[00:00] <unop> zanberdo, right, so  touch "$foo"  or  touch "${foo}baz"
[00:00] <zanberdo> unop, and I should lean to just shut my pie hole otherwise...
[00:00] <younder> Mirux: You need samba to be continously mounted to your Windows disk
[00:00] <ichat> broken - yw ;)
[00:00] <Vixen_> filthpig, I know mate, I would just jack in windows right now, but I'm not brave enough xD
[00:00] <DarkRavin> ok i need help i installed the supybot and now i cant find it can someone help
[00:00] <mzz> Linux-User: not sure. Blacklisting that module (assuming you don't use it) might help. There's a file under /etc/ for that.
[00:00] <Dr_Willis> zanberdo:  the advanced-bash-scripting guide - is worth reading a few dozen times. :)
[00:00] <Mirux> younder, can't i do this over lan?
[00:00] <Vixen_> Besides, I'm sticking around here until all my files have been replicated
[00:00] <unop> Dr_Willis, the ABS is quite flawed .. to be honest.
[00:00] <zanberdo> Dr_Willis, amen brother
[00:01]  * molinero Ubuntu lives!
[00:01] <RHorse> does anyone have a copy of bxmenu.bx they can send me?
[00:01] <Mirux> younder, I have internet on win xp virtualized, so do I have network.
[00:01] <Linux-User> mzz thx, where exactly i've to search for?
[00:01] <amanda-b> funkyHat, messing with initramfs ... is doing so well documented? i'm using a stock 9.02 kernel. the last thing i need is to spend three hours jacking with a system that won't boot.
[00:01] <younder> Mirux: Sure But you need WINS
[00:01] <zanberdo> I trust I can get a swift kicking in #bash were I to suggest I knew a fraction of what they seem to know... heh
[00:01] <kesiode> since upgrade to 9.04 my emacs fg and bg colors are back to the defaults.. Does anyone know how to change it?  I think it used my theme by default before nad I'm not sure why it isn't now.
[00:01] <Mirux> younder, what do you mean? I don't get it, sorry.
[00:02] <mzz> Linux-User: probably /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf but check
[00:02] <younder> Mirux: Which meansthe product package Samba
[00:02] <younder> Mirux: sudo apt-et intsall samba
[00:02] <younder> apt-get
[00:02] <Mirux> younder, I do have samba installed on my ubuntu system
[00:02] <GARRETTN> someone say norris g
[00:02] <Mirux> younder, configured as well.
[00:02] <ichat> afk - (unless  higlighted ) - brb - ;
[00:03] <funkyHat> amanda-b: it's quite easy, but I can't talk you through it as I'm chatting on my phone. googling ubuntu initramfs modules will probably help :)
[00:03] <DarkRavin> ok i need help i installed the supybot and now i cant find it can someone help
[00:03] <Dr_Willis> unop:  write your own then. :)
[00:03] <Vixen_> I'm such a bad open-source user. I'm even using mIRC on the #ubuntu channel =[
[00:03] <younder> Mirux: Then you have to SHARE your dis.
[00:03] <rob0917> If you run windows xp in virtual box in ubuntu ,do you need to run antivirus on the virtual windows/?
[00:03] <younder> disk
[00:04] <Dr_Willis> unop:  i just rember examples from it.. and go backto 'borrow' the code
[00:04] <funkyHat> amanda-b: if you get stuck ask anyway, I may still be able to help
[00:04] <unop> Dr_Willis,  i contribute to  http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide
[00:04] <Mirux> younder, then I do not need to use svn?
[00:04] <Cakk> Can someone help me i cannot write in my ntfs external drive
[00:04] <Dr_Willis> unop:  you are the Bash-master! :)
[00:04] <Mirux> younder, I thought svn would be a better way to keep track of my versions, and at the same time, backing up changes and stuff.
[00:04] <Linux-User> mzz ok thx now i'll check. thx very much for your help.
[00:04] <unop> Dr_Willis, i wouldn't say that - i just like it :)
[00:04] <Mirux> younder, I can do that like... share a folder and copy the whole project folder from win xp to ubuntu but..
[00:05] <younder> Mirux: Just share the directory with the svn source
[00:05] <Mirux> younder, i thought having a svn server on my ubuntu and comitting the changes via lan would be better.
[00:05] <Mirux> mm
[00:05] <funkyHat> rob0917: my solution is to make a snapshot and boot from that every time, but if you need to update it I would install anti-virus yeah
[00:05] <Mirux> And then?
[00:05] <owned> if I have a RAID 1 (fake raid) array set up with XP installed on it, is it possible to just disconnect one of the HDs and still have my same XP on a single hard drive?
[00:05] <Vixen_> Cakk, what're you trying to do?
[00:05] <rob0917> thank you
[00:06] <younder> Mirux: Set up the firewall so it is not accessible from the internet though
[00:06] <Cakk> write files to my external hard drive
[00:06] <ninza> anyone else having an ATI radeon graphics card on dell studio have trouble with maximizing/minimizing windows when they ugraded ubuntu to 9.04?
[00:06] <Cakk> it keeps saying read only
[00:06] <linxeh> "fake raid" ?
[00:06] <AmnesiaUK> could someone help me with a simple question?
[00:06] <amanda-b> funkyHat, aye, docs are sufficient usually :-)
[00:06] <Mirux> 8(
[00:06] <AmnesiaUK> How can I view php files in firefox?
[00:06] <owned> fake raid means it has some hardware raid but requires software for it to work
[00:06] <AmnesiaUK> I installed php5 and apache
[00:06] <AmnesiaUK> its running
[00:06] <carrie-anne> mohamed
[00:06] <carrie-anne> hi
[00:06] <Vixen_> Cakk, right click and have a look if the device is set to read only
[00:06] <AmnesiaUK> but now firefox downloads it and doesn;t display it
[00:06] <AmnesiaUK> anyone?
[00:07] <AmnesiaUK> apache says: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[00:07] <Vixen_> Cakk, I think I'm able to write to NTFS when I run ubuntu
[00:07] <funkyHat> AmnesiaUK: you need to install libapache2-mod-php
[00:07] <AmnesiaUK> funkyHat, I did
[00:07] <Cakk> i typed cat /etc/mtab and i get /dev/sdb1 /mnt/sdb1 ntfs rw 0 0
[00:07] <AmnesiaUK> funkyHat, Apache/2.2.11 (Ubuntu) PHP/5.2.6-3ubuntu4.1 with Suhosin-Patch Server at localhost Port 80
[00:07] <ichat> AmnesiaUK:  and install php as an aplication- thing you your httpd.conf -  rtm
[00:07] <ekennedy> irc://irc.freenode.net#webgui
[00:07] <zanberdo> linxeh, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redundant_array_of_independent_disks (search "fake")
[00:08] <liox_> good night, I have a notebook with ATI Xpress 200 someone has a solution to ubuntu ati drivers and 9:04?
[00:08] <Vixen_> Cakk, to be honest, I probably know less than you, ask one of the others here xD
[00:08] <AmnesiaUK> ichat, how?
[00:08] <younder> a web server is totally irrelevant to the display of a web browser
[00:08] <liox_> plisss
[00:08] <ciccio85> ciao
[00:08] <DarkRavin> ok i need help i installed the supybot and now i cant find it can someone help
[00:08] <Vixen_> ciao
[00:08] <Cakk> late
[00:08] <carrie-anne> hi
[00:08] <ichat> RTM -   im sorry to say im not sure i remember correctly
[00:08] <Cakk> vixen
[00:08] <Vixen_> Aye?
[00:08] <Cakk> do you know how to unmount drives
[00:08] <esde> ok so i have a problem with terminal in the desktop
[00:09] <linxeh> zanberdo: why not just say "software raid" then ?
[00:09] <Vixen_> Cakk, uuhh, should just be right click > unmount
[00:09] <owned> b/c its not software raid
[00:09] <owned> its like a mix of both
[00:09] <zanberdo> linxeh, not really the same thing
[00:09] <esde> i need to hide everything around the window
[00:09] <esde> LIKE conky
[00:09] <Cakk> mm
[00:09] <baseranger> I NEED SOFTWARES
[00:09] <ciccio85> ho bisogno di aiuto
[00:09] <liox_> good night, I have a notebook with ATI Xpress 200 someone has a solution to ubuntu ati drivers and 9:04?
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[00:09] <FloodBot1> jake_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:09] <owned> software raid is really easy w/ linux.. unfortunately fake raid is very hard
[00:09] <linxeh> it is
[00:09] <zanberdo> linxeh, sf raid is raid provided by means of sw, such as madam, however, fakeraid is raid provided by a bios that is not true "raid" and is therefore fake
[00:09] <funkyHat> ichat: you are confusing ubuntu for a distro that doesn't set up apache to work for you
[00:10] <baseranger> I NEED A TEACHER
[00:10] <zanberdo> linxeh, it's confusing until you run into it.
[00:10] <liox_> pliss
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[00:10] <FloodBot1> jake_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:10] <younder> linxeh: Take some ggod advice and don't use it. It is not stable.
[00:10] <RHorse> any BitchX users out there? I need bxmenu.bx, please
[00:10] <funkyHat> AmnesiaUK: try this: sudo a2enmod php
[00:10] <younder> good
[00:10] <zanberdo> linxeh, fake-raid = bad
[00:10] <linxeh> zanberdo: the hpt370 cards were "fake raid"
[00:10] <unop> !ops | jake_ flooding the room
[00:10] <linxeh> zanberdo: I know. I don't use it
[00:10] <ichat> ifunkyhat im sorry - not used to auto config apache :blush)
[00:10] <zanberdo> linxeh, ah, well, there you go. :)
[00:10] <owned> if I have a fake raid array set up with XP on it can I just get rid of a HD and use it as a single drive, no raid, keeping the same XP install?
[00:10] <AmnesiaUK> funkyHat, module php5 already enbabled
[00:11] <AmnesiaUK> enabled*
[00:11] <zanberdo> owned, nope
[00:11] <jake_>  funkyHat, messing with initramfs ... is doing so well documented? i'm using a stock 9.02 kernel. the last thing i need is to spend three hours jacking with a system that won't boot.
[00:11] <jake_>  Mirux: Sure But you need WINS
[00:11] <jake_>  I trust I can get a swift kicking in #bash were I to suggest I knew a fraction of what they seem to know... heh
[00:11] <jake_>  since upgrade to 9.04 my emacs fg and bg colors are back to the defaults.. Does anyone know how to change it?  I think it used my theme by default before nad I'm not sure why it isn't now.
[00:11] <owned> ><
[00:11] <FloodBot1> jake_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:11] <jake_>  younder, what do you mean? I don't get it, sorry.
[00:11] <funkyHat> ichat: :) a2enmod, a2ensite etc. are nice
[00:11] <zanberdo> owned, rather, "I doubt it"
[00:11] <owned> is there anything I can do to get rid of fake raid w/o reinstalling XP
[00:11] <Mirux> :S
[00:11] <ichat> own you MAY not to than repair your windows and  remove the raid driver (
[00:11] <javyn> hey
[00:11] <javyn> is there a video editor in linux?  like vegas?
[00:11] <ichat> Need
[00:11] <zanberdo> owned, hmmm.... let me think... I don't believe there is.
[00:11] <esde> i followed the tut http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202249&highlight=terminal+desktop and my terminal has a window border and top bar still. can someone help me remove it??
[00:11] <zanberdo> owned, but you can always google! :)
[00:12] <Flannel> RHorse: BitchX hasn't been in Ubuntu for a bit now, due to the poor security record.  It's recommended that you switch to a more secure client.
[00:12] <funkyHat> AmnesiaUK: what have you named your php file?
[00:12] <DisabledDuck> i have 9.04 hooked up through hdmi on one of my PCs, i have tested to verify that the system is capable of playing audio through HDMI (i did a test through terminal) but how do i set it so that all sounds from my system are outputted through HDMI?
[00:12] <AmnesiaUK> funkyHat, test.php
[00:12] <ichat> owned - ar you using  mirrored raid i hope?
[00:12] <kesiode> anyone know why emacs under 9.04 doesn't use my theme?   It does under the older dists..
[00:12] <esde> i followed the tut http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202249&highlight=terminal+desktop and my terminal has a window border and top bar still. can someone help me remove it??
[00:13] <owned> yes ichat
[00:13] <AmnesiaUK> funkyHat, it tells me httpd isnt enabled
[00:13] <owned> I'm using raid 1
[00:13] <RHorse> Flannel thanks for the heads up. I just started trying it out in Feisty!
[00:13] <AmnesiaUK> oh nvm bout that
[00:13] <furythor> Hello, is there some game related community channel ?
[00:13] <Flannel> RHorse: Feisty isn't supported anymore either, for what its worth.  I suggest upgrading to Hardy, and for a client, try irssi.
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[00:13] <jake_> [19:06] <jake>  someone say norris g
[00:13] <jake_> [19:06] <jake>  younder, configured as well.
[00:13] <FloodBot1> jake_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:13] <Mirux> younder, when i try to commit it says the repository has uuid?
[00:13] <Mirux> I've disabled authentication
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[00:14] <funkyHat> AmnesiaUK: and you put test.php in /var/www/ and browsed to http://localhost/test.php?
[00:14] <RHorse> Flannel tnx fer the info, man.
[00:14] <ichat> owned - youll be able to do it - but it WIL recure some efford as windows WILL make life hard to you until youve been able to remove the raid i/o driver
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[00:14] <jake_> [19:06] <jake>  amanda-b: it's quite easy, but I can't talk you through it as I'm chatting on my phone. googling ubuntu initramfs modules will probably help :)
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[00:14] <unop> !ops
[00:14] <AmnesiaUK> funkyHat, yep done that
[00:14] <younder> Mirux: You can't disable authentifification.
[00:14] <funkyHat> AmnesiaUK: sorry if I'm being patronising, just want to check everything
[00:15] <AmnesiaUK> funkyHat, np:)
[00:15] <zanberdo> unop, thank you! that was getting down right annoying.
[00:15] <unop> i was wondering if i was the only person seeing that..
[00:15] <AmnesiaUK> funkyHat, I've got it working
[00:15] <AmnesiaUK> apparantly it doesn't take spaces
[00:15] <esde> i followed the tut http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202249&highlight=terminal+desktop and my terminal has a window border and top bar still. can someone help me remove it??
[00:15] <AmnesiaUK> since another file was called special symbols.php
[00:15] <funkyHat> AmnesiaUK: :) what was it?
[00:16] <AmnesiaUK> funkyHat, is it impossible to have spaces in the filenames?
[00:16] <hou5ton> Synaptic says that ImageMagick is installed, but I can't find it anywhere???
[00:16] <younder> nop just use \<space>
[00:16] <DarkRavin> ok i need help i installed the supybot and now i cant find it can someone help
[00:16] <Mirux> younder, thanks but i'll find another way to acomplish what I want.
[00:16] <DisabledDuck> how do i change my systems sound settings to go through HDMI?
[00:16] <Mirux> Maybe a dirsync
[00:16] <reya276> is there a firefox help channel?
[00:16] <lstarnes> hou5ton: it's several separate executables.  display is one of them
[00:17] <ciccio85> qualcuno scrive ITALIANO???
[00:17] <funkyHat> AmnesiaUK: you can, not usually sensible though, and you have to escape them properly
[00:17] <AmnesiaUK> using \?
[00:17] <RHorse> hou5ton import is another
[00:17] <mrwes> !it
[00:17] <mrwes> prego
[00:17] <reya276> I'm running ubuntu 9.04 and my firefox is acting up, like the darn thing is opening poups in new tabs rather than as popups
[00:17] <ciccio85> GRAZIE A TE
[00:17] <mrwes> :)
[00:17] <younder> !no
[00:17] <hou5ton> lstarnes:   RHorse :   ok thanks, I'll poke around and find that components
[00:17] <funkyHat> reya276: #firefox on irc.mozilla.org
[00:18] <younder> Thought so
[00:18] <funkyHat> reya276: but if it's on ubuntu, then here
[00:18] <esde> i followed the tut http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202249&highlight=terminal+desktop and my terminal has a window border and top bar still. can someone help me remove it??
[00:18] <reya276> oh man my notifications are not working either
[00:18] <liox_> hello
[00:18] <Vixen_> Hi there.
[00:18] <reya276> how can I get those back, I must've remove something
[00:18] <RHorse> hou5ton try man imagemagick
[00:18] <Intelli> The twin package is buggy.
[00:18] <reya276> funkyHat: its on Ubuntu
[00:18] <Intelli> It doens't work right.
[00:19] <Intelli> For Hardy Heron.
[00:19] <reya276> funkyHat:  also my notifications are no longer showing up either
[00:19] <Dr_Willis> Intelli:  youmean the 'twin' terminal emulator?
[00:19] <Intelli> Yeah.
[00:19] <funkyHat> reya276: there is a setting about how popups should be loaded, sure you haven't set it?
[00:19] <Dr_Willis> Intelli:  its been 'goofy' for ages..
[00:19] <Intelli> How do I fix it?
[00:19] <liox_> 3d acceleration and turning in ubuntu ati Xpress 200 in 9.04?
[00:19] <Dr_Willis> Intelli:  ive not tried it in ages..last time i recompiled from soure to get it working how I wanted.
[00:20] <mzz> reya276: see http://kb.mozillazine.org/Browser.link.open_newwindow.restriction (I don't think there's ui for that one)
[00:20] <Intelli> I tried that, it wouldn't make.
[00:20] <omnydevi> Greetings! Anyone have a link i can use perhaps for having windows installed on sda and ubuntu on sdb, with grub on sdb? it is completely overlooked by windows bootloader, i need it to see KDE on sdb, thanks!
[00:20] <younder> it will now
[00:20] <mrwes> Intelli, it configured, but wouldn't make?
[00:20] <hou5ton> RHorse:   I have done that ... and of course it tells me all about the application .... but I don't know why all the components are not installed.
[00:20] <Dr_Willis> Intelli:  for X now a  days i tend to use 'terminator' for   a similer type effect.
[00:20] <Intelli> Yeah, it configured, but wouldn't make.
[00:21] <funkyHat> omnydevi: you need to install grub on the drive that is booted from
[00:21] <younder> Intelli: fuck!
[00:21] <reya276> funkyHat: no I have not seen that
[00:21] <omnydevi> funkyHat: can i reinstall kde and just make like a 10gb partition on sda and put grub on that?
[00:21] <funkyHat> omnydevi: it's fine installing it on sda even though windows is on there
[00:22] <reya276> funkyHat: I think my major concern is the notifications
[00:22] <omnydevi> funkyHat: what i was looking for mate, thank you!
[00:22] <funkyHat> omnydevi: grub, that is, no need to move ubuntu
[00:22] <omnydevi> funkyHat: hrm, there is just a grub installer?
[00:23] <funkyHat> !grub | omnydevi
[00:23] <Intelli> The configure thing doesn't seem to like the fact that it can't use gtk.h though.
[00:23] <reya276>  funkyHat: they are not available anymore
[00:23] <omnydevi> funkyHat: thanks mate :D
[00:23] <funkyHat> oh what is that other factoid?
[00:23] <omnydevi> doh
[00:23] <mzz> Intelli: what are you trying to install again?
[00:23] <Intelli> twin.
[00:23] <Dr_Willis> Intelli:  i perfered tojust use it on the console. so i dident even want the X gui features
[00:23] <funkyHat> !fixboot
[00:24] <RHorse> hou5ton that *is* weird. They should be in your path
[00:24] <LiquidAir> When I run apt-get install links, I get a bunch of 404 errors; is there any way to change the mirrors being used?
[00:24] <Intelli> It doesn't make though. I think it can't find various libraries.
[00:24] <Intelli> Like libTutf.
[00:24] <omnydevi> funkyHat: i got it mate, thanks :D
[00:25] <omnydevi> cheers all!
[00:25] <funkyHat> reya276: which notifications in particular? the new fancy black ones?
[00:25] <Dr_Willis> Intelli:  theres some command to auto install all the source-dev depends for a program.. but i forget the command.
[00:25] <reya276>  funkyHat: nevermind they are still there
[00:25] <usser> Intelli, sudo apt-get build-dep packae
[00:25] <funkyHat> reya276: :)
[00:25] <Intelli> I downloaded the twin-dev package.
[00:25] <the1corrupted> Hello everyone, I was wondering how I could get Ubuntu to read my S-Video output on my laptop?
[00:25] <Dr_Willis> Intelli:  like usser  said. :) that should get ALL teh needed -dev packages for it.. it makes it easier to recompile since the thing is in the repos in the first place
[00:26] <mzz> Intelli: looks like the gtk usage there is gtk 1, which may not be desirable
[00:26] <Dante123> okay, I am seriously frustrated. First I installed 9.04 64 bit (with separate home folder on its own partition)....random freezing and a certain app I need for work would not work.  Then I reinstalled 32 bit 9.04....app now worked...but random freezing continued.  Also, sound was really weird....if you turn down the volume slider on panel, it actually turns down the front mic slider on volume and in alsamixer.  Then I went back to 8.
[00:26] <ichat> btw - gotta go its  1.30 am - needs sleep
[00:26] <ichat> gnight
[00:26] <funkyHat> the1corrupted: that doesn't make sense
[00:26] <Dr_Willis> the1corrupted:  svideo OUTPUT is 'output' you plug into a tv..  You wish to have  ubuntu show a picture on the tv?
[00:26] <owned> after looking around it seems you can just get rid of RAID 1 and keep your data.  Should I just unplug the power to one of my HDs?  Or is there a better way to do it?
[00:26] <pwnguin> what's the package name for the old gnome layout?
[00:27] <funkyHat> pwnguin: gnome-straticella
[00:27] <the1corrupted> Dr_Willis I already have the picture.  (use of TV as monitor), I was just wondering how I could config the best resolutrion...
[00:27] <pwnguin> funkyHat: thans
[00:27] <pwnguin> thanks
[00:27] <funkyHat> pwnguin: or something like that
[00:27] <[k]laxon> Hey guys, problem. When i go to install Xubuntu from disk, it comes up with the funky boot menu where you have options, but NOTHING works! I can choose the language, but after that, i can move up and down the list, but not select anything. I don't know what to do.
[00:27] <pwnguin> /p/part
[00:27] <Dr_Willis> the1corrupted:  for my nvidia cards i use the nvidia-settings tool
[00:28] <Dr_Willis> the1corrupted:  svideo is not going to be super-great any way. :)  you have to toy with the settings/res/modes to see what the tv canhandle
[00:28] <dyess002> DOES ANYBODY KNO HOW TO FORCE A  PROGRAM TO QUIT
[00:28] <reya276> funkyHat: thanks
[00:28] <reya276> mzz: thanks
[00:28] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. idont even see 'twin' in the repos any more
[00:28] <koshari> dyess002 use kill
[00:28] <funkyHat> dyess002: pkill -9 program
[00:28] <the1corrupted> Dr_Willis So how do I toy with them then?  I've tried the presets but they all suck...  I can't go above 1024 x 768
[00:29] <RHorse> hou5ton try apt-cache search imagemagick
[00:29] <funkyHat> dyess002: might work without the -9 too
[00:29] <[k]laxon> Anyone have any idea?
[00:29] <Dr_Willis> the1corrupted:  your tv prberly cant handle any more then that anyway. it has to convert it down to a signal the tv can use.
[00:29] <dyess002> I AM VERY NEW, DO I PUT THIS IN THE TERMINAL
[00:29] <the1corrupted> Dr_Willis Oooh, I see.
[00:29] <hetauma> hi, how can I set up my mouse so back and forward keys would work on nautilus?
[00:29] <lstarnes> dyess002: could you please stop using caps?
[00:29] <funkyHat> dyess002: yep
[00:30] <supernix> I installed mysql but now I can get to it via the terminal
[00:30] <hetauma> also I want to be able to go back on firefox using backspace
[00:30] <dyess002> sorry
[00:30] <mrwes> dyess002, sudo killall programname
[00:30] <supernix> just keeps giving me access denied
[00:30] <dyess002> curious, what is caps doing
[00:31] <mrwes> hetauma, in your browswer address type about:config, and then search for backspace
[00:31] <[k]laxon> dyess002, its like shouting on the internet, not to mention its... aesthetically displeasing.
[00:31] <funkyHat> supernix: are you using the -p switch?
[00:31] <RHorse> dyess002 it's bad form
[00:31] <supernix> yes
[00:31] <hetauma> mrwes, ty
[00:31] <mrwes> hetauma, browser.backspace_action and change the value to 0 (zero)
[00:31] <funkyHat> supernix: and the password you set in debconf when you installed?
[00:31] <hou5ton> RHorse:   It brings up a whole long list of things
[00:31] <dyess002> ok, thanks didn't have a idea
[00:32] <supernix> that is funny I did set a password but honestly funkyHat I can't recall what it was I was trying to answer the phone and do an install all at once
[00:32] <RHorse> hou5ton yes, you'll need to install some more pkg's for the full suite prolly
[00:32] <funkyHat> supernix: dpkg-reconfigure mysql-server
[00:32] <hetauma> mrwes, worked fine thanx
[00:32] <amokk> hello
[00:32] <mrwes> hetauma, of course :) -- your welcome
[00:34] <amokk> ¿does anyone know how to play audio cds without silence between tracks properly in ubuntu?
[00:34] <amokk> thanks
[00:34] <dyess002> wow, it worked
[00:35] <Intelli> Argh, this program worked just fine under Dapper Drake.
[00:35] <Vixen_> amokk, have you tried all the stuff like looking over the program settings for delay between tracks?
[00:35] <ransom> is anyone else having trouble with periodically losing your wireless connection?  i don't know if this is a known issue or if it is a problem with my network.  I'm on an Eee PC 701.
[00:35] <funkyHat> supernix:or  dpkg-reconfigure mysql-server-*version* - i forget
[00:35] <amokk> Vixen_ yes
[00:36] <Vixen_> amokk, in that case mate, you'll need to ask someone else, sorry =3
[00:36] <RHorse> ransom try a different encryp protocol?
[00:36] <ransom> RHorse: i'm on an open network
[00:37] <RHorse> ransom strong signal?
[00:37] <SeaPhor> can someone give me the cmd to output the UUID's of all the system partitions? as shown in fstab?
[00:37] <homeskill> i dont have man pages for c functions like malloc(), how do i get them?
[00:37] <amokk> ok don't worry thanks
[00:37] <hetauma> how can I set up my mouse so back and forward keys would work on nautilus?
[00:38] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> is there a site which provides the ubuntu kernel configuration files from version to version
[00:38] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> ?
[00:38] <supernix> funkyHat: I have done the dpkg reconfigure via terminal and even did a reinstall via Synaptic either way I get no option to reset the password
[00:38] <thismamacooks200> My, bluetooth adapter works on my laptop but not on my desktop, both jaunty
[00:38] <liox_> someone help me how to turn 3d acceleration on ATI Xpress 200 at 9:04 ubuntu?
[00:38] <owned> anyone have experience with raid?
[00:38] <hetauma> sh4d3sl4y3r_, I think that when u downlad the kernel source from the repositories the config is included
[00:39] <dtchen> sh4d3sl4y3r_: see /boot/config-$(uname -r)
[00:39] <koshari> owned unless your considering real ahrdware raid i say forget it
[00:39] <owned> no I want help with breaking my fake raid :P
[00:39] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> no incase i download from kernel.org... and load the configurations and make a few modification myself
[00:39] <koshari> software/soho raid is rubbish
[00:39] <funkyHat> supernix: try a purge
[00:39] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> thats why
[00:39] <dtchen> sh4d3sl4y3r_: if you want browseable source, use kernel.ubuntu.com/git
[00:39] <deco> who here uses ctwm?
[00:39] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> thanks a lot man
[00:39] <lstarnes> hetauma: install manpages-dev
[00:40] <owned> i have raid 1 (fake raid) and I want to know if I can just remove an HD and then have the comp boot like normal
[00:40] <ransom> RHorse: yeah.  my thinking is that i have switched from 3rd party drivers to the built-in ones to 9.04 .  I don't know if others have had the same problem or not.
[00:40] <Cakk> Is it possible to have a new terminal go to a lan network computer?
[00:40] <lstarnes> hetauma: oops, wrong person
[00:40] <dtchen> sh4d3sl4y3r_: then look in ubuntu-release.git/debian/config/
[00:40] <Cakk> i tried
[00:40] <lstarnes> homeskill: install manpages-dev
[00:40] <hetauma> lstarnes, I though sto  :D
[00:40] <Cakk> cd smb://***.***.*.*
[00:40] <blind> For some reason I have no sound. My speakers are functional, I've tried rebooting and I've tried reloading alsa.
[00:40] <Cakk> no sucess
[00:40] <dtchen> blind: wget -O ~/Desktop/alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && bash ~/Desktop/alsa-info.sh
[00:41] <dtchen> blind: then, please tell me the generated url
[00:41] <lstarnes> Cakk: you will have to mount the remote smb share somewhere
[00:41] <lstarnes> Cakk: for that, you need smbmount
[00:41] <Cakk> how do i do that
[00:41] <supernix> hmmm funkyHat how do I do a purge ?
[00:41] <blind> is that 0 or an O?
[00:42] <lstarnes> blind: the letter
[00:42] <RHorse> ransom if ur using a gui, U could try cli commands
[00:42] <blind>  http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=4ce2fdb401a43e3aa2cfa72e82164d0b41c72377
[00:42] <Cakk> lstarnes how doi use smbmount ?
[00:42] <funkyHat> supernix: sudo aptitude purge mysql-server mysql-server-*version*
[00:42] <FireHopper> anyone have a bit of help for a linux newb?
[00:42] <funkyHat> !ask | FireHopper
[00:43] <dtchen> blind: which card do you want to use - the onboard or the usb one?
[00:43] <hetauma> !mouse
[00:43] <lstarnes> Cakk: check its manual page (man smbmount)
[00:43] <blind> dtchen: I don't have a USB one O_o
[00:43] <Cakk> ight
[00:43] <fat_rat> '/quit
[00:44] <supernix> So after the purge is done just do another install?
[00:44] <supernix> So after the purge is done just do another install? funkyHat
[00:44] <owned> anyone have any experience with raid 1 arrays?  Can you just break the array and have a single HD that you can boot from?
[00:44] <deco> i guess nobody uses ctwm :-(
[00:44] <dtchen> blind: sure you do. see the "!!Soundcards recognised by ALSA
[00:44] <robdig> SeaPhor: maybe vol_id does what you want
[00:44] <FireHopper> I am running ubuntu 8.10, and tried to upgrade using the software in the installation, but it fails.. says something about running dpkg and when I do that it says theres some kind of error..
[00:45] <funkyHat> supernix: after the purge check that /var/lib/mysql is empty
[00:45] <blind> dtchen: I have a bluetooth dongle and a wireless keyboard/mouse in my USB, nothing else. Is it trying to use the usb? how do i make it use the onboard?
[00:45] <jamie> dir
[00:45] <funkyHat> supernix: then reinstall
[00:45] <dtchen> blind: the onboard is the default one. let me check your mixer settings again.
[00:45] <rjbank> s
[00:45] <supernix> ok thank you for the information funkyHat
[00:45] <maynards-girl> what do i install so i can play and rip mp3's?
[00:46] <funkyHat> supernix: there are ways of resetting the password without reinstalling, but as you've not used it yet this is easier
[00:46] <dtchen> blind: PCM, Surround, Center, LFE are all muted and set to zero. you might want to fix that.
[00:46] <blind> dtchen: in alsamixer, it just shows me card "PulseAudio"
[00:47] <blind> What is that? I have nothing by the name pulseaudio.
[00:47] <hacktolive> maynards-girl: install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[00:47] <nztal> when i make room for ubuntu on a laptop, i have to make space at the beginning of a drive because a recovery partition is at the end of of drive (laptop), anyway, when i adjust the size of the partition, if i try and boot into a non-ubuntu partition, windows seems to notice that the size of the partition is not standard, it activates a recovery mode, which renders that vista installation useless, anyone have any ideas on how to get ubuntu, and
[00:47] <nztal>  my windows to exist together peacefully?
[00:47] <supernix> hmmm var/lib/mysql is not empty so what do I do? funkyHat
[00:47] <dtchen> blind: use "alsamixer -Dhw:0"
[00:47] <funkyHat> supernix: empty it
[00:47] <funkyHat> supernix: actually delete it entirely
[00:47] <hacktolive> maynards-girl: that will install the mp3 codecs
[00:47] <blind> dtchen: thank you
[00:47] <supernix> just rm -f *.*
[00:48] <supernix> funkyHat:
[00:48] <funkyHat> supernix: no
[00:48] <maynards-girl> thanks hacktolive. i'll try that right now
[00:48] <BigMoopies> how do I get the nVidia driver in Jaunty?
[00:48] <funkyHat> supernix: rm -r /var/lib/mysql
[00:48] <BigMoopies> !nvidia
[00:48] <funkyHat> supernix: rm commands with *s in them aren't sensible
[00:48] <BigMoopies> so I want nvidia-glx-177 ?
[00:48] <SeaPhor> robdig, says error opening volume
[00:49] <robdig> SeaPhor: use sudo
[00:49] <stew> supernix: you are trying to remove all the mysql databases as well? or just the mysql configuration?
[00:49] <SeaPhor> $ sudo vol_id --uuid sda3
[00:49] <funkyHat> st
[00:49] <robdig> SeaPhor: full path to dev, so /dev/sda3
[00:50] <FireHopper> so no one has a idea on how to get mine to upgrade?
[00:50] <supernix> Ok I did it sudo style but they are gone now
[00:50] <SeaPhor> robdig, lol, duhhhh, my bad
[00:50] <funkyHat> stew: there aren't any, just trying to reset mysql root password, and I'm telling him the lazy way
[00:50] <supernix> So now I do the reinstall?
[00:50] <robdig> SeaPhor: :)
[00:50] <funkyHat> supernix: yep
[00:50] <Cakk> agh still dono how to use smbmount
[00:51] <Speckz> Anyone here use Wubi with Windows 7 RC?
[00:51] <Cakk> can anyone help me with smbmount mounting my network computer
[00:51] <supernix> Ok thanks will try again funkyHat and stew
[00:51] <maynards-girl> hacktolive, how do i install the ubuntu-restricted-extras?
[00:51] <stew> there is no reason to remove anything just to change the mysql root password, but i guess its too late now anyway
[00:52] <FireHopper> I am running ubuntu 8.10, and tried to upgrade using the software in the installation, but it fails.. says something about running dpkg and when I do that it says theres some kind of error..
[00:52] <Cakk> anyone kno about smbmount?
[00:52] <dino__> hey peeps
[00:52] <lstarnes> Cakk: smbmount smb://***.***.*** directori
[00:52] <lstarnes> *directory
[00:53] <Gaming4JC> hey guys I am on 9.04 and I'm having some trouble getting a Lexmark  3100 printer to work.
[00:53] <dino__> imma noob on linux and just reading up on it
[00:53] <funkyHat> stew: yeah, I guess it's only lazy in the sense that I can explain it without having to look anything up... oops
[00:53] <Cakk> ok where do i add the pw
[00:53] <lstarnes> Cakk: the directory in that command should be empty
[00:53] <Gaming4JC> I tried using a generic driver and it didn't work.
[00:53] <dino__> where do u get the command line at ?
[00:53] <Gaming4JC> Also I tried using 3200 driver. It works by simply pushing a paper through, but no color or printing is actually done... :P
[00:53] <lstarnes> dino__: applications > accessories > terminal
[00:54] <supernix> Thank you so much funkyHat and stew
[00:54] <lstarnes> Cakk: wait, I think I'm wrong
[00:54] <maynards-girl> how do i install the ubuntu-restricted-extras?
[00:54] <dino__> ty
[00:54] <supernix> I just did a test and it works now
[00:54] <funkyHat> supernix: :)
[00:54] <mrwes> lstarnes, I believe Ubuntu is moving towards cifs mounts for samba shares
[00:54] <supernix> I could not find a gui to manage the server though any ideas funkyHat?
[00:54] <dino__> damn i thought that was note  pad like on windonts
[00:54] <maynards-girl> nevermind i figured it out
[00:55] <khaije1> hiya folks, is there a picture pastebin?
[00:55] <Gaming4JC> anyone? (printer problems...)
[00:55] <funkyHat> dino__: :). 'text editor' is the one that's most like notepad
[00:55] <Gaming4JC> I am setting it up at a friends house so. xD
[00:55] <dino__> ok so im still learningim on ubuntu running dual with slackware
[00:55] <Gaming4JC> this is making ubuntu look bad :P
[00:55] <dino__> im ditchs morcosoft
[00:56] <Gaming4JC> they just switched from windows where the printer worked,lol.
[00:56] <jman5555> ok I am having some serious resolution problems.
[00:56] <jman5555> can anyone help?
[00:56] <luis> ubuntu has any cd copy software?
[00:56] <dino__> only problem im having is learn that command for the terminal
[00:56] <funkyHat> jman5555: which version of ubuntu, and what graphics card?
[00:57] <jman5555> 8.10 and Nvidia tnt2
[00:57] <dino__> 9.04 what i have i think
[00:57] <dyess002>   I am trying to maybe swap to Ubuntu slowly, I have it on mine and my daughters and the wireless works fine, I put it on my wife's and it won't show her card. I click on the wireless and it doesn't give the wireless networks availible
[00:57] <funkyHat> luis: yes, brasero, or k3b
[00:58] <dino__> whats a good   messenger client  that can run on yahoo messenger servers ?
[00:58] <RHorse> dyess002 do you know what device the card is: ath0...?
[00:58] <dyess002> i have a submission file for that computer
[00:58] <thismamacooks200> dyess002:in the past a slow switch to ubuntu had advantages, but now its better to quit cold turky
[00:58] <Gaming4JC> dyess002: try searching the make and model of the wifi card on google next to the keyword ubuntu. That's how I got a linksys to work.
[00:58] <jman5555> NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 Model 64 Graphics card
[00:58] <jman5555> thats all I know
[00:59] <dyess002> thanks i'll try that
[00:59] <Gaming4JC> Anyone on meh Lexmark 3100 printer?
[00:59] <funkyHat> supernix: there are a few. phpmyadmin is one, or mysql-admin
[00:59] <saruji> request for general direction on how to setup a linux box for running two things 1) file server 2)  ssh proxy
[01:00] <d3c3pt10n> hey
[01:00] <lstarnes> Cakk: try smbmount //<ip>/<sharename> directory user=<name>
[01:00] <tye> Dino__ i think pidgin is a decent multi-char client.
[01:00] <pop4> hi
[01:00] <lstarnes> Cakk: without the <'s and >'s
[01:00] <pop4> ineed  wemn
[01:00] <funkyHat> supernix: phpmyadmin is wab-based, mysql-admin is a regular program
[01:00] <d3c3pt10n> i have issues after dist upgrade from 8.10
[01:00] <supernix> funkyHat: that notification went off and scared me to death
[01:00] <funkyHat> supernix: hehe
[01:00] <pop4> hi
[01:00] <funkyHat> *web based
[01:01] <pop4> hlooooooooooooooo
[01:01] <dyess002> which one is my card                 Network controller [0280]: Broadcom Corporation BCM4318 [AirForce One 54g] 802.11g Wireless LAN Controller [14e4:4318] (rev 02) 	Subsystem: Hewlett-Packard Company Device [103c:1355] 	Control: I/O- Mem+ BusMaster+ SpecCycle- MemWINV- VGASnoop- ParErr- Stepping- SERR- FastB2B- DisINTx- 	Status: Cap- 66MHz- UDF- FastB2B- ParErr- DEVSEL=fast >TAbort- <TAbort- <MAbort- >SERR- <PERR- INTx- 	Latency: 64 	Interrupt: pin A ro
[01:01]  * Gaming4JC is googling...
[01:01] <thismamacooks200> 50 new people enter. My, bluetooth adapter works on my laptop but not on my desktop, both jaunty
[01:01] <salamandra> join #ubuntu-es
[01:01] <dino__> tye  i get a server connection error on it lately
[01:01] <dino__> im not sure what the deal is
[01:01] <meoblast001> hi
[01:02] <dino__> hello
[01:02] <meoblast001> i'm having some trouble with evolution
[01:02] <d3c3pt10n> can we pm for help in here
[01:02] <meoblast001> when i hit the new button, it locks up, and if i click an email link in firefox, nothing comes up
[01:02] <supernix> Do they install the Innodb version of MySQL ?
[01:03] <dyess002> which  one  AirForce One 54g or Broadcom Corporation BCM4318
[01:03] <funkyHat> d3c3pt10n: it's best not to,you're unlikely to pick the right person for your question
[01:03] <datta> i have a swf file in my computer
[01:03] <datta> i want to play it but it plays with vlc and vlc can't play it
[01:03] <datta> what should i do?
[01:04] <dino__> shit i need a teacher  anyone care to help ?
[01:04] <d3c3pt10n> funkyHat, i done dist update to 9.04 from 8.10 and it said it was blocking some sources, now i cant get them back i've checked sources.list and there not commented out in there
[01:04] <jman5555> can anyone help me one on one with a resolution problem?
[01:04] <d3c3pt10n> i need to add some new ones and they wont add either
[01:04] <datta> also does anyone know how to insert a swf movie in openoffice
[01:05] <d3c3pt10n> trying to install gtk+2
[01:05] <datta> i cant insert it, im trying
[01:05] <lstarnes> d3c3pt10n: the libraries for it should be installed automatically
[01:05] <lstarnes> d3c3pt10n: for the development files, install libgtk2.0-dev
[01:05] <rjbank> clear
[01:05] <milo2361> does anyone know of a sound driver for an Intel 82801H (ICH8) sound card compatible with ubuntu?
[01:05] <d3c3pt10n> i need my sources fixin
[01:06]  * Gaming4JC awaits lexmark printer support... :P
[01:06] <funkyHat> d3c3pt10n: check any files in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[01:06] <jman5555> could anyone please help me with a resolution problem?
[01:06] <d3c3pt10n> i'd quite good at messing about, i've removed gnome with openbox and i'm using sickboy kernel on a aspire one
[01:07] <d3c3pt10n> but this has me stumped
[01:07] <chaorain> I am having problems with windows ans I think that Ubuntu might be causing them. How can I get Ubuntu to Ignore sda and sdb completely? i.e. Ubuntu won't even look at them?
[01:08] <funkyHat> jman5555: best to give details - "can anyone help me with my resolution problem, I have a nvidia tnt3 on ubuntu 9.04"
[01:08] <amanda-b> note to self: boinc chews the holy living hell out of an already-under-powered system (mac mini).
[01:09] <amanda-b> is there a command line utility that will give me just a raw file/directory count? i'm using rsync to shuffle files around, which is great, except the count doesn't work right.
[01:09] <funkyHat> amanda-b: du might help
[01:10] <jman5555> ‪‎can anyone help me with a resolution problem. I have a Nvidia tnt2 graphics card and I can only get an 800 by 600 resolution. Im running Ubuntu 8.10
[01:10] <milo2361> Hello.  I need some help with sound - i google/ubuntu forum searched for ways to fix sound, and i am stumped.  i am also an ubuntu noob so this might just be my problem.  I am running a Gateway p-173X FX edition with an intel 82801H(ICH8 family) sound card and cannot make it cmpatible - yes i made sure the volume controls are all up
[01:10] <Gaming4JC> zzzz...
[01:10] <_CommandeR_> Hi, i need a good music player somewhat compared to new Winamp. anyone ?
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> amanda-b:  perhaps ls | wc -w    :)
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  audacious is ok.
[01:11] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, is there an equalizer there ?
[01:11] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, and for gnome ofc :)
[01:11] <funkyHat> milo2361: did you go to preferences and enable the controls for everything?
[01:11] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  no idea. not a big feature i need.
[01:11] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  try it and see
[01:11] <guptach|ee> quick question, how do i make it so that when ever i close my laptop screen, it only turns my screen off. It does not disconnect from my network?
[01:11] <milo2361> funkyHat: yes. i also forgot to mention its ubuntu 9.04  and i dont really want to have to go back to vista
[01:13] <funkyHat> milo2361: did you make sure they are all unmuted? and have you played with the options and switches?
[01:13] <robert__1> I need help idk what happened
[01:13] <metal> I can't get permission to chown on my system
[01:14] <metal> I can't run wine becasue it says "not owned by you"
[01:14] <milo2361> funkyHat:  nothing is muted but i still dont get sound.  from searching i found things to add on to some of the alsa code lines but all of my alsa files are locked.
[01:14] <Flynsarmy> Does jaunty not switch system settings to use the msttcorefonts the way older distros did when you install it?
[01:14] <unop> metal, use sudo
[01:14] <metal> Did
[01:14] <metal> robert@RaptorJesus:~$ sudo chown -R robert:robert /home/robert/
[01:14] <metal> [sudo] password for robert:
[01:14] <metal> chown: cannot access `/home/robert/.gvfs': Permission denied
[01:15] <chaorain> I am having problems with windows ans I think that Ubuntu might be causing them. How can I get Ubuntu to Ignore sda and sdb completely? i.e. Ubuntu won't even look at them?
[01:15] <funkyHat> metal: what error message so you get? (just 1 line please)
[01:15] <funkyHat> oh my bad for being slow
[01:15] <metal> chown: cannot access `/home/robert/.gvfs': Permission denied
[01:16] <guptach|ee> metal, use sudo
[01:16] <djyoung4> :)
[01:16] <metal> I did, guptach|ee
[01:16] <eseven73> that's one file that cant be changed, I think it's the gnome virtual file system
[01:16] <metal> When i try to chown to ~/
[01:17] <unop> metal,  .gvfs is special, you can't adjust it .. try something like this.   find ~/ ! -iname ".gvfs" -type d -exec sudo chown -R robert.robert {} +
[01:17] <metal> it doesn't work because permission denied
[01:17] <zaccour>  where can i find the ubuntu iso for the style Dell tweaked? I have Ubuntu installed, just wanna try it out though to see what its like
[01:17] <unop> metal, or better.  find ~/ ! -user "$USER" -a -type d -exec sudo chown -R robert.robert {} +
[01:17] <eseven73> better off leaving that file alone
[01:18] <metal> unop: what does that do
[01:18] <zaccour> is there an iso for the Ubuntu that Dell came up with? just wanna try it out
[01:18] <unop> metal, change the permissions of all directories within ~/ that you _don't_ own
[01:18] <salamandra> hi every body! i've got a problem with alsa, when i connect an earphones the speakers still sounds. any one know how to repair this??
[01:18] <unop> metal, s/permissions/ownership/
[01:19] <metal> find: `/home/robert/.gvfs': Permission denied
[01:19] <RHorse> salamandra this is common with 9.04. google it
[01:19] <salamandra> but im in ibex
[01:19] <zaccour> salamandra, did you try right click on the speaker icon and see if headphones is checked?
[01:19] <salamandra> yes i did it
[01:19] <wasutton3> i have successfully set up a fakeraid array using the instructions online. whenever i try to mount it using either ext2IFS or ext2fsd in windows 7 it breaks the array according to the motherboard
[01:19] <metal> unop: find: `/home/robert/.gvfs': Permission denied
[01:19] <wasutton3> it doesnt mount it either
[01:19] <zaccour> is there an iso for the Ubuntu that Dell came up with? just wanna try it out
[01:20] <chaorain> salamandra, On some computers it has to do with the hardware
[01:20] <unop> metal, which command did you try? first or second?
[01:20] <chaorain> metal, what are you trying to do?
[01:20] <metal> second
[01:20] <zaccour> is there an iso for the Ubuntu that Dell came up with? just wanna try it out
[01:21] <salamandra> but last week this still works
[01:21] <RHorse> salamandra try the mixer settings
[01:21] <Juzman-EeePC> zaccour: Ask once, await reply. If no reply presume no one knows. :-)
[01:21] <salamandra> i have "googled" a lot, also i recompiled alsa
[01:22] <zaccour> 3 times a charm, 4 times is a restraining order
[01:22] <guptach|ee> salamandra, what computer model?
[01:22] <guptach|ee> is it a laptop ?
[01:22] <metal> chaorain: trying to get ownership of wine
[01:22] <salamandra> nop
[01:22] <salamandra> HP....desktop
[01:22] <djyoung4> quit your mom
[01:22] <rjbanker> zaccour: see this: http://linux.dell.com/wiki/index.php/Ubuntu_8.04#Dell_OS_Factory_Recovery_8.04.1_DVD_ISO  there is a small download link on that page
[01:23] <guptach|ee> salamandra: oh, i had alsa problems
[01:23] <Flynsarmy> Does jaunty not switch system settings to use the msttcorefonts the way older distros did when you install it?
[01:23] <brand0con> wondering what you folks use to backup your home directory to external media?  ive looked up several scripts and tried a program called backintime but nothing is really suiting my simple need.  any suggestions
[01:23] <guptach|ee> salamandra: did you check this file " sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf "
[01:23] <maynards-girl> am i able to stream my music to my airport?
[01:23] <guptach|ee> salamandra: look at the bottom
[01:24] <guptach|ee> there should be some options
[01:24] <Dr_Willis> brand0con:  i just drag my files over.. :)
[01:24] <salamandra> guptach..: and what does i have to confirm?
[01:24] <guptach|ee> options snd-hda-intel model=lenovo # options snd-hda-intel model=3stack
[01:24] <guptach|ee> wait
[01:24] <RHorse> brand0con rsync
[01:24] <guptach|ee> salamandra:  http://mibbit.com/pb/yHhgqf
[01:25] <Dr_Willis> brand0con:  or i use sshfs and copy the stuff over to a remote box every so often with a script
[01:25] <brand0con> Dr_Willis: good but not that good.  i could just as easily use cp for the same use.  I'd like to use something that creates links instead of files
[01:25] <guptach|ee> look at thay
[01:25] <guptach|ee> try adding one of those lines
[01:25] <Dr_Willis> brand0con:  whats the point of backups with links?  somthing is not clear here.
[01:25] <unop> metal,   cd ~/ && find .  -iname ".gvfs"  -prune -o -exec sudo chown -R robert.robert {} +
[01:25] <brand0con> well if you already have a file backed up
[01:25] <guptach|ee> restart and see if that fixes the problem
[01:25] <guptach|ee> if not
[01:25] <brand0con> you dont really need to erase it and back it up agai
[01:25] <meth0d> hey all
[01:26] <guptach|ee> try the other one [but un coment it by removing the #]
[01:26] <Dr_Willis> brand0con:  rsync can do that. actually i think theres other copy tools that can do it also if size different
[01:26] <guptach|ee> it worked for me
[01:26] <metal> unop: sudo: unable to execute /bin/chown: Argument list too long
[01:26] <lolololo> hey fellows
[01:26] <salamandra> ok thanks im doing
[01:26] <guptach|ee> but i have a difrent computer
[01:26] <guptach|ee> might work for you
[01:26] <lolololo> i'm thinking about using a ramdisk to speedup a 60Gb rsync and use it as --temp-dir, would that be of any good? and if yes, what can i do with filesizes > ramdisk size? any thoughts?
[01:26] <koshari> brand0con i second rsync
[01:26] <metal> chown: cannot access `./.gvfs': Permission denied
[01:26] <unop> metal,   cd ~/ && find .  -iname ".gvfs"  -prune -o -exec sudo chown -R robert.robert {} \;
[01:27] <chaorain> will ubuntu do anything to sdb if I don't mount it?
[01:27] <wasutton3> brand0con: rsync is good, i use it as well, but if you are looking for a gui you can try this http://lifehacker.com/software/featured-linux-download/timevault-time-machine-for-linux-275399.php
[01:27] <mzz> unop: err, that recurses twice :P
[01:27] <brand0con> thanks ill go read some man pages
[01:27] <unop> chaorain, not really
[01:27] <mzz> unop: I think you want to drop the -R on that chown
[01:27] <koshari> lolololo who has 60g of ram to spare?
[01:27] <unop> mzz, errm, yep, good catch
[01:27] <lolololo> koshari: i'm not transferring on 60G file, total transfer is 60G, the files are smaller
[01:27] <ienorand> zaccour: http://linux.dell.com/wiki/index.php/Ubuntu_8.04#Dell_OS_Factory_Recovery_8.04.1_DVD_ISO
[01:28] <koshari> chaorain generally no, yu could still delete the partition if you wanted to however
[01:28] <chaorain> unop, not really? I think Ubuntu is toying with XP and breaking it. would not mounting sdb prvet this?
[01:28] <brand0con> wasutton3: thanks.  I didn't really care for the backintime gui all that much but I'll give time machine a whirl I suppose
[01:28]  * ienorand drat--
[01:28] <koshari> lolololo i doubt a ramdic will mke it any faster then
[01:28] <salamandra> err..guptach, i have a blank file. is it normal?
[01:28] <unop> metal,   cd ~/ && find .  -iname "*gvfs"  -prune -o ! -user "$USER" -exec sudo chown robert.robert {} \;
[01:28] <mzz> chaorain: err, why do you think ubuntu has anything to do with them? It will read those partitions but it won't write to them (iirc it won't even mount them by default)
[01:28] <koshari> lolololo likely slower as you will need to move it twice
[01:29] <wasutton3> brand0con: good luck, but good to see you are backing up
[01:29] <the1corrupted> Hey, everyone.  I was hoping to get help with my ALPS Touchpad.  Right now, it's disabled, but I want to enable it and so far, nothing has worked.
[01:29] <metal> unop: your last command never went through yet
[01:29] <chaorain> thanks, mzz, unop, koshari
[01:29] <unop> metal, ok, let it finish if its still running and you should be set
[01:29] <lolololo> koshari: i was thinking maybe it will, i mean: rsync must create every file it transfers in the destination dir, even if the file exists, and then rename it. Maybe if the file creation and writing is done on a ramdisk it will be faster...(just wondering tho)
[01:30] <owned> if i remove the power to one of the HDs in a fake raid 1 array can I boot the computer using a single HD without losing the data
[01:30] <koshari> lolololo it doesnt have to create files that exist, run it with --progress and you will see what happens
[01:31] <koshari> lolololo the real value with rsync is when you do repetitive backups and can use switches that only update new timestamped files ect,
[01:32] <chaorain> Is there a way to compare (quickly) the contents of two directories. i.e. find all differences?
[01:32] <bigjay> diff it ;-)
[01:32] <lolololo> koshari: but if i'm mirroring two computers, it will have to create files that exist, that is in case they are modified at the source
[01:32] <Flynsarmy> Does jaunty not switch system settings to use the msttcorefonts the way older distros did when you install it?
[01:32] <[[thufir]]> I'm on ubuntu 8.10 I used to have svn, but now cannot seem to install from apt-get :  http://pastebin.com/m631e8da8
[01:33] <bigjay> rsync it :-)
[01:33] <lolololo> it will have to transfer the new version of the file (i'm using --whole-file, and i need to use that) and then overwrite the existing one
[01:33] <koshari> lolololo if your looking at mirroring 2 computors partimage may be a better tool
[01:34] <[[thufir]]> bigjay: rsync?  was that for me?
[01:34] <unop> [[thufir]], you want subversion .. it provides svn
[01:34] <rjbanker> anyone running 9.04 on a dell 1545? how is i working for you?
[01:34] <owned> anyone know about remove an HD in a fake raid 1 array?  Can I jst use a single HD w/o raid and keep the data that was on it?
[01:34] <[[thufir]]> unop: subversion fails to install from apt  http://pastebin.com/m631e8da8
[01:34] <careta> how do I change the hostname in my ubuntu pc?
[01:35] <unop> !hostname > careta
[01:35] <koshari> [[thufir]] no rsync wont solve your issues, nearly all others though ;-0
[01:35] <unop> [[thufir]],  dpkg -l | grep -i subversion   #??
[01:36] <lolololo> koshari: will check it, thx anyway
[01:36] <careta> thanks unop
[01:36] <unop> [[thufir]], hmm ..
[01:36] <unop> !info subversion
[01:37] <[[thufir]]> unop:  it used to be installed, I wonder if it's a multiverse thing.
[01:37] <unop> [[thufir]],  make sure you have the main repository enabled
[01:37] <[[thufir]]> unop: http://pastebin.com/m788338cf
[01:37] <_CommandeR_> hi, anyone know how to install songbird ?
[01:37] <midkniht> http://irclnx.com/video/most_viewed
[01:38] <thecras>  /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version /ctcp version
[01:38] <unop> [[thufir]], yea, it looks like you had it installed at one point .. but aptitude can't find it anymore, make sure you have the repository enabled then update aptitude
[01:38] <unop> thecras, why ?
[01:40] <careta> how do I install the nvidia driver? i tried installing nvidia-glx-180 through synaptic but it doesnt work
[01:40] <linux_noob> basic apache http/https question... I have Trac (SVN web interface) installed on my box and it is accessible from http:/localhost/trac... now I would like to use SSL (i have it all setup, working, and tested!)  Will moving the <directory /trac> entry from /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default to /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/ssl-default accomplish my goal??
[01:41] <thecras> hi unop
[01:41] <unop> linux_noob, should do, yep
[01:42] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  just go to the songbird homepage and download the latest?
[01:42] <rafik> hi Rohff139
[01:42] <[[thufir]]> unop: I'm not quite sure what's wrong with the repos file:  http://pastebin.com/m50177064  but I'm still researching it
[01:42] <thecras> unop where your from???
[01:42] <eseven73> !ot | thecras
[01:42] <unop> !ot | thecras,
[01:42] <linux_noob> unop, thanks
[01:42] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, they dont have a .deb pakage only an folder that you start it from, but nwm i downloaded a installer from get-deb
[01:43] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  the tar.gz can work for a single user if you want.
[01:43] <enovativ> can anyone tell me exactly what is subversion 1.6
[01:43] <enovativ> ?
[01:43] <unop> [[thufir]],   apt-cache policy subversion
[01:43] <r3c0n> ﻿  The PPP daemon has died: A modem hung up the phone (exit code = 16)........... in wvdial whats the way to repair this error ??
[01:43] <thecras> unop where are your from
[01:43] <thecras> ???
[01:43] <the1corrupted> Hey, everyone.  I was hoping to get help with my ALPS Touchpad.  Right now, it's disabled, but I want to enable it and so far, nothing has worked.
[01:43] <lstarnes> enovativ: it is version 1.6 of the subversion version control system
[01:43] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, thanx anyway, Tried audios* but its to tiny for my display (1680*1050) could hardly see anything :P
[01:43] <r3c0n> its a huawei E170 mobile broadband modem
[01:43] <r3c0n> ﻿  The PPP daemon has died: A modem hung up the phone (exit code = 16)........... in wvdial whats the way to repair this error ??
[01:43] <vertix> oh, finally quiet here more or less
[01:44] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  the tar.gz from songbird homepage works here for me.
[01:44] <unop> thecras, stop .. this isn't a chat channel. if you have an ubuntu question, ask.
[01:44] <Flynsarmy> Does jaunty not switch system settings to use the msttcorefonts the way older distros did when you install it?
[01:44] <enovativ> istarnes : but what exactly is the version control system
[01:44] <[[thufir]]> subversion is listed, but has a "500" for the policy:  http://pastebin.com/m5434fd26
[01:44] <th0r> the1corrupted, have you tried tpconfig?
[01:44] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis,  but how do you install it ?, i only got an folder "songbird" with all the contents.
[01:45] <owned> if I have 2 HDs in a fake raid 1 array, can I just remove the power from one and use a single HD w/o raid and w/o losing any data
[01:45] <Steveys> hello - i am connecting via openvpn and got the following error when connecting "WARN: could not open database for 4096 bits. Skipped" any ideas what this means? thanks
[01:45] <enovativ> i read that if changes are made in code the SVC is used
[01:45] <the1corrupted> th0r I don't know how to configure it...
[01:45] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  cd to the dir.. run the program
[01:45] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  no need to 'install'
[01:45] <unop> [[thufir]], i take it you have run.    aptitude update   #?
[01:45] <_CommandeR_> but how do you add it later to the app / sound...
[01:45] <linux_noob> i just noticed that my default-ssl file has <directory> tags rather than <location> tags... can I still declare a site in my default-ssl file?
[01:45] <vertix> I've been struggling with trying to get Ubuntu 8.10 booting for a week now. anybody knows much about grub boot sequence at the point where root parition is being mounted?
[01:45] <unop> linux_noob, yes
[01:45] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  put it somewhere  like /home/username/songbird and use the menu editor tool
[01:45] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  or make an icon on the desktop
[01:46] <linux_noob> unop, would i use a location tag or a directory tag in that case?
[01:46] <Intelli> How do I make raggle read RSS feeds inside the program, and not open them in a browser?
[01:46] <unop> linux_noob, there is a difference between the two .. if you are referring to a location on disk then <directory> ..
[01:46] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, Is make a link (icon/shortcut ?)
[01:46] <KB1JWQ> vertix: grup config to a pastebin pls
[01:46] <[[thufir]]> unop: yes, I ran aptitude update, will do that again.   I forget, something about clearing the cache, too?
[01:46] <KB1JWQ> grub, even.
[01:47] <vertix> KB1JWQ, just a sec
[01:47] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  try it and see..
[01:47] <unop> [[thufir]], you shouldn't need to but   aptitude autoclean
[01:47] <koshari> careta how do you mean it doesnt work?
[01:47] <dedinje> does anyone have any ideas on why internet browsing is veryyyyy slooow on Ubuntu x86_64 (its not just firefox!)
[01:47] <koshari> !doesntwork
[01:48] <vertix> KB1JWQ, here it is: http://pastebin.com/m69143616
[01:48] <profchaos> monodevelop wouldn't start on my machine. any suggestions what could be the cause?
[01:48] <r3c0n> ﻿﻿﻿  The PPP daemon has died: A modem hung up the phone (exit code = 16)........... in wvdial any ideas  ??  details : http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d5f2336a9
[01:48] <[[thufir]]> unop: that seems to have done the trick, it's installing (hopefully) niow
[01:48] <vertix> KB1JWQ, i have IDE and SCSI drives and a separate /boot partitions, and drives switch as seen from grub compare to live CD
[01:50] <careta> koshari, i didn't do nvidia-xconfig command. now it asks me to restart xserver but ctrl + alt + backspace doesn't do anything?
[01:50] <dino__> i get an unknown error number 29   on pidgin
[01:50] <dino__> anyone know about this ?
[01:50] <vertix> KB1JWQ, you only need to look at 1st boot entry
[01:50] <r3c0n> my nvidia is a night﻿mare as well
[01:50] <[[thufir]]> ok, svn is installed.  netbeans needs to be pointed to binary.  where is the subversion binary, pls?
[01:51] <acfrazier> I can't get the Ubuntu 9.04 LiveCD to boot off USB on my laptop. It drops to busybox after repeated reading of the filesystem, and when I blank the hard drive, it loads the USB driver then drops to busybox. I can't use the CD because my DVD drive is failing, so what can I do?
[01:51] <koshari> careta you can restore cont alt backspace by placing a line in fstab. beats me why it was removed
[01:51] <r3c0n> ﻿﻿﻿﻿  The PPP daemon has died: A modem hung up the phone (exit code = 16)........... in wvdial any ideas  ??  details : http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d5f2336a9 a Huawei E170 GSM modem
[01:51] <dino__> Unknown error number 29. Logging into the Yahoo! website may fix this.
[01:51] <careta> koshari, in /etc/fstab? can you specify this entry please?
[01:51] <dino__> anyone know about this on the pidgin app ?
[01:52] <koshari> careta http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1108971
[01:52] <maco> dino__: check launchpad.net. i think there's a bug about that and it turned out that yahoo's servers moved or something
[01:53] <dino__> checking now maco  thanks
[01:53] <[[thufir]]> point netbeans to /usr/bin/svn for subversion?
[01:54] <[[thufir]]> nm, it found it automagically
[01:54] <dedinje> does anyone have any ideas on why internet browsing is veryyyyy slooow on Ubuntu x86_64 (its not just firefox!)
[01:54] <careta> thanks koshari
[01:54] <vertix> is there a better IRC client than xchat nowadays?
[01:55] <[[thufir]]> vertix: pidgin.im
[01:55] <acfrazier> Guess nobody knows, ah well, it's more than likely a kernel issue
[01:56] <vertix> [[thufir]], thanx, never heard of it. I am off liveCD right now cause i still can't boot ubuntu after spending a week on it after fresh install
[01:56] <r3c0n> ﻿﻿﻿﻿  The PPP daemon has died: A modem hung up the phone (exit code = 16)........... in wvdial any ideas  ??  details : http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d5f2336a9 a Huawei E170 GSM modem
[01:57] <vertix> [[thufir]], there is some pigin on ubuntu live cd 8.10, but that is not an irc client from what i recall
[01:57] <quinten> hi, since i upgraded to jaunty, my wine applications all have the graphics replaced by a grey screen
[01:57] <quinten> and on the commandline i see a bunch of errors about an unimplemented gl function
[01:57] <Stupendoussteve> vertix: Pidgin can connect to irc
[01:57] <quinten> is this a known error? any suggestions on what package to look at downgrading, possibly?
[01:58] <vertix> KB1JWQ	, are you there?
[01:58] <quinten> i don't want to switch back to intrepid as i like the other upgrades
[01:58] <dino__> ok no luck on the bug      anyone know how to change the yahoo messenger server in the pidgin app ?
[01:58] <Crash1hd> What is the best program in ubuntu to use that will undelete a deleted file(s)?
[01:58] <Dr_Willis> Crash1hd:  good luck with Undeleteing  stuff from a ext2/3 filesystem :)
[01:58] <Stupendoussteve> dino__: Yes... modify accounts and hit the advanced tab
[01:58] <Steffy> Crash1hd: just check your wastebasket?
[01:58] <Dr_Willis> !undelete | Crash1hd
[01:58] <dino__> ty
[01:58] <Stupendoussteve> I think, at least
[01:59] <vertix> Stupendoussteve, i tried this pigin thing and it asks for some account and i did not figure out how to set it up. can you tell me? cause i hate this mibbit thing i am using right now
[01:59] <Stupendoussteve> vertix: Hit add in the pidgin accounts window and select irc from the pulldown
[01:59] <Dr_Willis> vertix:  i perfer xchat to pidgin. :) or go hardcore and use irssi.
[01:59] <Crash1hd> Dr_Willis: thanks for the info :) I dont have anything I need to undelete (But I know its inevitable that it will happen lol)
[01:59] <Stupendoussteve> hardcore is telnet :P
[01:59] <carlos> #ubuntu-es
[02:00] <ssmy> how can I install a command-line only system from the jaunty alternate CD? I remember this use dto be an option, but I don't see it now.
[02:00] <Stupendoussteve> vertix: Then just enter a nickname in the username field, you shouldn't need to use a password
[02:00] <tzar04> Could someone help me get gsynaptics working? I've made an fdi file to enable SHMconfig, but it's still complaining that SHMconfig isn't enabled
[02:00] <HorizonXP> hey, i installed VLC, and I'm trying to stream some video, but it's complaining about not having the codec for MPEG-2. but libavcodec is installed. any ideas?
[02:00] <vertix> cause i need to get my ubuntu booted REAL bad. i got infected with the latest and greatest version of rootkit while running Windows, and that is a killer thing. So now i need to back up all sorts of stuff, not time to play with pigins
[02:00] <Cakk> if someone can help me with network drives in linux please private msg me
[02:00] <dino__> Unknown error number 29. Logging into the Yahoo! website may fix this. is what i get when i try to log in to pidgin  and also wehn i try to make a new account
[02:01] <vertix> Stupendoussteve, well, i entered some nick name but it complained i recall.
[02:01] <Stupendoussteve> vertix: It may have been in use, try the one you're using now with a 1, maybe
[02:02] <GARRETTN> Hello, im back
[02:02] <GARRETTN> anyone have problems
[02:02] <vertix> i am waiting for KB1JWQ to tell me if he can see anything wrong with my grub setup on dual IDE/SCSI boot configuration
[02:02] <dino__> Unknown error number 29. Logging into the Yahoo! website may fix this.  on pidgin  when trying tolog on YIM
[02:02] <Mike_lifeguard> if I want to try out KDE, what would I need to install on ubuntu?
[02:03] <genii> Mike_lifeguard: kubuntu-desktop
[02:03] <vertix> k, lemme try that pigin now. cause this mibbit thing sux full time
[02:03] <zvacet> Mike_lifeguard : sudo apt-get install kubuntu -desktop kde
[02:04] <Mike_lifeguard> And then when booting (or whatever), how would I enter kde instead of gnome?
[02:04] <Stupendoussteve> Mike_lifeguard: If you install kubuntu-desktop, you don't need to install kde separate
[02:04] <Stupendoussteve> Mike_lifeguard: There is a sessions button on the login screen, just choose kde
[02:04] <Mike_lifeguard> I guess that's a metapackage?
[02:04] <Stupendoussteve> Mike_lifeguard: Correct
[02:04] <zvacet> Mike_lifeguard : bottom left on login under options
[02:04] <Mike_lifeguard> oh, right.
[02:04] <Mike_lifeguard> ok, sweet, let's give this a roll... :D
[02:06] <RHorse> Stupendoussteve it's a *huge* install BTW. Make a cup of coffee. ;)
[02:06] <RHorse> sorry, for Mike_lifeguard
[02:06] <Stupendoussteve> :)
[02:07] <Mike_lifeguard> thanks for the warning :P
[02:07] <Mike_lifeguard> BTW, anyone know how people get the mac-ish launch bar thing instead of a "normal" panel?
[02:07] <Dr_Willis> Mike_lifeguard:  with one of the many 'dock' apps out. (i hate them all)
[02:07] <Dr_Willis> :)
[02:07] <Dr_Willis> !awn
[02:08] <Mike_lifeguard> Dr_Willis: just testing things, promise :P
[02:08] <Dr_Willis> Mike_lifeguard:  i find them more hassle  then they are worth
[02:08] <unkuiri> Hi, I need some help with wine program...
[02:08] <KB1JWQ> Dr_Willis: You just described my perspective on GUIs. :)
[02:09] <r3c0n> ﻿﻿﻿﻿  The PPP daemon has died: A modem hung up the phone (exit code = 16)........... in wvdial any ideas  ??  details : http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d5f2336a9 a Huawei E170 GSM modem
[02:09] <Mike_lifeguard> there was some other awesome lauching thingy I saw a while back too... but I forget where, and I can't really describe it well
[02:09] <r3c0n> any advice ?
[02:09] <norrisg1> Anyone need some help?
[02:09] <r3c0n> me
[02:09] <r3c0n> ﻿﻿﻿﻿  The PPP daemon has died: A modem hung up the phone (exit code = 16)........... in wvdial any ideas  ??  details : http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d5f2336a9 a Huawei E170 GSM modem
[02:09] <norrisg1> ok
[02:09] <Mike_lifeguard> unkuiri: it's normally best to simply pose your question; if someone can help you then they'll do so
[02:10] <unkuiri> thanks...:P
[02:10] <Dr_Willis> KB1JWQ:  also describes my wife... *DOH*  did i say that?
[02:10] <vertix> Stupendoussteve, i am trying to connect to irc.freenode.net with pigin, but it just hangs and times out. any idea what that is?
[02:10] <ray66> Downloaded sun-java6-jre and sun-java6-bin and sun-java6-plugin I cannot get verification that it is installed Getting missing jre from firefox 3.0.10 error
[02:10] <lstarnes> vertix: do you get any error messages?
[02:10] <r3c0n> vertix use mibbit.com instead of pidgin maybe ?
[02:11] <Dr_Willis> ray66:  some reason you dident use the java in the package manager listings?
[02:11] <vertix> error: closing link, connection timed out
[02:11] <RHorse> vertix port no?
[02:11] <r3c0n> 6667 ?
[02:11] <unkuiri> how can I remove a program installed in wine? I've tried the normal things like using thw wine uninstaller but the programs remain there...:(..can somone help me?
[02:11] <ray66> dr willis ... downloaded from synaptic
[02:11] <zvacet> ray66 : g oto the synaptic and reinstall java6-jre and you will get gui for accept licence agreement
[02:11] <norrisg1> unkuiri
[02:11] <lstarnes> vertix: which nick are you using?
[02:11] <vertix> RHorse, i bet you are right. i did not even set port. thought it knows it
[02:11] <r3c0n> :/
[02:12] <RHorse> vertix, it might...
[02:12] <ray66> zvzcet.. got all of that done
[02:12] <RHorse> vertix, should be 6667
[02:12] <vertix> actually, it was already preset to 6667
[02:13] <zvacet> ray66 : wit hno luck or what
[02:13] <aixenv> hey guys hoping someone can help me out here
[02:13] <ray66> zvacet...I have no files listing for jre
[02:14] <RHorse> vertix I wouldn't use it for irc, I'd use irssi or xchat or something. Or even chatzilla
[02:14] <aixenv> 9.04 , works great, using ati drivers - kernel mod 'fglrx' ; trying to get xenserver running so i can boot up an xp virtual machine, so i understand xen installs a new kernel, and this kernel when it boots has hosed up graphics, i did a diff of the xorg.conf and the kernel mod isnt being loaded or the driver, any ideas?
[02:14] <zvacet> ray66 : di you try t oinstall that packages with synaptic or cli
[02:15] <orange-wedge> aixenv have you tried vmplayer?
[02:15] <ray66> zvacet...Download from synaptic
[02:15] <Canaen> ok, so I have a live cd of ubuntu, and I want to format my hard drive and upgrade to ext4. Where do I select this? There doesn't seem to be an option in the partitioning section of the install
[02:15] <aixenv> orange-wedge: no i havent.. apt-cache searching now...
[02:16] <macOut> Is it possible to create a metapackage that removes its dependencies when it is removed?
[02:16] <croddy> hello, is there a way to configure command-not-found so that it is inactive as i type commands at the bash prompt, but so that i can still search its database when i want?
[02:16] <zvacet> ray66 : and you can not accept licence is that reason why you can not see java
[02:16] <vertix> oh, looks like that pigin got connected finally, what a trip!
[02:16] <orange-wedge> aixenv you have to download it from their site
[02:16] <ssmy> macOut: i believe aptitude removes dependencies when you remove meta-packages
[02:16] <coolkourt> ne good ubuntu 9.04 tutorials or sites
[02:16] <^joules^> yikes, this place is pretty busy. anyone know anything about ndiswrapper?
[02:16] <vertix1> yep, this pigin thing seems to be working, but it looks funny
[02:16] <Canaen> !ext4
[02:16] <aixenv> orange-wedge: ok ill do some goodling for it
[02:17] <unkuiri> how can I remove a program installed in wine? I've tried the normal things like using thw wine uninstaller but the programs remain there...:(..can somone help me?
[02:17] <mrwes> Canaen: there should be a small block or square in which you put a check to format that particular partition
[02:17] <orange-wedge> aixenv... i installed v2.5 using the .bundle
[02:17] <ray66> zvacet...I have accepted the licence and progressed through the rest of the download
[02:17] <vertix1> is there a way to log the channel on pigin thing?
[02:17] <vertix1> actually i like fonts on it
[02:17] <macOut> ssmy: But not Synaptic? What about the command line? I know removing "ubuntu" does not remove dependencies. Is that a specially crafted metapackage?
[02:17] <Stupendoussteve> Canaen: I think you can mkfs.ext4 through the cli on there, or use the alternate cd and it does have the option
[02:17] <Canaen> mrwes: I can format a partition or the entire drive (which is my goal), but I can't seem to select ext4 anywhere
[02:18] <orange-wedge> you can create the vmx file you need from easevmx.com
[02:18] <zvacet> ray66 : so in synaptic you see it as installed but you can not use it is that situation correct
[02:18] <Canaen> stupendoussteve: what is mkfs? what is the alternate cd?
[02:18] <vertix1> hey, this pigin thing is not that bad, MUCH better than that mibbit!
[02:18] <Stupendoussteve> Canaen: In fact I would suggest the alternate cd, as doing ti manually is liable to leave broken fstab and such
[02:18] <orange-wedge> *easyvmx.com
[02:18] <^joules^> Canean: i think it's automatic i don't remember setting it for my install
[02:18] <oluu> mkfs make filesystem
[02:18] <lstarnes> vertix1: xchat is even better for itc
[02:18] <lstarnes> *irc
[02:18] <Stupendoussteve> Canaen: mkfs is a command to make a filesystem, the alternate cd is the text mode installation (it still installs the graphical system though)
[02:19] <oluu> ext4 alot faster than ext3?
[02:19] <ray66> zvacet...Synaptic shows it to be installed in both the status report of all and installed but java will not verify and firefox tell me I need to download jre
[02:19] <Stupendoussteve> It performs better
[02:19] <midkniht> yes
[02:19] <RHorse> temp
[02:19] <Canaen> stupendoussteve: so the only difference in using the alternate cd is that it is a text-based cd, and I can select ext4?
[02:19] <mrwes> Canaen, http://www.dougjaworski.com/blog/how-to-install-ubuntu-904-juanty-with-the-ext4-filesystem/
[02:19] <oluu> hm okey
[02:19] <midkniht> but not faster than ext2
[02:19] <vertix1> lstarnes, i know. I used to use xchat all the time when i was more on linux box, but lately i had to do a lot of development work on windows, even though i could do it on linux, but linux ide suck real bad compared to VS
[02:19] <Stupendoussteve> Canaen: Yes. It also has some other "advanced" options available
[02:19] <Canaen> mrwes: thank you
[02:19] <Canaen> stupendoussteve: thanks
[02:20] <mrwes> Canaen, yo uhave to use the manual partition
[02:20] <linux_noob> In my VirtualHost:80 whcich i want to redirect to my VirtualHost:443, what exactly should my ServerName be?
[02:20] <oluu> is it stable ? gonna build a new fileserver soon, should i go with ext4 or stick with ext3?
[02:20] <Stupendoussteve> oluu: It is stable but still evolving, you could say
[02:20] <Stupendoussteve> There aren't a ton of tools for it
[02:21] <the1corrupted> Can someone please help me with my non-working touchpad?
[02:21] <meoblast001> does anyone know how to make a Kodak EasyShare C813 work with Ubuntu?
[02:21] <^joules^> ndiswrapper? anyone? i've been at it for hours and no luck
[02:21] <unkuiri> how can I remove a program installed in wine? I've tried the normal things like using thw wine uninstaller but the programs remain there...:(..can somone help me?
[02:21] <meoblast001> looks like i'll be wasting yet another night
[02:21] <Dr_Willis> unkuiri:  theres some directoryin the users home that has .desktop entries for them.. or use the menu editor (i think)
[02:22] <meoblast001> if i can't figure this out soon, i'll just tell my mom she can get XP because obviously none of her stuff is working
[02:22] <zvacet> ray66 : i will try to find something if I can just a min
[02:22] <vocket> All progams installed in wine go to .wine/drive_c
[02:22] <meoblast001> nor anyone else who i convert to ubuntu
[02:22] <Dr_Willis> unkuiri:  .config/menus/applications-merged
[02:22] <aixenv> hah u tried to convert your mom to linux, that's classic
[02:22] <aixenv> wishful thinking
[02:22] <Canaen> what is the use in having a separate /boot partition and a swap partition?
[02:22] <the1corrupted> meoblast001 Why does it have to be kodak?
[02:23] <meoblast001> the1corrupted: because i don't have the physical capabilities to turn it into a nother brand
[02:23] <meoblast001> the1corrupted: i don't do magic
[02:23] <ziroday> Canaen: many, but if your just a home user its fine without a seperate /boot partition
[02:23] <Dr_Willis> meoblast001:  every digital camera ive ever had. show up as a usb drive. some may have a menu item you have to enable to be 'usb storage' mode
[02:23] <KB1JWQ> Canaen: A separate /boot partition means you can still boot the box in theory even if / gets trashed.
[02:23] <ziroday> aixenv: there are many mum's using linux and ubuntu
[02:23] <Canaen> ziroday: thank you.
[02:23] <KB1JWQ> Canaen: Swap partition grants you improved access times in some instances.
[02:23] <meoblast001> Dr_Willis: Error initializing camera: -60: Could not lock the device
[02:23] <aixenv> ziroday: and many mums wishing their PnP apps worked
[02:24] <the1corrupted> meoblast001: Yeah, there are many ways of getting photos off cameras.  One is to get a MicroSD reader and physically pull the card out of the camera.
[02:24] <Canaen> KB1JWQ: mmk. that sounds like a good idea
[02:24] <meoblast001> the1corrupted: do they give those away like the AOL discs?
[02:24] <ziroday> aixenv: err PnP is a) outdated and b) not an app
[02:24] <aixenv> or wondering why their games dont work ..
[02:24] <aixenv> ziroday: there's apps for pnp devices..
[02:24] <orange-wedge> is there anyway to suppress these text events in xchat?
[02:25] <the1corrupted> meoblast001: Go look at your local Wal-Mart.  They're sure to have one or two laying around.  Just ask for a photo card reader.
[02:25] <aixenv> if someone is used to windows.. that takes transition
[02:25] <ziroday> aixenv: you might want to read up on what the term PnP means http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legacy_Plug_and_Play before tossing it around
[02:25] <meoblast001> the1corrupted: should i ask them if i can have it for free?
[02:25] <Dr_Willis> orange-wedge:  it has settings for a lot of that..   and customizable  event text also
[02:25] <norrisg1> can someone help me
[02:25] <aixenv> i know what PnP is
[02:25] <Cakk> Can someone help me change the permissions on my external hdd so i can write to it
[02:25] <the1corrupted> meoblast001: o.o  It's not gonna be free, but it's gonna cost less than $20
[02:25] <norrisg1> why cant i play games that i installed with wine??
[02:25] <meoblast001> the1corrupted: well... in a moneyless society, everything would be free
[02:26] <lovegrows> anyone know what the cost is for ubuntu on amozons ec2?
[02:26] <vertix1> does anybody know where do i set the log directory in pigin? I don't know where is it logging to
[02:26] <meoblast001> but sadly we can't have that
[02:26] <linux_noob> does a VirtualHost need a ServerName?
[02:26] <mrwes> Cakk, what is the mount point?
[02:26] <meoblast001> actually, in a moneyless society, this damn thing would work
[02:26] <bandyo> anyone knows if the problems with ATI x1200 drivers in 9.04 has been sorted out?
[02:26] <the1corrupted> meoblast001 No, in a moneyless society, things would actually cost a whole lot more.  Just not money.
[02:26] <Canaen> in there an advantage in having your boot and swap paritions formatted as ext2 or ext3 rather than just having everything ext4?
[02:26] <ziroday> vertix1: somewhere in ~/.purple/logs
[02:26] <zvacet> ray66 : http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-java-runtime-environment-jre-in-ubuntu.html   https://help.ubuntu.com/search.html?cof=FORID%3A9&cx=003883529982892832976%3Ae2vwumte3fq&ie=UTF-8&q=java&sa=Search
[02:27] <ziroday> Canaen: swap partitions are formatted as swap, they have no filesystem
[02:27] <shanliang8008> 是
[02:27] <meoblast001> the1corrupted: well.. this conversation isn't changing the fact that this camera won't work
[02:27] <Canaen> ziroday: what about /boot ?
[02:27] <ziroday> Canaen: its best to have /boot as ext3 if you are going to have it seperate
[02:27] <vertix1> ziroday, i am running off liveCD now. can i change the log directory in pigin?
[02:27] <the1corrupted> meoblast001 Well, I'll tell you right now, a microSD reader is cheaper than a $100 XP license.
[02:27] <ray66> meoblast001...I went thru all kind of fixes and configurations and a $10.00 card reader from walmart fixed the problem
[02:27] <ziroday> vertix1: I would presume so, but don't know how sorry
[02:27] <meoblast001> the1corrupted: no one i know likes Ubuntu except for my sister and she's starting to not like it
[02:28] <Sergeant_Pony> is there a way to have on boot-up the machine show what's it's loading without me having to hit a key combination?
[02:28] <ziroday> meoblast001: if you felt like ranting about ubuntu please do so in #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:28] <meoblast001> the1corrupted: i can't keep up with the demands of people and the fuckups of all the companies that aren't supporting major operating systems
[02:28] <unkuiri> Anyone knows of a way to monitor signal strenght using a mobile broadband modem?
[02:28] <meoblast001> ziroday: i'm baned from that channel
[02:28] <orange-wedge> Dr_Willis,   thanks i was getting annoyed at seeing all the joins and quits this much nicer
[02:28] <jlgshsfjoid> when are you developers going to fix Ubuntu to play Flash videos over bluetooth headphones and headsets?
[02:28] <ravager> Ok, look...I REALLY like ubuntu
[02:28] <ziroday> meoblast001: then you shouldn't be discussing it here, there are plenty of other offtopic channels. Also watch your language
[02:29] <Dr_Willis> orange-wedge:  it pays to read the docs for irc clients. :)
[02:29] <meoblast001> ok
[02:29] <meoblast001> idk
[02:29] <ravager> I WANT to use it, but I updated and my sound isn't working AGAIN
[02:29] <meoblast001> i'll just go tell my mom i can't get it to work
[02:29] <the1corrupted> *headesks*
[02:29] <lovegrows> mmmmm bluetooth audio to my headphones, those have been a big FAIL thus far in my gadget life
[02:30] <vertix1> anybody knows how to change the log directory in pigin?
[02:30] <the1corrupted> lovegrows It really isn't worth it unless you have bluetooth in your computer somewhere.
[02:30] <jlgshsfjoid> lovegrows: what
[02:30] <Canaen> ravager: try using pulseaudio
[02:30] <linux_noob> how do i make <VirtualHosts> so that I can have multiple sites use port 443 without it saying that my VirtualHosts are overlapping? Do they all need to be in the same file? is there some sort of equivalent to a "partial class" for virtualhusts?
[02:31] <Canaen> ravager: 9.04 has problems with a buncha sound cards
[02:31] <th0r> vertix, the logs go to ~/.purple/logs and I think that is hardcoded
[02:31] <RHorse> vertix1 you could always make a link :)
[02:32] <lovegrows> I have bluetooth on my computer, and they even show they are connected, with the name and everything. "airbirds connected" but I haven't gotten sound from the computer to go through them:(
[02:32] <thiebaude> :)
[02:32] <jlgshsfjoid> ok i have an idea. why dont you do this. instead of making all kinds of new fancy features for your new versions, why dont you fix the bugs in the current version?
[02:33] <unop> linux_noob, different virtualhosts are identified by the 'hostname' sent in the HTTP request e.g. you'd have something like <VirtualHost www.example.com:443>
[02:33] <ray66> zvacet...I have tried the first http the version is bi.6._07-b06 hot spot 10.0-b23 there are no plugins in the firefox about plugins directory will have a lok at the second suggestions
[02:33] <jlgshsfjoid> can anyone tell me how to get my bluetooth headset working for flash. is that at all possible?
[02:33] <dsabecky> jlgshsfjoid: They did an amazing job with X.org and Wireless devices.
[02:33] <vertix1> i need help on a really weird boot problem with grub under ubuntu 8.10. I have 2 drives, IDE and SCSI and separate /boot paritions. Grub starts booting the kernel, but when it tries to mount the root filesystem it gives me this error: [2.023879] VFS: Cannot open root device "sdb8" or unknown block (0,0)
[02:33] <supernix> I /j #thunderbird
[02:33] <the1corrupted> So anyway...  I got this issue right now that has been plaguing me for the last week or so...  And it's been torture trying to get my laptop's ALPS GlidePoint touchpad to work.  This is starting to drive me up the wall.  But right now, Linux can't even see my touch pad (it doesn't show up in the mouse options) and even though I enabled it in an fdi file, SHMConfig is still disabled...  Help?
[02:33] <unop> linux_noob, http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/vhosts/name-based.html
[02:33] <vertix1> before that, i get this error: [1.959688 crc error
[02:34] <jlgshsfjoid> dsabecky: whats that?
[02:34] <ravager> If I install pulse should i uninstall anything?
[02:34] <dsabecky> jlgshsfjoid: The Ubuntu dev.
[02:34] <vertix1> and before that, i get this: [1.536064] RAMDISK: Compressed image found at block 0.
[02:34] <jlgshsfjoid> but im talking about bluetooth, dsabecky
[02:35] <Canaen> ravager: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/sound-solutions-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html
[02:35] <vertix1> but the root partition is clean and is located in the right place and device file is correct
[02:35] <dsabecky> jlgshsfjoid: You did mention bluetooth, but then you said they fix bugs. They do, bluetooth isn't a priority.
[02:35] <Cryptic_Bat>  !pastebin | the1corrupted
[02:36] <vertix1> i even reinstalled 8.10 again, just to make sure, but it still isn't booting, even thou it created new partitions for new install
[02:36] <jlgshsfjoid> dsabecky: why isnt bluetooth a priority?
[02:36] <dsabecky> vertix1: Did you try installing 9.04
[02:36]  * ravager sighs
[02:36] <Dr_Willis> If everythingis a priority then nothing is. :)
[02:36] <ravager> I give up. When the sound issues are fixed i'll try again
[02:36] <dsabecky> jlgshsfjoid: Because there are more important things to fix, which is what they've been doing.
[02:36] <dtchen> ravager: what sound issues?
[02:36] <vertix1> dsabecky, nope, I can't, my windows box got rooted and i am running off liveCD, so i can't even fry anything
[02:36] <orange-wedge> vertix1 so you ran fsck on the partition?
[02:37] <ravager> I am using 9.04, worked fine till I installed updates.
[02:37] <ravager> Now I have no sound again.
[02:37] <|freddy|> hey, I have this question, if I burn ubuntu on a dvd, will it boot normally?
[02:37] <|freddy|> is just that I have no cd's around
[02:37] <jlgshsfjoid> dsabecky: why spend time on all these new features when there are still bugs to fix though?
[02:37] <dtchen> ravager: wget -O ~/Desktop/alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && bash ~/Desktop/alsa-info.sh
[02:37] <dtchen> ravager: please tell me the url that script generates
[02:37] <vertix1> is 9.04 big?
[02:38] <dsabecky> jlgshsfjoid: As I said, they are fixing things, like major issues with sound, video, and wireless. There are more important things than Bluetooth. They are doing the best they can.
[02:38] <coz_> |freddy|,  if you mean burn the iso as a dvd iso yes it will work .. it will be a bit slower but it will work
[02:38] <vertix1> is there a minimal install of 9.04 so that i could download it and install from liveCD i am running on right now?
[02:38] <orange-wedge> vertix1 do you have a spare thumb drive?
[02:39] <ravager> That opened up my open office writer
[02:39] <jlgshsfjoid> dsabecky: but from what it sounds like the bluetooth compatibility has actually gotten /worse/
[02:39] <vertix1> orange-wedge, no, i dont
[02:39] <MarcN> My SheevaPlug arrived today with Jaunty pre-installed!  Anyone know if there is an IRC channel for these?
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> vertix1:  unetbootin tool, or the usb-disk creater tool can install to a thumbdrive easially enough. :)
[02:39] <dtchen> ravager: it shouldn't have. i presume you ran that whole command string in a Terminal emulator?
[02:39] <vertix1> all i have right now is 2 drives, not even flash
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> vertix1:  Hmm..
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> vertix1:  the live cd  - has an installer.
[02:40] <lovegrows> Bluetooth isn't a priority because you buy it separately from the rest of your computer, and only some of us have bluetooth, but to you and me it is a big deal
[02:40] <ravager> http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=3e22c769809294cd5851fe626f61f2782311c4dc
[02:40] <|freddy|> coz_: really? slower?
[02:40] <coz_> |freddy|,  yes I have dont this many times  it  installs just slightly slower but it works fine :)
[02:40] <belch> hi
[02:40] <maria_> !news
[02:41] <jlgshsfjoid> is there another linux distro that works with bluetooth better?
[02:41] <vertix1> Dr_Willis, ok, so what do i do from live cd to try 9.04. who knows, may be that one will make my box boot. but i still don't understand why i can't boot this one? its been a solid week of suffering and i tried everything imaginable
[02:41] <dsabecky> jlgshsfjoid: They are more than likely all going to use the same core software, so no. Look around online for fixes or different manager programs.
[02:41] <tzar04> on a new installation of ubuntu 9.04, hal isn't reading fdi files - can someone help me please?
[02:42] <jlgshsfjoid> dsabecky: ok. thanks. :(
[02:42] <dtchen> ravager: does pkill pulseaudio (and then allowing it to autorespawn) help?
[02:42] <belch> please, help, do you guys know if IP fragments packets always like MTU size, MTU size, MTU size, remaining data or in may it in some situation make all the fragments be of the same length?
[02:42] <mib_1zon7o> hi everyone, I installed the restricted ati drivers on JJ and now it won't boot and throws up a black screen with green bars, can I fix this from the live cd ?
[02:43] <vertix1> anybody around who is good at linux booting off of dual drive system IDE/SCSI at the point where root partition is getting mounted?
[02:43] <orange-wedge> vertix1 can you run sudo fsck -Fy /dev/sd
[02:44] <lovegrows> the distro isn't the problem in bluetooth, I dought there is a bluetoothbuntu, or arch for bluetoothers, Unfortunatly you will probably have to command-line it in:(
[02:44] <ravager> im afraid not.
[02:44] <orange-wedge> and insert the physical drive for the / partition
[02:44] <chuck_> mib_1zon7o,  did you run aticonfig --initial from the terminal
[02:44] <jlgshsfjoid> i dont mind command-lining
[02:44] <vertix1> orange-wedge, yep, i ran fsck on all partitions, all clean, no problems of any kind, but i noticed drives get swapped around compared to live CD and grub when it is booting the box
[02:44] <quit_> Hey, is there any equivalent to the "import this" library in Python for the command line in Ubuntu?
[02:44] <ray66> zvacet...The alternatives are all showing correctly The one thing I do not have is the plugin in firefox The link from java to firefox shows the plugin oji.so file but not as a link
[02:44] <jlgshsfjoid> how do i do it though?
[02:44] <jlgshsfjoid> is there a solution
[02:45] <vertix1> orange-wedge, but i have a feeling that scsi drivers are not loaded. but i tried to add initrd and even that did not help
[02:45] <tzar04> I know that the fdi file works and is in the right place because I'm using it on an archlinux laptop properly
[02:45] <mib_1zon7o> chuck_, I installed the driver and rebooted and now I am stuck, how do i get to terminal ?
[02:45] <orange-wedge> vertix1 that should be normal with the drive letters
[02:45] <jlgshsfjoid> i cant command line very good so can you do it for me possibly?
[02:45] <Jason2gs> Hello. [Skipping boring monologue...] can something on Ubuntu load a Microsoft Works Calendar .wcd file?
[02:46] <vertix1> orange-wedge, but i recall running ubuntu after fresh install at least once
[02:46] <MINNIE> HELLO
[02:46] <MINNIE> HELLO
[02:46] <coz_> MINNIE,  hey
[02:46] <vertix1> so it SHOULD boot, but it doesn't. grub was overwritten with XP and my xp got rooted
[02:46] <Cakk> does anyone know how to make a network folder with a windows pc that has a password?
[02:46] <kess> hello, good night
[02:46] <orange-wedge> vertix1 the next thing to check is possibly your bios SATA settings
[02:46] <kess> i've got a strange problem
[02:47] <jlgshsfjoid> !caps | MINNIE
[02:47] <ray66> Hey coz
[02:47] <kess> everything works here (just installed now), except wireless
[02:47] <MINNIE> WAT
[02:47] <kess> the card is a Ralink RT2500
[02:47] <vertix1> orange-wedge, what kind of sata settings do i need to check?
[02:47] <kess> somehow udev is confused about it
[02:47] <MINNIE> WAT DID U SAY
[02:47] <coz_> MINNIE,  make sure you caps lock is not one :)
[02:47] <th0r> vertix1, did I understand taht correctly....you reinstalled xp after installing ubuntu?
[02:47] <kess> and loads the wrong modules for it at the start
[02:47]  * Dr_Willis takes a hammer to MINNIE 's caps lock
[02:48] <kess> (named: rt2x00...)
[02:48] <MINNIE> WY IT CANT BE ON
[02:48]  * ravager bangs his head against his desk and considers going postal
[02:48] <chuck_> mib_1zon7o,  reboot into rescue mode and open root terminal and run that command then reboot
[02:48] <kess> by blacklisting those in the modprobe configuration, it works
[02:48] <coz_> MINNIE,  well it is distracting  so please turn it off :)
[02:48] <kess> using the good modules (rt2500)
[02:48] <quit_> ravager: Do it!
[02:48] <Cakk> can someone help me setup a network folder on linux using a windows share with a password?
[02:48] <kess> but i suspect this is a bad way to fix it
[02:48] <kess> any tip on it?
[02:48] <MINNIE> OK SRRY PPL
[02:48] <orange-wedge> vertix1 sometimes you need to specify ahci
[02:48] <mib_1zon7o> chuck_, i'll try that, thanks
[02:48] <vertix1> th0r, yep, after my box got rooted, i reinstalled xp and that wiped out grub, i reinstalled grub, and nothing would help, no matter what i do
[02:49] <RHorse> mebbe MINNIE has a bad keyboard.
[02:49] <coz_> Cakk,   I would but I have little experience with that  but I am sure someone here can or go to #linux  channel   I am sure someone there can do it also :)
[02:49] <Cakk> hmm k
[02:49] <dedinje> internet browsing extremely slooooow in Ubuntu Jaunty (x86_64) and its not firefox...its every browser
[02:49] <MINNIE> RHORSE R U TRYNA B FUNNI
[02:49] <dedinje> any ideas
[02:49] <vertix1> th0r, i am not sure the rootkit infected some bios or boot sectors cause it progressed really far, down to bios i am afraid
[02:49] <mib_1zon7o> chuck_, btw, what does a -f flag do in the aticonfig command ?
[02:49] <functionofxy> hey, did anyone mange to install dnuos?
[02:49] <rbanffy> Hi folks. I am using jaunty on an Acer Aspire One. Would there be any advantage if I reinstalled it using the lpia alternate installer?
[02:50] <vertix1> orange-wedge, ahci?
[02:50] <MINNIE> RHORSE I NW U HERE ME
[02:50] <RHorse> :Z
[02:50] <orange-wedge> vertix1 just a brainstorm which disk are you trying to load ubuntu onto?
[02:50] <MINNIE> WAT DOES DATMEAN
[02:51] <mattwj2002> hi everyone
[02:51] <Talkradio> tard speak wow
[02:51] <MINNIE> HI
[02:51] <chuck_> mib_1zon7o,  forces it to write to the xorg.conf file
[02:51] <vertix1> orange-wedge, do you know what specifically do i set in bios for this ahci thing?
[02:51] <rbanffy> Anyone using the lpia builds?
[02:51] <merkoen> Hi. Will it help to install graphic drivers when im running ubuntu on VirutalBox ?  :)
[02:51] <mattwj2002> Ubuntu 9.04 is giving me a huge headache with my video driver
[02:51] <Jason2gs> Hello. Can something on Ubuntu load a Microsoft Works Calendar .wcd file?
[02:51] <mib_1zon7o> chuck_, thanks
[02:51] <Juzman-EeePC> Anyone know how to (successfully) get Artwiz fonts working in jaunty? I symlinked yes-bitmap to /etc/fonts/conf.d/ edited local.conf and fccache -fv
[02:51] <mattwj2002> I have Integrated ATI Radeon X1150 graphics
[02:51] <Juzman-EeePC> I have the fonts in ~/.fonts/
[02:52] <vertix1> orange-wedge, i have separate /boot partitions on both drives, so no matter how it swaps drives, i should be able to boot cause both of those partitions have kernels and all other boot stuff
[02:52] <MINNIE> WAT DOES DAT MEAN
[02:53] <MINNIE> HOW O U SWITCH DO A DIFF CHANELE
[02:53] <orange-wedge> try booting without the ide
[02:53] <genii> MINNIE: /join #channelname                  You may want to fix your capslock at some point
[02:53] <jigp> hello guys how to install other good and safe browser?i have only firefox..i want to have another one so that i can check my 2nd yahoo email in other browser.i cannot check 2 accounts of yahoo at the same time at the same firefox browser or is there other way to open the 2 account of yahoo mail in one browser?
[02:53] <swiftarrow> MINNIE please see my private message
[02:53] <dedinje> is there a help channel in which I can get Ubuntu related help?
[02:53] <orange-wedge> http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/ubuntu-help/87393-help-dual-boot-dual-sata-ubuntu-winxp-2.html
[02:53] <vertix1> orange-wedge, that is what i was thinking about, except i needs to save lots of data off IDE drive
[02:53] <mattwj2002> !ati
[02:54] <swiftarrow> \msg MINNIE to switch channels use \ join #channel name
[02:54] <ray66> zvacet....Are you still with me?
[02:54] <lovegrows> I wish I could get your bluetooth working, but I haven't got mine working yet either. I bet you really want it to work right now but it isn't going to happen. I suggest ubuntuforums.org and a search for bluetooth audio and just go to town command-lineing:)
[02:54] <orange-wedge> yeah i've had an ide drive working with my sata before
[02:54] <vertix1> orange-wedge, ok, assume i'll make it boot without IDE. what do i do then to get my data off ide drive and make it boot eventually?
[02:54] <Sergeant_Pony> is there a way  to monitor what's being loaded on boot-up without having to hit a key combination? I'm running ubuntu 9.04
[02:54] <rbanffy> Nobody using lpia then...
[02:55] <MINNIE> RRY SUMTIN WRONG WIT MY APSLOCK
[02:55] <binarymutant> then why type?
[02:55] <Sergeant_Pony> lol
[02:55] <orange-wedge> i would say get it booting and working...  having two boot partitions is suspect
[02:55] <orange-wedge> you could possibly boot from the disk you are now later
[02:55] <orange-wedge> then backup all the files you need
[02:55] <swiftarrow> Sergeant_Pony, in /boot/grub/menu.lst, remove quiet from the kernel options
[02:56] <MINNIE> io i turned off da caps lock
[02:56] <Salcedian> I guess everybody is pretty much happy running 9:04
[02:56] <orange-wedge> is your sata completely full?
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> Salcedian:  ive had very few issues with it.
[02:56] <vertix1> orange-wedge, well i have 1 /boot partition per drive. i don't see a problem with that, especially that both have exact same data. what kind of problems do you expect?
[02:57] <Salcedian> Dr_Willis: like what will that be
[02:57] <Dr_Willis> Salcedian:  other then having todo a little tweaking on my Multimedia keyboard.. no issues at all.
[02:57] <vertix1> orange-wedge, well, sata is not completely full. i could make some space on it. how much?
[02:57] <Sergeant_Pony> swiftarrow, thanks :)
[02:58] <RHorse> Minnie, how ya doin'?
[02:58] <swiftarrow> np
[02:58] <RHorse> minnie, no don't go!!!
[02:58] <Salcedian> Dr_Willis: what about ext4
[02:58] <Sergeant_Pony> Salcedian, I'm running 9.04 on an Acer Aspire and it runs great, Best version yet.
[02:58] <MINNIE> IM NOT
[02:58] <RHorse> damn
[02:58] <Dr_Willis> Salcedian:  no hassles with that.. not really noticed any differaances with ext3 and 4. I got a box or 2 with ext4 and one with ext3.
[02:58] <RHorse> :(
[02:58] <MINNIE> WII U SAID DAMN
[02:59] <vertix1> orange-wedge, actually, you might have a point with trying to boot without ide. at least i'll know that it CAN boot, then i'll have to figure out what is going on with ide
[02:59] <Ciros> MINNIE:  you dont need to type in all caps ;)
[02:59] <MINNIE> srry
[02:59] <RHorse> :)
[02:59] <genii> Ciros: Their capslock is broken, apparently
[02:59] <mattwj2002> !ati
[02:59] <spence> hi #ubuntu, i purchased a new graphics card and my screen resolution has been capped. i believe i need to install drivers but i've had no luck following ATi's instructions
[02:59] <genii> Or not, perhaps
[02:59] <Ciros> :D
[02:59] <spence> can anyone here advise?
[03:00] <Salcedian> Sergeant_Pony  Dr_Willis that is nice to hear ...
[03:00] <Ciros> wow Matrox, there is a company I havent heard of in forever.
[03:00] <MINNIE> genni: u need to hut up with your smart ass mouth
[03:00] <lovegrows> do you have an older ati card?
[03:00] <q_> Dr_Willis: when do you sleep and what do you do appart from beeing here?
[03:00] <chaorain> I'm using meld to compare two MythTV media backups and Meld wont show any files. Help?
[03:00] <vertix1> orange-wedge, any other ideas? what about it swapping drives around? from liveCD, sata is sda, but when grub is booting, it is sdb. But there is a drive mapping in grub. I could change that map. i recall reading about it somewhere
[03:00] <Dr_Willis> q_:  right now i got 30 to 60 days off work. :)
[03:00] <RHorse> !language | MINNIE
[03:01] <vertix1> orange-wedge, do you have any idea about the drive map and drive swapping by grub?
[03:01] <spence> lovegrows: not especially, it's a 4800 series card purchased in November
[03:01] <Salcedian> Sergeant_Pony- that distro came with it in you aspire one
[03:01] <q_> Dr_Willis: if you still get paid that sound awesome
[03:01] <orange-wedge> vertix1 yeah not too familiar with the syntax
[03:01] <Dr_Willis> q_:  unemployment checks
[03:01] <chaorain> !meld
[03:01] <vertix1> Ciros, Matrox is pro grade stuff, much better than what you use i bet
[03:01] <Sergeant_Pony> Salcedian, I started out with 7.04 and kept going on up to 9.04 and I'm very happy with the progress Ubuntu has made.
[03:02] <q_> Dr_Willis: money is money :)
[03:02] <MINNIE> Genni : wat did u say
[03:02] <jigp> hello guys how to install other good and safe browser?i have only firefox..i want to have another one so that i can check my 2nd yahoo email  in other browser.i cannot check 2 accounts of yahoo at the same time at the same firefox browser or is there other way to open the 2 account  of yahoo mail in one browser?
[03:02] <unkuiri> Hi, Is there a away to monitor signal strenght from a mobile broadband conection?
[03:02] <MINNIE> rhorse : wat did u say
[03:02] <Ciros> vertix1:  I was just saying i havent heard of the company spoken as far as video cards in a while.  you dont need to get defensive  nor hostile
[03:02] <unkuiri> in jaunty
[03:03] <orange-wedge> vertix1 what does the output of sudo fdisk -l look like?
[03:03] <vertix1> orange-wedge, well, syntax is not a problem. you just change the letter names, i just don't quite get how exactly it is working and at which exact point drives get swapped, at the point of creation of grub or at the point of actually booting from MBR
[03:03] <RHorse> jigp I like seamonkey and dillo
[03:03] <Salcedian> Sergeant_Pony that is nice to hear  I have an acer one too...that I am thinking installing another distro like CentOS....but I have one box with ubuntu already on it
[03:03] <mattgyver> Could anyone help me setup xchat to connect to a psybnc?
[03:03] <th0r> jigp, you could install opera via synaptic, but I am not sure you could do what you want to do
[03:03] <MINNIE> tempest mothershed is dat u
[03:03] <vertix1> Ciros, well, i like matrox a lot. i am not defensive, trust me.
[03:03] <q_> RHorse : dillo is ultra-light but you can feel that
[03:04] <Sergeant_Pony> Salcedian, I'm also running the Server version of Ubuntu as well. Very happy with it's performance under heavy load.
[03:04] <chaorain> Meld just shows directories. I need it to show files. Help?
[03:04] <unkuiri> Hi, Is there a away to monitor signal strenght from a mobile broadband conection in jaunty?
[03:04] <RHorse> q_ very. But good for google mail
[03:04] <jigp> RHorse how to install?i look for it in synaptic and there was no file of seamonkey and dillo
[03:05] <q_> are there smartphones that can remote control a terminal via bluetooth?
[03:05] <unkuiri> Is there a away to monitor signal strenght from a mobile broadband conection in jaunty?
[03:05] <q_> that was a warwalkers dream :)
[03:05] <vertix1> Ciros, actually, i am running matrox card right now because color and saturation and font rendering is WAY much better than the video chipset i have installed.
[03:06] <drmrhorse_> jigp: try seamonkey-browser
[03:06] <jigp> drmrhorse_ : in synaptic?
[03:06] <Ciros> just saying you dont hear of them much in consumer electronics anymore.
[03:06] <drmrhorse_> yes
[03:06] <orange-wedge> vertix1 can you run  more /boot/grub/device.map
[03:07] <vertix1> btw, i am looking for web programmers with SQL, HTML, CSS, PHP type of experience and site design for a very interesting project with potential to make lotsa bux. if anybody interested, just pm me
[03:07] <vertix1> also, java would be helful
[03:07] <kerin> i have a second display set up through nvidia-settings - it doesn't work.  the screen is black, but when I move my mouse to the other screen I can see the pointer on the second screen.
[03:08] <coz_> kerin,  ok which nvidia card specifically and which driver version
[03:08] <RHorse> jigp sudo apt-get install seamonkey dillo
[03:08] <Dr_Willis> kerin:  just drag a window over to the 2nd screen?
[03:08] <vertix1> so, before i reboot, anybody can help me out to figure out this weird boot problem of not being able to mount a clean root file system on right device and partition?
[03:09] <kerin> coz_: gtx260/driver 180.
[03:09] <Dr_Willis> kerin:  if you can see the pointer move to the 2nd monitor..its working...
[03:09] <supernix> I was lucky enough to make it through c with a b hopefully I will have better luck with PHP and other web languages
[03:09] <kerin> Dr_Willis, that never works - doing so just puts it on the second Compiz screen.
[03:09] <coz_> kerin,  also when you open nvidia-settings and go to xserver display configuration are both monitors shown?
[03:09] <orange-wedge> what does the device map look like?
[03:09] <coz_> kerin,  do you have a background image on the desktop?
[03:09] <Dr_Willis> kerin:  try disabling compiz. I drag windows to the 2nd moniotor all the time here.. ive never ntoiced compiz affecting that
[03:09] <kerin> Dr_Willis, incorrect.  if it was working my wallpaper'd be visible and i'd be able to open windows there.
[03:09] <vertix1> orange-wedge, are you asking me?
[03:09] <orange-wedge> yep
[03:09] <kerin> coz_: i do not.
[03:09] <jigp> RHorse : what is the best dvd burning in gnome 9.04?i have here brasero.is it ok?i dont want to waste dvd cd blank.i have problem with brasero in 8.04.wasted 6 blank dvd blank
[03:09] <vertix1> just a sec
[03:10] <Dr_Willis> kerin:  you did enable twinview? using an extended desktop? or did you use 2 seperate X server setting?
