[00:00] <sebsebseb> tux11: you can install Chromeium, but expect bugs
[00:00] <Slart> shawnmstout: it worked?
[00:00] <FFForever> Flannel, can u help me via pm upgrading my vps?
[00:00] <tux11> how
[00:00] <nijm> losher, well, that gets me my system call man pages
[00:00] <shawnmstout> well
[00:00] <shawnmstout> yes
[00:00] <shawnmstout> remember me saying i had 2 partitions for root?
[00:00] <Flannel> FFForever: Well, first, try clearing some memory, see if it actually is a memory issue.  And then try upgrading again.
[00:00] <shawnmstout> but i couldnt access because no mount
[00:00] <Slart> shawnmstout: hmm, nope..
[00:00] <tux11> how do i get chrome fo rubuntu?
[00:00] <FFForever> ok
[00:00] <Slart> shawnmstout: ok
[00:00] <montel> tux11: I would rather you do CrossOver Chromiuom
[00:01] <shawnmstout> booted to live cd. mounted both, copied bin over
[00:01] <tux11> tell or i'll google it
[00:01] <Slart> shawnmstout: and now it works?
[00:01] <shawnmstout> and im creating a backup right now, just to make sure
[00:01] <tux11> i don't care what i say
[00:01] <Flannel> FFForever: Since, that's a standard python "out of memory" type error
[00:01] <deagle> Slart: http://paste.ubuntu.com/174569/
[00:01] <tux11> gezz
[00:01] <shawnmstout> yes, im talking to you on it
[00:01] <Matr|x> i have webcam 2b but i cant make it work :( i dont have the cd :'(
[00:01] <shawnmstout> i do have 1 question though
[00:01] <Slart> shawnmstout: nice =)
[00:01] <shawnmstout> care if i msg u?
[00:01] <Matr|x> i have webcam 2b but i cant make it work :( i dont have the cd :'(
[00:01] <montel> tux11: http://www.codeweavers.com/services/ports/chromium/
[00:01] <Matr|x> i have webcam 2b but i cant make it work :( i dont have the cd :'(
[00:02] <Slart> shawnmstout: go ahead
[00:02] <FFForever> Flannel, i just killed all services i can =\
[00:02] <FFForever> still same out of ram
[00:02] <shawnmstout> this channel scrolls too fast and i wanted a easy way of recording what u say
[00:02] <Matr|x> plz some one help me
[00:02] <ThePhoenix> is the cross over google chrome or google chromium?
[00:02] <sebsebseb> tux11: not sure why I was Googleing     chromeium for  Ubuntu  ,but    I did
[00:02] <tux11> not that shit
[00:02] <ThePhoenix> they do not really make that clear
[00:02] <sebsebseb> tux11: and here you go   http://www.stefanoforenza.com/chromium-on-ubuntu-how-to/
[00:02] <Matr|x> i have web cam 2b i lost the cd i dont know the cam version or eny thing how come ubuntu tell me about the cam name and version
[00:02] <Flannel> tux11: Please mind your language.
[00:02] <sebsebseb> !attitude |  tux11
[00:02] <tux11> chrome not the other flavor
[00:02] <Slart> deagle: ah.. you've got some stuff in there at least
[00:02] <tux11> lol
[00:02] <Matr|x> i have web cam 2b i lost the cd i dont know the cam version or eny thing how come ubuntu tell me about the cam name and version
[00:02] <tux11> its free speech
[00:03] <montel> tux11: what are you asking for?
[00:03] <Slart> deagle: I've got two lines for you to add
[00:03] <tux11> google chrome
[00:03] <sebsebseb> tux11: the article I just linked you to explains it all :)
[00:03] <tux11> beta
[00:03] <Matr|x> hello
[00:03] <tux11> lol
[00:03] <montel> Matr|x: you need to stop
[00:03] <Matr|x> some body help me :D
[00:03] <Flannel> tux11: This channel is family friendly, please attempt to keep it that way.
[00:03] <FFForever> Flannel, =S
[00:03] <tux11> any hoo ubuntu  need spro tech help no you yahooz
[00:03] <Matr|x> yes i need to stop  wht ?
[00:03] <FFForever> Flannel, no dice
[00:03] <Matr|x> i have web cam 2b i lost the cd i dont know the cam version or eny thing how come ubuntu tell me about the cam name and version
[00:03] <Flannel> !repeat | Matr|x
[00:03] <tux11> you atemptting piuss ppl off and doing a good job i might add
[00:03] <nightrid3r> !repeat | Matr|x
[00:03] <ThePhoenix> tux11: Why do you want Google Chrome? Whats wrong with Firefox?
[00:03] <FFForever> Flannel, should i email my vps provider and ask for a temp ram upgrade to do the upgrade?
[00:03] <javyn> hey.  how can i get the system info like on this guy's desktop?  http://crunchbanglinux.org/wiki/_media/screenshots/crunchbang-by-hanna.jpg?cache=cache
[00:04] <tux11> no knows any thing
[00:04] <montel> ugh someone kick Matr|x
[00:04] <Matr|x> why kick me :S
[00:04] <Matr|x> i need help :S
[00:04] <FFForever> why not :D
[00:04] <tux11> haters ego tistical ahters ubuintu is gold ubuntu is for the leite ect ect omg u haters
[00:04] <montel> ThePhoenix: Google Chrome has the V8 engine which is a lot faster then firefox
[00:04] <Matr|x> why not kick ur ass:D
[00:04] <thiebaude1> montel: someone kick the other one
[00:04] <tux11> true
[00:04] <montel> i also do perfer Apple WebKi
[00:04] <tux11> but its just firefox basicly so who cares
[00:04] <montel> WebKit*
[00:05] <ThePhoenix> but isnt firefox the only browser 100% compatiable with Javascript?
[00:05] <tux11> yeah
[00:05] <tux11> i think so
[00:05] <Slart> deagle: in the monitor section.. first add "HorizSync24.0 - 80.0"  and "VertRefresh50.0 - 75.0"
[00:05] <Matr|x> hello
[00:05] <Flannel> Matr|x: Please be patient, watch your language and your attitude.  Someone will help you when they can.  You aren't being ignored.  Repeat your question every 20-30 minutes until you're helped.
[00:05] <thiebaude1> ThePhoenix: opera
[00:05] <ThePhoenix> is it?
[00:05] <Ubuntudad> matrix what are you asking?
[00:05] <Matr|x> 20 30 massge:O
[00:05] <tux11> ppl can't help in here wans't worth it
[00:05] <whileimhere> I have created a Panel in GNOME and I have selected that it auto hide itself but while it does hide it does not hide completely. It looks like there is about 15 pixels still on the screen is there a way to fix this?
[00:05] <Matr|x> is so long :(
[00:05] <sebsebseb> tux11: Firefox uses Gecko :)     and  Chrome,  Chromeium, and Safari  use Webkit
[00:05] <Matr|x> to long :(
[00:05] <tux11> i should just install i gusse
[00:06] <Matr|x> i sleep and come back next year :d
[00:06] <ThePhoenix> i know
[00:06] <tux11> your way off base
[00:06] <Ubuntudad> matrix what is your question?
[00:06] <ThePhoenix> but y webkit over Gecko?
[00:06] <tux11> google chrome uses firefox a sits base if u belive other wise well your flat out wrong
[00:06] <Matr|x> i just want Ubuntu tell me the name of the cam and the version its possible ?
[00:06] <Rafael> how to check mail on the command prompt..whn i go into the terminal promt i have a message: Yo have new mail????
[00:06] <Flannel> tux11: Google Chrome doesn't exist for Linux yet.
[00:06] <montel> Matr|x: Ya know, you should have some respect. We are doing this at our free time, it is not like you pay us.
[00:06] <tux11> just like ubuntu is really debain
[00:07] <tux11> u say that keep tell your self that
[00:07] <sebsebseb> Flannel: indeed,   but Chromeium does which is is in alpha
[00:07] <tux11> its out i have it
[00:07] <sebsebseb> Flannel: there's even an Ubuntu ppa for that one
[00:07] <montel> :] Flannel
[00:07] <tux11> told ya
[00:07] <thiebaude1> yup
[00:07] <Ubuntudad> Matr|x, I am not aware of a way to do that
[00:07] <tux11> shows how smart you are
[00:07] <FFForever> Flannel, u never told me........, how can i do it by hand?
[00:07] <montel> And he comes right back in!
[00:07] <Flannel> sebsebseb: Right, but that's not the same thing, nor is it what he's asking for.
[00:07] <Matr|x> i dont know why u do that with me :S
[00:07] <Matr|x> just dont answer me
[00:07] <sebsebseb> tux11: Chromeium   is not Google Chrome, it is pretty similar though
[00:07] <Spreadsheet> Hello again
[00:08] <thiebaude1> !offtopic
[00:08] <Flannel> Matr|x: Because you continue to be disruptive in this channel.  Please follow the guidelines.
[00:08] <sebsebseb> tux11: since Chrome uses Chromeium
[00:08] <montel> sebsebseb: Chromium is what Google Chrome is based off of.
[00:08] <sebsebseb> montel: exactly
[00:08] <Matr|x> ya slam :D
[00:08] <thiebaude1> and a Mod souldn't have say something more than 2 times
[00:08] <galant14b> whileimhere: You can fix the 'auto-hide' for GNOME panels in g-conf-editor...let me find it really quick for you
[00:09]  * montel agrees with thiebaude1 
[00:09] <bamboo> hi all
[00:09] <Matr|x> bad ppl here now i come back later:) may be good ppl will be here
[00:09] <montel> hello bamboo
[00:09] <whileimhere> galant14b really thanks!
[00:09] <Flannel> FFForever: Are you running a generic kernel or a server kernel? (uname -a call tell you)
[00:09] <FFForever> Flannel, xen kernel
[00:09] <bamboo> im complete new to Ubuntu, I installed the last update and now i lost wireless connection on my EeePC
[00:09] <sebsebseb> tux11: the Crossover  Chrome is the  Windows version, and so not native to Linux
[00:09] <montel> Matr|x: Since you can not control your self on IRC, you should look at Ubuntu Forums.
[00:09] <Slart> deagle: try using this for your xorg.conf, http://paste.ubuntu.com/174571/
[00:09] <FFForever> Flannel, server, Linux chr1831.xen.prgmr.com 2.6.27-7-server #1 SMP Fri Oct 24 07:20:47 UTC 2008 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[00:09] <bamboo> anyone can help?I will much appreciate
[00:10] <sebsebseb> tux11: I expect later  this year or early next year, the actsaul  Google Chrome for  Linux and Mac will come out
[00:10] <bamboo> hello montel
[00:10] <montel> tux11: Yes all it is runnning Chrome is WINE
[00:10] <Matr|x> montel> is bad helper
[00:10] <Matr|x> montel> is bad helper
[00:10] <Flannel> FFForever: Alright, pastebin this: `dpkg -l | grep linux-image`
[00:10] <Matr|x> montel> is bad helper
[00:10] <FloodBot1> Matr|x: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:10] <galant14b> whileimhere: ok, go to your your gconf-editor (do NOT need to sudo), and you will find the settings in /apps/panel/toplevels/<id of each bar you have>
[00:10] <montel> The ops here are tooo nice.
[00:11] <tux11> no
[00:11] <tux11> i have both player hater
[00:11] <thiebaude1> montel, but they are fair
[00:11] <galant14b> whileimhere: edit the "auto_hide_size" to 1
[00:11] <sebsebseb> tux11: I'll give you this link again, because it explains it all  http://www.stefanoforenza.com/chromium-on-ubuntu-how-to/
[00:11] <montel> thiebaude1: true.
[00:11] <hephaestuz> Hey everyone
[00:11] <FFForever> Flannel, http://pastebin.com/f464e656e
[00:12] <montel> sebsebseb: I dont see why Google dosent make a Chrome for Linux, many people would like it.
[00:12] <sebsebseb> montel: they will eventualley
[00:12] <thiebaude1> montel: i cant wait for that
[00:12] <sebsebseb> montel: ,but at the moment  Chromeium is  also  alpha or beta
[00:12] <whileimhere> galant14b thank you will I need to restart GNOME to see it take effect?
[00:12] <wind0pain> if i screw up xorg.conf, can i have jaunty recreate the default?
[00:12] <ThePhoenix> we should move the chrome debate to #ubunut-offtopic
[00:12] <LjL> !offtopic
[00:12] <LjL> yeah
[00:12] <galant14b> whileimhere : no you will not need to restart
[00:12] <tux11> i have both installed hater
[00:12] <montel> sebsebseb: Does chromium have V8 though?
[00:13] <ThePhoenix> it has too
[00:13] <ThePhoenix> it is the source for chrome
[00:13] <sebsebseb> montel: V8 can't remember what that was anyway  #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:13] <K`zan> Hi Folks, how do I get a root nautilus?  I'm building a machine for a handicapped friend and trying to move all the non-kde data over,  Can do it with CLI but it sure would be easier with nautilus.
[00:13] <whileimhere> galant14b WOW That worked great. Now I see there is a place for the speed. :)
[00:13] <Strychnine9> hello
[00:14] <Strychnine9> I am new to Ubuntu
[00:14] <Flannel> K`zan: alt-f2 then gksu nautilus
[00:14] <K`zan> gksudo doesn't seem to work.
[00:14] <sebsebseb> !hi |  Strychnine9
[00:14] <Flannel> K`zan: It should
[00:14] <Dr_Willis> K`zan:  or install/use mc from a root terminal. :) its a nice tool to learn to use.
[00:14] <Strychnine9> how do i change the "visual effects"?
[00:15] <K`zan> Flannel: It wants user file sharing or something tuned on and drops back to the user that ran it.
[00:15] <Flannel> FFForever: Alright.  So, what you need to do is be fully up to date (sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade) -- if that installs a new kernel
[00:15] <ThePhoenix> go to apperance and then effects tab
[00:15] <K`zan> Dr_Willis: That would work too :).
[00:15] <montel> K`zan: press alt and F2 and type gksu nautilus
[00:15] <Strychnine9> ok
[00:15] <K`zan> montel, will try it again.
[00:15] <ceej> hey all, is it easier to use dual screens in 9.04?
[00:15] <Flannel> FFForever: If that installs a new kernel, yu'll need to switch to it (traditionally that means rebooting... I have no idea re: virtualization)
[00:16] <Dr_Willis> ceej:  ive had no issues with multimointors on my nvidia cards  .. in ages. :) works great
[00:16] <Strychnine9> it is set on extra effect but how do i modify the effects?
[00:16] <ThePhoenix> idk
[00:16] <ThePhoenix> i dont think that there is an easy way too
[00:16] <montel> K`zan: i am assuming you are on gnome, but if you are on KDE then i believe it is kdesudo
[00:16] <galant14b> whileimhere: glad it worked for you :) sorry i missed your msg. was helping on another channel
[00:17] <ceej> Dr_Willis: nice so with this setup http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883227148 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824254026 I'll be all good?
[00:17] <montel> !hi | bk__
[00:17] <FFForever> Flannel, linux-image means new kernel right?
[00:17] <whileimhere> galant14b: Thank you very much it is exactly what I needed.
[00:17] <Flannel> FFForever: yeah
[00:17] <FFForever> Flannel, then yeah i have to reboot =(
[00:17] <FFForever> bye bye 4 months of uptime LOL!
[00:17] <montel> !hi | kayvian
[00:18] <secret901> Whenever I try to play a video I get a "badalloc insufficient resources for operation" error
[00:18] <tux11> like toos cah ops back n forth?
[00:18] <tux11> i logge dthat so u know
[00:18] <montel> tux11: ???
[00:18] <montel> !hi | LordMetroid
[00:19] <kayvian> hi everyone.....I am new to IRC but trying to get used to it cause I want to help out with testing ubuntu
[00:19] <LordMetroid> hi
[00:19] <FFForever> Flannel, do you know how i can run a speed test from my vps via terminal?
[00:19] <Whitor> kayvian, thanks
[00:19] <montel> kayvian: kk, glad to have you
[00:19] <LjL> montel: don't do that by default please...
[00:19] <Flannel> FFForever: Um, I don't know.
[00:19] <ceej> so can 9.04 handle 1920 x 1200 resolution because I've had issues getting this higher res
[00:19] <whileimhere> galant14b My thing is I cannot use any compiz or such so I have to settle for simple desktop enhancements
[00:19] <Flannel> FFForever: also, once you've rebooted, attempt do-release-upgrade again
[00:19] <Whitor> ceej, works for me
[00:19] <montel> LjL: why not? it is not hurting anything
[00:20] <FFForever> Flannel, ok, but why?
[00:20] <FFForever> its almost done downloading packages
[00:20] <LjL> montel: it's a bit of unneeded spam.
[00:20] <ceej> k :)
[00:20] <Flannel> FFForever: right, it's almost done upgrading to make you up to date.
[00:20] <galant14b> whileimhere: that's too bad :( compizfusion is fun. do you not have enough graphics card to handle it?
[00:20] <tux11> i logge dthat op switching
[00:20] <FFForever> installing
[00:20] <FFForever> brb
[00:20] <Flannel> FFForever: Your up to date packages might make do-release-upgrade work.  (But, reboot first, so you have the new kernel)
[00:20] <whileimhere> galant14b That is correct.
[00:20] <LjL> montel: actually, two bits, since there's your message and then the bot's
[00:20] <LjL> tux11: do you have an ubuntu support question?
[00:20] <montel> LjL: uh, ok?
[00:20] <whileimhere> I have a laptop and it does not have a seperate card just integrated ram
[00:20] <Whitor> Compiz Fusion is the best part of linux imho
[00:20] <tux11> i have u logged
[00:21] <LjL> montel: so, don't do it
[00:21] <StrangeCharm> can anyone help me with dmraid? it's detecting by not activating my raid array. i've looked all over the place, but can't find why it's not working
[00:21] <LjL> tux11: so? we aren't interested.
[00:21] <tux11> i come in here to get help and no one days
[00:21] <montel> ha LjL
[00:21] <LjL> !patience | tux11
[00:21] <ceej> Whitor: Will It also see my 8gb of ram?
[00:21] <Flannel> tux11: Please keep offtopic chatter to a minimum.
[00:21] <tux11> so mark will be
[00:21] <tux11> ..intrested to know his ops can't decide who is the chat op
[00:21] <secret901> after I upgraded to 9.04 I can't play any video.  I keep getting a "badalloc insufficient resources for operation" error no matter which player I use.
[00:22] <LjL> tux11: if you have questions for the ops, ask in #ubuntu-ops.
[00:22] <tux11> chill out and face facts the ops continte to switch
[00:22] <montel> tux11: i sugest that you STOP before you are kicked.
[00:22] <LjL> tux11: keep on topic here.
[00:22] <FFForever> Flannel, why does do-release-upgrade start another ssh daemon on 9004?
[00:22] <Flannel> FFForever: in case this ssh dies
[00:22] <tux11> ok weres tgat?'
[00:22] <FFForever> Ahhh
[00:22] <FFForever> it has not yet...
[00:22] <FFForever> thankfully LOL!
[00:22] <Flannel> FFForever: No, it likely won't.  But just in case.
[00:22] <tux11> no more op switch or the loggs will be printed and sent to markk
[00:23] <wind0pain> is Section "InputDevice" still something that is handled in xorg.conf in Jaunty ??? I noticed I have no inputdevice information in that file and I'm trying to edit some of my input devices.... should I look elsewher?
[00:23] <vigo> StrangeCharm: Have you tried or used any LVM stuff?
[00:23] <montel> tux11 was funny
[00:23] <FFForever> whats so bad about an op switch?
[00:23] <FFForever> lol
[00:23] <thiebaude1> yup
[00:23] <Amsuna> I work on windows Server 2003 environment and I am currently migrating to Linux server I already have Ubuntu and i like it , yrs ago I stumbled across a linux server it had an applicatin installed  with in prevents someone using any kind of ARP spoofing tools
[00:23] <LjL> don't feed the troll now...
[00:23] <tux11> back
[00:23] <montel> LjL: k
[00:23] <tux11> not a troll logging every thing
[00:23] <thiebaude1> bye tux11
[00:23] <Flannel> tux11: Please stay on topic and keep idle chatter to a minimum.  If you have a query regarding the operators, please take it to #ubuntu-ops.  Thanks
[00:24] <montel> tux11: WELCOME BACK, do you have a question?
[00:24] <StrangeCharm> vigo - i'm trying to activate an existing array with data on it
[00:24] <Amsuna> I owuld appretiate some help I will wait, i dont want to flood the chatting area ^^
[00:24] <tux11> u have been reported
[00:24] <kayvian> ok gotta go....c ya
[00:24] <theunixgeek> How can I find out what files an installer installed? By "installer" I mean those that aren't native to the system, like Flash and Google Earth
[00:24] <tux11> looking for usb fix
[00:25]  * montel is getting a kick out of tux11, 
[00:25] <tux11> google earth breaks
[00:25] <wirechief_> I am having  a issue with my netbook when if falls asleep it freeze's and i have to reboot, i am using jaunty 9.04 remix with 2.6.30. kernel and 2.7.1 intel driver any suggestions ?
[00:25] <jado> hi, if when i type 'ecryptfs-mount-private' i got 'Encryption Private is not set up properly.' Does someone have an idea about that ?
[00:25] <tux11> i reported you guys to ubuntu head quyaters
[00:25] <vigo> StrangeCharm: This link may help. https://help.ubuntu.com/search.html?cof=FORID%3A9&cx=003883529982892832976%3Ae2vwumte3fq&ie=UTF-8&q=activate+a+raid+array&sa=Search
[00:25] <Flannel> montel: Please don't encourage it
[00:26] <thiebaude1> ignore it
[00:26] <tux11> usb help needed
[00:26]  * montel didnt know about "Ubuntu Headquarters" he would love to go there... oh wait, there isnt one.
