[00:00] <Kalmi> blizzkid, a messed up university network and a messed up install
[00:00] <Kalisto> mzz is says no manual entry for crypt in section 3. do i need to download it?
[00:00] <ldiamond__> blizzkid, if its not by default, no.
[00:00] <TonyTheTiger> blizzkid, turns out i do have it, was being silly with the way i was trying to open it.
[00:00] <hassan_> hi my terminal dois not work
[00:00] <mzz> Kalisto: I'm not on a ubuntu system currently, don't know what package to install
[00:00] <geo2> hello, i have installed libgmp3c2 (gnump) from repositories but when i compile with gcc i can't use the library. Any help??
[00:00] <blizzkid> ldiamond__: you'll have to put a reference in your /etc/hosts then
[00:00] <Jordan_U> yadunand: gnash is not stable yet, so if you don't mind proprietary software you probably want to use Adobe's nonfree flash plugin
[00:00] <TonyTheTiger> blizzkid, Kalmi http://pastebin.ca/1422150
[00:00] <ldiamond__> blizzkid, however, I don't want to have to use DNS no machine will be up 24/7
[00:00] <fbc-mx> Jordan_U, Is there any way to turn an AVI or MPG to a DVD ISO for wodim to burn?
[00:00] <ldiamond__> blizzkid, I dont want to edit hosts because the IPs will change.
[00:00] <Kalisto> mzz ok. you would not know how i can find out what hashing algo passwd uses to create the shadow file entries?
[00:01] <blizzkid> ldiamond__: it'll be your only option if you want to ping it by name
[00:01] <ldiamond__> blizzkid, why does my Windows machine ping my Ubuntu box fine?
[00:01] <Kalmi> TonyTheTiger, maybe you could check with someone (at the university) else whether they can ping google or not....
[00:01] <ldiamond__> blizzkid, WINS would work too, but thats deprecated.
[00:01] <hassan_> hi my terminal dois not work
[00:01] <TonyTheTiger> Kalmi, I think people can, I have a friend who uses ubuntu as his main os too
[00:02] <ldiamond__> blizzkid, there has to be a decent way to do that...
[00:02] <blizzkid> ldiamond__: wins is indeed deprecated and ms stuff
[00:02] <Kalmi> ldiamond__, DNS
[00:02] <TonyTheTiger> Kalmi, His not around so i cant be sure, but right now i just want to get my IM working
[00:02] <blizzkid> ldiamond__: DNS is indeed the only decent way
[00:02] <blizzkid> TonyTheTiger: can you ping anything by ip?
[00:02] <mzz> Kalisto: is configurable, but I forgot if it's configurable in /etc/login.defs or /etc/pam.d/
[00:02] <Kalmi> ldiamond__, some routers support DNS out of the box....
[00:02] <ldiamond__> blizzkid, Kalmi but How do I get this to work without having a DNS server up 24/7
[00:02] <TonyTheTiger> blizzkid, How can i try?
[00:03] <Kalisto> mzz ill check both :D
[00:03] <Kalmi> TonyTheTiger, are you using a proxy?
[00:03] <blizzkid> TonyTheTiger: ping 74.125.77.147
[00:03] <blizzkid> ldiamond__: only if you have a router that supports dns
[00:03] <TonyTheTiger> Kalmi, yes I am behind a proxy. I tried to set it up too
[00:03] <blizzkid> ldiamond__: otherwise: /etc/hosts
[00:03] <jotha1> anyone have experience booting linux from usb media? i have assembled and made bootable my usb image correctly (following this http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-ubuntu-904-persistent-install-windows/) but my HP work station wont work (i only have access to HP work stations here) and i really don't know how to debug this
[00:04] <Jordan_U> fbc-mx: There are GUI apps to do that, if you need to do it from the terminal then I think it pretty much has to be a multi step process ( maybe use transcode to transcode to mpeg 2, put that in a directory called VIDEO_TS then make an iso containing that directory but there may be more to it or a CLI utility that does it in one step )
[00:04] <eagle_02> Does any one recognize the error code error_code+0x72/0x780
[00:04] <Kalisto> mzz its login.defs: ENCRYPT_METHOD SHA512
[00:04] <blizzkid> jotha1: care to explain "won't work"?
[00:04] <jotha1> blizzkid: system is set to boot from USB, but after a moment flicks back to windows and boots, there is no indication that grub or anything has even been initiated
[00:04] <Kalmi> TonyTheTiger, have Pidgin ever worked at the university for you?
[00:04] <hassan_> hi my terminal dois not work any one help me
[00:04] <eagle_02> I had a kernal panic this afternoon and would like to see if it means anything before I start buying new hardware
[00:04] <judget_> Has anyone found a resolve for the gspca in Ubuntu Intrepid?
[00:05] <blizzkid> hassan_: care to explain "doesn't work"?
[00:05] <judget_> My web cam works in ekiga but not in Skype or with mencoder
[00:05] <TonyTheTiger> blizzkid, The ping is just not doing anything
[00:05] <blizzkid> jotha1: is the partition you installed ubuntu on marked as bootable?
[00:05] <new2suse> hey room
[00:05] <jbmigel> sup suseq
[00:05] <TonyTheTiger> Kalmi, Yes it worked, only stopped working recently.
[00:05] <blizzkid> TonyTheTiger: no ping? cool :p
[00:05] <Kalmi> blizzkid, TonyTheTiger is behind a proxy....
[00:06] <ldiamond__> jotha1, I used to boot ubuntu from a USB hard drive. I simply unplugged all my HDDs, plugged my USB HDD, installed Ubuntun on it and booted from it.
[00:06] <new2suse> IS THERE ANY CHAT ROOMS ON HERE WHERE YOU CAN ASK QUESTIONS WITH OUT THE FEAR OF BING BANNED FOR ASKING THE WRONG THING???
[00:06] <TonyTheTiger> blizzkid, there is ping its just stuck on PING *****
[00:06] <ldiamond__> jotha1, it didnt work on every computer tho... I dont know why
[00:06] <jotha1> blizzkid: it's a usb pen/thumb/etc drive and there is a makebootable.bat that i had to run
[00:06] <blizzkid> Kalmi: proxy doesn't kick in when pinging an ip, unless there's also a firewall
[00:06] <jbmigel> new2suse you should start by not yelling
[00:06] <Jordan_U> jotha1: Small flash drive or external enclosure?
[00:06] <jotha1> small flash drive, 4GB
[00:06] <unop> Kalisto, check out the crypt() function  - http://www.metalshell.com/source_code/8/Crypt.html  greybot> http://wooledge.org/~greg/crypt/ or see "man 3 crypt"
[00:06] <trappist> anybody noticed really poor network performance in jaunty with an atheros chipset?
[00:06] <Kalisto> thank you unop
[00:07] <jbmigel> new2suse then you should polietly ask your question and stfu for 2 minutes and wait to see if anyone knows anything
[00:07] <Kalmi> blizzkid, sometimes the only way to access the internet at some places is through the proxy... everything else might be blocked...
[00:07] <new2suse> well i am gettin g really fed up.....I just been banned from two rooms by the same people ...for asking a question they could not answer....
[00:07] <eagle_02> calm down new2suse
[00:07] <Kalmi> new2suse, are you sure you wasn't just flooding?
[00:07] <new2suse> so which are the rooms u can go in and ask what ever u want about linux?????????????????
[00:07] <blizzkid> Kalmi: true... but that's abusing a proxy then ;)
[00:07] <devel0> new2suse, you made a typo s/BING/BEING/g
[00:07] <blizzkid> new2suse: #linux
[00:07] <devel0> and stop shouting
[00:07] <jbmigel> new2suse i like the cut of your jib... what is your question
[00:07] <jotha1> blizzkid: as far as i know there is no way mark a usb flash drive as bootable in windows xp
[00:08] <devel0> try asking now
[00:08] <Kalmi> jotha1, blizzkid: there is... unetbootin can do it...
[00:08] <blizzkid> jotha1: Kalmi is right on unetbootin
[00:08] <new2suse> my question at this point....is which room can someone go on to ask questions about linux...without the fear of redicule or being booted???
[00:08] <hassan_> when open terminal i see this massag (ther was proplem eiyh the command for this terminal : text was empty (or contained only whitespace)
[00:08] <TonyTheTiger> blizzkid, Kalmi is there no hope for me then?
[00:08] <devel0> your question is far from relevant
[00:09] <blizzkid> new2suse: as I told you: #linux
[00:09] <devel0> next one
[00:09] <eagle_02> does any one know anything about kernal panics or places I could find the meaning of thier ascociated error codes, google is not turning up anything useful
[00:09] <new2suse> i just been in lnux and got banned by some wnker
[00:09] <devel0> eagle_02, elaborate
[00:09] <blizzkid> TonyTheTiger: not unless you get your proxy set up
[00:09] <devel0> new2suse, I wonder why you got banned
[00:09] <new2suse> for asking a question
[00:09] <TonyTheTiger> blizzkid, how can i do this?
[00:09] <blizzkid> new2suse: and with that behaviour that's gonna happen here too!
[00:09] <jbmigel> new2suse you're boring me with your trolling... maybe that's your problem
[00:09] <joeDeuce> devel0: lol
[00:09] <hassan_> when open terminal i see this massag (ther was proplem with the command for this terminal : text was empty (or contained only whitespace)
[00:09] <TonyTheTiger> blizzkid, I have tried multiple times
[00:09] <devel0> new2suse, how is the essense
[00:09] <Kalmi> TonyTheTiger, well... It might be that the mirror is the problem and MSN is also down... and there is nothing wrong with you :D
[00:09] <joeDeuce> no kidding
[00:10] <blizzkid> Kalmi: that might be a very bad case of murphy :p
[00:10] <TonyTheTiger> Kalmi, I asked the guys in the pidgin chat room and they said it was problem on my end.
[00:10] <jotha1> Kalmi, blizzkid reading their FAQ it states it creates a syslinux config file and makes the USB bootable using this, this is already what the process i listed earlier does
[00:10] <gharz> guys, i'm currently using 8.10 and i want to dist-upgrade to 9.04... how do i fix this errors?   http://paste.ubuntu.com/171967/    please help
[00:10] <new2suse> ok.....I will speak clearly...which ROOM can someone goto..to find like minded techincal people to chat about linux???
[00:10] <blizzkid> TonyTheTiger: is your nic set up correctly?
[00:10] <devel0> new2suse, are you on drugs ? This is a linux channel ?
[00:10] <eagle_02> devel10, I had a serries of random reboots (I do mean random, cannot get them to happen on command with an app or anything like that) finaly I got a kernal panic, and a screen with a bunch of hex and to me giberish
[00:10] <blizzkid> new2suse: *final* time: #linux
[00:10] <TonyTheTiger> blizzkid, sorry for being so useless, I have no idea if it is.
[00:10] <jbmigel> new2suse you have already been told twice to goto #linux for such things
[00:10] <Kalmi> TonyTheTiger, try to set your MSN account (on the advanced tab) to use the HTTP method
[00:11] <yaloki> guys, don't bother, new2suse is a troll, he got banned from #suse and ##linux exactly for that reason
[00:11] <Fishscene> new2suse: This room is generally a help and support room.
[00:11] <blizzkid> TonyTheTiger: pastebin the output of ifconfig
[00:11] <new2suse> been to linux and got booted by some wnkr because I asked a question he was too dumb to understand
[00:11] <gharz> anyone?
[00:11] <unop> !ot | new2suse
[00:11] <blizzkid> hassan_: don't pm me without asking pls
[00:11] <new2suse> and it wasn't very hard question in my opinion
[00:11] <devel0> eagle_02, do you have a booting system right now ? If you do try /var/log/messages , that should give you somewhat of a humanly understandable error
[00:11] <joeDeuce> new2suse: just for thrills, ask your question
[00:11] <Kalmi> :D
[00:12] <eagle_02> not really I have tried that allready and it was pretty empty
[00:12] <gharz> guys, i'm getting this error when i try to upgrade to 9.04... http://paste.ubuntu.com/171967/ any idea how to fix this?
[00:12] <devel0> joeDeuce, YES IVE been trying to say that to him/her , but I cant stop remorsing at every keystroke
[00:12] <hassan_> ok am soory
[00:12] <devel0> :D
[00:12] <TonyTheTiger> blizzkid, http://pastebin.ca/1422168
[00:12] <new2suse> no way.....I asked the question in two rooms...and it folowed me and so did the linch party having their fun and then banning me
[00:12] <TonyTheTiger> Kalmi, ill try that now
[00:12] <new2suse> such wnkrs
[00:12] <blizzkid> !language new2suse
[00:12] <Fishscene> new2suse: No more trolling. Ask your question or go to another chat room.
[00:13]  * japerry waits for it
[00:13] <TonyTheTiger> new2suse, well calling them wankers doesnt help
[00:13] <TheComrade> does anyone have any suggestions for free or cheap email hosting?  I already have a domain..
[00:13] <Kalmi> new2suse, ASK IT GODDAMIT OR GO AWAY!
[00:13] <TonyTheTiger> new2suse, they are not required to help, nor are you entitled.
[00:13] <Jordan_U> gharz: Are you using update-manager ?
[00:13]  * yaloki pulls the stopwatch
[00:13] <eagle_02> devel10, I did get the following error code before my "end of trace" +0x72/0x78
[00:13] <devel0> eagle_02,  if you can get to grub successfully, select recovery mode (should be the second option) , then hit "e" , edit the line that starts with initrd=bla bla , add init=/bin/sh , then hit escape , and "b"
[00:13] <blizzkid> new2suse: http://sweet.nodns4.us/
[00:13] <gharz> Jordan_U: yes i am...
[00:13] <yaloki> blizzkid: heh, nice one
[00:14] <blizzkid> TonyTheTiger: loading the pastebin, hold on...
[00:14] <Jordan_U> TheComrade: I think gmail can work with a custom domain
[00:14] <Siju> hrhr
[00:14] <gharz> i even tried command lines sudo apt-get dist-upgrade and sudo update-manager -d
[00:14] <devel0> eagle_02, that should bring you to a single mode boot up , which you can work your way there , in the meanwhile im sure you can find something in /var/log
[00:14] <gharz> same error
[00:14] <blizzkid> yaloki: thx ;)
[00:14] <eagle_02> devel10, trying that now. I will write down the code
[00:14] <eagle_02> thanks
[00:14] <devel0> LOL he got K-Lined ? :D
[00:14] <nils_> I recently upgraded to jaunty, now my audio doesn't function properly. Playback just stops sometimes (for example in the middle of a movie)
[00:14] <devel0> i thought a ban is all that happens here
[00:14] <hansoffate> blizzkid thanks, fixed it.  network admin's rules didn't allow Keyserver to connect
[00:14] <Kalmi> devel0, :D
[00:14] <Jordan_U> gharz: Try canceling the upgrade, update package list again, then try starting the upgrade again
[00:15] <blizzkid> devel0: what's K-lined?
[00:15] <yaloki> devel0: a ban in #suse, ##linux and about to happen here should be enough for a k-line, isn't it ? ;)
[00:15] <blizzkid> yw hansoffate
[00:15] <eseven73> devel0, there's probably more IRCOPS in here than normal users
[00:15] <yaloki> blizzkid: banned from the freenode servers
[00:15] <gharz> Jordan_U: i've updated and upgraded for 10x now.
[00:15] <blizzkid> rofl, cool :)
[00:15] <gharz> still having the same problem.
[00:15] <japerry> rofl
[00:15] <japerry> this is a great afternoon, I'll have to blog abou thim
[00:15] <japerry> he was boasting in #suse about his Microsoft and cisco creds
[00:16] <japerry> and that he has 20 years of experience.. blah blah blah
[00:16] <Kalmi> japerry, lol
[00:16] <gharz> i noticed that when i try to update i always get a GPG error     http://archive.ubuntu.com intrepid-updates Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com> W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems
[00:16] <blizzkid> japerry: rofl
[00:16] <gharz> how do i fix this?
[00:16] <Fishscene> wait.. k-lined means the person is banned from freenode?
[00:16] <gharz> i've already changed my server to the main server.
[00:16] <voxadam> Are there no VMware images available for 9.04?
[00:16] <devel0> japerry, you mean the guy that just got klined?
[00:16] <japerry> devel0: aye
[00:16] <yaloki> Fishscene: yes
[00:16] <eseven73> Fishscene, yep
[00:16] <coz_> voxadam,  did you check on vmware site?
[00:16] <Kalmi> wikipedia: "A k-line or kill line (also written K:line) is an Internet Relay Chat term, applied to a specific user. When a user is k-lined, it bans the user from a certain server, either for a certain amount of time or permanently. Once the user is banned, they are not allowed back onto that server; they have to join a different server to get onto IRC."
[00:16] <devel0> japerry, whats he doing with a microsoft certification in a linux channel ? :P
[00:17] <japerry> lol
[00:17] <devel0> heh
[00:17] <voxadam> coz_: Not sure why I didn't. Thanks.
[00:17] <japerry> for kicks and grins, this is what he asked:
[00:17] <japerry> new2suse: I am looking for an exlplination/paper on the interaction of.the kernel/user accounts/ldap/samba ....a process map or some clear notes on the subject please????
[00:17] <japerry> and thats what started it all
[00:17] <gharz> anyone?
[00:17] <coz_> voxadam,  last I looked I believe I did see one for 9.04
[00:17] <devel0> im sure his microsoft certifications teach stuff like character 1337 substitution
[00:17] <devel0> :D
[00:17] <coz_> or how to clear cookies
[00:17] <devel0> but thats just me being sarcrastic
[00:17] <devel0> I shouldnt
[00:17] <devel0> but still
[00:17] <devel0> I do
[00:17] <FloodBot3> devel0: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:17] <Kalmi> cookies!
[00:17] <_freddy_> can anyone give me some hints on how to boot my machine with a usb stick? is it dificult? or is it a fast process?
[00:18] <yaloki> japerry: we should have noticed earlier though, repeating ? is always an accurate indication for a troll
[00:18] <blizzkid> devel0: MS certifications teach you how to achieve some world shocking, but highly useless result in 3 different ways ;)
[00:18] <Synx_hm> It seems the rel of netbookremix is a .img file how can i convert that to .iso to use with the 'Make USB Startup Disk' app?
[00:18] <Kalmi> _freddy_, would you like to install from an SUB stick? or run a full-blown OS from it?
[00:18] <devel0> I think my prof at uni told me about the windows registry once when we were doing an OS course , I fell asleep naturally
[00:18] <Kalmi> *USB
[00:18] <blizzkid> yaloki: repeating ? if more than 3 ;) (??? = shocked ;))
[00:18] <japerry> yaloki: aye, tis sad. although I think he only asked the question twice though
[00:19] <japerry> then he just started saying we couldn't ask it
[00:19] <japerry> err answer it
[00:19] <Jordan_U> gharz: Can you pastebin your sources.list?
[00:19] <Siju> yaloki: kldap *now* ... let use build a kernelmodule for ldap :)
[00:19] <blizzkid> devel0: don't take that road.... (gnome "registry" is a pain too...)
[00:19] <_freddy_> Kalmi: I downloaded the ubuntu iso, i want to install the os from the usb stick
[00:19] <yaloki> anyhow, it was a good laugh. good day/night everyone :)
[00:19] <devel0> blizzkid, im not that high level up , im in the lower layers , so im safe with a tcp/ip stack hack every now and then
[00:19] <Kalmi> _freddy_, use unetbootin (it's easy)
[00:19] <blizzkid> _freddy_: there's some excellent documentation on that subject in the ubuntu wiki
[00:19] <japerry> new2suse: thought u lot were the experts or could point me in the direction of a paper on the subject
[00:19] <devel0> or the occasional kernel patch
[00:19] <gharz> Jordan_U: ok hold on.
[00:20] <japerry> heh yah this was great. ttyls!
[00:20] <jotha1> did new2suse even ask a question
[00:20] <devel0> we arent a journal database , FFS , im just a human geek
[00:20] <jotha1> you guys get some pretty amature trolls in here huh
[00:20] <hanasaki> what package do I get for fonts like bookman and arial and san / serif like in windows?
[00:20] <blizzkid> TonyTheTiger: are you only on wireless?
[00:20] <eseven73> !fonts
[00:20] <devel0> heh ive only been here a day or two , ive still got some stars to meet
[00:20] <japerry> well he was in #suse first, tried to ask a question, but it didn't really work. then said we're all too stupid to be of any help
[00:21] <eagle_02> devel10, I got into var log, after the machine decided to take a nap a few times what am I looking for?
[00:21] <gharz> Jordan_U: sources              http://paste.ubuntu.com/171969/
[00:21] <eseven73> hanasaki, sudo aptitude install msttcorefonts
[00:21] <japerry> so we banned him, he moved to #linux.. ranted about #suse, got banned, came in here, and then some IRCOP got fed up and K-lined his a$$
[00:21] <l_mysterioso> hello all, any pulseaudio masters out there?
[00:21] <devel0> eagle, tail -n /var/log/messages , see anything strange ?
[00:21] <jotha1> LOL audio on linux
[00:21] <Kalmi> hanasaki, ubuntu-restricted-extras has some fonts and a lot of other things you will probably need later on....
[00:21] <jotha1> good times
[00:21] <l_mysterioso> yea, i know
[00:21] <eagle_02> devel10, I have a sneaking suspicion it is the power suply or something is over heating
[00:21] <devel0> japerry, I would give a cent to charity every time I could k-line someone asking stupid questions
[00:22] <l_mysterioso> it was working for over 15 months till last night
[00:22] <japerry> devel0: :-D
[00:22] <blizzkid> devel0: :)
[00:22] <devel0> i might even blog about this tonight
[00:22] <hanasaki> kalmi which packages pelase?
[00:22] <devel0> it kind of made my day
[00:22] <hanasaki> thanks eseven73
[00:22] <devel0> s/day/night/
[00:22] <Jordan_U> gharz: Have you seen authentication errors when normally installing / updating packages
[00:22] <eseven73> blogs are dead, with the advent of facebook and the like
[00:22] <Kalmi> hanasaki, the ubuntu-restricted-extras package
[00:23] <devel0> irc is like fast forward facebook
[00:23] <devel0> but with k-lines :D
[00:23] <gharz> Jordan_U: just when i update... i get a BADSIG error most of the time
[00:23] <blizzkid> eseven73: nah, if you're really modern you put a line on your facebook to link to your blogpost ;)
[00:23] <eseven73> lol yep
[00:23] <Kalmi> gharz, did you add something to your sources list?
[00:23] <devel0> blizzkid, I actually did that when I had a facebook
[00:23] <devel0> acc
[00:23] <linkmaster03> How do I open up a file in bash (through nano or something) that starts with a -? \ and "" do not work
[00:23] <blizzkid> devel0: I do too ;)
[00:23] <gharz> just the virtual box
[00:24] <devel0> but I didnt enjoy the ads , travelling from country to country I could see how they geotarget my ass and make me feel so victimized
[00:24] <blizzkid> heck, I even anounce my blog posts on twitter/identi automatically :)
[00:24] <ryan_> when i come out of suspend mode i cannot reconnect to the wireless network i was previously on.
[00:24] <devel0> so Im just one less customer to someone
[00:24] <gharz> Kalmi: virtual box
[00:24] <Kalmi> linkmaster03, nano ./-
[00:24] <devel0> rm -rf facebook
[00:24] <rgs__> linkmaster03: use mc :)
[00:24] <blizzkid> devel0: uhu, facebook kinda sucks
[00:24] <linkmaster03> Kalmi: ah thank you!
[00:24] <linkmaster03> rgs__: :P i really should learn mc sometime
[00:24] <blizzkid> oth, I like being a "legal voyeur" sometimes :)
[00:25] <devel0> I havent got time to make mark suckerburg any richer
[00:25] <Kalmi> linkmaster03, I had the same problem a few days ago :)
[00:25] <devel0> zuckerberg I mean
[00:25] <devel0> :(
[00:25] <Kalmi> gharz, that's what causing this issue....
[00:25] <Jordan_U> gharz: Are you behind a proxy?
[00:25] <MHz128> hello world!
[00:26] <eseven73> lol at "Suckerburg" freudian slip?
[00:26] <MHz128> How do I point grub to boot from a USB CDROM drive?
[00:26] <ryan_> i come out of suspend mode and i cannot reconnect to my network
[00:26] <gharz> Kalmi: i don't really know. when i tried upgrading i got this error message    http://paste.ubuntu.com/171967/
[00:26] <devel0> i know , my mum used to slap me when my lip slipped as a child
[00:26] <blizzkid> MHz128: not possible afaik
[00:26] <Kalmi> gharz, opsss...
[00:26] <Kalmi> gharz, that looks bad...
[00:26] <MHz128> blizzkid, damn
[00:27] <ryan_> anyone??
[00:27] <devel0> MHz128, is there a reason behind wanting to do something like that ?
[00:27] <blizzkid> ryan_: ask your question and be patient...
[00:27] <devel0> ryan_, wired or wireless ?
[00:27] <gharz> Kalmi: yes... i know. i don't know what went wrong.
[00:28] <ryan_> wireless
[00:28] <MHz128> devel0, trying to boot from USB CDROM (ide to usb adapter) for a netbook.... wont boot from cd, but will boot usb linux
[00:28] <gharz> i used to do an upgrade from previous versions but this is the first i encountered such upgrade problem.
[00:28] <ryan_> asus eee netbook with a fresh install of netbook remix
[00:28] <Kalmi> MHz128, you might be interested in unetbootin (unetbootin is an easy way to install from a pendrive)
[00:28] <Kalisto> can someone tell me how to find the salt thats used to create my sha512 hash?
[00:28] <devel0> MHz128, unetbootin , chuck the cdrom drive away
[00:28] <waseem_> blizzkid, you there? seems like the apt-get update messed up my comp so i had to restart.
[00:28] <Kalisto> im looking at my shadow file. is the salt stated in there?
[00:29] <devel0> cant even remember the last time i used a cd or a floppy
[00:29] <ryan_> no problems connecting to networks, its only when i resume from suspend mode that i cannot get a connection, the only solution is to reboot
[00:29] <blizzkid> waseem_: ?
[00:29] <MHz128> devel0, ya, im installing OSX for friend.... osx iso won't work
[00:29] <Jordan_U> gharz: Can you pastebin your /etc/apt/apt.conf ?
[00:29] <devel0> ryan_, what does networkmanager show ?
[00:29] <waseem_> blizzkid, ok crap my nick isnt on, its TonyTheTiger
[00:29] <blizzkid> MHz128: you're asking about OSX in #ubuntu?
[00:29] <Kalmi> waseem_, how did it mess up your system?
[00:29] <MHz128> blizzkid, nope
[00:29] <black9ice> how can I get an external drive formated ext3 to automount when powered on with write access?  When I power it on it mounts, but need root access, grrr...
[00:30] <blizzkid> waseem_: ok, I C... care to explain "messed up"?
[00:30] <devel0> black9ice, put the user attrib in fstab
[00:30] <blizzkid> black9ice: you might want to look at udev rules
[00:30] <ryan_> devel0, how do find that out?
[00:30] <waseem_> the chat stopped working and I couldnt connect to xchat anymore
[00:30] <devel0> ryan_, LOOK at it
[00:30] <gharz> Jordan_U: i don't have apt.conf
[00:30] <devel0> ryan_, its in the top right corner , the one you click on to select your wireless networks
[00:30] <waseem_> so i restarted and its back Kalmi blizzkid
[00:31] <gharz> Jordan_U: only /etc/apt/apt.conf.d which is a directory
[00:31] <ryan_> right...i see all the networks in range, and i am connected to one obviously
[00:31] <blizzkid> waseem_: ok, can you now ping an ip?
[00:31] <ryan_> if i go into suspend and come back i wont have a connection
[00:31] <Kalmi> MHz128, you can somehow load an iso into memory and boot it with grub.... (if I remember correctly...)
[00:31] <gharz> Jordan_U: not it seems like it's working.
[00:31] <waseem_> can you give me an ip to ping blizzkid ?
[00:31] <gharz> i've just modified the server from my repository.
[00:31] <blizzkid> Kalmi: MHz128 you can copy the contents of an iso to disk and boot from that
[00:31] <MHz128> Kalmi, all i want to do is, point grub to boot from a cd drive
[00:32] <gharz> maybe it was because of the BADSIG i've been getting from main server... US and other servers
[00:32] <gharz> now it's working fine
[00:32] <gharz> thanks.
[00:32] <blizzkid> waseem_: 74.125.77.147
[00:32] <Synx_hm> It seems the rel of netbookremix is a .img file how can i convert that to .iso to use with the 'Make USB Startup Disk' app?
[00:32] <MHz128> blizzkid,  good idea, use a boot parition?
[00:32] <blizzkid> Synx_hm: you can use an img to create the usb
[00:32] <Kalmi> MHz128, why do you need grub at all? why can't you just boot from the CD? :D
[00:32] <waseem_> blizzkid, its doing what it did before. Stuck on PING *********
[00:33] <Jordan_U> Synx_hm: Don't follow the instructions to write the image to a USB drive
[00:33] <devel0> ryan_, when you come back from suspend , cant you ping your local gateway ?
[00:33] <blizzkid> MHz128: google for "grub cd harddisk" or something along those lines
[00:33] <devel0> route -n shows your local gateway , try pinging that
[00:33] <MHz128> Kalmi, its a cheap adapter, machine doesn't look it
[00:33] <Synx_hm> Jordan_U: point taken ill go back and look at the page thanks
[00:33] <Kalmi> oh
[00:33] <Jordan_U> Synx_hm: I meant there to be a period after don't :)
[00:33] <eagle_02> devel10, checked syslog and dmesg, nothing wierd
[00:33] <Jordan_U> Synx_hm: np
[00:33] <black9ice> devel0: there is no fstab entry for this drive it is auto mounting
[00:33] <blizzkid> waseem_: you're on wireless only?
[00:34] <Synx_hm> Jordan_U: ;)  i didn't even look when i dl'ed the img i should have payed more attention hehe thanks again
[00:34] <ldiamond> How do I get my back and forward mouse button to work in Firefox and Nautilus?
[00:34] <blizzkid> black9ice: like I said, you might want to look at udev rules
[00:34] <Kalmi> gharz, can you show me your sources.list file?
[00:35] <black9ice> blizzkid: um ok how?
[00:35] <blizzkid> black9ice: google is your friend ;)
[00:35] <blizzkid> devel0: can I pm you for a sec?
[00:35] <devel0> just make /media world writable and that should let you play with it , since you automatically mount it i dont think it should matter
[00:35] <pik}> anyone here that can tell me how to remove the panel in gnome?
[00:35] <devel0> blizzkid, feel free
[00:36] <devel0> pik}, you want to get rid of all panels permanently or you just want to remove one of two panels?
[00:36] <pik}> devel0:  permanently!
[00:37] <loud-loud> hi guys, if anyone is having a weird screen (vertical bright lines that fade out) just before shutting down or restarting the pc tells me, i got the solution
[00:37] <devel0> pik}, apt-get remove --purge gnome-panel
[00:37] <pik}> devel0: if i want it back, same command but with install instead of remove?
[00:38] <Kalmi> pik}, and without ---purge
[00:38] <blizzkid> devel0: *don't* apt-get remove gnome-panel!
[00:38] <Dr_Willis> why do you even want to remove gnome-panel?
[00:38] <Dr_Willis> its not going to 'reset' the users settings
[00:38] <ninza> any one has a good difference between a system call and a system program?
[00:38] <pik}> i dont use it Dr_Willis
[00:38] <black9ice> blizzkid: oh my
[00:38] <socceroos> does anyone here own a Sony Vaio P series netbook?
[00:38] <dfshffsdf> please help.  i have 2 nics and they both work fine if i bring them up manually via prompt or networkmanager but i cant keep them upon reboot.
[00:39] <blizzkid> pik}: if you don't use it, enable compuz, and put the panel on a widget layer
[00:39] <devel0> dfshffsdf, edit /etc/network/interfaces , and get a decent nickname
[00:39] <jackaltl> thanks :)
[00:39] <black9ice> blizzkid: it doesnt make that much sense to have to go through some fancy configs on an external drive just to write to it
[00:40] <blizzkid> jackaltl: udev rules are your friend
[00:40] <Iceman_B|SSH> okay, why does the irssi bar say "5:Ubuntu/#ubuntu(+JLcfnt 2,5 #ubuntu-unregged)" (I named the freenode server "Ubuntu")
[00:40] <Iceman_B|SSH> whats with the unregged?
[00:40] <blizzkid> black9ice: the udev rules are not on your external drive
[00:40] <Pici> !modes | Iceman_B|SSH
[00:40] <pik}> blizzkid: i guess you meant compiz, right?
[00:40] <bin1010> where do they come up with these?   xrandr  --newmode "1024x768" 63.50  1024 1072 1176 1328  768 771
[00:40] <blizzkid> pik}: yes
[00:41] <bin1010> I understand all the way to 1024x768
[00:41] <Iceman_B|SSH> Pici: I know how irc works, this is just the first time I've seen "#ubuntu-unregged" there in the bar. I always join #ubuntu on Freenode
[00:41] <YoaDxC> ola, alguem pode me dar uma ajuda ? =)
[00:41] <black9ice> blizzkid: still it should just mount so I can write to it, not be difficult  ;)
[00:41] <waseem_> blizzkid, I am on wireless now, but i have wired internet too.
[00:42] <eseven73> Iceman_B|SSH, xchat says the same thing
[00:42] <blizzkid> !es YoaDxC
[00:42] <pik}> blizzkid: do you know where in the compizconfig i do it?
[00:42] <blizzkid> YoaDxC: #ubuntu-es
[00:42] <bin1010> is there a program that can help create/try creating new modes?
[00:42] <YoaDxC> im in #ubuntu-br , bt no one answer me D:
[00:42] <blizzkid> pik}: you have the compiz config settings manager?
[00:43] <pik}> blizzkid: yes
[00:43] <Pici> Iceman_B|SSH: Its always been there
[00:43] <YoaDxC> anyway, thx, cya o/
[00:43] <blizzkid> YoaDxC: here the language is English
[00:43] <Dr_Willis> bin1010:  theres a X modeline generator web site i used ages ago
[00:43] <Kalmi> blizzkid, removing gnome-panel seems harmless....
[00:43] <blizzkid> kalmi: it *seems*
[00:43] <bin1010> is it always the same if you want 1024x768?
[00:43] <blizzkid> but it isn't
[00:44] <Kalmi> blizzkid, why?
[00:44] <blizzkid> pik}: http://www.google.be/search?q=compiz+widget+layer&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a
[00:44] <bin1010> ubuntu reports that it is currently using 1920x1200 at 60Hz
[00:44] <blizzkid> Kalmi: imagine this real-life example: something fails with your session, and your hope is on alt+F2.... not available without gnome-panel
[00:45] <blizzkid> Been there, done that, never again
[00:45] <InCrypto> hey guys . can some1 help me out with my blueetooth setup ?
[00:45] <norrisg1> Is there anyone that needs help?
[00:45] <deadpepsi> define the type
[00:45] <InCrypto> i don think my laptop is recognising the bluetooth
[00:45] <deadpepsi> of help
[00:45]  * InCrypto needs help 
[00:45] <blizzkid> norrisg1: I'm sure if anyone needs help, they'll ask it... are you trying to score? ;)
[00:45] <Kalmi> blizzkid, :D
[00:46] <Kalmi> blizzkid, Ctrl+Alt+F1, login, install gnome-panel, restart X :)
[00:46]  * deadpepsi needs mental and linux help
[00:46] <Kalisto> can someone explain the "salt" used in a shadow file? is the $6$MySalt$MyDigest$.... added to the front of the clear text and then digested or the other way round?
[00:46] <Kalisto> im writing an application to cread sha512 salts but cant seem to create one that matches the one in my shadow file.
[00:46] <blizzkid> Kalmi: that didn't work at that time for some reason
[00:46] <InCrypto> how do i come  2 knw if my laptop is recopgnising my internal bluetooth adapter ?
[00:46] <Kalmi> :s
[00:46] <dibber> anyone know where mount point is located for nautilus 'connect to remote server'? Netbeans doesn't see my bookmarks or desktop icon for remote FS.
[00:46] <blizzkid> Kalisto: you can use salt any way you want actually
[00:46] <deadpepsi> i am here to see if this is like antoher linux community i was in
[00:47] <Pici> Kalmi: Thats not really on-topic for this channel, perhaps ##Security or ##linux could help you out better.
[00:47] <dibber> InCrypto try lsusb terminal?
[00:47] <Kalisto> blizzkid, i get diff digests if i put the salt at the front or back.
[00:47] <Jordan_U> dibber: ~/.gvfs
[00:47] <Dr_Willis> dibber:  as far as i know nautulus dosent really 'mount' them .it sort of browses them.. if it did  the 'mount' command would show the mount points
[00:47] <Kalmi> Pici, we were discussing the implications of removing gnome-panel....
[00:47] <deadpepsi> they were rude and vary unhelpfull
[00:47] <Dr_Willis> dibber:  its possible theres somthing in .gvfs
[00:47] <blizzkid> Kalisto: let me give you a real life example I once used: a password was split in 3 parts, random salt was added, and a sha1 was calculated from the total
[00:47] <Pici> Kalmi: Sorry, mistab
[00:47] <blizzkid> Kalisto: ofcourse you get different results
[00:48] <dibber> Jordan_U Dr_Willis thanks guys I'll have a look
[00:48] <Jordan_U> dibber: np
[00:48] <Kalisto> blizzkid, so how is the salt used in my shadow file?
[00:48] <InCrypto> dibber,  i get this ... root@vishal-laptop:~# lsusb
[00:48] <InCrypto> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[00:48] <InCrypto> Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[00:48] <mgolisch> the salt is random
[00:48] <blizzkid> deadpepsi: I'm sure they had a reason... linux communities are generally very helpful and polite, unless there's a good reason not to be ;)
[00:49] <joeDeuce> deadpepsi: I've been in here for all of half a day, and 80% of my questions have been answered, and I haven't even asked anything :)
[00:49] <InCrypto> dibber,  its not a USB bluetooth device ...its inbuilt
[00:49] <Kalisto> mgolisch, is it added to the front or back of the cleartext?
[00:49] <mgolisch> thats why its saved in that hash
[00:49] <deadpepsi> cool
[00:49] <dibber> InCrypto: sorry figured it was usb
[00:49] <InCrypto> no issues :)
[00:49] <deadpepsi> no i was even told flat out not to install linux stay on xp
[00:49] <mgolisch> so that using that salt and the cleartext the same hash can be created
[00:49] <deadpepsi> i laughed
[00:49] <dibber> im not sure then, don't use bluetooth much
[00:49] <Iceman_B|SSH> eseven73 / Pici : I still dont understand, but thanks anyways
[00:49] <Kalmi> is it possible to build a fully desktop install with ubuntu-vm-builder?
[00:49] <Iceman_B|SSH> 'pprciate the effort
[00:50] <InCrypto> dibber, ;(
[00:50] <dibber> InCrypto: lspci?
[00:50] <InCrypto> have checked the docs online and they don seem 2 help
[00:50] <deadpepsi> but i trust this is a better place i can see there more going on here already
[00:50] <dibber> InCrypto: dmesg
[00:50] <eseven73> Iceman_B|SSH, I never understood the #Ubuntu-unregged bit myself, and ive been here for 2+ years (under different nicks)
[00:50] <blizzkid> deadpepsi: as long as you don't troll we'll all be glad to help ;)
[00:51] <deadpepsi> sorry troll????
[00:51] <Jordan_U> Kalmi: --addpkg ubuntu-desktop should do it though I have never tried
[00:51] <deadpepsi> i may ideal and read a lot
[00:51] <blizzkid> deadpepsi: be rude, annoying,...
[00:51] <deadpepsi> is that what you mean
[00:51] <InCrypto> those outputs don show anything under the name "Bluetooth"
[00:51] <Kalisto> mgolisch, yes i know this. how do i get the same hash in my shadow? password+hash = digest or hash+password = digest?
[00:51] <deadpepsi> oh well no
[00:51] <InCrypto> ohh wait ..
[00:51] <deadpepsi> i dont think that will be an issue
[00:51] <InCrypto> Bluetooth: BNEP (Ethernet Emulation) ver 1.3
[00:51] <InCrypto> [   20.131841] Bluetooth: BNEP filters: protocol multicast
[00:52] <InCrypto> dibber, any idea wat this means
[00:52] <raptor> is there a way to convert a pdf to html on ubuntu that doesn't destroy layout takes out graphics and coverts to text?
[00:52] <eseven73> deadpepsi, just curious what linux distro community was calling you noob and whatnot?
[00:52] <mgolisch> Kalisto: i think the salt is used as a seed for the hash algorythm, its added to the cleartext and then hashed with it
[00:52] <dibber> InCrypto: sorry, I don't have much experience with BT
[00:52] <mgolisch> not
[00:53] <devel0> raptor, i heard something from the koffice suite can do something like that ,  i think it was kword
[00:53] <razerblk> anyone know why jack control wont connect to server? im trying to use ardour !
[00:53] <mgolisch> but maybe iam wrong
[00:53] <zeee> \server irc.freenode.net
[00:53] <Matr|x> hello
[00:53] <mgolisch> maybe look at how crypt() does it
[00:53] <mgolisch> :)
[00:53] <InCrypto> luetooth: Core ver 2.13
[00:53] <InCrypto> [    0.684014] NET: Registered protocol family 31
[00:53] <InCrypto> [    0.684016] Bluetooth: HCI device and connection manager initialized
[00:53] <InCrypto> [    0.684019] Bluetooth: HCI socket layer initialized
[00:53] <FloodBot3> InCrypto: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:53] <Pici> zeee: You're already on freenode
[00:53] <lwizardl> would it be wise to have your store web site and retail store database server on the same machine?
[00:53] <Matr|x> what is the best server for update ubuntu
[00:53] <Kalisto> mgolisch, YES to the BEGINNING or END of the cleartext? if you dont know just say so.
[00:53] <Pici> Matr|x: Whichever is closest to you generally, they all have the same content.
[00:53] <Jordan_U> raptor: Have you tried pdftohtml ?
[00:53] <deadpepsi> i would rather not say cause i still like that distro and all just not sure its for me
[00:54] <Matr|x> i mean what is the best soft wear  server
[00:54] <raptor> thanks﻿ devel0  will look at it
[00:54] <Matr|x> i want to instll real player
[00:54] <Matr|x> :(
[00:54] <raptor> convert works well with smaller files... imagemagick etc.
[00:54] <eseven73> deadpepsi,  ok
[00:54] <Kalmi> Matr|x, you don't!
[00:54] <dsyncd> lwizardl: depends how much it get's used
[00:54] <Dr_Willis> Matr|x:  why do you need that?
[00:54] <Matr|x> sudo apt-get install realplayer
[00:54] <devel0> Matr|x, you dont need real player
[00:54] <devel0> Matr|x, you need vlc
[00:54] <Matr|x> for rmvp
[00:54] <razerblk> anyone know why jack control wont connect to server? im trying to use ardour !
[00:54] <Dr_Willis> I play all real stuff in mplayer, or vlc
[00:54] <Matr|x> vlc not working with rmvb ext
[00:55] <Jordan_U> razerblk: Is jackd running?
[00:55] <blizzkid> razerblk: no need to ask twice, if someone knows, they'll answer you
[00:55] <razerblk> ah
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> Matr|x:  ive used vlc or mplayer for .rmvb - i forget which one.
[00:55] <razerblk> jack isnt running now i closed it
[00:55] <Matr|x> yes mplayer
[00:55] <Matr|x> but the screen wont be big:O
[00:55] <Matr|x> its not normal
[00:55] <razerblk> newbe here and all
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> Matr|x:  use a differnt 'video out' option in mplayer then perhaps.
[00:55] <dust> what was the program called that takes a junkshots of discspace?
[00:56] <Dr_Willis> i had them full scren for me
[00:56] <ryan_> still no luck, i cant reconnect to a secure wireless network after coming out of suspend.
[00:56] <blizzkid> junkshots of diskspace???
[00:56] <razerblk> at least i got my nvidia drivers working right off lol
[00:56] <dust> like blocks of used space
[00:56] <Matr|x> wht command to install all codac win32 in m,player
[00:56] <Jordan_U> ryan_: What chipset?
[00:56] <Dr_Willis> !w32codecs
[00:56] <ryan_> i need to look that up, its an asus eee 1000he
[00:56] <Matr|x> the ebst link
[00:56] <Matr|x> best **
[00:57] <Dr_Willis> Matr|x:  the packages are on the medibuntu repos check there.
[00:57] <blizzkid> dust: it might be the time of day, but I've no clue what you're talking about or trying to achieve
[00:57] <Jordan_U> ryan_: Can you pastebin the output from "lspci" and "lsmod" ?
[00:57] <Matr|x> yes i want this repos:D
[00:57] <Matr|x> this my problem:D
[00:57] <dust> blizzkid: a program that shows files in graphical blocks!
[00:57] <usser> !medibuntu
[00:57] <Matr|x> thx u
[00:57] <Dr_Willis> Matr|x:  read the url the bot gave...
[00:57] <dnyy> I installed ubuntu 8.10 to a persistent USB and am wondering if I upgrade it to 9.04, will it break anything?  I ask because I could never get 9.04 to install persistently.
[00:57] <Matr|x> yes
[00:57] <eseven73> !info disk-utils | dust
[00:58] <Matr|x> im reading right now
[00:58] <eseven73> ...
[00:58] <Matr|x> thx so much
[00:58] <ryan_> 00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Memory Controller Hub (rev 03)
[00:58] <ryan_> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[00:58] <ryan_> 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[00:58] <ryan_> 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 02)
[00:58] <ryan_> 00:1c.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) PCI Express Port 1 (rev 02)
[00:58] <FloodBot3> ryan_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:58] <ryan_> 00:1c.1 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) PCI Express Port 2 (rev 02)
[00:58] <mgolisch> Kalisto: i believe its much more complex than that, i think it first hashes the salt + the pw, then hashes all that plus the first digest and then rehash in a fixed number of ietrations, i belive thats how crypt()`s md5 algorythm works atleast
[00:58] <eseven73> dust try kdirstat
[00:58] <mgolisch> no idea about the sha one
[00:58] <dust> ok
[00:58] <dust> good.
[00:58] <Jordan_U> dnyy: You can't upgrade a persistant install ( certain things like the kernel are loaded before the unionfs is mounted )
[00:59] <blizzkid> eseven73: kdirstat? wouldn't use that on Ubuntu ;)
[00:59] <dust> eseven73: i need more space on my disk
[00:59] <Kalmi> Kalisto: md5(md5(pwd)+salt))
[00:59] <Kalisto> mgolisch, ok thanks for the info
[00:59] <dnyy> Jordan_U, Ah, but updates are all good right?
[00:59] <dnyy> Just no full upgrade
[00:59] <dust> eseven73: anything no needed stuff i can delete?
[00:59] <eseven73> blizzkid, it doesnt require much libs
[00:59] <ryan_> just a secondn
[00:59] <Jordan_U> dnyy: Some updates will have an effect some not
[00:59] <dnyy> Jordan_U, uh oh. ;s
[00:59] <blizzkid> eseven73: any k lib on Ubuntu is too much imho ;)
[00:59] <eseven73> no more than k3b would add blizzkid
[00:59] <mgolisch> but reading the sourcecode of the gnu glibc`s crypt function might tell
[00:59] <Jordan_U> dnyy: If it's a large external drive you might want to just do a standard install
[00:59] <mgolisch> :)
[01:00] <dnyy> Jordan_U, it's only a 2gb stick :/
[01:00] <Kalmi> dnyy, :)
[01:00] <eseven73> dust, you could try sudo aptitude purge 'dpkg --get-selections | grep deinstall | awk '(print $1)'`
[01:01] <ryan_> Jordan_U: mind taking a look? http://paste.ubuntu.com/171991/
[01:01] <dibber> Jordan_U Dr_Willis thanks again that worked; not as convenient as it should be but I can now edit remote files with NetBeans!
[01:01] <dust> eseven73: i use fedora
[01:01] <dust> :D
[01:01] <eseven73> !!!
[01:02] <eseven73> can't help you then, sorry
[01:02] <dust> nod..
[01:02] <dust> np
[01:02] <Dr_Willis> dibber:  what worked? I missed it..
[01:02] <blizzkid> dust: then why ask in #ubuntu???
[01:02] <Dr_Willis> :)
[01:02] <dust> i asked the kdirstat
[01:02] <Kalmi> :D
[01:02] <Conic> Hello, is there a firewall on Ubuntu blocking port 22, etc?
[01:03] <razerblk> never mind i got it going
[01:03] <Kalmi> Conic, no
[01:03] <dibber> Dr_Willis .gvfs was where to find mount point for nautilus 'connect to remote server' to edit files remotely with apps that dont support it very well
[01:03] <eseven73> Conic, nope, not by default
[01:03] <blizzkid> Conic: incoming our outgoing?
[01:03] <Dr_Willis> Conic:  none by default.
[01:03] <Conic> I'm trying to talk someone through setting up an OpenSSH server
[01:03] <Kalmi> Conic, but OpenSSH-server is not installed by default
[01:03] <Dr_Willis> dibber:   i tend to use the various 'fuse' tools to remote-mount spcial things. :)
[01:03] <Conic> I know, I already took care of that
[01:03] <Conic> Oh, well
[01:03] <lolololo> i need a little advice from someone using command restrictions on authorized_keys2
[01:04] <kongove> h
[01:04] <Kalmi> Conic, is he behind a router?
[01:04] <kongove> hi
[01:04] <blizzkid> Conic: the ISP might be blocking incoming traffic on port 22 though
[01:04] <Jordan_U> dnyy: If you want to "upgrade" your persistant install you could copy your /home, make a new persistant install from the 9.04 liveCD, then copy your backed up /home back
[01:04] <Dr_Willis> Conic:  i set my ssh server to use some higher port.  then had to forward that port with the router.
[01:04] <eseven73> Conic, do you have 22 open on your router?
[01:04] <komputes> Conic: take a look at ufw or iptables
[01:04] <Conic> He's behind a router. And the port has already been forwarded
[01:04] <dnyy> Jordan_U, well it's not too huge a deal.  I'm just using this until I can get my computer fixed. :/
[01:04] <MasterNe0> hi all. I need some help. I got vmware server 1.09 installed on ubuntu desktop 9.04. Vmware server is working but when I try to connect to the vmware server using vmware server console, it said username/password wrong
[01:05] <Conic> How would I change the port number?
[01:05] <blizzkid> Conic: then the iSP is probably blocking port 22
[01:05] <shanepardue> Why do Ubuntu's fonts look smoother than Debian's?
[01:05] <ryan_> Jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu.com/171991/
[01:05] <blizzkid> Conic: set ssh server to use port 8022 eg
[01:05] <eseven73> is the ssh server even running?
[01:05] <Conic> How would I do that?
[01:05] <Kalmi> Conic, try "ssh localhost" to see if the server is working...
[01:05] <dibber> Dr_Willis: I keep hearing fuse is the way to go; will give it a shot ;)
[01:05] <komputes> Conic: unternally on the LAN can you connect to this PC on port 22?
[01:05] <blizzkid> Conic: or rather forward port 8022 on the router to 22 on the server
[01:05] <komputes> internally*
[01:05] <kongove> hello
[01:05] <dsyncd> blizzkid:  the firewall on the modem might be enabled as well
[01:06] <Conic> So it uses 8022 by default?
[01:06] <razerblk_> anyone have an issu installing ubuntu studio when i burn the iso image it always has errors
[01:06] <Conic> Or it can use both?
[01:06] <Dr_Willis> dibber:  thers a lot of neat 'fuse' tools.. i use the sshfs thing all the time
[01:06] <blizzkid> dsyncd: that's normally overriden if you use portforwarding
[01:06] <Kalmi> Conic, it usese 22 by default...
[01:06] <dibber> Dr_Willis: does it have support for standard FTP? unfortunately I'm stuck with that on current project
[01:06] <brain187> is that there linux hard thing to use
[01:06] <Conic> how do I change the port?
[01:06] <blizzkid> Conic: don't change the port on the server
[01:07] <Jordan_U> ryan_: I would have expected ath9k to cope better with suspend, can you try suspending, then after you resume run "sudo rmmod ath9k && sudo modprobe ath9k" ? ( I will be unavailable for 10 - 15 minutes but I'll be back )
[01:07] <Dr_Willis> dibber:  i think theres proerly 3+ diffrent fuse-ftp type things.. check the fuse homepage :) not all may be in tthe ubuntu repos
[01:07] <blizzkid> Conic: just forward port 8022 on the router to port 22 of your serevr
[01:07] <Kalmi> Conic: +1
[01:07] <dibber> Dr_Willis: thanks again!
[01:07] <Dr_Willis> curlftpfs - filesystem to access FTP hosts based on FUSE and cURL
[01:07] <blizzkid> brain187: are you asking if linux is hard to use?
[01:07] <Dr_Willis> dibber:  may be others. :) check the package manager
[01:08] <ryankrizan>  I recently installed Ubuntu 9.04 on a Toshiba Satellite, and for some reason the laptop takes 5+ minutes to connect to a wireless network. Anyone know if there's a fix to this?
[01:08] <Conic> And how do I do that? I've never done anything like that
[01:08] <blizzkid> brain187: don't pm me without asking first pls, that's not considered very polite
[01:09] <blizzkid> Conic: google port-forwarding howto
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> Conic:  my router has a interface that makes it easy.. enter the 2 ports and teh ip#
[01:09] <Conic> I know how to forward ports
[01:09] <Conic> Just not the different port thingy.
[01:09] <Dr_Willis> sshd config file has the port option in it.
[01:10] <Kalmi> Dr_Willis, we were trying to avoid that...
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> i wonder how ya make sshd listen to port 22 and a different one.
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> You said the isp was blocking 22.
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> or did i miss somthing. :)
[01:10] <Kalmi> it's ok...
[01:11] <blizzkid> Dr_Willis: Kalmi: Conic: best option really is forward incoming 8022 to server 22
[01:11] <Kalmi> blizzkid, yeah... but it seems that he can't do it :)
[01:11] <blizzkid> every half decent router should be able to do that
[01:11] <eseven73> blizzkid, I don t think all routers can do that (easily)
[01:11] <brain187> >blizz sorry how do you direct a  message to someone in irc without /msg?
[01:11] <Lacyel> Hello, i know this is a irc related to Ubuntu but since people here use open source software i was wondering if anyone would know a irc channel related to openoffice/broffice(or if anyone knows about it), i tried to log in there but its completely empyt..
[01:11] <blizzkid> Kalmi: the question there is can't he, or can't his router ;)
[01:11] <shanepardue> Why do Ubuntu's fonts look smoother than Debian's?
[01:12] <blizzkid> brain187: just type the name and your message
[01:12] <Dr_Willis> Font Magic?
[01:12] <dibber> Dr_Willis: in the end; its as laggy as I suspected. I think I'm stuck with downloading project for IDE and using gedit for remote edits :(
[01:13] <eseven73> Dlinks can redirect ports, but the setup for that is on like 3 separate pages (because Dlink is convoluted like that)
[01:13] <Dr_Willis> dibber:  i think theres some editors that can acces remote ftp servers/edit on them.
[01:13] <shanepardue> Dr_Willis: curious
[01:13] <Conic> Is openssh-server TCP or UDP?
[01:13] <Kalmi> tcp
[01:13] <dibber> Dr_Willis: gedit does a great job; just like the features of an IDE :)
[01:13] <Kalmi> Lacyel, #OpenOffice.org
[01:13] <brain187> blizzkid: cool thanks i will have to remembet! dose 9it show in red on your screen
[01:13] <Dr_Willis> dibber:  i tend to use geany]
[01:13] <Lacyel> [Kalmi]: thank you! :)
[01:13] <Kalmi> yw
[01:14] <blizzkid> brain187: it's actually yellow here, but I did see you addressed me, yes ;)
[01:14] <ninza> !seen ninza
[01:15] <Kalmi> anyone using awesome here?
[01:16] <brain187> kalmi: whats that
[01:16] <deadpepsi> m awsome
[01:16] <deadpepsi> oh wait
[01:16] <deadpepsi> sorry
[01:16] <Kalmi> a tiling window manager :)
[01:16] <brain187> kalmi any screenshots
[01:17] <dibber> Dr_Willis: Geany looks pretty sweet and has (required) PHP support; I shall give it shot.
[01:17] <MHz128> How do I make grub boot from a cdrom?
[01:17] <blizzkid> MHz128: like I told you before: Google!
[01:17] <Kalmi> brain187, http://awesome.naquadah.org/images/screen.png
[01:17] <MHz128> blah blah blah ;)
[01:18] <blizzkid> MHz128: if you gonna start trolling, I'll get your ass kicked!
[01:18] <blizzkid> you asked a question, you got an answer, now prove us you did some research
[01:19] <norrisg1> blizzkid you need to watch your lanuage
[01:19] <MHz128> ....
[01:19] <blizzkid> norrisg1: for one word? ;)
[01:19] <norrisg1> blizz
[01:19] <norrisg1> i didnt mean to put your name in that sentence
[01:19] <norrisg1> srry
[01:19] <selkies> can anybody help me with ubuntu 9.04 graphics?
[01:20] <norrisg1> yes
[01:20] <blizzkid> np norrisg1
[01:20] <Kalmi> brain187, this is what I call a screenshot, 5 monitors: http://i236.photobucket.com/albums/ff141/purehate138/5_mon_awesome_FTW.png
[01:20] <Kalmi> selkies, what GPU? what problem?
[01:22] <shauns> I want to automate UBUNTU install using PXE for my company, roll out about 50 or so machines. Does anyone know of a good step by step article that may help me with this? I am no Ubuntu expert but I have a couple of years support experience so I am not a newbie either.
[01:22] <yamishi> hi all
[01:22] <blizzkid> shauns: google for puppet
[01:22] <yamishi> what control panel shouldi i use for my server?
[01:23] <Ursinha> shauns, there are some docs I was just reading to try to help a friend about it: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/installation-guide/powerpc/preseed-contents.html
[01:23] <Ursinha> you may find something useful in there
[01:23] <blizzkid> yamishi: none
[01:23] <Kalmi> :)
[01:24] <yamishi> none?
[01:24] <blizzkid> none :)
[01:24] <Dr_Willis> server - learn to use the shell. :)
[01:24] <Dr_Willis> gui's are for wimps. ;)
[01:25] <InCrypto> well now my bluetooth dongle ois showing wen i run lsusb
[01:25] <InCrypto> but i cnt seem2 connect
[01:25] <InCrypto> :S
[01:26] <blizzkid> Dr_Willis: I couldn't agree more... nothing beats a good old mysql -h ... -u ... -p... ;)
[01:26] <shauns> yamishi: puppet looks interesting, we currently use in for MAC so I should be able to find someone here to give me a hand, thanks
[01:26] <koshari> shauns a couple of options to look into, one would be use a partimage image, that would be fastest.
[01:27] <shauns> Ursinha: thanks for that link, also looks like a good read
[01:27] <Ursinha> shauns, cool :)
[01:27] <koshari> shauns otherwise look into making a custom metapackage with all the stuff you will need
[01:29] <donavan01> is there a way to run more than one instance of firefox ... not just another window but 2 sessions
[01:29] <blizzkid> sure donavan01
[01:30] <blizzkid> donavan01: just start a second one
[01:30] <joeDeuce> `ubuntu`
[01:30] <ryan_> Jordan_U: that command worked after i resumed. is there a way to run that every time i come out of suspend??
[01:30] <blizzkid> joeDeuce?
[01:31] <joeDeuce> yeah?
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> donavan01:  su to another user? :-_)
[01:31] <blizzkid> `ubuntu` joeDeuce?
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> donavan01:  or  i think thers another way
[01:31] <blaster_> when are the intel gfx drives gona be fixed?
[01:31] <joeDeuce> lmao
[01:31] <joeDeuce> my bad
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> blaster_:  mine works. :)
[01:31] <JohnnyBGoode> Hey does anyone know how to add a monitor to a laptop?
[01:31] <blaster_> drivers*
[01:31] <donavan01> Dr_Willis ... I like that way seems the easiest
[01:31] <blizzkid> Dr_Willis: you can just start a second FF
[01:31] <joeDeuce> working on some scripts, or whatever they are called these days
[01:32] <donavan01> blizzkid wouldnt it just open another window?
[01:32] <Dr_Willis> blizzkid:  that will just be another 'window'  i think
[01:32] <Jordan_U> ryan_: Yes, there is a proper way to do it that I need to find ( can't remember off hand )
[01:32] <blizzkid> donavan01: Dr_Willis donavan01 ok, you want a totally separate process, my bad
[01:33] <JohnnyBGoode> Anyone know how to add a monitor to a laptop and make it the primary display?
[01:33] <Dr_Willis> blizzkid:  NO idea why.... :) heh
[01:33] <brain187> is there a linux warez site that anyone knows
[01:33] <joeDeuce> ok... I shall return
[01:33] <donavan01> blizzkid:   Dr_willis:   basically im trying to get TOR to run in one window and not in another
[01:33] <blizzkid> Dr_Willis: I guess to surf for pron ;)
[01:33] <Dr_Willis> brain187:  i cant even think of anything TO warez.
[01:33] <jbmigel> brain187 most linux software is free... you dont have to steal anymore
[01:33] <tank-man> ryan_, yea you probably have to edit one of the files in /etc/acpi/
[01:34] <Dr_Willis> donavan01:  id cheat and run opera and firefox. :)
[01:34] <blizzkid> Dr_Willis: I'd run FF and elinks :p
[01:34] <donavan01> Dr_willis: that was the other option I was thinking about
[01:34] <JohnnyBGoode> second monitor help anyone?
[01:34] <astronouth7303> I upgraded my Ubuntu recently, and my maximum volume got really quiet for no apparent reason
[01:35] <jbmigel> JohnnyBGoode does your lappy monitor work enough to configure?
[01:35] <norrisg1> anyone here need help
[01:35] <JohnnyBGoode> yessir
[01:35]  * astronouth7303 raises hand
[01:35] <blizzkid> JohnnyBGoode: system --> preferences --> display iirc
[01:35] <JohnnyBGoode> jbmigel: yessir
[01:35] <donavan01> JohnnyBgoode.... are they different resolutions?
[01:35] <jbmigel> JohnnyBGoode well plug in the other one and check the box
[01:35] <Scunizi> astronouth7303: check the "Front" and "Side" volume sliders.. if they aren't visable make them visable.. mine get turned down on every reboot
[01:35] <norrisg1> ok
[01:35] <JohnnyBGoode> I plugged the tv in and nothing happened
[01:36] <JohnnyBGoode> there is no "preferences" in system
[01:36] <JohnnyBGoode> should i goto display in settings?
[01:36] <Kalmi> how can I start a program in English (English is not the default)?
[01:36] <antonello> ok
[01:36] <brain187> dr_willis st dvds
[01:36] <jbmigel> JohnnyBGoode oh d00d i just got ubuntu running on my ps3 to drive my tv it is so awesome..
[01:36] <blizzkid> JohnnyBGoode: what ubuntu are you on?
[01:37] <JohnnyBGoode> 9.04 jaunty jackolope
[01:37] <astronouth7303> Scunizi: everything i can find is turned up to max
[01:37] <brain187> dse lsh or on th ps2
[01:37] <goose> astronouth7303, is your "PCM" volume turned up?
[01:37] <astronouth7303> in what?
[01:37] <blizzkid> JohnnyBGoode: in English?
[01:37] <donavan01> does anyone know if there is a adblock plus plugin or something like that for opera?
[01:37] <ryan_> Jordan_U: /etc/acpi/resume.d   ... would this be of any use?
[01:37] <brain187> sorry i mean adobe flash
[01:38] <blizzkid> JohnnyBGoode: coz I do have system --> preferences
[01:38] <JohnnyBGoode> huh?
[01:38] <goose> astronouth7303, right click volume icon, open volume control, turn "PCM" up to 95%
[01:38] <jbmigel> JohnnyBGoode usually you have to hit the magic laptop keyboard key to switch to external monitor... its like function key and maybe f4 or so?
[01:38] <Dr_Willis> donavan01:  theres a opera plugins site. ive never noticed adblock for it.
[01:38] <astronouth7303> goose: this is Pulse Audio, not ALSA
[01:38] <syntax\> i have a big question, currently i have workstations running on ubuntu 8.10, the connection is wired. yesterday i was asked to make the wired connection wireless. is linksys WMP54G wireless pci adapter compatible with ubuntu 8.10 please help
[01:38] <JohnnyBGoode> thank thank thank you
[01:38] <JohnnyBGoode> :)
[01:38] <JohnnyBGoode> can i fix the resolution?
[01:38] <Dr_Willis> !hardware
[01:39] <donavan01> DR_willis     :(  too bad I like my ad blocker
[01:39] <jbmigel> JohnnyBGoode probably
[01:39] <goose> syntax\, yes it is
[01:39] <blizzkid> syntax\: you could have googled that, don't you think so?
[01:39] <Dr_Willis> donavan01:  privoxy is also handy for that task
[01:39] <syntax\> i just wanna ask it in here. hehe
[01:39] <syntax\> ^_^
[01:39] <astronouth7303> goose: thanks
[01:39] <Dr_Willis> donavan01:  and if yuou are using TOR - it can use privoxy also i think
[01:39] <JohnnyBGoode> hmmmm
[01:39] <astronouth7303> now why didn't that show up in alsactl?
[01:39] <goose> you're welcome astronouth7303
[01:39] <goose> nfi
[01:39] <JohnnyBGoode> where would i go to do that?
[01:39] <syntax\> thanks goose and blizzkid
[01:40] <brain187> can anyone tell me why the vlc pluging has no controls in janty i thought i remember it working on 8.10
[01:40] <goose> brain187, you must have an outdated version. mine has controls
[01:40] <donavan01> Dr_willis: I used it in windows but I am just using the TOR plugin for firefox
[01:40] <jbmigel> JohnnyBGoode maybe the resolution settings under display?
[01:40] <astronouth7303> and why is PulseAudio being piped back through ALSA?
[01:40] <Dr_Willis> donavan01:  i thought TOR in ubuntu also worked with privoxy
[01:40] <Dr_Willis> !tor
[01:40] <goose> brain187, there's no controls when VLC has to use a xvid second window, but when it doesn't need xvid there's on screen controls (I'm referring to full screen video)
[01:40] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. wrong url. :)
[01:40]  * astronouth7303 thought RhythmBox could use PulseAudio natively
[01:41] <JohnnyBGoode> how do i turn the laptop screen off so im just using the tv as my monitor?
[01:41] <jbmigel> JohnnyBGoode hit the magic keys 1 more time
[01:41] <JohnnyBGoode> the screen blinked
[01:41] <brain187> goose can i pm you?
[01:42] <jbmigel> JohnnyBGoode maybe it likes you
[01:42] <donavan01> DR_willis ... I pretty sure it does but Im not using the full TOR just the firefox plugin ... I think its been a year or so I installed it
[01:42] <gpryatel> i have an OSless netbook and want to dual boot windows 7 rc and ubuntu. do i have to put win7 on there first?
[01:42] <Dr_Willis> donavan01:  i dident thinkthat plugin did anything.. other then enable/disable the proxy setting in the browser
[01:42] <Dr_Willis> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TOR
[01:42] <blizzkid> gpryatel: yes
[01:43] <starktron> On Windows Vista there's an option to create a 'network bridge' between two networks.  I'm using this with my laptop to let it connect to my home wireless network, and then running an ethernet cable from the laptop to my xbox 360.  With this method, my xbox and laptop can both connect to the internet at the same time, without me having to shell out $100 for the wireless adapter for the xbox.  Any way to have a similar set-up in Ubuntu? (9.04)
[01:43] <mib_x0606gkw> Hey guys after i upgraded i cant see or reveince video in SKYPE all I see is white what can I do to fix this????
[01:43] <syntax\> goose: would i need a working wired connection first? or i can easily set it up without a wired connection? the wmp54g.
[01:43] <donavan01> DR_Willis you might be right like I said its been over a year since I installed the plugin
[01:43] <JohnnyBGoode> jbmigel: should display now show 2 different monitors? because it does not
[01:43] <blizzkid> starktron: google "ubuntu ad-hoc wireless"
[01:43] <mib_x0606gkw> Hey guys after i upgraded i cant see or reveince video in SKYPE all I see is white what can I do to fix this????
[01:43] <goose> syntax\, it should already have the driver, so you shouldn't need the wired connection first
[01:44] <gpryatel> how do i get it on there w/o having access to a dvd burner? all i have is cd burners & usb drives
[01:44] <jbmigel> JohnnyBGoode i think it depends on your hardware... but hit the magic keys till the one you want is on... then set the resolution to what you like
[01:44] <brain187> goose: also for some reason in dose not intergrate video in the interface all well
[01:44] <blizzkid> gpryatel: this is not a windows support channel
[01:44] <selkies> can anybody help me with ubuntu 9.04 intel graphics card prob?
[01:44] <goose> brain187, that'd be the xvid output, it pops up a second window
[01:44] <JaredK> sure
[01:44] <mib_x0606gkw> Hey guys after i upgraded i cant see or reveince video in SKYPE all I see is white what can I do to fix this????
[01:44] <JaredK> whats the problem?
[01:44] <jbmigel> JohnnyBGoode lots can go wrong, maybe your tv doesnt support the res you pick, or maybe your graphics card doesnt support the external output
[01:44] <blizzkid> mib_x0606gkw: no need to repeat your question
[01:45] <goose> brain187, I'd prefer to talk in channel. sorry for delayed answers, yelling at delta on the phone
[01:45] <selkies> can anybody help me with ubuntu 9.04 intel graphics card prob?
[01:45] <danno67> is there a GUI app for administering GRUB?
[01:45] <JaredK> yes
[01:45] <JaredK> what is the problem?
[01:45] <brain187> goose maybe but tanks to google a quick update to 1.00git fixed that
[01:45] <blizzkid> selkies: no need to repeat your question
[01:45] <Magician0617> Yo Ho Ho
[01:46] <abama> why usb keyboard occupies both input0 and input1, not only one input?
[01:46] <selkies> blizzkid: sorry
[01:46] <jbmigel> Magician0617 and a bottle of rum!
[01:46] <goose> abama, hotkeys, maybe?
[01:46] <JaredK> does the keyboard have a usb hub on it?
[01:46] <Magician0617> YEP YEP  WHO NEEDS SOME HELP
[01:46] <mib_x0606gkw> Hey guys after i upgraded i cant see or reveince video in SKYPE all I see is white what can I do to fix this????
[01:46] <mib_x0606gkw> mee
[01:46] <Dr_Willis> abama:  from what i read.. the extra multimedia keys can be on a difffent device
[01:46] <blizzkid> Magician0617: no caps pls
[01:46] <Magician0617> sorry
[01:46] <brain187> goose: http://www.ubuntu-inside.me/2009/04/howto-fix-integrated-video-bug-at-vlc.html
[01:46] <goose> mib_x0606gkw, can you see video in the "test video" box in the options screen?
[01:46] <ryan__> i guess i need to write a shell script and place it in the /etc/acpi/resume.d directory?
[01:47] <mib_x0606gkw> no i cant see it
[01:47] <mib_x0606gkw> but i can use my cam in cheese and stuff
[01:47] <mib_x0606gkw> so i know it works
[01:47] <danno67> is there a GUI app for administering GRUB?
[01:47] <mib_x0606gkw> its just all of a sudden not workinh on skype
[01:47] <mib_x0606gkw> and it usd too
[01:47] <JaredK> yes
[01:47] <goose> thanks brain187, I'll fix mine later
[01:47] <JaredK> google it
[01:47] <JaredK> I don't remember the names
[01:47] <Jordan_U> ryan__: Add ath9k to the ( by default empty ) list of modules to be removed and reloaded after suspend in /etc/default/acpi-support
[01:47] <goose> mib_x0606gkw, and I'm assuming you have the correct device selected for webcam?
[01:47] <JaredK> but you can make a whole linux distro out of grub if you have enough time on your hands
[01:47] <danno67> JaredK: Are you talking to me?
[01:48] <mib_x0606gkw> yeah theres only one there
[01:48] <JaredK> yes
[01:48] <Jordan_U> ryan__: Sorry it took so long, juggling multiple things right now :)
[01:48] <JaredK> danno67: YES
[01:48] <ryan__> no problem, i appreciate it
[01:48] <goose> mib_x0606gkw, sounds like a bug. are you using an x64 system or something? I know skype is only supporting in i386 for linux
[01:48] <mib_x0606gkw> live! cam video chat /dev/video0
[01:48] <mib_x0606gkw> just 32 bit
[01:48] <mib_x0606gkw> but thats the device
[01:49] <danno67> JaredK: I googled but I couldn't find anything. The repos have a program but it looks like it was made for KDE and it wants a crapload of dependencies loaded.
[01:49] <goose> weird :/ it may be a GUI error but the video may still be sending correctly. have you tried placing a video call anyway?
[01:49] <mib_x0606gkw> ya andit cmae out in all pixelated
[01:49] <mib_x0606gkw> like all weird
[01:49] <JaredK> danno67: then look on youtube :)
[01:49] <mib_x0606gkw> dif colors
[01:49] <JaredK> I have seen it done many times
[01:49] <goose> mib_x0606gkw, unsure then :/ sorry mate. what distro version are you running, 9.04?
[01:50] <mib_x0606gkw> Yep
[01:50] <mib_x0606gkw> after i upgreaded
[01:50] <mib_x0606gkw> it toped working
[01:50] <mib_x0606gkw> should in reinstall skype or something
[01:50] <danno67> JaredK: Is GRUBed what you were thinking?
[01:50] <mib_x0606gkw> like it works in cheese and everything
[01:50] <JaredK> maybe
[01:50] <syntax\> goose: thanks alot ^_^
[01:50] <JaredK> give me a sec danno67
[01:50] <Dr_Willis> it pays to learn how to edit the GRUB menu.lst manually... lots of settings in there to tweak :)
[01:50] <goose> my pleasure syntax\
[01:50] <abama> how to know if it is usb multimedia keyboard?
[01:51] <starktron> blizzkid: That's what I had on Windows, an ad-hoc connection that the xbox joined, but I'm not sure how exactly to set it up on Ubuntu -- if I make the ad-hoc network, it doesn't seem as though the xbox can connect to it
[01:51] <blizzkid> mib_x0606gkw: try a dpkg-reconfigure skype
[01:51] <goose> that'd be my best guess, mib_x0606gkw. or perhaps roll back the lib4x-whatever driver
[01:51] <Ogl> good night =)
[01:51] <JaredK> danno67: yes that is one of them
[01:51] <JaredK> :)
[01:51] <mib_x0606gkw> do i put that in terminal
[01:51] <blizzkid> starktron: have you looked at the ubuntu wiki on ad hoc networks?
[01:51] <blizzkid> yes mib_x0606gkw "sudo dpkg-reconfigure skype"
[01:52] <blizzkid> mib_x0606gkw: also if that doesn't work "sudo apt-get reinstall skype"
[01:52] <mib_x0606gkw> lright i going to try that
[01:52] <mib_x0606gkw> brb
[01:53] <Lillymon> I just tried compiling OSS 4.2 (so I can get sound back and not go loopy) but 'make' just produces "make: *** No rule to make target `all', needed by `build'. Stop.". What the hell?
[01:53] <mib_x0606gkw> still never worked
[01:53] <mib_x0606gkw> invalid operation reinstall
[01:54] <starktron> blizzkid: yes, but I'm not sure how to apply the information here to my situation -- the xbox isn't connecting wirelessly, which is how the wiki seems to set up the ad-hoc network, and the only way I have of testing if the xbox can connect is by running the network test repeatedly
[01:54] <abama> http://dpaste.com/43858/
[01:54] <Lillymon> KDE 4.2 is really annoying me now. I need sound back so I can relax and get some sanity back.
[01:54] <blizzkid> starktron: then how does the xbox connect?
[01:55] <blaster_> get a wii lol
[01:55] <komputes> I have found a bug (I think) but I need some help from you guys identifying/reproducing it - Who here uses Thunderbird+Lightning and Skype on Jaunty?
[01:55] <junior> Não foi possível calcular a atualização
[01:55] <junior> An unresolvable problem occurred while calculating the upgrade:
[01:55] <junior> E:Impossível corrigir problemas, você manteve (hold) pacotes quebrados.
[01:55] <junior>  This can be caused by:
[01:55] <junior>  * Upgrading to a pre-release version of Ubuntu
[01:55] <FloodBot3> junior: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:55] <junior>  * Running the current pre-release version of Ubuntu
[01:55] <InCrypto> JohnnyB : wats the issue u facin
[01:56] <yamishi> karmy koala?
[01:56] <junior> pq ñ consigoatualizar o meu sistema
[01:56] <junior> ???
[01:56] <grendal_prime> hey guys, say you add a password for the root user.. and then later you want to put it back to the orginal "no password" status...is that possible?
[01:56] <junior> senpre dis q Não foi possível calcular a atualização
[01:56] <junior> An unresolvable problem occurred while calculating the upgrade:
[01:56] <junior> E:Impossível corrigir problemas, você manteve (hold) pacotes quebrados.
[01:56] <junior>  This can be caused by:
[01:56] <junior>  * Upgrading to a pre-release version of Ubuntu
[01:56] <FloodBot3> junior: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:56] <junior>  * Running the current pre-release version of Ubuntu
[01:56] <Dr_Willis> grendal_prime:  yes.. but i dont rember how. :)
[01:56] <starktron> blizzkid: Well at the moment it doesn't :P On Vista, I set up an ad-hoc network with the default settings that the xbox automatically connected to, and then I bridged that connection with my wireless connection (between the laptop and the router), and the xbox could pretty much immediately connect to the internet.  On Ubuntu, I've got the same setup still (xbox[---]laptop ))) router), but not sure what to do on the software side
[01:56] <Dr_Willis> grendal_prime:  i think it uses the passwd command and some option
[01:57] <jr_> hi
[01:57] <grendal_prime> that would make sence
[01:57] <grendal_prime> man passwd
[01:57] <blizzkid> starktron: shouldn't differ too much from the win install
[01:57] <grendal_prime> prolly has the answer
[01:58] <Piet> i just spent thre hours diagnosing and trying to fix an issue with ubuntu netbook remix (UNR) where the dhcp client doesn't receive or does not realize it receives (that rather) a DHCPACK. statically assigned ips work fine, dhcp on windows works, too. is that a known issue?
[01:58] <Kalmi>  Jordan_U, --addpkg 'ubuntu-desktop' worked fine :)
[01:58] <Lillymon> Ugh, does anyone have any idea how to compile OSS 4.2 on *buntu 9.04 (I'm using KDE, it doesn't matter). The community docs say to just type make, that doesn't work.
[01:58] <ryan__> Jordan_U: should i only have to add ath9k in one place?
[01:58] <starktron> blizzkid: Well so far I've installed dnsmasq and set-up an ad-hoc network, but I've got no idea how to bridge the two networks, or even to see if the xbox has connected to the ad-hoc one
[01:58] <Chisuun> What's the terminal command for checking my system's hardware?
[01:58] <Jordan_U> ryan__: Yes
[01:58] <mib_x0606gkw> MY cam works fine in everything besides skype it only shows white where the video should be what should I do i have the dright devie selected sound works and everything just no video
[01:58] <blizzkid> starktron: have you googled?
[01:58] <JuJuBee> I put a dvd in my drive but Device Notifier doesn't show it.
[01:58] <grendal_prime> passwd --delete
[01:58] <grendal_prime> hehehe
[01:59] <grendal_prime> pretty simple
[01:59] <Jordan_U> ryan__: I assume that it's still not working?
[01:59] <Dr_Willis> !info tor
[01:59] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.....
[01:59] <ryan__> didnt seem to work
[01:59] <ryan__> maybe a reboot?
[01:59] <Chisuun> What's the terminal command for checking my system's hardware?
[01:59] <th0r> Lillymon, in the folder for oss...probably oss.4.2.??? there should be a make file. If that file doesn'
[01:59] <Kalmi> Jordan_U, --addpkg 'ubuntu-desktop' worked fine :) TY
[01:59] <Chisuun> I need to know what wireless card I have
[01:59] <Jordan_U> Kalmi: np :)
[01:59] <Lillymon> th0r: There is a file called "Makefile".
[01:59] <th0r> t exist then you can't compile the software
[01:59] <JaredK> go to the terminal and type lspci
[01:59] <mib_x0606gkw> I need some help MY cam works fine in everything besides skype it only shows white where the video should be what should I do i have the dright devie selected sound works and everything just no video
[01:59] <fbc-mx> how do you force the ubuntu to do an fsck on the next reboot?
[02:00] <th0r> Lillymon, are you in that folder when you issue the make command?
[02:00] <JaredK> from there you can see what wireless card you have
[02:00] <mikegriffin> why does upstart exist, really?
[02:00] <Lillymon> th0r: Yep. It starts to make, it's just not happy about something. I have no idea what.
[02:00] <ryan__> ill reboot just for fun
[02:07] <LjL-Lindbohm> netsplit is when two IRC servers of the same network (like Freenode) disconnect from each other, so users on one server stop seeing users on the other. If this is happening now, just relax and enjoy the show. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit
[02:21] <blizzkid> mib_x0606gkw: read this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1055982 ?
[02:21] <Jordan_U> ryan: The beggining of the name of the file that is
[02:22] <joe_> Can someone help me get sound from my headphones on jaunty please
[02:22] <blizzkid> mib_x0606gkw: it seems to be a bug to me
[02:22] <mib_x0606gkw> i did
[02:22] <ryan> Jordan_U: what directory should this script go in?
[02:22] <mib_x0606gkw> all he did was upgrade
[02:22] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: What is the error?
[02:22] <ryan> or does it explain that in the link you said
[02:22] <Wolf23> AnythingJe:  thanx but i dont want everything copying from the cd,just i want my archives keep in another new dvd
[02:22] <harej> how do i install subversion via apt-get? i tried doing "sudo apt-get install svn" and it did not work
[02:22] <Jordan_U> ryan: /etc/pm/sleep.d/
[02:23] <mib_x0606gkw> thing is it used to work
[02:23] <ButterflyOfFire> harej, sudo apt-get install subversion
[02:23] <mib_x0606gkw> but like now it doesnt
[02:23] <ryan> Jordan_U: ill give it a go, thanks
[02:23] <orange-wedge> yeah my eeebuntu netbook is being shipped back from repair land!
[02:23] <Jordan_U> ryan: np
[02:23] <harej> thank you butterflyoffire
[02:23] <orange-wedge> *yeah=yay
[02:23] <Wolf23> AnythingJe:  please how can i know /dev/cdrom??
[02:24] <mib_x0606gkw> any luck on finding anything out
[02:24] <blizzkid> mib_x0606gkw: I'd suggest searching launchpad for bugs
[02:24] <harej> orange-wedge: i am runnin xubuntu on an acer aspire one running off a CompactFlash module :)
[02:24] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  the error shows from a file of my documents
[02:24] <redwood> what's the name of the default theme for ubuntu 9.04?
[02:25] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: Can you please pastebin the exact text of the error
[02:25] <redwood> i want to restore default but i can't tell which one that was
[02:25] <blizzkid> mib_x0606gkw: this might help: https://answers.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/65523
[02:25] <AnythingJe> Wolf23: You could do exactly what I did, google for "dd examples"
[02:25] <orange-wedge> harej yeah i really like xubuntu... running that with mythbuntu
[02:25] <blizzkid> redwood: default is human
[02:25] <redwood> thx
[02:25] <harej> orange-wedge,
[02:25] <mib_x0606gkw> This is another weird thing
[02:25] <orange-wedge> yes
[02:25] <mib_x0606gkw> my cam wil work with skype in a VMware image
[02:26] <harej> xvuntu is pretty, yet it is clean
[02:26] <harej> it is not like vista or 7 which is very pretty but also bloaty
[02:26] <mib_x0606gkw> but my cam wont work with youtube or Skype
[02:26] <mib_x0606gkw> the only things is wont work
[02:26] <harej> xubuntu*
[02:26] <blizzkid> mib_x0606gkw: search launchpad
[02:26] <orange-wedge> harej, yeah i like the fact that it aims to use less memory... which gnome and kde really have lost that goal
[02:26] <Wolf23> AnythingJe:  for example on my cd i have archives and documents and photos,lets say i dont want the photos be copying ,what can i do?
[02:27] <harej> orange-wedge, not to mention that it's pretty much the ideal netbook graphical interface
[02:27] <blizzkid> orange-wedge: jaunty (even with gnome) is very friendly on the ram imho
[02:27] <Jordan_U> AnythingJe: I don't think he wants to make an image, just copy the files
[02:27] <blizzkid> harej: also, even for my EEE900 I use a vanilla Jaunty (be it with smaller fonts)
[02:27] <danno67> can GRUB be re-installed from within Ubuntu or do you need to do that from a live CD?
[02:28] <mib_x0606gkw> theres nothing there  umm
[02:28] <joe_> can someone help me get my headphones to work on jaunty please?
[02:28] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: Can you please pastebin the exact text of the error you get?
[02:28] <blizzkid> danno67: you can reinstall it from within ubuntu
[02:28] <Lillymon> Should I just use the precompiled deb to install OSS? Would that work?
[02:28] <blizzkid> mib_x0606gkw: have you even looked at the link I gave you?
[02:28] <mib_x0606gkw> LIVE! Cam Video Chat /dev/video0 Look corrent
[02:28] <RHorse> joeDeuce: mixer settings?
[02:28] <FrozenFire> Is there a piece of software that will watch a Google Calendar feed (xml or ical) and use libnotify to alert? Preferably not using the Evolution suite.
[02:28] <RHorse> joe_ mixer?
[02:29] <lwizardl> is there a way to install windows screen saves in Ubuntu?
[02:29] <mib_x0606gkw> yess i did and the problem was resovled of the person upgradeng
[02:29] <orange-wedge> harej i'll have to load it... i just liked that eeebuntu had a custom kernel and didn't have to worry about too many compatibility issues
[02:29] <orange-wedge> with an eeepc
[02:29] <harej> orange-wedge, my display resolution and wireless were supported out of the box so what should i care :P
[02:29] <_freddy_> is linux mint same stuff as ubuntu with another fancy theme?
[02:29] <Jordan_U> lwizardl: No ( maybe sort of with wine, but it would not integrate at all and probably not do what you want )
[02:30] <mib_x0606gkw> LIVE! Cam Video Chat /dev/video0 does this look correct
[02:30] <blizzkid_> mib_x0606gkw: did you look at the launchpad link I gave you?
[02:30] <mib_x0606gkw> im about to look
[02:30] <mib_x0606gkw> one second please
[02:30] <orange-wedge> i was going to load easypeasy... but their site was down last month when i first got my netbook...
[02:30] <lwizardl> Jordan_U, dang ok because I have lots of video game screen savers for windows and would like to use them again
[02:31] <blizzkid_> Who asked about the google calendar thing? (I accidentally closed irssi)
[02:31] <mib_x0606gkw> I run GNOME not KDE
[02:31] <blizzkid_> mib_x0606gkw: doesn't matter
[02:31] <Dr_Willis> _freddy_:  they have also changed some otther things.. I would stick to normal ubuntu if you can
[02:32] <ubuntuviruz> hello :)
[02:32] <ProjectX> why is ndiswrapper not wrapping my windows drivers and giving me an error that the drivers are not 64 bit driver when they are
[02:32] <mib_x0606gkw> How do i do this in gnome?
[02:32] <mib_x0606gkw> Click on Computer then System Settings.
[02:32] <mib_x0606gkw> like where is that located at
[02:32] <mib_x0606gkw> in gnome
[02:32] <blizzkid_> mib_x0606gkw: just try the command from the command line
[02:33] <mib_me5czg> Hey guys
[02:33] <mib_me5czg> i need help
[02:33] <cappicard> this is very frustrating. i cannot get X to come up at all. my screen goes blank for a second and then i'm at a black text screen with no cursor. it's an nvidia geforce 8400GS
[02:33] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  Error while copying "CDI_IMAG.RTF"
[02:33] <mib_me5czg> ok
[02:33] <blizzkid_> mib_me5czg: go see a doctor? :p
[02:33] <mib_me5czg> How do i find my ext2 partition?
[02:33] <blizzkid_> mib_me5czg: care to further explain what you're trying to do?
[02:34] <robin> mib_me5czg: using gparted
[02:34] <vertix> do I have to verify MD5 if I downloaded via torrent?
[02:34] <Wolf23> Jordan_U: There was an error copying the file into /media/hdb5/soda/CDI
[02:34] <blizzkid_> vertix: verifying md5 is *always* best practice
[02:34] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: Do you knwo how do copy files in the terminal with "cp" ?
[02:34] <mogus> mib_me5czg: you can also just use $ sudo cfdisk - which works nicely
[02:34] <RHorse> ehelp
[02:34] <vertix> blizzkid, thanx
[02:35] <blizzkid_> yw vertix
[02:35] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  no
[02:35] <mib_x0606gkw> i did the command
[02:35] <mib_x0606gkw> tried teh cam
[02:35] <final_frontier> Jordan_U: cp [-options] file file_destiny
[02:35] <mib_x0606gkw> but no luuck
[02:35] <mib_me5czg> Can someone help me?
[02:35] <mogus> mib_me5czg: what do you need?
[02:36] <blizzkid_> mib_me5czg: I asked you to further explain, and others have suggested solutions...
[02:36] <final_frontier> Jordan_U: cp /home/user/driver.txt /home/user2/driver.txt
[02:36] <blizzkid_> mib_x0606gkw: I suggest you file a bug report
[02:36] <mogus> mib_me5czg: describe what it is you are trying to do
[02:36] <Jordan_U> final_frontier: I know, I was asking him if he could do it so I knew how much I had to explain to him :)
[02:36] <Dante123> Anyone else had problems with 9.04 and random freezing???
[02:37] <mib_x0606gkw> OK so I did that and i got this in terinal
[02:37] <final_frontier> Jordan_U: man cp
[02:37] <mib_x0606gkw> terminal
[02:37] <mib_me5czg> I need to access my ext partition
[02:37] <mib_x0606gkw> Skype xv: ports avable:64
[02:37] <mib_x0606gkw> Skypexshm: Xshm support enabled
[02:37] <blizzkid_> mib_x0606gkw: don't paste here
[02:37] <Jordan_U> final_frontier: I am not asking for help, you misunderstood, I know how to use cp
[02:37] <mib_x0606gkw> look good or?
[02:37] <final_frontier> Jordan_U: oh, sorry :P
[02:38] <Dante123> I've had to go back to 8.10 because 9.04 has random freezing.  Don't know what the cause of this is...could be nvidia driver maybe.  Anyone heard anything>
[02:38] <Jordan_U> final_frontier: np :)
[02:38] <blizzkid_> mib_me5czg: do you know the partition name?
[02:38] <mib_me5czg> Is there anyway i can access ubuntus partitioning software?!?
[02:38] <blizzkid_> !pastebin mib_x0606gkw
[02:38] <vertix> Dante123, ugggh. random freezing is about the last thing I'd like to see
[02:38] <blizzkid_> !help
[02:38] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: Please open a terminal and run "cd /media/cdrom"
[02:39] <harej> when i saw the name "aufs" i thought it stood for "augment file system" which would have made a lot of sense
[02:39] <Dante123> vertix tell me about it.....nightmare to figure out the problem.  However, since 8.10 works fine....I'm thinking this is 9.04 software issue.
[02:39] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: Tell me when you are done
[02:39] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  ok
[02:39] <blizzkid_> !pastebin | mib_x0606gkw
[02:39] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  done
[02:39] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: Now if you run "ls" you should see the names of the files on the CD
[02:39] <mogus> mib_me5czg: partitioning should be done carefully. If you don't know "how to access" such software, that means you are missing some prerequisite concepts.
[02:40] <meth0d> ﻿huawei E170 problem pppd dies when connected :(
[02:40] <blizzkid_> mib_me5czg: are you just ignoring people? Do you know the partition name?
[02:40] <Pici> !gparted
[02:40] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  yes
[02:40] <mogus> mib_me5czg: sudo cfparted /dev/sdx  - where x is the drive number will get you into an ncurses windoe
[02:40] <komputes> mib_me5czg: I recommend gparted -  you need to download it from the repos
[02:40] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: Now run "cp name_of_file /media/hdb5/soda/CDI"
[02:40] <blizzkid_> Pici: don't suggest partitioning software to people asking how to access it pls
[02:40] <blizzkid_> komputes: idem
[02:40] <mogus> blizzkid_: seems like he's not getting the message
[02:40] <vertix> Dante123, when did you install 9.04?
[02:41] <komputes> mib_me5czg: Applications > Add/Remove - look for Gnome Partition Editor
[02:41] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: That should copy the file to the directory /media/hdb5/soda/CDI and if it fails it will hopefully at least give a more usefull error message
[02:41] <meth0d> ﻿huawei E170 problem pppd dies when connected :( :( :( :'(
[02:41] <teapot> Hey guys. I need help revoking a gpg key. I've lost the private key but I have both the public key and the revocation certificate.
[02:41] <blizzkid_> mogus: if he keeps behaving this way I'm calling the ops :)
[02:41] <mogus> blizzkid_: i tried to IM him too. :\
[02:41] <blizzkid_> teapot: google "how to revoke gpg key"
[02:42] <blizzkid_> mib_me5czg: are you actually *listening* to any of us?
[02:42] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  when i do ls it doesnot show the files sorry,it just show a little dash
[02:42] <teapot> blizzkid_: I did that. I get an error when I try to import revoke.asc
[02:42] <blizzkid_> teapot: #gpg
[02:42] <teapot> blizzkid_: gpg: key F6B7F2FA: no public key - can't apply revocation certificate
[02:42] <teapot> blizzkid_: Okay. Thanks.
[02:42] <blizzkid_> yw
[02:43] <r3c0n> ﻿huawei E170 problem pppd dies when connected :(
[02:43] <blizzkid_> mogus: and that kind of people go trolling on us...
[02:43] <r3c0n> usb modem
[02:43] <r3c0n> mobile broadband
[02:44] <mogus> blizzkid_: hrm.
[02:44] <ryan_> Jordan_U: yes it worked! that was my first shell script so i had some issues allowing it to executable. thanks a lot
[02:44] <mib_me5czg> Is there anyway i can access ubuntus partitioning software?!?
[02:44] <mogus> blizzkid_: :)
[02:44] <blizzkid_> !ops
[02:44] <ienorand> mib_me5czg: run/install gparted
[02:44] <blizzkid_> ienorand: don't botter mib_me5czg 's a troll
[02:45] <mogus> mib_me5czg: read up on linux, search for partitioning on ubuntu forums,
[02:45] <blizzkid_> thx Pici
[02:45] <independente_> como se usa o irc?
[02:45] <tye> Why are all these ubuntu/linux apps G-something.  What's the G stand for?  :)
[02:45] <Pici> tye: gnome
[02:45] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: Ok, try running "cd /media" then run "ls"
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> Grand!
[02:46] <ienorand> tye: there is k for kde
[02:46] <tye> Oh, well... how obvious.  ::facepalm::
[02:46] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: You should see a directory with the name of the CD
[02:46] <mogus> tye: gnome is the software tookit that Gnome is built on
[02:46] <tye> Thanks, heh.
[02:46] <blizzkid_> !es | independente_
[02:46] <independente_> alguem pode me dar uma dica de como se usar o xchat
[02:46] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  yes
[02:46] <blizzkid_> !es | independente_
[02:47] <Jack_Sparrow> independente_ Please join the #ubuntu-es channel
[02:47] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: Ok, try running "cd name_of_CD"
[02:48] <independente_> join #ubuntu-es channel
[02:48] <vertix> is there a way to disable joins/parts in pidgin?
[02:48] <blizzkid_> independente_: /join #ubuntu-es
[02:48] <Jack_Sparrow> independente_ Please /join #ubuntu-es
[02:48] <vertix> I mean to disable them from showing
[02:48] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  there a folder name "my folder number1"
[02:49] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: Is that the name of the CD? If it is then you need to add quotes since there are spaces so: cd "my folder number1"
[02:49] <blizzkid_> Jordan_U: or cd my\ folder\ number1 ;)
[02:49] <jduncan> any guru's out there want to help someone get their sound straightened out?
[02:49] <CVirus> are the forums down or it is just my connection ?
[02:50] <LjL> !pt | independente_
[02:50] <komputes> jduncan: me
[02:50] <unused_bagels> hey, anyone here use GDECRYPT?
[02:50] <Jordan_U> blizzkid_: I know, I figure quotes are easier for begginers
[02:50] <blizzkid_> CVirus: ubuntuforums.org works fine here
[02:50] <jduncan> hi komputes.
[02:51] <jduncan> i've had a post on the forums for a few days.  no help.
[02:51] <blizzkid_> Jordan_U: I know ;)
[02:51] <CVirus> blizzkid_: thanks
[02:51] <komputes> jduncan: private msg
[02:51] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: Are you still there?
[02:52] <error404notfound> i created motd.new in etc, removed motd and create a new symlink called motd to point /etc/motd. Now when i restarted motd was set back to the original one. Why? (was there too many motd's :P )
[02:52] <unused_bagels> I'm having a problem with Gdecrypt locking up every time I try to make a new volume.
[02:52] <Luig1> Ok, I had to hit ctrl+alt+F1 because my screen went dark whilst I messed with the preferences of an FPS game. I want to get back to my GNOME session. (I'm using irssi because I happened to remember installing 3 or 4 console IRC apps)
[02:52] <blizzkid_> Luig1: ctrl+alt+F7
[02:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !find gdecrypt
[02:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !info gdecrypt
[02:53] <unused_bagels> hi Jack_Sparrow
[02:53] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: Are you still there?
[02:53] <usser> Luig1, kill the game. killall -9 processname
[02:53] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  yes
[02:53] <Luig1> blizzkid_: thanks, but then I have the dark screen again. Should I terminate processes until it's clear?
[02:53] <Luig1> Oh, thanks usser
[02:53] <blizzkid_> Luig1: like usser said, but rather killall -i game
[02:53] <Luig1> How do I get to a prompt without exiting irssi?
[02:53] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  cd my folder number1 not working :(
[02:53] <blizzkid_> where game is the process name ofcourse
[02:54] <blizzkid_> Luig1: you can open a second tty
[02:54] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: Did you put quotes around the name?
[02:54] <blizzkid_> Luig1: ctlr+alt+F2
[02:54] <mogus> blizzkid_: dealing with mib_me5czg / Joe now
[02:54] <Luig1> blizzkid_: Thanks loads! :)
[02:54] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  no
[02:54] <blizzkid_> mogus: he changed nicks?
[02:55] <blizzkid_> yw Luig1
[02:55] <mogus> blizzkid_: yeah.
[02:55] <mogus> no
[02:55] <tye> Hrm, i'm following a guide to set the terminal as a background for the desktop and i'm editing a file that defines the geometry of my screen... one value is resolution, and the other is listed (by default) as geometry( "+50+50").... what does this refer to?
[02:55] <mogus> prob.
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> tye:  the x and y coords
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> tye:  that would be down and right 50 pixles from top left
[02:56] <Luig1> thanks blizzkid_, usser, you saved my session, and by extension my life.
[02:56] <blizzkid_> np Luig1
[02:56] <tye> Hrm, okay. That makes sense.  Thank you Dr_Willis.
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> tye:  its an old fashioned wayused by a lot of the old x apps.
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> tye:  a trickis to use -1,-1  if you want things the full size of the display also.
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> tye:  or #,-1 for the bottom left side
[02:58] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: Are you still having trouble?
[02:58] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  cp: omitting directory `CDI'
[02:58] <vertix> i wonder what kind of problems I might have if I install the 64 bit kernel and not i386. does anybody know?
[02:58] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: What is the command that you ran?
[02:59] <blizzkid_> vertix: depends on what applications and hardware you run
[02:59] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  cp CDI /media/hdb5/soda
[02:59] <blizzkid_> Jordan_U: Wolf23 if cp'ing a directory use -R
[03:00] <vertix> blizzkid_, I thought everybody support 64 bit apps nowadays
[03:00] <Wolf23> blizzkid_:  thanx i try
[03:00] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: Ok, just add "-r" to that, so: cp -r CDI /media/hdb5/soda
[03:00] <blizzkid_> vertix: not exactly... most apps will work, but some drivers might fail, and flash still doesn't work
[03:01] <Wolf23> blizzkid_: cp: reading `CDI/CDI_IMAG.RTF': Input/output error
[03:01] <Wolf23> cp: reading `CDI/CDI_TEXT.FNT': Input/output error
[03:01] <Wolf23> cp: reading `CDI/CDI_VCD.APP': Input/output erro
[03:01] <vertix> blizzkid_, my main app is written in Java, so I need compiler that runs 64 bit. then I need something like dreamweaver for article page design and that is enough for now
[03:01] <komputes> error404notfound: I think you need to edit motd.tail
[03:02] <blizzkid_> Wolf23: input/output error is *not* good :)
[03:02] <vertix> blizzkid_, oh even DRIVERS might fail? that doesn't soon very exciting
[03:02] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: Are you sure that the CD and drive are both good?
[03:02] <blizzkid_> vertix: I don't think that'll be an issue
[03:02] <mrpockets> I just upgraded to 9.10, whats cool that i can play with?
[03:02] <blizzkid_> vertix: most drivers will work fine
[03:02] <unused_bagels> I'm having a problem with Gdecrypt locking up every time I try to make a new volume.
[03:02] <blizzkid_> if you're hardware's not too exotic
[03:02] <blizzkid_> vertix: only one way to find out: test it :)
[03:03] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  i can play everything from my cd
[03:03] <Jordan_U> vertix: Why do you need a java compiler that's 64 bit?