[03:10] <kerin> Dr_Willis, no.  on my previous 8.10 install compiz + the second monitor worked fine.
[03:10] <coz_> kerin,  ok  first open a terminal  and paste this     glxinfo -l |grep MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE
[03:10] <kerin> Dr_Willis, it's configured as a separate display.
[03:10] <coz_> kerin,  just tell me the max texture size on the readout
[03:10] <kerin> coz_, 8192
[03:10] <vertix1> http://pastebin.com/m69143616
[03:11] <RHorse> jigp gnomebaker?
[03:11] <coz_> kerin,  oo nice  you really shouldnt have too much issue with max texture size then
[03:11] <coz_> kerin,  in terminal   lspci | grep -i vga
[03:11] <vertix1> that link was for orange-wedge
[03:11] <kerin> coz_, since i can move my pointer over there at all - and because it worked flawlessly in both 8.10 and the same install dist-upgraded to 9.04 - it isn't a hardware issue.
[03:12] <kerin> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GT200 [GTX260-216] (rev a1)
[03:12] <Dr_Willis> kerin:   i never use it as a seperate display. thats how i though it was supposed to work. Like you describe. I always use it as 'twinview' so i can just drag windows over.. its working that way here. with compiz, 2 dvi monitors, nvidia 8800gtsxxx ,  nvidia drivers 180. Want my xorg.conf ?
[03:12] <coz_> kerin,  no but I wanted to check exact card version before searching
[03:12] <vertix1> orange-wedge, you only need to look at 1st boot entry
[03:13] <kerin> Dr_Willis, it's been working as a separate display for months.  I'm even using the same (functional) xorg.conf.  the issue is originating elsewhere, probably with gnome since my pointer still works.
[03:13] <vertix1> anybody else knows much about booting grub on dual ide/scsi arrangement?
[03:13] <coz_> kerin,  are you setting the dual monitor manually via nvidia-settings?
[03:13] <Dr_Willis> kerin:  no idea then. heres my xorg.conf if you want to compare. http://pastebin.com/f4697d30d
[03:14] <coz_> kerin,  and you do need to run this as twinview
[03:14] <kerin> coz_: yes.  although, again.  i'm using a known good con-
[03:14] <merkoen> Is there anyway to get better performance in VirtualBox on ubuntu? : ) Video performance..
[03:14] <Dr_Willis> kerin:  Im confused then as to what 'a seperate' display and 'twinview' differ then.
[03:14] <kerin> coz_: no, i do not.  twinview is not what i'm looking for.
[03:14] <kerin> Dr_Willis, then you are not qualified to help me.  thank you.
[03:14] <doleyb> Dr_Willis: a separate display would mean you can't move the mouse or windows from one to another.
[03:15] <coz_> kerin,  ok then you will have some issues with separate xscreens  and I never use separate xscreens so I wont be able to trouble shoot this
[03:15] <vertix1> what is ex-chat? is it a new version of xchat?
[03:15] <Dr_Willis> doleyb:  which is what hes describing as being able to do.. so somone is confused here.
[03:15] <q_> merkoen: give it some more mbs from you grafic card, could help
[03:15] <dsabecky> vertix1: It's an XChat joke.
[03:15] <kerin> coz_: this is apparent.  thank you anyway.
[03:15] <coz_> kerin,  although with twinview  windows will open only on the primary monitor  until you drag them to seondary monitor
[03:15] <coz_> kerin,  they will also maximize only on the primary
[03:15] <coz_> kerin,  that can be changed in xorg.conf
[03:16] <vertix1> dsabecky, oh, i see. what kinda joke is this? meaning xchat sux?
[03:16] <cdavis> when I do vconfig add eth1 4 it tells me that I cannot do so becauase eth1 is down? do I have to ifconfig eth1 up first?
[03:16] <steven_> Where can I find instructions on installing the 64-bit version of Ubuntu 9.04?
[03:16] <dsabecky> vertix1: No, it's just a play on words.
[03:16] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. with twinview i definatly CAN maxamize windows on the 2nd monitor.. and they can rember/open on the 2nd monitor.
[03:16] <gyaresu> Can someone suggest a GUI firewall app that can give popup notifications? I've looked at Firestarter but that's kind of sucky.
[03:16] <gyaresu> !firewall
[03:16] <kerin> coz_, again.  you don't understand the problem.  evidently i have come to the wrong place.
[03:16] <coz_> Dr_Willis,  yes but not unless you put them there
[03:16] <coz_> oh boy
[03:17] <coz_> short temper there
[03:17] <Dr_Willis> coz_:  actually you can set the DISPLAY variable :) and make them go there first.
[03:17] <vertix1> dsabecky, i see. did they improve much on xchat lately? cause i used it a while back and it was not really upto snuff, at least compared to mirc on windoze
[03:17] <Dr_Willis> coz_:  shame on us makeing him mad with our imcompantance..
[03:17] <owh> I'm in need of opinion. I'm needing to upgrade my laptop and I'm thinking of virtualizing it. I wrote it up here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7268106#post7268106 - any comment or insights?
[03:17] <Dr_Willis> coz_:  i think he was a tad confused.
[03:17] <coz_> Dr_Willis,  I agree  but  most users are not going to think of that at first except kerin who didnt have patience enough :)
[03:18] <dsabecky> vertix1: mIRC is the best IRC client I've ever used. To be fair though, I wrote a ton of scripts to modify it, which you can do in XChat
[03:18] <vertix1> orange-wedge, did you have a chance to look at my grub config?
[03:18] <Dr_Willis> coz_:  gonna try 'seperate displays' to see what happens. :)
[03:19] <coz_> Dr_Willis,  I dont think you will like separate xscreens if you are used to twinview :)
[03:19] <q_> why are so many applications KDE or Gnome specific?
[03:19] <vertix1> dsabecky, yep, mirc is pretty powerful, but some stuff is kinda confusing in the menus, but that's ok, if ANY linux irc client would be as good as mirc, that would be great. i wonder why he did not port it to linux
[03:19] <Dr_Willis> coz_:  what he was describing doing was exactly how twinview works for me.
[03:19] <Dr_Willis> brb
[03:19] <orange-wedge> vertix1 yeah is it identical for each /boot partition?
[03:19] <vertix1> that is where Java rocks. You don't even have to port anything, it just runs binary compatible on any os that runs jvm
[03:19] <coz_> q_,  they are written as separate desktop environments  and gnome is written in C  and kde is written in C+=
[03:19] <coz_> C++
[03:20] <orange-wedge> vertix1 you mentioned you have tow
[03:20] <coz_> Dr_Willis,  but with twinview your dekstop background should stretch across both monitors
[03:20] <vertix1> orange-wedge:, yep, i just tried to play with different things so i dont' have to reboot all the time into live cd, but nothing would help
[03:21] <vertix1> orange-wedge, do i have to use initrd to make sure scsi drives are loaded?
[03:21] <SineDeviance> i have installed ubuntu 9.04 using wubi. i want to go to a real install. is there a good way i can keep all my gnome/compiz settings?
[03:21] <q_> : SineDeviance copy aor home folder
[03:21] <q_> your
[03:21] <doleyb> SineDeviance: especially .gnome and .gnome2_*
[03:21] <SineDeviance> q_, thats all i gotta do?
[03:21] <vertix1> btw, how big is 9.04 download?
[03:22] <Dante123> hi all, I have a dual-boot windows xp and ubuntu system.  The ubuntu side sees and can use the dvd and cd drive.  Neither shows up under windows, and yet i used cd to install windows in the first place.  Any ideas???
[03:22] <SineDeviance> vertix1, about 700meh
[03:22] <SineDeviance> meg*
[03:22] <q_> SineDeviance: yea, back it up and overwrite it later (espaccially the hidden folders!)
[03:22] <Dante123> When I check the bios at boot up, it shows hard drive, but neither cdrom shows up....yet they work under ubuntu?  What gives?
[03:22] <orange-wedge> vertix1 i doubt it is your scsi modules
[03:22] <Dr_Willis> Hmmmm
[03:22] <vertix1> i wonder if what i am having problem with booting isn't a bug that's been fixed in 9.04
[03:22] <q_> SineDeviance: you'll have to reinstall all packages that you installed now, but the settings will be kept
[03:22] <SineDeviance> q_, okay. but aren't there settings in those folders that correspond to the wubi setup and wont work on a real one? (i'm talking like drive paths and such)?
[03:22] <Dr_Willis> with seperate displays I got a Gnome Panel on both :) and the same wallpaper on both
[03:22] <joanki123> geordi {int test =5; cout << test; }
[03:22] <joanki123> oops
[03:22] <joanki123> sorry
[03:23] <vertix1> orange-wedge, but what it could be then? i tried every single conceivable combination of things and root partition is clean. i can't be boot sector on that partition, could it?
[03:23] <genii> Dante123: Sounds more like a Windows issue than an Ubuntu issue. But if I had to guess, install your drivers for whatever chipset controls the cd/dvd. May get more help in ##windows
[03:23] <q_> SineDeviance: I'm no Pro, but copying /home/ is a common thing to do and most path in linux are standard paths (wubi has the same structure like you final install will have)
[03:24] <SineDeviance> q_, ok
[03:24] <SineDeviance> thanks
[03:24] <orange-wedge> vertix1 i think it just might be the ide drive
[03:24] <Dr_Willis> I really dont see aht one gains by seperate displays vs 'twinview' :)
[03:24] <radixor> hi
[03:25] <vertix1> orange-wedge, IDE drive? how so? it is a perfectly working drive. never had a single problem with it. what could be a problem with it?
[03:25] <doleyb> Dr_Willis: it's an entirely different thing.  For example if you wanted to run gnome and kde at the same time.  If you wanted two people (with 2 mice and 2 keyboards and 2 monitors) sitting at one PC.
[03:25] <orange-wedge> vertix1 did you have that drive as boot drive before?  does it have a boot sector?
[03:25] <vertix1> orange-wedge, and it is a pretty old maxtor drive, so the drivers are there for years
[03:25] <Dr_Willis> doleyb:  some how i got the gnome desktop across both.
[03:26] <radixor> i was wondering why does amarok work in gnome, i thought it worked only in kde? isn't it qt based?
[03:26] <maxagaz> how to prevent a process to use more than x% of the CPU and y% of the RAM ?
[03:26] <Dr_Willis> doleyb:  they are 2 copies of gnome i guess is what i am looking at.
[03:26] <radixor> i have both desktops installed, but i can run most kde apps seamlessly in gnome too
[03:26] <orange-wedge> vertix1 you may have clashing boot sectors
[03:26] <vertix1> orange-wedge, yep, i had it as a boot drive b4 and it was ok
[03:26] <genii> maxagaz: renice may work for at least the cpu usage
[03:26] <vertix1> orange-wedge, i even swapped drives in bios and still no luck
[03:26] <doleyb> Dr_Willis: Yeah, that would be a common result.   But there are many other things that could be done.
[03:26] <Dante123> genii problem is I think I need cd drive working to install drivers...but I will see if I can dl from web.  Thanks.
[03:27] <orange-wedge> vertix1 theres a way to delete the boot sector in linux recovery mode
[03:27] <Dr_Willis> doleyb:  but its working exactly as he described.. :) i think he was actually using twinview by mistake... and dident realize it
[03:27] <vertix1> orange-wedge, what do you mean clashing boot sectors?
[03:27] <Dr_Willis> doleyb:  but what do we know... We are just morons i guess. heh
[03:27] <luminoso> where is menu.lst in kubuntu 9.04?
[03:27] <fornix> radixor: there is nothing to stop kde applications from running in gnome if the appropriate libraries are present
[03:27] <chaorain> is there a ubuntu program that can scan windows for viruses?
[03:27] <orange-wedge> vertix1 well they both probably have boot records
[03:27] <q_> is it easy to set up a dual-screen dual-system (2 mice 2 keyboards 2 monitors 2 useres)?
[03:28] <Dr_Willis> q_:  i dont thinkits 'easy'
[03:28] <doleyb> q_: No it isn't easy yet.  It still requiress some low-level nastiness.
[03:28] <vertix1> orange-wedge, well why would i need to delete a boot sector for root parition? the MBR was overwritten with grub on both drives anyway
[03:28] <Dr_Willis> q_:  and i did see some app/program that was supposed to let you do it easier..but it was comercial.. and i dont rember its name
[03:28] <radixor> fornix: super cool:) thanks a lot fornix!
[03:28] <doleyb> q_: Back in the 80s you could buy computers set up for 16 at a time like that, pre-setup.
[03:28] <q_> doleyb: the good old days...
[03:29] <Dr_Willis> q_:  use serial terminals! :)
[03:29] <WebcamWonder> How much time does the Intrepid -> Jaunty upgrade take? (considering I'll be upgrading from the alternate ISO)
[03:29] <vertix1> orange-wedge, yep, they do both have boot records because it is MBR, so it MUST have it. on the first partition of a drive at least
[03:29] <q_> Dr_Willis: whats that?
[03:29] <doleyb> Dr_Willis: I had a large cube Wang computer with 10+ serial ports for the terminals... I lost it somewhere.   I don't know how I lost it, because its huge.
[03:29] <spence> getting an error when i try to install ATi drivers vcdk missing, aborting install.
[03:29] <luminoso> where is menu.lst (grub) in kubuntu 9.04??
[03:29] <Dr_Willis> q_:  a way to hook up a lot of terminals to a server.. to allow dozens of people access
[03:29] <spence> i googles but i don't know how to get that
[03:29] <Dr_Willis> doleyb:  its under the couch.
[03:29] <orange-wedge> vertix1 so yeah i'm not sure how a system woudl behave two MBRs
[03:29] <owh> luminoso: That would be in /boot/grub
[03:30] <jigp> RHorse : ok ill install that too (gnomebaker)
[03:30] <luminoso> owh, no file there. boots directly to windows
[03:30]  * spence is reminded i need to clean up my grub file
[03:30] <Dr_Willis> doleyb:  so as far as i can tell.. without a lot of tweaking the seperate displays is a tad useless..  :)
[03:30] <vertix1> orange-wedge, and that ide drive does not cause any conflict with my redhat linux (installed on ide) and sata drive being used in the same configuration
[03:30] <luminoso> owh, i think it's because vista loader. but i cant edit menu.lst to change that
[03:31] <jigp> hello how to install shackwave and adobe flash player in ubuntu 9.04?
[03:31] <WebcamWonder> !flash | jigp
[03:31] <doleyb> Dr_Willis: Yeah fairly, although if you run DISPLAY=:1 mplayer -fs dvd://1
[03:31] <vertix1> orange-wedge, there is no problem with 2 MBRs, you MUST have an MBR on the 1st partition of a drive
[03:31] <Dr_Willis> doleyb:  allready figured that out. :)
[03:31] <q_> is there a shockwave for linux?
[03:31] <vertix1> otherwise that drive is not bootable
[03:31] <orange-wedge> vertix1 so you can choose the redhat ant it boots
[03:31] <WebcamWonder> q_: Nope
[03:31] <genii> q_: No
[03:31] <Dr_Willis> doleyb:  i did notice the gnome panels on the 2nd display launch stuff.. that then appears on the wrong display heh
[03:31] <WebcamWonder> How much time does the Intrepid -> Jaunty upgrade take? (considering I'll be upgrading from the alternate ISO)
[03:32] <Dr_Willis> doleyb:  and with the gnome desktop i can drag icons to the 2nd display.. they then launch onthe first display also.. heh
[03:32] <mauhur> How can I modify my keymap to do this: ' + c = ç ?
[03:32] <vertix1> orange-wedge, yep, when i chose redhat, it boots ok
[03:32] <vertix1> the ide drive is 1st bios drive
[03:32] <Dr_Willis> doleyb:  exactly like we was telling that guy.. but i guess he knows best.
[03:32] <linux_noob> What risks are associated with upgrading Ubuntu distrus?
[03:32] <vertix1> if i chose sata as 1st bios drive, then redhat does not boot because grub config for it is incorrect
[03:33] <Gnea> linux_noob: you could lose all of your data
[03:33] <Dr_Willis> doleyb:  yea with out using a custome .xinitrc or somthing.. this is a bit annoying. :) time to reset it back to twinview.
[03:33] <q_> damn, how to send pms?
[03:33] <linux_noob> gnea how likely is that :x
[03:33] <vertix1> anybody else might have some idea about this boot problem?
[03:34] <vertix1> cause i am swampted with it for a week now
[03:34] <q_> !gnash
[03:34] <q_> !pm
[03:34] <behappy> Hello what command give me 20 process make high load sort by cpu usage ? same top stat output
[03:34] <nafi_co> ce_mutzz
[03:34] <mauhur> How can I modify my keymap to do this: ' + c = ç ?
[03:35] <vertix1> orange-wedge, what was that ahci thing you were talking about in bios? can you tell me how to try to set it?
[03:35] <Dr_Willis> Yea  - can say twinview beats seperate displays. :)
[03:35] <luminoso> owh, any idea?
[03:35] <Gnea> linux_noob: it depends on many things: a) how good your hardware is, b) if you have backed up your data already, c) if you perform all of the required steps, in the proper order, your chances of losing your data are slim, d) if lightening strikes and takes the system down in the middle of the upgrade, and the surge is so strong that it destroys your hard drive motor
[03:35] <owh> luminoso: Idea of what?
[03:36] <behappy> I would like to logger 20 higher ps stats , how to do that ?
[03:36] <spence> how do i find current installed version of ubuntu?
[03:36] <Dr_Willis> spence:  $  lsb_release  -a
[03:36] <xangua> hello, is there something i can do to be able to use live cd in my onld pc/pentium4/1GBram ¿¿
[03:36] <vertix1> Gnea: I like that one! makes me very confident
[03:36] <spence> 8.04, cheers
[03:36] <luminoso> owh, how to mix ubuntu and vista loader
[03:36] <Dr_Willis> xangua:  that should run on that system.
[03:36] <Gnea> vertix1: thanks! i'm a firm believer in surge protectors and UPSes
[03:37] <multi_io> looks like the / (root) filesystem for an Ubuntu 9.04 installation must be at least ~2GB, or otherwise the installer complains? Is that true?
[03:37] <xangua> the LTS versión is what i have installed before but the nev ubuntu jaunty does not load, it stays in a black screen after the 'loading bar' is full
[03:37] <owh> luminoso: Well, may I suggest that you ask the channel that question?
[03:37] <linux_noob> gnea given my luck, i think i'll hold off on that update :/
[03:37] <vertix1> Gnea, in the place i am in right now, if i did not have UPS, i'd be rebooting 20 times/day
[03:37] <Dr_Willis> multi_io:  ive never noticed.. i would think 6GB would be the min id want to use.
[03:37] <xangua> Dr_Willis: but it soesn't
[03:37] <vertix1> i can't even imagine booting without UPS
[03:37] <Dr_Willis> xangua:  perhaps state what it is doing/not doing exactly?
[03:37] <Gnea> vertix1: ouch
[03:38] <Dr_Willis> vertix1:  I got my fileserver hooked into the same outlet as the dishwasher. :)
[03:38] <multi_io> Dr_Willis: I have /home, /tmp/, /usr/, /var/ on separate volumes. / shouldn't require that much space then, should it?
[03:38] <Gnea> linux_noob: if you're not familiar with the process, then yeah, I recommend holding off as well
[03:38] <vertix1> and i used to drive a very nice cadi in da silicon valley, consulting the biggest and baddest of them all, like Intel and HP
[03:38] <xemacs4321> p
[03:38] <vertix1> :)
[03:38] <xangua> Dr_Willis: i select to start using without install and when the ubuntu menubar is full it stays in a black screen
[03:38] <Dr_Willis> multi_io:  ive found lately that other then a seperate /home   using lots of other  partitions can cause more hassles then you gain.
[03:39] <Dr_Willis> multi_io:  at least you dident try to put /etc/ on its own partition.
[03:39] <q_> Dr_Willis : partitions or Drives?
[03:39] <vertix1> and now i can't even boot ubuntu after perfectly clean installation without ANY errors
[03:39] <Dr_Willis> q_:  i tend to use 3 partitions on a normal install  / /home and swap. thats about it. :)
[03:39] <vertix1> what do you call this?
[03:40] <orange-wedge> Dr_Willis...  yeah and i will never use LVM for my root or boot partitions ever again
[03:40] <Dr_Willis> q_:  i do have one box with /home on its own drive :)
[03:40] <Gnea> vertix1: bad hardware
[03:40] <vertix1> spending a WEEK trying to boot after clean install?
[03:40] <vertix1> never heard of anything like this in my whole life
[03:40] <Dr_Willis> orange-wedge:  yea. i found a lotof that stuff just cuses way too many complications.
[03:40] <Dr_Willis> orange-wedge:  i dont even play with raid any more :)
[03:41] <prag> i got dual boot with windows xp and ubuntu 8.10 . now i want to replace ubuntu 8.10 with kubuntu 9.04. how do i do that without having to reinstall windows XP because i dont have the xp cd.
[03:41] <vertix1> Gnea, nope, my hardware is perfectly good. yes, i got rooted under windoze and that could have screwed some things up, but that should not prevent it from booting
[03:41] <orange-wedge> Dr_Willis  i do like LVM for my massive partition /storage
[03:41] <BePhantom> prag, boot into ubuntu and upgade
[03:41] <Gnea> !upgrade | prag (you don't, you can simply upgrade your 8.10 installation to 9.04)
[03:41] <Dr_Willis> orange-wedge:  i got external TB sized usb drives for that. :)
[03:41] <Dr_Willis> orange-wedge:  but myneeds are simple.. More space for the wifes videos.
[03:41] <linux_noob> thanks for the help, bye everyone
[03:42] <what_if> im having a problem removing my soudcard module... see error here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/171220/
[03:42] <what_if> I think its just a matter of order... but don't know
[03:42] <Gnea> vertix1: well, if the rooter managed to overload the system in some way, a hardware failure would certainly cause it to not boot right...
[03:42] <vertix1> Gnea, is there any way i can upgrade to 9.04 from liveCD without frying anything cause my fryer won't word while i am on livecd?
[03:43] <Naynay> why is my USB memory being mounted as read-only? I want to wipe the contents off? How do I format it in vfat for reuse?
[03:43] <prag> but i downloaded the iso image for kubuntu. how do i do with that
[03:43] <genii> what_if: You need to clost things that may be using it. Like mixers
[03:43] <Gnea> vertix1: i don't understand what you're asking.
[03:43] <Dr_Willis> Naynay:  is it ntfs filesystem? you  want to format it to what filesystem?
[03:43] <chuck_> prag, try this http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purekde then upgrade oor the other way around
[03:43] <orange-wedge> naynay
[03:43] <Naynay> It's a vfat filesystem. 9.04 is mounting it readonly for reasons I don't understand
[03:43] <vertix1> Gnea, well, i dont see any indications of anything not working properly as far as hardware goes
[03:43] <orange-wedge> you can mount it manually
[03:43] <Naynay> I could but....
[03:44] <vertix1> Gnea, i don't think their goal was to destroy my box. i have big logs of their network all saved
[03:44] <vertix1> i'll publish those logs
[03:44] <Gnea> vertix1: well "it doesn't boot" could mean any number of things, which you haven't pointed out
[03:44] <Dr_Willis> Naynay:  you have to mountthem with the proper options normally.   you can format it with  the gparted tool if you want.
[03:44] <genii> what_if: Also you might want to use sudo modprobe -r modulename           instead of rmmod. modprobe will also remove all sub-dependant modules where rmm doesn't
[03:44] <superboy> is there a way to upgrade to ultimate edition from terminal?
[03:44] <genii> *rmmod
[03:44] <Dr_Willis> superboy:  i would avoid most of those fancy named ubuntu variants
[03:45] <Dr_Willis> superboy:  for that one..basicially just start installing EVERYTHING.. :)
[03:45] <owh> superboy: Ultimate edition of what?
[03:45] <Naynay> gparted in the repositories, right?
[03:45] <Gnea> vertix1: well, if you let them root you, then perhaps you should concentrate more on making sure it doesn't happen again before taking any sort of retaliatory action
[03:45] <vertix1> it is a big time case actually, i have logs of one of the biggest names in recording industry involved with this rootkit global network of sabotage. this could be a pretty big story. i just did one google search and felt on my arse
[03:45] <Dr_Willis> !info gparted
[03:45] <superboy> its not worth it?
[03:45] <Dr_Willis> superboy:  proberly not.
[03:45] <superboy> ok thats good enough for my thanks
[03:45] <vertix1> and i looged every single rootkit network packet for a week!!!!!
[03:46] <Naynay> I don't know why a partition editor isn't in the main distribution.... but whatever
[03:46] <Gnea> vertix1: great, now don't lose it :p
[03:46] <Dr_Willis> Naynay:  space space and space...
[03:46] <vertix1> so i got all their host logged to the millisecond precision, on all ports, including port 80, 81, icmp type for and file share udp
[03:46] <miller> I need a little help geting wireless drivers working
[03:46] <miller> miller@miller-laptop:~$ uname -r
[03:46] <miller> 2.6.24-19-generic
[03:46] <Naynay> figures.... still just about any other GUI based operating system has a drive formatter somewheere in the default install
[03:46] <vovk> hey guys... I'm kind of new to Xchat (irc in general) and am trying to join the python channel. It's telling me that i have to be identified in order to join... anyone know how to go around doing that?
[03:46] <what_if> genii: is there any way to see what is using the module? it just says in use, not by what
[03:47] <Gnea> vertix1: got a problem with your ubuntu that you need solved or are you gonna keep bragging?
[03:47] <miller> miller@miller-laptop:~$ lspci | grep Atheros
[03:47] <miller> 17:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[03:47] <doleyb> vovk: You can ask nickserv how
[03:47] <miller> and im working on ubuntu 8.04
[03:47] <Gnea> !pastebin | miller
[03:47] <miller> sorry
[03:47] <genii> what_if: Something like:  lsof | grep sound                   might
[03:47] <IndyGunFreak> miller: that device should wkr out of the box w/ Jaunty (32bit, not sure on 64bit)
[03:47] <orange-wedge> naynay you could also use fdisk
[03:48] <vertix1> Gnea, i won't loose those logs now. i made so many copies on floppies in .gz format, that i don't care if i can't boot for another week. but once i publish those logs, some heads are going to roll in recording industry, the BIGGEST names
[03:48] <miller> 32bit 8.04?
[03:48] <SeViLLa> how do i change my upsplash theme
[03:48] <weternal> hello, I cannot get a second monitor to work with ubuntu 9.04.  I would not mind if a solution to this problem merely cloned my primary screen
[03:48] <miller> it doesnt
[03:48] <q_> vertix1: what search made you fell on your arse?
[03:48] <miller> im using hardy heron
[03:48] <IndyGunFreak> miller: 32bit 8.04 is different, it requires significant patching to make it work.
[03:48] <Gnea> vertix1: floppies?!
[03:48] <vovk> doleyb: nickserv is a bot, yes?
[03:48] <Naynay> I could use a lot of things. I'm just whining about the usability here of a GUI based Linux distro ;)
[03:48] <doleyb> vovk: Yes, nickserv handles your registering.  Ask him for help.
[03:49] <coolkourt> does anyone have a good resource on web dev on ubuntu 9.04?
[03:49] <SeViLLa> Does anyone know how to change the upsplash theme???
[03:49] <IndyGunFreak> miller: did you just install 8.04?
[03:49] <vovk> nickserv: help
[03:49] <vertix1> Gnea, i wish i can solve this boot problem. but i was trying for the last 16 hours to find someone who might now about it and so far, not much luck and i don't even know what to think about it
[03:49] <doleyb> coolkourt: You can read any of the usual LAMP web guides.
[03:49] <miller> yes
[03:49] <vovk> doleyb: i suppose i am quite new at this :(
[03:49] <IndyGunFreak> miller: why didnt you just install 9.04?
[03:50] <Gnea> vertix1: it sounds more like you've spent more time publicizing your case against the riaa than trying to get the problem solved
[03:50] <miller> i tried to install kubuntu 9.04 but it absolutly hates my graphics card
[03:50] <vertix1> Gnea, do YOU have an idea what this might be?
[03:50] <coolkourt> ok, i just thought there might be some ubuntu related threads or tutorials, i just wanna edit on my ftp server
[03:50] <miller> it flickers
[03:50] <miller> and apparently there is no fix
[03:50] <vovk> miller: that's odd. which card are you using?
[03:50] <IndyGunFreak> miller: what graphics card?
[03:50] <WebcamWonder> Question: To upgrade to Jaunty, do I have to install all the Intrepid updates?
[03:50] <doleyb> vovk: /msg nickserv help
[03:50] <miller> ati radeon x1200
[03:50] <vovk> WebcamWonder: aye
[03:50] <vovk> doleyb: thanks :D
[03:50] <Gnea> vertix1: nope, you haven't tried to work with me, so i can only do nothing
[03:50] <WebcamWonder> vovk: even the ones that were published today? :D
[03:50] <IndyGunFreak> miller: well, maybe try 8.10...
[03:50] <miller> the wirless worked at first but after a restart it stopped working
[03:51] <miller> on 9.04
[03:51] <miller> so
[03:51] <miller> who knows
[03:51] <Naynay> eehh, gparted formatted the USB stick, so I closed gparted. Now I'm trying to start it up again to mount the drive, and gparted won't start up
[03:51] <IndyGunFreak> 9.04 it should work fine... it has fo rme on 3 PC's
[03:51] <vertix1> Gnea, just relax. first you get into my shoes and see hnow it feels not being able to boot a clean install for a week when you have 2 years of worked piled up, and THEN you come with your moral judgements :)
[03:51] <Matson> how do I find which package installed " /etc/init.d/ondemand "
[03:51] <Gnea> !attitude | vertix1
[03:51] <weternal> hey I'm trying to get a second monitor to work with ubuntu 9.04
[03:51] <miller> I have been able to get it working before under 8.04 but of course i dont remember
[03:52] <IndyGunFreak> miller: typically it required a fair amount of patching w/ madwifi,t hats how i always got it to work.. not sure how it would go nowdays
[03:52] <Gnea> vertix1: I have a better idea: step away from the computer and go relax yourself and come back when you can stick to the topic of your boot problem. unless, of course, you're ready to tell us what the boot error actually is.... ;)
[03:52] <vertix1> Gnea, you don't have to bother with this. it is YOUR "attitude" that sux so far, cause you are getting into something that has nothing to do with you and your judgments are totally off the wall
[03:53] <vertix1> you just have nothing better to do but instill guilt into ppl?
[03:53] <darrellsmith> i cant install frostwire
[03:53] <Gnea> !ot | vertix1
[03:53] <darrellsmith> can someone help me
[03:53] <Matson>  apt-file search
[03:53] <RHorse> !question | darrellsmith
[03:53] <Matson> found it
[03:54] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: doy ou mean you can't install it, or you can't get it to run?
[03:54] <darrellsmith> cant get it to run
[03:54] <vertix1> i am talking about boot problem and not interested in anything else, not fear, not guilt not moral judgements
[03:54] <chuck_> vertix, dude take another prosac
[03:54] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: go to system/admin/synaptic package manager
[03:54] <vertix1> :)
[03:55] <RHorse> !guilt
[03:55] <Gnea> vertix1: I wasn't trying to instill guilt - if you are filled with guilt already, then that is your problem. now, if you're done, what is the boot problem?
[03:55] <Naynay> I guess gparted killed the process that automatically mounts USB deivces
[03:55] <Matson> dpkg -S too
[03:55] <spencer> grrr, i install the ATi drivers and now my boot up is completely fucked even when i disable the drivers.
[03:55] <Matson> works better
[03:55] <vertix1> ubottu, ot! :)
[03:55] <Dr_Willis> Naynay:  you dont want to  partition mounted drives. they gotto be unmounted.
[03:55] <Naynay> I know that
[03:55] <orange-wedge> ok guys i've got to go to work... but i'll only be an alt-tab away
[03:55] <IndyGunFreak> !msgthebot > vertix
[03:55] <RHorse> !love
[03:55] <vertix1> ubottu, what DO you know :)
[03:56] <IndyGunFreak> !msgthebot > vertix1
[03:56] <Naynay> gparted won't let you format a mounted usb drive anyway
[03:56] <darrellsmith> frostwire isnt there idygunfreak
[03:56] <Gnea> !troll
[03:56] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: no kidding...
[03:56] <vertix1> ubottu, at least you smile all the time!
[03:56] <Dr_Willis> Naynay:  you dont formated mounted partitions  anyway
[03:56] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: do you have a frostwire in appliations/internet?
[03:56] <Naynay> I unmounted, formatted, quit gparted ... styarted gparted again, but gparted died. I unplugged usb drive, plugged it back in again, refuses to mount
[03:56] <weternal> hello, can someone please help me set up a dual monitor in ubuntu 9.04?
[03:57] <darrellsmith> no
[03:57] <orange-wedge> naynay run sudo fdisk -l
[03:57] <Naynay> I can mount the drive manually, but why should I ;)
[03:57] <Dr_Willis> Naynay:  err.. if you formated.. why doyou need gparted then?  you can just format without gparted.
[03:57] <orange-wedge> do you see the drive there
[03:57] <darrellsmith> i tried to install it from the website
[03:57] <Gnea> weternal: what video card?
[03:57] <Naynay> that's not the point
[03:57] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: how did you try to install it?
[03:57] <darrellsmith> i liked on the one that says ubuntu
[03:57] <Dr_Willis> Naynay:  ifyou unplugged a drive while its mounted..it may be confsing the system a bit.
[03:57] <darrellsmith> it was a deb file
[03:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !who > darrellsmith
[03:57] <Naynay> I never did that
[03:57] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: did you double click it to run it?
[03:57] <Naynay> the point is, while I can fix this from the command line, I can't see why anyone else should have to
[03:57] <Jack_Sparrow> darrellsmith NOT all Debs are suitable for Ubuntu
[03:58] <Matson> I installed and then removed smokeping, but it did not remove the config files
[03:58] <pinkey> hi.  After upgrading to 9.04, when I boot my machine, the wireless indicator starts blinking (annoying).  I don't use wireless, and it's unwanted.  I can stop this by doing "sudo /sbin/ifconfig ra0 down" but why should I have to do this?  Is there a way to stop it at startup?  Adding that command into /etc/rc.local doesn't seem to work.
[03:58] <Matson> I am trying to use apt-get purge and it won't remove the rest
[03:58] <vertix1> so, anybody around knows about ide/scsi boot issue with not being able to mount a clean root partition in the right device?
[03:58] <darrellsmith> i think so
[03:58] <IndyGunFreak> Jack_Sparrow: frostwire's deb is an ubuntu .deb
[03:58] <Gnea> weternal: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=221174
[03:58] <Matson> how do I remove config files for a package already removed?
[03:58] <darrellsmith> i tried to install it the first time but then when i rebooted it screwed up the system
[03:58] <darrellsmith> so i had to do a fresh install so i know it was worker
[03:58] <Jack_Sparrow> IndyGunFreak Understood, just pointing out what should be obvious
[03:58] <darrellsmith> working
[03:58] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: open a terminal (application/accessories/terminal) and type frostwire , then hit enter and see what it says
[03:58] <IndyGunFreak> Jack_Sparrow: roger.. ;)
[03:59] <weternal> gnea would it be ati radeon 9000?
[03:59] <Jack_Sparrow> darrellsmith Use the persons name that you are talking with.. it makes everyones life easier
[03:59] <Gnea> weternal: it's your system, you tell me - open a terminal and type:  lspci | grep VGA
[04:00] <weternal> gnea yeah here's the response from the vga line of lspci: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon RV250 [Mobility FireGL 9000] (rev 02)
[04:00] <Gnea> weternal: so you've got a laptop?
[04:00] <weternal> gnea, yes dell inspiron 600m
[04:00] <darrellsmith> i hit enter it says command not found
[04:00] <Gnea> !laptop
[04:00] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: so it didn't install
[04:00] <darrellsmith> no
[04:01] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: go back to frostwire.com and download the .deb, and double click it
[04:01] <tomp3> when i click on a pane in the pager, the pane goes grey, and doesnt switch desktop. whats happened? ( ctrl alt rt arrow is ok )
[04:02] <ubuntu92> всем утра)
[04:02] <Gnea> weternal: hard to say, not sure if it'll do an external monitor at the same time.. does it work in windows?
[04:02] <Jack_Sparrow> !ru > ubuntu92
[04:02] <pinkey> How can I disable my wireless interface?
[04:03] <ubuntu92> vsem utra)
[04:03] <darrellsmith> it says you tried to install a  file that does no longer exist
[04:03] <weternal> gnea, yes It did work in xp... however since then I have lost the XP partition
[04:03] <Jack_Sparrow> ubuntu92 Please stop
[04:03] <darrellsmith> and i downloaded it from the net
[04:03] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: well, that explains that.. you're not downloading the file.
[04:03] <ubuntu92> how do autostart compiz in ubuntu 8.10?
[04:03] <coolkourt> does aptana work with ubuntu?
[04:03] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak will i download it from the web
[04:04] <Jack_Sparrow> darrellsmith Stop using enter for punctuation and use the persons name when you write
[04:04] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak it says it downloaded
[04:04] <weternal> Gnea, I'm trying to get it to output video through an s-video cable
[04:04] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: do you see the .deb file on the desktop or in your home folder?
[04:05] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak no i dont but i ma using firefox and it says it dowloaded
[04:05] <snowrichard> I just installed the ubuntu 8.x in a Virtual box. Went to do the updates and it offered to dist upgrade so i'm doing that now.  That is pretty cool.
[04:05] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu92:  i find that installing/using/running 'fusion-icon' makes that task a lot easier.
[04:05] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: is it in your home folder?.. or perhaps in /home/username/Documents
[04:06] <frewsxcv> i accidentally wiped my grub install from my wubi install from within ubuntu....now i can't access windows
[04:06] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak nope isnt there
[04:06] <snowrichard> I killed my grub by accident today too.
[04:06] <snowrichard> lucky I had an XP cdrom
[04:06] <Gnea> weternal: you can't do dual-monitors using s-video
[04:06] <Jack_Sparrow> frewsxcv First off I wont recommend wubi installs. I dont feel they are safe.  second  fixmbr will get you windows.. or should
[04:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !fixmbr
[04:06] <Gnea> weternal: it would have to be vga or dvi
[04:06] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: i dunno, doesn't make any sense.... in firefox.. click edit/preferences.. and where it says "Save Files To".. where does it say its saving files to?
[04:07] <tomp3> darrellsmith: you can find where firefox stores files under Edit | Preferences | Main | Save Files To
[04:07] <frewsxcv> Jack_Sparrow: what do i do? recovery disc -> fixmbr?
[04:07] <weternal> gnea thanks for the help
[04:07] <Jack_Sparrow> frewsxcv any windows cd will do
[04:07] <Gnea> weternal: do you have the aticonfig tool installed?
[04:07] <frewsxcv> Jack_Sparrow: can i use an xp on a vista you think?
[04:07] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak it says my desktop but the file isnt there
[04:07] <Jack_Sparrow> frewsxcv after that then you should do a real install of ubuntu
[04:07] <weternal> gnea no
[04:08] <superboy> how do i upgrade to beta version?
[04:08] <frewsxcv> yeah okay Jack_Sparrow
[04:08] <Jack_Sparrow> frewsxcv Yes an XP cd should be fine
[04:08] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: wellt hatm akes absolutely zero since, if you're sure you downloaded it.
[04:08] <darrellsmith> yes it saus it downloaded
[04:08] <Jack_Sparrow> IndyGunFreak "Locate"
[04:08] <weternal> gnea what's the package name for aticonfig?
[04:08] <eseven73> what is imagemagick's path? I've tried locate imagemagick, and whereis imagemagick, no luck though
[04:08] <tomp3> ﻿ when i click on a pane in the pager, the pane goes grey, and doesnt switch desktop. whats happened? ( ctrl alt rt arrow is ok )
[04:09] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak yes i am sure it  says it downloaded
[04:09] <coolkourt> how do you find windows serial from ubuntu instalation
[04:09] <myk_robinson1> anyone else here got an HP Pavilion dv2300 series laptop? trying to figure out how to improve battery performance
[04:09] <superboy> how do i upgrade to beta version?`
[04:09] <Gnea> weternal: iirc, it comes with the fglrx drivers
[04:09] <vertix1> last question: do i need initrd.img on dual boot ide/scsi system?
[04:09] <Gnea> !ati | weternal
[04:09] <Gnea> weternal: and http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Feisty_Installation_Guide#Additional_configure_with_aticonfig_tool
[04:09] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak i had it on open i hit the save button i
[04:09] <darrellsmith> that it probably why
[04:10] <Gnea> weternal: it's a bit dated, but should still work to a point
[04:10] <darrellsmith> inddygunfreak i am going to try it now
[04:10] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: well you did something that doesn't make sense because if it downloaded, it should be there
[04:11] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak  it worked when i his the file to download it firefox has open with geb or something like that and underneth it has save so it works now
[04:11] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: ok, double click it to install it
[04:11] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak already done
[04:11] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: so go to applications/internet/frostwire
[04:11] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak if someone has the same problem it says it open with geb or something like that
[04:12] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: well, i thought when i told you to "download it".. you'd understand that
[04:12] <darrellsmith> indygun
[04:12] <IndyGunFreak> especially considering i told you to look in home and desktop for it
[04:12] <darrellsmith> :]
[04:13] <max_> I was wondering if anyone could help me with installing Syntek drivers, as described in this guide (Spanish) http://crysol.esi.uclm.es/es/node/1103
[04:13] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak firefox autmatically chooses open with the tool and i had to click the save button undeneth
[04:13] <max_> I fail when running "patch -i stk0408-1.patch"
[04:13] <darrellsmith> what firewall should i be running with linux
[04:13] <max_> When patching the file stk11xx-v4l.c I get an error on row 48 ("Hunk #1 FAILED at 48.")
[04:13] <cdavis> Anyone have any experience with vlans and can tell me why I might not see any TX packets on my interfaces?
[04:13] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: i only use my router, but theres software firewalls available
[04:13] <Jack_Sparrow> darrellsmith None in addition to the iptables that are already in place
[04:13] <max_> "1 out of 18 hunks FAILED -- saving rejects to file stk11xx-v4l.c.rej"
[04:14] <Jack_Sparrow> IndyGunFreak there is actually a decent one now..  let me look
[04:14] <darrellsmith> i use a  wireless router so does that seem to protect me
[04:14] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: if its properly set up, iw ould consider that adequate protection under linu
[04:15] <IndyGunFreak> *linux
[04:15] <darrellsmith> indygun what if i have firestarter and  a router is that good enough
[04:15] <Jack_Sparrow> IndyGunFreak https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Uncomplicated_Firewall_ufw
[04:15] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: i would certainly hope so.
[04:16] <Jack_Sparrow> darrellsmith People that dont understand the iptables are more likely to LESS secure than if they had done nothing
[04:16] <QuadCore> How do I exclude certain apps from bering installed by apt-get update/upgrade?
[04:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !pinning
[04:17] <juninhoguitarr> algum brasileiro no site
[04:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !br
[04:17] <knoxville> how do you add friends in IRC?
[04:17] <max_> What is linux-image-2.6.28, and how do I know if I have it?
[04:17] <darrellsmith> i had this problem earlier today where i installed ubuntu everything went fine and when i rebooted it got stuck at the ubuntu prompt
[04:17] <darrellsmith> and it was a  fresh install
[04:17] <max_> Same goes for linux-headers-2.6.28. What is it?
[04:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !irc > knoxville
[04:17] <Jack_Sparrow> max_ fromn term  uname -a
[04:18] <juninhoguitarr> #ubuntu-br
[04:18] <pangloss> darrellsmith, where you able to log in?
[04:18] <Jack_Sparrow> juninhoguitarr /join #ubuntu-gr
[04:18] <Jack_Sparrow> br
[04:19] <darrellsmith> nope it just showed the ubuntu screen then it went to a green logo  and purple writing that said ubuntu
[04:19] <darrellsmith> and i did the recovery and it wouldnt work
[04:19] <myk_robinson1> how do i determine what module is running the bluetooth in my laptop? I want to disable it so as not to consume so much battery power
[04:19] <pangloss> darrellsmith, were you able to switch to another terminal and log in
[04:19] <max_> Jack_Sparrow: So, If I have that kernel version it means that I also have linux-image and linux-headers?
[04:19] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, just disable bluetooth from startup programs
[04:19] <Jack_Sparrow> max_ no
[04:19] <darrellsmith> i couldnt get no command prompt]
[04:20] <darrellsmith> didnt ask for my username or password
[04:20] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: will that actually disable the device, or just the applet for the taskbar?
[04:20] <spencer> guys i'm trying to follow these instructions: http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Hardy_Installation_Guide#1._Install_necessary_build_tools_and_libraries
[04:20] <spencer> and it's just too complicated for me
[04:20] <max_> Jack_Sparrow: What do you mean then? :S
[04:20] <Jack_Sparrow> max_ sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-`uname -r`
[04:20] <darrellsmith> and i verfied my cds and i did a  live boot everyone worked some guy told me the grub got corrupted
[04:20] <|freddy|> anyone know a good free windows application to burn the ubuntu iso?
[04:20] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, it will cause bluetooth to not startup on boot
[04:21] <darrellsmith> imgburn is free
[04:21] <Jack_Sparrow> |freddy| isorecorder
[04:21] <Laurenceb> hi
[04:21] <coolkourt> whats the best JRE greater than 1.5 for aptana for eclipse?
[04:21] <scunizi> !burn
[04:21] <Laurenceb> I have a program running under wine that expects a com port
[04:21] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: thank you. Do you think I will see any significant change in battery use?
[04:21] <pangloss> !bluetooth
[04:21] <darrellsmith> dvdflick is a  good dvd authoring tool for windows and it free
[04:21] <Laurenceb> how can I connect to usb0  ?
[04:21] <coolkourt> thats usb
[04:21] <|freddy|> for windows :D
[04:21] <Jack_Sparrow> Laurenceb /join #winehq
[04:22] <tomp3> ﻿when i click on a pane in the pager, the pane goes grey, and doesnt switch desktop. whats happened? ( ctrl alt rt arrow is ok )
[04:22] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, it depends, bluetooth is a low-power protocol so probably not by much
[04:22] <radixor> hmm, is it possible to have nautilus extended with a terminal shell? file manipulations is much easier when using cli
[04:22] <Jack_Sparrow> tomp3 You keep asking the same question.. give some details.. what app, what version of ubuntu ..
[04:22] <radixor> plus you can launch python, perl, etc, possibly even manage a set of scripts
[04:22] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, you're probably better off just lowering your LCD brightness until you cant see the screen any more =)
[04:22] <max_> Jack_Sparrow: Okay, I already had the newest linux-headers, but what about linux-image?
[04:23] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: got it lowered now. Does disabling desktop efects make a diff?
[04:23] <Jack_Sparrow> max_ fire up synaptic
[04:23] <tomp3> ubuntu 8.04 & app is the desktop, the pager doesnt work like it used to. the panes go grey and it doesnt switch
[04:23] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: I think it may be this damn AMD Turion X2 64 cpu. Fan never stops running..It does stay cool though
[04:23] <darrellsmith> i hoe it doesnt happen again
[04:23] <max_> Jack_Sparrow: Are they not included when I update to a newer kernel version?
[04:23] <darrellsmith> i installed ubuntu again and i hope it works fine
[04:23] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, well sure, anythign that causes your cpu to be used less will save you battery life
[04:24] <Jack_Sparrow> max_ not the source etc
[04:24] <h00k> I'm installing 9.10 on a friends laptop, he has the BCM4328 wireless card, I /cannot/ get it  to work, even if I enable it through the restricted drivers manager, I've restarted, I've tried through the NDISWRAPPER front-end package, (yes, the radio kill switch is set correctly)
[04:24] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, the big killers are the LCD screen and the programs you run
[04:24] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: running it at 800MHz doesnt seem to change it. I think this laptop performs about the same running Windows. I guess its just a power hungry laptop. HP dv2310us
[04:24] <darrellsmith> will thanks guys take care
[04:24] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: perhaps my solution is just to buy a 12 cell battery
[04:25] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, the battery could just be dying
[04:25] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, you would probably be better off, and get more functionality out of your laptop
[04:25] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: its relatively new, about a year old. I got it used yesterday and repaired it
[04:25] <myk_robinson1> nice laptop, just the battery life sucks
[04:26] <max_> Jack_Sparrow: I don't get what linux-image is, and what do you want me to do with synaptic?
[04:26] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, my girlfriends laptop ate 3 batteries in her first two years of owning it. Those HPs get so damn hot
[04:26] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, heat is another real killer of battery life
[04:26] <QuadCore>  /exit
[04:26] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: I thought about a laptop chill pad, but that would just eat more battery to power it
[04:26] <h00k> I'm installing 9.10 on a friends laptop, he has the BCM4328 wireless card, I /cannot/ get it  to work, even if I enable it through the restricted drivers manager, I've restarted, I've tried through the NDISWRAPPER front-end package, (yes, the radio kill switch is set correctly), I'm browsing the forums now and haven't had any luck.  Any ideas?
[04:27] <Jack_Sparrow> pangloss myk_robinson1  Please take the OT to private channel  thanks
[04:27] <weternal> gnea well it didn't work
[04:27] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: I thought about buy a laptop cooler, but that would just eat more battery to power it through the USB bus
[04:27] <weternal> gnea but thanks for the advice
[04:27] <Jack_Sparrow> !broadcom
[04:27] <myk_robinson1> Jack_Sparrow: ?? Looking to tweaks to improve battery life with ubuntu. Still need to go off topic?
[04:28] <Jack_Sparrow> myk_robinson1 the conversation degenerated to chat.. hot ubuntu support
[04:28] <Jack_Sparrow> not
[04:28] <Kura> i have a question is there a current compatibility issue with ati radeon 3870x2?
[04:28] <myk_robinson1> Jack_Sparrow: sorry
[04:28] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[04:28] <pangloss> h00k, you enabled the b43 driver in restricted and you still could not find any wireless networks?
[04:28] <h00k> Jack_Sparrow: I appreciate it, but those links are only updated to  Hardy
[04:29] <h00k> pangloss: yep.  The card shows up in network manager, just doesn't show any networks
[04:29] <melik> how can i reconfigure X-server
[04:29] <Jack_Sparrow> h00k too many different versions of the bcm43xx for me..  I have 4 differnet ones
[04:29] <RichiV> h00k: are you trying to connect to the internet wirelessly?
[04:29] <h00k> RichiV: yeah.
[04:30] <RichiV> h00k: first try using ethernet and connecting to the internet.... then do a normall update for your system
[04:30] <h00k> Jack_Sparrow: Yeah, this is the 4328 to be specific
[04:30] <h00k> RichiV: yes, I've tried thata
[04:30] <scunizi> melik: install the propiatary driver, check out xrandr and randr for control.. do you have nvidia or ati or ?? with bad resolution?
[04:30] <RichiV> h00k: then have you restarted your computer?
[04:30] <h00k> RichiV: yes
[04:30] <bc> Jack_Sparrow: arrrr
[04:31] <danno9> how do you stop the connected drives from showing on your desktop?
[04:31] <RichiV> h00k: arrrg... lol have you searched to see if the driver is compatable
[04:31] <melik> scunizi: its a netbook, intel 945
[04:31] <pangloss> danno9, what do you mean?
[04:31] <h00k> RichiV: yes, people have gotten it to work, I've tried the same steps  and no luck.
[04:31] <largeglassmug439> i'm trying to install 9.04 and am using a standard def tv as display device, the install cd loads up fine and shows me the first screen of options, but when i choose to install.. it works for a bit, then spits out some errors from ubiquity.. then sends me to a command line.. any way to manually specify something so X will load?
[04:32] <scunizi> melik: check /etc/X11/xorg.conf and see if "intel" is listed as the driver..
[04:32] <RichiV> h00k: have you also tried to go to System -> Administrationg -> Hardware Drivers
[04:32] <h00k> RichiV: yes.
[04:32] <RichiV> h00k then ENABLE it
[04:32] <h00k> RichiV: yes.
[04:32] <Jack_Sparrow> h00k http://www.ask.com/bar?q=ubuntu+bcm+4328&page=1&qsrc=19&ab=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fubuntuforums.org%2Fshowthread.php%3Ft%3D979728
[04:32] <RichiV> h00k: hmmm might I get what Wireless card you are usuing? I might have the Same Broadcom Driver
[04:33] <h00k> Jack_Sparrow: Yeah, I've tried this link also, no-go but I'll try again
[04:33] <appleiiguy> I have a question When I switch to Nvidia drivers thee screen appears to be over-scanninghe t lcd tv i have my pc hooked to via hdmi
[04:33] <RichiV> h00k: oh and it's be helpful to know what Version of Uubntu you are using
[04:33] <chuck_>  largeglassmug439 from the install screen press f4 chose safe graphics mode
[04:33] <Jack_Sparrow> h00k that feisty no fluff seems to work for most
[04:33] <Cpudan80> h00k: did it ever work ?
[04:33] <h00k> Cpudan80: yah, it did
[04:33] <takumo> hello everyone i have a small question to ask. if i am running 8.04 now and update to 9.04 will i lose all my information?
[04:33] <h00k> RichiV: all of the questions you've asked me I've covered in the original question
[04:33] <Cpudan80> h00k: I had a similar problem - I had to run a fsck on the HDD to get it to work again
[04:34] <Cpudan80> with a broadcom chipset too
[04:34] <omnydevi> le sigh
[04:34] <h00k> RichiV: 9.04, BCM 4328
[04:34] <Cpudan80> err maybe it was Atheros
[04:34] <Jack_Sparrow> takumo you cant go from 8.04 to 9.04// I dont think
[04:34] <h00k> Jack_Sparrow: lemme try this NoFluff link again
[04:34] <Kura> umm, is thereanyone that's had the graphic desktop die after installing the graphic drivers that say they were tested by unbuntu staff?
[04:34] <simoncpu> hello
[04:34] <melik> no scunizi
[04:34] <melik> it doesnt
[04:34] <pangloss> Jack_Sparrow, takumo you cannot upgrade directly from 8.04 to 9.04
[04:34] <Jack_Sparrow> Kura Only when they do it wrong
[04:34] <scunizi> melik: what's listed there?
[04:34] <RichiV> h00k: sorry ive only just got on, so i didn't know that oricinal Question... I also had the same problem, and for me I am using a laptop, so I Plugged my laptop in while updating and such... amybe its the power... It worked for me.
[04:35] <simoncpu> i've just installed 9.04... i can't seem to unhide the system tools menu
[04:35] <omnydevi> ok, i tried installing windows on sda, and ubuntu on sdb, installed grub on sda, sda1, sda2, sda5, all error 15. now i want to install jaunty on sda with windows on sda, what is the best way to do this so grub can detect winblows and jaunty?
[04:35] <takumo> Jack_Sparrow, so i can only update from lts to lts?
[04:35] <simoncpu> is it stored as a folder? if so, where is it located?
[04:35] <appleiiguy> Can anyone explain after I install the Nvidia propiertaty drivers the edjes of my screen seem to be missing
[04:35] <simoncpu> i need to check the read permissions
[04:35] <Kura> XD ok well i don't know what i did wrong then i just activated the drivers the system told me were tested and right for me
[04:35] <h00k> RichiV: yeah, its alright, I'm going to try something else again
[04:35] <melik> scunizi: section device correct?
[04:35] <honk1> how does one share a ntfs folder using samba without getting Ask the administrator to add the line "usershare owner only = false" ???
[04:35] <pangloss> takumo, you need to first upgrade to 8.10, then to 9.04
[04:35] <Jack_Sparrow> omnydevi the installer last run will have grub for the two previous installs
[04:35] <melik> it says "Configured Video Device"
[04:35] <omnydevi> honk1: i think its allow guest = true
[04:35] <scunizi> melik: yes if I remember correctly.. should be a line labeled "Driver   "intel"
[04:36] <RichiV> h00k: oh also the new Jaunty has nummerous bugs, and downgrading to the 8.04 Hardy LTS then upgrading to 8.10 Intrepid might be of help as well
[04:36] <Steveys> hello - i am connecting via openvpn and got the following error when connecting "WARN: could not open database for 4096 bits. Skipped" any ideas what this means? thanks
[04:36] <simoncpu> weird
[04:36] <simoncpu> system menu is now displayed
[04:36] <omnydevi> Jack_Sparrow: so if I just install Ubuntu on the same drive as windows all should be well?
[04:36] <simoncpu> weird ubuntu
[04:36] <melik> nope i dont have that :s
[04:36] <honk1> omnydevi i added the line in smb.conf ans it makes no difference
[04:36] <scunizi> melik: you might need to add the driver line.. the other thing you can try is to boot to the recovery kernel and in there, there is an option to reconfigure or fix X
[04:36] <RichiV> h00k: 8.10 got all of my drivers to work, ecspecially my GFX driver the ATI mobi radeon x600, which is not supported in Jaunty or Hardy
[04:36] <pangloss> omnydevi, you need a partition for ubuntu, but yes you can install it on the same physical drive
[04:36] <Jack_Sparrow> omnydevi It does not even need to be on the same drive.. but yes.. it should be fine
[04:37] <melik> hm ill give that a shot ill brb scunizi
[04:37] <omnydevi> i just want windows for cod4, i used crossover and cedega, just sadly...i am a gamer and this is the best way i can game and still get the linux i love so much :D
[04:37] <radixor> interesting, there's no command-line plug-in for nautilus and a quick google search shows that they don't really exist (think terminal+filemanager)
[04:37] <simoncpu> another question: where is the post install script located?
[04:37] <takumo> pangloss, how do i update to 8.10?
[04:37] <danno9> how do you stop the connected drives from showing on your desktop?
[04:37] <radixor> i might start my own project, but before i do that, does anyone know of one already existing?
[04:37] <h00k> RichiV: 8.10 might be an option for him if that will work better
[04:37] <scunizi> !update | takumo
[04:37] <Jack_Sparrow> !contribute
[04:37] <RichiV> takumo: go to your update manager and do upgrade to 8.10
[04:38] <RichiV> takumo: I think the line is somewhere around install update -d
[04:38] <snowrichard> I'm upgrading to 9.04
[04:38] <Jack_Sparrow> danno9 gconfig editor will let you do that
[04:38] <omnydevi> Jack_Sparrow: yeah, i tried ubuntu (well, kde) on sdb, winblows was on sda, i installed grub on sda, kept getting error 15. will try to install both on sda and see if i have more luck. just stinks cause vista takes like 90000000 hours to update
[04:38] <RichiV> snowrichard: i do not suggest b/c of the bugs
[04:38] <snowrichard> I've already tried it
[04:38] <largeglassmug439> chuck_: thanks.. i'll try that.
[04:38] <snowrichard> this is in a virtual machine though
[04:38] <RichiV> snowricard: but if your computer is fairly new, it might work better than most
[04:38] <Jack_Sparrow> danno9 To Remove Drive Icons from Desktop Use Terminal and type gconf-editor browse to /apps/nautilus/desktop and uncheck volumes_visable..  http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/hide-removable-drive-icons-from-your-ubuntu-desktop/
[04:39] <takumo> just wondering if the update would get rid of my information
[04:39] <danno9> Jack_Sparrow: thanks
[04:39] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[04:40] <omnydevi> yeah, thanks Jack_Sparrow, all input is always greatly appreciated :)
[04:40] <jbmigel> wow... just wow
[04:40] <Jack_Sparrow> jbmigel welcome to Ubuntu
[04:41] <jbmigel> Jack_Sparrow: d00d im sitting here on my couch, talking to you in irc, with ubuntu running on my ps3... plugged into a 42" tv... this has to be the coolest thing ive seen in a long time
[04:41] <appleiiguy> Does anybody know why the Nvidia driver causes my lcd to overscan but the non proprietary one doesn't
[04:42] <Jack_Sparrow> jbmigel And you are just getting started with the fun stuff
[04:42] <Jack_Sparrow> jbmigel Do you have effects like wobbly windows etc?
[04:42] <jbmigel> Jack_Sparrow: heh I've been a user for a couple years, on my laptop... but this big screen stuff is blowing my mind!
[04:43] <Jack_Sparrow> jbmigel 64" here.. yea.. overwhelming
[04:43] <jbmigel> Jack_Sparrow I havent tried to turn on that crazy stuff, the ps3 runs a little slower than i hoped... but its totally worth it
[04:43] <jbmigel> omg are you serious!? thats awesome!
[04:43] <omnydevi> ooh, one more, is there just a plain GRUB installer, that has (somewhat) easy edit features, using either gedit or vi?
[04:43] <pangloss> jbmigel, Jack_Sparrow Please take the OT to private channel  thanks!
[04:43] <Jack_Sparrow> TIme to get some work done.. Play nice, I will be lurking if needed
[04:43] <omnydevi> that way i dont have to reinstall the OS everytime just to get to grub?
[04:43] <eseven73> dang I only have a 19", having screen envy here!
[04:44] <appleiiguy> omnydev I use nano
[04:44] <pangloss> =)
[04:44] <omnydevi> appleiiguy: what is that mate?
[04:44] <omnydevi> just google it, i presume?
[04:44] <omnydevi> heh
[04:44] <appleiiguy> I use Nano for text file editing in the terminal at least or Abiword for other stuff
[04:44] <jbmigel> pangloss sorry for praising ubuntu in an ubuntu channel... i guess i should goto offtopic lol!
[04:44] <omnydevi> i never heard of nano before :(
[04:44] <Jack_Sparrow> !editors
[04:44] <pangloss> jbmigel, I am just paying back Jack_Sparrow for doing it to me before
[04:45] <Jack_Sparrow> pangloss Dont fault me for dong my job thanks
[04:45] <radixor> !code
[04:45] <omnydevi> ahh, i see, thanks! but i was just wondering if there was a iso or something just for grub editing grub
[04:45] <appleiiguy> nano is a clone of pico
[04:45] <largeglassmug439> chuck_: so with safe graphics mode, it shows splash screen with the progress bar before the main installer comes up.. but i'm guessing when it tries to switch to the main installer the screen basically looks scrambled.. and my tv drops the connection and puts up an unusable signal error.
[04:45] <Jack_Sparrow> omnydevi any live cd will work
[04:46] <ee99ee> if I have many (many thousand, no more than 500,000) files, will it make anything (other than directory listings) faster by putting them across multiple directories?
[04:46] <danno9> interms of overhead CPU usage is Fluxbox pretty good? Alternatives. Really looking for a light system.
[04:46] <omnydevi> Jack_Sparrow: i have kde normal install for x64, and ubuntu, and the ubuntu alt install cd. I am still unsure of anyway to just get straight to grub. Unless you mean by booting into a live cd and mounting the volume and editing the grub......i just answered my own question huh?
[04:46] <simoncpu> fluxbox ftw
[04:47] <jbmigel> danno9 fluxbox is wicked and small... but maybe to light? why not try that mousey one
[04:47] <Jack_Sparrow> omnydevi yep
[04:47] <Wicked> xfce
[04:47] <omnydevi> Jack_Sparrow: thanks mate, I greatly appreciate it.
[04:47] <pangloss> Jack_Sparrow, you PMed me... I really dont see where you are going with this
[04:47] <Jack_Sparrow> any time
[04:47] <omnydevi> i owe ya :)
[04:47] <danno9> jbmigel: mousey...never heard of it.
[04:48] <Frem_> Question: Where does cups-pdf save generated PDFs?
[04:48] <jbmigel> danno9 its xfce... based on gtk but with alot of the bulk cut out...
[04:49] <Deathhunt> I'm a brand new user having a stuttering audio issue on a toshiba satellite L25-S121 using jaunty... can anyone help me? I'm going out of my mind.
[04:49] <scunizi> Frem_: in ~/PDF
[04:49] <danno9> jbmigel: oh so a lighter version of Xfce...hmm, I will have to look into it.
[04:49] <Frem_> scunizi, It's not there.
[04:49] <chuck_>  largeglassmug439 what kind of cable are you using to connect your comuter to your tv
[04:49] <chuck_> computer
[04:49] <largeglassmug439> chuck_: svideo
[04:50] <scunizi> Frem_: I've seen two different cups-pdf on my system.. or 2 different implementations of it.. one went into the directory mentioned and the other allows you to set the name and save location
[04:51] <scunizi> Frem_: if your's is the latter then try to create the pdf again and look closer to the pdf print option box
[04:51] <Frem_> scunizi, I've found the one that lets you select the directory. When printing from a flashpaper document, it's using the other one.
[04:52] <scunizi> Frem_: /home/<login name>/PDF and there's nothing there?
[04:53] <Vissud> i know this isn't the channel for it, but since #oss is dead, anyone here use OSS 4.1 successfully with jaunty?
[04:53] <slestak> i want to ssh into my house, vpn into work (which works), then from the coffee shop, port forward through to work
[04:53] <slestak> can this be done simply with port forwarding, or do i need openvpn or sth to connect to home from wifi location
[04:53] <chuck_>  largeglassmug439 I am not sure and maybe someone can correct me but i do not think that will work for an install.
[04:54] <andrewfree> Hey, I installed ssh-server and tried to change ports in the conf file, however when I ran namp on the computer, it says its running in port 22 I set it for  Port    1001
[04:54] <omnydevi1> slestak: most likely you will need openvpn, unless this is all on a open IP network
[04:54] <omnydevi1> so to speak
[04:54] <Frem_> scunizi, yes
[04:54] <PhotoJim> andrewfree: did you restart the ssh-server?
[04:55] <pangloss> andrewfree, did you restart ssh-server?
[04:55] <andrewfree> Yes
[04:55] <andrewfree> restart and reload
[04:55] <h00k> well, Jack_Sparrow, I went through that WifiDocs again, followed exactly (I've compiled plenty from source, etc), didn't work so it said to try compiling ndiswrapper from source and that fails.
[04:55] <screamsayonara> why could youtube be making my browser crash?
[04:55] <h00k> screamsayonara: flash.
[04:55] <scunizi> Frem_: weird.. I don't have an answer for that one.
[04:55] <PhotoJim> andrewfree: and you changed the port in /etc/ssh/sshd_config (not /etc/ssh/ssh_config) ?
[04:55] <screamsayonara> h00k: how do i check if it is that?
[04:56] <Frem_> scunizi, is there some random system-wide place it could be dumping these things?
[04:56] <screamsayonara> cause im pretty sure i got the flash plugin for mozilla through synaptic..
[04:56] <h00k> screamsayonara: check about:plugins and see which flash plugin you're using
[04:56] <slestak> omnydevi1: think there will be an issue stringing two vpn'stogether, openvpn from wifi loc to home, and cisco vpn from home to work?
[04:56] <h00k> screamsayonara: also, I've had better luck with the Adobe plugin rather than the libmozillaflash
[04:56] <Deathhunt> new user having a stuttering audio issue on a toshiba satellite L25-S121 using jaunty... can anyone help me? I'm going out of my mind.
[04:56] <scunizi> Frem_: you could "sudo updatedb" then "locate *.pdf" to find it..
[04:56] <screamsayonara> ok
[04:56] <omnydevi1> slestak: most likely
[04:57] <andrewfree> PhotoJim: umm...
[04:57] <omnydevi1> slestak: from what little i know of vpn's, you can only have really 1 at a time, from my understanding
[04:57] <Frem_> scunizi, That is an excellent idea.
[04:57] <PhotoJim> andrewfree: ssh_config is for outbound connections.  sshd_config is for inbound, which is what you want.
[04:57] <andrewfree> PhotoJim: ohhh I see thanks I was like WTF
[04:57] <omnydevi1> slestak: cause its merging networks pretty much, 3 would get a little crazy
[04:58] <PhotoJim> andrewfree: computers are very much about WTF. :)
[04:58] <andrewfree> PhotoJim: ha XD
[04:58] <WailingiPod> Hellooooo!
[04:59] <PhotoJim> andrewfree: to help you remember, you use ssh to connect to other machines.  but the ssh daemon that runs in the background, listening for inbound connections, is called sshd.  (nearly all, if not all, Linux daemons are blahblahd... d on the end.)
[04:59] <koshari> a new mnemonic  alt grrrrr print oK!
[04:59] <omnydevi1> i deal a lot with esx and virtual center server, thus far we haven't had a need for multi-vpn....requirements. they might exist, but if they do, i never heard of it
[05:00] <scunizi> Frem_: where did you find it?
[05:01] <Frem_> scunizi, Well, I found every single PDF on my system, on all partitions. still sorting through it.
[05:01] <pangloss> omnydevi1, you should be fine, as your packets will only be travelling on one VPN at a time
[05:01] <Frem_> scunizi, Is there a way to restrict it to stuff created today
[05:02] <omnydevi1> pangloss: you can have say...5 vpn's up at once?
[05:02] <scunizi> Frem_: :)  there is but I don't know how
[05:02] <omnydevi1> pangloss: i just never bothered to try...no need really. it is interesting though.
[05:02] <pangloss> omnydevi1, what do you mean? You would need 5 separate ethernet interfaces to have 5 vpns
[05:02] <Frem_> scunizi, Ok, thanks. :-) My man skills obviously need honing.
[05:02] <omnydevi1> i can see a lot of confusion and .... chaos though
[05:03] <omnydevi1> yeah
[05:03] <omnydevi1> pangloss: thanks, what i wanted to confirm :)
[05:03] <pangloss> omnydevi1, the way you are describing is chaining vpns together
[05:03] <pangloss> no vpn in a vpn
[05:03] <pangloss> ipsec doesnt work that way =)
[05:03] <Brando753> guys my memory card reader just stoped working on me, suggestions?
[05:03] <scunizi> Frem_: grep? awk? something like that or a combo.. my skills there are lacking as well
[05:04] <bc> Brando753: disk full? :P
[05:04] <omnydevi1> Brando753: it died?
[05:04] <Brando753> no i mean it wont read cards anymore, or recognize them anymore ;(
[05:04] <Brando753> its not old its maby 3 months old
[05:04] <Brando753> i doubt it just died
[05:04] <thearthur> opening the applications menu has a one second delay (and any other menu for that matter)
[05:05] <pangloss> Brando753, is it external to the computer or integrated?
[05:05] <thearthur> this is driving me crazy
[05:05] <jbmigel> Brando753 have you tried it in a couple different machines?
[05:05] <Brando753> intergrated
[05:05] <Brando753> its the reader not the card
[05:05] <Brando753> and its in a laptop
[05:05] <thearthur> is there some way to remove the delay in opening menues?
[05:05] <balrog__> I am upgrading from Intrepid to Jaunty, and I got this message: "Cannot stat: No such file or directory, update-initramfs: failed" How do I fix this?
[05:05] <pangloss> Brando753, blah, maybe the cord connecting it to the mobo is loose
[05:05] <Frem_> scunizi, Yeah, I don't think it's actually dumping PDFs anywhere. I printed like 15 test pages, so they should have showed up in the locate result.
[05:06] <jbmigel> thearthur maybe you just have a slow machine... is 1 second really so bad
[05:06] <thearthur> its exactly one second
[05:06] <bc> Brando753: look in dmesg and see if you see any 'obvious' errors with the card reader (I used quotes because I dont own a card reader)
[05:06] <scunizi> Frem_: look at it's setup in http://localhost:631 and see if there is something that doesn't look right.
[05:06] <thearthur> jbmigel,  quad core, 8 gigs of ram .... not slow
[05:06] <thearthur> how do i find GTK settings for menues?
[05:07] <pangloss> thearthur, maybe there is something wrong with your video driver
[05:07] <Brando753> bc: now thats not a long list, no idea what im looking for ;(
[05:07] <bc> Brando753: does it normally pick it up like a USB disk? e.g. sde1 or the like?
[05:07] <Brando753> no idea "P
[05:08] <bc> Brando753: nothing else I can suggest other than reboot, and you've probably tried that
[05:08] <Frem_> scunizi, It says all the test pages were printed, and shows the sizes and such
[05:08] <Brando753> bc: three times to be exact :P
[05:08] <q0_0p> anyone here use bluefish?
[05:08] <jbmigel> thearthur goto SYSTEM>>PREFERENCES>>MAIN MENU and set the DELAY variable to >1sec
[05:09] <bc> Brando753: dmesg | grep -i reader (or dmsg | grep -i disk (or dmesg | grep -i <manufacturer if you know it>))
[05:09] <creature_> whats the password for comman: newgrp fuse
[05:09] <scunizi> Frem_: you could "locate *.pdf > foundpdf.txt" then import into a spreadsheet and sort by date
[05:09] <creature_> it asks for a password
[05:10] <scunizi> Frem_: or .. locate *.pdf > ~/Desktop/foundpdf.txt
[05:10] <Vissud> i know this isn't the channel for it, but since #oss is dead, anyone here use OSS 4.1 successfully with jaunty?
[05:10] <creature_> newgrp fuse asks for a password, what is it?
[05:10] <Silveira_Neto> Guys, I'm ready to install Ubuntu 9.04 here, but I just noticed that I have only the Ubuntu Alternate 9.04 CD with me. Can I install it? Is the same Ubuntu after installed?
[05:11] <scunizi> Silveira_Neto: it's the same
[05:11] <Silveira_Neto> scunizi, Thanks.
[05:11] <pangloss> Silveira_Neto, sometimes better, because you can encrypt your filesystem with the alternate CD =)
[05:12] <Silveira_Neto> mmm
[05:12] <Silveira_Neto> interesting
[05:12] <Silveira_Neto> pangloss, I'll try that. Thank you very much.
[05:12] <pangloss> Silveira_Neto, welcome
[05:12] <Frem___> scunizi, Ah ha!
[05:13] <appleiiguy> Question: is there any utility that lets you adjust screen size NOT resolution in Ubuntu
[05:13] <Vissud> hey pangloss
[05:13] <scunizi> Frem___: found them?
[05:13] <jbmigel> appleiiguy why dont you use your monitor settings for that?
[05:13] <Frem___> scunizi, The following line is at the end of dmsg several times. [184722.123404] type=1503 audit(1242187006.261:26): operation="inode_create" requested_mask="a::" denied_mask="a::" fsuid=1000 name="/home/james/Desktop/Test_Page.pdf" pid=27021 profile="/usr/lib/cups/backend/cups-pdf"
[05:13] <appleiiguy> its a LCD TV
[05:13] <appleiiguy> cant
[05:13] <Vissud> has anyone gotten skype to work reliablely under 64 bit jaunty?
[05:13] <appleiiguy> no settings for it
[05:13] <shadeslayer> Vissud: yes
[05:14] <Vissud> shadeslayer, do tell
[05:14] <jbmigel> appleiiguy maybe there is a refresh for it to autoconfig... all lcd have something
[05:14] <Vissud> i've tried every configuration I can think of
[05:14] <shadeslayer> Vissud: in the sound settings change input,output to pulse
[05:14] <scunizi> Frem___: not sure if that's useful or not.. doesn't look like there's an error there.
[05:14] <pangloss> hi Vissud
[05:14] <appleiiguy> when I use the opensource drivers it displays fine
[05:14] <shadeslayer> Vissud: or use the OSS skype
[05:14] <appleiiguy> but with Nvidia it doesnt
[05:14] <Vissud> shadeslayer, in 64 bit?
[05:14] <appleiiguy> need nvidia for XBMC
[05:14] <shadeslayer> Vissud: yes
[05:14] <Frem___> scunizi, It says denied_mask. Meh. I don't know. It's not at ~/Desktop/Test_Page.pdf
[05:15] <Vissud> shadeslayer, when you use skype-oss you're doing the padsp before right?
[05:15] <shadeslayer> Vissud: um... i open skype oss with padsp
[05:16] <Vissud> shadeslayer, i tried that, but the mic input sound was horrible, unusable
[05:16] <painted> go lakers
[05:16] <jbmigel> appleiiguy maybe a different resolution would change how much of the screen it fills?
[05:16] <shadeslayer> Vissud: oh.. you mean you have very low volume?? same problem here..have to shout at it ;)
[05:16] <scunizi> Frem___: ah.. missed that.. well, you're a little closer to the answer.  perhaps restarting cups .. although that should have happened after installing the driver.
[05:17] <Frem___> scunizi, Bingo! It's a bug. I changed the default printing location, and it wasn't updated in AppArmor. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups-pdf/+bug/147551
[05:17] <Vissud> shadeslayer, no it's heavily distorted
[05:17] <Vissud> and the "pulse" option doesn't work very well
[05:17] <Vissud> so I tried OSS 4.1
[05:18] <scunizi> Frem___: tadaa.. does it mention how to fix it?
[05:18] <Vissud> but it doesn't work with my external mic jack
[05:18] <shadeslayer> Vissud: oh and btw i edited my .skype directory,the .cofig file..... havent tested it yet so can tell if itll work..... there was a option to boost mic input and mic volume there
[05:18] <firefly2442> Does anyone know of an application that lets you specify folders and data that you want to mirror across a network and then automatically sync with other machines across a network to share this information at the application level? (not filesystem level)
[05:18] <shadeslayer> Vissud: does the soun recorder work?
[05:19] <shadeslayer> *sound
[05:19] <Vissud> shadeslayer, didn't try that.i get sound, it justy sound shorrible through padsp
[05:19] <shadeslayer> Vissud: so maybe the mic is damaged,just ccheck through sound recorder
[05:19] <Circs> firefly2442: Depends upon the application
[05:19] <shadeslayer> damn this keyboard!!!
[05:20] <q0_0p> anyone know how to get gedit autocompletion to work?
[05:20] <creature_> how do you see what X graphics driver you are using?
[05:20] <q0_0p> bluefish cannot do this
[05:20] <firefly2442> Circs: sorry, not quite sure what you mean
[05:21] <Circs> firefly2442: Didn't you ask how to share app data over the network? I
[05:21] <Vissud> shadeslayer, no works fine in windows
[05:22] <shadeslayer> Vissud: then maybe its a problem with either the config/drivers or its skype
[05:22] <Dial-Up> Hey guys. I was wondering if it is possible to run a script automatically when I connect to a wireless network.
[05:22] <firefly2442> Circs: well, I want to make sure my files are mirrored across multiple machines but I want all the synchronization issues to be dealt with by the program, are there alternatives to things like rsync and others?
[05:22] <Frem___> scunizi, It's fixed! :-)
[05:22] <shadeslayer> Vissud: so....does sound recorder work?? if its horrible too then get the appropriate drivers
[05:23] <Circs> firefly2442: Oh, you're going deeper than my knowledge. I'm sorry
[05:23] <Frem___> scunizi, I followed the instructions on that link and restarted apparmor, and it just printed. Thank you for you help. :-)
[05:23] <firefly2442> Circs: np, thanks for the time
[05:25] <shadeslayer> Vissud: got to dash in 5 min,  youll have to ask someone else
[05:27] <Amarok__> guys when will the vlc rc be made ready for linux
[05:27] <shadeslayer> Amarok__: VLC is in the repo
[05:27] <shadeslayer> !vlc | Amarok__
[05:28] <steven_> Is there a free C++ or C compiler available for Linux?
[05:28] <CavalierPrime> GCC
[05:28] <Amarok__> i mean the newst rc for version 1.00
[05:28] <pangloss> steven_, gcc
[05:28] <shadeslayer> !compile | steven_
[05:28] <steven_> gcc-4.3-locales?
[05:28] <pangloss> Amarok__, you'd have to ask the VLC guys when the release candidate will be available
[05:29] <CavalierPrime> vlc is 1.0 now
[05:29] <Amarok__> ok thanks anyways guys
[05:29] <pangloss> steven just install build-essentials and then use gcc at command line
[05:29] <th0r> steven_, install build-essential, it will install all the necessary pieces
[05:29] <steven_> install build-essential all by itself? Nothing else after?
[05:29] <pangloss> steven_, yup
[05:29] <th0r> steven_, build-essential is a meta-package
[05:30] <steven_> Whatever that is :)
[05:30] <th0r> steven_, it is one name for a collection of packages
[05:30] <firefly2442> steven_: sort of a "dummy" package
[05:30] <pangloss> steven_, it basically just depends on everything you need to compile things
[05:30] <th0r> steven_, it simplifies installing things like gcc
[05:30] <cs475x> is the reason the livecd boot has almost a "scan-line" presentation because it is funning from a disc and it takers longer for windows to show?
[05:30] <Cryptic_Bat> ...................................................../j #bshellz
[05:30] <cs475x> *running
[05:30] <maxagaz> is there a command to see /var/log/syslog while it's filled ?
[05:31] <Matt1360> maxagaz, tail -f /var/log/syslog
[05:31] <cs475x> *takes
[05:31] <steven_> install build-essential does not work
[05:31] <cs475x> wow, i screwed up that message
[05:31] <th0r> steven_, how about 'sudo apt-get install build-essential'
[05:31] <pangloss> steven_, at prompt $ sudo apt-get install build-essential
[05:32] <warnet> cEwEk aZha
[05:32] <pangloss> maxagaz, you can also just look at System>>Asdministration>> system log
[05:32] <steven_> build-essential is already the newest version
[05:32] <steven_> If so...where the hell is gcc lol
[05:32] <netstar> Hey how can i switch from gnome-netbook-remix edition to standard gnome, from a UNR installation?
[05:32] <Matt1360> steven_, run "gcc -v" without quotes, does that return anything?
[05:32] <maxagaz> Matt1360, thanks
[05:32] <Matt1360> maxagaz, no problem
[05:33] <steven_> One sec. I am removing all this stuff that it says that I can remove
[05:34] <balrog__> I am upgrading from Intrepid to Jaunty, and I got this message: "Cannot stat: No such file or directory, update-initramfs: failed" How do I fix this?
[05:34] <mrh> Hi all - Bittorrent keeps crashing my system. What should I do?
[05:34] <steven_> Returned a bunch of stuff
[05:34] <maxagaz> Matt1360, is it possible to add a grep to this ?
[05:34] <firefly2442> mrh, are you using transmission?
[05:34] <Matt1360> maxagaz, tail -f /var/log/syslog | grep -i "search term"
[05:34] <steven_> http://pastebin.com/m7c240b5b
[05:35] <mrh> firefly2442: I was, and switched to ktorrent, but, it has done it again
[05:35] <maxagaz> Matt1360, thanks
[05:35] <Bigshot_> hello my keyboard stops working when inside of X server gnome, kde, xfce what should i do?
[05:35] <Matt1360> steven_, you have gcc installed.
[05:35] <spencer> fffffffffffff ATi suck
[05:35] <pangloss> steven_,  you haev gcc installed, now just $gcc filename
[05:35] <steven_> Yeah, looks that way
[05:35] <Bigshot_> in virtualbox
[05:35] <firefly2442> mrh: does it give a specific error message?
[05:35] <Bigshot_> no error messages
[05:36] <steven_> gcc: no input files
[05:36] <mrh> firefly2442: No, the system simply locks up all the way, even the clock
[05:36] <Matt1360> steven_ are you trying to compile something you've written?
[05:36] <pangloss> steven_, what are you trying to compile....
[05:36] <firefly2442> mrh: for any torrent?
[05:36] <mrh> firefly2442: yeah
[05:36] <steven_> Nothing. I want to open it and start coding
[05:36] <pangloss> lol
[05:36] <spencer> can someone please take me through ATi driver installation? i can't work at this resolution, i'm not getting any work done
[05:36] <mrh> firefly2442: or it seems that way anyway, real hit and miss
[05:36] <steven_> then compile when I am done. It has been awhile, but isn't that how it is done?
[05:37] <steven_> I haven't coded C in 10 years
[05:37] <pangloss> steven_, all you do is open gedit, code whatever you wan and then save the file
[05:37] <pangloss> steven_, then, when you want to compile, $gcc filename
[05:37] <steven_> that lame huh?
[05:38] <pangloss> steven_, and your output will be at a.out
[05:38] <Matt1360> Assuming your code is good, that is
[05:38] <pangloss> steven_, to run your program after its compiled, at prompt $ ./a.out
[05:38] <insta1> hey guys, are there any install ISOs (hopefully of server) that use /dev/ttyS0 as a console for installing?  i'd like to install to a headless box
[05:38] <omnydevi> is there a program that will let windows see a ext3 internal hdd without wanting to format it and lose all my data?
[05:38] <pangloss> steven_, you can give your program a proper name using the -o switch to gcc
[05:39] <firefly2442> mrh: you could try uninstalling and reinstalling maybe? sudo apt-get --purge remove ktorrent (this purge will remove all configuration files too)
[05:39] <omnydevi> it has my cod4 install...thats a long download
[05:39] <Matt1360> Ookay... My turn...
[05:39] <insta1> omnydevi: yes, look to ext2ifs
[05:39] <mrh> firefly2442: I have considered it, however, I did just that for transmission, and . . .
[05:39] <ga_bash> hi guys. i was trying to compile an ubuntu kernel but when i invoked #make I got this this error scripts/kconfig/conf.o error
[05:39] <mrh> firefly2442: I guess it is one of its components
[05:39] <Matt1360> I have a board with onboard graphics, it's being pesky with performance. It's a GeForce 6100 chipset. I'm running the 180.41 drivers retrieved through envy.
[05:39] <spencer> anyone for some ATi driver help? it's not like i haven't googled it
[05:40] <ga_bash> and silent/oldconfig error 2
[05:40] <Matt1360> Is there anything I can do to increase performance? I'm attempting to run "StepMania" at 640x480.
[05:40] <omnydevi> insta1: thanks mate, i just installed a winblows parition to play a game. other than that its all linux, just hate how windows handles anything outside of what they make/steal/monopolize
[05:40] <mrh> spencer: wish I could help
[05:40] <omnydevi> by deleting
[05:40] <Matt1360> I'm getting a consistent (almost seemingly capped) framerate of 5fps.
[05:40] <steven_> Alright. Thanks. Sorry for the super noob questions
[05:40] <warnet> ceWEk aZha
[05:40] <superboy> need help my brasero burning software says "it is not posible to write with the current plugins "what does this mean?
[05:41] <firefly2442> mrh: did you try removing the hidden files/folders that it uses for your account (then when it launches it will recreate them)
[05:41] <pangloss> Matt1360, you dont have another video card lying around? even a crappy one will improve performance..
[05:41] <arunreddy> Hello everyone. My laptop integrated cam is not working with skype. Am using Ubuntu 64 bit Jaunty. Any help please...
[05:41] <Matt1360> pangloss: No, unfortunately.
[05:41] <omnydevi> insta1: It provides Windows NT4.0/2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008 with full access to Linux Ext2  volumes. Know if that is the same for ext3?
[05:41] <mrh> firefly2442: hmmm, well, I used the CL command you suggested when I removed transmission
[05:41] <pangloss> steven_,  no problem, dont eb afraid to ask more questions
[05:41] <OpenSorce> I seriously need help, my Nvidia driver has decided I can only get 640x480 resolution. Even when I edit xorg.conf adding a Modes section it ignores it.
[05:41] <insta1> ext2 IS ext3
[05:41] <insta1> just with a journal
[05:41] <omnydevi> yeah
[05:41] <omnydevi> sweet
[05:41] <superboy> need help my brasero burning software says "it is not posible to write with the current plugins "what does this mean?
[05:41] <Matt1360> pangloss: I fail to see that this chipset should be running this poorly on a game requiring very limited resources.
[05:42] <omnydevi> thanks mate, sorry for spamming if I did
[05:42] <mrh> firefly2442: think I will check and see if those are gone
[05:42] <steven_> I still cannot mount a drive. I cannot look at what is on a DVD and it sucks
[05:42] <aurilliance> If I download a pre-comiled program, where do I put it, there is no 'program files directory'
[05:42] <aurilliance> *compiled
[05:42] <superboy> need help my brasero burning software says "it is not posible to write with the current plugins "what does this mean?
[05:42] <insta1> aurilliance: what's the extension?
[05:42] <firefly2442> mrh: well, there's a difference between the configuration files that the app stores in /etc/ (usually) and the files it stores for your account username (usually /home/username/.hiddenfolder  ) or whatnot
[05:42] <steven_> Unable to mount location.  No media in the drive.  There is too something in it lol
[05:42] <billybigrigger> aurilliance::: /usr/local/bin?
[05:42] <steven_> How do I fix this?
[05:42] <billybigrigger> aurilliance::: /usr/bin
[05:43] <OpenSorce> aurilliance, have you tried finding the .deb for the program?
[05:43] <arunreddy> Hello everyone. My laptop integrated cam is not working with skype. Am using Ubuntu 64 bit Jaunty. Any help please...
[05:43] <superboy> need help my brasero burning software says "it is not posible to write with the current plugins "what does this mean?
[05:43] <mrh> firefly2442: I see, I thought purge would take care of all those,I will look into this
[05:43] <billybigrigger> arunreddy::: does it work with other cam software? cheese?
[05:43] <firefly2442> arunreddy: is it enabled in the BIOS?
[05:43] <aurilliance> insta1: there is none. I donwloaded scilab-5-1-1 in inside the folder /bin there is a (linux) executable
[05:43] <pangloss> steven_, thats what it says when you put it in the cd drive?
[05:43] <mrh> firefly2442: thanks friend
[05:43] <arunreddy> i dont know
[05:43] <arunreddy> how to do it
[05:43] <firefly2442> mrh: np, good luck
[05:43] <billybigrigger> arunreddy::: sudo apt-get install cheese
[05:43] <arunreddy> it worked fine with 8.10 32 bit last time
[05:43] <billybigrigger> arunreddy::: see if it works in there
[05:44] <aurilliance> insta1: there is none. I downloaded scilab-5-1-1 in inside the folder /bin there is a (linux) executable
[05:44] <mrh> see you all later
[05:44] <insta1> aurilliance: heard you the first time champ :)
[05:44] <superboy> need help my brasero burning software says "it is not posible to write with the current plugins "what does this mean?
[05:44] <steven_> I click on Computer under placed and dbl-click on CD-RW/DVD+-RW Drive
[05:44] <aurilliance> insta1: srry lag :P
[05:44] <arunreddy> thanks i shall try it
[05:44] <insta1> aurilliance: what happens if you double-click the executable?
[05:44] <billybigrigger> arunreddy::: ok, then type lspci or lsusb in the terminal and see if its recognized
[05:44] <aurilliance> insta1: It runs fine
[05:44] <insta1> *dusts hands* problem solved.
[05:44] <steven_> All I want to do is browse the files on my DVD and it will not let me lol
[05:44] <aurilliance> insta1: I just want somewhere to put it other than my desktop :P
[05:44] <insta1> so put it in your home folder
[05:44] <aurilliance> ah
[05:45] <insta1> lots of people have ~/bin/
[05:45] <aurilliance> ok
[05:45] <superboy> need help my brasero burning software says "it is not posible to write with the current plugins "what does this mean?
[05:45] <insta1> no reason you can't have ~/bin/scilab/
[05:45] <aurilliance> I'll use /bin then
[05:45] <aurilliance> insta1: thanks
[05:45] <aurilliance> superboy: no need to flood. If someone knows the answer, they will answer
[05:45] <Vissud> bleh, not being able to use skype is going to drive me to windows at this rate
[05:45] <swiftarrow> aurilliance, another place is /opt lots of things go in there
[05:45] <firefly2442> aurilliance: I think insta1 means /home/username/bin not /bin/ just to clarify :)
[05:45] <steven_> I click on Computer under placed and dbl-click on CD-RW/DVD+-RW Drive
[05:46] <insta1> aurilliance: don't put it in /bin of your root drive
[05:46] <aurilliance> firefly2442: Yeah, that's what I meant too :P lol
[05:46] <firefly2442> aurilliance: the ~/ (tilde) means your home directory
[05:46] <pangloss> steven_, does your dvd work in another computer?
[05:46] <DIL> superboy: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/brasero/+bug/322769
[05:46] <aurilliance> firefly2442: thanks tho
[05:46] <steven_> Aye
[05:46] <arunreddy> billybigrigger: Bus 001 Device 002: ID 05a9:2640 OmniVision Technologies, Inc.
[05:46] <swiftarrow> superboy download k3b.  It solved all my brasero problems ;)
[05:46] <steven_> Ubuntu is not letting me watch Transformers and drool over Megan Fox and that is just not cool. I need to fix this
[05:47] <menthis> men_this
[05:47] <swiftarrow> steven_, download vlc
[05:47] <firefly2442> steven_: yeah, VLC should let you play DVDs
[05:47] <pangloss> swiftarrow, his computer is not recognizing that there is a dvd in the drive
[05:47] <swiftarrow> pangloss, oh thanks for clarification.
[05:47] <steven_> I also want to be able to browse my DVD like I would a folder and it is not letting me. I keep getting this no mounted and no media in drive crap
[05:47] <swiftarrow> steven_, try cleaning your lense?  do other dvds work?
[05:48] <arunreddy> billybigrigger :  i dont find it when i run lspci
[05:48] <steven_> No
[05:48] <insta1> steven_: what happens when you try to mount it from the command line?
[05:48] <steven_> But some autoappear on the desktop
[05:48] <steven_> I dunno how to do that
[05:48] <spencer> why don't the open source ATi drivers work?
[05:48] <spencer> i don't get that.. higher than 1024 for an open source driver isn't unreasonable
[05:49] <|freddy|> hello, my usb keyboard is not being detected....anyone know something about this?
[05:49] <OpenSorce> Anyone have Nvidia drivers decide they can only have 640x480 resolution?
[05:49] <firefly2442> steven_: are you unmounting your DVDs before you eject and remove them? sometimes I have issues with that where it can't mount the new disk because I didn't properly unmount the previous one
[05:49] <swiftarrow> steven_, then it's probably a drive problem.  I'd start with cleaning the lense.  You can usually buy lense cleaners (they are normal cds with brushes on them) from normal hardware stores
[05:49] <spencer> OpenSorce: yeah but with ATi, it's shit
[05:49] <dsnyders> Hi all.  Is the Geforce2 Mx400 capable of wide screen resolutions.
[05:49] <steven_> I have to unmount dvds before I eject them? heh
[05:49] <steven_> I guess that could be it
[05:49] <steven_> Cuz it used to work lol
[05:49] <insta1> steven_: click Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal
[05:49] <steven_> Yeah, I am there now
[05:49] <superboy> n writing mode for k3b do i put auto?
[05:49] <insta1> steven_: from there, 'sudo mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/'
[05:50] <|freddy|> hello, my usb keyboard is not being detected....anyone know something about this?
[05:50] <swiftarrow> steven_, hope that's it.  would be happy to be wrong here.
[05:50] <insta1> pastebin the results
[05:50] <firefly2442> steven_: yeah, just right click on the disc on your desktop and goto unmount, easy :)
[05:50] <pangloss> superboy, yes
[05:50] <superboy> ok thanks
[05:50] <|freddy|> all other USB stuff I stick in is detected
[05:50] <|freddy|> but the keyboard is a no no
[05:50] <steven_> Typed it. It is taking awhile now
[05:50] <steven_> unknown device
[05:50] <insta1> o_O
[05:50] <swiftarrow> |freddy|, does the kbd work with other computers?
[05:50] <|freddy|> yup
[05:51] <insta1> pastebin the results of 'dmesg | tail -n20'
[05:51] <firefly2442> insta1: could it be /dev/cdrom0 or something?
[05:51] <swiftarrow> |freddy|, does it work with other ubuntu versions?
[05:51] <insta1> firefly2442: perhaps, but i'm concerned that he said it took awhile
[05:51] <|freddy|> i have no idea
[05:51] <steven_> I just usually eject
[05:51] <insta1> unknown device should fail immediately
[05:51] <|freddy|> im testing the live cd
[05:51] <steven_> Why mount and unmount at all?
[05:51] <steven_> Windows does not seem to do that
[05:51] <insta1> steven_: ubuntu will usually unmount the CD behind the scenes when you press eject
[05:52] <insta1> windows does too, for that matter
[05:52] <insta1> it just complains less
[05:52] <swiftarrow> |freddy| then I'm not sure.  if it's some consolation, I've had some things not work in livecd, but work after install / update.
[05:52] <steven_> The CD does not always pop an icon up on the Desktop either
[05:52] <steven_> that varies widely
[05:52] <|freddy|> oh well, lets see then
[05:52] <|freddy|> :)
[05:52] <firefly2442> is there a technical difference between unmounting versus ejecting a device?
[05:52] <steven_> I cannot mount it. says no media in drive when there is
[05:52] <insta1> firefly2442: one has to happen before the other ... kinda like turning off your engine before removing your keys.
[05:52] <ga_bash> hi guys. i am trying to compile a kernel but with no luck..
[05:52] <swiftarrow> |freddy|, no garuntees tho... ;)
[05:53] <dsnyders> steven_, the idea behind unmounting is to ensure that all the buffers are written to the disk.
[05:53] <steven_> What does that mean? lol
[05:53] <insta1> dsnyders: and to send the message that the filesystem is going to disappear, so programs using it can be shut down cleanly before it's unmounted
[05:53] <swiftarrow> steven_, it means that the computer is done with it, and doesnt need it anymore
[05:53] <malv> how on earth do you set up samba to respect the guest access feature in gnome?
[05:53] <xiong> i regularly unmount my usb thumb drive before physically unplugging it -- am i wasting my time?
[05:53] <malv> it just gives me errors
[05:54] <pangloss> xiong, noooo keep unmounting
[05:54] <insta1> xiong: noooo
[05:54] <insta1> dang it pangloss
[05:54] <pangloss> haha
[05:54] <ga_bash> hey can anyone help me with my kernel build.  :)
[05:54] <firefly2442> xiong: usually it writes the data to the device before unmounting no?
[05:54] <xiong> yah, it seems wise enough and not excessive work on my part
[05:55] <steven_> Vlc doesn't want to seem to play my movie
[05:55] <steven_> grrr
[05:55] <firefly2442> xiong: I would just get nervous that it wouldn't write the data correctly or something
[05:55] <pangloss> ga_bash, there are some pretty good tutorials online http://www.howtoforge.com/kernel_compilation_ubuntu
[05:55] <xiong> i can't figure how to unmount under windoz tho so i just pull it out -- i cross my fingers, i'm not writing to the drive under windoz, only reading to printer
[05:55] <pangloss> xiong, typically there is a safely remove hardware icon in the try on win
[05:55] <insta1> steven_: wait ...
[05:55] <dsnyders> xiong, under windows there is an icon in the system tray.
[05:56] <insta1> steven_: have you installed libdvdcss?
[05:56] <fluvvell> In a fresh Jaunty install, the spelling dictionary in Openoffice is not working, any pointers?
[05:56] <ga_bash> pangloss, thanks but i am pretty much accomplished with the process as i have compiled a lot before but in ubuntu it pops up an error that i can figure out.
[05:56] <steven_> I just autoremoved a bunch of stuff after build-essential told me to
[05:56] <L1nuxReign> xiong, you are not wasting your time, notice that if you send a large file to the trash can and you try to unplug the device without unmounting, it will leave part of that file into the pen drive but it will be not visible, just an example
[05:56] <steven_> lemme check
[05:56] <insta1> steven_: dpkg --get-selections | grep libdvdcss
[05:56] <xiong> well i'm not going to worry about windoz
[05:56] <sdlwof> apt-get install errors, http://pastebin.com/m5e408665
[05:56] <steven_> I got libdvdread4
[05:56] <sdlwof> what's the fix for this?
[05:56] <steven_> that count?
[05:56] <insta1> steven_: are you trying to play an actual legit DVD?
[05:57] <pangloss> fluvvell, go to Administration>> Language support
[05:57] <steven_> Yes
[05:57] <fluvvell> did that
[05:57] <Juzman-EeePC> Anyone know how to (successfully) get Artwiz fonts working in jaunty? I symlinked yes-bitmap to /etc/fonts/conf.d/ edited local.conf and fccache -fv
[05:57] <pangloss> fluvvell, make sure english is checked off
[05:58] <fluvvell> pangloss: we're in New Zealand, and it is selected correctly.
[05:58] <insta1> steven_: you might have a region mismatch
[05:58] <Ademan> what are *.desktop file's exec= section executed with? /bin/sh ?
[05:58] <dsnyders> I bought a wide screen LCD monitor.  Can the nvidia GeForce2 MX 400 do wide screen?
[05:58] <pangloss> fluvvell, and you have openoffice language support installed correctly too?
[05:58] <insta1> steven_: check out the 'regionset' package
[05:58] <KingKimi> hi
[05:59] <insta1> dsnyders: what resolution are you trying to actually hit?
[05:59] <pallu> hello all of you
[05:59] <swiftarrow> !ask > pallu
[05:59] <steven_> I do not have regionset
[05:59] <dsnyders> insta1, 1680*1050
[05:59] <steven_> Should I install?
[05:59] <pallu> what do i need to be able to view dvds
[05:59] <fluvvell> pangloss: its showing the same in options language, but I am about to dig down to see if the dictionary is installed. The old helpful wizard is not there now.
[05:59] <KingKimi> My splash screen when ubuntu starts , is not working.. it says image not found ... and starting to run texts "reading files needed to boot [ok] >>>>>>>>>>> [ok] >>>>>> [ok] .......... "  how do i restore my usual loading screen ????
[05:59] <swiftarrow> !dvd > pallu
[06:00] <swiftarrow> !dvd
[06:00] <insta1> steven_: perhaps.  have you ever been able to play this specific DVD on that specific drive before?
[06:00] <steven_> Yes
[06:00] <swiftarrow> pallu, perhaps try vlc
[06:00] <insta1> snap
[06:00] <pallu> i did its not working
[06:00] <dsnyders> insta1, However, even if I try a lower wide screen resolution, it comes out as 4:3
[06:00] <steven_> I cannot get a single movie to work for Ubuntu.  This is frustrating
[06:01] <pangloss> fluvvell, just go to http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/en_US-dict and download the dictionary you want, and then double click it on desktop
[06:01] <insta1> steven_: try installing the gstreamer-plugins-{good,bad,ugly} packages
[06:01] <vertix> orange-wedge, are you there?
[06:01] <yaris123456789> hey guys is there something like gui SCP, where I can browse through my web server and open up things and edit them in some sort of IDE, and when i hit save, it uploads it ?
[06:01] <KingKimi> steven_, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[06:01] <dsnyders> instal, I can't seem to find any info on google
[06:01] <steven_> It is already the newest version
[06:02] <pangloss> fluvvell, openoffice will do the rest for you, then make sure it is checked off in tools > language> for selection
[06:02] <swiftarrow> yaris123456789, it depends.  Do you have SSH to your server?
[06:02] <dsnyders> steven_, have you tried mplayer?
[06:02] <swiftarrow> yaris123456789, if so, you could connect to server (i'm not clear on how to do this, but it's possible) using ssh
[06:02] <KingKimi> steven_, install ubuntu-restricted-extras from synaptic.....
[06:02] <insta1> dsnyders: you're not alone apparently
[06:02] <pangloss> yaris123456789, just use gftp and sync with your server
[06:02] <KingKimi> !medibuntu > steven_
[06:02] <insta1> steven_: without the output from dmesg | tail i can't diagnose further
[06:03] <binskipy2u> hey everyone, is it really worth going from a working 8.10 install to a new 9.04?  isnt 8.10 suppported with updates 1 year longer then 9.04?
[06:03] <binskipy2u> or is that 8.04
[06:03] <binskipy2u> thats supported 3 years?
[06:03] <insta1> it's 8.04
[06:03] <pangloss> binskipy2u, 8.04 is the lts release
[06:03] <yaris123456789> pangloss: gftp? okay. i found SecPanel, however it doesn't let me browse through my webserver and open and edit files in sync
[06:03] <swiftarrow> binskipy2u, its 8.04
[06:03] <KingKimi> binskipy2u, 9.04 has a matrix screen saver B-) B-)
[06:03] <insta1> 9.04 is nice
[06:03] <firefly2442> yaris123456789: konqueror can do SFTP, I'm sure there are other clients out there too
[06:03] <Juzman-EeePC> No one has any info on Artwiz fonts in Ubuntu 9.04?
[06:03] <yaris123456789> like do you guys know WinSCP ? im looking for ubuntu version of that
[06:04] <dsnyders> insta1, I suppose I'll just live in vertical letterbox mode until I upgrade my hardware in a month or so.
[06:04] <yaris123456789> i'll google
[06:04] <KingKimi>  My splash screen when ubuntu starts , is not working.. it says image not found ... and starting to run texts "reading files needed to boot [ok] >>>>>>>>>>> [ok] >>>>>> [ok] .......... "  how do i restore my usual loading screen ????
[06:04] <swiftarrow> yaris123456789, have you tried running winscp in wine?
[06:04] <insta1> dsnyders: i've had good luck with the radeon x1300 actually, if you're not looking for performance
[06:04] <yaris123456789> swiftarrow: no i dont know how to run stuff on wine
[06:04] <insta1> quiet, fanless, no external power connection, supported by the open source drivers
[06:05] <firefly2442> yaris123456789: this might help too: http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/10/28/how-to-mount-a-remote-ssh-filesystem-using-sshfs/
[06:05] <yaris123456789> thank you
[06:05] <insta1> yaris: firefly's link is a good one ... sshfs rocks
[06:05] <vertix> i am still having problem booting 8.10 even without 2nd IDE drive. It does not even boot on a single sata drive, what could possibly be the problem? file system is clean but it can not mount the root partition
[06:05] <swiftarrow> yaris123456789, it's pretty easy: install wine, double click the installer in ubuntu, cross fingers, and pray.  If everythign is ok, it will install, and you can then open the program.
[06:05] <swiftarrow> yaris123456789, i recommend the link too.
[06:06] <dsnyders> insta1, All I need is something that can do wide screen and play video files.  I don't do any 3D gaming (especially on my 800MHz box)
[06:06] <yaris123456789> swiftarrow: can i install even games like that? is it possible to run windows program from a mount ?
[06:06] <KingKimi> yaris123456789, even COD works in wine
[06:07] <swiftarrow> yaris123456789, see the wine website.  it has a list of programs and games that work.  There is a way to run windows programs from the windows partition, search google.  I found it once, but didn't try.
[06:07] <pangloss> vertix, could be something wring with your fstab
[06:07] <yaris123456789> swiftarrow: thank you
[06:07] <insta1> still pimping the x1300, although i'm guessing you don't have PCIe
[06:07] <binskipy2u> im very happy with 9.04 i think its kick ass, and gnome seems to "flow" better then kde
[06:07] <pangloss> !fstab | vertix
[06:08] <pragad7> how do i upgrade from cd . i am dual booting with xp and ubuntu 8.10
[06:08] <yaris123456789> btw, i didn't have to mount. i can access all my windows stuff in /host/
[06:08] <dsnyders> insta1, I don't think so.  I think my board is PCI+ISA+AGP
[06:08] <yaris123456789> is that normal ?
[06:09] <fluvvell> pangloss, *that* was very smooth
[06:09] <pangloss> !upgrade | pragad7
[06:09] <swiftarrow> yaris123456789, are you using the wubi install?
[06:09] <yaris123456789> swiftarrow: wubi ?
[06:09] <pangloss> fluvvell, did it work for you?
[06:09] <dsnyders> insta1, I'll take a look at the x1300.  Is it fully supported under linux?
[06:09] <swiftarrow> yaris123456789, never mind.  Yes it's normal, if it works.
[06:09] <fluvvell> I've installed many dictionaries into openoffice since version 1, and that experience ran close to ephemeral.
[06:09] <fluvvell> pangloss, yes. Very much so.
[06:09] <insta1> dsnyders: won't work on anything but pcie
[06:10] <pangloss> fluvvell, good word choice
[06:10] <insta1> pulls roughly 1000fps on my box with one
[06:10] <insta1> using the r300 driver
[06:10] <insta1> which is NOT fglrx, and therefore open source
[06:10] <fluvvell> pangloss, They've clearly done a heap of work on integration, using extensions. I Like It. Very Much.
[06:10] <vertix> Booting off sata single drive configuration, i get error: [0.700329 Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount fs on unknown-block (8,1)
[06:10] <Amarok__>  guys do i need a graphic card to enable growl like notifications in ubuntu 9.04
[06:10] <yaris123456789> amazing! hard drive is not getting hot running ubuntu vs. vista!
[06:11] <vertix> just before it, i get this error: [0.700183] VFS: Can not open root-device "<NULL>" or unknown-block (8,1)
[06:11] <KingKimi> pragad7, you will need alternate.iso of ubuntu 9.04
[06:11] <pangloss> fluvvell, yes, treating the dictionaries as extensions was a good move by OO
[06:11] <vertix> anybody knows what these errors are?
[06:11] <KingKimi> pragad7, and just mount it ..  it will start the upgrade
[06:11] <Amarok__>  guys do i need a graphic card to enable growl like notifications in ubuntu 9.04
[06:11] <KingKimi>  My splash screen when ubuntu starts , is not working.. it says image not found ... and starting to run texts "reading files needed to boot [ok] >>>>>>>>>>> [ok] >>>>>> [ok] .......... "  how do i restore my usual loading screen ????
[06:11] <nickolaus> I upgraded my laptop and I'm getting " kernel panic - not syncing : VFS: unable to mount root FS on unknown-block" when it boots. Any ideas?
[06:12] <dsnyders> insta1, well, pcie is an option.  I'm planning to upgrade my entire machine.
[06:12] <alsa> has anyone managed to get alsa working correctly in jaunty?
[06:12] <insta1> fair warning: i don't know how high of a resolution they support
[06:12] <vertix> nickolaus, EXACTLY the same error i get on 8.10
[06:12] <insta1> i've used them successfully up to 1280x1024
[06:12] <insta1> they're also dirt cheap
[06:12] <krammer_> what is a transmission blockfile?
[06:12] <insta1> i got mine for $13
[06:13] <pangloss> KingKimi, have you tried system>>administration>>login window
[06:13] <vertix> nickolaus, which ubuntu version are you running?
[06:13] <dsnyders> instal, well, at least the price is right :-)
[06:13] <nickolaus> vertix i got it upgrading to 8.10
[06:13] <Amarok__>  guys do i need a graphic card to enable growl like notifications in ubuntu 9.04
[06:13] <pangloss> Amarok__, no
[06:13] <insta1> dsnyders: well, i can't find them that cheap online anymore
[06:13] <insta1> i have one more laying around
[06:13] <KingKimi> pangloss, what to do in that dialog box ?
[06:13] <dsnyders> Amarok__, wouldn't you need a sound card for growling?