[00:26] <Amsuna> Someone works on Linux servers ?
[00:26] <tux11> there is its in africa dope head
[00:26] <Amsuna> DHCP ? DNS ? basic routing stuff ?? anyone ??
[00:26] <vigo> !usb
[00:26] <tux11> usb thumb drive won't mount
[00:26] <lenswipe> can someone give me a hand with samba
[00:27] <theunixgeek> !ask | Amsuna
[00:27] <lenswipe> im making a domain
[00:27]  * montel is dieing laughing
[00:27] <lenswipe> and i cant get some clients to login
[00:27] <Amsuna> I work on windows Server 2003 environment and I am currently migrating to Linux server I already have Ubuntu and i like it , yrs ago I stumbled across a linux server it had an applicatin installed  with in prevents someone using any kind of ARP spoofing tools
[00:27] <Flannel> montel: Again, please stay on topic.
[00:27] <tux11> windows sucks man
[00:27] <jado> any idea anyone ?
[00:27] <StrangeCharm> vigo - the document in question is the fakeraid howto, and, basically, in the step where dmraid is meant to active my array, dmraid tells me that it can see the array, and then doesn't activate it
[00:27] <newclimb> I installed wine but the arrow doesn't show up anyone can help me?
[00:27] <montel> Flannel: kk, sorry.
[00:27] <Amsuna> It was a toll which cuts of the internet on whom it detects its Mac address and Ip adderss on the ARP table
[00:27] <lenswipe> can somenoe give me a hand with a domain controller, some usernames cant login
[00:27] <jado> hi, if when i type 'ecryptfs-mount-private' i got 'Encryption Private is not set up properly.' Does someone have an idea about that ?
[00:27] <montel> oh i was just about to help that tux dude
[00:28] <byte^> Is anyone able to walk me through a few instructions, found at http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-ca0106 ? If anyone can, query me.
[00:28] <Boopop> Can someone help me with my ubuntu install? I've installed my ATI drivers, and set up the internet. However when I try to setup my second monitor, the window comes up, but it's not complete, and it takes all my CPU, so the whole thing runs slow
[00:29] <vigo> StrangeCharm: Oh, did you try the forums on that subject?
[00:29] <lenswipe> can someone please help me with samba
[00:29] <StrangeCharm> vigo the only entries that seem to include the same erro text are where people are doing things that are clearly not relevant
[00:29] <sebsebseb> !samba | lenswipe
[00:30] <jado> hi, if when i type 'ecryptfs-mount-private' i got 'Encryption Private is not set up properly.' Does someone have an idea about that ?
[00:30] <byte^> Is anyone able to walk me through a few instructions, found at http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-ca0106 ? If anyone can, query me.
[00:30] <lenswipe> sebsebseb: im trying to setup a domain controller..
[00:30] <vigo> StrangeCharm: Are you using the fakeRAID setup?
[00:30] <lenswipe> sebsebseb: some sers cant logn
[00:30] <sebsebseb> lenswipe: don't really know about that
[00:30] <nztal> what version of fglrx is on the jaunty installer ?  9.4 ?
[00:30] <newclimb>  I installed wine but the arrow doesn't show up anyone can help me?
[00:30] <Ralph1016> hello all im new to ubuntu
[00:31] <lenswipe> sebsebseb:k
[00:31] <sebsebseb> Ralph1016: ok welcome to the community
[00:31] <StrangeCharm> vigo, yes, i'm trying to activate an existing fakeraid array on a dualboot system
[00:31] <wirechief_> I am having  a issue with my netbook when if falls asleep it freeze's and i have to reboot, i am using jaunty 9.04 remix with   2.7.1 intel driver any suggestions ? my system specs http://pastebin.com/f76f7e0f3
[00:31] <montel> Ralph1016: Welcome, anything we can help you with?
[00:31] <lenswipe> [00:31] <Boopop> Can someone help me please?
[00:31] <Ralph1016> no thanks
[00:32] <vigo> StrangeCharm: Maybe this one: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto
[00:32] <tritium> Onboard ALC889A gets recognized as an "unkown model for ALC883", per dmesg, and sound has been difficult to setup (aside from AC3, DTS pass-through over iec958 on mythtv).
[00:32] <Flannel> A
[00:32] <Ralph1016> does ubuntu have any good website making software
[00:32] <Flannel> !html | Ralph1016
[00:32] <lenswipe> Ralph1016: Try kompozer
[00:32] <sebsebseb> Flannel: beat me to it
[00:32] <th0r> wirechief_: I have never succeeded in getting either suspend or hibernate to work properly. I just disable them at install
[00:32] <Boopop> Anybody?
[00:33] <Flannel> Amsuna: http://www.rootsecure.net/content/downloads/pdf/arp_spoofing_intro.pdf covers some of it (defenses atthe bottom)
[00:33] <parjoven> Hello guys...anyone have a clue about how to install wifi on a hp pavilion dv6000? broadcom 4311
[00:33] <sebsebseb> !wireless
[00:33] <vigo> StrangeCharm: There is a dmraid and other stuff in command or terminal to set that up. it looks like.
[00:33] <StrangeCharm> vigo, that's the page i was using. when i get to code:"dmraid -ay" instead of giving the desired response along the lines of 'yay, i activated the raid' it says 'i can see this raid, but i didn't turn it on'
[00:33] <Boopop> Hellloooo
[00:33] <wirechief_> th0r: how do you disable the suspend ?
[00:33] <JEEB> Also firefox's firebug is <3 for website making, just had to mention it
[00:33] <galant14b> parjoven : my dv6000 wifi works out of the box with Jaunty
[00:33] <th0r> wirechief_: both are handled in the power settings
[00:34] <sebsebseb> Ralph1016: learn HTML and CSS and code with a text ediror :) if your makin a small site
[00:34] <bob_> hello im having trouble with my Swap partition on ubuntu and when u type Free in the terminal it shows as the swap not being used anyone have a fix or idea on how to fix it?..
[00:34] <montel> hahahahaha that tux11 dude is pm'ing me and cussing me out
[00:34] <wirechief_> th0r: ok i will check, thanks.
[00:34] <parjoven> [galant14b]: the 9.04 with my pavilion just dont work out of box..8.04 and 8.10 always worked
[00:34] <sebsebseb> Ralph1016: and make sure your pages validate at http://www.w3.org :)
[00:34] <th0r> wirechief_: in xfce it is Applicatioins-Settings-Power Management....not in gnome at the moment
[00:34] <stealth-> whats more popular: desklets or screenlets?
[00:34] <Flannel> bob_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq will get you all up to speed
[00:34] <bob_> thanks Flanner
[00:34] <bob_> lol Flannel*
[00:35] <vigo> StrangeCharm: OK, that is about the limit of my knowledge on that. maybe someone that knows more about RAID and RAID support has your answer.
[00:35] <sebsebseb> Ralph1016: you didn't have to pm  that
[00:35] <montel> Ralph1016: do not randomly PM people
[00:35] <StrangeCharm> vigo - that's what i've been trolling this channel for
[00:35] <sebsebseb> Ralph1016: ah yes and something I forgot, make sure you test the pages in differnet browsers
[00:35] <sebsebseb> !browsers
[00:35] <newclimb>  I installed wine but the arrow doesn't show up anyone can help me?
[00:35] <wirechief_> th0r: well im not sure this is gnome being used, it is remix but i will check to see if there are settings related to power during suspend
[00:35] <parjoven> [sebsebseb]: this wifidocs, its up-to.date, talking about 9.04 ...
[00:35] <Ralph1016> ok
[00:36]  * montel did not know there was a terminal based browser
[00:36] <parjoven> [sebsebseb]: this wifidocs, its up-to.date, talking about 9.04 ...? was a question hehe
[00:36] <JEEB> montel, there are a few
[00:36] <sebsebseb> parjoven: I don't do wifi :)
[00:36] <thiebaude1> montel: and i think only text based?
[00:36] <ariel_> I could use someone's help, I was told to install ubuntu on my system what has Nvidia G Series 8 that I would have to install first with the onboard VGA then due a apt-get install for the drivers.
[00:36] <vigo> StrangeCharm: Try a hardware channel yet? or ask again because this channel is rather full.
[00:36] <StrangeCharm> can anyone help me with dmraid? it's detecting by not activating my raid array. i've looked all over the place, but can't find why it's not working
[00:37] <parjoven> [sebsebseb]: wireless..this page wifidocs u asked the bot to tell me..
[00:37] <sebsebseb> StrangeCharm: try ##hardware
[00:37] <StrangeCharm> sebsebseb - thanks
[00:37] <sebsebseb> parjoven: yes  that's a start,  reading those pages
[00:37] <sebsebseb> StrangeCharm: no problem
[00:37] <vigo> sebsebseb: Thank you
[00:37] <sebsebseb> vigo: np
[00:37] <th0r> I am attempting to get fusesmb to work without much success. Has the procedure for fuse systems changed with jaunty?
[00:37] <StrangeCharm> vigo, yep, that's the plan
[00:38] <montel> thiebaude1: well yeah.
[00:38] <vigo> StrangeCharm: Makes sense to me
[00:38] <parjoven> [sebsebseb]: yeah i know them..i know how to install and use ndiswrapper..im used to use ubuntu... the 8.04 and 8.10 always worked out of box with my notebook...but 9.04 is not working and im looking for a simple way to make it work.
[00:38] <Vixen-> Lo all, having a problem with installing nvidia drivers. I have the driver, try to install it through a "sh" command, but it says I need to quit all X Windows programs before I can do it. I've close everything, and tried doing it through a root shell before the OS has loaded. No luck. Any ideas?
[00:38] <StrangeCharm> can anyone help me use dmraid with my 'fake' hardware raid array? it's detecting by not activating my raid array. i've looked all over the place, but can't find why it's not working
[00:38] <th0r> was there some reason for this...
[00:38] <th0r> (07:38:29 PM) tux11: fuse it up yer ass
[00:39] <sebsebseb> parjoven: I said I don't  normalley help poeple getting their wireless's working, because that can be a right pain, however what I do know is this.   You  get stuff working natively first if you can :)   and then Ndiswrapper as a last resort
[00:39] <jado> hi, if when i type 'ecryptfs-mount-private' i got 'Encryption Private is not set up properly.' Does someone have an idea about that ?
[00:39] <montel> tux11:	u an op or just a hater?
[00:39] <Ralph1016> what linux operating system do you thinks the best
[00:39] <tritium> tux11, th0r: none of that, please
[00:39] <sebsebseb> !best
[00:39] <thiebaude1> sebsebseb: your fast
[00:39] <sebsebseb> Ralph1016: ,but best bot will say it's #ubuntu
[00:40] <montel> th0r: so we both are getting the entertainment of him!
[00:40] <sebsebseb> thiebaude1: well yeah years of touch typing :)
[00:40] <thiebaude1> me too
[00:40] <th0r> thanks for this too....(07:39:51 PM) tux11: asshole
[00:40] <sebsebseb> thiebaude1: probably quite good really for this channel, since it tends to be pretty fast
[00:40] <th0r> !OP
[00:40] <thiebaude1> :)
[00:40] <LjL> th0r: that person has already been banned
[00:40] <Vixen-> If anyone can help with nvidia drivers, say my name, and I'll post up all the details.
[00:40] <wind0pain> How can I perform compositing without pushing the cursor past an edge?  For instance, just taking the corner to the edge instead?  I'd like to do it with a tablet but I am unale to move beyond the edge/corner points with a stylus.  Having an icon to click to activate compositing would be just as good.  Ideas?
[00:41] <wirechief_> th0r: two services apmd and acpid but looks like i can change it from suspend to blank screen or do nothing, am going to try the blank screen first.
[00:41] <norrisg1> anyone need help?
[00:41] <Vixen-> Aye
[00:41] <Vixen-> Having a problem with installing nvidia drivers. I have the driver, try to install it through a "sh" command, but it says I need to quit all X Windows programs before I can do it. I've close everything, and tried doing it through a root shell before the OS has loaded. No luck. Any ideas?
[00:41] <StrangeCharm> can anyone help me use dmraid with my 'fake' hardware raid array? it's detecting by not activating my raid array. i've looked all over the place, but can't find why it's not working
[00:42] <LjL> norrisg1, how many times have i told you to avoid the "anyone need help" thing?
[00:42] <ariel_> Vixen-, I am alos looking for this type of help
[00:42] <shawnmstout> hey how can i make a terminal option that is already logged in as su from the menu
[00:42] <shawnmstout> ?
[00:42] <parjoven> !broadcom
[00:42] <norrisg1> LjL ohla, who are you?
[00:42] <wind0pain> norrisg1: How can I perform compositing without pushing the cursor past an edge?  For instance, just taking the corner to the edge instead?  I'd like to do it with a tablet but I am unale to move beyond the edge/corner points with a stylus.  Having an icon to click to activate compositing would be just as good.  Ideas?
[00:42] <Vixen-> ariel_: Are you using similar drivers?
[00:42] <jrsideral> \join #ubuntu-br
[00:42] <pingveno> I'm trying to switch my desktop to use Programmer Dvorak. I've already found the setting for Dvorak, but not Programmer Dvorak.
[00:42] <jrsideral> join #ubuntu-br
[00:42] <whileimhere> does hiding the panels in GNOME significantly higher the resources used in GNOME?
[00:42] <LjL> norrisg1: someone who's told you before to avoid that.
[00:42] <LjL> jrsideral: /
[00:42] <norrisg1> excuse moi?
[00:43] <ariel_> !nvidia
[00:43] <thiebaude1> !attitude
[00:43] <jado> norrisg1: /join #ubuntu-fr
[00:43] <norrisg1> once moment
[00:43] <ariel_> Vixen-, not yet, trying to get the right way to install it on my system.
[00:44] <shawnmstout> hey vixen, i got it back up and running
[00:44] <StrangeCharm> can anyone help me use dmraid with my 'fake' hardware raid array? it's detecting by not activating my raid array. i've looked all over the place, but can't find why it's not working
[00:44] <Vixen-> ariel_: Fair. I've been following the instructions on the nvidia site, but having no luck
[00:44] <wirechief> StrangeCharm: which kernel are you using ?
[00:44] <jado> hi, if when i type 'ecryptfs-mount-private' i got 'Encryption Private is not set up properly.' Does someone have an idea about that ?
[00:44] <parjoven> Hello guys...anyone have a clue about how to install wifi on a hp pavilion dv6000...cuz with 9.04 its not working out of box.. i need to use ndiswrapper or theres a simple way? broadcom 4311
[00:45] <wind0pain> gah... i forgot to remove a line from xorg.conf before rebooting and now my screen is garbled at startup... i've tried ctrl+alt+f1, ctrl+alt+del, ctrl+shift+del... any ideas on what to do?
[00:45] <ariel_> Vixen-, hardest thing is actually finding the correct drivers
[00:45] <StrangeCharm> wirecheif - jaunty's default
[00:45] <sebsebseb> wind0pain: go into  recovery mode and  fix  x like that.  that should do it, and then you need to re install any graphics card driver as well
[00:45] <vigo> StrangeCharm:Is it Software or Hardware RAID?
[00:45] <ariel_> why does this tux11 keep sending me strange messages.
[00:45] <Vixen-> ariel_: I picked these up straight from the nvidia site, so they're up to date, but are a nightmate to install
[00:45] <unikon> whats the best way to search for a single key word  in my home folder
[00:46] <ilyas> j/ #linuxac
[00:46] <Dr_Willis> unikon:  IN a file? or part of a file name?
[00:46] <norrisg1> LjL pardon, excuse moi you want to talk to moi
[00:46] <sebsebseb> !spam |  ilyas
[00:46] <unikon> i na file
[00:46] <unikon> in a file*
[00:46] <Dr_Willis> unikon:  use grep
[00:46] <LjL> norrisg1: i told you already what i needed to tell you, so no.
[00:46] <wirechief> StrangeCharm: i would look at upgrading it.   2.6.30-020630rc5-generic #020630rc5 SMP Mon May 11   is the most current, then see if your issue is resolved ....
[00:46] <norrisg1> Excuse me
[00:46] <norrisg1> what you tell me
[00:47] <StrangeCharm> vigo - it's a hybrid
[00:47] <LjL> norrisg1: to avoid asking open-ended questions such as "does anyone need help?" in this channel.
[00:47] <Vixen-> ariel_: I'm going to move, matey. Good luck with the drivers
[00:47] <norrisg1> fine i speak in diffrent lanuage
[00:47] <Seeker`> norrisg1: ok, i'll tell you - Stop doing it
[00:47] <ariel_> Vixen-, t/y
[00:47] <StrangeCharm> wirechief - i am not familiar with upgrading my kernel
[00:47] <vigo> StrangeCharm: I found this site, it may be of help: http://linux-ata.org/software-status.html and http://linux-ata.org/faq-sata-raid.html
[00:47] <unikon> dr_willis in terminal right what do i need to input
[00:48] <StrangeCharm> vigo - it's a 'hardware' raid that actually uses the cpu for processing
[00:48] <jado> hi, if when i type 'ecryptfs-mount-private' i got 'Encryption Private is not set up properly.' Does someone have an idea about that ?
[00:48] <wirechief> StrangeCharm: well, check google for ubuntu kernel upgrade  or so, theres lots of information on it with google
[00:48] <StrangeCharm> vigo, ok, i'll look at that
[00:48] <StrangeCharm> thatkns, wirechief
[00:48] <vigo> StrangeCharm: That site covers both and more.
[00:49] <byte^> Is anyone able to walk me through a few instructions, found at http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Module-ca0106 ? If anyone can, query me.
[00:49] <StrangeCharm> vigo, thanks
[00:49] <norrisg1> 私がいかにできるかわかりましたimの背部は助けるか。 私は日本語を話すか。
[00:49] <vigo> StrangeCharm: This one is also a sublink from Ubuntu official: http://people.redhat.com/~heinzm/sw/dmraid/readme
[00:49] <TomTom1> hi
[00:50] <StrangeCharm> vigo even better
[00:50] <TomTom1> um will someone help me?
[00:50] <norrisg1> i will
[00:50] <blz> Hey does anybody here have basic knowledge in C?  I'm trying to write "hello world" ... so nothing too complicated =)
[00:50] <TomTom1> um how come when i type in a url it doesnt load
[00:50] <LjL> !jp | norrisg1
[00:50] <tritium> byte^: what about it?  That's just info on the module options.
[00:51] <blz> TomTom1:  what exactly is happening?  what are you doing, where are you typing it, do you get any error messages?
[00:51] <jado> hi, if when i type 'ecryptfs-mount-private' i got 'Encryption Private is not set up properly.' Does someone have an idea about that ?
[00:51] <byte^> tritium: I am racking my brain trying to figure out how to get this sound card to work but my knowledge of linux is rather limited
[00:51] <TomTom1> well in Mozilla when i type in a url it doesnt load
[00:51] <byte^> tritium: I think that guide is supposed to get the card working
[00:51] <TomTom1> except like hotmail
[00:51] <tritium> byte^: you already have that module installed.  "modinfo snd-ca0106" to verify
[00:51] <blz> TomTom1:  what error message are you getting?  and by mozilla, you mean firefox i presume?
[00:52] <tritium> byte^: are you running jaunty?
[00:52] <byte^> tritium: What does that mean? Yes it appears to be installed but where do I go from here?
[00:52] <dassouki> i was wondering if there is a jaunty syntek / stk11xx tutorial out there
[00:52] <byte^> I'm running 9.04
[00:52] <blz> byte^:  did you check to see if your sound card is supported?
[00:52] <blz> Hey does anybody here have basic knowledge in C?  I'm trying to write "hello world" ... so nothing too complicated =)
[00:52] <tritium> !sound | byte^
[00:52] <byte^> Where would I check? People report it as plug and play, but it has not worked n Linux.
[00:52] <tritium> byte^: see above
[00:52] <byte^> Okay.
[00:52] <dassouki> blz: go to ##c
[00:52] <Dr_Willis> blz:  so install 'build-essential' package and get coding!
[00:52] <jado> hi, if when i type 'ecryptfs-mount-private' i got 'Encryption Private is not set up properly.' Does someone have an idea about that ?
[00:53] <tritium> byte^: it should work.  First thing -- check volumes, make sure nothing is muted, in alsamixer (command line).
[00:53] <blz> dassouki:  thanks!
[00:53] <blz> Dr_Willis:  no it compiles, i just can't get the text to stay up! lol
[00:53] <byte^> Yeah I've checked the volume and I'm pretty sure everything is good. I am getting system beeps.
[00:53] <byte^> One sec
[00:53] <tritium> byte^: in alsamixer?
[00:53] <blz> byte^ system beeps aren't the same thing
[00:53] <byte^> tritium: I posted some information here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7298160#post7298160
[00:53] <Dr_Willis> blz:  stay up?
[00:54] <Raccoon1400> where's the config file for cpufreq?
[00:54] <Dr_Willis> blz:  run it from a terminal?
[00:54] <byte^> I cannot double click on Volume control.
[00:54] <byte^> "Volume Control" settings is grayed out.
[00:54] <blz> Dr_Willis:  sorry, that was a horrible explanation.  I can get "hello world" to pop up on a command prompt (i'm under windows right now) but it disappears just as fast.  the whole window closes when the program is done executing
[00:54] <tritium> byte^: alsamixer is a command line utility.
