[00:00] <Slart> Roasted: or wait.. have a look in ~/.mozilla/plugins . Do you see anything that looks like a flashplugin there?
[00:00] <Kareeser> followup: If I have 1GB RAM and make a swap that's only 512, would that break hibernate?
[00:00] <Slart> Kareeser: yes
[00:00] <guycook> Slart, I agree, just I am worried since this is an old drive I mounted long ago and it dual boot for XP 64 also, a reinstall will remove that correct?
[00:00] <zze86> kareeser - status: not loaded
[00:00] <Slart> guycook: nope.. xp will still be there
[00:00] <Roasted> Slart -libflashplayer.so
[00:00] <h2g2bob> Roasted: In firefox: tools, addons, plugins. select the flash item and click disable
[00:00] <Kareeser> zze86: Then the port should be open... unless I am mistaken. This is port 5900, right?
[00:00] <bamb00> hi
[00:00] <Slart> Roasted: remove that one and you should be on square one again..
[00:01] <Kareeser> zze86: are you accessing from within the local network?
[00:01] <bamb00> i am searching for an XP laptop and can[t find one
[00:01] <Slart> Roasted: then you can try installing the one from the repos.. see if that one works better
[00:01] <Gnea> Okay, most of you probably haven't done this, but I'm giving it a go because I'm tired of not having any sound on this other system: just setup pulseaudio to accept network connections from other pulseaudio systems on the lan.  so far, it works... sort of! the default GDM 'da-da-dum!' chime makes it through!! but i'm having some permission issues with regular user, who is in the pulse-access and pulse-rt groups - has anyone made it farther to make it work?
[00:01] <bamb00> i dont want to pay DEll's premium for xp lappys
[00:01] <bamb00> so
[00:01] <guycook> Slart, glad we talked about that, then the fresh install will only touch the part of the drive that is running ubuntu x64 correct?
[00:01] <bamb00> should i install ubuntu
[00:01] <bamb00> instead of xp
[00:01] <FloodBot3> bamb00: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:01] <Kareeser> bamb00:  es :P
[00:01] <bc> zze86: you trying to remote into ubunt from windows RDP?
[00:01] <Kareeser> yes*
[00:01] <bamb00> what? i am not flooding what r u saying im flooding
[00:01] <h2g2bob> Roasted: Only disables - the file will still be somewhere (~/.mozilla somewhere?). The one in ubuntu's repos. doesn't work for 64-bit either
[00:01] <Slart> guycook: well.. it will only touch the parts you tell it to touch.. you have to take care what you tell it
[00:01] <Cam42> okay, I'm looking to try out a few different Desktop environments, which should I try?
[00:02] <Kareeser> bamb00: How experienced are you with Ubuntu?
[00:02] <Cam42> I've already got GNOME and KDE
[00:02] <nog_lorp> Anyone help me? :(
[00:02] <Slart> h2g2bob: the one in the repos works nicely on 64bit.. at least for me
[00:02] <Gnea> bamb00: just don't type lots of short sentences and then hit enter a lot :)
[00:02] <Kareeser> bamb00: It takes some willpower to "quit" cold turkey
[00:02] <bamb00> Kareeser: i know a bit abt programming i know BASIC and Fortran
[00:02] <bamb00> but no C
[00:02] <bamb00> i heard u need to know C for linux
[00:02] <guycook> Slart, correct I'll make sure of the environment first that makes sense
[00:02] <Kareeser> bamb00: Using Ubuntu requires no knowledge of programming
[00:02] <Slart> bamb00: no you don't..
[00:02] <Tetracomm> Hello.
[00:02] <bamb00> how diff. is ubuntu from redhat or mandrake
[00:02] <Gnea> bamb00: depending on what you want to do with linux... these days, you really don't
[00:02] <Kareeser> bamb00: essentially very similar
[00:02] <zze86> kareeser: yeah from the local network, although I guess physically there is a router in the way. I did the port scan with the network tools function and it doesn't find port 5900 and I can't access the net either but my bittorrent client is running just fine, which is why I though tthe port was closed....
[00:02] <Tetracomm> When I try to permanently delete some files from trash, I get this: Error removing file: Permission denied
[00:02] <guycook> Will the new install 'see' what is there already?
[00:02] <hbekel> nog_lorp: the "winking" is caused by gnome panel constantly terminating and being restarted. compare the pids of gnome-panel in your paste
[00:02] <bamb00> i used mandrake in 2002 but it didn't work on my PC
[00:02] <bamb00> the internet was not working
[00:03] <Slart> bamb00: just for regular every day usage there is no need to know C or any other programming language
[00:03] <TonyTheTiger> can someone please help me, my headphone jack doesnt work in ubuntu.
[00:03] <nog_lorp> hbekel: k I'll check
[00:03] <bamb00> does ubuntu work with internet on XP/vista laptops
[00:03] <Kareeser> zze86: can you ping the server from the client machine?
[00:03] <Slart> guycook: I'm not really sure..
[00:03] <Gnea> bamb00: ubuntu works with any internet connection.
[00:03] <nog_lorp> hbekel: when I killall gnome-panel it doesn't come back
[00:03] <guycook> Slart, ok well thanks, I'll do some investigating now
[00:03] <zze86> kareeser: yep, and I can access the router config page as well
[00:03] <lianimator> bamb00: you can always use liveCD to try it out first.
[00:03] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: is it enabled in alsamixer
[00:03] <Slart> guycook: do so, good luck with the reinstall =)
[00:03] <TonyTheTiger> i have no option for headphone volume either
[00:03] <Gnea> bamb00: dsl, cable, wireless, dialup, x.25....
[00:03] <nog_lorp> hbekel: and dialogs that I can get to come up work fine (like power off dialog)
[00:03] <nog_lorp> brb
[00:03] <linux_noob> bc, for SSLOptions i have only one thing... +StrictRequire  .. is that alright? I used to have more on this line but I removed it while trying to debug
[00:03] <Kareeser> zze86: which vnc server is this? the one preinstalled with ubuntu?
[00:03] <Roasted> Slart - Bingo. that libflashplayer.so that was in the .mozilla/plugins folder, I deleted it, then reinstalled flashplugin-nonfree and now it works fine. Thanks bro.
[00:04] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, I have an option in alsamixer which is headphone but its a "switch" which is on.
[00:04] <hbekel> nog_lorp: have you tried running gnome-panel from the commandline?
[00:04] <Slart> Roasted: you're welcome
[00:04] <bamb00> i know for sure it dosent work with dialup modems. i never culd install working mandrake with my modem. no driver :((
[00:04] <Kareeser> zze86: make sure it's allowing incoming connections, System -> Pref -> Remote Desktop
[00:04] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, how can i enable it?
[00:04] <bamb00> but i dont have dialup :)) i have cable now
[00:04] <Kareeser> bamb00: Try linmodems
[00:04] <Kareeser> bamb00: It's a website
[00:04] <h2g2bob> bamb00: the main difference is how you use to add/remove software. The biggest change is the change over time - Ubuntu today isn't much different from other linuxes  today but is quite different from older linuxes
[00:04] <bamb00> also
[00:04] <Gnea> bamb00: this is 2009. that was 2002. tell me, could you play games with linux in 1994 with full 3d graphics? :)
[00:04] <zze86> Kareeser: on the Ubuntu machine, yes the preinstalled client. On my windows with which I am trying to access the Ubunut machine I am using the RealVNC viewer
[00:05] <bamb00> if i type in some word software, like StarOffice
[00:05] <microtux> hi
[00:05] <bamb00> will the fonts still look ugly
[00:05] <bamb00> cuz
[00:05] <bc> linux_noob: just use +StdEnvVars
[00:05] <bamb00> they were very ugly then
[00:05] <FloodBot3> bamb00: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:05] <Slart> mmm.. 1994.. voodoo 1 graphics accelerators.. mmmm
[00:05] <Kareeser> zze86: so what's the error... "can't connect to server"?
[00:05] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: open alsamixer make sure it is not muted
[00:05] <Kareeser> bamb00: Install "msttcorefonts"
[00:05] <bamb00> FloodBot3 im not flooding
[00:05] <Kareeser> bamb00: I also find that Linux fonts are better looking than Windows' equivalents
[00:05] <microtux> i'm running Ubuntu 9.04, when i tried to mount the cdrom, there was a error : dev /dev/sdc0 not found
[00:05] <Gnea> bamb00: staroffice is old and obsolete. we use openoffice now (sun open-sourced staroffice and openoffice was the result - it's still in development with regular stable releases)
[00:05] <microtux> any help
[00:05] <Slart> bamb00: try a live cd.. it will answer all these questions without any change to your existing system
[00:05] <zze86> kareeser: yeah I already setup the remote desktop to allow incoming connections
[00:05] <wolf>  /server wulfhowl.com
[00:05] <wolf> ...
[00:05] <wolf> ignore that
[00:05] <Kareeser> microtux: try /cdrom
[00:06] <Gnea> bamb00: and ignore the bots
[00:06] <Slart> !ask | microtux
[00:06] <Gnea> !enter
[00:06] <microtux> /dev/scd0 sorry,
[00:06] <Kareeser> zze86: So the connection attempt just times out?
[00:06] <h2g2bob> microtux: how are you mounting the cdrom?
[00:06] <kobrien> ubottu, agreed!
[00:06] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, There is no volume control for headphone, all other options are not muted.
[00:06] <Slart> microtux: oh.. sorry.. didn't see your question..
[00:06] <microtux> Slart, mount /media/cdrom
[00:06] <Kareeser> TonyTheTiger: I thought there was...
[00:07] <microtux> Slart, the fstab : /dev/scd0       /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0       0
[00:07] <Gnea> bamb00: have you been living under a rock that broke a mirror?
[00:07] <zze86> kareeser: unable to resolve the host by name. The requested name is valid, but no data of the requested type was found (11004).......It was a different error yesterday night. yesterday it was nable to connect to host: Connection refused (10061)
[00:07] <bamb00> whot
[00:07] <losty> hello
[00:07] <TonyTheTiger> Kareeser, What made you think that? There is a "switch" option which is just a tick box for headphones.
[00:07] <Ciros> oh wow....
[00:07] <Gnea> bamb00: well, you mentioned you hadn't used linux for about 7 years
[00:07] <zikiti> hello all
[00:08] <Kareeser> zze86: sounds like it's connecting then... but it's just not establishing a connection properly, odd.
[00:08] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: master volume controls  headphone volume
[00:08] <Slart> hello zikiti
[00:08] <Kareeser> zze86: Have you tried posting on Ubuntuforums, so people can try solving this in a slower-paced setting?
[00:08] <lianimator> What's the reason that backgrounds from /usr/share/backgrounds/ and /usr/share/pixmaps/backgrounds/cosmos/ are not included in Appearance Preferences?
[00:08] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, thats set to max then.
[00:08] <losty> can anyone assist with setting up wireless on 9.04?
[00:08] <linux_noob> bc, do you know if there is a way that i can copy and paste out of CygWin?
[00:08] <bamb00> Gnea i tried linux in 2002 a lot bt it didnt work with anything not with internet also fonts were ugly etc. so i gave up after that windows XP was gr8 so i didnt bother now vista is like super SUCK and i dont want to waste laptop energy on stupid vista thats why i want linux or xp but  u cant get xp drivers so linux
[00:08] <Slart> lianimator: I don't think it adds backgrounds automatically.. iirc you have to "Add" them yourself, one by one
[00:08] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: when you plug in headphones does speaker sound stop
[00:08] <nog_lorp> hbekel: when I killed it and tried to run it from tty1, DISPLAY wasn't set
[00:08] <losty> i have set it up and works, but incrediably slow
[00:08] <Fezzler> Can't get my D-Link di-624 wireless to connect
[00:08] <nog_lorp> hbekel: dunno the default display
[00:09] <Kareeser> bamb00: lots have changed in the past 7 years
[00:09] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, yes it does.
[00:09] <bc> linux_noob: i do not, but I would imagine it would be a function of windows cmd shell instead
[00:09] <zze86> no, not yet. I was going to try that next but y'know typical american instant gratification. :P thanks for trying though
[00:09] <hbekel> nog_lorp: run it from a terminal in gnome
[00:09] <microtux> so ?
[00:09] <Kareeser> bamb00: you have to approach Ubuntu with an open mind. And be open to solving your own problems.
[00:09] <Dealer> (EE)NVIDIA(0): Failed to intialize the NVIDIA module! Please ensure that there is a supported NVIDIA GPU in this system and that the NVIDIA device files have been vreated properly. *aborting* Screens found, but none have a usable configuration. <-- The error message I get now after installing the NVIDIA driver. Anyone can tell me how to get rid of the driver I installed??
[00:09] <nog_lorp> hbekel: how can I get a terminal in gnome :(
[00:09] <bc> linux_noob: right click on title bar
[00:09] <Kareeser> Dealer: How did you install the driver?
[00:09] <Fezzler> Ubuntu finds the modem but, even after reset, "admin" does not work?
[00:09] <lianimator> Slart: I opened the folder and dragged them in. just wondering why they were not included on fresh install!! they look great.
[00:09] <Slart> !terminal
[00:09] <th0r> I converted /dev/sda2 from ntfs to ext4 ande now it only mounts read-only. How to I change it to mount writeable?
[00:10] <nog_lorp> hbekel: dunno the necessary hotkeys to do that without using the menus
[00:10] <Dealer> Kareeser, I shut down my X-Server, su, sh NVIDIA-blablabla.run
[00:10] <linux_noob> bc, cool thank you
[00:10] <Kareeser> Dealer: uh-oh.
[00:10] <Fezzler> But "user" works but I can't change settings log in as "user"
[00:10] <Kareeser> Dealer: did you check to see if your card was supported?
[00:10] <Slart> lianimator: that I don't know .. I was kind of expecting it to add all images from some special folder.. that would be nice imho
[00:10] <microtux> Slart, Kareeser any idea ?
[00:10] <Gnea> bamb00: ah, okay. well, here's the deal: mandrake (which is now called mandriva) is one out of, literally, hundreds of distributions. Ubuntu is based off of the Debian GNU/Linux distribution, which is well known for its stableness.  It is not Debian, but uses the same package management system and a few other minor tidbits (configuration locations, etc)
[00:10] <Dealer> I picked it out on the Nvidia.com site :S
[00:10] <Slart> microtux: nope.. no idea
[00:11] <Kareeser> microtux: negatory...
[00:11] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: and your sure under alsamixer there is not mm in the headphone box
[00:11] <zikiti> I'm trying to install ubuntu server 9.04 on an old dell inspiron 1000. I keep failing the install though. Getting a message: "failed to determine codename for the release"
[00:11] <Kareeser> microtux: try ubuntuforums :)
[00:11] <Dealer> Kareeser, no, I just picked it out on the Nvidia.com site ...
[00:11] <zikiti> Not much info on this in the forums
[00:11] <zikiti> Was wondering if anyone came across this
[00:11] <Kareeser> Dealer: right, I heard ya :) let me think...
[00:11] <Dealer> Kareeser, sorry :S
[00:11] <hbekel> nog_lorp: so start gnome, killall gnome-panel, then switch to a tty console, type export DISPLAY=:0.0 and then gnome-terminal
[00:11] <microtux> Slart, Kareeser well, thank u @ all,
[00:12] <Gnea> bamb00: Ubuntu has been made, from the ground-up, to be easy for anybody to use.  Most of everything has been setup and geared toward desktop use.  If something isn't working, there's over 1,000 people here in #ubuntu.  Plus, we also have http://ubuntuforums.org, which you are encouraged to register on.  Sometimes asking questions in both forums can get your answers quicker. :)
[00:12] <nog_lorp> hbekel: thanks
[00:12] <Kareeser> Dealer: I'm out of ideas :( Try the forums?
[00:12] <nog_lorp> brb
[00:12] <Kareeser> Dealer: I've never had it fail on me, so I'm out of my element here, sorry
[00:12] <bamb00> well
[00:12] <bamb00> theres only 1 prob.
[00:12] <Kareeser> bamb00: yeah?
[00:12] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, in the headphone box there is 00 and i cant change any value for it.
[00:12] <Gnea> bamb00: of course, there's a server version as well, and as of last month, there's a version for netbooks too.
[00:12] <Dealer> Kareeser, I did the repair thing, I selected the recovery mode, and did the auto fix there, you beleve its fixed now ?
[00:12] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, there is mm in front mi and line
[00:12] <bamb00> if i install ubuntu will ppl on mIRC basically tell me im a "noob" if i ask them cuz that what pissed me off in 2002 and i began hating linux
[00:12] <Kareeser> Dealer: in my experience, that doesn't do anything... :S
[00:13] <Dealer> damn
[00:13] <Kareeser> Dealer: of course, it DOES something, but nothing that actually helped me.
[00:13] <FFForever> how do i open a 7zip?
[00:13] <Kareeser> Dealer: hey, give it a shot, if it works, it works
[00:13] <Dealer> gonna try another restart of the x-server.
[00:13] <Kareeser> FFForever: sudo apt-get install 7zip
[00:13] <LjL> !7z | FFForever
[00:13] <linux_noob> bc, here are my ports and my sites-avail default  http://paste.ubuntu.com/167305/
[00:13] <Kareeser> FFForever: then, man 7zip
[00:13] <hbekel> bamb00: depends on the channel
[00:13] <hbekel> bamb00: this one's friendly
[00:13] <Gnea> bamb00: of course you'll be a n00b, but you know what?  everyone's a n00b at some point.  if you can get past that and not get all upset over it and accept it, you won't be a noob for very long and everyone will forget it :)
[00:13] <Kareeser> bamb00: don't let it get to you.
[00:14] <bamb00> kk :))
[00:14] <Slart> bamb00: we can't possible predict what people around might or might not call you.. this channel is friendly and we'll be nice to you as long as you behave reasonably
[00:14] <Kareeser> bamb00: I tried arch today. I messed it up real bad. Does that make me a noob? I bet, but I don't really care.
[00:14] <zikiti> Any takers? The error is "failed to determine codename for the release"
[00:14] <bamb00> Kareeser: only a jew would try "arch".
[00:14] <Kareeser> bamb00: LOL
[00:14] <bamb00> lol
[00:14] <linux_noob> bc, as i read over the exact stuff i jsut copy and pasted to you.. i cant help but read the preExisting #comment in ports that says that SSL virtual hosts are not yet supported.. .and then i look to the next file where i do exactly that they said i couldnt do.. declare an SSL virtual host
[00:14] <Kareeser> zikiti: where in the install does it say that?
[00:14] <microtux_> hi
[00:14] <Switchfoot> hello
[00:15] <Kareeser> heya
[00:15] <Gnea> bamb00: we also don't encourage nor condone racial/religios/any kind of disrespect or bigotry toward anyone else.
[00:15] <Slart> !coc > bamb00
[00:15] <zikiti> Kareeser: After the partioning when it is about to install the base system
[00:15] <nog_lorp> hbekel: error message along the line of "undefined symbol: g_mount_is_shadowed"
[00:15] <bc> linux_noob: different type, "name based virtual hosts are not yet supported" -- you aren't using name based
[00:15] <Gnea> *religious
[00:15] <Kareeser> zikiti: did you check the md5sum of the iso image before you burned it?
[00:15] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: see if this helps http://www.qc4blog.com/?p=617
[00:15] <linux_noob> bc, oh okay
[00:15] <zikiti> yes I did
[00:15] <bc> linux_noob: when you try to connect to https://localhost, it just takes a long time?
[00:16] <zikiti> Kareeser:  Even redownloaded from different mirror and verified again
[00:16] <linux_noob> bc, so as it stands currently with those two files... attempting an apache restart gives me teh error that 443 is alreayd in use
[00:16] <bc> linux_noob: (replace localhost with whatever IP the machine is)
[00:16] <hbekel> nog_lorp: please give the complete error message
[00:16] <Kareeser> zikiti: una momento, researching.
[00:16] <nog_lorp> k
[00:16] <bc> linux_noob: grep -R :443 /etc/apache2/*
[00:16] <zikiti> Kareeser: Gracias, te espero
[00:16] <Gnea> bamb00: if, for whatever reason, you feel that calling someone names and making a complete arse out of yourself is better than showing respect, then there are moderators who will kindly show you where you can stick such comments.
[00:16] <bc> linux_noob: you should only see 1 result
[00:17] <Switchfoot> When I type a word in my address bar it goes to that word website not automatically to .com website for example I wanted to go to fandango.com but it took me to http://fandango/ why is that
[00:17] <Gnea> bamb00: so, what is it that you're having issues with Ubuntu today? :)
[00:17] <linux_noob> bc, i see 3 :(
[00:17] <Dealer> ahhhh
[00:17] <nog_lorp> hbekel: "gnome-panel: symbol lookup error: gnome-panel: undefined symbol: g_mount_is_shadowed"
[00:17] <Slart> Switchfoot: I think it goes to the first result of a google search for that work.. but it's configurable in firefox
[00:17] <linux_noob> bc, default, default-ssl, 000-defaul
[00:17] <Dealer> my x-server is fu*ked :S
[00:17] <bc> linux_noob: only one you should have defined is in /etc/apache2/sites-available/default-ssl
[00:18] <Dealer> Slart, do you know how I can undo my wrong by installing the nvidia driver ?
[00:18] <Kareeser> zikiti: wild-ass guess, try workaround posted here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/debian-installer/+bug/122402
[00:18] <bc> linux_noob: default is only for 80
[00:18] <Slart> Dealer: hmm.. you installed it from the file from the nvidia site?
[00:18] <linux_noob> bc, okay i'll switch all the other references to :80 for now and see if my apache restarts willingly brb
[00:18] <Switchfoot> wait
[00:18] <Switchfoot> no
[00:18] <Kareeser> zikiti: outside of that, I'm not the one to ask, since I am now just guessing. So ask around here again :)
[00:18] <linux_noob> bc, thanks for all the help by the way
[00:18] <Dealer> Slart, yes, su, sh NVIDIA-Linux.......run
[00:18] <lianimator> is there a program that would log how much time you spent on each application? Like a usage logger..
[00:19] <zikiti> Kareeser: yes i did
[00:19] <Slart> Dealer: I think the same file you used to install it can be used to uninstall it.. have you tried running "sh NVIDIA-linux-blablabla --help" ?
[00:19] <zikiti> didn't work
[00:19] <Switchfoot> i pulled up some art site instead of fandango.com
[00:19] <Kareeser> zikiti: ok.
[00:19] <Switchfoot> the .com is the first result on google
[00:19] <bc> linux_noob: no problem. brb phone
[00:19] <Dealer> Slart, did not, I will now.
[00:19] <Fezzler> Can I update the firmware of my d-link di-624 via Ubuntu?
[00:19] <eseven73> yes you can Fezzler
[00:19] <eseven73> I have a dlink 625 and I update it very easy in linux
[00:19] <Kareeser> Slart: Oh! I didn't know you could do that! Thanks!
[00:19] <eseven73> dlink ftw
[00:20] <Slart> Fezzler: depends.. I think d-link can do that by using the web interface... some devices require you to run a windows binary for updating firmware..
[00:20] <Kareeser> eseven73: Linksys w/ Tomato ftw.
[00:20] <mick_> Anyone here from Ireland?
[00:20] <Slart> Kareeser: huh?
[00:20] <Switchfoot> nm it goes to .net sites
[00:20] <eseven73> ewww linksys :P
[00:20] <Kareeser> eseven73: hehehe
[00:20] <Kareeser> Slart: Uninstalling the nvidia driver thing.
[00:20] <Slart> Kareeser: ahhh.. ok.. =)
[00:20] <Gnea> mick_: this is the Ubuntu support channel...
[00:20] <aleron6> does anybody know if there is a media player that supports mp3 files?
[00:21] <Slart> aleron6: all of them does, afaik
[00:21] <aleron6> if so can anybody tell me which one is good for it
[00:21] <eseven73> !mp3 | aleron6
[00:21] <aleron6> no
[00:21] <Slart> !mp3
[00:21] <Kareeser> zikiti: Is this a normal install, not using preseed/kickstart/kickseed?
[00:21] <aleron6> not all of them
[00:21] <aleron6> thats a lie
[00:21] <Fezzler> Slart>> I can't log into the web interface.  I reset but "admin" does not work?
[00:21] <Kareeser> aleron6: install the gstreamer plugins
[00:21] <zikiti> Kareeser: Yep, normal
[00:21] <Gnea> aleron6: there's a media player that doesn't support mp3?
[00:21] <aleron6> you must not not your research
[00:21] <Gnea> aleron6: please, can you tell me which one(s)?
[00:21] <aleron6> yes when i pop in a cd it doesnt work
[00:21] <eseven73> aleron6, you're just missing codecs
[00:21] <aleron6> all of em basically
[00:21] <eseven73> !codecs | aleron6
[00:21]  * Gnea finds that he has better things to do than to listen to music with all players all the time
[00:21] <Dealer> haahha
[00:22] <Dealer> Slart, thanks alot!!! sh NVIDIA....run --uninstall :)
[00:22] <bc> linux_noob: ssl still no work? check to see if this exists also, /etc/ssl/certs/server.crt
[00:22] <Kareeser> Dealer: cooooool!
[00:22] <Gnea> aleron6: a regular music cd or a cd with mp3's on it?
[00:22] <Dealer> Just got to get used to reading now, no more windows, no more 'yes yes yes yes yes yes' ;)
[00:22] <Slart> Fezzler: you can probably reset it.. go to the D-Link site, download a manual and see how to do it on your device.. there might be a small button on the back.. or some other way
[00:22] <linux_noob> bc, im down to only one :443 referece but it claism teh Address is alreayd in use could not bind
[00:22] <Slart> Dealer: tadaaa =)
[00:22] <Dealer> Kinda retarded. Long time since I used linux ;)
[00:22] <Dealer> thanks folks!!
[00:22] <aleron6> a regular music cd
[00:23] <Kareeser> zikiti: I have noooo idea now.
[00:23] <Kareeser> zikiti: :(
[00:23] <Dealer> now I'm gonna try agaiN K9
[00:23] <Kareeser> Dealer: let us know
[00:23] <zikiti> Kareeser: You know what the problem was? lol... I could slap myself. (no, I'd probably like that)... Like I mentioned, it was an old system. dusty! Dirty! I cleaned the cdrom lens! And that worked. I didn't think about that ealier because it passed verification
[00:23] <Slart> aleron6: what does the regular music cd have to do with mp3s?
[00:23] <bc> linux_noob: sudo killall apache2 ; sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[00:23] <Kareeser> zikiti: durrr.... glad to know!
[00:23] <Gnea> aleron6: okay, that requires a sound cable to go between your cdrom and the soundcard/motherboard... you also need to make sure the CD volume is turned up in your mixer
[00:23] <Kareeser> zikiti: I'll suggest that next time someone asks that.
[00:23] <nog_lorp> hbekel: any idea? :(
[00:23] <zikiti> Then again, I verified the ISO. but i did the disk integrity check as well before the install
[00:23] <nog_lorp> "gnome-panel: symbol lookup error: gnome-panel: undefined symbol: g_mount_is_shadowed"
[00:23] <zikiti> Kareeser: Thank you nonetheless
[00:23] <aleron6> i want to extract them in that format
[00:23] <aleron6> duh
[00:24] <Kareeser> zikiti: glad it worked out :)
[00:24] <eseven73> !attitude | aleron6
[00:24] <Gnea> aleron6: don't 'duh' me, a lot of people miss that
[00:24] <Kareeser> aleron6: Try "Sound Juicer"
[00:24] <Slart> aleron6: sigh.. well.. good luck with that.. bye
[00:24] <bc> linux_noob: if you still get the error, ps aux | grep apache
[00:24] <linux_noob> bc, okay apache started up :)
[00:24] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, That didnt work, tried various combination of options.
[00:24] <hwilde> hello what is the minimal entry in /etc/hosts.allow ?
[00:24] <Kareeser> hwilde: empty.
[00:24] <hwilde> Kareeser, to explicitly allow myself...
[00:24] <Kareeser> hwilde: actually, technically, no, there are comments.
[00:25] <Alexx> Hi can someone help me installing firefox3 ?
[00:25] <Kareeser> Alexx: sudo apt-get install firefox
[00:25] <hbekel> nog_lorp: that means one of the libraries in ldd $(which gnome-panel) is too old or broken in some other way
[00:25] <hwilde> Kareeser, the minimum Useful hosts.allow
[00:25] <nog_lorp> hbekel: okay
[00:25] <welltb> hello...anybody for a quick question?
[00:25] <linux_noob> bc, attempting to connect to the machine's IP in the browser (https) yields:  Data Transfer Interrupted
[00:25] <Kareeser> welltb: ask away
[00:25] <Slart> welltb: sure.. just ask
[00:25] <Kareeser> hwilde: ah, nevermind, sorry. Mine's just empty. What did you need it for?
[00:26] <nog_lorp> hbekel: google turns up gnome library GIO, "index of new symbols in 2.20"
[00:26] <nog_lorp> so I'll check that out
[00:26] <hwilde> How To Explicitly Allow Myself in remote /etc/hosts.allow
[00:26] <nog_lorp> thanks
[00:26] <welltb> what is the purpose of putting /var on a separate partiton?  is it to store the /var.../archive packages?
[00:26] <linux_noob> bc,  http://192.168.1.100/ == failed to connect   https://192.168.1.100/  == data transfer interrupted
[00:26] <bc> linux_noob: you using a proxy?
[00:26] <Slart> welltb: I think var is written to a lot more than.. say /
[00:27] <welltb> hmmm...
[00:27] <pipegeek> welltb: var can occasionally grow unexpectedly (for instance, if something suddenly starts dumping loads of error output into /var/log).  Putting it in a separate partition prevents it from filling up your whole disk
[00:27] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: what sound/s card do you have
[00:27] <bc> linux_noob: what is between you and 192.168.1.100?
[00:27] <linux_noob> bc, no.. but wouldnt i need some sort of enabled site before i could expect to see something in a browser?
[00:27] <Slart> welltb: and it can also grow ... perhaps even fill up the entire free space if left unchecked
[00:27] <hbekel> nog_lorp: that means that a function called g_mount_is_shadowed from the GIO library is missing, you'll need to update/reinstall the library that provides this
[00:27] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, I actually dont know, how can i find out?
[00:27] <Kareeser> welltb: or a rogue php upload file with no max_filesize check...
[00:27] <linux_noob> bc, a hub is inbetween me and that address... but id like to note that i am current SSH'd into that ip successfully
[00:27] <bc> linux_noob: no necessarily
[00:27] <welltb> gotcha...so mainly for developer types?
[00:27] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: aplay -l
[00:27] <bc> linux_noob: not, I meant
[00:28] <offipso> is there a simpler, lighterweight application switcher?
[00:28] <Kareeser> welltb: *shrugs* up to you. Mine's with /
[00:28] <offipso> my comp goes slowly when I switch with alt tab
[00:28] <Slart> welltb: I don't have /var on a separate partition.. I might do that for a server.. but not for a desktop machine
[00:28] <bc> linux_noob: what do you get when you `telnet 192.168.1.100 443`?
[00:28] <Gnea> !pm | aleron6 (I told you before, and I won't tell you again)
[00:28] <Kareeser> offipso: is it because you have compiz on?
[00:28] <offipso> Kareeser: Yeah, but I like some of the other effects
[00:28] <linux_noob> bc from the  192.168.1.100 itself? or from where i am now?
[00:28] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, card 0: SB [HDA ATI SB], device 0: ALC861VD Analog [ALC861VD Analog]
[00:28] <TonyTheTiger>   Subdevices: 0/1
[00:28] <TonyTheTiger>   Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
[00:28] <nog_lorp> yup, libgio is v 2.0, clearly not updated properly
[00:28] <nog_lorp> :(
[00:28] <Slart> !pastebin | TonyTheTiger
[00:28] <welltb> gotcha....luvin' Ubuntu...especially #!....thanks for the advice...
[00:28] <Slart> welltb: you're welcome
[00:28] <offipso> Kareeser: I also have compizconfig-settings-manager
[00:29] <bc> linux_noob: from where ever you are trying to bring it up in a browser
[00:29] <linux_noob> bc, sorry how do i use telnet?
[00:29] <linux_noob> bc can i run that from my windows cmd?
[00:29] <Kareeser> offipso: you could turn on static application switcher, and customize it so that it does not show snapshots of the program
[00:29] <Kareeser> linux_noob: you need a telnet server installed
[00:29] <bc> linux_noob: yes, you should be able to
[00:30] <bc> Kareeser: no, he doesn't
[00:30] <Kareeser> offipso: or even to not show anything at all
[00:30] <linux_noob> bc, okay i am going to attempt that command from my windows vista CMD and aim it at that ip (my linux box)
[00:30] <offipso> Kareeser: I am using Static Application Switcher, I've deselected "Icon" and "Mipmap" but it doesn't seem to affect it
[00:30] <Kareeser> bc: to telnet into a server, the server needs a telnet server...?
[00:30] <bc> Kareeser: no
[00:30] <Kareeser> offipso: so how's it slowing down?
[00:30] <Slart> well.. I'm off to bed.. good night everyone
[00:30] <bc> Kareeser: note the port, 443
[00:31] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, I think i found the solution
[00:31] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+question/61999
[00:31] <linux_noob> bc im having an issue... namely that im in vista right how
[00:31] <bk> is there a place to download a package installer
[00:31] <offipso> Kareeser: When I press Alt-Tab, the delay between when I cycle windows and when the UI updates to indicate what window I'm selecting is very slow
[00:31] <josh_> hey
[00:31] <bk> like how ubuntu comes with certain programs
[00:31] <offipso> Kareeser: Also, it fades in a very chunky way, to highlight the window that I'm on
[00:31] <bk> can i get a one install for alot more?
[00:31] <bc> linux_noob: check the ssl error and access logs first then. any error hints? does it show you attempted a connection?
[00:32] <linux_noob> bc, can  you remind me as to the location of that log?
[00:32] <bk> can someone msg me for help with glib install
[00:32] <Gnea> !pm | bk
[00:33] <bc> linux_noob: according to your pastebin, /var/log/apache2/error.log
[00:33] <Gnea> bk: what do you need glib for?
[00:33] <Kareeser> offipso: what if you turned compiz off? Your graphics card may not be fast enough to support it.
[00:33] <bc> linux_noob: and... access.log
[00:33] <bk> to install irssi
[00:33] <Kareeser> offipso: and if it is, then it may not have the proper drivers installed.
[00:33] <linux_noob> bc, oic sorry. looking at it now
[00:33] <Gnea> bk: just type:  sudo apt-get install irssi   and it's done for you
[00:33] <bk> actually no
[00:33] <Stargaze> intel graphic cards do not support compiz
[00:33] <bk> i know
[00:33] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: ok
[00:33] <bk> older version
[00:33] <offipso> Kareeser: Well, it does support other effects of compiz fine, such as drop shadows and wobbly windows. I'll try turning it off, but I'd probably switch to XFCE if I can't use it at all
[00:33] <Kareeser> Stargaze: not correct, mine does.
[00:33] <Gnea> of irssi?
[00:33] <bk> one more question with ssh
[00:33] <bk> yea
[00:34] <FloodBot3> bk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:34] <Stargaze> mine does not
[00:34] <Gnea> why?
[00:34] <bk> it installs 8.12
[00:34] <offipso> Kareeser: My card uses the Intel drivers, just an Intel 945GM integrated graphics
[00:34] <bk> new is 8.13
[00:34] <Stargaze> i read about it on a blog
[00:34] <Kareeser> Stargaze: only the 965 is blacklisted...
[00:34] <Kareeser> Stargaze: AFAIK. ;)
[00:34]  * Stargaze checks
[00:34] <Kareeser> offipso: apt-cache policy xserver-xorg-video-intel
[00:34]  * bc omg @ floodbot
[00:34] <Gnea> bk: so you just need the glib .h files so you can compile the new irssi?
[00:34] <Gnea> !enter
[00:35] <offipso> Kareeser: Installed: 2:2.6.3-0ubuntu9
[00:35] <Curly_Q> Greetings!   Has anyone here used ircd or Behemoth Servers on Ubuntu?
[00:35] <linux_noob> bc, I found errors: "Invalid method in request"
[00:35] <bk> i get "Cannot open your terminal '/dev/pts/2' - please check." when using ssh to screen -dr into my irssi on the server
[00:35] <mupa> does anyone know how to get vlc to play sound over hdmi? totem does it fine so its software
[00:35] <bk> why would that be?
[00:35] <bc> linux_noob: you sure you aren't using a proxy?
[00:35] <offipso> Kareeser: cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | grep -i intel shows up nothing though
[00:35] <Ademan> is xmess no longer maintained?
[00:35] <Gnea> bk: try is like this:  screen -A -R -DD
[00:35] <offipso> Kareeser: Do I have to explicitly enable it?
[00:35] <Kareeser> offipso: interesting.
[00:35] <ldlework> Here's a nice wallpaper I just made for you all : http://www.ldlework.com/attachment/wiki/dump/CAWallpaper.png
[00:35] <linux_noob> bc im sorry that im not advanced enough to use a proxy :)
[00:35] <Kareeser> offipso: in my experience, no, but hey, for fun, let's try it. Make sure you back up your xorg.conf file.
[00:36] <bk> Gnea: same error
[00:36] <Huufarted> Question about scripts.  Shell scripts need to be executed with './' for security purposes.  Is there a way to set a specific directory and have it in your path so the shell will allow you to execute any scripts in there without requiring ./?
[00:36] <Kareeser> offipso: driver "intel", I believe the modifier is.
[00:36] <Gnea> bk: what user did you start screen as?
[00:36] <offipso> Kareeser: Yea, let me try that. Actually, I'll /msg you directly if that's ok, to avoid the noise of the channel
[00:36] <bk> Gnea: not root
[00:36] <bk> a regular user
[00:36] <Gnea> bk: who owns /dev/pts/2?
[00:36] <Kareeser> offipso: aye
[00:36] <bk> Gnea: I have no clue, how can i check
[00:36] <bk> im guessing user
[00:36] <Gnea> bk: ls -l /dev/pts/2
[00:37] <bk> i can do it just fine on windows
[00:37] <hbekel> nog_lorp: try upgrading/reinstalling libglib2.0-0
[00:37] <bc> linux_noob: see, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=4466
[00:37] <bk> Gnea: it says root does
[00:37] <linux_noob> bc to give you some background... everything was work with http... then i changed all the 80s to 443s.. and much to my dismay (now that i know what i know) it actually worked! I lost the ability to connect to my hostname and I could only connect to the exact IP... i then realized that this was occuring because I had not forwarded the 443 port from my router
[00:37] <bk> Gnea: that mean I have to run under root?
[00:37] <Gnea> bk: that means something is wrong
[00:37] <bk> Gnea: ohhh
[00:37] <h2g2bob> Huufarted: use PATH="/home/user/whatever:$PATH" ; export PATH
[00:37] <Gnea> bk: try to sudo screen -A -R -DD
[00:38] <bk> Gnea: well I can screen -dr in on windows ssh just fine
[00:38] <linux_noob> bc, so then i forwarded the port from the router.... but my router was being strange... so i rebooted the router and the linux box... now nothing except ssh works! (im reading yoru link now)
[00:38] <bk> Gnea: under user
[00:38] <bk> Gnea: ok hold on
[00:38] <Huufarted> h2g2bob: will that allow any scripts in that directory to execute without having to specify the path?
[00:38] <Gnea> bk: i doubt that - unless you changed your putty settings
[00:38] <alpocr_> tengo un problema
[00:38] <Stargaze> i cannot get through my port 22 for ssh
[00:38] <linux_noob> bc, okay i will go through the apache2 ssl setup again and hoepfully i dont break it again
[00:38] <bk> server is running fedora
[00:38] <linux_noob> bc thanks for you rhelp
[00:39] <Stargaze> whats the command line?
[00:39] <bk> not ubuntu sorry
[00:39] <bc> linux_noob: maybe backup /etc/apache2 first as well :)
[00:39] <h2g2bob> Huufarted: yep, for the current bash session only. It will search that folder before /bin and /usr/bin as normal. To make it permanent add those lines to ~/.bashrc
[00:39] <Kareeser> Stargaze: hm?
[00:39] <elexodus> Having harddrive copy problems: http://pastebin.ca/1416958
[00:39] <bk> Gnea: can I change a port on ssh with ubuntu?
[00:39] <Gnea> !english | alpocr_
[00:39] <hbekel> h2g2bob: that's highly insecure, dirs in the home directory should be at the end of the path
[00:39] <Huufarted> Thanks a ton, h2g2bob.  :)  I really appreciate it
[00:39] <Stargaze> i can ping my second pc but not access it
[00:39] <Gnea> bk: what does that have to do with screen?
[00:39] <Kareeser> Stargaze: oh right, I was talking to you earlier, I think...?
[00:40] <solexious> How can I unmount from the commandline?
[00:40] <bk> Gnea: you said I changed my settings in putty, i log in with ip and username, then enter pw
[00:40] <bc> bk: grep Port /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[00:40] <pipegeek> solexious: umount
[00:40] <quaal> solexious, umount
[00:40] <Huufarted> Stargaze, is the other PC listening on port 22?
[00:40] <Matisse> hi
[00:40] <h2g2bob> Huufarted: hbekel suggests using PATH="$PATH:/home/user/whatever" so you look in /bin and /usr/bin first
[00:40] <solexious> Thanks both
[00:40] <bk> Gnea: I do the same thing in ubuntu ssh
[00:40] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, Hey sorry to bother you, im trying to follow the fix that I found. I thinks its what i need to do however I cant seem to find the etc/modprobe.d/options file
[00:40] <Huufarted> h2g2bob, aye I'm doing that.  :)  Thanks a bunch.
[00:40] <Stargaze> not sure Huufarted
[00:40] <h2g2bob> np
[00:40] <Guest55265> How do I get back the window style of kile 2.0 for kile 2.1 ?
[00:40] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+question/61999 its at the end the instructions.
[00:41] <linux_noob> stargaze, i just had that problem... do you use a router?
[00:41] <Gnea> bk: right, but there are other elements that are easily changeable - are you sure you didn't become root and then launch screen in fedora? it doesn't really make a difference what linux distro it is, running as root is running as root, and if the tty is owned by root, then root started the shell.
[00:41] <Stargaze> yes a router
[00:41] <Huufarted> Stargaze, on the other computer, do this:  netstat -an | grep "\:22"
[00:41] <Stargaze> roger
[00:41] <Sp|kE> s
[00:41] <Kareeser> Stargaze, linux_noob, the router should be transparent... intra-network communication isn't blocked by default, I think.
[00:41] <bk> Gnea: tty? and I know i start screen in user all the time
[00:41] <Huufarted> Stargaze, are both PCs behind that router or is the firewall between them?
[00:41] <Sp|kE> test
[00:42] <Sp|kE> test
[00:42] <Kareeser> hi Sp|kE
[00:42] <Huufarted> Kareeser: exactly what I was thinking
[00:42] <Huufarted> Sp|kE: please /join #test for that
[00:42] <linux_noob> kareeser true, but if you are a complete noob like me you might use the external address to get to it
[00:42] <chr_> hey
[00:42] <Huufarted> lol linux_noob
[00:42] <alpocr_> I've a problem with my printer..
[00:42] <linux_noob> kareeser which was what i was doing until i came here and talked to people about it
[00:42] <Kareeser> linux_noob: ah, point taken.
[00:43] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Let's try that. Are you trying to access the host with your public IP?
[00:43] <Stargaze> ok, did netstat -an | grep "\:22"
[00:43] <Apure> hey um
[00:43] <elexodus> Having harddrive copy problems: http://pastebin.ca/1416958
[00:43] <Apure> guys
[00:43] <TonyTheTiger> anyone know how i can access the etc/modprobe.d/options file?
[00:43] <Kareeser> Apure: sup?
[00:43] <Stargaze> yes
[00:43] <Apure> um
[00:43] <Huufarted> Stargaze, did anything show up?
[00:43] <alpocr_> I've a Cannon IP1300
[00:43] <Apure> has anyone heard of
[00:43] <Soren_> dayo? time toformat c:?
[00:43] <Apure> a PIRCBot?
[00:43] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Try accessing it with the internal IP
[00:43] <Huufarted> Kareeser, wait.
[00:43] <Stargaze> in time i want to acces my pc when i'm at the office
[00:43] <Kareeser> Huufarted: kay.
[00:43] <Apure> has anyone ever heard of PIRCBot?
[00:43] <Huufarted> Stargaze, did anything show up with that command you typed?
[00:44] <dayo> Soren_: yeah. use the XP install CD. probably easier that way
[00:44] <Stargaze> no
[00:44] <alpocr_> NADIE ME VA A RESPONDER ???????????
[00:44] <Gnea> bk: tty is /dev/pts/2, or the terminal number
[00:44] <nikolas_> hi everyone
[00:44] <Huufarted> Stargaze, it does not appear that ssh is running.  On that other PC, let's verify that.  Type this:  ssh -ltest localhost
[00:44] <dayo> Soren_: when u get to the part where it shows your partitions, delete them all. then create a 100GB partition and install XP to it
[00:44] <Gnea> !english | alpocr_
[00:44] <chr_> secret
[00:44] <Stargaze> a colleague adviced to use logmein dot com
[00:44] <Kareeser> Stargaze: do you have openssh-server installed?
[00:44] <Apure> guys
[00:44] <bk> Gnea: oh ok, see i learn somethign new every day
[00:44] <nikolas_> wassupp
[00:44] <pipegeek> alpocr_: ask your question
[00:44] <Apure> anyone ever heard of Pircbot?
[00:44] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Try Huu's suggestion first, sorry.
[00:44] <Gnea> !printer | alpocr_
[00:45] <Gnea> bk: :)
[00:45] <alpocr_> oko.. I've a problem with my print
[00:45]  * dayo loves eating biscuits in bed, but hates the crumbs
[00:45] <Stargaze> connection refused
[00:45] <Kareeser> alpocr_: English first please :)
[00:45] <Apure> erm
[00:45] <bk> Gnea: I know i start irssi screen in user all the time, i used windows on my laptop before i changed to ubuntu
[00:45] <Gnea> dayo: get a cat
[00:45] <alpocr_> I can't connect it
[00:45] <eseven73> lol dayo that was random
[00:45] <Apure> anyone heard of pircbit?
[00:45] <alpocr_> with ubutnu linux
[00:45] <Kareeser> Gnea: LOL
[00:45] <dayo> Gnea: eseven73: lol
[00:45] <Gnea> hehe
[00:45] <Apure> anyone
[00:46] <Apure> hear of pircbot?
[00:46] <elexodus> Having harddrive copy problems: http://pastebin.ca/1416958
[00:46] <Gnea> !anyone
[00:46] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Do you have an SSH server installed on your machine?
[00:46] <Huufarted> Kareeser, they do not.
[00:46] <ransom> is anyone running 9.04 NBR on an Asus EEEPC 701?
[00:46] <Apure> ok look
[00:46] <Kareeser> Stargaze: It is not installed automatically.
[00:46] <elexodus> How do I use the badsectors command?
[00:46] <dayo> Gnea: i would use the new hand vacuum we got, but my colleague managed to brick it within an hour.
[00:46] <Apure> have you guys used PIRCBot yet????
[00:46] <Huufarted> Stargaze, do this:  sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[00:46] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: gksudo gedit /etc/modprbe.d/alsa-base.conf and these to lines to the bottom  options snd-hda-intel model=3stack enable=yes/ options snd-hda-intel model=auto position_fix=1 enable=yes reboot your computer
[00:46] <Gnea> !patience | Apure
[00:46] <Kareeser> Apure: I'm pretty sure by this point. No, nobody has ever used Pircbot.
[00:47] <Apure> would you guys like to learn pirc bot?
[00:47] <eseven73> sounds offtopic to me Apure, try #Ubuntu-offtopic
[00:47] <Huufarted> Stargaze:  The problem is that SSH is not yet installed onto your Linux PC.
[00:47] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: you could not find alsa-base because it has benn renamed to alsa-base.conf
[00:47] <Huufarted> !ot | Apure
[00:47] <Gnea> Apure: that's a trick question, right?
[00:47] <Kareeser> byebye
[00:47] <eseven73> geeze
[00:47] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, No i found alsa-base its options that i cant find
[00:48] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Still here?
[00:48] <Soren_> dayo, so I delete all the patitions? so there is only one big partion?
[00:48] <Stargaze> it does giver the help file if i type ssh
[00:48] <Kareeser> Stargaze: That's the ssh client
[00:48] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, I already fixed the alsa-base.conf file and my speaker sound started to work, but that post said the "options" would need to be changed for headphones but i cant find that file.
[00:48] <Stargaze> aha
[00:48] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Run the command "sudo apt-get install openssh-server"
[00:48] <Stargaze> tnx
[00:48] <Kareeser> Stargaze: That will install and set up the ssh server automatically.
[00:48] <Huufarted> aye.  You do not have the server running.  Follow that command from Kareeser and you'll be rolling in no time
[00:48] <Stargaze> on both guest and host?
[00:49] <Huufarted> Stargaze, just the host
[00:49] <Stargaze> ok
[00:49]  * Kareeser high fives Huufarted 
[00:49] <Stargaze> ...
[00:49] <bk> Gnea: what do I do?
[00:49] <dayo> Soren_: when u delete all the partitions, the whole disk becomes Free Space.
[00:49] <chuck_> TonyTheTiger: hold on am reading the fix your trying
[00:49] <Huufarted> Stargaze, is there an issue?
[00:49] <dayo> Soren_: or Unpartitioned space?
[00:50] <Stargaze> done
[00:50] <jakuphl> unpartitioned space
[00:50] <zxd> hi
[00:50] <dayo> Soren_: either way one big free something. then slice off 100GB and give it to XP
[00:50] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Now try to connect to the host again, from the client
[00:50] <zxd> changelog
[00:50] <zxd> where
[00:50] <zxd> new ubuntu
[00:50] <FloodBot3> zxd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:50]  * Stargaze tries
[00:50] <dayo> jakuphl: thanks. i vaguely remember. lol
[00:50] <Stargaze> brb
[00:51] <linux_noob> hi i have tampered with my ports.conf and im not sure how its suppsoed to look.... i deleted the line "Listen  80" and the one right next to it (something about virtual host) could someone tell me what these should be by default?
[00:51] <Kareeser> Can anyone here give me a quick link to setting up sFTP? I have FTP installed, but I fear it's security is lacking.
[00:51] <Gnea> bk: see if you can see who it's running as:  ps auxf | grep screen    <-- pastebin that, please
[00:51] <Gnea> !pastebin | bk
[00:51] <MrKeuner> hi, where does nautilus keep the notes that can be attached to files?
[00:51] <bk> ok
[00:51] <H3X> Whats up dudes?
[00:51] <jakuphl> not much
[00:52] <Soren_> dayo, when do I do the slicing off?
[00:52] <Gnea> SDDU
[00:52] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, I am going to reboot, as your suggestion had more lines than what i had added for my speakers, maybe it might fix the headphones so will be back after 2 minutes
[00:52] <jakuphl> h3x: I think people are talking about pastebin
[00:52] <VCoolio> linux_noob: I can check, where is that file?
[00:52] <Gnea> (Same Distro, Different Users) ;)
[00:52] <linux_noob> vcoolio, thanks its /etc/apache2/ports.conf
[00:52] <xmount25> connect
[00:52] <bk> Gnea: http://paste.ubuntu.com/167324/
[00:54] <Kareeser> linux_noob: http://paste.ubuntu.com/167325/
[00:54] <VCoolio> linux_noob: sorry, mine is empty (if I had it, could be I created it by trying to open with gedit)
[00:54] <linux_noob> kareeser, thanks, vcoolio, thanks for checking
[00:54] <dayo> Soren_: after u've deleted all the partitions, it will ask u if u want to create a partition. u then allocate 100GB. iirc it will ask for the size in bytes? so just change to '2' to a '0' and u should be good to go
[00:54] <Gnea> bk: ok, once more, but like this please:  ps auxf | grep -i screen
[00:55] <elexodus> How do I use the badsectors command?
[00:55] <mrubcich> does anyone know the wine channel?
[00:55] <bk> ok hold on
[00:55] <drowner> Hi all, does anyone know much about iPod mounting? something stupid happened
[00:55] <Gnea> mrubcich: #winehq
[00:55] <Soren_> dayo, change 2 to a 0?
[00:55] <Gnea> !ipod | drowner
[00:55] <elexodus> mrubcich: #wing_hq
[00:55] <Kareeser> hahahaha, yeah #wine is NOT it :P
[00:56] <drowner> Gnea: cheers
[00:56] <jakuphl> Kareeser LOL
[00:56] <Gnea> drowner: :)
[00:56] <mrubcich> #wine_hq
[00:56] <pipegeek> elexodus: do you mean badblocks?
[00:56] <bk> Gnea: http://paste.ubuntu.com/167327/
[00:56] <mrubcich> lol
[00:56] <drowner> Gnea: My problem is a bit different
[00:56] <H3X> http
[00:56] <chuck_> mupa: you still here
[00:56] <H3X> my bad
[00:57] <elexodus> pipegeek: sure.
[00:57] <H3X> http://paste.ubntu.com/182986/
[00:57] <Gnea> bk: okay, well for whatever reason, you screen session has 'gone bad' and you should kill it and start a new one
[00:57] <Stargaze> ok
[00:57] <Gnea> *your
[00:57] <Stargaze> but how do i get the remote screen?
[00:57] <bk> Gnea: and that should fix it?
[00:57] <Gnea> bk: yup
[00:57] <bk> Gnea: its been up and running for like 2 weeks haha
[00:57] <bk> kill screen?
[00:57] <Gnea> bk: and, I recommend using -A -R -DD instead of just -rd
[00:57] <iron_495> hello I've been tring for a couple of day to find away to get 8.10 to see the network but I have had no luck, Is there someone who has had this problem before ?
[00:57] <bk> Gnea: ok, ill take a note for that
[00:58] <Gnea> bk: yeah - kill -9 <pid>   where the <pid> of the SCREEN (in upper-case)
[00:58] <Kareeser> iron_495: wireless?
[00:58] <drowner> HOw stupid
[00:58] <pipegeek> elexodus: If you want to check a partition for bad sectors, first unmount it, then run 'sudo badblocks -vvv /dev/<your disk here>'.  If it's the root partition, you'll need to boot off a livecd first (as it needs to be unmounted)
[00:58] <iron_495> no wired
[00:58] <dayo> Soren_: the total size of your disk will be listed as something like: 120000000   when u're about to partition, u change the 2 to 0, u would be allocating 100GB to XP, leaving 20GB for ubuntu
[00:58] <Soren_> aaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[00:58] <Kareeser> iron_495: What is the error, you can't see windows' shared folders?
[00:58] <Soren_> ty,ok, bbl
[00:58] <drowner> I plugged my ipod into my work machine (windows) and it, for some reason, means that now my ipod music files are read only to me
[00:58] <Kareeser> iron_495: or you have no internet?
[00:58] <drowner> i managed to add songs by running gtkpod as root
[00:59] <drowner> but that's not something i want to do
[00:59] <iron_495> Kareeser: no ipv6 routers present
[00:59] <skorzen> Does anyone knows a script/program that will execute the command 'cp' between two mountpoints from X to X time, and verifies if the file exists on the destination mountpoint and if that happens it skips it?
[00:59] <pipegeek> skorzen: man rsync
[00:59] <leagris> B
[01:00] <Kareeser> iron_495: Whoa, weird. Give Ubuntuforums a try. This sounds like a specialized issue. Ubuntu shoulkd default to ipv4... dunno why it's like that now
[01:00] <Kareeser> skorzen: rsync?
[01:00] <dayo> Soren_: see u later
[01:00] <skorzen> pipegeek, I'll take a look, thanks.
[01:00] <pipegeek> :)
[01:00] <elexodus> pipegeek: does it matter if I have data on the drive?
[01:00] <Kareeser> agh, too slow :)
[01:00] <iron_495> Kareeser:  ok thanks
[01:00] <eseven73> skorzen, rsync maybe
[01:00] <pipegeek> elexodus: By default, it only does a read-mode test.  So your data should be safe :)
[01:00] <jorgerosa> hi
[01:00] <ienorand> quick bug check, anyone running compiz: If you middle-click window titlebar, does it get put to the background but fail to loose focus? (i.e. if you use keyboard you still input to the now background window)?
[01:01] <elexodus> pipegeek: hey, that works nice.
[01:01] <Kareeser> ienorand: whoa, didn't know I could do that
[01:01] <pipegeek> awesome
[01:01] <VCoolio> ienorand: affirmative
[01:01] <Kareeser> ienorand: yeah, same here. maybe it's a feature?
[01:02] <linux_noob> is SSLOptions +StdEnvVars all I need to connect via https? do i need more options
[01:02] <VCoolio> ienorand: maybe. Kind a handy to fill in terminal commands reading from your browser
[01:02] <bk> Gnea: still get the same error, all screens killed
[01:02] <VCoolio> ienorand: otherwise I wouldn't think so really. There's no setting for this in settings manager?
[01:02] <bk> and still get it
[01:03] <TonyTheTiger> chuck_, it didnt work
[01:03]  * dayo wishes he had a cat or a working hand vacuum. time to get rid of the crumbs, now. :-|
[01:03] <Gnea> bk: might still be some zombied processes
[01:04] <jakuphl> hey, I have added conky to the startup programs in sessions, now I would like it to always be on visible workspace by default. do you think that is possible?
[01:04] <TonyTheTiger> I have to add some lines to the file /etc/modprobe.d/options but in the new ubuntu that is not there anymore, what do i do?
[01:04] <linux_noob> is there a good way to get all my apache files back to their defaults?? :(
[01:04] <Gnea> dayo: toss them all onto one sheet, take the sheet off the bed like a scoop, empty the crumbs into the garbage
[01:04] <VCoolio> jakuphl: make it sticky
[01:04] <space_cadet> jaunty does not create a hibernate image anymore
[01:05] <dayo> Gnea: way ahead of u. that's my preferred technique
[01:05] <Gnea> :)
[01:05] <space_cadet> Pici:  do you run jaunty?
[01:05] <bk> Gnea: how do i kill them?
[01:05] <jakuphl> VCoolio: how do I do that?
[01:05] <TonyTheTiger> please help, anyone?
[01:05] <VCoolio> jakuphl: own_window_hints sticky
[01:05] <Rytalin> heya... im in Jaunty, and synaptic won't open anymore
[01:05] <VCoolio> jakuphl: somewhere above TEXT
[01:06] <space_cadet> anyone run jaunty ?  does your "hibernate"  work?   what did you have to do to make it work?
[01:06] <jakuphl> VCoolio: in .conkyrc
[01:06] <Gnea> bk: kill -9 <pid>     like if you get this: gnea      5788  0.0  0.4   6472  2292 pts/1    Ss   15:33   0:00              |   \_ -bash     then: kill -9 5788
[01:06] <Gnea> bk: there might be something other than Ss there
[01:07] <linux_noob> can someone help my reset all my apache-related files to their defaults?  is there a command for this? can i just apt-get install it all again? do i need to delete?
[01:07] <bluntman226> hey everyone i am having a rough time getting my microphone to work on my inspiron 1721
[01:07] <ienorand> VCoolio: Kareeser  I'm gonna check the settings, but since metacity does loose focus, it would be nice with consistency.
[01:08] <Rytalin> Hey guys, Synaptic keeps telling me that DPKG was interupted during something, and won't run. How to reset this?
[01:08] <VCoolio> jakuphl: yes. And make sure it also says own_window yes somewhere
[01:08] <JuJuBee> anybody here able to help with an apache rewrite to redirect https://mydomain.com -> https://www.mydomain.com ?  I tried several suggestions from online docs already with no luck.  http://pastebin.com/m3fc1cc14
[01:09] <Gnea> Rytalin: quit synaptic, open a terminal and:  sudo apt-get -f install
[01:09] <Kareeser> Rytalin: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[01:09] <pipegeek> Rytalin: run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' from a terminal, and see if it errors out.  If it doesn't, you should be set
[01:09] <Gnea> Rytalin: if that doesn't work, try what Kareeser and pipegeek said
[01:09] <Kareeser> hehehe
[01:10] <Gnea> ;)
[01:10] <Rytalin> pipegeek: when i run that, dpkg cant find something to do with an RT kernel that Ive removed
[01:10] <linux_noob> can i just delete apache?
[01:10] <Flannel> linux_noob: Just remove the packages
[01:10] <geeksquad> how do i set up grub to have a windows xp boot option windows xp is on sdb5 if you need it
[01:10] <bluntman226> can anyone hlep me set up my microphone on my inspiron 1721
[01:10] <Gnea> linux_noob: sudo apt-get --purge apache*
[01:10] <linux_noob> thank you
[01:10] <Stargaze> help needed with ssh port 22
[01:10] <Kareeser> Stargaze: What's up
[01:10] <Gnea> linux_noob: sudo apt-get --purge remove apache*  <-- sorry
[01:10] <jakuphl> VCoolio: works great. thanks very much
[01:10] <Flannel> linux_noob: sudo apt-get remove --purge apache2 apache2.2-common apache-mpm-worker
[01:11] <Stargaze> i want to display my second pc remotely
[01:11] <VCoolio> jakuphl: you're welcome. Check the giant thread in community cafe section of ubuntuforums.org for more conky tips
[01:11] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Ah... you'll need vnc for that.
[01:11] <linux_noob> gena okay thanks :D
[01:11] <linux_noob> *gnea
[01:11] <Stargaze> have it yes
[01:11] <bassliner> (or rdesktop if it runs windows)
[01:11] <Kareeser> Stargaze: System -> Preferences -> Remote Desktop
[01:11] <Rytalin> when i run sudo dpkg --configure -a it says 'Cannot find /lib/modules/2.6.29.1-rt8-custom'
[01:11] <Rytalin> '
[01:11] <meoblast001> hi
[01:11] <Rytalin> I don't even have that kernel installed
[01:11] <Stargaze> yes Kareeser
[01:11] <Stargaze> onscreen
[01:12] <Kareeser> Stargaze: mmhm?
[01:12] <meoblast001> my stepmom has an NV11 and i can't figure out how to install the drivers for it... the drivers i've installed choke at startup.. can anyone help?
[01:12] <Stargaze> how do i use vnc?
[01:12] <jakuphl> VCoolio: yeah, thats where I first discovered conky. it's pretty cool. Mine is not as fancy as others are, but very informative.
[01:12] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Applications -> Internet -> Remote Desktop Viewer
[01:12] <Stargaze> yes, there i find it
[01:12] <Kareeser> key in the name of the host computer you wish to connect to
[01:12] <linux_noob> gnea it didnt delete /etc/apache2, do you think id have any problems if i manually deleted its contents prior to re-getting apache?
[01:13] <Kareeser> linux_noob: tentatively... no....
[01:13] <Stargaze> port 5900 error
[01:13] <linux_noob> well im okay if everything breaks (cause nothign works)
[01:13] <linux_noob> so i'll run ANY comman dlol
[01:13] <Kareeser> Stargaze: either the server is not set up to allow incoming connections, or your router is blocking port 5900
[01:13] <bluntman226> Can someone PLEASE help me configure my microphone on inspiron 1721
[01:13] <tkostov91> hi there I`ve ati radeon x1650 pro with msi water cooler but right now it`s temp is about 80-90 celsius
[01:13] <Gnea> linux_noob: hrm, that's odd - I would check to see if some other package has a hold on it:  dpkg -S /etc/apache2/
[01:13] <tkostov91> any idea hot to change that
[01:13] <tkostov91> ?
[01:13] <elexodus> pipegeek: hey, take a look at this pastbin: http://pastebin.ca/1416958 See anything funny?
[01:14] <Rytalin> Still no luch fixing dpkg
[01:14] <Stargaze> thats the trub, i don't know how to open ports in my router
[01:15] <Kareeser> Stargaze: If you're trying to connect from within the network, then the router doesn't need to be reconfigured
[01:15] <elexodus> Stargaze: do you havwe a forwarding option?
[01:15] <linux_noob> gnea i just had a mispelled "passwrds" file in there i deleted it now
[01:15] <Kareeser> elexodus: I think he doesn't know how to use the web interface, or rather, that it exists
[01:15] <elexodus> Kareeser: Oh...
[01:16] <Kareeser> elexodus: :S
[01:16] <Stargaze> its not a lovcal network
[01:16] <pipegeek> elexodus: oh hey stepped out for a moment.  let me take a look
[01:16] <linux_noob> gnea does purging apace2 remove SSL too? do i need to apt-get it all back or just apache2
[01:16] <Kareeser> Stargaze: So where, physically, is the computer you want to connect to?
[01:16] <Stargaze> next to me
[01:16] <Flannel> linux_noob: just apache2, it'll bring in everything it needs.
[01:16] <elexodus> Stargaze: What happens when you type http://192.168.0.1 into your address bar?
[01:16] <Kareeser> Stargaze: So... then it IS on the same network then...?
[01:16] <Stargaze> but in time i want to connect from the ofice
[01:17] <pipegeek> elexodus: well, gee, that's a scream
[01:17] <pipegeek> hmm
[01:17] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Right, for now, we want to see if vnc works from within the network
[01:17] <elexodus> pipegeek: yeah... any ideas?
[01:17] <Stargaze> both pcs are connected to the router, not to each other
[01:17] <Kareeser> Stargaze: That's fine
[01:17] <Stargaze> ok
[01:18] <Kareeser> Stargaze: But if the vnc client won't connect to the server, then we can at least rule out the router being a problem (hopefully)
[01:18] <Kareeser> Stargaze: how did you configure the server?
[01:18] <Stargaze> not
[01:18] <Stargaze> i'm a n00b with server
[01:18] <Stargaze> learning
[01:18] <Gnea> linux_noob: no, openssl and apache2 are two entirely different programs
[01:18] <SultansElephant> what firewall should you use with ubuntu
[01:18] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Okay, so on the server, you'll want to allow incoming connections through VNC. "System -> Preferences -> Remote Desktop"
[01:18] <rumpel2> SultansElephant, dont need one
[01:19] <Stargaze> i have that yesyes karee
[01:19] <Kareeser> check "Allow others to view your desktop"
[01:19] <Stargaze> checked
[01:19] <Trojan132> siema
[01:19] <HelpMe0> anyone use supermount  ??
[01:20] <Kareeser> check "Allow other users to control your desktop"
[01:20] <RexTremendae> Hello.  I have a question.  How do I upgrade from 6.06 LTS to 8.04 LTS via the shell?
[01:20] <Stargaze> done
[01:20] <Kareeser> RexTremendae: You'll have to upgrade one release at a time, not all at once
[01:20] <elexodus> RexTremendae: Sudo apt-get update
[01:20] <Stargaze> rex tremendae is a movement in a requiem
[01:20] <Stargaze> coolness :o)
[01:20] <RexTremendae> Stargaze: In Mozart's Requiem, to be precise. ;)
[01:20] <Stargaze> yes
[01:21] <LjL> elexodus, that is quite entirely inaccurate...
[01:21] <PsynoKhi0> hi, running jaunty on an hp 2133 (Via C7 cpu), trying to get the e_powersaver scaling module instead of acpi-cpufreq, but modprobe e_powersaver returns FATAL: Error inserting e_powersaver (/lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/kernel/arch/x86/kernel/cpu/cpufreq/e_powersaver.ko): Invalid argument
[01:21] <RexTremendae> Kareeser: Ok -- how do I do that?
[01:21] <elexodus> LjL: yeah, yeah, yeah
[01:21] <Stargaze> so i checked both
[01:21] <jakuphl> RexTremendae: you can try, but I would not... it will probably get messed up
[01:21] <LjL> Kareeser: that is not true for LTS versions.
[01:21] <LjL> RexTremendae: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardyUpgrades
[01:21] <Kareeser> 6.06... edgy?!
[01:21] <Kareeser> I thought hardy was 8.04...
[01:21] <jakuphl> RexTremendae: I have played it before.
[01:22] <Kareeser> unless edgy is LTS as well.
[01:22] <LjL> 6.06 is not edgy
[01:22] <Stargaze> now how do i connect
[01:22] <Kareeser> gahhh
[01:22] <pipegeek> elexodus: Did your stuff actually get copied?  "bytes received" is kind of misleading in this context---it means bytes received by the client from the server (so, if you're scp'ing something to a remote machine, it's the number of bytes you got *in response*).  It shouldn't be a large number.
[01:22] <eseven73> 606 is dapper drake
[01:22]  * Stargaze jaunty
[01:22] <benc> I've set cron jobs using crontab -e. Do I need to reboot? I don't see any effect. are there logs or anything?
[01:22] <Kareeser> Stargaze: using the remote desktop viewer in the applications menu
[01:22] <Stargaze> yes
[01:22] <RexTremendae> LjL: Those instructions are only from within X.  I don't run X on this particular server.
[01:22] <Stargaze> ther i hqave the 5900 error
[01:23] <Kareeser> benc: No, they run automatically, and are silent, unless you set ubuntu to have cron email you
[01:23] <eseven73> benc,  rebooting is a Crazy Windows Thing, unless it's a kernel upgrade
[01:23] <space__cadet> btusb_intr_complete: hci0 urb f63f2600 failed to resubmit (1)
[01:23] <space__cadet> what to do??   ^^
[01:23] <jakuphl> is it not possible to just restart cron?
[01:23] <Kareeser> RexTremendae: There should be a section for server upgrades
[01:23] <benc>  Kareeser: is there a log file for cron jobs that have errors?
[01:23] <LjL> RexTremendae: do-release-upgrade ought to work
[01:23] <benc> eseven73: I should get used to that...
[01:23] <RexTremendae> LjL: Ok.  I'll try that.  Thank you for your help!
[01:23] <RexTremendae> Kareeser: Likewise, thank you for your help.
[01:24] <space__cadet> see guys i get this ...   Fri May  8 20:15:39 EDT 2009: performing hibernate
[01:24] <elexodus> pipegeek: I'm copying my RAID ARRAY to a single 1TB SATA. It looks like I got everything, but the last time that happened, it was all gone on restart...
[01:24] <LjL> RexTremendae: there is a section about that on that page, look better. need to install a package and then run d-r-u
[01:24] <space__cadet> but it is wrong
[01:24] <Kareeser> benc: No clue, sorry.
[01:24] <eseven73> benc, just one of the MANY benefits of Linux, don't get too spoiled now ;)
[01:24] <pipegeek> elexodus: it wasn't instantaneous, was it?
[01:24] <Kareeser> Stargaze: What address are you inputting into the remote desktop client?
[01:25] <enyawix> What is the default kernel version? Ubuntu is a no go on my laptop.
[01:25] <Kareeser> Stargaze: viewer*
[01:25] <Stargaze> first wan
[01:25] <Stargaze> nok
[01:25] <elexodus> pipegeek: No, it took like 7 hours.
[01:25] <Stargaze> then lan
[01:25] <Stargaze> nok
[01:25] <FloodBot3> Stargaze: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:25] <eseven73> !enter
[01:25] <Kareeser> enyawix: for me: 2.6.28-11-generic
[01:25] <pipegeek> elexodus: I'm very weirded out.  Restarting should have no effect on the data on the disk
[01:25] <elexodus> pipegeek: I know, right
[01:25] <Kareeser> Stargaze: you have to put in the name of the machine
[01:25] <Stargaze> i use Remote Desktop Viewer
[01:25] <Stargaze> ok
[01:26] <Kareeser> Stargaze: not just "lan"
[01:26] <Stargaze> i know
[01:26] <geeksquad> what is the grub root of sdb5
[01:26] <Stargaze> the lan address
[01:26] <elexodus> pipegeek: after the badblocks test, I'm restarting again...
[01:26] <Kareeser> yes.
[01:26] <benc> eseven73: are the cron errors stored somewhere? I don't see effect. can I set a simple script to test the cron?
[01:26] <Stargaze> ok
[01:26] <Stargaze> gbachot-desktop => error 5900
[01:26] <pipegeek> elexodus: that said, the way you ran it it looks like it's working in the other direction.
[01:26] <pipegeek> the one you're copying from goes first
[01:27] <Kareeser> Stargaze: Then it looks like gbachot-desktop isn't set up correctly for vnc connections
[01:27] <eseven73> benc, im not a cron guru, probably better off asking someone else lol, I do know there's a GUI for cron if you want, sudo apt-get install gnome-schedule
[01:27] <enyawix> strange the install cd can not see me cd rom or hard drive but the debian cd can
[01:27] <eseven73> benc I use gnome-schedule and webmin for cron stuff
[01:27] <elexodus> pipegeek: TheVault is the 1TB (encrypto'd!!!)
[01:28] <pipegeek> aaah
[01:28] <pipegeek> 'pologies
[01:28] <benc> eseven73: I need it on a server. thanks
[01:28] <Kareeser> Stargaze: http://www.debianadmin.com/remote-desktop-sharing-in-ubuntu.html
[01:28] <Kareeser> !vnc
[01:28] <Conic> ubottu, heh
[01:29] <junior> boa noite atds
[01:29] <Conic> That's a nice name for the bot
[01:29] <eseven73> benc I use those on server, but I have xfce :PPPPtttt!
[01:29] <pipegeek> elexodus: If you're using dm_crypt, it's possible you have it configured to reinitialize the disk every boot.  It's an option which is useful if, for instance, you want an encrypted swap partition (so it doesn't matter if you lose the data)
[01:29] <junior> gostaria de emtra na sala br
[01:29]  * Gnea signs the CoC
[01:29] <pipegeek> elexodus: could you pastebin your /etc/crypttab?
[01:29] <Xcell> I have a 2 week old install: Everything works excellent with the exception of my rom drives: When the system is up for more than 30 mins.. I cannot use them..what and where do i fix this..tx.
[01:29] <Xcell> 8.10
[01:29] <eseven73> Gnea, I did that last year :)
[01:30] <Gnea> !br | junior
[01:30] <MaGicMaX> hey guys
[01:30] <Kareeser> howdy
[01:30] <junior> ok obrigado
[01:30] <Gnea> eseven73: I decided to get used to the idea before doing so :)
[01:30] <MaGicMaX> who heres a Ubuntu fan? I AM!
[01:30] <eseven73> that's a silly question
[01:30] <eseven73> ;)
[01:30] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: Ubuntu support IRC, unfortunately, not a fan channel :)
[01:31] <MaGicMaX> hehe, i do have a question tho
[01:31] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: but.. I am!
[01:31] <Gnea> at least he didn't ask in #fedora ;)
[01:31] <MaGicMaX> srry i just love Ubuntu so much, so much i wanna learn about it!
[01:31] <Kareeser> Gnea: or #BSD?
[01:31] <Gnea> Kareeser: dear god...
[01:31] <bruce_> hi im an ubuntu noob, and i need help getting my sound card working please
[01:31] <MaGicMaX> is there a keyboard shortcut for moving between desktop workspaces? thats my question :P
[01:31] <Major> Did they fix intel drivers
[01:32] <elexodus> pipegeek:trucrypt
[01:32] <Kareeser> Major: define "fix"
[01:32] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: ctrol+alt+arrow keys left / right
[01:32] <jakuphl> Alt + Ctrl
[01:32] <jakuphl> aaah beat me
[01:32] <Kareeser> Major: They "work" on Jaunty now... but not perfectly.
[01:32] <Major> Smooth video playack scrolling flash video
[01:32] <Gnea> !sound | bruce_ (Welcome! The best way to get started is to follow these instructions. If you get held up on anything, come on back and ask us and tell us exactly what's wrong. We can help from there, if need be.)
[01:32] <pipegeek> elexodus: ah.  Not sure how to help you then---I haven't fiddled with it yet.  Is it possible that you've written all your data into a hidden volume, that you've then failed to mount the next time around?
[01:32] <elexodus> pipegeek: /etc/crypttab: No such file or directory
[01:33] <linux_noob> Can someone help me with SSL+HTTPS I just did a clean install of Apache2... I'm using SVN to test access.
[01:33] <pipegeek> elexodus: yeah, that's just for cryptsetup
[01:33] <MaGicMaX> omg thx alot guys, geez why didnt windows think of these workspaces... there amazing.. almost like having dual screens!
[01:33] <Gnea> linux_noob: have you read the LAMP tutorial yet?
[01:33] <Xcell> I can not access my dvd/cd rom drives...any place i can look?
[01:33] <Gnea> MaGicMaX: lol, they've never been that intuitive ;) and virtual desktops have been around the unix arena for well over a decade
[01:33] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: if you also use <shift> with the keys I gave, you move the active window with you
[01:33] <elexodus> pipegeek: nah, I had an error earlier that screwed up my xserver (don't ask me how), and i had to write zeros to the entire sector via terminal.
[01:34] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: I predict they'll implement it after Windows 7
[01:34] <jakuphl> magicmax: yeah... I have dual monitors AND workspaces... that's just nice
[01:34] <pipegeek> oh ew
[01:34] <Kareeser> yeah, but take it in stride. It's a compliment.
[01:34] <pipegeek> Sorry I'm not more help---I've got no experience with truecrypt
[01:34] <MaGicMaX> another quick question for u guys... Is there a shortcut for the "Click here to hide all windows and show the desktop" button?
[01:34] <Kareeser> oh, you weren't talking to me.
[01:34] <geeksquad> what is the grub root of sdb5 like where you put (hd 0,0)
[01:34] <linux_noob> gnea, i have read it, but i cant say that i understand why when i enable SSL i lose both http and https access
[01:34] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: Ctrl-Alt-D
[01:34] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: You could bind it to Super-D if you so wish... same difference.
[01:35] <Gnea> linux_noob: probably a duplicate setting or something's still commented out...
[01:35] <jakuphl> pipegeek: Don't use truecrypt. ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truecrypt#Licensing
[01:35] <elexodus> pipegeek: I'll be back in a half hour or so... maybe I'll be done then. how is dm_crypt?
[01:35] <Gnea> linux_noob: you might also want to field your question in #ubuntu-server and #apache
[01:35] <linux_noob> okay, thanks gnea
[01:35] <MaGicMaX> Thx Kareeser. Better yet, do u guys know of a place i can see a list of the useful shortcuts for ubuntu?
[01:35] <bluntman226> does anyone know how to configure microphones??
[01:36] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: System -> Pref -> Keyboard Shortcuts
[01:36] <JuJuBee> Can someone help with a simple redirect using .htaccess file?  #httpd is dead
[01:37] <jakuphl> magicmax: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=50794
[01:37] <pipegeek> jakuphl: I'm aware of the licensing issues (pretty much why I haven't taken it for a spin yet, as it's obviously not dfsg-free and so isn't packaged).  It has capabilities that dm_crypt doesn't, which is why it's interesting.
[01:37] <elexodus> jakuphl: any viable alternatives? Trucrypt is the strongest, most private I have used.
[01:37] <MaGicMaX> perfect thx alot guys
[01:38] <Kareeser> np
[01:38] <gbear14275> is there a flag for crontab that shows all cronjobs on the server?
[01:38] <gbear14275> I haven't been able to find one
[01:38] <pipegeek> elexodus: Fine. :)  No volumes-hidden-within-volumes, but if you don't care about deniability (and the fact that you're announcing it in #ubuntu suggests that much), it'd probably meet your needs just as well.  Not to mention that it's part of ubuntu, and requires little special configuration (you can even enable it from the installer)
[01:38] <Kareeser> gbear14275: crontab -l
[01:38] <Kareeser> gbear14275: but that's only your jobs
[01:38] <meoblast001> hi.. i need help installing drivers for an NV11
[01:38] <Kareeser> meoblast001: NV11?
[01:39] <meoblast001> GeForce 2
[01:39] <elexodus> pipegeek: How hard is it to crack?
[01:39] <jakuphl> elexodus: I know... truecrypt is giving me moral hangovers.. I actually use it a little bit, but I hate it when I do. and I actually don't have any good alternative... it sucks
[01:39] <gbear14275> Kareeser: yeah I know that one but I'm trying to list them all... wasn't sure if there was a way to do that or not
[01:39] <Kareeser> meoblast001: OH, a camera. I have no clue, sorry.
[01:39] <elexodus> jakuphl: I hear ya.
[01:39] <meoblast001> Kaie`, no..... not a camera
[01:39] <meoblast001> Kareeser, rather
[01:39] <MaGicMaX> wow its so easy to make ur own shortcuts... man they thought of everything!
[01:39] <space_cadet> can anyone please help me?
[01:39] <meoblast001> Kareeser, it's a graphics card
[01:39] <space_cadet> i have asked for help all day
[01:39] <space_cadet> and nothing
[01:40] <elexodus> space_cadet: What do you need?
[01:40] <elexodus> !ask | space_cadet
[01:40] <space_cadet> i am trying to get hibernate/resume to work
[01:40] <Kareeser> meoblast001: nvidia? Try here: http://ubuntu.kareeser.com/?p=44
[01:40] <pipegeek> elexodus: same algorithms.  I'm not a cryptography person, so I can't give you numbers.  AES-256 is currently considered to be secure.
[01:40] <jakuphl> soooe... If anyone is good at C and chryptography... please make a truecrypt replacement
[01:40] <elexodus> pipegeek: cool\
[01:40] <meoblast001> Kareeser, i don't know which drivers i need
[01:40] <pipegeek> elexodus: apt-get install cryptsetup, then man cryptsetup and look for "luks"
[01:40] <Kareeser> meoblast001: What model is your card?
[01:40] <cgkades> jakuphl: whats wrong with truecrypt?
[01:40] <space_cadet> ok... should swap show in mount?
[01:41] <pipegeek> elexodus: crypttab is like fstab---lists things you want to be decrypted so they can be mounted at boot
[01:41] <Dr_Willis> space_cadet:  no.
[01:41] <jakuphl> cgkades: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truecrypt#Licensing
[01:41] <space_cadet> ok
[01:41] <meoblast001> Kareeser, you have the same wordpress theme as me
[01:41] <Kareeser> meoblast001: hehehe... sweeet.
[01:41] <Swish> aren't those TrueCrypt licensing concerns only relevant if you plan to modify and redistribute TrueCrypt?
[01:41] <SageM> hi
[01:41] <Swish> if you're just an end user on ubuntu, why should you care?
[01:41] <SageM> umm
[01:41] <space_cadet> next...   why does ubuntu boot from /dev/sda5  when i tell it /dev/sda7 is the swap and i hibernated?
[01:42] <Swish> all those licensing concerns prevent is ubuntu from including truecrypt officially
[01:42] <SageM> I was wondering what do I have to do to get kde 3.5 on my ubuntu box?
[01:42] <Dr_Willis> space_cadet:  hibernation can be very flakey. If your swap is not large enough its possible it might not hibernate properly
[01:42] <space_cadet> or more importantly...   why doesn't ubuntu generate and write a hibernate image
[01:42] <Kareeser> space_cadet: because the boot image is saved to the hard disk. In essence, your computer has shut down, but there is a boot image to recover on the next startup
[01:42] <lstarnes> SageM: install the kde3-desktop package
[01:42] <elexodus> pipegeek: Oh, wow, I think my system went into read-only mode again... this is what happened last time when I f'ed around with the 1TB... I'm going to stick one out there for a moment, and blame china with their patently Microsoft dependant spy-like firmware
[01:42] <lstarnes> Swish: a lot of people like to modify the source code of programs that they use to implement new features, fix bugs, and apply patches
[01:42] <SageM> do you have the apt-get for that
[01:43] <jakuphl> Swish: well If you have no problem with it, than feel free to use it.
[01:43] <space_cadet> Dr_Willis, ok.. well before, when i had swapoff    it would at least generate an image and throw an error
[01:43] <space_cadet> now it won't even generate the image
[01:43] <Swish> jakuphl, I'm just trying to understand why you're discouraging end users from using it because of "licensing issues"
[01:43] <cgkades> jakuphl: interesting, i'll have to actually read their liscense agreement
[01:43] <MaGicMaX> cool, i bound my home folder to ALT+H :)
[01:43] <Swish> it doesn't seem to affect 90% or better of ubuntu users.
[01:43] <Dr_Willis> space_cadet:  no idea. I make it a point to never use hibernate or suspend. I find them just too flakey under windows, and linux
[01:43] <pipegeek> o.O
[01:43] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: nice :P
[01:44] <jakuphl> Swish: Because the license is "actively dangerous to end users who agree to it, opening them to possible legal action even if they abide by all of the licensing terms"
[01:45] <lstarnes> SageM: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[01:45] <MaGicMaX> hey Kareeser, would you be able to explain to me why my upload/download speeds are higher in Ubuntu than windows? maybe windows has a worm u think?
[01:45] <jakuphl> Swish: That should be reason enough.
[01:45] <meoblast001> how does one delete local screen resolution configuration?
[01:45] <Swish> jakuphl, I'll have to read the license in detail myself, and the comments about it before I can discuss this intelligently then :)
[01:46] <Swish> my gut reaction says, there's nothing to sue over.
[01:46] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: properly configured upload and download speeds should be the same
[01:46] <SageM> the one before the update
[01:46] <jakuphl> Swish: LOL me too ;-)
[01:46] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: as far as I know, Windows has no discernable overhead that makes it slower than Linux.
[01:46] <jakuphl> Swish: so don't take my word for it.
[01:46] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: However, I haven't tested to see for myself :)
[01:46] <SageM> Windows is fun linux is fun
[01:46] <Swish> :)
[01:46] <SageM> mac is shit
[01:46] <Dr_Willis> MaGicMaX:  i seem to recall windows reserving some % of network banwith for somthing.. i forget what..
[01:46] <Kareeser> nownow, settle down.
[01:47] <Swish> someone should slashdot that truecrypt license issue.
[01:47] <cgkades> are you really saying that windows uses the same resources as linux?
[01:47] <Swish> give it press; force their hands.
[01:47] <Kareeser> Dr_Willis: Windows Update, LOL
[01:47] <hook> Dr_Willis: its saved for viruses and trojans
[01:47] <cgkades> mac is based on unix/ openBSD actually
[01:47] <lstarnes> Swish: there was something about it on slashdot a while ago
[01:47] <Dr_Willis> I was thinkging it was for remote admin.. or somthing.
[01:47] <jakuphl> Swish: yeah that would be pretty nice.
[01:47] <lstarnes> cgkades: freebsd, not openbsd
[01:47] <dayo> if u guys see Soren_, please tell him i went to bed (it's 01:46am), and i'll be back "tomorrow" again, i.e. later this saturday 09 may. nite, people.
[01:48] <Swish> welp, neat stuff, but back to work for me!
[01:48] <noglorp> hey, I'm in package hell now
[01:48] <noglorp> gnome-panel crashes because it cannot find a symbol that should be present in libgio
[01:48] <bullgard4> dmesg includes the line "ACPI Warning (nspredef-0852): \_SB_.PCIO.LPCB.LNKU._CRS: Return type mismatch - found Integer, expected Buffer [20080926]. What does LNKU mean? It might stand for 'Link U'. There are also kernel messages about LNKA to LNKH on this Ubuntu 9.04 computer.
[01:48] <cgkades> lstarnes: you are correct.. i have NO idea why i thought it was openbsd
[01:48] <jakuphl> noglorp: dependency hell?
[01:48] <noglorp> yep
[01:48] <lstarnes> cgkades: maybe because of openstep, which was based on nextstep
[01:49] <noglorp> gnome-panel wants a function that was added in a newer version of libgio than I have
[01:49] <cgkades> lstarnes: who knows, maybe i was intoxicated when i read it
[01:49] <noglorp> libgio comes with glib
[01:49] <noglorp> I supposedly have the latest version of glib
[01:49] <MaGicMaX> a noob question, i dont really use IRC.. how do u guys direct what you say to someone like that?
[01:49] <bullgard4> Swish: What does the verb "to slashdot" mean?
[01:49] <cgkades> magicmax: is it red for you?
[01:50] <jakuphl> bullgard4: to post on slashdot right?
[01:50] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: type first characters of adressee and press tab
[01:50] <noglorp> distro upgrade seems to have really screwed me
[01:50] <MaGicMaX> its like golden when someone talks to me
[01:50] <cgkades> magicmax: you just type their name in the sentance and it will highlight on their computer
[01:50] <Kareeser> noglorp: uh-oh. first of all, backup everything.
[01:50] <meoblast001> how does one delete local screen resolution configuration?
[01:50] <jakuphl> MaGicMax: It's magic
[01:50] <cgkades> VCoolio: autocomplete FTW
[01:51] <noglorp> Kareeser: kay, I don't really have much important on this partition
[01:51] <MaGicMaX> jakuphl: wow it works?
[01:51] <jakuphl> Magicmax: yeah
[01:51] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: yesh
[01:51] <MaGicMaX> hehe
[01:51] <Kareeser> MaGicMaX: isn't IRC intuitive?
[01:51] <cgkades> MaGicMaX: what irc are you using?
[01:51] <eseven73> I'm looking for a good backup script for mysql anyone got one that they could possibly post for me? I've googled my fingers off and coming up empty, and im not a programmer so don't send me to #bash or whatnot :)
[01:51] <MaGicMaX> i was like wow, they took the time to cap lock the letters alternatively in my name? lol
[01:51]  * jakuphl proudly watches as a newcomer leans about the mystery of irc
[01:52] <Kareeser> eseven73: Try the utility that comes with mysql. "man mysqldump" for info.
[01:52] <MaGicMaX> cgkades: pidgin
[01:52] <cgkades> eseven73: maybe try a mysql chan?
[01:52] <cgkades> pidgin? maybe i'll try that to connect sometime
[01:52] <Kareeser> eseven73: If you dump the table, and tar.gz it, it's essentially the same as exporting the table as an archive.
[01:52] <eseven73> ok
[01:52] <Kareeser> jakuphl: I still dunno how to transfer files over IRC.
[01:52] <Kareeser> jakuphl: I don't think I'm missing much :P
[01:53] <MaGicMaX> is there a way to automatically talk to the last one you just did?
[01:53] <space_cadet> can anyone please help me figure out this hibernation thing??  http://paste.ubuntu.com/167348/  << my disk/ram setup  |   http://paste.ubuntu.com/167349/ <<dmesg   | http://paste.ubuntu.com/167350/  <<syslog   |   http://paste.ubuntu.com/167351/  << kern.log
[01:53] <Kareeser> I wish.
[01:53] <gbear14275> anyone know how to view the cron jobs of all the users?
[01:53] <chuck_> meoblast001, are you trying to reset your xserver to default?
[01:53] <bullgard4> jakuphl: Swish is so arrogant that he does not answer to this question.
[01:54] <jakuphl> well I'm really not that good at this either.
[01:54] <MaGicMaX> cgkades: ya Pidgin is the msgr that came with Ubuntu by default, i loved it so much i uninstalled Windows Live MSGR on my windows OS and replaced it with Pidgin :)
[01:54] <meoblast001> chuck_, i want to set all users to the xserver default and then i want to modify the xserver default to what 1 user has
[01:54] <meoblast001> so everyone & the login has what i have
[01:54] <jakuphl> bullgar4: maybe he did not see it...
[01:55] <jakuphl> bullgar4: this channel is getting flodded
[01:56] <bruce_> hi again, i've done like you suggested, i've checked that alsa is selected, it is, my sound card is detected in sound preferences, but all i get is a hissing sound (not constant, just when a sound event occurs)
[01:56] <bluntman226> does anyone know how to configure microphone in ubuntu
[01:56] <cgkades> MaGicMaX: yeah i use pidgin for googletalk and aim
[01:56] <MaGicMaX> this is amazing, i can upload all of my torrents i got in windows while in Ubuntu... love it!
[01:57] <jeropiga> tase bem
[01:57] <scream> Is there a graphical application I can use to create the certs needed for a website to run https (ssl)?
[01:57] <cgkades> MaGicMaX: virtual machine?
[01:57] <space_cadet> if anyone happens to be reading my kern.log   you will notice that after this morning, ubuntu stops generating a hibernation image
[01:57] <jeropiga> algum tuga
[01:58] <space_cadet> i need to know why
[01:58] <chuck_> meoblast001, in  terminal type sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg, will save a backup of the old xorg.cong file you might have to do it for each user am not sure on that part
[01:58] <meoblast001> chuck_, no.. i need to delete gnome settings
[01:58] <bluntman226> can someone PLEASE Help me configure my microphone
[01:59] <cgkades> bluntman226: i would help, but i have no idea :) have you searched the ubuntu forums too?
[01:59] <jeropiga> waht is the best os linux
[01:59] <space_cadet> also when i try to hibernate my computer displays information
[01:59] <cgkades> jeropiga: depends on YOU
[01:59] <space_cadet> talking about btusb
[01:59] <MaGicMaX> cgkades: no, Ubuntu can browse the Windows partition on my HDD and i can load the torrents right from there, just a matter of setting up the torrent program in Ubuntu called "Transmission" to autoload torrents for that destination, and select the place u got the completed files
[01:59] <welltb> hello again...anyone got time for a question?
[01:59] <sebsebseb> jeropiga: loads of good distros out their
[02:00] <sebsebseb> there
[02:00] <jeropiga> i use ubuntu
[02:00] <Dr_Willis> jeropiga:  the one that does that you need.. and only you can answer tht..
[02:00] <sebsebseb> jeropiga: yep which is a good one to start with, and to stay with for many Linux users
[02:00] <space_cadet> going for another try at hibernate... if anyone that may be following me has an idea while i'm out.. memo me
[02:00] <bruce_> can anyone help me get my soundcard working? its detected in sound preferences correctly, but all i get is a hissing noise
[02:00] <cgkades> MaGicMaX: yeah i use transmisission, it just sounded like you were running winows inside linux (which i do sometimes)
[02:01] <jeropiga> just try for the first time ever
[02:01] <welltb> anyone heard of "transset-df"?  I use Crunchbang, btw...
[02:01] <MaGicMaX> cgkades:  however, in my case i also have a 2nd HDD as well which i got access to from either OS
[02:01] <bluntman226> when i load my audio devices up i see that it has ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) but it is using the Intel HDA drivers. Are these the wrong drivers
[02:01] <jeropiga> looks good
[02:01] <VCoolio> welltb: yep, used it to set keybinding for transparent windows
[02:01] <welltb> bruce_:  i'm just a nube, but maybe change sound from Alsa to OSS?
[02:02] <welltb> VCoolio:  Cool....is the setting "permanent"? or does it only work for when the window is open...?
[02:02] <welltb> sorry...by setting i mean the transparency of the window...
[02:02] <chuck_> meoblast001, found this might help you http://linuxfud.wordpress.com/2007/02/14/how-to-reset-ubuntugnome-settings-to-defaults-without-re-installing/
[02:03] <VCoolio> welltb: only for active window, you need supporting window manager or things like devilspie to set it permanently
[02:03] <space_cadet> ok...
[02:03] <jeropiga> xao
[02:04] <space_cadet> that didn't work
[02:04] <space_cadet> at all
[02:04] <welltb> devilspie...? hmmmm sounds intriguing....what is devilspie..?
[02:04] <cgkades> devilspie is pretty cool
[02:04] <bruce_> oss doesnt work either :-(
[02:04] <VCoolio> welltb: little app that does things to windows specified by class or id or whatever; wait I'll pass you the link
[02:04] <cgkades> welltb: you can change the location of windows, take off borders, do tons of stuff
[02:04] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:04] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:05] <welltb> bruce_: sorry man....that's what i've had to do to get movies to run right on SMplayer...
[02:05] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:05] <nkei0> anyone know what I need to do to get hulu.com to work right in jaunty?  I've already installed the restricted extras so it should work, right?
[02:05] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:05] <bruce_> anyone esle got any ideas how to get my sound card working?
[02:05] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:05] <cgkades> welltb: you can also make a terminal window that is stuk to the background
[02:05] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:06] <cgkades> so it looks like it's built into the desktop
[02:06] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:06] <welltb> VCoolio/cgkades:  Sounds very interesting....been using Crunchbang, which uses Openbox...
[02:06] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:06] <jakuphl> nkei0: eah
[02:06] <sebsebseb> nkei0: Flash needs to work as far as I know, and then it should
[02:06] <cgkades> PleXuS: what are you doing?
[02:06] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:06] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:06] <LjL> !ops | PleXuS
[02:06] <welltb> cgkades:  Sounds more interesting....
[02:06] <jakuphl> nkey0: yeah
[02:06] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:06] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:06] <welltb> resources?
[02:06] <Flannel> PleXuS: Please fix your client
[02:06] <PleXuS> http://tinyurl.com/o7jegg
[02:06] <FloodBot3> PleXuS: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:06] <VCoolio> welltb: http://www.burtonini.com/blog/computers/devilspie and http://linux.die.net/man/1/devilspie
[02:06] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:06] <cgkades> welltb: you can make it so whenever you load firefox it goes to a specific desktop
[02:06] <PleXuS> <?xml
[02:07] <nkei0> jakuphl, sebsebseb: it's installed from the restricted extras I thought, I'll double check.
[02:07] <cgkades> welltb: stuff like that
[02:07] <cgkades> !oops | plexus
[02:07] <cgkades> !ops | plexus
[02:07] <Seeker`> cgkades: he has already been removed
[02:08] <cgkades> oh lol
[02:08] <cgkades> i forgot i have all leave and joins ignored
[02:08] <welltb> cgkades: sounds cool...checking it out...trying to stay light...how is it on resources?  tons of bloat?
[02:08] <cgkades> welltb: couldnt tell you that one, i havent looked
[02:09] <space_cadet> can anyone please help me figure out this hibernation thing??  http://paste.ubuntu.com/167348/  << my disk/ram setup  |   http://paste.ubuntu.com/167349/ <<dmesg   | http://paste.ubuntu.com/167350/  <<syslog   |   http://paste.ubuntu.com/167351/  << kern.log
[02:09] <jakuphl> what was plexus doing?
[02:09] <VCoolio> welltb: devilspie is very, repeat, very lightweight
[02:09] <bruce_> is there no-one that can help me get my sound card working
[02:09] <cgkades> jakuphl: flooding
[02:09] <PleXuS> sorry guys
[02:09] <PleXuS> some script went go crazy lol
[02:09] <PleXuS> :S
[02:09] <jakuphl> oh
[02:10] <welltb> VCoolio: Awesome....salivating already for some eye candy....i'll check it out, be chattin' soon.  Thanks!!
[02:10] <MaGicMaX> question guys, im seeding some Ubuntu install ISO's, i got the desktop and netbook version of 9.04... im seeing an "alternate" what is that for?
[02:10] <noglorp> How do you fix dependency hell :(
[02:10] <space_cadet> noglorp, in the freezer?
[02:10] <J-_> MaGicMaX: Alternate installation. No LiveCD
[02:11] <noglorp> space_cadet: lol?
[02:11] <eseven73> PleXuS, hehe it happens, last year my SupyBot went absolutely bananas in here, I was banned for 30 days :(
[02:11] <rumpel2> MaGicMaX, support more installation-features (encryption, textinstallber, etc.)
[02:11] <Flannel> MaGicMaX: They're for the same thing.  Alternate CDs (as opposed to the Desktop CD) uses a text based installer (debian-installer) instead of ubiquity (the liveCD installer)
[02:11] <noglorp> space_cadet: gnome-panel crashes because some library that *should* be up to date isn't
[02:11] <PhotoJim> MaGicMaX: it's for installing on machines when you don't want to use a GUI... or for upgrading existing systems
[02:11] <MaGicMaX> oh ok i see
[02:11] <PleXuS> eseven73, its weard because it should just send you a link for google :)
[02:12] <PleXuS> eseven73, it seems to send whole html page :s
[02:12] <MaGicMaX> cant you upgrade an existing system through system update?
[02:12] <Flannel> MaGicMaX: You can.
[02:12] <chuck_> bruce_, what is your sound card doing, ie no sound at all, and what have you done to try and fix it
[02:12] <nkei0> hmm, i can view the ads on youtube, but not the videos
[02:13] <jakuphl> hey someone try to mention my name
[02:13] <noglorp> jakuphl: why?
[02:13] <noglorp> lol
[02:13] <eseven73> jakuphl, hello :)
[02:13] <bullgard4> dmesg includes the line "ACPI Warning (nspredef-0852): \_SB_.PCIO.LPCB.LNKU._CRS: Return type mismatch - found Integer, expected Buffer [20080926]. What does LNKU mean? It might stand for 'Link U'. There are also kernel messages about LNKA to LNKH on this Ubuntu 9.04 computer.
[02:13] <jakuphl> thanks
[02:13] <noglorp> np
[02:13] <PhotoJim> MaGicMaX: the alternate CD is good for updating systems with slow Internet connections though.
[02:13] <sebsebseb> jakuphl: maybe, but I didn't untill now
[02:14] <MaGicMaX> i see, thx for the info
[02:14] <bruce_> im getting no sound, just hissing, i've checked my volume control, ive checked sound preferences, my sound card is correctly detected, but i still get no sound
[02:14] <noglorp> anyone know what I should do? gnome-panel crashes with "symbol not found", for a symbol that should be located in libgio
[02:14] <noglorp> libgio is included in glib, but for some reason it isn't up to date
[02:16] <sproaty> Help I'm stuck after using apt-get install ubuntu-dev-tools  -- http://img17.imageshack.us/img17/6079/screenshotsteveubuntu.png - I can't click anything, or accept ok. no keyboard input works
[02:16] <sproaty> I had a similar problem with the java JRE before
[02:16] <Dr_Willis> sproaty:  hit tab key to get to the 'ok' button?
[02:16] <sproaty> doh
[02:16] <sproaty> probably the only key I didn't try
[02:16] <bruce_> please, can someone help me with my sound card, im getting no sound, just hissing, and my sound card is correctly detedted
[02:16] <Dr_Willis> sproaty:  :) i see that asked in here about Once a week. :)
[02:17] <cgkades-p> hmm
[02:17] <sproaty> damn
[02:17] <Dr_Willis> sproaty:  yep.. a little annoyance.. that id like to see removed..
[02:17] <space_cadet> so if i have swap turned off... PM generates and tries to write a hibernate image
[02:17] <space_cadet> if swap is on.
[02:17] <sproaty> It's probably mentioned on ubuntu braintsorm somewhere
[02:17] <space_cadet> nothing
[02:18] <ienorand> sproaty: does that really lock mouse and keyboard and all?
[02:19] <MaGicMaX> anyone know of a good alternative to Winamp in the repositories? i got VLC for videos, but i dont like it much for music and Rythmbox is even worse
[02:19] <space_cadet> audacious
[02:20] <space_cadet> or amarok
[02:20] <space_cadet> but not amarok2
[02:20] <thedarkravin77> hello all
[02:20] <sproaty> ienorand, nah I didn't mean it like that, I meant I (thought) I couldn't active the terminal contents with either
[02:20] <nkei0> haha i'm retarded, i just needed to restart firefox
[02:20] <space_cadet> amarok14
[02:20] <brassmaster1> or songbird
[02:20] <FloodBot3> space_cadet: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:20] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: banshee, songbird +1
[02:20] <MaGicMaX> hmm Audacious sounds nice :)
[02:20] <space_cadet> banshee +1
[02:20] <brassmaster1> songbirdnest.com
[02:20] <MaGicMaX> it must have XM radio
[02:20] <MaGicMaX> and ipod support
[02:20] <noglorp> anyone help me?
[02:20] <MaGicMaX> riping ability would be a plus
[02:20] <noglorp> :'(
[02:21] <ienorand> MaGicMaX: gmusicbrowser, ot possibly xmms ... derviatives
[02:21] <brassmaster1> i promise there's nothing terribly exciting about audacious.
[02:21] <martha_> what is the best user friendly msn clone? amsn looks awful but has lots of options emense look good but will I lack things such as v4l2?
[02:21] <martha_> -I +it
[02:21] <brassmaster1> martha_: have you tried pidgin?
[02:22] <MaGicMaX> i would also need to be able to create a bunch of playlists, and add to them by selecting a directory... i know some ive tried u cant even do that
[02:22] <sproaty> thanks Dr_Willis :)
[02:22] <ienorand> martha_: emsne or something exists as well, and yea, pidgin.
[02:22] <Shivam> How can I install custom brushes that I got off devianart for GIMP?
[02:23] <space_cadet> can anyone please help me with my hibernate problem?
[02:23] <ienorand> martha_: sorry, replying without reading
[02:23] <space_cadet> when swap is off...   PM generates and attempts to write a hibernate image
[02:23] <space_cadet> when swap is on... nothing
[02:23] <MaGicMaX> i cant find songbird in the repositories :(
[02:24] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: google it, there is a .deb for it, you just need to dl and click that
[02:24] <P-Chan> Buonasera a tutti/E!
[02:24] <ienorand> MaGicMaX: It aint in there: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Songbird
[02:24] <MaGicMaX> VCoolio: oh thx, i like debs lol
[02:24] <space_cadet> anyone?
[02:26] <MaT-dg> martha_: there are many 'messenger-clones' or all-in-one clients to connect to msn. Most of them have many more usefull features compared to the original live messenger. However audio/video-chat is 1 thing that every single one lacks.
[02:26] <inbitado34> anyone using nouveau in 9.04 ?  does it work ?
[02:26] <brassmaster1> Does anyone know why songbird isn't in the repositories?
[02:26] <Tetracomm> Thank you for helping me to turn off the splash screen. I added it to my Ubuntu tips page, with screenshots and everything.
[02:26] <MaGicMaX> VCoolio: its a .tar.gz not .deb :(
[02:26] <Tetracomm> I was wondering the same thing, brassmaster.
[02:26] <Dr_Willis> Shivam:  first google hit for 'install brushes gimp' --> http://www.katspace.org/graphics/digitart/brushes
[02:26] <ienorand> space_cadet: search lp (& new bug report), I have no clue on that issue, sorry.
[02:27] <Shivam> thanks doctor
[02:27] <brassmaster1> MaT-dg: I don't know that that's true. I thought that newer versions of Kopete have video support
[02:27] <Dr_Willis> Shivam:  http://meetthegimp.org also :)
[02:27] <brassmaster1> MaT-dg: At the very least, Kopete now has a webcam calibration tool
[02:27] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: http://www.getdeb.net/app/Songbird
[02:28] <MaT-dg> brassmaster1: true, so does amsn. However it never worked here, I can see the cam but it never connects to my friends. I suspect MS to change the protocol now and then.
[02:28] <brassmaster1> interesting
[02:28] <space_cadet> ienorand, i just asked in #ubuntu+1   hopefully they can help
[02:29] <hbekel> nog_lorp:  strings /usr/lib/libgio-2.0.so | grep g_mount_is_shadowed
[02:29] <martha_> MaT-dg, ok , yahI knew about multi-connect clients,was just wondering how emense or how eve you spell it works with video chats
[02:29] <martha_> thanks
[02:30] <chump0> anyone got any ideas on a replacement for SecureRemote client?
[02:30] <noglorp> found
[02:30] <MaGicMaX> VCoolio: wow thx alot, i didnt know there was such a site, bookmarket for sure!
[02:30] <noglorp> hbekel: its in there ><
[02:30] <mrubcich> does anybody have any experience with installing WoW on ubuntu 9.04 and a little time on their hands?
[02:30] <noglorp> hbekel: now I'm more confused
[02:31] <MaT-dg> martha_: emesene doesn't have video-chat (yet), but the devs are working on it. There is a nightly build that claims to be able to recieve webcam.
[02:31] <MaGicMaX> anyknow now how i would go about creating a keyboard shortcut to permanently delete a file without sending it to trash?
[02:31] <rizzo20> #macbidouille
[02:31] <space_cadet> at boot time...   the messages that fly by... where are they logged?
[02:32] <bleh> can some one help me out installing gyachi i have dependency problems
[02:32] <hbekel> noglorp: then try LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libgio-2.0.so gnome-panel
[02:32] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: shift+del <enter>
[02:32] <Seeker`> rizzo20: Please don't advertise channels in here?
[02:32] <Fezzler> Need help setting up router with Uuntu
[02:32] <hbekel> noglorp: also paste the output of ldd $(which gnome-panel)
[02:33] <martha_> MaT-dg, interesting
[02:33] <Tyrath> is it just me, or is the new ubuntu faster than the old ubuntu?
[02:33] <space_cadet> at boot time...   the messages that fly by... where are they logged?
[02:33] <MaGicMaX> VCoolio: thx again! :)
[02:33] <Fezzler> Ubuntu "sees" wireless but not wired
[02:33] <Fezzler> I need wired to update firmware
[02:33] <MaT-dg> Tyrath: it's faster :)
[02:33] <]Spectre[> fezzler,it's ubuntu...
[02:33] <noglorp> hbekel: starts, then gets "gnome-panel: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/gnome-panel/libclick-applet.so: undefined symbol: gtk_orientable_get_type"
[02:33] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: awesome! have they fixed up power manager?
[02:34] <chump0> space_Cadet: /var/log/messages
[02:34] <Fezzler> ]Spectre[>> DUH  typo.  Sorry
[02:34] <hbekel> noglorp: please paste the ldd output
[02:34] <MaT-dg> Tyrath: think so, haven't encountered problems so far
[02:34] <]Spectre[> Fezzler,try with windows xp
[02:34] <Fezzler> Also, can a router's fireware be updated without the Web tool
[02:34] <space_cadet> chump0, nope
[02:34]  * Tyrath bravely removes his powercord and hopes that he eventually receives a notification when it starts to run out
[02:35] <space_cadet> chump0, i'm looking for the one that says "*starting blah blah blah                   [OK]"
[02:35] <chump0> space_cadet...ah ok
[02:35] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: that's great. I'm a bit concerned about openoffice.org though - writer, calc, presentation, etc. have all disappeared
[02:35] <TonyTheTiger> I think i have a set of bad reposotories can anyone help?
[02:35] <MaT-dg> Tyrath: they should be installed by default
[02:36] <noglorp> hbekel: http://pastebin.com/d42e2c75d
[02:36] <bleh> can some one help me out installing gyachi i have dependency problems
[02:36] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: nope. Well openoffice.org is installed, but it's progs aren't
[02:36] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: should I reinstall from source?
[02:36] <]Spectre[> no ma'am,musicians
[02:36] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: or do you have a better idea?
[02:36] <MaGicMaX> VCoolio: just making sure, i can delete the .deb file after the programs installed correct?
[02:36] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: yes
[02:37] <bleh> can some one help me out installing gyachi i have dependency problems Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libltdl3 (>= 1.5.2-2) **
[02:37] <TonyTheTiger> bleh search for the libltdl3 and install that first
[02:37] <rumpel2> bleh, sudo apt-get install libltdl3-dev
[02:38] <mrubcich> does anyone know an active channel that could help me with some wine problems
[02:38] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: also, my menu was screwed before the update and it's still screwed :/
[02:38] <mrubcich> winehq kinda sucks
[02:38] <hbekel> noglorp: you seem to have to libgio's installed: libgio-2.0.so.0 => /usr/local/lib/libgio-2.0.so.0 (0xb7880000) -> please check strings /usr/local/lib/libgio-2.0.so.0 | grep g_mount_is_shadowed
[02:38] <MaGicMaX> VCoolio: do you know if its possible to import all the playlists i have in Winamp to Songbird somehow? ive already imported the media, would be nice not to have to rebuild all the playlists
[02:38] <J-_> rumpel2: Try libltdl3-dev
[02:38] <bleh> Note, selecting libltdl7-dev instead of libltdl3-dev
[02:38] <bleh> libltdl7-dev is already the newest version.
[02:38] <TonyTheTiger> Anyone know a good hex editor for ubuntu?
[02:38] <J-_> ah
[02:38] <hbekel> noglorp: one in /usr/lib/, one in /usr/local/lib/
[02:39] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: vim is my favourite
[02:39] <MaT-dg> Tyrath: what do u mean by 'reinstall from source'? Just reinstall them from the repo's
[02:39] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: it depends on what you want. if you want to program, vim, if you want rich text, openoffice.org
[02:39] <MaT-dg> Tyrath: or in a terminal: sudo aptitude install openoffice.org
[02:39] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: i'll do that. thanks
[02:39] <VCoolio> MaGicMaX: sorry, no idea, can you open playlist files with text editor?
[02:39] <noglorp> hbekel: not found
[02:39] <TonyTheTiger> Tyrath, does that come as part of ubuntu, and i just need a hex editor to mod the comiz files to get the genie affect
[02:40] <bleh> rumpel2,  can we talk private
[02:40] <noglorp> hbekel: file exists in /usr/local/lib but doesn't have the symbol
[02:40] <noglorp> ><
[02:40] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: yep, use vim
[02:40] <rumpel2> bleh, sure
[02:40] <hbekel> noglorp: see, there's your problem
[02:40] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: oh actually
[02:40] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: if you don't know how to use vim, don't
[02:40] <noglorp> hbekel: what should I do to fix it
[02:40] <kinks> firefox does host lookups extremely slowly, yet simply issuing "host hostname" in the console is quite quick, any idea why? and does 'host' use a host cache at all or does it always do a lookup?
[02:40] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: use gedit instead
[02:40] <TonyTheTiger> Tyrath, cheers.
[02:40] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: but I'd recommend you learn how to use vim, it's very powerful :D
[02:40] <TonyTheTiger> i see, whats ghex2?
[02:41] <Flannel> !hostname | kinks
[02:41] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: only you'll have to know it's inbuild commands etc
[02:41] <kinks> Flannel: that has nothing to do with what I want.
[02:41] <noglorp> hbekel: I'm guessing not just delete /usr/local/lib/libio...
[02:41] <hbekel> noglorp: nope
[02:41] <hbekel> noglorp: run sudo ldconfig
[02:41] <Flannel> kinks: ah, sorry.  Thought I read that as hostname host
[02:41] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: I'd already bound sudo apt-get install to i in terminal, so I'll use that instead :D
[02:41] <bluntman226> can anyone please assist me with ALSA microphone
[02:41] <noglorp> sudo ldconfig
[02:41] <kinks> I'm referring to DNS lookups being done slowly in firefox.
[02:41] <noglorp> lol whoops
[02:41] <MaT-dg> Tyrath: result is the same :P
[02:42] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: it's really cool because I just type i followed by the prog name and it intals
[02:42] <kinks> but only on ubuntu
[02:42] <Tekumel> Under 9.04, how does one change the port for Remote Desktop? The option was removed from the GUI panel between 8.10 and 9.04 :(
[02:42] <mrubcich> so my amarok doesnt really work well does anyone know of a sister app thats almost just as good?
[02:42]  * ibeekman Insert emacs joke here....