[06:13] <insta1> i'll trade you x1300 vs. gf2
[06:14] <Amarok__> you sure pangloss
[06:14] <Matt1360> Anyone be able to help me with a video performance issue? I've got an onboard GeForce 6100, running glxgears at ~2500fps. The game I'm trying to run (at 640x480) is running at a seemingly capped 5fps
[06:14] <vertix> nickolaus, looks like there is a bug in this version (8.10)
[06:14] <pangloss> KingKimi, click local, and try changing the login screen
[06:14] <Amarok__> thats not funny dsnyders
[06:14] <binskipy2u> gforce 6100 idont think is a good enough card
[06:14] <pangloss> Amarok__, yes...
[06:14] <binskipy2u> to run games at any "fun" rate
[06:14] <vertix> here is what I get: [0.700183] VFS: Can not open root-device "<NULL>" or unknown-block (8,1)
[06:14] <nickolaus> vertix is there a fix? i need to get it up and running asap.
[06:14] <vertix> [0.700244] Please append correct "root=" option; here are available partitions:
[06:14] <vertix> [0.700329 Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount fs on unknown-block (8,1)
[06:15] <pangloss> !pastebin | vertix
[06:15] <pragad7> so can i upgrade from cd by typing gksu "sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade" in the terminal in ubuntu. iam dual booting ubuntu and windows xp. dont want to reinstall xp.please confirm if this method is right
[06:15] <Matt1360> binskipy2u, the game I'm trying to run is "StepMania" - It runs flawlessly under Windows in a test environment.
[06:15] <vertix> nickolaus, can you read my errors and see if this is what YOU get?
[06:15] <nickolaus> vertix kernel panic - not syncing : VFS: unable to mount root FS on unknown-block (0,0) not 8,1
[06:15] <vertix> nickolaus, i've been screwing with this thing for a week without sleep
[06:15] <binskipy2u> sorry matt, i just know from spec wise, 6100 is usually onboard and comes with many computers you buy at best buy etc
[06:15] <dsnyders> Amarok__, sorry.  It's late for me, and I'm getting a little punchy, I guess.  Seemed funny when I typed it.  Apologies.
[06:16] <binskipy2u> i have an onboard card, it's ati
[06:16] <binskipy2u> and i dont play any games at all,  never got into them
[06:16] <binskipy2u> not worth trying to keep up graphics wise to me
[06:16] <Cryptic_Bat> nickolaus: Have you trieds using intrepid Ibex 8.10 lts
[06:16] <vertix> nickolaus, that's ok. i got that one also, block number does not matter, it comes in several flavors depending on how you are trying to but it
[06:16] <pangloss> Cryptic_Bat, 8.10 is not an lts release
[06:16] <krammer_> what is a transmission blockfile?
[06:17] <Daremonai> how can I run something on startup after some delay
[06:17] <pragad7> kingkimi i dont have the alternate iso of ubuntu 9.04 i got the iso image forkuubntu9.04 can i still upgrade from the cd
[06:17] <CPUFreak91> Where can I find the kernel module for p4 frequency scaling?
[06:17] <Amarok__> its fine man its just that i have had a pretty rough day
[06:17] <CPUFreak91> I've got a Dell Inspiron 1150 that's running really slowly, and I noticed that cpu freq scaling isn't working.
[06:17] <vertix> nickolaus, what drive are you using? did you say you are trying to put it on laptop?
[06:18] <binskipy2u> anyone have a good ubuntu tweak site? guide? how-to.. for services, fstab, boot tweaks etc?
[06:18] <pangloss> Daremonai, you mean, besides adding it to the startup programs in system>>preferences>>sessions ?
[06:18] <vertix> nickolaus, do you know the sata controller chipset brand and manufacturer?
[06:18] <binskipy2u> something to really "streamline" your ubuntu install
[06:18] <Cryptic_Bat> wops I meant to say 8.04 intrepid ibex
[06:18] <nickolaus> vertix yeah. I was told it was because the kernal was never upgraded because it failed to complete the upgrade.
[06:18] <dsnyders> Amarok__, what is this growl notification thing you're talking about?
[06:18] <WebDawg> how do i search aptitude?
[06:18] <Daremonai> pangloss, I mean, i wanna be able to do smth like: sleep 5 && wine "application" &
[06:18] <insta1> WebDawg: heh, aptitude search
[06:19] <WebDawg> ahh
[06:19] <WebDawg> i did --search
[06:19] <Cryptic_Bat> woops I meant to say 8.04 intrepid ibex
[06:19] <doink1212> how do I install mac-on-linux?
[06:19] <pangloss> binskipy2u, http://ubuntu-tweak.com/
[06:19] <koshari> binskipy2u i used to use ubuntuguide
[06:19] <vertix> nickolaus, i don't get what you mean about kernel upgrade
[06:19] <Kalmi> doink1212, :D
[06:19] <pangloss> Daremonai, you can probably set a cron job to run 5mins after startup
[06:20] <vertix> nickolaus, who told you this and can you tell me exactly what they told you?
[06:20] <pangloss> !cron | Daremonai
[06:20] <Daremonai> pangloss, ok
[06:20] <krammer_> what is a transmission blockfile?
[06:20] <ja660k> does anyone know xslt because #xml wont reply
[06:20] <Daremonai> thanks
[06:20] <Roasted> Question - If I set a crontab entry to run as the user "fred", will that script run as fred even if Bob is logged in?
[06:20] <alsa> does anybody here have alsa working properly? because I would like to know what version
[06:20] <nmvictor>  
[06:20] <pangloss> krammer_, google it
[06:20] <nmvictor> hi all
[06:21] <pangloss> !hi | nmvictor
[06:21] <dsnyders> g'nigh all!
[06:21] <vertix> nickolaus, the problem with kernel is that it boots off of liveCD, so there is something really funky with 8.10. it does not look that straightforward
[06:21] <Kalmi> Roasted, sure... (but don't expect GUI apps to work with cron)
[06:21] <krammer_> pangloss, what is google?
[06:21] <WebDawg> how do i search aptitude online
[06:21] <ketch> just upgraded to Jaunty from Intrepid and HP dv8000 AMD64 laptop is runnig 90*C, fan is on full.  Help please.
[06:21] <WebDawg> ?
[06:21] <Roasted> kalmi - no, it's just an rsync script. That should work?
[06:21] <Kalmi> Roasted, sure
[06:21] <nmvictor> alsa:here
[06:22] <Cryptic_Bat> !alsa
[06:22] <pangloss> krammer_, lol
[06:22] <Roasted> kalmi - I just want to have both home directories of each user on this computer to be backed up on a 2nd drive in the computer. But fred can't rsync bob's stuff. I wasn't sure if using crontab (fred as fred, bob as bob) would execute even if the opposite user is logged in
[06:22] <doink1212> anybody, mac-on-linux, how do i install?
[06:22] <pangloss> !google | krammer_
[06:22] <nmvictor> WebDwag:what do you mean?you want to search the word aptitude or what?
[06:22] <pragad7> i got ubuntu8.10 and windows xp .  i am trying to upgrade to kubuntu 9.04 with a cd iso image htat i burnt to a cd .how do i up.i was given a link her and it says i will need the alternate cd. so can i not upgrade with the regular cd image
[06:22] <pangloss> WebDawg, http://packages.ubuntu.com
[06:22] <Kalmi> Roasted, you could backup the whole home directory as root
[06:23] <Roasted> kalmi - I don't want to use root, though.
[06:23] <Roasted> kalmi - I just want to do this at the user level.
[06:23] <Kalmi> Roasted, your approach should work fine
[06:23] <vertix> anybody knows if i can upgrade to 9.04 off of 8.10 live CD? cause i can't fry from ISO
[06:23] <pangloss> pragad7, no, you need the alternate to upgrade from CD. you could alternatively just upgrade from aptitude
[06:23] <Roasted> kalmi - thanks dood
[06:23] <alsa> thanks but I've been all over the forums. I am using a USB audio device that used to work and have been all over the forums, the prevalent solution is to use OSS and pulse. I am hoping for an older version of alsa that is not borked
[06:24] <vertix> nickolaus, do you have a sata drive?
[06:24] <pragad7> pangloss how do i upgrade with the regular cd. do i have to remove ubuntu 8.10and then install 9.04
[06:25] <ketch> Bump on overheating Jaunty?
[06:25] <pangloss> pragad7, thats one alternative.... i dont knwo why you would do that though
[06:26] <w00tz> there's a terminal that displays 4 shells @ once, i forget what it was called. any ideas?
[06:26] <pragad7> pangloss because i got slow internet connection. cannot afford to download alternate cd
[06:26] <CPUFreak91> It seems that the CPU on my Dell Inspiron 1150 is throttled down to 133Mhz. How can I speed it up?
[06:26] <CPUFreak91> I'm on Jaunty
[06:26] <pragad7> i alredy downloaded the regular cd
[06:26] <asdf_> can someone tell me how to enable compiz fusion cube on ubuntu 9.04
[06:26] <asdf_> compiz settings manager is not an available package
[06:27] <Matt1360> CPUFreak91, what does cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i mhz report?
[06:27] <Matt1360> "cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i mhz" rather
[06:27] <pangloss> asdf_, is compizconfig-settings-manager
[06:28] <pangloss> its*
[06:28] <esr> An Ubuntu upgrade has rendered my maqin system unbootable; initramfs cannot find the root device by UUID. I'm seeking emergency help.
[06:28] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: One sec
[06:28] <vesayth> Hi, I don't know if anyone here can help me with this (if not, could anyone suggest a room to join for help on it?). I just flashed dd-wrt onto my router, and the Applications and Gaming section is missing on it so I can't set up port forwarding. Anyone have any idea what the problem is? Google searches turn up nothing.
[06:28] <asdf_> pangloss: no
[06:28] <KingKimi> pangloss, No.. not that..
[06:28] <insta1> vesayth: PM me
[06:28] <KingKimi> pangloss, what i ask is "the ubuntu logo with the progess bar loading from left to right"
[06:28] <insta1> i use dd-wrt, i can help you
[06:28] <ketch> anyone else hearing about Jaunty overheating?
[06:29] <KingKimi> pangloss, that is not coming up .. instead some running text
[06:29] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: It's returning 2597.786
[06:29] <pragad7> dual booting xp and ubuntu. how od i unistall ubuntu without losing xp
[06:29] <CPUFreak91> let me start gnome
[06:29] <pangloss> KingKimi, =/
[06:29] <pangloss> asdf_, what do you mean no?
[06:29] <Matt1360> CPUFreak91, I'm assuming you're running a laptop with a 2.6 in it?
[06:29] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: yes
[06:29] <Vissud> well, i give up
[06:29] <Vissud> back to windows for a while
[06:29] <KingKimi> pangloss, ? :(
[06:29] <Vissud> *sigh&
[06:29] <asdf_> root@ubuntu:~# sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[06:29] <asdf_> Reading package lists... Done
[06:29] <asdf_> Building dependency tree
[06:29] <asdf_> Reading state information... Done
[06:29] <asdf_> E: Couldn't find package compizconfig-settings-manager
[06:29] <FloodBot1> asdf_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:29] <asdf_> root@ubuntu:~# sudo apt-get install compiz-settings-manager
[06:30] <Zencyde> Man, I don't see how you can go back to Windows.
[06:30] <KingKimi> !paste | asdf_
[06:30] <Guest25119> I just accidentally saved over a file, is there anyway to restore the old version? It's just an odt
[06:30] <Zencyde> I mean, repositories.
[06:30] <Matt1360> CPUFreak91, there is a thing called "CPU Scaling"
[06:30] <Matt1360> It will bump your CPU speed around as it's required.
[06:30] <Zencyde> C'mon. How can you not love "sudo apt-get"ing everything?
[06:30] <pragad7> how do i unistall ubuntu without having to reinstall xp . i am dulabooting xp and ubuntu
[06:30] <superboy> help it says "W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 2836CB0A8AC93F7A
[06:30] <superboy> "
[06:30] <asdf_> E: Couldn't find package compiz-settings-manager
[06:30] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: I tried adding the CPU scaling applet in gnome and it told me CPU scaling wasn't supported
[06:30] <Kalmi> vertix, what do you mean  "i can't fry from ISO"?
[06:30] <pangloss> asdf_, do you have the universe repositories enables?
[06:30] <vertix> esr, looks like several ppl have the same problem, and its been there at least since 8.10
[06:30] <jess> Can someone help me with a general hw question regarding RAM?
[06:30] <KingKimi> asdf_, sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager compiz-fusion-plugins*
[06:30] <Matt1360> It may be built into the kernel and not configurable? - Don't quote me on this, though.
[06:31] <asdf_> E: Couldn't find package compizconfig-settings-manager
[06:31] <KingKimi> asdf_, try that single line command
[06:31] <arunreddy> laptop integrated web cam not working with cheese,  Ubuntu Jaunty Amd 64
[06:31] <KingKimi> pangloss, any help plz ?
[06:31] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: I heard that 9.04 compiled cpu scaling into the kernel and that, yes, it wasn't configurable
[06:31] <ketch> nobody else overheating on Jaunty?
[06:31] <vertix> Vissud, lucky you, you can go back to windows
[06:31] <asdf_> same result
[06:31] <arunreddy> Need some help :  laptop integrated web cam not working with cheese,  Ubuntu Jaunty Amd 64
[06:31] <pangloss> asdf_, you need to enable the universe repository, in System>>administration>>software sources
[06:31] <Matt1360> CPUFreak91, As required, it will speed up, you shouldn't notice any performance problems.
[06:32] <chuck_> !ask|jess
[06:32] <KingKimi> !webcam
[06:32] <jess> ubottu: thanks
[06:32] <KingKimi> pangloss, :( are yoyu there ?
[06:32] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: hrm, I wonder if it's something else then. Gnome and any apps running in the GUI are a real dog right now
[06:32] <pangloss> KingKimi, beyond what ubottu knows in !splash, I cant really be of more help
[06:32] <pangloss> !splash | KingKimi
[06:32] <Kalmi> vertixvertix, what do you mean  by "i can't fry from ISO"?
[06:32] <Guest25119> I just accidentally saved over a file, is there anyway to restore the old version? It's just an .odt
[06:32] <vertix> Kalmi, i am running off live CD and i can not boot windows cause it is infected, so i can only download non-iso version. is there non iso version of 9.04?
[06:33] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: I'm always running at ~97% CPU
[06:33] <jess> I've been having problems with my computer trying to install 8.04. I ran memtest and got a bunch of errors - supposedly my RAM has been tested and it's fine. Could this be a mobo problem?
[06:33] <KingKimi> pangloss, i have seen that already and installed gnome-splshscrn-manager from synaptic
[06:33] <KingKimi> pangloss, what2 do now ?
[06:33] <Kalmi> vertix, you create a USB installer
[06:33] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: open up a terminal and enter "top" to see what's using that much cpu
[06:33] <esr> vertix: Is there a procedure for troubkeshooting this docuntede anywhere?
[06:33] <Kalmi> vertix, you could create a USB installer
[06:34] <KingKimi> vertix, try unetbootin
[06:34] <pangloss> KingKimi, post to message boards and wait for someone more knowledgeable I guess
[06:34] <superboy> "
[06:34] <orange-wedge> vertix why can't you use your redhat partition?
[06:34] <Kalmi> KingKimi, hey, you are stealing my suggestion :)
[06:34] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: well that's the thing, nothing really. 5.5%us 7.5%sys but 92%id
[06:34] <orange-wedge> to dl a new copy and burn it?
[06:34] <KingKimi> Kalmi, because for me , create a usb disk in system did not work.. but unetbootin is very easy and it worked perfect
[06:35] <vertix> esr, i've been trying to get some info on this on this chan for at least 24 hrs. no luck so far
[06:35] <vertix> KingKimi, what is unetbootin?
[06:35] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: look lower down, see the list that's constantly updating? there's a cpu column there
[06:35] <superboy> help it says "W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 2836CB0A8AC93F7A
[06:35] <ukis> gima
[06:35] <ukis> hai apa kabar
[06:35] <orange-wedge> unetbootin rocks
[06:35] <pangloss> vertix, what exactly are you trying to do?
[06:35] <vertix> orange-wedge, user redhat partition for what?
[06:35] <KingKimi> vertix, its in add/remove
[06:36] <Kalmi> KingKimi, I dunno what you mean by "create a usb disk in system"... I was thinking of unetbootin
[06:36] <esr> vertix: You ran into the same problem?  (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/devmapper/+bug/238793 seems relevant.)
[06:36] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: the highest I see is the occassional 4% from Xorg
[06:36] <h00k> Ubuntu 8.10 on this HP Dv9000 laptop will /not/ start unless I hold a key down on the keyboard.  Any key, doesn't matter.
[06:36] <KingKimi> Kalmi, i meant  system > admin > create a usb startup disk
[06:36] <orange-wedge> vertix boot into redhat and then dl 9.04 and burn it
[06:36] <jess> Could errors found while running memtest prior to 8.04 installation be related to mobo or CPU, rather than RAM?
[06:36] <Kalmi> vertix, "UNetbootin allows you to create bootable Live USB drives for a variety of Linux distributions from Windows or Linux, without requiring you to burn a CD."
[06:36] <KingKimi> pangloss, what is message board ?
[06:36] <KingKimi> *where
[06:36] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: try typing F K
[06:36] <newmember> does the amd64 ver of ubuntu support intel64bit?
[06:36] <ubUSB> hello
[06:37] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: in top
[06:37] <vertix> lemme see that page
[06:37] <pangloss> KingKimi, http://ubuntuforums.org/
[06:37] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: then enter
[06:37] <pangloss> newmember, yes
[06:37] <vertix> Kalmi, i dont have usb flash card
[06:37] <ubUSB> does a livesession from USB saves the configurations for the next session otr to install_
[06:37] <ubUSB> _
[06:37] <omnydevi> i installed ext3IFS, and the drives show up in windows explorer, but when i click to access them it says the drive needs to be formatted. is that normal?
[06:37] <vertix> ALL i have is 2 drives and internet
[06:37] <pragad7> how do unistall ubuntu 8.10 so that i can install kubuntu9.10 .dual booting xp and ubuntu8.10 at this moment and dont want to reinstall xp
[06:37] <KingKimi> pangloss, oh ! you meant forums !
[06:37] <omnydevi> ext2ifs
[06:37] <Kalmi> vertix, booting redhat and writing a cd?
[06:37] <pangloss> KingKimi, haha, sorry for miscommunication
[06:37] <arunreddy> laptop integrated web cam not working with cheese,  Ubuntu Jaunty Amd 64
[06:38] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: ok, the CPU column has dissappeared
[06:38] <KingKimi> pangloss, :-)
[06:38] <arunreddy> says no device found
[06:38] <Matt1360> CPUFreak91, I'd like to help you but right now is not the best time, it might be a good idea to ask your questions again.
[06:38] <chuck_> superboy, https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA#Adding%20a%20PPA%27s%20keys%20to%20your%20system explains how you can add the public key to your system.
[06:38] <Kalmi> KingKimi, isn't that about writing GRUB(and only GRUB) to an USB drive
[06:38] <Kalmi> ?
[06:38] <blah010111> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?ð‘¹ð‘°ð‘·ð‘³ð‘¶ð‘³ð‘ºð‘¼ð‘·ð‘®ð‘¼ð’€ð‘º" 0 0
[06:38] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: then you did something weird
[06:38] <Kalmi> (never used it)
[06:38] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: I understand. Thanks anyway :)
[06:38] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: then you did something weird
[06:38] <vertix> well, usb, for one thing, is prolly twice as slow as sata or ide
[06:38] <orange-wedge> vertix... ive got it
[06:38] <orange-wedge> you could download the iso
[06:39] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: F and K just enable/disable the columns, right?
[06:39] <orange-wedge> and mount the iso while running the from the cd
[06:39] <KingKimi> Kalmi, what do you mean by "that" ?
[06:39] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: no, reorder sorting
[06:39] <Kalmi> vertix, I'm running Ubuntu from an USB drive right now... all fine :)
[06:39] <RHorse> sup people?
[06:39] <pangloss> !hi | RHorse
[06:39] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: crap, my bad
[06:39] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: one sec
[06:39] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: hehe, no problem
[06:39] <KingKimi> why flloodbot is setting too many bans ? :P
[06:39] <RHorse> pangloss you made my day :)
[06:40] <vertix> Kalmi, i tried cd burner off of redhat, but it does not work for some reason, it is an old redhat, enterprise 4.0
[06:40] <pangloss> =)
[06:40] <Kalmi> KingKimi, system > admin > create a usb startup dis
[06:40] <Kalmi> vertix, :)
[06:40] <orange-wedge> vertix... darn
[06:40] <KingKimi> Kalmi, ??? arent we showing it to the iso or the Cd  ?
[06:41] <nmvictor> omnydevi:yea i think its normal but dont format.windows know only two file system,FAT and New technology File System(NTFS) so anything other than that means unformatted drive.thats windows foolishness,or shortcomings to be polite.
[06:41] <vertix> orange-wedge, you've got what? (i am still reading the stuff at 08:38:35 AM)
[06:41] <Kalmi> vertix, what's wrong with your windows install? :p
[06:41] <KingKimi> .join #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:41] <vertix> orange-wedge, yep, i CAN download iso, but i need an ISO mounter program in that case
[06:41] <orange-wedge> vertix download the 9.04 iso while you are still on the livecd
[06:41] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: tried F (Capitalised)?
[06:41] <orange-wedge> vertix you don't need an iso mounter
[06:42] <orange-wedge> vertix you can do that by default
[06:42] <vertix> orange-wedge, well if i can mount the .iso image, that would be great
[06:42] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: ok, that works, K (CPU) is selected now
[06:43] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: ok, is whatever's at the top of the list using large amounts of cpu?
[06:43] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: no, barely anything at all. The highest I've seen is a 9.3% from Xorg
[06:43] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: then I've no idea
[06:43] <orange-wedge> vertix sudo mount -t iso9660 filename.iso /media/iso -o loop
[06:43] <vertix> Kalmi, i've got the most sophisticated rootkit on my windows, i can't even dream of booting windows and for as long, as i can imagine, cause it looks like its gotten down to bios level, but i am not sure about that
[06:44] <Kalmi> vertix, rootkits are fun :)
[06:44] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: short of a trojan/rootkit which has modified your top command to not display it (they exist)
[06:44] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: I doubt it, this is a fresh ubuntu 9.04 install ;)
[06:44] <vertix> orange-wedge, oh, cool. so i can just install off of .iso image without actually using the disk?
[06:44] <orange-wedge> vertix obviously you would probably need enough space to DL the iso... so you will need to mount one of your harddrives
[06:44] <orange-wedge> yeah you should
[06:44] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: no idea then, sorry
[06:45] <orange-wedge> vertix let me find the command to start up the installer
[06:45] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: I had a similar problem on 8.04 too
[06:45] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: thanks anyway
[06:45] <theunleet> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?ð‘¹ð‘°ð‘·ð‘³ð‘¶ð‘³ð‘ºð‘¼ð‘·ð‘®ð‘¼ð’€ð‘º" 0 0
[06:45] <vertix> orange-wedge, that would save my day, and even week if that works
[06:45] <vertix> orange-wedge, i can find enough space no problem
[06:45] <boghog> hello, does anyone know how I should set a constant acceleration with the new Xorg server? (1.6.0) I used to be able to do it by setting motion_acceleration with motion_treshold at 1, but that doesn't seem to work any more
[06:46] <vertix> orange-wedge, that would be appreciated
[06:46] <boghog> on my pointer device that is
[06:46] <ikonia> ak theunleet
[06:46] <boghog> I can't set it in xorg.conf with the hotplugging stuff so im not sure where to set it now
[06:46] <ubUSB> does a livesession from USB saves the configurations for the next session otr to install?
[06:46] <Kalmi> vertix... yeah... sure... getting a CD and writing it can take about a week..
[06:46] <vertix> oh, finally, i caught up reading all this fast scrolling jazz here
[06:46] <pangloss> ubUSB, as long as you have a partition for your files, yes
[06:47] <vertix> Kalmi, well, it is going to take a couple of days, but now a week.
[06:47] <vertix> is there a torrent for 8.10 iso?
[06:47] <Kalmi> sure
[06:47] <pangloss> vertix, yes
[06:48] <yaris123456789> hey guys im having some weird issues trying to watch youtube. first theres a large grey area with a play button that i have to click inorder to view the youtube video player. when the video plays its very poor quality, like squares and stuff. same video showed fine in windows. also, the mute and volume button on youtube seems to not function
[06:48] <Kalmi> vertix, you know... you could walk into any internet cafe and have it done under half an hour...
[06:48] <vertix> Kalmi, i meant but NOT a week :)
[06:48] <ubUSB> pangloss: how can I create one, please?
[06:48] <pangloss> ubUSB, use portablelinux
[06:48] <vertix> pangloss. yes what?
[06:48] <ubUSB> thank you, pangloss
[06:48] <pangloss> vertix, yes there is a torrent for 8.10
[06:49] <Kalmi> what the heck are these FloodBots doing?
[06:49] <CPUFreak91> doc|work / Matt1360: FYI Aha! The p4-clockmod module wasn't running, so CPU scaling should work now that I've started the module.
[06:49] <pangloss> pwning some flooders
[06:49] <vertix> pangloss, do you happen to know the torrent link for 9.04?
[06:49] <Matt1360> CPUFreak91, I'm glad you figured it out!
[06:50] <Kalmi> pangloss, but why are they playing with each other?
[06:50] <rww> Kalmi: It's complicated. Best to just ignore it.
[06:50] <pangloss> vertix, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#bt
[06:50] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: well, not the slowness, but at least I can monitor the CPU speed to see if it's being scaled down too much
[06:50] <vertix> i hope torrent client on 8.10 works off live cd... :(
[06:50] <Matt1360> o
[06:50] <pangloss> Kalmi, b/c it feels good?
[06:50] <vertix> pangloss, thanx, appreciated
[06:50] <pangloss> vertix, n/p
[06:51] <ikonia> !away > Pasbar_Team
[06:51] <boghog> does anyone know how to set constant acceleration for my mouse with ubuntu 9.04 ?
[06:51] <boghog> with the new 1.6.0 xorg-server the usual way of setting it doesn't seem to work any more
[06:51] <pangloss> boghog, there is nothign in system>>preferences>>mouse for you?
[06:52] <boghog> i used to just set the motion_acceleration gconf setting to the constant acceleration I wanted, and motion_treshhold to 1
[06:52] <vertix> well, i cross my finger this torrent client is not a dog off of live cd...
[06:52] <vertix> i just started it
[06:52] <boghog> pangloss, I can't seem to set constant acceleration there :(
[06:52] <pangloss> =(
[06:52] <fantasai> I have a laptop that's 1400x900 and I have connected it to an LCD monitor that is 1680x1050. I want to use the monitor at 1680x1050, but Ubuntu seems to insist on keeping it at 1162x864. How can I force it to use the correct screen settings?
[06:52] <superboy> how do i upgrade to KDE 4.2.3 from the terminal?
[06:52] <Mylisto> I
[06:52] <Mylisto> I'm wondering if there is a speech to text program for ubuntu?
[06:53] <pangloss> !xorg | fantasai
[06:53] <Kalmi> fantasai, dumb solution: restart...
[06:53] <brucelee> http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/8228/1033607553.jpg
[06:53] <fantasai> Kalmi: tried that already
[06:53] <pangloss> superboy, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[06:53] <bingungaja> anyone know download manager application that can save our id and pass (eg. rapidshare) ?
[06:53] <KingKimi> !restartx
[06:53] <brucelee> my girlfriend was asking me if her legs are too far apart, what do you guys think?
[06:53] <boringpackets> ubuntu is fantastic
[06:53] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: ah, I didn't realise it was that it wasn't throttling
[06:54] <pangloss> !offtopic | brucelee
[06:54] <superboy> would that upgrade me to the curent version release?
[06:54]  * boringpackets doesnt like offtopic nazi's
[06:54] <pangloss> superboy, no, just for that release
[06:54] <Kalmi> brucelee, next time make it clear that it is NSFW...
[06:54] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: now I wish it would throttle/scale. This thing gets very hot at constant fullspeed
[06:54] <orange-wedge> vertix which version are you downloading?
[06:54] <brucelee> pangloss, she said ubuntu may have been the cause for her it, so it definately is on-topic
[06:55] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: :/
[06:55] <pangloss> if you want KDE newer, you'll have to enable backports if you are on an old release
[06:55] <unforgiven512> Hello, would it be possible for anyone to help me with getting A2DP to work?
[06:55] <nmvictor> brucelee:im sure #ubuntu-offtopic would have countless to say about that
[06:55] <bingungaja> anyone know download manager application that can save our id and pass (eg. rapidshare) ?
[06:55] <vertix> orange-wedge, i am trying to start 9.04
[06:55] <pangloss> brucelee, oic
[06:55] <superboy> do i got to download it off a torrent to get the latest KDE version release?
[06:55] <vertix> but it does not look like bt is starting, i don't see any seeders yet
[06:55] <pangloss> !backports | superboy
[06:55] <boringpackets> !packaging
[06:55] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: oh, here we go. top reports huge cpu usage when starting apps
[06:55] <vertix> do i have to set bt up somehow? i used utorrent b4
[06:56] <CPUFreak91> doc|work gnome-appearanc and thunderbird-bin are each using 30% CPU
[06:56] <pangloss> vertix no
[06:56] <orange-wedge> vertix you're going to need the livecd version
[06:57] <CPUFreak91> grr, now Xorg and thunderbird have eaten 94% cpu
[06:57] <vertix> pangloss, well, i don't see any traffic on bt. is there a proxy setting somewhere in bt and it is blocking the traffic?
[06:57] <vertix> i never used bt b4
[06:58] <orange-wedge> vertix there should be transmission
[06:58] <Buttons840> Does APT come with a feature that will allow you to download a program, and all its dependancies and then build them into a little repository which you can then take around to other computers (of various configurations) which do not have internet connections?
[06:58] <bingungaja> anyone know download manager application that can save our id and pass (eg. rapidshare) ?
[06:59] <orange-wedge> i know i'm bad but i like to use utorrent through wine
[06:59] <vertix> i am downloading 9.04 alternate AMD is that the right version? i am using AMD processor
[06:59] <Buttons840> amd is 64 bit version i believe?
[06:59] <pangloss> Buttons840, yes, $apt-get source program
[07:00] <vertix> orange-wedge, i don't see any progress bar in bt, so i have no clue if it started. is there a progress bar and a list of seeders in bt?
[07:00] <Buttons840> there is i356 and amd64
[07:00] <nmvictor> i need a good networks monitoring package for the terminal,i spend half my day at the terminal so having a nice network monitor for the terminal would help ...
[07:00] <vertix> cause i don't see any seeders and there is no progress bar. how do i know something Is happening?
[07:00] <pangloss> i386*
[07:00] <orange-wedge> vertix i think you have to right click the torrent for details
[07:00] <pangloss> nmvictor, $sudo tcpdump
[07:00] <Madpilot> vertix, most BT clients should show a progress bar of some sort.
[07:01] <Madpilot> vertix, I know Deluge does, it's what I use instead of transmission. Cleaner than transmission.
[07:01] <orange-wedge> vertix i would recommend using the i386 version
[07:01] <Mylisto> anyone know of a speech to text program for ubuntu?
[07:01] <Buttons840> thanks pangloss, is there a way to tell apt-get source where to save the files?
[07:01] <orange-wedge> vertix are you running the 64bit live cd?
[07:01] <nmvictor> pangloss:thats it,i just type that?you mean i already have tcpdump on my system?
[07:01] <orange-wedge> i doubt the installer is written in 64bit code anyway
[07:01] <notdarkyet> hey all, what is the simplest way to mount a drive on my network (that also has ubuntu as an os).  I can transfer files no problem while using ssh ans scp but I would like to simply mount the drive
[07:02] <pangloss> Buttons840, just be in the folder where you want to download them to
[07:02] <orange-wedge> you can use samba
[07:02] <pangloss> nmvictor, you should have it
[07:02] <notdarkyet> i did some searching and mot of the results were using samba
[07:02] <notdarkyet> oh
[07:02] <sdlwof> apt-get install errors, http://pastebin.com/m5e408665
[07:02] <sdlwof> what's the fix for this?
[07:02] <notdarkyet> yeah I assumed there was a simpler way if both pc's are linux based
[07:02] <orange-wedge> personally i've found samba to be very slow
[07:02] <h00k> Ubuntu 8.10 on this HP Dv9000 laptop will /not/ start unless I hold a key down on the keyboard.  Any key, doesn't matter.  Any ideas?
[07:02] <Buttons840> ok, and is there a way to specify that i want 32 bit compatible packages even on 64 bit ubuntu?
[07:02] <mzuverink> Can anyone post a link to a how to to make firefox run(ans install all its 32 bit goodies) on a 64 bit,  jave "Icedtea, is slower than the hills
[07:02] <orange-wedge> but it is the most "cross" platform sharing method
[07:03] <nmvictor> pangloss:ok i typed that and its stuck at listening on eth0..any problem?
[07:03] <orange-wedge> if you want to see it on a windows box as well
[07:04] <vertix> bt really sucks
[07:04] <pangloss> well, you are now monitorign your network traffic nmvictor
[07:04] <orange-wedge> vertix try downloading transmission
[07:04] <orange-wedge> you can do sudo apt-get install transmission
[07:04] <bingungaja> how can i detect my webcam whether my webcam is useable or not
[07:05] <Madpilot> orange-wedge, transmission is installed by default...
[07:05] <orange-wedge> thats what i thought
[07:05] <vertix> orange-wedge, sorry i donnow about transmission. what is it and how does it work?
[07:05] <notdarkyet> i mean what is the standard way to transfer files from linux-to-linux filesystems
[07:05] <orange-wedge> its the default bittorrent client
[07:05] <notdarkyet> i mean theres got to be a way other than samba, right?
[07:05] <Madpilot> vertix, transmission is a bittorrent client
[07:06] <nmvictor> guys i cant launch phpmyadmin in my browser, i type http://localhost/<myusername>/phpmyadmin  at the browser combo and what i get is my browser launchimh a save-download dialogue box,the file downloaded is a .PHTML file.Thats obviously weird,any suggestions on what i should do?
[07:06] <orange-wedge> yeah... theres nfs
[07:06] <orange-wedge> but i would do samba
[07:06] <orange-wedge> if you have friends come over with their windows laptops...
[07:06] <Kalmi> notdarkyet, nowadays samba is considered the easy way with nice GUI and stuff....
[07:06] <iamtechno> Anyone know off hand when was opengl 3.0 supported in X.org?
[07:06] <notdarkyet> rats, really?
[07:06] <h00k> Ubuntu 8.10 on this HP Dv9000 laptop will /not/ start unless I hold a key down on the keyboard.  Any key, doesn't matter.  Any ideas?
[07:06] <vertix> orange-wedge, strange, if it is a default, then why did it start bt when i clicked on a torrent link? may be it is not default on livecd?
[07:06] <notdarkyet> what about the old days?
[07:06] <notdarkyet> ahah
[07:07] <orange-wedge> not sure
[07:07] <Silveira_Neto> Guys, I just instaled Jaunty and noticed a bad performace with my intel graphic card, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904#Performance%20regressions%20on%20Intel%20graphics%20cards, the official documentation says to do some ajusts on xorg.conf but it doesn't exists anymore. I need to create a new one? There's a template?
[07:07] <Kalmi> notdarkyet, I'm quite young, but I guess it was NFS and SCP
[07:07] <iamtechno> Anyone know off hand when was opengl 3.0 supported in X.org?
[07:08] <vertix> orange-wedge, oh, sorry, transmission IS a default on livecd for 8.10. it did start, thanx god!
[07:08] <notdarkyet> yeah i have used scp before, I was just hoping I could mount the drive over the network
[07:08] <Kalmi> you can...
[07:08] <notdarkyet> ... with samba
[07:08] <Kalmi> there is sshfs..
[07:09] <vertix> hey, pumping good! :)
[07:09] <notdarkyet> oh? really
[07:09] <RHorse> notdarkyet sshfs?
[07:09] <CPUFreak91> I've disabled Compiz special effects, but Xorg, Firefox, and Thunderbird are eating 90% of my CPU
[07:09] <Kalmi> there is even GUI for it in gnome
[07:09] <iNutshell> notdarkyet: try sshfs
[07:09] <notdarkyet> thanks i will do some searching and reading
[07:09] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: what cpu are you running?
[07:09] <h00k> Ubuntu 8.10 on this HP Dv9000 laptop will /not/ continue the boot process unless I hold a key down on the keyboard.  Any key, doesn't matter.  Any ideas?
[07:09] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno a P4 2.6Ghz
[07:09] <pangloss> nmvictor, if you want some more general statistics, you could try iptraf
[07:09] <schiggy> hi
[07:10] <Kalmi> notdarkyet, if you don't really need it to be permanent, use Places -> Connect to...
[07:10] <pangloss> !hi | schiggy
[07:10] <Kalmi> notdarkyet, that will just work
[07:10] <orange-wedge> notdaryet sudo mount -t cifs \\samba\share /mount/dir -o username=user,password=pass,noperm
[07:11] <orange-wedge> that's how you mount a samba share
[07:11] <orange-wedge> pretty easy
[07:11] <schiggy> i have a problem with the ubuntu version 9.04 -> i had choosen that the runing programs will start at the next restart
[07:11] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: Which version of ubuntu are you running?
[07:11] <Kalmi> schiggy, and?
[07:11] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno Currently 9.04, but I had the same problem with 8.04
[07:11] <Wicked> !prompt
[07:11] <schiggy> now i can't disable this option
[07:11] <Wicked> !bash
[07:11] <orange-wedge> i wrote a boot script to only mount if i can ping my samba server though
[07:12] <schiggy> this programs start always with the system
[07:12] <nmvictor> pangloss:ok,i asked something about phpmyadmin up their and no one responded yet,could yu be having an idea?
[07:12] <Kalmi> schiggy, with gnome?
[07:12] <schiggy> yes
[07:12] <notdarkyet> thanks guys
[07:12] <Kalmi> schiggy, why can't you disable it?
[07:12] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: So if you type in ps aux in your terminal, it is just Xorg, Tbird and Firefox that is eating up memory?
[07:12] <Kalmi> schiggy, how are you trying to disable it?
[07:13] <orange-wedge> i don't think thats needed but i was hesitant to add the samba share to my /etc/fstab and it can't be reached
[07:13] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: I was using top, but they only ate CPU, not memory
[07:13] <orange-wedge> i've seen thing go wrong during boot when drives in fstab can't be reached
[07:13] <orange-wedge> such as lvm
[07:13] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: This may sound a little odd but what video card are you using?
[07:13] <Kalmi> so did I...
[07:14] <doc``> im having problem running google web toolkit on ubuntu 9.04 http://pastebin.com/d2e8813c
[07:14] <Kalmi> I prefer not to touch it :P
[07:14] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: I'm not sure. I'm on a Dell Inspiron 1150, and it just now shut off from overheating thanks to all the CPU usage ;)
[07:14] <CPUFreak91> give me a sec
[07:14] <error404notfound> my mic hasn't been working since i used hardy. Its configured right, i am using front-mic, also tried alsa mixer, all mic boost are at full volume, using the right capture device.
[07:14] <Kalmi> -schiggy-, and? what prevents you from deleting it from that list?
[07:15] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: I almost wonder if something is using CPU instead of GPU. Since it is a laptop, I assume it is using integrated video.
[07:15] <nmvictor> pangloss:thanks for that IPTraf package,think i finally found what i've been looking for all this time..
[07:15] <schiggy> not in the list -> it is only a checkbox wich is disabled but the programs will also start at the next reboot
[07:15] <pangloss> nmvictor, welcome =) the detailed interface stats is pretty informative
[07:16] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: what's the command that will list my video card info? lshw?
[07:16] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: It almost sounds like possibly your computer is using software rendering instead of using your video card.
[07:16] <Kalmi> schiggy, what program is it?
[07:16] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: glxinfo
[07:16] <orange-wedge> vertix my dl of 9.04 is almost done
[07:16] <orange-wedge> how about you
[07:16] <nmvictor> pangloss:yea,how about the phpmyadmin thingy,know anything about it?
[07:16] <schiggy> skype, pidgin, nautilus
[07:17] <orange-wedge> pulling over 600kB though
[07:17] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: the vendor string is SGI
[07:17] <Kalmi> nautilus? why?
[07:17] <schiggy> i don't know
[07:17] <pangloss> nmvictor, not really, all I use is apache for my webserver, sorry
[07:17] <notdarkyet> thanks for all your help before guys sshfs was exactly what i was looking for
[07:17] <Kalmi> schiggy, why are you trying to disable nautilus?
[07:17] <ManDay> What is the difference between "Mark for Removal" and "Mark for complete Removal" in Synaptic pkgm?
[07:17] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: really??? How old is your laptop?
[07:18] <Kalmi> notdarkyet, :)
[07:18] <Flannel> ManDay: complete removal removes the config files and other misc files as well.  (Neither will remove the configurations/preferences you have set in your homedir)
[07:18] <RHorse> ManDay config files prolly
[07:18] <nmvictor> pangloss:okee dokee
[07:18] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: run this command glxinfo | grep OpenGL
[07:18] <pangloss> ManDay, removes packages the program depends on as well
[07:18] <iNutshell> schiggy: there is a option "Automativally remember applications when logging out" in the sessions app
[07:18] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: what does it output
[07:18] <pangloss> ?
[07:18] <ManDay> ah, whats the shortcut for marking a package as COMPLETE removal then? "Del" marks for removal
[07:18] <iNutshell> schiggy: is it checked ?
[07:18] <pangloss> exit
[07:19] <schiggy> no, it isn't checked
[07:19] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: I have no idea, but it can't be pre-2004
[07:19] <orange-wedge> vertix got to get back to work... but will check the iso file shortly
[07:19] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: Tungsten Graphics
[07:20] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: Just a second I got a hunch
[07:20] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: OpenGL Renderer String: Mesa DRI Intel(R) 852GM/855GM
[07:21] <chipgeri> how do i enable 3d mode in inbuilt chess? it says no  python opengl support...how do i install it?
[07:21] <iNutshell> schiggy: oh...
[07:21] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: hehe, I think you're right. The OpenGL renderer string has x86 MMX and SSE2 in it
[07:21] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: well I turned off the compiz special effects settings before the computer overheated and rebooted
[07:22] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: and it's not slowing down any more with several apps open like it used to
[07:22] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: still though, I'm interested in your hunch ;)
[07:23] <indian_munnda> hi guys, i have installed vitrualbox to run *.vmdk file in it. But when i start virtual box i gives a error "VBox status code: -1908 (VERR_VM_DRIVER_NOT_INSTALLED).". Can anyone help???
[07:23] <doc``> how do i install a 32bit java jdk ? trying to use gwt
[07:24] <simplexio> indian_munnda: no knowledge, but quess is that you need vmbox host drivers
[07:24] <yaris123456789> a windows software running in wine has frozen ...what to do ?
[07:25] <indian_munnda> simplexio: it says "The vboxdrv kernel module was either not loaded or /dev/vboxdrv was not created for some reason"
[07:25] <arunreddy> Need some help :  laptop integrated web cam not working with cheese,  Ubuntu Jaunty Amd 64 , says no camera found.
[07:25] <vertix> orange-wedge, hey, bt looks quite allright, but the did not add the maximize title button, what a pity, otherwise looks like a reasonable client
[07:25] <indian_munnda> simplexio: i even install generic modules
[07:25] <CPUFreak91> yaris123456789: Wine has problably frozen. I press Alt + F2 and type xkill and click on the windows app
[07:25] <CPUFreak91> to free things up
[07:25] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:yea id like to get you off that but could you please give more details aboout the error
[07:25] <albech> what would be the easiest way to route all port 80 traffic of a network through a remote proxy?
[07:26] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: yes dude why not wait a sec
[07:26] <yaris123456789> CPUFreak91: thanks!
[07:26] <vertix> maaaan, they have 256 seeders! weow myau myau
[07:26] <indian_munnda> !pastebin
[07:26] <CPUFreak91> vertix: A perfect power of 2 ;)
[07:27] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:ok
[07:27] <vertix> actually true :)
[07:27] <vertix> its called 2 of us
[07:27] <yaris123456789> hey guys im having some weird issues trying to watch youtube. first theres a large grey area with a play button that i have to click inorder to view the youtube video player. when the video plays its very poor quality, like squares and stuff. same video showed fine in windows. also, the mute and volume button on youtube seems to not function
[07:27] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: My hunch is that when you're laptop is defaulting to software rendering because your drivers are not installed correctly, using the wrong drivers, or DRI is not enabled
[07:28] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: see this dude http://paste.ubuntu.com/171308/
[07:28] <iNutshell> albech: iptables ?
[07:28] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: glxinfo tells me that direct rendering is enabled
[07:28] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:ok dude,im on it
[07:28] <vertix> maaan, if this 9.04 does not weik as advertized, ima gonna release all those rootkits on you! grrr :)
[07:29] <mzuverink> 32 bit firefox on a 64 bit insta, how to anyone, please respond with link or if not possible
[07:29] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: when i run virtual box i get this error
[07:29] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: but you're right the drivers are probably messed up. I'll try to remedy those tomorrow. Thanks for your help!
[07:29] <CPUFreak91> mzuverink: why do you need 32-bit firefox?
[07:29] <albech> iNutshell, can i tell iptables to forward all traffic width destination port 80 to be changed to port 3128 on my proxyserver?
[07:29] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: yw. Its only a hunch. you might try installing Intel's drivers.
[07:29] <fantasai> I have a laptop that's 1400x900 and I have connected it to an LCD monitor that is 1680x1050. I want to use the monitor at 1680x1050, but Ubuntu seems to insist on keeping it at 1162x864: even when I manage to set the resolution correctly with xrandr, it insists on keeping the screen that size (thus using only part of the monitor).
[07:30] <vertix> hey, anybody wants a truckload of rootkits, top kwality?
[07:30] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: OOOOOOh almost forgot are you using UXA by chance?
[07:30] <fantasai> This worked fine with 8.04
[07:30] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: alright. I'll start there and remember not to turn on anything OpenGL until I fix this ;)
[07:30] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: UXA?
[07:30] <iNutshell> albech: maybe， the 80 port is on localhost ?
[07:30] <mzuverink> CPUFreak91, seems icedtea java is a slow slow monster, want to use sun java
[07:30] <iNutshell> albech: or to remote host
[07:31] <CPUFreak91> mzuverink: Weird. I used 64-bit Ubuntu and never had a problem with the default Java
[07:31] <CPUFreak91> mzuverink: tho I don't know what kind of java it was that I was using ;)
[07:31] <CPUFreak91> mzuverink: I presume you mean the java packages for development, right?
[07:32] <chipgeri> how do i enable 3d mode in inbuilt chess? it says no  python opengl support...how do i install it?
[07:32] <vertix> orange-wedge, hey, i am beginning to smell something different, thanx for your help, i owe ya
[07:32] <mzuverink> CPUFreak91, the packages of the standard repos
[07:32] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: Its the newest acceleration arch from Intel. most if not all the rest have XAA, intel used to have EXA and now intel has UXA
[07:32] <CPUFreak91> chipgeri: start the package manager and search for python-opengl and see if it's installed
[07:32] <mzuverink> CPUFreak91, Ill figure it out later, was just looking for a how to
[07:32] <CPUFreak91> chipgeri: or start a terminal and type sudo apt-get install python-opengl
[07:32] <cpg> hi, i am trying to find out if a group of hard drives are sata 1 or sata 2 ... hdparm does not seem to do it (hear as i can tell). any way to do it?
[07:33] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:fine why dont you type this at the terminal sudo /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup and tell me the output
[07:33] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: hmm. I honsetly don't know
[07:33] <CPUFreak91> I'll check into it
[07:33] <CPUFreak91> thanks again :)
[07:34] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: pull up your xorg.conf file and check it for the words XAA, EXA, or UXA.
[07:34] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: grep reveals nothing for any of those :(
[07:35] <SkyNetMaster> hi, does anyone can advace some advance caclulator with log and antilog etc
[07:35] <chipgeri> CPUFreak91:its installed...but when i open the game it quits automatically
[07:35] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: it just gives this output yar  * Usage: /etc/init.d/vboxdrv {start|stop|restart|status}
[07:36] <CPUFreak91> how can I have a kernel module load at boot?
[07:36] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: Hmmm I'm just as stumped as you are. Best as I can say is try reinstalling your video drivers or switch to using the Intel propriatery drivers
[07:36] <nmvictor> indian_munnda: are you sure you typed that   sudo /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup ?
[07:37] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: I'll go to hell for that, but oh well ;)
[07:37] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: just a sec dude let me pastebin it
[07:37] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: could you pastebin the output of ps aux
[07:38] <Livingroom> hey
[07:38] <Livingroom> listen up
[07:38] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: see this dude http://paste.ubuntu.com/171312/
[07:38] <Livingroom> atheros wifi card in a laptop. shitty terrible throughput. runs great on wired connection but all wireless has dropped packets and lags like a bitch. what do i do
[07:38] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: one sec
[07:38] <xso232> I've got some trouble ... o boy fresh install of ubuntu
[07:39] <Flannel> Livingroom: Please mind your language.
[07:39] <Livingroom> flannel: sorry, didnt know this was a family channel
[07:39] <xso232> what channel can I goto for support
[07:39] <Mylisto> does anyone know if there is a speech to text program for ubuntu?
[07:40] <tank-man> mylisto, fistival (?) and flite
[07:40] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: http://paste.ubuntu.com/171313
[07:41] <nelop> i need some help to update ubuntu
[07:41] <xso232> I installed Ubuntu and vista is not showing up in the boot loader :o
[07:41] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: you saw that?
[07:41] <vertix> is there any Usenet client for ubunto that can connect to multiple severs simultaneously (like hamster in windows)?
[07:42] <akshayshah> nelop: what, specifically, do you need help with?
[07:42] <Achelis> Hi room, Could any one help me in creating gfxboot theme
[07:42] <nelop> i am using ubuntu 7.04 feisty fawn
[07:42] <Achelis> ?
[07:42] <nelop> thanks akshayshah
[07:42] <nelop> the thing is apt-get update
[07:42] <nelop> and synaptic don't work
[07:43] <arunreddy> Need some help :  laptop integrated web cam not working with cheese,  Ubuntu Jaunty Amd 64 , says no camera found.
[07:43] <akshayshah> nelop: no problem. What are you trying to upgrade to?
[07:43] <nelop> i just need to install some packages
[07:43] <SrEstroncio> hello everyone
[07:43] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:ok,type this at the terminal  uname -r,whatever the output,open sysnaptic and install a package linux-headers-<version-here>  where version here should be replace with what you uname -r gave.
[07:43] <SrEstroncio> i was wondering if someone could enlighten me on something
[07:43] <nelop> i am behind a proxy though and tried configuring it
[07:43] <Mylisto> tank-man: I need a speech to text...not text to speech
[07:44] <akshayshah> nelop: what happens when you type "sudo apt-get update"?
[07:44] <TheNano> nelop: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingSoftware
[07:44] <nelop> i get all the sources 404 Not Found
[07:44] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:after that,repeat sudo /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup
[07:44] <akshayshah> nelop: Follow the link above...
[07:44] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: My be my hunch was wrong then because it seems IMHO tbird, firefox, and  especially xorg are relatively in spec.
[07:44] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: already installed dude
[07:44] <SrEstroncio> I am using a HP Pavilion dv5 laptop with an AMD 64 bits processor
[07:44] <Achelis> arunreddy, Who is your cam manufacturer?
[07:45] <chipgeri> when i open chess it closes automatically..how do i fix it?
[07:45] <SrEstroncio> and it makes a reallly high pitched beeep when I run ubuntu on it
[07:45] <SrEstroncio> kinda scares me
[07:45] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: do i need to installed al headers of that version or just generic or main one.
[07:45] <indian_munnda> ?
[07:45] <nelop> the thing is that apt-get doesn't work
[07:46] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:at the terminal
[07:46] <nmvictor> SrEstroncio:dont wonder if you should wonder,just wonder anyway whats the prob?
[07:46] <nelop> in ALL the sources it reads:
[07:46] <SrEstroncio> ohh
[07:46] <TheNano> nelop: sorry did't saw proxy thing , do you need to log in to the proxy also ?
[07:46] <SrEstroncio> Right now I am using windows
[07:46] <SrEstroncio> but
[07:46] <SrEstroncio> I installed ubuntu 8.10 a while ago
[07:46] <SrEstroncio> and 9.04 recently
[07:46] <SrEstroncio> the thing is
[07:46] <Achelis> hi room, how to create gfx boot theme?
[07:46] <SrEstroncio> my laptop makes a really scary beeping sound when running ubuntu
[07:47] <SrEstroncio> it's not coming from the speakers, it comes from inside the case
[07:47] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: installing.....
[07:47] <nelop> Failed to fetch http://.... 404 Not found [IP: 10.224.253.63 8080]
[07:47] <SrEstroncio> not to mention kinda gets into your nerves after a whle
[07:47] <nelop> in all of the sources
[07:47] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: I just ps aux'ed my machine at my firefox is at 0.5, 3.7 cpu, mem respectively. Of course I am running a waaaaaayyyy faster machine
[07:47] <KillGuta> Hello all
[07:48] <Achelis> SrEstroncio, open volume control
[07:48] <nelop> and TheNano, nope... i don't need to login to the proxy
[07:48] <KillGuta> How do I force an cd eject?
[07:48] <vertix> looks like transmission bt client is a high performance client. I am impressed
[07:48] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: yeah, this is an old, single core 32-bit clunker
[07:48] <Vesayth> Hello all. I just upgraded my router's firmware to DD-WRT v24-sp2 (micro version). I'm having trouble getting it to forward port 80 correctly to my web server. I'm running apache2 on Ubuntu 8.10 64 bit. It was running fine when I was using the stock Linksys firmware on the router. I can't seem to figure out what the problem is.
[07:48] <vertix> bandwidth utilization is about 99%
[07:48] <Achelis> SrEstroncio, select preferences and select check box pc beep
[07:48] <nelop> i tried to configure the proxy already in many different places
[07:48] <TheNano> nelop: I googled it and found if you don't need to, then you tell apt in /etc/apt/apt.conf to use you proxy server
[07:49] <SrEstroncio> Could someone give me an idea of what's causing my laptop to make a scary beeping sound when running ubuntu?
[07:49] <SrEstroncio> Archelis: Wait, what?
[07:49] <nelop> my apt.conf is listing the proxy
[07:49] <indian_munnda> KillGuta: press button on the cdrom. ;)
[07:49] <Livingroom> any suggestions for very bad performance of an atheros internal wifi card on a laptop?
[07:49] <vertix> uggggh, scary beeping sounds = no good!
[07:49] <TheShahFactor> Hello All!
[07:49] <nelop> but it's like apt-get and synaptic do NOT read apt.conf
[07:49] <KillGuta> indian_munnda: LOL, that doesn't work
[07:49] <KillGuta> Says something that he can't unmount
[07:49] <nelop> my apt.conf
[07:49] <nelop> reads
[07:50] <Achelis> SrEstroncio, did u read my previous comments?
[07:50] <SrEstroncio> Yes
[07:50] <SrEstroncio> but
[07:50] <nelop> Acquire::http::Proxy "http://proxy.kuins.net:8080";
[07:50] <TheShahFactor> I am looking to make my Ubuntu desktop look really good...What a nice app for that?
[07:50] <nelop> and yet, both don't work
[07:50] <Johnny_B_Good> hey, how can I update my firefox 3.0.10 to the newest version?
[07:50] <nelop> and i need to add packages
[07:50] <SrEstroncio> Could explain what's happening to me?
[07:50] <TheNano> nelop: if it is not working then maybe you could redirect your proxy by ntlmaps and use http://localhost:5865 as server in apt.conf
[07:50] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: As far as specs my old machine was a little bit worse. I really didn't have much of a problem until I tried to run a game. I must point out that it was a desktop not a laptop.
[07:50] <SrEstroncio> or what's supposed to happen?
[07:51] <vertix> TheShahFactor, this is something new. i wish i had that app myself
[07:51] <Achelis> SrEstroncio, what ver. u r using?
[07:51] <nelop> ok
[07:51] <Achelis> version
[07:51] <Johnny_B_Good> hey, how can I update my firefox 3.0.10 to the newest version?
[07:51] <nelop> how do i use ntlmaps
[07:51] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:install both so you are sure you gave vboxdrv what it wants,i think the generic one is what it needs
[07:52] <indian_munnda> KillGuta: then i have one more option, there is a small hole in cdrom front side put a pin in that and press it in. cdrom will come out.
[07:52] <vertix> Johnny_B_Good, i thought that IS the latest version. or they got a new one last week?
[07:52] <vertix> Johnny_B_Good, you should be able to push help button i think
[07:52] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: generic was already installed i m installing others now
[07:52] <Achelis> SrEstroncio, just open volume control then select mute the pc beep
[07:52] <KillGuta> indian_munnda: Wow, I never realised that little hole :O
[07:52] <TheShahFactor> vertix give me something man..I am  bored looking at my non fancy-desktop
[07:52] <Johnny_B_Good> vertix, hmmm..ok...thank you anyway
[07:52] <indian_munnda> KillGuta: lol
[07:52] <marlun> How can I enable DRI after it has been disabled? It has been disabled since there were a bug with Intel graphics but it seems as if the bug has been fixed in an older package then I haveb ut DRI is still disabled.
[07:53] <TheNano> nelop: google , you can download the package in firefox and install it by dpkg then use it ant see what happens
[07:53] <nelop> ohhh yeap
[07:53] <nelop> let me try
[07:53] <vertix> Johnny_B_Good help -> check for updates
[07:54] <maxagaz> In which order the services are launched in Ubuntu ?
[07:54] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: its not working yar
[07:54] <TheNano> nelop: yes. i will not be here but 1432 other will be to help you again if you need later .. bye
[07:54] <SrEstroncio> Archelis: Sorry for the delay in answering, not used to IRC
[07:54] <SrEstroncio> Why is the PC beep intermitenly on?
[07:54] <SrEstroncio> and, I am using 9.04
[07:55] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: same output of sudo /etc/init.d/vboxdrv setup
[07:55] <nmvictor> killGuta:right click the CD on the desktop and select eject from the menu,you might have to unmount it first.
[07:55] <nmvictor> killGuta:right click the CD on the desktop and select eject from the menu,you might have to unmount it first.
[07:56] <Vesayth> I just upgraded my router's firmware to DD-WRT v24-sp2 (micro version). I'm having trouble getting it to forward port 80 correctly to my web server. I'm running apache2 on Ubuntu 8.10 64 bit. It was running fine when I was using the stock Linksys firmware on the router. I can't seem to figure out what the problem is. Anyone have any ideas?
[07:56] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: u there dude?
[07:58] <nmvictor> whats version of virtual box do you have,im sorry my prepaid modem will be disconnecting us in a while
[07:58] <losher> maxagaz: it's complicated. It depends on the filenames in /etc/rc5.d among other things. Want to tell us why you need to know this?
[07:58] <xso232> Oh man, I've looked everywhere... all I can find is "Add Linux to Vista Bootloader" and I want to do the opposite
[07:59] <vertix> strange, some ppl with mtorrent are downloading ubunto 9.04. Is there mtorrent for ubuntu?
[07:59] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: 1.5.6_OSE
[08:00] <nelop> ok, here i go again
[08:00] <yaris123456789> hey guys in firefox all the flash are grey boxes with gian play button in the middle...what gives??
[08:00] <xso232> 9.04 update is about to finish and reboot - anyone have some quick tips they can tell me?
[08:00] <nelop> can somebody help me with proxy settings in apt-get
[08:00] <nelop> synaptics?
[08:00] <nelop> apt.conf has ben set up
[08:00] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: virtualbox version is 1.5.6_OSE
[08:01] <maxagaz> losher, i have a problem with mysql, i don't know why, but the owner of /var/run/mysqld is often changed from mysql to root (i suspect zoneminder), when this is changed, mysql can't run, and for some reason, the network service is not run too
[08:01] <syntax\> games menus disappeared? what should i do?
[08:02] <maxagaz> losher, if i could run the network serive before, at least i could have an access to the server from a remote computer
[08:03] <losher> maxagaz: the easiest fix might be to chown /var/run/mysqld from /etc/rc.local. That always runs last. As for no network service, can you start it by hand? Does it say anything unusual when you do?
[08:03] <nelop> somebody?
[08:03] <nelop> proxy solution?
[08:03] <nelop> nothing?
[08:03] <sacarlson> ﻿nelop: setup apt.conf like they tell you here?  http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/debian-linux-help/55599-configuring-proxy-synaptic-package-manager-ubuntu.html
[08:03] <nmvictor> indian_munnda;maybe you need to reinstall virtual box with the new sysem settings
[08:03] <nmvictor> indian_munnda;tell me the outpu of cd /dev  gedit vboxdrv  i hope my modem can  hold a while longer
[08:03] <nmvictor> indian_munnda: cd /dev then   gedit vboxdrv
[08:04] <mib_s5fiwtmz> hi all , i need to confirm if i can install compiz and use it properly with my config : dell inspiron 6400 laptop with 1gb ram and this graphics controller : description: VGA compatible controller              product: Mobile 945GM/GMS, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller              vendor: Intel Corporation
[08:04] <nelop> sacarlson i did that already
[08:04] <indian_munnda> syntax\: right click on Applications and click on edit menus and then select ayou game menu from there
[08:04] <nelop> it doesn't work
[08:04] <chuck_> indian_munnda, thats a pretty old version i have 2.1.4
[08:04] <nmvictor> indian_munnda: sorry that wont work,thats a strict kernel file
[08:04] <nelop> apt.conf is correct
[08:05] <sacarlson> ﻿nelop: does your proxy work for your browser?
[08:05] <CoBaY_> -fr
[08:05] <nelop> and yet only 404 not found error
[08:05] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: you mean the command u just gave me?
[08:05] <nelop> yes it works
[08:05] <nelop> even right now that im using this irc
[08:05] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:did you receive any errors while installing virtual box?
[08:05] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: nopes
[08:05] <CoBaY_> hello
[08:05] <CoBaY_> my name is cobay :x
[08:06] <sacarlson> ﻿nelop: paste.ubuntu your apt.conf file
[08:06] <maxagaz> losher, when i start the network service by hand, it works fine
[08:06] <mib_s5fiwtmz> m using ubuntu 9.04 and i think compiz core comes by default with this version...so i've to install compiz-fusion, right? please guide me installing this...thanks
[08:06] <HasanNoori> Hi, i,m using ubuntu9.04 on Toshiba satellite pro s300-ez2501, but i cant hear any sound
[08:06] <CoBaY_> vous parler french ?
[08:06] <HasanNoori> it seems that unknown sound device
[08:07] <HasanNoori> help me please1
[08:07] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: no dude i didn't get any errors while installation of virtualbox
[08:07] <Stueh> Hello. I've got a small problem I'm trying to find a fix for. to connect to the internet, my laptop connects to a linksys WAP54G access point. This laptop is on pretty much 24/7 downloading. thing is, seemingly randomly, the wireless drops out. Ubuntu will say it is connected, but I cannot even ping the AP. I cannot refresh the connection etc. and the only way to get a connection back is to reboot.
[08:07] <Stueh> ﻿Does anyone know of a way to automatically fix the connection without having to reboot? Perhaps a crontab entry as sudo that will do to the wireless card what happens during reboot?
[08:07] <losher> maxagaz: what about the output on the console at boot time. Does it give any indication of why networking doesn't start?
[08:07] <CoBaY_> il y a quelqu'un des français ?
[08:08] <losher> !fr | CoBaY_
[08:08] <maxagaz> losher, so you think i should add "/etc/init.d/networking restart" before exit 0 in /etc/rc.local ?
[08:08] <mib_s5fiwtmz> @hasan may be you have to install driver fro your hardware from toshiba guys site...just google out or check out thshiba site for dirver support in linux...you might get one
[08:08] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:and chuck_  is right,get the latest version,probably that obsolete versions doesnt have its proper configuration settings in jaunty
[08:08] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:download the .deb file from their website,forget that one in the Add/Remove, its too old
[08:08] <nelop> Acquire::http::Proxy "http://proxy.kuins.net:8080";
[08:08] <maxagaz> losher, i don't know, i didn't check it
[08:09] <losher> maxagaz: it would be harmless to do so, but without knowing why it fails first time, there's no guarantee it will fix the problem
[08:09] <HasanNoori> i searched for it but no suggestion
[08:09] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: u mean to download virtual box version?
[08:09] <losher> maxagaz: no harm in trying it though...
[08:09] <nelop> the other line is the same but with ftp
[08:09] <nelop> instead of http
[08:09] <HasanNoori> @mib, can u help me?
[08:09] <nelop> and that is all
[08:10] <sacarlson> ﻿ nelop: so it's just one line?
[08:10] <nelop> two lines
[08:10] <nelop> one for http
[08:10] <nelop> the other for ftp
[08:10] <nelop> nothing else
[08:10] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:download the latest .deb file from their website(should be http://www.virtualbox.org ) forget that one in the Add/Remove, its too old
[08:10] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:yea,the latest version
[08:11] <chuck_> Stueh,  There is an automatic connect button for wireless in network manager
[08:11] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: but i m on HARDY i haven't upgraded to jaunty
[08:11] <HasanNoori> I'm playing some music but no sound
[08:11] <vertix> Johnny_B_Good, why did you suggest dloading ubuntu 9.05 i386 vs AMD?
[08:12] <RHorse> HasanNoori that's how I listen to it
[08:12] <sacarlson> ﻿ nelop: well I asked to see them
[08:12] <Bob_Dole> anyone here successfully installed Unreal Tournament on Ubuntu 9.04?
[08:12] <nelop> how do i paste the whole file?
[08:12] <vertix> orange-wedge, why did you suggest dloading ubuntu 9.05 i386 vs AMD?
[08:12] <Bob_Dole> I'm trying to, but get: Verifying archive integrity...tail: cannot open `+6' for reading: No such file or directory
[08:12] <nelop> (although it's only two lines)
[08:13] <sacarlson> ﻿ nelop: if you think it will come out ok
[08:13] <nelop> (one for http, the other for ftp with the same address and same port)
[08:13] <HasanNoori> RHorse, I'm using ubuntu 9.04 at toshiba satellite pro s300-ez2501, but no sound
[08:13] <Vesayth> Still looking for help on this issue. I just upgraded my router's firmware to DD-WRT v24-sp2 (micro version). I'm having trouble getting it to forward port 80 correctly to my web server. I'm running apache2 on Ubuntu 8.10 64 bit. It was running fine when I was using the stock Linksys firmware on the router. I can't seem to figure out what the problem is. Anyone have any ideas? I've played with all the DNSMasq settings I could, and I'm fresh o
[08:14] <nelop> nelson@mex-station:/etc/apt$ more apt.conf
[08:14] <nelop> Acquire::http::Proxy "http://proxy.kuins.net:8080";
[08:14] <nelop> Acquire::ftp::Proxy "ftp://proxy.kuins.net:8080";
[08:14] <indian_munnda> Bob_Dole: have ever installed half-life in ubuntu?
[08:14] <RHorse> HasanNoori have you flung it against the floor a couple of times?
[08:14] <Bob_Dole> indian_munnda, Nope. Don't own halflife
[08:14] <sacarlson> ﻿ nelop: I'm not sure this is working I see some kind of a face in the text
[08:14] <nmvictor> indian_munnda: just get the latest version for your hardy,doesnt hurt to have the latest version of whatever package just like everyone else
[08:14] <indian_munnda> Bob_Dole: ok
[08:14] <nelop> like emoticon?
[08:15] <kj4> Bob_Dole, hello, i voted for you in '94
[08:15] <Bob_Dole> Bob Dole!
[08:15] <ishmandoo> hey, i am using jaunty and scrolling in firefox is really slow
[08:15] <ishmandoo> does anyone know how to fix that problem?
[08:15] <kj4> sorry your wife lost her seat
[08:16] <Bob_Dole> Yeah :(
[08:16] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: i have started downloading vbox of jaunty version, will it work in hardy
[08:16] <RHorse> !sound | HasanNoori
[08:16] <losher> vesayth: I suggest you downgrade your router
[08:16] <Bob_Dole> ishmandoo, what hardware do you have?
[08:16] <kj4> i voted for her a few months ago, now that i think about it
[08:16] <ishmandoo> Bob_Dole: an integrated intel chip
[08:16] <ishmandoo> Bob_Dole: do you want the exact chip?
[08:16] <Bob_Dole> ishmandoo,  yeah
[08:16] <kj4> Bob_Dole, also, i enjoy your bananas and pineapples
[08:17] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: do u hear the login sound of ubuntu when you login in ubuntu?
[08:17] <Chr|s> !ot
[08:17] <ishmandoo> Bob_Dole: intel corporation 82801G, thanks a lot by the way
[08:17] <kj4> Bob_Dole, how's the gimpy arm doing?
[08:18] <Vesayth> losher: I upgraded my firmware so that I could put a stop to the maximum bandwidth usage my roommates use for limewire
[08:18] <vertix> !players | vertix
[08:18] <Bob_Dole> Same as always. ishmandoo I get the impression support was dropped for that...but I'm trying to verify now
[08:18] <Vesayth> losher: Unfortunately, the linksys firmware does not allow me to do that without blocking it alltogether
[08:18] <JymmmEMC> Running 9.04 on a Thinkpad T60. Internal is fine, but when I try to use external (solo) or both displays, then it can't detect the ext display and max res is 1024x768 but ext is capable of 1600x1200. Suggestions?
[08:19] <ishmandoo> Bob_Dole: is there any solution if support was dropped?
[08:19] <ishmandoo> can i roll back the driver?
[08:19] <xso232> my life is over since I installed ubuntu
[08:19] <d_OoO_b> hi. the firewall filters the keywords, so i cannot go through it. any proxy software can go through it? or any help? thanks
[08:19] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:might,with a little "sysem patches",bit if their aint for hardy then i would recommend the one for intrepid,they are just 6 months apart unlike jaunty which is a year and two months ahead of hardy
[08:19] <Bob_Dole> There's a new accel method for the older intel chips, I think it's not as good as the original support, but better than default... but has/had bugs.
[08:20] <losher> vesayth: sorry, but it doesn't sound like a Ubuntu problem. Try a different version of the firmware? Yours sounds broken. Port forwarding should just work, it's pretty damn basic
[08:20] <Gorlist> Morning, trying to get suspend working on Ubuntu 9.04 - shuts down fine and recovers when I press the power button - how can get wake from keyboard working?
[08:20] <Vesayth> losher: I'll try that. Do you know of any rooms that I can join for specific help with this stuff?
[08:20] <Gorlist> I found some topics but very old
[08:21] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: i think then upgrading the system is a better option. I'll update my system tonight. :P
[08:21] <losher> vesayth: google dd-wrt irc channel
[08:21] <ManDay> When I change my desktop on a freshly installed Ubuntu (!) I get an error:    "An error occurred while loading or saving configuration information for gnome-panel. Some of your configuration settings may not work properly. Failed to contact configuration server, some possible causes are that you need to enable TCP/IP networking for ORBit, or you have stale NFS locks due ti a system crash... Details - 1:Could not send message to gconf d
[08:21] <ManDay> aemon; Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus))"
[08:21] <ManDay> What is the issue
[08:22] <ManDay> I admit I removed some programs tho
[08:22] <xso232> u know something's wrong with ubuntu when the only documentation u can find on configuring the bootloader for linux says "Use the Vista bootloader"
[08:22] <lexr> hello fellow linux users
[08:22] <HasanNoori> indian_munnda, no! no sound any where
[08:22] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:to intrepid,right?
[08:23] <xso232> I must now restart to complete the update
[08:23] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: wat if i update it to jaunty itself?
[08:23] <nmvictor> xso232:hey,just concerned,what the prob?
[08:24] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: ok then check whether your hardware is ok or not.
[08:24] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:you cant do that,violation of protocol
[08:24] <HasanNoori> indian_munnda, but how?
[08:24] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: sorry dude didn't get u?
[08:25] <HasanNoori> it worked at windows
[08:25] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: was the sound working before with this soundcard
[08:25] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: oh ok
[08:25] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: wat is the name of your soundcard
[08:26] <joemac> My CUPS is not working, can anyone help?
[08:26] <HasanNoori>  i don't know, how can find it's name?
[08:26] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:you can only upgrade from hardy to interpid or intrepid to jaunty,not hardy to intrepid or even gutsy to interpid,you get that order,just the way they were released is the way to upgrading
[08:27] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: oooo
[08:27] <HasanNoori> indian_munnda: how can identify sound card on ubuntu?
[08:27] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:sorry,not hardy to jaunty
[08:27] <troopperi> HasanNoori: type aplay -L to terminal
[08:27] <losher> vesayth: you're welcome, it was a pleasure...
[08:28] <nmvictor> ..ppppssss!!!
[08:28] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:...ppppssss!!!
[08:28] <HasanNoori> basiri@ali-laptop:~$ aplay -L
[08:28] <Bob_Dole> intel chips users might find this interesting: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/IntelPerformance
[08:28] <HasanNoori> front:CARD=Intel,DEV=0
[08:28] <HasanNoori>     HDA Intel, ALC268 Analog
[08:28] <HasanNoori>     Front speakers
[08:28] <HasanNoori> surround40:CARD=Intel,DEV=0
[08:28] <HasanNoori>     HDA Intel, ALC268 Analog
[08:28] <FloodBot2> HasanNoori: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:28] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: oh i got it now, it means we upgrade version wise in order.
[08:28] <losher> you too, mazagaz. Does no-one even bother saying thank you any more?
[08:29] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: | !pastebin
[08:29] <HasanNoori> ok SORRY
[08:29] <HasanNoori>         Help -    Search -    Members -    Calendar      Full Version: HOWTO: Connect to IRC with Pidgin   Zantherus Community > Zantherus Activities > The Library > Tutorials              akiratheoni   Nov 1 2007, 08:15 PM       So first of all, download Pidgin here:
[08:29] <HasanNoori> http://www.pidgin.im
[08:29] <HasanNoori> And install it. I hope you guys know how to install it if you're on Windows. If not, I'll eventually make a guide for it. Ubuntu 7.10 users, Pidgin is already pre-installed.
[08:29] <HasanNoori> This guide is done on Ubuntu 7.10 but I'm 99.999999999999% sure it's the same process on Windows.
[08:29] <FloodBot2> HasanNoori: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:30] <joemac> I am getting the following error "There was an error during the CUPS operation: 'httpConnectionEncrypt failed'" can anyone help?
[08:31] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:yea,their you are...do that tonight and we'll be sailing on the same bot.im still in intrepid,ive dealt with so much jaunty-upgrade issues on this channell,dont think i wanna face them right now.got quite enough to worry about
[08:31] <painted> I'm trying to increase my mouse wheel scroll to six lines but I don't see the option can anyone help me please?
[08:31] <HasanNoori> basiri@ali-laptop:~$ aplay -L front:CARD=Intel,DEV=0     HDA Intel, ALC268 Analog     Front speakers surround40:CARD=Intel,DEV=0     HDA Intel, ALC268 Analog     4.0 Surround output to Front and Rear speakers surround41:CARD=Intel,DEV=0     HDA Intel, ALC268 Analog     4.1 Surround output to Front, Rear and Subwoofer speakers surround50:CARD=Intel,DEV=0     HDA Intel, ALC268 Analog     5.0 Surround output to Front, Center and Rear speakers surround51:C
[08:32] <itai_> hi, i played with vlc's skins and now getting an error whever it runs, i thought i would just purge and reinstall but i keep getting the same error, is there no way to start from the begining with vlc?
[08:32] <ziroday> itai_: what is the error?
[08:32] <itai_> ziroday, skins2 interface error: cannot find the skins DTD
[08:32] <rickard> I discoved that my mysql installation don´t support innodb.. can I run both myisam / innodb and how do I install it?
[08:32] <ziroday> itai_: you need to remove that skin to clear the error
[08:33] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: ok dude i'll definitly update and let u know about vbox problm, When u come online here? i mean at wat time?
[08:33] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: can u show me the output of lspci . Dont paste it here use pastebin
[08:33] <itai_> ziroday, which skin?
[08:33] <HasanNoori> indian_munnda: Sorry, did u see my message?
[08:34] <ziroday> itai_: skins2 I would imagine
[08:34] <HasanNoori> oh OK
[08:34] <joemac> I am getting the following error "There was an error during the CUPS operation: 'httpConnectionEncrypt failed'" can anyone help?
[08:34] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:now whats the time over their?its 10:30 AM here
[08:34] <itai_> ziroday, check out the full  error running from teminal: http://paste.ubuntu.com/171348/
[08:34] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: 1.11 pm here
[08:35] <ziroday> itai_: it appears to be the WMP11.vlt skin, I would imagine that #vlc would be more helpful
[08:35] <ziroday> itai_: err correction #videolan
[08:35] <Skarpz> Can anyone help me? my sound just stopped working
[08:35] <itai_> ziroday, thanks, but i wonder if i could just reinstall it
[08:36] <ziroday> itai_: no that won't work as it won't delete your settings (unlike in windows)
[08:36] <nmvictor> indian_munnda:when will 6pm here correspond to  ever their?thats when i might surface,but i can make it earlier if you insist.
[08:36] <ManDay> When I change my desktop on a freshly installed Ubuntu (!) I get an error:    "An error occurred while loading or saving configuration information for gnome-panel. Some of your configuration settings may not work properly. Failed to contact configuration server, some possible causes are that you need to enable TCP/IP networking for ORBit, or you have stale NFS locks due ti a system crash... Details - 1:Could not send message to gconf d
[08:36] <ManDay> aemon; Message did not receive a reply (timeout by message bus))"
[08:36] <ziroday> ManDay: this is a fresh install? Nothing funky?
[08:37] <ManDay> nothing funky
[08:37] <ManDay> some programs removed i admit
[08:37] <ManDay> but gconf and everything else is still there
[08:37] <ManDay> plus, that has happend last time too, on a really fresh install
[08:37] <ziroday> ManDay: please pastebin ps aux | grep gconf and what programs did you remove (gnome related?)
[08:38] <indian_munnda> nmvictor: actually my day has just started and i update my system mostly in night. And night is atleast 10 hours away from now. So i can meet u tommorow here at around 10am to 2 pm.
[08:38] <ManDay> alot, but i made sure nothing essential
[08:38] <Skarpz> How can I find out how to get my sound back?
[08:39] <nmvictor> 10am t0 2pm over their or over here?
[08:39] <ziroday> ManDay: can you pastebin it please
[08:39] <ManDay> one sec
[08:39] <itai_> ziroday, apparently it was  rm -rf ~/.config/vlc ,they told me in #videolan, thanks for help
[08:39] <spencer> how do i install vcdk?
[08:39] <ziroday> ManDay: err did you remove anything gnome related? (gnome-session would be helpful)
[08:40] <spencer> $sudo apt-cache search vcdk does nothing
[08:40] <ManDay> no, i didnt remove gnome-session
[08:40] <ziroday> itai_: well that is one way to reset your settings, next time you might want to do mv ~/.config/vlc ~/.config/vlc.old so if something breaks you still have your old config
[08:40] <itai_> ziroday, thanks for the tip
[08:41] <ziroday> itai_: have fun
[08:41] <Skarpz> hmm
[08:41] <ankurwidguitar> Can somebody tell me about Scribus alternative which can handle .sla file and supports Indic text too?
[08:41] <ManDay> zicho, http://manday.pastebin.com/m3fe803cd
[08:41] <ManDay> ziroday, http://manday.pastebin.com/m3fe803cd
[08:41] <ManDay> sorry gotta go
[08:41] <ziroday> ManDay: okay, gconfd is working
[08:41] <ManDay> ill be back in a while
[08:41] <ManDay> thanks already
[08:41] <ziroday> ManDay: I probably won't be here, but I'm sure someone else will be able to help you
[08:42] <ankurwidguitar> Can somebody tell me about Scribus alternative which can handle .sla file and supports Indic text too?
[08:42] <Skarpz> So, my sound isn't working, what can I do about it?
[08:43] <ziroday> !repeat > ankurwidguitar
[08:43] <ziroday> Skarpz: you checked to make sure PCM volume is up to the max?
[08:43] <ankurwidguitar> Can somebody tell me about Scribus alternative which can handle .sla file and supports Indic text too?
[08:44] <ziroday> ankurwidguitar: that is a fairly specialised question, repeating it ever minute isn't going to get you far :)
[08:44] <troopperi> Skarpz: type alsamixer at terminal and check out if sound levels are down or muted.
[08:44] <ankurwidguitar> I am sorry! But I am desperate to know the solution
[08:44] <Skarpz> hmm yeah simple mistake sorry it went mute on me
[08:45] <Skarpz> new to this
[08:45] <HasanNoori>  indian_munnda: Sorry, did u see my message?
[08:45] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: no
[08:45] <spencer> ia32-libs what is this and why should i care?
[08:45] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: didn't gogt any
[08:46] <ziroday> spencer: its a library to get many 32bit apps to run on 64bit
[08:46] <ziroday> spencer: and you should probably keep it if you're on 64bit
[08:46] <spencer> i see, a tutorial says i should keep it/get it before i continue on this thing
[08:46] <spencer> how do i ensure i have it because it doesn't explain
[08:46] <painted> been using ubuntu for about a week now... i'd never use windows if it weren't for games now
[08:47]  * painted pats self on back
[08:47] <ziroday> spencer: do sudo apt-get install ia32-libs it will tell you if you need it, what is the tutorial?
[08:47] <HasanNoori> 00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Memory Controller Hub (rev 07) 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07) 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07) 00:19.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation 82567V Gigabit Network Connection (rev 03)
[08:47] <spencer> http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Gutsy_Installation_Guide#Method_2:_Install_the_Catalyst_8.4_Driver_Manually
[08:47] <spencer> method 2, it's a real pain in the ass
[08:47] <Skarpz> troopperi: Thanks about the alsamixer in the terminal
[08:47] <ziroday> HasanNoori: stop. Pastebin.
[08:47] <troopperi> Skarpz: np :D
[08:47] <ziroday> spencer: why are you installing it like that?
[08:47] <spencer> because nothing else works
[08:47] <HasanNoori> ok
[08:48] <HasanNoori> ziroday, what can i do?
[08:48] <ziroday> spencer: you do understand that method is outdated and a bad idea right?
[08:48] <ziroday> HasanNoori: stick it in pastebin
[08:48] <ziroday> !pastebin | HasanNoori
[08:48] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: use pastebin service or u will be kicked by the floodbot
[08:48] <spencer> ziroday: i understand that ATi are retarded
[08:48] <techtonik> Where should bugs/usability proposals spotted at install time go?
[08:48] <spencer> and the open source drivers didn't work
[08:48] <nmvictor> painted:cool linux games are out in the wild,you aint looking good,consult google always
[08:49] <ziroday> techtonik: http://bugs.launchpad.com/ubuntu or http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com if it's a particularly ambitious idea
[08:49] <painted> nmvictor, yeah I know linux has games, but i meant more mainstream games, if you know what i mean
[08:49] <ziroday> techtonik: and/or fancy one :)
[08:49] <Skarpz> I'll be back in the future I'm sure. Laterz
[08:49] <ziroday> spencer: what version of ubuntu?
[08:49] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: your sound card is not in PCI
[08:49] <ziroday> spencer: and what card?
[08:49] <Bob_Dole> It'd be nice if I could get Unreal Tournament GoTY to install.. but the .run from loki gives "Verifying archive integrity...tail: cannot open `+6' for reading: No such file or directory" and the --keep option I saw doesn't help.
[08:49] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: check your hardware
[08:50] <ziroday> Bob_Dole: sounds like a bad download
[08:50] <HasanNoori> indian_munnda: ok, help me
[08:50] <spencer> i don't remember which version. it's a HD4850
[08:50] <Bob_Dole> ziroday, That's 3 different downloads
[08:50] <HasanNoori> please
[08:50] <indian_munnda> ziroday: HasanNoori's soundcard is not showing up in PCI
[08:50] <spencer> 8.10 probably
[08:50] <Bob_Dole> from 2 different sources. Am I that unlucky?
[08:50] <ziroday> indian_munnda: I don't know sorry
[08:51] <ziroday> Bob_Dole: probably not, unfortunately I have no experience with loki or UT sorry
[08:51] <HasanNoori> see the following again
[08:51] <ziroday> spencer: do lsb_release -a to see your ubuntu version
[08:51] <techtonik> ziroday: thanks, there is nothing very special in install I guess, but still would be nice to see - like hint what combination changes keyboard layout on the page with proposal to test this layout
[08:51] <spencer> Description:	Ubuntu 8.04.2
[08:51] <HasanNoori>  indian_munnda: but wat i can i do now?
[08:51] <ziroday> techtonik: well feel free to create a bug, and a brainstorm idea and then link the bug to brainstorm
[08:52] <ziroday> spencer: okay, go to System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
[08:52] <HasanNoori>  ziroday: can you help me?
[08:52] <ziroday> spencer: and if you use a later version of ubuntu the open source drivers work great for that card
[08:52] <ziroday> HasanNoori: nope, sorry
[08:52] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: give me the output of sudo cat /etc/asound/cards
[08:52] <spencer> ziroday: i don't know how to upgrade, also Hardware Drivers is no longer present in my list
[08:52] <HasanNoori> ok
[08:53] <painted> nmvictor, i downloaded a lniux game, what's the terminal command to install a package?
[08:53] <ziroday> spencer: how about System > Administration > Restricted Drivers Manager?
[08:53] <spencer> no
[08:53] <ziroday> painted: if its a package just double click
[08:53] <spencer> i'm sure they were there earlier..
[08:53] <HasanNoori> indian_munnda:  cat: /etc/asound/cards: No such file or directory
[08:53] <ziroday> spencer: okay, I recommend you either upgrade or reinstall
[08:53] <spencer> god damnit
[08:54] <spencer> last time i tried to reinstall i lost access to windows
[08:54] <ziroday> spencer: well we can help you with that, after you reinstall
[08:54] <painted> ziroday, i did but it opens it with a text editor = /
[08:54] <spencer> hah funny, they said that last time and i couldn't boot into an OS
[08:54] <ziroday> spencer: or if you prefer you can upgrade, but that might be more likely to break
[08:54] <nmvictor> painted:im not a dedicated gamer,so obviously i dont get what you mean,but no prob.what the package,.tar achirve or a .deb or a .bin package?depends you know
[08:54] <ziroday> painted: what game and what does it end in?
[08:54] <spencer> why is it likely to break? i thought ubuntu was supposed to be better and modular..
[08:55] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: oh sory it is sudo cat /proc/asound/cards
[08:55] <painted> the file's full name is supertux-0.1.3.x86.package
[08:55] <spencer> so what am i downloading?
[08:55] <ziroday> spencer: because do an entire system upgrade is extremely hard to test and can lead to bad results
[08:55] <ziroday> spencer: everybodies setup is different
[08:55] <HasanNoori>  0 [Intel          ]: HDA-Intel - HDA Intel
[08:55] <spencer> 9.04?
[08:55] <HasanNoori> HDA Intel at 0x92100000 irq 22
[08:55] <ziroday> spencer: yes, that is the latest version
[08:56] <spencer> i understand that but i never had issues on Windows doing a service pack update
[08:56] <spencer> i'm being unfair.. i just expected Linux to be so much cleaner
[08:56] <ziroday> spencer: this isn't a service pack upgrade, this is like going from XP to Vista to Windows 7
[08:56] <ziroday> spencer: you have already been through to "service packs" on your current system
[08:57] <ziroday> s/to/two
[08:57] <spencer> oh right, cool
[08:57] <spencer> can i install from memory stick again? i don't have a blank CD?
[08:58] <ziroday> Hi, anyone know of an app that can take my extremely messy ~/Music dir and organize it into a nice new music dir, deleting duplicate songs, fixing tags and adding artwork?
[08:58] <ziroday> spencer: you can install from a memory stick, but cd will be easier
[08:58] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: check this out may be it will help you http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=47392
[08:58] <painted> what's the directory for desktop?
[08:58] <spencer> no CDs i'm afraid, i know my way around BIOS
[08:59] <sacarlson> ﻿ziroday: It won't orginize it but removes duplicates I think is called lint
[08:59] <ziroday> painted: ~/Desktop
[08:59] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: try all commands which have been used there
[08:59] <ziroday> sacarlson: thanks, I'll look into it :)
[08:59] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: Are u on toshiba laptop?
[08:59] <HasanNoori> yes
[09:00] <ziroday> sacarlson: hmm, there is no package called lint, did you mean fslint?
[09:00] <nmvictor> ziroday:maybe rhythmbox,exail music player or gmusicbrowser
[09:00] <spencer> ziroday: do i just destroy this partition? or can i write over it easily?
[09:00] <HasanNoori> i'm on toshibasatilte pro s300-ez2501
[09:00] <ziroday> nmvictor: none of those have to option to delete duplicate music files
[09:00] <ziroday> spencer: you can write over it easily
[09:00] <HasanNoori> indian_munnda: Thanks for all
[09:00] <karl_> Hi
[09:00] <Bob_Dole> Only games I really play are Tremulous(in the repos already), Vendetta Online(has a nifty .sh file to install, doesn't need root, but also doesn't install "normally." I added it to my application's menu manually.) And games that run well under WINE, excluding UT:GoTY for some reason.. it's a DirextX...6-8(can't remember which for some reason) game, yet it doesn't "just work" like my other games. This -isn't- ubuntu's fault, but
[09:00] <Bob_Dole> WINE's I'd imagine.... if I can figure out what's going on with this installer for UT:GoTY I'll be all set.(and Unreal Tournament has issues on windows, too, with a default install if you have the ability to run more than 1 thread at a time. such as dual-core cpu's or hyperthreaded cpu's)..But overall, Gaming on Linux without windows isn't too difficult. Whoa, I think this is going to be absurdly long...sorry D:
[09:00] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-hardware-18/how-i-fixed-sound-on-my-toshiba-alc268-567376/
[09:01] <karl_> i need support for driver install in ubuntu?
[09:01] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: check this. It the same as your problm is
[09:01] <indian_munnda> HasanNoori: me gtg
[09:01] <indian_munnda> bye
[09:01] <HasanNoori> thanks bye
[09:02] <Bob_Dole> that was even longer than I thought it was going to be. f$*k.
[09:02] <Spremi> hi all folks.
[09:02] <ziroday> Spremi: Hi!, how can we help you today?
[09:02] <painted> supertux-0.1.3.x86.package is the name of the file and it's on the desktop but sudo aptitude install ~/Desktop/supertux-0.1.3.x86.package returns "couldn't find any package whose name or description matched"
[09:03] <Spremi> hi ziro, I'm seeking help on a feature of the "diff" shell command
[09:03] <ziroday> painted: that is not a debian package
[09:03] <ziroday> Spremi: sure, what confusing you?
[09:03] <iceroot> painted: sudo apt-get install supertux
[09:04] <Spremi> ziroday: well I've to diff a bunch of HTML/PHP source file to track the changes. I want to ignore the whitespace, but the -w options doesn't really do the trick
[09:04] <ziroday> painted: why not install supertux from the repo's?
[09:04] <iceroot> painted: use the one from the repos
[09:04] <Ademan> sudo apt-get purge supertux
[09:04] <painted> ziroday, but it's downloading it again...
[09:04] <Ademan> ....
[09:04] <painted> why should I get it from the repos when I already have the latest version?
[09:04] <mmu_man> http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ 404  !??
[09:04] <ziroday> !latest | painted
[09:04] <Ademan> if you're looking for some mario business grab an emulator or super maryo chronicles from getdeb
[09:04] <bullgard4> Klicking User Switcher applet > Suspend /var/log/pm-suspend.log: "success; performing suspend." After pressing the Power button of the laptop computer hard disk and fan start but the display remains dark. It is recommended to unload on trial some modules before Suspend. But with which should I start?  There are 57 loaded. My video driver is radeon_drv.so.
[09:04] <iceroot> painted: because you always have to use the paketmanager for a clean and safe system
[09:04] <ziroday> painted: because installing from the repo's is easier, safer and better in the long run
[09:04] <Ademan> mmu_man: is SSE your game?
[09:05] <mmu_man> hmm ah no not this one
[09:05] <mmu_man> Ademan:  ?
[09:05] <Bob_Dole> I'm running jaunty, and have been running it since the beta...because I couldn't get 8.04 to boot. I Have a Radeon HD 3850, is it normal for the graphical live-cd to hardfreeze the moment X tries to display something?..and then the alternate install to do the same after being installed?
[09:05] <ziroday> bullgard4: wireless and video?
[09:05] <Spremi> ziroday: in particular, a line like <p>Hello</p> is seen different from <p>[CR]Hello[CR]</p> where CR is a Carriage Return, any suggestion how to treat these two texts like equivalent with diff? Thanks in advance.
[09:05] <ziroday> Bob_Dole: the 3850 might be a bit new for hardy
[09:05] <Ademan> mmu_man: nvm I thought mmu was a reference to the SIMD multimedia instruction sets (including SSE)
[09:06] <Bob_Dole> 8.10 did the same thing, actually.
[09:06] <ziroday> Spremi: sorry, I don't I really don't use diff that heavily and when I do I use it with meld
[09:06] <painted> gotcha... what's the difference between aptitude and apt-get
[09:06] <mmu_man> Err http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com gutsy-updates/main php5-cli 5.2.3-1ubuntu6.5 404 Not Found
[09:06] <Bob_Dole> mmu= Memory Management Unit, from all I've ever known.
[09:06] <ziroday> painted: they maintain packages differently, they are interchangable and you can use whichever one you prefer
[09:06] <mmu_man> indeed
[09:06] <bullgard4> ziroday: There is no 'wireless'. But I will give 'video' a try.
[09:06] <ziroday> mmu_man: gutsy is EOL
[09:06] <ziroday> bullgard4: this is a desktop?
[09:06] <Spremi> ok no prob ziroday :)
[09:07] <bullgard4> ziroday: No. A laptop computer.
[09:07] <ziroday> bullgard4: it has a wireless card, no?
[09:07] <nmvictor> gtg guys,life's calling.bye to all we've chatted with.thanks to all who've helped and anytime for those i've assisted in anyway.
[09:07] <bullgard4> ziroday: It does not have a wireless card nor controller.
[09:07] <ziroday> bullgard4: ah right
[09:09] <Ademan> Bob_Dole: yeah, I'm silly late at night... all of the SSE functions are prefixed with _mm though, my brain removed the u and made a connection, rather than the obvious one lol
[09:09]  * Bob_Dole goes to see if the netami project has any new news on their "modern" Amiga. which lacks an MMU
[09:10] <rossnixon> I want to mount my hibernated Windows drive. When I try "sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/disk -o ro" it says "fuse: failed to access mountpoint /media/disk: No such file or directory"
[09:10] <Ademan> ross:   ls /media    is disk in there?
[09:11] <Ademan> rossnixon: ^^
[09:11] <ziroday> rossnixon: do sudo mkdir /media/disk ; sudo chown <youruser>:<youruser> /media/disk
[09:11] <segin> How do I install the standard manual pages for the GNU C Library?
[09:12] <rossnixon> My c: drive does not appear in /mount, but it is mounted automatically if I shut windows down before booting up in Ubuntu.
[09:12] <segin> It is package glibc-doc?
[09:12] <sacarlson> ﻿rossnixon: I think you must create the mount directory first
[09:12] <Ademan> ziroday: why would he chown it?
[09:12] <ziroday> Ademan: because otherwise it belongs to root and he can't read it
[09:12] <Ademan> can't *read* it or can't write it?
[09:12] <ziroday> Ademan: both
[09:12] <Ademan> eh?
[09:13] <ziroday> Ademan: if I create a dir as root, I can't read or write to it as me
[09:13] <Ademan> ziroday: you should be able to read it, unless your mask is wierd...
[09:13] <ziroday> Ademan: sorry, read not write :)
[09:14] <Ademan> no problem, I was just wondering if there was something at play I didn't know/understand, maybe specific to mount points
[09:14] <Ademan> I rarely if ever mount things by hand...
[09:15] <brodsta> I'm having trouble connecting to a WPA2-PSK network using wpa_supplicant and the rt61pci driver, although networkmanager seems to work flawlessly.  When I connect using wpa_supplicant "ioctl[SIOCSIWENCODEEXT]: No such file or directory" seems to disrupt it and it reconnects and so on and so on.  Don't suppose anyone has ideas on this?
[09:16] <rossnixon> Thanks heaps ziroday!!! I have mounted it with your help.
[09:16] <ziroday> rossnixon: great to hear
[09:17] <Spremi> bye folks
[09:17] <Kartagis> on any page, flash movies are replaced with a huge play button. what may cause this?
[09:17] <amanda-b> so i'm adding a bunch of usb drives (like, 12 of them) to a system. all are ext3. what are appropriate options in fstab?
[09:17] <Chriss_> hello, anyone has experience with MailScanner?
[09:17] <rossnixon> Ziroday, now I want to put the two commands into a script. Do I need a certain file type? Sorry for newbie talk.
[09:18] <joemac> I am getting the following error "There was an error during the CUPS operation: 'httpConnectionEncrypt failed'" can anyone help?
[09:18] <brodsta> Kartagis: flashplugin is installed properly?
[09:18] <ziroday> rossnixon: not at all, are you trying to have this file mounted at boot?
[09:18] <Kartagis> brodsta, yes
[09:18] <Ademan> rossnixon: no, you just open a file and put them in there, save it (.sh if you want it to be easily identifiable as a shell script)   chmod a+x whateveryourfileis
[09:18] <Ademan> the extensions in linux basically don't matter
[09:19] <ga_bash> hi.. having trouble with #make in /usr/src. kernel build..
[09:19] <rossnixon> Ideally the script would run automatically if my c: drive was hibernated.
[09:19] <ziroday> amanda-b: well it depends on what you want, doing there UUID then filesystem then options then 0 0 is usually the best way to go
[09:19] <Ademan> rossnixon: oh right, and at the top you will need #!/bin/bash
[09:19] <ziroday> rossnixon: well you can add the force option to fstab and it will always mount the drive
[09:19] <ziroday> rossnixon: but mounting the ntfs partition whilst hibernated is dangerous
[09:19] <Ademan> yeah if you always want it to be mounted you want /etc/fstab
[09:20] <amanda-b> ziroday i'm not doing uuid, actually, i'm doing /dev/disk/by-label. uuid is too big a pita for that many drives. :-)
[09:20] <peerless> hi .. My cpu usage is hovering around 80% at most times.i use 8.10..any ways to reduce it?
[09:20] <rossnixon> Only as read-only of course - hence the "ro"
[09:20] <ga_bash> make: *** No rule to make target `include/config/auto.conf', needed by `include/config/kernel.release'.  Stop.
[09:20] <Ademan> peerless: what's taking up all of the cpu?
[09:20] <ga_bash> anyone
[09:20] <ziroday> amanda-b: understandable, feel free to pastebin what you have so we can have a quick glance over it
[09:20] <Ademan> ga_bash: have you run the kernel configuration utility?
[09:21] <ziroday> amanda-b: and out of curiosity, what are you doing with twelve usb drives?
[09:21] <peerless> Ademan: x mostly.. and firefox at times
[09:21] <Ademan> she's a klepto :-p
[09:21] <ga_bash> Ademan, i copied the config file to /usr/src from /boot/config...xyxyz
[09:21] <ga_bash> Ademan, the file i renamed to .config
[09:21] <ziroday> rossnixon: right, then probably easiest just to add the force option in your fstab file
[09:21] <Ademan> ga_bash: are you following a tutorial or anything?
[09:21] <ziroday> rossnixon: and that way the drive will always be mounted
[09:21] <ga_bash> Ademan, no..
[09:22] <ga_bash> Ademan, i just want to know what the error signifies.
[09:22] <ziroday> rossnixon: or even better if there are errors it can remount it ro otherwise, rw
[09:22] <Ademan> ga_bash: I've never built my own kernel, but I recommend running the config utility since it may touch other files
[09:22] <ziroday> ga_bash: building your own kernel is not supported here
[09:22] <Ademan> ga_bash: its missing that file include/config/auto.conf   that's all it means
[09:22] <ziroday> (and a really bad idea)
[09:22] <Ademan> ziroday: well technically it's a gnu make question :-p
[09:22] <ga_bash> Ademan, to reduce the problem of configuration i took the configuration file from /boot/ which is a working kernel.
[09:22] <amanda-b> ziroday, mostly a huge media collection, live recordings of my fav band. sizes vary based on when i bought the drives, 250 300 500 750 1t
[09:22] <rossnixon> OK thanks, will google command syntax - hopefully it will mount as read-write if not hibernated, and *only* mount readonly if hibernated.
[09:23] <ga_bash> ziroday, its ubuntu kernel.
[09:23] <ga_bash> ziroday, i am having trouble with ubuntu.
[09:23] <Ademan> peerless: hrm, high X usage means something is doing alot of drawing.... have you tried logging out then back in? also are you using an intel graphics card?
[09:23] <ziroday> amanda-b: great, whilst UUID's are a good way to go "just in case" /dev's are just fine too
[09:24] <ziroday> ga_bash: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile and its still not supported
[09:24] <GnosticAscension> weeeheeeeeee
[09:24] <ga_bash> ziroday, all right i would see that
[09:24] <amanda-b> ziroday, i learned the hard way that eg /dev/sdh1 can change between boots depending on the usb subsystem, ergo, why i went with drive labels
[09:24] <ziroday> rossnixon: feel free to pastebin your new fstab too, and we'll glance over it
[09:24] <peerless> Ademan: No i dont have a separate  graphics card.. Log outs didnt help
[09:25] <ziroday> amanda-b: personally I still prefer UUID's and they're really easy to see with a quick blkid
[09:25] <sauvin> uuids, however, are impossible to remember.
[09:25] <peerless> Ademan: Gui apps like firefox vlc takes more of cpu often
[09:25] <jamelon> hello
[09:25] <Ademan> sauvin: I would hope you don't go around remembering uuids :-p
[09:25] <jamelon> i've problem :(
[09:26] <amanda-b> ziroday but i can't remember them :-) i also have the drives physically labeled, so when one goes south on me, i know which physical unit it is :-) when 300a took a shit ... i knew which box to yank.
[09:26] <sauvin> Ademan, nope, but, lemme see... 17492738442714997497291687453, was that the library disk or the binaries disk...?
[09:26] <bingungaja> how to download file from rapidshare in ubuntu ?
[09:26] <ziroday> bingungaja: just click on the link?
[09:26] <Ademan> sauvin: that's why fstab has comments :-)
[09:26] <ziroday> amanda-b: makes sense :), and watch the language please
[09:26] <sauvin> It's also why I tend to mount by label :D
[09:26] <Ademan> peerless: are you on jaunty? and if you don't have a separate graphics card, doesn't that mean you have an intel graphics chip?
[09:26] <jamelon> i downloaded ubuntu, and at the end it is corrupted file , 4GB :(
[09:27] <amanda-b> okay my fstab at http://pastebin.com/m1c9d8f23
[09:27] <bingungaja> ziroday: no, using rapidshare-dl or other download manager, seems it will only downloaded the html file
[09:27] <Ademan> jamelon: use torrents!
[09:27] <jamelon> link please?
[09:27] <Ademan> jamelon: you're using the dvd i assume?
[09:27] <ziroday> amanda-b: looks fine to me
[09:27] <jamelon> yes
[09:27] <Ademan> 4gb is a bit large for a cd ;-)
[09:27] <GnosticAscension> @bingungaja download managers not compatible with RS etc
[09:27] <jamelon> :(
[09:27] <Ademan> ubuntu i386 desktop? (or alternate?)
[09:28] <RaverWild> hello guys. need help - i need to get basic understanding of what the mail spool is , how it works. what online stuff u reccomend reading? i tried with google last 30mins but looks i ask wrong questions. help please
[09:28] <jamelon> yes i386
[09:28] <amanda-b> ziroday, my concern now is that, at boot, the usb subsystem will not be running and drive scans have settled, and so mounting fstab will cause the boot to hang.
[09:28] <jamelon> downloaded this   ubuntu-9.04-dvd-i386.iso
[09:28] <Ademan> do we even have ppc anymore? I remember ppc was no longer officially supported but someone was still maintaining it...
[09:28] <painted> ademan, i use DVDs for ISOs, just because they write and read faster than CDs
[09:28] <Ademan> but that was a few releases ago
[09:28] <xukun> !ati
[09:28] <painted> well ademan, PS3's still use PPCs
[09:29] <ziroday> amanda-b: it shouldn't do, if fstab can't mount something it should just continue on its merry way with the rest
[09:29] <peerless> Ademan: I am with Intrepid .. I dont have a separate graphics card..but guess my intel mother board has an integrated graphics chip
[09:29] <bingungaja> GnosticAscension: i've been googling and found one console download manager called rapidshare-dl, others seems successfull using that, but not me
[09:29] <bingungaja> or anyone can tell me what's free download manager in windows works in wine ?
[09:29] <GnosticAscension> bingungaja: hm, thanks for *that* info :P
[09:29] <amanda-b> ziroday, would it be better, given my concern, to set all the external drives to noauto, and then mount them at the end of the boot process, through eg an S99mountallthedrives script?
[09:29] <huepm> chao cac pac
[09:30] <Ademan> peerless: ah, alright, hrm, because I know intel graphics chips have been having issues with jaunty....
[09:30] <GnosticAscension> Ademan: I heard Intel stuff was slower on jaunty
[09:30] <GnosticAscension> that true?
[09:30] <ziroday> amanda-b: AFAICT if fstab can't mount something it just moves on, but that can't hurt
[09:30] <Ademan> GnosticAscension: for some chipsets, yes
[09:30] <jamelon> i downloaded this   ubuntu-9.04-dvd-i386.iso
[09:30] <amanda-b> ziroday, even if the boot doesn't fail, if the drives aren't mounted because the usb subsystem isn't ready when it tries to mount them, it still defeats the purpose, which is to have the drives mounted and shared when the system comes up
[09:30]  * jamelon waiting :(
[09:30] <xukun> during the upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 I get a warning saying that there is no fglrx suport for may ati card. Can I ignore this and just install the drivers?
[09:31] <Ademan> jamelon: yeah, hold on
[09:31] <ziroday> amanda-b: fstab should mount the drives after the usb subsystem comes up
[09:31] <jamelon> sorry :D
[09:31] <Ademan> jamelon: no problem, I just don't normally download the dvd
[09:31] <jamelon> what's different between dvd and cd? i think dvd have alot of software, right?
[09:31] <Ademan> GnosticAscension: yeah there's a PPA with newer kernels with supposedly better intel drivers though, so the problems being solved, but right now, yeah, some intel chipsets are slower, like apparently horribly slower
[09:32] <Ademan> jamelon: I would assume, but like I said I don't use it :-p
[09:32] <amanda-b> i suppose now is the time to test it ... how do i turn off kdm at boot?
[09:32] <amanda-b> i just want a prompt on this box
[09:32] <GnosticAscension> jamelon: there is a solution on this page [ http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php?t=143658 ]
[09:32] <GnosticAscension> it says
[09:32] <GnosticAscension> jamelon : "I got a corrupt ubuntu .iso and fixed it thusly:  Get a torrent for the same .iso and point it's download dir to where you have your incomplete one (I used utorrent), it will go through the whole file and work out what it still needs to download, just let it do it's thing and you should have the full uncoorrupted .iso."
[09:33] <GnosticAscension> (this is what the site says)
[09:33] <GnosticAscension> dunno whether it works, but worth a try i think
[09:33] <Ademan> O_o where the heck are the dvd torrents?!
[09:35] <jamelon> thanks GnosticAscension
[09:36] <Ademan> jamelon: did GnosticAscension take care of you? otherwise  http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/jaunty/release/ubuntu-9.04-dvd-i386.iso.torrent   does that look right?
[09:37] <Ademan> for some reason it wasn't in the main releases.ubuntu.com anywhere I saw...
[09:37] <Ademan> jamelon: here's the full list of options I found: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/jaunty/release/
[09:37] <farciarz84> what is the checksum of ubuntu 9.04 32-bit?
[09:37] <jamelon> thanks Ademan
[09:38] <farciarz84> I mean iso image
[09:38] <Ademan> farciarz84: it's in MD5SUM at releases.ubuntu.com
[09:38] <jamelon> farciarz84, question for me?
[09:38] <NativeAngels> how well are usb wireless cards supported by ubuntu 9.04
[09:38] <Ademan> farciarz84: http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04/MD5SUMS
[09:38] <farciarz84> tnx
[09:38] <Ademan> MD5SUMS not MD5SUM apparently
[09:38] <Ademan> no problem
[09:39] <jamelon> i checked MD5SUM and it is totally different with my iso
[09:39] <Ademan> NativeAngels: it all depends on which one
[09:39] <Ademan> jamelon: :-/ lol
[09:39] <amanda-b> and sure enough, boot failed, CTRL-D to continue or root password. something's gorked. exactly what i wanted to avoid. good thing i'm here to fix it. :-(
[09:39] <NativeAngels> its an old wanado one
[09:39] <NativeAngels> cohiba
[09:39] <Ademan> amanda-b: I don't mean to be "that gross geek" but its pretty awesome you're into this kinda stuff and capable to boot...
[09:40] <Ademan> !wifi
[09:40] <NativeAngels> if i have the windows drivers can i use them in ubuntu ?
[09:40] <niff> #ubuntu.fr
[09:40] <Ademan> NativeAngels: maybe with ndiswrapper
[09:40] <amanda-b> ademan: uh?
[09:41] <Bob_Dole> I'm disgusted. Yahoo sent me an e-mail telling me to "upgrade" to Internet Exploder 8.
[09:41] <Ademan> amanda-b: disregard that hah
[09:41] <Ademan> NativeAngels: it may not be necessary depending on whether there's a native driver
[09:41] <amanda-b> ademan: only reason i'm hear asking for help was because i couldn't get debian squeeze to boot properly on my mac mini. the ubuntu installer can handle efi, but the debian installer can't yet. why escapes me.
[09:42] <amanda-b> <-- debian girl all the way
[09:42] <CapitanAwesome> whats the "get deps" command for apt-get ?