[03:03] <blizzkid_> Jordan_U: you think input/output errors would show up in /var/log/syslog or dmesg?
[03:03] <nils_> isn't the java compiler java anyways?
[03:04] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: So you can open those files that are failing to copy?
[03:04] <xangua> ubottu: brasil
[03:04] <Pici> !br | xangua
[03:04] <xangua> ubottu: portuguese
[03:04] <snakesqzns> Macbook Pro 4,1 with Jaunty here.  I can't get syndaemon or synclient to work.  Error is "Can't access shared memory area.  SHMConfig disabled?" SHMConfig is enabled, device works otherwise
[03:04] <Wolf23> blizzkid_:  how can i know my /dev/ cdrw1 or sc0 and ...
[03:05] <komputes> error404notfound: motd is generated so it will write over what you had in there at boot
[03:05] <blizzkid_> what do you mean Wolf23?
[03:05] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  yes
[03:05] <xangua> Pici: it was for some brasilian guy here in #ubuntu-es
[03:05] <mrpockets> hmm
[03:05] <xangua> not for me jum
[03:05] <mrpockets> amarok won't play mp3s!!
[03:05] <komputes> mrpockets: known issue
[03:05] <Wolf23> blizzkid_:  how can i know my burner /dev?
[03:05] <vertix> blizzkid_, well the reason I am saying it is because i started download of i386 and then moved torrent to other dir in the middle of download. It did not complain and continue. but when I came back several hours later, it was still downloading like it did not make any progress. so I though of using 64 bit kernel which I already downloaded
[03:05] <xangua> mrpockets: install libxine if you use gnome or xfce desktop
[03:05] <komputes> mrpockets: kubuntu or ubuntu?
[03:05] <mrpockets> ubuntu
[03:05] <unused_bagels> I'm having a problem with Gdecrypt locking up every time I try to make a new volume.
[03:06] <komputes> xangua: actually it's a bigger issue than that
[03:06] <Jack_Sparrow> Wolf23 cdrom or cdrom0
[03:06] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: I find that had to believe, are you sure that you can open the same exact individual files on that CD that the error is about?
[03:06] <blizzkid_> vertix: I'd just give it a go
[03:06] <vertix> is there a problem if you move torrent and .iso file to a different directory in the middle of download?
[03:06] <Jack_Sparrow> vertix Yes, that is a prob
[03:06] <blizzkid_> vertix: obviously :)
[03:06] <komputes> mrpockets xangua : Amarok in Ubuntu  does not play song files - I have a bug for this
[03:06] <Wolf23> Jack_Sparrow:  thanx but i mean the burner,when i want to begin burning it hsows /dev/cdrw
[03:06] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: And on the coputer that you are using to copy them now? ( it could be a problem with the CDROM drive )
[03:07] <mrpockets> komputes, wtf?
[03:07] <Jack_Sparrow> Wolf23 it wont be shown like that
[03:07] <blizzkid_> vertix: it'd be like telling you to pick up a book in aisle 5 of the library, and while you're walking I'd move it to ailse 3...
[03:07] <mrpockets> komputes, thats a load of shit..
[03:07] <mogus> blizzkid_: 1) joe basically needs a windows reinstall with ubuntu as a second, and 2) joe is an a******
[03:07] <vertix> I noticed download continues, which means the open file is still the same, but it looks like it either restarted from top, or something else happened
[03:07] <Jack_Sparrow> Wolf23 Are you in ubuntu and want to burn an iso?
[03:07] <komputes> mrpockets xangua : Amarok in Ubuntu  does not play song files - Bug # 368230
[03:07] <Jack_Sparrow> mrpockets Watch the language please
[03:07] <Wolf23> Jack_Sparrow:  thanx but i mean the burner,when i want to begin burning it hsows /dev/dvd1 or /dev/dvd=1......
[03:07] <komputes> !language | mrpockets
[03:08] <blizzkid_> mogus: tell him we don't support windows
[03:08] <Jack_Sparrow> Wolf23 I dont understand what you are asking
[03:08] <mrpockets> sry
[03:08] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  thats right maybe my cdrom drive :(
[03:08] <mogus> blizzkid_: well we do as far as getting people to do things right when they install ubuntu: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Partitioning%20issues
[03:08] <blizzkid_> mogus: and he can use google for "dual boot windows ubuntu"
[03:08] <komputes> mrpockets: check out that bug - it explains why this happens
[03:08] <mrpockets> komputes, is it just 9.10?
[03:09] <the1corrupted> Hello, everyone.  I was hoping to get help with my ALPS touchpad.  Pertinent info is here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/172039/  I do have GSynaptics but "SHMConfig" isn't enabled.
[03:09] <mogus> blizzkid_: i wrote that - pointed him there
[03:09] <blizzkid_> mogus: then you have done the necessary :)
[03:09] <blizzkid_> if he's not able to continue from there... ;)
[03:09] <komputes> mrpockets: yes, it's a new amarok, very revised code
[03:09] <mrpockets> nutty
[03:09] <komputes> mrpockets: and only messes up in 9.04
[03:09] <mogus> blizzkid_: i'll guide him through when he gets back in a few
[03:09] <mogus> :)
[03:10] <Wolf23> Jack_Sparrow:  dd if=/dev/cdrom of=image.iso bs=2k <-- /dev/cdrom????? <-- cdrom what should it be?
[03:10] <blizzkid_> you're far too patient with trolls mogus :p
[03:10] <mogus> blizzkid_: more than necessary maybe, but :P
[03:10] <komputes> mrpockets: theres a workaround by installink kubuntu-desktop, but personally i recommend getting songbird from getdeb.net
[03:10] <blizzkid_> Wolf23: use dd with *extreme* care!!
[03:10] <mogus> blizzkid_: not a troll, blizz, an a*******
[03:10] <mogus> :P
[03:10] <blizzkid_> same thing :p
[03:10] <mogus> :P
[03:10] <mrpockets> komputes, I just want a visualiser :(
[03:11] <blizzkid_> mrpockets: you're on ubuntu or kubuntu?
[03:11] <komputes> mrpockets: in that case just use rhythmbox and get all the libvisual* packages
[03:11] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: You don't need or want to use dd for what you are doing, and it will also fail just like a normal copy if your CDROM drive is broken
[03:12] <Jack_Sparrow> Wolf23 THat should do what you want..  Create ISO of CD Rom... dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/home/$USER/Desktop/file.iso bs=2k
[03:12] <Starcraftmazter> Hello, how can I get in touch with a package maintainer about a particular problematic package
[03:12] <Jack_Sparrow> Wolf23 that works on my cdrw-dvdrw
[03:12] <Jordan_U> Jack_Sparrow: He doesn't want to make an image, he just wants to copy files and it seems like he is having a hardware problem
[03:12] <blizzkid_> Starcraftmazter: look up the package maintainers details... or if it's an ubuntu package ask in #ubuntu-motu
[03:13] <blizzkid_> Jack_Sparrow: 2nd Jordan_U and I wouldn't advice dd to newbies
[03:13] <Jack_Sparrow> Jordan_U  HE posted  dd if=/dev/cdrom of=image.iso bs=2k to me
[03:13] <painted> does anyone here use any dock programs?
[03:13] <mrpockets> yeah but libvisual is super weak
[03:13] <painted> i'm looking for one
[03:13] <Jack_Sparrow> blizzkid_ dd if fine.. for anyone
[03:13] <blizzkid_> Jack_Sparrow: the fact he doesn't know what to put in the dd command shows he *shouldn't* use it
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[03:14] <Jack_Sparrow> painted Yes, cairo
[03:14] <painted> jack_sparrow, it's not in the repositories, is it pretty stable?
[03:14] <vertix> blizzkid_, i moved torrent and .iso file while I PAUSED download, so I thought file descriptor would get closed and when I move these files to a different location and restart, it would reopen files. Files WERE actually moved ok, and when I restarted transmission, it did not complain about missing torrent and continued OK, so I thought there is no problem, but it did not seem to have made any progress with download, so I am kinda confused w
[03:14] <vertix> blizzkid_, what should I do
[03:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !info cairo-dock
[03:14] <blizzkid_> vertix: I'd just give the 64 bit a go
[03:15] <blizzkid_> painted: gnome-do
[03:15] <Jack_Sparrow> painted As noted.. it is in our repos
[03:15] <blizzkid_> !info gnome-do
[03:15] <vertix> blizzkid_, but what to do with that torrent that i moved? and that .iso file? should I just forget about it and delete it?
[03:15] <painted> gotcha, jack_sparrow, thanks
[03:16] <FrozenFire> Is there an automatic backup system, possibly something like sbackup, which can do differential backups (Possibly based on the file modification stamp)?
[03:16] <blizzkid_> yes vertix
[03:16] <vertix> cause I am kinda concerned that I am wasting time on it
[03:16] <blizzkid_> FrozenFire: http://www.google.be/search?q=ubuntu+differential+backup&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a first result... how hard was that?
[03:17] <painted> jack_sparrow, is it possible to use custom icons with cairo dock
[03:17] <WebSmoken> Is it better to dual boot with 2 drives or 1 large 1
[03:17] <blizzkid_> WebSmoken: I'd prefer 2 drives
[03:17] <Artelus> HELPPPPP
[03:17] <Artelus> I am installing java
[03:17] <vertix> looks like transmission bt and pidgin need more work gui and functionality wise. may be one of these days I'll work on it
[03:17] <blizzkid_> Artelus: no caps pls
[03:17] <WebSmoken> Thanks i thought that...I use 1 now
[03:17] <Artelus> but I don't know where my firefox directory is
[03:17] <Artelus> where is it?
[03:18] <Pritesh> is there anybody knows XML ?
[03:18] <Artelus> It came preinstalled with Linux. Where is my firefox directory?
[03:18] <Artelus> Someone pleaseeee tell me
[03:18] <blizzkid_> Pritesh: #xml
[03:18] <xangua> Artelus: you can install java in your package manager .......
[03:18] <Artelus> where is the firefox directory?
[03:18] <Artelus> xangua: Where is my firefox directory?
[03:18] <Pritesh> thanks
[03:19] <blizzkid_> Artelus: stop repeating your question!
[03:19] <xangua> Artelus: use Synaptic to install java
[03:19] <usser> Artelus, you dont need to install java manually
[03:19] <painted> jack_sparrow, i installed cairo dock, where can i find it?
[03:19] <usser> Artelus, sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin
[03:19] <Artelus> Look, Firefox does not have the Java plugin enabled
[03:19] <Artelus> I am trying to link the plugin inside the firefox folder
[03:19] <usser> Artelus, ^
[03:19] <xangua> Artelus: then install java plugin in Synaptic
[03:19] <Artelus> Java isn't working in Firefox even though I have Java installed.
[03:19] <usser> Artelus, java-plugin installed too?
[03:19] <Artelus> Can someone please just tell me where my firefox folder is located on my system?
[03:20] <the1corrupted> Artelus Remove Java and reinstall it.  Then restart firefox.
[03:20] <blizzkid_> Artelus: are you going to behave?
[03:20] <usser> Artelus, thats a secret
[03:20] <Artelus> I am....
[03:20] <xangua> Artelus: sudo apt-get install java-plugin
[03:20] <blizzkid_> no you're not Artelus, you keep repeating your question
[03:20] <Artelus> Just tell me where the firefox directory is, pretend I haven't asked about java yet >_>
[03:20] <xangua> and please stop repeating Artelus
[03:20] <Tekumel> Artelus: /usr/share/firefox
[03:20] <Artelus> Ok, finally, thanks :)
[03:21] <Tekumel> Err
[03:21] <Tekumel> Wrong one
[03:21] <lolololo> what would be good ways to automatically backup several servers to a central repository? (full system backups, as in disk images or tarballs of everything)
[03:21] <xangua> jum.............that is irritating
[03:21] <vertix> I don't see any options in transmission to see the location of torrent file and .iso image I am downloading. is there a way to see it? cause i hate wasting several hours and simply erasing them. plus it does not make sense
[03:21] <blizzkid_> Artelus: you could have been patient instead of asking the same question 5 times in a minute...
[03:21] <ldiamond> How do I automatically mount drives at boot? (Note, my drives are RAID HDDs for which I compiled a custom driver that I need to load as well)
[03:21] <mogus> Artelus: note also your firefox user data is under ~/./mozilla
[03:21] <usser> mogus, ~/./mozilla is not a valid location ~/.mozilla you mean
[03:22] <blizzkid_> ldiamond: put them in /etc/fstab
[03:22] <jbmigel> lolololo might i suggest DD and tar
[03:22] <mogus> Artelus: doh!  under ~/.mozilla - :P
[03:22] <mogus> usser: thx
[03:22] <tye> Have a nice night guys and girls.
[03:22] <ldiamond> blizzkid_, how do I load the driver before fstab is loaded?
[03:22] <blizzkid_> lolololo: jbmigel use dd with *extreme* care!
[03:22] <jimisrvrox> hey guys my pc is running @ 100% CPU constantly and when looking at top I get btwn 2-5 processes running and 120+ sleeping. It would only make sense that killing processes would hopefully speed my pc up but then bc I only have 512mb of ram maybe not. I am getting highly frustrated with my situation and I would appreciate some help as I do not know which processes I should kill
[03:22] <lolololo> jbmiguel: thx! noted
[03:22] <blizzkid_> ldiamond: not sure on that one...
[03:23] <ldiamond> blizzkid_, is /etc/rc.local loaded before?
[03:23] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  if i change the cable from cdrom1 to cdrom2, what can i do to detect it?
[03:23] <blizzkid_> ldiamond: I'm not sure
[03:23] <jbmigel> blizzkid_ dd is easy as pie, you cant mess it up... which was the output filepath again?
[03:23] <blizzkid_> jbmigel: newbies can *easily* mess it up
[03:23] <th0r> jimisrvrox, does top indicate what process is tying up the cpu?
[03:23] <painted> damn it, i'm having trouble with cairo dock, it won't close after i click on okay after choosing theme...
[03:23] <Artelus> hmm it's not working
[03:23] <painted> can anyone help
[03:23] <Mal3ko> hey folks, how do i disable users from making ssh tunnel through my ssh?
[03:24] <blizzkid_> jbmigel: /dev/sda4 or /dev/sda5 is a *huge* diff!!
[03:24] <Wolf23> blizzkid_:   if i change the cable from cdrom1 to cdrom2, what can i do to detect it?
[03:24] <ldiamond> jbmigel, just mistype the destination and boom
[03:24] <usser> painted, just use gnome-do, cairo dock is last year :)
[03:24] <blizzkid_> !language | painted
[03:24] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: You won't need to do anything, it will be in the same place in /media
[03:24] <Artelus> 1.) I can't find the plugins folder in the firefox directory. 2.) I tried installing the plugin through apt-get but it still doesn't work
[03:24] <usser> Mal3ko, you cant
[03:24] <jimisrvrox> th0r: the main one is dus-dameon
[03:24] <painted> thanks, usser
[03:24] <vertix> jbmigel, watch out for dd. it is one of the most destructive programs, cause i can write directly to device and wipe out your entire partition, superblock, and file system!
[03:24]  * Mal3ko menampar usser beberapa kali dengan ikan trout besar
[03:24] <jimisrvrox> dbus*
[03:24] <usser> Mal3ko, as long as you give them ssh access, they can create tunnels
[03:24] <ldiamond> Can anyone here help me load a driver before fstab is loaded?
[03:24] <lolololo> maybe for taking disk images is a good tool though
[03:25] <xangua> Artelus: then open Synaptic> search japla plugin> and install it....................................
[03:25] <xangua> java*
[03:25] <Mal3ko> usser: you sure? what about disabling tcp forwarding?
[03:25] <jbmigel> whats with you guys... dd is core functionality... he's backing up multiple servers to a network sink... thats what it was make for
[03:25] <th0r> jimisrvrox, I don't think you can kill dbus and get away with it....have you checked google?
[03:25] <Artelus> xangua: I tried that. Java still won't work correctly on firefox
[03:25] <blizzkid_> jbmigel: I'm just saying newbies should be careful with dd
[03:25] <Wolf23> Jordan_U:  i have two cdroms , one dvdrw and the other dvd, now i have change the cable to dvd,and cannot detect or cannot read the cd
[03:25] <usser> Mal3ko, as far as i know ssh doesnt use any forwarding all traffic is simply redirected from a any local port through ssh's 22
[03:25] <vertix> dd should be used with extreme caution and making sure you do realize what are you trying to do. 1 wrong button push and you could spend weeks fixing the results
[03:25] <jimisrvrox> th0r: yeah I dont think so either I checked some sites out about dbus and its a program communication interface so...yeah I dont think I can really kill that one and be ok
[03:25] <eugman> I have some music from Itunes. Is there any batch way to seperate the playable music from the drm-laden music?
[03:26] <lolololo> i know i have to put something sane in of= ...
[03:26] <blizzkid_> jbmigel: he wouldn't be the first one to overwrite some data using dd
[03:26] <usser> Mal3ko, i may be wrong
[03:26] <jbmigel> blizzkid_ ok, im just not trying to judge him, just help him find his solution
[03:26] <lolololo> but i was thinking more in terms of how to implement the whole thing, or if there are any tools already doing that sort of stuff
[03:26] <blizzkid_> jbmigel: not trying to judge either, just warning :)
[03:26] <painted> usser, do you know the command to uninstall cairo dock
[03:27] <usser> lolololo, create an nfs share on your backup server. mount through fstab on the server you want to backup
[03:27] <xangua> Artelus: have you already installed java plugin ¿0!!
[03:27] <jimisrvrox> th0r: but my other issue that I havent a clue as to why this is going on is that tracker index is corrupted and I always get the message to reindex and it never disappears
[03:27] <Artelus> Yes, but it won't work in firefox.l
[03:27] <usser> lolololo, and use a cron job to dd the partition once every month, the only problem is im not sure if you can dd a mounted partition
[03:27] <th0r> jimisrvrox, I am having trouble with this wifi system...but this looks like it might be a lead.http://mail.kde.org/pipermail/kde-windows/2008-July/002916.html
[03:27] <Jordan_U> Wolf23: If the CD does not mount automatically when you insert it then something is probably setup wrong with the hardware
[03:28] <usser> painted, sudo apt-get remove --purge cairo-dock
[03:28] <blizzkid_> Artelus: are you in jaunty?
[03:28] <Artelus> I'm in ubuntu 8
[03:28] <blizzkid_> 8.04 or 8.10?
[03:28] <lolololo> usser: thank you for the suggestion!  taking note on the various approachs
[03:28] <Artelus> 8.1, i think
[03:28] <blizzkid_> Artelus: don't think, check
[03:28] <xangua> Artelus: and have you already restarted firefox¿
[03:28] <usser> lolololo, tar would be more appropriate methinks
[03:28] <Artelus> Yep
[03:28] <painted> thx, usser
[03:28] <Artelus> alright, checking
[03:29] <komputes> ldiamond: what module and why?
[03:29] <b1p0l4r> my jaunty do not works with my 4GB RAM :S only show 3,3 .. any idea? (BAD ENGLISH)
[03:29] <lolololo> usser: bsides, with dd i cannot exclude anything
[03:29] <painted> usser, is it possible to use custom icons in gnome-do?  I got some sweet icons from lucid icon
[03:29] <usser> lolololo, yes thats true
[03:29] <blizzkid_> b1p0l4r: you need 64bit for 4 GB RAM
[03:29] <b1p0l4r> wtttff.. u.u
[03:29] <usser> painted, yes it is
[03:29] <blizzkid_> !language | b1p0l4r
[03:29] <b1p0l4r> !language
[03:29] <b1p0l4r> xd
[03:29] <Artelus> xangua: Yep
[03:29] <b1p0l4r> wtf? XD
[03:29] <frg22> hi, can I install another flavor of linux from within ubuntu, or would I need to boot from the respective new flavor's CD/DVD?
[03:29] <blizzkid_> b1p0l4r: Watch your language!
[03:30] <usser> painted, but gnome-do integrates into gnome, and its recommended that you use an icon theme, instead of cherry-picking your icons for the dock
[03:30] <b1p0l4r> !language | b1p0l4r
[03:30] <b1p0l4r> xD
[03:30] <b1p0l4r> ok
[03:30] <komputes> frg22: usually you boot from the CD to install the distro, otherwise you can install within ubuntu in a virtual machine
[03:30] <blizzkid_> Artelus: have you checked what version of ubuntu you're using?
[03:30] <Jack_Sparrow> blizzkid_ Wrong on the memory thing.. 32 bit supports 4 gig...  but only 3.3 in the deskop kernel.. you can use 32 bit server kernel and see all 4 gigs but the desktop uses the extra as it needs
[03:30] <ldiamond> komputes, my RAID drivers, because the drives are RAID drives
[03:30] <lolololo> frg22: i'd say you boot from the new distro/whatever CD/DVD, installing in other ways may be tricky (but not impossible)
[03:31] <frg22> thanks komputes
[03:31] <komputes> ldiamond: interesting race condition, what the raid module called
[03:31] <blizzkid_> Jack_Sparrow: seen the fact he's in #u and not #u-s I presumed he was talking about desktop ;)
[03:31] <hansin> Does anyone know if Intrepid installs on an Intel Mac (so with EFI) without issues?  Does it do so without anything special, or do you need a special GRUB or grub module and/or kernel?  Thanks.
[03:31] <Artelus> blizzkid: I don't really know how to check. I'm on fluxbox right now, not on gnome
[03:31] <ldiamond> komputes, Highpoint Rocketraid 1640
[03:31] <b1p0l4r> blizzkid_ there are any channel in spanish?
[03:31] <Jack_Sparrow> blizzkid_ It does not make your statement correct.. regardless
[03:31] <Muelli> hansin: you shouldn't need anything special.
[03:31] <blizzkid_> hansin: check the community docs, it works fine
[03:31] <jrib> !macbook | hansin
[03:31] <usser> hansin, i'd suggest using refit. with it, installing os's on a mac is really easy
[03:31] <usser> !info refit
[03:31] <mogus> Everyone: Wondering if anyone else thinks the current wiki lacks.
[03:31] <blizzkid_> Artelus: uname -r
[03:32] <komputes> ldiamond: no spaces allowed in module names ;D
[03:32] <Jordan_U> hansin: It does, though I would suggest using Jaunty or Hardy instead of intrepid
[03:32] <b1p0l4r> blizzkid_ there are any channel in spanish?
[03:32] <lolololo> !es | b1p0l4r
[03:32] <Jack_Sparrow> !es
[03:32] <Artelus> i got
[03:32] <frg22> thanks lolololo
[03:32] <mogus> A mediawiki running at wiki.ubuntu.org would be ideal
[03:32] <b1p0l4r> thanks xd
[03:32] <ldiamond> komputes, hpt374.ko, but thats just the name once compiled..
[03:32] <blizzkid_> Artelus: I mean lsb_release -a
[03:32] <Artelus> 2.6.27-11-generic
[03:32] <lolololo> np frg22
[03:32] <Artelus> oh
[03:32] <Artelus> 8.10 :)
[03:32] <jrib> mogus: umm, you know there is a wiki already right?
[03:32] <komputes> ldiamond: you mean it doesn't come with ubuntu?
[03:32] <Artelus> Yeah, none of my java applets are working.
[03:32] <ldiamond> komputes, no, I had to modify the source and compile it
[03:32] <mogus> jrib: there are two, apparently, and both use CamelCase.
[03:33] <blizzkid_> Artelus: http://www.google.be/search?hl=nl&client=firefox-a&rls=com.ubuntu%3Aen-US%3Aunofficial&hs=vA6&q=ubuntu+8.10+firefox+java&btnG=Zoeken&meta=
[03:33] <eseven73> mogus, better yet, bitweaver, I don't care for mediawiki/wikipedias
[03:33] <jrib> mogus: I don't understand what your question is
[03:33] <mogus> jrib: which is just silly.
[03:33] <ldiamond> komputes, it works fine, I just tested it, I just need to get it to start at boot before fstab now
[03:33] <mogus> eseven73: I don'
[03:33] <Artelus> blizzkid: should I type this? sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[03:33] <komputes> ldiamond: research mkinitrd
[03:33] <mogus> eseven73: i don't know bitweaver*
[03:33] <Dracofodder> anyone know of any problems with either wallpaper-tray, or drapes on ubuntu 9.04?
[03:33] <blizzkid_> Jack_Sparrow: I was mistaken indeed, 32bit is up to 4 ram... I thought it was 3, my apologies
[03:33] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[03:34] <blizzkid_> Artelus: yes
[03:34] <eseven73> mogus, it's a fork of TikiWiki
[03:34] <mogus> eseven73: what don't you like about MediaWiki? I'll check BW out.
[03:34] <fryderyk> banging my head against a wall here.  How can I check to see what settings the serial interface on an ubuntu server is using.  I have it configured to be 9800 8n1 in upstart but stty says 38400.  can't connect via serial with either setting  :/
[03:34] <eseven73> it's offtopic here mogus, pm me if you wish :)
[03:34] <Jack_Sparrow> blizzkid_ desktop will show 3.3 as the desktop uses the ram above that and below 4
[03:34] <jbmigel> blizzkid_ im pretty sure that memory space between 3-4 GB is reserved for system bus devices like pci cards and stuff anyway
[03:34] <mogus> eseven73: TikiWiki IIRC is one of those wikis that the developers tried to go overboard with, and almost didn't succed!
[03:35] <mogus> eseven73: OK
[03:35] <blizzkid_> jbmigel: Jack_Sparrow: like I said... I was mistaken :)
[03:35] <hansin> The reason I ask is that I installed Intrepid on an external drive and installed XP in vitualbox.  I want to be able to plug this drive into any PC (and even a MAC) and have it boot so I can run XP (this is for work).  Just curious if an external drive installed on x86 system with a BIOS will boot "as is" on a MAC with EFI.  I suppose I can give it a try.
[03:35] <ldiamond> komputes, I dont need to boot from the RAID drives, just to load them before FStab tries to mount the drives
[03:35] <ldiamond> komputes, my OS is on a different drive
[03:35] <painted> usser, i don't see gnome-do
[03:35] <painted> is there a command to bring it up?
[03:35] <komputes> ldiamond: look into mkinitrd
[03:35] <usser> painted, on jaunty?
[03:35] <mogus> eseven73: we could also start a separate room for ubuntu wiki discussion?
[03:35] <blizzkid_> painted: super+space
[03:35] <painted> ubuntu 9.04
[03:35] <eseven73> mogus, yeah it's a bit on the large size, it's more a CMS, but it's really nice, and way easier than mediawiki's
[03:35] <jbmigel> blizzkid_ sorry pal wasnt trying to pick on you...
[03:35] <komputes> ldiamond: I'm not too familiar with it
[03:36] <t3hp00ky>  any C++ programmers here? I'm just looking for a good IDE for GNOME
[03:36] <usser> painted, did you install it?
[03:36] <blizzkid_> np jbmigel ;)
[03:36] <ldiamond> komputes, mkinitrd would be useful to boot from the raid drive, not for my situation
[03:36] <eseven73> mogus there's probably a few rooms like that already made :)
[03:36] <usser> painted, super+space to bring it up
[03:36] <Artelus> blizzkid: Ok, done
[03:36] <Jack_Sparrow> !ide
[03:36] <ldiamond> komputes, anyways, I'll test rc.local see if it works
[03:36] <painted> it only says type in to search, there's no bar, usser
[03:36] <mogus> eseven73: how do we check?
[03:36] <scott9876> need a little help changing cap-lock key to super key
[03:36] <mogus> not familiar with IRC
[03:36] <usser> painted, see little arrow in the top-right corner?
[03:36] <Jordan_U> hansin: It will, hold down option at boot to select the external on a mac ( Ubuntu will be labeled Windows because Apple denies the existance of any other OS's :)
[03:36] <mogus> been staying away
[03:36] <blizzkid_> painted: go to it's preferences and enable docky
[03:36] <usser> painted, of gnome-do click on it go to preferences and set it use docky interface
[03:36] <painted> cool, thx usser, blizzkid
[03:37] <painted> now how do i change icons.... :D
[03:37] <eseven73> mogus, im not sure if /list is disabled here or not, but traditionally it's /list or /list wiki maybe
[03:37] <hansin> Jordan_U: okay, thanks.
[03:37] <blizzkid_> painted: you'll have to google for that I'm affraid :)
[03:37] <Jordan_U> hansin: np
[03:37] <blizzkid_> painted: in other words: I don't have the slightest clue :p
[03:38] <scott9876> hello, can someone help me out
[03:38] <mogus> eseven73: #ubuntu_learning shows up. trying /list ubuntu
[03:38] <jbmigel> scott9876 what are you stuck in?
[03:38] <blizzkid_> scott9876: maybe if you tell us what the problem is ;)
[03:38] <Artelus> blizzkid_: downloaded 40MB of data and still the same thing.
[03:38] <scott9876> need to change cap-lock to super
[03:38] <blizzkid_> Artelus: have you read the google links?
[03:38] <Artelus> blizzkid_: yeah
[03:39] <AshtonKem> Hey, I have an interesting problem with the Live CD.
[03:39] <Jack_Sparrow> scott9876 Fixing Caplock Issue System... Pref..Keyboard..Layout ... Select your Keyboard... Other Options... Ctrl Key Position...   Make capslock and additional ctrl
[03:39] <scott9876> jbmigel: I've edited the .Xmodmap in home directory
[03:39] <AshtonKem> It crashes when I boot it, right as my mouse appears, no matter what I do.
[03:39] <blizzkid_> scott9876: don't know if this will help: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=363657 ?
[03:40] <jbmigel> scott9876 preferences>>keyboard>>layout there is a layout options button
[03:40] <AshtonKem> Live CD, Live thumb drive, safe graphics, acpi=off, various combinations of USB and PS2 (or lack thereof) peripherals.
[03:40] <AshtonKem> Any ideas?
[03:40] <scott9876> is that what your refering to Jack_Sparrow
[03:41] <Jack_Sparrow> scott9876 I have intrepid on this box, so it may be a bit different
[03:41] <blizzkid_> AshtonKem: is it this: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-openchrome/+bug/179675 ?
[03:41] <SydneyGuy> Hi all
[03:41] <coz_> hey guys last update created an old bug  where images and files dont show up on the desktop unless you open home directory and click on the desktop folder
[03:41] <jats> AshtonKem:does your mouse still work with your disk OS? Maybe the cable got pulled out or the hardware itself broke.
[03:41] <SydneyGuy> I am trying to mount an ext4 formatted USB HD .....to Ubuntu 9.04
[03:42] <jats> Ashtonkem: Does your mouse...(smiley face accidental).
[03:42] <mogus> anyone know which IRC channel they discuss the Ubuntu site or Ubuntu wiki at?
[03:42] <Jack_Sparrow> coz_ try the old fix    Lost icons after kernel install manually start nautilus and save the session .. then reboot.  But seems some of the customizations may be gone ... window view settings and all
[03:42] <Jack_Sparrow> !offtopic > mogus
[03:42] <AshtonKem> Mouse works on Windows.
[03:42] <coz_> Jack_Sparrow,   yeah I think I will wait till its fixed " again" :)
[03:42] <AshtonKem> And it still freezes if I unplug it.
[03:42] <blizzkid_> AshtonKem: is it the same as https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-openchrome/+bug/179675 ?
[03:43] <SydneyGuy> I click on the places .. it says Unable to mount the volume .. Details   Cannot get volume.fstype.alternative
[03:43] <mogus> (07:42:24 PM) ubottu: <Jack_Sparrow> wants you to know: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics. Thanks!
[03:43] <mogus> (07:42:58 PM) mogus: its about the ubuntu wiki - how is not not ubuntu support related?
[03:43] <Jordan_U> AshtonKem: Can you boot into single user mode?
[03:43] <AshtonKem> How would I do that on the live CD?
[03:43] <Jack_Sparrow> mogus Stop spamming the channel
[03:44] <AshtonKem> blizzkid: No. The system frezes once X starts.
[03:44] <SydneyGuy> I am trying to mount an ext4 formatted USB HD .....to Ubuntu 9.04
[03:44] <SydneyGuy> I click on the places .. it says Unable to mount the volume .. Details   Cannot get volume.fstype.alternative
[03:44] <SydneyGuy> ?
[03:44] <Jordan_U> AshtonKem: I think if you press F6 at the syslinux menu you can add kernel parameters, just add "single"
[03:44] <judget_> I just built the gspca module how do I install it?
[03:44] <SydneyGuy> Please
[03:44] <AshtonKem> Lemme try that.
[03:44] <blizzkid_> AshtonKem: I saw "I wanted to try Ubuntu 7.10 on my wife's laptop. After gnome starts the mouse pointer appears for 1-2 seconds, and after the screen goes black." in it, that's why I suggested it
[03:45] <Ampelbein> mogus: try #ubuntu-website
[03:45] <AshtonKem> Ah.
[03:45] <AshtonKem> The screen doesn't go black, it just stops.
[03:45] <blizzkid_> AshtonKem: stops as in "freezes"?
[03:45] <AshtonKem> Yes.
[03:45] <Jordan_U> AshtonKem: What GPU?
[03:45] <blizzkid_> ic
[03:45] <AshtonKem> 7800GT.
[03:45] <AshtonKem> Nvidia.
[03:45] <jats> AshtonKem: I assume Ctrl-Alt+F1 doesn
[03:46] <jats> 't work.
[03:46] <judget_> ls
[03:46] <blizzkid_> SydneyGuy: what happens if you try to mount the drive from the command line?
[03:46] <SydneyGuy> Can I get help please
[03:46] <AshtonKem> Well, it's completely unresponsive, so I'm guessing not.
[03:46] <mogus> Ampelbein: Thank you so much for the answer. Straight and direct even. Thank Jack for his help too.
[03:46] <AshtonKem> I'll try single, and see if it gives me any definitive errors.
[03:46] <blizzkid_> SydneyGuy: be patient
[03:46] <blizzkid_> SydneyGuy: what happens if you try to mount the drive from the command line?
[03:47] <Ampelbein> mogus: np. for future reference, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat has a list of all the ubuntu related channels.
[03:47] <scott9876> Jack_Sparrow: did what you asked and it made it another ctrl not super key (window key)
[03:48] <mogus> Ampelbein: kthx
[03:48] <mogus> :)
[03:49] <blizzkid_> SydneyGuy: I asked you a question twice, if you're looking for help, it's considered general politeness to answer questions people ask you in order to be able to help you
[03:49] <scott9876> jbmigel: you still here
[03:50] <AshtonKem> Nope, single user works, until I start x.
[03:50] <SydneyGuy> Sorry
[03:50] <SydneyGuy> I was trying to get you accurate answer
[03:50] <SydneyGuy> ok
[03:50] <deepz> #firefox
[03:50] <SydneyGuy> I can with the command  sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/sdb1 /media/Linux_ext4
[03:51] <SydneyGuy> but
[03:51] <SydneyGuy> it is root .. so I did these 2 commands
[03:51] <scott9876> Jack_Sparrow: or jbmigel can you help me out
[03:51] <SydneyGuy> sudo chown -R alnassafi:alnassafi /media/Linux_ext4 and
[03:51] <SydneyGuy> sudo chmod -R  777 /media/Linux_ext4
[03:52] <Guest46706> #techshow
[03:52] <matt098> Hello
[03:52] <blizzkid_> SydneyGuy: ok
[03:52] <Roasted> Question - If I fire up VirtualBox on Ubuntu, can I boot Vista when Vista/Ubuntu are arleady set to dual boot? Or do I have to specifically install Vista "AS" a VM to use?
[03:52] <scott9876> still trying to get my cap-lock key to become a super key
[03:52] <SydneyGuy> I can access it in terminal but in gnome it is still root .. and I get this msg ...DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.Failed: An operation is already pending
[03:53] <blizzkid_> Roasted: you can use an existing install inside vb
[03:53] <scott9876> can someone help me make cap-lock become super key
[03:53] <Entraide-net> Hi I'm on hardy 8.04.2 x86 and my sound don't work after I have done this tutorial : http://www.ubuntu1501.com/2008/06/getting-modem-to-work-in-hardy.html
[03:53] <Roasted> blizzkid_ niiiiice! Thanks dood. Do you have a VirtualBox tutorial you'd recommend? I haven't messed with a VMbefore...
[03:53] <blizzkid_> scott9876: have you tried google?
[03:53] <scott9876> yes
[03:53] <scott9876> I've edit .Xmodmap
[03:53] <scott9876> and it doesn't take
[03:53] <Entraide-net> that website is specialized for my laptop ...
[03:53] <blizzkid_> Roasted: a quick google should help (I don't know the link by heart)
[03:54] <SydneyGuy> also from gnome if i try to mount it ot umount it ....If I try to mount it it says as before cannot get .whatever
[03:54] <AshtonKem> So, no ideas?
[03:54] <SydneyGuy> if i try to umount it it says it is root
[03:54] <Entraide-net> Roasted check out linux journal miro channel or on youtube for a decent tutorial for a tweaked vmware
[03:54] <matt098> Hi guys, I'm trying to setup a media PC using Ubuntu 8.10 and was wondering of anyone had any suggestions for a PCI tv tuner card??
[03:55] <blizzkid_> scott9876: tried the second approach in http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=684811 ?
[03:55] <blizzkid_> !hardware | matt098
[03:55] <Entraide-net> matt098 check thoses with drivers integrated in the linux kernel
[03:55] <usser> matt098, one of earlier circa 2003 pinnacle pctv cards worked for me
[03:55] <scott9876> blizzkid_: will try, thanks
[03:55] <ccb0x45> hey... my ubuntu box froze, and when I tried to ssh into it I got an error saying it couldnt access the .profile because of an IO error, then when i restarted ubuntu tries to start but then it says all my hard drives: reset failed device not ready and takes me to that recovery shell...
[03:55] <ccb0x45> is my hardware screwed or is there anything I can try to do to boot it again
[03:56] <blizzkid_> ccb0x45: sounds like a harddisk failure
[03:56] <matt098> Thanks
[03:56] <Sarthor> Hi, Where to find the manaul for apply the patches here http://www.ssi.bg/~ja/ ,
[03:56] <ccb0x45> well that sucks, its not a very old hard drive
[03:56] <Deevz> Where can I access my trash?
[03:56] <ccb0x45> is there anything I can try
[03:56] <SydneyGuy> Blizzkid_
[03:56] <Entraide-net> ﻿Hi I'm on hardy 8.04.2 x86 and my sound don't work after I have done this tutorial : http://www.ubuntu1501.com/2008/06/getting-modem-to-work-in-hardy.html if someone as an idea tell me ...
[03:56] <goose> Deevz, click the trash can?
[03:56] <blizzkid_> yes SydneyGuy ?
[03:56] <candlejack> oh hi
[03:56] <SydneyGuy> so?
[03:56] <Deevz> goose: where is it?
[03:56] <blizzkid_> so what SydneyGuy?
[03:57] <SydneyGuy> u asked me .. I am waiting for an answer or hint
[03:57] <goose> Deevz, bottom right corner in my screen
[03:57] <koshari> Deevz it would be on your panel unles you removed it
[03:57] <churl> i just started having weird issues with pulseaudio (taking up lots of the cpu & not working) in jaunty.  anyone else creating buzz about a similar bug?
[03:57] <Entraide-net> where I can get help for sound/modem/hardware problems on linux ???
[03:57] <Deevz> I mean, I have one on my panel, but i want an icon on my desktop
[03:57] <blizzkid_> SydneyGuy: you were able to mount it from command line, so I assumed your problem was solved?
[03:57] <AshtonKem> Wonder if it's my wireless card, loading the module always froze Ubuntu.
[03:57] <ccb0x45> is there any thing I can do to try to scan the drive and recover from the errors?
[03:57] <goose> ccb0x45, fsck
[03:57] <SydneyGuy> can not use it in gnome .. still root
[03:57] <Ampelbein> Entraide-net: no need to repeat yourself. see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingSoundProblems for a start.
[03:57] <scott9876> blizzkid_: don't have a superkey on my keyboard
[03:57] <blizzkid_> Deevz: why would you want an icon on your desktop if you have one in the panel?
[03:58] <koshari> Deevz then copy it to the desktop
[03:58] <ccb0x45> can I run that from the recovery shell?
[03:58] <SydneyGuy> blizzkid_ : I will reboot .. maybe .. it will change
[03:59] <koshari> blizzkid because windows has one?
[03:59] <SydneyGuy> Blizzkid_ : can not use it in gnome .. still root
[03:59] <jats> Ashton: I'm not sure that wireless modules are loaded by the livecd. I haven't used an Ubuntu livecd since 8.04, though so I'm not certain.
[03:59] <wolter> what should i use to design a newspaper?
[03:59] <blizzkid_> koshari: so?
[03:59] <blizzkid_> scott9876: keycode 133 is what you need
[03:59] <Madpilot> wolter, Scribus is a very good desktop publishing app
[03:59] <ccb0x45> does busybox have anything like fcsk?
[04:00] <ccb0x45> because it doesnt have that
[04:00] <blizzkid_> SydneyGuy: what do you mean with "still root"?
[04:00] <GillaGal> I just install a new DVD player, but it won't allow me to play movies. Saying " this DVD is intended for play on non-midified region 1 players", yet it is region 1 and a 1 DVD.  Any ideas?
[04:00] <wolter> thanks Madpilot, I'm going to try it out..
[04:00] <koshari> blizzkid beats me, i dont ahve the trash on the desktop nor want it there
[04:00] <Madpilot> wolter, there's a #scribus channel here on freenode, even. Helpful people there.
[04:00] <blizzkid_> koshari: exactly :)
[04:00] <wolter> Madpilot, thanks! It looks very promising
[04:00] <koshari> GillaGal vlc?
[04:00] <blizzkid_> koshari: next question is how do I install ntfs in ubuntu coz windows has it :p
[04:01] <SydneyGuy> Blizzkid_ : If I mount it in terminal and do everything .. it is fine in terminal .. but It is root in gnome
[04:01] <blizzkid_> SydneyGuy: are you mounting it as root in the terminal?
[04:01] <Deevz> blizzkid_: my eee pc's screen isnt very wide, I need to limit the quantity off stuff on my panel
[04:01] <pablo_> gconf-editor ....
[04:01] <SydneyGuy> Blizzkid_ : I can not make folders .. copy and move or anything
[04:02] <GillaGal> koshari yeah I have vlc
[04:02] <Roasted> Anybody good with Virtualbox?
[04:02] <SydneyGuy> Blizzkid_ : sudo mount
[04:02] <blizzkid_> Deevz: I have an EEE too... (a 900) change your text size to 8
[04:02] <blizzkid_> SydneyGuy: so you mounted it as root...
[04:02] <AshtonKem> In the meantime, if I need to replace my wireless card, any decent and cheap USB wireless adaptors anyone knows of? I need to be able to use WPA Personal.
[04:02] <koshari> Roasted what do you wantto know?
[04:02] <blizzkid_> SydneyGuy: try to mount it without sudo in the terminal
[04:02] <koshari> GillaGal and that gives you the error?
[04:02] <pablo_> Roasted : what do you want??
[04:02] <blizzkid_> !hardware | AshtonKem
[04:03] <Roasted> koshari - I have Vista/Ubuntu as dual boot. So I'm trying to fire up Vista virtually. I've never done this before. At the virtual hard disk screen where I create a new virtual machine, I'm just not sure which one I'm to select... Boot Hard Disk Primary Master?
[04:03] <surfinonacid> hello people, I have a ubuntu setup and I'm trying to get a wireless lan set up for a house network... I've looked at various tutorials, but I can't find any of the programs they're suggesting... any ideas?
[04:03] <blizzkid_> Roasted: #virtualbox
[04:03] <SydneyGuy> Blizzkid_ : mount: only root can do that
[04:03] <GillaGal> koshari   XBMC give that error, I checked with their dev's and they say it's the DVD.  Elisa doesn't play.
[04:03] <koshari> AshtonKem if you are using usb maybe an Access Point would be better?
[04:03] <SydneyGuy> Blizzkid_ : can not mount it without sudo
[04:03] <matt098> hay Blizzkid try logging in as root and changing a few premissions
[04:04] <blizzkid_> matt098?
[04:04] <Entraide-net> ﻿﻿Hi I'm on hardy 8.04.2 x86 and my sound don't work after I have done this tutorial : http://www.ubuntu1501.com/2008/06/getting-modem-to-work-in-hardy.html if someone as an idea tell me ...
[04:04] <jats> wolter: You may want to download a few of the font packages in the repository. I think searching 'font' in Synaptic will get you all the font packages.
[04:04] <matt098> i dont no how to pm u
[04:04] <matt098> blizz kid
[04:04] <Deevz> blizzkid_, how do I change my panel font?
[04:04] <Entraide-net> nothing about my problem work
[04:04] <blizzkid_> matt098: what are you trying to tell me?
[04:04] <RHorse> ccb0x45 fsck /dev/sd? or hd?
[04:04] <wolter> jats, well, I have some nice fonts to use already, thanks anyway!
[04:04] <matt098> u said u cant copy or move any of your folders/files right
[04:05] <blizzkid_> Deevz: system --> preferences --> appearance --> fonts
[04:05] <blizzkid_> no matt098
[04:05] <matt098> oo sorry
[04:05] <Roasted> the virtualbox chat is dead... doesn't anybody here know??
[04:05] <koshari> GillaGal while i have xbmc i have not used it to play a dvd, imho dvds are obsolete
[04:05] <SydneyGuy> Blizzkid_ : Is there a user option in the mount command
[04:05] <blizzkid_> Roasted: this is #ubuntu not #virtualbox
[04:05] <koshari> Roasted know what, ask your question
[04:05] <Roasted> blizzkid_ I coulda told ya that, pal ;)
[04:05] <pablo_> Roasted : what do you wanna know?
[04:05] <inasmu> Roasted: I don't think you can do that, I think you need to convert the windows parittions to VirtualBox disk images first
[04:06] <koshari> Roasted prim master will be fine
[04:06] <Roasted> koshari, pablo_ - I have Vista/Ubuntu dual booting already. I'm just trying to fire up Virtualbox to get Vista booted. I just don't know which hard drive setting I am to choose.
[04:06] <blizzkid_> inasmu: wrong
[04:06] <Roasted> koshari - It says no media present, though :(
[04:06] <koshari> Roasted its just a virtual disk image
[04:06] <blizzkid_> inasmu: you can use a physical disk in vb
[04:06] <blizzkid_> SydneyGuy: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-newbie-8/cannot-mount-as-normal-user-425537/
[04:06] <Entraide-net> ﻿Hi I'm on hardy 8.04.2 x86 and my sound don't work after I have done this tutorial : http://www.ubuntu1501.com/2008/06/getting-modem-to-work-in-hardy.html if someone as an idea tell me ...
[04:07] <SydneyGuy> Blizzkid_ : Thanx
[04:07] <blizzkid_> Entraide-net: are you going to keep repeating the same question again and again? If anyone knows the answer, they'll tell you
[04:07] <surfinonacid> anybody have any ideas?
[04:07] <pablo_> Roasted : when you create a new disk in VirtualBox it's for install a new SO, so select primary master....
[04:07] <blizzkid_> surfinonacid: what exactly is the issue?
[04:07] <RHorse> SydneyGuy try umask option
[04:08] <Roasted> pablo_ I'm trying to use an existing Vista partition that's already set up. Does that matter?
[04:08] <koshari> Roasted you cant do that,
[04:08] <blizzkid_> Roasted: use "existing disk" instead of "new disk"
[04:08] <Entraide-net> Roasted if you're on linux please check linux journal screencasts on youtube or miro , you will have the best virtual machine this way
[04:08] <blizzkid_> koshari: you can
[04:08] <pablo_> Roasted: do you need create a image of that disk, to install in virtualbox....
[04:08] <blizzkid_> koshari: Roasted: http://blarts.wordpress.com/2007/12/06/how-to-run-virtualbox-using-a-physical-partition-using-ubuntu-feisty-fawn/
[04:09] <kakashi> can i get some help plz ? i need to compress and tar .wine directory, but i need to keep all the symlinks and file attributes, someone knows how to do it ?
[04:09] <surfinonacid> I'm trying to follow tutorials like https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessNetworking but when it says to go to system-->administration-->networking I get to adminisatration and there's no networking application, just network tools and I'm completely new to linux so I have no idea
[04:09] <koshari> blizzkid_ your telling me you can use an already installed vista in virtualbox?
[04:09] <Entraide-net> blizzkid_ I'll ask 1000 times if I want so shut up !!!
[04:09] <Roasted> blizzkid_ is this really relevant??
[04:09] <blizzkid_> Entraide-net: behave!
[04:09] <wolter> Madpilot, hm... any other app? It doesn't look as good as I thought it would..
[04:09] <blizzkid_> Roasted: http://forums.virtualbox.org/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=3774
[04:09] <RHorse> !love > Entraide-net
[04:10] <Roasted> blizzkid_ are you seeing soemthing I'm not? I don't see how this info helps...
[04:10] <Entraide-net> do you know about vpn , vnc , tunelling , proxies ? I got multiple lan cards also ...
[04:10] <Madpilot> wolter, scribus is pretty much it for DTP on Linux. I know there's people doing newspaper/magazine type layout in it, too. Bit of a learning curve, but all DTP apps have that...
[04:10] <Piet> kakashi: tar cpzf /path/to/where/to/store/archive.tar.gz ~/.wine
[04:11] <blizzkid_> Roasted: "Please have a look at the user manual, section 9.9 (using a raw hard disk from the guest)."
[04:11] <Roasted> now to find the user manual...
[04:11] <blizzkid_> Roasted: isn't that exactly what you're looking for?
[04:11] <jats> wolter: Just curious, what don't you like about it? Also, I don't think there's a good substitute, unfortunately. I have made a paper in it for a school assignment. Worked well, I thought.
[04:11] <pablo_> www.virtualbox.org
[04:11] <boozler> Does any one know of *nix api equivalent to windows "sendinput" or "sendkeys"
[04:11] <blizzkid_> Roasted: just a wild guess... maybe on virtualbox.org?
[04:11] <koshari> Roasted afaik you can use a real disk as a virtual machine but i dont beleive you can run an existing vista disk in vbox, to begin with the drivers will be set up for the actual hardware on the system rather than the virtual environment
[04:11] <inasmu> Roasted: more specifically: http://www.virtualbox.org/manual/UserManual.html#rawdisk
[04:12] <Roasted> hey thanks inasmu!!
[04:12] <Entraide-net> Roasted : http://www.linuxjournal.com/video/run-your-windows-partition-without-rebooting I tell you to go see that for about 5 minutes
[04:12] <lvlefisto> is there a way to load nvidia drivers from the live cd?
[04:13] <pablo_> Starting with version 1.4, as an alternative to using virtual disk images (as described in detail in Chapter 5, Virtual storage), VirtualBox can also present either entire physical hard disks or selected partitions thereof as virtual disks to virtual machines.
[04:13] <Piet> boozler: i could tell you if i knew what "sendinput" or "sendkeys" are
[04:13] <chargersfan420> Hey everyone!  This may sound like a weird question, but is there a way i can verify that my gpu is doing all the graphics work and not the cpu?
[04:13] <koshari> lvlefisto not really as the system prompts for a reboot to load the nvidia drivers
[04:13] <blizzkid_> Roasted: now, be honest, was all that info so hard to find?
[04:13] <curtmack> Okay, question. I'm going to update my nvidia driver to 180.55 because I'm getting a bunch of graphical glitches in X
[04:13] <lvlefisto> koshari: thanks
[04:13] <boozler> Piet: those functions send key strokes or mouse events. basically automate user input to other applications
[04:13] <Roasted> entraide-net - This is for VMWare, not Virtualbox.
[04:13] <Deevz> can i change the size of iconson my desktop?
[04:13] <Roasted> blizzkid_ what's that? The video here?
[04:14] <Entraide-net> I know but it's better but not totally open ...
[04:14] <blizzkid_> Roasted: I mean the vbox manual, how to use physical disks
[04:14] <curtmack> do I have to uninstall my Ubuntu version, reboot, and then install the nvidia release, or should I just be able to uninstall the current version and then install the new release without rebooting?
[04:14] <blizzkid_> Entraide-net: define "better"?
[04:14] <Roasted> blizzkid_ I'm reading through it now, but so far... no dice...
[04:14] <boozler> Piet: Im looking for code to move the mouse around the screen.. basically
[04:14] <Piet> boozler: ah, well many applications on linux have CLIs, so the easiest thing is to use them if you're after automation
[04:14] <ccb0x45> is ata3 usually a dvd drive or a hard drive?
[04:14] <Entraide-net> better is a matter of choice ...
[04:14] <blizzkid_> Entraide-net: in my experience vbox is far better than vmware on the desktop
[04:15] <Roasted> I guess it was just my mistake for thinking maybe more people than myself just happened to think, oh, I dual boot - but let's try virtualizing windows that already exists!
[04:15] <boozler> Piet: yeah but that's not really the solution i'm looking for
[04:15] <Entraide-net> Vmware support 3D and native partition , VirtualBox only begin to use that
[04:15] <Roasted> VMware is a cost product though, isnt it?
[04:15] <blizzkid_> Roasted: it's a common thing, so a simple google would have showed you how to do it, but no, you ask in #ubuntu, and then ignore links being given to you, or only read them partly
[04:15] <matt098> noop
[04:16] <ziroday> Entraide-net: err vbos supports though as awell
[04:16] <matt098> vmware has its free versions
[04:16] <Piet> boozler: sounds to me like you should be using some programming language with a gtk interface.
[04:16] <chuck_> Deevz, right click the icon and choose stretch icon
[04:16] <Entraide-net> nope for linux it's free in two versions
[04:16] <ziroday> Entraide-net: virtualbox even
[04:16] <blizzkid_> Entraide-net: native partition as in physical?
[04:16] <matt098> i use it on my windows xp pc to learn ubuntu
[04:16] <Entraide-net> yes physical
[04:16] <Roasted> blizzkid_ Actually, I did google... but everywhere I read was people setting up a new install of XP/Vista. And the links being supplied to me through this chat (although I appreciate the help) weren't relevant to me.
[04:16] <blizzkid_> Entraide-net: vbox supports that since 2007
[04:16] <Roasted> blizzkid_ I utilize google every day of the week since I work in IT Support. I guess it was my mistake for thinking maybe this channel would be of some use. But hey, thanks anyway.
[04:16] <blizzkid_> Roasted: how is "read chapter 9 of the manual" not relevant?
[04:17] <chargersfan420> anyone know a way i can verify that my gpu is doing all the graphics work and not the cpu?
[04:17] <Roasted> blizzkid_ I just told you I'm reading through it now.
[04:17] <Roasted> but so far, everything else has been irrelevant
[04:17] <ziroday> chargersfan420: pastebin your glxinfo
[04:17] <Acaceol> I don't have a /dev/fb0. I'm assuming that's bad.
[04:17] <Acaceol> How do I fix it?
[04:17] <Decepticon> how can i link a log file to my public_html so that i can see a constantly updated version of it via the web (insteead of copying a static snapshot of the file over to public_html)
[04:17] <jats> matt098: Wubi is an easy way to try Ubuntu w/o virtualizing it. Have you considered that as an option?
[04:17] <ziroday> Acaceol: its fine
[04:17] <Entraide-net> blizzkid_ what about the 3d on virtualbox ???
[04:17] <inasmu> Decepticon: set up a symlink in public_html?
[04:17] <Acaceol> ziroday: A game I'm trying to play won't work without it. (Egoboo)
[04:18] <blizzkid_> Roasted: so don't say it's not relevant... Not trying to judge you, but sometimes you have to put in some effort, and thorouhly read what people tell you, before judging it as irrelevanr
[04:18] <ziroday> Entraide-net: virtualbox has 3D support
[04:18] <Deevz> thx chuck_, thats awesome
[04:18] <blizzkid_> Entraide-net: that's indeed quite new
[04:18] <ziroday> Acaceol: I can't help you with that sorry
[04:18] <chargersfan420> ziroday: sorry, i'm a bit new to this... what is pastebin?
[04:18] <ziroday> !pastebin | chargersfan420
[04:18] <chuck_> Deevz, your welcome
[04:18] <Roasted> blizzkid_ When I'm being given links on forums dated years ago that are in no way shape or form relevant to what I'm doing, I then begin the right to say "This is not what I was looking for." So don't crap your pants when I ask again hoping for more answers.
[04:18] <Roasted> that's all I'm saying
[04:19] <inasmu> Roasted, blizzkid_: take it into a PM
[04:19] <Roasted> nah
[04:19] <ziroday> Roasted: blizzkid_ I think it might be a good idea to stop this discussion here
[04:19] <Roasted> nah
[04:19] <porter1> Has anyone else been experiencing problems with gnome-screensaver not accepting password? Instead, I have to go back to gdm and login that way...
[04:19] <blizzkid_> ziroday: yeah, I'm not even wasting more energy on stubborn people right now
[04:19] <Entraide-net> I need to patch alsa-driver http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/ can someone explain me how to do it for hardy ???
[04:20] <Roasted> :)
[04:20] <Acaceol> Can anyone help me get framebuffer working? (That's what /dev/fb0 is for, right? I've no idea what I'm doing.)
[04:20] <blizzkid_> it's just if someone asks how do I do xyz and you point them to a website titled how to do xyz, that seems fairly relevant to me
[04:20] <porter1> Entraide-net, why not use the deb provided?
[04:20] <Piet> Decepticon: you may also need to instruct the web server to follow this symbolic link. For example, if using Apache, you'd need to add something like <Directory /home/user123/~public_html/>Options +FollowSymlinks</Directory>
[04:21] <Decepticon> it seems like its working
[04:21] <Decepticon> inasmu and Piet
[04:21] <wolter> Madpilot, yeah you were right..
[04:21] <porter1> Entraide-net, as long as you have the development tools installed, the package should install
[04:21] <wolter> Madpilot, I was looking for columns, now i've found the
[04:21] <wolter> m
[04:21] <Entraide-net> the deb don't work it worked on 8.04 but not on 8.04.2 I don't know why and that why I'm stuck without sound now
[04:21] <chargersfan420> ziroday: thanks.  it is here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/172061/
[04:21] <truecmt> hi
[04:22] <jats> Acaceol: I think framebuffer issues can be caused by the system being overloaded with programs running.
[04:22] <truecmt> is there any reason why i should use ubuntu rather than gentoo?
[04:22] <mankash> how to install network card in ubuntu server
[04:22] <blizzkid_> anyways, I'm off for a short night's sleep
[04:22] <rabid> i am getting "hard resetting link" messages for my root device quite frequently in my syslog, i had not noticed this before moving to jaunty from intrepid, any suggestions
[04:22] <mankash> is it plug and play
[04:22] <ziroday> chargersfan420: the gpu is doing the graphical rendering
[04:22] <jats> Acaceol: I'm not experienced with the framebuffer, though.
[04:22] <Deevz> blizzkid_: you who has an eee pc, have you found a way to turn up the volume higher?
[04:22] <Entraide-net> gentoo is for specialists no versions auto-update do it yourself ... quite powerful indeed
[04:22] <Deevz> it really isnt loud at all, can barely hear anything
[04:23] <inasmu> truecmt: they are very different, ubuntu is much easier to set up and has a lot of things built for you, and with gentoo your system will be completely tailored to your computer
[04:23] <porter1> Entraide-net, you might completey break things, I'm guessing you would have to uninstall Alsa as a package and compile it yourself, not sure though.
[04:23] <chargersfan420> ziroday:  thank you.  i need to reboot and check again... will you still be here or can you point out what part of it tells you that?
[04:23] <ziroday> Deevz: try putting PCM volume louder
[04:23] <inasmu> truecmt: I've run both distros a lot if you want to discuss it in a PM
[04:23] <truecmt> sure
[04:23] <Entraide-net> porter1 can you show me how or tell me where to seek ?
[04:24] <Deevz> ziroday: it is already maxed out :(
[04:24] <ziroday> chargersfan420: sure, if you do glxinfo | grep render it should say your graphics card and direct rendering: Yes
[04:24] <devindersingh> hi
[04:24] <Entraide-net> there's patchs files don't it work with them ?
[04:24] <jats> truecmt: I think there are articles written regarding Ubuntu vs. Gentoo. Try searching google or the Ubuntu or Gentoo wikis.
[04:24] <deminished> hi i have a phrase list 2000 lines long i need to replace each line with 'phrase' or '%phrase' or '%phrase%' or 'phrase%' or
[04:24] <deminished> can any one tell me a good tool to do this ?
[04:24] <devindersingh> i have configures squid on Ubuntu
[04:24] <devindersingh> on a machine with 2 NIC
[04:24] <porter1> Entraide-net, go find the source for ALSA at alsa-project.org
[04:24] <Entraide-net> Gentoo is perfect but not for beginners
[04:25] <chargersfan420> ziroday:  thanks again!  I'll be back shortly
[04:25] <Acaceol> jats: I don't have /dev/fb0, so I'm thinking it's not installed, or I'm not using it, or something.
[04:25] <devindersingh> how can i forward all the proxy traffic to anothe prtoxy server
[04:25] <mankash> how to make ubuntu detect new NIC card
[04:25] <ziroday> chargersfan420: have fun
[04:25] <bc> anyone know where the gnome weather applet stores its data?
[04:25] <porter1> Then just patch using tha patch files provided
[04:25] <devindersingh> eth0 WAN eth1 LAN
[04:25] <Entraide-net> I use it how ???
[04:25] <syntax\> ne one experiencing vlc to freeze / hang when watching movies or soemthing?
[04:25] <devindersingh> i want all uses from LAN to get to a nother proxy server
[04:25] <devindersingh> 202.75.62.230:62001
[04:25] <porter1> Entraide-net, do you know how to patch files?
[04:25] <Entraide-net> no
[04:26] <Piet> mankash: if the kernel version you are provides support for the NIC's chipset then just plug it in (after powering off, of course)
[04:26] <Entraide-net> I'm not there cause I know how ... I'm totaly out of it this time ...
[04:26] <surfinonacid> I'm still trying to figure this one out... nothing's working yet, did you figure anything out?
[04:26] <jats> Acaceol: I'm not familiar with it, so I don't think I can be of much help. But I do know from working with /dev that sometimes no digits are appended. Try /dev/fd.
[04:27] <porter1> Entraide-net, I believe that those patch files just need you to use the 'patch' command on whatever you are modifying
[04:27] <Piet> deminished: awk or sed
[04:27] <mankash> actually I have installed in a virtual machine and after installing I enabled the network card, lspci is showign the network card
[04:27] <jats> Acaceol: I'm really taking educated guesses, I'm hoping someone with actual knowledge about the framebuffer can help you.
[04:27] <mankash> ifconfig doesn't show it
[04:27] <matt098> Can anyone tell me how to whisper or pm people ?
[04:27] <deminished> ill check them out
[04:27] <Madpilot> matt098, /msg <username> <message>
[04:28] <matt098> thx u
[04:28] <fornix> mankash, try $ sudo ifconfig eth1 up
[04:28] <fornix> if eth0 is your current network card
[04:28] <devindersingh> yes eth0 to WAN
[04:28] <devindersingh> eth1 LAN
[04:29] <devindersingh> and i have squid running on the Ubuntu machine
[04:29] <Entraide-net> don't seem to work
[04:29] <GillaGal> how do I set me region on a new DVD drive?
[04:29] <Acaceol> jats: There's a /dev/fd/. The game is trying to use /dev/fb0/, though.
[04:29] <Entraide-net> how I do that ???
[04:29] <devindersingh> clients get DHCP from Eth1 LAN
[04:29] <matt098> is there anyone on that is or has built a media pc that runs and used a tv tuner card.  then i can talk to for some advice on building one ?
[04:29] <porter1> Entraide-net, start off by using 'git clone git://git.alsa-project.org/alsa-driver.git alsa-driver', which is I believe what you are wanting
[04:29] <mankash> fornix: thx
[04:30] <devindersingh> when they browse i want all to go through a proxy server 202.75.62.230:62001
[04:30] <syntax\> anyone ^_^
[04:30]  * Acaceol finds it hard to believe that anyone can use Linux and actually know what they're doing.
[04:30] <Jordan_U> !dvd | GillaGal
[04:30] <deminished> Piet awk is a programing language i am unfamiliar with and sed i am unsure how could help me can you provide some kind of example ?
[04:30] <fornix> mankash: np.
[04:31] <mankash> I have question regarding iptable, need to forward port to another machine ip with different port
[04:31] <jats> Acaceol: I meant to say /dev/fb not /dev/fd. I know that you can use /dev/sda to access the entire disk instead of /dev/sda1, so maybe /dev/fb works but not /dev/fb0?
[04:31] <Piet> deminished: awk is not a programming language, ven though its syntax can seem complex.
[04:31] <Acaceol> jats: There is no /dev/fb.
[04:31] <porter1> Entraide-net, other than that, you might want to go to an ALSA chatroom or mailing list for help
[04:31] <Jordan_U> Piet: Actually yes, it is
[04:32] <Entraide-net> hey I'm just an intermediate user get easy on me ... this bug never happen before and my hardware support easily linux so I cannot understand all of this ... I'm not ready for 1337 stuff ...
[04:32] <porter1> Entriade-net, what was the problem with using the package specifically?
[04:32] <mankash> I want to forward  machineA IP:port80 to MachineB IP:port4000 using iptable
[04:32] <jats> Acaceol: That was a guess on my part. I don't think i have the knowledge to help you, sorry.
[04:33] <Acaceol> jats: That's fine, I doubt anyone does... Linux hates me. A lot.
[04:34] <Piet> deminished: here's a simplistic sed example to convert 'foo bar baz' into 'foo BAR baz': sed 's/^foo bar baz/foo BAR baz/'
[04:34] <Entraide-net> my modem deb stop the sound and the alsa deb patch it to work again but it worked on 8.04 but not on 8.04.2 maybe it's alsa version or the linux kernel that does the bug
[04:34] <chargersfan420> ziroday:  Could you take a look at this and see if any red flags go off? http://paste.ubuntu.com/172065/
[04:34] <mactimes> Acaceol: Hey
[04:34] <deminished> ok i am reading a tutorial now..
[04:34] <Acaceol> mactimes: Hello
[04:34] <mactimes> Acaceol: You were saying there is a game trying to access /dev/fb0 when it was supposed to be accessing /dev/fd0, is that correct?
[04:35] <ziroday> chargersfan420: you're good
[04:35] <Acaceol> mactimes: It's using DirectFB, so no, I don't think so. I just don't have a /dev/fb0.
[04:35] <Entraide-net> so I was updating my modem drivers but the alsa patch deb haven't worked well
[04:35] <mactimes> Acaceol: Oh, I see.
[04:36] <Acaceol> And I have no clue how to get one. Or what it is, even.
[04:36] <porter1> Entriade-net, well, you can try what I've mentioned already, and get the alsa-driver stuff from git
[04:36] <porter1> then run the patch
[04:36] <matt098> dose anyone no if there is yet a working driver for the ati radeon hd 4870 video card? for ubuntu 8.10???
[04:36] <chargersfan420> ziroday:  okay thanks... it's just that on a normal boot, i see fglrx interrupt the cpu @ 60 Hz (in powertop), but after hibernating, the entry is gone... maybe its more of a powertop issue
[04:36] <ziroday> chargersfan420: no idea sorry
[04:36]  * Acaceol goes back to XP. :/
[04:37] <rabid> been getting continuous, "hard resetting link" messages about my root device,  how can i resolve thise http://pastebin.com/m73ef1863
[04:38] <Entraide-net> porter can I run the patch now and how ?
[04:40] <porter1> Entriade-net, I'm assuming you can cd to the directory you want to patch, and then do something like 'patch -p0 < patch-name.patch'
[04:40] <AC2009> Hello, I was wondering how to enable 1920x1200 screen resolution in Ubuntu 9.04.  The display settings will only go to 1440x900.  Under XP my video card and LCD will go to 1920x1200.  I have a Radeon 9700 video card
[04:40] <porter1> Entriade-net, you might want to change the relative paths in the patch file though
[04:40] <AaronMT> !resolution
[04:41] <loser> hi everyone! how do u exit X Server? i want to install nvidia driver in jaunty thanks in advance
[04:41] <outbri> ctrl-backspace
[04:41] <porter1> crl+alt=BkSpace
[04:41] <AC2009> thank you
[04:41] <porter1> :)
[04:41] <AaronMT> It's disabled in Jaunty
[04:41] <rabid> ctl+alt+f1 drops you out to tty1
[04:42] <outbri> rabid:that leaves X running, though?
[04:42] <rabid> kill it then, stop gdm and any Xorgs
[04:42] <rabid> i usually just log out, then /etc/init.d/gdm stop temporarily
[04:42] <outbri> so ctrl-alt-f1, login and then killall X should do it for you loser.
[04:43] <porter1> If it doesn't want to stop killal is your friedn :)
[04:43] <porter1> I cannot type tonight...
[04:43] <rabid> cept gdm will restart the xserver if you leave that going
[04:43] <rabid> so go ahead and shut it down
[04:44] <rabid> anyone seen my crazy DRDY ERR with hard resetting links message for /dev/sda in jaunty?
[04:44] <fido> ESPAÑOL
[04:45] <Cryptic_Bat> How do i get this working 01:01.0 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4401 100Base-T (rev 01)
[04:45] <fido> hola
[04:45] <pablo> si?
[04:45] <AaronMT> !english > fido
[04:45] <xangua> ubottu: !es | fido pablo
[04:45] <Piet> !es > fido
[04:45] <Cryptic_Bat> !es | fido
[04:45] <porter1> Spam him!
[04:45] <pablo> thanks
[04:46] <MTecknology> How do I update my system time from cli?
[04:46] <AaronMT> sudo apt-get update
[04:46] <Entraide-net> porter1: Which file I tell it to patch ???
[04:46] <RHorse> MTecknology date
[04:46] <Cryptic_Bat> How do i get this working 01:01.0 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4401 100Base-T (rev 01)?
[04:46] <MTecknology> RHorse: I meant sync from NTP
[04:46] <porter1> Entriade, all you need to do is be in the folder that corresponds with what the patch file is looking for.
[04:47] <redpearl> there's a discrepancy when i check folder size via two tools. one is "du -h" and the other is right click and properties the folder via nautilus
[04:47] <redpearl> which is correct?
[04:47] <Entraide-net> can't find file to patch at input line 4
[04:47] <Entraide-net> Perhaps you used the wrong -p or --strip option?
[04:47] <Entraide-net> The text leading up to this was:
[04:47] <Entraide-net> --------------------------
[04:47] <Entraide-net> |diff -urN alsa-driver-git20090424/alsa-kernel/pci/hda/hda_codec.c alsa-driver-git20090424-hda/alsa-kernel/pci/hda/hda_codec.c
[04:47] <FloodBot1> Entraide-net: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:47] <MTecknology> caimlas: hi
[04:47] <caimlas> MTecknology, hi.
[04:47] <Piet> MTecknology: sudo aptitude install ntp
[04:47] <jeniffer> hello boys! I would like to know if some of you know what is the driver Ubuntu uses to manage touchscreens......Thanks a lot!!!
[04:48] <Entraide-net> porter1: that's the problem
[04:49] <MTecknology> Piet: How do I sync w/ that?
[04:49] <Decepticon> how do i change the time
[04:49] <MTecknology> Piet: I've never done it
[04:49] <Piet> Cryptic_Bat: if the module for this NIC is already loaded, just add am 'iface' stanza to /etc/network/interfaces
[04:49] <Piet> MTecknology: the package installs a daemon which does it automatically.
[04:49] <Decepticon> how can i update time with the atomic clocks and change my timezone
[04:49] <porter1> Entriade-net, the paths are wrong. You must change the relative paths in the patch file itslef first.
[04:49] <Decepticon> i am on command line
[04:50] <MTecknology> Piet: nice :)
[04:50] <Piet> MTecknology: i think there is also the ntpdate package which you can - as a replacement to 'ntp' - use to update the time manually from a remote ntp server
[04:50] <SaEeDIRHA> hello there, how can i turn off music auto play when i move my mouse cursor over mp3 file ?
[04:51] <Piet> Decepticon: see my recent conversation with MTecknology
[04:51] <porter1> Entriade-net, an example. THe first line says 'diff -urN alsa-driver-git20090424/alsa-kernel/pci/hda/hda_codec.c alsa-driver-git20090424-hda/alsa-kernel/pci/hda/hda_codec.c'
[04:51] <ziroday> SaEeDIRHA: Edit > Preferences > Preview
[04:51] <porter1> Entriade-net, you don't need all those other folders at the beginning necessarily, depending on where your patching
[04:51] <Decepticon> Piet oh thats amazing i didnt see your very recent conversation
[04:52] <Decepticon> about the same thing heh
[04:52] <Piet> Decepticon: to change your timezone, run this: sudo tzconfig
[04:52] <Decepticon> i am retarded
[04:52] <SaEeDIRHA> ziroday: thank you :D
[04:52] <razerblk_> all good im a newbi too
[04:52] <Decepticon> (Piet) MTecknology: sudo aptitude install ntp
[04:52] <mib_x0606gkw> Hey can anyone help me cam isnt working in skype but it works everwhere ese, all i get in skype is white where my video should be and also  get shite on the other persons cam too is there anything i can do?
[04:52] <Piet> Decepticon: funny coincident
[04:52] <mib_x0606gkw> white*
[04:53] <kaikirske> #channel
[04:53] <caimlas> I've got an integrated USB card reader (3.5" bay) - it has a usb port, SD, CF, MMC, etc. ports. it worked in 8.10 but does not in 9.04 - specifically, the card reader portion doesn't detect SD card insertion any longer (though CF works). CF card + SD card causes an (unrecoverable, w/o dis/reconnecting it to the motherboard) USB disconnect. lsusb reports it as ID 0bda:0151 Realtek Semiconductor Corp. Mass Stroage Device
[04:53] <jeniffer> hi. some of you could please tellme which driver ubuntu uses for touchcreens???
[04:53] <Cryptic_Bat> Piet: It seem that when i in stall the lxde networmanager the afformentioned network card disapeares from the ifconfig out put
[04:54] <caimlas> jeniffer, what kind of touchscreen?
[04:54] <caimlas> jeniffer, it all depends on how the hw is designed and connected, as well as the controller.
[04:54] <Decepticon> Piet what package is tzconfig from
[04:55] <skot> irc.rebelwratch.com
[04:55] <KingKimi> Hello all !
[04:55] <matt098> hi
[04:55] <Piet> Cryptic_Bat: i don't know lxde network manager, so i'm afraid i cannot help there.
[04:55] <jeniffer> caimlas this is a elo touch screen using usb conection
[04:55] <mib_x0606gkw> Hey can anyone help me cam isnt working in skype but it works everwhere ese, all i get in skype is white where my video should be and also  get shite on the other persons cam too is there anything i can do?
[04:55] <caimlas> jeniffer, is it registered via lsusb?
[04:56] <MTecknology> Piet: what's a server I could sync from?
[04:56] <Piet> Deception, apt-file could tell, and so can http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[04:56] <caimlas> jeniffer, ie type 'lsusb' with plugged in and see if it registers.
[04:56] <Mikey^> I use window maker, Is there any dock app for network manager ?
[04:56] <Mikey^> I need to open a terminal always to connect to wireless network
[04:56] <Cryptic_Bat> Piet: Do i need to download the broadcom linux driver?
[04:57] <KingKimi> mib_x0606gkw, have you seen !webcam in ubottu ?
[04:57] <KingKimi> !webcam
[04:57] <caimlas> jeniffer, is it integral to the system (ie part of a laptop) or is it a standalone device?
[04:57] <mib_x0606gkw> Yes
[04:57] <mib_x0606gkw> my cam used to work
[04:57] <jeniffer> yes
[04:57] <mib_x0606gkw> but sence i upgraded
[04:57] <mib_x0606gkw> it hast on skype
[04:57] <FloodBot1> mib_x0606gkw: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:57] <jeniffer> caimlas yes it is registered
[04:57] <Piet> MTecknology: which country is the system located in?
[04:57] <MTecknology> Piet: US, -6
[04:57] <koala8919> The splashcreen of my ubuntu 9.04 doesn't finish it's load anymore, instead it shows the kernel infos and then go to GDM. I'd already added "quiet" on ther kernel parameter of the boot entry. Please help, thanks
[04:57] <jeniffer> caimlas it is a stand alone screen
[04:58] <Piet> Cryptic_Bat: run this to see if a module was already loaded: sudo lsmod|grep bcm
[04:58] <Piet> MTecknology: us.pool.ntp.org
[04:58] <caimlas> jeniffer, ok. what's the device ID?
[04:58] <caimlas> jeniffer, the full output line for that device should suffice
[04:58] <mano> i'm a beginner at ubuntu . i want to make a batch type file to echo my uptime. i know i can type uptime in terminal. i put it in pad and run it as an excutable but it just flashes and closes, anyone know what i'm doing wrong?
[04:58] <zanberdo_> I've recently installed ubuntu jaunty netremix on my new asus eeepc 901. Everything seems to work, but for some reason I can't get it to connect to my wireless network. It's configured identical to the machine I'm currently using (save that this is running intrepid) and I'm not sure where to look for information/logging
[04:58] <jeniffer> caimlas ID 04e7:0020 Elo TouchSystems
[04:59] <caimlas> manio, you want to have uptime displayed repetitively in a terminal?
[04:59] <porter1> koala8919, do you have nvidia drivers? Some computers seem to not have the nvidia logo appear anymore
[04:59] <Piet> MTecknology: http://www.pool.ntp.org/en/use.html
[04:59] <MTecknology> Piet: thanks :)
[05:00] <mano> yep in terminal is good caimlas! just when i double click the batch. i just want it simple so i double click it when i need to, i'm a beginner so dont want it ultra complex yet
[05:00] <porter1> So it jumps back out and then back in because (I'm guessing) it cannot find the nvidia display screen
[05:00] <koala8919> porter1: nope, mine's an intel...
[05:00] <KingKimi> koala8919, sudo update-usplash-theme
[05:00] <MTecknology> Piet: it was irritating having my irc and desktop report diff times :P
[05:00] <Piet> MTecknology: welcome :)
[05:00] <KingKimi> koala8919, sudo apt-get install usplash-theme-ubuntu
[05:00] <MTecknology> only 2min
[05:00] <caimlas> manio, watch uptime
[05:00] <caimlas> type that in terminal, that what you want?
[05:01] <Piet> Cryptic_Bat: apparently the card must have been working already since you say it did show up in the 'ifconfig' output
[05:01] <koala8919> KIngKimi: Thanks will try it :)
[05:02] <KingKimi> koala8919, good luck !
[05:02] <mano> ok thanks caimlas that worked well. i put that in text editor and terminal popped up ok. i take it the only way to get out of it is to crtl + c or X close?
[05:02] <caimlas> jeniffer, this thread should help point you to what you're after (ie whether a vendor has supplied a driver, or whether the kindly open source people have implemented one themselves): http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=579155
[05:02] <Piet> Cryptic_Bat: when run without additional parameters, this command only lists NICs that are active, i.e. a driver module is available and loaded and the NIC is actually ready to transfer data.
[05:02] <caimlas> mano, sure
[05:03] <caimlas> jeniffer, is that helpful?
[05:03] <caimlas> jeniffer, I didn't read through the whole thing
[05:03] <chaorain> Hey I'm trying to shrink an xfs partition (Yes I know, impossible). If I use Clonezilla to back up the partition to a another disk (both are local) then delete the XFS then make a smaller XFS partition, would it work? (Also need to do this with XP)
[05:03] <Piet> Cryptic_Bat: apparently the lxde network manager disables the interface, for a reson i do not know. if that is a problem, then i suggest you do not use this application.
[05:03] <caimlas> jeniffer, I suspect that it might not work w/ the newer releases, for one reason or another, but give a read.
[05:03] <jeniffer> caimlas i asked because the touchscreen is working right in ubuntu, but i need to install some driver in another distro... i will read
[05:03] <jeniffer> caimlas thanks a lot!
[05:03] <mano> is there any way i can make it open in terminal without making it an excutable in properties? like making it a different extension
[05:03] <caimlas> jeniffer, good luck and stuff
[05:04] <jeniffer> caimlas i will need it....i have been trying to do that a week ago
[05:04] <koala8919> KingKimi: By the way, I have just added the grub entry of ubuntu on the menu.lst of my Arch Linux install.  Would this by the cause of such problem?
[05:04] <caimlas> mano, first, what are you doing w/ this crap in a script? it's a single command. second, it doesn't matter what the extension is - chmod +x can/will make any file executable.
[05:04] <Piet> chaorain: that would work. but you would still not have the old data on the new file system :-P
[05:05] <KingKimi> koala8919, if you didnot enter the correct UUID it might cause problems ........
[05:05] <Chepo> Wasap.
[05:05] <mano> just curious how it works caimlas only had it a couple of days , did not know chmod command
[05:05] <chaorain> Piet, I forgot to include use clone zilla to restore partition. Would it work?
[05:05] <ZykoticK9> 9.04 Mouse is suddenly laggy, when X starts from a fresh boot mouse is fine, then after a period (a minute or so) it feels like it's underwater.  If the mouse is continually moved after a fresh boot, it will work correctly until you stop mouse movement - then the problem will immediately be present?!
[05:05] <RHorse> !cli
[05:06] <koala8919> KingKimi: I didn't have the UUID, I just used the real entry itself for the partition :)
[05:06] <caimlas> mano, word of advice, don't use GUI tools for console/raw manipulation. it'll only screw you up
[05:06] <Piet> chaorain: not into a smaller partition, no. i think what you really want to do is to copy the files
[05:06] <mano> ok man thanks!
[05:06] <KingKimi> koala8919, in ubuntu terminal, do these 4 commands >> http://paste.ubuntu.com/172074/
[05:07] <KingKimi> koala8919, i had* this problem... and these 4 commands solved it out
[05:07] <mano> i made a couple of ones to kill stuff that hang too so got happy with that , my adventures so far are one liner commands lol
[05:07] <chaorain> Piet, Clonezilla won't copy into a smaller partition? btw the XFS is NOT full about 200 GB free.
[05:08] <GillaGal> Can anyone tell me how I set me region on a new DVD drive?  regionset doesn't seem to work.
[05:08]  * burner likes hotkeys to launch things
[05:08] <Scruff_Mcgruff> my ubuntu partitioning fails at 33% anyone else ever get that? it happens every time.
[05:08] <KingKimi> koala8919, after you compare with the first,  if you find it ddifferent, update that file using the second line
[05:08] <zanberdo_> ok
[05:08] <zanberdo_> so
[05:09] <burner> GillaGal: did you install regionset?
[05:09] <zanberdo_> what might cause my wifi to connect to one router and not to my router at home?
[05:09] <zanberdo_> I've disabled all encryption and still it won't connect
[05:09] <zanberdo_> now, it scans just fine, I can see my router, along with my neighbors
[05:09] <koala8919> KingKimi: Do I really need the UUID?
[05:09] <Piet> chaorain: what clonezilla does is to create an image of the entire partition. this image still refers to the fully sized partition and this will never change.
[05:09] <KingKimi> koala8919, i think "yes" :P :P .. i had your problem... and those 4 lines helped me to solve it ... do that in ubuntu's terminal  ... give it a try //
[05:09] <voxadam> I just installed 9.04 on an old box I dug out of the closet but every time I boot the kernel crashes, usually before hitting KDM and always before reaching the desktop. How do I keep X from starting and go text only so I can poke around?
[05:09] <zanberdo_> and I've used this device at a different location where I was able to connect
[05:09]  * bc likes that burner likes hotkeys to launch things because bc likes hotkeys to launch things
[05:09] <KB1JWQ> zanberdo_: SSID issues?
[05:10] <burner> zanberdo_: maybe it has the info stored about your router with a key?  Try changing the SSID even... or update your firmware
[05:10] <zanberdo_> KB1JWQ, please elaborate
[05:10] <Piet> chaorain: use cp -pr
[05:10] <koala8919> KingKimi: Here is my grub entry for ubuntu, I can boot from it...http://pastebin.com/m273ddfb7
[05:10] <zanberdo_> burner, I will try changing the ssid, but other devices in my home can connect
[05:10] <KB1JWQ> SSID broadcast disabled breaks some units.
[05:10] <chaorain> Piet, Ok so just copy the files? btw the XFS is the /var for an old (8.10) install (still runs)
[05:10] <zanberdo_> burner, it's just this new netbook
[05:10] <burner> voxadam: you can boot the "recovery" kernel via grub by pressing esc in the beginning of the boot process
[05:10] <RHorse> zanberdo_ try from cli and see if any err msgs pop up
[05:11] <zanberdo_> burner, and the firmware is dd-wrt 24sp1 on linksyswrt54g ver2 router, so it's pretty much the latest
[05:11] <burner> zanberdo_: and maybe "network-manager" or hte applet in the top right where you control wifi from has a bad key stored.  Right-click, edit connections, and check out "wireless"
[05:11] <KingKimi> koala8919, but why dont you try those 4 lines in my paste ? ;-)
[05:11] <zanberdo_> burner, yes, I've checked that, deleted the config several times. still no go...
[05:12] <johnP> Im in Unbuntu HELL Im new to Unbuntu new as in just this last hour. Im an Unbuntu Virgin. In add remove programs, can i search the drive to add programs, lets say programs on my desktop with a .deb file extention?
[05:12] <zanberdo_> but I think I will try to change the ssid
[05:12] <Entraide-net> how to patch alsa ???? .patch file type
[05:12] <burner> johnP: just double-click the .deb on your desktop to install it
[05:12] <burner> Entraide-net: that involves compiling software...  are you sure you need to patch alsa?
[05:12] <KingKimi> johnP, double click the .deb file..
[05:13] <RocknRoll> what Programming language should i study to develop app for linux?/
[05:13] <burner> zanberdo_: try one without spaces or a shorter name?  is it 802.11b and your router is set to only allow g?  /me shrugs... Best of luck!
[05:13] <Entraide-net> compiling grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
[05:13] <stevecam> why does my ubuntu log out after i leave it locked for a while
[05:14] <burner> RocknRoll: bash, gtk, qt, wxwidgets, python, c++, c, perl, ruby
[05:14] <burner> :)
[05:14] <koala8919> KingKimi: I'll just have to finish some things on my arch, will boot and try what you've said after...:) Thanks again
[05:14] <zanberdo_> burner, yes, I've considered all those items (thank you). the name is 4 chars, no spaces or special chars. the router is configured for mixed mode (b/g) with wpa with tkip & aes support...
[05:14]  * RocknRoll sighs
[05:14] <Piet> chaorain: yup, as i said :)
[05:14] <burner> Entraide-net: if you sound doesn't work... maybe there are other fixes
[05:14] <KingKimi> koala8919, bonne chance !
[05:14] <KingKimi> koala8919, good luck
[05:15] <joe_> Can someone help me fix my mouse on Jaunty? It shoots across the screen and clicks randomly when it feels like
[05:15] <RocknRoll> burner: gimmer minimun no of languages ;)
[05:15] <burner> zanberdo_: yeah sorry amigo... i'm out of ideas, but you sound like you're going to get it :)
[05:15] <Entraide-net> burner : ﻿I'm on hardy 8.04.2 x86 and my sound don't work after I have done this tutorial : http://www.ubuntu1501.com/2008/06/getting-modem-to-work-in-hardy.html if someone as an idea tell me ...
[05:16] <johnP> I cant do that.. this thing called a package installer pops up and tells me something about a dependency is not satisfiable; libdbus-1-2 (>=60) im thinking, yeah right.. whatever.. o.k. what does all that crap mean? lucky for me.. i did find the add remove program and managed to doenload and install the filew from there.. but i need to know cus i may have to download things off the net that is not in the add remove programs list.
[05:16] <RocknRoll> burner: gimme minimun no of languages ;)
[05:16] <burner> RocknRoll: it really depends on where you want to contribute... if you just want to hack on some app... find out what that app is coded in :)  if you want to start from scratch, analyze what your app should do first...
[05:16] <chaorain> Piet, ok thanks for all the help. Boy I love my 1.5tb hdd for backups :D
[05:16] <Entraide-net> the second .deb should have patched alsa but It don't seem to have worked
[05:16] <stevecam> is there a way to stop ubuntu from logging out automaticly
[05:16] <burner> chaorain: sbackup?  I'm curious what you use
[05:16] <johnP> or else i would not be taling now in xchat..
[05:17] <jbl1> RocknRoll: depends, if you're a total newbie, a scripting language is what you want, Python, Ruby or Perl are all valiant candidates
[05:17] <Piet> chaorain: :) welcome.
[05:17] <chaorain> burner, what do you mean?
[05:17] <burner> stevecam: doesn't autologout here... maybe it's a power management thing?
[05:17] <stevecam> cant see anything in powermanagement
[05:17] <burner> chaorain: for your big backup drive... what app do you use to automate backup systems to try to be as cool as time machine?
[05:17] <RocknRoll> jbl1: in NetApp Enterprise What they will use ;) ?
[05:17] <burner> chaorain: I've been using "simple backup" and it's ok, but I'm just curious
[05:18] <gnrfan> has anybody had success mouting a HFS+ (Leopard) partion RW from the Ubuntu Live CD? I'm using Jaunty.. mounts report it as "rw" but I won't write and say it's mounted read-only
[05:18] <joe__> Has anyone else ever seen the scrolling mouse problem in jaunty
[05:18] <voxadam> burner: I did what you said and have a root shell now. Now how do I keep X from starting when I reboot?
[05:18] <burner> voxadam: remove kdm and gdm? :)
[05:18] <chaorain> burner, actually I use it as my main HDD I just make a foulder in there and copy-paste
[05:18] <chaorain> er
[05:18] <chaorain> folder
[05:19] <burner> so it's not a backup drive then ;)
[05:19] <phuzion> I have webmin.  Suppose I want to create a cron job that runs the command wget --mirror http://some.site.com every 15 minutes (i have permission to do so).  Would I put the entire command on the "command" line, or just wget then the --mirror etc in "input to command?
[05:21] <jbl1> RocknRoll: I don't know NetApp but from what their web site says it is, I guess they're using a Web Framework  like Django or Ruby on Rails, so a scripting language
[05:21] <johnP> Doublicking on a file to install dont work i get an error  dependency is not satisfiable; libdbus-1-2 (>=60) what does this mean?
[05:21] <burner> johnP: it means you need that libdbus-1-2 before your .deb will install.  are you sure the .deb is for the right version of ubuntu?
[05:22] <burner> johnP: if so, try to open a terminal and type "sudo apt-get -f install"
[05:22] <RocknRoll> jbl1: thanks man
[05:22] <burner> johnP: then if you want to get real tricky, you can install the .deb on your desktop via the term by doing "sudo dpkg -i ~/Desktop/*.deb"  what what!
[05:22] <KingKimi> want a command that must display where my root partition is  : (hd? , ?)
[05:22] <burner> KingKimi: sudo fdisk -l ?
[05:22] <johnP> no im not.. but heck. i find downloading things for flavors of linux a nightmare..the web page said the file was for unbutu.. thats all i know.
[05:22] <CQ> hello, I upgraded to jaunty, everything worked, then I switched from a VGA to a DVI Cable and now I get no X ... any ideas? already tried reboots and a dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ...
[05:23] <Scruff_Mcgruff> is it possible to do a manual install of ubuntu server?
[05:23] <jeniffer> caimlas thanks a lot....it seems it is a matter of configuration...good night!
[05:23] <jeniffer> ;)
[05:23] <burner> johnP: what is hte app?
[05:23] <KingKimi> burner, it lists all partitions.. but my question is that any command will display output as (hd? , ?)
[05:24] <mogus> Besk disk visualization on Gnome ?  I liked fsview on KDE but its not well integrated into Gnome
[05:24] <johnP> well its xchat.. but not xchat dor gnome.. i needed it cus 9surprise0 i have other questions about this unbuntu thing..
[05:24] <burner> KingKimi: I don't know of any, but the /dev/sda1 or /deb/sdb2 can be translated to hd0,0 and hd1,1 respectively
[05:24] <Madpilot> johnP, Xchat is in Ubuntu's repos, you nkow
[05:24] <johnP> the one i got from add remove was xchat for gnome..
[05:25] <KingKimi> burner, thnx.
[05:25] <Madpilot> johnP, real xchat is in repos
[05:25] <johnP> No i dont know..
[05:25] <Scruff_Mcgruff> is it possible to do a manual install of ubuntu server?
[05:25] <sacarlson> ﻿﻿KingKimi:  the command df
[05:25] <johnP> what is repos?
[05:25] <snuxoll> define: manual
[05:25] <Madpilot> johnP, get Add/Remove to show you "All Available applications"
[05:25] <KingKimi> johnP, system > admin > synaptic
[05:25] <Scruff_Mcgruff> snuxoll: like copy files myself since the installer doesn't seem to work
[05:25] <burner> johnP: yeah, like Madpilot said... it's in teh repos... you might be able to get it via add/remove if you change the options to show "all available applications" instead of just ubuntu apps
[05:26] <Piet> KingKimi: why are you looking for this in the first place? is it related to grub?
[05:26] <KingKimi> in synaptic , search for xchat and mark and apply
[05:26] <snuxoll> Scruff_Mcgruff: erm. 'technically', but it's something that would be overly complicated and would take weeks to do
[05:26] <KingKimi> Piet, NO ..  to locate my root partition with output as (hd*,*)
[05:26] <johnP> O.k... no worries guys.. im gonna save this whole char when we are done.. but.. exactly what is repos?
[05:26] <sacarlson> ﻿KingKimi:  then I guess you would have to look at /boot/grub/device.map to see how sda1 maps to hd0,0
[05:27] <Madpilot> johnP, short form of "repositories" - the archives Ubuntu stores all available apps in
[05:27] <joe_> Does anyone know the fix for randomly scrolling and clicking mouse in jaunty?
[05:27] <KingKimi> sacarlson, (hd0)	/dev/sda
[05:27] <Piet> KingKimi: i mean, why do you want to map your root partition to (hd*,*) in the first place
[05:27] <Scruff_Mcgruff> snuxoll: do you know why i can't install an os to my external hardrive without erroring but i can use it as an external hardrive?
[05:27] <KingKimi> Piet, to know how to find my root partition
[05:27] <Piet> joe_: i don't. but i suggest you have a look at the xorg log file
[05:28] <snuxoll> Scruff_Mcgruff: because debian-install doesn't like external drives, don't ask why
[05:28] <KingKimi> Piet, i mean to know where my root is
[05:28] <blndr08> does anyone have any experience with Ubuntu Studio?
[05:28] <snuxoll> Scruff_Mcgruff: I just install to an internal HDD and then move it into an enclosure
[05:28] <Piet> KingKimi: well whatever :)
[05:28] <sacarlson> ﻿KingKimi:  is that a question? ya that's normaly how it's maped but can change the device.map file
[05:28] <burner> Piet: do you know a way to show the format in hd#,# instead of /dev/hda# /
[05:28] <johnP> O,.k yes i see what you are saying and i did read on the net just go and open up the applications folder and find xchat.. but it wasnt there.. so i downloaded a copy.
[05:29] <Scruff_Mcgruff> well i'm running windows on this computer, so i'd just boot in windows after installing to a 2nd hardrive, then boot in safemode and copy the files from the internal to external?
[05:29] <Madpilot> johnP, Ubuntu has two repositories - Universe & Multiverse - that aren't enabled by default. Switching Add/Remove to 'all available applications' is the easiest way of enabling them
[05:29] <snuxoll> Scruff_Mcgruff: you can't just copy the files like that most of the time (grub, etc)
[05:29] <snuxoll> Scruff_Mcgruff: you'd have to dd the partition
[05:29] <burner> johnP: delete whatever you downloaded and get it via add/remove or synaptic package manager
[05:29] <Piet> burner: you could just script it
[05:30] <johnP> Im looking in my folders now and i do not have two copies of xchat.. just the one i just got to install.. perhaps vey version didnt hae uit?
[05:30] <sacarlson> ﻿KingKimi:  so if that the case the (hd0,0) would be /dev/sda1  (hd0,1) would be /dev/sda2  I think
[05:30] <Scruff_Mcgruff> dd?
[05:30] <bostwick> so i installed linuxant and it has my wireless driver on its list, but when I install it, it says installing and stops at 50% then closes.
[05:30] <Piet> burner: but the mapping between bios drive notation and linux devices is tricky, and even grub fails on that sometimes.
[05:30] <KingKimi> sacarlson, ok
[05:30] <bostwick> im running ubuntu 9.04
[05:30] <bostwick> err
[05:30] <johnP> i see so its possible i did have it on my system, and just coul not see it..
[05:30] <burner> sacarlson: you think correctly :)
[05:30] <bostwick> the newest dist
[05:31] <johnP> well yeah i can delete the pone off the desktop..no problem.
[05:31] <muflord> How would I copy a dvd to an iso?
[05:31] <burner> johnP: you don't have it on your system, but it is in the repositories, waiting for you to pick it for download and installation
[05:31] <KingKimi> johnP, install it using synaptic ........
[05:31] <Piet> bostwick: run it from a terminal and see if it outputs errors there.
[05:31] <bk> i have a problem with lock
[05:31] <bk> apt get lock
[05:31] <bk> how do i stop it
[05:31] <bostwick> run what?
[05:31] <bk> its hung
[05:31] <KingKimi> muflord, using brasero
[05:31] <FloodBot3> bk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:31] <bostwick> I installed linuxant fine
[05:31] <johnP> Oh i see.. the repos are on a server so,eplace.
[05:31] <bostwick> its when I try to install the driver with it that it gets to 50% then stops
[05:32] <bk> what do i do about dpkg getting locked and hanging?
[05:32] <johnP> someplace
[05:32] <KingKimi> muflord, choose disk copy and in select a disk to write > choose it as image file
[05:32] <burner> johnP: exactly :)  many servers that are mirrored all over the world to expound a little
[05:32] <bostwick> I tried using ndiswrapper but when I install the .inf file the driver says no hardware is present.
[05:33] <Madpilot> johnP, they are, and add/remove (and the other ways of installing stuff) pull stuff off those servers
[05:33] <Piet> bostwick: you're referring to the linuxant modem drivers, i suppose?
[05:33] <muflord> kingkimi, sweet, thanks for the help
[05:33] <bostwick> yes
[05:33] <bostwick> WLAN drivers
[05:33] <KingKimi> johnP, system > admin > software resources  and choose download server in your country or closest to you.. to get good speed
[05:33] <Piet> bostwick: oh i see, have no experience with those nor with ndiswrapper
[05:33] <chaorain> how do I use rm on a dir?
[05:33] <burner> s/resources/sources/g
[05:33] <FloridaGuy> my ubuntu 9.04...gnome is only loging into a desktop back ground ..no panel..no right click of mouse
[05:34] <bk> what do i do about dpkg getting locked and hanging?
[05:34] <KingKimi> chaorain, rm -r directoryname
[05:34] <Piet> bk: don't break it in the first place ;-)
[05:34] <KingKimi> !aptfix
[05:34] <johnP> O.k. another question.. i needed an ati driver.. i got it also from the repos.. but b4 that i went to the net and saw the file at ATI.com. The webpage said for it to work i had to have poxit or something for memory enabled on my system.. i went ahead and installed the ati drivers from repos, but have no idea what this poxit is or how to make my video card work.
[05:34] <bk> cant help it piet
[05:34] <bk> i didnt cntrl z instead of c
[05:34] <chaorain> KingKimi, Thanks
[05:35] <bk> cause im dumb lol
[05:35] <KingKimi> chaorain, np
[05:35] <burner> johnP: did you try just using the system -> admin -> hardware drivers program to install the drivers?
[05:35] <Piet> bk: do as ubottu just suggested
[05:36] <Sagaci> i've got my main profile on ubuntu as my name with all privileges, is there a way to simply create another user with all those privileges minus administer the system and keep my settings (eg. theme, fonts, etc)?
[05:36] <johnP> \No.. i did not know anything about that.. i just saw it in repos, figured i did not already have it cus it was unchecked.. an i downloaded and installed it from there.
[05:36] <bostwick2> wat
[05:36] <bostwick2> it said my username was in use and kicked me
[05:36] <bostwick2> >_>
[05:36] <dyess002> I have installed the Unbuntu as an application on Win XP ,How can I convert Ubunta as my single operating sys without loosing anything that I have accumulated so far, ( setting's, Files, Pictures, Movies)
[05:37] <Piet> Sagaci: are you saing you want the other use to have the same themes and fonts as you have?
[05:37] <Sagaci> yes, all users
[05:38] <Sagaci> just not the "administer the system" privilege
[05:38] <KingKimi> dyess002, guided - use entire disk  option in the ubuntu installer
[05:38] <KingKimi> dyess002, but move the existing files in ubuntu to any other storage medium like pendrives
[05:38] <johnP> O.K. did that.. it seemed to work and says i need to reboot.
[05:38] <burner> Sagaci: there's no real easy way... but you can copy your .themes and .fonts and probably some setting file to set the theme, but I don't know where that one is
[05:39] <dyess002> so i have to back up and reinstall
[05:39] <bostwick2> okay, here is my request, I need a step by step, including files to download and how to install them, guide to installing wireless drivers on ubuntu. I have the most recent version of ndiswrapper, but I dont know how to install it. I have an older version that I install directly from the ubuntu disk, but it doesnt recognise my wireless card, even though its on the capatible list for ndiswrapper
[05:39] <Piet> Sagaci: well, i'm not sure about the themes and fonts, you probably need to copy something like ~/.fonts and ~/.gnome* to the new users' home directories, or to /etc/skel/
[05:39] <KingKimi> !aptoncd > dyess002
[05:39] <KingKimi> dyess002, use aptoncd to move the downloaded files from synaptic to your new ubuntu
[05:40] <johnP> Im gonna figure out how to save this chat log so i can keep you guys instructions then reboot. i am sure you will see me again tonight LOL.. im trying to get all my needed drivers installed and set up.