[02:42] <Fezzler> should I be able to connect to router by runing cable directly from adpater to Web port of router (to set up)?  Ubuntu not seeing it.  (Sees wireless)
[02:42] <Pupuser402> Hello
[02:42] <noglorp> hbekel: doesn't do anything
[02:42] <hbekel> noglorp: that'S ok, now try running gnome-panel again
[02:42] <Tyrath> MaT-dg: I'd recommend you bind some aliases - makes life so easy :D
[02:42] <MaGicMaX> VCoolio: umm, i dont think i made playlist files... i just made playlists in winamp by selecting a directory :P
[02:42] <noglorp> hbekel: same result
[02:42] <Pupuser402> Is there any difference betwen puppy and ubuntu? I want to hear sounds right now
[02:42] <Pupuser402> :D
[02:43] <DefunctProcess> Does anyone know if its possible to stream movies from Netflix using linux?
[02:43] <hbekel> noglorp: try LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib gnome-panel
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> Pupuser402:  go ask in #puppylinux :P
[02:43] <ibeekman> anybody have any experience with videocards overheating in Thinkpad T60 laptops?
[02:43] <TonyTheTiger> Tyrath, You said I could use gedit for hex, it cant seem to open the file that i need to.
[02:43] <bluntman226> can anyone assists me with ALSA microphones
[02:43] <Pupuser402> But ALSA wizard does not help with Envy24 and i dunno where to find driver for linuz
[02:43] <Pupuser402> * for linux
[02:43] <Pupuser402> :)
[02:43] <noglorp> hbekel: great success
[02:43] <ibeekman> the second I watch hulu, etc. my machine starts burnin up then autoshutsdown
[02:43] <brassmaster1> MaGicMaX: Go to File->Import a Playlist
[02:43] <meoblast> hi
[02:43] <Yud_Zroc> any .img burning software someone can recommend
[02:43] <noglorp> hbekel: what do I do to make that permanent
[02:44] <mrubcich> ne one have a good hot to or a good channel for me to get some info on installing wow on ubuntu?
[02:44] <meoblast> how do i make the "starting nvidia [fail]" go away on Ubuntu'
[02:44] <meoblast> s start
[02:44] <meoblast> i don't want to use nvidia drivers
[02:44] <brassmaster1> MaGicMaX: I'm somewhat doubtful it will work though since your paths are different under ubuntu than they were under windows.
[02:44] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: I'd try vim. Do you mean hex as in hexidecimal?
[02:45] <TonyTheTiger> yes
[02:45] <hbekel> noglorp: please paste the contents of /etc/ld.so.conf
[02:45] <ubuntu> i just installed an intel x25m SSD. my bios sees it but the ubuntu 9.04 liveCD does not so I cant install. any ideas?
[02:45] <Tiana> Hello, I need some help setting my locale.
[02:45] <TonyTheTiger> Anyone know the commands to install ghex2?
[02:45] <SpectralDesign> Major problem trying to install Ubuntu for a friend... at the "Ready to Install" screen, but the "forward" button is off the screen so we can't proceed... Help Please!
[02:45] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: I'd try vim because it can do just about everything
[02:45] <meoblast> how do i erase the nVidia drivers from this machien?
[02:45] <MaGicMaX> brassmaster1: ya, oh well thx anyway
[02:45] <Tiana> I am trying to set my local to en_US.ISO-8859-1, because that is what I used previously with digikam, but it doesn't seem to be working.
[02:45] <TonyTheTiger> is it preinstalled Tyrath ?
[02:46] <brassmaster1> SpectralDesign: Hold the alt key and click and drag anywhere on the window to move it onto the screen
[02:46] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: I don't understand why you need a powerful text editor to work with hex tho :/
[02:46] <MaGicMaX> im out guys, thx for the help!
[02:46] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: already installed yes :D
[02:46] <ibeekman> Tyrath: Consider emacs too....
[02:46] <brassmaster1> MaGicMaX: Did you try it? I'm not certain it won't work, just skeptical that it might now.
[02:46] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: Consider emacs too....
[02:46] <brassmaster1> *not
[02:46] <SpectralDesign> brassmaster1: thanks but that's not moving the window
[02:46] <mrubcich> how do u send specialized messages like that, the yellow text kind?
[02:46] <noglorp> "include /etc/ld.so.conf.d/*.conf"
[02:47] <Tyrath> ibeekman: what's the advantage in that? I've always used vim ever since I first installed ubuntu ;)
[02:47]  * Dr_Willis dosent know what mrubcich  means.
[02:47] <noglorp> hbekel: "include /etc/ld.so.conf.d/*.conf"
[02:47] <SpectralDesign> it's like the installer thinks the screen is bigger than it realy is
[02:47] <ibeekman> ok, if you're comfortable with/like vim then by all means stick with it
[02:47] <mrubcich> lol
[02:47] <brassmaster1> SpectralDesign: Are you in the full live environment, or did you boot directly into the installer?
[02:47] <VCoolio> Tiana: export LANG=en_US.ISO-8859-1 what does that do?
[02:47] <ibeekman> there is a bit of a holy war between emacs and vim and I am on the emacs side
[02:47] <JGodbout> I'm having troubles watching flash movies, like youtube, in firefox. I have installed heaps of different things to try and fix it (the .deb from the adobe site, all the plug ins which firefox recommends when I try and play the movie, and some other things), but still no success. How can I fix this?
[02:47] <Tyrath> ibeekman: the only issue with vim I have is that it won't allow me to yank to the clipboard for some odd reason - but given I've just upgraded to ubuntu 9.04 i'll give it a crack and see what happens
[02:47] <noglorp> hbekel: /etc/ld.so.conf.d/libc.con has the line "/usr/local/lib"
[02:48] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: let me know how you go
[02:48] <hbekel> noglorp: comment it out, then
[02:48] <elexodus> Is there a command to check file by file for differences between 2 seperate, but in theory identical, partitians?
[02:48] <ibeekman> I like a lot of emacs features which may or may not have analogues in vim
[02:48] <SpectralDesign> brassmaster1: i booted straight to the installer
[02:48] <TonyTheTiger> Tyrath, I have used vim before but this ubuntu vim is different to the unix one i used.
[02:48] <redpearl> how can i get more free space? stupid ubuntu set up created partition of only 2.3 GB automatically without asking me
[02:48] <Tiana> VCoolio: Do I put that in .bash_profile or .bashrc?
[02:48] <hbekel> noglorp: but first, take a look at /usr/local/lib/, please. are there a lot of libs in there?
[02:49] <ibeekman> and the gui can let you explore things when you don't know the keybindings, etc. and don't want to read a manual
[02:49] <bullgard4> dmesg includes the line "ACPI Warning (nspredef-0852): \_SB_.PCIO.LPCB.LNKU._CRS: Return type mismatch - found Integer, expected Buffer [20080926]. What does LNKU mean? It might stand for 'Link U'. There are also kernel messages about LNKA to LNKH on this Ubuntu 9.04 computer.
[02:49] <elexodus> redpearl: use livecd to play with gparted.
[02:49] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: the UNIX vim is probably vi - and this one is a lot more powerful :D
[02:49] <redpearl> elexodus, mr. gparted is very dangerous. i am too chicken
[02:49] <brassmaster1> SpectralDesign: Okay. That could be why your window won't move. I don't know (maybe someone else does) how much of the Gnome environment actually gets loaded when you install that way.
[02:49] <noglorp> hbekel: a few
[02:49] <SpectralDesign> brassmaster1: its an old/slow comp so I wanted to avoid the live side... (celeron M with 192MB RAM)
[02:49] <VCoolio> Tiana: don't think that really matters, but you can put it in terminal first to check if it works (that will last current session)
[02:49] <TonyTheTiger> Tyrath, yeh it is vi.
[02:49] <inbitado34> anyone using nouveau driver for nvidia cards, instead of nvidia restricted ?
[02:49] <elexodus> redpearl: it's what you used while installing.
[02:49] <Rob235> yo
[02:49] <noglorp> hbekel: maybe 10 libs
[02:49] <ibeekman> Tyrath: for instance emacs will integrate with version control software, allow you to edit remote files fairly transparently as if they were local, etc.
[02:50] <brassmaster1> SpectralDesign: Understandable. Might be better to use the alternate CD.
[02:50] <elexodus> Is there a command to check file by file for differences between 2 seperate, but in theory identical, partitians?
[02:50] <Rob235> i made a mistake, how do i disable emerald and get back to compiz fusion
[02:50] <redpearl> elexodus, yes. but i need to repartition.
[02:50] <redpearl> elexodus, no space to repartition. shrink partition safe?
[02:50] <Tyrath> ibeekman: vim ftp://blah - allows me to do the same - or are you implying something else?
[02:50] <Tiana> VCoolio: yes, this works fine in a terminal. I need this to work on the desktop.
[02:50] <SpectralDesign> brassmaster1: i didnt see a link to an "alternate" cd... ill go looking more, thanks!
[02:50] <Armageddon> how do i know whats the wireless network card is named on my computer ? eth0 is the cable one
[02:50] <elexodus> redpearl: why don 't you just take the unused space, and create a seperate partitian for your media/data?
[02:50] <TonyTheTiger> how can i find out if i have this installed? Compiz 0.5.5~git20070921+3v1ubuntu0 installed
[02:50] <usser_> elexodus, md5sum
[02:50] <usser_> !md5sum
[02:51] <hbekel> noglorp: you might make sure that these exist in /usr/lib/ too before telling the dynamic linker to ignore /usr/local/lib
[02:51] <xyblor> is there any way to continue using apt-get on gutsy?
[02:51] <brassmaster1> SpectralDesign: Before you do, realize that what I'm referring to is a text-based installer. If that's not going to be friendly enough for you, I wouldn't waste your time.
[02:51] <VCoolio> Tiana: get root privileges and then add a line to /etc/bashrc or /etc/profile
[02:51] <noglorp> hbekel: okay
[02:51] <psilikon> So today I was applying for a job online and there was a drop down box full of certifications to select if you qualify and to my surprise one of them was an Ubuntu cert.  Didn't even know there was one.
[02:51] <noglorp> hbekel: thanks
[02:51] <JGodbout> I can't view youtube videos in firefox, yet I have installed the .deb package from the adobe site which youtube links me to, and I have installed the plugins which firefox recommends me. Any help?
[02:51] <hbekel> noglorp: after you edited those files, run sudo ldconfig again
[02:51] <SpectralDesign> brassmaster1: nah im okay with a text install.. better than no install at all!  :)
[02:51] <redpearl> elexodus, i don't have unused partition space.  live cd screwed my /dev/sda when it increased my 30 gb to 150 gb, and created a new 2.3 gb partition for ubuntu 9.04
[02:51] <Tyrath> ibeekman: is the openoffice.org the same as the openoffice.org3 package?
[02:51] <noglorp> hbekel: kay
[02:51] <elexodus> usser_: how would the command look? <sudo md5sum /dev/sda4 /media/TheVault>?
[02:52] <brassmaster1> SpectralDesign: Okay, here you are then: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#alternate
[02:52] <Tyrath> ibeekman: I have to reinstall because when I dist-upgraded it gave me a corrupt version
[02:52] <noglorp> hbekel: they all seem to be present
[02:52] <Tyrath> ibeekman: well actually it wasn't corrupt, it just didn't have writer,calc etc installed
[02:52] <SpectralDesign> brassmaster1: thanks again!
[02:52] <elexodus> redpearl: your 30GB isn't a 150GB?
[02:52] <noglorp> hbekel: breat
[02:52] <brassmaster1> SpectralDesign: no problem
[02:52] <noglorp> hbekel: great*
[02:52] <mrubcich> mrubcich: test
[02:52] <mrubcich> lol
[02:52] <ibeekman> Tyrath:  well you can use whatever protocol you like ssh etc, to be honest it's possible that vim can do most things emacs can, this vim vs emacs issue is a bit of a holy war, I side with emacs (partially out of ignorance I admit) but you can essentially program it to do nearly anything you like
[02:52] <noglorp> hbekel: gonna restart gdm
[02:53] <VCoolio> Rob235: check out fusion-icon, nice systray icon to change these kind of things
[02:53] <Rob235> ok thanks
[02:53] <Tyrath> ibeekman: I could give it a shot, but I've been using vim for nearly a whole year now :)
[02:54] <Tyrath> ibeekman: then again, I'm not exactly a linux pro
[02:54] <Tyrath> ibeekman: but I do program, and vim provides a nice programming interface
[02:54] <ibeekman> Tyrath: for example I can split windows vertically and horizontally, can compile codes from inside emacs, can open a shell in one of the window panes and execute commands, etc etc.
[02:55] <ibeekman> Tyrath: yeah the learning curve may be slightly steeper than vim but I found it rewarding.
[02:55] <Tyrath> ibeekman: when you say compile code from instide emacs - do you mean emacs does it for you, or you can simply run terminal commands from inside emacs
[02:55] <brassmaster1> If only I were that awesome. I stick to GUI tools. My current favorite for Ubuntu is Geany.
[02:56] <Tyrath> ibeekman: also that split screen stuff can be done in vim :)
[02:56] <brassmaster1> I recently spent a ridiculous amount of time using Xcode in MacOS and found that to be a fairly pleasant experience as well
[02:56] <Tyrath> ibeekman: in vim I can type !g++ blah.o -o blah
[02:57] <Tyrath> ibeekman: or !javac blah.java
[02:57] <zutme> What is the current thinking on getting a working proprietary ati driver in jaunty
[02:57] <c0ntract0r> When I go into a .sh file , under the TEXT heading.....exactly what /language/ is that?
[02:57] <brassmaster1> zutme: Already exists if you have the right hardware, doesn't it?
[02:57] <zutme> brassmaster1, well it performs like crap imo
[02:57] <brassmaster1> zutme: What card do you have?
[02:58] <zutme> hd 3600 series
[02:58] <Tyrath> ibeekman: unfortunately, vim is still not letting me yank to the clipboard tho :/
[02:58] <Tyrath> TonyTheTiger: how are you going?
[02:58] <mib_6x9hrb> i get the message "Killed" when i try and run firefox from the shell. firefox runs fine when i execute it from the guest account. what would cause this?
[02:59] <TonyTheTiger> Tyrath, I just installed bless :)
[02:59] <Tyrath> gah the openoffice.org package is the old openoffice :/
[02:59] <Missionz12> I need some help.
[02:59] <Tyrath> !info bless
[03:00] <Tyrath> !info bless > TonyTheTiger
[03:00] <brassmaster1> zutme: Interesting. Your hardware is supposed to be supported under the new fglrx. I've got an x1600. fglrx doesn't work for me anymore.
[03:00] <Missionz12> I just installed ubuntu on my laptop and I need some help getting WIFI to work
[03:00] <ibeekman> Tyrath:  yeah in emacs I just do M-m (meta - m) and then the command defaults to make (which you can edit it the first time in the mini-buffer and then subsequent M-m presses will execute your modified compile command).
[03:00] <zutme> brassmaster1, Well I mena the driver "works" but performance in compiz is pitiful
[03:01] <ibeekman> Also about openoffice, I don't see openoffice.org3
[03:01]  * Tyrath is hating how he has to continuously install/uninstall :/
[03:01] <Max-P> Hi, is it normal that my HD doesn't respect values defined using hdparm -S ?
[03:01] <GodfatherofEire> How would I go about removing DRM from a .wmv file?
[03:02] <ibeekman> Tyrath: you should just be able to search for openoffice.org-writer
[03:02] <ibeekman> etc.
[03:02] <GodfatherofEire> Under Ubuntu, like, is there anything built into gstreamer or the terminal?
[03:02] <brassmaster1> zutme: Was it working better pre-Jaunty?
[03:02] <Tyrath> ibeekman: if I can't get this yank thing to work I might consider emacs. Otherwise I think I'll stick with vim - just cause I don't want to have to learn new commands, etc. :P but thanks :)
[03:02] <ibeekman> Tyrath: also emacs doesn't give me any clipboard yank issues ;-P
[03:02] <ibeekman> haha yeah fair enough
[03:02] <Tyrath> ibeekman: yeah, but neither does gedit :)
[03:02] <zutme> brassmaster1, never used ubuntu on this box before jaunty, but in fedora yes
[03:02] <brassmaster1> GodfatherofEire: Unfortunately no. The common wisdom on linux is to avoid DRM whenever possible.
[03:02] <VCoolio> GodfatherofEire: searched once, found nothing. It sucks and we should keep away from it
[03:03] <ibeekman> Tyrath: Yeah I actually quite like gedit for simple things
[03:03] <GodfatherofEire> I know, I'm trying to
[03:03] <Tyrath> ibeekman: only problem with gedit is it requires gnome to run :/
[03:03] <punkrockguy318> How can I share my pulseaudio device?
[03:03] <brassmaster1> zutme: I know that there were pretty significant changes to fglrx to make it work with the new x server in jaunty
[03:03] <Tyrath> ibeekman: so if I don't log into gnome it's going to be a problem
[03:03] <brassmaster1> zutme: probably there's some stuff that isn't quite there.
[03:04] <bleh> can some one help me with dependencies
[03:04] <ibeekman> Tyrath:  true, are you a kde person? Or you just log into the terminal without the desktop environment
[03:04] <zutme> brassmaster1, I've heard that fglrx included is beta
[03:04]  * Tyrath wishes removing the openoffice.org package would just remove the whole thing :/
[03:04] <ibeekman> bleh: what dependancies
[03:04] <brassmaster1> zutme: That would explain a lot.
[03:04] <Tyrath> ibeekman: I love movies and games so need the desktop
[03:05] <ibeekman> so what's the issue with gedit then?
[03:05] <Tyrath> ibeekman: also unfortunately, the way the web2/3 is designed these days I need a graphic pwermitting browser
[03:05] <ibeekman> Tyrath: Also why are you removing packages? can't you just install openoffice.org-writer
[03:06] <Tyrath> ibeekman: only issue is when I want to conserve resources and lay off gnome-desktop
[03:06] <bleh> ibeekman,  if i give you vnc access can you help me
[03:06] <Tyrath> ibeekman: is it really openoffice.org-writer or openoffice.org3-writer?
[03:06] <ibeekman> yeah, well my laptop from 07 seems to run everything fine even with added compiz effects etc.
[03:06] <xyblor> are there no more repositories for gutsy?
[03:06] <brassmaster1> bleh: Dependencies for what?
[03:07] <Tyrath> ibeekman: yeah, mines not that fast, especially when I upload games
[03:07] <bleh> brassmaster1,  im tryiing to install gyachi
[03:07] <Tyrath> ibeekman: moreso when I upload games
[03:07] <Tyrath> ibeekman: but the games play fine
[03:07] <ibeekman> bleh: I've never used vnc so not sure how helpful that will be
[03:07] <usser_> !gutsy
[03:07] <Tyrath> ibeekman: unfortunately blueray movies don't play great :/
[03:07] <Tyrath> ibeekman: but I've yet to try them on ubuntu 9.04 and see what happens
[03:07] <usser_> xyblor, eol was april 18th, yep the repos are offline
[03:07] <Loganhoup> could someone tell me what "Error initializing camera: -60: Could not lock the device" means when trying to get pictures off my camera?
[03:07] <ibeekman> Tyrath: my chief complaint now is that my ati card seems to overheat when watching movies
[03:08] <xyblor> usser_: thanks. dang.
[03:08] <bleh> ibeekman,  its a remote assistance tool
[03:08] <ibeekman> but as far as I can tell that's not a resource issue but more of a hardware issue or problem with the driver
[03:08] <Tyrath> ibeekman: with mplayer for example, to play an .m2ts file (blueray file) i had to put fps on 50 for it to play normally
[03:08] <Tyrath> ibeekman: ack, just with 9.04?
[03:08] <space_cadet> yay !!!!
[03:08] <space_cadet> i fixed it!!!
[03:08] <space_cadet> kinda
[03:09] <space_cadet> it resumes now though...
[03:09] <Tyrath> ibeekman: I tell you what I hated 8.10 - should have never upgraded from hardy
[03:09] <ibeekman> Tyrath: No but I think it is worse now than in 8.10
[03:09] <brassmaster1> bleh: I realize now that you've been here for a while. Can you show me the sorts of errors you were having?
[03:09] <Swish> bullgard4, I let the channel know I was going back to work, and you so callously accuse me of being too arrogant to answer your question?!
[03:09] <ibeekman> Tyrath: why?
[03:09] <Tyrath> ibeekman: i'll definately test that out
[03:09] <Tyrath> ibeekman: I had so many problems in iex
[03:09] <Tyrath> ibeekman: *ibex
[03:09] <ibeekman> bleh: figured as much, seems to me that its like some remote desktop software or something
[03:09] <bleh> yes
[03:09] <brassmaster1> !vnc
[03:09] <Swish> bullgard4, The verb "to slashdot" means to put an article on the slashdot.net site and have lots of users visit the site at one time (frequently causing overloads)
[03:09] <Flynsarmy_> How do you exit fullscreen mode on vinagre on jaunty?
[03:10] <Swish> look it up man
[03:10] <hbekel> Loganhoup: what program do you use to get your pictures?
[03:10] <Flynsarmy_> It's supposed ot be F10 or F11 but neither work
[03:10] <ibeekman> brassmaster1: Yes I figured as much
[03:10] <Loganhoup> hbekel: I got this error from nautilus
[03:10] <shiznebit> is there a way to take a screen shot the current window and not the entire desktop ?
[03:10] <ibeekman> Bleh: will I need additional software installed?
[03:10] <Loganhoup> hbekel: just got a camera today.
[03:10] <shiznebit> desktop = screen ?
[03:10] <bullgard4> Swish: Thank you very much for explaining.
[03:10] <ibeekman> Tyrath: how do you plan to "test that out"?
[03:10] <Flynsarmy_> shiznebit, System - Preferences - Keyboard shortcuts. its in there
[03:10] <Swish> :]
[03:10] <stumped> i have a problem with my dvd rom drive mounting
[03:11] <bleh> ibeekman,  sudo apt-get install vnc4viewer
[03:11] <ibeekman> it seems that it this issue is probably quite hardware specific
[03:11] <stumped> it always says that there is no media in it, and that it cant mount
[03:11] <ibeekman> bleh can you tell me a little more about your issue first?
[03:11] <Tyrath> ibeekman: I'll just play a .m2ts file on mplayer/vlc and see what happes
[03:12] <shiznebit> oh lol I was doing right Alt + Prnt Scrn
[03:12] <shiznebit> but it's left Alt+ Prnt Scrn
[03:12] <space_cadet> what does this mean?? mmc0: Reset 0x4 never completed.
[03:12] <VCoolio> stumped: it's a permissions problem possibly, find out about /etc/fstab
[03:13] <Dr_Willis> space_cadet:  you got a built in sd card reader? i thought mmc0 refered to those things.
[03:13] <space_cadet> yeah
[03:13] <stumped> i looked and it has cdrom0 witch is my cd burner but nothing for my dvd.
[03:13] <Armageddon> where do i find Advanced Desktop Effects Settings ?
[03:13] <space_cadet> Dr_Willis, it happens many times on hibernate now
[03:13] <stumped> i used the dmesg command
[03:13] <Dr_Willis> space_cadet:  i could be wrong. :)  but some times those slot/readers are... quirky. I had to tweak some things to get them working on my Netbook
[03:13] <space_cadet> Dr_Willis, i got it to work though
[03:13] <Loganhoup> could someone tell me what "Error initializing camera: -60: Could not lock the device" means when trying to get pictures off my camera?
[03:13] <Tyrath> ibeekman: unfortunately, mplayer no longer plays .m2ts files :(
[03:13] <Dr_Willis> space_cadet:  is this a netbook?
[03:14] <stumped> and it noticed it but nothing doing on the mounting
[03:14] <space_cadet> Dr_Willis, it's an asus m70vm-x1
[03:14] <space_cadet> Dr_Willis, i had to add resume=UUID=blah blah to the kernel options
[03:14] <ibeekman> Tyrath: yes but I think my overheating issues are specific to my ahrdware and the driver provided by ubuntu
[03:14] <Tyrath> ibeekman: ack :/
[03:14] <hbekel> Loganhoup: check if the camera has a setting for the transfer mode, and wether it's set to PTP or USB. you'll need a PTP for natuilus as it seems
[03:14] <Dr_Willis> space_cadet:  theres some known Bugs/issues with hibernate and sd card/slots/readers on many laptops/netbooks.  I recall some cases where the sd card lost data. So  watch out.
[03:14] <stumped> can i just add it to fstab, and if so how?
[03:15] <Loganhoup> ok, if it helps I have a nikon coolpix 230.
[03:15] <space_cadet> Dr_Willis, i don't use it (sd reader) except for once in a while so it shouldn't be a problem
[03:15] <VCoolio> stumped: check in /media if the drive is even recognized. if so, you can mount it
[03:15] <Armageddon> where do i find Advanced Desktop Effects Settings ?
[03:15] <Tyrath> ibeekman: which openoffice.org came with jaunty?
[03:16] <Tyrath> ibeekman: 3 or 3.1?
[03:16] <Rob235> ugh, i installed the compiz-icon thing but now when i log in it asks me everytime to run compiz -fusion
[03:16] <space_cadet> Dr_Willis, now... if i leave "resume=UUID=blahblah" in my kernel options in menu.lst    should it be a problem if i don't hibernate?? like just straight power down?
[03:16] <Dr_Willis> space_cadet:  no idea. I make it a point to never use resume/hibernate/suspend. :) too many bad memories... and weird problems
[03:16] <space_cadet> or will it look for the resume image, not find it, and resume normal boot
[03:16] <space_cadet> lol
[03:17] <space_cadet> ok.. well i will try it now.
[03:17] <space_cadet> brb
[03:17] <Dr_Willis> space_cadet:  plus my netbook boots in.. like 20 sec. :)
[03:17] <stumped> ok it notices that it is a cdrom/dvdrom, and everytime i attempt to mount it from the menu, it comes back with an error stating that there is no media in the drive and it cant mount.  will do this for both cds and dvd data disks.
[03:17] <brassmaster1> bleh: You should start by getting libasound2-dev
[03:17] <brassmaster1> then see what your next error is.
[03:18] <brassmaster1> bleh: then see what it asks for next
[03:18] <stumped> vista notices the disks just fine
[03:18] <VCoolio> Armageddon: I guess that is system > preferences > compizconfig settings manager?
[03:18] <ibeekman> Tyrath: 3.0
[03:18] <Armageddon> VCoolio: yes that was it :/ i dont know on the website they called it that, thanks anyway :D
[03:19] <brassmaster1> bleh: The basic problem here is that you are missing a bunch of dev packages. Everytime it tells you it can't find something, you need to search for a package of that program with dev in the name
[03:20] <Dr_Willis> bleh:  i tend to do 'shotgun' approach to that and install about every -dev i can find that looks related. :)
[03:20] <space_cadet> Dr_Willis, oh and btw,   usb works after hibernate just fine...
[03:20] <Dr_Willis> bleh:  it pays to have a large hard drive. :)
[03:20] <Tyrath> ibeekman: I'm going to try 3.1 - always good to have the latest anyway
[03:20]  * space_cadet hibernates
[03:20]  * Dr_Willis powers down
[03:21] <reinolds2> Is there 64bit web browser for ubuntu
[03:22]  * space_cadet has resumed
[03:22] <MaT-dg> reinolds2: firefox
[03:22] <VCoolio> stumped: in /etc/fstab find or create a line to mount with permissions for user. Like: /dev/scd0       /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0       0   [important is the user part, maybe that's set as root now?]
[03:22]  * Gnea hits the breaker
[03:23] <linux_noob> I add the following 4 lines of code to /etc/apache2/sites-available/default after a fresh Apache2 install, and i cant seem to access my machine via https:// after doing that....  i have a cert made and everything.. it even asks me for the passphrase on apache restart http://www.mibbit.com/pb/Nruaal
[03:23] <ibeekman> Tyrath: GL
[03:23] <Tyrath> ibeekman: thanks :)
[03:24] <reinolds2> nope firefox only has 64bit for windows
[03:24] <Flannel> linux_noob: Did you enable ssl?  (a2enmod ssl)
[03:24] <reinolds2> and it is worse than 64bit ie btw
[03:24] <Guest54688> does anyone know the exact package name of latex so that i can apt-get install it?
[03:24] <kinks> host name resolution is extremely slow in firefox, ipv6 is entirely disabled as far as I can tell, issuing 'host foo' gives a much faster response than firefox (or..any web browser I've tried), any ideas as to why?
[03:25] <Flannel> linux_noob: oh, also, did you add 443 to your ports.conf?
[03:25] <linux_noob> flannel, yes
[03:25] <linux_noob> flannel let me check on 443 in ports one sec
[03:25] <space_cadet> kinks, you have to disable ipv6 in firefox
[03:25] <kinks> it is
[03:25] <space_cadet> kinks, about:config
[03:25] <Dr_Willis> Guest54688:  try just typing 'latex' in the terminal.. it tells you the package name...
[03:25] <kinks> and it didn't help at all.
[03:25] <space_cadet> hmm
[03:25] <kinks> ipv6 is disabled on the entire OS
[03:25] <space_cadet> kinks, pipelining?
[03:25] <Flannel> Guest54688: texlive*
[03:25] <Guest54688> Dr_Willis, it gives me far too many names and i cant see to find the right one
[03:25] <Guest54688> Flannel, thx
[03:25] <Flannel> Guest54688: (don't install that)
[03:25] <space_cadet> kinks, firefox still tries to find ipv6 dns servers
[03:25] <Dr_Willis> Guest54688:   I just see the one package listed here.
[03:25] <Guest54688> Flannel, dont install what?
[03:25] <Dr_Willis> The program 'latex' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing:
[03:25] <Dr_Willis> sudo apt-get install texlive-latex-base
[03:25] <Gnea> kinks: did you install any addons?
[03:26] <kinks> regardless, it's disabled in both.
[03:26] <Flannel> Guest54688: If you install texlive* you'll have a billion packages.
[03:26] <Dr_Willis> Guest54688:  now you may want more thenjust that.
[03:26] <Dr_Willis> !tex
[03:26] <linux_noob> flannel, i have something along the lines of IfModule mod_ssl.c .... Listen 443   (this is in my ports.conf)
[03:26] <Flannel> Guest54688: but, just install 'texlive' and you'll get the default
[03:26] <space_cadet> kinks, pipelining?
[03:26] <kinks> Gnea: yes, but it only modifies the look - personas, so I doubt that's it
[03:26] <kinks> space_cadet: I have no idea what you're referring to
[03:26] <Guest54688> Flannel, so sudo apt-get install texlive will allow me to view what i need latex to view?
[03:27] <space_cadet> kinks, do you use network.http.pipelining?
[03:27] <Gnea> kinks: so, specifically, just themes you've added, nothing else?
[03:27] <Flannel> Guest54688: What are you trying to view?
[03:27] <space_cadet> kinks if so, what do you have your max servers set at?
[03:27] <kinks> space_cadet: not that I'm aware of? I'm guessing if I don't know what that is, the answer is no.
[03:27] <Dr_Willis> TeX and LaTex are rather.. amazing :)  whats even more amazing.. i used them in college.. like.. a long time ago..
[03:27] <space_cadet> kinks, google "firefox pipeline the right way"
[03:27] <Guest54688> Flannel, some math .mem file in mnemosyne that needs latex and dvipng or sumtin
[03:27] <martha_> is a have a package that is packaged for a different kernel, may I alter that package to work for a new kernel? ex. 2.6.20 -2.6.28
[03:27] <kinks> Gnea: yes
[03:28] <Gnea> kinks: how big is your profile directory?
[03:28] <lukavia> how do i check my file system ?
[03:28] <linux_noob> flannel, im following a tutorial to enable https (https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/httpd.html) .  Does "isntalling a certificate" consist of just making it and copying it into teh right folder?
[03:28] <arvind_khadri> !fsck | lukavia
[03:28] <martha_> -is +if
[03:28] <Flannel> Guest54688: I've never heard of a mem file, but yes, if you need LaTeX, 'texlive' will give you latex
[03:28] <space_cadet> kinks,   this article may help
[03:28] <space_cadet> http://egonitron.com/2007/05/25/the-truth-about-the-firefox-pipelining-trick/
[03:29] <kinks> Gnea: 73MB :/
[03:29] <Flannel> linux_noob: Yeah, it can.
[03:29] <Guest54688> Flannel, k, thank u, im leaving it downloading and im going to bed
[03:29] <Roasted> whats the best kind of vmware to use with ubuntu? I've heard of a couple different names and Id ont know where to start.
[03:29] <kinks> Gnea: I'm assuming you mean ~/.mozilla, as I see no actual 'profile' directory
[03:29] <space_cadet> kinks, plus if you can change your dns servers to 4.2.2.1, 4.2.2.2, 4.2.2.3 and 4.2.2.4  it will help a lot
[03:29] <Loganhoup> hbekel: I couldn't find a setting in my camera for such, but it works fine in f-spot. Thanks anyways.
[03:29] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  i like 'virtualbox' :) but that s me
[03:29] <kinks> space_cadet: already changed dns servers - dns issued locally is fine, browsers have an issue
[03:29] <Gnea> kinks: it's not that - it's ~/.mozilla/firefox/*SOMETHING*.default/
[03:29] <lukavia> lukavia@ubuntu:~$ fsck
[03:29] <lukavia> fsck 1.41.4 (27-Jan-2009)
[03:29] <lukavia> e2fsck 1.41.4 (27-Jan-2009)
[03:29] <lukavia> WARNING!!!  Running e2fsck on a mounted filesystem may cause
[03:29] <FloodBot3> lukavia: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:29] <lukavia> SEVERE filesystem damage.
[03:29] <Gnea> kinks: *SOMETHING* is usually a random string of numbers and letters
[03:29] <lukavia> Do you really want to continue (y/n)? yes
[03:29] <Roasted> dr_willis - free?
[03:30] <kinks> Gnea: well, 65MB
[03:30] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  Yep :)
[03:30] <Roasted> dr_willis - thanks bro
[03:30] <Dr_Willis> !virtualbox | Roasted
[03:30] <Flannel> linux_noob: No, don't run it.  Do this: `sudo touch /forcefsck` and then reboot
[03:30] <kinks> Gnea: I'm pretty sure none of that effects how long it takes firefox to look up a host :/
[03:30] <Gnea> kinks: okay, try clearing the cache through firefox preferences and restart
[03:30] <Roasted> dr_willis - now wait... x86? Not for 64 bit?
[03:30] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  i mainly use it to test 'live cd's'
[03:30] <kinks> Gnea: it's cleared on exit..
[03:30] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  im running it on a 64bit ssytem now..
[03:30] <Gnea> kinks: i'm willing to bet that it *does*
[03:30] <Roasted> ah okay
[03:30] <Flannel> lukavia: No, don't run it.  Do this: `sudo touch /forcefsck` and then reboot
[03:30] <Roasted> thank you sir
[03:30] <space_cadet> kinks, i'm just saying that this isnt a bad ping stat on 4.2.2.2   http://egonitron.com/2007/05/25/the-truth-about-the-firefox-pipelining-trick/
[03:30] <space_cadet> arrgh
[03:30] <Dr_Willis> Roasted:  thats not what the  box said.. :) it is a x86 virtualizder.. :) not x86 only.
[03:31] <space_cadet> kinks   rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 24.855/27.335/33.498/3.034 ms
[03:31] <linux_noob> flannel, okay... is there a way to issue a reboot command while ssh'd in?
[03:31] <Flannel> linux_noob: Sorry, that wasn't for you.
[03:31] <Gnea> kinks: okay, then what is taking up 50+megs? hrm? check the *.sqlite files in there
[03:31] <linux_noob> flannel, k
[03:31] <Roasted> dr_willis - Yeah, I just wanted to clarify.
[03:31] <lukavia> arvind_khadri: http://paste.ubuntu.com/167381/
[03:31] <Flannel> linux_noob: but, yes.  You can reboot remotely.  (if you already did `sudo touch /forcefsck`, you can `sudo rm /forcefsck`)
[03:32] <linux_noob> flannel k done
[03:32] <space_cadet> and "host google.com"  is about as fast as firefox > google.com
[03:32] <Gnea> kinks: i had the same problem - found over 120megs of .sqlite files in there that did nothing useful, other than slow things down - moved them out of the way and started firefox back up , and boom, it was going straight to the sites again
[03:32] <lukavia> arvind_khadri: i want to see if i use ext4
[03:32] <Flannel> lukavia: Erm.. Why did you hit 'yes'?  Did you read the factoid ubottu sent you?
[03:32] <mrubcich> have any of you guys ever had the backgroud display "alldaylong"
[03:33] <mrubcich> its really cool its a phasing background that cycles with the time of the day
[03:33] <Gnea> kinks: the problem, is that firefox loads those files into memory - and if you have 512MB or less of ram, it's going to lag the system
[03:33] <Tyrath> anyhow people, I'm off
[03:33] <mrubcich> im looking for some more cool backgrounds like that anyone know of any?
[03:33] <Tyrath> thanks for the tips :)
[03:33] <lukavia> Flannel: i want to see if i use ext4
[03:33] <space_cadet> kinks, i would still say change your dns servers to the four fastest in the world
[03:33] <space_cadet> 4.2.2.x
[03:34] <Linuz2009> I want to know how do I make my ext3 to ext4
[03:34] <linux_noob> could anyone point me to a resource to setup https? i follow the steps in the link at the end of this line and get "connection interrupted while page was loading" https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/httpd.html
[03:35] <Rob235> is there a way to see the command from compiz-icon for reload window manager
[03:35] <space_cadet> depends on which window manager Rob235
[03:35] <kinks> Gnea: starting with a fresh profile has no effect
[03:35] <space_cadet> like... metacity --reload
[03:35] <jacobo_dos_dos> Rob235: metacity --replace ¿¿
[03:35] <Gnea> kinks: what's your cpu/mem?
[03:35] <jacobo_dos_dos> Rob235: emerald --replace ¿¿
[03:36] <Rob235> i installed emerald and it screwed everything up, i just want to go back to compiz fusion but now when i start up it says i have to run compiz -fusion for compositing or something
[03:36] <kinks> Gnea: 3.2GHz dual core / 2GB of RAM.. the issue is not hardware, as I said, issuing 'host foo' in a terminal gives a quick response, firefox is simply slow to resolve names.
[03:36] <kinks> Gnea: and all ipv6 related 'crap' is disabled entirely
[03:36] <Linuz2009> how do I convert my file system?
[03:36] <AAA28> guys i need help i have linksys wireless-G notebook adapter wpc54g-2 model can some one help me or tell me where can i find how to fix it so it will work on sony note book please
[03:36] <scream13> register nickname
[03:36] <space_cadet> kinks, no  at least mine is not slow
[03:36] <Linuz2009> I want to convert my ext3 to ext4
[03:37] <AAA28> ubuntu 9.04 i'm runing
[03:37] <space_cadet> kinks, i still believe you have a misconfiguration somewhere
[03:37] <kinks> space_cadet: uh..such as?
[03:37] <Rob235> but if i close that window and on compiz-icon i click reload window manager then my dock and everything comes up
[03:37] <space_cadet> kinks, use the fastest dns servers around?
[03:37] <VCoolio> scream13: /msg nickserv register PASSWORD EMAIL
[03:37] <kinks> I have always used 4.2.2.1 and 4.2.2.2
[03:37] <kinks> so I'm going to say it's safe to say that it's not helping.
[03:38] <scream13> ? im a newby
[03:38] <scream13> msg?
[03:38] <PlasmaSheep> Flash flickers for me. Please help. (intel card, 9.04)
[03:38] <Linuz2009> I want to know how can I convert file system, answer back if anyone is ready.
[03:38] <kinks> obviously if "host foo" gets a reply in under 1 second, and firefox shows "looking up foo" for 3 seconds before doing anything else, it's taking longer to resolve the host for god knows what reason.
[03:38] <Rob235> message
[03:38] <space_cadet> kinks, read the link i gave you and setup pipelining?
[03:38] <kinks> oh well.
[03:38] <brassmaster1> PlasmaSheep: What version of flash are you running?
[03:38] <VCoolio> scream13: I thought you were trying to register your nickname, so that's the command to do it, enter password you like and emailadress
[03:39] <PlasmaSheep> brassmaster1: 10, I suppose. How can I check?
[03:39] <kholerabbi> anyone know a way to have several folders (~/Pictures, ~/Music, ~/Video etc.) and have their contents also in a ~/Media folder??
[03:39] <space_cadet> kinks, and actually... i have noticed this..
[03:39] <space_cadet> kinks, on my laptop (high end)  internet is instant
[03:39] <tanner2008> hey guys can someone help me with something?
[03:39] <PlasmaSheep> !ask | tanner2008
[03:39] <tanner2008> ...
[03:39] <scream13> register nickname  ok repeat please
[03:39] <space_cadet> kinks, on my compaq (cheap POS)  internet is acceptable (even name resolution is slower)
[03:39] <VCoolio> scream13: /msg nickserv register PASSWORD EMAIL
[03:39] <scream13> thanks
[03:40] <space_cadet> kinks, but they are both on the same connection,   actually... the compaq is wired and the laptop is wireless
[03:40] <brassmaster1> PlasmaSheep: Right click on a flash video and click the about item
[03:40] <tanner2008> I installed windows 7 overwritting my ubuntu boot laoder and found this site https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows but not sure which of the instructuions to follow since theres other choices of how and what to do
[03:40] <PlasmaSheep> brassmaster1: 10.
[03:40] <space_cadet> kinks, however i don't believe i set up pipelining on the compaq
[03:40] <Laurenceb> /bin/sh: gtk-config: not found
[03:40] <Laurenceb> any ideas?
[03:40] <space_cadet> kinks, and i use opendns on the compaq
[03:40] <space_cadet> lol
[03:40] <kinks> space_cadet: uhm..right, and I'm running "host foo" and firefox on the same machine, and one is taking 2+ seconds longer, so obviously it's not the machine.
[03:41] <brassmaster1> PlasmaSheep: Okay. I know i used to have the same problem, but that was before the OpenGL acceleration of version 10.
[03:41] <space_cadet> well i run "host foo" and firefox, and they are seamless   kinks
[03:41] <PlasmaSheep> brassmaster1: ah, ok.
[03:41] <AAA28> can some one tell me if Linksys WPC54G v.2 forks in ubuntu 9.04? please
[03:41] <kinks> space_cadet: which is entirely inconclusive and irrelevant, but thanks for sharing
[03:41] <kinks> space_cadet: I didn't say "firefox is flawed on every machine"
[03:41] <brassmaster1> PlasmaSheep: I assume it happens with compiz enabled
[03:41] <PlasmaSheep> brassmaster1: nope
[03:41] <space_cadet> kinks, hence you have a misconfiguration somewhere
[03:41] <scream13> scream13: /msg nickserv register PASSWORD EMAIL
[03:41] <TimMc> Is there a chat for installation help?
[03:41] <linux_noob> do i need to run any openssl commands to setup https? i already have a cert created and in the right folder
[03:41] <space_cadet> kinks, i'm not trying to be rude to you either...
[03:41] <kinks> space_cadet: no, really? I came here to see if anyone could help me find where, now I'm just engaging in useless banter.
[03:42] <VCoolio> scream13: delete the scream: part
[03:42] <tanner2008> anyoner
[03:42] <brassmaster1> PlasmaSheep: Well then, that is interesting. Usually compiz enabled and flash problems go hand in hand. I'm 0/2.
[03:42] <space_cadet> kinks, have you tried kde's browser?
[03:42] <scream13> OK
[03:42] <vertagano> Since upgrading to Ubuntu 9.04, my UpdateManager doesn't seem to check automatically anymore. Any suggestions?
[03:42] <kinks> space_cadet: no, nor do I know what it is
[03:42] <PlasmaSheep> brassmaster1: I'll keep asking then. Thanks for trying.
[03:42] <Laurenceb> /bin/sh: gtk-config: not found  <-- any ideas?
[03:42] <brassmaster1> PlasmaSheep: Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
[03:43] <space_cadet> kinks, konqueror
[03:43] <PlasmaSheep> brassmaster1: it's ok :D
[03:43] <scream13>  /msg nickserv register PASSWORD EMAIL
[03:43] <vertagano> Laurenceb: sudo apt-get install libgtk1.2-dev
[03:43] <Laurenceb> 1.2?
[03:43] <regjava> How do i port forward, if i am behind an ADSL router --> wifi router--> ubuntu?
[03:43] <Laurenceb> 2.0?
[03:43] <AJNpa80> i need to remount my filesystem to write,it is a wubi install the command i was given didnt work what should i change (the part in quotes)  sudo mount -n -o remount,rw "/media/disk " to for a wubi install? or another way of asking is what is the address for the hard disk in wubi, i think you know what im getting at even if im not very eloquent.
[03:44] <space_cadet> kinks, or try this... sudo apt-get install lynx    then run lynx (in your terminal) and open (g) whatever site you think may be slow in firefox...
[03:44] <mzz> Laurenceb: what are you actually trying to do/build?
[03:44] <PlasmaSheep> Flash flickers for me. Please help. (intel card, 9.04)
[03:44] <Laurenceb> http://www.pjrc.com/arm/lpc2k_pgm/
[03:45] <brassmaster1> PlasmaSheep: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/368112
[03:45] <space_cadet> kinks, lynx is a text based command line web browser.
[03:45] <xGeek> Quick question: I'm running gidentd on my ubuntu 8.04 server (yes I haven't upgraded yet) and I would like for it to listen on only one of my IP addresses. The problem is that the gidentd.conf file says that it's just a place holder. Is there no way to change the default behaviour of gidentd and what IP it binds to?
[03:45] <TonyTheTiger> compizconfig manager does nothing, i click it and nothing happens
[03:45] <AJNpa80> it said that /media/disk was not found or no such thing  in some file
[03:45] <jawall> Can you not su in Ubuntu?
[03:46] <space_cadet> jawall, you can sudo su
[03:46] <chuck_> regjava, You forward ports thru the router you have to have admin rights to ie
[03:46] <jawall> yeah I got that
[03:46] <jawall> but that isn't root
[03:46] <jawall> how do you root?
[03:46] <mzz> Laurenceb: yeah, that apparently really is gtk-1-only. See the instructions in the README.txt
[03:46] <Laurenceb> ah
[03:46] <space_cadet> !root | jawall
[03:46] <Laurenceb> mzz: could i just install gtk 1  ?
[03:46] <mzz> Laurenceb: yes, as mentioned by vertagano
[03:46] <xGeek> Well I wouldn't say impossible... :)
[03:46] <Laurenceb> k, thanks
[03:47] <jawall> Why do they do that?
[03:47] <Gnea> kinks: okay, then I don't see how the problem is hardware *or* ipv6 related.  have you tried running a network sniffer other than tcpdump, like etherape to see if it's pointing elsewhere?
[03:47] <space_cadet> dunno
[03:47] <mzz> xGeek: well, you can set it. Guessing the default is probably impossible :)
[03:47] <jawall> I assume it makes installs easier,, but still,,, limits Ubuntu capabilites
[03:47] <mzz> jawall: how so?
[03:47] <xGeek> Nobody has any experience with gidentd?
[03:47] <mzz> jawall: if you disagree strongly you can just set a root password
[03:47] <brassmaster1> ubottu: lol!
[03:47] <jawall> well it bypasses having to ask the user a bunch of questions,, I guess
[03:48] <regjava> chuck_: i have the rights
[03:48] <mzz> jawall: I don't see how it "limits Ubuntu capabilities" at all though. It's not like what sudo -i gives you is less rooty than what logging in as root directly gives you.
[03:48] <space_cadet> like  what is your password?
[03:48] <EoL{s}> Hi, all.
[03:48] <AJNpa80> anybody have much knowlege about wubi? got a few spare minutes?
[03:48] <jawall> So Ubuntu isn't completely open source?
[03:48] <Flannel> !anyone | AJNpa80
[03:48] <mzz> jawall: err, where'd you get that idea?
[03:48] <Gnea> !wubi | AJNpa80
[03:48] <xGeek> Thank Gnea. I already asked.
[03:48] <PlasmaSheep> brassmaster1: what do I do though?
[03:49] <xGeek> Anymore automated responses you'd like to send my way.
[03:49] <space_cadet> depends on what you need
[03:49] <Armageddon> guys,  my ubuntu crashed and now its not getting into the login page
[03:49] <Gnea> xGeek: no, you asked if anyone here has experience with gidentd - that's not a properly formed question - what is your issue with gidentd?
[03:49] <TimMc> I'm installing Ubuntu on a fresh hard drive. I want to set up encrypted LVM, but inside that I'd like to have separate /home and root partitions. Is this possible from the Alternate Install CD?
[03:49] <vertagano> Armageddon: Where does it get stuck?
[03:49] <brassmaster1> PlasmaSheep: Probably wait for it to be fixed, which based on the grim assessment of the bug's importance looks like it might take a while.
[03:49] <PlasmaSheep> brassmaster1: terrific. Well, thanks anyway.
[03:50] <xGeek> Gnea: I did. If you scrolled up you would see my question. My question is can I bind gidentd to a specific IP address since gidentd.conf says that it's just a place holder.
[03:50] <Gnea> !attitude | xGeek
[03:50] <Linuz2009> what's a dual boot?
[03:50] <EoL{s}> I am having trouble with Ubuntu. Whenever I suspend, then come out of suspension, the screen will remain black.
[03:50] <mzz> TimMc: lvm with separate /home and root is possible iirc. I'm not sure about the encryption bit.
[03:50] <brassmaster1> PlasmaSheep: Before you resign yourself to accepting that though, is your chipset the chipset they mentioned?
[03:50] <javyn> I'M BLIND
[03:50] <space_cadet> attitude?
[03:50] <PlasmaSheep> !dualboot | Linuz2009
[03:50] <xGeek> Gnea: ...
[03:50] <EoL{s}> Sometimes, I can press alt + f4, and it'll work, but sometimes it doesn't.
[03:50] <AJNpa80> why always so condescending ubottu? like a preschool teacher you talk down to me like a child.
[03:50] <Gnea> xGeek: i'm not sure about that, it's been awhile since i installed it. hrm, i could possibly see..
[03:50] <Armageddon> vertagano: let me tell you what happened, i was installing a widget which needed a fix in compiz, i was writting the option in compiz and the desktop env. crashed so i forced a restart and it was still off. so i went into recovery mode and tried to autofix the graphic card, so now its stuck on the loading page, with distorted graohics
[03:50] <brassmaster1> LOL!
[03:51] <unop> AJNpa80, ubottu is a bot ...
[03:51] <unop> !ubottu
[03:51] <chuck_> regjava, This is the guide I used to forward ports for vuze it worked for me http://portforward.com/
[03:51] <Linuz2009> If I install another ubuntu variant, can I have two boot sessions?
[03:51] <AJNpa80> you are guilty of the same
[03:51] <TimMc> mzz: It seems that encrypted LVM doesn't allow further partitioning.
[03:51]  * Gnea notes that it's actually in /etc/gidentd/
[03:51] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Ask better questions, get better answers.
[03:51] <jazzlamb> just installed ubuntu on asus laptop running vista ; any ideas how to increase the size of the ubuntu partition - run out of space!
[03:51] <Tekumel> Under 9.04, how does one change the port for Remote Desktop? The option was removed from the GUI panel between 8.10 and 9.04 :(
[03:51] <Flannel> Linuz2009: Yeah.  Don't dualboot, just install the metapackage.  Then you'll choose at login.
[03:51] <Gnea> AJNpa80: get past the guilt and solve the real problem
[03:51] <Linuz2009> Like installing xubuntu and ubuntu both at my computer?
[03:52] <AJNpa80> trying
[03:52] <space_cadet> jazzlamb, scandisk defrag windows
[03:52] <PlasmaSheep> brassmaster1: nope.
[03:52] <vertagano> Armageddon: If you switch to the tty1 (Ctrl+Alt+F1), do you see any useful messages?
[03:52] <regjava> chuck_: can i PM you?
[03:52] <mzz> TimMc: I have zero experience with encrypted lvm (or encrypted partitions for that matter)
[03:52] <space_cadet> jazzlamb, then boot to the live cd, and use partition editor
[03:52] <javyn> how would i enable it for the other users on my computer to be able to add/remove applications?
[03:52] <Armageddon> vertagano: i didnt try, should i restart ?
[03:52] <Linuz2009> Flannel: I can choose what OS should I login?
[03:52] <chuck_> regjava, ok
[03:52] <jazzlamb> space, already did that, partition is created
[03:52] <space_cadet> jazzlamb, but SCANDISK, DEFRAG WINDOWS FIRST ( sorry bout the caps all)
[03:52] <EoL{s}> Anybody have any ideas why suspension may be broken on my system?
[03:52] <PlasmaSheep> AJNpa80: we're all friends here.
[03:52] <brassmaster1> PlasmaSheep: What is your graphics chipset?
[03:52] <vertagano> Armageddon: I would just try switching while it's stuck on the distorted graphics.
[03:52] <Flannel> Linuz2009: They're both the same OS.  But yes, you choose which GUI you want at the login screen
[03:52] <AJNpa80> 3 months of trouble shooting in my spare time to get ubuntu running on a averatec laptop, only machine i havent been able to get running
[03:53] <Gnea> xGeek: that's pretty odd, have you searched google at all? now you've got me interested...
[03:53] <FWilhelm> EoL, check your APCI settings in your BIOS
[03:53] <space_cadet> jazzlamb, and just outta curiousity,   which model asus u got?
[03:53] <Armageddon> vertagano: ok brb
[03:53] <FWilhelm> acpi
[03:53] <FWilhelm> apci
[03:53] <Linuz2009> Flannel: it won't slow down computer, will it?
[03:53] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: It's difficult for anyone to tell you anything useful if you don't give detailed descriptions of the problems you're having.
[03:53] <vertagano> Update Manager used to notify me when there were updated packages; since dist-upgrading to 9.04 it has stopped. Any suggestions?
[03:53] <PlasmaSheep> brassmaster1: I  believe it's this? 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[03:53] <Flannel> Linuz2009: Nope, just takes up more harddrive space.
[03:53] <TonyTheTiger> anyone help my, i installed compizconfig manager and it doesnt do anything when i try to launch it.
[03:53] <jazzlamb> asus m51
[03:54] <space_cadet> jazzlamb, m70vm-x1
[03:54] <Flannel> Linuz2009: install one (such as ubuntu) and then install the metapackage of the other (xubuntu-desktop) through your favorite package manager (such as sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop)
[03:54] <xGeek> Gnea: Yeah. It defaults to ipv6 (which is fine) and the gidentd.conf file clearly states (this is just a place holder). *shrug* I guess I could find a different identd program. I don't want anything serving on an IP that it's not needed on.
[03:54] <PlasmaSheep> TonyTheTiger: try doing 'ccsm' from a terminal.
[03:54] <space_cadet> jazzlamb, my ubuntuforums id is mikahgiacchetti..   i have some threads on there if you have problems with turning off bluetooth, or whatever.
[03:54] <PlasmaSheep> TonyTheTiger: and pastebin the output.
[03:54] <brassmaster1> PlasmaSheep: The fact that you are having issues like that without compiz running seems to me to be a bad omen.
[03:54] <August23rd> Hello, having a minor problem, and need a hand please. -- Problem: trying to go to fullscreen in totem but the gnome panels don't auto hide. .... any ideas?
[03:54] <doc_brown> im having some trouble unmounting cds from the cd rom drive.  my drive is empty, but I show a cd on my desktop that I used earlier today.  "right click" > unmount media produces an error "unable to mount media, there is probably no media in the drive"  even tried a few commands in terminal.. whats next?
[03:54] <PlasmaSheep> brassmaster1: yeah, probably.
[03:55] <space_cadet> i think it is at least.
[03:55] <bcmorr2> Question: before I boot into fluxbox, I can run alsamixer and it detects my soundcard, during my boot to fluxbox somehow that connection is lost and I can no longer run alsamixer, any ideas?
[03:55] <mzz> August23rd: using what wm?
[03:55] <Gnea> xGeek: yeah, just saw that... well, i tend to only run gidentd on servers, which is where i tend to place firewalls, so I would just tweak my firewall a bit
[03:55] <bc> linux_noob: ah, you still having a problem with https I see. honestly I think something between you and the ubuntu machine is causing this.
[03:55] <EoL{s}> FWilhelm: I was hoping you wouldn't say that. I despise messing with my BIOS.
[03:55] <mzz> August23rd: if compiz I suspect it's misconfigured somehow
[03:55] <August23rd> mzz: using gnome, normal mode
[03:55] <bc> linux_noob: almost sounds like a proxy
[03:55] <space_cadet> jazzlamb, scratchthat...  my id is mgiacchetti.
[03:55] <xGeek> Gnea: I guess I could block it using iptables, but that seems like a bad hack.
[03:55] <Gnea> xGeek: if it's a desktop, then i'd do the same there if i had multi-ips
[03:55] <TonyTheTiger> PlasmaSheep, http://pastebin.com/d53fbc5c5
[03:55] <mzz> August23rd: try with desktop effects off (aka metacity instead of compiz)?
[03:55] <mzz> August23rd: (or vice versa)
[03:55] <space_cadet> jazzlamb, http://ubuntuforums.org/member.php?u=564414
[03:55] <EoL{s}> FWilhelm: What should I check it for?
[03:55] <Gnea> xGeek: it is, but it gets the job done
[03:55] <AJNpa80> i have tried many times, i switched to less detailed to try to snag people, i got hit with the bot for writing to much and no one replied i also decided to ask about individual things im doing step by step
[03:56] <jazzlamb> thanks space
[03:56] <August23rd> mzz - assuming apt-get install metacity
[03:56] <PlasmaSheep> TonyTheTiger: try sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager gnome-art usplash startupmanager compiz-fusion-plugins-main compiz-fusion-plugins-extra emerald librsvg2-common fusion-icon
[03:56] <Gnea> xGeek: i would just deny access to * on port 113 and then open it up to just that ip
[03:56] <bcmorr2> bc: think you can help me?
[03:56] <mzz> August23rd: metacity is installed by default (if you use gnome (regular ubuntu, not kubuntu/xubuntu))
[03:56] <xGeek> Gnea: Thanks man.
[03:56] <AJNpa80> so here goes
[03:56] <brassmaster1> the way you avoid the bot is by writing longer lines. Don't punctuate your thoughts with returns.
[03:56] <Gnea> xGeek: cheers
[03:56] <August23rd> how do i switch?
[03:56] <bc> linux_noob: install elinks on the ubuntu machine, and try to access https://localhost with elinks and see if it sports the same behavior
[03:57] <mzz> August23rd: turning off desktop effects under "appearance" in the prefs
[03:57] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Put as much of the problem in one post as possible so it's grouped and it's easy to follow.
[03:57] <Flannel> bc, linux_noob: use w3m, it's already installed.
[03:57] <PlasmaSheep> AJNpa80: This is a busy channel, no one will follow your thoughts through the newlines.
[03:57] <bc> bcmorr2: add alsamixer call to $HOME/.xsession instead
[03:57] <FWilhelm> I recently upgraded to Jaunty and when I did my keyboard acts odd while in games. It is like I am tapping the "move forward" key instead of holding it down. My little guy jerks around doing a kind of half step instead of a fluid walk. Any ideas?
[03:57] <AJNpa80> it told me to send a link instead of writing a book
[03:57] <brassmaster1> PlasmaSheep, AJNpa80: exactly.
[03:57] <August23rd> mzz giving it a shot, will try dvd again
[03:57] <TonyTheTiger> PlasmaSheep, it said compizconfig is already the newest version
[03:57] <Gnea> AJNpa80: you have to be flexible if you want to get anywhere
[03:57] <AJNpa80> ok
[03:58] <doc_brown> ok, like i have a problem or two with my os, and when i go to the support channel, nobody responds
[03:58] <l3iohazard> What is an easy way (noob friendly) to record my desktop?
[03:58] <bcmorr2> bc: just that line? $HOME/.xsession?
[03:58] <PlasmaSheep> TonyTheTiger: is that all?
[03:58] <PlasmaSheep> brassmaster1: exactly what?
[03:58] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Describe your problem inline in the chat
[03:58] <bcmorr2> bc: also, if I sudo  alsamixer in my WM it will pull up but not as my user account
[03:58] <Flannel> !screencast | l3iohazard
[03:58] <bc> bcmorr2: better question is why you are running alsa mixer before you launch fluxbox
[03:58] <TonyTheTiger> PlasmaSheep, and E: Couldn't find package gnome-art
[03:58] <TonyTheTiger> PlasmaSheep, but thats it.
[03:58] <August23rd> mzz thanks did the trick
[03:58] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Paste errors and output to a pastebin
[03:58] <bcmorr2> bc: to see if it was working before I logged into flux
[03:58] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: paste.ubuntu.com
[03:58] <vertagano> FWilhelm: Does your keyboard act normal in other situations? Like, if you hold down the "a" key, does it delay for a bit, and then start repeating?
[03:58] <bcmorr2> bc: because it wasn't working in flux
[03:58] <PlasmaSheep> TonyTheTiger: try sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager compiz-fusion-plugins-main compiz-fusion-plugins-extra librsvg2-common fusion-icon
[03:58] <l3iohazard> Thanks
[03:58] <mzz> August23rd: you'll probably want your desktop effects back though. Apparently something's misconfigured in compiz, but I don't know what. Try asking in #compiz if you can't figure it out.
[03:58] <bc> bcmorr2: you shouldn't have to run alsamixer as root
[03:59] <August23rd> will do
[03:59] <August23rd> mzz thanks again, now to watch my movie :)
[03:59] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: But start by describing your problem in one long line. Don't press enter until you're done describing it.
[03:59] <the_dark_warrio> Is it possible to automatically install all suggestions given by apt-get install when installing a package?
[03:59] <bcmorr2> bc: right, that's why i'm confused as to why it would work for root and not for my user
[03:59] <mzz> np
[03:59] <TonyTheTiger> PlasmaSheep, said everything that was before E: Couldn't find package fusion-icon was already the newest one.
[03:59] <John`> Hi, i recently installed Jackalope on my desktop, and I can connect with pidgin, but not update manager or Firefox. Anyone know why?
[03:59] <darcknight> good morinin people... can any one let me know pppoe issuse when installing debian in a virtual box under hardy????
[03:59] <FWilhelm> Yea, the delay works then it repeats fast
[03:59] <mzz> bcmorr2: fails how when running as yourself?
[04:00] <PlasmaSheep> the_dark_warrio: http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=apt+install+suggested+packages&btnG=Google+Search&aq=0&oq=apt+install+suggested+&fp=ry0_Tod3DXA
[04:00] <PlasmaSheep> TonyTheTiger: try sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager compiz-fusion-plugins-main compiz-fusion-plugins-extra librsvg2-common
[04:00] <vertagano> bcmorr2: Are you logged in as multiple users? I find alsamixer only works for the first user to log in, until that user logs out and another logs in.
[04:00] <bcmorr2> mzz: alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[04:00] <bcmorr2> vertagano: no, just logged in as my user
[04:01] <TonyTheTiger> PlasmaSheep, nothing upgraded everything was the newest one.
[04:01] <mzz> bcmorr2: might be a stale ~/.asoundrc (assuming I remember the filename correctly)
[04:01] <bc> bcmorr2: find out which device is your sound device and look at the group and group permission on it.
[04:01] <PlasmaSheep> TonyTheTiger: I'm stumped, try #compiz.
[04:01] <mzz> bcmorr2: if it's not that I'll randomly blame pulse, since that's my default action for weird sound issues these days :P
[04:01] <kj4> hello everyone
[04:01] <bcmorr2> mzz: Question: before I boot into fluxbox, I can run alsamixer and it detects my soundcard, during my boot to fluxbox somehow that connection is lost and I can no longer run alsamixer, any ideas?
[04:01] <PlasmaSheep> TonyTheTiger: sorry I couldn't help.
[04:01] <TonyTheTiger> PlasmaSheep, you helped me more than they did.
[04:02] <bcmorr2> mzz: err wrong post
[04:02] <vertagano> bcmorr2: Is your user a member of the group "audio" ?
[04:02] <PlasmaSheep> TonyTheTiger: you tried them already?
[04:02] <TonyTheTiger> yeah
[04:02] <mzz> bcmorr2: you could strace alsamixer to check what it's actually trying to open there (or try adding some -v switches)
[04:02] <TonyTheTiger> PlasmaSheep, they told me to go here.
[04:02] <mzz> bcmorr2: I'd expect a different error message if it's a permissions problem. My pulse guess isn't completely unfounded :P
[04:02] <bcmorr2> mzz: /usr/bin/alsamixer
[04:03] <PlasmaSheep> TonyTheTiger: try sudo apt-get install --reinstall compizconfig-settings-manager
[04:03] <bc> mzz: he's running fluxbox; would pulse still be an issue there? (not rhetorical)
[04:03] <mzz> bcmorr2: no, I don't mean where alsamixer lives, I mean what device/file it's trying to open (and fails with a "No such file or directory" on)
[04:03] <TonyTheTiger> PlasmaSheep, i will try that later, right now im gonna restart the comp see if that changes anything.
[04:03] <mzz> bc: I'm not sufficiently familiar with ubuntu's pulse setup to answer that question. It's entirely possible to run pulse without any gnome (or X for that matter) involvement though.
[04:04] <mzz> bc: (which is why fluxbox being involved at all here is a bit puzzling)
[04:04] <Armageddon> no, nothing, it freezes
[04:04] <Armageddon> then restarts
[04:04] <Armageddon> no message no nothing
[04:04] <Armageddon> vertagano:
[04:04] <bcmorr2> mzz: pulse isn't even running
[04:04] <bc> mzz: I know very little about pulse, so I'm lost there
[04:04] <Flannel> Armageddon: Please don't use the enter key as punctuation.  Thanks
[04:04] <John`> Hi, i recently installed Jackalope on my desktop, and I can connect with pidgin, but not update manager or Firefox. Anyone know why?
[04:05] <bc> bcmorr2: I'd do the strace idea
[04:05] <vertagano> Armageddon: It restarts?
[04:05] <Armageddon> after about 2minutes yes
[04:05] <Linuz2009> does switching file system usually harmless
[04:05] <bcmorr2> bc: how do I pastebin the strace?
[04:05] <grncdr> anybody here use trac + git on a 9.04 server? For some reason it won't recognize that the trac-git plugin is installed
[04:05] <Armageddon> vertagano: is there anyway to repair it from the livecd ? (cause updates took me 3 days in a raw, im not gonna go through that again)
[04:05] <the_dark_warrio> PlasmaSheep: thanks
[04:06] <mzz> bc: afaik by default you get a setup where the default alsa "device" is actually a pulse plugin for alsa (which contacts the pulse daemon, which in turn speaks to the actual audio hardware through libalsa again)
[04:06] <mzz> bc: afaik that daemon starts automatically if it's not up yet. I suspect if that autostart fails somehow you could get this failure mode.
[04:06] <vertagano> Armageddon: In order to advise how to repair it, it would require figuring out what needs repaired.
[04:06] <bc> bcmorr2: afaik `strace sudo alsamixer > /tmp/strace.alsamixer 2>&1`
[04:07] <mzz> bcmorr2: no, without the sudo
[04:07] <Armageddon> vertagano: im new here, so no idea what happened, i explained to you what i did. if i can put my updates on a cd, then i wont have a problem at all
[04:07] <donnyw> is anyone here knowledgeable about Hadoop?
[04:07] <mzz> bcmorr2: just "strace /usr/bin/alsamixer | pastebinit"
[04:07] <bcmorr2> I have one with sudo and one without
[04:07] <bcmorr2> where can I post them?
[04:07] <mzz> bcmorr2: err, that wasn't the right command
[04:07] <Scunizi> Armageddon: apt on cd
[04:08] <John`> Is there like a number system, or am I supposed to just keep flooding my question?
[04:08] <mzz> bcmorr2: "strace /usr/bin/alsamixer 2>&1 | pastebinit" ("apt-get install pastebinit" if you don't have it yet)
[04:08] <Scunizi> !apt-on-cd | Armageddon
[04:08] <Armageddon> Scunizi: yes but i cant boot ubuntu :)
[04:08] <bc> mzz: lol i was about to say, I have nothing called pastebinit :)
[04:08] <Armageddon> !aptoncd
[04:08] <Scunizi> Armageddon: came in late and didn't get the previous part of the conversation.. you don't have an 8200 gforce amd chipset do you?
[04:09] <Armageddon> Scunizi: ATI/AMD
[04:09] <bcmorr2> mzz: http://pastebin.com/f37dbc1c1
[04:09] <Linuz2009> who use ext4 here?
[04:09] <sudobash> Has anyone gotten compiz fusion to work on GOS?
[04:09] <mzz> ugh
[04:10] <Linuz2009> is it faster than ext?
[04:10] <bcmorr2> mzz: I also have the sudo version if you want
[04:10] <Linuz2009> ext3?
[04:10] <John`> Hi, i recently installed Jackalope on my desktop, and I can connect with pidgin, but not update manager or Firefox. Anyone know why?
[04:10] <mzz> bcmorr2: it actually *is* a permissions problem. I wonder why the error message is bogus.
[04:10] <mzz> bcmorr2: ls -l /dev/snd/controlC0
[04:10] <Scunizi> Armageddon: ATI is one issue.. the amd portion depends on the chipset.. I have gforce 8200 and can't boot unless i have pci=nomsi on the kernel line
[04:10] <bcmorr2> mzz: crw-rw----+ 1 root audio 116, 6 2009-05-08 22:49 /dev/snd/controlC0
[04:10] <mzz> bcmorr2: output of "groups"?
[04:10] <mzz> bcmorr2: most likely you're not in the audio group, but want to be.
[04:11] <Armageddon> Scunizi: i used to be able to boot perfectly, but i was installing a gadget, changing compiz options, desktop crashed, i restarted, it was still crashing, so i restarted into a recovery mode and used the auto graphic repair thingy and now it doesnt even login
[04:11] <bcmorr2> mzz: bcmorr2 adm dialout cdrom plugdev lpadmin sambashare admin
[04:11] <bc> bcmorr2: exactly -> crw-rw----+ 1 root audio 116, 10 2009-05-06 15:02 /dev/snd/controlC0
[04:11] <mzz> bcmorr2: puzzling that it'd work before running fluxbox though.
[04:11] <bcmorr2> mzz: that's why I just couldn't understand it
[04:12] <Scunizi> Armageddon: amd64 bit?
[04:12] <Armageddon> Scunizi:  yes
[04:12] <mzz> bcmorr2: those permissions are correct, but you probably want to be in the audio group. If you pastebin an strace of alsamixer running as you while it works (pre-fluxbox?) I might be able to figure out what's going on
[04:12] <ah7013> can anyone help me i have a hp d530 with intel 82865G graphics card controller and in hardy i could do compiz but in jaunty i cant enable compiz and glxgears is only giving me 60 FPS :-(
[04:12] <thomazetto77> RONALDO
[04:13] <bcmorr2> ok let me log out of flux
[04:13]  * bc is heading back to work, waves
[04:13] <Scunizi> Armageddon: that's a tough one.. you might consider backing down to 32 bit.. there's just weird issues with 64 bit on occation
[04:13] <Armageddon> Scunizi: it took me 3 days none stop on 15k to update, im not doing it again... not a chance
[04:14] <John`> Why does the website tell me to come here if you guys don't even bother?
[04:14] <mzz> !patience|John`
[04:14] <mzz> John`: how is firefox failing, exactly?
[04:15] <xavierp94> Pulseaudio is very buggy
[04:15] <John`> see? that's exactly what i mean! y'all can "warn" me but won't offer any help
[04:15] <ah7013> help anyone?
[04:15] <xavierp94> yes
[04:15] <Scunizi> Armageddon: wait a bit.. until the newness of the latest release calms down.. then you won't have a problem
[04:15] <John`> it times out, mzz. And shows a Page Can't be Found
[04:15] <xavierp94> What do you need?
[04:15] <mzz> John`: I *am* offering help, but I will stop doing so if you keep trying to guilt me into it (intentionally or not)
[04:15] <ah7013> can anyone help me i have a hp d530 with intel 82865G graphics card controller and in hardy i could do compiz but in jaunty i cant enable compiz and glxgears is only giving me 60 FPS :-(
[04:15] <John`> Update Manager just stalls at file 1 of 5, but Pidgin connects to msn and updates my contact list, allows messaging
[04:16] <mzz> John`: What's the exact error message? Is it consistent in giving a particular message?
[04:16] <ryzsardth> hi
[04:16] <Schiz0> what's the default username/pass for the live-session?
[04:16] <mzz> John`: does opening http://129.125.102.164/m/ in firefox give you "foo" or an error message?
[04:17] <Linuz2009> how do I run clamav?
[04:17] <regjava> is there any command to get the domain name from ip?
[04:17] <Linuz2009> I forgot the command.
[04:17] <mzz> regjava: try "host"
[04:17] <vertagano> mzz: What's that address (http://129.125.102.164/m/) ?
[04:17] <mzz> regjava: (or "whois" depending on what you're trying to do)
[04:17] <mzz> vertagano: me
[04:17] <John`> I'll go try on the other computer. Thanks brb
[04:18] <SoylentYellow> dd command copies everything, mbr included? (every sector is copied?)
[04:19] <garchotron> john, maybe you are using some bogus proxy on gnome and pidgin isn't using it?? (a guess, also just reconnect)
[04:19] <mzz> SoylentYellow: yes, if you run it on the drive, not a particular partition
[04:19] <mzz> SoylentYellow: (so if you run it on /dev/sda, not /dev/sda1)
[04:19] <mzz> garchotron: so far I'm wildly guessing dns issues
[04:19] <abcdefghijklmonp> çlçl
[04:19] <garchotron> that could be also
[04:20] <SoylentYellow> mzz, oh ok. I can also use dd to copy drive to file and then use dd to image a drive out of that file, correct?
[04:20] <mzz> garchotron: (I have no idea how pidgin connects, but if it happens to have a hardcoded master server ip or something it'd work in that case)
[04:20] <garchotron> u can find that with ping
[04:20] <garchotron> try pinging some server
[04:20] <mzz> SoylentYellow: yes, as long as you make sure things fit size-wise
[04:20] <SoylentYellow> mzz, thanks for the info
[04:20] <mzz> garchotron: pointing him at me has the bonus that I'll see any malfunctioning proxy in my server log (as long as it still connects)
[04:21] <olrrai> hi
[04:21] <olrrai> do u know to launch an app minimized?
[04:21] <mzz> garchotron: although in hindsight I shouldn't have mentioned the address in here, log's a bit noisy this way :)
[04:22] <bcmorr2> mzz: http://pastebin.com/f7b4a584
[04:22] <abcdefghijklmonp> s
[04:22] <mzz> bcmorr2: #
[04:22] <mzz> open("/dev/snd/controlC0", O_RDONLY)    = 3
[04:23] <SoylentYellow> mzz, I am trying to image/backup a two-disk RAID0 array. But I am going about it by cloning each disk seperately, since my chipset/fakeRAID is not recoginzed and only single drives are visible.
[04:23] <bcmorr2> mzz: bash: syntax error near unexpected token `"/dev/snd/controlC0",'
[04:23] <vertagano> mzz: Sorry. I added to that confusion. Ignore 98.216.243.148
[04:23] <cjae> ok since I have asked this many times in #kubuntu, and I assume there are some kde users in here, what is going on with kpackage in 9.04? it never asks me for a pasword when installing something, how can I fix this or can I install synaptic and have it perform as kpackage does ...update notification and such
[04:23] <mzz> bcmorr2: sorry, first half was a mispaste. That shows the same open attempt succeeding, so either your group membership changes or the permissions on /dev/snd/controlC0 do. Both would be weird. Check both (ls -l and groups again)
[04:23] <AJNpa80> i am attempting to install ubuntu 8.10 on an averatec 3200. i have run through many distros, goblinx was the only one to boot into the gui, but no wireless. i am now trying xubuntu to minimize possible problems other than the wireless because some machines only worked with xfce for me, and that was what goblinx used. i intend to get rid of xp altogether on this thing as soon as i get something to boot up and go online. now afterthe wi
[04:23] <AJNpa80> of the install it reboots to finish, i select ubuntu, it starts to load, it gets to broadcom b43 fw and it gets stuck for 5 minutes, then it drops to busybox where i troubleshoot. now i know about 5 diferent methods to put the b43 firmware where it belongs, but no matter what i do, it loses everything when i reboot. the only way i can introduce new files id through windows by adding things in the ubuntu directory. i am using wubi beca
[04:23] <AJNpa80> several failed attempts i just wanted to use the laptop and try other methods to test compatibility, and switch when i knew how to write all the wrongs. so i need to remount the virtual hard disk or filesystem to write, i was given the command: sudo mount -n -o remount,rw /media/disk   i got an error that /media/disk was an imagining and was guessing that because it is wubi /media/disk should be chsnged if it wouldnt be a totally diff
[04:23] <FloodBot3> AJNpa80: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:23] <AJNpa80> being virtual and all, a file within an existing ntfs partition. there may even be a totally diferent reason for and solution to the not writing problem, ive tried the sync command before reboot and no beans. none.
[04:23] <bcmorr2> mzz: ls -l where?
[04:24] <mzz> bcmorr2: "ls -l /dev/snd/controlC0" again, but at the time alsamixer still works
[04:24] <bcmorr2> mzz: groups bcmorr2 adm dialout cdrom plugdev lpadmin sambashare admin
[04:24] <bcmorr2> crw-rw----+ 1 root audio 116, 6 2009-05-08 22:49 /dev/snd/controlC0
[04:24] <olrrai> do u know to launch an app minimized?
[04:25] <SoylentYellow> mzz, this is more of a hardware question, but I can restore these backup images made by dd once proper drives are available? (usually people backup arrays in whole, but I can't since array is not visible as such)
[04:25] <mzz> bcmorr2: that doesn't make any sense tome.
[04:25] <mzz> to me, even.
[04:25] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: I'm thinking about it.
[04:25] <bcmorr2> mzz: how can I add myself to the audio group, perhaps that can help?
[04:25] <mzz> SoylentYellow: normally I'd say yes, unless you have some convoluted setup going
[04:26] <cgkades> olrrai: you can get devilspie to do it
[04:26] <mzz> bcmorr2: I'd use gpasswd
[04:26] <mzz> bcmorr2: "sudo gpasswd -a yourusernamehere audio" iirc
[04:26] <John`> Mzz, do you see anything yet? All i get is the ubuntu firefox start page and a "Waiting" message for that address in the btm left corner.
[04:27] <bcmorr2> mzz: odd, I added myself to audio but groups still doesn't show the audio group for me
[04:27] <mzz> SoylentYellow: if /dev/sda1 is something you can mount then I'd expect dd-ing around /dev/sda1 or all of /dev/sda to work (as long as you do it while the partition is not mounted readwrite)
[04:27] <abcdefghijklmonp> asd
[04:27] <mzz> bcmorr2: you need to log out and back in
[04:27] <cjae> anyone catch that since the flood?
[04:27] <bcmorr2> gotcha, will do that now
[04:27] <mzz> John`: what's your ip address (/msg it to me if you don't want to share it with the channel)?
[04:28] <SoylentYellow> mzz, nothing unusual. Just two small disks in RAID0. My idea is to back them up as files via dd (two large files representing each disk) and then restore the images at a later date. I was just affraid that dd would skip some sectors.
[04:28] <bcmorr2> mzz: it works now, but how in the world did it work before from cli without that fix?
[04:28] <bcmorr2> mzz: that makes no sense to me
[04:28] <mzz> bcmorr2: it doesn't make any sense to me either
[04:28] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Have you attempted using the b43 configuration tool built into the restricted drivers manager?
[04:28] <cgkades> cjae: might want to repeat whatever it was
[04:28] <cjae> ok since I have asked this many times in #kubuntu, and I assume there are some kde users in here, what is going on with kpackage in 9.04? it never asks me for a pasword when installing something, how can I fix this or can I install synaptic and have it perform as kpackage does ...update notification and such
[04:28] <bcmorr2> mzz: well thanks for making it work although i'm not exactly sure why my system's going crazy
[04:29] <vertagano> bcmorr2: Joining the audio group fixed your sound problem?
[04:29] <mzz> SoylentYellow: it'll work, but you'll have to reconfigure the raid the exact same way, and run the dd while the array isn't being written to, obviously
[04:29] <bcmorr2> vertagano: well, it let me run alsamixer in xwin, so that's a step in the right direction
[04:30] <vertagano> bcmorr2: I had a similar problem; mine was caused by running two different accounts that were trying to use the sound card at the same time. Not sure why else it would be an issue, but glad things are working for you.
[04:30] <SoylentYellow> mzz, to be safe I will disconnect one drive, and image each via dd one at a time.
[04:31] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Can you tell me if you have used the restricted drivers manager in gnome to try to configure b43?
[04:31] <xrfang> hello, in ubuntu 9.04 I cannot use my external usb cdrom, any idea please?
[04:31] <John`> Mzz, I appreciate your time, even if we were guessing. I won't come in here and bitch anymore, but I can't get you the IP because the system's not responding. I think i just have to wait til Ubuntu becomes as simple as Windows and fixes itself.
[04:31] <SoylentYellow> mzz, I just hope once I restore the images later on that the partitions are visible. (I have no idea how RAID stores partition data or where mbr data is put, especially in RAID0 when stuff is split evenly)
[04:31] <mzz> John`: there are other things I can try, but it'll take a bunch of time to debug this if you're not at the affected system
[04:31] <brassmaster1> John: I can tell you that blaming Ubuntu won't win you many friends in here.
[04:31] <vertagano> xrfang: When you say you can't use it, do you mean that you can't see it, or you can't open media...?
[04:32] <mzz> John`: (or not near the affected system, really)
[04:32] <Linuz2009> why my update manager installed clamav packages?
[04:32] <xrfang> vertagano: it does not recognize the device, it seems,
[04:32] <mzz> SoylentYellow: is this software or some form of hardware raid?
[04:32] <xrfang> I can post dmesg, if you like?
[04:32] <AJNpa80> can i run that tool from a bash prompt ? without adding any packages, its just the core system stuff until it loads into desktop the first time
[04:32] <vertagano> xrfang: Does it show up when you run lsusb ?
[04:32] <xrfang> in MDV or my previous (k)ubuntu installation it is ok
[04:32] <xrfang> I will try now
[04:32] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: the wifi driver is keeping you from loading into a window manager?
[04:33] <xrfang> vertagano: seems not
[04:33] <cjae> so nobody in here uses kubuntu 9.04 and kpackage?
[04:33] <xrfang> here is the logs:
[04:33] <SoylentYellow> mzz, just software RAID via intel ICH10R. I have no idea how stuff is done in RAID0 except that data/files are split evenly on per drive basis. Not sure where partition stuff is held.
[04:33] <xrfang> [ 9864.908046] usb 2-1: new full speed USB device using ohci_hcd and address 14
[04:33] <xrfang> [ 9880.115739] usb 2-1: device descriptor read/64, error -110
[04:33] <xrfang> [ 9895.392042] usb 2-1: device descriptor read/64, error -110
[04:33] <FloodBot3> xrfang: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:33] <xrfang> [ 9895.672042] usb 2-1: new full speed USB device using ohci_hcd and address 15
[04:33] <xrfang> [ 9910.848065] usb 2-1: device descriptor read/64, error -110
[04:33] <Schiz0> Hey. I have Ubuntu Jaunty running on a laptop. I was going through and removed a few packages I didn't think I needed (I know, I know....I shouldn't have). Now, the system boots fine, however it is not accepting any input from my mouse or keyboard. The login window comes up and the cursor blinks, but nothing happens when i type or move my mouse. Any ideas?
[04:33] <abcdefghijklmonp> /save
[04:33] <vertagano> !pastebin | xrfang
[04:33] <bcmorr2> here's an easier question, I'm trying to rename x.exe1 to x.exe with rename x.exe1 x.exe and it's giving me a "strict subs" error
[04:33] <John`> I can move the laptop next to the Jackalope comp, but I think it would just waste our time. I'm gonna use my trusty GpartEd livecd and switch over to Vista. Ibex works okay on the laptop, so I'll keep playing with that for now
[04:33] <xrfang> ok, thanks one moment
[04:34] <John`> take care
[04:34] <Harujai> Does anyone know hot to configure dual-head=horizontal layout for my ati radeon 3600 on Jaunty? Everytime i use aticonfig --initial=dual-head --screen-layout=above the graphics fail to load at the login screen after reboot. All it gives me is some red/green pixelations at the top.
[04:34] <AJNpa80> yep ubuntu wants b43 fw, or it sends you into a loop and eventualy times out and drops me to bash
[04:34] <mzz> SoylentYellow: are you actually booting off that array? I don't know how that works either, unless there's some bios support for it
[04:34] <vertagano> xrfang: If you unplug the device and run lsusb again, which lines disappear (if any)?
[04:34] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: My friend has a computer that uses a b43 supported wireless card. He runs straight Ubuntu with the standard gnome interface and uses the built in wireless config tool to configure it. It has worked after every upgrade he's done. I would strongly recommend that if you haven't used the standard ubuntu gnome environment and used the restricted driver tool it contains, you should probably do that.
[04:34] <mzz> SoylentYellow: as far as linux is concerned block devices are block devices, and you can nest various things in more than one way depending on your needs
[04:34] <xrfang> vertagano: NONE disappeared.
[04:34] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: if that's not an option,
[04:35] <SoylentYellow> mzz, not booting from it. I don't think (I hope at least) that partition tables for RAID arrays are held in BIOS. That would pretty much lock any RAID array to a machine it was created on.
[04:35] <SoylentYellow> right?
[04:35] <vertagano> xrfang: Can you switch where you're plugging it in with a currenlty working USB device?
[04:35] <mzz> SoylentYellow: (so you can for example have two regular partitions on both drives, one tiny boot partition, one huge partition that is used for raid, and then run (for example) lvm in the raid space)
[04:35] <mzz> SoylentYellow: (or you can omit the partitioning completely and use the entire drive for raid)
[04:35] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: then you will probably need to remove the b43 drivers altogether so that you can load into xfce at least. Once you have done that, you should be able to install and run the manager I am talking about.
[04:35]  * cjae wishes everybody to disregard the last comment since was in wrong channel
[04:35] <AJNpa80> i would, but i cant even finish the first boot,
[04:36] <xrfang> vertagano: I changed my mouse to that port, it seems ok
[04:36] <olrrai> cgkades: thanks
[04:36] <nelly> hey I get this error when I try to run compiz: Software rasterizer detected, abortingaborting and using fallback: /usr/bin/kwin
[04:36] <nelly> what does that meatn?
[04:36] <nelly> mean*
[04:36] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: you can't finish the first boot while trying to install standard ubuntu?
[04:37] <mzz> SoylentYellow: see http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Software-RAID-HOWTO-11.html (assuming that's current, haven't checked)
[04:37] <vertagano> xrfang: And you said this drive works with other OSes, right? What's the model of the drive?
[04:37] <cgkades> olrrai: did you install devilspie?
[04:37] <donnyw> Does anyone here have some experience with Hadoop?
[04:37] <AJNpa80> ive read a good bit into the b43 dependency, some guy even took his apart and removed builtin wireless altogether so ubuntu wouldnt detect it.
[04:37] <xrfang> vertagano: STRANGE, i plugged in the drive in the port I usually use mouse, now it is recognized
[04:37] <AJNpa80> nope
[04:37] <xrfang> however I would like to use the port on the left because I use mouse on the right, I will change it to the left port again
[04:37] <mzz> nelly: means your video card + driver combo doesn't currently support compiz. This can mean your hardware isn't powerful enough or your drivers are misconfigured or don't exist.
[04:38] <Hajuu> hi guys
[04:38] <jeffreyf> John`:Split the partition and install a fresh copy to the new partition.....Mount your original partition and move your data to your new installation..........Once you are satisfied you have a good install, remove the original partition and resize the new partitions to the rest of the drive.  make a back up of your stuff and don't forget your hidden folders like .evolution, etc just in case you mess things up
[04:38] <nelly> mzz: maybe they don't exist cause I did a fresh install of kubuntu...
[04:38] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Was the guy you're talking about having the problem while using wubi?
[04:38] <kao> Hello, I am wanting to learn how to create a simple program with GUI. It is only needing to be able to execute 2 commands as root.
[04:38] <nelly> mzz: how do I check if they exists
[04:38] <nelly> exist*
[04:38] <mzz> kao: the "as root" part may be tricky.
[04:38] <FWilhelm> ok I am sold on Ubuntu... now to get rid of that Windows boot drive. I have 4 hard disks. Primary Master = Windows / Primary Slave = Music / Secondary Master = Ubuntu / Secondary Slave = Documents. I need to make Secondary Master bootable and move it to Primary Master.
[04:39] <kao> Could I just run the program with gksudo?
[04:39] <mzz> kao: apart from that you could for example use python with pygtk. Or perhaps shell, using zenity for the gui.
[04:39] <Flannel> kao: Yes
[04:39] <mzz> kao: yes, that's an option, especially if you're in a hurry.
[04:39] <vertagano> kao: Sure. Do you have any programming experience?
[04:39] <AJNpa80> and it is coomone for several poeple, i should be able to just sud apt-get install b43-ucode5.fw while hardwired  but it wont write to disk
[04:39] <kao> HTML, PHP thats about it
[04:39] <pgan> Hi - I'm trying to set the icon that shows for xterm when I switch windows in the overlay in Metacity. Does anyone know how I can do that?
[04:39] <mzz> kao: if you already know some shell and you don't need a lot gui-wise shell + sudo + zenity may be the fastest way to go.
[04:39] <digdeep> hi, where can I ask hardware question?
[04:39] <Cpudan80> here here!
[04:40] <Cpudan80> fire away!
[04:40] <Hajuu> Hey can anyone tell me, Ive got a whole bunch of ubuntu vm's that I have setup in a very particular way (some act as desktop style remotes for servers and stuff), they work great when I suspend them because they maintain their layouts on all the desktops and stuff. I was just wondering if there was a way I could make it so that in the event that the VM got restarted, it would still boot up and look exactly the same
[04:40] <vertagano> kao: Ruby and Python are reasonably easy scripting languages for very simple GUIs. Look into GLADE
[04:40] <bcmorr2> mzz: do I need to remove my pastebin files or do they expire on their own
[04:40] <kao> mzz: yes I just want a small gui with 2 buttons. One for Starting an app and one for stopping an app.
[04:40] <Hajuu> especially for if I wanted to install it on a system as a hard install rather than as a vm
[04:40] <mzz> bcmorr2: don't worry about them
[04:40] <bcmorr2> mzz: alright, everythings working good, thanks again
[04:40] <nelly> mzz: how do I check if I have the video drivers installed?
[04:40] <mzz> kao: python + pygtk can do that easily enough. I haven't touched zenity recently, not sure if you can do exactly this using zenity.
[04:41] <mzz> nelly: pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log please
[04:41] <noob> hi all... i'v installed ubuntu on a netbook, but the display is detected as 800x600 and uses only the centre of the screen but the resolution of this netbook is 1024x768, how do i change it?
[04:41] <digdeep> I put ddr2 and ddr3 into my motherboard, but it cannot boot. (but ddr2 or ddr3 only is fine). So they cannot co-exist?
[04:41] <mzz> noob: pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log please
[04:41] <AJNpa80> i also moved a tarball of the files into the appropriate folder and opened it up and i tried debconf on the deb package but neither will work because i cant write
[04:41] <MK13> noob: install the right graphics drivers
[04:41] <mzz> digdeep: apparently? This is probably more of a #hardware question...
[04:41] <xangua> noob: system< preferences> screen resolution
[04:41] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: I thought you said you couldn't boot?
[04:41] <AJNpa80> any would if i could
[04:41] <mzz> noob: what xangua said will work if you're using the right drivers and they're working correctly.
[04:42] <noob> mzz: te log or the conf?
[04:42] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: How can you debconf or move files, etc if you can't boot?
[04:42] <mzz> noob: log please
[04:42] <kao> mzz: thank you so much. I have been very interested in python anyway. So I believe I will go with Python + Pygtk
[04:42] <kao> mzz: now to google for some tutorials ;) Again thank you
[04:42] <mzz> kao: I'm a bit biased since I use python quite a bit and already know some pygtk too. I can't really guesstimate how long figuring out the required pygtk bits will take.
[04:43] <vertagano> kao: For your purpose, you could use Ruby-Glade and four lines of code...
[04:43] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: So i think what you're telling me is that you end up in a read only root shell. is that right?
[04:43] <Hajuu> hahah ruby
[04:43] <Hajuu> you suck
[04:43] <Hajuu> You. suck.
[04:43] <Hajuu> go back to japan
[04:43] <Hajuu> where you belong
[04:43] <FloodBot3> Hajuu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:44] <Hajuu> But.. Enter *is* punctuation..
[04:44] <kao> mzz: all im wanting to do is create a small app to start & stop my xampp development server. I assume that there is already some simple app to do this. I just want to get started programming in other languages.
[04:44] <mzz> vertagano: if it's really that simple can you share the four lines? I'm curious what the closest python equiv would look like :)
[04:44] <bcmorr2> !ohmy Hajuu
[04:44] <Hajuu> lern 2 englich pls
[04:44] <AJNpa80> cant enter the desktop, just the bash, gets almost there, then it detects that my computer has b43 chip and requires fw to go any furthere, and i am in a bash prompt that is functional except for writing to disk and the only way i can get online is through the n/w card.
[04:45] <noob> mzz: xorg.log> http://paste.ubuntu.com/167403/
[04:45] <vertagano> mzz: In Ruby, you launch can launch a system command by putting it in backquotes, so in the Ruby-Glade trigger for the first button, you would just add:  `/usr/bin/mycommand`
[04:45] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Okay, are you familiar with single user mode?
[04:45] <mzz> vertagano: ahh, glade, not straight gtk. Yeah, that'd be pretty simple.
[04:45] <mzz> vertagano: in python you'd have to use the subprocess module, which is slightly more typing than just using backquotes. Still ok though.
[04:45] <vertagano> mzz: Yeah, straight gtk isn't pretty with Ruby.
[04:46] <mzz> vertagano: straight gtk is wordy no matter the language.
[04:46] <mzz> kao: vertagano has a point about maybe wanting to use glade (or gtkbuilder these days)
[04:46] <mzz> kao: glade lets you edit the gui using a wysiwyg-style editor instead of having to write the code to generate the ui.
[04:46] <prassyy> amarok not working after distro upgrade
[04:47] <noob> mzz: my xorg.log.0 for the display problem>  http://paste.ubuntu.com/167403/
[04:47] <AJNpa80> not sure
[04:47] <mzz> noob: ddc is failing for some unknown reason, drat
[04:48] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Can you tell me what entries you have in your GRUB menu on boot? After you select Ubuntu from the windows bootloader, i think you see something related to GRUB. I'm not sure whether it shows you the menu or not. If not, it tells you to press escape to see the menu. Either way, can you tell me what items are in that menu?
[04:48] <mzz> noob: you may have better luck googling for others with the same kind of netbook and the same problem
[04:48] <kao> I have seen on tutorials people using apt-get and aptitude to install different programs from the repos. Which one should I stick with? And Why?
[04:48] <jdu> is 49% use of inodes on / considered dangerous?
[04:49] <kopichu> hello all. i am trying to make a local area network. and i want to set up my ubuntu jaunty machine as gateway to share internet connection for 2 other XP computers. how do I start?
[04:49] <noob> mzz:  this is a crappy old sony vaio notebook, nobody in the world i think is still using it! just thought of reviving it in xubuntu. so is there anyway to set the display in the xorg.conf?
[04:49] <c0ntract0r> kopichu, how are you going to stop them from going around you in the network?
[04:50] <mzz> jdu: no
[04:50] <AJNpa80> when i press escape it is 4 or 5 install related options for booting
[04:50] <the_scorpion> i've got a question. we all know you can 'connect to server' to use nautilus for a remote ssh share, but i want to mount a filesystem over ssh that is only accessible through another ssh connection. can gnome ssh tunnel manager do that?
[04:50] <jdu> mzz, just wondering as most other partitions are more like 1%
[04:50] <brassmaster1> can you tell me what they are?
[04:51] <twois10> 2900_it87-support-it8720.patch is for kernel 2.6.27, but dont know where to apply it
[04:51] <mzz> jdu: if you hit 100% there you can't create new files, but I have a bunch of filesystems with 50% or more of them used and no obvious ill effect
[04:51] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Can you list them for me please?
[04:51] <twois10> its for hwmon
[04:51] <kopichu> c0ntract0r,  i am sorry i dont understand your question. what do you mean "stop them from going around me"?
[04:51] <roxahris_> How do I force install a package?
[04:51] <robin0800> noob: its using xaa acceleration you could try eax or uax the latter just for intel
[04:51] <mzz> noob: will the gui let you switch to the right res?
[04:51] <roxahris_> I have a program that only comes as a 32bit package and I can't be bothered downloading the source
[04:51] <jdu> kao, apt-get can be simpler, but aptitude has more features + 'graphical' interface in the terminal.  I geneally use apt-get
[04:52] <AJNpa80> i have been able to add new files ny moving them to c :\ubuntu\custom installation
[04:52] <Brack10> ok so I installed hfsplus, hfsutils, libhfsp0 and hfsprogs, but when I mount an HFS filesystem (with rw flag), I still get this: mkdir: cannot create directory `temp': Read-only file system........why can't I write to hfsplus?
[04:52] <roxahris_> On a sidenote, FCEUX should really replace FCEU in the repository
[04:52] <the_scorpion> maybe im a dummy but imo aptitude is more complicated than apt-get
[04:52] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: can you list the menu options from GRUB for me please?
[04:52] <roxahris_> Newer, more supported, etc
[04:53] <noob> mzz:  no , gui offers 640x480 as the other choice!
[04:53] <noob> robin0800: how do i do that?
[04:53] <draginx> How come my pulseaudio (or gstreamer rather) doesnt work when I have used any kind of flahs program within my firefox? I need to close firefox, before getting the music or the video to play within gstreamer
[04:53] <jdu> mzz: thanks.
[04:53] <draginx> If i play the song/video in gstreamer before opening firefox, the sound in my flash doesnt work
[04:53] <c0ntract0r> kopichi, I meant what program do you use, as a proxy?
[04:53] <mzz> noob: then you may have to put some explicit VertRefresh/HorizSync rules in xorg.conf to work around the problem
[04:53] <the_scorpion> draginx - google 'why linux sucks'
[04:53] <xangua> draginx:  do you use hardy ¿¿
[04:53] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: If the menu is going to automatically disappear, press an arrow key up or down and the countdown will stop.
[04:53] <draginx> It's like I can only dedicate sound to one program at a time.
[04:53] <draginx> xangua, yes
[04:53] <xangua> aka 8.04 ¿
[04:53] <draginx> Yessir
[04:53] <draginx> 64-bit
[04:53] <FloodBot3> draginx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:53] <jdu> any reason why hardware might be beeping when copying thousands of files over nfs?  This is the only time when it happens.
[04:53] <the_scorpion> draginx i have the same problem at home and work
[04:53] <pgan> Hi - I'm trying to set the icon that shows for xterm when I switch windows in the overlay in Metacity. Does anyone know how I can do that?
[04:54] <robin0800> noob: you have to add it in xorg.conf
[04:54] <xangua> draginx: you need to install 'libflashsupport' to be able to hear gstreamer and flash at the same time
[04:54] <draginx> the_scorpion, did you setup flash through binary? this may be why :| trying to isolate why this would happen.
[04:54] <noob> mzz: anything , could u give me an idea of how to set it...?
[04:54] <the_scorpion> daginx - yes the official installer
[04:54] <the_scorpion> by official i mean adobe
[04:54] <xangua> draginx & the_scorpion if you use Hardy you need to install 'libflashsupport'
[04:54] <draginx> xangua, ok I did that I'll try to restart both programs :)
[04:54] <mzz> noob: sorry, not sure what sane values would be off the top of my head
[04:55] <noob> robin0800: i dont know what the correct variable to set is...
[04:55] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: If it helps you, what I'm trying to do is to get you into a shell where you can write to the filesystem.
[04:55] <AJNpa80> it will take a good while to reboot i came up for air (into windows on opera) to gather information it takes 15 minutes to get back up and running on this box with xp, i will in a bit, im making a likst of things to do when i try again, its the only computer i have with me over my ladies house.
[04:55] <AJNpa80> ok
[04:55] <the_scorpion> xangua - looks like i have always had it installed - i've learned to live with it
[04:56] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Ultimately, I'm trying to get you to remove the driver so that it won't try to load and crash. You can then boot into a gui and configure it using the provided tools.
[04:56] <noob> mzz: robin0800 is googling the better way.. to have an idea of how to set things right? if so what do search for to find the right solution?
[04:56] <draginx> xangua, YOU'RE A GENIUS! :D What's included in libflashsupport to make this happen? Do you happen to know the link to it's source? >.>
[04:56] <kopichu> can anyone help me setup ubuntu to share internet connection with windows xp
[04:56] <AJNpa80> what i can tell you immediately is they are all install disk related options, for running the installer
[04:56] <mzz> noob: although actually, since this is not a crt screen, pinning VertRefresh at 60, using some huge range for HorizSync, and making sure you have no higher res than 1024x768 listed in your Display SubSection could work
[04:56] <draginx> the_scorpion, follow his advice man it works 100% :D
[04:56] <the_scorpion> draginx - i've always had libflashsupport
[04:56] <xangua> draginx: in the desktop machine i use hardy and had the same issue
[04:56] <robin0800> noob: Option     "AccelMethod"        	# <str>
[04:56] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Is there a really good reason why you are opposed to installing ubuntu by a more traditional method?
[04:56] <mzz> noob: I'm not sure if ddc is supposed to work on your hardware, but unless it's really weird hardware it normally should
[04:57] <xangua> jum i am not a genious, just a normal user trying tryin to help, but thanks
[04:57] <draginx> Now that's weird :S - Another question, does 9.04 have much better support for broadcom chipsets?
[04:57] <the_scorpion> draginx and xangua - my issues are deeper rooted as it's not specific to flash, any k apps will also interfere with rhythmbox, etc
[04:57] <the_scorpion> but that's not why i'm here anyway
[04:57] <draginx> the_scorpion, I'd try to re-install all audio libs :S
[04:57] <chuck_> noob,  because i am really board http://www.ubuntugeek.com/intel-graphics-performance-guide-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html
[04:57] <xangua> any k apps ´¿¿
[04:58] <Schiz0> Is there a log of what packages were removed recently by apt?
[04:58] <xangua> Qt apps do you reffer the_scorpion ¿¿
[04:58] <the_scorpion> xangua - probably
[04:58] <sebsebseb> where does  Virtualbox  PUEL/closedsource  go in  Ubuntu 9.04 menu?
[04:58] <the_scorpion> xangua & draginx i plan on installing 9.04 sometime soon anyway
[04:58] <xangua> the_scorpion: if you use Amarok or something you can tell it to use gstreamer, instead of xine
[04:58] <robin0800> noob: Use built in help and support look for xorg configuration in advanced topics
[04:59] <billybigrigger> any ffmpeg gurus that have avchd conversion experience alive right now?
[04:59] <noob> chuck thanx...
[04:59] <robin0800> billybigrigger: all dead i think
[04:59] <GNUix> anybody use tsclient to connect to windows machines?
[04:59] <karex> HI, if there's any local repos while upgrading to Jaunty, will Intrepid use the local one?
[04:59] <billybigrigger> bahumbug
[05:00] <chuck_> noob,  your welcome
[05:00] <prassyy> how can i tell my amarok to use gstreamer?
[05:00] <draginx> chuck_, was that link towards me?
[05:00] <noob> robin0800: mzz chuck thanx guys, now i know where to look for the problem, will try with the different options... and reboot till i get it right... thanx guys...
[05:00] <Brack10> How do I check if my kernel is compiled with X?
[05:01] <draginx> chuck_, nvm didnt see "noob" in here :P
[05:01] <mzz> noob: no need to reboot, just restart the server (or gdm)
[05:01] <mzz> Brack10: does /proc/config.gz exist?
[05:01] <Brack10> ls: cannot access /proc/config.gz: No such file or directory
[05:02] <AJNpa80> yes i tried it on here with similar trouble as well as fedora and suse and sveral ubuntu derivatives and mods, now im trying to see if i can get ant kind of linux flying, but i need to be able to use it when im away from home so i can try to find a solution away fromm my desktops. its temporary, and im itching to drop windows so i can moves a little faster, i would like to get a new one
[05:02] <noob> mzz:  oh... x restart is enough.. ok.. that is easier to play around with :)
[05:02] <AJNpa80> oh and
[05:02] <mzz> ugh, someone remind me if I got the name for the config file in /proc/ wrong? Or does ubuntu not have that enabled?
[05:02] <mzz> noob: if all you're editing is xorg.conf just restarting the server suffices
[05:02] <mzz> Brack10: alternatively find the config file for the kernel you're running in /boot/
[05:02] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Have you tried booting from a live cd with similar results?
[05:03] <noob> mzz: thanx man...
[05:03] <aurilliance> Jaunty Jackalope - My audio skips regularly - listening to a cd is impossible. dual core 2.4, 4gb ram. Any suggestions?
[05:03] <AJNpa80> my ntfs partition is concidered incosistent by all drive tools avaiable in my budget free
[05:03] <aurilliance> can I update drivers?
[05:03] <Brack10> ok #linux says I need to recompile my kernel with hfsplus write support if I want to be able to write to hfs+ filesystems.....how the hell do I do that, or how do I find out where I can do this?
[05:03] <the_scorpion> sorry for the redundancy, i'll ask one more time: I want to use nautilus for a filesystem (ssh access) that I can only get to after first connecting to yet another system via ssh. basically our datacenter is only accessible from the office, and i can connect to the office from home. anyone know? I don't want to use nano for coding is all.
[05:03] <dbruhn> vmv
[05:03] <mzz> Brack10: is there no fuse module for hfs? That'd be considerably easier.
[05:03] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Have you run all of windows' disk tools on it?
[05:04] <Brack10> mzz: I dono....
[05:04] <Brack10> I guess I kinda inferred that I'd have to recompile it
[05:04] <dsdeiz> how do you search for packages using the terminal? is that possible? :S
[05:04] <sirstan> dsdeiz: apt-get search ?
[05:04] <sirstan> dsdeiz: or aptitude
[05:04] <dbruhn> apt-cache search package
[05:04] <kopichu> hello can anyone help me setup ubuntu as a gateway to share internet connection with 2 windows xp machines
[05:04] <Tekumel> Under 9.04, how does one change the port from the default 5900 for Remote Desktop? The option was removed from the GUI panel between 8.10 and 9.04 :(
[05:04] <arvind_khadri> dsdeiz, aptitude search <packagename > or apt-cache search
[05:04] <dsdeiz> not sure.. hehe which is better?
[05:04] <sirstan> kopichu: no.
[05:05] <mzz> Brack10: hmm, I don't actually see anything hfsplus-related that's off. sec.
[05:05] <arvind_khadri> sirstan, apt-get cant search
[05:05] <kopichu> sirstan :( may i ask why>?
[05:05] <dbruhn> there has been a hfs+ fuse package since 6
[05:05] <sirstan> srsly?
[05:05] <sirstan> mine does
[05:05] <ShazbotMcNasty> I've got myself a ( i think ) small question
[05:05] <arvind_khadri> sirstan, you mean apt-cache
[05:05] <ShazbotMcNasty> I cannot open the openbox gui config tool
[05:05] <dsdeiz> tnx mate
[05:05] <ShazbotMcNasty> I don't know why.
[05:06] <AJNpa80> yep except goblinx x which i got to a gui, ive learned alt more since i've tried ant other ones, lately ive been trying opengeu mint xubuntu and moon and they are all really ubuntu
[05:06] <ShazbotMcNasty> I can open the openbox menu editor, but not the openbox gui config tool..
[05:06] <Brack10> mzz: according to this guy you just have to install these packages, but I already have them all....http://blog.raamdev.com/2008/11/23/mounting-hfs-with-write-access-in-debian
[05:06] <savid> My firefox won't stop segfaulting.  I nuked my .mozilla dir,  and it still crashes about 1 second after I open it.  What gives?
[05:06] <Brack10> mzz: but he mentions loading the hfsplus module...which I don't think i did
[05:06] <kopichu> please anyone?
[05:07] <mzz> Brack10: give me a minute, digging...
[05:07] <ShazbotMcNasty> I tried obconf in terminal, which opened when I added sudo, and it IS the right thing, but nothing I do there has any effect on my desktop
[05:07] <karex> HI, if there's any local repos while upgrading to Jaunty, will Intrepid use the local one?
[05:07] <mzz> Brack10: how's it failing?
[05:07] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: I mean, have you used Microsoft Windows' disk repair tools on the NTFS partition. Have you run chkdsk from windows and/or tried defragmenting the partition?
[05:08] <Armageddon> vertagano: i fixed the first part
[05:08] <AJNpa80> yep
[05:08] <savid> ARGH!  I started it in safe mode even,  and as soon as I go to edit -> preferences it crashes
[05:08] <mzz> Brack10: I don't actually see a kernel option specifically for write support, and the module to access the fs at all is built by default.
[05:08] <kopichu> can anyone please help me share internet connection with other computers in local area network?
[05:08] <AJNpa80> turned off the paging file and the whole nine
[05:08] <vertagano> Armageddon: What was the first part?
[05:08] <Armageddon> Guys, Gnome has crashed, i cant see any of the taskbars, i can see the desktop and the icons but i cant use it nor any right click options
[05:08] <Brack10> mzz: mount shows it's mounted rw, but then when I try and modify it gives me warnings like this: mkdir: cannot create directory `temp': Read-only file system
[05:08] <Armageddon> vertagano: the login part
[05:09] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: and gparted is the tool that told you your partition couldn't be resized?
[05:09] <Brack10> mzz: on a related note, those packages did enable me to write hfs partitions with gparted
[05:09] <mzz> Brack10: checked dmesg for any interesting messages? How exactly did you mount?
[05:09] <Armageddon> vertagano: i rewrote the xorg.conf file
[05:09] <Armageddon> dont ask me how
[05:09] <Armageddon> lol
[05:09] <Brack10> mzz: sudo mount -t hfsplus -o loop INITRD.IMG /mnt/initrd
[05:10] <vertagano> Armageddon: So you can boot now?
[05:10] <mzz> Brack10: and no messages from that? afaict that should be working...
[05:10] <karex> HI, how to get the swap partition UUID?
[05:10] <AJNpa80> one of them, id imagine a few of them are built on its code
[05:10] <Armageddon> i am in but im using the alt + ctrl + F1 to talk to you with irssi
[05:10] <Armageddon> vertagano: i am in but im using the alt + ctrl + F1 to talk to you with irssi
[05:10] <mzz> Brack10: are you sure INITRD.IMG is writable (the file itself is)?
[05:10] <brassmaster1> do you have xp or vista?
[05:10] <mzz> Brack10: that is: is INITRD.IMG on a filesystem that is itself mounted readonly?
[05:10] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Is your version of windows XP or Vista?
[05:11] <Brack10> mzz: I also have a disk partion that's hfs+ that does the same thing
[05:11] <vertagano> Armageddon: So you still can't get into X?
[05:11] <AJNpa80> xp
[05:11] <mzz> Brack10: can't test here, not in an ubuntu kernel
[05:11] <Armageddon> vertagano: whats X ?
[05:11] <mzz> Brack10: afaict this should work, although you might need "-o force" (see the documentation)
[05:11] <Brack10> mzz: /dev/sdb2 on /media/osxdvd type hfsplus (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal)
[05:11] <Brack10> same symptoms
[05:12] <mzz> Brack10: the documentation being Documentation/filesystems/hfsplus.txt in the kernel tree, not sure how to get that in ubuntu
[05:12] <Brack10> mzz: man hfsplus works
[05:13] <mzz> Brack10: it does? that's not the same documentation, I'm pretty sure
[05:13] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Have you defragmented the NTFS partition
[05:13] <bc> anyone care to recommend an excellet headset, mic, whatever for voip?
[05:13] <Brack10> mzz: looks like there's a program hpmount
[05:13] <Brack10> hpumount
[05:13] <linux_noob> can someone help me setup HTTPS? i add the following to sites-available/default http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d7fab2406  but i cant get the https page to respond to me
[05:14] <vertagano> Armageddon: The program that provides the graphical interface on Linux.
[05:14] <bc> linux_noob: did you test on the ubtunu machine with w3m?
[05:14] <vertagano> Armageddon: Which is configured with xorg.conf
[05:14] <bc> linux_noob: e.g. w3m https://localhost
[05:14] <linux_noob> bc, hi again whats w3m?
[05:14] <bc> linux_noob: text mode browser
[05:15] <linux_noob> bc it says "cant load https:localhost
[05:15] <bc> linux_noob: add the slashes
[05:15] <linux_noob> bc, same message
[05:15] <maxxist> i have a question.  Macports or Fink???
[05:15] <bc> linux_noob: does this wait for input? `telnet localhost 443`
[05:16] <linux_noob> bc, i tried it with the IP instead and it gave me an error message
[05:16] <bc> linux_noob: sorry, meant localhost
[05:16] <bc> linux_noob: error was?
[05:16] <maxxist> oops
[05:16] <linux_noob> telnet worked
[05:16] <maxxist> wrong channel sorry folks
[05:16] <linux_noob> i think.
[05:16] <bc> maxxist: i use macports
[05:16] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: Have you defragmented the NTFS partition??
[05:17] <bc> linux_noob: hit enter a couple of times
[05:17] <maxxist> bc thanx.
[05:17] <linux_noob> bc SSL error: error:140770FC:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:unknown protocol
[05:17] <linux_noob> bc that came from w3m http://<my ip>
[05:17] <bc> linux_noob: http or httpS?
[05:18] <linux_noob> bc, httpS
[05:18] <linux_noob> bc, one sec
[05:19] <bc> linux_noob: do you get a response from the non-ssl port? aka http://
[05:19] <linux_noob> bc my ssh appears to ahve crashed
[05:19] <linux_noob> bc let me... restart it i guess one min
[05:20] <tecky> in compiz, how do i get the cube to show up ? other than ctl+alt+ arrows
[05:20] <savid> Ok,  epiphany is crashing as well as firefox. what the heck is going on here?
[05:20] <brassmaster1> AJNpa80: If you want help AJNpa80, you need to help me help you. If what you want is for linux to provide you with a faster experience than windows, Wubi is not going to do that for you. The way for this to work well is for your NTFS partition to be fixed and resized. Then, your wireless module must be disabled until you can get to the GUI.