[09:43] <Ademan> amanda-b: you can always drop into a terminal in the middle of the debian installer though, unless there's a new non-ncurses one lately
[09:43] <maxagaz> is there any repositories for emacs on hardy ?
[09:43] <amanda-b> ademan: and do what tho? (and yes, there is a gnome installer)
[09:43] <sacarlson> ﻿Bob_Dole:  just change your user agent to look like E8 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/59
[09:43] <Ademan> maxagaz: what do you mean repositories? what do you need that's not in an official package?
[09:44] <maxagaz> Ademan, tramp in emcas doesn't work in hardy, but works in jaunty
[09:44] <Ademan> amanda-b: efi-install /dev/hda1 ? I don't know squat about efi, but I'm sure refit provides some relevant tools
[09:44] <maxagaz> Ademan, but i have to use hardy at work
[09:44] <Ademan> maxagaz: and you have root access? nifty
[09:45] <amanda-b> ademan: wasn't available on a business card install. :-)
[09:45] <maxagaz> Ademan, yes i do
[09:46] <rusiru> hey i installed jaunty in my toshiba laptop bluetooth worked at first now its not working can anyone helpme
[09:46] <Ademan> maxagaz: you can do the horrible thing I've done and add the jaunty repos, update, install new package(s), remove repos, update.  although I would never do that on my work computer... it took alot of courage to do it at home... i just wanted python2.6 that badly :-)
[09:46] <THE_MAC> im trying to set up ubuntu in my house, the first computer .. ubuntu doesnt see the linksys wifi card .. its a wmp54g pci card.. any ideas?? i cant change the other 6 computers till i figure this out first..
[09:47] <CapitanAwesome> whats the 'fix dependencies' command for apt-get ?
[09:48] <devindersingh> hi
[09:48] <Ademan> CaptainMorgan: have you checked the man page?
[09:48] <devindersingh> can i install DHCP server on ubuntu desktop
[09:49] <CaptainMorgan> Ademan, why whould I?
[09:49] <aaroninfidel> would someone consider pointing me or compiling a version of ubuntu that has EFI enabled for boot?
[09:49] <aaroninfidel> pointing me too a download*
[09:49] <AnnonyMouse> has anyone else gotten a bad KVM apt update?
[09:49] <Ademan> CaptainMorgan: because the man pages are great resources so that you can operate more independently?
[09:50] <CaptainMorgan> Ademan, and you don't think I already know that?
[09:50] <THE_MAC> i just want to get these computers running on ubuntu so i can get rid of windows all together
[09:50] <jamelon> what's the best version of Linux? Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian, or? O_o
[09:50] <AnnonyMouse> jamelon : ubuntu's the most forgiving
[09:51] <jamelon> y?
[09:51] <AnnonyMouse> jamelon : ubuntu's a debian derivative, fedora's more 4 biz
[09:51] <THE_MAC> it is.. it just doesnt see linksys wifi cards but everything else works great
[09:51] <AnnonyMouse> bsd is a bit hard-core security
[09:52] <maxagaz> Ademan, i have another solution... but hard to do... install a thin client server on jaunty, i boot my computer on it
[09:52] <matitaccia> Hello everyone. Is it possible to open .mdi files under linux? Is there some utility that can convert this .mdi files in something less exclusive?
[09:52] <ido_> I have a ridiculous question: How do I stop backspace from deleting characters in openoffice word processor?
[09:52] <jamelon> i see
[09:52] <Ademan> CaptainMorgan: considering the third option listed in the OPTIONS section in the man page is what you want and could have been found by searching for either dependency or dependencies, apparently not...
[09:52] <acalvo> hi, is there an easy way to migrate from desktop to server?
[09:52] <CaptainMorgan> Ademan, I don't want to check any man pages. Thanks.
[09:53] <AnnonyMouse> jamelon : but most of 'em have live boot disks, so you can "try before you buy" on most of em
[09:53] <dyess002> is there a good program like poweriso for linux out there?
[09:53] <AnnonyMouse> dyess002 ???
[09:53] <Ademan> maxagaz: if you're comfortable using emacs from the command line you could just ssh home, and that would be very fast, or use X11 over ssh and use the emacs gui, which would likely be fairly slow
[09:53] <dyess002> ?
[09:53] <CaptainMorgan> Ademan, maybe there is someone else you intend to win over with the checking of man pages?
[09:53] <matitaccia> AnnonyMouse, quite a lot of questions today.
[09:53] <THE_MAC> what is the package for linksys wireless cards
[09:53] <acalvo> dyess002, google is fyour friend! http://www.ubuntugeek.com/mount-and-unmout-iso-images-without-burning-them.html
[09:54] <AnnonyMouse> matitaccia : any regarding a bad KVM patch?
[09:54] <dyess002> thanks
[09:54] <jamelon> @AnnonyMouse, to buy?
[09:54] <matitaccia> AnnonyMouse, no, no...
[09:54] <CaptainMorgan> Ademan, and I wouldn't even know where to begin, since I don't know which man pages you are pointing to.
[09:55] <acalvo> THE_MAC, I believe it depends on the wifi chip that is bundle with the wireless card
[09:55] <AnnonyMouse> dyess002 : u can look as dd & loop mount for built-in tools
[09:55] <dyess002> i have tried google, but sometime i just can't think of what to say in the search
[09:55] <CaptainMorgan> dyess002, Brasero
[09:55] <THE_MAC> ok then what wireless cards work with ubuntu then ?
[09:56] <Ademan> CaptainMorgan: *that* is ok, the reason why I asked in the first place is because the man pages really are your friends
[09:56] <matitaccia> AnnonyMouse, do you have any idea how to convert .mdi files in something more accessible?
[09:56] <Ademan> CaptainMorgan: man <program name> is the general form, so in this case     man apt-get
[09:56] <AnnonyMouse> jamelon, matitaccia : I broke my KVM (Kernel VM) on my Hardy-64 when I applies the "critical update", & now I'm a bit screwed
[09:56] <acalvo> THE_MAC, ehm, again, it depends on the model and the chip that is bundle with the wireless card. popular chips like athereos or intel work pretty well
[09:56] <CaptainMorgan> Ademan, that's great. And I know they are -- again, why would I check them? Why are you intent on showing me man pages of whatever command you think I should look up?
[09:56] <phased> Use FreeBSD.
[09:56] <Ademan> CaptainMorgan:  you can search by hitting / and typing your search and hitting enter, n and N go back and forth through the results
[09:56] <phased> http://www.freebsd.org/
[09:57] <CaptainMorgan> Ademan, STOP -- WHY are you insisting I need man pages?
[09:57] <phased> Because; you're a novice CaptainMorgan perhaps ?
[09:57] <THE_MAC> ok so i have a wmp54g wirless card from linksys.... hw do i tell if this will work ??
[09:57] <CaptainMorgan> phased, uhm... no.
[09:57] <AnnonyMouse> matitaccia : many, many options. if you're looking for 1:1 replacements for apps, look at osalt.com
[09:57] <dyess002> Brasero, is it in the synaptic?
[09:57] <Ademan> CaptainMorgan: because knowing how to use them will serve you well...
[09:57] <CaptainMorgan> phased, Ademan contacted me FIRST. I said nothing.
[09:57] <acalvo> CaptainMorgan, I agree with Ademan
[09:58] <GeekThunder> Hello, should I download amd64 ISO file for inter 64bit cpu?
[09:58] <CaptainMorgan> acalvo, and I don't agree? I beg differ -- I use them extensively.
[09:58] <AnnonyMouse> CaptainMorgan : man is the be-all & end-all. also look @ info, apropos, & whatis
[09:58] <dyess002> can't find it, maybe i am looking wrong
[09:58] <CaptainMorgan> AnnonyMouse, why am I getting this attention? Flannel you around?
[09:58] <AnnonyMouse> CaptainMorgan :  hencce the term "RTFM"
[09:58] <matitaccia> AnnonyMouse, no, I just would like to open the file, and read the presentation. I don't know why this professor used that crappy file format instead of the normal .ppt
[09:58] <CaptainMorgan> AnnonyMouse, RTFM yourself
[09:58] <acalvo> THE_MAC, I know it works
[09:59] <AnnonyMouse> hehehe
[09:59] <calwig> Hello, How does the 2200/2916 intel card work with Ubuntu?
[09:59] <Ademan> CaptainMorgan: you're being overly hostile towards an honest attempt to help you, that's why you're getting attention...
[09:59] <calwig> Wifi miniPCI card
[09:59] <acalvo> THE_MAC, and I believe it works by default
[09:59] <ga_bash> how does nvidia card work with ubuntu?
[09:59] <AnnonyMouse> matitaccia : if it's a prez, then OpenOffice
[09:59] <CaptainMorgan> Ademan, I WAS NOT looking for help
[09:59] <THE_MAC> ok .. how do i get it to work or make ubuntu see it ??
[09:59] <Macfuddy> All my applets dissapeared
[09:59] <acalvo> calwig, iti should work well
[09:59] <CaptainMorgan> Ademan, I suggest you go BACK and check the conversation - I never contacted you.
[10:00] <acalvo> THE_MAC, do a dmesg | grep linksys
[10:00] <matitaccia> AnnonyMouse, ... I'll try to open it from OO.
[10:00] <Paddy_EIRE> Macfuddy: applets?
[10:00] <acalvo> THE_MAC, that should tell you if it is being recognaized
[10:00] <THE_MAC> where do i do that
[10:00] <CaptainMorgan> no. You contacted me about man pages and assumed I knew nothing about them. I NEVER contacted you.
[10:00] <CaptainMorgan> Ademan,
[10:00] <THE_MAC> terminal ?
[10:00] <painted> what's a good cpp compiler for ubuntu
[10:00] <acalvo> THE_MAC, alt+f2, gnome-terminal
[10:01] <Macfuddy> yeas, the little things up by the date and volume control
[10:01] <Ademan> CaptainMorgan: you, uh, need to chill out, but you're right, I meant to respond to CaptainAwesome in the first place... heh
[10:01] <calwig> acalvo: as far as roaming, software wise and compatibility, does it depend on the model of the computer? or should it work with most models that support the miniPCI ? For example I have an intel 3945 or the such and works well with the dell 6400
[10:01] <Macfuddy> like nm-applet and the suchlike
[10:01] <jamelon> i have old PC Pentuim1 , cpu 233, ram32 , any good OP for it? :D
[10:01] <Paddy_EIRE> Macfuddy: so you just re-add them
[10:01] <matitaccia> AnnonyMouse, cross fingers... It's trying to import it.
[10:01] <Bob_Dole> Pentium MMXs can still browse text-based web with a few pictures... but flash content kills them'
[10:01] <mechdave> painted, gcc is the compiler, to install it sudo apt-get install build-essential
[10:02] <andycas> could someone recommend me a data recovery program for usb thumb drive? Drive has had 2 quick formats on it, very few writes on it and the file im trying to recover is in size about 1-3KB big
[10:02] <CaptainMorgan> Sorry. But when someone is mistakenly trying to force something and I have no clue why they're doing it, contacting me out of the blue -- you might see why I'd be responsive
[10:02] <AnnonyMouse> jamelon :  that's streatchingg it a bit. may b ok for a VoIP server or to run damnsmall on
[10:02] <acalvo> calwig, it does not depend on the model of computer -- maybe on the chipset that controls the miniPCI
[10:02] <matitaccia> AnnonyMouse, ... looks like OO is crashing.
[10:02] <Paddy_EIRE> Macfuddy: right click the panel that they where on and  then click "add to panel"
[10:02] <Kilominha> hm is php-cgi borked? I dont get anything in apache2/mods-enabled so it cant be started
[10:02] <painted> mechdave, what about dev C++
[10:02] <aaroninfidel> has anyone ever done ubuntu on a usb key with a mac?
[10:02] <CaptainMorgan> acalvo, AnnonyMouse, take note of what Ademan said, thanks.
[10:03] <tonyyarusso> wl
[10:03] <Paddy_EIRE> !anyone | aaroninfidel
[10:03]  * Bob_Dole had a Pentium MMX clocked at 285mhz once. used it for listening to music and browsing the web...2 years ago.
[10:03] <matitaccia> AnnonyMouse, ... lol... just a bunch of nonsense chars
[10:03] <Guest94171> hi
[10:03] <Macfuddy> can't find nm-applet
[10:03] <mechdave> painted, gcc will do c and c++
[10:03] <calwig> acalvo: ah ok, well i only do intel pcis, no VIAs or any other
[10:03] <aaroninfidel> Paddy_EIRE: yeah yeah... I was asking because I need help doing it.
[10:03] <Ademan> Bob_Dole: man, that makes even my machine look speedy
[10:03] <calwig> acalvo: all the hardware i purchase is intel
[10:03] <acalvo> calwig, then you shouldn't have any trouble
[10:04] <mechdave> painted, included in gcc is g++ which is a c++ compiler
[10:04] <Paddy_EIRE> aaroninfidel: it goes in the notification area anyway.. its not individually added
[10:04] <Guest94171> [SiS] 771/671  VGA  driver !!
[10:04] <Paddy_EIRE> errr Macfuddy
[10:04] <Ademan> mechdave: g++ isn't installed with the gcc *package* though is it?
[10:04] <Bob_Dole> Ademan, I have a pentium MMX 133mhz laptop with 24MB of RAM, too. But my main desktop is a 2.8ghz Core 2 Duo @3.4ghz, with 4GB of PC6400 DDR2 RAM.
[10:04] <Guest94171> Can anyone shed some light on this? Thanks
[10:04] <acalvo> Ademan, you should install build-essential instead
[10:04] <mechdave> Ademan, I thought so... but I could be wrong
[10:04] <Paddy_EIRE> aaroninfidel: better to ask complete questions thats all :P
[10:04] <Macfuddy> nm-applet is not in the list
[10:04] <VBNewUser> Has anyone experienced Skype crashes after upgrading from Ubuntu 8.10 (64 bit) to Ubuntu 9.04 (again 64 bit)?
[10:04] <painted> how come ubuntu programs use so much less hard drive space than window counterparts
[10:04] <aaroninfidel> Paddy_EIRE: alright thanks.
[10:05] <Paddy_EIRE> Macfuddy: read the last thing I said
[10:05] <Ademan> Bob_Dole: and that rig makes all of my machines look like piles of slag... lol
[10:05] <calwig> acalvo: because i have now a truemobile card, but it doesnt support wpa2, and whatever WEP it supports it functions with a huge overload of struggle and my throughput is max 50KBps, i have thought its the encryption that is causing that, because my other laptop with the better intel card, does up to 1.9MBPS with WPA2 so
[10:05] <acalvo> painted, because they do not bring crap to your computer
[10:05] <Paddy_EIRE> Macfuddy: it goes in the notification area anyway.. its not individually added
[10:05] <Ademan> painted: because they share very large parts of their code with each other (the byproduct of this is that each program has umpteen billion different dependencies) it makes them more compact on disk and in memory
[10:05] <Macfuddy> but it is not there
[10:05] <acalvo> calwig, what chip does it have?
[10:05] <aaroninfidel> know where I can find an ISO of ubuntu that has efi enabled for booting on mac? it was said here that its possible http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=869324
[10:06] <daacosta> join #locombia
[10:06] <Bob_Dole> Ademan, the ATI Radeon HD 3850 doesn't hurt either ;D  But yeah..lots of flash still makes firefox act like it was running on the Pentium MMX, though @,@
[10:06] <Macfuddy> it is gone
[10:06] <Ademan> aaroninfidel: amanda-b is wrestling with that at the moment
[10:06] <painted> mechdave, i installed build-essential but I do not see g++ under applications
[10:06] <tbtroj> I am using Ubuntu 9.04, and I have a printer connected to a Windows computer on my network, but I can't access the printer (trying to set it up using the "System>Administration>Printing" dialog)
[10:06] <Ademan> Bob_Dole: haha yeah, I can't wait for gnash to move along
[10:06] <matitaccia> AnnonyMouse, oohh fuck.... you can't open *.mdi files under linux.
[10:06] <matitaccia> nore convert them
[10:06] <tbtroj> (Oh, the dialog closes when I try to browse for a Windows printer)
[10:06] <Macfuddy> nor is it in the list that I get when I click add to panel
[10:06] <Ademan> painted: it's a command line program ,if you want an IDE you want anjuta or kdevelop
[10:06] <aaroninfidel> Ademan: so when shes figures it out... are they going to release an iso I can have? :D
[10:06] <acalvo> painted, could you try from a terminal g++ --version?
[10:06] <Bob_Dole> Scrolling to the bottom of a page shouldn't take 3 minutes on a machine of this caliber!
[10:07] <TheSaint> Anyone using Skype on Ubuntu 9?
[10:07] <AnnonyMouse> matitaccia, you can open pretty much anything; just have to find the right app
[10:07] <mechdave> painted, it is used on the command line eg: g++ -o executable_file_name file_to_compile
[10:07] <amanda-b> aaroninfidel, the standard i386 isos will work
[10:07] <calwig> 600M = Truemobile 1300 (the poorer card for wpa2) although with no encryption it works normal, but still lacks much more than any other cards. i6400 = Intel Wireless PRO 3946 or so and i can be over 200 meters away from an access point (as I am now) and be online, its a-ma-zing
[10:07] <matitaccia> AnnonyMouse, ... and have the time for it. ;-) Thx.
[10:07] <acalvo> aaroninfidel, you can use refit instead, and install ubuntu then
[10:07] <Ademan> painted: or eclipse-cdt
[10:07] <AnnonyMouse> what is the app ?
[10:07] <Ademan> !efi | aaroninfidel
[10:08] <AnnonyMouse> matitaccia :  mdi from what app?
[10:08] <Ademan> aw man...
[10:08] <aaroninfidel> amanda-b: they'll work when booting from usb? which type of format do you use for the usb fat32?
[10:08] <Bob_Dole> I have refit on my iMac. And had ubuntu, but it didn't like the idea of pairing with my wireless keyboard...
[10:08] <Paddy_EIRE> the bot seems to be down.... again
[10:08] <Paddy_EIRE> someone twating around with it
[10:09] <painted> mechdave, meh... i'd rather use an IDE than commandline
[10:09] <acalvo> calwig, "The TrueMobile 1300 is a 54g(TM) wireless LAN mini-PCI card based on Broadcom's BCM4306/BCM2050 chipset"
[10:09] <AnnonyMouse> matitaccia :  if they insist on giving you files in some crappy windoze app, you can always run the win app inside wine
[10:09] <matitaccia> AnnonyMouse, ... I think it was made with Office from microsoft. As far as I can see from uncle google.
[10:09] <aaroninfidel> acalvo: that won't work. it wouldn't boot because rEFIt doesn't support legacy booting very well.
[10:09] <Macfuddy> paddy_EIRE: the pidgin thing, the deluge thing and the nm-applet thing are all gone from my top right panel thing
[10:09] <acalvo> painted, it's a shame, that chipset is reverse-engineering, so it won't work perfectly, nor support all the encryption protocols
[10:10] <Ademan> painted: did you see the IDES i mentioned?
[10:10] <skoef> 2
[10:10] <matitaccia> AnnonyMouse, yeah. I'm not such an expert to install wine and all the other stuff in a reasonable amount of time. I really need a windows machine.
[10:10] <tbtroj> Macfuddy, sounds like your system notifications is gone ;]
[10:10] <painted> yes, i did, ademan, thank you
[10:10] <Macfuddy> but the volume thing works fine
[10:10] <Paddy_EIRE> Macfuddy: I already told you to re-add the notification area twice
[10:10] <acalvo> aaroninfidel, well, I've it in my iMac and macbook
[10:10] <amanda-b> aaroninfidel, you said boot on an efi box i thought, eg a mac. i boot from the internal hard drive on the mac. i've never attempted to boot from a usb drive.
[10:10] <mechdave> painted, sorry I am a cli compiling guy, even with fancy ide's I still use the command line... I find it much more powerful. You could possibly try eclipse tho
[10:10] <matitaccia> AnnonyMouse,  and someone willing/able to convert that in some normal format.
[10:10] <Ademan> painted: no problem, just making sure you saw them, there are a few more, less popular options, but anjuta, kdevelop or eclipse-cdt are probably your best bets for an IDE
[10:10] <FezK> hey guys, what core number does my ati x1400 relate to? is it above r500??
[10:10] <Macfuddy> hey, it works
[10:11] <calwig> acalvo: correct, and the bcm4306 has an issue with the rev.2 and 3 and 4, so im trying to move away from those issues, it also conflicts (as a dell defect) with the intel pro 1000 wired card, so im trying to get the bcm4306 out
[10:11] <tbtroj> Macfuddy, right click the panel up top, select "Add to panel" and find "Notification Area" and click on it and hit the "add" button
[10:11] <Macfuddy> no, I got it
[10:11] <aaroninfidel> acalvo: I was specifically talking about booting from usb devices.
[10:11]  * Macfuddy thanks
[10:11] <aaroninfidel> amanda-b: oh ok.
[10:11] <AnnonyMouse> matitaccia : no hassles. go to apps, add/remove, pick wine. once installis finished, install the file-reading app per usual & off u go!
[10:12] <acalvo> aaroninfidel, ok ok, didn't get that
[10:12] <aaroninfidel> amanda-b: apparently it works well once you enable grub for efi booting, but I can't find an iso that has it enabled.
[10:12] <matitaccia> AnnonyMouse, kk... could give it a try. Thanks.
[10:12] <Ademan> painted: oh also vim :-p (no not really, well, sorta, vim was like driving nails under my fingernails for a while, but it actually broke me of my IDE habit, I'm much faster now with vim than I ever was with visual studio)
[10:12] <YaManicKill> can someone say my name? cause i'm testing something out?
[10:12] <amanda-b> aaroninfidel, i had no problem installing ubuntu server on my mac, 9.04, using the standard iso.
[10:13] <Ademan> YaManicKill:
[10:13] <painted> how do you mount an iso with ubuntu
[10:13] <YaManicKill> Ademan: thanks :D
[10:13] <YaManicKill> it works :D
[10:13] <gordonjcp> painted: mount -o loop thing.iso /path/to/mountpoint
[10:13] <Ademan> YaManicKill: no problem, did you set up a notification or something?
[10:13] <FezK> painted: try gmountiso
[10:13] <YaManicKill> Ademan: aye...i've set it up to send it to notify-osd :D
[10:13] <gordonjcp> YaManicKill: have enough people said your name yet
[10:13] <aaroninfidel> amanda-b: agree'd its worked for me like that, but my mac's HD is quite small, and I need all the space I can get, if I can boot from usb it'd be ideal.
[10:13] <YaManicKill> gordonjcp: yeah thanls :D
[10:13] <mechdave> painted, you sudo mount -o loop /path/to/iso /where/it/is/to/be/mounted
[10:13] <painted> what is the -o for?
[10:14] <YaManicKill> s/thanls/thanks/
[10:14] <Ademan> YaManicKill: nifty, did you write anything yourself? you should post it somewhere if you did
[10:14] <FezK> painted: or this: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/mount-and-unmout-iso-images-without-burning-them.html
[10:14] <amanda-b> aaroninfidel, i dunno if that's possible, as the usb subsystem is kernel-dependent ...
[10:14] <YaManicKill> Ademan: no...i managed to find an irssi script somewhere
[10:14] <Ademan> YaManicKill: ah, haha
[10:14] <YaManicKill> http://tinyurl.com/o65uuh
[10:14] <jamelon> i have question, Photoshop or adobe products will work under Ubuntu?
[10:14] <YaManicKill> i'm not that clever :P
[10:14] <amanda-b> jamelon: wine.
[10:14] <Ademan> :-p
[10:14] <aaroninfidel> amanda-b: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=869324 it says here its possible.
[10:14] <amanda-b> aaroninfidel, good luck then.
[10:15] <aaroninfidel> amanda-b: :P yeah.. thanks
[10:15]  * YaManicKill is happy
[10:15] <AnnonyMouse> !kvm
[10:15] <Ademan> jamelon: http://appdb.winehq.org will let you know if they work under wine, some do some don't, and some sortof work, I can look up a few for you if you'd like.  Alternatively you could run windows in a VM for photoshop and whatnot
[10:15] <Bob_Dole> jamelon, Some under WINE.. last I tried(about 3 updates ago, i think) CS3 didn't work. But I mostly use the GIMP, and don't use photoshop even on windows systems where it's installed.
[10:16] <mechdave> painted, if you type man mount into a terminal it will give you a manual page about mount. This is the case for most programs in ubuntu. The -o is an option
[10:16] <Ademan> Bob_Dole: I think cs3 is still in the same state but i'm not positive
[10:16] <AnnonyMouse> last call b4 bed-tiem: no one here updated a bad KVM patch?
[10:16] <calwig> acalvo: i just want to know if there is a person here or if there is a well documented and tested site where i can see that 2200 or 2916 are well supported up to 8.04/9.04 so i can get the wifi card and either load the module or compile it (though it may already be well in the kernel) By the way, have you got any opinions about MIMO?
[10:16] <JohnSourcer> help help help
[10:16] <JohnSourcer> qq
[10:16] <Ademan> !ask JohnSourcer
[10:16] <Ademan> !ask | JohnSourcer
[10:16] <jamelon> thanks folks ^_^
[10:16] <JohnSourcer> noob here: got 9.04 installed and have kicked windows
[10:16] <mechdave> painted, it accepts a comma seperated list of options
[10:16] <AnnonyMouse> !wifi
[10:16] <JohnSourcer> I am running an Nvidia driver
[10:17] <indus> hi
[10:17] <Paddy_EIRE> !enter | JohnSourcer
[10:17] <indus> folks ^_^
[10:17] <JohnSourcer> lol. whenever I reboot my desktop revets to 800x600?
[10:17] <TheSaint> Skype crashes after upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 (64-bit). Has anyone experienced this?
[10:18] <AnnonyMouse> JohnSourcer: use EnvyNG
[10:18] <Ademan> egad, the chromium daily builds are horrific! lol (not that I should expect any more from pre-pre-alpha software...)
[10:18] <AnnonyMouse> TheSaint : I had issues under 64
[10:18] <mechdave> JohnSourcer, Welcome to Ubuntu, if you have a question please ask it and we will do our best to answer
[10:18] <AnnonyMouse> TheSaint : resolved by using ubuntu-tweak
[10:18] <painted> mechdave, how do you compile with g++?
[10:18] <painted> it gave me no input files when i tried what you said
[10:19] <Ademan> painted: from the command line?   g++ foo.cpp -o foo
[10:19] <JohnSourcer> excellent
[10:19] <Ademan> that compiles foo.cpp and creates the executable file foo
[10:19] <Bob_Dole> I hate how everytime I use a CRT, Ubuntu refuses to allow me a resolution above 640x480(usually) or 800x600(occasionally).. But the 1 system using a CRT is gone, so it no longer affects me. :|
[10:20] <AnnonyMouse> I get this issue when trying to load the KVM critical patch: http://pastebin.com/m53670cc4
[10:20] <jamelon> ubuntu system can be installed under HDD partition NTFS?
[10:20] <painted> thanks ademan, and where is foo located at?
[10:20] <Ademan> painted: -o is output just for the record, I've seen people write  g++ -o foo foo.cpp   which apparently works, but I prefer the first way since it's more clear
[10:20] <Ademan> painted: the current directory
[10:20] <Bob_Dole> jamelon, I think wubi allows it, but it emulates the ext3 filesystem and causes a performance hit.
[10:21] <mechdave> painted, try this url, it is very basic but it may be of some use (I am assuming you already know how to write a c++ program) --> http://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~beechung/ref/gcc-intro.html
[10:21] <Bob_Dole> and I think it has to be installed from within windows that way, too, jamelon
[10:21] <Ademan> painted: if you wanted something different:   g++ foo -o /home/painted/some/where/else/foo
[10:21] <jamelon> good, thank you ^_^
[10:21] <Paddy_EIRE> Ademan: lmao... he is asking where "foo" is located
[10:22] <AnnonyMouse> jamelon : u can run ubuntu as an "app" on win, or resize your HDD partition & to a proper install. rather add another disk or external USB drive
[10:22] <Ademan> Paddy_EIRE: oh.... lol
[10:22]  * Bob_Dole doesn't use windows, so hasn't a clue about wubi.
[10:22] <gordonjcp> painted: you'll probably want to look into some sort of build system, like either a Makefile or SCons or something
[10:22] <painted> ademan, where is the current directory? I think it compiled but id on't know where it put it
[10:22] <Ademan> painted: the current directory is wherever you are. if you type ls, it will show you the contents of the current directory, and you should see the compiled file
[10:22] <mechdave> painted, what are you trying to compile?
[10:23] <painted> mechdave, just a cout program
[10:23] <painted> i'm just trying to see how this gcc thing works
[10:23] <Ademan> painted: what command did you use to compile it? (just copy and paste)
[10:23] <jamelon> i'm thinking to install ubunto  in external Hdd, thanks :)
[10:23] <painted> ademan, thank you very much
[10:23] <jamelon> ubunru*
[10:23] <mechdave> painted, try g++ -o program.out program.cpp
[10:23] <ValentineX> why i cannot boot jaunty aunty with usb :(
[10:23] <jamelon> ufff, ubuntu*
[10:24] <stanman1> anyone running openvz on ubuntu?
[10:24] <ValentineX> mechdave: that is not easy method to compile, is there any easy method in ubuntu to work with c? for beginners
[10:24] <Ademan> painted: oh you've got it under control now? nevermind then, I don't need to see the command
[10:24] <Ademan> ValentineX: use an IDE like eclipse-cdt anjuta or kdevelop
[10:24] <simplexio> ValentineX: apt-get install build-essentials
[10:25] <Ademan> mechdave: why *do* some people put the output file first? it always seemed far less clear to me...
[10:25] <painted> ademan, how do i run the command in terminal to see if it compiled correctly?
[10:25] <Ademan> painted: ./foo
[10:25] <Ademan> where foo is the name you put after -o in your compile command
[10:25] <mechdave> ValentineX, that's how I started out, although you can switch around the command like this --> g++ program.cpp -o program.out
[10:25] <ValentineX> Ademan: netbeans that is in ubuntu supported?
[10:26] <skazhy> Hi! How do I add network folders in PCMan folder manager?
[10:26] <ValentineX> simplexio: what that will install
[10:26] <painted> ./ is the command for run?
[10:26] <Ademan> ValentineX: I don't know about "supported" but yeah you can install and use netbeans with their c development plugin
[10:26] <jamelon> thanks for the help, see you later folks ^_^
[10:26] <mechdave> Ademan, it is just how the man page did it in RedHat 5.04, that is where I learned C++
[10:26] <jamelon> byeeeee
[10:27] <Ademan> painted: actually no, . is the current directory, and / is the path separator so you're saying    ./foo    (in the current directory, the file foo) it runs runnable things if they're the first thing in your command
[10:28] <painted> ademan, why can't I just type foo instead of ./foo then
[10:28] <JGodbout> My sound just suddenly died (8.04) I installed Rosegarden, jackd, Qjackctl, and timidity (which wouldn't install properly, had some sort of error at the end of the apt-get install, so I then apt-get removed it). Now, no sound will work at all. In totem and rhythmbox, I get the error "Failed to connect stream, Invalid argument". In Preferences->Sound, when I click Test for any of the options, I get the error "audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 !
[10:28] <mechdave> painted, you need to tell the computer where the file is you want to run
[10:29] <Paddy_EIRE> painted: you can if you symlink it.. put it in /usr/bin
[10:29] <Ademan> painted: a command is more or less setup like     [thing to run] [options]  so actually the only reason why you can't just run foo is because [thing to run] needs to have an explicit path OR be located in your $PATH variable. which contains a list of directories to look in
[10:29] <ValentineX> i am using pidgin of linux in xp :D
[10:29] <ValentineX> xp is slow :(
[10:29] <Ademan> Paddy_EIRE: eugh!
[10:29] <Paddy_EIRE> Ademan: :P
[10:29] <AnnonyMouse> ValentineX : Y?
[10:29] <painted> i see, thank you paddy and ademan
[10:29] <Ademan> no problem painted, I tend to ramble so I hope that made sense...
[10:29] <painted> if i compile an exe under ubuntu, it wouldn't run under windows, would it?
[10:30] <mechdave> painted, nope
[10:30] <Ademan> painted: no, not the way we showed you
[10:30] <painted> not at all, ademan, it makes a lot of sense, your rambling
[10:30] <Ademan> painted: there are ways to "cross compile" for windows though
[10:30] <ValentineX> AnnonyMouse: i dont know ubuntu was fast but i formated my disks now waiting for my ubuntu 9.04 cd then will install ubuntu again
[10:30] <JGodbout> I'm going to restart my computer, please have an answer ready when I get back :)
[10:30] <JGodbout> brb 1 min
[10:30] <simplexio> ValentineX: gcc (compiler) some needed stuff for compile, for idea anjuta, eclipse and netbeans are easy, some say that nano is good editor and some say that vi is best ever
[10:30] <mechdave> painted, it is possible to do what is called cross compile, but that is a lot more complicated than what we have shown you
[10:31] <painted> mechdave, okay, not interested in cross compiling, i was just curious :)
[10:31] <mechdave> painted, phew :)
[10:31] <Ademan> mechdave: not interested in dealing with mingw? :-p
[10:31] <painted> i kinda like gcc, mechdave, ademan
[10:31] <ValentineX> simplexio: i save your line will try that
[10:31] <TheSaint> AnnonyMouse: what ubuntu tweak are you referring to?
[10:31] <painted> it seems much simpler
[10:31] <Ademan> painted: cool! it's the best :-)
[10:31] <painted> plus i like playing around with terminal
[10:32] <mechdave> Ademan, what is mingw?
[10:32] <simplexio> ValentineX: for fast start you dont need anything else than build-essential and text editor
[10:32] <Ademan> painted: the terminal will quickly become a very powerful tool for you, i'm sure, especially if you're interested in exploring it
[10:32] <acalvo> does the netmix version of ubuntu fits on an old p3 notebook?
[10:32] <YaManicKill> wooop got the firefox and thunderbird addons for notify-osd as well
[10:32] <YaManicKill> :D
[10:32] <Ademan> mechdave: a port of gcc to windows, which was ported (back to?) linux/bsd for cross compiling for windows
[10:32] <painted> ademan, I used windows all my life, so it seems so crazy that I can download and install programs all from a single terminal command... :D
[10:33] <ValentineX> simplexio: what is text editor, like notepad in xp?
[10:33] <mechdave> painted, it is very different to using windows, I have used some kind of Linux for last 10 years, I now have problems with windows :/
[10:33] <Ademan> painted: yeah! apt-get is the original reason why I stuck with ubuntu after I tried it
[10:33] <simplexio> ValentineX: yeh.. something to use write code, i learned my C using nano as editor and gcc as compiler
[10:33] <Ademan> mechdave: I can't tell  you how frustrating it is working on windows machines these days...
[10:33] <AnnonyMouse> TheSaint : http://ubuntu-tweak.com/ is ALL the propietary software I use
[10:33] <YaManicKill> mechdave: i struggle using windows now as well :P
[10:34] <mrpurple> hello i'm running ubuntu 9.04 64bit yesterday i try to install the driver linux for xerox phaser 6128mfp provided in the cd for redhat is RPM file. with a friend running on ubuntu 32 we try to use alien to convert it in deb. Then i forced the architecture for the installation but didn't work. there is a solution ?
[10:34] <AnnonyMouse> including skype
[10:34] <Ademan> it doesn't help that my gnome setup is way different from windows' taskbar setup...
[10:34] <simplexio> painted: tell me more about i, i just cursed why i have to first search and download free ms sql test versio, then click 10 times before its installed
[10:34] <painted> lmao @ simplexio
[10:34] <mrpurple> here the driver page http://www.support.xerox.com/go/results.asp?Xtype=download&prodID=6128MFP&Xlang=en_US&Xcntry=USA
[10:34] <painted>  ademan, what kind of gnome set up you got?
[10:34] <simplexio> i have built my windows dev virtual machine for 5 days now.. i got ubuntu dev machine up in 1 day
[10:34] <mechdave> Ademan, windows now is like a major step back... I tend to open a dos window and wonder why ls doesn't work, then I realise I am in windows and not Linux
[10:34] <TheSaint> AnnonyMouse: Thanks. I am looking at that. But in my case, I had no issues with Skype on Ubuntu 8.10 64 bit
[10:35] <ValentineX> simplexio: nano is already installed in ubuntu?
[10:35] <TheSaint> AnnonyMouse: it is only after I upgraded to 9,04, Skype crashes/ hangs silently.
[10:35] <AnnonyMouse> i used skyp on all my 64 ubuntu's. there was/is issues w pulse audio
[10:35] <TheSaint> AnnonyMouse: It appears that I am online, but the program does not respond.
[10:36] <TheSaint> AnnonyMouse: I have had some issue with 8.04 in the past wrt audio. But that got fixed with the upgrade to 8.10
[10:36] <mechdave> painted,  you are new to Ubuntu?
[10:36] <AnnonyMouse> TheSaint : I had crached w skype plug-ins & still do to some extent, especially my stype-piding plug-in
[10:36] <painted> mechdave, one week new so far, and liking it a lot
[10:36] <homeskill> does ubuntu use a memory hierarchy, whereby CPU registers, dram, ram chips, virtual memory, etc, are all part of the overall memory system?
[10:36] <dino__> i need help from someone   with a problem installing drivers for my Polaroid digital camera
[10:36] <TheSaint> AnnonyMouse: "crached" == crashed?
[10:36] <AnnonyMouse> yes
[10:36] <njamin> @mechdave - I think Powershell has fixed that http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/technologies/management/powershell/default.mspx (correct me if I'm wrong)
[10:36] <AnnonyMouse> homeskill : check devices under /dev & /prov
[10:36] <mj___> my firefox has spaced out wide fonts tried remove then reinstall--no luck still the same--greatly thankful for any ideals
[10:37] <q_> is there a terminal stopwatch?
[10:37] <Iderik> www.thezeitgeistmovement.com
[10:37] <mechdave> painted, what I did was go out and buy a dictionary of unix commands, many of the commands are the same in Linux, although you may be able to buy a gnu command dictionary now days
[10:37] <robin0800> 1
[10:37] <AnnonyMouse> mj___ : move your ~/.mozilla/firefox somewhere safe & restart FF
[10:37] <YaManicKill> http://svn.df7cb.de/debian/irssi-scripts/trunk/scripts/tinyurl.pl
[10:37] <painted> mechdave, i found this site http://www.linuxcommand.org/learning_the_shell.php
[10:38] <painted> no need for dictionary :D
[10:38] <robin0800> act 1
[10:38] <mj___> ok i try that thanx
[10:38] <TheSaint> AnnonyMouse: Does ubuntu tweak have something in specific for Skype?
[10:38] <AnnonyMouse> TheSaint : just does the install very nicely 7 pretty stable
[10:39] <dino__> can someone tell me where to find drivers for a polariod digital camera
[10:39] <TheSaint> AnnonyMouse: I have already got Skype installed. Do I need to uninstall that first?
[10:40] <mechdave> painted, looks good, I shall bookmark that one, thanks :)
[10:40] <AnnonyMouse> TheSaint : not a requirement, but makes installing those apps a snap
[10:40] <painted> you're quite welcome, mechdave :D
[10:40] <AnnonyMouse> no hacking & linking 32 to 64 bit libs & etc
[10:40] <robin0800> man irssi
[10:40] <andycas> How to recover bin files with foremost, any ideas please?
[10:40] <AnnonyMouse> andycas : ???
[10:41] <dino__> painted : can i get some help please
[10:41] <painted> what you need dino_
[10:41] <dino__> need help finding drivers for my polariod diggy cam
[10:41] <andycas> AnnonyMouse: Well it only recovers known file types, i lost a firmware due to a quick format. I created an image with gddrescue and ran foremost on it, but it only recovered some pictures and rar files... non essential stuff
[10:42] <Ademan> andycas: bin files should start with 7F ELF  but you could probably search for just ELF
[10:42] <dino__> i have the i534
[10:42] <AnnonyMouse> andycas : disk recovery is extremely difficult; I've not had much luck w it
[10:43] <mechdave> njamin, interesting to see a UNIX shell on windows
[10:43] <painted> dino_, i don't know much about finding drivers... try...  System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
[10:43] <q_> whats the fastest way to find a PID?
[10:43] <painted> dino_, that program found all my drivers
[10:43] <tiz> Hi all... is there a way to force a reboot remotely when "reboot" isn't doing the job?  It claims to be bringing the box down but 20minuts later I can still ssh in :(
[10:43] <dino__> thanks  ill try really fast
[10:43] <pellefrank> what library do i have to install if i get this message: /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lmk4
[10:44] <mechdave> tiz, is ssh enabled as a startup service?
[10:44] <bingungaja> what's this mean ? "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libltdl3 (>= 1.5.2-2)"
[10:44] <Ademan> andycas: assuming by bin files you mean executables and shared libraries that is... otherwise you can probably search for the "magic numbers" for other file types, png files start with PNG and jpg starts with JPG I believe, but you'd want to google that, the magic number is usually 4 bytes, so i think png is actually "PNG "  you should be able to rather easily find png files searching for that
[10:44] <tiz> mechdave: Yes
[10:44] <Ademan> bingungaja: either that library isn't in the repositories, or it conflicts with something you already have installed
[10:44] <tiz> I think it's a wedged NFS mount that's causing it not to reboot
[10:44] <mechdave> tiz, how are you communicating with this box at the moment?
[10:45] <tiz> mechdave: SSH, obviously.
[10:45] <maynards-girl> k9copy is crashing. what else can i use to extra a dvd to .iso ?
[10:45] <bingungaja> Ademan: any idea how to fix that ? i want to install gyachi
[10:46] <tiz> mechdave: Why is that relevant?
[10:46] <Ademan> bingungaja: run   apt-cache search libltdl3 and see if it shows it, first of all, if not then make sure you have the right repositories enabled (you can do that easily from synaptic)
[10:46] <mechdave> tiz, sorry I misread your question, reboot will only reboot the machine... it will startup again and be fully functional, if you want it to stay down try sudo poweroff
[10:46] <robin0800> cycle%
[10:47] <tiz> mechdave: You might still be misundrstanding... I have issued the reboot command, but no reboot has occurred.
[10:47] <tiz> SSH and friends are still running.
[10:47] <tiz> Nothing seems to have been killed.
[10:47] <robin0800> CYCLE %|rockbox
[10:47] <robin0800> CYCLE %|#rockbox
[10:47] <tiz> So I'm looking for a "more forceful" kind of reboot, maybe one that doesn't bother cleanly stopping thigns
[10:47] <Ademan> robin0800: uh... what are you doing?
[10:47] <mechdave> tiz, righto, and you used sudo to obtain root priv for the command?
[10:48] <tbtroj> tiz, hold power button?
[10:48] <tiz> Yes, and I get the message saying the machine is goign down
[10:48] <tiz> tbtroj: My arm doesn't stretch the 5 miles it would need to :)
[10:48] <Ademan> tiz: can you force unmount nfs?
[10:48] <mechdave> tiz but uptime is telling you it has not rebooted?
[10:48] <tbtroj> tiz, ah, didn't realize it was a server, I just came back.
[10:49] <robin0800> CYCLE %|[rockbox]
[10:49] <tbtroj> s/server/remote machine/
[10:49] <tbtroj> robin0800, can I help you?
[10:49] <tiz> Ademan: Nope... it's in use by programs that I can't kill because the NFS mount has broken :(
[10:49] <tiz> (God, I hate NFS)
[10:49] <tiz> The things using the NFS won't die even with kill -KILL
[10:50] <pro-rsoft> I'm only getting a wireless connection *after* I logged in to gnome. What could be the problem?
[10:50] <Ademan> tiz: egh, I dunno if shutdown -r now would do what you wanted, that's probably what reboot is an alias for, but it might be worth a whirl
[10:50] <tbtroj> pro-rsoft, what's the problem exactly?
[10:50] <pro-rsoft> do I need to add my wifi interface to /etc/network/interfaces ?
[10:50] <pro-rsoft> tbtroj, I dont use gnome that often
[10:50] <pro-rsoft> tbtroj, I normally only use cmdline, without logging into gnome
[10:51] <tonyyarusso> pro-rsoft: That's what Network Manager does by default - you may be able to use the checkbox for "is a system setting"
[10:51] <pro-rsoft> hm
[10:51] <pro-rsoft> wher can I find that setting?
[10:51] <tonyyarusso> pro-rsoft: manually configuring the interface would work too
[10:51] <tiz> Ademan: Same result, but ta for the suggestion.
[10:51] <tonyyarusso> pro-rsoft: It's somewhere in the N-M dialogues.
[10:51] <tiz> Ah well, looks like I'll have to wait till I get home.
[10:51] <tiz> Ta for trying peeps.
[10:51] <q_> tiz, you can kill different ways you know?
[10:51] <pro-rsoft> nm-system-settings? ok
[10:51] <bingungaja> Ademan: it shows "libltdl7-dev - A system independent dlopen wrapper for GNU libtool
[10:51] <bingungaja> "
[10:51] <Ademan> tiz: no problem... sorry nothing's working :-/ kill -9 on the offending processes doesn't work either?
[10:52] <mechdave> tiz, I don't know of anything, maybe you might have to go for a 5 mile drive?
[10:52] <tiz> Ademan: kill -9 is the same as kill -KILL I believe, which as I said I've tried.
[10:52] <tiz> I'll give it a go though
[10:52] <pro-rsoft> tiz, isnt kill -9 the same as kill -HUP ?
[10:52] <painted> ademan, i want a text editor with transparent background so i can match it with my command terminal, can you help me
[10:52] <pro-rsoft> tiz, oh wait sorr
[10:52] <pro-rsoft> hmm
[10:52] <q_> tiz, http://www.linuxcommand.org/lts0080.php#killing_a_process
[10:52] <aar_> Hi, I find the font highlighting colour a bit too dark in ooffice 3.1 (under ubuntu hardy). Is there any way of changing this?
[10:52] <tbtroj> painted, you could use a terminal editor, such as vim.
[10:52] <Ademan> tiz: I think it is, sorry I missed where you said that, I've only been sorta following your issue :-/
[10:53] <painted> tbtroj, what's a terminal editor
[10:53] <tbtroj> painted, I mean a terminal text editor. Text editor used in the terminal. (nano is a more friendly one than vim is)
[10:53] <Ademan> painted: I wouldn't use vim, I love the hell out of it, but it's definitely *not* an easy editor to learn
[10:54] <painted> hmmm, why does the idea of a text editor used in terminal not sound very easy?
[10:54] <dino__> http://www.polaroid.com/service/software/opensource/ov511.c   can someone tell me what am i suppose to do with this open source
[10:54] <painted> i just want a transparent text editor, it shouldn't be hard to find
[10:54] <dino__> so i can install it
[10:54] <Ademan> egh, gedit doesn't support transparency?... :-/
[10:54] <Ademan> painted: kate might support it, one second
[10:54] <tbtroj> gEdit should be able to have a transparent background (as you say, it shouldn't be hard to find the option)
[10:54] <tiz> q_: Thanks... no joy.  I wouldn't expect it to work though, the process is in state D which is "uninteruptable sleep" - there's virtually no circumstances in which the kernel will let such a process die because it leaves internal kernal structures in an inconsistent state.
[10:55] <Ademan> tbtroj: i'm looking for the option and I don't see it, I'm as surprised as you...
[10:55] <q_> tiz, oh, hmkay
[10:55] <brennus> ok, I have a tarball on my desktop I want to install
[10:56] <brennus> ok, so I have a tarball on my desktop I want to install, and I can't seem to do so with synaptic. how can I install it?
[10:56] <tbtroj> Ademan, wow, I just looked to.. I always thought it did, heh. Scribes or something should have it I assume..
[10:56] <aar_> Hi, I find the font highlighting colour a bit too dark in ooffice 3.1 (under ubuntu hardy). Is there any way of changing this?
[10:56] <tbtroj> I don't really feel like apt-getting random text editors right now though, heh.
[10:56] <pro-rsoft> brennus, most likely that tarball contains source code, you'll need to compile it first
[10:56] <tbtroj> brennus, what is the application you are trying to install? There is probably a .deb file somewhere for it.
[10:56] <brennus> pro-rsoft: how would I do that?
[10:56] <dino__> how do u compile a source code for installation
[10:56] <maynards-girl> what can i use to mae an iso from a dvd?
[10:57] <brennus> tbtroj: truecrypt. it's not in the repositories.
[10:57] <Ademan> ack, kate wants all of the kde deps, I don't know how I don't have them already for k3b and amarok, but I don't....
[10:57] <bingungaja> Ademan: it shows "libltdl7-dev - A system independent dlopen wrapper for GNU libtool"
[10:57] <q_> brennus, it is
[10:57] <aar_> dino__, usually it involves ./configure then make then sudo make install
[10:57] <aar_> dino__, you must have the correct libraries and dependencies though (hence the hassle of compiling normally)
[10:57] <Ademan> bingungaja: where are you getting the package for gyachi ?
[10:57] <dino__> fuckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
[10:57] <brennus> q_: not when I search for it. I get easycrypt and another gui, but not truecrypt itself
[10:57] <pro-rsoft> brennus, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=899505
[10:58] <tonyyarusso> !ohmy | dino__
[10:58] <tbtroj> brennus, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-install-truecrypt-with-gui-tool-in-ubuntu-gutsy.html
[10:58] <dino__> that bits :))
[10:58] <pro-rsoft> brennus, first google result
[10:58] <pro-rsoft> ah
[10:58] <q_> brennus, why not taking the GUI along?
[10:58] <pro-rsoft> brennus, use tbtroj 's link
[10:58] <brennus> q_: the repositories only had the gui, not the actual app itself.
[10:58] <brennus> thanks all
[10:58] <dino__> aar_   u want to look at the source and tell me what u think ?
[10:59] <tonyyarusso> Ademan, tbtroj: From a quick peek around it appears that if gedit is capable of doing background transparency, it would be through creating a custom gtksourceview style file.  See /usr/share/gtksourceview-2.0/styles/.  (This is where colors are - I still don't know if transparency is an option.)
[10:59] <mechdave> !swear | dino__
[10:59] <q_> !language
[10:59] <mechdave> Ooh I thought ubottu would know about that
[10:59] <dino__> yea my bad didnt know i cant swear
[10:59] <tbtroj> tonyyarusso, we were looking to see if it did to suggest for someone else, thanks for the info though :P
[10:59] <bingungaja> Ademan: here .. http://ubuntusite.com/gyachie-yahoo-messenger-for-linux/
[10:59] <mechdave> q_, thanks
[11:00] <tbtroj> brennus, it says for Gutsy, but it should work for whatever version you are using, I think.
[11:00] <aar_> dino__, sorry I can't do that right now. Is there a readme file tarred with the code? It might contain instructions about installation. Else, try the ./configure/make/sudo make install option.
[11:00] <dino__> http://www.polaroid.com/service/software/opensource/ov511.c   cant someone look at this source and tell me how to compile it
[11:00] <bluegoon> Hi guys.
[11:00] <crazybyte> hi! did the signing key on herdy security repository changed? I keep getting bad signing key error on apt-get update. thank you!
[11:00] <crazybyte> err herdy/hardy
[11:00] <tbtroj> brennus, and make sure you go to the download link and select Ubuntu x86 instead of the default option for downloading.
[11:01] <c_nick> is it possible for me to go access the pidgin messenger on some other computer in ubuntu i know comp passwords
[11:01] <brennus> tbtroj: even if I have the 64-bit version/
[11:01] <mechdave> dino__, is this a kernel module?
[11:01] <Ademan> tonyyarusso: thanks for picking that one out, unfortunately I don't think a global modification for the gtksourceview widget would be terribly wise... or within the current capabilities of the user that wants it
[11:01] <tbtroj> brennus, well than get the 64 version :P (I just assumed you were using 32, sorry)
[11:01] <mechdave> dino__, on closer inspection it is a kernel module
[11:01] <dino__> its the only open source i can find for the web cam drivers on my cam
[11:02] <Ademan> can anyone confirm that kate *also* doesn't support transparency? I'm getting really surprised here...
[11:02] <q_> brennus, why do you want to complie it? there is a .deb
[11:02] <brennus> tbtroj: it's cool, I'm always welcoming advice
[11:02] <c_nick> the user had already logged on to the pidgin messenger so if i get access to his comp can i also open it and view the conversation tabs
[11:02] <dino__> i cant find a package to install on it
[11:02] <aar_> dino__, check this www out: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/compiling-c-program-and-creating-executable-file/
[11:02] <adkins> hello.i have problems with my Dell Vostro1510-Fan, it runs too often too high-its annoying. Under windows xp i can force it to run more quiet with the programm i8kfan. The i8kfan alternative programm "dellfand" always crashes the system. the usual way to control fans in ubuntu with "lmsensors" doesnt work since sensor-detect cant find any sensors. I called the dell support and they`re gonna change the fan. It has been said: "Users with this pro
[11:02] <Ademan> kate does appear to have a vi mode though ;-)
[11:02] <brennus> q_: nvm, I'm figuring it out. thank you!
[11:02] <mechdave> dino__, you need to install build-essential and the kernel headers to be able to compile that one
[11:02] <q_> brennus, k :) have fun encrypting
[11:02] <painted> shame, ademan, a transparent text editor would be awesome....
[11:03] <sacarlson> Is there any software like frostwire that still works on the Gnutella net  frostwire on Ubuntu 8.04 is broken missing .jar file. gtk-gnutella is also broken.  Would like just one that works.
[11:03] <dino__> <<<<< newbie
[11:03] <dino__> speak english
[11:03] <mechdave> painted, you can use nano or joe or vim with the terminal set to transparent
[11:03] <Ademan> painted: there's definitely one out there, tonyyarusso seems to suggest there *is* a way to make gedit do that, but it sounds like far more of a pain than it's worth to you...
[11:04] <Kartagis> on any page, flash movies are replaced with a huge play button. what may cause this?
[11:04] <dino__> ok well im ouy
[11:04] <YaManicKill> :)
[11:04] <dino__> out tc  thanks for the help i gues
[11:04] <OB1FoShoB> i broke my mythtv database, and it seems impossible to fix, rest of my desktop works like a dream, is there an alternative program i can use, just want to watch atsc in a window while working from my desktop?
[11:05] <aar_> I find the font highlighting colour a bit too dark in ooffice 3.1 (under ubuntu hardy). Is there any way of changing this or is it hard-coded?
[11:05] <mechdave> dino__, you could try #linux for help on compiling a kernel module or maybe even #kernel
[11:05] <painted> alright guys, thanks a lot for the help, it's time for me to get to sleep
[11:05] <brennus> q_: ok, so I have the .deb file; when I open it in the package installer, it won't let me hit install. ideas?
[11:05] <painted> especially ademan and mechdave
[11:05] <tbtroj> painted, look into nano, it's a terminal text editor (so it will look just like your terminal) but it is really quite easy to use.
[11:05] <mechdave> painted, no worries, glad to help a newbie :)
[11:06] <q_> brennus, no, just wanted to do the same and have the same problem
[11:06] <q_> anyone who has advice? http://q-garden.de/screens/tmp_27_29846.png
[11:06] <brennus> damn
[11:07] <OB1FoShoB> atsc alternative to mythtv?
[11:07] <Ademan> painted: no problem, happy to help, sorry we couldn't get you that transparent editor
[11:08] <tbtroj> brennus, I'm looking into it on my system, one second
[11:08] <q_> brennus, ooops, have you left synaptic open just as me?
[11:09] <brennus> q_I do not believe so
[11:09] <maynards-girl> how do you turn a dvd into an iso?
[11:09] <q_> brennus, hm, didnt solve the problem to close it
[11:10] <tbtroj> When I use the script provided in the tar.gz I get the option to install right away or extract .deb, I extracted the .deb and ran it and was able to click install right away, brennus
[11:10] <brennus> q: have you tried installing straight from the setup file within the tarball, rather than extracting the .deb?
[11:10] <Ademan> maynards-girl: a physical dvd? you'd rip it, is it a movie dvd or a data dvd?
[11:10] <Lartza_> How do I configure postfix for external mail?
[11:10] <Lartza_> I can only send localhost to localhost
[11:10] <maynards-girl> ademan, a home movie dvd
[11:10] <Lartza_> with gmail I get Relay access denied
[11:10] <dieter> Hey all.Does anyone else having problems to start up postgresql-server since the latest kernelupdate in intrepid?
[11:11] <Ademan> Lartza_: O_o people use postfix? haha erm, I'm going to be honest, I think you'll have trouble getting help for that in here
[11:11] <swiftarrow> Lartza_, you probably need a domain and a mailserver somewhere on the net to relay your mail.  You probably know more than i do tho.
[11:11] <Ademan> Lartza_: but is your gmail account setup to allow pop3 and imap access? that'd probably be helpful
[11:11] <Lartza_> What should I use then?
[11:11] <Ademan> wow, I stand corrected haha
[11:11] <Lartza_> Adweman: I'm trying to send mail regularly
[11:11] <Lartza_> swiftarrow: I have my ISP's SMTP server in use
[11:12] <Lartza_> I guess it uses it :P
[11:12] <swiftarrow> Lartza_, if you just have one account, you dont need postfix...  you need an email client like evolution.
[11:12] <q_> brennus, yes, same thing
[11:13] <Lartza_> swiftarrow: I want my own mailserver...
[11:13] <brennus> how does one change directory on the command line?
[11:13] <robin0800> 4:
[11:13] <Lartza_> swiftarrow: I have done it in windows days ago and now need it in ubunt
[11:13] <Lartza_> u
[11:13] <mechdave> Lartza_, I used sendmail as a forwarding server for my own emails once
[11:14] <swiftarrow> Lartza_, postfix, sendmail, private mailservers are for companies with big internal networks and lots of internal email communication.  If you are one of those, then don't ask me!
[11:14] <swiftarrow> I know nothing about it. truely.
[11:14] <sacarlson> ﻿ brennus: cd /directory/youwant/tocdto
[11:14] <swiftarrow> I could help you make a big mess though *scratches chin thoughtfully*
[11:14] <q_> anyone else who has problems with CheckGmail right now? (wrong password)
[11:14] <Lartza_> mechdave: So...
[11:15] <Lartza_> mechdave: I could use sendmail and not postfix
[11:15] <mechdave> Lartza_, you are just using it for your personal mail?
[11:15] <Lundt> Hello =)
[11:15] <Lartza_> mechdave: For now
[11:15] <ValentineX> Lundt: dont smile like that
[11:15] <Lundt> ValentineX: why not ?
[11:16] <resemblinghuman> Yeah, makes us nervous.
[11:16] <ValentineX> haha
[11:16] <joemac> Can anyone tell me why jaunty sets my volume to 0 after every reboot?
[11:17] <dieter> q_: Did you upgrade the kernel recently (today)?
[11:17] <q_> dieter, installed the updates today, yes
[11:17] <mechdave> Lartza_, try starting here --> http://www.postfix.org/BASIC_CONFIGURATION_README.html
[11:17] <Lundt> Ehm im having trouble with "Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN"
[11:17] <Lundt> It can find it in [System Testing] But it does not work..
[11:17] <Lundt> Please i need someone to guide me i can't get any guides online to work..
[11:17] <mechdave> Lartza_, that should give you a start :)
[11:18] <dieter> q_: are you using SSL to check your mail-account?
[11:18] <q_> dieter, (if there came a kernel update along, I didn't check it)
[11:18] <Lundt> Trouble with Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN
[11:18] <Lundt> Help please.
[11:18] <Lartza_> Yeah well the problem is it's configured already, but local only :/ but I'll check
[11:19] <q_> dieter, wait, looks like it works now
[11:19] <resemblinghuman> Lundt: you got dual boot on there, or just Ubuntu?
[11:19] <henry-nicolas1> Hello everbody, I'm running 9.04 with ext4, sometimes I got crash when running apps which performs a lot of IO (like rsync).
[11:19] <henry-nicolas1> The new 2.6.30 will include patches to fix that, are we going to have a backport of those patches into our jaunty kernel ?
[11:19] <ikanobori> bob_f.fix_feature_requests_from('ikanobori')
[11:19] <ForgeAus> hey all nobody's on #kubuntu right now, so I wanted to ask doesn't adept (Kubuntu's aternate to Synaptic) do dist-upgrades anymore?
[11:20] <q_> dieter, strange, I allready feared to be hacked
[11:20] <Lundt> Someone knows how to fix the problem with Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN
[11:20] <indus> henry-nicolas1: difficult to say as of now ,alpha 1 is just being released
[11:20] <ceekays> Folks, does any one know how to 'sudo apt-get' SDE for JDeveloper (ME) for Linux
[11:20] <dieter> q_: well, there came one (at least with intrepid) ... I am now having problem with postgrsql, but booting the previous kernel works around that problem, you could give it a try (2.6.27-14 is the version I am having my problems with)
[11:20] <indus> Lundt: whats the problem
[11:20] <resemblinghuman> indus: can't get his Broadcom 4311 working
[11:20] <henry-nicolas1> indus: you'r speaking about 9.10, I'm speaking of 9.04's kernel... any plan for the current stable ubuntu ?
[11:21] <Lundt> Indus: Glad you are asking,    Driver problems, System testing can find Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN
[11:21] <ceekays> Folks, does any one know how to 'sudo apt-get install' SDE for JDeveloper (ME) for Linux
[11:21] <mechdave> Lundt, what is your troubles? just ask your question and someone will answer if they can help
[11:21] <q_> dieter, okey, now it stopped working, depends on me login/out status in firefox
[11:22] <Lundt> I need to find a working driver for Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN . I tried ndswrapper , and all the guides out there ..
[11:22] <Lundt> Nothing seems to work
[11:22] <indus> Lundt: does it show anything in system>hardware drivers?
[11:23] <indus> Lundt: are u using jaunty?
[11:23] <Lundt> Indus: ill check quick
[11:23] <Lundt> jaunty ?
[11:23] <indus> henry-nicolas1: yes,iam saying that it might be a while before new kernel is backported
[11:23] <indus> Lundt: 9.04
[11:24] <Lundt> Indus: yes i am
[11:24] <Lundt> Indus: why ?
[11:24] <indus> Lundt: well,never versions have better hardware support
[11:24] <q_> how to launch the paket-installer from the terminal?
[11:24] <swiftarrow> q_ sudo synaptic
[11:24] <simplexio> q_: sudo apt-get install packagename
[11:24] <muse> Is there a way of automatically exporting an external harddrive using nfs when it is plugged in?
[11:25] <Lundt> Okay i can find a driver called "Broadcom STA wireless driver"
[11:25] <Lundt> It says: "This driver is activated but not currently in use"
[11:25] <mechdave> Lundt, Apparently Broadcom do a Linux driver for that card
[11:25] <maynards-girl> how do i copy a dvd movie? to like an iso?
[11:25] <muse> Or a way of running 'sudo exportfs -ra' when the external harddrive is plugged in?
[11:25] <q_> swiftarrow, simplexio i think I searched for gdebi-gtk :)
[11:25] <indus> Lundt: hmm cool u need to activate it then, let me see how to
[11:25] <Lundt> Okay indus thank you very much :)
[11:25] <Decepticon> you have no mirrors in the middle east?
[11:26] <joemac> Can anyone tell me why jaunty sets my volume to 0 after every reboot?
[11:26] <Lundt> I found something here :) http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/broadcom-wireless-driver-activated-but-not-in-use-...-why-719455/
[11:26] <swiftarrow> Decepticon, nothing in India.  I download from Australia, it's faster than singapore or malaisya
[11:26] <Decepticon> hmm
[11:26] <ValentineX> what is unix, is it different from linux?
[11:26] <indus> Lundt: tell me again exact model of broadcom
[11:27] <Decepticon> swiftarrow, cool ill give that a try
[11:27] <Lundt> Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01)
[11:27] <muse> maynards-girl: use brasero, 1:1 copy, change the destination to a .iso file.. not the cdrom drive.
[11:27] <swiftarrow> ValentineX see http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=unix+and+linux
[11:27] <ceekays> Folks, does any one know how to 'sudo apt-get install' SDE for JDeveloper (ME) for Linux
[11:28] <ValentineX> swiftarrow: :-S
[11:28] <maynards-girl> use, thank you. i will try that
[11:28] <q_> trying to install a deb (but install-paket is geyed out) I get the following error in the terminal when I open the deb:     gdebi-gtk
[11:28] <indus> Lundt: uncheck and again tick that broadcom driver from hardware drivers
[11:28] <swiftarrow> ValentineX, the third and fifth result are good, I think.
[11:28] <q_> ups: /usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/GDebi/GDebi.py:228: GtkWarning: Failed to set text from markup due to error parsing markup: Fehler in Zeile 1, Zeichen 137: » « ist kein gültiges Zeichen nach einem »<«-Zeichen; es darf keinen Elementnamen beginnen
[11:28] <q_>   "</span>")
[11:28] <Lundt> Uncheck where ?
[11:29] <indus> Lundt: in system>hardware drivers
[11:29] <indus> Lundt: try this sudo modprobe -r b43
[11:29] <Lundt> "Deactivate" ?
[11:29] <indus> in terminal
[11:29] <indus> Ya
[11:29] <indus> Lundt: and again activate
[11:29] <Lundt> Okay deactivate and then try the command
[11:29] <indus> kk
[11:30] <Lundt> Deactivated and activated :)
[11:30] <Lundt> Then sudo modprobe -r b43
[11:30] <Lundt> ?
[11:30] <Lundt> Now it says its in use !! :)
[11:30] <indus> yeah
[11:30] <Lundt> ah not anymore :(
[11:30] <indus> cool :)
[11:30] <indus> damn :(
[11:31] <Lundt> Im doing sudo modprobe -r b43 now
[11:31] <luminoso> when i boot into ubuntu a funny thing happens
[11:31] <q_> "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/GDebi/GDebi.py:228: GtkWarning: Failed to set text from markup due to error parsing markup: Error in Line 1, Character 137: » « is no valid sign/charakter after »<«-charakter; it may not begin an element name  "</span>")" and "install paket" in the deb installer is greyed out
[11:31] <indus> Lundt: does it connect
[11:31] <Lundt> WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist, it will be ignored in a future release.
[11:31] <Lundt> WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in a future release.
[11:31] <luminoso> it shows last image displayed, that is windows shutting down
[11:31] <indus> Lundt: ya its normal
[11:32] <q_> luminoso, wow, strange
[11:32] <Lundt> Indus : THANK YOU , i found some hotspots now :) i love u :i :D
[11:32] <novice> hey all
[11:32] <indus> Lundt: its working fine now?
[11:32] <luminoso> q_, if i boot twice it shows kde shutting down lol
[11:33] <novice> can any one tell me how to upgrade the kernel of my linux OS ??
[11:33] <q_> luminoso, what if you disconnect it from power in between?
[11:33] <indus> Lundt: Warning , it might not work after a reboot, also read this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1138566&page=2
[11:33] <jtan325> ceekays: if it's not in the repository or PPA, you'll probably just have to install manuallly
[11:33] <luminoso> q_, never tested
[11:33] <Lundt> Indus: i think , the deal is i created a hotspot from a wired pc with "Windows xp" and then i want to connect to it from this ubuntu :) Hope i can get it to work , if not can i wrtie to you again ?
[11:33] <Lundt> write*
[11:34] <indus> Lundt: sure but i really have no idea what iam talking about :)
[11:34] <ValentineX> swiftarrow: thank yo for googling for me i was lazy to do that
[11:34] <Lundt> Indus: haha okay :) Maybe see u later
[11:34] <mechdave> indus, do you think the b43 module appears in Lundt's blacklist?
[11:34] <muse> novice: uname -a
[11:34] <coenie> can u please tell me how to install xserver-org
[11:34] <indus> Lundt: maybe it does
[11:34] <ceekays> Jtan325: I was trying to download manually but it failing
[11:35] <muse> Is there a way of automatically exporting an external harddrive using nfs when it is plugged in? Or a way of running 'sudo exportfs -ra' when the external harddrive is plugged in?
[11:35] <coenie> im new to ubunt or linux
[11:35] <jtan325> ceekays: you mean off of the oracle.com site?
[11:35] <indus> mechdave: in jaunty things have changed a little /etc/blacklist is now /etc/blacklist.conf
[11:35] <Lundt> But im pulling out the internet cable now :D
[11:35] <safsoft> Hi everybody !
[11:35] <safsoft> I have a printer problem :(
[11:35] <mechdave> indus, really... I haven't really had a good look around yet :)
[11:35] <safsoft> the print operation succeed on HP laserjet  P1005, but nothing out from the printer !!
[11:35] <safsoft>  the printer is detected and installed on ubuntu hardy 8.10
[11:35] <safsoft> so, what's the problem??
[11:35] <pellefrank> how do i manually install a library (.so) file?
[11:35] <jtan325> muse: you mean ntfs?
[11:36] <indus> mechdave: also i believe its blacklisted in that conf file as older file is deprecated even though it still works
[11:36] <jtan325> muse: either way, you'll probably just have to edit your /etc/fstab
[11:36] <ceekays> Jtan325: I got it from http://www.filesland.com/companies/Visual-Paradigm/SDE-for-JDeveloper-ME-for-Linux.html
[11:36] <muse> no nfs
[11:36] <Trollkarlen> Anyone know how to disable the overlay anounsment
[11:36] <muse> I want to use nfs instead of samba
[11:36] <jtan325> ceekays: http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/jdev/index.html
[11:36] <Trollkarlen> Like when someone gets online in the IM
[11:36] <novice> muse can you be more verbose ?
[11:37] <muse> novice: type that into your terminal
[11:37] <ranf> !software | pellefrank
[11:37] <indus> mechdave: for example i have pc speaker blacklisted in /etc/...somepath i forgot/blacklist
[11:37] <Lundt> INdus: Im back  / it will not find the network i created from my windows machine ?
[11:37] <|> what?
[11:37] <|> oh
[11:37] <Sebboh> By what mechanism is ~/.gvfs made unreadable to root?
[11:37] <indus> Lundt: u said it was working?
[11:37] <mechdave> indus /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[11:37] <indus> mechdave: ^_^
[11:37] <indus> thanks
[11:38] <novice> muse that  just provide the user name
[11:38] <Trollkarlen> I want to disable it when im not avalible
[11:38] <pellefrank> ubottu i have a .so file that i managed to compile but gcc wont find it
[11:38] <indus> Lundt: read this post http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1138566&page=2
[11:38] <muse> novice: sorry I didn't read your question well enough :P
[11:38] <Lundt> indus: i just cheked the blacklist
[11:39] <Lundt> blacklist b43
[11:39] <Lundt> blacklist b43legacy
[11:39] <Lundt> :o
[11:39] <robin0800> exit
[11:39] <Lundt> Should i delete it ?
[11:39] <Mylisto> exit
[11:39] <Mylisto> goodbbye
[11:39] <Trollkarlen> Whats it called the overlay that shows upp when you get a mess in your IM ?
[11:39] <Mylisto> dammmit..not terminal :D
[11:39] <mechdave> Lundt, just comment out the blacklist b43 with a #
[11:39] <Trollkarlen> Or when someone gets online
[11:39] <muse> novice: have you 'sudo apt-get update &&  sudo apt-get upgrade'?
[11:39] <novice> Is there any way to upgrade the kernel version ??
[11:39] <Lundt> like #blacklist b43
[11:39] <Lundt> #blacklist b43legacy
[11:40] <mechdave> Lundt, exactly
[11:40] <Lundt> Not permission :/
[11:40] <indus> Lundt: ya its not blacklisted as it has a hash #
[11:40] <Lundt> It says
[11:40] <coenie> hi i need help changing my resolution
[11:40] <sacarlson> ﻿novice: if there is a later one in synaptic you can just install it
[11:40] <coenie> can u please tell me how to install xserver-org
[11:40] <mechdave> Lundt, if you have a paste of more than 1 line please use a pastebin :)
[11:41] <Lundt> Pastebin ?
[11:41] <indus> ehe ya
[11:41] <Lundt> Sry im askin
[11:41] <indus> !paste | Lundt
[11:41] <indus> aargh
[11:41] <Lundt> Okay..
[11:41] <Lundt> indus: I dont have permisson to change Blacklist.. :/
[11:42] <indus> Lundt: who asked you to change it?
[11:42] <Sp00K> Hi!, I'm running ubuntu 8.04 server edition on a VPS however i have german language :| Can anyone help me with changing the locale setting ?
[11:42] <Lundt> U did , to #
[11:42] <mechdave> Lundt, gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[11:42] <Lundt> #blaclist b43
[11:42] <indus> Lundt: ya use sudo to get permissions for system files
[11:42] <mechdave> Lundt, if it already has a # in front of it it is commented out already
[11:43] <indus> Lundt: use pastebin and post that blacklist file
[11:43] <Lundt> Indus: the gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf command that popped up a window is different from the etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[11:43] <Lundt> Will do
[11:43] <q_> tbtroj, are you using an updated 9.04 install?
[11:44] <mechdave> Lundt, the blacklist.conf file stops modprobe from loading the modules that are listed there, the # effectively makes them invisible to modprobe
[11:44] <Lundt> http://paste.ubuntu.com/171475/
[11:44] <qwert666> i`m removing my firefox via synaptic, why is he configuring my second kernel ? ( i have 2 versions )
[11:44] <indus> Lundt: ya its changed in jaunty ,post .conf file
[11:44] <q_> tbtroj, (still trying to install truecrypt)
[11:45] <mechdave> Lundt, It is ok, your b43 module is not listed there
[11:45]  * indus goes looking for some how to's :)
[11:45] <indus> mechdave: its listed there
[11:45] <Lundt> Mechdave: But when i go to modprobe.d/blacklist its there..
[11:45] <tbtroj> q_, yes, I am.
[11:45] <Sebboh> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gvfs/+bug/212789 <-- I'm seeing this 'fixed' Hardy bug in Jaunty.
[11:45] <indus> # replaced by b43 and ssb.
[11:45] <indus> blacklist bcm43xx
[11:46] <mechdave> indus, b43?
[11:46] <tbtroj> q_, did you make sure to download the 32-bit or 64-bit version (whatever your system is)?
[11:46] <Lundt> so i should now edit to #blacklist bcm43xx
[11:46] <Lundt> ?
[11:46] <mechdave> indus, but that is for the legacy module, not for the new b43 driver
[11:46] <indus> mechdave: are we supposed to blacklist anything here? Iam lost
[11:47] <mechdave> Lundt, no, that module has been replaced by the b43 module
[11:47] <Lundt> Indus in modprobe.d there is also a blacklist-bcm43.conf
[11:47] <indus> Lundt: dont mess with those files
[11:47] <q_> tbtroj, yes, and the wrong one would give me an Error Status when i try to install it.
[11:47] <mechdave> indus, I was getting Lundt to make sure the b43 driver is not in the blacklist.conf file
[11:48] <tbtroj> q_, have you tried both installing via the script (rather than extracting the .deb) and extracting the .deb and using that to install?
[11:48] <indus> mechdave: ya ok thats correct thannks b43 is new driver
[11:48] <serpico> hi
[11:48] <q_> tbtroj, yes
[11:48] <indus> mechdave: its not in the blacklist is it?
[11:48] <tbtroj> q_, what happens?
[11:48] <mechdave> Lundt, now how did you get it working last time?
[11:48] <ceekays> Jtan325: Thanks, I luv u!!
[11:48] <Lundt> Indus: okay but inside it is blacklisting bcm43xx,b43,b43legacy,ssb
[11:48] <q_> tbtroj, it opend the Paket installer and "install paket" is still greyed out
[11:48] <Lundt> Mechdave: idk
[11:49] <KingKimi> HI
[11:49] <jtan325> ceekays: google is your friend
[11:49] <indus> Lundt: inside where?
[11:49] <Lundt> Inside blacklist-bcm43.con
[11:49] <tbtroj> q_, Synaptic is closed? And you don't need to restart your computer?
[11:49] <KingKimi> i have added 4 rows and 13 colums in workspaces....... but , its not going that workspace.. it just stays on the first row alone.. how to go to other rows ?
[11:49] <Lundt> blacklist-bcm43.conf*
[11:50] <user1> hi all
[11:50] <ceekays> Jtan325: Yeah, it's done much more
[11:50] <indus> Lundt: nvm for that file
[11:50] <Lundt> Indus: okay what should i do now
[11:50] <mechdave> Lundt, Ok remove the b43 and one , from the blacklist-bcm43.conf file
[11:50] <q_> tbtroj, as far as I can see Yes, but I updated without a restart since than. I might try that later. thx
[11:50] <Lundt> Mechdave: Indus just told me not to ?
[11:50] <indus> Lundt: ok o kfollow him
[11:50] <Lundt> Will do
[11:51] <tbtroj> q_, maybe try a restart, if you installed a new kernel or something you will need to restart to start using that kernel.
[11:51] <mechdave> Lundt, Ok hang on...
[11:51] <indus> mechdave: sorry :)
[11:51] <q_> tbtroj, k
[11:51] <indus> lols
[11:51] <Lundt> Mechdave: cant i just make it #blacklist b43 ?
[11:51] <indus> mechdave: ya do it
[11:51] <indus> Lundt: ya do it
[11:51] <mechdave> indus, if that b43 is present in that file, modprobe won't load it.
[11:51] <Lundt> Shit i dont got any permission
[11:51] <Lundt> Send me a terminal command :D
[11:51] <indus> Lundt: use sudo gedit
[11:52] <indus> sudo gedit  /etc/...... in terminal
[11:52] <B|ackPanther> whats the command for displaying time in unix time format ?
[11:52] <mechdave> Lundt, hang on mate, what we need to do is remove the b43 from the line  blacklist bcm43xx,b43,b43legacy,ssb
[11:53] <indus> mechdave: any idea why b43 is blacklisted
[11:53] <mechdave> make it read  blacklist bcm43xx,b43legacy,ssb and under that add a line #blacklist b43
[11:53] <yangxiao> hi
[11:53] <Lundt> Mechdave: so now im ready to edit it , i got permisson now :)
[11:53] <B|ackPanther> I want something that counts the number of seconds since the beginning of time
[11:53] <B|ackPanther> :)
[11:53] <mechdave> Lundt, hang on mate, what we need to do is remove the b43 from the line  blacklist bcm43xx,b43,b43legacy,ssb
[11:53] <mechdave> Lundt, make it read  blacklist bcm43xx,b43legacy,ssb and under that add a line #blacklist b43
[11:54] <indus> B|ackPanther: for that you need to travel to the beginning of time
[11:54] <indus> :P
[11:54] <Lundt> lol :D
[11:54] <change> help me : i am unable to find /etc/conf.d directory
[11:54] <echobot> I'd love to change, but... My chocolate-appreciation class meets that night.
[11:54] <mechdave> B|ackPanther, do you mean epoch?
[11:54] <indus> Lundt: now run sudo modprobe.d b43
[11:54] <bullgard4> How to determine what driver  (what loadable kernel module) drives my USB Controller "ALi Corporation USB 1.1 Controller (rev 03)"?
[11:54] <B|ackPanther> yes,mechdave
[11:54] <Lundt> Mechdave: im afraid of screwing something up
[11:55] <Lundt> Mechdave: send me what should be in Blacklist-bcm43.conf
[11:55] <B|ackPanther> I have a program that checks modification of files so i want to see if its doing the right thing
[11:55] <mechdave> Lundt, It will be ok, if it doesn't work we can put it back the way it was
[11:55] <Lundt> Mechdave: okay send me what i should do/type
[11:56] <indus> Lundt: sudo modprobe b43
[11:56] <mechdave> Lundt, pastebin the blacklist-bcm43.conf
[11:56] <ceekays> Some info: anyone looking for a webcam on a Sony Notebook, try Cheese: sudo apt-get cheese
[11:56] <indus> sorry
[11:56] <indus> Lundt: after you finish editing that file
[11:56] <ceekays> Some info: anyone looking for a webcam on a Sony Notebook, try Cheese: sudo apt-get install cheese
[11:56] <Lundt> http://paste.ubuntu.com/171478/
[11:57] <Lundt> Indus: done
[11:57] <indus> Lundt: now try
[11:57] <KingKimi> i have added 4 rows and 13 colums in workspaces....... but , its not going that workspace.. it just stays on the first row alone.. how to go to other rows ?
[11:57] <coenie> hi i am new to ubunt how can i change my screen resolution
[11:57] <Lundt> Indus: Should i first have done it after i was done editing blacklist bcm43.conf
[11:57] <Lundt> ?
[11:57] <indus> Lundt: after editing run it
[11:58] <KingKimi> coenie, system > preferences
[11:58] <Lundt> indus: i already runned it.. shit
[11:58] <Lundt> :(
[11:58] <indus> Lundt: doesnt matter
[11:58] <Lundt> Mechdave: are u there ?
[11:58] <indus> Lundt: run again
[11:58] <B|ackPanther> thanks anyway. I just bumped into it.
[11:59] <mechdave> Lundt, yeah, Ok stick a # in front of blacklist b43
[11:59] <coenie> kinnKimi thanks but i need to install xserver-org
[11:59] <KingKimi> coenie, select screen resolution if you are using 8.10  , select display in 9.04
[11:59] <mechdave> Lundt, please don't swear...
[11:59] <KingKimi> coenie, oh !
[11:59] <Lundt> Mechdave sorry
[11:59] <sacarlson> ﻿bullgard4: you might be able to tell by what you see in /var/log/syslog dmesg
[12:00] <Lundt> Saved
[12:00] <mechdave> Lundt, indus where are we with the editing operation?
[12:00] <coenie> kingKimi:  do you know how xserver-org
[12:00] <indus> Lundt: saved :)
[12:00] <indus> he just said so
[12:00] <KingKimi> !xorg > coenie
[12:00] <alberto2000> anyone: does it do a big difference using 4gb with ubuntu instead of 2gb?
[12:00] <Lundt> Mechdave: I have but a # in front of blacklist b43
[12:01] <akirashinigami> I'm using Ubuntu Netbook Remix on an Asus Eee PC 1000.  Is there a way that I can disable the touchpad while typing?
[12:01] <indus> alberto2000: be more specific please
[12:01] <KingKimi>  i have added 4 rows and 13 colums in workspaces....... but , its not going that workspace.. it just stays on the first row alone.. how to go to other rows ?
[12:01] <senpai> hi
[12:01] <KingKimi> senpai, Hi
[12:01] <mechdave> Lundt, indus that is what we want
[12:01] <Lundt> Mechdave: i can find one wireless network.. but not the one that is running right next to me..
[12:01] <senpai> can anyone help me
[12:01] <echobot> I'd love to senpai, but... I prefer to remain an enigma.
[12:01] <alberto2000> indus: i upgraded to 4gb recently but dont feel a big difference, is it normal or did something go wrong?
[12:02] <indus> mechdave: he needs to run modprobe again i believe
[12:02] <sacarlson> ﻿ alberto2000: depends on what software you run that might use it.  run what you normaly run and look what the program top shows you to find if you have much memory left.
[12:02] <indus> alberto2000: aah you mean ram?
[12:02] <alberto2000> indus: sure
[12:02] <coenie> KingKimi oh ok
[12:02] <Counterspell> Even though I have an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3650 with the ATI driver loaded, Compiz performance is still terrible! If I have the Visual Effects to "Normal", there is a huge lag between maximizing and minimizing windows and such.
[12:02] <mechdave> Lundt, indus righto, hang on do you have ndiswrapper module running?
[12:02] <Lundt> Mechdave how can i see if i have ?
[12:02] <change> i tried to install wifi radar in which read me says that i need to creat /etc/conf.d/wifi-radar.conf. file how cani do it
[12:03] <mechdave> Lundt, indus I need to see what modules are loaded into the kernel on Lundt's machine
[12:03] <indus> alberto2000: you decode/transcode videos play crisis game at 1 million resolution it will make a difference
[12:03] <KingKimi>  i have added 4 rows and 13 colums in workspaces....... but , its not going that workspace.. it just stays on the first row alone.. how to go to other rows ?
[12:03] <q__> tbtroj, reboot did not change anything
[12:03] <indus> mechdave: hmm somethinh like modinfo
[12:03] <alberto2000> indus: im a web developer using aptana (java) and firefox with many plugins and 10 tabs open
[12:04] <Lundt> Mechdave what should i do ?:)
[12:04] <alberto2000> java always uses the most ram memory
[12:04] <bluephase> Hi all - does anyone have much experience with Netbeans and Ubuntu?
[12:04] <q__> who said dillo+gmail was great?
[12:04] <KingKimi> how do i make an image to appear once when ubuntu is started ?
[12:04] <change> please answer my question i am asking for the third time i tried to install wifi radar in which read me says that i need to creat /etc/conf.d/wifi-radar.conf. file how cani do it
[12:04] <indus> alberto2000: are you using 64 bit ubuntu ? else you may not see a difference as 32 bit OS doenst really use all that memory 4gb or more
[12:05] <alberto2000> bluephase: use aptana instead - if you have probs with netbeans
[12:05] <mechdave> Lundt, indus I am googling
[12:05] <alberto2000> indus: no but i run server kernel and ubuntu recognizes 4gb now
[12:05] <djp> is it ok to mix and match when installing apps? by that i mean, is it ok to install using apt-get one day and say, synaptic package manager the next without any adverse effects?
[12:05] <Lundt> Mechdave: okay :)
[12:05] <bluephase> alberto2000: thanks
[12:05] <bluephase> , but its for a programming course and i have to use netbeans
[12:05] <indus> alberto2000: aah sorry for my ignorance
[12:06] <alberto2000> indus: its just that i expected a bigger performance increase
[12:06] <indus> alberto2000: hmm maybe firefox itself cant use much of that ram
[12:07] <indus> mechdave: /proc/modules
[12:07] <alberto2000> bluephase: dont know much about netbeans, but whats the problem?
[12:07] <KingKimi>  i have added 4 rows and 13 colums in workspaces....... but , its not going that workspace.. it just stays on the first row alone.. how to go to other rows ?
[12:07] <mechdave> Lundt, indus Ok lsmod will list all running modules, I am going to get you to redirect the output to a file, then I want you to pastebin that file
[12:07] <coenie> i need to install codecs to listen to my music, i do not have internet at home, how can i get the package's
[12:07] <indus> hm
[12:08] <akirashinigami> Hi all, I'm running Ubuntu Netbook Remix, and I was wondering if there is a way that I can disable the touchpad while typing.
[12:08] <Lundt> Mechdave so i just type ismod and then paste it to pastebin
[12:08] <indus> coenie: have to download from another pc > use packages.ubuntu.com and search codecs
[12:08] <bluephase> alberto2000: well i can get the most recent version (6.5) installed and running no proble, but this structures projects differently to 4.1 which is required for my course.  problem is it wont install, i get an error saying it cant find a wizard file?
[12:08] <coenie> indus: thanx
[12:08] <mechdave> Lundt, indus Ok type this on the command line --> lsmod > lsmod.txt
[12:08] <Lundt> !paste
[12:09] <indus> mechdave: thanks for ccing all your messages?
[12:09] <mechdave> Lundt, indus then gedit lsmod.txt and paste it in a pastebin
[12:09] <indus> messages :)
[12:09] <Lundt> http://paste.ubuntu.com/171490/
[12:09] <mechdave> indus, no worries, I figured we were both missing messages to Lundt from each other
[12:09] <alberto2000> bluephase: why dont they all use newest version at your course? :) sorry, dont know how to help you
[12:09] <indus> mechdave: lol what do you know its the first module
[12:09] <Lundt> mechdave nothing is in my ismod.txt
[12:10] <KingKimi>   i have added 4 rows and 13 colums in workspaces....... but , its not going that workspace.. it just stays on the first row alone.. how to go to other rows ?
[12:10] <indus> mechdave: Lundt:now we need to modprobe i believe
[12:10] <mike126> I've downloaded the ubuntu cd twice now from 2 different mirrors they both have the same md5 hash and they both are telling me they have errors in 1 file when I perform disc check
[12:10] <Lundt> INdus: how ?:)
[12:10] <alberto2000> bluephase: or join #netbeans, theres some people there which may help you
[12:10] <bluephase> alberto2000: something about the course was started when 4.1 was the standard, so they havent updated the texts for the newer version.  seems daft to me, but its the way they do things.  thanks anyway
[12:10] <mechdave> Lundt, indus no look at line 41
[12:10] <bluephase> alberto2000: thanks again
[12:10] <alberto2000> #netbeans
[12:10] <Lundt> Mechdave Ndiswrapper
[12:10] <bullgard4> sacarlson: dmesg shows a line "usbcore: registered new interface driver usbfs" but lsmod does not list usbcore nor usbfs. What is wrong in my thoughts?
[12:10] <indus> mechdave: means what
[12:11] <Lundt> Mechdave: what now what
[12:11] <Lundt> '
[12:11] <q__> KingKimi, what are you doing with 52 workspaces?
[12:11] <akirashinigami> mike126: i got that same message, but I was able to install Ubuntu okay.  Maybe it'll work anyway?
[12:11] <mechdave> Lundt, indus oh that sucks, don't worry about it for now
[12:11] <mike126> akirashinigami: I cannot install, the live CD GUI looks all messed up
[12:11] <mechdave> Lundt, this will possibly conflict with b43
[12:11] <KingKimi> q_ :P just to see how it looks with 52 workspaces/// but its even not taking me to second row ...
[12:11] <Lundt> Mechdave i dont know if i got a problem.. my wireless is working i can find one network.. but not the one i created..
[12:12] <mechdave> Lundt, indus we need to blacklist ndiswrapper because of potentional conf=licts
[12:12] <indus> mike126: i suggest you ignore disk check
[12:12] <q__> KingKimi, using compiz?
[12:12] <mike126> the only reason I performed disk check was because the install wouldn't work
[12:12] <indus> mechdave: ya you right, we dont need ndiswrapper probably
[12:12] <KingKimi> q_ yes , very much
[12:12] <Lundt> mechdave how ?:)
[12:12] <indus> mechdave: so ndiswrapper and b43 are 2 different things?
[12:12] <mike126> the Live CD GUI is messed up and clicking the install icon does nothing
[12:12] <mechdave> Lundt, indus add the line blacklist ndiswrapper to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[12:12] <q__> KingKimi, what if you scroll on the desktop one step furthr as the first row?
[12:13] <akirashinigami> mike126: I think you can access a text-based installer when you start the live-cd.  I think you press one of the F-# keys to access extra options or something like that.  Or maybe that's only with Debian.
[12:13] <erUSUL> bullgard4: usbcore is not a device on the usb bus is the core of the usb subsystem... usbfs is a virtualfilesystem like proc or sys that you can mount
[12:13] <NoOneImportant> is there an option to force dbus to use the same socket filename for every session?
[12:13] <mechdave> indus, Lundt yes, ndiswrapper uses the win drivers
[12:13] <mike126> it's wierd though.. why would the GUI not work?!
[12:13] <indus> mechdave: and wraps it around or something huhuhu
[12:13] <q__> mike126, do you use it from CD or USB stick?
[12:13] <indus> mike126: what problem do u get with live cd?
[12:13] <mike126> I have Kubuntu installed at the moment and it almost looks like that's what's causing the problem
[12:13] <Lundt> Mechdave how do i do so i get permisson
[12:14] <KingKimi> q__, it sticking to the  first row alone
[12:14] <mike126> from the CD
[12:14] <mechdave> indus, yes that is so, sort of wraps up the windows drivers in a compatability layer
[12:14] <indus> !sudo > Lundt
[12:14] <q__> KingKimi, and when you clock on the 2nd row in the taskbar applet?
[12:14] <indus> mechdave: cant we just uninstall ndiswrapper
[12:14] <qwert666> how can i get the output from apt-get install xxx to a file ? simple apt xxx > foo.txt will not work in this case
[12:14] <mechdave> Lundt, use gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[12:15] <KingKimi> q__ if i click on the cell "second row , third col" it just jumps to first row third column
[12:15] <mike126> the live CD the 'example' desktop icon is blank white and the install icon doesn't load up the install process
[12:15] <mechdave> indus, not yet, I want to make sure this will work b4 we un install anything
[12:15] <q__> KingKimi, strange :)
[12:15] <indus> mechdave: kk kk
[12:15] <Lundt> Mechdave: saved :)
[12:15] <mechdave> indus, :)
[12:15] <indus> mechdave: iam a little restless :)
[12:15] <mike126> anything I have installed on my hard drive right now should not effect the live CD environment though right? this is so confusing -_-
[12:15] <mechdave> Lundt, Ok hang on for a sec, shall double check your list
[12:16] <indus> mike126: yes mike it will not
[12:16] <mike126> hmm
[12:16] <Lundt> Mechdave the ndswrapper is gone now
[12:16] <indus> mike126: are you trying to install ubuntu ?
[12:16] <mike126> yes
[12:16] <indus> mike126: select first option when live cd loads > did u get to that ?
[12:16] <Lundt> !paste
[12:16] <Lundt> Mechdave: http://paste.ubuntu.com/171494/
[12:17] <mechdave> Lundt, good, now is it working any better?
[12:17] <mike126> indus: that option is to try the Live version?
[12:17] <q__> KingKimi, works for me
[12:17] <Lundt> Mechdave , I can find 1 network
[12:17] <Lundt> mechdave but not the one i made from my windows xp machine
[12:17] <indus> mike126: yeah try ubuntu without any change to your computer , u see that?
[12:17] <mike126> yeah I'll try that then
[12:17] <q__> KingKimi, STRG+DOWN does nothing?
[12:17] <mike126> I was selecting 'install ubuntu' option
[12:18] <indus> mike126: noooooooo
[12:18] <q__> KingKimi, STRG+ALT+DOWN
[12:18] <indus> :)
[12:18] <Lundt> Mechdave but i just tried from a other pc running win xp it cannot find it eaither
[12:18] <akirashinigami> Is there a way to disable a laptop touchpad while typing?
[12:18] <Lundt> either
[12:18] <KingKimi> q__ how does it work for you ?
[12:18] <mechdave> Lundt, ndiswrapper is still at line 41
[12:18] <KingKimi> q__, what is strg ? :(
[12:18] <mike126> indus: is that broken in this release then?
[12:18] <Lundt> Mechdave but my wireless is working..
[12:18] <indus> mike126: no its not :)
[12:18] <mike126> ...?!
[12:18] <mike126> :D
[12:18] <Lundt> mechdave , But i cant find the right network
[12:18] <KingKimi> q__, what key is strg ?
[12:18] <mike126> whatever I'll go try it and let you know what happens
[12:18] <mike126> =D
[12:18] <indus> mike126: just making sure u select live cd environment
[12:18] <mike126> ok cool will do
[12:18] <q__> KingKimi, just as a 4x4 setup would work. strg is ctrl, sry :)
[12:18] <ranf> KingKimi, Ctrl
[12:18] <mechdave> Lundt, do  lsmod | grep ndiswrapper
[12:19] <Lundt> mechdave its working..
[12:19] <indus> Lundt: mechdave:what is working
[12:19] <Lundt> Mechdave: I can find 1 network , but not the one i made with my wired windows xp
[12:19] <Lundt> pc
[12:20] <indus> Lundt: mechdave:so basically your wireless works but cant find the windows one?
[12:20] <KingKimi> q__, if i press ctrl alt down in 4*4 /.. the screen becomes flat with three workspaces appear as a straight strip :P :P :D
[12:20] <Lundt> Indus: yes
[12:20] <Lundt> Indus: But my other computer cant find it either
[12:20] <indus> Lundt: maybe thats a windows config issue with wireless?
[12:20] <KingKimi> q__, evne in a  4*4 , i cant go to second row
[12:20] <mechdave> Lundt, indus Ok was it an adhoc network?
[12:20] <OB1FoShoB> anyone familiar with outlook and crossover/wine?
[12:20] <rhsanborn> If anyone here is using the nvidia tool to manage multiple monitors, does it automatically revert to single display settings when you disconnect the second monitor?
[12:20] <Lundt> Mechdave
[12:21] <Lundt> Mechdave yes it tis
[12:21] <indus> Lundt: mechdave:Lundt so does that mean your wireless was working before you came in here for help ???
[12:21] <Lundt> is'
[12:21] <KingKimi> is it possible to cchanage the ubuntu startup theme that shows ubuntu logo and a progress bar ?
[12:21] <Lundt> Indus no
[12:21] <q__> rhsanborn, on a running system not. restarting i dont know
[12:21] <indus> Lundt: mechdave:phew thanks
[12:21] <indus> :)
[12:21] <Roland123> how to restart vsftpd service without system reboot?
[12:21] <sekyourbox> how do i disable root?
[12:21] <Lundt> Indus: At some point i got it to work :) But i kept explaining that i might was working , but i was like u didnt listen :)
[12:22] <sekyourbox> i enabled it by doing the sudo passwd
[12:22] <KingKimi> q__, no way to go to second row ?? can you give any commands ?
[12:22] <ewook> Roland123: /etc/init.d/vsftpd restart perhaps.
[12:22] <indus> Roland123: sudo /etc/init.d/vsftpd restart
[12:22] <progre55> hi people! what is updatedb.mlocat? since I have turned my comp on, it has been consuming cpu resources :)
[12:22] <Lundt> Mechdave , indus does anyone know how to make a wireless hotspot from a wired computer running windows xp:)
[12:22] <q__> KingKimi, does not look like you had a problem with commands. I guess something alse is fucked up
[12:23] <indus> Lundt: indus doesnt know :)
[12:23] <mechdave> Lundt, indus I want to make sure that ndiswrapper is not running
[12:23] <chaosphere> sekyourbox: what exactly are you trying to archive? i believt it's impossible to get rid of the root user.
[12:23] <KingKimi> q__, is ccsm making problem ?
[12:23] <Roland123> ewook, indus: 500 OOPS: vsftpd: cannot open config file:restart
[12:23] <Lundt> Mechdave , okay but will it might do so my wireless will stop working again ?
[12:23] <q__> KingKimi, no idea
[12:23] <KingKimi>  is it possible to cchanage the ubuntu startup theme that shows ubuntu logo and a progress bar ?
[12:23] <ewook> Roland123: did you sudo?
[12:23] <indus> Roland123: u sure vsftp is installed
[12:24] <mechdave> Lundt, indus nope, we won't be going near that part
[12:24] <Roland123> i sudoed, and it's running
[12:24] <akirashinigami> chaosphere: i think sekyourbox enabled logging in as root, and now wants to disable it again, like it is by default.  I have no idea how to do that, though.
[12:24] <Lundt> mechdave, okay tell me what to do :)
[12:24] <dnyy1> Alright, so I gots a problem.  I had Arch installed on my desktop with ext4.  The comp has died, and I'm trying to get all the files from the HD.  Right now I'm running ubuntu 8.10 off a USB stick on my grandma's computer with my HD hooked up, but can't access it because my system "doesn't support ext4."  Whats the best way of getting to my files? :/
[12:24] <indus> mechdave: Lundt:which part
[12:24] <mechdave> Lundt, indus type sudo lsmod | grep ndiswrapper
[12:24] <KingKimi> how to to cchanage the ubuntu startup theme that shows ubuntu logo and a progress bar ?
[12:24] <KingKimi> or any sites that give such themes ?
[12:25] <sekyourbox> chaosphere, in ubuntu the root user is disabled by default correct? basically i wan to reverse the sudo passwd command...
[12:25] <Lundt> ndiswrapper           193436  0
[12:25] <mechdave> Lundt, indus that will search lsmod for ndiswrapper and if it is there it will return it to the command line
[12:25] <Lundt> mechdave.
[12:25] <indus> KingKimi: google is a good idea
[12:25] <KingKimi> indus, ok . i will google.. but methods to replace the exiting ubuntu logo and progress bar ?
[12:25] <mechdave> Lundt, Ok I think we need to sudo modprobe -r ndiswrapper
[12:25] <indus> mechdave: Lundt:its loaded but not used by a device so its ok
[12:25] <chaosphere> sekyourbox: you want to remove root's password?
[12:26] <indus> mechdave: Lundt:modprobe b43 no?
[12:26] <KingKimi> is it possible to view this irc channel using firefox ?
[12:26] <Lundt> mechdave done
[12:26] <sekyourbox> chaosphere, there wasnt one to begin with...
[12:26] <mechdave> Lundt, indus I prefer to get rid of it altogether (ndiswrapper)
[12:26] <RosaNetttt> hi , everybody , is anayone here have an idea about samba??? Thank you
[12:26] <jumbers> What does Canonical define as a "node" for Landscape?
[12:26] <mechdave> Lundt, indus type sudo lsmod | grep ndiswrapper
[12:26] <KingKimi> !samba
[12:26] <chaosphere> sekyourbox: ok i see
[12:26] <indus> KingKimi: yes there is a plugin for chat
[12:26] <Lundt> Mechdave not running :)
[12:26] <Lundt> mechdave good :)
[12:27] <mechdave> Lundt, indus bewdy :)
[12:27] <KingKimi> indus, will you give the name or ask me to google that too ? :(
[12:27] <mechdave> Lundt, indus ok can you see your network now?
[12:27] <enovativ> i would like to be able to see my linux desktop on the internet...would VNC be a good choice ?
[12:27] <sekyourbox> chaosphere, i needed to set it up for something temporarily, but it was "not recommended"..
[12:27] <indus> mechdave: Lundt:how do u know its not running
[12:27] <Lundt> mechdave , do u think i have to have a internet wire in the pc that is running hotspot ?
[12:27] <Lundt> the sudo lsmod | grep ndiswrapper
[12:28] <mechdave> Lundt, I don't know, but it should still work even with rj45 plugged in
[12:28] <killer__> ??
[12:28] <Lundt> rj45 +
[12:28] <Lundt> ?
[12:28] <indus> mechdave: thanks mechdave
[12:28] <mechdave> indus, I got Lundt to do a grep
[12:28] <flintwingel> enovativ: ubuntu has vino-server, a vnc server built in so VNC is a good way - just make sure its secure by using a VPN or tunnel over ssh
[12:28] <KingKimi> on "What" to google in order to find the way to open this channel in mozilla firefox ?
[12:28] <RosaNetttt> ubottu: thank you
[12:28] <DJones> KingKimi: You can use http://java.freenode.net/ in firefox to access the various channels on freenode, just enter your username and which channel to join
[12:28] <indus> KingKimi: addons.mozilla.com
[12:29] <KingKimi> DJones, thankyou !
[12:29] <mike126> indus: no good
[12:29] <Lundt> Mechdave: rj45 ?
[12:29] <bullgard4> erUSUL: dmesg includes a line: "ohci_hcd 0000:00:0f:0: new USB bus registered, assigned bus number 2." Is this produced by my module 'ohci1394'?
[12:29] <akirashinigami> sekyourbox: you might be able to do it by editing /etc/shadow by hand.  If you replace root's encrypted password with a !, it should work (I think).  Then again, I'm not sure editing /etc/shadow by hand is a good idea.
[12:29] <indus> mike126: why whats the error
[12:29] <mechdave> Lundt, indus now I think you have a windows issue :)
[12:29] <mechdave> Lundt, ethernet cable
[12:29] <Lundt> Mechdave: im from denmark ;D
[12:29] <enovativ> flintwingel: thanks !
[12:29] <Lundt> mechdave so :)
[12:29] <indus> Lundt: i suggest you restart your windows PC
[12:29] <Lundt> Mechdave
[12:29] <mike126> well I don't get an error - it loads up the GUI but the GUI looks all werid - the icons are strange and the windows styling is blue
[12:29] <dent> hi. due to disk failure my /var/lib/apt/lists/* got corrupted... what are the files needed for? how can I restore them?
[12:29] <mechdave> Lundt, I'm from Australia
[12:30] <mike126> + clicking the install icon doesn't do anything
[12:30] <mike126> so I tried to run ubiquity on the command line
[12:30] <Lundt> Mechdave: I can find the Ad-hoc network from the pc running the hotspot.
[12:30] <mike126> error: core dumped
[12:30] <dent> (apt fails complaining about merge lists something in one of the files there)
[12:30] <indus> mike126: is your system ok in windows?
[12:30] <Lundt> mechdave but not from any other
[12:30] <mechdave> dent, you need to run sudo apt-get update
[12:30] <sekyourbox> akirashinigami, would it be wise to just leave things alone... the password is secure
[12:30] <mike126> indus: yeah it's fine I'm runnin gin Kubuntu now
[12:30] <dent> mechdave: it fails... can I delete them and update then? (they contain garbage)
[12:30] <indus> indus: which version of ubuntu live cd u using?
[12:31] <chaosphere> sekyourbox: have a look at your /etc/shadow ('sudo cat /etc/shadow') so there is a a password fpr the root user(first line, second column. starting with $1$...)?
[12:31] <mike126> latest one I downloaded it from 2 separate mirrors
[12:31] <mike126> in the UK
[12:31] <mechdave> Lundt, indus  I think you might have a hotspot problem, maybe get the other windows machine to see it and then go from there
[12:31] <indus> mike126: which version of ubuntu
[12:31] <mechdave> dent, I don't know what efect that will have
[12:31] <mike126> 9.04
[12:31] <indus> mike126: what speed u burned to cd
[12:31] <akirashinigami> sekyourbox: I only say it may not be a good idea to edit /etc/shadow by hand because I've never done it, and it's where all the users' passwords are stored, so if you do something really really bad, you may not be able to log in to your system any more.
[12:32] <Lundt> Mechdave: Do u know how a hotspot i created from windows xp ? or are u only a linux person :D
[12:32] <mike126> I don't know I did it automatically with K3b
[12:32] <dent> mechdave: I truncated the file and update passed... let's see what happens. thanks anyway
[12:32] <indus> mike126: wokay need to burn it at say 8 x speed manual
[12:32] <indus> mike126: then if it doesnt work, we shall see further
[12:32] <mike126> that will make a difference?!
[12:32] <Lundt> Mechdave: Should i try to connect to a hidden network ?
[12:32] <mike126> lol ok :D
[12:32] <indus> mike126: yes mike its an operating system cd :)
[12:33] <Lundt> Mechdave: from ubuntu pc
[12:33] <mechdave> Lundt, I am only a Linux person, I don't know enough about windows, sorry
[12:33] <indus> aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad
[12:33] <indus> oops keys
[12:33] <mechdave> dent, no worries
[12:33] <sekyourbox> Ubuntu is much easier than windows
[12:33] <akirashinigami> anyone: Is there a way to disable a laptop touchpad while typing?
[12:33] <indus> mechdave: u in uk?
[12:33] <sekyourbox> and it lets you do what you want
[12:33] <mechdave> Lundt, as long as you own it
[12:33] <indus> akirashinigami: yes there is
[12:34] <mechdave> indus, nope, Australia
[12:34] <indus> let me check wait
[12:34] <Lundt> Mechdave: i do :)
[12:34] <Lundt> :D
[12:34]  * indus likes gold coast
[12:34] <mechdave> Lundt, connect away my friend :)
[12:34] <Lundt> MEchdave !!?! i can find it in connect to a hidden wireless . in the dropdown its there :O
[12:34] <indus> Lundt: mechdave;its working now?
[12:34] <qwert666> hmm i`m trying to remove firefox but i get a message that it`s running, how can i kill it ? ps aux | grep firefox dont find anything ...
[12:34] <carl> Hey, when I lock screen, there's no password prompt to unlock it, even though my user has a password, how to I password-protect my screenlock?
[12:34] <Lundt> >:o
[12:35] <indus> qwert666: system>administration>system monitor processes kill
[12:35] <mechdave> Lundt, indus you might have to type in the essid of the network to find it
[12:35] <chaosphere> sekyourbox: when yes make a backup of /etc/shadow and AFTER THAT edit this file with 'sudo vipw -s'. delete the password (between first and second ':') and put a '*' instead.
[12:36] <indus> mechdave: information overload :D
[12:36] <mike126> indus: slowest it can do is 16x
[12:36] <Lundt> Mechdave: it was in the dropdown. but it doesnt seem to connect. and i double checked the password..
[12:36] <mechdave> Lundt, indus hidden networks don't have a beacon therefore they can't be seen
[12:36] <mike126> :/
[12:36] <chaosphere> sekyourbox: it should look like this then: 'root:*:13049:0:99999:7:'
[12:36] <mike126> indus: what writing mode should I have it set to?
[12:36] <Lundt> Mechdave; it keeps popping up with a authentication..
[12:36] <sekyourbox> thx
[12:36] <indus> mike126: ok hmm np then burn it at that speed
[12:37] <indus> mike126: maybe your issue is something else
[12:37] <mike126> DAO/TAO/RAW ?
[12:37] <Lundt> Mechdave: when it ask for a pass it automatically types in 6c756e6474
[12:37] <mechdave> Lundt, the first thing I do is remove all security from network and just try and do a straight connection, then later bring in the security
[12:37] <akirashinigami> Okay, let me rephrase my question: How do I disable my laptop's touchpad while typing?
[12:37] <indus> mike126: btw i burnt it at 48 x and it works fine :P
[12:37] <mechdave> Lundt, replace it with the password
[12:37] <mike126> indus: should I be using writing mode DAO/TAO/RAW ?
[12:37] <mike126> which one?!
[12:37] <mike126> :(
[12:37] <qwert666> indus: nothing there ... ps aux | grep firefox would show me if it would be soo easy :) i think that some lib is used from firefox and thats why i can`t remove it ...
[12:38] <swoke> Hello !
[12:38] <bazhang> mike126, do you have kubuntu already installed and want to switch to gnome?
[12:38] <indus> qwert666: ok can u log out ?
[12:38] <mike126> bazhang: old version of kubuntu
[12:38] <mechdave> indus, we are trying to connect Lundt to a network which is hidden'
[12:38] <Linuxerson> swoke : hi
[12:38] <Linuxerson> !!
[12:38] <bazhang> mike126, which version
[12:38] <mike126> dunno can't remember
[12:38] <Linuxerson> swoke : where are you conutry???
[12:39] <mike126> horny hippo maybe?
[12:39] <qwert666> indus: yes i have restarted the OS and the same ... i get always the "firefox is already running" info
[12:39] <bazhang> lsb_release -a in terminal mike126
[12:39] <mike126> 9.04
[12:39] <mike126> 8.04
[12:39] <indus> mechdave: cool  hidden networks
[12:39] <mike126> rather^
[12:39] <jimmy_birer> hu
[12:39] <jimmy_birer> hi
[12:39] <jimmy_birer> wassup people
[12:39] <mike126> heavenly hardon
[12:39] <swoke> Since 9.04, my nautilus->preference->media->software is grey, and I can't add "open autorun prompt" (for a autorun.sh on usb media) Any idea ?