[05:40] <KingKimi> dyess002, yes. complete reinstall
[05:40] <johnP> Thanks folks.
[05:40] <Piet> Sagaci: to create the new users and to add them to the groups your user belongs to, you can just use the adduser command
[05:40] <Madpilot> johnP, this channel is logged
[05:41] <bostwick2> could it be that I am using the wrong wireless drivers for my card? I used the same .exe I used for windows but it looks different than when I first installed it on my old winxp
[05:41] <dyess002> i'm trying to find your message, It comes up and then dissapears
[05:41] <Piet> Sagaci: to determine the groups you are in, run: groups
[05:41] <johnP> just like in mirc i should be able to just save the logfile then?
[05:41] <azfira> /daiz
[05:41] <azfira> Kendari
[05:41] <Decepticon> which file should i copy from /usr/share/zoneinfo/ if i want my time to be 12:40am ... i tried to copy /usr/share/zoneinfo/EST to /etc/localtime but i am getting 11:40am, off by 1 hour. help please
[05:42] <acfrazier> I really messed up this time. So I upgraded from ext3 to ext4 using the gparted livecd, i figure all is good, right. I go to mount the ext4 filesystem and it gives me an invalid type. I think oh man, I'm screwed so I reboot and it boots fine with the exception of some gnome errors. So I modified the fstab and changed menu.lst to my liking and I got to where
[05:42] <sysop> hello all
[05:42] <Flannel> Decepticon: EST vs EDT?  You're likely in EDT right now.
[05:42] <Sagaci> Piet: thanks
[05:42] <acfrazier> I am. Grub just boots to a grub > prompt, and I can't boot linux
[05:43] <Piet> Decepticon: see www.timeanddate.com
[05:43] <Piet> Decepticon: but you should create a symbolic link there, not copy the file
[05:43] <Piet> Sagaci: welcome.
[05:43] <Decepticon> ah ok
[05:43] <Decepticon> it seems to be EST5EDT
[05:43] <bostwick2> it puts the lotion on the hard drive
[05:44] <bostwick2> or else it gets reformatted
[05:44] <Decepticon> its /usr/share/zoneinfo/EST5EDT
[05:44] <Vesayth> I've got a simple question about using a samba server. I have 3 computers - a windows box, a ubuntu 64 bit box, and a laptop with ubuntu 32 bit. Both ubuntu versions are 8.10. The 64 bit ubuntu box acts as my web server and samba file server. If i use the machine's network host name (phoenix) by typing //phoenix on the windows box, it goes to the web page, but if I put in the local ip of it instead, it won't find it. However, on the laptop it
[05:44] <Vesayth> Sorry I said it's for samba but it's for both samba and web
[05:44] <Decepticon> Vesayth you got cut off
[05:44] <bk> how do i start openvpn
[05:44] <bk> and where are the files located?
[05:45] <Vesayth> Oh, where did it cut out?
[05:45] <acfrazier> I really messed up this time. So I upgraded from ext3 to ext4 using the gparted livecd, i figure all is good, right. I go to mount the ext4 filesystem and it gives me an invalid type. I think oh man, I'm screwed so I reboot and it boots fine with the exception of some gnome errors. So I modified the fstab and changed menu.lst to my liking and I got to where
[05:45] <Decepticon> However, on the laptop it
[05:45] <acfrazier> I am. Grub just boots to a grub > prompt, and I can't boot linux
[05:45] <Decepticon> Vesayth However, on the laptop it
[05:45] <Vesayth> However, on the laptop it's the completely reverse of that. I would like to use the host name just as a standard for the home (because other people can't remember ip addresses). Does anyone know what is going wonky with this or can point me to the right place? I'm not exactly sure what to google for.
[05:45] <Piet> acfrazier: apparently when you edited menu.lst to your liking, it was not to the liking of grub
[05:45] <bostwick2> IT PUTS THE LOTION ON THE HARD DRIVE, OR ELSE IT GETS REFORMATTED AGAIN
[05:45] <bostwick2> :|
[05:45] <bk> and where are the files located?
[05:45] <bk> how do i start openvpn
[05:46] <bostwick2> linux is driving me nuts, ill just call my buddy and let him deal with installing my drivers
[05:46] <acfrazier> Piet: but I can't fix it, cause I can't boot the Jaunty liveCD, but that's a whole nother issue, which is why I was using the parted liveCD.
[05:46] <Piet> acfrazier: then use the parted live cd again to fix it
[05:47] <acfrazier> Piet: I can't, if I can't mount my ext4 partition to fix it, it gives me an invalid filesystem type, when the livecd indeed supports ext4
[05:47] <Oleander> question: can u install windows font on ubntu?
[05:47] <jimisrvrox> hey has anybody figured out how to be able to watch the abc.com full episodes? went to the forums and basically nothing is really working...sure ive managed to find it elsewhere but im sure the abc stream is probably the best quality
[05:47] <Vesayth> I apologize: on the windows box the IP address does work. I just forgot the // before it. It however still does not recognize //phoenix on the laptop
[05:48] <Piet> acfrazier: try to revert your changes to menu.lst, then reboot and see if it helps
[05:48] <Piet> acfrazier: depending on the file editor you used, a backup copy of menu.lst may have been automatically created when you edited it.
[05:48] <Sagaci> i see that APTonCD is quite outdated to this point, is there a newer program that saves all packages onto usb or cd for installation for later?
[05:48] <Flannel> Sagaci: How is AptonCD outdated
[05:49] <Sagaci> it says is only works for eft, fiesty and dapper
[05:49] <Flannel> Sagaci: Hmm, Where's it say that?
[05:49] <acfrazier> Piet: when I go to mount it using the parted liveCD to correct the issue, I get "mount: unknown filesystem type 'ext4'"
[05:49] <Flannel> Sagaci: As far as I know, there's nothing version specific about it, so it should work just fine.
[05:49] <jony12345676789> hey i've just obtained a very old desktop computer petium 2 350mhz 18gb some very old graphic hard and 128mb of ram and obiously ubuntu desktop doesn't meet the requirements.  So i am hoping some can suggest something that will run a desktop enviroment(i dnt mind which) while being as light on the system as posible. cheers and btw i use ubuntu on my normal computer
[05:49] <Sagaci> http://aptoncd.sourceforge.net/index.html
[05:50] <Severian> The AptonCD FAQ says support is up to Feisty.
[05:50] <Sagaci> i'll try it later
[05:50] <Piet> acfrazier: so apparently the parted live cd does not support ext4 mounting
[05:50] <Piet> acfrazier: you'll need to find a live cd that does.
[05:51] <Flannel> Sagaci: That's just the website being outdated, looks like.
[05:51] <Sagaci> i've have to clean install ubuntu 3 times since i got it. i love the distro but the only annoying thing about clean install is that i have to d/l all the pkgs again, but this should alleviate the problem
[05:51] <acfrazier> Piet: Well, I don't know any other liveCD other than Ubuntu, and parted. I know Debian won't have support for it until at least the next major release, so I'm up a creek with no paddle here.
[05:51] <Severian> jony12345676789, What do you mean old?  I use slower machines than that.   I suggest crunchbang.  It is a customized ubuntu distro that does very nicely on machines in that range.
[05:51] <Piet> acfrazier: why does the ubuntu live cd not work for you?
[05:52] <Rafael> how can i see/check the size of the boot area
[05:52] <acfrazier> Piet: It repeatedly tries to mount the filesystem then drops to busybox. Only on USB, CD works fine, but my DVD drive is failing so I get I/O errors, and am forced to use USB
[05:52] <Severian> Rafael,   df
[05:52] <Piet> acfrazier: system rescue cd was just recently released, it might support ext4
[05:52] <losher> Sagaci: packages go into /var/cache/apt/archives. In theory, you should be able to burn those files to a DVD and then bring them back again whenever you want...
[05:52] <jony12345676789> -Severian ok a ditro that will run nicly with a machine with those specs
[05:53] <Rafael> severian: i am newby..do i write "df", and that is?
[05:53] <Severian> jony12345676789, like I said, crunchbang will run nicely.
[05:53] <Severian> Rafael,   go to a terminal prompt and type the command    df
[05:53] <IcemanV9> Rafael: df -h will give you a nice readable stat
[05:53] <jony12345676789> thx  ( you people are all so nice ) hehe its running win98 right nw i will soon fix that heh
[05:54] <Sagaci> losher: where's all the other packages? scattered around ie. ubuntu-restricted-extras, cups, etcetra
[05:54] <Rafael> severian: thanks
[05:55] <mogus> Best disk usage visualization for Gnome ?
[05:55] <Piet> acfrazier: http://www.sysresccd.org/news/2009/05/12/systemrescuecd-120-released/ says this comes with 2.6.29, so it should support ext4
[05:55] <Severian> Rafael, if you have a separate partition for /boot, it will show up there and you can see how much space is free.  If you don't see /boot, then /boot is part of the / partition and that will show you how much space you have.
[05:55] <jony12345676789> severian - will this do a harddrive install?
[05:55] <losher> Sagaci: as far as I know, any/all downloaded packages go into /var/cache/apt/archives before being applied, and they stay there...
[05:56] <Severian> jony12345676789, Yes
[05:56] <Piet> mogus: boabab
[05:56] <jony12345676789> cool does it need internet for the install?
[05:56] <Piet> baobab even
[05:56] <mogus> Piet:thanks!
[05:56] <Severian> jony12345676789, in fact I am installing it on a virtual machine at the moment.
[05:56] <Sagaci> losher: nope, i've only got about 22 there
[05:56] <Sagaci> losher: 1758 installed according to synatpic
[05:56] <losher> Sagaci: er, you're doing network installs?
[05:56] <Sagaci> synaptic*
[05:57] <Sagaci> no
[05:57] <Rafael> Severian: thanks i got it...i have 4 diferent software raid: bootis on raid 1, swap is on raid 1, system is on raid 5 and home is on raid 5
[05:57] <mogus> Piet: Is there a foldersize-like plugin for Gnome?
[05:57] <jony12345676789> si what package do i get?
[05:57] <Severian> jony12345676789, Need?  Well, it will install without the internet, but it won't be able to get updated packages.  So, do it that way if you must.
[05:58] <Sagaci> oh I see, that's just deb packages, is there any way to include ALL packages via synaptic
[05:58] <losher> Sagaci: then unless something has changed, it either comes from the install medium or it gets downloaded and put in /var/cache...
[05:58] <aldin> hi, why i cant login to gtalk with pidgin on ubuntu 9.04, it keeps logigng and logging...
[05:58] <[OF]fabzor3> hey i have an nvidia card, running ubuntu but i cant set a 75hz refresh rate
[05:58] <Severian> jony12345676789,  http://crunchbang.net/pub/linux/crunchbang-8.10.02.i386.iso
[05:58] <[OF]fabzor3> any idea? is this a bug?
[05:59] <Piet> mogus: there are extensions for nautilus, but i don't know whether there is one to display the total size of directories and their children in a list.
[05:59] <mogus> Piet: in addition to fsview (KDE) i found a neat ncurses frontend for du (du -h) called ncdu
[05:59] <mogus> Piet: thanks
[05:59] <losher> Sagaci: not sure what you mean. All packages are deb packages...
[05:59] <Piet> mogus: if i need this information i usually right-click a directory and select properties or use du -sch on a terminal
[06:00] <Sagaci> losher: i have ubuntu restricted extras, but it's not listed there
[06:00] <jimisrvrox> hey guys how can I make it to where I can force firefox to use atleast 60-70% of my avaliable memory bc its eating up like 90 cpu and only 30 mem...
[06:00] <mogus> Piet: Yes, but thats so... Microsoft. I imagine Ubuntu/Debian/Linux can do better :)
[06:00] <AaronMT> check your extensions
[06:00] <acfrazier> Sagaci: that's probably because it's a metapackage
[06:00] <losher> Sagaci: so try an experiment. Download something from restricted & after install, see if it's in /var/cache/apt/archives...
[06:01] <Sagaci> is it possible to save them?
[06:01] <Rafael> quit
[06:01] <jony12345676789> ok peoples im gonna reboot then boot into ubuntu then download cruchbang linux but befour that will i be able to use stuff like apt-get (once i got internet up) and just typical things you would find in ubuntu and also install applications?
[06:02] <mogus> Piet: I usually use df -h for the basic overall drive usage - nice and quick
[06:02] <mogus> du -sch works nicely to get a general summary
[06:03] <mogus> Piet: thanks
[06:04] <jony12345676789> bye and thx every1
[06:04] <Piet> mogus: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=439900
[06:04] <Sagaci> it worked, this is going to take some thinking and sorting, VLC player is installed but not listed there
[06:05] <Brack10> Can I virtualbox my vista partition safely or should I not touch that with a 10 foot pole?
[06:05] <mogus> Piet: Baobab is indeed nice. Trick apparently is to use the "Folder" view to look at mounted drives.
[06:06] <mobi-sheep> Brack10: You should try Virtualbox IRC channel / forum for that one.
[06:06] <Brack10> :(
[06:06] <chaorain> is there a way to get the size of a dir including recursive?
[06:07] <sacarlson> ﻿Brack10: if you mean would windows run in virtualbox yes.  but if you plan to take windows that it already installed and running on a partition I don't think so.
[06:07] <Madpilot> chaorain, Disc Usage Analyser (also known as baobab)
[06:07] <Brack10> sacarlson: hardware profiles?
[06:07] <losher> Sagaci: if it was installed off the DVD, it won't be there. But that's ok, because next time you install it will just come from the DVD again.
[06:07] <stew> chaorain: du -hs /path/to/dir
[06:07] <Severian> chaorain,   du -h
[06:08] <chaorain> thanks
[06:08] <sacarlson> ﻿Brack10: I'm not sure but virtualbox sets up alot of stuff around the target operating system at install
[06:08] <Sagaci> losher: unfortunately not, it was upgraded from 8.10 and installed via live cd 8.10
[06:08] <mogus> Piet: the devs apparently think that basic info like calculating the size of a folder is "intrusive".
[06:09] <mogus> Piet: basic functionality that should appear in the file manager folder detail size pane IMHO
[06:09] <sacarlson> ﻿Brack10: in some strange file structure that simulates partitions I think.
[06:09] <Piet> mogus: the problem is it slows the file manager down remarkably and causes lots of I/O
[06:09] <turbo> I know this is the wrong place but maybe you can help me find an answer because linuxmint is based on ubuntu and the support isint huge
[06:09] <Brack10> what about vmware?
[06:10] <Brack10> can it do it?
[06:10] <Brack10> that would be so cool
[06:10] <turbo>  im using  linuxmint latest release. trying to use virtual box ose and when I try to start my system it fails with two pop ups. one of them is VERR_VM_DRIVER_NOT_INSTALLED (rc=-1908)
[06:10] <sacarlson> ﻿Brack10: again it will run just don't expect to move what is already installed.
[06:11] <Brack10> sacarlson: what I really want is the ability to run it in a VM on linux AND boot to it
[06:11] <losher> Sagaci: well make up your mind. You said "the only annoying thing about clean install is that i have to d/l all the pkgs again".
[06:11] <Brack10> :(
[06:11] <mogus> Piet: not if they do it right, as foldersize does, which is calculate in the background. File sizes don't change every second, and in any case people aren't looking usally for exact data, just the 'which of my folders do i need to move to my backup drive before my system drive gets maxed out,' sort of thing
[06:11] <IcemanV9> Brack10: ask in #vbox at freenode.net .. or search ubuntu/virtualbox forum(s)
[06:11] <Severian> Brack10, Either VMWare, or VirtualBox can run VMs of Windows XP.  VirtualBox needs a CPY with Hardware Virtualization.  To move your current computer to a VM, look for a p2v tool.  That is the generic name of the tools  Physical 2 Virtual.
[06:11] <Guest65107> what directory id firefox in once installed
[06:12] <sacarlson> ﻿Brack10: I'm sure that can be done just have a script that runs at boot or when you login to your account and have it start vmware
[06:12] <timothy> Hello can someone help me
[06:12] <mogus> Piet: AFAIK size is calculated with most current file systems, and reading is just a matter of keeping a cache current with what is being written
[06:12] <Brack10> Severian: thank you, that was quite helpful
[06:12] <Piet> mogus: yeah i guess youre right there
[06:12] <IcemanV9> Guest65107: type in the terminal: which firefox
[06:12] <Sagaci> losher: well now the annoying thing is to figure out how to retrieve all the pkgs
[06:13] <sacarlson> I use virtualbox with windows xp in it
[06:13] <timothy> I have ubuntu 9.04 installed on my system but it seems to oveload my cpu
[06:13] <Guest65107> ok
[06:13] <Severian> timothy, time to look for a faster computer, it sounds like.
[06:13] <timothy> it is a quad
[06:13] <timothy> 4 CPU
[06:13] <IcemanV9> Guest65107: usually in /usr/bin directory
[06:14] <losher> Sagaci: it might help if you told us what your ultimate goal actually is.
[06:14] <AmyRose> Does Gwget even work at all? I can't get that thing to download anything.
[06:14] <Severian> timothy, No matter what it is, if you are overloading it with a modest OS like Ubuntu, then it is time to look for an upgrade.
[06:14] <Guest65107> thanxx
[06:14] <Wolvez> does anybody knows what is the package for (dos2unix) ubuntu 9.04
[06:14] <AmyRose> and I'm on Jaunty
[06:15] <timothy> the computer is not that old
[06:15] <Severian> Wolvez, did you try    man dos2unix
[06:15] <Piet> Wolvez: apt-file and http://packages.ubuntu.com could tell
[06:15] <ttmrichter> How do I get X to stop forcing a resolution of 800x600 when it can't ID the monitor that's attached?  Version is 8.10.
[06:15] <losher> timothy: doesn't sound right. A quad usually has lots of cpu to spare. Why exactly do you think your 'cpu is overloaded'?
[06:15] <Piet> Wolvez: i think it's dosutils or mtools or the like
[06:15] <Wolvez> thankks
[06:16] <Severian> ttmrichter, put stuff in xorg.conf to define your monitor and video card
[06:16] <Sagaci> losher: my gui screwed up on 3 separate occasions and i found it easier just to clean reinstall, i'd like to be able to install these pkgs off a cd/dvd in the event of a clean install rather than having to wait hours to download and configure each time
[06:16] <dtchen> Wolvez: tofrodos
[06:16] <ttmrichter> Severian: it ignores that.
[06:16] <IcemanV9> Wolvez: use 'aptitude search' to look for a package :)
[06:16] <ttmrichter> I have modelines (generated by cvt) and it just ignores them.
[06:17] <timothy> it gets slugish and I check the system monitor and it says two of them are running close to 100 % but then I re boot the computer and its normal again
[06:17] <Wolvez> yes.. I think it was mtools.. but now is tofrodos >)
[06:17] <Severian> ttmrichter, No, it doesn't  I have patched several 9.04 systems that way.
[06:17] <Wolvez> installed :)
[06:17] <IcemanV9> timothy: use top or htop to look for what is hogging the cpu
[06:17] <losher> timothy: next time it happens, you need to run 'top' and see what is taking up all that cpu.
[06:18] <Piet> AmyRose: i never used gwget, i just open a terminal window and wget there. if you dislike this, look into aria2c instead, there are good GUIs for it.
[06:18] <IcemanV9> timothy: well. you're using system monitor .. what is hogging the cpu, then? do u remember?
[06:18] <ttmrichter> Severian: seriously, it ignores them.  This following line is IGNORED.  It is not reacted to.  It is not showing up in any way shape or form: Modeline "1024x768_60.00"   63.50  1024 1072 1176 1328  768 771 775 798 -hsync +vsync
[06:18] <ttmrichter> It doesn't work.
[06:18] <timothy> how do i run top or htop
[06:18] <losher> Sagaci: sounds like what you really need is just a full backup of a cleanly installed system
[06:18] <Piet> AmyRose: there are also good download managers which integrate with firefox in case you use that
[06:18] <Severian> ttmrichter, you need more than that
[06:19] <IcemanV9> timothy: open the terminal and type top or htop
[06:19] <ttmrichter> Severian: What do I need then?  The docs are very not-complete and not-clear.
[06:19] <timothy> ok thanks
[06:19] <Severian> ttmrichter, Give me a moment and I'll be back with what I setup.  It is on a remote machine.
[06:19] <prodigel> Is there a channel for easy peasy?
[06:20] <Wolvez> thank you guys.!
[06:20] <Wolvez> bye
[06:21] <Piet> ttmrichter: ModeLine is a subordinate command, it must be enclosed in a subsection
[06:21] <losher> timothy: run top now, so you'll have an idea what a normal 'top' looks like, then you can run it again when your computer gets sluggish & come back & tell us what's hogging the cpu.
[06:21] <Piet> ttmrichter: make sure you have it that way
[06:21] <ttmrichter> Piet: I know this.  It was in the monitor block.
[06:21] <timothy> ok sounds good I got Htop running now
[06:21] <losher> ttmrichter: no diagnostics in the X log?
[06:22] <prodigel> I ran easy peasy on someones eee pc and wireless doesn't work. I was curios if atheros ar5bxb63 chipset works on ubuntu
[06:22] <ttmrichter> losher: Where is the X log?
[06:22] <IcemanV9> timothy: is it running on all cpu or just two?
[06:22] <timothy> hey it see,s Firfox is taking up a lot of the cpu
[06:22] <losher> ttmrichter: usually /var/log/Xorg.0.log or some such...
[06:22] <mogus> I recently installed U 9.4 , and the user switcher just died a few days ago. Wont let me re-add to the panel. Says "Error  -"User Switcher" has quit unexpectedly - If you reload a panel object, it will automatically be added back to the panel."
[06:23] <simoncpu> hello
[06:23] <timothy> its running on all 4
[06:23] <Guest65107> firefox is in  /usr/bin but i get error when trying to launch it from menu--error=could not launch firefox failed to execute child process,firefox no such file or diretory
[06:23] <simoncpu> how do i prevent my windows from being dragged to the next desktop?
[06:23] <ttmrichter> losher: I'll check it when I get on the machine this evening.  What am I looking for?
[06:23] <mogus> simoncpu: if you don't need extra desktops, you can just set the number of desktops to one
[06:24] <IcemanV9> timothy: that's normal for firefox using lots of cpu once in a while during surfing the 'net
[06:24] <Piet> prodigel: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EeePC
[06:24] <sacarlson> ﻿prodigel: I have easy-peasy installed on my eee pc and I installed the drivers direct from madwifi.  But I think on easy-peasy it worked out of the box
[06:24] <timothy> well right now Im streaming something but that shouldnt take up all the resources
[06:24] <simoncpu> mogus: i need the extra desktops, but my windows get dragged to the next one whenever i accidentally drag them off-screen
[06:25] <prodigel> sacarlson, live cd had a wlan device but didn't detect any network.
[06:25] <losher> ttmrichter: dunno, I'm guessing something that mentions the mode line?
[06:25] <mogus> simoncpu: "accidentally?" are you on KDE?
[06:25] <IcemanV9> Guest65107: in the terminal, type pkill firefox
[06:25] <ttmrichter> losher: OK, I'll scan it this evening and see what I can see.
[06:25] <simoncpu> mogus: i am on the default gnome
[06:25] <losher> ttmrichter: my first guess is you have a syntax error on the line, which is why it's being ignored
[06:25] <mogus> hm.
[06:25] <timothy> it is running arround 80 to 95 %
[06:25] <IcemanV9> Guest65107: then try to launch Firefox again
[06:25] <sacarlson> ﻿prodigel: the madwifi driver is way better
[06:25] <ttmrichter> losher: It's a straight cut-and-paste from cvt, that line.
[06:25] <Guest65107> ok
[06:25] <mogus> simoncpu: are you using a switcher helper like ... forgot the name
[06:26] <turbo>  im using  linuxmint latest release. trying to use virtual box ose and when I try to start my system it fails with two pop ups. one of them is VERR_VM_DRIVER_NOT_INSTALLED (rc=-1908)
[06:26] <simoncpu> mogus: i dunno... i've just installed 9.04
[06:26] <mogus> simoncpu: hm
[06:26] <prodigel> sacarlson, I'm sure about it, just that it's not mine, and probably the owner wouldn't succeed in reinstalling madwifi after kernel updates
[06:26] <turbo> i know this is the wrong support
[06:26] <mogus> simoncpu: dunno. how often does this happen?
[06:27] <simoncpu> mogus: every time... it's not a bug, really
[06:27] <losher> ttmrichter: weirder things have happened....
[06:27] <simoncpu> i just want to turn it off :)
[06:27] <sacarlson> ﻿prodigel: hope by the next kernel update they will have working drivers then.
[06:28] <mogus> simoncpu: well mine does not do that. but then Ive got an ancient graphics card atmoment and i cant even run level two graphics effects
[06:28] <mogus> simoncpu: maybe you can try turning your effects down a level?
[06:28] <IcemanV9> turbo: if i could recall, i think you need to change the permission of /dev/something or .... i don't remember other one. sorry
[06:28] <simoncpu> mogus: but i want the effects too :)
[06:28] <Guest65107> pkill did'nt work ether any other ideald
[06:28] <losher> timothy: does restarting firefox fix it?
[06:29] <Guest65107> no
[06:29] <simoncpu> omfg. what happened to virtualbox? where did my vms go?
[06:29] <simoncpu> brb
[06:29] <mogus> simoncpu: i understand. but try and turn them off for a bit to see if that changes the issue.
[06:29] <IcemanV9> Guest65107: try to launch firefox in your terminal and see what the error says
[06:29] <Piet> turbo: you'Re lacking the virtualbox kernel modules
[06:30] <IcemanV9> turbo: that's it. what Piet just said.
[06:30] <Piet> turbo: start a package manager and search for anything that contains 'virtualbox' or 'vbox', you should find somethink like linux-modules...
[06:31] <Severian> ttmrichter, Here is an example of one of my Jaunty machines.  It has a simple xorg.conf file and comes up in 1024 x 768.   http://pastebin.com/f18c90614
[06:31] <Guest65107> The program 'firefox' is currently not installed.  but i judt installed it in synaptic
[06:31] <losher> Severian: nice one!
[06:31] <chaorain> Is there a way to tell my comp to turn off in 1 hr? (9.04)
[06:31] <Piet> turbo: if that doesn't exist, then try this instead: sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude install module-assitant && m-a a-i virtualbox
[06:32] <jemark> turbo: install the linux-headers and unstall the old vbox and then install the new version
[06:32] <Piet> chaorain: sudo shutdown -r 1h
[06:32] <Severian> chaorain, There are several ways.  Setup a cron job to do   shutdown -h now
[06:32] <chaorain> Piet, ty
[06:32] <Severian> Piet's way would be easier.   chaorain
[06:32] <Piet> chaorain: oops, it's shutdown -h, not -r
[06:33] <ttmrichter> Severian: I'll give that a shot tonight as well.  Thanks.
[06:33] <floatboat> anyone here using fglrx? does your terminals flash really slowly whenever a new line is printed (updates very slowly?) -- but everything else like firefox works fine
[06:33] <Piet> chaorain: so: sudo shutdown -h 1h
[06:33] <IcemanV9> Guest65107: well it said it is not. in the terminal, type sudo aptitude install firefox
[06:33] <chaorain> Piet, that was probably an important difference
[06:33] <patrick> hi
[06:33] <chaorain> piet, thanks
[06:34] <simoncpu> hello
[06:34] <ttmrichter> Piet, Severian: Thanks for the assistance.  Hopefully tonight I can stop using the Windows half of that presentation machine.  :)
[06:34] <simoncpu> do you guys know the path where virtualbox installs its guest os?
[06:34] <Guest65107> ok will do thanx a million
[06:34] <Piet> chaorain: -r would just reboot
[06:34] <patrick> hi!
[06:34] <simoncpu> virtualbox seems to have been mysteriously deleted from our system
[06:34] <ttmrichter> simoncpu: VirtualBox puts all its stuff under ~/.VirtualBox, I think.
[06:35] <simoncpu> oki
[06:35] <simoncpu> oh cool, the files are still there
[06:35] <felixsulla> Can you move to another desktop from the kb?
[06:35] <Severian> simoncpu, ~/.VirtualBox/HardDisks
[06:35] <simoncpu> i wonder what happend to VirtualBox?
[06:35]  * simoncpu checks out the log files for clues
[06:35] <lstarnes> felixsulla: ctrl+alt+left-arrow and ctrl+alt+right-arror
[06:35] <IcemanV9> simoncpu: check log files
[06:35] <lstarnes> *arrow
[06:35] <ttmrichter> simoncpu: It got a better offer from Oracle.  :D
[06:35] <felixsulla> lstarnes: Thankyou
[06:35] <simoncpu> lol
[06:36] <Flake> Woo!
[06:36] <simoncpu> btw, can vmware read virtualbox files?
[06:36] <ttmrichter> simoncpu: Not thus far, I don't think.  There is work on standardizing virtual machine file formats though.
[06:36] <Severian> simoncpu, It sounds like a local problem.  I am not seeing reports of it mysteriously disappearing on machines around the world.  I am running it on 3 machines here.
[06:36] <patrick__> hoy!
[06:36] <patrick__> hahaha
[06:36] <patrick__> lolololololololololololololol
[06:37] <Severian> ttmrichter, That work is done.  VirtualBox 2.2 uses the standard OVF
[06:37] <patrick__> ablublublublublu
[06:37] <ttmrichter> Severian: Oh, really?  Cool!
[06:37] <simoncpu> i only installed wine last night, hoping that it would run vmware infrastructure client
[06:37] <simoncpu> it didn't run, so i slept
[06:37] <simoncpu> when i woke up, virtualbox was gone
[06:37] <losher> simoncpu: google says vmware can read *converted* virtualbox files. AYOR...
[06:37] <floatboat> simoncpu: hackers
[06:37] <patrick__> hahaha
[06:37] <floatboat> losher: what's AYOR?
[06:37] <patrick__> lololololololol
[06:37] <floatboat> will someone kick patrick for being a freaking degenerate?
[06:38] <patrick__> noob
[06:38] <losher> Sorry, AYOR = At Your Own Risk
[06:38] <simoncpu> it means that i have to reinstall virtualbox to export virtualbox files?
[06:38] <ttmrichter> floatboat: Most IRC clients have the ability to easily add ignore clauses.
[06:38] <simoncpu> uhm....
[06:38] <patrick__> this is cool
[06:38] <knoxville> why do I get permission denied when trying to chmod an SMBFS as root?
[06:38] <patrick__> i dont know
[06:38] <lstarnes> ttmrichter: that doesn't make being annoying right though
[06:39] <ttmrichter> lstarnes: Oh, I quite agree.  But it deals with the immediate symptoms quite handily.
[06:39] <patrick__> oh yeah
[06:39] <patrick__> ?
[06:39] <Severian> knoxville, The samba server on the other side is rejecting you chmod.
[06:39]  * ttmrichter has a sizable ignore file.
[06:39] <knoxville> Severian, its an external HDD with an ethernet adapter in NTFS
[06:39] <patrick__> ohhh....
[06:39] <losher> ttmrichter: size isn't everything you know...
[06:40] <floatboat> ttmrichter: i'm concerned more for your sanity - mine is bullitproof
[06:40] <Severian> knoxville, OK
[06:40] <sacarlson> ﻿knoxville: I guess the partition SMBFS is mounted read only?
[06:40] <ttmrichter> floatboat: I have no sanity left.  No worries here.  :D
[06:40] <Piet> losher: but sizable is everything
[06:40] <knoxville> I ran this "sudo mount -t smbfs //192.168.1.196/public/ /nfs/" how would I make that RW?
[06:40] <losher> Piet: *re*sizeable is everything...
[06:41] <Piet> right :)
[06:41] <Severian> knoxville, You may not be able to.  It depends on the server at 192.168.1.196
[06:41] <Piet> knoxville: mount -o remount,rw /nfs
[06:41] <knoxville> Piet, tried it but still no go
[06:41] <Guest65107> did apt-get install-->Reading state information... Done
[06:41] <Guest65107> firefox is already the newest version
[06:42] <sacarlson> ﻿knoxville: maybe on the server side at your 192.168.1.196/public
[06:42] <Piet> knoxville: so what Severian said applies
[06:42] <IcemanV9> Guest65107: then fire it up. ;-)
[06:42] <MaT-dg> when I place a link to /media/Data in the public folder, will the Data folder be public accessible?
[06:42] <Guest65107> still wont launch
[06:43] <losher> knoxville: remote smb file servers aren't usually much impressed by being root on a Unix box
[06:43] <simoncpu> aha
[06:43] <simoncpu> if i comment out a line in /etc/apt/sources.list,
[06:43] <IcemanV9> Guest65107: ?? in the terminal, type rehash .... then try to launch again.
[06:43] <simoncpu> are the packages automatically deleted?
[06:43] <simoncpu> weird...
[06:44] <Severian> simoncpu, No
[06:44] <Guest65107> ok
[06:44] <tapspat> Hey guys, PMTU doesnt seem to working with me !!!!
[06:44] <IcemanV9> Guest65107: oh. is there an error message when you tried to launch?
[06:44] <tapspat>  eventhough I am disabling PMTU Discovery, Client and Server are broadcasting their MSS s and Fragmentation is not happening at all !!!
[06:44] <mohanohi> hi..
[06:44] <mohanohi> I am using ubuntu studio 8.10
[06:44] <floatboat> goodnight everyone! ttmrichter take care! patrick__ fuck yourself.
[06:44] <simoncpu> ok, i've not reinstalled virtualbox
[06:44] <Guest65107> yes
[06:45] <simoncpu> there it goes again... the items in the "System Tools" menu doesn't show up
[06:45] <mohanohi> whenever i playback something in totem player which is recorded in audacity it gives some noise..
[06:45]  * simoncpu reboots the box
[06:45] <mohanohi> which doesn't show up in audacity
[06:45] <Severian> simoncpu, Were you uning the open source edition or the personal use version?
[06:45] <simoncpu> Severian: personal use
[06:45] <tapspat> Can someone suggest me a channel for questions regarding TCP/IP !!!!
[06:45] <lstarnes> tapspat: maybe ##networking
[06:46] <mohanohi> hmmm... anybody
[06:46] <mohanohi> ?
[06:46] <tapspat> lstarnes : Thanks..... All are sleeping in that room............. ehhhhhhhhhhh !!!!
[06:46] <Severian> simoncpu, as long as you are reinstalling, go to virtualbox,org and get version 2.2  It has some nice improvements.  The biggest one to me is OVF support.
[06:47] <lstarnes> tapspat: you need to be patient.  someone will answer you eventuallty
[06:47] <simoncpu> tapspat: i know this is a linux channel, but try ##netbsd and ##freebsd
[06:47] <mohanohi> i am using AUDIOBOX USB professional device..
[06:47] <lstarnes> *eventually
[06:47] <simoncpu> tada! the icons now appear after i rebooted the box
[06:47] <simoncpu> this sucks
[06:47] <losher> mohanohi: first find out if the noise is actually recorded in the file. I suggest trying a 3rd player, e.g. mplayer
[06:48] <mohanohi> If it was recorded then why doesn't audacity play it? it plays pure..
[06:48] <IcemanV9> also, vbox 2.2 does have bridged networking as well! a big PLUS.
[06:48] <losher> mohanohi: if I knew the answer to that I wouldn't be suggesting a 3rd player
[06:48] <Guest65107> is there a way to wipe all firefox then reinstall it useing apt-get
[06:48] <Piet> tapspat: i'd suggest asking in gentoo or even ##security
[06:49] <mohanohi> shall i paste the sample file.. it may play good in other system..
[06:49] <mohanohi> not in mine..
[06:49] <simoncpu> virtualbox doesn't support amd64 guests
[06:49] <IcemanV9> Guest65107: sudo aptitude purge firefox
[06:49] <simoncpu> ok there it goes again
[06:49] <Guest65107> ok thanxx
[06:49] <lstarnes> simoncpu: I think it does on 64-bit hosts
[06:49] <mohanohi> i think i have done something like upgrading some lib files or something!!
[06:49] <simoncpu> my monitor suddenly goes dark...
[06:49] <wildc4rd__> any idea where on the VM server machine filesystem that the client machine files/OS info are kept (Virtualbox on Gnome)
[06:49] <simoncpu> ubuntu 9.04 seems to activate the monitor's power saving feature
[06:49] <simoncpu> i have to turn it off and on again
[06:50] <lstarnes> wildc4rd__: possibly ~/.vbox or a similar directory
[06:50] <simoncpu> lstarnes: i'm using an amd64 host =)
[06:50] <lstarnes> simoncpu: that's odd
[06:50] <IcemanV9> ~/.VirtualBox
[06:50] <simoncpu> i'm not sure with other OSes, but it doen's turn freebsd amd64
[06:50] <simoncpu> *doesn't
[06:50] <Severian> simoncpu, I think it does, but you have to have an amd64 host.  Reading the change log for version 2.2 tells me this is true.
[06:50] <quibbler> Guest65107-> also rename ~/.mozilla  to ~./.mozilla.old
[06:51] <lstarnes> wildc4rd__: according to IcemanV9 it is ~/.VirtualBox
[06:51] <simoncpu> i'm using v 2.2.2r46594
[06:51] <wildc4rd__> cheers
[06:51] <felixsulla> Is there a way to change (lower) the opacity of the giant big black notices in the top right corner (like when a print job finishes) in 9.04?
[06:52] <kaltwasser> wow its been years since I have been in a chat room
[06:52] <eseven73> !welcome | kaltwasser
[06:53] <losher> kaltwasser: welcome back to the 1970s
[06:53] <felixsulla> kaltwasser: on IRC?
[06:53] <Gamarok__>  guys how can i make a terminal command run at startup in kubuntu
[06:53] <eseven73> losher, lmao
[06:53] <Piet> kaltwasser: hello spud
[06:54] <losher> I can't help thinking there has to be a better way than this to offer/get support....
[06:54] <tapspat> thanks Piet, simoncpu, lstarnes
[06:54] <felixsulla> losher: Suggestions?
[06:54] <Neontiger> When you connect to an IMAP server to download your mail does it leave a copy?
[06:54] <IcemanV9> Gamarok__: did you try to ask in #kubuntu ?
[06:55] <Flannel> Neontiger: Yes.
[06:56] <Piet> Neontiger: usually you only download the emails' headers, not the emails themselves until you really read them. but it's all configurable. mail usually remains on the server until you delete it.
[06:56] <losher> felixsulla: the ubuntu msg boards seem better, they're not real time though. Maybe a better irc client?
[06:56] <Daemonik> Is Xen available with Jaunty?
[06:56] <Neontiger> Awesome, thank you
[06:56] <felixsulla> losher: what IRC client are you using? XChat is my fafv
[06:57] <Guest65107>  thanxx for all the help, i be back later--tootahhloou all
[06:57] <Severian> Daemonik, Yes
[06:57] <IcemanV9> Daemonik: according to aptitude search, yes
[06:57] <losher> felixsulla: chatzilla right now, because it was there, and easy....
[06:57] <Severian> Daemonik, It looks like it is the client stuff for xen.
[06:57] <felixsulla> losher: Never used it.
[06:59] <losher> felixsulla: It's just a basic irc client. Is there something about Xchat that makes it particularly easy to support people? One problem with irc is the main channel is noisy, but if you go private, people can't join in & it doesn't go into the logs. That seems wasteful...
[07:00] <felixsulla> losher: I'm fairly certain you can make XChat record everything, even private chats if that's youre desire
[07:00] <hacker_kid> http://codepad.org/awJ9r79y thats the output i get when trying to ssh to a virtual machine, why does it hang after the identification files
[07:00] <burner> irssi rules!
[07:01] <eseven73> only thing I liked about irssi was /lastlog <search word here>
[07:01] <losher> felixsulla: well, I was more thinking about the same issues coming up over & over again.
[07:01] <Piet> Daemonik: i would think not for dom0, since there are no patches against this kernel version and the dom0 patches are not yet in linux mainline
[07:02] <Daemonik> Piet, I see.
[07:02] <felixsulla> losher:  What issues?
[07:02] <wombatunder> how do I use the command line to open a *list file for editing?
[07:02]  * burner likes screen -dR + irssi +- ssh/gnome-terminal :)
[07:02] <knoxville> nano *list
[07:02] <Jewfro-Macabbi> wombatunder, nano filename
[07:02] <wombatunder> a *.list file
[07:02] <wombatunder> thank you
[07:03] <burner> wombatunder: you pick an editor to open it up with... nano is an easy one... "sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list" for example... or "gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list" for the gui
[07:03] <wombatunder> thank you jewfro-macabbi and burner
[07:03] <RHorse> burner do you like bitchx?
[07:04] <burner> RHorse: in 1999 I liked bitchx :)
[07:04] <msk82> Hey guys, I'm facing some "short write" errors, when my system running ALSA goes to a "partial" suspend (i.e. screen goes off). What should I suspect from?
[07:04] <wildc4rd__> how can I transfer files from a VB to its host machine?
[07:04] <RHorse> does irssi have many more features?
[07:04] <Piet> wildc4rd__: where VB=virtuel basic?
[07:04] <losher> felixsulla: there's at least 4 9.04 issues that seem to be faqs. Sound, flash, ext4, box left unusable after upgrade, sluggishness....
[07:04] <burner> wildc4rd__: Virtual Machine?  what's the virtualization software?  I typically just use samba network file sharing... you could use ssh... or sometimes Virtual Machine apps have their own sharing
[07:05] <Severian> wildc4rd__, I use a samba machine on my lan to move files back and forth between my virtual and physical machines.
[07:05] <Jewfro-Macabbi> wildc4rd__, scp would work also
[07:05] <wombatunder> in Nano, does "Write out"=save?
[07:05] <NandoMan> hello
[07:05] <IcemanV9> wildc4rd__: i used scp lots
[07:05] <lstarnes> wombatunder: yes
[07:05] <wombatunder> thank you
[07:05] <lstarnes> wombatunder: or save as
[07:05] <burner> wombatunder: yeppers... if you just exit, it will ask to save changes
[07:05] <felixsulla> losher: flash working okay for me in 9.04.. I havnt used ext4 (do you need it?), and mine isnt sluggish?
[07:06] <Severian> wildc4rd__, basically any method of transfering files over the network will work.
[07:06] <sacarlson> ﻿ wildc4rd__:  maybe with samba but I have used my usb flash drive at times
[07:06] <burner> Severian: what is the virtual machine?  windows?  use winscp in windows + ssh server on your ubuntu box
[07:06] <RHorse> winscp is awesome
[07:06] <burner> er... I meant to recommend that to wildc4rd__ I guess :)
[07:07] <RHorse> ;)
[07:07] <[T]ank> lots of windows talk for a linux room
[07:07] <wombatunder> I'm trying to install a mobile internet connectionand I need to have an existing internet connection to do so....
[07:07]  * burner has used winscp + wine in xubuntu before it had gigolo
[07:07] <losher> felixsulla: that wasn't really my point. And 'well it works for me' isn't even close to user support
[07:07] <Severian> burner, I have a variety of Linux virtual machines.  I am working on adding solaris and BSD.  I don't allow Windows on my network.   Samba is a better choice for me, but if scp works for you, then use it.
[07:08] <felixsulla> losher: Gotcha. Well, there is the ubuntu forums, this room which is very helpful, and the online documentation, and canonical I suppose
[07:08] <NandoMan> people: i want to remove the whitespaces in the filenames of a directory, i running "rename s/\s//g *" but it doesn't work!
[07:08] <burner> losher: I'm willing to address problems one at a time... but general bitching is no fun ;)
[07:08] <Severian> NandoMan, the command is      mv
[07:08] <burner> NandoMan: there is no rename... mv
[07:08] <RichiV> irc.hackthissite.org # help
[07:08] <RichiV> whoops
[07:09] <ryan_> yoy oy
[07:09] <IcemanV9> NandoMan: mv some_thing aNewName
[07:09] <blag> the ps3 eye should "just work" with 2.6.29, right?
[07:09] <wombatunder> what does it mean when "the following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available" comes up when performing a "sudo apt-get update"?
[07:09] <NandoMan> but there is a rename in my ubuntu
[07:09] <NandoMan> :P
[07:09] <lstarnes> NandoMan: rename is an alias to mv
[07:09] <losher> felixsulla, burner: so we're back to where we started. Irc isn't a good support medium and there's apparently a couple of other options but really nothing better
[07:09] <NandoMan> oh i see
[07:09] <RHorse> wombatunder I wouldn't worry
[07:09] <Jewfro-Macabbi> wombatunder, if you added a repo, import their signing key
[07:10] <felixsulla> losher: What are you expecting, exactly?
[07:10] <burner> NandoMan: holy crap, you're right :)  /me mans rename
[07:10] <ryan_> yo dawgs
[07:10] <ryan_> im sittin in DIA airport
[07:10] <burner> rename != mv
[07:10] <ryan_> anyone else chill here
[07:10] <wombatunder> jewfro_macabbi, how do I import their signing key?
[07:10] <NandoMan> so, the syntax is basically "rename perlexpresion files"
[07:10] <Severian> NandoMan, rename is a perl script that is good for renaming filenames with patterns.  For a basic rename, use   mv
[07:10] <losher> felixsulla, burner: sorry, I thought we were brainstorming to see if there was some better way to deliver ubuntu support....
[07:11] <jonathon_> anyone know how hard it is to setup an http mysql php and smpt servers in cruchbang linux?
[07:11] <NandoMan> Severian: i want to remove the whitespaces of all the files in a directory]\
[07:11] <Jewfro-Macabbi> wombatunder, you can usually find instructions on the repo page, but it's gpg --keyserver keserver.address --recv keyid
[07:11] <felixsulla> losher: I guess I mean, what is your idea of ideal?
[07:11] <burner> losher: aww... maybe, i was only half paying attention... maybe the first step is to pay attention to provide better support :)
[07:11] <losher> burner: "bitching" and trying to "constructively critique a current process" can look remarkably similar
[07:12] <lstarnes> NandoMan: try this: for file in $(find DIRECTORY); do mv $file ${file// /}; done
[07:12] <Severian> NandoMan, How many files to rename?
[07:12] <NandoMan> a lot!
[07:12] <Flannel> losher: This isn't the place for it.  Try #ubuntu-ops or #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks.
[07:12] <NandoMan> Severian: a lot
[07:12] <burner> losher: yours aren't so much support issues as they are bugs that should just be fixed and not even thought about :)
[07:12] <Reilithion> I have two screens.  Some full-screen applications will freeze the cursor in that screen, and prevent me from using applications in the other screen.  Is there a way for me to change this?
[07:12] <burner> NandoMan: have a gui?
[07:12] <losher> Flannel: fair enough.
[07:12] <lstarnes> NandoMan: or replace ${file// /} with ${file// /_} to replace whitespace with _'s
[07:13] <wombatunder> Jewfro-Macabbi: Sorry but I am a complete Linux Noob, where do I find  the repo page?
[07:13] <NandoMan> burner: yes i do
[07:13] <Severian> NandoMan, just be careful.  lstarnes command looked right.  But, I would still test it first.
[07:13] <Jewfro-Macabbi> wombatunder, what repository did you add to your sources.list file?
[07:13] <burner> NandoMan: http://gnomefiles.org/app.php/GPRename <--try that app :)
[07:13] <kliwon> hi, i get problem after upgrade from intrepid to jaunty.the NM not recognize my modem but it works great at intrepid.any idea ? thanks
[07:13] <wombatunder> deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/network-manager/ubuntu hardy main
[07:13] <wombatunder>  deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/network-manager/ubuntu hardy main
[07:13] <NandoMan> but souldn't the rename command work?
[07:14] <wombatunder> so those links would be the repo page?
[07:14] <sacarlson> ﻿wombatunder: I'm not sure I understand the question maybe you want to know how to install software?  try synaptic
[07:14] <Jewfro-Macabbi> wombatunder, no I thought you added a third party repo
[07:14] <ryan_> synaptic is a great place to start
[07:14] <burner> NandoMan: probably... but i'm not savvy enough...
[07:14] <Jewfro-Macabbi> wombatunder, is hardy your version? - try apt-get update and apt-get upgrade
[07:14] <Severian> jonathon_  It is not too hard.  It is basically the same on crunchbang as on Ubuntu.  I'd google for   perfect lamp server.  Falco Timme wrote a series of articles on setting up servers like that.
[07:15] <wombatunder> jewfro-macabbi: yes I am using 8.06 which I believe is hardy
[07:15] <wombatunder> I tried apt-get update and got that error
[07:15] <burner> wombatunder: you're trying to use a mobile network connction as opposed to wifi?
[07:15] <wombatunder> yes
[07:15] <lstarnes> wombatunder: 8.04 is hardy
[07:15] <sacarlson> ﻿wombatunder: or if you want to custom you repo list edit the file /etc/apt/sources.list
[07:15] <Jewfro-Macabbi> wombatunder, just try running: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade - it's not a huge error
[07:15] <dv_> someone with ipv6 please test if they can access http://tractrix.mooo.com/hello.txt
[07:15] <burner> wombatunder: go to 8.10, then to 9.04 :)  it's so much better at mobile devices
[07:16] <Severian> wombatunder,   There is a 8.04, which is Hardy
[07:16] <wombatunder> but the error was for the new repo I need
[07:16] <IcemanV9> NandoMan: create a temporary directory, copy a few files from the real to the temporary one. then test it with a few commands that some of us offers. see which one does work.
[07:16] <Jewfro-Macabbi> wombatunder, it will still download and install from that repo
[07:16] <jonathon_> but if u did 'sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin'(etc) it will work the same as ubuntu does?
[07:16] <wombatunder> ok
[07:16] <burner> wombatunder: error was probably the gpg key?  install the ppa key
[07:16] <burner> wombatunder: or just dist-upgrade and you may find your card just works
[07:16] <burner> er... dist-upgrade to jaunty 9.04 that is
[07:16] <NandoMan> IcemanV: thanks! i'm a bit disapointed tough that the rename command doesn't work :P
[07:17] <Reaverblade> hey people, I have a problem with my Toshiba Satellite A105. Here are the specs of my comp:
[07:17] <wombatunder> How big is a distro upgrade?
[07:17] <IcemanV9> NandoMan: mv is what i've use
[07:17] <wombatunder> I have limited data on a mobile connection
[07:17] <Severian> jonathon_,  That should be just the same...crunchbang started with a Ubuntu distro and added openbox and customized the desktop.  They left the Ubuntu repos and so that kind of thing should work.
[07:17] <lstarnes> wombatunder: big
[07:17] <wombatunder> so upgradein the distro isn't an option
[07:17] <Severian> wombatunder, about 4 inches.
[07:18] <burner> wombatunder: many many megs... nevermind that idea then... isn't ubuntu online via wifi or some other connection right now?
[07:18] <Reaverblade> ubuntu jaunty. Intel T2500 2.0GHz Core Duo processor, Nvidia Go 7600 256MB Graphics card.
[07:18] <wombatunder> no
[07:18] <Reaverblade> and it's relatively new (about 2 or 3 years)
[07:18] <NandoMan> anyway, this seems like a nice place to chill
[07:19] <burner> que es la problema Reaverblade?  spit it out already ;)
[07:19] <wombatunder> I'm using an XP machine and ICS to get the internet connection to the ubuntu machine.....
[07:19] <jonathon_> sweet 49 minutes of download left
[07:19] <NandoMan> iĺl be coming here more often
[07:19] <Reaverblade> so, when I download Tremulous, it runs like molasses
[07:19] <vesayth> I just updated my pc which runs Ubuntu 8.10 64-bit. Now I can't access the internet or anything on my lan (I get operation not permitted error if i try to ping). So I'm trying to reinstall network manager by downloading the deb manually, but when installing it tries to connect to the internet and can't. I'm thinking network-manager is not what i need to install. Can anyone advise?
[07:19] <burner> wombatunder: lol... you are resourceful :)  wish I knew what to tell you on your card other than jaunty
[07:19] <Reaverblade> I think the frame rate was somewhere around 15 fps....maybe?
[07:19] <KillGuta> Hello all
[07:20] <kliwon> hi, i get problem after upgrade from intrepid to jaunty.the NM not recognize my modem but it works great at intrepid.any idea ? thanks
[07:20] <burner> vesayth: you sure you don't have network manager already?  "sudo dpkg -l |grep network-manager" to find out
[07:20] <KillGuta> Does somebody know how to handle .ace archives?
[07:20] <IcemanV9> kliwon: re-install NM?
[07:20] <vesayth> burner: I have it, but I think it's a problem version
[07:20] <kliwon> IcemanV9, : i have did it but not works
[07:20] <wombatunder> I've had a windows network up and running for many many years using ADSL, however am having ADSL provider issues at my new house so am trying to make a gateway to share the mobile internet with 4 computers :-D
[07:21] <burner> KillGuta: unace?
[07:21] <vesayth> burner: I'm trying to downgrade to the stable release
[07:21] <KillGuta> burner: Doesn't work for some reason
[07:21] <burner> vesayth: uhh... i wouldn't downgrade... that's messy and complex
[07:21] <KillGuta> Unace implements itself in the default archiver?
[07:21] <kliwon> IcemanV9, : i try to google and found similiar problem..but still no answer
[07:21] <vesayth> burner: ok, so what should I do?
[07:21] <burner> KillGuta: got me on that... but if not, it's probably as easy as "unace filename.ace"
[07:21] <Reaverblade> So, since my graphics card is relatively new, it should run loads of more fps, but it doesn't. Possibly a hardware mismanagement by jaunty?
[07:22] <kliwon> IcemanV9, : but fresh install is working and ok
[07:22] <burner> vesayth: open a term... type "ifconfig" and do you see your network card?
[07:22] <vesayth> it's there, and it connects to the network
[07:22] <vesayth> one sec i'll give you the jist of it
[07:22] <IcemanV9> vesayth: check your /etc/resolv.conf
[07:22] <burner> but you can't ping?  wtf... can you sudo ping?
[07:23] <KillGuta> burner: Nope.. it says it can't open that file
[07:23] <burner> vesayth: using dhcp?  static?
[07:23] <jonathon_> Severian, how customiseable in cruchbang linux
[07:24] <burner> KillGuta: unace-nonfree ?
[07:24] <vesayth> burner: yes
[07:24] <burner> lol
[07:24] <sacarlson> ﻿Reaverblade:  my guess it's your video driver.  I have nvida and since upgrade from 7.04 I don't have the performance I had before.  I now us the nv open driver.
[07:24] <IcemanV9> kliwon: okay. fresh install does work, but upgrade doesn't. correct?
[07:24] <KillGuta> burner: non-free?
[07:25] <Reaverblade> the nv open driver? is it in the package list? if it is, what is it called?
[07:25] <burner> KillGuta: that's the package name... "sudo apt-get install unace-nonfree"
[07:25] <vesayth> icemanv9: resolv.conf shows as follows: #Generated by NetworkManager nameserver 192.168.1.1
[07:25] <sacarlson> ﻿Reaverblade: it's what should run if you don't enable the propriatary driver
[07:25] <kliwon> IcemanV9, : yes correct
[07:25] <burner> sacarlson: nouveau!!!
[07:25] <Reaverblade> great, how do I disable the proprietary?
[07:25] <IcemanV9> vesayth: still cannot ping outside?
[07:25] <dv_> someone with ipv6 please test if they can access http://tractrix.mooo.com/hello.txt
[07:26] <vesayth> burner: the ip address is on a static lease on my router
[07:26] <kliwon> IcemanV9, : currently i use wvdial.. :D
[07:26] <vesayth> icemanv9: that is correct
[07:26] <burner> aww, i like the proprietary nvidia driver... how else do you play with compiz?
[07:26] <burner> vesayth: and you can ping the router by ip?  in ifconfig, does it show your ip correctly?
[07:26] <IcemanV9> vesayth: check ifconfig to be sure it has ip and up
[07:27] <vesayth> burner: No I get operation not permitted
[07:27] <vesayth> icemanv9: it does. 192.168.1.50
[07:27] <burner> how about "sudo ping 192.168.1.1" or whatever
[07:27] <vesayth> burner: that's what i did. operation not permitted
[07:27] <sacarlson> ﻿burner: I don't anymore.  the nvidia driver just don't like my syncmaster 932 monitor.  it works on most others
[07:27] <IcemanV9> that's odd.
[07:27] <IcemanV9> vesayth: is ur firewall up?
[07:27] <burner> vesayth: open a browser to that page?  can you pint 192.168.1.50?
[07:28] <burner> sacarlson: did you try the nouveau driver?  it's getting cooler than nv anyway
[07:28] <vesayth> icemanv9: i stopped and purged firestarter from my system after this happened
[07:28] <vesayth> burner: i can ping myself
[07:29] <burner> vesayth: can other people ping you?  maybe firestarter did some things to iptables?
[07:29] <vesayth> burner: no I cannot. I have tried iptables --flush with no success
[07:29] <sacarlson> ﻿burner: no I didn't is that a package?
[07:30] <burner> sacarlson: sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-nouveau, then switch the driver from nv to nouveau in /etc/X11/xorg.conf and try it out :)
[07:30] <vesayth> output of pinging 192.168.1.50: vesayth@serpent:~$ ping 192.168.1.50
[07:30] <vesayth> PING 192.168.1.50 (192.168.1.50) 56(84) bytes of data.
[07:30] <vesayth> ^C
[07:30] <vesayth> --- 192.168.1.50 ping statistics ---
[07:30] <vesayth> 4 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 3014ms
[07:30] <FloodBot3> vesayth: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:30] <vesayth> whoops sorry
[07:31] <vesayth> sorry
[07:31] <Riotblade> Hi, I'm trying to get my PS2 -> PC converter working, but all it recognizes are the directional buttons.  Anyone know the solution to this?
[07:31] <yaris123456789> okay sometimes when wget downloads dynamic URLs, the filename results in a unpredictable manner. Is --restrict-file-names=windows what i should be using?
[07:31] <yaris123456789> also is it possible to make wget avoid http://www.a.com/blacklistedworkd.php , where blacklistedword is something undesirable ?
[07:31] <burner> vesayth: and this IP was doled out by the router via mac reservation right? so we know the cable works... hrm... does a browser to 192.168.1.1 give anything?
[07:31] <yaris123456789> also how do i control the # of simultaneous parallel downloads wget makes
[07:31] <yaris123456789> is the default 30 ?
[07:31] <vesayth> everything worked fine before doing a system update
[07:32] <vesayth> burner: not it does not
[07:32] <vesayth> no*
[07:32] <Slart> yaris123456789: wget does parallell downloads? sure?
[07:32] <sacarlson> ﻿burner:  I just searched with synaptic I see no such package what repo is this from?
[07:32] <burner> vesayth: system update to 64 from a 32 bit system?  and you wiped it?
[07:32] <vesayth> burner: no. just normal every day system update
[07:32] <sacarlson> ﻿burner:  I did see a web page that has something about it
[07:32] <IcemanV9> kliwon: sorry, i cannot think of anymore to tell ya at this point. something did not upgrade properly. dpkg-configure -f (don't remember if this is correct command to fix it)
[07:33] <vesayth> burner: via update manager
[07:33] <burner> vesayth: you could hit "esc" at grub and boot an older kernel... maybe it didn't finish updating or maybe your card is broken in teh latest kernel
[07:33]  * burner shrugs a bit
[07:33] <vesayth> burner: the kernel was upgraded, so i tried to revert back to the kernel i was using and that still didn't fix it
[07:33] <wizz> hi2all does anyone know how to exchange GDM on something else?
[07:34] <kliwon> IcemanV9, : hmm the command dpkg-configure -f NetworkManager ? is it like that ?
[07:34] <kliwon> or just dpkg-configure -f ?
[07:34] <burner> sacarlson: universe.  http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/xserver-xorg-video-nouveau
[07:34] <porter1> Gah. gnome-screensaver is totally worthless now.
[07:35] <sacarlson> ﻿burner:  I guess it's not on ubuntu 8.04 yet I have universe set already
[07:35] <IcemanV9> kliwon: leave it blank. maybe it'll fix something else that you didn't know.
[07:35] <burner> kliwon: you're thinking apt-get -f... dpkg-configure is just that... with no -anything
[07:35] <Reaverblade> well, I'm trying out a driver. Off to see if it works...
[07:35] <kliwon> thanks IcemanV9 , burner
[07:35] <kliwon> i will try that 1st
[07:36] <Axel> hello
[07:36] <vesayth> burner: if it helps i do have backports enabled (this is why i wanted to downgrade to stable version of network manager)
[07:37] <Axel> i've a ubuntu 8.10 here and gdm dont show any names or pictures (with a theme that should show them)... how can i fix it?
[07:39] <burner> vesayth: the old kernel works?
[07:39] <vesayth> burner: no
[07:39] <vesayth> burner: that was the first thing I did ^^
[07:39] <ykphuah> I have read some of the forums and performance comparison between 32 bit and 64 bit, and still confused which one I should use for my T6600 Intel Chipset
[07:40] <burner> vesayth: I'm a bit out of ideas
[07:40] <wizz> ykphuah, use 32 bit
[07:41] <wizz> ykphuah, if you have less 4G
[07:41] <vesayth> burner: i'm going to try for the time being to put the machine on automatic dhcp
[07:42] <IcemanV9> ykphuah: try liveCD
[07:42] <ykphuah> wizz: I have 4G exact.
[07:42] <wizz> ykphuah, when use 64-bit (:
[07:43] <shauns> ykphuah: go for 32bit, 64bit gave me nothing but trouble on my lenovo T400
[07:43] <ykphuah> shauns: I will be getting Lenovo Y450
[07:43] <ykphuah> shauns: 32-bit have served me well though
[07:43] <wizz> ykphuah, i'm have bugs in 64 bit's only for xbmc
[07:44] <shauns> Lenovo Y450 look really awesome
[07:45] <ykphuah> maybe I should see whether the default windows comes in 32 or 64.
[07:45] <burner> vesayth: good luck.. i'm off :)  buenos noches free software amigos
[07:45] <Wolf23> back
[07:45] <ykphuah> shauns: yeah, i was very attracted with the looks of it, really nice two color tones.
[07:48] <shauns> looks alot nicer than the T400
[07:48] <silare> If I were looking for presentation software aside from KPresenter and OpenOffice.org, what should I use?
[07:48] <ykphuah> silare: tried google docs?
[07:48] <silare> Lemme' look...
[07:48] <Wolf23> help please
[07:48] <burner> silare: criawips
[07:48] <shauns> silare: google docs with gears
[07:48] <silare> Criawips? Hasn't that project been... dead?
[07:48] <pumpkinseed> Hello everyone
[07:48] <silare> Google Gears hates my Firefox. D:
[07:49] <ykphuah> silare: are you running 64-bit?
[07:49] <silare> Ja.
[07:49] <ykphuah> i heard google gears have problems with 64-bit
[07:49] <silare> Aww. =[
[07:49] <ykphuah> heard/read
[07:49] <silare> Yeah.
[07:49] <silare> It does.
[07:49] <bjornredtail> Doesn't Abi* have a presentation software of some sort? Or they only word proscessing?
[07:49] <Wolf23> help me please!
[07:49] <shauns> not sure about that, i had lots of 64 bit issues so reverted to 32bit after a week
[07:50] <IcemanV9> !ask | Wolf23
[07:50] <ykphuah> silare: http://code.google.com/apis/gears/gears_faq.html#runGearsOn64Bit
[07:50] <pumpkinseed> I've got a file i need to run through wine, but it has a Win32 Trojan on it. What is the safest way to run it?
[07:50]  * bjornredtail looks into AbiWord... which appears to only be bit.
[07:50] <yaris123456789> how do i send a job to the background ? add & ?
[07:50] <iceroot> pumpkinseed: deleting the file is the safest way
[07:50] <ykphuah> pumpkinseed: create a new user, and run it using wine as the new user
[07:51] <pumpkinseed> iceroot: not an option.
[07:51] <IcemanV9> yaris123456789: sh shell.sh &
[07:51] <Wolf23> IcemanV9: thanx, i open ktorrent and it is working slowly, and i am using cable modem,how could i configure it please
[07:51] <silare> Hm... Google Docs is alright, though is there any non-webapp that does what PowerPoint/Keynote can do? =/
[07:51] <kenyon> yaris123456789: yep, or ctrl-z when the job is running in the foreground.
[07:51] <iceroot> pumpkinseed: then use a live system or another user only for this
[07:51] <pumpkinseed> ykphuah: good idea...
[07:51] <yaris123456789> btw where can i get ubuntu desktop VPS ? very much like windows vps
[07:52] <iceroot> pumpkinseed: also a vm for testing is a good idea
[07:52] <pumpkinseed> iceroot: thanks for giving the useful answer second
[07:52] <IcemanV9> Wolf23: sometimes torrent will go slow due to not many seeds ... it might speed up in a bit if you just start it.
[07:52] <iceroot> pumpkinseed: the usefull was the first one :) good luck with that
[07:53] <connie> What's your opinion on Ubuntu 10
[07:53] <iceroot> connie: that there is no ubuntu 10
[07:53] <Reaverblade> What is everyone's opinon on firefox 3.5?
[07:53] <vesayth1> Does anyone else have any ideas how I can fix this network problem? Recap: Using ubuntu 64 bit 8.10. Just did system update (with backports enabled). Now I can connect to my router, and get an ip address, but i can't ping the router or anything on the network, and the internet does not work.
[07:53] <Wolf23> IcemanV9:  ok if i am using cable modem, how can i open another pot udp and tcp?
[07:53] <pumpkinseed> iceroot: not when I have to run the file to get the data off of it and the file doesn't exist anywhere else
[07:53] <pumpkinseed> but thanks
[07:53] <connie> Ubuntu9.10
[07:53] <bjornredtail> silare: Print to PDF and use Evince in full-screen mode?
[07:53] <connie> ？
[07:54] <kenyon> Wolf23: opening more ports won't make it go faster.
[07:54] <silare> Ah, I 'spose so.
[07:54] <silare> There aren't any viable GTK solutions at the moment? =/
[07:55] <Wolf23> kenyon:  thanx,but what is the port of ktorrent?
[07:55] <bjornredtail> There are some commercial products, according to my little bit of googleing
[07:55] <silare> Yeah...
[07:55] <bjornredtail> Honestly, it's not something I need to do very often
[07:55] <kenyon> Wolf23: it can probably use any port you want.
[07:55] <silare> But not really much anything that works?
[07:55] <silare> *works for freee
[07:55] <bjornredtail> OO.o?
[07:55] <IcemanV9> Wolf23: are u saying that you have firewall up?
[07:55] <Wolf23> kenyon:  ok , but i dont have router,i have cable modem
[07:55] <silare> *But not really anything for presentations much that is free?
[07:55] <bjornredtail> In terms of opening existing powerPoint stuff and whatnot
[07:56] <silare> Alright.
[07:56] <kenyon> Wolf23: Ok, so?
[07:56] <Wolf23> IcemanV9:  i dont know if i have firewall on ubuntu
[07:56] <silare> That answers my question. Hopefully we get something that starts beating on Keynote and PowerPoint one day then. Thanks for the help, bjornredtail.
[07:57] <Wolf23> kenyon:  so how can i see if ports opening on my pc
[07:57] <IcemanV9> Wolf23: then, i don't think you have a problem. it's just slow ... try a different torrent server or site.
[07:57] <kenyon> Wolf23: netstat -a
[07:57] <Reaverblade> x-session-manager[10668]: WARNING: Error retrieving configuration key '/desktop/gnome/session/idle_delay': 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 to a system crash. See http://projects.gnome.org/gconf/ for information. (Details -  1: Failed to get connection to session: Did not...
[07:57] <Reaverblade> oh, something else:
[07:57] <Reaverblade> ...receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection was broken.)
[07:57] <Reaverblade> x-session-manager[10668]: CRITICAL: error getting session bus: Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection was broken.
[07:57] <FloodBot3> Reaverblade: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:58] <vesayth1> Or at least, can someone let me know how to review my recently updated packages so i know what packages to re-install?
[07:58] <myrth_jt> anyone using an Intel 4965AGN wireless card with Jaunty?
[07:58] <vesayth1> The pc that is having this issue is my web and samba server, so I'd like to get it up asap
[07:59] <kenyon> vesayth1: if you can get an IP address from dhcp, you should be able to ping hosts on the network.
[07:59] <connie> How can I use the ubuntu LiveCD to tesk my computer?
[07:59] <Wolf23> kenyon:  i cant see the port from ktorrent?
[07:59] <vesayth1> kenyon: i cannot ping anything, inlcuding the router. I get ping: sendmsg: Operation not permitted
[07:59] <kenyon> Wolf23: I don't use ktorrent, but probably you can look in the preferences or options.
[07:59] <vesayth1> kenyon: I do however have an IP address and the router page lists it as an active client
[07:59] <SydneyGuy> Hi all
[07:59] <yuri20> 0
[08:00] <SydneyGuy> Which mail program u can use only for users on ur local machine?
[08:00] <RHorse> vesayth1 permissions? try sudo
[08:00] <yuri20> can anybody tell mi where is polish irc ?
[08:00] <kenyon> vesayth1: Hmm, what if you sudo ping?
[08:00] <yuri20> please
[08:00] <vesayth1> kenyon and rhorse: same thing
[08:00] <IcemanV9> what's the command in the terminal to see the speed of wireless? (54mbps)
[08:00] <silare> @SYDNEGUY: Can you clarify what you mean in your question?
[08:00] <Wolf23> kenyon:  it is 6999 but i cant see it on netstat?
[08:00] <myrth_jt> Icemand 'iwconfig'
[08:00] <bjornredtail> SydneyGuy: I think there's a couple of packages that do that
[08:00] <syalr> hello
[08:00] <syalr> ?
[08:01] <syalr> ?
[08:01] <syalr> ?
[08:01] <FloodBot3> syalr: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:01] <kenyon> Wolf23: netstat -an | grep 6999
[08:01] <SydneyGuy> like?
[08:01] <yuri20> Please tell me where is polish chat (irc)
[08:01] <vegpuff> Hi All, I have a USB Camera, whose (lsusb) says - Microdia U-CAM C Camera NE878, but Ubuntu doesn't recognize it
[08:01] <vegpuff> how do i make it work? help!
[08:01] <syalr> hcina
[08:01] <syalr> china
[08:01] <syalr> 能用中文吗
[08:01] <kenyon> !pl | yuri20
[08:01] <yuri20> dzieki
[08:01] <Reaverblade> right, let me try again: Here is the messages it gives me when I try to access my x server: http://paste.ubuntu.com/172129/
[08:01] <SydneyGuy> silare: I ment.. How can I send an email from one user to another on the same machine
[08:02] <vesayth1> kenyon and rhorse: I have also loaded the older kernel to see if the new kernel was the problem, and it did not fix it.
[08:02] <IcemanV9> myrth_jt: thanks. i meant to monitor the speed of wireless connection in the terminal.
[08:02] <bjornredtail> SydneyGuy: You need a mail server on your own machine I think
[08:02] <kenyon> SydneyGuy: emailing user@localhost might work
[08:02] <vesayth1> kenyon and rhorse: originally, it was on a static lease on the router but just for testing purpose i have removed the static lease so that it has a dynamic one. Still no luck
[08:03] <SydneyGuy> the command is emailing or mail
[08:03] <Wolf23> kenyon:  ok established yes
[08:03] <RHorse> SydneyGuy if you use procmail, you don't need a server, I think
[08:03] <myrth_jt> Iceman, iwconfig will tell you the current connection speed, if you want to constantly poll the card you would do `watch -n 1 iwconfig`
[08:03] <kenyon> SydneyGuy: use your regular mail user agent.
[08:03] <SydneyGuy> procmail is a local mail.. how about sendmail
[08:04] <Wolf23> kenyon: i am downloading 4 big files and just i got down/rate for all 24 kb/s
[08:04] <RHorse> SydneyGuy youre *sending* locally, right?
[08:04] <SydneyGuy> yes
[08:04]  * bjornredtail apt-gets procmail
[08:04] <SydneyGuy> users r on the same machine .. same hostname
[08:04] <simoncpu> eh... what happened with vmware
[08:04] <simoncpu> the ui is now... a webui
[08:05] <kenyon> SydneyGuy: so what's the problem with emailing to user@yourhost?
[08:05] <Reaverblade> I'm sorry for this, but I didn't copy it all. Here's al of it. I'm sure now. Also, I'm running this process as root. Don't think you can run it as anything else, can you? http://paste.ubuntu.com/172131/
[08:05] <silare> @SIMONCPU: Yeah. VMWare people thought it was funny/cool.
[08:05] <RHorse> I think if you set $MAILDIR, you can send to user@localhost
[08:05] <silare> Speaking of VMWare Server... Does anyone know where I can find one of the pre-released versions like an old Beta of VMWare Server 2 where it was still a GTK UI as opposed to the horrendous WebUI?
[08:06] <kenyon> you don't need to set anything, just need to be running a mail transefr agent such as postfix.
[08:06] <IcemanV9> myrth_jt: thanks.
[08:07] <vesayth1> Also, there are no DENY rules in my iptables if it helps
[08:07] <simoncpu> silare: i wonder if this has a console?
[08:07] <simoncpu> i can't even install vmware esx's plugin in firefox
[08:07] <RHorse> mutt me@lappie2
[08:08] <Reaverblade> man I need to get to bed. If any of you figure out what's up, e-mail me. seta_3_0_1@yahoo.com
[08:08] <RHorse> dont even try it I'm hardened.
[08:08] <RHorse> :)
[08:08] <silare> @SIMONCPU: I'm not sure...
[08:08] <simoncpu> there's one way to find out
[08:08]  * simoncpu exports his VirtualBox VM to VMWare...
[08:09] <silare> @SIMONCPU: Google has not bee fruitful. =/
[08:09] <vesayth1> Does anybody know how I can look up which packages I've updated within the past day?
[08:10] <IcemanV9> vesayth1: check /var/log/apt-get or aptitude
[08:10] <Om3Ddr4gon> help with mumble my mic doesn't work
[08:11] <vesayth1> icemanv9: nothing comes up
[08:11] <kenyon> vesayth1: ls -lrt /var/lib/dpkg/info
[08:11] <Om3Ddr4gon> mumble
[08:11] <kenyon> the modification times can give you clues, but the logs are better.
[08:12] <IcemanV9> vesayth1: how do you upgrade the package?
[08:12] <Om3Ddr4gon> my mic doesn't work
[08:12] <simoncpu> silare: ah... it now makes sense
[08:12] <simoncpu> vmware serve has now become the lite version of vmware infrastructure
[08:13] <simoncpu> aaaargh... i can't import VMs
[08:13] <myrth_jt> vesayth1: it's probably not ideal, but; `find /var/cache/apt/ -ctime +0 -iname "*"`
[08:13] <vesayth1> icemanv9: update manager
[08:13] <vesayth1> myrth_jt: icemanv9's solution helped me find them ^^. I'm going to put them into pastebin to see if anyone has any ideas on how to undo this problem
[08:14] <silare> SIMONCPU: Ah, really? Lamecakes.
[08:14] <silare> SIMONCPU: I've never been a VBox fan since it had more problems in virtualizing (as in screen resolution, displays, etc.) vs. VMWare Server, but... =/
[08:14] <IcemanV9> vesayth1: i'm not sure where update manager stores its info (log)
[08:14] <ShadowSniper> so, got a question for you guys... amd64 vs i386?
[08:14] <silare> Does anyone know where I could find VMWare Server 2 Betas (not final RTMs)?
[08:14] <myrth_jt> i386
[08:15] <ShadowSniper> is there still compatability issues with amd64?
[08:15] <myrth_jt> some.
[08:15] <unop> vesayth1,  /var/log/dpkg.log
[08:15] <stew> myrth_jt: what are some of the compatibility issues?
[08:15] <Om3Ddr4gon> any one use mumble here to talk my mic doesn't work there
[08:15] <simoncpu> silare: maybe it's still available from their site
[08:16] <ShadowSniper> Om3Ddr4gon, does your mic normally work?
[08:16] <vesayth1> Here are the packages I updated today: http://pastebin.com/d71015e0e
[08:16] <vesayth1> Before these updates, everything was working fine
[08:17] <silare> SIMONCPU: Tried. No cookie. =/ They lead me to the final release instead.
[08:17] <IcemanV9> vesayth1: select the kernel before -14 at the grub menu when boot up
[08:17] <vesayth1> IcemanV9: I've done that already
[08:17] <Kalumba> Who's to blame if my laptop doesn't start x.org without the power cable plugged in and how do I fix it?
[08:18] <vesayth1> I've loaded up the -11 kernel
[08:18] <IcemanV9> vesayth1: you said it works fine before these upgrades?
[08:18] <Kalumba> Nvidia 8600M GS graphics card
[08:18] <Om3Ddr4gon> well nope
[08:18] <vesayth1> Icemanv9: that's correct
[08:18] <nautica_trs> Hello friends
[08:18] <Kalumba> hi nautica_trs
[08:18] <nautica_trs> Hi Kalumba
[08:18] <resemblinghuman> Greetings nautica_trs
[08:18] <nautica_trs> Im newbie in Ubuntu
[08:19] <Kalumba> so am I
[08:19] <IcemanV9> vesayth1: you know what? why don't you remove -14 kernal? and see if it works with the old one (-11)
[08:19] <sacarlson> my synaptic just got stuck on an install of the xserver-xorg-video-nouveau package.  how can I get it unstuck and recover synaptic and other operations?
[08:19] <nautica_trs> Can you support me?
[08:19] <Kalumba> brothers in newbiehood
[08:19] <vesayth1> icemanv9: How do I uninstall a kernel?
[08:19] <resemblinghuman> Just remember we were all noobs once. :)
[08:19] <Kalumba> I don't know. How much do you weigh?
[08:19] <Krstnsn`> rk
[08:19] <linduxed> lets say ive got an ordinary fileserver running that i can ssh into without problems and that server is also hooked to a small LAN.
[08:19] <linduxed> the questions are: 1) will i be able to emulate the normal "connecting to the network with an ethernet cable/wifi and seeing the server" with a VPN?    2. is that kind of VPN very hard to setup?
[08:19] <nautica_trs> Kalumba, are you still there?
[08:19] <Kalumba> Oui
[08:19] <silare> On the other hand, is there any software that takes a text file and organizes it so it becomes two columns like a book and fullscreens it? Evince does a good job if the thing is the right dimensions, but otherwise I need to find say... Clockwork Orange as an e-text and reading a text file is painful.
[08:20] <Kalumba> nautica_trs: I'm here
[08:20] <nautica_trs> I already install apache thru lampp in /opt/lampp folder
[08:21] <nautica_trs> But i didnt install from synaptic
[08:21] <JSas> Hello, there is no one in c++-basic. I'm moving from VS to Ubuntu using CodeBlocks and g++ to compile but I am getting errors like /usr/include/c++/3.2.2/bits/stl_alloc.h|248|undefined reference to `std::__default_alloc_template<true, 0>::"...
[08:21] <nautica_trs> will it be a problem?
[08:21] <IcemanV9> vesayth1: sudo aptitude purge linux-image-2.6.27-14-generic
[08:21] <JSas> I am not sure what I am doing wrong, can anyone help? :)
[08:21] <Kalumba> nautica_trs: How's Marina Del Rey?
[08:21] <Kalumba> nautica_trs: It shouldn't, but just in case: How did you install it?
[08:22] <Kalumba> nautica_trs: with ./configure && make && make install ?
[08:22] <nautica_trs> from terminal prompt
[08:22] <vesayth1> IcemanV9: trying now
[08:22] <nautica_trs> I plan to install joomla and wordpress in the same apache
[08:23] <nautica_trs> Can you assist me
[08:23] <Kalumba> hang on
[08:23] <simoncpu> coool... virtualbox's vrdp works even though my OS is running in text mode
[08:23] <ShadowSniper> so whats the best way to bring up specifications on a gfx card, i'm trying to test if its failing or not... it doesnt seem to want to display higher than 8 bit color and idk if its the drivers or not
[08:23] <fireball_> hey all!
[08:23] <nautica_trs> Kalumba, no problem
[08:23] <simoncpu> ok, good bye vmware; hello virtualbox
[08:23] <silare> Simoncpu: xD VBox... I'm trying to switch over to it, but ehh. You liking it?
[08:23] <simoncpu> i wish virtualbox would support freebsd amd64 guests
[08:24] <fireball_> kino crashing all the time since jauntu upgrade, graphics often out of sinc in many programs, please advise
[08:24] <simoncpu> silare: i think so... virtualbox doesn't tab the consoles though
[08:24] <simoncpu> the consoles run on each separate window
[08:24] <silare> fireball_: What driver version and what GPU?
[08:24] <silare> simoncpu: Ahh. I figured just as much. Oh well... It's open-source (unless you're using the proprietary version)... Hopefully it grows? =/
[08:25] <silare> Linux has made a lot of strides in the past few years.
[08:25] <fireball_> NVidea 180.44
[08:25] <simoncpu> yepp, hopefully
[08:25] <nautica_trs> Has anyone installed Ubuntu 9.04?
[08:25] <simoncpu> nautica_trs: meeeee
[08:25] <silare> fireball_: Hmm... What other options have you for GPU drivers?
[08:25] <fireball_> GeForce 6150SE nForce 430
[08:25] <nautica_trs> I need an opinion
[08:25] <simoncpu> and my old VMs were deleted when I upgraded to 9.04
[08:25] <nautica_trs> Hi simoncpu
[08:25] <simoncpu> blah
[08:25] <silare> nautica_trs: I have. I'm on Jaunty amd64 at the moment and it's running smoothly, though I miss my Mint.
[08:25] <Kalumba> nautica_trs: Have you seen https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Joomla and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1279952 ?
[08:25] <simoncpu> nautica_trs: hi
[08:25] <silare> simoncpu: Aww. That's lame. =/
[08:26] <fireball_> no idea, how would i find out?
[08:26] <simoncpu> silare: i just backed up my home dir... i forgot that vmware installed the vms at /var/lib
[08:26] <fireball_> everything very sweet before upgrade
[08:26] <vesayth1> icemanv9: Ok I removed that kernel and stillh aving the same problem
[08:26] <fireball_> except skype :(
[08:26] <silare> fireball_: To what? =/
[08:27] <IcemanV9> vesayth1: reboot and pick the old one?
[08:27] <nautica_trs> Kalumba, im trying to access it
[08:27] <fireball_> gpu / driver options
[08:27] <silare> fireball_: Well, anyways... Under System --> Applications --> Hardware Drivers...
[08:27] <silare> What does it offer?
[08:27] <vesayth1> icemanv9: yes I did that
[08:28] <fireball_> i just put it up
[08:28] <fireball_> GeForce 6150SE nForce 430
[08:28] <fireball_> Nvidea 180.44
[08:28] <IcemanV9> vesayth1: man, i'm puzzled at your problem. *sigh*
[08:28] <myrth_jt> Fireball: I think there is a Beta driver for Nvidia which may solve your problems - i have the same issues
[08:28]  * IcemanV9 should be in bed already :-/
[08:29] <homeskill> is there a command that tells me how big a byte is on my machine?
[08:29] <silare> fireball_: If you can use an older driver that you used before, try that?
[08:29] <vesayth1> icemanv9: I am too =[. I never have simple problems
[08:29] <fireball_> i'll sus it out, I assume that means that you guys are confident that this is the problem?
[08:30] <nautica_trs> Kalumba
[08:30] <myrth_jt> I believe it is at least isolated to Nvidia...
[08:30] <nautica_trs> do you have ym?
[08:30] <nautica_trs> Can i have it?
[08:30] <Kalumba> nautica_trs: something about wordpress: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WordPress & http://www.supriyadisw.net/2006/12/wordpress-installation-on-ubuntu-with-lamp
[08:30] <fireball_> thanks, we'll see
[08:30] <Kalumba> ym = Yahoo Messenger?
[08:30] <ShadowSniper> why is it that some people seem to think your just going to have some magical answer for then with out them being able to tell you shit about their system
[08:30] <silare> Oh yeah. What would anyone recommend for widgets on a GNOME desktop? Like, I've heard of gDesklets, Screenlets, Kalumba, etc.
[08:30] <silare> Which should I use?
[08:30] <nautica_trs> it is hard to trace in here
[08:31] <IcemanV9> vesayth1: sorry. i'm out of ideas ... i think it's the best to step away and go to bed. then, your mind will be fresh ... maybe with a few new ideas to figure it out.
[08:31] <Kalumba> silare: Kalumba??
[08:31]  * IcemanV9 gotta go to sleep as well.
[08:31] <homeskill> how in ubuntu can i tell if my machine is 32 bit of 64bit?
[08:31] <Kalumba> silare: I'm on ur desktop arranjing yer ikons!
[08:31] <nautica_trs> my ym in nautica_trs
[08:31] <vesayth1> icemanv9: probably for the best. I'm going to try loading an even older kernel to see if that helps before i do
[08:31] <stalkz> I have a problem with my graphics card after updating my drivers on ubuntu, can anyone help?
[08:31] <Kalumba> silare: I think you mean Super Karamba
[08:31] <nautica_trs> are you online now?
[08:31] <myrth_jt> homeskill: `uname -a`
[08:32] <ShadowSniper> so whats the best way to bring up specifications on a gfx card, i'm trying to test if its failing or not... it doesnt seem to want to display higher than 8 bit color and idk if its the drivers or not
[08:32] <homeskill> homeskill it just says i686
[08:32] <Mazugrazus> what is saved in syslog ?
[08:32] <nautica_trs> Halo Kalumba, are you still with me?
[08:32] <ShadowSniper> ive tried lspci but it doesnt give enough info
[08:32] <myrth_jt> then you are 686
[08:32] <myrth_jt> not amd64
[08:32] <Kalumba> nautica_trs: Oui
[08:32] <nautica_trs> Can i have your yahoo messanger address?
[08:33] <nautica_trs> If you have, i am trying to reach you now
[08:33] <silare> Kalumba: Oops, sorry. Yeah. Karamba. LOL
[08:33] <stalkz> I updated my graphics card drivers when booting into ubuntu for the first time, and now when I boot into it, the signal goes out of range and I have to restart.
[08:33]  * Odo Hi folks
[08:33] <silare> But yeah, any ideas? D:
[08:34] <silare> I have Conky, but I want something like DAshboard, etc.
[08:35] <Kalumba> silare: Try GNU Krell Monitors (gkrellm)
[08:35] <silare> 'K. Thankies.
[08:35] <Riotblade> Hi, I'm trying to get my PS2 -> PC converter working, but all it recognizes are the directional buttons.  Anyone know the solution to this?
[08:35] <Kalumba> Dashboard?
[08:35] <Mazugrazus> where to find tem files ?
[08:35] <fireball_> sorry guys, no good
[08:36] <fireball_> i think it might actually be a ffmpeg problem
[08:36] <fireball_> ???
[08:36] <none_> hello
[08:36] <fireball_> what's wrong with kino?
[08:36] <myrth_jt> fireball: I may have misunderstood your problem
[08:36] <Guest56911> anyone know where the firefox excutable file is by default
[08:36] <fireball_> i may have confused you
[08:36] <nautica_trs> Kaluma, please reach me on nautica_trs@yahoo.com
[08:37] <fireball_> maybe two separate probs
[08:37] <none_> hello
[08:37] <none_> hello
[08:37] <none_> hello
[08:37] <FloodBot3> none_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:37] <fireball_> kino crashes so often it's barely usable, only when you ask it to do something (click on a button)
[08:37] <Kalumba> nautica_trs: You can't see the personal message?
[08:38] <none_> I need help with installing drivers for my graphic card
[08:38] <cyberjorge> i have a fresh install of ubuntu 8.10, what packages do i need to install to be able to use the "MAKE" command properly.
[08:38] <fireball_> thought it might have been related to other media players making the visuals speed up and slow down on their own accord
[08:38] <ShadowSniper> none_, ubuntuforums.org -> search for your gfx card manufacturer
[08:38] <fireball_> was all ok before upgrade
[08:39] <none_> ok shadow will check it
[08:39] <cyberjorge> ?
[08:39] <none_> but i have a laptop
[08:39] <none_> also i am wondering will me laptop burn up with unbutu?
[08:39] <fireball_> but right now, i need to finish this clip, please help, any advice at all even?
[08:39] <ShadowSniper> none_, only if your laptop has a cd or dvd burner
[08:39] <ShadowSniper> none_, if it doesnt have one ubuntu doesnt magically make it one
[08:39] <none_> i have a dvd burner does that mean my laptop will burn up?
[08:40] <cyberjorge> lol
[08:40] <myrth_jt> sorry Fireball, i dont use Kino - I was replying to the second problem you were asking about
[08:40] <ShadowSniper> none_, uhh no
[08:40] <Tyrealz> h
[08:40] <none_> i installed unbutu today it is my first time i have tried linux
[08:40] <cyberjorge> what packages do i need to install to be able to use the "MAKE" command properly?
[08:40] <none_> i need help with my graphic card and it is trickey it is called Mobility Radeon X2300 HD
[08:40] <Jordan_U> cyberjorge: build-essential
[08:40] <myrth_jt> cyberjorge: "build-essential"
[08:40] <fabrice_> hey i need help installing
[08:40] <none_> and i just want a simple install everything is ok click file
[08:40] <none_> can someone please give me that
[08:40] <ShadowSniper> none_, i see, well take a look at ubuntuforums.org
[08:40] <nautica_trs> Hi Kalumba, i leave you a moment, i'll back to you soon
[08:41] <fabrice_> frostwire or Limewire
[08:41] <fireball_> kino, anybody?
[08:41] <StormWinged> none_:  linux is different than windoze :D
[08:41] <Jordan_U> cyberjorge: What are you trying to install, are you sure you need to compile from source?
[08:41] <Jordan_U> none_: Go to Applications > Add / Remove and install what you want
[08:41] <fabrice_> i need to install Frostwire or something similar to it for Linux
[08:42] <Guest56911> does anyone know where firefox main exicutable fle is by defaut
[08:42] <Jordan_U> fabrice_: gtk_gnutella
[08:42] <fabrice_> wat is that???
[08:42] <none_> jordan ok will look
[08:42] <fireball_> double click on the frostwire.deb available from their website
[08:42] <myrth_jt> anyone else had problems with iwlagn in jaunty? (4965AGN)
[08:42] <Madpilot> none_, try System->Admin->Hardware Drivers if your graphics card is having issues
[08:42] <Kalumba> I have a laptop with an Nvidia 8600M GS and whenever the power cable is unplugged the card does not initialize upon startup saying something about unsupported resolutions. Why does it do that and what can I do to fix it so that I do not have to have the laptop plugged in at all times?
[08:42] <none_> am also looking at the forums shadow said
[08:42] <Jordan_U> fabrice_: It's a gnutella ( the network limewire uses ) client
[08:43] <swiftarrow> \away
[08:43] <cyberjorge> Jordan_U: thanks, where can i find it? it's not in the synaptics
[08:43] <fabrice_> ok thanks
[08:43] <SydneyGuy> Hi all
[08:43] <Jordan_U> cyberjorge: It should be in synaptic, sure you didn't make a typo?
[08:43] <SydneyGuy> Can you help e please ..
[08:44] <SydneyGuy> I got this msg when I tried to use evolution mail
[08:44] <StormWinged> just ask SydneyGuy
[08:44] <SydneyGuy> Because "gpg: skipped "DA6FCD8F": secret key not available
[08:44] <SydneyGuy> gpg: signing failed: secret key not available
[08:44] <SydneyGuy> ", you may need to select different mail options.
[08:44] <FloodBot3> SydneyGuy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:44] <fireball_> fabrice_: http://www.google.com.au/url?q=http://www.frostwire.com/%3Fid%3Ddownloads&ei=vMsLSp2VJZve6APosszzBw&sa=X&oi=smap&resnum=1&ct=result&cd=1&usg=AFQjCNF6lvwM8iq_IWZuRMCWrT6Y2M6x9w
[08:44] <Madpilot> SydneyGuy, one line per question please - and try turning the GPG options off in Evolution.
[08:44] <none_> Madpilot ok will look at that as well
[08:45] <SydneyGuy> I only pasted it
[08:45] <linuxxd_> vlc is not working on ubuntu
[08:45] <linuxxd_> i installed via apt-get
[08:45] <SydneyGuy> A while a go I got this msg : no supported PGP passphrase agents were running
[08:45] <Jordan_U> linuxxd_: Not working in what way?
[08:45] <SydneyGuy> so I did this : sudo mv /etc/X11/Xsession.d/90gpg-agent ~/90gpg-agent.bak
[08:45] <linuxxd_> i.e. no output
[08:45] <cyberjorge> Jordan_U: i need to compile a driver for a touchscreen, i came across a command to make new in the manual.
[08:45] <Mazugrazus> guys could you tell me how to clear all rubbish from ubuntu??
[08:46] <cyberjorge> i'm trying to install from terminal
[08:46] <linuxxd_> drivers got installed during installation
[08:46] <SydneyGuy> and It was fine .. cuz there were two agens .. the gnu one and the gnome one
[08:46] <Jordan_U> Mazugrazus: Define rubbish
[08:46] <myrth_jt> Fireball: Kino seems to work fine for me.
[08:46] <SydneyGuy> so now I can not send mail from evolution
[08:46] <nautica_trs> Hello i try access apache by typing this sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[08:46] <nautica_trs> [sudo] password for rommy:
[08:46] <nautica_trs>  * Restarting web server apache2                                                apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName
[08:46] <nautica_trs>  ... waiting apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 127.0.1.1 for ServerName
[08:46] <FloodBot3> nautica_trs: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:47] <Mazugrazus> Jordan_U:  then delete app sometimes where are left some files, how to find them and delete?
[08:47] <SydneyGuy> cuz it gives me this msg
[08:47] <nautica_trs> Sorry floodbot3, I am new here
[08:47] <Mazugrazus> Jordan_U:  logs and temporary files too
[08:47] <SydneyGuy> Because "gpg: skipped "DA6FCD8F": secret key not available
[08:47] <ShadowSniper> nautica_trs, its a bot
[08:47] <SydneyGuy> gpg: signing failed: secret key not available
[08:47] <Jordan_U> Mazugrazus: Make sure that when you remove a package you use --purge to remove the configuration files
[08:47] <SydneyGuy> ", you may need to select different mail options.
[08:47] <ShadowSniper> nautica_trs, its not really going to listen to you when you appologize
[08:48] <linuxxd_> ShadowSniper: lol
[08:48] <Mazugrazus> Jordan_U: if i dont use? so how to find the rubbish?
[08:48] <SydneyGuy> It seems.. i have to do something with my gpg .. what?
[08:48] <nautica_trs> Anyone help me?
[08:48] <purvesh> any 1 know abt this error of firefox "/home/purvesh/Desktop/akaram p3/some different driver/Driver_VIA_4-in-1_V4.55.exe.part could not be saved, because the source file could not be read.Try again later, or contact the server administrator."  , purvesh
[08:48] <Kalumba> nautica_trs: paste the error message here: http://paste.ubuntu.com
[08:48] <SydneyGuy> ?
[08:48] <MmikeNekud> What is the difference between Xserver and Xorg? I believed that Ubuntu 9.04 uses Xorg 7.4, now I'm reading it's using Xserver 1.6. What is Xserver 1.6?
[08:49] <Lantizia> Does anyone know of a good PPA for the latest firefox?
[08:49] <nautica_trs> I am trying
[08:49] <Lantizia> Or any other APT repo I can get Firefox from?  testing or otherwise?
[08:50] <Kalumba> nautica_trs: http://paste.ubuntu.com/172156/
[08:50] <vesayth1> well, problem solved. I booted into my first version of the kernel, where my wireless didn't work. I flushed the iptables a couple times, then rebooted to the new kernel, and suddenly everything is working fine again. I swear to god that doesn't make any sense
[08:51]  * vesayth1 /wrist
[08:51] <Jordan_U> Mazugrazus: run "dpkg --get-selections | grep deinstall" to list packages that have been removed but not purged, then "sudo dpkg --purge package_name" to purge their configuration files
[08:51] <nautica_trs> Kalumba, how fast can i get the response?
[08:51] <Mazugrazus> Jordan_U: thx
[08:52] <Kalumba> nautica_trs: Paste, ask and be patient
[08:52] <Kalumba> 1420 people in here
[08:52] <Kalumba> many problems
[08:52] <Kalumba> few problem solvers
[08:52] <nautica_trs> Ok
[08:53] <Jordan_U> Mazugrazus: np
[08:53] <TankEnMate> is there any reasonable document out there that explains how NetworkManager works?
[08:53] <Kalumba> nautica_trs: Enjoy the fine weather in Marina Del Rey, CA
[08:53] <OpenPsycho> Ubuntu version 9.04...indexing always crashes
[08:53] <OpenPsycho> Network manager's openvpn plugin doesn work
[08:53] <nautica_trs> Kalumba, are you in CA?
[08:53] <OpenPsycho> I create a vpn try to use it...it just stays tehre does nothing
[08:53] <Kalumba> nautica_trs: No, but I traced you there :)
[08:53] <Jordan_U> OpenPsycho: I think there is an update available that fixes that bug, are you completely up to date?
[08:54]  * Kalumba is in China
[08:54] <TankEnMate> NetworkManager used to be bad, not it is just plain crap...
[08:54] <OpenPsycho> Jordan_U: yes I have updated to the latest
[08:54] <TankEnMate> now it is even..
[08:54] <nautica_trs> After paste the error there, where can i get the result?
[08:55] <Kalumba> You refer to it
[08:55] <Kalumba> to capable individuals
[08:55] <Kalumba> or anyone curious
[08:56] <Kalumba> the point is not to spam the channel
[08:56] <Kalumba> you can even join other channels such as the Joomla channel
[08:58] <bluepencil> Does Transmission use the OS time for its scheduling?
[08:58] <Guest54313> hi everybody
[08:59] <Myrtti> !hi | Guest54313
[09:00] <fryderyk> I am trying to get a serial console connection working on Hardy but the server doesn't appear to accept any input, and shows rx=0 for the ttyS0 connection.  Doing a stop ttyS0  && start ttyS0 will cause output to the console though.  Any help getting input working is appreciated.
[09:00] <Lordveda> Hello world
[09:01] <Lordveda> I am using Gnome 2.26 in Ubuntu 9.04
[09:01] <bluegoon> Guys, does Transmission use the system time with its Scheduling?
[09:01] <OpenPsycho> fryderyk: what do you use?
[09:01] <peacewise> sound not working in ubuntu 8.10 ... plz help
[09:01] <OpenPsycho> fryderyk: i m using minicom with no problems.
[09:02] <Guest61704> Hi people, any recommendation for grub error 18? i tried installing ubuntu 9.04 over my 8.10, i have a dualboot system on single disk, partions are winxp, data, ubuntu,swap.
[09:02] <faithlessfate> can I get some help?
[09:02] <Lordveda> When I try to open the Places/Home or Places/Bookmarks, It tells me that there is no application associated with file://home/username
[09:02] <DJones> faithlessfate: Ask your question, if somebody knows, I'm sure they'll jump in with some advice
[09:02] <faithlessfate> okay
[09:02] <Lordveda> What could possibly be the cause of this?
[09:03] <peacewise> anyone plz help.....sound not working in ubuntu 8.10
[09:03] <faithlessfate> my sound's frakked, I can't find the right ALSA driver and the forums are no help. I'm on intrepid ibex, no changes since yesterday when it last worked.
[09:03] <nautica_trs> Kalumba thanks for the tips
[09:03] <Lordveda> The error message says: "No application is registered as handling this file"
[09:03] <maniel> anybody knows udev? my mouse identifies as mouse/keyboard/joystick [it's a4tech's xl-740k] and takes /dev/js0 device node which i don't want:>
[09:03] <faithlessfate> the sound card is STAC92xx Analog
[09:03] <gladio70> #ubuntu-it
[09:04] <Kalumba> nautica_trs: You're welcome, Rommy
[09:04] <Guest61704> Hi people, any recommendation for grub error 18? i tried installing ubuntu 9.04 over my 8.10, i have a dualboot system on single disk, partions are winxp, data, ubuntu,swap.
[09:05] <Guest61704> it happend after installation reboot for 9.04
[09:05] <peacewise> anyone plz help.... sound not working in ubuntu 8.10
[09:05] <fryderyk> OpenPsycho:  putty, and HyperTerminal on the client side.  getty on Ubuntu Server.  If I do a stop ttyS0 && start ttyS0 on the server it will output the login prompt to the client, but it won't accept any input from them.
[09:05] <faithlessfate> me either, peace
[09:06] <DJones> !sound | faithlessfate peacewise There may be something in ubottu's link that will help you solving your sound problems, unfortunately, I've not had problems with mine and haven't had to solve anything
[09:07]  * Guest61704 thinks hes such a noob no one notice... lolz, maybe i'll keep on playing around. ;-)
[09:07] <Guest29683> I have an issue with remote logging into an ubuntu box
[09:07] <ziroday> Guest29683: what's the issue?
[09:07] <Guest29683> how to do you tell if the firewall is on
[09:08] <bluegoon> How do i define startup apps for Ubuntu? LIke MSCONFIG?
[09:08] <Guest29683> can't log into it or ping it
[09:08] <faithlessfate> the alsa is selected
[09:08] <simoncpu> where is your firewall?