[00:54] <tritium> (no double-clicking)
[00:54] <byte^> Yeah
[00:54] <byte^> Well uh
[00:54] <Noble> Is there anything that does NOT work with ubuntu and the macbook in alu?
[00:55] <byte^> You mentioned volume control
[00:55] <byte^> I've looked at alsamixer
[00:55] <byte^> It seems fine
[00:55] <Dr_Willis> blz:  yea so? :) you dident tell it to wait.. soits not going to.. use the terminal.
[00:55] <jrib> Noble: alu?
[00:55] <tritium> byte^: no, I mentioned alsamixer *specifically*
[00:55] <byte^> However
[00:55] <Lint01> blz: that's normal
[00:55] <Noble> jrib: Aluminium
[00:55] <sproaty> Any way to disable the mouse wheel scrolling windows on the task bar panel?
[00:55] <byte^> Card: PulseAudio ; Chip: PulseAudio
[00:55] <byte^> is that a problem?
[00:55] <jrib> Noble: check the wiki
[00:55] <jrib> !macbook | Noble
[00:55] <Lint01> blz: open separate command prompt and run it there
[00:55] <blz> Dr_Willis, Lint01:  Yeah i figured I'm just missing a hold command or something... this is literally the first time i've ever tried to code
[00:55] <blz> Lint01:  ohhh duh =)
[00:56] <newclimb> no cursor in wine anyone know what's the matter?
[00:56] <Dr_Willis> blz:  get away from the mouse.. use the terminal :P
[00:56] <Noble> The reason I'm asking is that I want a laptop with superior build quality, and one thats not designed as a war machine. The macbook in alu seems like the best bet.
[00:56] <byte^> Again, if it helps, I posted some information recommended here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7298160#post7298160
[00:56] <blz> Dr_Willis:  I know, I know!  DevC++ is just so attractive! =)
[00:57] <norrisg1> yayz i help another person
[00:57] <wirechief> newclimb what version of wine are you running ?
[00:57] <norrisg1> norris
[00:57] <norrisg1> woah
[00:57] <norrisg1> sorry
[00:57] <blz> Lint01:  you rule.  and so does my "goodbye, cruel world... brb suicide" program.  I'm going to hack the pentagon next.
[00:58] <newclimb> that has in repository from ubuntu 8.04
[00:58] <ryan_> i use geany for coding, i really need to get better with command line stuff
[00:58] <coz_> newclimb,  if you get caught we dont know you lol
[00:59] <bob_> im still having trouble getting the swap to be used whats the line i use to activate it i read the page and still not quite shure on what i should do...?
[00:59] <newclimb> I think that's 0.9.56.
[00:59] <mds58> has anyone here used ati catalyst that would be willing to help me update mine to the latest version?
[01:00] <coz_> mds58,   if no one here knows how you could go to #compiz and speak with either  adamk  or soreau  both of whom run ati   ... I dont know if adamk is available right now but he will be tomorrow morning :)
[01:00] <coz_> mds58,  just pretend it's for compiz :)
[01:00]  * soreau blinks
[01:00] <jdwarta> i need help setting up a netgear RP114 router
[01:00] <peol> Hey guys. Got a question regarding nvidia twinview and setting specific color correction on a display, it seems my sliders are changing both of my monitors brightness etc. Does anyone know any way around this?
[01:01] <wind0pain> if a progam is not in the startmenu, what steps would you guys take to figure out what the command is to run it?
[01:01] <coz_> mds58,   if it can be done those two will know how
[01:01] <sharperguy> how can i get espeak to read my a pdf?
[01:01] <wind0pain> i usually end up googling and guessing.. neither seems to be very efficient.
[01:01] <soreau> wind0pain: Which program?
[01:01] <mds58> coz_ ty
[01:01] <eseven73> wind0pain, I normally google it too or just guess the name
[01:01] <coz_> mds58,   no problem and I see soreau  is here  :)
[01:01] <wind0pain> soreau: just in general... i've run into the problem at least 10 times in the last few days while getting started here
[01:01] <Dr_Willis> wind0pain:  how did you install it? if you used the package manager. you can seewhat files the package installed
[01:02] <dominoeffekt> Hi. I can not get 1024 x 768 (16:10) resolution any more after i have had monitors. How can i get it back now?
[01:02] <soreau> wind0pain: Well,you have to know which program you're trying to run, or which task you';re trying to accomplish first
[01:02] <byte^> 01:00.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs CA0106 Soundblaster
[01:02] <byte^>         Subsystem: Creative Labs Device 100a
[01:02] <byte^>         Flags: bus master, medium devsel, latency 64, IRQ 21
[01:02] <byte^>         I/O ports at df20 [size=32]
[01:02] <byte^>         Capabilities: <access denied>
[01:02] <FloodBot1> byte^: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:02] <byte^>         Kernel driver in use: CA0106
[01:02] <eseven73> dominoeffekt, what do you mean by "after I have had monitors"?
[01:03] <byte^> What does this mean?
[01:03] <byte^> (What I flooded)
[01:03] <LjL> !pastebin | byte^, it means you should use this next time
[01:03] <wind0pain> soreau: right.. when they load up into the menus it's great.. sometimes the name has a suffix (-whatever) and it can be tricky for me to figure out
[01:03] <Dr_Willis> Means you got a creative sound card> :)
[01:03] <dominoeffekt> eseven73:  typo  Dual monitors
[01:03] <byte^> LjL: Very funny
[01:03] <byte^> I thought it was smaller
[01:03] <blz> byte^:  it means lrn2pastebin =)
[01:03] <byte^> Otherwise I would've pastebin.
[01:03] <eseven73> dominoeffekt, ah ok :)
[01:03] <byte^> I meant.
[01:03] <byte^> Sigh
[01:03] <sharperguy> ^ about my previous question, i think i need a tool to extract the text from a pdf, and then pipe it into espeak. Anyone know of a tool that would allow me to do that?
[01:03] <FloodBot1> byte^: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:03] <byte^> One sec let me paste it fine.
[01:03] <jdwarta> i need help setting up a NETGEAR RP114 router
[01:04] <dominoeffekt> eseven73:  any ide how i can fix this ? Atm  3 cm for each side of the sceen is black
[01:04] <byte^> http://pastebin.com/m57142a3e
[01:04] <byte^> That seems to be my sound card
[01:04] <soreau> wind0pain: Auto Tab completeion is your friend. If you know the first few letter of the program, you can type them into your terminal and press the tab key twice. It will bring up a list of possibilities
[01:04] <byte^> It says a driver in use
[01:04] <byte^> but I receive no sound
[01:04] <soreau> wind0pain: If you know the name of the binary, you can also add a menu entry manually
[01:04] <eseven73> dominoeffekt, don't mind me, I'm kind of a grammar Queen. :)
[01:05] <kitche> byte^: is everything unmuted like pcm and others
[01:05] <dominoeffekt> eseven73:  hah no ps.  But do u know how i can fix my problem?
[01:05] <byte^> http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=df5ff3c09310355d4031fd8891e26e3455865133
[01:05] <byte^> That is what the ALSA Information Script generated
[01:06] <byte^> kitche: How would I check? Everything seems fine in alsamixer and at volume control
[01:06] <byte^> kitche: However, alsamixer is identifying pulseaudio as the sound card and chip
[01:06] <wirechief> byte^:  lsof  /dev/dsp* /dev/audio* /dev/mixer* /dev/snd/*   # lists all apps using soundcard #OSS uses /dev/dsp*   alsa uses /lsofdev/snd/*  OSS does not allow mixing so you get this error: Device or resource busy^:  check to see what is using your sound with
[01:06] <byte^> Is that a problem?
[01:06] <blz> Dr_Willis:  now I can't stop running my "hello world" program. it rules so much!  (inb4 offtopic)
[01:06] <eseven73> dominoeffekt, you'd have to give us more details, monitor brand/model, what OS is it on, such like that, else no one will help you.
[01:06] <byte^> wirechief: Huh?
[01:06] <byte^> How would I check?
[01:06] <kitche> byte^: well if your using pulseaudio then you need to use the pulseaudio mixer not alsa
[01:06] <ryan_> blz, what language are you using?
[01:07] <wind0pain> soreau: thanks
[01:07] <blz> ryan_:  C
[01:07] <wind0pain> auto tab will definitely help :)
[01:07] <ryan_> i see
[01:07] <wirechief> byte^:  use the lsof command as indicated it will tell you what is using your sound
[01:07] <blz> ryan_:  I feel so awesome =)
[01:07] <soreau> wind0pain: It's really nice and saves much typing
[01:07] <byte^> wirechief: So, just $ lsof ?
[01:07] <ryan_> now try something a little harder, implement a linked list
[01:07] <dominoeffekt> Any one who knows how i can get 1024 x 768 (16:10) resolution? I have hade Dual monitors Today. And now when i dissconnected 1 of them i cant get back the resolution for my "main sceen"  Info: Laptop Lenovo T61 14" screen   Ubuntu os
[01:07] <jdwarta> i need help setting up a NETGEAR RP114 router
[01:07] <byte^> Umm
[01:08] <byte^> Lot's of stuff was produced.
[01:08] <blz> ryan_:  sure I'll try that ... OHSHI- DIVIDE BY ZERO!!!!!!!
[01:08] <byte^> ... :\
[01:08] <fercho> olas
[01:08] <wirechief> byte^:  lsof  /dev/dsp* /dev/audio* /dev/mixer* /dev/snd/*
[01:08] <byte^> Ah.
[01:08] <byte^> Okay.
[01:08] <byte^> Nothing popped up.
[01:08] <byte^> Was produced, rather.
[01:08] <eseven73> dominoeffekt, that's much better, now people can help you, give them a few minutes to research the problem though...
[01:09] <dominoeffekt> eseven73:  Thank u mate
[01:09] <byte^> wirechief: Nothing was produced with that command?
[01:09] <wirechief> byte^:  try #alsa channel and see if you can get some help, post the url to your alsa script it helps them
[01:09] <byte^> Okay
[01:09] <byte^> Thanks
[01:09] <tritium> !enter | byte^
[01:10] <byte^> yes
[01:10] <byte^> sir
[01:10] <tritium> byte^: that was unnecessary
[01:10] <wind0pain> i really do not like the looks of the KDE start button
[01:10] <StrangeCharm> wirechief the first page of google results don't seem to be helpful. can you give a more specific tip on how to do a kernel update?
[01:11] <jdwarta> i need help setting up a NETGEAR RP114 router
[01:11] <Drknezz> Hi!, i want to install Jaunty, but i have the Windows Vista Loader (Pirated version), how can i install it so the loader is kept? (The installer tells me it will be deleted)
[01:11] <yaris123456789> i just wanna listen to music on my laptop...is there a way to make ubuntu put monitor to sleep while i still listen to music ?
[01:12] <eseven73> dominoeffekt, this is for Ubuntu 8.04 but the 5th post down, looks promising: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=893694
[01:12] <yaugze> hello !!
[01:13] <jdwarta>  yaris123456789: shut the lid?
[01:13] <wirechief> StrangeCharm:  check here for ubuntu kernels but before you install a new, check a ubuntu wiki on howto : http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[01:13] <yaris123456789> jdwarta: yea but its impossible to slip my fat fingers
[01:13] <yaris123456789> and control the track and volume
[01:13] <jdwarta> i need help setting up a NETGEAR RP114 router
[01:13] <Drknezz> Hi!, i want to install Jaunty, but i have the Windows Vista Loader (Pirated version), how can i install it so the loader is kept? (The installer tells me it will be deleted)
[01:14] <eseven73> least he's honest
[01:14] <doc|work> Drknezz: I doubt very much you'll get help on that here
[01:14] <eseven73> lol
[01:14] <wind0pain> anyone know how i can rotate the screen with the click of an icon?
[01:14] <Drknezz> doc|work: Why? :'(
[01:14] <mchelen> Drknezz, same as normal dual boot?
[01:14] <doc|work> Drknezz: because discussing anything to do with pirated/warez is not allowed on this network
[01:14] <Drknezz> mchelen: Will grub replace the VLoader?
[01:14] <Drknezz> doc|work: Windows -.-
[01:14] <jdwarta> yaris123456789: set the comp up so a certain keyboard shortcut will lock or blacken the screen
[01:14] <AlsaPCM> hi can i get some help installing my webcam drivers
[01:15] <mchelen> Drknezz, idk really, could try wubi
[01:15] <mchelen> !wubi
[01:15] <AlsaPCM> i already have the drivers
[01:15] <Drknezz> !webcam | AlsaPCM
[01:15] <AlsaPCM> but it fails one step
[01:15] <Drknezz> mchelen: wubi slows everything down
[01:15] <Drknezz> :/
[01:15] <AlsaPCM> sudo insmod stk11xx.ko
[01:15] <AlsaPCM>  i dont have this file
[01:15] <jdwarta> i need help setting up a NETGEAR RP114 router
[01:15] <AlsaPCM> just c files and h files
[01:16] <AlsaPCM> how can i compile the thing ?
[01:16] <Drknezz> AlsaPCM: you have to compile the driver files first
[01:16] <mob_> list
[01:16] <AlsaPCM> how ?
[01:16] <AlsaPCM> in a c compiler ?
[01:16] <mchelen> Drknezz, what does it slow down? linux is not running in vm or anything
[01:16] <StrangeCharm_> how can i turn on ssh?
[01:17] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_, is it installeD?
[01:17] <Drknezz> mchelen: it has to operate in a virtual filesystem
[01:17] <kmkz> Anyone... how can I change the default shortcut (C-c C-f) that does the LaTeX compilation in emacs to use pdflatex ?
[01:17] <lstarnes> StrangeCharm_: do you have the package openssh-server installed?
[01:17] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_, if so, sudo /etc/init.d/sshd start
[01:17] <dyf> hello.. i have a weird problem.. everytime i try to post something on a forum, firefox asks me which application to use to open the file "newpost.php".. how can i fix this?
[01:17] <jdwarta> i need help setting up a NETGEAR RP114 router
[01:17] <StrangeCharm_> knoxville lstarnes, thanks
[01:17] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_, No Prob
[01:17] <lstarnes> dyf: it looks like that site's owners didn't configure it right
[01:18] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_, you could see if it was running by using , netstat -at
[01:18] <dyf> lstarnes: that's what everyone keeps saying, but it's been a few days and i can see people posting, and it happens with *all* forums that i visited so far
[01:18] <supersasho> hi.. i'm up to moving my ubuntu partition to another disk.. i'm not using dd but the cp -a command.. now i need to change /etc/fstab and /boot/grub/menu.lst.. i've changed the uuid in the fstab but the disk wont boot.. any ideas?
[01:19] <wirechief> StrangeCharm here is some info on getting new kernels but it doesnt tell the whole story,, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Upgrade?action=show&redirect=UpgradeKernel
[01:19] <StrangeCharm_> knoxville, your command returns no such file or directory
[01:19] <jdwarta> i need help setting up a NETGEAR RP114 router
[01:19] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_                 netstat -at
[01:20] <eseven73> jdwarta, have you tried ##networking?
[01:20] <StrangeCharm_> no, etc/init.d/sshd start
[01:20] <yaris123456789> sleep 1 && xset dpms force off  .... is ther a way to disable from turning back on due to mouse or keyboard movements ?
[01:20] <eseven73> setting up routers, isnt really Ubuntu related
[01:20] <StrangeCharm_> knoxville no, etc/init.d/sshd start
[01:20] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_, then you must not have the package installed
[01:20] <StrangeCharm_> knoxville, and it is installed
[01:20] <jigp> hello guys how to install kde for 9.04? im using 9.04 desktop.
[01:20] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_, here it is
[01:20] <jdwarta> eseven73: not yet... I am trying to use 2 comps runnung ubuntu and 1 with mac
[01:20] <StrangeCharm_> knoxville, wait, fixed it
[01:21] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_               sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[01:21] <StrangeCharm_> knoxville, yep, that was the problem
[01:22] <knoxville> StrangeCharm_, good deal
[01:23] <eseven73> jdwarta, by running, I'm assuming you meant getting all 3 to connect to each other with the router? if so you'll probably have better luck there or the forums http://ubuntuforums.org
[01:23] <jdwarta> eseven73: ok
[01:24] <kitche> jigp: kubuntu-desktop
[01:24] <supersasho> hi.. i'm up to moving my ubuntu partition to another disk.. i'm not using dd but the cp -a command.. now i need to change /etc/fstab and /boot/grub/menu.lst.. i've changed the uuid in the fstab but the disk wont boot.. any ideas?
[01:25] <kitche> supersasho: you need to reinstall grub to the mbr
[01:25] <kitche> !grub > supersasho
[01:25] <macman__> weird
[01:25] <un_dave> morning all. or whatever the time appropriate greeting is for you. :)
[01:26] <sharperguy> what command can i use to non-interactively filter out all instances a string from a text file?
[01:26] <un_dave> anyone here use twinview, and have vnc successfully working?
[01:26] <Shockrates> how can i add the google search addon on firefox? i deleted it
[01:26] <un_dave> i get a one monitor working, and the other blacked out.
[01:27] <Shockrates> restore defaults n00bs
[01:27] <eseven73> Shockrates, if you don't have anything in firefox worth saving
[01:27] <eseven73> well... there goes that
[01:29] <un_dave> i've enabled 'remote desktop' through the menu options in gnome. i can connect, but i only see one screen
[01:30] <supersasho> kitche: thanks :) i've totaly forgot about it
[01:31] <smilingbob> is there anyway to make my microphone pick me up better?
[01:31] <dyf> smilingbob: yes, buy a better one
[01:32] <dyf> with noise reducer
[01:32] <smilingbob> dyf, thanks for nothing
[01:32] <prappl93> Anyone know a stand-alone yahoo program for Ubuntu?
[01:32] <mzz> smilingbob: I've had some luck holding the thing near my throat instead of in front of my mouth
[01:32] <yaris123456789> is there any music app taht puts monitor to sleep and lets me still change tracks and control volume ??
[01:32] <dyf> smilingbob: sure, i hope it works for you
[01:33] <dyf> mzz: did you insert it into your throat? :O
[01:33] <kitche> smilingbob: boost the microphone if you have not already
[01:33] <mzz> dyf: that's not what I meant.
[01:33] <smilingbob> kitche, how do i boost it?
[01:33] <smilingbob> mzz, i tried your sugestion it made it muffled and very soft...
[01:33] <mzz> smilingbob: there's a switch in the mixer
[01:33] <kitche> smilingbob: it's in the volume controls might be under advance settings
[01:34]  * Drknezz notices Jaunty really enhances speed
[01:34] <mzz> smilingbob: it probably depends on the microphone. Talking directly into this one made some sounds sound too "sharp", if you know what I mean.
[01:34] <Lluvio> Hey.
[01:34] <Lluvio> I heard you all are nerds.
[01:34] <Lluvio> If you are then cool.
[01:34] <Lluvio> I am too.
[01:34] <mzz> smilingbob: (it was a really crappy microphone, one that came with an ancient "multimedia" pc)
[01:34] <Seeker`> !OT | Lluvio
[01:34] <dyf> Lluvio: i heard you're a troll
[01:34] <Lint01> !spam
[01:34] <eseven73> geeks, not nerds, there's a difference :D
[01:35] <un_dave> hrm. the only reference i can find to other people having this issues suggestes that they're using xinerama, rather than twinview. but i just checked my xorg.conf, and it seems to have xinerama disabled properly.
[01:35] <smilingbob> mzz, i am not sure where this mike came from, borrowing it from the inlaws lol
[01:35] <bernz_> anyone here good with GRUB? i'm trying to overhaul an out-of-date ubuntu installation without having to burn a CD; i hope to boot a live 8.10 from USB instead, but it's non-trivial
[01:35] <Lluvio> Oh, haha, geeks is better, and off-topic ahoy!
[01:35] <PPKuma> yeah, geeks are "cool" :
[01:35] <smilingbob> think it came with their gateway they bought 10 years ago
[01:35] <PPKuma> :S
[01:35] <alchemist1> What is the GRUB entry that ends in "RT"
[01:36] <racecar56> i still havent been able too recover my stuff D=
[01:36] <alchemist1>  I cannot figure it out
[01:36] <racecar56> what am i gonna do?
[01:36] <mzz> hmm, running X tunnelled through ssh is *really* slow, even though this is now a local connection.
[01:36] <kitche> alchemist1: most likely real time
[01:36] <Lluvio> Wait, where can I find the off-topic servers?
[01:36] <PPKuma> hi, i've just installed jaunty in my Toshiba Satellite U305, i want to know if the graphic card (Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100) need any adicional driver
[01:36] <mzz> anyone run firefox through X through ssh without using vnc or nomachine? Is it even supposed to work?
[01:36] <eseven73> Lluvio, #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:36] <Lluvio> Thanks
[01:36] <kitche> PPKuma: no
[01:36] <Lluvio> But I do have some questions
[01:37] <smilingbob> perhaps it is not my microphone that stinks, but my speakers
[01:37] <Lluvio> I'm running Ubuntu on a virtual machine, how much RAM and how much hdspace should I allocate?
[01:37] <PPKuma> kitche: why's that? my office computer needed some NVIDIA driver i had to download...
[01:37] <LjL> !requirements > Lluvio    (Lluvio, see the private message from ubottu)
[01:37] <racecar56> gparted crashed while i was resizing a ntfs partition, there was a secondary fat32 and it seemed to 'overlap' the ntfs! the fat32's data is where the ntfs was!
[01:37] <bernz_> smilingbob, you could try using 'audacity' (a sound editing program) to record yourself, and watch the levels there to help you tune it
[01:37] <racecar56> what do i do?