[12:39] <mechdave> Lundt, how are you going?
[12:39] <swoke> Linuxerson: France
[12:39] <bazhang> mike126, you can update kubuntu then add ubuntu-desktop
[12:39] <indus> mechdave: Lundt: isnt that something which has to be done from wndows?
[12:40] <mike126> yeah that's gross I'm not updating
[12:40] <mike126> that's a whole world of pain
[12:40] <jimmy_birer> ubottu ndiswrapper
[12:40] <bazhang> mike126, please stop with the language
[12:40] <jimmy_birer> ubottu prex
[12:40] <indus> akirashinigami: http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2006/09/20/disable-touchpad-temporarily-when-typing/
[12:40] <indus> will help with ur issue
[12:40] <mechdave> indus, not when you are trying to connect Ubuntu to the network :)
[12:40] <mike126> hmm
[12:41] <mike126> this is strange why the live CD isn't working
[12:41] <indus> mechdave: so what he needs to do?
[12:41] <swoke> I need to get this autorun prompt, cause I got a rsync script to backup my hdd on USB disc ! :)
[12:41] <mike126> well it does work it's just all werid and broken
[12:41] <indus> mike126: try second option in live cd
[12:41] <indus> mike126: safe graphics mode
[12:41] <mechdave> indus, I told him to remove all security on his network so he can confirm that the card is working under Ubuntu
[12:41] <akirashinigami> thanks indus, I'll try that.
[12:42] <indus> akirashinigami: you are welcome :)
[12:42] <mechdave> indus, and then put it all back on again, that will tell us if the card is ok or not
[12:42] <indus> mechdave: hmm doesnt jaunty sniff for all kinds of wireless
[12:42] <qwert666> indus: any more clues where should i start to search ?
[12:42] <qwert666> for the pid that i need to kill*
[12:43] <indus> qwert666: use top in terminal
[12:43] <indus> !top
[12:43] <qwert666> i`ve used it
[12:43] <qwert666> :)
[12:43] <qwert666> nothing there
[12:43] <qwert666> :/
[12:43] <indus> ubottu aint that smart :P
[12:43] <jimmy_birer> lol
[12:43] <jimmy_birer> i asked him what is prex language
[12:43] <jimmy_birer> and he didn`t known
[12:43] <indus> actually he needs to go to refresher school
[12:44] <indus> qwert666: use pastebin and post top results here
[12:44] <Linuxerson> pastebin
[12:44] <mechdave> indus, it can't find a network if there is no beacon or no traffic on it
[12:44] <indus> !pastebin
[12:45] <indus> mechdave: what u mean by beacon?
[12:45]  * indus i need some tea cigarettes
[12:45] <manish> any one help me on printer custom page size
[12:45] <indus> see u in 15 min
[12:46] <mechdave> indus, the accesspoint will send out an identifying message every now and then (usually timed) and it says "hello I am x network"
[12:46] <manish> any one help me on printer custom page size
[12:46] <FunkyDude>  /msg nickserv help
[12:47] <manish> bot are u there
[12:47] <manish> any one help me on printer custom page size
[12:48] <qwert666> indus: http://pastie.caboo.se/private/r1dnbwbdqxvhiglnrvubaa
[12:48] <manish> any one help me on printer custom page size
[12:49] <mechdave> manish, try http://127.0.0.1:631 and adjust the printer options
[12:49] <bazhang> manish, dont repeat so often, if someone knows they will answer
[12:49] <jimmy_birer> hahah
[12:50] <jimmy_birer> Ubuntu 9.04 nvidia driver segmentation fault
[12:50] <jimmy_birer> i love it
[12:52] <mechdave> !printing | manish
[12:52] <qwert666> indus: even lsof dont show any info about firefox ...
[12:52] <jimmy_birer> !disease | jimmy
[12:52] <jimmy_birer> hahahahah
[12:52] <Pici> jimmy_birer: Please don't play with the bot.
[12:53] <jimmy_birer> murat naber?
[12:53] <tARrAScH> Hi, Since I upgraded to 9.04 I've got quite a lot of amount of crashes on my system (that is, seeing a black screen for a second, then being logged out). Have other people also complained about it since the release of 9.04?
[12:53] <jimmy_birer> man its not stable
[12:53] <tARrAScH> *black screen = typical terminal with text and such.
[12:53] <mechdave> tARrAScH, what does it say?
[12:53] <jimmy_birer> cannonical wants to make us to upgrade so they close and clean other repos
[12:53] <tARrAScH> mechdave - it flashes by so quickly, I can't read it
[12:54] <nztal> mechdave, wicd is in the repo, it allows connecting to hidden ssid's
[12:54] <panesar_sandeep> how do i upgrade 8.10 to 9.04 from ubuntu cd??
[12:54] <erUSUL> panesar_sandeep: only the alternate cd can be used to do upgrade
[12:54] <jimmy_birer> wow
[12:54] <mechdave> nztal, I have never got it to work :(
[12:54] <jimmy_birer> i dont know that
[12:54] <mur4t> :S
[12:54] <mur4t> Hi.
[12:54] <panesar_sandeep> erusul, thank u
[12:54] <mur4t> frineds
[12:54] <manish> i try with 127.0.0.1 :631 but still not able to print on cheque paper size
[12:55] <mechdave> tARrAScH, ok can you log back in again? or does it stay black?
[12:55] <Kartagis> hello
[12:55] <tARrAScH> mechdave - it goes "black" (with a lot of text), you get logged out, and I then just log in again
[12:56] <mechdave> tARrAScH, ok log back in and pastebin the last 100 or so lines of /var/log/messages
[12:56] <Kartagis> sound goes when I watch a .flv, it comes back when I pause and play. any ideas why?
[12:57] <mechdave> manish, you had a look in the printer options?
[12:57] <manish> yes sir
[12:57] <mechdave> manish, I am sorry but I know no more than that :(
[12:58] <manish> do you know how to add custom paper size in printer option
[12:58] <tARrAScH> mechdave - here's a paste http://paste.ubuntu.com/171594/
[12:59] <mechdave> manish, I don't have a printer installed at the moment, so I can't even step through it with you
[12:59] <manish> ok no problem
[13:00] <mechdave> tARrAScH, any program you were running just before the black screen?
[13:00] <Kartagis> my sound goes away when I watch a .flv, it comes back when I pause and play. any ideas why?
[13:00] <manish> can u give me one more answer
[13:00] <mechdave> manish, fire away
[13:00] <tARrAScH> mechdave - not any particular, just the usual, firefox, rhythmbox and perhaps OO.org
[13:00] <manish> why linux take us back
[13:01] <mechdave> manish, I don't understand what you mean?
[13:01] <Dr_Willis> Kartagis:  with some drivers/cards (and flash) the programs dont like to 'share' the card. so if flash is playing it takes over the card.. other programs cant play.
[13:01] <jimmy_birer> i compile the last version of xine.yay!
[13:01] <manish> after using linux i get printing problem video card problem sound problem
[13:01] <CosmicChaos> Can somebody assist me? My Xorg crashes (kicking me to gdm) very often, i dont know what is causing that, maybe pidgin, because its just crashign when somebody sends me a message, please help
[13:01] <tARrAScH> CosmicChaos - I think we got the exact same problem
[13:02] <Kartagis> Dr_Willis, what can I do?
[13:02] <jimmy_birer> CosmicChaos, i think this happen because of libpurple when tries to configure or launch an x window
[13:02] <mechdave> tARrAScH, this may cause it --> May 13 13:47:08 arash-desktop bonobo-activation-server (arash-16684): could not associate with desktop session: Failed to connect to socket /tmp/dbus-8Pd5KiDxj8: Connection refused
[13:02] <jimmy_birer> try to downgrade pidgin
[13:02] <CosmicChaos> jimmy_birer: hmm
[13:02] <mechdave> tARrAScH, as how to fix it... I don't know :(
[13:02] <manish> people says linux is good . In which way ?
[13:03] <CosmicChaos> jimmy_birer: is there a launchpad bug?
[13:03] <tARrAScH> mechdave - I think I got the same problem as CosmicChaos. Mabybe it's Pidgin causing it all as CosmicChaos says
[13:03] <Kartagis> manish, it's open source
[13:03] <jimmy_birer> CosmicChaos, i dont think so
[13:03] <carl> Hey, I'm trying to enable password protected screen lock, but when I move the mouse after locking the screen I'm not prompted for a password, even though my user has a password, can anyone help?
[13:03] <sekyourbox> I'm trying to setup sharing in ubuntu... When i try to set up a SMB user account, it wont allow me to setup a password for any made up user.. Should i use an existing account?
[13:03] <jimmy_birer> this bug is too big to be discovered by most people
[13:04] <mechdave> manish, Linux is open source, free as in free to do with it as you wish, once you get used to it it is much better than windows although until recently not as user friendly
[13:04] <Kartagis> sekyourbox, you have to use a system user, then smbpasswd -a thatuser
[13:05] <sekyourbox> Kartagis, a system user? Im not sure what you mean
[13:05] <Kartagis> sekyourbox, the users with a home directory
[13:05] <tARrAScH> CosmicChaos - can you email me a line if you manage to solve your issue?
[13:06] <sekyourbox> let me try something
[13:06] <CosmicChaos> tARrAScH: i will stay here until i managed to fix it
[13:06] <CosmicChaos> jimmy_birer: downgrade is impossible no other versions available
[13:07] <jimmy_birer> go to packages.ubuntu.com and go to dapper or hardy then search pidgin
[13:07] <jimmy_birer> download package and install it
[13:07] <bazhang> jimmy_birer, not good advice
[13:07] <jimmy_birer> haha
[13:07] <jimmy_birer> i try to kill installations here :P:P
[13:08] <bazhang> jimmy_birer, please stop
[13:08] <jimmy_birer> i have Xubuntu 8.10 with 512 MB ram but it crashes
[13:08] <jimmy_birer> no
[13:08] <Leonheart> :P Did someone have rapidshare premium account. Can i borrow for minutes :P
[13:08] <jimmy_birer> it doesn`t crash
[13:08] <jimmy_birer> but really slow
[13:08] <Leonheart> send via query please
[13:08] <bazhang> !ot > Leonheart
[13:09] <tARrAScH> bazhang - hm, is there any "natural" way to downgrade one's program?
[13:09] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[13:09] <mechdave> tARrAScH, CosmicChaos I have been using pidgin and no crashes to date, I had a funny thing with BIOS that made my HD go spaz, a 160 Gig HD reporting as a 571 Gig one!
[13:09] <tARrAScH> mechdave - even with 9.04?
[13:09] <JuJuBee> I am zip'ing a bunch of files up using zip -r /var/backup/2009-05-13.sql.zip /var/backup/2009-05-13 where the later is a folder. But when I open the archive, the root level is /var then /backup then /2009-05-13. How do I simply add the files to the archive?
[13:09] <mechdave> tARrAScH, CosmicChaos nope
[13:10] <mechdave> tARrAScH, CosmicChaos That made it crash with i/o errors
[13:10] <Leonheart> !ot > bazhang
[13:10] <Leonheart> !joomla
[13:10] <Jack_Sparrow> Leonheart Knock that off
[13:10] <bazhang> Leonheart, ??
[13:10] <purvesh> any one know good download manager for ububtu
[13:10] <tARrAScH> mechdave - well I had no problems until upgrade to 9.04
[13:10] <bazhang> !info aria | purvesh
[13:11] <bazhang> oops
[13:11] <bazhang> !info aria2
[13:11] <bazhang> purvesh, aria2
[13:11] <Leonheart> sup bazhang?
[13:11] <Leonheart> !cedega
[13:11] <unop> JuJuBee,  cd /var/backup && zip -r 2009-05-13.sql.zip 2009-05-13
[13:11] <bazhang> Leonheart, please /msg ubottu
[13:11] <mechdave> tARrAScH, CosmicChaos sorry, yes in 9.04 but not in 8.10
[13:11] <purvesh> bazhang: what is aria2
[13:11] <bazhang> purvesh, scroll up
[13:11] <jondgls> howdy all. anyone having dependancy issues with gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg in Jaunty?
[13:12] <tbtroj> purvesh, it says: "high speed download utility"
[13:12] <tARrAScH> mechdave - do you mean no problem on 9.04 but problem on 8.10 :S ?
[13:12] <Jack_Sparrow> jondgls Have you added any sources manually
[13:12] <purvesh> bazhang: i want to continue the filed download
[13:12] <tbtroj> jondgls, I had something like that a while ago and it looked like my repos got messed up some how. Check Software Sources, and make sure the right ones are selected.
[13:13] <Leonheart> j/k :P
[13:13] <mechdave> tARrAScH, no I mean I stuffed up and got my versions mixed up... 9.04 is current and I have had problems with current
[13:13] <purvesh> bazhang: thats why i want to download manager
[13:13] <Leonheart> howdie
[13:13] <jondgls> jack_Sparrow: yes I have added repos manually. How do you suggest I repair the sourcelist?
[13:13] <Jack_Sparrow> jondgls sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[13:13] <tARrAScH> mechdave - so you're experienceing crashes too ?
[13:13] <mechdave> purvesh, wget can continue downloads
[13:13] <jondgls> jack_Sparrow: using above cmd/
[13:14] <jondgls> ?
[13:14] <Jack_Sparrow> jondgls Just repairing the sources.list wont fix your issue now that you have mis-matched software in there
[13:14] <mechdave> tARrAScH, was, the BIOS was screwy. Since I fixed that everything has been rock solid
[13:14] <tARrAScH> ok
[13:14] <purvesh> how to install the wget and want the proper package name
[13:14] <jondgls> jack_Sparrow: alright then. so I should use "sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list" ?
[13:15] <tbtroj> jondgls, can you pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list please? (Yes, using that command)
[13:15] <mechdave> purvesh, wget is already installed and you use it from the command line (in a terminal)
[13:15] <sekyourbox> Is there a way to verify that im sharing this folder, from with in my current OS... smb:/// fails to find any shares...
[13:15] <ienorand> purvesh: wget is normally preinstalled, package name is wget.
[13:15] <Jack_Sparrow> jondgls That will give you a link to give to us so we can see how bad your sources.list really is
[13:15] <sekyourbox> I also tried with a Virtual machine, same thing
[13:15] <purvesh> mechdave: how to open
[13:15] <mechdave> purvesh, you are using gnome?
[13:16] <purvesh> mechdave: ys
[13:16] <Leonheart> cao
[13:16] <tbtroj> purvesh, wget http://www.iwant.com/thisfile.tar.gz
[13:16] <purvesh> mechdave: ubuntu gnome
[13:16] <Jack_Sparrow> purvesh Which version of Ubuntu
[13:16] <ienorand> purvesh: e.g. "wget google.com" from terminal
[13:16] <tbtroj> purvesh, is the basic command.
[13:16] <mechdave> purvesh, Applications --> Accessories --> Terminal
[13:16] <purvesh> mechdave: 8.10
[13:16] <indus> hi folks
[13:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !hi
[13:17] <indus> !hello > Jack_Sparrow
[13:17] <indus> :D
[13:17] <purvesh> mechdave: link is not proper
[13:17] <JuJuBee> unop: thanks, This is all happening in a php script
[13:17] <mechdave> purvesh, how do you mean?
[13:18] <indus> what link
[13:18] <purvesh> mechdave: i click on the link
[13:18] <purvesh> mechdave: so page can not be found error
[13:19] <mechdave> purvesh, try Alt + F2 (should open a run dialogue)
[13:19] <jondgls> jack_Sparrow: sourcelist here http://paste.ubuntu.com/171604/
[13:19] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[13:19] <mechdave> purvesh, Oh you mean the web page is giving you a error 404?
[13:19] <purvesh> mechdave: ya
[13:20] <purvesh> mechdave: ok i tried the alt+f2
[13:20] <mechdave> purvesh, then the file doesn't exist and it can't be downloaded
[13:20] <purvesh> mechdave:  nothing open i had written wget there
[13:20] <mechdave> purvesh, type terminal
[13:20] <Jack_Sparrow> jondgls Adding the debian repos is pretty much the kiss of death..
[13:20] <indus> !wget
[13:20] <tbtroj> jondgls, it looks like you are using "stable" and "sid" repositories, lines 74 and 75
[13:21] <indus> !get
[13:21] <purvesh> mechdave:  there is error missing url
[13:21] <exp1196> i ai
[13:21] <indus> exp1196: ai ai yeeah
[13:22] <Jack_Sparrow> !debian > jondgls
[13:22] <mechdave> purvesh, I think we have our wires crossed... can you please re state your original problem?
[13:22] <exp1196> oi
[13:22] <exp1196> oi
[13:22] <ienorand> mechdave: purvesh: use "gnome-terminal" from the run dialogue...
[13:22] <Jack_Sparrow> exp1196 Please stop
[13:22] <sekyourbox> Nevermind, This really gay firewall, that tells you nothing was the issue
[13:22] <exp1196> not
[13:22] <sekyourbox> Any suggestions for a firewall?
[13:22] <mechdave> ienorand, thanks :) I forgot that bit
[13:23] <Jack_Sparrow> !ufw
[13:23] <purvesh> mechdave: ya  my error in terminal is wget : missing url
[13:23] <Jack_Sparrow> !info ufw
[13:23] <tbtroj> jondgls, it also looks like you are using intrepid repos (lines 54 and 55) inside of a jaunty installation, which I assume can't be a good idea.
[13:23] <ranf> !firewall
[13:23] <ienorand> purvesh: then the url you've typed in is wrong, presumably...
[13:23] <purvesh> mechdave: so what i hav to type at terminal
[13:23] <mechdave> purvesh, Aha, easy now type in wget -c http://your.url
[13:24] <eFishy> Hello
[13:24] <mechdave> purvesh, Aha, easy now type in wget -c http://your.url <-- meaning the url you want to download from
[13:24] <purvesh> mechdave: ok but how to pause the file
[13:24] <purvesh> mechdave: bcz that file is 4gb
[13:25] <tbtroj> purvesh, man wget (look it up ;])
[13:25] <mechdave> purvesh, you don't, if you want to stop it Ctrl + C will kill the download
[13:25] <tbtroj> purvesh, there is also a gwget package, which is a GUI for wget.
[13:25] <purvesh> mechdave: ya gui
[13:25] <ienorand> purvesh: mechdave: ctrl+z and then command fg to resume might work.
[13:26] <purvesh> ok
[13:26] <mechdave> purvesh, in the terminal you can access the manual pages for many of the command line programs by typing man and the program name
[13:26] <atrofast1> My router has it's DNS set to OpenDNS, and it works fine on all my computers except Ubuntu 9.04. Sometimes it will time out the name resolution, any ideas?
[13:26] <mechdave> purvesh, no gui for wget that I know of
[13:26] <Jack_Sparrow> !info gwget
[13:26] <tbtroj> mechdave, purvesh gwget is the GNOME wget GUI
[13:26] <mechdave> purvesh, eg: man wget will give you the manual page for wget
[13:27] <purvesh> mechdave: ok bcz i faced the problem in fire fox my download failed the 3 times
[13:28] <indus> mechdave: yes gwget is gui for wget
[13:28] <indus> mechdave: i use it sometimes
[13:29] <indus> purvesh: mechdave:install from synaptic gwget
[13:29] <Jack_Sparrow> purvesh sudo apt-get install gwget
[13:30] <purvesh> ya i installed
[13:30] <notwist_> my internal mic doesnt work properly, i have a eee 901 and 8.10 netbook edition. please help!
[13:30] <Jack_Sparrow> !eee
[13:31] <cdavis_> I am trying to configure vlan on eth1 and I must be doing something wrong. The interface receives packets but never has any packets transmitted. When I ping something I get 8000 errors of destination unreachable before I can get in a cntrl-c ?
[13:31] <purvesh> mechdave: wait i see the gwget
[13:31] <cdavis_> I have my switch configured properly with eth1 set as a tagged port member of vlan 2 and vlan 4
[13:33] <lunxer> Anyone good with wifi? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1157947
[13:33] <purvesh> mechdave: hey i got this error in fire fox can i resume by any how this file "iso could not be saved, because the source file could not be read"
[13:34] <indus> purvesh: what are you trying to download?
[13:34] <purvesh> mechdave: slackware
[13:34] <daybreak69> hi, i installed ubuntu and then install nvidia driver and got "low graphic mode", i try to search anywhere but i can't find solution. anyone can help me?
[13:34] <indus> purvesh: its a problem with the site
[13:34] <Jack_Sparrow> purvesh You are not using comcast or at&t for your ip are you
[13:35] <j0ve> I am trying to change the capslock key definition. Putting the xmodmap command in .bashrc changes the terminals, and once I open a terminal the change remains in effect in gnome. But how do I get the change implemented at login to gnome?
[13:35] <purvesh> mechdave: i want to know it is free na like ubuntu
[13:35] <indus> purvesh: ya its free
[13:35] <Jack_Sparrow> j0ve I remapped that darn caps lock
[13:35] <purvesh> mechdave: so from where i can download
[13:35] <j0ve> Jack_Sparrow, how do you get the remap at login to gnome?
[13:36] <Jack_Sparrow> j0ve Fixing Caplock Issue System... Pref..Keyboard..Layout ... Select your Keyboard... Other Options... Ctrl Key Position...   Make capslock and additional ctrl
[13:36] <indus> purvesh: iam indus not mechdave
[13:36] <purvesh> indus, ok sorry
[13:36] <indus> purvesh: try downloading it later and also,delete the already downloaded file ,that causes problmes sometimes
[13:36] <daybreak69> i got "low graphic mode" after i install nvidia drivers, how can i fix it?
[13:36] <indus> daybreak69: which model card
[13:37] <daybreak69> 6600GT
[13:37] <purvesh> indus, ok but i can download the older version 12.11
[13:37] <indus> daybreak69: system>administration>hardware drivers what it gives
[13:37] <indus> purvesh: dont know about slackware
[13:37] <j0ve> Jack_Sparrow, thanks. BTW....in 9.04 that isn't quite how Keyboard looks.
[13:37] <Jack_Sparrow> purvesh Regardless, it isnt a Ubuntu issue
[13:37] <purvesh> indus, or in there also the problem
[13:38] <indus> purvesh: can you ask your question again? i dont know what u requre
[13:38] <daybreak69> indus: wait a sec, i format the pc where ubuntu installed
[13:38] <saivin> purvesh: its not slackware channel na... ;)
[13:38] <dassouki> is there a way i can disable bluetooth on startup ?
[13:38] <purvesh> ok so i have to quit na
[13:38] <indus> daybreak69: format hmm why
[13:38] <daybreak69> indus: because maybe this fix my problem
[13:38] <vertix> someone suggested to download 9.04 i386 version even for AMD processor. do you know why?
[13:38] <indus> daybreak69: formatting wont fix anything
[13:38] <saivin> purvesh: if you dont have ubuntu related question, yes.  don't mind.
[13:39] <Jack_Sparrow> vertix 386 will run on anything
[13:39] <purvesh> i just want to know in ubuntu the download manager
[13:39] <indus> purvesh: aah
[13:39] <haque> dhello all
[13:39] <daybreak69> indus: so which way better to install nvidia driver?
[13:39] <indus> purvesh: use gwget
[13:39] <purvesh> indus, what
[13:39] <saivin> purvesh: by the way, unless you have good internet connection consider purchasing one
[13:39] <purvesh> indus, i had downloaded now
[13:40] <indus> purvesh: ok so then whats the issue
[13:40] <vertix> Jack_Sparrow, i see. well, unfortunately or not, but i dloaded AMD. do you see any problem on Athlon?
[13:40] <Jack_Sparrow> vertix There should not be any issue
[13:40] <indus> daybreak69: once you install ubuntu , go to system>administration>hardware drivers and enable nvidia
[13:40] <vertix> Jack_Sparrow, cool, thanx
[13:40] <purvesh> indus, nothing in this channel i cant talk abt it the other person said
[13:40] <rostayob> I can't boot ubuntu 9.04 with rEFIt
[13:40] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[13:40] <purvesh> indus, if u say then i ask u
[13:40] <rostayob> on a macbook pro
[13:41] <indus> ask
[13:41] <indus> in pm
[13:41] <rostayob> I've burned the cd like 4 times
[13:41] <indus> purvesh: private message
[13:41] <daybreak69> indus: i try it before but it didn't work
[13:41] <daybreak69> indus: i just got only 800x600 resolution
[13:41] <rostayob> it just doesn't show the cd option, i'm going crazy lol
[13:41] <purvesh> indus, wait i talk to u via private msg
[13:41] <Jack_Sparrow> rostayob Did you get the cd to boot the first menu?
[13:41] <indus> daybreak69: do one thing , install the driver from synaptic
[13:41] <rostayob> Jack_Sparrow no I didn't
[13:41] <vertix> Jack_Sparrow, btw, i was having a hard time booting 8.10 and after a week of doing everything imaginable, was unable to boot it. do you know if some things got fixed in 9.04 vs 8.10 in respect to booting a mixed IDE/SCSI configuration?
[13:42] <indus> daybreak69: nvidia-glx-173 i believe
[13:42] <saivin> purvesh, indus: :)
[13:42] <daybreak69> indus: ok, i will try it now
[13:42] <Jack_Sparrow> rostayob did you md5 checksum the download or the burn
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> If having issues burning the cd.. and your pc can boot from a usb flash drive. the Unetbootin tool can help :) no cd burning needed.. make a bootable flash drive
[13:42] <indus> saivin: yes?
[13:42] <rostayob> i'll do that now, but I've downloaded the iso two times
[13:42] <rostayob> let's see
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> vertix:  i had no issues on my mixxed ide/sata system. I just had to make sure i put grub on the proper hard drive i was booting in bios.
[13:43] <Jack_Sparrow> vertix As far as I know mixing ide and sata is still an issue on some systems
[13:43] <kebomix_> guys , check new linux.com :D
[13:43] <Jack_Sparrow> Dr_Willis some machines will filp the boot back and forth between ide and sata so you never know which is the boot drive
[13:43] <doseryder> how do you use apt-get to upgrade a specific package?
[13:44] <Jack_Sparrow> doseryder From our repos or from unsupported sites
[13:44] <kmdm> doseryder: sudo apt-get install package-name (from repos)
[13:44] <pellefrank> where can i find xcodebuild ?
[13:44] <rostayob> Jack_Sparrow the checksum is fine
[13:44] <Jack_Sparrow> !ppc
[13:44] <doseryder> Jack_Sparrow, from ubuntu repos
[13:45] <vertix> Dr_Willis, well, i saw a couple more ppl within the last 24 hrs. saying they had the same exact problem I do (unable to mount the / filesyste even though it is clean and in the right place). and someone said 8.10 was "abandoned" because of some kernel issue. that's why I am wondering
[13:45]  * kmdm points up
[13:45] <Jack_Sparrow> doseryder use synaptic to get it..
[13:45] <haque> kfsadlpsaglkfh
[13:45] <Jack_Sparrow> haque Please dont do that
[13:46] <doseryder> Jack_Sparrow: maybe you could help me out.  I'm trying to upgrade to the latest gstreamer but the version in the repo is 0.10.18-3 which is fairly old
[13:46] <bluegoon> Can anyone recommend any good free ebooks on ubuntu?
[13:46] <haque> ok sory just try
[13:46] <Jack_Sparrow> !latest
[13:46] <daybreak69> indus: i try to do what you said, but it still don't work
[13:46] <doseryder> I'm using Ubuntu 8.03
[13:46] <indus> daybreak69: u installed so soon??
[13:46] <daybreak69> yes
[13:46] <indus> daybreak69: installation takes at least 30 minutes
[13:47] <Dr_Willis> vertix:  only issue i had was that some times the 'drives' switch - ie: the sata may be sda wne you run the live cd. and it may be sdb when you boot the ide drive..  (the ide drive/sata drive swapps locations depending on which one i booted from in the bios)
[13:47] <Jack_Sparrow> bluegoon http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html
[13:47] <daybreak69> indus: yeah but i start before
[13:47] <Dr_Willis> vertix:  the only thing i had to do befor was tellthe bios to boot from the other hard drive. Of course with the use of UUID. thatss not supposed tobe an issue any more
[13:47] <indus> daybreak69: ok now again go to hardware drivers and check driver status
[13:47] <daybreak69> indus: ok
[13:47] <indus> daybreak69: what does it say
[13:48] <daybreak69> indus: disabled
[13:48] <indus> daybreak69: cool
[13:48] <indus> daybreak69: enable it :)
[13:48] <daybreak69> indus: but i try to enable it before and got this low graphic mode
[13:48] <daybreak69> indus: but i'll try it again >_<
[13:48] <indus> daybreak69: try it now
[13:48] <indus> ^_^
[13:48] <doseryder> Jack_Sparrow, what do yo suggest if I do want to install the latest gstreamer?
[13:48] <bluegoon> Jack_Sparrow: Thanks alot mate.
[13:49] <indus> daybreak69: and restart when it asks to
[13:49] <Jack_Sparrow> doseryder I suggest a full backup
[13:49] <daybreak69> indus: ok, i restart it now
[13:49] <vertix> Dr_Willis, are you talking about 9.04 or 8.10?
[13:49] <Jack_Sparrow> bluegoon np.. that is a good book
[13:50] <Dr_Willis> vertix:  ive used that old pc (its a fileserver in the back room) since 6.XX i recall and just had to occasionally tell teh bios what drive toboot after i did a new install.
[13:50] <daybreak69> indus: it's low graphic mode again >_<
[13:50] <dassouki> is there a way i can disable bluetooth on startup ?
[13:50] <Dr_Willis> vertix:  it was one of the first motheboards out that had IDE+SATA both  (yes its old)
[13:50] <indus> daybreak69: hmm ok do u have onboard graphics?
[13:50] <indus> daybreak69: did u get any errors?
[13:51] <daybreak69> indus: nope
[13:51] <indus> daybreak69: hmm wait
[13:51] <lat> We have 4 Linux and 3 Win XP computers in our office connected to the Internet via a 3Com gateway. The 4 Linux boxes cannot successfully run a traceroute on our website, Nor can the traceroute utility built into the gateway. But the XP boxes can successfully run a traceroute.  How can this be
[13:51] <indus> daybreak69: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[13:51] <daybreak69> indus: ok wait a sec
[13:51] <axisys> lat: tracepath
[13:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !find trace
[13:52] <axisys> lat: or type traceroute and hit enter
[13:52] <ranf> lat,  mtr is nice
[13:52] <axisys> lat: and follow the suggestion
[13:53] <daybreak69> indus: i got error there
[13:53] <Jack_Sparrow> daybreak69 were you shutting down gdm completely to install your drivers
[13:53] <indus> daybreak69: what error
[13:53] <daybreak69> indus: it's write: "FATAL: error inserting baterry"
[13:53] <_PiLoT_> hey everyone i need help
[13:54] <indus> daybreak69: huh battery
[13:54] <indus> daybreak69: i dont know what that is
[13:54] <daybreak69> indus: yeah, it's something strange
[13:54] <daybreak69> >_<
[13:54] <daybreak69> Jack_Sparrow: yeah
[13:54] <linuxman410> _Pilot_ whats the problem
[13:54] <indus> daybreak69: its a laptop?
[13:55] <_PiLoT_> ive just got 9.04 and it accepts my icon 225 but i need a app that tells me what im downloading
[13:55] <daybreak69> indus: nope
[13:55] <indus> daybreak69: use pastebin and post xorg.conf file here
[13:55] <_PiLoT_> btw the icon 225 is a mobile broadband dongle
[13:55] <indus> !paste > daybreak69
[13:55] <daybreak69> indus: ok
[13:55] <vertix> Jack_Sparrow, yep, this IDE/SCSI drive swapping drove me nuts for days. Is there a "proper" way to make sure it does not cause problems? Did you have to change your grub map to make sure it works? I also thought using uiid should prevent any problems caused by drive swapping.
[13:55] <lat> axisys, tracepath doesn't work either.
[13:56] <axisys> lat: try mtr
[13:56] <axisys> lat: or sudo apt-get install traceroute
[13:56] <_PiLoT_> anyone know of an internet traffic meter similar to netmeter for windows
[13:56] <Jack_Sparrow> vertix I ran a boot partition and had both primary ide and sata pointing to the boot
[13:58] <vertix> Jack_Sparrow, that's exactly the way I have it, except i have 2 separate /boot partitions, one for each drive. Do you see any problems with it? Someone said yesterday this could be a problem of my box not booting 8.10, which i could not boot to this day
[13:58] <lat> axisys and ranf, mtr works. Thanks!
[13:58] <_PiLoT_> anyone know of an internet traffic meter similar to netmeter for windows
[13:58] <vertix> Jack_Sparrow, another thing, do you know if i need to add initrd.img to grub config make sure it boots?
[13:59] <_PiLoT_> please
[13:59] <daybreak69> indus: http://pastebin.com/m3d6603b4
[13:59] <Jack_Sparrow> !patience > _PiLoT_
[13:59] <KingKimi> have 2 workspaces.. but cant move to the next workspace.. it got fixed on the second workspace...... how to make it change to the next ?
[13:59] <madAdam2> Hey
[13:59] <Guest33266> does someone know a illegal packet soure?
[14:00] <Guest46294> wireless not working after editing /etc/network/interfaces file i restarted my system and then undone the changes made earlier even then enable to connect even after restarting
[14:00] <Jack_Sparrow> vertix I dont know if it will help but I made a script that creates a boot cd that I can use after a windows reinstall that gets me back into my existing ubuntu so I can patch the mbr with dd
[14:00] <sacarlson> ﻿_PiLoT_: I know nothing of netmeter for windows but wireshark has tools that can measure network usage
[14:00] <Guest33266> does someone know a illegal packet soure?
[14:00] <_PiLoT_> sacarlson thank you
[14:00] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest33266 Please explain or refine your question
[14:00] <_PiLoT_> is that in the file supposortory
[14:01] <daybreak69> indus: you saw my xorg.confg?
[14:01] <KingKimi>  have 2 workspaces.. but cant move to the next workspace.. it got fixed on the second workspace...... how to make it change to the next ?
[14:01] <mikebeecham> hi..does anyone know if there is a channel for Rhythmbox?  I need some support
[14:01] <madAdam2> So I formatted my hard drive yesterday, I split it into 3 partions. I formatted one using NTFS and install windows XP. I turned one into swap space. And then the 3rd I formatted with Ext2 and installed Ubuntu. Now when my PC loads I get the option to choose what OS to use. However it automatically selects ubuntu and I want XP to be automatic. Please help?
[14:01] <Jack_Sparrow> KingKimi ctrl - alt left or right arrow?
[14:01] <Guest33266> Jack_Sparrow i wanna ask if my sources.lists can contain illegal packet sources
[14:01] <vertix> Jack_Sparrow, EXACTLY the right idea. that is what i was thinking generally regarding grub: whenever it has to do such lethal things as modifying partitions or boot sectors it MUST do a backup as a default and tell user where it put it or ask where he wants to put it
[14:01] <KingKimi> Jack_Sparrow, not working :(
[14:02] <_PiLoT_> btw i am loving the new build of this
[14:02] <Guest33266> jack_parrow is tat possible?
[14:02] <edl2203> Good morning everyone someone please help, what's the command for displaying my devices
[14:02] <indus> mike126: hi
[14:02] <Guest46294> Jack_sparrow: i tried to install wifi radar for which i need to edit the file mentioned but after editing /etc/network/interface file my network icon notifies device not managed
[14:02] <indus> mike126: one sec
[14:02] <KingKimi> edl2203, lspci
[14:02] <daybreak69> indus: you saw my xorg.conf?
[14:02] <Dr_Willis> madAdam2:  edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst and change the 'default' value. or cut/paste the windows entry at the bottom of the menu.lst to be befor the Ubuntu listings.
[14:02] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest33266 Yes, but be warned, and have a full backup.. no sympathy for not having one
[14:02] <opengyan> hello ! I am on pretty older ubuntu 7.10 . Would like to upgrade to newer one ...1. which one to choose 9.04 or 8.10 2. what is best way to upgrade
[14:02] <arvind_khadri> edl2203, lspci
[14:02] <edl2203> thanx
[14:02] <KingKimi> edl2203, not sure :P
[14:02] <KingKimi> edl2203, do this  : lspci -vv
[14:03] <edl2203> right
[14:03] <madAdam2> So I formatted my hard drive yesterday, I split it into 3 partions. I formatted one using NTFS and install windows XP. I turned one into swap space. And then the 3rd I formatted with Ext2 and installed Ubuntu. Now when my PC loads I get the option to choose what OS to use. However it automatically selects ubuntu and I want XP to be automatic. Please help?
[14:03] <Dr_Willis> madAdam2:  edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst  --> default         0
[14:03] <Guest33266> jack_sparrow do you have jabber?
[14:03] <arvind_khadri> opengyan, 8.10 , upgrade from 7.10 to 8.04 and then 8.10
[14:03] <mikebeecham> does anyone know if Rhythmbox can access files over sftp?
[14:03] <madAdam2> Dr_Willis, is that the only way?
[14:03] <Dr_Willis> madAdam2:  thats where it reads the default from...
[14:03] <opengyan> arvind_khadri: thx..so no direct upgrade ..
[14:03] <madAdam2> And do I edit it in Linux or XP?
[14:03] <madAdam2> Ubuntu*
[14:03] <arvind_khadri> opengyan, no
[14:03] <ikonia> madAdam2: ubuntu
[14:04] <madAdam2> Kay
[14:04] <Dr_Willis> madAdam2:  there maybe some gui tools for it.. but in the time it takes to typs this line..i could have the thing edited and saved.
[14:04] <madAdam2> Will be back in a second
[14:04] <arvind_khadri> madAdam2, in ubuntu
[14:04] <madAdam2> What was the default 0 thing about?
[14:04] <indus> mike126: no nividia reference
[14:04] <Dr_Willis> madAdam2:  count down the # of menu entries yu have.. GRUB starts at 0. so the 4th item wouldbe #3
[14:04] <Dr_Willis> madAdam2:  the default menu item it selects.. Logical eh?
[14:04] <KingKimi> Jack_Sparrow, i enabled rotate cube effect ccsm and it started working... when i disable that effect, its not working .
[14:04] <bluegoon> Hey, how do i install custom icons for 9.04?
[14:05] <edl2203> KingKimi, it didn´ t work
[14:05] <madAdam2> Okay, be back in a second
[14:05] <_PiLoT_> will wireshark give me a total for each month
[14:05] <vertix> does anyone know where pidgin puts it logs and if there is a way to change to log directory?
[14:05] <bluegoon> It seems Gnome Art manager doesnt do anything... must be incompatible.
[14:05] <Guest46294> Jack_Sparrow: are u getting my problem
[14:05] <KingKimi> edl2203, its of 2 v ,   Not W
[14:05] <Oprtz> i want to make a website with a flash video in it, do anybody know an application in ubuntu 9.04 to making website, please name it i will install it, thanks
[14:05] <Dr_Willis> bluegoon:  odd.. gnome-art works here.. let me try it again
[14:05] <KingKimi> !html > Oprtz
[14:05] <opengyan> when i try to run update manager it says : software index is broken
[14:05] <edl2203> correct
[14:05] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest33266 I have never needed or used wifi radar
[14:05] <edl2203> tried that
[14:05] <Oprtz> KingKimi:  thanks dude
[14:06] <flintwingel> _PiLoT_: take a look at vnstat, its not very pretty but it will log traffic volume over time
[14:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptfix opengyan
[14:06] <bluegoon> Dr_Willis: weird..
[14:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptfix  > opengyan
[14:06] <Guest33266> Jack_sparrow whats that?
[14:06] <Dr_Willis> bluegoon:  tryingit now.. i dont recall tryingicons in it in ages,,,
[14:06] <KingKimi> edl2203, did that work ?
[14:06] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest33266 not for you
[14:06] <_PiLoT_> im still pretty new to ubuntu do i get that through terminal or can i use the add and remove apps bit?
[14:06] <Dr_Willis> bluegoon:  i used the gnomeartng tiil a lot also :)
[14:07] <edl2203> hold on, Im gonna try caps
[14:07] <KingKimi> edl2203, no.. its lower case v
[14:07] <Dr_Willis> bluegoon:  it works - it installed G-flat-svg - I then had to use the theme tool to 'customize' and enable the icon theme
[14:07] <Guest46294> Jack_Sparrow : ok the issue is not about wifiradar it is about editing /etc/network/interface file
[14:07] <bluegoon> Dr_Willis: ill try that :)
[14:07] <flintwingel> _PiLoT_: you can use synaptic to install vnstat. The last time I used vnstat I had to use the terminal to configure it
[14:07] <edl2203> nothing woerked
[14:08] <edl2203> worked
[14:08] <heiko> xubuntu is great
[14:08] <daybreak69> so, anyone can help me with this low graphic mode? :(
[14:08] <madAdam2> Dr_Willis, where can I see the numbers?
[14:08] <madAdam2> Or do I have to like look at it on boot
[14:08] <nanook> low graphics mode
[14:08] <_PiLoT_> flintwingel that another thing there was mention i had to change eth1
[14:08] <nanook> i think i had that prob when i install ubuntu also
[14:08] <daybreak69> nanook, so what can i do?
[14:08] <indus> mike126: u there?
[14:08] <KingKimi> edl2203, pm ?
[14:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !nvidia
[14:09] <Dr_Willis> madAdam2:   count the menu items.. start at 0 work way down.. 0, 1, 2,3   whatever # the menu item is for windows..is the # you want..
[14:09] <nanook> yanno getting the latest driver didnt do shit for me
[14:09] <Dr_Willis> madAdam2:  if you get it wrong.. try again. :) no big deal
[14:09] <madAdam2> Check PM
[14:09] <Jack_Sparrow> nanook Lose the profanity please
[14:09] <nanook> ah sorry
[14:09] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[14:09]  * Dr_Willis has his PM's on perment ignore.
[14:09] <Amarok__> whats the best feed reader out htere
[14:10] <Jerusalem420> what do i need to do to have a store bought movie DVD to play in my movie player in  Intrepid Ibex ?
[14:10] <Guest46294> unable to connect to internet after editing /etc/network/interface file
[14:10] <madAdam2> Okay
[14:10] <madAdam2> Sorry
[14:10] <nanook> anyways i got a new monitor, a cheap one, and it worked, daybreak69
[14:10] <madAdam2> I'll just try with 4th
[14:10] <indus> Amarok__: feedburner?
[14:10] <madAdam2> Then I restart yeah and see if it worked?
[14:10] <KEBA> Amarok__: im using liferea, but thats gtk, for kde there is akregator
[14:10] <_PiLoT_> i cant find vnstat through synaptic package manager
[14:10] <nanook> daybreak69: have you tried running xconfig again?
[14:10] <Dr_Willis> madAdam2:  just try it.. :) its not Rocket-Surgery
[14:10] <ranf> !info vnstat
[14:10] <erUSUL> !best | Amarok__
[14:10] <indus> daybreak69: aaah
[14:10] <KEBA> gimp do not let select me round-corners in the script-fu menu... whats the reason for this?
[14:11] <indus> daybreak69: i was messaging wrong guy
[14:11] <nanook> lol
[14:11] <indus> daybreak69: where do we stand now?
[14:11] <Jerusalem420> what do i need to do to have a store bought movie DVD to play in my movie player in  8.1?is there a codex or whats the deal?
[14:11] <Jack_Sparrow> !dvd
[14:11] <_PiLoT_> i kinow what it is im just struggling to get it installed
[14:11] <Jerusalem420> thanks jack
[14:11] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[14:11] <Guest33266> wich packtet source are illegal
[14:11] <YaManicKill> is anyone subscribed to ubuntu planet? if so, are you getting 2 posts keep repeating themselves and becoming unread again and again?
[14:11] <Jack_Sparrow> afk
[14:12] <daybreak69> indus: it's still low graphics mode :(
[14:12] <KEBA> Jerusalem420: not 8.1, but 8.10 - the 10 stands for october
[14:12] <Guest33266> just to make shure that i dont use one exitendly
[14:12] <daybreak69> indus: i really don't know what to do, i try almost anything
[14:12] <Guest33266> wich packtet source are illegal
[14:12] <madAdam2> Dr_Willis, thanks! It's working now <3
[14:12] <Guest33266> just to make shure that i dont use one exitendly
[14:13] <KEBA> hm noone with gimp here?
[14:13] <Dr_Willis> KEBA:  some menu items do not work with Indexed images (like gifs)
[14:13] <indus> daybreak69: did u try any other method of installing the driver before today?
[14:13] <_PiLoT_> i dont get vnstat showing up when i search
[14:13] <KEBA> Dr_Willis: but an export to a .png does not work, too
[14:13] <daybreak69> indus: yes, i try install it manual, and envy
[14:13] <armada> I have 2 sound cards one onboard (HDA Intel) and one PCI (XFi) and even though every command says the PCI card is the default it still starts the alsa stream on the onboard soundcard
[14:14] <Vinceman> what dir is best to put installation files into? /tmp or /usr/, what is the designated dir?
[14:14] <Dr_Willis> KEBA:  try loading a normal image and see if the item works.
[14:14] <indus> daybreak69: hmm so you need to remove all traces of that first
[14:14] <flintwingel> _PiLoT_: have you got the universe & multiverse repositories enabled ?
[14:14] <daybreak69> indus: it was before i format
[14:14] <indus> daybreak69: aah then ok
[14:14] <_PiLoT_> ive got universe i think
[14:14] <daffidity> hi. I just got some Logitech V10 Usb Speakers and have been trying to get them to work under hardy. I was following the instructions in http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-500208.html but that didnt work. Sound still comes out of my laptop speakers. Help would be appreciated.
[14:14] <daybreak69> indus: so what you think i should do?
[14:14] <indus> daybreak69: u using ubuntu 9.04?
[14:15] <daybreak69> indus: no, i think it's 8
[14:15] <samokk> daffidity, do you see the usb speakers appearing in pulse audio mixer ?
[14:15] <KEBA> Dr_Willis: hm, it works with an jpg, too - but i cannot copy`n`paste from firefox
[14:15] <_PiLoT_> ive got both
[14:15] <Vinceman> normal users are not allowed to do anything in /usr!
[14:15] <_PiLoT_> uni and multi
[14:15] <flintwingel> _PiLoT_: mkae sure both are enabled then click on Reload - search again...
[14:15] <armada> daffidity: Have you tried using asoundconf?
[14:15] <_PiLoT_> ok
[14:16] <KEBA> Dr_Willis: loading via contrl-o works
[14:16] <daybreak69> indus: you think i should install 9.04?
[14:16] <_PiLoT_> no i get 4 results and not 1 is vnstat
[14:16] <daffidity> samokk: yes (I think) When I go to system>preferences > sound, I have a "usb audio" option. Selecting that gives me an error message
[14:16] <indus> daybreak69: which one u have?
[14:16] <Dr_Willis> KEBA:  you are making very little sence tome.
[14:16] <daybreak69> indus: 8.04
[14:16] <indus> daybreak69: ya thats good too
[14:16] <indus> daybreak69: its better actually :)
[14:16] <technologov> hi all !
[14:16] <KEBA> Dr_Willis: what?
[14:16] <technologov> Is there any python library for remote OS control and file copy ? (i.e. like SSH/SCP)
[14:17] <daybreak69> indus: so what can be the problem? >:
[14:17] <indus> daybreak69: tell me which drivers does hardware drivers list? are ther more than 1?
[14:17] <Dr_Willis> KEBA:  i stated that some menu items only work with Non-indexed color images.. after that you totally lost me in your comments.
[14:17] <_PiLoT_> that guy that does pharscape.org has an app but i dont know how to get that either
[14:17] <flintwingel> _PiLoT_: what version of ubuntu? what show up when you search for vnstat?
[14:17] <daybreak69> indus: no, there is only nvidia driver there
[14:17] <samokk> technologov, python-paramiko
[14:17] <daybreak69> indus: and it's enabled now
[14:18] <KEBA> Dr_Willis: hm
[14:18] <technologov> samokk: ty, will look at it.
[14:18] <indus> daybreak69: and u still in low graphics mode howdo u know that
[14:18] <samokk> technologov, you can also take a look at Fabric
[14:18] <_PiLoT_> ive got jaunty 9.04 and there tsclient vino vinagre and something else
[14:18] <KEBA> Dr_Willis: ah now i understand what you mean, i missunderstand you, sorry... but well: it works now
[14:18] <samokk> technologov, http://www.nongnu.org/fab/
[14:18] <daybreak69> indus: because when i log in its says its low graphics mode
[14:19] <Guest33266> wich packtet source are illegal
[14:19] <Guest33266> just to make shure that i dont use one exitendly
[14:19] <Oprtz> i want to make a website with a flash video in it, do anybody know an application in ubuntu 9.04 to making website, please name it i will install it, thanks
[14:19] <indus> daybreak69: open synaptic and tell me which nvidia-glx-drivers u have
[14:19] <daybreak69> indus: okay wait a sec
[14:20] <daybreak69> indus: it says nvidia-glx-new
[14:20] <indus> daybreak69: nvidia-glx-new thats all ?
[14:20] <daybreak69> indus: yeah
[14:21] <Guest33266> wich packtet source are illegal
[14:21] <Guest33266> just to make shure that i dont use one exitendly
[14:21] <indus> no nvidia glx 173 177 etc?
[14:21] <flintwingel> _PiLoT_: not sure what's happening but those are vnc related tools! Try opening a terminal session and type "sudo apt-get install vnstat"
[14:21] <indus> daybreak69: can u check what version it is
[14:21] <daybreak69> indus: it's says 169.12
[14:21] <_PiLoT_> i just thort there may be an app within ubuntu that can tell me my speeds and totls from the indernet
[14:21] <Jerusalem420> jack that dvd url fixed me up. thanks a lot.
[14:21] <indus> daybreak69: aah hardy yes
[14:21] <Issa> Hello, anyone can suggest to me a very light and neat gui desktop for ubuntu server ? (I don't want gnome or kde)
[14:21] <indus> daybreak69: ok its installed i believe
[14:21] <indus> daybreak69: 1 sec
[14:22] <daybreak69> indus: ok
[14:22] <west_> gnome
[14:22] <Dr_Willis> Issa:   it depedns on your needs.  jwm + rox is about as light as one can get.
[14:22] <flintwingel> _PiLoT_: System Monitor will give you network rate and total data volume but only for your current session
[14:22] <tbtroj> Issa, Xfce, Fluxbox, LXDE
[14:23] <indus> daybreak69: can u do ctl-alt-backspace
[14:23] <daybreak69> indus: ok
[14:23] <daybreak69> indus: still low resolution
[14:24] <indus> daybreak69: it says starting in low graphics mode?
[14:24] <daybreak69> indus: no
[14:24] <daybreak69> indus: but it's seems like it is
[14:24] <daybreak69> indus: because of the low resolution
[14:24] <flintwingel> daybreak69, indus: have you tried xrandr to see what the system thinks the monitor is capable of - tell me to shut up if you've done this already :)
[14:24] <indus> daybreak69:glxinfo | grep rendering
[14:25] <Issa> Dr_Willis, tbtroj thanks .. I am running ubuntu server on virtualbox so I can develop using linux server in windows. so I need to have "scrollable" command line terminal and perhaps can run more than one terminal at a time, and save memory at the same time, so a light Desktop can provide that, but I want to choose the best. Xfce is not as light as the others I suppose, I tried fluxbox before, what do you think of the rest in comparison?
[14:25] <Lakota> is there a better driver for ATI 200m integrated video then what ubuntu 9.04 installs by default. last time I installed catalyst on this it crashed my system and had to reinstall and I dont know how to install from ati's web site,,, im a noob and can only get .deb files to run at moment :)
[14:25] <indus> flintwingel: no you can go on flint cos i havent tried it
[14:25] <daybreak69> indus: it's writing some strange stuff
[14:26] <indus> daybreak69: ya tell me that strange stuff
[14:26] <daybreak69> indus: Xlib: extemsion "GLX" missing on display ":0.0".
[14:26] <tbtroj> Issa, Fluxbox (and the other *box WMs (Openbox, Blackbox, etc.) are all very light-weight.
[14:26] <indus> daybreak69: aah damn it
[14:26] <Issa> tbtroj, thanks a lot :)
[14:27] <indus> daybreak69: in hardware drivers disable and again enable nvidia
[14:27] <daybreak69> indus: ok
[14:27] <crdlb> Lakota: no, there are no alternative drivers for jaunty (there is fglrx, aka catalyst, for intrepid and below though)
[14:27] <flintwingel> daybreak69: if you type in xrandr it will tell you all the video modes the system thinks the monitor can do
[14:27] <indus> flintwingel: he has no 3d rendering
[14:27] <Vxn> Ultra newbie question right here. Do I need to unmount a partition to modify it with gparted?
[14:28] <indus> Vxn: yes
[14:28] <erUSUL> Vxn: yes
[14:28] <daybreak69> indus: do that
[14:28] <indus> :)
[14:28] <indus> now ctl-alt -backspace
[14:28] <daybreak69> indus: ok
[14:28] <Lakota> ok , will there be in the future, or do I have any other options with this?
[14:28] <daybreak69> still low resolution
[14:28] <flintwingel> indus: sorry, my misunderstanding - I thought he was having problem getting a high resolution of his screen
[14:28] <indus> did display restart?
[14:28] <indus> flintwingel: i wish :)
[14:28] <daybreak69> indus: yes
[14:29] <indus> daybreak69:glxinfo | grep rendering
[14:29] <ketilwaa> Does someone here know where the Firefox extension webfav saves its URLs? And if it actually saves anythin at all without its recommended package "netbook-launcher"? (I'm researching if that extension can work with another app.)
[14:29] <_PiLoT_> flintwingel id s there anything with a nicer ui
[14:29] <Vxn> indus: I'm going to be modifying my single partition with windows on it, into two partitions, one for windows, one for ubuntu. If I unmount the partition, will that cause the current live ubuntu instance to shut down?
[14:29] <indus> daybreak69: restart pc now
[14:29] <crdlb> Lakota: only if ATI changes their mind (which is highly unlikely), but the radeon driver will improve with time
[14:29] <daybreak69> indus: still same stuff
[14:29] <indus> daybreak69: didnt u get notification to restart??
[14:30] <indus> daybreak69: ????
[14:30] <daybreak69> indus: ok i will restart
[14:30] <indus> daybreak69: ok
[14:30] <indus> daybreak69: hmm why u still online? :) restart
[14:30] <daybreak69> indus: i'm in other pc
[14:31] <indus> daybreak69: also
[14:31] <iamleneko> hi everybody
[14:31] <Lakota> ok thanks,  question then , the driver currently running is open source? meaning linux users will be able to rewrite code and improve?
[14:31] <daybreak69> indus: the pc with unbutu is another pc
[14:31] <indus> daybreak69: hey sorry i didnt think of that :)
[14:31] <indus> daybreak69: its restarting?
[14:31] <daybreak69> indus: yeah
[14:31] <iamleneko> is someone know if there is some commands to have extended info about the ram  ?
[14:31] <indus> daybreak69: hope it works
[14:31] <daybreak69> indus: maybe it's because it's connected with VGA?
[14:32] <Vxn> Looking for help installing; wondering if I unmount the one partition on my HD, so I can resize to fit ubuntu on, will the unmounting cause my current live instance of ubuntu to shut down?
[14:32] <daybreak69> indus: damn, it's show the message of low graphics mode again :(
[14:32] <Vxn> Also, how much space should I give this install?
[14:32] <Linux-User> hi there terminal don't wanna clean history commands.... i've write: history -c
[14:32] <Linux-User> but when opena a new one histrory is there
[14:32] <Linux-User> can somebody help me?
[14:32] <Linux-User> thankz
[14:33] <sacarlson> ﻿ iamleneko: top will break down the amount that each proccess use.
[14:33] <daybreak69> indus: still low graphics mode :(
[14:33] <Dr_Willis> Linux-User:  so your history is just 'history -c' ? so?
[14:33] <mzz> Vxn: "the one partition" being a windows partition you have mounted while running ubuntu from the livecd?
[14:33] <iamleneko> i mean which type of ram hardware it is
[14:33] <iamleneko> if it is 800 ddr2 etc...
[14:33] <Vxn> mzz: Aye, it's a windows partition. I intend to resize it so I can dual boot
[14:33] <flintwingel> _PiLoT_: sorry, I don't know of anything else that will count traffic and remember the numbers between restarts
[14:33] <mzz> Vxn: that'll work
[14:33] <sacarlson> ﻿ iamleneko: to get a hardware list try lspci
[14:34] <indus> daybreak69: phone
[14:34] <Vxn> mzz: So I'm fine to unmount it and resize it while using this live instance?
[14:34] <Linux-User> Dr_Willis i do it but when i open a new one history are inside..
[14:34] <daybreak69> indus: huh?
[14:34] <mzz> Vxn: if the "live instance" is running from a livecd: sure
[14:34] <iamleneko> it give info about pci hardware i don't see anything about ram in it
[14:34] <Vxn> mzz: Aye mate, it is. Cheers for your help.
[14:34] <Linux-User> Dr_Willis can i find a file to delete for clean history?
[14:34] <mzz> Vxn: if the "live instance" is running from an image on that one partition: not so much :)
[14:35] <Vxn> mzz: I get you mate =3  It's on a liveCD, so I'll try resizing the partition now.
[14:35] <Vxn> Wish me luck, eh?
[14:35] <sacarlson> ﻿ iamleneko: seems to give some on mine RAM memory: nVidia Corporation MCP61 Memory Controller (rev a1)
[14:36] <SimoneB> "cp somedirectory/* ." does not copy the hidden files (those starting with .) that are in somedirectory, how do i do it?
[14:36] <chaosphere> mzz: Hi! You are the one who helped me out of my problems with that partition that didn't use the whole disk space, aren't you? Just wanted to say thank you! Worked good with resize2fs. The Backup was not neccessary ;)
[14:36] <iamleneko> i think i have found the solution
[14:36] <iamleneko> dmidecode
[14:36] <normie_> hello people
[14:36] <Linux-User> Dr_Willis i delete history but if i open terminal history is there...
[14:37] <mzz> yay
[14:37] <indus> daybreak69: hi
[14:37] <normie_> i have a strange problem.....i lost my proprietary drives for my wireless
[14:37] <daybreak69> indus: ?
[14:37] <indus> daybreak69: what was that about vga?
[14:37] <aftertaf> Linux-User: cant you juste delete your ~/.bash_history   ?
[14:37] <daybreak69> indus: that the card connected to monitor with vga cable
[14:37] <ranf> SimoneB, "cp -a "
[14:37] <Linux-User> aftertaf thx
[14:37] <aftertaf> :)
[14:38] <indus> daybreak69: whats wrong with that
[14:38] <SimoneB> ranf: trying it, thanks
[14:38] <daybreak69> indus: i don't know, i thinked maybe it's do the problem
[14:38] <indus> daybreak69: it has nothing with it
[14:38] <daybreak69> indus: ok
[14:38] <indus> daybreak69: even if u dont connect monitor it will load graphics driver isnt it
[14:38] <indus> daybreak69: it will say no display found etc
[14:38] <Linux-User> aftertaf how can i do it?
[14:39] <Dr_Willis> Linux-User:  and why is this a proplem? You can disable the history if you want some how....
[14:39] <normie_> anyone?
[14:39] <daybreak69> indus: ok... so what can be the problem? >:
[14:39] <indus> daybreak69: ok let me search more now 5 min
[14:39] <indus> please :)
[14:39] <daybreak69> indus: ok
[14:39] <aftertaf> Linux-User: rm ~/.bash_history
[14:39] <nmvictor> normie_:hmhmmm,whats up?
[14:39] <aftertaf> but why?
[14:39] <realsifo> hello
[14:39] <Linux-User> Dr_Willis i wanna delete history 'couse i'm doing a clean backup of ubuntu with remastersys
[14:40] <normie_> i have a strange problem.....i lost my proprietary drives for my wireless
[14:40] <Dr_Willis> Linux-User:  then delete the history file - Like its going to hurt tohave a 1 line history file?
[14:40] <Linux-User> aftertaf sure, thanks, :) ps but i can delete only history of terminal or what?
[14:40] <normie_> when i go to hardware drivers i can only install nvidia drivers
[14:40] <nmvictor> normie_:it woild help to reinstall them,dont you think?
[14:41] <gener1c> willis lol
[14:41] <Pedlar> Hows it goin
[14:41] <Linux-User> Dr_Willis sorry?? what means?
[14:41] <normie_> nmvictor_: yep but i reinstalled my laptop but now it doesnt detect my wireless
[14:41] <coz_> Dr_Willis,  did you try out the separate xscreens yesterday?
[14:41] <Dr_Willis> Linux-User:  if you delete the history file from a terminal..when you close the terminal..it saves the history file again....
[14:42] <Linux-User> Dr_Willis yep
[14:42] <Dr_Willis> coz_:  yes. I found no reason to use them vs.. Twinview
[14:42] <coz_> Dr_Willis,  right same here :)
[14:42] <Dr_Willis> coz_:  ive not seen any problems in twinview :)  but we are just idiots :P heh heh...
[14:42] <coz_> Dr_Willis,   lol
[14:43] <nmvictor> normie_,what drivers were they?
[14:43] <daybreak69> indus: maybe it's some bug on 8.04 and i need to install 9.04?
[14:43] <Dr_Willis> coz_:  yep.. some times people in here.. amaze ne.
[14:43] <indus> daybreak69: not  bug but well, its good to try newer versions
[14:43] <Pedlar> Anyone in here familliar with iptables, and route? Having some issues with the internal ip leaking overtop of the external ip, but its non-consistent.
[14:43] <Linux-User> Dr_Willis and aftertaf thanks all good with  rm ~/.bash_history
[14:43] <Issa> tbtroj, how do I access blackbox after I install it on ubuntu server? I downloaded and rebooted, it didn't go there automatically! typeing "blackbox" in terminal only resulted in: "bt::Display: failed to open display ''
[14:44] <indus> daybreak69: i have nvidia and it does give me some issues sometimes but mostly renabling it works
[14:44] <erUSUL> Issa: try startx
[14:44] <normie_> nmvictor_: the bcm drivers if i'm not mistaken. it used to work fine with 8.10
[14:44] <Dr_Willis> Linux-User:  untill you close a terminal again. :)
[14:44] <Ubuntuse> Hello!
[14:44] <daybreak69> indus: >:
[14:44] <Baz00> Hi there!
[14:44] <normie_> nmvictor_: i even tried to reinstall 8.10 but still no drivers
[14:44] <indus> daybreak69: remove the nvidia-glx-new package completely
[14:45] <indus> daybreak69: completely including config files
[14:45] <Ubuntuse> There's anyone that can help me with Dansguardian and my Ubuntu Server?
[14:45] <daybreak69> indus: ok, wait a sec
[14:45] <indus> daybreak69: reinstall i think it should work
[14:45] <careta> hello
[14:45] <indus> daybreak69: remove 'completely'
[14:45] <daybreak69> indus: actually i try it before i format and it don't work
[14:46] <Issa> erUSUL, thanks :) I think it's starting, but all I see so far is black page! I also have installed fluxbox and openbox, how would I choose which to start?
[14:46] <indus> daybreak69: install it then enable from hardware drivers
[14:46] <careta> i installed 9.04 on my laptop which has 5.1 sound (hda-intel). after messing with alsa-base.conf, i'm finally able to get sound, but it only detects 2 channels. what should i do?
[14:46] <nmvictor> normie_:have you tried reinstalling the drivers in juanty?check with your update manager if the drivers are listed in the update list
[14:46] <daybreak69> indus: ok i'll try it now
[14:46] <joosu> ok the question as follows, how to delete all but most recent versions of packages in /var/apt/cache/archives?
[14:47] <indus> joosu: manually go there and do it?
[14:47] <Ubuntuse> help please
[14:47] <kaens> Issa: assuming you're using something like gdm, you need to make a file in /usr/share/xsessions i think, perhaps /usr/local/share/xsessions
[14:47] <erUSUL> Issa: that depneds on hwat you specify in ~/.xinitrc file... also you may want to install xdm so you can log graphically
[14:47] <batisteo> How to find the GUILE-CONFIG package ?? I can't find in the repos…
[14:47] <Issa> erUSUL, oh blackbox is started, but still need to know how to choose between the different *box WMs
[14:47] <joosu> indus: oh there are so many packages...
[14:47] <indus> :0
[14:47] <omnomnOMINOUS> Hi all! Simple question: I'm using Firefox 3 on Ubuntu Jaunty. I have acroread installed, but I *don't* want it to open my pdfs in my browser. How do I stop it from doing so?
[14:47] <normie_> nmvictor_: there is a checkmark by proprietary drivers for devices
[14:47] <indus> joosu: ya difficult and dont touch them
[14:47] <Baz00> I'm trying to shorten that bash command: http://paste.ubuntu.com/171642/ Any help ?
[14:48] <Issa> erUSUL, what is the .xinitrc for
[14:48] <joosu> indus: i thought maybe there is a script to do that, but if not then sure i do it this way
[14:48] <erUSUL> Issa: it specifys what programs run when you run startx
[14:48] <indus> joosu: try maybe options in synaptic but i not sure now
[14:48] <joosu> indus: since apt-get seems to understand what version isi the newest in cache, i think that?s only cache though
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[14:48] <pronoy> i get a green line and decoloration when i play avi in vlc. How to sort this problem
[14:48] <Issa> erUSUL, oh great, thanks.
[14:48] <erUSUL> Issa: you can put there what WM you want
[14:49] <coz_> out of curiosity... is there any way to edit the gtk_calendar  theme?
[14:49] <indus> joosu: ya thats cache but not sure how cache works
[14:49] <erUSUL> Issa: and other programs to launch
[14:49] <nmvictor> checkmark?whats that?
[14:49] <Ubuntuse> help please
[14:49] <pronoy> i get a green line and decoloration when i play avi in vlc. How to sort this problem
[14:49] <crdlb> coz_: what is that?
[14:49] <_PiLoT_> no im lost now
[14:49] <indus> Ubuntuse: tell me what help u need
[14:49] <Issa> erUSUL, what is the difference between this then and /etc/rc.local ?
[14:49] <pronoy> !vlc
[14:49] <Ozan> :P
[14:49] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, have u tried turning off compiz effecs?
[14:49] <Leonheart> Thanks for kicking me out!
[14:50] <coz_> crdlb,   there is the gtk-calendar  on gnome that comes up  on certain applications  one in particular is cairodock that calls on gtk-calendar
[14:50] <_PiLoT_> !bmon
[14:50] <Ubuntuse> Thank you... I'm having problems with Ubuntu Server and Dansguardian
[14:50] <indus> daybreak69: status?
[14:50] <erUSUL> Issa: rc.local is run qhen the computer boots... things on xinitrc are only run when you run startx
[14:50] <indus> daybreak69: restart is a must
[14:50] <erUSUL> Issa: man startx
[14:50] <indus> daybreak69: also,tell me result of lspci
[14:50] <Issa> erUSUL, ok cool! but I don't see the file .xinitrc, do I have to create it?
[14:50] <Issa> erUSUL, ok
[14:50] <coz_> crdlb,   http://library.gnome.org/devel/gtk/stable/GtkCalendar.html
[14:51] <Leonheart> Ubuntu - linux for human being? I dont see humanity side >:(
[14:51] <erUSUL> Issa: yes if you want to costumize it
[14:51] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r: you mean i'll have to disable compiz everytime i see a movie ?
[14:51] <sacarlson> ﻿indus: ﻿daybreak69: if you guys figure this out I would like to know too.  I also run 8.04 with nvidia only thing I got to work is the open nv driver so far.
[14:51] <Hymnosis> lol
[14:51] <crdlb> coz_: so you just mean the GtkCalendar widget? it normally just uses your gtk theme and colors, but a theme could special-case it
[14:51] <normie_> nmvictor_: sorry i mean it is selected
[14:51] <vertix> does anyone know where pidgin keeps its logs on liveCD?
[14:51] <normie_> nmvictor_: but i still only get the nvidia drivers
[14:51] <indus> sacarlson: i had nvidia 7600 gt on hardy worked great
[14:51] <coz_> crdlb,  ah I thought so
[14:51] <joosu> indus: there should be autoclean but thats not it , it deletest all but newest in cache, i would like to keep always the latest that i have in that directory..not cache
[14:51] <mib_j2swj2yv> Hey guys i got a question that some noobs are having trouble hwo do i make a keyboard shortcut for emotying in the trash bin? on the new ubuntu
[14:52] <ketilwaa> Is there an IRC channel for Ubuntu netbook remix?
[14:52] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, to be honest im very drunk right now, but i recall that solving graphical issues b4, yeah
[14:52] <indus> joosu: how about autoremove?
[14:52] <Issa> erUSUL, does rc.local run as root at boot?
[14:52] <erUSUL> Issa: yes
[14:52] <vertix> that was: where pidgin keeps its logs when RUN from liveCD
[14:52] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r: great :) can you point me to a link that might have a solution ?
[14:52] <_PiLoT_> ive ried bmon but it wont tell me a total
[14:53] <erUSUL> Issa: you can not run startx from rc.local if that's what you are thinking...
[14:53] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, what are you using to play the avi's?
[14:53] <erUSUL> Issa: if you want to log in graphically install xdm
[14:53] <S34l-Clvbb3r> vlc?
[14:53] <nmvictor> normie_:maybe you need to get rid of nivdia drivers temporarly for the sake of the propr.... one.the once you get the other enabled you can get the nivda one back
[14:53] <mib_j2swj2yv> Hey guys i got a question that some noobs are having trouble hwo do i make a keyboard shortcut for emotying in the trash bin? on the new ubuntu
[14:53] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r: yes
[14:53] <sacarlson> ﻿indus: it's a no go for me same as above.  I think it's a monitor comunication problem not so much the card. GeForce 6100 nForce 405
[14:53] <Leonheart> Pronoy : bug. Linux=free=buggy
[14:53] <Ubuntuse> The server is sending the internet access but DG isn't filtering the content, i'm new in linux and I failed to check what is wrong
[14:53] <indus> sacarlson: i too had 6100
[14:54] <indus> sacarlson: onboard then i added pci e
[14:54] <simoncpu> aaaaargh
[14:54] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, try turning off effects and playing.. see if thatsolves the issue
[14:54] <indus> sacarlson: both worked
[14:54] <pronoy> Leonheart: you lost me there
[14:54] <simoncpu> there it goes again, my screen suddenly goes dark
[14:54] <simoncpu> it
[14:54] <g33k_g1rl> have there been many questions about making Win7 RC1 and Ubuntu play nicely together?
[14:54] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, if yes, we can take it from there
[14:54] <Issa> erUSUL, ok thanks :)
[14:54] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, k?
[14:54] <simoncpu> it's as if ubuntu is expecting to display a prompt
[14:54] <Dr_Willis> g33k_g1rl:  i have no problems with the 2 of them.
[14:54] <indus> sacarlson: my point is> even if display is not connected, it should load the 3d drivers for nvidia
[14:54] <sacarlson> ﻿indus: ya but mine is with a samsung sycmaster 932 that's the real problem
[14:54] <simoncpu> but there's no prompt
[14:54] <erUSUL> Issa: no problem
[14:54] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r: can we turn off the effects using ccsm ?
[14:54] <_PiLoT_> hey ive just tried to run hsoconnect and it gave me Failed to execute child process "python2.4" (No such file or directory)
[14:54] <simoncpu> and ubuntu seems to wait for the prompt to "undarken" it
[14:54] <_PiLoT_> any ideas whats wrong
[14:54] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r:or using the terminal only ?
[14:55] <indus> sacarlson: come on man , i have syncmaster 955 17 inch almost same
[14:55] <Hymnosis> greetings
[14:55] <indus> sacarlson: no?
[14:55] <simoncpu> do you guys know how to undarken the screen?
[14:55] <indus> sacarlson: whats a 932
[14:55] <normie_> nmvictor_: well there is no other driver in the list...only nvidia....that is the strange part...cause the bcm driver was there
[14:55] <sacarlson> ﻿indus: ya do you use the sqare plug or the old vga plug?
[14:55] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, just go into Appearance, and under the effecs tab, change to read "none"
[14:55] <Leonheart> Where brat juss10
[14:55] <indus> sacarlson: square analof to dvi
[14:55] <normie_> nmvictor_: i even installed it and it worked. but i wanted to reinstall ubuntu again and now it is gone
[14:56] <indus> sacarlson: but also regular works if i use onboard vga
[14:56] <sacarlson> ﻿indus: ya that's what I've been told the dvi works every time
[14:56] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r: i think that'll wreck my hardware drivers...because as of now none of the options is selected
[14:56] <g33k_g1rl> I am running an ubuntu server, with a windows share -- on the office WinXP machines, the winShare works just fine, but on the new Win7 machine, I don't seem to have write or execute permissions
[14:56] <Leonheart> Even he have ubotu or op flag. He like a bot, dont have humanity
[14:56] <nmvictor> mib_j2swj2yv:i dont know if their exist another way but if you got yourself ubuntu tweak then you will be  able to do that
[14:56] <sacarlson> ﻿indus: oh ok then what version of the nvidia did or are you using?
[14:56] <bazhang> !ot > Leonheart
[14:56] <indus> sacarlson: u mean u have nvidia loaded but no resolutin?
[14:56] <bazhang> Leonheart, stop it
[14:56] <simoncpu> aha
[14:56] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, what hardware areyou running?
[14:57] <simoncpu> ubuntu seems to trigger my monitor's power saving function
[14:57] <simoncpu> wtf?
[14:57] <sacarlson> ﻿indus: no works find with the nv driver just not with the propriatary
[14:57] <mib_j2swj2yv> Hey guys i got a question that some noobs are having trouble hwo do i make a keyboard shortcut for emotying in the trash bin? on the new ubuntu
[14:57] <indus> sacarlson: back in hardy i used 169.... something buy
[14:57] <Lakota> is there channel to discus the fglrx ati driver support?
[14:57] <mypapit_fowl> yeah simoncpu, wtf too
[14:57] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r: vga specifically 8600gt nvidia 177
[14:57] <erUSUL> g33k_g1rl: ask in #ubuntu-server or #samba channels... better help for that kind of issues ...
[14:57] <indus> sacarlson: but i never got it working with restricted drivers , always direct with synaptic
[14:57] <g33k_g1rl> erUSUL: thanks, will do
[14:58] <indus> daybreak69: are u there??
[14:58] <sacarlson> ﻿indus: oh ok I got that already then you used the open nv I think
[14:58] <indus> i have to go now
[14:58] <_PiLoT_> ive just tried to start hsoconnect but it tells me "Failed to execute child process "python2.4" (No such file or directory)"
[14:58] <_PiLoT_> whats thius mean
[14:58] <indus> indus: no nvidia-glx-new
[14:58] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, 177 is std, so deselcting and reselecting wont be an issue
[14:58] <erUSUL> _PiLoT_: pythin 2.4 is not installed on your system ?
[14:58] <pronoy> erUSUL: ok wierd instance....what if i add shutdown -h now to rc.local  how to get out of this issue ?
[14:58] <_PiLoT_> i have 2.6
[14:58] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, turn off effects and see if video improves
[14:58] <indus> sacarlson: after that i restart thats all
[14:59] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r: hang on
[14:59] <Laban> While on the subject of nvidia cards; Mine (9500GT) stretches the TV-image out over the edges of my TV, making the stuff on the edges disappear. Anyone know how to fix this?
[14:59] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, if yes = file bug report
[14:59] <nmvictor> normie_:you got to locate it at the terminal and see if they exist in your system,if  you know their names you could typ at the terminal locate <drivername>|less and see the output,maybe they are installed except they were disabld by nivdia.try that then tp
[14:59] <indus> sacarlson: i gtg ill be online in 15 min from home
[14:59] <Laban> Does it regardless of resolution.
[14:59] <indus> bye
[14:59] <Laban> ...and it's not the TV.
[14:59] <sacarlson> ﻿indus: ok I'll I think I tried that but thanks see ya later.
[14:59] <erUSUL> pronoy: from a livecd ? booting into recovery mode ?
[14:59] <nmvictor> normie_:...then type q to return to the prompt
[14:59] <pronoy> erUSUL: I SEE
[14:59] <mib_j2swj2yv> Hey guys i got a question that some noobs are having trouble hwo do i make a keyboard shortcut for emotying in the trash bin? on the new ubuntu
[15:00] <mib_j2swj2yv> emptying
[15:00] <Vinceman> if you're a regular user and make a dir in root it's in your users dir, even if you use sudo, so how do you make something for all users.. you have to logon as root then.. it's different from being a user and using root!
[15:01] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r: as i said, this screwed emerald and the whole effects....i think my drivers are deselected man......
[15:01] <Vinceman> nobody wants to help me :'(
[15:01] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r: and that screwed awn too
[15:01] <erUSUL> Vinceman:  if you're a regular user and make a dir in root it's in your users dir, <<< error parsing this can you rephrase ?
[15:01] <aftertaf> or you can sudo chmod your folder Vinceman
[15:01] <aftertaf> man chmod to see how to manage rights
[15:01] <Vinceman> oh let me try that aftertaf
[15:01] <aftertaf> :)
[15:02] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, yes that will disable all of those, as they rely on compiz
[15:02] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, but did your video improve?
[15:02] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r: gimme a min.....
[15:02] <Vinceman> aftertaf: the installation file already has -rwxr-xr-x
[15:03] <flintwingel> _PiLoT_:  i think gkrellm might be able to do what you're after, but with a better interface. I've just tried it on a wireless interface and it remembers traffic counts over disconnect & reboot so it should work for modem
[15:03] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r: no success
[15:03] <aftertaf> so its readable for all and full access for the user that created it and
[15:03] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r: same issue
[15:03] <aftertaf> Vinceman: what do you want to achieve?
[15:03] <Vinceman> erUSUL, I guess it just didn't make the dir, I was confused with the instal dir
[15:03] <Vinceman> just install Seamonkey
[15:03] <_PiLoT_> gkrellm
[15:03] <_PiLoT_> thank you spo much
[15:04] <aftertaf> and if you apt-get install it ?
[15:04] <Vinceman> why would an installation file need mod 777?
[15:04] <Vinceman> aftertaf?
[15:04] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, at least we have eliminated compiz as the cause ;)
[15:04] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r: hehe......yeah :)
[15:04] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, ok, you know how to get it back again right?
[15:04] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r: yeah no problem
[15:05] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, cos im going to have to leave you soonish, as its 7am here and im quite drunk :p
[15:05] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r: no problem man
[15:05] <aftertaf> Vinceman: youve downlaoaded an installation file for seamonkey....? What type? a tarball, a deb ?
[15:05] <S34l-Clvbb3r> pronoy, ok, well sorry that didnt narrow down the prob, but Gl man ;)
[15:05] <Vinceman> tar.gz
[15:05] <mib_j2swj2yv> Hey guys i got a question that some noobs are having trouble hwo do i make a keyboard shortcut for emotying in the trash bin? on the new ubuntu
[15:06] <pronoy> S34l-Clvbb3r: thanks..gl with catching up with soberity :)
[15:06] <aftertaf> Vinceman: so why not use apt-get to install a package instead ?
[15:06] <aftertaf> sudo apt-get install seamonkey
[15:06] <Vinceman> will I get the latest version?
[15:06] <chuck_> pronoy, what happens when you try to play the file with a different player
[15:07] <aftertaf> i think so
[15:07] <_PiLoT_> downloading now
[15:07] <aftertaf> latest enough to be recent :)
[15:07] <_PiLoT_> and it works your a star
[15:07] <Vinceman> aftertaf, well because it said in the seamonkey browser itself that a newer version was available and downloadable as tarball
[15:08] <aftertaf> or you extract the tarball : tar xvzf yourfile.tar.gz
[15:08] <aftertaf> and you run the install file with sudo....? what does the README say ?
[15:08] <Vinceman> what's different from apt-get install and running ./seamonkey-installer?
[15:08] <aftertaf> apt will download the ubuntu package and install it automatically
[15:09] <Vinceman> I get: 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 18 not upgraded.
[15:09] <aftertaf> the tarball is basically the (not 100% accurate) source code and a script to compile it yourself
[15:09] <aftertaf> Vinceman: type sudo apt-get -f install
[15:09] <aftertaf> or sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[15:10] <Vinceman> I already am at Jaunty now
[15:10] <sandeep_> hi everyone
[15:10] <mikebeecham> guys I wonder if you could help me:  I've been running SFTP for a while now and , today, wanted to try Rhythmbox.  When I found out it could not stream music over SFTP someone on that channel suggested I remove the gstreamer plugin for gnome-vfs.  I did this and now cannot access my SFTP at all, even through Nautilus.  Can someone please help me restore accessibility to SFTP?
[15:10] <Vinceman> aftertaf: doesn't dist-upgrade upgrade your whole OS
[15:10] <Vinceman> ?
[15:10] <sandeep_> is there anyone who has created AMI from scratch
[15:10] <aftertaf> not exactly.....
[15:10] <aftertaf> you can always reply 'N' :)
[15:11] <yoshi_> hi everyone: got a question about gnome: i made a custom dekstop of  collors and themes and application bar and so on for the people of administration. But there are 30 people in the admionistration. Do i have to build every dekstop by hand or can i just replicate ( copy) something over in every one their home dir ?
[15:11] <john> Hey people! I've been trying to get linux working well for about a week now. With every installation (I have tried Xubuntu, Ubuntu (9.04 and 8.04), Kubutnu (9.04 and 8.04)) the flash videos on youtube or other flash sites are juddering, and any 3D game I install (through the repositories) runs abismally (I usually test with torcs even on lowest graphics settings) next to 3d games on windows (I run quake 3 in high detail no problems
[15:11] <john> ). I also think all of the desktop effects are slower than they should be. Could anyone help me?
[15:11] <aftertaf> !flood
[15:11] <aftertaf> :)
[15:11] <sipior> mikebeecham: why not simply reinstall the gnome-vfs gstreamer plugin?
[15:11] <chuck_> mikebeecham, Did you reinstall the gstreamer plugin
[15:11] <aftertaf> i'm gone :)
[15:12] <Vinceman> cu thx bye
[15:12] <yoshi_> sorry
[15:12] <mikebeecham> sipior: chuck_yes....and rebooted
[15:12] <Vinceman> latest fashion says beards are ok again
[15:12] <mikebeecham> I can see my SFTP icon within 'network' but cannot access it
[15:12] <bazhang> !ot > Vinceman
[15:12] <Dr_Willis> yoshi_:  you are overlooking the 'save as...' button in the theme config tool > :)  save it somewhere.. you could then copy it  to whever the system wide themes are at.
[15:12] <sipior> mikebeecham: how did you remove and restore the plugin?
[15:12] <mikebeecham> Unable to mount location "times out when logging in"
[15:12] <mikebeecham> through synaptics sipior
[15:13] <Dr_Willis> yoshi_:  and yes the theme configs are stored somewhere inthe users home dirs.. I dont know where.
[15:13] <sipior> mikebeecham: can you reach the host via sftp from the terminal?
[15:13] <mib_5h5fna82> Hey guys i got a question that some noobs are having trouble hwo do i make a keyboard shortcut for emotying in the trash bin? on the new ubuntu
[15:13] <mikebeecham> sipior: now you've lost me...I'm a fairly new-ish linux user
[15:13] <mib_5h5fna82> I want a shortcut to empty teh trashbin like a keyboard shortcut
[15:14] <yoshi_> Dr.willis thanks will try
[15:14] <mib_5h5fna82> is this posible?
[15:14] <sipior> mikebeecham: if you open a terminal, can you reach the machine via "sftp <remote ftp server hostname>"?
[15:14] <Vinceman> how would you compile tarballs?
[15:14] <mikebeecham> sipior: I alt-F2 and typed: sftp://xx.x.x.xxx/
[15:14] <mikebeecham> nothing
[15:15] <Vinceman> doesn't the installation file accompanied by it take care of it?
[15:15] <mikebeecham> both times timed out when logging in
[15:15] <Vinceman> or do you need the programming program to compile?
[15:16] <Piet> Vinceman: you don't compile tarballs.
[15:16] <flintwingel> Vinceman: tarballs are usually the source code for an application that needs to be manually compiled & installed
[15:16] <troopperi> mib_5h5fna82: try this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=79560
[15:16] <code-shah> hey guys, what is usbserial and how do I use it? I have a usb wirless modem that I am trying to get to work
[15:16] <poyarzund> hi everyone
[15:16] <sipior> mikebeecham: can you try "sftp -v <username>@<hostname>"?
[15:16] <Linuxerson> poyarzund :  ^^
[15:17] <nmvictor> payarzund:hi
[15:17] <J_A_X> hey ppl, anyone of you have a firemv card? mine doesn't want to do dual head properly.  I can shut off each screen individually, but when I try to do "xrandr --output DVI-1 --right-of DVI-0
[15:17] <J_A_X>  my screens don't extend the desktop
[15:17] <Piet> code-shah: you only take help from guys, not girls?
[15:17] <J_A_X> they still clone, but there's a space on the side that the mouse can go to
[15:17] <Linuxerson> sftp -v mickey@bzq-84-109-139-95.red.bezeqint.net
[15:17] <code-shah> Piet, :) both :)
[15:17] <poyarzund> I need some help going back to the native openooffice (go-oo.org) in 9.04
[15:17] <code-shah> Hey guys & gals,. :)
[15:18] <Linuxerson> hi
[15:18] <Vinceman> instead of automatically
[15:18] <Vinceman> so when would you manually do it instead of automatically?
[15:18] <mikebeecham> sipior: I did this: sftp -v mike@mikebeecham.local
[15:18] <mikebeecham> nothing
[15:18] <Piet> code-shah: :) usbserial is normally nothing but a serial connection via a usb cable.
[15:19] <mhall119|work> mikebeecham: does your server provide sftp?
[15:19] <zstep> s
[15:19] <sipior> mikebeecham: can you reach mikebeecham.local at all? ping? ssh?
[15:19] <erUSUL> code-shah: usbserial is a kernel driver for usb to serial converters some 3g modems offer a usbserial interface to computers
[15:20] <mikebeecham> mhall119|work: it's just my mac mini downstairs, and it's been working until some numpty on the rhythmbox channel told me to uninstall something
[15:20] <flintwingel> Vinceman: the "easy" way to install applications is using synaptic and the repositories. If the app you want isn't in a respositry then you may need to compile & install manually
[15:20] <code-shah> Piet, cool... I think mine is not loaded hmm - sudo modprobe usbserial says not loaded.
[15:20] <john> is it possible for the radeon 9200 to work well in linux?
[15:20] <mib_5h5fna82> Hey guys i got a question that some noobs are having trouble hwo do i make a keyboard shortcut for emotying in the trash bin? on the new ubuntu
[15:20] <Piet> code-shah: but there can be some cables which contain small chips to make them proprietary to possibly allow their vendors to make more money since those ar enon-standard.
[15:20] <mikebeecham> sipior: nothing happened when I entered that
[15:20] <sipior> mikebeecham: entered what?
[15:20] <mikebeecham> sftp -v mike@(ip address)
[15:21] <mikebeecham> within terminal it just says "connection to (ip address) port 22
[15:21] <mikebeecham> and nothing else
[15:21] <john> is it possible for a computer with an ATI radeon 9200 to work  in linux anywhere near as well as in windows xp? All my flash/3D games/graphics are sloooooooow on linux :(
[15:21] <Vxn> Sorry folks, having more problems. Trying to resize windows partition to fit ubuntu onto my HD. I know I have about 50 gigs free on the drive, but gparted tells me I the drive is completely full. Before I unmounted the drive, it showed the free space. Any ideas?
[15:22] <sipior> mikebeecham: can you try "ping <ip address>", and then "ssh <ip address> -l <username>"
[15:22] <Piet> code-shah: which modem are you trying to connect to?
[15:22] <chuck_> Vinceman, Am a little confused you downloaded a tar file of a program you want to install
[15:22] <mhall119|work> mikebeecham: does ssh work?
[15:22] <mikebeecham> sipior: I've just tried pining and thats fine...sec on the ssh
[15:22] <code-shah> piet, i thik i just found some instructions on ubuntuforums - im going to try them
[15:22] <KnePiG-> Yo
[15:23] <mikebeecham> waiting
[15:23] <tommacco> john: try getting a linux driver directly from ati
[15:23] <john> can anyone help? I've been trying to migrate to linux for a week now
[15:23] <francesco_> Hello there. I have a question. I need to optimize the space in my HDD. Is there any utility like 'defrag' in Ubuntu/Linux that I can use?
[15:23] <mikebeecham> sipior: nothing is happening here
[15:23] <john> the propriatary driver?
[15:23] <ralmar> Hey guys. I installed the kubuntu-desktop package over my Ubuntu (gnome) 9.04 installation a few weeks ago. A couple days ago I noticed the bootup splashscreen said "Kubuntu" instead of "Ubuntu" so I used the " sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so" command and changed the default artwork from kubuntu to Ubuntu. However today when I booted up I saw the Kubuntu splashscreen again. And after entering that same command in terminal I saw that the
[15:23] <ralmar> UBUNTU artwork was set as default so I dont understand why the Kubuntu one loaded up. Any ideas? Thanks
[15:23] <apot> my nautilus thumbnails are all the document loading clock png. anyone know what i might do to change this?
[15:24] <sipior> mikebeecham: if you're logged into the mac mini, can you connect using sftp to localhost? (sftp <user>@localhost)
[15:24] <Piet> code-shah: good luck
[15:24] <mhall119|work> ralmar: you have to update the initramfs
[15:24] <code-shah> :)
[15:24] <john> tommacco: i've been told that's no use with the radeon 9200 cos it's too old..
[15:24] <john> i'll try it tho
[15:24] <mikebeecham> mhall119|work: I've never had to set up ssh before, but Ubuntu has always named the conection sftp
[15:24] <code-shah> darnit, I did apt-get install udev-extras., when I plug in the usb modem it is apparently supposed to mount as zerocd device
[15:24] <crdlb> john: don't bother
[15:24] <francesco_>  Hello there. I have a question. I need to optimize the space in my HDD. Is there any utility like 'defrag' in Ubuntu/Linux that I can use?
[15:24] <mhall119|work> mikebeecham: sftp is FTP over an SSH connection
[15:24] <ralmar> mhall119|work, sorry, I dont know what that is or how to do it...
[15:24] <mhall119|work> ralmar: apt-get install startup-manager
[15:25] <john> crdlb: don't bother installing the driver or migrating :)
[15:25] <YaManicKill> can i very quickly get someone to say my name..i'm just testing something out
[15:25] <mhall119|work> that will let you change the boot splash, and rebuild your initramfs for you
[15:25] <crdlb> john: the former :)
[15:25] <Vxn> YaManicKill:
[15:25] <Vxn> How's that?
[15:25] <YaManicKill> Vxn: perfect :) thanks
[15:25] <Vxn> =]\
[15:25] <mikebeecham> mhall119|work: ok cool...well it's been working up until about half an hour ago...I can see the Mac Mini icon within 'network' on Ubuntu, but when I double-click it, I cant access anything.  The only thing that changed is that I uninstalled the gmstreamer plugin for gnomevfs, then reinstalled it
[15:25] <ralmar> mhall119|work,  it seems that package doesnt exist with that name...
[15:26] <francesco_>  Hello there. I have a question. I need to optimize the space in my HDD. Is there any utility like 'defrag' in Ubuntu/Linux that I can use?
[15:26] <mhall119|work> ralmar: startupmanager then?
[15:26] <sladen> ralmar: sudo update-initramfs
[15:26] <dooner> francesco_, define optimize?
[15:26] <crdlb> john: the linux version of flash is just slow in general, and the radeon driver is not very good at 3d (though that will improve eventually ...)
[15:26] <mikebeecham> mhall119|work: if I right click on the icon and choose 'permissions' I can see "the permissions of "Sftp" could not be determined"
[15:26] <Vxn> I need a hand with repartitioning. I know I have 50gigs of free space on my drive, but since I unmounted the disk, it isn't showing the free space. Any ideas?
[15:26] <mhall119|work> ralmar: or, from the command line just run: sudo update-initramfs
[15:27] <Vxn> I'm installying 9.04 hopefully
[15:27] <arvind_khadri> francesco_, gparted
[15:27] <john> crdlb: right.... so this is it for my linux experience with this computer?
[15:27] <crdlb> john: did you turn compiz off?
[15:27] <francesco_> dooner: My PC seems very slow. I need to erase some "crap". What can I do? Does exist something like 'defrag' or 'scandisk' undel Linux?
[15:27] <crdlb> john: how would I know that? :)
[15:27] <francesco_> gparted?
[15:27] <Dr_Willis> francesco_:  one rarely needs to defrag ext2/3 filesystems..  I have never had to in 10+ years
[15:27] <john> crdlb: :P
[15:27] <ralmar> mhall119|work,  yeah I just ran that.. now what? It should be a ton of parameters/options...
[15:27] <ralmar> thanks btw
[15:27] <john> crdlb: yeah compiz is off
[15:27] <arvind_khadri> francesco_, linux fs never fragment
[15:28] <grawity> francesco_: Generally, you don't _need_ to defgrament ext2/ext3. As for scandisk, it's called 'fsck' in Unix.
[15:28] <john> crdlb: grr ok well at least i know which graphics card to get if i upgrade ever :)
[15:28] <sipior> arvind_khadri: well, that's not true...
[15:28] <mhall119|work> ralmar: sorry, "sudo initramfs -k all"
[15:28] <grawity> arvind_khadri: They _do_ fragment. Only that happens less often than, say, on FAT32.
[15:28] <sladen> ralmar: simpler than that;  sudo update-usplash-theme ubuntu  will do all the pieces
[15:28] <francesco_> Ok, How can I erase temporary files that I don't need? How can I look for the files that I don't need?
[15:28] <indus> hi
[15:28] <platius> Vxn;   You might see what the latest Parted Magic finds   http://partedmagic.com/  if you haven't already
[15:28] <Dr_Willis> francesco_:  extra stuff thats not running.. wont slow down your linux box. :) things that are running.. might.
[15:28] <Piet> francesco_: ext3 file systems becomes slow when they are very full. free up some room if that is the case
[15:28] <mhall119|work> francesco_: uninstalling things won't necessarily make Ubuntu run faster
[15:28] <indus> sacarlson: hi
[15:28] <arvind_khadri> sipior, compared to Win fs , we can neglect the amount
[15:28] <Vxn> platius: I'm running on a live CD, will that work with a live instance?
[15:29] <indus> sacarlson: did he solve that nvidia issue?
[15:29] <francesco_> Dr_Willis: Do you mean spyware?
[15:29] <arvind_khadri> grawity, ya
[15:29] <sipior> arvind_khadri: most of the time, yes.
[15:29] <Dr_Willis> francesco_:  Huh?
[15:29] <mhall119|work> francesco_: no spyware for Ubuntu
[15:29] <arvind_khadri> sipior, and as in usual cases fsck runs after 28 boots or so, that defrag is removed if any
[15:29] <dooner> francesco_, we don't have that yet either :)
[15:29] <flintwingel> arvind_khadri:  unless you get up to >90% full of your FS
[15:29] <francesco_> What are these things running that could make my OS slower?
[15:30] <platius> Vxn;   You would boot into the parted magic cd and if you can repartion then reboot into live CD. A lot of work though.
[15:30] <ienorand> francesco_: It is normally not "crap" that slows down ubuntu, but rather some specific program which eats memory, faulty drivers or something like that.
[15:30] <VCoolio> francesco_: run 'top' in terminal or open system monitor to check what's eating cpu
[15:30] <mhall119|work> francesco_: could be any number of things.  Might not even be running programs.  What do you mean when you say it runs slow?
[15:30] <mikebeecham> sipior: is that a command to type into the mac terminal
[15:30] <sipior> arvind_khadri: fsck does not defrag filesystems.
[15:30] <Vxn> platius: True, I don't think it's usually this difficult to resize a windows partition. Do you know of any other way?
[15:30] <sacarlson> ﻿indus: no I just installed what you said but I still come up with the nv driver.  I guess I still have to edit the Xorg.conf
[15:31] <ienorand> francesco_: when did it start "running slow", what are you running now?
[15:31] <ranf> Vxn, the installer does this
[15:31] <francesco_> mhall119|work: I mean that mozilla has become a little shower noe.
[15:31] <arvind_khadri> sipior, ok
[15:31] <john> crdlb: so how would i get to a place where flash videos ran at good speeds?
[15:31] <ralmar> mhall119|work, sladen Thanks. That startupmanager looks sweet. Nice streamlined options
[15:31] <daybreak69> indus: yeah, i'm here. i'm just installed 9.04
[15:31] <mhall119|work> francesco_: if it's just mozilla, it could be an extension consuming too much memory
[15:31] <john> crdlb: more ram?
[15:31] <francesco_> When I try to watch videos in Youtube.
[15:31] <mhall119|work> does it get better if you close Mozilla and reopen it?
[15:31] <indus> daybreak69: heya
[15:31] <john> crdlb: more compatible graphics card?
[15:32] <daybreak69> indus: i will install now the driver again
[15:32] <sipior> mikebeecham: yes.
[15:32] <Piet> francesco_: start by clearing up your browser cache
[15:32] <daybreak69> indus: hope it's will work
[15:32] <remoteCTRL1> how can i actually view the contents of an open ssl server certificate?
[15:32] <mhall119|work> ralmar: no problem
[15:32] <mikebeecham> ok...sec
[15:32] <francesco_> I don't know. My PC is a little old. That could be the problem.
[15:32] <indus> daybreak69: :) me too
[15:32] <remoteCTRL1> how can i actually view the contents of an open ssl server certificate? human readable i mean..?
[15:32] <armada> franceso_: do you have any flash support libs installed?
[15:32] <crdlb> john: an alternate reality where adobe made a good flash player for linux
[15:32] <mhall119|work> remoteCTRL1: on Ubuntu?
[15:32] <jway> is there a way to write to another user in a terminal - that does not send information about the sender? "write" does send info..
[15:32] <ienorand> francesco_: mozilla is slow compared to...?
[15:32] <Vxn> ranf: The problem is that the installer isn't showing up the 50 gigs of free space on my disk
[15:32] <remoteCTRL1> mhall119|work: aye
[15:32] <francesco_> armada: Don't know.
[15:32] <platius> Vxn;   not sure why the live cd doesn't work.   I have had success using the parted magic cd in different types of situations
[15:32] <armada> francesco_: use this: sudo apt-get remove --purge libflashsupport flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[15:32] <mib_5h5fna82> Hey guys i got a question that some noobs are having trouble hwo do i make a keyboard shortcut for emotying in the trash bin? on the new ubuntu
[15:32] <francesco_> ienorand: Mozilla is slow now compared to the past.
[15:32] <mhall119|work> remoteCTRL1: I think openssl can print the contents in a terminal window, not sure what flags
[15:32] <john> crdlb: grrrr stubid adobe. In the uk i watch tv online through flash
[15:33] <Shaun> too late now, but does anyone know if its possible to pair a modern logitech mouse to its dongle in linux...they have no connect buttons and rely on software only for win/osx to pair...
[15:33] <john> crdlb: thanks for helping
[15:33] <remoteCTRL1> mhall119|work: errr... man pages then, thanks*g*
[15:33] <Piet> francesco_: if clearing the cache helps, then decrease the chache size to keep the speed improved.
[15:33] <francesco_> armada: Probably if I have an old computer I shouldn't update my OS. What do you think?
[15:33] <mhall119|work> remoteCTRL1: man pages are your friend
[15:33] <ienorand> francesco_: are you on 64bit?
[15:33] <armada> francesco_: how old? in MHz?
[15:33] <mhall119|work> francesco_: depends on the upgrade
[15:33] <francesco_> I have a Pentium IV AMD.
[15:34] <Vxn> platius: Ah. I can use parted magic as a live cd though?
[15:34] <francesco_> 2 GHz.
[15:34] <mhall119|work> that's not old
[15:34] <mikebeecham> sipior: yes, sftp on the mac works fine...I was able to log in
[15:34] <hector__> hi people i get this message when i start up the message says, Alert! /dev/disk/by-uuid/xxxxx-xxx-xx does not exist
[15:34] <mikebeecham> so issue is with Ubuntu somewhere
[15:34] <dooner> Shaun, i've never had an issues with any of my logitechs just plain working.  Is it bluetooth?
[15:34] <hector__> does anyone know how to fix this?
[15:34] <mhall119|work> francesco_: I'm running Ubuntu 9.04 on a P4 1.6GHz
[15:34] <flintwingel> Vxn: did windows shut down cleanly last time you used it? are you using compression on the windows partition?
[15:34] <Shaun> dooner: nope, just 2.4GHz
[15:34] <Piet> francesco_: "pentium" is an intel product line, either you have that or a product by amd
[15:34] <francesco_> mhall119|work: Do you always update your OS when you can?
[15:34] <ranf> Vxn, 50G free on NTFS partition or unpartitioned space?
[15:34] <mikebeecham> ahhhh sipior
[15:34] <sipior> mikebeecham: is your mini running the os x firewall? can you verify that incoming ssh connections are permitted?
[15:35] <mhall119|work> francesco_: yes
[15:35] <Mazugrazus> hi
[15:35] <mikebeecham> logging into sftp on mac, seems to have sorted the linux
[15:35] <platius> Vxn;   never done that so I don't know.
[15:35] <francesco_> mhall119|work: Does it cause you problems?
[15:35] <Vxn> flintwingel: Yeah, it did shut down cleanly, and no compression as far as I know. It stopped showing the free NTFS space when I unmounted it
[15:35] <mhall119|work> francesco_: sometimes, but not often
[15:35] <kara> hello, can anyone help me, got a question on setting up ubuntu9.04
[15:35] <armada> francesco_: did that command remove any libs?
[15:35] <Vxn> ranf: It's free space on an NTFS partition
[15:35] <mikebeecham> sipior: thanks SO much for your help!
[15:35] <francesco_> armada: I didn't try.
[15:35] <Mazugrazus> guys could you tell me how to create rule with iPtables? if i get ping i need to respond only if it comes from local network ?
[15:35] <mhall119|work> upgrading from 8.10 to 9.04 changed my drivers around, and I had to change some setting to get 3d performance back to where it should be
[15:35] <sipior> mikebeecham: glad you have it working
[15:35] <francesco_> What are these libs that I should remove?
[15:36] <dooner> Shaun, hmm both my wireless laser with dongle, and my little travel laser mouse,just worked?  have you tried it? do you get anything in dmesg showing it being detected ?
[15:36] <mikebeecham> sipior: me too...can I assume that it will auto mount on boot up?
[15:36] <Piet> kara: nobody can tell until you asked that question
[15:36] <armada> francesco_: try it, those packages have been notorious for making firefox unstable
[15:36] <Shaun> dooner: same, they're usually paired already, but not this time...i did have a bluetooth set but got sick of the weird issues that developed, like not connecting on boot every time, double keying after sleep, losing connectivity after bluez updates, kbluetooth not supporting the new bluez anywhere near as good as gnomes applet
[15:36] <bmorris> Whats the ubuntu package to connect to a postgres db?
[15:36] <francesco_> Repeat me the command please armada.
[15:36] <hector__> hi people i get this message when i start up the message says, Alert! /dev/disk/by-uuid/xxxxx-xxx-xx does not exist
[15:37] <armada> francesco_: sudo apt-get remove --purge libflashsupport flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[15:37] <Mazugrazus> anyone?
[15:37] <bmorris> ah right psql
[15:37] <kara> i want to encrypt my ubuntu with dualboot vista, in partition-dialog on ubuntu install i have to edit partitions manually? i cant get to the lvm-physically container for encryption dialog? howto do this?
[15:37] <sipior> mikebeecham: well, there's nothing extra to mount, really. it's just transferring files via ssh. you should certainly test your system to verify that the setup survives a reboot, however.
[15:37] <Shaun> dooner: yeah my vx nano laptop mouse worked out of the box, this mx1100 didnt..dmesg detected it and set it up as a mouse, but i had to go to windows to pair it to the dongle, was quite annoying
[15:37] <flintwingel> kara: this may help http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu_dm_crypt_luks
[15:37] <daybreak69> indus: damn, it's still low graphics mode!! >_<
[15:38] <indus> daybreak69: hehe
[15:38] <francesco_> armada: I have another problem you could help me with. I have some problems with some PDF files. Some big PDF files are very hard to open, when I do, Ubuntu gets very slow. What could it be?
[15:38] <Wolfman2000> Morning.  I just did an aptitude update, and I noticed something strnage in the current status: 1 update, 806 new [+13].  Are there 806 new packages or just 13 new?
[15:38] <indus> daybreak69: have u installed the drivers?
[15:38] <sacarlson> ﻿Mazugrazus: did you look at firestarter  it might make it easyer to figure out.  if it won't set it up perfect maybe just modifiy it from there.
[15:38] <kara> thx flintwingel , i will take a look
[15:38] <Shockrates> hello
[15:38] <daybreak69> indus: yeah
[15:38] <Shockrates> does anyone know how to use vdownmix plugin for alsa? (downmixer)
[15:38] <indus> daybreak69: hardware drivers status?
[15:38] <Mazugrazus> sacarlson:  where to luck?
[15:38] <francesco_> Could those pdf files be damaged?
[15:38] <armada> francesco_: I wouldn't know, never had any problems with PDF files
[15:38] <daybreak69> indus: wait a sec
[15:38] <hector__> hi can anyone help me?
[15:39] <bobsaccamano> hi..my external usb drive is not being detected by ubuntu..it was working fine until a while ago..
[15:39] <daybreak69> indus: "This driver is activate and in use"
[15:39] <bengl> i'm trying to run "find . -name *.jpg" but a bunch of subdirectories have french accented characters and whatnot, and find is breaking on those, any ideas?
[15:39] <indus> ya coo;
[15:39] <indus> cool
[15:39] <francesco_> I've downloaded them from the internet. They are big, and it seems that Ubuntu gets slower when it tries to load them. What do you think?
[15:39] <indus> glxinfo | grep rendering
[15:40] <daybreak69> indus: same stuff as before
[15:40] <indus> Section "Module"
[15:40] <indus> 	Load	"glx"
[15:40] <indus> EndSection
[15:40] <indus> can u try add this to xorg
[15:40] <redwood> how to set up shared folder with ubuntu running inside virtualbox with xp as host system
[15:40] <redwood> ?
[15:40] <indus> daybreak69: Section "Module"
[15:41] <indus> 	Load	"glx"
[15:41] <indus> EndSection
[15:41] <daybreak69> indus: just edit the xorg file?
[15:41] <ranf> Vxn, you need to shrink that NTFS partition. The installer can do this
[15:41] <zeks> hi! did anyone get constant crashes of video and audio players on 9.04 ?
[15:41] <indus> daybreak69: probably wont work but worth a try
[15:41] <francesco_> They are manuals of something I am interested in. These manuals have been scanned and converted into these pdf files. Some of them are very slow to load. Could they be damaged?
[15:41] <Dr_Willis> redwood:  virtualbox has a 'shared' directory feature. you can enable in the configs. then load the guest addations, and mount the 'shared directory'
[15:41] <Vxn> ranf: I'm going to give it another go mate, I'll get back to you if it doesn't happen
[15:41] <indus> daybreak69: i think u didnt restart pc after installing nvidia??
[15:41] <Dr_Willis> redwood:  check the virtualbox docs. or one of themany web sites that discusss it.
[15:41] <daybreak69> indus: this lines is already there
[15:42] <indus> hmm cool
[15:42] <daybreak69> indus: also the driver i install is version 190
[15:42] <indus> daybreak69: 180 u mean
[15:42] <daybreak69> indus: yeah, sorry
[15:42] <zeks> my audio seem to be crashing every 5 minutes or so.... it gets screeching and onto really fatforward then crashes
[15:42] <zeks> fast*
[15:42] <indus> daybreak69: so its still giving missing glx?
[15:42] <daybreak69> indus: yeah
[15:42] <daybreak69> indus: it's seems like it dosn't seems the card
[15:43] <indus> daybreak69: problem with card/?
[15:43] <indus> daybreak69: works in windows?
[15:43] <daybreak69> indus: yeah...
[15:43] <_PiLoT_> has anyone found out a way to get rid oi the orange safegaurd error while using mobile broadband?
[15:43] <daybreak69> indus: this card never do problems to me
[15:43] <indus> use pastebin and tell me mmm  wait
[15:43] <allexxx> μήπως υπάρχει κάποιος τρόπος downloading απο το youtube, χωρίς έξτρα μηχανές?             thanks
[15:43] <indus> paste lsmod
[15:44] <daybreak69> what is lsmod?
[15:44] <apostle> how do I reclaim unused memory....I have 8 gigs and free -m saids that 4 gigs is being used
[15:44] <RPS> Hello Guys, I'm in the process of upgrading from 8.10 to 9.04 and I got a message. "Replace the customized configuration file '/etc/gdm/gdm.conf'?" The info looks like personal login stuff and custom window color stuff. Can I just keep it? I have the option of Keep or Replace.
[15:44] <indus> daybreak69: terminal coomand
[15:44] <daybreak69> indus: oh ok
[15:44] <LjL> apostle: it's being cached. it's reclaimed by the kernel when it's needed.
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> apostle:  why do you need to? let linux manage the memory as it wants.. this isent windows. :)
[15:44] <indus> !pastebin > daybreak69
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> #3 on the 'bad habbits windows users bring to linux' -> worrying about ram ussage.
[15:45] <RPS> I'm doing an upgrade, not a fresh install
[15:45] <LjL> !gr | allexxx
[15:45] <Vxn> ranf: It says the amount of space used on the drive is unknown, and then gives me an option to use as a particular file system and set a mount point
[15:45] <bluegoon> How do you format a memory stick in Ubuntu 9.04?
[15:45] <daybreak69> indus: http://pastebin.com/m5a0f6c12
[15:46] <Dr_Willis> bluegoon:  you format the file system.. if its sdc1  you can do a 'sudo mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdc1'  is one way. (GET THE /dev/XXX right)
[15:46] <chillgates> 8-)
[15:46] <indus> daybreak69: hmm not being used
[15:46] <indus> daybreak69: agp card?
[15:46] <daybreak69> indus: yeah
[15:46] <musiq_> How to configure xorg.conf from command-line system?
[15:47] <ranf> Vxn, is that hte alternate CD?