[05:20] <savid> I can't live w/o my internets!
[05:21] <mzz> hmm? wubi shouldn't be *that* much slower than an "actual" install (ntfs-3g is quite decent)
[05:21] <xangua> tecky: you can change the keys in Compiz settings manager
[05:21] <edogzilla> hi i'm looking for wine help. I am installing civilization 4. everything went ok but when i installed the latest patch i got this error. Error Code: -5012 : 0x80070057. anyone know how to fix this?
[05:22] <brassmaster1> mzz: Unless your NTFS partition is ridiculously fragmented, as it seems that AJNpa80's is since gparted refuses to resize it.
[05:22] <bc> linux_noob: if you ever get this solved, I think you need an exorcist
[05:22] <javyn> hey
[05:22] <tecky> xangua, i have it enabled ... but alt-tab isn't doing it
[05:22] <mzz> brassmaster1: oh, that's different. Would gparted refuse if there's something system-ish near the end of the partition though?
[05:22] <tecky> xangua, nor is the ctl+alt+arrows
[05:23] <digitalfiz> will ubuntu 32bit use my 4gb ram?
[05:23] <Flannel> digitalfiz: It'll use about 3.2 of it.
[05:23] <brassmaster1> mzz: maybe. everything i've read suggests that gparted will refuse to resize only when the partition is corrupt in some way that can be fixed by chkdsk in windows or if the disk is very fragmented.
[05:23] <digitalfiz> hmm so really i should install 64bit
[05:24] <brassmaster1> mzz: And, of course, if swap is on.
[05:24] <linux_noob> bc, i think if this is still weird tomorrow im going to reformat.. its my first time using linux i probably broke something unrelated
[05:24] <mzz> brassmaster1: or the partition is insanely full, presumably
[05:24] <linux_noob> bc, since my ssh crashed i have some sort of.... swap... issue? its asking me to recover i dont know what this is about
[05:25] <linux_noob> bc can i just delete the .swf?
[05:25] <brassmaster1> mzz: yeah, but then wubi would be useless too, would it not?
[05:25] <mzz> true
[05:25] <bc> linux_noob: .swf is shockwave flash
[05:25] <linux_noob> bc call the exorcist
[05:26] <bcmorr2> what's the package name for gstreamer?
[05:26] <bc> linux_noob: where did the swf come from?
[05:26] <pacol> siema
[05:26] <pacol> yo
[05:26] <ror> hi, does anyone know how to launch wine processes in a new X server? Is this better asked in #wine?
[05:26] <linux_noob> bc sorry its a swp file!
[05:26] <Flannel> ror: #winehq, and probably.
[05:26] <mzz> ror: set DISPLAY appropriately before invoking wine?
[05:26] <tvn2009> I would like to phone talk to my family (who has Windows)  - other than skype,  what other options do I have on Ubuntu ?
[05:26] <linux_noob> bc, i was editing a file when my ssh connection froze
[05:26] <bc> linux_noob: in the virtualhost for port 443, or anywhere for that matter, is there this statement? -> SSLEngine on
[05:27] <mzz> tvn2009: ekiga, iirc, but I haven't used that myself.
[05:27] <tvn2009> mzz, if I use ekiga then what would my family use (on Windows) ?
[05:27] <bc> linux_noob: ohhhh you meant .swp -- that's vi/vim
[05:27] <bcmorr2> anyone know the package name for gstreamer off the top of their head?
[05:27] <mzz> tvn2009: netmeeting, probably. See gnomemeeting.org
[05:27] <bc> bcmorr2: apt-cache search gstreamer
[05:27] <brassmaster1> bcmorr2: what part of gstreamer?
[05:27] <Bytewalker> is there a GUI for installing SVN/subversion? i dont feel like reading a book just to craete a repository
[05:27] <mzz> bcmorr2: there's no single package. What are you trying to do?
[05:28] <Armageddon> how can i disable my desktop effects through commands ?
[05:28] <bcmorr2> well I just installed rhtyhmbox and it won't decode any mp3s for me
[05:28] <xangua> bcmorr2: have you installed codecs ¿
[05:28] <brassmaster1> Bytewalker: there's a very short howto on the ubuntu help site at help.ubuntu.com
[05:28] <mzz> bcmorr2: you should be getting an automatic search for the missing codec, iirc
[05:28] <mzz> !mp3
[05:29] <bcmorr2> not running a standard ubuntu so the automatic things won't display
[05:29] <voss> tvn, skype is probably most familiar to windows users
[05:29] <bc> linux_noob: grep -iR /etc/apache2 'SSLEngine on'
[05:29] <brassmaster1> Bytewalker: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Subversion
[05:29] <Flannel> Bytewalker: You dont have to read a whole book: http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.5/svn.intro.quickstart.html
[05:29] <hateball> bcmorr2: you want the gstreamer good, bad and ugly packages
[05:29] <linux_noob> bc ... i dont have a virtual host entry for just 443
[05:29] <bc> linux_noob: errr, grep -iR 'SSLEngine on' /etc/apache2
[05:30] <mzz> bcmorr2: I think installing gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly will help, although that may not be your only option
[05:30] <bcmorr2> !info gstreamer0.10-fluendo-mp3
[05:30] <linux_noob> bc 3 references of sslengine on
[05:30] <bc> linux_noob: is 'SSLEngine on' anywhere, in any configuration file, under /etc/apache2?
[05:30] <mzz> bcmorr2: yeah, either -ugly or that one
[05:30] <Bytewalker> Flannel, thanx lol
[05:30] <bc> linux_noob: do they *not* have a # in front?
[05:30] <linux_noob> bc i thikn the error has to do with what you said about a 443 virtual host
[05:30] <hateball> bcmorr2: you could also install ubuntu-restricted-extras and get all those things sorted
[05:31] <bcmorr2> !info ubuntu-restricted-extras
[05:31] <linux_noob> bc they are *not* commented out :)
[05:31] <linux_noob> bc whats this about a 443 virtual host though? my SSL stuff is inside of a *:80 virtual host
[05:31] <Flannel> Bytewalker: The help.ubuntu.com link is better
[05:31] <bc> linux_noob: is default-ssl in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled ?
[05:31] <mzz> bcmorr2: ubuntu-restricted-extras is probably just a metapackage pulling in (among others) gstreamer's -ugly plugins
[05:31] <bc> linux_noob: SSL wont work over 80
[05:32] <bc> linux_noob: SSL is 443
[05:32] <abcdefghijklmonp> sd
[05:32] <hateball> bcmorr2: Please look up packages with /msg ubottu, or use aptitude show <package> instead :)
[05:32] <mzz> bc: well, I guess https://blah:80/ will work...
[05:32] <Armageddon> Guys, i was using compiz when gnome crashed and now i cant use my desktop and i dont have taskbars, any idea how to fix it ?
[05:32] <mzz> bc: that's pretty insane though :)
[05:32] <bcmorr2> hateball: gotcha, I didn't want to spam but didn't know if I could query what I was lookingfor
[05:32] <linux_noob> bc in that case let me make a paste bin i think the error is going to be obvious for you, one sec...
[05:32] <qcjn> is there a way to ls that shows the files with the path in the current directory ??
[05:33] <bc> mzz: will the browser accept that?
[05:33] <hateball> bcmorr2: well, you could always use synaptic or aptitude on the local machine :)
[05:33] <mzz> bc: I'd expect it to, but I don't have an insane server around to check :)
[05:33] <bcmorr2> was unaware of those features hateball, new to ubuntu
[05:33] <hateball> bcmorr2: aptitude search <searchterm>
[05:33] <bcmorr2> it seems gstreamer0.10-packagekit might be an all in one for gstreamer, that's what i'm looking for
[05:33] <qcjn> like    ls --path > music.m3u
[05:33] <syntax\> what is the gui for samba?
[05:34] <mzz> bcmorr2: "packagekit" is the mechanism it uses to chat with the package manager, iirc.
[05:34] <hateball> syntax\: Are you thinking about SWAT?
[05:34] <hateball> !samba | syntax\
[05:34] <mzz> bcmorr2: so that probably won't give you the plugin you need but will give it the ability to tell you what package to install
[05:34] <linux_noob> bc - my sites-available default ...  http://www.mibbit.com/pb/5wXaR3
[05:34] <syntax\> i mean theres a gui to manage samba right?
[05:34] <syntax\> samba users and permissions
[05:35] <bc> linux_noob: paste the output of this: ls -la /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/
[05:35] <bcmorr2> mzz: thanks again for the info, sorry to continue with the questions, I've begun this build from the ground up hoping to learn
[05:35] <raoudha> bonjour
[05:36] <twois10> how do i know what p number to use when patching?
[05:36] <mzz> twois10: trial and error (with --dry-run) is one way
[05:36] <syntax\> anyone?
[05:36] <bc> linux_noob: that's a problem.. you don't have all the SSL info you need in there. use default-ssl instead. we need a symlink to default-ssl in sites-enabled
[05:37] <mzz> syntax\: as hateball said I think you're looking for swat
[05:37] <linux_noob> http://www.mibbit.com/pb/ieZsn8 <-- bc
[05:37] <linux_noob> bc im not even using sites enabled, only sites available, is that what im doing wrong?
[05:37] <ror> mzz, thanks; I'm now doing that and it's working OK, but there's no sound
[05:37] <bc> linux_noob: yes indeed
[05:38] <ror> do I have to resort to running the X as root?
[05:38] <abcdefghijklmonp> wd
[05:38] <mzz> ror: I will continue to blame pulse for weird sound issues.
[05:38] <bc> linux_noob: try a2ensite default-ssl
[05:38] <prassyy> amarok not working after distro upgrade ....
[05:38] <linux_noob> bc i'm going off of this (particuarly the last page where it says HTTPS Configuration) https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/httpd.html
[05:38] <abcdefghijklmonp> g
[05:39] <mzz> ror: ask the channel though. I don't know enough about pulse to debug sound issues with it enabled.
[05:39] <twois10> I need to patch "/usr/src/linux/drivers/hwmon/it87.c"
[05:39] <ror> ok ta :)
[05:39] <ror> sound is one of those things that is always just too damn weird in linux
[05:39] <bc> linux_noob: try `a2ensite default-ssl` first, then edit default-ssl if needed, but don't remove any SSL stuff
[05:39] <ror> was worse a few years ago though
[05:39] <mzz> ror: works pretty well here, but I'm not currently in ubuntu and I avoid pulse.
[05:39] <linux_noob> bc, ok one min
[05:40] <hateball> Is there a way to check which options a package in the repos has been configured with?
[05:40] <mzz> ror: straight alsa has most of the kinks worked out by now.
[05:40] <bc> Jesa: just ask the channel, don't be shy
[05:40] <linux_noob> bc - it works.. you are the Exorcist :)
[05:40] <bc> linux_noob: thank god, i was about to get a fork from the drawer
[05:41] <linux_noob> bc now the question is.. is this ... default-ssl still what i want? whats different between it and mod_ssl?
[05:41] <bleh_bleh> histo,
[05:41] <bc> linux_noob: it's using mod_ssl afaik
[05:42] <cjae> how do I add GPG keys, say for kde 4.2.3 sudo wget http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ppa/ppa/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/Release.gpg -O - | sudo apt-key add - ??
[05:42] <hateball> !pm | Jesa
[05:43] <linux_noob> bc well well well! if i can get SVN access and Trac (apache version, not standalone) to work like this then everything will be perfect
[05:43] <linux_noob> bc thanks a ton for yoru help bc :D
[05:43] <floatboat> what do i need in dhcpcd.conf to get it to resolv DNS from the router automatically?
[05:43] <]RandoM[> i just did a distribution upgrade on my laptop and now i get this weird thing where when ubuntu loads the screen keeps 'flashing' at the login screen
[05:43] <bc> linux_noob: np, took me long enough eh
[05:44] <linux_noob> bc, so default ssl is just like.. better than mod ssl or something? or why does it work now
[05:45] <syntax\> i installed swat.
[05:45] <syntax\> how can i run the gui?
[05:45] <]RandoM[> if i go into recovery mode and do startx i get some weird error about the user switcher on the panel
[05:45] <bc> linux_noob: apache is using mod_ssl when you connect to 443
[05:45] <forces> how can I install openoffice 3.1?
[05:45] <bc> linux_noob: default-ssl is just the name of a file. it means 'the default ssl host configuration'
[05:45] <Gnea> SUCCESS!! :D
[05:45] <linux_noob> bc so i was missing that before
[05:46] <ShazbotMcNasty> I can't open openbox config tool, here's what i get when I try to open it http://pastebin.com/m5aad1d91 - I'm new to all of this stuff
[05:46] <bc> linux_noob: you could make a file called linux_noob-ssl and enable it in the same way (disabling default-ssl first)
[05:46] <Gnea> got sound from one system streaming across the LAN via pulseaudio to the system with the speakers
[05:46] <pacol> whats seems to be a problem?
[05:46]  * Gnea considers writing a howto
[05:46] <bc> linux_noob: for the command like that other one, man -k apache
[05:47] <linux_noob> bc oh i think i understand... the command i ran did not enable mod_ssl, rather it enabled a site to use ssl and created a configuration file centered around that...?
[05:47] <bc> linux_noob: yes. apache2 configuration just reads files in that directory in a special way
[05:48] <linux_noob> bc i seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
[05:48] <ShazbotMcNasty> if I put sudo in front of the obconf, the config tool opens, but it has no effect on anything.
[05:48] <bullgard4> dmesg includes the line "ACPI Warning (nspredef-0852): \_SB_.PCIO.LPCB.LNKU._CRS: Return type mismatch - found Integer, expected Buffer [20080926]. What does LNKU mean? It might stand for 'Link U'. There are also kernel messages about LNKA to LNKH on this Ubuntu 9.04 computer.
[05:48] <linux_noob> bc awesome, thx
[05:49] <pacol> user
[05:49] <pacol> %user
[05:49] <pacol> :>
[05:49]  * cjae feels like a minority
[05:50] <abcdefghijklmonp> asd
[05:50] <ShazbotMcNasty> well darn
[05:50] <Gnea> querty?
[05:50] <mrubcich> earlier i was here and someone gave me the name of an editing software built into gnome
[05:51] <Gnea> mrubcich: to edit what?
[05:51] <mrubcich> gnea: i had to edit my compiz blacklist
[05:51] <mrubcich> it was liek gedit i think
[05:51] <ShazbotMcNasty> yeah.
[05:51] <roger__> yep
[05:51] <Gnea> sounds right
[05:51] <bc> Gnea: I had no idea pulseaudio could do that
[05:51] <mrubcich> but i forget the whoel command to run it
[05:51] <ShazbotMcNasty> gedit
[05:51] <ShazbotMcNasty> that's it.
[05:51] <Gnea> bc: it's pretty tight.
[05:52] <Gnea> bc: tried to do it years ago with esound - it failed miserably. this is the win.
[05:52] <mrubcich> i forget if i just try to run hedit it doesnt work
[05:52] <hateball> mrubcich: Did you run it from a terminal previously?
[05:53] <mrubcich> hateball: yeah i did
[05:53] <chuck_> mrubcich, gksudo gedit filename
[05:53] <hateball> mrubcich: You can press ctrl+r in a terminal and start typing a command, to have it search through the bash history
[05:53] <mrubcich> hateball: it was a 2 word command, YES!
[05:53] <mrubcich> chuck u rock
[05:53] <mrubcich> thanks
[05:53] <xangua> mrubcich: what video card do you have ¿¿
[05:53] <xangua> intel ¿¿
[05:53] <Gnea> bc: the basic premise is that the onboard sound on my other system is detected, but never outputs anything - it's a known problem and the only way to fix it on the hardware-end is to disable it in the bios and install a pci soundcard.
[05:53] <chuck_> mrubcich, youe welcome
[05:54] <user1> wazzzup!!!!
[05:54] <xangua> you don't need to edit blacklist!!!
[05:54] <user1> iim looking for the linux cranks dudeszzz
[05:54] <prassst> nick name/sella
[05:55] <abcdefghijklmonp> .
[05:55] <Gnea> bc: but i have a decent pair of speakers plugged into my laptop and I don't feel like organizing anymore wires, so i set pulseaudio to be a 'lan sound server' on it and directed the other system to use pulseaudio as the default for everything, then told it to use the server ip as its output. the result is that i'm using audacious on the one system and listening to it through the laptop speakers.
[05:56] <bc> Gnea: if I may, that is 'full of win' my good sir
[05:56] <Gnea> bc: thank ye
[05:56] <ShazbotMcNasty> I still can't get openbox config to open
[05:56] <ShazbotMcNasty> :(
[05:56] <ShazbotMcNasty> lol
[05:57] <Gnea> bc: it still suffers from a minor glitch now and then - need to diagnose it
[05:57] <Gnea> could be the linear processing
[05:57] <ankurwidguitar> Hi Everybody! Anybody here from India or anyway related to India? I want to discuss something.
[05:57] <bc> Gnea: what is this language you speak? 'linear processing'? lol
[05:58] <hateball> !in | ankurwidguitar
[05:58] <ankurwidguitar> Oh! Thank you!
[05:58] <abcdefghijklmonp> df
[05:59] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: what are the permissions on ~/.config/ ?
[05:59] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: or .config/openbox/
[06:00] <ankurwidguitar> \join
[06:00] <Gnea> bc: it's a method of how a computer or machine interprets sound :)
[06:01] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: on I see your pastebin. looks like it's crashing. could be something to do with your theme. you could try manually changing the theme and trying to run obconf again.
[06:02] <ShazbotMcNasty> how do I do that?
[06:02] <abcdefghijklmonp> bvdsf
[06:02] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: hang on
[06:03] <seeleet> i hope 8.04 will resolve my sound card issue
[06:03] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: edit rc.xml and look for the opening <theme> tag
[06:03] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml
[06:05] <ShazbotMcNasty> found theme
[06:06] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: for <theme> make it <!--theme> and for </theme> make it </theme-->, then restart openbox. if it doesnt start, edit that file and remove the !-- and -- to get it to start again.
[06:06] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: not sure if this will let you open obconf, just a hunch
[06:06] <ShazbotMcNasty> okay, one sec
[06:07] <zaapiel> how do i see a list of services that run on boot?
[06:07] <ShazbotMcNasty> reconfig now :X
[06:07] <zaapiel> is their a gui for it?
[06:07] <bc> zaapiel: in gnome there's 'Services'
[06:07] <zaapiel> heh im on kde
[06:08] <netdork> hi, i've just ran netstat and found i have some root connections with the internet
[06:08] <netdork> is that normal?
[06:08] <bc> zaapiel: not familiar with kde, but im assuming you looked under some type of administration menu
[06:08] <zaapiel> yeah
[06:08] <netdork> i'm just a regular desktop user.. please. i just reinstalled ubuntu 'cause i believe i got rooted :(
[06:09] <edogzilla_> hi. i just installed civilization 4 and it is updated with the latest patches. when i launch the game it tells me to insert disc 1. but it is already inserted! can anyone help plz?
[06:09] <ShazbotMcNasty> bc: no it dodn't work, I now have a blue theme and it didn't open.
[06:09] <ShazbotMcNasty> I'll change it back now I guess. lol
[06:09] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: ok change it back, one sec
[06:10] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: if you `sudo su` then run obconf, does that open?
[06:11] <rotzak> hey all, I'm working on a small C app that writes MIDI to /dev/sequencer...problem is, it doesn't seem like there is a sequencer on the other end! When I cat /dev/sndstat I get http://rafb.net/p/8ylyZ074.html
[06:11] <ShazbotMcNasty> well that didn't work either. lmao
[06:11] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: if this isn't you, then check this out http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=839978
[06:11] <ShazbotMcNasty> it logged me out.
[06:12] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: it probably is a theme issue according to that thread
[06:12] <painted> hey guys, i just installed ubuntu after installing windows 7 rc, but grub didn't overwrite windows boot loader somehow, so computer boots straight into windows 7, can anyone help me overwrite windows boot loader?
[06:12] <Gnea> !grub | painted
[06:13] <painted> gnea, i followed instructions on the first link, but still won't overwrite boot loader
[06:13] <jnash> hi! I just installed the xf86-video-ati drivers and xorg is up and running. But the output of hwd -s shows that the driver being used is xf86-video-vesa and UnrealTournament2004 runs *really* slowly.. So how do I install the xf86-video-ati drivers?
[06:14] <bc> Gnea: could be a sign of things to come with Windows 7
[06:14] <ShazbotMcNasty> bc, thanks
[06:14] <twois10>  after patching a file in /usr/src/linux/drivers/hwmon, how do i build all those modules?
[06:14] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: did you get it werkin?
[06:14] <ShazbotMcNasty> not yet, but it seems very similar lol
[06:15] <ShazbotMcNasty> the theme that i was trying to download was called slickbox...
[06:15] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: if you can't tell which theme it is, backup all of them and only put your theme in there, then start it. if ti starts, add them one by one until you figure out which one is the culprit :D
[06:15] <xrfang> I try to burn mp3 to audio cd, brasero keeps doing something like normalize sound track volumes, and after 2 hours it is still doing this... any suggestion? or tool to convert mp3 to wave?
[06:16] <twois10> anyone?
[06:16] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: or maybe just single out the compressed ones. bz2, gz, etc
[06:16] <chuck_> jnash,  look in /etc/X11/xorg.conf and change driver to ati
[06:16] <Gnea> painted: how many hard drives do you have?
[06:16] <rotzak> anyway, how can I configure my audio driver to include a synth
[06:16] <painted> 4 internal 1 external
[06:17]  * bc back to work, waves
[06:17] <unikon> so whats with the new gnome xchat irs a far cry to what im used to have control over
[06:17] <unikon> irs/its
[06:17] <Gnea> painted: are you *sure* you installed grub to the correct hard drive?
[06:17] <jnash> chuck_: oh.. I had it put to radeon
[06:17] <painted> gnea, I let ubuntu installer do it...
[06:17] <netdork> ok. i just noticed something else. what does it mean if a connection (as read on sudo netstat -pea) has as process just a '-'?
[06:18] <Gnea> painted: that might be a problem. are you in the livecd now?
[06:18] <painted> yes i am
[06:18] <painted> how do i find out which one to install to
[06:18] <Gnea> could you please pastebin the output of the dmesg command?
[06:18] <painted> gnea, how do i do that?
[06:18] <Gnea> painted: that's what we're going to figure out :)
[06:18] <Gnea> !pastebin
[06:18] <freaky_t> hey can anyone help me with sambe? im getting this in debug lvl10: not adding non-broadcast interface tun0 but i want that device to be added. can anybody help me?
[06:19] <painted> gnea, i tried setting up grub on hd0 and hd1
[06:19] <painted> but that didn't work :(
[06:19] <Gnea> painted: like this:  dmesg > dmesg.txt && gedit dmesg.txt   select all, ctrl-c   then ctrl-v it to the site
[06:19] <rotzak> http://rafb.net/p/8ylyZ074.html <-- can anyone give me some pointers on how to get a software synth up an running on my fresh Ubuntu install? This past shows my cat /dev/sndstat...
[06:19] <ShazbotMcNasty> YAY!
[06:19] <ShazbotMcNasty> it worked :D
[06:19] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[06:19] <ShazbotMcNasty> it was slickbox - thank you very much for your help.
[06:19] <silv3r_m00n> can't kate display unicode fonts ?
[06:20] <jnash> chuck_: it still doesn't work
[06:20] <jnash> chuck_: I just restarted my X
[06:20] <Guest90499> i have downloaded ubuntu 9.04 netbook version, how to burn it to dvd ?? using ubuntu 8.10 version currently
[06:20] <painted> gnea, http://paste.ubuntu.com/167444/
[06:20] <Drikan> Gnea: hey man well switching to the pata cable did not fix the issue
[06:21] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[06:21] <silv3r_m00n> how can I make kate or quanta display unicode fonts
[06:21] <Gnea> Drikan: do you have another drive to test it with?
[06:21] <Drikan> Gena: sadly no i dont
[06:22] <chuck_> jnash,  ok what graphic card do you have
[06:22] <Drikan> Gnea: no i dont but i did post this on the forums http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1153253
[06:23] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: you got it
[06:23] <Drikan> Gnea: now in the comment standards: Likely used CD-ROM ATAPI-1. is that what its using to controle my dvd-ram drive?
[06:24] <ShazbotMcNasty> yesl.
[06:24] <ShazbotMcNasty> yes*
[06:24] <Gnea> painted: got enough disk space? ;) hehe, it looks like you put ubuntu on the first 500gb, and windows 7 on the second 500gb, is that correct?
[06:24] <ShazbotMcNasty> lol was that a question? or a 'you're welcome' type thing?
[06:24] <ShazbotMcNasty> either way, thanks again.
[06:24] <painted> gnea, no both OS on same drive
[06:24] <bullgard4> [NetworkManager 0.7.1-rc4.1] Starting Ubuntu 9.04 without assertion of System > Preferences > Startup Applications > Network Manager, I will get an IP4 adress and network access. Starting it without this assertion, I will have no eth0 network access. Where should I look for an associated error message?
[06:25] <prassyy> why is every distro upgrade screws the system
[06:25] <Gnea> painted: which drive?
[06:25] <bullgard4> s/adress/address/
[06:25] <Gnea> painted: i mean, how many partitions are on that drive? 2 or 4 or 5?
[06:25] <painted> gnea, two ntfs, one ext3 and one swap
[06:25] <Gnea> painted: all primary?
[06:26] <painted> gnea, not sure. -_-;
[06:26] <Gnea> Drikan: i'm really not too sure on that... the only dvdram i've ever used was connected externally, and i know that there are issues with using a dvdram drive, specifically
[06:26] <bc> ShazbotMcNasty: you're welcome type thing :D
[06:27] <Gnea> painted: okay, can you pastebin the output of this command please:  sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda
[06:27] <painted> Disk /dev/sda: 500.1 GB, 500107862016 bytes
[06:27] <painted> 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 60801 cylinders
[06:27] <painted> Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
[06:27] <painted> Disk identifier: 0x6e697373
[06:27] <painted>    Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[06:27] <FloodBot3> painted: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:27] <painted> /dev/sda1   *      120528      234814   918008208    7  HPFS/NTFS
[06:27] <Gnea> painted: *tap* *tap* pasteBIN :)
[06:28] <painted> http://paste.ubuntu.com/167449/
[06:28] <painted> everyone, sorry
[06:28] <Gnea> it's alright :)
[06:28] <soreau> Which folder or what can I delete to make the filesystem less full? Like something in /var or ~/?
[06:29] <Gnea> painted: okay, something doesn't look right there..... must be a win7 thing... okay, can you do the same command, but for /dev/sdb and /dev/sdc?
[06:29] <Gnea> soreau: try this command:  sudo apt-get clean
[06:29] <brassmaster1> oh soreau, i am so tempted to give you the answer to that question
[06:29] <galvanize> is there an option with 'apt-get remove' that removes the application and any other files that were installed with it?
[06:29] <soreau> Gnea: ok
[06:30] <soreau> brassmaster1: lol
[06:30] <Gnea> brassmaster1: heh.
[06:30] <brassmaster1> probably it's taboo to do that on here.
[06:30] <Gnea> yes, yes it is. :)
[06:30] <brassmaster1> :-D
[06:30] <painted> http://paste.ubuntu.com/167450/
[06:30] <painted> gnea, http://paste.ubuntu.com/167450/
[06:30] <Oprtz> i need to repair my ubuntu 9.04 iso file, its corrupted. i try to repaire it with bit torrnet but its start downloading it again, is there any other way to repair it ? thanks
[06:30] <Drikan> any one else got any ideas on what i need to do to truble shoot this please read my post http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1153253
[06:31] <prassyy> my bluetooth indicator no longer blinks after distro upgrade...is it the new feature of ubuntu now ?
[06:32] <Drikan> prassyy: i have a usb wirless adapter and its normal operation has it light lit and flashing but on ubuntu it dose not it light up in inishization but then gos out but operates just fine
[06:32] <Gnea> painted: okay, type this:  sudo grub     and press enter
[06:32] <painted> gnea, i did
[06:33] <twois10> I get this error: " FATAL: Error inserting it87 (/lib/modules/2.6.27.21-0.1-default/kernel/drivers/hwmon/it87.ko): Invalid module format   ' what does this mean?
[06:33] <Gnea> painted: grub> root (hd1,<tab><tab>  and it will spit out some information. please pastebin that information.
[06:33] <prassyy> thanks Drikan, but I did a stupid mistake --- its my wifi indicator sorry, and one more thing how do you make the msg red?
[06:33] <Gnea> painted: the <tab> are each where you need to press the 'tab' key
[06:34] <Drikan> prassyy: im not sure what your are refurring to
[06:34] <prassyy> but is working ok, as i'm using wireless net
[06:34] <chuck_> Oprtz AFAIK a downloaded iso image is either pass or fail there is no repairing it.
[06:34] <painted> gnea, http://paste.ubuntu.com/167477/
[06:35] <Gnea> Drikan: silly question - have you tried booting with the pci=routeirq option?
[06:35] <prassyy> The wifi indicator on my laptop blinked in intrepid while data was transferred but after upgrading to jaunty it no longer lights up but is working fine
[06:35] <Drikan> prassyy: are you refuring to the mgs i sent to you all i did was place your name fallowed by :
[06:35] <Gnea> Drikan: or tried turning off apic?
[06:35] <Drikan> gnea: amm no and im not quite sure how to do that
[06:36] <prassyy> yes ok thanks -- but can you tell me why is this happening I did use to light up when in intrepid
[06:36] <galvanize> Oprtz: If it's broke, it's broke. Cannot repair an iso like that. You will have to download again.
[06:36] <Gnea> Drikan: okay, i'll respond to your post, it'll be easier to explain that way
[06:36] <Drikan> Gnea: ok thank you verry mutch and ill try it
[06:36] <Oprtz> galvanize: i download the iso file 5 times and every time i get checksum errors
[06:36] <Oprtz> :(
[06:37] <prassyy> Drikan: thanks, but can you tell me why the wifi indicator no longer lights up
[06:37] <galvanize> Oprtz: how are you installing? usb or cd or dvd?
[06:37] <Oprtz> CD
[06:37] <Gnea> painted: okay - and you said you installed grub to (hd0) and (hd1)?
[06:37] <Drikan> prassy: im assuming its driver related, but personly if it still works a light showing relly dosn't matter to me
[06:37] <painted> gnea, i tried grub> setup(hd0) and setup(hd1)
[06:37] <painted> but both times, i booted straight into windows 7
[06:38] <Gnea> painted: and both times it did not error?
[06:38] <galvanize> Oprtz: are you burning the cd at maximum speed?
[06:38] <chuck_> Oprtz if i may ask were did you download it from
[06:38] <painted> no error, gnea
[06:38] <Oprtz> galvanize: NO at 4x speed
[06:38] <Gnea> painted: have you checked the boot order in your bios to make sure it's booting the correct disk?
[06:38] <galvanize> Oprtz: what chuck_ said, where are you getting the iso?
[06:38] <mobi-sheep> Oprtz: Download it via http.  Go and choke a server.
[06:38] <Oprtz> chuck_: from official ubuntu website. www.ubuntu.com
[06:39] <painted> gnea, no, which one should it boot?
[06:39] <chouchou> Hello, Please I would like to find out web designing/ Graphic design application can I find in Ubuntu equivalent to photoshop / Corel Draw?
[06:39] <Oprtz> will u guys send me a weblink to download it again from a good server ? it will be appreciated
[06:39] <brassmaster1> chouchou: many would argue that it's not equivalent to photoshop, but the closest thing you'll find on linux is Gimp.
[06:39] <ScottG> Is there a way to configure screen to skip the opening splash screen?
[06:40] <Gnea> painted: that's a good question - you should first enter the bios and see the 'standard bios settings' to see how the bios sees your disks (and in which order it sees them!) and then check under 'advanced bios settings' or something else for the boot order... i'm guessing it's defaulting to hdd-0 or hdd-1
[06:40] <chouchou> ok
[06:40] <painted> okay, gnea, I will mess around with it, thanks for everything and will be back probably ^_^
[06:40] <galvanize> Oprtz: I usually get mine from http://ubuntu.cs.utah.edu/releases/jaunty/ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso
[06:40] <brassmaster1> chouchou: In case you're interested: http://www.gimp.org/
[06:40] <FWilhelm> I want to get rid of my Windows drive but when I remove the drive I get the no operating system thing. I have used GParted to set the Boot flag on my Ubuntu drive
[06:41] <chouchou> ok. does it offer the needed functionalities equivalent to photoshop?
[06:41] <brassmaster1> chouchou: Depends on what specifically you need.
[06:41] <brassmaster1> chouchou: Are you running Ubuntu?
[06:41] <bullgard4> [NetworkManager 0.7.1-rc4.1] Starting Ubuntu 9.04 without assertion of System > Preferences > Startup Applications > Network Manager, I will get an IP4 address and network access. Starting it without this assertion, I will have no eth0 network access. Where should I look for an associated error message?
[06:41] <chouchou> graphic editing,
[06:41] <Oprtz> galvanize: thanks for the link, i will download the iso file with the same link
[06:41] <chouchou> yes, I am running ubuntu
[06:41] <chouchou> graphic editing/ web designing
[06:42] <brassmaster1> chouchou: Then go to Applications->Graphics->GIMP Image Editor
[06:42] <chouchou> ok
[06:42] <galvanize> Oprtz: no problem.
[06:42] <chouchou> thanks
[06:42] <FWilhelm> So far my only problem with Gimp vs. Photoshop is getting used to the way filters are handled
[06:43] <brassmaster1> chouchou: My point was that it's not a photoshop clone. It has many of the features of photoshop but is missing many as well. It may take some time to get used to the different interface, too.
[06:43] <n_nick> Hi i have a peculiar problem with my monitor.. when i started my comp just now.. i saw the "no signal logo" in properly meaning the RGB colors were bright and vibrant.. but as soon as the comp screen started.. meaning showing ram all devices connected before logging onto windows.. the white color became off white.. even the windows logo colors were not proper .. now whatever i see on the screen is like if i am seeing through yellow florocent paper what cou
[06:43] <n_nick> ld be the problem here
[06:44] <ruser> so.  did anyone get  ati mobility  x1400 running  properly in jaunty with  proprietory driver?
[06:44] <chouchou> ok I got it
[06:44] <FWilhelm> the other difference is a personal one, but Photoshop feels like a professional tool. Gimp feels like a kids toy, but that is onlu because of the interface
[06:44] <painted> woot, running ubuntu for first time, gnea :D
[06:44] <painted> i don't understandw hy hard drive boot order was a problem
[06:44] <painted> cuz grub should've overwrote the windows bootloader
[06:44] <Gnea> heh
[06:45] <Gnea> painted: right, but the bios itself controls which drive boots first
[06:45] <chouchou> now, another question, I am connected to the network the same as other windows PC. how do I set the network connectivity so Ubuntu can see windows shared filles?
[06:45] <painted> gnea, oh i see....
[06:45] <painted> gnea, but the one that was first on priority was a drive with no OS on it
[06:45] <painted> gnea, all i did was move that one down, and grub loaded
[06:45] <painted> gnea, i don't understand :(
[06:45] <Gnea> painted: then it would've gone down to the next drive in the list and booted that one
[06:46] <FWilhelm> I want to get rid of my Windows drive but when I remove the drive I get the no operating system thing. I have used GParted to set the Boot flag on my Ubuntu drive but there is still something I am missing
[06:46] <Gnea> painted: usually the CDROM is the first device - if it's empty, the system skips it and moves onto the first hard drive or lan
[06:46] <ruser> actually, can someone help me identify which videographics driver is my system using?
[06:46] <Gnea> painted: if it finds something, it tries to boot it
[06:46] <n_nick> FWilhelm: can u be a bit precise
[06:46] <galvanize> painted: that happens sometimes, i know for instance sometimes when booting into windows, if my ipod is connect it will not boot even though boot from hard-drive is first option.
[06:47] <Gnea> painted: so the system is working like it should, it just wasn't set to do exactly what you wanted, at the time
[06:47] <n_nick> FWilhelm: u got windows on what primary drive or extended portion
[06:48] <painted> gnea, gotcha
[06:48] <painted> gnea, how do i update my graphics drivers with the one i downloaded from nvidia?
[06:48] <ruser> can someone help me identify which videographics driver is my system using?
[06:48] <FWilhelm> I have 2 hard drives. The first drive has windows installed I decided to try Ubuntu so I got a second hard drive and installed. If I remove the first hard drive Ubuntu will not boot. It is looking for the windows drive
[06:48] <kenyon> ruser: lspci
[06:48] <ruser> kenyon: how's that gonna help me know video driver?
[06:48] <ScottG> Is there a way to configure screen to skip the opening splash screen?
[06:48] <ruser> kenyon:  that's enumerating hardware
[06:49] <kenyon> ruser: oh yeah, read you wrong.
[06:49] <c_nick> FWilhelm: remove meaning physically disconnecting
[06:49] <chuck_> ruser, the easy way is to open xorg.conf and see what driver is loaded under devices
[06:49] <FWilhelm> Yes remove, reformat and use for Ubuntu stuff
[06:49] <ruser> chuck_:  it's a default xorg conf.  yet i have  direct rendering enabled
[06:49] <FWilhelm> I want to get rid of windows completly
[06:49] <cgkades> ls cg
[06:50] <ruser> chuck_:  it doesn't say anything about  drivers in it
[06:50] <c_nick> no u didn't understand.. remove is different reformat is an entire different issue
[06:50] <galvanize> FWilhelm: use Gparted.
[06:50] <Rhorse> FWilhelm, don't we all
[06:50] <kenyon> ruser: Xorg.log
[06:50] <chouchou> waaaiiiit,    there is another question I would like to ask.. Anytime I log in, Ubuntu always start as a default user. is there a possibility to change the user account so I can run ubuntu as root? because I have lot of files I have edited from the root account, which I need to access in a graphical way
[06:50] <Gnea> Drikan: refresh :)
[06:51] <FWilhelm> I used GParted and set the boot flag but it still doesn't boot
[06:51] <Gnea> painted: from nvidia.com?
[06:51] <FWilhelm> are there files I need to copy over?
[06:51] <painted> gnea, i already downloaded it
[06:51] <c_nick> Do one thing FWilhelm since u have formatted the windows drive.. there should be nothing there...
[06:51] <kenyon> chouchou: run gksudo nautilus
[06:51] <galvanize> chouchou: that is pretty dangerous. running in root you can easily mess things up for good. i would recommend running in a user and using sudo
[06:51] <Gnea> painted: you ... don't. don't use the drivers directly from nvidia.com, they will make life worse
[06:51] <painted> gnea, i just need to update the generic drivers with the one i downloaded from nvidia
[06:51] <FWilhelm> I haven't formatted yet
[06:51] <c_nick> ahh
[06:52] <painted> gnea, oh okay... where do i go to turn on the nifty 3d effects?
[06:52] <c_nick> well then physically disconnect that drive and set the jumper on the hard disk to primary then connect and see
[06:52] <Gnea> painted: System->Administration->Hardware drivers
[06:52] <KingKimi> when i started ubuntu . my usual resolution did not come .. instead a different resolution came in..... i did all options in recovery menu... yesterday, the screen resolution window detected my desktop as viewsonic, but today it says as unknown..... and also its not showing up my usual resolution of 1440 * 900 or similar to this..... help me to get back my usual resolution .........
[06:52] <c_nick> jumper of ur second drive
[06:52] <Rhorse> chouchou, ubuntu doesn't do root log in's to X, AfAIK
[06:52] <c_nick> Ubuntu
[06:52] <FWilhelm> says no operating system found
[06:52] <chuck_> ruser, look in Xorg.0,log it will tell you what driver is loaded
[06:52] <ruser> kenyon:  he said  xorg.conf hrm..  looks like  radeonhd
[06:52] <chouchou> ok
[06:52] <chouchou> thanks
[06:53] <c_nick> FWilhelm: do u know something about the jumpers on the harddisk
[06:53] <Gnea> painted: it will say [Recommended] and then just activate it, then you need to reboot once it's installed. that's it.
[06:53] <ruser> okay, now can someone clarify for me if   the catalyst proprietory  driver  has support for the  radeon mobility x1400?
[06:53] <Gnea> lol
[06:53] <KingKimi> how do i manually add a resolution thats not shwon in monitor resolution settings ?
[06:53] <r00t_> Need help setting up a logitech chillstream joypad; dmesg lists it being plugged in and it works fine in xp, but it does not get installed(driver maybe?) have tried modprobe xpad, and joydev, nothing
[06:53] <FWilhelm> yea, I am a hardware specialist for 20+ years. It Ubuntu I am new to :)
[06:53] <galvanize> ruser: lspci, is probably the easiest
[06:53] <chouchou> in that case, how do I run file explorer in a root mode?
[06:53] <ruser> galvanize:  you clearly dind't read the question.
[06:53] <r00t_> ruser, proprietary i know has support for 1250
[06:53] <KingKimi> when i started ubuntu . my usual resolution did not come .. instead a different resolution came in..... i did all options in recovery menu... yesterday, the screen resolution window detected my desktop as viewsonic, but today it says as unknown..... and also its not showing up my usual resolution of 1440 * 900 or similar to this..... help me to get back my usual resolution ........
[06:54]  * bc puts on a gigantic hat
[06:54] <Gnea> FWilhelm: you stand now on the long beach that faces a wide ocean ;)
[06:54] <Drikan> gnea: all right ill give that a goo BRB
[06:54] <galvanize> ruser: was typing didn't see you latest question, my apologies.
[06:54] <FWilhelm> I hope to never look back too lol
[06:54] <c_nick> FWilhelm:  ok is the master slave combo of ur drive correct
[06:54] <r00t_> i put on my hat and wizard robe
[06:54] <ruser> galvanize:  none of my questions  invlove listing PCI devices :)
[06:54] <Rhorse> chouchou, type gksudo nautilus
[06:54] <ruser> galvanize:  and no worries
[06:54] <FWilhelm> yes
[06:54] <ruser> r00t_: hrm.   the 9.4 one?
[06:54]  * Gnea fashions a dingy together for FWilhelm 
[06:54] <c_nick> just make ubuntu's master and remove windows and tell me what happens
[06:54] <painted> gnea, so nvidia linux drivers are not good?
[06:55] <r00t_> yup.
[06:55] <Gnea> painted: eh? what did it install?
[06:55] <KingKimi> how do i manually add the resolution that i want ? (thats not shown in montior setting )
[06:55] <galvanize> ruser: ha :) sorry. misunderstood then.
[06:55] <ruser> r00t_:  no problems under januty?
[06:55] <KingKimi> HOW ?
[06:55] <painted> gnea, i didn't install it, only downloaded
[06:55] <FWilhelm> no operating system found
[06:55] <painted> gnea, more accurately, i don't know how to install it
[06:55] <r00t_> haven't had any yet, updated from 8.04
[06:55] <ruser> r00t_:  did you get them off repos, or did you download them from the ati wbsite?
[06:55] <r00t_> ive done both
[06:55] <Gnea> painted: okay - it's basically like i said: you don't download and install it from nvidia.com
[06:56] <ruser> r00t_:  oh, then  stay where you are, thre problems in 9.04
[06:56] <r00t_> on this particular partition ati website
[06:56] <chouchou> ah ok ok. sorry I didn't know it was that :)
[06:56] <KingKimi> HOW do i manually add the resolution that i want ? (thats not shown in montior setting )  help me
[06:56] <Gnea> painted: which nvidia card do you have?
[06:56] <painted> gtx 280
[06:56] <r00t_> you want to edit the x.org file to add the resolution
[06:56] <Gnea> should be as simple as going to System->Administration->Hardware Drivers
[06:56] <bc> KingKimi: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[06:56] <Gnea> painted: it will say [Recommended] and then just activate it, then you need to reboot once it's installed. that's it.
[06:56] <KingKimi> bc ok
[06:56] <bc> KingKimi: might break, so backup xorg.conf first
[06:57] <FWilhelm> are there certain files that need to be on  the drive before it will boot?
[06:57] <painted> but u told me not to use them...
[06:57] <chillboy> hi
[06:57] <jascase901> How do i check whether i have glib and gtk+ installed on my system?
[06:57] <KingKimi> bc yesterday monitor settings detected my monitor as viewsonic..... but today it says unknown.... why ?
[06:57] <KingKimi> :(
[06:57] <FFForever> why do i get ^[[A when i press up in my ssh server, its a ubuntu-server
[06:57] <Gnea> painted: no, i told you not to use the driver downloaded *directly* from nvidia.com.  the driver installed via the Hardware Drivers downloads it from the ubuntu repositories.
[06:57] <ruser> Gnea:  interesting. for some reason my  gnome doesn't containc  systerm->administration-<hardware drivers
[06:57] <matju> since i upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10, my soundcard apparently disappeared, but lspci says: 00:1e.2 Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corporation 82801FB/FBM/FR/FW/FRW (ICH6 Family) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 04)
[06:57] <matju> what should i try doing?
[06:57] <Gnea> ruser: and you're using what version of ubuntu?
[06:58] <painted> gnea, ah i see
[06:58] <Rhorse> jascase901, use dpkg --get-selections |less
[06:58] <ruser> Gnea:  jaunty
[06:58] <kenyon> matju: upgrade to 9.04 ?
[06:58] <shabgard> Hi dear..
[06:58] <painted> gnea, hardware drivers says everything's up to date
[06:58] <Drikan> Gnea: well it hasnt locked up yet
[06:58] <r00t_> anybody have any luck installing logitech chillstream gamepads?
[06:58] <c_nick> no not really FWilhelm did u install Ubuntu correctly.. otherwise format the first drive and install it there.. then it will work fine
[06:58] <jascase901> Rhorse: thanks
[06:58] <chillboy> who is official helper here :)
[06:58] <bc> KingKimi: im not sure. you can try dpkg-reconfigure xorg (I think)
[06:58] <matju> kenyon: really? is that a 9.04 bug?
[06:58] <Gnea> painted: with a green light?
[06:58] <painted> gnea, oh wait, it says no proprietary drivers are in use on this system
[06:58] <shabgard> who can help me about smb-ldap?
[06:58] <KingKimi> bc give me that full command
[06:58] <KingKimi> thnx
[06:58] <kenyon> matju: don't know, but why use 8.10 now?
[06:58] <bc> KingKimi: that was it, dpkg-reconfigure xorg
[06:59] <shabgard> who can help me about smb-ldap?
[06:59] <Gnea> Drikan: hrm
[06:59] <Kengine> any Lenovo T500 uses here ?
[06:59] <matju> kenyon: so that i don't break too many things at once on my system. it's less risky.
[06:59] <bc> KingKimi: also check /var/log/Xorg.0.log for EE lines
[06:59] <ruser> Gnea:  any ideas?  why i don't have the 'hardware drivers' menu  in  jaunty?
[06:59] <Gnea> ruser: that's what i'm on too. just switched it back to gnome for a bit while i troubleshoot this pulseaudio+network issue
[06:59] <bc> KingKimi:  grep EE /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[06:59] <KingKimi> bc xorg.conf what to edit in this ?
[06:59] <bullgard4> [NetworkManager 0.7.1-rc4.1] Starting Ubuntu 9.04 without assertion of System > Preferences > Startup Applications > Network Manager, I will get an IP4 address and network access. Starting it without this assertion, I will have no eth0 network access. Where should I look for an associated error message?
[06:59] <Gnea> ruser: fresh install or upgraded?
[07:00] <ruser> Gnea:  fresh
[07:00] <matholum> hello everyone. I have a question I am sure is asked alot, but google isn't helping me today. I am trying to get my Intel Extreme Graphics card to work properly... right now I only can go to 800x600. I have done this with nVidia but not intel... could someone help me out?
[07:00] <bc> KingKimi: I *think* edit your display entry. there should be a resolution in there already
[07:00] <KingKimi> bc grep EE /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[07:00] <KingKimi> 	(WW) warning, (EE) error, (NI) not implemented, (??) unknown.
[07:00] <KingKimi> (II) Loading extension MIT-SCREEN-SAVER
[07:00] <Gnea> ruser: no idea, haven't installed it fresh yet
[07:00] <shabgard> I do when create account in the LDAP ..can't access to samba with this account..why?
[07:01] <bc> KingKimi: grep 1400x /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[07:01] <painted> gnea, what OS do you use?
[07:01] <chillboy> can i download whole community help on ubuntu for offline purpose ? offline explorer hanging to leech help files from the site.
[07:01] <ruser> painted:  it sounds like  linux :)
[07:01] <painted> ruser, there are lotsa linuxes
[07:01] <Gnea> painted: ubuntu
[07:01] <shabgard> I do when create account in the LDAP ..can't access to samba with this account..why?
[07:01] <chuck_> ruser, you need to enable hardware drivers from the main menu menu
[07:02] <ruser> painted: lies,  there many flavours underlying sys is the same
[07:02] <ruser> chuck_:  where is that
[07:02] <ruser> chuck_:  what's a main menu
[07:02] <KingKimi> bc that command gave no result
[07:02] <Kengine> did the Ubuntu wifi problem get resolved for T500 ? does anyone know
[07:02] <r00t_> shabgard, firewall?
[07:02] <KingKimi> !paste > KingKimi
[07:02] <shabgard> no...i haven't firewall
[07:03] <bc> KingKimi: I'm really not the best person to help with X problems. I just helped with starting points.
[07:03] <shabgard> but when create user at samba server ...I can login at samba
[07:04] <shabgard> but when create user at samba server ...I can login at samba
[07:05] <shabgard> why can't use as account LDAP for login at samba?
[07:05] <bc> chillboy: im not sure
[07:05] <chillboy> ok
[07:05] <KingKimi> bc paste.ubuntu.com/167492 my xorg.conf ... what to edit in here ?
[07:05] <shabgard> why can't use as account LDAP for login at samba?
[07:06] <nck> anyone know any program that can record my ppp internet usage?
[07:06] <KingKimi> can anyone help me with "X" problem ? :(
[07:06] <bc> KingKimi: do you have another file in there that begins with xorg.conf.???
[07:06] <bullgard4> nck: Try nmap.
[07:06] <KingKimi> bc yes....
[07:06] <bc> KingKimi: pastebin it
[07:07] <KingKimi> bc xorg.conf.200904----- some numbers
[07:07] <KingKimi> bc there are 4 files with xorg.conf.(some numbers)
[07:07] <matju> how do i get access to a GNOME app that shows all the hardware present and drivers in use? there used to be something like this but now all i see is a "Hardware Drivers" entry that is only for proprietary drivers.
[07:07] <KingKimi> bc they have the same content of xorg.conf i think
[07:07] <Drikan> Gnea: that a NO joy. system still locked up
[07:08] <KingKimi> bc shall i delete them ? :P
[07:08] <bc> KingKimi: ok, better ask someone else. no dont delete them :P
[07:08] <behnam> Hello
[07:08] <kenyon> KingKimi: each time you start Xorg, it makes a new log file.
[07:08] <KingKimi> Mr.someoneelse :P plz help me with X :(
[07:09] <shabgard> Hi
[07:09] <behnam> I'm looking for a way to synchronize two hards disk, I mean : I have a partition on which I often add files, and I want to add the last added files to the second hard disk
[07:09] <painted1> gnea, it won't let me boot into windows
[07:09] <shabgard> please help
[07:09] <behnam> How can I do ?
[07:09] <KingKimi> kenyon i dont know about that :( .. i want my old resolution back and it must detect my monitor as viewsonic.... yesterday it did and today it says as unknown
[07:09] <KingKimi> :(
[07:09] <chuck_> ruser, upper panel click System go to preference click on that find main menu open that at the bottom it says Administration click that then find hardware drivers make sure you put a check in the box
[07:09] <painted1> gnea, it reads windows vista in grub instead of windows 7 and it says invalid device requested when i select it
[07:09] <Drikan> behnam: do you want to move them or just copy?
[07:09] <behnam> copy
[07:09] <kenyon> behnam: see rsync or unison
[07:09] <damentz> hi everyone
[07:09] <damentz> i have a question
[07:09] <shabgard> please help me about this action..
[07:10] <KingKimi> can anyone know and help me with this X ?????????????
[07:10] <KingKimi> plz
[07:10] <Drikan> behnam: then the string would be    CP file file file dir
[07:10] <damentz> i saw this story on lwn -> http://lwn.net/Articles/332615/
[07:10] <damentz> it says that 2.6.28 is no longer updated
[07:10] <shabgard> please help me about this action..
[07:10] <damentz> ubuntu uses 2.6.28
[07:10] <chuck_> ruser, it took me awhile to responded i was'nt sure if you where messing with me with the whats a main menu ?
[07:10] <Drikan> behnam: i meen cp file file file dir    this assumes your are in the dir where the files you want to move are
[07:10] <shabgard> why can't use as account LDAP for login at samba?
[07:10] <KingKimi> HELP ME WITH FIX OF X plzzzzzzzzzzz :(
[07:11] <Gnea> !caps | KingKimi
[07:11] <KingKimi> gnea ok
[07:11] <behnam> Drikan: That's not one or two files =/
[07:11] <shabgard> why can't use as account LDAP for login at samba?
[07:11] <Gnea> KingKimi: and please, you've been warned about being patient.
[07:11] <KingKimi> gnea i was shouting with lower case too :P :( :(
[07:11] <shabgard> why can't use as account LDAP for login at samba?
[07:11] <Gnea> !repeat | shabgard
[07:11] <Killeroid> Can anyone tell me the name of any good dvd authoring app?
[07:12] <bullgard4> [NetworkManager 0.7.1-rc4.1] Starting Ubuntu 9.04 without assertion of System > Preferences > Startup Applications > Network Manager, I will get an IP4 address and network access. (I only have to key 'sudo dhclient eth0.) Starting it without this assertion, I will have no eth0 network access. Where should I look for an associated error message?
[07:12] <behnam> Drikan: it's files in differents folders
[07:12] <Drikan> then you can copy the dir
[07:12] <KingKimi> Gnea,  btw do you know about fixing my X and making it detect my desktop as viewsonci and give my old resolution option ?
[07:12] <Drikan> bhnam: cp dir destdir
[07:12] <keith> Gparted is giving me the error: "It is not possible to create more than 1 primary partition." Why is it doing this to me?
[07:12] <shabgard> I used this adresses but not result..
[07:13] <Gnea> KingKimi: if I knew, I would have answered you already.
[07:13] <glicks> hey i think i found a bug but im not sure
[07:13] <behnam> Drikan: Oh yes copy the "father repertory" ! But where should I put the "diff" thing ?
[07:13] <glicks> it might just be an option somewhere
[07:13] <KingKimi> Gnea, :( ok
[07:13] <Drikan> behnam: im sorry you want to cp -r dir destdir
[07:14] <glicks> when i have music playing in gnome video player the screen saver does not come on
[07:14] <glicks> why is that
[07:14] <Drikan> behnam: that will copy all files and folder recursive
[07:14] <shabgard> you think that If response about this problem ....request as you "please help me...!!"
[07:15] <behnam> Drikan: Ok, but I want only changed files, that's why I was talking about the diff thing you said
[07:15] <bullgard4> keith: Because you have tried to create a second primary partition.
[07:15] <Rhorse> glicks, bet it is an option yo can change in the player
[07:15] <glicks> when i turn the music off though the screensaver comes on
[07:15] <keith> bullgard4: Shouldn't I be able to create 4?
[07:15] <shabgard> why can't use as account LDAP for login at samba?
[07:15] <kenyon> behnam: like I said before, use rsync or unison.
[07:15] <Drikan> behnam: are you trying just to copy the newer files?
[07:15] <Gnea> shabgard: because you didn't set it up right.
[07:15] <bullgard4> keith: No. You cannot.
[07:16] <Drikan> behnam: then it would be cp -ru
[07:16] <KingKimi> help me with making detect monitor as viewsonic instead of unkown (yesterday it detected ) and getting my usual resolution ....
[07:16] <Gnea> !helpme | KingKimi
[07:16] <Gnea> KingKimi: please wait 5 minutes before asking again.
[07:16] <ah7013> how do i install kde 4.2 on ubuntu 8.04
[07:16] <behnam> Drikan: Some other people are advising me rsyng, I'm going to look about this, but thanks anyway I'll remember your commands !
[07:16] <KingKimi> Gnea, but i didnt start with help me.... i was asking it from long time
[07:16] <keith> bullgard4: That tells me that you have no idea what you are talking about, but thanks anyway. :-D
[07:16] <KingKimi> :(
[07:16] <sx66|eee> ah7013: use synap. search kde, etc
[07:17] <shabgard> no...I set It by documentation ubuntu...
[07:17] <shabgard> this is right exactly
[07:17] <matholum> KingKimi: #xorg ^_^
[07:17] <KingKimi> matholum, that channel ?
[07:17] <KingKimi> \join #xorg
[07:18] <ShazbotMcNasty> lol
[07:18] <KingKimi> \join # xorg
[07:18] <bullgard4> keith: De nada.
[07:18] <ShazbotMcNasty>  /
[07:18] <ShazbotMcNasty> it's a forward slash
[07:18] <shabgard> please give me a link document about LDAP & samba that i can create account for access to samba
[07:18] <Gnea> KingKimi: I show that you waited 4 minutes.  sorry, that's not 5.  and please, can you provide more information about your setup? like what video card and monitor you have and what version of ubuntu
[07:19] <Drikan> behnam: you can also look at the different options with cp by typig " cp --help " or "man cp"
[07:19] <shabgard> please give me a link document about LDAP & samba that i can create account for access to samba
[07:19] <Gnea> !ldap | shabgard
[07:19] <Gnea> !samba | shabgard
[07:19] <KingKimi> Gnea, i have 810 ..  i dont know about video card.. give me a command plz to find what vide card i have
[07:19] <Gnea> KingKimi: 810 what?
[07:19] <Gnea> lspci
[07:19] <Gnea> !paste
[07:19] <macvr> hi all i'v installed ubuntu in a notebook that uses intel 815EM graphics card... the resolution is only using 800x600, but i was able to use 1024x768 resolution in WindowsXP, seems that the Intel 815EM graphics card using something called PANEL FITTING for the full resolution, how do i make my resolution 1024x768?
[07:19] <KingKimi> Gnea, i have a LCd montior of viewsonic. 17 inches
[07:20] <KingKimi> Gnea, i have 8.10 ibex
[07:20] <Gnea> KingKimi: and I'm sure it has a model # on it, either on the front or on the sticker on the back...
[07:20] <matholum> gnea: if you don't mind, you may be able to kill 2 birds with one stone... I have a similar problem as I need to get my Intel graphics card to be detected correctly...
[07:20] <KingKimi> Gnea, http://paste.ubuntu.com/167503/
[07:21] <matholum> gnea: i am using 9.10
[07:21] <shabgard> thanks for this link..but SWAT is dpwn project
[07:21] <shabgard> thanks for this link..but SWAT is down project
[07:21] <Gnea> matholum: how is that possible?
[07:21] <matholum> gnea: how is what possible?
[07:21] <KingKimi> Gnea, what is  # ?
[07:22] <lstarnes> KingKimi: number
[07:22] <Drikan> Gnea: your in hi demand tonight. but the pci=routeirq did not fix the issue got any other ideas?
[07:22] <Gnea> matholum: 9.10 is not released until September of 2009.
[07:22] <KingKimi> Gnea, CS11534 ? there are many numbers like this .....  this is model number ,,
[07:22] <matholum> gnea.... lol... opps... i meant 9.04
[07:22] <Gnea> matholum: I'm sorry, October, not September.
[07:22] <Gnea> :)
[07:22] <matholum> gnea: i am still used to typing 8.10
[07:22] <KingKimi> Gnea, what number you want to find ?
[07:22] <Gnea> KingKimi: # = number
[07:22] <ChrisULM> anyone know how to disable the "X items" listing under folders on jaunty?
[07:23] <KingKimi> Gnea, there are many . what one i must find ?
[07:23] <doktoreas> is there a facebook notifier for gnome?
[07:23] <voss> what model computer do you have kimi?
[07:23] <KingKimi> Gnea, CS11534 = model number
[07:23] <histo> doktoreas: you can use pidgin for a instant messaging withthe facebook plugin
[07:23] <Drikan> doktoreas: have to tryed surching the packege insstaller
[07:23] <painted> gnea, grub says invalid device requested when i try to boot windows 7 :(
[07:23] <Gnea> KingKimi: how many times do you need to tell me within 2 minutes? just say it once, please.
[07:24] <Gnea> KingKimi: just because i don't respond right away doesn't mean that i'm not reading it.
[07:24] <painted> gnea, it says windows is at hd(3,0) on menu.lst
[07:24] <KingKimi> Gnea, oopps ! ok.. do you want the another number ?
[07:24] <Gnea> KingKimi: no.
[07:24] <histo> doktoreas: there is one if you search in synaptic
[07:24] <doktoreas> yep I using the pdgin plugin, but I'd like something to check new message or other things
[07:24] <KingKimi> Gnea, is this the one you want ? sorry i am repeating,.. becuase i dont know/understand all these
[07:24] <histo> doktoreas: search synaptic or add/remove for facebook
[07:24]  * bc removes his aforementioned gigantic hat
[07:24] <Gnea> painted: that doesn't look right - maybe (hd1,1)?
[07:24] <voss> kimi, what model computer do you have?
[07:25] <painted> gnea, okay what do i put where it says map		(hd0) (hd3)
[07:25] <painted> map		(hd3) (hd0)
[07:25] <painted> chainloader	+1
[07:25] <doktoreas> histo: just the chat one..
[07:25] <painted> it's right after makeactive
[07:25] <KingKimi> Gnea, one correction  .. its VS11534 and noT CS ,,, SORRY
[07:25] <Gnea> KingKimi: you said what it was, so you said what it was the first time - yes, that's what i was looking for. for now, you need to stop repeating, stop typing, and simply be patient and wait for me to respond. all you're doing is making the channel scroll by with useless text. if you continue doing that, i will be force to stop helping you.
[07:25] <Gnea> okay.
[07:26] <painted> gnea, can i just delete the lines where it says map in the beginning?
[07:26] <chuck_> Kingkimi what are you trying to do
[07:26] <KingKimi> Gnea, :( ok.  ,, but i repeated it because i typed CS instead of VS ....
[07:26] <Gnea> painted: oh man... i don't know why you need the map there.. yeah, just get rid of it
[07:26] <painted> because theok thanks, gnea
[07:27] <Gnea> KingKimi: this is the LAST time I will tell you: 01:25 < Gnea> okay.
[07:27] <Gnea> !in | KingKimi
[07:27] <Gnea> KingKimi: please, I implore you to go there.
[07:28] <KingKimi> Gnea, why ? why not here ? sorry... why must i go there ??
[07:28] <Gnea> KingKimi: they will be able to understand you better there.
[07:28] <gaelfx> I'm having problems with an external HD with NTFS, the logs show this: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/167506/  is it possible there is something wrong with my version of ntfs-3g or is it most likely the hard drive?
[07:29] <Gnea> KingKimi: I'm sorry, but you're simply going too fast. you need to slow down.
[07:29] <KingKimi> chuck_, my monitor is not detected in screen resolution window (yesterday it did as viewsonic , today > unknown ) my usual resolution got lost....
[07:29] <KingKimi> Gnea, but why !in for me ?
[07:29] <ruser> gaelfx:  does it get read under windows fine?
[07:29] <Gnea> alright, it's time for sleep, good night...
[07:29] <bullgard4> [NetworkManager 0.7.1-rc4.1] Starting Ubuntu 9.04 without assertion of System > Preferences > Startup Applications > Network Manager, I will get an IP4 address and network access. (I only have to key 'sudo dhclient eth0.) Starting it without this assertion, I will have no eth0 network access. Where should I look for an associated error message?
[07:30] <chuck_> Gnea,  your a trooper good night
[07:30] <ruser> bullgard4:  what error messages?
[07:30] <gaelfx> ruser: usually, but I do occasionally get delayed write failures
[07:30] <ruser> gaelfx:  did you check SMART stats?
[07:31] <gaelfx> ruser: nope, how do I do that?
[07:31] <bullgard4> ruser: error messages which help finding the culprit.
[07:31] <ruser> gaelfx:  using smartctl
[07:32] <ruser> bullgard4:  culprit of what?   i'm not sure i udnerstand what you question is.  who's logs/error messages are you looking for?
[07:32] <bullgard4> ruser: Thank you very much.
[07:32] <painted> gnea, hd(1,1) didn't work... I can see the windows partition on computer - file browser, is there anyway I can check where this thing is actually located on hd(x,y)?
[07:32] <ruser> gaelfx:  maybe that would be a start: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-find-out-if-harddisk-failing.html
[07:32] <ruser> painted:  i think Gnea  is gone,  what was the qeustion
[07:33] <gaelfx> ruser: well, when it disconnects, I can't reconnect it again until I restart my machine, does that info help at all?
[07:33] <gaelfx> thaks for the link btw
[07:33] <painted> ruser, grub won't boot windows correctly, it says invalid device requested
[07:33] <Drikan> painted: Gnea went to sleep
[07:33] <painted> so i'm trying to edit menu.lst so i can correctly pinpoint windows
[07:33] <brassmaster1> painted: what version of windows?
[07:34] <painted> brassmaster1, 7
[07:34] <mib_e4fdjq> hi
[07:34] <birk> can anyone tell me why I can't apt-get install bitchx ?
[07:34] <mib_e4fdjq> i need some urgent help
[07:34] <KingKimi> can anyone help me with fixing X to get my old resollution and detect my monitor as viewsonic instead of telling "unknown" ?
[07:34] <lstarnes> birk: there is no package for it
[07:34] <mib_e4fdjq> can someone please help me?
[07:34] <birk> i uncommented backport from my source.list
[07:34] <birk> Istarnes, theres no source I can get it from ?
[07:34] <lstarnes> birk: possibly because it is no longer maintained
[07:34] <birk> to use apt-get ?
[07:35] <kenyon> !bitchx | birk
[07:35] <lstarnes> birk: I would recommend using an alternative client such as irssi
[07:35] <birk> Istarnes: any recomendations ?
[07:35] <brassmaster1> !in | KingKimi
[07:35] <mib_e4fdjq> can someone help me with manual install for ubuntu 8.10?
[07:35] <KingKimi> brassmaster1, cant yu understand my english ?
[07:35] <ruser> gaelfx:  really hard to tell.  i'm no expert on the hardddrives  so logs really don't tell me much except that there were some errors.  i really suggest checking the SMART  stats it seems to me like there are hardware issues
[07:35] <rgdfgte> i can, if it's english
[07:35] <Drikan> Hello all. Gnea has been exelcent in assisting me with my issue but i have posted it on ubuntus forums please read up and if you have any ideas with a solution please do. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1153253
[07:36] <mib_e4fdjq> can someone help me? i don't know how to do the manual install for ubuntu 8.10
[07:36] <bullgard4> brassmaster1: Your English is understandable. Do not worry.
[07:36] <ruser> mib_e4fdjq:  what seems to be the problem/.
[07:36] <mib_e4fdjq> i have absolutely no idea what to do
[07:36] <KingKimi> brassmaster1, cant you understand my english uage well ?? i was clear stating what my problem is .... and why do you send !in for me ???
[07:36] <mib_e4fdjq> i am hopign to dual boot my laptop with ubuntu and XP
[07:36] <mib_e4fdjq> i have xp installed
[07:36] <ruser> mib_e4fdjq:  what are you trying to do and what od you mean by "manual" install?
[07:37] <brassmaster1> painted: look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1036547
[07:37] <ruser> mib_e4fdjq:  okay, did you live some diskspace  for  ubuntu?
[07:37] <bullgard4> KingKimi: Your English is understandable. Do not worry.
[07:37] <mib_e4fdjq> there is an option to do guided install, or manual
[07:37] <mib_e4fdjq> i chose guided
[07:37] <mib_e4fdjq> i pressed backspace
[07:37] <mib_e4fdjq> it went back to the page
[07:37] <mib_e4fdjq> i have 13% free space on my hard drive now
[07:37] <mib_e4fdjq> how can i install ubuntu onto that?
[07:37] <ruser> mib_e4fdjq:  i'm talking about partitions
[07:37] <KingKimi> bullgard4, thnx ! :-)
[07:38] <MrEgg964> Hi. How can I make a backup copy of 'my' crontab file?
[07:38] <ruser> mib_e4fdjq:  i hope you didn't alocate 100% to windows
[07:38] <mib_e4fdjq> um? why not?
[07:39] <ruser> MrEgg964:  just copy  /etc/crontab
[07:39] <ruser> MrEgg964:  all of the user crontabs should be there
[07:39] <KingKimi> mib_e4fdjq, "guided resize and use freed space" option is easy for dual boot
[07:39] <ruser> MrEgg964:  actaully scratch that
[07:39] <yxcl> .
[07:39] <yxcl> hi
[07:40] <kenyon> MrEgg964: crontab -e and then :w it to another file.
[07:40] <ruser> mib_e4fdjq:  oh, you are talking about  guided resizing.
[07:40] <ruser> kenyon: assuming he is using vim :)
[07:40] <MrEgg964> ruser: I am using vim
[07:40] <KingKimi> mib_e4fdjq, if u use manual , you have to make  a ext partition for root ... and a swap partition twice as your RAM
[07:41] <mib_e4fdjq> KingKimi, i know, but i made a mistake. i chose to do 13% for ubtuntu (15 gigs of space) and in the next window, i pressed backspace. it went back. now the only way to install ubtuntu onto that empty space is by doing it through the manual, instead of guided
[07:41] <kenyon> MrEgg964: or even crontab -l and copy/paste it.
[07:41] <chuck_> Kingkimi  to find out if Xserver is identifying your monitor go to /var/log/Xorg.0.log and  find the section about EDID, to find what screen resolutions you can use at the moment type xrandr
[07:41] <yxcl> .
[07:41] <yxcl> ls
[07:41] <ruser> MrEgg964:  crontab -l >  backup.cron
[07:41] <donald> why am I getting this http://twitpic.com/4tyj8 ?
[07:41] <brassmaster1> Can anyone tell me what the basis is of the idea that you should have twice as much swap space as you have RAM?
[07:42] <MrEgg964> ruser: not a bad idea
[07:42] <lstarnes> brassmaster1: part of it is in case you use hibernation
[07:42] <ruser> Raf: you can just simply start over again with the ubuntu install
[07:42] <brassmaster1> Istarnes: LOL!!!!!
[07:43] <brassmaster1> I would be thrilled if I could get my computer to hibernate.
[07:43] <Fossilised> how do you bring up a wifi connection from the command line, without the need to be running a desktop?
[07:43] <donald> can someone check out my link and tell me what the problem is?  http://twitpic.com/4tyj8
[07:43] <yxcl> ho
[07:43] <yxcl> hi all
[07:43] <kenyon> donald: how is that a problem? click it to play it.
[07:43] <ruser> brassmaster1:  the school of thought follows  you would need  to be able to swap  out  memory onto disk.  considering that you can have  your swap completely filled up during runtime, you need another same ammount to write to swap the image of the memory
[07:43] <chuck_> Fossilised, is it set to auto connect
[07:44] <Fossilised> chuck_, yes
[07:44] <ruser> Fossilised:   you use ifconfig to up the interface,  iwlist to scan, and iwconfig to associate. and then dhclient stuff
[07:44] <chuck_> Fossilised, ifup -a
[07:44] <donald> kenyon: yes and then I get this, do you know how deezer looks? http://twitpic.com/4tyec
[07:44] <KingKimi> chuck_, http://paste.ubuntu.com/167511/
[07:44] <brassmaster1> ruser: In practice, my swap is precisely 0% utilized at all times.
[07:45] <ruser> brassmaster1:  then you must have lots of ram :)
[07:45] <Fossilised> thanks ruser and chuck_
[07:45] <rgdfgte> you can try to run a dozen of vms
[07:45] <brassmaster1> ruser: or i'm reading the stats wrong.
[07:46] <kenyon> donald: looks like you're not using the adobe flash plugin, but swfdec or something?
[07:46] <ruser> brassmaster1:  possibly that cause i see some  swap being used with my memory not filled out. anyhow you need to be ready for the worst case scenario
[07:46] <brassmaster1> how can you tell how much swap is in use?
[07:46] <rgdfgte> top
[07:46] <brassmaster1> top and system monitor both tell me 0k of 0k are in use
[07:46] <bullgard4> donald: Do you mean Youtube?
[07:46] <donald> kenyon: I've tried getting the Adobe flash from the site but it's still the same problem
[07:46] <ruser> brassmaster1:   cat /proc/meminfo
[07:47] <donald> bullgrade4: What do you mean by "Do you mean YouTube?"?
[07:47] <ruser> donald:  i was getting the same thing. did you try clicking  the play button? :)
[07:47] <kenyon> brassmaster1: free
[07:47] <bullgard4> [NetworkManager 0.7.1-rc4.1] Starting Ubuntu 9.04 without assertion of System > Preferences > Startup Applications > Network Manager, I will get an IP4 address and network access. (I only have to key 'sudo dhclient eth0.) Starting it without this assertion, I will have no eth0 network access. Where should I look for an associated error message?
[07:48] <donald> ruser; I did and then on deezer. com I got this http://twitpic.com/4tyec after clicking on all the different ones
[07:49] <ruser> donald:  and how is it supposed to look like/
[07:49] <ruser> donald:  check you about:plugins  in FF
[07:49] <kenyon> donald: deezer.com looks like that for me too at first, then it loads fully
[07:50] <donald> ruser: noramlly it should look like this  http://www.maewi.fr/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/deezer.jpg
[07:51] <ruser> donald:  i see.  what  flash version you have in about:plugins?
[07:51] <voss> kimi, the other solution is to make a 9.04 live cd and see if running it has the screen looking as it should
[07:52] <ruser> voss:  what was his question
[07:52] <donald> ruser: I downloaded the most recent one from adobe this morning it think it 9 or something?
[07:52] <ruser> voss:  that doesn't sound like a right answer
[07:52] <jetscreamer> !fglrx
[07:52] <Aperculum> does fat-filesystem have that filesystem-id that I can use to identify and mount it?
[07:52] <voss> ruser screen resolution
[07:52] <donald> ruser: i'll go check
[07:52] <voss> 915 chipset
[07:53] <ruser> jetscreamer:  right except  9.4  catlyst for ati is borked in  jaunty
[07:53] <ruser> for older radeon cards
[07:53] <donald> ruser: how do I get to the plugins?
[07:54] <MrEgg964> Aperculum: sudo blkid
[07:54] <wortman> ok how do I get flash to quit crashing firefox in Ubuntu 9.04
[07:54] <ruser> donald:  just go into  firefox address bad and type about:plugins
[07:55] <ruser> s/bad/bar/
[07:55] <donald> ruser: okay thanks
[07:55] <Aperculum> MrEgg964: great, thanks a lot :)
[07:55] <kenyon> wortman: how do you know that flash is causing it?
[07:55] <wortman> because the sites didnt crash til I installed flash
[07:56] <kenyon> wortman: so remove flash, that should quit the crashing.
[07:56] <chuck_> Kingkimi  you have a lot of warnings in your log file concerning your hardware so i have no idea how to fix Xserver should find your monitor without putting it in xorg file but you have no EDID info in there
[07:56] <wortman> really you arent very helpful so please dont try
[07:57] <Ongacska> Aloha brotha'z
[07:57] <wortman> unless you have something constructive
[07:57] <ruser> wortman:  he is tryign ot confirm it's flash
[07:57] <Drikan> Hello all. hello any time i insert any cd or dvd it fails to mount and locks up my computer. ive posted the issue on ubuntus forums please read up and if you have any ideas with a solution please let me know. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1153253
[07:57] <wortman> goto collegehumortv and you will see it crash over and over
[07:57] <KingKimi> chuck_, i did xfix from recovery 4 times today... it didnt work and i again did it twice now.... and now it detected my monitor and gave my usual resolution..... what does my ubuntu doing ?
[07:57] <kenyon> I have had sun's java plugin crash Firefox, but not flash recently.
[07:58] <donald> ruser: I get this MIME type: application/x-shockwave-flash  Description:Adobe Flash movie Suffixes:swf Enabled: Yes
[07:58] <ruser> donald:  it also shold tell you the version you have installed
[07:58] <bc> wortman: ch.tv doesnt crash here
[07:58] <HxcSarah> O_O
[07:58] <donald> ruser: and a second line application/futuresplash 	FutureSplash movie 	spl 	Yes
[07:59] <donald> ruser: yes it does I hadn't seen it Shockwave Flash 9.0 r999
[07:59] <wortman> youtube does it too
[07:59] <wortman> even in software mode
[08:00] <bc> adamsandler.com guns my firefox down like it's the taliban though. no idea why. only site I've seen that crashes mine, so far.
[08:00] <ruser> wortman:  which veriosn of flash player you have?
[08:00] <wortman> 10
[08:01] <MrEgg964> Thanks for your help - bye :)
[08:01] <wortman> pretty much with flash animations, let me install adblock plus and element hiding 1 second
[08:01] <ruser> donald:  see there is version 10 avaiable :)  according to wortman  so maybe you should considering upgrade
[08:01] <chuck_> Kingkimi  if you tried the exact same thing 5 times and nothing then the 6th it worked your graphics driver is going bad or there is a bug in ubuntu search google for intel graphics ubuntu
[08:02] <ruser> shit i'm way too freaking tired
[08:02] <brassmaster1> wortman: does it happen randomly or are there specific triggers?
[08:02] <ruser> i'm gonna go sleep
[08:02] <wortman> idk installing plugins to see if it is poorly coded ads
[08:03] <donald> ruser: Alright but didn't I download the latest this morning?
[08:03] <ruser> wortman:  adblock is useful
[08:03] <KingKimi> chuck_, ok
[08:03] <ruser> wortman:  in any cause. but i guess matter of taste
[08:03] <KingKimi> chuck_, thnx .... bye
[08:04] <wortman> Ubuntu has saved my butt today, I lost my computers to a fire and I had one left and the Ubuntu cd came in the mail today and all my windows disks and my OSX disks and macs all went up in smoke
[08:04]  * ruser sleep time
[08:04] <voss> told kimi to get a 7300gs video card its $20 on ebay
[08:04] <donald> ruser: I hope this works, i'm installing it now
[08:05] <wortman> yeah its anything flash
[08:05] <wortman> anything flash kills Firefox
[08:05] <wortman> Ubuntu 9.04 pristine install with well flash installed
[08:05] <kenyon> wortman: amd64 or i386?
[08:06] <wortman> i386
[08:06] <voss> wort, 64 bit ubuntu?
[08:06] <zenmind> hi all i need help to install this file from the desktop vloopback1.1.3
[08:06] <zenmind> can you help me ?
[08:06] <brassmaster1> wortman: Sounds delightful. You don't have any other third party plugins in firefox, do you?
[08:06] <brassmaster1> besides like ABP
[08:06] <wortman> no
[08:07] <wortman> element hiding but it did it before that
[08:07] <shashwatpns> Can anyone explain me how to install windows after Ubuntu????????????
[08:07] <zenmind> can someone help me install this file vloopback1.1.3 ? i have it on the desktop
[08:07] <zenmind>  
[08:07] <lanoxx-> !a11y
[08:08] <donald> ruser: unfortunatly it hasn't worked ;_;
[08:08] <lanoxx-> whats a11y?
[08:08] <wortman> im gunna remove Ubuntu extenstions
[08:08] <kenyon> !dual boot | shashwatpns
[08:08] <zenmind> are you here helpers?
[08:08] <Drikan> shashwatpns: usuly you want to install windows before you install linux
[08:08] <brassmaster1> shashwatpns: but it will be okay. It's certainly not the first time it's been done.
[08:08] <wortman> you can install windows in virtual box it is an application that allows installing windows inside of Ubuntu
[08:09] <zenmind> can you help me brassmaster1?
[08:09] <constant__> hi all. can anybody tell me where displayconfig-gtk gets its' list of monitors from?
[08:09] <brassmaster1> zenmind: What is vloopback? Is it a script, source code, debian package?
[08:09] <zenmind> im trying to install this file from desktop vloopback1.1.3 it's a script
[08:10] <zenmind> for the webcamstudio
[08:10] <zenmind> it's a folder i uncompressed on the dekstop
[08:10] <brassmaster1> zenmind: Have you tried to run it and had problems?
[08:10] <atlef> zenmind: why did you not download the .deb file?
[08:10] <jetftwi> I  want some sort of technology software that enables me to organize college database and to make online registration  a sort of I think lie Drupal for posting  an similar thing for online registration online data entry by department heads and other personnels please
[08:11] <zenmind> i run it
[08:11] <zenmind> but i have to make install now
[08:11] <zenmind> how i do that?
[08:11] <zenmind> http://webcamstudio.wiki.sourceforge.net/Installation
[08:11] <zenmind> look here
[08:11] <wortman> jetftwi: learn php
[08:11] <zenmind> it explains what i have to do so you can help me thanxc
[08:11] <zenmind> x
[08:11] <kenyon> !ot | jetftwi
[08:12] <DICKBOYZ> hi all
[08:12] <bullgard4> [NetworkManager 0.7.1-rc4.1] Starting Ubuntu 9.04 without assertion of System > Preferences > Startup Applications > Network Manager, I will get an IP4 address and network access. (I only have to key 'sudo dhclient eth0.) Starting it with this assertion, I will have no eth0 network access. Where should I look for an associated error message?
[08:12] <DICKBOYZ> any 1 know
[08:12] <atlef> zenmind: get the .deb no need to "make install"
[08:12] <DICKBOYZ> my panel is missing
[08:12] <donald> did anybody else have this problem and managed to solve it? http://twitpic.com/4tyec a,d it's supposed to look like this  http://www.en350mots.fr/wp-content/uploads/2008/04/deezer-home-page.gif
[08:12] <jetftwi> but I want some softwares that run on ubuntu  I am having  ubuntu server and I know php
[08:13] <zenmind> where i get the deb?
[08:13] <setkeh> DICKBOYZ,  O_o you should probably change you name
[08:13] <zenmind> atlef you able to tell me where to get the deb?
[08:13] <DICKBOYZ> ok
[08:13] <atlef> zenmind: http://www.lavrsen.dk/foswiki/bin/view/Motion/DownloadFiles
[08:13] <CokyJazz> hi all
[08:14] <donald> ruser: thanks for your help with my problem even though it was unsuccessfull
[08:14] <sysdoc> jetftwi, I'm not sure what your trying to do, can you restate it?
[08:14] <donald> did anybody else have this problem and managed to solve it? http://twitpic.com/4tyec a,d it's supposed to look like this  http://www.en350mots.fr/wp-content/uploads/2008/04/deezer-home-page.gif
[08:15] <qcjn> for i in *.mp3; do mv -i "$i" "${i// }"; done   <---hi, i've found this command to take of the spaces, but i'd like to replace with undescore instead ??
[08:15] <zenmind> thanx wich one i take the hardy?
[08:15] <lstarnes> zenmind: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[08:15] <wortman> do any Ubuntu based smartphones exist for T-Mobile?
[08:15] <zenmind> latest
[08:15] <zenmind> last one out
[08:15] <Drikan> Hello all. hello any time i insert any cd or dvd it fails to mount and locks up my computer. ive posted the issue on ubuntus forums please read up and if you have any ideas with a solution please let me know. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1153253
[08:15] <lstarnes> zenmind: try lsb_release -a
[08:16] <lstarnes> qcjn: it might be this: for i in *.mp3; do mv -i "$i" "${i//_}"; done
[08:16] <lstarnes> zenmind: if it's 9.04, use the jaunty version
[08:16] <lstarnes> hardy is 8.04
[08:16] <zenmind> Description:	Ubuntu 9.04
[08:16] <zenmind> Release:	9.04
[08:16] <zenmind> Codename:	jaunty
[08:16] <qcjn> lstarnes, i thought of it, but the original doesn't replace with a space
[08:17] <ePax> zenmind: or try cat /etc/issue
[08:17] <zenmind> but why you making me take this deb file will that install webcamstudio for me?
[08:17] <ePax> zenmind: To see what version you are using,
[08:17] <lstarnes> qcjn: oh
[08:17] <zenmind> im using jaunty
[08:17] <qcjn> lstarnes, so i don't think, putting an underscore there will do the trick
[08:17] <wortman> wow gnome completely just crashed on me wow
[08:17] <Drikan> afk
[08:17] <zenmind> i just would like to know how to install this file i got on desktop vloopback1.1.3
[08:17] <qcjn> lstarnes, the original takes off the spca
[08:17] <zenmind> as i run the script in terminal
[08:17] <wortman> this is pretty unstable
[08:18] <zenmind> and that will install webcamstudio says
[08:18] <zenmind> how i do that?
[08:18] <clien> ding
[08:19] <zenmind> http://webcamstudio.wiki.sourceforge.net/Installation does anyone understad what i have to do here?
[08:19] <lstarnes> zenmind: what have you done so far?
[08:20] <zenmind> donwloaded that vloopback 1.1.3 and run it in terminal
[08:20] <zenmind> plus did this sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-generic
[08:20] <faryshta> !liveusb
[08:20] <zenmind> and it installed them
[08:20] <faryshta> !usb
[08:20] <zenmind> now it says there i got to make install from the folder on the desktop you able to help me with that?
[08:21] <lstarnes> zenmind: cd to the folder using tje cd command
[08:21] <lstarnes> zenmind: what is the folder's name on the desktop?
[08:21] <zenmind> vloopback1.1.3
[08:21] <zenmind> that is the name
[08:22] <zenmind> what do then ?
[08:22] <lstarnes> zenmind: then type cd ~/Desktop/vloopback1.1.3
[08:22] <lstarnes> zenmind: or use cd /home/<username>/Desktop/vloopback1.1.3
[08:22] <faryshta> On an old computer, after the installer get to 51% the installation of Ubuntu breaks with an error saying there is something wrong with the CD. The problem is I already installed Ubuntu in other machine with the same CD.
[08:22] <zenmind> buntu@ubuntu:~$ cd ~/Desktop/vloopback1.1.3
[08:22] <zenmind> ubuntu@ubuntu:~/Desktop/vloopback1.1.3$
[08:23] <lstarnes> zenmind: you don't need to paste that here
[08:23] <Azur3L1ght> Hi all
[08:23] <zenmind> ok
[08:23] <zenmind> now what i do and thanx for help
[08:23] <lstarnes> zenmind: now continue with that that link told you to do
[08:23] <Drikan> faryshta: i had the same issue i had to burn the cd at 4x
[08:23] <zenmind> but i don't know how to make install
[08:23] <voss> fary clean the cd with tissue
[08:23] <zenmind> can you help?
[08:23] <faryshta> Drikan, But I have already used this CD before and installed Ubuntu just fine.
[08:23] <lstarnes> zenmind: it says EXACTLY how to do that
[08:24] <zenmind> not for me
[08:24] <zenmind> i don't understand it
[08:24] <lstarnes> zenmind: did you see the line that says "Once installed, open a terminal and move to your folder where you unpacked to source of the module vloopback" >
[08:24] <ry_ch_o> hey thr hw do u install TV cards on ubuntu
[08:24] <kenyon> faryshta: maybe the CD drive is bad.
[08:24] <brassmaster1> Can anyone tell me if 9GB is sufficient for a Jaunty install?
[08:24] <lstarnes> zenmind: continue from there
[08:24] <zenmind> yes but im first time on linux
[08:24] <zenmind> i got no idea
[08:24] <vegombrei> upgraded to the latest ubuntu version and now my bluetooth headphones wont work
[08:24] <zenmind> of what you saying
[08:24] <brassmaster1> Hard drive space, that is
[08:24] <voss> fary you got smudges on it probably
[08:24] <lstarnes> zenmind: those things in that box are commands
[08:24] <Drikan> faryshta: yes but older cd-rom have dificalyy reading higher bur rates
[08:25] <zenmind> ok can you write me how to so i copy paste in terminal?
[08:25] <faryshta> kenyon, ouch that was my conclusion just wanted to corroborate. What can I do?
[08:25] <lstarnes> zenmind: do you see where that line is in that guide?
[08:25] <prassyy> you select it and copy
[08:25] <faryshta> Drikan, what do you mean by that?
[08:25] <lstarnes> zenmind: read to me the two lines below it
[08:25] <brassmaster1> 9GB? Enough disk space for Jaunty? Y/N?
[08:25] <voss> brass yes, jaunty needs less than 3gb
[08:25] <brassmaster1> thanks!
[08:26] <zenmind> damn why does linux have to make everything so hard
[08:26] <kenyon> faryshta: not much, once I had a drive that had errors when it tried to spin the disc past some certain speed.
[08:26] <zenmind> i did those commands nothing happend
[08:26] <lstarnes> zenmind: the make followed by sudo make install?
[08:26] <faryshta> kenyon, I  thought about USB-install, that may work?
[08:27] <prassyy> zenmind: strange it works for me, did you drag your mouse pointer all over the text and applied copy to it?
[08:27] <kenyon> faryshta: yeah, worth a try.
[08:27] <blaise> pardon, how do we install linux-2.6.29 via the package manager? I can't seem to find it..
[08:27] <voss> fary try cleaning the cd
[08:27] <Azur3L1ght> Anyone know how can i use stored command with ssh ?
[08:27] <zenmind> prassy
[08:27] <zenmind> there is something wrong
[08:27] <faryshta> Well is an old computer, in case it have not usb-boot, is there anything I can try with the cd-drive?
[08:27] <Drikan> faryshta: you installed ubuntu on a newer system and it worked just fine. newer cd-rom or opitcal drives usuly dont have any issue with reading faster burns.   older drives do. using a ununtu 9.04 disk burned at 24x worked fine on my mashine of only 6 months old but when i tryed the same disk on an older laptop formthe p2 erea is filed burned a new disk at 4x and the install went flawlessly
[08:27] <zenmind> i need to do all over
[08:27] <vegombrei> upgraded to the latest ubuntu version and now my bluetooth headphones wont work i need help getting it to work would anyone know what the problem is or have a fix?
[08:27] <zenmind> can you help me?
[08:28] <shashi_> .
[08:28] <prassyy> zenmind: well i'll try but what is the problem?
[08:28] <zenmind> ubuntu@ubuntu:~/Desktop/vloopback1.1.3$  im stuck here
[08:28] <shashi_> .
[08:28] <Azur3L1ght> i mean i write ssh user@host and when it prompt for a password to fill it automatically ?
[08:28] <lstarnes> zenmind: now typw this:
[08:28] <zenmind> i don't know what to do next if i copy make and sudo make install nothing happens
[08:28] <lstarnes> zenmind: make
[08:28] <lstarnes> *type
[08:29] <lstarnes> zenmind: then
[08:29] <lstarnes> zenmind: sudo make install
[08:29] <faryshta> Drikan, Ok I will try your way tomorrow morning when the stores are open.
[08:29] <zenmind> ok ill paste you the errors i get
[08:29] <zenmind> !pastebin
[08:29] <kenyon> blaise: blaise that kernel version does not exist for jaunty yet.
[08:29] <KingKimi> if i have two users as Admins in my ubuntu .....  if i install any thing from one admin. will it be applied for all the other admin and other users ?
[08:29] <lstarnes> KingKimi: yes
[08:30] <Drikan> Hello all. hello any time i insert any cd or dvd it fails to mount and locks up my computer. ive posted the issue on ubuntus forums please read up and if you have any ideas with a solution please let me know. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1153253
[08:30] <blaise> kenyon: how come?
[08:30] <KingKimi> lstarnes, but i installed winrar in wine in one admin acc,, and its not showing up in other accs , why ?
[08:30] <lstarnes> KingKimi: wine is per-user
[08:30] <faryshta> kenyon, Drikan thank you very much I hope I can fix it tomorrow see ya.
[08:30] <zenmind> http://paste.ubuntu.com/167573/
[08:30] <lstarnes> KingKimi: anything installed in it is installed only for that one user
[08:31] <lstarnes> KingKimi: but anything installed in the package manager is for every user
[08:31] <zenmind> here helpers thanx for help btw
[08:31] <kenyon> blaise: the ubuntu package maintainers haven't updated it yet. http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/linux-generic
[08:31] <voss> fary a new dvd rom drive is $18 with free shipping from newegg
[08:31] <blaise> hrmm....
[08:32] <KingKimi> lstarnes, ok...... thnx
[08:32] <faryshta> Drikan, about your problem. I had the same issue with THIS computer, on my case the CD-drive looks like it works, but the bios don't recognize it, I think some wire is missing between the mother board and the drive.
[08:32] <zenmind> why i get those errors istarnes?
[08:32] <Drikan> faryshta: np i hope you can as well  if you just upgrade the it may solve the issue but if it aint broke why fix it   if just buning a new disk at 4x dose it then you just saved your self $50
[08:32] <Azur3L1ght> anyone ?
[08:32]  * blaise stabs
[08:32] <zenmind> !paste bin
[08:32] <KingKimi> where is something like "send error report" of xp in my ubuntu ?
[08:32] <zenmind> !pastebin
[08:32] <faryshta> Drikan, maybe in your case is a hardware issue.
[08:32] <lstarnes> zenmind: it could be that the code being compiled is buggy
[08:33] <lstarnes> !bug | KingKimi
[08:33] <vegombrei> hey ya'll upgraded to the latest ubuntu version and now my bluetooth headphones wont work i need help getting it to work would anyone know what the problem is or have a fix?
[08:33] <bullgard4> [NetworkManager 0.7.1-rc4.1] Starting Ubuntu 9.04 without assertion of System > Preferences > Startup Applications > Network Manager, I will get an IP4 address and network access. (I only have to key 'sudo dhclient eth0.) Starting it with this assertion, I will have no eth0 network access. Where should I look for an associated error message?
[08:33] <effgee> anyone have some experience with grub and dmraid? Having a problem.
[08:33] <voss> zary if the bios doesnt recognize its probably the drive
[08:33] <KingKimi> lstarnes, no.. not that
[08:33] <blaise> so, erhm... could anyone explain to me why the broadcom-sta drivers work fine with WEP encryption in ubuntu,  but not in _any_ other linux distro?
[08:33] <Drikan> faryshta: the drive work fine when i boot into vista
[08:33] <KingKimi> lstarnes, i ask about the "send error report to microsoft" similar thing in ubuntu like "send error report to ubuntu"
[08:34] <KingKimi> lstarnes, wont it send error report directly ?
[08:34] <lstarnes> KingKimi: I don't think that exists
[08:34] <faryshta> Drikan, sorry then I have no idea.
[08:34] <Guest64686> hello there ..
[08:34] <brassmaster1> !ubuntu-bug
[08:34] <blaise> meh
[08:34] <effgee> !dmraid
[08:35] <brassmaster1> KingKimi: ubuntu-bug <package name>
[08:35] <effgee> !nothing or something.
[08:35] <brassmaster1> KingKimi: That's what you're looking for.
[08:35] <effgee> !anything
[08:35] <Drikan> faryshta: yea now you know my frustration. every thing else works just not the drive in linux
[08:35] <effgee> hehe
[08:35] <blaise> all kinds of problems comming from ATA3
[08:35] <blaise> so called soft resets..
[08:36] <blaise> first time I've ever seen it from this hardware
[08:36] <blaise> never seen it with any other linux distro
[08:36] <voss> blaise, did you add something new?
[08:36] <blaise> negative..
[08:37] <blaise> it's the only harddrive on the computer
[08:37] <blaise> kind of disturbing actualy
[08:37] <Guest64686> This is first time for me here and using  Linux OS  Linux/Ubuntu
[08:37] <voss> blaise do you have more than one ide port?
[08:38] <brassmaster1> Guest64686: Congrats, and welcome.
[08:38] <deek> heya
[08:38] <blaise> voss: I would gladly show my dmesg, but I can't seem to locate wgetpaste in the package manager, and I'm not farmiliar with dpkg yet
[08:38] <deek> quick question RE: ATI video drivers.
[08:39] <deek> i'm running 9.04 - installed the FGLRX drivers from the hardware drivers adminstrative pane, but i want to use the driver from AMD site... problem is, its a .run file... and i'm too new to know what to do with it.
[08:39] <Guest64686> lol i dont what to do !!
[08:39] <cbass3k> hey guys, I have been looking through forums for over an hour now and havent been able to come up with a solution
[08:39] <blaise> voss: I can't seem to find nopaste either
[08:39] <brassmaster1> deek: sudo chmod +x <filename>
[08:40] <deek> TY
[08:40] <brassmaster1> deek: ./<filename>
[08:40] <cbass3k> i connected my laptop to my tv today with s-video and somehow changed the screen resolution so that it would come up on the tv
[08:40] <nmvictor> cbass3k:what problem?
[08:40] <cbass3k> now i cant get a screen on the tv, and i lost my regular screen output on my laptop
[08:40] <brassmaster1> deek: replace that second command with sudo ./<filename> instead
[08:40] <deek> gotcha
[08:40] <deek> i tried just ./filename, but it didn't work
[08:40] <deek> said permission denied
[08:41] <brassmaster1> yeah. did you do chmod +x first?
[08:41] <blaise> sh <file>
[08:41] <deek> doin now
[08:41] <KingKimi> lstarnes, brassmaster1 https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Apport  this one ?
[08:41] <nmvictor> cbass3k:sorry,no idea
[08:41] <cbass3k> i tried xrandr and gnome-display settings
[08:41] <Guest64686> OK I have Question ? how can send mail under command line ??
[08:41] <blaise> Guest64686: I like pine
[08:41] <l3ns> hi everyone!
[08:41] <myNameIsN> l3ns: hi
[08:41] <brassmaster1> KingKimi: yes. you just type ubuntu-bug <package-name> in the terminal
[08:41] <lstarnes> Guest64686: there are mail programs, such as cone, mutt, pine, and sendmail
[08:42] <cbass3k> i just dont know how to switch back to my regular display through terminal, because the panels on the top and bottom are missing
[08:42] <myNameIsN> sendmail rocks
[08:42] <brassmaster1> deek: is it working?
[08:42] <deek> brassmaster1, still says permission denied
[08:42] <deek> no sir
[08:42] <brassmaster1> so you did sudo chmod +x ati-driver-name-here.run
[08:42] <deek> yes.
[08:42] <brassmaster1> then sudo ./ati-driver-name-here.run?
[08:42] <deek> sudo chmod +x ati-driver-installer-9-4-x86.x86_64.run
[08:42] <blaise> Guest64686: it's listed as a package of links, pine and GnuPG together as "topal"
[08:42] <KingKimi> brassmaster1, ok
[08:43] <deek> sudo ./ati-driver-installer-9-4-x86.x86_64.run
[08:43] <CodeWar> lspci gives me the bus.device.func how do I go about finding what driver is installed for this device
[08:43] <l3ns> I just donwloaded Jpcap.. now I need to set the classpath.. How can do it in ubuntu?..
[08:43] <brassmaster1> anyone know why what i suggested to deek wouldn't work?
[08:44] <blaise> maybe "chmod u+x <file>" would work better?
[08:44] <Guest64686> i fact i programing with Vb.net and never use any anther language programer so i start offer again with linux and c/c++
[08:44] <deek> still no go blaise
[08:44] <deek> brassmaster1, do i not need a .deb file?
[08:44] <nmvictor> bassmaster1:what was that all about,trying to execute a file?
[08:45] <brassmaster1> deek: no, you shouldn't.
[08:45] <blaise> deek: have you tryed "sh <file>" ?
[08:45] <brassmaster1> deek: i have installed fglrx that way.
[08:45] <kenyon> deek: use the file command to see what that file is.
[08:45] <deek> sh worked
[08:45] <deek> no
[08:45] <zhu> hi
[08:45] <deek> it didn't, it processed a bit... then it said permission denied
[08:45] <zhu> dkd
[08:45] <blaise> deek: I bet..
[08:45] <brassmaster1> deek: admittedly, it's not the best way to do it. should really be using something like envyng
[08:45] <deek> sudo sh <file>?
[08:45] <carick> holy shit there are so many more people in ubuntu than archlinux
[08:46] <blaise> deek: yeah..
[08:46] <lucki> hola amigos
[08:46] <carick> anyway for screen to tab complete window names
[08:46] <Guest64686> Cool I will come back after learn more Have nice day
[08:46] <deek> should i first uninstall the hardware driver i have installed?
[08:46] <Kilroc> Hey everyone. intermediate Linux user here. I have a few questions about my wireless card if anyone wants to help me out
[08:46] <carick> like in C-a "
[08:46] <lucki> alguien que hable español
[08:46] <brassmaster1> deek: try sudo apt-get install envyng-gtk
[08:46] <carick> Kilroc: !ask
[08:47] <kenyon> !es | lucki
[08:47] <blaise> deek: nah..
[08:47] <blaise> lol
[08:47] <reisi> does anyone know how to restore the network manager applet in ubuntu 9.04?
[08:47] <carick> !give Kilroc ask
[08:47]  * dronix gives Kilroc an umbrella
[08:47] <blaise> I have all kinds of video support on mine,
[08:47] <deek> ok its installed
[08:47] <carick> wtf...no phrik here....
[08:47] <lucki> ok gracias amigo
[08:47] <lucki> muy agradecido de verdad
[08:47]  * Kilroc blinks
[08:47] <blaise> as long as I change the xorg.conf, under the driver section.. xorg doesn't really care
[08:48] <brassmaster1> deek: you will also need envyng-qt
[08:48] <brassmaster1> deek: my bad
[08:48] <deek> ok installed
[08:48] <blaise> brassmaster1: what is that envyng-qt for?
[08:48] <kenyon> !info envyng-qt
[08:48] <brassmaster1> anyway, once you have that, run envyng-qt
[08:49] <blaise> interesting....
[08:49] <lstarnes> qcjn: try this: for i in *.mp3; do mv -i "$i" "${i// /_}"; done
[08:49] <brassmaster1> deek: it will be really obvious how to proceed.
[08:49] <blaise> ubuntantly...
[08:49] <deek> i have it open... and it shows that i have an ATI driver enabled... vs 8.600-0ubuntu2
[08:49] <deek> however i don't see an option to choose my own
[08:50] <brassmaster1> what card do you have?
[08:50] <deek> ati 4870
[08:50] <deek> 1gb
[08:50] <brassmaster1> it doesn't give you an option to install fglrx?
[08:50] <deek> i have that installed brassmaster1 a lready
[08:50] <nmvictor> Is their a .DAT to .mpg converter out their,i gotta convert some files here and make CDs out of them.
[08:50] <deek> i found that under hardware drivers.
[08:50] <brassmaster1> deek: you should already be set then
[08:50] <bullgard4> [NetworkManager 0.7.1-rc4.1] Starting Ubuntu 9.04 without assertion of System > Preferences > Startup Applications > Network Manager, I will get an IP4 address and network access. (I only have to key 'sudo dhclient eth0.) Starting it with this assertion, I will have no eth0 network access. Where should I look for an associated error message?
[08:50] <deek> but i'm trying to install the driver from ati.com
[08:50] <brassmaster1> deek: because it's newer?
[08:51] <deek> since i'm getting flicker issues in wow using cedega, after checking everything at #cedega
[08:51] <lolipop> Hi, i have accidentally remove my /etc/modules on ubuntu 8.10 and i cant remember any default module should be in the list....
[08:51] <kordou> hi all!
[08:51] <brassmaster1> deek: envy usually suggests the latest version. i'm not sure why it wouldn't or isn't now.
[08:51] <cbass3k> can anyone tell me how to open Screen Resolution via Alt+F2?
[08:52] <bullgard4> lolipop: And what is your question?
[08:52] <kordou> i have some problem installing a 32bit soft on a 64bit ubuntu 9.04. could some one help
[08:52] <deek> i can't find what version of Catalyst is actualy installed
[08:52] <deek> i have CCC open
[08:52] <deek> 2d driver version is 8.6
[08:52] <deek> and the one from ati is 9.4
[08:52] <kenyon> !ask | kordou
[08:53] <lolipop> bullgard4: how can i recover that?
[08:53] <deek> brassmaster1, TY...
[08:53] <brassmaster1> deek: ?
[08:53] <deek> for trying
[08:53] <deek> i still can't get the .run file to.... run
[08:54] <kordou> kenyon I intalled the program witch was a run file and i get the error : "error while loading shared libraries: libg2c.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"
[08:54] <brassmaster1> deek: oh yeah, no problem. sorry i couldn't be of more help.
[08:54] <kenyon> lolipop: you likely don't need /etc/modules unless you know of a particular module you want to load.
[08:54] <deek> anyone else have an idea how to make a .run file work in ubuntu?
[08:54] <deek> keeps telling me permission denied.
[08:54] <kordou> kenyon, i have installed this lib before installation on 64bit version
[08:55] <kenyon> deek: doesn't amd provide any instructions?
[08:55] <bullgard4> lolipop: I cannot tell you as I have only Ubuntu 8.04.2 and 9.04.
[08:55] <spawn> i need drivers for my ati grafics card the proprietary drivers are screwing everything up i just upgraded to ubuntu 9.04 clean install and my card is ATI Radeon HD 3870
[08:55] <kenyon> deek: or ati.
[08:55] <blaise> deek: it's being denied permissions to create files and directories
[08:55] <deek> not specific to ubuntu
[08:55] <Kilroc> !ask Why does my BCM4328 802.11a/b/g/n (rev 3) Broadcom wireless card only work intermidently under Ubuntu 9.04? (On and off after reboots and toggling the wireless on/off in NetworkManagerApplet) and using Fn+F2.(God I hope I'm doing this ask thing right).
[08:55] <lolipop> thanks kenyon and bullgard4
[08:55] <carick> does anyone know a way to have screen tab complete the windows in C-a '
[08:55] <Kilroc> son of a
[08:55] <blaise> deek: have you tryed running it via sudo ?
[08:55] <deek> yes
[08:55] <deek> many ways
[08:55] <carick> Kilroc: try wicd
[08:56] <cbass3k> does anyone know how to open up the Screen Resolution program through terminal?
[08:56] <blaise> there must be some kind of chroot or something
[08:56] <blaise> root jail of some sorts
[08:56] <carick> Kilroc: just a suggestion, idk specifically and i doubt it is the manager, but worth a try no?
[08:56] <quibbler> deek-> look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=239797
[08:56] <lstarnes> cbass3k: try gnome-display-properties
[08:56] <SandGorgon> anybody know if there is a ppa available for openoffice 3.1 ?
[08:56] <bullgard4> cbass3k: What do you mean by "the screen resolution program"?
[08:57] <nnull> lstarnes is correct
[08:57] <carick> Kilroc: idk about the ! commands, they work in #archlinux
[08:57] <kenyon> kordou: if you install the package with ubuntu's package manager, it should handle 32 bit library installation automatically.
[08:57] <cbass3k> the one under prefrences in the top panel, except i connected my laptop to my tv and now i lost both panels and i cant even get a screen to show up on the tv
[08:57] <kordou> kenyon i did this way
[08:58] <matt7676> is it necessary to unmount USB HDDs and USB memory sticks at nowadays using Linux? Or is it fine to just plug out?
[08:58] <cbass3k> hahaha!!!
[08:58] <qcjn> lstarnes, thanks, got it else where, but that was it ! :)
[08:58] <cbass3k> yes got it :-)
[08:58] <lstarnes> matt7676: it is probably safer to manually unmount first
[08:58] <carick> matt7676: you always should unmount but i havent had any problems with hotplugging
[08:58] <cbass3k> thanks you bullgard4
[08:59] <nnull> matt7676 indeed id would suggest umounting them;..
[08:59] <nnull> i*
[08:59] <quibbler> matt7676-> always unmount
[08:59] <Barre> how do I configure my touchscreen (evtouch driver) installed as display :0.1 to update the correct display? the mouse pointer is updated on display :0.0 instead of :0.1
[08:59] <matt7676> ok, thanks!
[09:00] <bullgard4> SandGorgon: You can ask that also in #openoffice.org
[09:00] <Yanick_> hi, I read the thread at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=587856 (even if I have jackalope) and wondered if the problem of the hidden cursor was already fixed in compiz? I too have a disappearing cursor and I use the Advanced Zoom often, so disabling it is... well, sadning :) The question is then, is it really compiz advanced zoom, and if so, anyone knows of a fix soon?
[09:01] <sysdoc> Barre, seperate X sessions?
[09:01] <Barre> sysdoc: yes
[09:01] <sysdoc> Barre, Jaunty?
[09:01] <painted> what's the best media player for ubuntu
[09:02] <Barre> sysdoc: no, sorry for not telling ... I'm running 8.10
[09:02] <Yanick_> painted, VLC plays almost anything. but if you install Xine, it works good too
[09:02] <painted> VLC is crap compared to km player which is windows only :(
[09:02] <quibbler> painted-> there is no best. just a suggestion...vlc
[09:02] <sysdoc> Barre, ok, sorry don't think that you problem is where I was heading
[09:03] <Barre> sysdoc: k.. thx
[09:03] <painted> i'm having trouble getting native resolution for my monitor
[09:03] <Yanick_> painted, for Windows, I prefer media player classic, personally
[09:03] <painted> does anyone know what i can do to fix it
[09:03] <quibbler> !players | painted
[09:04] <painted> thank u ubottu
[09:04] <reid> hi all.  my server's mobo just fried and I just put a new one in with it.  It no longer connects to my network.  Any ideas?
[09:04] <nmvictor> painted:I would recommend mplayer,plays almost anthing
[09:04] <painted> thank you nmvictor
[09:04] <painted> mplayer sounds good :(
[09:04] <painted> :)
[09:04] <painted> i really don't like VLC
[09:04] <painted> can't even output subtitles correctly
[09:05] <tanveer> i need some help about GRUB
[09:05] <tanveer> some1 msg me
[09:05] <painted> brb
[09:05] <Twim4> hello all, does anybody know where i can find a detailed tutorial or howto to configure an own kernel?
[09:06] <m3dlg> my main pc has a pop-up message that comes shortly after booting and just wont go away  regardless of what button is pushed, it's message is 'Tracker there was an error performing indexing: index corrupted' 'reindex all contents/cancel/ok' whenever running the cpu goes into full usage.
[09:06] <tanveer> i need some on GRUB and windows 7 someone msg me plz
[09:06] <kenyon> !dual boot | tanveer
[09:06] <lstarnes> tanveer: what are you trying to do, exactly?
[09:07] <tanveer> i dual boot xp and ubuntu i am getting win7 this weekend and i worried i wont be able to boot into ubuntu, and i have loads of files and information on ubnutu
[09:08] <tanveer> and i dont want to reinstall it then il lose everything
[09:08] <Kilroc> carick: Thanks for the help, wicd seems to be picking up my wireless networks reliably. But I'll have to keep using it to see if it continues to do so.
[09:08] <kenyon> tanveer: you can always boot with the liveCD and fix the problems.
[09:08] <tanveer> how??!
[09:08] <painted> tanveer, why don't you back up your stuff then
[09:08] <tanveer> i havent got nothing
[09:08] <tanveer> to back onto
[09:09] <painted> tanveer, as long as you don't touch the linux partitions, windows 7 installation shouldn't mess it up
[09:09] <tanveer> but what about grub?? wont it go
[09:09] <painted> if grub doesn't work, just use livecd to mess with it
[09:09] <painted> with livecd, you can reinstall and adjust grub
[09:09] <Drikan> Hello all. hello any time i insert any cd or dvd it fails to mount and locks up my computer. ive posted the issue on ubuntus forums please read up and if you have any ideas with a solution please let me know. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1153253
[09:09] <SandGorgon> guys, please suggest a highly compatible linux wireless usb key - we want to get rid of wires for all our desktops in the office
[09:09] <tanveer> what i do with the live cd
[09:09] <kenyon> tanveer: you should install windows to a separate hard drive, with your ubuntu drive unplugged during the install.
[09:09] <tanveer> would that work?
[09:09] <ePax> tanveer: It ill dissapear if you install windows after ubuntu. I think that windows have some boot app as well.
[09:10] <sysdoc> tanveer, Once you have installed Win7, you should only have to install grub again
[09:10] <Twim4> tanveer http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351 try this
[09:10] <nmvictor> m3dlg:what if you remove tracker from the startup programs?tried  that?
[09:10] <wrsg> im trying to install the amd64 version of intrepid, but im getting the devirce sr0 error
[09:10] <m3dlg> nmvictor no, but i dont even know what tracker is
[09:10] <sysdoc> tanveer, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[09:11] <nmvictor> m3dlg:i will suggest you PM me,I am sing irssi and so I might miss your reply,no notifications on this IRC-client
[09:11] <tanveer> howmany sites do i have to go to?!?!
[09:12] <sysdoc> lol
[09:12] <Twim4> tanveer just google about it!
[09:12] <Twim4> and u will find the answer
[09:13] <ePax> tanveer: If you install windows after ubuntu instalation you wont be able to use grob load beacuse of windows... you have to recover your grob load after windows instalation
[09:13] <tanveer> i am trying!!!
[09:13] <sysdoc> grub too
[09:13] <tanveer> its compliacted
[09:14] <tanveer> to much to read!
[09:14] <wrsg> anyone know why im getting a device sr0 when trying to install amd64 intrepid
[09:14] <painted> does ubuntu 9.04 write to ntfs out of the box
[09:14] <wrsg> device sr0 error
[09:14] <wrsg> painted: yes it does
[09:14] <tanveer> what is sudo?
[09:14] <Slart> wrsg: that is the cdrom.. scratched cd
[09:15] <quibbler> !sudo | tanveer
[09:15] <Slart> wrsg: have you tried the "check cd" option when you boot?
[09:15] <m3dlg> nmvictor, stopped it all from starting, this looks like it will have solved it. just rebooting
[09:15] <painted> thank you wrsg
[09:15] <wrsg> Slart: yes i have also tried md5summing it, and it comes up as good
[09:15] <wrsg> i have tried more than 1 cd
[09:16] <nmvictor> ePax:it would be better if you told how to recover the grub load.
[09:16] <painted> i installed ubuntu and got the nvidia drivers for my gpu, but ubuntu won't display at my monitor's native resolution, does anyone know a workaround?
[09:16] <Drikan> painted: what monitor do you have?
[09:16] <Slart> wrsg: hmm.. then I don't really know.. I guess your cd-drive could in some way be incompatible but that doesn't happen very often
[09:16] <painted> i have asus 22 inch
[09:16] <painted> 1680 by 1050
[09:16] <painted> but ubuntu will only do 1600 by 1000
[09:17] <wrsg> Slart: the cd drive works otherwise
[09:17] <wrsg> i hvae had this problem b4, and never really got to the root of it
[09:17] <Gnea> painted: hey. did you install nvidia-settings?