[09:08] <faithlessfate> and the forums aren't any help
[09:08] <ziroday> Guest29683: sudo service ufw status
[09:09] <ziroday> bluegoon: System > Preferences > Startup Applications
[09:09] <bluegoon> Say for instance, i would like my Skype and firefox and Xchat to start with Ubuntu 9.04, how would i go abouts that?
[09:09] <Guest29683> also the gui keeps locking up
[09:09] <bluegoon> ziroday: thanks mate.
[09:09] <ziroday> bluegoon: have fun
[09:09] <ShadowSniper> so out of curiosity, what do you guys think of linux mint?
[09:09] <Guest29683> boot fine - i unplug kvm - later plug in it back in it does not work
[09:09] <ziroday> ShadowSniper: #ubuntu-offtopic is the best place to ask for that :)
[09:10] <ShadowSniper> blue-frog, look at i think its admistraton and sessions
[09:10] <DJones> bluegoon: To autostart an application, use System -> Preferences -> Sessions -> Startup Programs -> Add!
[09:10] <ShadowSniper> ziroday, alright, thanks
[09:10] <sinelaw> calc, you there? need help upgrading to oo-3.1 (that you built, iirc)
[09:12] <sensae> Where do I need to define my path to ensure that commands can be ran both with and without sudo?
[09:13] <vertix> for developers: check out http://cppgoldmine.uuuq.com programmer's goldmine library to find the answers on any of your issues or problems in C++
[09:13] <Kartagis> !lamp
[09:13] <ikonia> sensae: your PATH has nothing to do with that
[09:13] <bluegoon> Ive added skype to my startup progs, but it doesnt lauch, at Command: I typed in, skype... what am i doing wrong?
[09:14] <alberto2000> anyone: i installed an app via "sh installer.sh" now i want to uninstall it, how can i do it?
[09:14] <ikonia> bluegoon: startup programs, ? explain what you've done ?
[09:14] <sensae> ikonia: Why am I receiving "command not found" when using sudo with a utility, when it's properly finding it without sudo?
[09:14] <bluegoon> Xchat seems to open by just adding "xchat" to the command program.
[09:14] <ikonia> sensae: what command
[09:14] <bluegoon> ikonia: hey mate, trying to add apps to run at startup.
[09:14] <ikonia> alberto2000: read what the installer.sh script does and manually undo it
[09:14] <DJones> bluegoon: To autostart an application, use System -> Preferences -> Sessions -> Startup Programs -> Add!
[09:14] <bluegoon> ikonia: added firefox, skype and xchat, xchat is the only one that starts.
[09:14] <dyf> hello.. i just installed 9.04 and everytime i want to post something on an online forum, firefox asks me which application to use to open "newreply.php".. how can i fix this?
[09:14] <ikonia> bluegoon: can you explain how you added them ?
[09:14] <alberto2000> ikonia: ok
[09:14] <bluegoon> DJones: what should i specify under Commands?
[09:14] <sensae> ikonia: I have mongrel utilities in /var/lib/gems/1.8/bin, I've added it to the path in /etc/profile and it properly finds the utility if I run it, or sudo -i and run it, but sudo mongrel_rails results in command not found
[09:15] <ikonia> dyf: sounds like a problem with there server
[09:15] <bluegoon> ikonia: i went prefs, startup progs, add, skype, command: skype.
[09:15] <dyf> ikonia: it happens with more than one forum
[09:15] <ikonia> sensae: ahhh so you want the sudo path
[09:15] <dyf> and i see people posting, so it shouldn't be from the server
[09:15] <ikonia> dyf: if a site offers a php file to download rather than display it, it is normally because the web server you are viewing does not know how to handle that php extension
[09:16] <ikonia> bluegoon: try putting the full path to skype
[09:16] <DJones> bluegoon: It will depend on which applications, from the ones you mentioned, it should just be xchat and firefox
[09:16] <bluegoon> ok sweet, like the /bin path right?
[09:17] <ikonia> sensae: look in /root/.bash_profile
[09:18] <ikonia> bluegoon: yes, always good to use absoulute paths
[09:20] <vegombrei> How do i remove a user and all its home dir?
[09:20] <ikonia> vegombrei: open the user admin gui - remove the user and it will do the rest
[09:21] <screamsayonara> my browser keeps crashing when i try to use babelfish... what could be wrong?
[09:21] <vegombrei> ikonia: thing is its not showing up out there .. i may have made a little mess earlier .. but it wont show up in users and groups but the foler is there .. cant delete the folder so is there a command to remove that folder so i can make a new user
[09:21] <maniel> are there any repos from which i can get xboxdrv jaunty package?
[09:23] <vegombrei> i just need a command that will remove the home folder of that user
[09:23] <ikonia> maniel: that's an xorg package isn't it ?
[09:23] <vegombrei> ikonia: -->
[09:23] <ikonia> vegombrei: what?
[09:24] <ikonia> vegombrei: open the file manager and delete /home/$username
[09:24] <vertix> can someone tell me how to install ubuntu from .iso image using the loop driver running off liveCD?
[09:24] <vegombrei> ikonia: it doesnt let me do that
[09:24] <faithlessfate> okay, do I change it to HDA Intel STAC92xx Analog (ALSA) or to ALSA - Advanced Linux Sound Architecture?
[09:24] <maniel> ikonia: nope, i'ts userspace driver for xbox{360} controllers like gamepads/dancing mats etc ;-)
[09:25] <korn_> what package is missing if java throws this error? "java.lang.Error: Probable fatal error:No fonts found"
[09:25] <ikonia> vegombrei: what does it say ?
[09:25] <DJones> maniel: The only reference I can find for that is on softpedia http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Utilities/xboxdrv-37436.shtml  I couldn't see anything in the ubuntu repo's or ppa's
[09:25] <maniel> of course i've compiled it myself, but it would be a lot nicer with a package and startup scripts;-)
[09:25] <ikonia> vertix: the loop driver ?
[09:26] <ikonia> vertix: just boot the livecd - click the "install" option
[09:26] <ikonia> maniel: never even heard of it to be honests so I don't know,
[09:26] <maniel> DJones: yeah, i used google too:)
[09:26] <vertix> korn_, btw, check out http://javagoldmine.uuuq.com for Java programming issues. I bet you'll find the answer easily on that site
[09:26] <vegombrei> ikonia: nothing .... deleting it is not an option .. however i remember removing it thru the shell prompt earlier
[09:27] <ikonia> vegombrei: gksudo nautlius then try to delete it from that gui
[09:27] <ikonia> vegombrei: or sudo rm -rf /home/$username
[09:27] <vertix> ikonia, yep, the loop driver. it is used to mount the image from file without using CD. cause when you run off liveCD you can't use an image and you can't fry it
[09:27] <DJones> maniel: looks like a few queries about it on ubuntuforums as well, but not much, doesn't seem that helpful i'm afraid
[09:28] <korn_> vertix: "No matches found" for all categories. there just seems to be a package missing
[09:28] <ikonia> vertix: you need to boot the live cd to install from it
[09:28] <gladiator> hi.. i am trying to install a few packages and i am getting dependencies errors...
[09:29] <vertix> korn_, i am not sure what are you talking about
[09:29] <ikonia> rosepetal: what packages ?
[09:29] <rosepetal> hi.. i am trying to install a few packages and i am getting dependencies errors... how do i force install all packages?
[09:29] <rosepetal> ikonia: php5-mysql ..
[09:30] <vertix> ikonia, well, there IS a way of doing it without booting from CD. It is called loop driver and that is what I am asking. i can't find that info. I have it somewhere though
[09:30] <maniel> ok, thanks for good will anyway;-)
[09:30] <ikonia> vertix: you can mount it with a loop back file system with mount -o loop - however as the livecd runs on squash FS it will be unable to install from it
[09:31] <ikonia> rosepetal: before you do anything more, do "sudo apt-get update" and make sure there are no problems there
[09:31] <vertix> oh, here is the command to mount the .iso image: sudo mount -t iso9660 filename.iso /media/iso -o loop I just don't know what to do next to start the install. can anyone help me out on this?
[09:31] <maniel> is there any way to configure udev to enforce not creating a joystick device node for my mouse?
[09:32] <ikonia> vertix: as I said, you can mouont it with a loop back file system, but the livecd's file systems are stored on compressed "squashfs" so you won't be able to use it to install
[09:32] <vertix> ikonia, oh, really? so you are saying there is no way to install ubuntu off of liveCD?
[09:32] <ikonia> vertix: you need to boot it so squashfs uncompresses and mounts
[09:32] <ikonia> maniel: remove/comment out the rule ?
[09:32] <sacarlson> ﻿rosepetal: I got here late what version of ubuntu are you playing with?  and you want to load php5-mysql? it loads ok on ubuntu 8.04 here
[09:33] <vegombrei> exit
[09:34] <vertix> ikonia, well, i can not fry cd from liveCD. So what do I do to install ubuntu? The only thing i can boot from right now is livecd or old redhat linux (redhat 4 enterprise). is there any way to install in this case? btw, i don't have flash either :(
[09:34] <maniel> ikonia: it seems to do it automagically, without rules or with bultin rules, in my /etc/udev/rules.d there are only 70-persistent-cd.rules  70-persistent-net.rules so i think i have to create custom rule for that
[09:34] <ikonia> vertix: boot from the livecd
[09:35] <ikonia> maniel: you only have those two files n /etc/udev/rules.d ?
[09:35] <maniel> yup
[09:35] <ikonia> maniel: something's wrong there
[09:35] <maniel> jaunty installed before yesterday
[09:35] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: my guess is that you would chroot to the mount point of your livecd and startup what might have been started if it booted
[09:35] <vertix> ikonia, that's what i did. and what do i do next to install from 9.04 image while running from livecd?
[09:35] <X-TaZ> Does someone here well know the LDAP authentication using PAM ? I'm getting lost
[09:35] <ikonia> vertix: the livecd is the install CD
[09:36] <ikonia> vertix: if you can boot the livecd you can install from it
[09:36] <maniel> ikonia: just listed udev package, it seems to place most of it's rules in /ub/udev/rules.d ;-)
[09:36] <maniel> */lib/udev/rules.d
[09:36] <ikonia> maniel: hang on two minutes please
[09:37] <maniel> i'll stard dig in there
[09:37] <vertix> sacarlson, good idea. i do have previous installs (8.10, which does not want to boot for some reason) so i can mount that / filesystem under /mnt. the question is what else do i need to mount? I also have separate /boot partitions. do i need to mount /dev and /proc?
[09:37] <Guest29683> ziroday: ufw seems to be off, but nothing can ping the box - the box can ping everything
[09:37] <X-TaZ> I have problems with LDAP Authentification ( using PAM . I followed https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/serverguide/C/openldap-server.html , and got the usual bug ( https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/auth-client-config/+bug/295008 ) But pam still don't work. Can someone help ?
[09:37] <rosepetal> sacarlson: more /proc/version gives: Linux version 2.6.24-16-generic (buildd@palmer) (gcc version 4.2.3 (Ubuntu 4.2.3-2ubuntu7))
[09:38] <ziroday> Guest29683: what does sudo iptables -L show?
[09:38] <vertix> ikonia, but my livecd is 8.10 and i did the install from it, but after spending a week on it non stop could not make it boot, no matter what i did. Actually, i'd prefer to fix the 8.10 install rather than jumping into more problems with 9.04 install doing it from livecd
[09:38] <alberto2000> anyone using komodo edit?
[09:39] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: when the cd normaly boots it starts from just one mount and creates ramdisk stuff I think to run.  so I would think all you would have to mount is the cd.  then just try sudo init 2
[09:39] <maniel> i've used it a long time ago on winxp, it's nice for writing ruby/merb code;-)
[09:39] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: after you cdroot to it
[09:40] <joe262> hi ppl
[09:40] <Guest29683> ziroday: thing is crap - desktop has locked up again... - need to find another monitor
[09:40] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: I have no idea if this will work
[09:40] <vertix> sacarlson, the problem is: i have 9.04 not on cd, but as .iso file and i am running from 8.10 live cd. so what do i do to install 9.04?
[09:41] <sacarlson> ya but you can mount iso disks as far as I know.  I thought you already did that
[09:42] <sacarlson> oh you already can boot from a cd then I am really lost.  I thought you did this because you didn't have cd drive or something
[09:42] <vertix> sacarlson, i can not boot 8.10. it does not work for me. that is why i am trying 9.04 hoping it will boot. because there is something fundamentally wrong somewhere with my 8.10. could be a bad cd. but i can boot from in in livecd mode and it does install. but when it boot's it can not mount the / file system
[09:42] <bluegoon> Hey guys, how do i save/write my aliases in bash again?>
[09:42] <vertix> sacarlson, btw, do i need the initrd to make sure sata drivers are loaded when i boot 8.10?
[09:43] <sacarlson> ﻿ vertix:  can't boot because you loose site of the screen?  maybe your problem is you need to add the kernel boot line vga=0x314
[09:44] <Blackhold> hello
[09:44] <vertix> sacarlson, cause it looks like booter can not find the sata drivers for some reason. because / file system is clean and in the right parition. everything should boot with no problems. but it can't mount the /, but, stragely enough it does seem to be able to mount /boot, which is on the same drive. that whole thing confuses the issues to the point i can't even guess what's wrong with booting
[09:44] <Blackhold> I have a server and gutsy repos don't appear anywhere
[09:45] <Blackhold> I would like to update the server
[09:45] <Blackhold> to a new version
[09:45] <Blackhold> but I'm a little afraid to system could crash
[09:45] <Blackhold> could someone give me some help please?
[09:45] <vertix> sacarlson, nope, it is not screen related problem. when i see the boot messages, last thing i see is [0.700183] VFS: Can not open root-device "<NULL>" or unknown-block (8,1)
[09:46] <vigo> Blackhold: First you should backup the system while it is stable.
[09:46] <Blackhold> vigo: it is backed up
[09:46] <ikonia> maniel: yup, rules have moved for jaunty
[09:46] <vigo> Blackhold: I guess next would be some commands, update and upgrade.
[09:47] <Blackhold> apt-get safe-upgrade
[09:47] <sacarlson> ﻿ vertix: so this is after the install when you boot.  but it runs fine from the boot cd you plan to install?
[09:47] <vigo> Blackhold: I think that is it, let me double check.
[09:47] <vertix> if someone could help me out figuring out the boot problem with 8.10, that would be really appreciated. i just don't know what to even think of it and i am a developer myself
[09:47] <Blackhold> vigo: and how to fix the repos?
[09:48] <gordonjcp> vertix: for whatever reason, it's looking in the wrong place for the root filesystem
[09:48] <vigo> Blackhold that is the update thing, update.sources , but let me double check that to be certain.
[09:48] <dayo> i've set up 3 folders for 3 lists i'm subscribed to. how do i configure thunderbird to download those list mails directly into their respective folders?
[09:48] <Blackhold> in sources what I should put?
[09:48] <hero1900> hi guys
[09:48] <sacarlson> ﻿ vertix:  never mind I read back and see
[09:49] <Blackhold> now I've got gutsy
[09:49] <vertix> gordonjcp, may be. but the / is in correct place, and it is clean. btw, is it looking for the right block?
[09:49] <hero1900> i have problem if any one can help
[09:49] <dayo> !help | hero1900
[09:49] <dayo> !ask | hero1900
[09:49] <aquarius> I seem to have broken dpkg. When trying to add or remove packages, I get: "terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::logic_error'   what():  basic_string::_S_construct NULL not valid Aborted". What might I do about this?
[09:49] <hero1900> well today i was looking into some themes
[09:50] <hero1900> and after that when i try to open computer folder from places menu
[09:50] <hero1900> the screen flashes for instance then nothing happen
[09:51] <vigo> Blackhold: Which version to which version?
[09:51] <hero1900> last one
[09:51] <nush> Hi guys. I'm having a very strange problem with apt
[09:52] <hero1900> i am new to ubuntu
[09:52] <nush> W: Failed to fetch http://e17.dunnewind.net/ubuntu/dists/hardy/e17/binary-i386/Packages.gz  404 Not Found
[09:52]  * Gnea wonders why, when running the update-manager today, it tries to do a distribution upgrade, when the upgrade has already occurred...
[09:52] <nush> but if i use my web browser, I can download the file. What's going on
[09:53] <Gnea> nush: no longer maintained, supported nor recommended. see http://cafelinux.org
[09:53] <sacarlson> ﻿ vertix:  I think I my be talking out my ass but maybe you could try supergrub boot cd disk.  it sounds like a grub problem.  That seems to fix stuff that seems imposible to fix at boot
[09:53] <sacarlson> ﻿ vertix:  it sounds like the stage 1.5 grub doesn't have the needed drivers to jump to the next step
[09:53] <CoBaY> fuck ati
[09:53] <Gnea> !language | CoBaY
[09:54] <indus> daybreak69: hi
[09:54] <CoBaY> mother fuck ati ass bitch
[09:54] <indus> lol
[09:54] <nush> Gnea, okay i'll visit the link. Thanks.
[09:54] <vertix> sacarlson, yep, i am pretty sure it is a grub problem and someone said yesterday they have the same problem. but what is supergrub boot cd disk?
[09:55] <Gnea> CoBaY: do you have a problem or a question you'd like to ask? something that's, perhaps, on-topic?
[09:55] <sacarlson> ﻿nush: try apt-get update  and try again,  if that fails maybe try another depo sever
[09:55] <vertix> sacarlson, yep, that is what it looks like to me. do you want to see the previus couple of log lines before it fails?
[09:55] <nush> sacarlson, you can download manually, just not with app-get What's going on?
[09:55] <nush> sacarlson, the server is up and running...
[09:55] <vigo> nush: Did you try update or fix grub?
[09:55] <CoBaY> good nvidia
[09:55] <Gnea> sacarlson: they don't maintain that site anymore
[09:56] <CoBaY> fuck ati
[09:56] <vertix> i get this: [1.536064] RAMDISK: Compressed image found at block 0
[09:56] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: it's a small boot iso that's only about 4meg short to download you burn it and boot it and it can reload MBR and stage 1.5
[09:56] <nush> vigo, apt-get update? Yes. What does grub have to do with it
[09:56] <vertix> than this: [1.959688 crc error
[09:56] <Gnea> !ops | CoBaY
[09:56] <nabeel> how can i change file permissions?
[09:56] <vertix> than this: [2.023879] VFS: Cannot open root device "sdb8" or unknown block (0,0)
[09:57] <nabeel> i am unable to edit file content, that has onwer as root
[09:57] <Gnea> nabeel: which file?
[09:57] <vigo> nush: My bad, I thought you also had a Grub issue.
[09:57] <vertix> sacarlson, the problem is i can't burn disks. cause i have nothing to boot from besides livecd and old redhat that refuses to fry for some reason
[09:57] <nabeel> .php file
[09:57] <nush> actually, I'm really confused. So it seems i can hit the link with firefox: http://e17.dunnewind.net/ubuntu/dists/hardy/e17/binary-i386/Packages.gz
[09:57] <Gnea> nabeel: try sudo gedit file.php
[09:57] <sacarlson> ﻿Gnea: what site is that?
[09:58] <nush> but WGET is not able to download it
[09:58] <helper> hello folks , how i can know this user is locked: User1:*:51:501:John Doe:/home/user1:/bin/bash ?
[09:58] <Gnea> sacarlson: the one that nush *just* pasted
[09:58] <nabeel> Gnea: i am using netbeans to edit it
[09:58] <nush> firefox works. wget does not work. Very strange.
[09:58] <nabeel> i dont wanna edit it in gdit
[09:58] <vigo> nush: For general errors, update and upgrade , sources.list and stuff like that could maybe help .
[09:58] <Gnea> nush: I already *told you*: they stopped updating it. read www.enlightenment.org and www.cafelinux.org
[09:58] <Gnea> nabeel: I don't know netbeans.
[09:58] <nush> Gnea, stopped updating what? The file exists. I just can't download it
[09:59] <nabeel> well, i just changed netbeans
[09:59] <nabeel> i mean just changed ownership
[09:59] <nabeel> from nabeel user
[09:59] <Gnea> nush: uhm, there are no e17 debs up there that are updated anymore.
[09:59] <nabeel> to root
[09:59] <vertix> sacarlson, i even have a floppy that has stage1 and stage2 on it and it does come up with grub> prompt. but i can't boot from that for some reason
[09:59] <nabeel> now i dont know how to edit?
[09:59] <nabeel> any help?
[09:59] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: don't you have friends that have a computer that can burn?
[09:59] <Gnea> nush: I should know, I had the same deb source in my sources.list for a few months and not a single update came out of it.
[10:00] <vertix> sacarlson, well, try to catch those friends ...
[10:00] <nush> Gnea, i'm just trying to download the file so i can install the older debs (which is fine).
[10:00] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: I don't know maybe you can boot it from a usb flash drive you have any of those?
[10:00] <Gnea> nush: then I woke up and read those websites that I just told you about. Clearly, you haven't read them yet and you're trying to still download something that's... not there.
[10:00] <vertix> sacarlson, all i have is 2 drives, no flash
[10:01] <nush> Gnea. Go to firefox and paste this: http://e17.dunnewind.net/ubuntu/dists/hardy/e17/binary-i386/Packages.gz
[10:01] <Gnea> nush: it won't do any good.
[10:01] <helper> hello folks , how i can know this user is locked: User1:*:51:501:John Doe:/home/user1:/bin/bash ?
[10:01] <vertix> but i thought you CAN install running from livecd using the loop driver and .iso image
[10:01] <Gnea> The requested URL /ubuntu/dists/hardy/e17/binary-i386/Packages.gz was not found on this server.
[10:01] <Gnea> see?
[10:02] <nush> Gnea, it works for me. Hit refresh.... it is awkward but it works trust me
[10:02] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: like try to build a time domain reflectometer with bear claws and flint tools man!!
[10:02] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: I'm sure it can be done but I'm out of ideas
[10:02] <vertix> sacarlson, nope. it is just a typical computer problem. you never have things in ideal state
[10:03] <vertix> sacarlson, i don't think what i am trying to do is undoable. for one thing, what is that loop driver for and what does it do?
[10:03] <nabeel> how can I change the ownership of directory?
[10:03] <cha2> iuiy
[10:03] <vertix> sacarlson, anyway, thanx
[10:04] <Gnea> nush: enough. no one makes e17 .debs anymore, you can use the cafelinux.org to use apt to install the easy-e17.sh that will compile the latest from cvs/svn for you, that's how it works nowadays. the site you've pasted is not there, it does not exist. please clear your browser cache.
[10:04] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: never heard of a loop driver
[10:04] <Gnea> sacarlson: sudo mount -o loop file.iso dir/
[10:04] <vertix> sacarlson, what does this do: sudo mount -t iso9660 filename.iso /media/iso -o loop
[10:04] <Gnea> nabeel: chown user.group dir/
[10:05] <helper> hello folks , how i can know this user is locked: User1:*:51:501:John Doe:/home/user1:/bin/bash ?
[10:05] <Gnea> nush: and please do not PM me.
[10:05] <koshari> vertix that will mount a cd image to browse
[10:05] <vegombrei> ikonia: i just deleted all home folders .. lost everything .. is there a way to get it back?
[10:05] <vertix> anybody knows what does this do and can i install from that: sudo mount -t iso9660 filename.iso /media/iso -o loop
[10:05] <parapanghelescu> hi there guys ...anyone familiar with Remote Desktop for Ubuntu ???
[10:05] <nush> Gnea, thankx!
[10:06] <phuzion> !ask | parapanghelescu
[10:06] <koshari> parapanghelescu i have used it
[10:06] <RobertoSP> hello!
[10:07] <vegombrei> hello all .. i need help .. i did a rm -rf /home/$username ... lost all home folders ... is there a way to get my data back ?? please help its urgent
[10:07] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: ok with that you can try the first idea but I don't know if it will work  chroot after mount and sudo init 2
[10:07] <phuzion> How would I go about deleting all directories except ones I specify?
[10:08] <vertix> koshari, well that means that file system is mounted now, doesn't it? from then on you should be able to install from that .iso i would think. i even have the previous install that i can mount, say on /mnt and chroot to it if needed. i just need to know what else do i need to mount so that i could install 9.04 from loop filesystem
[10:08] <Gnea> nush: here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=916690
[10:08] <koshari> vertix you wont be able to install from that because you need to boot from it,
[10:08] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: nother just try it
[10:09] <parapanghelescu> phuzion; koshari > So I started/ tested a remote session between 2 linux machines ....first time directly - and not so secure - it worked but not happy about the securrity; now I managed to do it over ssh but il looks that I'm loosing some bandwidth or so .....it's much more slower then the first one ...and the net connection is pretty OK ...over 3 Mbps on each sides ....
[10:09] <helper> vegombrei you did save backup files ?
[10:09] <vertix> sacarlson:, interesting idea. i might even try to simply mount my 8.10 install that does not boot, then chroot and then try init 2 and see if it comes up
[10:09] <ratbert> !info SongBird
[10:09] <nush> Gnea, thanks. Ozos looks nice. Thanks for the help
[10:09] <nmvictor> hi parapanghelescu,
[10:09] <Gnea> nush: cheers
[10:10] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: there ya go
[10:10] <vertix> koshari, strange. if i have it mounted with loop driver, than it looks like a boot from cd i would think
[10:10] <koshari> parapanghelescu i havnt used it over ssh
[10:10] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: if init 2 fails might try init 1?
[10:10] <vegombrei> helper: nope
[10:10] <parapanghelescu> koshari > np 10x
[10:11] <xero> hey does anybody know of a good wifi tool to scan for networks and i need it to be able to refresh the list
[10:11] <vertix> koshari, init 1? :) thats heavy!
[10:11] <koshari> vertix it may look like it but you would need to chroot and i wont even begin to think how casper will work, if you want to install without making a cd, make a usb boot
[10:11] <vegombrei> helper: i cant believe i lost everything .... everything, my doccuments my pictures my music everything
[10:11] <A_I_> hello
[10:11] <vertix> sacarlson, hey, but what do i have to loose besides all my windows after spending a week trying to boot 8.10? :)
[10:12] <xero> hi
[10:12] <sacarlson> ﻿xero: doesn't network manager do that
[10:12] <vegombrei> helper: is there any hope to get all that back?
[10:12] <A_I_> I've a question about NSCD and proftpd
[10:12] <xero> it doesnt refresh the list though
[10:12] <dayo> i've set up 3 folders for 3 lists i'm subscribed to. how do i configure thunderbird to download those list mails directly into their respective folders?
[10:12] <xero> there is no command for it.
[10:12] <koshari> xero wifiradar
[10:12] <A_I_> on HARDY/LTS proftpd does not work without NSCD
[10:12] <xero> i have that
[10:12] <xero> and it doesnt have a refresh button
[10:12] <A_I_> it seems that it does not get the secondary groups of the users
[10:12] <calwig> Hi guys I have a huge bothersome problem I wish someone could tell me what is wrong
[10:13] <sacarlson> ﻿﻿vertix:  it won't break anything when you boot but I'm not so sure about when you try to install from there
[10:13] <calwig> Its about dbus
[10:13] <calwig> starts up with "Faliure to Initialize HAL!"
[10:13] <A_I_> on gutsy it works well
[10:13] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix:  hope you made backups
[10:13] <A_I_> and when recompiling gutsy's proftpd on hardy does not solve the problem
[10:13] <A_I_> any idea ?
[10:13] <parapanghelescu> phuzion ?
[10:13] <phuzion> what
[10:14] <parapanghelescu> my question ?
[10:14] <xero> is there a way to boost my cards signal like how in windows you can boost the distance?
[10:14] <vertix> sacarlson, well, if it comes up, then all the devices will be recognizable and i would think it would be no worst than any properly boot system. cause to come up from level 2, you basically go through entire normal boot process i'd say
[10:14] <calwig> Where can I get information about DBus breaking?
[10:14] <calwig> !dbus
[10:14] <ratbert> my root pass doesnt work any more dunno why and its the same since 3 years or so! pls help
[10:14]  * calwig smacks ubottu 
[10:14] <nush> One more thing guys. Apt-get update/install has issues since it seems the following server is down:  0% [Connecting to us.archive.ubuntu.com (91.189.88.40)]
[10:14] <vertix> sacarlson, well, it wont eat my disks
[10:14] <nickoe> Hi
[10:14] <dayo> !root | ratbert
[10:15] <nickoe> Where on ubuntu.com do I find the information abot wich stuff has been improved i 9,04?
[10:15] <phuzion> parapanghelescu,  I don't know anything about what you're asking.  All I did was tell you to ask your question.  There are more than 1000 people in here, we have to enfocre rules so that the chat doesn't get inundated with excessive "Hi I have a question, does anyone want to help me?" questions.
[10:15] <ratbert> dayo, ok sudo pass what ever doesnt work anymore
[10:15] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: that's right don't be scared we will hold your hand and morn your failures
[10:15] <helper> vegombrei i donna know but don't think so rm -rf is a dangerous command u need to know how to use it
[10:16] <vertix> sacarlson, :(
[10:16] <xero> your sudo pass is the same as your login password though
[10:16] <parapanghelescu> phuzion > cool; thanks; my mistake
[10:16] <xero> how can it not work?
[10:16] <phuzion> no problem.
[10:16] <NativeAngels> when using the chown command it is the chown user folder or chown folder user ?
[10:16] <ratbert> xero, i know it works for log in but not for sudo Authentication failure
[10:16] <sacarlson> ﻿xero: forget the caps lock maybe
[10:17] <DelGurth> !jaunty | nickoe
[10:17] <xero> sacarlson: I was responding to the question I did not have the problem but thank you.
[10:18] <sacarlson> ﻿xero: oh sorry
[10:18] <pantelis> hi everybody!
[10:18] <parapanghelescu> again ...someone with some knoledge about the remote desktop ; need some help - think the performance is not so good ...
[10:18] <ratbert> sacarlson, i have the problem and caps its not the problem :)
[10:19] <xero> any ideas where i can obtain a app that scans for wifi signals and connects to them AND has a refresh button to update the list?
[10:19] <nickoe> ubottu, nop not that. I saw it the day bebore the release somewhere on ubuntu.com. It just tells what the dev team has been working on. You know something about the boot times has been improved etc. I just want to read what they dd for wacom tablets.
[10:19] <Dahel_> xero that app is def in ubuntu destop
[10:19] <vegombrei> helper: well i understand how dangerous it is now .. however all hells broken loose .. most of my applications dont exist .. how do i download a fresh copy of the latest ubuntu thru shell?
[10:20] <xero> what app would that be in the desktop?
[10:20] <sacarlson> ﻿parapanghelescu: works very well on my lan from local lan to local lan but on a remote internet site it depends on the conection speed.
[10:20] <vigo> xero: That app/pkg is called Network Manager
[10:20] <xero> it doesnt have a refresh button :(
[10:20] <xero> I have network manager
[10:20] <dayo> ratbert?
[10:20] <vigo> xero: Let me look for a wifi pkg
[10:21] <dayo> guess he's gone
[10:21] <NativeAngels> from the cli what would i do to enable a user to ftp to there folder ie /user/public_html
[10:21] <sacarlson> ﻿ xero: maybe wifi radar?  not sure that has a refresh button eather.
[10:21] <vertix> koshari, so can you explain to me what is the problem with mounting the .iso ubuntu image with loop driver and doing install from it? i just don't get it. if it is mounted and i can see the files, than it is pretty much the same as booting from cd i would think, isn't that the case?
[10:21] <xero> ty vigo for your help
[10:21] <koshari> NativeAngels chown owner folder
[10:21] <AnnonyMouse> hey guys. is there a way to set/boost the volume/mic limit
[10:21] <AnnonyMouse> pulse
[10:21] <xero> no wifi radar doesnt either
[10:21] <Dahel_> do need ubuntu filesystem defragmentation like Windows????
[10:21] <Gnea> AnnonyMouse: alsamixer -c 0
[10:22] <sacarlson> ﻿xero: manualy works iwlist scanning
[10:22] <Gnea> Dahel_: not needed, but can be useful depending on your setup
[10:22] <Guest62635> hello , how i can to set a disk partition to always be mounted when i start ubunto
[10:22] <Guest62635> ?
[10:22] <sacarlson> ﻿xero:  from the command line
[10:22] <koshari> vertix its not the same as booting from the cd as your running as the installed root
[10:22] <xero> yea that does work
[10:22] <orange-wedge> xero you could try airfart
[10:22] <xero> just really hoped ther was a app out there.
[10:22] <AnnonyMouse> Gnea ; I'm using pusle, sine other mixers/controllers are now less capable; re skype, etc
[10:22] <Gnea> !fstab | Guest62635 (by editting the /etc/fstab file)
[10:23] <DelGurth> nickoe: indeed, I was wrong, it's not in the releasenotes, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JauntyJackalope/TechnicalOverview
[10:23] <chill> i want a tar of all my config files but 'tar cvf config.tar ~/.*' does all sub dirs, any ideas?
[10:23] <xero> i look up airfart now
[10:23] <Kalmi> vertix, it's not the same environment
[10:23] <adi_> hi all. im willing to install the ubuntu minimal install.
[10:23] <Gnea> AnnonyMouse: yes, and pulse sits on top of alsa, which drives the mic and other portions of it
[10:23] <vigo> xero: This looks like a good writeup: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=885847&highlight=wifi
[10:23] <AnnonyMouse> Gnea ; thnx
[10:23] <adi_> after download and burn on dvd i installed it and now all i can see is tty
[10:23] <orange-wedge> it looks pretty old
[10:23] <nickoe> DelGurth, yes, thank you!
[10:23] <vertix> Kalmi, but i have my previous 8.10 install. i could mount whatever i need from that install. it just does not boot because grub can't mount the /, but / is clean and mountable
[10:24] <parapanghelescu> sacarlson > it worked for me OK in terms of performance when using the direct connection over :5900, but without much security; so no I'm using it over ssh ......and it's not so fast .....so problem is ...it's suppose to work less faster when encripted ???
[10:24] <Dahel_> Gnea, with what app can do that?
[10:24] <adi_> i have saved the script which will install x and gdm on a usb flash
[10:24] <Dahel_> in ubuntu
[10:24] <adi_> but i dont know how to mount it and run this script from flash usb
[10:24] <adi_> anyone can help :)
[10:24] <adi_> thanks
[10:24] <AnnonyMouse> Gnea ; that's VERY cool, tnx
[10:25] <Gnea> AnnonyMouse: cheers
[10:25] <Kalmi> vertix, what distro are you using now?
[10:25] <Guest62635> ok, but i dont see my discs in fstab , so here is ubunto going to get them ?
[10:25] <rcmysoft> hey, is there any software router for Ubuntu?
[10:25] <koshari> vertix once you reboot the mountpoint will be lost, so its irrelevent if you can mount it or not
[10:25] <Gnea> Dahel_: any text editor, such as gedit or vim
[10:25] <Gnea> rcmysoft: you can use ubuntu to setup a software router
[10:25] <adi_> what i need is command given from tty...to first mount the usb flash and from within usb run the script.
[10:26] <vertix> Kalmi, right now i am running off livecd 8.10. i did the install of it and i think i even ran it once, but not sure. but then my grub got clabbored and from then on, i could not boot from it, even after reinstalling it
[10:26] <koshari> adi_ that is the minimal install,
[10:26] <sacarlson> ﻿parapanghelescu: ya I guess it would but that's how I use it and works ok even over the internet.  but I never expected it would be perfect.
[10:26] <rcmysoft> Gnea: any idea how? Is it a graphical interface?
[10:26] <vertix> koshari, but why do i have to reboot?
[10:26] <AnnonyMouse> Gnea ; are those settings persistent?
[10:26] <calwig> is there an official DBUS debug or Q&A page, I have problems loading DBUS or something
[10:26] <Dahel_> Gnea, googling for commands? to make it...
[10:26] <bluegoon> Hi guys, one of the employees in our company is complaining that, on her Thunderbird, the Tasks option(s) are transparent, anyone got any clues as to why?
[10:26] <adi_> koshari | yes i know but now im gonna install x and gdm
[10:26] <calwig> Could someone help
[10:26] <Kalmi> rcmysoft, http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ubuntu+router&l=1
[10:26] <disappearedng_> what is the location of beautiful Soup in ubuntu ?
[10:26] <vertix> koshari, i have a separate /boot partition, that should work for ANY install
[10:26] <koshari> vertix how else are you going to bootstrap from the iso?
[10:27] <vertix> koshari, and i know exactly where that partition is
[10:27] <adi_> cause i dont have much ram so i can install only apps that i need
[10:27] <DaZ> Dahel_: i used shake to defrag
[10:27] <rcmysoft> Kalmi: thanks for the link.
[10:27] <koshari> adi_ can you use apt?
[10:27] <Dahel_> DaZ, that is app? Gnea
[10:27] <Gnea> rcmysoft: depends what kind of router you want
[10:27] <vertix> koshari, well mount it from the file system and run install from it i thought
[10:27] <Gnea> AnnonyMouse: afaik
[10:28] <Kalmi> rcmysoft, the router is in the kernel :)
[10:28] <adi_> i don have gui or x or gdm in graphics
[10:28] <Gnea> !editor | Dahel_
[10:28] <adi_> i dont know how to call apt
[10:28] <vertix> koshari, i am ALREADY up and running on live cd. so the kernel is up and i have all filesystems in the world i can mount or do any shell level stuff
[10:28] <rcmysoft> Gnea: only forward ip from Lan to internet.
[10:28] <orange-wedge> xero iwlist scan
[10:28] <koshari> adi_ work out what packages you want, then sudo apt-get install package
[10:28] <Gnea> rcmysoft: oh, you don't need to setup a router for that, that's just nat
[10:28] <vigo> calwig: official DBUS : https://help.ubuntu.com/search.html?cof=FORID%3A9&cx=003883529982892832976%3Ae2vwumte3fq&ie=UTF-8&q=dbus&sa=Search
[10:28] <Kalmi> vertix, than why can't you just reinstall?
[10:29] <Dahel_> i'm in tank, text editor, you mean......... use command line or what?
[10:29] <Dahel_> ohhhh
[10:29] <vertix> koshari, i just don't get what is the point of loop driver if it is useless? someone said yesterday i COULD do install from .iso image without actually booting from it by using the loop driver
[10:29] <calwig> vigo: thanks my friend
[10:29] <Dahel_> ye, codes tra ta ta
[10:29] <koshari> vertix if your already running from the live whats the problem?
[10:29] <Dahel_> thx
[10:29] <Gnea> rcmysoft: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=713874
[10:30] <adi_> koshari | first i need a full desktop environment like gnome for doing audio and video apps normally like ff youtube skype pidgin and totem
[10:30] <adi_> thats all
[10:30] <Gnea> adi_: are you in windows?
[10:30] <koshari> adi_ sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[10:30] <vertix> koshari, the problem is i can not boot the installed 8.10 for some reason, no matter what i do. so i thought of installing 9.04 and see if that one boots ok
[10:30] <adi_> im in some others pc
[10:30] <Arturo> hola
[10:31] <adi_> the mine is stuck with a black tty
[10:31] <calwig> vigo: you know anything about DBUS starting options?
[10:31] <koshari> vertix and your using the 9.04 live disk?
[10:31] <bluegoon> Hi guys, one of the employees in our company is complaining that, on her Thunderbird, the Tasks option(s) are transparent, anyone got any clues as to why?
[10:31] <vertix> koshari, i need the real booting linux
[10:31] <Kalmi> koshari, and he is too cheap to write a new cd
[10:31] <Arturo> algun chileno
[10:31] <Gnea> black ttys are perfectly normal
[10:31] <adi_> and i dont know the commands to install first X and than gdm
[10:31] <vigo> calwig: Not really, that is why I posted the Official link that you asked for.
[10:31] <adi_> after iwill have gui i can install whataver apps i need
[10:31] <Gnea> adi_: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop  <-- that will do it all for you
[10:31] <vertix> koshari, i did download 9.04 IMAGE file, not cd. i can't fry cd because i have to boot from something and i can only boot from live cd
[10:32] <koshari> adi_: use ubuntu-desktop, it will install x and gnome as it depends on them, ubuntu-desktop is a metapackage
[10:32] <adi_> so it will come with no apps at all?
[10:32] <adi_> like evolution and ekiga and gimp?
[10:32] <calwig> vigo: i see, ok then i will research
[10:32] <koshari> vertix ok so how are oyu booting now then?
[10:33] <vertix> koshari, i am booting from 8.10 in livecd mode
[10:33] <rcmysoft> so i can setup a router / firewall with gufw?
[10:33] <Kalmi> adi_, it comes with evolution,gimp, etc...
[10:33] <Gerry2> Guys a Linux noob here trying to install Ubuntu in a virtual machine using Parallels on a Mac - anyone able to help me please?
[10:33] <adi_> koshari | but this is the point
[10:33] <vertix> that is ALL i have besides old redhat that refuses to fry for some strange reason
[10:33] <vigo> calwig: I hope that helps you out....looks rather informative and well written.
[10:33] <koshari> vertix of do you have a usb stick?
[10:33] <adi_> koshari | i dont want those apps
[10:33] <parapanghelescu> sacarlson > do you have ideea about any other solution available; the GUI style; as I checked it seems that NoMachine will do the trick in terms of performance; anyone familiar with NOMACHINE please ?
[10:33] <Kalmi> Gerry2, and what's the problem?
[10:33] <vertix> koshari, nope
[10:33] <koshari> adi_ what apps do you want?
[10:33] <helper> vegombrei i donna know but don't think so rm -rf is a dangerous command u need to know how to use it
[10:34] <adi_> koshari | i just want a minimal clean gnome with no apps in it
[10:34] <adi_> than i can install those needed.
[10:34] <Gerry2> Hi Kalmi thanks for responding. In a nutshell I am trying to install Parallel Tools and am following the instructions - are you familiar with this at all?
[10:34] <helper> hello folks , how i can know this user is locked: User1:*:51:501:John Doe:/home/user1:/bin/bash ?
[10:34] <adi_> just pidgin ff skype and totem
[10:34] <calwig> vigo: yeah, just wish there was a list of more direct how to on solving issues
[10:34] <Broken> hello all, dose anyone know about ripping movie dvd's....I have a few I'd like to back up?
[10:34] <Kalmi> Gerry2, only with vmware tools...
[10:34] <Gerry2> The instructions tell me to launch Terminal to install Parallel Tools, that is not a problem
[10:34] <calwig> vigo: be back soon gotta restart
[10:35] <adi_> i know this is ....me :)
[10:35] <sacarlson> ﻿parapanghelescu: for remote access there are a few vnc clients and few vnc servers I don't know of anything by another name in the linux world
[10:35] <Kalmi> Gerry2, should what's the problem then?
[10:35] <Gerry2> the first instruction is to run the "su" command which I understand is to give me root access
[10:35] <koshari> well sudo apt-get gnome
[10:35] <Kalmi> -should
[10:35] <vigo> calwig: I agree, but yes, research and learning is FUN!
[10:35] <vertix> is there any way to disable displaying the splits and joins in pidgin?
[10:35] <calwig> vigo: totally :)
[10:35] <Kalmi> Gerry2, and?
[10:35] <Gerry2> asks me for the password which I assume is my own password from set up
[10:35] <koshari> adi_ sudo apt-get install gnome,
[10:35] <Gerry2> says the password is invalid
[10:35] <Kalmi> Gerry2, yes :)
[10:35] <Gnea> adi_: just install ubuntu-desktop, then open the synaptic and install all you need from there
[10:36] <parapanghelescu> sacarlson > I know they are but I need(want) one with a GUI; most of them are command line
[10:36] <Gerry2> retyped very carefully
[10:36] <Kalmi> Gerry2, try sudo -s
[10:36] <Gerry2> still no dice
[10:36] <Gerry2> ok
[10:36] <Gerry2> hang on
[10:36] <Gerry2> !
[10:36] <FloodBot3> Gerry2: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:36] <parapanghelescu> !vnc
[10:36] <adi_> hahahhah...but it will come with all those apps and services that i dont use at all
[10:36] <Guest82879> Hey all
[10:36] <vigo> adi_Try XFCE?
[10:37] <sacarlson> ﻿ vertix: ya some one gave me a plugin and it works I don't see the splits or the entry and exit but sorry I don't remember the name of the plugin
[10:37] <adi_> ok for more info guys go here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1155961
[10:37] <adi_>  koshari :| this is my idea
[10:37] <parapanghelescu> sacarlson > vinagre is installed by default in Ubuntu; that's the one I'm using ...and probaly yoo too
[10:37] <koshari> vertix so you have the 8.04 hdd mounted and using a 8.04 live disk ?
[10:37] <Gerry2> Kalmi you are a hero - this worked properly and the Parallels Tools installer is now up and running! Thank you so much! What was I doing wrong here if you don't mind me asking?
[10:37] <adi_> anyone have a look here and you will understand : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1155961
[10:37] <vertix> sacarlson, too bad. i really want to get rid of all these splits and joins cause this chan is way too busy to see all that
[10:38] <sacarlson> ﻿parapanghelescu: vnc is all gui control of the desktop not sure what you mean.
[10:38] <Gnea> adi_: once was enough.
[10:38] <vigo> adi_: or have you tried the Minimal ISO?
[10:38] <parapanghelescu> sacarlson > was not able to use/install vnc4viewer . . ..
[10:38] <Broken> no takers for the dvd ripping?
[10:39] <adi_> yes minimal
[10:39] <parapanghelescu> the client meaning
[10:39] <adi_> 10mb iso
[10:39] <adi_> now i have only tty which is normal
[10:39] <adi_> but i dont know how to mount the flash usb and run the script i saved on it
[10:39] <sacarlson> ﻿parapanghelescu: I'm not sure but I think tight vnc is the best maybe fastest
[10:39] <vertix> koshari, yep, i have 8.10 cd and run livecd from it. and i have it also installed, but it does not boot - can't mount the / file system for some weird reason, even thou it is clean and mountable. i suspect it does not have sata driver at that point. but i have a separate /boot partition and it does seem to see it. otherwise, how did it get to the point of not being able to mount / when it mounted /boot off the same drive if it does not have
[10:40] <Gnea> adi_: that's very interesting, but you'd need to write up the actual minimal package to make it happen
[10:40] <vigo> adi_: here>https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[10:40] <vertix> koshari, do you know much about boot sequence and grub?
[10:40] <Gnea> !usb | adi_
[10:40] <adi_> i dont understand what do u mean for write up
[10:41] <Gnea> adi_: in order for a package to exist, it has to be typed up - written up, same thing
[10:41] <sacarlson> ﻿ vertix: ok you got me think I could at least try to mount and cdroot to one of my iso images just to make you happy ok.  but I won't install
[10:41] <adi_> vigo | from there i got my min isnatll
[10:41] <Gnea> !dev | adi
[10:42] <vertix> sacarlson, hey, cool. you need to practice the kernel level afterall :)
[10:42] <parapanghelescu> sacarlson > I'll try to check some other clients also
[10:42] <adi_> i installed it and now im stuck casue i dont know how to mount the flash usb and run the script
[10:42] <adi_> to install more apps
[10:42] <sacarlson> ﻿ vertix: best I practice what I preach
[10:42] <vertix> sacarlson, i just can't experiment, cause i have all the windows open and if i have to restart and it fails, it'll take me half an hour to restore everything i have open :(
[10:43] <Gnea> adi_: you've said the same thing several times now - did you not see the liks for doing usb that i had ubottu give you?
[10:43] <sacarlson> write a script so it's won't take so long next time
[10:43] <adi_> sory
[10:43] <Gnea> *links
[10:43] <Kalmi> Gerry2, su is asking for you root user's password... (debian thing)
[10:43] <vertix> sacarlson, but i think you SHOULD be able to run off the loop driver. you just simply need to mount all that is needed, like your /dev and possibly /proc filesystems
[10:43] <Gnea> (that sounded bad)
[10:44] <koshari> vertix i donk know exactly where grub hands the boot sequence across to the OS
[10:44] <Gnea> "Let's see, how many liks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie-roll flavored Ubuntu? Let's find out! ONE!! TWO!! THREE!!!" *CRUNCH!!!* "Three."
[10:45] <sacarlson> ﻿ vertix: ok my first question how do totaly exit from xserver before I cdroot I don't want to be running xserver
[10:45] <vertix> sacarlson, i was thinking about it. even started writing it, but i really like to get as much feedback as i can, cause once i hit reboot, that will be a misery trip for at least half an hour without any progress, cause i can't boot into real linux
[10:45] <koshari> vertix what you are trying to do is very complicated because you will need to somehow chroot to the initfs
[10:46] <koshari> adi_ that script asnt anything complecated, just install the packages it calls,
[10:46] <mactimes> Hi.  I've just installed Quanta 3.5 and it keeps complaining about missing cervisia, although it's aready installed.  Could someone, please, help?
[10:46] <vigo> vertix: Save session?
[10:46] <Bodsda> ha, this is strange -- sudo rm -rf ~/.wine/* && rmdir ~/.wine       --- foo@bar:~$ rmdir: failed to remove `/home/bod/.wine': Directory not empty      -- thats not possible, !?!?!
[10:46] <Broken> I would like some help with ripping dvd's anyone know about that?
[10:46] <vertix> koshari, yep, thats the problem. for one thing it swaps the drives if you have ide/scsi mixed configuration, which is what i have. secondly, it is not clear at what point the scsi drivers are loaded by the grub and documentation on grub is really screwed up. you can waste a day reading it with no results
[10:46] <vertix> vigo, how do i save session?
[10:47] <vertix> (i am running off livecd)
[10:47] <vigo> vertix: https://help.ubuntu.com/search.html?cof=FORID%3A9&cx=003883529982892832976%3Ae2vwumte3fq&ie=UTF-8&q=save+session&sa=Search
[10:47] <koshari> vertix afaik you cant save a session without persistance
[10:47] <adi_> koshari | so from tty i can install all those things it recalls and i will have a X window with gdm and just some apps?
[10:48] <adi_> koshari | than i can add apps i need?
[10:48] <adi_> is that right '
[10:48] <koshari> adi_ you will have the environment the author describes in his post.
[10:48] <vertix> koshari, that's what i thought. but i could save it on one of my drives, only if i could reload it later
[10:48] <koshari> vertix how many drives do you have?
[10:49] <sacarlson> ﻿ vertix: I don't remember how to exit xserver totaly I still have an xserver terminal
[10:49] <Diffen> Hello, is it possible to start and stop tcpdump on two different servers with one single script?
[10:49] <vertix> koshari, i have 2 drives and about 20 partitions and i have enough space to save anything i want
[10:49] <orange-wedge> vertix have you tried  lilo -M /dev/sdb to fix the mbr of your disks?
[10:50] <vertix> sacarlson, i don't remember much about xserver at this point, but i used to know it pretty well
[10:50] <adi_> ok koshari thanks
[10:50] <computer983274> is ext4 good to use at this stage?
[10:51] <vertix> sacarlson, but what is the problem? why do you need to exit from xserver?
[10:51] <Broken> goodnight all
[10:51] <ikonia> computer983274: it has a noticable performance increase in some sitatuoins, I would not put /boot on it though
[10:51] <vigo> SimBackup can save whatever to almost where ever.
[10:52] <vertix> orange-wedge, nope. my mbr is overwritten so many times that i don't even know which one to use even though i have tens of copies
[10:52] <calwig> Hi guys, could someone tell me the DBUS service initialization priority numbers on all run levels
[10:52] <sacarlson> ﻿ vertix: when I cdroot to the cd it will have to start without xserver running
[10:52] <sacarlson> ﻿ vertix: or it will not find needed files it normaly has access to
[10:52] <calwig> I seem to have the dbus daemon initializing either too soon or in the middle of initializing HAL, how can I check the numbers where they were defaulted?
[10:52] <vertix> orange-wedge, are you proposing to boot with lilo instead of grub?
[10:52] <calwig> thanx
[10:52] <joaopinto> computer983274, I am using it without problems, it is not expected to be as table as ext3, but if you care about your data you use backups ;)
[10:53] <wombatunder> is there an equivalent to windows Internet Connection Sharing in ubuntu 8? if so what is it called?
[10:53] <dman777> do you have to use firmware cutter if using ndiswrapper for broadcom wifi card?
[10:53] <vertix> sacarlson, but you said you are going to go to level 2? in that case, xserver will be restarted. i think it starts at level 3 or 4, don't remember now
[10:54] <sacarlson> vertix: I found it sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[10:54] <vertix> sacarlson, i am not following you. if you go to level 2, you are starting to load the whole world
[10:54] <vertix> sacarlson, that  sounds right from what i recall
[10:54] <ePax> The following packages have been kept back:
[10:54] <ePax>   linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic
[10:54] <Kalmi> computer983274, I'm using without problems...
[10:54] <sean2009> hi, everytime after i unconnect a usb flash drive etc, my computer goes into meltdown with 100%cpu power and there's always a message about tracker id & index corrupt, with an option to rescan. can any tell me how to get rid of it.?
[10:54] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: ya but I think I have to start that from a point that know where stuf is
[10:54] <orange-wedge> vertix... i guess that might be a try...  or have you tried grub-install /dev/hda
[10:55] <ePax> What does it means by that? Havent they been updated? Thouse packages?
[10:55] <Kalmi> sean2009, disable tracker?
[10:55] <Kalmi> sean2009, do you need it?
[10:55] <sean2009>  what is tracker
[10:55] <fryderyk> Does anyone know why Hardy would reject/drop all serial console input from a connecting client?
[10:55] <sean2009> Kalmi, and how do i disable it?
[10:55] <Kalmi> it's a file indexing service... for fast search...
[10:55] <dman777> do you have to use firmware cutter if using ndiswrapper for broadcom wifi card?
[10:55] <Kalmi> sean2009,  it's a file indexing service... for fast search...
[10:55] <vertix> sacarlson, at level 2, assuming you have a separate /boot partition, you should be able to see everything if i recall correctly
[10:56] <Kalmi> sean2009, a CPU hog :)
[10:56] <sean2009> Kalmi, ok thanks
[10:56] <vertix> sacarlson, i just did not use linux last few years, cause i was doing all sorts of development under windows, including the kernel level drivers, etc.
[10:56] <NativeAngels> ive setup proftpd but when the user goes into the public_html folder they get permisions error how do i fix this
[10:56] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: that gdm stop didn't bring me to a point I had control let me try again
[10:57] <orange-wedge> vertix i did find this to uncompress the casper initrd.gz from the install disk            gunzip < /media/cdrom/casper/initrd.gz | cpio -i --make-directories
[10:57] <JediMaster> hi guys, I've just upgraded from ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04 and now I can't access my samba shares from other machines (windows/mac)
[10:57] <Kalmi> sean2009, System -> Preferences -> Indexing
[10:57] <iShock> I need help getting Java to work in  Kubuntu in KDE - I think I installed java correctly for Konqueror, `java` works, but applets don't load.
[10:57] <sean2009> Kalmi, how do i disablei t? the only way i know is to goto system monitor and then kill process
[10:57] <vertix> sacarlson, watch ouit for that gdm stop, you'll lose your screen
[10:57] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: oh now I got it with just alt ctl f1
[10:57] <JediMaster> in syslog I'm getting:smbd[7846]: [2009/05/14 10:45:09,  0] smbd/service.c:make_connection_snum(996) and smbd[7846]:   Can't become connected user!
[10:58] <KingKimi> is there cmd in wine ?? how to launch it ?
[10:58] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: that's what I want to loose the xserver screen back down to the console
[10:58] <orange-wedge> vertix just need to find that darn install program from the live disk
[10:58] <iShock> I need help getting Java to work in  Kubuntu in KDE - I think I installed java correctly for Konqueror, `java` works, but applets don't load. Any help?
[10:58] <sean2009> Kalmi, i don't have an indexing option!
[10:59] <vertix> orange-wedge, that is what i was asking: where is the damn install?
[10:59] <orange-wedge> vertix let met burn a copy and boot into my virtual machine
[10:59] <orange-wedge> just a sec
[11:00] <vertix> sacarlson, but i think you simply go to level 3 and that will drop your everything and you'll have a terminal without x-server
[11:00] <vertix> orange-wedge, that would be interesting
[11:00] <sean2009> Kalmi, thanks for the help anyway
[11:00] <iShock> I need help getting Java to work in  Kubuntu in KDE - I think I installed java correctly for Konqueror, `java` works, but applets don't load. Any help?
[11:00] <iShock> I need help getting Java to work in  Kubuntu in KDE - I think I installed java correctly for Konqueror, `java` works, but applets don't load. Any help?
[11:00] <Kalmi> sean2009, odd... it used to be there....  see this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6841943
[11:00] <iShock> Oops, sorry about repeat*
[11:00] <RobertoSP> hello, im lookiing for people to work at home together in my telemetry project. Everythign will run on ubuntu
[11:00] <FloodBot3> iShock: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:01] <RobertoSP> we will pay via Paypal or wire transfer
[11:01] <sean2009> Kalmi, ok thanks i'll go there now . bye thanks
[11:01] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: I'm already there at console loged in no xserver but my first atempt at chroot /media/cdrom failed
[11:02] <vertix> orange-wedge, cause i am trying to stay up on livecd untill i really find the correct solution to this boot problem, i still don't understand what the problem is. if it starts booting, that means it did find the /boot partition, that means the scsi drivers are loaded, that means that the root file system should be mountable because /boot is on the same drive. the whole thing just does not make sense. because i CAN run off live cd, which mea
[11:02] <vertix> sacarlson,  cause you dont' have drivers loaded at that point i think
[11:02] <vertix> sacarlson, but how are you talking here then? :)
[11:03] <KingKimi> is there cmd in wine ?? how to launch it ?
[11:03] <ikonia> KingKimi: wine $application
[11:03] <ikonia> KingKimi: or use the gui from applications -> wine
[11:03] <orange-wedge> vertix, ok give me about 10 my burners slow
[11:03] <dwagonfwy> KingKimi: double-clicking an .exe works as well..
[11:03] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix:  I get an error cannot run command '/bin/bash ' : No such file or directory
[11:03] <Kalmi> vertix, how does you grub stop?
[11:03] <ikonia> sacarlson: are you trying to chroot ?
[11:04] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix:  yes
[11:04] <vertix> orange-wedge, fine, just use rw+ :)
[11:04] <sacarlson> ﻿ikonia: yes
[11:04] <KingKimi> is there any cmd in wine ? how to launch it ??
[11:04] <ikonia> sacarlson: to install from the livecd ?
[11:04] <ikonia> KingKimi: you've been told 3 answer
[11:04] <vertix> sacarlson, what level are you on right now?
[11:04] <KingKimi> also, how to add cmd entry to a shortcut in applications ?
[11:04] <dwagonfwy> KingKimi what are you trying to accomplish exactly?
[11:04] <sacarlson> ﻿ikonia: no just to chroot and run from there
[11:04] <iShock> I need help getting Java to work in  Kubuntu in KDE - I think I installed java correctly for Konqueror, `java` works, but applets don't load. Any help?
[11:04] <ikonia> sacarlson: run what ?
[11:04] <ikonia> sacarlson: you can't run the livecd from a chroot, it uses squashfs
[11:05] <orange-wedge> yeah its finally raining
[11:05] <Kalmi> iShock, what package did you install?
[11:05] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: I'm not sure of my run level I'm at the console loged into me
[11:05] <KingKimi> ikonia, no.. my internet s slow and has problems sorry ..
[11:05] <dwagonfwy> KingKimi: System>Preferences>Main Menu
[11:05] <orange-wedge> put down some sod this weekend need the rain
[11:05] <vertix> sacarlson, unfortunately, my unix/linux knowledged is 10 levels deep on the stack so i don't remember much without refreshing it. the only way is to look at run levels via google i think
[11:05] <vertix> sacarlson, do you have a unix/linux book for developers?
[11:06] <sacarlson> ﻿ ikonia:  it's mounted I can see the files so I asummed it was unsquashed
[11:06] <KingKimi> ikonia, i am sorry.. but my xchat got stuck.. can you plz tell that way to open cmd again ? sorry
[11:06] <vertix> or simply go to wikipedia in the worst case and try to find unix run levels
[11:06] <ikonia> sacarlson: you won't see the installer files
[11:06] <KingKimi> dwagonfwy,  i want to add "cmd" of wine to the applications > wine
[11:06] <vertix> sacarlson, what is mounted?
[11:06] <ikonia> KingKimi: 1) applications -> wine for the gui or 2.) wine $application from the command line
[11:07] <gop> hi if I connect two wrt54g as accesspoint, say to the same gateway, via wire, but put them at to end points, will I get more distance Plus roaming  should I get more coverage I should right and also not reduce speed
[11:07] <orange-wedge> solaris run levels are very different from linux
[11:07] <Kalmi> KingKimi, what do you need the windows command line for?
[11:07] <vertix> sacarlson, and where is it mounted from? (i mean what are you running at the point where something is mounted)?
[11:07] <KingKimi> Kalmi, to run batch files
[11:08] <KingKimi> Kalmi, and i know that double clicking on them also works :D
[11:08] <Kalmi> KingKimi, what's wrong with bash?
[11:08] <jasonmchristos> hi
[11:08] <Kalmi> KingKimi, oh... magic :)
[11:08] <dwagonfwy> KingKimi: you can do "wone cmd" from the termainl
[11:08] <jasonmchristos> sound does not work rhythmbox only help
[11:08] <sacarlson> ﻿ vertix: I think your correct ikonia this won't work I don't see the directories that a boot disk should have
[11:08] <dwagonfwy> *wine
[11:08] <Bodsda> Ok, i decided to do a fresh install of spore, now its asking me if i wish to install dirct x, should i say yes or no?
[11:08] <jasonmchristos> works elsewhere
[11:08] <Bodsda> bah wrong channel
[11:08] <KingKimi> Kalmi, :P
[11:09] <sacarlson> ﻿ vertix: so I guess you have to unsquess it first
[11:09] <Kalmi> KingKimi, what bat files are you trying to run? some old dusty ones?
[11:09] <orange-wedge> vertix ok booting the livecd with vmplayer
[11:09] <orange-wedge> 9.04
[11:09] <KingKimi> Kalmi, .bat extension :P  for eliminating all autorun.inf in windows drives
[11:09] <sacarlson> ﻿ vertix: I mounted it from a cd
[11:10] <KingKimi> dwagonfwy, it didnt work ?
[11:10] <iShock> Alright, Kalmi, I got the applet started, then it goes nowhere, any idears?
[11:10] <jasonmchristos> wakeip!
[11:10] <sacarlson> ﻿ vertix: same I asume that you would see if you mounted an iso as a partition
[11:10] <jasonmchristos> I need hilp
[11:10] <Kalmi> iShock, what package did you install?
[11:10] <dwagonfwy> KingKimi: what didn't work?  cmd?
[11:11] <Kalmi> dwagonfwy, it's all fine now
[11:11] <orange-wedge> hopefully my processor doesn't over heat
[11:11] <KingKimi> dwagonfwy, wine cmd gave this : CMD Version 1.0.1
[11:11] <iShock> Kalmi: A bunch of different ones, the one that got me this far was icedtea6-plugin
[11:11] <KingKimi> Kalmi, that bat has cmds to del all .inf viruses in windows drives.. but how to run it without cmd ?
[11:11] <vertix> orange-wedge, what are you booting? and what have you done to boot? sorry i can't follow everything here and i had to go take a piss
[11:11] <dwagonfwy> KingKimi: that's what i thought you wanted, a windows command prompt
[11:12] <KingKimi> dwagonfwy, but that command didnot launch any command prompt ?
[11:12] <KingKimi> *!
[11:12] <orange-wedge> i'm using vmplayer to boot into the 9.04 livecd
[11:12] <vertix> sacarlson, that is exactly what i am saying: with loop driver you ARE running the same thing as if you booted from cd
[11:12] <orange-wedge> i'll find that darn install script
[11:12] <vertix> orange-wedge, you mean using the loop driver?
[11:13] <vertix> orange-wedge, or booting off the REAL cd?
[11:13] <Martens1984> Hi, I try to mount a windows network share into ubuntu so I entered the next line in fstab.
[11:13] <Martens1984> //kantoor3/d/   /kantoor3       smb     defaults        0       0
[11:13] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: ok let's mount it that way then
[11:13] <Martens1984> But it will not mount
[11:13] <Kalmi> KingKimi, ok :)
[11:13] <vertix> sacarlson, which way?
[11:13] <orange-wedge> i'm booting off of the real cd... i'm not sure where the install script is compressed on the install cd
[11:13] <KingKimi> dwagonfwy, sorry.. now i udnerstood hwo your command works :P ...  THNX  :)
[11:13] <Martens1984> what went wrong?
[11:13] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix:  your loop way
[11:14] <dwagonfwy> KingKimi: xD no problem.  heh
[11:14] <sacarlson> I guess I will have to copy one of my iso files onto this laptop first
[11:14] <JediMaster> can anyone tell me why in 9.04's version of samba "force user = root" and "force group = root" no longer work? it accepts teh config, but I can't access the file shares since the upgrade when these options are turned on
[11:14] <KingKimi> dwagonfwy, now how to get back $ ?
[11:14] <dwagonfwy> exit
[11:14] <Martens1984> JediMaster: restart samba?
[11:14] <vertix> sacarlson, you mean this: sudo mount -t iso9660 filename.iso /media/iso -o loop
[11:14] <dwagonfwy> KingKimi: exit
[11:14] <JediMaster> Martens1984: lol done that
[11:14] <KingKimi> dwagonfwy, thnx
[11:15] <dwagonfwy> np
[11:15] <KingKimi> dwagonfwy, or ctrl c  :D
[11:15] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: ya wasn't that the idea?
[11:15] <Martens1984> JediMaster: It would be a stupid thing to forget... xD
[11:15] <JediMaster> =)
[11:15] <vertix> sacarlson, i just want to make sure i understand what is going on :)
[11:15] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: send it private message so I won't loose it again
[11:15] <Martens1984> How do I mount a windows share?
[11:15] <KingKimi> dwagonfwy, do you know how to make a desktop shortcut to launch cmd ?  same question again :(
[11:15] <JediMaster> if I comment out the force user and force group lines on each share and restart samba it works again
[11:15] <vertix> sacarlson, cause when you say i do this or that, i need to understand in what context
[11:16] <JediMaster> but of course, all files have nobody/nogroup ownership
[11:16] <sacarlson> ﻿vertix: goto pm
[11:16] <KingKimi> dwagonfwy, i googled and got dosbox ... installed dosbox from synaptic.. is dosbox same as windows cmd ??
[11:17] <dwagonfwy> KingKimi: i'd image so, never used it before
[11:17] <Martens1984> KingKimi: dosbox is a windows CMD Emulator
[11:17] <KingKimi> Martens1984, thnx for the info :-)
[11:17] <jasonmchristos> sound doesn't work in rhythmbox only on user account
[11:17] <jasonmchristos> help!
[11:17] <JediMaster> ugh, why would anyone want that?
[11:18] <orange-wedge> vertix ok here is the command:   ubiquity --desktop %k gtk_ui
[11:18] <dwagonfwy> Martens1984: this is how i mount a windows share
[11:18] <JediMaster> DOS box for linux??
[11:18] <dwagonfwy> Martens1984: sudo mkdir /media/windows.share
[11:18] <JediMaster> hell, I relace my DOS box when I use windows, don't understand anyone *wanting* to use it
[11:18] <dwagonfwy> Martens1984: mount -t cifs //192.168.1.64/windows.share /media/windows.share
[11:18] <nmvictor> jasonmchristos: whats the prob?
[11:19] <dwagonfwy> Martens1984: just substitute windows.share for the share name
[11:19] <jasonmchristos> nmvictor: no sound in rythmbox only
[11:19] <jasonmchristos> keeps trying to install plugin too now
[11:19] <jasonmchristos> its not a superuser acount
[11:20] <jasonmchristos> so I can't install
[11:20] <Guest49194> anyone know anything about alfresco - http://forums.alfresco.com/en/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=18868
[11:20] <nmvictor> jasonmchristos: how about checking with Edit>preference?is it after an upgrade or it just started?
[11:20] <aryah_> kingkimi i dont think so, only in as much as both use dos-like commands. dosbox emulates things like old graphics and sound hardware etc. Its a complete dos environment for running old games
[11:20] <jasonmchristos> fresh
[11:21] <jasonmchristos> but I changed plugins then this happened
[11:21] <jasonmchristos> just exploring
[11:22] <Martens1984> dwagonfwy: And if I want to auto mount it, in fstab? I enter cifc under Type?
[11:22] <Blou_Aap> hello. If I was to upgrade my 8.10 to 9.04 what would the download size be?
[11:22] <dwagonfwy> Martens1984: igo a step further and add \\192.168.1.64/windows.share /media/windows.share cifs username=linuxuser,password=linuxpass,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0
[11:22] <jasonmchristos> gtg
[11:22] <jasonmchristos> thanks anyway
[11:22] <Martens1984> dwagonfwy: thanks
[11:23] <Blou_Aap> this is via update manager.
[11:23] <dwagonfwy> Martens1984: substituting sharename and ip address, obviously
[11:23] <dwagonfwy> Martens1984: your welcome
[11:23] <Blou_Aap> hello. If I was to upgrade my 8.10 to 9.04 what would the download size be?
[11:23] <Blou_Aap> this is via update manager.
[11:24] <Blou_Aap> hello. If I was to upgrade my 8.10 to 9.04 what would the download size be?
[11:24] <Blou_Aap> this is via update manager.
[11:24] <aryah_> in contrast , cmd.exe is a native NT command-line interpreter, hence not a DOS of any kind
[11:24] <Blou_Aap> its windoze ver of terminal
[11:25] <aryah_> or, windows ver of bash/zsh etc
[11:25] <saylar> #fr-ubuntu
[11:26] <Kalmi> aryah_, yet if you pipe from cmd.exe to a file, it will be DOS encoded :)
[11:26] <zenwryly> I'm having a problem with luksFormat on a loop device.  The luksFormat works but the password doesn't work with a subsequent luksOpen.  I've tried dozens of times so I'm fairly sure its not password mismatch.  Any ideas?
[11:28] <Martens1984> dwagonfwy: I tryed mounting the windows share your way, but I gues I'm doing something wrong
[11:29] <koshari> Blou_Aap: my guess is abot 500 meg
[11:29] <dwagonfwy> Martens1984: if you edited your fstab already, try sudo mount -a
[11:29] <Martens1984> dwagonfwy: I enter "sudo mount -t cifs /host/share /sharefile
[11:30] <orange-wedge> vertix it looks like it builds the live session with all those casper scripts
[11:31] <dwagonfwy> Martens1984: i'll just go over the steps again
[11:31] <dwagonfwy> Martens1984: sudo mkdir /media/windows.share
[11:31] <dwagonfwy> Martens1984: mount -t cifs //192.168.1.64/windows.share /media/windows.share
[11:32] <dwagonfwy> Martens1984: you have to substitute your windows ip for the 192.168.1.64
[11:32] <Martens1984> dwagonfwy: It sais: "wrong filesystem" "unknown option" "unknown codepage"
[11:33] <dwagonfwy> Martens1984: can't help you any further i'm afraid.  this is the only method i know of
[11:33] <orange-wedge> vertix you may be able to build the environment with chroot
[11:34] <Martens1984> dwagonfwy: Ok.. thanks I google further  :(
[11:34] <pozic> How can I change the schema for cursor_blink_mode? gconf-editor cannot do it.
[11:35] <swiftarrow> Hey, How can I find a file book.cls somewhere in my filesystem?  find book.cls says it doesn't exist, but latex is able to use it.  This is driving me nuts...
[11:36] <Kalmi> use locate
[11:36] <Kalmi> swiftarrow, locate book.cls
[11:37] <Kalmi> swiftarrow, find is a bit tricky...
[11:38] <pozic> swiftarrow: locate only works properly after updatebd
[11:38] <Kalmi> updatebd is in cron by default on ubuntu
[11:39] <pozic> Kalmi: that doesn't mean it is up to date.
[11:39] <Kalmi> you are right...
[11:39] <pozic> apt-file is even better btw.
[11:39] <pozic> As book.cls is in some package.
[11:40] <Kalmi> swiftarrow, you have to use find like this: find -name book.cls
[11:42] <KingKimi> http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff173/aimpau323/cube.png  >> how to do this effect with compiz ?
[11:43] <DaZ> king_bowzah: effect of black and grey artifacts?
[11:44] <mohan_> hi..
[11:44] <zoobab01> hi
[11:44] <twoface> i have read to use charset="utf-8" on my python mysql-connection, but this requires a /usr/share/mysql/charsets/utf-8.xml file, which i don't have. how can i get this in ubuntu?
[11:44] <dayo> !welcome
[11:44] <zoobab01> does someone has experience with PPA?
[11:45] <mohan_> My keyboard and mouse freeze on login screen.. pls help!!!
[11:45] <dayo> !ask | zoobab01
[11:45] <mohan_> using Ubuntu studio.. But later installed kde on top of it..
[11:45] <nmvictor> mohan_: hi
[11:46] <mohan_> hi nmvictor
[11:46] <KingKimi>  http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff173/aimpau323/cube.png  >> how to do this effect with compiz ?
[11:46] <zoobab01> What is the .dput.cf for this kind of archive: https://launchpad.net/~bh-udev/+archive/xitami
[11:46] <zoobab01> It keeps rejecting my uploads
[11:47] <dwagonfwy> KingKimi: install compizconfig-settings-manager and enable desktop cube effect
[11:47] <zoobab01> Rejected: Could not find PPA named 'xitami' for 'zoobab'
[11:47] <mohan_> pls.. pls.. anybody.. i have all my editing data on that OS..
[11:47] <KingKimi> dwagonfwy, i have enabled desktop cube.. when i prees ctrl alt down .. it appears as a strip with 3 work spaces .. not as a cube
[11:48] <DaZ> mohan_: on archlinux it means hal doesn't work ;
[11:48] <dominic_bredoto> hia
[11:48] <bigot> HEy ppl
[11:48] <flintwingel> KingKimi: press ctrl-alt then left click with the mouse ob background and drag the desktop cube
[11:49] <mohan_> hmm.. what should i do?
[11:49] <dominic_bredoto> does antody know how can i add additional module for iptables in ubuntu (Do i need to reconfig. my kernel)?
[11:49] <bigot> Heyllo ppl , I would lke to use Yahoo messenger with Voice and Video chat ..
[11:49] <DaZ> if i knew i'd answer you
[11:49] <zoobab01> it might fix my problem: https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad/+question/70386
[11:49] <zoobab01> PPA documentation needs to be corrected
[11:49] <KingKimi> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=809695 > in this link , its written as  System > Preferences > Advanced Desktop Effects Settings ... but i dont have "Advanced visual effects setting"
[11:50] <ikonia> dominic_bredoto: just modprobe it
[11:50] <dwagonfwy> KingKimi, mayeb try Enable Rotate Cube?
[11:50] <ikonia> KingKimi: that's an old guide
[11:50] <ikonia> KingKimi: you need Simple Compiz Settings Manager
[11:50] <KingKimi> flintwingel, thnx.. B-)
[11:50] <flintwingel> bigot: take a look at http://webupd8.blogspot.com/2009/05/howto-linux-ubuntu-gyachi-yahoo.html
[11:50] <KingKimi> ikonia, ok ..
[11:51] <afanto> Hi, is it possible to set different wallpapers for each workspace ?
[11:51] <dominic_bredoto> ikonia, trying "iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 80 -m iplimit --iplimit-above 2 -j REJECT " i see Couldn't load match `iplimit':/lib/iptables/libipt_iplimit.so:
[11:51] <ikonia> afanto: that functionality is not enabled yet
[11:52] <ikonia> boubbin: is that module there ?
[11:52] <ikonia> oops
[11:52] <ikonia> dominic_bredoto: is that module there
[11:52] <ikonia> boubbin: not you - sorry
[11:52] <dwagonfwy> KingKimi: i have enabled desktop cube, and rotate cube and it works fine
[11:52] <dominic_bredoto> ikonia, modproe iplimit >> FATAL: Module iplimit not found.
[11:52] <ikonia> dominic_bredoto: is that module there ?
[11:52] <dwagonfwy> KingKimi: make sure you have 4 workspaces
[11:53] <juxta> i'd like to modify my install so that i boot from a USB drive, which runs my initrd etc, and mounts my encrypted filesystems. does anybody know of any information which might point me in the right directtion?
[11:53] <OpenJoke70474096> !list
[11:53] <computer983274> !humor
[11:53] <ikonia> juxta: use the alternatie install CD and you can do that within the install routine
[11:53] <juxta> ikonia: the system is already setup, hehe :)
[11:54] <ikonia> juxta: you can manually do it then,
[11:54] <dominic_bredoto> ikonia,seems to be no
[11:54] <juxta> ikonia: yep, thats what I want to do, but I'm not too sure where to start :)
[11:54] <ikonia> dominic_bredoto: find out what kernel that module is part of
[11:54] <dominic_bredoto> ok
[11:54] <ikonia> juxta: first thing is make your boot partition and test and get that working
[11:54] <ikonia> dominic_bredoto: as in what version it was first part of
[11:54] <juxta> ikonia: on the usb drive you mean?
[11:55] <ikonia> juxta: where ever you want
[11:55] <IcanCU> hello
[11:55] <IcanCU> just a short question that has nothing to do with ubuntu
[11:56] <ikonia> IcanCU: then don't ask
[11:56] <IcanCU> hmm
[11:56] <ikonia> IcanCU: this channel is for ubuntu support only please.
[11:56] <IcanCU> but maybe someone knows
[11:56] <ikonia> IcanCU: please don't ask
[11:56] <koshari> IcanCU ubuntu-offtopic
[11:56] <IcanCU> hmm
[11:56] <Davidf88> LOL
[11:56] <tSitG> Hi
[11:57] <juxta> ikonia: ok, i will give it a go. I'm trying to get my head around how it should work - grub etc will reside on the USB drive i'm guessing, and the initrd on the drive will take care of mounting all the filesytems, etc? then once they're mounded, the boot will be passed off to the mounted filesystems?
[11:57] <ikonia> juxta: sounds sensible, assuming you can boot from usb
[11:57] <Kalmi> #ubuntu-offtopic is not a support channel.
[11:57] <juxta> ikonia: yeah - there's hardware support to boot from USB
[11:58] <ikonia> juxta: sounds good then
[11:58] <dman777> i got my wifi card to work on my laptop, but i can not get it to scan for stations using wifi radar. can anyone help?
[11:58] <dominic_bredoto> one more question: "Does openvz are supported in 9.04 or 8.10?"
[11:58] <juxta> so essentially I should be able to copy the contents of my /boot to a USB drive and go from there I think, making it bootable, and then somehow making an initrd with dm-crypt support
[11:59] <ikonia> juxta: you'll need to put grub on the boot sector of the usb drive too
[11:59] <juxta> ikonia: ah, right - good point
[11:59] <juxta> hrmm
[11:59] <juxta> i have a feeling that this is going to be a lot of trouble :)
[11:59] <juxta> (esp next time i want to update my kernel)
[12:00] <j0ve> juxta, are you starting with a fresh install?
[12:00] <ikonia> juxta: as long as your fstab is correct won't be any problem
[12:00] <paul68> I have problems with playing swf movies in firefox under 9.04 amd64 how to solve this
[12:00] <juxta> j0ve: no, not a fresh install - on a working system
[12:01] <juxta> ikonia: the USB drive will need to be inserted to do kernel updates and the like though, wont it?
[12:01] <ikonia> juxta: usb drive will need to be inserted for any access to /boot
[12:01] <ikonia> juxta: which includes kernel updates
[12:01] <juxta> hmm okay
[12:02] <Walace> hello
[12:03] <du-sby> hello
[12:03] <Walace> Hi flood
[12:03] <Walace> Hi Du-sby
[12:04] <seb^> i need assistance with crytal report.  are you someone who would be willing to take 30 sec to tell me my design cannot be compatible with what im trying to accomplish ?
[12:04] <Anyonebutsteve> aww no registered nic? but im to lasy
[12:04] <Anyonebutsteve> oh no it working - good
[12:04] <Anyonebutsteve> hey
[12:05] <paul68> I have problems with playing swf movies in firefox under 9.04 amd64 how to solve this
[12:06] <Anyonebutsteve> everyone here is running ubuntu, right?
[12:06] <Kalmi> Anyonebutsteve, what's ubuntu?
[12:07] <xub> !ubuntu
[12:07] <juxta> ikonia: sorry to keep bugging you. if i go ahead and do this, when I encrypt the root fs, will the /etc/cryptab somehow be incorporated into the initrd image?
[12:07] <Kalmi> xub, ubuntu: an ancient african word which means: I can't install Debian
[12:07] <xub> lol
[12:07] <xub> for those people we recommend archlinux ;p
[12:08] <Kalmi> xub, why? serious?
[12:08] <Walace> Xub excuse me
[12:08] <xub> partly, but mostly for the lulz xD
[12:09] <xub> well i'm not buying into archlinux yet, as i have a problem finding how to make a USB startup disk lol
[12:09] <xub> so no archlinux for me yet hehe
[12:09] <Walace> pls i am using this back track software,i wanna be able to penetrate people workstation on my Lan
[12:10] <xub> i know it's in the System->Administration->Create USB startup disk
[12:10] <Walace> xub
[12:10] <xub> but somehow i'm not really seeing it (and i doubt it's my eyes)
[12:11] <Ranakah> it's possible to install ubuntu on external USB harddisk drive?
[12:11] <rAUNCH> how do i add language to Xchat? :X
[12:11] <xub> walace, check this out: http://backtrack.offensive-security.com/index.php/Main_Page
[12:11] <Johnny_B_Good> hey guys...does anybody know how to install fast-track on ubutnu 9.04?
[12:11] <ikonia> gents, keep in mind this is ubuntu support
[12:12] <xub> walace, also this: http://backtrack.wikidot.com/
[12:12] <Walace> thanx man
[12:12] <xub> no problem, btw, those were on of the first results on 'backtrack how to' on google ;)
[12:12] <paul68> I have problems with playing swf movies in firefox under 9.04 amd64 how to solve this
[12:12] <xub> inb4 elephant in the room
[12:13] <xub> paul68, be sure to reinstall your adobe flash package
[12:13] <sharkk> hi, someone got a profile for ufw to block wine access to the internet?
[12:13] <jp_sf> rAUNCH: /etc/default/locale
[12:13] <xub> and be sure to write a letter to adobe stating they have to open up their source for flash ;p
[12:14] <paul68> xub: where do I find this?
[12:14] <xub> paul68, my guess it's in the synaptic package manager :)
[12:14] <Johnny_B_Good> ikonia, yes...but where should I ask than?
[12:14] <ikonia> paul68: the package is flashplugin-nonfree
[12:15] <xub> also, when you try to view for example a youtube movie, it states that you don't have the necessary files yet
[12:15] <rAUNCH> jp_sf: what next?
[12:15] <xub> then it asks you to go to adobe website
[12:15] <ikonia> Johnny_B_Good: you're asking an ubuntu quesiton, you're fine here
[12:15] <xub> and from there you can select to download the .deb package in order to view those files, be sure to open it up with the package manager and install the package :)
[12:15] <paul68> xub: thanks
[12:16] <ikonia> paul68: install the package "flashplugin-nonfree" through the package manager so ubuntu can maintain/update it for you
[12:16] <Johnny_B_Good> ikonia, ok...sorry...=)
[12:16] <jp_sf> rAUNCH: hum ok, so you can change the language of your system: go to System > Administration > Language support
[12:17] <xub> ok, my turn, where do i create a bootable usb stick?
[12:17] <xub> :p
[12:17] <ikonia> !boot
[12:17] <Johnny_B_Good> does anybody know how to install fast-track on ubuntu?
[12:17] <ikonia> oops
[12:17] <ikonia> !install > xub
[12:17] <Kalmi> Johnny_B_Good, what's that?
[12:17] <rAUNCH> jp_sf: i dont want to change the language, i want it to stay in english but to add hebrew aswell. :X
[12:18] <Anyonebutsteve> hey anyone here use a netgear router?
[12:18] <Johnny_B_Good> Kalmi, www.theplentest.com...
[12:18] <joeDeuce> !install > joedeuce
[12:18] <xub> thx ikonia, i'll look around and see if i can find a solution there :)
[12:18] <ikonia> xub: there is one in there, it's not hidden away
[12:18] <Johnny_B_Good> Kalmi, www.thepentest.com...
[12:18] <Johnny_B_Good> sorry
[12:19] <Kalmi> Johnny_B_Good>, http://trac.thepentest.com/wiki/FasttrackInstallation ?
[12:20] <xub> ikonia, he who searches enough, finds more :p
[12:20] <xub> *often ^_^
[12:20] <Johnny_B_Good> Kalmi, ok...=) thanks looks really fine....I'll try it right noe
[12:20] <Johnny_B_Good> now*
[12:20] <jp_sf> rAUNCH: you will need to install the aspell language
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[12:21] <Anyonebutsteve> work on ubuntu?
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[12:21] <Anyonebutsteve> oks
[12:21] <silv3r_m00n> hi there I am looking for a tool that can read mail files
[12:21] <ikonia> silv3r_m00n: what type of mail file ?
[12:22] <silv3r_m00n> ok got it
[12:22] <lorenzosu> Hi all I just upgraded to 9.04 and my screen resolution has changed. In the resolution menu I only have a set of possibilityies can't remember how to get other exotic resolutions
[12:22] <silv3r_m00n> ikonia: those downloaded from mail folder of my site
[12:22] <rAUNCH> jp_sf: what do you mean exactly? i found a guide in ubuntuforums for hebrew and i downloaded all the fonts but how do i sort it all now i have no idea :\
[12:22] <ikonia> silv3r_m00n: and what format are they in
[12:22] <silv3r_m00n> of course mime
[12:23] <ikonia> silv3r_m00n: they must be in a file format, - what format is the mail being stored in
[12:23] <selkies> can anybody help me with installation of applications?
[12:24] <ikonia> selkies: which applications ?
[12:24] <gaveen> silv3r_m00n, he's asking the file format,.. like mbox, pst
[12:24] <silv3r_m00n> kmail can read it .......its fine
[12:24] <selkies> ikonia:  with add/remove application or synaptic package..
[12:24] <ikonia> selkies: what's the problem
[12:24] <jp_sf> rAUNCH: maybe you should try to go in #ubuntu-il
[12:25] <Anyonebutsteve> hey is ubuntu secure?
[12:25] <jp_sf> rAUNCH: to ask your question
[12:25] <ikonia> Anyonebutsteve: as secure as you make it
[12:25] <selkies> ikonia: what i want to know is that what ever i install . can i save those installation files
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[12:25] <rAUNCH> jp_sf: Ill try, thanks :)
[12:25] <Anyonebutsteve> hmmm
[12:25] <ikonia> selkies: they are in /var/cache/apt
[12:25] <Anyonebutsteve> well lets see
[12:26] <Anyonebutsteve> DCC SEND startkeylogger 0 0 0
[12:26] <selkies> ikonia: k thanks
[12:26] <dayo> Opera is FOSS, right?
[12:26] <gaveen> dayo, no
[12:26] <dayo> gaveen: OSS?
[12:27] <gaveen> dayo, it's free but not FOSS
[12:27] <dayo> gaveen: aaah
[12:27] <Myrtti> dayo: it's proprietary freeware
[12:27] <selkies> ikonia:does it also contain all the system updates?
[12:27] <ikonia> selkies: no
[12:27] <lorenzosu> HI all in upgrading to 9.04 my resolution changed. I can't set it back because I only see 1024 and 1280 in the resolution menu, but had something like 110 bedfore.
[12:27] <UKGent> free as in 'beer' but not as in 'liberty'
[12:28] <gaveen> dayo, I meant free as in free of charge. But Opera is not FOSS :)
[12:28] <selkies> ikonia: can the system updates be retrieved too?
[12:28] <cg> hello ! my memory usage is below 1/3, any way to let it use much more . so maybe it will be faster.
[12:28] <ikonia> selkies: to be honest I don't know, I've never looked
[12:29] <selkies> ikonia: thanks again..
[12:30] <gaveen> selkies, system updates are also delivered in .deb packages. So you can get them. But /var/apt/cache isn't a cache, not a storage
[12:30] <khaime> in trying to use qemu, i now try to use the cdrom to start the installation of the "guest", and i get this error : "you do not have enough space in '/dev/shm/ for the 256 mb of qemu virtual ram.  to have more space available provdided you have enough RAM and swap, do as root : umount /dev/shm"
[12:30] <khaime> i did just that, and  it said that '/dev/shm' was "busy"
[12:30] <Johnny_B_Good> Kalmi, well...I think I've installed it...but...do you know how to start it???
[12:31] <gaveen> khaime, you can't unmount /dev/shm
[12:31] <khaime> gaveen: so how do i take care of this "256 mb" problem ?
[12:32] <gaveen> khaime, that means you don't have enough memory for the new VM
[12:32] <khaime> can i do this : "mount -t tmpfs -o size=272m none /dev/shm" while "/dev/shm" is running ?
[12:32] <gaveen> /dev/shm represents shared memory http://is.gd/zMN6
[12:33] <Atlante> Salut tout le monde !
[12:33] <lorenzosu> HI all in upgrading to 9.04 my resolution changed. I can't set it back because I only see 1024 and 1280 in the resolution menu, but had something like 110 bedfore.
[12:33] <GnosticAscension> @lorenzosu 110?
[12:33] <GnosticAscension> no that can't be right
[12:33] <lokix> probably 10
[12:33] <lorenzosu> GnosticAscension: Sorry something around 1100 soething
[12:34] <khaime> how do i determine how much memory i have on my linux box
[12:34] <Atlante> Quelqu'un  saurait comment mettre un iso ubuntu minimal sur clé usb? :p
[12:34] <khaime> i am certain it is at least 512..but how do i confirm
[12:34] <GnosticAscension> lorenzosu: also resolutions are horizontal X vertical
[12:34] <gaveen> khaime, free -m
[12:34] <GnosticAscension> like 1024 X 768 et cetera
[12:35] <GnosticAscension> lorenzosu: what are the options in the display settings box?
[12:35] <gaveen> khaime, or check in the system monitor
[12:35] <lorenzosu> GnosticAscension: It was 1152x768 I thinkù
[12:35] <khaime>  total       used       free     shared    buffers     cached
[12:35] <khaime> Mem:           494        483         10          0         10         94
[12:35] <khaime> -/+ buffers/cache:        378        115
[12:35] <khaime> Swap:         1443         68       1375
[12:35] <FloodBot1> khaime: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:35] <lorenzosu> GnosticAscension: The ones in that range are 1280x960 and 1024x768
[12:36] <khaime> http://paste.ubuntu.com/172266/
[12:36] <gaveen> khaime, means you have around 494MB memory in total
[12:36] <sharkk> hi, someone got a profile for ufw to block wine access to the internet, or knows how to make it?
[12:36] <gaveen> khaime, that's usually not enough memory to use in a desktop OS plus a 256MB VM
[12:37] <GnosticAscension> lorenzosu: so I guess setting it to 1034 X 768 should be ookay
[12:37] <GnosticAscension> *okay
[12:37] <khaime> gaveen: so what about "swap" why do it said used : 1443
[12:37] <GnosticAscension> lorenzosu: lesser res would be very blocky
[12:37] <lorenzosu> GnosticAscension: I need it because I am short sighted. And by the way I guess I'm free to set whatever resolution I want.
[12:37] <khaime> gaveen: thanks
[12:38] <gaveen> khaime, that is you have about 1443 MB is swap space in total. Swap is something similar to virtual memory in Windows
[12:38] <vertix> does anybody know how to install ubuntu from livecd using .iso image via loop driver?
[12:38] <ikonia> vertix: no
[12:38] <ikonia> vertix: you can't
[12:38] <vertix> but someone said i can the other day
[12:38] <GnosticAscension> lorenzosu: (about the free bit....of course)
[12:38] <vertix> ikonia, it is mountable and i can see the files
[12:39] <GnosticAscension> lorenzosu: is the 1024 X 768 the lowest?
[12:39] <vertix> so either copying it to r/w file system and mounting /dev should do it
[12:39] <znh> vertix, it is possible, ikonia is just being stupid that it aint possible
[12:39] <ikonia> vertix: you can see the livecd file - not the insall files as they are on squashFS with absoulte paths
[12:39] <gaveen> vertix, you can mount it in a different machine and use it as a HTTP or NFS server to do a network based installation
[12:39] <lorenzosu> GnosticAscension: The lowes above 1k for X
[12:39] <vertix> znh, i know it is possible, i just don't know exactly what to do
[12:39] <ikonia> znh: please mind your manners
[12:39] <vertix> znh, because i AM seeing the files
[12:40] <ikonia> vertix: you can see the install files ?
[12:40] <vertix> gaveen, well, unfortunately i have only 1 machine
[12:41] <lorenzosu> gtg GnosticAscension thanks for your help anyway
[12:41] <j0ve> vertix, you can mount the iso with 'mount -o loop (ISOfilename> <mountpoint> but I won't guarantee you can install from it
[12:41] <gaveen> vertix, are you trying to install ubuntu on a virtual machine?
[12:41] <vertix> ikonia, that's the whole point of loop driver - i can see EVERYTHING on that .iso image like it is my driver
[12:41] <ikonia> the files are on sqaush fs - mounting the cd just shows the livecd
[12:41] <vertix> drive
[12:41] <ikonia> vertix: no it can't
[12:41] <j0ve> vertix, that should be a sudo command btw
[12:41] <ikonia> vertix: squashFS files are compressed within the iso
[12:42] <vertix> i can just copy the whole tree to r/w directoy and create /dev on it and then bind it to my running system
[12:42] <vertix> ikonia, we just tested it
[12:42] <ikonia> vertix: so why are you asking if you CAN do this, if you CAN do this why are you not doing it
[12:42] <Iraimbilanja> Hi I've got 2 PCs, both x86, one running Ubuntu 8.04, the other Ubuntu 6.06, can I use distcc over those two?
[12:43] <vertix> it is scrolling to fast here, i am lost
[12:43] <ikonia> vertix: so why are you asking if you CAN do this, if you CAN do this why are you not doing it
[12:43] <pw-toxic> hi - i have plugged in a second display for dual screening.. and i unplugged it because it didnt work properly
[12:43] <pw-toxic> now my compiz and emerald is deactivated  - my resolution is wrong, and everything has very low fps
[12:43] <pw-toxic> what is wrong here?
[12:43] <vertix> ikonia, if you know what you are talking about and can help me out to install 9.04 from livecd, fine, otherwise sorry
[12:44] <vegpuff> I first installed #ubuntu, then I installed windows and now my boot is wiped off
[12:45] <ikonia> vertix: you're saying you CAN do something, then asking how to do it
[12:45] <ikonia> vertix: if you CAN do it, just do it and stop asking, and then write a wiki guide for it
[12:45] <vegpuff> i don't have the cdrom/iso though
[12:45] <DJones> !grub | vegpuff There's a section here listing how to reinstall grub after installing windows
[12:45] <vegpuff> can i just install the grub
[12:45] <tesseracter> on 9.04, in the last few bootups, i have not been able to hibernate or sleep, but in the past, i have been able to. where should i start to figure out why this is?
[12:45] <vertix> ikonia, you can go talk to someone else if you are interested in guilt trips. I said that .iso image IS mountable and i can see files  on it
[12:45] <ikonia> vertix: and as I've explained you won't be able to see the squashFS file systems
[12:45] <ikonia> vertix: you can mount an ISO image - thats fine, but the installation files are held on a squashFS filesystem that is within the ISO file system you have just mounted
[12:45] <benofsky> Hi. I'm creating a custom distribution of ubuntu for a charity which fixes old computers to send to africa. It will be a distribution with all the software (apache, mysql, etc.) requried for moodle. I'd like to add a menu to the installer which allows you to setup moodle. like enter moodle site name, etc.
[12:46] <vertix> ikonia, i just need to talk to someone who KNOWS how to do it. that's all. who is saying what and why is not my concern
[12:46] <kmdm> Thinking out loud, surely the squashfs file system is also mountable...
[12:46] <ikonia> benofsky: this is for ubuntu support - we can't support your distro
[12:46] <solexious> Is it possible to share sound output devices over a network?
[12:46] <ikonia> kmdm: it is, but then it contains absoulte paths
[12:46] <vertix> ikonia, i need to make it WORK, you understand? not argue about and about and about who is "good" and who is "bad"
[12:46] <benofsky> ikonia, this is a ubuntu support question... it's about ubuntu.
[12:47] <ikonia> benofsky: no - it's about you making your own distro
[12:47] <vertix> kmdm, sure, why not? if it is a file system then why shouldn't i be able to mount it?
[12:47] <kmdm> ikonia: hmm, I've never used squashfs so I don't know the impact of that :S Could you not chroot into it though? *shrug*, I should really go play with squashfs before commenting ;)
[12:47] <vertix> kmdm, especially if i can see it?
[12:47] <benofsky> ikonia, from ubuntu... how about I just say I want to customise the ubuntu installer?
[12:48] <SydneyGuy> Hi all
[12:48] <ikonia> kmdm: if you chroot - you can't see your host distros commands to use (because you're not running the livecd)
[12:48] <SydneyGuy> I've just made my GPG Key ..
[12:48] <SydneyGuy> Do I need to sign my own key?
[12:48] <SydneyGuy> ?
[12:48] <vertix> someone said this COULD be done
[12:48] <vertix> but i just don't have all the pieces together
[12:48] <pw-toxic> can anyone give me a hint why my resolution has changed after pluggin in another monitor on my x20 notebook, and i cant change the resolution to 1400*xxxx like it was before?
[12:48] <ikonia> kmdm: the basic technique of "can I uncompress these file systems" is obvious, sure, but then making the installers source/target points in relation to that setup without running from the livecd would be very tricky
[12:49] <pw-toxic> and why my compiz doesnt work
[12:49] <SydneyGuy> I've just made my GPG Key ..
[12:49] <SydneyGuy> Do I need to sign my own key?
[12:49] <SydneyGuy> ?
[12:49] <ikonia> vertix: is it possible he was wrong ?
[12:49] <mib_nu2cu6ni> when i run win32 disk imager to install ubuntu on my netbook i get error 8
[12:49] <nijm> Hey guys, does anyone know why kde systemsettings is blank? I'm using jaunty xubuntu but I want to change the kde theme
[12:49] <gaveen> benofsky, Check https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[12:49] <devel0> has anyone ever had a problem with pm-suspend or s2ram where the machine sleeps , but when it comes back to life the monitor is simply blank (no backlight) ?
[12:49] <kmdm> ikonia: Aye, I'd need to explore the livecd first and I'm not sure I'm THAT interested in it... ;)
[12:49] <vertix> ikonia, I AM running from livecd already
[12:49] <kmdm> vertix: Backtracking... why do you want to install it this way?
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> mib_nu2cu6ni:  you trying to use the netbook.img file to install to a netbook?
[12:50] <ikonia> kmdm: in the relms of possabilities, it is possible, in the relms of realities, I can't see how
[12:50] <benofsky> gaveen, already read/reading it. Doesn't talk about customising installer!
[12:50] <SydneyGuy> Anyone can answer my simple question
[12:50] <ikonia> vertix: so why not click " install" if you are already running from the livecd ?
[12:50] <SydneyGuy> I've just made my GPG Key ..
[12:50] <SydneyGuy> Do I need to sign my own key?
[12:50] <solexious> Is it possible to share sound output devices over a network, between 2 ubuntu boxes. i.e. output of vlc on one box to the speakers of another?
[12:50] <mib_nu2cu6ni> when i run win32 disk imager to install ubuntu on my netbook i get error 8
[12:50] <Dr_Willis> solexious:  thats supposed to be a feature of 'pulse audio' yes.. (and no ive never done it)
[12:50] <KingKimi> how to install .run file ??
[12:50] <vertix> kmdm, the problem i have is that i installed 8.10, but my mbr was clabbored
[12:51] <hawk> KingKimi: By running it, I would guess
[12:51] <ikonia> KingKimi: it's a binary rile, make it executable and run it
[12:51] <vertix> i can't boot 8.10 no matter what i do
[12:51] <kmdm> vertix: So fix grub? ;)
[12:51] <solexious> Dr_willis, thanks will use that for google food
[12:51] <Dr_Willis> mib_nu2cu6ni:  you trying to use the netbook.img file to install to a netbook?  or use that tool to put the img file on a thumbdrive?
[12:51] <ikonia> vertix: if you are running from the livecd why don't you click the "install" icon ?
[12:51] <SydneyGuy> Guys ....it is a simple answer YES or NO .. and I will be grateful
[12:51] <SydneyGuy> I've just made my GPG Key ..
[12:51] <SydneyGuy> Do I need to sign my own key?
[12:51] <gaveen> benofsky, the article is about creating a custom live CD with your package selection. Read though :)
[12:51] <vertix> kmdm, i tried everything conceivable. but i get error saying it can't mount / filesystem
[12:52] <ikonia> vertix: why don't you click "install" if you are running on the livecd ?
[12:52] <ikonia> vertix: the livecd has the installer on it
[12:52] <SydneyGuy> Well .. I am ignored completely
[12:52] <benofsky> yup. I have read through gaveen top to bottom. but I want to modify the installer.
[12:52] <mib_nu2cu6ni> does anyone know about win32 disk imager?
[12:52] <benofsky> to offer more configuration
[12:52] <ikonia> mib_nu2cu6ni: the guys in ##windows maybe ?
[12:52] <kmdm> vertix: If it is your MBR that's toasted won't reinstalling grub to the MBR do it? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[12:52] <SydneyGuy> OK .. Thanx all anyway
[12:52] <vertix> ikonia, i DID reinstall it, but it won't boot. someone said yesterday they have the same exact problem with 8.10. that is why i am trying to install 9.04. but i can only boot from livecd
[12:52] <Dr_Willis> mib_nu2cu6ni:  ive asked you a few questions to clarify what you are doing....