[15:47] <indus> daybreak69:dont worry just curious
[15:47] <bluegoon> Dr_Willis: hey again :) dude i can specify ntfs right?
[15:47] <daybreak69> indus: ok..
[15:47] <Dr_Willis> bluegoon:  no idea. I dont recall ever trying  to MAKE a ntfs under linux. it might need some extra commands
[15:47] <daybreak69> indus: so what do you think i should do? back to windows? >:
[15:47] <indus> daybreak69: what monitor
[15:47] <Vxn> ranf: Shouldn't be, it's a 32bit installer which I'm putting onto an AMD64
[15:47] <Dr_Willis> bluegoon:  you could use mkfs.vfat :)
[15:47] <Piet> musiq_: either edit it directly using a text editor such as nano, pico, vim,... or use dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[15:47] <daybreak69> indus: SAMSUNG SyncMaster T190
[15:48] <bluegoon> Dr_Willis: sweet dude, thanks :)
[15:48] <ranf> Vxn, desktop CD then
[15:48] <Vxn> ranf: Yes mate
[15:48] <daybreak69> indus: it's conencted with DVI to this pc and with VGA to the ubuntu pc
[15:48] <indus> daybreak69: lcd? digital input
[15:48] <daybreak69> indus: yes it's lcd
[15:48] <jway> how do I get the ip address from a user logged on to my machine via ssh
[15:48] <indus> daybreak69: u have dual displays?
[15:48] <bluegoon> Dr_Willis: reason being, saw a virus on the stick, if i just delete all the contents, that will have removed all the naughty hidden files and folders as well no?
[15:48] <daybreak69> indus: mmm. yeah
[15:48] <indus> daybreak69: i mean please explain
[15:48] <musiq_> Piet: it doesn't find the command dpkg-reconfigure
[15:48] <indus> daybreak69: ok dear that wont work
[15:49] <daybreak69> indus: why not? >:
[15:49] <ranf> Vxn, what does it say exactly
[15:49] <Dr_Willis> bluegoon:  ive not seen any way to 'hide' files on vfat..  not looked into it lately.. format it if you want.. it wont take 30 sec proberly..
[15:49] <indus> daybreak69: i dont know but first lets make it a single display
[15:49] <daybreak69> indus: i mean i use same display with two PCs
[15:49] <indus> daybreak69: hmm what is that like?
[15:49] <bluegoon> Dr_Willis: Thanks again man :)
[15:49] <Piet> musiq_: run it through sudo, i.e. sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[15:49] <captivus> jway: netstat
[15:49] <daybreak69> indus: it's connected with DVI to this PC, and with VGA to ubuntu PC
[15:49] <indus> daybreak69: the video signal is coming from which pc then ????
[15:50] <Vxn> ranf: Device; dev/sda1, Type; NTFS, Size; 152800, Used; unknown
[15:50] <daybreak69> indus: the display can take input from two PCs
[15:50] <luist> does anyone know what is to create a web1 partition?
[15:50] <indus> daybreak69: could you please disconnect this pc
[15:50] <greger6> ban!!
[15:50] <daybreak69> indus: yeah... and then connected the DVI to ubuntu PC?
[15:51] <Vxn> ranf: Then when in "Edit partition" it says Use as; (then a file type, ntfs ext3 etc etc)
[15:51] <Vxn> Then mount point with the options /dos or /windows
[15:51] <indus> daybreak69: connect ubuntu pc with monitor :|
[15:51] <newbi> hi,every ubuntu and kubuntu 9.04 that i get and want to install, i get an error, md5 are correct
[15:51] <Piet> luist: i don't think this exists
[15:51] <indus> daybreak69: 6600 gt what output are you using?
[15:51] <indus> daybreak69: dvi?
[15:51] <Piet> luist: what are you trying to do? are you following some how-to which explains how to setup a web server maybe?
[15:52] <devendra> hello guys
[15:52] <devendra> i have jauty upgrade
[15:52] <chillgates> me too : /
[15:52] <devendra> and my network manager applet is disabled and not connected
[15:52] <chillgates> :P
[15:52] <ranf> Vxn, it's so long ago that I installed. I feel lost right now.
[15:52] <devendra> it says "device not managed"
[15:52] <coldboot> What's a good RSS reader for Firefox that's not crap? Foxmarks hogs the cpu for several seconds when it updates, so I'd say it's crap. You also can't search with it...
[15:52] <devendra> i am completely new to this
[15:52] <chillgates> probably no driver
[15:53] <Vxn> ranf: Mate, so do I. I think I might just forget the dual boot thing and get rid of windows
[15:53] <devendra> but earlier it worked
[15:53] <chillgates> :(
[15:53] <Vxn> ranf: I'm so fed up of trying to keep windows..
[15:53] <Vxn> Might just let it go
[15:53] <devendra> i am using pppeo to connect to internet
[15:53] <chillgates> see all connections are correct
[15:53] <chillgates> why u need ppp. just use dsl.
[15:53] <ranf> Vxn, do you have more than one computer?
[15:53] <sipior> coldboot: google reader
[15:53] <indus> daybreak69: hello?
[15:53] <luist> Piet: well im going to mount 2 / to use ubuntu, one for the stable version and other for the newest version, while i configure the new one i use the old one
[15:53] <john> Can anyone tell me /guide me to the guide that i can't find when searching for how to install the .rpm propriatory driver from ati onto ubuntu?
[15:54] <Vxn> ranf: In the house, yeah.
[15:54] <devendra> i tried but it is not connecting
[15:54] <ubuntu> Helloo Guys
[15:54] <chillgates> aah
[15:54] <chillgates> what isp
[15:54] <ranf> Vxn, I think that eases the decision.
[15:54] <indus> john:u need to install package alien from synaptic
[15:54] <indus> !alien
[15:54] <coldboot> sipior: It's not for firefox, it's a web application. I need one that's a local program because I have internal RSS feeds at work that Reader can't get to.
[15:54] <ubuntu> Ho To augmente the performance and reliability of ubuntu Jaunty
[15:55] <luist> Piet: but i was told to create one filesystem for each one... and something about web 1
[15:55] <devendra> iam in india using the bsnl dataone broadband
[15:55] <LjL> john: why in the world would you install the *RPM* from ATI?
[15:55] <Vxn> ranf: Aye, does a bit, doesn't it. I'll give one last try at making another partition. If that fails, it's goodbye to windows.
[15:55] <zeks> so, did anyone experienced constant audio crashes on Jaunty?
[15:55] <devendra> i have adsl modem connected through wrt54g router
[15:55] <chillgates> me too on bsnl and it working nice
[15:55] <daybreak69> indus: don't work either
[15:55] <ubuntu>  Ho To augmente the performance and reliability of ubuntu Jaunty
[15:55] <LjL> john: Ubuntu doesn't use RPM. also, Ubuntu comes with ATI drivers
[15:55] <Piet> luist: ok, so where does web 1 come into play there?
[15:55] <indus> daybreak69: right now how is the display set up?
[15:55] <john> LjL: i'm trying to get flash/3d games to work on linux somewhere near how they do on windoze
[15:55] <Piet> luist: do you want to provide the url where you read this?
[15:55] <platius> Vxn;   parted magic is just a 93mb download and it is a nice to have.  You might try it before getting rid of windows.
[15:56] <LjL> john: installing an RPM of system software is not the way to do that. it's the way to utterly break your system.
[15:56] <LjL> !ati > john    (john, see the private message from ubottu)
[15:56] <Vxn> platius: Does it work on windows?
[15:56] <zeks> also, at the same time audio broke  virtualbox started to fail closing imagesproperly
[15:56] <john> Ljl: ooo
[15:56] <musiq_> Piet: I've found it, i'm going to try it.
[15:56] <crdlb> john: if you really want to install the proprietary driver you would have to go back to ubuntu 6.10, which is no longer supported (or 6.06 which is only supported for another month)
[15:56] <daybreak69> indus: right now i connect it again with the VGA cable
[15:56] <daybreak69> indus: to ubuntu pc
[15:56] <ubuntu> A Black screen when im log to my PC
[15:56] <john> poopoo
[15:56] <platius> Just boot into it, it is very sraight forward to use.
[15:56] <NativeAngels> whats a good firewall to use with ubuntu server edition
[15:56] <chillgates> just giving username and pass at dsl tab.
[15:56] <john> you think another version of linux might work better?
[15:56] <indus> daybreak69: how many outputs does ur card have?
[15:57] <john> like opensuse
[15:57] <john> ?
[15:57] <ubuntu> Firestarter
[15:57] <daybreak69> indus: one
[15:57] <platius> Vxn Just boot into it, it is very straight forward to use.
[15:57] <indus> daybreak69: dvi?
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[15:57] <daybreak69> indus: VGA
[15:57] <sipior> coldboot: looks like you're stuck googling for "rss", "firefox" and "app" :-)
[15:57] <crdlb> john: no, you'd be using the same driver on all of them
[15:57] <john> oh.
[15:57] <Vxn> platius: Boot into it while using linux you mean? I'm a bit confused
[15:57] <devendra> yes chillgates it was worked earlier with interpid
[15:57] <devendra> now what is wrong
[15:57] <john> thanks for the help! (i was following suggestions from the forums even though i thought they were silly)
[15:57] <devendra> in winxp it is working
[15:58] <chillgates> i didnt know previous versions. i just tested them live but i installled jaunty fully
[15:58] <NativeAngels> ok
[15:58] <ubuntu> when im browse videos in Youtube my pc slowdown
[15:58] <chillgates> it working 90% well
[15:58] <_PiLoT_> is anyone here knowing the apn for the icon 225 for orange uk
[15:58] <platius> Vxn  you boot into the parted magic cd you have burned, it is independent system
[15:58] <chillgates> still trying to work with ms webcam and some others
[15:58] <_PiLoT_> i keep getting an orange safeguard warning
[15:58] <Tom_getoffmynick> 12.
[15:58] <Vxn> platius: Ah, that makes sense.
[15:58] <ubuntu> Firefox take 156 Of Ram
[15:59] <Vxn> platius: I'll give that a try, cheers
[15:59] <Tusker> heya guys, have just upgraded to jaunty, and for some reason my shell variables are not being exported from my .icewm/startup anymore... anyone know of any change that affects shell environment in X ?
[15:59] <Vxn> ranf: Cheers for your help mate, see you later.
[15:59] <ranf> Vxn, bye
[15:59] <luist> Piet: not an url, some person in my company... ill have to wait him to come back :)
[15:59] <coldboot> sipior: Too bad it's all crap.
[15:59] <ubuntu> Help Me Firefox take 156 Of Ram
[15:59] <chillgates> lol
[15:59] <chillgates> it takes more ram than that
[15:59] <indus> daybreak69: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[15:59] <daybreak69> indus:
[15:59] <chillgates> clear cache and offline webdata
[16:00] <daybreak69> indus: ok, wait a sec
[16:00] <ubuntu> Firefox take 156 Of Ram
[16:00] <devendra> also chillgates when i bood using the jaunty live cd it started working
[16:00] <devendra> sorry *boot
[16:00] <sipior> coldboot: don't know what to tell you. write your own? rss is pretty straightforward, lots of useful libraries about.
[16:00] <chillgates> hmm thats weird
[16:00] <devendra> yeah shall i reinstall everything after taking backup
[16:00] <indus> daybreak69: now when u restart X u should get a window with options
[16:00] <devendra> i don't want to do that now :(
[16:01] <_PiLoT_> can anyone help? my icon 225 will work with ubuntu 9.04 but its blocking a lot of pages
[16:01] <chillgates> i have strange probs with jaunty. it dont allow router settings to made in browser. does not open 192.168.1.1
[16:01] <ubuntu> Firefox take 156 Of Ram
[16:01] <indus> daybreak69: select trouble shoot graphics
[16:01] <Piet> luist: so you want a dual boot setup, is this correct?
[16:01] <_PiLoT_>  ubuntu and whats the problem
[16:01] <chillgates> when connection to server dead
[16:01] <chillgates> but xp allows to open router even server not working
[16:01] <ubuntu> Firefox take 156 Of Ram i want to reduce the quantity of firefox ram
[16:01] <devendra> its only with the my interpid to jaunty upgrade on desktop
[16:02] <devendra> yes
[16:02] <devendra> eth0 is not shown
[16:02] <devendra> is it required
[16:02] <chillgates> upgrading sucks. i dont know anything about linux backups etc
[16:02] <daybreak69> indus: i write it
[16:02] <devendra> i am struggling this from two days now
[16:02] <devendra> don't know what to do
[16:03] <devendra> will do the fresh install otherwise on weekend
[16:03] <sipior> ubuntu: browse fewer pages :-) unless you're running short of memory, it's not much to worry about, though.
[16:03] <bobsaccamano> hi..any good resources on customizing ubuntu desktop..from scratch
[16:03] <chillgates> for internet connection ?
[16:03] <bobsaccamano> ?
[16:03] <ubuntuBoy> Speed Up Firefox
[16:03] <musiq_> Piet: thanks it worked,
[16:03] <daybreak69> indus: what to do now? restart?
[16:03] <devendra> yes with live cd as itis working
[16:03] <ubuntuBoy> Ho to Speed Up firefox In Ubuntu Jaunty
[16:03] <indus> ctl alt backspace
[16:03] <daybreak69> indus: ok
[16:03] <puddle> h,m
[16:04] <indus> select troubleshoot
[16:04] <chillgates> i like jaunty. its almost working like windows. open all files on NTFS :)
[16:04] <devendra> thanks guys
[16:05] <ubuntuBoy> Guys you have some things to do for speed Up Ubuntu Jaunty
[16:05] <tiba765> suport on potuguese? pelase
[16:05] <Amigadude> still looking for a filesystem that linux, xp & os x like...
[16:05] <Pici> !pt | tiba765
[16:05] <sipior> ubuntuBoy: you'll need to be more specific, i think.
[16:05] <daybreak69> indus: nooooo it's don't work too :(((((((
[16:05] <hacktolive> does anyone know how to do this: http://hacktolive.org/wiki/File:Apturl_thunderbird.png
[16:05] <Piet> ubuntuBoy: remove unneeded or badly performing extensions, clear the cache one, if that makes it faster then decrease the cache size permanently.
[16:05] <daybreak69> indus: i think it's time to back to windows :(
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[16:06] <indus> daybreak69: what does hardware restricted driver say>?
[16:06] <Piet> ubuntuBoy: this was meant to say "clear the cache onCe"
[16:06] <daybreak69> indus: that nvidia driver is activated
[16:06] <Piet> ubuntuBoy: do what exactly
[16:06] <indus> daybreak69: hmm
[16:06] <Piet> ?
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[16:06] <rreyes> Hi all... Anyone around with experience on having openVPN configured and working on Ubuntu? I need to conect to a sonicwall NSA 2400 VPN and I am getting some error messages that have me clueless
[16:06] <indus> daybreak69: activated where iamthiking
[16:06] <indus> daybreak69: can u check the cables?
[16:06] <sliwek> Hi, need help with HP PAVILION DV-5 with Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) (problem is that there is no sound in laptop speakers) headphones work well
[16:06] <ninza> anyone know if 9.04 has its maximize/minimize bug fixed for ATI radeon in dell studio?
[16:07] <ubuntu_> hi people ??
[16:07] <daybreak69> indus: what to you mean?
[16:07] <PC-Ente> huhu
[16:07] <daybreak69> indus: *do
[16:07] <indus> daybreak69: what kind of cable connects to monitor?
 Some Commands to remove unneeded or badly performing extensions, clear the cache one, if that makes it faster then decrease the cache size permanently
[16:07] <melter> what setting do i need to put in dhclient.conf to request a specific address from the dhcp server?
[16:07] <chillgates> who is using vlc 0.99 here
[16:07] <Piet> ubuntuBoy: you can clear the cache and decrease the cache size in preferences. to access preferences, use the menu.
[16:07] <indus> daybreak69: i have a question? do u have onboard graphics?
[16:07] <slobad23> how do i connect to my exchange server mailbox in linux?
[16:08] <daybreak69> indus: no
[16:08] <ninza> !whois indus
[16:08] <indus> daybreak69: sure ???
[16:08] <daybreak69> indus: yeah
[16:08] <daybreak69> indus: i have only the 6600GT
[16:08] <ninza> whois indus
[16:08] <sliwek> Hi, need help with HP PAVILION DV-5 with Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) (problem is that there is no sound in laptop speakers) headphones work well
[16:08] <indus> what athe hell lol
[16:08] <hacktolive> anyone familiar with zenity?
[16:08] <indus> whois
[16:08] <LjL> ninza: /whois indus
[16:08] <ninza> !whois ninza
[16:08] <slobad23> is there a way to access my exchage server mailbox without using outlook web access?
[16:08] <Piet> ubuntuBoy: Edit -> Preferences and Extra -> Add-ons
[16:08] <dooner> slobad23, pretty sure there is a plug in for evolution that does that
[16:08] <elisboa> hacktolive: whtats the deal?
[16:08] <slobad23> dooner, thanks
[16:08] <daybreak69> indus: :(
[16:08] <indus> daybreak69: can u go into bios?
[16:09] <ninza> thx @ LjL
[16:09] <indus> daybreak69: ok never mind
[16:09] <dooner> slobad23, but as I don't have access to an exchange box, I not sure for sure how it works :)
[16:09] <slobad23> dooner, is that the only way?  are there no conversion tools for the mailbox itself so that i can open it in plain text etc?
[16:09] <daybreak69> indus: yes i can
[16:09] <hacktolive> elisboa: I would like to make something like this in zenity: http://hacktolive.org/w/images/Apturl_thunderbird.png
[16:09] <shanix_> IF we go to desktop and press F5, it refresh the desktop, but where does that defined in gnome ???
[16:09] <elisboa> lemme see...
[16:09] <dooner> slobad23, open it in plain text?
[16:09] <indus> daybreak69: check primary display device
[16:09] <dooner> slobad23, you mean in something like alpine?
[16:09] <daybreak69> indus: ok, it will take a second
[16:09] <indus> k
[16:10] <indus> can i see u in 10 min?
[16:10] <slobad23> dooner, i would like to be able to just read through the mailbox without having it in outlook mailbox format. If i could just read it with a regular command line email client, that would be great
[16:10] <elisboa> hacktolive: it's perfectly possible. I suggest you start learning dialog in any howto, then convert the code to zenity
[16:10] <sliwek> Hi, need help with HP PAVILION DV-5 with Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) (problem is that there is no sound in laptop speakers) headphones work well (UBUNTU 9.04)
[16:10] <elisboa> hacktolive: there is nothing much to change, though
[16:10] <indus> daybreak69: i need to clean my pc brb 10 min make sure u set primary to agp in bios
[16:10] <dooner> slobad23, i *think* it is possible to share an exchange box via imap,but I have no idea how todo it, and it is really OT for here...
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[16:11] <slobad23> dooner, i appreciat that. thanks for the help :)
[16:11] <kaffien> is easy peasy 1.1 jaunty 9.04?
[16:11] <Piet> ubuntuBoy: it's Edit -> Preferences.
[16:11] <kaffien> or do you still have to run an upg?
[16:11] <dooner> slobad23, easiest way would be to use evolution. (unless you are the admin of the exchange box...(
[16:11] <ubuntuBoy> Where That In Firefox or in Ubuntu
[16:11] <neutrinomass> Hello. I've got a conexant AC97 sound card. Under ubuntu, the middle jack of the card (which has a weird symbol on it) served as line out (there's a separate headphones jack). I tripped over my speakers and the headphones jack broke inside the laptop so now I want to make the lineout serve as a headphones jack. Problem is, it doesn't work at all under 8.10 and I'm also affected by bug #222192. Any help would be appreciated, 
[16:12] <tatters> anyone using virtualbox 2.2.2 and jaunty have issues with usb?
[16:12] <Piet> ubuntuBoy: firefox
[16:12] <ubuntuBoy> ok
[16:12] <hacktolive> elisboa: the problem is the collapsible description, I can find it in the man page for zenity
[16:12] <sliwek> can anyone help with HP PAVILION DV-5 with Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) (problem is that there is no sound in laptop speakers) headphones work well (UBUNTU 9.04)
[16:12] <Slart> tatters: are you using the OSE version from the repos? or the one from the virtualbox site?
[16:12] <Dr_Willis> tatters:  i though the virtualbox in the repos has usb 'disabled'  You need virtualbox from the vbox homepage for it to work. (and ive not messed with the usb stuff in ages in vbox, i recall it was a pain but i did get it working)
[16:12] <Piet> sliwek: i would think you just need to fix your mixer settings
[16:13] <tatters> the one from the vbox repos
[16:13] <q_> who wanted to install Truecrypt?
[16:13] <zxd__> you
[16:13] <q_> appart from me :)
[16:13] <Slart> tatters: what problems are you having with the usb stuff?
[16:13] <q_> I did i
[16:13] <q_> t
[16:13] <elisboa> hacktolive: thats something I wouldnt know how to handle
[16:14] <sliwek> piet: I`ve tested all output devices in mixer and none seems to play in speakers, still headphones works on few outputs but no speakers
[16:14] <hacktolive> thanks anyway elisboa...
[16:14] <tatters> Sorry my mistake I have added vbox site to my source list
[16:14] <Piet> sliwek: make sure you have all the mixers available that you need, it's possible that you need to activate more in the mixer preferences, so you can actually access and unmute them
[16:14] <tatters> The devices are seen by the virtual machine but they refuse to power on
[16:15] <sliwek> piet: brb, gonna check them out now
[16:15] <bob__> hea guys i have a question i just got a new videocard and when i put it in it dosent show the screen when i put it in
[16:15] <melter> what setting do i need to put in dhclient.conf to request a specific address from the dhcp server?
[16:15] <Slart> melter: I don't think that's something the dhcp protocol can do.. I'm not sure though
[16:15] <gbrl> ummh
[16:15] <Piet> sliwek: i was referrint to "mixer tracks" actually, not mixers
[16:15] <Dr_Willis> tatters:  i recall having to enable the usb devvices in the vbbox configs.. then while the OS was running in vbox having to use the menus again .. (this was just a thumbdrive i used ages ago)
[16:15] <bob__> anyone have any ideas?
[16:16] <melter> Slart: dhcpcd can do it using -s, so i know it's possible
[16:16] <melter> Slart: DHCP_INFORM
[16:16] <bob__> anyone in here know how to get video card to work correctly?
[16:16] <walli1> e-machine,vista not shutting down
[16:17] <Slart> melter: interesting.. let me do some reading..
[16:17] <SirErugor> melter, maybe you could look at the fixed-address option?
[16:17] <Niv3k> Help with keeping audio/digital checked. it resets on reboot.
[16:17] <melter> SirErugor: isn't that for static ips?
[16:17] <SirErugor> melter, it is used to set the ip address of a particular lease.. but yeah, I think so
[16:17] <sacarlson> ﻿melter: you want a cirtain computer to be setup as a static address from dhcp?  I know you can setup dhcpd to go by mac address to fix an address.
[16:18] <Niv3k> Using alsa mixer
[16:18] <JohnN> hiya
[16:18] <Piet> bob__ this can have a lot of reasons, it's hard to tell without further information
[16:18] <melter> sacarlson: no, not a fixed ip, and i don't control the dhcp server
[16:18] <bob__> what do you need to know?
[16:19] <Piet> bob__ make sure the video card is properly seated in a compatible slot (e.g. no in a pcie 1x slot when the card needs a 8x)
[16:19] <slashzul> whats the command to view size of ramfs ? I created a ramdisk but doesnt show up on df command
[16:19] <bob__> ok one sec
[16:19] <melter> SirErugor: i'll play around with fixed-address and see what happens
[16:20] <JohnN> any way to get a decent rez out of an nvidia card without messing about editing config files in a text editor?
[16:20] <walli1> e-machine is new,ubuntu shuts it down
[16:20] <SirErugor> melter, I think I misread what you wanted to do because I looked at the dhclient.conf manual ;) hehe
[16:20] <melter> SirErugor: that's what i've been doing, too
[16:21] <SirErugor> melter, maybe I didn't misunderstand you then.. hehe
[16:22] <Piet> bob__: if it still does not work, remove the card, start the system with onboard video (if you have any), enter bios and set your primary display adapter to the onboard chip (there should be some option allowing you to do so). this way, if the system cannot use the video card in the slot, it should use the onboard one, and you should at least be able to see some messages on screen
[16:22] <Flightbase> hi all
[16:22] <sliwek> piet: i`ve unmuted all available opyions in mixer and still nothin`
[16:22] <koufuku> Hey guys. Sorry to disturb you but i got a serious problem running World of Warcraft online game. Untill now, no problem but recently impossible to launche the game: "error 132: memory could not be read". Anyone knows about any solution please?
[16:22] <bob__> ok Piet it my mother board is compatable and i had it seated correctly..
[16:22] <Flightbase> i tried to upgrade from gutsy to hardy on amd64:  update-alternatives: internal error: /var/lib/dpkg/alternatives/lft corrupt: invalid update mode
[16:22] <bob__> i have kmod nvidia installed already should i uninstall it??
[16:22] <Niv3k> how can i keep audio/digital output checked(alsa mixer). resets on reboot
[16:23] <Piet> sliwek: hmm, then use lsmod to determine which sound card driver you are using and lspci to determine your sound card chipset, and search the internet for known issues with this chipset and driver.
[16:23] <SirErugor> melter, another thing you could try is to use the reject declaration.. then reject the subnet you don't want an IP from.. maybe?
[16:23] <RPS> Hello Guys, I went ahead an kept my settings, rebooted the computer and I'm now a happy Jackalope, but some of my friends call me worse ;)
[16:23] <sliwek> piet: K thnx
[16:23] <sipior> melter: can you use a "supersede option dhcp-requested-address" in the client configuration?
[16:24] <Piet> bob__: what do you mean by "it my mother board is compatable"?
[16:24] <bob__> how do i become root im having probblems doing it
[16:24] <bob__> the card is compatable with the motherboard
[16:24] <Dr_Willis> !sudo | bob__
[16:24] <Dr_Willis> bob__:  'sudo -s' or 'sudo -i' also.. depending on your needs.
[16:25] <q_> !gksudo
[16:25] <bob__> k thanks again but now back to the card
[16:25] <bob__> should i uninstalll kmod nvidia b4 i install the newa card?
[16:26] <Slart> melter: this looks promising.. https://lists.isc.org/pipermail/dhcp-users/2006-June/000935.html
[16:27] <CrazyMcCool> hey i know this is not the place...but its happening in ubntu...i try to run exec fluxbox but it keeps on saying not able to connect to Xserver
[16:27] <spm_Draget> Is there a channel especially for ubuntu-powerpc?
[16:27] <Piet> bob__: you don't need to, the x server will realize that something else is installed and that it needs to try a different driver. that is, unless you have manually configured X to use nvidia
[16:27] <Slart> !ppc
[16:27] <bob__> i dont think i have
[16:27] <slashzul> whats the command to view size of ramfs ? I created a ramdisk but doesnt show up on df command
[16:28] <spm_Draget> Slart: And now add a hilight, and everyone is happy =)
[16:28] <kixx> There has been a resource intensive process running on my laptop  (Jaunty) for the last 3 hours.  Any ideas what this might be, or what logs I can check to find out?
[16:28] <marcelo> caros, preciso de ajuda para instalar minha impressora
[16:28] <bob__> how do i uninstall kmod nvidia just incase
[16:28] <Piet> bob__: did you power off before connecting the new card? also, when you have the new card connected, does it seem like the system still boots, do you see any text on screen, like what the bios prints?
[16:28] <sipior> kixx: "top" would generally show the culprit process.
[16:29] <bob__> nothing
[16:29] <marcelo> alguém poderia me ajudar?
[16:29] <bob__> i dont see anything when i boot up
[16:29] <Oli``> I'm trying to pass arguments to time... but whatever I try, it just says it can't find the command, example (from man!!) time -f "%E real,%U user,%S sys" ls -Fs
[16:29] <Oli``> How can I get it to work?
[16:29] <Piet> bob__: ok, you answered question 2, now answer question 1, too
[16:29] <VCoolio> !es | marcelo
[16:29] <Slart> spm_Draget: bah.. =)
[16:29] <bob__> yea i turend it off....
[16:30] <marcelo> ok
[16:30] <bob__> it wasoff b4 i installed the card
[16:30] <marcelo> thanks
[16:30] <marcelo> I need help
[16:30] <Piet> bob__: alright, just making sure ;-)
[16:30] <bob__> heh
[16:30] <marcelo> install my printer all in one
[16:30] <bob__> how do i remove kmod
[16:30] <bob__> just incase
[16:30] <marcelo> anybody?
[16:30] <Piet> bob__: if you do not even see the bios text, it must be a hardware issue
[16:31] <snowcavalier> ifrebug
[16:31] <bob__> ok
[16:31] <bob__> but still
[16:31] <Piet> bob__: this is not related to ubuntu, any other operating system would not work either.
[16:31] <indus> daybreak69: hi
[16:31] <indus> daybreak69: now my graphics are messed up :)
[16:31] <kixx> sipior: thanks, it looks like w3m
[16:32] <Guayiyo> hello people
[16:32] <bob__> but still i would like to know how to remove it
[16:32] <VCoolio> marcelo: is there an error or don't you know where to start?
[16:32] <kixx> anybody know what w3m is in running process list?
[16:32] <VCoolio> kixx: commandline browser
[16:32] <sipior> kixx: it's a text-based web browser
[16:32] <Piet> bob__: i suggest you recheck your graphics cards' hardware installation guide and set your bios settings to failsafe/compatible mode
[16:33] <bob__> how do i do that
[16:33] <mpelit> Hi ^^
[16:33] <Guayiyo> anyone knows anything about HP scanners
[16:33] <Dr_Willis> !anyone
[16:33] <Guayiyo> for ubuntu?
[16:34] <Dr_Willis> Guayiyo:  i plugged mine in.. it worked... :)
[16:34] <kixx> sipior: VCoolio: thanks.  That can'be be eating all my resources... I'll keep checking.
[16:34] <Piet> bob__: how to remove the nvidia module depends on how you installed it. if it is a package, then you remove the package, if you installed using the nvidia installer, then use that to uninstall iut, too
[16:34] <bob__> can anyone tell me how to uninstall a program? please
[16:34] <bob__> like kmod nvidia
[16:34] <Dr_Willis> bob__:  how did you Install it?
[16:34] <bob__> i want it gone
[16:34] <resno> i know there use to be a way to keep items on different desktops from displaying.
[16:34] <Slart> bob__: sudo apt-get remove <packagename>
[16:34] <bob__> ok
[16:34] <sipior> kixx: which resources? memory? cpu cycles? hard disk space?
[16:34] <indus> hi
[16:34] <Slart> bob__: add a --purge if you want to remove config files and such too
[16:35] <Guayiyo> cables  are firmly pluged, have x-sane, hplip
[16:35] <alberto2000> help. my ubuntu is slow
[16:35] <indus> daybreak69: hi
[16:35] <alberto2000> got a slow ubuntu
[16:35] <Guayiyo> i guess no one
[16:35] <Johnny}{> hola
[16:36] <Johnny}{> buna
[16:36] <bob__> ill be right back
[16:36] <alberto2000> things are sluggish and laggy most of the time
[16:36] <alberto2000> whats wrong with my ubtunu?
[16:36] <Slart> Guayiyo: and you're running ubuntu 5.04 16bit version on an old macintosh?
[16:36] <kixx> sipior: memory, cpu cycles, constant disk read/write.  it has slowed the responsiveness of the system to useless... almost like an indexing cron job or something.
[16:36] <abama> how to assign event1 to touchscreen driver?
[16:36] <Guayiyo> no, amrunning 8.04.1
[16:37] <sipior> alberto2000: how much memory do you currently have?
[16:37] <Jack_Sparrow> !patience > alberto2000
[16:37] <resno> how do i hide running apps on different desktops?
[16:37] <Guayiyo> downloaded the kackend for hp scanjet 3300c
[16:37] <sipior> kixx: how long has it been a problem?
[16:37] <alberto2000> sipior: 4gb and running server kernel on jaunty
[16:38] <Guayiyo> still not recognize
[16:38] <ienorand> alberto2000:ubuntu version? intel vid card?
[16:38] <alberto2000> ienorand: jaunty, nvidia with proprietary driver
[16:38] <sipior> alberto2000: so what does "sluggish" mean? why, in other words, do you feel the computer is not running properly?
[16:39] <alberto2000> sipior: scrolling firefox is slow, switching between windows and other glitches
[16:39] <sipior> alberto2000: is it principally a problem with the speed of the desktop?
[16:39] <kixx> sipior: Today, for the first time.  It's been going to three hours.
[16:39] <Jack_Sparrow> alberto2000 SInce you went for a different kernel, what else is different from the base ubuntu install.  Any added repos in your sources list
[16:40] <nice_burger> how do i open an extra port - i'm trying to get apache to listen on some non standard port, so i can have a staging area for a website. so the production site would be at something.com and staging version at something.com:8199 or something. been going in circles, help appreciated
[16:40] <alberto2000> Jack_Sparrow: i just switched because of the 4gb ram whcih are not recognized with other kernel
[16:40] <kixx> sipior: I want to track it down before I shut the machine down.
[16:40] <Jack_Sparrow> alberto2000 that did not answer my question
[16:40] <Piet> nice_burger: you need another "Listen" directive
[16:40] <alberto2000> i didnt add any new repos in sources
[16:41] <sipior> kixx: when you run top, which processes are hanging out at the top of the cpu usage list?
[16:41] <Piet> nice_burger: see http://httpd.apache.com/docs/2.2
[16:41] <sipior> kixx: (besides top)
[16:41] <Jack_Sparrow> alberto2000 did you run any scripts that did?
[16:41] <nice_burger> Piet: is that in like /etc/apache2/ports.conf?          ok, will read that thanks
[16:41] <alberto2000> Jack_Sparrow: no i should know if i had
[16:41] <Piet> nice_burger: yes
[16:41] <benbloom> I need help with Java, Kubuntu8.04  and Firefox3
[16:41] <Kungen354646> how do i view what key im pressing down?
[16:42] <ubuntu-dev> join or die #openbsderos
[16:42] <Jack_Sparrow> alberto2000 sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list    (Provide Pastebin link in channel)      to be sure
[16:42] <alberto2000> Jack_Sparrow sipior: i just find that the macbooks of others run way smoother overall than my ubuntu
[16:42] <taz> hi..... firefox will not open...  how i can get firefox pop up
[16:42] <Piet> Kungen354646: direct your eyes towards the keyboard while typing
[16:42] <Kungen354646> funny
[16:42] <nice_burger> Piet: hmm, that link doesn't work (fyi) - but i'll find the docs and read ..
[16:42] <Slart> taz: try running "pkill -9 firefox" in a terminal.. then try again
[16:42] <taz> thanks
[16:43] <Kungen354646> i need to know the keycodes of special keys
[16:43] <Piet> nice_burger: ah sorry, it came directly from memory, wrong apparently
[16:43] <alberto2000> Jack_Sparrow: http://pastebin.com/d5f39deab
[16:43] <Slart> taz: sometimes firefox dies but hangs around in the background.. for me it's often flash heavy sites that cause this
[16:43] <Slart> Kungen354646: xev might be useful
[16:43] <kixx> sipior: multiload-apple, chipcardd4, Xorg, w3m, gnome-terminal, kswapd0
[16:44] <CrazyMcCool> ~/.xsession and put "exec startfluxbox" in it, then type startx | Would that work?
[16:44] <KnePiG-> exit
[16:44] <sipior> kixx: if you kill w3m, do things improve?
[16:44] <Kungen354646> Slart: how do i use it?
[16:44] <Jack_Sparrow> alberto2000 clean like you said..  Was it slow with the standard kernel
[16:44] <taz> which start with sudo  ---- pkill -9 firefox ????
[16:44] <Kungen354646> Slart: got it
[16:44] <alberto2000> Jack_Sparrow: yes actually it was slow already by then
[16:44] <spm_Draget> Could it be that HDMI is disabled on the ubuntu 9.04 powerpc-ps3 CD ? I only get a black screen
[16:45] <Slart> Kungen354646: you run xev in a terminal.. it will pop up a window you can play with.. check the terminal for output
[16:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !ppc > spm_Draget
[16:46] <kixx> sipior: Yeah, w3m was the culprit.  Any idea why?
[16:46] <sipior> kixx: depends on what pages it was viewing.
[16:46] <firewolf> Hallo!
[16:47] <kixx> sipior: I never use it, is there a cron job that uses it?
[16:47] <Jack_Sparrow> alberto2000 Have you run top to see what is sucking cpu cycles
[16:47] <orudie> question. Can someone recommend a web based tech support system to keep records of tech support calls to my organization ?
[16:47] <Piet> nice_burger: once you have the Listen directive in place, you also need to add VirtualHost directives for port 80 (you can use the existing definitions there) and the new port, like so <VirtualHost something.com:80></VirtualHost> <VirtualHost something.com:8199></VirtualHost>
[16:47]  * joeDeuce is searching the net for linux ported to the ARM processor...
[16:47] <sipior> kixx: not to my recollection
[16:47] <Jack_Sparrow> orudie  Offtopic
[16:47] <alberto2000> Jack_Sparrow: its mostly java (im using aptana ide) or firefox
[16:47] <firewolf> I should buy a notebook. What is better with Ubuntu 9.04: AMD + NVIDIA or INTEL + NVIDIA?
[16:48] <Slart> firewolf: doesn't really matter if you ask me
[16:48] <Jack_Sparrow> alberto2000 that did not answer my question
[16:48] <podecoet> I just installed the restricted nvidia drivers, and now my monitors native resolution isn't detected (1360x768 instead of 1920x1080) - the resolution isn't listed at all :(
[16:48] <Slart> firewolf: intels high-end processors is a bit more powerful than amd's.. but since it's a netbook I don't think there will be much of a difference..
[16:48] <alberto2000> Jack_Sparrow: well java is sucking RAM like shit and firefox too, but also cpu cycles sometimes
[16:48] <kixx> sipior: Thanks.  Mmmm... makes me wonder what just happened to my laptop?
[16:48] <Jack_Sparrow> !ohmy
[16:48] <firewolf> I should buy a notebook. What runs better with Ubuntu 9.04: AMD + NVIDIA or INTEL + NVIDIA?
[16:49] <Slart> !repeat  | firewolf
[16:49] <Jack_Sparrow> alberto2000 Are you swapping much in and out to ram
[16:49] <alberto2000> Jack_Sparrow: how can i figure out? system monitor says 0% swap used
[16:49] <sipior> kixx: probably nothing untoward. if it happens again, look to see how long the process has been running, and the username of the owner.
[16:49] <Jack_Sparrow> alberto2000  type free in term to find out
[16:50] <alberto2000> Jack_Sparrow: http://pastebin.com/d5f39deab
[16:50] <alberto2000> ouh sorry
[16:50] <alberto2000> wrong
[16:50] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[16:50] <alberto2000> Jack_Sparrow: Mem:       4117560    3839056     278504          0     445856    2147920
[16:50] <firewolf> I should buy a notebook. What is better with Ubuntu 9.04: AMD + NVIDIA or INTEL + NVIDIA?
[16:50] <kixx> sipior: OK, Thanks again for the timely help :-)
[16:51] <sipior> kixx: no trouble
[16:51] <Jack_Sparrow> firewolf That is not a support question, please try offtopic where people offer opinions.
[16:51] <camthalion> hi
[16:51] <firewolf> can u offer me a chan, please???
[16:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !laptop
[16:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !offtopic
[16:53] <camthalion> I want know how can put my network card on monitoring mode for sniff all my network
[16:53] <dokin> I want to create an image of the first page from a pdf, anyone know what to use? I tried with pdfimages but realized that not every first page is an actual image.
[16:54] <Jack_Sparrow> dokin would a screen capture of that window be enough
[16:55] <sipior> dokin: you could use pdftk to grab the first page, and convert (from ImageMagick) to make the image
[16:55] <dokin> Jack_Sparrow, nope, I'm planning on using it on 100+ pdf files :)
[16:55] <dokin> sipior, Ah, yes, that's an idea
[16:55] <dokin> sipior, thanks!
[16:55] <camthalion> no idea ?
[16:56] <sipior> dokin: have fun
[16:56] <Slart> dokin: aren't there some tools to work with pdf's? I think I've used somethnig in the past.. something command line..
[16:56] <nice_burger> Piet: when i do  netstat -an | grep "LISTEN ",    i see   tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:8199            0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      - it shouldn't say tcp there should it?
[16:56] <Piet> nice_burger: yes it should. http is a protocol based on the tcp protocol
[16:57] <nice_burger> oh , ok :)
[16:57] <aar> Hi, is there a way of getting oowriter (or any other t ext editor) to print two A5s (one on top of the other) in each A4 sheet of paper?
[16:57] <brack10> I tried to install ubuntu on a USB key and now my computer tries to load grub at boot time, and fails....Vista DVD didn't fix my MBR, can I do it from the Ubuntu livecd?
[16:57] <dokin> Slart, yeah pdftk, I just didn't think of using it to extract the first page and then make images of that :)
[16:57] <Slart> aar: it's usually setup in the printer preferences.. multi-page printing or some such
[16:57] <Slart> dokin: that sounds like a good plan
[16:58] <Slart> !info qpdf | dokin
[16:58] <aar> Slart, thanks I'll look into that
[16:58] <bob__> what do i need to get to auto run disks it said i it cant find the auto runner
[16:59] <Slart> dokin: I think you can open the pdf in GIMP too.. it will convert it to an image for you
[16:59] <Jack_Sparrow> bob__ Whay type of cd dvd? linux apps, window apps or mm
[16:59] <Slart> !info python-pdf | dokin
[16:59] <Slart> !info python-pypdf | dokin
[16:59] <nick_h> i used ¨dpkg --set-selections¨ to mark a bunch of packages for installation. how do i actually install those marked packages now?
[16:59] <bob__> uh
[16:59] <carl> hey, my screenlock doesn't ask for a passwd to unlock the computer, even though my user has a password, any help?
[16:59] <cdavis> What is the proper way to get an iscsi target mounted at boot time?
[16:59] <dokin> Slart, thanks, I'll take a look
[16:59] <bob__> its for my video card
[17:00] <Jack_Sparrow> bob__ Whay type of cd dvd are you trying run.. a driver cd for your video.. not going to happen
[17:00] <bob__> o
[17:00] <bob__> well that works lol
[17:00] <sipior> carl: check the screensaver configuration panel, the option to require a password to unlock your machine should be there.
[17:00] <mlissner> Are there any intrepid folks around that want to take a stab at hypothesizing what goes wrong with my wireless?
[17:00] <bob__> im having probblems getting my video card to work
[17:01] <sipior> mlissner: solar flares?
[17:01] <bob__> when i turn it off install the card and tunr my pc back on it shows nothing on the screen
[17:01] <Jack_Sparrow> bob__ lspci | grep -i vga
[17:01] <mlissner> sipor, that's actually one of the more logical solutions I've heard.
[17:02] <RHorse> nick_h it's not in the man page for dpkg??
[17:02] <sipior> mlissner: if you give us a bit more data, we'll get you even more logical solutions :-)
[17:02] <carl> sipior: only options I can find are "activate screensaver when computer is idle" and "lock screen when screensaver is active", but still no password :(
[17:02] <bob__> 02:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV43 [GeForce 6600] (rev a2)
[17:02] <bob__> thats not the card i want to work.....
[17:02] <resno> how do you scp a file into a certain directory?
[17:02] <Piet> Jack_Sparrow: bob doesnt even get to see the POST
[17:02] <bob__> its a different one
[17:03] <bob__> when i put the one i want to work in
[17:03] <bob__> i get a blkank screen
[17:03] <bob__> blank
[17:03] <sipior> carl: "lock screen when screensaver is active" should be the one,
[17:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > bob__
[17:03] <mlissner> sipor, can do. The problem I'm having is that my wireless occasionally drops, and when I turn off the wireless, and then turn it back on (via nm-applet), after that it can't find any wireless access points, it's as if it's disabled.
[17:03] <bob__> im there jack
[17:03] <mlissner> sipor, and the reason I turn it off, and then back on is so it can reconnect to the access point that dropped it.
[17:04] <RHorse> mlissner learn how to do it from cli, much more robust way of doing it.
[17:04] <carl> sipior: I've got that one checked, but it still doesn't prompt me for a password when I let the computer lock. Even if I try to lock the screen with ctrl-alt-L, there's still no password prompt..
[17:04] <silv3r_m00n> !texteditors
[17:04] <silv3r_m00n> !text
[17:04] <silv3r_m00n> !editors
[17:05] <silv3r_m00n> !code
[17:05] <nick_h> RHorse: it probably is, but i can´t find it
[17:05] <silv3r_m00n> !graphics
[17:05] <silv3r_m00n> !drawing
[17:05] <bob__> jack_sparrow im there
[17:05] <silv3r_m00n> !html
[17:05] <Jack_Sparrow> silv3r_m00n Please /msg ubottu your request
[17:05] <sipior> mlissner: what sort of authentication are you using on the AP?
[17:05] <mlissner> RHorse, not a bad idea, though one that has a learning curve I don't especially want to conquer. If I do go to the command line, I get this error if I do an ifdown wlan0: ifdown: interface wlan0 not configured
[17:05] <Jack_Sparrow> bob__ where?
[17:05] <carl> !anything
[17:05] <mlissner> sipor: none.
[17:06] <dopiwan> anyone have ubuntu installed on a netbook?
[17:06] <dooner> dopiwan, sure (aspire one...)
[17:06] <valya> Hello, i'm having trouble with ubuntu 9.04 desktop install. My laptop overheats and reboots during installation. There was no such problem with previous release (8.??). I'm tried to find module "thermal" and remove it but there is no such module. Can someone suggest solution?
[17:06] <sipior> mlissner: brave man :-)
[17:06] <dopiwan> dooner: did you have any issues getting X to display your resolution?
[17:06] <bob__>  in the terminal
[17:06] <RHorse> mlissner looks like dselect is the program you want.
[17:07] <mlissner> sipior: nah. Schneier does the same.
[17:07] <Mazugrazus> what is command to know if someone tried to connect to my pc?
[17:07] <mlissner> RHorse: what does dselect do?
[17:07] <Jack_Sparrow> bob__ I was only trying to point out that you were hitting enter every two words and spamming the channel
[17:07] <bob__> o i c
[17:07] <dooner> dopiwan, no. Netbook Remix worked fine X wise. (had wireless issues with the Jaunty Betas) but other than that no real issues
[17:07] <bob__> do you have any idea what i should do for my video card probblem?
[17:08] <RHorse> mlissner can't say I've never used it :) but that's what it suggest in the man pages
[17:08] <Mazugrazus> anyone?
[17:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !nvidia
[17:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !anyone > Mazugrazus
[17:08] <wizard_2> good morning everyone
[17:08] <dooner> Mazugrazus, connect to your pc how?
[17:08] <dopiwan> dooner: thanks, i wanna get backtrack usb boot working on a netbook, this may shed some light on how to
[17:08] <Mazugrazus> any tipes of connections
[17:09] <Mazugrazus> mmmm
[17:09] <Mazugrazus> users
[17:09] <Piet> bob__: why not just do as i told you a couple minutes before?
[17:09] <mlissner> RHorse: Hmmm, "No manual entry for dselect"
[17:09] <Mazugrazus> what users tried to connect witch failed witch log on.
[17:09] <daniele_ca> ha funzionato!!
[17:09] <dooner> Mazugrazus, any type of connection? on any port? any service?
[17:09] <Piet> bob__: i repeat, your issue is not at all related to ubuntu, since you do not even get to see the power on selft test
[17:10] <RHorse> mlissner try apt-cache show dselect
[17:10] <Mazugrazus> dooner: yes
[17:10] <Jack_Sparrow> Piet How did he run my command and return the 6600 video card info
[17:11] <mlissner> RHorse: I get the impression you're toying with me.
[17:11] <Piet> Jack_Sparrow: onboard video supposedly
[17:11] <dooner> Mazugrazus, if you want to monitor all the ports, all connections,  you would probably need something like snort.
[17:11] <Jack_Sparrow> Piet Onboard video wont run a linux command
[17:11] <RHorse> what happened???>
[17:11] <chuck_> Jack_Sparrow, He is swapping ouy cards
[17:11] <Piet> Jack_Sparrow: well, i assume he executed it in a terminal?
[17:11] <cdavis> What is the default runlevel for ubuntu server?
[17:12] <dooner> Mazugrazus, if you are looking for just logins and the like ,take a look @ /var/log/auth.log
[17:12] <grawity> cdavis: Ubuntu doesn't really use runlevels...I think the default is 5 though.
[17:12] <Mazugrazus> dooner: i need just last weak log
[17:12] <cdavis> grawity: Thanks. I just want to know where to look, ie rc5.d to see what whats when. Is there a better way?
[17:12] <Dr_Willis> I thought it was 3 ?
[17:13] <Mazugrazus> dooner: weekŪ
[17:13] <cherva> can some help me... when I try to run a game in a new X it starts ok but if I want to switch to tty7 my X crashes .... I can't see nothing wrong in Xorg.0.log - http://pastebin.com/d23e8c982
[17:13] <Mazugrazus> dooner: week*
[17:13] <grawity> !runlevels | cdavis
[17:13] <sliwek> piet: I`ve found what to do
[17:13] <dooner> Mazugrazus, then look through /var/log/auth.log*  and / or the last command might be of some help
[17:14] <Piet> sliwek: congrats :)
[17:14] <sliwek> piet: on HP laptops one line helps in /etc/modprobe.d/alsabase.conf
[17:14] <Mazugrazus> dooner: last command ?
[17:15] <mlissner> RHorse: is my assumption above correct (that dselect is indeed NOT what I need)?
[17:15] <Piet> sliwek: yup you sometimes need special module parameters esp. on laptops
[17:15] <sliwek> piet: "options snd-hda-intel model=hp-m4
[17:15] <dooner> dopiwan, i don't know anything about backtrack, but building a bootable usb stick, and then selecting it from the boot menu was no problme
[17:15] <sliwek> it tells the module that this is a latop :)
[17:16] <dooner> Mazugrazus, in a command prompt type:   last
[17:16] <sliwek> just wanted to share if anyone needed help with the same stuff
[17:16] <Mazugrazus> hmmm...
[17:16] <Mazugrazus> how to know what ports are listening?
[17:16] <dooner> Mazugrazus, netstat -an | less
[17:16] <Jack_Sparrow> sliwek On one line please tell us make and model of laptop and the fix that worked for your problem
[17:17] <dooner> Mazugrazus, or netstat -a | less if you want to resolve service names/etc...
[17:17] <RHorse> mlissner OK, if you have selected the pkgs for install, then you want dselect to install them. But dselect is not on your system, so you need to install it by simply typing sudo apt-get install dselect. Then read the man page for dselect to find out how to use it or ask in this channel.
[17:17] <sliwek> Jack_sparrow: HP PAVILION DV5
[17:17] <Uqbar> netstat -nl if you only want LISTENING ports. add -t and or -u if you only want TCP or UDP ports.
[17:17] <sliwek> Jack_sparrow: /etc/modprobe.d/alsabase.conf
[17:18] <Piet> Mazugrazus: or "netstat -ant inet" if you only want network ports
[17:18] <mlissner> RHorse: Huh. But isn't dselect just a way to install packages similar to aptitude and the like? I'm confused how that will help me to get wireless working...
[17:18] <sliwek> Jack_sparrow: line - options snd-hda-intel model=hp-m4
[17:18] <Mazugrazus> thx :)
[17:18] <RHorse> mlissner oh, I'm sorry I got you confused wid someone else! :( my bad.
[17:18] <Jack_Sparrow> sliwek what issue did it fix
[17:18] <sliwek> Jack_sparrow: need to add this line on the end od the file
[17:18] <J_P> hi all, I install from CD ubuntu 9.04 and after I update doing apt-get update; apt-get -f dist-upgrade; and show this error: http://pastebin.com/m4f7bc151 Any idea?
[17:18] <wizard_2> I've been looking into puppet and deprec  - I'm trying to find a good easy way to deploy new ubuntu installs and set them up from a config source, I'm looking for stories and experiences people might want to share =)
[17:19] <sliwek> Jack_sparrow: it fixed lack of sound in laptop speakers
[17:19] <Piet> Mazugrazus: i meant to say "if you only want tcp ports"
[17:19] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[17:19] <sliwek> Jack_sparrow: the sound was playing only in headphones
[17:19] <Mazugrazus> Piet: yes i just want tcp ports
[17:19] <mlissner> RHorse: Sigh....oh well. I'm glad we resolved that confusion.
[17:19] <sliwek> Jack_sparrow: now it is in both outputs, and when U put headphone jakck the speakers are disconnected
[17:20] <yaris123456789> hey guys when i boot it always takes me to recovery menu
[17:20] <valdur55> Hey! How convert flv to avi ?
[17:20] <mlissner> Does anybody have any good ideas about my wireless? It goes down, and then ifup gives the error: ifup: interface wlan0 not configured. The only way I can get it to work is by restarting my laptop.
[17:20] <ashbha> I have just installed ubuntu desktop 8.04 LTS and this machine is connectd to the internet . However I have other machines in the nmewtwork with Ubuntu 8.04 which hare not on the net. Is there some way wherin I can setupo the system conencted to the new to download all the packages and the other systems to sources the ubuntu updates from this sytem
[17:20] <yaris123456789> valdur55: ffmpeg
[17:20] <sliwek> valdur55: GOOGLE  "flv to avi" or "flv2avi"
[17:21] <RHorse> mlissner instead of rebooting try iwconfig, and past into pastebin. !pastebin
[17:21] <RHorse> !pastebin
[17:21] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptoncd > ashbha
[17:22] <J_P> anyone can help me?
[17:22] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask
[17:22] <J_P> I install from CD ubuntu 9.04 and after I update doing apt-get update; apt-get -f dist-upgrade; and show this error: http://pastebin.com/m4f7bc151 Any idea?
[17:22] <mlissner> RHorse: Thanks for the help. Next time this problem happens, I'll do that. I misspoke a second ago. ifup wlano0 gives THIS error (not the one above): unknown interface wlan0=wlan0.
[17:23] <mlissner> RHorse: I can't run iwconfig this time since I can't IRC and have wireless down at the same time...
[17:23] <RHorse> OK, but your problem is resolvable, you just have to wade through some brambles first. :)
[17:24] <q_> mlissner, is "lissner" your last name?
[17:24] <q_> userswap?
[17:25] <mlissner> q_: it is....why?
[17:25] <Piet> J_P: can you pastebin the output of this line instead: LANG=en_US apt-get -f install
[17:25] <Dracofodder> hello, can someone explain this bug reference https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/326827, as the last entry I See says "Fix Released" and "Confirmed"   But, I don't see anywhere a reference to a version to get that has this fix in it?  I'm running ubuntu 9.04 and banshee 1.4.3-3ubuntu2 and am having the same problem as indicated in this bug.
[17:25] <J_P> Piet: yes, moment
[17:25] <q_> mlissner, I have the name of my father, but the other part of my fammily are lissners
[17:26] <mlissner> RHorse: yeah, I'm ok with brambles...do you have ideas of commands I should run next time my wireless breaks so I can come back here, and report the information?
[17:26] <RHorse> mlissner so you could say they're good lissners?
[17:26] <camiel> hi, i have ubuntu 9.04 and having some issues with the graphics card, i think i might need the update the kernel but there is no higher kernel version than 2.6.28 in apt
[17:26] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[17:26] <mlissner> q_: small world. My first name is Michael, I live in Berkeley. Related?
[17:27] <mlissner> RHorse: sigh. Good one.
[17:27] <Jack_Sparrow> mlissner Please take it to PM  thanks
[17:27] <camiel> how can i update my linux kernel to 2.6.29 if its not in apt?
[17:27] <q_> mlissner, no :) I live in germany
[17:27] <cemc> hi. skype doesn't have any sound on jaunty 64bit. any fix for it?
[17:27] <dan> from the terminal, what is the command to know how big a directory is (including subdirectories)???
[17:27] <RHorse> mlissner yes: iwconfig will give useful info. Also sudo lshw, the part about wireless.
[17:27] <RHorse> mlissner also ifconfig.
[17:27] <Pici> camiel: Why do you need to upgrade your kernel, what graphics card issues are you having?
[17:27] <mlissner> Jack_Sparrow: gladly. thanks for the suggestion.
[17:27] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[17:28] <dooner> dan du
[17:28] <dan> dooner: thanks
[17:28] <mlissner> RHorse: OK, I'll do that next time. Any other suggestions that might actually fix it when it happens?
[17:28] <Hymnosis> hello, i need help with rhythmbox to configure the DLNA/UPnP please
[17:28] <dooner> dan: du -hs if you want a nice summary.
[17:29] <dan> dooner: I see..am reading the man page now...couldn't remember it...
[17:29] <RHorse> Oh, you can prolly get it going if the drivers are halfway decent with a couple of commands. But if the drivers are dodgy, personally I'd get another card. :)
[17:29] <judget_> I installed my webcam with ez cam and it works in cheese but in syype it is all screwed up
[17:29] <judget_> has anyone had any experience with this that can help
[17:30] <mr-ali> hi
[17:30] <mr-ali> please
[17:30] <judget_> my webcam worked in Hardy but in Intrepid it seems to be having problems
[17:30] <mr-ali> how can i delete .deb program's
[17:30] <camiel> Pici, i have intel GMA 4500
[17:30] <mlissner> RHorse: yeah, it's an intel card - works fine most of the time, but if I bring it up, then down, then up, then down a bunch of times, it craps out.
[17:30] <dopiwan> dopi
[17:30] <mr-ali> dum dum give me the gum gum
[17:30] <camiel> Pici, i also heard about a proram that would automatically install/upgrade graphic cards, do you know what i mean?
[17:30] <Piet> mr-ali: using one of synaptic, aptitude, apt-get, dpkg
[17:31] <q_> mr-ali, you can.... do what Piet says
[17:31] <RHorse> mlissner it could be the nm applet is robbing the card of the memory it needs to initialize, etc. This is the problem with gui nm's.
[17:31] <mr-ali> i have mercury messenger how can i delete it ?
[17:31] <Lundt> Hi guys :)
[17:31] <J_P> Piet: http://dpaste.com/43740/
[17:31] <NarbeH> Is Ebox just for UBUNTU ?
[17:31] <Jack_Sparrow> !ebox
[17:32] <Pici> camiel:  Those cards were noted to have issues in the Jaunty release notes. See: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JauntyJackalope/ReleaseNotes#Performance%20regressions%20on%20Intel%20graphics%20cards
[17:32] <J_P> Piet: sorry
[17:32] <Hymnosis> anybody?
[17:32] <Lundt> Does anyone know if i can change my sound output to the microfon input ?
[17:32] <ashbha> I have just installed ubuntu desktop 8.04 LTS and this machine is connectd to the internet . However I have other machines in the nmewtwork with Ubuntu 8.04 which hare not on the net. Is there some way wherin I can setupo the system conencted to the new to download all the packages and the other systems to sources the ubuntu updates from this sytem
[17:32] <mr-ali>  i have mercury messenger how can i delete it ?
[17:32] <Jack_Sparrow> !find mercury
[17:32] <mlissner> RHorse: that's a novel theory. It seems like the device is getting dropped altogether and needs to be restarted though. Ever hear of anything like that?
[17:32] <Lundt> because my sound output is broken
[17:32] <ashbha> I have just installed ubuntu desktop 8.04 LTS and this machine is connectd to the internet . However I have other machines in the nmewtwork with Ubuntu 8.04 which hare not on the net. Is there some way wherin I can setupo the system conencted to the new to download all the packages and the other systems to sources the ubuntu updates from this sytem
[17:32] <Jack_Sparrow> mr-ali How was it installed..
[17:32] <J_P> Piet: here http://dpaste.com/43741/
[17:33] <Piet> J_P: it's ok, i realized the original paste contained the relevant messages in english, too
[17:33] <mlissner> Lundt: seems unlikely to me.
[17:33] <camiel> Pici, does installing a different ubuntu version help, or upgrade the kernel?
[17:33] <J_P> Piet: I try dpkg-reconfigure -a but not works.
[17:33] <Jack_Sparrow> ashbha I gave you that link ages ago aptoncd
[17:33] <mr-ali> .deb
[17:33] <RHorse> mlissner I've had every problem with wireless you can have. I've been through at least a dozen cards. And when I stopped using gui nm's that's when most of my problems ceased
[17:33] <Hymnosis> hello, i need help with rhythmbox to configure the DLNA/UPnP please
[17:33] <lyrae> where does firefox cache pictures?
[17:33] <Piet> J_P: but this is more readable for me, thanks
[17:34] <Jack_Sparrow> mr-ali If it did not come from our repos.. then you need to go to where you got it for info on how to remove it
[17:34] <J_P> Piet: ok
[17:34] <mr-ali> i installed it manual
[17:34] <camiel> Pici, big kudos for linking me to that document, helps me a lot!
[17:34] <mr-ali> ok
[17:34] <sevenseeker> I just installed faad 2.6.1-3.1 on Ubuntu 9.04, and when I run it I get only the error output of: Error initializing decoder library.
[17:34] <sevenseeker> I don't see a way to get more verbose output and logs show nothing... any ideas on how to gather more info short of strace?
[17:35] <mr-ali> i got it from here http://mercury.im
[17:35] <RHorse> mlissner the important thing is getting connected, who cares if you type a few commands, right?
[17:35] <Jack_Sparrow> mr-ali That is fine.. so, read that and see what they offer for removal
[17:35] <camiel> Pici, restarting X, might be right back, thanks
[17:35] <q_> is there a known difference between the security of the different encryption algorthms in truecrypt?
[17:36] <Kalmi> lyrae, ~/.mozilla/firefox
[17:36] <Piet> J_P: try this: aptitude update && dpkg --purge --force-depends update-manager-core && aptitude install update-manager-core
[17:36] <Lundt> How can i change my sound input to the microfone input ?
[17:36] <lyrae> Kalmi, thanks
[17:36] <mr-ali> there is nothing say's about remove
[17:36] <J_P> Piet: ok, trying
[17:36] <mlissner> RHorse, I can roll with your logic...I've never been able to understand though, if I stop using nm-applet, and start command lining stuff, how does the applet stay in sync with what I've put in the CLI?
[17:36] <Piet> J_P: in case of any errors, please pastebin the output again
[17:37] <Mazugrazus> how to know if system has any kind of problems or errors ?
[17:37] <Jack_Sparrow> mr-ali  Sorry I cant help you then
[17:38] <bin10101> hey guys, is there a easy way to find all the plugins available for firefox via ubuntu synaptic.  when I search I only get one or two, I tried synaptic search firefox plugin...should I try something else?
[17:38] <RHorse> mlissner what do you mean *in sync with*??
[17:38] <J_P> Piet: great!! Works fine! Thank you!!
[17:38] <Hymnosis> hello, i need help with rhythmbox to configure the DLNA/UPnP please
[17:38] <Piet> Mazugrazus: inspect log files
[17:38] <mr-ali> enter mercury.im and see  please
[17:38] <creator-cdsc> i manually installed ubuntu, while setting up the partitions, i set up one partition (sda4) as fat32 type but i didn't set the mount point. now that it is installed, how do i mount that partition?
[17:38] <NarbeH> !ebox
[17:38] <Mazugrazus> Piet: what file?
[17:38] <Piet> J_P: alright, then run "apt-get -f install" again
[17:39] <Jack_Sparrow> creator-cdsc edit fstab..
[17:39] <NarbeH> !ebox
[17:39] <mlissner> RHorse: so if I connect to a wireless access point via CLI, and the applet is still running, is it going to know that I've connected, or is it going to show that I'm still disconnected? Or do I have to turn it off to do CLI stuff...or...
[17:39] <Piet> Mazugrazus: that depends on which kind of problems you're after
[17:39] <NarbeH> !ebox
[17:39] <Kalmi> bin10101, you don't have to use synaptic... you can simply install plug-ins from inside firefox... https://addons.mozilla.org
[17:39] <andrea2566> Can someone help me with my sound. I can only see my pidgin im's and my keyboard and mic voice but not music or other things.
[17:40] <andrea2566> hear*
[17:40] <NarbeH> !ebox
[17:40] <J_P> Piet: yes I tun agaim apt-get -f install and all are right :-)
[17:40] <RHorse> mlissner it might conflict. So that's why you kill it as soon as you log in or you erase it from your init.d dir
[17:40] <Jack_Sparrow> NarbeH Please PM the bot.  /msg ubottu ebox   etc
[17:40] <bin10101> whats the word on using gnash or flashplugin...is there a difference?
[17:40] <Jack_Sparrow> !flash
[17:40] <Dr_Willis> bin10101:  a lot of sites dont work with gnash
[17:40] <Mazugrazus> Piet: i dont know in the task are written: "Does your system has any kind of errors"
[17:40] <Piet> J_P: cool :)
[17:40] <bin10101> k thanks
[17:41] <kebomix> hello , how to use remote desktop view to connect to windows machine ?
[17:41] <creator-cdsc> Jack_Sparrow: when i try mounting /dev/sda4, it asks me to specify the filesystem type. when i specify the file type as vfat, it tells me wrong fs type
[17:41] <bin10101> what about sun java vs. some of the others
[17:41] <Jack_Sparrow> creator-cdsc sudo fdisk -l
[17:41] <Kalmi> Mazugrazus, is everything working? if everything works fine, than the answer is no :)
[17:41] <Piet> Mazugrazus: which "task" are you referring to?
[17:41] <andrea2566> Can someone help me with my sound. I can only year my pidgin im's and my keyboard and mic voice but not music or other things.
[17:41] <u2pian> creator-cdsc: trye "-t auto"
[17:41] <Hymnosis> hello, i need help with rhythmbox to configure the DLNA/UPnP please
[17:41] <Jack_Sparrow> creator-cdsc have you created a mount point in /media yet
[17:42] <mlissner> RHorse: OK. I'll take a stab at killing nm-applet, once that's done I should be able to do it CLI no prob?
[17:42] <Mazugrazus> Piet: my lab job is about fw (iptables)
[17:42] <thiebaude> bin10101: i could never get gnash to work
[17:42] <kebomix> hello , how to use remote desktop viewer to connect to windows machine ?
[17:42] <Mazugrazus> and i get question if your system has any kind of error
[17:42] <Jack_Sparrow> !rdp
[17:42] <Jack_Sparrow> kebomix ne sec.. I have a link
[17:42] <HAKTHEPLANET> Anyone recommend a good FTP client?
[17:42] <creator-cdsc> u2pian: i tried "-t auto", it said bad fs type
[17:43] <Kalmi> HAKTHEPLANET, nautilus?
[17:43] <Hymnosis> !fuppes
[17:43] <RHorse> mlissner oh yea use ps -A to get a fix on what it's called and then kill -9 it. :)
[17:43] <HAKTHEPLANET> Kalmi, serious? I'll go try now :o
[17:43] <andrea2566> Can someone help me with my sound. I can only hear my pidgin im's not music or other things.
[17:43] <creator-cdsc> Jack_Sparrow: no i haven't created a mount point  in /media, i am mounting it on /mnt
[17:43] <Kalmi> HAKTHEPLANET, Places -> Connect to...
[17:43] <kebomix> !hello
[17:43] <HAKTHEPLANET> thanks
[17:43] <kebomix> lol
[17:43] <Piet> Mazugrazus: well i guess this question task refers to a change it asked to make you shortly before that.
[17:43] <Jack_Sparrow> kebomix http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-use-remote-desktop-in-ubuntu-810-intrepid-ibex.html
[17:43] <vatts> HAKTHEPLANET: ok, i will
[17:44] <Piet> Mazugrazus: well i guess this question/ task refers to a change the manual asked to make you shortly before that.
[17:44] <Hymnosis> could somebody please help me to compile a program please?
[17:44] <RHorse> mlissner I'm going to do a web site one these days to explain the CLI way. I think this would be a good service. Don't you agree?
[17:44] <Jack_Sparrow> !compile
[17:45] <andrea2566> Can someone help me with my sound. I can only hear my pidgin im's not music or other things.
[17:45] <nick_h> when installing ubuntu, i must have done something strange when selecting the keyboard layout, because i have to hit the quote keys twice for the quote to register. how can i change the system-wide keyboard layout?
[17:45] <HAKTHEPLANET> thanks Kalmi , this is awesome i just ftp-ed with nautilus!
[17:45] <tuga3d> hi all
[17:45] <thiebaude> !keyboard
[17:45] <kebomix> Jack_Sparrow:  i saw it before , it is from ubuntu to ubuntu , not from ubuntu to windows
[17:46] <bookmark> hi
[17:46] <KingKimi> Hi all
[17:46] <mlissner> RHorse: I do. Though there are many out there. The trick is that it needs to be a flow diagram: if this works, do this, if you have security, do that, if you need DHCP, do this...etc.
[17:46] <rascal999>  i installed madwifi-tools and now my wireless is broken.
[17:46] <rascal999> lspci says its  Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter
[17:46] <tuga3d> just compiled yafaray and all went well, then i was trying some gcc flags and now it can not find any library :(
[17:46] <tuga3d> even withou flags
[17:47] <Kalmi> HAKTHEPLANET, you are welcome! I hate it when users are editing fstab just to connect to some shared folder... when the GUI is totally sufficent.
[17:47] <Jack_Sparrow> kebomix Did you see the last paragraph , connecting from a windows machine
[17:47] <RHorse> I can't do it that way. I am just going to explain what I did, and leave my email for any questions. Ha!
[17:47] <HAKTHEPLANET> Kalmi, it suits my needs just fine.
[17:48] <Gamarok__> guys has anyone ever herd of a ufs filesystem
[17:48] <nick_h> ah, it turns out you just need to install x11-xkb-utils and then run "sudo sudo setxkbmap us"
[17:48] <Fzang> Is there a dedicated IRC app for gnome? I don't like pidgin's style
[17:48] <q_> how to prevent a specific programm from gaining internet acess
[17:48] <q_> ?
[17:48] <thiebaude> !ufs
[17:48] <Kalmi> Fzang, xchat
[17:48] <sebsebseb> Gamarok__:  sounds vaguley familur
[17:48] <HAKTHEPLANET> Fzang, xchat or irssi
[17:48] <sebsebseb> Gamarok__: ,but don't think Ubuntu just supports them
[17:49] <Dr_Willis> q_:  linux firewall rules block based on PORT #. not specific programs.. so im not sure if tahts doable
[17:49] <Jack_Sparrow> Fzang xchat
[17:49] <andrea2566> Can someone help me with my sound. I can only hear my pidgin im's not music or other things.
[17:49] <Fzang> HAKTHEPLANET, cool, I'll check it out
[17:49] <Gamarok__> so you are telling me theres such a filesystem
[17:49] <RHorse> q_ you want a firewall
[17:49] <thiebaude> Gamarok__: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_File_System
[17:49] <zealxy> Hi, I want to upgrade from 6.10, but it complains about not finding respositories :p, any hints?
[17:49] <Fiveohthree> heya all..
[17:49] <proq> what happened to #motu?  I need to hunt down the latest ubuntu sources for the wmi package on 9.04 until it's completed and make ready as a package (it was removed)
[17:49] <q_> RHorse, I want to block specific programms
[17:50] <Jack_Sparrow> zealxy it has reached end of life .. that is when the repos are pulled
[17:50] <RHorse> You want a firewall
[17:50] <Fiveohthree> what file system shoudl i use for formating partion for lamp?
[17:50] <Fiveohthree> gives me like 10 choices in ubuntu
[17:50] <Jack_Sparrow> !lamp
[17:50] <q_> RHorse, can you recommend one?
[17:50] <thiebaude> !ufw
[17:50] <creator-cdsc> how do i reset/resize the partitions?
[17:50] <Kalmi> Fiveohthree, the default ext3 should be fine...
[17:50] <Jack_Sparrow> creator-cdsc gparted
[17:50] <proq> wellthat's an unneccessarily long description for LAMP
[17:50] <RHorse> q_nah, i don't use one. But you can apt-cache search firewall for some suggestions
[17:50] <zealxy> Jack_Sparrow: is it possible to upgrade to newer ubuntu in some other way? Im one remote desktop helping a m8t
[17:50] <Fiveohthree> k thanks
[17:51] <Jack_Sparrow> zealxy One sec..
[17:51] <Fiveohthree> primary or logical?
[17:51] <Gamarok__> ok well theres this guys who has an mmc card in the ufs format and the thing is he cant mount it in linux
[17:51] <qgar> RHorse, they seemed to be GUIs for the build in Linux thing that does not support blocking specific programms
[17:51] <Jack_Sparrow> zealxy  Did you try this..    vrom term..  sudo do-release-upgrade
[17:51] <creator-cdsc> !gparted
[17:52] <zealxy> Jack_Sparrow: will try it 1 sec
[17:52] <Jack_Sparrow> k
[17:52] <bin10101> flash in Gdebi says wrong archectecture
[17:52] <lucax> when im using kde and compiz one core of the cpu works at 100%, is that a bug?
[17:52] <RHorse> qgar mebbe a commercial software - google linux software firewall. But be prepared to pay!
[17:53] <yaris123456789> hi i installd the flash player 10 plugin from adobe. howver only flash 9 player add on appears
[17:53] <Fiveohthree> how much space for swap space? 10 gigs do it?
[17:53] <qgar> RHorse, okey, probably I don't need it that much :)
[17:53] <KingKimi> if i install kubuntu desktop, the applications added there will be shown on my ubuntu's "applications" too ??
[17:53] <Dr_Willis> Fiveohthree:  why do you need that much?  how much ram you have?
[17:53] <Fiveohthree> ony 760mb ddr
[17:53] <thiebaude> Fiveohthree: usally 1.5 times of your memory ram
[17:53] <RHorse> I would research guarddog and kmyfirewall, and see what they offer.
[17:53] <Fiveohthree> k thanks
[17:54] <qgar> RHorse, ty
[17:54] <InfernalRage> hello
[17:54] <Dr_Willis> qgar:  default iptables/firewall type rules block based on 'port numbers' not on programs. You coul duse some sort of proxyserver to block  perhaps.
[17:54] <navvu> wewe
[17:54] <R00sterJuice> anyone know a good and ocmplete articles on linux permissions?
[17:54] <zealxy> no such command
[17:54] <Kalmi> Fiveohthree, you could have choosen auto-partitioning...
[17:55] <rascal999> i've configured apt with a proxy which i don't want it to access anymore, i've renamed the 00proxy file in apt.conf.d but it still tries the proxy, short of a reboot what can i do?
[17:55] <Fiveohthree> yea but i wana make sure there is space for xp for lan games/parties
[17:55] <Kalmi> Fiveohthree, ok
[17:55] <Dr_Willis> R00sterJuice:  furst google hit for 'chmod tutorial' --> http://catcode.com/teachmod/
[17:55] <Fiveohthree> unreal cs starcraft
[17:55] <Kalmi> Fiveohthree, if you install xp after ubuntu your bootloader will get messed up...
[17:56] <sinsational> does anyone know how to get a hold of Animestudios 5.0?
[17:56] <KingKimi> if the kubuntu desktop's applications showup in ubuntu , wont it be irritating ?? anyway to hide them in ubuntu and ubuntu's app in kubuntu ?
[17:56] <yaris123456789> where are the mozilaa firefox plugins ? /usr/local/share ?
[17:56] <thiebaude> Kalmi: yop thats the hard way
[17:56] <Fiveohthree>  yea i can fix with stuff.. think its grub
[17:57] <KingKimi> !grub | Fiveohthree this will help you to reinstall grub
[17:57] <bin10101> do you use --force-all to get flash installed on 64bit?
[17:57] <yaris123456789> any idea why flash 10 doesnt show in ff3 addons ?
[17:57] <bin10101> dpkg that is
[17:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !flash64
[17:57] <yaris123456789> where are the mozilaa firefox plugins ? /usr/local/share ?
[17:57] <sinsational> does anyone know how to talk to bots?
[17:57] <Jack_Sparrow> sinsational /msg ubottu
[17:57] <Dr_Willis> sinsational:  /msg THEBOT hello
[17:58] <Keltor|Work> Should be an easy question ... I have a colocateed server that I wish to wipe back to stock & standard 9.04 server + openssh-server.  Is there any easy way of doing this?
[17:58] <Caduceus> I have Ubuntu 9.04 and I have a Wireless USB Adapter (to catch my internet Connection) TrendNET 444UB and when i plug it in, it doesnt get recognized, what should I do?
[17:58] <adnc> hello, i've a strange problem, sometimes when i right click with my mouse on a link it opens the proper menue in firefox, sometimes it opens a new mail creation window and sometimes is opens the link in a new tab, is this a behavious someone has seen before?
[17:59] <bin10101> danke
[17:59] <Jack_Sparrow> Caduceus Buy a WELL supported card
[17:59] <Caduceus> I can't get a card, I have to use a wireless usb stick =[
[17:59] <Caduceus> is there a list of supported ones?
[17:59] <Jack_Sparrow> Caduceus Buy a WELL supported wireless USB stick
[17:59] <Jack_Sparrow> !hardware
[18:00] <bin10101> how do you get the desktop icons to get smaller and their names,txt to be beside them..
[18:00] <kazagistar> when I try to use aptitude or apt-get, they die with a "Bus error", how do I fix this?
[18:00] <Jack_Sparrow> Caduceus it is a bit outdated,
[18:00] <Caduceus> Thank you Jack_Sparrow.
[18:00] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[18:00] <Jack_Sparrow> Caduceus Not trying to be flip, but you dont want to be fighting marginal wireless..
[18:01] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptfix
[18:01] <alpha232> Whatsup Captain Jack
[18:01] <darren8808> have a question about new install of netbook remix 9.04
[18:01] <Jack_Sparrow> alpha232 Just Ubuntu support
[18:01] <sinsational> thank you jack sparrow, but I got an error message, now what?
[18:01] <vertix> can someone tell me the difference between ubuntu-9.04-alternate-i386.iso and ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso versions? i downloaded alternate. is there a problem with that? (I am running AMD processor)
[18:01] <alpha232> Jack_Sparrow: lol that tends to put the fu into fun.
[18:01] <Jack_Sparrow> sinsational What are you trying to ask the bot
[18:01] <Cryptic_Donkey> alpha232: Please redirect non support converstioms to ubuntu-offtopic
[18:01] <darren8808> mistakenly chose an alternate desktop that was not installed...
[18:02] <Jack_Sparrow> vertix alt is text only based install
[18:02] <Hymnosis> anybody using fuppes in here?
[18:02] <darren8808> not I boot into a blank screen with a cursor arrow
[18:02] <Jack_Sparrow> Hymnosis offtopic
[18:02] <alpha232> Cryptic_Donkey: actually I'm looking for a way to redirect a usb input (keyboardish device) so an application can read from it directly rather than letting the console handle it.
[18:03] <sinsational> if it has a list or lost about what it does. thanx
[18:03] <sinsational> if it has a list or list about what it does. thanx
[18:03] <vertix> Jack_Sparrow, thanx, i hope the text version is not too hard to figure out. what kind of things i should watch out when doing text version of install?
[18:03] <Hymnosis> nice ubuntu, linux for human beings...
[18:03] <darren8808> I can get to a terminal window but don't know the command to get my original desktop to launch
[18:03] <Mazugrazus> mmm... could anyone tell me if socket = port ?
[18:03] <Jack_Sparrow> vertix You should not have any real problems.. in amny cases it goes smoother
[18:03] <Kalmi> vertix, you can't use bittorrent :)
[18:04] <Kalmi> Mazugrazus, no
[18:04] <Mazugrazus> socket = port or not?
[18:04] <vertix> Jack_Sparrow, cool, thanx
[18:04] <zack`> Mazugrazus: in what context?
[18:04] <Kalmi> Mazugrazus, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/152457/what-is-the-difference-between-a-port-and-a-socket
[18:04] <yaris123456789> how do i remove flash plugin ? i navigate into .mozilla/ where do i delete ?
[18:04] <Mazugrazus> zack`: network
[18:04] <Mazugrazus> netstat
[18:04] <Mazugrazus> comman netstat - l ?
[18:05] <Hymnosis> whats the offtopic channel?
[18:05] <grawity> Hymnosis: #defocus
[18:05] <sinsational> jack did you get that looking for list or list that the bot might follow.
[18:05] <grawity> Hymnosis: Or #ubuntu-offtopic too.
[18:05] <vertix> Jack_Sparrow, how do I start the install on atlernate?
[18:05] <Jack_Sparrow> Hymnosis No need for offtopic..
[18:05] <Hymnosis> i meant the ubuntu offtopic
[18:05] <vertix> Kalmi, why can't i use bittorent?
[18:05] <Jack_Sparrow> vertix It should auto start
[18:05] <Jack_Sparrow> !offtopic
[18:06] <vertix> Jack_Sparrow, well, i am running off liveCD and want to do install using the loop driver to mount ths .iso, can you gimme a hint on how to do it?
[18:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !iso
[18:07] <yaris123456789> i installed flash 10 player plugin. however it doesnt show in ff3 plugins...only flash 9 which is not woring
[18:07] <vertix> thanx
[18:07] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[18:07] <h00k> Jack_Sparrow: I figured out that wireless problem with the dv9000 laptop:  BIOS upgrade.  Apparently it wasn't giving the radio switch the correct voltage.  dmesg wasn't reporting when I toggled the wireless switch either way.  Anyway, its working now with the drivers from jockey.
[18:07] <vertix> !MD5 > vertix
[18:07] <Qwertyi> I just upgade my system then reboot and after that memorycard was found in dolphin. I clicked "remove safely" and tryed with another card. Now it doesen't show the card.
[18:08] <Jack_Sparrow> h00k cool
[18:08] <Jack_Sparrow> h00k Do you have a link for the driver you used
[18:09] <usuaio> 11111
[18:09] <Caduceus> Jack_Sparrow, I don't see the list :S
[18:09] <yaris123456789> i installed flash 10 player plugin. however it doesnt show in ff3 plugins...only flash 9 which is not working.
[18:09] <yaris123456789> can anyone see my messages ?
[18:09] <zack`> no
[18:09] <Fiveohthree> yes yaris
[18:09] <Qwertyi> genii: Should I always reboot when I want to change memorycard?
[18:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !hardware
[18:10] <yaris123456789> okay cuz i thought it wasnt going through
[18:10] <mannytu> yes...
[18:10] <zack`> yaris123456789: please speak up. I can't hear you
[18:10] <Fiveohthree> Quertyi, your usb stick?
[18:10] <yaris123456789> well i need help with flash player
[18:10] <Jack_Sparrow> Qwertyi I do only because I feel it will extend the life of them
[18:10] <yaris123456789> i can only watch youtube.....and its cappy
[18:11] <yaris123456789> like volume function doesnt work
[18:11] <Fiveohthree> not porntube huh
[18:11] <yaris123456789> and i cant watch any other tube sites
[18:11] <Mironor> Hello, I have wlan0 in iwconfig, but not in ifconfig. How can I get it up?
[18:11] <calwig> hello I have a strange loading failure on 8.04
[18:11] <calwig> it seems "Failure to load HAL" shows up
[18:11] <sinsational> Sr, Jack Sparrow how do you find bots? when a bot is found how to communicate to it (what commands) and how do i get a list of its services (such as !commands to download stuff ect)
[18:11] <FloridaGuy> my gnome when loging in....all i get is the desktop back ground....no panel....no right click of the mouse
[18:11] <yaris123456789> i installed flash player 10 from adobe howeverhowing up its not even s
[18:11] <jdu> yaris123456789, have you tried removing the flash9 plug in?
[18:12] <calwig> and upon booting, the mDNS seems to fail
[18:12] <yaris123456789> jdu: i dont know how
[18:12] <mhall119|work> calwig: sounds like it sees your network card, but failed trying to load the driver for it
[18:12] <getxsick> hi, i tried to use swap file for hibernation. and s2disk makes hibernation but ubuntu doesn't resume it. after while i realized that if i add resume=/dev/XXX to kernel line it works. but i guess it shouldn't be needed to add this if i run update-initramfs...
[18:12] <calwig> mhall119|work: heh? my  network card, are all HAL errors directed to network cards?
[18:12] <Jack_Sparrow> sinsational Sorry, that is not ubuntu related support.  Please find a different irc channel to ask
[18:12] <mhall119|work> calwig: no, not all
[18:12] <jdu> yaris123456789, first try through the plugin interface / the interface that chooses what applications handle what content.
[18:13] <calwig> mhall119|work: ok i havent even mentioned my network card, so how did you get to this specific assumption :)
[18:13] <genii> Qwertyi: Since currently ubuntu is not understanding at a hardware level how to use your card reader, regrettably for now this would seem the only option.
[18:13] <yaris123456789> jdu: yes i only see flash 9 not 10
[18:13] <Qwertyi> genii: Well this is better than nothing :)
[18:13] <calwig> mhall119|work: where can i see the boot log? i cant find it anywhere its not in the /var/logs
[18:13] <mhall119|work> calwig: sorry, was confusing you with someone talking about ifconfig and iwconfig
[18:14] <sinsational> Any suggestions on direct irc channels or servers mighty captain!
[18:14] <calwig> mhall119|work: noticed
[18:14] <mhall119|work> calwig: where are you seeing the HAL error message?
[18:14] <calwig> mhall119|work: well its a long story, its upon logging in, on the left top side
[18:14] <sinsational> Any suggestions on direct irc channels or servers anyone?
[18:15] <mhall119|work> calwig: did you check dmesg?
[18:15] <KingKimi> Hp Laserjet1020 is not printing ... using jaunty ......  i installed hplip too.. how to get it print ??? note : it is recognized by ubuntu, but it just stands still when i give a file to print...........
[18:15] <genii> Qwertyi: Perhaps also add to bug report on this subject, it will put you on the mailing list for it. so if any fix occurs you will know.
[18:15] <jdu> yaris123456789, so I would try disabling it, then restarting firefox. You could also look around .profile and the install dir to manually remove flash9 first.
[18:15] <erbish> hi there
[18:15] <sinsational> Any suggestions on direct irc channels or servers genii?
[18:16] <calwig> mhall119|work: yesterday i got an error on the system because it froze and just rebooted, but prior to doing that, i clicked off dbus from the services, so the next session didnt start properly, so i assumed it was because of that. so i turned it back on and then restarted gdm and it all worked fine. but now... upon normal cold boot, i get that error as if one or two services are not starting properly. I havent checked dmesg let me check
[18:16] <genii> sinsational: Not offhand
[18:16] <sinsational> thanx
[18:17] <Buttons840> I have a new/clean install of Jaunty, obviously there 1100+ packages install, but not a single deb file in the cache.  Is there a way to rebuild the deb files without downloading them?
[18:17] <bob__> afternoon all i have aquestion on repartitioning my harddrive to have more swap space does anyone have anyidea on what i need to do or get for that ?..
[18:17] <yaris123456789> jdu: where is .profile ?
[18:17] <jdu> in home
[18:17] <mhall119|work> calwig: yeah, you kind of need dbus running for desktop sessions
[18:17] <sinsational> Any suggestions on direct irc channels or servers buttons840?
[18:17] <jdu> yaris123456789, sorry; its now .mozilla
[18:18] <Terrible-Tim> hey... is this where I can get some help... or possibly just ask a few questions?
[18:18] <yaris123456789> okay i checked extensions however i dont see it
[18:18] <Buttons840> sinsational, I'm not sure what your refering to?
[18:18] <bin10101> okay...I installed 9.04 with alt cd using encrypted home directories.  How do I encrypt the /tmp and swap with same key?
[18:18] <Buttons840> Terrible-Tim, ask away!
[18:18] <calwig> mhall119|work: well the thing is dbus starts, but fails, because when i go into the desktop HAL shows failed. However, when i go into services, dbus is on
[18:18] <sinsational> Sr, Jack Sparrow how do you find bots? when a bot is found how to communicate to it (what commands) and how do i get a list of its services (such as !commands to download stuff ect)
[18:19] <CosmicChaos> Please help: My xserver high-frequently crashes while running pidgin, any ideas?
[18:19] <grawity> sinsational: That depends entirely on the bot and its owner.
[18:19] <FloridaGuy> ubuntu 9.04....gnome only has desktop background....no panel ..no right click of mouse
[18:19] <jdu> yaris123456789, also /usr/lib/firefox  and /usr/lib/mozilla
[18:19] <yaris123456789> ah ok
[18:19] <Qwertyi> genii: You mean this site? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/303844
[18:19] <mhall119|work> calwig: do you see a dbus process running?  The services dialog just tells you if it is going to start when the session starts, not if it's currently running
[18:19] <jdu> yaris123456789, you can also make sure that flash10 is properly installed in them (in the plugins dir)
[18:20] <Terrible-Tim> I decided to "upgrade" to Jaunty from Hardy , just a quick wipe clean and I was restoring my settings including static IP address.
[18:20] <gorgonzola> hello. i'm having issues with libata's ahci controller, so i had blacklisted it in previous kernel versions... since in newer kernels libata mods are built-ins, how can i disable ahci, apart from recompiling the kernel ?
[18:20] <Terrible-Tim> i was using the /etc/network/interfaces file
[18:20] <sinsational> grawity, can you be alittle more specific.
[18:20] <calwig> mhall119|work: well now everything is running, but i have to intercept the system upon bootup to finish booting up properly, here let me explain
[18:20] <CosmicChaos> :(  its kicking me back to gdm very often when i start using pidgin, please help
[18:20] <Terrible-Tim> but everytime i specify a nic with ip address... the network manager reports no active connections being managed
[18:20] <Terrible-Tim> and i cant get connected
[18:20] <Terrible-Tim> is this normal behavior?
[18:21] <Terrible-Tim> i HAVE to use the network manager?
[18:21] <yaris123456789> jdu: i found flashplugin-alternative.so in plugins/
[18:21] <sinsational> grawity, can you be alittle more specific. Are you still there?
[18:21] <marev> Hi all, I have a problem with skype. My webcam work well with Cheese but Skype give me a green screen
[18:21] <grawity> sinsational: Yes, I'm still here.
[18:21] <jdu> Terrible-Tim, NetworkManger no longer respects interfaces.  You can use its interface or turn it off.
[18:22] <calwig> mhall119|work: system loads, and i see dbus failing (not mDNS sorry) then gdm starts and I log in, once i hit desktop i see Failure to load HAL. So then i stop gdm, stop dbus, start dbus (starts successfully, OKs in all) then start gdm and the session begins again. I log into the desktop and HAL doesnt fail, all devices and controls are there. So I dont get it
[18:22] <marev> I have Jaunty 64 (AMD turion 64)
[18:22] <Pici> sinsational: Please take this to #ubuntu-offtopic or elsewhere as it does not have anything to do with Ubuntu support.
[18:22] <bobsaccamano> hi..my external usb drive is not being detected on ubuntu..and there's no error dialog also..any ideas on what might be the issue?
[18:22] <jdu> yaris123456789, that should be it.  How did you install flash10?  far the tar.gz,  .deb or what?
[18:22] <yaris123456789> .deb
[18:22] <jdu> far = from
[18:22] <mhall119|work> calwig: that is strange, I'm not sure why dbus would fail during the first login, but succeed when manually started
[18:22] <yaris123456789> jdu:  .deb
[18:23] <calwig> mhall119|work: exactly
[18:23] <bobsaccamano> frojnd, deb
[18:23] <Terrible-Tim> how do I turn off network-manager?
[18:23] <Terrible-Tim> i tried removing it...
[18:23] <Terrible-Tim> network-manager-gnome
[18:23] <calwig> mhall119|work: do you thnk dpkg-reconfigure dbus would fix it?
[18:23] <Terrible-Tim> and i could get connected it seemed
[18:23] <sjokkis> hi. i'm trying to create a directory under /proc/ but i get the error "mdkir: cannot create directory `foo': No such file or directory"
[18:23] <sjokkis> am i doing it wrong?
[18:23] <Terrible-Tim> i can try it again...
[18:23] <bobsaccamano> oops...sry frojnd
[18:23] <marev> Hi all, I have a problem with skype. My webcam work well with Cheese but Skype give me a green screen
[18:23] <mhall119|work> calwig: at this point, I have no idea.  But it's unlikely to hurt
[18:23] <alice_> what would the simplest way to require a program(evolution to be specific) to require a PW to be entered to even load
[18:23] <jdu> yaris123456789, you might try the tar.gz   it provides an install script, but you don't have to use it; you can copy the .so file included to the plugins dir and replace whatever is there.
[18:23] <mhall119|work> alice_: you'd have to program it into the application
[18:24] <qgar> are truecrypted files bigger or just slower to read?
[18:24] <yaris123456789> jdu:  okay
[18:24] <mhall119|work> qgar: compared to what?
[18:24] <calwig> mhall119|work: ok, ill check that, i also checked dmesg and i see stuff, but it isnt the loading segments from bootup. or is it? I see no [OK] sections with the specific service or application
[18:25] <bobbydigitales_> hi
[18:25] <qgar> mhall119|work, to an unencrypted file outside a countainer
[18:25] <Magician0617> hi
[18:25] <alice_> mhall119|work, so no realistic way to do that for evolution then? looking to lock out kids w/o having to create new logins for them
[18:25] <getxsick> hi, i tried to use swap file for hibernation. and s2disk makes hibernation but ubuntu doesn't resume it. after while i realized that if i add resume=/dev/XXX to kernel line it works. but i guess it shouldn't be needed to add this if i run update-initramfs...
[18:25] <robin0800> alastor666: menu editor Evolution properties add gksu to command line
[18:25] <mhall119|work> qgar: a truecrypt file would be bigger than the file is contains
[18:25] <yaris123456789> jdit: ot wont let me delete
[18:25] <jdu> Terrible-Tim, turning it off has a number of negative ramifications to work through such as no dns at first, no automatic wireless.  To turn NetworkManager off, you can rename the symbolic link in /etc/rc.2  according to the README instructions.
[18:25] <bobbydigitales_> I'm trying to upgrade a deskktop machine from Hardy to Jaunty, I'm using "sudo do-release-upgrade", but it says, "No new release found", what am I doing wrong?
[18:25] <mhall119|work> robin0800: that only makes it require a password when launched from the menu
[18:26] <robin0800> alice_: : menu editor Evolution properties add gksu to command line
[18:26] <qgar> mhall119|work, yes, so how much bigger is the encrypted data?
[18:26] <Flannel> bobbydigitales_: Go to your software sources (software properties, whatever) and there's an upgrades tab.  Make sure you have "every" release selected, not just LTS ones.
[18:26] <mhall119|work> bobbydigitales_: under the Software Sources dialog, you have to tell it to upgrade to normal releases, not just LTS releases
[18:26] <jdu> bobbydigitales_, you need to specify that you are willing to upgrade to not LTS releases.
[18:26] <jdu> second mhall119|work
[18:26] <grawity> qgar: TrueCrypt'ed files don't change size, I believe -- the entire container (virtual disk) is encrypted as one.
[18:26] <Fiveohthree> where in ubuntu do i find list of hardware connected so i can go find drivers?
[18:26] <mhall119|work> qgar: truecrypt files have a pre-set size, regardless of what you put in them
[18:27] <andrea2566> can someone help me with my audio i can only hear the pidgin im's.
[18:27] <jdu> Fiveohthree, you can use the lshw command.  To create a html of it:  sudo lshw -html > lshw.html
[18:27] <proq> does anyone know where #motu moved to?  I need to talk to a package maintainer about helping port wmi to jaunty
[18:27] <CosmicChaos> Please help: My xserver high-frequently crashes while running pidgin, any ideas?
[18:27] <fantomdenuit> im new i want to now somme things about ubuntu
[18:27] <Fiveohthree> tnx
[18:27] <Flannel> proq: #ubuntu-motu
[18:28] <qgar> grawity, mhall119|work yea, for example PGP encryption outputs way more data than the original, so do I need a  container mucb bigger than 4GB to store 4GB file sin it?
[18:28] <mhall119|work> CosmicChaos: disable all pidgin plugins and see if that helps
[18:28] <bin10101> help...I have encrypted home directories but now I need to encrypt swap and /tmp.  I setup encrypted home directories at install of Ubuntu 9.04.  I want to use same utilities/method/even pass key if possible.
[18:28] <grawity> qgar: TrueCrypt works differently than PGP.
[18:28] <CosmicChaos> mhall119|work: i already tried that
[18:28] <bin10101> anyone get this to work?
[18:28] <andrea2566> can someone help me with my audio i can only hear the pidgin im's.
[18:28] <mhall119|work> CosmicChaos: disable all accounts then
[18:28] <qgar> grawity, I know
[18:28] <Niv3k> how can i keep analog/digital checked in alsa mixer
[18:29] <mhall119|work> qgar: it will need to be a bit bigger than the unencrypted contents
[18:29] <qgar> grawity, in other words: Do I loose space when i encrypt a partition?
[18:29] <CosmicChaos> mhall119|work: lol how sould it crash xserver when im OFFLine and cannot receive messages or what do you mean
[18:29] <bobbydigitales_> Flannel: mhall119|work : jdu:  sorry I should have said that it's a headless machine :)
[18:29] <gumpish> sooooo.... where do the cert authority certs live?
[18:29] <qgar> mhall119|work, a bit, ok :)
[18:29] <Niv3k> i have to recheck after every boot
[18:29] <mhall119|work> CosmicChaos: just trying to eliminate factors
[18:29] <bobbydigitales_> maybe I need to give "do-release-upgrade" -p ?
[18:30] <CosmicChaos> mhall119|work: the factor is: working with 8.10, crashing cserver with 9.04
[18:30] <Chunky_K1> Heya all, I'm using openoffice launchpad ppa, on intrepid. Suddently a couple days ago, I started getting a message that "not all updates can be installed" and offering a partial upgrade
[18:30] <elad`> Name a good program for usenet.
[18:30] <mhall119|work> CosmicChaos: it could be one of the Pidgin account libs, which is why I suggested disabling all accounts
[18:30] <Chunky_K1> And it won't select the other updates
[18:30] <Chunky_K1> for openoffice
[18:30] <shadeslayer> hi i removed xubuntu-desktop from my laptop but i can still see the option for a XFCE session in the login manager
[18:30] <Chunky_K1> Is there a simple fixd for this?
[18:30] <jdu> bobbydigitales_, you do realize that you are going to have to do two upgrades to get from hardy to jaunty and that may leave a degree of cruft?
[18:30] <Niv3k> Hi
[18:31] <Fiveohthree> how come says l1 cach 30 , l2 256, and system is 768, is 512 and 256 in there.??
[18:31] <elad`> !help usenet
[18:31] <mhall119|work> Fiveohthree: L1 and L2 cache is on the processor, not RAM
[18:31] <mneptok> elad`: what do you want to do?
[18:31] <Fiveohthree> dir,, good to know
[18:31] <Flannel> jdu, bobbydigitales_: no it won't.
[18:32] <mneptok> elad`: read and post to Usenet? sudo apt-get install pan
[18:32] <elad`> Download stuff from usenet. I've got an account, but not a program that would work under linux.
[18:32] <Niv3k> elad: iuse hellanzb with lottanzb gui
[18:32] <elad`> No, I want binaries.
[18:32] <gumpish> oops, needed to install ca-certificates package.
[18:32] <mneptok> elad`: sudo apt-get install pan
[18:32] <kantlivelong> anyone know why gnome-touchpad-settings sets my horiz scroll as my vert-scroll???
[18:32] <Fiveohthree> are there standard drivers loaded with ubuntu incase i cant connect to the net
[18:32] <adnc> where can i follow if there are changes on the ubuntu intel graphics driver?
[18:33] <Fiveohthree> iv had them load up into a manager of some kind and vid card came up to look for driver
[18:33] <mhall119|work> Fiveohthree: the default Ubuntu install comes with many drivers
[18:33] <shadeslayer> adnc: you could see the release notes
[18:34] <adnc> satyagrahi: the released intel driver with 9.04 had many problems, i'm waiting till there is any progress but now updates yet for it
[18:34] <Niv3k> Can anyone read this?
[18:34] <geekboxjockey> hello, does anyone know any USB composite video (RCA jack) capture dongles that work well with ubuntu?
[18:34] <shadeslayer> Niv3k: no
[18:34] <john> is ubuntu/kubuntu 9.04 significantly faster/slower than their predecessors?
[18:34] <Niv3k> thnx shade
[18:34] <Flannel> bobbydigitales_: What you need to do is to edit /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades, and set it to "normal" instead of lts.
[18:34] <mhall119|work> john: bootup is faster in 9.04
[18:34] <shadeslayer> adnc: see the bug report filed on it in the release notes,all updates will be posted there
[18:34] <bobbydigitales_> Flannel: ok, thanks!
[18:34] <geekboxjockey> I haven't been able to find a good source for that information
[18:34] <Fiveohthree> i go to hardware drivers but it says no drivers are loaded.
[18:34] <mhall119|work> I haven't noticed any other difference
[18:34] <Fiveohthree> an wont let me select or enter anything
[18:34] <shadeslayer> john: on ext4 yes
[18:35] <Flannel> bobbydigitales_: And in the future, say "I have a headless machine" not "I have a desktop machine" ;)
[18:35] <jbwiv> guys, for the life of me I can't get Num Lock to work on Jaunty. Anyone know how?
[18:35] <bin10101> is there a config program for eCryptfs?
[18:35] <adnc> shadeslayer: ahh thats sounds if there i could find some informatinos, where are the release notes published? on the ubuntu.com site?
[18:35] <john> mhall119|work, ; everything else pretty much the same?
[18:35] <john> shadeslayer: faster?
[18:35] <mhall119|work> Fiveohthree: The Hardware Drivers dialog only shows proprietary drivers
[18:35] <shadeslayer> adnc: see the topic
[18:35] <john> shadeslayer: ;)
[18:35] <mhall119|work> john: so far
[18:35] <john> shadeslayer: woop
[18:35] <john> thanks guys
[18:35] <shadeslayer> john: *much faster*
[18:35] <bobbydigitales_> Flannel: I meant to say, "it's a desktop install, but headless" to make it clear it wasn't a server install. But I screwed it up :).
[18:35] <bobbydigitales_> Flannel: and thanks! :)
[18:36] <mneptok> bin10101: irc://irc.oftc.net/#ecryptfs
[18:36] <adnc> shadeslayer: ahh thank you
[18:36] <shadeslayer> good thing we didnt tell him about the mem leaks :P
[18:36] <Fiveohthree> do i have to go to add/remove apps and add a manager.. similar to device manager in win
[18:36] <mhall119|work> Fiveohthree: what for?
[18:36] <shadeslayer> adnc: theres a solution posted there too,see if it works for you
[18:36] <sd32> help, i have a corrupted tracker index, and the tracker applet wont go away!!
[18:36] <Amigadude> how can I create modelines
[18:36] <adnc> i wouldn't recommend anyone updating to 9.04 from 8.10 if he has a intel graphics
[18:36] <Fiveohthree> instal drivers for ethernet card
[18:36] <shadeslayer> adnc: we know
[18:37] <Fiveohthree> i get no lights with onboard
[18:37] <mneptok> adnc: but females should have no problems? :P
[18:37] <adnc> shadeslayer: do you mean the solutions on the wiki page
[18:37] <adnc> mneptok: heheh
[18:37] <mhall119|work> Fiveohthree: what kind of card do you have?
[18:37] <Fiveohthree> and it just stopped whith fresh ubuntu instal
[18:37] <Amigadude> just tried an online form and now I'm getting unknown sync
[18:37] <shadeslayer> adnc: uh....no in the release notes
[18:37] <adnc> shadeslayer: let me see, i'll give feedback on it
[18:37] <shadeslayer> adnc: sure
[18:37] <elad`> mneptok, thanks.
[18:38] <stephenw>  01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV370 5B60 [Radeon X300 (PCIE)]
[18:38] <stephenw> Really slow in 9.04
[18:38] <stephenw> Firefox is unusable, redrawing windows takes forever.
[18:38] <shadeslayer> so...anyone who can tell me why xfce isnt removed from my session manager?
[18:38] <mhall119|work> stephenw: hang on, I have a solution, let me find it
[18:38] <Fiveohthree> realteck rtl-8139/8139c/8139c+
[18:38] <stephenw> I am not using the non-free driver, because xorg1.6 broke it.
[18:38] <shadeslayer> stephenw: if mhall119|work solution doesnt work try firefox 3.5
[18:38] <genii> Qwertyi: Yes, that site. Apologies on lag. Work required me, I have been /away
[18:39] <stephenw> shadeslayer: I think it's probably the video driver.
[18:39] <stephenw> But maybe it is ff
[18:39] <mhall119|work> stephenw: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/363238/comments/8 try adding the options here to the Device section of your xorg.conf
[18:39] <shadeslayer> stephenw: ah....that,no idea there then
[18:39] <stephenw> chromium, while a lot more crash-happy is faster
[18:39] <ValentineX> old ubuntu users can update their ubuntuto ext4 file system after upgrading from 8.10 to 9.04?
[18:39] <stephenw> mhall119|work: thanks
[18:39] <shadeslayer> ValentineX: yes
[18:39] <curtis> I am trying to run this game in firefox, ubuntu 9.04 http://trackmill.com/free-rider-2/Tracks/82620
[18:39] <mhall119|work> stephenw: I have a similar ATI card, was using fglrx in 8.10, but they dropped support for my card (and probably yours too) in the latest version
[18:39] <Guest23410> it will not start up anyone have any ideas on how i can get it to work?
[18:40] <ValentineX> shadeslayer: i mean my ubuntu file systems etc main / and roots etc
[18:40] <epswing> any issues with the wired version of the apply keyboard http://images.apple.com/keyboard/images/wired_keyboard20090306.gif ?  do the volume controls work?
[18:40] <epswing> (ubuntu 9.04)
[18:40] <shadeslayer> ValentineX: yes,see http://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ext4_Howto
[18:40] <Qwertyi> genii: Done that. Thank you.
[18:40] <afonja> Hello everyone, I'm new to Ubuntu(just installed yestarday) and I have a problems with using built in microphone(Laptop HP Pavillion 6800)
[18:40] <aleron6> does anybody know how i can deleted the gnomenu applet i tried the terminal and synpatic but they just dont seem to find the file
[18:40] <genii> Qwertyi: You're welcome
[18:41] <epswing> apple*
[18:41] <Terrible-Tim> hey!  thank you (jdu?) for telling me to disable network-manager.. I just removed it again and it seemed to work this time.. I am now able to set a static ip again in /etc/network/interfaces
[18:41] <ghindo> Is there a way to specify the directory that gnome screensaver uses for a slideshow?
[18:42] <Terrible-Tim> I have another question... I have a box with two NIC's and i run a virtual machine on my machine.  How can I set it up so that one NIC is reserved specifically for that VM and the other NIC is only used for my host?
[18:42] <adnc> shadeslayer: i see these recommentations but display is not configured via xorg.conf what will happen if if i add MigrationHeuristic greedy to it, since there is no Device section in it
[18:42] <afonja> Hello everyone, I'm new to Ubuntu(just installed yestarday) and I have a problems with using built in microphone(Laptop HP Pavillion 6800). Can any one explain me how can I make it work?
[18:42] <ValentineX> shadeslayer: is it easy for new users to do with this?
[18:42] <mhall119|work> adnc: anything you add to xorg.conf gets added on top of the autoconfiguration
[18:42] <adnc> mhall119|work: ahh, ok
[18:43] <geekboxjockey> Where can I find a good USB composite video capture device that is compatible with Ubuntu?
[18:43] <mhall119|work> afonja: what problems?  just not working?
[18:43] <aleron6> so nobody here knows how to remove gnomenu
[18:43] <geekboxjockey> I have yet to find a guide that has enough information
[18:43] <mhall119|work> aleron6: how did you install it?
[18:43] <shadeslayer> adnc: i _have_ no idea :(,since i use a nvidia driver,just read it in the release notes so thought it might help you
[18:43] <aleron6> using the cd command
[18:43] <shadeslayer> ValentineX: never tried it so no idea
[18:43] <aleron6> its an applet
[18:43] <adnc> mhall119|work: actually i can not start compiz, it switches back to without advanced display settings after looking for driver.
[18:44] <mhall119|work> adnc: maybe your card/driver can't handle compiz?
[18:44] <bluegoon> Hey guys, is it possible to take out my ubuntu installed hdd and put int in another machine temporarily?  Will it freak out the hardware drivers etc?
[18:44] <Terrible-Tim>  I have a question... I have a box with two NIC's and i run a virtual machine on my machine.  How can I set it up so that one NIC is reserved specifically for that VM and the other NIC is only used for my host?
[18:44] <adnc> mhall119|work: well it did with 8.04 and 8.10
[18:44] <Linux2008> Announcement from The Linux Foundation:  Linux.com just went live. Use the site and win a laptop signed by Linus himself. http://www.linux.com
[18:44] <mhall119|work> aleron6: you should be able to right-click the applet icon and select remove
[18:44] <pepperjack> bluegoon: a good change itll work
[18:45] <Terrible-Tim> are you trying to boot off of it?
[18:45] <aleron6> i tried that it doesnt work
[18:45] <mhall119|work> adnc: 9.04 got a new xserver, which some proprietary drivers don't support
[18:45] <shadeslayer> Linux2008: yipeeee
[18:45] <bluegoon> pepperjack: hoping so... dammit, have to keep dual booting into xp because 9.04 cant support my 3g device.
[18:45] <mhall119|work> aleron6: is there a remove option?
[18:45] <deco017> السلام عليكم ، نصبت compiz من خلال احد الشروحات بالمنتدى ولكن للأسف لم يشتغل يعني مثلا لما اضغط احد الإختصارات مثلا alt+e لايحدث اي شيء و لا توجد اي تأثيرات فما السبب في كل هذا ؟؟
[18:46] <aleron6> yes when i click on it an error dialog pops up
[18:46] <RHorse> HELP!!! TERRORISTS!!!
[18:46] <Talkradio> ahh the terrorist speaks heh
[18:46] <adnc> deco017: thats cool, but noone will understand
[18:46] <oluu> haha
[18:46] <aleron6> n asks me to dlete it or not delete it
[18:46] <Pici> !sa | deco017
[18:46] <nebajoth> vdoes ubuntu have anything like gentoo's eselect interface to select between multiple library versions, and multiple libraries that provide equivalent functionality, per package or user or whole system?