[09:17] <Drikan> painted: odd ive a 22' native 1680x 1050 and it detected just fine can you pastbin you xorg.conf
[09:17] <kenyon> wrsg: is it like this? https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/266951
[09:18] <painted> gnea, yes i did
[09:18] <zamarax> q: I've read alot of forum posts but nothing seems to be working for me, I have an nvidia 8600GT in my notebook and I can't seem to get desktop effects enabled
[09:18] <Gnea> painted: ok, should be available in the system->administration menu
[09:18] <painted> drikan, i will in a moment.. in windows 7 rite now
[09:18] <zamarax> the latest nvidia driver is installed
[09:18] <painted> gnea, native resolution was not available as an option
[09:18] <zamarax> and appears to be working
[09:18] <ePax> nmvictor: He got some links to ubuntu forum about grub recovery.
[09:19] <nmvictor> ePax:ok
[09:19] <Drikan> painted: nvidia autodetected my monitors setting you have to use the nvidia x server settings
[09:19] <wrsg> kenyon: yes almost exactly like that, except no squashfs errors which imi guessing is because amd64 doesnt use it
[09:19] <painted> drikan, i did use nvidia x server settings
[09:20] <painted> gnea, i thot u went to sleep :P
[09:20] <Drikan> Gnea: welcome back fyi pci=routeirq didnt do the trick
[09:20] <kenyon> wrsg: I googled for sr0 amd64 ubuntu intrepid and got that. there were a bunch of other hits you might check out.
[09:20] <Gnea> painted: i did :p
[09:20] <painted> gnea, for 10 min? :P
[09:20] <metti> ciao
[09:20] <Gnea> lol
[09:20] <Gnea> short nap
[09:20] <metti> !list
[09:20] <Drikan> no hes been off line for about an hr or so
[09:21] <zamarax> where can I see a log of why desktop effects are not being enabled?
[09:21] <Slart> zamarax: you could start compiz from a terminal..
[09:22] <Slart> zamarax: I think it's something like "compiz --replace"
[09:22] <Shinu> !hi
[09:22] <Yownanymous> !info
[09:22] <Yownanymous> oh the hell with it
[09:22] <Yownanymous> I seriously need to learn the bot commands :P
[09:22] <Slart> !bot | Yownanymous
[09:22] <Gnea> !language | Yownanymous
[09:24] <Gnea> Drikan: other than futzing around with another drive, i suppose you could fiddle with the M/S/CS settings
[09:24] <Blodskur> Is it possible to get Paint.NET running in Ubuntu?
[09:24] <Shinu> Bug 1 is quite funny xD
[09:24] <Drikan> Gnea: explain
[09:24] <Gnea> Drikan: master/slave/cable select - you said it's a PATA, right?
[09:24] <Slart> Blodskur: you might want to try mono for running .net apps in ubuntu
[09:25] <pc> hey guys!
[09:25] <ePax> Blodskur: If its windows applications you can try to install and run it with wine.... To install wine type sudo apt-get install wine
[09:25] <Blodskur> Thanks.
[09:25] <Drikan> Gnea: yea tryed that
[09:25] <darcknight> hi there.. anyone playing nexuiz on intel 945???
[09:25] <atlef> Blodskur: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=10573
[09:25] <painted> o yeah, wanna hear something funny gnea
[09:25] <Gnea> Drikan: do you have another computer you could test the drive in?
[09:25] <pc> can i ask a question at you?
[09:25] <painted> i had a harmless little worm file that i just let stay on my drive because i didn't want to install anti virus to get rid of it
[09:26] <Drikan> Gnea: no but as ive stated before it works just fine in vista
[09:26] <painted> but in ubuntu, i was able to simply delete the file
[09:26] <pc>  can i ask a question at you?
[09:26] <kenyon> !ask > pc
[09:26] <tanveer> is it ssafe to use the supergrub disk?
[09:26] <pc> ok the question is:
[09:26] <SPirate> what code do u have to put in the Terminal to find out what graphics card i have?
[09:26] <Blodskur> I tried Wine, it said something about not being needing some Microsoft .NET framework.
[09:26] <lstarnes> SPirate: try lspci | grep VGA
[09:27] <pc> my emesene doesn't launch at all, i tried to remove and then add it again but it still does'nt launces...
[09:27] <Gnea> Drikan: what's the make/model of the drive?
[09:27] <Blodskur> I'll try that link, thanks.
[09:27] <SPirate> Lstarres: thanks
[09:27] <Drikan> Gnea: ive done a little digging around the internet for people using the same drive
[09:27] <darcknight> el 945 chipset... i got a low laggy screen on the 3rd stage
[09:27] <Gnea> Drikan: and?
[09:27] <Drikan> Gnea: its posed onthe fourm
[09:27] <pc> my emesene doesn't launch at all, i tried to remove and then add it again but it still does'nt launces..
[09:27] <Drikan> Gnea: and they seem to be wroking fine
[09:28] <painted> rebooting into ubuntu
[09:28] <painted> be right back
[09:28] <pc> my emesene doesn't launch at all, i tried to remove and then add it again but it still does'nt launces..
[09:28] <darcknight> anyone playing nexuiz on intel 945 chipset...  i got a low laggy screen on the 3rd stage
[09:28] <treyh> pc: don't spam
[09:28] <pc> i just ask...
[09:28] <Drikan> Gnea: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7243790#post7243790
[09:28] <zamarax> nice, I got it to work, it was just gnomes composting engine
[09:28] <pc> can somebodfy o f you answer me pls?
[09:28] <zamarax> thanks!
[09:28] <SPirate> can u have beryl and compiz fusion on the same computer
[09:28] <ePax> pc: sudo apt-get install pidgin try that one if emesen will not start
[09:29] <treyh> pc: what command did you use to install it, and how are you trying to launch it
[09:29] <pc> i tried, but i prefer emesene
[09:29] <pc> i installed it withthe command given at the website...
[09:29] <treyh> pc: what was the command
[09:30] <Gnea> oh that's right..
[09:30] <vimalp> hello every one
[09:30] <pc> wait a minute, i'lll copy-paste it...
[09:30] <Raf> hi guys :)
[09:30] <ePax> vimalp: hi
[09:30] <Drikan> Raf: hello
[09:30] <kholerabbi> I want to set up Privoxy as an ad blocker on a standalone pc. I have set listen-address  to 127.0.0.1:8118. I don't want to change all my browsers settings - is the correct way to intercept without changing their settings through "Network Proxy Settings"->Manual Proxy Configuration?
[09:31] <vimalp> in my system title bar missing
[09:31] <nmvictor> pc:Are you trgeting an msn clent?
[09:31] <carick> vimalp: ?
[09:31] <vimalp> every time when i login i need to choose effect then it search for driver
[09:31] <pc> what does trgeting mean?
[09:31] <Raf> can someone help me do whatever is needed so that i can transfer documents between my windows and ubuntu partition?
[09:31] <darcknight> anyone?????
[09:32] <vimalp> then it shows me title bar
[09:32] <carick> Raf: do you have it mounted
[09:32] <Raf> um?
[09:32] <vimalp> to access the widnow partition
[09:32] <Gnea> Drikan: updated the firmware on the dvdram drive?
[09:32] <Raf> i am very new to ubuntu
[09:32] <Drikan> humm amm no
[09:32] <vimalp> one drive it will show called media
[09:32] <ePax> vimp: It seems like you have not installed your drivers properly
[09:32] <carick> Raf: pastebin your /etc/fstab
[09:33] <Drikan> Gnea: no i haven't and not quite sure where to get the firmwear
[09:33] <Raf> ??
[09:33] <Gnea> Drikan: if that doesn't work, check to see if the motherboard has any firmware updates
[09:33] <Raf> carick: ??
[09:33] <Gnea> Drikan: who made the computer?
[09:33] <darcknight> atleast is anyone using ubuntu on an intel 945 chipset???
[09:33] <vimalp> ePax
[09:33] <bullgard4> What does 'PCIO' stand for in ACPI?
[09:33] <vimalp> can yo plz tell me again
[09:33] <vimalp> what i can do?
[09:33] <carick> Raf: nvm, type view /etc/fstab
[09:33] <sriramoman> how do i find the ip address assigned by my dhcp server
[09:33] <sriramoman> the ip address that shows up in whatismyip.com and the like
[09:33] <Drikan> Gnea: gateway and i allredy have the latest firmwear update for the MB
[09:33] <Raf> carick: where?
[09:33] <carick> Raf: terminal
[09:34] <Gnea> Drikan: they should have it on their site then, if they sold you the dvdram drive
[09:34] <ePax> vimalp: To be able to run Compiz you have to have your card drivers installed.
[09:34] <vimalp> yes it is installed
[09:34] <Raf> carick: ok, now what?
[09:34]  * Gnea would not recommend gateway, but that's just a personal choice...
[09:34] <carick> Raf: is there a line that has ntfs-3g in it?
[09:34] <rpattabi> HELP: I am trying to connect to a VPN server. I get "LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests". How can I debug this to find where the problem is?
[09:34] <vimalp> * it way already installed
[09:35] <ePax> vimalp: Have you installed compiz-settings?
[09:35] <vimalp> yes
[09:35] <Armageddon> what's X's development branches' package name ?
[09:35] <Raf> carick: not that i can see
[09:35] <carick> Raf: type /ntfs
[09:35] <carick> raf while in that window
[09:35] <Raf> carick: didn't work
[09:36] <carick> Raf: didnt work? whats that mean
[09:36] <vimalp> i have full compiz setting manager
[09:36] <vimalp> in that what can i do ePax can you plz guide me
[09:36] <Drikan> Gnea: no noupdates for the drive
[09:36] <Armageddon> !x
[09:36] <Raf> carick: can you tell me what to do, from the start?
[09:36] <darcknight> so the ubuntu community decides to iggy me.. alright
[09:36] <carick> okay
[09:36] <carick> close that teminal
[09:36] <ePax> Raf: To be able to share files between ubuntu and windows you have to have samba installed on ubuntu and make one folder as shared folder so that you can share files from windows... and in windows you have to add ubuntu share as network share.
[09:36] <ePax> vimalp: What graphic card do you have?
[09:37] <Raf> carick: done
[09:37] <carick> Raf: then open gedit, either with alt-f2 gedit or from application
[09:37] <vimalp> ePax: how do i check?
[09:37] <ePax> darcknight: Ask your question. And if someone knows answer they will answer
[09:37] <Raf> alt+f2 opened Run Application
[09:37] <ePax> vimalp: Type lspci in your terminal
[09:37] <carick> yep
[09:37] <Raf> ok
[09:37] <carick> Raf: then type gedit
[09:37] <Raf> now what?
[09:37] <Raf> ok
[09:38] <Raf> ok, gedit's open
[09:38] <carick> Raf: file>open>
[09:38] <vimalp> let me check
[09:38] <carick> Raf: then choose /etc/fstab
[09:38] <darcknight> already did that thrice epax
[09:38] <Raf> carick: from where?
[09:38] <carick> Raf: gedit
[09:38] <darcknight> i just wanted to know if anyone uses intel 945 here
[09:38] <darcknight> cos i got a lot of issues with it
[09:38] <Raf> whaaa
[09:39] <carick> darcknight: i7?
[09:39] <ePax> darcknight: What kind of issues?
[09:39] <vimalp> ePax:Intel Corporation 82946GZ/GL Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
[09:39] <m3dlg> my next problem is my graphic settings are lost at reboot, i'm using an agp 3850 ATI card with ati drivers. i have dual head
[09:39] <darcknight> cannot play any games that i could play on windows.
[09:39] <carick> Raf: i just want you to open the file /etc/fstab in gedit
[09:39] <Raf> carick: i don't understand what you mean. i am in gedit, and have gone file>open
[09:39] <vimalp> ePax: i have paste the graphics card detail
[09:40] <carick> Raf: browse to /etc/
[09:40] <carick> Raf: then select fstab, it is a file
[09:40] <ePax> vimalp: Try to google about how to install drivers properly for your card.
[09:40] <SoylentYellow> Can I cancel the "dd" command while it progress? It is taking too long to clone a partition. Will it screw up my source partition?
[09:40] <rpattabi> HELP: I am trying to connect to a VPN server. I get "LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests". How can I debug this to find where the problem is?
[09:40] <vimalp> ok fine
[09:40] <Raf> i cant find it..
[09:40] <vimalp> thanks ePax
[09:40] <carick> Raf: close gedit
[09:40] <Raf> carick: oh wait, ive got it
[09:40] <darcknight> after lot of research i installed mesa drivers and now i got direct rendering + yes
[09:40] <carick> Raf: alright
[09:40] <vimalp> i think i did some mistake in compize setting manager
[09:41] <carick> Raf: then do a find for ntfs and see if it finds anything
[09:41] <Slart> darcknight: so you're using software rendering?
[09:41] <darcknight> whats that slart???
[09:41] <painted> gnea
[09:41] <Raf> ntfs isnt in it
[09:41] <Raf> # /etc/fstab: static file system information.
[09:41] <Slart> darcknight: I heard intel video devices had some driver problems in jaunty.. that might be what you're experiencing
[09:41] <Raf> #
[09:41] <Raf> # <file system> <mount point>   <type>  <options>       <dump>  <pass>
[09:41] <Raf> proc            /proc           proc    defaults        0       0
[09:41] <Raf> # /dev/sda5
[09:41] <FloodBot3> Raf: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:42] <carick> Raf: do not paste here
[09:42] <Raf> carick: sorry
[09:42] <painted> gnea, i tried to save my x config file, it says unable to create new x config backup file'/etc/x11/xorg.conf.backup
[09:42] <darcknight> am not on jaunty... i am on hardy..
[09:42] <ePax> !pastebin | Raf
[09:42] <painted> what is up with that
[09:42] <Drikan> Gnea: how do i check witch drivers ubuntu is using for my drive?
[09:42] <carick> Raf: okay
[09:42] <Slart> darcknight: software rendering means the processor does all the hard work of drawing polygons and such... kind of like gaming in 1992 =)
[09:42] <Raf> i am going to use codepad.org, i like it, and i can remember the name
[09:42] <vimalp> everytime when i login i need to choose visul effect
[09:42] <Blodskur> I'm doing this guide on here to install Paint.NET and I'm stuck on step 4 with the patching, how do I do it? http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=10573
[09:42] <darcknight> ok ok slart.. :)
[09:42] <carick> Raf: open terminal and run ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid | grep ntfs
[09:43] <Raf> carick: http://codepad.org/RtJI1dlX
[09:43] <ePax> vimalp: Check your compiz settings as well or try to reinstall it it might help
[09:43] <raylu> carick: why would ntfs show up there?
[09:43] <Slart> darcknight: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1132722
[09:43] <vimalp> ok can you plz tell me one thing
[09:43] <WindowSmasher> Evening all!
[09:44] <darcknight> i wanted to play hunting unlimited 2009 here. it just gave me 2-3 fps but in windows i got about 30-40 fps. so i thought may be virtual box would give me half of that. but that doesn even run the game..
[09:44] <raylu> !evening
[09:44] <ePax> WindowSmasher: morning
[09:44] <vimalp> if i remove compize
[09:44] <carick> raylu: oh yeah
[09:44] <vimalp> then what would be happen
[09:44] <WindowSmasher> ePax: Yes, technically I guess it is morning for me too
[09:44] <carick> Raf: my bad
[09:44] <Slart> darcknight: virtualbox isnt for gaming.. it's wine or nothing, if you ask me
[09:44] <Raf> carick: OK, but now what?
[09:44] <carick> Raf: do sudo fdisk -l | grep ntfs
[09:44] <darcknight> ok Slart and am not on jaunty am on hardy
[09:44] <Raf> carick: should i just wait for my friend to help me? i know that he has done it
[09:44] <ePax> darcknight: Virtualbox does not support 3D.... install that game on wine and play it on linux or try as weell playonlinux
[09:45] <m3dlg> start and blacknight: take a look at crossovers implementation of WINE
[09:45] <carick> Raf: if you want
[09:45] <painted> guys, i can't save my xconfig, anyone know how to fix that
[09:45] <carick> Raf: this should take less than 10 minutes
[09:45] <Slart> darcknight: well.. virtualbox on hardy isn't for gaming either =)
[09:45] <painted> drickan, are you there
[09:45] <WindowSmasher> painted: Edit in super user mode
[09:45] <Raf> carick: i did the sudo thing
[09:45] <carick> Raf: did you get a line output?
[09:45] <Gnea> Drikan: looks like you're not alone. i'd call gateway and make them replace it.
[09:45] <WindowSmasher> painted: try (from gnome) ALT+F2, sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:45] <m3dlg> Crossover is a dedicated gaming or office or mac implemnentation depepnding what version you use
[09:45] <Raf> carick: what?
[09:45] <raylu> WindowSmasher: gksu
[09:46] <WindowSmasher> YES!
[09:46] <Drikan> Gnea: well it works fine in vista
[09:46] <darcknight> does wine configuration for every game change???
[09:46] <WindowSmasher> painted: gksu not sudo
[09:46] <WindowSmasher> raylu: tysm
[09:46] <Slart> darcknight: the version of virtualbox that is in the repos doesn't have 3d support.. if you download the version from their site it has limited support for opengl accelerated graphics but you still won't be able to play newer games
[09:46] <WindowSmasher> reylu: 2am here. Not on my shi7
[09:46] <painted> okay, thank you, windowsmasher
[09:46] <carick> Raf: shit it has to be caps, sudo fdisk -l | grep NTFS should give you something like /dev/sda4 ..... HPFS/NTFS
[09:46] <Drikan> Gnea: so i dont thing its an issue with the drive its self becaus it works in vista but ide like to see what ubuntu is using for its drivers where do i check that?
[09:47] <carick> Raf: try that and tell me if you get a line like that
[09:47] <darcknight> yes Slart i researched and dpwnloaded it from the site...its version 2.2.2
[09:47] <Raf> carick: ok
[09:47] <Raf> caps didnt work....
[09:48] <n0s0r0g> Hi all. I have sata-usb hdd box with a button "backup". How to run some script, when this button is pressed?
[09:48] <Slart> darcknight: 2.2.2 is the newest version.. correct.. you still won't be able to do demanding 3d work on it
[09:48] <painted> windowsmasher, can you give me the whole command? location is in /etc/x11/xorg.conf
[09:48] <carick> Raf: then paste the output to sudo fdisk -l like you did before
[09:48] <WindowSmasher> from gnome/gui or terminal?
[09:48] <Raf> carick: didnt work
[09:48] <WindowSmasher> painted: from gnome or terminal
[09:48] <darcknight> may be i should give up linux Slart... thank you for the time
[09:48] <raylu> carick: also, grep -i will do a case-insensitive search
[09:48] <Raf> carick: bash: SUDO: command not found
[09:48] <Raf> bash: GREP: command not found
[09:48] <Slart> darcknight: you're welcome
[09:49] <JmZ> hey
[09:49] <JmZ> im having a slight problem with my graphics drivers
[09:49] <raylu> Raf: you were only supposed to make the NTFS capitalized
[09:49] <Slart> Raf: sudo and grep.. lower case letters
[09:49] <carick> Raf: "sudo fdisk -l | grep NTFS
[09:49] <carick> raylu: thanks
[09:49] <raylu> Raf: "sudo fdisk -l | grep -i ntfs" is also sufficient"
[09:49] <painted> windowsmasher, i'd like to know how to do it in gnome
[09:49] <Raf> oooh
[09:49] <JmZ> i installed the official nvidia drivers & the nvidia x server settings shows my refresh rate as 60hz, i cant go any higher
[09:49] <WindowSmasher> painted: ALT+F2 the type gksu gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[09:49] <valdur55> Hello.! Any extension for firerox like Ubuntu-it ??
[09:49] <JmZ> the gnome display properties shows me as using 136hz...
[09:49] <raylu> JmZ: are you sure your monitor supports higher refresh rates?
[09:49] <Slart> Raf: in linux grep, Grep and GREP are all different commands.. it's case sensitive, unlike windows
[09:49] <JmZ> lol
[09:49] <Raf> ok
[09:49] <JmZ> yes raylu
[09:49] <raylu> !es
[09:49] <WindowSmasher> painted: then*
[09:49] <JmZ> i run vista @ 75hz
[09:50] <raylu> oops.
[09:50] <Gnea> Drikan: it'll be in dmesg
[09:50] <JmZ> GTX 285 & 24" monitor
[09:50] <Raf> carick: bash: SUDO: command not found
[09:50] <Raf> bash: GREP: command not found
[09:50] <Raf> oops
[09:50] <raylu> !et
[09:50] <carick> Raf: do you get a line of output that says something like /dev/sda1 ...
[09:50] <raylu> sigh
[09:50] <Raf> carick: /dev/sda1   *           1       11923    95771466    7  HPFS/NTFS
[09:50] <carick> okay
[09:50] <JmZ> raylu: have you any idea why i cant go above 60?
[09:50] <painted> thank you, windowsmasher
[09:50] <Drikan> Gnea: where is that located /etc ?
[09:50] <painted> is there a command to open terminal?
[09:51] <carick> Raf: gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[09:51] <WindowSmasher> Anytime painted
[09:51] <Slart> painted: from another terminal?
[09:51] <painted> slart, no in gui
[09:51] <Slart> painted: try pressing alt+f2, then enter "gnome-terminal"
[09:51] <painted> gotcha, thx, slart
[09:51] <raylu> painted: ctrl+shift+t or ctrl+shift+n
[09:51] <Raf> carick: that opened the same thing as before
[09:51] <Slart> painted: you can also find it in the accessories menu
[09:51] <painted> raylu, thank you that's what i was looking for
[09:51] <WindowSmasher> painted: It's on the Applications menu under Accessories
[09:51] <carick> Raf: yes but now you can edit it...
[09:51] <Raf> ahhh
[09:52] <Raf> carick: so what should i do?
[09:52] <raylu> painted: also if a command runs and doesn't give you your prompt back, ctrl+z will suspend it
[09:52] <carick> Raf: add the line: /dev/sda1 /mnt/windows ntfs-3g defaults 0 1
[09:52] <Raf> carick: where? the end?
[09:52] <carick> Raf: sure
[09:52] <JmZ> hmm ima reboot brb
[09:52] <Raf> carick: done, and i have saved, but not closed. what now?
[09:53] <ferdul> hello all. I have a problem when opening a new session with another user in ubuntu. The screen goes black... linux keeps on working (i can go to my first sessino using ctrl+alt+f*) but i can't see anything in the new terminal but the mouse. Any ideas?
[09:53] <carick> Raf: close it
[09:53] <Raf> carick: OK, now what
[09:53] <Gnea> Drikan: the command dmesg
[09:53] <carick> Raf: go to terminal again and type sudo mkdir /mnt/windows
[09:53] <Gnea> i think it's time for sleep again
[09:53] <WindowSmasher> ferdul: try CTRL+ALT+Backspace in the blank session
[09:53] <painted> windowsmasher, i did it and tried to save and now it says it can't find the file....
[09:53] <rpattabi> HELP: I am trying to connect to a VPN server. I get "LCP: timeout sending Config-Requests". Is there a way to get more info why I get this error?
[09:53] <Raf> carick: done
[09:53] <Zwemshortventje> Hi all, I've got a major partitioning error when installing Ubuntu: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1147096 . Could someone please help me out?
[09:53] <painted> windowsmasher, how can it not find the file i am looking at it right now!
[09:54] <carick> Raf: sudo mount -a
[09:54] <Raf> carick: done
[09:54] <WindowSmasher> You're trying to over write xorg.conf yes painted?
[09:54] <painted> yes, windowsmasher
[09:54] <WindowSmasher> In the /etc/X11/ directory?
[09:54] <carick> Raf: go to nautilus and see if there is a new bookmark on the side
[09:55] <Raf> carick: nautilus? thats like windows' explorer, right? how do i open it?
[09:55] <Slart> painted: xorg.conf isn't normally writable by a regular user.. you need to be root to edit it
[09:55] <ferdul> WindowSmasher: I already tried without success, nothing happened. An interesting thing it that i left the new session opened (it was black) and the screensaver was launched. When i moved the mouse, everything appeared! The other session was working fine.
[09:55] <WindowSmasher> Slart: He is
[09:55] <carick> Raf: yes, place>home
[09:55] <carick> places>home*
[09:55] <ferdul> is there a log i could check anywhere to see what kind of error may be happening?
[09:55] <Raf> carick: ok
[09:55] <Slart> WindowSmasher, painted: hmm..then it's odd..
[09:55] <carick> Raf: it may also be in the places menu
[09:55] <WindowSmasher> Slart: My brain hurts
[09:56] <Raf> carick: what will it be called?
[09:56] <raylu> ferdul: /var/log/Xorg.0.log. there also might be a gdm log in there
[09:56] <Slart> painted: how are you editing the file?
[09:56] <carick> Raf: there should be something like XX.X GB Drive
[09:56] <raylu> ferdul: "there" being /var/log/
[09:56] <WindowSmasher> Slart: gksu gedit
[09:56] <painted> is there a way i can log in as root
[09:56] <Raf> carick: no...
[09:56] <carick> Raf: or you can browse to /etc/windows
[09:56] <raylu> painted: yes, but it's discouraged and won't help your situation
[09:56] <Slart> painted: yes.. but no..
[09:56] <carick> Raf: i mean /mnt/windows
[09:57] <Slart> painted: and what happens when you try saving the file?
[09:57] <Raf> yes, im in it now
[09:57] <painted> it says can't find the file if i do it with gksu gedit
[09:57] <carick> Raf: are your windows files there?
[09:57] <painted> if i try to do it normally, it says can't save
[09:57] <Raf> carick: yes. amazing. thankyou so much. how can i keep them there, a bookmark or something
[09:58] <ferdul> checking...
[09:58] <Slart> painted: do you use the "file, open file" menu in gedit to open the file? or do you run it all from the command line, such as "gksu gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf" ?
[09:58] <carick> Raf: ? it will mount on boot, but if you open up a terminal and type ln -s /mnt/windows windows you will create a link to that direcotry in your home directory
[09:58] <painted> slart, all from the command line
[09:58] <Raf> carick: i made a bookmark of them. i think i love you :) that is incredibly helpful. Now...when i edit/create a new folder, will the same happen in windows?
[09:59] <Slart> painted: you have a capital X in X11 ? x11 and X11 isn't the same thing in linux.. case sensitivity and all that
[09:59] <Raf> carick: ln -s /mnt/windows windows ?
[09:59] <painted> slart, that must be it, thank you very much
[09:59] <Drikan> Gnea: ok ive pasted the dmesg pretaining to the cd rom i think in the forum http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7244238#post7244238
[09:59] <carick> Raf: yes, make sure you can create a file there though. go to terminal: and do that ^^
[09:59] <Slart> painted: you're welcome
[09:59] <Raf> carick: ok
[09:59] <Raf> carick: done
[09:59] <carick> Raf: then cd windows
[09:59] <Drikan> Gnea: so how do i force it to use the drivers for the gsa-h42n?  ive seen peole say that works
[10:00] <Raf> carick: ?
[10:00] <painted> when it says restart x server
[10:00] <painted> does that mean restart computer  or log out and log in
[10:00] <carick> Raf: in terminal: cd windows
[10:00] <Raf> carick: done
[10:00] <carick> Raf: touch test
[10:00] <Slart> painted: neither.. logging out and in wont restart X.. rebooting will but it isn't neccessary.. perhaps it is the easiest though
[10:00] <Raf> carick: in terminal?
[10:00] <carick> yep
[10:00] <ferdul> well, i only see initialization and driver info...
[10:00] <Raf> ok
[10:01] <painted> how do i restart x without rebooting, slart
[10:01] <Raf> carick: done
[10:01] <ferdul> i thought this could be a common issue or something
[10:01] <ferdul> no problem!
[10:01] <carick> Raf: okay, then you should be all set
[10:01] <carick> Raf: rm test to remove that file
[10:01] <Raf> awesome :D. so what did we just do?
[10:01] <Drikan> Painted: becaus its auto starting ya got to restart
[10:01] <dorces> hi, my laptop don't have sound driver.
[10:01] <carick> Raf: made sure you had right permissions
[10:01] <painted> thank you drikan, i'll be right back
[10:01] <carick> s/right/write
[10:02] <Slart> painted: there is, or there was, a shortcut in the versions before jaunty.. you could press CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE to restart X.. for some reason they've removed that ability now
[10:02] <Raf> carick: awesome. brb, im restarting and seeing if that worked
[10:02] <carick> !next
[10:02] <keith> Slart: Because apparently too many people hit it by accident.
[10:02] <Drikan> !setdriver
[10:02] <ferdul> thank you, good bye
[10:02] <Slart> painted: there is another way though.. read the entire thing before starting to press buttons since your irc client will be hidden (and later killed) once you do the first keypresses
[10:03] <painted> okay, slart
[10:03] <carick> Slart: xorg-server 1.6 disables it by default
[10:04] <Slart> painted: first press ctrl+alt+F1, this will switch to a full screen console thingy.. then you run the command "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart" .. it should restart X and give you a login prompt
[10:04] <carick> Slart: you can re-enable it if you want
[10:04] <keith> Slart, painted: You could restart X with "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart"
[10:04] <Slart> carick, keith: thanks
[10:04] <Slart> hmm.. come to think of it.. perhaps you don't need to do the ctrl+alt+f1 just to restart X.. well well
[10:05] <boringpackets> i need a faster ubuntu
[10:05] <Drikan> painted: FYI im still rather green when it comes to linux
[10:05] <Shinu> apt-get install fasterubuntu
[10:06] <keith> Slart: I suppose you could also go to run level 3 to kill X, lol. Not exactly a good way to do it though.
[10:06] <boringpackets> that wasnt exactly funny, but you took me seriously so i couldn't expect much from you
[10:06] <Slart> keith: isn't runlevel 3 the standard runlevel in ubuntu?
[10:06] <boringpackets> question is, is there a way i can remove components from ubuntu before installing it?
[10:06] <carick> SCREEN USERS? is there a way to tab complete window names with C-a ' ??
[10:07] <boringpackets> it would be a dream if i could go through and remove all kinds of thing before installing
[10:07] <jrib> Slart: 2 is default (2-5 identical)
[10:07] <Slart> jrib: ah.. thanks
[10:07] <carick> boringpackets: go to archlinux :P
[10:07] <keith> Slart: yeah, what he said
[10:07] <histo> boringpackets: you can use the mini iso and install what you want
[10:07] <Diwas> hello everyone. i have a problem in ubuntu regarding torent downloads. is this the right place to discuss about it?
[10:07] <histo> !mini | boringpackets
[10:07] <boringpackets> carick and histo great suggestions, i'll have to let both those ideas roll around in my head for a bit
[10:07] <histo> !ask > Diwas
[10:08] <carick> boringpackets: how familiar are you with linux?
[10:08] <histo> boringpackets: I would install a command line system then hand pick what you want.
[10:08] <boringpackets> familiar enough to use google
[10:08] <Slart> Diwas: go ahead
[10:08] <boringpackets> that means a total guru, just a slow one ;)
[10:08] <painted> lol, slart, i couldn't figure out how to start x server back up
[10:08] <histo> boringpackets: or there is linux from scratch. Some people have built a linux from scratch system just to learn more about nix.
[10:08] <Slart> Diwas: since you're considerate enough to ask if it's ok I guess the other question will be sensible too =)
[10:09] <TAsn> hey, is ext4 stable enough for use?
[10:09] <carick> boringpackets: haha, well arch is a little more difficult than ubuntu but it is blazing fast and you get only stuff you want
[10:09] <Slart> TAsn: I think it's considered stable in jaunty
[10:09] <Slart> painted: it didn't start up automagically?
[10:09] <carick> boringpackets: but ArchWiki rocks!
[10:09] <painted> nope, lol
[10:09] <TAsn> Slart, thanks.
[10:09] <boringpackets> ext4 is stable yeah, and since it chooses block size based on data algorithms its a bit better than 3
[10:09] <Raf> carick: hi
[10:10] <painted> drikan, help plz :)
[10:10] <boringpackets> i have done several cold shutdowns with ext4, no data corruption at all
[10:10] <boringpackets> yeah i have heard good things about the arch wiki, and that 72 page beginners guide lol
[10:10] <Drikan> painted: try startx
[10:10] <pronoy> unable to hear sound in the tux guitar application.....support please
[10:10] <kholerabbi> does anyone have experience with Privoxy? I do: sudo /etc/init.d/privoxy restart and get Restarting filtering proxy server: privoxy.
[10:10] <boringpackets> i have some bleeding edge hardware, that kinda sucks for learning on
[10:10] <kholerabbi> but it is not working
[10:11] <Diwas> since intrepid i cannot download any torrent in ubuntu. no matter which torrent downloader i use, everytime it gives an error. i have posted in ubuntuforums, but no reply yet. torrent manager like DELUGE says after some minutes of downloadin "Status: Operation not supported" in Ktorrent it says "couldn't write to path ..." and in utorrent under wine it says "Error: Request not supported" in...
[10:11] <Diwas> ...you want screenshot here's the link (http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=111699&d=1241031331)
[10:11] <Raf> carick: you are a genius. I don't think that I can thank you enough..
[10:11] <painted> drikan, do you think you can help me set my monitor at native resolution?
[10:11] <igogiko> Is there anyway to "configurate" shockwave player to linux firefox?!?
[10:11] <pronoy> unable to hear sound in the tux guitar application.....support please
[10:11] <Raf> carick: does this mean that when i edit/create documents in ubuntu, the same thing will happen in windows?
[10:11] <boringpackets> configurate lol, just say configure
[10:11] <Drikan> painted: honestly im as new as you. nvidia automaticly detected my native rezolution
[10:11] <igogiko> : p
[10:12] <Slart> configurate sounds kind of .. nice.. I think it will be a hit =)
[10:12] <carick> Raf: yes, but you cannot do it the other way (easy anyway) cause windows doesnt have support for ext3 filesystems
[10:12] <Slart> perfectly cromulent word =)
[10:13] <Diwas> oh and i forgot to mention that my target drive is ntfs and yes i tried to make / my target drive but still won't work. any solution? :S
[10:13] <mudassar> hello experts, my flash player in ubuntu 9.04 in youtube videos is not working fine. The video has only audio and video start and stops in jerks immediatly
[10:13] <boringpackets> ubuntu 9.04 really is a great version
[10:13] <Raf> carick: does that mean that if i edit/create a document a file in windows, it wont change in ubuntu?
[10:13] <carick> Raf: edit: if you change something on your C:\ drive it will change in ubuntu /mnt/windows, but you cannot edit you /home/ directory for instance
[10:13] <pronoy> anyone using tuxguitar....i am unable to play sound
[10:13] <carick> Raf: ^^
[10:13] <boringpackets> diwas ntfs-3g /dev/foo /foo
[10:13] <Raf> carick: what is my home directory?
[10:14] <boringpackets> or just "add to panel" a disk mounter diwas
[10:14] <neldoreth> hey, can someone tell me the right modulename for bcm4312?
[10:14] <boringpackets> right click on gnome taskbar hit add to panel, disk mounter
[10:14] <Diwas> @boringpackets
[10:14] <Diwas>  my drive is mounted. no problem in it.
[10:14] <carick> Raf: where all your config files are for a specific user and the defualt place to save shit
[10:14] <boringpackets> hmm then whats the problem diwas
[10:15] <carick> Raf: if you open a terminal you are in your home directory '~'
[10:15] <live> Hello. Can I watch my windows files (documents and etc.) on linux?
[10:15] <Diwas> boringp: i cannot get torrents to work. it isnt downloading
[10:15] <carick> live: yes you can
[10:15] <Raf> carick: um...so what will, and what wont, change
[10:15] <Raf> carick: from OS to OS
[10:15] <live> carick: Could you tell how?
[10:15] <histo> live: is your windows drive mounted in ubuntu?
[10:15] <Diwas> since intrepid i cannot download any torrent in ubuntu. no matter which torrent downloader i use, everytime it gives an error. i have posted in ubuntuforums, but no reply yet. torrent manager like DELUGE says after some minutes of downloadin "Status: Operation not supported" in Ktorrent it says "couldn't write to path ..." and in utorrent under wine it says "Error: Request not supported" if...
[10:15] <Diwas> ......you want screenshot here's the link (http://ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=111699&d=1241031331)
[10:15] <boringpackets> diwas thats probably some port forwarding issue, did you try a high seed low leech torrent just to make sure?
[10:15] <Slart> neldoreth: try doing "lsmod | grep -i bcm"  and see what you find
[10:15] <carick> Raf: anything you change in /mnt/windows with change in windows C:\ and vice versa
[10:15] <mudassar> hello experts, my flash player in ubuntu 9.04 in youtube videos is not working fine. The video has only audio and video start and stops in jerks immediatly
[10:16] <carick> Raf: C:\ = /mnt/windows
[10:16] <Diwas> boringp: yes. i did. same in windows XP works
[10:16] <sauvin> Hay canal de habla espanol aqui?
[10:16] <Slart> !es
[10:16] <Raf> carick: awesome :D  could you think of a situation where that's a bad thing?
[10:16] <carick> live: is your windows drive mounted in linux
[10:16] <carick> Raf: nope, i do it too
[10:16] <boringpackets> diwas that is odd, i used transmission earlier today and it worked great in 9.04.
[10:16] <neldoreth> Slart: thats the thing - nothing - sometimes it works and sometimes it doesnt - and there is no module loaded
[10:16] <Raf> carick: awesome. this really makes me happy. that's my schoolwork
[10:16] <mudassar> hello experts, my flash player in ubuntu 9.04 in youtube videos is not working fine. The video has only audio and video start and stops in jerks immediatly
[10:17] <Diwas> i tried that as well. and like others, it also says "Operation not Supported" like in deluge
[10:17] <carick> Raf: just dont go changing stuff in /mnt/windows/ you wouldnt change in C:\
[10:17] <Raf> carick: yeah, i know. im pretty good when it comes to windows, but ubuntu, seeing as i have only used it for a total of about 48 hours, makes me cry sometimes :P
[10:17] <Slart> neldoreth: hmm.. perhaps it's using ndiswrapper.. I've never had one of those cards so I'm really just guessing here
[10:18] <carick> Raf: this may be over your head, but the real solution would be to create a shared partition that both windows and linux have access to
[10:18] <Diwas> just few kilobytes of downloads and then its gone. just the error message. btw i am suspecting smthg else. my network manager always says to configure VPN setting. it didnt come up before, but it started in Intrepid. i have a wired ethernet connection.
[10:18] <neldoreth> Slart: hm do you think that ubuntu 9.04 is using ndiswrapper on its own?
[10:18] <mudassar> hello experts, my flash player in ubuntu 9.04 in youtube videos is not working fine. The video has only audio and video start and stops in jerks immediatly
[10:18] <pronoy> any ideas for the tuxguitar issue anyone ? i am guessing it has something to do with midi
[10:18] <Slart> Raf: it gets better.. I've used it for a couple of years now.. I only cry .. once a month or so.. with the occasional sob at mondays.. ;)
[10:18] <boringpackets> is ubuntu 64bit really that much faster than 32?
[10:18] <elky> anyone installed vmware recently and have the 64bit archive from the vmware server handy still? silly site is down for maintenance :(
[10:19] <live> Well, my windows went down and I've inserted the linux CD. Can I trasfer my documents and other files from hard C:/ to hard D:/ ?
[10:19] <Raf> carick: that's exactly what i wanted to do. do you think you could walk me through it sometime?
[10:19] <Slart> neldoreth: it wouldn't really surprise me.. that hardware manager thingy is quite clever sometimes
[10:19] <Raf> slart: haha. that actually made me lol :D
[10:19] <elky> boringpackets, dunno, but you need 64bit to have more than 3gb memory, and somethings use more memory under 64bit because it allows larger numbers, etc.
[10:19] <Sheepherd> im just @ an attempt to install micro$oft .NET 2.0 on wine for a application using this howto: http://tinyurl.com/5mr73o
[10:19] <boringpackets> does ANYONE have tssoft.acm?
[10:19] <boringpackets> elky ah, i do have more ram than 3, so i guess i ought to use it
[10:19] <neldoreth> Slart: hm ok, i would have never thought about that - but so ubuntu has to ship windows drivers with it :?
[10:19] <mudassar> hello experts, my flash player in ubuntu 9.04 in youtube videos is not working fine. The video has only audio and video start and stops in jerks immediatly
[10:20] <boringpackets> i would pay a dollar for tssoft.acm
[10:20] <Diwas> any solution please? about the torrent thing.
[10:20] <Raf> brb
[10:20] <elky> boringpackets, i am using it now, and i have had no 64bit specific issues with it.
[10:20] <carick> Raf: potentailly i am rarely in this IRC, i usually hang out in #archlinux
[10:20] <Slart> neldoreth: it could download them from somewhere.. like it does with the adobe flash plugin
[10:20] <boringpackets> elky im using it now too, seems pretty fast, except x64 kills my wireless (in both windows and any linux distro)
[10:20] <Sheepherd> now i have no idea what: "Make sure you operate on a clean WINEPREFIX (~/.wine)!" means
[10:20] <boringpackets> i need to get that replaced
[10:20] <Sheepherd> someone could tell me plz?
[10:20] <elky> boringpackets, sounds like a problem with your wifi, not the OS ;)
[10:20] <neldoreth> Slart: ah ok, but i guess i got the error - it created an eth1 device instead of an wlan0 :D
[10:21] <mudassar> hello experts, my flash player in ubuntu 9.04 in youtube videos is not working fine. The video has only audio and video start and stops in jerks immediatly
[10:21] <boringpackets> elky, tis why i mentioned both windows and any linux distro
[10:21] <boringpackets> in other words, implied
[10:21] <Slart> neldoreth: ahhh.. =)
[10:21] <Raf> carick: then ill ask my friend to help
[10:21] <boringpackets> im going to sleep
[10:22] <carick> Raf: it isnt hard i could walk you through it now if you would like, but you would want to backup your data
[10:22] <mudassar> hello experts, my flash player in ubuntu 9.04 in youtube videos is not working fine. The video has only audio and video start and stops in jerks immediatly [last message]
[10:22] <pronoy> Tuxguitar sound issue anyone ?
[10:22] <neldoreth> Slart: but i guess the network manager can not handle it as an wlan device, you know a way to tell him that or do i have to connect manually
[10:22] <Diwas> pronoy, did you install any midi sequencer?
[10:22] <Raf> carick: one moment
[10:23] <elky> mudassar, please dont repeat so often.
[10:23] <Raf> carick: back
[10:23] <ValuedCustomer> What's the best way to back up data? I'm going to reformat my drive (Kubuntu) and install Ubuntu. But I'm getting all sort of permission problems.
[10:23] <Raf> carick: i am currently at my friends house, without a memory stick, so i dont really have an option to back things up
[10:23] <carick> than i wouldnt do it
[10:23] <Raf> carick: OK
[10:23] <JmZ> hey im back
[10:23] <Sheepherd> what does: "Make sure you operate on a clean WINEPREFIX (~/.wine)!" mean?
[10:23] <JmZ> now i have a worse problem
[10:24] <pronoy> Diwas: you mean like timidity ?
[10:24] <Diwas> pronoy: yes.
[10:24] <pronoy> Diwas: is there another one which is much lighter ?
[10:24] <carick> Raf: ive never lost any data but that doesnt mean it is safe
[10:24] <JmZ> i installed the official nvidia drivers (using their whatever.run file) and then i upgraded my kernel. Now i get an error in logs saying i have a version mismatch (for nvidia or something)
[10:24] <Diwas> pronoy: may be Java Sound Synthesizer
[10:24] <JmZ> any idea what i can do?
[10:24] <pronoy> Diwas: is it in the repos ?
[10:24] <Raf> carick: I don't really care about data. or could it affect my windows partition...
[10:25] <painted> why do they make linux so much harder to use than windows
[10:25] <Raf> carick: don't worry about it. in the words of my friend:
[10:25] <JmZ> it says client has 169.12 and kernel has 71.86.04
[10:25] <Raf> carick: <Goldy> you dont need it in another partition!!!
[10:25] <Diwas> pronoy: to be honest with you, i have never tried it because timidity worked great for me. so you have to search it for yourself.
[10:25] <carick> Raf: potentially, once again it never has happened to me
[10:25] <pronoy> Diwas: appreciate it..
[10:25] <Raf> carick: no, dont worry. if this works, then its fine  :D
[10:25] <carick> Raf: tell him linux support for ntfs isnt great
[10:26] <Raf> carick: thankyou so myuch for your help
[10:26] <Drikan> Hey every one how do i specify my dvd-ram drives drivers?
[10:26] <carick> Raf: no problem
[10:26] <Raf> carick: i told him
[10:26] <Diwas> pronoy: sorry for not being much of a help, but did you install timidity and did this? "timidity -iA -Os &
[10:26] <Diwas> tuxguitar"
[10:26] <Diwas> timidity -iA -Os & tuxguitar
[10:27] <pronoy> Diwas: timidity is too large for download from where i am accessing the net...so.i'll try the java sound synt
[10:27] <Drikan> Raf: i would not recommend Writing to NTFS but you can read form it just fine. unless you trying to read a personal folder
[10:27] <Raf> Drikan: whaaaaaaaa?
[10:27] <SPF> painted: it's because people know windows, and not linux. That's why everyone is telling that linux is harder to use
[10:27] <Diwas> pronoy: oh. good ok, try it. good luck :)
[10:28] <pronoy> Diwas: btw you know anything about nmap ?
[10:28] <carick> Raf: how new is your friend to linux
[10:28] <roxahris_> Drikan: your knowledge is outdated
[10:28] <roxahris_> :P
[10:28] <Drikan> Raf: personal file folders like your Documents and settings folder in windows you wont beable to read it
[10:28] <Diwas> pronoy: i am afraid not. sorry.
[10:28] <Raf> carick: he has been using ubuntu for close to a year and a half now
[10:29] <pronoy> Diwas: ok..thanks anywasy
[10:29] <roxahris_> Drikan: your knowledge is outdated
[10:29] <roxahris_> you can read them fine
[10:29] <HinHin> heya guys, >.< just wondering how do switch my audio over to my headphones (USB headphones)
[10:29] <roxahris_> and writing won't fuck up your disk either
[10:29] <Raf> Drikan: i store all of my work in a folder, and it seems to be working well at the moment
[10:29] <painted> okay, i'm starting to get the hang of linux
[10:29]  * HinHin is using Ubuntu 9.04
[10:29] <painted> it's kinda crazy how you can install things from command prompt
[10:29] <Diwas> i am leaving now...damn my torrents. its been more than 6 months tryin to solve that problem.
[10:29] <roxahris_> It's not crazy, it's just... really different
[10:30] <roxahris_> Although, sometimes it's better to look for the program on the net
[10:30] <roxahris_> the repos are often outdated
[10:30] <carick> Drikan: that isnt true
[10:30] <roxahris_> carick: correction; it's no longer true
[10:30] <roxahris_> Drikan thinks it's 2006 or something
[10:30] <carick> roxahris_: same thing
[10:31] <carick> roxahris_: haha
[10:31] <HinHin> does anyone know?
[10:31] <Drikan> Roxahris: allright then why can i not access my personal files on my NTFS drive?
[10:31] <roxahris_> HinHin: looked in... audio?
[10:32] <roxahris_> Drikan: who the hell is Roxahris
[10:32] <HinHin> roxahris_, doesn't work globally
[10:32] <carick> Drikan: cause you are a noob
[10:32] <HinHin> e.g. when i play a game like Urban terror
[10:32] <roxahris_> Drikan: unclean drive?
[10:32] <roxahris_> Hmm
[10:32] <roxahris_> Try rightclicking on the volume thingy
[10:32] <roxahris_> Wait, no
[10:33] <roxahris_> Don;t listen to me
[10:33] <Drikan> So you telling me that even thow my docs folder is encryped that linux dosent cair and still should be able to access it?
[10:33] <roxahris_> ...
[10:33] <Raf> im leaving
[10:33] <Raf> bye everyone
[10:33] <carick> Drikan: are you using vista?
[10:33] <Raf> carick: thanks again for your help
[10:33] <carick> Raf: peace
[10:33] <quibbler> !enter | roxahris_
[10:33] <Drikan> Yes
[10:33] <HinHin> surely one of you have more than 1 audio device here
[10:33] <HinHin> :\
[10:33] <HinHin> or a USB headset
[10:33] <carick> Drikan: well then im not 100% but i find it strange that vista encrypts shit by default
[10:33] <roxahris_> Eh, I just plug headphones via my speakers port
[10:34] <roxahris_> carick: It doesnt'
[10:34] <Drikan> no i told it to encrypt it
[10:34] <roxahris_> Drikan, linux won't be able to read encryoted drives
[10:34] <carick> Drikan: so you think that every user does?
[10:34] <roxahris_> because they're encrypted
[10:34] <carick> roxahris_: haha
[10:34] <roxahris_> speaking of which, I wonder how that password crack is going
[10:35] <roxahris_> brb
[10:35] <Drikan> Look all i know Linux has not had verry good support for NTFS
[10:36] <carick> Drikan: yes, i know, it is getting better, but of course it wont read an encrypted drive....
[10:36] <Drikan> Carick: not the entier drive is encrypted just my docs
[10:36] <roxahris_> Drikan: doesn't matter
[10:37] <carick> Drikan: fine then encrypted folder/file...what ever
[10:37] <Drikan> sorry i just know a hell of a lot more about windows then i do about linux
[10:37] <roxahris_> also, it's been on all day, and all it's gotten to is... 3Uub...
[10:37] <bullgard4> [NetworkManager 0.7.1-rc4.1] Starting Ubuntu 9.04 without assertion of System > Preferences > Startup Applications > Network Manager, I will get an IP4 address and network access. (I only have to key 'sudo dhclient eth0.) Starting it without this assertion, I will have no eth0 network access. Where should I look for an associated error message?
[10:37] <evanrmurphy> Hey everybody, I've got a question: when you're writing to a mailing list, and you eliminate some unnecessary quoted messages (bottom-posting), is it important to indicate which parts you took off with a "[snip]" or something similar? I see some people do this, but many others not.
[10:38] <roxahris_> Personally, I prefer wicd
[10:38] <Drikan> alli got to do is figure out where the device manager is in linux lol
[10:38] <roxahris_> It works better, imo
[10:38] <roxahris_> Device Manager? In MY Linux?
[10:38] <roxahris_> Look, Drikan. You can't read encryption on NTFS.
[10:38] <roxahris_> End of story.
[10:38] <roxahris_> Go into Vista again and decrypt it
[10:38] <Patrique> what
[10:38] <Patrique> mt
[10:39] <roxahris_> Why would you encrypt it, anyway?
[10:39] <carick> or set up a shared vfat partition :)
[10:39] <Drikan> roxahris_: no im not going to decrypt the file  my issue is compleatly diffrent any ways
[10:39] <carick> roxahris_: passwords are very easily cracked or bypassed
[10:39] <Patrique> what's the command to batch replace some text into a text file?
[10:39] <roxahris_> carick: pfft
 also, it's been on all day, and all it's gotten to is... 3Uub...
[10:40] <roxahris_> password cracking is a tough sport
[10:40] <carick> 3Uub?
[10:40] <gordonjcp> Patrique: sed?
[10:40] <carick> roxahris_: but password bypassing is not
[10:40] <roxahris_> This program I use checks every character combination
[10:40] <roxahris_> Hmm. It isn't.
[10:41] <Patrique> well i found a script using sed but it's not working at all
[10:41] <Drikan> any one know where i can specify the driver ubuntu is using for my dvd-ram drive?
[10:41] <Patrique> http://xantorohara.blogspot.com/2007/11/howto-batch-replace-string-in-set-of.html here's the script
[10:41] <roxahris_> Google for the driver? :x
[10:41] <gordonjcp> 10:29 < painted> it's kinda crazy how you can install things from command prompt
[10:42] <Patrique> i don't understand why it don't work tho...
[10:42] <painted> well i've been using windows all my life
[10:42] <gordonjcp> painted: what's crazy about that?
[10:42] <carick> roxahris_: live cd ?
[10:42] <painted> not only does it install things, gordonjcp, but it also downloads it
[10:42] <gordonjcp> Patrique: define "doesn't work"
[10:42] <painted> all from command line
[10:42] <gordonjcp> painted: yup
[10:42] <painted> for a windows user, that's pretty crazy
[10:42] <evanrmurphy> Any opinions on bottom-post snips?
[10:42] <painted> i think i'm liking this linux thing
[10:42] <gordonjcp> painted: doesn't Windows have that?
[10:43] <roxahris_> Live CD? What do you mean?
[10:43] <painted> no, windows doesn't have a repository of all available programs...
[10:43] <Patrique> i get no error message... and it return read: 26: arg count
[10:43] <Guest58085> they do if made by microsoft and are still supported lul
[10:43] <gordonjcp> painted: well, Ubuntu doesn't either, it just has the commonly useful ones ;-)
[10:43] <regevs> Hello. I've recently installed 9.04 and trying to share folders with my other XP computer. It works on XP. I've tried following some simple tutorials and some default optinos and it didn't work. I would be helpful to get some guidance about it.
[10:43] <gordonjcp> painted: you know how Ubuntu is based on Debian?
[10:43] <Drikan> painted: yea me to im a big time windows user as well for most of my life and im rather liking linux just linux you have to be more picky about the hardwear you install on your computer
[10:43] <painted> gordonjcp, wellw indows doesn't have ANY :P
[10:43] <carick> roxahris_: how hard is it me to get a live cd, boot onto it as root and do whatever i want to your non-encrypted drives
[10:43] <regevs> Thanks
[10:43] <Guest58085> getting nvidia gpu to work on 9.04 is a doozy
[10:43] <gordonjcp> Patrique: hang on, I'll take a look
[10:44] <painted> no, gordonjcp i don't even know what debian is
[10:44] <roxahris_> carick: not hard at all!
[10:44] <carick> roxahris_: good answer
[10:44] <painted> drikan, it's working with all my hardware, drikan
[10:44] <gordonjcp> Guest58085: what, click on "enable restricted driver", log out, log back in?
[10:44] <roxahris_> But!
[10:44] <roxahris_> How would you get into my house?!
[10:44] <neldoreth> ok got it to work by installing dhcpcd (i have no clue why it was not installed :?) and editing the udev rules so eth1 becomes wlan0 again
[10:44] <carick> roxahris_: lol
[10:44] <painted> drikan, in fact, it worked with my wireless card out of the box even on live cd, with windows 7, i had to install it manually
[10:44] <Guest58085> where i click on that
[10:44] <carick> roxahris_: the door?
[10:44] <roxahris_> If my files were that important I'd sleep at my chair with a shotgun
[10:44] <Guest58085> im guessing that isnt the problem, but
[10:44] <Drikan> painted: yea im having issues with my dvd ram drive hears the forum i posted http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7244238#post7244238
[10:44] <roxahris_> I'd lock the door!
[10:44] <roxahris_> Bar the window!
[10:45] <Guest58085> from what i've googled it appears most people are having trouble with 9.04 and nvidia
[10:45] <gordonjcp> painted: Debian Stable - if you what the whole shebang - comes on 31 CDs
[10:45] <gordonjcp> Guest58085: <shrug>
[10:45] <sysdoc> ummm, ntfsdecrypt anyone?
[10:45] <tomolds> How can one modify the session list viewable on kdm and gdm, I wish to add an obscure WM I installed to the list.
[10:46] <regevs> Anyone here can help me with samba then? Thanks
[10:46] <carick> tomolds: ubuntu usually does that for you
[10:46] <painted> i just enabled desktop cube, how do i use it
[10:46] <gordonjcp> Patrique: you can replace that by extracting the "replace" function
[10:46] <tomolds> carick: It does if you get the WM from the repos. Like I said, it is obscure.
[10:46] <roxahris_> painted: ctrl+alt+mouse1
[10:46] <carick> painted: look at the shortcut keys and use them
[10:46] <Drikan> ctrl+alt+right arow
[10:47] <gordonjcp> Patrique: are you trying to replace a string in a whole directory of files?
[10:47] <carick> tomolds: ah, well i got ion3 (which i feel is obscure)
[10:47] <tomolds> regevs: what is your issue with samba?
[10:47] <roxahris_> Drikan: that swaps desktops
[10:47] <roxahris_> he wants the desktop cube: I assume he wants to rotate and play with it
[10:47] <painted> yes i wanna play with it!
[10:47] <Patrique> i wanna replace all occurences of a word in every files of a directory and subdirectories
[10:48] <regevs> tomolds, I am not exactly sure. I'm trying to share folders with my XP computer, and after trying to follow some basic tutorials it doesn't seem to work
[10:48] <regevs> I'm not sure what to do now
[10:48] <gordonjcp> Guest58085: what exactly is the problem you're having?
[10:48] <bullgard4> [NetworkManager 0.7.1-rc4.1] Starting Ubuntu 9.04 without assertion of System > Preferences > Startup Applications > Network Manager, I will get an IP4 address and network access. (I only have to key 'sudo dhclient eth0.) Starting it without this assertion, I will have no eth0 network access. Where should I look for an associated error message?
[10:48] <tomolds> regevs: It is really very simple, there are a wealth of tutorials, Google is your friend.
[10:48] <Guest58085> gordonjcp: the stuff described here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1136205
[10:48] <gordonjcp> Patrique: make a backup of the directory you want to alter, just in case
[10:49] <Patrique> of course
[10:49] <regevs> I realize that
[10:49] <carick> regevs: check the archlinux wiki they are usually pretty good, but you will have to modify the commands to the ubuntu couterparts
[10:49] <Patrique> hey do you know if open office's writer can do batch replace?
[10:49] <regevs> I tried doing that but I can't seem to see my windows network from ubuntu
[10:49] <tomolds> regevs: Just make sure that on your server that samba is running using ps, if it is then you know your configuration is borked, keep tweaking until it works.
[10:49] <Patrique> i'm gonna look
[10:50] <regevs> carick, I will try that, thanks
[10:50] <tomolds> regevs: you're using //win_ip/sharename format to connect?
[10:50] <regevs> tomolds - what is ps?
[10:50] <roxahris_> painted: so, did you try what I said?
[10:50] <gordonjcp> Patrique: and then something like "for i in `find /path/to/directory`; do sed 's/OLDSTRING/NEWSTRING/' $i > tmp; mv tmp $i; done;
[10:50] <tomolds> regevs: a very useful tool, man ps
[10:50] <Tommy_DO> hi, how can I set up multiple (custom) nameservers in jaunty while using dhcp autoconfiguration via networkmanager?
[10:51] <regevs> I.. went to the file browser, selected "Network", then "windows network"
[10:51] <painted> roxahris, it didn't work
[10:51] <regevs> Then it said it can't connect
[10:51] <painted> oh wait, it works.... but it's not a cube
[10:51] <painted> lol
[10:51] <gordonjcp> Guest58085: are you using SLI?
[10:52] <carick> painted
[10:52] <regevs> Weird
[10:52] <Guest58085> i dont nkow that acronym
[10:52] <gordonjcp> Guest58085: are you using two video cards linked together?
[10:52] <regevs> In XP I manually entered the directory of my shared ubuntu folder, and now everything works
[10:52] <carick> painted: add the workspace switcher to panel
[10:52] <Guest58085> i have two videocards, they arent linked afaik
[10:52] <carick> painted: and make your workspace layout 4x1
[10:52] <regevs> No it doesn't
[10:52] <Guest58085> one of onboard, one is the nvidia
[10:52] <gordonjcp> Guest58085: okay
[10:53] <regevs> now I can enter the network but cannot see my shared XP folder, cannot enter my computer
[10:53] <gordonjcp> Guest58085: is it possible that it's picking up the onboard card and using that?
[10:53] <tomolds> regevs: good, sometimes the "automatic" detection ain't all that.
[10:53] <Guest58085> yes, because the nvidia errors
[10:53] <Guest58085> so i dont have a choice
[10:53] <gordonjcp> Guest58085: can you disable the onboard in the BIOS?
[10:53] <regevs> I'm pretty clueless in linux, I can't really do anything besides "automatic"... :)
[10:53] <gordonjcp> Guest58085: quite often there's an option to set whether the primary graphics adaptor is onboard or PCI-E
[10:53] <Guest58085> if i did then i would have no display at all, because as i said the nvidia errors
[10:54] <Guest58085> as described in the thread
[10:55] <Guest58085> ill figure it out when i have time
[10:55] <Guest58085> i was just mentioning it
[10:56] <painted> wow
[10:56] <diwas> hello everyone. i am back...but still the torrent's problem is not solved.
[10:56] <painted> that's pretty insane
[10:56] <nigtv> hey, im wondering if any of you guys where aware of any chorded keyboard layouts that work well in ubuntu
[10:57] <nigtv> im having a real pickle of a time finding any
[10:57] <painted> in workspaces, what does rows do???
[10:57] <nigtv> i was hoping to be able to find a ubuntu keyboard layout for/similar to the BAT layout
[10:58] <nigtv> i think i may have found a layout for the frogpad, but that is way too many keys
[10:58] <nigtv> im hoping to find one for say 5-9 keys
[10:58] <painted> carick, what does rows do in workspace?
[10:59] <Eggbertx> can someone help me?
[10:59] <carick> painted: how many rows you have ....
[10:59] <Eggbertx> im trying to restore grub
[10:59] <hotcat> my ubuntu can't use apt-get to update,how can i do?
[10:59] <nigtv> Eggbertx: what did you do to it
[10:59] <painted> carick, it doesn't show up on desktop cube...
[10:59] <Eggbertx> i tried to install fedora
[10:59] <nigtv> hotcat: yes it can, cant it?
[10:59] <painted> carick, how do you switch between rows
[10:59] <Eggbertx> but because im out of cds i used a usb cd
[10:59] <Eggbertx> so its partial install
[10:59] <hotcat> no,
[10:59] <IndyGunFreak> Eggbertx: are you sure ubuntu is still there?
[10:59] <nigtv> there is no way that apt-get wouldnt work like that
[10:59] <carick> painted: if you dont use a cube and use walls instead it would be a 2x2 matrix for example
[10:59] <nigtv> because the actual softwareis just a frontend for that command
[11:00] <IndyGunFreak> !grub | Eggbertx try to follow the instructions to reinstall grub after installing widnows
[11:00] <carick> painted: use desktop wall or w.e it is called
[11:00] <nigtv> well, nevermind
[11:00] <Eggbertx> ?
[11:00] <Eggbertx> my pc came with winblows
[11:00] <IndyGunFreak> Eggbertx: most of them do
[11:00] <Eggbertx> then i got ubuntu, got sick of it and got fedora
[11:00] <hotcat> the afternoon, it can't work rightly
[11:00] <Eggbertx> or tried to
[11:00] <nigtv> i really need help with this keyboard layout thing, im not going to have a full dvorak for much longer, i was looking for a layout for 5-9 keys, preferably 7 keys, in the BAT layout
[11:00] <IndyGunFreak> did you listen to what i said or do you just enjoy talking?
[11:01] <mythman> Fresh install of ubuntu 9.04 and mythbuntu get the folling when trying to access mythweb .   Database Setup Error  The database environment variables are not correctly set in the webserver conf or .htaccess file. Please read through the comments included in the file and set up the db_* environment variables correctly.  Some possible solutions are to make sure that mod_env is enabled in httpd.conf, as well as having followed
[11:01] <mythman> the instructions in the README and INSTALL files.
[11:01] <Eggbertx> you werent listening to me
[11:01] <Eggbertx> i hav had windows
[11:01] <IndyGunFreak> yes i was
[11:01] <IndyGunFreak> Eggbertx: ok good luck figuring it out on your own
[11:01] <Eggbertx> i always had windows
[11:01] <Eggbertx> so u just dont know or ur not gonna help me?
[11:01] <IndyGunFreak> i didn't askabout windows
[11:02] <IndyGunFreak> Eggbertx: well, i don't help people who don't listen, its a personal policy, id ont' argue w/ people.
[11:02] <IndyGunFreak> you either listen, or youd on't, if you don't, ask someone else
[11:02] <nigtv> actually, if any of you knew where there was maybe something like a supported keyboard layout database
[11:02] <Eggbertx> i would listen if what you said was relevant
[11:02] <IndyGunFreak> Eggbertx: like i said, good luck
[11:02] <nigtv> google doesnt help too much with this kind of thing
[11:02] <IndyGunFreak> because what i said was 100% relevant
[11:02] <hotcat> mythman: you talk to me?    to install which file
[11:03] <Eggbertx> ok does it also apply to a fedora intsller that screwed it up?
[11:03] <nigtv> well, it would, except using the words chord and keyboard in the same query brings up way too much random nonrelated stuff
[11:03] <IndyGunFreak> Eggbertx: do you have ubuntu on your cmputer?
[11:03] <Eggbertx> no
[11:03] <IndyGunFreak> then why are you asking here... seek fedora help
[11:04] <Eggbertx> i tried to install fedora over it but its partial
[11:04] <nigtv> im starting to think more and more that there are only like 8 other people on the planet that know how to use a BAT keyboard, of course there wouldnt be anything in ubuntu for it, theres hardly anything for it in any other os as well
[11:04] <IndyGunFreak> nigtv: lol, you might be right
[11:04] <Nehyx> hi
[11:05] <nigtv> IndyGunFreak: you wouldnt happen to know of any place where there might be some kind of database of supported keyboard layouts
[11:05] <nigtv> would you
[11:05] <nigtv> i mean in ubuntu
[11:05] <IndyGunFreak> nigtv: no, i don't..
[11:05] <nigtv> really, i dont even care if its a BAT one
[11:05] <nigtv> i just am not going to have a dvorak for much longer
[11:05] <jrib> nigtv: i have no idea what that is, but did the search hits for "linux bat keyboard" turn up anything useful or something thatt seems useful but you don't understand at least?
[11:05] <nigtv> and i dont want to go get a 105key, they suck
[11:05] <Eggbertx> so referring to that url u gave me i should use the autosupergrub disk?
[11:05] <nigtv> jrib: not really, i mean theres some hits that are related
[11:06] <nigtv> but generally its like
[11:06] <nigtv> people asking if they are usable in linux
[11:06] <jrib> nigtv: what do you mean by "i just am not going to have a dvorak much longer"?  You're just saying that you're choosing to switch to bat?
[11:06] <IndyGunFreak> Eggbertx: no, you should refer to fedora or grub support, your problem has nothing to do w/ Ubuntu, as you don't have ubuntu
[11:06] <nigtv> i havent been able to find anything yet that has to do with using chorded keyboards in ubuntu
[11:06] <nigtv> jrib: no, its just i like my chorded ones
[11:06] <Eggbertx> im runnin ubuntu right now
[11:06] <Eggbertx> live anyway
[11:07] <IndyGunFreak> Eggbertx: but you're trying to fix a fedora install,
[11:07] <nigtv> but this keyboard isnt mine
[11:07] <Eggbertx> yes
[11:07] <nigtv> and i dont want to go buy one
[11:07] <nigtv> i hate huge slab keyboards
[11:07] <Eggbertx> well maybe itl just fix itself after i get some cds and finish the install
[11:07] <mythman> hotcat i am trying to run mythweb after installing mythbuntu
[11:07] <nigtv> but i might have to, if i cant find a chorded layout for ubuntu
[11:07] <nigtv> i was also looking around, sometimes there are things like uhm
[11:08] <nigtv> support layers, so it doesnt have to be native
[11:08] <nigtv> but nothing that i can see on google
[11:08] <jrib> nigtv: http://joy2chord.sourceforge.net/ this tells me it's at least possible
[11:09] <sirdiego> morning
[11:09] <sirdiego> i have some problem with df
[11:09] <painted> can anyone help me, my x server won't set at my monitor's native resolution of 1680 by 1050
[11:09] <painted> instead largest it can get is 1600 by 1024
[11:09] <Eggbertx> theres a terminal command iirc
[11:09] <nigtv> oh wow jrib, thats actually something that could work
[11:09] <sirdiego> df told me  3  /dev/sdb3 549G 15G 507G 3% /home/xxx
[11:09] <Eggbertx> i dont remember it though
[11:10] <nigtv> i mean, not that exactly, but it just made me think
[11:10] <sirdiego> but parted say:  3      23,1GB  621GB   598GB   primary  ext3
[11:10] <nigtv> if i set up a chorded as a joystick
[11:10] <bonhoffer> is there a way to use find to move all movies from my directory structure to a new one, and preserve directories in the new folder?
[11:10] <nigtv> and then used joy2key
[11:10] <sirdiego> whats going on there with df?
[11:10] <Eggbertx> sirdiego: look up change resolution in terminal
[11:10] <Eggbertx> i had a similar problem but it was my fault and i found it on ubuntuforums
[11:11] <sirdiego> Eggbertx: for what you searched?
[11:11] <jrib> nigtv: if you're still stuck, the author could probably point you in the right direction
[11:11] <Eggbertx> ya
[11:11] <Eggbertx> hold on ill find the command for u
[11:11] <nigtv> yea, i bookmarked it
[11:11] <djolefol> Using left hand mouse the right hand touchpad tapping got broken after upgrade from Intrepid to Jaunty. What to do? Something with xorg.conf or hal?
[11:11] <nigtv> im about to pass out, but tomorrow is going to be open for the most part, hopefully if i can find something out, i can make a thread about it somewhere
[11:12] <nigtv> now that i think about it, i might actually know more people that use chorded than people that use dvorak
[11:12] <jrib> nigtv: help.ubuntu.com/community would be a good place to document your experience
[11:12]  * jrib is a dvorak user
[11:12] <nigtv> lol nice
[11:12] <Eggbertx> xrandr --fb widthxheight
[11:12] <nigtv> im assuming non-classic
[11:12] <nigtv> right
[11:13] <nigtv> i had people give me weird looks when i was using classic
[11:13] <jrib> nigtv: well, i use dvorak for the letters and customized the rest
[11:13] <sirdiego> Eggbertx: what have xrandr to do with my partitions? :D
[11:13] <nigtv> which needed better access?
[11:13] <Eggbertx> i thought u needed to change screen res
[11:13] <nigtv> only thing i changed was switch /? and ;:
[11:13] <Eggbertx> or wait
[11:13] <Eggbertx> nvm
[11:13] <Eggbertx> it was painted
[11:14] <painted> yeah that's me
[11:14] <jrib> nigtv: the various brackets got moved to 2nd level above numbers and then I just sort of moved the symbols around as I used it
[11:14] <sirdiego> :D np
[11:14] <painted> my monitor's native resolution is 1680 by 1050, but ubuntu will only go up to 1600 by 1024
[11:15] <nigtv> jrib: one of my main problems with slab keyboards is that, well obviously its one key one character, but thats so much further reaching than it seems
[11:15] <Eggbertx> xrandr --fb 1680x1050
[11:15] <nigtv> like all of the numbers
[11:15] <nigtv> is the biggest waste of space, useless
[11:15] <painted> where do i do that, eggbertz
[11:15] <nigtv> even on a laptop, its still a waste of space
[11:16] <nigtv> because its always easier just to use numlock
[11:16] <Eggbertx> painted: terminal
[11:16] <jrib> nigtv: yeah, you've actually gotten me interested in the chorded keyboard.  Do you obtain about the same speed?
[11:16] <PodeCoet> I have an ubuntu box acting as a samba folder, with a couple of drives shared. If I create a symlink between a folder on an unshared drive and a shared drive, the symlink is followed correctly, and it works fine when accessing the share from a windows box - however in linux the symlink is translated to a local mount for some reason, any ideas?
[11:16] <nigtv> plus i dont like the whole 2 character to key thing, especially with symbols
[11:16] <PodeCoet> *samba server
[11:16] <Eggbertx> what is a chorded keyboard?
[11:16] <staar2__> hi
[11:16] <gordonjcp> Eggbertx: press multiple keys to type
[11:16] <Eggbertx> ?
[11:16] <nigtv> jrib: not even close, but its alot easier
[11:16] <Eggbertx> y?
[11:16] <staar2__> i how to list the current usb connected programs ?
[11:16] <gordonjcp> Eggbertx: imagine having about seven keys that you press in combinations
[11:16] <painted> eggbertx, it says xrandr: screen cannot be larger than 1600x1024 (desired size 1680x1050)
[11:16] <nigtv> im at about....
[11:16] <nigtv> 30~wpm
[11:17] <Eggbertx> hmm hold on a sec
[11:17] <nigtv> its just i dont have to think as much about it, and its one hand
[11:17] <Eggbertx> http://forums.vr-zone.com/open-source-discussions/104599-how-set-resolution-above-1024x768-ubuntu.html
[11:17] <gordonjcp> nigtv: I wanted to build a chorded keyboard for my bike handlebars
[11:17] <nigtv> ha
[11:17] <gordonjcp> nigtv: so I can work PSK31 when I'm bicycle mobile
[11:17] <nigtv> thats awesome
[11:17] <nigtv> yea, handheld input devices are the only way to go
[11:18] <nigtv> i have this really old retromouse, one of the ones with a small ball, three buttons and an led
[11:18] <Eggbertx> painted: check that url
[11:18] <nigtv> i cant play any games with a normal mouse anymore
[11:18] <painted> thx, eggbertx
[11:18] <Eggbertx> gordonjcp:  wouldnt that just be more time consuming?
[11:18] <Eggbertx> painted: no problem
[11:19] <nigtv> jrib: hopefully youll be able to figure out the chorded easier than it is for me
[11:19] <gordonjcp> Eggbertx: depends on what else you're doing
[11:19] <jrib> PodeCoet: linux remotely you mean?  Can you expand on how the behavior is different in linux than what you expect?
[11:19] <Eggbertx> gordonjcp: would that be for people writing in different languages?
[11:19] <Eggbertx> for the different symbols required
[11:19] <nigtv> you know even like, having alt switch between two halves of the keyboard when held would make it a ton better
[11:19] <ph8> how can i reenable ctrl+alt+backspace on jaunty?
[11:19] <nigtv> i might actually know how to set that up
[11:19] <nigtv> now that i think about it
[11:19] <nigtv> ph8: keyboard shortcuts
[11:20] <jrib> !dontzap | ph8
[11:20] <hotcat_> how can i reinstall apt-get
[11:20] <jrib> hotcat_: umm, why?
[11:20] <nigtv> oh
[11:20] <nigtv> hotcat_: when you type apt-get
[11:20] <nigtv> what does it say
[11:20] <nigtv> because i really dont think there is any realistic way you could have gotten rid of it unless you were really trying
[11:20] <painted> eggbertx, it doesn't apply to me because i'm running multiple monitors :(
[11:21] <hotcat_> it can't work correctly
[11:21] <Eggbertx> o
[11:21] <Eggbertx> then i hav no idea
[11:21] <nigtv> thats the error?
[11:21] <Eggbertx> u cant run it as is?
[11:21] <PodeCoet> jrib: For eg, I have /stuff shared on the samba server. Inside /stuff, I put a symlink to /mnt/otherstuff. On a windows box it follows the symlinks as normal. On my linux box, it actually tries to access /mnt/otherstuff locally and dies in the ass
[11:21] <jrib> hotcat_: tell us exactly how it is not working correctly.  Show us on a pastebin
[11:21] <nigtv> yes
[11:21] <sirdiego> how does df calculate the free size in my partition? /dev/sdb3 549G 15G 507G 3% 549-15 are not 507? Oo
[11:21]  * nigtv lols @ "sudo apt-get install apt-get"
[11:21] <Eggbertx> ?
[11:21] <jrib> PodeCoet: I see.  No idea what is going on, but I understand now
[11:22] <hotcat_> ok,please wait a moment,
[11:22] <nigtv> okay, im going to bed
[11:22] <nigtv> all catch all of you guys later
[11:22] <JacobGee> Okay I think I just messed up my system. I was installing CentOS, and the installation messed up half way through. Then, now when I boot my computer and GRUB comes up, openSUSE won't boot at all (it says error 15: file not found or something), and Ubuntu boots, but with the error n"fsck.ext3 unable to resolve 'uuid.............". I then try and log in with my normal user name, but it says something about not being able to load /home. And
[11:22] <jrib> sirdiego: some space is reserved for root
[11:22] <painted> woot
[11:22] <nigtv> jrib if you do figure something out, make sure that you document it, even if its only a haphazard solution
[11:22] <JacobGee> Any ideas on how I can make it so I can boot Ubuntu successfully?
[11:22] <painted> i did it, eggbertx!
[11:22] <jrib> JacobGee: are you using ubuntu?
[11:22] <JacobGee> I don't really care about my openSUSE
[11:22] <Eggbertx> good
[11:22] <gordonjcp> Eggbertx: you could do
[11:22] <painted> all of a sudden my native resolution was available as an option!
[11:23] <painted> thx for the help, eggbertx
[11:23] <JacobGee> jrib: what do you mean?
[11:23] <jrib> nigtv: yeah, probably belongs in help.ubuntu.com/community
[11:23] <painted> all of you here are awesome
[11:23] <JacobGee> like currently?
[11:23] <ph8> !proposed
[11:23] <ph8> any info on adding proposed repositories?
[11:23] <jrib> JacobGee: I mean, how is your problem related to ubuntu?
[11:23] <JacobGee> i'm writing this on a puppy machine, but yes, my computer which is in trouble dual boots ubuntu/opensuse
[11:23] <JacobGee> well the ubuntu doesn't boot
[11:23] <JacobGee> and i'm trying to get it to
[11:23] <sirdiego> jrib: okay, and why df shows a size of 549 and parted told me a size of 598?
[11:23] <jrib> ph8: you understand they are untested and break often?
[11:23] <painted> i have two extra buttons on my mouse, anyone know how i can make use of them in ubuntu? ^_^;
[11:24] <ph8> jrib: indeed
[11:24] <nigtv> hotcat_: you have any luck with pastebin yet
[11:24] <jrib> sirdiego: oh, you mean the actual size, not just what is free?
[11:24] <Eggbertx> does anyone know why when i installed ubuntu, the live cd installer faild but the text based one worked?
[11:24] <JacobGee> Forget about the openSUSE and the CentOS install - I was just trying to give you some background on the problem. The problem is that my Ubuntu won't boot, with the error I said above.
[11:24] <hotcat_> yes
[11:24] <jrib> ph8: system -> administration -> software sources
[11:24] <nigtv> ah
[11:24] <nigtv> link?
[11:24] <Eggbertx> hotcat:yes to me?
[11:24] <ph8> jrib: Gah i was looking for an deb* line
[11:24] <Eggbertx> why?
[11:24] <ph8> I suppose i can do it the gui way :p
[11:25] <jriachi> hello
[11:25] <jrib> JacobGee: reinstall grub, check the uuids are correct
[11:25] <Boohbah> !hi
[11:25] <nigtv> ph8: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[11:25] <nigtv> or something like that
[11:25] <jrib> !grub  > JacobGee
[11:25] <nigtv> im not sure of the exact path
[11:25] <Eggbertx> jrib: how do you reinstall grub?
[11:25] <nigtv> then you would have to comment (out/in) whatever you wanted to change
[11:25] <ph8> nigtv: but proposed isn't there commented by default
[11:25] <ph8> anyway i've used the gui thx
[11:25] <jrib> ph8: then read your /etc/apt/sources.list, it should be commented in there as "jaunty-proposed" instead of "jaunty" for example
[11:26] <nigtv> oh
[11:26] <jrib> !grub > Eggbertx
[11:26] <jriachi> i am using mcedit in ubuntu 9.04, the tabulations shows like <------> at the beginning of each indented line, making the file hard to read, how can i disable this behaviour?
[11:26] <sirdiego> jrib: yes the whole size of the partition
[11:26] <jrib> sirdiego: can you pastebin?
[11:27] <nigtv> heres sort of a weird question, if there were a limit on the number of keypresses that can be registered at the same time, that would most likely be a limit controlled by the os, and not the hardware, right?
[11:27] <Eggbertx> maybe
[11:27] <Eggbertx> although the hardware might have one too
[11:28] <popogomomo> one of ubuntu machines on network is throwing tons of dhcp inform packets making entire network slow
[11:28] <sirdiego> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/167711/
[11:28] <popogomomo> i have already disabled ip6 and sytem is using static address
[11:28] <popogomomo> why its throwinhg dhcp inform packets
[11:28] <nigtv> be back tommorow guys
[11:28] <Eggbertx> me too
[11:28] <nigtv> and i actually really do mean it this time
[11:28] <Eggbertx> im leaving
[11:30] <popogomomo> one of ubuntu machines on network is throwing tons of dhcp inform packets making entire network slow
[11:30] <popogomomo> why its throwinhg dhcp inform packets
[11:30] <popogomomo> i have already disabled ip6 and sytem is using static address
[11:30] <jrib> sirdiego: my guess would be that formatting a partition with a filesystem takes up some space, right?
[11:31] <kryle> hey, how do i enable so i can use my shared folder in win xp in VirtualBox ??
[11:31] <Raf> hey all
[11:31]  * PodeCoet cries
[11:31]  * Boohbah hands PodeCoet a tissue
[11:32] <jrib> kryle: you can try #vbox or read the vbox documentation if no one here knows.  I don't remember offhand
[11:32] <sirdiego> jrib: hmkay, i found a clue :D
[11:32] <PodeCoet> maybe I should run windows native, with linux under virtualbox - instead of the other way around :P
[11:32] <jrib> kryle: I do remember it's in the documentation though
[11:32] <ruadh> Hi everyone
[11:32] <JacobGee> jrib: How would I go about checking if the UUID's are correct?
[11:32] <lflashlnzl> hey there
[11:32] <Boohbah> PodeCoet: why?
[11:32] <popogomomo> one of ubuntu machines on network is throwing tons of dhcp inform packets making entire network slow
[11:32] <popogomomo> i have already disabled ip6 and sytem is using static address
[11:32] <popogomomo> why its throwinhg dhcp inform packets
[11:32] <jrib> !uuid | JacobGee
[11:32] <sirdiego> jrib: using -H instead -h does the job
[11:32] <lflashlnzl> mmm
[11:33] <Boohbah> JacobGee: ls -al /dev/disk/by-uuid/
[11:33] <PodeCoet> Boohbah: Made the move from windows to linux 18 months ago, after 2 months of excessive pain everything works... Then my install completely breaks, so I reinstall, and there are HEAPS of tiny agravating issues that nobody seems to be able to help with
[11:33] <jrib> sirdiego: hmm, that's kind of weird.  So parted defaults to using powers of 1000 instead of 1024?
[11:34] <JacobGee> jrib: So I compare the output of the two commands?
[11:34] <JacobGee> oh
[11:34] <JacobGee> dont worry
[11:34] <popogomomo> how do i permanently disable dhcp in ubuntu
[11:34] <JacobGee> I have the uuids, how do I check if they are correct?
[11:34] <popogomomo> how do i permanently disable dhcp in ubuntu
[11:34] <popogomomo> one of ubuntu machines on network is throwing tons of dhcp inform packets making entire network slow
[11:34] <FloodBot3> popogomomo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:34] <popogomomo> i have already disabled ip6 and sytem is using static address
[11:35] <Boohbah> PodeCoet: it used to be that way for me too. if you are willing to work through the issues you will learn lots of good things
[11:35] <popogomomo> hi
[11:35] <popogomomo> how do i permanently disable dhcp in ubuntu
[11:35] <jrib> sirdiego: or I guess parted just queries the hard drive and the hard drive probably reports that
[11:35] <lflashlnzl> can anyone tell me why my torrent speeds are cr@p using transmission
[11:36] <PodeCoet> Boohbah: I tried, ALOT... I dunno, I figured you know what, maybe if I dist-upgrade things will likely be fixed (in fact I was sure of it), but then I get slapped in the face with KDE4 :P
[11:36] <lflashlnzl> are there setting i need to do?
[11:36] <popogomomo> how do i permanently disable dhcp in ubuntu
[11:36] <popogomomo> its drwoning my network
[11:36] <sirdiego> jrib: good idea, another question, needs the root reserved blocks on my home partition?
[11:36] <popogomomo> DHCP inform packets
[11:36] <jrib> sirdiego: nah, you can change it with tune2fs
[11:37] <sirdiego> jrib: yeah, ok thanks for ur help
[11:37] <popogomomo> how do i permanently disable dhcp in ubuntu
[11:37] <Boohbah> PodeCoet: oooh... yes, i am still using kde 3.5.10 and hardy for that reason
[11:37] <popogomomo> DHCP inform packets are drowning my network
[11:37] <popogomomo> how do i permanently disable dhcp in ubuntu
[11:37] <PodeCoet> Boohbah: same! KDE4 is terrible
[11:37] <popogomomo> DHCP inform packets are drowning my network
[11:37] <jrib> !repeat | popogomomo
[11:37] <jpds> popogomomo: Turn off the DHCP server?
[11:38] <PodeCoet> popogomomo: disable dhcpd?
[11:38] <popogomomo> DHCP client
[11:38] <Boohbah> PodeCoet: err not hardy but intrepid. maybe you can try that
[11:38] <kk_jonti> hello all, i am reading the documents for creating a ubuntu mirror.  But I have a strange requirement.  I want to know if I can carry a complete repo of ubuntu packages on an external hard disk or 16 gb pen drive and use it as a mirror?  I might not have a lan cable or there is just one machine where I want to install ubuntu and the client does not have internet access. is there a way to create such a mirror?
[11:38] <lflashlnzl> popogomomo, just use a static IP address then you will have turned on DHCP
[11:39] <popogomomo> i am already using it
[11:39] <lflashlnzl> popogomomo, then sudo apt-get remove dhcp
[11:39] <jpds> popogomomo: Then, there's something wrong with your setup.
[11:39] <popogomomo> why O why its spamming entire network with DHCP INFORM packets
[11:40] <PodeCoet> Boohbah: *cries* - Would a dist-upgrade get me to Intrepid without bursting into flame?
[11:40] <lflashlnzl> if you have turn your ip into static then there should be no more dhcp happening
[11:40] <wendy__d-_-b>  
[11:40] <wendy__d-_-b>  
[11:40] <FloodBot3> wendy__d-_-b: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:40] <PodeCoet> Boohbah: I should I do a complete reinstall?
[11:40] <anonusing> hi everyone
[11:41] <wendy__d-_-b> hi anonusing
[11:41] <PodeCoet> hello
[11:41] <jpds> popogomomo: Turn off the machine that's doing it?
[11:41] <Boohbah> PodeCoet: probably a clean reinstall would work best
[11:41] <popogomomo> yeah
[11:41] <Hasanibrahim> hi, i installed vbox
[11:41] <PodeCoet> Damn. I'd better backup everything then lol
[11:41] <Hasanibrahim> but usb is not working, how can i fix this
[11:42] <wendy__d-_-b> PodeCoet, thats why i keep a different partition :)
[11:42] <PodeCoet> wendy__d-_-b: I keep a separate drive :P
[11:42] <PodeCoet> oh wait
[11:42] <wendy__d-_-b> that too
[11:42] <popogomomo> i want to disable dhcp all togetger
[11:42] <popogomomo> is it possibl;e
[11:42] <Boohbah> popogomomo: yes
[11:42] <popogomomo> how ?
[11:42] <Hasanibrahim> any idea mates ?
[11:42] <lflashlnzl> popogomomo, if your using STATIC then you have disable dhcp!
[11:43] <paolo88> hi
[11:43] <wendy__d-_-b> Hasanibrahim, what os are u running on xvm?
[11:43] <Boohbah> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-set-a-static-ip-address-in-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex.html
[11:43] <paolo88> i have a audigy 2 zs platinum pro
[11:43] <Boohbah> popogomomo:
[11:43] <jpds> lflashlnzl: No, you don't.
[11:43] <popogomomo> DUDE I HAVE ALREADY USING STATIC , on wire shark the system is still sending DHCP inform packets
[11:43] <wendy__d-_-b> Hasanibrahim,  i mean vbox
[11:44] <PodeCoet> @ boohbah, wendy__d-_-b: Like windows, you can't backup installed apps in linux can you?
[11:44] <paolo88> with the kernel 2.6.28-10 and 2.6.28-11 it dosen't play
[11:44] <jpds> popogomomo: sudo apt-get remove --purge dhcp-client
[11:44] <Hasanibrahim> i am using ubuntu
[11:44] <paolo88> anybody can help me?
[11:44] <lflashlnzl> ok then if you are using static IP then wheres the dhcp coming from?
[11:44] <painted> guys
[11:44] <wendy__d-_-b> PodeCoet, you can create an image just like in windows
[11:44] <Hasanibrahim> Xp wendy__d-_-b
[11:44] <paolo88> if i start with kenel 2.6.28-9 is work
[11:44] <jpds> popogomomo: Make that dhcp3-client.
[11:44] <wendy__d-_-b> Hasanibrahim, are you using vbox ose or xvb?
[11:44] <paolo88> *it works
[11:44] <jpds> lflashlnzl: It's installed by default?
[11:44] <painted> how do i start a program with root access
[11:44] <painted> cuz nvidia x server wont' let me save config
[11:45] <Hasanibrahim> vbox OSE
[11:45] <Hasanibrahim> wendy__d-_-b:
[11:45] <PodeCoet> painted: kdesu
[11:45] <wendy__d-_-b> Hasanibrahim, ose doesnt support usb
[11:45] <lflashlnzl> yea i know that
[11:45] <binarymutant> oh no, I detached a channel in xchat, how do I reattach it?
[11:45] <Hasanibrahim> wendy__d-_-b: before 3 mounths, i was doing this
[11:45] <PodeCoet> painted: or just do "sudo nvidia-settings" in a console window
[11:45] <lflashlnzl> but shouldnt using static turn off dhcp?
[11:45] <wendy__d-_-b> Hasanibrahim,  get the regular virtualbox from their website
[11:45] <lstarnes> binarymutant: there sjould be an option for that in one of the menus
[11:45] <popogomomo> jpds: Package dhcp-client is not installed, so not removed
[11:45] <Boohbah> PodeCoet: you can get a list of things you have installed and reinstall them
[11:45] <Hasanibrahim> with some configirations
[11:45] <jpds> popogomomo: 11:44:44 < jpds> popogomomo: Make that dhcp3-client.
[11:45] <PodeCoet> Boohbah: thats what I want!
[11:46] <paolo88> nobody can help me?
[11:46] <hotcat_> about my apt-get:     http://pastebin.com/d695ca762
[11:46] <binarymutant> lstarnes, found it, thanks :)
[11:46] <PodeCoet> paolo88: :\
 you can help me?
[11:47] <PodeCoet> paolo88: nope, otherwise it'd be a smiley face ;\
[11:47] <Boohbah> PodeCoet:  dpkg --get-selections > my_installed_packages.txt
[11:47] <Boohbah> PodeCoet: sudo
[11:47] <paolo88> PodeCoet: tanks!
[11:47] <popogomomo> jpds: its still sending DHCP inform packets
[11:48] <popogomomo> :-(
[11:48] <anonusing> hi, can anyone here help me to get graphics drivers? i haven't been able to find a way on my own.
[11:48] <Boohbah> paolo88: use the kernel that works
[11:48] <anonusing> Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller
[11:48] <popogomomo> do i need to reboot the system after un intalling ?
[11:48] <PodeCoet> Boohbah: w00t! thanks for that, downloading the interepid ISO now
[11:48] <PodeCoet> *intrepid
[11:48] <jpds> popogomomo: Weird, probably for the best - go for it.
[11:49] <paolo88> Boohbah: but i lose in performance?
[11:50] <Boohbah> paolo88: a minor version change shouldn't greatly affect performance...
[11:50] <paolo88> Boohbah: but i lose in performance
[11:51] <paolo88> sorry
[11:51] <mirak> I have an issue with firefox. when I run it, the computer seems to crawl and the keyboard doesn't work anymore
[11:51] <painted> hey guys, my nvidia x server settings says "VALIDATION ERROR:  Data incomplete in file /etc/X11/xorg.conf.
[11:51] <paolo88> Boohbah: i understand but because the new kernel dosen't works well?
[11:51] <koshari1> is acroread in the 9.04 repos?
[11:51] <painted> At least one Device section is required."
[11:51] <painted> can anyone tell me what's wrong with this darn thing
[11:52] <nubbe> koshari1, I think u need medibuntu
[11:53] <koshari1> nubbe looking aty medibuntu there is only amd64 buils not 386
[11:53] <Boohbah> painted: mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.old && restart X
[11:54] <anonusing> Does anyone know how to install intel graphics drivers?
[11:54] <lflashlnzl> whats a good network monitor tool
[11:54] <Boohbah> lflashlnzl: wireshark
[11:54] <Boohbah> anonusing: they should come with ubuntu
[11:55] <paolo88> i have a audigy 2 zs platinum pro
[11:55] <anonusing> boohbah, there is nothing in my hardware drivers
[11:55] <paolo88> with the kernel 2.6.28-10 and 2.6.28-11 it dosen't play
[11:55] <metalfan_> hi
[11:55] <paolo88> if i start with kenel 2.6.28-9 it works
[11:55] <magnetron> lflashlnzl→ what kind of network monitoring do you want to do? SNMP?
[11:55] <paolo88> anybody can help me?
[11:55] <magnetron> paolo88→ enter
[11:55] <anonusing> boohbah, idk, apparently they didn't come with ubuntu
[11:55] <metalfan_> since the upgrade to 9.04 cpu scaling does not work anymore on my turion-m...what can i do about that?
[11:55] <lflashlnzl> i just wanns see whats happening on my LAN,
[11:55] <WistfulGeek> eveybody can help, just ask!
[11:56] <WistfulGeek> *RR
[11:56] <magnetron> paolo88→ please don't use the enter key as punctuation
 it's true....sorry!
[11:56] <nubbe> koshari1, strange, ur right, I guess the adobe site is the only way then...
[11:57] <P4rro0t> how do i compile web
[11:57] <bubba> hello. i would like to know if anyone here knows how to install chinese language support (including writing characters)?
[11:57] <P4rro0t> hello. i would like to know if anyone here knows how to install chinese language support (including writing characters)?
[11:59] <anonusing> p4rro0t, did u google search?
[11:59] <JacobGee> p4rro0t: gcc www.*.*
[12:00] <anonusing> Can anyone help me with graphic drivers?
[12:00] <JacobGee> I'm sure someone can: just say your problem/question
[12:01] <P4rro0t>  p4rro0t, did u google search?
[12:01] <P4rro0t>  p4rro0t: gcc www.*.*
[12:01] <anonusing> I am trying to install graphic drivers for Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller
[12:01] <P4rro0t> Can anyone help me with graphic drivers?
[12:01] <P4rro0t> I'm sure someone can: just say your problem/question
[12:01] <P4rro0t> I am trying to install graphic drivers for Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller
[12:01] <popogomomo> its still send dhcp inform packets
[12:01] <P4rro0t>  its still send dhcp inform packets
[12:01] <markupdude> i have a networking question which i wrote here http://pastie.org/472923 for not flooding the channel
[12:02] <P4rro0t> i have a networking question which i wrote here http://pastie.org/472923 for not flooding the channel
[12:02] <anonusing> I am trying to install graphic drivers for Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller. I haven't found anything, except one tutorial which was REALLY complicated. I couldn't even get the first step to work
[12:02] <P4rro0t>  I am trying to install graphic drivers for Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller. I haven't found anything, except one tutorial which was REALLY complicated. I couldn't even get the first step to work
[12:04] <roxahris_> Hey, I'm having trouble compiling something
[12:04] <roxahris_> I get this error: sh: i586-mingw32-g++: not found
[12:04] <P4rro0t> Hey, I'm having trouble compiling something
[12:05] <linny> im sshing to my sons pc in the other room, i want to insert a command via ssh  to play a vid on the local machine and local display how would one do that ? by local i mean my sons pc
[12:05] <P4rro0t> 0I get this error: sh: i586-mingw32-g++: not found
[12:05] <P4rro0t> v
[12:05] <P4rro0t> im sshing to my sons pc in the other room, i want to insert a command via ssh  to play a vid on the local machine and local display how would one do that ? by local i mean my sons pc
[12:05] <FloodBot3> P4rro0t: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:05] <P4rro0t> im sshing to my sons pc in the other room, i want to insert a command via ssh  to play a vid on the local machine and local display how would one do that ? by local i mean my sons pc
[12:05] <P4rro0t> ok
[12:05] <roxahris_> fail
[12:05] <P4rro0t> wtf ur not a bot
[12:05] <histo> !language | P4rro0t
[12:06] <roxahris_> :P
[12:06] <roxahris_> But, yeah
[12:06] <P4rro0t> wtf is this preschool
[12:06] <roxahris_> I'm having that error
[12:06] <P4rro0t> cant even use abbreviations
[12:06] <roxahris_> P4rr0t: no, you're just being rude
[12:06] <P4rro0t> anyways back to what i was doing
[12:06] <roxahris_> sonny
[12:06] <P4rro0t> P4rro0t: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:06] <roxahris_> respect your elders
[12:06] <P4rro0t> fail
[12:06] <P4rro0t> !language | P4rro0t
[12:06] <P4rro0t> P4rro0t: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[12:07] <hbekel> linny: on the remote machine, via ssh: DISPLAY=<local-ip>:0.0 mplayer video.avi
[12:07] <biberao> hi
[12:07] <anonusing> hi
[12:07] <roxahris_> P4rro0t: toggaf a si t0rr4P
[12:07] <P4rro0t> respect your elders
[12:07] <P4rro0t> sonny
 linny: on the remote machine, via ssh: DISPLAY=<local-ip>:0.0 mplayer video.avi
[12:07] <kryle> anyone here that could help me fast ??
 P4rro0t: toggaf a si t0rr4P
[12:07] <P4rro0t> hi
[12:07] <P4rro0t> hi
[12:07] <anonusing> ?
[12:07] <FloodBot3> P4rro0t: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:07] <cumulus007> What's the default mysql database location in Ubuntu?
[12:07] <roxahris_> kryle: Someone, somewhere
[12:08] <linny> P4rro0t: thx
[12:08] <P4rro0t> P4rro0t: thx
[12:08] <P4rro0t> kryle: Someone, somewhere
[12:08] <linny> hbekel: thx to u even
[12:08] <paolo88> I have a audigy 2 zs platinum pro,  with the kernel 2.6.28-10 and 2.6.28-11 it dosen't play, if i start with kenel 2.6.28-9 it works, anybody can help me?
[12:08] <kryle> i think i want to install compiz, but when i look at the packets theres like 20 diffrent, wich one should i pick? or should i select all ?
[12:08] <P4rro0t> I have a audigy 2 zs platinum pro,  with the kernel 2.6.28-10 and 2.6.28-11 it dosen't play, if i start with kenel 2.6.28-9 it works, anybody can help me?
[12:08] <P4rro0t>  i think i want to install compiz, but when i look at the packets theres like 20 diffrent, wich one should i pick? or should i select all ?
[12:09] <anonusing> kryle, what do you want to do?
[12:09] <anonusing> what do you want to use it for?
[12:09] <P4rro0t> kryle, what do you want to do?
[12:09] <P4rro0t> what do you want to use it for?
[12:09] <hbekel> linny: export DISPLAY=<local-ip>:0.0 to make that permanent for the whole ssh session
[12:09] <popogomomo> P4rro0t: shut F(*&^ up
[12:09] <kryle> better effects, and management? xD
[12:09] <P4rro0t> linny: export DISPLAY=<local-ip>:0.0 to make that permanent for the whole ssh session
[12:09] <hbekel> linny: so every x command started on the remote machine uses the local display
[12:09] <P4rro0t> P4rro0t: shut F(*&^ up
[12:09] <P4rro0t>  better effects, and management? xD
[12:10] <anonusing> popogomomo, i think it might be a bot or something. u can select block, on the side
[12:10] <P4rro0t> linny: so every x command started on the remote machine uses the local display
[12:10] <P4rro0t> popogomomo, i think it might be a bot or something. u can select block, on the side
[12:10] <painted> is there something like the docks or the new windows 7 taskbar for linux?
[12:10] <P4rro0t> FUCK YO COURT NIGGA
[12:10] <FloodBot3> P4rro0t: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:10] <jimcooncat> !ops | P4rro0t
[12:10] <jpds> P4rro0t: Please stop.
[12:10] <popogomomo> can operator kick P4rro0t out ?
[12:10] <P4rro0t> !language | Floodbot3
[12:10] <jpds> jimcooncat: On it :P
[12:11] <ubuntu_> hi
[12:11] <P4rro0t> a!
 P4rro0t: Please stop.
[12:11] <P4rro0t> hi
[12:11] <P4rro0t> A@
[12:11] <FloodBot3> P4rro0t: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:11] <popogomomo> can operator PLEASE  kick P4rro0t out ?
[12:11] <markupdude> i can see my XP machine from my ubuntu machine... now how can i achieve the opposite in the XP machine?
[12:12] <anonusing> Can anyone help me install graphic drivers for Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller?
[12:12] <jimcooncat> markupdude: how do you see it -- ssh, vnc, a file share?
[12:12] <ubuntu_> hey guys I'd like to know what you think. A friend has told me it may be possible to convert my Mic input into a Line-in by changing the driver, I wasnt aware that it was possible from a physical sense, what do you reckon?
[12:12] <lflashlnzl> hey there i just logged out and in, and now my taskbar has gone, everthing else is fine... did i do something wrong?
[12:13] <anonusing> idk
[12:13] <quibbler> markupdude-> look here: http://www.fs-driver.org/
[12:13] <WistfulGeek> I really like GNU/LINUX world but I also strongly dislike the fact that people struggle translating all this distros in so many languages... why not use Only ENGLISH!? :>
[12:13] <markupdude> jimcooncat: it shows me by default, like in the sidebar of the file browser there is Network > Windows Network > my XP laptop
[12:14] <markupdude> quibbler: umm no, both separate machines actually
[12:15] <markupdude> i am told samba will help. but i need to know what should i use to connect the PCs, like should i connect 1 to the router directly, and other to the primary PC
[12:15] <markupdude> or connect both individually to internet
[12:16] <lflashlnzl> how can i bring back my taskbar, i dont know where its goine?
[12:16] <lflashlnzl> *gone
[12:17] <anonusing> ur panel?
[12:17] <paolo88> I have a audigy 2 zs platinum pro,  with the kernel 2.6.28-10 and 2.6.28-11 it dosen't play, if i start with kenel 2.6.28-9 it works, anybody can help me?
[12:17] <lflashlnzl> yea
[12:17] <hbekel> lflashlnzl: in a terminal, type gnome-panel
[12:17] <hbekel> lflashlnzl: check for errors
[12:17] <snakedoc> i have a question about ubuntu upgrade, do i have to reinstall all softwares after an upgrade?
[12:17] <lflashlnzl> its not install
[12:17] <lflashlnzl> installed
[12:17] <hbekel> lflashlnzl: you're using gnome, are you?
[12:18] <lflashlnzl> yea i removed evolution and that got rid of it! reinstall gnome panel
[12:18] <quibbler> snakedoc-> after an upgrade..no everything will be updated
[12:18] <lflashlnzl> done thanks
[12:18] <lflashlnzl> exit
[12:21] <ubuntuXY> Hey guys, what can I do when it appears ubuntu has crashed? before I reboot
[12:22] <ubuntuXY> anyone able to help me out?
[12:22] <roxahris_> Do you WANT to reboot?
[12:22] <ubuntuXY> no, its my last resort option
[12:23] <regjava> is there any tool to test if port forward is working properly in ubuntu?
[12:23] <ubuntuXY> it appears ubuntu has frozen/crashed, I can still move the mouse and put in commands via the keyboard, but i dont know any commands yet
[12:23] <dreamer_amcs>  czc
[12:24] <ubuntuXY> if it was windows I would ctrl+alt+del and run explorer.exe to bring back to life, is there ubuntu method?
[12:24] <erUSUL> ubuntuXY: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[12:24] <Boohbah> ubuntuXY: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[12:24] <Boohbah> erUSUL: great minds think alike :)
[12:25] <ubuntuXY> sweet, how whats the keyboard shortcut to bring up the terminal?
[12:25] <erUSUL> Boohbah: ;)
[12:25] <pepe> hi all :)
[12:25] <Boohbah> !hi
[12:25] <erUSUL> ubuntuXY: alt + f3 on gnome or switch to VT with crtl + alt + f1
[12:26] <CaSpEr39> ciao
[12:26] <pepe>  thanks :)
[12:26] <Tremor69> Hi, can someone tell me which package is responsible for installing new gstreamer-plugins when an unknown media file is found?
[12:26] <ubuntuXY> perfect, thanks mate
[12:26] <Boohbah> !it > CaSpEr39
[12:26] <CaSpEr39> qualcuno mi puo aiutare
[12:26] <erUSUL> !it | CaSpEr39
[12:27] <CaSpEr39> it please
[12:27] <erUSUL> ooops
[12:27] <robinpahwa123> Hello, Can somebody tell me if he knows the solution of mouse problems in ubuntu, When I use to scroll webpages or some docs - system get stuck for few seconds, is very annoying
[12:27] <ubuntuXY> now what do you reckon, my friend reckons I can convert a Mic port to a Line-in port by changing the driver, i thought there would be physical restrictions preventing it, what do YOU reckon?
[12:28] <pepe> Does anyone know how to convert a ogv in flv with hight video quality and lightly ?
[12:28] <pepe> for the moment i use ffmpeg with this : ffmpeg -i test6.ogv -ar 22050 -acodec libmp3lame -ab 96k -vcodec flv -b 300k  -g 150 -cmp 2 -subcmp 2 -mbd 2 -flags +aic+cbp+mv0+mv4+trell -y OUTPUT.flv
[12:28] <Dreamglider> i just closed firefox while a youtube video was playing, firefox closed but the audio from the video is still playing/looping (about 200ms), i tried sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restar but when alsa comes back up the sound is still there im running 8.10 and ff 3.0.10
[12:28] <Boohbah> ubuntuXY: i reckon that won't work
[12:29] <ubuntuXY> i'd love it if it can work, but yeah i dont think it will either
[12:29] <pepe> the quality is good but the file not very light
[12:29] <ubuntuXY> he said he converted a line-in to a line-out by changing the driver somehow
[12:30] <joot> Dreamglider. control alt backspace will restart x and probably get rid of the problem
[12:30] <erUSUL> pepe: the more quality the more heavy the file.... no much yu can do about it
[12:30] <robinpahwa123> ﻿Hello, Can somebody tell me if he knows the solution of mouse problems in ubuntu, When I use to scroll webpages or anything - system gets stuck for few seconds and then resume back, it is very annoying
[12:30] <erUSUL> !dontzap | joot
[12:30] <Boohbah> Dreamglider: 'lsof |grep audio' may tell you which processing is using your audio so you may kill it
[12:31] <joot> erSUL, ????
[12:31] <ubuntuXY> how can I quickly kill a crashed program?
[12:31] <Dreamglider> ubuntuXY, the mic usually has a preamp, you could try a voltage divider to lover the input (THat's what i did)
[12:31] <Boohbah> ubuntuXY: kill -9 $PID
[12:31] <Agionz> Hi! I might have figured out what's my problem with my update from 8.10 to 9.04. So, I've changed my theme like this http://maketecheasier.com/turn-your-ubuntu-hardy-to-mac-osx-leopard/2008/07/23 so, could it be that my computer won't load the log in screen because of that I've changed the log in screen and it can't find it?
[12:32] <EoL{s}> Hi all, I have an acer Extensa 4420, and the suspension (and most likely hibernation) does not work. Anyone know which acpi settings I should probably experiment with in order to get it to work?
[12:32] <erUSUL> joot: crtl + al + backspace is disable din recent xorg/ubuntu
[12:32] <ubuntuXY> how can I use a voltage divider?
[12:32] <Jack8899> I installed alsa-oss and now kaffeine cannot use oss for the audio plugin anymore. Help me, please.
[12:32] <Dreamglider> ubuntuXY, hang on restarting x
[12:32] <gordonjcp> ubuntuXY: that's probably not terribly on-topic
[12:32] <joot> erSUL, OK thanks I did not get the new version yet
[12:32] <robinpahwa123> Boohbah: How can I mount a USB drive when my ubuntu does not detect it automatically ?
[12:32] <pepe> ersul: thanks for your reply  this command transform a 600K to a 400k but with .mp4 there is 117k with high quality...
[12:33] <gordonjcp> ubuntuXY: What exactly are you trying to do?
[12:33] <robinpahwa123> ﻿How can I mount a USB drive when my ubuntu does not detect it automatically ?
[12:33] <Boohbah> robinpahwa123: first try and figure out if your kernel sees it with the 'dmesg' command... you should see some /dev/sd* output if it has
[12:33] <gordonjcp> ubuntuXY: generally if it's to attenuate the signal for a mike input, you'd make up a little cable with two resistors in it
[12:33] <Jack8899> Wait, suddenly it works again after i closed all programs and reopened kaffeine...
[12:34] <Agionz> I've also done this: http://www.taimila.com/?q=node/11 if that helps? can anyone help me figure out my problem?
[12:34] <ubuntuXY> I want to convert my mic port in to a line-in port
[12:34] <Jack8899> Why can't I use several audio programs like kaffeine, Amaork at the same time?
[12:35] <ubuntuXY> hmm, is there no SW method, such as changing a driver setting?
[12:35] <meltir> hi guys. im trying to compile a source tar that requires a specific version of LTP. ltp.sf.net says that the newest version is 1.7.x, but the ubuntu packege has a date in the version field (using dpkg --info to get this). any idea on how to extract the actual version number from the package ? or has anyone here encountered a problem such as this ?
[12:35] <pepe> !dontzap | joot
[12:35] <robinpahwa123> Boohbah: I see a contineous line of "[  940.708260] usb 2-9: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 87" with 87 as continuous increments
[12:35] <Dreamglider> back
[12:36] <lflashlnzl> how do i install conky 1.7.0? is it make, then install or configure/make/install
[12:36] <naagayaa> HELLO
[12:36] <Boohbah> robinpahwa123: do you see any drive names likes /dev/sd* ?
[12:36] <joot> pepe, erSUL already did this!!!!!!!!!!!!
[12:36] <naagayaa> DOES GNOME FOR UBUNTU 9.04 COME WITH SOFTWARE IN IT? OR IS IT ONLY A DESKTOP ENVIRONMENT?
[12:37] <robinpahwa123> what is the command to check it dmesg|grep dev/sd
[12:37] <ziroday> lflashlnzl: its different for every app, why do you want to compile 1.7.0?
[12:37] <qwerkus> Does anyone know how to set up a working LAN chessgame between ubuntu and winxp hosts ?
[12:37] <ziroday> naagayaa: it comes with software, please don't use caps
[12:37] <lflashlnzl> ziroday, cause i wish to learn more...
[12:37] <robinpahwa123> Boohbah: ﻿what is the command to check it dmesg|grep dev/sd
[12:37] <naagayaa> sorry. what are the software it has got?
[12:37] <ziroday> lflashlnzl: great! I'd be happy to walk you through it :)
[12:38] <ziroday> !compile | lflashlnzl also this may be useful
[12:38] <pepe> joot i didn't know what that did, i wanted to try it, i hope i haven'i did something wrong ...
[12:38] <naagayaa> where i can find those information?
[12:38] <gingerkid> go to Applications>Add/Remove
[12:38] <Matrxi> hello There
[12:39] <ziroday> lflashlnzl: now have you done anything yet?
[12:39] <ziroday> Matrxi: Hi!, how can we help you today?
[12:39] <joot> pepe, it is all cool you just made the bot repeat a message that I already had from  erSUL
[12:39] <naagayaa> ziroday: can u pls help me :)
[12:40] <pepe> joot ok :) good so
[12:40] <ziroday> naagayaa: I don't have a list of all the software preinstalled on the CD sorry, is there something you are looking for in particular?
[12:40] <ziroday> lflashlnzl: you still here?
[12:42] <naagayaa> ziroday: no no... just tell me this pls... is that all games, word processors, bla bla every software come with GNOME?
[12:42] <ziroday> naagayaa: yes, there are some simple games, and a full office suite
[12:42] <Matrxi> Oops
[12:43] <naagayaa> so in ubuntu itself contains no programs ? other than a kernal?
[12:43] <ziroday> naagayaa: no, ubuntu comes preinstalled with a wide variety of software
[12:44] <ziroday> naagayaa: including a full office suite, and some simple games
[12:44] <ror> good afternoon
[12:44] <ziroday> ror: Good afternoon!
[12:44] <ror> I'm getting an X crash when I try and run xrandr from a different X, is this normal? http://pastebin.ca/1417277 are the errors
[12:45] <backslash7> I just installed Ubuntu and the Volume OSD is not working. I have a Logitech G15 with a volume wheel, when I spin it the OSD moves but the volume is not changed. I set it to control the Master channel of my onboard Soundcard
[12:45] <ziroday> ror: what version of ubuntu?
[12:45] <ror> jaunty
[12:45] <ziroday> ror: hmm, I would file a bug about that
[12:46] <ziroday> !bug | ror
[12:46] <xavierp94> bug about what
[12:46] <ziroday> xavierp94: http://pastebin.ca/1417277
[12:46] <ror>  so it's a bug? :(
[12:46] <ziroday> ror: it would appear so :)
[12:46] <ror> bother :)
[12:46] <ror> is there a better way to launch an alternative X with a different resolution?
[12:47] <anonusing> can someone please explain to me how to edt /etc/apt/sources.list?
[12:47] <xavierp94> Report it in Launchpad
[12:47] <backslash7> Anyone?
[12:47] <backslash7> Please... It's rather annoying
[12:47] <ziroday> anonusing: you can use any text editor, so gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list will work
[12:47] <ror> coincidentally I signed up to launchpad today. of course I'll report it but is there a workaround before it gets fixed?
[12:48] <ziroday> anonusing: or, you can use Software Sources
[12:48] <livingdaylight> do i need antivurs when running XP in virtualbox?
[12:48] <anonusing> ziroday, ahh ok, gksudo... is what i was looking for. thanks
[12:48] <tanveer> how can i change my spalash screen?
[12:48] <ziroday> livingdaylight: yes, but ##windows will probably be better
[12:49] <tanveer> i have downloaded some .png files to use as spalsah screens but how i do i change my splash screen?
[12:49] <livingdaylight> ziroday, running vitualbox in linux, so ithought it was a linuxrelevat quetion
[12:49] <xavierp94> How do I register my username in this server?