[12:52] <flintwingel> SydneyGuy: you're note being ignored... most likely nobody here knows the answer to your question
[12:53] <ikonia> vertix: what happens when you try to boot ?
[12:53] <SydneyGuy> even the operators
[12:53] <flintwingel> maybe...
[12:53] <gaveen> benofsky, modifying the installer is not like remastering the live CD. You'll have to write code on your own most probably
[12:53] <SydneyGuy> ok thank you for your kindness
[12:53] <benofsky> gaveen, that's fine. but I have no idea where to start!
[12:54] <jp_sf> SydneyGuy: you want to use gpg ?
[12:54] <vertix> kmdm, i did reinstall ang grub is fine, i can START booting, but at the point of mounting root file system it complains it can't do it even though it is clean and in correct place.
[12:54] <ikonia> vertix: what is the error you get when it tries to mount
[12:54] <vertix> ikonia, just a sec
[12:54] <vertix> last 3 lines: [1.536064] RAMDISK: Compressed image found at block 0.
[12:55] <vertix> [1.959688 crc error
[12:55] <vertix> [2.023879] VFS: Cannot open root device "sdb8" or unknown block (0,0)
[12:55] <vertix> what is that crc error?
[12:55] <vertix> is it in initrd?
[12:55] <kmdm> hm, corrupt initramfs?
[12:56] <ikonia> vertix: is the error "sdb" or "sdB" as you typed ?
[12:56] <vertix> kmdm, could be. that is what it looks like to me
[12:56] <vertix> what do i do?
[12:56] <vertix> ikonia, sdb digit 8
[12:57] <gaveen> benofsky, Maybe https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Ubiquity ?
[12:57] <vertix> partition 8 on sdb
[12:57] <vertix> and that partition is clean and in the right place
[12:57] <kmdm> vertix: Personally, I'd try something like mounting my root fs in the livecd, chrooting to it and getting update-initramfs to rebuild the image... something like that, off the top of my head (having not done it myself)...
[12:57] <jp_sf> vertix: what is the filesystem type on this partition ?
[12:58] <kmdm> vertix: (you'll need to specify -k to pass the correct kernel version if it differs from the livecd, which it might)
[12:58] <vertix> kmdm, sounds about right. can you tell me exact steps? i am new to ubuntu
[12:58] <benofsky> it's a start. thanks gaveen!
[12:58] <kmdm> vertix: Does mount /dev/sdb8 /mnt work on the livecd?
[12:58] <mib_qgfeh6> hello to all
[12:59] <mib_qgfeh6> what is the best way to make 9.04 32bit "see" 4Gb of RAM?
[12:59] <meys> salam (hello)
[12:59] <mib_qgfeh6> sorry for being on Mibbit, darn firewall
[12:59] <vertix> kmdm, works fine
[12:59] <kmdm> vertix: Cool, chroot /mnt
[12:59] <vertix> kmdm, that file system is in good shape
[12:59] <ikonia> vertix: ooh, sdb8  - when you get a chance can you pastebin your /boot/grub/menu.lst from your install (not the livecd)
[13:00] <vertix> well, once i chroot, i may not be able to talk to you here :)
[13:00] <mib_qgfeh6> i was told to install the server kernel but i am worried about losing modules and/or something else changing
[13:00] <kmdm> vertix: You're only chroot'ing in one terminal window...
[13:00] <mib_qgfeh6> wouldn't it be better to recompile the stock kernel, only adding HIGHMEM64?
[13:00] <vertix> ikonia, just a sec
[13:00] <mib_qgfeh6> or am I saying stupid things? :-)
[13:00] <dholbach> hiya
[13:00] <dholbach> Packaging Training session in #ubuntu-classroom now!
[13:01] <vertix> http://pastebin.com/m69143616
[13:01] <flintwingel> mib_qgfeh6: why do you not want to use a 64bit OS
[13:01] <vertix> kmdm, can you tell me the exact steps to rebuild ramfs or give me a pointer?
[13:02] <mib_qgfeh6> flintwingel: i have already installed everything and started working on this machine :-)
[13:02] <vertix> kmdm, but i would think that if i booted from livecd, i already have ramfs
[13:02] <mib_qgfeh6> also, the 64bit kernel has the same issue
[13:02] <mib_nu2cu6ni> dr_willis i am using the tool to put the img on my thumb drive
[13:02] <kmdm> vertix: Once you chroot, something like: update-initramfs -u -k 2.6.27-7-generic
[13:02] <mib_qgfeh6> the stock kernels don't see 4Gb of RAM
[13:02] <N1ghtCrawler> Hello, i have just bought a pc that should act as a file server. It has 4 1TB disks. I have planned to use md to create a raid5, can I install ubuntu on that raid5 or do I need additional drives?
[13:03] <mib_qgfeh6> also, not everything plays nice with 64bit
[13:03] <flintwingel> mib_qgfeh6: the 64bit kernel will, but you can't just copy  the 64bit kernel onto a 32bit install
[13:03] <juxta> when using dmcrypt and cryptsetup, is the crypttab file contained in the initrd image somewhere?
[13:03] <mib_qgfeh6> flintwingel: that's why i want to enable highmem on 32bit :-) it should be quite easy
[13:03] <mib_qgfeh6> btw, are the server kernels really THAT different?
[13:04] <flintwingel> mib_qgfeh6: you need to recompile the 32 bit kernel with the PAE extension
[13:04] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_qgfeh6 stick with the desktop kernel, the 32 bit desktop uses the extra ram as IT needs it, Dont try to get the 64 bit kernel into a 32 bit system
[13:04] <flintwingel> mib_qgfeh6: but  its not good for performance
[13:04] <ikonia> vertix: what have you been doing to your box ???
[13:04] <vertix> kmdm, once i do update-initrms, then what?
[13:04] <ikonia> vertix: you've got odd kernels in thre
[13:04] <kmdm> vertix: Reboot and see if it boots
[13:04] <ikonia> vertix: what kernel version are you trying to boot ?
[13:05] <quitenormal> hi.
[13:05] <ikonia> vertix: how can you have a 8.10 kernel of 2.6.9-el ?
[13:05] <vertix> ikonia, i tried to make many different configurations. i also have old redhat on it and it is working, but it can't fry cds for some reason
[13:05] <mib_qgfeh6> flintwingel: and that's where i am stuck. i am following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile, but i can't figure out how to configure the kernel
[13:05] <ikonia> vertix: ahhh I think I know the problem
[13:05] <mib_qgfeh6> i was used to make menuconfig
[13:05] <ikonia> vertix: did you install redhat after ubuntu ?
[13:06] <vertix> kmdm, i am not following it. do you mean rebuild-ramfs is persistent?
[13:06] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_qgfeh6 Keep reading... This is not the place to learn how to compile your own kernels
[13:06] <mib_qgfeh6> but that guide (the "ubuntu" way) wants me to edit a config file i can't even find :-)
[13:06] <vjacob> hey guys. How do I avoid doing swapoff -a everytime I boot?
[13:06] <jemark> mib_qgfeh6:
[13:06] <kmdm> vertix: update-initramfs will re-create the image under /boot
[13:06] <vertix> ikonia, i am trying to boot 8.10 and someone said yesterday they have the same exact problem
[13:06] <ikonia> vjacob: remove swap from /etc/fstab
[13:06] <ikonia> vertix: which kernel ?
[13:06] <vertix> ikonia, cool
[13:07] <ikonia> vertix: and did you install redhat before or after ubuntu ?
[13:07] <vjacob> ikonia: it's already commented out, e.g. #UUID=5fc0b91c-cdd6-4013-b6dd-37bf4e69f699 none            swap    sw 0 0
[13:07] <vertix> ikonia, nope redhat was installed BEFORE ubuntu
[13:07] <vjacob> should I remove it entirely?
[13:07] <flintwingel> mib_qgfeh6: kernel compile is not something you should do lightly
[13:07] <ikonia> vjacob: can do
[13:07] <ikonia> vertix: has ubuntu 8.10 ever booted ?
[13:07] <vertix> kmdm, cool
[13:08] <flintwingel> mib_qgfeh6: if you only need is to use >3.5G RAM use the 64bit version
[13:08] <flintwingel> mib_qgfeh6: I say t his for your onw peace of mind :)
[13:08] <vertix> ikonia, i think i was able to boot it once, but i don't remember at this point
[13:08] <beilabs> is anyone running vodafone broadband mobile with jaunty?
[13:08] <lfamorim__> How can I solve the bug eth0-disconected after update my Ubuntu to 9.04?
[13:08] <vertix> ikonia, i usually always verify installs :)
[13:09] <vjacob> thanks I guess ikonia
[13:09] <reya276> How can I restrict users connecting through OpenSSH to only read,write and view to their home directories?
[13:09] <ikonia> vertix: the theory i have - and it is just a theory is ubuntu did not install grub and you are using the Redhat (enterprise 4 I'm guessing) grub install, I do'nt believe from memeory that grub from RHEL4 has uuid support built in
[13:09] <ikonia> vertix: although that does conflict a little with that you say you can boot RHEL ok
[13:10] <vertix> ikonia, nope, this i wrong theory. i am using grub from 8.10
[13:10] <mib_kq8v8y0i> hi there
[13:10] <ikonia> vertix: whichi 8.10 kernel are you trying to boot ?
[13:10] <vertix> ikonia, yes, i CAN boot from redhat
[13:10] <lfamorim__> Someone can help-me?
[13:10] <mib_kq8v8y0i> no internet connections work on my aspire one with nebook remix, is it possible that a reinstall will fix the issue?
[13:10] <vertix> ikonia, 2.7.27-7
[13:10] <lfamorim__> mib_kq8v8y0i, no wired connection, right?
[13:11] <mib_kq8v8y0i> correct
[13:11] <lfamorim__> mib_kq8v8y0i, I have the same problem
[13:11] <kramerstefan> hello, does anybody know how to install gnome 2.26.1 in intrepid?
[13:11] <vertix> ikonia, and that kernel runs fine. otherwise i would not be able to talk to you :)
[13:11] <mib_kq8v8y0i> i was up for three hours with some guy from here trying to sort it
[13:11] <vegpuff> Does grub4dos help to restore grub after windows?
[13:11] <vertix> i am running off that livecd right now
[13:11] <DJones> !grub | vegpuff
[13:12] <ikonia> vertix: so ig 2.6.27 works - which one is faiing ?
[13:12] <mib_kq8v8y0i> ifamorim_ does your wireless connect and the disconnect?
[13:12] <Kartagis> !theme
[13:12] <beilabs> is there a way to downgrade python in jaunty?
[13:12] <vertix> i think that ramfs is corrupt, that is what that crc error says. i just did not know it belongs to ramfs
[13:12] <Kartagis> !changethemes
[13:12] <dragon__> is there anybody that can work C#?
[13:12] <ikonia> vertix: I thought you where talking to us off the livecd ?
[13:12] <dragon__> C#?
[13:12] <Jack_Sparrow> vegpuff Personally, I use dd to save the 512 mbr before I install windows, then I live boot and stamp the mbr back after the windows has finished messing with it
[13:12] <lfamorim__> mib_kq8v8y0i, my wireless conection runs
[13:12] <vertix> ikonia, the kernel works. but when it starts booting, it can't MOUNT the perfectly clean root partition in perfectly correct place
[13:13] <gaveen_> beilabs, I don't think that's a smart move. some desktop related pkgs depend on python
[13:13] <Pici> dragon__: Try ##csharp
[13:13] <mib_kq8v8y0i> theres nothing wrong with your wireless connection?
[13:13] <vegpuff> Jack_Sparrow: oh :(
[13:13] <ikonia> vertix: ahh ok, why do you have two entries for 2.6.27 one with inirtd and the other without ?
[13:13] <vegpuff> DJones: I tried supergrubdisk
[13:13] <beilabs> gaveen, feck, need to use python less than 2.6.2 to get vodafone client working.
[13:13] <vertix> ikonia, yes, i am talking to you from livecd 8.10 kernel 2.7.27-7-generic
[13:13] <lfamorim__> mib_kq8v8y0i, my wireless conection works fine.
[13:13] <vegpuff> but it didn't recognize my ubuntu at all
[13:13] <mib_kq8v8y0i> then we dont have the same problem
[13:13] <Jack_Sparrow> vegpuff there are many ways, ... that is the one I prefer
[13:13] <vegpuff> Jack_Sparrow: I don't have the liveCD also with me
[13:13] <mib_kq8v8y0i> no connection works with me
[13:13] <vegpuff> that is the problem
[13:14] <lfamorim__> But the wired connection show disconected after update
[13:14] <vertix> ikonia, because i was playing with different configurations for grub and seeing if one of the workds
[13:14] <Jack_Sparrow> vegpuff have you already installed windows..again
[13:14] <ikonia> vertix: ok, so thats just you manually trying stuff
[13:14] <gaveen_> you can still install an older version of python without replacing the current version
[13:14] <mib_qgfeh6> anyway, is the custom kernel the only way to go?
[13:14] <vegpuff> yes Jack_Sparrow right now, i have ubuntu and windows, and windows has wiped grub
[13:14] <gaveen_> beilabs, see my last post
[13:14] <vertix> ikonia, exactly. so that i don't have to reboot again and again
[13:15] <vegpuff> Jack_Sparrow: i tried supergrubdisk, no help
[13:15] <beilabs> gaveen, how?
[13:15] <Jack_Sparrow> vegpuff you will need a live cd to fix it
[13:15] <gaveen_> beilabs, you can still install an older version of python without replacing the current version
[13:15] <vertix> ikonia, (from livecd i mean)
[13:15] <vegpuff> Jack_Sparrow: :(
[13:15] <vegpuff> Jack_Sparrow: no live cd
[13:15] <Jack_Sparrow> vegpuff super grub seldom works for me
[13:15] <ikonia> vertix: at what point does the mount complain, has it done the ro boot, or is it before that  ?
[13:15] <vegpuff> I think I have to wait for a live CD
[13:15] <Jack_Sparrow> vegpuff sorry, no better answer
[13:15] <vertix> oh, i think  Jack_Sparrow knows how to install the 9.04 running from live cd using loop driver and .iso image
[13:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !iso
[13:16] <lfamorim__> !bugs
[13:16] <mib_kq8v8y0i> is anyone elses wireless and wired connections not working on netbook remix on an aspire one
[13:16] <vertix> ikonia, mount complains at this point: [1.536064] RAMDISK: Compressed image found at block 0.
[13:16] <vertix> [1.959688 crc error
[13:16] <gaveen_> beilabs, check in synaptic. there should be other python versions there
[13:16] <vertix> [2.023879] VFS: Cannot open root device "sdb8" or unknown block (0,0)
[13:16] <vertix> [2.239447] Please append a correct "root=" boot option; here are available partitions:
[13:17] <coldeq> hi, i'm on ubuntu 9.04 and seem to have wine version 1.0.1 instead of 1.1.x, is that normal?
[13:17] <beilabs> gaveen, i have them already installed, but this app is recognising 2.6 only...
[13:17] <ikonia> vertix: I can understand the VFS error, do you get the crc error if you boot without the initrd option in grub (you've already got that option)
[13:17] <Jack_Sparrow> coldeq You will not have the latest from our repos, only for stability
[13:17] <kmdm> vertix/ikonia: My thinking is if the ramfs is corrupt then it can't load the filesystem driver to mount the root filesystem, hence using update-initramfs to rebuild the ramfs image :)
[13:17] <vertix> ikonia, and that file system is clean and is in correct place. that means the driver does not work
[13:18] <mib_kq8v8y0i> i just checked my usb installer and it said there were errors found in 2 files, does it fix them or should i do it again?
[13:18] <vertix> ikonia, i have it somewhere in the logs
[13:18] <jemark> coldeq: yes, but u can add the repository to get the latest version
[13:18] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_kq8v8y0i Install again
[13:18] <vertix> but i think i started getting that error BEFORE i added initrd to grub config
[13:18] <ikonia> vertix: well, it can mean that it can't mount it because the initrd is failing, hence why I want to know if the error is identical if you boot without the initrd option in your boot argumetns
[13:18] <vegpuff> Jack_Sparrow: is there anyway i can find the grub.conf of ubuntu 9.04 ?
[13:18] <mib_kq8v8y0i> i havent installed yet, just running the installer from usb
[13:18] <vegpuff> i think i can make it work
[13:19]  * kmdm nods
[13:19] <vertix> kmdm, i think you are right
[13:19] <vegpuff> can someone copy paste his/her grub.conf (ubuntu 9.04)?
[13:19] <coldeq> Jack_Sparrow, jemark: any pointers on where I can find more info on adding the repositories?
[13:19] <Jack_Sparrow> vegpuff You cant get it to work without editing the 512 mbr manually.. and that is dangerous
[13:19] <vegpuff> Jack_Sparrow: i have got a grub command line via supergrubdisk
[13:20] <vertix> ikonia, but the original grub did not have initrd in it if i recall correctly, i can take that out, but then the scsi drivers may not get loaded
[13:20] <Jack_Sparrow> vegpuff coldeq /join #winehq see them for any and all help with wine
[13:20] <ikonia> vertix: the original grub should have initrd in it
[13:20] <vegpuff> Jack_Sparrow: wine?
[13:20] <Jack_Sparrow> vegpuff grub command line wont help
[13:20] <ikonia> (looking at an 8.10 and 9.04 install now, both have intird)
[13:20] <coldeq> Jack_Sparrow: ok thanks
[13:20] <vegpuff> oh :|
[13:20] <vegpuff> okay Jack_Sparrow
[13:20] <Jack_Sparrow> vegpuff sorry
[13:20] <jemark> coldeq: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[13:20] <vegpuff> np Jack_Sparrow, thanks for the help!
[13:21] <Jack_Sparrow> coldeq /join #winehq see them for any and all help with wine
[13:21] <vertix> ikonia, well, i think it did not have initrd in it
[13:21] <kmdm> (8.04 has initrd too)
[13:21] <vertix> ikonia, but i could be wrong, but i doubt that
[13:21] <ikonia> vertix: then your install media is wrong
[13:21] <ikonia> vertix: well, then you've installed a bad 8.10 release, as the default 8.10 has initrd enabled
[13:22] <vertix> ikonia, yep, the problem with initrd is that i don't even remember where i found it. but i found it somewhere and added it the same way it was done in my redhat, that is what i think happened (its been a week of struggle trying to boot this thing)
[13:22] <ikonia> vertix: there is the problem then
[13:22] <ikonia> vertix: redhat ships with initrd enabled by default
[13:22] <lfamorim__> Somebody have a problem with the wired conection after update 8.10 to 9.04?
[13:23] <ikonia> vertix: I suggest you have a problem with your install media if ubuntu and redhat setups do not have initrd setup by default
[13:23] <ikonia> vertix: if you don't know where you got the initrd from - then that could explain the crc error
[13:23] <vertix> ikonia, could be. i've got this disk from some friend and it did install and i think i ran it once, but i might have only 1 ide drive at that time and that could be the reason inird was not added to the grub
[13:24] <ikonia> vertix: that would not be the reason initrd is not added
[13:24] <Jack_Sparrow> vertix are you mixing ide and sata drives as well
[13:24] <ikonia> vertix: the number of drives does not effect the install routine
[13:24] <vertix> ikonia, i know about redhat. i am the one who made production gold disks for SGI (silicon graphics) :)
[13:24] <ikonia> vertix: then you should know it installs initrd by default
[13:24] <vertix> ikonia, i am pretty certain the crc error is the key here
[13:24] <kiamo> how do i update ash, and dash?
[13:25] <ikonia> vertix: possibly because you've got initrd from an unknown source
[13:25] <Jack_Sparrow> !info dash
[13:25] <vertix> Jack_Sparrow, yep i AM mixing IDE and scsi
[13:25] <ikonia> vertix: I'm more concerned about the validity of your install if someone is changing them to the point where initrd is not installed
[13:25] <dr4g> I'm setting up SVN on this url: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Subversion and i'm running the command in the pastebin and get the following error: http://pastebin.com/m4b2c73c4
[13:25] <Jack_Sparrow> vertix I have not been following along, but mixing those can be a problem on some systems
[13:25] <kiamo> !info ash
[13:26] <vertix> ikonia, the number of drives DOES affect things, especially if it is a mix of ide and scsi, plus drive swapping by grub
[13:26] <dr4g> I'm setting up SVN on this url: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Subversion and i'm running the command in the pastebin and get the following error: http://pastebin.com/m4b2c73c4 - I have installed Apache, how can i set the apache user to be www-data
[13:26] <morteza_k> hi everone,any one can help me with my wireless problem in vostro 1310?
[13:26] <ikonia> vertix: but it does not effect if initrd is installed
[13:26] <morteza_k> hi everone,any one can help me with my wireless problem in vostro 1310?
[13:26] <Jack_Sparrow> dr4g /join #apache2
[13:26] <sky_1> How i can switch to ext4 i know about possible data loss....
[13:27] <Jack_Sparrow> !patience > morteza_k
[13:27] <vertix> ikonia, at this point, it is hard to say which was the original grub configuration. unfortunately i am not sure i saved the orignal one
[13:27] <ikonia> vertix: doesn't matter what the original was, you seem very confident ubuntu and redhat installed without initrd
[13:27] <swiftarrow> Hi All, something strange just happened: About an hour ago, my Ubuntu 8.10 became really unresponsive and the HDD started grinding like crazy.  I let it go for about half an hour, and then did a hard power cycle.  The cursor wouldn't even move, and I couldn't access a console by cntrl+alt+F#.  Now i find some data gone, and when I double click on a text document, it tries to get gksu to open it...
[13:27] <dr4g> Jack_Sparrow  i have www-data in my /etc/group file: www-data:x:33:  - but it tells me that www-data is an invalid group.
[13:27] <ikonia> vertix: so I suspct your installed media is wrong/damaged in some way
[13:27] <Jack_Sparrow> dr4g /join #apache2
[13:27] <vertix> Jack_Sparrow, i know about problems with mixing drives. but yesterday i even tried to unplug ide drive and see if i can boot, no luck
[13:27] <dr4g> ok
[13:27] <flintwingel> dr4g: the group is subversion not www-data
[13:28] <dr4g> So it is, apologies, it seems i'veinstalled SVN but not applied the 'subversion' group to it.
[13:28] <dr4g> i done sudo apt-get install subversion.
[13:28] <dr4g> What have i done wrong ?
[13:28] <sky_1> how i can switch to ext4 ?
[13:28] <walace> Xub
[13:28] <vertix> ikonia, well, as i said, i can't be certain what config was there originally. i COULD try to check it out and see by backups, but that could be another half of a day lost
[13:28] <sky_1> !ext4
[13:28] <sky_1> :-O
[13:29] <flintwingel> dr4g: check /etc/group... it looks like you do not have a group called subversion
[13:29] <ikonia> vertix: if you re-install ubuntu 8.10 it should re-write grub and the menu.list (remove your old 8.10 entried) lets see what it adds then
[13:29] <swiftarrow> Any ideas anyone?
[13:29] <Frcsyk> is there anyone here that can assist me with sound support on 9.04 on an IBM X41
[13:29] <dr4g> flintwingel shouldnt it be added when i do "sudo apt-get install subversion" ??
[13:29] <vertix> ikonia, nope. redhad installed WITH its initrd, and i am not sure about ubuntu
[13:29] <walace> XUB
[13:29] <modderx_> anyone having problems with remote desktop with ubuntu jaunty?
[13:29] <ikonia> vertix: so - re-install ubuntu and lets check
[13:30] <modderx_> i get a black screen when i connect to the remote system
[13:30] <ikonia> vertix: you're changing your situation a lot, you where certain you manually added redhat and ubuntu's 5 minutes ago
[13:30] <walace> I need help out here
[13:30] <vertix> swiftarrow, you prolly got rooted, and if that is the case, get ready, the picture of hell is about to be shown to you
[13:30] <morteza_k> ubottu: will u help me?
[13:30] <ikonia> vertix: I know it's easy to get muddled up if you've been working on this a while, so why not re-install ubuntu 8.10 from a clean situation and lets see what menu.lst it generates
[13:30] <flintwingel> dr4g: no - the subversion package is for users & servers. The link you posted tells you to add the subversion group
[13:31] <walace> hello
[13:31] <dr4g> flintwingel where does it say that ?
[13:31] <morteza_k> ubottu: wireless problem vostro 1310
[13:31] <dr4g> i see it flintwingel
[13:31] <dr4g> apologies.
[13:31] <vertix> ikonia, i don't know about damaged media. could be. actually, i could get md5 verification of my media i think, except i don't have the .iso image. i only have disk 8.10
[13:31] <morteza_k> can any one help me with wireless problem in vostro 1310?
[13:31] <Jack_Sparrow> morteza_k PATIENCE
[13:32] <ikonia> vertix: the 8.10 disk has a "check disk" function on it
[13:32] <flintwingel> morteza_k: tell us what your problem is and someone may be able to help...
[13:32] <vertix> ikonia, i DID reinstall 8.10 and nothing changed. no luck. I have 2 separate 8.10 insalls and both behave the same way more or less
[13:34] <ikonia> vertix: that's worth running, then re-install 8.10 (clear down the ubuntu entreis in menu.lst first) and lets see what it writes
[13:34] <Jack_Sparrow> walace Read your PM
[13:34] <ikonia> vertix: but you don't know wha tyou did - your changing the situation, hence why I'm saying do a clean insall so we know where you are
[13:34] <ikonia> vertix: if you have 2 installs - how do you know your editing the right menu.lst
[13:34] <morteza_k> flintwingel: i cant have a wireless connection,it doesnt work,it worked in 8.04 but not in 9.04
[13:34] <vertix> ikonia, i did not MANUALLY added redhat initrd. i manually added the ubuntu initrd the same way it was done for redhat's grub
[13:34] <Jack_Sparrow> !guidelines > walace
[13:34] <ikonia> vertix: I suggest cd checking the cd - then re-installing 8.10 and just working with that
[13:34] <flintwingel> morteza_k: what is  the network card?
[13:36] <vertix> ikonia, i DID reinstall 8.10 already and it did not help
[13:36] <morteza_k> flintwingel: i think broadcom STA,
[13:36] <Bierwagen> h
[13:36] <Bierwagen> i
[13:36] <ikonia> vertix: in your menu.lst your redhat entries are called ubuntu 8.10 and they do not have initrd entries, so I don't know how you can say you added them like redhat's if the redhat entries don't have the initrd setup
[13:36] <vertix> ikonia, how do i do check disk?
[13:36] <ikonia> vertix: when yo uboot it there is an option to "check install media" or words to that effect
[13:36] <Bierwagen> my usb-stick didn't works
[13:36] <shadeslayer> Bierwagen: doesnt mount?
[13:36] <Bierwagen> if i connect the usb-stick with the usb-hub
[13:36] <Jack_Sparrow> Bierwagen Are you in ubuntu now or trying to boot it from usb
[13:36] <Bierwagen> then the LED of the usb-stick is shining
[13:36] <vertix> ikonia, because i have separate /boot partitions and i put all imaginable boot related files on both /boot partitions, so it does not matter which one grub swaps into which place
[13:36] <Bierwagen> but nothing else happends
[13:36] <rubystallion> I get a segmentation fault, when using libsdl-perl. I don't think this is an sdl problem, but rather a dependency problem, because I tried to install some other libsdl packages before. How can I check this?
[13:36] <shadeslayer> Bierwagen: so this a bootable USB stick?? or a normal one?
[13:36] <Boohbah> Bierwagen: do you see any additional output if you run 'dmesg |tail -f' and plugin or unplug the drive?
[13:36] <zer0c00l> how can i install AMR decoder in ubuntu , ubuntu-restricted-extras doesn't have AMR decoder?
[13:36] <ikonia> vertix: your setup sounds a mess, and your comments in the channel keep conflicting, you said you did not add the redhat entreis to grub - yet they do no have initrd
[13:36] <morteza_k> have anyone problem with wireless in vostro 1310 ?
[13:38] <Jack_Sparrow> !details > morteza_k
[13:38] <shadeslayer> !wifi > morteza_k
[13:38] <vertix> ikonia, those redhat entries do not matter right now. we don't even try them anyway. i was just copy/pasting things around to get more configurations to try various options
[13:38] <nilo_> Hello everybody
[13:38] <Bierwagen> Boohbah:
[13:38] <Bierwagen> dmesg |tail -f
[13:38] <Bierwagen> [ 1799.264059] usb 3-1: device descriptor read/64, error -110
[13:38] <Bierwagen> [ 1814.480044] usb 3-1: device descriptor read/64, error -110
[13:38] <Bierwagen> [ 1814.696058] usb 3-1: new full speed USB device using uhci_hcd and address 3
[13:38] <Bierwagen> [ 1829.864070] usb 3-1: device descriptor read/64, error -110
[13:38] <FloodBot1> Bierwagen: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:38] <Boohbah> !hi | nilo_
[13:38] <ikonia> vertix: they do matter as the conflict with what you are telling me - so I can't be certain you know the current status of your install
[13:38] <Gamarok__> hi nil0
[13:38] <Boohbah> Bierwagen: aha, those are some interesting error messages
[13:38] <shadeslayer> Boohbah: read error??
[13:38] <redpearl> i want to transfer 30 gb of data to another machine via cross ethernet cable, i use sshfs, but it froze on me. what's a better way?
[13:38] <ikonia> vertix: if the redhat stuff doesn't matter - I suggest removing your ubuntu and redhat data - and doing a clean 8.10 install so we have a known sound base to work from
[13:38] <nilo_> I can't see my local network, and I can't use a printer in my lan, what's the problem?. I'm using ubuntu jaunty
[13:38] <flintwingel> redpearl: use netcat (nc)
[13:40] <nilo_> I'm using internet by my lan
[13:40] <zer0c00l> how can i install AMR pluggin in ubuntu ?
[13:40] <vertix> ikonia, i am not sure why are we talking about REDHAT entries? what do they have to do with all this? I CAN boot redhat. i need to boot 8.10 or do a fresh install on 9.04 from .iso image i have, but running from livecd, cause i can't burn disks and i can't take them out running from livecd.
[13:40] <Bierwagen> i guess, an antivir of windows had destroyed some boot information of the usb-stick
[13:40] <redpearl> flintwingel, nc, ask me to enter command. what should i enter?
[13:40] <Bierwagen> but i don't know
[13:40] <redpearl> can you get me start? quick tutorial
[13:40] <Bierwagen> so what can i do?
[13:40] <ikonia> vertix: the redhat entreis where important to me because a.) they conflicted with the sitaution you where explaining to me b.) you used them as a base for your ubuntu install
[13:40] <redpearl> flintwingel, machine A and machine B are on 192.168.x.x network
[13:40] <dny> anyone know what the difference between mysql and mysql-community is?
[13:40] <Boohbah> Bierwagen: you say you are using a usb hub? is there any change if you eliminate the hub and plug the drive directly into a usb port on the box?
[13:40] <ikonia> vertix: hence why I'm saying remove it all and put a clean 8.10 install on so we have a known base point to work from
[13:41] <Bierwagen> sorry port
[13:41] <flintwingel> redpearl: netcat is very simple tool to transmit data across a network
[13:43] <erdem810> hi everyone, i wanna ask if there is a diffrence between installing directly 9.04 and  installing 8.10 than upgrade to 9.4
[13:43] <mib_yalfermd> hi, im tyring to install netbook remix to my aspire one, ive done the usb thing 3 times now and it always has errors when i check integrity
[13:43] <mib_yalfermd> first 2 errors, then 3, then 3 again
[13:43] <Bierwagen> Boohbah: its an usb-port not hub - sorry
[13:43] <Blodskur> Hey guys, after a few days of using Ubuntu I've decided to make the plunge and replace Vista with it but I'm having troubles in the paritioning stages. I'm keeping my NTFS data partition and I'm using the following sizes for the rest. I'm on a 250GB hard drive and the data parititon is 111GB. / = 2GB, Boot = 2GB, Swap = 4GB, Var = 20GB and /Home = rest of space.
[13:43] <ikonia> erdem810: ext4 native insall is not available in 8.10
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> erdem810:  If you can - do a clean install. not a upgrade
[13:43] <flintwingel> redpearl: see here for some examples http://www.g-loaded.eu/2006/11/06/netcat-a-couple-of-useful-examples/
[13:43] <erdem810> but if i install 9.04 directly, my audio card and wireless card doesnt work correctly
[13:43] <redpearl> flintwingel, thx
[13:43] <mib_yalfermd> when you check the disk for defects... does it fix them?
[13:43] <Bierwagen> here's the error-message again
[13:43] <Bierwagen> http://rafb.net/p/ockb7R57.html
[13:43] <Pici> !enter
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> erdem810:  then you got some odd issues.. You are saying you did a upgrade,  and they did work.. then did a full install and they dident work.. ? and now  you want to try a upgrade-install again?
[13:43] <Boohbah> Bierwagen: i am googling http://www.google.com/search?q=usb+read%2F64%2C+"error+-110"
[13:43] <vertix> ikonia, redhat entries do not matter. period. i am not even booting from them and they can not be used by grub unless i chose that configuration to boot from. that is what i understand. simply reinstalling 8.10 does not work. because i already did that once and spent half a day on it repartitioning my drives and creating 2 new partitions with another version of non working 8.10. this is a royal waste of time. this approach won't work
[13:44] <Jack_Sparrow> !attitude > vertix
[13:44] <mib_yalfermd> when you check the disk for defects... does it fix them?
[13:44] <ikonia> vertix: I'm asking you to a.) clean down your menu.lst of ubuntu details, b.) re-install ubuntu onto the existing ubuntu partitions chosing the format option, so we have a known base to work from and move forward
[13:46] <ikonia> vertix: that way we can see what ubuntu adds to the exiting menu.lst at boot time and work forward knowing the situation
[13:46] <vertix> ikonia, thanx for your time
[13:46] <erdem810> Dr_Willis: no i directly installed 9.04 and they didnt work  and then i installed 8.10 (didnt upgrade)  and they worked,  but i afraid to upgrade 9.04  or afraid to  makse the updates (about 300mb)
[13:46]  * jepes28 checks his nick
[13:46] <shadeslayer> erdem810: get a alternate install CD then
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> erdem810:  hard to tell then.. if 8.10 works.. stick with it till 9.04.1 then perhaps..
[13:46] <lfamorim__> Somebody here have a problem to wired connection on 9.04?
[13:46]  * jepes28 thinks: yeah, im me alright
[13:46] <shadeslayer> !details > lfamorim__
[13:46] <Bierwagen> Boohbah: by the way, my usb port and other usb-device's are working
[13:46] <[BoK]Ravenkin> Can anyone recommend a good anti virus for Ubuntu that can check mounted drives such as a hard drive with windows?  AVG isn't very intuitive.
[13:46] <dr4g> How can i turn off svn? i made a type on 'svnserve' command.
[13:46] <erdem810> 8.10 works correctly now, so shouldnt i make the updates or upgrade ?
[13:46] <DJones> !virus | [BoK]Ravenkin
[13:46] <andrea_> hi all
[13:46] <Bierwagen> only this usb-stick didn't works
[13:46] <dr4g> How can i turn off svn? i made a typo on 'svnserve' command when specifying the document root..
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> erdem810:  updates are ok.. upgrading to the  next release.. may ormay not put you back in the same problem
[13:46] <zhoujingrui> why i canot  use radio in ubuntu 8.10?
[13:48] <DJones> [BoK]Ravenkin: You could try clamav
[13:48] <vertix> Jack_Sparrow, first you get into my shues and then we talk about your attitude. I've been trying to get this thing working for at least a week, non stop and so far, i only heard one realistic suggestion, and that one does have a chance of making it work. thanx to that guy
[13:48] <andrea_> sorry but i have a problem with eclipse ganymede e tomcat6...
[13:48] <Bierwagen> so i guess some boot informations are destroyed
[13:48] <[BoK]Ravenkin> DJones have you used it?
[13:48] <andrea_> can you help me plaese?
[13:48] <erdem810> ok then i will do updates  but will not do upgrade
[13:48] <psyjoniz_> anyone know how to stop caching ssh key passphrases?
[13:48] <Boohbah> Bierwagen: does the usb stick work ok in another computer?
[13:48] <Boohbah> psyjoniz_: kill your ssh-agent
[13:48] <DJones> [BoK]Ravenkin: No, i don't use antivirus on linux
[13:48] <clepto> is there a channel specifically for Nubuntu?
[13:48] <Bierwagen> no
[13:48] <psyjoniz_> boohbah : cron a kill for it or what do you mean?
[13:48] <andrea_> i've eclipse 3.4 work fine, i've tomcat 6 work fine
[13:48] <[BoK]Ravenkin> DJones I'm not using it for Ubuntu, I'm mounting infected hard drives to this computer and I want to run an antivirus on them through Ubuntu.
[13:48] <Boohbah> Bierwagen: some posts i've read suggest it may be hardware error
[13:48] <andrea_> but  my project don't run in localhost:8080/nomeprogetto
[13:51] <Jack_Sparrow> [BoK]Ravenkin clamav
[13:51] <Bierwagen> hmm, but i don't think that the usb-stick is corrupt
[13:51] <Boohbah> psyjoniz_: 'ps aux |grep ssh-agent'
[13:51] <Boohbah> psyjoniz_: if it is running, 'kill $PID'
[13:51] <Dr_Willis> [BoK]Ravenkin:  done that befor with clamav, and other tools.. but from what ive tried lately .. the only sure way to get rid of window viruses.. is to reformat. :()
[13:51] <Jack_Sparrow> Bierwagen two things to look at.. sudo fdisk -l   and grarted
[13:51] <Jack_Sparrow> bparted
[13:51] <Jack_Sparrow> Bierwagen two things to look at.. sudo fdisk -l   and gparted
[13:51] <Trollkarlen> Anyone know how to disable the notifications in certain away states ?
[13:51] <[BoK]Ravenkin> DJones Jack_Sparrow Dr_Willis thanks for the help :-D
[13:51] <psyjoniz_> boohbah : I got that much but I want it to never cache the passphrase -- can I disable it for good?
[13:51] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[13:51] <icedwater> Hi, I had a resolv.conf that went bad, so I echoed the IPs of openDNS servers into /etc/resolv.conf
[13:51] <Bierwagen> jack_sparrow: http://rafb.net/p/qIOSPa36.html
[13:51] <[BoK]Ravenkin> Anyone having problems with 9.04 synaptic package manager locking up?
[13:51] <Trollkarlen> Like when you set that you are not away then you dont get any notifications
[13:51] <bobbob1016> For some reason, google-desktop isn't indexing everything.  I've tried beagle and tracker and they didn't work too well either.  Any ideas, apart from not using an indexer?
[13:51] <Jack_Sparrow> [BoK]Ravenkin usually when a second package manager is open
[13:51] <Dr_Willis> [BoK]Ravenkin:  some servers were real slow last night.. is all theissue uve had lately
[13:51] <icedwater> Then I restarted networking services using # etc/init.d/networking restart
[13:51] <kiamo> yo, Im doing an apt-get upgrade, and im getting loads of warnings saying unable to delete old directory as theres still stuff in it.  is this normal during an upgrade?
[13:51] <[BoK]Ravenkin> Thanks again
[13:51] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[13:51] <icedwater> And again using #service networking restart
[13:51] <Boohbah> psyjoniz_: http://www.rekk.de/bloggy/2008/ssh-on-ubuntu-shh-agent-is-running-per-default/
[13:51] <icedwater> But now it's still saying network is unreachable
[13:51] <Blodskur> Does anyone have a link to a guide that helps explain how to do the more detailed Ubuntu disc partitioning tool? I feel like I'm doing something wrong. I want to install it next to a data partition.
[13:51] <icedwater> And refuses to give me outbound connections from that box.
[13:51] <behappy> hello is here some one use cPanel
[13:51] <psyjoniz_> Boohbah : tyvm
[13:51] <icedwater> Am I doing something wrong?
[13:51] <modderx_> synaptic was real slow for me last night
[13:51] <gaveen> icedwater, both commands you used are the same
[13:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Blodskur I can probably answer your questions on that
[13:53] <Bierwagen> wait
[13:53] <lfamorim__> I have a problem with wired conection, I'm running Ubuntu version 9.04 When I try to do connect, I get the following output: disconected cable, but I expected it to do conected cable
[13:53] <modderx_> how do i enable autologin  from the terminal
[13:53] <icedwater> gaveen: I noticed that too. But it's not fixing anything, and I am not sure why.
[13:53] <gaveen> icedwater, is there a /etc/init.d/NetworkManager ?
[13:53] <phlexonance> I downloaded GoogleEarthLinux.bin, how do I install that?
[13:53] <Dr_Willis> modderx_:  the gdm config file has  the auto-login settings in it. somewhere..
[13:53] <modderx_> sudo  ./Google.....
[13:53] <icedwater> There is, should I be restarting that?
[13:53] <Jack_Sparrow> phlexonance I thought google earth was in our repos?
[13:53] <Boohbah> psyjoniz_: welcome... but i wonder, what is the point of using a private key login if you have to enter the passphrase for every ssh session? i guess it wouldn't matter for a small number of hosts, but i personally manage a large number of hosts
[13:53] <eraserhead> hi, does firefox work without libgtk ?
[13:53] <gaveen> yes, you should be restarting that instead of networking
[13:53] <phlexonance> Jack_Sparrow, is it? didn't think of that, I'll try apt gettin git
[13:53] <Blodskur> Jack_Sparrow Okay I tried to make new partitions: 2GB for /, 2GB for Boot, 4GB for Swap, 20GB for Var and the rest for /Home. Was that correct? It said something was too small.
[13:53] <Bierwagen> now
[13:53] <Bierwagen> http://rafb.net/p/0wNPgC77.html
[13:53] <Frcsyk> can anyone help me out with a sound issue ? I've been through the docs but no luck so far
[13:53] <Bierwagen> so
[13:53] <Bierwagen> Platte /dev/sdb: 8019 MByte, 8019509248 Byte
[13:53] <Bierwagen> thats my usb-stick
[13:53] <psyjoniz_> Boohbah : the machine I am on is not trustworthy
[13:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Blodskur 2 gig for root is too small
[13:53] <gaveen> icedwater, yes, you should be restarting that instead of networking
[13:54] <Boohbah> psyjoniz_: ok that makes sense
[13:54] <icedwater> No luck, though.
[13:54] <Dr_Willis> 2gb for /boot is massive. :)
[13:54] <Bierwagen> jack_sparrow?
[13:56] <gaveen> icedwater, what happened ?
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> 4 gb for swap is also a bit massive
[13:56] <icedwater> When I try to ping 208.67.222.222 it still says connect:Network unreachable
[13:56] <Blodskur> Oh, I'm just following the recommended instructions my teacher wrote down.
[13:56] <Bierwagen> please help me
[13:56] <phw> Hi there, I am searching for a nice home server. I found the scaleo home servers. But they dont have a graphics card - do you think ubuntu would run smooth on that and how can i install linux without a graphics card: http://ts.fujitsu.com/home/products/home_server/scaleo_homeserver.html ?
[13:56] <shadeslayer> Bierwagen: same problem??
[13:56] <Blodskur> Jack_Sparrow, recommend me so partition sizes for say 100GB hard drive please.
[13:56] <Bierwagen> yes
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> Blodskur:  i just normally use a / and a /home and a swap.  I dont worry too miuch about var and others.
[13:56] <Bierwagen> with my usb-stick
[13:56] <gaveen> icedwater, can you check your resolve.conf again
[13:56] <gaveen> ?
[13:56] <Boohbah> Dr_Willis: maybe Blodskur likes to collect kernels :)
[13:56] <Bierwagen> don't want to work
[13:56] <shadeslayer> Bierwagen: what happened to Boohbah
[13:56] <Boohbah> shadeslayer: i'm here
[13:56] <Trollkarlen> So no one have any ideas hot to turn off notify-osd when you are not "Available"
[13:56] <phlexonance> modderx,  the .bin isn't executable
[13:56] <shadeslayer> Boohbah: ok
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> Blodskur:  right now my / is using a little over 6gb, home is 16gb..
[13:56] <Bierwagen> shadeslyer: i dont know
[13:56] <fr0de> phw: you might be able to run/install via console access
[13:56] <phlexonance> Jack_Sparrow, I can't find google earth with apt-cache search
[13:56] <Jack_Sparrow> Blodskur Single boot system?
[13:56] <Blodskur> Single boot yep.
[13:56] <icedwater> gaveen: sure. It has 3 entries below the generated by network manager comment
[13:56] <phw> fr0de: which it does not have....
[13:56] <Blodskur> I just want to keep my NTFS partition too.
[13:56] <icedwater> Which means probably it's not generating anything.
[13:56] <phw> it only has usb ports
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> Blodskur:  my boot files take up 14mb total.
[13:56] <Jack_Sparrow> phlexonance it is in medibuntu repo..
[13:56] <Jack_Sparrow> !googleearth
[13:56] <shadeslayer> Bierwagen: ok so you cant even boot from the stick?
[13:56] <Dr_Willis> Blodskur:  I would do (NTFS) (/) (/home) (swap)  4 primary partitions.
[13:56] <modderx_> yeah i changed allowautologin in /etc/gdm/gdm.conf
[13:56] <disappearedng_> how do I install intl for php ?
[13:56] <Bierwagen> yes
[13:56] <modderx_> to true
[13:57] <gaveen> icedwater, and are those of opendns?
[13:57] <Bierwagen> nothing
[13:57] <Jack_Sparrow> Blodskur see dr willis
[13:59] <shadeslayer> Bierwagen: ok and did the USB installer say it was finished??
[13:59] <Bierwagen> but sudo fdisk -l  show the usb-stick
[13:59] <Bierwagen> Platte /dev/sdb: 8019 MByte, 8019509248 Byte
[13:59] <Blodskur> Alright.
[13:59] <icedwater> First is the router's IP, I put that in manually. Following two are from openDNS. Should I be removing the first line?
[13:59] <pw-toxic> hi
[13:59] <pw-toxic> my compiz doesnt get started at startup
[13:59] <Blodskur> Is that all I'll have to do, no Var?
[13:59] <pw-toxic> how can i acheive this?
[13:59] <Bierwagen> which usb installer?
[13:59] <Dr_Willis> pw-toxic:  i normally install/run the 'fusion-icon' program. it makes controlling compiz a lot easier.
[13:59] <gaveen> icedwater, better. because your router might be referring to other nameservers
[13:59] <Jack_Sparrow> Blodskur you can add extened partition and add a var if you like.. but generally, just root and home and swap are fine for most
[13:59] <icedwater> gaveen: Commented out the 192.* address and restarted networking. Still no change.
[13:59] <shadeslayer> Bierwagen: you said you want to boot from it right?
[13:59] <Blodskur> Thanks, that's great.
[13:59] <fr0de> phw: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/3215/ has a tip
[13:59] <gaveen> icedwater, not networking NetworkManager :)
[13:59] <Blodskur> Cheers Dr_Willis and Jack_Sparrow.
[13:59] <icedwater> Tried that too, I thought you might say it :P Still no change.
[14:00] <phw> fr0de: ah that was what i was looking for - so a headless install is no big problem right?
[14:01] <wisusa> I recently purchased a used computer with ubuntu installed, but it also has a password to the administration - I can't download or update anything without it
[14:01] <wisusa> any ideas on how to reset it?
[14:01] <phw> because it even doesnt have a serial port
[14:01] <fr0de> phw: I haven't done one, but it seems it's possible
[14:01] <fr0de> wisusa: grab a new cd, reinstall it
[14:01] <Dr_Willis> wisusa:  boot a live cd,  and reset the password via chroot.. or use th recovery console feature and reset it with passwd
[14:01] <Dr_Willis> wisusa:  i would also suggest doing a total reformat/reinstall also..
[14:02] <Dr_Willis> wisusa:  you have no idea whats been done to the box.
[14:02] <icedwater> wisusa: Yeah, chroot should work.
[14:02] <FrEaKmAn_> is there a way to see an error report. I cannot connect to internet with my laptop...
[14:02] <alienkid10> how to change the title of the terminal in python?
[14:02] <wisusa> ok, it didn't come with a cd, I'll have to purchase one
[14:02] <Dr_Willis> wisusa:  free download.
[14:02] <gaveen> icedwater, not there what's up. any other indications? If you edited resolve.conf manually NetworkManager should be overwriting it. So make sure 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220 are the name servers
[14:02] <icedwater> FrEaKmAn_: what sort of problem is it? No web connection, or internet in general?
[14:02] <fr0de> wisusa, Dr_Willis: Yeah, reinstall is best, there could be anything running on the machine
[14:02] <DJones> wisusa: You can download free of charge from www.ubuntu.com and burn to a cd
[14:03] <wisusa> Dr_Willis, I'm not able to download anything right now
[14:03] <FrEaKmAn_> icedwater, no internet connection...
[14:03] <shadeslayer> wisusa: or order one from shipit
[14:03] <Dr_Willis> Most linux mags at the stores also come with cd's :)
[14:03] <shadeslayer> !shipit | wisusa
[14:05] <fr0de> !shipit
[14:05] <alienkid10> how do I change the terminal title in bash script?
[14:05] <pepperjack> wisusa: shipit takes a while though
[14:05] <modderx_> I having some serious problems installing vmware workstation in jaunty, I have tried the patches but none seem to work has anyone been successful installing vmware workstation in jaunty?
[14:05] <raijenx> hello to all..
[14:05] <pw-toxic> but when i install fusion-icon, compiz doesnt get started by default when i relog
[14:05] <pepperjack> alienkid10: you mean ps1?
[14:05] <zer0c00l> what should i install to AMR files in ubuntu?
[14:05] <icedwater> gaveen: I shifted them to the top of resolv.conf
[14:05] <pepperjack> alienkid10: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1111038
[14:05] <alienkid10> pepperjack: unsure. I think it's bash but it's whatever ubuntu's default is.
[14:05] <gaveen> icedwater, resolve.conf shall be overwritten by NM. Anyway can you try an IP and see if you can access with that
[14:05] <pepperjack> alienkid10: basically export PS1='something'
[14:05] <wisusa> can you tell me also how to get "archive manager"? or does it come with the cd?  as I can't currently open .bin files either - any ideas?
[14:06] <gaveen> icedwater, Eg: ping 74.125.45.100
[14:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !zip
[14:06] <Dr_Willis> wisusa:  .bin means very little..
[14:06] <wisusa> thank you to Dr_Willis, ubbutu & pepperjack
[14:06] <Jack_Sparrow> wisusa and opening a binary file?
[14:06] <Dr_Willis> wisusa:  What IS this .bin supposed to be? many are self installing executables..
[14:06] <pepperjack> alienkid10: or do you mean the message that comes up when you login to cli?
[14:08] <alienkid10> no
[14:08] <pepperjack> ok
[14:08] <alienkid10> the title of the window header/tab
[14:08] <icedwater> gaveen: With an IP it says network is unreachable.
[14:08] <fr0de> wisusa: could be a shell script, run 'file yourinstallfile.bin'
[14:08] <zhoujingrui> is there radio tools in  ubuntu?
[14:08] <alienkid10> pepperjack: can I IM you?
[14:08] <pepperjack> zhoujingrui: internet radio
[14:08] <Dr_Willis> zhoujingrui:  clarify what you mean
[14:08] <icedwater> FrEaKmAn_: do you have your ethernet connections set up properly?
[14:08] <redpearl> flintwingel, netcat works with a single file only? cat FOLDER | nc -l 333 does not work
[14:08] <zhoujingrui> how to indtall?
[14:08] <pepperjack> alienkid10: i wont be of much help with that im not too familiar with gnome terminal
[14:08] <redpearl> flintwingel, where FOLDER is 30 GB
[14:08] <gaveen> icedwater, then it's a network connectivity problem, not name resolving
[14:08] <alienkid10> ah
[14:08] <erdem810> what is the difference between envyng core and envyng gt,  which one sould i prefer to install ATI  driver ?
[14:08] <pepperjack> zhoujingrui: streamtuner is one app there are many though that are a little more polished
[14:08] <Dr_Willis> erdem810:  gt- is the gui - you want both :)
[14:08] <icedwater> Hmm. It did occur to me. But I'm not sure what to try now.
[14:08] <gaveen> icedwater, check your network connection and routers outbound connection
[14:08] <erdem810> tahnks :)
[14:08] <Bierwagen> again
[14:08] <Bierwagen> if i connect my usb-stick with the port
[14:08] <Bierwagen> the usb LEDs are shining
[14:08] <icedwater> My router's outbound connection in general is fine.
[14:08] <FrEaKmAn_> icedwater, yup. I have dual-boot - XP. Everything works there, but not in ubuntu, neither in live cd... Im just checking some fixes on ubuntu forum
[14:08] <Bierwagen> but nothing else happends
[14:08] <phlexonance> Google Earth is flickering, I have a suspicion that no graphics drivers are installed, where do I get proper drivers ? (radeon 9600 mobile, ubuntu 8.04)
[14:08] <Bierwagen> http://rafb.net/p/6miiWz16.html
[14:08] <alienkid10> does anyone know how to via scripting(python or just from the terminal) to change the title of the terminal tab/header display name
[14:08] <icedwater> That's how I'm online now.
[14:08] <wisusa> I think the program is not self-executing
[14:08] <wisusa> system couldn't find archive manager to open
[14:08] <Dr_Willis> alienkid10:  from a xterminal? thats done via escape codes
[14:09] <tux_> !touchscreen
[14:09] <alienkid10> from GNOME termianl
[14:09] <Dr_Willis> wisusa:  what IS the .bin progrm?
[14:09] <tux_> !evtouch
[14:09] <Jack_Sparrow> wisusa What is the file you are trying to install or open
[14:09] <rjb> I have a Dell 1545, with a Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X4500HD integrated video.  In vista the video performance is great..but in ubuntu 9.04 32 bit it is severely degraded.  Can i get some help fixing this?
[14:09] <zxd> hi
[14:09] <zhoujingrui> streamtuner
[14:09] <fr0de> alienkid10: Terminal (menu) -> Set Name
[14:09] <icedwater> gaveen: How might I check my outbound connection as seen by the other box?
[14:09] <zhoujingrui> ?
[14:09] <zxd> how to get rid of the black box in usplash themes
[14:09] <alienkid10> anyway to do it via script
[14:09] <fr0de> alienkid10: Terminal (menu) -> Set Title
[14:09] <alienkid10> anyway to do it via scripting
[14:09] <fr0de> alienkid10: in a script? hmm... no
[14:09] <alienkid10> dang
[14:10] <Dr_Willis> alienkid10:  google for 'change xterm title' -> first hit.. shoiws it un several languages.. including python
[14:10] <fr0de> alienkid10: it might be possible, but I dunno.. :)
[14:10] <Dr_Willis> oh wait..thats in perl. Not pytohn. ;)
[14:10] <wisusa> brb
[14:10] <pepperjack> alienkid10: i think that is in the gconf database if youre talking about gnome terminal.
[14:10] <gaveen> icedwater, if you are using that router to talk in this channel right now, your Net connectivity is fine. :) Check your LAN connection from the ubuntu box to the router
[14:13] <icedwater> Oh, hmm.. ok, I think it might be the changes I made to /etc/network/interfaces
[14:13] <tux_> hello boys. I would like to know what is the driver ubuntu uses for touchscreens....why is it autocalibrated? how Ubuntu can autocalibrate it?
[14:13] <alienkid10> k thanks anyway
[14:13] <n0yd> there are some easy ways to do it with urxvt
[14:13] <pepperjack> alienkid10: personally id rather install the xfce terminal. stupid windows 'registry' type gnome configs
[14:13] <n0yd> and urxvt also does transparency, and is very lightweight
[14:13] <eraserhead> hi, does firefox work without libgtk ?
[14:13] <icedwater> Is the gateway field necessary in a static stanza for /etc/network/interfaces?
[14:13] <zxd> http://pastebin.com/meecfdc7
[14:13] <henriquelm> Hello there
[14:13] <jeniffer> hello boys. I would like to know what is the driver ubuntu uses for touchscreens....why is it autocalibrated? how Ubuntu can autocalibrate it?
[14:13] <adkins> Hi y`all, i have a problem with DELL vostro 15010 Notebook and its annyoing fan (runs every 30 seconds for 10 seconds). In XP i can solve this problem with ik8fan software by running the fan in reduced constan speed. A Dell technician was here to replace mainboard and fan by new ones- didnt solve the problem. I can only think of changing the mainboard by a mainboard with onboard graphic to reduce heat, but i want to try to find some more help f
[14:13] <Dr_Willis> http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Xterm-Title-3.html#ss3.1
[14:13] <henriquelm> Where are located the header files and libraries of the X window system on Ubuntu Server 8.04?
[14:13] <phlexonance> Google Earth is flickering, I have a suspicion that no graphics drivers are installed, where do I get proper drivers ? (radeon 9600 mobile, ubuntu 8.04)
[14:13] <gaveen> icedwater, yes, it sets the default gateway
[14:13] <gaveen> you can use your routers i there
[14:13] <icedwater> Which should be my router's IP.
[14:13] <Dr_Willis> phlexonance:  run that hardware-drivers tool yet?
[14:13] <Jack_Sparrow> !ati > phlexonance
[14:13] <jeniffer> !xorg
[14:13] <icedwater> I thought it could be inferred?
[14:13] <icedwater> I should probably recheck the man page
[14:13] <phlexonance> Dr_Willis, yes it says that it's fine  ,but google earth is still flickering
[14:13] <n0yd> 9600mobile would use radeon FOSS drivers, not fglrx in 9.04
[14:13] <n0yd> which would already be installed
[14:13] <zhoujingrui> are there guys listenning radio
[14:13] <n0yd> ATI removed support for 9600mobile afaik in the FGLRX versions that work with 9.04's xorg version
[14:16] <pepperjack> zhoujingrui: here is your google search:  site:ubuntuforums.org internet radio   :-)
[14:16] <sluimers> ho, my firefox is acting EXTREMELY SLOW. It's about 100 times slower now than normal Can someone help me?
[14:16] <rjb> I have Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X4500HD integrated video.  In vista the video performance is great..but in ubuntu 9.04 32 bit it is severely degraded.  Can i get some help fixing this?
[14:16] <Bierwagen> jack_sparrow, fdisk -l nothing happends
[14:16] <forceflow> sluimers: many tabas open?
[14:16] <Jack_Sparrow> Bierwagen sudo fdisk -l
[14:16] <sluimers> no, it's been like this for a few days now
[14:16] <zhoujingrui> ok let me see
[14:16] <fr0de> eraserhead: just from a quick look, seems it doesn't have libgtk linked
[14:16] <sluimers> one tab only
[14:16] <forceflow> sluimers: many tabs open, lots of extensions ?
[14:16] <sluimers> 4 or 5 extensions
[14:16] <gaveen> sluimers, flash content ?
[14:17] <sluimers> on the page? no
[14:17] <forceflow> sluimers: clear private data ?
[14:17] <pepperjack> sluimers: check your dns config. so gksudo gedit /etc/resolv.conf   see if you have more than one nameserver listed. if so type in another terminal dig google.com  and the server listed that responds keep and comment out any others.  if its dns
[14:17] <Bierwagen> jack_sparrow
[14:17] <Bierwagen> http://rafb.net/p/OyBMz442.html
[14:17] <johnP> whats the windows equivalent of explorer in unbuntu ?
[14:17] <Pici> johnP: Nautilus
[14:17] <Jack_Sparrow> Bierwagen No valid partitions are left on your usb stick
[14:17] <Jack_Sparrow> johnP nautilus
[14:17] <icedwater> gaveen: Thanks for your help :) But there is still no connection despite adding gateway 192.168.0.1 to the interfaces file
[14:17] <Jack_Sparrow> johnP although I installed Thunar as it is a bit lighter
[14:17] <Bierwagen> jack_sparrow, and how can i solve this problem?
[14:17] <redpearl> is there a map of my hard drive, for disk usage? i want to shrink my partition, but want to know if system writes my files continuously on my partition. and one one on sector 1 and one on the very last sector
[14:17] <gaveen> icedwater, restarted interfaces?
[14:17] <johnP> i'll try to find it.. ios it installed by default or from repos?
[14:17] <Jack_Sparrow> Bierwagen format the usb stick and start over
[14:17] <icedwater> gaveen: Restarted the machine, I think that should cover it :P
[14:17] <gaveen> johnP, it's there by default
[14:17] <Ajit> In windows XP we have to stop USB device before unplug. Do I need to stop USB device in Ubuntu 7.04 also before unplug.
[14:17] <pepperjack> redpearl: kdirstat is handy  i use the win32 clone of it at work
[14:17] <Jack_Sparrow> johnP nautilus is installed by default, thunar is in our repos
[14:19] <phlexonance> n0yd, I have the fglrx installed, how can I switch to the FOSS ?
[14:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Ajit yes, unmount them
[14:19] <Bierwagen> jack_sparrow, how can i format it?
[14:19] <redpearl> pepperjack, ok. thx. i will only have two ubuntu on. one 8.x and the other 9.04
[14:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Bierwagen install gparted from repos..
[14:19] <gaveen> johnP, it's ehat you get when you open home folder. You can change it's preferences to look more likde explorere (eg: tree view, etc.)
[14:19] <gaveen> icedwater, that should do :)
[14:19] <johnP> yeah im just seeing thios.. i dont avtuially open nautlis but i open the homefolder
[14:19] <icedwater> Still no access, though.
[14:19] <Blake_> Is somebody knows where to set up a proxy in the x-chat gnome interface please?
[14:19] <gaveen> icedwater, icedwater, newer version if Ubuntu and Fedora are using NetworkManger to manage network interfaces, etc. So better to use that to configure your connection. Some config files get overwritten by NM
[14:20] <Ajit> Jack_Sparrow: my USB device id is something ttyUSB0 so what would be it's command to unmount it.
[14:20] <znh> Blake_, Settings, Network Settings
[14:20] <znh> Blake_, Settings, Preferences, Network setup
[14:20] <redpearl> pepperjack, you use it to clone win32?
[14:20] <gaveen> icedwater, right click on the network applet and choose to edit
[14:20] <icedwater> Hmm, OK gaveen. How do I do that over the console? My monitor is borked, which is why I use SSH
[14:20] <eirikb> Hello. When I mount a remote machine through (Gnome panel) Places -> Connect to Server -> Service type: SSH. (SSHD). Where is the remote machine mounted? mount and df show nothing.
[14:20] <cannonball> Hi everybody, this pertains to 9.04.  My home directory is an nfs mount and it's defined in fstab.  When booting up, it doesn't mount any of the nfs mounts (more than just /home).  When I login (to a text terminal), I see it starting portmap and mounting the nfs mounts.
[14:20] <Jack_Sparrow> Ajit generally, right click the icon and select unlount
[14:20] <pepperjack> redpearl: mdirstat a win32 version of it
[14:22] <johnP> it is sush a different world im a windows user when i try to use unbunyu i feel like im underwater
[14:22] <Blake_> znh> i dont have that network setting :/ i think i my gui is too minimalist, ok ty
[14:22] <erUSUL> eirikb: look in ~/.gvfs/*
[14:22] <redpearl> pepperjack, ic
[14:22] <Jack_Sparrow> johnP You were not comfortable with windows your first week either
[14:22] <n0yd> who was the guy with the crappy performance with a intel gfx adapter?
[14:22] <Ajit> Jack_Sparrow: where can I see it's icon?
[14:22] <eirikb> erUSUL: Ah! Thank you so much
[14:22] <cannonball> as long as I login in text mode first, everything is alright, but if I login on the gui first, it doesn't do things in order (that I can tell), and the /home (and other nfs mounts) never get loaded.  Is this something common?  Easy to fix?
[14:22] <erUSUL> eirikb: no problem
[14:22] <cannonball> I'm used to the RH style where all of the nfs mounts are done during boot init scripts, rather than on demand.
[14:22] <Jack_Sparrow> Ajit on your desktop or in nautilus
[14:22] <n0yd> Eh, nevermind he left
[14:22] <henriquelm> Can someone help me out with the x11vnc installation? http://rafb.net/p/49hZC730.html
[14:22] <bkovacs> How does Ubuntu Server compare to Windows Home Server?
[14:22] <gaveen> icedwater, you can try to do an ssh -X and then run nm-connection-editor
[14:22] <W8TAH> hi folks - ive got a box that has 2 nics on it - -i  neglected to mark them when i moved it -- is there a way to make ubuntu tell me which is which?
[14:23] <Jack_Sparrow> bkovacs We try to avoid those sorts of comapriaons in support..  #ubuntu-offtopic is more the place for opinions and views
[14:23] <usser> cannonball, thats an odd behaviour, nfs mounts should be mounted before login
[14:23] <sluimers> where do I clear private data in firefox? the thing is so slow, I can't reach it in firefox itself
[14:23] <usser> henriquelm, is there any reason you're compiling it from sources?
[14:23] <sluimers> commenting out two nameservers did not help :/
[14:23] <icedwater> Connection refused, gaveen - I've tried -X for other things a few times.
[14:24] <johnP> yeah you are right me and windows grew up from dos5 so itys so ingrained into me its like a second skin.. thats where the problem is.. its why linux seems so forien.
[14:24] <sluimers> forceflow, where do I clear provate data on firefox?
[14:24] <henriquelm> usser, to run a newer version
[14:24] <icedwater> Anyway, nm-tool suggests my wired card is unmanaged.
[14:24] <usser> W8TAH, look into /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules
[14:24] <Jack_Sparrow> johnP http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html
[14:24] <Trollkarlen> Who have written the notify-osd must be shot
[14:24] <phlexonance> I seem to have the proper display drivers but google earth is still flickering
[14:25] <usser> henriquelm, which version is that. the one in the repos is 0.9.3
[14:25] <johnP> thanks.. i need it.
[14:25] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[14:26] <Jack_Sparrow> !training > johnP
[14:26] <W8TAH> usser: thankyou
[14:26] <icedwater> Anyone, is there a ncurses version of network-manager? :P
[14:26] <znh> icedwater, hah
[14:26] <usr13> sluimers: Are you haveing trouble resolving domain names?
[14:27] <sluimers> usr13, no, I have trouble getting firefox to work
[14:27] <usr13> sluimers: To find out, issue command:  host av.com
[14:27] <progre55> hi people!
[14:27] <johnP> xI will see it if i can find it in xchat.. er... im used to mirc.
[14:27] <sluimers> firefox is extremely slow at the moment
[14:27] <jeniffer>  hello boys. I would like to know what is the driver ubuntu uses for touchscreens....why is it autocalibrated? how Ubuntu can autocalibrate it?
[14:27] <henriquelm> usser, I'm trying to compile version 0.9.7
[14:27] <progre55> how to switch from a user using sudo to another user, but preserving all env variables, etc??
[14:27] <usr13> sluimers: So you know for a fact that you are resolving domain names ok?
[14:30] <usser> henriquelm, oh. well sudo apt-get build-dep x11vnc should fetch all the dependencies needed for compiling
[14:30] <progre55> as far as I recall, it was smth like "sudo -? user"
[14:30] <sluimers> av.com has address 206.190.60.37
[14:30] <progre55> but not sure what the ? was ))
[14:30] <sluimers> av.com has address 68.180.206.184
[14:30] <W8TAH> usser: i need to make sure i have cables connected right -- one is a sniffer interface for snort -- the other is the communications interface -- can i like make it blink the lights or something
[14:30] <Jack_Sparrow> progre55 -i or -u
[14:30] <sluimers> opera works fine usr13
[14:30] <icedwater> progre55: how about sudo su - user?
[14:30] <Jack_Sparrow> icedwater bad idea
[14:30] <usser> henriquelm, don't delete the source after've done make install. put it in /usr/src
[14:30] <progre55> Jack_Sparrow, icedwater, thanks, I'll try both )
[14:30] <icedwater> I've seen it before, but I'm not sure what it does
[14:30] <usr13> sluimers: WHat version of Firefox is it?
[14:30] <icedwater> progre55: wait on mine
[14:30] <icedwater> Jack_Sparrow: why is it a bad idea?
[14:30] <progre55> icedwater :) okay ))
[14:30] <sluimers> 3.0
[14:30] <progre55> Jack_Sparrow, yes, why? :)
[14:30] <Jack_Sparrow> icedwater sudo su is never a good idea
[14:30] <icedwater> Yes, but why is it a bad idea?
[14:30] <johnP> See i have read some of the dosc, but the terminology is so different, if i get lost in the help docs i give up and then rely on real people.. humans can explain things in ways docs cant..
[14:30] <sluimers> 3.0.10
[14:30] <icedwater> johnP: true, though docs are written by humans.:)
[14:30] <usser> W8TAH, connect the cable to one of the interfaces to the real network, see which one shows up with a real ip in ifconfig
[14:30] <Jack_Sparrow> icedwater Sudo SU: Instead of Sudo SU...  Please use sudo -i it properly sets up the environment variable in the resulting shell
[14:30] <gaveen> progre55, su -m username ?
[14:30] <usr13> sluimers: 74.125.67.100
[14:30] <icedwater> Perhaps you could write down what you've learned if you think it helps others?
[14:30] <TheLinx> How can I print the output of curl with zenity?
[14:30] <usr13> sluimers: See if  74.125.67.100  comes up fast enough to suit you.
[14:30] <sluimers> what about 74.125.67.100?
[14:30] <W8TAH> ok  -thanks
[14:31] <sluimers> you mean on firefox?
[14:31] <icedwater> gaveen: Still no luck, man, I don't know what to do now.
[14:31] <sluimers> usr13, you mean on firefox?
[14:31] <usr13> sluimers: Yes
[14:31] <progre55> gaveen, thanks :) Jack_Sparrow, so, will "sudo -m username" do? :)
[14:31] <sluimers> usr13, everything on firefox is runing slow
[14:31] <gaveen> icedwater, are you sure your ubuntu box has connectivity to the router
[14:31] <johnP>  o.k. point is i cant talk to a doc and say, hey Help File Doc. i dont understand that, could you8 please try it again?
[14:31] <sluimers> usr13, it takes two minutes just to load!
[14:31] <Jack_Sparrow> progre55 never used -m
[14:32] <sluimers> usr13, it takes a minute to press a button
[14:32] <usr13> sluimers: Close firefox, open a terminal and type  firefox
[14:32] <icedwater> I'm logging in to it fine over SSH, gaveen
[14:35] <icedwater> It just doesn't go out.
[14:35] <henriquelm> usser, I figure that I was missing the xorg-dev package, It might work now
[14:35] <gaveen> progre55, -m is for su not for sudo :)
[14:35] <usr13> sluimers: Use firefox to surf to a few pages and see what output from terminal says about it.
[14:35] <gaveen> icedwater, the router?
[14:35] <progre55> gaveen, oh, okay )
[14:35] <W8TAH> usser: got it - thaks
[14:35] <johnP> first thing i did last night whebn i uinstalled unbuntu was find an irc client.; LOL i knew i'd need the live help/
[14:35] <icedwater> gaveen: Nope, both the ubuntu box and my current terminal are behind the same router on a home network.
[14:35] <TheLinx> How can I save the output of curl in a shell script?
[14:35] <icedwater> johnP: Good idea.
[14:35] <gaveen> can you ping the router from your ubuntu box
[14:35] <sluimers> usr13,  DCOPClient::attachInternal. Attach failed Could not open network socket
[14:35] <icedwater> TheLinx: try man curl? There should be some sort of dump option.
[14:35] <icedwater> gaveen: It's going fine.
[14:35] <TheLinx> icedwater: I mean save what the program outputs to a variable
[14:36] <phw> if a server does not have a graphics card - does it still run a console i could use "blind"?
[14:36] <Jack_Sparrow> TheLinx So this is for a script?
[14:36] <sluimers> usr13,  in my system monitor I have something called DCOP Foxytunes running
[14:36] <TheLinx> Jack_Sparrow: Yes.
[14:36] <icedwater> TheLinx: with that much output, I guess you might want to put it into a file first..
[14:36] <Jack_Sparrow> TheLinx try /join #bash or whatever
[14:36] <sluimers> usr13,  and I know one of my ad-ons is foxytunes
[14:36] <gaveen> icedwater, so let's try a traceroute 74.125.67.100
[14:36] <TheLinx> Jack_Sparrow: Thanks, I'll ask there.
[14:36] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[14:36] <usr13> sluimers: Turn off the plugins and see how it goes.  Maybe one of them or some of them are slowing it down.
[14:36] <angelleye> I'm a PHP developer but my local test enviorment has always been Windows.  I'd like to get an actual linux dev enviornment up and running.  I just installed ubuntu 9 and lamp.  Now I'm sitting here with some questions.  Can anybody help me out real quick?
[14:36] <sluimers> I'm uninstalling Foxytunes right now as we speak
[14:36] <Jack_Sparrow> angelleye apache has a channel that may be of more help
[14:36] <icedwater> gaveen: That's odd, it is going out somewhere.
[14:36] <angelleye> Jack: thanks i'll check that out
[14:38] <johnP> O.k. im looking throughtthe home folder thinking im gonna see the root drive so i can check its size usage.. but im not seeing anythibng like C
[14:38] <Jack_Sparrow> !lamp
[14:38] <henriquelm_> usser, ok, I compiled it, it works
[14:38] <henriquelm_> usser, thanks
[14:38] <sluimers> usr13, wow thanks usr13 !!
[14:38] <usr13> NP
[14:38] <usser> henriquelm, no problem
[14:38] <gaveen> icedwater, at least there's some progress :)
[14:38] <icedwater> Dunno, I'm testing the same traceroute on my current box just to compare.
[14:38] <armence> Hello, I just restarted for the first time after upgrading to 9.04 and I got an error which forced me to start in low graphics mode. Can anyone help me?
[15:07] <so0ky> yes
[15:07] <gaveen> icedwater, so not dns still for the ubuntu box?
[15:07] <so0ky> yes I am, Ubuntu 8.04 to be exact, and the disks are IDE
[15:07] <Dr_Willis> so0ky:  did you note the 'boot time' options suggested earlier?
[15:07] <Jack_Sparrow> johnP df -h         if you didnt get that already
[15:07] <surfin_bird> brandon_, it is recommended that you keep your /var/www root owned, you can add your user to www group though
[15:07] <icedwater> brandon__: Maybe create a 'website' subdirectory in your home directory
[15:07] <so0ky> can you repeat the boot time options?
[15:07] <so0ky> I apologize, i missed them
[15:07] <elad`> How do I use alltray?
[15:07] <Jack_Sparrow> so0ky To get live cd to show your missing hard drive this often helps..At start or install press F6 and add all_generic_ide before the "--"
[15:07] <surfin_bird> brandon_, www or httpd i dont remember what the apache group is called on ubuntu
[15:07] <elad`> oh
[15:07] <armence> OK, I just restarted for the first time after upgrading from Ubuntu 8.1 to 9.04. When I did, Ubuntu displayed an error and I had to start in low-graphics mode. My video card is a nVidia Corporation NV43 [GeForce Go 6600]
[15:07] <icedwater> Then symlink the /var/www to the one in your home folder?
[15:07] <johnP> O.k. i still have 9 gigs left so its not bottlenecking at the disk space
[15:07] <Pici> brandon__: www-data is the user
[15:07] <Dr_Willis> elad`:  install it.. run it.. click on a window.. not toooo hard to figure out
[15:07] <brandon__> Pici: right now user is root.. i can change the whole folder with chown, im just wondering if i should do that
[15:07] <icedwater> gaveen: Yeah, still no DNS on the Jaunty box.
[15:07] <so0ky> okay thanks for that.  are there any other commands that you suggest?
[15:07] <elad`> Dr_Willis, I just figured it would somehow incorporate itself into gnome.
[15:07] <icedwater> My working connection is off Eeebuntu Intrepid :)
[15:07] <klync> hey peeps... wondering how i can tell evolution that my trash folder on my imap server is called "deleted items", not "trash" ... anyone?
[15:07] <Jack_Sparrow> so0ky At start or install press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash add noapic acpi=off apm=off before the "--"
[15:07] <indus> daybreak69: hi
[15:07] <indus> daybreak69: u solved ur issue?
[15:07] <Kinglui23> hi
[15:08] <gaveen> icedwater, cool. :) anyway the th thing is if you edit the resolve.conf manually it'll get overwritten by NM.
[15:08] <Kinglui23> can anyone tell me where to look for when i can connect through ssh to my root srv, but if i use svn over https it tells me that svn wasn able to establish an connection?
[15:08] <icedwater> I trust that it will be - but it isn't getting overwritten each time I restart NM or the box
[15:08] <Kingsy101> can someone tell me, I have just got a new webserver (with SSH access) and I was wondering how I go about testing it? if anyone has a second could they take me through it in a pm? I am pretty new to all of this...
[15:08] <johnP> How id fglrx different than the regular ATI drivers?
[15:09] <so0ky> do you think all of those commands should get Ubuntu to see the drives?
[15:09] <gaveen> icedwater, you should be able to get a ssh session with X forwarding using (-X or -Y) and run nm-connection-editor. Or since your monitor is not going to work anytime soon
[15:09] <Kingsy101> testing the SSH I mean :)
[15:09] <klync> Kingsy101: no pm, but i'll tell you this - svn can use 3 methods for access: file, the svnserve daemon, and http(s) ... when ssh-ing, you're probably using file://
[15:09] <johnP> Nevermind my card wont support it
[15:09] <Jack_Sparrow> so0ky Just try the first one I gave then all
[15:09] <indus> johnP: good question
[15:09] <gaveen> icedwater, you can perhaps install a vnc server in the jaunty box to get a remote gui
[15:09] <so0ky> okay i shall do that.  does a live cd have an IRC client?
[15:09] <Jack_Sparrow> so0ky yes.. pidgin
[15:09] <klync> Kingsy101: my guess is that you haven't set up apache's mod_dav_svn module
[15:09] <Kingsy101> hmmm that leaves me behind a little, like I said I am new to this...
[15:09] <so0ky> okay, thank you so much for your time.  Have a nice day.
[15:09] <Kingsy101> heh probably...
[15:09] <Jack_Sparrow> so0ky but you can quickly add xchat or other
[15:09] <indus> yeah pidgin sucks for irc
[15:09] <indus> is there an irc plugin which makes it easy to use pidgin to connect?
[15:09] <icedwater> gaveen: Hmm, strangely enough, the same complaints are up using ssh -Y
[15:09] <gaveen> icedwater, what's the error?
[15:09] <lenswipe> can someone give me a hand with .htaccess
[15:09] <icedwater> But nm-connection-editor starts where firefox etc crashed on -X
[15:09] <phlexonance> I installed GoogleEarth 4.3 from the medubuntu repository and I seem to have the proper display driver but GoogleEarth is flickering a lot (unusable that way)
[15:09] <lenswipe> im installing a phpbb portal and its asking me to edit my .htaccess but my .htaccess is empty...
[15:09] <lenswipe> what should i do??
[15:09] <lenswipe> asin all the things that should be in .htaccess are in aother file httpd.conf i think
[15:09] <Jinxed553> Hi, I installed Ubuntu as a dual boot with Windows Vista, but my Linux partition is way too small... is there anyway to resize the partitions
[15:09] <Jinxed553> without
[15:09] <klync> lenswipe: are you putting this phpbb on hte internet?
[15:09] <Jinxed553> losing data
[15:09] <icedwater> gaveen: Failed to get connection to session: ..... etc
[15:09] <johnP> O.k. i searched for and downloaded the exact libux driver for my model ati card.;. but its a run file.. that page dont say how to load a run file.. how do i do it?
[15:09] <icedwater> It's a GConf complaint.
[15:09] <lenswipe> klync: yes...
[15:09] <lenswipe> klync: its already on the internet http://freshupforums.servebbs.com
[15:09] <icedwater> Anyhow, I've got the dialog drawn out
[15:09] <icedwater> There's no entry on the Wired tab, strangely.
[15:09] <Jack_Sparrow> phlexonance turn off compiz and see if it stops
[15:09] <gaveen> icedwater, you can add a new connection with DNS, etc. setting to the wired section
[15:09] <icedwater> Ugh, it worked fine on wireless
[15:09] <icedwater> I can't add
[15:09] <methods> how do i reconfigure alsa ?
[15:09] <Kingsy101> so anyone in here got some spare time to explain this in a pm? (just cos its easier to have a convo)
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> johnP:  stop X with 'sudo service gdm stop' run the run file with 'sudo sh ./whatever.run' normally.. good LUCK getting it to work.
[15:09] <icedwater> Oh, now I can, hold on.
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> johnP:  backup your existing xorg.conf file first.  so you can restore it later
[15:09] <gaveen> icedwater, after you save the connection, you need to restart the NetworkManager
[15:09] <johnP> I take it X is the driver currently uinstalled?
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> johnP:  you really should try the drivers in the 'System -> admin-> hardware drivers' area first
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> johnP:  X uses the drivers. :)
[15:09] <johnP> Yes i have tried those first.. thats where i think im haviong problems.
[15:09] <icedwater> gaveen: It's not working
[15:09] <MaxTesla> hello all
[15:09] <MaxTesla> is this the ubuntu linux help channel
[15:09] <icedwater> It claims nm-connection-editor has found Invalid IPv4 settings.
[15:09] <icedwater> MaxTesla: Yep :)
[15:09] <MaxTesla> ok
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> johnP:  ati has been removing drivers from their 'offical' drivers  for cards that are older, and have open/GPL drivers allready. some of those open drivers are not that good at this time.
[15:09] <MaxTesla> someone please tell me how to install the Readeonhd open source drivers please
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> MaxTesla:  thats what the topic says :)
[15:10] <gaveen> icedwater, can you set IPv4 setting from there?
[15:10] <bluegoon> An employee in the company cant access her Tasks, she states that the task options are transparent.. any ideas?
[15:10] <MaxTesla> Hello
[15:10] <MaxTesla> i want to install this
[15:10] <MaxTesla> http://wiki.x.org/wiki/radeonhd
[15:10] <cruicial_Thread> bluegoon, , can i msg u ?
[15:10] <MaxTesla> How do I install this http://wiki.x.org/wiki/radeonhd
[15:10] <bluegoon> crucial_Thread: Please mate, thanks.
[15:10] <johnP> O.k. before i try this.. heres the problem. After i installed the ati drivers last night from the hardware driver install tool, my display properties bpox wont load up so i can change the settings.. is there anything else that could cause this beside an incorrect sdriver?
[15:10] <gaveen> MaxTesla, See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonHD
[15:11] <MaxTesla> ok gaveen will look at it now
[15:11] <redpearl> i copied /home/john folder from machineA to machineB.  on machine B, should i use adduser or useradd to add john to my system?
[15:11] <Jack_Sparrow> john, which ati card .. again.. sorry
[15:11] <Dr_Willis> johnP:  sounds exactly like a driver issue to me.
[15:11] <MaxTesla> ok am logging now from chat, thanks for the help
[15:11] <icedwater> Nope-I'm trying to set a manual address though
[15:11] <johnP> i have an ATI 2600 HD Pro with 512 MB ram
[15:11] <icedwater> Which happens to be the same one I'm using to SSH
[15:11] <icedwater> Is there a clash? Policykit is complaining.
[15:11] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[15:11] <erUSUL> redpearl: adduser... from the man page odf useradd i quote « seradd is a low level utility for adding users. On Debian, administrators should usually use adduser(8) instead. »
[15:11] <nmvictor> redpearl:depends,did you just copy the above to a machineB for backup purposes or you did want to transfer  your system,explain you intentions please?
[15:11] <sponzor> hi. is there any beater program like vnc to connect to remote desktop? becouse this remote program in ubuntu is like not working so good :P
[15:11] <gaveen> redpearl, you can use either adduser is usually an alias to to useradd
[15:11] <mouseclone> Power Management in 9.04 fails to turn the monitor to power save mode. It just blacks out the screen, any fix for this? short web search has reviled nothing
[15:11] <gaveen> redpearl, oh,.. erUSUL has already answered better
[15:11] <erUSUL> redpearl: also keep in mind that there is no guaraties that the two jhon users will get the same uid guid on the two systems so you will have to use chown anyway
[15:11] <Jinxed553> Is there a safe way to give my ubuntu partition more space?
[15:11] <redpearl> nmvictor, machineA crashed. copied /home/john to machine B's /home.  it looks like the low level 'useradd' is right for me
[15:11] <erUSUL> Jinxed553: gparted resize is supposed to be quite safe
[15:11] <gaveen> icedwater, what's the progress now?
[15:12] <erUSUL> redpearl: you seem to know better. dunno why you came here to ask
[15:12] <Jack_Sparrow> Jinxed553 do you have free space on your drive
[15:12] <redpearl> erUSUL, chown will not be a prob
[15:12] <erUSUL> redpearl: if you are going to do what yo want anyway
[15:12] <redpearl> erUSUL, ask to be safe than sorry =). but i will copied /home/john twice, if it should fail
[15:12] <nmvictor> redpearl: ok,go ahead.
[15:12] <redpearl> so i still have back up
[15:12] <CaneToad> Does this news URL bomb anybody else's firefox?    http://www.infoworld.com/t/regulation/share-file-lose-your-laptop-387
[15:12] <icedwater> gaveen: Still no luck creating a connection.
[15:12] <icedwater> Did it with sudo, etc.
[15:12] <carpii> works fine here canetoad
[15:12] <armence> I rebooted for the first time after upgrading to 9.04 and now I get the following error: (EE)NVIDIA(0): Failed to load the NVIDIA kernel module! and then it boots in low graphics mode. Can anyone help me out here?
[15:12] <Jack_Sparrow> CaneToad works for me here
[15:12] <carpii> wait, yes it does bomb it
[15:12] <carpii> but only after i turned off adblocker
[15:12] <carpii> its probably some flash advert misbehaving
[15:12] <KingKimi> hi.
[15:12] <weternal> is there some issue getting ubuntu to run as a solo boot on a mac? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=386545&page=2 or is this page out of date?
[15:12] <doktoreas> hello folks, I am trying to enable mod expires inside apache, all guide refer to expires. conf but that file it's not inside mods-available
[15:12] <Jinxed553> Jack_Sparrow: I want to take away some space from my windows partition... I have lots of unused space
[15:12] <Jinxed553> !partition
[15:12] <nmvictor> KingKimi: hi
[15:12] <KingKimi> i plugged in my printer .. it said to install plaugin.. i installed the plugin too... i also have hplip installed......... but my hplaserjet is not printing.. just standing still .......... but a message appears in top right corner that the docu has finished printing :P  ... how to make it print ?
[15:12] <KingKimi> nmvictor, Hiie
[15:13] <Jinxed553> !Gparted
[15:13] <KingKimi> hplaserjet 1020
[15:13] <KingKimi> is my printer
[15:13] <gaveen> icedwater, otherwise you could just disable the NM service altogether and just stick with networking service :)
[15:13] <SoDoMa> i want to learn Bash,what kind o book i must read?!
[15:13] <Dr_Willis> SoDoMa:  theres 100+s of google sites with bash tutorials
[15:13] <KingKimi>  i plugged in my printer .. it said to install plaugin.. i installed the plugin too... i also have hplip installed......... but my "hplaserjet1020" is not printing.. just standing still .......... but a message appears in top right corner that the docu has finished printing :P  ... how to make it print ?
[15:13] <Dr_Willis> SoDoMa:  eventually get the "using bash' book by Oreially
[15:13] <gaveen> icedwater, then you can just do the configs with file without worrying about overwritten :)
[15:14] <SoDoMa> ok thanks!
[15:14] <ubstub> hey
[15:14] <Dr_Willis> SoDoMa:  google is our friend -> http://mywiki.wooledge.org/BashGuide  and the 'advanced bash scripting guide' also
[15:14] <mouseclone> !power
[15:14] <mouseclone> !powermanagement
[15:14] <icedwater> gaveen: Interesting, how would I disable them?
[15:14] <icedwater> Change something in /etc/rc2.d?
[15:14] <benovic> !vista
[15:14] <mluser-work> Anyone here know of a repository where I can get a version of eclipse newer than what ubuntu offers?
[15:14] <klync> i'm trying to figure out how to tell evolution to use the folder "Deleted Items" on my imap server, rather than creating a folder named "Trash" ... google's no help, and making stuff up in gconf-editor didn't help ... anyone know how to do this? or whether it can be done?
[15:15] <ubstub> I'm trying to add a user account on ubuntu, when I successfully add it I can't login. It doesn't even create a home folder
[15:15] <ubstub> But if I try to add an account with the same user name it says account already exists.
[15:15] <CaneToad> carpii, it is dying inside JS_EvaluateUCScriptForPrincipals () in /usr/lib/xulrunner-1.9.0.10/libmozjs.so
[15:15] <mouseclone> Anyone else notice that the Power Management on desktop install doesn't turn the monitor off, it just blanks the screen, but the backlight for theLCD stays on?  and if so have you fixed this issue?
[15:15] <Pafs321> hi! i'm currently using jaunty 32 bits, is it a good choice to change to a 64bits jaunty?
[15:15] <smr904> can somebody help with the internet connection sharing from a ubuntu mashine to an XP one?
[15:15] <klync> mluser-work: just guessing, but newer than ubuntu, you probably want to grab it (src? pkg?) straight from eclipse's site and install by hand (personally, i'd install it as a non-privileged user if it wasn't from a repo)
[15:16] <CaneToad> carpii: sounds like a javascript matter???
[15:16] <Silverwing> Does anyone know what the developement channel of ubuntu is? I thought it was #ubuntu-1 but it isn't...
[15:16] <Jack_Sparrow> Jinxed553 Be aware that changing partition sizes will change the uuid and cause issues
[15:16] <melter> why does /etc/init.d/networking no longer work? is /etc/init.d/NetworkManager now required?
[15:16] <ienorand> Pafs321: If you have hardware which would benefit from 64bit, yea...
[15:16] <armence> Hey. I rebooted for the first time after upgrading to 9.04 and now I get the following error: (EE)NVIDIA(0): Failed to load the NVIDIA kernel module! and then it boots in low graphics mode. Can anyone help me out here?
[15:16] <carpii> possibly, but like i say its something caused by a script or applet that isnt run when adblocker is enabled
[15:16] <mluser-work> klync: thanks, but I want to try using a package manager first, before going the src method
[15:16] <carpii> id recommend getting adblocker extension, its quite common esp for flash
[15:16] <Jinxed553> Jack_Sparrow: is there anyway to safely adjust partition sizes
[15:19] <Pafs321> ienorand: i have 4gb of ram... and only using 3gb now
[15:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Jinxed553 there is always a degree of risk when working at the partition level.
[15:19] <Strife89> Quick question: I installed Ubuntu 9.04 using the Wubi app (inside Windows), so Ubuntu uses a virtual disk as its "partition". According to System Monitor, the physical hard drive is availible at /host. Can I safely mount it manually?
[15:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Pafs321 It only allows you to use 3.3.  the desktop kernel does use the rest.  You can see all 4 when runig the server kernel, but it wont be any faster
[15:19] <KingKimi>  i plugged in my printer .. it said to install plaugin.. i installed the plugin too... i also have hplip installed......... but my "hplaserjet1020" is not printing.. just standing still .......... but a message appears in top right corner that the docu has finished printing :P  ... how to make it print ?
[15:19] <Pafs321> so it wouldn't be a big change...
[15:19] <olavimmanuel> hello. i cant get postfix to work... access denied when testing. using a hostname ___.no and no prefix (like mail.___.no)
[15:19] <johnP> O.k... I found Xorg.config but its in the root folder. The Root folder tells Me i cannot open it because i dont have permissions and that i am not the owner (the nerve ot it <grin>) how do i fix this.. in fact.. i want all access to all my whole system at all times.
[15:20] <ubuntu> Dragon
[15:20] <Jack_Sparrow> johnP gksudo gedit .etc.X11.xorg.conf
[15:20] <ubstub> Any help?
[15:20] <ubuntu> elo
[15:20] <Dr_Willis> johnP:  it might be worth wile to learn some linux basics. You use 'sudo' to get root rights to change sstyem type things
[15:20] <Dr_Willis> !sudo | johnP
[15:20] <ubuntu> jest ktoą z polski
[15:20] <Jack_Sparrow> john.. sorry for the .  try /
[15:20] <ubuntu> ej palanty
[15:20] <ranf> !pl | Ubuntu
[15:20] <Pafs321> i use a 500gb hard drive, and used 100gb to test ubuntu, thing is i really started to like it and i wanted to make more space for it...
[15:20] <Datz> hello, how can I change the path of directories in the places menu??
[15:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !pl > Ubuntu
[15:20] <johnP> that makes since thanks.. i do that from terminal?
[15:20] <Pafs321> only option would be installing it again?
[15:20] <Jack_Sparrow> johnP yea..  or sudo nano if you prefer
[15:20] <Pafs321> or is there a way to make more space for it?
[15:22] <johnP> O.k. .. yeah im too new at this..
[15:22] <dam0> how do i install a .os file from tar.gz adobe installer?
[15:22] <Jack_Sparrow> johnP that free pocket guide will help you alot
[15:22] <m0> Hello, I am trying to connect to my Work place VPN, but It doesn't allow me to connect. I installed network-manager-ptpp and made sure my credentials are correct, but it will still not allow me to connect to my VPN. How can I debug what is going wrong?
[15:24] <redpearl> is there a test to check if my /etc/fstab is correct before i reboot?
[15:24] <limecat> So ive got a wierd issue here....I just did a restore from tape, and grub was having issues, so i booted to liveboot ubuntu and did a grub reinstall, and now on boot theres no grub commandline, just a bunch of wierd symbols
[15:24] <pepperjack> redpearl: mount -a
[15:24] <Pafs321> i have a 500gb hard drive, and installed ubuntu to test on a 100gb space of the hd, thing is i really started to like it and i wanted to make more space for it... only option would be installing ubuntu again?
[15:24] <johnP> yeah, im gonna go read through that now.. i just didnt take time to sdo it yet.... how do i save this chat in xchat? so i can study it.
[15:24] <Datz> hello, how can I change the path of directories in the places menu??
[15:24] <CaneToad> Pafs321: what's on the rest of the drive?
[15:24] <Jack_Sparrow> Pafs321 no, you can resize partitons, but with uuid it will take a bit of fixin.
[15:24] <Pafs321> vista
[15:24] <pepperjack> Pafs321: nah you can resize use gparted
[15:26] <th0r> Datz, open your home folder. In that window is a menu item 'Bookmarks'
[15:26] <pepperjack> oh yeah uuids.. youd need to edit grub menu.lst and fstab at minimum
[15:26] <Pafs321> thanks!!
[15:26] <redpearl> pepperjack, ok thx
[15:26] <Pafs321> i'm gonna check gparted
[15:26] <Dr_Willis> Datz:  i found the 'ubuntu tweak' tool lets you cahange those.. Proberly a setting you can edit with the gconf editor also.
[15:26] <Datz> Dr_Willis: Thanks for reply.  Do you know path and file to edit?
[15:26] <Datz> of*
[15:26] <Dr_Willis> Datz:  Nope. its not a path/file..if its in the gnome gconf tool editor  stuff. its in the gnome special settings
[15:26] <icedwater> gaveen: Oh.
[15:27] <Dr_Willis> Datz:  you can eaially add new dirs to the bookmarks..byt you wanted to change th apath to like 'music' and stuff?
[15:27] <ahmadsss> how to install ubuntu 9.04 on PS3 ?
[15:28] <Dr_Willis> Datz:  or what did you want to do exactly?
[15:28] <icedwater> gaveen: I forgot the word 'nameserver' in front of the entries in /etc/resolv.conf
[15:28] <icedwater> Yay
[15:28] <Datz> Dr_Willis, th0r, yes I want to change the path to somewhere out of my home folder
[15:28] <Dr_Willis> ahmadsss:  theres several PS3 linux web sites out. You need a special version of ubuntu i recall.
[15:28] <francesco__> ciao raga!!!
[15:28] <Dr_Willis> Datz:  change what path?
[15:28] <LjL> !it | francesco__
[15:28] <Datz>  Dr_Willis: path of directory I want to have in places menu
[15:28] <ahmadsss> Dr_Willis: u mean i cant installl the Desktop version ?
[15:28] <Dr_Willis> Datz:  err.. remove it then re add it?
[15:28] <mouseclone> Pafs321: there are issues in 64bit that you will not have in 32bit. Things like Flash and a few other 32bit apps are not so hot under 64bit. but i'm living with it
[15:28] <Datz> I could try that
[15:28] <Dr_Willis> ahmadsss:  PS3 is NOT an intel cpu.. so you dont use the same ubuntu install cd...
[15:28] <BugeyeD> anyone here successfully running the flock browser on a 64bit system?
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> !ps3
[15:30] <Kendor1967> hello people
[15:30]  * Kendor1967 slaps johnny
[15:30] <Kendor1967> Hello?
[15:30] <Kendor1967> i need help
[15:31] <ubstub> I'm trying to add a user account on ubuntu, when I successfully add it I can't login. It doesn't even create a home folder But if I try to add an account with the same user name it says account already exists.
[15:31] <ubstub> What do you guys think could be the problem?
[15:31] <LjL> !ask
[15:31] <Jack_Sparrow> ahmadsss http://psubuntu.com/
[15:31] <Datz> Dr_Willis: I didn't know if was as easy as drag drop of folder from anywhere within filesystem.  :)\
[15:31] <Kendor1967> !ask
[15:31] <Kendor1967> !ask
[15:31] <Datz> Dr_Willis: Thanks
[15:31] <LjL> Kendor1967: stop it. ask your question.
[15:31] <ahmadsss> Jack_Sparrow: thanx
[15:31] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[15:32] <LjL> ubstub: how did you add it?
[15:32] <ubstub> Ljl, through users settings.
[15:34] <LjL> ubstub: try removing it and adding it back with "sudo adduser"
[15:34] <selkies> can i delete the downloaded files from "var/cache/apt/archives" so to save space? anyone
[15:34] <serpico> hi
[15:34] <bobbob1016> I have a folder with duplicate wmv and avi files.  Can anyone help me with a script to remove every wmv that has a duplicate named avi?  As in remove if I have foo.wmv foo.avi bar.wmv, it'd only remove foo.wmv.
[15:34] <ubstub> LjL, will try. Thanks
[15:34] <_UsUrPeR_> morning all!
[15:36] <Jinxed553> Hi
[15:36] <_UsUrPeR_> I need some help getting KVM started. When I try to run the process in /etc/init.d/kvm start, I am getting a [fail], but I can't seem to find logs pertaining to it's failure. I am using Ubuntu 9.04
[15:36] <selkies> can i delete the downloaded files from "var/cache/apt/archives" so to save space? anyone
[15:36] <Jack_Sparrow> selkies yes
[15:36] <nmvictor>  selkies:ya,did you wanna do that?
[15:36] <genii> selkies: You can just use the "clean" of apt-get as well
[15:36] <BugeyeD> 32-bit flock browser on 64-bit jaunty fails. what am i missing here? worked prior to my upgrade to jaunty. http://nopaste.com/p/a0bPIz8yW
[15:36] <zealiod> an any one point me in the direction of how to change the installation program that ubuntu server edition uses...
[15:37] <selkies> Jack_Sparrow: will it affect the system ??
[15:37] <Jack_Sparrow> selkies no
[15:37] <RoBRuLeZ> What's up peeps?
[15:38] <spaceninja> how do I install this program. It says "Grafx2 sourcecode tarball for integration in Debian and Ubuntu." http://grafx2.googlecode.com/files/grafx2-svn686-src.tgz
[15:38] <selkies> genii: how to do that?
[15:38] <limecat> anyone here feel like helping with a redhat, ubuntu livecd, and grub issue?
[15:38] <genii> selkies: sudo apt-get clean
[15:38] <Jack_Sparrow> limecat NO
[15:38] <selkies> genii: will that clean up all the files in apt?
[15:38] <genii> selkies: Yes
[15:39] <selkies> genii: thanks
[15:39] <selkies> Jack_Sparrow: thanks
[15:39] <nmvictor> limecat: just say the issue,someone is always their to help if they can.whats the prob?
[15:39] <RoBRuLeZ> Can someone help me?
[15:39] <genii> selkies: You're welcome
[15:40] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[15:40] <mouseclone> RoBRuLeZ: I don't think that anyone is a mental expert here but with Ubuntu more than likely
[15:40] <RoBRuLeZ> Lol!
[15:40] <Great_Anta_Baka> if i plug my phone (samsung) into my usb port. Which device is it accessible via?
[15:40] <RoBRuLeZ> I didn't mean like that :)
[15:42] <RoBRuLeZ> Well, my wifi led isn't working
[15:42] <RoBRuLeZ> And neither is compiz :(
[15:42] <mouseclone> RoBRuLeZ: what type of wireless card, and compiz will not work unless you have accelerated graphics
[15:42] <nmvictor> Great_Anta_Baka:i think /dev/usb0 or /dev/usb1
[15:43] <RoBRuLeZ> Well first the wireless card is the troublesome intel pro 3945abg
[15:43] <genii> Great_Anta_Baka: If it recognises as a mass storage device, usually something like another hard drive (sdc sdc sde or so on). Sometimes more rarely as device name like mmc0   or such. After plugging it in, might be useful to look at result of:  dmesg | tail        since it will usually say
[15:43] <sia> ciao
[15:43] <jim__> Great_Anta_Baka: dmesg will usually tell you.
[15:43] <brandon__> so ubuntu sees internet and 2 routers. but when i stick hub at end ubuntu cant see net or other routers.. should router be plugged in 1st port in hub, last?
[15:44] <benjamin__> anyone know how to get an nvidia GeForce 285 going in ubu 9.04?