[01:38] <mzz> Lluvio: iirc at least 512MiB of ram is a good idea, and the hd space depends heavily on what you're going to run (can't be more precise than "several GiB")
[01:38] <kitche> PPKuma: that's for nvidia and even then you didn't need it unless you wanted real 3d acceleration intel driver is part of X.org
[01:38] <dyf> racecar56: interesting.. how did you do that?
[01:38] <smilingbob> bernux, only if i remember what my password for sudo is lol
[01:38] <racecar56> dyf: what? how did it crash>
[01:38] <bernz_> racecar56, step 1: don't panic and do some further damage :-D
[01:38] <PPKuma> kitche: ok, thanks a lot :)
[01:38] <Lluvio> Also, first time using Ubuntu, how do I control the IRC?
[01:38] <racecar56> bernz_: umm...........
[01:38] <kmkz> mzz, for the slow connection you may try the -C for compress, as for firefox, am not quite sure, it seems to tell me that there is an instance running on my local machine
[01:38] <LjL> Lluvio: what exactly do you want to do?
[01:39] <Lluvio> Just whatever it was you sent me.
[01:39] <bernz_> racecar56, then, i believe there are some disk tools that can "guess" at old (correct) partition divisions, and they might be able to save you some troubles
[01:39] <dyf> racecar56: no, transfer the files to the other partition while resizing
[01:39] <kitche> PPKuma: intel driver is being rewriting along with the other drivers in X.org new driver interface though so drivers will get better after it's up and running
[01:39] <LjL> Lluvio: you should have a new tab or window open with a private message from Ubottu. look carefully.
[01:39] <mzz> kmkz: compress will *probably* only hurt, since the system I'm displaying on is quite slow and the connection's supposedly quite fast (haven't actually measured that bit yet)
[01:39] <racecar56> dyf: how?
[01:39] <Lluvio> oh I see
[01:39] <racecar56> dyf: the ntfs partition is GONE
[01:39] <mzz> kmkz: yeah, you have to use a second profile to get around that warning. It does work but it is *glacial*.
[01:40] <kmkz> mzz, true
[01:40] <racecar56> dyf: what the ntfs had is gone...
[01:40] <mzz> kmkz: from what I know of the protocol it doesn't like latency, which is why things like compression can hurt. But I didn't expect it to hurt quite this badly over a local connection
[01:40] <dyf> i see
[01:40] <fil_> I'm using ubuntu 8.04. I did 'apt-get install kubuntu-desktop' and after I found KDE is not what I want to use, I want to uninstall it. But when I 'apt-get purge kubuntu-desktop', the programs which kubuntu-desktop installed are staying. WHY?
[01:40] <bernz_> racecar56, there might be a tool that can "find" the start/end of the ntfs partition...i just can't cite one off-hand, but i'm sure i've seen something like that
[01:40] <PPKuma> kitche: so when these drivers are ready... will they download automatically in a system update or do i have to do anything else?
[01:40] <racecar56> bernz_: k
[01:40] <eseven73> !puregnome | fil_
[01:40] <JediMaster> how do I get rid of the tracker applet window that's telling me my index is corrupted? hitting redindex, cancel and ok only bring the window up again
[01:41] <mzz> racecar56: I'd also check with the gparted documention (or possibly their support, depending on what they have in this area) if there's a known way to recover
[01:41] <Lluvio> Also, does Ubuntu only have two resolutions?
[01:41] <bernz_> racecar56, a good place to start searching is a website that has a bootdisk for rescue; usually it will contain a treasure trove of free software tools for HD management/rescue
[01:41] <kitche> PPKuma: they are a ways off probably a few versions of ubuntu before they are even ready really
[01:41] <racecar56> bernz_: parted magic?
[01:41] <bernz_> maybe 'partition magic' (for windows only, AFAIK) can do it
[01:41] <bernz_> but i'm not sure
[01:41] <racecar56> bernz_: if so then i'll get a unetbootin and slam it on one of my usb sticks....
[01:42] <racecar56> bernz_: i dont do windows anymore...
[01:42] <PPKuma> kitche: ook, thanks a lot for your answers :)
[01:42] <bernz_> try bootdisk.com (if it's still the original guy running that domain) to find a rescue disk, and examine its contents by mounting the ISO
[01:42] <Lluvio> Any of you use Virtual Machines to run Ubuntu?
[01:42] <eseven73> Lluvio, Ubuntu supports more than two resolutions, but you'll need to install drivers for your graphics card, System > Hardware Drivers
[01:42] <fil_> eseven73: E: Couldn't find package kdelibs4
[01:42] <bernz_> racecar56, no problem, there should be a linux/FOSS tool to do the same thing
[01:42] <Lluvio> eseven73, Thanks.
[01:42] <racecar56> racecar56: could arted magic work?
[01:42] <mzz> Lluvio: I had an instance running in VirtualBox before, although not currently
[01:42] <ramiro> hi
[01:42] <racecar56> racecar56: i can do that..
[01:43] <ramiro> how do I install the most minimal X server, only so that I can ssh -X from another machine?
[01:43] <eseven73> fil_, you using sudo before the commands?
[01:43] <bernz_> i don't know 'parted magic'... never heard of it... clone of partition magic, or?
[01:44] <racecar56> bernz_: it is a live cd with a bunch of........ disk stuff
[01:44] <mzz> ramiro: you don't need an X server on the system you're ssh-ing to for ssh -X (you need xauth and its deps, but that's it). I don't know the proper ubuntu way to install just that though.
[01:44] <racecar56> bernz_: i ASSUME
[01:44] <fil_> eseven73: yeah, there are no packages like kdelibs4 and 5. Remember, I installed kde-desktop from Ubuntu. <
[01:44] <akidd116> hello
[01:45] <un_dave> no one here using multi-head twinview, and have vnc working?
[01:45] <infinityxi> Anyone experienced with using virtualbox? I have the haikuOS image file and I wanted to load it on virtualbox. I am not very familar with using it and it doesn't seem to be working. I also don't want to use vmware if possible.
[01:45] <talonz> racecar56, why not use gparted and libntfs10 ? that should let u do what u want
[01:45] <racecar56> infinityxi: ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm what abut qemu
[01:45] <mzz> infinityxi: define "doesn't seem to be working"
[01:45] <racecar56> talonz: huh
[01:45] <akidd116> anyone here know why my wireless is listed as unassociated?
[01:46] <bbitz> hello
[01:46] <un_dave> hello bbitz
[01:46] <infinityxi> sorry for being vague. I meant to say I am not sure how to load it. vbox can load image files right?
[01:46] <infinityxi> haven't tried qemu yet. that is a possibility
[01:46] <mzz> infinityxi: what format is the image in?
[01:46] <osama> hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[01:46] <bernz_> racecar56, yep, it's usually a live bootable CD of DOS with menus that lead to DOS-based utilities
[01:47] <infinityxi> it's a befs data dump from the haiku website
[01:47] <racecar56> brb
[01:47] <Megarain> Any one having trouble with helix?
[01:47] <infinityxi> kind of like if you did a dd if=/dev/hda of=haiku.image
[01:47] <eseven73> fil, using Jaunty 9.04 right? if so http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnome  if using 8.10 go here http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/puregnomehardy
[01:47] <akidd116> is there a chat room specifically for help setting up wireless in ubuntu?
[01:48] <smilingbob> okay so i downloaded audacity, recorded, to test volumes, made some changes, and now when i try to record again it gives me a error about capturing the sound device...
[01:48] <Megarain> Don't think so Akidd.
[01:48] <mzz> infinityxi: stepping through the new virtual machine wizard should give you an option to use an existing hard disk
[01:49] <infinityxi> should i mount the image file via loop?
[01:49] <J-_> Anyone run MPD on Jaunty? If so, want to query me to help me set it up?
[01:49] <akidd116> damnit. i just set up ubuntu for the first time ever and it wont even recognize my wireless network
[01:49] <mzz> infinityxi: no, you don't have to mount it in the host (in fact I'd expect that to cause problems)
[01:49] <infinityxi> or reference the image file directly.
[01:49] <infinityxi> gotcha
[01:49] <J-_> !wireless
[01:49] <mzz> infinityxi: if you mount the image in the host the host will get confused when the guest writes to the underlying image file (and vice versa, if you mount it readwrite in the host)
[01:50] <bbitz> Why access non-sensitive data by HTTPS? Everyone is doing that these days...
[01:50] <_CommandeR_> Hi guys, im trying to figure out how to convert an CD to Flac or some other lossless format, you know any good app ?
[01:51] <mzz> _CommandeR_: afaik sound-juicer can do that (isn't that installed by default?)
[01:51] <ram``> bbitz: why not?
[01:51] <bernz_> bbitz, maybe it's affordable, computationally, so "why not?" for privacy's sake, perhaps?
[01:51] <_CommandeR_> mzz,  havent tried that ...
[01:51] <th0r> _CommandeR_: grip
[01:51] <mzz> !rip | _CommandeR_
[01:52] <_CommandeR_> Running Ubuntu
[01:53] <bbitz> Well, I suppose it's convenient _IF_ they have signed certificates that are in-date. I have seen quite a few that don't.
[01:54] <bonhoffer> i am confused --i have the mouse movement, but i can't interact with anything
[01:54] <bonhoffer> tried to kill x, everything -- ready to power off
[01:54] <jigp> kitche : thanks
[01:54] <bonhoffer> waited 2 hours at this point
[01:54] <bonhoffer> really don't like powering off linux
[01:55] <akidd116> there is nothing in here about my wireless being unassociated
[01:55] <_CommandeR_> th0r, Hm grip does it work good ?
[01:55] <Pici> !sysrq | bonhoffer before you do that, you could try this:
[01:55] <kitche> jigp: not a problem
[01:55] <th0r> _CommandeR_: I have been using it without problems for a couple of years
[01:55] <jigp> hello guys how to restrict my account?im root and my user is jigp.i have desktop users and i dont want them to access my home folder...
[01:56] <th0r> _CommandeR_: not sure exactly what it supports for formats...I always use mp3
[01:56] <bonhoffer> woah -- alt + print screen did it
[01:56] <_CommandeR_> th0r, hm gonna try it out, My Freddie Mercury CD from 1990 is getting a bit damaged (ripple on the coating of old age I suppose =/
[01:57] <kitche> jigp: ah this is the thing that I don't really like about Ubuntu remove the world read from your user home directory
[01:57] <whileimhere> Hi folks. Is there a way to include in the panel links to documents that I open frequently?
[01:57] <kitche> jigp: along with the other as well
[01:57] <th0r> _CommandeR_: just took a look...flac is an option...as well as a number of other formats
[01:58] <_CommandeR_> th0r, Yup, just checked the webb, and also the synaptic
[01:58] <TylerPlack> hello
[01:58] <kitche> jigp: look up how to use chmod since I m not sure the exact nubmers to use for it though
[01:58] <bonhoffer> Pici: what is up with that?
[01:59] <Pici> bonhoffer: It hooks directly to the kernel, bypassing anything else that might be messed up.  The wiki link should explain it better though.
[01:59] <bbitz> What devices (dev entries) does libusb use?
[01:59] <pingveno> I'm repeating this question from a bit earlier. I'm trying to switch GNOME to Programmer Dvorak, but it's not showing up in the Keyboard Settings.
[02:00] <pingveno> The other Dvoraks are, but not Programmer Dvorak
[02:00] <f1shb0t>   [0,1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21,23,25,27,29,31,33,35,37,39,41,43,45,47,49,51...
[02:00] <lenswipe> can someone help me with a samba domain controller please
[02:00] <eseven73> f1shb0t, are you a bot?
[02:00] <f1shb0t> abrotman: PS2 mice aren't.
[02:00] <lenswipe> some of my users cant logon
[02:00] <lenswipe> is anyone able to help
[02:00] <th0r> jigp: I think this will do it 'chmod 700 /home/(user)'
[02:01] <f1shb0t> Gnutoo, your paste also said to try Try re-emerging dev-python/pyxml
[02:01] <whileimhere> How can I get pidgin to stay in my panel?
[02:01] <lenswipe> can someone give me a hand with samba
[02:01] <f1shb0t> I'm repeating this question from a bit earlier. I'm trying to switch GNOME to Programmer Dvorak, but it's not showing up in the Keyboard Settings.
[02:01] <NimO> hi
[02:01] <lenswipe> anyone?
[02:02] <f1shb0t> What devices (dev entries) does libusb use?
[02:02] <th0r> lenswipe: have you installed swat?
[02:02] <f1shb0t>   <no location info>: parse error on input `='
[02:02] <lenswipe> th0r: swat messes things up, dont like swat
[02:03] <lenswipe> th0r: besides my problem is that some users cant login, not to seem rude but i dont really see how swat can help with that, however if you do im interested
[02:03] <kitche> Pici: hmm wonder which channel that actually came from sicne it's been kicked out of most of the channels it was in :)
[02:04] <Gourlis> I need help
[02:04] <lenswipe> you do ;)
[02:04] <Gourlis> I know
[02:04] <Gourlis> :P
[02:04] <lenswipe> sorry you asked for that one
[02:04] <_CommandeR_> th0r, One question, what is better rip to Wav or to flac ?
[02:04] <Gourlis> lenswipe, ATI Radeon X1250 Drivers for Ubuntu 9.04 are available anywhere ?
[02:04] <th0r> _CommandeR_: I haven't used either for ripping, but would lean to flac
[02:05] <lenswipe> Gourlis: dont know, i dont even run 9.04
[02:05] <Gourlis> damn
[02:05] <lenswipe> Gourlis: i dont even have a radeon card
[02:05] <Gourlis> In WIndows Vista it shows that I have ATI Radeon X1250 and on Ubuntu it shows X1200
[02:05] <lenswipe> gourlis: or an addon graphics card of any description
[02:05] <racecar56> does ubuntu 9.04 work well for a gateway m1635 laptop? NOTICE: idk if i got the model right....
[02:05] <th0r> _CommandeR_: course...if you intend to use the files in windows you might want wav files
[02:05] <racecar56> oh is a m1625
[02:06] <Haris_Amin> guys i upgraded to jaunty and am now unable to connect to any wireless networks...is there a way for me to reinstall just the wireless card driver...mine is using ipw2200 right now
[02:06] <Gourlis> Anyone else interested to help with ATI Radeon graphic card ?
[02:07] <Relay2> --> Relay1(Relay1@BB449AA0.73EFBD4B.2D0F9B21.IP) (from firewirez) has joined channel #relay
[02:07] <Relay2> *** * (from firewirez) changes topic of #relay to 'Relay Test Chan'
[02:07] <Relay2> *** Alpha (from firewirez) set mode #relay +o Relay1
[02:07] <racecar56> Gourlis: what is it in reality?
[02:07] <Relay2> *** Alpha (from firewirez) set mode #relay +m
[02:07] <Dr_Willis> a relay bot?
[02:08] <Gourlis> racecar56, I don't know. I have a laptop, probably X1250
[02:08] <Gourlis> in ubuntu it says RS490M X1200
[02:08] <racecar56> does anyone see this message
[02:08] <NimO> yeah
[02:08] <Gourlis> but it doesnt detect my drivers on 9.04 thats why am interested if anyone knows how to fix it
[02:09] <racecar56> everyone still here?
[02:09] <Gourlis> yes
[02:09] <racecar56> good
[02:09] <racecar56> :>
[02:10] <Gourlis> i am without effects right now
[02:10] <Gourlis> ;p
[02:10] <racecar56> i shure hope i can recover my data...
[02:10] <Lint01> Gourlis: which driver you have active now?
[02:10] <Relay2> * |PB| (from firewirez) waves to freenode users
[02:10] <Gourlis> Lint01, nothing.. after upgrading on 9.04 probably I use ati open source drivers.
[02:11] <Lint01> Gourlis: 'radeon' should work fine
[02:11] <doc``> is there a 32bit Java JDK available for ubuntu 9.04 ?
[02:12] <usser> Gourlis, whats the model of the card?
[02:12] <Gourlis> Lint01, yes but am newbie in world of ubuntu :) thats why i wanna know how to do it if you tell me
[02:12] <usser> doc``, sun-java6-jdk
[02:12] <Gourlis> usser, in vista it shows ATI Radeon X1250
[02:12] <chuck_> Gourlis, You have to use the open source driver ati dropped support for your card,
[02:12] <Gourlis> and in ubuntu X1200
[02:12] <Gourlis> chuck_, how can i check what card am using now ?
[02:12] <Gourlis> what drivers i mean
[02:12] <whileimhere> Is there a way in Firefox to keep a second set of bookmarks.
[02:13] <th0r> Gourlis: I have a 1200 and have been researching this issue for several days. As near as I can determine the 1200 is not being supported
[02:13] <racecar56> how can i recover my data from an 'overlapped' partition?
[02:13] <doc``> usser that gives me 64bit
[02:13] <Gourlis> th0r, that means I'll stay without any effects right ?
[02:14] <th0r> Gourlis: I have compiz effects. I have everything but googleearth. Was even able to run SecondLife
[02:14] <Lint01> Gourlis: check this -> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[02:14] <chuck_> look in /etc/X11/xorg.conf or Xorg.0.log
[02:14] <usser> Gourlis, here ati deprecated your card in the recent driver, the only one that works on 9.04 so you're stuck with radeon http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.4.1&product=2.4.1.3.7&lang=English
[02:14] <akidd116> damnit, nothing i do can get my wireless to work
[02:14] <akidd116> lol
[02:14] <Gourlis> HMM
[02:14] <akidd116> silly ubuntu
[02:14] <usser> doc``, oh you're on 64 bit, you'll have to download one from java.com if you want 32bit
[02:15] <Gourlis> am gonna check guys
[02:15] <Gourlis> brb
[02:15] <Gourlis> :)
[02:15] <racecar56> how can i recover my data from an 'overlapped' partition?
[02:16] <Lint01> i've bought it 2 years ago, and it already 'deprecated', what a disgrace
[02:16] <racecar56> i can give more info on how this happened....
[02:16] <usser> Lint01, thats how ati does business
[02:18] <racecar56> i have a really old 40 GB IDE hard drive, i stuck it in a external hard drive case and there were 2 partitions: a ntfs and a fat32. the ntfs was biggest. i wanted to delete the fat32 (it was useless) and make the ntfs bigger, and then i did so. then gparted crashed and now the fat32 killed the ntfs. the fat32's data is n the ntfs and i don't know how to get the ntfs' stuff back. i really need it
[02:18] <MrGrimR> Does anyone have any recommendations on running flash files, such as watching movies on Youtube? The plugin I have doesn't work that well.
[02:18] <doc``> usser i dont seem to find a 32bit jdk on java.com :(
[02:18] <racecar56> MrGrimR: swfdec ftw
[02:18] <Dylan552> can some one help me with my wifi problem
[02:18] <MrGrimR> :D thanks, racecar
[02:19] <racecar56> Dylan552: more info please, i missed the message
[02:19] <racecar56> MrGrimR: yw
[02:19] <Dylan552> racecar can we do it in a pm plz?
[02:19] <racecar56> Dylan552: idk if my client supports it....
[02:19] <Gourlis> Nevermind guys :) I will stay with this graphic cards as I am now, hoping ubuntu with their next release do something :P like in 8.04 autodetecting and finding drivers
[02:19] <Dylan552> what r u using
[02:19] <Gourlis> heheh
[02:19] <racecar56> Dylan552: irssi
[02:19] <racecar56> Dylan552: i am NEW to it
[02:19] <racecar56> Dylan552: very
[02:19] <Dylan552> can i try to pm u?
[02:19] <racecar56> Dylan552: k
[02:20] <Dylan552> work?
[02:20] <akidd116> "You should see an output, along with the words "CLAIMED, UNCLAIMED, ENABLED or DISABLED"
[02:20] <akidd116> where should i see that?
[02:20] <Gourlis> racecar56, Lint01, th0r, usser, chuck_ Thanks for all your help! :-)
[02:21] <usser> doc``, https://cds.sun.com/is-bin/INTERSHOP.enfinity/WFS/CDS-CDS_Developer-Site/en_US/-/USD/ViewProductDetail-Start?ProductRef=jdk-6u13-oth-JPR@CDS-CDS_Developer
[02:21] <norrisg1> MKAY. IM BACK
[02:21] <racecar56> Gourlis: yw
[02:21] <chuck_> Gourlis, your welcome
[02:21] <akidd116> anyone?
[02:22] <doc``> ty usser
[02:22] <rocketwings> anyone know how to get grub to boot to a dell utility partition?
[02:22] <Dr_Willis> rocketwings:  from what machines ive seen - ya boot the recovery partitions same as you do any other windows OS.
[02:23] <rocketwings> how?
[02:23] <Dr_Willis> rocketwings:  at least thats how it works on my gateway,and acer, and aspirer,
[02:23] <racecar56> how can i recover my data from an 'overlapped' partition?
[02:23] <Dylan552> can some one help me?
[02:23] <norrisg1> I CAN
[02:23] <Dylan552> pm me?
[02:23] <Dr_Willis> rocketwings:  same  format as for booting windows, only you change the hd#,# to point to the recovery partition
[02:23] <akidd116> "You should see an output, along with the words "CLAIMED, UNCLAIMED, ENABLED or DISABLED" ...im wondering where i find this. i already used sudo lshw -C network
[02:23] <akidd116> i cant seem to find it
[02:23] <racecar56> please help! i need my data back
[02:24] <andrea2030> is it a windows partition?