[12:50] <ziroday> !register | xavierp94
[12:50] <xavierp94> !register | xavierp94
[12:50] <Tech-Frog> Hello
[12:51] <ziroday> Tech-Frog: Hi!, how can we help you today?
[12:51] <Tech-Frog> How do I specify where synaptic/add&remove installs apps to? I have set up seperate partitons, one for the OS and one for files, how do I specify to install to the files partition?
[12:52] <xavierp94> ok
[12:52] <lynda> hello... am new to linux.. can i ask you a question?
[12:53] <WistfulGeek> if you live in North Korea no, if you live elsewhere yes!
[12:53] <Tech-Frog> Lynda, well this is the support channel so I guess.
[12:53] <WistfulGeek> or is the other way around :-)
[12:54] <Tech-Frog> Does anybody have an answer to my question?
[12:54] <tanveer> painted : hey how do i change the splash screen
[12:54] <xavierp94> Repet please
[12:54] <lynda> i installed ubuntu hardy and created a aptoncd and added it as a local repository. but now i want to remove it. can i?
[12:54] <Tech-Frog> How do I specify where synaptic/add&remove installs apps to? I have set up seperate partitons, one for the OS and one for files, how do I specify to install to the files partition?
[12:54] <Jack8899> I have no sound in Firefox Flash videos
[12:55] <Tech-Frog> Jack8899 have you installed the restricted stuff?
[12:55] <Matic> Hae, which commands can I use to list contents of an svn server?
[12:55] <ssn> hi
[12:55] <tanveer> im looking for a .so upslash theme file where can I get these?
[12:55] <Jack8899> Tech-Frog: What restricted stuff?
[12:55] <ssn> how do i force-unmount an image mounted via gmount-iso
[12:55] <Tech-Frog> Jack8899 go into add/remove
[12:55] <Tech-Frog> And tap into the search box, restricted
[12:56] <tanveer> tech-frog: help me please
[12:56] <ssn> i cannot kill the process using the mounted image
[12:56] <Tech-Frog> Install the Ubuntu Restricted Packages sorto f thing
[12:56] <Tech-Frog> That should fix your sound errors.
[12:56] <ssn> and umount -f returns "umount: /home/simon/tmp: device is busy.
[12:56] <ssn> :(
[12:56] <xavierp94> HDMI does not work on my pc
[12:57] <xavierp94> I have a NVIDIA GEForce Card
[12:57] <omelhus> ssn: lsof | grep /home/simon/tmp
[12:57] <Tech-Frog> xavier have you installed the drivers?
[12:57] <xavierp94> yes
[12:57] <Tech-Frog> Weird
[12:57] <xavierp94> I have COmpiz working
[12:57] <ssn> omelhus: i know that its wine thats using the image
[12:57] <ssn> but i cannot kill it
[12:57] <xavierp94> The desktop effects
[12:57] <Jack8899> Tech-Frog: linux-restricted-modules and linux-restricted-moduls-common is installed
[12:57] <Tech-Frog> What card do you have?
[12:57] <ssn> its in the middle of an installation process
[12:57] <xavierp94> brb
[12:57] <ssn> requesting the second image
[12:58] <Tech-Frog> Jack8899: ubuntu-restriced-modules is what you really need I think
[12:58] <Tech-Frog> Ill check
[12:58] <Jack8899> Tech-Frog: Should I install kubuntu-restricted-extras? I use Kubuntu 9.04
[12:58] <omelhus> oh
[12:58] <omelhus> crap
[12:58] <Tech-Frog> Yea kubuntu if thats what you use
[12:58] <bonhoffer> is there a way to have a find command that finds everything that is not an mp3 in a directory?
[12:58] <Tech-Frog> Restricted extras is the stuff you need
[12:58] <omelhus> ssn: force umount?
[12:58] <ssn> umount -f
[12:58] <ssn> did not work
[12:59] <xavierp94> here
[12:59] <xavierp94> http://paste.ubuntu.com/167760/
[12:59] <xavierp94> thats my card
[12:59] <xavierp94> lspci
[12:59] <FloodBot3> xavierp94: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:59] <xavierp94> Flood?
[12:59] <omelhus> mount the second image to another directory, and redirect the installation
[12:59] <Tech-Frog> No, xavier94 what is your card called
[12:59] <Tech-Frog> Like, what did it say on the box?
[12:59] <xavierp94> Geforce
[12:59] <clearscreen> bonhoffer: find /your/mp3/folder | grep -v .mp3
[12:59] <Tech-Frog> Geforce what?
[12:59] <xavierp94> It came already installed
[13:00] <xavierp94> : nVidia Corporation GeForce 8400M GS
[13:00] <Tech-Frog> Right
[13:00] <|gonzo|> giorno
[13:00] <omelhus> bonhoffer: find /home -not -iname '.mp3'
[13:01] <Tech-Frog> xavierp94 does the HDMI work with windows?
[13:01] <iceroot> is there an advantage using find instead of locate?
[13:01] <xavierp94> yes
[13:01] <space_cadet> ata1: exception Emask 0x10 SAct 0x0 SErr 0x0 action 0x9 t4   ???
[13:01] <xavierp94> It does
[13:01] <bonhoffer> omelhus, clearscreen the -not command is exactly what i want -- thanks
[13:01] <xavierp94> I tried connecting ubuntu to my tv but nothing happens
[13:01] <Tech-Frog> Well I don't know much about linux video
[13:01] <aLeSD> hi all ... someone could tell me which is the package that contains X11/xml.h ?
[13:01] <space_cadet> what does this mean ?? >>>>       ata1: exception Emask 0x10 SAct 0x0 SErr 0x0 action 0x9 t4
[13:01] <Jack8899> Tech-Frog: it won't install. I select the kubuntu-restricted-extras and apply, but then there comes the messeage "The following will be installed" i press apply, it disappears and the add/remove shows af it nothing happened
[13:01] <Tech-Frog> Should be in display preferences I guess
[13:02] <xavierp94> ?
[13:02] <jimlovell777> iceroot: It probably depends on what you want out of the two.
[13:02] <clearscreen> bonhoffer: np, you could pipe to grep too and use -v (invert results) but -not should do the job just fine :)
[13:02] <xavierp94> your talking to me
[13:02] <Tech-Frog> Jack8899 you sure its not installed, is the box still ticked?
[13:02] <Tech-Frog> xavierp94, connect the HDMI up and go into preferences>display
[13:02] <bonhoffer> clearscreen, i am doing an exec with it, so grep would complicate it
[13:02] <xavierp94> display
[13:02] <Tech-Frog> Yes
[13:02] <clearscreen> bonhoffer: alright
[13:02] <Jack8899> Tech-Frog: No its greyed out.
[13:02] <xavierp94> display panel is not compatible with my pc
[13:02] <Tech-Frog> JAck8899 Odd.
[13:03] <Tech-Frog> xavierp94 Well, sorry I don't really know about Kubuntyu
[13:03] <fabio_> need help with virtualbox (not OSE) under ubuntu
[13:03] <Tech-Frog> Go to their support channel
[13:03] <fabio_> thank you
[13:03] <ror> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/374061 all filed and good to go :)
[13:03] <Tech-Frog> To be honest, I'm a linux beginner too.
[13:04] <Tech-Frog> How do I specify where synaptic/add&remove installs apps to? I have set up seperate partitons, one for the OS and one for files, how do I specify to install to the files partition?
[13:04] <floating> im trying to install rc kernel by copypasting the exact command from http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582 but i get "encountered errors" (on 3 of 4 deb files) for example: error processing xserver-xorg-video-intel_2.7.0-1_i386.deb (--install): conflicting packages - not installing xserver-xorg-video-intel
[13:04] <Jack8899> Tech-Frog: Let me relogin...
[13:04] <space_cadet> what does this mean??>>>     btusb_intr_complete: hci0 urb f6029200 failed to resubmit (1)
[13:04] <Tech-Frog> xavierp94 try #kubuntu
[13:05] <puchacz> hi, how to probe a sound file (i.e. format, frequency etc.) in command line?
[13:05] <puchacz> sndfile-info does not work for my perfectly playable mp3 files.
[13:05] <space_cadet> anyone ??  btusb_intr_complete: hci0 urb f6029200 failed to resubmit (1)
[13:06] <shadeslayer> puchacz: you could try audacity.but thats gui
[13:06] <nisperuza> hello
[13:06] <Dillizar> i have a desktop cd can i install it without the GUI??
[13:06] <Tech-Frog> Why don't you want the GUI?
[13:06] <nisperuza> yes
[13:06] <puchacz> because it is for the server side program
[13:06] <Dillizar> Tech-Frog, i cant i have 128 ram :)
[13:07] <shadeslayer> Dillizar: you can install ubuntu and then remove the ubuntu-desktop package
[13:07] <xavierp94> im back
[13:07] <shadeslayer> Dillizar: ah.. alternate CD then
[13:07] <space_cadet> Dillizar, i've installed ubuntu on a 128mb system just fine
[13:07] <roxahris_> Dillizar: I think the alternate-install CD can do that
[13:07] <shadeslayer> !alternate | Dillizar
[13:07] <xavierp94> display panel is not compatible with my card
[13:07] <Jaunty> bonjour tous le monde
[13:07] <space_cadet> !fr
[13:07] <shadeslayer> xavierp94: which card?
[13:07] <xavierp94> : nVidia Corporation GeForce 8400M GS
[13:08] <Dillizar> shadearg, nope i even try the xubuntu alternative i just want the ubuntu without the gui so i can install e17 cuz i have 366mhjz laptop
[13:08] <xavierp94> I get the following message
[13:08] <shadeslayer> xavierp94: didnt the restricted drivers installer work
[13:08] <xavierp94> It appears that your graphics driver does not support the necessary extensions to use this tool.  Do you want to use your graphics driver vendor's tool instead?
[13:08] <xavierp94> Yes
[13:08] <space_cadet> btusb_intr_complete: hci0 urb f6029200 failed to resubmit (1)
[13:08] <space_cadet> what is that ^^
[13:08] <xavierp94> The driver works
[13:08] <xavierp94> just I can't manage my display with Displau
[13:08] <xavierp94> Display*
[13:09] <shadeslayer> xavierp94: so the resolution is not proper?
[13:09] <xavierp94> no
[13:09] <Tech-Frog> 'Do you want to use your graphics vendor's tool instead?' Say yes?
[13:09] <Dillizar> !minimal > Dillizar
[13:09] <xavierp94> it is
[13:09] <xavierp94> Yes
[13:09] <xavierp94> It takes me to Nvidia's tool
[13:09] <EoL{s}> Hi all, I have an acer Extensa 4420, and the suspension (and most likely hibernation) does not work. Anyone know which acpi settings I should probably experiment with in order to get it to work?
[13:09] <shadeslayer> xavierp94: that message refers to nvidias xserver tools
[13:09] <xavierp94> I was wondering why my HDMI connection does not work
[13:10] <Jack8899-2> Tech-Frog: I still cannot install the package
[13:10] <xavierp94> I connect it to my tv and nothing happens
[13:10] <Jack8899-2> Tech-Frog: installing other packages works.
[13:10] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, you could try adding this to the kernel options in grub 'resume=/dev/sdax' where x is the partition number for the swap file
[13:10] <shadeslayer> xavierp94: meh..... you have to press a key combination like fn+F8
[13:10] <totalwang> the command line drives me crazy
[13:10] <Tech-Frog> Jack, find the flash package, remove it, and install the restricted one again
[13:10] <xavierp94> really?
[13:10] <xavierp94> fn+F8
[13:10] <shadeslayer> xavierp94: yes
[13:10] <xavierp94> oh
[13:10] <giacomo_carissim> i just installed 9.04 from 8.04.2 and kept my /home partition.  i changed my user name, so i was wondering if there was an easy way to just copy everything from my previous user folder to my new one
[13:10] <xavierp94> I didn't know that
[13:10] <giacomo_carissim> can i just rename the folder?
[13:10] <xavierp94> I'll try that
[13:11] <dual> I'm looking for a video editor that has a greenscreen feature.
[13:11] <shadeslayer> xavierp94: laptop?
[13:11] <space_cadet> giacomo_carissim, well guessing you don't have the permissions for the files (because of the different username)  there may be a problem
[13:11] <giacomo_carissim> can i do it as root?
[13:11] <giacomo_carissim> or sudo
[13:11] <space_cadet> i suppose you could
[13:12] <space_cadet> but that is not recommended.
[13:12] <sven_> you can do all as root
[13:12] <Tech-Frog> giacomo_carissim gksudo thunar would work
[13:12] <Jack8899-2> Tech-Frog: doesnt help.
[13:12] <space_cadet> aah
[13:12] <Tech-Frog> Chances are it will break something though
[13:12] <space_cadet> lol
[13:12] <giacomo_carissim> why not nautilus
[13:12] <Tech-Frog> Nautilus then if you like that
[13:12] <giacomo_carissim> i mean, its just a directory, right
[13:12] <Tech-Frog> Dunno then Jack8899-2
[13:12] <sven_> espeak wuah
[13:12] <space_cadet> giacomo_carissim, each file has its own permission
[13:13] <giacomo_carissim> so what should i do?
[13:13] <space_cadet> giacomo_carissim, and your new username is not included in those permissions
[13:13] <EoL{s}> space_cadet: I checked with some guys earlier, and they said it was most likely due to ACPI. Suspension works, the screen just remains blank until I restart.
[13:13] <giacomo_carissim> copy everything individually?
[13:13] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, is your swapon? if so how big is it?
[13:13] <xavierp94> no that doesn't work
[13:13] <estan> hey folks, what's the best/easiest video and audio conversion program for ubuntu? i need something for my family's computer so command line stuff is a no-go.
[13:13] <space_cadet> giacomo_carissim, i would say... do it all over again.. and this time use your other username
[13:13] <estan> something that supports many formats.
[13:13] <space_cadet> or create an account with your old username
[13:14] <EoL{s}> space_cadet: Unsure if it's on. It's probably about 8 gigs.
[13:14] <giacomo_carissim> space_cadet: ok ok
[13:14] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, type 'free'  at the term
[13:14] <giacomo_carissim> :)
[13:14] <mabus> giacomo_carissim: I dont know if I'm missing something those other people are saying will mess up but should be no problem to copy home over as root and then chown it to your new username
[13:14] <djiezes> estan: for audio: soundjuicer . i'm not sure about video
[13:14] <staar2__> hi
[13:14] <mabus> giacomo_carissim: I've copied over home many times before
[13:14] <giacomo_carissim> oooo, what's this mabus?
[13:14] <estan> djiezes: thanks! i'll check it out.
[13:14] <staar2__> any help here with printers ?
[13:14] <space_cadet> mabus, with a different username?
[13:14] <giacomo_carissim> mabus, it's not just the /home, but from two different usernames
[13:15] <estan> djiezes: hm. seems to be a CD-ripper, does it do conversions file->file?
[13:15] <giacomo_carissim> so it'd be going from /home/original to /home/newname
[13:15] <djiezes> estan: yeah, i'm wrong, i meant soundconverter :)
[13:15] <xavierp94> fn+F8
[13:15] <mabus> two different ones? I thought you just had an old one. you can interactively copy it over, or overwrite, or whatever
[13:15] <xavierp94> doesn't work
[13:15] <mabus> and then make sure they're all owned by the new username
[13:15] <estan> djiezes: ah. cool.
[13:15] <mabus> with chown
[13:15] <space_cadet> the allmighty chown
[13:15] <shadeslayer> xavierp94: ok check for a F key which has a square on it
[13:15] <giacomo_carissim> ok, so what would i do to change ownership?  chown -r newname?
[13:16] <giacomo_carissim> or something to that effect
[13:16] <xavierp94> fn+F8
[13:16] <shadeslayer> xavierp94: which laptop?
[13:16] <mabus> giacomo_carissim: basically yep
[13:16] <xavierp94> only
[13:16] <base10k> Hi all, Looking for a PCI wireless card. ANy suggestions for a make/model and supplier? (paypal prefered)
[13:16] <xavierp94> Hp Pavillion dv6700se
[13:16] <space_cadet> base10k, ebay
[13:16] <xavierp94> fn+F8 changes my screen brightness
[13:16] <Tech-Frog> base10k UK or USA?
[13:16] <mabus> giacomo_carissim: chown -R newusername (capital)
[13:16] <base10k> Tech-Frog, UK
[13:16] <shadeslayer> xavierp94: yep there will be a key which has a blue square on it
[13:16] <mrwes> base10k, Intel Pro anything
[13:16] <giacomo_carissim> alright, since i don't want to screw up anything, should i first rename the old folder and delete the new one?
[13:17] <Tech-Frog> base10k scan.co.uk is cheap and have a good selection of shiny bits.
[13:17] <shadeslayer> xavierp94: check your F* keys
[13:17] <xavierp94> Thanks
[13:17] <xavierp94> I got it
[13:17] <Skizoboy> Hey there
[13:17] <xavierp94> It was fn f4
[13:17] <space_cadet> anyone know what this means?    btusb_intr_complete: hci0 urb f6029200 failed to resubmit (1)
[13:17] <shadeslayer> xavierp94: no problem
[13:17] <xavierp94> fn+f
[13:17] <mabus> giacomo_carissim: might want to just back up both directories anyway
[13:17] <xavierp94> br
[13:17] <dual> What is the best movie editor for Linux?
[13:17] <Tech-Frog> How do I specify where synaptic/add&remove installs apps to? I have set up seperate partitons, one for the OS and one for files, how do I specify to install to the files partition?
[13:17] <space_cadet> !best |dual
[13:17] <PodeCoet> dual: kdenlive, if you're not running Hardy :p
[13:18] <mrwes> dual, Avidemux
[13:18] <dual> THanks
[13:18] <jakuphl> dual: I haven't found any good.
[13:18] <space_cadet> neither have I
[13:18] <space_cadet> they all crash
[13:18] <NikNak7890> anyone help me with xchat dcc file transfers?
[13:18] <space_cadet> or mess up
[13:18] <dual> jakuphl: That's why I asked here
[13:18] <giacomo_carissim> mabus: i don't belive in back ups!
[13:18] <ferdy_> ciao
[13:19] <Boohbah> giacomo_carissim: i guess you like to lose data then...
[13:19] <space_cadet> giacomo_carissim, you will be resenting that remark in a couple of years
[13:19] <mabus> giacomo_carissim: then you shouldnt be doing things like this
[13:19] <space_cadet> lol
[13:19] <Jack8899-2> Tech-Frog: It works now, as I use sudo apt-get install kubuntu-restricted-extras
[13:19] <giacomo_carissim> hahahaha
[13:19] <giacomo_carissim> c'mon guys
[13:19] <space_cadet> giacomo_carissim, yah, you don't believe in backups?   what is it that you are trying to do exactly??
[13:19] <nnull> giacomo_carissim Yeah! backing up is like saving your state in a game, the games much more fun if you make a mistake and have to start from the beginning again! :)
[13:19] <tiba> hello folks
[13:19] <giacomo_carissim> i was kidding, i have a backup of most of the data
[13:19] <Tech-Frog> IF you can't afford to loose something, don't put it on your computer, so you don't need backups
[13:19] <tiba> need some help
[13:20]  * space_cadet tries to put his car on the computer
[13:20] <giacomo_carissim> welp, turns out i don't have the permissions to delete /home/newusername
[13:20] <space_cadet> my computer broke
[13:20] <space_cadet> lol
[13:20] <jakuphl> tell us tiba
[13:20] <space_cadet> giacomo_carissim, sudo
[13:20] <Tech-Frog> Jack8899-2 Does flash have sound now then?
[13:20] <giacomo_carissim> space_cadet: i did this as root
[13:20] <space_cadet> lol
[13:20] <Jack8899-2> Tech-Frog: It is installing now. It has about 70 MB
[13:20] <NikNak7890> anyone help me with xchat dcc file transfers?
[13:21] <giacomo_carissim> screw it, im running the cd again, it shouldn't be this hard
[13:21] <space_cadet> rename it.. then drop to live cd, change what needs to be changed... and reboot
[13:21] <space_cadet> giacomo_carissim, ^^
[13:21] <tiba> i got this computer by wlan connected to my router (a usbwireless) there is also an eth0 card i want that card to share internet connection
[13:21] <tiba> how do i do that
[13:21] <giacomo_carissim> ubuntu is supposed to be linux for people who don't want to learn, this is already too complicated
[13:21] <Boohbah> NikNak7890: yes, you need to configure it to bind to your public IP address and then possibly forward those ports through your firewall
[13:22] <space_cadet> giacomo_carissim, no... ubuntu is supposed to be linux that "just works"
[13:22] <mabus> giacomo_carissim: I dont think thats the mission statement for ubuntu at all, probably something like the opposite.
[13:22] <shadeslayer> !crossover
[13:22] <Skizoboy> I'd like to host a website on my own server, the computer would be an eee box
[13:22] <space_cadet> lol
[13:22] <Skizoboy> and I've been told a graphical interfac would mess the whole thing up
[13:22] <Skizoboy> is that right?
[13:22] <NikNak7890> thx Boohbah
[13:22] <space_cadet> Skizoboy, good luck on that one.. (heh hosting on an eeepc)
[13:22] <Boohbah> Skizoboy: yes, graphics use lots of memory that could be put to better use serving web pages
[13:22] <mabus> I have an eeepc running ubuntu acting as a wireless gateway for my LAN :o
[13:22] <giacomo_carissim> exactly, just works, no questions
[13:23] <space_cadet> giacomo_carissim, how do you get hibernate working
[13:23] <space_cadet> giacomo_carissim, how do you turn off the bluetooth
[13:23] <tiba> before i had a w2k box here that made the connection and shared the internet to a small hub witch 2 others where connected now i want ubuntu to do it
[13:23] <tiba> any help?
[13:23] <space_cadet> giacomo_carissim, why are there soo many bugs
[13:23] <space_cadet> lol
[13:23] <giacomo_carissim> there are buttons
[13:23] <Matic> histo, what commands can I use to access contents a svn server? thanks
[13:23] <giacomo_carissim> i press them
[13:23] <Boohbah> Skizoboy: check out ubuntu server edition
[13:23] <erbish> hi
[13:23] <xavierp94> bi
[13:24] <Skizoboy> alright I guess i'll have to eat some CLI then xD
[13:24] <ubuntuXY> why is my audio being routed through my speakers AND headphones
[13:24] <base10k> mrwes, i can't find any intel pro wireless cards :/ any suggestions for a supplier? (checked scan.co.uk, ebuyer.com & microdirect.co.uk)
[13:24] <Jack8899-2> Can someone link me a "Great" theme for KDE4? ^^
[13:24] <linny> ,
[13:24] <Boohbah> Matic: http://www.abbeyworkshop.com/howto/misc/svn01/
[13:24] <shadeslayer> Jack8899-2: search kde-look.org
[13:24] <shadeslayer> Jack8899-2: i use glowish or glassified
[13:24] <mrwes> base10k, minipci or pcimica?
[13:24] <ubuntuXY> anyone know how to stop audio coming out both my headphones AND speakers?
[13:24] <Boohbah> ubuntuXY: because pulseaudio fails
[13:25] <base10k> mrwes, ah, I'm looking for a PCI card (desktop)
[13:25] <ubuntuXY> should I just reboot?
[13:25] <mrwes> base10k, ahh...hold on lemme look
[13:25] <Skizoboy> is an eee box too weak for hosting? the website wouldn't have to cope with too many requests
[13:25] <Boohbah> ubuntuXY: that probalby won't fix it
[13:25] <space_cadet> base10k, EBAY
[13:25] <ubuntuXY> :(
[13:25] <jv1> hi,
[13:25] <ubuntuXY> any recommendations?
[13:25] <tiba> i did but i always get confused about ip numbers  does anyone know how  to set up the pc ip numbers  pc1 has a wlan but how do i need to configurate eth0 of pc1 and ath0 of pc2
[13:26] <mabus> oh yes because ebay sellers put the linux module that runs the card in the title of the auction
[13:26] <mrwes> base10k, does UK have ebay?
[13:26] <ubuntuXY> yes
[13:26] <Skizoboy> hahaha mrwes
[13:26] <base10k> mrwes, of course but most sellers don't list the chipset used
[13:26] <Boohbah> Skizoboy: that depends on the memory requirements of your application.. is it using PHP or MySQL or just serving static pages?
[13:26] <Skizoboy> static pages
[13:26] <mrwes> shrug..fuq if I know
[13:26] <jv1> firefox started to act up yesterday (and I think is firefox but could be network itself)
[13:26] <Skizoboy> just a blog
[13:26] <space_cadet> base10k, http://cgi.ebay.com/INTEL-PRO%2fWIRELESS-2225BG-2200BG-54G-PCI-WIRELESS-CARD_W0QQitemZ370180860829QQcmdZViewItem
[13:26] <ubuntuXY> Boobah, what would you do?
[13:27] <mrwes> yep..that'll work OTB
[13:27] <harlemdavvey> please help me guys!!! how can i activate a COMPOSITING MANAGER?? i have no idea why my windows have no borders at all!!
[13:27] <sacarlson> ﻿ tiba:  you need to look at Masquerading http://linux.about.com/od/ubusrv_doc/a/ubusg18t03.htm
[13:27] <space_cadet> base10k,    http://computers.shop.ebay.com/items/PCI-Wireless-Cards__W0QQ_armrsZ1QQ_dmdZ1QQ_mdoZComputersQ2dNetworkingQQ_msppZQQ_pcatsZ158858Q2c69891Q2c11176Q2c58058QQ_sacatZ45001
[13:27] <Boohbah> ubuntuXY: well, i run kde 3.5 on intrepid and don't use pulseaudio
[13:27] <jv1> progress bar hangs at about 2 thirds and then finishes to load the page
[13:27] <Boohbah> !compiz | harlemdavvey
[13:27] <jv1> don't find anything on google
[13:27] <harlemdavvey> please help me guys!!! how can i activate a COMPOSITING MANAGER?? i have no idea why my windows have no borders at all!! i'm on ubuntu 9.04, using gnome
[13:27] <machtfuernacht> Hi
[13:28] <Boohbah> jv1: recent firefox updates?
[13:28] <harlemdavvey> Boohbah: i never use compiz
[13:28] <space_cadet> harlemdavvey, because you have compiz enabled without a good video driver installed
[13:28] <jv1> epoiphany does the same thing
[13:28] <Skizoboy> Harlem, it sounds like you haven't installed the drivers for ur GPU
[13:28] <base10k> space_cadet, thanks. ttyl all
[13:28] <space_cadet> harlemdavvey, open terminal and do metacity --replace
[13:28] <harlemdavvey> space_cadet: so what do i have to do to fix this??
[13:28] <ubuntuXY> does anyone where I can find good unix/ubuntu tutorial videos?
[13:28] <EoL{s}> space_cadet: I ran the command. Swap shows up, so, I'm guessing it's being used?
[13:28] <jv1> Boohbah; installed updates after the fact to see if it would get better but no joy
[13:28] <harlemdavvey> space_cadet: after that, will everything work again?
[13:29] <Boohbah> Skizoboy: hmm, most popular blogging software i know of dynamically generates the pages, what blogging software are you using?
[13:29] <machtfuernacht> Can someone explain me, how to confiure openldap so that an ldap attribute is unique?
[13:29] <harlemdavvey> coz i cannot open the terminal unless i close pidgin..
[13:29] <jv1> and that's the thing..yesterday at night worked good for about 10 minutes
[13:29] <jv1> it was really fast..especially epiphany..it flies...but then it's the same thing over again
[13:30] <jv1> progress bar loads about two thirds wait a couple seconds and finishes loading
[13:30] <space_cadet> EoL{s}   type      cat /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume
[13:30] <Boohbah> jv1: are you using any plugins?
[13:31] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, then check     ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid
[13:31] <EoL{s}> space_cadet: Returns RESUME=UUID=2d446be4-40e0-40d9-a96f-089a023d8bba
[13:31] <Boohbah> jv1: if so try disabling them
[13:31] <Skizoboy> Not sure yet boohbah
[13:31] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, have you checked gnome-system-log   ??
[13:31] <Jack8899-2> shadeslayer: I installed some plasma themes with the system settings tool, I mean the built in feature to download themes. But when I select the theme I cannot click the apply button and nothing changes in the UI.
[13:32] <Skizoboy> I've been a macuser for years, I've not been in touch with linux for years
[13:32] <jv1> Boohbah: ok..should have thought about that..sometimes I am dumb..btw..does epiphany shares the same plugs? it has the ssame bahavior....
[13:32] <Boohbah> jv1: i am not sure about the plugins for epiphany
[13:32] <Skizoboy> I need to update everything I knew xD
[13:33] <Boohbah> Skizoboy: i like wordpress.. it needs php + mysql, but you should be able to run that on your box. how much RAM does it have?
[13:33] <PodeCoet> aside from /home and fstab, is there anything else I should backup before a full reinstall?
[13:33] <Skizoboy> 2go
[13:33] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, in gnome-system-log    check out kern.log, pm-suspend.log and syslog
[13:33] <Boohbah> PodeCoet: you got your list of installed packages somewhere on home?
[13:33] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, as well as messages   and dmesg
[13:33] <PodeCoet> Boohbah: doh, nearly forgot :P
[13:34] <ienorand> PodeCoet: sources.lst maybe... FF profile,
[13:34] <shadeslayer> Jack8899-2: meh..better ask in #kubuntu or #kde
[13:34] <estan> anyone know a good/easy GUI program to create DVDs from a video file?
[13:35] <PodeCoet> estan: Avidemux
[13:35] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, how much physical ram do you have
[13:35] <PodeCoet> ienorand: done and done
[13:35] <tricky3849> Hi guys... I just installed Jaunty 9.04 and I have a problem with no audio from Soundblaster Audigy2 (SB0400) card. Mixer seems to think its an Audigy4 (SB0610). Any idea how I fix it ?
[13:35] <huunghipt> thanh_vu625
[13:35] <jv1> Boohbah: restarted firefox without plugs or extensions..unfortunately did not do the trick..will try opera and see
[13:35] <ubuntuXY> hey does anyone know where I can find unix/ubuntu tutorial lessons (cant find much on youtube)
[13:35] <Stargaze> hi, i can access my laptop on my desktop, but not the other direction
[13:35] <estan> PodeCoet: thanks.
[13:35] <Stargaze> using SSH
[13:35] <shadeslayer> !sound > tricky3849
[13:35] <EoL{s}> space_cadet: I have two gigs.
[13:36] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, and you have 8 gig in swap?
[13:36] <tricky3849> Cheers shadeslayer :)
[13:36] <space_cadet> that should be enough to hibernate...
[13:36] <PodeCoet> EoL{s}: that's over 9000!
[13:36] <shadeslayer> !new > ubottu
[13:36] <EoL{s}> space_cadet: Sorry, not eight, four gigs.
[13:36] <space_cadet> lol
[13:36] <tricky3849> And ubotto
[13:36] <shadeslayer> !new > ubuntuXY
[13:36] <Stargaze> Ubuntu tut's => http://users.skynet.be/gbachot/html/linux.htm
[13:36] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, do you go to wcc?
[13:36] <ienorand> ubuntuXY: ubuntu podcast is always a start...
[13:36] <space_cadet> er nv,
[13:36] <space_cadet> nvm
[13:36] <roxahris_> Hey, is there any way to directly access the files of another computer on the same network? My laptop's running linux, too, and I want to be able to access wht's on it from here
[13:36] <Boohbah> !dvdrip | estan
[13:36] <EoL{s}> space_cadet: wcc?
[13:36] <Boohbah> !dvd::rip | estan
[13:36] <Boohbah> !dvd-rip | estan
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> roxahris_:  dozen ways to access 'remote' files. depending on the OS on the other machines.
[13:37] <PodeCoet> ok... so /home is backed up, as is smb.conf, fstab, sources.list, package list and all the dot files... Should I format :P
[13:37] <hotcat> E: apturl: 依赖关系问题 - 仍未被配置
[13:37] <hotcat> E: ubufox: 依赖关系问题 - 仍未被配置
[13:37] <space_cadet> anyways...    EoL{s} search kern.log (ctrl f)   for 'writing image'
[13:37] <ubuntuXY> are there videos?
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> roxahris_:  samba, nfs, ssh, are the 3 common ways.
[13:37] <Boohbah> estan: http://www.exit1.org/dvdrip/
[13:37] <space_cadet> PodeCoet, do you go to wcc?
[13:37] <roxahris_> My laptop's running Linux Mint (Ubuntu-based)
[13:37] <estan> PodeCoet: hm seems i still have to use dvdauthor after using avidemux, do you know of any "one-click" solution?
[13:37] <Stargaze> with SSH, my desktop finds my laptop, but not the other way
[13:37] <estan> Boohbah: thanks, i'll check it out.
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> roxahris_:  for a linux to linux - you can use ssh (scp, or sshfs) or set up samba to share the remotes's home dir or other locatons, or use NFS.
[13:37] <PodeCoet> space_cadet: tried to google that, too broad :P Nope?
[13:37] <roxahris_> NFS?
[13:37] <shadeslayer> ubuntuXY: nope,standard commands and basic tutorials i thinl
[13:38] <shadeslayer> *think
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> !nfs | roxahris_
[13:38] <Stargaze> Ubuntu video's => http://users.skynet.be/gbachot/html/vtc_ubuntu_training.html
[13:38] <space_cadet> PodeCoet, washtenaw community college..... by that 'over 9000' line i thought you might
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> roxahris_:  you want a perment connection, a temp one, or just want to transfer a few files one time..
[13:38] <Dr_Willis> !sshfs | roxahris_
[13:38] <PodeCoet> estan: as someone else suggested before, probably dvd::rip
[13:38] <space_cadet> PodeCoet, we had someone in class was always saying it ... everyday
[13:38] <PodeCoet> space_cadet: Haha, I'm from the land downunder :P I just heard it alot on the net is all
[13:38] <estan> PodeCoet: yep. it looks good, will try it. thx.
[13:39] <space_cadet> lol
[13:39] <lflashlnzl> wheres a good place to get conky scripts
[13:39] <EoL{s}> space_cadet: I checked the pm-suspend.log. I see a lot of "success". No errors from what I can see.
[13:39] <roxahris_> space_cadet: it's a meme
[13:39] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, yah i would check kern.log
[13:39] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, that's where i pinpointed my problems (part of them)
[13:40] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, but see... mine would at least sleep... just wouldn't hibernate
[13:41] <Skizoboy> *boohbah do you think 2gigs will be enough for wordpress? :)
[13:41] <ubuntuXY> how do you pronounce ubuntu?
[13:41] <Boohbah> ooh boon too
[13:41] <jrib> ubuntuXY: ooboontoo
[13:41] <ubuntuXY> is it you-bun-two
[13:41] <ubuntuXY> oh ok
[13:41] <Floops> are they any documenation on using multiple ubuntu machines as cluster
[13:41] <cobra-the-joker> hey there every one ....is there is a java dev kit
[13:41] <cobra-the-joker> ?
[13:41] <cobra-the-joker> for ubu ?
[13:41] <roxahris_> bah, furget it
[13:41] <jrib> !java | cobra-the-joker
[13:41] <roxahris_> *forget
[13:42]  * space_cadet calls it U  B   2
[13:42] <Socah> Hello. I have a fallowing problem - I updated my kernel to 2.6.28-11 in ubuntu 9.04 and after restart my keyboard and mouse is not responding. Even caps lock is not working buring boot. I'm user of laptop. Anyone could help me?
[13:42] <pomsege> hi everyone there..! Please can anyone help me how handle mysql socket problem in ubuntu 9.04!
[13:42] <Boohbah> cobra-the-joker: sun-java6-jdk
[13:42] <Guest50657> hi, can someone help me fixing my X? I'm now on non-graph mode.
[13:42] <jrib> ubuntuXY, space_cadet: http://www.ubuntu.com/aboutus/faq
[13:42] <jv1> Boohbah: had a brainfart and think I solved it..this was somehow a problem created by me
[13:42] <space_cadet> or  ... oohboontoobundue
[13:43] <estan> Boohbah: hm. looking at the features of dvdrip, it seems it's just a DVD ripper..
[13:43] <andrea> ciao
[13:43] <EoL{s}> space_cadet: There's a lot of stuff in kern.log. Should I search for "suspend" or something?
[13:43] <Matic> pomsege, what happens
[13:43] <jv1> I had installed vpnc and tsclient for work
[13:43] <Boohbah> estan: is that not what you wanted?
[13:43] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, 'creating image'
[13:43] <Guest39355> list
[13:43] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, 'pages'   etc
[13:43] <estan> Boohbah: nope. "14:36 < estan> anyone know a good/easy GUI program to create DVDs from a video file?"
[13:43] <estan> Boohbah: the other way around ;)
[13:43] <lflashlnzl> Boohbah, handbrake
[13:43] <Trakkagnotto> ciao
[13:44] <lflashlnzl> whats a good desktop wallpaper changer?
[13:44] <Boohbah> Socah: can you select the old kernel from the boot menu?
[13:44] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, or 'PM'
[13:44] <tricky3849> !sound
[13:44] <jv1> so dns in resolv.conf was still setup to use vpnc for name resulution first and then my local network
[13:44] <Trakkagnotto> list
[13:44] <estan> lflashlnzl: i tried handbrake, but it seems it's just for converting file->file, not file->DVD.. or?
[13:44] <jv1> deleted the remote network info from resolv.conf and now works fine
[13:45] <Skizoboy> Estan I would say iDVD beacause I know no similar software for linux
[13:45] <estan> Skizoboy: :/
[13:45] <EoL{s}> space_cadet: Found this: [    5.230595] PM: Resume from disk failed.
[13:45] <ienorand> lflashlnzl: gnome-wallchanger seems to be good, I've had troubles getting it working though...
[13:45] <jv1> this issue only appeared to be with http (maybe more protocol, don't know)
[13:45] <Socah> Boohbah: no, I removed all other things from grub expect my arch and first ubuntu entry
[13:45] <Skizoboy> google idvd and ubuntu
[13:45] <mhall119> estan: have you tried kino?
[13:45] <lflashlnzl> estan, true you still need to rip the file first
[13:45] <Socah> Boohbah: I got acces to all files by archlinux atm
[13:45] <Boohbah> estan: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/6953
[13:45] <jv1> since torrent yesterday downloaded two seeds at about 250kbs each
[13:45] <Boohbah> estan: not much gui stuff in that article but it may help
[13:46] <estan> mhall119: isn't that just a video editor/converter?
[13:46] <Boohbah> Socah: always keep a known working kernel
[13:46] <estan> i'm looking at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DVDAuthoring and they say: http://www.rastersoft.com/programas/devede.html, but it's a 404.
[13:46] <mhall119> estan: yeah, sorry I just came into the conversation, what did you want?
[13:46] <Skizoboy> Estan: look on this page under the iDvd section
[13:47] <Skizoboy> it might help you
[13:47] <Skizoboy> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwitchingToUbuntu/FromMacOSX#iMovie
[13:47] <jv1> also look into winff for video if you don't have done it yet and vlc
[13:47] <jv1> ;)
[13:47] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, look around that point for more failed's
[13:47] <Skizoboy> The package is calle devede
[13:48] <estan> Skizoboy: ah, thanks. will check.
[13:48] <mhall119> devede is in the Intrepid repos
[13:48] <estan> mhall119: dvd authoring.
[13:48] <estan> cool.
[13:48] <Skizoboy> ur welcome
[13:48] <mhall119> estan: also try qdvdauthor
[13:49] <Socah> Hello. I have a fallowing problem - I updated my kernel to 2.6.28-11 in ubuntu 9.04 and after restart my keyboard and mouse is not responding. Even caps lock is not working buring boot. I'm user of laptop. Anyone could help me? I got access to ubuntu partition by other distribution.
[13:49] <EspritNett> hi , i want to have a static adress ip for ubuntu server 9.04 , i try to configure it by drafical interface but it does t word ,i think it because i installed the desktop by the command sudo apt-get .... desktop-ubuntu , but i dont khnow why it doesn t worjk
[13:49] <dewente> where can i get a good Linux training .. ??????????
[13:49] <space_cadet> EoL{s}, have you checked this out ?? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=505890
[13:49] <pomsege> Matic,this is what happened ,when i tried to run mysql via terminal the message  "ERROR 2002(HY00):Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock'(2)" it was working just fine not untill i installed phpmyadmin which is also not working...!!
[13:49] <Boohbah> Socah: you could chroot to the ubuntu partition from arch and install a different kernel
[13:49] <dewente> I need linux training information !
[13:49] <dewente> where can i get a good Linux training .. ??????????
[13:49] <linduxed> dewente: you need some irc-traning first
[13:50] <ldlework> eww
[13:50] <EspritNett> space_cadet: hi , i want to have a static adress ip for ubuntu server 9.04 , i try to configure it by drafical interface but it does t word ,i think it because i installed the desktop by the command sudo apt-get .... desktop-ubuntu , but i dont khnow why it doesn t work
[13:50] <ldlework> IRC-Trannys?
[13:50] <dewente> linduxed, my fault
[13:50] <tew88> I'm wanting to use an external monitor on my laptop, currently running 9.04. When I plug in, nothing happens until I re-login. Upon logging in, I'm unable to change any settings with the standard Display manager (located under System -> Preferences) - it is just an unpopulated window, and the system starts to lag. I can alter settings with ATI's Catalyst Control Center app, but even though it identifies the monitor as being
[13:50] <tew88> able to produce 1680*1050, the maximum res I can select from the drop-down is 1280*800 (the same as my laptop display). Any suggestions?
[13:50] <dewente> linduxed, my fault
[13:50] <Boohbah> dewente: http://www.ubuntu.com/news/canonical-savoir-faire-training-partnership
[13:50] <Boohbah> dewente: https://www.redhat.com/training/
[13:50] <Skizoboy> Boohbah: I need your opinion, Will wordpress be to hard on an eee box? I haven't bought the machine yet, it could be a mac mini as well
[13:50] <space_cadet> EspritNett, no clue sorry.
[13:51] <dewente> thanks
[13:51] <dewente> anything else
[13:51] <Skizoboy> I just want the server to be as power efficient as possible
[13:51] <Boohbah> Skizoboy: do you really want to host the hardware yourself?
[13:51] <Skizoboy> yup
[13:51] <space_cadet> EspritNett, why not workaround the issue for now and reserve an ip address in your router?
[13:52] <dewente> i've been trying redhat. but their training date available are difficult to me
[13:52] <Skizoboy> I never thought servers had to be powerfull :s
[13:52] <Boohbah> Skizoboy: it should be possible on either machine... though personally i like to use server hardware for servers
[13:52] <Raf> hi
[13:52] <Bman> hi all
[13:52] <Raf> can someone please explain how to create a custom theme on Ubuntu 8.10?
[13:53] <Bman> I want to install sopcast on my Ubuntu install(last one) but can't find any dl for this.. Any idea someone?
[13:53] <Skizoboy> mmhmmm it wouldn't be for a long period and there are political reasons
[13:53] <space_cadet> http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Installing_and_Customizing_Ubuntu_Desktop_Themes   raf
[13:54] <Bman> I want to install sopcast on my Ubuntu install(last one) but can't find any dl for this.. Any idea someone?
[13:56] <Bman> I want to install sopcast on my Ubuntu install(last one) but can't find any dl for this.. Any idea someone?
[13:56] <EspritNett> space_cadet: im not expered ubuntu , so i want not to have an adress ip automatiquely in my computer , because i want to configure a file server,print srver....
[13:56] <skullhacks> hi people
[13:56] <skullhacks> where are the saved cookies in Ubuntu?
[13:56] <skullhacks> the firefox cookies
[13:56] <Skizoboy> well in /home/.firefox I think
[13:56] <Skizoboy> something like that
[13:56] <moormaster> /home/.../.mozilla/
[13:57] <skullhacks> humm
[13:57] <chadi> Hello. I use Fedora at uni, and i found that there is a mouse position where it shows the list of open windows. Is this feature available in Ubuntu?
[13:57] <PolitikerALT> .mozilla/firefox/<user>/cookies.sqlite, I suppose
[13:57] <m4j> how do i install theme
[13:57] <Doonz> hey does anyone know when your growing a raid 5 software array and the computer fails. does it break the array
[13:58] <roxahris_> h
[13:58] <lflashlnzl> why do i get such so speeds using transmission?
[13:58] <moormaster> hi, i just updated my ubuntu jaunty installation... after reboot fglrx doesnt seem to work anymore (just shows a black screen and i cannot switch to any consoles or at least i cant see it :D ). I tried to install the old fglrx version (8.543) which seems to work with the xserver... but glx still doesnt work that way... it says: "undefined symbol: miInitVisualsProc" while trying to load libglx.so
[13:58] <cobra-the-joker> is XFCE a good  desktop enviroment ?
[13:58] <moormaster> has anyone else problems with fglrx after updating?
[13:59] <Skizoboy> Cobra I love XFCE
[13:59] <iceroot> cobra-the-joker: yes, its a small one
[13:59] <cobra-the-joker> how can i install it ?
[13:59] <Skizoboy> Frankly I don't see why people bother with gnome
[13:59] <Skizoboy> but that's just my personal opinions :)
[14:00] <Skizoboy> I guss sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop should do the trick :)
[14:01] <Skizoboy> but you may have some duplicate apps in the menus after that
[14:01] <maznaz> Hi there. I installed ubuntu on my powerpc mac and played with it for a bit, then rebooted and I get a blank screen
[14:02] <maznaz> I think it might be because I installed the desktop and it doesn't like it
[14:02] <maznaz> how do I boot to single user mode to have a play?
[14:02] <perlsyntax> does wvdial come with ubuntu 9.04
[14:02] <skullhacks> m4j: you can install themes with the Gnome Art Manager
[14:03] <cobra-the-joker> gnome is a very good one .....very good services
[14:03] <perlsyntax> Does Wvdial come with ubuntu 9.04?
[14:03] <roxahris_> Why is so much of my memory used as cache?
[14:03] <Skizoboy> yeah Gnome is cool but not as snappy as Xfce
[14:03] <chazco> Hi... i wrote a shell script that forms a tray applet. Where is the correct location to save this for all users - /bin for the script and /etc for the launcher /etc/xdg/autostart/ ?
[14:04] <beginner> could anyone tell me how to recover deleted files in ubuntu?
[14:04] <roxahris_> Deleted as in deleted deleted?
[14:04] <roxahris_> Or deleted as in garbage bin'd deleted
[14:04] <tew88> I'm trying to use a second monitor on my laptop (running Ubuntu 9.04). I'm experiencing a number of difficulties, but I believe the root of the problem has to do with the fact that upon opening System -> Preferences -> Display, the system starts to lag and the Display manager is just an unpopulated window. It does, however, function normally when the external monitor is not plugged in. Any ideas?
[14:04] <roxahris_> If not garbage bin'd, then I think you're sunk.
[14:05] <dewente> where can i get a good Linux training .. ??????????
[14:05] <beginner> roxahris_: by mistake i have delete one javascript file.. i want to recover it..
[14:05] <roxahris_> Check your garbage bin
[14:05] <skullhacks> io3uyknx.default  profiles.ini
[14:05] <beginner> roxahris_: where does it resides?
[14:05] <roxahris_> bottom right of the bottom panel?
[14:06] <skullhacks> they are the only files i see in /home/myname/.mozilla/firefox
[14:06] <beginner> roxahris_: i am in shell
[14:06] <Jack8899-2> Tech-Frog: I installed the restricted package now, but I still have no sound in flash videos
[14:06] <nnull> beginner "ALT + F2" then "trash:///"
[14:06] <gravityreloaded> hello I need help with a game - Scorched 3d. I installed it but don't know how to start program. Anyone know how to do this?
[14:06] <roxahris_> Check your games menu?
[14:06] <gravityreloaded> not there
[14:06] <roxahris_> Or... try scorched from the terminal?
[14:06] <roxahris_> scorched3d? scorched-3d? check the internet?
[14:07] <gravityreloaded> yeah I'm trying to chat with admins on website but no response
[14:07] <gravityreloaded> :s
[14:07] <perlsyntax> Could anyone tell me if Wvdial come with 9.04?
[14:07] <roxahris_> check just the website
[14:07] <Dday> I have installed Ubuntu inside windows (wubi) which allows me to access all the data on the windows drive. Songbird allows me to import this media and it will play fine, but if i restart or shutdown the computer. When i turn it back on Songbird says it cannot access the media
[14:08] <gravityreloaded> You probably need to mount the drive
[14:08] <roxahris_> gravityreloaded: tried those from the terminal?
[14:08] <mr_boo> will the ATI 4770 work with ubuntu?
[14:08] <gravityreloaded> yes
[14:08] <roxahris_> Dday: Odd
[14:08] <badp> Hello. What laptop makers have good ubuntu compatibility?
[14:08] <mr_boo> neat
[14:08] <roxahris_> mr_boo: my 4650 works, and I hear that one works too
[14:09] <perlsyntax> where can i find all the package that come with ubuntu 9.04
[14:09] <gravityreloaded> My music player just requires that I mount drive before opening
[14:09] <Bman> encod.org
[14:09] <roxahris_> gravityreloaded: Windows (Or C:) is automatically mounted with Wubi
[14:09] <roxahris_> as
[14:09] <badp> perlsyntax: System > Admin > Synaptic
[14:09] <roxahris_> host/
[14:09] <Dday> roxhars, any idea on what i should do?
[14:09] <gravityreloaded> badp: probably most
[14:09] <Bman>  I want to install sopcast on my Ubuntu install(last one) but can't find any dl for this.. Any idea someone?
[14:09] <gravityreloaded> roxahris_: ahh
[14:09] <roxahris_> Dday: Sorry, nope...
[14:09] <EoL{s}> space_cadet: Thanks for the link. I'll try it out soon.
[14:09] <gravityreloaded> roxahris_: I have separate partitions
[14:09] <badp> gravityreloaded: ok, so which one have the best chances of excellent compatibility? :)
[14:10] <perlsyntax> i useing 8.10 right now just make sure it come wit wvdial so i can get on dial up.
[14:10] <gravityreloaded> badp: Quote: roxahris_>	gravityreloaded: Windows (Or C:) is automatically mounted with Wubi
[14:10] <roxahris_> gravityreloaded: Yeah, it doesn't get automatically mounted if it's a different partirion
[14:10] <Skizoboy> Badp, I got my macbook to run Xubuntu like a charm :)
[14:10] <perlsyntax> mmmmm
[14:10] <roxahris_> badp: They all should work well. It depends on the hardware
[14:10] <perlsyntax> i hope i don't have to download it
[14:11] <perlsyntax> from the internet.
[14:11] <gravityreloaded> is there a way I can do that? auto-mount ntfs?
[14:11] <badp> Ah. I figured some makes could/would try and get in my way :)
[14:11] <moormaster> ubuntu upgrade -> fglrx (ATI HD2400XT) broken... can anyone confirm this? :D
[14:11] <perlsyntax> badp do you know.
[14:11] <nnull> gravityreloaded not currently but there is a reward of 2 million dollars for the first person to find a way!
[14:11] <roxahris_> At risk of sounding cliched, you could google it
[14:11] <badp> e.g. I never managed to put Ubuntu on my old Acer tower
[14:12] <cobra-the-joker> hey guys ...whats the super button ?
[14:12] <roxahris_> Hey, guys. My question.
[14:12] <Daremonai> how can I do a recursive find on all thumbs.db and remove them?
[14:12] <moormaster> super == windows key
[14:12] <badp> cobra-the-joker: Windows button
[14:12] <roxahris_> Why is so much of my memory used as cache? :x
[14:12] <perlsyntax> someone got to know.
[14:12] <cobra-the-joker> thanx :D:D
[14:12] <badp> (or tux button)
[14:12] <badp> (depends on your kb :P)
[14:12] <moormaster> roxahris_> Why is so much of my memory used as cache? :x <- because its available
[14:12] <roxahris_> Daremonai: Not sure about this, but you could try
[14:12] <beginner> roxahris_: i am unable to install scorched-3d package
[14:12] <roxahris_> (note: TRY)
[14:12] <vilemaxim> GOSA question.  Trying to setup gosa and cannot seem to get past it's need for pear kadm5.  I've installed kerberos and php-auth which claims to have the pear kerberos stuff, but the web interface to configure gosa still says it is still needed. Any one have a clue?
[14:12] <Skizoboy> badp you'll have better luck is you machine has standard hardware
[14:13] <perlsyntax> i guest i talking to myself.
[14:13] <roxahris_> rm */thumbs.db
[14:13] <Skizoboy> for example on a mac, or an eee PC
[14:13] <peleus> Hi all
[14:13] <Skizoboy> because there aren't many models
[14:13] <roxahris_> beginner: Download it from the official website
[14:13] <Skizoboy> same hardware
[14:13] <badp> Yeah, some of the Acers have stupid shit on the sides, but I've blacklisted them :)
[14:13] <Daremonai> roxahris_, I'm not sure that would work... mm anyway doesn't matter, i'll figure it out later.. thanks
[14:13] <peleus> Anyone able to help me out with some network commands? I'm having trouble connecting with my wireless device
[14:13] <thiebaude> !language
[14:13] <roxahris_> Daremonai: Neither am I
[14:13] <roxahris_> :x
[14:14] <roxahris_> I have a HP computer here, myself
[14:14] <roxahris_> With extra RAM and a graphics card
[14:14] <badp> Ok, thanks for the info
[14:14] <vilemaxim> roxahris_: memory caching is good. so if it has to load that program or document or whatever it will already be in memory
[14:14] <gravityreloaded> I installed scorched 3d with aline (rpm-deb) before I realised there was a .deb available, but I can't play it
[14:14] <roxahris_> That Scorched 3D game looks good
[14:14] <gravityreloaded> aline *alien
[14:14] <gravityreloaded> yes but I can't get it started
[14:14] <badp> Ah, for gfx cards I should look at nvidias or ATI's, right?
[14:15] <roxahris_> Well, I don't really know
[14:15] <roxahris_> I'm guessing
[14:15] <gravityreloaded> where is executable?
[14:15] <roxahris_> /usr/bin?
[14:15] <badp> which scorched3d #?
[14:16] <Skizoboy> Badp, go for an Nvidia and save yourself some trouble ok? xD
[14:16] <gravityreloaded> I have 3 files there but none of them work :p
[14:16] <badp> Sweet :D
[14:16] <regunus> Hello guys. I have a small problem with an Intel NAS SS4200. Can anyone help a bit?
[14:16] <badp> Thanks again and goodbye
[14:16] <Skizoboy> cya
[14:16] <peleus> Anyone able to tell me how to enable / disable wireless hardware? I've got two wireless cards (eth0 and wlan0) and I can only run both (which doesn't work conflict) and when I flick the switch on my laptop to kill one, it kills both
[14:16] <roxahris_> Skizoboy: nvidias are overpriced
[14:16] <iceroot> !ask | regunus
[14:16] <roxahris_> atis are cheap
[14:17] <roxahris_> and they work just as well
[14:17] <gravityreloaded> maybe it was a bad idea to alienate scorched earth from rpm to deb
[14:17] <Flare-laptop> peleus: use iwconfig
[14:17] <regunus> !ask | regunus
[14:17] <beginner> roxahris_: u mean from ubuntu.com?
[14:17] <gravityreloaded> I should perhaps remove it and instyall .deb package instead
[14:17] <peleus> flare: How do I specify which I want to shut down?
[14:17] <roxahris_> No
[14:17] <roxahris_> From, like, http://www.scorched3d.co.uk/
[14:17] <peleus> flare: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1153902 for full description
[14:18] <Flare-laptop> peleus: I'll take a look hold on
[14:18] <peleus> Thank you, much appreciated
[14:18] <regunus> How can I mount a NAS directory and be able to write on it?
[14:18] <roxahris_> http://www.getdeb.net/app/Scorched3D
[14:18] <beginner> roxahris_: its saying its a game!
[14:18] <roxahris_> ...it's a game.
[14:19] <roxahris_> wait, what
[14:19] <cobra-the-joker> XFCE Rox :D
[14:19] <nnull> cobra-the-joker what rox about it
[14:19] <roxahris_> I wish there was a good hex editor for GNOME
[14:19] <beginner> roxahris_: could u please check the url you provided http://www.scorched3d.co.uk/
[14:19] <roxahris_> beginner: What do you want?
[14:20] <nnull> each to their own, just wondering what about it you like
[14:20] <roxahris_> I was under tha impression
[14:20] <roxahris_> that it was a game
[14:20] <cobra-the-joker> i feel its good actually ...smooth
[14:20] <cobra-the-joker> i am downloading kubuntu-desktop now
[14:20] <beginner> roxahris_: i have removed few files. just i want to recover them
[14:20] <Skizoboy> Rokharris, I don't deny ATI cards are cheaper
[14:20] <Flare-laptop> peleus: Which interface do you want to be turned off?
[14:20] <Bman>  I want to install sopcast on my Ubuntu install(last one) but can't find any dl for this.. Any idea someone
[14:20] <roxahris_> You...
[14:20] <roxahris_> ...
[14:20] <cobra-the-joker> i feel like i will be standralized on KDE:D
[14:20] <Skizoboy> but so are the drivers and it kinda shows right? xD
[14:20] <roxahris_> I'm confused.
[14:20] <roxahris_> Skizoboy: rofl
[14:20] <roxahris_> nice one
[14:21] <roxahris_> also, learn to spell my name
[14:21] <roxahris_> or just
[14:21] <Flare-laptop> !enter | roxahris_
[14:21] <roxahris_> rox[TAB]
[14:21] <FloodBot3> roxahris_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:21] <roxahris_> sigh
[14:21] <beginner> roxahris_: while working on my ubuntu server i have deleted one file by mistake, could u plz tell me how to recover it?
[14:21] <peleus> flame: sorry, eth0
[14:21] <peleus> wlan0 is my Dlink hardware which i wish to use
[14:21] <roxahris_> ...
[14:21] <roxahris_> Wait
[14:21] <roxahris_> I'm confused
[14:21] <Flare-laptop> peleus: Its ok.
[14:22] <Skizoboy> Sorry for mispelling ur name Roxahrys ;)
[14:22] <roxahris_> ...beginner. I was not talking to you before, and now you have me all confused.
[14:22] <Flare-laptop> peleus: Alright open a terminal, type in the following: sudo ifconfig eth0 down
[14:23] <roxahris_> You  are, as they say, "fucked"
[14:23] <Flare-laptop> !language | roxahris_
[14:23] <beginner> roxahris_: could u plz talk to me now?
[14:23] <roxahris_> sigh
[14:23] <peleus> Ok, I'll get you to list tll the commands, because once I plug in the dlink it will cut my internet
[14:23] <antiquity> hi all. why would i keep receiving the message "GetUpgradeTxRate(): Tx rate (36) is not in supported rates", when I'm at the command line? It keeps scrolling through the screen.
[14:23] <peleus> *list all the commands
[14:23] <roxahris_> skeezoboye: no problem
[14:23] <slyder> i was trying to boot into the live version of 9.04 but it just brings me to a busybox screen, anyone know what might be wrong?
[14:23] <Skizoboy> beginner, you should first stop ANY activity on the computer
[14:23] <Flare183> peleus: Alright
[14:23] <ziroday> slyder: run a cd check?
[14:24] <peleus> Or is that simply it, ifconfig eth0 down and it should leave wlan0 activated and in use
[14:24] <ziroday> slyder: also try with acpi=off
[14:24] <Skizoboy> do ur researches on another one
[14:24] <beginner> Skizoboy: yes. i am not working on it now
[14:24] <Flare183> peleus: Yeah, that's it. It won't effect your other interface
[14:24] <slyder> k i'll go try those ziroday thanks
[14:24] <beginner> Skizoboy: what is the next step i have to do?
[14:24] <Skizoboy> I don't know any piece of software for linux
[14:24] <peleus> Ok, I'll give it a go, hopefully see you soon.
[14:24] <peleus> Thank you
[14:24] <Flare183> peleus: I know, because I just turned off my eth0 as well
[14:24] <Skizoboy> I just got back on ubuntu
[14:24] <Flare183> peleus: Np
[14:25] <Skizoboy> try this beginner
[14:25] <Skizoboy> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery
[14:25] <gravityreloaded> hmm I didn't realise scorched3d was in repository - I downloaded from website. May Add/install programs works better for me
[14:27] <peleus> Ok flame
[14:28] <peleus> unfortunately it didn't work
[14:28] <peleus> it wouldn't bring down eth1
[14:28] <Flare183> peleus: I thought you said it was eth0
[14:28] <gravityreloaded> aha as well as game is installing several libs I didn't have before - maybe that was the problem
[14:29] <Skizoboy> Gotta go cya everyone
[14:29] <Flare183> later Skizoboy
[14:29] <peleus> My mistake, I did type in ifconfig eth1 down instead if that makes a difference
[14:29] <peleus> Sorry, I got caught up with eth0 and wlan0
[14:29] <Flare183> peleus: lolz Its fine
[14:29] <Blodskur> Is it possible to edit the Wine applications menu so could remove the accessories submenu and put Spotify there?
[14:30] <nnull> Blodskur right click on the menu > select edit menus?
[14:30] <Blodskur> Right clicking doesn't do anything.
[14:31] <peleus> First time I tried to type it came up with SIOCSIFFLAGS: Permission denied, then I sudo did it, it exectued the command but then iwconfig still lists it as active
[14:31] <nnull> right click on Applications, instead of left click
[14:31] <nnull> Blodskur ^
[14:31] <gravityreloaded> y ^
[14:31] <Blodskur> I've tried that.
[14:31] <gravityreloaded> that works
[14:31] <Blodskur> Hmm.
[14:31] <m4j> can someone help me connect to a mac over the net
[14:32] <Bman> I want to install sopcast on my Ubuntu install(last one) but can't find any dl for this.. Any idea someone?
[14:32] <Dday> I have installed Ubuntu inside windows (wubi) which allows me to access all the data on the windows drive. Songbird allows me to import this media and it will play fine, but if i restart or shutdown the computer. When i turn it back on Songbird says it cannot access the media
[14:32] <boss_mc> m4j, are you on 64bit or 32bit?
[14:33] <beginner> where does the configuration file of foremost resides?
[14:33] <ziroday> Dday: you probably have to automount the windows drive
[14:33] <nnull> Dday wubi doesnt allow you to access your windows partition, its simply an installer program for windows to save you installing via reboot. -- can you mount the disk and read the files outside songbird?
[14:33] <Dday> How i do that ziro?
[14:33] <gravityreloaded> nnull: right-click on Applications works for me - has other options like remove from panel and help, etc...
[14:33] <ziroday> beginner: /etc/foremost or ~/.foremost perhaps
[14:33] <ziroday> !fstab | Dday add your windows partition here
[14:33] <nnull> gravityreloaded yeah lock to panel etc?
[14:33] <gravityreloaded> y
[14:33] <peleus> Flare183: Any idea's?
[14:34] <gravityreloaded> nnull: 1 of them should be Edit Menu
[14:34] <nnull> unless he has/someone has edited his gconf to lock down gnome disabling these then they should be there..
[14:34] <nnull> gravityreloaded indeed.
[14:34] <Flare183> peleus: Well that's weird
[14:34] <Flare183> peleus: try to use iwconfig instead of ifconfig
[14:35] <peleus> I tried iwconfig eth1 down however no such command
[14:35] <Flare183> peleus: hmmm
[14:36] <Dday> nnull, i can access all the data on the windows part of the machine?
[14:36] <Flare183> peleus: I have no idea
[14:36] <peleus> Ok :) Thanks for trying
[14:36] <simotempler> hi there anyone! - i have a nvidia geforce4 mx420 graphics card and just installed 9.04. now i loose the window frames and titles sometimes with this nvidia driver. i remember changing a driver from nvidia to nv or something on my previous 7.10 is there anything similar i can do to fix this on 9.04??
[14:36] <nnull> Dday ? can you ?
[14:36] <Dday> I think so?
[14:36] <Dday> Because all my music is on there
[14:36] <gravityreloaded> nnull: System/Preferences/Main Menu
[14:37] <Dday> Which i can access and play, untill i shutdown
[14:37] <Ek|mu5> hey all
[14:37] <ziroday> Dday: yes, you need to add it to /etc/fstab
[14:37] <Dday> Okay
[14:37] <nnull> gravityreloaded thats another way to do it, i didn't need it myself was telling Blodskur
[14:38] <gravityreloaded> sry my mistake
[14:38] <Blodskur> Are you sure that you're talking about the Applications > Wine > Programs part? That's the bit I want to stick a shortcut to Spotify in.
[14:38] <simotempler> anyone any idea what i might do with my grpahics card drivers to fix this?
[14:38] <Blodskur> I can't right click any of that bit.
[14:39] <nnull> Blodskur i would imagine that menu being edittable via the Main Menu editor yes.
[14:39] <gravityreloaded> oooooooooooooh nvidia now allows me to get 2nd screen at 640x480 res :D
[14:39] <nnull> Blodskur then go System/Preferences/Main Menu
[14:39] <boss_mc> Blodskur, click system->prefs->main menu
[14:39] <coz_> simotempler,  sorry I didnt see your post ... what is the issue?
[14:39] <boss_mc> as nnull says... :)
[14:39] <Blodskur> Oooh, I getcha now. Thanks for that.
[14:39] <Ek|mu5> hey all
[14:39] <Ek|mu5> just installed xchat
[14:40] <simotempler> i have a nvidia geforce4 mx420 graphics card and just installed 9.04. now i loose the window frames and titles sometimes with this nvidia driver. i remember changing a driver from nvidia to nv or something on my previous 7.10 is there anything similar i can do to fix this on 9.04?
[14:40] <simotempler> cheers coz_
[14:40] <Dday> ziroday, i want to mount /media/disk/Music
[14:40] <Ek|mu5> i'm looking for the icon file for xchat
[14:40] <gravityreloaded> but I don't understand why I have a cube on screen n.1 and a sheet of paper on screen n.2........
[14:40] <coz_> simotempler,  which driver version is this?    glxinfo | grep version
[14:40] <Ek|mu5> it's the gnome xchat package from ubuntu
[14:40] <gravityreloaded> something to do with Compiz?
[14:40] <simotempler> coz_ how do i tell sorry
[14:40] <Bman> I want to install sopcast on my Ubuntu install(last one) but can't find any dl for this.. Any idea someone?
[14:40] <Dday> Does that mean i do /dev/hda2 /media/disk/Music ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_US.utf8 0 0
[14:40] <linduxed> in evolution ive got tasks on the same screen as the calendar, how do i remove tasks
[14:41] <coz_> simotempler,  open a terminal  then higlight this next command here and simply middle click inside the terminal window to paste       glxinfo | grep version
[14:41] <simotempler> right cheers
[14:41] <coz_> simotempler, and I just need the driver version number not the entire readout
[14:42] <gravityreloaded> I have a strange syncing horizontal line on my 1st screen since activating 2nd screen
[14:42] <Ek|mu5> never mind
[14:42] <gravityreloaded> ....moving down
[14:42] <simotempler> home@home-desktop:~$ glxinfo | grep version
[14:42] <simotempler> server glx version string: 1.4
[14:42] <simotempler> client glx version string: 1.4
[14:42] <simotempler> GLX version: 1.3
[14:42] <simotempler> OpenGL version string: 1.5.8 NVIDIA 96.43.10
[14:42] <FloodBot3> simotempler: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:42] <coz_> simotempler,   To fix your compiz window decorations (titlebars) with an NVIDIA graphics card, run « sudo nvidia-xconfig --add-argb-glx-visuals -d 24 », then restart X (by logging out).
[14:42] <Bman> I want to install sopcast on my Ubuntu install(last one) but can't find any dl for this.. Any idea someone?
[14:42] <Bman> nobody can hepl on this one?
[14:42] <boss_mc> Bman, http://code.google.com/p/sopcast-player/wiki/Installation
[14:42] <boss_mc> google is your friend
[14:42] <Ek|mu5> just put in "xchat-gnome" instead of the absolute path "/usr/bin/xchat-gnome"
[14:43] <coz_> simotempler,  so what you want to do is paste this command in terminal        sudo nvidia-xconfig --add-argb-glx-visuals -d 24
[14:43] <coz_> simotempler,  then restart x properly with  ctrl+alt+F1   then log in and run   sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[14:44] <simotempler> got loads of warnings
[14:44] <coz_> simotempler,  please   go to pastebin to paste them
[14:45] <coz_> !pastebin | simotempler
[14:45] <ubuntu_> join #maemo
[14:46] <peleus> Anyone have any idea's how to disable a wireless card in ubuntu on eth1 apart from ifconfig eth1 down?
[14:46] <boss_mc> peleus, you can disable all wireless from networkmanager
[14:47] <beginner> i tried to change the foremost.conf to support js extension files, but while trying to use foremost its telling syntax error becuase its expecting 6 tokens, and i gave one 2 tokens in cofiguration file, i have provided (js y) in config file.
[14:47] <beginner> what should i provide for header and footer in foremost.conf?
[14:47] <peleus> boss: I don't want to disable all wireless, just this single wireless
[14:47] <thiebaude> peleus: right click network connections
[14:48] <coz_> beginner,   if no one can answer that here.... I certainly cant... you might want to try  #linux channel   they may have someone there to help
[14:48] <linduxed> in evolution ive got tasks on the same screen as the calendar, how do i remove tasks
[14:48] <dokin> Hi I found a bug with filenaming that crashes Nautilus but I'm using an older version. Anyone here want to try if it happens to you too?
[14:48] <boss_mc> pelus, sorry then, can't think of anything you could BASH script it though to make it more usable...?
[14:48] <coz_> dokin,  sure  what is it?
[14:49] <peleus> Clarification - I have two wireless cards, one on eth1 one on wlan0, I need to kill the eth1 card, the switch on the front of my computer disables both
[14:49] <thiebaude> peleus: delete the one
[14:50] <beginner> could anyone plz tell me how to fix the error before i asked?
[14:50] <dokin> coz_, end the filename with a special character, I've only tried * ( and ) then you press F2 to change the filename and hold ctrl and press the right arrow as far as you can, if nothing happens go left one step and then right again as far as you can, you should end up to the left of it all. Releasing ctrl and pressing right will crash Nautilus
[14:51] <coz_> dokin,  yikes that some convoluted senario  let me read this and see if I can figure out what you mean :)
[14:51] <thiebaude> yo ActionParsnip
[14:52] <Farrel> hiii?
[14:52] <peleus> How can I delete it thiebaude?
[14:52] <dokin> coz_, haha maybe I'm just bad at explaining. Just create a file or folde called    test)    then change it's name and hold ctrl and right arrow key
[14:52] <slyder> i'm trying to boot into a live session of 9.04 and it keeps putting me into busybox, i tried running check disk for defects and it ran for a little bit and then put me back into busybox, i tried doing apic=off it gave me an error and noapic also gave me an error, anyone know why it keeps throwing me into busybox?
[14:52] <alban2>  bonjour à tous, petite radio ephemere en direct des journées du libre de Bruxelles : http://stream.tryphon.org:8000/radio-bxlug-jdl.ogg
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[14:52] <Farrel> anyone knows JAVA:P???
[14:53] <dokin> coz_, it doesn't work if you "start" as far to the right as possible, but if you go to the left one step and then ctrl right a few times you'll end up to the left
[14:53] <coz_> dokin,   I cant seem to recreate that here  but then those directions are a little difficult..this is a file not a folder correct?
[14:53] <thiebaude> peleus: right click network manager-edit connection, wired, and choose on ehighlight it and delete it
[14:54] <CyberRoboCop> hi
[14:54] <dokin> coz_, doesn't matter. same thing happens with both files and folders.
[14:54] <matt7676> When I start a program on a terminal(for example gaim, firefox, gedit), I`ll get Core Dump(Bus error) message. When I try to open programs via GUI(Gnome), they just will not open. Distribution is Ubuntu. Fortunately, I had Pidgin open with some IRC channels. What might be the problem?
[14:54] <coz_> dokin,  then no  it is not happeng here but I dont understand the F2  to change the file name
[14:54] <thiebaude> peleus: you should have a list of devices
[14:54] <peleus> eth1 is a wireless connection (yes I know, stupid name) so if I delete it, it also disables wlan0
[14:55] <dokin> coz_, F2 is just the hotkey for renaming a file or folder in nautilus.
[14:55] <thiebaude> peleus: you want to delete 1 wired connection?
[14:55] <coz_> dokin,  not here it isnt
[14:55] <peleus> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1153902 for the output of iwconfig if you're happy to look at it thiebaude
[14:55] <coz_> dokin,  nevermind I see what you mean
[14:56] <coz_> dokin,   let me try this again
[14:56] <thiebaude> peleus: im not sure what it all says
[14:56] <peleus> No, I want to delete one out of the two wireless connections
[14:56] <Blodskur> How would I go about putting new SVG file icons into /usr/share/icons/hicolor/scalable/apps/
[14:56] <peleus> the one on eth1 (Yes, I know eth1 is traditionally a wired ethernet connection, however in this case it's wireless)
[14:57] <thiebaude> peleus: thats what you would do is goto the network connections icon on the the top panel
[14:57] <coz_> dokin,  no I can't recreate that here  sorry guy
[14:57] <peleus> yep
[14:57] <thiebaude> and then you option for wird, wireless,etc
[14:57] <peleus> yep
[14:58] <thiebaude> peleus: highlight the one wired connection you dont want
[14:58] <thiebaude> delete
[14:58] <peleus> I have no wired connections
[14:58] <coz_> dokin,   i never use F2  to rename a file   I just right click and rename if I need to
[14:59] <peleus> And there is only one wireless connection showing for both my cards
[14:59] <thiebaude> my bad , ok wireless then
[14:59] <coz_> dokin,  so the F2  threw me a bit :)
[14:59] <peleus>  Only one wireless connection showing, so if I click delete it kills both
[14:59] <dokin> coz_, ah I see. well the bug seems to be fixed then, no point in reporting the bug. thanks for the help!
[15:00] <thiebaude> peleus: yup thats the problem, its not showing both wireless for some reason, i see what you mean
[15:00] <mib_goml1fo0> hey can anyone give me some advice on networking?
[15:00] <valdur55> hello!
[15:00] <valdur55> I have lost my panels :'(
[15:00] <duncan_> how would i find out which graphics driver is currently in use?
[15:00] <thiebaude> if it was then you could delete one of them,peleus
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> mib_goml1fo0: use gigabit wired, you can thank me later :)
[15:01] <peleus> Yep, traditionally I would simply say ifconfig eth1 down, which would kill it, but that isn't bringing eth1 down for some reason
[15:01] <MiDdLe> how to unblock via console entire folders and files?
[15:01] <valdur55> how get back panels?
[15:01] <thiebaude> peleus: i dont know what you do to add the other wireless
[15:02] <MiDdLe> anyone help?
[15:02] <thiebaude> valdur55: you have a top or bottom panel?
[15:02] <peleus> Ok, thanks for trying
[15:02] <xangua> valdur55: in gnome> alt+f2> gnome-panel> enter
[15:03] <thiebaude> your welcome,peleus
[15:03] <montel> ubottu: hi
[15:03] <MiDdLe> how to unblock via console entire folders and files?
[15:03] <mib_goml1fo0> i have this problem; i get an ip address, i can connect to the server, but i cannot connect from the server to anything. any takers?
[15:03] <valdur55> i have xubuntu..
[15:03] <montel> mib_goml1fo0: what?
[15:03] <mib_goml1fo0> yeah that was also my reaction....
[15:04] <mib_goml1fo0> I can't ping
[15:04] <montel> mib_goml1fo0: what do you mean you can "connect to the server"
[15:04] <valdur55> where is Xubuntu help channel?
[15:04] <montel> mib_goml1fo0: can you go on websites?
[15:04] <mib_goml1fo0> but I can connect to it through vnc
[15:04] <mib_goml1fo0> no
[15:04] <arvind_khadri> valdur55, #XUBUNTU
[15:04] <thiebaude> #xubuntu
[15:04] <montel> valdur55: i believe it is #xubuntu
[15:04] <valdur55> Yea :)
[15:04] <valdur55> Know ;)
[15:04] <thiebaude> valdur55:
[15:04] <valdur55> Simple.
[15:04] <valdur55> Ok cya...
[15:04] <MiDdLe> help me pls
[15:04] <FloodBot3> valdur55: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:04] <MiDdLe> :(
[15:04] <thiebaude> cya
[15:04] <xcerca> is medibunu a repository , or can you download a version called medibuntu ?
[15:04] <boss_mc> repo
[15:04] <montel> xcerca: repo
[15:05] <xangua> valdur55: then alt2> xfce4-panel> enter i thin.....
[15:05] <mib_goml1fo0> the server is the pc I
[15:05] <montel> xcerca: you need help?
[15:05] <xangua> alt*f2> xfce-panel> enter ¿¿
[15:05] <arvind_khadri> !medibuntu | xcerca
[15:05] <Blodskur> Does this happen with everyone? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/launcher/+bug/283051
[15:05] <buzzzz> hello all, could somebody please advise on on whether fsck will do a defrag on an unmounted partition?
[15:05] <montel> mib_goml1fo0: ohhh, so your apache is messed up?
[15:05] <Bman> boss_mc, I did install the sopcast player, but when i click it, it won't open..
[15:05] <MiDdLe> how do I unblock entire folders and files via console?
[15:06] <boss_mc> Bman are you on 64bit ubuntu?
[15:06] <mib_goml1fo0> is it?
[15:06] <arvind_khadri> buzzzz, linux partitions never defrag
[15:06] <xcerca> no ,  just wondering if i could have saved time by downloading the packages with the buntu... but i guess you can't for legal reasons...
[15:06] <sacarlson> ﻿mib_goml1fo0:  your servers should do what?
[15:06] <montel> mib_goml1fo0: yes it is, are you using the apache from the repos or what?
[15:06] <_duncan_> how would i find out which graphics driver is currently in use?
[15:06] <mib_goml1fo0> I installed the lampp package
[15:06] <Bman> yes boss_mc
[15:07] <montel> oh. well i would do
[15:07] <xcerca> buzzzz  ,  check out the ext3 file system, or ext4 of google,  the way the files are written it never needs to be defraged
[15:07] <montel> sudo apt-get install apache2
[15:07] <boss_mc> Bman then it's failing the magic number check
[15:07] <mib_goml1fo0> i can't... no connection to the outside
[15:07] <Bman> and that means that...
[15:07] <montel> !apache | mib_goml1fo0
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> _duncan_: cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep -i driver
[15:07] <ActionParsnip> _duncan_: will give clues
[15:08] <buzzzz> hello all, how can i defrag a drive that is not mounted?
[15:08] <erUSUL> !defrag | buzzzz
[15:08] <Bman> boss_mc, that means?
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> buzzzz: is it an ntfs partition?
[15:08] <xcerca> buzzzz , what is the partition type ?
[15:08] <ActionParsnip> buzzzz: you dont defrag drives ;)
[15:08] <montel> ActionParsnip: well if it is FAT or NTFS>...
[15:08] <podecoet> gah installed intrepid, restricted drivers as prompted, now X won't start and I'm IRC'ing through a shell. Can someone PLEASE link me to the latest nvidia driver from the website? Lynx hates flash :(
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> montel: yeah you can defrag those, but you dont defrag drives, only partitions
[15:09] <montel> ActionParsnip: i know that, but he probably dosent.
[15:09] <montel> doesnt
[15:09] <xcerca> whats the best way to install the nVidia driver if it doesn'[t show up in the hardware drivers section,   anybody know why it wouldn't show up in the hardware drivers ?
[15:10] <montel> xcerca: because you dont need it?
[15:10] <fbc-mx> Has anyone had any luck fixing the wireless "device not ready" bug? It intermittent with me and very bothersome to be in the middle of somethign then "bam" your disconnected.
[15:10] <xcerca> n/m   it comes up now,  i think i just had to do apt-get update
[15:10] <slyder> i'm trying to boot into a live session of 9.04 and it keeps putting me into busybox, i tried running check disk for defects and it ran for a little bit and then put me back into busybox, i tried doing apic=off it gave me an error and noapic also gave me an error, anyone know why it keeps throwing me into busybox and not letting me into the live session?
[15:10] <buzzzz> ubottu: thank you, i understand it can be avoided in most circumstances however i have placed a massive amount of files through the drive (about 10x drive capacity, most deleted, some were left behind) and believe that minimal instance where fragmentation can occur has been the most common for me, do you know of a way to defragment a filesystem, i believe it has to be unmounted first.
[15:10] <Daremonai> I'm watching something on my linux machine, i connect to it through vnc, but for some reason when I minimize the vnc client here, the video starts to lag on the server, how can I fix that?
[15:11] <nicros_> why when i run: # dd if=/dev/zero of=test.img bs=10G count=1 i only get a 2.1 GB file?
[15:11] <montel> buzzzz: he is a robot lol
[15:11] <buzzzz> montel: that's one smart bot, no wonder it ignored my private messages (jk)
[15:11] <montel> buzzzz: hahaha
[15:12] <TonyTheTiger> does anyone know how to turn the magic lamp window effect on with compiz?
[15:12] <scream> How do I easily delete a directory that is not empty... I get a "directory not empty" error.
[15:12] <montel> TonyTheTiger: never heard of it
[15:12] <jakuphl> lol
[15:12] <montel> scream: what are you trying to delete?
[15:12] <buzzzz> I've found on various posts, people always claim linux is designed to not fragment etc.. but obviously in some cases it is purely unavoidable, there must be a way to defragment manually..
[15:12] <fbc-mx> buzzzz, basically he's a script backed up by a database of popular responses to questions. People use him to send repetitive information to people. It's easier than typing everything yourself.
[15:12] <boss_mc> scream ls -a in the folder
[15:13] <scream> montel, a directory that has alot of files.
[15:13] <scream> I want the files gone also
[15:13] <jtaji> scream: rm -r directory
[15:13] <montel> buzzzz: No, only if your file system is FAT or NTFS ext3 or 4 dont have fragmenets theyre jorunaling FS
[15:14] <montel> scream: where is the folder at? are you owner?
[15:14] <buzzzz> montel: i believe all file systems are prone to it, purely because if you delete random files, which then become open blocks of spaces on the hdd, they will be reused, unless of course reiser or the fs in question actually moves the entire file on the fly.. (i doubt it though)
[15:14] <erUSUL> scream: rm -r folder/
[15:15] <fbc-mx> montel, can't wait for ext4 to be the default. I heard there's a big improvement in speed.
[15:15] <montel> fbc-mx: im using it right now. you  can easily set it up when you install ubuntu
[15:15] <buzzzz> fbc-mx: I installed ubuntu with ext4, i also have another installation with XFS, both seem to be faster than ext3
[15:16] <montel> buzzzz: no way XFS is faster
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> buzzzz: the disk data is mildly fragmented but due to the nature of modern OSes, the disk reading is fragmented too so having a mild amount of fragmentation can improve speed
[15:16] <scream> jtaji solution worked rm-r -f dir
[15:16] <scream> jtaji solution worked rm -r -f dir
[15:16] <montel> I wish that ZFS would come to Linux :[ i loved it on OpenSolaris
[15:16] <montel> !defrag | buzzzz
[15:17] <xutao> nihao
[15:17] <badeagle01> nihao
[15:17] <badeagle01> !cn
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> buzzzz: it is very rare a single file will be read in one go due to the multiple threads and different file read / writes that happen on a disk
[15:18] <fbc-mx> montel, yeah, but I was hoping there would be a script that would convert us from ext3 to ext 4 on the fly. Like starting up with the LIVE DESKTOP CD and typing in a command that will convert it to ext4.
[15:18] <telamon> Hey guys, has anyone of you experience in sending keyboard commands from a gamepad?
[15:18] <badeagle01> telamon: on windows, yes
[15:19] <telamon> badeagle01: same here :/
[15:19] <montel> fbc-mx: i know there is something like that,,,
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> telamon: if you can learn the codes generated in xev you can use that to launch scripts etc
[15:19] <montel> hold on
[15:19] <Boohbah> montel: i heard something about an experimental zfs-fuze
[15:19] <ActionParsnip> telamon: in fluxbox, you'd assign them to virtual keys (like F20)
[15:19] <fbc-mx> montel, oh goody!!!
[15:19] <erUSUL> fbc-mx: it is quite easy to convert a ext3 partition to ext4 but most of the things that make v4 be fater are ot aviable to converted filesystems so it is better to star afresh
[15:19] <telamon> ActionParsnip: actually i want to be able to send KP_Add and so on to GIMP
[15:19]  * fbc-mx clap,clap
[15:19] <Boohbah> montel: http://zfs-on-fuse.blogspot.com/
[15:20] <montel> fbc-mx: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-convert-ext3-to-ext4-file-system.html
[15:20] <erUSUL> faster*
[15:20] <cobra-the-joker> Hey guys ....how can i change from kdm to GDM ???
[15:20] <LjL> cobra-the-joker: sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[15:20] <montel> Boohbah: thanks
[15:20] <Boohbah> montel: probably not safe for a production environment, but i haven't tried it
[15:20] <buzzzz> montel: thanks, I am well aware of these concepts, however, fragmentation is still possible when you remove files and are low on space and start copying files once over again. Do you see my point?
[15:20] <montel> cobra-the-joker: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[15:20] <telamon> I've managed to set up joy2key to send X core events but for some wierd reason it sends uppercase letters instead of lowercase.
[15:20] <LjL> montel: no
[15:20] <cobra-the-joker> ok ...thanx
[15:21] <montel> buzzzz: yeah
[15:21] <montel> LjL: what?
[15:21] <Conic> Hey, I just stupidly installed the open source flash player. I don't remember what it was called, and I can't find it in the installed applications list.
[15:21] <cobra-the-joker> and another question pls ....where can i get ubuntu source code ?
[15:21] <fbc-mx> montel, Then I will backup my home dir and reinstall my system...  I was also thinking to buy a solid state drive to make it read faster as well.. they are so cheap now a days on ebay.. 128gb SSD for $289 dollars.
[15:21] <LjL> montel: installing ubuntu-desktop won't switch from kdm to gdm
[15:21] <Conic> Help?
[15:21] <montel> Conic: it is a plugin
[15:21] <Boohbah> !gnash | Conic
[15:21] <erUSUL> buzzzz: yes fragmentation is possible but there is no defragmenter for ext3 (other than tar the whole filsystem reformat and untar)
[15:21] <Conic> Aha. That's what it was.
[15:21] <montel> LjL: ummmm, yes it will?
[15:21] <LjL> montel: no, it won't. i've done it several times.
[15:22] <telamon> "dpkg --reconfigure kdm" will pop a chooser dialogue i think.
[15:22] <buzzzz> montel: thanks guys, looks like i am going to dump the contents elsewhere and then move them back sequentially. (although according to the article that may not work also)
[15:22] <montel> LjL: lol. if you install that, then log out, and click sessions, GNOME will be there.
[15:22] <ActionParsnip> buzzzz: you can convert ext3 to ext2, defrag, then convert to ext3 but you will gain very little and defragging stresses the drive physically
[15:22] <montel> buzzzz: np
[15:22] <fbc-mx> is /etc/modprobe.d/aliases depreciated in 9.0.4?? I can't find it anywhere.
[15:22] <LjL> montel: besides, if someone's asking how to switch to kdm, telling them to install the whole of ubuntu-desktop does seem a bit excessive.
[15:23] <LjL> montel: ...? GDM and KDM are the display managers. they're the very thing that SHOWS the "Sessions" button.
[15:23] <louy> hiiiiiiiiii
[15:23] <telamon> So anyone here ever used joy2key?
[15:23] <Boohbah> !hi | louy
[15:23] <buzzzz> ActionParsnip: ext3 to ext2, would that be a matter of mounting the partition as ext2? I hope so, as it would make life easier. :)
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> telamon: i've heard of it
[15:23] <LjL> montel: he didn't ask how to switch from KDE to GNOME, he asked how to switch from KDM to GDM.
[15:23] <ActionParsnip> buzzzz: no, you'd need to remove the journal
[15:23] <louy> how are you alll
[15:23] <louy> i am new here
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> buzzzz: the journal is the thing that prevents the fragmentation
[15:24] <lokita16> ola a todos algunchico de españa de andalucia de 15 o 16 años
[15:24] <buzzzz> ActionParsnip: thanks, i will go down that path, after some serious consideration of whether this is worthwhile on a 2TB partition
[15:24] <LjL> !es | lokita16
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> buzzzz: its really not
[15:24] <scream> Where does the cron file go?
[15:24] <ActionParsnip> buzzzz: but its good to try once just to show how good ext3 is with fragmentation
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> !cron
[15:25] <ActionParsnip> scream: look in /etc
[15:25] <n8tuser> buzzzz -> during boot, usually ext3 is faster
[15:25] <cweinhaupl> how do I find the NIC names, so I add them to the interfaces file
[15:25] <buzzzz> ActionParsnip: I am sorry to come across a bit thick, but really as I understand it, it is impossible to prevent fragmantation alltogether, maybe for general use it is unlikely, i've put about 10tb through a 2gb drive with lots of individual file deletes etc..
[15:25] <Gothfunc> hi.  i have shares on a linux server mounted on this machine.  The user ids are synchronised, but all the documents within the shares appear to be owned by root when they belong to another user.  on the server they are owned by the appropriate user.  chown from the client machine has no effect on the files and reports no errors.  aren't cifs extensions supposed to have full support for permissions?  how can i check that they a
[15:25] <Gothfunc> re enabled?
[15:25] <erUSUL> cweinhaupl: ifconfig -a
[15:26] <n8tuser> cweinhaupl -> ifconfig
[15:26] <Seveas> Gothfunc, don't use cifs gor linux-to-linu communication. Use NFS.
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> buzzzz: well, you'll see the result when you are done. but if you think about all the processes accessing the disk
[15:26] <ActionParsnip> buzzzz: the disk access is fragmented, so 100% contiguous files will slow down the access
[15:26] <cweinhaupl> That only gets me lo
[15:27] <cweinhaupl> I need to set up eth0
[15:27] <ActionParsnip> buzzzz: just like daisy wheel printers did not have the letters in alphabetical order, but had the most used ones together
[15:27] <n8tuser> newmember -> try sudo lshw -C network
[15:27] <erUSUL> cweinhaupl: it seems your ethernet card is not recogniced... which onedo oyu have ?
[15:27] <Lademord> Someone help, please. I am running jaunty, and have installed the adobe-flashplugin and flashplugin-installer packages, but I still cannot play YouTube-videos - I simply get a black square where the video is supposed to be
[15:27] <Seveas> cweinhaupl, if 'ifconfig -a' doesn't give you your network card, there's no driver for it.
[15:27] <sacarlson> ﻿Gothfunc:  sounds like you the file system might be fat32 or other file system that has no user owner support
[15:28] <Gothfunc> sacarlson: nope, it's ext3
[15:28] <newmember> ty eth1
[15:28] <ActionParsnip> Lademord: does it show in about: plugins
[15:28] <newmember> can I rename the PCI card to eth0?
[15:28] <Gothfunc> sacarlson: as i say, the permissions are fine on the server, just not from the client's point of view
[15:28] <HeavRev> so,can i get some help
[15:28] <HeavRev> ive screwed up the dpkg database
[15:29] <erUSUL> newmember: see this file /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
[15:29] <HeavRev> and sudo dpkg --configure -a doesnt work
[15:29] <ActionParsnip> HeavRev: can you use pastebin and give the output of: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[15:29] <Seveas> HeavRev, in what way is it broken?
[15:29] <buzzzz> ActionParsnip: i would have expected that if i am copying a 70gb file (typically tarball of /home) to a backup location, then the read operation on the 70gb file should perform at its best when contigious
[15:29] <HeavRev> i tried by command line to upgrade a kernel
[15:29] <erUSUL> Gothfunc: maybe is some mount option(s) missing ?
[15:29] <ph8> is there anyway to get the shutdown button back in the 'System' menu?
[15:29] <HeavRev> initramfs failes post install script
[15:29] <ph8> I've upgraded from intrepid and now i don't have an off button anywhere
[15:29] <jdu> any reason why the graphical utility might complain that a user already exists when userdel and deluser claim that it already doesn't exist?
[15:30] <harlemdavvey> could someone help me with gnome-look.org??
[15:30] <Seveas> HeavRev, pastebin the command you tried and its output
[15:30] <HeavRev> will do :P
[15:30] <HeavRev> 1 sec lol
[15:30] <Gothfunc> erUSUL: username, password, that's all that's needed right?
[15:30] <Seveas> ph8, the shutdown button is now gray :)
[15:30] <harlemdavvey> is there someone who can help me with the site gnome look .org?
[15:30] <ActionParsnip> buzzzz: no, you will never read a 70Gb file in one lump, the OS needs the drive for its other processes too doesnt it, so halfway, it will stop and go and read some other data, then have to come ALL the way back. If some of the data is near the 2nd data it read it will be faster won't it
[15:30] <ph8> Seveas:  gray?
[15:30] <ph8> I just don't think i have it
[15:31] <Seveas> ph8, oh I misread, I thought yoyu meant panel button
[15:31] <ph8> I could add the panel button
[15:31] <erUSUL> Gothfunc: dunno really just shooting at the dark... you may want to ask in a samba channel (if any)
[15:31] <ph8> but i'd quite like the old placement back
[15:31] <newmember> erUSUL: ty
[15:31] <Gothfunc> erUSUL: gotcha, thanks
[15:31] <erUSUL> Gothfunc: /j #samba
[15:32] <harlemdavvey> guys can someone give me a hand with the site gnome-look.org??
[15:32] <buzzzz> ActionParsnip: sorry I should have mentioned this drive is not the system drive, it is used entirely for storing userdata.
[15:32] <telamon> nm guys, I found the solution to my own problem. If you want to use a gamepad for key controls then purge joy2key and download this instead http://jojsticken.sourceforge.net/
[15:33] <HeavRev> ok here ya go
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> buzzzz: well if you have multiple files open on that drive, the same still applies
[15:33] <erUSUL> !details | harlemdavvey
[15:33] <HeavRev> http://codepad.org/oyX30Wh1
[15:33] <buzzzz> ActionParsnip: I see you point though, very valid.
[15:33] <HeavRev> the pastebi
[15:33]  * podecoet cries
[15:33] <xuyas> #yogyakarta
[15:33] <podecoet> not working, X refuses to start even with the proprietary driver
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> HeavRev: i hope you ARENT logged in as root, can you pastebin the output of: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[15:34] <Seveas> ph8, I've been digging through gconf-editor but cannot find it. I still have the shutdown button so it isn't gone completely
[15:34] <jdu> ok, I have it. The graphical tool will refuse to add a user (claiming the user already exists) if a group exists by the same name.  So one can delete the group first then add the user.
[15:34] <efu> Can I safely switch from 64-bit ubuntu to 32-bit ubuntu and keep the same home folder (with config files)? Or is there a difference in the various config files on 32 and 64 bit?
[15:34] <buzzzz> ActionParsnip: thanks, I'll going to take your word for it, i think i might be looking into too much detail in an environment I cant control..
[15:34] <jrib> efu: should be fine
[15:34] <HeavRev> lol that is the output of that, it tries to do innitramfs update
[15:34] <harlemdavvey> i would love to give a new look to my desktop.. and i know that the site gnome-look.org (coz i use gnome) has everything i need to accomplish my job... now.. i'm havin hard time in evaluating what i really need to use and what not... could somebody help me doing this desktop tuning??:)
[15:34] <HeavRev> and yes, im logged as root....
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> efu: if your home folder is on another partition, sure
[15:34] <newmember> erUSUL: All good, the NIC started with a reboot now, ty
[15:34] <Lademord> ActionParsnip, yes it does
[15:35] <HeavRev> im tryin to customise buntu for a lil custom distro
[15:35] <erUSUL> newmember: ok; no problem
[15:35] <efu> Alright thanks, I'm going to try. I don't see why there should be a difference really
[15:35] <jdu> harlemdavvey: basically you can download what looks good (and has a reasonable rating) then drag and drop it into the  appearance dialog and see how it looks.
[15:35] <ActionParsnip> HeavRev: why? you have significantly reduced security. I'd disable it as soon as you can
[15:35] <HeavRev> and sudo passwd root is always tempting :P
[15:35] <buzzzz> man to all the guys helping out here, thank you. You guys are much better than say paid Dell support in India (no offence to indians).
[15:35] <sceners_n00b> Hey
[15:35] <HeavRev> i just need sum ppas to get stuff dun, for my custom
[15:35] <ActionParsnip> buzzzz: thats because they rwad screens and scripts. they have no real knowledge
[15:36] <HeavRev> so, sure i can do shit from sudo
[15:36] <HeavRev> but is is fixable??
[15:36] <LjL> HeavRev: language please. also, feel free to break your system but don't expect support for that here...
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> HeavRev: with sudo you can do EVERYTHING root can
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> HeavRev: sure, lets get your dpkg fixed first
[15:36] <HeavRev> yup, including change roots passwd so i can do it myself
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> HeavRev: can you give the output of: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[15:36] <HeavRev> at least till i have a buntu feel
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> HeavRev: well, just redisable the account
[15:37] <HeavRev> which pastebin u want?
[15:37] <erUSUL> ActionParsnip: he already has done it http://codepad.org/oyX30Wh1
[15:37] <HeavRev> cuz i did paste the output....
[15:37] <HeavRev> also, srry for the "language"
[15:37] <shadeslayer> hi anyone experencing memory leaks after the recent updates ?
[15:37] <sceners_n00b> So we can talk linux here
[15:37] <LjL> !offtopic | sceners_n00b
[15:37] <valdur55> How can get my keyboard Hot keys? Like Seach,Home,Back,Favourites, Play, Pause, AP1 etc.
[15:37] <erUSUL> sceners_n00b: you can get help for ubuntu other chat topic --> #ubuntu-offtopic
[15:38] <ActionParsnip> !fixapt | HeavRev
[15:38] <LjL> ActionParsnip: i doubt that will help much if a postinst/preinst is failing
[15:38] <HeavRev> here:
[15:38] <HeavRev> http://pastebin.ca/1417385
[15:38] <dennis00> Can I use realvnc on Vista to connect to a Ubuntu desktop?
[15:38] <HeavRev> not  kocked, but actually a problem
[15:39] <HeavRev> *locked
[15:39] <lflashlnzl> does anyone here have any exp with conky
[15:39] <mimor_coldfeet> relix, are you the guy that's on #wina from time to time?
[15:39] <jdu> lflashlnzl: some.
[15:39] <newmember> dennis00: sure
[15:39] <narcoclepsy> anyone know a way to stop rhythmbox from searching for plugins cyclically? It never did this prior to 9.04 update :-)
[15:39] <narcoclepsy> even if i hit cancel it comes up again, and it never finds anything.
[15:39] <ActionParsnip> LjL: its worth a crak
[15:39] <xangua> narcoclepsy: install codecs ............¿
[15:40] <HeavRev> cpio: ./bin/udevinfo: Cannot stat: No such file or directory seems to be the prob
[15:40] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: um sorry to ask this,but whats conky? :P is it konqueror?
[15:40] <lflashlnzl> i have setup the tcp_portmon settings but i dont want the host names but the IP address is this possible?
[15:40] <LjL> ActionParsnip: if you say so. it only removes a lock, i don't what it has to do with this
[15:40] <mimor> relix, are you the guy that's on #wina from time to time?
[15:40] <narcoclepsy> xangua: not the case all the codecs are there its looking ro type x-application/java???
[15:40] <jdu>  
[15:40] <sacarlson> ﻿dennis00: I'm not sure about realvnc but if not realvnc there must be others.  so yes
[15:40] <lflashlnzl> shadeslayer, is a system monitor http://conky.sourceforge.net
[15:40] <sceners_n00b> realvnc is the one
[15:40] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: ah..
[15:41] <Lademord> ActionParsnip any ideas? It shows up in the plugin section so I guess it is installed correctly. Also, the flash  animation at http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/ shows fine (albeit without sound)
[15:41] <Lademord> Epiphany has same problem
[15:41] <ActionParsnip> Lademord: are you running a 64bit ubuntu?
[15:41] <Lademord> nope
[15:41] <lflashlnzl> ive been look @ the settings and it does seem like you can but askin just incase im missin something
[15:41] <Blodskur> I just installed the repository for Opera using http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1148100 but I can't see it anywhere?
[15:41] <Lademord> I wish I was
[15:41] <Lademord> ActionParsnip, no I'm not
[15:42] <newmember> dennis00: if I remember correctly, when you try to connect to realvnc server on ubuntu you need to connect to xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:8001  you need to add the desktop port.  You cant just use the IP address
[15:42] <dennis00> thanks! it works, I just found out that the default ubuntu remote desktop protocol is actually...... VNC
[15:42] <brycearoni> hello?
[15:43] <shadeslayer> brycearoni: yes?
[15:43] <HeavRev> SO can anyone help wit a udev prob?
[15:43] <newmember> the vnc people renamed theie app to realvnc a while back
[15:43] <brycearoni> who is this?
[15:43] <Antiquity> trying to get wifi to work from command line. i've so far tried the following... ifconfig wlan0 up... iwlist wlan0 scan... iwconfig wlan essid "name"... dhclient wlan0... seems to be activating the wifi but nothing is working, i.e., apt-get can't contact repos. anyone advise where i'm going wrong?
[15:43] <dtchen> Lademord: please purge both adobe-flashplugin and flashplugin-installer then reinstall _only_ adobe-flashplugin from the Canonical partner repository
[15:43] <brycearoni> i just started Xchat
[15:43] <dtchen> Lademord: make sure you close all web browsers first
[15:43] <brycearoni> what do you do?
[15:43] <shadeslayer> !irc | brycearoni
[15:44] <shadeslayer> !freenode > brycearoni
[15:44] <wett> I just made the switch from windows to ubuntu, and I can't figure out a way to synch to my iPod touch
[15:44] <erUSUL> !ipod | wett
[15:44] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: looks kinda tacky to me :)
[15:44] <wett> thanks
[15:44] <ActionParsnip> Lademord: weird, 32bit is usually awesome with flash, you could download the tar.gz from www.adobe.com
[15:44] <lflashlnzl> shadeslayer,
[15:45] <shadeslayer> wett: try banshee,its really awesome
[15:45] <ActionParsnip> Lademord: and put the .so file in n~/.moziila/plugins
[15:45] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: yes? look thats just my pesonal opinion
[15:45] <carick> wett: what are you looking for?
[15:45] <wett> so I touches/iphones have to be jailbroken?
[15:45] <shadeslayer> wett: no
[15:45] <wett> i just want to be able to add music and edit playlists
[15:45] <brycearoni> am i like talking to the world or something?
[15:45] <wett> just basic functionality will do
[15:45] <markodimiskovski> has anyone experienced ubuntu not connected to wired lan at all?
[15:46] <carick> wett: if you are okay with the command line interface mpd/ncmpc is pretty good
[15:46] <wett> banshee doesn't seem to see my iPod
[15:46] <shadeslayer> brycearoni: people here are voluntary support for the Linux Distro ubuntu
[15:46] <khensthoth> brycearoni: Not really. Just people logged on to #ubuntu, which is where you are
[15:46] <wett> I'm not but I need to learn
[15:46] <carick> wett: but my favorite gui is exaile
[15:46] <shadeslayer> wett: which version?
[15:46] <wett> 1.4.3 banshee
[15:46] <Antiquity> all sorted :)
[15:46] <brycearoni> STOP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[15:47] <brycearoni> I AM HAVING OTHER HELP
[15:47] <shadeslayer> wett: it should be in the first list
[15:47] <LjL> !caps | brycearoni
[15:47] <carick> wett: check out exaile it is a great program for what you want to do
[15:47] <boss_mc> brycearoni, yes, you are talking to everyone in the #ubuntu chat room
[15:47] <boss_mc> brycearoni, if you need help with something, just ask and people will advise
[15:47] <lflashlnzl> shadeslayer, really? have a look @ mine then http://lflashl.deviantart.com/art/ubuntu-9-04-Desktop-121942012
[15:47] <ActionParsnip> markodimiskovski: as long as it has a driver, ip adress, subnet mask, gateway and dns servers it will be fine :)
[15:48] <boss_mc> brycearoni, if you can help someone else with their problems please do that too!
[15:48] <wett> ok carick, i'll check it out
[15:48] <wett> as well as mpd/ncmpc
[15:48] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: im always at the lookout for good themes ;) currently using mac4lin+Ecliz
[15:48] <elky> markodimiskovski, do you know what ethernet card it has?
[15:48] <nirod> hello
[15:48] <wett> thanks for the help guys
[15:48] <narcoclepsy> these are two images related with the cyclical rhythmbox search for plugins ordeal i am trying to solve : (image one http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=s4qupx&s=5) (image two http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2lkb7ec&s=5)
[15:48] <markodimiskovski> ActionParsnip : it was working.  the it stopped, until i physically unplugged it and plugged back itn
[15:48] <buzzzz> thanks again everybody, have a nice day :)
[15:48] <markodimiskovski> elky : its a intel 82562EZ
[15:48] <lflashlnzl> shadeslayer, so over anything the MAC on linux if you want mac them get the dam MAC.. but thats my option
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> markodimiskovski: try: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart instead
[15:49] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: could you add a thin border to that? :)
[15:49] <markodimiskovski> ActionParsnip : i tried that lol :/
[15:49] <sacarlson> ﻿wett: I wiped out my friends ipod with rhythumbox  not sure what I did.  but it did works sometimes.
[15:49] <lflashlnzl> shadeslayer, yea you could do anything you want the setting are so many
[15:49] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: oh..i keep changing the theme everyday
[15:49] <ActionParsnip> markodimiskovski: weird, i'd reboot the router
[15:49] <markodimiskovski> already did that too
[15:49] <markodimiskovski> ya know what
[15:49] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: ok im thinking of giving it a shot :D
[15:49] <lflashlnzl> shadeslayer, lol me too, trying to keep one theme
[15:49] <markodimiskovski> i'm beginning to think it smy network card
[15:50] <markodimiskovski> maybe i'll open up my box pull it out and clean it a bit..
[15:50] <jacobo_dos_dos> shadeslayer: the 'colors' theme is good, look my desktop: Xanwito - Flickr - http://www.flickr.com/photos/xanwito/
[15:50] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: its in the repo right?? conky??
[15:50] <lflashlnzl> shadeslayer, there are lots of scripts around to learn our to change anything you want.... yea sudo apt-get install conky
[15:51] <carick> wett: mpd is music player daemon, so it is a server that is always running with low resource usage and then you use a client to play it, ncmpc is one such client (that is like cplay) but there are actually gui interfaces
[15:51] <elky> markodimiskovski, that particular card model seems to have some issues.
[15:51] <carick> wett: ...as well
[15:51] <markodimiskovski> elky : really? never had these issues until right before i switched to 9.04
[15:51] <shadeslayer> jacobo_dos_dos: which one? i dont understand portugese
[15:51] <nnull> whats that console shortcut to not haveto specify the path ~ or something? drawning a blank :x
[15:51] <Yanick_> Hi, I'm trying to install my Canon iP2200 on jackalope amd64, but I can't seem to find someone who got it to work (I will not try turbuprint) Then I came across this post http://mambo.kuhp.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~takushi/#canon but I don't know what command "deb" is (not found). Can anyone help me with this?
[15:51] <yowshi> i need help getting my logitech webcam working
[15:52] <jacobo_dos_dos> shadeslayer:  ammm, is spanish...............................................................
[15:52] <elky> markodimiskovski, they sometimes have the phoney realtek chip.
[15:52] <shadeslayer> jacobo_dos_dos: ah...see i dont understand that either :P
[15:52] <jacobo_dos_dos> shadeslayer: the purple one
[15:52] <ActionParsnip> nnull: if you mean to use stuff in your home dir you can simply use ~/ and it will use the current users home dir
[15:52] <markodimiskovski> jacobo_dos_dos : what window manager do you have? i like that desktop.  and what dock is that
[15:52] <nnull> ActionParsnip thats the one ta
[15:52] <ActionParsnip> nnull: glad to help
[15:52] <Yanick_> the forum link I posted seem outdated too
[15:52] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: does conky need nautilus to draw conky?
[15:53] <ActionParsnip> nnull: you can also use /home/$USER  same effect
[15:53] <shadeslayer> s/conky/it
[15:53] <ActionParsnip> nnull: or /home/`whoami`
[15:53] <jacobo_dos_dos> markodimiskovski: metacity, the dock is Gnome Dp with Dock theme
[15:53] <lflashlnzl> shadeslayer, sorry dont know im still a n00bie
[15:53] <jacobo_dos_dos> shadeslayer: gnome-colors - Google Code - http://code.google.com/p/gnome-colors/
[15:53] <jacobo_dos_dos> Gnome Do with Docky theme markodimiskovski *
[15:54] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: i tried to start it but nothing came up :P
[15:54] <markodimiskovski> jacobo_dos_dos : metacity is light? meaning fast
[15:54] <mustu> hello! I am unable to boot from XP cd on a (XP,Fedora10) dual boot system. Same issue faced on Ubuntu 8.10+Xp dualboot System.
[15:54] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: try screenlets too :)
[15:54] <jacobo_dos_dos> markodimiskovski: ammmm....................... is the default in gnome desktop...
[15:54] <ActionParsnip> markodimiskovski: theres also LXDE or fluxbox if you like lightweight DE
[15:54] <shadeslayer> jacobo_dos_dos: which is the best theme?
[15:54] <LjL> mustu: perhaps it's an XP problem then...?
[15:54] <markodimiskovski> elky: ok thanks!  maybe i'll just buy a new etho card :/
[15:54] <jacobo_dos_dos> shadeslayer: gnome-colors - Google Code - http://code.google.com/p/gnome-colors/
[15:54] <lflashlnzl> shadeslayer, mmm dont know sorry ive just been learning this today... ill have a look @ screenlets
[15:54] <elky> markodimiskovski, if it's mission-critical, it might be worth the pennies.
[15:55] <markodimiskovski> ActionParsnip : i was gonna do openbox with that cario dock actually
[15:55] <doc_brown> what acts as "program files" (like windows) in ubuntu?  I'm trying to make a desktop shortcut for a program, but do not know which file and directory to point it to.  =/
[15:55] <shadeslayer> jacobo_dos_dos: out of these http://code.google.com/p/gnome-colors/downloads/list
[15:55] <ActionParsnip> markodimiskovski: fluxbox is based on openbox but both are excellent
[15:55] <LjL> doc_brown: there isn't a direct equivalent, but for your purposes, it's probably /usr/bin
[15:55] <jacobo_dos_dos> shadeslayer: it is the full set............... gdm, gtk, icons
[15:55] <ActionParsnip> markodimiskovski: great shortcut key support :)
[15:56] <LjL> doc_brown: if you know the program's command name, then "which commandname" will tell you the full path
[15:56] <Lademord> dtchen, just tried that. Didn't work. Same ol' black box
[15:56] <jacobo_dos_dos> shadeslayer:  it is the full set............... gdm, gtk, icons *
[15:56] <mustu> Want to reinstall XP but it not booting into setup. It will work if I delete the whole partition table with fdisk using win98 CD. seems existance of Linux partitions don't let the XP setup run.
[15:56] <markodimiskovski> ActionParsnip : I used to run fluxbox on  my old machine, but my sisters and mom wont know how to work it lol.  with openbox i can add a nice dock and give them some icons to click make it easy lol
[15:56] <doc_brown> LjL, wow thanks
[15:56] <dtchen> Lademord: dpkg -l nspluginwrapper
[15:56] <doc_brown> LjL, like "which vmware"   ?
[15:57] <ActionParsnip> markodimiskovski: try a few, see which they like
[15:57] <jacobo_dos_dos> markodimiskovski: you can install fluxbox and other desktop easier to use for you family
[15:57] <markodimiskovski> yeah
[15:57] <LjL> doc_brown: if the command is actually called "vmware", yes (the vmware player for instance was called "vmplayer" last time i tried, though)
[15:57] <markodimiskovski> i'm gonna experiment a little
[15:57] <markodimiskovski> lol
[15:57] <markodimiskovski> first i need this network card to work
[15:57] <LjL> doc_brown: if you know the package name, you can also do "dpkg -L packagename | grep bin"
[15:57] <doc_brown> i got it!  thanks
[15:58] <Lademord> dtchen, finds no packages
[15:58] <ActionParsnip> markodimiskovski: definately
[15:59] <shadeslayer> jacobo_dos_dos , lflashlnzl http://imagebin.org/48429
[15:59] <linny> testing pls ignore this text
[15:59] <spaceBARbarian> can someone help me out, i can't run updates, ever time i click "check" or "install updates" the manager just goes gray and does nothing
[15:59] <harlemdavvey1> guys is there any way to incorporate mplayer on my desktop bar panel?
[15:59] <linny> testing pls ignore this text
[15:59] <lflashlnzl> shadeslayer, mmm nice
[15:59] <linny> cool im working :)
[16:00] <doc_brown> LjL, im still learning grep
[16:00] <markodimiskovski> ok thanks for all your help guys!
[16:00] <lflashlnzl> i like the AWN was lookin @ using that instead of gnome-do
[16:00] <dtchen> Lademord: what version of Adobe Flash does the plugins dialog report?
[16:00] <jacobo_dos_dos> incorporate mplayer on desktop bar panel? harlemdavvey1 ¿¿
[16:00] <sacarlson> ﻿harlemdavvey1: I think you just right click on the panel and select add
[16:00] <carick> lflashlnzl: gnome-do and AWN are used for difference purposes
[16:01] <Jezz> Hi
[16:01] <Jezz> What is the easiest way to remaster Ubuntu?
[16:01] <ActionParsnip> spaceBARbarian: does it work with: sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[16:01] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl jacobo_dos_dos this too http://imagebin.org/48431
[16:01] <user01> mmm how do i configure wireless network?  i upgraded from 8.04 and it erased all my settings and is now requiring a BSSID and MAC address
[16:01] <carick> Jezz: what do you mean
[16:01] <Jezz> have to do that for linux class
[16:01] <Lademord> dtchen I think it was 10 rc2 or something like that. However I've purged it again as I'm trying ActionParsnip s method right now
[16:01] <harlemdavvey1> sacarlson: yea that is logical but i would like to add the program when it is playing the music
[16:01] <Jezz> To customize Ubuntu
[16:01] <Megatron_> hi guiez, I am now on 9.04 yay
[16:01] <montel> Jezz: for what
[16:02] <montel> Megatron_: kool. congrats
[16:02] <lflashlnzl> shadeslayer, too early 90s for me
[16:02] <carick> Jezz: themes, compiz, idk exactly what you are trying to do
[16:02] <harlemdavvey1> sacarlson: for exemple.. i would love to control my tracks from the panel bar.. with no need to control the player by opening the program window
[16:02] <Megatron_> how do I get the start menu to the bottom of the screen??