[15:44] <janedoe__> trying to navigate to a smb server.  Tried Places, Network, clicked Windows Network, then MSHOME (the servers group), but it tells me unable to mount location without giving me the chance to login.  What am I missing?
[15:44] <mouseclone> RoBRuLeZ: have you read http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7224014
[15:44] <bobbob1016> I have a folder with duplicate wmv and avi files.  Can anyone help me with a script to remove every wmv that has a duplicate named avi?  As in remove if I have foo.wmv foo.avi bar.wmv, it'd only remove foo.wmv.
[15:44] <genii> janedoe__: Check to see if package called smbfs is installed
[15:47] <janedoe__> genii: yup made sure it was
[15:47] <tyler_d> I am in vi and I keep getting 2 more files to edit on trying to do :wq ... how do I get to them?
[15:47] <jim__> tyler_d: :next && try #vim
[15:47] <janedoe__> bobbob1016: you might get the answer here; much more likely in #bash
[15:47] <Jack_Sparrow> bobbob1016 look into fslint
[15:47] <genii> janedoe__: If you specify url like      smb://x.x.x.x/sharename                where x.x.x.x is the IP of the box with the share, can it connect then?
[15:47] <tyler_d> jim__: ty that worked
[15:47] <janedoe__> genii: yup that does get it
[15:47] <janedoe__> genii: wonder why its not getting list of shares from ... hmm somewhere
[15:47] <genii> janedoe__: Check that the machines all use the same broadcast address
[15:47] <RoBRuLeZ> Cool, I'll give that a try, thanks mouseclone!
[15:47] <janedoe__> genii: sorry, how do I do that?
[15:47] <jim__> bobbob1016: I'm not much on bash but this is close.  for avi in *.avi; do if [ -e ${avi%.avi}.wmv ]; then echo "rm ${avi%.avi}.wmv"; fi; done
[15:48] <har1> hey guys, is there anybody who ever tried Backtrack linux?
[15:49] <janedoe__> genii: ifconfig
[15:50] <silvano|> hi
[15:50] <genii> janedoe__: I don't normally use the gui network manager, so I cannot guide you through that way. Normally I alter manually the /etc/network/interfaces  file. Did you specify some static IP for the box, or does it get dhcp from someplace?
[15:50] <mouseclone> RoBRuLeZ: also look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=387356
[15:50] <JediMaster> Hey guys, I'm running ubuntu 9.04 on my toshiba laptop, have an ATI graphics card and quite often the screen "flicks" and "jumps" especially when there's a lot changing on the screen, e.g. terminal open with stuff streaming up, and web pages pages with video, any ideas why it's doing it? It doesn't jump like this in winblows
[15:50] <mouseclone> RoBRuLez: Intel seems to be late to the game this time with Linux for some reason, between wireless issues and the Video drives, Intel needs to step it up.. good luck
[15:50] <nmvictor> silvano|: hi
[15:50] <JediMaster> it's an ATI RS690M (Radeon X1200) according to lspic
[15:50] <RoBRuLeZ> Yeah, no kidding, there seems to be alot of issues
[15:50] <robuntu> Ok, I'm trying to install madwifi for my atheros wifi card, when i type the make command it says "/bin/sh: cc: not found", "Makefile.inc:81: *** Cannot detect kernel version - please check compiler and KERNELPATH. Stop." im running gOS which I think is based on Ubuntu, any ideas?
[15:52] <jim__> well, no, we want intel to step it up.  linux driver support isn't exactly critical to their business model or anything
[15:52] <lakedenman> Hey guys, I'm having a little trouble with an ubuntu box in house. I ssh into it and when I 'ls' on a large directory, internet drops on the box and i lose my ssh connection. I ran wireshark and I'm not sure how to decipher what's going on other than an assumption that the request is flooding the network. Anyone else have any ideas?
[15:52] <lakedenman> I can only regain internet connectivity by rebooting the machine
[15:52] <lakedenman> I've tried restarting the network with 'sudo /etc/init.d/network restart' but it doesn't ever pick up. Just times out...
[15:52] <smr904> does anybody know how to fix this - the auto eth2 (the second interface for the local LAN) cant be seen in the network configuration
[15:52] <RoBRuLeZ> mouseclone: Is nvidia better in that respect?
[15:52] <bluegoon> urm...Transmission's scheduling doesnt work in 9.04
[15:52] <bluegoon> Just thought id let that one out there.
[15:53] <pIsIq> hello, whats better for /root /usr /home /boot partiontion journ. type ? xfs , ext3 or  reiserf3 ?
[15:53] <tonytraductor> dwm rocks
[15:53] <tonytraductor> best wm available in our repos
[15:53] <tonytraductor> of course openbox is pretty co0l
[15:53] <jimcooncat> Can I remove U3 with Ubuntu?
[15:53] <tonytraductor> I know...that was totally OT, but I'm here on irssi using dwm and just basking in the sheer geekiness of my desktop
[15:54] <jim__> irssi/xmonad here, woot
[15:54] <bluegoon> Which Torrent client actually has working scheduling with Ubuntu 9.04?
[15:54] <ck_28> hi all
[15:55] <hypo> hlo
[15:55] <ck_28> how to install ubuntu in text mode
[15:55] <LinuxerSon> hi ^^ ;;;
[15:55] <sevenseeker> no luck on #xorg yet, but I can't figure out how, on a headless system with Mesa, to obtain a Xvfb color depth of 32
[15:55] <iceroot> ck_28: use alternate-cd
[15:55] <genii> ck_28: Use the alternate CD
[15:55] <nsh> anyone know how to autodetect an external monitor in ubuntu?
[15:55] <Jack_Sparrow> ck_28 with the alt cd
[15:55] <ck_28> i burned the iso image to cd
[15:55] <genii> !alternate | ck_28
[15:55] <sevenseeker> testing with: GLX_DEPTH_SIZE=32 xvfb-run --server-args=":1 -screen 0 1024x768x32 -pixdepths 32" python
[15:55] <pIsIq> hello, whats better for /root /usr /home /boot partiontion journ. type ? xfs , ext3 or  reiserf3 ?
[15:55] <ck_28> it loaded in graphical mode
[15:55] <erUSUL> pIsIq: ext3 imho
[15:55] <ck_28> whats the command to install it to HD
[15:55] <genii> pIsIq: I currently use ext3 for / and xfs for /home  and it works out nicely
[15:55] <nmvictor> pIsIq: are you installing ubuntu?
[15:55] <Jack_Sparrow> pIsIq ext3
[15:56] <bobbob1016> jim__: "for avi in *.avi; do if [ -e ${avi%.avi}.wmv ]; then rm ${avi%.avi}.wmv; fi; done" that worked, no echo and no quotes
[15:56] <olavimmanuel> !mail
[15:56] <nsh> nothing to /var/log/messages when monitor connected/disconnected. maybe if xrandr command is just in autorun then it will work
[15:56] <pIsIq> nmvictor:  yes ubuntu
[15:56]  * nsh tries
[15:57] <olavimmanuel> !postfix
[15:57]  * JediMaster cackles with an evil laugh has he hooks up windows vista to Mac OSX to Ubuntu with one keyboard/mouse using synergy =)
[15:57] <olavimmanuel> !MailServer
[15:57] <genii> ck_28: Use come CD burning application to make the iso into a cd. Then boot the machine to the cdrom and it will guide you along.
[15:57] <pIsIq> ext3 for all partitions? inclusive /home ? got like 1 terra for /home and huge files, maybe ext3 is too slow
[15:57] <erUSUL> pIsIq: then use jfs/ext3/ext4 there
[15:57] <erUSUL> pIsIq: sorry then use jfs/xfs/ext4 there
[15:57] <pIsIq> thx
[15:57] <jim__> bobbob1016: word.  I prefer to echo out a shell script.  When it looks right, I'll pipe it to "sh -v"
[16:00] <nsh> actually, that won't work because the screen dimensions are incompatable
[16:00] <jillian_> Can I get some help with my router from this channel?
[16:00] <nsh> the laptop's screen is half occluded when using the external
[16:00] <nsh> hrm
[16:00] <RoBRuLeZ> Would someone mind helping me with compiz?
[16:00] <TX-Dan> where can a view the connection log of open-sshserver?
[16:00] <zaggynl> !ask
[16:00] <Jack_Sparrow> RoBRuLeZ there is #compiz for the best help
[16:00] <jim__> TX-Dan: /var/log/auth.log usually
[16:00] <bobbob1016> jim__: Ah, wasn't sure.  I saw the output in a terminal, but I just made a test dir to test it with.  How do you pipe it to sh -v?  And what does that do?  Just wondering
[16:00] <robuntu> ﻿Ok, I'm trying to install madwifi for my atheros wifi card, when i type the make command it says "/bin/sh: cc: not found", "Makefile.inc:81: *** Cannot detect kernel version - please check compiler and KERNELPATH. Stop." im running gOS which I think is based on Ubuntu, any ideas?
[16:00] <TX-Dan> jim__, thanks
[16:00] <erUSUL> robuntu: install headers and build-essential
[16:00] <Jack_Sparrow> robuntu based on ubuntu is NOT ubuntu
[16:00] <jim__> bobbob1016: echo "ls"             vs          echo "ls" | sh -v
[16:00] <nmvictor> pIsIq: do you have to create your seperate partitions for all that,you ca just create one for root(/) with filesystem ext(2/3/4) journaling system  and swap than you are done .maybe another sepaerate for home if you are interested
[16:00] <robuntu> erUSUL:how do i do that?
[16:01] <erUSUL> !software | robuntu
[16:01] <RoBRuLeZ> Jack_Sparrow: Thanks!
[16:01] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[16:02] <lng> hi! how to edit rc services?
[16:02] <bobbob1016> jim__: Ok, so you'd change the command, by adding sh -v instead of taking out the echo?  I wasn't sure how you'd "pipe" it, since I'd figured you needed to modify the for loop anyways.  Thanks for the help and info.
[16:02] <xub> !equivalents
[16:02] <robuntu> !software | robuntu
[16:02] <jillian_> I'm connected to the internet via wireless adapter. I have a router setup at a friends house. She has internet access directly through a modem. I've been having problems with my router continuously dropping the signal and she's getting tired of me calling her to reset it. To fix that prob...can i set up the router by me and use it as an access point to a stable router?
[16:02] <janedoe__> genii: both broadcast on 192.168.0.255.  smbtree does list the computers in the workgroup (but no access because i didn't give user/pw).  but nautilus still won't got here
[16:02] <erUSUL> lng: use bum or update-rc.d o rcconf
[16:02] <janedoe__> s/got here/go there
[16:02] <pIsIq> nmvictor: so u sugest /root ext3, and /home xfs right ? how much swap shall i use for 4gb ram ?
[16:02] <jim__> bobbob1016: (for .... ; done ) | sh -v
[16:02] <Kingsy101> what is a good program for download torents?
[16:05] <lng> erUSUL: tnx
[16:05] <Kingsy101> torrents*
[16:05] <grawity> Kingsy101: Transmission or Deluge, maybe.
[16:05] <grawity> !torrent
[16:05] <genii> janedoe__: Workgroup names are identical?
[16:05] <Kingsy101> grawity - something with a nice GUI preferably ?
[16:05] <grawity> Kingsy101: Transmission or Deluge, maybe.
[16:05] <janedoe__> genii: yep
[16:05] <Kingsy101> ok cool
[16:05] <bmorris> hey guys I'd like to change the extension on a whole bunch of files in one directory.  What would be the easiest way to do that?
[16:05] <tonytraductor> w0w...busy channel today
[16:05] <Pici> bmorris: Use 'rename'
[16:05] <bullgard4> [Firefox 3.0.3] How can I find all "keywords" which I have in this Firefox Library?
[16:05] <tonytraductor> bmorris, I would use rename.ul (which used to be just rename, before they renamed prename to rename and rename to rename.ul)
[16:05] <nmvictor> pIsIq: swap is mostly half the size of your ram or anything less
[16:05] <bmorris> Pici, would that work on a number of files at once?  I want to keep the filename.. just change the extension
[16:05] <robuntu> where do I type !these things | robuntu ?
[16:06] <tonytraductor> bmorris: with rename.ul do "rename.ul .jpg .JPG *.jpg" or whatever the extentions are, like "rename.ul ext1 ext *.ext1"
[16:06] <Pici> bmorris: rename 's/\.ext/\.new/' *.ext
[16:06] <FezK> nmvictor: actually most times its recommended that the swap should be twice the size of your ram for hibernate to work
[16:06] <LjL> !msg the bot > robuntu
[16:06] <tonytraductor> alternatively, there is some gui renaming utility...python-rename or something, in the repos
[16:06] <tonytraductor> does anyone know how to increase the font size in irssi?  I wonder if I just need to increase the xterm font size...
[16:06] <bmorris> Pici, thanks I'll try that
[16:06] <jillian_> anyone read my question? can anyone help?
[16:06] <ranf> !find rename
[16:08] <janedoe__> genii: I added the server name to /etc/hosts and now it works.  I have NO idea why
[16:08] <Pici> tonytraductor: irssi has no knowledge of fonts or sizes, your terminal does.
[16:08] <Kingsy101> what can I use as a incoming TCP port?
[16:08] <nmvictor> FezK:  sorry,i think i had missed on that point a little bit.pIsIq:i think Fezk is right
[16:08] <Kingsy101> the default was 25751 but it says its closed
[16:08] <tonytraductor> thanks, Pici...means I just have to increase the xterm font size...now if I could remember how to do that...
[16:08] <genii> janedoe__: Sounds like a dns resolution order thing
[16:08] <tonytraductor> 11:03 < grawity> Kingsy101: Transmission or Deluge, maybe.
[16:08] <grawity> ?
[16:08] <Kingsy101> huh?
[16:08] <janedoe__> genii: /me shrugs and is slightly bothered at not understanding, but willing to live with it
[16:08] <tonytraductor> of course, if I were running irssi in gnome-terminal, konsole, lxterminal, or something, I could do that on the fly, easily, I think
[16:08] <GirlsLikeLinux> Hi Guys, i was hoping someone could help me! I just installed ubuntu on top of an existing windows install, but when I run ubuntu there is only 26 mb free space (after I installed GParted). Obviously I want to increase the size of my partition without harming my existing data.
[16:08] <GirlsLikeLinux> Anyone lend a helping hand?
[16:08] <genii> janedoe__: Well, the main thing is you can get to it, anyhow.
[16:08] <Kingsy101> grawity - you know what I can use as the incoming TCP port?
[16:08] <Pici> Kingsy101: You may need to open/forward that port on your router.
[16:08] <pep> Hi
[16:11] <Kingsy101> Pici - really? I didnt have to do this on my windows machine
[16:11] <zagabar1> Hi guys!
[16:11] <zagabar1> Since the new ubuntu release that contained the new amarok release, I haven't got a sound out of amarok.
[16:11] <zagabar1> Other things work however.
[16:11] <xub> From the 8.10 release on, Ubuntu includes the usb-creator by default on all liveCDs and installations.  <<< Is it also available in Xubuntu??
[16:11] <Pici> Kingsy101: Your windows torrent app may have requested that port open via upnp, I do not know if transmission or deluge can do that.
[16:11] <pep> I have a question about ubuntu universe, do people post their entire blog feed there? or only tech related categories?
[16:11] <GirlsLikeLinux> This is my current view in Gparted: http://www.picturepush.com/public/1725756
[16:11] <bmorris> Thanks Pici.  Worked perfect!
[16:12] <xub> WAT there isn't even application > administration in xubuntu 0_o
[16:12] <JediMaster> is there an alternative to the "radeon" driver?
[16:12] <putri_cantik> andie
[16:12] <Kingsy101> Pici - ok
[16:12] <elad`> I'm writing a Python application, and the signal from pressing ctrl-c stopped coming through. The program wouldn't terminate that way (no worries, I have other, less convenient ways of terminating). Any idea what might be happening, and/or how I might go about fixing it?
[16:12] <xub> jedimaster, not that i know of
[16:13] <JediMaster> xub: shame, it seems to be buggy on mine, I'm getting black lines flicking every now and then, which doesn't happen in windows
[16:14] <EugenMayer> are there any sip phones which integrating with gnome ( contacts )?
[16:14] <cwillu> elad`, using psyco?
[16:14] <elad`> Nope.
[16:14] <elad`> Using nothing special but /socket/.
[16:14] <cwillu> c extension of some kind?
[16:14] <SuperguyA1> Anyone know how I can get detailed chipset information on nics? ifconfig isn't giving me enough detail
[16:14] <bullgard4> What Ubuntu tools allow to search efficiently in html files?
[16:14] <reid_> ugh whenever I start up X now on my server it says "saw signal 11, aborting"
[16:14] <GirlsLikeLinux> no gparted people here?
[16:14] <mib_228k0v0x> piet are you in here?
[16:15] <bluegoon> Guys, what does THIS mean?: Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: transmission-common (= 1.61-1~getdeb1)
[16:15] <Piet> mib_228k0v0x: yup
[16:15] <mib_228k0v0x> im the guy you were helping last night
[16:15] <mib_228k0v0x> i fixed my problem
[16:15] <funkyHat> SuperguyA1: lspci -vvnn
[16:17] <SuperguyA1> funkyHat: duh, thanks
[16:17] <xub> jedimaster, ati is notorious of being a bitch and not giving enough source open
[16:17] <xub> nvidia on the other hand <3
[16:17] <mib_228k0v0x> piet - i have connections!
[16:17] <Piet> mib_228k0v0x: how did you do that?
[16:17] <mib_228k0v0x> a reinstall
[16:17] <mib_228k0v0x> : (
[16:17] <Piet> mib_228k0v0x: weird
[16:17] <mib_228k0v0x> yeah
[16:17] <mib_228k0v0x> so
[16:17] <mib_228k0v0x> is there any cool stuff i can add to my install or w.e?
[16:17] <Piet> mib_228k0v0x: glad you made it though
[16:17] <Bierwagen> hi
[16:17] <Piet> mib_228k0v0x: what's "w.e"
[16:17] <mib_228k0v0x> whatever
[16:18] <Piet> mib_228k0v0x: oh :) i'm not so much into cool stuff, i mostly deal with hot stuff
[16:18] <hbx> hey anyone know how to fix the audio in wmv formats...it has video but no audio
[16:18] <Bierwagen> ok
[16:18] <JediMaster> I know you can get ubuntu to install the proprietary nvidia drivers, but can you do it for ati too?
[16:18] <ikonia> JediMaster: yup
[16:18] <Bierwagen> i have a problem with my usb-stick
[16:18] <Piet> mib_228k0v0x: overheated servers and the like
[16:18] <JediMaster> ikonia: how?
[16:18] <Bierwagen> i am using gparted
[16:18] <ikonia> JediMaster: system->administration->hardware drivers menu
[16:18] <Kingsy101> Pici - hmmm I have enabled the port in my router and its still saying that the port isnt enabled might I have to re-start or something?
[16:18] <mib_228k0v0x> ah, ok. just wondered if there was any handy useful things you can do
[16:18] <funkyHat> GirlsLikeLinux: so reszie the windows partition first, reduce it by 15GB or whatever you choose, so you have extra space betweenit and your Linux partitions, then apply that
[16:18] <funkyHat> GirlsLikeLinux: (you need to do this from an ubuntu live CD, not from your ubuntu install)
[16:18] <Kingsy101> its asked from port to port so I entered...
[16:18] <Melancholy> Hello, i am using aMSN and i cannot receive webcam images. Is there anyway to fix that?
[16:19] <JediMaster> ikonia: right, and it says I have no propietary drivers
[16:20] <ikonia> JediMaster: what card do you have ?
[16:20] <Kingsy101> 25751 - 25752
[16:20] <JediMaster> ikonia: now what, help or close
[16:20] <reid_> Why is xinit all the sudden not able to connect to xserver?
[16:20] <{Phoinix}> Trying to install fusion-icon in xubuntu 9.04, and it has as dependancy kdebase!? Is this ok?
[16:20] <ikonia> JediMaster: it only offers an option if there is a supported card
[16:20] <Bierwagen> and i can't create a partitionstable
[16:20] <ikonia> JediMaster: what video card do you have ?
[16:20] <Bierwagen> because
[16:20] <Piet> mib_228k0v0x: there's a lot, but you'll need to be more specific ;-)
[16:20] <JediMaster> ikonia: lspci says: 01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RS690M [Radeon X1200 Series]
[16:20] <{Phoinix}> I don't want KDE, just want an utility to control compiz
[16:20] <tomoyuki28jp> How can I get a list of fonts that I can set to URxvt.imFont: in ~/.Xdefaults?
[16:20] <Piet> !enter > Bierwagen
[16:20] <mib_228k0v0x> like a list of 'must have apps' of something
[16:20] <pepperjack> reid_: because x is already running?
[16:20] <Bierwagen> my disklabel-typ isn't identified
[16:20] <pepperjack> reid_: ps -A
[16:20] <ikonia> JediMaster: never seen that model before, not sure if it's supported or not to be honest
[16:20] <reid_> pepperjack: nah, x isn't running I rebooted to make 100% sure =
[16:20] <RoBRuLeZ> I have a compiz question, I can use the built in desktop effects but when I try to use the compiz manager it doesn't change anything
[16:23] <gharz> guys, i have a .jar file... how do i run this using a command line?
[16:23] <Bierwagen> what can i do, that the disclabel-typ is identified?
[16:23] <Piet> gharz: java -jar /path/to/andnameofthatfile.jar
[16:23] <pepperjack> gharz: java -jar <>
[16:23] <gharz> ok. thanks! Piet & pepperjack
[16:23] <Bierwagen> please help me
[16:23] <JediMaster> ikonia: the ati website has drivers that support x1200 series
[16:23] <JediMaster> ikonia: it's a laptop
[16:23] <ikonia> JediMaster: ar eyou using the x1200 card ?
[16:23] <JediMaster> ikonia: not a clue, that's just what lspci says
[16:23] <mib_228k0v0x> is there a working good copy of chrome/chromium for ubuntu?
[16:23] <uacop> hi, It is possible to download packages with apt-get ?
[16:23] <ikonia> JediMaster: if I where you I would join #ati and see if someone knows what are the most appropriate drivers for it, hand on heart I don't know as I don't use ati and I've not seen that model before
[16:23] <NameEarl> hi all i have problem with my Motherboard ASUS P5VD2-MX (ad 1986a sound) i don't hear sound. I;m using 1.20 alsa version.
[16:23] <ikonia> uacop: yes, if they are in the ubuntu repo
[16:23] <JediMaster> ikonia: just checked, it's ATI Radeon X1200 according to toshiba
[16:24] <Bierwagen> if i wanna create a partitionstable on my usb-stick
[16:24] <mib_228k0v0x> piet can we talk in that empty chat again?
[16:24] <reid_> JediMaster: are you running Jaunty or Intrepid
[16:25] <Piet> mib_228k0v0x: i'm there
[16:25] <JediMaster> reid_: jaunty
[16:25] <JediMaster> fresh install
[16:26] <mib_228k0v0x> piet can you invite me
[16:26] <ceatinge> Could anyone who has done a fresh install of jaunty tell me what groups are assigned to users by default?
[16:26] <Bierwagen> i always get the message 'error at creating partitionstable'
[16:26] <reid_> JediMaster: JediMaster okay, you will never get closed-source drivers to work with that card on Jaunty
[16:26] <reid_> JediMaster: you should just use normal open-source ATI drivers,  they work pretty well
[16:26] <JediMaster> redarrow: the open source ones aren't working
[16:26] <JediMaster> er reid_ even
[16:26] <JediMaster> reid_: the problem is the "radeon" drivers are make the screen "jump" whenever there's movement on the screen
[16:26] <reid_> JediMaster: the problem is that jaunty uses X.org 1.6, and ati dropped support for our card.  But other than that I cannot really help you, I use intrepid for a reason =P
[16:26] <JediMaster> ugh
[16:26] <reid_> JediMaster: xorg.conf should say "ati" not "radeon" btw
[16:27] <JediMaster> reid_: xorg.conf is completely empty in jaunty
[16:27] <ceatinge> JediMaster: You said you did a fresh install of jaunty? Would you mind telling me what the 'groups' command returns for you?
[16:27] <JediMaster> I just looked up in the xorg.log and saw it loaded radeon
[16:27] <Conchaman> hellooooooooooooooooooooooooo
[16:28] <pepperjack> JediMaster: the new xorg does everything autodetect you can generate one with a X -configure   also google dontzap for how to add alt-ctrl-backspace back if ya want
[16:28] <ForgeAus> does hildon work for a desktop?
[16:28] <janpf> hi all, quick question about evolution: do I have to manually start evolution-data-server all the time ? If not, how do I set it to start automatically ?
[16:28] <JediMaster> ceatinge: my user, then: "adm dialout cdrom plugdev lpadmin admin sambashare"
[16:28] <Bumble_> Having trouble installing chatzilla anybody know the commands?
[16:28] <Bumble_> pleaz
[16:28] <ForgeAus> (as in non (ARM) PDA PC)
[16:28] <RoBRuLeZ> Can someone please help me with compiz?
[16:28] <chuck_> !compiz
[16:29] <ceatinge> JediMaster: Thanks. No pulse-rt though?
[16:30] <JediMaster> pepperjack: yeah it bugs me that they removed ctrl-alt-backspace
[16:30] <nmvictor> RoBRuLeZ: what about it?
[16:30] <Bumble_> Having trouble installing chatzilla anybody know the commands?
[16:30] <Bumble_> any1 know?
[16:30] <McMurray> hello, have quit a problem, I minimized a game recently to the bottom of the screen, and now the game has quit working.
[16:30] <Conchaman> algun error que me querais contar??
[16:30] <Conchaman> yo os lo soluciono
[16:30] <McMurray> *stopped
[16:30] <JediMaster> ceatinge: that's the full list, so no
[16:30] <Pici> Bumble_: sudo apt-get install seamonkey-chatzilla
[16:30] <McMurray> how do I shut it down??
[16:30] <Bumble_> thanks pici
[16:30] <ceatinge> JediMaster: Ok, thanks again.
[16:30] <genii> !es | Conchaman
[16:30] <Bumble_> you sexy beast :D
[16:30] <Bumble_> Worked :P
[16:30] <ranf> !find hildon
[16:30] <ceatinge> Has anyone had issues with mpd on jaunty not playing when it is told to do so?
[16:30] <JediMaster> ceatinge: np
[16:30] <Bumble_> thanks pici
[16:30] <coolkourt> How would I install www.aptana.com the eclipse plug in doesnt work without erros
[16:30] <McMurray> ﻿hello, have quit a problem, I minimized a game recently to the bottom of the screen, and now the game has stopped working. How do I shut it down:O
[16:31] <ray66> Installed gbackground from synaptic This program not in english is there an english version
[16:31] <hanasaki> I have appearance extras turned on.... running gnome and jaunty.... there are 4 desktops.... only the first desktop shows the files and folders and the other are blank.  why is this?
[16:33] <giir> does anyone know where awesomewm outputs config errors to? i can't debug my rc.lua file :/
[16:33] <MALWARE> my desktop folder disappeared, from my desktop. help?
[16:33] <MALWARE> it still shows in my archive manager
[16:35] <bluegoon> Guys, how do i get the latest version of Transmission on to my 9.04?
[16:35] <essial_> you should stick with the version ubuntu is providing
[16:35] <essial_> unless you are comfortable with compiling from scratch
[16:35] <Melancholy> Hello, i am using aMSN and i cannot receive webcam images. Is there anyway to fix that?
[16:36] <essial_> but if you were you wouldn't be asking that question :)
[16:36] <bluegoon> essial_: not really lol, ok ill stick with this version, the bloody schedualing isnt working though!
[16:36] <essial_> yeah thats the fun part about OSS
[16:37] <essial_> bluegoon: you CAN apt-get remove transmission, then download and try to compile the source
[16:37] <bluegoon> nah its good man, no worries
[16:37] <bluegoon> i think i got vue to work.
[16:37] <pepperjack> bluegoon: have you considered deluge or qtorrent or ktorrent?
[16:37] <ray66> Installed gbackground from synaptic This program not in english is there an english version
[16:37] <pepperjack> personally i use utorrent+wine
[16:37] <bluegoon> pepperjack: ill check them out!
[16:37] <Borttrollad> Hi , is there any way to tweak ubuntu to go fast?
[16:37] <bluegoon> If you open a usb stick in ubuntu, it displays even the hiddlen files and folders when it came from an NTFS machine?
[16:38] <RoBRuLeZ> Well I can use the advanced desktop effects but when I use the compiz manager, nothing happens like the advanced features and what not
[16:38] <grawity> bluegoon: Unix doesn't support the "hidden" attribute in FAT/NTFS.
[16:38] <essial_> bluegoon: well if you ever wanted to get a newer version than ubuntu gives by default, check out http://forum.transmissionbt.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=5604
[16:38] <essial_> bluegoon: should
[16:38] <bluegoon> Thanks alot guys :)
[16:38] <grawity> bluegoon: In Unix-like OSes, a file or folder is hidden if it starts with a dot - for example, .bashrc
[16:38] <essial_> grawity: I never liked that design personally
[16:38] <essial_> i find it a bit hackish
[16:38] <tonytraductor> for the most advances desktop effects, use dwm
[16:41] <bluegoon> Just worried because im pretty sure its got a damn virus on it.
[16:41] <pepperjack> bluegoon: for example if in a terminal you do a ls -a in home youll see all your hidden config files
[16:41] <essial_> well
[16:41] <essial_> theres a 0.01% chance that virus would mess with your ubuntu box
[16:41] <bluegoon> lol, im worried about my windows at home! :)
[16:41] <pepperjack> bluegoon: you might be able to get that virus working in wine but its iffy ;p
[16:41] <nmvictor> RoBRuLeZ: you have to enable them first,do you have simple compiz configuration settings manager installed?
[16:41] <bluegoon> got a dual boot, using windows for eve online and still trying to get my 3g working on 9.04
[16:41] <joaopinto> bluegoon, you can get the latest transmission from getdeb
[16:41] <bluegoon> pepperjack: lol
[16:41] <essial_> bluegoon: eve works just fine in linux
[16:41] <essial_> bluegoon: the trick is to NOT use their linux client
[16:41] <pepperjack> yeah i have heard that eve using wine is pretty much flawless
[16:41] <bluegoon> essial_: Wine?
[16:41] <essial_> bluegoon: and instead use the winehq repository to ge tthe latest wine
[16:42] <bluegoon> ah ok
[16:42] <nmvictor> essial_: the correct figure should be 0.0% i think
[16:42] <essial_> i played eve on wine for a long time
[16:42] <essial_> eve has an official linux client, but only for old graphics
[16:42] <bluegoon> There was an error connecting to the database...
[16:42] <bluegoon> DB Error: connect failed
[16:42] <bluegoon> Thats what i get with www.getdeb
[16:42] <essial_> but wine runs premium windows version just fine
[16:42] <EugenMayer> are there any sip phones which integrating with gnome ( contacts )?
[16:42] <ray66> Installed gbackground from synaptic This program not in english is there an english version
[16:42] <essial_> lol
[16:42] <bluegoon> Think that usb stick is infected with Ravmon
[16:42] <essial_> brb, switching irc cliens cause this one sucks
[16:42] <bluegoon> that virus sucks, did delete it when i saw it on ubuntu, might have removed the virus then.
[16:42] <pepperjack> EugenMayer: usually with a sip phone you have it setup using wifi and it just connects to your router then your linux box.  i think
[16:42] <EugenMayer> pepperjack: actually, i think about a softphone like ekiga, gizmo kphone etc
[16:43] <ray66> ! gbackground
[16:43] <EugenMayer> but ekiga seems only to work with the ekiga gateway, but i want to use my ISP ones
[16:45] <Brack10> Can you reset compiz settings to default from the command line?  I accidentally enabled motion blur and it borked my screen, restarting gdm didn't help either
[16:45] <RoBRuLeZ> nmvictor: I have the manager installed but when I open it and check off features they don't respond
[16:45] <Kingsy101> ok, I have just downloaded a .bin file.. how do I install it?
[16:45] <nmvictor> Brack10: may be you could get to the configure file and disable the motion blur
[16:45] <Kingsy101> can you do it through the GUI ?
[16:45] <Brack10> nmvictor: where's the config file?
[16:45] <mitza> i have a question
[16:45] <joaopinto> Kingsy101, what application are you trying to install ? Did you check for it on the repositories ?
[16:46] <ray66>  Installed gbackground from synaptic This program not in english is there an english version
[16:46] <Kingsy101> joaopinto - yea its not there...
[16:46] <mitza> can i install creative sound blaster & lexmark x74-75 on ubuntu ?
[16:46] <Kingsy101> I could only find a .bin file
[16:48] <joaopinto> Kingsy101, chmod u+x file.bin; ./file.bin
[16:48] <Brack10> is google going insanely slow for anyone else?
[16:48] <joaopinto> you need to do it from the terminal, after changing to the directory were the file was extracted
[16:48] <joaopinto> Brack10, yes
[16:48] <Kingsy101> joaopinto - you need to extract the bin first?
[16:48] <Brack10> I wonder wtf is going on
[16:48] <pronoy> !tuxguitar
[16:48] <mypapit> !wtf Brack10
[16:48] <joaopinto> Kingsy101, ops, I meant, where you save the file to
[16:48] <mypapit> !wtf|Brack10
[16:48] <the1corrupted> Hello everyone, does anyone know of a good screen magnifier?  I hate Orca because the speech guy won't shutup.  The kind that I'm talking about was like the one in Winows Vista where a portion of your screen was your zoom tool and it followed your mouse.
[16:48] <pepperjack> joaopinto: google is having problems atm
[16:48] <Kingsy101> ah right cool
[16:48] <Borttrollad> anyone knows how to get world of warcraft running good under wine?
[16:48] <Kingsy101> np
[16:48] <Brack10> but I said wtf...f could stand for anything
[16:48] <joaopinto> !wine | Borttrollad
[16:48] <Kingsy101> and where does it get installed? or does that command just run the installer ?
[16:48] <xbox> ai
[16:48] <Kingsy101> joaopinto - ^^^^
[16:48] <Brack10> "what the fart"
[16:48] <mitza> e vreun roman aici?
[16:48] <Melancholy> Hello, i am using aMSN and i cannot receive webcam images. Is there anyway to fix that?
[16:48] <Brack10> "what the frankfurter"
[16:50] <joaopinto> Kingsy101, you just the installed, it will be up the the installed to ask you or to decide where it will be installed, that is app specific
[16:50] <hatter243> !ot | Brack10
[16:50] <pronoy> how do i see the java sound api plugin in tuxguitar. I installed tuxguitar-jsa but the error i get is " midi system unavailable"...how do i solve this problem ??
[16:50] <joaopinto> Kingsy101, what are you trying to install ?
[16:50] <Kingsy101> zend studio
[16:50] <joaopinto> ah, that one :\
[16:50] <Borttrollad> thx  joaopinto
[16:50] <Kingsy101> heh yeh
[16:50] <abyss_> lo everyone, anyone can help me to figure out how to run a process backrgounded?
[16:50] <Brack10> man even pages with google ads are going soooo slow
[16:50] <Kingsy101> ZendStudioForEclipse-6_0_0.bin
[16:50] <reid> Hey, nvidia drivers (which were working fine previously) are not letting me into X.  It says "saw signal 11, aborting server"  Vesa drivers get me into X fine, but I'd obviously rather not use vesa =P  Can anyone help?
[16:50] <pronoy> how do i see the java sound api plugin in tuxguitar. I installed tuxguitar-jsa but the error i get is " midi system unavailable"...how do i solve this problem ??
[16:50] <abyss_> i tried the & behind the command but it only runs till i close the remote shell
[16:50] <ray66> Is there an english version of gbackground
[16:50] <joaopinto> abyss_, you just need to run: command & (& = run it on the bakckground)
[16:50] <joaopinto> abyss_, if you want it to not terminate with the terminal close, you will need to prefix it with: nohup
[16:50] <abyss_> joaopinto, can u explain it a bit more please ?
[16:51] <joaopinto> abyss_, on the terminal: man nohup
[16:52] <i-blis> Brack10: may be you can switch back to metacity from cli
[16:52] <joaopinto> abyss_, it just makes your command ignore the signal which is sent to the process when you close the terminal
[16:55] <abyss_> joaopinto, so i have to use it like this: $: nohup /path/to/binary &
[16:55] <abyss_> ??
[16:55] <joaopinto> abyss_, yes
[16:55] <abyss_> joaopinto, thank you very much, you helped me a lot
[16:55] <pronoy> how do i see the java sound api plugin in tuxguitar. I installed tuxguitar-jsa but the error i get is " midi system unavailable"...how do i solve this problem ??
[16:55] <Kingsy101> joaopinto - that command you gave me just curious (it worked btw) can you break it down as to what its doing? the file name is mentioned twice....
[16:55] <joaopinto> abyss_, if you want to restore the app control, you will need to use screen
[16:55] <mib_228k0v0x> hi people. ive been told i need to changemy apt sources
[16:55] <mib_228k0v0x> how do i do that?
[16:55] <abyss_> joaopinto, thank you
[16:55] <waffle_> hi !
[16:55] <joaopinto> Kingsy101, chmod u+x file = sets the file to executable, ./file = execute "file" from the current directory
[16:55] <joaopinto> Kingsy101, you man be interested in reading: man chmod
[16:55] <pepperjack> !repos | mib_228k0v0x
[16:55] <genii> mib_228k0v0x: Is your Ubuntu version older than 8.04 and the reason you need to change it? Or some other reason
[16:55] <mib_228k0v0x> its the new netbook remix
[16:55] <mib_228k0v0x> when i open up synaptic and search GIMP its not there, but if i go the the 'graphics' section is appears
[16:56] <pronoy> can anyone please tell me the names of midi mixers available for ubuntu apart from timidity ???
[16:56] <rj_> hey um.. first time in this IRC thing.. a friend said i could sign into a room to learn Terminal code? i  have a WUBI of Ubuntu 810.. any hlp with where to go?
[16:56] <reid> Hey, nvidia drivers (which were working fine previously) are not letting me into X.  It says "saw signal 11, aborting server"  Vesa drivers get me into X fine, but I'd obviously rather not use vesa =P  Can anyone help?
[16:56] <ikonia> reid: which drivers ?
[16:56] <ikonia> reid: how did you install them ?
[16:56] <joaopinto> !commands | rj_
[16:56] <reid> ikonia: 180, installed them with envyng,  They worked this way before.  I just think I messed something up
[16:57] <ikonia> reid: game over with envng
[16:57] <pronoy> rj_: or just google terminal+commands+unix+tutorial
[16:57] <mib_228k0v0x> when i search in synaptic it just seems to show me installed things
[16:57] <reid> ikonia: yeah?  what package do I need for closed drivers then for nvidia?  (intrepid)
[16:57] <mib_228k0v0x> how can i make it so it shows everyhing?
[16:57] <ikonia> reid: the hardware drivers tools
[16:57] <Kingsy101> joaopinto - thanks, I will do... :)
[16:57] <reid> ikonia: well, I use fluxbox, I don't have that panel
[16:58] <ikonia> reid: then the nvidia-glx package
[16:58] <pronoy> can anyone please tell me the names of midi mixers available for ubuntu apart from timidity ???
[16:58] <gharz> guys, i just installed gufw... how do i run this when i start my machine without asking me for a password so this can be run as a service? any idea? please help
[16:58] <reid> ikonia: thanks I'll let you know if it works =)
[16:58] <mib_228k0v0x> is there a good rss reader for ubuntu?
[16:58] <ikonia> reid: probably won't now as it will conflict with the envyng ones
[16:59] <reid> ikonia: well, I'm using envy to remove nvidia drivers, I figure it will undo whatever it did
[16:59] <ikonia> reid: doubtful
[16:59] <LZ> Hello
[16:59] <reid> ikonia: any suggestions? =P
[16:59] <reid> ikonia: other than never use envyng again =P  I've gathered that one
[16:59] <ikonia> reid: it may sound blunt but don't use envy - thats the best suggestion, thats why the ubottu note says "unsupported"
[17:00] <pronoy> can anyone please tell me the names of midi mixers available for ubuntu apart from timidity ???
[17:00] <reid> ikonia: right, I meant suggestions to get X working again =P
[17:00] <pronoy> !midi
[17:00] <pronoy> !mixers
[17:01] <pronoy> ikonia: what's the keyword for mixers like midi if any ?
[17:03] <Awsoonn> are there any closed sorce drivers for ATI now? I upgraded to Jaunty and they are no longer listed in the Hardware Drivers manager. I would love to be able to suspend again.
[17:03] <ikonia> !sound > pronoy
[17:03] <reid> Awsoonn: ATI has dropped support for many cards, check their website to make sure you are not a legacy card now
[17:03] <ikonia> !midi > pronoy
[17:03] <joaopinto> Awsoonn, there are, but some older model cars are not supported any longer
[17:03] <i-blis> mib_228k0v0x: Opera or RSSOwl
[17:03] <pronoy> ikonia: i need a midi mixer for christ's sake...not a regular sound issue !
[17:03] <h00k> !virus > h00k
[17:04] <tonytraductor> estoy feliz que Maria ha llegado
[17:06] <Pici> tonytraductor: This is an english channel, you know that.
[17:06] <OrEvA> Is there any sidebar available for ubuntu 8.04
[17:07] <Hardhead> I had to completely reinstall Ubuntu about a month ago, but fortunately I have backups using Simple Backup.  Now, I'd like to recover my private encryption key but I don't know where the file is stored.  So, my question is, what files do I need to restore with Simple Backup Restore to get my private key back?
[17:07] <reid> ikonia: okay, I removed the drivers, reconfigured xorg.conf, and installed the glx-180 package, and it looks like everything is working great, so thanks.  should lsmod reports vesafb and nvidia mods loaded.  is this correct?
[17:08] <reid> ikonia: err.. grammar fail
[17:08] <GirlsLikeLinux> Hi, I just shrunk my windows partition from within windows by 15 GB to make room for more space within ubuntu... should I increase the ubuntu parition size with GParted?
[17:09] <OrEvA> Is there any sidebar available for ubuntu 8.04?
[17:10] <bin1010> I have a dell e6500 with 15.4 screen and I need it to 4.3 to 1600.1200 and 1024.768.  anyone know how to get ubuntu to auto sense the refresh rate etc for those resolutions?  Right now ubuntu 9.04 is only recognizing the 1920.1200 max resolution
[17:10] <nmvictor> GirlsLikeLinux: try that,yea
[17:10] <JediMaster> is there a way to just switch graphics drivers without creating an xorg.conf in xorg?
[17:11] <Ampelbein> JediMaster: not that i know, but you can use a very basic xorg.conf.
[17:11] <i-blis> hardhead: in ~/.ssh ?
[17:12] <pepperjack> GirlsLikeLinux: youll need to boot livecd as you cannot run gparted on mounted partition
[17:13] <ikonia> reid: glad your working
[17:13] <reid> ikonia: actually, I just found out that I'm not =P  video is extremely choppy.  I'm gonna go compile the latest drivers and see how that works  (not using envy....) lol
[17:13] <Hardhead> i-blis: No, a private GPG key.
[17:15] <i-blis> hardhead: look again in . folders of your home directory (.gpg ?)
[17:15] <nmvictor> GirlsLikeLinux: yea,you can resize a partition in which you are mounted on
[17:16] <Kaio_Augusto> ola galera, alguempoderia me ajudar
[17:16] <i-blis> hardhead: should be in ~/.gnupg/, no ?
[17:16] <Hardhead> Ah, gotcha.  Thanks.
[17:17] <Pici> !br | Kaio_Augusto
[17:17] <CarstenP2> hi ! how can i install mod jk for apache on ubuntu?
[17:18] <Pici> CarstenP2: sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-jk
[17:18] <Ampelbein> CarstenP2: the package is libapache2-mod-jk
[17:19] <Ampelbein> arghs. too slow.
[17:19] <prathamesh> hi
[17:19] <CarstenP2> Pici, Ampelbein : Thanks!
[17:20] <t3hp00ky> sed
[17:21] <nsh> how do you get the desktop to be a terminal (preferably with transparency so the background is still visible)?
[17:21] <nsh> (and conky)
[17:21] <Nehyx> !paste
[17:23] <nothings> yeah!
[17:23] <nothings> someone here!?
[17:23] <nothings> ehhe
[17:23] <Pici> !ask
[17:23] <nothings> lol
[17:23] <fiskas82> Hello
[17:24] <nothings> someone cam help me?
[17:24] <nothings> *can
[17:24] <fiskas82> Im very new to ubuntu and linux, as matter of fact I just installed my ubuntu
[17:24] <i-blis> nothings: go on
[17:24] <reid> !ask > nothings
[17:24] <Pici> nothings: Did you read what ubottu said>?
[17:24] <nothings> I too
[17:24] <nothings> eheheh
[17:24] <fiskas82> can somebody help me with graphics
[17:24] <fiskas82> ?
[17:24] <nothings> My sinaptic dont work here..someone help!
[17:24] <joaopinto> !ask | fishsponge_
[17:24] <joaopinto> ops, was for fiskas82
[17:25] <Ampelbein> fiskas82: just ask what's not working
[17:25] <Pici> nothings: Why not? Do you get an error?
[17:25] <fiskas82> I think the system is not recognizing my graphics card :(
[17:25] <BangKiMoon>  sleepy
[17:25] <i-blis> nothings: check your source lists (and/or tell us what's not working)
[17:25] <Nehyx> fiskas82: what card model?
[17:25] <reid> ikonia: so now im getting an API Mismatch error.  kernel module is 180.11, driver is 180.51  =( =(
[17:25] <fiskas82> I have intet card
[17:25] <fiskas82> intel
[17:26] <fiskas82> on my Lenovo thinkpad r61
[17:26] <amanda-b> so i have a bunch of stale nfs file handles on my box. /etc/init.d/nfs-common restart to fix it?
[17:26] <digitaloktay> hi people
[17:26] <nothings> occur an error...said "Cache error"
[17:26] <Pici> fiskas82: Is it just poor performance that you're getting?
[17:26] <ikonia> reid: thats the price of playing with unsupported combos, doesn't look like your old drivers where cleaned up properly
[17:26] <fiskas82> I cannot add visual effects
[17:26] <BangKiMoon> I think the system is not recognizing my graphics card=عتقد ان هذا النظام لا يعترف لي بطاقة الرسومات :)
[17:26] <digitaloktay> how can i see my gnome version via terminal?
[17:26] <fiskas82> they were working before on fedora
[17:26] <ikonia> reid: once envy is used it's really hard to clean up (hence my lack of confidence when you siad you'd clean up)
[17:26] <pepperjack> fiskas82: lspci -v | grep Graphics
[17:26] <Pici> !sa | BangKiMoon
[17:27] <joaopinto> amanda-b, depending on the problem a reboot may be required, nfs is not very friendly with outages
[17:27] <reid> ikonia: =(
[17:27] <rsa_md5> I just drag and dropped rhythmbox on the gnome-panel and now it has added like a 1000 files to the panel
[17:27] <rsa_md5> halp!
[17:27] <shubuntu> hi, which package is it that I have to install that is the main thing for having full mutlilingual support?
[17:27] <fiskas82> pici: any clue?
[17:28] <Pici> fiskas82: I was going to suggest to take a look at the Jaunty release notes, there is mention of Intel graphics in there.
[17:28] <Pici> !note  | fiskas82
[17:28] <Pici> !notes | fiskas82
[17:28] <BangKiMoon>  me from indonesia, I'm not from arab
[17:28] <datacrusher> miso horny
[17:28] <Pici> !id | BangKiMoon sorry
[17:29] <jimcooncat> Please comment if you're interested in removing U3 with linux: http://jimcooncat.wordpress.com/2009/05/14/attempting-to-remove-u3-from-linux/
[17:30] <BangKiMoon>  quiet there is currently no chat
[17:30] <Entraide-net> ﻿someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/
[17:30] <datacrusher> sorry
[17:30] <datacrusher> wont do it abain
[17:30] <DFXDeimos> Hello all
[17:30] <roliver> hey!
[17:31] <DFXDeimos> I had a question tha tI was hoping someone could help me with.
[17:31] <DFXDeimos> that I*
[17:31] <Ampelbein> !ask | DFXDeimos
[17:31] <Entraide-net> ﻿someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/
[17:31] <znh> I'm using Network Manager to connect to an OpenVPN server. It connects fine, but I can't ping the VPN gateway. I'm 100% sure the server configuration is OK. Any ideas?
[17:31] <DFXDeimos> Ok
[17:31] <Entraide-net> ﻿someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/
[17:32] <Entraide-net> ﻿someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/
[17:32] <gonza321> i have a question
[17:32] <Entraide-net> ﻿someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/
[17:32] <Pici> !repeat | Entraide-net
[17:32] <Entraide-net> ﻿someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/
[17:32] <gonza321> âû ÷¸ êîçëû îáàëäåëè
[17:32] <DFXDeimos> I am thinking of switching my mom's computer from Windows XP to the latest release of Ubuntu. We are located across the country and I use LogMeIn free to connect to her, is there an equivilent app for Ubuntu?
[17:33] <znh> If I connect manually using a configuration file, it works as usual
[17:33] <fiskas82> how can I tell if ubuntu recognizes my graphical card?
[17:33] <pepperjack> fiskas82: lspci -v | grep Graphics
[17:33] <JediMaster> is there an "ubuntu way" to change the grahpics drivers in 9.04 as there's no xorg.conf?
[17:33] <pepperjack> fiskas82: it is likely only a matter of loading the correct module
[17:34] <fiskas82> pepperjack: shall I type that on a console or where?
[17:34] <pepperjack> JediMaster: i normally just sudo X -configure and then cp the config file it creates to /etc/X11/
[17:34] <nimrod> hello
[17:34] <Piet> Entraide-net: apparently nobody can or feels like doing so, so please stop
[17:34] <DFXDeimos> I am thinking of switching my mom's computer from Windows XP to the latest release of Ubuntu. We are located across the country and I use LogMeIn free to connect to her, is there an equivilent app for Ubuntu?
[17:35] <Alterios> quit
[17:35] <pepperjack> JediMaster: that also lets you add the dontap line back in to get alt-ctrl-backspace back
[17:35] <gonza321> nimrod: hello äûáèë	
[17:35] <roliver> DFXDeimos, there's VNC or similar
[17:35] <nimrod> how do i remove old kernel from the bootmenu?
[17:35] <nimrod> hi, gonza321
[17:35] <DFXDeimos> Roliver, The problem is that they have satellite internet and I cannot forward any ports to their PC.
[17:35] <funkyHat> nimrod: uninstall them
[17:35] <pepperjack> nimrod: gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst or just remove it in synaptic is probably safest way
[17:35] <Piet> DFXDeimos: look into vino
[17:35] <DFXDeimos> Vino
[17:36] <roliver> DFXDeimos, i'm not accustomed as to how satellite internet works, is this a problem with forwarding ports from a router?
[17:36] <nimrod> ok, thanks :)
[17:36] <Entraide-net> ﻿someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/
[17:36] <nimrod> thanks pepperjack
[17:36] <fiskas82> I need help, I want to know if ubuntu recognizes my graphical card, can someone show me howto
[17:36] <DFXDeimos> Roliver, Yes... they simply don't support it for some reason.
[17:36] <w2_> hi
[17:36] <gonza321> nimrod: íó òû äûáèë èëè êàê?
[17:36] <DFXDeimos> Roliver, You don't have access to the provided modem / router and you can't get tech support to do it. They said they only do it on the very expensive business package.
[17:36] <Entraide-net> ﻿﻿someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/ Comment patcher alsa ???
[17:36] <Entraide-net> ﻿﻿someone can explain me how to patch alsa for ubuntu 8.04.2 x86 : http://www.linuxant.com/alsa-driver/ Comment patcher alsa ???
[17:36] <FloodBot1> Entraide-net: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:36] <Piet> DFXDeimos: http://www.debianadmin.com/remote-desktop-sharing-in-ubuntu.html
[17:37] <MaxTesla> Hello
[17:37] <nimrod> gonza321: i don't understand :P
[17:37] <DFXDeimos> Piet, Thank you. Will that method require me to forward ports?
[17:37] <MaxTesla> how do I run the aticonfig file?
[17:37] <roliver> DFXDeimos, sorry... can't really help then, we only really have ADSL in the UK
[17:37] <gonza321> but i understand!
[17:37] <Pici> !english | gonza321
[17:37] <Piet> DFXDeimos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNC
[17:37] <yangxiao> I'm having some trouble with mysql
[17:37] <MaxTesla> How do you run the aticonfig file
[17:37] <Piet> DFXDeimos: yes it does
[17:37] <yangxiao> Installing all prepared tables
[17:37] <yangxiao> At this point the script locks at this point & won't go any further.
[17:37] <gonza321> study russian
[17:38] <DFXDeimos> Piet, Thank you, but unfortunately that is not an option in my case. =[
[17:38] <MaxTesla> How do you run the aticonfig file
[17:38] <MaxTesla> How do you run the aticonfig file
[17:38] <MaxTesla> How do you run the aticonfig file
[17:38] <FloodBot1> MaxTesla: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:38] <Pici> !repeat | MaxTesla
[17:38] <gonza321> ubottu,Pic: study russiani
[17:38] <Piet> DFXDeimos: still in development but already works well enough for me: https://launchpad.net/remote-help-assistant
[17:38] <Pici> !ru | gonza321
[17:38] <Piet> DFXDeimos: look at the last url then
[17:39] <MaxTesla> How do you run the aticonfig file?
[17:39] <fiskas82> can someone tell me if my g. card is recognized by the system - ubuntu
[17:39] <fiskas82> ?
[17:39] <DFXDeimos> Piet: Thank you for your assistance.
[17:39] <gonza321> ubottu: ok
[17:39] <MaxTesla> How do you run the aticonfig file in Ubuntu 9.04?
[17:39] <tacone_> fiskas82: which cart ?
[17:39] <roliver> hey everyone, a little help require... i've just updated to 9.04 and have changed ubuntustudio-gdm-theme back to the hardy version as it looks nicer, is there any way to make this change permanent so it doesn't get changed back on my next update?
[17:40] <DFXDeimos> Piet: I am a Windows SysAdmin myself, but I want to get her over to Linux because I can't stand spending all this time removing viruses from her computer!
[17:40] <fiskas82> tacone_:  Intel's card
[17:40] <thiebaude> roliver: it shouldn't change with your nexr update
[17:40] <thiebaude> next
[17:40] <MaxTesla> How do you run the "aticonfig" file in Unbuntu 9.04
[17:40] <OrEvA> Is there any sidebar available for ubuntu 8.04?
[17:40] <Ampelbein> fiskas82: open terminal, type 'lspci -vvnn | grep VGA\ ' without the '
[17:41] <tacone_> fiskas82: it's fully supported. unfortunately some intel cards may have lower performance on jaunty due to little issues with drivers. anyway it's supported and you're encouraged (by me) to try :)
[17:41] <chuck_> MaxTesla, I will tell you if you promise not to keep repeating your next problem
[17:41] <MaxTesla> of course
[17:41] <MaxTesla> haha ;)
[17:41] <roliver> thiebaude, i've just opened the update manager and it's flagged as an old package
[17:47] <Ampelbein> fiskas82: yeah, the gm965 has some issues with 3d acceleration on ubuntu
[17:47] <yxiao> #/join one
[17:47] <MaxTesla> Chuck i get the error message "No supported adapters detected
[17:47] <Piet> DFXDeimos: gah. yes, you need to setup the connection the other way round then
[17:47] <fiskas82> Ampelbein: What shall I do now? In fedora it was working just fine
[17:47] <DFXDeimos> Roliver: My experience with LogMeIn on a remote machine has been steller. She lives about 5,000 km away from me.
[17:48] <chuck_> MaxTesla, type fglrxinfo in terminal
[17:48] <MaxTesla> Chuck ok
[17:48] <gonza321> i-blis: i can ask you question from russian
[17:48] <MaxTesla> Chuck i get this
[17:48] <MaxTesla> X Error of failed request:  BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation)
[17:48] <MaxTesla>   Major opcode of failed request:  154 (GLX)
[17:48] <MaxTesla>   Minor opcode of failed request:  19 (X_GLXQueryServerString)
[17:48] <MaxTesla>   Value in failed request:  0x1
[17:48] <DFXDeimos> Piet: Right, that is why LogMeIn works, because IT initiates the connection to the LogMeIn server, bypassing the firewall (since the connection is stateful)
[17:48] <MaxTesla>   Serial number of failed request:  24
[17:48] <MaxTesla>   Current serial number in output stream:  24
[17:49] <rsa_md5> bash netsplit. I'll just re ask. I drag-dropped a running instance of rhythmbox onto the panel ,so it has added like 200 files to it...no space to right click on the panel itself, so I don't know any other way to remove the panel
[17:49] <mzz> DFXDeimos: or http://www.cycom.se/dl/rrs (again I haven't used either, I'm just aware of the idea existing)
[17:49] <i-blis> gonza321: ask it on ubuntu-ru, if i can not answer i will translate it here
[17:49] <DFXDeimos> Mzz: Thank you again.
[17:49] <Piet> DFXDeimos: so you'll need to do the same, ideally also using an ssh tunnel, since vnc is not encrypted (is logmeins' protocol?)
[17:50] <jimcooncat> DFXDeimos: you'll have to have your ssh listening on the internet. She connects to you, and specifies a "remote forward" to back-tunnel vnc. You can then use the remote desktop program to her machine.
[17:50] <MaxTesla> Chuck i did it and it gave me a huge error message
[17:50] <jimcooncat> DFXDeimos: trying to find a howto, but I'm just coming up with windows-oriented ones now
[17:50] <corey__> what software is available to assist 3d construction design? I would like to design a blueprint of parts with a ruler
[17:50] <chuck_> MaxTesla, how did you install the driver and what video card do you have
[17:51] <DFXDeimos> Piet: Yes, LogMeIn uses 256 bit SSL
[17:51] <desafinado> folks, when i try to do software update, i got this msg " The backend took too much time to process the synchronous request - you need to fork! " and my update failed. what does it mean?
[17:51] <DFXDeimos> Jimcooncat: I understand what you are saying in theory and it sounds promising. It would be great if I could find a howto. =]
[17:52] <MaxTesla> chuck right now i did the normal approach of applications---add remove --- Ati binary X.org driver, i have Mobility Raden X2300 HD for my laptop
[17:52] <i-blis> gonza321: ?
[17:52] <gonza321> you are presently found on ubuntu-ru?
[17:52] <i-blis> yes
[17:53] <MaxTesla> chuck i made a post about it here which gives some more info
[17:53] <MaxTesla> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/71091
[17:53] <i-blis> gonza321: but your English seems quite good (enough to ask a question)
[17:55] <Piet> DFXDeimos: if you can open up a port on your end, then the script i pointed you too should work fine
[17:55] <MaxTesla> i just want my graphic card to work proparly
[17:55] <Piet> DFXDeimos: it does require your mom to run it, but it is really easy to use
[17:56] <Piet> i just want to be rich and famous
[17:56] <MaxTesla> haha
[17:56] <MaxTesla> me too
[17:56] <cebi> haloooooooo
[17:56] <DFXDeimos> Piet: We are talking about the RRS application, correct? So once she initiates the connection with that I would be able to establish a VNC connection to her computer?
[17:56] <cebi> how can i install MSN on Ubuntu?
[17:57] <MaxTesla> with WINE
[17:57] <cebi> how?
[17:57] <DFXDeimos> MSN Messenger?
[17:57] <MaxTesla> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsLiveMessenger
[17:57] <Nightmare69> emesene is better, but that depends of wath you want
[17:58] <MaxTesla> cebi look at this
[17:58] <MaxTesla> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsLiveMessenger
[17:58] <Piet> DFXDeimos: no, we're (or I am so far) talking about https://answers.launchpad.net/remote-help-assistant
[17:58] <DFXDeimos> Piet: Ok, sorry about that. Gotcha.
[17:58] <spenser> Hi, I'm trying to rebuild the Ubuntu kernel but all I have is a RHEL 5 machine.  Is there RHEL repo with kernel-package in it?
[17:59] <w3asal> in kubuntu 9.04, there's an example keyboard shortcut which types "Hello"... how do I set up a similar shortcut to type arbitrary text?
[17:59] <cebi> yhnx MAXTESLA
[17:59] <Pici> spenser: Perhaps you should be asking the redhat folks that.
[17:59] <cebi> thbx
[17:59] <cebi> thnx
[17:59] <roadboy> anyone knows how to remove old kernel configs from initramfs? i tried some kernel and removed it with --purge but update-initramfs still looks for them.
[17:59] <yxiao> :/LIST
[17:59] <spenser> Pici: where are they?
[18:00] <Pici> spenser: #rhel
[18:00] <unop> roadboy, I think you want update-grub there not update-initramfs
[18:00] <chuck_> MaxTesla, Go back to add remove software and completely remove the driver you installed
[18:01] <MaxTesla> chuck ok but i dont think it will work
[18:01] <Piet> DFXDeimos: welcome. try testing it if you can have control over two APT based linux systems located in different networks (can be LANs). you could achieve this by means of virtualization, of course.
[18:01] <Salcedian> any1 have skype working in their system?
[18:01] <roadboy> unop: grub.conf is up-to-date and when i search for files according to removed kernel, i cannot find any file.
[18:01] <MaxTesla> haha and when i restart it all goes black but i will try
[18:01] <w3asal> anyone about the keyboard shortcut?
[18:01] <zeratoun> Hi everyone, I have a little trouble using tar command ........ I tried to seek help on that matter on google and other things like that but nothing ..... I need to compress (bzip) with tar a folder, so I run tar -C /My/Folder -cjvf /tmp/archive.tar.bz /My/Folder ......... however, the tar.bz has the path "/My/Folder" in it ..... how do we tell tar to not include it and just include the content without running the command inside that folder ?
[18:01] <mrlolplx> anyone tried using a printer that is not supported in linux in winXP using virtualbox?
[18:01] <monostone>  /msg NickServ
[18:01] <unop> roadboy,  /boot/grub/menu.cfg
[18:01] <DFXDeimos> Piet: Sure, I will fire up a couple of instances under VMWare and give it a shot. Thanks again for your help.
[18:01] <DFXDeimos> Thank you others for your help.
[18:02] <jimcooncat> DFXDeimos: http://toic.org/2009/01/18/reverse-ssh-port-forwarding/
[18:02] <chuck_> MaxTesla, do not restart
[18:02] <MaxTesla> chuck it is not possible to unistall it, it says one or more function depends upon it
[18:02] <DFXDeimos> Jimcooncat: Thanks for that!
[18:02] <Salcedian> any1 have skype working in their system?
[18:02] <roadboy> unop: i know :) there's only current kernel in menu.lst
[18:02] <jimcooncat> DFXDeimos: good luck! These things are straight-forward, but a typo will get ya!
 : I do .......... I use medibuntu repository for that
[18:03] <DFXDeimos> Jimcooncat: Thanks. I am reasonably savy (although more son on the Windows side, MCSE, MCITP) so I should be able to work through it.
[18:03] <Nightmare69> ..
[18:03] <zanberdo_> I've got a server running hardy that I'd like to install postfix on for local mail use. When I attempt to install I get warnings that exim is installed and may be broken. Is exim installed by default and can I remove it without interfering with general operation?
[18:04] <Piet> DFXDeimos: i think even putty on windows supports this by now. and the python script i pointed you too will set it up for you (assumely only if you have two linux bboxes, though)
[18:04] <johnvandesteen> hello
[18:04] <MaxTesla> chuck
[18:04] <MaxTesla> chuck i was ablee to unistall it
[18:04] <tanob> hi guys, im trying to use nautilus to access a Windows shared folder like smb://MACHINE/Folder, but it does not work when using names, it works just with IPs
[18:04] <DFXDeimos> Piet: Alright, thank you. I am going to wade through all the resources I just was handed and see what the best solution seems to be.
[18:04] <zeratoun> Anyone knows the answer to my trouble ?
[18:04] <MaxTesla> chuck i was able to unistall it by unistalling the ati center thing, now what do i do
[18:04] <tanob> how can I use nautilus' smb with windows names ?
[18:04] <unop> zeratoun,  tar -C /My/Folder -cjvf /tmp/archive.tar.bz .
[18:04] <jimcooncat> Piet, DFXDeimos: yeah, putty can do it.
[18:05] <MaxTesla> chuck i have unistalled it i think now what do i do?
[18:06] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  you could edit your /etc/hosts file and have the names/ips set there.  - odd that its not using names..
[18:06] <roadboy> unop: i found it. the file is located at /var/lib/initramfs-tools
[18:06] <unop> roadboy, cool
[18:06] <tanob> Dr_Willis: hm, but isnt that a configuration problem ? maybe installing winbind... dunno
[18:06] <sacarlson> cd to the dir to compress tar -cjvf /tmp/arrchive.tar.bz .
[18:07] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  right from what i understand one 'server' does the winbind stuff.  ive nevver had an issue with the stuff not using names.
[18:07] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  see what teh command from smbtree and findsmb say. they may give a clue
[18:07] <zeratoun> unop, it says to me that he refuse "cowardly" to do an empty archive
[18:07] <chuck_> MaxTesla, type fglrxinfo again it should say it is not install do NOT post output in channel if anything else comes up
[18:08] <zeratoun> unop, wait I haven't seen the .
[18:08] <unop> zeratoun, are you forgetting the . ??
[18:08] <Piet> Dr_Willis: so how does it resolve the names if they are not announced? or does the linux client talk to winbind to resolve the name?
[18:08] <MaxTesla> chuck ok
[18:08] <coolkourt> good morning, anyone got any ubuntu tutorial links
[18:08] <tanob> Dr_Willis: interesting! "findsmb" list some machines and their IPs
[18:08] <zeratoun> unop : yes that was the . ;) thank you very much
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> Piet:  the using samba book discuses this.. I THINK it has fallbacks, such as doing a broadcast, or useing the hosts files.
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  yea. thats a handy command. :)
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  it could be gnome is confused.. not sure what the deal is.
[18:08] <MaxTesla> Chuck it says it is not installed and gives me a command option to install it if i so wish
[18:08] <Piet> Dr_Willis: ah right, it can work trough broadcasting
[18:08] <jimcooncat> tanob: good trick!
[18:09] <Matterco> I need a little help installing 9 server on a Intel Core 2 Duo iMac. I have looked through the documentation but my problem is not addressed.
[18:09] <Matterco> The install dvd will not start. I restart the iMac with the option key, choose to boot from cd, but the ubuntu installer does not load. Just a blank, black screen.
[18:09] <Matterco> Any advice?
[18:09] <MaxTesla> coolkourt look at this https://help.ubuntu.com/
[18:09] <coolkourt> ok max telsa, right now i was at the wiki and just got into the forums
[18:10] <MaxTesla> ok
[18:10] <coolkourt> i just got around to getting my keyboard working right
[18:10] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  ive herd that on some setups changing the line  in smb.conf -->  ;   name resolve order = lmhosts host wins bcast
[18:10] <MaxTesla> chuck it said it was no installed
[18:10] <MaxTesla> coolkourt ahh nice nice
[18:10] <coolkourt> i just mainly wanna find a nice way to get around the workspace to set up mobile development
[18:10] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  to be  name resolve order = wins bcast lmhosts host     #   can help
[18:10] <tnt95> Bonjour
[18:10] <manishroy> Help
[18:11] <tanob> Dr_Willis: hm, but which application does use /etc/samba/smb.conf ?
[18:11] <tnt95> Y a t'il des français ?
[18:11] <manishroy> How Can i do a kernel configuration in ubuntu
[18:11] <manishroy> ?
[18:11] <Pici> !fr | tnt95
[18:11] <Dr_Willis> samba is the kind of tool - that theres 10000000000+ more things about it then most peopl ever use.
[18:11] <Pici> !kernel | manishroy
[18:11] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  most all of them do I think :) at least for some basic samba settings
[18:11] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  i always set my default workgroup in there also
[18:12] <tanob> Dr_Willis: let me try, mine "name resolve order" is commented out
[18:12] <tanob> Dr_Willis: but i cant figure out why ubuntu does so
[18:12] <MaxTesla> chuck so how do i install graphic drivers for my graphic card
[18:12] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  its commented out. because its showing the 'defaults' anyway
[18:12] <chuck_> MaxTesla, go to this site and follow the directions to install the ati fglrx driver. I do not use it but i understand it is buggy in jaunty http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Jaunty_Installation_Guide
[18:12] <MaxTesla> chuck ok
[18:12] <OB1FoShoB> Ubuntu FTW!!
[18:12] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  if yoyu want to change4 it uncomment it, and change. :)
[18:12] <tanob> Dr_Willis: and after change, should i restart some service ?
[18:13] <fiskas82> how to undo this: "mkdir -p ~/.config/compiz/ && echo SKIP_CHECKS=yes >> ~/.config/compiz/compiz-manager"
[18:13] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  ive just found gnomes share browsing to always be flakey. :()
[18:13] <MaxTesla> chuck i have read that guide many times
[18:13] <MaxTesla> i understand maybe 5%of it
[18:13] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  you could restart samba, im not sure you have to.. but it wont hurt
[18:13] <tanob> Dr_Willis: i dont have /etc/init.d/samba ... :P
[18:13] <fiskas82> can somebody help me undo this: mkdir -p ~/.config/compiz/ && echo SKIP_CHECKS=yes >> ~/.config/compiz/compiz-manager
[18:13] <joe_> Can someone  help  me with jumping clicking mouse in jaunty
[18:13] <bmorris> Is there a way to copy all files that match a regex?
[18:13] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  sudo service samba restart
[18:14] <Dr_Willis> bmorris:  bash has very good regular expression mathcing, or use find,
[18:14] <MaxTesla> chuck if you look at that link it gives some open source option do you know how i can install them, i myself never figured it out for example the radeonhd
[18:14] <IndyGunFreak> joe_: i've had no probs out fo mine, but a friend of mine has reported a similar issue... weird
[18:14] <dayo> fiskas82: vim ~/.config/compiz/compiz-manager
[18:14] <fiskas82> can somebody help me undo this: mkdir -p ~/.config/compiz/ && echo SKIP_CHECKS=yes >> ~/.config/compiz/compiz-manager
[18:14] <bmorris> Dr_Disk, how would I use find and cp together?
[18:14] <tanob> Dr_Willis: $samba: unrecognized service
[18:14] <pepperjack> fiskas82: gksudo gedit ~/.config/compiz/compiz-manager and remove that skipchecks line
[18:14] <dayo> fiskas82: press Shift+G
[18:14] <fiskas82>  dayo: what is vim ?
[18:14] <Dr_Willis> tanob:  you dont even have the full samba installed then.. that may be the issue.
[18:14] <pepperjack> fiskas82: ah dont use gksudo
[18:14] <mzz> err, gksudo? why would you sudo an edit in your ~?
[18:15] <dayo> fiskas82: ok try opening Gedit
[18:15] <IndyGunFreak> !gksudo | mzz
[18:15] <pepperjack> mzz: heh
[18:15] <mzz> IndyGunFreak: I know what it does...
[18:15] <unop> mzz, ~ is expanded by the shell .. and the expansion is passed to gksudo
[18:15] <vertix> finally was able to make my box boot
[18:15] <IndyGunFreak> mzz: so why did you ask.
[18:15] <vertix> what a trip!
[18:15] <dayo> fiskas82: then click Open and browse to /home/yourUsername/.config/compiz/compiz-manager and open that
[18:15]  * mzz rephrases
[18:15]  * Dr_Willis gives vertix  a gold star!
[18:15] <Dr_Willis> :)
[18:16] <ehs> hey guys, i'm installing ubuntu on a pc in front of me now, and i'm at login... it won't accept anything and i don't know where to set the username and password (i installed as a windows program btw)
[18:16] <Piet> Matterco: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPC
[18:16] <fiskas82> dayo: and then ?
[18:16] <Dr_Willis> vertix:  and what was the core issue? i forget now.
[18:16] <mzz> I am fairly certain "gksudo gedit ~/.config/compiz/compiz-manager" edits a file in /home/you as root. Why would you do this, since that file should be owned by you, not root?
[18:16] <unop> bmorris,  find ... -exec cp {} /to/somewhere \;
[18:16] <dayo> fiskas82: PageDown to the last line
[18:16] <Piet> Matterco: and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Installation/PowerPC
[18:16] <pepperjack> mzz: su - $USER -c "gedit <file>" that better? ;p
[18:16] <bmorris> unop thanks
[18:16] <dayo> fiskas82: it should read: SKIP_CHECKS=yes
[18:16] <vertix> it was interesting problem and it did have something to do with initrd and it was tricky to fix it
[18:16] <unop> mzz, ohh ..
[18:16]  * mzz rephrases harder
[18:16] <dayo> fiskas82: delete that, then save and close
[18:16] <Dr_Willis> ehs:  that is to say you did a 'wubi' install then.  I dont use wubi but  i thought the installer asked for a initial user and password.
[18:16] <vertix> i was able to rebuild initrd from live cd
[18:16] <mzz> the file fiskas82 is interested in really should be in his/her homedir. not in /root.
[18:16] <dayo> fiskas82: are u trying to uninstall compiz?
[18:17] <pepperjack> mzz: thats why i told him not to use gksudo
[18:17] <mzz> pepperjack: exactly
[18:17] <vertix> also drives are swapping, so the whole thing is kinda crazy
[18:17] <fiskas82> dayo: no I just wanted to undo that command
[18:17] <Tuxik> join #ubuntu-de
[18:17] <Matterco> Piet, you think PowerPC, even though it is an intel Mac?
[18:17] <Tuxik> join /#ubuntu-de
[18:17] <Pici> Tuxik: /join #ubuntu-de
[18:17] <Piet> Matterco: ah sorry, you got me
[18:17] <blizzkid> Matterco: ubuntu on intel-mac?
[18:17] <dayo> fiskas82: ok, then find that line that says SKIP_CHECKS=yes
[18:17] <ehs> Dr_Willis: i think it did, but it's not working
[18:17] <Matterco> blizzkid, Yes
[18:18] <Tuxik> i forgot the comand ;//
[18:18] <mrlolplx> anyone tried using a printer that is not supported in linux in winXP using virtualbox?
[18:18] <blizzkid> Matterco: there's some excellent documentation in the community wiki
[18:18] <vertix> and that guy was right about initrd and that is what i was suspecting from the very start and that is why i asked so many times about it, wew!
[18:18] <fiskas82> dayo: sorry, I dont have under my home/username and .config file
[18:18] <MaxTesla> chuck thank you very much for your time and effort but i must log now thanks again ;)
[18:18] <chuck_> MaxTesla, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonHD is the radeonhd driver but it does not have 3d support for your card which I believe is a RV6xx card you ca n double check by typing lspci -v in terminal and look for your VGA output
[18:18] <Dr_Willis> ehs:  it may be easier to just remove the wubi install and reinstall and try again.. be sure your CAPS LOCK is not on.
[18:18] <Piet> Matterco: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuonMactel
[18:19] <Dr_Willis> ehs:  personally i test out ubuntu in windows. by using virtualbox. much easier :)
[18:19] <dayo> fiskas82: open a terminal. then cd .config/compiz
[18:19] <RAC_> hey i need some help
[18:19] <dayo> fiskas82: does that work?
[18:19] <dayo> fiskas82: cd ~/.config/compiz
[18:19] <Tuxik> command for change channel?
[18:19] <tanob> Dr_Willis: dunno why, but after using findsmb, smbtree, and uncommenting "name resolve order" from smb.conf, it works :)
[18:19] <Matterco> Thank you Piet, I will take a look.
[18:19] <vertix> hey, ubuntu look pretty good. they've made some progress in last couple of years, but it is still a bit clunky in terms of user interface on quite a few programs, plus documentation is obviously not upto snuff, but what to do?
[18:19] <jimcooncat> RAC_: we could all use some help. Just ask for what you want
[18:19] <fiskas82> dayo: I tried this from command line gksudo gedit ~/.config/compiz/compiz-manager
[18:19] <RAC_> i cant install off the cd, i click on cd and it frezzes, but i can heir the cd runing
[18:20] <Piet> Matterco: actualyl this is more up to date: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MactelSupportTeam/CommunityHelpPages
[18:20] <tanob> Dr_Willis: if i comment it again and try again, it still works... so... cache? who knows, thank you anyway :D
[18:20] <fiskas82> dayo: and there was only one line
[18:20] <ehs> dr_willis: i probably should have taken note of the login details.. 'll just install again :S ... tat should work ok right?
[18:20] <RAC_> i cant install off the cd, i click on install and it frezzes, but i can heir the cd runing
[18:20] <vertix> btw, if anybody wants to know how to rebuild initrd from livecd, i can dig it up
[18:20] <fiskas82> dayo: and I removed that
[18:20] <mzz> vertix: file bugs, where possible with patches, presumably
[18:20] <dayo> fiskas82: what line was that?
[18:20] <fiskas82> skip check yes
[18:20] <dayo> fiskas82: awesome. that's it, then
[18:20] <fiskas82> dayo: thanx
[18:20] <tony__> Hello. Could you help me : http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?pid=2643231#p2643231 ??
[18:20] <dayo> fiskas82: u're welcome
[18:20] <Dr_Willis> ehs:  i nevr use wubi.. so no idea how it installs 'over' itself..
[18:21] <fiskas82> pepperjack: thanx, that command line was very easy
[18:21] <RAC_> anyone got any ideas for my problem?
[18:21] <omar> the icon of shut down disapear
[18:21]  * blizzkid thinks wubi is the worst thing ever in ubuntu tbh
[18:21] <vertix> mzz, i am sorry, but i have so much work to do that i don't have time to file bugs now. may be later on. but it is 8.10 problem only, hopefuly
[18:21] <RAC_> anyone got any ideas for my problem?
[18:21] <RAC_> anyone got any ideas for my problem?
[18:21] <genii> blizzkid: A lot of people are of the same opinion
[18:21] <omar> 8.04
[18:22] <joe_>   Has anyone heard of the jumping clicking mouse issue in jaunty?
[18:22] <genii> !repeat | RAC_
[18:22] <blizzkid> genii: I can imagine :)
[18:22] <dayo> fiskas82: the command `echo thisStuff >> /goes/in/this/fileHere`    what that does is add 'thisStuff' to the of 'fileHere' if it exists. if 'fileHere' doesn't exist, it's created and 'thisStuff' is written to it.
[18:22] <vertix> mzz, i've spent nearly 2 weeks with this boot issue and i urgently need to backup my stuff because i was rooted under windows, so i can't use windows in forceable future, even if i clean it up
[18:22] <RAC_> tryed them ,
[18:22] <dayo> oops. too late.
[18:22] <jimcooncat> I'm guessing no one gets much experience installing with wubi, once we're converted we tend to stay that way.
[18:23] <HelloWorld> Hi... Can you run GParted from within Ubuntu and change the current partion size (I want to extend the size of my linux partition to use some of my unallocated disk space)
[18:23] <pepperjack> RAC_: a lazy suggestion would be to try the alternate isntall cd from ubuntu.com
[18:23] <genii> HelloWorld: You can't modify active partitions
[18:23] <blizzkid> HelloWorld: yes and no
[18:23] <pepperjack> RAC_: it the the old original text based installer but is very easy. just as simple as the livecd
[18:23] <vertix> btw, thanx to all of you, who contributed their 2 cents to the issue
[18:23] <blizzkid> HelloWorld: like genii said :)
[18:24] <RAC_> wpepperjack: was thinking about doin that , is it the same uduntu?
[18:24] <wildc4rd__> is Ubuntu likely to see/be able to read my NTFS storage drives if I bin windows?
[18:24] <vertix> and if someone in the mood to file bug report, i can get you all the info you need, logs and all that
[18:24] <genii> HelloWorld: Better to boot to a livecd and do partitoning/resizing from there
[18:24] <HelloWorld> Can I make a live CD from withing ubuntu geni?
[18:25] <HelloWorld> or a better question--- How would I
[18:25] <bmorris> unop, When I try that I'm getting an error saying "find: missing argument to `exec`"
[18:25] <Kingsy101> can someone tell me which FTP client I can use that has the ability to extract .tar.gz files remotely ?
[18:26] <unop> bmorris, show me exactly what you have.
[18:26] <HelloWorld> Actually  I guess i will need to boot into windows make the live cd and then use it
[18:26] <Piet> HelloWorld: what's "geni"?
[18:26] <HelloWorld> lol
[18:26] <mzz> bmorris: I think you need backslashes before the "{" and "}"
[18:26] <HelloWorld> sorry
[18:26] <jimcooncat> HelloWorld: download it and burn it?
[18:26] <pepperjack> RAC_: yes the end result is the same.  it is handy for older machines that my not handle livecd very well or maybe xorg problems in livecd
[18:26] <znh> I messed up /etc/passwd's permissions, what should it be by default?
[18:26] <Pici> Kingsy101: Thats Not typicially something that an FTP client can do.
[18:26] <HelloWorld> jimcooncat: I don't have ennough free space to download it on my linux partition
[18:26] <Kingsy101> Pici - oh ok
[18:26] <Pici> znh: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root
[18:27] <bmorris> unop find ./ -name "afMigration-1[0-9].csv" -exec cp batch-1/
[18:27] <mzz> bmorris: ah, nvm, I'm wrong.
[18:27] <RAC_> wpepperjack: its not an old laptop 05, just cant boot from cd, im about to download the text baced now
[18:27] <unop> bmorris, that's not what i suggested  :)
[18:27] <Piet> znh: you should not be editing this file anyway, not directly.
[18:27] <unop> bmorris,  find ... -exec cp {} /to/somewhere \;
[18:27] <jimcooncat> HelloWorld: why not just buy a cd with it then?
[18:27] <vertix> Dr_Willis, the core issue was that root partition was not getting mounted even though it was clean and in the right place. the kernel would start booting, but at the point where root partition was getting mounted it would give an error, i can dig it up exactly, and no matter what you do with grub, which was fine to begin with, you would not be able to mount the root partition
[18:27] <espaniol> quit
[18:28] <bmorris> oh there we go.  Thanks a lot unop!
[18:28] <shrini_> how to make wirelesss working in my ibm thinkpad t41 laptop?
[18:29] <alpery761> how can i include debian repositories in jaunty? what is the repo address for that?
[18:29] <aLeSD> hi ... how could I see all the files contained in a package ?
[18:29] <RAC_> wpepperjack: so its 6.06.1 could i update to the 9. one?
[18:30] <alpery761> aLeSD: dpkg -L packagename
[18:30] <aLeSD> alpery761: thanks
[18:30]  * jimcooncat thinks someone would pay $5
[18:30] <pc1> h
[18:30] <pc1> hi
[18:30] <pc1> I need help
[18:30] <blizzkid> RAC_: you can only upgrade 1 vrsion at a time (except betwwen LTS'es)
[18:30] <karol> hi anyone knows why my amarok doesnt play mp3`s from hard drive?
[18:31] <shrini_> i need help on wireless
[18:31] <pc1> How do i install install_flash_player_10_linux.tar.gz ?
[18:31] <shrini_> please help me
[18:31] <vertix> Dr_Willis, after my experience with rootkit, and the fanciest one i can imagine, and i know what i am talking about, i'd stay from anything even remotely related to windows for as long as i have this box. Those suckers modified my partition table and made themselves some space betwen partitions and downloaded tons of viruses into that place, cause from what i see, they are working outside of operating system and doing things by directly acc
[18:31] <tyler_d> karol: do they play withought noise... or not play at all?
[18:32] <joe_> Can someone please help me fix my mouse on jaunty? It randomly jumps and clicks on screen
[18:32] <Piet> shrini_: according to http://www.geekster.org/index.php/2006/03/14/mandrake-92-on-ibm-t41/#WIRELESS you'll need ndiswrapper
[18:32] <tyler_d> !restricted > karol
[18:32] <ror> !flash
[18:32] <shrini_> Piet: thanks.  wiill look it
[18:32] <RAC_> im geting the alternate ubuntu 6.06.1, hope its the same as the normal ubuntu 9.
[18:33] <brandonban6> karol,  run sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras, then try
[18:33] <RAC_> 32
[18:33] <RAC_> bit
[18:33] <Dr_Willis> vertix:  hidden partition full-o-viruses eh?
[18:33] <karol> thx
[18:33] <Dr_Willis> vertix:  was it viewable via gparted?  just curious as to what to look for if im ever trying tofix a friends machune
[18:34] <vertix> btw, does anybody know if ununtu rootkit detectors can detect rootkit on windows partitions? cause i'd think it would be next to impossible, cause you need to do live comparison of what system calls return and what is actually in the raw registry hive
[18:34] <forensicwannabe> does anyone know if an eeepc can be dual booted
[18:34] <mzz> Dr_Willis: things like that are pretty easy to spot if you're booted off a livecd, yes.
[18:34] <Dr_Willis> forensicwannabe:  i dualboot my AcerSpireOne Just fine.
[18:34] <Piet> shrini_: ah, it actually depends on the hardware version, newer ones have atheros chipsets which are much better supported
[18:34] <Dr_Willis> mzz:  yea iw as just wondering if there was a way to hide from gparted.
[18:34] <tanveer> is using suber grub disc a safe way or restoring GRUB?
[18:34] <tanveer> of restoring grub*
[18:35] <mzz> Dr_Willis: the problem is (depending on how thorough the thing is) they can be really hard to spot running from the infected system, because they can change operating system results before scanners see them.
[18:35] <shrini_> Piet: how to find hardware version?
[18:35] <box02> hi
[18:35] <mzz> Dr_Willis: I doubt it
[18:35] <iGmail> Does it needs sudo permitted when install googleearth?
[18:35] <predaeus> Hey there, does the current fglrx drivers in Ubuntu 9.04 support OpenGL 2.1 contexts? It lists 2.1 in glxinfo but some test application here only returns GL 1.5 contexts.
[18:35] <mzz> vertix: a scanner like that can find known rootkits (acting like a standard virus scanner, not like something like rootkitrevealer)
[18:35] <dsyncd> vertix: just slave the hard drive to another windows/linux machine and backup the files, reinstall windows.  Best way to get rid of rootkits
[18:35] <tanveer> DR_WILLIS:is suber grub disc sake?
[18:35] <Sirisian|Work> Wanna help me debug a server problem. Okay two identical servers with separate hostnames. They both show their static IPs but I can only connect to one. If '/etc/init.d/networking restart' on one the other loses connection to the network (My ssh connections to it are disconnected and I can't reconnect and I can no longer wget google.com for instance). But the other one then is connected. If I go to the one that got disconnected it
[18:35] <Sirisian|Work> basically swaps roles. Any diagnoses? Some kind of network issue maybe? DHCP thing? I'm clueless.
[18:35] <vertix> Dr_Willis, yep. i noticed that my partition tables had gaps, but i needed real operating system to start working with it. I did not reformat paritions, i just zipped humongous directories and that wiped out all free space, as good, as formatting drive. then i deleted anything even remotely related to rootkit locations including all executables and all dlls, then i filled that space from humongous zips
[18:36] <tanveer> dr_willis:safe
[18:36] <mzz> vertix: just be really sure you only zipped data, not executables, obviously
[18:36] <box02> does somebody know how to make a package which install custom xkb symbol by force?
[18:37] <predaeus> Sirisian|Work, what network topology do you have? Maybe it is some port forwarding issue on a router.
[18:37] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work: Sounds like you have a prime example of a ip conflict
[18:37] <Sirisian|Work> nvm they're both working again since I left... oh great unstableness
[18:37] <znh> I'm running ubuntu server and every user sees "I have no name!" before the prompt, is it possible to remove that?
[18:37] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, that's what I thought but I've been told a few times the DNS and macnames are correct.
[18:38] <vertix> mzz, i'd like to know as much as you can tell me about this issue. cause my main development is on windows. my main program is written in java and it runs and compiles under windows/linux/unix, but linux development tools are not upto snuff, plus i need something that can access multiple nntp servers to update my databases with fresh articles, which is a trip.
[18:38] <fynn> Why did Ubuntu choose Transmission as its official bittorrent client rather than Deluge?
[18:38] <Sirisian|Work> predaeus, well it works now. So maybe they are fighting for an IP or something. I'll check out the router settings. One moment
[18:38] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work: Dns doesn't use maccaddress
[18:38] <Piet> shrini_: i don't know. it is usually printed on a sticker on the bottom of the laptop. but what really matters is the parts contained in the laptop. You can determine them by starting the live cd, opening a terminal window and running 'lspci -v'.
[18:39] <Sirisian|Work> predaeus, DHCP sorry. Is that the correct thing for static IPs? I don't handle it. Another part of the university does.
[18:39] <box02> ok then bye .. see you later
[18:39] <Sirisian|Work> predaeus, oh and there's no routers. They are connected to switches.
[18:39] <jim__> DHCP is exactly the opposite of what you want for a static IP.
[18:39] <predaeus> Sirisian|Work, I think you meant flashblind
[18:39] <vertix> mzz, yep, that is the first thing i did and deleted executables and dlls on entire drives, so, even if i want to back something up, i simply can't, and i don't need that stuff, i have it fresh on cds
[18:39] <Sirisian|Work> predaeus, ok
[18:39] <mzz> vertix: if at all possible I'd only rescue files that are obviously data (source code and other text files) from the infected system, because those are "inert" unless the editor you're opening them in is seriously buggy
[18:39] <Piet> shrini_: how to start a terminal is explained here: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/basic-commands/C/starting-terminal.html
[18:39] <mzz> vertix: I'd expect that to be pretty safe
[18:39] <reid> ikonia: got it fixed by the way, I just upgraded the kernel to the next version, and it fixed the API mismatch =P
[18:40] <r455alfur> join #centos
[18:40] <shrini_> Piet: i am working on ubuntu only
[18:40] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work:  It depends on weather or not the machines are exposed to the internet or just you companies rfc1918 Intranet
[18:40] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, just the intranet
[18:40] <shrini_> Piet: lspci gives no info on wireless
[18:40] <mzz> vertix: would be nice to know how they got in to begin with so you can make sure that hole is closed, but I wouldn't trust anything executable left on the partition because the malware may have messed with it
[18:40] <mzz> common sense, really
[18:40] <m0> Hello, I have been trying to connect to VPN from Jaunty, and it isn't working. It was working fine when I was in ArchLinux, any ideas why it wont connect. The log is here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/172492/
[18:40] <JorgeJorgesson> When I start Vbox and try to install a new VM, the background of my current desktop is the screen in the VBox window.  I can't see what the VM is doing.  Not sure how to explain that better.
[18:40] <mzz> vertix: you sound like you know what you're doing at least as much as I do tbh :)
[18:40] <Jack_Sparrow> Vertix you are ban evading please join #ubuntu-ops now
[18:41] <vertix> mzz, yep, but the problem is this rootkit i got is so sophisticated that about the only thing you can trust is ascii files, nothing even remotely related to registry
[18:41] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, well I take that back. They're on an intranet but can access the internet. But I don't use them with the internet. They're 2 cups servers.
[18:41] <mzz> vertix: yep
[18:41] <Piet> shrini_: can you pastebin the output of lspci, so we can have a look, too, if you like
[18:41] <Piet> !pastebin > shrini_
[18:41] <joe_> Can someone help me fix my mouse problem on jaunty Please?
[18:42] <Piet> joe_: as i suggested yesterday, have a look at your x.org log files.
[18:42] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work: So i would note the macc addresses of the network cards and log on to your dhcp server and give each machine a unique reserved ipadrress done doing so ifconfig eth0 down && ifconfig eth0 up
[18:42] <joe_> Piet: I have
[18:43] <craigbass1976> I've just discovered the joys of VPN...  How do I specify (or search for a printer by) ip rather than computer name when connecting to a samba printer?
[18:43] <joe_> Piet: and I noticed there is no device for the mouse but I have tried to add one and it did not work?
[18:43] <Piet> joe_: you'll find them at /var/log/Xorg.0.log and ~/.xsession-errors
[18:43] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, he said it's unique and reserved.
[18:43] <shrini_> Piet: lspci | grep Ethernet
[18:44] <shrini_> Piet: http://pastebin.com/f410ab87
[18:44] <shrini_> Piet: from lspci | pastebinit
[18:44] <Piet> shrini_: wireless devices are not usually listed as containing the word 'Ethernet'
[18:44] <m0> any ideas why my VPN wont connect in Ubuntu Jaunty?  http://paste.ubuntu.com/172492/  it says The synchronous pptp option is NOT activated
[18:44] <surja> the network manager applet in the top bar of ubuntu 9.04 shows a little cross sign and the Wired Network entry in the menu when I click the Network Manager applet is faded out
[18:44] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, I'm talking to him now. I'm going to make sure the IP is unique also
[18:44] <shrini_> Piet: ok
[18:44] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work:  Could you please do i lspci and pastebin the results so i can reveiw them?
[18:45] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, will do
[18:45] <ror> !codecs
[18:45] <parapanghelescu> Hi there folks; does someone knows a program/tool to index mp3 files, moovies, etc ???
[18:45] <JorgeJorgesson> How to install the OO.o 3.1?  All I get is a java error
[18:45] <Piet> joe_: alright, in this case i suggest you reconfigure x by running a terminal window, then running this command: dpkg-reconfigure -plow xserver-xorg
[18:45] <flashblind> ror: Have you looked a fleundo yet
[18:45] <raven_> hi - does anyone know the (a) gui toedit the X-conf-file? i cannot remember the name - tnx...
[18:46] <ror> flashblind, no, what's that?
[18:46] <parapanghelescu> raven gedit ?
[18:46] <Piet> joe_: after that, reboot and see if this helps. if it does not help then please pastebin those two log files.
[18:46] <rgmz> can you help me with blender
[18:46] <mingw> JorgeJOrgesson: Did you download the tar file with Jave included?
[18:46] <pepperjack> raven_: there was a tool used quite a bit in older versions of ubuntu but im not sure of the name either
[18:46] <joe_> Piet:ok thank you
[18:46] <Piet> shrini_: i'm having a look
[18:46] <rgmz> please can i get help with blender
[18:46] <JorgeJorgesson> mingw: I downloaded from the OO.o site
[18:46] <predaeus> rgmz, usage or installation of blender? there is a blender channel here
[18:46] <cemc> hi. sometimes after resuming my hdd just goes crazy and I can't do anything , it just seems to read/write frantically, and everything slows down for about 5 minutes
[18:47] <surja> can anyone help with configuring a wired network connection? the network manager applet in the top bar of ubuntu 9.04 shows a little cross sign and the Wired Network entry in the menu when I click the Network Manager applet is faded out
[18:47] <cemc> and it's not hibernate, it's suspend
[18:47] <mingw> Generally they have two versions to download, one with Java and one without.  As I recall the one w/ Java is over 500 meg in size.
[18:47] <rgmz> well problems flickering screen in ubuntu
[18:47] <raven_> pepperjack must be an insignificant name i cannot remember too ;)
[18:47] <JorgeJorgesson> mingw: only one d/l button to press
[18:47] <Jack_Sparrow> rgmz ati video card..  try turning off compiz effects
[18:47] <predaeus> rgmz, probably a driver issue, but I don't know sorry.
[18:47] <gianluca> !it
[18:47] <rgmz> compiz ok
[18:48] <mingw> From the main OOo website, yes.  That one should have it included then.  I would try to uninstall the version that was in Ubuntu and then run the install again.  That should fix the problem
[18:48] <flashblind> ror: fluendo is a company that sell prepackaged sets of codeacs
[18:48] <Piet> shrini_: which linux (and which version) did you run this lspci command from?
[18:48] <mingw> With the uninstall, I would check both the Add/remove and the Synaptic Pacakge manager to make sure nothing is left over.
[18:48] <JorgeJorgesson> mingw: yeah, tried that
[18:49] <shrini_> Piet: kubuntu 9.04
[18:49] <ror> flashblind: why would I want that? :\
[18:49] <Murre> Hi those anyone know a good, fun, game that you can play and be quite obessed with!
[18:49] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work: How are the diagnostics coming along
[18:49] <surja> can anyone help with configuring a wired network connection? the network manager applet in the top bar of ubuntu 9.04 shows a little cross sign and the Wired Network entry in the menu when I click the Network Manager applet is faded out
[18:49] <Murre> that works with ubuntu,linux of course
[18:49] <Dr_Willis> Murre:  FreeCol, FreeCiv, Wesnoth
[18:49] <Murre> where do I get it?
[18:49] <JorgeJorgesson> mingw: worked in Vista with no issues
[18:49] <Dr_Willis> Murre:  check the package manager yet?
[18:50] <ror> freecol it's worth grabbing the one from the website, the one in ubuntu repo is very old and buggy as hell
[18:50] <mingw> I had to go through both before I could get it working a couple days ago.  It is a real headache....
[18:50] <Piet> shrini_: can you also pastebin the output of "lspci -n", please
[18:50] <JorgeJorgesson> mingw: let me try Fedora
[18:50] <Murre> aha thx
[18:50] <flashblind> ror with the fluendo mega pack you gempeg3&4 and a whole crap load of other closed codecs
[18:50] <BugeyeD> for the search engines:
[18:50] <BugeyeD> 32-bit flock browser on 64-bit jaunty fails. what am i missing here? worked prior to my upgrade to jaunty. http://nopaste.com/p/a0bPIz8yW
[18:50] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, http://pastebin.com/d7bfd1d76
[18:50] <BugeyeD> sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
[18:50] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, The guy said he'd call me back :
[18:50] <mingw> Also, from that download button, there is an option to download additional versions for different OS.  You might try that website as well
[18:51] <JorgeJorgesson> mingw: I don't see that
[18:51] <_gpg_> hi
[18:51] <Piet> shrini_: is this a T41 or a T41P?
[18:51] <_gpg_> How can we list recursively and sort the content of a directotry please
[18:51] <shrini_> Piet: http://pastebin.com/f5e982a9c
[18:51] <DareDevil0> Buenas alguien sabe como instalo impresora LX 300 + ubuntu 8.04
[18:51] <shrini_> Piet: T41 only
[18:51] <surja> can anyone help with configuring a wired network connection? the network manager applet in the top bar of ubuntu 9.04 shows a little cross sign and the Wired Network entry in the menu when I click the Network Manager applet is faded out
[18:52] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work: It might just be a network issue
[18:52] <mingw> If you click on the arrow next to "I want to Download" there is a link "more platforms, languages, Non-JRE version"
[18:52] <dayo> !es | DareDevil0
[18:52] <Mba7eth> hi guys any one from UK here
[18:52] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, I'd imagine so. My other 7 servers don't have this problem
[18:52] <Mba7eth> Please reply
[18:52] <briwood> deweysquare1: get the file?
[18:52] <dayo> i love spanish. such a beautiful language. i wish i could speak it
[18:53] <deweysquare1> briwood: no
[18:53] <JorgeJorgesson> mingw: you know what?  Upgrade worked fine in Fedora.  I'll use it there and in Vista.  Thanks though!
[18:53] <mingw> You will get the Java files when you download from screen
[18:53] <rgmz> join/ #blender
[18:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Mba7eth there is a ubuntu-uk channel
[18:53] <mingw> Sure thing..good luck
[18:53] <Mba7eth> thnaks
[18:53] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work: is your network infrastructure of supportin gigbit connections?
[18:53] <DareDevil0> Sorry about that
[18:53] <rgmz> how do i quit this to nickserv
[18:54] <Sirisian|Work> My work computer is on it's own fiber line. So yeah there's a lot of fiber optic cables around me. :\
[18:54] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work: is your network infrastructure  capible of supporting gigbit connections?
[18:54] <JorgeJorgesson> mingw: maybe I'll file a bug for Ubuntu
[18:54] <dayo> rmgmz: /leave
[18:54] <dayo> nevermind
[18:54] <aaronfay> morning all
[18:54] <dayo> !hi aaronfay
[18:54] <shrini_> Piet: what is ndiswrapper, madwifi?
[18:54] <dayo> !hi |  aaronfay
[18:54] <shrini_> Piet: what to try?
[18:54] <Sirisian|Work> flashblind, Aren't most universities their own ISP? I assume the network is pretty sufficient
[18:54] <SirErugor> evening, aaronfay ;)
[18:54] <surja> can anyone help with configuring a wired network connection? the network manager applet in the top bar of ubuntu 9.04 shows a little cross sign and the Wired Network entry in the menu when I click the Network Manager applet is faded out
[18:55] <aaronfay> are the gutsy repos offline?
[18:55] <Dr_Willis> aaronfay:  i had some servers real slow last night
[18:55] <aaronfay> Dr_Willis: I can't update anything it seems
[18:55] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work: So  the backbone band width is notman issue, andyou would be correcton the assumtion that most universities are their own isp
[18:55] <dayo> surja: i can try. what do u want to do?
[18:56] <Dr_Willis> aaronfay:  for some of the OLD OLD releases they eventyally get moved to some other server/name. but i forget what.
[18:56] <Dr_Willis> !eol
[18:56] <JorgeJorgesson> Anyone else have the OpenOffice 3.1 upgrade fail, or just my install?
[18:56] <surja> ok i use an ADSL connection to connect to the net...
[18:56] <Piet> shrini_: looks like you have to resort to ndiswrapper/linuxant. it is a wrapper which makes windows wireless drivers usable on linux. you use it when there are no native linux drivers.
[18:56] <surja> but I could not configure it using the Network manager applet
[18:56] <DaveJ1337> I have a Jaunty display size question for anyone that's interested
[18:56] <surja> i had to use pppoeconfig
[18:57] <shrini_> Piet: any link for setup ndiswrapper or linuxant?
[18:57] <Piet> shrini_: this works as well and as straigt forward as this description will make you think it works.