[02:24] <rocketwings> sorry, i'm a novice how do you change grub anyways
[02:24] <racecar56> yes, ntfs, xp ntfs
[02:24] <racecar56> andrea2030: xp ntfs
[02:24] <andrea2030> "Get Back NTFS"
[02:24] <Dr_Willis> rocketwings:  its controlled by /boot/grub/menu.lst
[02:24] <racecar56> andrea2030: what to do?
[02:24] <andrea2030> http://www.runtime.org/
[02:25] <santa_dolphin> hello :)
[02:25] <Superdweeb> MY SYSTEM IS NOW OPENING THE "RECOVERY" DIALOG AT EVERY BOOT. Someone please help me? All in caps so it catches your attention, I do not type in all capital letters.
[02:25] <Dylan552> HE JUST LEFT!
[02:25] <Dylan552> opps caps
[02:25] <Dylan552> my b
[02:25] <racecar56> andrea2030: ahh shoot
[02:25] <FloodBot1> Dylan552: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:25] <infinityxi> mzz: figured the problem out. there was a utility to convert raw images to vdi files. the pages i searched for were a little outdated
[02:25] <Pici> !caps | Superdweeb please don't
[02:25] <Dylan552> some one pm me i need help
[02:25] <andrea2030> listen
[02:25] <chuck_> Dylan552, he seems to do that a lot
[02:26] <Superdweeb> Pici; are you going to help me at all?
[02:26] <andrea2030> getdataback for ntfs work wonders
[02:26] <Dylan552> its ok i just need help
[02:26] <malevolence> how can i enable  watching video's on cnn and youtube im using ubuntu hardy 8.04
[02:26] <Dylan552> anyone plz pm if u can help
[02:26] <racecar56> andrea2030: 1. is it windows? "i don't do windows" (i USED to......) 2. it isn't even free..... i dont think so
[02:27] <kitche> malevolence: install flash
[02:27] <gadwil> Hello everyone.
[02:27] <andrea2030> get a torrent
[02:27] <Dylan552> im conected to the network but i cant get on the we
[02:27] <andrea2030> pirate
[02:27] <_CommandeR_> Anyone here configured GRIP to ripp with flac ?
[02:27] <racecar56> andrea2030: my desktop pc isn't wrking today.... i'd love to though :D
[02:27] <Sagaci> malevolence: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[02:27] <Dylan552> web*
[02:27] <racecar56> andrea2030: my laptop is slow as a snail
[02:28] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_: i recall having to install all the extra tools for grip to use.. then it was a simple configure/pull down menu in the GRIP settings.
[02:28] <ohzie> Hey I have a hp/compaq laptop using a geforce 7150m. It works, but it doesn't automatically see that it's an nvidia card and enable the restricted driver. Has anyone run into this and fixed this problem?
[02:28] <Dylan552>  im conected to the network but i cant get on the web
[02:28] <racecar56> andrea2030: well... IS it windows?
[02:28] <rocketwings> Dr_Willis: boot is in the partition with ubuntu?
[02:28] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, what extra tools, only found grip in synaptic.
[02:28] <andrea2030> i dont need help
[02:28] <mzz> infinityxi: that works, although I'm a bit surprised you can't just use the raw image through the regular virtual drive manager. Sorry about that.
[02:28] <racecar56> ohzie: "hp/compaq"... wut
[02:28] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  grip is just a front end to all the other tools..if you wanted to use flac. you need to install the flac encoder stuff..
[02:28] <Dylan552> can some one pm i REALLY need help
[02:28] <mzz> infinityxi: (I thought this was a fairly obvious option in the wizard, but it's been a while since I used it)
[02:29] <ohzie> racecar56, V6620US
[02:29] <malevolence> kitche you mean flash player non free ??
[02:29] <ohzie> Compaq presario
[02:29] <armence> Hello, I need help with nVidia drivers. I have an ASUS motherboard with a NVIDIA GeForce 8 series onboard graphics card. When I activate the nVidia driver, the inside of some windows is no longer drawn properly. Can anyone help with that?
[02:29] <racecar56> ohzie: k, all the compaq's i have are sr1010z and a sr1020nx, both old
[02:29] <racecar56> ohzie: btw they are desktop pc's
[02:29] <infinityxi> mzz: yeah the wizard didn't have that option. It should though, It is a fairly trivial commandline that can convert vmware files to vdi as well as raw.
[02:29] <gadwil> Hello, I need to know how to remove all graphics drivers on my computer so I can re-install Nvidia 177 driver.  I am running Ubuntu 8.10, fully upgraded, and am using Nvidia GeForce 7300 SE Graphics card.  can anyone help please?
[02:29] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, I installed it from synaptic etc and int installed ,probably with all. I checked that i have flac installed and i do have it installed. Also in encoded i can check FLAC
[02:29] <akidd116> can anyone here help me?
[02:30] <ohzie> racecar56, This is a laptop.
[02:30] <racecar56> andrea2030: is it a program that runs on windows or is it a live cd or what
[02:30] <racecar56> ohzie: yeah, i know
[02:30] <administrator_> 123456
[02:30] <andrea2030> it runs on windows
[02:30] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  run grip, in the config -> encoding  settings. the pull down menu shows what commands it wants.. be sure they are installed and grip should work.
[02:30] <mzz> akidd116: almost certainly not with wireless problems, sorry :( I don't have that kind of hardware
[02:30] <racecar56> andrea2030: then it's impossible...
[02:30] <infinityxi> i know for the future though because I have a few old backup images of ubuntu 7.10 that i can resurrect for data that might still be on them.
[02:30] <mzz> akidd116: well I actually do since today, but that laptop's waaaay too old to run ubuntu :)
[02:30] <andrea2030> gadwil: look how to install envyng
[02:30] <andrea2030> get an external drive
[02:30] <akidd116> lol my laptop is kind of old aswell. id say 4 years or so
[02:31] <K`zan> Hi all, just installed ubunti 9.04 and stuck a usb dongle in it from another linux box and it doesn't mount, any suggestions appreciated!
[02:31] <racecar56> andrea2030: 1st off, the windows on my pc is ruined, 2nd off, my laptop hard drive is stupid, 3rd off, i dont have any more spare hdd's.
[02:31] <andrea2030> racecar56: do you have windows or linux on this system?
[02:31] <racecar56> andrea2030: ubuntu 9.04, else i'd be at #windows
[02:31] <racecar56> andrea2030: i don't do windows any more
[02:31] <fluvvell> Is there an openoffice irc channel that anyone knows about?
[02:32] <rocketwings> anyone know where you can learn to use grub?
[02:32] <andrea2030> install virtualbox, install windows, get an external, pass it through the virtualbox, run getdataback ntfs
[02:32] <santa_dolphin> i´m sorry the question but how can i erase and clean the mbr because i install the grub in the mbr ... and if i format i fear that this goes down ...
[02:32] <Cryptic_Donkey> rocketwings: join / #grub
[02:32] <racecar56> andrea2030: 1st off, laptop too old for vbox, 2nd off, all i need is another drive but i dont have one
[02:33] <Cryptic_Donkey> rocketwings: join  #grub  wit this command /j #grub
[02:33] <gadwil> andrea2030:  Thank you, I am installing now and hopefully this will resolve my problems.  Have been trying to get this working all day.  Long story as to how it got messed up in the first place.  All I can say is thank you.
[02:33] <racecar56> andrea2030: this thing can run qemu a little bit, but else it's scrap
[02:33] <Dr_Willis> rocketwings:  the grub homepage has some must read/bookmark docs to  make you a master of grub-fu
[02:33] <fluvvell> rocketwings, you could try    sudo apt-get install startupmanager
[02:33] <Jamed> racecar56: did gparted already copy the data when it crashed?
[02:33] <racecar56> Jamed: crashed during a sector read
[02:33] <racecar56> Jamed: i guess not then
[02:34] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, seems that GRIP cannot find flac
[02:34] <Jamed> then you can try testdisk for restoring the old partition table
[02:34] <akidd116> anyone else here that might be able to help with some wireless issues?
[02:34] <larrydag> hi folks.  I'm having the hardest time getting my Canon Pixma ip1700.  I've looked all around the forums and nothing is working
[02:34] <racecar56> Jamed: i really find it stupid/odd that it crashing when it is -reading- would lead to damage, btw i was tiring myself out with testdisk already
[02:35] <racecar56> Jamed: what do i do? im stuck on this stupid usb stick of ubuntu 9.04 and a bad partition table on my main drive
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  you did install flac?  sudo apt-get install flac
[02:35] <larrydag> anyone offer printer setup advice?
[02:35] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, its allready installed,
[02:36] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, (Output from terminal flac is already the newest version.)
[02:36] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  Id have togo find a music cd to check :) heh..  i rippd all mine years ago.. and havent gotten them out oftheir cases in ages
[02:36] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis,  hehe :)
[02:36] <K1LL9> does anyone know how to rebuild my dpkg database for ubuntu? i somehow managed to corrupt the file
[02:36] <Jamed> racecar56: i don't know a way to restore the data without testdisk
[02:36] <K1LL9> im running ubuntu 9.04 desktop
[02:37] <andrea2030> KILL9: sudo apt-get install -f
[02:37] <andrea2030> try that
[02:37] <apple1> hello\
[02:37] <andrea2030> KILL9: reply with what it says
[02:38] <santa_dolphin> i´m sorry the question but how can i erase and clean the mbr to default like fixmbr in windows?
[02:38] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, Mine is kinda needed to rip, its and old Freddie Mercury from 1993 and the coating is getting ripples (plays good but the DVD drive gots some troubles to reed it sometimes but when its buffered it plays good :)
[02:38] <racecar56> Jamed: umm.... how DO i use testdisk to fix this? i have the drive on and the window open...
[02:39] <K1LL9> andrea2030, Reading state information... Done
[02:39] <K1LL9> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[02:39] <armence> I have an NVIDIA GeForce 8300 and when I activate the nvidia driver, windows do not seem to update. Can I get some help?
[02:39] <Relay2> --> DARKSTORM(darkstorm@firewirez.net) (from firewirez) has joined channel #relay
[02:40] <Jamed> racecar56: i don't know much about testdisk, i've never used it, so i don't know the right commands for restoring
[02:40] <K1LL9> andrea2030, i have 2 ubuntu boxes, and i have copied the dpkg file from one box and replaced the dpkg file of the currupted one, probally not the right solution now is it?
[02:40] <dominoeffekt> Hi guys. I have had Dual monitors to day. And now when i disconnected the Extra monitor i can not get back to the resolution that i had before on my "main screen" (1024 x 769 (16:10)  i can only have 1024 x 768 (4:3) so my screen is not "filled out" on the sides. suggestions on that i can do?
[02:40] <Volkodav> hello! I have lost my arrow keys functionality and UP arrow key envokes screenshot
[02:40] <Volkodav> any idea where to dig ?
[02:41] <racecar56> andrea2030: do you know how to fix my ntfs with testdisk?
[02:42] <ernak> Hello,I just installec xubuntu to an old sony vaio laptop, and when i drop to shell by hitting ctrl-alt-f1 the resolution is too  big, with black bars on the side
[02:42] <ernak> and it's impossible to enter commands
[02:42] <ernak> anyone got a clue how to fix this?
[02:42] <racecar56> andrea2030: im at the start analyze screen and it says 2 of partition 2, there is some hope
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  lame works . flac dont.. odd...
[02:43] <racecar56> andrea2030: Invalid NTFS boot:  2 * HPFS - NTFS              0   1 32 32122  41 15   65787120 (there are 2 lines like that)
[02:43] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  could be its checking for some verson info.  i will toy with it a bit more
[02:43] <poopsmith> So if I had to move my hard drive from SATA4 in my pc to SATA2, now grub won't load, shouldn't it be a very easy fix?
[02:43] <racecar56> andrea2030: btw im using testdisk 6.10
[02:43] <th0r> ernak: first, use Alt-F2, Alt-F1 is the logon terminal that starts X. And using a vga= line in menu.lst might help
[02:44] <K`zan> Never mind :-), solution to it is to reboot each time you remove and insert the USB drive.
[02:44] <l337m4573r> dose any body know about the sound bug in quake 2 ?
[02:44] <poopsmith> and I'm in live cd right now :D
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> l337m4573r:  given how old quake2 is.... im suprised it works. :)
[02:44] <andrea2030> racecar56: have you tried using the windows xp cd and going into recory console, FIXMBR & FIXBOOT?
[02:44] <ernak> th0r:it's the same resolution :( starts in about the middle of the screen
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> l337m4573r:  there may be some quake2 'updated engines' that use the data files but look better.
[02:45] <akidd116> "# Many wireless network devices can be turned on or off. Check to see if there is a hardware switch, some devices can be switched off from Windows and may need to be turned back on from Windows."
[02:45] <akidd116> anyone know what that means specifically?
[02:46] <poopsmith> some laptops have switches that disable their wireless, I'm guessing its referring to that
[02:46] <SeaPhor> Dr_Willis, sudo apt-get install sauerbraten
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> akidd116:  look for a wireless on/off switch..and some times the switches are very picky and  dont work under linux, but do in windows
[02:46] <AlsaPCM> how to install nvidia driver..
[02:46] <racecar56> andrea2030: would that actually help a -partition- problem?
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> SeaPhor:  i perfer FreeCol to FPS :)
[02:46] <l337m4573r> ic cause it works but the sound is all buggy and i haven't found a straight answer to fix it witch surprises since its openSource
[02:46] <andrea2030> racecar56: yes
[02:47] <racecar56> andrea2030: O_o
[02:47] <AlsaPCM> i have used the synaptic and downloaded the 180 ones, but when i try the hardware thing doesnt activate the driver..
[02:47] <racecar56> andrea2030: ok..... if you SAY so...
[02:47] <cdm10> Does anyone here use Ekiga VoIP?
[02:47] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, ok thanx :)
[02:47] <akidd116> well, how do i make them work in linux if all i have is linux now?
[02:47] <racecar56> andrea2030: notice: the windows that was on there is deleted, is that going to make it fail?
[02:47] <ernak> i think i found my answer, in the grub "menu.,lst" file
[02:47] <AlsaPCM> anyone..
[02:48] <racecar56> andrea2030: ok... im going to try it
[02:48] <poopsmith> So if I had to move my hard drive from SATA4 in my pc to SATA2, now grub won't load, shouldn't it be a very easy fix? I am in Live CD right now on that computer ready to go!
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  you could just rip the things, thenuse the command line i guess. or try some other ripper tools
[02:48] <mrpockets> Anyone know anything about 9.04's support on the Mac Aluminum?
[02:48] <mrpockets> or know where to look?
[02:48] <akidd116> ok, now it says wireless=radio off instead of unassociated
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> mrpockets:  the ubuntu forums for a start?
[02:48] <bmathis>  
[02:48] <andrea2030> racecar56: have you tried using ubuntu 9.04 and accessing the partition?
[02:48] <mrpockets> yar!
[02:49] <K1LL9> mrpockets, do you know where the dpkg database is stored, like /usr or /bin /var
[02:49] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, Dont know any other program :)
[02:49] <mzz> K1LL9: hopefully below /var
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  theres proberly a dozen+ in the repos.
[02:49] <mrpockets> dunno what dpkg is :(
[02:49] <mrpockets> sry home skillet
[02:49] <poopsmith> can anyone answer my question?
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  at one time kde and gnome file managers had addons that wouldmake a audio cd appear as a directory of .mp3 or other file types you just copied over as a normal file.. and itwould rip/encode automatically
[02:50] <K1LL9> mzz, nope cant find it there
[02:50] <mzz> K1LL9: what exactly are you looking for/trying to do?
[02:51] <mzz> K1LL9: /var/lib/dpkg may be what you're after
[02:51] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, hm
[02:51] <K1LL9> i managed to corrupt my dpkg database, and i replaced the corrupted one with a copy of my v.m. but it appears that the v.m version did not have all my packages in the db, so i need to find the current dpkg db and delete it and do a update dpkg or something to create a new dpkg database
[02:52] <ftehw> Is there a way to guarantee that all files created in a directory are created with g+rw permissions??
[02:52] <mzz> K1LL9: err, don't delete what I just said
[02:52] <poopsmith> anyone know where grub boots from? or how to reinstall it and fix my problem? I'm kind of in a hurry here, sorry about repeating it again
[02:52] <shawnmstout> ok im still having problems with changing over my root directory
[02:52] <mzz> !grub | poopsmith
[02:52] <shawnmstout> i changed the fstab entries
[02:52] <mzz> poopsmith: afaik that RestoreGrub thing isn't windows-exclusive
[02:52] <shawnmstout> where else could it be stored at?
[02:52] <ftehw> ...I don't want to have to change each users's default umask.  chmod g+s makes sure the GID is inherited, but not the permissions
[02:53] <akidd116> anyone know how i can go from radio off to radio on?
[02:53] <K1LL9> mzz, so how do i rebuild the dpkg?
[02:53] <bernz_> ftehw, i think you're looking for something like 'utmp'... setutmp or something?
[02:53] <mzz> K1LL9: recommend you wait for someone more familiar with the system to show up to tell you if what you're trying to do is doable
[02:53] <otg>  
[02:53] <amanda-b> i'm looking for an image viewing package that has two features: first, a single-button move-file function, to eg a predetermined destination. second, the ability to scan an entire tree of directories to make thumbnails all at once, rather than upon first open. does such a package exist?
[02:53] <otg>  ㄎ
[02:53] <otg> 誰
[02:53] <K1LL9> mzz, ok
[02:53] <poopsmith> mzz: I didn't lose it after installing windows, I had to move which sata port my main hard drive was plugged into, I'm pretty sure I just need to change a number in its settings
[02:53] <mzz> K1LL9: depending on what you overwrote earlier it's possible the package manager suffered irreversible memory loss
[02:53] <otg> 幹
[02:53] <K1LL9> mzz, awww...
[02:53] <otg> 機掰
[02:53] <K1LL9> i dont want to do a fresh install...
[02:54] <otg> 白目
[02:54] <tyler_d1> after re-installing and attempting to format 3 drives to ext3 via term or using gparted... it states that the file system is in use?
[02:54] <otg> 有人
[02:54] <mzz> poopsmith: I'm pretty sure the partition number grub's stage2 is on is hardcoded and the fastest way to recover if it changed is reinstalling grub
[02:54] <bernz_> ftehw, i can't remember the name, sorry, but there's a way to set a "template" for permissions when new files are created
[02:54] <chuck_> !ch
[02:54] <benje> hello, i am under intrepid and i am making a script to mount iso file as cdrom with right click in nautilus. the mount command is ok, but even with the users option i can't unmount as normal user , this is the mount command : gksudo "mount -t iso9660 -o loop,users,ro,utf8,exec '""$test""' /media/cdrom$j" where $test is the filtered $NAUTILUS_SCRIPT_SELECTED_FILE_PATHS and $j the number of the free cdrom
[02:54] <otg> ＝＝
[02:54] <mzz> poopsmith: I can attempt to find this in the manual, if you like
[02:54] <dominoeffekt> Hi guys. I have had Dual monitors to day. And now when i disconnected the Extra monitor i can not get back to the resolution that i had before on my "main screen" (1024 x 769 (16:10)  i can only have 1024 x 768 (4:3) so my screen is not "filled out" on the sides. suggestions on that i can do?
[02:54] <otg> 你還好吧
[02:54] <poopsmith> I'll attempt to reinstall grub first thanks
[02:54] <otg> 狗際
[02:54] <ftehw> bernz_: ok, thanks, maybe google can help with the new keywords to search
[02:55] <th0r> ftehw: I don't know if it is what you want, but look at setting umask= in .bashrc
[02:55] <benje> if i try to unmount in nautilus it tell me not in fstab and you're not root
[02:55] <ftehw> th0r: yea, I don't want to require users to change their global umask's.  just their effective umasks in certain shared directories
[02:55] <eseven73> !cn | otg
[02:55] <otg> 凹屋
[02:56] <otg> 哈
[02:56] <bernz_> ftehw, actually, i might have found it: setuid
[02:56] <otg> 你們在嗎
[02:56] <benje> mount line /dev/loop0 on /media/cdrom1 type iso9660 (ro,nosuid,nodev,utf8)
[02:56] <eseven73> !cn | otg
[02:56] <Sagaci> ok i was in my /home folder and I deleted the Desktop file, how do I get it back
[02:56] <otg> 嗨
[02:56] <otg> 嗨
[02:56] <Sagaci> errr, don't worry
[02:57] <th0r> Sagaci: Desktop is a folder...just make a dir with that name
[02:57] <eseven73> otg type /join #ubuntu-cn
[02:57] <otg> 和
[02:57] <jaysonsantos> Hello people, someone was able to use Nvidia proprietary driver with ubuntu 9.04 64 bit ? I'm using a Widscreen monitor. If someone have some tips, tell me please.
[02:57] <jack_> ㄟㄟ
[02:57] <otg> p
[02:57] <otg> o
[02:57] <otg> 嗯嗯
[02:57] <otg> 你嗎
[02:57] <Flannel> otg: Please stop.  This channel is english only.
[02:57] <bernz_> ftehw, dagnabbit, that's still not the one... lookin'
[02:57] <jack_> 張冠傑
[02:57] <Dr_Willis> jaysonsantos:  i just installed the drivers, rebooted . ran the nvidia-settings tool as root with gksudo (or whatever it is) nvidia-settings, tweaked the config.. restarted X
[02:57] <ftehw> bernz_: thanks for looking
[02:58] <jack_> ㄟㄟ
[02:58] <jack_> 有人ㄇ
[02:58] <bernz_> ftehw, oh, just noticed th0r got it: umask... that's what you want to read up on
[02:58] <otg> 你
[02:58] <chuck_> !ops
[02:58] <otg> 你在喔
[02:58] <benje> what intrepid use as macanism for the mount applet ?