[16:02] <carick> Jezz: ctrl+alt+f1 will be different :P
[16:02] <montel> Megatron_: Ubuntu System Pannel?
[16:02] <shadeslayer> Jezz: customize as in GUI customize or CLI
[16:02] <Lademord> ActionParsnip, erhm... there is no plugins folder in ~/.mozilla
[16:02] <Jezz> eh
[16:02] <Megatron_> yeah that
[16:02] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: its called classic :P
[16:02] <Jezz> Like add diffirent software
[16:02] <lflashlnzl> shadeslayer, lol
[16:02] <Megatron_> if I drag it it wont move
[16:03] <brycearoni> coz_: hey coz
[16:03] <Jezz> I mean, we have to make it to boot from a usb drive and then it has to have graphic design software, and a diffirent wallpaper and stuff on bootup
[16:03] <montel> Megatron_: look at the PM, too crowed here
[16:03] <coz_> brycearoni,  hey guy
[16:03] <sacarlson> ﻿harlemdavvey1: I'm not sure about the panel but maybe modify some hotkeys
[16:03] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: if ubuntu would just add a beautiful dark theme with a transperent panel i would take it
[16:03] <harlemdavvey1> sacarlson: how?
[16:03] <user01> im afraid to upgrade to 9.04 because it tells me i will no longer have 3d
[16:04] <montel> user01: huh?
[16:04] <lflashlnzl> shadeslayer, im using the dusk theme with transperent panel default install
[16:04] <sacarlson> ﻿harlemdavvey1: System>Preferences>keyboard shortcuts
[16:04] <Matr|x> hello
[16:04] <chuck_> harlemdavvey1,  drag and drop
[16:04] <user01> montel, it says my fglrx driver is no longer supported in 9.04
[16:04] <harlemdavvey1> chuck_: i cannot drag and drop...
[16:04] <montel> user01: oh. thats stragne
[16:05] <harlemdavvey1> sacarlson: ok but what should i have to modify?
[16:05] <Matr|x> i just installed ubuntu  and i have hidden partition  have some data but i cant see it on ubuntu
[16:05] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: i mean like everything black :).
[16:05] <usser> user01, what model of video card you have?
[16:05] <podecoet> what's the name of the open source nvidia driver? (to type into xorg.conf instead of glx)
[16:05] <Jezz> kinda like edubuntu or something
[16:05] <user01> usser, ati x300
[16:05] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: search for ' cole ' in emerald themes at gnome-look.org
[16:05] <Jezz> If i would unpack the ubuntu .iso can i boot it from usb drive?
[16:05] <user01> user01, its a thinkpad t43
[16:05] <sacarlson> ﻿harlemdavvey1: it has play stop skip take a look
[16:05] <shadeslayer> Jezz: yes
[16:05] <usser> user01, yep ati dropped support for this one
[16:05] <Jezz> okay
[16:05] <shadeslayer> !usb | Jezz
[16:06] <lundgren> any swedish her?
[16:06] <carick> user01: with the new xorg-server 1.6 ati dropped support for a lot of cards, try open source alternatives
[16:06] <lundgren> here?
[16:06] <Lademord> !flash
[16:06] <lflashlnzl> shadeslayer, will do
[16:06] <shadeslayer> !sw | lflashlnzl
[16:06] <harlemdavvey1> sacarlson: and those functions are compatible with mplayer?
[16:06] <shadeslayer> meh..
[16:06] <Lademord> !sv
[16:06] <roxahris> Hey, is there a page with all the -march optimizations?
[16:06] <Lademord> !sv | lundgren
[16:06] <Lademord> Jeg er dog dansker :)
[16:06] <user01> carick, they wont do 3d though right?
[16:06] <Melancholy> Hello, yesterday i had problems with automounting usb devices, i got that fixed, but once it was done my audio went missing
[16:06] <sacarlson> ﻿harlemdavvey1: I'm not sure
[16:06] <shadeslayer> lflashlnzl: also check out ecliz and vienna in the X11 mouse themes
[16:07] <Impy> Hi i wonder if anyone could help me? When ever i try and burn mp3s to a cd to make an audio cd it won't work
[16:07] <carick> user01: i think they will, im not using ubuntu and i dont worry about 3d but im not 100%
[16:07] <Matr|x> i just installed ubuntu :) now and i cant see the one partion fat32
[16:07] <Lademord> ActionParsnip where did you go?
[16:07] <carick> Matr|x: is it in sudo fdsik -l
[16:07] <tony__> ciao
[16:07] <shadeslayer> carick: that was quick ;)
[16:07] <carick> fdisk**
[16:07] <harlemdavvey1> sacarlson: in case just to know.. do you think there is another method to do what i'm lookin after?
[16:07] <TITTI> ciao
[16:07] <ActionParsnip> Lademord: ?
[16:07] <tony__> come posso andare nel canale italia
[16:08] <carick> shadeslayer: ?
[16:08] <shadeslayer> !it | tony__
[16:08] <Lademord> ActionParsnip, there is no ~/.mozilla/plugins folder
[16:08] <tony__> ok
[16:08] <podecoet> is there any way to temporarily revert to the Open Source nvidia driver? I cant start x!
[16:08] <tony__>  thx
[16:08] <shadeslayer> carick: nvm
[16:08] <user01> i should have just stuck with ubuntu lts
[16:08] <harlemdavvey1> tony__: #ubuntu-it ;) sono italiano
[16:08] <ActionParsnip> Lademord: you need to make it: mkdir ~/.mozilla/plugins
[16:08] <yowshi> i need a little help getting my logitech webcam to work
[16:08] <Matr|x> bash: fdsik: command not found
[16:08] <carick> user01: yeah, we all make mistackes
[16:08] <usser> podecoet, put Driver "nv" in your Device section in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:08] <carick> Matr|x: fdisk*
[16:08] <sacarlson> ﻿ harlemdavvey1: seems like my Audacious can be set to always be on top so I can always click on it.
[16:08] <shadeslayer> Matr|x: its fdisk -l
[16:09] <Matr|x> yes its on fdisk -l
[16:09] <Matr|x> i can see win fat32
[16:09] <carick> Matr|x: is it in fstab?
[16:09] <slyder> i'm trying to boot into a live session of 9.04 and it keeps putting me into busybox, i tried running check disk for defects and it ran for a little bit and then put me back into busybox, i tried doing apic=off it gave me an error and noapic also gave me an error, anyone know why it keeps throwing me into busybox and not letting me into the live session?
[16:09] <Matr|x> bash: fstab: command not found
[16:09] <shadeslayer> Matr|x: then mount it via mount /dev/sd**
[16:09] <carick> Matr|x: geditc /etc/fstab
[16:10] <carick> Matr|x: gedit*
[16:10] <petrolman> How can I add resolutions and refresh rates to my system, which are supported by my crt and grafic-card?
[16:10] <carick> petrolman: man xorg.conf
[16:10] <ActionParsnip> carick: that will need gksudo
[16:10] <carick> ActionParsnip: not to view it
[16:10] <podecoet> usser: still won't start :( "No devices detected"
[16:10] <petrolman> carick, but its not configured by xorg.conf
[16:10] <montel> carick: to edit
[16:10] <Melancholy> Hello, yesterday i had problems with automounting usb devices, i got that fixed, but once it was done my audio went missing
[16:10] <ActionParsnip> carick: true
[16:10] <shadeslayer> petrolman: oh yes it is
[16:10] <roffe> I've a webcam, but fspot doesn't recognize it
[16:11] <perlsyntax> Does anyone know why my aircard 881 works at home but will not work at the cabin is that odd?
[16:11] <Matr|x> mount: /dev/sda3 already mounted or /windows busy
[16:11] <Matr|x> mount: according to mtab, /dev/sda3 is already mounted on /windows
[16:11] <shadeslayer> roffe: does lspci show it?
[16:11] <usser> podecoet, you sure you have an nvidia card there. pastebin the entire xorg.conf
[16:11] <carick> montel: you shouldnt use sudo if you dont need it
[16:11] <bryce-> Coz_: are you there?
[16:11] <usser> !pastebin | podecoet
[16:11] <coz_> bryce-,  yes
[16:11] <shadeslayer> Matr|x: then you should be able to browse it
[16:11] <petrolman> shadeslayer, there is only a standard xorg.conf working, but it contains only very global informations
[16:11] <Matr|x> nop i cant brother
[16:11] <Tech-Frog> hello
[16:11] <HeyHelp> Hey i got a new cd with songs my mate burnt onto it
[16:11] <Matr|x> its not eny wher
[16:11] <montel> carick: umm, i know that
[16:11] <perlsyntax> does anyone know about sirra aircards 881?
[16:11] <HeyHelp> But linux says i havn't put it in
[16:12] <Lademord> ActionParsnip, damn that doesn't work either
[16:12] <shadeslayer> petrolman: there's a heading under which you can add it.dont remember it
[16:12] <Tech-Frog> How do I make Ubuntu install all its programs onto a seperate NTFS partition? I dual boot windows and linux, with a shared files partiton?
[16:12] <roffe> shadeslayer, Not from what I can tell
[16:12] <tobii> Hi - my combo CDRW/DVD drive wont read DVDs - its a Quanta Storage Inc SBW-242B internal drive - i cant find any drivers/firmwares for it...
[16:12] <podecoet> usser, ubottu: I have 2 x 8800GTS's in SLI lol, I cant pastebin, running IRC using irssi from a terminal
[16:12] <Lademord> dtchen, it is 'Shockwave Flash 10.0 r22'
[16:12] <Matr|x> now i see it :d
[16:12] <Matr|x> thx guys:D
[16:12] <usser> podecoet, sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[16:12] <HeyHelp> my mate burnt me songs onto a cd but my linux isn't pickin it up
[16:12] <ActionParsnip> Lademord: thats how i always do it, the repo never works for me, its another way to tackle it
[16:12] <shadeslayer> petrolman: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-970095.html
[16:12] <usser> podecoet, cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | pastebinit -
[16:12] <HeyHelp> it says i havn't put it in
[16:13] <petrolman> Tech-Frog, you want to share the ubuntu packages with windows? :-)
[16:13] <Tech-Frog> Petrolman not quite... I just want to store everything except the OS on a shared partition
[16:13] <tew808> I can't seem to adjust my external monitor's resolution beyond 1280x800, despite API Catalyst Control Center confirming that it is capable of 1680x1050. Moreover, I cannot use the default display manager with the external monitor plugged in. Any suggestions?
[16:13] <ActionParsnip> HeyHelp: how about if you rub: sudo mount /dev/scd0
[16:14] <sacarlson> ﻿HeyHelp: does it play in anything else?
[16:14] <tones> just out of interest, does anybody know if the linux kernel supports mounting an ntfs partition as the root directory
[16:14] <tobii> Hi - my combo CDRW/DVD drive wont read DVDs - its a Quanta Storage Inc SBW-242B internal drive - i cant find any drivers/firmwares for it
[16:14] <Lademord> ActionsParsnip, I just noticed that I have a package 'flashplayer-installer' installed. Wth is that?
[16:14] <HeyHelp> No it doesn't
[16:14] <HeyHelp> when i do sudo mount it says missing codepage
[16:14] <tones> HeyHelp: he means does it play in a car or cd player
[16:14] <sacarlson> ﻿HeyHelp: bad disk?  I would try it in another drive or player.
[16:14] <tones> tada
[16:15] <jacobo_dos_dos> Lademord: adobe flash pĺayer............
[16:15] <Tech-Frog> How do I make Ubuntu install all its programs onto a seperate NTFS partition? I dual boot windows and linux, with a shared files partiton?
[16:15] <HeyHelp> Havn't tried
[16:15] <trentg> hello, what package will let me play mp3 in rhythmbox?
[16:15] <jrib> Tech-Frog: not really possible and extremely bad idea anyway
[16:15] <podecoet> usser: http://www.pastebin.com/f6a0a6597
[16:15] <tones> HeyHelp: that might be why...
[16:15] <Tech-Frog> jrib why not?
[16:15] <HeyHelp> k I'll try
[16:15] <khensthoth> trentg: ubuntu-restricted-extras
[16:15] <pronoy> !gstreamer  trentg
[16:15] <jacobo_dos_dos> trentg: if you use gnome desktop install 'ubuntu extras'
[16:15] <Tech-Frog> jrib: I read alot of reccomendations for putting all your files on one partition
[16:15] <Amigadude> has anyone managed to get the wireless stuff in conky when using the broadcom STA driver?
[16:15] <ActionParsnip> Lademord: i know of it but i think they do the same deal. you could try: sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplayer-*; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove; sudo apt-get clean; sudo apt-get install flashplayer-nonfree
[16:15] <pronoy> !mp3 > trentg
[16:15] <Tech-Frog> jrib: Or is just putting prgrams on shared bad?
[16:16] <sacarlson> ﻿trentg:  !restricted
[16:16] <podecoet> Amigadude: Workbench ftw!
[16:16] <roffe> Could anyone help me getting my webcam recognized?
[16:16] <Amigadude> :)
[16:16] <usser> podecoet, says unknown post id, you sure you got the address correct
[16:16] <jacobo_dos_dos> ubottu: trentg:  !restricted
[16:16] <ActionParsnip> !webcam > roffe
[16:16] <Tech-Frog> !baconbits
[16:16] <Tech-Frog> Darn
[16:17] <jacobo_dos_dos> ubottu: !extras | trentg
[16:17] <HeyHelp> it works on cd player not linix though?
[16:17] <jacobo_dos_dos> aggg
[16:17] <jrib> Tech-Frog: 1) it's not technically possible.  You can't change the install location of the programs.  You could put /usr on a different partition if you wanted.  2) You can't use an ntfs partition since it doesn't let you have unix-style permissions that programs depend on
[16:17] <usser> Tech-Frog, there's really no point. in all my years using linux i've never exceeded 15gb for / partition
[16:17] <podecoet> usser: double checked it; http://pastebin.com/f6a0a6597
[16:17] <Tech-Frog> jrib: So, just sticking my documents there is OK
[16:17] <usser> Tech-Frog, its the data that takes up more space not programs
[16:17] <Tech-Frog> jrib: Like, my work and music ect.
[16:17] <tones> HeyHelp: i dunno about linux but it should work on linux :P
[16:18] <Tech-Frog> Is there anyway to defrag windows from inside ubuntu?
[16:18] <podecoet> usser: reposted: http://pastebin.com/f4e1f5f31
[16:18] <jrib> Tech-Frog: documents should be okay
[16:18] <podecoet> Tech-Frog: defragging is for non-men
[16:18] <LjL> Tech-Frog: i really don't think so
[16:18] <Tech-Frog> Non what?
[16:19] <LjL> podecoet: useful contribution that
[16:19] <Tobydarnley> Hi having a problem, i recently upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 and vnc is no longer running even though remote desktop says it is enabled, and 2ndly although the machine has internet access it is unable to browse my windows network
[16:19] <usser> podecoet, hm looks fine. maybe nv doesnt support SLI
[16:19] <ActionParsnip> Tech-Frog: what file system do youu wish to defrag?
[16:19] <Captain_Haddock> Hi, I have the ubuntu alternate ISO on my desktop... I have a new laptop with just freedos on it.. will I be able to install ubuntu on the laptop without burning it to a CD?
[16:19] <Tech-Frog> NTFS
[16:19] <Captain_Haddock> network boot or something?
[16:19] <podecoet> usser: :\ tried the proprietary drivers through packages & nvidias site, everything was fine under Hardy, but interepid shits itself
[16:19] <Tech-Frog> Captain_Haddock: Live USB?
[16:19] <LjL> Tech-Frog, recently enough we couldn't even write to NTFS at all...
[16:20] <ActionParsnip> Tech-Frog: i wouldnt do anything but read and write files to ntfs. its proprietary to MS and could damage the data
[16:20] <Captain_Haddock> Tech-Frog: I just have the alternate ISO
[16:20] <NativeAngels> can someone here help me with starting a xen vm
[16:20] <usser> podecoet, the latest drivers from nvidia.com? did you uninstall drivers that came with ubuntu?
[16:20] <tones> tip for everyone, if youre comfortable with what you have, stay with it. my printer has gone kaput since i updated to jaunty (9.04)
[16:20] <jeffreyf> Captain_Haddock: http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[16:20] <Captain_Haddock> thanks jeffreyf; looking
[16:20] <ActionParsnip> Tech-Frog: i'd defrag it in an MS OS like they intended
[16:21] <mzz> Tech-Frog: afaict it's planned but not implemented (see http://www.linux-ntfs.org/doku.php?id=ntfsdefrag )
[16:21] <podecoet> usser: yep, latest from NVIDIA's site - how do I uninstall the existing drivers?
[16:21] <Tech-Frog> How can I remap the built in hotkeys on my keyboard, on windows I press a little house icon and web browser opens, but it linux it serves as super/windows key?
[16:21] <Tech-Frog> It seems to work for my mail key, that does both OSes
[16:21] <podecoet> usser: I used apt-get remove nvidia-glx-180
[16:21] <ActionParsnip> !shortcuts > Tech-Frog
[16:21] <Tobydarnley> if anyone can help me with my smb and vnc problem after my upgrade then please pm me
[16:21] <Tech-Frog> Thanks ActionParsnip
[16:22] <ActionParsnip> Tobydarnley: keep it in the channel it may help others
[16:22] <Tech-Frog> Also, is there a partition editor that I can run inside ubuntu? I use partition magic currently but all the rebooting is annoying.
[16:22] <tones> Tech-Frog: gparted
[16:22] <usser> podecoet, open synaptic and pretty much delete all things nvidia, except nv driver, and modaliases packages
[16:23] <Tech-Frog> Does gparted have NTFS suppotr?
[16:23] <mzz> Tech-Frog: some, check their homepage
[16:23] <usser> podecoet, there also should be nvidia-uninstall utility that came with drivers from nvidia.com
[16:23] <tones> Tech-Frog: yes, but it relies on the partition being clean
[16:23] <Tech-Frog> clean?
[16:23] <mzz> Tech-Frog: http://gparted.sourceforge.net/features.php that is
[16:23] <khensthoth> Tech-Frog: But you can't resize, edit mounted partitions inside Ubuntu
[16:23] <usser> podecoet, make sure you have linux-headers package corresponding to the kernel you're running before reinstalling the driver
[16:23] <Tobydarnley> K, Actionparsnip, i will
[16:23] <tones> Tech-Frog: clean meaning not corrupt and properly shut down
[16:23] <roxahris> Hey, where are the Qt 4 settings stored?
[16:24] <Tech-Frog> Is ntfsprogs installed as standard?
[16:24] <Tobydarnley> could it be when i upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 to "kept" some settings, should i have overwritten with new'un's
[16:24] <mzz> roxahris: iirc at least some of them in ~/.config/Trolltech.conf
[16:25] <matt7676> how is it possible to install additional software when using LiveCD? Is some part of LiveCD copied into RAM during booting and root partition is created also on the RAM and then new software is installed on RAM as well?
[16:25] <jeffreyf> Tech-Frog: it is under SYSTEM, ADMINISTRATION, PARTITION EDITOR on the liveCD.  You cant edit mounted partitions (like when you boot from HD to Ubuntu).....run the liveCD and you should be able to resize your parts.
[16:25] <trentg> Is there a music player that will play from a bluetooth folder for gnome?
[16:25] <usser> matt7676, you can install but once you reboot the packages that you installed will be gone
[16:26] <Tobydarnley> The Linux box is hosting my school Moodle server, so i need remote access through vnc and i need it to access the windoze network
[16:26] <Tech-Frog> Live USB if you give it extra space can keep packages right?
[16:26] <potyl> Hi, I would like to know if it's really easy to install a dual boot on a macbook? I would like to dual boot between OS X and Ubuntu
[16:26] <jeffreyf> matt7676:  The LiveCD is memory only...it allows you to "try before you buy".  Once you reboot, the changes are ether.
[16:26] <usser> Tech-Frog, you need persistent usb install
[16:26] <usser> !persistent USB
[16:26] <usser> !persistent
[16:27] <podecoet> usser: how do I determine the running kernel version?
[16:27] <ActionParsnip> !usb
[16:27] <hbekel> podecoet: uname -r
[16:27] <tones> potyl: anything is possible with grub :P
[16:27] <ActionParsnip> tones: i dont think it can cd boot like lilo can
[16:27] <usser> podecoet, uname -a
[16:28] <scream13> how to reg name ?
[16:28] <LjL> !register | scream13, if that's what you mean
[16:28] <jacobo_dos_dos> jum....................
[16:28] <tones> ActionParsnip: can it not? i was mistaken.
[16:28] <scream13> yes
[16:28] <potyl> tones: I found a lot of old wiki pages and blogs saying that it was possible but difficult
[16:28] <potyl> I would like to know if things changed
[16:28] <usser> potyl, look into refit, its a boot manager for macs, really nice.
[16:28] <tones> potyl: i think it should merely be a matter of chainloading the hfs partition
[16:28] <potyl> This page has a warning that's not too convincing  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MactelSupportTeam/AppleIntelInstallation
[16:29] <tones> potyl: i dont know that well, i have never used mac
[16:29] <anurag89> tones: whats chainloading ??
[16:29] <yowshi> i need help recording from a logitech webcam communicate stx
[16:29] <usser> potyl, its not difficult at all, leave some space for ubuntu, install refit from mac osx and reboot from ubuntu live cd install as you would on windows, pay attention to partitioning
[16:29] <potyl> is there a channel for mac users?
[16:30] <tones> anurag89: when grub passes control to another bootloader such as the windows ntldr bootloader
[16:30] <chuggs> using 9.04 .28.11  do I need to roll a kernel to get .27  ? easier way?
[16:30] <potyl> usser: thanks, did you tried it?
[16:30] <usser> potyl, yes
[16:30] <potyl> usser: ok, I'm convinced
[16:30] <potyl> in the worst case is it easy to wipe the whole thing and just run ubuntu?
[16:31] <usser> potyl, smooth as butter, and refit is so much better than mac's built in. boots usb's, can boot windows, linux mac osx
[16:31] <khensthoth> chuggs: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[16:31] <potyl> usser: nice
[16:31] <Tobydarnley> Hi having a problem, i recently upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 and vnc is no longer running even though remote desktop says it is enabled, and 2ndly although the machine has internet access it is unable to browse my windows network. Think it maybe because i "kept" some settings during the upgrade process. How can "reset" the new settings.
[16:31] <chuggs> khensthoth,  thanks
[16:31] <usser> potyl, you probably wont have to wipe it, installation is really straightforward
[16:31] <potyl> usser: ubuntu 9.04 works fine?
[16:32] <usser> potyl, on my imac, the only thing thats not supported is ati mobility radeon x1300, so im using oss drivers but compiz works
[16:32] <potyl> If wife works I will be happy, if the webcam works it will be a nice addition
[16:32] <yowshi> i need help recording from a logitech webcam communicate stx
[16:32] <usser> potyl, webcam works but you have to install firmware for it from your mac partition
[16:32] <Skizoboy> hey again
[16:33] <Melancholy> Hello, yesterday i had problems with automounting usb devices, i got that fixed, but once it was done my audio went missing
[16:33] <khensthoth> Tobydarnley: Configuration files for most applications are stored in your /home, with a .appname folder or file. Try finding and deleting them. That will reset it.
[16:33] <styx> hi there can someone tell me if the hardware will be damaged when i use a kubuntu 64bit version on a non 64 machine?
[16:33] <Melancholy> And it isnt muted
[16:33] <pwb1090> hi room
[16:33] <Amigadude> conky can't get wireless stats with being lauched with sudo? STA Broadcom driver
[16:33] <Skizoboy> lol styx, it just won't work
[16:33] <usser> styx, you wont even be ably to boot
[16:33] <fbc-mx> Note: The "echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6" method of disabling IPv6 no longer works. It goes back to enabled after a reboot.
[16:34] <deany> can i mount an ext4 formatted partition as ext3?  just to get rid of the lockup problem when deleting large files
[16:34] <usser> styx, a 64 bit version on 32 bit hardware
[16:34] <potyl> styx: hardware shouldn't be damaged at all, it will just not work
[16:34] <jeffreyf> styx: It will not boot up.  I have never heard of hardware being damaged by an OS.
[16:34] <Tobydarnley> whats the filename for VNC then vinagre or something?
[16:35] <LadyNikon> jeffreyf: well.. it can be damaged by an os.. the question is .. will it even install.
[16:35] <mzz> deany: no (that's fixed through extents, which the ext3 fs module doesn't understand)
[16:35] <styx> thx @ all that is what i thought
[16:35] <yowshi> i need help recording from a logitech webcam communicate stx
[16:35] <deany> mzz, cant be fixed, its still happening and i`m all updated
[16:35] <potyl> I think that only thing that can be damaged is a very old and cheap CRT monitor if wrong configuration is given to it
[16:35] <mzz> deany: really? how locked up is it, and is this a fresh install or an ext3 partition you converted to ext4?
[16:35] <potyl> Today you will simply not find such hardware!
[16:36] <Skizoboy> bah you could bur ur GPU by overclocking it
[16:36] <shriphani> hi. I'm trying to install ubuntu on a macbook pro 4,1 and upon selecting the live cd in the rEFIt boot menu, all I get is a blinking cursor and nothing else. Can someone help me ?
[16:36] <deany> fresh install, ext4 formatted.
[16:36] <jeffreyf> LadyNikon: I've been in IT for almost 21 years and only on early boxes (286 and early 486) I've seen that, but not on modern systems
[16:36] <mzz> deany: weird, any delay on deleting large files should be considerably smaller there.
[16:36] <Skizoboy> Shriphany?
[16:36] <deany> couple of times yesterday, once day before... 1 day without any....
[16:36] <askand> Hi, I recently ordered a 1TB so now I have one 250GB and one 1TB. I want to use the 1TB as my "Home" and the 250GB as /m can someone who knows how to do it check my thread?  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7244430
[16:36] <potyl> yowshi: you want to grab video, sound or both?
[16:36] <Skizoboy> why dont you virtualize?
[16:36] <pshr> hello, i use Jaunty dev branch. and when i increase/decrease the audio/ brightness levels i get a pop which is blank initially it used to show the levels of brightness can any one please address my issue
[16:36] <mzz> deany: I don't know if there's a tool to see how many extents a large file is actually using...
[16:36] <yowshi> potyl: both would be nice
[16:37] <potyl> Do you have the device /dev/video0 ?
[16:37] <LadyNikon> jeffreyf: congrats.. but it can happen
[16:37] <LadyNikon> jeffreyf: you install the wrong driver.. it over heats hardware.
[16:37] <unlink> Are there any F# packages for Ubuntu?
[16:37] <zealiod> how can i uninstall something i installed using apt-get
[16:37] <zealiod> i want to get rid of it
[16:38] <unlink> zealiod: man apt-get
[16:38] <pshr> hello, i use Jaunty dev branch. and when i increase/decrease the audio/ brightness levels i get a pop which is blank initially it used to show the levels of brightness can any one please address my issue  ?
[16:38] <potyl> zealiod: apt-get remove PACKAGE
[16:38] <zealiod> thanks
[16:38] <Diwas> hello everyone. i have jaunty and there's a problem. i cannot download any torrent. no matter which software i use everyone of them gives error such as "Status: Operation not Supported"(DELUGE) "Error: Request not Supported"(WINE+utorrent) "couldn't write to path <path>" (Ktorrent). I have destination drive ntfs but also tried to download in / but still doesnt help. It all started since...
[16:38] <Diwas> ...Intrepid. I have posted a thread regarding this in ubuntuforums but no reply till today. any help? suggestions?
[16:38] <shriphani> Skizoboy, I would like to boot into it quite a few times henceforth. I don't want to boot into OS X, fire up vmware and then start ubuntu.
[16:38] <mzz> it's quite possible to damage hardware through software, but I'd be amazed if attempting to boot a 64 bit kernel on 32 bit hardware damaged anything instead of simply locking up or refusing to boot
[16:38] <potyl> you can also add the option --prune, it will wipe all data stored by the program (in case of a deamon or a database)
[16:38] <RoC_MasterMind> if anyone has an ~/.aumixrc, can you send it to me?
[16:39] <pshr> atleast can i know how to disable the popups when i increase or decrease the brightness its really annoying from past few weeks
[16:39] <Skizoboy> mmhmmm can't help you, I often virtualize Linux on my macs but never felt the need ton install it
[16:39] <pshr> :(
[16:39] <Yanick_> there is a .ebuild for gentoo to add the Canon iP2200 printer (compile) but I don't know how to use it in Ubuntu. I have an jackalope and64 installation, and I cannot print to my Canon iP2200. Can anyone assist?
[16:39] <Yanick_> or help, whatever
[16:39] <mzz> Yanick_: does that thing even compile on a 64 bit system?
[16:39] <mzz> Yanick_: (were you in here earlier asking about the same driver?)
[16:40] <Yanick_> zz: what?
[16:40] <KingKimi> how do i password protect a file ???
[16:40] <drbobb> ok, jaunty 32bit needs some serious workarounds to work (not too well) on my laptop. That's still better than jaunty 64bit, which fails totally
[16:40] <mzz> Yanick_: link me to the ebuild?
[16:40] <RoC_MasterMind> KingKimi, put it in an encrypted filesystem
[16:40] <RoC_MasterMind> KingKimi, or GPG encrypt it.
[16:40] <Yanick_> zz: http://bugs.gentoo.org/attachment.cgi?id=106584
[16:40] <mzz> Yanick_: (preferably include the "m" too :)
[16:40] <jeffreyf> LadyNikon: I can see that....interesting.
[16:40] <Diwas> guys any help? for the torrent problem?
[16:41] <Yanick_> zz: what? I took this from http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Canon_Pixma_Series
[16:41] <styx> KingKimi: i use truecrypt
[16:42] <LadyNikon> jeffreyf: lets just say.. i have burned up some hardware >.>
[16:42] <mzz> Yanick_: as I thought, compiles a 32 bit package. I don't know where the corresponding 32 bit libraries live in ubuntu.
[16:42] <RoC_MasterMind> Yanick_, check out this page: http://openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=Canon-PIXMA_iP2200 and this one http://www.canon-europe.com/Support/software/linux/
[16:43] <mzz> Yanick_: (you keep doing "zz: ..." where you want to do "mzz: ..." to trigger my hilight...)
[16:43] <KingKimi> if i uninstall a wine software..... from the applicatioons > wine ..... its not getting erased... how to get rid of it ????
[16:43] <yowshi> grrr brb a frozen skype has kiboshed all future webcam activity until a reoot
[16:43] <Yanick_> RoC_MasterMind, those are for x86 system, I'm on amd64
[16:43] <jeffreyf> Diwas: repost the question
[16:43] <khensthoth> KingKimi: If you click on the application, does it still work?
[16:43] <potyl>  yowshi:  cheese can record from your webcam
[16:43] <jubes73> i have a pentium 3 hp vectra computer and trying to install ubuntu via the cd drive; however, for some reason it won't boot up from the iso file on the cd. i booted up with dos and i verified the cd can be read and it does see the iso file... does anyone have experienced the same thing and what the work around is? thanks in advance
[16:43] <mzz> Yanick_: that ebuild compiles a 32 bit driver
[16:43] <Skizoboy>  Jubes
[16:43] <Yanick_> mzz, sorry, your nick appeared on my screen as a square and two z's sorry :)
[16:44] <mzz> Yanick_: your font must be horrible :P
[16:44] <Skizoboy> Iso images shouldn't be burned like any orher file
[16:44] <Yanick_> mzz, well, anyway
[16:44] <KingKimi> khensthoth, no,.... its uninstalled
[16:44] <KingKimi> khensthoth, but the menu entry is not getting off
[16:44] <khensthoth> KingKimi: Then just remove it by editing the menu.
[16:44] <jones> is there a way to set totem to not show the controls when opening a video? if i right click it gives me the option to toggle them off and on but always opens new videos with them on. I would like to set it to open with no controls. i looked in the preferences and there is not an option for it. does any one know if there is a config file for totem that i could look into? thanks for any advice.
[16:45] <khensthoth> KingKimi: Right click on your Ubuntu menu on the panel. Edit from there.
[16:45] <jubes73> Skizoboy... oh please elaborate.. how should the iso file be burnt? sorry i'm a newbie when it comes to burning stuff.
[16:45] <Yanick_> mzz, I've looked everywhere to find how I can compile these drivers, but I'm no Linux guru, so all this is unsettling
[16:45] <eimajenthat> Hello all.  My machine (fresh load of 9.04) shutdown unexpectedly.  I was wondering if and where Ubuntu might have stored any log files about the event.
[16:45] <extraboss> SDFDSF
[16:45] <extraboss> 0e060e0f0e42
[16:45] <Skizoboy> you need to find some sort of "burn an image" menu in your burning software
[16:45] <extraboss> 0e140e2b0e010e14
[16:45] <Diwas_> sorry i got disconnected. so is there any solution?
[16:46] <Yanick_> mzz, most of the answers are for x86, but nothing for amd64 except Turboprint... (ew)
[16:46] <Diwas_> hello everyone. i have jaunty and there's a problem. i cannot download any torrent. no matter which software i use everyone of them gives error such as "Status: Operation not Supported"(DELUGE) "Error: Request not Supported"(WINE+utorrent) "couldn't write to path <path>" (Ktorrent). I have destination drive ntfs but also tried to download in / but still doesnt help. It all started since...
[16:46] <Diwas_> ...Intrepid. I have posted a thread regarding this in ubuntuforums but no reply till today. any help? suggestions?
[16:46] <KingKimi> khensthoth, thnx
[16:46] <mzz> Yanick_: they are not good drivers. It would probably be better if gutenprint supports this printer (I'd expect it to in the future)
[16:46] <pshr> how to disable the pop ups in ubuntu
[16:46] <jubes73> thanks Skizoboy
[16:47] <Skizoboy> You're welcome :)
[16:47] <Yanick_> mzz, I certainly hope so. how hard could it be? as one have said, it's merely a text file
[16:47] <Yanick_> mzz, I would edit it if I had some base... and time :)
[16:47] <mzz> Yanick_: (I have compiled them on a 32 bit system, they're part binary blob (which is why they won't compile as a 64 bit app) and the part that isn't blob is lacking decent error handling, so the results of running a miscompiled driver are confusing)
[16:47] <jeffreyf> diwas: Try making the file destination your desktop
[16:47] <RoC_MasterMind> if anyone has an ~/.aumixrc, can you send it to me?
[16:48] <Diwas_> jeffreyf: yes, i tried that as well. but it doesnt work.
[16:48] <mzz> Yanick_: ("confusing" in a "hey, why is my system running so slowly? Oh, there's a stale driver process attempting and failing to spawn some other process as quickly as it can" way)
[16:48] <Yanick_> mzz, hehe
[16:48] <askand> Hi, I want to use a 1TB as my "Home" and the 250GB as /, can someone who knows how to do it check my thread?
[16:48] <askand> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7244430
[16:48] <Yanick_> mzz, well, thanks for your help. I'll keep on using my wife's computer (windows) to print stuff :(
[16:49] <mzz> Yanick_: because you know, if /usr/local/bin/whatever doesn't exist, obviously attempting to spawn it a few million times will make it exist!
[16:49] <Skizoboy> Askland?
[16:49] <yowshi> wow that was one hell of a crash it actually tripped upo the reboot command
[16:49] <Skizoboy> it's rather simple, what's the problem?
[16:49] <mzz> Diwas_: how large a file are you trying to create?
[16:50] <jeffreyf> Yanick: why kind of printer?
[16:50] <potyl> yowshi: try to use cheese or take a look in here http://web.sarathlakshman.info/tech-blog/
[16:50] <wtl> how do i know my ethernet controller? :)
[16:50] <Diwas_> mzz: its around 700mb. but it doesnt matter. last night i tried to download Arch but it showed the same problem too. and in XP it works without any problem
[16:50] <potyl> yowshi: replace gst-launch  by gst-launch-0.10
[16:50] <mzz> Diwas_: does anything non-torrent fail similarly?
[16:51] <Yanick_> mzz, despite it all, I'm glad that Ubuntu runs stable enough on this Studio XPS 16. My other system was an Inspiron 5150, and was horribly unstable, so I was forced to use XP. I won't complain too much about a stupid Canon driver :)
[16:51] <extraboss> 0e010e2b0e140e01
[16:51] <extraboss> 0e010e2b0e14
[16:51] <extraboss> dfs
[16:51] <Diwas_> mzz: no. nothing till now.
[16:51] <kk_jonti> hello, I am trying to create a local mirror with the command apt-mirror as sudo.  the number of threads are restricted to 2 in my /etc/apt/mirror.list.  but when I give the command sudo apt-mirror the system stops at thread 1 and does not come down to 0 for starting the actual download.  what could be the problem?
[16:51] <yowshi> potyl: thanks i will take a look
[16:51] <mzz> Diwas_: strange. You could try to strace one torrent app to see what it's actually failing on...
[16:51] <extraboss> someone teach me how tp play
[16:51] <jones> anyone know how to fix the trash icon in AWN?
[16:51] <mzz> extraboss: what are you talking about?
[16:51] <bazhang> !th | extraboss
[16:51] <mzz> ah
[16:51] <mzz> bazhang: thanks :)
[16:52] <Diwas_> mzz: like? how do i do that? i have deluge and transmission currently and both sow the same error "operation not supported"
[16:52] <extraboss> 0e2b0e010e140e2b0e010e14
[16:52] <extraboss> I'm Thai
[16:52] <bazhang> extraboss, use english here
[16:52] <yowshi> potyl: which post am i supposed to be looking at?
[16:52] <extraboss> but I cannot write tahi
[16:52] <bazhang> extraboss, for Thai support, /join #ubuntu-th
[16:52] <Skizoboy> lolol good to know
[16:52] <extraboss> don't know why
[16:52] <mzz> Diwas_: "strace inserttorrentapphere 2>/var/tmp/stracelog", then exit the app as soon as you've triggered the error. The logfile will probably be insanely huge though.
[16:53] <mzz> Diwas_: (using a text-based app would be preferable, its logfile would be smaller)
[16:53] <nks_> Hey, What the heck is going on ! Ubuntu 9.04 is constantly crashing on my system76 Serval Performance
[16:53] <potyl> yowshi: try first cheese
[16:53] <extraboss> 0e2b0e140e03
[16:53] <bazhang> extraboss, dont test here
[16:53] <Diwas_> mzz: hmm..can u suggest me which one to look for?
[16:53] <yowshi> potyl: with what? cheese works but crashes when i go to record
[16:53] <potyl> yowshi: if it doesn't work then go and look at the posts where gst-launch is used
[16:53] <RWolf> how to get Firebird SQL 2.1 work under JJ ?
[16:54] <mzz> Diwas_: rtorrent could work, but if you're not familiar with it yet feel free to log one of the gui-based ones first.
[16:54] <potyl> yowshi: try from the command line: gst-launch-0.10 v4l2src device=/dev/video0 ! ffmpegcolorspace ! autovideosink
[16:54] <mzz> Diwas_: then just upload the logfile somewhere and I'll have a look
[16:54] <kapipi> I turned off the new notification, by right clicking the panel somehow, so how do I reenable it?
[16:54] <yowshi> potyl: that command works
[16:54] <Diwas_> mzz: i am right on my way. thank you. i will come back as soon as i can.
[16:54] <extraboss> how to play
[16:55] <bazhang> extraboss, play what
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[16:55] <extraboss> 0e400e250e480e190e220e310e070e440e070e070e30
[16:55] <extraboss> 0e440e2d0e490e190e350e490e070e30
[16:55] <extraboss> - -
[16:55] <extraboss> 0e010e14
[16:55] <bazhang> extraboss, use english
[16:55] <Skizoboy> Stop flood extraboss
[16:55] <extraboss> 0e430e43
[16:55] <bazhang> extraboss, stop that
[16:56] <chuggs> installed linux-headers and is in /usr/src   how to make it boot?
[16:56] <khensthoth> chuggs: Did you install the linux-source instead of linux-image?
[16:56] <kapipi> I turned off the new notification, by right clicking the panel somehow, so how do I reenable it?
[16:57] <yowshi> potyl: the command works but it doesnt do anything for me
[16:57] <chuck_> kapipi, rm -r ~/.gconf/apps/panel  retart gdm will reset panels to ubuntu default
[16:57] <kapipi> chuck_: there gotta be another way?
[16:58] <matt_> I installed ubuntu 9.04, loving it, rebooted, now the sound isn't detected as it was before. "Null" is selected, cannot select my actual card.
[16:58] <chuggs> khensthoth, linux-headers 2.6.27 _all.deb ?
[16:58] <chuck_> ok
[16:58] <scix> hey all -- I have a strange bug I can't figure out. I'm trying to add a repo from launchpad for eclipse 3.4, I added the repo to software sources, and added the correct auth key. But the repo refuses to show up in syntaptic. I have refreshed.. Any idea what could be wrong?
[16:58] <dtchen> matt_: if you have an https://launchpad.net account, please run "ubuntu-bug pulseaudio"
[16:59] <matt_> dtchen: I do not :(
[16:59] <dtchen> matt_: then, tell me the bug report # that you filed
[16:59] <sinan> ubuntu is great operating system... if only i could use Adobe products, Microsoft Office and Corel products i would forever switch to it.
[16:59] <scix> ?? wine ?
[16:59] <ghouly> hi all, a question about upgrade from jaunty to hardy : i downloaded the jaunty alternate cd iso to speed the upgrade up since i have low bandwidth,  i have to add it to /etc/apt/sources.list  somehow, right ? what's the syntax for adding a cd like that ? i've got it mounted on /media/cdrom0
[16:59] <sinan> does adobe CS2 work with WINE?
[16:59] <dtchen> matt_: ok, if you don't want to create an https://launchpad.net account, join me in #ubuntu-audio-help
[17:00] <scix> sinan : http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iVersionId=2631
[17:00] <bazhang> sinan, should do, check the appdb
[17:00] <sinan> ok
[17:00] <potyl> yowshi: this is the first step
[17:01] <extraboss> 0e430e040e230e1e0e390e420e440e170e220e440e140e490e1a0e490e320e07
[17:01] <potyl> yowshi: if you can see your video then it means that you can record it
[17:01] <jway> how can I specify my wep key in hex instead of ascii when connecting to my wireless?
[17:01] <ghouly> nvm, found it in adept menus
[17:01] <mzz> extraboss: english here please...
[17:01] <potyl> yowshi: trye the following command  gst-launch-0.10 v4l2src ! tee name=tee tee. ! ffmpegcolorspace ! theoraenc ! queue ! oggmux name=mux mux. ! queue ! filesink location=test.ogg alsasrc ! audiorate ! audioconvert ! vorbisenc ! queue ! mux. tee. ! ffmpegcolorspace ! queue ! ximagesink
[17:01] <RoC_MasterMind> sinan, ubuntu cannot be just a better way to run windows apps...it is a different system, although those vendors are free to port their applications if they care.
[17:02] <potyl>  yowshi: when you get bored do CTRL-C and look at the file tee.ogg
[17:02] <yowshi> potyl: grrrrrr i was trying out the pitivi thing and it froze
[17:02] <potyl> yowshi: sorry the file name is test.ogg
[17:03] <scix> @RoC  .. they would have to have a good reason to port over. Particularly enough usebase on *nix to warrent spending the money to port
[17:03] <thiebaude> RoC_MasterMind: im glad i dont need windows
[17:03] <bakarat> anyone know why vlc would be running in the background and consuming 2 gigs of ram? :|
[17:03] <extraboss> fuqq
[17:03] <extraboss> 0e140e350e46
[17:03] <potyl> bakarat: it might be streaming video?
[17:03] <yowshi> potyl: be back in a few gotta reboot and fsck wants to check one of my drives this rebo0ot
[17:04] <Skizoboy> In my opinion the very best solution is: Linux as a sever, OSX as a client, consoles for games
[17:04] <bakarat> potyl, hmm, i rarely use vlc and i almost never stream anything
[17:04] <scix> @all -- Anyone know why a launchpad repo wouldn't show on synaptic when i've added the correct repo/auth key ?
[17:04] <Skizoboy> No windows in that picture xD
[17:04] <psychic> anyone know where the pidgin log is kept in the system?
[17:04] <bazhang> scix, gpg error?
[17:05] <potyl> bakarat: then it's odd. try "ps axf" it might show you which process started it
[17:05] <matt_> dtchen: Ok, audio works, thanks.
[17:05] <scix> baz: It doesn't display any errors, It just doesn't show.. Anyway I could check that ?
[17:05] <bazhang> !gpgerr
[17:05] <bazhang> scix, see above
[17:05] <potyl> psychic: ~/.purple/logs/
[17:05] <scix> thank you
[17:05] <bakarat> potyl, ah good to know, bit too late now though, i already killed it :D
[17:06] <scix> @baz
[17:06] <psychic> ok thank you
[17:06] <potyl> bakarat: who has  access to your system?
[17:06] <bakarat> potyl, no one, just me
[17:07] <doglino> what is the default font to applications in Ubuntu??
[17:07] <thiebaude> doglino: sans
[17:07] <potyl> bakarat: I'm asking because this was posted a few days ago  http://www.blogcatalog.com/blog/linux-loop-news-blog/cd4a075d63b796a9bad86050bca03ac0
[17:08] <potyl> bakarat: can someone with access to your computer be playing you a trick?
[17:08] <matt_> exit
[17:08] <bakarat> potyl, ah, well that should be rather hard on my computer (i hope) :D
[17:08] <doglino> thiebaude thanks
[17:08] <dl1981> hi everyone
[17:08] <thiebaude> doglino: your welcomed
[17:09] <dl1981> can anyone help me out? i whant to install bitchx on ubuntu please
[17:09] <thiebaude> !bitchx
[17:09] <Skizoboy> lol
[17:09] <thiebaude> dl1981: it was dropped from ubuntu
[17:09] <bazhang> dl1981, you need to compile it yourself, consider irssi instead
[17:10] <babi> ubuntu-br
[17:10] <dl1981> whats teh irc client
[17:10] <dl1981> for ubuntu ? that allows remote scripts
[17:10] <bazhang> !info irssi | dl1981
[17:10] <bakarat> potyl, well if it happens again, i'll try to see how it got started before killing it, it has never happened before and is rather odd... i have been playing with vlc over dbus recently, but that was at least one reboot ago, so don't see it impacting anything atm
[17:11] <bakarat> anyway, thanks :)
[17:12] <potyl> bakarat: ps axf might not work if the parent process dies or if the vlc gets separated from it's parent. In that case you will see the process as a stand alone entry without parents
[17:12] <Skizoboy> Does somebody know if I could open a distant shell on ly xubuntu box?
[17:12] <Skizoboy> I currently use VLC
[17:12] <dmizer> in ibex, is there any way at all to get the old network management tool (system > administration > networking) back?
[17:12] <bakarat> potyl, ah k, is there anything else to trace it?
[17:12] <debacle> i am trying to set up ubuntu 9.04 server for use as a webserver at my home, but am encountering problems
[17:12] <sinan> im tired of looking, does whole adobe creative suite  1 works?
[17:12] <Skizoboy> VNC*
[17:12] <debacle> the firs to fwhich is that i do not get the graphical interface described in the documentation
[17:12] <sinan> over wine
[17:13] <vsingh165> hello all
[17:13] <bazhang> sinan, up to cs2 iirc
[17:13] <vsingh165> anyone here have a laptop with broadcom 43xx wireless?
[17:13] <RWolf> how do I watch all opened sockets with processes that own them?
[17:13] <Captain_Haddock> Is anybody familiar with unetbootin?
[17:13] <sinan> CS2 fully working?
[17:13] <potyl> bakarat: under these circumstances not that I know of :(
[17:13] <vsingh165> my hp laptop can't connect sometimes, even though i have everything configured the way it's supposed to
[17:13] <bazhang> sinan, but the appdb would tell what standard, ie gold, platinum etc
[17:13] <vsingh165> its weird
[17:13] <bakarat> potyl, k :)
[17:13] <mzz> RWolf: ss or netstat, possibly
[17:14] <bazhang> sinan, keep in channel please
[17:14] <mzz> RWolf: there are also some top-like apps, but I haven't used any of them recentnly.
[17:14] <sinan> ok sorry
[17:14] <gonzo__> holas
[17:14] <thiebaude> !es
[17:14] <Skizoboy> xD
[17:14] <dmizer> debacle, first ... you should probably use hardy for your www server as it's more stable and there's better documentation for it. second ... for what reason do you need a GUI on a www server?
[17:15] <dl1981> i installed irssi thru synaptic, but has he gone to ?
[17:15] <dl1981> i can find :S
[17:15] <RWolf> mzz: thx, it works for me
[17:15] <vertagano> dl1981: irssi is a command line program. Just open the Terminal and type irssi.
[17:15] <potyl> dl1981: I think that irssi is a command line application
[17:15] <dmizer> in ibex, is there any way at all to get the old network management tool (system > administration > networking) back?
[17:15] <bazhang> dl1981, its terminal based, are you going to run it with screen?
[17:15] <dl1981> yes
[17:15] <debacle> more familiar and comfortable with a gui
[17:16] <mzz> diwas: does dcc send work? Alternatively try uploading to filebin.ca
[17:16] <thiebaude> !irssi
[17:16] <dl1981> thats my intention
[17:16] <wtl> on Jaunty, i can't see anymore the option to search a window as I type it's name on the scale plugin. is this feature disabled?
[17:16] <debacle> this will also be a media storage server
[17:16] <debacle> need to run php/mysql/mail
[17:16] <zack__> afternoon
[17:16] <bazhang> !info screen
[17:16] <Captain_Haddock> anybody have any experience installing ubuntu via live USB and the alternate ISO?
[17:16] <bazhang> dl1981, then you need to install screen first
[17:16] <diwas> mzz: what is dcc send? i am using Chatzilla
[17:16] <Myztikal_> hi, is there a program to open up .dll files from windows?
[17:17] <dmizer> debacle, all of those tools can be easily managed via a point and click web interface. this is much safer and easier than having a GUI
[17:17] <Captain_Haddock> it does during the "detecting CDROM" step
[17:17] <Captain_Haddock> dies*
[17:17] <mzz> diwas: I don't know how to do that in chatzilla. Just use filebin.ca if in doubt.
[17:17] <diwas> mzz: ok.
[17:17] <yowshi> potyl: running the command now
[17:17] <dmizer> debacle, is your www server going to be visible on the web, or is it just going to be a local testing server?
[17:18] <vertagano> Myztikal_: What is your purpose in trying to open the Windows DLL?
[17:18] <vsingh165> cya
[17:18] <debacle> the www server will be visible to the web
[17:18] <diwas> mzz: its a website right? "file.ca" i am actually new to IRC so i am confused! sorry.
[17:19] <mzz> diwas: http://filebin.ca/
[17:19] <M1K3> hey guys
[17:19] <NativeAngels> does anyone here use xen
[17:19] <debacle> i also have it networked to my home network where I store personal photo images and media files
[17:19] <diwas> mzz: thanks
[17:19] <jazzlamb> Hi all, I'm getting an error that is not booting the computer: GRUB Loading stage1.5.   GRUB Loading, please wait...Error 17     - any ideas how to fix?
[17:19] <Myztikal_> one of my .dll files aren't updating from a program
[17:19] <Myztikal_> and i need to find out why :/
[17:19] <ericP> nautilus offers some network sharing menus (backed by samba?) which have allowed me to share read-only (after login with my unix id) to a windows box, but not read-write.
[17:19] <ericP> what's likely to be keeping me from sharing rw?
[17:19] <dmizer> debacle, i HIGHLY suggest that you run nothing other than a www server if it's going to be visible on the net. this is because the fewer resources you have running on your computer, the less chance your server can be hacked.
[17:20] <staar21> hello
[17:20] <vertagano> Myztikal_: A DLL is compiled code. Similar to an EXE. Unless you're the author of the program or an experienced hacker, there's little chance you can learn anything from looking inside a DLL file.
[17:20] <mzz> jazzlamb: apparently "error 17" is "Cannot mount selected partition: This error is returned if the partition requested exists, but the filesystem type cannot be recognized by GRUB", and since you're getting just the error code, not a message, it's saying that about your /boot partition (trying to load stage2)
[17:20] <mzz> jazzlamb: reinstalling grub is probably the best fix
[17:20] <diwas> mzz: its in ubuntuforums now. the link is (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7246020#post7246020)
[17:20] <debacle> in other words, find a diffeent place to store personal crap
[17:20] <dmizer> debacle, you can use something like vmware to separate your server resources.
[17:21] <staar21> anyone who has knowledge how to use printers look here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7246006#post7246006
[17:21] <yowshi> potyl: the command you gave me recorded at an INSANE speed with no sound and crashed when i hit ctrl + c
[17:21] <dmizer> debacle, that is one option. but if your server has enough ram, you can simply use a virtual machine solution.
[17:21] <ericP> nautilus has an "allow ohter people to write in this folder" option. is that just chmod o+r? (i couldn't tell if it was related to the [network] sharing)
[17:22] <jazzlamb> how to do this - cd, code - I try several keys and all fail to move away from the error message; Ubuntu Desktop 9.04 is in
[17:22] <potyl>  yowshi: my doesn't record sound :)
[17:22] <mzz> diwas: hmm, that's oddly short
[17:22] <yowshi> potyl: my?
[17:22] <dmizer> in ibex, is there any way at all to get the old network management tool (system > administration > networking) back?
[17:22] <potyl> yowshi: my command, when I run it on my computer.
[17:22] <mzz> diwas: was deluge already running?
[17:23] <diwas> mzz: yes it was
[17:23] <staar21> anyone here has printer hp laserjet 1018 ?
[17:23] <mzz> diwas: this looks like it never actually ran a new instance of deluge, it just told the existing instance to take focus again. That doesn't help.
[17:23] <potyl> yowshi: this is has far as I can help you. Try to go to a gstreamer (gst) channel  and ask for help there.
[17:23] <yowshi> potyl: hmmm well we're one step further but it records at an insane frame rate or at least plays at such in vlc
[17:23] <vertagano> staar21: What problem are you having with your printer?
[17:23] <Myztikal_> thanks vertagno
[17:23] <diwas> mzz: what should i do now?
[17:23] <dmizer> debacle, it's especially important to keep www and email separate because email is a high profile target.
[17:23] <staar21> look here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7246006#post7246006 i have explained problem there
[17:24] <staar21> vertagano:
[17:24] <M1K3> hey guys im trying to install ubuntu 9.04 on my fake raid 0 drive and im following this tutorial https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto
[17:24] <potyl> yowshi: use totem to see how it plays
[17:24] <personsetup> Hey guys, mind if I ask a few questions about multiple monitor setups?
[17:24] <debacle> as I dont have any other resources to run a mail server other than this, i dont know of many other options
[17:24] <yowshi> potyl: know any gstreamer channels?
[17:24] <M1K3> but im stuck at step 9 section k
[17:24] <mzz> diwas: I'm hoping to get an strace log for a program that actually gives you a strange error message. One way to do that is start the app, look up its pid, then do "strace -p thatpid 2>/var/tmp/stracelog", then trigger the error message, then ctrl+c strace
[17:24] <potyl>  yowshi: you need to go to the gnome irc servers
[17:25] <chuck_> jazzlamb, when you say cd, code do you mean your trying to change to another directory
[17:25] <dmizer> debacle, if you have enough ram you can run your www server and email server in separate virtual machines.
[17:25] <Skizoboy> Does anyone know something about putty?
[17:25] <mzz> diwas: or exit the app completely, then do "strace thatapp 2>/tmp/stracelog" again (so the instance you run under strace actually gives you the error message too), but the -p option will give a shorter log, which is good.
[17:25] <diwas> mzz: ok..i am on it. i will be right back
[17:25] <ziroday> Skizoboy: ##windows probably does
[17:25] <jazzlamb> I deleted to partition (:/D) - changed to 1st boot item to disk, having some success right now
[17:25] <potyl> yowshi: #gstreamer on irc.freenode.com.
[17:25] <zvacet> !putty
[17:26] <dmizer> !ask
[17:26] <Skizoboy> lol yes I know what it is
[17:26] <mzz> jazzlamb: you'll have to boot off a livecd to fix this, most likely.
[17:26] <deany> someone tell me if this is the correct way to format home from ext4 to ext3.  boot to recovery mode, drop to prompt.  sudo mkdir /home.bak && sudo cp -av /home/username /home.bak && sudo umount /home && sudo mkfs.ext3 /dev/sda2 && sudo pico /etc/fstab (change ext4 to ext3) and then sudo mount -a, then copy files back
[17:26] <debacle> the server i have is a poweredge 2600 dual xeon 2.4 with 3 gig ram
[17:26] <jazzlamb> I'm currently trying to do that - any suggestions - checking the integrity right now
[17:26] <yowshi> potyl: thanks
[17:26] <Skizoboy> I want to know if it works well on ubuntu
[17:27] <jazzlamb> thanks mzz
[17:27] <jway> how can I specify my wep key in hex instead of ascii when connecting to my wireless?
[17:27] <mzz> deany: I'm pretty sure you have some steps in the wrong order there (you're creating a new partition near the end, but you're never actually mounting it or copying data from the old /home onto it?)
[17:27] <Skizoboy> Is there a better solution?
[17:27] <dmizer> debacle, that's MORE than enough to use a virtual machine solution. with virtual machines, you would essentially be turning one computer into several.
[17:27] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto Skizoboy
[17:27] <deany> its an existing partition.
[17:27] <vertagano> staar21: Your printer sounds problematic. Have you installed these drivers? http://www.openprinting.org/show_printer.cgi?recnum=HP-LaserJet_1018
[17:28] <yowshi> potyl: in casdr you were wondering every other player i have including totem also plays it super fast. and they also register a blank aiudio layer
[17:28] <Skizoboy> Thanks Bazhang! :)
[17:28] <deany> copying files from home to home.bak on root partition.  unmounting home then formatting with ext3 then changin fstab to reflect ext3 , then mounting then copying files back
[17:28] <vertagano> yowshi: You have too fast sound?
[17:28] <deany> i think its correct, im just making sure
[17:28] <dmizer> debacle, for more information ... take a look here: http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=308
[17:28] <ienorand> jazzlamb: If it is meant boot up from ubuntu partition and it is unchanged. I'd suggest an fsck from livecd
[17:28] <yowshi> vertagano: no to fast video and a blank audio layer apparently
[17:29] <M1K3> how do i install ubuntu on a fake raid 0 drive?
[17:29] <garym> is there any way to install 8.04 using the existing disk partitions?  I need to retain sda7, but the install wants to start over from the full-disk, wiping out the parition table :(
[17:29] <dmizer> debacle: using hardy instead of jaunty would mean that you can wait several years before an upgrade instead of only 6 months.
[17:29] <vertagano> yowshi: All video?
[17:29] <jazzlamb> ienorand - I deleted the ubuntu partition - I'm a newby - what is fsk?
[17:29] <aleron6> can anybody tell me what java package to download to access java chatrooms
[17:30] <mzz> jazzlamb: if I'm interpreting this correctly either the partition number or the filesystem of your /boot partition changed and grub isn't starting up completely. What's the last thing you did before this started happening?
[17:30] <aleron6> cause i dont really know which onw is which
[17:30] <dmizer> debacle: if you have a live www server, upgrades should be avoided because they often cause lengthy outages.
[17:30] <debacle> so i am better off with hardy then
[17:30] <debacle> basically the www server is used for a personal family site
[17:30] <mzz> jazzlamb: err, are you trying to get rid of grub entirely?
[17:30] <ziroday> !java | aleron6
[17:30] <garym> debacle infinitely :(
[17:30] <debacle> nd smll little hosting things i do
[17:30] <yowshi> vertagano: no just the video i am trying to record on my logitech quickcam communicate stx
[17:30] <ziroday> aleron6: so sun-java6-jre is probably your best bet
[17:30] <zvacet> M1K3:https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto
[17:31] <diwas> mzz: i did watever u said. man it huge now...really huge. haha. i will be uploadin in filebin.ca
[17:31] <garym> I am desperately trying to regress to hardy, the last known stable and working ubuntu for the inspiron 1521
[17:31] <RWolf> garym: I've installed it aside the existing windows partition with no problem
[17:31] <vertagano> yowshi: I've never been able to get my quickcam to work right.
[17:31] <dmizer> debacle: it has been my experience that the LTS releases are the best way to go for any live server situation.
[17:31] <mzz> jazzlamb: what are you actually trying to do? Are you trying to get rid of ubuntu (install some other os)?
[17:31] <garym> rwolf, but it wont give me that option, it only wants to create a single disk whole partition
[17:31] <yowshi> vertagano: define not right? as in you cant record at all or can record just not use it wiuth skype and stuff?
[17:31] <debacle> ok
[17:32] <debacle> i am downloading hardy right now, and will install that rather than 9.04
[17:32] <garym> I thought normally it would detect the existing paritions and offer those wanting mount points, but I don't get that
[17:32] <debacle> was in the middle of 9.04 but will stop it
[17:32] <garym> I am using the alt cd, maybe that's why?
[17:32] <RWolf> garym: there's something like "manual advanced  partitioning" checkbox in installer
[17:32] <khensthoth> garym: Isn't there an option to let you manually specify which partitions to install to?
[17:32] <vertagano> yowshi: It behaves differently in every app: either the video is tiny and the colors are inverted, or it's stuttering and stops working after a short time.
[17:32] <garym> yes, that's where I went
[17:32] <jazzlamb> mzz - I was trying to delete the original install partition as I had to room in the partition . was planning on re-installing with a larger partition
[17:32] <thiebaude> i got ext4 on 9.04, its great
[17:33] <mzz> garym: I'm pretty sure that should work (I installed into an existing lvm volume using the alt install cd myself)
[17:33] <debacle> thank you for your hlp dmizer
[17:33] <mib_dsqoho5h> can anybody help me disable dmraid in the initrd?
[17:33] <dmizer> debacle: i think you'll be much more satisfied with hardy anyway. it has better server support and less breakage. you'll also want to look into webmin for administrating your server via a web interface.
[17:33] <debacle> and once i begin anew, I will probably be back
[17:33] <mzz> jazzlamb: if you're going to reinstall just do that now (boot off the livecd, reinstall grub during the install process)
[17:33] <dmizer> debacle ... enjoy!
[17:33] <debacle> webmin?
[17:33] <debacle> does that come packaged with hardy?
[17:33] <dmizer> !webmin
[17:33] <garym> it shows scsi1 sda 120GB ata fujitsu mhw2120b, when I click that, it asks to create a new empty partition table, but there is already a partition table
[17:34] <dmizer> !ebox
[17:34] <dmizer> debacle ^
[17:34] <garym> if I say "yes" it will offer only pri/log 120GB labelled FREE SPACE
[17:34] <garym> that's where I chickened out
[17:35] <DJJeff> anyone have any luck with "Detect and mount cdrom" on imac G3 well installing ubuntu-8.10-server-powerpc ?
[17:35] <Greed> I'm a but confused on the easiest method of restoring grub after installing windows... I've seen about 5 different ways... any help would be greatly appreciated
[17:35] <thiebaude> garym: mine too said free space, but i installed with ext4 anyway
[17:35] <garym> if I do select it, it only says "create a new partition
[17:35] <juan_> hi everyone
[17:35] <debacle> ty dmizer
[17:35] <debacle> will look into it after i burn this iso
[17:35] <garym> or auto-partition, or show cyl/head info
[17:35] <mzz> garym: what kind of partition table is this?
[17:35] <dmizer> no problem debacle. enjoy.
[17:36] <thiebaude> hmm
[17:36] <mzz> garym: this sounds like something's going wrong and the kernel's not reading the partition table successfully
[17:36] <garym> I dunno, I was running ubuntu 8.04 before
[17:36] <mzz> garym: iirc you can alt+f2 or something over to a shell, can you check dmesg to see if the partition table is actually recognized?
[17:36] <garym> stupidly upgraded to 8.10 and thought I'd solve problems there with 9.04
[17:36] <mib_dsqoho5h> I'm trying to install jaunty server and don't want to use dmraid -- are there any guidelines for how to disable it?
[17:37] <dmizer> in ibex, is there any way at all to get the old network management tool (system > administration > networking) back?
[17:37] <Greed> I'm a but confused on the easiest method of restoring grub after installing windows... I've seen about 5 different ways... any help would be greatly appreciated
[17:37] <Slart> mib_dsqoho5h: don't use it? or you really want the binaries to go away?
[17:37] <garym> if I use fdisk the partition table is there and looks fine
[17:37] <garym> nothing suspicious in dmesg
[17:37] <mneptok> Greed: the Ubuntu Wiki has the preferred solution
[17:37] <Slart> !grub | Greed
[17:37] <Ubuntubruger8> good evening
[17:37] <mzz> garym: dmesg|grep sda, is there a line like "sda: sda1 sda2" in there?
[17:37] <bitmonk> howdy folks, since upgrading (and fresh installing) jaunty on my acer netbook, usb devices do not reactivate on wake from sleep without being unplugged / replugged.  any thoughts what might be up?
[17:37] <mib_dsqoho5h> the problem is that I can tell the jaunty installer to not use the software raid, but the initrd file appears to load it before attempting to use md
[17:37] <gharz> guys, i'm having a serious warning: dpkg: serious warning: files list file for package `xserver-xorg-video-vmware' missing, assuming package has no files currently installed.   how do i fix this?
[17:38] <garym> it in fact shows the partitions: sda: sda1 sda2 < sda5 sda6 sda7 >
[17:38] <mib_dsqoho5h> so the install completes successfully
[17:38] <dmizer> !ask | Ubuntubruger8
[17:38] <mib_dsqoho5h> but I get a no block devices found error on first startup
[17:38] <mzz> garym: ok, so the kernel sees things and the partitioner is doing something odd then?
[17:38] <mzz> garym: what kind of filesystem is on the partition you want to install into?
[17:38] <Rob235> how do you rename a hidden folder in the console? :P
[17:38] <garym> yes.  the partitional doesn't see them.  filesystesm are all 83 linux
[17:38] <garym> but I haven't got that far.
[17:38] <ST47> There seems to be an issue with my ubuntu install
[17:38] <Slart> Rob235: just like you rename any other file.. mv oldfilename newfilename
[17:39] <mzz> garym: no, I don't mean the type in the partition table, I mean the type actually on the partition. ext4 perhaps?
[17:39] <Rob235> do you need the .folder ?
[17:39] <ST47> With excessive disk usage, I think, the system completely locks up
[17:39] <samier> hi
[17:39] <Rob235> the .
[17:39] <mib_dsqoho5h> slart: does that help explain?
[17:39] <mzz> garym: I don't think I have enough experience with the installer to debug this tbh.
[17:39] <ST47> (Even sysrq+REISUB doesn't work)
[17:39] <garym> oh, whatever 8.04 installed the first time.  likely ext4
[17:39] <bitmonk> rob: yes, the dot is not magical, it's a convention that filenames beginning with '.' are hidden from normal view..
[17:39] <ST47> Why would this happen? It seems to be primarily when deleting a large number of files
[17:39] <bitmonk> so 'mv .foo .foo2'
[17:39] <Rob235> ok thats what i thought, just wanted to check, thanks
[17:39] <mzz> garym: no, 8.04 can't handle ext4. If you're downgrading from 9.04 I wonder if the 8.04 installer is balking on any ext4 partitions it can't handle that 9.04 could.
[17:40] <garym> sda1 was windows, but it's been broken for so long I thought I'd scrap it and lvm sda1 to sda5
[17:40] <halfgenius> hi, does unetbootin supports 9.04 alternate iso?
[17:40] <mzz> garym: oh, if there's any lvm involved you might need the alt install cd.
[17:40] <garym> no, 9.04 did not create any partitions
[17:40] <garym> or format any
[17:40] <filleokus> Hi! I have problem with the XBMC PPA
[17:40] <Slart> mib_dsqoho5h: I'm still not sure I understand.. it somehow discovers a raid and initializes it? why does it even bother about the raid stuff if you don't tell it to?
[17:41] <scream13> how do i up grade to the new version of ubuntu?
[17:41] <damian_> how to make a good proxy on ubuntu?
[17:41] <Slart> !upgrade | scream13
[17:41] <damian_> how to make a good proxy on ubuntu?
[17:41] <halfgenius> damian_: try squid
[17:41] <garym> I only did the upgrade from the CD script
[17:41] <aaron_> How can I  give the right permissions for avast gui ?
[17:41] <mib_dsqoho5h> slart: I know the initramfs is set to load most modules. I think it's loading the dmraid modules and then I can't see my partitions any more
[17:42] <ST47> With excessive disk usage, I think, the system completely locks up, usually when deleting a number of files. I see the disk usage light go dark, though my power, battery, and wifi lights stay on, and the computer is completely unresponsive, even to SysRq.
[17:42] <garym> ie insert cd while running 8.10 (upgraded from 8.04 which was the original os)
[17:42] <aaron_> when I use avast gui not in terminal I can't scan my computer.
[17:42] <scream13> i downloaded the new yet it is not auto...
[17:42] <yao_ziyuan> i run ubuntu's update-notifier at kubuntu's startup
[17:42] <mib_dsqoho5h> slart: it thinks there's a raid there and initializes incorrectly. even though the bios has everything set to be SATA only, not RAID
[17:42] <yao_ziyuan> it does check and prompt for updates
[17:42] <garym> 9.04 is so slow, I cannot even run mplayer in svga mode and watch films
[17:42] <garym> biab
[17:42] <Slart> mib_dsqoho5h: hmm.. ok.. I think I understand... very strange
[17:42] <yao_ziyuan> but if i manually sudo apt-get update and find new updates, it doesn't automatically show a tray icon
[17:42] <scream13> thanks
[17:43] <filleokus> Where is the fingerprint of the this package located?
[17:43] <filleokus> https://launchpad.net/~team-xbmc/+archive/jaunty-ppa
[17:43] <Slart> mib_dsqoho5h: not sure if you can blacklist a module before the install starts.. you might be able to do it on the installed system though
[17:43] <ubuntistas> any software for camera viewing in jaunty?
[17:44] <bazhang> This repository is signed with  1024R/9317790E OpenPGP key filleokus
[17:44] <ST47> With excessive disk usage, I think, the system completely locks up, usually when deleting a number of files. I see the disk usage light go dark, though my power, battery, and wifi lights stay on, and the computer is completely unresponsive, even to SysRq. How can I stop this?
[17:44] <mzz> ubuntistas: webcam or photos?
[17:44] <Slart> !info cheese | ubuntistas
[17:44] <aaron_> is their a way to give rights to avast gui  I can use avast in terminal only but want to use the gui but I can't cause I get permission errors. Is their a way I can change the permission values without searching for avasts files and manually having to change the permission with cmod.
[17:44] <bcmorr2> anyone avail for help with the pastbinit syntax?
[17:44] <ubuntistas> mzz i have a creative brand webcam slart
[17:44] <mzz> ubuntistas: what Slart said then.
[17:44] <filleokus> bazhang: yeah, i have added the long pgp-key
[17:45] <filleokus> but it wont work
[17:45] <mib_dsqoho5h> hmm -- so what I was thinking was to add a dmraid blacklist to the /etc/initramfs-tools/modules file, then use update-initramfs to rebuild the initrd files. sounds right?
[17:45] <bazhang> cat /etc/apt/sources.list | pastebinit bcmorr2
[17:45] <mzz> bcmorr2: iirc there isn't much to it, just "somecommand | pastebinit" or "pastebinit somefile"
[17:45] <aaron_> so I guess their is no way?
[17:45] <bcmorr2> well I'm trying to log all of a make command
[17:45] <diwas> mzz: hello. its taking very very long. upload speed should be about 10-12kbps but its just giving me 1kbps. is there another way i can upload strace?
[17:45] <mib_dsqoho5h> slart: do I need to change the initramfs-tools config to load dep modules instead of most?
[17:45] <mzz> diwas: if you're not too firewalled you can dcc send to me
[17:46] <bazhang> bcmorr2, then use the |
[17:46] <bcmorr2> mzz: so make > /tmp/dosboxerror & pastebinit /tmp/dosboxerror?
[17:46] <mzz> diwas: or you could pastebin the last few 1000 lines.
[17:46] <bcmorr2> bazhang: or make | pastbinit
[17:46] <mzz> bcmorr2: try "make 2>&1 | pastebinit"
[17:46] <diwas> mzz: how to dcc send you?
[17:46] <Slart> mib_dsqoho5h: I really wouldn't know.. I've never messed with an installation on that level
[17:46] <ubuntistas> is it called chhese slart?
[17:46] <mzz> diwas: I don't know how to do that in your client. If it's a gui one try right-clicking my nick in the nick list.
[17:46] <mzz> ubuntistas: yes
[17:46] <bcmorr2> mzz: that's what I needed, what's the 2>&1 do?
[17:46] <Slart> ubuntistas: yes.. cheese webcam booth or something like that
[17:46] <mzz> bcmorr2: redirect stderr to stdout
[17:47] <mib_dsqoho5h> slart: ok -- I'll give it a try and see what I can come up with -- thanks for the help!
[17:47] <Slart> mib_dsqoho5h: you're welcome.. I hope you find out how to install it
[17:47] <mzz> oh, I suck
[17:47] <mzz> diwas: cancel that, and compress it first (bzip2 stracelog)
[17:47] <fbc-mx> ipv6.disable=1 in the kernel options is an unknown option to the kernel. What other ways are there to disable ipv6?
[17:47] <diwas> mzz: ok
[17:47] <bcmorr2> mzz: so it makes any error messages print out with standard output
[17:48] <H_M-Laptop> Question, I just found "Splash Screen" in the Ubuntu 9.04 repos, and I was wondering if that's still supported in Ubuntu 9.04?
[17:48] <H_M-Laptop> Should I avoid using/installing it, is my question.
[17:48] <ubutest> aa
[17:48] <mib_i11wyp> hello i  my netgear uses the wpa2-psk but combies tkpi and aes togheter so what i i select when i do connect to my wifi?
[17:48] <mzz> bcmorr2: yep. "|" and ">" don't normally catch errors, just regular output.
[17:49] <bcmorr2> mzz: thanks for the explanation
[17:49] <media> hello
[17:49] <ubuntistas> cool software slart
[17:49] <mib_i11wyp> hello i  my netgear uses the wpa2-psk but combies tkpi and aes togheter so what i i select when i do connect to my wifi? can you tell me
[17:49] <mib_i11wyp> ?
[17:49] <mzz> diwas: as you might've noticed this is slightly faster :)
[17:49] <media> i want to open my mp3 files always with same programm is that possible?
[17:49] <media>  the programm i use is autacious
[17:49] <ubuntistas> but i don't see the exact icon in menu
[17:49] <chuggs> khensthoth,  cool .30 worked, now have compiz with intel :) thanks again
[17:50] <khensthoth> mib_i11wyp: Have you tested with either TKIP or AES?
[17:50] <ubuntistas> it's a white icon slart not the exact
[17:50] <khensthoth> chuggs: Good to hear that. =)
[17:50] <saminlinux> hi guys i wanted to install centerim. can anyone help me with the installation its a tar.gz package
[17:50] <mib_i11wyp> no it uses both my netgear combination
[17:50] <mib_i11wyp> so what you advise me to put?
[17:50] <diwas> mzz: yes...it really shed down the size! haha 3.25mb to 73 kb!
[17:50] <Slart> ubuntulog: white icon?
[17:51] <khensthoth> mib_i11wyp: I am asking you to test with TKIP first on your laptop, then with AES.
[17:51] <mib_i11wyp> ok
[17:51] <mib_i11wyp> what is safer'
[17:51] <mib_i11wyp> ?
[17:51] <bcmorr2> http://pastebin.com/f1efff901 - error making dosbox if anyone wants to help debug
[17:51] <ubuntistas> slart i can'yt find the appropriate icon for cheese
[17:51] <matt_> After installing Heavy Gear 2, when I try to run, i get this: bash: ./hg2: /bin/sh: bad interpreter: Permission denied
[17:52] <Slart> ubuntulog: I've got a purple smiling face in a  box as an icon.. I have no idea why it doesn't show up on your machine
[17:52] <mib_i11wyp> he khensthoth  you know wich one is safer of the 2?
[17:52] <chuck_> media,  open the folder with your music right click any song chose properties click open with the rest is easy
[17:52] <gharz> guys how do you fix this: dpkg: serious warning: files list file for package `xserver-xorg-video-vmware' missing, assuming package has no files currently installed. ??? any idea?
[17:52] <khensthoth> mib_i11wyp: No idea.
[17:52] <vertagano> bcmorr2: Are you sure you have working source code?
[17:52] <gharz> i don't want to see this seirous warning
[17:52] <mzz> diwas: ugh, now bunzip2 claims the file's truncated. Does it decompress successfully on your end? Can you retransmit?
[17:53] <gharz> anyone?
[17:53] <bcmorr2> vertagano: got it from sourceforge- plenty use it with no problems
[17:53] <diwas> mzz: ok.. i will retry it.
[17:53] <Guest39898> ok i need help ... i just in stalled Xubuntu  9.04 on an Imac g3 ... install went good... but now when it gets to the load up screen it loads up and right as its about to take me to the desktop the screen go blank.. HOW DO I FIX THIS??
[17:53] <vertagano> bcmorr2: What version of gcc are you using?
[17:54] <khensthoth> Guest39898: What graphic card does it have?
[17:54] <bcmorr2> ubuntu 4.3.3-5ubuntu4
[17:54] <bcmorr2> vertagano: gcc (Ubuntu 4.3.3-5ubuntu4) 4.3.3
[17:54] <diwas> mzz: sorry for the inconvenience
[17:55] <Guest39898> ok i need help ... i just in stalled Xubuntu  9.04 on an Imac g3 ... install went good... but now when it gets to the load up screen it loads up and right as its about to take me to the desktop the screen it gos blank.. HOW DO I FIX THIS??
[17:55] <gharz> Guest39898: i find jaunty with lots of bugs...
[17:55] <mzz> diwas: don't worry about it. If this still fails just upload the compressed file to filebin
[17:55] <gharz> go for 8.10 instead :(
[17:55] <gharz> that's my opinion
[17:55] <mib_i11wyp> does anyone know wich is more secure using wpa2-psk if tpki or aes as my netger combines both of them ?
[17:55]  * CoJaBo-Aztec also finds Jaunty horribly broken
[17:56] <mzz> diwas: seems to have worked, no idea what went wrong the last time
[17:56] <bcmorr2> Guest39898: it sounds like you need to boot into shell and edit your xconfig, though I'm not 100% sure now to do that with ubuntu
[17:56] <diwas> mzz: great. thank god! haha
[17:56] <mzz> diwas: strange, no obvious failures in there at all...
[17:56] <Guest39898> ya i dont know how either
[17:56] <Guest39898> i need someone to tell me how using yabooot
[17:56] <Guest39898> wtf is yaboot??
[17:56] <diwas> mzz: oh. :S what might be the reason?
[17:56] <mzz> diwas: what was the exact error message?
[17:57] <bcmorr2> Guest39898: have you googled it?
[17:57] <diwas> mzz: "Operation not Supported"
[17:57] <Guest39898> yes
[17:57] <Guest39898> i  cant find jack
[17:57] <vertagano> bcmorr2: I think you need to add an "#include <cstring>" to the file with the error.  http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=455286
[17:57] <Guest39898> surely someone has got to know how to xconfig on 9.04
[17:57] <ravn1> hi guys, after I ungraded to 9.04 from 8.10 I can't play movies any more, mp4 and some other formats crashes something. I suspect it is gstreamer, anyone heard of this. VLC, mplayer and Movie Player all crash to an extent that my whole gnome session ends and I have to log in again...
[17:58]  * mzz wonders if he straced the wrong process or thread
[17:58] <mzz> diwas: please try with rtorrent or the like, which I'm sure doesn't do anything multiprocess-wise
[17:58] <mib_i11wyp> what happens is i install the laptop remix on normal desktop pc?
[17:58] <diwas> mzz: ok i will download it right now.
[17:58] <CoJaBo-Aztec> mib_i11wyp: You will want to use AES if your router supports it.
[17:58] <khensthoth> mib_i11wyp: You mean netbook remix?
[17:58] <mzz> diwas: (pretty sure rtorrent can be installed through apt-get)
[17:59] <mib_i11wyp> yes
[17:59] <mzz> diwas: then just "rtorrent path/to/torrent" iirc
[17:59] <diwas> mzz: thanks.
[17:59] <mib_i11wyp> if i put that on my normal pc desktpp what happens?
[17:59] <sacarlson> ﻿Guest39898: maybe you could try modify /etc/X11/xorg.conf   to set to the vesa device driver
[17:59] <mib_i11wyp> and thanx cajobo
[17:59] <khensthoth> mib_i11wyp: You get a horrible window manager (for a desktop)
[17:59] <Guest39898> ill add it to the list of commands ive already tried
[17:59] <Guest39898> brtb
[17:59] <Guest39898> brb
[17:59] <mib_i11wyp> a ok
[17:59] <Guest39898> keep em coming
[17:59] <FloodBot3> Guest39898: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:59] <khensthoth> !UNR
[17:59] <mirak> hi,
[17:59] <mirak> does hybrid sli works on linux ?
[18:01] <teapot> Heya guys. Is there any GUI that'll allow me to easily configure NFS?
[18:01] <teapot> I'm trying to share files over a local network and all the computers run a distribution of Linux.
[18:02] <vertagano> teapot: http://www.simplehelp.net/2007/05/19/how-to-share-files-and-folders-in-ubuntu/
[18:02] <teapot> vertagano: That is absolutely fantastic! Thank you!
[18:03] <teapot> vertagano: I would do this using the command line and config editing but I'm trying to show my family that you can use the GUI for this kind of stuff. :)
[18:04] <kristell> Bonsoir a toutes et a tous, j'ai un petit soucis avec java et ff3, quelqu'un peut-il m'aider ?
[18:04] <sacarlson> teapot:  maybe this article http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=872197
[18:04] <ompaul> !fr | kristell
[18:04] <bazhang> kristell, #ubuntu-fr pour francais svp
[18:04] <kristell> sorry, will go chan fr, bye
[18:05] <teapot> sacarlson: Thanks very much. :D
[18:06] <sacarlson> teapot:  I think I like the artcle that veragano sent better
[18:06] <Slart> !info sun-java6-jre
[18:07]  * bc throws a cougar into #ubuntu and slams the door
[18:08] <Slart> !multiverse | aleron6
[18:08] <white_eagle> hello everyone
[18:08] <Python1320> Umm, have I got this right, there is no way to play DVDs on linux legally?
[18:08] <white_eagle> i'm having difficulties, reconfiguring the xserver doesn't output
[18:09] <walrus_> Hey, I have a fresh ubuntu install, I want to laucnh the openoffice calc app, but I can't find it in the menu, I only see presentation, spreadsheet and word... and launchhing calc in a terminal doesnt work :( How can I run open office calc?
[18:09] <ziroday> Python1320: DeCSS may or may not be illegal in your country, you can also buy a legal decoder from canonical
[18:09] <diwas> mzz: i have installed rtorrent. and the torrent is downloading. no errors till now.
[18:09] <bazhang> !dvd > Python1320
[18:09] <vertagano> !dvd > vertagano
[18:09] <noks> hi, could someone help me with ubuntu?
[18:09] <Slart> just ask, noks
[18:09] <erUSUL> !ask | noks
[18:09] <mzz> diwas: drat
[18:09] <noks> ok wait im typin^^
[18:10] <mzz> diwas: I was hoping this'd fail the same way and it'd be easier to debug. It's not supposed to just work!
[18:10] <Slart> walrus_: try the spreadsheet option
[18:10] <ziroday> walrus_: does the Spreadsheet option appear when doing soffice
[18:10] <sacarlson> ﻿walrus_: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[18:10] <robinpahwa124> Hello, I am having problem in my Ubuntu, it is getting stuck for few seconds and I cannot do anything except moving my mouse cursor, anybody has any idea how I can correct it ?
[18:10] <podecoet> oh god. FINALLY. After nearly 5 hours, I finally managed to get X up and running on an 8800GTS / SLI
[18:11] <SpaceCow56> congrats
[18:11] <noks> ive build something like      egrep -o '(\<ei[a-z]*)||([a-z]*ei\>)' mail3.txt anything okay so far but i need the command to output only the first line
[18:11] <noks>   
[18:11] <bc> robinpahwa124: all apps getting stuck? check your load numbers in a terminal with 'uptime'
[18:11] <podecoet> thanks... but I'm moving to opensuse now lol
[18:11] <ktwo> hi, i need to have access to a windows share but on the file system itself is this possible (not smb://servername) but something like /whatever
[18:11] <zenwryly> Is logging for bind9 turned off by default in ubuntu?  I just migrated from debian and I don't see any logs.
[18:11] <vertagano> noks: Try head
[18:11] <Slart> noks: try doing "<your command> | head"
[18:11] <walrus_> Slart: thanks Spreadsheet actually is Calc it seems... so confusing... thanks !!!
[18:11] <noks> okay
[18:11] <erUSUL> noks: egrep -o '(\<ei[a-z]*)||([a-z]*ei\>)' mail3.txt | head -n1
[18:11] <Slart> walrus_: you're welcome
[18:11] <noks> ill try :)
[18:11] <robinpahwa124> bc ok
[18:11] <bc> robinpahwa124: or run top in a terminal and wait until it happens again. when it does, look at the load #'s at the top and see if they're over 1.0
[18:12] <podecoet> ktwo: yes, you can mount it manually or add it to fstab - google "mounting samba shares"
[18:12] <Slart> noks: ah.. erusuls command is correct.. you need the -n1 option.. my bad
[18:12] <vertagano> robinpahwa124: I recommend htop
[18:12] <diwas> mzz: stil now error. :S. does that mean i have to use rtorrent? i am not pretty confident about terminal torrent client! hehe
[18:12] <bc> robinpahwa124: how much ram? what's processor? hard disk type(s)?
[18:12] <noks> nice works it works
[18:12] <ktwo> ah ok thx, and will this method save the password (so that a php application will have access?)
[18:12] <teapot> vertagano: Requires a command... :(
[18:12] <Lantizia> I'm dual booting MacOS and Ubuntu, anyone know of a ext2/3 driver for MacOS so I can get to my Ubuntu partition?
[18:12] <diwas> mzz:  still *no error
[18:12] <white_eagle> sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg doesn't output anything *at all* to be exact
[18:12] <duncan_> Hi there, I've got a problem with updating ubuntu 8.10, was working one day and now keeps giving connection refused 111 message , can anyone help please?
[18:13] <robinpahwa124> bc: 1 GB RAM, AMD 3600+ processor
[18:13] <white_eagle> it doesn't allow me to choose a driver like it did in the past
[18:13] <mzz> diwas: this really wasn't supposed to work. What was the full error message from deluge again, including the title of the dialog box, and what version of deluge?
[18:13] <noks> very helpful of you, cause im allready sitting for hours on my study homework :P
[18:13] <bc> robinpahwa124: what window environment? gnome?
[18:13] <mib_i11wyp> hello
[18:13] <robinpahwa124> bc:yes
[18:13] <mib_i11wyp> i downloaded the ubuntu remix how do i burn it now is it iso?
[18:13] <bcmorr2> vertagano: i'm having trouble getting g++-4.2
[18:13] <robinpahwa124> bc: 'uptime' says 22:49:20 up  6:03,  2 users,  load average: 0.54, 0.50, 0.42
[18:14] <Slart> !burniso | mib_i11wyp
[18:14] <sirius> hello, I've installed windows XP after ubuntu on my 3rd harddisk, and updated grub, and added a line in grub.conf to that windows xp. But when I try to boot into Windows XP it doesn't boot... it prompts me the grub minimal Shell... what am I doing wrong ?
[18:14] <burningsebra> j
[18:14] <robinpahwa124> bc: what's is 2 users here ? in uptime
[18:14] <Slart> sirius: pastebin your menu.lst file
[18:14] <Slart> !pastebin | sirius
[18:14] <bcmorr2> I'm having troubles trying to fetch the gcc++-4.2 package, I can find it on aptitude search but when I try apt-get install it can't find it
[18:14] <bc> robinpahwa124: pastebin your output of `df`. 1 users is probably ok.
[18:14] <FloridaGuy> i have Error message.... ( unable to start the setting manager 'gnome-settings-daemon'....plus i restart pc..desktop setting dont stay where i had them...firefox opens and closes as fast as it opened.....
[18:14] <bc> robinpahwa124: I meant, 2
[18:15] <mib_i11wyp> thanx
[18:15] <diwas> mzz: i have uploaded a screenshot in ubuntuforums. here's the link (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1142961)
[18:15] <Mejborg> Hi!  I have just opgraded from ubuntu 8.10 to the new.. Everything went well under the upgrade. However, for some wierd reason my touchpad on my laptop does not work in the new version.. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance!
[18:15] <sirius> Slart: here is the menu.lst: http://pastebin.com/d38e03213
[18:15] <mzz> diwas: I can't view that without creating an account on ubuntuforums, and I'm lazy
[18:15] <Dealer> I got an ISO file I want to burn out as a CD, what is the easyes way to go ahead and do such a thing ?
[18:15] <white_eagle> noone?
[18:15] <Slart> !burniso | Dealer
[18:16] <robinpahwa124> bc: its http://pastebin.com/m5ba289a0
[18:16] <Dealer> Thanks again, Slart ;)
[18:16] <Slart> Dealer: you're welcome =)
[18:16] <djungelkraem> in rtorrent is there a way to pause all torrents at the same time?
[18:16] <bcmorr2> I'm having troubles trying to fetch the gcc++-4.2 package, I can find it on aptitude search but when I try apt-get install it can't find it
[18:16] <ubuntiana> ubuntu#ita
[18:16] <media> hall0
[18:16] <sacarlson> ﻿bcmorr2:  I'm sure you tried apt-get update ?
[18:16] <diwas> mzz: lol ok i am uploading it in filebin.ca
[18:16] <ubuntiana> qual'è il canale di ubuntu italiano?
[18:17] <media>  jemand da der mir weiter helfen kann
[18:17] <robinpahwa124> bc: sorry, but I will be back in 5 min.
[18:17] <bcmorr2> sacarlson: yes
[18:17] <jacobo_dos_dos> ubottu: !it | ubuntiana
[18:17] <Mejborg> Anyone who can help?
[18:17] <sirius> Slart: any ideeas ?
[18:17] <bc> robinpahwa124: pastebin the output of `sudo hdparm -i /dev/sda10`
[18:17] <Slart> sirius: here's my windows xp grub choice..try adapting it to your situation http://paste.ubuntu.com/168035/
[18:17] <ubuntiana> #ubuntu-it
[18:18] <bcmorr2> sacarlson: any ideas?
[18:18] <Slart> sirius: note that you need the lines with "map".. to fool windows that it's installed on the first hard drive
[18:18] <sacarlson> ﻿bcmorr2: when you say can't find it what error does it give? maybe try another repository server
[18:19] <bcmorr2> sacarlson: http://pastebin.com/f66472b93
[18:20] <sirius> Slart: thank you, I will try it now
[18:20] <Mejborg> Hi! I have just opgraded from ubuntu 8.10 to the new 9.04.. Everything went well under the upgrade. However, for some wierd reason my touchpad on my laptop does not work in the new version. So I cannot use the mouse arrow..  Can anyone help? Thanks in advance!
[18:20] <ddd58585> is it worth upgrading to 9.04 or are the differences between 9.04 and 8.10 not noticable
[18:20] <Slart> sirius: do that
[18:20] <bcmorr2> sacarlson: and here's the pastebin of "aptitude search g++ | grep g++" http://pastebin.com/f3a9b7a61
[18:20] <white_eagle> :(
[18:20] <Slart> sirius: let us know how it goes
[18:20] <jacobo_dos_dos> Mejborg: sys>prefs>mouse¿
[18:20] <white_eagle> when i check for 3d acceleration - i can see that it's available - but when i start a 3d app it hogs the system horrendeously
[18:20] <white_eagle> so i must reconfigure the xserver :\
[18:20] <Mejborg> Jacobo: okay, try that - thanks!
[18:21] <SpaceCow56> Anyone: If I install the KDE package on my gnome laptop: 1) will i lose files? 2)will it uninstall the gnome desktop automatically?
[18:21] <jacobo_dos_dos> white_eagle: do you use intel video card ¿
[18:21] <diwas> mzz: did you get that?
[18:21] <bcmorr2> sacarlson: nevermind....
[18:21] <khensthoth> ddd58585: The differences are noticable. However, if 8.10 works perfectly for you, I'd recommend you stick with it.
[18:21] <Slart> SpaceCow56: no, no
[18:21] <jacobo_dos_dos> SpaceCow56: no
[18:21] <jacobo_dos_dos> ........................
[18:21] <sacarlson> ﻿bcmorr2: I have it installed here gcc-4.2on ubuntu 8.04 so it must be out there.
[18:21] <SpaceCow56> Slart: so i uninstall gnome manually right?
[18:21] <white_eagle> jacobo_dos_dos: no, i use ati
[18:21] <jacobo_dos_dos> SpaceCow56: uninstall gnome ¿?!!
[18:21] <Slart> SpaceCow56: you can choose what session you want to start at the login prompt.. KDE or gnome
[18:21] <chuck_> bcmorr2, try installing it with aptitude
[18:22] <Dealer> I have an *.img file, and K3b wont recognise it as an ISO img... what can I do ?
[18:22] <bcmorr2> it was me being a bonehead, i've got it figured out
[18:22] <bcmorr2> thanks guys
[18:22] <SpaceCow56> Slart and jacobo: thank you,
[18:22] <Slart> SpaceCow56: hmm.. you want to uninstall gnome? try uninstalling ubuntu-desktop but installed kubuntu-desktop
[18:22] <Slart> SpaceCow56: but please run a simulated run first.. so it doesn't trash your system
[18:22] <SpaceCow56> Slart: roger that
[18:22] <white_eagle> the output is: display: :0  screen: 0 direct rendering: Yes server glx vendor string: SGI server glx version string: 1.2
[18:23] <mzz> diwas: *probably* a failing network operation, but far from certain. Not finding the actual string yet. Still hunting.
[18:23] <Mejborg> Jacobo: hmm.. Touchpad i enabled in preferences. What is wrong then?
[18:23] <sacarlson> bcmorr2:  when I do that search I get:   i A g++-4.2                         - The GNU C++ compiler
[18:23] <diwas> mzz: ok. but the same torrent works really great in XP. I have a dual boot ubuntu 9.04 and XP
[18:23] <Mejborg> Jacobo: i=is
[18:24] <Dealer> I wont to burn a CD image. I got 3 files in the folder, image.ccd image.img and image.sub, but I K3b wont recognize it as a ISO image, how can I go forth from here ?
[18:25] <robinpahwa124> bc: Did you find anything ?
[18:25] <bitmonk> so, any ideas why in jaunty, but not intrepid, my usb devices would fail to activate on wake from sleep on acer aspire one?
[18:25] <bc> robinpahwa124: pastebin the output of `hdparm -i /dev/sda`
[18:26] <Slart> Dealer: tried ccd2iso ?
[18:26] <Slart> !info ccd2iso
[18:26] <enlil> hello
[18:26] <Dealer> Slart, no, but read on a forum I just could rename the file from *.img to *.iso, so trying that, but gonna check out ccd2iso ;)
[18:26] <Dr_Willis> I hopd thats not some 'game-copy protected' cd image file. If so you will lose the special data by converting.
[18:27] <enlil> I've got a problem, I can't install flash for firefox (Hardy 8.04, 32bits architecture). Nor gnash, swfdec or adobe-flashplugin work :/
[18:27] <robinpahwa124> bc: http://pastebin.com/m3c708ffc
[18:27] <jacobo_dos_dos> enlil: adobe.com
[18:27] <Slart> Dealer: sometimes you can.. sometimes you can't... you can check using the "file" command.. if you run "file blabla.img" and it tells you it's an iso file then you might get away with just renaming
[18:27] <Mejborg> Hi!  I have just opgraded from ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04. Everything went well under the upgrade. However, for some wierd reason my touchpad on my laptop does not work in the new version.. 'Touchpad' is enabled in preferences. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance!
[18:28] <sirius> Slart: it worked, thank you :)
[18:28] <bc> robinpahwa124: any errors in `dmesg | grep sdc`?
[18:28] <Slart> sirius: yay =)
[18:28] <scix> Mejborg: what brand/model laptop ?
[18:28] <robinpahwa124> bc: I am also pasting  my dmesg output here when I insert my USB drive  http://pastebin.com/m649d5309
[18:29] <enlil> jacobo_dos_dos, what, you mean I shoul try with the *.deb? It's a older version than the adope-flashplugin package on apt. You say I should try with the *.tar.gz? The installation crash when I must specify the installation rep :/
[18:29] <bc> robinpahwa124: sorry, I meant sda (sdc is mine ;P)
[18:29] <Mejborg> scix: It is a Acer TravelMate 2400
[18:29] <enlil> Maybe I missed something else on adobe.com than these two things?
[18:29] <Ljorring> I have no sound on my Ubuntu 8.04. Everything else seems to work out of the box for my Lenovo X61s. I can use the build-in volume buttons on my laptop, but there is no sound. I have tried to adjust all volume buttons in the sound panel. Can someone please help me?
[18:29] <jacobo_dos_dos> enlil: you use hardy right ¿¿
[18:29] <bc> robinpahwa124: ahhh i know what the problem is since you mentioned usb drive
[18:29] <bc> robinpahwa124: hold on
[18:30] <enlil> jacobo_dos_dos, yes?
[18:30] <ScottG> Hey, I just tried ti upgrade and I got this "Can't install 'ubuntu-desktop'It was impossible to install a required package. Please report this as a bug.
[18:30] <scix> MejBorg: Have you tried google? From what I see it is a common problem -- http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1137304
[18:30] <jacobo_dos_dos> enlil: hardy has flash 9 or 10¿¿ i can't remember
[18:30] <bc> robinpahwa124: which device (sd*) is your usb drive?
[18:31] <diwas> mzz: pretty unique problem right? i have been searching, posting threads about it for a long time. and yet no solution. :(
[18:31] <enlil> jacobo_dos_dos, when I upgraded (I only had a gusty cd for installation), there was no flash at all. I installed 9, but I always have an error saying I need the 10. I installed the 10 (adobe-flashplugin) but I *still* have the same error.
[18:32] <zenwryly> Anyone?  Is logging for bind9 turned off by default in ubuntu?  I just migrated from debian and I don't see any logs.
[18:32] <mzz> diwas: ugh, convoluted code. What was the other client failing the same way again?
[18:32] <jacobo_dos_dos> enlil: so have you already installed flash 10 ¿¿
[18:32]  * mzz hates it when the error messages don't show up as obvious strings in the source to grep for
[18:32]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por el momento
[18:32] <diwas> mzz: Ktorrent, utorrent (in WINE), transmission
[18:33] <enlil> jacobo_dos_dos, well, it's supposed to be installed. dpkg -l | flash and synaptic say so anyway. But firefox don't seem to know it..
[18:33] <podecoet> farewell ubuntu - you've bumraped me for the last time :P
[18:33] <mzz> diwas: it fails in wine? that's interesting.
[18:33] <jacobo_dos_dos> enlil: and do you uninstall flash 9¿¿
[18:33] <mzz> diwas: and utorrent outside of wine succeeds?
[18:33] <robinpahwa124> bc: what I pasted on pastebin was the output for dmesg | grep sd*
[18:33] <mzz> diwas: error message from that one?
[18:33] <enlil> jacobo_dos_dos, yes I did
[18:34] <diwas> mzz: utorrent is only available for Windows platform. and the error message was "Error: Request not Supported"
[18:34] <bc> robinpahwa124: which directory is your usb drive? 'disk' or 'college work'?
[18:34] <mzz> diwas: I haven't used deluge but suspect we were simply strace-ing the wrong process or thread tbh
[18:34] <OldFarter> Any known issue with gvfs and alsa?
[18:34] <diwas> mzz: well..i looked up its pin id from gnome-system-monitor and it was 4290
[18:34] <bc> robinpahwa124: nevermind they look like partitions of the same disk. have you been able to get your usb disk to work at all?
[18:35]  * mzz installs deluge to see if it does indeed split into two processes
[18:35] <robinpahwa124> bc: I don't think it is any of those, it is still not mounted anywhere
[18:35] <malik_> hi , i want to increase my laptop
[18:35] <mzz> OldFarter: err, what's the connection between the two?
[18:35] <malik_> hi , i want to increase my laptop main memory, i found some deal on the Internet, how can i check which module is already there in the laptop so that i get a compatible second module
[18:36] <Ljorring> Can somebody please help with my sound issues?
[18:36] <bazhang> malik_, ask in ##hardware
[18:36] <robinpahwa124> bc: no I am not able to use it on Ubuntu, but it works fine on windows
[18:36] <malik_> ok
[18:36] <bc> robinpahwa124: have you been able to mount your usb disk? does the freeze happen when you plug the usb disk in, or does it happen without it?
[18:36] <bcmorr2> mzz: when you get a second ;)
[18:36] <malik_> Ljorring: what is your sound proble
[18:36] <enlil> jacobo_dos_dos, dpkg -l | grep gnash and dpkg -l | grep swfdec return nothing, while dpkg -l | grep flash only return:
[18:37] <mzz> bcmorr2: ?
[18:37] <enlil> jacobo_dos_dos, ii  adobe-flashplugin                          10.0.22.87-2                       Adobe Flash Player plugin version 10
[18:37] <t3pleni9> what is the command to mount drives
[18:37] <mzz> bcmorr2: just ask, waiting on a compile anyway
[18:37] <robinpahwa124> bc: I noticed the freeze when I plug in my USB drive, but after removing it - freezing persist in certain time intervals
[18:37] <Ljorring> malik_: I have a new installation of Ubuntu 8.04 on my X61s laptop. I am able to adjust volume even through the build-in buttons on the laptop. However, I hear no sound
[18:37] <bcmorr2> mzz: I'm trying to downgrade gcc/g++ from 4.3.3 to 4.2, i've apt-get removed 4.3 and installed gcc-4.2 and g++-4.2 and now when I run the make it claims g++ isn't found
[18:37] <diwas> mzz: is it the wrong process i was stracing?
[18:37] <Dealer> I love UBUNTU!! =)
[18:38] <bc> robinpahwa124: also, you might power off the usb drive, wait a bit, then turn it on and try different usb ports if you have any free.
[18:38] <Ljorring> malik_: have tried all the volumes in sound panel
[18:38] <bcmorr2> mzz: so I goto /bin to check for g++ or g++4.2 and I can't find either
[18:38] <mzz> bcmorr2: pretty sure you want it to use g++-4.2 as compiler explicitly
[18:38] <mzz> sec
[18:38] <Yurilein> hi, I have some audio/playback problems... can someone help me?
[18:38] <robinpahwa124> bc: it happens with my 4gb pendrive
[18:38] <mzz> bcmorr2: you should have /usr/bin/g++-4.2
[18:38] <notguest> personsetup: Hey dude
[18:38] <malik_> Ljorring: that applet is j just an application software to adjust volume
[18:38] <bc> robinpahwa124: ..but I think it's related to the usb disk, because there is a similar problem that happens when some usb disks are mounted and they keep going to sleep.
[18:38] <beli> hi
[18:38] <mzz> bcmorr2: are you sure g++-4.2 is installed correctly?
[18:39] <malik_> what audio hardware do u have?
[18:39] <Menace> whats the latest version for ps3?
[18:39] <bcmorr2> mzz: no, but I ran sudo apt-get install g++-4.2
[18:39] <bc> robinpahwa124: you tried different usb ports?
[18:39] <mzz> bcmorr2: 32 bit or 64 bit system?
[18:39] <bcmorr2> mzz: 64
[18:39] <nmvictor> hi everyone?
[18:39] <bcmorr2> mzz: I do have g++-4.2 in /usr/bin I was looking in /usr
[18:39] <mzz> bcmorr2: http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/amd64/g++-4.2/filelist says it should be there, so huh.
[18:39] <mzz> ah, heh
[18:39] <Yurilein> malik: uhm... I've got an on-board sound card, and I've got an MSI mainboard
[18:39] <Yurilein> is that helps
[18:39] <solarecliptic> how do i connect to another server?
[18:39] <notguest> Menace: Ubuntu on PS3 isn't recommended
[18:39] <robinpahwa124> bc: my usb mouse work fine on that port
[18:39] <beli> i upgraded to latest ubuntu and now my notebook fan is running all the time...i am using a toshiba a100 notebook...any hints?
[18:39] <bcmorr2> mzz: how can I make g++-4.2 link to g++?
[18:40] <Ljorring> malik_: ok. but can u help me diagnose if I have a sound card installed on my system?
[18:40] <bcmorr2> mzz: just cp ./g++-4.2 ./g++?
[18:40] <bc> robinpahwa124: as a last resort, you can try disabling 'legacy usb support' in the bios. (mice are different than disks)
[18:40] <notguest> Menace: Best choice is YellowDog
[18:40] <mzz> bcmorr2: why would you want that? unless the thing you're trying to build has a really annoying build system simply doing something like "./configure CXX=/usr/bin/g++-4.2" will work
[18:40] <noks> guys do you know how to copy the content of one txt file into another using vim in command line
[18:40] <Dr_Willis> noks:  vim can do  :r (for read) then enter path of other file
[18:40] <robinpahwa124> bc: where will I find the legacy usb support
[18:40] <Dr_Willis> noks:  i think i got that right.. :)
[18:41] <diwas> mzz: you there? what should i do?
[18:41] <noks> ok ill try now
[18:41] <bcmorr2> mzz: nice, I was unaware you could configuire it to change the compiler it used
[18:41] <mzz> diwas: multitasking, will tell you when I know something
[18:41] <mzz> bcmorr2: well, exactly how depends on the build system used
[18:41] <diwas> mzz: ok i will be waiting.
[18:41] <bc> robinpahwa124: it's different for every bios. look under usb related options, then look for 'legacy' or 'usb 1.0'
[18:41] <mzz> bcmorr2: saner than copying compilers around though imho
[18:41] <noks> wow nice works again thanks
[18:42] <bc> robinpahwa124: it's entirely possible the option isn't there, too.
[18:42] <mzz> diwas: I'm not currently in ubuntu, waiting for deluge to compile now
[18:42] <bcmorr2> mzz: haha indeed, I don't have the best way to do things I just have my faulty logic on gerry-rigging ;)
[18:42] <jorgerosa> hi
[18:42] <diwas> mzz: ok ... which OS are u working in?
[18:42] <mzz> diwas: gentoo
[18:42] <adam_> how do i install flash
[18:42] <robinpahwa124> bc: Do you mean that I cannot use my usb disk from now :(
[18:42] <bcmorr2> mzz: so with the way you've shown me, I can keep g++-4.3.3 installed and if something doesn't compile with 4.3.3 I can just configure it to run on 4.2?
[18:42] <malik__> Ljorring: check ur audio hardware and then see if u havethe drivers installed
[18:43] <mzz> bcmorr2: exactly
[18:43] <bcmorr2> mzz: beautiful
[18:43] <diwas> mzz: oh..never tried it. i am still a newbie u know. haha tried installing Arch but couldn't configure etc and other configuration files while installing
[18:43] <nmvictor> load noisyquery.pl
[18:43] <bazhang> adam_, for ubuntu? or for ubuntu ultimate?
[18:43] <mzz> diwas: considering migrating to ubuntu (which is why I'm in here) but haven't gotten around to it yet
[18:43] <bcmorr2> mzz: if you do, I suggest the minimal build if you want to build your own system
[18:43] <adam_> ubuntu
[18:44] <bc> robinpahwa124: I dont meant that, I just meant that you would then only be using high speed usb (2.0). if your system doesn't support 2.0, then the option in the bios to turn off legacy might not be there.
[18:44] <Ljorring> malik__: I dont know where to do that..
[18:44] <personsetup> can anyone help me im trying to multiple screens
[18:44] <bcmorr2> mzz: I didn't enjoy all the gnome integration
[18:44] <mzz> bcmorr2: why? I can spare the hd space for gnome
[18:44] <Mejborg> Scix: Hi again. I have tried google.. There are many people writing about the bug, but I cant find a solution anywhere
[18:44] <mzz> bcmorr2: just having that stuff installed is not a problem, I just won't necessarily run it
[18:44] <diwas> mzz: ubuntu is relatively easy (i've heard a lot of em...) so why do u want to migrate? philosophy behind this distro?
[18:44] <personsetup> i like it and
[18:44] <bc> robinpahwa124: either something strange is going on with that usb device, or it's a bug
[18:44] <malik__> try lspci -v }less  and look for section Audio
[18:44] <bcmorr2> mzz: fair enough, I just prefer to keep installed what I'm using instead of packages I don't use/need
[18:44] <personsetup> it easier to manover
[18:45] <malik__> sorry try: lspci -v | less
[18:45] <mzz> diwas: because I'm hitting too many annoying glitches in gentoo (I'm on "unstable" in gentoo, which is actually still behind 9.04 ubuntu in things like xserver, stable is even further behind)
[18:45] <Ljorring> malik__: ty, trying
[18:45] <robinpahwa124> bc: what is the command to see my raw devices
[18:45] <personsetup> things especially when there is too many windows one the screen
[18:45] <mzz> diwas: I can fix the glitches but it gets annoying
[18:45] <bc> robinpahwa124: which devices?
[18:45] <PsynoKhi0> heya
[18:45] <OldFarter> Almost every time i reboot, ALSA is not working when i log in...
[18:45] <PsynoKhi0> trying to get the proper scaling driver to work on an HP 2133, in #! 9.04 that I installed from a minimal ubuntu cd
[18:46] <PsynoKhi0> modprobe e_powersaver returns FATAL: Error inserting e_powersaver (/lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/kernel/arch/x86/kernel/cpu/cpufreq/e_powersaver.ko): Invalid argument.
[18:46] <ddd58585> has anyone of you experiences with debian lenny? is there a difference to ubuntu?
[18:46] <OldFarter> Almost every time i reboot, ALSA is not working when i log in...
[18:46] <mzz> diwas: downside to switching is I can't fix glitches in ubuntu (yet)
[18:46] <PsynoKhi0> scaling works but it uses the generic acpi-cpufreq
[18:46] <robinpahwa124> bc:  my pendrive
[18:46] <bc> robinpahwa124: see: http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=736606 and https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.20/+bug/88746
[18:46] <adam_> well how do i install flash
[18:46] <dtchen> OldFarter: what do you mean that "ALSA is not working"?
[18:46] <diwas> mzz: but i am sure u can do it. its easy than gentoo! for sure. all u need to know is to work around for some time
[18:47] <H_M-Laptop> I have a question, how do I make a notification message appear from a bash script in Ubuntu 9.04?
[18:47] <diwas> mzz: *easier
[18:47] <adam_> well how do i install flash for firefox
[18:47] <ODDity> adam_:  if you mean for firefox, you go and download the bz2 from adobe's site and extract the flash_player.so to your firefox plugin directory
[18:47] <OldFarter> No sound and mixer wont open... say it did not find any elements or devices to control
[18:47] <Ljorring> malik__: found 'http://www.imdb.com/media/rm3584333312/nm1711829'
[18:47] <Max-P> Hi, does anyone know if there's a way to control an HDD other than hdparm? Mine doesn't respect hdparm settings =/ Can someone help me?
[18:47] <bc> robinpahwa124: to view usb devices you can use lsusb command
[18:47] <Ljorring> malik__: found 'Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller'
[18:47] <mzz> ODDity: really? what's wrong with the deb?
[18:47] <adam_> thank u
[18:47] <Ljorring> malik__: wrong paste first :)
[18:47] <malik__> ok
[18:48] <bc> robinpahwa124: also note `lsusb --help` for opts
[18:48] <malik__> so u have an intel Corp Audio controller
[18:48] <ODDity> mzz: just do the deb then it will put it in /usr/something something but it's the same thing
[18:48] <mzz> or flashplugin-installer that is
[18:48] <OldFarter> i can get alsa to work most of the time by logging in to text terminal and doing "alsa reload"
[18:48] <Ljorring> malik__: yes, and it seems installed, I guess
[18:48] <adam_> where is bz2 i can only find YUM TAR RPM and DEB
[18:48] <OldFarter> however if i do alsa reload after i have already logged in to X... it say somthing about gvfs
[18:49] <Ljorring> malik__: but my sound is still missing
[18:49] <ODDity> mzz: i just prefer extracting the .so and sticking it in the ~/.mozilla/plugins directory
[18:49] <joesmith> im new to ubuntu how do you unzip : when i try i get this ::::::[/home/joesmith/Desktop/Install_AIM.exe]
[18:49] <joesmith>   End-of-central-directory signature not found.  Either this file is not
[18:49] <joesmith>   a zipfile, or it constitutes one disk of a multi-part archive.  In the
[18:49] <joesmith>   latter case the central directory and zipfile comment will be found on
[18:49] <joesmith>   the last disk(s) of this archive.
[18:49] <FloodBot3> joesmith: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:49] <joesmith> zipinfo:  cannot find zipfile directory in one of /home/joesmith/Desktop/Install_AIM.exe or
[18:49] <malik__> that is the hardware listing of PCI devices in ur system. lets look for the driver for ur device drivers
[18:49] <Mejborg> Hi! Problem: my touchpad does not work on my Acer laptop after upgrading to ubuntu 9.04. "Touchpad" is enabled in preferences. Cant find a solution on google. Can any one help me? Thanks in advance!
[18:49] <OldFarter> lsof can not stat()   /home/user/.gvfs
[18:49] <nmvictor> ODDity:well,i had it installed in mine and later upgraded,since then i cant watch videos on youtube,my browser queries for flash.Do you know where the problem could be?
[18:49] <mzz> OldFarter: ~/.gvfs is a bit special. I'd ignore messages like that one.
[18:49] <robinpahwa124> bc: thanks a lot for your time, the thread says that the bug is unsolvable by hardy
[18:50] <joesmith> im new to ubuntu how do you unzip software
[18:50] <mzz> joesmith: well, you're trying to unzip a self-extractor. That won't always work (you might have to use wine to execute that one)
[18:50] <Dr_Willis> joesmith:  ZIP archives or just some generic archive?