[18:57] <flashblind> Sirisian|Work:  Some universities and colleges prevent studen and faculty from running personal servers due to fear of  file sharing lawsuits
[18:57] <surja> when i click the Network Manager applet, it shows the menu with Wired Network grayed out
[18:57] <aaronfay> ubottu: does that mean the package repos are also finished?
[18:58] <aaronfay> darnit
[18:58] <dayo> surja: 9.04 or 8.10?
[18:58] <surja> 9.04
[18:58] <gharz> anybody here using evolution as their mail app? i can't create 2 pop accounts. only 1 pop account retrieves my mail... and the other one it doesn't. wonder why.
[18:58] <DaveJ1337> Jaunty's detecting the wrong display size, my desktop is too big for the screen.  What do I do?
[18:58] <zenergi> any idea why "top" and "ps aux" take forever to respond? ( just upgraded to 9.04 and rebooted)
[18:58] <coz_> DaveJ1337,  nvidia?
[18:58] <DaveJ1337> gharz: My evolution is set up with two pop accounts
[18:58] <dayo> surja: well, i don't know if the config files are still the same location on 9.04, but have a look at /etc/network/interfaces
[18:59] <parapanghelescu> Hi there again ...does someone know a program / application to index media files ???
[18:59] <DaveJ1337> coz: ATI
[18:59] <surja> what should I look for in that?
[18:59] <coz_> DaveJ1337,   darn I am not good with ati situations
[18:59] <DaveJ1337> what would you do for NV?
[18:59] <JorgeJorgesson> Ok, I assume just my install.  I'll switch to Fedora.  Works there.  Later.
[18:59] <tdn> The new Ubuntu 9.04 boots a bit faster than the old one, but how can I make it boot even faster?
[19:00] <coz_> DaveJ1337,  nvidia has  nvidia-xconfig  that generally would take care of that for ati , however I dont know
[19:00] <rgmz> help me with flickering screen of blender
[19:00] <Jack_Sparrow> tdn remove splash from the boot line
[19:00] <mheath> parapanghelescu: Can you explain what you mean by "index media files"? What kind of media files - music, movies, pictures - and how are you hoping to index them?
[19:00] <dayo> surja: u're trying to configure your network interfaces, right? i've never used an ADSL or pppoe, so i'm not sure if it's eth0 we're going to configure. anyone have any input on this?
[19:00] <t3pleni9> whats the command for mounting physical hard drives
[19:00] <gharz> DaveJ1337: i've 2 pop accounts... 1 is gmail and the other 1 is yahoo. i tried yahoo without gmail and it worked... and tried gmail without yahoo and it worked... but if i set up both, the other one doesn't work. right now my gmail doesn't download my mails.
[19:00] <tdn> Jack_Sparrow, really? Does the splash consume a measurable amount of time during boot? How much?
[19:00] <t3pleni9> in terminal
[19:00] <erUSUL> !mount
[19:00] <dayo> t3pleni9: mount
[19:00] <DaveJ1337> as for the question on evolution, I just set up two accounts in "preferences" and it worked for me.  maybe one of your accounts isn't set up right?  try setting it up with one account, then delete it and set up the other...Just to see if it's the account or the program
[19:01] <t3pleni9> but it has to be listed in the dev file
[19:01] <parapanghelescu> mheath > yes, moovies, music mostly ...Index as automatically construct a database / excel file / xml files ...etc
[19:01] <DaveJ1337> gharz, you beat me to it.  I use the same server, just two accounts.  Not sure bro.
[19:01] <gharz> DaveJ1337: it says Complete but it didn't download the mail. i checked the web based account and the mail is still inside my gmail... :(
[19:01] <gharz> ok.
[19:01] <gharz> thanks!
[19:01] <gharz> anyone?
[19:01] <wizardslovak> hello people
[19:02] <surja> the ifconfig command shows two interfaces eth0 and eth1 but I am sure there is only one lan card in the laptop
[19:02] <Piet> shrini_: a great resource for you is this: http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Category:T41
[19:02] <wizardslovak> i installed restricted-extras and my player worked
[19:02] <HikeTech> tdn, there isn't much you can do to get measurable gains. Removing the splash gains a minimal decrease in boot time. You're essentially stuck with shaving a sec here or there, maybe a fraction or so here and there, and that's probably about it.
[19:02] <wizardslovak> when i reset it i hear sound but no video
[19:02] <PoisonSerpent> Hey, all.
[19:02] <dayo> surja: are there any IPs attached to eth0 or eth1?
[19:02] <mheath> parapanghelescu: I use banshee; it does an excellent job of organizing my music, and while I don't use it for this, I believe it organizes your videos for you too.
[19:02] <flashblind> finger
[19:02] <t3pleni9> the mount command doesn't show the sda2 and sda3 how to add them
[19:03] <Piet> shrini_: actually madwifi may work for you. install the  linux-restricted-modules-* package
[19:03] <surja> dayo: I don't think so... i haven't been able to configure them at all
[19:03] <tdn> HikeTech, ok. What are the biggest time consumers that prevent that?
[19:03] <parapanghelescu> mheath > does you know any other one ???
[19:03] <parapanghelescu> and ..it' works in Ubuntu ?
[19:03] <dayo> surja: in the second line of the ifconfig output, are there IP numbers after ' inet addr:'  ?
[19:05] <erUSUL> t3pleni9: sudo mount -t [vfstype] /dev/whatever /mount/point
[19:05] <surja> dayo: yes there are ... eth0      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:02:3f:ea:d3:db
[19:05] <surja>           inet6 addr: fe80::202:3fff:feea:d3db/64 Scope:Link ... and eth1      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:1a:73:1c:f2:c2
[19:05] <surja>           inet6 addr: fe80::21a:73ff:fe1c:f2c2/64 Scope:Link
[19:06] <flashblind> surja: Please use paste bin
[19:06] <dayo> surja: ok, hold on.
[19:06] <flashblind> !pastebin | surja
[19:06] <Jack_Sparrow> flashblind thanks for making that clear..
[19:07] <flashblind> Np Jack_Sparrow
[19:07] <HikeTech> tdn, I think ubuntu boots much slower than let's say, Debian, because there are more services that start at boot. You could remove things such as cups if you don't print, maybe remove bluetooth packages if you don't use it, etc.; checkout your startup items too to see what can be removed when you login.
[19:08] <Jack_Sparrow> flashblind what command did you have him run?
[19:08] <lorenzo5891> ciao
[19:08] <surja> thanks.. here it is.. http://paste.ubuntu.com/172510/
[19:08] <flashblind> Jack_Sparrow: whio?
[19:08] <flashblind> Jack_Sparrow: who?
[19:08] <Jack_Sparrow> surja
[19:08] <surja> yes?
[19:08] <flashblind> Jack_Sparrow:   29.
[19:08] <flashblind>   30.
[19:08] <flashblind>       00:1f.5 Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corporation 82801EB/ER (ICH5/ICH5R) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 02)
[19:08] <flashblind>   31.
[19:08] <flashblind>       05:02.0 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme BCM5782 Gigabit Ethernet (rev 03)
[19:08] <flashblind> Submit a correction or amendment below (click here to make a fresh posting)ifconfig
[19:08] <tdn> HikeTech, where can I see which services that start up? And where can I enable/disable them? Is there a way to only start some services (such as CUPS and so on) when they are needed? Windows allows this.
[19:09] <carpii> tdn, check system settings -> advanced
[19:09] <kebomix> hello , my bluetooth send and browse phone , but it don't receive  , phones says "Sending Failed"  while sending to my laptop
[19:09] <carpii> or you can install the chkconfig package and do it all from cmdline like redhat
[19:09] <surja> here is the output of ifconfig .. http://paste.ubuntu.com/172514/
[19:10] <hahahhahahha> UBUNTU SUCKS. GO WINDOWS 7.
[19:10] <Dr_Willis> hahahhahahha:  it dosent have printer drivers for my printer.
[19:10] <hahahhahahha> AND THEIR AWESOME SECURITY!
[19:10]  * Dr_Willis goes back to sleep now
[19:10] <hahahhahahha> Lmao. So true.
[19:10] <tdn> carpii, can I make a service start up when it is needed? Like CUPS only starting up, when I need to print?
[19:10] <Piet> Dr_Willis: but it has caps
[19:10] <hahahhahahha> J/K.
[19:10] <hahahhahahha> I (L) Ubuntu.
[19:11]  * erUSUL takes a mask he can not stand troll smell
[19:11] <hahahhahahha> I'm actually running my server on it.
[19:11] <carpii> tdn, you mean on demand, or manually start it ?
[19:11] <dayo> surja: are u sure u can't get online with that? i can ping u just fine.
[19:11] <tdn> carpii, automatically.
[19:11] <carpii> tdn, i think youd need to setup inetd
[19:11] <carpii> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inetd
[19:12] <carpii> but i dont really know whether its suitable for cups and stuff
[19:12] <HikeTech> Startup items can be found in your preferences if you use gnome, as far as daemons, ask someone in here, I use Arch and it's in /etc/rc.conf, but I think Ubuntu might be different.
[19:12] <surja> yes i can configure the ADSL internet connection using pppoeconfig
[19:13] <surja> but i cant share files with another computer using a cross cable,.. though it works in windows xp
[19:13] <dayo> surja: how are u trying to share? scp?
[19:13] <surja> i cannot configure the net connection using the Networkmanager applet
[19:14] <tdn> carpii, can I also make some modules only load when they are needed? Like yenta? I hardly ever use PCMCIA or bluetooth.
[19:14] <dayo> surja: can u rightClick the NM applet and see a working menu?
[19:14] <surja> the Networkmanager applet does not list any interface
[19:14] <surja> yes i can
[19:14] <synt4x> is there a way to revert to the old touchpad scroll style?? I really don't like the two finger scroll
[19:15] <surja> the Enable Networking boxes are checked
[19:15] <surja> when I click Edit connections and create a new wired connection.. nothing shows up
[19:16] <Meuha> bonjour...
[19:16] <dayo> surja: look around on your desktop, maybe EditConnections is already open from a previous try?
[19:16] <surja> or when I add a new DSL connection using Networkmanager applet, nothing is created either
[19:16] <Cryptic_Donkey> !fr | meuserj
[19:17] <surja> should it ask for the root password when I try to Edit Connection.. because it does not ask for any
[19:17] <surja> dayo: Edit connections is not open.. I checked
[19:17] <erUSUL> surja: system>Preferences>Network connections ?
[19:18] <dayo> surja: checked all the other Workspaces?
[19:18] <Cryptic_Donkey> !fr | meuha
[19:18] <whartung> Simple Gnome question. I have a executable that I want to put in the "Applications->Programming" menu on my Gnome desktop. I have a .desktop file (I cloned an existing one), but no entry shows up. I have the file in ~/.local/share/applications. Any pointers?
[19:19] <surja> dayo: yes I checked.. nothing open there
[19:19] <elu> any one help diagnose an issue with installation. I have installed Ubuntu on several systems before i just tried to install on a brand new laptop with XP there already and I cant see the intall menu fromthe live CD boot up. Its all tiled and unreadable persume its a resolution graphics issue
[19:19] <surja> tried once more to Add a new connection but nothing shows up
[19:19] <dayo> surja: hmmm. well, i'm stumped. try rebooting, maybe that helps :-/
[19:19] <quaal> how do i configure the application that handles screensaver control
[19:19] <pepperjack> surja: we store the password for a few minutes so if you have gksudo or sudo'd recently it wont
[19:19] <surja> and no error messages either
[19:19] <Throw_Laptop_At_> Can anyone tell me if it is possible to use the built in Windows Partition program to safely resize my linux (ubuntu) parition
[19:20] <Throw_Laptop_At_> I am having trouble making a bootable GParted USB and I have no Cds
[19:20] <carpii> use gparted from the livecd
[19:20] <pepperjack> Throw_Laptop_At_: i would not trust it to work well with ext3 or 4
[19:20] <surja> pepperjack: I haven't sudo'd at all
[19:20] <mib_93tuonrp> piet
[19:20] <andrew_> hi can i get flock yet?
[19:20] <brandonban6> Throw_Laptop_At_, that is a scary thought, clone your ubuntu system, resize, format, re-image.
[19:20] <carpii> Throw_Laptop_At_, have you tried putting a ubuntu image onto usb via unetbootin ?
[19:20] <genii> Throw_Laptop_At_: Since Windows doesn't know how to read ext2/3/4 filesystems without special drivers, any data on the partition will be lost
[19:21] <dayo> andrew_: flock is bloatedFirefox
[19:21] <pepperjack> Throw_Laptop_At_: i second unetbootin very slick tool available for windows as well
[19:21] <surja> dayo: the NetworManager applet keeps showing a little cross mark even after I reboot
[19:21] <mib_93tuonrp> piet, i think my internet has broken again
[19:21] <Kalmi>  Throw_Laptop_At +1
[19:21] <andrew_> nah well i think right but i love my twitter so i wanna get it
[19:21] <mrkaps> andrew_: how about NOT using a regitered nick
[19:21] <andrew_> it ha sall the media plug ins
[19:21] <mrkaps> registered even
[19:21] <andrew_> i do
[19:22] <dayo> surja: what do u see when u leftClick the NM?
[19:22] <surja> how can I check which brand lan card it is?
[19:22] <Throw_Laptop_At_> genii: So since this is fresh install of Ubuntu i could change my current 2gb partiton of linux and merge it with the 15 gb of un allocated space
[19:22] <mrkaps> andrew_: out of courtesy, ill give you a few seconds to change your nick
[19:22] <erUSUL> surja: lspci | grep -i net
[19:22] <Piet> mib_93tuonrp: :-/
[19:22] <Throw_Laptop_At_> then could i specify ubuntu to install on that new disk area?
[19:22] <genii> Throw_Laptop_At_: Yup, so long as you don't care what's on it before you install to it
[19:22] <mib_93tuonrp> I JEST
[19:22] <Piet> mib_93tuonrp: pastebin the log file if you want me to verify it.
[19:22] <Throw_Laptop_At_> or should i just wait until tomorrow, and go and get a blank cd
[19:22] <andrew_> why?
[19:22] <andrew_>  it registered
[19:23] <mrkaps> fine, be a dick
[19:23] <kebomix> hello , my bluetooth send and browse phone , but it don't receive  , phones says "Sending Failed"  while sending to my laptop
[19:23] <mib_93tuonrp> sorry piet, just having a joke :P
[19:23] <genii> !language | mrkaps / andrew_
[19:23] <oobbon> How do I mount an SDcard that i just plugged into my box?
[19:23] <oobbon> A flash drive sdcard
[19:23] <Kalmi> kebomix, what kind of phone is it?
[19:23] <Piet> mib_93tuonrp: i dont know what JEST is
[19:23] <elu> any ideas on messed up screen during installation froma live cd? safe graphics works Can i force a refresh rate?
[19:23] <grea8> how to configure wireless in ubuntu?
[19:24] <elu> safe graphics doesnt work sorry
[19:24] <mib_93tuonrp> it just means i joke
[19:24] <andrew_> Piet: 'in jest' would mean, 'in a joking manner'
[19:24] <surja> dayo: http://paste.ubuntu.com/172523/ ... see there are two controllers being shown
[19:24] <kebomix> kalmi :  any phone , i tried alot , Nokia n95 , Nokia n80 ,all phone dont send
[19:24] <mib_93tuonrp> piet, i sorted out the package manager ;)
[19:24] <oobbon> How do I mount an SDcard that i just plugged into my box?
[19:24] <mib_93tuonrp> everything is working
[19:24] <Piet> andrew_: ah, thanks :)
[19:24] <Slart> oobbon: usually they are mounted automatically
[19:24] <Cryptic_Donkey> !wireless | elu
[19:24] <grea8> how to configure wireless in ubuntu?
[19:24] <dayo> surja: the first one's your wifi
[19:25] <oobbon> Slart, im at the command line
[19:25] <dayo> surja: second one's your wired
[19:25] <surja> dayo: can i post a screenshot anywhere to show it to you?
[19:25] <Piet> mib_93tuonrp: everything but or everything including internet access?
[19:25] <oobbon> not using a Windows terminal
[19:25] <mib_93tuonrp> everything including my internet
[19:25] <dayo> surja: sure
[19:25] <surja> dayo: you can see the menu then
[19:25] <grea8> how to configure wireless in ubuntu?
[19:25] <oobbon> How do I view the contents of my sd card that was mounted?
[19:25] <mib_93tuonrp> grea8 whats the problem youre having?
[19:25] <oobbon> im at the terminal
[19:25] <surja> dayo: how do I send the screenshot to you?
[19:25] <Piet> mib_93tuonrp: so this was false alert, i guess
[19:25] <Slart> oobbon: hmm.. not sure if automounting is a gnome thing.. or a udev thing..  you can check in the syslog what device it's available as..
[19:25] <dayo> surja: try http://imgur.com/
[19:25] <surja> ok
[19:26] <ryan_> i love my asus eee
[19:26] <mib_93tuonrp> piet, just been installing some apps etc
[19:26] <Slart> oobbon: the syslog will tell you if automounting failed for some reason too
[19:26] <mib_93tuonrp> ryan_ you got netbook remix installed?
[19:26] <Piet> mib_93tuonrp: i'D still be interested in looking at the log, even if it does work, so i'll know what it looks like when it works for you
[19:26] <ryan_> yes i do
[19:26] <oobbon> Slart lsusb says its Dev 04
[19:26] <ryan_> just installed yesterday
[19:26] <mib_93tuonrp> ok piet, ill do it a bit later on
[19:26] <elu> hmm wireless is not what i need. Installation problems in respect to garbled tiled screens..
[19:26] <grea8> <mib_93tuonrp:r u there?
[19:27] <ForgeAus> wow scubuntu, science ubuntu, thats a distro I hadn't heard of til now! ... itneresting
[19:27] <Piet> mib_93tuonrp: alright, thanks
[19:27] <mib_93tuonrp> yes grea8
[19:27] <Slart> oobbon: I don't think you can mount stuff using the info from lsusb
[19:27] <erUSUL> Slart: i can tell that is responsability of hal (hald etc)
[19:27] <grea8> <mib_93tuonrp:i have inbuilt wireless in my system i want to use it in ubuntu
[19:27] <erUSUL> Slart: i'm having problems with it as of late ;P
[19:27] <Slart> erUSUL: so usb sticks, external drives and such should automount even if you're running ubuntu server?
[19:28] <ryan_> wireless can be a pain
[19:28] <grea8> <mib_93tuonrp:i want to share my frnds laptop(having ubuntu ) with mine
[19:28] <mib_93tuonrp> i cant really help with trhat
[19:28] <oobbon> slar i got it thanks
[19:28] <mib_93tuonrp> sorry
[19:28] <oobbon> it was /dev/sdb
[19:28] <mib_93tuonrp> piet can we chat in the empty chat again?
[19:29] <erUSUL> Slart: i dunno steps to cure the simptons i see... make sure hald is running ( sudo /etc/init.d/hald restart) then force mount ( gnome-mount /dev/sdxx ) repeat the two steps if neccesary
[19:29] <genii> oobbon: First find what /dev/sdX or so it gave the card. If you:   dmesg|tail       after inserting it, should say there. Also you can find this usually from result of: sudo fdisk -l    (and look for correct size drive). You ned to make a dir to mount it to. So something like: sudo mkdir /media/somename           Then a mount command similar to:   sudo mount /dev/sdz1 /media/somename                  If the devicename is sdz and it has 1 partition for ins
[19:29] <genii>  If not native linux fileystem, you may need to specify type with the -t <fstype> option (eg:  -t ntfs   or -t vfat     etc,etc)
[19:30] <Slart> erUSUL: thanks
[19:30] <elu> is ther a way to alter levi ccd boot options for screen refresh rates?
[19:30] <elu> i forced resolution but that didnt work
[19:31] <elu> i still get tiled garbled screen out put int he install page
[19:31] <elu> live cd even
[19:31] <jess> hello
[19:31] <neurobuntu> elu have you tried the alternate install cd
[19:31] <dayo> !welcome | jess
[19:32] <elu> neurobuntu: no i havent
[19:32] <mib_93tuonrp> are there any cool apps for netbook remix?
[19:32] <neurobuntu> elu, try that....
[19:33] <IndyGunFreak> mib_93tuonrp: same ones there are for the regular releases..
[19:33] <matrix_> how can i watch videos on vimeo.com i can watch videos on youtube.com but in vimeo.com i can not play videos
[19:33] <god__> ok i've got a problem with my wireless being limited to 1mb/s.  i've found a quick fix that works but i have to run it everytime i boot up.  there's a long term fix but i don';t have one of the folders it says.  it says i've got to add this "pre-up iwconfig wlan0 rate 54M" to the /etc/network/interfaces then run a command in the terminal.. the problem is i don't appear to have a NETWORK folder
[19:33] <surja> dayo: sorry I can't take a screenshot with the NM clicked
[19:33] <elu> ok will do thanks neurobuntu
[19:33] <surja> dayo: when I left click the NM, the menu pops up and the Wired Network and Wireless Networks are grayed out
[19:34] <surja> they are inactive and I can'r click them
[19:34] <surja> can't*
[19:34] <dayo> surja: well, really don't know what to do. i can't figure out how they'd be greyed out and u still get a connection :-(
[19:35] <matrix_> how can i watch videos on vimeo.com i can watch videos on youtube.com but in vimeo.com i can not play videos
[19:35] <ubuntu> Could someone share with me their /etc/crypttab and /etc/initramfs-tools/modules files if you're running lvm over luks?  I installed on an existing system, but I can't get it to boot.
[19:35] <Slart> god__: mm.. no /etc/network folder.. that would be odd.. are you running jaunty?
[19:35] <yuri20_> Can anybody tell mi how can I connect to the biggest polish channel of irc ?
[19:35] <god__> slart i'm running xubuntu
[19:35] <surja> dayo: i remember it did work perfectly in 8.04
[19:35] <yuri20_> Sorry but I am a new user of Ubuntu
[19:36] <erUSUL> yuri20_: is the channel on the freenode network ? what's the channel name ?
[19:36] <dayo> surja: well, i hear about a lot of stuff that worked in 8.04/.10 not working in 9.04 now. which is why i stick with hardy and ibex. hardy on my servers and desktops. ibex on my laptop.
[19:36] <yuri20_> I don't know but i want to connect to the BIGGEST channel
[19:36] <cesarcc21> hola alguien español
[19:36] <erUSUL> !es | cesarcc21
[19:36] <Slart> god__: can you pastebin an output of "ls /etc"? you can use pastebinit and then run "ls /etc | pastebinit"
[19:36] <yuri20_> You know them ?
[19:36] <vishal> hi
[19:37] <erUSUL> yuri20_: no
[19:37] <erUSUL> !pl | yuri20_
[19:37] <Fishscene> Is anyone having trouble with the NVIDIA drivers for Ubuntu 8.10 / 9.04?
[19:37] <surja> dayo: well this is out of context, but I think it's safer to just stick with 8.10 or 8.04
[19:37] <cesarcc21> holaaaaaaaaaaa
[19:37] <Buttons840> Anyone know how I can stop add/remove programs from writing to the sources.list file?  I've been testing the use of local repositories, but every time I attempt to use add/remove it adds a line into the sources.list file.  I have set the permissions of that file so that root and all others have read only access, but add/remove can still add a line (something I can't even do as root at present)?
[19:37] <yuri20_> That's it
[19:37] <Slart> Fishscene: works for me
[19:37] <Fishscene> Slart: What graphics card do you have?
[19:37] <yuri20_> Bye and sorry for problems :D
[19:37] <Slart> Fishscene: 8800 gtx
[19:37] <dayo> surja: i agree
[19:37] <matrix_> how can i watch videos on vimeo.com i can watch videos on youtube.com but in vimeo.com i can not play videos
[19:38] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  why cant you do it as root? its just a regular file.. The add/remove tool - is rather.. pathic in ways.. You may want to start using synaptic.
[19:38] <Fishscene> Slart: I have an 8800 GTS. (2 of them). Whenever I install the restricted drivers (from Ubuntu or from the website), GDM can't start. =(
[19:38] <mrpockets> OH HEY!!!!11one
[19:38] <surja> dayo: thanks for your time.. I guess I'll keep looking then :)
[19:38] <carpii> yeah add/remove programs is pretty duff.
[19:38] <Dr_Willis> Fishscene:  hmm.. my 8800gtsXXX works :) I just got the 1 however.
[19:38] <carpii> I wish theyd just launch synaptic or adept
[19:38] <mrpockets> dude so i upgraded the other day
[19:38] <mrpockets> whats cool about 910?
[19:38] <Slart> Fishscene: have a look in /var/log/Xorg.0.log .. if it fails there should be an error in there
[19:38] <dayo> surja: hey, u're welcome. sorry i wasn't much of help.
[19:39] <mrpockets> Somebody WOW me!
[19:39]  * dayo WOWS mrpockets 
[19:39] <Fishscene> I'll take note of that as my machine is a 10 minute drive away from me =(
[19:39] <Dr_Willis> mrpockets:  it cured my dogs cancer.
[19:39] <Fishscene> Is there anything else I should look for to help nail this down?
[19:39] <Slart> mrpockets: why noy ask in #ubuntu+1.. that is the official channel for 9.10
[19:39] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, I can't do it because I've set read only permissions, even for root.  (I can change the permission and then make changes if I want.)  The thing that is interesting, is that add/remove can make changes even when the permission is read only for both root and all others.
[19:39] <surja> dayo: no probs :) take care ok... its midnight here in India and I do have to log off now. Bye for now :)
[19:39] <matrix_> how can i watch videos on vimeo.com i can watch videos on youtube.com but in vimeo.com i can not play videos
[19:40] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  hmm ive never notice read only affecting root...
[19:40] <w1ll> How do you change the port X listens to from 6000 to some other port?
[19:41] <dayo> surja: bye. take care :-)
[19:41] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, well, maybe I'm not understanding.  I have set read only for root in permissions, does that actually do anything?  When I open the file in gedit as root, I cannot save the changes, so long as it's set as read only.
[19:41] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  even vi can write to a read only file with the right options
[19:41] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  it can be overridden by the right stuff. :) I just made a read only file, and i could edit it with vi If i used :!w  to force the write
[19:42] <DaveJ1337> Does Best Buy sell motherboards?
[19:42] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  so you CAN alter the file with the right tools even if its read only
[19:42] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, so am I to understand that permissions have no influence on root?
[19:42] <Dr_Willis> DaveJ1337:  not that ive seen.
[19:42] <DaveJ1337> lame...
[19:42] <DaveJ1337> newegg it is...
[19:42] <DaveJ1337> thanks
[19:42] <ryan_> possibly, not good ones if they do
[19:42] <ryan_> i hate best buy
[19:42] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  its   somewhat inforced. :) so its not 'no influence'
[19:42] <Dr_Willis> I wouldent buy much from BB - unless its on sale
[19:42] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, also, how can I protect a file?  Can Vi overwrite protected files even without the root password?
[19:43] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  if you use vi as root.. yes it can.
[19:43] <MrPunkin> Hey guys. New to ubuntu for anything. Been on CentOS as a server ENV for a few years but trying a ubuntu server. Quick Q. Never done apt-get stuff before. I'm getting this error "NO_PUBKEY 5F850D830090DAAD" when trying to add a custom repository to the sources.list.d/other.sources.list file I made.
[19:43] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, root > permissions.   ;)
[19:43] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  you may want to use synaptic and set the repositories. and see if it still adds the line. WHAT line is the thing adding anyway?
[19:43] <Hiemanshu> Hello everyone
[19:43] <erUSUL> !gpg
[19:43] <erUSUL> !aptkey
[19:43] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, it adds deb http://archive.ubuntu.com//  blah blah whatever
[19:44] <Dr_Willis> There is also some Unmutiable? flag to make somthing even more write protedvcted..
[19:44]  * erUSUL never remembers that factoid...
[19:44] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  and why is that an issue?
[19:44] <erUSUL> !gpgerr
[19:44] <erUSUL> !gpgerr > MrPunkin
[19:44] <sebsebseb> MrPunkin: security message I think
[19:44] <CiPHER_> Piet:Posting log in a few,I did what you said and restarted and nothing fixed and now running in low graphics
[19:44] <crypt_help> Could someone share with me their /etc/crypttab and /etc/initramfs-tools/modules files if you're running lvm over luks?  I installed on an existing system, but I can't get it to boot.
[19:44] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, I'm trying to test an local repository, and I don't want it to look to the online repos.
[19:44] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  you could edit the hosts file so that  address points to the local machine
[19:44] <CiPHER_> This is Joe
[19:44] <sebsebseb> MrPunkin: to tell you your not adding from a trusted source,  I think
[19:44] <judget_> Does anyone know if with jaunty the xorg.conf is still used?
[19:44] <Hiemanshu> judget_, yes it
[19:44] <judget_> Just upgraded and I have a small display issue
[19:45] <synt4x> once again, is there a way to revert to the old touchpad scroll style?? I really don't like the two finger scroll
[19:45] <MrPunkin> sebsebseb: but will my apt-get install work after that, or is it an error that will stop that?
[19:45] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, I have sources.list set up pointing to local repos on the hdd.
[19:45] <Hiemanshu> judget_, what is wrong
[19:45] <judget_> ok thanks one display on my laptop is 16:9 1200x800 and the external one is 1024x768
[19:45] <judget_> with Intrepid I was able to fill both displays
[19:45] <judget_> using the intel driver
[19:45] <gianluca> !it
[19:45] <jake77> Ciao a tutti <-=® Project v3 ®=->
[19:46] <judget_> with jaunty the laptop display is 4:3 with black on left and right
[19:46] <sebsebseb> MrPunkin: you can ignore security warning, but   it's a good idea that your only adding repos from a trusted source
[19:46] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, I'll just use synaptic, it doesn't have any problems.  I just wanted to know more about permissions, and you helped me.  Thanks.
[19:46] <Hiemanshu> judget_, you need to probably reconfigure the file
[19:46] <MrPunkin> sebsebseb: I added a source for the package I need to install per the packages site. I trust that enough personally.
[19:46] <judget_> I tried changing the xorg conf to have 1200x800  but it does not seem to do that
[19:46] <macman_> guys
[19:47] <judget_> I can pastebin my xorg if u like
[19:47] <macman_> if i delete the extended partition from ubuntu will that effect anything ?
[19:47] <Hiemanshu> judget_, yes please do so
[19:47] <snuxoll> holy crap, our health insurance's website is amazing
[19:47] <judget_> ok hold on a sec
[19:47] <Hiemanshu> macman_, whats on the partion?
[19:47] <sebsebseb> MrPunkin: which site?
[19:47] <Hiemanshu> macman_, gives me the output of sudo fdisk -l
[19:47] <Jack_Sparrow> judget_ sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && pastebinit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[19:47] <Dr_Willis> Buttons840:  there is some apt-cache proxy tool that allows you the best of both. :) it caches what gets downloaded.. and grabs stuff as needed from the internet
[19:47] <MrPunkin> http://modrails.com
[19:47] <Hiemanshu> !pastebin ! macman_
[19:48] <Buttons840> Dr_Willis, yes, I am using apt-proxy currently.
[19:48] <MrPunkin> suggests adding the apt.brightbox.net repo for their package they have for Passenger
[19:48] <sebsebseb> MrPunkin: sounds like some  site I never heard of,  i'll have a little look
[19:48] <Hiemanshu> !pastebin | macman_
[19:48] <judget_> Jack Sparrow ???
[19:48] <Hiemanshu> !pastebin | judget_
[19:48] <modderx> what virtualzation program between vmware workstation and virtualbox do you guys recommend?
[19:48] <Hiemanshu> modderx, depends
[19:48] <judget_> ok i have used pastebin but not that bway before
[19:49] <Hiemanshu> modderx, i would recommend VMWare if you can afford it
[19:49] <macman_> Hiemanshu: hold on
[19:49] <modderx> I have install virtualbox but i can't get it to 1900x1200 resolution or recognize my usb thumb drives which sucks
[19:49] <Buttons840> modderx, virtualbox has worked very smooth for me, simple and does everything i want
[19:49] <Murre> Does anyone has Starcraft running on their linux-computer via Wine?
[19:49] <Hiemanshu> modderx, you need to set it up right
[19:49] <macman_> why do you need fdisk ? its the normal ubuntu install .. primary / Extended and swap
[19:49] <Jack_Sparrow> modderx I think you need vbox from online to get usb
[19:50] <judget_> here is my pastebin http://pastebin.com/m2c806c4a
[19:50] <Hiemanshu> macman_, i need to know whats where
[19:50] <Buttons840> modderx, you can mount your usb as a shared folder
[19:50] <Hiemanshu> judget_, give me a sec
[19:50] <modderx> I did install it from virtualbox website
[19:50] <macman_> Hiemanshu: http://pastie.org/478289
[19:50] <CiPHER_> Piet:http://pastebin.com/m1972acce
[19:50] <modderx> I tried that but then do not show up in the guest?
[19:50] <sebsebseb> MrPunkin: if you trust the site, then I guess it will be ok
[19:50] <modderx> were should i look for shared folders/
[19:50] <judget_> take your time i greatly appreciate the assistance
[19:50] <sebsebseb> MrPunkin: and you can add security keys to repos
[19:50] <Buttons840> modderx, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox/SharedFolders this helped me a lot
[19:50] <Hiemanshu> judget_, pretty incomplete
[19:51] <judget_> hmmm
[19:51] <modderx> Ok ill try that thanks Buttons840
[19:51] <judget_> well that seemed to work fine with Intrepid
[19:51] <Hiemanshu> macman_, its got swap so you can delete it
[19:51] <Hiemanshu> macman_, how much ram on the comp?
[19:51] <Hiemanshu> judget_, wait
[19:51] <judget_> ok
[19:52] <Buttons840> modderx, also, be sure you have the additions installed.  Do you?
[19:52] <Buttons840> modderx, once that is done it should automatically allow higher resolutions.
[19:52] <macman_> Hiemanshu: 2gb of ram
[19:52] <Hiemanshu> yes you can delete it
[19:52] <Hiemanshu> then
[19:52] <macman_> Hiemanshu: so nothing will mess up right ?
[19:52] <Hiemanshu> no
[19:53] <patrick> hi
[19:53] <macman_> Hiemanshu: why do i have extended anyway
[19:53] <Hiemanshu> judget_, run this : sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[19:53] <CiPHER_> Can someone help me my mouse problem please,it roams and clicks randomly every now and then here is my pastebin log
[19:53] <Hiemanshu> macman_, you can have only 4 primary partition
[19:53] <CiPHER_> http://pastebin.com/m1972acce
[19:53] <patrick> resolution problems eh
[19:53] <cn> hello, i am new with ubuntu (jaunty). My system is running nearly perfect except of hdmi audio. I googled and it seems i can fix the problem with updating pulseaudio from 0.9.14 to 0.9.15. but i cant find this update. Is there an easy/secure way to update it?
[19:53] <Hiemanshu> and to add more than you need to have extended
[19:53] <Buttons840> Is there away to download the ubuntu docs at help.ubuntu.com ?
[19:53] <judget_> ok i know that command but will it allow me to still have a big desktop?
[19:54] <Hiemanshu> that will configure it right for you
[19:54] <patrick> try synaptic
[19:54] <Hiemanshu> be sure to have both connected
[19:54] <Fishscene> CiPHER_: are you sure your mouse itself is working correctly?
[19:54] <CiPHER_> Fishscene: I just wiped off XP where it was wroking correctly so yes
[19:54] <Fishscene> ohok
[19:55] <patrick> does everybody here is windows haters?
[19:55] <macman_> Hiemanshu: im going to add more primary paritions
[19:55] <sebsebseb> patrick: no
[19:55] <Hiemanshu> macman_, you havent got any space to add them
[19:55] <Slart> patrick: nope
[19:55] <Hiemanshu> macman_, in extended only about 4g space is there
[19:55] <gpled> has anyone notice firefox goes into random sleep mode, with 9.04?
[19:55] <judget_> I ran the reconfigure let me reboot and ill be right back
[19:55] <ryan_> no, i love windows 7 :)
[19:55] <Hiemanshu> apprxo
[19:55] <ror> I love windows 2000
[19:55] <CiPHER_> Fishscene:It opens up random files and programs,jumps side to side and clicks,very strange bug. Never seen anything like it,lol
[19:55] <sebsebseb> Vista is ok!
[19:56] <patrick> windows is not free though
[19:56] <Hiemanshu> Windows 7 is superb
[19:56] <thiebaude> hi sebsebseb
[19:56] <ryan_> windows 7 is free as of now
[19:56] <Hiemanshu> patrick, win 7 RC is though
[19:56] <sebsebseb> !freedom
[19:56] <sebsebseb> !ot
[19:56] <CiPHER_> Windows is good if you dont want to put in the extra work to make a better OS in my opinion :)
[19:56] <ryan_> most people pirate windows anyway
[19:56] <ryan_> so its free
[19:56] <patrick> lol
[19:56] <thiebaude> it just works
[19:56] <sebsebseb> !piracy |  ryan_
[19:56] <Hiemanshu> ryan_, free is better than pirated
[19:57] <ryan_> oops
[19:57] <ryan_> sorry
[19:57] <patrick> yeah right!
[19:57] <wildc4rd__> looking for help saving xorg.conf, using nvidia drivers from Gnome
[19:57] <patrick> i have to use windows because almost everybody use it
[19:57] <Fishscene> Have you tried unplugging/replugging it? or is it a wireless mouse?
[19:57] <Hiemanshu> wildc4rd__, whats wrong?
[19:57] <patrick> i must comply
[19:57] <thiebaude> !wubi
[19:57] <erUSUL> !ot | patrick
[19:57] <patrick> and the hames i like the most is in windows
[19:57] <patrick> *games
[19:58] <ryan_> i think windows 7 will be a great OS
[19:58] <BlueMe> Hello, can you help me with evolution? In calendar i can't select a hour while creating an new appointment and it results in no appointment created :( I tryed also Korganizer but I can't select my language...it's a bit buggy. I have ubuntu 9.04
[19:58] <chetnick> anybody running 9.04 on tablet-pc or something like that?
[19:58] <Hiemanshu> patrick, thats not a reason to drink because everyone does
[19:58] <sebsebseb> !ot |  ryan_
[19:58] <judget_> judget_ is back with mirrored screens
[19:58] <macman_> Hiemanshu: i have lots of room
[19:58] <chetnick> ryan_: It will be better than Vista
[19:58] <Hiemanshu> judget_, works?
[19:58] <ryan_> sebsebseb: thanks
[19:58] <Hiemanshu> macman_, but the ubuntu partition is too big
[19:58] <ror> get the hint guys, go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:58] <Pici> Please stop. This is the UBUNTU support channel.  It is not a discussion channel. It is not a windows channel.
[19:58] <macman_> Hiemanshu: i can resize it :P
[19:58] <Hiemanshu> macman_, resize it using Live CD
[19:58] <patrick> wow really enjoying this
[19:58] <macman_> Hiemanshu: gparted
[19:59] <Hiemanshu> macman_, yes
[19:59] <Akos_Beginner> hi
[19:59] <Akos_Beginner> TEll me please, how can I save Internet Radio music to mp3? Like xmplay, but AFAIK that is only for Windows..
[19:59] <thiebaude> please ppl ubuntu questions
[19:59] <macman_> yes i know .. thanks anyway
[19:59] <CiPHER_> Can someone take a look at my log and suggest what I may do to try to fix my mouse problem please?
[19:59] <Akos_Beginner> Tommorrow I will travel a lot and it is boring without music...
[19:59] <Hiemanshu> macman_, no problem
[19:59] <wildc4rd__> Hiemanshu, it won't save the resolution settings, says 'unable to create new X config backup file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup
[19:59] <Dr_Willis> Akos_Beginner:  'streamripper' tool can do that. or tunapie, or streamtuner perhaps
[19:59] <Hiemanshu> wildc4rd__, how are you installing the drivers?
[19:59] <ryan_> ot! | Akos_Beginner
[19:59] <wildc4rd__> just through X
[20:00] <alberto_> hi
[20:00] <Hiemanshu> 3
[20:00] <wildc4rd__> , the nvidia X Server Settings
[20:00] <Hiemanshu> wildc4rd__, do an sudo apt-get nvidia
[20:00] <Hiemanshu> wildc4rd__, you have the drivers?
[20:00] <wildc4rd__> yes
[20:01] <patrick> is ATI catalyst free?
[20:01] <Hiemanshu> wildc4rd__, and how does the server settings run with root permissions?
[20:01] <Hiemanshu> i mean does it run with root
[20:01] <Hiemanshu> permissions
[20:01] <LZ> Hello guys . May I have some help please ?
[20:01] <linuzo> I am using Ubuntu Server for my server and I have a n00b question. I been looking around on google and i'm kinda embarrased to ask. But how do I get the users to be able to tab something in terminal for auto-complete and see the directories in colors like root. It use to be auto with CentOS.
[20:01] <Hiemanshu> LZ, yes
[20:01] <patrick> sure
[20:01] <wildc4rd__> it dosen't, I think that may be the issue
[20:01] <ryan_> AASK
[20:01] <Hiemanshu> wildc4rd__, yes that is the issues
[20:01] <Hiemanshu> issue
[20:02] <sebsebseb> LZ: sure just ask, what would you like help with?
[20:02] <Hiemanshu> wildc4rd__, only run can access /etc/X!!
[20:02] <jim__> linuzo: aptitude install bash-completion
[20:02] <Hiemanshu> X11
[20:02] <linuzo> thanks jim
[20:02] <etienne_> EtieMug
[20:02] <CiPHER_> Shouldnt I have a device option for my mouse in xorg.conf?
[20:02] <etienne_> etienne_
[20:02] <eddie_grey> alguem ai sabe se em um Celeron 2.2  1gb de ram Video: ati 330M roda susse o KDE 4?
[20:02] <eddie_grey> no ubuntu 9.04
[20:02] <LZ> I got a bug on skype : there's a delay between the moment I speak and my contact ears it, and it enlarges with time. I don't understand at all.
[20:02] <ryan_> eddie, what
[20:02] <Hiemanshu> !i18
[20:02] <wildc4rd__> mmm, so why do nvidia include a nice little settings window then I wonder, lol
[20:03] <LZ> And it's near to 0 at the beginning.
[20:03] <sebsebseb> !english |  eddie_grey
[20:03] <kukulkan> Hello World!
[20:03] <LZ> hey :)
[20:03] <linuzo> Jim, would I need to reboot the server for it to take effect? or just logout and in again?
[20:03] <kukulkan> forum.ubuntu.ru not work?
[20:03] <jim__> linuzo: the latter
[20:03] <Squideshi> Am I correct in understanding that, out of ATI, Intel nVidia, only Intel provides a fully open source graphics driver?
[20:03] <Fran-X> hello
[20:03] <sebsebseb> kukulkan: maybe you should ask in  #ubuntu-ru
[20:03] <wildc4rd__> ok, that being the case, how do I add a second monitor to X
[20:04] <eddie_grey> ok sorry
[20:04] <patrick> why g++ produces very large executable in windows
[20:04] <Hiemanshu> wildc4rd__, you need to connect both and run sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[20:04] <kukulkan> sebsebseb - thnx!!
[20:04] <sebsebseb> patrick: this is not Windows support try ##windows
[20:04] <Hiemanshu> !ot | patrick
[20:04] <kaw> does ubuntu have a kickstart like in RHEL?
[20:04] <Hiemanshu> kaw, what kind of kickstart
[20:04] <thiebaude> !kickstart
[20:04] <eddie_grey> my computer is a celeron 2.2 1gb ram video card ati onboard 330m,
[20:05] <CiPHER_> Should I have a device option/configuration for my mouse in xorg.conf?
[20:05] <eddie_grey> is compatible for KDE 4?
[20:05] <PC-Ente> abend
[20:05] <Hiemanshu> eddie_grey, yes it will work
[20:05] <Fran-X> anyone know how to add in rhythmbox the similar artists function?
[20:05] <Hiemanshu> !kde | eddie_grey
[20:05] <kaw> being able to aoutmate system config without hands on
[20:05] <Hiemanshu> !kde4 | eddie_grey
[20:05] <Fran-X> in the official site appear but is too old
[20:05] <sebsebseb> Fran-X: no, but Banshee does it, or is that the last.fm plugin
[20:06] <sebsebseb> Fran-X: probably just Banshee
[20:06] <Pupeno> Hello.
[20:06] <Pupeno> Is there a way to print what you are going to record in an audio CD? like a list of tracks.
[20:06] <prlancas> I am having trouble with the network manager applet it does not see my wlan0 although I can manually connect with it. Anyone know how I can debug this?
[20:06] <koder> hello
[20:07] <LZ> hey
[20:07] <koder> anyone here?
[20:07] <sebsebseb> !hi
[20:07] <Fran-X> sebsebseb, i know about banshee but i use rhythmbox because banshee does not remember the last song i displayed when i restart him
[20:07] <sebsebseb> koder: no
[20:07] <koder> k
[20:07] <koder> sorry
[20:07] <nmvictor>  koder: hi,
[20:07] <koder> been years since i
[20:07] <koder> have been on irc
[20:07] <sebsebseb> koder: 1573 or so people here
[20:07] <Fran-X> sebastien, thank you anyway
[20:07] <eddie_grey> does he have a good performance on my computer?
[20:07] <koder> k
[20:07] <koder> i see
[20:07] <koder> popular room then
[20:07] <koder> i don
[20:07] <LZ> So, has anyone any idea why skype creates a huge delay between the moment I speak and the others ear me, but not when they speak ? I can't get it :D
[20:07] <FloodBot2> koder: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:07] <thiebaude> koder: welcome
[20:07] <dkerschner> How can I prevent a user from editing a menus? I'm trying to build a more or less public computers
[20:08] <sebsebseb> koder: yes, but it's not a chat room
[20:08] <black_messiah> Hey guys I just found a bug in rm
[20:08] <black_messiah> in ubuntu
[20:08] <sebsebseb> !support
[20:08] <koder> í dont know this client either
[20:08] <koder> but ok
[20:08] <black_messiah> it is possible to wipe out root
[20:08] <ryan_> i am root
[20:08] <prlancas> Sorry I should probably have satrted with hi :-) it is my first real time using irc
[20:08] <black_messiah> with a very simple command without warning - rm -rf /
[20:08] <black_messiah> where can I report this bug
[20:08] <sebsebseb> !danger
[20:08] <koder> QUESTION: Is it a good idea to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 yet?
[20:08] <Jordan_U> LZ: How can you tell that their isn't a delay in what you are hearing from them?
[20:08] <LZ> hey prlancas. first time here also :D
[20:08] <sebsebseb> !ops |  black_messiah
[20:09] <agentc0re|work> FYI, black_messiah is a lame troll and should be banned.  He can't even troll right.  He just left #slackware because he couldn't even troll our room properly.
[20:09] <Squideshi> I have a restricted driver enabled for a broadcom wireless chipset, and I need to upgrade the Linux kernel; however, it is my understanding that I will lose the ability to use restricted drivers if I do so. Is this correct, and is there any way to work around it?
[20:09] <LZ> They're a delay, but really small, a normal lag on the internet. They ear me like 30s after the moment I began to speak.
[20:09] <sebsebseb> maybe I am mistaken though,   that's the remove / command isn't it?
[20:09] <dkerschner> How can I prevent a user from editing a menus? I'm trying to build a more or less public computer and I don't want them messing with the menus
[20:09] <dkerschner> gnome menus that is
[20:09] <karol> Guys why isn`t my Amarok 2 playing mp3`s ?
[20:10] <Jordan_U> black_messiah: It actually won't work with that command ( still do NOT try it ) and you can't prevent every command that could destroy the system
[20:10] <JohnnyBGoode> hello, can anyone help me with sound? i have 0 sound :(
[20:10] <DBO> Jordan_U, he was just trolling, hes gone
[20:10] <niklas_> I need a tip on versioning: I have added some extra patches to wine-1.1.21~winehq0~ubuntu~9.04-0ubuntu1 - how to call my version?
[20:10] <ellar> karol, is he the only one not playing?
[20:10] <karol> yes
[20:11] <ThJ> I'm trying to make connection tracking work for FTP on my Ubuntu NAT, but the Windows XP command line client refuses to work. What am I doing wrong? I loaded the ip_conntrack_ftp module and tried this iptables rule that's supposed to activate a "helper" and it doesn't work. What gives?
[20:11] <koder> QUESTION: Is it a good idea to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 yet?
[20:11] <Jordan_U> niklas_: Do you want it to be superceded by the next ubuntu update?
[20:11] <sebsebseb> koder: depends
[20:11] <niklas_> Jordan_U: yes
[20:11] <sebsebseb> koder: depends on  the computer you have and to some extent what kind of user you are
[20:11] <ThJ> My Linksys router, which is Linux based too, seems to have no problem with it... But due to using a mobile broadband connection I'm forced to use my EeePC as a router instead.
[20:12] <Squideshi> Is there an IRC channel for kernel or restricted driver questions?
[20:12] <sebsebseb> koder: 8.10 is still good
[20:12] <koder> The computer is a pretty recent laptop (core2duo + 2GB + Nvidia)
[20:12] <Jordan_U> niklas_: Then change ubuntu1 to ubuntu2~1 and I believe that will be superceded by ubuntu2
[20:12] <koder> I am an experienced user
[20:13] <sebsebseb> koder: check out the release notes then  make your mind up if you want to upgrade or not
[20:13] <niklas_> koder: not if you need Amarok's transfer-to-portable-music-player feature or have an old nVidia graphics card
[20:13] <sebsebseb> !notes
[20:13] <koder> niklas: i dont need that no
[20:13] <sebsebseb> niklas_: or Intel graphics card
[20:14] <niklas_> sebsebseb: well, right, from what I've read
[20:14] <porch64> good afternoon....anyone available to help out a brand spanking new user of ubuntu and a little networking problem?  Not looking to share files, just get on the internet
[20:14] <surja> dayo: just wanted to let you know that I tried wicd instead of nm and it is working and shows the Wired connection
[20:14] <koder> sebsebseb: I have read the release notes. Nothing wrong with that, but my brother had to reinstall after upgrading!
[20:14] <sebsebseb> koder: if your experienced you might want to try out the  Ext4 file system, but still some issues  that are mentioned in the release notes
[20:14] <koder> sebsebseb: I have been told that ext4 sucks  :)
[20:14] <Piet> CiPHER_: been on the phone, let me check what your pastebin
[20:14] <niklas_> Jordan_U: and how would I have to name it to not be superceeded?
[20:15] <kindofabuzz> what is the proper way to downgrade a vid card in jaunty? just deactivate the drivers then install new one and activate drivers for it?
[20:15] <thiebaude> koder: i used it and nothing was wrong with it
[20:15] <build_> Hello, is there a safe way to change the default gcc version from 4.3 to 4.2?
[20:15] <karol> Guys my Totem is playing all well but Amarok doesn`t any ideas please?
[20:15] <whileimhere> Hi. I own a copy a Windows Pro. I have a laptop with 1 gig ram and Ubuntu 9.04 installed. I do not want to re-install everything. I would like to know if I can install Windows using visualization or no?
[20:15] <koder> thiebaude: i will give it a try on my next pc. I would like to upgrade now without having to change the fs
[20:16] <sebsebseb> whileimhere: you said windows for both things
[20:16] <Buttons840> how do i paste large sections of text again?
[20:16] <CiPHER_> Piet:Is that the log you were looking for that I sent you?
[20:16] <thiebaude> koder: i cant use ext4 now because im using wubi
[20:16] <koder> whileimhere: you can use vmplayer or virtualbox or so
[20:16] <sebsebseb> whileimhere: Windows can run inside  Ubuntu in a virtual machine, but won't be any good for say 3D Windows gaming.    Ubuntu inside Windows in a virtual machine is ok for trying,  but  setting up a proper  dual boot set up isn't that difficult.
[20:17] <niklas_> whileimhere: VirtualBox is really great
[20:17] <whileimhere> sebsebseb yes I was pointing out that I am a legal owner of a copy of Windows Pro so there would be no license issue with me using it.
[20:17] <kindofabuzz> whileimhere, just throw the windows cd away =)
[20:17] <sthwaites> Hello guys.  Does anyone here have an Ubuntu One account they can use to invite me into the Beta with??
[20:17] <sebsebseb> whileimhere: depends on what  type of  XP Pro you got, some  of them are only made  for the psyical hardware
[20:17] <porter1> sebsebseb, opengl aint too bad. And if you can get WineD3D, a lot of games should work...
[20:17] <Pici> !ot | sthwaites
[20:17] <whileimhere> sebsebseb I just want to have it installed so that if I have to use it while studing for my networking certs I have it at home.
[20:17] <sebsebseb> porter1: what's that???
[20:18] <Buttons840> rules
[20:18] <karol> Anyone having problems with sound in Amarok?
[20:18] <toomai_CH> hello all
[20:18] <DShepherd> UUID=7f0a867c-1490-42d3-9d8d-1e60c04b6ed0 none swap sw 0 0 -- what does the 'sw' mean and do?
[20:18] <sebsebseb> whileimhere: it's not a special lap top version?  if so that might not work in a virtual machine, but you could try inside Windows first
[20:18] <toomai_CH> can someone name me a good programm to rip my music CDs into mp3 (want to use them on my ipod)
[20:18] <porter1> porter1, WineD3D is basically replacing the directx libraries in win32 with the wine equivalents so that everything is generated as OpenGL, which VBox can accelerate
[20:18] <porch64> anyone help me out with a networking problem? trying to hook my ubuntu machien up to the net
[20:18] <whileimhere> It is just a version I bought at Best Buy a few years ago.
[20:18] <sebsebseb> whileimhere: how much RAM do you have?
[20:18] <whileimhere> 1 gig
[20:18] <Jordan_U> niklas_: It depends on when you want it to be superceded and when not, if you want it never ( even on distribution upgrades ) superceded change the major version ( 1.1.21 ) to something large like 999 and there will never be a major version larger than that, but you probably don't want to go that far
[20:18] <sthwaites> Pici: Gotcha... new to IRC
[20:19] <niklas_> toomai_CH: I use soundKonverter
[20:19] <sebsebseb> whileimhere: yep  XP Pro  inside  Ubuntu in a Virtualbox VM will work with that
[20:19] <porter1> sebsebseb, WineD3D is basically replacing the directx libraries in win32 with the wine equivalents so that everything is generated as OpenGL, which VBox can accelerate
[20:19] <Berto> Hi, i'm doing some php and need to find nusoap.php - anyone know where that is?  would probably come from the php-soap module
[20:19] <karol> GUYS whats the best mp3 player in Ubuntu?
[20:19] <Pici> !best | karol
[20:19] <whileimhere> sebsebseb I do not plan to actully use it for anything much.
[20:19] <sebsebseb> whileimhere: what do you plan to use it for?
[20:20] <whileimhere> sebsebseb when I go study for my networking exams they give windows examples to study from.
[20:20] <judget__> MY screens are working correctly now thanks
[20:20] <sebsebseb> porter1: oh right i'll check that out when I clean installed Ubuntu,   something I been wanting to do a few weeks now, but not done yet.  since in  no rush etc
[20:20] <Jordan_U> niklas_: If you want it to be superceded when a new upstream version of wine comes out but not when there is just a new debian patch to the same major version of wine then increment the major version by one and add ~1 like you did before
[20:20] <whileimhere> sebsebseb What package do I need to install?
[20:21] <sebsebseb> whileimhere: are you in Ubuntu now?
[20:21] <whileimhere> I am in Ubuntu now.
[20:21] <kaw> sorry I stepped away, I wanted to know if there is a kickstart that sets things up automatically at install that can be modified
[20:21] <niklas_> Jordan_U: OK, can I also use ~myspecialfeature instead of ~1 ?
[20:21] <porter1> sebsebseb, it doesn't work with Win 7 though. so I'm guessing XP is prbably the best to use it on
[20:21] <sebsebseb> porter1: I  knew  Codeweavers  Games  were doing something like that
[20:21] <thiebaude> !kickstart
[20:21] <niklas_> Jordan_U: so that you can see what it does
[20:21] <porter1> Yeah it'ts the same method Parallels uses for their VM
[20:21] <sebsebseb> porter1: what does not work with Win7?  also that's only a release candidate  or the beta if you got it earlier on.  those stop working after  a certain amount of time
[20:21] <porter1> (Actually the Wine team was upset about it)
[20:22] <judget__> Here is the very simple xorg.conf http://pastebin.com/m4eb3a990
[20:22] <sebsebseb> porter1: I think   can virtual machine  Win7    inside Ubuntu in  Virtualbox on  1GB RAM as well
[20:22] <karol> my amarok 2 doesnt play sound anyone any ideas?
[20:22] <PTR__> Hi! I have an old laptop(800mhz, 512mb ram, 14gb hdd). WinXP is really SLOW, would Ubuntu be a good option? Could this computer do as a surf computer?
[20:22] <judget__> Jack Sparrow thankyou
[20:22] <sebsebseb> PTR__: Ubuntu will work alright on that yeah
[20:22] <kindofabuzz> PTR__, yes, put Xubuntu on it
[20:22] <porch64> can anyone point me in the right direction for getting my ubuntu machine hooked up to the internet through a router?
[20:22] <thiebaude> PTR__: i have 512mb of ram
[20:22]  * PTR__ is considering leaving Windows ;)
[20:22] <niklas_> karol: doesn't it play sounds at all or not just MP3?
[20:23] <porter1> sebsebseb, yeah I was just seeing if it would run Aero at all, which it appeared it couln't
[20:23] <Dr_Willis> PTR__:  that may be a tad sluggish under ubuntu. You may want to try some of the Ultra-light linux distros.
[20:23] <PTR__> I Ubuntu a good choice for a linux newbie?
[20:23] <sebsebseb> PTR__: people recommend  Xubuntu for older hardware, but with 512MB RAM,  standard Ubuntu should be rather fine
[20:23] <PTR__> Dr_Willis: okey, such as?
[20:23] <Buttons840> anyone have an opinion of ubuntu ultimate 1.9?
[20:23] <judget__> Also thankyou Hiemanshu
[20:23] <kindofabuzz> Buttons840, never heard of it
[20:23] <niklas_> PTR__: yes, in my opinion it is the best choice for linux newbies
[20:23] <sebsebseb> PTR__: if you need Windows for something though with 512MB, you probably can't  virtual machine Windows that well
[20:24] <ExAstris> Hi all. I'm trying to install openoffice.org via the add/remove thing, and it is not working. tells me there's conflicting software and I have to use synaptic to find it
[20:24] <ExAstris> but I've uninstalled OOo and no longer have it... why would this be?
[20:24] <kindofabuzz> ExAstris, use Synaptic then
[20:24] <nmvictor>  PTR__: yea,ubuntu resurrects obsolete or non-functioning laptop/PCs because of its high hardware compatibility.just come over here if you need help in installation
[20:24] <karol> niklas_: not at all
[20:24] <PTR__> sebsebseb: I have a new laptop that is running Windows, so that's cool
[20:24] <ExAstris> I've tried. It gives me errors too... hold on, kindofabuzz, I'll try again
[20:24] <Buttons840> ubuntu ultimate is some kind of custom build my cousin insists on using, and then he complains ubuntu sucks because he has never ending trouble, but i don't know anything about it, (he's using it on a aspire one to make matters worse)
[20:24] <sebsebseb> porter1: I think there's something in Windows 7 that would need setting up in  Virtualbox.
[20:24] <PTR__> nmvictor: thanks man!
[20:24] <cameron1> I am sitting here in Live session about to install 9.04. I am going to install /home on separate partition this time. What size should I make that? I put all media on a different HDD. So, should ten gigs be enough for the time being? I have 20gigs alloted to Linux right now, total.
[20:24] <Jordan_U> niklas_: You can say ~patched-for-gamex1 then if you need to update your patch because of a bug, but not update the major wine version you would release ~patched-for-gamex2 and it would supercede the ...gamex1
[20:24] <Dr_Willis> PTR__:  ive ran ubuntu on a 600mhz celleron. so it can do it. Just dont expect any heavy apps to be speedy it should web surf fine.
[20:25] <Fishscene> Ubuntu ultimate is a custom build of ubuntu and is not supported by the Ubuntu community.
[20:25] <kindofabuzz> Buttons840, just because he has trouble doesn't mean everyone else has trouble
[20:25] <nmvictor> ExAstris: would you please give the exact error message,maybe use pastebin,com if ned be
[20:25] <sebsebseb> cameron1: ok partitioning
[20:25] <sebsebseb> cameron1: what partitions do you already have on there?
[20:25] <Jordan_U> niklas_: You might want to read the versioning section here: https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA
[20:25] <ExAstris> nmvictor, it was giving me dependency errors about openoffice.org-core
[20:25] <ExAstris> nmvictor, I'm installing that now, then will try again
[20:26] <kindofabuzz> ExAstris, try sudo apt-get install -f
[20:26] <niklas_> karol: hmm, I'm not sure what to do amarok 2 runs fine for me
[20:26] <cameron1> sebsebseb: I have 320GB. 80 is Windows, 20 is 8.04, 220 is media (ntfs)
[20:26] <sebsebseb> cameron1: do like  12GB  /    your swap space,  and   most of the  space being your home
[20:26] <PTR__> What are the odds that my PCMCIA Wireless network card is working under Ubuntu?
[20:27] <Jordan_U> PTR__: I'd guess 80-90%
[20:27] <niklas_> Jordan_U: I've read most of it, but your last statement made it more clear to me, thank you!
[20:27] <Jordan_U> niklas_: np :)
[20:27] <nmvictor> ExAstris:i wpould help if you gave the exact error.try installing it from the terminal so youd get tthe conflicting package name
[20:27] <judget__> Also thankyou Hiemanshu
[20:28] <ExAstris> kindofabuzz, just says 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 27 not upgraded
[20:28] <ExAstris> nmvictor, hold on and I will
[20:28] <ExAstris> nmvictor, the error is: openoffice.org:
[20:28] <ExAstris>  Depends: openoffice.org-writer2latex but it is not going to be installed
[20:28] <ExAstris> when I try to install that it's openoffice.org:
[20:28] <ExAstris>  Depends: openoffice.org-core but it is not going to be installed
[20:29] <CiPHER_> can someone check out my pastebin and tell me why my mouse jumps from side to side and clicks at random intervals?
[20:29] <niklas_> PTR__: what is your PCMCIA card?
[20:29] <ExAstris> and when I try to install that, it hands on "setting up" in the terminal
[20:29] <cameron1> sebsebseb: So 12GB as "/"  and swap, then the other 8 as my /home sound reasonable?
[20:29] <CiPHER_> http://pastebin.com/m1972acce
[20:29] <coolkourt> im trying to use JRE > 1.5, i keep changing the JRE but it always gives me an error about a free vendor
[20:29] <sebsebseb> cameron1: not quite
[20:29] <sebsebseb> cameron1: 8GB for home  rather small indeed
[20:29] <sebsebseb> cameron1: ,but your going to put most data some where else anyway?
[20:30] <jxberth> why doesnt the live ubuntu CD (64bit) detect all 4GB RAM???
[20:30] <sander> cant you just download the jdks, unzip them and export the JAVA_HOME variable?
[20:30] <thiebaude> jxberth: 64bit doesn't detect the full amount
[20:30] <cameron1> sebsebseb: Yeah, all of it is elsewhere on another HDD/partition.
[20:30] <PTR__> niklas_: Cnet CWC854
[20:30] <sebsebseb> cameron1: well not much point having a seperate home in your case I think
[20:30] <jxberth> thiebaude: ???
[20:31] <sebsebseb> cameron1: also  if you don't format  a /  partition that has  home in it, w hen you re install,   home stays in tact, I been told
[20:31] <thiebaude> jxberth: how much does it detect?
[20:31] <jxberth> thiebaude: 3.5GB
[20:31] <whileimhere> I would love to leave MS behind but unfortunately its what the people hiring want so I do what I do to get paid.
[20:32] <cameron1> sebsebseb: Ah. I was looking to keep in on its own partition in the event I try a different distro, or for backing up purposes.
[20:32] <thiebaude> jxberth: i have 512mb and ubuntu detects 495mb
[20:32] <sebsebseb> cameron1: right, but   it's not exaclty hard to install programs again, if you try another distro?
[20:32] <ExAstris> it says I have broken packages. How can I fix this?
[20:32] <sebsebseb> cameron1: and you can copy/backup relivant .folders anyway
[20:32] <cameron1> sebsebseb: True enough
[20:33] <underit> Keyboard shortcuts > "move between windows, using a popup window" can not be changed to something else other than "Alt Tab". anyone else has this problem?
[20:33] <cameron1> sebsebseb: Gotcha. I shall just go with one partition for the time being.
[20:33] <jxberth> thiebaude: Im sorry but I dont understand, a 64bit OS should detect up to 74GB RAM, as simple as that
[20:33] <jxberth> 64GB*
[20:33] <nmvictor> ExAstris: sudo apt-get install -f  at the terminal
[20:33] <sebsebseb> cameron1: I been meaning to clean install for a few weeks now,  plus  I am going from Ext3 to Ext4,   most of my .folders there won't be a good reason to keep.   ,but i'll back up stuff like .mozilla
[20:33] <ExAstris> nmvictor, I have tried that.
[20:33]  * mneptok needs to get off of Hardy soon
[20:33] <ExAstris> nmvictor, it does nothing. just outputs 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 27 not upgraded.
[20:34] <sebsebseb> cameron1: just  copy  the relivant .folders yeah
[20:34] <PhotoJim> ExAstris: aptitude safe-upgrade
[20:34] <cameron1> sebsebseb: Gotcha. Thanks for the help
[20:34] <sebsebseb> cameron1: ok no problem
[20:34] <Piet> jxberth: you're probably referring to free emeory?
[20:35] <komputes> underit: i tried on jaunty - works fine, i changed mine to alt+right
[20:35] <zagabar> I need help with getting sound in amarok since the ubuntu 9.04
[20:35] <Guest33979> with jaunty , virtualbox don't see the usb
[20:35] <jxberth> piet: Maybe
[20:35] <cameron1> Another question, is 9.04 going to be less of a pain with dual screens? The live session isnt working well (which I can expect) but I remember when I installed 8.04 it was a PITA getting my dual screens working
[20:35] <ExAstris> PhotoJim, running that now
[20:35] <komputes> zagabar: there is a bug about this
[20:35] <RamsesII> hey, I have read some fora on internet and such, but I haven't found a way to get Ubuntu server Edition on my VIA C3 machine. Has anybody here succeeded in doing so?
[20:35] <Slart> Guest33979: the OSE version doesn't come with usb support..
[20:35] <underit> komputes: try it with shift-tab, please
[20:35] <scott72> Hi... is this the right forum for a question about how to set up a raid 5 in ubuntu 9.04?
[20:35] <Piet> jxberth: or to usable memory even.
[20:35] <zagabar> komputes: How to fix it?
[20:35] <Piet> jxberth: see what "cat /proc/meminfo" tells you
[20:35] <jxberth> Piet: how can I get the full amount to be displayed?
[20:35] <Slart> Guest33979: OSE = Open source edition, iirc
[20:35] <komputes> zagabar: : and only messes up in 9.04
[20:35] <sebsebseb> scott72: yes, but I don't think many people know about that
[20:35] <Database> Is there a specific channel for the Netbook Remix, or shoulD I just ask in heer?
[20:35] <Database> *here?
[20:35] <jxberth> meminfo : 3.5GB
[20:36] <ExAstris> blargh.
[20:36] <komputes> underit: shift is not an operator key, try ctrl or alt
[20:36] <ExAstris> I may just DL the source and build it... but I think that'd take forever
[20:36] <jxberth> Piet: BIOS shows 3.5GB as well!
[20:36] <[gloom]> is there any way to create an image of an ext4 partition? Partimage seems not to support ext4 yet... Any idea?
[20:36] <komputes> zagabar: just a sec, let me get you the link
[20:36] <RamsesII> Database: I run NBR
[20:36] <Piet> jxberth: it surely didn't say this, since it would output it in kb
[20:36] <zagabar> komputes: thanks, send it in a pm please.
[20:36] <ExAstris> PhotoJim, what should I do when that completes?
[20:36] <sysdoc> cameron1, separate X sessions is borked in regards to the gnome-panels
[20:36] <Database> Is there any way of making the image "persistent"?
[20:36] <ExAstris> Attempt the install again?
[20:36] <PhotoJim> ExAstris: I didn't see your original problem, but that will install those "not upgraded" packages.
[20:37] <Piet> jxberth: oh so your bios may be the limiting factor. or you have shared ram with video.
[20:37] <omer> how can j use the usb with virtualbox?
[20:37] <sysdoc> cameron1, see this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-180/+bug/339783
[20:37] <RamsesII> Database: how have you installed it?
[20:37] <ExAstris> PhotoJim: my original is that I can't install openoffice.org
[20:37] <underit> komputes: ctrl-tab is not working
[20:37] <RamsesII> and which version of Ubuntu
[20:37] <RamsesII> ?
[20:37] <scott72> sebsebseb: Thanks... Do you know where I should look? should I look in the ubuntu website instead?
[20:37]  * Dr_Willis seconds what sysdoc  says about  panels
[20:37] <Database> RamsesII, I simply used the image writer program to write the .img file to my SD card.
[20:37] <judget_> My screen is now fixed but now it seems that ekiga wont run any more
[20:37] <Slart> omer: download the proprietary version from virtualbox.org
[20:37] <Database> 9.04. :)
[20:37] <PhotoJim> ExAstris: well, this is a good step then. your system will be completely up-to-date.  and then you can try installing it again.
[20:37] <RamsesII> ah
[20:37] <judget_> ekiga is throwing an xserver error
[20:37] <ExAstris> PhotoJim: It gives me an error about openoffice.org-writer2latex not being installed, so I try to install that and it says openoffice.org-core isn't installed. I try to use that but it doesn't fix the problem
[20:38] <ExAstris> yep, error
[20:38] <sebsebseb> scott72: your issue isn't exactly distro specific is it?
[20:38] <omer> slart , don't work , j did it
[20:38] <CiPHER_> Piet:Any luck?
[20:38] <ExAstris> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[20:38] <ExAstris>   openoffice.org: Depends: openoffice.org-writer2latex but it is not going to be installed
[20:38] <ExAstris> E: Broken packages
[20:38] <Slart> omer: does work, I did it
[20:38] <PhotoJim> ExAstris: it should handle the dependencies together.  but you can multiinstall, e.g. aptitude install openoffice.org-writer2latex openoffice.org-core ... should not be necessary though.
[20:38] <RamsesII> and you have set to boot from that device as well Database?
[20:38] <Slart> !doesntwork | omer
[20:38] <ExAstris> PhotoJim let me try...
[20:38] <Piet> CiPHER_: oh, you're back. the log you pastebinned is one of the two files i suggested to pastebin
[20:38] <Database> Yes, RamsesII.
[20:38] <omer> j use jaunty, did you manage with the terminal?
[20:38] <Database> I'm sitting in it now.
[20:38] <RamsesII> ic ic
[20:39] <sebsebseb> scott72: you can look around ubuntuforms.org  sure ,but  if  your issue isn't distro specific you can  get help in the general linux channel  I guess ##linux
[20:39] <Database> My problem is that I want it to save my settings.
[20:39] <RamsesII> and it won't?
[20:39] <CiPHER_> Piet:and the other log? and was the first any help?
[20:39] <Database> Well, at the moment it is acting like a LiveCD.
[20:39] <Slart> omer: I downloaded it using a browser.. can't remember if I used the terminal to install it or not
[20:39] <scott72> sebsebseb: ok thanks! :)
[20:39] <Database> Because, AFAIK, it is.
[20:39] <Piet> CiPHER_: and this one is of an attempt to start X which did not succeed. i.e. the graphical display never came up.
[20:39] <RamsesII> yup
[20:39] <sebsebseb> scott72: no problem
[20:40] <ExAstris> yay now it's installing; thanks PhotoJim
[20:40] <Alex_Norton> www.YouFastPorn.com - Free,Fast,Safe & NO ADV..NO-PROFIT !!!
[20:40] <PhotoJim> ExAstris: glad to help :)
[20:40] <omer> ok j will try again, thank you
[20:40] <RamsesII> and if you install it with the option every normal liveCD has?
[20:40] <ExAstris> Boys, we got a spammer in 'ere xd
[20:40] <Slart> !ops | Alex_Norton
[20:40] <sebsebseb> !ops  |  Alex_Norton
[20:40] <Piet> CiPHER_: so i don't think it's exactly a current one, since from what I undertsand your X server does work, just the mouse behaves incorrectly.
[20:41] <CiPHER_> Piet:Correct...So which other log do you need?
[20:41] <genii> Pici: Already left
[20:41] <ExAstris> okay, it's installed... but it doesn't conform to my gnome theme and is only version 3.0 :S...
[20:42] <Piet> CiPHER_: the one you pastebinned already, check if this is /var/log/Xorg.0.log or /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old.
[20:43] <Piet> CiPHER_: the other log, as I told you before, is ~/.xsession-errors
[20:43] <ExAstris> PhotonJim, it installed openoffice 3.0.1, not 3.1.0...
[20:44] <judget_> Can someone help me with Creative Technology, Ltd Live! Cam Notebook Pro
[20:44] <judget_> in Jaunty
[20:44] <ExAstris> PhotonJim, does Ubuntu not yet support 3.1.0?
[20:45] <tonytraductor> h0ly c0w...it's a party in here!  I've never seen such a full #
[20:45] <judget_> anyone get gspca to work in jaunty?
[20:46] <rAUNCH> how do i bind the mouse wheel to scroll?
[20:46] <whyme> rAUNCH, you mean in firefox?
[20:46] <rAUNCH> firefox, documents
[20:46] <rAUNCH> anywhere
[20:46] <ienorand> ExAstris: I think 3.1 will be in Karmic... but Jaunty if fixed with 3.0...
[20:46] <god__> i'm trying to view justin.tv but i'm getting this error "something about your flash version or security settings broke justin.tv"
[20:46] <CiPHER_> Piet:The first one I pastebinned was the xorg.0.log not old...ill pastebin xservererrors in a second.
[20:47] <ExAstris> ienorand: that's fine, not too upset about that... I'm more annoyed that my GNOME theme isn't being used
[20:47] <whyme> i only know how to in firefox, just go to about:config and filter results to autoscroll
[20:47] <rAUNCH> doesnt work tryed it already :<
[20:47] <whyme> when you see the only result, click it and set it on 'true'
[20:47] <whyme> wot, that means you hav hardware issue :S
[20:48] <RamsesII> has anybody installed Ubuntu on a system with a VIA processor?
[20:48] <rCanastro> Heys
[20:48] <judget_> I am trying to use the module assistant to build gspca for Jaunty
[20:48] <patrick> hi
[20:48] <RamsesII> hi
[20:48] <rCanastro> in your opinion whats the best divx Player for ubuntu?
[20:48] <mneptok> rCanastro: Totem
[20:49] <brodymcd> can someone tell me why mandriva 2009.1 would run my wireless fine when ubuntu 9.04 won't? I would rather run ubuntu but can't get my wireless working...
[20:49] <CiPHER_> Piet:I cant find the server error logs?
[20:49] <brodymcd> Sorry - I have a Dell Inspiron 1526 with Broadcom 4310 card
[20:50] <Itaku> how do i install ubuntu 9.04 to a usb flash drive?
[20:50] <Database> Itaku, try the guides at http://www.pendrivelinux.com/
[20:50] <ienorand> ExAstris: ooo - options - view - icon view and style ?
[20:50] <Itaku> what i mean is, burn the iso to a usb flash drive
[20:51] <nmvictor> Itaku: do you wany to create a start up usb drive or you want to really install ubuntu in usb?
[20:52] <green__> HI all
[20:52] <Itaku> i dont have any blank dvd's and the normal installer doesnt fit on them
[20:52] <Itaku> and on too slow of internet to download alternate
[20:52] <god__> how can i get justin.tv working on my xubuntu?
[20:52] <rCanastro> my totem doesnt read subtitles .srt :s
[20:52] <green__> I have problem with Installing new programs.
[20:52] <sebsebseb> god__: what's that?
[20:52] <sebsebseb> green__: the problem is?
[20:53] <Jonta> Wanted to enable users on 9.04 to use the packagemanager to install things, but can't get it to display in their Applicationsmenu. What to do?
[20:53] <Piet> CiPHER_: it's in your home directory. ~ normally expands to /home/yourusername
[20:53] <god__> a streaming website seb
[20:53] <Itaku> god__ cant you use flash player?
[20:53] <brodymcd> ok - so.... seriously... is there one person in here who could PLEASE help me with my wireless situation? The reason I originally picked Ubuntu is because it has such momentum and a "great community" and then I have yet to have a way to get this wireless working - nor will anyone help me in this channel. I don't think I'm violating netiquette, but am getting frustrated... just want 9.04 and wireless... help *whimper* ?
[20:53] <green__> sebsebseb:  In all INSTALL texts is "./configure ; make; make install"
[20:53] <sebsebseb> Jonta: which users?
[20:53] <god__> its coming up with a flash error
[20:53] <niklas_> Itaku: try this: http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[20:53] <Itaku> well then its probably a flash error :)
[20:53] <sebsebseb> green__: oh your trying to compile something, how come, and which program?
[20:53] <judget_> Does anyone know where the module assistant created the log?
[20:54] <Piet> CiPHER_: since the Xorg.log you already put on pastebin is not current, it would be better if you could restart your x server and pastebin it again then.
[20:54] <kulight> any one know how to remove cube caps or make them transparent ?
[20:54] <green__> sebsebseb: I do "./configure" and it do something
[20:54] <commander__> i need serious help
[20:54] <Itaku> niklas_ does that download a new copy of ubuntu? im on wireless broadband and cant do that
[20:54] <commander__> PLEASE!
[20:54] <Database> No, Itaku.
[20:54] <sebsebseb> !ask
[20:54] <Piet> CiPHER_: however, if you look at lines 34ff of what you pasted at http://pastebin.com/m1972acce you'll see what's going wrong.
[20:54] <niklas_> Itaku: no, it CAN download it but also just use an ISO you already have
[20:54] <jarsen> can you make an ubuntu live cd - or just dvd? I can't seem to find and iso that will fit on a cd.
[20:54] <Itaku> kay good because my internet can barely load googles homepage
[20:55] <commander__> i'm trying to get cairo dock installed on here but it wont get ti
[20:55] <commander__> it'
[20:55] <green__> sebsebseb: but in all program when I type "make" it's say that " No rule to make target `install'.  Stop."
[20:55] <TimReichhart> I need somehelp on getting my ethernet card to work onto my server its saying "failed to bring up eth0"
[20:55] <Itaku> theres an error with the Makefile then
[20:55] <sebsebseb> jarsen: that's odd since the ISO's are CD size
[20:55] <whyme> hi, can anyone please explain to me how to effectively format my usb stick? i'm trying to do it with gparted, but still all my files are there after formats of fat32 and fat16 :S
[20:55] <ienorand> brodymcd: It may be the case that no one in this channel actually knows, next step is the forums, or search through launchpad and see if you can find a bug which describes your particualr problem, or report a new one...
[20:55] <green__> sebsebseb: now is Airsnort
[20:55] <Piet> CiPHER_: HAL, the hardware abstraction layer, is apparently unable to idnetify your keyboard an mouse. or at least it was unable to do so before your x server failed to start, which is from when this log is.
[20:55] <Database> whyme: You did apply the changes, right? :p
[20:55] <Itaku> sebsebseb, theyre like 700 MB's flat which some blank cd's see that as too big
[20:55] <Itaku> that does it does with me
[20:56] <CiPHER_> Piet:Yes I noticed that before however I thought if that was problem I wouldnt be able to use mouse at all
[20:56] <jarsen> sebsebseb: i know, it's pretty weird, the iso is the right file, but when I try and burn it it says I'm gonna need over a gig. maybe it's just my mac software.
[20:56] <sebsebseb> Itaku: you can also burn to DVD yes
[20:56] <niklas_> whyme: what dou you want to achieve? do you just want to erase all data?
[20:56] <Itaku> thus, i have to use a blank dvd to burn, thus is why im using a flash drive
[20:56] <lstarnes> jarsen: most isos should fit on a cd
[20:56] <CiPHER_> Piet:hmmm...any idea how to get it to recognize it?
[20:56] <TimReichhart> I need somehelp on getting my ethernet card to work onto my server its saying "failed to bring up eth0"
[20:56] <Itaku> i dont like wasting dvd's though
[20:56] <green__> sebsebseb: so what I'm doing wrong?
[20:56] <Piet> CiPHER_: not really, I would need to search, too
[20:56] <whyme> niklas_, yes, and i want to partition it with fat16 so i can make a persistent USB liveinstall
[20:57] <judget_> cd $home
[20:57] <jarsen> Itaku: do you think I could do the same thing from an external usb harddrive? i assume so
[20:57] <sebsebseb> green__: some programs need dependancies.  there's a program that helps  with that when compiling, but I can't remember name
[20:57] <whyme> niklas_, kinda like here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[20:57] <Piet> CiPHER_: it suggests to reconfgure HAL, maybe you should: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -plow hal
[20:57] <Itaku> jarsen, thats what im doing right now
[20:58] <kulight> any one know how to remove cube caps or make them transparent ?
[20:58] <niklas_> whyme: why don't you just delete the files if you want them to be gone?
[20:58] <sebsebseb> !find debbuilder
[20:58] <jarsen> Itaku: do you need to configure the BIOS to boot from usb?
[20:58] <Itaku> jarsen, your computer motherboard needs to support usb boot though. which about half of them do.
[20:58] <Itaku> ^^
[20:58] <guja> I fail installing .rpm because it says some key failed. How to install it without that key needed? rpm -i --non(something) package.rpm ?
[20:58] <sebsebseb> !rpm |  guja
[20:58] <lstarnes> guja: are you using ubuntu?
[20:59] <sebsebseb> !alien |  guja
[20:59] <Itaku> its recommended you use a flash drive you dont use/back it up first
[20:59] <Itaku> because it does wipe it
[20:59] <whyme> niklas_, just to be sure, there is basically an installation done by USB creator, so i want to make sure all the ultrahidden bootfiles are gone so i can do a fresh install into my usb stick
[20:59] <cyborg> the application cannot be started, The user interface cannot be determined.     this is the error message.                  what can I do?
[21:00] <lstarnes> cyborg: what application?
[21:00] <cyborg> the program is openoffice
[21:00] <homovitruvius> not strictly ubuntu, but how to convert a video file into something that can be played on Windows w/ the default codecs (conversion to be done on Linux, possibly using ffmpeg). Thx
[21:00] <cyborg> lstarnes openoffice
[21:00] <CiPHER_> Piet:Didnt work,sigh
[21:01] <lstarnes> cyborg: how are you starting it?
[21:01] <niklas_> !shred
[21:01] <cyborg> start menu :)
[21:01] <Flannel> niklas_: man shred, it's installed by default.
[21:01] <lstarnes> cyborg: don't you mean the applications menu?
[21:01] <cyborg> lstarnes startmenu
[21:01] <niklas_> Flannel: thx
[21:01] <cyborg> lastarnes yes
[21:01] <Dr_Willis> homovitruvius:  the ffmpeg and mencoder faq's answer that. :)  i saw it just the other day
[21:02] <Jonta> sebsebseb: One's who aren't to know the rootpassword. (Family, newbies to Linux, want to try it out)
[21:02] <lstarnes> cyborg: I'm not sure what would be causing that error
[21:02] <Itaku> !root
[21:02] <Dr_Willis> homovitruvius:  the big issue is 'using the default codecs'  I dont even know what ones are default
[21:02] <cyborg> lstarrnes yes
[21:02] <cyborg> lstarnes yes
[21:02] <sebsebseb> Jonta: well they need admin/root rights to install programs
[21:02] <cyborg> ohhh
[21:02] <Jonta> sebsebseb: what about sudo?
[21:02] <cyborg> huuppppp
[21:03] <Itaku> !sudo > sebastien
[21:03] <Itaku> wrong person, garg
[21:03] <Jonta> sebsebseb: Got that to work in terminal
[21:03] <Itaku> !sudo | sebsebseb
[21:03] <sebsebseb> Itaku: I already know about sudo
[21:03] <sebsebseb> Itaku: of course I know about sudo :)  I have used Ubuntu since second release in 2005 :)
[21:03] <Itaku> lol
[21:03] <Itaku> well something you can do, sudo su
[21:03] <Jonta> sebsebseb: I'll be back in 40
[21:03] <lstarnes> Itaku: sudo -i is preferred
[21:03] <niklas_> whyme: you could use dd to erase your usb stick (dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/[usb stick file])
[21:03] <Flannel> Itaku: there's absolutely no reason to do that.
[21:03] <homovitruvius> Dr_Willis: didn't find anything and the ffmpeg IRC channel didn;t know. I don't know much of windows myself, but I guessed that msmpeg4 in an avi container would have worked. Not so...
[21:04] <ValentineX> I am unable to play any mp3 or video with this jaunty?
[21:04] <Itaku> i used to be a linux nerd, but i stopped using linux for like 2 years, im making my return
[21:04] <Itaku> whats the -i in sudo?
[21:04] <romano> hello ppl
[21:04] <lstarnes> Itaku: interactive
[21:04] <Piet> CiPHER_: try this: hal-device /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/computer_logicaldev_input
[21:04] <ehs> wassup everyone?
[21:04] <ehs> having trouble with gparted here, was trying to resize some partitions. i shrunk my ntfs partition for windows, and i have unallocated space now of 40 gb. problem is, it won't let me allocate to my ext3 partition (sda5), and for my extended partition (sda5) it says it's busy (atleast one logical partition mounted), even though nothing is mounted
[21:04] <sebsebseb> Itaku: it gives you a root shell,  but as  Flannel pointed  out people don't normalley need to do that
[21:04] <niklas_> and where is the difference between sudo -i and sudo -s?
[21:04] <Piet> CiPHER_: does it output something?
[21:05] <Flannel> niklas_: environment
[21:05] <lstarnes> niklas_: -i uses root's environment, not the current user's
[21:05] <kQ> anybody know the open arena package?
[21:05] <niklas_> ok great
[21:05] <Itaku> how do you use a blackberry storm as a modem in ubuntu?
[21:05] <ranf> !info openarena
[21:05] <ValentineX> MY media players cannot play anything media things , when I open files they blink and then close without playing anything. in 8.10 was fine.
[21:05] <whyme> niklas_, thanx, i'll try!
[21:05] <sebsebseb> kQ: heard of it
[21:05] <Itaku> brb reboot
[21:06] <kQ> im looking for it in the package manager
[21:06] <Piet> ehs: you just referred to sda5 twice, i assume one of them was incorrect? also, which poartition is windows on?
[21:06] <commander_> does anyone have cairo dock
[21:06] <Dr_Willis> homovitruvius:  cit may been in the mencoder faq..
[21:06] <CiPHER_> Piet:it says no device
[21:06] <brassmaster> commander_:  yes
[21:06] <romano> i get this error whenim tring to edit icecast and this is what i get
[21:07] <romano>  An edit session for this file crashed.
[21:07] <romano>     If this is the case, use ":recover" or "vim -r /etc/default/icecast2"
[21:07] <romano>     to recover the changes (see ":help recovery").
[21:07] <romano>     If you did this already, delete the swap file "/home/romano/tmp/icecast2.swp
[21:07] <romano> "
[21:07] <FloodBot2> romano: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:07] <merlin5693> Hi everybody !
[21:07] <CiPHER_> Piet:sorry for the slow responding time,my mouse is the cause,lol
[21:07] <ehs> piet: sorry, windows is on sda1. sda3 is an extended partition, under which is listed sda 5 (ext3) and sda6 (linux-swap)
[21:07] <Piet> CiPHER_: do you have a usb or ps2 mouse?
[21:07] <romano> huh
[21:07] <CiPHER_> Piet:ps2
[21:07] <ranf> kQ, you need to enable universe in synaptic
[21:07] <Piet> CiPHER_: no problem
[21:07] <romano> floodbot?? did i do something bad?
[21:07] <commander_> i'm having problems downlaoding it. it keep saying i need the change association in preferences WTF  does tht mean?
[21:07] <ValentineX> romano: :p
[21:07] <LjL> !pastebin | romano
[21:08] <merlin5693> I have a problem installing Ubuntu 9.04 on my PC
[21:08] <romano> cool thans i was looking for that
[21:08] <ValentineX> romano: you are typing too many lines simultaneously
[21:08] <romano> ok,under stood wont do it again
[21:08] <merlin5693> I have a Kernel Panic a the first start of the installation
[21:08] <brassmaster> commander_: Not really sure. I'm almost certain i just did apt-get install cairo-dock
[21:08] <git__> i need a program that would relay IP packets to a proxy server
[21:08] <commander_> brass work with me on this please..
[21:08] <brassmaster> commander_: Is that what's giving you an error?
[21:09] <pellefrank> I need to migrate mysql on windows to linux but i cant boot my windows partition. I can read the partition though and i am woundering if i can get to my databases through som file(s) on windows
[21:09] <git__> [NIC:1] -> ([interface 1] -> [proxy server]) -> [Internet]
[21:09] <merlin5693> I launch the CD and have the first menu, but when I choose anyone of the installation option I have the Kernel Panic message ...
[21:09] <commander_> yeah
[21:09] <melter> is there a way to get ubuntu/NetworkManager to automatically recognize connections?
[21:09] <git__> interface 1 is bind to proxy server
[21:09] <merlin5693> Anyone have an idea ?
[21:09] <Piet> CiPHER_: for some reason your mouse is not being detected by HAL. I have not run into this before so I suggest you ask someone else (here) or search on a search engine of your choice... i.e. can't help further from here, sorry.
[21:10] <brassmaster> commander_: So you did apt-get install cairo-dock and what exactly did it say in return?
[21:10] <CiPHER_> Piet:Yes its new to me also,never seen this problem in the years ive used ubuntu,lol. However thank you for your help. Google dont seem to be an answer to me either lol
[21:10] <commander_> it installed it so it says on the terminal
[21:10] <romano> ok,starting over.im tring to setup icecast and i have to edit a file to true,but it gives me this error
[21:10] <romano> http://pastebin.com/d76aa6e8d
[21:10] <brassmaster> commander_: okay, so at what point do you get the error?
[21:11] <romano> when i go to edit the file, like type true the error comes up
[21:11] <commander_> it happened when i try to download the packages on a site page Berilos.com
[21:11] <SOURdiesel> ugraded my ideapad to 9.04 and now the display brightness only has 2 settings, dark and barely visible
[21:11] <Piet> ehs: does sda2 exist, too, and if so, what's on there if you don't mind telling?
[21:11] <chuck_> merlin5693, did you check the install medium for errors
[21:12] <brassmaster> commander_: you're trying to download cairo-dock from that site? did the install from ubuntu's repositories not work?
[21:12] <romano> this is the site i got docs from---http://www.vim.org/htmldoc/usr_11.html
[21:12] <guntbert> merlin5693: my first question with such problems: did you verify the CD /the iso before burning?
[21:12] <commander_> lemme check
[21:12] <bcmorr2> Question- why if I run a program from it's native directory, it runs fine but if I path to it from a different directory it gives me an error
[21:12] <Piet> commander_: you're probably referring to berlios, a source code repository such as sourceforge.net
[21:12] <CiPHER_> Any ideas why Hal isnt recognizing my Ps2 mouse in Jaunty?
[21:13] <merlin5693> The CD is readable on Windows and I can launch wubi, but I have not try this installation method
[21:13] <pvvni> How can I disable links from automatically being detected in ubuntu
[21:13] <mattgirv> Hey, having some problems with Wine. For some reason it isn't recognising that I have OpenGL support, and anything which requires it will crash with an error (I can attach a pastebin if necc.) But OpenGL is fine running native Linux apps (tried OpenArena and such with no problems at all)
[21:13] <pvvni> on the command line that is
[21:13] <mhall119|work> sebsebseb: bcmorr2 it's probably looking for something in the current directory
[21:13] <sthwaites> where can i get help using launchpad/bzr?
[21:13] <bcmorr2> workaround?
[21:13] <ehs> Piet:  yes, sda2 is an ntfs partition, with the label "FACTORY_IMAGE"
[21:13] <mhall119|work> CiPHER_: have you verified that the mouse works?
[21:13] <owned> anyone know if you can get razer drivers for linux?
[21:13] <Piet> ehs: a reciovery partitions then
[21:13] <mhall119|work> bcmorr2: run it from the first directory
[21:13] <brassmaster> Piet: Yeah, commander_ is trying to install cairo-dock, but he didn't verify if it installed from the ubuntu repositories before trying from source.
[21:13] <sebsebseb> mhall119|work: uh??
[21:14] <mhall119|work> sebsebseb: sorry, didn't intend to include you on that
[21:14] <ehs> piet: i suppose it is
[21:14] <sebsebseb> mhall119|work: ok no problem
[21:14] <nmvictor> sthwaites: try #launchpad,you'll get some help over their
[21:14] <guntbert> romano: are you sure there is no other program edititing your file?
[21:14]  * ValentineX has left the room
[21:14] <bcmorr2> mhall119|work: right, but then I can't get it running from my wm's menu, was curious if there was a fix
[21:14] <sthwaites> nmvictor: thx
[21:14] <CiPHER_> mhall119|work:I just wiped XP off my comp and it worked fine there so yes
[21:14] <commander_> brass it did but now it's asking me about themes and when i pick one nothing happens
[21:14] <Piet> brassmaster: i see...
[21:14] <ehs> Piet problem is that i had shrunk sda1, but i can't seem to increase the size of sda5, it just doesn't let me :S
[21:14] <mhall119|work> bcmorr2: write a script that will cd to that directory, and then call the program
[21:14] <brassmaster> commander_: but it's open?
[21:15] <bcmorr2> mhall119|work: alright
[21:15] <romano> i dont know, i rebooted cause i searched,but i can not fid any thing
[21:15] <mhall119|work> CiPHER_: did the mouse not work on Jaunty at the same time it did work on WinXP?
[21:15] <romano> this is what happens--http://pastebin.com/d2ae840fa
[21:15] <commander_> don't reall y know i went to synaptics and it says it there but i get no dock or anything
[21:15] <kQ> how do i enable universe in synaptic?
[21:16] <TimReichhart> I need some help on getting my network to come back up and when I did the lshw -C network  it came up with network card disabled and i am using I am using 3com 3c905b cyclone
[21:16] <kQ> universal**
[21:16] <bcmorr2> mhall119|work: my cat just walked over my keyboard and now everytime I hit a key in xchat my pc speaker beeps, any idea?
[21:16] <ehs> Piet: i think it may be because sda3 (the extended partition) is limited to 2.5gb, and i wouldn't know, but seems like sda5 (the one i'm trying to increase) is under it
[21:16] <guntbert> romano: ok, after a reboot there is no danger, so follow the advice in 2)
[21:16] <mhall119|work> bcmorr2: get a better cat
[21:16] <CiPHER_> mhall119|work:It did not work on the live cd before I completely wiped windows though I figured it to be a problem with the live CD...Yet it worked perfect on Windows at the time
[21:17] <brassmaster> commander_: Does it show up under the Accessories submenu of Applications?
[21:17] <romano> this--delete the swap file "/home/romano/tmp/icecast2.swp
[21:17] <commander_> yeah
[21:17] <mhall119|work> CiPHER_: that's really odd, is it a specialty mouse?
[21:17] <melter> how do i get ubuntu to set up my network connections like it does when it's first installed?
[21:17] <FloridaGuy> everytime i try to open....    gnome-look.org   ..... firefox closes
[21:17] <RamsesII> guys: I can start a Debian netinstall, I can start a OpenSuSe Network installation but I cannot start a Ubuntu 9.04 Server Edition or Alternate Install CD on my VIA C3 system: does anybody have a clue what is wrong?
[21:18] <dan> I am having a problem mounting my Iphone so I can see it. Other USB devices seem to appear without issue.
[21:18] <CiPHER_> mhall119|work:nope...2 button mouse with a scroll button in the middle...HP mouse
[21:18] <guntbert> romano: step 1: do the recover job, step 2: delete the swp file
[21:18] <mhall119|work> CiPHER_: really strange, do you have a PS/2 to USB converter?
[21:18] <TimReichhart> I need some help on getting my network to come back up and when I did the lshw -C network  it came up with network card disabled and i am using I am using 3com 3c905b cyclone
[21:18] <Piet> ehs: so this is what you have: primary: [ sda1, windows/ntfs (shrunk) <-> unallocated space <-> sda2, windows recovery/ntfs? ] extended: [ sda5, linux/ext3 <-> sda6, linux/swap ]
[21:18] <merlin5693> New information : I'm just trying the CD on a VMWare virtual manchine and it Work's ! Then it's not the CD ...
[21:18] <CiPHER_> mhall119|work:ITs VERY annoying considering it prevents me from doing work,it randomly scrolls,points and clicks
[21:18] <ehs> Piet: that looks right
[21:18] <brassmaster> commander_: Okay, I see what you mean now.
[21:19] <ehs> Piet: order in gparted is different, but that probably doesn't matter
[21:19] <newgen> hi there
[21:19] <Piet> ehs: i don't think you can move the unallocated space out of the primary partitions to an extended partition
[21:20] <dan> iphone help...anyone?
[21:20] <arthurh> How can I find out which repository package provides a particular file?
[21:20] <dayo> !lvm | Piet ehs
[21:20] <brassmaster> commander_: are you on 9.04?
[21:20] <Piet> ehs: but i'm not sooo sure about this.
[21:20] <newgen> i just switched to ubuntu. copy from one sata to another sata hd brings 2MB/s . much worse than debian unstable. why?
[21:20] <Jordan_U> arthurh: apt-file search filename
[21:20] <commander_> yes
[21:20] <CiPHER_> mhall119|work:I dont have a converter
[21:20] <ehs> Piet: how can I make my linux partition bigger then? must be a way.. i mean, how does ubuntu installer do it even
[21:20] <romano> gunbert how do i delete the swp file
[21:20] <mneptok> dan: AFAIK, the iPhone clearly states it requires Windows or Mac OS X
[21:21] <brassmaster> commander_: did you use cairo-dock before upgrading, or is this your first version of ubuntu?
[21:21] <bullgard4> I have got a "GNOME 2.14 Desktop System Administration Guide". My GNOME panels are version 2.26.0. Is there a newer version of the GNOME Desktop System Administration Guide available?
[21:21] <guntbert> !who | commander_
[21:21] <CiPHER_> mhall119|work:What I dont understand is it works perfect except for its moments when it is having a fit
[21:21] <dan> mneptok: when I connect under Ubuntu, it sees it as a USB device and I can at least browse the photos
[21:21] <Piet> dayo: so you're suggesting ehs should use lvm2 or mdadm. true, he could do this, but this doesn't make it much easier, since he (?) wants to grow an existing partition
[21:22] <arthurh> Jordan_U: Thx!
[21:22] <commander_> third version brass and no didn't use cairo only AWN
[21:22] <dan> mneptok: but I am testing Crunchbag ( a Ubuntu fork) and the functionality is not there so I am trying to figure out why
[21:22] <newgen> anyone here with nforce chipset and experience on slow sata hd's ?
[21:23] <TimReichhart> could anybody please help me?
[21:23] <iceroot> !ask | TimReichhart
[21:23] <brassmaster> commander_: Okay, can you try selecting _default_ as your theme when it asks? That's the only one that works for me
[21:23] <guntbert> romano: open a terminal window and type rm tmp/icecast2.tmp, btw you can use <tab> to invoke autocomplete in the terminal (and here in the channel)
[21:23] <TimReichhart> I did few times
[21:23] <CrawfordComeaux> I'm trying to mount a .dd file and not having any luck: http://paste.ubuntu.com/172585/
[21:23] <Jordan_U> arthurh: np
[21:23] <TimReichhart> but I will ask for the 4th time
[21:23] <TimReichhart> I need some help on getting my network to come back up and when I did the lshw -C network  it came up with network card disabled and i am using I am using 3com 3c905b cyclone
[21:24] <melter> how do i get ubuntu to set up my network connections like it does when it's first installed?
[21:24] <commander_> what's up with those snowflakes on it?
[21:24] <JohnWittle> Anyone ever tried connecting a TI 84+ Silver Edition to a linux box?
[21:24] <Piet> ehs: i don't know how ubuntu installer does it. well i think you could swap sda2 and the unallocated space, then move  the beginning of the extended parititons further to the start, so you'd have the unallocated space in the extended partitions. then you could grow your existing partition
[21:24] <romano> rm: cannot remove `tmp/icecast2.tmp': No such file or directory
[21:24] <Piet> ehs: parted should actually do this for you
[21:24] <Jordan_U> CrawfordComeaux: Looks like you have the file path wrong
[21:25] <newgen> TimReichhart, ifconfig ethX up ?
[21:25] <danaka> ever since i upgraded to jaunty, my hd movies have really choppy playback, any ideas how to fix this?
[21:25] <brassmaster> commander_: Don't know. somebody's not great with graphic design apparently. We can fix that. Does it work?
[21:25] <ehs> Piet: ahh, i get it. i might try that. or I can just make another partition if I want. How can I be sure it'll be recognized by ubuntu though? or is that a given as long as i make it ext3?
[21:25] <phenom_> heyy
[21:25] <guntbert> !who | romano
[21:25] <Piet> ehs: so the only remaining issue is probably really that something is mounted
[21:25] <Jordan_U> danaka: What GFX card?