[02:58] <jack_> 幹
[02:58] <LjL> !ops
[02:58] <jaysonsantos> Dr_Willis My restolution is 640x480
[02:58] <Flannel> LjL: Bit slow there, eh?
[02:58] <LjL> err, sorry
[02:58] <disappearedng> Hey where is the location of BeautifulSoup in Ubuntu
[02:58] <LjL> Flannel: i just suddently noticed a whole lot of kanji there and did ops by instinct.
[02:59] <ftehw> bernz_: umask changes a given user's global new file policy.  I just want to change their newfile policy for a given directory
[02:59] <bernz_> ftehw, there's a related thing that's finer-grained, possibly... if you can find a good reference on umask itself, it should refer to the other thing
[03:00] <ftehw> ...this seems like a simple problem, how do you create a /share directory in which all users can immediately read/write each others files?
[03:00] <th0r> ftehw: google umask for directory
[03:00] <bernz_> ftehw, once again, these are things i use so infrequently, i only have a faint memory of their (supposed) existence most of the time
[03:00] <bernz_> (and i have to dig through web searches to recall their details, which is getting ever harder with search engines sucking so much these days, but i digress...)
[03:00] <jack> ㄏㄏ
[03:00] <jack>  ㄏㄏ
[03:00] <jack> ㄏㄏ ㄏㄏㄏ
[03:00] <jack>  
[03:00] <FloodBot1> jack: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:00] <jack>  ㄏ
[03:01] <th0r> ftehw: http://linux.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/Debian/2005-07/2641.html
[03:02] <ftehw> th0r: thanks!
[03:02] <bernz_> ftehw, one way might be to use group permissions, and allow all group members to write to that dir (and its children); then assign the appropriate group to each user who is "allowed" in
[03:02] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, Hm i think i got it encode it to flac..
[03:02] <K1LL9> mzz,  this is the error i get when i try to update ubuntu or read my synaptic package manager: http://www.pastebin.ca/1426006
[03:02] <valleydaddy78> install help please
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> _CommandeR_:  oh?  I sort of gave up trying. :) the database lookup didet work for grip.. so i dident want a lot of untagged files. :)
[03:02] <bernz_> ftehw, really, though, you should try to find a good tutorial on the whole permissions thing in general; it's kind of old and on the way out, but it's still worth understanding, and won't take too long to read, after which you'll feel a lot more comfortable working with nix-like file systems :-)
[03:02] <deadpepsi> i need help setting up ipv6
[03:03] <benje> thanks for the answer bye
[03:03] <Jack_Sparrow> K1LL9 What is in your sources list
[03:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !ipv6
[03:03] <valleydaddy78> can some one pm me its to conjested in here
[03:03] <ftehw> bernz_: yea, i'm *very* comfortable with general file permissions, it's this bizzar sticky u and g bits that are hazzy.  thanks for your help
[03:03] <eseven73> bernz_, what's going to replace the old permissions system?
[03:03] <Jack_Sparrow> valleydaddy78 We strongly suggest you keep your question in the channel so we can be sure you get the best advice
[03:04] <mzz> K1LL9: and is that directory it complains about indeed missing? Does creating it help? I'm guessing that'd be too easy, but hey :)
[03:04] <akidd1161> im confused, i know what my password is for my wireless network is but it wont let me enter it
[03:04] <akidd1161> when i click show password, it shows me a long ass string of numbers and letters
[03:04] <bernz_> ftehw, ah okay, well, i hope you are close to finding a good explanation (in whatever form); as you use it, it'll become easy, at least :-)
[03:05] <eseven73> bernz_, what's going to replace the old permissions system?
[03:05] <bernz_> eseven73, oh, nothing in particular, but i suspect as we move to more advanced file systems, we'll get finer-grained permissions
[03:05] <eseven73> ah
[03:06] <bernz_> eseven73, it's not that the current ones are "bad" per se, just have some limits
[03:06] <ftehw> th0r: i just followed those directions from your link and tested it.  if I chmod 6774 /share.  then touch /share/foo.  foo does indeed adopt the right gid, but not the right permssions...644 instead of 664 like desired.
[03:06] <_CommandeR_> Dr_Willis, Odd, it seems that it deletes the file after the encoding is done -_-
[03:06] <ftehw> thus some other user cannot write /share/foo unless i chmod it or tweak my umask
[03:06] <eseven73> bernz_, ok :)
[03:07] <poopsmith> followed the reinstall grub thing and I still get "Missing Operatiting system" when turning my computer on
[03:07] <th0r> ftehw: are you a member of the correct group?
[03:07] <dominoeffekt> Hi. How can i change my resolution in   sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg  ??
[03:07] <bernz_> eseven73, one thing i *do* feel pretty sure about, though, is that Linux has reached an important level of both acceptance and usability... that's really cool to be a part of :-)
[03:07] <ftehw> yes.  if you read the follow-up "addendum" post to that thread you linked, they explain you need umask as well
[03:08] <SeaPhor> poopsmith, check bios settings drive priority
[03:08] <akidd1161> ok, my computer recognizes my wireless network but the password wont work now. can anyone help?
[03:08] <th0r> ftehw: I have never used that myself....just did the search and sent along what I found
[03:08] <poopsmith> I only have one drive in right now, Well one hdd and a dvd drive, it recognizes both and it tries booting from cd, then hdd
[03:08] <bernz_> so, i'm off to read up more on GRUB errors... bye for now
[03:08] <th0r> ftehw: surprising how much one can learn just eavesdropping here
[03:10] <valleydaddy78> any one who can help with install issues please pm me
[03:10] <dominoeffekt> Hi. How can i change my resolution in   sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg  ??
[03:10] <deadpepsi> thanks all fixed now
[03:10] <amanda-b> valleydaddy78, ask in public.
[03:10] <deadpepsi> :)
[03:10] <Jack_Sparrow> valleydaddy78 We strongly suggest you keep your question in the channel so we can be sure you get the best advice
[03:10] <_CommandeR_> *agh i hate my dvd drive..
[03:10] <ftehw> it seems like any online tutorial on setting up a linux shared directory either ends up requiring users to change their global umask, or chmod each file they create.
[03:11] <ftehw> that's just crazy
[03:11] <_CommandeR_> my dvd drive froze up during reeding the cd how do i force it to stop ?
[03:11] <disappearedng> how come type error doesn't have an error number
[03:11] <Jack_Sparrow> valleydaddy78 To get live cd to run this often helps..At start or install press F4 and select safe graphics mode then press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash use the noapic acpi=off options before the "--"
[03:11] <_CommandeR_> DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.Failed: An operation is already pending
[03:11] <RHorse> !question > valleydaddy78
[03:11] <valleydaddy78> when i insert the disk it boots fine but when i choose an install method it does nothing
[03:12] <th0r> ftehw: how are you sharing these directories...samba?
[03:12] <morfic> https://launchpad.net/~khashayar/+archive/ppa <--- this is a joke right? if 9.04's ffado worked, emptying that would be fine, but nothing worked since upgrading to 9.04, i'm actually reinstalling 8.10 right now to go back to that ppa, and now i see it's gonna be purged? how long between such an announcement and the actual purging? (so i can sit on 8.10 until 9.04 had time to catch up)
[03:12] <ftehw> th0r: the easiest possible: shared local space.
[03:12] <Jack_Sparrow> valleydaddy78 do you get a live desktop session and which release are you using
[03:12] <ftehw> .. /share
[03:13] <valleydaddy78> thnx ill try that
[03:13] <disappearedng> Hey I have a except TypeError, e: how come the e is just "cannot concatenate 'str' and 'NoneType' objects"
[03:13] <Jack_Sparrow> disappearedng Are you writing a script?
[03:13] <disappearedng> yeah
[03:14] <valleydaddy78> 8.04 hardy heron
[03:14] <Jack_Sparrow> disappearedng Please see the appropiate channel as in  /join #bash
[03:14] <poopsmith> okay wth, I plugged my drive back into  where it was and still get the missing operating system error?!
[03:14] <poopsmith> I guess I'll try re-reinstalling grub lol
[03:15] <disappearedng> oh why am I in ubuntu
[03:15] <armence> Hello all, I am having the following problem: if I activate "visual effects" my computer crashes whenever I try to maximize a window. Can anyone help?
[03:15] <disappearedng> sorry
[03:15] <racecar56> no luck...
[03:15] <ftehw> th0r: ok, i figured it out.  umask apparently accepts a directory as a hidden param.
[03:15] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[03:15] <K1LL9> Jack_Sparrow, i managed to fix it
[03:15] <K1LL9> i had to do a apt-get clean
[03:15] <Jack_Sparrow> K1LL9 glad to hear it
[03:15] <K1LL9> so am i
[03:15] <ftehw> you can `chmod g+s /share` and `umask 002 /share` to inherit GID and g+rwx permissions without changing global umasks for users
[03:16] <PPKuma> hi, im trying to include another partition in the fstab, im getting a superblock error, can somebody please check it out? http://pastie.org/481165
[03:16] <valleydaddy78> 8.04 hardy heron
[03:16] <_CommandeR_> anyone know how to force the cd rom drive out ?
[03:16] <th0r> ftehw: like i said...amazing what one can learn <smile>
[03:16] <Jack_Sparrow> _CommandeR_ Were you trying to run something in wine etc?
[03:16] <morfic> great, frustrated enough to not even take time to read it's him deleting the ppa :/
[03:16] <lenswipe> hey everone
[03:16] <_CommandeR_> Jack_Sparrow, now I tried to ripp my cd but now it just locked up my trying to reed it.
[03:16] <akidd1161> is there a place to find freeware that works on linux in some central location?
[03:16] <racecar56> any way to fix my partition?
[03:17] <ftehw> th0r: :)  thanks for helping out.  w00t to community!
[03:17] <FrankQC> Hey. I just registered at irc.freenode.net.   How do I login?
[03:17] <_CommandeR_> Jack_Sparrow,  DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.Failed: An operation is already pending When i try to unmount it
[03:17] <lstarnes> akidd1161: do you mean proprietary freeware, or actual open-source free software?
[03:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !repos
[03:17] <lstarnes> FrankQC: /msg nickserv help identify
[03:17] <morfic> FrankQC, /msg nickserv identify password
[03:17] <akidd1161> frankqc, im guessing its /msg nickserv identify password
[03:17] <lstarnes> FrankQC: that will tell you how
[03:17] <klaid> Hello, I upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10, and it says it's running in low graphics mode at startup, and the resolution is off. I have a copy of the xorg.conf which worked under 8.04, but replacing the current xorg.conf with the old one doesn't help. Strangely enough, I tried the same thing in an 8.10 live cd, and it worked perfectly, anyone know what could be wrong?
[03:18] <FrankQC> Thanks guys
[03:18] <akidd1161>  lstarnes, i guess either will work. im just interested in seeing what is out there for ubuntu
[03:18] <akidd1161> i just installed it today and its my first day with it
[03:18] <ahmad> hi guys
[03:19] <Jack_Sparrow> akidd1161 Please see the link on repos
[03:19] <ahmad> its mine too
[03:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !repos
[03:19] <ahmad> yar i cannot see my other partitions?
[03:19] <eseven73> !yay | ahmad akidd116 (i take this back if you're not dumping windows totally) :P
[03:20] <akidd116> its completely gone on this computer
[03:20] <eseven73> nice :)
[03:20] <akincer> so vpnc won't let me add a new connection in 9.04
[03:20] <ahmad> NTFS partitions
[03:20] <akidd116> my old desktop still has windows but it has ubuntu set up to run in vmware
[03:20] <akincer> can somebody tell me what isn't broken in 9.04?
[03:20] <akidd116> akincer, i can tell you 9.04 hates my wireless connection
[03:20] <Jack_Sparrow> akincer Please dont ask questions like that
[03:21] <ahmad> how can i use ntfs partitions in xubuntu
[03:21] <lstarnes> !ntfs-3g | ahmad
[03:22] <poopsmith> okay, so now the find /boot/grub/stage one is giving me an error, as well as the /grub/stage1
[03:22] <akincer> I keep getting a pop-up with vpnc saying nm-connection-editor has the keyring locked and it won't let me unlock it
[03:22] <mattgyver> How do you copy an entire directory from command line?
[03:22] <yEOjAE> what is different between ubuntu 9.04 and pedora 11?
[03:22] <MrGrimR> I'm having trouble setting up a network printer. It's connected via USB to an XP machine. I don't know where to go about finding it from the printer setup...
[03:22] <wanna_learn_more> hi,i used jaunty 9,04 i tried to make menuconfig then make to configure my kernel
[03:22] <akincer> I'm extraordinarily frustrated at the unbelievable number of things broken in 9.04
[03:22] <Jack_Sparrow> mattgyver Read up on the dd command for one
[03:22] <eseven73> have a good attitude, remember the developers in here have feelings too, plus it's free, so try not to be rude about your questions
[03:22] <lstarnes> yEOjAE: they are different distributions of ubuntu
[03:22] <jcapinc> alright, I am tring to give my friend a test environment for PHP, we got it installed,and went to run a test script and it has him download it as a file, why?
[03:22] <julia> hola, chicos. Soy Nueva en ubuntu y estoy teniendo problemas para que mi computadora pesque la señal de internet
[03:22] <mattgyver> Jack_Sparrow, cant it be done with cp?
[03:22] <lstarnes> yEOjAE: er, diffuerent distributions of linux, not ubuntu
[03:22] <lstarnes> *different
[03:22] <wanna_learn_more> it said no rule to make target'kernel/bounds.c'.needed by'kernel/bounds.s'. stop.
[03:23] <msmarc> when installing intrepid on imac ppc it asks to start pc card services. What are pc card services?
[03:23] <Jack_Sparrow> mattgyver yes
[03:23] <ahmad> thanks i am reading the page
[03:23] <wanna_learn_more> make:*** prepare0 error2
[03:23] <wanna_learn_more> can u help me?
[03:23] <yEOjAE> thx
[03:23] <LadyNikon> hey.. wasn't compiz under the settings tab at one point and time?
[03:23] <Jack_Sparrow> !compile
[03:24] <wanna_learn_more> Jack_Sparrow:thats for me?
[03:24] <mrlolplx> how to turn off mousewheel changing workplaces?
[03:24] <racecar56> any way to fix my partition?
[03:25] <racecar56> i had so much trouble already....
[03:25] <Jack_Sparrow> wanna_learn_more yes
[03:25] <akincer> Does anyone know how to fix the problem with vpnc not allowing you to configure a new VPN connection?
[03:25] <poopsmith> w00t fixed it! Thanks everyone
[03:25] <Jack_Sparrow> wanna_learn_more New users are strongly advised to stick to our repos of stabe versions
[03:26] <wanna_learn_more> Jack_Sparrow:ya i just want to try to configure kernel because of i want to do something on it.but its said something like that.
[03:26] <kmkz>  any ideas of a good shortcut for opening a terminal without interfering
[03:26] <kmkz>        with other porgrams? Was using <Ctrl><Shift>T (but overalps with
[03:26] <kmkz>        firefox), now using <Ctrl><Alt>x... ideas ?
[03:27] <LadyNikon> kmkz: please use pastebin
[03:27] <kmkz> (sorry for the flood)
[03:27] <Jack_Sparrow> !kernel
[03:27] <wanna_learn_more> Jack_Sparrow:tyring on it ..thanks
[03:27] <Jack_Sparrow> cool
[03:28] <th0r> akincer: might you need pptp or openvpn installed?
[03:28] <Jack_Sparrow> !build-essentials
[03:28] <SeaPhor> "For those that understand Linux, no explanation is necessary. For those that do not understand Linux, no explanation is sufficient"
[03:28] <akincer> thor: vpnc _should_ be the only thing I need installed. I have it installed and it won't let me save passwords for my vpn connections
[03:28] <msmarc> is there a way to install openoffice.org on a powerpc?
[03:29] <osmio> hello
[03:29] <akincer> keeps asking for a default password to unlock the keyring only no password I have set works
[03:29] <th0r> SeaPhor: Contrary to popular belief, Linux is user friendly. It just happens to be selective about who it makes friends with.
[03:29] <Jack_Sparrow> msmarc Sorry, that is not a ubuntu support question.
[03:29] <osmio> how are you people?!
[03:29] <jbach44> hello?
[03:29] <Jack_Sparrow> !hi  > osmio
[03:29] <jigp> hello guys how to restrict my account?im root and my user is jigp.i have desktop users and i dont want them to access my home folder...
[03:30] <LadyNikon> osmio: we are good whats up?
[03:30] <dooner> !permissions | jigp
[03:30] <briancron> kmkz: you should try guake, it sits on the taskbar and you it F12 to have it drop in
[03:30] <jbach44> will Ubuntu server work with combination windows and Ubuntu machines
[03:30] <osmio> hi ubottu! i dont received this
[03:30] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask
[03:30] <dooner> jbach44, sure (samba if you are looking for file sharing)
[03:31] <LadyNikon> osmio: ubottu is a bot. someone sent it a message to say hi to you
[03:31] <th0r> akincer: are you using network-manager? there is a vpnc package for nm as well as the vpnc package
[03:31] <osmio> hi... I m fine tk u
[03:32] <th0r> akincer: what I am getting at, when I wanted to define vpn's I had the same problem...had to install the nm packages for whatever vpn I was trying to use
[03:32] <osmio> ok! tks for this
[03:32] <ajamison5579> which config fields  in firefox tell websites the OS your coming from
[03:32] <Jack_Sparrow> osmio PLease see the topic, this is a support channel for ubuntu. there are many many channels for chat
[03:32] <kmkz> briancron, thanks, will try that
[03:32] <DanThirst> Any one know how to change the name of a media card like SD card
[03:32] <maxagaz> how to replace the string foo with bar at the line x using sed ?
[03:32] <eseven73> jcapinc, Im no apache expert but according to a few websites I googled, you need to make sure two modules are being loaded, in /etc/apache2/sites-enabled  php5.conf and php5.load  read BillGoldbergs post here http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-910554.html
[03:32] <Rafael> i m trying to umount my md3 and i get a "devise is bussy¨ can somebody help
[03:32] <PPKuma> hi, im trying to include another partition in the fstab, im getting a superblock error, can somebody please check it out? http://pastie.org/481165
[03:32] <osmio> yes... its my propos
[03:32] <RHorse> Rafael some prog has control of it
[03:33] <Dr_Willis> PPKuma:  you did format that filesystem?  or was iot allready formatted?
[03:33] <akincer> thor: a search in synaptic reveals no additional vpnc packages for me to install
[03:33] <osmio>  i can t see files THM
[03:33] <Rafael> RHorse: so what should i do
[03:33] <osmio> i need to help
[03:33] <eseven73> jcapinc, if that doesn't work out you can try asking in #httpd
[03:33] <th0r> akincer: network-manager-vpnc is what I had in mind
[03:33] <Haris_Amin> guys why is it that my wireless card can see wireless netowrks but is unable to connect to them (whether it is wep or wpa) ?
[03:33] <akincer> thor: it is already installed
[03:34] <RHorse> Rafael kill the program. There's a lil utility that tells you which program (don't remember which) but if you know you can kill it manually
[03:34] <Haris_Amin> it keeps on asking for password after trying to conect
[03:34] <Jack_Sparrow> Haris_Amin some cards do not support encryption
[03:34] <th0r> akincer: I needed network-manager-pptp and network-manager-openvpn
[03:34] <RHorse> Rafael usu it's a file manager or something or a music player
[03:34] <LadyNikon> ah nevermind i figured it out.
[03:34] <akincer> thor: I'll install them and see if it fixes it. If it does, someone needs to modify the vpnc install script because it is broken otherwise.
[03:34] <Haris_Amin> Jack_Sparrow: yeah but the thing is i know mine does...its using the ipw2200 which was working fine in 8.10 but hasn't been bale to connect to a network since i upgraded to januty
[03:35] <Loganhoup> hello, I am having problems with pulseaudio. my sound works when I log on and for about 30 minutes then it breaks and every it attempts to play sound but it hangs. Here is the output of dmesg shortly after it breaks.http://paste.ubuntu.com/174647/ Coincidentally it also breaks my wifi. running pactl load-module module-x11-xsmp gives me connection failure: connection refused.
[03:35] <Rafael> Rhorse, what if i just reboot
[03:35] <jbach44> thanks for the info
[03:35] <Loganhoup> any help is also appreciated. wow sorry its so huge.
[03:35] <RHorse> Rafael what prog
[03:35] <RHorse> Rafael what prog's were you using just prior?
[03:36] <Haris_Amin> Jack_Sparrow: any ideas?
[03:36] <Rafael> Rhorse: none
[03:36] <RHorse> Rafael type top to get list of programs running
[03:36] <Jack_Sparrow> Haris_Amin no sorry, I do do wireless
[03:36] <akincer> thor: no dice
[03:37] <inasmu> sometimes when I resume from standby my gnome-panel crashes and I need to restart it manually
[03:37] <PPKuma> Dr_Willis it was already formated
[03:37] <akincer> great, since this doesn't work, I'm going to have to drive into work now
[03:37] <Loganhoup> inasmu: standby in ubuntu is a joke just dont use it.
[03:38] <Rafael> Rhorse: ini
[03:38] <inasmu> Loganhoup: standby worked perfectly in Intrepid, this problem has only started since upgrading to Jaunty
[03:38] <jbach44> one other question, does Ubuntu Server have any Window managers?
[03:38] <Jack_Sparrow> jbach44 no
[03:38] <Jack_Sparrow> but you can add one
[03:38] <eseven73> it's easy to install one jbach44
[03:38] <Loganhoup> Inasmu: I see.