[18:50] <bc> robinpahwa124: :( hang on to it, maybe you'll be able to use it soon
[18:50] <mzz> Dr_Willis: see the spam above :)
[18:50] <mzz> Dr_Willis: ("/home/joesmith/Desktop/Install_AIM.exe")
[18:50] <Dr_Willis> mzz:  i got a small screen :) not muchbuffer
[18:50] <Ljorring> malik__: what is the command to do that?
[18:51] <robinpahwa124> bc: and what about my freezing problem... is it due to my usb ?
[18:51] <adam_> whee is the firefox folder
[18:51] <malik__> i just llok for a driver for you and we do it in a second
[18:51] <yowshi> i think i have a new theory iut is the mic in my new camera that is causing my crashed
[18:51] <bc> robinpahwa124: I believe it is. maybe reboot if you can and don't plug it in and see if the freezing goes away.
[18:51] <ODDity> nmvictor: you just need libflashplayer.so in the ~/.mozilla/plugins directory
[18:51] <Shooree> what's that website you guys post the code to?
[18:51] <mzz> diwas: look for "deluged" in system monitor
[18:51] <adam_> whee is the firefox folder
[18:51] <joesmith> okok i want to intall a wireless driver and it wont intall and gives me this zipinfo:  cannot find zipfile directory in one of /media/FIRELITE/drivers/Setup.exe or
[18:51] <joesmith>           /media/FIRELITE/drivers/Setup.exe.zip, and cannot find /med
[18:51] <Ljorring> malik__: okay, thanks
[18:51] <mzz> diwas: or "ps ax|grep deluged" for that matter
[18:51] <yowshi> i cant reboot properly now because every time i try the usb sound drivers jam alsactl
[18:52] <adam_> whee is the firefox folder
[18:52] <robinpahwa124> bc: no it doesn't go away even if I do not use my pendrive
[18:52] <personsetup> Ryan are u there
[18:52] <mzz> joesmith: err, you're trying to install windows drivers. Don't do that.
[18:52] <personsetup> ?
[18:52] <OldFarter> i anyone else having flash issues with firefox?
[18:52] <diwas> oh, i straced "deluge"
[18:52] <joesmith> ok what do i do
[18:52] <diwas> i will again do it
[18:52] <jacobo_dos_dos> adam_:  home/yourusername/.mozilla
[18:52] <Yurilein> OldFarter: I had them, but they were somehow caused by NoScript
[18:52] <OldFarter> like flash elements just being gray blobs
[18:52] <adam_> thx
[18:52] <yowshi> is there a way to unload those in advance of trying anything else?
[18:52] <mzz> diwas: sorry for going back and forth on this so much, debugging software I don't run tends to give results like this
[18:52] <bc> robinpahwa124: if you plugged it in and removed it, it could still be stuck in an interation looking for the device, which is what that pastbin looks like
[18:52] <malik__> do u have dell or acer machine
[18:52] <OldFarter> i can hear the flash sound
[18:53] <OldFarter> restarting firefox fixes it for a while
[18:53] <mzz> joesmith: ubuntu isn't windows, drivers for windows won't work. What are you trying to get working exactly?
[18:53] <rumpel> i've installed ubuntu but can't find outlook O.O
[18:53] <fbc-mx> How do you you disable IPv6?
[18:53] <yowshi> grrr modprobe -r doesnt work
[18:53] <diwas> mzz: no problem. i just want to use torrent so that i wont have to use XP hehe
[18:53] <bc> robinpahwa124: people have seen similar freezes with external disks going to sleep (freezes periodically)
[18:53] <robinpahwa124> bc: but the problem
[18:53] <yowshi> these things which are supposed to work never freraking work for me
[18:53] <joesmith> wireless driver
[18:53] <Ljorring> malik__: I have a Lenovo X61s
[18:53] <malik__> ah u mentioned earlier
[18:54] <mzz> joesmith: yes, but for what card?
[18:54] <Mejborg> Hi! Problem: my touchpad does not work on my Acer laptop after upgrading to ubuntu 9.04. "Touchpad" is enabled in preferences. Cant find a solution on google. Can any one help me? Thanks in advance!
[18:54] <Ljorring> malik__: thinkwiki.org is a webpage dedicated to Ubuntu installations on IBM/lenovo. They claim it to work out of the box
[18:54] <robinpahwa124> bc: but the problem persist sporadically even when I do not use my pendrive from the very beginning after a reboot
[18:54] <joesmith> linkys
[18:54] <OldFarter> as long as there are no runaway npviewer.bin
[18:54] <Ljorring> malik__: the sound*
[18:54] <bc> robinpahwa124: as a first step I would leave a terminal with top open, and when it freezes look at the top processes and see if that has something to do with it (i.e. if something is using a lot of cpu)
[18:55] <mzz> bc: of course that assumes that terminal still updates (which it won't if this is compiz freezing or the like)
[18:55] <giorgio> ciao
[18:55] <bc> mzz: think it might catch it?
[18:55] <diwas> mzz: the error came very fast. so this file is short.
[18:55] <yowshi> i need to kill my usb sound stuff and modprobe -r wont unload the modules
[18:56] <mzz> bc: it's worth a shot, but you might have to do something fancier (run top over ssh, or run a profiler)
[18:56] <bc> robinpahwa124: does this happen with firefox open and flash currently on the screen or in another tab?
[18:56] <robinpahwa124> bc: by the terminal, do you mean System Monitor ?
[18:56] <bc> robinpahwa124: no, a terminal. like gnome terminal, aterm, xterm, etc
[18:56] <malik__> ah u mentioned earlier; have a look here http://members.chello.hu/balla.gyorgy/balla-it/html/articles/20081230-asus-onboard-soundcard-configuration-on-xubuntu.html
[18:56] <robinpahwa124> bc: and how to see the processes /
[18:56] <joesmith> linksys
[18:56] <bc> robinpahwa124: `top` command
[18:57] <Mejborg> Anyone, please?
[18:57] <nextakt> anyone tried the 9.04 alternate install with encrypted disks ? My machine hangs on boot just before asking for the password..
[18:57] <malik__> i hope that seems relevant and will help you out
[18:57] <Ljorring> malik__: ty, checking..
[18:57] <burningsebra> hey people. got a file named x.run on my desktop how do i use it on ubuntu?
[18:57] <noks> guys how to move the first row to the last row of a textfile using vim?
[18:57] <OldFarter> What kind of specs should i have on a ubuntu media PC to play blueray from harddrive?
[18:57] <javyn> hey
[18:57] <robinpahwa124> bc: it looks same like a System Monitor
[18:57] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi:  maybe just rename the driver module so it can't load or blacklist it
[18:57] <scannerhelp> with google not yielding any results, other than it doesnt work in hardy, i am looking for a way to get my canon canoscan D1250u2f working in 9.04
[18:58] <joesmith> it only has a driver for xp and vista
[18:58] <yowshi> sacarlson: how do i do either and that doesnt fix my problem for this boot. and the next boot i will have to wait through a 5+ minute fsck of one of my biggest partitions
[18:58] <Ljorring> malik__: thank you I appreciate it. I will try and follow the guide
[18:58] <yowshi> sacarlson: so i aint eager to reboot
[18:58] <malik__> welcome
[18:58] <bc> mzz: their disk is udma active, no errors for root device. any other ideas? pastebin shows this, http://pastebin.com/m649d5309, but the freeze is happening without the drive being plugged in
[18:58] <mzz> diwas: ugh, can you try with "strace -f -p insertpidhere" just in case?
[18:58] <mzz> diwas: I just don't see anything failing in there, which makes no sense
[18:58] <Dr_Willis> noks:  you MIGHT want to spend some time learning the text editor. delete a line with 'dd' move to end.. use 'p' to put line  (insert)
[18:58] <bc> robinpahwa124: it is similar yep
[18:58] <diwas> mzz: ok just a minute
[18:59] <Dr_Willis> noks:  vimtutor program in a shell will give you a 20 min lesson on vi basics. :)
[18:59] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: you can almost always skip the file check
[18:59] <yowshi> sacarlson: i dont know how to do that
[18:59] <noks> okay ill try
[18:59] <mzz> bc: checked the rest of dmesg (the bit that went to syslog)?
[18:59] <robinpahwa124> bc: and I see my system freezez when I am running firefox, but the problem is also when I play a vedio (on any player , vLC is one of it), video freezes but sound remains playing
[18:59] <burningsebra> hey people. got a file named x.run on my desktop how do i use (install) it on ubuntu?
[18:59] <yowshi> sacarlson: is the partition has been mounted X times check
[18:59] <Dr_Willis> noks: 'do or do not young jedi, in linux, there is no try!'
[18:59] <Dr_Willis> :)
[18:59] <Mejborg>  Problem: my touchpad does not work on my Acer laptop after upgrading to ubuntu 9.04. "Touchpad" is enabled in preferences. Cant find a solution on google. Can any one help me?
[18:59] <malik__> Ljorring: this might also help a bit http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=809700
[18:59] <mzz> robinpahwa124: does it still freeze with desktop effects off?
[19:00] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: ya there is an option of esc or some key that will skip it
[19:00] <scannerhelp> burningsebra: google: 'how to install .run file in linux"
[19:00] <diwas> mzz: the output of terminal is not stopiing. its just coming and coming. wat to do? :S
[19:00] <yowshi> sacarlson: do you know the exact key?
[19:00] <mzz> diwas: ctrl+c
[19:00] <burningsebra> scannerhelp; will try that
[19:00] <RichiV> how do i find out what kernel version i am using?
[19:00] <robinpahwa124> bc: No I haven't tried seeing it after putting my desktop effect off
[19:00] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: no sorry but it tells you when it boots
[19:00] <mzz> diwas: sorry, was vague there. I meant add "-f" to the switches you pass to strace (and redirect the output like before)
[19:00] <yowshi> sacarlson: no it doesnt
[19:00] <scannerhelp> RichiV: uname -r in terminal
[19:00] <albacker2> can i install ubuntu from a usb key ?
[19:00] <RichiV> scannerhelp: ok thnx
[19:00] <sysdoc> Has anyone installed Nagios from the repos and ended up with cgi authentication errors?
[19:00] <diwas> mzz: yes of course, but i want to know how long do you need the output?
[19:00] <Ljorring> malik__: following guide nr 2 :)
[19:01] <issa> Hi, how can I have an electronic keyboard in ubuntu for a tablet notebook pen?
[19:01] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: different check?
[19:01] <javyn> how do i get docky to rest on the top of the screen rather than the bottom?
[19:01] <mzz> diwas: again the shortest reasonably possible run including the error
[19:01] <scannerhelp> albacker2: yes, there are guides all over the internet, google: "install ubuntu from usb"
[19:01] <bc> robinpahwa124: could very well be that you dont have enough processor and memory to run effects + video + everything you're running.
[19:01] <RichiV> what is the command line apt-get install ________ for downgrading the kernel
[19:01] <yowshi> sacarlson: i am talking about the hard drive/partition check ubuntu does when it mounts the hard drives every X number of times
[19:01] <mzz> diwas: that is: start logging while it's not in the error state, stop once it is
[19:01] <albacker2> scannerhelp, isnt BIOS config enough ?
[19:01] <bc> robinpahwa124: what video card?
[19:02] <scannerhelp> with google not yielding any results, other than it doesnt work in hardy, i am looking for a way to get my canon canoscan D1250u2f working in 9.04
[19:02] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: yes I beleave I know it happend to me about 4 days ago and I didn't have time to wait so I just skiped it 3 boots later I let it run.
[19:02] <robinpahwa124> bc: but right now the intensity of freezing is very high, I could not even type in here at pidgin for a long time, it freezes for some time and I have to wait - but whatever key I press it is written on the chat window no matter  the screen freezed
[19:02] <RichiV> i need to downgrade my kernel to an earlier version so i can install my mobility radeon x600 ATI driver
[19:02] <robinpahwa124> bc: Nvedia
[19:02] <yowshi> sacarlson: which is particularily annoying because when i have a problem like mi am with my webcam where i have to reboot every 10 minutes i can run through 6 reboots and hour in just over 4 hours my biggest hard drives go throguh an fsck
[19:02] <chuck_> joesmith, you cannot install windows drivers in linux you want to install ndiwrapper to make it work.  If linix does not support your card.
[19:03] <bc> robinpahwa124: are you using nvidia's drivers?
[19:03] <chuck_> joesmith, ndiswrapper
[19:03] <mzz> joesmith: are you sure you actually need that driver? What card is it exactly ("lspci -v" may tell)?
[19:03] <deany> albacker2, download unetbootin and go from there.
[19:03] <mzz> joesmith: don't resort to ndiswrapper unless you're sure you need it
[19:03] <RichiV> no one knows how todowngrade the kernel
[19:03] <albacker2> deany, unebootin ? i'm downloading the iso
[19:03] <robinpahwa124> bc: I don't think I have installed any thing, apart from normal installation files
[19:03] <yowshi> RichiV:  why would you want to?
[19:03] <joesmith> yeah well i used a differnt one and it did it on its own but i want to use my better wireless card and it is not readin it
[19:04] <joesmith> so i thoguth it might be the driver and it wont intall the driver
[19:04] <RichiV> yowshi: so i can install my graphics driver
[19:04] <albacker2> deany, aha.. i see, thanks
[19:04] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: I'm not sure why you can't just modprobe -r  but I think I've had that hapen before but not often.  find what it links to and remove those first
[19:04] <deany> albacker2,  make your partition on usb stick (i prefer fat32)  . it will even download and make usb bootable..  thats ok then, tell it the iso to use
[19:04] <bc> robinpahwa124: I would try turning off effects, and if it still freezes, try lowering your resolution and see if it freezes go away. I would like to suggest using nvidia's drivers, but that might cause another problem depending on your card
[19:04] <RichiV> yowshi: my driver is not supported as they dropped abunch
[19:04] <yowshi> sacarlson: snd links to it
[19:04] <yowshi> sacarlson: as in the module for all sound on my computer
[19:04] <burningsebra> scannerhelp: installed it but got a error. can you look at it and tell me what i can do? http://pastebin.com/d5b91bfab
[19:05] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi:  maybe modprobe -r that first?
[19:05] <yowshi> RichiV: install the newest version of saiud driver?
[19:05] <javyn> is there an easy way to get docky to rest on top of my screen rather than the bottom?  i can find nothing in the preferences
[19:05] <yowshi> sacarlson: then i have no sound on my computer at all
[19:05] <RichiV> yowshi: saiud
[19:05] <asd> hi, do 8.10 and 9.04 have similar X:s?
[19:05] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: I thought you already had no sound
[19:05] <RichiV> yowshi: what is that?
[19:05] <mzz> asd: 9.04 has 1.6, I forgot what 8.10 has
[19:05] <yowshi> sacarlson: no i have sound but the problem is the usb sound modules. they jam up alsactl on reboot they wont quit
[19:05] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: modprobe -r is only a temp change it will reload at boot
[19:05] <mzz> asd: so I guess it depends on your value of "similar" :)
[19:06] <bc> robinpahwa124: it might be good to try using nvidia's drivers (system \ administration \ hardware drivers) BUT if it fails to get you back into X, then I won't be much help on that topic. Someone else here better at debugging nvidia problems would be more helpful.
[19:06] <deany> 1.5?
[19:06] <Mejborg> Hi! Problem: my touchpad does not work on my Acer laptop after upgrading to ubuntu 9.04. "Touchpad" is enabled in preferences. Cant find a solution on google. Can any one help me? Thanks in advance!
[19:06] <yowshi> RichiV: who makes your video card? what kind of card is it?
[19:06] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: sound like you need to  blacklist them
[19:06] <RichiV> yowshi: ati its an ATi Mobility Radeon X600
[19:06] <yowshi> sacarlson: edont know how to do that either
[19:07] <yowshi> RichiV: alright ask around here how to upgrade your video drivers. i am not an expert so i am not the one to ask
[19:07] <robinpahwa124> bc: I am going to restart my system after stopping my Nvidea driver
[19:07] <RichiV> does anyone know how to upgrade my graphics driver?
[19:07] <yowshi> RichiV: you will probably wind up downloading them from ati's site and installing them manually
[19:08] <mzz> urgh, don't do that
[19:08] <asd> mzz: in my case can I backup 9.04 my X11 folder and replace that with live cd;s 8.10 X11 file and hope it works by any change?
[19:08] <mzz> installing from ati.com by hand is not your friend
[19:08] <RichiV> yowshi: ive doen that about 5 times... the graphics crash upon startup
[19:08] <fbc-mx> How do you you disable IPv6?
[19:08] <mzz> asd: I recommend against that
[19:08] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: what's the name of the usb driver that you think is the cause of your problem?  do you know?
[19:08] <yowshi> sacarlson: yes i can list them
[19:08] <mzz> fbc-mx: disable it where? firefox has a hidden pref for it, not sure how to do it more globally
[19:08] <Brack10> I'm trying to figure out if my kernel is compiled with something and /proc/config.gz is not present.  Apparently it's not there by default with Ubuntu...how can I fix?
[19:08] <mzz> fbc-mx: (although there might be a switch in /etc/sysctl.conf)
[19:08] <Brack10> do I need kernel sources?
[19:08] <icedwater> If I want to write a script to switch between WEP and non WEP connection to the same ESSID, what can I do to detect a change?
[19:09] <robinpahwa124> bc: after putting it off and before restarting
[19:09] <mzz> Brack10: if this is still hfsplus: there really is no specific option for readwrite support
[19:09] <fbc-mx> How do you disable IPv6 globally?(that works) *correction*
[19:09] <mzz> Brack10: if the kernel can mount it (without using fuse) support is enabled
[19:09] <robinpahwa124> bc: I feel that freezing is stopped
[19:09] <Cam42> Help?
[19:09] <Brack10> mzz: I figured that out, I had to chmod the mount po int
[19:09] <Cam42> I installed the Ubuntu Studio Packages, but none of the programs that come with ubuntu studio are there
[19:09] <fbc-mx> mzz, tired every ipv6 related switch,, and nothign worked..
[19:09] <RichiV> yowshi: ppl have told me to install an older kernel that has support for my driver
[19:09] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: paste.ubuntu.com a copy of ldmod
[19:09] <yowshi> sacarlson:  snd_usb_audio this is the big one the one that uses the other two which seem to be jamming alsactl on reboot
[19:09] <Brack10> mzz: I need CONFIG_MAC_PARTITION = y
[19:09] <fbc-mx> mzz, I think it's an undiscovered bug, because even the kernel options does not disable it.
[19:10] <eegore> damn, jaunty boots in 15 seconds or less on this lappy]
[19:10] <bc> robinpahwa124: if nvidia is the problem, then asking someone here what adjustments to make in nvidia control panel might stop the freezing if you can find out which option is doing it.
[19:10] <eegore> add another 15 seconds for my apps to load when I log in, I love my toys
[19:10] <asd> mzz: you want to help me fix my broken X?
[19:10] <Cam42> Anyone know where to get the programs that come with ubuntu studio?
[19:10] <ienorand> fbc-mx: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-disable-ipv6-in-ubuntu.html do do the google ;)
[19:10] <user__> fbc-mx: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WebBrowsingSlowIPv6IPv4
[19:10] <Brack10> eegore: Jaunty ftw
[19:10] <yowshi> sacarlson: you mean lsmod
[19:10] <mzz> asd: I was actually sort of hoping to drop off irc for a bit in the near future, but if you pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log I'll have a quick look
[19:10] <eegore> Brack10: running kde
[19:10] <mzz> diwas: urgh, still nothing failing in there
[19:10] <sacarlson> yowshi: ok just add that to a line on /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist  ﻿
[19:10] <Brack10> eegore: oh kde ftl
[19:10] <bonhoffer> anyone know how to use find to find all jpg and bmp files? something like find . -iname "*.jpg|*.bmp"
[19:10] <enterneo> i just tried Firefox 3.4b4, and the font-rendering doesn't seem to work properly, I think it is not using the subpixel rendering scheme anymore (I am on 8.10), has anyone else experienced that too?
[19:11] <Brack10> :P
[19:11] <tr_> Does anyone know how to turn off mouseclicks on touchpad? (Gateway 4540 Laptop)
[19:11] <mzz> Brack10: are you sure about that? if you can mount the partition at all...
[19:11] <eegore> beats the hell out of anything that comes out of Redmond
[19:11] <robinpahwa124> bc: nooo, it freezed again , ufff
[19:11] <asd> mzz: http://pastebin.com/m35ecee9c
[19:11] <zeina> #zagaia
[19:12] <Brack10> mzz: The problem is no longer interacting with an HFS+ partition, that works fine.  I need to create an hfsplus partition that is bootable by a real Mac, and apparently I need CONFIG_MAC_PARTITION = y to do that
[19:12] <mzz> enterneo: I have heard others complain about it changing (and possibly no longer respecting the configuration in gnome's font preferences). Adding a ~/.fonts.conf might help.
[19:12] <diwas> mzz: :S now i am worried. this time i did exactly what u said. i am totally bewildered. INtrepid had it. and i installed Jaunty clean install. i thought the problem won't repeat but its there. is it due to network problem? coz there is one thing. i will send u a screenshot
[19:12] <mzz> Brack10: ah, that makes sense
[19:12] <fbc-mx> ienorand,  I did.. none of that works
[19:12] <Leszczoman> tr_: you can go to touchpad's options, but I wonder if it's possible
[19:12] <Brack10> mzz: Getting closer :)
[19:12] <fbc-mx> user__,  I wan tto disabled it globally.
[19:12] <mzz> diwas: I suspect there's something going wrong networking-wise but I can't tell what from the output so far
[19:12] <sacarlson> ﻿ yowshi:  you need to add a line:   blacklist ﻿snd_usb_audio
[19:12] <eegore> just plugged a the apps for K3B
[19:13] <tr_> Leszczoman: I have no idea... but will look for touchpad options.
[19:13] <diwas> mzz: this happened in intrepid too, the VPN thing i mean. but cannot solve problem whatsoever
[19:13] <mzz> asd: actual problem is?
[19:13] <asd> mzz: you didn't find any errors there? no-one other did
[19:13] <Leszczoman> tr_: You know, my touchpad's didn't work for Windows for a year, I installed Ubuntu and it began to work.
[19:14] <mzz> asd: I want to know what problem you're actually trying to solve before digging into the logfile
[19:14] <asd> mzz: my actual problem is that after updating to 9.04 from 8.10 my log in screen doesn't load after booting.
[19:14] <bc> robinpahwa124: do you get anything returned by this? `lsmod | grep nvidia`
[19:14] <szonek> hi, do you know any dhcp server which saves it's data in database?
[19:14] <mzz> oh, this actually looks vaguely familiar
[19:14] <Leszczoman> asd: You can install a system from the disc. Maybe it'll work?
[19:14] <mzz> asd: "fglrxdrm" is still loading. You're mixing the radeon driver and bits of fglrx. Completely remove flgrx and try again.
[19:14] <asd> mzz: basically I can't do anything after boot. When the boot is done  I can do nothing
[19:15] <asd> how can I remove fglrx? sudo aptitude remove fglrx?
[19:15] <mzz> asd: I'm sorry, I don't know how you installed it. That sounds promising though.
[19:15] <robinpahwa124> bc: I get "nvidia               7825536  24
[19:15] <robinpahwa124> agpgart                34760  1 nvidia
[19:15] <robinpahwa124> i2c_core               24832  2 nvidia,i2c_nforce2
[19:15] <robinpahwa124> "
[19:15] <FloodBot3> robinpahwa124: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:15] <mzz> asd: figure out what package owns /usr/lib/xorg/modules/linux//libfglrxdrm.so and kill that package
[19:16] <malik_> i have installed a usb wireless controller to my ubuntu 9.04 system, how do i detect it coz ubuntu does not do it automatically
[19:16] <fbc-mx> So is the consensus is that no one knows how to do it? Other than recompiling the kernel?
[19:16] <solexious|netbk> Hello, how can I trouble shoot a hard drive from the command line, when I sudo fdisk /dev/sde I get back, Unable to read /dev/sde
[19:16] <Mejborg> Hi! Problem: my touchpad does not work on my Acer laptop after upgrading to ubuntu 9.04. "Touchpad" is enabled in preferences. Cant find a solution on google. Can any one help me? Thanks in advance!
[19:16] <Leszczoman> malik_: install usb wirelesss controler's controls
[19:16] <mzz> diwas: anything suspicious in the output from "route" and "ifconfig"?
[19:17] <malik_> how to do taht
[19:17] <bc> robinpahwa124: if you did disable it, try exiting gnome and log back in. or reboot. (I hope you read what I wrote earlier about not being much help with nvidia! :))
[19:17] <mzz> diwas: (both in /sbin)
[19:17] <Leszczoman> Mejborg: I have acer and after install ubuntu from the disc, it works very well.
[19:17] <malik_> i dont know waht u mean by controls
[19:17] <Leszczoman> touchpad.
[19:17] <sacarlson> ﻿malik_:  iwconfig ?
[19:17] <asd> mzz: iirc I don't really have fglrx
[19:17] <mzz> fbc-mx: depends on your value of "disable". What are you actually trying to fix?
[19:18] <mzz> asd: you do. The file I mentioned earlier exists.
[19:18] <asd> mzz: I remember removing it a big while ago
[19:18] <robinpahwa124> bc: I noticed that there is no freeze after I killed emerald and compiz, do you think they can be a problem ?
[19:18] <asd> so I gotta delete that file? /usr/lib/xorg/modules/linux//libfglrxdrm.so?
[19:18] <Mejborg> Leszczoman: Mine is an 4 years old Acer Travelmate 2400. You think it will work with the disk?
[19:18] <mzz> asd: again, check what package owns that file (I don't remember the command for that) and remove that package.
[19:18] <mzz> asd: if the file is orphaned just kill the file.
[19:19] <Leszczoman> Mejborg: Hmm, I have acer aspire 3690. Well, you can test it.
[19:19] <Brack10> mzz: Any idea how one might go about determining whether his kernel has the proper support?
[19:19] <mzz> diwas: mmm, makes me wonder if you're hitting some ipv6ism too
[19:19] <mzz> diwas: although that really shouldn't be killing deluge, just slowing it down
[19:19] <malik_> it shows 4 intefaces but for all i get " no wireless extension" message
[19:20] <bc> robinpahwa124: highly likely compiz
[19:20] <fbc-mx> mzz, I need to keep my wireless from taking an ipv6 address...it's messing it up after a while... it fails for no good reason... every guide for previous versions of ubuntu tell me I have to disable ipv6 for that card.
[19:20] <sacarlson> ﻿Brack10: support?  for the drivers you need?
[19:20] <Mejborg> Leszczoman: okay, thanks. I'll try then..
[19:20] <malik_> i have lo, eth0, vboxnet0 and pan0 wireless is not listed
[19:20] <mzz> robinpahwa124: that sounds like either compiz or a bad interaction between it and your graphics card drivers then
[19:20] <diwas> mzz: i dont know. how to change it? i haven't done anything. and wats up with this VPN thing? i have just 1 computer, so i dont need it.
[19:20] <Brack10> sacarlson: I need to know if CONFIG_MAC_PARTITION = y
[19:20] <Brack10> or not
[19:20] <mzz> fbc-mx: hrm, not sure then, sorry. No wireless here, which obviously doesn't help.
[19:21] <bc> robinpahwa124: if you find that it is compiz, you can start disabling things one by one in `ccsm` and that might track down the freezing
[19:21] <robinpahwa124> mzz: what can be the solution to it then ?
[19:21] <diwas> mzz: and i have router. when i connect the same router through USB it works without error. but i prefer LAN connection, and with LAN, i have shown you the screenshot
[19:21] <felix_> Good evening! Firefox shows all the pictures in very low quality - how may I change that? I first thought it has something to do with me connection via UMTS, but now I'm on via DSL - and the quality is still the same. Shitty.
[19:21] <mzz> robinpahwa124: I really don't know, would take more debugging than I want to do right now, sorry.
[19:21]  * mzz is trying to unirc but people keep asking questions he thinks he can help with
[19:21] <mzz> felix_: check for an annoying proxy.
[19:22] <sacarlson> ﻿Brack10: oh maybe you can find that file in /boot  or /boot/grub   maybe grep for it?
[19:22] <mzz> felix_: also, try the same thing with a different browser.
[19:22] <mzz> felix_: (proxy is under edit -> preferences -> advanced -> network -> settings, iirc)
[19:22] <scream13> whats up
[19:22] <Brack10> sacarlson: find / -name config.gz returns nothing.  I read some forums that said it's disabled by default in Ubuntu then don't explain how to fix it
[19:22] <mzz> robinpahwa124: searching for others with the same gpu and the same problem would be a start, as would trying to figure out if there's a pattern to when it happens
[19:23] <robinpahwa124> bc: ok, thanks a lot for your help.
[19:23] <felix_> mzz: How to check for an 'annoying' proxy? Firefox is setup to use systemsettings.
[19:23] <amikof> why history doesnt work from bash script?
[19:23] <mzz> Brack10: just use /boot/config-* instead
[19:23] <mzz> felix_: try telling it to not use a proxy
[19:23] <felix_> mzz: And which alternative browser would you recommend?
[19:23] <amikof> why history doesnt work from bash script?
[19:23] <mzz> felix_: anything (nautilus could work)
[19:23] <sacarlson> ﻿Brack10: if it's disabled you will have to compile your own kernel
[19:23] <kitche> Brack10: that option is mainly a kernel configuration option if the kernel does not have that option enabled then you won't find config.gz in /proc Ubuntu uses one in /boot instead I do believe
[19:23] <Brack10> scarlson: that's fine
[19:23] <mzz> felix_: the alternate browser is just a debugging step, to see if it's a firefox setting or something more systemm-wide
[19:24] <Brack10> kitche: I don't have one in /boot either
[19:24] <bc> robinpahwa124: sorry I didn't have a definite answer, but hopefully it'll lead you to a solution
[19:24] <kitche> Brack10: you don't have a file that says config- at all?
[19:24] <eman> hi guys.
[19:24] <mzz> Brack10: CONFIG_MAC_PARTITION=y in config-2.6.28-11-generic
[19:24] <robinpahwa124> mzz: I will start working by disabling things in `ccsm` and if i could not get it right I will do what you said
[19:24] <kitche> Brack10: sicne it won't be config.gz
[19:24] <Brack10> ahh
[19:24] <Brack10> mzz: damnit
[19:24] <Brack10> mzz: thank you
[19:24] <eman> Quick question guys why is my browsing so slow but my download speed is fine :S?
[19:25] <Menace> so its not worth installing ubuntu on a ps3?
[19:25] <yowshi> sacarlson: gah it loaded anyway
[19:25] <felix_> mzz: How to use nautilus for browsing? Simply typing an address does not work. And Firefox is now set up to not use a proxy and it still shows shitty image quality.
[19:25] <jacobo_dos_dos> Menace: yellow dog is the 'official' gnu/linux for ps3
[19:25] <PolitikerALT> eman: Maybe you got high lag? Or try disabling ipv6
[19:25] <mzz> felix_: err, I got the names mixed up
[19:25] <robinpahwa124> bc: what you do ?
[19:26] <mzz> felix_: meant epiphany
[19:26] <PolitikerALT> s/lag/ping/
[19:26] <sacarlson> ﻿ yowshi: even when blacklisted?  just rename it
[19:26] <bc> robinpahwa124: developer (not for ubuntu, thank goodness for all of you :P)
[19:26] <eman> I tried disabling IPV6 in Firefox still the same thing
[19:26] <diwas> mzz: man, ur hell of a busy guy. haha!
[19:26] <eman> about:config ipv6 disabled changed it from false to true
[19:26] <yowshi> sacarlson: rename it where?
[19:27] <mzz> diwas: meh, this doesn't take that much attention, although I get in a silly mood if I do it for too long
[19:27] <robinpahwa124> bc: what you are working on these days ?
[19:27] <bc> robinpahwa124: nothing too exciting
[19:27] <diwas> mzz: i can understand. just reading ur solution is makin me busy! haha
[19:27] <diwas> mzz: *solutions
[19:28] <mzz> diwas: trick is to use an irc client with decent hilighting and /lastlog, which I can use instead of my memory to keep track of parallel conversations
[19:28] <sacarlson> ﻿ yowshi: that will take me some time to search someone know where the kernel modules are?
[19:28] <diwas> mzz: great! do u believe today is my first day on IRC. :D
[19:29] <zack> :o
[19:29] <mzz> diwas: this channel is a *lot* busier than most
[19:29] <eman> _sigh...
[19:29] <robinpahwa124> bc: I am a pre final year student (15 more days then I will be a final year student :) ), I was wondering and searching for a nice project topic for my final year, I want to do something in networking, do you have any idea ?
[19:29] <diwas> mzz: after all its "the Ubuntu".
[19:29] <bc> diwas: I have no idea how mzz works on 6 problems at the same time :D
[19:29] <diwas> bc: yea, exactly. this guy is a computer ;)
[19:29] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: cd /lib/modules/kernel_you_are_running
[19:29] <zack> you can "social network" involving going to the pub, frequently
[19:30] <diwas> mzz: hey which OS is in ur head? :p
[19:30] <mzz> heh
[19:30] <felix_> mzz: epiphany shows the images perfectly.
[19:30] <bc> robinpahwa124: I would suggesting finding something that really interests you. maybe something that would solve a problem for YOU (or a friend) as well?
[19:30] <mzz> bc, diwas: not sure what this'll make you think of me, but this is window #47 in irssi
[19:30] <bc> robinpahwa124: s/suggesting/suggest/
[19:30] <bc> mzz: holy hell
[19:30] <diwas> mzz: hahaahhahahahahhahaha
[19:30] <mzz> felix_: ok, that's weird. Hit view -> zoom -> reset in firefox, just in case.
[19:30] <bc> mzz: I have ONE window in irssi
[19:31] <bc> mzz: err, two windows
[19:31] <mzz> bc, diwas: not all that active in most of them, but still :)
[19:31] <diwas> mzz: chatzilla here 1 window, i dont know wat i am doin though!
[19:32] <mzz> felix_: I really want this to be a proxy, not something in firefox itself. Got anything in there extensions-wise?
[19:32] <solexious|netbk> Hello, how can I trouble shoot a hard drive from the command line, when I sudo fdisk /dev/sde I get back, Unable to read /dev/sde
[19:32] <robinpahwa124> bc: I am thinking to work for a project which can be extended and could be made opensource afterwards
[19:32] <mzz> solexious|netbk: what does dmesg have to say about sde?
[19:32] <solexious|netbk> mzz, errg?
[19:33] <bc> robinpahwa124: always a good choice :)) that's probably the quickest way to make it better.
[19:33] <mzz> solexious|netbk: if in doubt: "dmesg|pastebinit"
[19:33] <yowshi> sacarlson: exactly how do i know which one i am running? i mean i can amke an educated guess it ixzs the highest numbered one but how do i know for sure?
[19:33] <diwas> mzz: i hate to ask, but wat abt my problem?
[19:33] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: uname -a
[19:33] <felix_> mzz: Well the zoom did it. I crawled my extension and found something that puts zoom to 130%. That'll do - it's always the user. Thanks a lot mate.
[19:34] <yowshi> sacarlson: ok so i am running the one i figured i wass. now what
[19:34] <mzz> diwas: perhaps try strace-ing something other than deluge
[19:35] <diwas> mzz: and what do u suspect about VPN thing?
[19:35] <solexious|netbk> mzz, http://pastebin.com/m4163e722
[19:35] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi:  find -name "your_driver*"
[19:35] <mzz> diwas: I wouldn't worry about that, it doesn't seem to be doing anything
[19:35] <Guest47372> quit:
[19:35] <mzz> solexious|netbk: that doesn't look very healthy
[19:35] <yowshi> sacarlson: no output
[19:35] <bc> robinpahwa124: if you aren't deeply in love with gnome, something like openbox might run very fast on your computer by the way
[19:36] <diwas> mzz: yes, but it has little "device not managed" error when i click on the network manager in the top panel :p
[19:36] <mzz> solexious|netbk: does that drive normally work ok? Have you doublechecked for obvious hardware problems (I've had mysterious problems go away simply by unplugging and replugging cables)?
[19:36] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: you sure you spelled your driver correct maybe don't put all the letters in search for part
[19:36] <solexious|netbk> mzz, Its a new drive, was making a mdadm array with it but it failed it, tried the old un and re plug :s
[19:37] <ktwo> hi i mounted a smb share and cyrillic letters are showing up as ??? and i cant even enter the directory any ideas how to fix this?
[19:37] <jimuntu> hello
[19:37] <mzz> solexious|netbk: consider running smartctl -a on it
[19:37] <mzz> solexious|netbk: (from memory, haven't done this in a while)
[19:37] <yowshi> sacarlson: yes i dont even get output for find -name snd
[19:38] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: find -name "snd*"
[19:38] <solexious|netbk> mzz, What does that do? :)
[19:38] <mzz> solexious|netbk: ask the drive to report its own diagnostics
[19:38] <jimuntu> Does anyone know how to get rid of shadows on your icon descriptions in xfice?
[19:38] <Conic> Hey, I want to enable blurring for my Emerald decorated windows. I go into Emerald themer and select "titlebar only" from that thing, I set up the blur plugin, and... Nothing. My titlebar just goes non-transparent.
[19:39] <sacarlson> yowshi:  is this it?   ./ubuntu/sound/alsa-driver/usb/snd-usb-audio.ko
[19:39] <yowshi> sacarlson: that got me some output time to use a grep
[19:39] <Gothfunc> hi.  i'm running openwrt white russian on a linksys router.  i can connect via my laptop to my public ip and port forwarding works fine, but when i use the public facing ip from the LAN itself it doesn't work.  is this some sort of security measure stopping me doing this>?
[19:40] <yowshi> sacarlson: ./kernel/sound/usb/snd-usb-audio.ko this nis it i think
[19:40] <solexious|netbk> mzz, Will do in a sec
[19:40] <Ljorring> malik_: are you still here?
[19:40] <yowshi> sacarlson: no wonder why the blacklist didnt work. lsmod had teh -'s as _'s
[19:40] <robinpahwa124> bc: http://icculus.org/openbox/index.php/Help:GNOME/Openbox
[19:40] <diwas> mzz: my internet's slow, which torrent client should i download?
[19:40] <mzz> diwas: I like rtorrent, but mainly because I run it on a headless server. I haven't looked into gui ones recently.
[19:41] <ktwo> hi i mounted a smb share and cyrillic letters are showing up as ??? and i cant even enter the directory any ideas how to fix this?
[19:41] <fbc-mx> Any fix for disabling ipv6?
[19:41] <bc> robinpahwa124: yes, I used that for about 10 years
[19:41] <diwas> mzz: oh ok. does rtorrent support pausing and resuming torrent download?
[19:41] <sacarlson> .﻿yowshi: well you could try blacklist again or just rename this to  yourdriver.org
[19:41] <mzz> ktwo: are you sure you can't enter the directory? Are you doing this from the commandline? Try using "cd " and then hitting tab repeatedly to get the dirname completed
[19:41] <mzz> diwas: probably
[19:41] <bc> robinpahwa124: blackbox before that, but they are essentially the same
[19:41] <yowshi> sacarlson: whats the command for renaming?
[19:41] <mzz> diwas: the ui is weird but it's actually a fairly decent client
[19:41] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: mv
[19:42] <bc> robinpahwa124: there is also fluxbox which is popular
[19:42] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi: sudo mv
[19:42] <crdlb> diwas: yes, ctrl-D pauses, ctrl-S starts
[19:42] <ktwo> yeah well how should i enter :) cd ???? ????? XD
[19:42] <robinpahwa124> bc: are you sure '10 years' ?
[19:42] <bc> robinpahwa124: blackbox/openbox, but I didn't use fluxbox
[19:42] <ktwo> directories without cyrillic work fine
[19:42] <mzz> diwas: you'll probably want to configure a "session" directory, see its documentation.
[19:43] <mzz> ktwo: just "cd " and then hit tab repeatedly to cycle through dirs
[19:43] <mzz> ktwo: simply typing out the question marks won't necessarily work
[19:43] <yowshi> sac thanks
[19:43] <tuxedup> hello everyone.  I was wondering does evolution or kmail offer any features allowing a user to syncronise contacts, tasks lists and calendards accross multiple computers?  Thank you
[19:43] <Ljorring> I have installed the XMMS2 package from Synaptic Package Manager. How do I access the player?
[19:43] <bc> robinpahwa124: I only recently switched to ubuntu. I've been running debian since the late 90s
[19:43] <mzz> also, jqes seems to be spamming...
[19:44] <ktwo> ls: cannot open directory .: No such file or directory
[19:44] <ktwo> after entering it
[19:44] <malik_> hi Ljorring did that help?
[19:44] <Gothfunc> anyone?  why can't i connect to a machine on my LAN from another machine on my LAN using my internet ip address?
[19:44] <mzz> ktwo: ugh, sorry, not sure then.
[19:44] <malik_> Ljorring: ??
[19:44] <LadyNikon> Gothfunc: same ip range?
[19:44] <robinpahwa124> bc: those days I was hardly 5 years
[19:44] <ktwo> does smb not support utf 8? is this the main issue?
[19:44] <jqes> hey mzz?
[19:44] <mzz> ktwo: I use utf8 throughout and afaict nonascii dirnames work. If you're not using utf-8 on both ends it gets convoluted.
[19:44] <Gothfunc> LadyNikon: yup
[19:44] <ktwo> cause then id better try to find another solution like ssh
[19:44] <offipso> I have two comps, one with full control, one with only local control. I want to run some software on the second computer, but I can't install things globally. How do I install just locally?
[19:44] <malik_> Ljorring: i hv t2 leave  for prayer will be back soon
[19:44] <bc> robinpahwa124: i'm getting old :D
[19:45] <leOn> hello
[19:45] <mzz> jqes: some "SchizophreniC ScRipT" you're running is sending me a really annoying and colorful notice
[19:45] <sacarlson> ﻿Gothfunc:  can you ping them
[19:45] <LadyNikon> hi
[19:45] <Gothfunc> LadyNikon: port forwarding is set up correctly and works, but only if you are using a machine on the WAN
[19:45] <poningru> offipso, what do you mean local control? as in you dont have admin rights?
[19:45] <Gothfunc> sacarlson: i can ping the WAN ip from the LAN yes
[19:45] <Ljorring> malik_: ok
[19:45] <LadyNikon> Gothfunc: really?.. i had problems with connection from WAN to LAN.
[19:45] <offipso> poningru: Right, just some space in /home
[19:45] <leOn> anyone knows of any xen enabled kernel >= 2.6.27 for jaunty ?
[19:45] <sacarlson> ﻿Gothfunc: firewall?
[19:45] <offipso> poningru: and the rights to launch X, etc, as it's a multi-user system
[19:46] <jqes> mzz: This was designed by myself all that an old script.
[19:46] <LadyNikon> Gothfunc: as long as the IP range is the same IE 192.168.1 you should be able to see it.
[19:46] <poningru> you can just download the binary files and put it in your home directory
[19:46] <mzz> jqes: please turn it off
[19:46] <Nox2k3> hey uh, has anyone seen a box just power off as soon as it tries to exec a linux kernel?
[19:46] <sacarlson> ﻿Gothfunc: is the service you are trying to connect to even running?
[19:46] <jqes> ok.
[19:46] <poningru> offipso, you dont have right to run X?
[19:46] <Gothfunc> sacarlson: yes.  linksys, openwrt, white russian
[19:46] <poningru> then you are out of luck
[19:46] <Ljorring> malik_: please write me when you are back
[19:46] <Nox2k3> this thing was working until a week ago and I can't get it to boot the Ubuntu on the disk, an ubuntu install cd, or a gentoo livecd
[19:46] <mzz> jqes: (or at least make it not /notice me without me triggering it in some obvious way)
[19:46] <Nox2k3> windows setup and memtest86 work fine
[19:46] <noob555> Hey all i have come here with lots of hop
[19:46] <poningru> X accesses lots of hardware and kernel stuff
[19:46] <noob555> hope*
[19:47] <poningru> you have to have root access to run X
[19:47] <offipso> poningru: No no, I do have rights to run X. It's a multiuser system, so I can log in and do my own thing, but I can't intall programs with the package manager nad such
[19:47] <bonhoffer> any clue why  find . -iregex ".*\.(jpg|bmp)" isn't working?
[19:47] <noob555> could anyone tell me how to enable auto redial in ubuntu
[19:47] <noob555> am using pppoe
[19:47] <Gothfunc> sacarlson: yes, it works from LAN -> LAN
[19:47] <poningru> ah gotcha
[19:47] <bonhoffer>  find . -iregex ".*\.jpg" works great
[19:47] <jdu> I am sitting at a intrepid box that offers nat through a summit24 switch.  When a box is plugged into the switch, this box (the router) assigns an ip, but, for some reason, the connected clients (i.e. my laptop) is unable to browse any websites.  Any ideas?
[19:47] <poningru> offipso, yeah just download the binary folder and make sure its statically linked and you can just run it from the folder
[19:47] <sacarlson> ﻿Gothfunc:  oh what don't work?
[19:47] <poningru> as long as your home folder is not mounted as nonexec
[19:47] <bonhoffer>  find . -iregex ".*\.(jpg)" doesn't
[19:47] <noob555> using the default networkmanager of ubuntu 8.10
[19:48] <poningru> which I would do if I were the sysadmin
[19:48] <mzz> bonhoffer: try with find -iregex ".*\.\(jpg\|bmp\)"
[19:48] <offipso> poningru: What if I can only download the source code? E.g., OTR for pidgin: http://www.cypherpunks.ca/otr/index.php#downloads
[19:48] <bonhoffer> mzz, why?
[19:48] <Gothfunc> sacarlson: just not from LAN -> WAN -> LAN.  this means if a mobile device is using the WAN address it won't work on the LAN, and when it's using the LAN address i can't use it on the move
[19:48] <mzz> bonhoffer: it works
[19:48] <bonhoffer> works well
[19:49] <mzz> bonhoffer: (I can never remember which tools need which chars backslash-escaped, so I just try until it works or resort to reading documentation)
[19:49] <noob555> could any one help me please
[19:49] <robinpahwa124> bc: from where can I get openbox
[19:49] <Gothfunc> sacarlson: well, nothing at all works.  port forwarding fails if you go LAN -> WAN -> LAN.  i think it might be a security measure on the router, but i'm not sure how to get around it, or whether i even should
[19:49] <poningru> offipso, hmm you can just do ./configure and make and then just run it from there
[19:49] <bc> robinpahwa124: synaptic or apt-get
[19:49] <poningru> wait let me check how to do make install for local
[19:49] <yowshi> sacarlson: woot iot didfnt load. though a couple still loaded they arent using or being used by snd
[19:49] <noob555> wow people just ignore you outright
[19:50] <noob555> and here i thought ubuntu community was helpful
[19:50] <mzz> noob555: I don't use dialup, so no clue
[19:50] <robinpahwa124> bc: let me start the installation then
[19:50] <offipso> poningru: Hmm..I tried that, but this program wants dev libraries for things like GTK. I don't have permission to install those headers on the comp, and compiling all of GTK seems excessive.
[19:50] <mzz> !patience | noob555
[19:50] <nmvictor> Ljorring: dont know if some one already sugested but ALT +F2 then starting to type xmmx should do
[19:50] <coz_> noob555,  I didnt see the issue can you repeat it?
[19:50] <bc> noob555: I would use a bash script running from cron, but im not too familiar with pppoe. I used something similar a long time ago with ppp
[19:50] <offipso> poningru: Can I compile it on a similar system and tell it to statically link everything, then copy it over?
[19:50] <sacarlson> ﻿Gothfunc: oh ya wan ok I think you can login to the adsl and setup a route to a static address of your server
[19:50] <poningru> offipso, yes
[19:50] <nmvictor> Ljorring:**xmms
[19:50] <jrib> noob555: if no one knows the answer to your question, no one will answer you
[19:50] <poningru> absolutely
[19:50] <mzz> noob555: re-asking your actual question (preferably on one line) is more helpful than getting all mad at the people you expect to help you
[19:50] <noob555> well i want my connection to reconnect automatically when the line drops
[19:50] <offipso> poningru: How do I statically link all the libraries?
[19:51] <deadman> hi ive changed my sudoers file to load firestarter without root privileges but still its prompting a passwd why is this?
[19:51] <noob555> sorry people don't wanted to offend any one
[19:51] <sacarlson> ﻿yowshi:  bummer
[19:51] <deadman> ve added the username ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/firestarter to sudoers
[19:51] <Kipas_Angin> noob555,please use google
[19:51] <Gothfunc> sacarlson: aha, so ruoting is what i need to be looking at?
[19:51] <deadman> please help
[19:51] <noob555> did for the last 2 hrs and thats why am here for help
[19:51] <Ljorring> nmvictor: ALT+F2 then it brings me to a console..
[19:52] <yowshi> sacarlson: not entirely i dont think those two mmatter
[19:52] <noob555> i dont use any router or modem to connect
[19:52] <AnRkey> how do i create an lpr queue with cups like i did for lprng in my /etc/printcap file?
[19:52] <noob555> the best that i got that reflected my problem remotely was this http://www.pclinuxos.com/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=26&topic=23730.0
[19:52] <noob555> but the guy uses a router
[19:52] <noob555> so no luvk
[19:52] <sacarlson> ﻿Gothfunc: I think so.  that's what I have to do to my adsl otherwise I can make links out but no one can connect to me on the local net
[19:53] <noob555> luck*
[19:53] <jauntyjack> i cant enable awant window manger in ubuntu 9.04
[19:53] <poningru> offipso, its a ./configure --prefix=/folder/location/folder/name
[19:53] <poningru> I think
[19:53] <Kipas_Angin> noob555,what is your problem actually?
[19:53] <noob555> my connection is what you say cable direct ethernet interface
[19:54] <coz_> noob555,  well I am not able to answer that question with any authority at all  but if you hang out and ask again at a different time you may get an answer or  go to #linux channel   they may be able to help also
[19:54] <noob555> well my isp drops the connection every 3 hrs
[19:54] <deadman> ive added the username ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/firestarter to sudoers file, but still it prompts me to enter root pass
[19:54] <offipso> poningru: Ah, I see. But if I just copy that folder ot the comp without the libraries, it won't run?
[19:54] <Gothfunc> thanks sacarlson
[19:54] <deadman> please help
[19:54] <sacarlson> ﻿Gothfunc: it worked?
[19:54] <poningru> offipso, still looking that up let me see
[19:54] <offipso> poningru: Ah, k, thanks
[19:54] <Larrxi> my screen is black and the cursor is visible in the middle only when i log in
[19:54] <Gothfunc> sacarlson: i'm afraid my time is up, getting dragged to the pub ;)
[19:55] <noob555> and i wanted to make it redial without any user permission
[19:55] <jauntyjack> i cant enable awant window manger in ubuntu 9.04
[19:55] <Gothfunc> sacarlson: but i have a feeling you've given me all i need with a bit of googling
[19:55] <jauntyjack> why ths
[19:55] <sacarlson> ﻿Gothfunc: that's my plan too.  chat ya all later
[19:55] <jauntyjack> can anbdy help me out?
[19:55] <Gothfunc> sacarlson: enjoy, thanks :)
[19:55] <jauntyjack> i cant enable awant window manger in ubuntu 9.04!!
[19:55] <Dr_Willis> jauntyjack:  i think you have to be running compiz for that to work. (i hate avant window manager)
[19:56] <Dr_Willis> !awn
[19:56] <jdu> any hints on enabling dns forwarding from an intrepid router?
[19:56] <Kipas_Angin> noob555,dial?
[19:56] <jauntyjack> ya i hav compiz Dr_Willis
[19:56] <noob555> yes through pppoe interfacew
[19:56] <noob555> interface*
[19:56] <Dr_Willis> jauntyjack:  run it from a terminal, look for error messages.. pastebin messages.. trouble shooting fundamentals. :)
[19:57] <jauntyjack> ok
[19:57] <jauntyjack> tnks
[19:57] <deadman> ive added the username ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/firestarter to sudoers file, but still it prompts me to enter root pass, please help me...
[19:57] <Kipas_Angin> nooble,which distro are you using now?
[19:57] <poningru> offipso, still looking
[19:57] <offipso> kk
[19:57] <jdu> at the moment the only way to access a website is by typing the ip address.
[19:57] <bc> noob555: does this help? -> http://forums.fedoraforum.org/archive/index.php/t-169532.html
[19:59] <jauntyjack> Dr_Willis: i am getting ths Blacklisted PCIID '8086:2a02' found
[19:59] <jauntyjack> aborting and using fallback: /usr/bin/metacity
[19:59] <jauntyjack> Window manager warning: Invalid WM_TRANSIENT_FOR window 0x3e00027 specified for 0x3e0002f (Starting a).
[19:59] <noob555> oh thanks,can you please assist me to how to use or compile the script
[19:59] <Kipas_Angin> noob555,try that bc gives u
[19:59] <w41pe> Hi
[19:59] <w41pe> My name is wandeson
[19:59] <bc> noob555: i dont know much about pppoe at all. i do know that you dont have to compile that script however.
[19:59] <jauntyjack> Dr_Willis: iam getting ths errr -------Blacklisted PCIID '8086:2a02' found
[19:59] <jauntyjack> aborting and using fallback: /usr/bin/metacity
[19:59] <jauntyjack> Window manager warning: Invalid WM_TRANSIENT_FOR window 0x3e00027 specified for 0x3e0002f (Starting a).
[19:59] <Dr_Willis> jauntyjack:  sounds like compiz dont like your video card.  You could try installing fusion-icon and enabling compiz tht way.. see if you can turn on the various special effects..
[19:59] <w41pe> I need help. Please
[20:00] <zamarax> q: I'm trying to get compiz running, when I use the script compiz-check if finds that gnomes composting manager is in use, and asks me if I want to disabled it, I choose yes and then compiz seems to work, however on every reboot it goes back to the same thing, is there a way to make this change permanent?
[20:00] <noob555> thank you bc,so how should i be using the script
[20:00] <bc> noob555: you will also likely have to modify some of those variables (things that have = in them)
[20:00] <noob555> ohh
[20:00] <jauntyjack> Dr_Willis: but some  one told tht if i do command terminal thn it will be ok
[20:00] <bc> noob555: what command do you use to connect?
[20:00] <Larrxi> my screen is black when i log in. cursor is in middle and movable but i can do nothing
[20:01] <yowshi> woot i can capture video with vlcx
[20:01] <noob555> i use the default network manager that comes with ubuntu
[20:01] <yowshi> not great video and no sound
[20:01] <poningru> offipso, yeah its as I thought
[20:01] <Dr_Willis> jauntyjack:  no idea. I rarely mess with compiz. Avant-window-navigator works here on my Nvidida 8800gtsXXX
[20:01] <poningru> offipso, do a ./configure --help
[20:01] <poningru> see if it has static options
[20:01] <robinpahwa123> bc: I have downloaded blackbox and am running it currently, right now I do not see any surprising change :(
[20:02] <poningru> I am under the impression the source for otr doesnt have it
[20:02] <jauntyjack> Dr_Willis:  ok tnks
[20:02] <poningru> err as in the configure for otr
[20:02] <Kipas_Angin> noob555,you may also try wicd
[20:02] <zamarax>  any idea's?
[20:02] <Dr_Willis> jauntyjack:  and now i rember why i never used AWN. :) i hate tht app.. its just awkward
[20:02] <jdu> zamarax: might go into system => admin => session    and select Window Manager  and change the command to gnome-wm --default-wm compiz
[20:03] <bc> robinpahwa123: blackbox is freezing?
[20:03] <walrus_> Hey, I have a lot of propblem with video playback in ubuntu 9.04, with ATI Catalyst offcicial packah installed... gnome movie player often freeze the system when going full screen and need a reboot, dragon player freezes sometimes and use too much CPU so the video is laggy, and VLC is very laggy also but it's weird because it's xorg eating all the CPU it seems... switching to X11 video output is better but wtill not enough... anyone has any idea what is b
[20:03] <jdu> zamarax: or you could export WINDOW_MANAGER to be compiz
[20:03] <zamarax> jdu: session isn't available
[20:03] <deadman> ive added the line 'username ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/firestarter' to sudoers file, but still it prompts me to enter root pass, please help me...
[20:03] <jdu> zamarax: sessions then?
[20:03] <jauntyjack> Dr_Willis: i got it
[20:04] <offipso> poningru: Well, this software has a "semistatic" option, which will link only three libraries statically. The big ones though, like GTK, it doesn't mention
[20:04] <zamarax> no, startup manager is
[20:04] <jauntyjack> Dr_Willis:  seee     http://linux.dell.com/wiki/index.php/Ubuntu_7.10/Issues/Compiz_Fusion_965GM_Incompatibility
[20:04] <jdu> sorry
[20:04] <zamarax> it's ubuntu 9.04
[20:04] <Dr_Willis> jauntyjack:  video card blacklisted eh?
[20:04] <jdu> ok, still running 8.10
[20:04] <ub_> Im trying to copy a 4.4 gb file over to an external harddrive, but after loading 4 gb, i get a box telling me the file is to large?
[20:04] <w41pe> Hi.Help me. I wanted to know if have a software for voice recognition, for write what i speak. Thanks.
[20:04] <jauntyjack> Dr_Willis:  yup
[20:04] <Dr_Willis> ub_:  is the external drive ntfs or vfat filesystem?
[20:04] <WinZ> deadman, is "username" is your user name in this line?
[20:05] <yowshi> grrr how do i get vlc to record sound?
[20:05] <jdu> zamarax: if you need you can put the export command in .gnomerc
[20:05] <bc> noob555: Open gnome-ppp (Applications>Internet), Setup>Options>Auto-reconnect.
[20:05] <deadman> no i wrote my username instead of that, WinZ
[20:05] <zamarax> hrmm, let me look at that
[20:05] <anodesni> w41pe, that's still experimental on linux, no good software for that (not right now)
[20:05] <msikma> Hi there! Using 8.10. My /etc/X11/xorg.conf is empty, where can I find the right file?
[20:05] <solexious|netbk> mzz, doing a smartctl -a /dev/sde gives: http://pastebin.com/m1ea2d84e
[20:05] <Dr_Willis> msikma:  xorg.confis now very minimal. :) it can even be empty.
[20:05] <msikma> Dr_Willis: ah, I see, but then how will I fix my display problem?
[20:06] <ub_> Dr_willis: msdos
[20:06] <Dr_Willis> msikma:  you can remake/tweak the file and add parts if you want.
[20:06] <msikma> In the previous version, I could fix it by hcanging the video driver, but I don't know the syntax by myself
[20:06] <robinpahwa123> bc: nope :) - now I also want to change its theme, how should I do it ?
[20:06] <voice5sur5> hi all
[20:06] <Dr_Willis> ub_:  windows filesystems have a 4gb filesize limition i belive.. except for NTFS.
[20:06] <voice5sur5> i need some help on jaunty
[20:06] <voice5sur5> i have streaming issues
[20:06] <rohtie> me 2
[20:06] <voice5sur5> when I maximize (or get into full-screen mode), the online video streaming (sites such as Youtube) struggles
[20:06] <msikma> Dr_Willis is correct on the filesize issue
[20:06] <ub_> Dr_willis: what can i do?
[20:06] <Dr_Willis> ub_:  use a differnt filesystem.
[20:06] <deadman> ive added the line 'my_username ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/firestarter' to sudoers file, but still it prompts me to enter root pass, please help me...
[20:06] <voice5sur5> but in normal mode it plays normally
[20:07] <tr_> How can I get KDE to quit trying to set screen resolution?
[20:07] <Kipas_Angin> video streaming struggles?
[20:07] <bc> robinpahwa123: check this out http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=125084
[20:07] <msikma> There is no fix, sorry! Fat32 is very limited
[20:07] <ub_> how?
[20:07] <Dr_Willis> wasent tehre some  patched vfat that got over that?
[20:07] <Sp|kE> voice5sur5: it might be your graphic drivers
[20:07] <voice5sur5> Kipas_Angin, yes
[20:07] <rohtie> How do i defualt my display settings with jaunty live cd?
[20:07] <ub_> Dr_willis: how?
[20:07] <WinZ> deadman, try %username ALL= NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/firestarter
[20:07] <voice5sur5> Sp|kE, only in fullscreen mode
[20:07] <msikma> Is there someplace where I can get an "old" xorg.conf so I can look at the syntax and keep the part that I need?
[20:07] <poningru> offipso, hmm getting help from another channel you can change the linkflags in make file
[20:07] <msikma> Or can I generate one?
[20:07] <poningru> I had forgotten about that
[20:07] <WinZ> deadman, and make sure you edit sudoers with visudo
[20:07] <yowshi> anyone know how to get vlc to record audio off a normal mic?
[20:07] <Dr_Willis> ub_:  repartition/reformat the drive I guess... if you want.  use ntfs, or ext3  would be a good idea.
[20:07] <voice5sur5> Sp|kE, before jaunty its was playing noramllhy
[20:07] <deadman> WinZ, am editing with Visudo only
[20:07] <voice5sur5> but now it struggles
[20:07] <WinZ> cool
[20:08] <msikma> Oh, now I remember, I think I had to set the bpp to 16 instead of 32
[20:08] <rohtie> How do i default my display settings with jaunty live cd?
[20:08] <bc> robinpahwa123: also try openbox, you might like it better. openbox was always a little nicer looking to me
[20:08] <msikma> Dr_Willis: do you know what line I would need to add to xorg.conf to do that?
[20:08] <offipso> poningru: ah, hm. What's the variable called, and how do I change it? (And what do I change it to, and where?)
[20:08] <voice5sur5> anyone have this problem with jaunty ?
[20:08] <Sp|kE> voice5sur5: try to update flashplayer version look to tutorials about flash in ubuntu and firefox
[20:08] <Dr_Willis> msikma:  not a clue.  i use my nvidia-settings tool or the xrandr tools to set my res
[20:08] <msikma> hmmm
[20:08] <deadman> WinZ, I added %username but still the same thing
[20:08] <deadman> :(
[20:08] <Dr_Willis> msikma:  im not even sure what you are trying to do exactly
[20:08] <voice5sur5> Sp|kE,  i ll try now :/
[20:09] <SpaceCow56> Anyone: I have two monitors that were hooked up in the gnome desktop as "one on top of the other." However, in KDE, when i go into Display - System Settings, it will not allow me to move the screens in any manner except one on top of the other. Any help appreciated.
[20:09] <Dr_Willis> msikma:  but i imagine the forums got some HUGE amounts of traffic on tweaking the xorg.conf :)
[20:09] <msikma> Dr_Willis: my display's mem limit (I think) is being incorrectly determined, back in 8.04 I could fix by setting it to 16 bpp manually
[20:09] <c0ntract0r> I have a via82xx sound card onboard.  I have disabled it, and stuck an old soundblaster card in, rebooted.    lspci -v doesn't show me the sound card, I do not know how to configure it.  What should I do first?
[20:09] <msikma> I guess I'll dig around
[20:09] <Dr_Willis> msikma:  if you had a old 8.04 xorg.conf - ya could just use that  i think
[20:09] <rohtie> can someone help me please?
[20:09] <Dr_Willis> msikma:  i always keep archives of my old xorg.confs :)
[20:10] <msikma> Don't have a thing of my previous system, decided to wipe it clean
[20:10] <msikma> 9.04 unfortunately causes a panic even in failsafe mode for this compuetr so I'm on 8.10 now
[20:10] <Sp|kE> voice5sur5: i have the same issue in my old laptop but not in my Q6600 machine ^^
[20:10] <Dr_Willis> msikma:  use a 8.04 live cd. see what xorg.confit uses/makes :)
[20:10] <msikma> hmm
[20:10] <msikma> could do that
[20:10] <voice5sur5> Sp|kE, its a core 2 duo not that old :(
[20:10] <msikma> I'll google first
[20:11] <rohtie> how do i default my display settings?
[20:11] <WinZ> deadman, http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=315745&postcount=2
[20:11] <msikma> Kind of annoying the xorg.conf file is empty now, though. Seems to me like that's just hiding the way to change settings.
[20:11] <msikma> It's not simplifying anyone's life
[20:12] <jrib> msikma: what exactly do you want to change?
[20:12] <solexious|netbk> Help, im having a problem with a new drive, doing a smartctl -a /dev/sde gives: http://pastebin.com/m1ea2d84e, any ideas?
[20:12] <Sp|kE> voice5sur5: it should not strugle with a Core 2 Duo
[20:12] <Dr_Willis> msikma:  its simpilified mine greately.
[20:12] <rohtie> >_>
[20:12] <noks> guys how can i find out the path which linux checks for command and programms
[20:12] <Sp|kE> voice5sur5: what graphic card do you have ?
[20:12] <voice5sur5> Sp|kE, its not caused by hardware weakness
[20:12] <SpaceCow56> SpaceCow56: Anyone: I have two monitors that were hooked up in the gnome desktop as "one on top of the other." However, in KDE, when i go into Display - System Settings, it will not allow me to move the screens in any manner except one on top of the other. Any help appreciated.
[20:12] <jrib> solexious|netbk: umm, did you try doing what it says?
[20:12] <Dr_Willis> noks:  echo $PATH
[20:12] <msikma> jrib: after a clean install my display doesn't work right, I used to manually fix by tweaking the xorg.conf by setting bpp to 16 instead of 32 (I think that's what it was)
[20:12] <voice5sur5> Sp|kE, intel :(
[20:12] <neoteny> did i screw something up or is my dvd burner suppose to mount in .gvfs with jaunty instead of /media ?
[20:13] <anodesni> noks,  echo $PATH
[20:13] <solexious|netbk> jrib, not sure what that does...
[20:13] <jrib> msikma: you still do that in xorg.conf
[20:13] <noks> ill try
[20:13] <noks> ^^
[20:13] <SpaceCow56> errr.
[20:13] <voice5sur5> Sp|kE, but in intrepid it used to work correctly
[20:13] <SpaceCow56> my question is wrong, one se
[20:13] <jrib> solexious|netbk: the error message tells you
[20:13] <msikma> jrib: it's more difficult this way because I'm not very well versed in xorg.conf
[20:13] <rohtie> Does someone know how to default display settings in jaunty?
[20:13] <deadman> WinZ, thanks a lot:)
[20:13] <msikma> Changing a setting is way different from writing a config file from scratch
[20:13] <SpaceCow56> SpaceCow56: Anyone: I have two monitors that were hooked up in the gnome desktop as "one on top of the other." However, in KDE, when i go into Display - System Settings, it will not allow me to move the screens in any manner. Any help appreciated.
[20:13] <Coryc> Hey Nitrox
[20:13] <Coryc> nvm
[20:13] <Coryc> lol
[20:13] <jrib> !xconfig | rohtier
[20:13] <msikma> jrib: is there a way I can generate a full xorg.conf file from my current configuration?
[20:14] <WinZ> deadman, you're welcome :)
[20:14] <jrib> msikma: what you just asked doesn't make sense
[20:14] <Dr_Willis> Im not sure if those commands work any mor for the new xorg versions.
[20:14] <rohtie> I don't have access to it
[20:14] <jrib> Dr_Willis: they should give you pretty blank xorg.conf
[20:14] <bc> c0ntract0r: I'm pretty sure your card uses emu10k1 module, but other than that I'm not sure on your problem. maybe that'll give you hints at a solution.
[20:14] <rohtie> I can't log in because i did something to my display settings
[20:14] <Dr_Willis> jrib:  he says his is totally blank. :)
[20:14] <noks> thanks, does this command works for windows too?
[20:14] <Sp|kE> voice5sur5: are you using 64 or 32 bits edtion ?
[20:14] <bc> c0ntract0r: maybe try to load that module
[20:14] <Dr_Willis> jrib:  i think mine is like 7 lines. Heh.
[20:15] <solexious|netbk> jrib, done, to this effect http://pastebin.com/m4cd52230
[20:15] <SpaceCow56> Anyone: I have two monitors that were hooked up in the gnome desktop as "one on top of the other." However, in KDE, when i go into Display - System Settings, it will not allow me to move the screens in any manner. Any help appreciated.
[20:15] <voice5sur5> Sp|kE, 32
[20:15] <perscitus> How do i mount a image created by ddrescue?
[20:15] <c0ntract0r> bc, thanks, all/any help appreciated, I will search that module, much appreciation bc. :)
[20:15] <bc> c0ntract0r: ... but if it's not showing up in lspci, that might be a problem.
[20:15] <jrib> Dr_Willis: rohtie ?
[20:15] <msikma> jrib: mine is totally blank, on 8.10, and making a whole new file is more difficult than just editing one minor setting :/
[20:15] <voice5sur5> Sp|kE, i upgraded intrepid to jaunty
[20:15] <rohtie> eh
[20:15] <diwas> mzz: i have decided that i wud be using rtorrent from now on. it works and i have configured it according to my need.
[20:15] <msikma> jrib: so I figured maybe there's a way to get xorg to populate a xorg.conf file with its current settings, so I can look things up and edit minor settings
[20:15] <jrib> msikma: so use your old one
[20:15] <msikma> don't have it anymore, it's gone.
[20:15] <jrib> !fixres | msikma
[20:16] <jrib> msikma: take 2 minutes to read that page then
[20:16] <Sp|kE> voice5sur5: i'm not sure but i think it's that it upgraded the flashplugin vesion to \
[20:16] <rohtie> I changed my displa settings for use with two monitors... But then after i rebooted, i couldn't log in because the screen went black after the boot-bar finished
[20:16] <Sp|kE> voice5sur5: the last one that makes it slow
[20:16] <jrib> solexious|netbk: so you are set now?
[20:16] <voice5sur5> Sp|kE, i don't see what do you mean
[20:16] <c0ntract0r> bc that's what I didn't understand, I tracked down to the point that I concurred that via82xx=not gonna work, but then I found this old sb card, and figured it would be pnp...but then lspci didn't show it, so I thought.... hrmm.....
[20:16] <voice5sur5> how can i downgrade?
[20:17] <jrib> voice5sur5: downgrade what and why?
[20:17] <TonyTheTiger> hi im trying to connect my monitor to my laptop to have 2 screens to work with, how can i do this?
[20:17] <daskreech> Is there a keybooard shortcut to add or subtract workspaces ?
[20:17] <rohtie> display settings
[20:17] <bc> c0ntract0r: yeah, that's weird. sound blaster usually has solid support
[20:17] <perscitus> How do i mount a image created by ddrescue?
[20:17] <rohtie> I screewed up....
[20:17] <voice5sur5> jrib, downgrade flashplayer because its struggles in fullsecreen mode
[20:17] <bc> c0ntract0r: anything in dmesg about it?
[20:17] <Sp|kE> voice5sur5: you don't have to downgrade
[20:17] <jrib> rohtie: yes, did you see the command ubottu gave you?
[20:17] <msikma> jrib: :/ in the previous version I didn't _have_ to read a page to learn how to manually rewrite my xorg.conf file from scratch. I really, really, really don't see how this makes life easier for anyone.
[20:17] <daskreech> Is there a keyboard shortcut to add or subtract workspaces ?
[20:17] <c0ntract0r> bc, im sorry im not that advanced, can u explain?
[20:18] <rohtie> Which file contains display settings?
[20:18] <jrib> msikma: that's something you have to take up with Xorg developers (ease of use), I'm just giving you ways to solve your problem
[20:18] <warai> hi, I have a problem with sound on ubuntu 9.04, when it plays music, many channels are not heard of, what's wrong?
[20:18] <Sp|kE> voice5sur5: try this http://www.tips5.com/how-to-uninstalldowngrade-flash-player-in-ubuntu
[20:18] <polip> I am using linuxdcpp which has executable permission but when i double-click on it it doesnt run. I am using gentoo . suggest me a solution
[20:18] <bc> c0ntract0r: run `dmesg | pager` and look for anything about sound or audio that might indicate 'something not right' :)
[20:18] <jrib> msikma: by the way, unless you deleted your xorg.conf yourself, there should be a backup in /etc/X11/
[20:18] <perscitus> How do i mount a image created by ddrescue?
[20:19] <daskreech> Is there a keyboard shortcut to add or subtract workspaces on the fly ?
[20:19] <msikma> jrib: my xorg _is_ in /etc/X11/ but it's 0 bytes.
[20:19] <msikma> clean install too
[20:19] <msikma> I guess I'll start figuring things out
[20:19] <rohtie> jrib: I can't access my ubuntu... My login screen is all black
[20:19] <msikma> but I was just mentioning how I really don't understand this
[20:19] <jrib> rohtie: yes, did you see the command ubottu gave you?
[20:19] <polip> someone tell me
[20:19] <polip> I am using linuxdcpp which has executable permission but when i double-click on it it doesnt run. I am using gentoo . suggest me a solution
[20:19] <Tekumel> Under 9.04, how does one change the port from the default 5900 for Remote Desktop? The option was removed from the GUI panel between 8.10 and 9.04 :(
[20:19] <user__> polip: #gentoo
[20:19] <jrib> rohtie: you see a grub menu right?
[20:19] <rohtie> yes
[20:19] <msikma> I must be missing something, I'm not an expert on these things, but I genuinely don't understand how this would make things easier for anyone but experts
[20:19] <solexious|netbk> jrib, think so, will try the self tests
[20:19] <rohtie> ah i see
[20:20] <polip> Ok
[20:20] <jrib> rohtie: use recovery mode
[20:20] <msikma> I'll stop complaining now
[20:20] <rohtie> but for some reason i can't access my recovery mode
[20:20] <agoole> I had mysql installed before the 9.04 upgrade, and now I can't figure out whats wrong with it,
[20:20] <walrus_> Anyone has any idea why VLC is making Xorg eating so much CPU? What Video output is the best to chose in VLC?
[20:20] <TonyTheTiger> does ubuntu not support 2 outputs, my laptop screen and monitor at the same time? i wish to have 2 workspaces.
[20:20] <rohtie> ....
[20:20] <rohtie> ok thanks
[20:20] <rohtie> Can i have that command again?=
[20:20] <poningru> TonyTheTiger, yes it does
[20:20] <perscitus> How do i mount a image created by ddrescue?
[20:20] <mouseboyx> Is it even possible to get Open sound system working, i have no /dev/dsp?!
[20:20] <jrib> msikma: the intent is that Xorg does the right thing so that you don't need to touch it at all.   And if you need to change something, then the syntax is as before
[20:20] <TonyTheTiger> poningru, How can i set this up?
[20:21] <jrib> !xconfig > rohtie
[20:21] <agoole> is there a way to show all the users from a mysql database ?
[20:21] <mouseboyx> in 9.04 there is no /dev/dsp?
[20:21] <perscitus> Anyone mind answering me question --How do i mount a image created by ddrescue?
[20:21] <sebsebseb> agoole: not sure  about what your asking, but  I have heard that VLC is better on Windows than Linux really.   altough  VLC has worked good for me on Ubuntu.   Banshee is great for music and   alright with video as well.
[20:21] <jrib> agoole: try #mysql probably
[20:21] <earworm> hey people, i am trying to fix a eeepc with a notorious "Unmountable boot volume" bsod. i though using ubuntu would be a good idea and i managed to boot it from a flashdrive. can somebody tell me how should i check the harddrive, as in, what would be a equivalent command to chkdsk?
[20:21] <vix1> is the icedtea web browser plugin  decent enough ? i have had a bad experience with plugins before need to know if anyone has tried it
[20:21] <yowshi> bt_audio_service_open: connect() failed: Connection refused (111) what could cause this when i try to run audacity?
[20:21] <sobczyk> hi is there any apt/aptitude application that reuses packages downloaded in an other computer in the network, thus not downloading everything form the internet?
[20:21] <TonyTheTiger> How can i set up my monitor to work with my ubuntu os to have 2 workspaces (desktops)?
[20:21] <agoole> jrib: thanks
[20:21] <rohtie> ok thank you
[20:22] <rohtie> I'll try it
[20:22] <AnRkey> perscitus, wow, that's going to be a ddrescue question me thinks
[20:22] <user__> sobczyk: apt-mirror
[20:22] <sebsebseb> walrus_: I sent to wrong guy
[20:22] <sebsebseb> walrus_: see above I just answered you
[20:23] <bc> perscitus: I'm not entirely sure on dd rescuse, but `man mount` and look for references to /dev/loop device(s). may work, I'm not sure.
[20:23] <walrus_> sebsebseb: ok thanks , I have banshee insalled , will try video playback in it
[20:23] <perscitus> bc,  and it still asks for fs type
[20:23] <sebsebseb> walrus_: try mplayer as well
[20:23] <c0ntract0r> bc, I can't even find a place that MENTIONS the sb card,   I do see a "no pnp devices found"
[20:23] <bc> perscitus: what fs type is the dd image?
[20:23] <sobczyk> user__, I was thinking about p2p solution with no master server, ie. if A computer upgrades it check othem machines in the network for needed packages and the unavailable dowloads from the net
[20:24] <sebsebseb> walrus_: for video
[20:24] <walrus_> sebsebseb: mplayer is freezeing the whole thing when going fullscreen and i need to reboot :(
[20:24] <WistfulGeek> how can I write a fraction in OO like on paper? ( not 1/x )
[20:24] <sebsebseb> walrus_: oh
[20:24] <yowshi> bt_audio_service_open: connect() failed: Connection refused (111) what could cause this when i try to run audacity?
[20:24] <blocky> how do I change my default runlevel
[20:24] <perscitus> bc,  i dunno
[20:24] <anodesni> WistfulGeek, learn LaTeX
[20:24] <WistfulGeek> I only used .txt format.. not I switched to OO
[20:24] <jrib> blocky: why?
[20:24] <dimi3> Hello, does someone have a thinkpad notebook, I noticed something really strange ubuntu 9.04 - the ultrabay *just works*.
[20:24] <bc> perscitus: what is the image of?
[20:24] <WistfulGeek> *now
[20:25] <yowshi> i cant zseem to get any sound recording on anything
[20:25] <sebsebseb> walrus_: well you know about xorg, so  maybe a silly question to be asking, but  do you have your graphics card driver installed?   assuming there is one availalbe
[20:25] <WistfulGeek> ok
[20:25] <perscitus> bc,  ubuntu. i deleted partitions by accident
[20:25] <c0ntract0r> bc, would having "pnp os" disabled in bios cause the problem? (kicks self)
[20:25] <yowshi> though whe n i unmute the analog mix i can hear myse;lf
[20:25] <anodesni> Wiseguy, If you use a lot of math, LaTeX is much faster to write in
[20:25] <perscitus> bc,  it's the entire hdd. so SWAP and ext3
[20:26] <anodesni> Wiseguy, sorry I ment WistfulGeek
[20:26] <ryanprior> Hello there, I can connect to IRC (obviously) but suddenly can't access the web. Pings are not returned, addresses don't resolve. How can I fix it?
[20:26] <bc> c0ntract0r: hmmm.. `apt-cache search emu10k` then google some of those packages and see if any may apply to your card (do you know what model sb card it is?)
[20:26] <blocky> jrib: because my X is completey screwed up to the point of locking the system and when i reboot it tries to start X so i want to change the default to runlevel 3
[20:27] <bc> perscitus: use -t ext3 with mount
[20:27] <jrib> blocky: runlevels 2-5 are identical.  Use recovery mode from the grub menu
[20:27] <walrus_> sebsebseb: banshee is same as vlc and dragon player , Xorg uses 100% CPU :( yes I did install the official catalyst drivers from ATI, I have a Radeon 4850
[20:27] <perscitus> bc,  from e2fsck - The superblock could not be read or does not describe a correct ext2filesystem.
[20:27] <poningru> blocky, you can do it in event.d
[20:27] <poningru> its in /etc/event.d
[20:27] <poningru> but keep in mind 2-5 are identical
[20:27] <sebsebseb> walrus_: maybe your graphics card is failing or something
[20:27] <offipso> poningru: Any luck?
[20:28] <bc> perscitus: im out of ideas on that one (i know nothing about dd rescue) :(
[20:28] <blixt> greets! i am new to linux.   If i want to edit a config file under etc i am not permitted
[20:28] <blocky> poningru: identical?
[20:28] <WistfulGeek> ok thanks anodesni, I will learn what Knuth created :>
[20:28] <perscitus> bc,  ddrescue, not dd_rescue
[20:28] <blocky> shouldn't runlevel 3 not start X?
[20:28] <blixt> how do i edit those files as an admin?
[20:28] <walrus_> sebastien: i come from windows, and it's all good there =) I tink the problem is with Xorg
[20:28] <anodesni> WistfulGeek, ok, it's worth the effort
[20:28] <ElPana> ubuntu-es
[20:28] <Barbarella> bc:did you restore de mbr
[20:28] <sebsebseb> blixt: I can't really see why a Linux newbie  would even wnat to edit a config file under /etc
[20:28] <AakashPatel> im tring to set up proftpd and when i run "sudo proftpd" i get  fatal: Socket operation on non-socket
[20:28] <jrib> blocky: check for yourself.  That's debian policy
[20:28] <ElPana> #ubuntu-es
[20:28] <AakashPatel> the user and usergroup is "www-data"
[20:28] <bc> Barbarella: redirect to perscitus
[20:29] <ryanprior> I can use IRC but my web browser, BitTorrent, etc can't connect to the network. How can I find out what is going on?
[20:29] <blocky> well what's the best way to prevent X from starting on boot with upstart then
[20:29] <Barbarella> bc:ok
[20:29] <user__> sobczyk: maybe apt-p2p is something for you
[20:29] <walrus_> sebsebseb: sorry.. used sebastien instead of your nick
[20:29] <blixt> looked it up.. configuring pulse for skype...  do you have an answer
[20:29] <perscitus> Barbarella,  entire hdd
[20:29] <jrib> blocky: as I said, use recovery mode from the grub menu
[20:29] <neoteny> i think this funky dev mounting scheme was concocted with the sole purpose of driving me insane...i'd like to comment that it's a splendid success.
[20:29] <Barbarella> perscitus:did you restore the mbr?
[20:29] <perscitus> Barbarella,   I dunno.
[20:29] <poningru> offipso, other than putting -static in your ld_flags no
[20:29] <TurtlePie> hello everyone here
[20:29] <perscitus> Barbarella,  What does ddrescue do?
[20:29] <poningru> but that is not guarenteed to work
[20:30] <Barbarella> that's your problem
[20:30] <sebsebseb> walrus_:   yep probably an xorg  and  propritary dirver issue
[20:30] <voice5sur5> Sp|kE,
[20:30] <poningru> blocky, yeah identical
[20:30] <voice5sur5> Sp|kE, thanks dude it worked for me
[20:30] <poningru> since we dont technically use runlevels anymore
[20:30] <walrus_> sebsebseb: is there a way to rebuild Xorg or something?
[20:30] <SpaceCow56> Anyone: Is it normal for Kubuntu to run slower than Ubuntu?
[20:30] <poningru> its all upstart
[20:30] <Barbarella> perscitus:you have to make a backup of the mbr aswell
[20:30] <bc> perscitus: check last post here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=887609
[20:30] <perscitus> Barbarella,  i just did ddrescue /dev/sdb recover.img
[20:30] <sebsebseb> walrus_: did your computer ever run Ubuntu 8.04?   I  am just thinking maybe things would work better with the older xorg that one has
[20:30] <voice5sur5> Sp|kE,  are you there?
[20:30] <poningru> walmis, just use dpkg-reconfigure -plow xorg
[20:30] <ryanprior> Can anyone hear me? I'm having network troubles. I can see the messages coming through, can you see mine?
[20:30] <Ljorring> malik_: are you back?
[20:31] <poningru> ryanprior, no
[20:31] <malik_> yup
[20:31] <SpaceCow56> ryanprior: yes
[20:31] <sebsebseb> walrus_: yeah of course
[20:31] <poningru> we cant see your messages
[20:31] <voice5sur5> ryanprior, yes
[20:31] <vix1> SpaceCow56: no
[20:31] <poningru> ;)
[20:31] <sebsebseb> walrus_: you can get back to how things were before you installed  a driver
[20:31] <ryanprior> Okay, does anyone know what might cause IRC traffic to work but not web traffic?
[20:31] <malik_> Ljorring: whats the status?
[20:31] <SpaceCow56> vix1: I get a noticeable lag in KDE environment than the GNOME
[20:31] <walrus_> sebsebseb: I didn"t try ubuntu 8.04 no... maybe I should try removing the ati catalyst then?
[20:31] <kfet> ryanprior: the proxy?
[20:32] <sebsebseb> walrus_: yep  and when you reconfigure xorg  it will get rid of that driver
[20:32] <ryanprior> kfet: I'm not using a proxy for either.
[20:32] <Barbarella> perscitus:boot from a cd in rescue mode, and go for the option to restore the boot thingy
[20:32] <umpop> hey, all.  saw somewhere that softraid is now "out of the box" in 9.04.  does this apply to nvidia's RAID controller?  dmraid is borked in the new kernel, wondering if there's an alternate solution
[20:32] <vix1> ryanprior: telnet google.com 80
[20:32] <sebsebseb> !xorg |  walrus_
[20:32] <Ljorring> malik_: wb. google tells me its a big & unsolved problem. I am new to linux, so it's very hard for me to diagnose
[20:32] <painted> gnea, are you here
[20:32] <blixt> for commands u have sudo but when i want to edit something under etc how do i do to be able ta save my edits?
[20:32] <perscitus> Barbarella, Do you even know what im doing?
[20:33] <vix1> ryanprior: ru using a proxy ?
[20:33] <sebsebseb> walrus_: there is some other way, but you can  boot into recovery mode from the boot loader, and   reconfigure xorg in there
[20:33] <reddos> dove si parla it io non sono riuscito a trovarlo
[20:33] <ryanprior> vix1: I am not using a proxy. telet hangs on "Connecting to google.com"
[20:33] <anodesni> blixt, sudo gedit /etc/filename
[20:33] <Ljorring> malik_: im installing a player and getting an mp3 for testing. please advice me if you have some suggestions
[20:33] <vix1> ryanprior: dhcp ?
[20:33] <Barbarella> perscitus:do you want to boot again?!
[20:33] <AakashPatel> ProFTPd is started from inetd/xinetd.
[20:33] <AakashPatel> ?
[20:33] <blixt> ahh!  thnx!
[20:33] <ryanprior> vix1: Yes, I am using dhcp.
[20:33] <malik_> Ljorring: i too have come across such posts, but they date back to 2007 so i think .. it should have been solved by now
[20:33] <perscitus> Barbarella,  not booting
[20:33] <vix1> ryanprior: fireall ?
[20:33] <AakashPatel> how do i make it start from start up?
[20:33] <vix1> firewall
[20:33] <anodesni> blink, gedit is a texteditor, you can use others to
[20:33] <anodesni> *too
[20:33] <ryanprior> vix1: Generic Ubuntu kernel firewall.
[20:33] <walrus_> sebsebseb:  I remmeber doing the reconfigure thing, but it only asks a fex things about keyboard and such if i remmeber well, nothing about video drivers
[20:33] <perscitus> Barbarella, trying to mount an image created by ddrescue
[20:34] <vix1> turn it off and try
[20:34] <sebsebseb> walrus_: if you do it from recovery mode, it will uninstall your graphics card driver as well
[20:34] <msikma> Question: when I did a clean install of 9.04, it panicked even during failsafe boot. Would upgrading in 8.10 using the update tool be a better idea, or is it likely to keep crashing?
[20:34] <Ljorring> malik_: yes, it sounds strange.. and what's more strange, is that I think I heard a constant beep-tone in the preferences-->sound testing 20 mins ago.. but I can't get it back again - so now I'm back to basics again
[20:34] <walrus_> sebsebseb:  oh ok I see, thanks I will try that
[20:34] <ryanprior> vix1: I don't think you can turn off the kernel firewall. I could flush the rules but I've never changed them, so I I don't know why I should now.
[20:34] <msikma> Because I think it wasn't handling my PCMCIA card properly (said something about a PC card during bootup)
[20:34] <umpop> ok, that's freaking funny.  the old mdadm file is invalid.  whodathunkit.
[20:34] <Barbarella> perscitus:oeps my fault, which fs type
[20:34] <Ljorring> malik_: I installed XMMS2 btw. But I can't open the player
[20:35] <bc> perscitus: have you been here? -> http://www.nabble.com/Best-way-to-read-image-created-by-ddrescue-td12622607.html
[20:35]  * msikma wants to upgrade, but is afraid :S
[20:35] <Ljorring> malik_: it doesn't show in 'Applications'
[20:35] <kfet> ryanprior: traceroute google.com
[20:35] <anodesni> msikma, I guess if you upgrade from 8,10 you can still pick an old kernel
[20:35] <vix1> ryanprior:  worth giving it a shot
[20:35] <msikma> anodesni: that's a good point
[20:35] <bc> Barbarella: likely ext3
[20:35] <msikma> I think I'll give it a shot even though it might break
[20:35] <ryanprior> kfet, vix1: Telnet finally returned "Connection closed by foreign host."
[20:35] <poningru> ryanprior, have you tried other browsers?
[20:35] <malik_> i m not sure whats wrong with xmms. try starting the application from konsole and you will see the debug messages for that
[20:35] <reddos> come si fa x cercare la chat it
[20:35] <Besogon> How can I find out driver of my Cd-rom?
[20:35] <perscitus> bc,  ntfs
[20:35] <ryanprior> poningru: Firefox doesn't work, ping doesn't work, telnet doesn't work.
[20:35] <sebsebseb> walrus_: ok no problem
[20:35] <vix1> malik_: he cant telnet
[20:35] <bc> perscitus: ahhh
[20:35] <vix1> brower is nt the issue
[20:35] <sebsebseb> walrus_: hold on though
[20:35] <Shady> !french
[20:35] <yowshi> how do i find out the iinformation on a capture device listed in volume control?
[20:36] <bubba> boxee doesn't load up
[20:36] <poningru> ryanprior, on what port?
[20:36] <bubba> Any suggestions?
[20:36] <poningru> ryanprior, on port 80?
[20:36] <ryanprior> poningru: Port 80.
[20:36] <poningru> hmm
[20:36] <umpop> wait, no using dmraid
[20:36] <poningru> ryanprior, can telnet into your smtp server on 25?
[20:36] <bc> perscitus: that last link may help then (deals with ntfs)
[20:36] <ryanprior> poningru: Although as you can see IRC works just fine somehow.
[20:36] <msikma> -_- release notes shouldn't be in plain text... come on Ubuntu!
[20:36] <perscitus> bc,  tried https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery
[20:36] <reddos> nessuno mi da il link x parlare it
[20:36] <neoteny> is mounting dvds and cds to ~/.gvfs just the way it is in 9.04?
[20:37] <ryanprior> poningru: Would that just be "telnet localhost 25"?
[20:37] <perscitus> bc,  but mmls gives me Invalid magic value (dos_load_prim_table: No valid entries in primary table)
[20:37] <trece8> hi: installed a new wireless PCI card... how do i "Install' it?
[20:37] <bubba> I want to start boxee in verbose mode
[20:37] <bubba> what the command
[20:37] <Besogon> How can I find out driver of my Cd-rom?
[20:37] <bc> perscitus: that is over my head my friend
[20:37] <Ljorring> malik_: when I type xmms2 in command prompt, it lists my actions as if it's a console app
[20:37] <ryanprior> kfet: I don't have traceroute installed and apt-get can't download it from the repo.
[20:37] <poningru> ryanprior, you dont have other smtp servers?
[20:37] <poningru> ryanprior, does another computer in your network work fine?
[20:38] <reddos> ma come siete complicati
[20:38] <ryanprior> kfet: If you PM me with the source code over IRC I'll compile it. =P  I just need to work out an IP over IRC system. =P
[20:38] <trece8> !it | reddos
[20:38] <Shady> is Tor on the deposit of Jaunty Jackalope ?
[20:38] <poningru> lol
[20:38] <bubba> I want to start boxee in verbose mode
[20:38] <Shady> sudo aptitude install tor doesn't work
[20:38] <bubba> what the command
[20:38] <reddos> grazie ma non riesco a trovarlo
[20:38] <kfet> ryanprior :)
[20:38] <poningru> Shady, no
[20:38] <ryanprior> poningru: I can connect to other computers on my network.
[20:38] <malik_> yes thats the debug mode probably , it means u can start xmms
[20:39] <poningru> !tor | shady
[20:39] <yowshi> god freaking dammit vlc fgreezes on me for some reason and i thought i had finally had this problem licked
[20:39] <poningru> um that isnt it
[20:39] <ryanprior> poningru: I don't know if those computers can get the internets.
[20:39] <reddos> grazie lo trovato buona serata
[20:39] <poningru> ryanprior, do you have a webserver on your network?
[20:39] <poningru> can you connect to it?
[20:40] <vol> I'm trying to set up a PPTP VPN into work, but I'm having trouble. Can anyone assist me or tell me where to look for support? All I'm seeing for "ubuntu pptp" is from Hoary.
[20:40] <tuxkeren> hi
[20:40] <ryanprior> poningru: I have a webserver running on this very machine and can't connect to it.
[20:40] <kfet> ryanprior: what kind of network are you on? office? home? behind a router?
[20:40] <ompaul> !pptp | vol
[20:40] <Gnea> vol: Hoary is no longer supported, 8.04 and newer are
[20:40] <vol> ha! you can't bot your way out of this!
[20:40] <ryanprior> kfet: I'm on a university network, plugged into the wall.
[20:40] <vol> Gnea: I know that, I'm using 9
[20:40] <Gnea> !vpn | vol
[20:40] <agoole> how can I purge mysql and ALL settings, to start cleanly ?
[20:40] <vol> I'm saying all of the directions are from hoary
[20:40] <poningru> wtf
[20:41] <Gnea> vol: ah, well you said 'from Hoary', sorry
[20:41] <Barbarella> perscitus:do a losetup -r /dev/loop0 image.file
[20:41] <poningru> ryanprior, what does netstat -tuap say?
[20:41] <vol> my mistake for not being clearer : )
[20:41] <grolem> Hello.  Wanting to install 9.04 onto a software raid 1
[20:41] <blixt> how would i restart everuthing that has to do with pulse? restart the daemon?
[20:41] <Gnea> no problem :)
[20:41] <blixt> how would i do that?
[20:41] <grolem> Do I need the alternate CD or can I do it with the reg Live CD?
[20:41] <kfet> ryanprior: you probably have to set a proxy, admins might be filtering the traffic
[20:41] <tuxkeren> I got some problem with heatset at Ubuntu 9.04 that is sound still out from speaker when I plug heatset jack at headset hole.any body can help?
[20:41] <neoteny> this is bunk.  i'm going to start recommending sticking with gutsy or hardy.
[20:42] <ryanprior> poningru: It says a lot, what should I be looking for?
[20:42] <kfet> ryanprior: what university is it, I could try looking up it's proxy
[20:42] <cdan> plone
[20:42] <vol> Gnea: These instructions seem to tell you how to set up a VPN server on linux, not connect as a client
[20:42] <Gnea> neoteny: what is?
[20:42] <cdan> hello
[20:42] <agoole> tuxkeren: you have to look at your priorities
[20:42] <poningru> ryanprior, just making sure it is making connections
[20:42] <agoole> tuxkeren: in your sound
[20:42] <JediMaster-> hey guys, I've got an odd one, I've started an upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 on a machine, I have ssh access to the machine now, but I started it earlier from X, is there any way I can connect to the running session, e.g. installing VNC?
[20:42] <umpop> is there an easy way (or at least well documented way) to switch from dmraid to mdadm?
[20:42] <agoole> tuxkeren: you can set preferences, or autodetect
[20:42] <poningru> do you see any http or www on the foriegn connections column?
[20:42] <tuxkeren> All I set to auto detect
[20:42] <neoteny> Gnea, dvds,cds, mp3 players, etc mounting to .gvfs instead of /media
[20:42] <ryanprior> kfet: Why would admins be filtering the traffic to, say, Google?
[20:42] <blixt> one way would be restarting the box.. but if i want to avoid that?
[20:42] <poningru> foreign address*
[20:43] <perscitus> Barbarella,  wheres it go?
[20:43] <saschul> Anyone have any experience installing Libevent, Memecached, and Memecache on an Ubuntu box just using apt-get? If so, can you point me to a helpful tutorial or send any advice my way? Thanks!
[20:43] <kfet> ryanprior: they want you to go trough trough the proxy, so they can filter out other sites
[20:43] <blixt> can i restart relevant stuff (pulse) and how would i do that?
[20:43] <Larrxi> I got a big problem. When i log in i get a black screen with the cursor only. What is the random failure of Ubuntu?
[20:44] <Gnea> vol: hrm, not sure... this sounds a bit better: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/howto-configure-ubuntu-fedora-linux-pptp-client.html
[20:44] <poningru> we should totally make a tcp over irc
[20:44] <sebsebseb> Larrxi: you got an Intel graphics card?
[20:44] <msikma> Noooooo! There's not enough free disk space for an upgrade, and this is a clean install :-)
[20:44] <Barbarella> perscitus:i want to know something about yur image first
[20:44] <msikma> Maybe I should just get a new computer
[20:44] <vol> Gnea: thanks, I'll take a look
[20:44] <billybigrigger> what's the best way to find out what speed my ram is running at?
[20:44] <tuxkeren> ok I will see first. thanks.
[20:44] <poningru> billybigrigger, memtest
[20:44] <ryanprior> poningru: There is no reason it should have any use. =P
[20:44] <perscitus> Barbarella,  and?
[20:44] <Gnea> neoteny: that's odd, that's usually set for networkable connections... a setting was changed?
[20:44] <billybigrigger> i just put in 4gb of new OCZ 8500 and want to see if its running at 1066mhz
[20:44] <perscitus> Barbarella,  so whats next
[20:44] <blixt> oki.. restart the box then...
[20:44] <billybigrigger> poningru, no way to tell in ubuntu?
[20:44] <poningru> billybigrigger, yeah do memtest
[20:45] <Larrxi> sebsebseb, no, an radeon. but it did work well 2 days ago and yesterday the problem come up really
[20:45] <bc> JediMaster-: X11 forwarding or VNC, type in the search box at the top here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/
[20:45] <billybigrigger> poningru, memtester or memtest86+
[20:45] <yowshi> how do i find out the iinformation on a capture device listed in volume control? so i can put it in the audio device to be captured  in vlc.
[20:45] <neoteny> Gnea, not that i know of.  i just upgraded to jaunty.  after that dvds, cds, my mp3 player all mount to .gvfs.
[20:45] <notguest> Hey guys, is there any way to get the gnome panels on a second monitor of a dual monitor setup?
[20:45] <poningru> billybigrigger, lshw apparently will do it
[20:45] <Barbarella> perscitus:fdisk -lu /dev/loop0
[20:45] <Draconicus> Hi guys. :3
[20:45] <notguest> I'm using UNR, btw
[20:46] <sebsebseb> Draconicus: hi
[20:46] <Condoulo> how would I find out the drive information that is needed by grub, like hd(0,1) or hd(0,2), etc.
[20:46] <grolem> building a simple web browsing and p2p ubuntu desktop, and have a choice between an FX5200 and radeon 9200 - any opinions?
[20:46] <ienorand> ryanprior: does "wget google.com" work?
[20:46] <tinker> Hi.  I upgraded from 8.10 -> 9.04.  I lost all sound, but got most of it back.  I still don't have sound with DVD playbacks.  I'm out of ideas.  Anyone know anything about this?
[20:46] <Draconicus> I must have taken a wrong turn somewhere. I'm trying to find an archived repository of dapper's packages. Where can I find it? I tried archive.ubuntu.com with no luck
[20:46] <perscitus> Barbarella,  no open
[20:46] <vix1> fdisk -l
[20:46] <Draconicus> Any mirror, right?
[20:46] <bc> grolem: I use an FX5500 and it works very well.
[20:46] <ElPana> sorry i need driver for SIGMATEL STAC 92XX C-Major HD Audio Driver – A09
[20:46] <billybigrigger> poningru, thanks, both are running at 800mhz
[20:46] <vix1> Condoulo: fdisk -l
[20:46] <grolem> bc: ok
[20:46] <ElPana> ???
[20:46] <billybigrigger> poningru, thats all i needed to know thanks...
[20:46] <Larrxi> Ubuntu was normal yesterday. Today when i started Ubuntu and logged in I was met by a black screen with the cursor only. No short cuts working. What is happening?
[20:46] <Ljorring> I have a sound issue on my Lenovo X61s. I have opened a file in audacious and it's currently playing. I can see the audacious is playing the mp3 as the mixer is showing soundfrequences bounce. But I can hear no sound output. Can someone help me?
[20:47] <perscitus> Barbarella, used sudo.. but nothing. I bet it copied partition table
[20:47] <bc> grolem: no problems with compiz effects, etc. quite fast with nvidia's driver.
[20:47] <Condoulo> vix1, fdisk -l doesn't give me the (hd0,0) or (hd0,1) though
[20:47] <ryanprior> ienorand: Yes, it does, and suddenly the internet seems to be working again. If it were a normal network outage, I wonder why IRC would have remained unaffected, though,.
[20:47] <thearthur> my video card need nvidia driver 180.x, how can I find the nvidia kernel module version used by linux-restricted-modules?
[20:47] <perscitus> Barbarella,  which is none
[20:47] <Barbarella> perscitus:so you did a losetup -r /dev/loop0 image.file
[20:47] <Condoulo> I'm looking for the (hd0,0) type information so I can edit GRUB
[20:47] <ElPana>  sorry i need driver for SIGMATEL STAC 92XX C-Major HD Audio Driver – A09
[20:47] <ElPana> ????
[20:47] <ElPana>  sorry i need driver for SIGMATEL STAC 92XX C-Major HD Audio Driver – A09????
[20:47] <perscitus> Barbarella,  there is no partition table for it
[20:48] <ienorand> ryanprior: glitch in firewall? specific ports affected? ...
[20:48] <ElPana>  sorry i need driver for SIGMATEL STAC 92XX C-Major HD Audio Driver – A09
[20:48] <thearthur> what version of nvidia driver will karmik install?
[20:48] <bc> grolem: my card 'brand' is MSI. chipset is nvidia. model is FX5500
[20:48] <ElPana> ????
[20:48] <kriztek> el
[20:48] <ienorand> thearthur: default is 180
[20:48] <Gnea> neoteny: weird. were you able to get all of the previous updates installed before the upgrade? how about having the system purge the useless packages at the end of the upgrade? and does this only happen with your account that went through the upgrade process, or does it happen with a new user account?
[20:48] <ElPana>  sorry i need driver for SIGMATEL STAC 92XX C-Major HD Audio Driver – A09????
[20:48] <Gnea> !repeat | ElPana
[20:48] <grolem> I will try the fx5200 and see how she goes
[20:48] <ElPana> please
[20:48] <thearthur> ienorand, how do i find more info on such things?
[20:48] <Gnea> ElPana: Please, stop.
[20:49] <ElPana> ok
[20:49] <Gnea> !sound | ElPana
[20:49] <thearthur> would jaunty also provide version 180+
[20:49] <perscitus> Barbarella,  ?
[20:49] <neoteny> Gnea, i'll try a new account.  what's the command to purge useless packages?
[20:49] <imi_> hello
[20:49] <perscitus> Barbarella,  how do you mount an image with no partition table?
[20:50] <unoobtu> hi anyone know how to get rezlooks (http://gnome-look.org/content/show.p...?content=87522) to work?
[20:50] <ElPana> ok thank
[20:50] <Gnea> neoteny: I'm not 100% sure, but I do believe that aptitude can do it during a regular upgrade (could be wrong)
[20:50] <thearthur> perscitus,  mount /dev/sda /mnt/ ...
[20:50] <spasysheep> whats the command to mount DUNE2000.ISO to /media/DUNE2000  ?
[20:50] <Draconicus> Anyone? Where can I find an active or archived dapper repo?
[20:50] <civixier> i have a option to boot from a network adapter in bios, can i direct it somehow to install ubuntu from internet?
[20:50] <Barbarella> perscitus:it is better to resolv your problems with this image inside xp
[20:50] <Gnea> spasysheep: sudo mount -o loop DUNE2000.ISO /media/DUNE2000
[20:51] <perscitus> Barbarella, No can do
[20:51] <Barbarella> perscitus:was it a bad disk
[20:51] <perscitus> Barbarella,  No.
[20:51] <spasysheep> gnea: ty
[20:51] <ompaul> Draconicus, they are available for another month that I know of minmum
[20:51] <Agion> Hi! Is there any way to delete two same files for example music files?
[20:51] <burntresistor> does pidgin work with a webcam?
[20:51] <apot> does anyone know if exim is installed on 8.04 by default?
[20:51] <Gnea> Agion: yes, use the rm command
[20:51] <perscitus> Barbarella,  i accidently deleted the partitions
[20:51] <Gnea> apot: it is not
[20:51] <thearthur> Agion, look into the details of the find command
[20:51] <JediMaster-> is it possible to install a .deb while dpkg is locked by the upgrade process?
[20:52] <cowbud> Draconicus: you aren't going to and if you did I wouldn't trust it, why don't you want to go to hardy? I upgraded on my remote server with lvm and all whole bunch of other custom stuff and it went smooth
[20:52] <unoobtu> hi anyone know how to get rezlooks (http://gnome-look.org/content/show.p...?content=87522) to work?
[20:52] <ienorand> thearthur: you could look at the nvidia-* packages in synaptic, dunno what kind of info you're after...
[20:52] <naagayaa> hey guys..need sm help again
[20:52] <Agion> Gnea: I mean like if I have tons of music named the same, can I remove the doubles by one command?
[20:52] <rohtie> i need more help
[20:52] <Barbarella> perscitus:try this in gogle "Best way to read image created by ddrescue" maybe it will help
[20:52] <apot> somehow it is on mines, weird.... unintstall.
[20:52] <Gnea> Agion: if they're named the same, they can't exist at the same time
[20:52] <perscitus> Barbarella,  the data is intact
[20:52] <naagayaa> what are the scheduling algorithms used in ubuntu (current linux kernel)
[20:53] <Agion> Gnea: they're in different dirs
[20:53] <rohtie> Should i reinstall jaunty?
[20:53] <imi_> I am about to install kmess, and I am not sure if I need to install recommended packages also (not just dependencies)
[20:53] <Gnea> Agion: so remove one of the dirs
[20:53] <Draconicus> cowbud: I'm actually just trying to find a surviving copy of the XMMS mp4 plugin.
[20:53] <cowbud> ahh
[20:53] <yowshi> how do i find out the iinformation on a capture device listed in volume control? so i can put it in the audio device to be captured  in vlc.
[20:53] <Condoulo> how would I find the partition label for my Windows partition (hd0,1),(hd0,2), etc. etc. So I can edit GRUB
[20:53] <Agion> but in many dirs I've got other files that I want to keep safe
[20:53] <rohtie> Can someone help me??
[20:53] <cowbud> Draconicus: well that should be easy enough do you know the actual package name?
[20:54] <perscitus> Barbarella, I guess i have to start over
[20:54] <rohtie> My xserver is totally screwed
[20:54] <naagayaa> hello...anybody?
[20:54] <Slart> Condoulo: run gnome partition editor and see what the windows partition is called?
[20:54] <apot> oh, some dependency issues. guess realplay likes exim
[20:54] <firewolf> Hallo at everyone.
[20:54] <Gnea> Agion: your question is pretty vague... how are they named differently?
[20:54] <rohtie> hi
[20:54] <Condoulo> Slart, tried that. I see the partition mount point, but thats not what I'm looking for =/
[20:54] <guiss> hi guys. Is there any tutorial of deploying a linux LTS with Ubuntu? Went to the help pages but I can't seem to find anything useful
[20:55] <Shady> How can i whois someone on xchat-gnome ?
[20:55] <unoobtu> hi anyone know how to get rezlooks http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Rezlooks-Silver?content=87522 to work?
[20:55] <rohtie> I have a question: Should i reinstall ubuntu, cuz xserver is screwed?
[20:55] <guest3> Is a 3Com Corp, Modem Division 56K of any use
[20:55] <guest3> ?
[20:55] <burntresistor> since pidgin doesnt work with a video or voice chat is there another messenger that can do msn that is able to
[20:55] <firewolf> Someone has solved the suspension & hibernation problem with compiz on jaunty??
[20:55] <rohtie> i think amsn wil do
[20:55] <unoobtu> burntresistor: i think maybe skype
[20:55] <burntresistor> k
[20:55] <rohtie> try both
[20:55] <Slart> Condoulo: in the lower part of the gpart window the partitions are listed.. the first column should be the device name
[20:56] <Draconicus> cowbud: Nevermind. I found packages.ubuntu.com
[20:56] <rohtie> How do i fix xserver?
[20:56] <Condoulo> Slart, wait. Would /dev/sda1 be (hd0,1)
[20:56] <naagayaa> what are the cpu scheduling algorithms used in ubuntu, linux kernel
[20:56] <Condoulo> or /dev/sda2 (hd0,2)
[20:56] <Slart> Condoulo: nope.. sda1 is hd0,0
[20:56] <Condoulo> ooooh
[20:56] <Condoulo> ok
[20:56] <Slart> Condoulo: grub starts counting from 0
[20:56] <Condoulo> ok, thanks
[20:56] <perscitus> Barbarella,  do you know to get ddrescue to dump to folder instead of img?
[20:56] <Condoulo> now I got what I need
[20:57] <unoobtu> hi anyone know how to get rezlooks http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Rezlooks-Silver?content=87522 to work?
[20:57] <cowbud> unoobtu: download it then right click on your desktop, click the theme tab then click Install new them, navigate to the file you downloaded and bam
[20:57]  * Condoulo feels kind of stupid now
[20:57] <Agion> Gnea: for example I have music in /Music/bla/blala and /Music/asd/asdd and the two files contain same music files. How can I remove them? And I want to remove those files too that are 'same' but have different file type for example I want to keep the mp3 file but delete .wav
[20:57] <unoobtu> cowbud: that's what I do but I get a message saying I need to install GTK+ rezlooks or something
[20:57] <Shady> How can i "/whois" someone on xchat ?
[20:57] <Slart> Condoulo: no worries.. you're a bit wiser, a few seconds older.. and soon, blessed with a bootable windows partition ;)
[20:57] <rohtie> >_>
[20:57] <rohtie> star
[20:57] <leeguy92> hi people
[20:57] <Barbarella> perscitus:good luck
[20:57] <leeguy92> we have a problem
[20:57] <Condoulo> unoobtu, what you need is to install the GTK Engine
[20:57] <Slart> Shady: just write /whois nickname in the channel window, I think
[20:58] <rohtie> How do i fix my xsrver?
[20:58] <leeguy92> gnome isnt starting properly
[20:58] <Shady> doesn't work
[20:58] <Condoulo> Rezlooks is one that Ubuntu doesn't have by default.
[20:58] <blixt> greets  i want to edit the file asoundrc, but i can't find it with the find files tool
[20:58] <leeguy92> just background - no icons/panel
[20:58] <unoobtu> Condoulo: how?
[20:58] <Gnea> Agion: ah, okay.  find /Music -type f -name "*.wav" -exec rm -f {} \;    <-- that will remove all of the .wav files in /Music
[20:58] <Condoulo> unoobtu, depends on what packages they offer.
[20:58] <bc> JediMaster-: I don't think so. Wouldn't try it.
[20:58] <unoobtu> Condoulo: who is they?
[20:58] <blixt> does this have something to do with authorisation?
[20:58] <Condoulo> unoobtu, the person who made the theme
[20:58] <Condoulo> well, the engine
[20:59] <cowbud> unoobtu: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=39179 install that and gnome-theme-extras
[20:59] <blixt> if i use the search tool i can't see everything unless i'm sudo?
[20:59] <perscitus> This really pisses me off
[20:59] <rohtie> I somehow screwed my xserver... how do i fix it?
[20:59] <janisozaur> is there any decent java and c/c++ comparison for programmers of the latter?
[20:59] <Condoulo> cowbud beat me to it >.<
[20:59] <rohtie> I know some c++
[20:59] <unoobtu> cowbud: what file do I install? the source one?
[20:59] <Gnea> perscitus: better to be pissed off than pissed on. :) what's the problem?
[20:59] <Condoulo> unoobtu, the one for Ubuntu
[21:00] <unoobtu> ok thanks a ton \
[21:00] <Elenixa> hi, in Hardy is there any client to connect to a VNC ?
[21:00] <rohtie> gnea should i reinstall jaunty?
[21:00] <Gnea> rohtie: how would I know?
[21:00] <BassKozz> When adding software sources to "Third-Party Software" do I need to add both the deb and the deb-src lines or just the deb? (i.e. deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/mythbuntu-testing/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main & deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/mythbuntu-testing/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main)
[21:00] <perscitus> Gnea,  Created an image with ddrescue but image has no partition table so it's unmountable
[21:00] <Agion> Gnea: I know this is impossible request but I want to keep those wav files that don't exist in other file types :D
[21:00] <rohtie> My xserver is all screwed up
[21:00] <rohtie> After i tried to default it
[21:01] <unoobtu> Condoulo and cowbud I installed it and nothing changed
[21:01] <xiong> would it be true to say that any text file can be executed?
[21:01] <naagayaa> why cant any1 answer me?
[21:01] <Gnea> Agion: there are 2 ways you can accomplish this: a) use the Gnome GUI to drag 'n drop files to where you want them. b) write a shell script to do what you want. it will not be a simple shell script.
[21:02] <xiong> naagayaa, i don't know about anybody else, but i can't answer you because (a) don't know what you asked and (b) probably don't know the answer anyway, sorry
[21:02] <rohtie> xoing how do i fix my xserver?
[21:02] <purist> xiong: yes a text file can be marked as a script, try chmod u+x textfile and ./textfile to run it
[21:02] <ubuntistas> how can i completely remove boxee files because i cant start the programm after reinstalling any clue?
[21:02] <perscitus> Gnea,  no help?
[21:03] <rohtie> Agh noone can help me
[21:03] <BassKozz> ubuntistas, try "sudo apt-get remove boxee"
[21:03] <ubuntistas> i did that but nothing
[21:03] <Agion> Gnea: ok.. that's what I thought too.. I was just hoping that someone had done the script for me :D
[21:03] <BassKozz> rohtie, what's wrong with your xserver?
[21:03] <ubuntistas> basskozz
[21:03] <Agion> Gnea: but thanks anyway
[21:03] <rohtie> It screws my login screen up
[21:04] <perscitus> Gnea,  ii assume no answer is you cant help.