[21:25] <TimReichhart> i get error while getting interface flags: no such device there newgen
[21:25] <CrawfordComeaux> oh hell...sorry
[21:25] <CrawfordComeaux> nm
[21:26] <newgen> danaka, could be grafic driver, could be harddisk... tricky
[21:26] <CrawfordComeaux> I copied the command and the file name's off by 1 :P
[21:26] <danaka> jordan_U: 7800gtx
[21:26] <romano> understood,sorry im  noob
[21:26] <brassmaster> commander_: btw, you should address me by name. eg, type brass then press tab and it will autocomplete brassmaster: for you.
[21:26] <phenom_> watsup
[21:26] <ehs> Piet: yeah, it says something is mounted. I did umount commands, but they just tell me they aren't mounted :S so i don't know what's wrong
[21:26] <danaka> i'll check if i have restricted drivers enables
[21:26] <romano> guntbert:rm: cannot remove `tmp/icecast2.tmp': No such file or directory
[21:26] <newgen> TimReichhart, "ifconfig -a" what devices?
[21:26] <CiPHER_> Any ideas why Hal isnt recognizing my ps2 mouse? my mouse works fine except for random spurts where it scrolls slides and clicks on the screen
[21:26] <ehs> Piet: and i loaded from ubuntu boot cd, so nothing should really be mounted
[21:26] <commander_> yeah i like the feel of it. ok Brass WHAT ABOUt the flakes and how can i get other themes?
[21:26] <CiPHER_> Hence opening up all kinds of files and folders
[21:27] <Piet> ehs: if you want to make the unallocated space, as it is now, usable in buntu, then you'd need to create a partition, a file system on top of that and then make linux mount it. you will need to adjust your your /etc/fstab to achieve the latter.
[21:27] <TimReichhart> its showing up eth1 onboard nic and its showing eth3 the 3-com there newgen
[21:27] <guntbert> romano: np, lets take it slowly, please type ls tmp
[21:27] <raptor> has anyone ever used convert for creating images from command line. and have found them not to work in IE?
[21:27] <romano> guntbert: yup
[21:28] <merlin5693> !tab
[21:28] <commander_> brass r u there?
[21:28] <danaka> hmm, i have it enabled. are there any common issues regarding jaunty and nvidia drivers that i could look into?
[21:28] <guntbert> romano: do you get any file names?
[21:28] <ehs> Piet: what do u say is the better option, just make a new partition or try to move things around to make it work?
[21:28] <raptor> anyone have experience on quickest way to make them ok again?
[21:28] <newgen> TimReichhart, and "ifconfig eth3 up" says no such device?
[21:28] <romano> guntbert i have a list of two things
[21:28] <Piet> ehs: about the mounting issue, you can pastebin the output of "mount" (run in a terminal window) and the error message gparted gives you (exactly as is) if you would like me to look at it.
[21:28] <Jordan_U> raptor: IE doesn't ( or at least older versions didn't ) support some things like transparent pngs
[21:28] <brassmaster> commander_: I'm figuring that out myself. It looks like somehow the default themes are not included. We'll need to put them back where they belong. Give me a few minutes to figure that out.
[21:28] <raptor> they work in firefox I am mapping it through vmware and firefox works fine so its not a permissions issue
[21:28] <raptor> I used a jpg
[21:29] <merlin5693> chuck_ It's not the CD, I am trying it on a vitual machine and it work fine
[21:29] <guntbert> romano: but nothing with "ice" in it?
[21:29] <merlin5693> guntbert: It's not the CD, I am trying it on a vitual machine and it work fine
[21:29] <spaceninja> why does rhythmbox stop streaming the internet radio, it's saying "internal data flow error"
[21:29] <commander_> ok B
[21:29] <newgen> danaka, i have a  GeForce 8500 GT with nvidia 180.51 driver. works flawless. ed on 2 monitors
[21:29] <romano> gunbert: http://pastebin.com/d76775cb2
[21:29] <TimReichhart> ok i did that ifconfig eth3 up and now im not getting a ip address there newgen
[21:29] <guntbert> merlin5693: ok, was just my first idea
[21:29] <ehs> Piet, I just did the command, but i'm actually chatting from a different computer. let me just get on there and get u the pastebin :)
[21:30] <Jordan_U> raptor: Can you open the image directely from IE ( not within a web page ) to confirm that it's not an html rendering issue?
[21:30] <newgen> TimReichhart, are you using dhcp or do you want to configure it to a static ip ?
[21:30] <raptor> Tried that also...
[21:30] <TimReichhart> its static there newgen
[21:30] <Piet> ehs: well, it's cleaner to have those partitions next to each other or even joined, i'd say. but that is maybe just a matter or personal preference. i guess it may be just fine for you if you mount the free capacity to /home
[21:30] <raptor> let me try to open one in photoshop and resave
[21:30] <danno67> need some help mounting an Iphone and browsing it
[21:30] <guntbert> romano: please pastebin the output of ls -l tmp
[21:31] <Jordan_U> danno67: An un-jailbroken iphone can't be mounted
[21:31] <newgen> TimReichhart, "ifconfig eth3 ip"
[21:31] <danno67> Jordan_U: I can mount it under regular Ubuntu just fine
[21:31] <TimReichhart> there i got it fix thanks for your help newgen
[21:31] <newgen> TimReichhart, np. your welcome
[21:31] <romano> guntbert:  http://pastebin.com/ddb824ae
[21:31] <danno67> Jordan_U: and yes it jailbroken
[21:31] <Jordan_U> danno67: What is the problem?
[21:32] <raptor> oh man that worked...
[21:32] <raptor> anyone know how I can batch save like 2000 images as jpgs through photoshop
[21:32] <danno67> Jordan_U: I am using Crunchbang, an Ubuntu fork. its not mounting automatically. is there some sort of app that I need to install to mount it. Other USB stuff works ok
[21:32] <newgen> Anyone has an idea, why ubuntu jaunty make just 2mb/s copy from sda to sdb ?
[21:32] <bo7amny> how can i but hostname in fstab rather than ip address for nfs server ?
[21:32] <Jordan_U> raptor: ##windows for windows questions
[21:33] <ehs1> Piet: Here you go :) http://paste.ubuntu.com/172588/
[21:33] <linxeh> raptor: what has that got to do with ubuntu ?
[21:33] <guntbert> romano: ok, now please type rm tmp/ice*, should give no output, the once more ls -l tmp
[21:33] <linxeh> raptor: and photoshop has a whole batch processing thing in it where you can apply actions to a batch of files
[21:33] <pepperjack> newgen: usb?
[21:33] <raptor> I don't mind using gimp... this began as a convert issue
[21:33] <newgen> pepperjack, nope :)
[21:34] <linxeh> raptor: why not use "convert" from imagemagick on the commandline
[21:34] <newgen> pepperjack, 2 harddisks on different controllers
[21:34] <ror> raptor, image magick is good for batch operations
[21:34] <raptor> that failed... I did use the following command but doesn't open in IE
[21:34] <ror> doh, linxeh beat me >\
[21:34] <linxeh> raptor: for x in *.png; do convert $x `basename $x.png`.jpg; done
[21:34] <raptor> we converted a bunch of pdfs to jpg
[21:34] <Piet> ehs1: ok, what about the error message?
[21:34] <merlin5693> anyone else have an idea about my Kernel Panic at installation startup ?
[21:34] <AlsaPCM> one question i have downloaded the world of goo, and i have extracted the file, in the terminal the file is blue but i cant open it, what is the command to open this file ? I use Ubuntu 9.04
[21:34] <raptor>       echo 'convert -density 150 -quality 100 -resize 800x ../'.$file.'.pdf '.$file.'/'.$file.'.jpg;'."\n";       //convert pdf to jpg
[21:34] <danno67> Jordan_U: still there?
[21:35] <pepperjack> newgen: how is io performance generally?  you can tweak with hdparm/sdparm
[21:35] <romano> guntbert: i got  cannot remove `tmp/ice': No such file or directory
[21:35] <raptor> for some reason the images now won't open in IE
[21:35] <linxeh> raptor: what format does "file" say they are in ?
[21:35] <DasEi> merlin5693: I just joined, which message ?
[21:35] <raptor> file filename?
[21:35] <newgen> pepperjack, hdparm -d1 -c1 does not work. but way... whats sdparm?
[21:35] <linxeh> yeah
[21:35] <raptor> not familiar with that command
[21:35] <linxeh> raptor: file tells you the type of file
[21:36] <marin> Hey, I have ATI x1250 and Ubuntu 9.04, how can I install my Graphic card drivers????
[21:36] <SOURdiesel> need help with y530 screen brightness
[21:36] <ehs1> Piet: I'm using the gparted gui, so there's no error. it just won't let me increase the size, goes back to the previous max size if i make it higher
[21:36] <newgen> pepperjack, give me a second to try
[21:36] <raptor> jw122608p03.jpg: JPEG image data, JFIF standard 1.01
[21:36] <merlin5693> DasEi: I try to install 9.04 on my PC, but I have a Kernel Panix at the first startup of installation (After the menu)
[21:36] <SOURdiesel> y530 ubuntu 9.04 screen brightness help
[21:36] <Jordan_U> danno67: Yes, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/iPhone for instructions on how to mount an iphone
[21:36] <macman> i setup g0s finally
[21:36] <ehs1> piet: what command should i run to get u an appropriate error message?
[21:36] <DasEi> merlin5693: I assume you verified installation media ?
[21:36] <macman> feels very nice
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[21:36] <danno67> Jordan_U: will take a look at it...
[21:36] <raptor> when I save it in photoshop the images work... but I need to now convert thousands of nested images somehow
[21:37] <merlin5693> DasEi: I just try the CD on a VmWare VM under windows XP on the same machine and It work fine ...
[21:37] <Piet> ehs1: try doing it the way i suggested it would need to be done, step by step, then.
[21:37] <marin> lol, what was that?
[21:37] <Piet> ehs1: i.e. start by swapping the windows recovery partition and the unallocated space.
[21:37] <guntbert> romano: you probably forgot the last character (*) try again
[21:37] <marin> Hey, I have ATI x1250 and Ubuntu 9.04, how can I install my Graphic card drivers????
[21:37] <newgen> pepperjack, what typicalparameter do i use with sdparm to increase io ?
[21:37] <macman> didn't somone here wnat to setup g0s ?
[21:37] <Piet> ehs1: of course, before you start this, make sure you have current backups.
[21:37] <ehs1> Piet: Well, the windows recovery partition is actually at the end
[21:37] <merlin5693> DasEi: I have an EIP code, but I don't know if it's useful ...
[21:38] <Cryptic_Bat> macman: I am interestood in gos
[21:38] <DasEi> merlin5693: good sign, it has an bootoption check media for defects; then bios set up correctly ?
[21:38] <macman> Cryptic_Bat: i just set it up .. very easy install .. all this google stuff
[21:38] <danno67> how do you scroll back in irssi?
[21:38] <romano> guntbert: opps i did and ran ls -l tmp   totel o
[21:38] <Dr_Willis> danno67:  pageup/pagedown
[21:38] <Jordan_U> danno67: page up
[21:38] <danno67> thanks
[21:38] <ehs1> Piet: I think it may be easier to simply make the new partition. i don't have much time to work on this anyways, it's not my pc and i will have to leave in a couple hours
[21:38] <Cryptic_Bat> macman: Linkage please?
[21:39] <macman> one sec
[21:39] <ehs1> Piet: I'm a noob helping out a bigger noob :P
[21:39] <merlin5693> DasEi: I think, Do you know some BIOS option incompatible ? AHCI N
[21:39] <ehs1> Piet: but thanks for all your help, i'll look up how to edit the fstab file like u said
[21:39] <Piet> ehs1: alright, then do it. you'll want to mount this new partition to /home most likely, so you'll need to add a line saying so to the linux' /etc/fstab
[21:39] <ehs1> Piet: ok. thanks a lot :)
[21:39] <macman> Cryptic_Bat: http://i42.tinypic.com/2pqizuw.png < --  my screenshot
[21:39] <guntbert> romano: now you can try with vi again - btw: I suppose you are not very familiar with vi, you can use any other editor as well (gedit) or I can help you with vi a bit
[21:40] <marin> Hey, I have ATI x1250 and Ubuntu 9.04, how can I install my Graphic card drivers????
[21:40] <Piet> ehs1: also, you'll want to copy all data from your current /home/ directory onto this new partition , so you can still access it after mounting the new file system to /home
[21:40] <macman> Cryptic_Bat: http://www.thinkgos.com/gos/index.html
[21:40] <AlsaPCM> one question i have downloaded the world of goo, and i have extracted the file, in the terminal the file is blue but i cant open it, what is the command to open this file ? I use Ubuntu 9.04
[21:40] <romano> guntbert: tats tru i have no clue,im use to nano
[21:40] <Itaku> how do i install ubuntu without a cd/flash drive?
[21:40] <newgen> pepperjack,  sdparm --set=WCE /dev/sdb  =  failed setting page: Caching (SBC)
[21:40] <onthefence928> #linux
[21:40] <Jordan_U> !home | ehs1
[21:40] <Itaku> as i was saying
[21:40] <Itaku> how do i install ubuntu without a cd/flash drive?
[21:40] <FloridaGuy> what does a gtk theme have to do with firefox closing...changed themes and now it dont close
[21:40] <Jordan_U> !install | Itaku
[21:41] <doug_f> What is the easiest way to see what drivers are in use? like IE the wireless drivers?
[21:41] <Jordan_U> doug_f: lsmod
[21:41] <xangua> hello, i am abot to adquire an PC with windows preinstalled, i asked for the devolution of windows (since i am not gonna use it)  and the other preinstalled software and is like 100 dollars but they say i have to pay them 50 + TAX, whan can i do about¿
[21:41] <doug_f> Jordan_U: thanks.
[21:41] <Jordan_U> doug_f: np
[21:41] <guntbert> romano: as I said: you can use any editor, do you have a graphic environment?
[21:42] <maFaute> can't seem to mount an usb hard disk with 2 partitions, one fat32, one ntfs. system complains about wrong fs type, but it used to work without problems
[21:42] <romano> gunbert: yes, openbox
[21:42] <SOURdiesel> can anyone help me with the screen brightness on a y530 with 9.04
[21:42] <guntbert> !ot | xangua
[21:42] <ehs1> Piet: It's a brand new installation, so copying the data shouldn't be necessary. Unless I'm missing something? I did install nvidia drivers, but quite sure they don't get installed in /home
[21:42] <brandon__> is there a dreamweaver equivilant for ubuntu?
[21:42] <nmvictor> xangua:i see you are really concerned about moving to ubuntu
[21:43] <romano> guntbert: http://pastebin.com/d77abbc97
[21:43] <computer_> i accidentally removed my trash icon from panel! now how do i recover it back?
[21:43] <danno67> Jordan_U: hmm, that document is helpful but still doesn't answer my question specifically. Let me put it another way.
[21:43] <Piet> ehs1: if you haven't used it much and have not stored files on your desktop or in your home directory it's probably fine.
[21:44] <DasEi1> merlin5693: another , better machine now.. so kernel saying not syncing ?
[21:44] <danno67> Jordan_U: if I have a device showing up on lsusb but not in fdisk -l why would that be???
[21:44] <Piet> ehs1: you will loose a very little bit of space only
[21:44] <ehs1> Piet: Just installed an hour ago :D. already ran out of space with just 2gb allocated on install
[21:44] <guntbert> romano: of course, after removing those tmp files vi has got nothing to recover :-), but you can really use any editor you like (nano is perfect for the purpose)
[21:44] <xangua> guntbert nmvictor i would like to use ubuntu instead and not paying the windows licence, where can i find help¿  Acer says i have to paythem 50 dollars + tax to be able to do that, where could i get help of this legal issue ¿
[21:44] <swoody> can anyone help me out? I'm trying to install Ubuntu from a USB (created in Jaunty) but when it goes to load past the first menu screen. I get "Call Trace:.... Code: Bad Rip Value....." and then it won't load any further??
[21:44] <SOURdiesel> y530 ideapad 9.04 ubuntu can't really control the brightness can anyone help
[21:44] <kirlyin> I'm trying to install the drivers for a nvidia fx 5700 ve (which ubuntu 9.10 recognizes, even recognized it during the demo of ubuntu before i installed it), now that i installed it (lets me choose between windows and ubuntu), it still recognized the video card but won't install it...what happened?
[21:45] <computer_> i accidentally removed my trash icon from panel! now how do i recover it back?
[21:45] <guntbert> xangua: ask in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[21:45] <merlin5693> DasEi: I don't think about disk problem. The problem appear before the 1 second of starting the kernel ...
[21:45] <maFaute> can't seem to mount an usb hard disk with 2 partitions, one fat32, one ntfs. system complains about wrong fs type, but it used to work without problems
[21:45] <xangua> guntbert: ok, thanks
[21:45] <sharperguy> how do I set my media player in gnome to amarok? Eg: so I get it when I plug in a media device or press a media shortcut key?
[21:45] <pepperjack> swoody: id redo the usb.  if you are on windows atm install unetbootin makes creating live usb just point and click
[21:45] <Piet> ehs1: hmm, that is veeery little, and unfortunately i don't think what you'Re going to do now will fix this issue.
[21:45] <romano> gunbert: thanks very much for you help,im still a noob,im going to try to finish this
[21:45] <DasEi1> !bootoptions | merlin5693
[21:45] <melter> does anyone know how to get NetworkManager to completely reset without reinstalling?
[21:45] <Jordan_U> danno67: The iphone is not an external disk, unlike pretty much every other MP3 player on the planet it uses a proprietary protocall ( over tcp/ip I think, don't remember the details ) so it is NOT a block device
[21:46] <Piet> ehs1: for a system with a grapical desktop, you should allocate more like >= 7 gigs
[21:46] <nmvictor>  xangua: why dont you just find a linux preinstalled computer and save yourself the troubles fo dealing with that OS
[21:46] <pepperjack> melter: sudo dpkg-reconfigure <packagename>
[21:46] <ehs1> kirlyin: to install nvidia drivers, perhaps you should try envy? that's what i use, makes it easy and just seems to work
[21:46] <Jonta> sebsebseb: Still there?
[21:46] <pepperjack> melter: perhaps
[21:46] <swoody> pepperjack:  I've tried 2 different .iso images now, and same thing? I downloaded a new clean .iso from Ubuntu just to be sure??
[21:46] <sebsebseb> Jonta: yep
[21:46] <Piet> ehs1: and the data you store in /home adds to this.
[21:46] <DasEi1> merlin5693: try acpi=force  or =off,;  what does dmesg shows you ?
[21:46] <xangua> nmvictor: here in méxico there are no many options aviable, and that is even worse in Acapulco
[21:46] <ehs1> Piet: I didn't specify, i just let ubuntu go with defaults, and i never knew it would allocate so little
[21:46] <kirlyin> ehs1, through the synaptic package manager?
[21:46] <Jordan_U> danno67: File transfer to an iphone is closer to file transfer to a NAS than an external USB drive
[21:47] <Jonta> sebsebseb: So what can I do?
[21:47] <Piet> ehs1: it probably did that since there was no more available ;-)
[21:47] <guntbert> romano: good luck - and just for a test: try the <tab> key here in the channel, it makes life much easier: type gun<tab>, you will get my complete nick
[21:47] <ehs1> kirlyin: yes, but you might wanna check envy's site. just google envy ubuntu, you'll find it :)
[21:47] <sebsebseb> Jonta: what was your issue again?
[21:47] <pepperjack> swoody: hmm maybe the alternate install iso or the server iso. if you do the server isntall you can always sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop  afterward and then install linux-image-generic or whatevertoo
[21:47] <danno67> Jordan_U: hmm, I just can't figure out why it would mount under my full blown Jaunty install but not under my minimal Crunchbang install. There has gotta be something I am missing
[21:47] <newgen> pepperjack, i am still at 2mb/s . before my last reboot i had around 20mb/s. wiki says, 50-70MB/s is possible. any idea left?
[21:47] <pepperjack> swoody: dunno
[21:47] <Jonta> Users who want to install things by themselves
[21:47] <ehs1> Piet: No, this pc had 100+ Gb free... so that's not it
[21:47] <merlin5693> DasEi I will try the ACPI option. It's a good Idea.
[21:47] <sebsebseb> Jonta: ah right
[21:47] <swoody> pepperjack:  thanks I'll try it out. Do you know what that error means?
[21:47] <Jordan_U> danno67: Did you install ipod-convienience like the instructions say?
[21:47] <sebsebseb> Jonta: I think you have to give them admin rights always
[21:47] <tonytraductor> should I be concerned over this supposed DDc exploit on my router?
[21:47] <romano> gunni,  thanks
[21:48] <tanath> gnome-scheduler seems to be broken. it ate my task and won't let me re-add it
[21:48] <kirlyin> k thanks...it's just weird though...that in the demo of it (like live cd), it recognized it, installed/enabled the driver for it...let me do some cool little things, install the whole thing, won't install it...
[21:48] <pepperjack> swoody: not specifically no. sorry
[21:48] <sebsebseb> Jonta: you can right click on the name thing at the top and  go to user accounts. and change their permissions like that there is also command way and stuff
[21:48] <sebsebseb> !permissions
[21:48] <nmvictor> xangua: sorry about your situation,isn't their a technology firm that deals with such issues over their?
[21:48] <Jonta> sebsebseb: Hmm, sounds scary. No other option?
[21:48] <swoody> pepperjack:  np, thx again, will try mini.iso :)
[21:48] <sebsebseb> Jonta: the graphical way  is the easiest
[21:48]  * Jonta researches what Admins get in ubuntu
[21:48] <danno67> Jordan_U: Is that part of Jaunty, because I didn't install that under Jaunty and I can still see my Iphone
[21:48] <newgen> can anyone help me with slow sata harddisk ? (2mb/s)
[21:49] <Itaku> i have a linux iso downloaded not alternate and i cant burn a cd, how can i install this?
[21:49] <DShepherd> png
[21:49] <Rolcol> Does the Live CD of Ubuntu support HFS+?
[21:49] <sebsebseb> Itaku: burn the contents of the ISO to CD?
[21:49] <DShepherd> Flannel, i guess I am  ok now
[21:49] <Itaku> and i cant burn a cd
[21:49] <merlin5693> DasEi Thanks for your help. I must reboot to test ...
[21:49] <Jordan_U> danno67: I don't know
[21:49] <sebsebseb> !install |  Itaku
[21:49] <guntbert> romano: that was one <tab> too much/less , there is guntbert and there is gunni
[21:50] <Itaku> doesnt say
[21:50] <Itaku> says i can only use alternate
[21:50] <Itaku> which im not downloading
[21:50] <Jordan_U> Rolcol: Read only ( unless you disable journaling, which I don't reccomend unless you need to )
[21:50] <Itaku> i get charged $2 for every mb transfered
[21:50] <sebsebseb> Itaku: how much RAM?
[21:50]  * DShepherd waves to jussi01 
[21:50] <genii> Rolcol: If you install the hfsplus and hfsutils.
[21:50] <Itaku> 1gb
[21:50] <Piet> ehs1: i was referring to unallocated space, you too?
[21:50] <sebsebseb> Itaku: so you got some silly connection where  they charge for downloads hummm
[21:50] <newgen> could anyone pleas help me a little with my slow sata harddisks ?
[21:50] <sebsebseb> Itaku: you can order a free cd from  Ubuntu/Canocial
[21:51] <Itaku> verizon mobile broadband
[21:51] <sebsebseb> Itaku: it may take 6 weeks before you get it though
[21:51] <Itaku> 6 weeks yeah
[21:51] <danno67> Jordan_U: never mind...I will just wait until I can get to my regular computer. Its going to be tied up for hours while it tries to recover some data off an NTFS drive. I guess I will wait until it finishes.
[21:51] <Itaku> ill probably order one, before it gets here new distro
[21:51] <Jordan_U> Itaku: Many ISPs have local mirrors which don't count toward bandwidth
[21:51] <danno67> Jordan_U: but thanks for the help.
[21:51] <romano> guntbert,  cool, can you see if this is an ok doc plz--http://www.howtoforge.com/linux_webradio_with_icecast2_ices2
[21:51] <Jordan_U> danno67: np
[21:51] <Itaku> Jordan_U, know one for verizon mobile broadband?
[21:51] <StormWinged> Itaku so you have a iso image? and you cant burn it to cd?
[21:51] <maFaute> I can't mount my usb hd anymore, pmount complains about wrong fs type, while "dmesg | tail" gives me: "ReiserFS: sda: warning: sh-2021: reiserfs_fill_super: can not find reiserfs on sda" what should I do?
[21:52] <Itaku> StormWinged, i have an iso which is not alternate
[21:52] <melter> does anyone know what package owns /etc/init.d/NetworkManager?
[21:52] <Itaku> melter, coreutils?
[21:52] <StormWinged> melter:  still have troubles with wifi?
[21:52] <Jordan_U> Itaku: Oh, probably not one for that since keeping traffic within their network doesn't benefit wireless providers like it does normal ISPs
[21:53] <guntbert> romano: now you got it, but I don't know anything about webradio - please ask the channel again (without my nick in front) - happy ubunting :-)
[21:53] <melter> StormWinged: not wifi, but a wired connection
[21:53] <StormWinged> ah...
[21:53] <melter> StormWinged: no end of problems with network manager
[21:53] <sebsebseb> Itaku: I don't normalley recommend it since it puts Ubuntu inside a section of your  Windows partition, but wubi is a small download
[21:53] <StormWinged> damn
[21:53] <brassmaster> commander_: What kind of graphics card are you using?
[21:53] <Itaku> sebsebseb, wubi sucks
[21:53] <Jordan_U> Itaku: Why do need the alternate CD?
[21:53] <sebsebseb> Itaku: yep pretty much, well it's ok for trying Ubuntu
[21:53] <StormWinged> Itaku:  do you want to help ya?
[21:53] <Itaku> i got it, installed the AMD version, when im not AMD, nothing on it works
[21:53] <Itaku> i dont want to try it
[21:53] <Itaku> i want it
[21:54] <commander_> intel graphics media accelerator x3100
[21:54] <romano> guntbert: thnaks for the crash course today
[21:54] <sebsebseb> Itaku: ,but for proper Ubuntu usage,  real partitions :)
[21:54] <icewaterman> lol, this one is hilarious http://xkcd.com/149/
[21:54] <nmvictor>  melter: just that, network-manager
[21:54] <sebsebseb> !ot  |  icewaterman
[21:54] <guntbert> romano: you're welcome
[21:54] <Hiemanshu> Itaku, where do you stay?
[21:54] <genii> melter: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=contents&keywords=networkmanager&mode=exactfilename&suite=jaunty&arch=any
[21:54] <bcmorr2> icewaterman: hah, indeed
[21:54] <Itaku> Jordan_U, cant burn a cd and the one without a cd/anything is saying i need alternate
[21:54] <StormWinged> lol icewaterman
[21:54] <Hiemanshu> I might be able to lend you a copy
[21:54] <Itaku> Hiemanshu, around michigan
[21:54] <marin> Can you please reccommend me driver for my ATI x1250 graphic card??????????????????????
[21:54] <melter> nmvictor: i with there was a way to tell network-manager just to start over from scratch
[21:54] <tanath> my gnome-scheduler seems to be broken. it just ate my task and won't let me re-add it. any help?
[21:55] <StormWinged> Itaku: pm me... maybe  i can help you
[21:55] <Jordan_U> Itaku: Ahh
[21:55] <sebsebseb> icewaterman: I didn't find it funny
[21:55] <bo7amny> how can i set a fixed id address for nfs
[21:55] <melter> genii: the problem is that installing network-manager complains about that file not existing
[21:55] <systat> Can you please reccommend me driver for my ATI x1250 graphic card??????????????????????
[21:55] <sebsebseb> icewaterman: plus I told you that it was offtopic before I looked
[21:55] <bo7amny> *ip
[21:55] <melter> genii: which is the reason i'm installing it to begin with
[21:56] <kirlyin> ok...tried installing envyng (went through synaptic, opened terminal and sudo apt-get install envyng-qt) got the error:  Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[21:56] <kirlyin> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[21:56] <sint> hey, anyone know how to count the number of subfolders in cli?
[21:56] <tonlensink> test
[21:56] <Jordan_U> Itaku: Maybe there is another solution to your problem, why can't you use a flash drive or CD to install?
[21:56] <genii> melter: Perhaps: sudo touch /etc/init.d/NetworkManager
[21:56] <tanath> kirlyin: are you using another package manager at the moment?
[21:56] <tanath> kirlyin: maybe you're getting security updates in the background
[21:57] <guntbert> tonlensink: not here please
[21:57] <enthused> hi, does anyone know a reason why a port i have specifically set to accept traffic in iptables would show up as closed in nmap?
[21:57] <Jordan_U> enthused: Is anything listening?
[21:57] <Hiemanshu> enthused, if nothing is listening on that port
[21:57] <tanath> enthused: is anything listening on that port?
[21:57] <mzz> enthused: nothing running that listens on the port (check netstat -tulp)?
[21:57] <enthused> Jordan_U: yes, there is an app there listening
[21:57]  * mzz obviously needs to type faster
[21:57] <philosophia> hi anyone know the location of the gnome program menu text file?
[21:57] <tanath> enthused: well, nmap is getting a response... just not the expected one
[21:57] <kirlyin> hhmm, would the update manager count as another package manager?
[21:58] <tanath> kirlyin: yes
[21:58] <philosophia> i want to be able to look at it in a text editor instead of using the gui tool to edit it
[21:58] <melter> genii: that works (that is SO messed up)
[21:58] <enthused> tanath: yes
[21:58] <kirlyin> ahh well that could be it...lemme try again
[21:58]  * kirlyin you can tell i have no clue wth i'm doing, lol*
[21:58] <genii> melter: Perhaps file a bug at launchpad.
[21:58] <melter> genii: now all i need to do is convince NetworkManager to detect my network
[21:59] <melter> genii: i filed bugs in 8.04 that still haven't been fixed
[21:59]  * tanath is wondering why gnome-scheduler suddenly stopped working >.<
[21:59] <Jordan_U> melter: You really need contents in that file, you may not be getting an error now but things probably won't work properly with that file blank
[21:59] <melter> Jordan_U: i removed NM and reinstalled it, so there are contents there now
[22:00] <genii> Jordan_U: It wasn't letting him install it due to the file not pre-existing,e tc etc
[22:00] <systat> Hey, pelasw STOP IGNORGING ME, I need X1250 ATI drivers for UBUNTU 9.04!~
[22:01] <systat> Whwere I could get them?????
[22:01]  * tanath is wondering why NetworkManager _never_ worked
[22:01] <gordonjcp> !patience | systat
[22:01]  * melter agrees with tanath and is considering another distribution
[22:01] <Hiemanshu> systat do a sudo apt-get catalyst
[22:01] <Hiemanshu> shoudl be in them
[22:02] <melter> 2 days of messing with NetworkManager is trying my patience
[22:02] <kirlyin> envyng says that it does both ati and nvidia
[22:02] <Hiemanshu> !info catalyst | systat
[22:02] <systat> I know
[22:02] <gordonjcp> !envy | kirlyin
[22:02] <pik}> melter: what's wrong with networkmanager?
[22:02] <systat> So what should I use then Hiemanshu
[22:02] <skierpage> How can I tell what display driver X11 is using (Kubuntu 9.04)?  xorg.conf just says "Configured Video Device".
[22:02] <systat> Performance sucks, Hiemanshu
[22:02] <gordonjcp> systat: whatever you do, don't use envy
[22:02] <nmvictor> melter: why dont you reinstall it?
[22:02] <melter> nmvictor: i have, many times
[22:03] <lbo_ken> hi every body  i would like to   know if there is a way to know wish version of synce  we should use for my gps. it has windows ce core 5  its a curtis of course  we can use it as normal usb mastorage device but i woudl like to change it as a activesyc mode
[22:03] <tanath> pik}: it doesn't work :P
[22:03] <systat> what is envy gordonjcp?????
[22:03] <Hiemanshu> systat, you might be on vesa drivers
[22:03] <Jordan_U> skierpage: You can look in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[22:03] <tanath> pik}: says there's no valid connections
[22:03] <tanath> pik}: and can't add one
[22:03] <V0iD_> nmvictor: Wats wrong with envy?
[22:03] <melter> pik}: "Wired Network" "device not managed"
[22:03] <gordonjcp> systat: it's a thing that is supposed to set up binary drivers for NVidia and ATI, but mostly ends up breaking stuff
[22:03] <lbo_ken> cause my reserch showed that there was 2 version  of sync and so we have to know wish one to use  to install the good who is compatible with our version
[22:03] <guntbert> systat: why not just the radeon driver (OS), it works with my x1300
[22:04] <systat> Okay, so does anyone know, any link from where I could download some open source drivers, or something similar
[22:04] <pik}> melter: i guess you can try out wicd
[22:04] <nmvictor> V0iD_: i dint get you?????
[22:04] <Hiemanshu> systat, read this : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI
[22:04] <systat> guntbert, tell me where I can download those drivers
[22:04] <melter> pik}: it's as if i have 2 completely different subsystems managing networking, NetworkManager and something else
[22:04] <Jordan_U> gordonjcp: envy-ng is well written and available in universe, it is not just a random poorly written script
[22:04] <V0iD_> nmvictor: You said dont use envy!
[22:04] <Hiemanshu> !info ati
[22:04] <melter> pik}: and i with there was a way to get NM to just start over
[22:04] <Hiemanshu> !ati
[22:04] <melter> without having to reinstall
[22:04] <gordonjcp> Jordan_U: it does a good job of looking like a random poorly-written script
[22:05] <pik}> melter: sudo apt-get install wicd :)
[22:05] <systat> Hiemanshu, on that link you gave me tehre are no 9.04 instructions
[22:05] <Hiemanshu> try 8.04
[22:05] <guntbert> !info xserver-xorg-video-radeon | systat
[22:05] <Hiemanshu> !ati | systat
[22:05] <melter> pik}: what's wicd?
[22:06] <pik}> melter: another networkmanager.
[22:06] <Hiemanshu> !info wicd | melter
[22:06] <gordonjcp> this is exactly why you shouldn't use ATI
[22:06] <Jordan_U> gordonjcp: I believe Alberto Milone is also a regular Ubunut developer, and again it is available in the repositories ( though universe, not main )
[22:06] <systat> insmod: can't read '/lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/volatile/fglrx.ko': No such file or directory
[22:06] <Hiemanshu> gordonjcp, cant complain most laptops use Inbuilt cards
[22:06] <melter> pik}: if it's so great, why doesn't ubuntu use it? i'm really worried about having yet another networking system when the problem is that i already have too many
[22:06] <skierpage> Jordan_U thanks!  Xorg.0.log says "Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers//radeon_drv.so".  But I think the xf86-video-ati driver might be a better fit with my R350 Radeon 9800 Pro.
[22:07] <brandon__> omg i forgot password to ubuntu on other comp.. any way to get it?
[22:07] <lbo_ken> sorry  hit the wrong button
[22:07] <Jordan_U> skierpage: np :)
[22:07] <systat> guntbert, where I can download those drivers you use, there are no any restricted drivers, in restricted driver manager
[22:07] <Jordan_U> brandon__: You can reset it
[22:07] <Hiemanshu> systat, change the line to /lib/modules/`uname -r`/volatile/fglrx.ko
[22:07] <brandon__> oh thats good. How
[22:07] <kiamo> what do i need to apt-get to enable mp3 support?
[22:08] <bc> why would this return as 'addess not found' in FF in Ubuntu but load fine in FF in Windows? -> http://-kol.deviantart.com/art/Bokeh-116165739
[22:08] <pik}> melter: networkmanager works great for most people i think. im using wicd instead of networkmanager. with NW i had big issues with my wifi but with wicd everything works great
[22:08] <pik}> you can give it a try at least
[22:08] <pik}> it's easy to remove after
[22:08] <bc> I'm guessing it has something to do with the '-'
[22:08] <Jordan_U> brandon__: Boot into "recovery mode" from the grub menu, and run "passwd username"
[22:08] <guntbert> systat: don't use fglrx on jaunty - ati didn't update it for the "new" xorg - I don't use any restricted drivers, look at the info ubottu gave you
[22:08] <systat> Hiemanshu, but I can't enable 3d acceleration in restricted drivers, because tehre is no any
[22:08] <gordonjcp> Hiemanshu: that's why I only use hardware with built-in NVidia or Intel
[22:08] <sysdoc> kiamo, U looking for a mp3 player, no?
[22:08] <kiamo> yea that too hehe
[22:08] <gordonjcp> Hiemanshu: ATI cards are not supported under Linux in any meaningful way
[22:09] <nmvictor> kiamo: i think something  like restricted formats
[22:09] <BachgenBach> evening all, wonder if anyone can help.  Having problems with flash, followed information found on google it all is installed but nothing happening.
[22:09] <sysdoc> kiamo, Amarok, probably the easiest to setup and use
[22:09] <Jordan_U> systat: You may be able to get 3D acceleration without proprietary drivers
[22:09] <kiamo> cool
[22:09] <Hiemanshu> gordonjcp, yes but there are some openSource drivers
[22:09] <melter> pik}: be back in a few minutes, going to reboot
[22:09] <sysdoc> kiamo, sudo apt-get install amarok
[22:09] <pik}> melter: good luck
[22:09] <kiamo> yea thanks, almost done :)
[22:09] <gordonjcp> Hiemanshu: ... that don't work
[22:10] <systat> guntbert, I looked, but I don't see anything that could help me there, there are instructions for fglrx, and you sadi taht I don't use those
[22:10] <Hiemanshu> gordonjcp, i have seen it work
[22:10] <Hiemanshu> better than vesa atleast
[22:10] <gordonjcp> Hiemanshu: all resolutions, and 3d acceleration?
[22:10] <Hiemanshu> no, but better than ves
[22:10] <Hiemanshu> vesa
[22:10] <sysdoc> kiamo, if you have MySQL it can use it for the data base. Nice if ya looking to share it out
[22:10] <Shapeshifter> uhm, I just installed jaunty, and when I click on power management, the screen becomes are garbled and I can't really do anything anymore.
[22:10] <Hiemanshu> but yes proper resolution
[22:10] <gordonjcp> Hiemanshu: so, they don't work
[22:10] <gordonjcp> Hiemanshu: no acceleration == not working
[22:10] <el> #ubuntu-it
[22:11] <kiamo> sysdoc, umm... ?
[22:11] <Hiemanshu> gordonjcp, for me better than vesa == working :)
[22:11] <BlueMe> hello, i can't install languages in ubuntu 9.04, can you help me?
[22:11] <systat> 1:05.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RS690M [Radeon X1200 Series]
[22:11] <gordonjcp> Hiemanshu: well there is that
[22:11] <gordonjcp> BlueMe: what kind of languages?
[22:12] <Jordan_U> gordonjcp: My ATI card supports all resolution, 3D acceleration, compiz ( with redirected direct rendering using newer drivers ) all with the Free drivers
[22:13] <gordonjcp> Jordan_U: good for you
[22:13] <sysdoc> kiamo, are you using Jaunty?
[22:13] <Shapeshifter> gah this sucks. I can only move the cursor. Nothing else works. can't kill X, can't switch to TTY1, can't do anything. magic sysrq is also not reacting.
[22:13] <gordonjcp> Jordan_U: you're the first person I've ever heard of with the open drivers working
[22:13] <systat> 1:05.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RS690M [Radeon X1200 Series]
[22:13] <sveri> hi, i have a problem, i upgraded my mothers ubuntu from 7.10 to 9.04, now some of her openoffice presentations she works on have a different layout, is it possible to install an old OO Version parallel?
[22:13] <dan_> Hello everyone, i have a question :)
[22:13] <Hiemanshu> dan_, just ask
[22:13] <antonio_> hi people! i founded i guide on internet that explain how to use an hotmail account on evolution but... i lost id :D does anyone know how to do it or where i can find a guide? thanks a lot!
[22:14] <BlueMe> gordonjcp: any...english or Italian which is my native language. I was useing Korganizer unde gnome, it works great but i can't select any language differen from English. It asked for a package to install by synaptic language-selector-qt but it not work anyway
[22:14] <dan_> How can i be certain that my computer can boot to USB?
[22:14] <antonio_> BlueMe italiano :)
[22:14] <gordonjcp> dan_: try it
[22:14] <BlueMe> gordonjcp: Same for the Launguage menu under System/administration
[22:14] <Lint01> sveri, only M$ Office improperly display documents from previous versions. OO can do _no_ such thing.
[22:14] <BlueMe> si antonio :)
[22:14] <Hiemanshu> dan_, how old is it?
[22:14] <Shapeshifter> What a pile of rubbish. This is what happens when stuff get's patched to insanity.
[22:14] <dan_> so, nothing in the bios that would tell me before downloading a gig first :P woohoo :P lol it's probably a 2002 model
[22:14] <Shapeshifter> s/'//
[22:14] <exen> bonsoir a tous
[22:15] <Hiemanshu> !fr | exen
[22:15] <dan_> dell optiplex
[22:15] <sveri> Lint01: yea, tell that to my mother...
[22:15] <systat> phoronix-test-suite/
[22:15] <gordonjcp> dan_: are there any boot options that suggest USB will work?
[22:15] <exen> sorry i'm not in the good chanel bye all
[22:15] <brandon__> when i enter username and pass for ubuntu it starts to load up but then goes to black screen with white writing for sec then goes back to login
[22:15] <brandon__> dosent say login is incorrect though
[22:16] <Twiddle> Any one good with wireless bugs when using ubuntu?
[22:16] <bin10101> this might be off subject a little...but I am trying to find a C++ IDE (been using emacs/vi and terminal) for linux.  I am teaching a c++ class at the local college and they will want an IDE I am sure.  Any favorites out there?
[22:16] <nmvictor> dab_:check with bios.while the computer restart,before anything about linux/windows shows press F9 /or F12,watch the screen while computer starts for boot options shortcut and press it then see if usb is listed
[22:16] <dan_> thanks nm :)
[22:16] <gordonjcp> bin10101: anjuta, kdevelop, eclipse if you can put up with it, and I've heard good things about geany
[22:17] <Jordan_U> Twiddle: Ask your question and you'll find out :)
[22:17] <gordonjcp> bin10101: I use gedit for all my code editing
[22:17] <eseven73> !IDE | bin10101
[22:17] <nmvictor> bin10101:Codeblock IDE might do
[22:17] <tanath> bin10101: any reason you can't let people use what they like?
[22:18] <tye> Good & "morning" OR "afternoon" OR "evening" & "Guys" OR "Girls".  ;)
[22:18] <Hiemanshu> !geany
[22:18] <Shapeshifter> lol this really is hilarious. Must be a f*ck up in the gtk theme engine. When desktop effects are enabled, and I open up the power manager, the screen gets garbled. when I'm using human, it's fairly okay, only the top half of the register tabs get cut off, but if I use another theme it completely locks up.
[22:18] <Hiemanshu> !info geany
[22:18] <Twiddle> Ok well I have a linksys g 2.4ghz broadband router and I keep losing connectivity on my desktop running ubuntu.  Sometimes it can connect and sometimes it can't
[22:18] <Shapeshifter> this fails big time.
[22:18] <Hiemanshu> calc
[22:18] <Hiemanshu> damn wrong place :(
[22:19] <regeya> under IDE, it should be pointed out that there's a GTK+ frontend for vim (gvim)
[22:19] <mdgrech_> hey guys I'm using gedit with the file browser plugin...under bookmarks my home directory shows up twice in the file browser gedit pane.  I tried clicking on it to delete it and was not able to...any ideas?
[22:20] <gordonjcp> regeya: with the best will in the world, gvim isn't really an IDE
[22:20] <bin10101> gordonjcp: me too if i am not already using vi or emacs....its been years since I used a real IDE.  These students will be complete newbs so I figure they will want code completion and in IDE debugging.  I could go with visual studio but I would rather stay to something that is linux friendly.  :)
[22:20] <Itaku> gah had a phone call but back to what i was on
[22:20] <regeya> !IDE > gordonjcp
[22:20] <Itaku> i have a linux iso downloaded not alternate and i cant burn a cd, how can i install this?
[22:20] <jazzzz> hello
[22:20] <regeya> gordonjcp, I was adding to something someone else had put in; thanks for trolling
[22:20] <gordonjcp> regeya: thanks for that
[22:20] <Itaku> and the !install thing doesnt work for me
[22:20] <Itaku> it says i need an alternate cd
[22:20] <gordonjcp> regeya: where was I trolling?
[22:21] <DasEi> !usb | Itaku
[22:21] <Jordan_U> Itaku: Any reason why you can't use a flash drive?
[22:21] <Hiemanshu> Itaku, try unetbootin
[22:21] <bin10101> tanath: these are complete newbs...they have no opinion.  Last time I taught this I had a student or two turn in programs in Word.  LOL
[22:21] <jazzzz> in amule my 100% files haven't been put in the incoming when finished. how can i do it now?
[22:21] <Hiemanshu> makes a flash drive/on to your hard disk
[22:21] <raving> Greetings, I'm having trouble installing 9.04 server on a PowerEdge 6450 with a SCSI CD-ROM (TEAC CD-224e). The CD can boot alrighty, but the installer can't mount the CD afterwards.
[22:21] <Hiemanshu> Itaku, i have done it before
[22:21] <Itaku> Jordan_U, my comp doesnt support usb boot
[22:21] <Hiemanshu> Itaku, try it with Grub4dos
[22:21] <GreenIguana> hi there
[22:21] <gordonjcp> regeya: oh fine, go all quiet then
[22:21] <Itaku> that says that it needs alternate cd
[22:21] <GreenIguana> does anyone have experience with MBRs?
[22:21] <Itaku> should i try with desktop installer?
[22:22] <Jordan_U> Itaku: Can you remove the internal hard drive?
[22:22] <nmvictor> GreenIguana: hi
[22:22] <Itaku> Jordan_U, why?
[22:22] <hacktolive> raving: try a live USB
[22:22] <Hiemanshu> GreenIguana, yes
[22:22] <etienne_> misterK
[22:22] <gordonjcp> regeya: regardless of what the bot says, gvim isn't what anyone in their right mind would call an IDE, and the factoid is misleading
[22:22] <jazzzz> in amule my 100% files haven't been put in the incoming when finished. how can i do it now?
[22:22] <DasEi> GreenIguana:some,yes
[22:22] <raving> hacktolive, I'll ask my sysop if we have a usb key for that, it's worth a shot
[22:22] <romano> guntbert: dude sorry but damn
[22:22] <GreenIguana> great! A friend of mine tried dualboot with Vista
[22:22] <LjL> gordonjcp: to tell that to the ops in #ubuntu-ops, please don't be offtopic here (that includes both of you of course)
[22:22] <Jordan_U> Itaku: Depenind on how hard it is / how desparate you are you can put it in another machine / enclosure and install from another machine then swap it back
[22:23] <Itaku> Jordan_U, this is my only comp
[22:23] <GreenIguana> and didn't save the MBR before overwriting it with Grub
[22:23] <GreenIguana> We added Vista manually in the menu.lst
[22:23] <Itaku> i only have one other which is an oversized electronic paperweight
[22:23] <Jordan_U> Itaku: How desparate are you?
[22:23] <hacktolive> raving: if you need a windows live usb creator, I have cd2usb: http://hacktolive.org/cd2usb
[22:23] <hacktolive> raving: good luck
[22:23] <GreenIguana> But when starting, it complained about NTLDR not found
[22:23] <Itaku> my windows is virus impreginated and my reinstall/format doesnt work
[22:23] <DasEi> !who | GreenIguana
[22:23] <jazzzz> j'ai un probleme avec la finalisation des fichiers sous amule : les fichier a 100% n'ont pas été deplacé dans incomming. comment relancer cette operation???
[22:24] <jazzzz> in amule my 100% files haven't been put in the incoming when finished. how can i do it now?
[22:24] <gianluca> !it
[22:24] <GreenIguana> @ubottu, DasEi | thanks, I'll try
[22:24] <Lint01> Itaku: define 'doesn't work'
[22:24] <ersoy> !tr
[22:24] <norrisg1> who here is an operator?
[22:24] <Jordan_U> Itaku: How does the vendor expect the user to re-install windows if needed, are there instructions for that?
[22:24] <Itaku> Jordan_U, windows 7
[22:24] <ncfi1013_> is there any way to convert .iso images to .avi files?
[22:25] <norrisg1> Who here is an operator?
[22:25] <DasEi> GreenIguana:so grub overwrote the vista loader, but didn't find the existing vista install ?
[22:25] <LjL> norrisg1: everyone listed when you type: /msg ubottu ops. or if you need something from operators, ask in #ubuntu-ops
[22:25] <GreenIguana> DasEi: yes
[22:25] <Itaku> its beta, and my friend let me borrow the cd, which is now burned in a house fire
[22:25] <Jordan_U> Itaku: That doesn't answer my question
[22:25] <jazzzz> in amule my 100% files haven't been put in the incoming when finished. how can i do it now?
[22:25] <guillaume_> i need some help i have 2 network pci card on my computer running on ubuntu 9.04 and wanted to connect my home server ( also on ubuntu ) to hit a bit like a router but i want to give him an ip adress  tghrouth dhcp tho be able to connect from internet to hit somone can help
[22:25] <norrisg1> ok thankyou
[22:25] <Itaku> Jordan_U, there was nothing with my comp to reinstall
[22:25] <GreenIguana> DasEi | If we reinstalled Vista, copied the bootloder with dd to the disk with Vista on it /dev/sdb, might it work?
[22:26] <Shapeshifter> how can I move the networking icon in the top panel? It has no move option.
[22:26] <Shapeshifter> and if I move other stuff, I can't drag them to the right past the networking icon
[22:26] <DasEi> GreenIguana:d/l super-grub-cd which also repairs windows start and check ##windows for recovering ntldr
[22:26] <DasEi> d/l*
[22:26] <Lint01> Shapeshifter: move the entire notification area
[22:27] <Shapeshifter> Lint01: I see. thanks
[22:27] <commander_> brass r u there
[22:27] <Itaku> Jordan_U, is there a way to mount the iso to the computer to make it boot to that iso?
[22:27] <Jordan_U> Itaku: No
[22:27] <Jordan_U> Itaku: There are some convoluted ways you could get a real install from a wubi install though
[22:27] <GreenIguana> DasEi | super-grub-disk was the source of the problem, since it didn't recognize the vista installation
[22:28] <Davidf88_> ;;
[22:28] <hacktolive> Itaku: If you can't burn a CD, you can try a Live USB...
[22:28] <systat> Please, what drivers I need to install to make my x1250 graphic card run faster, fglrx is not supported anymore.
[22:28] <DasEi> GreenIguana:there is no need to reinstall vista, you have to add an entry to grub in /boot/grub/menu.lst and make shure startup files of win can be found
[22:28] <Itaku> Jordan_U, wubi sucks and ill never use it again considering what it did from my comp
[22:28] <Itaku> hacktolive, comp doesnt support usb boor
[22:28] <Itaku> boot*
[22:28] <Jordan_U> Itaku: What did it do to your comp?
[22:28] <GreenIguana> DasEi | we made the entry in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[22:28] <hacktolive> Itaku: too bad...
[22:28] <Itaku> installed the x64 version when my comp doesnt have AMD
[22:28] <GreenIguana> DasEi | which startup files do you mean?
[22:28] <douggyT> hello...i am looking for some help - my burner is not recognized by ubuntu since the latest kernel upgrade
[22:29] <DasEi> GreenIguana:ntldr for example
[22:29] <progre55> hi people! anybody has any idea why cyrillic is not working on firefox flash windows? appreciate!
[22:29] <Jordan_U> Itaku: Did it hurt anything, or just not work?
[22:29] <jazzzz> in amule my 100% files haven't been put in the incoming when finished. how can i do it now?
[22:29] <systat> Please, what drivers I need to install to make my x1250 graphic card run faster, fglrx is not supported anymore.
[22:29] <Davidf88> ll
[22:29] <Itaku> Jordan_U, did not work, after i got the normal version it had none of the stuff i needed, ex wvdial
[22:29] <jazzzz> how can i restart the finalisation of a file?
[22:29] <hacktolive> jazzzz: try messing up with amule settings
[22:29] <GreenIguana> DasEi | ok, I'll try
[22:30] <Jordan_U> Itaku: And hopefully you know that any 64 bit computer, AMD or intel, can be called and use "AMD64"
[22:30] <jazzzz> hacktolive thanks but i can't find anything in the settings
[22:30] <Itaku> well i upgraded to AMD64 processor and tried the linux amd version, and it just worked like crap
[22:31] <jazzzz> hacktolive you know this problem?
[22:32] <romano>  http://pastebin.com/d4ce06dc4
[22:32] <hacktolive> jazzzz: maybe the downloads to a a hidden folder in your home
[22:32] <Jordan_U> Itaku: I don't use wvdial but I don't see why it wouldn't be available for 64 bit Ubuntu
[22:32] <GreenIguana> DasEi | what do you mean with "make sure"? what should I try if it doesn't find them?
[22:32] <Lacyel> good evening, does anyone know any community related to shell script?
[22:32] <Itaku> Jordan_U, it just didnnt have it when i installed with wubi, and i use mobile broadband so its wvdial or nothing
[22:33] <jazzzz> no it was a problem with the hard drive right
[22:33] <jazzzz> i did fsk it solve the problem
[22:33] <romano> could some one help me with this-->Detaching from the consoleServer startup failed. Exiting icecast2. romano@aston
[22:33] <Itaku> Jordan_U, is it possible to split the cd into 2 cd's?
[22:33] <romano> im trying to run icecst
[22:33] <jazzzz> but now i'd like to move and rename every finished files that stay in the incomming
[22:34] <jazzzz> you know this problem?
[22:34] <BlueMe> hello, i need help with language manager in ubunt 9.04, it doesn't work, any way to reinstall it?
[22:34] <Jordan_U> Itaku: Wubi uses the same install image that regular Ubuntu does, and as far as I kow Ubuntu 64 has the same mobile broadband support as 32 by default
[22:35] <Itaku> well the mobile broadband tab doesnt work, i add my stuff in there and everything and theres no connect button
[22:35] <hacktolive> jazzzz: type the name of a person if you are talking to them....
[22:35] <DasEi> GreenIguana:I just asked for vista, the installer cd can be used to restore ntldr,but then most probably grub will be affected again
[22:35] <sevodnya> Any ideas what might cause boot to freeze during HAL initiation, with the line "already loaded" displayed instead of "OK" or "fail"?
[22:35] <hacktolive> jazzzz: I am not familiar with that problems...
[22:35] <zzaza> hi all
[22:35] <Jordan_U> Itaku: Are you sure your card is supported?
[22:36] <commander_> can anyone help me on CAIRO DOCK?
[22:36] <Jordan_U> Itaku: And if you have the 32 bit Ubuntu iso you can install 32 bit Ubuntu with wubi without any extra download
[22:37] <GreenIguana> DasEi | ok then, we'll try and let you know how it works
[22:37] <DasEi> GreenIguana:try the vista cd to restore the bootloader, then follow :
[22:37] <DasEi> !grub
[22:37] <napsteur> Il y a quoi comme IDE bien pour coder en C sous ubuntu ?
[22:37] <GreenIguana> DasEi | thanks so far
[22:37] <OmEn_666> is there any one who can help me up please
[22:37] <OmEn_666> ??
[22:37] <melter> pik}: thank you, wicd is brilliant!
[22:37] <Jordan_U> !anyone | OmEn_666
[22:38] <pik}> melter: no problem :)
[22:38] <earth> i can't find tor for 9.04?does anyone know if it's still supported?
[22:38] <OmEn_666> i have a small problem i cant get larger resolutions except 1360x768 running 9.04 on nvidia 8500gt 512mb
[22:38] <Jordan_U> earth: It is, it's in the repositories
[22:39] <Itaku> Jordan_U, i dont know if my card is supported, i teather my blackberry storm to my computer in windows mode
[22:39] <earth> but i can't find it
[22:39] <VCoolio> Hi, I had an app some time ago that that adjusts monitor brightness to the time of the day; anyone remembers the name?
[22:40] <jazzzz> hacktolive thank you
[22:40] <jazzzz> in amule my 100% files haven't been put in the incoming when finished. how can i do it now?
[22:40] <ncfi1013_> how do i convert .iso files to .avi files?
[22:40] <OmEn_666> and i need to get at least 1280x1024 as i used to work on both osx and windows
[22:41] <hacktolive> ncfi1013_: you just can't do it like that
[22:41] <VCoolio> ncfi1013_: you don't convert, you extract; .iso is a cd-image, not a video extension
[22:41] <hacktolive> ncfi1013_: yeah, VCoolio is right
[22:42] <DasEi> GreenIguana: someone reminded me to the fixboot cmd in win recovery console
[22:42] <hacktolive> ncfi1013_: first extract/mount, and only then try to do something with the files...
[22:42] <sevodnya> ncfi1013_: what is in the iso files?
[22:42] <jugglingtye> Anyone -> Is there a terminal command that will show current connections, similar to windows netstat?
[22:42] <jazzzz> in amule my 100% files haven't been put in the incoming when finished. how can i do it now?
[22:43] <ror> jugglingtye, that would be netstat
[22:43] <DasEi>  jugglingtye: netstat ?!!
[22:43] <ncfi1013_> films sevodnya
[22:43] <Itaku> is it possible to teather your blackberry storm to the computer?
[22:43] <OmEn_666> Jordan_U,  can u help me on hat matter i wrote in the chan please
[22:43] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[22:43] <komputes> neysplit
[22:43] <Jordan_U> Itaku: Looks like it's supported by a third party app ( not sure of its quality ) http://www.berry4all.com/home
[22:44] <Itaku> thank god im not on that side, id be paying money
[22:44] <Itaku> berry4all needs python, which wasnt installed with wubi
[22:44] <romano> can some one plz help me with icecast-->Detaching from the console
[22:44] <romano> Server startup failed. Exiting
[22:44] <romano> icecast2.
[22:45] <jugglingtye> Thanks Ror and DasEi... I'm on a roll for dumb questions...
[22:45] <Jordan_U> Itaku: Python is installed with wubi, half of Ubuntu depends on python :)
[22:45] <DasEi> jugglingtye: nah, just keep them short ;-)
[22:45] <Jordan_U> Itaku: And again, everything installed by default on a normal install is installed by default with wubi
[22:45] <jazzzz> in amule my 100% files haven't been put in the incoming when finished. how can i do it now?
[22:46] <dsabecky> romano: You might be better off using SHOUTcast.
[22:46] <romano> dsabecky,: with ubunut?
[22:46] <romano> dsabecky,: well i run crunchbang
[22:47] <OmEn_666> (Help) i have a small problem i cant get larger resolutions except 1360x768 running 9.04 on nvidia 8500gt 512mb and i need at least 1280x1024
[22:47] <romano> same thing
[22:47] <dsabecky> romano: Yes. I've setup SHOUTcast servers twice, easy as cake.
[22:47] <romano> dsabecky,: i have been sturggling at this
[22:48] <romano> dsabecky: do you have a doc link?
[22:49] <dsabecky> romano: For SHOUTcast? Everything you need will be on shoutcast.com
[22:49] <OmEn_666> as a monitor im using a crt 17"
[22:49] <Shapeshifter> How can I remove places from the "Places" menu I don't want?
[22:49] <romano> thanks
[22:49] <Shapeshifter> like "music" and all that stuff
[22:49] <dsabecky> Shapeshifter: Open a nautilus window and Right Click > Remove from the side panel.
[22:49] <owned> 0men: did you install the nvidia drivers?
[22:49] <OmEn_666> shapeshifter right click from the nautilus and remove
[22:49] <Shapeshifter> dsabecky: thanks
[22:50] <OmEn_666> yes they are installed
[22:50] <iceroot> i am using kubuntu with installed ubuntu-desktop. gnome always use us-keyboard-layout as default. i have to change it every boot. kde is working fine with german-layout. how to force german layout to gnome?
[22:50] <BlueMe> any help for a language manager not working on ubnuntu 9.04? pls....
[22:50] <OmEn_666> but the max res im geting is 1360x786 or something liket that owned
 in amule my 100% files haven't been put in the incoming when finished. how can i do it now?
[22:53] <klabezo> Hello
[22:53] <zer0o> hi guys, does anyone play NEXUIZ? ive got a problem, CSQC unloaded it says, and then doesn't load the .sav file, wouldn't let me access next level, any idea?
[22:54] <bin10101> I saw this on a website: It is said in the Debian policy: "don't use apt-get anymore, use aptitude instead"  Is this true for ubuntu as well?
[22:54] <klabezo> plz help me i want to set me screen to 1024*768 in ubuntu 8.10
[22:54] <hacktolive> guys.... does RMS (Stallman) ever appears here.... ?
[22:54] <mzz> I don't think RMS does irc at all
[22:54] <Shapeshifter> I've edited fstab and added an ntfs partition, then I did mount -a. Now nautilus shows the ntfs partition and I can browse it, but it added an "eject" icon and an icon of it on the desktop. I don't want either. It should be a mount, not some "media". Should I mount it in /mnt/ for that? because I edited fstab for it to mount it in /media/space
[22:55] <Ampelbein> bin10101: aptitude has some advantages, so i personally recommend it over apt-get.
[22:55] <Shapeshifter> or how do I get rid of the eject and destop icons?
[22:55] <hacktolive> mzz: too busy playing with emacs.... :)
[22:55] <mzz> bin10101: I *think* nonancient of ubuntu's apt-get doesn't have the lack of automatically installed tracking problem you're probably referring to
[22:55] <mzz> bin10101: but you should definitely check since I don't know much about ubuntu
[22:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Ampelbein the differences between apt and aptitude (in Ubuntu) are few and far between, unlike some other distros
[22:57] <klabezo> plz help me i want to set me screen to 1024*768 in ubuntu 8.10
[22:57] <Jack_Sparrow> klabezo what video card, people will need to know
[22:57] <klabezo> sis
[22:58] <Jack_Sparrow> klabezo vesa mode will do 1024...
[22:59] <macman_> hey i think i have a crisis
[22:59] <klabezo> plz step by step im very new to linux
[22:59] <jonathon_> anyone here have experiance with curchbang linux?
[23:00] <Jack_Sparrow> klabezo I am about to eat lunch, Just ask every few minutes " I need help with 8.10 and an sis video card to get vesa mode 1024x768 or sis mode if possible
[23:00] <klabezo> ok jack
[23:01] <neodragon> I just setup a dual monitor display connected to an nvidia geforce fx 7600gs 512mb video card, I set it so each monitor is running off a seperate X session, so they operate independent of each other, but now when I try to run certain apps on the second monitor they alway open on the first monitor how do I fix this?
[23:01] <VCoolio> Shapeshifter: in configuration editor find /apps/nautilus/desktop and set your preferences there
[23:01] <brandonban6> anyone running Kdenlive on gnome?
[23:02] <neodragon> By the way I am currently running Jaunty on this PC.
[23:02] <mattgirv> Hey, I am getting an error reg. OpenGL when trying to compile Wine, I know it is to do with symlinking the 32bit libraries, but I have already symlinked it and can't understand why it doesnt work.
[23:03] <sevenseeker> on a headless 9.04 box, I can't initialize Xvfb with 32 bit color depth like the man page says is possible... I have mesa libs installed (glx, swx, dri, glu, and glw)
[23:03] <OmEn_666> can some one help me up to configure xorg with my monitor please
[23:03] <mattgirv> I get : configure: libGLU 32-bit development files not found, GLU won't be supported.
[23:03] <sevenseeker> no logs or useful output, it just fails when specifying 32 depth
[23:03] <Guest50329> hey guys
[23:03] <Guest50329> i just installed ubuntu and i have a question
[23:04] <Ampelbein> !ask | Guest50329
[23:04] <neodragon>  I just setup a dual monitor display connected to an nvidia geforce fx 7600gs 512mb video card, I set it so each monitor is running off a seperate X session, so they operate independent of each other, but now when I try to run certain apps on the second monitor they alway open on the first monitor how do I fix this? I am running Jaunty.
[23:04] <brandon__> so i have a ""@"localhost' as user for mysql db.. should i delete that one and make one with a name in it?
[23:05] <Guest50329> Okay, I have a lot of files transfered to my windows xp computer on the same network (router) how do i access the files on my ubuntu laptop so i can transfer them back here
[23:05] <sebsebseb> !samba |  Guest50329
[23:05] <Kalmi> Guest50329, Places -> Network
[23:05] <norrisg1> Is there anyone that needs help?
[23:06] <neodragon>  I just setup a dual monitor display connected to an nvidia geforce fx 7600gs 512mb video card, I set it so each monitor is running off a seperate X session, so they operate independent of each other, but now when I try to run certain apps on the second monitor they alway open on the first monitor how do I fix this?
[23:06] <klabezo> I need help with 8.10 and an sis video card to get vesa mode 1024x768 or sis mode if possible
[23:07] <neodragon> currently running ubuntu 9.04
[23:07] <Ampelbein> neodragon: that's a known issue, bug 192009
[23:07] <judget_> It seems that Jaunty wants a bit more resources than intrepid
[23:07] <Ampelbein> neodragon: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/bugs/192009
[23:07] <blu> really, my jaunty runs quicker with less ram (seems to anyway)
[23:07] <blu> boots much quicker
[23:08] <sebsebseb> Jaunty boots faster than 8.10
[23:08] <blu> the only problem I have so far is with webcam
[23:08] <Kalmi> blu, mine runs faster with a crappyer hdd
[23:08] <mattgirv> I have no OpenGL support within WINE, regardless of if I install through repo or not.. if I try to compile, I get an error regarding libGLU not being found and OpenGL support not supported... I have OpenGL working perfect within native linux apps, has anyone experience with Wine on 64bit machines?
[23:08] <sebsebseb> blu     cheese for configuring web cams
[23:09] <judget_> well i only have 1 g of ram and i can notice that it sems to want more
[23:09] <Vantrax> mattgirv, have you installed openGL into wine?
[23:09] <klabezo> I need help with 8.10 and an sis video card to get vesa mode 1024x768 or sis mode if possible
[23:09] <mattgirv> Vantrax: Erm what do you mean?
[23:09] <sebsebseb> !swap >  judget_
[23:09] <judget_> and more of the swap seems to be used by looking at the top command
[23:09] <neodragon> Ampelbein: Thanks I will read up on that.
[23:10] <brandonban6> anyone running Kdenlive on gnome?
[23:10] <judget_> sebsebseb I know about that but i am comparing when only running one big program like cinelerra
[23:10] <Vantrax> mattgirv, Wine works kind of like a virtual machine, it can only use resources from inside its folder, not from the machine. So you can have something installed in Ubuntu, but Wine will not see it
[23:10] <coolkourt> how do i set up a FTP in Kate?
[23:10] <sebsebseb> judget_: ok
[23:10] <blu> sebsebseb thanks for the tip...it seems to work now. did not worth with ekiga
[23:10] <norrisg1> Anyone here need help?
[23:10] <sebsebseb> coolkourt: not sure if you can,  why not do  gftp or something instead?
[23:11] <coolkourt> sebsebseb: i want to be able to edit a file remotely on the server
[23:11] <regeya> Kate should work like any other kde app, coolkourt, and iirc it uses an ftp url such as ftp://some.server/some/path but aside from that I'm drawing a blank at the moment ;-)
[23:11] <mattgirv> Vantrax: Yes, I understand that. What I'm saying is I cannot compile it with OpenGL support as it complains about libGLU being missing (despite me adding a symlink to the library (which does exist in the lib32 dir))
[23:11] <sebsebseb> norrisg1: that's twice you done only that, and said nothing else
[23:11] <brandonban6> norrisg1, I'd like to know if there is anyone able to get kdenlive running smoothly in gnome(jaunty). :)
[23:11] <GreenIguana> DasEi | hmm, friend is calling it a night and will try again tomorrow
[23:11] <norrisg1> ok
[23:11] <norrisg1> ok
[23:12] <klabezo> I need help with 8.10 and an sis video card to get vesa mode 1024x768 or sis mode if possible
[23:12] <mattfred> join labview
[23:12] <OmEn_666> if there is someone familiar with video card configurations on crt monitors just pm me i need help
[23:12] <Vantrax> mattgirv, then thats going to be a little tricky
[23:12] <GreenIguana> DasEi | I'll probably come here again, thanks so far!
[23:12] <Guest50329> i dont think samba is what i need
[23:12] <mattgirv> Vantrax: Yes.. thats why I need help :(
[23:12] <DasEi> GreenIguana: sure, np
[23:12] <Guest50329> i need to access my windows files on another computer on the nwtwork
[23:12] <coolkourt> sebsebseb, regeya: alright, another question I had was www.aptana.com i installed on eclipse but the JRE gives me an error ev erytime, how would i do a manual install
[23:12] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: yes you do that with Samba, and sahre the folderes in Windows
[23:13] <sevenseeker> [config/dbus] couldn't take over org.x.config: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.AccessDenied (Connection ":1.520" is not allowed to own the service "org.x.config.display10" due to security policies in the configuration file)
[23:13] <sevenseeker> (EE) config/hal: NewInputDeviceRequest failed (2)
[23:13] <Guest50329> i have Samba Server configuration , is that right?
[23:13] <DasEi> Guest50329: samba is
[23:13] <raving> Greetings, I'm having trouble installing 9.04 server on a PowerEdge 6450 with a SCSI CD-ROM (TEAC CD-224e). The CD can boot alrighty, but the installer can't mount the CD afterwards. I've tried booting off of a USB key, to no avail (BIOS is porbably too old)
[23:13] <sebsebseb> !info smb
[23:13] <sevenseeker> oops, sorry for flood, I am getting this with starting Xvfb from ssh, how can I enable ssh not just console access?
[23:14] <jdu> raving: sounds like cd drive is too old too, or bad.
[23:14] <DasEi> !info samba
[23:14] <brandonban6> !samba | sebsebseb
[23:14] <raving> jdu: perhaps, dmesg is reporting a lot of CRC errors
[23:14] <sgodsell> does ubuntu have a website to list or browse all the packages available?   Both in stable and testing
[23:14] <pepperjack> !debootstrap | raving may help
[23:14] <brandonban6> lol, sorry about the double post, I was slow :(
[23:14] <raving> pepperjack: I will check that out, thanks for the link
[23:14] <Kendor1967> Join #kendor1967 for great chat, and operator status!
[23:15] <Ampelbein> sgodsell: http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[23:15] <sebsebseb> brandonban6: I am not the one that needs samba that was the guest
[23:15] <Kendor1967> Join #kendor1967 for great chat, and operator status!
[23:15] <FloodBot2> Kendor1967: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:15] <Ampelbein> !ops Kendor1967
[23:15] <sgodsell> thank you Ampelbein
[23:15] <rahduke> sorry bout that
[23:15] <rahduke> this is barslow
[23:15] <brandonban6> sebsebseb, sorry, I missed that.
[23:15] <phenom> Any one have lit on installing usb wifi cards?
[23:15] <sebsebseb> Seeker`: why are you not in the op names?  for !ops ?
[23:15] <rahduke> whatever i just did my comp is messed up now, compiz doesnt work....
[23:15] <Seeker`> sebsebseb: *shrug*
[23:16] <pteague> any ideas why i would get a "Permission denied" error when trying to do `crontab -e` ?
[23:16] <LjL> sebsebseb: you know that's not a question for this channel to begin with.
[23:16] <sebsebseb> LjL: ok end of discussion :)
[23:16] <commander_> hello
[23:17] <gianluca> !it
[23:17] <deany> dell mini9 with jaunty UNR installed and updated.  There is no "guest" login option when you click the switch user button.. on my "real" laptop install of jaunty there is.
[23:18] <sgodsell> okay if I wanted to get the latest kernel for ubuntu,  like the same one on kernel.org  (2.6.29.3).   Where would I find that?
[23:18] <jdu> raving: one solution might be to use a bootfloppy.
[23:18] <DasEi> sgodsell: right there, kernel.org
[23:18] <Jack_Sparrow> sgodsell byou would need to compile your own
[23:18] <mattgirv> Has anyone any experience with compiling WINE 32bit on a 64bit system? I am having some troubles with getting it to recognise my libGLU dev files.
[23:18] <rahduke> computer janitor messed my shit up
[23:18] <DasEi> !kernel > sgodsell
[23:18] <Shapeshifter> I have this ntfs partition with some text files on it. for some reason, all of these are marked as executables, so that nautilus keeps asking if I want to display or execute. Even if I create a new "empty file" and call it text.txt if asks.
[23:18] <sgodsell> DasEi, I mean a package
[23:19] <Seveas> rahduke, wipe, flush and try again
[23:19] <Shapeshifter> how can I get it not to mark all files as executable??
[23:19] <rahduke> Seveas: what cha mean?
[23:19] <rdz> hi all. evolution wants to download 1900 mails from a pop account again, although the mails are already downloaded. how can i avoid that?
[23:19] <jdu> Shapeshifter: you must set umask (or dmask and fmask) in /etc/fstab
[23:19] <Seveas> Shapeshifter, there are mount options for that, umask, fmask and dmask. Please read the ntfs-3g docs for details.
[23:19] <DasEi> sgodsell: right there, kernel.org, if don'tlike it handy (and as said at all), google kernelcheck
[23:19] <Seveas> rahduke, just a silly joke
[23:19] <phenom> !usbwifi
[23:20] <phenom> :)
[23:20] <phenom> !usb
[23:20] <Shapeshifter> jdu, Seveas: thanks
[23:20] <Seveas> !wifi > phenom
[23:20] <rahduke> why would compiz just stop working?
[23:20] <rahduke> and how can i restart it
[23:20] <coolkourt> does anyone have experience with eclipse and JRE?
[23:20] <Guest50329> man im so confused
[23:20] <sgodsell> DasEi, hmmm,  so there is a package for ubuntu that has 2.6.29.3 kernel on kernel.org?
[23:20] <Seveas> Guest50329, how come?
[23:20] <phenom> Seveas, Ok, thx, hopefully that coveres installing usb wifi cards also. ?
[23:20] <Seveas> phenom, it should
[23:20] <Guest50329> ive installed samba
[23:20] <Guest50329> but i have no idea how to access my files on my windows computer
[23:21] <phenom> Seveas, I'll give it a shot, thank you
[23:21] <Jack_Sparrow> sgodsell If you find it please give me the liunk.
[23:21] <Guest50329> im in terminal right now
[23:21] <Seveas> Guest50329, you don't need samba for that. Just places --> network in the menu
[23:21] <sgodsell> Jack_Sparrow, that is what I am asking ;-)
[23:21] <Guest50329> yeah, i see windows network, but i get an error when i try connect
[23:21] <fophillips> Can the live CD read BSD disklabels and ffs?
[23:21] <Seveas> Guest50329, which error?
[23:21] <hanasaki> I did a "print" in openoffice and it says the printer is PDF... how do I find the name and path of the file that was output?
[23:22] <Guest50329> failed to recive share list from server
[23:22] <Seveas> hanasaki, should be in a folder somewhere in your homedir that has 'PDF' in the name I believe
[23:22] <diskin> hanasaki, check PDF directory in your $HOME
[23:22] <DjangO> hi , anyone know how to add another WM in GDM sessions !
[23:22]  * KaptenRodSkagg_ is away: Jag är upptagen
[23:22] <Seveas> Guest50329, then the server may be blocking you
[23:22] <Seveas> KaptenRodSkagg_, disable away messages in here
[23:23] <DasEi> sgodsell: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/KernelGitGuide
[23:23] <Dr_Willis> DjangO:  GDM gets it from variouys .desktop files.. search for gnome.desktop for an example of one, copy that one, rename it. edit it.. restart GDM
[23:23] <deany> dell mini9 with jaunty UNR installed and updated.  There is no "guest" login option when you click the switch user button.. on my "real" laptop install of jaunty there is.
[23:23] <hanasaki> ls: cannot access PDF: No such file or directory
[23:23] <hanasaki>   diskin and seveas   no such directory
[23:23] <Guest50329> what server, both are simply connected to a router
[23:24] <lstarnes> Guest50329: the computer with the shares is considered a server in this context
[23:24] <Seveas> DjangO, look in /usr/share/xsessions/
[23:24] <DjangO> yes
[23:24] <DasEi> Guest50329: samba's description handles the pc holding the files as the server,the other one, accesing one, the client
[23:24] <Seveas> hanasaki, odd. Are you sure you're looking in your home dir and not for instance the desktop?
[23:25] <DjangO> got it am there now
[23:25] <DjangO> thanks alot ;)
[23:25] <diskin> hanasaki, check http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=140815
[23:25] <th0r> Guest50329, did you mark any folders as shared in windows?
[23:25] <Justin10ec> Hi there :)
[23:26] <Guest50329> yes
[23:26] <rahduke> if i backup my system using simple backup config, then format my HD from EXT3 to EXT4 can i still restore my old stuff?
[23:26] <th0r> Guest50329, can you see your windows computer in Places-Network?
[23:27] <robin0800> Guest50329: You also need to have set file and printer shareing in windows
[23:27] <Piet> rahduke: yes, since simple backup creates file archives, not images.
[23:27] <Guest50329> i did do that
[23:27] <Guest50329> i have shared a folder on my windows pc
[23:28] <Guest50329> i can now connect to my windows network, but my windows pc doesnt show up
[23:28] <salvinod>  im back i dont remember who i was talking to about the nvidia driver
[23:28] <rahduke> thanks piet
[23:28] <Piet> rahduke: meaning, the backups are not specific to a certain file system
[23:28] <Seveas> Guest50329, on the windows machine, disable 'simple file sharing' and share folders properly
[23:28] <rahduke> Piet: how do i know when simple backup is finished?
[23:28] <Guest50329> ok let me try that hold on
[23:29] <macman_> how do i know if swap is on .. i typed free and don't know how to read it
[23:29] <DjangO> Thanks alot , ;)
[23:29] <mzz> macman_: last line of output, first number is the total available
[23:29] <mzz> macman_: "free -m" is easier to read
[23:29] <pepperjack> macman_: free should say like swap:   if you have a value other than 0 its on
[23:29] <Piet> rahduke: sorry, i just can't remember, haven't used it for a long time and only shortly, too.
[23:29] <rahduke> Piet: this program bites... its really not simple its a pain
[23:30] <Guest50329> ok i did that, all i see is my laptop, which is what im on right now
[23:30] <Guest50329> i dont see the windows pc
[23:30] <Piet> rahduke: backups are a pain in general ;-)
[23:30] <macman_> http://pastie.org/478590 < -- what does this show about swap ?
[23:30] <DasEi>  Guest50329: can you ping desktop ? does dtop has a fw installed ?
[23:31] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: you need to install samba
[23:31] <nefrin> greetings - I have a HP laptop with built in Broadcom wireless device. Just turned it on today and it no longer works
[23:31] <Guest50329> i did install samba
[23:31] <AshtonKem> Hey, wireless issue. What is the easiest way to get WPA Personnel running on a ndiswrapper driver?
[23:31] <Guest50329> i dont know the commands, or which ones to use to access my windows foler
[23:31] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: try this    open   nautiilus the file manager
[23:31] <robin0800> Guest50329: have you run the network wizard?
[23:31] <Piet> macman_: sounds like none Swap:            0          0          0
[23:31] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: wait no first try  to get into it the other way
[23:31] <hubar> hi, is there a command to find out what the file is linked to?
[23:31] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: places network
[23:31] <pepperjack> hubar: ls -l
[23:32] <macman_> ok Piet to activate it i do swapon /dev/sda2 .. will that stay on after a reboot ?
[23:32] <mzz> macman_: not unless there's a line in /etc/fstab for it
[23:32] <Guest50329> yeah i cant find my windows pc there
[23:32] <hubar> pepperjack, that is EL, not a one right?
[23:32] <macman_> mzz: how would i add it
[23:32] <qetuR> Hi! Anyone knows how to get the old VLC GUI back? The one with the video integrated in the main window?
[23:32] <commander_> hello
[23:32] <mzz> macman_: using your favorite text editor, possibly. I don't know if there's a specific editor for fstab.
[23:32] <pepperjack> hubar: yes
[23:33] <hakon> i have a problem,. i just installed 9.04 netbook remix on my aspire one. but i dont like "netbook launcher". so i want to disable that. i know how to do that but the problem is that i cant figure out how to get the menu back. i want the one button drop-down menu. but there is nowhere where i can right click to "add to panel" anybody that understands??
[23:33] <pepperjack> qetuR: id /join #vlc   they will probably be able to answer pretty quickly
[23:33] <rahduke> 9.04 bites
[23:33] <pepperjack> qetuR: sorry /join #videolan
[23:33] <mzz> qetuR: I think that ui is gone but there's a switch somewhere to get the video integrated into the window or not
[23:33] <mzz> but yeah, check there
[23:34] <coolkourt> is UNR a diff version from the desktop client completely or just in theme?
[23:34] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: ok try this
[23:34] <coolkourt> is there any way to make ur own web app for ubuntu with prism?
[23:34] <epiro> hi
[23:34] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: well if you know  that computers internal ip address
[23:34] <epiro> exit
[23:34] <coolkourt> i mean ur own program that has your webapp in it with prism
[23:34] <epiro> hi everyone
[23:34] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: smb://internal ip address   in  location in the file manager
[23:34] <epiro> can anybody help me install me logtitech webcam?
[23:34] <qetuR> pepperjack, thanks!
[23:35] <Guest50329> hold on wheres this file manager
[23:35] <qetuR> mzz, tried that, doenst work
[23:35] <sebsebseb> epiro:  does it work?   try  cheese
[23:35] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: places  computer  or  places network
[23:35] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: or places home, that's all the file manager
[23:35] <epiro> sebsebseb . when i try installing cheese, it says that python is incompatible
[23:35] <sebsebseb> epiro: oh
[23:36] <Guest50329> ok
[23:36] <robin0800> hakon: do you have apanel?
[23:36] <epiro> sebsebseb . but when i wrote lsusb on the terminal, it was connected to some bus
[23:36] <Guest50329> where do i type what u said
[23:36] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: do you see the location/address bar?
[23:36] <joeDeuce> hakon: you mean you need to add a panel so that you can add the menu, or you already have the panel but right-clicking does nothing on it?
[23:36] <sebsebseb> epiro: not sure
[23:36] <Guest50329> no
[23:36] <Guest50329> i dont
[23:36] <diskin> epiro, when you plug in the camera, what does dmesg say?
[23:36] <mercutio22> which is update-notifier's command at gnome startup applications?
[23:37] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: view  and then  check location bar
[23:37] <leOn> my jaunty install seems to be having some kernel problems ... sometimes it gets unresponsive, although the mouse and keyboard works, i get a trace in syslog which starts with the message "BUG: soft lockup - CPU#1 stuck for 61s! [cron:3583]"
[23:37] <hacktolive> If I re-install ubuntu without formatting, do I get a clean system and my HOME is preserved?
[23:37] <macman_> i want to swapon but save the changes in fstab
[23:37] <Guest50329> ok got it , let me see
[23:37] <sebsebseb> hacktolive: that can be done yes
[23:38] <sebsebseb> hacktolive: apparnatly you just re install on the partition without formatting it, and  if home is in /    then home stays in tact
[23:38] <epiro> diskin . what's dmesg?
[23:38] <hakon> joeDeuce: i have the standard netbook remix panel. but wherever i right click i only get the option to remove from panel. never add to panel
[23:38] <hacktolive> sebsebseb: any special thing to do? or just re-install without formatting does the job?
[23:38] <DasEi>  hacktolive:you have a seperate home you want to keep ..
[23:38] <sebsebseb> hacktolive: ,but  I haven't ever done this personalley
[23:38] <mercutio22> le0n I'm having kernel panicks as well. Do your caps and numlock keys blink at halt time?
[23:38] <leOn> i've read a discussion here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/254326, but i don't have any realtek card
[23:38] <diskin> epiro, it's a command in terminal, same as lsusb. produces a long output.
[23:38] <hacktolive> sebsebseb: thanks, I will backup the home (just in case) and try it
[23:38] <sebsebseb> hacktolive: hang on
[23:38] <Piet> leOn: pastebin /var/log/messages
[23:39] <joeDeuce> hakon: hmm... is your panel completely full?
[23:39] <Guest50329> YES
[23:39] <Guest50329> !!
[23:39] <epiro> diskin - ok, let me check!
[23:39] <Guest50329> Thank you
[23:39] <Guest50329> this is awesome
[23:39] <Guest50329> thanks a lot man
[23:39] <FloodBot2> Guest50329: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:39] <diskin> epiro, run it as dmesg|tail -n 10 and paste in http://paste.ubuntu.com
[23:39] <leOn> Piet: i'm only getting those errors stored in /var/log/syslog, i'll paste that
[23:40] <sebsebseb> hacktolive: back up the data yeah, and  any relivant  .folders sure
[23:40] <Guest50329> can i now remove that samba stuff i installed ealier now?
[23:40] <hakon> joeDeuce: well i guess. but not in one way. even if i have no programs open it still acts like it is full. (probably because of the netbook remix way of putting the programs full screen)
[23:40] <epiro> diskin - ok, im' a beginner...so what shall i write? shall i write: dmesg|tail -n ?
[23:40] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: it worked what I was saying?
[23:40] <hacktolive> sebsebseb: yeah, that I know how to do. thanks again
[23:40] <budak^kecik> assalamualaikum...
[23:40] <budak^kecik> wakakaka
[23:40]  * budak^kecik slaps hacktolive around a bit with a large trout
[23:41] <Seeker`> budak^kecik: please stop
[23:41] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: what you just done, also used Samba
[23:41] <diskin> epiro, yes, dmesg|tail -n 10
[23:41] <Etherael> Anyone know how to activate OS X style font rendering in Jaunty?
[23:41] <budak^kecik> huh..
[23:41] <joeDeuce> hakon: I'm new to all this, and I'm not familiar with the remix, but if you remove some of the applets/launchers from the panel, you should get a clean space where you can add your menu
[23:41] <budak^kecik> anyone have proxy??
[23:41] <Guest50329> yeah it works
[23:41] <diskin> epiro, and then go to http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste results and show the URL here
[23:41] <budak^kecik> can give to me??
[23:41] <Guest50329> should i just leave samba installed like i did right?
[23:41] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: and  you need samba stuff installed to do what you just did, so no you don't just remove it
[23:41] <joeDeuce> a space where right-clicking will work for you
[23:41] <diskin> epiro, is it an external camera, right?
[23:41] <budak^kecik> anyone have proxy??
[23:42] <budak^kecik> can give to me??
[23:42] <hacktolive> budak^kecik: what the hell???
[23:42] <hakon> joeDeuce: ok. ill try, but im a bit afraid. because if i remove some i dont know how to get it all back. but i will try
[23:42] <DasEi>  hacktolive:I would backup /home (only works as seperate parti) and reformet all system partitons for clean install
[23:42] <budak^kecik> i want proxy
[23:42] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: yep leave Samba installed
[23:42] <LjL> !offtopic | budak^kecik
[23:42] <epiro> diskin - yes, this is what I got: [11389.000370] e100: eth0: e100_watchdog: link down
[23:42] <epiro> [15191.000151] e100: eth0: e100_watchdog: link up, 100Mbps, full-duplex
[23:42] <epiro> [16664.364095] usb 2-1: new full speed USB device using ohci_hcd and address 3
[23:42] <epiro> [16664.574488] usb 2-1: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
[23:42] <epiro> [16666.005482] Linux video capture interface: v2.00
[23:42] <epiro> [16666.204391] quickcam: QuickCam USB camera found (driver version QuickCam USB 0.6.6 $Date: 2006/11/04 08:38:14 $)
[23:42] <FloodBot2> epiro: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:42] <panty^liners> not for this server k..
[23:43] <panty^liners> noob
[23:43] <Guest50329> ok
[23:43] <Guest50329> next question
[23:43] <panty^liners> fuck
[23:43] <diskin> epiro, I said not paste here, but use http://paste.ubuntu.com
[23:43] <Guest50329> i just played an mp3, installed a codec, and sounds like crap (low bass, blah blah blah) are there any good music players or better codecs?
[23:43] <epiro> diskin . gotcha, just a sec!
[23:43] <hacktolive> DasEi: I better start having home on other partition... that's easy, right? just create a parition a say I want it to be the home... ?
[23:43] <DasEi> !vlc | Guest50329
[23:44] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: hummm sound issue,  these days I use Banshee for music playing :)
[23:44] <grkblood13> im trying to compile ffmpeg from source usign this page, step5
[23:44] <grkblood13> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6963607&postcount=360
[23:44] <grkblood13> it fails though
[23:44] <grkblood13> it says faad test failed, any1 know why?
[23:44] <leOn> Piet: sorry about the delay
[23:44] <Piet> hacktolive: yes, and you mount it elsewhere for the first time and copy the existing /home there
[23:44] <leOn> Piet: here http://pastebin.com/m6b22665a
[23:44] <Piet> hacktolive: or move, rather
[23:45] <epiro> diskin . ok, i did it
[23:45] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: the codec itself for MP3 is probably fine,  maybe you just got some other issue
[23:45] <blueskiesokie> i had to add a new udev rule. is it possible to "re-init" udev without rebooting ?
[23:45] <epiro> diskin . can you see it?
[23:45] <epiro> !
[23:45] <diskin> epiro, paste URL here
[23:45] <hacktolive> Piet: thanks
[23:45] <DasEi>  hacktolive:yes, choose manual partiton at install, if you haven't already, else simply safe your files this time and copy back; you can re-use /home as a own partiton
[23:45] <Piet> leOn: no problem
[23:45] <sebsebseb> Guest50329: also  mp3 is a propritary format,  you might want to try OGG for music instead,  altough  I still play MP3's
[23:45] <sebsebseb> !ogg
[23:45] <hacktolive> thanks DasEi
[23:45] <epiro> diskin . http://paste.ubuntu.com/172652/
[23:46] <leOn> Piet: from just looking at it, i would say it's a problem with the iwlagn module ..
[23:46] <diskin> epiro, you should be all set - camera is detected and driver loaded OK
[23:46] <leOn> but i'm in no way a kernel hacker
[23:46] <DasEi>  hacktolive:nevertheless, when re-using system-partis, erase them at least before reinstalling ;-)
[23:46] <epiro> diskin - it's connected, but it just doesn't detect it!
[23:47] <Strife89> 7
[23:47] <diskin> epiro, what's "it"? what program do you run?
[23:47] <hacktolive> DasEi: OK, that was to be expected...
[23:47] <hakon> joeDeuce: well, i got it somewhat figured out. now i just have to fight for a while to get it all in place. thank you. and i will come back when im positively sure that my etc/apt/sources.list is not where it is suppose to be... :p thanks
[23:47] <hacktolive> So if I have my HOME in a separated partition, can I have a dual-boot of ubuntu and Fedora both using the same home.... ?
[23:47] <joeDeuce> no prob :)
[23:47] <sebsebseb> hacktolive: yes
[23:47] <pvvni> hacktolive: yea
[23:48] <sebsebseb> hacktolive: why dual boot?  why not run one in a virtual machine, if you got enough RAM?
[23:48] <leOn> Piet: all the reports i've seen that are similar in content are usually associated with ethernet problems
[23:48] <epiro> diskin - it doesn't detect the webcam!
[23:48] <hacktolive> cool (regarding dual-boot)
[23:48] <DasEi> Guest50329: the vlc player brings it's own codecs, even for DVD, else install mplayer, amarok, ubuntu-restricted-extras or check out medibuntu
[23:48] <sebsebseb> hacktolive: uh?
[23:48] <pvvni> Hell you could have your /home/user be shared by windows and ubuntu if you wanted
[23:48] <leOn> could it be that it's not specific to the network card but it's buried a bit more down?
[23:49] <diskin> epiro, sorry I don't understand. what is the program which doesn't detect the cam?
[23:49] <CaneToad> Does this link crash your firefox with a segmentation violation?  http://www.infoworld.com/t/regulation/share-file-lose-your-laptop-387 ... crashes mine 100% of the time
[23:49] <Piet> le0n: ethernet affecting the cpu this much? i haven't looked it up yet, though.
[23:49] <hacktolive> sebsebseb: only saying that was a cool thing
[23:49] <Slart> hacktolive: perhaps.. some different versions of apps might not liek it though
[23:49] <huma> can i boot from an old ubuntu cd and install a fresh one over the net?
[23:49] <sebsebseb> hacktolive: dual booting hum,   Virtual machines :)
[23:49] <Piet> leOn: can you pastebin /var/log/kern.log, too since i'd like to have a look at the boot process
[23:49] <hacktolive> Slart: I was thinking the same...
[23:49] <sebsebseb> huma: not quite
[23:49] <Slart> CaneToad: works here.. no crashing
[23:49] <sebsebseb> huma: you would have to go through each version untill one that is supported
[23:49] <Slart> CaneToad: on 64bit ubuntu jaunty
[23:50] <sebsebseb> huma: upgrade through versions
[23:50] <huma> sebastien, meh..
[23:50] <leOn> Piet: i see a lot fo complains from kernel 2.6.24-18 onward
[23:50] <huma> thanks
[23:50] <sebsebseb> huma: well unless your doing a LTS, because you can  upgrade that straight away to the next LTS.
[23:50] <epiro> diskin - usually when you connect something to a usb, it detects it and install, but this doesn't do that! i've tried on skype! it simply doesn't exist!
[23:50] <hacktolive> sebsebseb: yes, I love VMs... but I always like to try new "hacks"...
[23:50] <sebsebseb> huma: if you installed Dapper, you  can upgrade that to Hardy  just like that
[23:50] <DasEi> CaneToad: no segfoult.. script-error ?! loads least
[23:50] <Slart> hacktolive: I would use a separate partition for documents.. and mount that in the home folder.. that way you still have one home for each os but documents and such are still available on both
[23:50] <CoJaBo-Aztec> What does it mean when free disk space is marked "unusable" by the installer?
[23:50] <Strife89> Quick question: I instaaled Ubuntu using Wubi. According to System Monitor, my physical hard drive is /host . Can I safely mount it?
[23:51] <sebsebseb> Strife89: no not exactly
[23:51] <diskin> epiro, read http://forum.skype.com/index.php?showtopic=240231
[23:51] <sebsebseb> Strife89: I think basically you can't in fact.  also wubi  I woudn't really recommend,  except for trying Ubuntu
[23:51] <sebsebseb> Strife89: it's better to partition your hard disk with real partitions :)
[23:52] <Shapeshifter> How do I set the image folder for GLSlideshow in the screensaver preferences?
[23:52] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Strife89: With wubi, there is a very high probability of massive filesystem curruption after a crash.
[23:52] <RUbuntuNooB> Hi all
[23:52] <AshtonKem> Okay, this is driving me up a wall.
[23:52] <sebsebseb> RUbuntuNooB: hi
[23:53] <Sagaci> i'm having trouble setting up a microphone in 9.04, i think there's a clash between alsa and pulseaudio, would it be fine to remove pulseaudio to try and remedy this
[23:53] <RUbuntuNooB> quick question - i am noob in ubuntu, and i have 8.10 installed, so far i love it far more than windows
[23:53] <hacktolive> Slart: So... you can mount a regular ext3 partition anywhere you like? even on a regular folder...? I'm still not familiar with that...
[23:53] <Slart> hacktolive: sure
[23:53] <DasEi> CaneToad: http://paste.ubuntu-fr-secours.org/src-14406
[23:53] <AshtonKem> I'm using ndiswrapper, and network-manager-gnome. I set up a profile for my router (WPA Personal), but when I try and connect, yet it prompts me for a password, and the only options are WEP.
[23:53] <Slart> hacktolive: it's just a gnome thing that you have to mount stuff in /media
[23:54] <sebsebseb> RUbuntuNooB: ok what do you want to know, just ask
[23:54] <Slart> hacktolive: but you can mount stuff anywhere you want (almost).. you can mount a folder several times in different places if you want..
[23:54] <RUbuntuNooB> but one thing drives me nuts - broken hibernate and suspend mode. It just doesnt work on my laptop. I wanted to ask if it was fixed in version 9.04?
[23:54] <witcher> gnome or KDE better?
[23:54] <sebsebseb> RUbuntuNooB: oh right that ah yes
[23:54] <Piet> leOn: are you using some kind of virtualization, such as kvm, xen virtualbox, qemu or the like?
[23:54] <Armageddon> witcher: which ever you prefer
[23:54] <hacktolive> Slart: interesting... in fact, I have already done it with regular ISOs, but not with partitions...
[23:54] <Slart> witcher: different.. not better or worse
[23:54] <hatter243> !better | witcher
[23:54] <hacktolive> Slart: So mounting a partition is kinda like mounting any other file (ISO, tar.gz, etc...) ?
[23:55] <Slart> hacktolive: sure.. same method
[23:55] <diskin> epiro, or http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3856516#post3856516/
[23:55] <jtaji> RUbuntuNooB: it all depends on your laptop, hibernate and suspend has been working for me for several versions
[23:55] <jtaji> !laptop | RUbuntuNooB check here for your model
[23:55] <Piet> leOn: which system architecture is this? i386 or amd64?
[23:55] <sebsebseb> RUbuntuNooB: that's the kind of thing that works for some lucky people  just like that,  and  that other people need to set up,  and that's not that easy to set up  that feature
[23:55] <diskin> epiro, some webcams are tricky in Linux with skype :). I have to go, good luck!
[23:55] <AshtonKem> No ideas on how to use WPA and ndiswrapper?
[23:55] <Suhail> how do i get ssh to ask for me the password, I always just get "Permission denied (publickey)."
[23:55] <Sagaci> witcher, what OS are you using now?
[23:55] <sebsebseb> RUbuntuNooB: it really depends on the hardware you have
[23:55] <epiro> diskin . thanks, i will...
[23:56] <leOn> Piet: i have virtualbox installed, but there were time when the problem occoured that i wasn't using it .. thought the vbox* drivers where loaded
[23:56] <witcher> ubuntu 9.4
[23:56] <RUbuntuNooB> k thanks for tips..... bummer, it probably doesnt work because i have a weird laptop assembled in russia
[23:56] <leOn> Piet: it's an amd64 on a 32bit machine with PAE
[23:56] <Suhail> how do i get ssh to ask for me the password, I always just get "Permission denied (publickey)."
[23:56] <Sagaci> witcher: so i'm guessing you're already using gnome?
[23:56] <Trunkz> I've followed the guide for my nc10 on the ubuntu wiki; it instructs me to get linux-backports-modules-intrepid
[23:56] <sebsebseb> RUbuntuNooB: it's also, because of hardware manufactures and lack of Linux support for such features
[23:56] <witcher> yes
[23:57] <Ttech[netbook]> How do I get of that annoying advertisment when I login to ssh?
[23:57] <leOn> Piet: do you believe it's related to vbox?
[23:57] <Trunkz> however, apt-get cannot find the actual package
[23:57] <Trunkz> =/
[23:57] <Sagaci> witcher: do you like it
[23:57] <ldiamond> How do I load RAID drivers and mount the raid drives at boot? (I dont have to boot Ubuntu from the raid drive, just mount them automatically when I power up the machine)
[23:57] <Trunkz> Running Jaunty UNR here
[23:57] <witcher> its ok
[23:57] <witcher> but some apps i want are only KDE
[23:57] <Jack_Sparrow> Trunkz Are you running intrepid?
[23:57] <Sagaci> witcher: most kde apps will run in gnome
[23:57] <witcher> i can't get them to install
[23:57] <Trunkz> Jack_Sparrow: No I'm not, but it seems a modprobe & restart seems to have cured the problem.
[23:58] <RUbuntuNooB> But is it worth to upgrade to 9.04 now? or is it better to wait a bit?
[23:58] <Jack_Sparrow> Trunkz It isnt a good idea to mix repos..
[23:58] <Sagaci> witcher: what packages?
[23:58] <Piet> leOn: i don't know, yet, i'm just reading a related mailing list thread on the kvm linux module development list. kvm is a virtualization technique.
[23:58] <Trunkz> Jack_Sparrow: All I've done is enable the backports repo that come by default with 9.04
[23:58] <sebsebseb> RUbuntuNooB: it's not the kind of thing that will just work in a later Ubuntu version either
[23:58] <witcher> looking one up
[23:58] <Trunkz> should i disable them again?
[23:58] <Ttech[netbook]> Whats with the landscape advertising in Ubuntu 9.04?
[23:58] <Piet> leOn: how often does this occur? more like hourly, daily, weekly...?
[23:58] <Jack_Sparrow> Trunkz Just wanting to make sure you were not using backports from a different release
[23:58] <netripper> hi.. hopefully a quick question.. im installing ubuntu using the alternative (text-based) installer.. i want to configure RAID1, but the partitioner only shows 1 of my twin-identical drivers... 'fdisk -l' correctly shows both drives... is there a known bug in the alternative installer where identical drivers are not detected properly?
[23:59] <Trunkz> Jack_Sparrow: lol, oh god no :P
[23:59] <sebsebseb> RUbuntuNooB: just like it probably won't just work on other distros either,  because  the Linux kernel does not have built in support,  because of the hardware manufactures  not releasing specifications for the hardware
[23:59] <ghindo> I'm trying to fsck an external hard drive, but don't know how.  I've read the man page but still am at a loss.  Help?
[23:59] <jtaji> RUbuntuNooB: do you have intel video?
[23:59] <RUbuntuNooB> yep
[23:59] <kebomix> hello ., how to make gnome default instead of kde ?
[23:59] <leOn> Piet: i can't really say accurately .. i didn't find any pattern. this is my first personal ubuntu install, on a brand new laptop, and it's less than a week old
[23:59] <jtaji> RUbuntuNooB: you might want to wait, or be prepared to work around some problems
[23:59] <witcher> its ones that have "K" infront
[23:59] <DasEi> ghindo:open aterminal ..
[23:59] <sebsebseb> RUbuntuNooB: when  your a bit more experienced with Ubuntu,  feel free to  try and get those features working on your lap top,  but  since your new, it would probably just frustrate you trying