[03:38] <eseven73> I use xfce on my Ubuntu server
[03:38] <jbach44> damn, been a long time since I played with just a console lol
[03:38] <racecar56> D= im robably going to wipe the drive and forget about restoring the data...
[03:39] <racecar56> jbach44: oh, come on....
[03:39] <akidd116> damnit, still having wireless issues lol
[03:39] <racecar56> jbach44: no way...
[03:39] <akincer> jbach44: you can get a window manager for it, but you are defeating its minimalist design when you do that and you end up somewhere between server and desktop with none of the advantages of either
[03:39] <zurdito> hola tengo un problema con el kde4 nopuedo iniciar la seccion con el
[03:39] <LadyNikon> !es
[03:39] <doc_brown> what is the command line equivalent of "extract here" for a tar.gz file?
[03:39] <jbach44> lol ok thank you :>
[03:39] <doc_brown> is it just tar -xv <filename>
[03:39] <Zoffix> Hello, I'm kinda stumped here. I have a laptop with a dead DVD-ROM. Normally I use an external USB DVD-ROM but right now I want to reinstall Ubuntu and I can't boot from that USB DVD-ROM. I don't have another box over here so netboot is not an option. I googled around for how to install from a USB flash drive, but the only thing I get is either something that requires the use of Windows utilities or talks about installing the OS *on* the flash drive.
[03:39] <Zoffix> Any clues, tips, suggestions?
[03:40] <Loganhoup> inasmu: do you use fglrx?
[03:40] <RHorse> Rafael man fuser
[03:40] <inasmu> doc_brown: tar -xvf <filename>
[03:40] <doc_brown> zoffix, try making a bootable usb drive with a prog called unetbootin
[03:40] <racecar56> does anyone know how to fix a replaced partition? gparted crashed during sector reading stage of resizing a ntfs, then the secondary fat32 partition ate the 1st one
[03:40] <th0r> jbach44: you can boot to the command prompt and only startx when you need it. The only thing you will lose is a little disk space
[03:40] <doc_brown> Zoffix, universal network boot installer
[03:40] <inasmu> Loganhoup: no, I'm using the proprietary nvidia drivers
[03:40] <Rafael> Rhorse: sorry but i am newby..what is man fuser?
[03:40] <eseven73> akincer, yeah that's mostly true, but the Ubuntu Server has a special kernel, that desktop doesnt
[03:40] <akidd116> ok, i know i have my password right but it just wont connect to my wireless
[03:40] <doc_brown> inasmu, why xvf?
[03:41] <amanda-b> i'm looking for an image viewing package that has two features: first, a single-button move-file function, to eg a predetermined destination. second, the ability to scan an entire tree of directories to make thumbnails all at once, rather than upon first open. does such a package exist?
[03:41] <racecar56> Rafael: man is manual, fuser is a program
[03:41] <doc_brown> inasmu, i read the man page, just want a better understanding
[03:41] <inasmu> doc_brown: x for extract, v for verbose, f for use file instead of stdin
[03:41] <racecar56> Rafael: man fuser will bring the manual for fuser on the screen
[03:41] <doc_brown> !verbose
[03:41] <Jack_Sparrow> doc_brown the man page explains clearly the command modifiers
[03:41] <Zoffix> doc_brown, oh, now I see that there is a Linux version of that app; the tutorial I've read was showing screen of windows version of it. I'm gonna give it a go, thanks.
[03:41] <doc_brown> Zoffix, good luck
[03:42] <doc_brown> Zoffix, its easy though
[03:42] <Zoffix> great
[03:42] <doc_brown> Jack_Sparrow, i was trying to learn more about ubuntu, my apologies
[03:43] <doc_brown> Jack_Sparrow, i read the man page just needed clarification
[03:43] <racecar56> does anyone know how to fix a replaced partition? gparted crashed during sector reading stage of resizing a ntfs, then the secondary fat32 partition ate the 1st one. i am tired if trying to find out how to fix this
[03:43] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[03:43] <Jack_Sparrow> doc_brown the man page should have been clear on those
[03:44] <doc_brown> Jack_Sparrow, how is that helpful
[03:44] <doc_brown> ?
[03:44] <Jack_Sparrow> doc_brown Did you type man tar in a terminal?
[03:44] <Loganhoup> hello, I am having problems with pulseaudio. my sound works when I log on and for about 30 minutes then it breaks and every it attempts to play sound but it hangs. Here is the output of dmesg shortly after it breaks.http://paste.ubuntu.com/174647/ Coincidentally it also breaks my wifi. running pactl load-module module-x11-xsmp gives me connection failure: connection refused.
[03:44] <RHorse> Rafael
[03:44] <doc_brown> Jack_Sparrow, of course i did
[03:44] <myself> hey I'm having a problem I'm trying to install a torrent client called "monsoon" from source since the deb package is broken, and it is telling me this http://pastebin.com/m3adbc89a
[03:44] <RHorse> Rafael, if you type fuser -m /dev/sdb2 or whatever the mounted partition is, it will return the process holding it
[03:44] <racecar56> someone please help, i have really important data on there...
[03:45] <scunizi> !p2p | myself
[03:45] <Jack_Sparrow> doc_brown Can you refine your question since all of those seem to be quite clearly identified
[03:45] <RHorse> Rafael then you type ps -A |less to search for it
[03:45] <onthefence9281> i just recently switched from ubuntu 9.04 to Kubuntu, i want to stay on ubuntu, what package do i uninstall to remove gnome from underneath KDE?
[03:45] <RHorse> Rafael then you type kill -9 id# to kill it
[03:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !purekde
[03:46] <Rafael> Rhorse: thanks let me try
[03:46] <RHorse> Rafael hiw!
[03:46] <doc_brown> Jack_Sparrow, my question is answered... the answer is ask for help somewhere else. thanks though
[03:46] <onthefence9281> Jack_Sparrow: thanks, i wonder how many of my favorite programs this might killl
[03:46] <Jack_Sparrow> attitude > doc_brown
[03:46] <racecar56> help me
[03:47] <steelcityjim> is this the ubuntu server channel?
[03:47] <racecar56> steelcityjim: #ubuntu-server
[03:47] <Anastasia> What does one need to install to be able to play DVDs in Totem, I tried this to no avail: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs
[03:47] <akidd116> so, will wine load any windows program?
[03:47] <miickee> I need to know how to create a bootable usb img from a linux cd
[03:47] <Anastasia> Google isn't much help :-(
[03:47] <scunizi> steelcityjim: #ubuntu-server
[03:47] <hdevalence> akidd116: not really
[03:47] <racecar56> Anastasia: totem sucks, use ogle/vlc
[03:47] <inasmu> !wine | akidd116
[03:47] <Jack_Sparrow> onthefence9281 They are easy enough to reinstall as needed
[03:47] <Rafael> RHorse: i got dev/md3:     6871c
[03:48] <Anastasia> racecar56: OK, will unstall totem and get that, thanks!
[03:48] <miickee> I need to know how to create a bootable usb img from a linux cd
[03:48] <Loganhoup> If I purge pulseaudio from my system would my sound still work?
[03:48] <akidd116> thanks, inasmu
[03:48] <doc_brown> miickee, try unetbootin
[03:48] <hdevalence> anybody here know of an XCompose file that has all the usual accents but isn't extremely long?
[03:48] <Jack_Sparrow> racecar56 Repairing damaged windows partitions is beyond the scope of what we can help with.  I strongly suggest you move that drive to another windows box and use some of the good windows partition repair tools
[03:48] <inasmu> akidd116: if you check out the appdb, they have detailed lists of which applications work, and how well
[03:48] <th0r> Loganhoup: I had some small problems with pulse audio. Didn't purge it, just switched everything back to alsa
[03:48] <Jack_Sparrow> !usb
[03:49] <racecar56> Jack_Sparrow: :( there is none that i can use...
[03:49] <miickee> Ubotto: TOtally unrelated to query
[03:49] <farid> komando
[03:49] <akidd116> thanks, i guess ill just go on a case by case basis. it only peaked my interest because i can apparently use it to run utorrent on here
[03:49] <Jack_Sparrow> racecar56 I do this stuff for people all the time..   Windows does have some excellent tools, if you want you can look into hirens cd
[03:49] <RHorse> Rafael ok now type ps -A |grep 6871
[03:50] <racecar56> Jack_Sparrow: this laptop is too weak/old/ruined for me to put anything on it, really. i got to get a new partition table, but i have to backup data, then the backup hdd crashes... i really dnt know what im GONNA do....
[03:50] <inasmu> miickee: how is that unrelated? what exactly are you trying do? the link ubottu provided explains how to install a ubuntu liveCD to a USB disk
[03:50] <RHorse> ps -A |less
[03:50] <Anastasia> racecar56: ogle not found by snaptic or apt-cache search ?!?
[03:50] <Jack_Sparrow> racecar56 Not to be flip, but learn to backup what you cant afford to lose
[03:50] <racecar56> Anastasia: hmmm...... maybe you dont have universe/multiverse/some component enabled, notice idk which one
[03:50] <racecar56> Jack_Sparrow: it WAS.
[03:51] <miickee> I need to create a bootle img, not install onto the usb. I'm trying to put freebsd on there
[03:51] <racecar56> Jack_Sparrow: that IS the back up hard drive
[03:51] <farid> ls
[03:51] <Anastasia> racecar56: Thought I did, but checking.  Thanks.
[03:51] <Jack_Sparrow> racecar56 Ouch.  sorry to hear that
[03:51] <racecar56> Anastasia: k
[03:51] <Rafael> Rhose:  6871 pts/0    00:00:00 bash
[03:51] <Jack_Sparrow> racecar56 dl hirenscd
[03:51] <RHorse> Rafael ok now, sudo kill -9 6871
[03:51] <Anastasia> racecar56: I do, everything but source.
[03:52] <inasmu> miickee: do you want this USB install to have persistance or not?
[03:52] <th0r> Anastasia: I can't find it in synaptic in 9.04 either. But vlc is in there
[03:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !info vlc
[03:52] <Anastasia> th0r: Will give that a go, thanks!
[03:53] <racecar56> Jack_Sparrow: downloading... how would i use it? i dont know anything about this
[03:53] <th0r> Anastasia: just checked getdeb.net. There is ogle for hardy and intrepid, but not jaunty
[03:54] <Jack_Sparrow> racecar56 Read their page, that work is offtopic for this channel
[03:54] <racecar56> Jack_Sparrow: uh oh 157 mb, my laptops gonna blow......
[03:55] <racecar56> Jack_Sparrow: yet this thing has 2G of ram, 160G hard drive, and a dual core, this thing is terribly slow
[03:55] <racecar56> Jack_Sparrow: and the hdd's table is damaged
[03:55] <Jack_Sparrow> racecar56 Read their page, that work is offtopic for this channel
[03:56] <myself> !bittorrent | myself
[03:57] <soreau> heh
[03:57] <doc_brown> in terminal i am in a folder that contains the install.sh file that i would like to run.  which command do i need to apply to run the install.sh?
[03:57] <scunizi> doc_brown: either sh install.sh or sudo sh install.sh
[03:57] <doc_brown> sh
[03:58] <inasmu> doc_brown: or, if the file is executable, run ./install.sh
[03:58] <doc_brown> cool thanks
[03:58] <lstarnes> it might use bash instead of sh
[03:58] <doc_brown> thanks for the help guys
[03:58] <tjz> hey guys
[03:58] <jeff__> Hey, has anyone run into this problem before?  http://pastebin.ca/1426027      I have recently done a kernel recompile, and now, occasionally when I run 'fdisk' my external USB drive goes crazy and these messages show up in my syslog.
[03:59] <neuroelectronic> hello
[03:59] <Jack_Sparrow> !kernel
[03:59] <Jack_Sparrow> jeff__ Try /join #kernel
[03:59] <neuroelectronic> I got a problem with my ntfs drive
[04:00] <inasmu> !ntfs | neuroelectronic
[04:00] <neuroelectronic> It automounts in ubuntu fine
[04:00] <racecar56> ~FUSE
[04:00] <racecar56> !FUSE
[04:00] <neuroelectronic> but windows doesn't recognize it anymore
[04:00] <soreau> neuroelectronic: 'it'?
[04:01] <Trivedi> Linux Proves - The Best Things In Life Are Free http://techbuddha.blog.co.in/2009/04/14/linux-proves-the-best-things-in-life-are-free/
[04:01] <neuroelectronic> the drive
[04:01] <neuroelectronic> sorry I guess I should type it all at once
[04:01] <soreau> Yes, you should have
[04:01] <neuroelectronic> my ntfs partition which mounts fine in ubuntu is no longer recognized in windows xp
[04:01] <mdl-unit> So, uh, is anyone else's weather in the panel not showing up?
[04:02] <fornix> neuroelectronic: can you paste the output of $ sudo fdisk -l and $ blkid
[04:02] <ftehw> Is there a way to RW permissions to files and RWX to directories recursivley?  chmod -R g+rwx makes the files executable..
[04:03] <doc_brown> ok got opera installed.  another command line question.  if i want to start an app quickly (say...opera) i can open terminal and type 'opera' and the prog opends up
[04:03] <soreau> ftehw: Try #linux or #bash
[04:03] <doc_brown> but how can i get it to stay open when i close the terminal window
[04:03] <doc_brown> ?
[04:03] <phenom> I'd like to petition to have ctrl alt backspace re enabled by default. That is too much..
[04:03] <chuck_> neuroelectronic, check in #windows
[04:03] <lstarnes> doc_brown: opera & disown
[04:03] <neuroelectronic> is that all one command fornix?
[04:03] <soreau> doc_brown: Append '&disown' to the command
[04:03] <lstarnes> phenom: enabling it only requires a couple steps
[04:03] <tyler_d1> upon playing around with mdadm I restart and all I get is a prompt that says (initramfs)
[04:03] <scunizi> doc_brown: type opera & and then exit
[04:03] <fornix> neuroelectronic: no. two commands. pastebin it
[04:03] <tyler_d1> ??
[04:03] <neuroelectronic> k
[04:04] <phenom> lstarnes, Seriously..
[04:04] <mdl-unit> doc_brown, alternately you could hit alt-f2 to bring up the run dialog, and type in "opera" or use gnome-do
[04:04] <lstarnes> phenom: I'm not saying that I support disabling it by default
[04:05] <doc_brown> that is so much easier thanks!
[04:05] <doc_brown> alt+f2 is easiest for me
[04:06] <phenom> lstarnes, I know but I feel like Ubuntu mine as well start relying on DOS rather the linux kernel.
[04:06] <neuroelectronic> fornix: there was no output for either of those commands, mount says the drive is /dev/sdb1 type fuseblk
[04:06] <tjz> hmm
[04:06] <mdl-unit> doc_brown, I'd definitely give gnome-do a look too, then you could do win-space and then type in "ope" and it would probably guess Opera
[04:06] <phenom> I'd seriously like to petition the disabling of that feature.
[04:07] <lstarnes> phenom: now that (replacing linxu with DOS) would never happen
[04:07] <lstarnes> *linux
[04:07] <inasmu> how does gnome-power-manager determine how much time is left before it thinks the battery should be empty?  for me, it consistently underestimates by a matter of hours.  Is there any way to fix that?
[04:07] <tjz> is it possible to have a remote ubuntu desktop running on a VPS?
[04:07] <Jack_Sparrow> phenom Please take it to brainstorm or some placve other than suppor channel
[04:07] <fornix> neuroelectronic: are you sure you typed $ sudo fdisl -l
[04:07] <lstarnes> phenom: it's default in xorg.  you'll need to go to them about it
[04:07] <ienorand> phenom: serach brainstorm, if not there, create new idea...
[04:07] <akidd116> so, im interested in programming. any suggestions on the first language to learn? as in java vs c++ or whatnot
[04:07] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[04:07] <fornix> neuroelectronic: there should be a sudo. else there will be no output
[04:08] <neuroelectronic> fornix: ok it's HPFS/NTFS
[04:08] <Dr_Willis> akidd116:  you have no experience in any language? id to learn python first.
[04:08] <mdl-unit> akidd116, I'll second python
[04:08] <tjz> hey guys
[04:09] <lstarnes> akidd116: maybe python or ruby
[04:09] <phenom> Jack_Sparrow, I thought this would be the right place.
[04:09] <phenom> My bad.
[04:09] <neuroelectronic> fornix: like I said it mounts fine in ubuntu, read/write works but windows mounts it but doesn't recognize it as ntfs, single partition
[04:09] <akidd116> whats so good about python for new guys? and i have no experience whatsoever
[04:09] <fornix> neuroelectronic: paste the entire output at http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[04:09] <Dr_Willis> akidd116:  python is handy for little tasks so you can use what you are learning quicky and its 'powerfull' enough to do bigger taska later
[04:09] <Dr_Willis> akidd116:  and its VERY VERY VERY well doucmented in books and guides
[04:09] <phenom> lstarnes, Well, thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
[04:09] <tjz> can we have a remote ubuntu desktop running on a VPS?
[04:09] <Jack_Sparrow> akidd116 Please /join #python or one of many programming channels
[04:09] <phenom> Let's see how soon get klined for voicing my opinion about this issue.
[04:10] <fornix> neuroelectronic: you mean windows doesn't recognize the drive? you dont see a drive letter?
[04:10] <Dr_Willis> :)
[04:10] <lstarnes> phenom: you won't get klined for something like that
[04:10] <Dr_Willis> actually quite a bit of the config tools in  ubuntu are in python are they not?
[04:10] <phenom> You're kidding me Jack_Sparrow
[04:10] <lstarnes> phenom: comments like that one aren't appropriate
[04:10] <Jack_Sparrow> phenom Try tonning it down a bit, and stay ontopic
[04:11] <lstarnes> akidd116: my only issue with python is that it is rather strict about syntax, to the point where it even requires indentation
[04:11] <valleydaddy78> hmmm
[04:11] <PPKuma> hi, im trying to include another partition in the fstab, im getting a superblock error, can somebody please check it out? http://pastie.org/481165
[04:11] <ftehw> Is there a way to make chmod -R such that all directories are RWX but all files are just RW?
[04:11] <ftehw> whoops, sorry wrong chan
[04:11] <frodubuntu> hi chanel
[04:12] <doc_brown> phenom, check pm
[04:12] <akidd116> hmmm, well, ill give python a try then
[04:12] <ralmar> Hey guys, theres an app (Wondershaper, to throttle bandwidth) which I have to run with sudo. Is there anyway  I can have limited users run it or any other thing that requires sudo? Thanks
[04:12] <CocoaCoder> Hey guys
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> ftehw:  yes.. butit takes a little bit of a script/find command. :) want my scripts? :)
[04:12] <CocoaCoder> how do I boot 9.04 LiveCD ENABLED with prop driver for nvidia??
[04:12] <jelly-bean> what's the best linux software for making .iso images of cds
[04:12] <frodubuntu> question, I've got a client that needs to setup a file server for clients to upload files to
[04:12] <akidd116> about how long will it take to be able to be decent enough at it to make things on my own?
[04:12] <inasmu> ralmar: you can configure sudo to allow certain users to run specific things with elevated privileges
[04:12] <frodubuntu> woudl I be better off setting up ssh or sftp?
[04:12] <RHorse> !best
[04:12] <frodubuntu> I was thinking ssh with winscp
[04:13] <lstarnes> akidd116: it depends on how quickly you learn and what you want to do with it
[04:13] <ftehw> Dr_Willis: sure!
[04:13] <Dr_Willis> ftehw:  for 'fixfiles.sh' ->   find -type f -print0 | xargs -0 chmod 664
[04:13] <CocoaCoder> how do I start liveCD WITH PROPRIETARY GRFIX
[04:13] <akidd116> lets say i learn fairly quickly and i have no idea what i want to do with it...yet lol
[04:13] <CocoaCoder> so I can use 3d
[04:13] <Dr_Willis> ftehw:  my script with comments -->  http://pastebin.com/f52985672
[04:13] <ftehw> Dr_Willis: thanks
[04:13] <ralmar> inasmu, thanks, but how/Where?
[04:13] <lstarnes> CocoaCoder: the livecd doesn't contain proprietary drivers afaik
[04:13] <CocoaCoder> I wanna road test ubuntu 3D without install!!
[04:14] <Dr_Willis> ftehw:  and to FixDirs.sh --> http://pastebin.com/f24a87d00
[04:14] <CocoaCoder> well that's a bit pants
[04:14] <frodubuntu> question
[04:14] <Dr_Willis> ftehw:  normally I use the FixDirs.sh to get the dirs executable.. then use FixFiles.sh :)
[04:14] <frodubuntu> I have a client that is a translator
[04:14] <CocoaCoder> it does contain them, but wont let me enable without reboot :/
[04:14] <smilingbob> how do i change the name of a ntfs volume?
[04:14] <Jack_Sparrow> CocoaCoder run live and try installing the restricted hardware drivers
[04:14] <Dr_Willis> ftehw:  some times I may have to run the things more then once depending on how nested and messed things are.
[04:14] <RHorse> frodubuntu ssh and winscp is awesome
[04:14] <CocoaCoder> asks for reboot - GAY
[04:14] <Jack_Sparrow> CocoaCoder log out and then in not a reboot
[04:15] <CocoaCoder> aah ok will try ta
[04:15] <frodubuntu> RHorse thank you for at least responding
[04:15] <frodubuntu> really
[04:15] <Jack_Sparrow> CocoaCoder Guy is unacceptable language, thanks..