[21:04] <rohtie> which results in me not login in
[21:04] <Gnea> perscitus: have you tried losetup?
[21:04] <NeT_DeMoN> Windows 7 RC rewrote the MBR and my GRUB is gone so I can't boot into Linux, is there anyway I can fix that without doing a /boot partition?
[21:04] <Gnea> ugh
[21:04] <joaopinto> NeT_DeMoN, you just need to reinstall grub, you don't need to touch partitions (unless you deleted some)
[21:04] <rohtie> Should i reinstall ubuntu?
[21:04] <ubuntistas> how can i completely remove boxee files because i cant start the programm after reinstalling any clue?
[21:04] <BassKozz> ubuntistas, try "sudo apt-get --purge remove boxee"
[21:04] <Kipas_Angin> rohtie,no need to reinstall,just repair the grub
[21:04] <joaopinto> ubuntistas, sudo apt-get purge boxee
[21:05] <rohtie> theres nothing wrong with grub
[21:05] <Gnea> rohtie: that doesn't really explain the problem.
[21:05] <unoobtu> hi anyone know how to get rezlooks http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Rezlooks-Silver?content=87522 to work? how do I get gtk to work>?
[21:05] <BassKozz> When adding software sources to "Third-Party Software" do I need to add both the deb and the deb-src lines or just the deb? (i.e. deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/mythbuntu-testing/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main & deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/mythbuntu-testing/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main)
[21:05] <NeT_DeMoN> joaopinto, how do I do that without re-installing Ubuntu?
[21:05] <bc> BassKozz: just deb
[21:05] <ienorand> rohtie: Kipas_Angin: login is borked, and you cant get to tty2 then?
[21:05] <joaopinto> !grub
[21:05] <BassKozz> bc, cool thx
[21:05] <rohtie> the problim is: i can't lgin because xserver screws my login sscreen... So that i can't lgin
[21:05] <bc> BassKozz: deb-src is for the source code
[21:06] <BassKozz> bc, what's the src for then neways?
[21:06] <bc> BassKozz: :)
[21:06] <BassKozz> bc, ahh ok
[21:06] <naagayaa> sceduling algorithms used in UBUNTU linux?
[21:06] <BassKozz> bc, gracias
[21:06] <xiong> purist i've been thinking about this -- noob, sorry -- but i think if i set permissions on a text file to execute, i could just fill it up with a list of commands and presto: batch file -- ?
[21:06] <blixt> Then, edit "~/.asoundrc" .. sais the instructions   can't find that file...
[21:06] <rohtie> yup
[21:06] <ienorand> xiong: yes indeed
[21:07] <bc> xiong: add #!/bin/bash on the first line
[21:07] <unoobtu> can anyone please help me install Rezlooks-Gilouche?
[21:07] <blixt> what does the ~/. mean in this context?
[21:07] <angry> do anyone uses cedega?
[21:07] <bc> blixt: home directory
[21:07] <xiong> then -- (blinding flash of insight) -- when i write a perl script, the first line calls the perl interpreter
[21:07] <blixt> aha!!
[21:08] <anonusing> hi, can anyone please tell me how to edit /etc/apt/sources.list?
[21:08] <bc> xiong: #!/usr/bin/perl -w
[21:08] <ienorand> blixt: ~ is home director.
[21:08] <rohtie> What should i do? Reinstall or do something in root-shell??
[21:08] <anonusing> the terminal command to edit /etc/apt/sources.list?
[21:08] <xiong> i realize this is stupidly obvious but i've been using mac os for the past 20 years
[21:08] <Dr_Willis> anonusing:  sudo nano /path/to/file
[21:08] <maarten_> sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:09] <ubuntistas> how can i completely remove boxee files because i cant start the programm after reinstalling any clue?
[21:09] <bc> xiong: new macs are pretty much the same.. (pretty much being used loosely here)
[21:09] <anonusing> ok thanks!
[21:09] <yoyoned> anonusing: sudo nano -w /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:09] <blixt> so there should be som file .asoundrc in my home dir...? or maybe they mean i should create one?
[21:09] <blixt> http://www.pulseaudio.org/wiki/PerfectSetup#Skype
[21:09] <rohtie> aren't macs base on unix anyway?
[21:09] <Dr_Willis> blixt:  i think its made when you save some settings.. or make one.
[21:09] <bc> rohtie: new ones, yes. BSD
[21:09] <xiong> new apple products don't run mac os; mac os dev stopped with os 9; the new 'mac os x' is not mac at all, imo; it's BSD with a fake mac GUI
[21:10] <rohtie> lol
[21:10] <blixt> trying to do the second recommended edit...
[21:10] <bc> rohtie: asthetically, quite close to say gnome/compiz
[21:10] <anonusing> yoyoned, dr willis, isn't there another way?
[21:10] <blixt> but i can't find the .asoundrc
[21:10] <anonusing> there was a way i learned before that opened the file in text editor
[21:10] <Dr_Willis> anonusing:  what do you want to put in it? just make the file and paste the info
[21:10] <xiong> ... the point, often overlooked, is that a complete break was made -- no continuity at all, except for the most superficial features
[21:10] <Kipas_Angin> rohtie,boot with your ubuntu livecd>terminal>http://www.sorgonet.com/linux/grubrestore/
[21:10] <anonusing> huh?
[21:10] <ubuntistas> how can i completely remove boxee files because i cant start the programm after reinstalling any clue?
[21:11] <bc> xiong: I know what you're saying, but technically it's named 'Mac OS X'
[21:11] <anonusing> i want to edit some lines in it
[21:11] <ienorand> anonusing: system admin software sources
[21:11] <Dr_Willis> anonusing:  http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php/.asoundrc
[21:11] <anonusing> there was a command i learned earlier that just opned athe file
[21:11] <rohtie> i can do that?
[21:11] <rohtie> cool
[21:11] <rohtie> I'll try
[21:11] <Kipas_Angin> rohtie,just boot with your ubuntu livecd first
[21:11] <anonusing> no, there is a simple command,  a few letters, it just opens the file
[21:11] <rohtie> tup
[21:12] <rohtie> yup*
[21:12] <xiong> bc, sorry, i don't mean to fight -- i *was* the last mac os holdout on the planet -- i said, if i'm going to abandon that, i'm going to get a real os, hence ubuntu
[21:12] <Dr_Willis> anonusing:  see the part --> Simple script to create an .asoundrc file
[21:12] <ubuntistas> how can i completely remove boxee files because i cant start the programm after reinstalling any clue?
[21:12] <Kipas_Angin> then go to the page with i gave u
[21:12] <rohtie> agh
[21:12] <bc> xiong: hehe no problem here, not fighting, just chatting :)
[21:12] <coz_> ubuntistas,  did you compile this yourself?
[21:12] <linuxnewbe> Hi .. why I found tomcat6 as UID of tomcat6 but i don't find it if i say "users" is it a false user?
[21:12] <Kipas_Angin> *then go to the page which i gave you
[21:12] <Barbarella> xiong:still better as kde gnome or what ever (the GUI)
[21:12] <anonusing> dr_willis, thanks but i'm actually looking for the comman
[21:12] <anonusing> command*
[21:12] <anonusing> u don't know it?
[21:13] <rohtie> kipas_angin: There's nno problem with my grub...
[21:13] <xiong> Barbarella, i think gnome is okay, i'm sold
[21:13] <anonusing> it is like something something /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:13] <xiong> no more of steve's koolaid for me ty
[21:13] <anonusing> and the file opens in text edit
[21:13] <ienorand> anonusing: gksu gedit?
[21:13] <anonusing> ya! i think so! thanks!!!
[21:13] <yoyoned> anonusing:  etc/apt/sources.list is the file you need to edit
[21:13] <Dr_Willis> anonusing:  what command?
[21:14] <ubuntistas> no i just run the command coz_  before upgrade and after upgrade didn't work do i have to delete any remained files to reinstall it again
[21:14] <anonusing> yes but, i think this comand: gksu gedit
[21:14] <Dr_Willis> anonusing: asoundconf set-pulseaudio
[21:14] <ubuntistas> i did that coz_ but nothing
[21:14] <anonusing> idk what it means tho
[21:14] <rohtie> kipas_angin: Can i boot into my ubuntu from the livecd?
[21:14] <coz_> ubuntistas,  ok open sysnaptic pacakghe
[21:14] <Dr_Willis> anonusing:  that just made a .asoundrc for me. :)
[21:14] <Kipas_Angin> rohtie,is your ubuntu switch is available when you start up your machine?
[21:14] <anonusing> wut_?
[21:14] <anonusing> ok thanks
[21:14] <xnettulu> have software read file pdf ??
[21:14] <coz_> ubuntistas,    try sudo apt-get autoremove  nameofpackage
[21:14] <leOn> anyone ever thought of splitting #ubuntu into several thematic sub channels?
[21:15] <rohtie> as i said: theres nothing wrong with my grub
[21:15] <blixt> mm... set the viewer to show hidden files in my home directory... there seams to be a .app for every app?
[21:15] <ubuntistas> i did that coz_
[21:15] <bc> leOn: s/thematic/dramatic/
[21:15] <yowshi> how do i get the alsa port i need fpor vlc to record sound?
[21:15] <Kipas_Angin> rohtie,please follow those instruction above & webpage i gave you.try it first
[21:15] <xnettulu> how install ?
[21:15] <ubuntistas> i opened synaptic coz_
[21:15] <coz_> ubuntistas, or as I was going to say  open synaptic pacakge manger  and at the bottom you will see buttons one is named "status"
[21:15] <leOn> bc: ehehe
[21:15] <Dr_Willis> anonusing:   a simple 1 line .asoundrc tht loads another config file. .asoundrc.asoundconf :)
[21:15] <anonusing> ya, gksu gedit. it just opens the file in text editor
[21:15] <bonez46> where do I look to tel me what version of ubuntu I am running?
[21:15] <xnettulu> ok
[21:15] <anonusing> dr_willis, sorry,i have no idea what that means
[21:15] <ienorand> blixt: indeed, those are the user-specific settings/files
[21:15] <xnettulu> thanh y
[21:15] <anonusing> i was just looking for gksu gedit
[21:16] <ubuntistas> then coz_?
[21:16] <anonusing> that's the command
[21:16] <coz_> ubuntistas,  look for  "Not installed(residual config)
[21:16] <rohtie> kipas_angin: The real problem here is that i can't lgin because the display gets all buggy after the boot-bar finishes
[21:16] <Kipas_Angin> rohtie,what is your problem
[21:16] <bonez46> I know that uname -a tells me this  > Linux essen 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:58:03 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[21:16] <anonusing> i'm curious as to what it means but, i can look it up later
[21:16] <Kipas_Angin> owh
[21:16] <anonusing> thanks all
[21:16] <leOn> bc: would you know anything about virtualization under ubuntu ...?
[21:16] <bonez46> but is this 9.04 or 8.10 or other?
[21:16] <blixt> so editing .asoundrc in ~ would assume there is an app called asoundrc...
[21:16] <coz_> ubuntistas,  then right click each of the pacakge listed and "Remove completely"
[21:16] <ubuntistas> then coz_?
[21:16] <ienorand> bonez46: lsb-release -a
[21:16] <chuck_> anonusing, gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:16] <Dr_Willis> anonusing:   gksu  EDITORYOULIKE FileYouWantToEdit ? :)
[21:16] <Kipas_Angin> rohtie,have you tired with recovery?
[21:16] <coz_> ubuntistas, then hit apply button
[21:16] <bc> leOn: as in, virtualbox and the like? no sir. maybe when I have more than 2gb of ram
[21:16] <rohtie> kipas_angin: What should i do there?
[21:17] <ubuntistas> all of them? coz_?
[21:17] <anonusing> dr_willis, this is what i was trying to do https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
[21:17] <blixt> newbi is learning slow but not fast...
[21:17] <Gnea> rohtie: have you tried turning off the 'quiet splash' options at boot to see if there are any error messages that occur?
[21:17] <bonez46> ienorand: I run lsb-release -a and it tells me command not found?
[21:17] <xnettulu> write gui for ubuntu with python , how?
[21:17] <bonez46> do Ihave to install it?
[21:17] <anonusing> my graphics driver is all screwed up
[21:17] <ienorand> bonez46: sorry lsb_release -a    (with underscore)
[21:17] <Kipas_Angin> in grub,you switch to recovery mode
[21:17] <coz_> ubuntistas,  if they are listed under the Resicual config  then yes all of them
[21:17] <leOn> bc: i've been using debian for some years now and only decided to give ubuntu a chance because of this brand new lappy i got
[21:17] <rohtie> Gnea: nope...
[21:17] <Gnea> !python | xnettulu
[21:17] <ubuntistas> why coz_?
[21:17] <coz_> ubuntistas,  or highlight one and click  ctrl+a  to select all
[21:17] <Dr_Willis> anonusing:  so edit the /etc/apt/sources.list file and add the lines to the end.
[21:17] <bonez46> ienorand: ok that worked. what does it mean when it says No LSB moducles are available, other than the obvious. do I need those?
[21:18] <Extend> what replaces "displayconfig-gtk" in jaunty ?
[21:18] <coz_> ubuntistas,  because they are not installed pacakges just residual elements left on the system
[21:18] <xnettulu> Ok
[21:18] <leOn> but for my surprise jaunty doesn't have any xen enabled kernel either
[21:18] <bc> leOn: same scenario here. moved to ubuntu from debian a week or so ago
[21:18] <rohtie> kipas_angin: i have been there and used this command: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[21:18] <anonusing> ya exactly, except this time i have to delete them >_<
[21:18] <chuck_> and yes i know gksu is the same thing
[21:18] <coz_> ubuntistas,  just be sure you are under  "Status"  and Residual config list
[21:18] <Dr_Willis> anonusing:   use the editor the delete the lines then?  what is the problem you are having?
[21:18] <Gnea> rohtie: you should try it and report back with any possible error messages - when it boots up, ESC to get into the grub menu, 'e'dit the first entry, edit the 'kernel' line, and remove 'splash quiet' from the end of that line
[21:18] <muellisoft> leOn: Xen is dead in favor of KVM.
[21:18] <ienorand> bonez46: I have no idea, always said so for me...
[21:18] <ubuntistas> ok and is that interfering with boxee coz_?
[21:18] <chris062689> Can someone say my name?  I want to see if this plugin works for Ubuntu.
[21:18] <rohtie> gnea: okay
[21:18] <Gnea> chris062689: test
[21:18] <anonusing> dr_willis, the problem i am having is that there doesn't seem to be a driver for my graphics card
[21:19] <blixt> anyone know what asoundrc is/does?
[21:19] <chris062689> Hmm nope
[21:19] <chris062689> I thought it was supposed to popup a notification..
[21:19] <bonez46> ok, thanks ienorand
[21:19] <Dr_Willis> blixt:  it configures the users sound/sounr card settings/saved settings
[21:19] <muellisoft> blixt: sounds like an ALSA config file
[21:19] <leOn> muellisoft: that's a very informed afirmation i guess ...
[21:19] <jeffreyf1> chris062689: Hi
[21:19] <rohtie> gnea: I'll come back soon to report
[21:19] <blixt> so ALSA would be the app?
[21:19] <Dr_Willis> anonusing:  so you did the guide and it dident work? and are tyring to undo it?
[21:19] <Dr_Willis> !alsa
[21:19] <jeffreyf1> chris062689: If the screen is minimized it will....
[21:19] <muellisoft> blixt: yep. ALSA is your sound system ;-)
[21:20] <ubuntistas> ok and is that interfering with boxee coz_?
[21:20] <Gnea> chris062689: what client are you using?
[21:20] <jeffreyf1> Pidgin
[21:20] <anonusing> dr_willis, i did the guide, and it worked kind of. the graphics worked a lot better but, only for ten minutes at a time. really strange
[21:20] <chris062689>  It's a plugin in XChat that should popup a notification, but I doubt it's fixed for Ubuntu 9.04
[21:20] <RB2> Afternoon all
[21:20] <blixt> haha.. told you. me newbie... thnx!
[21:20] <anonusing> like every ten minutes i would use it, the computer would freeze
[21:20] <xnettulu> co ai o ha noi khong
[21:20] <xnettulu> ?
[21:20] <Dr_Willis> anonusing:  bummer. Glad my Netbook dont have the issue.
[21:20] <Gnea> chris062689: ah, i don't use xchat... tried #xchat?
[21:20] <anonusing> ya good for u
[21:20] <chuck_> blixt, .asoundrc configures for the user /etc/asound.conf is sysytem wide
[21:21] <ubuntistas> ok and is that interfering with boxee coz_?
[21:21] <anonusing> thanks anywys :)
[21:21] <coz_> ubuntistas,  well is that app  listed there?
[21:21] <xnettulu> irc ubuntu dong ghe
[21:21] <bubba> yes, i have boxee issues
[21:21] <RB2> I decided to do a fresh install of 9.04 over an existing install of Ubuntu. But, after I select my keyboard type, it just keeps scanning all my drives (internal and external) over and over
[21:21] <RB2> It never gets anywhere
[21:21] <ubuntistas> no coz_
[21:21] <coz_> ubuntistas,  oh  ok then no  it is not interfereing with that
[21:21] <blixt> aha! maybe i should just create the usr config file and add the suggested lines?
[21:21] <ubuntistas> i deleted them all coz_ now?
[21:21] <bubba> boxee won't load up
[21:21] <P^D> touchpad suddenly stopped in jaunty??
[21:22] <bubba> starts but nothing happens
[21:22] <coz_> ubuntistas,   did you unstall that boxee app?
[21:22] <ubuntistas> yes coz_ it doesn't launch anymore
[21:22] <Conic> Is there any way I can install KDE without kubuntu-desktop?
[21:22] <chuck_> Dr_Willis,  sorry for repeating what you say you type faster than me
[21:22] <xnettulu> have you arrived from viet nam ?
[21:22] <bubba> i should uninstall?
[21:22] <coz_> ubuntistas,  ok
[21:22] <RB2> Any suggestions?
[21:22] <Dr_Willis> chuck_:  :) thats ok.. i have a hard time rembering what i even say 4 min ago...
[21:22] <Muelli> Conic: sure. just install the packages you like.
[21:22] <Dr_Willis> chuck_:  i dont even have a /etc/asound.conf :)
[21:22] <P^D> I have ti try: sudo modprobe -r psmouse
[21:22] <P^D> sudo modprobe psmouse proto=imps
[21:23] <P^D> mmm
[21:23] <Dream> hey :) this is an odd thing to ask, but --> installed linux via live disc onto a hard drive, and, i put it into a rebuilt computer, it tries booting from CD then from floppy, then goes to boot from the hard drive, but it wont go, so what should i do?
[21:23] <ubuntistas> so coz_?
[21:23] <hippohenk> Hi does anybody know a tool to find out what processes are causing diskIO. Even when I have almst nothing open I hear my disks writing a couple of times per second I wnt to know what is doing this
[21:24] <leOn> so looks like i'll be rolling back to debian and wait for a 2.6.29 xen kernel ...
[21:24] <P^D> sudo modprobe -r psmouse
[21:24] <coz_> ubuntistas,  well I am confused  you say you uninstalled boxee but want to delete the remainaing files from it?
[21:24] <Conic> I mean, whenever I install kubuntu-desktop, or whatever it was, it breaks sound. And I have to reinstall.
[21:24] <P^D> sudo modprobe psmouse proto=imps
[21:24] <Muelli> dream: how do you know, "it doesn't go"? i.e. error messages, or the like?
[21:24] <chuck_> Dr_Willis,  its not realy needed unless you have some weird setup or ALSA is not playing nice
[21:24] <Slart> hippohenk: htop/top might work
[21:24] <w3wsrmn> hippohenk: iotop
[21:24] <Dream> Muelli: it says "fails to boot, insert a boto disc"
[21:24] <leOn> is ubuntu going to drop xen, like redhat did?
[21:24] <P^D> sudo modprobe -r psmouse
[21:24] <xnettulu> install sound for ubuntu ,how?
[21:24] <P^D> sudo modprobe psmouse proto=imps
[21:24] <Dream> Muelli: well, cmos says it, not ubuntu
[21:24] <Dr_Willis> chuck_:  yea. id like to figure out a way to just clone the front speakers to the rear, i just reaized my mp3 player is just playing front only on this box.
[21:24] <Muelli> dream: hm. sound like GRUB didn't install properly :(
[21:24] <ubuntistas> yeah coz_ i did a purge remove command i reinstalled it but nothing
[21:25] <coz_> ubuntistas,  ok first not purge  rath  sudo apt-get autoremove boxee
[21:25] <P^D> touchpad suddenly stopped in jaunty??
[21:25] <P^D> sudo modprobe -r psmouse
[21:25] <P^D> touchpad suddenly stopped in jaunty??
[21:25] <P^D> sudo modprobe -r psmouse
[21:25] <FloodBot3> P^D: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:25] <Muelli> dream: boot off the CD and recover GRUB. grub-install /dev/sda1 or whatever your device is you want to boot from
[21:25] <P^D> sudo modprobe psmouse proto=imps
[21:25] <coz_> ubuntistas,  that will remove all of the unused dependecies as well
[21:25] <notdarkyet> hey I am getting 404 errors when trying to apt-get update, but i have tested my network connection and it works correctly
[21:25] <hippohenk> w3wsrmn: thank you that is the tool i was looking for
[21:25] <notdarkyet> anyone have ideas
[21:25] <notdarkyet> ?
[21:25] <xzanith> dream: What live disk are you using
[21:25] <coz_> ubuntistas,  then sudo apt-get instal boxee
[21:25] <leOn> bc: this is like a circus in here
[21:25] <leOn> =P
[21:25] <xnettulu> thanks y
[21:25] <P^D> sudo modprobe psmouse proto=imps
[21:26] <Dr_Willis> leOn:  and its a circus of 100% Clowns? :P
[21:26] <Muelli> notdarkyet: seems like you're using an (outdated?) mirror. you might want to edit /etc/apt/sources.list to include working repositories.
[21:26] <Conic> So, I have a problem. Whenever I install Kubuntu, on top of a working Ubuntu installation, it breaks sound.
[21:26] <Conic> Sound DOES NOT WORK, at all, and I have to reinstall.
[21:26] <Conic> I rhymed, too
[21:27] <Conic> Heh
[21:27] <ubuntistas> i did that in the previous version of ubuntu coz_ but nothing and it's continuing to be a problem and in jaunty unfortunately
[21:27] <notdarkyet> Muelli: where is a good location for one?
[21:27] <Conic> Is there any reason for that?
[21:27] <RB2> Any suggestion as to why the install is scanning my drives for 20 minutes?
[21:27] <coz_> ubuntistas,  ok is boxee installed right now?
[21:27] <notdarkyet> I had an old install cd and upgraded to dapper and now trying edgy
[21:27] <Muelli> notdarkyet: yeah, good question. You can ask anyone in here but me for an up-to-date /etc/apt/sources.list ;-)
[21:27] <Dr_Willis> Conic:  none that i can think of.. you culd try to clarify whats breaking in the sounnd. Ive used Kubuntu+ubuntu befor and no issues.
[21:27] <leOn> Dr_Willis: of course not .. there are other performs too
[21:27] <Slart> !edgy
[21:27] <leOn> ;)
[21:27] <ubuntistas> iam installing it now coz_
[21:28] <leOn> s/performs/performers/
[21:28] <Muelli> notdarkyet: Dr_Willis is smart. He can provide you a /etc/apt/sources.list :)
[21:28] <bc> leOn: yes, notice floodbot goes balls out every so often.
[21:28] <Slart> notdarkyet: edgy support ended a year ago.. go with something more modern
[21:28] <mrubcich> hey guys, i just finsihed an install and download of warcraft to my pc and now im trying to start it up but my graphics are all shredded and torn
[21:28] <Conic> It doesn't come out my speakers. It says it's working fine, and it even says sound is coming out.
[21:28] <coz_> ubuntistas,   open a terminal and type     boxee
[21:28] <Conic> But no sound comes out.
[21:28] <notdarkyet> well you cannot jump upgrades
[21:28] <coz_> ubuntistas,  that should read out any errors  but if there are do not paste them here go to pastebin
[21:28] <notdarkyet> i think, don't you have to go in order?
[21:28] <mrubcich> anyone know any graphical fixes with wine and warcraft
[21:28] <coz_> !pastebin | ubuntistas
[21:28] <Conic> Oh well, I guess I'll try to install it again, see what happens
[21:28] <Dr_Willis> Muelli:  $  pastebinit  /etc/apt/sources.list
[21:28] <Dr_Willis> http://pastebin.com/f2459e3af
[21:28] <Slart> notdarkyet: then I would seriously consider a full reinstall
[21:28] <Conic> I can always reinstall ALSA, can't I?
[21:28] <backslash7> How do I enable compiz to in-/decreate opacity of a window using ALT+WHEELUP/WHEELDOWN? I can't find CompizConfigManger -> Gerneral -> *Opacity settings*, the last point isn't there, just 3 others.
[21:28] <Muelli> notdarkyet: http://pastebin.com/f2459e3af
[21:28] <Hydrant> does anyone know of an easy utility for managing DNS entries ?
[21:29] <Muelli> Dr_Willis: thx
[21:29] <Dream> oh jeez +_=' WHY cant it be simple "the jumper on the back of the hard drive, is it set to master or slave, it doesnt matter what you do if its not set as master it wont make a difference" :/ um how am i supposed to know thaT?!
[21:29] <Dr_Willis> Conic:  i doubt if its breaking alsa.. it may be some setting thats not set right.. but i doubt if its alsa breaking
[21:29] <ubuntistas> ok coz_
[21:29] <Muelli> Hydrant: nano, vi or emacs *SCNR*
[21:29] <notdarkyet> thanks
[21:29] <Conic> The thing is, it doesn't happen right away
[21:29] <Dr_Willis> Conic:  what you decribe sounds like the mixer just being muted.
[21:29] <Hydrant> I was kinda hoping for a simple webapp :-)
[21:29] <Conic> It might be on the first reboot, not sure
[21:29] <Conic> But how do I unmute the mixer?
[21:29] <Muelli> Hydrant: check powerdns. but tinydns is *really* simple
[21:29] <leOn> Hydrant: for which dns server?
[21:30] <ubuntistas> coz_ it's saying me coomand not found
[21:30] <Muelli> Conic: use "alsamixer"
[21:30] <mrubcich> anyone know any graphical fixes with wine and warcraft
[21:30] <Hydrant> just for a dns server on ubuntu server, no particular dns server in mind
[21:30] <Dr_Willis> Conic:  could be some bug with yoru specific sound card/driver. hard to tell. try the various sound mixer apps.  the kde/gnome one may be confused. theres others in the repos you can install
[21:30] <Dr_Willis> mrubcich:  check the wine app database.
[21:30] <Hydrant> I'm not a bind guru, just want something easy
[21:30] <coz_> ubuntistas, ok is it showing up in any of your menus?
[21:30] <leOn> hrm
[21:30] <Slart> mrubcich: you might want to ask that question in #winehq
[21:30] <Conic> Oh cool
[21:30] <rohtie> I'm back
[21:30] <ubuntistas> yes coz_
[21:30] <Conic> Thanks, installing Kubuntu. We'll see what happens.
[21:30] <Muelli> Hydrant: don't use bind. Use something sane. Like djbdns. It has a really simple configfile format
[21:30] <mrubcich> dr_willis: yeah i have been it apparently works fine but not for me
[21:31] <leOn> Hydrant: you need a tool for managing a dns server, but you don't specify which .. that's kind of hard to answer
[21:31] <coz_> ubuntistas,  ok  open system/prefernces/main menu
[21:31] <rohtie> gnea: It didn't show any errors
[21:31] <chuck_> Dr_Willis,  when you run speaker-test -c4 do you get sound out of all speakers
[21:31] <mrubcich> thanks slart i totally didnt change channels did it
[21:31] <ubuntistas> ok done coz_
[21:31] <coz_> ubuntistas,  look under the same menu listing for that application  highlight that application and clic properties to see what command is used to open it
[21:32] <linduxed> i want to install the following package: http://packages.debian.org/testing/x11/awesome from the debian testing repos, how do i do that>
[21:32] <linduxed> ?
[21:32] <Muelli> linduxed: apt-get install awesome
[21:32] <ubuntistas> coz_ /opt/boxee/run-boxee-desktop
[21:32] <coz_> ubuntistas,  then use that command in the terminal  and see if there are errors
[21:33] <rohtie> gnea: you there?
[21:33] <leOn> Muelli: do you advise any nice gui app for kvm ?
[21:33] <Muelli> linduxed: if you want to install *that* special  package, download the deb file and install it with dpkg -i
[21:33] <second_nick> does anyone know how to use easybcd?
[21:33] <linduxed> Muelli: that results in an obsolete version, ubuntu is totally late an the awesome-department
[21:33] <Muelli> leOn: ubuntu has it's own virt-manager. dunno how xcactly its called, but the official docs mention it
[21:33] <chuck_> linduxed, Debian pakages do not work in ubuntu
[21:33] <linduxed> Muelli: i was most concerned of the dependencies
[21:33] <Muelli> leOn: but there are several. kqemu for instance.
[21:33] <box02> halo somebody gonna help me? I would like to ask about authenticated ppa packge.
[21:33] <ubuntistas> http://paste.ubuntu.com/168132/ coz_
[21:33] <yowshi> grrr i am never going to get to record video at this rate
[21:34] <Muelli> linduxed: don't listen to chuck_. Debian packages work most of the time.
[21:34] <second_nick> does anyone know how to use easybcd?
[21:34] <yowshi> i am just glad that all my atemtpos in vlc havent siezed uyp the webcam
[21:34] <leeguy92> hi all, we have a proble
[21:34] <leeguy92> m
[21:34] <leeguy92> gnome panel dont wanna start
[21:34] <leeguy92> no icons either
[21:34] <Extend> what replaces "displayconfig-gtk" in jaunty ?
[21:34] <leOn> and that official virt manager uses kvm or does it use another virt engine ?
[21:34] <linduxed> Muelli: thats what ive always heard and have by testing felt
[21:34] <Gnea> rohtie: can you switch it over to ctrl-alt-f1 and look at the /var/log/Xorg.0.log file?
[21:34] <leeguy92> just suddenly stopped working this bootup
[21:34] <coz_> ubuntistas,  ok the error log is located in   /tmp/dimitris-xbmc.log
[21:34] <Muelli> Extend: you can search for packages with apt-cache search.
[21:34] <c0ntract0r> Ubuntu 9.04, ess1371 soundcard, on a board with via82xx.  I have the via8235 disabled in bios, no sound.  I can find the card in lspci, but alsamixer wont work, says function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory.   Please help.
[21:34] <coz_> ubuntistas,  open that and read it
[21:35] <coz_> ubuntistas,  apparently the application is not working
[21:35] <rohtie> gnea: I'm not sure if i can... But i'll try
[21:35] <Extend> Muelli : couldn't find any
[21:35] <ubuntistas> coz_ how can i open it?>
[21:35] <chuck_> Muelli,  Read what you just said most of the time.
[21:35] <Muelli> Extend: *shrug* just have a look in your system->preferences menu which program fires up...
[21:35] <baker> hi all
[21:35] <coz_> ubuntistas,  go to Places/home
[21:36] <baker> i need some help
[21:36] <Muelli> chuck_: read what you've just said "packages don't work". that is simply wrong.
[21:36] <Muelli> !help | baker
[21:36] <coz_> ubuntistas,  when that opens in the left column click "File system"  then maneauver to that locationi and double click the log file and it should open in text editor
[21:36] <baker> my cam can't work in kopete
[21:36] <Dream> right, put the thing on set the hardware to master, good luck my old brick pc :P
[21:37] <Muelli> baker: does it work in, say, camorama?
[21:37] <Extend> Muelli i want a tool can let me identify my monitor to get many resolutions to choose from ? any idea?
[21:37] <ubuntistas> it doesn't open coz_
[21:37] <Muelli> Extend: isn't there an official program in the system->preferences?
[21:37] <chuck_> Muelli,  Ok you mix and match Debian and ubuntu Packages thats your right.
[21:37] <coz_> ubuntistas,  right click the file open with  text editor
[21:37] <leOn> Muelli: do you happen to know if kvm allows pci device passthrough to the VM ?
[21:37] <Extend> i can't find a resolution on it
[21:38] <Extend> Muelli  i can't find a resolution on it i tried everything u will expect
[21:38] <Dream> "boot failure reboot and select proper Boot Device"
[21:38] <Muelli> uh leOn. probably not. but I don't know. check the manpage
[21:38] <ActionParsnip> Dream: reinstll grub to the correct disk (or lilo)
[21:38] <Muelli> Extend: hm. does "xrandr" show different resolutions? I mean maybe you simply can't switch the resolution :(
[21:39] <yowshi> can anyone help me get vlc recording audio and video?
[21:39] <tinker> I got audio for everything except DVD playback.   I have an EMU10k1  sound card, any ideas?
[21:39] <ubuntistas> coz_ i found a boxee log and a boxee old log
[21:39] <Dream> ActionParsnip: it was the only disc in the computer when i installed ubuntu, it would have had no choice but to install to it, also, i moved the harddrive into another computer and it worked fine, so, any clue?
[21:40] <noob1> Hi all
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> Dream: check bios settings are correct, the fact that it boots in a different pc is good
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> !hi | noob
[21:40] <noob1> hi
[21:40] <coz_> ubuntistas,  ok   they should tell you waht the issue however If you give me a few minutes I will check out the application and see what it maybe
[21:40] <noob1> thank you
[21:40] <Dream> ActionParsnip: ok, going to check, i mean, this is confusing me
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> Dream: would me, too
[21:41] <ubuntistas> coz_ any clue ?
[21:41] <noob1> well i wanted to ask you all how would you configure your pppoe connection through ethernet (no router or modem) to make it auto connect everytime time connection gets dropped
[21:41] <the_scorpion> noob question: i logged into a file server @ my office (from home) via terminal/ssh and ran an rsync command that mirrors a large set of data to yet another remote machine. I ran it two days ago and it's still going. If I turn off my computer, will that interrupt the rsync that my office machine is running?
[21:42] <coz_> ubuntistas,  hold on guy I cant do it at this moment give me a few minutes :)
[21:42] <noob1> using ubuntu 8.10 for the last 3 weeks and loving it
[21:42] <ubuntistas> ok coz_
[21:42] <somnolence> [ 1813.637380] eth0: RGMII mode.
[21:42] <somnolence> [ 1813.637385] eth0: Enabling Auto-negotiation.
[21:42] <somnolence> [ 1817.751338] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): eth0: link is not ready , how do I make eth0 ready?
[21:42] <Dream> ActionParsnip: 1st boot, floppy, 2nd harddrive,
[21:42] <Muelli> the_scorpion: it shouldn't but it won't if you detach your rsync. i.e. hit CTRL+Z and the "disown"
[21:42] <space_cadet> anyone testing pidgin-vv??
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> the_scorpion: the rsyn will fail n the data on the recieing ide will be incomplete. you will need to re-rync the data to get it completd
[21:42] <Dream> ActionParsnip: also only the one hard drive
[21:42] <noob1> have searched google,got something about /etc/ppp/options
[21:42] <Muelli> the_scorpion: for the future: run stuff inside a "screen".
[21:43] <Muelli> !screen | the_scorpion
[21:43] <ActionParsnip> dream: set all 3 to hard drive if you can
[21:43] <noob1> to make the connection persist
[21:43] <blixt> i get a really loud beep in the speakers on shutdown... is there some kind of log in the system so i could look up what all thats about?
[21:43] <the_scorpion> THANKS EVERYONE
[21:43] <Dream> ActionParsnip: old mother board:P only 2 lol, but its done :) testing
[21:43] <space_cadet> blixt, gnome-system-log ?
[21:43] <noob1> but even after making the changes when the connection gets dropped no auto reconnection
[21:43] <yowshi> grr vlc really really really is having trouble with audio heh and since it cant find the audio it wont record
[21:43] <noob1> am using the default network manager that comes with ubuntu
[21:43] <ActionParsnip> dream: could try having only the hard drive attatched and disconnect floppy and cd
[21:43] <yowshi> anyone know how to get vlc to record video from a webcam and audio from a mic?
[21:43] <blixt> where could i find that?
[21:44] <noob1> please help me out
[21:44] <coz_> ubuntistas,  is this boxee?   http://www.boxee.tv/
[21:44] <space_cadet> blixt, terminal:   gnome-system-log ?
[21:44] <Dream> ActionParsnip: will do next if this fails
[21:44] <blixt> ok! going to try
[21:44] <Dream> ActionParsnip: fail! lol
[21:44] <ubuntistas> yup coz_
[21:44] <space_cadet> blixt, it's kinda, all the logs in one place...  so it may take some time searching for your issue...
[21:45] <coz_> ubuntistas,  ok let me check it out hold on
[21:45] <ubuntistas> okkkkkkkkkkkkk
[21:45] <johna> hi i need to find out how to install a dock on the machine i am now using
[21:45] <mrubcich> how would one go about upgrading an intel integrated videocard?
[21:45] <noob1> would anybody be kind enough to look over my problem
[21:45] <blixt> ahaha.. i c
[21:45] <Muelli> johna: what's a "dock"?
[21:45] <blixt> thnx!
[21:45] <ultranoize> hello... it seems I've lost some disk space can someone help me out...
[21:45] <Muelli> !enter | noob1
[21:45] <eml> Does Jaunty use Compiz by default?
[21:46] <Muelli> eml: yes. but you can easily turn it off
[21:46] <jakilnet> qui peut m'aider s'il vous plaît
[21:46] <noob1> oh sorry first time am using an irc
[21:46] <Muelli> !fr | jakilnet
[21:46] <eml> Muelli: Simply by turning off desktop effects?
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> dream: hmmm
[21:46] <clearscreen> Muelli: damnit you're too fast
[21:46] <Muelli> eml: yep. that should do it.
[21:46] <johna> its a thing where all your applications are setup so when you want to use them you can click the icon on the dock
[21:46] <JediMaster-> is the UNR netbook ubuntu the only USB image?
[21:46] <tom_de_tom> hi
[21:46] <Muelli> clearscreen: sorry -.-
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> dream: try another bootable hdd in the system thats bad
[21:47] <tom_de_tom> whats the best app for searching for wireless networks?
[21:47] <Muelli> johna: O_o there are panels and menu where yuo can attach your program. I feel it suits your need.
[21:47] <hubar_> hmm can anyone recommend a netbook to use for ubuntu 9.04? :)
[21:47] <yowshi> anyone know how to get vlc to record video from a webcam and audio from a mic?
[21:47] <assem> i'm noticing (after several hours?) my keyboard becomes unresponsive to normal keystrokes in my ssh session inside gnome-terminal.  i can still do alt+# or ctrl+shift+t and a few others.  any ideas?
[21:47] <tom_de_tom> sa my wireless notification has gone missing
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> dream: and check the hdd is primary master pata channel
[21:47] <Muelli> tom_de_tom: iwlist :>
[21:47] <Dream> ActionParsnip: no others to hand :/ and, in cmos i set it to master, and i unplugged the floppy and CD and i get teh same message
[21:47] <johna> can you tell me where to go?
[21:47] <blixt> where in the log should i search for events during shut down?
[21:47] <eddVRS> hi, just upgraded to 9.10, and key board layout is all wrong. anyone know a way to visually select the correct one?
[21:48] <Dream> ActionParsnip:teh? the* sorry, any ideas?
[21:48] <yowshi> well i narrowed down why cheese was spiontaneously dieing. anytime i select a window over it
[21:48] <tom_de_tom> Muelli: thats terminal..but an app that sits in the task bar?
[21:48] <eml> Muelli: Thank you.
[21:48] <blixt> is it normal to beep on shut down?
[21:48] <coz_> ubuntistas,  did you apply the new repo for this under synaptic pacakge manager?
[21:48] <yowshi> must have emotional issues a well time to reboot
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> dream: try a different ata cable maybe
[21:48] <Muelli> johna: not unless yuo tell what's wrong with the menu/panel..
[21:48] <Dream> ActionParsnip: tried it i did that before i logged in
[21:48] <Muelli> tom_de_tom: well, I dunno. but I'd rather fix my NetworkManager...
[21:48] <thedoor> somebody know how to open file with .mdi extension on ubuntu 9;04?
[21:49] <Muelli> thedoor: double click it?
[21:49] <tom_de_tom> well its gone and i have done as all suggestions on google
[21:49] <ripper_> #join
[21:49] <tom_de_tom> Muelli: any ideas?
[21:49] <Muelli> tom_de_tom: issue "nm-applet" from your favourite terminal emulatino
[21:49] <outofthemadness> I accidentally replaced python with stackless python and as a result, I think I mucked up quite a few things. Any idea how to get the old version back?
[21:49] <ubuntistas> no coz_
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> dream: could try powering off, unplug all power and remoe cmos battery and let the system rest for 30 mins to drain all power and clear nvram
[21:50] <ActionParsnip> dream: thn battery back in, power in, boot
[21:50] <Ljorring> I am having sound issues on my Ubuntu 8.04 on a Lenovo x61s laptop
[21:50] <thedoor> Muelli, the file does'nt open =/
[21:50] <Muelli> outofthemadness: Does "apt-get install python" work?
[21:50] <coz_> ubuntistas,  ok open system/adminstration/synatpic pacakge manger
[21:50] <Dream> ActionParsnip: :o didnt think of that, going to try ^^
[21:50] <Muelli> thedoor: how do you know?
[21:50] <tom_de_tom> i done this as suggestion on the net and i get the following:
[21:50] <ubuntistas> what repo i just pou the repo in sources and installed the software coz_
[21:50] <tom_de_tom> ** (nm-applet:4817): WARNING **: <WARN>  applet_dbus_manager_start_service(): Could not acquire the NetworkManagerUserSettings service as it is already taken.  Return: 3
[21:50] <thedoor> Muelli, i tried =/
[21:50] <Ljorring> I am having sound issues on my Ubuntu 8.04 on a Lenovo x61s laptop. I am able to play a song in an audioplayer, but I can't hear any sound on any device. please help
[21:50] <coz_> ubuntistas,  oh so you did add the repo
[21:50] <Muelli> Ljorring: werid. I don't. What are your issueS?
[21:50] <ActionParsnip> Ljorring: can you use pastebin to give the output of: sudo lshw -C sound
[21:50] <Muelli> thedoor: and then...? what?
[21:50] <ubuntistas> yup coz_
[21:50] <coz_> ubuntistas,  ok open a terminal  and type  sudo apt-get update
[21:51] <coz_> ubuntistas,  then   sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[21:51] <ultranoize> Disk Usage Analyzer tells me that the total file system capacity is 12.5GB but when I scan the file system it appears only 7GB being used but it states a usage of 100%. Any idea what might be  wrong ?
[21:51] <coz_> ubuntistas,  then sudo apt-get install boxee
[21:51] <r0ute_ho> doesn anyone know the package that contains the 'ip' tool? I want to grab the souce but it's extremely difficult to google for obvious reasons
[21:51] <thedoor> Muelli, the nautilus show a error
[21:51] <Ljorring> thanks for you replies. working on 'sudo lshw -C sound'
[21:51] <noob1> well i wanted to ask you all how would you configure your pppoe connection through ethernet (no router or modem) to make it auto connect everytime time connection gets dropped.Have searched google,got something about /etc/ppp/options to make the connection persist,but even after making the changes when the connection gets dropped no auto reconnection.Am using the default network manager that comes with ubuntu.Would be really grateful if some one could help
[21:51] <Muelli> thedoor: *what* error?!
[21:51] <PolNEU> thedoor: .mdi = Microsoft Office Document Imaging or Multimedia Database Information System - I, however, doubt that there exist programs (except Microsoft Office under wine) for Linux to open any of these formats
[21:51] <Dream> Does ubuntu 9.10 come with the mp3 plugins already in? i forgot to check ^^
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> !paste | Ljorring
[21:51] <coz_> ubuntistas,  if it asks to install dependencies say  Y
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> dream: no you will need to install codecs
[21:52] <tom_de_tom> When doing nm-applet i get: ** (nm-applet:4817): WARNING **: <WARN>  applet_dbus_manager_start_service(): Could not acquire the NetworkManagerUserSettings service as it is already taken.  Return: 3
[21:52] <Ljorring> ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/m516f7e47 <-
[21:52] <outofthemadness> Muelli: everytime I do that, it just says that python is at it's latest version. I tried using synaptic to reinstall, but no effect. If I try sudo apt-get remove python, it tries to remove all packages dependent on Python, which is NOT what I want
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> !intelhda | Ljorring
[21:52] <ubuntistas> i have installed it coz_ 1 thousand times and it's installed now too
[21:52] <Muelli> tom_de_tom: looks like an applet is already running. weird. stupid advice, but "have you tried turining it off and on again"?
[21:52] <Ljorring> ActionParsnip: thank you
[21:52] <Ljorring> ActionParsnip: on it
[21:52] <nmvictor> noob1: i thought its an options in the default network manager.You just check the checkbox
[21:52] <coz_> ubuntistas,  mm ok it is working here
[21:52] <tom_de_tom> Muelli: the wireless card? - yes i have
[21:52] <yowshi> now i have 2 mysteries to unravel. why cant i record video on vlc and why do programmes accessing the webcam crash when i select another window over top of them
[21:53] <Muelli> outofthemadness: try apt-get install --reinstall.. how did you install stackless python in first place?
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> Ljorring: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=753906
[21:53] <noob1> nmvictor:it's not available in the dsl option
[21:53] <Muelli> tom_de_tom: nope. your whole system
[21:53] <JediMaster-> is it possible to write .iso images to usb drive instead of the .img images?
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> Ljorring: 2nd may be better
[21:53] <ms_adam> السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
[21:53] <tom_de_tom> i am connected but say if i go to anoter connection or place and cant connect
[21:53] <Ljorring> ActionParsnip: checking nr 2
[21:53] <tom_de_tom> yes,  rebooted many times
[21:53] <coz_> ubuntistas,   I am puzzled then because it is running here  pehaps another person can take it from here
[21:53] <ubuntistas> it's not working here because one day  i deleted a profile folder accidentally probably it tis the problem coz_
[21:53] <coz_> ubuntistas,  oh
[21:53] <Muelli> tom_de_tom: does "pgrep nm-applet" show a PID?
[21:54] <ms_adam> لدي سؤال حول كيف اجعل حسابي على اوبنتو يعمل كمدير للنظام؟ root
[21:54] <Dillizar> !clive
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> jedimater: ure just use dd
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> *sure
[21:54] <outofthemadness> Muelli: trying that now. I installed it from source from stackless.com
[21:54] <roosh1_> hi
[21:54] <coz_> ubuntistas,   ok then I am still pu/zzled because  sudo apt-get autoremove boxee should remove all references to it
[21:54] <chuck_> tom_de_tom, your just missing the network app from the panel
[21:54] <rafaelrjp> ola
[21:54] <sebsebseb> roosh1_: hi
[21:54] <Muelli> outofthemadness: oh. bad idea.
[21:54] <linduxed> can aptitude handle local debs? i normally use dpkg -i for installing local debs but im curious if aptitude can handle that for me?
[21:54] <backslash7> Is there a script that is executed by gnome-session so that I can run some of my script after X is started?
[21:54] <pestario> hi everyone. Is it possible to have a dual-monitor setup if I have 1 nvidia video card and 1 ati video card? I thought this was possible but it looks like I can only have 1 driver installed at a time: either nvidia or ati.
[21:54] <backslash7> Like autostart?
[21:54] <ubuntistas> it's an alpha coz_ it has flaws
[21:54] <yowshi> anyone avilable to help with these problems? why cant i record video on vlc and why do programmes accessing the webcam crash when i select another window over top of them
[21:54] <g0thmog> hello, i have a ubuntu shell... im trying to change prompt modifying $PS1, but when i do relogin the setting is missed, what files need to be modified to preserve this PS1 setting ?
[21:54] <tom_de_tom> tom@tom-laptop:~$ pgrep nm-applet
[21:54] <coz_> ubuntistas,  right but how to get it back I am not sure
[21:54] <ms_adam> hi, i'm asking abt how can i make my account on ubuntu admin, like root account?
[21:55] <mrubcich> anyone have any experience with intel gm965 cards willing to spare a few minutes?
[21:55] <tom_de_tom> 3203
[21:55] <coz_> ubuntistas,  I have to break here but will return in a while
[21:55] <tom_de_tom> tom@tom-laptop:~$
[21:55] <sebsebseb> mrubcich: that sounds like one of the cards  that is mentioned in the 9.04 release notes, for having issues
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> g0thmog: add the setting to .bashrc
[21:55] <ubuntistas> ok no pro see ya coz_
[21:55] <g0thmog> ActionParsnip, ok, will try
[21:55] <danopia> fglrx not in 9.04 yet?
[21:55] <sebsebseb> !notes
[21:55] <outofthemadness> Muelli: yeah I mean I reaad the README, but clearly not close enough. I tried to separate it, but it still overwrote my default python install
[21:56] <roosh> hello, can anyone help me with some trouble ive been having with my wireless adapter that came with my computer?
[21:56] <mrubcich> sebsebseb: yeah im definatly having some small problems here and there but im trying to upgrade the drivers and imnot sure how to do that with linux
[21:56] <Muelli> outofthemadness: you could try a make uninstall to remove the stackless stuff then apt-get isntall --reinstall python-2.5
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> !anyone | roosh
[21:56] <sebsebseb> mrubcich: check the release notes, and tell me if any of that effects you or not
[21:56] <linduxed> pestario: dual-card is AFAIK quite a pain to setup
[21:56] <mrubcich> sebsebseb: good idea man thanks
[21:57] <ubuntistas> profile folder deleted and some folders deleted from boxee accidentally iam reinstalling it but nothing any clue?
[21:57] <linduxed> pestario: someone might correct me on this (as i have no experience on this of my own) but thats what ive heard
[21:57] <roosh> ok, sorry im new to ubuntu
[21:57] <Dream> ActionParsnip: and if the cmos battery fails? what then, smashy? :P
[21:57] <sebsebseb> mrubcich: see my pm
[21:58] <sebsebseb> roosh: wireless hummm    what kind of problems?
[21:58] <pestario> linduxed: yeah that's what it looks like. i have had nvidia driver installed. today i tried plugging my monitor to the ati card and tried to install fglrx. before installing the driver, it said i needed to remove the nvidia driver...
[21:58] <roosh> so my wireless was working fine in vista
[21:58] <ripper_> hey hey hey
[21:58] <judget_> I am trying to install a sony blue ray dvd in my existing linux ubuntu intrepid
[21:58] <sebsebseb> roosh: yes, but that dosan't mean it will with Ubuntu
[21:59] <roosh> but when i swithed to ubuntu, it will never connect
[21:59] <judget_> are there any special modules I need /
[21:59] <roosh> im forced to use my 5 year old ma111 adapter
[21:59] <needhelp> Hello, I have problem with aMSN. Sometimes when I switch back to a window (alt-tab), I try to write a message, but the input field is like disabled. That problem is solved by switching back and forth a few times. Any idea?
[22:00] <ladydaffney> Daffney
[22:00] <outofthemadness> Muelli: I'm starting to think the scope of my problem is different from what I first thought. I reinstalled python, but the python shell is the one I recompiled this morning to keep stuff working, not the one from the repos
[22:00] <yowshi> anyone available to help with these problems? why cant i record video on vlc and why do programmes accessing the webcam crash when i select another window over top of them
[22:00] <ubuntistas> i deleted profile folder  and some folders from boxee accidentally iam reinstalling it but nothing any clue?i
[22:00] <penguins2387> i don't suppose anyone in here knows why there is a hidden user account in Jaunty called games?
[22:00] <Muelli> outofthemadness: did you try a make uninstall yet?
[22:01] <ripper_> hey im having problems with 9.04 and ATI drivers i have Xorg.0.log file with some EE's in in but dont know what to do to fix???? i have it in postbin
[22:01] <ubuntistas> http://paste.ubuntu.com/168140/ log file
[22:01] <rumpel2> penguins2387, ... hidden how?
[22:01] <josh977> MY gnome desktop is taking a long time to load after jaunty upgrade. How could I go through and check what it is doing to speed it up do you figure?
[22:01] <linduxed> pestario: id check with google if anyone has attemped this stunt with ubuntu and wanted to tell the tale...
[22:02] <williee> what is ubuntu studio all about?
[22:02] <Hystoriker_> good evenening. i have a problem with my jaunty. i wanted to install a weeather plasmoid. for that i had to install gettext, build-essential gettext. but after i hit "sudo apt-get install cmake build-essential kdelibs5-dev gettext" there were problems with the setting up and now i cannot install or deinstall anything.
[22:02] <pestario> linduxed: will do... thanks!
[22:02] <penguins2387> hi
[22:02] <Dream> ActionParsnip: think thats long enough :) going to try again
[22:02] <ubuntistas> http://paste.ubuntu.com/168140/
[22:02] <Muelli> Hystoriker_: why not? i.e. error messages or so..
[22:03] <ubuntistas> i deleted profile folder and some folders from boxee accidentally iam reinstalling it but nothing any clue?
[22:03] <nmvictor> Hystoriker_: does sudo apt-get -f do something to restore apt
[22:03] <Ljorring> Muelli: may I disturb you with my sound issue?
[22:03] <penguins2387> has anyone else encountered a hidden user account in 9.04 (jaunty) called games? and if so could any of you tell me what it is for?
[22:04] <williee> what is ubuntu studio all about?
[22:04] <Dream-Ubu> lol ActionParsnip logged, didnt see
[22:04] <Muelli> Ljorring: sure. but I feel I gotta go within the next few minutes :-/ So i might not be of great help (today)
[22:04] <outofthemadness> Muelli:this morning.I should have mentioned that when I thought the problem was with stackless I did a make uninstall, but that left me without a python shell, so I recompiled python from scratch
[22:04] <josh977> ubuntu studio has a bunch of multi-media apps
[22:04] <somnolence> why does my ethernet device say "Base address:0xdead"
[22:04] <williee> is it like for multimedia?
[22:04] <c0ntract0r>  am very lost trying to get an ess1371 to work on a board with a via8235(disabled in bios).  lspci finds the ess1371, but alsamixer shows   function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory              Can anyone guide me as to what I need to do?   Should I just remove alsa and try oss?
[22:04] <midkniht> all yur ubuntu is mine
[22:04] <Ljorring> Muelli: oki. I have a lot of drivers installed, and I can playback files in audio players. It seems too, that drivers are installed
[22:04] <Hystoriker_> Muelli: ist seems that my system has problems in configuring comerr-dev. that's where the first problem occurs, the rest seems to be broken dependencies
[22:04] <Ljorring> Muelli: yet, I hear no sound
[22:04] <nmvictor> williee: ubuntu targeted for multimedia guys
[22:05] <Muelli> outofthemadness: jeez. your problem get's weirder everytime ;-) ANyway, an apt-get install --reinstall 'python-*' shuold do it ;-)
[22:05] <Ljorring> Muelli: could you have a clue about what im doing wrong
[22:05] <linduxed> can aptitude handle local debs? i normally use dpkg -i for installing local debs but im curious if aptitude can handle that for me?
[22:05] <Hystoriker_> nmvictor: sudo apt-get install -f doesnt help
[22:05] <Muelli> hm Ljorring. Ddid you install
[22:05] <penguins2387> midkniht awesome! maybe you can answer my question there
[22:05] <Muelli> arr
[22:05] <vix1> i am looking to install 9.04 on my portable maxtor external drive has anyone here done this successfully ? also is there a way to do a minimal install ?
[22:05] <Muelli> hm Ljorring. did you install a driver yourself?
[22:05] <ubuntistas> i deleted profile folder and some folders from boxee accidentally iam reinstalling it but nothing any clue?
[22:05] <outofthemadness> Muelli: I wouldn't be here if it was entirely straighforward ;) I'll give it a shot
[22:05] <Ljorring> Muelli: no. I have upgraded from Ubuntu 7 to 8.04
[22:06] <roosh> sebsebseb: i posted for support on the forums, but i want able to get much help. Since im new to ubuntu, i dont know what im doing, but i tried to follow the procedure for posting my hardware info. It can be found here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7147804
[22:06] <ubuntistas> >	http://paste.ubuntu.com/168140/
[22:06] <Ljorring> Muelli: I have tried with pulseaudio
[22:06] <Muelli> Ljorring: hm. does alsamixer show channels and stuff?
[22:06] <Ljorring> Muelli: without luck
[22:06] <Ljorring> Muelli: how do I check?
[22:06] <ripper_> http://pastebin.com/d21721c7f
[22:06] <Muelli> Ljorring: execute "alsamixer" :)
[22:06] <williee> nmvictor: define multimedia?
[22:06] <midkniht> penguins2387, no, there is no hidden user accounts
[22:06] <sebsebseb> roosh: ok I am going to invite you to a channel in PM, where a guy may be able to help you
[22:06] <Ljorring> Muelli: yes
[22:07] <roosh> ok
[22:07] <williee> nmvictor: it's like watching dvds,blurays and desktop use mustic listening ?
[22:07] <Muelli> Ljorring: stupid question, but are the channels muted?
[22:07] <roosh> im new to this irc client
[22:07] <nmvictor> Hystoriker_: sudo apt-get --fix-something,or sudo apt-get -f  or just open synaptic,locate the broken package and remove it
[22:07] <Ljorring> Muelli: I have mute/unmuted like hell on everything I could find..
[22:07] <ubuntistas> i deleted profile folder and some folders from boxee accidentally iam reinstalling it but nothing any clue?
[22:07] <williee> nmvictor: i never use httpd or servers on my box
[22:07] <ubuntistas> http://paste.ubuntu.com/168140/
[22:07] <Muelli> Ljorring:  *g* press "m" in alsamixer on the corresponding channel
[22:08] <midkniht> penguins2387, the account you refer to is not enabled.  your line in /etc/shadow should look like this: games:*:13991:0:99999:7:::
[22:08] <Ljorring> Muelli: but I have a feeling, that it's such kind of an issue Im dealing with
[22:08] <nmvictor> williee: something close to that
[22:08] <penguins2387> midkniht if you try to create a user account called games it won't let you, says it's already in use, if you sudo passwd any thing else it says no such account but if you sudo passwd games it lets you set a pass word and allowed me to log in on tty1 and use the games in the directory
[22:08] <Shockrates> guys, does anyone know how to fix mbr using linux live cd?
[22:08] <midkniht> penguins2387, it isnt a hidden account, its in /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow
[22:08] <penguins2387> midkniht i enabled it to log in to tty1 to find out what it is for
[22:08] <goose> how can I set permissions on /media/disk/ as readable to everyone?
[22:09] <rohtie> wheres gaed?
[22:09] <williee> nmvictor: sooo, graphics are like better quality ?
[22:09] <penguins2387> midknhit ah thank you, you wouldn't know what it's for would you?
[22:09] <Ljorring> Muelli: no luck
[22:09] <midkniht> penguins2387, its a system used account, you shouldnt use it for login
[22:09] <williee> nmvictor: and it's HD desktop ;) ?
[22:09] <penguins2387> midkniht gotcha i won't
[22:09] <ubuntistas> i deleted profile folder and some folders from boxee accidentally iam reinstalling it but nothing any clue?http://paste.ubuntu.com/168140/
[22:09] <Shockrates> HELP
[22:09] <Muelli> Ljorring: did the green square toggle? (to indicate it's mutedness..)
[22:09] <Ljorring> Muelli: when I play a random mp3 in totem movie player, it shows the frequence mixer bouncing (the player is outputting something, that looks real)
[22:10] <rohtie> gnea: hey
[22:10] <Ljorring> Muelli: yes
[22:10] <Shockrates> i cant fucking boot
[22:10] <sebsebseb> Shockrates: ok
[22:10] <sebsebseb> Shockrates: what happdned to your MBR
[22:10] <sebsebseb> !language
[22:10] <Ljorring> Muelli: somehow I can send u jpg?
[22:10] <penguins2387> midkniht do you forsee any negative affects from setting a password for it? besides the usual security issues
[22:10] <midkniht> fucking smoak instead then
[22:10] <sebsebseb> !language
[22:10] <midkniht> Shockrates,
[22:10] <linuxnewbe> join #tomcat6
[22:10] <felixsulla> Anyone know why youtube videos would have sound but no video?
[22:10] <sebsebseb> midkniht: and you :D
[22:10] <Hystoriker_> nmvictor: the -f option doesn't help. and the package that makes the problems seems to be comerr-dev. removing that would remove hundreds of other packages
[22:10] <penguins2387> say flash plugin?
[22:10] <rohtie> gnea: I got the logs through the live cd
[22:10] <needhelp> Hello, I have problem with aMSN. Sometimes when I switch back to a window (alt-tab), I try to write a message, but the input field is like disabled. That problem is solved by switching back and forth a few times. Any idea?
[22:10] <ubuntistas> i deleted profile folder and some folders from boxee accidentally iam reinstalling it but nothing any clue?http://paste.ubuntu.com/168140/
[22:11] <nmvictor> williee: could we have this on a PM,the main channels flloding too fast,im not getting all you replies
[22:11] <Dream-Ubu> +_+' and after all fo that
[22:11] <Dream-Ubu> ubuntu has the cheak to call my BIOS old!
[22:11] <cjae_> anyone hear use klamav, I am trying to scan files before I move them on ntfs filesystems, and I see that you must manually tells klamav how to handle archive files, for .zip I have /usr/bin/unzip and for .rar = unrar, and what do I tell it for 1 .zoo 2 .lzh 3 .jar and 4 .arj
[22:11] <Shockrates> sebsebseb: i have ubuntu on c and xp on d. i want to format c: but if i do windows xp wont boot ( the bootloader is on c:) how do i fix it?
[22:11] <nmvictor>  Hystoriker_: you got to do that
[22:11] <midkniht> penguins2387, its a very common login, and probably used to preserve games group ownership.  i would just put it back and create another account to mess with
[22:11] <rohtie> one day she told me... this is when i die
[22:12] <Pici> !ot
[22:12] <Dream-Ubu> rohtie: what?
[22:12] <rohtie> sorry
[22:12] <yowshi> ok other question how do i get my webcam to work with flash?
[22:12] <rohtie> wrong tab
[22:12] <williee> nmvictor: what's diffrence between ubuntu and studoubuntu
[22:12] <ubuntistas> i deleted profile folder and some folders from boxee accidentally iam reinstalling it but nothing any clue?http://paste.ubuntu.com/168140/
[22:13] <rohtie> I have logs for xorg.0.log
[22:13] <goose> yowshi, I've been trying to do that for months, let me know if you find a way -______-
[22:13] <rohtie> Can anyone have a look at them?
[22:13]  * Dream-Ubu rolls eyes
[22:13] <penguins2387> midkniht awesome thank you sir, you are a gentleman and a scholar from your toenails to your collar. in any event I was just trying to set up and account so i can run a second simultanious x session with a minimalist window manager for running games
[22:13] <sebsebseb> Shockrates: pretty busy, want to chat somewhere more quite?
[22:13] <Dream-Ubu> i think im pushing the computer too far now, ubuntus forced into low graphics :P
[22:14] <Hystoriker_> nmvictor: i tried, it doesnt help. it reduced some problems, but not all
[22:14] <chuck_> Shockrates, You have to fix the mbr thru windows fix mbr I do not use windows so do not know the proper command
[22:14] <antonius602> xfce won't detect my keyboard function keys, vol up vol down, for instance..is there an easy way to do this?
[22:14] <rohtie> Can someone tell me whats wrong: http://paste.ubuntu.com/168149/
[22:14] <sebsebseb> Shockrates: which MBR went bad?  Windows one or Grub?
[22:14] <yowshi> goose: ok can you record from your webcam and audio from a mic?
[22:14] <aantn> I'm having resolution problems on an t43 thinkpad
[22:14] <midkniht> penguins2387, sudo adduser <username> then change your window manager in session options when you login from gdm
[22:14] <goose> yowshi, not with flash, but apt-get install cheese
[22:14] <ubuntistas> i deleted profile folder and some folders from boxee accidentally iam reinstalling it but nothing any clue?http://paste.ubuntu.com/168140/
[22:15] <penguins2387> midkniht awesome thanks. talk to you later
[22:15] <yowshi> goose: cheese crashes on me when i try to record with it
[22:15] <aantn> I can't set the resolution to anything higher than 1024x768
[22:15] <midkniht> Shockrates, sebsebseb is hitting on you, if he suggests wine to loosen you up look out
[22:15] <goose> yowshi, out of ideas then D: sorry mate
[22:15] <midkniht> np, penguins2387
[22:15] <chuck_> ubuntistas, Did you download boxee from apt
[22:15] <midkniht> smoak moar@!
[22:15] <ubuntistas> yeah chuck_
[22:15] <rohtie> http://paste.ubuntu.com/168149/ how do i fix xserver?
[22:15] <Shockrates> lol
[22:15] <nmvictor> Hystoriker_: what are the persisting pproblems you havent been able to solve?
[22:16] <xNinja> hello...
[22:16] <sebsebseb> !troll |  midkniht
[22:16] <xNinja> can ubuntu be installed into pda ? if yes which ones has been successfly installed on >?
[22:16] <yowshi> i had hope for vlc but vlc isnt working grrr. i need help finding a way to record off my webcam
[22:16] <yowshi> witrh audio from a mic
[22:17] <rohtie> Can someone help me analyse this log? http://paste.ubuntu.com/168149/
[22:17] <chuck_> ubuntistas, You can remove it then reinstall
[22:17] <Hystoriker_> nmvictor: two packages cannot be deinstalled, it seems. that is comerr-dev and gettext. hitting "sudo apt-get purge gettext" stops with "install-info: No dir file specified"
[22:17] <ubuntistas> chuck_ i did that
[22:18] <Ljorring> I am having sound issues on my x61s, ubuntu 8,04 installation. It seems as if drivers are installed, and I can playback songs in audioplayers. But I have no sound. Help anyone?
[22:18] <tom_de_tom> does some one know how to encrypt an whole hdd in ubunut?
[22:18] <outofthemadness> can anyone show me what the python path is supposed to look like(sys.path)
[22:18] <tom_de_tom> is truecrypt the way?
[22:19] <midkniht> tom_de_tom, are you installing as well?
[22:19] <Hystoriker_> nmvictor: the same happens, if i try to purge comerr-dev
[22:19] <tom_de_tom> u no install ubuntu alreayd
[22:19] <chuck_> ubuntistas, No you said you deleted some files did you run sudo apt-get purge boxee
[22:19] <midkniht> tom_de_tom, the alternate boot cd for ubuntu will allow you to encrypt drives either way
[22:19] <rohtie> Can someone please tell me whats wrong with xserver? http://paste.ubuntu.com/168149/
[22:19] <ubuntistas> yes chuck nothing
[22:19] <ubuntistas> chuck_
[22:20] <ienorand> rohtie: rohtie I don't know what it actually means, but I do know that the WW and EE items are the one's yo might be interested in, you could always see if you can find some keyword for looking for bugs or forums there.
[22:20] <midkniht> sudo apt-get tits
[22:20] <rohtie> ok thanks
[22:20] <midkniht> sudo apt-get me a sandwich
[22:20] <Seeker`> midkniht: please stop with the spam
[22:20] <fujimoto> #ubuntu-de
[22:21] <midkniht> better than login/logout spam
[22:21] <Seeker`> midkniht: no, it isn't. Please stop.
[22:22] <midkniht> now your spamming the channel
[22:22] <chuck_> ubuntistas, and when you try to reinstall it what error msg. do you get
[22:22] <bubba> firewire drive problems
[22:22] <unikon> any idea when the next LTS will be released
[22:22] <reecefowell> i am using a mac, can anyone tell me please how to mount my hdd so that it is not read only? (it is HFS+), i need to copy some stuff over but i cannot access my mac home folders or other protected directories frmo within ubuntu live cd
[22:22] <ubuntistas> it's not launching chuck_ see my log files up
[22:24] <tom_de_tom> does some know a tool like the rapid share download manager but runs on ubunut?
[22:24] <gartral_> hi, i made a private keyfile ide like to use for SSH/SCP.. but i cant find where my system put it
[22:24] <hakki99> hi
[22:25] <midkniht> tom_de_tom, sudo apt-cache search download|grep manager
[22:25] <nmvictor> hakki99:hi
[22:25] <hakki99> hi , can someone tell my how to start programms in the terminal ?
[22:25] <yowshi> anyone know how to record from a webcam and a seperate mic without cheese?
[22:25] <rohtie> hakki99: just type their name
[22:25] <midkniht> hakki99, open the terminal and type the command, hit enter
[22:26] <demisolo> hakki99, type the program
[22:26] <ubuntistas> i deleted profile folder and some folders from boxee accidentally iam reinstalling it but nothing any clue?http://paste.ubuntu.com/168140/
[22:26] <Dream-Ubu> how do i turn off using bash ><
[22:26] <rohtie> ...
[22:26] <carick> Dream-Ubu: ??
[22:26] <Dream-Ubu> what?
[22:26] <rohtie> i think bash is a major part of ubuntu
[22:26] <carick> Dream-Ubu: turn off bash?
[22:27] <_newbie_> I'm trying to use my Linksys USB adapter (WUSB54GC) with 8.10. Ubuntu is not detecting it at all. Help pelase.
[22:27] <Dream-Ubu> no, turn off, using bash
[22:27] <hakki99> yes that i know. but if i do so the programm starts and the terminal is blocked more than over.  If i quit with CTRL+C the programm i started  ends.
[22:27] <rohtie> use another type of shell i guess
[22:27] <carick> Dream-Ubu: what do you want to do?
[22:27] <midkniht> Dream-Ubu, just replace the line in /etc/passwd with /bin/<othershell>
[22:27] <ubuntistas> i deleted profile folder and some folders from boxee accidentally iam reinstalling it but nothing any clue?http://paste.ubuntu.com/168140/
[22:27] <demisolo> hakki99, what program
[22:27] <ubuntistas> i deleted profile folder and some folders from boxee accidentally iam reinstalling it but nothing any clue?http://paste.ubuntu.com/168140/
[22:28] <hakki99> lets say i start rhythmbox in the terminal
[22:28] <hakki99> demisolo , than the prog startds
[22:28] <chuck_> ubuntistas, It looks like a permission issue did you try running it as root to create the files
[22:28] <carick> hakki99: rythmbox &
[22:28] <hakki99> but i want to start and work furthermore with the terminal. oh i will try
[22:28] <ubuntistas> no chuck_ how?
[22:28] <noob1> Does any one here have a good knowledge about configuring /etc/ppp/options file
[22:29] <vix1> i am installing ubuntu the default for bootloader is set to (hd0) is this correct even for sata drives?
[22:29] <carick> hakki99: command &
[22:29] <demisolo> hakki99, it works fine with me in the terminal
[22:29] <hakki99> hey that works !!!!! THANKS
[22:29] <vix1> shld it not b sd0 ?
[22:29] <hakki99> with the & command it works well
[22:29] <carick> hakki99: np
[22:29] <hakki99> just so easy
[22:29] <hakki99> thanks
[22:29] <gartral_> hi, i made a private keyfile ide like to use for SSH/SCP.. but i cant find where my system put it
[22:29] <_newbie_> I can't find how to install my WUSB54GC on 8.10 Help?
[22:29] <vix1> i am installing ubuntu the default for bootloader is set to (hd0) is this correct even for sata drives? shld it not be (sd0)
[22:30] <carick> hakki99: or yuou could hit alt+f2 and just run it there :{
[22:30] <carick> :P*
[22:30] <Ljorring> can someone help me with my sound problem? I hear no sound, though my audioplayer reads and outputs to something. I have taken a screenshot: http://imagebin.ca/view/U9URCtf.html
[22:30] <ubuntistas> just upgrade_newbie_
[22:30] <ubuntistas> how chuck_?
[22:30] <vix1> help ?
[22:30] <vix1> i am installing ubuntu the default for bootloader is set to (hd0) is this correct even for sata drives? shld it not be (sd0)
[22:30] <yowshi> anyone know how to record from a webcam and a seperate mic without cheese?
[22:30] <Dream-Ubu> never mind, i'll use the plug :)
[22:30] <_newbie_> ubuntistas, I tried it with a live boot 9.04 still did not work
[22:31] <tom_de_tom> midkniht: thanks
[22:31] <carick> vix1: hd0 is correct
[22:31] <eseven73> anyone know where Ubuntu puts imagemagick's binary? I don't see it in /usr/bin and that's where Gallery2 says it might be
[22:31] <vix1> carick: hd0 = mbr correct?
[22:31] <outofthemadness> can anyone show me what their python path looks like?
[22:31] <ubuntistas> what are u trying to install
[22:31] <chuck_> ubuntistas, in a terminal window type sudo boxee if it works close it and try opening it as normal user
[22:31] <carick> vix1: if you have one hdd then ye
[22:31] <carick> s
[22:31] <vix1> yes
[22:31] <vix1> thx
[22:31] <ub_> what kind of fileformat should i format my external harddrive to if i want to use it on ubuntu and mac, and copy files >4 gb?
[22:32] <_newbie_> ubuntistas, Lynksys USB wireless adapter. (WUSB54GC
[22:32] <carick> ub_: jfs :D
[22:32] <w30> eseven73, sudo find / -name display -print
[22:32] <carick> ub_: doesnt really matter except not vfat but i like jfs
[22:32] <Guest5633> when i run wine doors after the primary installation nothing happens
[22:32] <Guest5633> do i have to reboot
[22:32] <ubuntistas> no chuck_{ it's not working
[22:32] <qdii> ls
[22:32] <_newbie_> found script for Feisty and Heron but not Intrepid or Jaunty
[22:32] <gartral_> hi, i made a private keyfile ide like to use for SSH/SCP.. but i cant find where my system put it
[22:33] <rumpel2> gartral_, $(HOME)/.ssh
[22:33] <midkniht> moar heron
[22:33] <carick> gartral_: ~/,ssh >
[22:33] <midkniht> moar ssh
[22:33] <carick> s/>/?
[22:33] <Guest5633> when i run wine doors after the primary installation nothing happens
[22:33] <Guest5633> when i run wine doors after the primary installation nothing happens
[22:33] <ubuntistas> _newbie_ http://ubuntuteen.blogspot.com/2009/04/linksys-wusb54gr-wireless-g-usb-adapter.html
[22:33] <debacle> having a problem connecting my new ubuntu installation to my windows network
[22:33] <williee> w: someone with ubuntustuido i need some info
[22:33] <Guest5633> woops
[22:34] <debacle> i have samab intlaled
[22:34] <carick> Guest5633: if people know the answer they will answer dont ask the same question multiple times, it is annoying
[22:34] <gartral_> appearently i didn't make it right, nothing is there
[22:34] <ubuntistas> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1134961
[22:34] <_newbie_> ubuntistas, your saying trade it in?
[22:34] <rumpel2> gartral_, id_dsa.pub ?
[22:35] <ubuntistas> :)
[22:35] <ub_> I cant format that harddrive to jfs in gparted. only fat32 fat16 ext3 ext2 linux-swap and reiserfs other ways to it?
[22:35] <yowshi> anyone know how to record from a webcam and a seperate mic without cheese?
[22:35] <gartral_> how do i make a private keyfile from terminal?
[22:35] <ubuntistas> chuck_ not working
[22:35] <gartral_> rumpel2: nope, not there
[22:35] <gartral_> rumpel2: i have ~/.ssh/known_hosts
[22:35] <carick> cd ~/.ssh && ssh keygen -t dsa && ssh keygen -t rsa && cat id_dsa_pub id_rsa_pub > authorized_keys
[22:36] <_newbie_> gah it v3
[22:36] <gartral_> cd ~/.ssh && ssh keygen -t dsa && ssh keygen -t rsa && cat id_dsa_pub id_rsa_pub > authorized_keys
[22:36] <gartral_> cd ~/.ssh && ssh keygen -t dsa && ssh keygen -t rsa && cat id_dsa_pub id_rsa_pub > authorized_keys
[22:36] <chuck_> ubuntistas, check on the boxee forum and see if someone will send you the default  .xml file I got rid of boxee so I do not have it.
[22:36] <gartral_> sry about repasting... putty acts strangly
[22:36] <carick> gartral_: and then scp authorized_keys usr@place:~/.ssh
[22:37] <qdii> where can I find documentation on linux way to handle sound ?
[22:37] <jawall> I went to install pips and Epson drivers last night and now my puter is crawling.  How to I completely remove pips (it didn't install all the way) and recover my machine to its previous state?
[22:38] <Yanick_> Hi, I'm trying to sync my Palm TX to jackalope using bluetooth but the palm keeps on rebooting itself. did anyone manage to accomplish this (not necessary on a TX)?
[22:38] <jawall> now synaptic won't let me remove or add anything because of pips
[22:38] <ub_> how can i format an external harddrive from FAT32 to jfs
[22:38] <ub_> ?
[22:39] <perscitus> Who was helping me before?
[22:39] <poningru> ub_, install gparted
[22:39] <ub_> doesnt work
[22:39] <slipttees> hello
 any other way to format from FAT32 to jfs?
[22:40] <WindowSmasher> Hello all. What can I do to ensure that my system is running at peak efficiency? I feel like It's dragging a bit.
[22:40] <gartral_> did carick leave?
[22:40] <yowshi> anyone know how to record from a webcam and a seperate mic without cheese?
[22:41] <poningru> ub_, command line
[22:41] <poningru> ub_, fdisk /dev/external_harddrive
[22:41] <poningru> p to list the partitions
[22:41] <yowshi> grrr i am getting tired of wabcem accessing programmes dieing and becomming unkillable
[22:41] <poningru> t to change the partition type ( it will ask you which partition to pick)
[22:41] <felixsulla> How do you know what packages aptitude has installed?
[22:42] <poningru> then L to find the partition type of JFS
[22:42] <Puppy> I like Puppy
[22:42] <Guest2906> hi..! guys
[22:42] <poningru> felixsulla, dpkg -l
[22:42] <qdii> felixsulla:  dpkg -l
[22:42] <yowshi> Puppy yes good you like yourself
[22:42] <poningru> ub_, then type in the number for jfs partition
[22:42] <Puppy> No
[22:42] <Puppy> I like Puppy linux
[22:42] <Pici> !ot | Puppy
[22:42] <poningru> ub_, w to write to disk
[22:42] <Puppy> It's better that Ubuntu,
[22:43] <Puppy> xD
[22:43] <Pici> Puppy: Please stop
[22:43] <Puppy> Oh cmon
[22:43] <qdii> why do I get "/dev/dsp busy device..." when I try "cat file.wav > /dev/dsp" ?
[22:43] <poningru> ub_, mkfs.jfs /dev/path_to_partition
[22:43] <javyn> What is PUppy Linux
[22:43] <Puppy> You know why?
[22:43] <poningru> qdii, probably alsa is using that
[22:43] <poningru> shutdown alsa and esound
[22:43] <qdii> is there a way to tell alsa to do the same thing ?
[22:43] <_newbie_> !wireless
[22:44] <Puppy> Because you can't help in ubuntuforums
[22:44] <poningru> ub_, I will be back
[22:44] <qdii> and how do I know whether I'm using ALSA, OSS or whatever ?
[22:44] <Puppy> you cant get help here
 "unable to open  /dev/external_harddrive
[22:45] <Puppy> and everything is ilution. Because i create thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1154116 and dont get no help. No one cares, that i cant set resolution
[22:45] <Puppy> And noone cares that other people can't use it.
[22:45] <android6011_> is there a minimal install disk that doesn't install any graphical stuff etc?
[22:45] <ghindo> android6011_: Yes indeed.
[22:45] <williee> w: someone with ubuntustuido i need some info
[22:45] <android6011_> ghindo: where can i find it?
[22:46] <enlil> hi
[22:46] <slipttees> hi, i have a service provider uses slackware server with standard VPN l2tp over ipsec with certificates. p12, and wireless network via radio
[22:46] <ghindo> android6011_: Gimme a sec and I'll look for it
[22:46] <android6011_> ok
[22:46] <ghindo> android6011_: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#alternate
[22:46] <slipttees> but am having difficulty in accees the Internet
[22:46] <enlil> I can't install flash for firefox. It works with Seamonkey without doint anything, but whatever I do, it doesn't work with firefox! Help :(
[22:46] <android6011_> ghindo: so that'll just ask me as it goes if i want to install certain things?
[22:46]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por el momento
[22:47] <ghindo> !alternateinstall
[22:47] <_newbie_> !alternet install
[22:47] <scarface> How can I disable the desktop switching when I use my mouse scroll wheel on the desktop?  I'm looking in CompizConfig but I'm not sure which plugin is responsible.
[22:47] <Pici> !alternate
[22:48] <leOn> how nice
[22:48] <slipttees> L2Tp work in Ubuntu Janty ?
[22:48] <slipttees> over ipsec certificate .p12 ?
[22:48] <_newbie_> Can some tell me what this means for the WAG311? all versions. i.e. Does it work? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCardsNetgear#PCI
[22:48] <leOn> "there was an error creating the child process for this terminal"
[22:48] <enlil> Nobody?
[22:49] <android6011_> ghindo: ok thanks
[22:50] <luis> i have problems with kubuntu and the wireless, it cant detect it, i have atheros and the alternate driver is on, can someone help me pls
[22:51] <_newbie_> Can some tell me what this means for the WAG311? all versions. i.e. Does it work? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCardsNetgear#PCI
[22:51] <okn> Once I've used entire disk for ubuntu is it possible to still resize my hd for window$ xp?
[22:51] <slipttees> ubuntu wireless sucks :-(
[22:51] <Dillizar> why ubuntu is the only linux that doesnt come with avi and mp3 driver??
[22:51] <okn> slipttees, it doesn't
[22:51] <Dillizar> slipttees, on a notebook or netbook??
[22:52] <slipttees> desktop
[22:52] <Dillizar> usb
[22:52] <luis> i have problems with kubuntu and the wireless, it cant detect it, i have atheros and the alternate driver is on, can someone help me pls
[22:52] <slipttees> pci wireless atheros chipset
[22:52] <slipttees> i can't associate wireless router
[22:52] <Dillizar> luis, and slipttees you have the same problem with the same card :)
[22:53] <luis> can u help me pls
[22:53] <Dillizar> luis, and slipttees https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Atheros
[22:53] <luis> why kubuntu always sucks with atheros...
[22:53] <ghindo> !repeat | luis
[22:54] <slipttees> Dillizar: whoto configuring vpn l2tp over ipsec with certificated .p12 in ubuntu ?
[22:54] <MaGicMaX1> guys, i have an Nvidia 9800GTX GPU, using the reccomended 180.44 drivers, why cant i enable "Visual Effects"?
[22:54] <beeman_nl> hi folks, is it possible to change to location of the notification bubbles in ubuntu 9.04 ?
[22:54] <Dillizar> MaGicMaX1, reboot
[22:54] <slipttees> nvidia use 185.85 winxp driver
[22:54] <ghindo> beeman_nl: Not yet, no.  At least not that i know of
[22:55] <MaGicMaX1> Dillizar: i have rebooted several times
[22:55] <luis> gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist can u put the command for kubuntu pls
[22:55] <ub_> What kind of fileformat should i use on my external harddrive if i want to use it on ubuntu and mac
[22:55] <beeman_nl> ghindo: oke, thanks :)
[22:55] <javyn> can someone tell me what to type to unzip a directory of files in the CLI?
[22:55] <MaGicMaX1> slipttees: your saying i should use 185.85 drivers?
[22:55] <beeman_nl> javyn: unzip <filename>   should do it
[22:55] <erUSUL> javyn: unzip file.zip
[22:56] <outofthemadness> can someone with a normal python install pastebin what their sys.path looks like?
[22:56] <Dillizar> slipttees, dunno sorry
[22:56] <javyn> okay...thanks hehehe
[22:56] <slipttees> MaGicMaX1: in Winxp i use 185.85 driver
[22:56] <ghindo> ub_: You can probably get ext3 working with some work, but if you want something that works right away with no configuration, probably use FAT32
[22:57] <erUSUL> outofthemadness: http://paste.ubuntu.com/168166/
[22:57] <Dillizar> luis, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=595012
[22:57] <outofthemadness> erUSUL thanks
[22:57] <yowshi> does anyone know how to record video on a webcam and audio on a seperate mic without using cheese?
[22:57] <jsmidt> I am logged onto a computer remotely. What command could I type to figure out how many processoers it has?
[22:57] <ub_> ghindo: FAT32 is the problem, i need to copy large files between the systems
[22:58] <gartral> will it hurt any core Ubuntu functionality if i removed Tracker (the Indexer...)
[22:58] <_newbie_> Can some tell me what this means for the WAG311? all versions. i.e. Does it work? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCardsNetgear#PCI
[22:58] <thiebaude> gartral: no, i did it
[22:59] <ghindo> ub_: I think there might be a way to get OS X to read ext3, but I'm not entirely sure.  You could try NTFS and just use NTFS-3G on both your Linux and OS X machines.  But there's probably a better way
[22:59] <ghindo> gartral: Nope.
[22:59] <gartral> is it apt-get remove purge, or just purge?
[22:59] <w30> jsmidt, cat /proc/cpuinfo
[22:59] <android6011_> will installing to a flash drive cause any problems? I don't mean  live version, i mean like full on install the flash drive
[23:00] <pshr> how do i find the version of the gnome that i currently use ??
[23:00] <jsmidt> w30, thank you
[23:00] <thiebaude> gartral: purge
[23:00] <ghindo> gartral: Just purge.
[23:00] <yowshi> libv4l2: error dequeuing buf: Input/output error grrr game over for me again
[23:00] <ghindo> pshr: Open up the System Monitor and it should tell you.
[23:00] <gartral> android6011_: might be a bit slow, and it will wear out eventually
[23:00] <w30> jsmidt, works on Dell Inspiron and Ubuntu 9.05
[23:00] <erUSUL> pshr: System>about Gnome
[23:00] <Dillizar> android6011_, you want to install ubuntu on a usb flash??
[23:00] <ub_> ghindo: problem solved, I formated it into some kind of macformat. I will see how it works with large files
[23:00] <jsmidt> w30, it worked on this machine two.
[23:00] <jsmidt> too
[23:01] <pshr> 2.25.91 it is ! ^_^ thank you
[23:01] <ghindo> ub_: Which format?
[23:01] <gartral> w30: where did you get 9.05??
[23:01] <Dillizar> lol
[23:01] <pshr> how about the GTK version ?
[23:01] <slipttees> Linux Display Driver - x86 - Version: 180.51
[23:01]  * Dillizar has ubuntu 9.10 :P 
[23:02]  * gartral steals Dillizar's Ubuntu-powered time machine and gets Ubuntu 11.11
[23:02] <thiebaude> Dillizar: i will as soon as alpha 1 hits,lol
[23:03] <yowshi> does anyone know how to record video on a webcam and audio on a seperate mic without using cheese?
[23:03] <Dillizar> lol gartral but its easy just take a 9.04 and change it and but it on torrent site :P
[23:03] <ub_> ghindo: first i formated it into jfs, and pluged it into mac, but mac wold`nt reed it and suggested to format it into FAT32 or Mac OS extended, and i ubuntu thought that was great :)
[23:03] <w30> gartral, opps.... typo er 9.04
[23:03] <beg2h8ubuntu> Can some one help get my mic working?
[23:03] <Dillizar> beg2h8ubuntu, is it un muted in the alsa conf
[23:03] <qdii> hey
[23:03] <w30> gartral, opps.... typo er 9.04
[23:03] <gartral> w30: :P
[23:04] <android6011_> Dillizar: ya to a flash drive
[23:04] <beg2h8ubuntu> I dont even know how to open the alsa conf
[23:04] <qdii> How do I know whether I'm using ESD or pulse or whatever sound server ?
[23:04] <outofthemadness> how might I change my sys.path in python? I guess I want to know how sys.path gts its default value
[23:04] <thiebaude> qdii: sound-properties
[23:05] <Dillizar> android6011_, try it :) when you install it choose the flash it will be slow for sure but if it will work dunno you need to set your usb in bios
[23:05] <android6011_> Dillizar: i just don't know about like if I need to set rootdelay or anything like that
[23:06] <ub_> ghindo: hfs+ is what ubuntu call it
[23:06] <oodug> exit
[23:06] <pshr> this is really annoying.. i have the packages installed but it says PKG_CONFIG_PATH variable adjust .. i dont know what to do :( can any one help me out
[23:06] <ev0x> hey i cannot get my rss feeds working on conky since 9.04....eg nothing displays at all.... any ideas?
[23:07] <marpi88> salve
[23:07] <marpi88> !addon
[23:07] <Dillizar> android6011_, try it nothing bad can happen but you need 4gb of usb :P
[23:08] <spork985> DCC SEND startkeylogger 0 0 0
[23:08] <gartral> Dillizar: surly if he's doing this, he's using it for SOME kind of server..
[23:08] <android6011_> Dillizar: ok, ya im set i have an 8gb flash drive
[23:08] <RB2> I re-installed Ubuntu 9.04 fresh in hopes of resolving some issues, mainly my nVidia Drivers. They haven't worked since 8.10. Any suggestions on where to start? I have an nVidia 8800GTS/640MB
[23:08] <ev0x> and also can i inject xml into conkys running process to change colours depending on time of day
[23:09] <vix1> is there a decent driver for graphics with a 75+hz refresh rate ? which is non-proprietary  soemthing like vesa?
[23:09] <c0ntract0r> Can someone please help me with my sound problems? It's the only thing I can't get to work, ens1371 card ubuntu 9.04.
[23:09] <Dillizar> why some gardar
[23:09] <Dillizar> why some gartral
[23:10]  * __d3f0__ is away: Ausente por el momento
[23:10] <glicks> excuse me is there a utility that will securly wipe all unused portions of your disk?
[23:10] <ev0x> because i have made my background xml pointing to different pictures dependsing time of day. At night time it goes dark day goes light etc... I
[23:10] <gartral> Dillizar: eh.. effect?
[23:10] <Dillizar> k
[23:11] <ev0x> I need to make my conky reverce eg in the day its dark at night its light. Because I can only see it properly in the night
[23:11] <vix1> is there a decent driver for graphics with a 75+hz refresh rate ? which is non-proprietary  soemthing like vesa?
[23:12] <dtchen> c0ntract0r: wget -O ~/Desktop/alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && bash ~/Desktop/alsa-info.sh
[23:12] <aspidites> vix1: depends on if you want 3d acceleration or not i believe
[23:12] <vix1> not
[23:13] <c0ntract0r> dtchen it says to give you this  http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=0bec99e8d58ce4410fe11e831e9f0108a8b44ba4
[23:13] <deek_> exciting, i booted from my ubuntu 9.04 USB stick and it blew out my vista partition
[23:13] <yowshi> does anyone know how to record video on a webcam and audio on a seperate mic without using cheese?
[23:13] <deek_> well the partition is still there, but it won't load
[23:13] <aspidites> vix1: the xorg opensource nvidia and ati drivers are pretty good for 2d acceleration
[23:13] <Guest68148> que onda
[23:13] <dtchen> c0ntract0r: sec
[23:14] <aspidites> vix1: there's also an intel driver, but from what i've read it gives lots of issues..though those issues were 3d related, IIRC
[23:14] <c0ntract0r> dtchen ok thank you kindly
[23:14] <chatuu> do anybody know if using ubuntu 64 bits is much better than 32 bits ? or not that much
[23:14] <aspidites> vix1: if you were looking for a catch-all driver, i'm not aware of one
[23:14] <deek_> is there a gptsync for ubuntu 64?
[23:14] <vix1> nvidia
[23:14] <cellofellow> I'm having trouble with vmbuilder. Traceback here. http://paste2.org/p/203991
[23:14] <dtchen> c0ntract0r: sudo /sbin/alsa force-unload
[23:14] <dtchen> c0ntract0r: then, sudo modprobe snd-ens1371
[23:15] <deek_> is there a gptsync for ubuntu 64?
[23:15] <Wicked> !nfs
[23:15] <dtchen> c0ntract0r: then, rerun the alsa-info.sh script: bash ~/Desktop/alsa-info.sh
[23:15] <aspidites> vix1: the open source nvidia driver served me better than vesa for non-3d related stuff. I'd give it a shot
[23:15] <vix1> aspidites: cld u help me out with a link for those drivers
[23:16] <deek_> my system was running osx and vista 64 using the chameleon bootloader on an EFI partition...    i booted from a ubuntu USB drive and it deleted the boot loader
[23:16] <aspidites> vix1: i can try. i'm not on ubuntu, so it'll take a second
[23:16] <glicks> anyone know of a program that can securly wipe the unused diskspace on your HD?
[23:16] <deek_> i got the chameleon bootloader reinstalled on the efi partition, but it won't load vista, something about the bootbcd
[23:16] <Puppy> I dont like ubuntu
[23:16] <outofthemadness> where is the sys module for python located?
[23:16] <Puppy> Something is not right :(
[23:16] <aspidites> Puppy: then switch
[23:16] <deek_> i'm here asking about this because its ubuntu that broke it
[23:16] <eseven73> it's not for everyone
[23:17] <Puppy> Switch?
[23:17] <Wistful> duh!!
[23:17] <deek_> someone recommended i try gptsync, but i can't find it for ubuntu 64
[23:17] <Puppy> Eh?
[23:17] <Wistful> use Dos
[23:17] <Puppy> Dos?
[23:17] <eseven73> lol
[23:17] <thiebaude> lol
[23:17] <Puppy> Why not Puppy
[23:17] <Seeker`> Puppy: you have already been told to stop
[23:17] <LadyNikon> please stay on topic :)
[23:17] <Wistful> :)
[23:17] <Puppy> No
[23:17] <Puppy> I see you first time
[23:17] <Guest68148> relax
[23:17] <Puppy> You lie
[23:17] <Wistful> create your own distro
[23:17] <LadyNikon> !offtopic
[23:17] <Guest68148> alguien habla español
[23:17] <swtaarrs> is there a program that can tell me which options are enabled in an ext3/ext4 filesystem?  I haven't been able to find anything
[23:17] <LadyNikon> !es > Guest68148
[23:17] <c0ntract0r> dtchen    http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=42d5d993f1ccc1f42b81ffe35667af34cf90cb00
[23:17] <c0ntract0r>     I should mention that I uninstalled alsa using the syn package manager  b/c ive tried for days to get it to work.  i also have the via82xx disabled in the bios
[23:17] <FloodBot3> c0ntract0r: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:17] <deek_> so nobody has any input then?
[23:18] <deek_> for my issue
[23:18] <w30> glicks, I heard the term shred; try that in the google window
[23:18] <vix1> swtaarrs: cat /etc/fstab
[23:18] <LadyNikon> deek_: if no one answers please check out the forums
[23:18] <deek_> LadyNikon, i won't finda nything on the forums about fixing my vista install that the usb disk broke, i searched
[23:18] <swtaarrs> vix1: I don't want the mount options, I want the options for a specific partition
[23:18] <deek_> unless i searched the wrong terms, i'm pretty good @ google
[23:18] <user__> test
[23:19] <user__> ))
[23:19] <LadyNikon> deek_: i am just offering solutions if no one here knows.
[23:19] <dtchen> c0ntract0r: err, what? you need: sudo apt-get --reinstall install alsa-base linux-sound-base alsa-utils
[23:19] <savvas> does the ubuntu dvd (not cd) contain the mp3 and other restricted goodies as packages in its dvd repository?
[23:19] <LadyNikon> deek_: you have tried to recover the boot loader by checking out grub?
[23:19] <c0ntract0r> dtchen installing now thank you for helping me
[23:19] <LadyNikon> deek_: usb disk? wubi?
[23:19] <deek_> i wasn't using gurb
[23:19] <deek_> grub*
[23:19] <aspidites> vix1: http://www.linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2009-04-25-003-35-RV-SW
[23:19] <glicks> hmm
[23:20] <dan2k> wubi is a windows installer for ubuntu
[23:20] <vix1> chkin
[23:20] <glicks> doesnt look like shred does diskwide shred
[23:20] <c0ntract0r> dtchen it wouldnt find earlier with alsa thats why i removed i had almost given up and was trying to make it work with oss
[23:20] <w30> glicks, 9.04 has got shred; try "man shred"
[23:20] <c0ntract0r> dtchen ok alsa installed
[23:20] <glicks> also it has problems with journal file systems which ext3 is
[23:20] <deek_> i merely tried to just boot off of a usb stick that works fine on my laptop.. but tried it on my desktop, and i guess it decided it had the rights to just do what it wanted to my partition table
[23:20] <c0ntract0r> dtchen  new config    http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=047d2261ef8827973cbb9442b1a77b0926e685eb
[23:20] <c0ntract0r>  with alsa
[23:21] <deek_> someone suggested gptsync, but there isn't one for ubuntu 643
[23:21] <deek_> 64*
[23:21] <deek_> and when i try the i386 it says wrong architecture.
[23:21] <LadyNikon> deek_: define do what ever it wanted.. what actually happens?
[23:21] <c0ntract0r> suppose i should restart first?
[23:21] <dtchen> c0ntract0r: do you have an /etc/modules ?
[23:21] <eduardo> ola
[23:21] <th0r> glicks: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-281480.html
[23:22] <aspidites> deek_: does ubuntu have lib32 packages? i know in arch, if a package isn't available for 64bit you can install these and they will allow you to install 32bit software
[23:22] <c0ntract0r> dtchen i do   it contains two lines, lp   and snd_ca0106
[23:22] <deek_> LadyNikon, ell it failed to boot the usb stick, so i rebooted with it out and i just got a blinking cursor....  i used a boot132 CD to boot into osx and rebuild my EFI partition, and reinstall the chameleon bootloader.
[23:22] <dtchen> c0ntract0r: remove the snd_ca0106
[23:22] <deek_> when i reboot i can boot osx fine, but when i try vista, it fails
[23:22] <dtchen> c0ntract0r: then, power-down and then boot back up after 2 minutes
[23:22] <LadyNikon> deek_: eep.
[23:22] <deek_> eep what
[23:23] <c0ntract0r> dtchen  ok removed/saved. will do. Will report back in a few mins. thank you again
[23:23] <glicks> th0r, bcwipe is proprietiry?
[23:23] <LadyNikon> deek_: sorry eep = ouch.
[23:23] <Jezz> hi
[23:23] <deek_> yeah no kidding... pretty frustrated.
[23:23] <th0r> don't know anything about it....just forwarded you the results of my search
[23:23] <deek_> i can see my v64 volume, but i get an error about the boot file when i try to load
[23:23] <w30> glicks you can dd  if=/dev/zero of=bigfile.img ; rm bigfile.img
[23:23] <yowshi> does anyone know how to record video on a webcam and audio on a seperate mic without using cheese?
[23:23] <aspidites> deek_: what do you expect from trying to run two major competitors on the same pc? :)
[23:23] <deek_> oh aspidites they were fine, til i tried to load ubuntu
[23:24] <deek_> so yeah.
[23:24] <Jezz> i tried to remaster Ubuntu with reconstructor, everything went well but when i boot it i get an error, something like cant locate strict.pm
[23:24] <aspidites> deek_: i knew ubuntu was evil :) glad i don't use it
[23:24] <vix1> aspidites: http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/xserver-xorg-video-nouveau
[23:24] <deek_> aspidites, where can i check for lib32 packages?
[23:24] <outofthemadness> could someone tell me where to find the sys python module is located?
[23:24] <vix1> Note that these drivers are INCOMPLETE, and are only really useful for testing at this point
[23:24] <Jezz> maybe because i did it in vmware
[23:24] <w30> glicks, that will write zeros to all the spaces that don't don't have files anymore.
[23:25] <LadyNikon> deek_: so this is a mac? right?
[23:25] <deek_> no
[23:25] <deek_> its an AMD box
[23:25] <deek_> i'm using the voodoo kernel for osx
[23:25] <RB2> Does anyone have a handle on the nVidia 180 driver issue w/ the 8800 series nVidia card?
[23:25] <aspidites> vix1: that's the one. it's supposed to actually be better than the native xorg nv drivers, because it does some 3d, but last i used it the 3d support was a bit subpar
[23:25] <slipttees> i'm user retail os x in my pc
[23:25] <deek_> its a GUID partition table...
[23:25] <th0r> glicks: there was also mention of a program called scrub
[23:25] <deek_> i have the EFI partition on the 200mb unlisted partition
[23:25] <aspidites> deek_: um..not sure. again, not on ubuntu. i just figured i'd be able give you hints for say, googling
[23:25] <deek_> yeah TY
[23:26] <aspidites> deek_: for all i know, ubuntu still expects you to chroot in order to run 32bit packages
[23:26] <saschul> I created a script and placed it in /etc/init.d but it doesn't seem to be running at startup. Is there something else I have to do? Thanks
[23:26] <helper> the shell files which program usually run ?
[23:26] <deek_> LadyNikon, any idea how to get i386 .deb file to run on ubuntu 64
[23:27] <Jezz> and how do i customize the boot menu?
[23:27] <helper> work
[23:27] <helper> :P
[23:27] <leOn> saschul: use update-rc.d to set up the runlevel links
[23:27] <gartral> how can i make a private keyfile for my system? i tried ~/.ssh && ssh keygen -t dsa && ssh keygen -t rsa && cat id_dsa_pub id_rsa_pub > authorized_keys and it says ssh: connect to host keygen port 22: No route to host
[23:27] <LadyNikon> deek_: sorry I don't.  I never worked on it.
[23:27] <saschul> leOn: if i use the defaults option should that do it? or should i be using a different flag?
[23:28] <leOn> saschul: usually that is enough
[23:28] <deek_> alright well i guess i reinstall vista and remove ucraptu from the usb stick
[23:28] <deek_> TY
[23:28] <Dillizar> cant reconize my usb hdd!! and its not in lsusb how can i mount it
[23:28] <saschul> leOn: i'm trying to do this for a memcached script - do you think thatwill do the trick?
[23:28] <leOn> saschul: another approach is to call the script in /etc/rc.local
[23:28] <aspidites[afk]> deek_: this is for archlinux, but most of the info should still be applicable. just replace anything mentioning an arch package to it's ubuntu equivalent....
[23:28] <Tillotson> Jezz: edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[23:28] <thiebaude> aspidites[afk]: he's gone
[23:28] <helper> what this mean ?  kad is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.
[23:29] <jrib> helper: expect the fbi at your door soon.  What were you doing exactly?
[23:29] <thickinit> Can someone help me? For some reason my Number Pad on my keyboard controls my X pointer. It moves the mouse around, not typing in numbers
[23:29] <thickinit> please help me fix this
[23:30] <saschul> leOn: i tried doing update-rc.d memcached defaults but doesn't seem to be running - anything else you think I could try? Really appreciate your advice
[23:30] <thickinit> This just started happening
[23:30] <gartral> !please > thickinit
[23:30] <aspidites[afk]> thiebaude: oh...
[23:30] <Seeker`> thickinit: try pressing the numlock key?
[23:30] <th0r> thickinit: have you tried pressing the numlock key?
[23:30] <aspidites[afk]> well, here's the link if anyone else was interested: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Arch64_Install_bundled_32bit_system
[23:30] <aspidites[afk]> ok, really afk this time...
[23:30] <thickinit> Yes of course
[23:30] <helper> jrib, donna know :P when i change the chmod it give me like that
[23:30] <thickinit> Yes of course I tried numlock key
[23:30] <thiebaude> aspidites[afk]: he should of installed the 2 OS's first and then ubuntu
[23:30] <leOn> saschul: did it say it was setting up the runlevel links?
[23:31] <jrib> helper: paste the output of the command « groups »
[23:31] <thickinit> well.. when I take the keyboard out of USB, and plug it back in that "mouse device" consisting of num pad, now acts normal
[23:31] <thickinit> but how do I stop X server from detecting mouse in my keyboard
[23:31] <thickinit> without manual unplug
[23:32] <thickinit> I just have a cheap microsoft "comfort curve" keyboard. it shouldn't be detecting mouse in my keyboard
[23:32] <saschul> leOn: it said "adding system startup for /etc/init.d/memcached..."
[23:32] <thickinit> oh wello
[23:32] <leOn> thickinit: you can blacklist the device
[23:32] <thickinit> leOn: it's not a module
[23:32] <thickinit> leOn: it's X server detecting it
[23:32] <saschul> leOn: and then cycled through a few different lines - rc0.d, rc1.d, rc6.d, etc... That make sense? Clearly I'm a noob
[23:33] <leOn> saschul: find /etc/rc?.* -name memcached
[23:33] <helper> jrib, nothing when i open on user kad i do sudo  chmod u+x moe give me this error y ?
[23:33] <jrib> helper: paste the output of the command « groups »
[23:33] <SoylentYellow> One of the two drives in my RAID-0 array failed. I have a backup of that particular disk but not the whole array. Can I just clone the image to a good drive of same size and pair it up with working one? Will RAID chipset give me trouble because the drive is not same (but contents are)?
[23:33] <leOn> saschul: if it gives you a list of symbolic links, it's set
[23:33] <helper> jrib, didn't got u
[23:33] <saschul> leOn: nothing comes up when I run it
[23:33] <jrib> helper: type « groups » in your terminal and tell me the output
[23:33] <needhelp> Hello, I have problem with aMSN. Sometimes when I switch back to a window (alt-tab), I try to write a message, but the input field is like disabled. That problem is solved by switching back and forth a few times. Any idea?
[23:33] <leOn> then run the update-rc.d command with the -f switch
[23:34] <helper> jrib, root sambashare
[23:34] <saschul> leOn: ok... i'll try that
[23:34] <jrib> helper: umm, what does « whoami » return?
[23:34] <Hydrant> I'm getting: grep: /etc/inittab: No such file or directory anyone ever see this?
[23:34] <leOn> hmmm.. actually the -f is for removal
[23:34] <jrib> Hydrant: yeah, that happens when a file doesn't exist...
[23:34] <Hydrant> ... when running installs I should say
[23:34] <saschul> heh
[23:34] <jrib> !upstart | Hydrant
[23:34] <helper> jrib, sorry when i return to user kad , groups kad ,and whoami " kad"
[23:35] <leOn> Hydrant: ubuntu uses upstart and no sysV type of init
[23:35] <jrib> helper: your user must be in the "admin" group to sudo
[23:35] <helper> jrib, should i usermod -G root kad ?
[23:35] <saschul> leOn: btw - when I run update-rc.d again, I get the message, "System startup links for /etc/init.d/memcached already exist."
[23:35] <leOn> saschul: tell me something .. that startup script, does it accept start and stop as command line parameters?
[23:36] <jrib> helper: nope.  You should add kad to the "admin" group
[23:36] <helper> jrib, who i do it what is the cmd ?
[23:36] <helper> ah
[23:36] <helper> group name admin ?
[23:36] <jrib> helper: sudo adduser kad admin   would be one way
[23:36] <jrib> helper: yes
[23:36] <leOn> saschul: i'm sorry
[23:36] <leOn> saschul: find /etc/rc?.* -name "*memcached*"
[23:37] <leOn> makes sense it wasn't returning anything
[23:37] <SoylentYellow> Anyone have any experience with such scenarios?
[23:37] <saschul> leOn: got a bunch of results that time!
[23:37] <saschul> leOn: btw - this is my script - http://drupalbin.com/9258
[23:37] <leOn> saschul: try /etc/init.d/memcached start
[23:37] <jrib> SoylentYellow: just repeat your question.  Assume the channel has a 0-line memory unless you are addressing someone specifically
[23:37] <SoylentYellow> jrib, its few lines up.
[23:37] <leOn> saschul: that won't work
[23:38] <jrib> SoylentYellow: I know
[23:38] <jrib> I'll let ubottu explain...
[23:38] <jrib> !helpme | SoylentYellow
[23:38] <leOn> you're better of putting a call to the script in /etc/rc.local
[23:38] <helper> jrib, ok one more question the previous error was saying   This incident will be reported.? where the report log would i find it ?
[23:38] <leOn> saschul: your script is missing the start and stop functions
[23:38] <jrib> helper: not sure, check /var/log/auth.log ?
[23:39] <leOn> saschul: take a peep at the rest of the scripts in /etc/init.d to get an idea
[23:39] <saschul> leOn: oh... when i just run it by typing /etc/init.d/memcached it works - but does it require a "start" and "stop" paremeter to be able ot automatically start?
[23:39] <leOn> saschul: if it's to be used by the runlevels startup yes
[23:40] <leOn> helper: just face it .. you've been busted
[23:40] <leOn> =P
[23:40] <helper> ahhahahah LOOL
[23:41] <helper> it work :P
[23:41] <helper> not in that fast:P
[23:42] <leOn> helper: i'm pretty sure they're using the remote logging facility
[23:42] <helper> :P
[23:42] <leOn> by now your attempt to break in has already been logged in a remote server and sent by mail to the admins
[23:43] <cellofellow> what's the difference between a regular group and a system group?
[23:43] <leOn> cellofellow: none, except system groups usually have lower group ids
[23:44] <cellofellow> leOn➜ how low?
[23:44] <leOn> not sure on ubuntu, but lower than 500 or 1000
[23:44] <leOn> usually that
[23:45] <leOn> The numeric identifiers of new system groups are choosen in the SYS_GID_MIN-SYS_GID_MAX range, defined in login.defs, instead of GID_MIN-GID_MAX.
[23:45] <leOn> so go see in login.defs
[23:45] <kesiode> why would my speaker volume be different in ubuntu and vista?
[23:45] <ryanprior> When I launch a virtual machine using KVM, how do I specify a screen size? The default 800x600 sucks.
[23:46] <gartral> how can i make a private keyfile for my system? i tried ~/.ssh && ssh keygen -t dsa && ssh keygen -t rsa && cat id_dsa_pub id_rsa_pub > authorized_keys and it says ssh: connect to host keygen port 22: No route to host
[23:46] <leOn> kesiode: because it's not an analog device and it's state is kept by the OS
[23:46] <perlsyntax> Does wvdial come with ubuntu 9.04?
[23:46] <Wicked> !songbird
[23:46] <kesiode> le0n, I don't know what that means... could you clarify?
[23:46] <ryanprior> gartral: You can use the graphical tool in Applications -> Accessories -> Passwords and Encryption Keys
[23:47] <jrib> gartral: your error is unrelated to keys
[23:47] <leOn> perlsyntax: apt-cache search wvdial
[23:47] <perlsyntax> thanks
[23:47] <gartral> jrib: known?
[23:47] <Jekyl> does anyone know how to install netbook remix to a usb and then update it
[23:47] <helper> jrib, one more thing if i want to remove user from group what is the command? usermod what ?
[23:47] <leOn> kesiode: imagine the speaker has a volume scale from 0 to 10
[23:47] <MSPirate> what kind of software is used for this linux? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iJjPuU-808   it doesn't look like compiz fusion and how do i install it?
[23:48] <leOn> kesiode: you set the volume in ubuntu to 7 .. ubuntu keeps that state somewhere
[23:48] <utnubuuser> Hello -- Anybody know anything about package tpconfig?  Trying to shut off tapping on touchpad, but cannot get gsynaptics to initialize no matter what I add to xorg.conf  JauntyJackal
[23:48] <jrib> gartral: what?
[23:48] <jrib> helper: deluser USER GROUP
[23:48] <leOn> when you boot into windows, he has no knowledge of what your volume setting was on ubuntu
[23:48] <helper> okie
[23:48] <thiebaude> !beryl
[23:48] <leOn> kesiode: and the other way around
[23:49] <leOn> kesiode: did i make sense?
[23:49] <kesiode> leOn, well why would the max volume in ubuntu be significantly lower than the max volume in vista and how can I fix this?
[23:49] <MSPirate> how can u make compiz fusion look as same as this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iJjPuU-808)???
[23:50] <thiebaude> kesiode: did you adjust the volumn?
[23:50] <leOn> utnubuuser: gimme a sec .. i'm not sure it will work, but i have an old xorg.conf file from a debian sid from a thinkpad
[23:50] <kesiode> thiebaude, I've tried... I have it on the highest setting I can find in ubuntu and it's still awfully quiet
[23:50] <thiebaude> kesiode: you on 9.04
[23:51] <utnubuuser> Sure.  Tried the usual fixes with "SHMConfig" true etc
[23:51] <kesiode> thiebaude, yes but it did the same thing in II
[23:51] <leOn> utnubuuser: http://rafb.net/p/h7DER930.html
[23:51] <MSPkeR3> CShadowRun: Do you know how to make my compiz fusion look like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iJjPuU-808?
[23:52] <MaGicMaX1> hey guys, when i run the XSane Image scanner is doesnt detect my scanner, can anyone help?
[23:52] <leOn> utnubuuser: search the relevant information in the Identifier  "Configured Mouse"
[23:52] <leOn> utnubuuser: that was from a thinkpad R52
[23:53] <MaGicMaX1> my Scanner is a Canon "CanoScan LiDE 90"
[23:54] <utnubuuser> Thanks - I'll try that
[23:54] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> is there a way to save the gconf configurations ?
[23:54] <sh4d3sl4y3r_>  i mean to a file or something, which can be restored incase i format my box
[23:55] <MaGicMaX1> can anyone help me get my CanoScan LiDE 90 Scanner working?
[23:55] <leOn> MaGicMaX1: install libsane-extras
[23:55] <leOn> MaGicMaX1: you could get lucky and have your scanner supported there
[23:56] <MaGicMaX1> leOn: is that in the repositories?
[23:56] <leOn> MaGicMaX1: i have a lide 35 and it's supported .. have no idea if the 90 model is also
[23:56] <leOn> MaGicMaX1: yes .. just apt-get install libsane-extras
[23:57] <MaGicMaX1> leOn: ist not a program right? so to test if that works i just run Xsane right?
[23:57]  * RB2 pulls his hair out
[23:57] <asheron> firefox gives me bus error on 9.04, anyone know what the problem is ?
[23:57] <leOn> they're runtime librabries that are used by the sane frontends
[23:57] <leOn> sane and xsane, etc
[23:57] <c0ntract0r> dtchen could you post that script for the config again for me? still no sound...mixer gives snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file/d
[23:58] <peter_> hey guys.. I have a quick question
[23:58] <peter_> I'm using XUbuntu, and the desktop will not show up.. nor does it show up on thunar preferences
[23:59] <funkyHat> kesiode: did you get your volume issue sorted?
[23:59] <Gumersindo> que tu madre q?