[18:46] <oluu> alquida will bomb the channel :'(
[18:46] <aleron6> n i delete but it still stays there
[18:46] <Terrible-Tim>  I have a question... I have a box with two NIC's and i run a virtual machine on my machine.  How can I set it up so that one NIC is reserved specifically for that VM and the other NIC is only used for my host?
[18:46] <Pici> oluu, RHorse: Please don't.
[18:46] <Kingsy101> can someone tell me the name of a good ftp account I can install on ubuntu? preferably something with a nice GUI ?
[18:46] <deco017> thanks all and sorry :)
[18:46] <oluu> <3
[18:46] <adnc> oluu: and because you wrote this the nsa will keep track of the channel aswell
[18:46] <Fiveohthree> look at that , router was pluged in but not hub.. ha
[18:46] <jetlee> fucker
[18:46] <oluu> oh noes
[18:47] <Kingsy101> sorry not ftp account, I meant ftp client
[18:47] <mhall119|work> Kingsy101: FileZilla
[18:47] <bluegoon> Any good free ebooks on Ubuntu?
[18:47] <bluegoon> I think i asked earlier, but im home now, anyone got a link to that great ubuntu ebook?
[18:47] <shadeslayer> bluegoon: i think i saw one,it was guide
[18:47] <Kingsy101> cool, can I install that in the add programs in ubuntu?
[18:47] <epswing> any issues with the wired version of the apple keyboard http://images.apple.com/keyboard/images/wired_keyboard20090306.gif ?  do the volume controls work?  (ubuntu 9.04)
[18:47] <jetlee> bob yoyo bab
[18:47] <jake_> question: i'm rusty on wireless, best way to do Linksys WUSB54GSC wireless usb adapter in 9.04?
[18:47] <bluegoon> shadeslayer: Yea man, was some site, it was an awesome pdf download of some book.
[18:47] <mhall119|work> Kingsy101: yup
[18:47] <bigpresh> Kingsy101: If you're using KDE, you can just type ftp://user:pass@host/ into Konqueror for easy FTPing; I suspect Gnome has something similar
[18:47] <Pici> jetlee: Please stop, this is a support channel.
[18:48] <ValentineX> Is there any way i can convert my fat32 partitions to ext4?
[18:48] <rippedchicken> hi people i need help one of my computers when i boot it up it says Alert! /dev/disk/by-uuid/ not found
[18:48] <rippedchicken> ?
[18:48] <shadeslayer> bluegoon: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/free-ubuntu-linux-e-books.html
[18:48] <jetlee> hey
[18:48] <bluegoon> thanks shade
[18:48] <ValentineX> whois jetlee
[18:48] <jetlee> ex;; 222222229999999999999999999
[18:48] <Terrible-Tim>  I have a question... I have a box with two NIC's and i run a virtual machine on my machine.  How can I set it up so that one NIC is reserved specifically for that VM and the other NIC is only used for my host?
[18:48] <OsamaK> Hello. Is it possible to set permissions to install packages without root access?
[18:49] <shadeslayer> bluegoon: im not sure thats the book...let me re-search more
[18:49] <mhall119|work> Terrible-Tim: check your VM's documentation
[18:49] <bigpresh> Terrible-Tim: What kind of VM are you running?
[18:49] <jetlee>  
[18:49] <mhall119|work> OsamaK: no
[18:49] <rippedchicken> can anyone give me any idea what might be causing that?
[18:49] <shadeslayer> bluegoon: http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/
[18:49] <Terrible-Tim> vbox...
[18:49] <jakswa> question: i'm rusty on wireless, best way to do Linksys WUSB54GSC wireless usb adapter in 9.04?
[18:50] <bigpresh> Terrible-Tim: ISTR that virtualbox can be told which physical network adaptor to use
[18:50] <Terrible-Tim> i figured it would be an ubuntu setting, though... not vbox.. because i want to prevent system wide packets being sent and received to that NIC
[18:50] <bluegoon> sweet dude
[18:50] <Terrible-Tim> EXCEPT for vbox
[18:50] <bluegoon> shadeslayer: dude i think it had a picture of a tree on the cover
[18:50] <shadeslayer> bluegoon: dont mention it ;)
[18:50] <OsamaK> mhall119|work: So when X wants to install any package they have to have a root access?
[18:50] <shadeslayer> bluegoon: http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/
[18:50] <bigpresh> Well, the system will use whatever interface is set up as the default route
[18:51] <bluegoon> shadeslayer: YES! thats the one, ur a legend dude, thanks!
[18:51] <Fiveohthree> k pluging in hup bidnt work
[18:51] <Terrible-Tim> how do i check what the default route is and how can i change it?
[18:51] <Terrible-Tim> heck.. if you jsut give me the right terminology to google i can get it myself
[18:51] <Terrible-Tim> im just looking for change default NIC ubuntu
[18:51] <shadeslayer> bluegoon: np man
[18:51] <th0r> Terrible-Tim, the command you want to research is 'route'
[18:51] <Cryptic_1onkey> Terrible-Tim: Netstat -rn
[18:51] <Pici> Terrible-Tim: man route
[18:51] <Terrible-Tim> and all the solutions want me to turn the card off
[18:51] <mhall119|work> OsamaK: they have to have Sudo access
[18:52] <Kingsy101> thanks guys.. FileZilla is exactly what I wanted
[18:52] <Kingsy101> :0
[18:52] <shadeslayer> yip yip
[18:52] <olman> hola
[18:52] <rippedchicken> hello people can anyone please help i get an error message when i turn on my computer
[18:52] <olman> ayuda con vsftpd
[18:53] <olman> un asunto de directorios y permisos
[18:53] <th0r> !es
[18:53] <neurobuntu> id like to make it so when I right click on item on my desktop I can run a custom script on that file? how would I go about doing this?
[18:53] <jakswa> if a wireless usb stick does not work out of the box, is ndiswrapper still the way to go? or WICD or something?
[18:53] <Dr_Willis> neurobuntu:  nautilus has a scripting feature.  ive seen some example scripts at gnome-look.org i think
[18:53] <hector> hi
[18:54] <neurobuntu> Dr_Willis, thanks
[18:54] <blaise> pardon me, how do I get the laitest version of wine?
[18:54] <mhall119|work> neurobuntu: look into nautilus actions
[18:54] <neurobuntu> blaise, download it from winehq
[18:54] <ror> blaise, there's a wineHQ repository
[18:54] <shbn> 2ha
[18:54] <hector> hi, im new to ubuntu
[18:54] <blaise> rar repository?
[18:54] <rippedchicken> hey hector
[18:54] <hector> hey
[18:54] <rippedchicken> im hector too
[18:54] <ror> blaise, http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[18:54] <hector> cool
[18:54] <Cryptic_Donkey> blaise: sudo apt-get inssll -y wine
[18:54] <hector> lol
[18:55] <shbn> me too iam new
[18:55] <mhall119|work> blaise: Wine offers an apt repository, will make it easy to download Wine and keep it up to date
[18:55] <rippedchicken> yeah but are you a hector?
[18:55] <hector> yeah, my real name is hector
[18:55] <blaise> neurobuntu: DUH! I mean without breaking ubuntu's proprietary package management system
[18:55] <mhall119|work> blaise: it won't break it
[18:55] <rippedchicken> so what did you need help with hector?
[18:55] <qgar> how to hibernate via the console?
[18:56] <neurobuntu> blaise, you can't, plus the system isn't proprietary... if you want to only use Ubuntu sponsored apps you'll never have the latest versions
[18:56] <qgar> and can I lock my screen and till it to hibernate in 40 miinutes?
[18:56] <skyl> I wonder if changing from apache-worker to apache-prefork will require any changes to my config files?
[18:56] <hector> can anyone help me? im using a acer 5050 notebook and i cant get the right driver for my video card (ati radeon xpress 1100)
[18:56] <ror> blaise, additional repositories are all part of ubuntu, what makes you think it'll break it?
[18:56] <neurobuntu> blaise, but winehq does have a repository that will let you use the latest version of wine
[18:56] <gianluca> 1it
[18:56] <gianluca> !it
[18:56] <mhall119|work> hector: what driver is it using?
[18:57] <mhall119|work> FYI, ATI just dropped support for a lot of cards in their latest driver
[18:57] <hector> i dont know, i just instaled ubuntu
[18:57] <mhall119|work> hector: did you get to the desktop?
[18:57] <hector> video is going almost "fine" it just lags when i see hd videos in youtube and stuff like that
[18:57] <mhall119|work> yeah, you're likely using the reverse-engineered open source driver
[18:58] <sebsebseb> hector: there's a special netbook version, is that the one you installed?
[18:58] <hector> and pc gets awful slow when viewing a movie, i have 3gb ram and a 2.2 amd turion processor
[18:58] <blaise> neurobuntu: how to use said wine repo?
[18:58] <hector> nope
[18:58] <hector> normal desktop version
[18:58] <mhall119|work> hector: are you familiar with xorg.conf files?
[18:58] <neurobuntu> blaise, get the url for the repository and ad it to your package manager
[18:58] <hector> this is not a netbook btw
[18:58] <ror> blaise, it's all on that page I linked; once you've set it up it just all manages itself as normal
[18:58] <hector> nope, im fresh new to it
[18:58] <ror> then ubuntu keeps it updated as normal
[18:58] <neurobuntu> winehq probably has a walkthrough on how to do it
[18:59] <mhall119|work> hector, then you're about to take a dive into the deep end
[18:59] <neurobuntu> blaise, plus there are tons of howtos on the net
[18:59] <hector> lol
[18:59] <mikebeecham> hi there...does anyone know how I go about updating rhythmbox to the latest version?
[18:59] <sebsebseb> hector: nevermind  maybe it wasnt you who said was on netbook
[18:59]  * blaise stabs random people with hand carved wooden spork
[18:59] <ror> blaise, http://www.winehq.org/download/deb < that IS a tutorial/howto on how to do it
[18:59] <mhall119|work> hector: press alt-F2 to get the run dialog
[18:59] <hector> ive been all night trying to make this work
[18:59] <ror> ignore the /deb that example is ubuntu
[18:59] <blaise> thanks
[18:59] <hector> ok, now what?
[18:59] <sebsebseb> mikebeecham: only security updates in each Ubuntu release.  then people can install  later programs them selves or wait for another version
[19:00] <mhall119|work> hector: from the run dialog, type "gksudo hedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[19:00] <andrea2566> how do i change permissions for files in my cdrom says Error removing file: Read-only file system
[19:00] <sebsebseb> mikebeecham: also I used to use Rythombox, but then Banshee became great :)
[19:00] <hector> whit the " too?
[19:00] <hector> with
[19:00] <mhall119|work> without quotes
[19:00] <hector> kk
[19:00] <mhall119|work> got the file open?
[19:00] <Dr_Willis> andrea2566:  trying to delete files from a cdrom >
[19:00] <Dr_Willis> ?
[19:00] <neurobuntu> andrea2566, you can't add write permission to a cdrom, cd's are read only
[19:00] <neurobuntu> andrea2566, unless its a cdrw
[19:01] <Jkessler> is raid 1 hard to set up in ubuntu?
[19:01] <mikebeecham> sebsebseb: banshee?
[19:01] <andrea2566> neurobuntu, yes it is and i am trying to delete the file in it
[19:01] <sebsebseb> mikebeecham: which Ubuntu version are you on?  8.04 does not have a good version.  8.10 and 9.04 do
[19:01] <grawity> neurobuntu: Even then it wouldn't be as simple as « rm file »
[19:01] <sebsebseb> mikebeecham: it also plays videos
[19:01] <hector> ok
[19:01] <hector> now what?
[19:01] <Yancho> hi anyone can hint me why ubuntu is restarting every random time please? is there any setting that it does not restart and print an error instead? thanks
[19:01] <hector> nothing happened
[19:01] <mikebeecham> sebsebseb: 9.04
[19:01] <ghindo> Is there a way to specify the directory that gnome screensaver uses for a slideshow?
[19:02] <mhall119|work> okay, you see several sections like <Screen></Screen>?
[19:02] <sebsebseb> mikebeecham: sudo apt-get install banshee
[19:02] <mhall119|work> hector: no file?
[19:02] <hector> nope, nothing happened
[19:02] <nick_h> could someone who uses a standard US keyboard layout paste the contents of /etc/default/console-setup on www.pastie.org please? my layout is acting up
[19:02] <theFunzo> could i get some quick help with a bash script? I'm a real noob :P Could we take it through PMs? anyone up for it?^^
[19:02] <mhall119|work> hector: sorry, typo, should be gedit not hedit
[19:02] <Cryptic_Donkey> Yancho: Ubuntu is probably restarting due to your computer over heating
[19:02] <mikebeecham> sebsebseb: will give it a go, and see whether it's better or not
[19:02] <hector> oh lol
[19:02] <hector> ok
[19:02] <Pici> theFunzo: You may want to try #bash
[19:02] <sebsebseb> mikebeecham: ok
[19:02] <FrankQC> Which program do you use to know which addresses/computers are connected to the same network as you?
[19:02] <mhall119|work> hector: did that load the file this time?
[19:02] <theFunzo> thanks Pici :)
[19:03] <mib_1emvmy6v> Can I perform a clone of an active running OS with dd?
[19:03] <Yancho> Cryptic_Donkey is there some monitoring software i can use to see the temps?
[19:03] <KaiZ51> hi, can someone please help me with installing deus ex on wine with an ISO image?
[19:03] <SealedWithAKiss> Whenever I attempt to visit a website with flash content I receive a message saying that I do not have the latest version of flash player install, when in fact I do. I have tried reinstalling flash but that hasn't solved my problem. Any ideas?
[19:03] <Cryptic_Donkey> FrankQC: Netstat -rn will show you your routing table in numaric form
[19:03] <SealedWithAKiss> installed*
[19:03] <cherva> can anyone help me with dealing with the X11's cookies in /etc/ssh/sshrc
[19:04] <hector> yeah
[19:04] <hector> its a blank page
[19:04] <mhall119|work> blank?
[19:04] <FrankQC> Cryptic_Donkey : Yeah but it won't tell me the other computers on the network
[19:04] <sebsebseb> theFunzo: also good free bash ebooks and such out there,  I could link you to something soon
[19:04] <cherva> ubottu: ssh
[19:04] <hector> yeak, like a word processing program but with nothing on it
[19:04] <cherva> ubottu: #ssh
[19:05] <mib_1emvmy6v> ubottu:  dd
[19:05] <mhall119|work> hmmm, we did something wrong somewhere then
[19:05] <janedoe__> can anyone give a hand with distcc?
[19:05] <adnc> ok, the performance problem and compiz problem with intel is solved, if anyone has the same on a intel GM965/GL960, i might be able to help
[19:05] <mib_1emvmy6v> ubottu:  netcat
[19:05] <chuck_> nick_h, here you go http://paste.ubuntu.com/171816/
[19:05] <Pici> !fishing | mib_1emvmy6v
[19:05] <KaiZ51> can someone please help me with installing deus ex on wine with an ISO image?
[19:05] <Cryptic_Donkey> FrankQC: Palces Network should tell you thnames of the other nodes on your network or you might have to configure a hosts file,
[19:06] <mhall119|work> hector, try this from the run dialog: sudo "gedit /etc/X11/xorg.con"
[19:06] <mhall119|work> with the quotes this time
[19:06] <hector> ok
[19:06] <ienorand> mhall119|work: f at the end
[19:06] <Pici> !gksudo | mhall119|work
[19:06] <mhall119|work> right, xorg.conf
[19:06] <beppe_> I use Ubuntu(last version) on virtualbox, does anyone know where i can get to my c: or d:, because my base op is xp?
[19:06] <mib_1emvmy6v> Has anyone here used "dd" to clone a hard drive?  I have a question about it
[19:06] <Yancho> im in its bios - cpu is 28 / system is 27 not that bad Cryptic_Donkey ey?
[19:06] <ienorand> hector: "gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf" with and f
[19:06] <FrankQC> ubottu:  iptraf
[19:06] <hector> how can i ignore the ubottu ??
[19:07] <FrankQC> ubottu:  iptables
[19:07] <sebsebseb> hector: don't, it could be useful
[19:07] <mhall119|work> hector: don't ignore the bot,it's right, you need gksudo not sudo
[19:07] <sebsebseb> hector: if your getting help he can be quite useful if people decide to use it
[19:07] <KaiZ51> ubottu: mount
[19:07] <adnc> mhall119|work: thank you vey much!
[19:07] <hector> its annoying lol
[19:07] <hector> ok
[19:07] <mhall119|work> adnc: fix it?
[19:07] <KaiZ51> can someone please help me with installing deus ex on wine with an ISO image?
[19:07] <mhall119|work> ok, hector, let me try this one more time, run: gksudo "gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf"
[19:08] <adnc> mhall119|work: yes, i added the greedy option to the x config file this improved the performance and then i skipped the intel graphics card blacklist entry from compiz, so this works aswell
[19:08] <adnc> looks nice and performance seems to be even better
[19:08] <_spm_Draget> Is there a way to get ssh / bash from the alternate install cd? I only get the busybox from other consoles =/
[19:08] <hector> ok
[19:08] <mhall119|work> adnc: enjoy the compisited goodness
[19:08] <hector> now there is text on it
[19:08] <falkinski> I need help with a script using goog define but I can not get it working. Here's my .bashrc: http://pastebin.com/d3d1e3aed Script is at the end, when I type "define test" it just shows "(END)" to the top left. What am I doing wrong?
[19:08] <mhall119|work> hector: ok, now do you see sections like <Screen></Screen>?
[19:09] <Elmaron> hi
[19:09] <hector> nope
[19:09] <Elmaron> solid-pop3d just terminates for me without any error message
[19:09] <adnc> mhall119|work: ohh i used to work with it for quite some time, just 9.04 wasn't able to. but i'm going to switch it off again probably, to many effects ;)
[19:09] <Elmaron> can someone help me?
[19:09] <mhall119|work> dang it
[19:09] <hector> there is section "device"
[19:09] <hector> and stuff like that
[19:09] <mhall119|work> ah, perfect
[19:09] <_spm_Draget> Is there a way to get ssh from the alternate install livecd?
[19:09] <hector> everything is like really "default"
[19:09] <nick_h> chuck_: thanks. much appreciated!
[19:10] <hector> like everything is "default screen" and "configured monitor"
[19:10] <chuck_> nick_h, your welcome
[19:10] <mhall119|work> hector: between the <Device> tags, add the options described here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/363238/comments/8
[19:10] <mhall119|work> once you've added them, save the file, log out, and log back in
[19:10] <hector> there isnt any device tag with > >
[19:10] <hector> do you want me to copy paste it?
[19:11] <KaiZ51> can someone please help me with installing deus ex on wine with an ISO image?
[19:11] <mib_1emvmy6v> Can I make a clone of an active OS using "dd"?
[19:11] <mhall119|work> hector: not in here, put it in pastebin.com
[19:11] <hector> kk
[19:11] <mhall119|work> and then just put the pastebin link here
[19:11] <DasEi> mib_1emvmy6v: yes
[19:11] <Elmaron> also dovecot won't start. before I installed the solid-pop3d package it did, now both fail to startup (no error message)
[19:11] <ienorand> mib_1emvmy6v: not a mounted device, thats generally not a good idea i think...
[19:12] <hector> http://pastebin.com/m227240c1
[19:13] <DasEi> mib_1emvmy6v: you need a second hd least the size of the existing os, then can dd if=/dev/source of=/dev/goal , replaced with correct drives
[19:13] <mhall119|work> hector: okay, sorry, I'm not at an Ubuntu machine, I forgot the syntax
[19:13] <mhall119|work> brain fart
[19:13] <mhall119|work> hector: you've got the right file anyway
[19:13] <Acedip> does skype support voice chat in ubuntu ??
[19:13] <grawity> Acedip: Yes.
[19:13] <hector> lol no problem man thanks a lot for your help and time
[19:13] <mhall119|work> add the option from https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/363238/comments/8 into the Device section
[19:13] <bookmark> hi
[19:13] <hector> so what should i do then??
[19:14] <mhall119|work> hector: then log out and back in, performance will hopefully have improved
[19:14] <mhall119|work> after saving the file with those changes, of course
[19:14] <ienorand> Acedip: if you want 64bit versuion look at wiki entry for skype
[19:14] <Acedip> grawity, well its showing, problem with audio playback when i try to call someone, is there some thing i should look into
[19:15] <bookmark> I'm trying to run karmic livecd but it doesn't run like the gutsy would.  It just gives me a busybox shell.  Does anyone know what i can do to get graphical livecd to work again?
[19:15] <mhall119|work> hector: you can pastebin the modified file before logging out if you want, so I can look over it
[19:15] <Acedip> ienorand, no, i dont want the 64 bit version, but voice is not working on 32bit version
[19:15] <hector> where should i paste it??
[19:15] <hector> in the file i mean
[19:15] <mhall119|work> hector: between the Section "Device" and EndSection lines
[19:16] <hector> kk
[19:16] <Elmaron> "/etc/init.d/postfix what" prompts "* Usage: /etc/init.d/postfix {start|stop|restart|reload|flush|check|abort|force-reload}"
[19:16] <Elmaron> "/etc/init.d/solid-pop3d what" prompts nothing!! why?
[19:16] <Elmaron> it actually seems /etc/init.d/solid-pop3d is just not recognizing anything
[19:16] <ienorand> Acedip: The way I got that working was just to thoroughly go through both skype and system audio preferences...
[19:16] <exon> mm could sombody help me out i made a ext3 partition /dev/sda6 with mountpoint /home/data but i can't write anything in it it says i  am not owner ?
[19:17] <exon> how can i make it write able and owner
[19:17] <bookmark> i wont donate blood i wont!
[19:17] <bookmark> not to save a life
[19:17] <Acedip> ienorand, ohk.. Even the test call is saying problems with audio playback
[19:17] <exon> any help?
[19:18] <sebsebseb> exon: ah yes that
[19:18] <ienorand> Acedip: Yea, unless you've managed to match up th sound devices in a good way it will complain...
[19:18] <bookmark> does live cd have an irc client?
[19:18] <hector> http://pastebin.com/m2d1e2307
[19:18] <kulight> any one knows how to remove cube cups or make them transparent ?
[19:19] <hector> is that ok??
[19:19] <ienorand> !karmic | bookmark
[19:19] <qgar> exon, I don't know any more, but you will find it when you google
[19:19] <Acedip> ienorand, alright, so voice does not work out the box ?
[19:19] <Fzang> can I edit the menu.lst boot titles?
[19:19] <sebsebseb> exon: run nautilus as root   be careful when doing that, so you don't delete say a system file.    gksudo nautilus   find your drive in  computer or   /media     right click  properites.  go to permissions and  make sure your the owner,  that should do it
[19:19] <PolitikerNEU> bookmark: it has pidgin - so yes, it has an (crappy) IRC-CLient
[19:19] <bookmark> karmic is unstable i guess?
[19:19] <madmartian> can anybody help me with bug 369552?
[19:19] <sebsebseb> bookmark: it's not even on alpha1 as far as I know
[19:19] <bookmark> ok ill bbl
[19:19] <bookmark> thanks
[19:19] <Elmaron> isn't here _anyone_ having an idea why "/etc/init.d/solid-pop3d" doesn't react to ANYTHING, no matter what I use as argument? =(
[19:20] <mhall119|work> hector: might be better under the "Device" section, rather than "Screen"
[19:20] <Elmaron> I just installed that pop3d and it just doesn't work at all :(
[19:20] <sjokkis> i'm trying to use bluetooth on my eee. as far as i've gathered i requires that i load the module 'usb_hci'. this doesn't appear to be included in the generic kernels. anyone know what to do?
[19:20] <ienorand> Acedip: not for me at least... there was some setting up of preferences...
[19:20] <cemc> PolitikerNEU: it doesn't have xchat?
[19:20] <hector> so i have to delete the rest?
[19:20] <Elmaron> I could really need some help, I cannot remember ever having such an issue and I'm really clueless
[19:20] <hector> that is in between??
[19:20] <PolitikerNEU> cemc: I don't think so
[19:20] <sebsebseb> !permissions > exon
[19:20] <hector> oh now i noticed
[19:20] <hector> sec
[19:20] <mynyml> I need to install an app so that the executable ends up in ~/bin, is this doable with synaptic? or do i have to compile?
[19:21] <mhall119|work> hector: there are multiple sections, each starts with "Section" and ends with "EndSection"
[19:21] <sebsebseb> mynyml: have to compile I think
[19:21] <jeffyeh> does anyone know a terminal command that returns brightness of the LCD?
[19:21] <_PiLoT_> hey there when i had 8.10, vlc needed a quick fidle to find my sound card but now 9.04 vlc isnt picking up my card any ideas?
[19:21] <sebsebseb> _PiLoT_: have you got sound for other apps?
[19:21] <matrix_> hey folks i installed ubuntu 8 on pentium IV,everthing went fine, but when i tryed to log in i just get a black screen, i could not log in on GUI, then i did this reboot,recovery mode root sudo apt-get remove compiz compiz-core , now i can log into my GUI i just upgraded to 9.04 is my ubuntu fine now or i need more to configure
[19:22] <Fiveohthree> so i got the green light onbord for ethernet to come on when moved cable from hub to just router.. but still no net.. wants user names and encrption keys or phrases and i only have that set up for wireless not wired
[19:22] <mynyml> sebastien: and then i pass a location option to make install i'm guessing?
[19:22] <hector> http://pastebin.com/m3588a73d
[19:22] <hector> now??
[19:22] <jeffyeh> rather, i'm trying to get conky to show my screen brightness, and hw.acpi.lcd0.brightness isn't working
[19:22] <_PiLoT_> sebsebseb its an odd one, the computer boot sound comes thought eh onboard speaker the system event sounds come through my speakers
[19:22] <_PiLoT_> avlc comes through the onborad speaker but in the preferences it cant see my card
[19:22] <sebsebseb> matrix_: ok you got it working, but  if you had to install graphics card driver before, well it won't be there now
[19:22] <blaise> rar, neurobuntu: sorry, just very used to gentoo..
[19:23] <Acedip> ienorand, well i dont many options to configure in skype, the sound device section does not have much other than just choose a device
[19:23] <_spm_Draget> Is there a way to get a usable bash/console from the alternate livecd?
[19:23] <sebsebseb> sound |  _PiLoT_
[19:23] <Pupeno_> What program can be used to rip a CD into Ogg or MP3 by someone with a fresh Ubuntu installation and that doesn't know much about computers?
[19:23] <mhall119|work> hector: looks good, now log out and back in.
[19:23] <hector> kk
[19:23] <sebsebseb> !ogg |  Pupeno
[19:23] <matrix_> so how to install my graphic card
[19:23] <mhall119|work> hector: good luck
[19:23] <_PiLoT_> sebsebseb sorry?
[19:23] <hector> thanks, im going to try now
[19:23] <hector> thanks a lot
[19:24] <sebsebseb> _PiLoT_: hummm it didn't work
[19:24] <sebsebseb> !sound >  _PiLoT_
[19:24] <_spm_Draget> !bash
[19:24] <pepperjack> marfusha_: first, and this is important, you must hook it up to the computer.
[19:24] <sebsebseb> _PiLoT_: might be a bit useful
[19:24] <_spm_Draget> !bash alternate
[19:24] <_spm_Draget> pfft
[19:24] <pepperjack> marfusha_: what card?
[19:24] <Pupeno_> sebastien: those pages doesn't say what app can be used to rip a CD.
[19:24] <matrix_> so how to install my graphic card driver
[19:24] <Roxy> My mobile breoadband stopped working and I think it happend when I used an USB flash drive at the same time that I used the mpbile broadband through the USB port. The strange thing is that I couldn't unmount my USB flash drive normally because the light of the stick was binking and didn't turn black. Now my mobile breoadband has stopped working! Pleas help!
[19:25] <sebsebseb> Pupeno_: ok I don't know
[19:25] <sebsebseb> matrix_: system > administaration  > hardware drivers
[19:25] <Pupeno_> I thought Ubuntu used to come with a program to rip CDs, but I can't find anything like that.
[19:25] <_PiLoT_> cheers but its set right
[19:25] <mhall119|work> Pupeno_: sound juicer
[19:25] <sebsebseb> Pupeno_: probably something in repo
[19:25] <_PiLoT_> the main volume is set to the card
[19:26] <matrix_> iam there nothing is there
[19:26] <sebsebseb> _PiLoT_: ok well  I can't really help you anyway, but someone else can if you stick around I expect
[19:26] <Pupeno_> sebsebseb: those things come out of the box generally.
[19:26]  * vatts sets mode +o vatts
[19:26] <ienorand> Acedip: hw:intel,0 and plughw on the others was the way to go for me... I think
[19:26] <bookmark> yay
[19:26] <pepperjack> Pupeno_: apt-cache search rip cd gtk
[19:26] <_PiLoT_> nop probs
[19:26] <matrix_> no priority drivers are been using on this system
[19:26] <blaise> Pupeno_: try grip
[19:27] <bookmark> i can not seem to connect with multiverse
[19:27] <bookmark> does anyone have a working sources.list for me?
[19:27] <sebsebseb> bookmark: have you enabled that software source?
[19:27] <pepperjack> marfusha_: lspci -v or sudo lshw will tell you the card you have
[19:27] <vitorsilva> join #portolinux
[19:28] <sebsebseb> bookmark: don't really need to do stuff with sources.list anymore, because of   system > administaration > software sources.   or the resporitores in synaptic package manager
[19:28] <smartguy92> hi all!
[19:28] <Frederick> Folks I need to patch systemc for gcc 4.1 but it seems to hang or I cant use the patch properly I dunno what is it asking me for I have the output here can you please check with me? http://pastey.net/114153
[19:28] <exon> is there a way to backup a whole partition  like ghost for windows so i could restore my whole partition?
[19:28] <sebsebseb> !backup >  exon
[19:28] <sebsebseb> !sbackup > exon
[19:28] <smartguy92> try gparted
[19:28] <blaise> gparted rox
[19:28] <Pupeno_> There's no program to rip cds supported by canonical?
[19:28] <catalin> bistrita
[19:28] <_PiLoT_> hey the alsamixer command in the terminal tells me the card is intel
[19:28] <smartguy92> in gparted you can copy whole disks
[19:28] <pepperjack> bookmark: but https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine  this may help
[19:28] <mhall119|work> Pupeno_: yes there is
[19:28] <blaise> Pupeno_: try grip, I'm tellin ya
[19:28] <Pupeno_> mhall119|work: which one?
[19:29] <blaise> Pupeno_: it's awesume
[19:29] <matrix_> sebsebsebseb are you there
[19:29] <mhall119|work> Pupeno_: sound-juicer
[19:29] <pepperjack> Pupeno_: yes there are many
[19:29] <smartguy92> i have a question
[19:29] <sebsebseb> matrix_: yeah
[19:29] <Pupeno_> mhall119|work: the package in synaptic says it's not supported by Canonical.
[19:29] <blaise> smartguy92: people in here may have an answer if you ask the question.
[19:29] <smartguy92> is anyone using Canon LBP 2900 in Ubuntu 9.04
[19:29] <matrix_> iam in there system-admin-hardware no priority drivers are running on this system
[19:29] <mhall119|work> Pupeno_: it still works
[19:29] <sebsebseb> matrix_: ok
[19:29] <sebsebseb> matrix_: what card you got?
[19:30] <matrix_> dunno
[19:30] <Pupeno_> mhall119|work: but that's not what I asked.
[19:30] <hector> im back
[19:30] <matrix_> iam on pentium IV
[19:30] <mhall119|work> Pupeno_: sorry, misunderstood you
[19:30] <sebsebseb> matrix_: Intel maybe?  maybe a Intel graphics card to, meaning there woudn't be a driver in there
[19:30] <Frederick> Folks I need to patch systemc for gcc 4.1 but it seems to hang or I cant use the patch properly I dunno what is it asking me for I have the output here can you please check with me? http://pastey.net/114153
[19:30] <Fiveohthree> so ubunto is asking for info to connect to protected wired network.. would these be what i use to loginto router.. cause its connected to it and i still cant access router via ip??
[19:30] <pepperjack> Pupeno_: its supported by ubuntu. that only means that it is pulled from the universe repo or something.  we still support it and maintain the package
[19:30] <sebsebseb> matrix_: nividia and ATI drivers tend to be in that thing, and nothing else as far as I know.   ok  fine  try compiz again if you want
[19:30] <matrix_> what to type on console to find info about my graphic card
[19:30] <madmartian> matrix_: sudo lshw
[19:30] <hector> it worked so so, the video is now smoother but the flash player itself lags more, and if i scroll down the page it lags even more
[19:30] <neurobuntu> matrix_, lspci | grep vga
[19:30] <pepperjack> marfusha_: lspci -v or sudo lshw will tell you the card you have
[19:31] <ienorand> bookmark: in what way can you not connect with the repo, and what version of ubu are you running...?
[19:31] <hector> but thanks, now i can see fullscreen without lag
[19:31] <smartguy92> who uses printer Canon LBP in Ubuntu 9.04
[19:31] <mhall119|work> matrix_: run sudo lshw, the video card will be mentioned somewhere in te output
[19:31] <Pupeno_> pepperjack: yes, I understand that, but I thought Ubuntu out of the box, only having ubuntu-desktop installed, with stuff supported by Canonical was capable of ripping music. I'm really surprised.
[19:31] <janedoe__> can anyone give a hand with distcc? (or refer to a more appropriate chan, since its kinda OT)
[19:31] <mhall119|work> hector: that may be the best you're gonna get
[19:31] <hector> i hope not lol
[19:31] <pepperjack> Pupeno_: yeah. youre probably right that there is nothing in the base install
[19:32] <yusuf> hello!
[19:32] <pepperjack> Pupeno_: other than like dd or something :)
[19:32] <matrix_> here is my output http://www.pastebin.ca/1421812
[19:32] <Frederick> Folks I need to patch systemc for gcc 4.1 but it seems to hang or I cant use the patch properly I dunno what is it asking me for I have the output here can you please check with me? http://pastey.net/114153 I cant seem to patch it properly
[19:32] <bookmark> pepperjack, no matter what i do it says that the archive-repository server ip is not found
[19:32] <bookmark> 404 not found
[19:32] <bookmark> like it is an ip routing problem or something
[19:32] <_PiLoT_> so basically im setting the default as the alsamixer but the ubuntu always uses the onboard card
[19:32] <Chrystallic> ok.. I got one question...  How do I get wireless internet on Acer One A150. got ubuntu 8,
[19:33] <yusuf> Hello! Is there anyone who can help me about my ubuntu compiz problem ?
[19:33] <mhall119|work> matrix_: you've got an Intel card, no proprietary drivers are needed
[19:33] <Chrystallic> intrepid*
[19:33] <Fiveohthree> for what reasons would i not be able to access router via 192.168.1.1 -not pluged in
[19:34] <RHorse> bookmark either typing error in the sources.list or the repos have moved
[19:34] <mhall119|work> Fiveohthree: if you're not connected tothe router
[19:34] <matrix_> so what to do just leave it on this way no need to install vga drivers
[19:34] <agnathan> join #ubuntu-classroom
[19:34] <hector> does anyone knows a channel for ati video cards problems on ubuntu??
[19:34] <mhall119|work> matrix_: right
[19:34] <Fiveohthree> i got cord ya
[19:34] <kiamo> yo
[19:34] <hector> or anything like that
[19:34] <kiamo> i just plugged in my usb stick and want to mount it... whats it likely to be called?
[19:34] <hector1> hi people im having problems with my computer can anyone please help me?
[19:34] <matrix_> but why did i had to type sudo apt-remove compiz compiz-core so i could get GUI working
[19:35] <RHorse> kiamo type ls -rt /dev and it'll be in the last few line somewhere
[19:35] <_PiLoT_> so does anyone know gow to change what the default sound device is
[19:35] <eseven73> how do I install a python installation script it's called setup.py
[19:35] <_PiLoT_> and thats for everything
[19:35] <kulight> any one knows how to remove cube cups or make them transparent ?
[19:35] <mhall119|work> matrix_: running 9.04?
[19:35] <mib_vvis7l6a> HEY GUYS i got a nebie queston everytime i open my trash bin a yellow line outlines my screen and then gos away what is with taht is there anyway to turn it off??
[19:35] <xubantoooo> Hi all, I have a minor question to ask: Xubuntu is unable to mount my USB stick, it's saying: The enclosing drive for the volume is locked, however it's showing up in gparted and is formatted NTFS. Thanks in advance :)
[19:35] <mib_vvis7l6a> it never used to happen before
[19:36] <mib_vvis7l6a> anyone know how to get rid of the yellow line that outlines my screen everytime i open the trash
[19:36] <sjokkis> current kernel in karmic is 2.6.28-11. i can't  find 2.6.28.11 on kernel.org. is this some makebelieve kernel that doesn't really exist?
[19:36] <michael99> hello! can someone help me ? I have a question about ubuntu....please!! :(
[19:36] <ivangarcia> hi all, after upgrading to jaunty, my phone modem ttyACM0 doesn't work anymore
[19:36] <matrix_> no i was installing 8.04 when i installed i could not log into GUI i just had blank screen, i did went to recovery mode then root and apt remove compiz compiz-core and i could log into gui now i upgraded to 9.04
[19:36] <sjokkis> michael99: don't ask to ask. just ask
[19:36] <Seeker`> !ask | michael99
[19:36] <hector1> i tried asking but no one pays attention to it
[19:36] <ivangarcia> any help?
[19:37] <mib_vvis7l6a> anyone help me?
[19:37] <kiamo> RHorse: i have loads of usbdev1.3 and 2.4 and 2.3 etc
[19:37] <mib_vvis7l6a> with the yellow line
[19:37] <Dr_Willis> I see a yellow 'flash' when i try to click on the trash icon in thepanel.. thats just a warning i guess.. that you dont click on it. :)
[19:37] <michael99> ok
[19:37] <mib_vvis7l6a> that otline s the screen
[19:37] <ClaytonG> Hi, I'm running 9.0.4 with mysql-server-5.1, snort-mysql installed.  They are working just fine.  I also want to install acidbase but acidbase package has a depency of mysql-client which is the 5.0 client.  Any suggestions?
[19:37] <kiamo> what exactly am i looking for?
[19:37] <Fiveohthree> running 8
[19:37] <hector1> ok what if we agree to help each other one at a time?
[19:37] <mhall119|work> matrix_: I don't think that chipset can run compiz
[19:37] <Dr_Willis> or it may be a window opening real fast then resizing.. :)
[19:37] <RHorse> kiamo look for a line like sda1 or hda1 or sda2 or hda2, prolly the sd? variety
[19:37] <_PiLoT_> this is what reads on my terminal
[19:37] <_PiLoT_> │ Card: Intel 82801DB-ICH4                                                     │
[19:37] <_PiLoT_> │ Chip: Analog Devices AD1981B                                                 │
[19:37] <_PiLoT_> │ View: [Playback] Capture  All                                                │
[19:37] <_PiLoT_> │ Item: Stereo Mic
[19:37] <FloodBot2> _PiLoT_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:38] <mib_vvis7l6a> it never used t happen before
[19:38] <vatts> I installed lamp, i sudo apt-get install php5, installed, i run something on .php, cant run it
[19:38] <libtech> hi
[19:38] <matrix_> so it was good i removed compiz with that command apt-remove compiz compiz-core
[19:38] <_PiLoT_> a ha ok
[19:38] <kiamo> ah yes
[19:38] <kiamo> i have 4
[19:38] <kiamo> sda, sda1, sda2, sda3
[19:38] <ftehw> anybody got any good pointers to a tutorial or reference manual for pynotify?
[19:38] <RHorse> ok, that's your hard drive
[19:38] <ienorand> matrix_: isn't it so that you have the intel card that's blacklisted in compiz due to freezing?
[19:38] <mhall119|work> matrix_: it should revert back to the 2D metacity window manager, which is still quite functional
[19:38] <libtech> im having an issue booting netbook remix from a usb flash drive
[19:38] <RHorse> ok, that's your hard drive
[19:39] <ClaytonG> vatts: try installing php5-cli for the command line version  the standard php5 package only provides php support for apache
[19:39] <matrix_> ienorand:yes my screen was freezing
[19:39] <Frederick> Folks I need to patch systemc for gcc 4.1 but it seems to hang or I cant use the patch properly I dunno what is it asking me for I have the output here can you please check with me? http://pastey.net/114153 I cant seem to patch it properly
[19:39] <mib_vvis7l6a> NAyone know why teh yellow flash comes on and outlines the screen when i open that trash on the pannel
[19:39] <mib_vvis7l6a> its werid
[19:39] <zeks> I`ve just reinstalled ubuntu, then reinstalled alsa and.... /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf is.... empty ?????  sound works but I truly dunno where is the config for it now.... ? anyone knows?
[19:39] <sagredo> YO YO YO how can I restart x I gots MAD artifacting on my screen it looks like alien technology
[19:39] <vatts> ty ClaytonG, i knew there is some trick, but i didn't remember :P
[19:39] <mib_vvis7l6a> neevr used to hppen before
[19:39] <ienorand> mhall119|work: matrix_: afaik there is a fix for that in the -proposed upgrades.
[19:39] <vatts> sagredo: init 6 reboots whole comp
[19:39] <Frederick> please I damm need help
[19:39] <libtech> when booting from a USB flash drive I get the following error "Could not find kernel image"
[19:40] <sagredo> vatts: I'm over that I just want to restart X
[19:40] <ienorand> matrix_: Which would allow you to use compiz again I think...
[19:40] <matrix_> will i have same problems after rebooting
[19:40] <Dr_Willis> libtech:  sounds like you dident burn the thing to the flsh drive right..  or the download was curupted.
[19:40] <RHorse> kiamo When you plug In the usb it should be recognized as sdb. Since it's not being recognized, I advise to buy one that is. :(
[19:40] <sagredo> I'm stuck in tty3 someone help me out here what's the cmd to restartx
[19:40] <hector1> mib_vvis7l6a: what yellow flash?
[19:40] <libtech> dr_willis, ok I will try it again using different methods
[19:40] <_PiLoT_> ok the sound test thing is using my dspeakers now
[19:41] <mib_vvis7l6a> like yellow outline
[19:41] <mib_vvis7l6a> of the screen
[19:41] <Dr_Willis> sagredo:  if you got X going.. alt-ctrl-F7, to restart X  use 'sudo service gdm restart'
[19:41] <mhall119|work> sagredo: pkill gdm will probably do it
[19:41] <mib_vvis7l6a> whe i open it
[19:41] <mib_vvis7l6a> a yellow outline outliens the screen
[19:41] <Dr_Willis> libtech:  i just dd in linux. :)
[19:41] <mib_vvis7l6a> then gos away
[19:41] <FloodBot2> mib_vvis7l6a: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:41] <Fiveohthree> is ubuntu gana care i have router then router then modem?
[19:41] <Fiveohthree> xp didnt
[19:41] <libtech> i see, i was tried doing it in windows with some flashnul program
[19:41] <BlackCoffee> hi,i just started using xfce and can't get audacious to play any songs at all,it works fine on gnome though
[19:41] <hector1> mib_vvis7l6a: so its when you click on the trash?
[19:41] <_PiLoT_> but vlc wont let me pick the sound card as an output
[19:41] <mhall119|work> Fiveohthree: if Ubuntu gets an IP address and a gateway, it should be happy
[19:41] <Dr_Willis> mib_vvis7l6a:  so what. its not hurting anyting. It looks like it might be the trash directory opening/resizeing real fast.
[19:41] <mib_vvis7l6a> anyone know why taht happens
[19:41] <oshua86> does anyone know if I can start "free the fish" from the cli?
[19:41] <mib_vvis7l6a> it never used to before
[19:42] <groverblue> hi everyone. I'm having a problem with authenticating via console login and sudo commands after upgrading to 9.04.  the console login times out, and running sudo commands take about 2 minutes to complete. the same delay exists when logging in through gnome - after entering my password the desktop doesn't come up for a few minutes.
[19:42] <mib_vvis7l6a> so how doi get it to stop
[19:42] <mib_vvis7l6a> rezeing its self
[19:42] <_PiLoT_> brb
[19:42] <Dr_Willis> mib_vvis7l6a:  You are worring about too trivial a thing.. perhaps check the forums - someone may mention the quirk.
[19:42] <mhall119|work> groverblue: probably something in your PAM setup
[19:42] <bookmark> oki doki
[19:42] <mib_vvis7l6a> im just wandering if theres anyway to get rid of it
[19:42] <bookmark> damn aliens
[19:42] <hector1> what aliens?
[19:42] <michael99> I have installed Ubuntu 9.04. I installed my ATI Radeon HD 3800 drivers properly and restarted my computer. But after I enable compiz gnome starts 25 seconds later. Also when I play a video pc slowing down and after five or six times restart my computer the gnome doesnt starts. When I close compiz everything works well. My computer is very fast. I formated Ubuntu 3 times but I have the same problem with Compiz.
[19:43] <skyl> what/where is libapache2-mod-security?
[19:43] <Fiveohthree> mhall119|work: its asking for eap method , phase2 typee, identity, password
[19:43] <mhall119|work> Fiveohthree: looks weird, never seen that before
[19:44] <mhall119|work> Fiveohthree: did you install Likewise or anything like that?
[19:44] <ienorand> matrix_: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel << look at the changelog, and enable proposed updates (or otherwise) if you want to test the patch...
[19:44] <Fiveohthree> no
[19:44] <th0r> this laptop has a radeon (ati) x1200 video chip, which is supposed to be supported by the catalyst control center. However when I installed fglrx-amdcccle I lost all video. Is there a way to enable 3d accel without installing fglrx?
[19:44] <groverblue> mhall119|work: thanks for the tip.  I'll check that out.  Would you know off hand what I should look for?
[19:44] <mhall119|work> groverblue: nope, sorry
[19:44] <_PiLoT_> right i have a sb pci 128 sound card that cant be seen by vlc player any ideas? or if theres anyway to set it up as the systems default device
[19:45] <bookmark> pilot try installing alsa
[19:45] <hector1> Hi anyone willing to help! I am having problems with my computer. Every time i start it up it gives me a message saying Alert! /dev/disk/by-uuid/
[19:45] <_PiLoT_> ive got alsa
[19:45] <bookmark> or oss
[19:45] <bookmark> dunno then
[19:45] <_PiLoT_> oss wont give me nothing
[19:46] <bookmark> does it show up in lspci?
[19:46] <_PiLoT_> all i know is the system uses the speakers but boot sounds and the vlc use my inbuilt speaker
[19:46] <hector1> then it takes me to a (initfrms)
[19:46] <mhall119|work> hector1: maybe you have an entry in fstab that is no longer valid?
[19:46] <Fiveohthree> mhall119|work: dns or hast i need to set up?
[19:46] <Fiveohthree> and ip of first router or second?
[19:46] <michael99> I have installed Ubuntu 9.04. I installed my ATI Radeon HD 3800 drivers properly and restarted my computer. But after I enable compiz gnome starts 25 seconds later. Also when I play a video pc slowing down and after five or six times restart my computer the gnome doesnt starts. When I close compiz everything works well. My computer is very fast. I formated Ubuntu 3 times but I have the same problem with Compiz.
[19:46] <ckw> I've noticed Xorg taking a bunch of processing power, which is killing my laptop battery
[19:46] <hector1> how would i fix that?
[19:47] <mhall119|work> Fiveohthree: the IP of the first
[19:47] <RHorse> hector1 is anything broken?
[19:47] <ckw> Any suggestions of how to make my batterly last longer?
[19:47] <vega> how do i make gdm/gnome/whatever NOT prompt for a user password after resuming from suspend/hibernate?
[19:47] <coolkourt> good afternoon, how do ispeed up my typing, and stop it from jumping over the text area?
[19:47] <hector1> RHorse: what do you mean is anything broken?
[19:47] <RHorse> hector1 does everything work?
[19:48] <hector1> like hardware wise?
[19:48] <RHorse> Does anything not work the way it's supposed to?
[19:48] <_PiLoT_> im pretty sure i di something by the terminal before
[19:48] <plouffe> Can someone help me setting up my printer? I think Ubuntu doesn't recognize when I plug it to the USB. (Ubuntu AMD64bit 8.10, Canon ip90)
[19:49] <hector1> well i am on the same machine that wont boot
[19:49] <Gabrys> how do I list installed packages that came from jaunty-backports?
[19:49] <plouffe> I get printer ip90 may not be connected message
[19:49] <hector1> but i booted from a live usb instead
[19:49] <hector1> and it seems everything is working
[19:49] <michael99>  I have installed Ubuntu 9.04. I installed my ATI Radeon HD 3800 drivers properly and restarted my computer. But after I enable compiz gnome starts 25 seconds later. Also when I play a video pc slowing down and after five or six times restart my computer the gnome doesnt starts. When I close compiz everything works well. My computer is very fast. I formated Ubuntu 3 times but I have the same problem with Compiz.
[19:49] <J_A_X> hey guys, I want to upgrade my kernel to 2.6.29, how do I do that?
[19:49] <vampirefrog> hi. when I suspend the computer for a long while, the network does not work when I turn it back on. any way to wake it up again?
[19:49] <RHorse> It sounds like it's a mounting problem
[19:49] <erUSUL> !kernel | J_A_X
[19:50] <hector1> RHorse: how would i fix this?
[19:50] <plouffe> RHorse: the printer?
[19:50] <unforgiven512> I can not get my A2DP bluetooth headphones to work. I've tried many different approaches, including using a .sh file to switch the audiosink, and using blueman with an upgraded version of pulseaudio.
[19:51] <sacarlson> ﻿plouffe: I was never able to get my cannon IP1880 to work on my amd64, there drivers are compiled for 32bit.  there are notes around saying it can be done but I failed to do it.
[19:51] <J_A_X> I'm searching for linux-image-2.6.29, but it's not there
[19:51] <plouffe> ah
[19:51] <J_A_X> only .28
[19:51] <matrix_> how do i install all plugins for flash and other plugins do i go to mozilla
[19:51] <J_A_X> (in apt that is)
[19:51] <plouffe> did I mention I hate printers/printing BS
[19:51] <plouffe> LOL
[19:51] <mhall119|work> J_A_X: Ubuntu 9.04 only has the 2.6.28 kernel
[19:51] <parapanghelescu> hi there > I need some help with the chown command
[19:51] <erUSUL> J_A_X: there are no new kernel versions for a given release
[19:51] <michael99>  I have installed Ubuntu 9.04. I installed my ATI Radeon HD 3800 drivers properly and restarted my computer. But after I enable compiz gnome starts 25 seconds later. Also when I play a video pc slowing down and after five or six times restart my computer the gnome doesnt starts. When I close compiz everything works well. My computer is very fast. I formated Ubuntu 3 times but I have the same problem with Compiz.
[19:51] <erUSUL> !latest | J_A_X
[19:51] <ckw> I've noticed Xorg taking a bunch of processing power, which is killing my laptop battery.  Any suggestions of how to make my battery last longer?
[19:51] <daybreak69> hi, i install nvidia drivers and got "low graphics mode". what can i do?
[19:52] <parapanghelescu> !chown
[19:52] <plouffe> sacarlson: thanks anyway
[19:52] <technoholic|> hello! this is the first time ever I am using linux... could some one help me with some stuff please!
[19:52] <RHorse> hector1 when does the error occour? How much along is the boot before it craps out? When you boot, you chould press F2 to edit the line and erase the word quiet. This will tell you more of what is happening when you boot.
[19:52] <mhall119|work> michael99: what driver are you using?
[19:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask > technoholic|
[19:52] <michael99> ATİ HD RADEON 3850
[19:52] <hector1> well ok i boot and it takes for ever then i does say it has mounting problems
[19:52] <J_A_X> is there a way to get .29? apparently, it's what I need to fix my xserver issue
[19:52] <daybreak69> hi, i install nvidia drivers and got "low graphics mode". what can i do?
[19:52] <mhall119|work> michael99: which driver?  fglrx or radeon?
[19:52] <michael99> RADEON
[19:53] <erUSUL> !kernel > J_A_X
[19:53] <hector1> RHorse: then it tries to fix something then it says reboot neeeded
[19:53] <mhall119|work> michael99: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/363238
[19:53] <michael99> I don't know what fglrx is ? I use ati RADEON
[19:53] <RHorse> hector1 hard to say from a distance what is going on. Something simple I suppose.
[19:53] <hector1> RHorse: i thought it was simple
[19:53] <daybreak69> anyone can help me with nvidia driver? :(
[19:53] <RHorse> have you tried to reinstall?
[19:53] <mhall119|work> michael99: the fglrx driver is the one written by ATI.  The radeon driver is an open source driver
[19:53] <Piet> J_A_X: IIRC the last time you've been on this channel today you said why you are looking for a newer kernel version. you might want to go back to this step and look for other/better solutions than upgrading your kernel
[19:54] <hector1> RHorse: no not yet i think thats what im going to have to do
[19:54] <sacarlson> ﻿daybreak69: on ubuntu 8.04? you might have to settle for the open nv driver
[19:54] <michael99> hmm thank you I will read that....
[19:54] <daybreak69> sacarlson: no, i'm on ubuntu 9.04
[19:54] <uvacav> ipt
[19:54] <CarlFK> I added an extra fan to my case.  how can I turn it off?
[19:54] <Jack_Sparrow> CarlFK Did you add a switch when you installed it
[19:55] <sacarlson> ﻿daybreak69: same I guess did you try envy-ng
[19:55] <RHorse> hector1  may be a problem with the formatting operation; either op or computer caused.
[19:55] <joeDeuce> carlfk: unplug it?
[19:55] <doc``> ok trying to get sound to work in flash followed this one but still cant see any stream playing when i play flash http://www.ubuntugeek.com/sound-solutions-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html
[19:55] <Dr_Willis> CarlFK:  err... is it even controlled by the motherboard?
[19:55] <J_A_X> Piet: been reading all day, the open source ATI drivers don't work properly with .28 and my freezing can be fixed with the .29
[19:55] <daybreak69> sacarlson: i try it already
[19:55] <CarlFK> Jack_Sparrow: heh
[19:55] <daybreak69> sacarlson: and it didn't work
[19:55] <Jack_Sparrow> CarlFK the answer is no
[19:55] <hector1> RHorse: i think its computer cause
[19:55] <technoholic|> when I runned "Wubi.exe" to install this version "9.04" it downloaded ubuntu-9.04-amd64.iso .... I dont run amd, nor 64 structure why did it download tht and how can I know what is my current structure?
[19:55] <CarlFK> Dr_Willis: yes - bios shows it's rpm
[19:55] <ckw> I've noticed Xorg taking a bunch of processing power, which is killing my laptop battery.  Any suggestions of how to make my battery last longer?
[19:55] <hector1> i tried fsck and it did find problems but didnt help
[19:55] <Dr_Willis> CarlFK:  that dosetn always mean its speed controllable however..
[19:56] <erUSUL> ckw: use powertop
[19:56] <RHorse> hector1 or it could be grub based. In any case, since it's a new install, I'd try at it again, and see if it does the same thing or not
[19:56] <grawity> technoholic|: It's "architecture", and technically x64 == amd64, even on Intel CPUs.
[19:56] <Piet> J_A_X: so i would consider to use the non-open ones until the next ubuntu release is out
[19:56] <mhall119|work> J_A_X: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/363238
[19:56] <CarlFK> erUSUL: powertop for me?
[19:56] <sacarlson> ﻿daybreak69: ya I think we are stuck with open nv I know other have got it working but it's partly to do with what monitor you have
[19:56] <erUSUL> !info powertop | ckw also visit lesswatts.org
[19:56] <ienorand> technoholic|: intel uses amd64bit architecture in their newest processors
[19:56] <J_A_X> Piet: non-open one isn't in Jaunty
[19:56] <ckw> what is powertop?
[19:56] <hector1> RHorse: thank you im just going to have to fresh install
[19:56] <sacarlson> ﻿daybreak69: keep trying and tell me when you find a solution
[19:56] <ikonia> *!*@cpe-76-188-74-95.neo.res.rr.com!#ubuntu-ops
[19:56] <ikonia> oops
[19:57] <Jack_Sparrow> ckw Kill wireless when not using it
[19:57] <ckw> Grrr...  Stupid wifi
[19:57] <daybreak69> sacarlson: oh ok... there isn't soloution or something?
[19:57] <sacarlson> ﻿daybreak69: there's always a solution we being you and me just haven't found it yet.
[19:57] <technoholic|> ienorand: so it is 64 now? what is the command to confirm that?
[19:58] <CarlFK> Dr_Willis: if I can control the fan... how would I?
[19:58] <karol> hi guys sorry need 2 names of Ubuntu programs: one for right gadgets bar and one for Mac-like icons on bottom of screen pls
[19:58] <nmvictor> hi everyone?
[19:58] <vega> how do i make gdm/gnome/whatever NOT prompt for a user password after resuming from suspend/hibernate?
[19:58] <daybreak69> sacarlson: this problem is really annoying :(
[19:58] <sacarlson> ﻿daybreak69: but the nv drive works ok for me now
[19:58] <Jack_Sparrow> karol cairo dock for the bottom
[19:58] <mhall119|work> karol: Mac-like doc is cairo-dock or Avant-window-navigator
[19:58] <daybreak69> sacarlson: and you can use special effects?
[19:58] <Piet> J_A_X: then add it yourself ;-) that's still easier than upgrading your kernel. and 'less unsupported', too. ;-)
[19:58] <karol> thx Sparrow
[19:59] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[19:59] <technoholic|> ienorand: and what do u mean by newest (since my laptop is a year old)
[19:59] <karol> thx
[19:59] <sacarlson> ﻿daybreak69: nv no not all the cool eye candy but the resolution I need is there and video plays ok
[19:59] <Jack_Sparrow> karol sudo apt-get install cairo-dock
[19:59] <bin1010> is there a way to change the resolution of my monitor.  I know it can do 1920x1200, but its too small.  its only a 15" monitor for cripes sakes.  when I go to Display Preferences all that shows up in resolution as the only option is 1920x1200.
[19:59] <daybreak69> sacarlson: oh ok, that what i got when i first installed ubuntu. but i just wanted to see the special effects
[20:00] <karol> which is better avant or cairo?
[20:00] <vega> bin1010: if it's an lcd then it's not going to look very good if you use something other than the native resolution
[20:00] <Dr_Willis> karol:  i hate them both. :)
[20:00] <mhall119|work> karol: try them both and decide for yourself
[20:00] <Jack_Sparrow> karol better is subjective, but cairo will give you less issues
[20:00] <karol> ok
[20:00] <ienorand> technoholic|: I think all core duo are amd64 architecture for example... Basically all new prcessors since some time back are amd64.
[20:00] <Piet> bin1010: look into adding mode lines to your xorg.conf
[20:00] <ranf> technoholic|, use gconf-editor
[20:00] <karol> whats the name for the widget right side of screen program?
[20:00] <chuck_> bin1010, are you saying the fonts are small
[20:00] <bin1010> vega: thats okay....i cant see it, technically, at 1920x1200 anyways
[20:01] <technoholic|> grawity: u mean i can't install 32 anymore?
[20:01] <mhall119|work> karol: I'm unfamiliar with anything like that
[20:01] <grawity> karol: the thing is called "sidebar", I don't know about the program name
[20:01] <karol> ok thx
[20:01] <grawity> technoholic|: 32-bit OSes usually work just fine on 64-bit CPUs.
[20:01] <bin1010> also I cant mirror 1920x1200 with any of my other monitors
[20:01] <Jack_Sparrow> technoholic| I agree with grawity
[20:01] <MUHO987> I look conky and system monıtor : my network is always in use about 1-7kb in sec. I don't know why but something downloading on my Ubuntu. I have try Ubuntu 8.1,8.04, and now I use 9.04. But the problems is still exists. I close all the programs which are using internet but where is something different.
[20:01]  * grawity is wondering if his AMD Athlon 64 is an amd64.
[20:01] <Jack_Sparrow> bin1010 turn off effect6s and try again
[20:02] <vega> bin1010: ok, well it is possible to lower it, but if it's not in the menu i think you need to edit your xorg.conf manually and specify the resolution there
[20:02] <dooner> MUHO987, tcpdump your interface
[20:02] <bob__> anyone in here have any idea on how to make my wap space bigger on my harddrive?..
[20:02] <ranf> vega,  use gconf-editor
[20:02] <bob__> swap space**
[20:02] <technoholic|> grawity: but 32 apps don't work on 64!
[20:02] <kane77> grawity, it is :)
[20:02] <vega> ranf: do you know the appropriate setting?
[20:02] <ienorand> technoholic|: If you do want wubi to install 32bit version there is a command to force that... but if you don't specifically know of anything that has no 64bit package they should wok equally well...
[20:02] <grawity> technoholic|: They should
[20:02] <MUHO987> tcpdump: no suitable device found
[20:02] <dooner> MUHO987, could also be other traffic on your lan segment (multicast/broadcast/etc..)
[20:03] <grawity> kane77: No matter its age? (2 years IIRC)
[20:03] <ranf> vega we'll find it
[20:03] <dooner> MUHO987, need sudo
[20:03] <vega> ranf: or at least which programs settings to search for, i would assume gdm but not sure
[20:03] <Jack_Sparrow> bob__ Not without editing partitions, which will cause other issues.  Add ram if you can, swap is not the way to go
[20:03] <getxsick> lol
[20:03] <kane77> grawity, nope, I am running amd64 version on Athlon64 3800+
[20:03] <getxsick> i got BusyBo
[20:03] <getxsick> Bx
[20:03] <ranf> vega apps / gnome-power-manager /lock
[20:03] <bob__> well everytime i play World of warcraft it just closes when i am in very high pop place any suggestions?
[20:03] <ienorand> technoholic|: But most apps in ubuntu have 64bit version.
[20:03] <mhall119|work> grawity: the x86_65 instruction set AMD uses is backwards compatible with compiled 32bit x86 code
[20:04] <bin1010> says none visual effects in Appearance Preferences
[20:04] <MUHO987> tcpdump: verbose output suppressed, use -v or -vv for full protocol decode
[20:04] <MUHO987> listening on eth0, link-type EN10MB (Ethernet), capture size 96 bytes
[20:04] <Jack_Sparrow> bob_ If you are running it under wine.. ask in winehq
[20:04] <vega> ranf: looks promising, will test, thanks
[20:04] <bob__> #join winehq
[20:04] <bob__> oops
[20:04] <Fiveohthree> mhall119|work: so i put in ip and i can acces the router closest to the modem, but no interenet
[20:04] <doc``> how can i change which java to use, something then --config
[20:04] <dooner> MUHO987, don't paste the output, but it will show you all packets (assuming you use eth0..).
[20:04] <Vesayth> Does anyone have experience using DD-WRT router firmware with a Ubuntu Web Server? I'm having trouble getting it to forward port 80 properly (it worked fine before I upgraded from the Linksys firmware). I've messed with all the DNSMasq settings (though I don't see why that would affect it) and I've played with several others to no avail. I can access the webserver locally on one box, but not on another, which I find odd.
[20:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !appdb > bob__
[20:05] <mhall119|work> Fiveohthree: you need to set the router that is closest to your computer as the gateway for the computer
[20:05] <mhall119|work> then it's up to that router to pass it on to the appropriate place
[20:05] <_freddy_> anyone know how to boot the livecd to console instead of X ?
[20:05] <_freddy_> maybe a flag that i have to add at the boot command in grub/lilo
[20:05] <oshua86> how can I change gnome settings from the CLI?
[20:06] <_PiLoT_> any idea how the vlc player on 9.o4 gets to see installed sound cards
[20:06] <vega> ranf: works as expected, thanks
[20:06] <oshua86> for example, if Im in ssh in how can I tell which wallpaper X user is using?
[20:06] <nmvictor> bob_:I think you can only do that temporarly with swapon command.
[20:06] <mhall119|work> oshua86: gconf I think
[20:06] <ranf> vega cool
[20:06] <bin1010> why is my xorg.conf empty?
[20:06] <painted1> what's a dns server?
[20:07] <vega> bin1010: that's the default nowadays, settings are mostly probed automatically
[20:07] <mhall119|work> bin1010: newer X servers auto-configure themselves
[20:07] <xubantoooo> painted1, it's a server which translates namses (like google.com) into  IP adresses
[20:07] <_PiLoT_> and does anyone know how to make my soundcard the default for everything
[20:07] <bin1010> okay so I need to add the mode line for what exactly... ;)
[20:07] <unforgiven512> pilot: are you using straight ubuntu 9.04?
[20:08] <xubantoooo> painted1: more info here: http://www.howstuffworks.com/dns.htm (which is btw the second result in google on 'how does dns work')
[20:08] <_PiLoT_> unforgiven512 yep
[20:08] <Wavesonics> how can I see the size on disk of a given directory?
[20:08] <painted1> xubantoo, is there a benefit to using opendns server?
[20:08] <mhall119|work> Wavesonics: du
[20:08] <ckw> erUSUL: powertop has given some suggestions, but it's still sucking power
[20:08] <unforgiven512> _PiLoT_: you could try to do "sudo apt-get install pavucontrol" and use the PulseAudio utilities to set it up
[20:08] <mhall119|work> or, the graphical disk analyzer under "Accessories"
[20:08] <vega> Wavesonics: on the command line? du -s --si <dir>
[20:09] <ckw> I've even switched to xfce
[20:09] <Daremonai> I removed compiz, and want to use ctrl+alt+left arrow key/right arrow key to go from workspace to workspace, but i want it to wrap around, when it reaches the last one on the right, i want it to go back to the first one, how can I do that?
[20:09] <Veeyawn> Looking for a bit of advice.  My ATI card is not supported by AMD in Jaunty, do I wait for a workaround or rollback to Intrepid?
[20:09] <erUSUL> ckw: have you followed the suggestions ?
[20:09] <Dr_Willis> Wavesonics:  also check out this little script i found --> pastebinit  lsbytesum
[20:09] <MUHO987> My internet is using. sudo tcpdump
[20:09] <MUHO987> tcpdump: verbose output suppressed, use -v or -vv for full protocol decode
[20:09] <MUHO987> listening on eth0, link-type EN10MB (Ethernet), capture size 96 bytes
[20:09] <MUHO987> 22:07:36.822517 arp who-has 94.54.253.75 tell 94.54.224.1
[20:09] <MUHO987> 22:07:36.823063 IP yusuf-desktop.local.53945 > ns.turksatkablo.net.domain: 25096+ PTR? 75.253.54.94.in-addr.arpa. (43)
[20:09] <MUHO987> 22:07:36.956131 arp who-has 195.174.2.16 tell 195.174.0.1
[20:09] <FloodBot2> MUHO987: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:09] <Dr_Willis> http://pastebin.com/f5feb5e3c
[20:09] <ckw> However, I have 25% battery left, and ubuntu says that's 20 minutes
[20:09] <Wavesonics> awesome vega, thanks
[20:09] <ckw> Yes, I implemented the suggestions
[20:09] <unforgiven512> _PiLoT_: in any case, you'd at lease be able to see if your card is being recognized
[20:09] <xubantoooo> painted1, depends if it's clean, usually the servers are maintained and updated regularly, for example, www.opendns.com is a great DNS server
[20:09] <ckw> When I am booted into Vista (dual booted) it is at least 30 minutes on the lowest power settings
[20:09] <_PiLoT_> oh its seen ok but not by vlc
[20:10] <nmvictor> bob_:once the system restarts the kernel wont swap to that initial swap location unless you told it to.This is usefull when RAM plus the default swap has been used up.you should provide the location where the kernel should start swaping as an argument to that command.
[20:10] <unforgiven512> _PiLoT_: I'm pretty sure you can use it to direct a specific audio stream to a specific audio device
[20:11] <_PiLoT_> u can but it wont show my card
[20:11] <_PiLoT_> do u reckon i hould getr rid and then re install vl?
[20:11] <Daremonai> !9.04 release notes
[20:11] <_PiLoT_> vlc
[20:11] <Daremonai> !release notes
[20:11] <ckw> When all I have open is IRC and a terminal, my system load is .22 :S
[20:11] <unforgiven512> I don't necessarily think that would fix anything
[20:11] <_PiLoT_> hhmmmm
[20:11] <_PiLoT_> hold on
[20:11] <ckw> Something is definitely running too much that is wasting power
[20:12] <xubantoooo> I have a (minor) question to ask: Xubuntu is unable to mount my USB stick, it's saying: The enclosing drive for the volume is locked, however it's showing up in gparted and is formatted NTFS. Thanks in advance :)
[20:12] <chuck_> _PiLoT_,  you say  sound works except vlc?
[20:12] <xubantoooo> btw gparted is showing unmounted as well...
[20:12] <MUHO987> I don't understand :( ! What happens if I write my question here : paste.ubuntu.com
[20:12] <_PiLoT_> when i go to vlc/preferences/sound i get output type (alsa audio outputdevice default
[20:13] <xubantoooo> (this happens when I stick my pendrive in)
[20:13] <_PiLoT_> when i click on default to specify it just shows orange and does nothing ese
[20:13] <kaali> hello
[20:13] <rtk126> Hello everyone, I wanted to get some opinions... Is Ubuntu server 8.04 installed without any addition servers (on the server selection menu) is secure out of the box, or is there any "adjustment" needed to be made to make it hacker proof
[20:13] <chuck_> _PiLoT_,  you say  sound works except vlc?
[20:13] <_PiLoT_> yes chuck#
[20:13] <kaali> anyone had problems with installin irssi to ubu server 9.04 ?
[20:13] <nmvictor> kaali:hello,welcome
[20:13] <kaali> perl is bitchin
[20:13] <_PiLoT_> the test thing uses my speakers
[20:14] <_PiLoT_> but vlc wont use them
[20:14] <kaali> says
[20:14] <kaali>   irssi: Depends: libperl5.10 (>= 5.10.0) but it is not going to be installed
[20:14] <kaali> E: Broken packages
[20:14] <MUHO987> paste.ubuntu.com What is this using for ?
[20:14] <DasEi> _PiLoT_: alsamixer installed ? check the pcm
[20:14] <kaali> and perl and perl-base is installed
[20:14] <parapanghelescu> some help for chown command if someone is available
[20:14] <ikonia> parapanghelescu: what's the issue ?
[20:15] <DasEi> !paste > MUHO987
[20:15] <_PiLoT_> its got alsamixer vlc shows it output as alsa audio output
[20:15] <matreya6> !chown | parapanghelescu
[20:15] <chuck_> _PiLoT_,  Open vlc tools/ preferences/ there is a box on the bottom left says simple all check all
[20:15] <_PiLoT_> underneath that it says default
[20:15] <parapanghelescu> ikonia ...it's a little bit of a problem > can I PM you in order not to flood the channel ?
[20:15] <_PiLoT_> ok chuck done
[20:15] <ikonia> parapanghelescu: just ask in the channel
[20:16] <kaffien> so i upgraded to jaunty 9.04 now i can't login
[20:16] <bin1010> you have one of those ubottu for changing resolution for 9.04 and the new auto display setups?
[20:16] <chuck_> _PiLoT_,  expand the audio tap
[20:16] <_PiLoT_> ok chuck ive seen what u wanted me to see
[20:16] <bin1010> :0
[20:16] <bin1010> :)
[20:16] <kaffien> how can i login as root ?
[20:16] <_PiLoT_> thats what i was looking for
[20:16] <kaffien> asparently its disabled from this screen
[20:16] <_PiLoT_> the bit that lets me chooose a device ill just test
[20:16] <Piet> bin1010: look in "man 5 xorg.conf" for the "ModeLine" section. This generator may help finding the right resolutions for you: http://xtiming.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/xtiming.pl
[20:17] <zack`> how can I stop chewing my pencil? Its causing me to ruin entire pencils
[20:17] <ranf> !root | kaffien
[20:17] <DasEi> kaffien: you can enable root login, but safer is to go via sudo -s
[20:17] <_PiLoT_> chuck i love you lol
[20:17] <chuck_> _PiLoT_,  You got it from here or need more help
[20:17] <razerblk> any good prog like floops
[20:17] <painted> xubantoo, i am using opendns IPs in my router set up, but the online guide also says to change the file /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf, is this really necessary?
[20:17] <oluu> whats bogomips ? :o
[20:18] <_PiLoT_> chuck its all sorted
[20:18] <Piet> !stopchewingpencil | zack`
[20:18] <kaffien> there is not promp
[20:18] <kaffien> how do i exit to a prompt
[20:18] <kaffien> stupid bloody gdm
[20:18] <LordMetroid> Is there anyway I can unistall or never again let the accessibility feature that turns the numpad to control the mouse pointer off?
[20:18] <_PiLoT_> the bit that u wanted me to see were it gave me options to choose device thats what i was looking for
[20:19] <th0r> kaffien, Alt-Ctl-F2
[20:19] <chuck_> _PiLoT_,  glad to here it your welcome
[20:19] <LordMetroid> I am constantly activating it without knowing how, and it drives me crazy!
[20:19] <chuck_> hear
[20:19] <Piet> zack`: looks like there's no known solution for this problem.
[20:19] <nmvictor> kaffien:sorry,logging in as root is not advised,unless you want to fix your system.Root previlages are only accessed temporarly with sudo <command>  then sudoers password.Only a sudoer,the first account created after installation has the right to root privilages
[20:19] <kaffien> thanks thor ..... forgot in my fustration
[20:19] <kaffien> im fixing something nmvictor
[20:19] <matreya6> oluu, bogomips are  a benchmark value used as a surrogate for mips (Million Instructions per Second)
[20:19] <zack`> dammit
[20:19] <kaffien> i know full well the repercusions of use root account
[20:19] <zack`> should I submit an ubuntu bug? It only happens when I'm using ubuntu and not writing with it
[20:19] <oluu> okey thanks matreya6 =)
[20:19] <kaffien> i wonder why the password to my main user changed
[20:20] <kaffien> my root pass is still the same
[20:20] <parapanghelescu> ikonia well./...so it goes I use Ubuntu 9.04 and I set up the system in the beginning to have 3 partitions - /boot, swap and / - those at the end of the second hard drive of my system ....after that , I set up from windows - using partition magic - a primary partition, ext3 type filesystem ....rebooted and found out that this partiton called STORAGE is mounted by ubuntu direcly on the /media folder ....but is seems that this partition has only one user
[20:20] <oluu> and btw how come with ext3 my 1tb disk is 917gb while in windows with ntfs its 931gb ? ;o ive done the sudo tune2fs -m 0 /dev/sda1 thingy
[20:20] <matreya6> oluu, this is more comprehensive: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogomips
[20:20] <oluu> thanks ill check it out:)
[20:20] <razerblk> what program is like fruity loops ?
[20:21] <Piet> zack`: sure, if it has not been reported before. make sure you note down what you did before it happened and how your already tried to recover and how you relized it failed.
[20:21] <nmvictor> parapanghelescu:ive spent roughly a min tying your name,couldnt you make it shorter?anyway,whats the problem?
[20:21] <snuxoll> oluu: a good chunk of the disk by default is reserved for root to prevent out of space errors from fubaring your system
[20:21] <matreya6> kaffien, Just drop to any other terminal and kill gdm
[20:21] <erUSUL> oluu: 5% of the fs to be exact on ext3
[20:22] <oluu> isnt that removed by doing tune2fs -m 0 /dev/device ? thats what google said anyways
[20:22] <kaffien> i just dropped into a termanl and changed the password
[20:22] <kaffien> now the next fun little error
[20:22] <erUSUL> oluu: ooops i see you already done tune2fs -m 0 /dev/sda1
[20:22] <oluu> aye
[20:22] <_PiLoT_> hey im back lol ive got a query
[20:22] <parapanghelescu> ikonia; nmvictor> so basically I want to change the owner of this partition STORAGE to be accessed by the regular user of the system ....nmvictor - it happens to be a romanian ?
[20:22] <kaffien> i seem to be missing the theme ep-gdm  is that normal?
[20:22] <_PiLoT_> im backing up my lost dvd collection
[20:22] <_PiLoT_> and i need an app that will let me rip from dvd and then turn into a divx file
[20:22] <erUSUL> oluu: diffrent filesystems give different size... seems like ntfs is more efficient on that front
[20:22] <snuxoll> _PiLoT_: ogmrip
[20:23] <zack`> Piet: Ok cheers :D
[20:23] <ikonia> parapanghelescu: that's because that partitions is NTFS so it inherits the permissions of the user who mounted it, in this case the system
[20:23] <bookmark> does anyone know a good product if i want ps3 my laptop screen? or any other hdmi input
[20:23] <matreya6> kafiien, lots of themes are missing by deafult, you can install additional ones from synaptic or apt-get
[20:23] <_PiLoT_> isnt that ogg vorbis though?
[20:23] <_PiLoT_> i need divx video an mp3 audio
[20:23] <snuxoll> _PiLoT_: ogmrip is just the name, it's a frontend to mencoder
[20:23] <daybreak69> anyone can help me with "low graphics mode"?
[20:23] <_PiLoT_> i use xillisoft mpeg encoder on windows
[20:23] <parapanghelescu> ikonia > that particular partition was made from Windows OS but it is formatted as ext3
[20:23] <_PiLoT_> ah cool
[20:23] <matreya6> _
[20:24] <Piet> razerblk: search for "software synthesizer" on your favorite package manager or ubuntu related web sites.
[20:24] <xubantoooo> painted: if you look at how DNS works, it's not really an issue since if your first DNS server can't find the IP addy to the name, it just asks the next :)
[20:24] <parapanghelescu> ikonia; nmvictor > question is what can I do ?
[20:24] <snuxoll> _PiLoT_: it can rip to theora, xvid, divx, x264 for video and vorbis, mp3, aac and ac3 for audio
[20:24] <daybreak69> anyone can help me with "low graphics mode"?
[20:24] <_PiLoT_> ur a star snux
[20:24] <ikonia> parapanghelescu: look at the mount option for "user" - that's a good start
[20:24] <snuxoll> _PiLoT_: I know, you can thank me by spelling out "you're"
[20:24] <matreya6> _PiLoT_, just use a "sudo apt-get ubuntu-media" to get the extra codecs
[20:24] <Jockeo> What application can I use to record myself in the webcam and save the result as a file? Is there a preinstalled application or a good one in the repositories?
[20:25] <Piet> zack`: let me know the bug id, since i tend to have the same problem, though it's not deterministic
[20:25] <nmvictor> parapanghelescu:i dont get you,isnt this partition STORAGE the one you created for windows.ok,i ot it.is it the partition in which windows resides?
[20:25] <matreya6> _PiLoT_,  that should be "medibuntu"
[20:25] <ikonia> parapanghelescu: http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/Mount check this out for a quick overview
[20:25] <MUHO987> http://paste.ubuntu.com/171867/   I paste it ! :) ok now ?
[20:25] <painted> xubantoo, my internet seems so much faster now that i'm using opendns rather than comcast servers... :D
[20:25] <_PiLoT_> snux is the text speak frowned upon??
[20:25] <petrolman> Thats rediculous. My old Radeon M9 (RV250) with the radeon driver is faster than my HD 4850 (RV770) with the radeonhd driver!!!
[20:25] <snuxoll> _PiLoT_: yes
[20:25] <parapanghelescu> nmvictor > nope ..partition was made from windows OS but is formatted as ext 3 and linux is seeing this partition
[20:25] <daybreak69> anyone can help me with low graphics mode with nvidia driver?
[20:26] <snuxoll> !repeat | daybreak69
[20:26] <_PiLoT_> ok snux ill remember that
[20:26] <snuxoll> !u > _PiLoT_
[20:26] <_PiLoT_> are the codecs not pre installed
[20:27] <_PiLoT_> ok snux lol
[20:27] <matreya6> _PiLoT_, no they are not, due to licensing issues
[20:27] <_PiLoT_> laugh out loud
[20:27] <snuxoll> mencoder automatically pulls in the packages it needs for the other codecs, and since ogmrip depends on mencoder it'll be fine
[20:27] <nmvictor> parapanghelescu:what do you mean by it has only one user,hey is it wrong if linux saw this partition anyway,or is it taking it as part of its system?
[20:27] <Sir_Fra> hi all
[20:27] <MUHO987> http://paste.ubuntu.com/171867/   How can I userstand if you anser me ? You will send me a personal message from irc ?
[20:27] <_PiLoT_> so its sudo apt-get medibuntu??
[20:27] <tesseracter> i am having a problem between multiload_applet2 and firefox, both are uninterruptable, the applet showing a lock, and firefox trying to access something network related. midori locks up when i try to do that too--if multiload_applet is sitting on a resource, and i can't even kill it with kill, what should i do?
[20:27] <parapanghelescu> ikonia > if I mount the partition with terminal command it will stay mounted ...cause now it is mounted only after I access-it
[20:27] <daybreak69> I'm on ubuntu 9.04 trying to get propriatary drivers working.  I now get pushed back to vesa mode in low resolution 800x600
[20:27] <matreya6> _PiLoT_, yes, that should get you the extra codecs
[20:27] <ikonia> parapanghelescu: it will stay mounted
[20:28] <parapanghelescu> nmvictor > can i PM pls ?
[20:28] <_PiLoT_> ok cheers
[20:28] <matreya6> daybreak69, What kind of propriatary drivers do you need?
[20:28] <daybreak69> matreya6 -> drivers which work correctly
[20:28] <nmvictor> parapanghelescu:go ahead dude
[20:28] <parapanghelescu> ikonia > so now it's not really mounted on the / ; it's only viewed by the system
[20:28] <xubantoooo> painted: odd, but nice :p
[20:28] <daybreak69> matreya6 -> i'm mean i can use 3d effeccts with them
[20:29] <QRZ> _PiLoT_: should be, "sudo apt-get install medibuntu"
[20:29] <matreya6> daybreak69, If you want graphics, then just goto System => Hardware Drivers
[20:29] <MUHO987> http://paste.ubuntu.com/171867/
[20:29] <xubantoooo> painted: also it of course depends on what ISP you are using, but either way, enjoy your fast page results :)
[20:29] <razerblk> how can i run windows programs on linux ?
[20:29] <QRZ> oops.. too late  ;-)
[20:29] <daybreak69> matreya6 -> i try it already
[20:29] <matreya6> !wine | razerblk
[20:29] <daybreak69> matreya6 -> actually i try almost everything but it didn't work
[20:29] <painted> i'm using comcast.... :(
[20:29] <razerblk> cool thanks
[20:29] <a-stray-cat`> hey, is there a windows 7 taskbar-like thing i can get for linux?
[20:30] <amaur> I know there is a program for testing joysticks/gamepads by continously printing out the state of the various buttons and such on it, but I've forgotten what it is called, and it seems to be one of those things you need to know the name of to be able to search for. Do any of you know of a program like that? It runs in the console, I recall
[20:30] <matreya6> daybreak69, just give a summary what you have tried and it would be helpful to know what gfx card you have
[20:30] <zack`> you know how you can use windows key and mouse wheel to maginify. Can I do that and then detatch screen movement from the cursor?
[20:30] <xubantoooo> razerblk: take a look at http://www.winehq.org/ and for gaming: http://www.cedega.com/
[20:30] <MUHO987> http://paste.ubuntu.com/171867/
[20:30] <MUHO987> I paste it
[20:31] <xubantoooo> !help
[20:31] <daybreak69> matreya6 -> i send you pm
[20:31] <matreya6> daybreak69, ok, go ahead
[20:31] <_PiLoT_> hey who was saying i neded to type sudo apt-get medibuntu
[20:31] <_PiLoT_> its not working
[20:31] <QRZ> _PiLoT_: should be, "sudo apt-get install <package>"
[20:32] <_PiLoT_> yeah apparently i need codecs for ogmrip
[20:32] <erUSUL> _PiLoT_: medibuuntu is a repositorie not a package
[20:32] <ivangarcia> hi there, my /dev/ttyACM0 is not detected anymore in ubuntu when connecting the phone
[20:32] <erUSUL> !medibuntu | _PiLoT_
[20:32] <_PiLoT_> so i  need to use synaptics
[20:32] <_PiLoT_> bearing in mind if i get codecs i can leave windows forever
[20:32] <Piet> MUHO987: it's ok to ask your question here, just don't paste multiple lines at once into the chat.
[20:32] <Piet> MUHO987: also, output generated by applications you ran should always go to the pastebin
[20:33] <Piet> MUHO987: i know, looking at it now
[20:33] <chuck_> _PiLoT_,  go here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu follow dir.
[20:33] <erUSUL> _PiLoT_: Follow the instruction on the web page
[20:33] <MUHO987> Ok ım sorry I couldn understand if someone can see me... Im new on irc
[20:33] <MUHO987> I suse it first time...
[20:33] <_PiLoT_> cheers guys
[20:34]  * Dr_Willis sees MUHO987 
[20:34] <_PiLoT_> seems a lot of you like to convert windows users lol
[20:34] <MUHO987> :) ok sees
[20:34] <Piet> MUHO987: the traffic you have captured there is both arp traffic, which is fundamental network traffic required to make tcp/ip based protocols work correctly, and a DNS request.
[20:35] <_PiLoT_> y
[20:35] <Huufarted> Anybody able to think of a way to see which files a particular process currently has a handle on?
[20:35] <MUHO987> Piet ! So wont I never see my network in zero ?
[20:35] <oluu> any good console file manager?
[20:36] <Veeyawn> Anyone know how I can downgrade xorg in Jaunty to 1.5?
[20:36] <Dr_Willis> oluu:  'mc' The ULTImATE console file manager
[20:36] <carpii> Huufarted, try lsof ?
[20:36] <_PiLoT_> ok its says done in the terminal does this mean i have the codecs?
[20:36] <Dr_Willis> oluu:  :)
[20:36] <MUHO987> There are people in forums whose internet is now using like me...
[20:36] <Piet> MUHO987: the DNS request is your computer asking your providers' name server for its own reverse mapping, i think
[20:36] <Huufarted> carpii, thanks.  :)
[20:36] <oluu> thanks Dr_Willis :D
[20:36] <carpii> :)
[20:36] <blubloblu> midnight commander to the rescue!
[20:36] <Piet> MUHO987: if you don't want network traffic then disable your network interfaces.
[20:36] <oshua86> is there any good way to encrypt the whole drive with ubuntu?
[20:36] <jthing> Midnight commander :)
[20:36] <genii> Huufarted: Probably lsof
[20:36] <_PiLoT_> shall i close the terminal?
[20:37] <MUHO987> What you mean with "interface " ??
[20:37] <blubloblu> oshua86, do you want your computer to ask you a password before you boot?
[20:37] <Huufarted> genii, thanks.  :)  Running it now.  It's a rather... interesting program to be sure!  THanks both of you!
[20:37] <Piet> MUHO987: or use a firewall if you want to allow certain requests specifically.
[20:37] <amee2k> hi everyone :)
[20:37] <Piet> MUHO987: by "interface", i mean the network interface card's representation in software.
[20:38] <MUHO987> Firewall ? on linux ? :)
[20:38] <eseven73> !firewall | MUHO987
[20:38] <afonja> Can anyone help to set-up a build in microphone?!
[20:38] <kaali> hey..   anyone can help me wit this   http://pastebin.ca/1421882
[20:38] <_PiLoT_> ok ive done everything up to the optional step is that it done?
[20:38] <eseven73> MUHO987, nvm that I thought you were asking about firewalls :P
[20:38] <kaali> perl and perl-base is installed
[20:39] <afonja> I'm a new to Ubuntu(just installed yestarday) and cannot make my laptops microphone works
[20:39] <amee2k> i just upgraded to 9.04 and now my totem (gstreamer) starts downloading stuff from the net when i play audio files. how can i stop that?
[20:39] <MUHO987> I know what is firewall but I don't want to use it on linux :)
[20:39] <Piet> eseven73: he was, in a way, so thanks for that.
[20:39] <kaali> im on ubu server 9.04
[20:39] <_PiLoT_> i thought most viruses targert windows anyway??
[20:40] <MUHO987> Ok if it not problem.. so I don't do anythink...
[20:40] <afonja> Please any one help me with microphone!!!
[20:41] <Wavesonics> I'm looking into a tape back up solution for an Ubuntu 9.04 server, does any 1 know of a good tape drive + SCSI card that work well driver wise w\ Linux?
[20:41] <Veeyawn> Nevermind, found the answer here: http://www.kdedevelopers.org/node/3942
[20:41] <amee2k> afonja: does your sound card work in general? unless you have a fancy ass laptop they're ususally just wired to the regular mic port (and get disconnected once you plug in an external mic)
[20:41] <MrBlaireau> Bonjour
[20:41] <junaid> hi i was wondering if some1 can tell me how i can install avidemux on ubuntu
[20:42] <BlueParrot> Hello all, I'm looking at getting a new graphics card and basically wondered what driver stability is like for 3D acceleration. Has ATI improved or is it still nVidia that is the way to go unless I want an intel card ?
[20:42] <Piet> kaali: run aptitude clean && aptitude update && aptitude install irssi
[20:42] <pdtpatrick> BlueParrot - stick with Nvidia
[20:42] <snuxoll> BlueParrot: ATI shows more promise in the long run, and nvidias drivers have turned into a horrible mess
[20:42] <xubantoooo> Hi all, I seen some help: Xubuntu is unable to mount my USB stick, it's saying: The enclosing drive for the volume is locked, however it's showing up in gparted and is formatted NTFS. Thanks in advance :)
[20:42] <snuxoll> BlueParrot: not sure how ATI's most recent drivers are though, as I lack a card that supports them.
[20:42] <sacarlson> ﻿kaali:  you must have done an apt-get update ?
[20:42] <BlueParrot> snuxoll, so in the short term I'm damned if I do damned if I don't ? : (
[20:42] <snuxoll> BlueParrot: yup, pretty much.
[20:43] <MHz128> how do I enable the locate command to keep track of files in auto-mounted NTFS drives?
[20:43] <jthing> where is a good reference to iptables?
[20:43] <piotrek> hi
[20:43] <junaid> hi can any1 tell me how to install avidemux on ubuntu ?
[20:43] <snuxoll> MHz128: if it's mounted at the time the update cronjob is run it should automatically index it
[20:43] <sacarlson> ﻿kaali:  I just checked here on 8.04 and we have libper5.8 so maybe if you don't have it just get the deb package from ubuntu 8.04
[20:44] <kane77> junaid, sudo aptitude install avidemux
[20:44] <MHz128> snuxoll, oh i c, thansk!
[20:44] <Dr_Willis> junaid:  its in the repos. :) use the pakage maanger
[20:44] <camiel> hi, i have a second external usb soundcard. its perfectly recognized, but it doesnt seem to ouput any sound. the soundcard is recognized by the system (checked it with lsmod), and i turned up the volumes). Anyone having some suggestions, help would be really aprreciated.
[20:44] <piotrek> what version of ubuntu you have
[20:44] <junaid> oh ok thanks
[20:44] <snuxoll> MHz128: you can force an update with 'sudo updatedb'
[20:44] <camiel> piotrek, 9.04
[20:44] <Piet> jthing: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo
[20:44] <junaid> im a newbie so i dont get all the stuff
[20:44] <Piet> jthing: or read its man page
[20:45] <amee2k> any hints?
[20:45] <izzle> what is the difference between Add/Remove Applications and Synaptic?
[20:45] <piotrek> huh
[20:46] <junaid> also is there any flash program for ubuntu, and a program similar to dreamweaver
[20:46] <Piet> izzle: it's different applications. the "add/remove applications" one is just easier to use for novices.
[20:46] <cl0s_> is there a way to ge the ubuntu documentation in PDF format? the official documentation?
[20:46] <izzle> Piet, They both interface to apt-get?
[20:47] <Piet> izzle: yes
[20:47] <izzle> Piet,ok thanks
[20:47] <DasEi> kaali: does an update/ggrade give you errors, too ?
[20:48] <kaali> piet
[20:48] <kaali> thank u aptitude had skill to downgrade my perl
[20:48] <kaali> which apt-get didnt
[20:48] <kaali> works now
[20:49] <sacarlson> ﻿junaid:  flash yes ubuntu has dreamweaver it does have tools to work on website designs but I don't know the names.
[20:49] <ranf> !html | junaid
[20:50] <Piet> kaali: make sure you know what you're doing if you're mixing packages from different releases
[20:50] <Piet> kaali: this can break your system to the point where you have to reinstall.
[20:51] <kaali> aptitude decided to downgrade..  not me
[20:51]  * snuxoll has `fond` memories of upgrading to edgy's libgphoto2 back on dapper
[20:52] <Piet> kaali: right, but you may have added software sources which are not compatible with or meant for your version of ubuntu
[20:52] <Piet> kaali: basically, the need to downgrade anything should not ever occur
[20:52] <kaali> piet no i havent added any repos
[20:53] <Piet> kaali: not when you use  stable ubuntu releases, that is.
[20:54] <Piet> kaali: well, i don't know then. but keep an eye on it at least.
[20:54] <kaali> yep
[20:55] <karol> Guys in previous Ubuntu there was a cool widget sidebar anyone knows whats its name?
[20:55] <a-stray-cat`> so no one knows of a windows 7-esque taskbar replacement? :(
[20:55] <bafman> hello, how do I change root filesystem in initramfs shell?
[20:56] <nmvictor> karol:are you talking about screenlets/
[20:56] <sacarlson> ﻿karol: I think you can drag a wigit bar to the side if that's where you want it or create another there.
[20:57] <karol> ok thx
[20:57] <elad`> I configured GNOME to shut down the screen after six minutes, but it keeps closing after 30 seconds or so (of inactivity, of course). What's up with that?
[20:58] <elad`> I'm working on a laptop that's connected to a standalone monitor.
[20:58] <elad`> I tweaked both the Power Management settings and the Display settings.
[20:59] <getxsick> anyone can help me with initramfs? i tied to update it to get hibernation but it seems like it doesn't work and i have to type resume paramter into kernel
[20:59] <amee2k> how can i stop totem (gstreamer) from downloading cd covers and stuff?
[21:00] <eyore15>  I'm running OOo3.0 on Ubuntu 9.04. I would like to make a "master copy" of OOo that includes the extensions and templates I've added to my personal copy.  Is there someway to do this in Ubuntu?  Some application that will meet my needs?  tnx
[21:02] <Piet> eyore15: did you install the templates and extensions as a normal user, or as root?
[21:02] <seven|> Technoviking: dan?
[21:02] <artful> could anyone tell me if there's a way to tell how long resize2fs should take please?
[21:02] <Pici> seven|: No, thats Mike.
[21:02] <seven|> ok
[21:02] <sacarlson> ﻿eyore15:  you want a backup copy of a partition?  I guess you could tar it or cp -a
[21:03] <Piet> eyore15: i would think that if you didi it as a normal user then they will be stored somewhere in ~/.openoffice.org2/
[21:03] <funkyHat> eyore15: all of the changes you've made to OOo are contained in ~/.openoffice.org so you could just make a copy of that directory, and copy it over to other user accounts where you want to use the same settings
[21:03] <Piet> eyore15: so check if they are stored there and if they are do as sacarlson suggests
[21:03] <BlueParrot> I don't suppose there is som page which lists hardware that has known issues in ubuntu ?
[21:04] <BlueParrot> Specifically I want to know if the NVidia GeForce 9300 motherboard works
[21:05] <Piet> oops right openoffice is at v3, i guess it's ~/.openoffice.org then
[21:05] <swoody> I need a program that can print .doc files in Ubuntu, but not OO.o
[21:05] <ranf> swoody, abiword
[21:05] <swoody> ranf:  tired it, can't get it to open my .doc correctly
[21:06] <ranf> swoody, ahh ok
[21:06] <Piet> BlueParrot: this is mostly a matter of kernel versions. you can check the hardware databases at linux-compatible.org, kmuto.jp
[21:06] <BlueParrot> Piet, thank you
[21:06] <ivangarcia> hi, the module cdc_acm doesn't load anymore in jaunty
[21:06] <sacarlson> ﻿swoody: maybe save the doc file in windows with an older vesion option
[21:07] <Piet> BlueParrot: actually it's http://linuxcompatible.org/ and http://kmuto.jp/debian/hcl/
[21:08] <poseidon> My mouse broke.  Is there anyway to control it with my arrow pads?
[21:09] <xubantoooo> Xubuntu is unable to mount my USB stick, it's saying: The enclosing drive for the volume is locked, however it's showing up in gparted and is formatted NTFS. Thanks in advance :)
[21:09] <lwizardl> hi
[21:09] <Dr_Willis> poseidon:  thers some way to use the NUMPAD but i forget how
[21:09] <xubantoooo> asking for the 5th time, help would be really appreciated :)
[21:09] <sacarlson> ﻿BlueParrot: I can tell you the GeForce 6100 nForce 405 and many others are having problems at this time on Ubuntu 8.04 with some monitors
[21:09] <lwizardl> is ESC/POS the most supported protocal for Cash Display Poles on Linux?
[21:10] <BlueParrot> sacarlson, I'm looking at 9.04 though and newer cards
[21:10] <poseidon> yea, found it
[21:10] <Piet> BlueParrot: http://hardware4linux.info also
[21:10] <sammy> I know there's a setting somewhere in the gnome network manager to allow all users to use a particular wireless network. effectively, this connects the machine to the wireless network at boot, rather than waiting for the user to log into the machine. I can't find the setting, though!
[21:10] <poseidon> it's system->keyboard->mouse keys
[21:10] <sammy> well, my poor friend can't find the setting, that is.
[21:11] <getxsick> i set hibernation, and i need to update initramfs, and seems like it's updated but still i can't resume a system. it works only if i type resume=/dev/xxx parameter into kernel during the boot
[21:11] <sacarlson> ﻿BlueParrot:  some are having problems there too like daybreak69 was speaking just a few hours ago
[21:11] <a-stray-cat`> anyone have experience getting the widget layer thingy not to close on click for compiz?
[21:11] <a-stray-cat`> ive unchecked it, but it still leaves the widget layer every click
[21:12] <a-stray-cat`> which is annoying if i awnt to use the calculator screenlet ;x
[21:12] <swoody> any programs that can edit/print .doc or .odt files?? not OO.o
[21:12] <guntbert> !enter | a-stray-cat`
[21:12] <sacarlson> ﻿BlueParrot: they will still work but not with full functionality
[21:12] <Kalmi> swoody, Office 2007 SP2
[21:12] <ranf> getxsick, you add that in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[21:12]  * swoody slaps Kalmi in the face :)
[21:12] <Kalmi> :D
[21:13] <Kalmi> swoody, I'm serious, it runs under wine more or less... :)
[21:13] <Kalmi> swoody, and SP2 added support for odt :)
[21:14] <camiel> hi, i have a second external usb soundcard, it got recognized, i turned up volumes, but i dont have any sound.. anyone any ideas?
[21:14] <mario_> Which step-by-step lan setup tutorial are recommended?
[21:14] <getxsick> ranf: "that" what?
[21:14] <Kalmi> mario_, be more specific
[21:15] <ranf> getxsick, resume=/dev ...
[21:15] <sacarlson> ﻿mario_: normaly lan setup is plug and play
[21:15] <getxsick> ranf: i know, but it's not the solution
[21:15] <Kalmi> mario_, you want file shring/internet sharing/printer sharing?
[21:15] <Sebboh> Hi.  I'm compiling a kernel and got a failure at the debian/rules updateconfigs step. It failed with permission denied around splitconfigs.pl .. see: http://pastebin.ca/1421927 (sorry, I only got the tail of the output.) What am I doing wrong here?
[21:15] <jim__> How can I downgrade a package?  There's a regression in libvirt-0.6.1-0ubuntu5 which is not present in -0ubuntu4, so I want to downgrade.
[21:16] <mario_> to connect two computers with a router at home completely newbie in ubuntu :)
[21:16] <Kalmi> mario_, it should just work
[21:16] <Kalmi> mario_, as long as DHCP is enabled in the router
[21:16] <ranf> getxsick, No? I thought so.
[21:16] <jesus_> hola a todos @s
[21:16] <jsg> Hi. I'm wondering in crontab, when you fill all the numbers with stars (*), does it do the task every second or what?
[21:16] <jim__> jsg: every minute.
[21:16] <Pici> !es | jesus_
[21:17] <getxsick> ranf: i think it should works without using that paramter, it should be done by using initramfs
[21:17] <BlueParrot> sacarlson, well the good news seems to be that googling for the board , ubuntu, linux, problems and so on... does nto turn up pages of pages with peopel wanting to know how to get it to work
[21:17] <Sebboh> jsg, every minute.
[21:17] <mario_> how? because i can not transfer files between the computers
[21:17] <jsg> Ah I see. what i really want is for the task do be done every time i sign into ubuntu
[21:17] <ilowe> jim__: can't remember off the top of my head but something like "apt-get install libvirt=0.6.1-0ubuntu4" after removing the offending package
[21:17] <Pici> jsg: Don't use cron then.
[21:18] <DasEi> jim__:not a good idea , if other packets rely on it, could use the backports sources or directly download the wanted version
[21:18] <Pici> jsg: See system>Preferences>Startup
[21:18] <Kalmi> mario_, have you shared a folder?
[21:18] <jim__> DasEi: I can't find the wanted version, or I would. :\
[21:18] <sacarlson> ﻿ BlueParrot: no I think the majority of nvida and monitor are working ok just some
[21:18] <mario_> no!!
[21:18] <ranf> getxsick, something like in /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume
[21:18] <BlueParrot> sacarlson, yea there seems to be some peopel moaning about the 8XXX series
[21:19] <Pici> jsg: And its only every minute if you do */1 * * * *
[21:19] <Sebboh> It's a little crowded in here.  Is there another channel where I might ask about building a kernel on ubuntu?
[21:19] <Kalmi> mario_, right click on a folder and share it...
[21:19] <sacarlson> ﻿ BlueParrot:  and compared to ATI I think nvidia has them beat with linux suport
[21:19] <DasEi> jim__: exact package name ?
[21:19] <guntbert> jim__: in synaptics there is at the bottom a Note: to install a version that is different from the default one, choose package->force version from the menu
[21:19] <Pici> !kernel | Sebboh (and #ubuntu-kernel)
[21:19] <jsg> Pici: Ok I see. Thanks very much. Now I just have to google how to do this in the shell so I know. Thank you.
[21:19] <getxsick> ranf: conf.d is empty
[21:19] <Sebboh> Thanks pici
[21:19] <mario_> ok
[21:20] <jim__> DasEi: libvirt0-0.6.1-0ubuntu4
[21:20] <ranf> getxsick, mine has resume with that content "RESUME=UUID=0bd9849a-b353-4ce5-859c-e09087194c6d"
[21:20] <Kalmi> to see the shared folders go to Places -> Network
[21:20] <Kalmi> mario_ to see the shared folders go to Places -> Network
[21:20] <mario_> kalmi installing service.....
[21:21] <ranf> getxsick, that would need the UUID of your swap partition
[21:21] <Kalmi> mario_, good
[21:21] <jim__> guntbert: I see, good to know, but this particular machine is a server.
[21:21] <getxsick> ranf: ah, ok...anyway i think it should be created by update-initramfs
[21:22] <ranf> getxsick, don't know what creates this
[21:22] <guntbert> jim__: I see..., anyway your desired version seems not to be mentioned there
[21:22] <getxsick> ranf: ok, let me check :)
[21:23] <getxsick> ranf: i'm wondering about this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/InitramfsUpdates
[21:23] <owned> Can anyone help me with my ubuntu install, I turned my comp on and after the loading screen I got a few lines of text and there was no GUI, it was something about powernow-K8
[21:23] <getxsick> ranf: but propably it's outdated
[21:23] <petrolman> which is the fastest nvidia grafic card supported by their linux driver? I want to replace my ATI HD 4850.
[21:23] <pepperjack> !hardware > petrolman
[21:24] <ranf> getxsick, it's a spec from 2005
[21:24] <owned> anyone? Its using the 64-bit 9.04, should I try 32 bit?
[21:24] <DasEi> jim__: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/armel/libvirt0/0.6.1-0ubuntu4
[21:25] <chuck_> owned, restart the computer when the install screen comes up press  and chose safe graphic mode then try to install again
[21:25] <jim__> DasEi: Okay.. now teach me how to fish.  How'd you find that?
[21:25] <voracious> hello! while I put ifconfig command, it does not display eth 0! why?
[21:25] <owned> ? what install screen
[21:25] <ckw> I just turned off wifi via the right click checkbox on the icon, then restarted, but now I can't turn it back on the same way as the checkbox does not show up.  Any advice for re-enabling?
[21:25] <owned> its already installed
[21:26] <owned> I installed it like 2 hours ago, it loaded up fine once, then I got the nvidia drivers and WINE and restarted and I got that message and no GUI
[21:26] <jim__> voracious: because the eth0 interface is not up (or doesn't exist.)
[21:26] <jim__> voracious: try `ifconfig eth0 up`
[21:26] <voracious> it is, and working well with vista
[21:26] <voracious> sorry xp
[21:26] <DasEi> jim__: apart from launchpad ...
[21:26] <DasEi> !google
[21:26] <getxsick> ranf: doesn't work
[21:26] <sacarlson> ﻿owned: only time I wished I had installed 32 bit was for my cannon printer drivers that don't seem to support 64 bit they are compiled for 32bit.  other wise we have a set of 32 bit libs that can be used for most other things.
[21:26] <Bodsda> Hi guys, im trying to help someone on the forums who is having problems, he tried to install flashplugin-nonfree but he crashed, now apt says that he needs to reinstall it, but when he tries to reinstall it says he must first remove, but trying to remove/purge tells him to reinstall!! Damn loops, anyone got a suggestion?
[21:26] <jim__> I did google, and found lots of copies of the wrong version :P
[21:27] <Kalmi> Bodsda, he should force it
[21:27] <Kalmi> Bodsda, i think...
[21:27] <owned> sacarlson, I think my problem is from the 64-bit though
[21:27] <owned> after googling it sounds like its from that
[21:27] <StormWinged> hello guys
[21:27] <hassan_> hi my terminal dosnt work any one help me
[21:27] <ranf> getxsick, I'd create that resume file
[21:27] <sacarlson> ﻿owned: what aplication is that?
[21:27] <DasEi> jim__: so try to remove the wrong package and try to to install it, watch for warnings concerning other dependencies
[21:27] <StormWinged> i have a ovh server with raid 1, how i can make a partition from free space?
[21:27] <getxsick> ranf: i did
[21:27] <voracious> no it did not work
[21:27] <owned> not an application, can't get the ubuntu GUI to come up
[21:27] <getxsick> ranf: but didn't help
[21:28] <ckw> I just turned off wifi via the right click checkbox on the icon, then restarted, but now I can't turn it back on the same way as the checkbox does not show up.  Any advice for re-enabling?
[21:28] <owned> it does the loading screen then gives me an error w/ something about powernow-k8
[21:28] <Bodsda> Kalmi: sudo apt-get purge --force flashplugin-nonfree?
[21:28] <lwizardl> anyone here use touchscreen monitors with Ubuntu?
[21:28] <hassan_> hi my terminal dosnt work any one help me
[21:28] <ranf> getxsick, Oh I see
[21:28] <bafman> quit
[21:28] <sacarlson> ﻿owned: I do run the 32bit version of firefox .  I'm not sure about your powernow-k8 thing
[21:28] <jim__> lwizardl: in some cash registers. yes.
[21:29] <hermanChess> Any idea why tomboy doesn't start on the tray when I login?
[21:29] <Piet> StormWinged: do you want to create another partition on the disk or another file system on top of the md raid?
[21:29] <owned> ?
[21:29] <owned> why does firefox have anything to do w/ it
[21:29] <voracious> Hello Jim_okay i see, but it is not getting ip address from dhcp!
[21:29] <pepperjack> hassan_: how does it not work.  doesnt open?
[21:29] <StormWinged> i dont know Piet... how is better and easy?
[21:29] <Piet> StormWinged: when talking about raid, you mean software raid, i.e. md + mdadm, right?
[21:30] <StormWinged> yes
[21:30] <hassan_> its open but i cant wirte in
[21:30] <jim__> voracious: assuming you have a working dhcp server on the network, investigate /etc/network/interfaces
[21:30] <StormWinged> i just want to make a partition... for torrents as examples
[21:30] <StormWinged> is possible?
[21:30] <StormWinged> i tryied with gparted... but i cant unmount the main partition
[21:31] <voracious> yep I had configured address, gateway, netmask, network etc
[21:31] <sacarlson> ﻿owned: it was just an aplication that didn't work in 64 bit for me so I ran the 32 bit.  you can run most applications in ether.  your problem doesn't sound related.
[21:31] <owned> it has nothing to do w/ an application
[21:31] <voracious> or I have to set ip for dhcp??
[21:31] <owned> ubuntu wont load its GUI
[21:31] <pepperjack> StormWinged: youll need to boot from livecd you cannot run gparted on a mounted drive but yeah possible. easy even
[21:31] <Piet> StormWinged: you do not create partitions on top of md raid. you could, but it's not a good idea and not commonly done. instead, create partitions on the bare disks then join them to a raid
[21:31] <owned> it does the ubuntu loading screen then I get like a console with a bunch of lines
[21:31] <pepperjack> StormWinged: ah raid nm
[21:31] <jim__> voracious: pastebin.com it
[21:32] <StormWinged> so i have to contact ovh
[21:32] <StormWinged> since the server is in france :D
[21:32] <owned> I'm just gonna try 32-bit, not with it for me to struggle with 64-bit
[21:32] <voracious> no I am not connected with network from there!
[21:32] <sacarlson> ﻿owned: sounds like a video drive problem to me I'm not sure.
[21:32] <Piet> StormWinged: maybe, and maybe not. depends on what you really want to do. i don't know what exactly your current setup is, yet.
[21:33] <jim__> voracious: so type it out
[21:33] <jim__> voracious: need to ensure it's correct
[21:33] <cl0s_> \q
[21:33] <StormWinged> i just want to create a partition... to save the downloaded torrents there... but in my opinion... is not a bad idea to have the download on main partition... or is?
[21:34] <pepperjack> StormWinged: you can always format a file and mount it :)
[21:34] <jim__> what's the point of putting torrents on another partition?
[21:34] <unforgiven512> I need help in getting my bluetooth A2DP headphones to work
[21:34] <ckw> ...
[21:34] <ckw> ...
[21:34] <Piet> StormWinged: i suggest you pastebin the output of "cat /proc/partitions; cat /proc/mounts; cat /etc/crypttab; grep -E '^[^#]' /etc/madam/mdadm.conf"
[21:34] <ckw> I just turned off wifi via the right click checkbox on the icon, then restarted, but now I can't turn it back on the same way as the checkbox does not show up.  Any advice for re-enabling?
[21:34] <FloodBot2> ckw: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:35] <mario_> Kalmi created but problems password required !! and in the other computer error when creating the shared folder
[21:35] <ckw> Thanks FloodBot1 and FloodBot2... :S
[21:35] <amagawd> Hey guys; how do I go about opening a multi-part (4parts) .rar on Ubuntu? I'm using 9.04 Jaunty with GNOME+Kubuntu both installed
[21:35] <mario_> using in both computers jaunty
[21:35] <Piet> StormWinged: that wa we can better tell how your system is setup currently and how you can add stuff in a good way.
[21:35] <snuxoll> amagawd: sudo apt-get install unrar
[21:35] <hassan_> when i open terminal see this (ther was proplem with the command for this )terminal :textwas empty (or contained only whitespace)
[21:36] <voracious> http://pastebin.com/m121f402d
[21:36] <snuxoll> amagawd: after that file-roller should handle them by opening the first .rar file
[21:36] <voracious> here you are
[21:36] <voracious> Jim
[21:36] <amagawd> i dont have-roller
[21:36] <amagawd> where do i get that?
[21:36] <xubantoooo> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7273093
[21:36] <StormWinged> http://pastebin.com/m2ff95ce2
[21:36] <voracious> but it displays while i enter ifconfig eth0 command, but without ip configuration
[21:36] <snuxoll> amagawd: file-roller is installed with gnome
[21:37] <mario_> kalmi i'm really a newbie !!!!
[21:37] <jim__> voracious: if it's dhcp, you cannot also specify an address.  that makes no sense
[21:37] <snuxoll> amagawd: it's also called 'Archive Manager' generically
[21:37] <samss> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?" 0 0 0
[21:37] <hassan_> when i open terminal see this (ther was proplem with the command for this )terminal :textwas empty (or contained only whitespace)
[21:37] <amagawd> ooh
[21:37] <amagawd> archive manager
[21:37] <mario_> including first time using IRC :)
[21:38] <voracious> I have wireless router, which works as dhcp!
[21:38] <Piet> StormWinged: ok, i had a typo in one command. but even so, i don'Tsee where you have a software raid.
[21:38] <Piet> StormWinged: do you have hardware raid maybe?
[21:38] <amagawd> thank you very much snuxoll, will let you know how I get on!
[21:38] <StormWinged> i think i have hardware raid
[21:38] <voracious> then I have to delete those configuration in etc/network/interfaces file?
[21:38] <Piet> StormWinged: brb, bathroom
[21:38] <Kalmi> mario_ what does the error say?
[21:38] <StormWinged> enjoy :D
[21:38] <hassan_> when i open terminal see this (ther was proplem with the command for this )terminal :textwas empty (or contained only whitespace)
[21:38] <D3ADLiN3> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?" 0 0 0
[21:38] <mario_> moment
[21:39] <snuxoll> when will people grow up and stop trying that stupid thing?
[21:39] <Kalmi> mario on the other computer (with the error) can you connect to the one with the sharing service installed? Places -> Network
[21:39] <LjL> snuxoll: dftt
[21:39] <Kalmi> mario_ on the other computer (with the error) can you connect to the one with the sharing service installed? Places -> Network
[21:40] <voracious> now I deleted jim!
[21:40] <hassan_> when i open terminal see this (ther was proplem with the command for this )terminal :textwas empty (or contained only whitespace)
[21:41] <mario_> net usershare returned error 255 cannot convert name "everyone" to a sid
[21:41] <funkyHat> snuxoll: when it stops working?
[21:42] <StormWinged> hassan_ did you try to restart the computer?
[21:42] <mario_> no i can not error above
[21:43] <_freddy_> hello, I want to install ubuntu WITHOUT having to go thru live desktop...anyone know how to do this?
[21:43] <hassan_> no i dont try restart my computer
[21:43] <funkyHat> _freddy_: use the alternate install CD
[21:43] <StormWinged> try to restart... see if the issue still there
[21:43] <Dr_Willis> _freddy_:  the live desktpp cd has a 'install' menu item you canuse also
[21:43] <Piet> StormWinged: apparently all your available disk space is allocated to partitions. so you cannot add new partitions unless you resize existing ones, and the file systems on top of them.
[21:43] <PlanarPlatypus> _freddy_, alternate or server CD depending on why you want to
[21:43] <Dr_Willis> free_loader:  one of the first menus/boot options
[21:43] <ranf> _freddy_, there is an option in the boot menu (third IIRC)
[21:43] <ckw> I just turned off wifi via the right click checkbox on the icon, then restarted, but now I can't turn it back on the same way as the checkbox does not show up.  Any advice for re-enabling?
[21:44] <StormWinged> okay, so there are no problems if i download the torrents?
[21:44] <mario_> kalmi perhaps the problem is around SMB4 i have instaled on it
[21:44] <_freddy_> ranf: i didnt see that option
[21:44] <BlackCoffee> need help,i switched from gnome to xfcebut my mp3 player,audacious,won't work
[21:44] <ckw> Or if nobody knows (as it seems nobody does), where could I go to get an answer?
[21:44] <david-desktop11> how do you get the screen to stop decreasing the brightness?
[21:44] <ranf> _freddy_, but you ave the 9.04 version?
[21:44] <oshua86> After I make a change to .conf lets say I change the  background of an user, how can I reload the back ground (or  the settings) w/o killing and restart gnome?
[21:44] <xubantoooo> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7273093   <<<  any help would greatly be appreciated :)
[21:44] <Kalmi> mario_ on the other computer (with the error) can you connect to the one with the sharing service installed? Places -> Network
[21:45] <ckw> I love Ubuntu, but this is one of the reasons it is a pain to deal with sometimes
[21:45] <melter> how do i replace dhcp3-client with dhcpcd?
[21:45] <_freddy_> I gotta be honest....im trying to install linux mint, not ubuntu..
[21:45] <_freddy_> :(
[21:45] <mario_> kalmi no i can not
[21:45] <Kalmi> why?
[21:45] <Piet> StormWinged: the sda2 partition should contain a large file system which you have mounted to /home. "df -h /home" will tell you how much free space you have left there.
[21:45] <Kalmi> mario_, not listed?
[21:45] <ranf> _freddy_, I don't know if they have it
[21:45] <Dr_Willis> _freddy_:  they might not have the same options.. check the menu and see..
[21:45] <StormWinged> 10x Piet
[21:46] <Piet> StormWinged: if you store your files in or below /home, and there is still a lot of free space available, then i don't think you'll run into any such trouble soon.
[21:46] <_freddy_> nope, they dont...but i can edit the option
[21:46] <voracious> Jim_ are you there?
[21:46] <StormWinged> melter:  use synaptic you can uninstall dhcp3-client and install dhcpcd
[21:46] <_freddy_> only if I knew how to tell it to install instead of going live
[21:46] <Piet> StormWinged: welcome
[21:46] <melter> StormWinged: will that mess up NetworkManager?
[21:46] <ckw> ...
[21:46] <spekdro>  /server 85.25.71.76 31337
[21:47] <DasEi1> I try to mount a crypted partiton from live cd, getting error  unknown Filesystemtype „LVM2_member“
[21:47] <spekdro>  /server 85.25.71.76 31337
[21:47] <bobsaccamano> does anyone know how to convert the gnome panels in desktop to KDE-style panels?
[21:47] <ckw> I've been reposting my question over 20 minutes :(
[21:47] <ckw> I just turned off wifi via the right click checkbox on the icon, then restarted, but now I can't turn it back on the same way as the checkbox does not show up.  Any advice for re-enabling?
[21:47] <StormWinged> melter:  what kinda connection do you have?
[21:47] <mario_> unnable to mount location the message on two computers
[21:47] <StormWinged> through pppoe?
[21:47] <guntbert> !repeat | ckw
[21:47] <bobsaccamano> !patience | ckw
[21:47] <melter> StormWinged: wired
[21:48] <PoisonSerpent> hey all.
[21:48] <melter> PoisonSerpent: hello
[21:48] <StormWinged> hmmm... i though that dhcp will get the settings from wireless client
[21:48] <ckw> bobsaccamano and guntbert: I understand, as I also support some projects.  However, one must acknowledge those who are not getting responses
[21:48] <ckw> Even if nobody knows, point them to where they might get help
[21:48] <jim__> ckw:  try running nm-applet
[21:49] <Fishscene> Greetings everyone. I'm trying to update my Ubuntu (Jaunty) and I'm literally going at speeds less than 5kb/sec. Are the servers being slammed at the moment?
[21:49] <voracious> while I do mount /media/disk it display can't find in etc/mtab or etc/fstab
[21:49] <doc``> how can i install 32bit java jdk on ubuntu?
[21:49] <ckw> as of right now, I have no idea where to get help if nobody knows here
[21:49] <voracious> how to mount the disk then?
[21:49] <bobsaccamano> ckw, go to System >> Preferences >> Network Config
[21:49] <Kalmi> mario_ ?
[21:49] <PoisonSerpent> @Fishscene: try a torrent.
[21:49] <melter> StormWinged: it seems "/etc/init.d/networking restart" no longer does anything, i have to use /etc/init.d/NetworkManager instead
[21:49] <voracious> I am trying to mount usb and it is displayed in dmesg command
[21:49] <bobsaccamano> ckw, go the wireless tab and see if the nw is visible
[21:49] <Huufarted> Fishscene: try updating during off-peak hours.
[21:49] <ckw> I see the wireless tab, as well as many hotspots
[21:49] <jim__> voracious: only root may mount/unmount devices unless they are present in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[21:49] <melter> StormWinged: it seems to have it's tendrils much deeper in 9.04 then 8.04, so that's why i'm worried
[21:50] <bobsaccamano> ckw, so cant you connect?
[21:50] <ckw> However, nothing to actually re-enable wireless
[21:50] <DasEi1> Fishscene: mine aren't ,try from the software-sources tab > find fastest  mirror
[21:50] <Fishscene> Huufarted: I was wondering if the servers were being slammed or if something goofy is going on with the network driver.
[21:50] <StormWinged> melter:  then what`s your issue with dhcp3?
[21:50] <Huufarted> ckw, try right-clicking the network-manager icon
[21:50] <Fishscene> DasE91: I'll try that. Thanks
[21:50] <bobsaccamano> ckw, eh? that doesnt make sense
[21:50] <StormWinged> i have 9.04 but pppoe connection... and i dont have any issue
[21:50] <ckw> I just turned off wifi via the right click checkbox on the icon, then restarted, but now I can't turn it back on the same way as the checkbox does not show up.  Any advice for re-enabling?
[21:50] <mario_> kalmi thanks anyway a tutorial ?
[21:50] <ckw> The checkbox doesn't show up...
[21:50] <bobsaccamano> ckw, do dmesg at console and see if there are any errors
[21:50] <PoisonSerpent> Is there any main difference b/w the Netbook version of Ubuntu and the Desktop version of Ubuntu? Can you use all of the features that are in the Destop version in the Netbook version?
[21:50] <Huufarted> ckw, ctrl-alt-backspace
[21:50] <PoisonSerpent> Just wondering.
[21:50] <DeadAlps> heyo everybody, can someone tell me (if there is anyway) how to get an ATI 4870x2 working with 9.04 ?
[21:50] <ckw> There isn't even a wlan network interface
[21:50] <melter> StormWinged: it just doesn't work on my network, it doesn't get requested ips, it doesn't set hostnames, dhcpcd works great though
[21:51] <bobsaccamano> or tail -f /var/log/messages
[21:51] <Huufarted> ckw, that will restart X
[21:51] <BlueParrot> ckw, push alt + f2 then run the command nm-applet , that should create a little network icon in your sys-tray on the panel ( next to the clock ) if you rightclick that it should let you enable wireless
[21:51] <bobsaccamano> ckw, yeah restarting X is not a bad idea
[21:51] <voracious> I tried as root also!
[21:51] <voracious> Jim _ still the same message is displayed
[21:51] <StormWinged> when you uninstall the dchp3 via synaptic... it will remove all other settings
[21:51] <DeadAlps> seams like i m not the only 4870x2 user who's got this problem
[21:51] <RaverWild> guys please help: how to setup ubuntu for local email only? i installed sendmail and dovecot and both "seems" to work. in dovecot config they mention first time i should explicitly say if i use mbox/maildir and set locations. well i dont know what i use. and thunderbird complains there is no mail spool file. ideas on solving?
[21:51] <jim__> voracious: then you're not providing enough info in the command.
[21:51] <ckw> 9.04 disabled the Ctrl+Alt+Backspace
[21:52] <lstarnes> !dontzap | ckw
[21:52] <BlueParrot> ckw, if you left click on the nm-applet it should ( eventually ) give you a list of available networks you can choose from
[21:52] <StormWinged> and i guess... when you install dhcpcd you will have networking
[21:52] <melter> well i'll give it a shot and hope i don't have to reinstall the entire os
[21:52] <voracious> then should i look for etc/fstab file?
[21:52] <BlueParrot> ckw, logging out of your account should restart the X server
[21:52] <Huufarted> ckw, weak sauce.  :(  Try this from the command line:  /etc/init.d/networking restart
[21:52] <ckw> lstarnes: That works well when you have no network access
[21:52] <Kalmi> mario_ what does "sudo apt-get install smbclient" say?
[21:53] <lstarnes> ckw: there's also a way to do it via xorg.conf
[21:53] <bobsaccamano> ckw, and FYI if your query is unanswered here you can chk the ubuntuforums...or the #linux channel...this channel is mostly filled with noobs..no offense to the others :)
[21:53] <Kalmi> mario_ on both computers?
[21:53] <BlueParrot> ckw, try sticking this in xorg.conf
[21:53] <BlueParrot> Section "ServerFlags"
[21:53] <BlueParrot>         Option          "DontZap"               "false"
[21:53] <BlueParrot> EndSection
[21:53] <FloodBot3> BlueParrot: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:53] <mario_> ok i'll try it
[21:53] <ckw> just did a full restart, 30 seconds and I'll message that nothing shows up again :P
[21:54] <wolter> i formatted a usb in fat32 and now windows computers can't open it..
[21:54] <Huufarted> wolter, windows can read fat32.  If windows can't read it, then it's possibly corrupt
[21:54] <ckw> And no dice
[21:54] <Huufarted> wolter, in fact Microsoft owns the patent on FAT32
[21:55] <Elmaron> and sued TomTom
[21:55] <mario_> smbclient is already the newest version.
[21:55] <mario_> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 21 not upgraded in the one i'm writing trying the other...
[21:55] <Elmaron> for violating it :p
[21:55] <DasEi1> I need help to mount a partition : http://paste.ubuntu.com/171915/
[21:55] <wolter> i know, but its strange
[21:55] <wolter> i formatted it in gparted
[21:55] <Huufarted> Elmaron, very true.
[21:55] <wng-> anyone have experience using the megasr module on ubuntu?
[21:55] <Huufarted> wolter, then format it in Windows
[21:55] <wolter> Huufarted, what could've gone wrong?
[21:55] <Huufarted> wolter, who knows?  Flash drives can be picky
[21:55] <voracious> Jim_ it only shows cdrom, cdrom0,cdrom1 while I press tap after mount /media/
[21:55] <Huufarted> annnnnd I"m outta here.  Works out for the day.
[21:55] <wolter> Huufarted, could it be the usb port of the computer?
[21:56] <wolter> Maybe i'm going to do  that, format it in the windows machine
[21:56] <nmvictor> wolter:waybe their is #windows in freenode.net,i dont know?such a place would be of much help coz it looks like the problem lies with windows
[21:56] <lstarnes> nmvictor, wolter: this network does have the channel ##windows
[21:56] <ijn> hi all. how to run a sript from a usb when im terminal on ubuntu?
[21:56] <digitalchemist> wolter: does it work on the ubuntu machine?
[21:56] <Piet> DasEi1: you want to activate lvm2
[21:56] <ckw> dmesg doesn't show anything exciting
[21:56] <wolter> digitalchemist, yes, and on the mac machine
[21:56] <mario_> the other says same message
[21:57] <ijn> i dont have gui and gdm installed
[21:57] <ckw> Currently switching from the proprietary wireless driver and rebooting
[21:57] <wolter> lstarnes, i know, but I asked here because maybe there was some option i had to set in fat32 formatting
[21:57] <Guest70013> hi
[21:57] <Kalmi> mario_ ok... what happends when you open Places -> Network on the other machine?
[21:57] <digitalchemist> wolter: how did you format it?
[21:57] <ijn> all i can see is the tty and im on this terminal but i need to run this script which is on a usb device i inserted on p
[21:57] <Guest70013> i like to go to java channel
[21:58] <Guest70013> how ??
[21:58] <Fishscene> ijn: Did you mount the usb device?
[21:58] <lstarnes> Guest70013: you need a registered nickname first
[21:58] <jason__> hi
[21:58] <Guest70013> how
[21:58] <ijn> no i dont think os
[21:58] <jason__> oh wait
[21:58] <ijn> so
[21:58] <lstarnes> Guest70013: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#nicksetup
[21:58] <jason__> is it is #xubuntu?
[21:58] <lstarnes> Guest70013: but first, switch to a different nick using /nick new-nickname
[21:58] <nmvictor> ijn: type at the terminal cd "/media/<USBLABEL_OR_MOUNTPOINT>"  then while you are to where the sript is type ./scriptname.ext after settig it to executable.
[21:58] <Fishscene> Go ahead and mount it, then navigate to the mount point.
[21:58] <wolter> digitalchemist, just gparted... erased all partitions and created a new fat32
[21:58]  * ckw slaps ubuntu
[21:58] <ckw> That fixed it :S
[21:59] <Piet> DasEi1: run this: pvscan && vgscan && lvscan; # then run lvchange -a y VG where VG is the name of the volume group the 'vgs' command displays to you
[21:59] <jason__> #xubuntu
[21:59] <ijn> nmvictor | so first i should mount the usb and than run the script?
[21:59] <NativeAngels> how do i add stuff to /etc/skel
[21:59] <digitalchemist> wolter: you made the partition, but there's probably not a file system on it ... something to try at least
[21:59] <funkyHat> NativeAngels: using sudo cp, probably
[21:59] <digitalchemist> wolter: mkfs.vfat /dev/sdxX
[22:00] <nmvictor> ijn:yea,mount the usb then move to where the script is with the command i gave
[22:00] <mario_> kalmi unable to mount location    failed to retrieve share list from server
[22:00] <Kalmi> mario_, so you can actually see the machine there?
[22:00] <NativeAngels> i want it so a folder called public_html is created everytime i create a new user
[22:00] <wolter> digitalchemist, ok, but before i want to let you know that i can store and open files on it from ubuntu
[22:01] <digitalchemist> wolter: yeah, that's what makes it seem odd. I'm not familiar enough with gparted to know if it actually formats the partition
[22:01] <funkyHat> NativeAngels: so sudo mkdir /etc/skel/public_html
[22:01] <ijn> nmvictor | but i don know the comand to mount the usb
[22:01] <NativeAngels> ok
[22:01] <mario_> if you are referring to a netwo
[22:01] <NativeAngels> and will the user be able to ftp to that folder
[22:02] <wolter> digitalchemist, running command now...
[22:02] <wolter> digitalchemist, it says now that the drive contains a file system
[22:02] <wolter> oh, a mounted one, let me unmound
[22:02] <funkyHat> NativeAngels: the user will have write permissions to that folder, yes. Although I would advise using scp, not ftp
[22:02] <wolter> t
[22:02] <voracious> is it possible to access linux partition from window?
[22:02] <mario_> sorry if you are referring to windows network i can see it but when i click two times i have the error unable....
[22:03] <nmvictor> ijn:  sudo mount /dev/sdb(1/2) depends could be /dev/sdb1 or /dev/sdb2 check with /etc/mtab  anyway sudo mount /dev/sdb(n) /media/<USB_LABLEL>
[22:03] <StormWinged> NativeAngels: you can change passwd to chroot the user to publick_html location to be accessed via ftp
[22:03] <StormWinged> passwd file i mean
[22:03] <NismoTie> hi gusy
[22:03] <NismoTie> need a tad bit of help
[22:04] <Piet> voracious: a partition for sure, a file system depends on which one it is and how it is setup
[22:04] <wng-> anyone have experience using the megasr module on ubuntu?
[22:04] <StormWinged> feel free to ask
[22:04] <ijn> ok
[22:04] <NismoTie> anyone know how i can embed my terminal to my desktop
[22:04] <Dr_Willis> mario_:  i often just enter the full 'path' to the server/share  (form smb://servername/sharename) then it  asks for my password.. then for some reason t sees it afterwards :) even after  reboot
[22:04] <nmvictor> NismoTie:just say it pliz
[22:04] <Guest_771> hi
[22:04] <Dr_Willis> NismoTie:  seen ways to do it in the past  google for 'root window terminal' most of the time it used the eterm program and some options
[22:04] <asmith> greetings
[22:04] <Magician0617> Nismotie: ar eyou trying to put the terminal on your desktop
[22:05] <Guest_771> which version and where can i find the  latest stable ubuntu version?
[22:05] <NismoTie> yes
[22:05] <aar> Hi, I've got a list of ps files (doc_1-4.ps, doc_5-8.ps, doc_9-12, etc.). How can I merge them into a single document with all the pages in order?
[22:05] <lstarnes> Guest_771: by stable, do you mean a regular release, or an LTS release?
[22:05] <NismoTie> but have it locked and un minimizable/maximizable
[22:05] <asmith> Guest_771: I'm using 8.04 which is the LTS version. I got it from the Ubuntu main site.
[22:05] <funkyHat> Guest_771: www.ubuntu.com
[22:05] <Magician0617> ok go to applications accesories and then right click on terminal and click add to desktop
[22:05] <NismoTie> no
[22:05] <NismoTie> i mean
[22:05] <lstarnes> Guest_771: 9.04 is the latest, but 8.04 is LTS
[22:06] <Guest_771> lstarnes: what are the difference
[22:06] <asmith> lstarnes: Is your name Janet
[22:06] <Piet> Guest_771: how much time have you spent reading the home page of www.ubuntu.com yet?
[22:06] <Dr_Willis> terminal as the desktop backgroung --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202249&highlight=terminal+desktop
[22:06] <mario_> Dr_Willis ok thanks but how to enter the path remember completely newbie i am :)
[22:06] <meoblast001> why won't pidgin let me block people?
[22:06] <NismoTie> dr_willis: thankyou will try it out
[22:07] <Dr_Willis> mario_:  in the gnome filemanager address bar.. its like smb://server/share
[22:07] <voracious> Lots of trouble I havet
[22:07] <Guest_771> lstarnes: i want it for a desktop not a server. Which one should i go for?
[22:07] <lstarnes> Guest_771: either
[22:07] <lstarnes> Guest_771: LTS is for both
[22:07] <lstarnes> Guest_771: so is every other release
[22:07] <wolter> Guest_771, what computer do you have?
[22:07] <voracious> it happened after I was upgrading the system and interrupted it while being upgraded
[22:08] <wolter> Guest_771, type in /nick domoarigato
[22:08] <aar> Hi, I've got a list of ps files (doc_1-4.ps, doc_5-8.ps, doc_9-12, etc.). How can I merge them into a single document with all the pages in order?
[22:08] <voracious> My network interface is not working!
[22:08] <wolter> Guest_771, ...
[22:09] <Guest_771> wolter: why?
[22:09] <beejay7777> hi everybody, i found that motorola v8 is working on linux, anybody knows how to find what is the name of distribution
[22:09] <wolter> lol
[22:09] <wolter> that's why...
[22:09] <NismoTie> anyone else got any idea towards a terminal embeded on the desktop?
[22:10] <bookmark> sup
[22:10] <new2suse> ss
[22:10] <bookmark> hey you know those printers that are like..... network printers
[22:10] <Dr_Willis> NismoTie:  dident like the forum thread i posted?
[22:10] <bookmark> is that only for windows or is that easy to set on on say a live cd?
[22:10] <bookmark> linux
[22:10] <ubuntuguy> wolter: i have an hp dv6 labtop very new with 3 gigs of rams core2due intel
[22:10] <NismoTie> where is it?
[22:10] <Dr_Willis> NismoTie:  theres other ways to do it also.. seen it done  a dozen+ ways over the last 10+ years
[22:10] <Dr_Willis> terminal as the desktop backgroung --> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202249&highlight=terminal+desktop
[22:10] <Dr_Willis> NismoTie:  google is our friend. :)
[22:10] <bookmark> ive never had that network printer i don't know what it is like
[22:11] <NismoTie> Dr_willis: i know, is it on the ubuntu forums?
[22:11] <mib_s9z4gxnx> hi, i have just installed ubuntu netbook remix to my acer aspire one, im having some troubles with any type of connection... my wireless and ethernet connections will not work
[22:11] <melter_> StormWinged: just uninstalling dhcp3-client and installing dhcpcd doesn't work
[22:11] <new2suse> is there a way to search the channels?
[22:11] <nmvictor> NIsmoTie:just min.going through my tomby notes,you will need a package devilpie,letme confirm first
[22:11] <Dr_Willis> NismoTie:  thats one way. :) in the forums.. thers other ways
[22:11] <melter_> StormWinged: i lose my connection
[22:11] <new2suse> anyone know?
[22:11] <Dracofodder> having some problems with banshee on ubuntu 9.04, I found a bug report (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/banshee/+bug/326827)  that is the same problem, but appears to be linked to gnome help boards.   Is there someone here that could help? Or do I need to go to gnome site to find answers?
[22:11] <ubuntuguy> new2suse: searchirc.com
[22:11] <NismoTie> im finding devils pie a "devil" to work
[22:11] <Dr_Willis> NismoTie:  the main issue will be that gnome likes to take over the 'root window' of the desktop. and  the terminal may get below that and be hidden.
[22:11] <StormWinged> and you did the settings?
[22:12] <NismoTie> =/
[22:12] <mib_s9z4gxnx> anyone have any idea bout my connection issues?
[22:12] <mario_> Dr_Willis:   could not display smb://server/share   Error: Failed to mount Windows share Please select another viewer and try again.
[22:12] <Dr_Willis> mario_:  you did use the ACTUAL servername? and the actual share name??
[22:12] <mib_s9z4gxnx> hello?
[22:12] <ubuntuguy> wolter: so which version should go with my hardware?
[22:13] <bookmark> are network printers based on the microsoft work groups?
[22:13] <nmvictor> NismoTie:their you are,thats the package devilspie. a nive tutorial in full cirle magazine issue 7
[22:13] <Dr_Willis> mario_:  smb://black/public1/
[22:13] <ubuntuguy> bookmark: if the server is windows then it is, then you need to setup samba i guess
[22:13] <bookmark> what if it is just a stand alone ethernet pritner
[22:13] <mib_s9z4gxnx> can anyoe help with my netbook connections problems?
[22:13] <bookmark> same deal?
[22:14] <Piet> aar: should work with ghostscript
[22:14] <NismoTie> nmvictor: thanks, have you done it to yours?
[22:14] <JuJuBee> Can someone give me a hand figuring out why my portable HD (ext3) won't mount in windows? My ext3 partition for linux already mounts in windows
[22:14] <Piet> aar: try this http://www.everyjoe.com/newlinuxuser/merge-multiple-pdfs-into-one-file/ but replace every occurrence of 'pdf' by 'ps'
[22:14] <mib_s9z4gxnx> are my messages even coming  up?
[22:14] <ubuntuguy> bookmark: if it has an ip, then you can print using its ip
[22:14] <wolter> JuJuBee, do you have ext2ifs on your windows machine?
[22:14] <aar> Piet, thank you
[22:14] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: no, they aren't
[22:14] <bookmark> ubuntuguy would that be with like samba?
[22:15] <nmvictor> did initially then got rid of it.,just wanted to prove to my self i could do it
[22:15] <lstarnes> mib_s9z4gxnx: yes
[22:15] <bookmark> or cups?
[22:15] <JuJuBee> My ext3 ubuntu partiion is mounted, so I am guessing yes
[22:15] <wolter> Ok.
[22:15] <wolter> sorry
[22:15] <mario_> good question!  how to create=see the server name ? using smb://black/public1/ same error than before
[22:15] <wolter> didn't read that
[22:15] <ubuntuguy> anybody know which version of ubuntu i should get?
[22:16] <bookmark> ill brb
[22:16] <imh0> Did anybody find a good alarm-clock for Ubuntu 9.04 [Gnome]?
[22:16] <Dr_Willis> ubuntuguy:  flip a coin? or give more details as to your needs... :)
[22:16] <mib_s9z4gxnx> hi, i have just installed ubuntu netbook remix to my acer aspire one, im having some troubles with any type of connection... my wireless and ethernet connections will not work
[22:16] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: you may need to change some configurations to get things working as intended on an aspire one.
[22:16] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: have you already read up on the wiki?
[22:16] <Dr_Willis> mib_s9z4gxnx:  odd.. it works great on my AcerAspireOne.
[22:16] <mib_s9z4gxnx> yeah, ive spent quite a while looking stuff up over the last hour
[22:16] <Dr_Willis> mib_s9z4gxnx:  there is a good wiki/forum therad on the AAO and UNR also
[22:16] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne
[22:17] <mario_> DR_Willis: good question!  how to create/see the server name ? using smb://black/public1/ same error than before
[22:17] <mib_s9z4gxnx> thing is, even my ethernet cable wont work
[22:17] <mib_s9z4gxnx> i dont reallt understand
[22:18] <JuJuBee> wolter: anything else?
[22:18] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: if these resources did not help fixing it, then have a look at your log files, such as /var/log/messages
[22:18] <Dr_Willis> mario_:  you need to use YOUR server name/share - go to the window machine and look perhaps? or try the 'findsmb' command..
[22:18] <armence> Hello, I just upgraded to 9.04 and for some reason now, many of my menus are much darker... How can I change that? I don't like it...
[22:18] <Dr_Willis> mario_:  theres also other commands that scan the network for shares
[22:18] <chazco> Hi... is anyone using the solderless eeepc/msi wind touchscreen with 9.04? How is the driver support?
[22:18] <melter> does anyone know how to replace dhcp3-client with dhcpcd on 9.04?
[22:18] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: if you come across error messages there, then pastebin them and paste the url here
[22:18] <mib_s9z4gxnx> are you talking to me willis?
[22:18] <Dr_Willis> mario_:  like 'smbtree'
[22:18] <josemiguel> hello
[22:19] <Dr_Willis> mib_s9z4gxnx:  :) my AAO works good.
[22:19] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet, nothing comes up it just says it didnt connect
[22:19] <new2suse> hi everyone....can someone answer a question for me pls?
[22:19] <josemiguel> is posible what i have 2 wallpapers in mi 2 desktop???
[22:19] <Dr_Willis> josemiguel:  Not with gnome - from what ive seen
[22:19] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: i doubt it says "did not connect" in /var/log/messages
[22:19] <JuJuBee> josemiguel: yes
[22:19] <josemiguel> who???
[22:19] <mib_s9z4gxnx> this is pretty much my problem
[22:19] <VCoolio> josemiguel: with compiz yes, but you'll lose your desktop icons
[22:19] <mib_s9z4gxnx> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1138803
[22:20] <wolter> JuJuBee, well, I don't know.. why can't windows read it?
[22:20] <wolter> why didn't you format it to ntfs?
[22:20] <chuck_> !ask|new2suse,
[22:20] <wolter> I would recommend that
[22:20] <wolter> because everything can read ntfs.. well, not sure if mac can
[22:20] <JuJuBee> wolter: that is what I am trying to determine.  When I connec to USB, it does not mount
[22:20] <wolter> simply?>
[22:20] <ubuntuguy> so what's the difference beween 9.04 and 8.04lts?
[22:20] <wolter> like, nothing appears on 'my computer'
[22:20] <Dracofodder> where can I find out about next release cycle, or patch releases coming down the channel?  I want to find out if this "patch" for banshee is going to be included soon, or if I should start trying to compile my own.
[22:21] <racecar56> any virtualization things that can emulate x64 processors AND attach a real hard disk to a vm?
[22:21] <wolter> ubuntuguy, 9.04 is cooler
[22:21] <JuJuBee> wolter: I use it mosly on linux and use rsync to make backups of my linux stuff so I want to preserve perms...
[22:21] <wolter> ubuntuguy, what computer do you have?
[22:21] <JuJuBee> wolter: yes, no drive appears
[22:21] <wolter> oh
[22:21] <Dr_Willis> racecar56:  virtualbox and vmware can attatch to a real hard drive.. but it takes some configuring
[22:21] <gr00ber> hi
[22:21] <wolter> JuJuBee, well, I don't know.. I failed when I tried to install ext2ifs
[22:21] <Dr_Willis> racecar56:  and from what i have read.. its not reccomended.
[22:21] <ubuntuguy> wolter: it's hp dv6 very new with core2due and 3 gigs of ram..
[22:21] <JuJuBee> :(
[22:21] <mario_> Dr_Willis: thanks i'm trying to understand how to work with ubuntu! is the problem of using microso.. products years and years !!
[22:22] <racecar56> Dr_Willis, can virtualbox ose do it?
[22:22] <wolter> JuJuBee, it didn't work for me, but that just made something pop out in my head
[22:22] <mib_s9z4gxnx> even unencrypted wireless connection wont work on my netbook install
[22:22] <JuJuBee> K
[22:22] <Dr_Willis> racecar56:  i have seen it mentioned in its docs that it can.
[22:22] <wolter> JuJuBee, do you know if the drive you are using has 256b-sized nodes?
[22:22] <wolter> when did you format it to ext3?
[22:22] <Dr_Willis> mario_:  theres just somequirk in the gnome file manager about browsing shares.. ive seen some fix's on the forums. but i just enter the full paths. then bookmark them :)
[22:22] <wolter> ubuntuguy, i would go for jaunty (9.04)
[22:22] <SkyLeach> hey all
[22:23] <wolter> hey dude
[22:23] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: i would not rely on what "conorturton" says in this thread unless he backs it up by a bug tracker reference
[22:23] <mib_s9z4gxnx> is anyone having any connection issues with a netbook install on aspire one?
[22:23] <ubuntuguy> wolter: ?
[22:23] <mario_> Dr_Willis thanks ...
[22:23] <SkyLeach> I'm trying to help an ubuntu user get his GDM back up because he was having major issues with the nvidia kernel module.
[22:23] <wolter> ubuntuguy, if i were you... i heard you were hesitating
[22:23] <SkyLeach> we uninstalled nvidia-180-kernel-source and installed the driver from nvidia
[22:23] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: i suggest you upgrade the firmware of your aspire one and your wireless router, then come back if it still doesn't work for you.
[22:23] <SkyLeach> that fixed the hang issues, but now gdm doesn't want to start.
[22:24] <SkyLeach> any suggestions?
[22:24] <chazco> Hi... is anyone using the solderless eeepc/msi wind touchscreen with 9.04? How is the driver support?
[22:24] <ubuntuguy> wolter: what?
[22:24] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet, both are fine
[22:24] <JuJuBee> wolter: I dont know.
[22:24] <SkyLeach> disabling/re-enabling gdm using rcconf doesn't do a thing
[22:24] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: by "fine" you mean what exactly?
[22:24] <ubuntuguy> wolter: so what are the difference between both of them?
[22:24] <mib_s9z4gxnx> both are up to date
[22:24] <Maya> why do i have both syslogd and klogd running? which if any should i disable ?
[22:25] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet, did you read the thread i posted?
[22:25] <usr78523> hi! Can somebody tell me defference between winex and wine with installed directx?
[22:25] <armence> After upgrading to 9.04, my menus have a different appearance, how can I change the appearance back?
[22:25] <Maya> usr78523:  uninstall both fo them
[22:25] <funkyHat> Maya: because they are for logging different things
[22:25] <Maya> armence:  this new appearance is niceer. keep it<!
[22:25] <Maya> funkyHat:  ah
[22:25] <Maya> well, then
[22:25] <wolter> ubuntuguy, 9.04 is newer, to begin with. it has a very nice notification system, it has a very nice interface to customize keyboard shortcuts
[22:25] <wolter> ubuntuguy, many other things..
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[22:26] <Dr_Willis> usr78523:  winex is just a tweaked comercial wine as far as i know.. and normally one does not install directx in wine.
[22:26] <wolter> ubuntuguy, the thing is, it is newer and is not problematic
[22:26] <ubuntuguy> wolter: so which one should i choose now?
[22:26] <wolter> ubuntuguy, i would say 9.04
[22:26] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: yes, and i made a statement on it here.
[22:26] <Maya> also have aumix and alsa-utils available, which would be preferred?`
[22:26] <wolter> ubuntuguy, but first you could do a google search to see how does ubuntu treat those laptops
[22:26] <ubuntuguy> wolter: in the site it says it's for large deployment what would that mean?
[22:26] <wolter> it is quite relative on hardware
[22:26] <SkyLeach> Dr_Willis, wrong.  winex (transgaming) installs a lot of directx support for games and tweaked dlls.
[22:27] <armence> Maya: Well, that's kind of subjective... If I wanted to change back, how could I do it?
[22:27] <mib_s9z4gxnx> oh yes, sorry i didnt see that
[22:27] <wolter> ubuntuguy, well, it can mean many things... in what context?
 wat? directly installed directx wouldnt work?
[22:27] <SkyLeach> if you are a gamer under linux, use transgaming.  it'll save a lot of time and headaches.
[22:27] <armence> Maya: Specifically, how could I make sure my menus are not gray anymore
[22:27] <mib_s9z4gxnx> i dont really understand how im having issues with this when everyone ive read has said it works out of the box
[22:27] <Dr_Willis> SkyLeach:  but they DONT install 'directx'  they have their own tweaked version.
[22:27] <ubuntuguy> wolter: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[22:27] <Maya> armence:  show us a screen shot
[22:27] <SkyLeach> Dr_Willis, true enough
[22:27] <Maya> armence:  really, i have no idea what grey menus are
[22:27] <Dr_Willis> SkyLeach:  from what i have read over the forums insttaling directx itself can cause worse issues.
[22:27] <Fishscene> Quick question: Is there any kind of business-grade package control for multiple clients? Similar to Active Directory Software Installations?
[22:27] <jon__> has anyone on here used cedega
[22:28] <darrenlooby> I have an ubuntu testing server - and I'd like to access it via https - anyone got any tips?
[22:28] <SkyLeach> Dr_Willis, from what I have ever seen/heard installing anything from microsoft does that, so it's not fair to blame directx ;-)
[22:28] <wolter> ubuntuguy, where does it say about large deployment? anyway, it is nothing to worry about, in fact it is better
[22:28] <Dr_Willis> Now that 'WineTricks stuff.. seems to help for some games/apps'
[22:28] <Maya> darrenlooby: htts?
[22:28] <wolter> whatever the context is
[22:28] <daaniel_> hi all
[22:28] <funkyHat> Fishscene: I'm sure you could get puppet to do that
[22:28] <Dr_Willis> but its timeto refer to the wine web site/forums :)
[22:28] <Maya> darrenlooby: are you sure youre not thinking of ssh ?
[22:28] <usr78523> ive just install directx from winetricks, would i have any problems?
[22:28] <darrenlooby> Maya, sorry - https
[22:29] <SkyLeach> does anyone have any guess on the gdm issues?
[22:29] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet, what happens is the the green thing swirls around the 2 balls for a few minutes when i try to connect to something then it just goes back to the grey lines
[22:29] <Fishscene> puppet. I haven't heard of it O_O. Do you have a link? If not I can google it
[22:29] <Dr_Willis> usr78523:  i would stick to useint winetricks. and the wine app database for whateer app you wan tto run
[22:29] <melter> does anyone know how to replace dhcp3-client with dhcpcd on 9.04?
[22:29] <wolter> ubuntuguy, and hey, don't download the netbook remix
[22:29] <wolter> it is a horrible thing
[22:29] <ubuntuguy> wolter: so how can i know if my labtop is 32 or 64 bits?
[22:29] <jon__> are there any linux native games with really good 3D graphics
[22:29] <NismoTie> devilspie failed on me
[22:29] <Maya> ubuntuguy: uname -a
[22:29] <Dr_Willis> jon__:  most all the id games have ports.. and lots of variants on them
[22:29] <SkyLeach> basically where gdm no longer works after removing nvidia-180-driver-sources and installing direct from nvidia to fix the lockup issue.
[22:30] <Dr_Willis> jon__:  thers also savage I and the comercial Savage II.
[22:30] <wolter> ubuntuguy, is it on?
[22:30] <armence> Maya: Where do I post?
[22:30] <funkyHat> Fishscene: no specific link, no. It is available as a package though
[22:30] <ubuntuguy> wolter: yes this one
[22:30] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: without log files, i can'T help you any further.
[22:31] <mib_s9z4gxnx> ok, how do i get those?
[22:31] <wolter> ubuntuguy, ok,  on windows?
[22:31] <jon__> it actually seems to me like windows games run WAY better on linux under wine than actually in windows
[22:31]  * snuxoll headdesks
[22:31] <snuxoll> I obviously haven't touched GTK in a whil
[22:31] <snuxoll> +e
[22:31] <wolter> i guess..
[22:31]  * funkyHat snuxolls
[22:31] <VCoolio> armence: http://imageshack.us/ for example
[22:31] <Maya> armence:  xs.to
[22:31] <racecar56> jon__, same here
[22:31] <Maya> imageshack sucks in my opinion
[22:31] <ubuntuguy> wolter: it's running vista, i would prfer to use anything but vista
[22:31] <razerblk> streaming video from say you tube wont go full screen it just flashes....any ideas anyone ?
[22:31] <Maya> xs.to is easier tyó type
[22:31] <ubuntuguy> prefer*
[22:31] <wolter> ubuntuguy, i agree.. i think we all do here
[22:32] <wolter> ubuntuguy, every now and then i boot into vista to play some games
[22:32] <wolter> it sucks..
[22:32] <usr78523> im just take my laptop in hospital and i have nothing to do, so i deside to play ragnarok.  I wanna know if thera are troubles with it
[22:32] <wolter> ubuntuguy, well, go to the control panel and on system
[22:32] <ubuntuguy> wolter: it's 32bits. Thanks for the help, i'll be downloading it now
[22:32] <VCoolio> Maya: nice one, didnt know about that
[22:32] <wolter> ubuntuguy, how did you found out?
[22:32] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet, how do i get log fileS?
[22:32] <wolter> ubuntuguy, if i were you i'd confirm
[22:33] <wolter> like, do you know which processor do you have?
[22:33] <tikka> anyone know if there is a workaround for atheros, ar242x to enable master mode?
[22:33] <armence> Maya: http://xs839.xs.to/xs839/09203/screenshot-1754.jpg
[22:33] <Maya> usr78523:  cool. just be sure to melt your laptop when you leaver that mrsa p0lace
[22:33] <Dracofodder> the short story... bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/banshee/+bug/326827 is what I am having, is linked to gnome http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=538397 and seems to have a patch built.  I'm wondering how long before that patch gets released to the channel, or if I should start trying to compile this change into my banshee on my own.
[22:33] <ubuntuguy> wolter: yes it's x86 core2due
[22:33] <razerblk> streaming video from say you tube wont go full screen it just flashes....any ideas anyone ?
[22:33] <wolter> ubuntuguy, i think core2duo is always 64
[22:33] <kaffien> what would cause /proc/cpuinfo to report my cpu being 800 mhz instead of 1.66 ghz?
[22:33] <wolter> ubuntuguy, do you know the exact model?
[22:33] <Maya> armence: oh isee you wanrt to get rid of those white windows? :p
[22:33] <wolter> like T5900
[22:34] <wolter> or something..
[22:34] <jholman> My gutsy install can't find the Canadian repositories, and  http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ca.archive.ubuntu.ca agrees that it's down, so I tried switching to the main server, and it's 404ing me too, even though the server is up.  Thoughts?
[22:34] <ubuntuguy> wolter: t6400
[22:34] <jon__> i finally figured out how to boot multiple live cd's from a single DVD and be able to choose which distro to boot into
[22:34] <armence> Maya: Yes... I keep on using GIMP and then hitting "Delete" and then those windows appear... Very annoying... :P
[22:34] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: run "sudo gnome-system-log"
[22:34] <Maya> armence:  haha
[22:34] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: you can select it from ubuntu/gnome menu, too
[22:34] <ubuntuguy> wolter: but in system type it says 32bit operating system
[22:34] <Maya> armence:  so what is gray in your menus exactly ?
[22:35] <mib_89zzf0p1> Hey guys BIG NEWBIE question what is the shortcut key to empty teh recycle bin in UBuntu gnome?
[22:35] <Maya> armence:  its likely fixable in system >> preferences >> appearance
[22:35] <armence> Maya: Well, the menus used to have a lighter background, and frankly, I had a significant preference for that
[22:35] <wolter> ubuntuguy, maybe they installed you a 32bit system
[22:35] <owned> I'm having problems with updated ubuntu/installing nvidia drivers.  Well basically this is my third time installing Ubuntu and the first two times it started fine and then I did all the updates it gave me and also installed the nvidia drivers.  After restarting I could no longer get into the GUI and just had a command line.  What do you think is causing this?  Updates or nvidia driver?
[22:35] <wolter> i think that model is 64bit
[22:35] <wolter> ubuntuguy, let me investigate
[22:35] <Maya> armence:  ah, welly ou can totally customzie thaty
[22:35] <Maya> sorry, my typing is crap
[22:35] <ubuntuguy> wolter: ok take your time
[22:36] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet, ok now what should i look for?
[22:36] <Maya> its this tiny keyboard
[22:36] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: system tools -> system logs
[22:36] <mib_89zzf0p1> Hey guys BIG NEWBIE question what is the shortcut key to empty teh recycle bin in UBuntu gnome?  must be easy
[22:36] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: alternatively, run a terminal and use 'less' and 'cat' on the files in /var/log/
[22:36] <wolter> ubuntuguy, anyway, i will put things as they are
[22:36] <armence> Maya: I can't see an option to customize the menu's background in appearance
[22:36] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet, your losing me
[22:37] <wolter> ubuntuguy, 32 bit is the standard, so everything (almost, i would say 98%) works in 32bit (also called i386)
[22:37] <Dante123> hi all, I have dual boot system with ubuntu and windows xp.  Ubuntu side the dvd/cd drives worked fine.  But I booted up into windows and it did not detect my cd drives.  Is it possible that when I was cleaning my computer and I pulled the battery out...then replaced it......the next time I booted windows (which is not often) it did not detect my cd/dvd drives.  Then upon subequent reboot into windows it did?  (Asking because I did n
[22:37] <mib_89zzf0p1> Hey guys BIG NEWBIE question what is the shortcut key to empty teh recycle bin in UBuntu gnome?
[22:37] <Maya> armence:  its in customize theme >> controls
[22:37] <wolter> ubuntuguy, the thing with 64bit (amd64) is that it is faster, so they say. It has some flaws... flash isn't great on it... some say java ain't either.
[22:37] <Maya> you can change that whole setiup
[22:37] <wng-> anyone have experience building the megasr module on ubuntu 8.10?
[22:38] <owned> anyone know? Can the nvidia drivers be messing up Ubuntu and not letting it load the GUI?
[22:38] <armence> Maya: I see that now... thanks
[22:38] <Dr_Willis> ive had no issues with 64bit  - and flash or java that ive seen...
[22:38] <byte^> How am I to open an executable on Linux? It's not a Windows executable (and has been extracted from it's tar.gz archive).
[22:38] <byte^> Execute, rather than open.
[22:38] <mib_89zzf0p1> Hey guys BIG NEWBIE question what is the shortcut key to empty teh recycle bin in UBuntu gnome?
[22:38] <wolter> ubuntuguy, you can watch youtube videos and play games, but sometimes the flash apps (whether video or game or anything) may just go plain grey and stop working. a reload or firefox restart will do.
[22:38] <StormWinged> ./<file>
[22:38] <Dr_Willis> byte^:  use the command line, cd to the dir its at  and ./whatevertheexecutbleiscalled
[22:38] <byte^> Okay.
[22:38] <DasEi> !trash | mib_89zzf0p1
[22:38] <byte^> So I can't do it from the file browser?
[22:39] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet it says: network manager: <info> DHCP: device  wlan0 state changed (null) -> preinit
[22:39] <StormWinged> if dont work... try chmod +x <file>
[22:39] <ivangarcia_>  i have kernel 2.6.28-11 , before with old kernel when i plug my usb phone it created automatically the /dev/ttyACM0 , now nothing
[22:39] <owned> Is it possible that any of the updates in the 'Update Manager' could be messing up my ubuntu?
[22:39] <Dr_Willis> byte^:  use thecommand line... its easier to see whats goingon
[22:39] <Piet> mib_89zzf0p1: so forget the last part. look for something that refers to "nm" or "networkmanager" or "wireless" or "wlan" or "network" in there
[22:39] <StormWinged> you can do it... if you have commandline
[22:39] <byte^> hmm
[22:39] <ienorand> mib_89zzf0p1: you could create a script removing all files: ~/.local/share/Trash/*/*
[22:39] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: start by looking at the /var/log/messages file
[22:39] <byte^> How am I to get libqt-mt.so.3?
[22:39] <byte^> I get this error: ./sqlitebrowser: error while loading shared libraries: libqt-mt.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[22:39] <ubuntuguy> wolter: from a linux machine how can i know if it's 32 or 64 just to make sure. Is there a speific command?
[22:39] <LjL> byte^: besides the fact that you generally intall software from the ubuntu repositories, not "execute" it from random files. what program are you truying to run?
[22:40] <Dr_Willis> !find libqt-mt
[22:40] <Gigi> Hi.  I need to know a good software for mp3 editing (I want to cut a piece of the song)
[22:40] <Gigi> Thanks
[22:40] <Dr_Willis> its in one of those packages byte^
[22:40] <Maya> armence: yeah great
[22:40] <DasEi> 89zzf0p1: or instead show icon on desktop or panel , then left-click > empty
[22:40] <Elmaron> Gigi: what about audacity?
[22:40] <byte^> LjL: Yeah, I know, but I need ot view a SQLite db and so I downloaded SQLiteBrowser from Sourceforge.
[22:40] <byte^> If there is an easier way I'm open to suggestions.
[22:40] <Gigi> elmarron I'll try, thanks
[22:40] <Elmaron> Gigi: "apt-get install audacity" should do it, a graphical audio cutting/mixing program
[22:40] <wolter> ubuntuguy, your computer will be better at multi-tasking though.
[22:40] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet where is var long messages?
[22:40] <ubuntuguy> wolter: you mean if it's 64?
[22:41] <Gigi> I was going to use synaptics, but that works too!  Thanks Elmarron
[22:41] <LjL> !info sqlitebrowser | byte^, it's in the repositories. get it from there.
[22:41] <LjL> !software > byte^    (byte^, see the private message from ubottu)
[22:41] <byte^> Yeah, yeah...
[22:41] <LjL> byte^: yeah yeah what? "sudo apt-get install sqlitebrowser" will get it installed.
[22:42] <byte^> Yeah, I realize that now.
[22:42] <byte^> I'm not used to working in Ubuntu.
[22:42] <wolter> ubuntuguy, yes. each processor can take care of different tasks at a time
[22:42] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet, i can see it says that it connected to my home network
[22:42] <ubuntuguy> so what command can tell me if my system is 32 or 64 bits?
[22:42] <Piet> mib_89zzf0p1: in system log viewer, on the upper left pane, you have "/var/log", and below that you have "messages". this is what i'm after
[22:42] <ldiamond> I can't ping my windows machine with it's computer name. How do I fix that?
[22:42] <luminoso> with kubuntu 9.04 + amarok and scanning music over cifs i'm having this error: Taglib: flac file scan - flac stream not found. any ideia to solve?
[22:42] <funkyHat> wolter: that is the same with 32bits, it can still use more than one core
[22:42] <yaris123456789> hey guys i installed flash 10 plugin but its not showing up in firefox plugins, only flash 9....i can't view flash videos
[22:42] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: i think it will be easier if you can copy all of this file to pastebin and just put the url here
[22:43] <wolter> funkyHat, oops
[22:43] <etienne_> c'est ainsi que fut fait ubuntu
[22:43] <ienorand> yaris123456789: how did you install it?
[22:43] <Piet> !pastebin > mib_s9z4gxnx
[22:43] <wolter> funkyHat, would you happen to know if c2d t6400 is 64bit?
[22:43] <ienorand> !fr | etienne_
[22:43] <funkyHat> wolter: yes, core 2 is 64 bit
[22:43] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet, how can i do that when i have no internet connection on my netbook?
[22:43] <wolter> ubuntuguy, it is 64bit
[22:43] <pino42> hello everyone… is there a repo or a howto explaining the shortest path to running a xen dom0 kernel on Ubuntu 9.04?
[22:43] <wolter> lol
[22:43] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: you can just use ctrl-a and ctrl-c to copy all of it to clipboard, then paste it to the pastebin
[22:43] <funkyHat> wolter: there are advantages to 64bit over 32bit, but multiprocessor support is in both :)
[22:44] <wolter> funkyHat, i was uncertain about it, don't know why
[22:44] <tye> heh, scripting for other languages on the ubottu.  that's cool.
[22:44] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: ah, sorry, i was thinking it would work sometimes
[22:44] <mario_> Dr_Willis: find the problem on the other computer firestarter is blocking the share folder i'm progressing...
[22:44] <mib_s9z4gxnx> i have no internet connection on my netbook....
[22:44] <etienne_> quelqu'un voudrait bien m'aider en m'indiquant comment installer un package déjà sur ma machine?
[22:44] <wolter> funkyHat, if you could list some advantages to ubuntuguy that would be great
[22:44] <wolter> ubuntuguy, is this your computer? http://www.ubid.com/HP+G60t+Intel+Core+2+Duo+T6400+2.0GHz+3GB+250GB+16.0%22/a11344367-c0-s7.html
[22:44] <funkyHat> ubuntuguy: you're trying to choose between ubuntu 32bit or 64bit?
[22:44] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: do you have a removable device, such as a usb key stick or a usb hard disk you can connect to the netbook?
[22:45] <mib_s9z4gxnx> i suppose
[22:45] <wng-> anyone have experience building the megasr module on ubuntu 8.10?
[22:45] <mib_s9z4gxnx> is there anywhere else we can talk
[22:45] <tikka> Does anyone know of a cheap wireless adapter that supports master mode (AP) ?
[22:45] <tye> Ubuntuが好きですけど問題がちょっとあります。
[22:45] <byte^> Hey, just one last thing before I go. Not a problem, or anything, I'm just looking for a good hierarchal database note-taking application that has a GUI (so no hnb). Any suggestions?
[22:45] <darrenlooby> when I go on my testing site - http://rinkaboutit.ts which is hosted on my test server everything is fine. But, when I go to https:rinkaboutit.ts *https*- I get nothing. How can I change this?
[22:45] <buuf0> !BigDaddy07 Alastair Reynolds - House of Suns (v1.0)(htm, jpg).rar
[22:45] <new2suse> anyone have any clear info on the interactions of....the kernel/user accounts/ldap/samba ....a process map or some clear notes on the subject please????
[22:46] <buuf0> !notnats Alastair Reynolds - House of Suns (v1.0) (htm, jpg).rar
[22:46] <buuf0> !notnats Alastair Reynolds - House of Suns (v1.0) (htm, jpg).rar
[22:46] <funkyHat> ubuntuguy: 64bit is better at certain tasks (specifically math-intensive things like encryption etc.), it allows the computer to address more memory (up to 64GB ram, 32bit only supports up to 4GB (3.5GB in practise). The same apps will tend to use slightly more ram on 64bit than on 32bit though, which could be a disadvantage if you don't have very much
[22:46] <byte^> Oh, and I lied. In addition to finding a good note application, how can I enable the display of eastern characters? Is it a locale setting?
[22:46] <Fishscene> Darren: i assume you are going to "https://rinkaboutit.ts"?
[22:47] <funkyHat> ubuntuguy: also there are sometimes problems with running binary apps like flash on 64bit, but I haven't had any problems with that personally
[22:47] <darrenlooby> Fishscene, indeed I am.
[22:47] <tye> byte - system -> admin -> language support
[22:47] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet, give me a minute
[22:47] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet, im doing it now
[22:47] <edge> Hey, does anyone know where i extract my theme too? Or how can i apply it?
[22:47] <byte^> tye: I am running a variation of Linux, is there perhaps a commandline option to accomplish that?
[22:47] <crash1hd> How come gparted wont let me remove the partition from a drive that has an ntfs partition on it?
[22:47] <razerblk> anyone have a prob with full screening video from their web browser like from you tube ?
[22:48] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: you can "/query Piet" me if that is easier for you
[22:48] <funkyHat> ubuntuguy: also there is now a native 64bit version of flash for Linux anyway
[22:48] <VCoolio> edge: ~/.themes
[22:48] <new2suse> anyine have any notes on interactions of.the kernel/user accounts/ldap/samba ....a process map or some clear notes on the subject please????
[22:48] <wolter> funkyHat, haven't you?
[22:48] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: take your time
[22:48] <owned> how do I run a .run file?  I'm trying to install nvidia drivers
[22:48] <edge> ~/.themes?
[22:48] <VCoolio> edge: or /usr/share/themes if you want it to be used by root apps as well
[22:48] <sebyoga_> Bonjour tous le monde
[22:48] <wolter> funkyHat, don't you get grey flash screens sometimes?
[22:48] <VCoolio> edge: /home/you/.themes
[22:48] <wolter> like in youtube?
[22:48] <sebyoga_> Est ce que quelqu'un parle Francais ?
[22:48] <ldiamond> !fr > sebastien
[22:48] <Fishscene> Darren: You need to make sure your webserver has port 443 open? (I think that's the port) allowed to your server. Also, you need to verify that your server has the proper security in-place (such as ssl).
[22:48] <ldiamond> oups
[22:49] <Dante123> hi all, I have dual boot system with ubuntu and windows xp.  Ubuntu side the dvd/cd drives worked fine.  But I booted up into windows and it did not detect my cd drives.  Is it possible that when I was cleaning my computer and I pulled the battery out...then replaced it......the next time I booted windows (which is not often) it did not detect my cd/dvd drives.  Then upon subequent reboot into windows it did?  (Asking because I did n
[22:49] <ldiamond> !fr > sebyoga_
[22:49] <wolter> !fr | sebyoga_
[22:49] <Piet> new2suse: you are aware that this is not #suse, right?
[22:49] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet what does that query thing do?
[22:49] <wolter> lol
[22:49] <razerblk> it was working a little while ago
[22:49] <wolter> nice one ldiamond
[22:49] <funkyHat> wolter: no, installed ubuntu 64bit on my friends PC and installed flashplugin-nonfree and it worked perfectly, no issues at all
[22:49] <Schuyler_> is it possible to replace XP with ubuntu, leaving files intact?
[22:49] <sebyoga_> thx ldiamond
[22:49] <funkyHat> *friend's
[22:49] <infinity_> kann mir jmd. deutsches helfen?
[22:49] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: it opens a private chat
[22:49] <teapot> Hey guys. Just wondering if anyone can recommend an FTP server? There's quite a few. :)
[22:49] <wolter> funkyHat, yeah, my flash also works very nicely, but sometimes that grey thing comes back
[22:49] <funkyHat> Schuyler_: no, not exactly
[22:49] <new2suse> yes of course Piet...but my question is a linux generic question....
[22:49] <owned> how do I use a .run file to install nvidia drivers?
[22:49] <razerblk> ok thanks
[22:49] <Ciros> !de | infinity_
[22:50] <Schuyler_> I have 300 gb in files i need, and there is not an easy way to back it all up
[22:50] <new2suse> is that why no one answering me cos I with the wrong disrto?
[22:50] <byte^> To reiterate: looking for a way to enable display of eastern character sets... to do it, do I use the "Character codings" options?
[22:50] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet i cant private chat with you because i dont have a registered nick
[22:50] <darrenlooby> Fishscene, do you think you can help?
[22:50] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet, here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/171937/
[22:50] <infinity_> how can i change my desktop solution in ubuntu in other ways how it is be given in the options
[22:50] <chetnick> owned: i would say like this: sudo chmod +x file.run and then ./file.run
[22:50] <funkyHat> Schuyler_: ubuntu uses a different file system to Windows. You can resize your windows partition and install ubuntu alongside windows, then move your stuff across (some of it will probably be picked up by the ubuntu installer and it will ask if you want to import it, but that might not import everything)
[22:51] <darrenlooby> Fishscene, sorry, didn't catch your previous post. My name wasn't highlighted.
[22:51] <Fishscene> Not a problem :P
[22:51] <mortal1> Hi, I was wondering what's up with 9.04 and screen resolutions.  For example, if i set my laptop to 1024x768, I have black bars on either side of the screen.
[22:51] <Schuyler_> funkyhat, from what ive heard, it is bad to resize partitions alot
[22:51] <new2suse> do I have to change my name to chat in this room then?
[22:52] <chetnick> mortal1: is your laptop screen widescreen?
[22:52] <funkyHat> Schuyler_: If you do it a lot it's probably not a great idea, but just once when you install Ubuntu isn't really going to cause any problems.
[22:52] <mortal1> chetnick: yes
[22:52] <wolter> ubuntuguy, so what have you decided?
[22:52] <funkyHat> Schuyler_: run a defragment in Windows beforehand if you're worried. and always, always, make backups
[22:52] <chetnick> mortal1: you need to change resolution
[22:52] <new2suse> hello?
[22:52] <new2suse> hello
[22:52] <new2suse> hello
[22:53] <FloodBot3> new2suse: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:53] <new2suse> can anyone see me
[22:53] <saondczech> hAI!!!!!
[22:53] <eseven73> !repeat } new2suse
[22:53] <saondczech> ZOMG.
[22:53] <eseven73> !repeat | new2suse
[22:53] <chetnick> mortal1: try 1280 x 768
[22:53] <crash1hd> Anyone have experience in getting gParted to work with ntfs and removing of same partition?
[22:53] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet, did you get the paste?
[22:53] <ijn> hi all i tried the ubuntu minimal install. installed it and now i should run the script which i saved in a flash usb. but how to mount the usb flash fom a tty and than run the script
[22:53] <new2suse> completely lost
[22:54] <chetnick> new2suse: i see you
[22:54] <funkyHat> new2suse: everyone can see what you're writing, if you wondered
[22:54] <crash1hd> never mind it wouldnt let me do it through vnc yet its having no problems now
[22:54] <new2suse> i did wonder!
[22:54] <new2suse> thanks
[22:54] <oluu> did u stevie wonder?
[22:54] <mortal1> chetnick: how do i go about entering a custom resolution, I didn't see a standard xorg.conf
[22:54] <ijn> i dont know all the commands to mout the usb from the tty and run this script
[22:54] <mortal1> err, rather i didn't see the standard xorg entries
[22:54] <ijn> an anyone help?
[22:55] <saondczech> so.. Anyone have any idea why my headphone port hasn't worked since the upgrade to Intrepid?  I'd rather not hear "that's OHLD, INSTALL JAUNTY JEERY JACKALOPE!!!!1one".  After the upgrade to Intrepid, I'm still fixing crap.
[22:55] <new2suse> probably not the best room for me to be in....I thought i was asking a basic question...but maybe its not
[22:55] <mortal1> is the permitted resolutions held in another file?
[22:55] <gardien> hi
[22:55] <byte^> How can I enable the display of eastern characters from the commandline (just to bring up the actually preferences)?
[22:55] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: yes, i'm reading up on it
[22:56] <chetnick> mortal1: did you install graphic card drivers? Which card do you have?
[22:56] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet can you private message me next time you reply
[22:56] <mortal1> plain jane intel onboard graphics
[22:56] <gardien> hi
[22:56] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: the problem seems to be that the dhcp client is receiving a message it does not understand: "dhclient: Discarding packet with bogus hlen."
[22:56] <Dr_Willis> Little video question ive never managed to find an answer for.. I see tumbnails of .avi files in the file manager.. and its not always the first fram and stuff. so HOW/where Do you set what 'frame' the  file manager sees for the thumbnail from the avi file?
[22:56]  * saondczech sighs
[22:56] <chetnick> mortal1: system > preferences > display
[22:56] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet, any idea what is causing this?
[22:57] <saondczech> I guess no one is interested in fixing genuine problems in Noobuntu..
[22:57] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet, it wont let me reply to you in private chat
[22:57] <chetnick> saondczech: what problem?
[22:57] <Fishscene> mib: Did you register your NIC?
[22:58] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: i just sent you a private message. if it works, you should now see another in-page tab on mibbit
[22:58] <mortal1> is there anyway i could set my screen to a custom resolution that my tv could understand? 1280x720 would be awesome
[22:58] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: right that's because your nickname isn't registered, as you said before.
[22:58] <mortal1> it doesn't show that as an option
[22:58] <mortal1> it's currently 1280x800
[22:58] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet is blocking messages from unidentified users.  You must register and identify with NickServ before talking to this user.
[22:58] <Dr_Willis> mortal1:  how are you connected to the tv? svideo? hdmi?
[22:58] <saondczech> chetnick: sound basically just being a PITA.
[22:58] <mortal1> vga
[22:58] <ldiamond_> Can anyone tell me how I can ping my windows machine using its computer name? (and vice versa)
[22:59] <ijn> does anyone know how to run a shell script from tty?
[22:59] <Dr_Willis> mortal1:  whats teh video card? that thing should configure like a normal monitor if using vga
[22:59] <chetnick> ldiamond_: i am not sure but you need to have installed samba, to be able to do that.
[22:59] <Piet> mib_s9z4gxnx: let's just keep it here for now
[22:59] <mortal1> intel onboard graphics
[22:59] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet,  ok
[22:59] <rainwalker> I installed the "powersaved" package earlier today (among others, because CPU frequency scaling isn't working right) and I'm trying to uninstall it now but it wants to take "ubuntu-desktop" with it; is there a way to remove powersaved but keep ubuntu-desktop?
[22:59] <mib_s9z4gxnx> piet, any ideas?
[23:00] <mortal1> it doesn't show 1280x720 as an option, but I know it could do it
[23:00] <chetnick> ldiamond_: on my box it works just like this ping windows-box
[23:00] <JuJuBee> This is driving me mad.  My ext3 external USB HD wont mount in windows.  I reinstalled the ifs driver(you know, this is windows after all) and connected the drive.  Windows chimes that it found a device, it lists in hardware manager, but nothing in my computer to show the device...  Any ideas.
[23:00] <pino42> saondczech: it is, especially because manufacturers usually do not release schematics for how the wired the mixers in the sound chipset on the motherboard
[23:00] <lwizardl> anyone here use touchscreen monitors with Ubuntu?
[23:00] <saondczech> pino42: yeah, but that's not the problem
[23:00] <Jordan_U> JuJuBee: Might get better help in ##windows
[23:00] <Fishscene> JuJuBee: This would be a better question for #Windows. But you can go to start > run > diskmgmt.msc and configure the device from there.
[23:01] <Dr_Willis> JuJuBee:  ive found that IFS tool to be rather flakey :(
[23:01] <saondczech> pino42: unless my HARDWARE changed when i upgraded to Intrepid from whatever came before it.
[23:01] <ldiamond_> chetnick, samba is installed
[23:01] <pino42> saondczech: I believe that the update updated the Linux kernel too.
[23:01] <pierpier> h
[23:01] <pino42> the alsa drivers used to be in constant flux, and I think they still are.
[23:02] <ldiamond_> chetnick, theres actually 2x smbd running.... odd
[23:02] <saondczech> hrmm
[23:02] <pino42> I had to test 4 or 5 different releases of them to get sound ALMOST working a Fujitsu tablet.
[23:02] <saondczech> chetnick: some servers run in multiple processes -- better performance
[23:02] <pino42> and then it took a wizard to pirate the schematics, understand them and fix the source code for that particolar tablet-notebook to work.
[23:03] <matreya6> pino42, must be quite a kick to see it working for the first time :-)
[23:03] <saondczech> but the sound *worked* before!!
[23:03] <pino42> this is also a reason why upgrading to a newer version of the Alsa modules, or downgrading to an older one, may help :)
[23:03] <mannytu> ijn, sh <name of script>.sh or ./<name of script>.sh
[23:03] <pino42> and Ubuntu devs are not really to blame…
[23:04] <edge> Anyone use wine?
[23:04] <StormWinged> most of us
[23:04] <Dr_Willis> >hic< - care to as  another questin edge ?
[23:04] <mannytu> virualbox...
[23:05] <edge> When i use wine i open up my game and it zooms in and i can only hear the sound but cant do anything
[23:05] <Dr_Willis> !appdb | edge
[23:05] <StormWinged> see if your game are listed there
[23:05] <saondczech> pino42: no, the Ubuntu testing team is to blame, for failing to notice this regression. :P
[23:05] <Pritesh> can somebody help me with repositories ?
[23:05] <StormWinged> if not... you have to install sun virtualbox and install windows to play it
[23:06] <pino42> saondczech: they can't possibly get hold of every piece of hardware in existence in the world
[23:06] <edge> I am dual booting....
[23:06] <pino42> let alone test on it, even if they could
[23:06] <pino42> saondczech: what I actually suggest is that you note down the PCI card id and subsystem id for your card
[23:06] <edge> i dont understand virtual box
[23:06] <pino42> the actual version of the alsa modules you're running
[23:06] <pino42> and bring the issue over at #alsa
[23:06] <pino42> if you manage to get this sorted, the next release of alsa might include the fix
[23:06] <edge> Flash player has issues for some reason....
[23:06] <matholum> hello everyone. could someone tell me what the command is to see what your graphics card is? someone here told me and i forgot....
[23:07] <pino42> and so might a number of distros, including ubuntu :)
[23:07] <StormWinged> edge smth like vmware
[23:07] <StormWinged> but free and very stable
[23:07] <_freddy_> how long for the latest version of ubuntu to come out?
[23:07] <StormWinged> which version?
[23:07] <StormWinged> :))
[23:07] <Fishscene> _freddy_: Ubuntu releases about every 6 months.
[23:07] <saondczech> pino42: hey, good idea -- will check over there
[23:07] <_freddy_> im downloading 9.04
[23:08] <edge> so is there like a flash player mirror of some sort?
[23:08] <Fishscene> 9.04 = 2009: 4th month.
[23:08] <StormWinged> what do you mean?
[23:08] <StormWinged> what issues do you have with flashplayer?
[23:08] <edge> it wont run
[23:09] <edge> Or sometimes it does but when i start firefox back up it says i have to install it
[23:09] <bafman> hello, how one pair device via rfcomm with bluze 4.x?
[23:09] <yaris123456789> ienorand: well i installed the plugin suggested by firefox...however it really sucks. flash dont load for most part, you haveto click on a large grey box with a play button to actually see the flash files
[23:09] <Dracofodder> Fishscene: so does that mean if there was a recent update to one of the packages, we won't see it int he download channel until october?
[23:09] <_freddy_> this ubuntulook.com site....whats that site for?
[23:09] <_freddy_> eyecandy?
[23:10] <edge> download opera web browser, its much better!!!
[23:10] <StormWinged> edge sometimes the flash dont start... and that happen on a server load
[23:10] <StormWinged> so you have to close your browser and start it again
[23:10] <ryan> does anyone know how to change program icons in netbook remix?
[23:10] <edge> WOW, i think i will just download opera
[23:10] <Fishscene> Draco: No, that's just the Ubuntu release cycle for the Ubuntu OS. They have updates for these releases all the time.
[23:10] <edge> i like opera better anyways.....
[23:10] <Jordan_U> man find
[23:10] <StormWinged> since i`m using flashplugin-nonfree i dont have too many issues
[23:11] <edge> is there a way of setting the settings in a way that makes things atomatically download to a different spot on my hard drive?
[23:11] <edge> can u pirate flash plugin non free?
[23:11] <ienorand> yaris123456789: is this gnash? sounds like  you're ysing some sort of flasblock extension rather...
[23:11] <oluu> is hddtemp precise?
[23:12] <Fishscene> Why pirate it when it's available for free?
[23:12] <Dracofodder> Fishscene:  there a relase log, or some project plan site I can see when/if something is coming out?  I'm really interested in a patch for banshee
[23:12] <oluu> seems a bit wierd my disk is 18 celcius
[23:12] <newbsawbit> anyone know how to change the default burning app, one I selected isn't working and i checked the always perform this action box - jaunty
[23:12] <Fishscene> Draco: I unfortunately don't have that information. =\
[23:12] <needhelp1> l
[23:12] <needhelp1> i have a question, when u install ubuntu on a second partition next to a windows partition, and the windows side has lots of virus's.. this wouldnt effect ubuntu right? would i be safe from the infected windows?
[23:12] <homeskill> do operating system designers or hardware designers get to determine the size of a byte?
[23:12] <StormWinged> oluu why? because windows stress your hdd ?
[23:12] <StormWinged> :)
[23:12] <oluu> hehe
[23:13] <oluu> yea im used to like 35-43ish
[23:13] <oluu> :p
[23:13] <les> homeskill: hardware
[23:13] <Fishscene> homeskill: a byte is Universally 8 bits. No room for interpreting this.
[23:13] <StormWinged> same as mine video card
[23:13] <StormWinged> is cool since i migrate to ubuntu
[23:13] <homeskill> Fishscene it's not always 8bits
[23:13] <yaris123456789> ienorand: i had gnash installed too but i uninstalled it
[23:13] <oluu> nice:)
[23:13] <Dracofodder> Fishscene: thanks, guess that will be my quest for the evening.. I found the bug, and relevant thread, with a ptach,  I just can't figure out exactly when it will hit my system.
[23:13] <funkyHat> homeskill: err, a byte is always 8 bits
[23:13] <yaris123456789> ienorand: now i have the default flash 9 plugin for firefox, however i can only watch youtube
[23:13] <yaris123456789> ienorand: i dont have flash blocker installed
[23:13] <Dracofodder> Fishscene: and I don't want to compile my own, if I can help it
[23:13] <homeskill> an octet is always 8 bits, a byte has no standard, they just usually are 8 bits
[23:13] <mikea> hey, anyone know if there's a rhytmbox plugin to support libgstshout (shoutcast output for gstreamer)?
[23:13] <Fishscene> Draco: Understandable :P
[23:14] <needhelp1> i have a question, when u install ubuntu on a second partition next to a windows partition, and the windows side has lots of virus's.. this wouldnt effect ubuntu right? would i be safe from the infected windows?
[23:14] <SoylentYellow> Whenever an app that is using 3D acceleration loses focus, it also loses 3D acceleration. Is this a Wine thing or a Linux/gfx-driver thing?
[23:14] <Fishscene> homeskill: I've never heard of a byte not being 8 bits. Any other "size" for this would probably introduce a lot of confusion and misinterpretation.
[23:14] <StormWinged> needhelp1:  nope. because linux arhitecture is different.
[23:14] <newbsawbit> needhelp1 - yeah windows viruses don't affect linux
[23:14] <eNons3nse> can you guys please help.  my sansa clip has been showing up as Read Only for the past week or so when I plug it in.  just randomly started doing it.
[23:14] <homeskill> the first size of a byte was 4-bits until the 80s
[23:15] <newbsawbit> anyone know how to change the default burning app, one I selected isn't working and i checked the always perform this action box - jaunty
[23:15] <StormWinged> uh damn... misstype... yes you have right needhelp1 :D it wouldn affect
[23:15] <needhelp1> can i install ubuntu on a second partiion if my hard drive is formated as ntsf?
[23:15] <needhelp1> ntfs
[23:15] <newbsawbit> yes
[23:15] <ienorand> yaris123456789: try using synaptic and uninstall all gnash/flash stuff and the reinstall the relevant one... check with going to about:plugins in FF to see which plugin you're currently using...
[23:16] <StormWinged> needhelp1:  yes... since ubuntu have his own partition manager
[23:16] <ienorand> yaris123456789:  about : plugins   without spaces
[23:16] <Fishscene> homeskill: You might be correct, I'm just saying I've never heard of it. As for misinterpretation, I liken it to how hard drive manufacturers use 1,000 instead of 1024.
[23:16] <newbsawbit> needhelp1 - just resize yours ntfs partition with the ubuntu installer
[23:16] <needhelp1> is this pretty safe, any chance of corupting my windows installation ?
[23:16] <homeskill> Fishscene do you know why bytes are 8 bits?
[23:16] <newbsawbit> needhelp1 - always goes smooth for me
[23:16] <StormWinged> needhelp1:  only if you select the wrong partition
[23:17] <ryan> always backup
[23:17] <ryan> then its safe'
[23:17] <Fishscene> I don't know the story behind it, no.
[23:17] <les> Fishscene: you can thank x86 for making 8bit bytes prevalanet.  There are other options though, for example, PIC microcontrollers have a 12 bit instruction byte
[23:17] <StormWinged> :))
[23:17] <needhelp1> homeskill: why is a inch 2.54 centimeters?
[23:17] <newbsawbit> like ryan said
[23:17] <StormWinged> ryan:  even backup is not safe :P
[23:17] <newbsawbit> anyone know how to change the default burning app, one I selected isn't working and i checked the always perform this action box - jaunty
[23:17] <mib_89zzf0p1> Hey guys BIG NEWBIE question what is the shortcut key to empty teh recycle bin in UBuntu gnome?
[23:17] <ryan> anyone using netbook remix?
[23:17] <needhelp1> ryan: im not worried about my files.. im worried about not having another windows installation cd to reinstall
[23:17] <homeskill> needhelp1 they were 8 bits because that represents the numbers 0-255 which is used to show that character range
[23:18] <ryan> ahh
[23:18] <needhelp1> its not my pc.. but the user still uses windows so
[23:18] <homeskill> not every character range requires 0-255 thoguh
[23:18] <maco> mib_89zzf0p1# 3 years in, and i didnt know there was a shortcut for that...
[23:18] <StormWinged> newbsawbit: gksudo gedit /etc/gnome/defaults.list
[23:19] <ryan> is there anyway to change the program icons in the netbook remix launcher?
[23:19] <StormWinged> newbsawbit: and look for x-content/blank
[23:19] <StormWinged> newbsawbit:  do a copy before you make changes
[23:19] <edge>  for ubuntu?
[23:19] <mib_89zzf0p1> Hey guys BIG NEWBIE question what is the shortcut key to empty teh recycle bin in UBuntu gnome?
[23:19] <needhelp1> i dono about all that homeskill.. old school computers could only send code in 8 bits.. so it was natural to write code in this manor
[23:19] <edge> Do i need virus protection for ubuntu?
[23:19] <StormWinged> no edge you dont need...
[23:19] <keith> I am running the remix on an Acer-3560 (not a netbook)
[23:20] <pvvni> edge: You can get it, but you dont necessarily need it
[23:20] <edge> so i dont need firewall or anything?
[23:20] <keith> 3620
[23:20] <brandonban6> hey all, has can anyone recommend a slideshow creator? .......A google search show manslide, and dvd-slideshow, I was hoping there were some other options
[23:20] <ryan> keith, do you know how to change program icons in the launcher??
[23:20] <newbsawbit> stormwinged - great thanx, will do
[23:20] <funkyHat> mib_89zzf0p1: as far as I know, there isn't one
[23:20] <mib_89zzf0p1> ohh ..
[23:20] <edge> r there viruses out there for ubuntu?
[23:20] <pvvni> edge: Linux OS's have security through obscurity, that is, virus writters generally don't make them for linux because of the low market share
[23:20] <mib_89zzf0p1> is it possible to make one
[23:20] <StormWinged> edge you already have a firewall
[23:20] <funkyHat> edge: no
[23:20] <ryan> yeah, linux has like 2 % of the market
[23:20] <pvvni> edge: There are afew, but none currently that can propagate if you're updated
[23:20] <StormWinged> newbsawbit:  you`re welcome
[23:21] <edge> Could i get a virus on ubuntu that crashes windows but not ubuntu?
[23:21] <ryan> yes
[23:21] <homeskill> needhelp that would be a pretty bad reason to continue using 8 bit bytes
[23:21] <mib_89zzf0p1> is it possible to make a keyboard shorcut to empty recyclebeen
[23:21] <Dr_Willis> edge:  i would be suprised if you could get a 'virus' on ubuntu
[23:21] <maco> edge# yes
[23:21] <ror> ryan, actually it's considerably more than 2%, around 4% at the moment
[23:21] <StormWinged> maco, even if he dont have wine? i though not
[23:21] <funkyHat> edge: sure, you could have a file that contains a virus on Ubuntu, but it wouldn't do anything unelss you open it when you're running Windows
[23:21] <Dr_Willis> its not like you are going to go to Youtube and get one.. :)
[23:21] <pvvni> edge: yes, but there's none out there that do that currently
[23:21] <ror> and that's just the desktop market
[23:21] <edge> What r the chances of getting a virus that makes windows crash from ubuntu?
[23:21] <maco> StormWinged# he asked about it crashing windows, not ubuntu
[23:22] <ienorand> mib_89zzf0p1: you could create a script removing all files: ~/.local/share/Trash/*/* and link a eayboard combo to it...
[23:22] <Dracofodder> pvvni: that's not 100% true.  Even tho linux us low market share, the general differences in builds, across distributions, and the better lockdown we enjoy helps prevent the spread of "windows" styled virus in linux
[23:22] <StormWinged> yes maco
[23:22] <keith> ryan, I have not tried..preference >main menu >properties.... no that isn't it
[23:22] <Dr_Willis> edge:  if you are that worried about it.. dont mount your windows partitions..
[23:22] <maco> StormWinged# if his windows can read his ubuntu partition, and his ubuntu partition has a windows virus
[23:22] <mib_89zzf0p1> how do i make the script :)
[23:22] <StormWinged> but his question reffer if he get the file ON ubuntu, and not running on windows
[23:22] <funkyHat> edge: 'makes windows crash from ubuntu' not quite sure what you mean
[23:22] <mib_89zzf0p1> do i just copy and aste that as te command
[23:22] <pvvni> Dracofodder: No I agree, the unix model is inherently more secure than windows.
[23:22] <ryan> because i installed thunderbird and i like the see the icon in the launcher, instead its just the generic icon, :(
[23:22] <pvvni> Dracofodder: However, that's not to say that it isn't just as easy to write  virus for linux as it is for windows
[23:22] <maco> StormWinged# well it cant crash his windows til he runs it, now can it? so if he gets the virus onto the computer while ubuntu's running, after he boots into windows, it could infect windows
[23:22] <adante> hi
[23:23] <Dr_Willis> I find users tend to be more dangerous to theirselfs then the viruses are.
[23:23] <SonhadorPR> quick question: How do I upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04? System has not asked me to upgrade, like in earlier version releases
[23:23] <edge> like a trojan for windows
[23:23] <ror> He'd still have to *run* it from windows himself though
[23:23] <adante> where is the ubuntu mission/vision statement? i saw this some time ago but i cannot seem to find it again on google or ubuntu.com search
[23:23] <maco> SonhadorPR# you have to upgrade to 8.10 in between
[23:23] <ror> it all sounds rather unlikely
[23:23] <StormWinged> edge: if you get a virused file on ubuntu, you can not affect windows, it will be affected only after you switch on windows and acces the file from ubuntu
[23:23] <yaris123456789> ienorand:     File name: libswfdecmozilla.so
[23:23] <yaris123456789>     Shockwave Flash 9.0 r999
[23:23] <edge> Could i get a trojan that crashes windows from using ubuntu?
[23:23] <pvvni> Dracofodder: Trojans for instance, although not viruses, are pretty much OS independant in terms of difficulty to create
[23:23] <maco> SonhadorPR# in system administration software sources, tell it to show you new versions that are available other than LTS ones
[23:23] <pvvni> edge: Yes, but there are none that do it
[23:23] <StormWinged> damn edge... understand a thing... linux and windows are different
[23:23] <edge> If i use ubuntu to download things could i get a virus such as a trojan that crashes windows?
[23:23] <brandonban6> so is that a negative on the slideshow creator?
[23:24] <ryan> i love my asus eee :)
[23:24] <ror> edge, stop asking and start listening;
[23:24] <maco> edge# yes, of course you can still download windows viruses
[23:24] <Dr_Willis> brandonban6:  huh?
[23:24] <SonhadorPR> ok, didn't know that...then, how to tell the system to go ahead and upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10?
[23:24] <maco> edge# they wont infect ubuntu, but if theyre on a filesystem that windows can access, they can still infect windows
[23:24] <ror> but you can't *infect* your windows from ubuntu with them, you'd still have to use windows and access the virus
[23:24] <ryan> been using this thing for a few hours and still have 86% battery left
[23:24] <StormWinged> edge... at least... no operating system is safe... for your all answers about viruses and trojans
[23:24] <ienorand> yaris123456789: at least for 10 the file is supposed to be  libflashplayer.so
[23:24] <funkyHat> SonhadorPR: run 'update-manager -d'
[23:24] <edge> Great, so is there good virus protection that prevents virus from getting on windows?
[23:24] <ryan> edge, dont worry about viruses
[23:25] <LjL> !virus | edge
[23:25] <brandonban6> Dr_Willis, I was seeking out a slideshow creator, see if someone could recommend one......i'm looking into dvd-slideshow and manslide, but neither look too user friendly.
[23:25] <funkyHat> edge: there is clamav which is pretty good virus software
[23:25] <ryan> just dont be stupid about what you are doing
[23:25] <maco> SonhadorPR# system / administration / software sources. enable showing non-LTS upgrades, then run the update manager
[23:25] <LjL> !antivirus | edge
[23:25] <StormWinged> edge how old are you?
[23:25] <Etherael> Hey guys, quick q: Does anyone know a good / comfy / quality USB headset that works perfectly with linux?
[23:25] <funkyHat> edge: but you probably don't need it
[23:25] <Dracofodder> pvvni: true enough.  depending on the implementation.   main thing is we have a lot less to worry about in that realm.
[23:25] <LjL> StormWinged: that is not relevent
[23:25] <Wavesonics> where can i find docs on setting PHP up to access file uploads?
[23:25] <pvvni> edge: There's no need to get any virus protection. The only reason you'd ever want it is if was required by a company
[23:25] <SonhadorPR> ok, let me try that..
[23:25] <Dr_Willis> brandonban6:  ffmpeg or mencoder can also make them . i saw some at get-deb.net (or whatever its called)
[23:25] <pvvni> edge: but if you're still paranoid, go get clamav
[23:25] <ienorand> mib_89zzf0p1: no that is just where the files are located
[23:25] <ryan> i have a creative fatality headset, its pretty nice. havent tested with linux though
[23:26] <yaris123456789> ienorand: how do i fix this problem? i want flash 10
[23:26] <yaris123456789> ienorand: i installed the .deb
[23:26] <StormWinged> he left before he answer :P
[23:26] <brandonban6> Dr_Willis, sweet, I'll check those out.
[23:26] <jm^2> is anyone here using samba on jaunty?
[23:26] <gharz> guys, i'm running 8.10 and i'm planning to install lxde... how do i backup my current system setting in case lxde fails, i can revert back to my last working state?
[23:26] <Etherael> only reason I'm getting it is for linux use so it's pretty critical it has perfect linux support.
[23:26] <ryan> install the .deb from adobe
[23:26] <pvvni> jm^2: Yea
[23:26] <LaZyFo0L> .mangle i am on jaunty my friend.
[23:26] <keith> ryan, I have not tried..preference >main menu >properties.... THEN click on the icon and other choices will appear
[23:26] <yaris123456789> ryan: i did
[23:26] <gharz> and by the way, is lxde now stable on 8.10?
[23:26] <ienorand> yaris123456789: doeasn't adobe supply flash 10 currently?
[23:26] <jm^2> pvvni: does it segfault on a regular basis for you?
[23:26] <hermanChess> anybody has an idea of why tomboy now autostarts in its own window instead than in the tray at login?
[23:26] <pvvni> jm^2: nope
[23:27] <pyrak> my gnome-do install is suddenly broken
[23:27] <pyrak> i launch and nothing happens
[23:27] <ryan> did you restart your browser?
[23:27] <yaris123456789> ienorand: i've installed the flash 10 from adobe site using .deb....it says install complete, but about:plugins reveal nothing
[23:27] <mortal1> http://yfrog.com/1jbarsj <-- can anyone tell me why my screen looks like this when i set it to 1024x768 instead of the default 1280x800
[23:27] <pyrak> anyone else having this problem?
[23:27] <yaris123456789> ryan: yes of course
[23:27] <pyrak> i tried purging and deletin the config file.  still nothing
[23:27] <jm^2> pvvni: you on 32 or 64 bit?
[23:27] <pvvni> jm^2: You using it as asamba server or client?
[23:27] <pvvni> jm^2: 32
[23:27] <ienorand> yaris123456789: and you have restarted all of firefox in between?
[23:28] <Etherael> Noone uses a good USB headset with linux at all?
[23:28] <ror> mortal1, 1280x800 is widescreen, 1024x768 is not; could be a monitor setting?
[23:28] <yaris123456789> ienorand: yes. even restarted computer
[23:28] <jm^2> pvvni: samba server
[23:28] <ienorand> yaris123456789: THen I don't know, sorry
[23:29] <mortal1> ror 8.10 didn't have this problem
[23:29] <pvvni> jm^2: Yea I'm just using it as a client
[23:29] <yaris123456789> ienorand: any way to remove the flash plugin
[23:29] <Chisuun> Agha
[23:29] <jm^2> pvvni: ok, thanks
[23:29] <mortal1> i think it's a ubuntu bug
[23:29] <Chisuun> Hi Conic
[23:29] <yaris123456789> ienorand: i think some kind of collision with flash 9
[23:29] <SonhadorPR> ok, doing DL now...it'll probably take about 6 hours...3 for 810 and 3 more for 9.04.
[23:29] <Conic> Hi...!
[23:29] <SonhadorPR> thakx again!
[23:31] <Chisuun> So I have no clue how to get connected on Ubuntu
[23:31] <StormWinged> what do you mean?
[23:31] <Chisuun> Well.
[23:31] <wad> I just upgraded to jaunty. Where can I see a list of major things that changed?
[23:31] <Chisuun> I can't seem to connect wirelessly
[23:31] <yaris123456789> how do i delete a file when it says permission denied ?
[23:31] <yaris123456789> sudo ?
[23:31] <Fishscene> yes
[23:31] <Sergeant_Pony_> if I have a built in mic, how can I tell the location?
[23:32] <Fishscene> also, if the command failed, you can type "sudo !!" and it will run the previous command with sudo
[23:32] <StormWinged> Chisuun: maybe wireless network are not very well working... in 9.04
[23:32] <Chisuun> :<
[23:32] <Chisuun> Well, that sucks
[23:32] <pik}> yaris123456789: sudo rm -r <file>
[23:32] <Chisuun> I don't want to go wired
[23:32] <StormWinged> wired is better :D
[23:32] <StormWinged> for fast speed ;))
[23:32] <Conic> Not on a laptop it's not
[23:32] <Chisuun> Yeah, but....
[23:32] <Ciros> I am connected via wireless :P
[23:32] <Chisuun> for a laptop...yeah
[23:32] <Conic> Also, for me, wireless didn't work until 9.04.
[23:32] <jm^2> is anyone using samba as a server on jaunty?
[23:33] <Conic> Mind mentioning the name of your card?
[23:33]  * Chisuun goes on a quest to find out what type of wireless card HP Pavilion dv2419us's have in them
[23:33] <ror> that would be rm -f file
[23:33] <StormWinged> Chisuun: at least... it`s all about drivers
[23:33] <ror> rm -r is recursive for directories
[23:33] <badfish69> is it possible for me to disable my built in wireless card in favor of a usb wireless card without having to physically remove it or compile a custom kernel?
[23:33] <matholum> hello everyone. could someone help me out? I have an intel graphics card and the driver is only allowing 640x480... how do I fix it? I have only delt with nVidia in the past
[23:33] <Ciros> I had wireless working on 8.10 , but it took working, as I have a atheros 5k card
[23:34] <Conic> Oh wait
[23:34] <mortal1> http://yfrog.com/1jbarsj <-- has anyone seen this before with 9.04?  Aparently it tries to enforce aspect ratios now
[23:34] <Conic> Does 9.04 have an ndiswrapper GUI?
[23:34] <ror> if you still get permission denied you'll need to delete with sudo, but consider carefully why you might not have permission
[23:34] <Etherael> can anyone give a recommendation for a comfortable / high quality USB headset that is perfectly linux compatible?
[23:34] <funkyHat> Chisuun: if you type lspci into a terminal it will give a list of your devices, one of them will be your wireless card
[23:34] <Chisuun> Damn it :<
[23:34] <Ciros> Chisuun:  ?
[23:34] <Chisuun> Uh...
[23:35] <Chisuun> The HP website isn't listing the name of the card
[23:35] <blizzkid> lo all. Does anyone know/remember if Ubuntu shipit cd's were available at the time of 4.10 and 5.04?
[23:35] <Chisuun> It's not even there :<
[23:35] <Conic> So do the lspci thing
[23:35] <Chisuun> Whoa
[23:35] <Chisuun> Lotsa specs
[23:35] <funkyHat> Chisuun: don't paste it in here ;)
[23:35] <Conic> Find the one that looks like a wireless card
[23:36] <Conic> Not an Ethernet controller
[23:36] <Conic> That's wired.
[23:36] <Chisuun> Broadom Corp. BCM4328?
[23:36] <Conic> That's it
[23:37] <mib_89zzf0p1> IF i were to make a script to empty teh recycle bin what would i put in it
[23:37] <Fishscene> !broadcom > Fishscene
[23:37] <Chisuun> K, soo....
[23:37] <mib_89zzf0p1> pleasee i know its easy i just would really like to know
[23:37] <mib_89zzf0p1> what i would put in a scrit to empty trash
[23:37] <linux_noob> hi could someone more awesome than me please tell me how to search my apache2 folder for references to port 80???
[23:37] <Fishscene> cat?
[23:38] <eseven73> mib_89zzf0p1, try #bash
[23:38] <blizzkid> linux_noob: grep 80 * inside /etc/apache2
[23:38] <linux_noob> blizzkid, thx ur awesome
[23:38] <bc> linux_noob: grep -R Listen /etc/apache2
[23:38] <pkohr> Looking to so something like linux_noob , I want to search logfiles for a eggdrop.
[23:38] <Fishscene> Bah. I'll get it right someday
[23:38] <blizzkid> linux_noob: you could even do grep -r 80 /etc/apache2/*
[23:39] <Etherael> can anyone give a recommendation for a comfortable / high quality USB headset that is perfectly linux compatible?
[23:39] <funkyHat> Chisuun: install ndisgtk
[23:39] <StormWinged> at least... apache default port is 80
[23:39] <unop> mib_89zzf0p1,  rm -rf ~/.local/share/Trash/{,.}*
[23:39] <Chisuun> ndisgtk?
[23:39] <StormWinged> Etherael:  did you try windows since no linux users use it atm?
[23:39] <StormWinged> :P
[23:39] <Wavesonics> what is the default tmp path for uploads in PHP?
[23:39] <funkyHat> Chisuun: sudo aptitude install ndisgtk
[23:40] <funkyHat> Chisuun: It's an interface for getting windows wireless drivers to work on Ubuntu
[23:40] <Chisuun> K...
[23:40] <etchPRSN> err... anyone know if there is a live-CD version of ubuntu-studio (all Im finding is DVD)
[23:40] <mib_89zzf0p1> Thank you
[23:40] <mib_89zzf0p1> It worked
[23:40] <mib_89zzf0p1> I very much apreceate it
[23:40] <Jordan_U> mib_89zzf0p1: Note that that won't empty trash on removable media
[23:40] <Etherael> StormWinged: In windows the builtin laptop soundcard works flawlessly, so I really don't care at all how well the USB headset I am going to get just for linux works in windows. :)
[23:41] <mib_89zzf0p1> now i got one more question when i pop in a cd or a usb device they aways pop up on my rleft screen (i got dual monitors) is there anwyas i can mae them apear on my left one???
[23:41] <mib_89zzf0p1> the icon
[23:41] <pvvni> unop: what does the {,.} define in that rm statement?
[23:41] <mib_89zzf0p1> the icons is what im talking about
[23:41] <linux_noob> okay so no for part 2 of my question... i have a reference to port 80 in : ports.conf, sites-available/default, and sites-enabled/000-default.... which of these are conflicting with eachother??
[23:41] <unop> pvvni,  the shell expands that to    ~/.local/share/Trash/*   and   ~/.local/share/Trash/.*
[23:42] <blizzkid> linux_noob: none of them are conflicting
[23:42] <Chisuun> Uh...
[23:42] <Chisuun> I don't think ndisgtk did anything
[23:42] <_freddy_> I hope ubuntu recognize my usb keyboard
[23:42] <pkohr> linux_noob, What is the problem
[23:42] <_freddy_> is there much diference between ubuntu and linux mint
[23:42] <linux_noob> blizzkid so you're saying i must have two references to port 80 in ONE file to get the message that my por t80 is already being used then??
[23:42] <_freddy_> linux mint didnt recognize my usb keyboard...
[23:42] <ubuntu> hello
[23:42] <funkyHat> Chisuun: not yet, you need to use it. try to download this file : ftp://ftp.dell.com/network/R151517.EXE
[23:42] <_freddy_> ubuntu will?
[23:42] <blizzkid> linux_noob: 2 references? in which file?
[23:42] <T`2> hi, i have a local mirror which i use for ubuntu, but it wont show i have an updated version of ubuntu available
[23:42] <unop> _freddy_, the latter is not supported by canonical/the ubuntu community
[23:43] <T`2> anyone know how i can fix this?
[23:43] <hansoffate> hey, I'm having troulbe adding a repository to my ubuntu server.  I want to install FreeNX and I can't seem to get the GPGkey
[23:43] <T`2> i am behind a proxy
[23:43] <pkohr> linux_noob, you probally are allready using it with another program
[23:43] <fbc-mx> Is there a way to burn a dvd-iso from the command line?
[23:43] <SunmanXII> Hello - I removed the bar from the botton of my screen that has a window list. I found a way to add the window list to a bar - but how do i add the lower bar back? thank you!
[23:43] <hansoffate> i'm following this guide - http://bigbrovar.wordpress.com/2009/05/09/login-graphically-to-your-desktop-from-a-remote-location/
[23:43] <norrisg1> Hello, Im back
[23:43] <blizzkid> _freddy_: if mint didn't recognize it, ubuntu won't probably either
[23:43] <linux_noob> pkohr, oh.. that could be it... is there some nifty command to check on that??
[23:43]  * Chisuun gets his SD card
[23:43] <blizzkid> linux_noob: netstat -punta | grep 80
[23:43] <norrisg1> Is there anyone here i can help.
[23:43] <hansoffate> it says - gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found.
[23:43] <funkyHat> Chisuun: did that link work?
[23:44] <Chisuun> Yeah, I'm going to put it on my laptop now
[23:44] <linux_noob> uhm it says tcp6..... 80.. listen
[23:44] <T`2> how can i ask ubuntu to upgrade from a local repository?
[23:44] <TonyTheTiger> hi, none of my applications can connect to servers for updates
[23:44] <TonyTheTiger> i cant even use apt-get install
[23:44] <Jordan_U> fbc-mx: cdrecord /path/to/iso
[23:44] <ryan_> when my netbook comes out of standby, i cannot reconnect to the wireless network i was on. however, i can connect to other networks in range.
[23:44] <hansoffate> anyone know about getting GPG keys?
[23:44] <pvvni> unop: That's why I thought, so I guess my question is why not just * it
[23:45] <fbc-mx> Jordan_U, wow that easy huh?
[23:45] <SunmanXII> I removed the bar from the botton of my screen that has a window list. I found a way to add the window list to a bar - but how do i add the lower bar back? thank you!
[23:45] <pvvni> unop: the * will pick up the dotfiles as well
[23:45] <blizzkid> linux_noob: make that "sudo netstat -punta | grep 80"
[23:45] <funkyHat> Chisuun: ok, when you've copied it across, run ndisgtk (probably type 'sudo ndisgtk' into a terminal) and you should be able to select that file
[23:45] <unop> pvvni, because * does not glob dot files (.*)
[23:45] <Jordan_U> fbc-mx: Yup :)
[23:45] <yadunand> hi, my firefox is not playing flash properly , no sound . Is there a way to fix this ?
[23:45] <pvvni> unop: wait really?
[23:45] <unop> pvvni, not by default, it doesn't
[23:45]  * pvvni tries this
[23:45] <norrisg1> yadunand
[23:45] <Jordan_U> yadunand: What version of Ubuntu?
[23:45] <yadunand> ubuntu 9.04
[23:45] <linux_noob> blizzkid, okay i see something using it now
[23:45] <TonyTheTiger> I cant install any applications or download updates for ubuntu
[23:46] <blizzkid> linux_noob: what process is it?
[23:46] <pvvni> unop: oh wow, weird. Didn't know that
[23:46] <pvvni> Fun times
[23:46] <Jordan_U> yadunand: Can other applications play sound?
[23:46] <blizzkid> TonyTheTiger: define "I can't"?
[23:46] <hansoffate> I can't add a repository because "the GPG data is not valid"
[23:46] <yadunand> Jordan_U, yes all other applications are working fine
[23:46] <hansoffate> anyone?
[23:46] <linux_noob> blizzkid im not so sure how to read what im seeing here... i see a buncha IPs... i see "tcp" and "time_wait" as well as "listen"
[23:46] <unop> pvvni, you can make it tho.   shopt -s dotglob  # for bash only
[23:46] <blizzkid> linux_noob: pastebin the output
[23:47] <Kalmi> TonyTheTiger, make sure your internet connection is working :D
[23:47] <TonyTheTiger> blizzkid, For applications it always says application not found. And for updates it always says error 403
[23:47] <voxadam> Is it possible to start the alternate installer from Windows? I'm trying to install Ubuntu on a box that has no floppy and refuses to boot from the CD.
[23:47] <blizzkid> hansoffate: have you imported the gpg keys of that repo?
[23:47] <mario_> Dr_Willis: when sharing a folder on this computer gives error "'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot convert name "Everyone" to a SID. Invalid parameter
[23:47] <TonyTheTiger> Kalmi, with all due respect, I am here chatting so...
[23:47] <Jordan_U> yadunand: Can you try starting firefox from a terminal and pastebin any errors from the flashplugin?
[23:47] <Kalmi> :D
[23:47] <yadunand> yes
[23:48] <blizzkid> TonyTheTiger: what happens if you "sudo apt-get update"?
[23:48] <linux_noob> blizzkid - my paste bin for sudo netstat -punta | grep 80 http://www.mibbit.com/pb/hBMSq8
[23:48] <TonyTheTiger> And now i cant even connect with pidgin
[23:48] <Kalmi> TonyTheTiger, what ISP?
[23:48] <SunmanXII> I removed the bar from the botton of my screen that has a window list. I found a way to add the window list to a bar - but how do i add the lower bar back? thank you!
[23:48] <blizzkid> TonyTheTiger: what does a "ping www.google.com" give you?
[23:48] <funkyHat> TonyTheTiger: does ping google.com work?
[23:48] <funkyHat> heh
[23:48] <TonyTheTiger> Kalmi, I am at university accomodation which provide the internet
[23:48] <Kalmi> ping google
[23:48] <Jordan_U> SunmanXII: Right click the upper bar and choose new panel
[23:48] <blizzkid> linux_noob: so your apache is listening on port 80, which is fine
[23:49] <TonyTheTiger> blizzkid, sudo apt-get update is doing a bunch of things
[23:49] <linux_noob> blizzkid why wont my apache restart? do i need to force it to stop or something?
[23:49] <yadunand> Jordan_U, err when i run firefox from terminal ,firefox starts up with no errors.....then i get mylap$
[23:49] <blizzkid> linux_noob: pastebin the output of sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[23:49] <Kalmi> TonyTheTiger, ping google.com
[23:49] <Marques> Hello
[23:50] <Fishscene> Summan: Right-click one of the bars > new panel. Right-click the new panel > Properties (and set the orientation)
[23:50] <Kalmi> TonyTheTiger, did it ever work at university?
[23:50] <Jordan_U> yadunand: If you already started firefox then running firefox from a terminal just tells the already running process to create a new window then exits, you need to quit firefox then start it from the terminal
[23:50] <blizzkid> TonyTheTiger: after update is done, can you try searching (apt-cache search) for the package again?
[23:50] <Marques> anyone uses the Ubuntu 9.04 on ARM?
[23:50] <TonyTheTiger> Kalmi, I was able to get it to work for a few things and pidgin worked too but now everything has stopped
[23:50] <linux_noob> blizzkid, thanks btw, here is the apache restart: http://www.mibbit.com/pb/ZUxVt4
[23:50] <ienorand> hansoffate: https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA#Adding a PPA to your Ubuntu repositories  << whole is a link
[23:50] <hansoffate> blizzkid, yea.  I ran sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com 2a8e3034d018a4ce     but it doesn't seem to be able to pull the info.  It gives the error: gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found.
[23:50] <eseven73> !nickspam > uytdfydsxy
[23:51] <Marques> the sound of Ubuntu on ARM is working?
[23:51] <blizzkid> hansoffate: seems the key is wrong then
[23:51] <TonyTheTiger> Kalmi, google ping return 100% packets lost
[23:51] <yadunand> Jordan_U, that means the connection will go down...
[23:51] <hansoffate> ienorand alright- i'll check it out.  thanks
[23:51] <Kalmi> TonyTheTiger, that's bad :)
[23:51] <hansoffate> blizzkid - yea it seems like it.  I cna't figure out why thouhg
[23:52] <blizzkid> linux_noob: do a "sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 stop" and after that "ps -ef | grep apache" pastebin the output of the latter
[23:52] <blizzkid> hansoffate: what kind of repo are you trying to add?
[23:52] <Guest5046> hi, anyone at all no how to get a canon ip1500 working on ubuntu? anyone at all? thanks!
[23:52] <mario_> can not share folder on jaunty error "'net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot convert name "Everyone" to a SID. Invalid parameter. any help?
[23:52] <TonyTheTiger> blizzkid, i got a "partial upgrade" as all packages wasnt able to be downloaded.
[23:52] <Pritesh> i have problem installing BitchX IRC Client, can somebody help me with repository ?
[23:52] <blizzkid> Guest5046: Have you tried google yet?
[23:53] <Guest5046> yes blizzkid
[23:53] <linux_noob> blizzkid, apache stopped, then "ps -ef | grep apache" http://www.mibbit.com/pb/THGA28
[23:53] <Marques> please help, the Ubuntu on ARM audio works?
[23:53] <hansoffate> blizzkid i'm trying to add this repo, I've already added the deb/deb-src in the sources.list :::: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/freenx-team/ubuntu jaunty main
[23:53] <blizzkid> TonyTheTiger: seems to be an issue with your sources.list... mmight be a bad mirror
[23:53] <TonyTheTiger> blizzkid, I got someone from here to edit it, which may be the cause as initially nothing worked.
[23:55] <blizzkid> linux_noob: try "sudo kill -9 5446 5457 5464" followed by "sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start"
[23:55] <blizzkid> hansoffate: pm me that link, I'll take a look in a sec
[23:55] <blizzkid> TonyTheTiger: pastebin your sources.list pls
[23:55] <ldiamond__> anyone knows why I cant ping my windows computer using its computer name?
[23:55] <linux_noob> blizzkid, no such process, is that okay?
[23:55] <Andril> hello all
[23:55] <TonyTheTiger> blizzkid, Where would the sources be?
[23:56] <yadunand> Jordan_U, i tried that still there are no errors in the terminal related to flash
[23:56] <norrisg1> Anyone have problems i could help solve
[23:56] <blizzkid> linux_noob: see if "ps -ef | grep apache" generates some output now, if there's only a line with grep it's ok
[23:56] <linux_noob> blizzkid, i guess it was okay because it just started :) thank you so much
[23:56] <Jordan_U> yadunand: Even when playing a video?
[23:56] <hansoffate> blizzkid alright, I may have figured out that it out.  If I don't i'll pm you the link.
[23:56] <blizzkid> TonyTheTiger: /etc/apt/sources.list
[23:56] <Pretto> is there a way to know instaltion answered questions to create a preseed?
[23:56] <blizzkid> yw linux_noob
[23:56] <yadunand> Jordan_U, all the errors are related to video
[23:56] <norrisg1> Anyone need help
[23:56] <VCoolio> hansoffate: http://ppa.launchpad.net/freenx-team/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/ open the release.gpg file, copypaste contents to gedit and save somewhere; then in synaptic import the txt file as key in repositories.
[23:57] <Pretto> installation*
[23:57] <yadunand> (firefox:1608): GnomeUI-WARNING **: While connecting to session manager:
[23:57] <yadunand> None of the authentication protocols specified are supported.
[23:57] <VCoolio> hansoffate: maybe that helps, it is a key at least
[23:57] <yadunand> maybe thats all that might matter
[23:57] <geo2> hello, i have installed libgmp3c2 (gnump) from repositories but when i compile with gcc i can't use the library. Any help??
[23:58] <TonyTheTiger> blizzkid, There is no file in that location, but there is sources.list.d
[23:58] <Kalmi> blizzkid, TonyTheTiger have trouble pinging google....
[23:58] <Kalmi> *has
[23:58] <blizzkid> TonyTheTiger: there's no /etc/apt/sources.list?
[23:58] <Kalisto> when i look at man pages somethime is says something like: Refer to crypt(3) how do i access this man crypt(3)?
[23:58] <blizzkid> Kalmi: seems like a messed up install then :)
[23:59] <mzz> Kalisto: man 3 crypt
[23:59] <blizzkid> Kalmi: man crypt 3
[23:59] <Kalisto> 0.o thanks
[23:59] <blizzkid> Kalisto: ^
[23:59] <blizzkid> :)
[23:59] <ldiamond__> Anyone knows why my Windows machine can ping my Ubuntu machine using its computer name, but the opposite doesnt work?
[23:59] <mzz> Kalisto: I'm pretty sure I'm right and blizzkid's version only works if there's only one page for crypt
[23:59] <blizzkid> ldiamond__: are you using a dns?
[23:59] <yadunand> Jordan_U, i just removed "gash" i think
[23:59] <blizzkid> mzz: I might have switched the order ;)
[23:59] <mzz> Kalisto, blizzkid: compare "man printf 3" and "man 3 printf"