[04:15] <RHorse> frodubuntu I use that combination a *lot*
[04:15] <inasmu> ralmar: the man page explains it better, but this will help too: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sudoers
[04:15] <frodubuntu> cool
[04:15] <frodubuntu> I just need some assurance that I'm about to do the right thing
[04:15] <frodubuntu> this client is a translator
[04:16] <frodubuntu> and he is loosing some clients that are concerned about security
[04:16] <frodubuntu> and he was suggesting ftp
[04:16] <frodubuntu> and I was telling him that ftp is not that secure
[04:16] <frodubuntu> at least if someone is paranoid
[04:16] <Dr_Willis> ftp is considered  insecure I thought.
[04:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > frodubuntu
[04:16] <frodubuntu> since the transmission between the client and the server is not secure
[04:16] <frodubuntu> unless you setup sftp
[04:16] <frodubuntu> thanks
[04:17] <Anastasia> Got an old ATI 9600 Pro (256M) video card in this box and it is not doing well - video is choppy and it isn't getting the right resolution (seems to think this is a widescreen),  No hardware drivers found, what can I do?  Besides toss it and get an nvidia :)?
[04:17] <Dr_Willis> I cant thinkive ever heard of a good reason to not use ssh/scp/sftp
[04:17] <Dr_Willis> a 'good' reason. :)
[04:18] <Myth`> How do I determine which drive my USB pen drive is? ex dev/sdb1
[04:18] <frodubuntu> Dr_Willis but am I ok doing ssh win winscp?
[04:18] <frodubuntu> I mean technically ssh is secure
[04:18]  * doc_brown would like to wish #ubuntu (and especially its mods) a good, restful, quiet, relaxing night!  =)  
[04:18] <Dr_Willis> frodubuntu:  as far as  i know winscp uses the same secure ssh stuff underneeth. ive never heard of any issues withit
[04:18] <frodubuntu> perfect
[04:19] <otg> 安安
[04:19] <frodubuntu> no, I just need some reassurance that I'm ok in the argument I'm posing
[04:19] <frodubuntu> my client is a translator
[04:19] <otg> 在幹嘛
[04:19] <otg> 喔
[04:19] <frodubuntu> among his clients he got this contract for the military for a manual
[04:19] <otg> 全跑掉了
[04:19] <chuck_> !ops
[04:19] <frodubuntu> and this client is wanting the most paranoidly secure way
[04:19] <otg> 不好玩
[04:20] <otg> 再見各位
[04:20] <TroN-0074> anyone using macforlin with ubuntu?
[04:20] <akidd116> hmm, so a program written in python will work on all os?
[04:20] <J-_> !ch
[04:20] <Dr_Willis> akidd116:  it should.
[04:21] <frodubuntu> Dr_Willis can I msg you private just really quick, I'm not asking for you to help me configure it, I can figure that out, I just need someone to ask a few questions that would assure I'm taking the correct route
[04:21] <Dr_Willis> akidd116:  theres proberly some OS specific stuff they could do to break things..but for the most part yes.
[04:21] <Amaranth> akidd116: As long as you only use cross-platform things
[04:21] <TroN-0074> can please anyone tell me how to install AIGLX  in ubuntu?
[04:21] <lstarnes> akidd116: any libraries you use in python need to be installed for the program to be run
[04:21] <akidd116> thats pretty sweet. sorry im posting it in here...cant login to #python yet since im still waiting for the email to activate my lovely irc nick on this server
[04:21] <Dr_Willis> frodubuntu:  mostof my ssh ussage.infois from small home lan ussage.   I dont do any real computing stuff with 'real' businesses
[04:21] <frodubuntu> ok
[04:22] <frodubuntu> thanks
[04:22] <frodubuntu> any channel you could point me to?
[04:22] <Dr_Willis> I think theres an #SSH or #OPENSSH i rarely need to go to them
[04:22] <frodubuntu> thanks
[04:22] <Dr_Willis> frodubuntu:  theres whold books written on SSH :)
[04:23] <jigp> hello guys how to setup a cute terminal?when i boot the ubuntu and switch to CLI, the txt is not really good..very big.compare to desktop and if i access the terminal in Applications>Accessories very cute...small txt...
[04:23] <Dr_Willis> jigp:  cute? thats an odd term. :)
[04:23] <frodubuntu> thanks Dr_Disk
[04:23] <jigp> i dont want to login in desktop..i just want to login in terminal directly
[04:23] <frodubuntu> sorry, meant thanks Dr_Willis
[04:23] <TroN-0074> can someone please guide me on how to install AIGLX  in ubuntu?
[04:23] <doc_brown> !ubuntu
[04:23] <Jack_Sparrow> !ati
[04:23] <Dr_Willis> jigp:  you can change the console res with the 'framebuffer'' stuff.   - disable the gdm service to stop the X login screen from starting up
[04:23] <jigp> Dr_Willis : like a nice terminal or CLI when you are selecting a terminal from the start..not in desktop
[04:24] <badfish69> is there any way i can lower the priority of a terminal window i'll be using to generate md5 hashes?
[04:24] <betapi> wats bettr ubuntu or kubuntu
[04:24] <badfish69> !best
[04:24] <tank-man> it is possible to change the console font
[04:24] <jigp> Dr_Willis :i type framebuffer and it says n command
[04:24] <doc_brown> !helping users instead of criticizing them
[04:24] <RHorse> jigp you can also get to a console by typing ctl + alt + F2
[04:24] <Dr_Willis> resea4rch the framebuffer feature.. its not a command its a 'feature'
[04:24] <Dr_Willis> !framebuffer
[04:25] <Jack_Sparrow> !attitude > doc_brown
[04:25] <jigp> RHorse : to get back in desktop?
[04:25] <RHorse> and  ctl + alt +F7 to get back
[04:25] <jigp> RHorse Dr_Willis : thanks
[04:25] <RHorse> yw
[04:26] <TroN-0074> how can I find out what ubuntu I am using?
[04:26] <jigp> RHorse : are you using irssi and bitlee? how to blink my nick if someone is messaging me in irssi and bitlee?
[04:26] <Jack_Sparrow> TroN-0074 lsb_release -a
[04:26] <Myth`> I have a USB Pen Drive I would like to format. How do I know which volume it is? ex dev/sdb1/
[04:26] <jigp> RHorse : or how to notify me?
[04:26] <TroN-0074> should I type that in a terminal?
[04:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Myth` gparted partition manager .. sudo fdisk -l
[04:26] <RHorse> jigp  I'm on bitchx and know very little about that! sorry :)
[04:27] <jigp> RHorse : np. i tried ctrl+alt+f2. the txt is not cute to look..how to resize them?
[04:28] <jigp> RHorse : Rhorse - Red Horse Beer?
[04:28] <RHorse> jigp someone mentioned changing the framebuffer, whatever that is. See above or /lastlog framebuffer
[04:28] <phenom> Any one hear anything about compiz features not working after upgrading to jaunty?
[04:28] <RHorse> Rockinghorse Winner :)
[04:28] <TroN-0074> is anyone here using mac4lin in ubuntu 9.04 jaunty?
[04:28] <cidu> uggg, anybody got all thier audio forwarding through jackrack sucessfully in 9.04?
[04:28] <phenom> The cube is enabled but does not work.
[04:28] <betapi> phenom: in particular..?
[04:28] <betapi> ok
[04:29] <cidu> mac4lin? i dunt know that one.,....osx?  or oldskewl mac?
[04:29] <Myth`> Jack_Sparrow: Thanks for that. Any idea how to remove the proprietary U3 that comes with the USB disk?
[04:29] <Jack_Sparrow> phenom FYI   there is always   /join #compiz
[04:29] <TroN-0074> osx
[04:29] <TroN-0074> I cant get the AWN to work :(
[04:29] <phenom> Well, the jaunty upgrade broke it.
[04:29] <jigp> RHorse : how to do it?
[04:29] <chuck_> phenom, try #compiz
[04:29] <Jack_Sparrow> Myth` gparted   our partition manager should be able to wipe it clean
[04:29] <RHorse> jigp I haven't the foggiest notion
[04:29] <cidu> ohh, gotta check that out...boss is mac guy, i think hes gettin annoyed with the IT guys makeing fun of his 'toy' os
[04:29] <phenom> I was just curious if any one has noticed it as a result of upgrading, and figured I'd ask while here.
[04:30] <phenom> A million pardons
[04:30] <Jack_Sparrow> TroN-0074 Try cairo-dock instead
[04:30] <cidu> Im still amazed that the dist upgrade button actually worked
[04:30] <jigp> Rhorse : Command not found "framebuffer"
[04:30] <Jack_Sparrow> phenom yes, upgrading can knock out your old video drivers and leave you without the right driver or effects
[04:30] <TroN-0074> thanks I tried cairo dock but is not working right for some reason
[04:31] <coz_> TroN-0074,  which version of cairo dock did you try?
[04:31] <Jack_Sparrow> TroN-0074 Did you get it from our repos?
[04:31] <Myth`> Jack_Sparrow: I umounted the drive, how can I get it back in the list for gparted?
[04:31] <TroN-0074> I guess the latest one
[04:31] <coz_> TroN-0074,  also whichi video card?
[04:31] <phenom> I fear I should have put the jaunty upgrade off for a while. :/
[04:31] <TroN-0074> I think I just typed a terminal command and that installed it for me
[04:31] <Dr_Willis> jigp:  the console framebuffer is not a 'command' its a feature of the console. you must enable to have higher res modes for the console, and thus different sized fonts.
[04:32] <Jack_Sparrow> I need to eat dinner, I will be lurking if needed
[04:32] <RHorse> jigp I suppose it's not a command but an option to change when booting. Google.it
[04:32] <TroN-0074> so usually I never know where I am installing stuff from
[04:32] <coz_> TroN-0074,   if you have an ati or intel video you have to start cairo dock   as   cairo-dock
[04:32] <ramiro> does anyone know how to force distcc to try only one machine? (and not even try localhost)
[04:32] <coz_> TroN-0074,   i fyou have  nvidia you can start it with opengl   cairo-dock -o
[04:32] <coz_> TroN-0074,  it will make a difference which card you have
[04:32] <jigp> Dr_Willis how to enable it?
[04:32] <tbergeron> Hi! I'm running ubuntu server. I would like to make myself  a backup script. Which directories are the most important to backup? (/etc, /usr, /home, ?)
[04:32] <chuck_> Jack_Sparrow, we'll wait till you get started then yell for you
[04:33] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[04:33] <Dr_Willis> jigp:  check the framebuffer wiki pages.
[04:33] <Dr_Willis> !framebuffer  | jigp
[04:34] <TroN-0074> the thing is I am trying the set up my visual effect to extra but the manager says descktop effect cant be enable
[04:34] <TroN-0074> so I was wondering how to install the proper drive
[04:34] <inasmu> tbergeron: what is the purpose of the backup? To keep a copy of all your important files, or to replicate the server and configuration?
[04:34] <coz_> TroN-0074,    lspci | grep -i vga
[04:34] <tbergeron> tbergeron: both
[04:35] <TroN-0074> this is what I got after typing that
[04:35] <inasmu> tbergeron: then you'll obviously want all the directories that contain important data, (/home, /srv if you're running a web server or something), /etc, and maybe /var
[04:35] <TroN-0074> ~$ lspci | grep -i vga
[04:35] <TroN-0074> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device (rev 03)
[04:35] <TroN-0074> what does that means?
[04:35] <coz_> TroN-0074,   ok  well  that means you have an onboard intel video
[04:36] <TroN-0074> does that means I am skrew?
[04:36] <coz_> TroN-0074,  also the driver should have been installed automatically when  you installed ubuntu unless that card is blacklisted
[04:36] <inasmu> tbergeron: although if you just want to replicate the server, you might want to look into imaging the whole harddrive, instead of backing up individual files
[04:36] <coz_> TroN-0074,  hold on let me check
[04:36] <TroN-0074> thanks
[04:37] <tbergeron> inasmu: I would like to create a script to create small backup tarballs. So I could backup often.
[04:37] <jtaji> TroN-0074: there's all kinds of problems with the intel driver right now... check the release notes http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904
[04:37] <coz_> TroN-0074,  oh  ^^^  I have heard that yes
[04:38] <coz_> TroN-0074,   apparently for some reason the intel driver in ubuntu  is borked
[04:38] <RORgasm> hey guys i think  i might have more of an idea why jaunt won't connect to any wireless networks for me....i had installed wicd...and it seems like it was getting pass authorization but it just kept on waiitng on obtaining ip address...any help?
[04:38] <coz_> TroN-0074,   and only ubuntu as far as I can tell
[04:38] <TroN-0074> lol
[04:38] <TroN-0074> thanks I'll try to install a new video card
[04:38] <jtaji> coz_: nope, it's the intel driver, fedora 10 is having the same issues
[04:38] <inasmu> tbergeron: how do you forsee yourself restoring from this backup in the case of emergency?  If you plan to reinstall the OS if it fails, all you need to back up is really /etc, and maybe /var.
[04:38] <coz_> TroN-0074,   well hold on
[04:39] <coz_> jtaji,  oh?   ok  I thought it was only u buntu
[04:39] <neuroelectronic> how long will ubuntu run after you dd the drive it's running from?
[04:39] <coz_> TroN-0074,  is this a laptop or desktop
[04:39] <inasmu> tbergeron: apart from teh obvious /home, of course
[04:39] <tbergeron> inasmu: why not /usr?
[04:39] <TroN-0074> I am on a desktop
[04:39] <TroN-0074> a dell dimension 2350
[04:39] <calc> coz_: the intel xorg 2.6.0 driver is just total crap
[04:39] <TroN-0074> quite old actually
[04:40] <calc> coz_: 2.8.0 later this year with Ubuntu 9.10 should be better
[04:40] <RORgasm> any help...ipw2200 on jaunty...seems to be getitng stuck at obtaining ip address for wireless networks
[04:40] <coz_> calc,   anyway for him to downgrade
[04:40] <coz_> TroN-0074,   do you have an agp slot in that machine?
[04:40] <calc> coz_: as i understand it there is a better version of the driver in jaunty-proposed
[04:40] <inasmu> tbergeron: /usr contains the executables and libraries for the system, you aren't going to be changing anything in there.  When you reinstall the OS, that folder will be identical anyway
[04:40] <calc> coz_: it might fix the users issues
[04:40] <TroN-0074> I think so
[04:40] <tyler_d1> What exactly does mdadm: CREATE user root not found mdadm mean? I get this from initramfs prompt when trying to blow away a raid 5(ubuntu is NOT installed on this raidset)
[04:40] <coz_> TroN-0074,   hold on let me check
[04:41] <calc> TroN-0074: ^ see what i said to coz_
[04:41] <jtaji> RORgasm: you should install the linux-backports-modules-jaunty package
[04:41] <coz_> calc,   so he just needs to enable the proposed repo in sources?
[04:41] <tbergeron> inasmu: okay thanks!
[04:41] <jtaji> RORgasm: then reboot
[04:41] <RORgasm> jtaji, i think i installed that already to no avail
[04:41] <calc> coz_: yea
[04:41] <inasmu> tbergeron: unless you are doing something strange, and manually modifying stuff in /usr, you shouldn't have to worry about it being diffferent from a standard install of all the apps you're using.  All the configuration for your system is stored in /etc/ or in /home/.foo
[04:41] <calc> coz_: then do a upgrade
[04:41] <jtaji> RORgasm: oh ok, it's some other problem then
[04:42] <RORgasm> jtaji, any idea what?
[04:42] <coz_> calc,  ok I want to check his system specs first   thanks
[04:42] <tbergeron> inasmu: what's important in /var except www and mail?
[04:42] <jtaji> RORgasm: not really
[04:42] <inasmu> tbergeron: /var/log.  If you want to figure out what happened to make your system explode, it might be in the logs
[04:42] <calc> coz_: i'm not sure that the proposed updates will fix the issue for him but it might
[04:42] <calc> coz_: i'm running karmic now which seemed to fix the issue for me... but its not advised for a regular user
[04:43] <tbergeron> inasmu: Good idea, thanks for your help!
[04:43] <inasmu> tbergeron: you're welcome
[04:43] <cidu> uggg, anybody got all thier audio forwarding through jackrack sucessfully in 9.04?
[04:43] <coz_> TroN-0074,  apparenlty that machine does not have an agp slot from what I can find online  it does have pci but that wont be of much use for 3d graphics
[04:44] <coz_> TroN-0074,   ok   open a terminal
[04:44] <TroN-0074> o.k
[04:44] <coz_> TroN-0074,    then  type    sudo gedit  /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:45] <coz_> TroN-0074,   then go to pastebin.com and copy and paste the entire contents there   hit the submit button and paste the link it gives you here
[04:45]  * calc should go to bed flight to Barcelona tomorrow for AH/UDS
[04:45] <coz_> TroN-0074,  I think I can solve this there
[04:45] <SeaPhor> coz_, gksudo gedit....
[04:45] <coz_> SeaPhor,  or that yes :)
[04:46] <SeaPhor> calc, yes, g'night bro
[04:47]  * calc hopes he can cram all his stuff in under 26lb for carryon limit (Air France)
[04:47] <chuck_> coz_, I found this for another guy with intel it might help you help him https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/IntelPerformance
[04:47] <SeaPhor> coz_, you could just do sudo apt-get install pastebinit and then do sudo pastebinit ......
[04:48] <TroN-0074> coz_here is the link http://pastebin.com/m37a1b988
[04:48] <gduncan> Hi all. I'm having a weird problem with my 8.10 system. Neither the built-in serial or any USB serial port passes any characters.
[04:48] <coz_> chuck_, well by default ubuntu uses EXA  i want to change that to UXA
[04:48] <chemikalz> just hand installed envy ng was only way to get my drivers runnin
[04:48] <gduncan> I've tested two different USB-serial on other systems and they work fine.
[04:48] <chemikalz> :)
[04:48] <SeaPhor> calc, GL with that... :-)
[04:48] <coz_> TroN-0074,   is the xorg still opened?
[04:48] <TroN-0074> yes
[04:49] <rafaeletc> hello everybody
[04:49] <racecar56> hi
[04:49] <coz_> TroN-0074,   do you see the   Section "Device"
[04:49] <racecar56> hmm... i give up on my backup hdd.... i guess ill format it maybe
[04:49] <TroN-0074> Section "Device"
[04:49] <TroN-0074> 	Identifier	"Configured Video Device"
[04:49] <TroN-0074> 	Option        "UseFBDev"        "true"
[04:49] <TroN-0074>         Option        "NoDDC"           "true"
[04:49] <FloodBot1> TroN-0074: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:49] <racecar56> flood!
[04:49] <racecar56> o.o
[04:49] <coz_> TroN-0074,   right under Optin    "noDDC"   "true"      I want you to add this line    Option "AccelMethod" "UXA"
[04:49] <TroN-0074> sorry
[04:49] <gduncan> UDEV creates a device in /dev, but characters sent to the device disappear, and characters sent to the dongle are never received.
[04:49] <rafaeletc> i'm have troubles with jaunty 64, it freeze randomly
[04:50] <gartral_> the links coming from page https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/hardware/C/input-devices.html#input-touchpads all 404
[04:50] <coz_> TroN-0074,  now I cant guarantee this will work  howeverr    what I want you to do after puting that in is to save and close the xorg.conf  and we will restart x  properly
[04:50] <gduncan> The system acts like everything is fine, but no go.
[04:50] <coz_> TroN-0074,  if it doesn boot  then you will have to remove that line  in console and I will tell you how to do that
[04:51] <coz_> TroN-0074,   so get a pencil and paper just in case :)
[04:51] <Myth`> at login my mouse and keyboard are unresponsive sometimes. having to reboot 8 times before being able to login is becoming a pain.
[04:51] <TroN-0074> o.k
[04:51] <Myth`> Anyone had any luck getting this problem fixed?
[04:51] <gartral_> Myth`: can you login via ssh on the network?
[04:51] <coz_> TroN-0074,  let me know when you have  put that line in the xorg.conf and saved it and when you have a pencil and paper
[04:51] <trinium> hi, There is an ubuntu channel in Spanish
[04:51] <TroN-0074> it is on now
[04:52] <gartral_> !spanish | trinium
[04:52] <TroN-0074> and I have the pen and paper
[04:52] <coz_> TroN-0074,  ok write these things down
[04:52] <Myth`> gartral_: Not sure, haven't tried. I only have one system here at home and that's my laptop.
[04:52] <Biskit_laptop> here is a question for you - my laptop came with
[04:52] <coz_> Trollkarlen,   first do NOTHING  until I say "Go" :)
[04:52] <Jack_Sparrow> Myth` ps2 usb or bluetooth?
[04:52] <Myth`> Jack_Sparrow: Not sure, it's built into the laptop. Touchpad/keyboard
[04:52] <trinium> ok, then you need to learn English
[04:52] <coz_> TroN-0074,   #1  ctrl+alt+F1    you might have to hit that twice and that will trow you into text console and you will log on there
[04:53] <coz_> TroN-0074, #2    sudo  /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[04:53] <JulioNeto> hello all
[04:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Myth` Ah, have you looked at the link for laptops..
[04:53] <Jack_Sparrow> !laptop
[04:53] <Biskit_laptop> here is a question for you - my laptop came with Ubuntu preinstalled - but i'm getting an error on software updates then must be run as a superuser - how, where do i find name / password for the superuser?
[04:53] <coz_> TroN-0074,   if #2 fails  then you will have to remove that line we put in   by  typing     sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Biskit_laptop It is your first account regular password
[04:54] <coz_> TroN-0074,   that will bring up the same file and you use the arrow buttons to get to that line
[04:54] <Biskit_laptop> it won't run the update - comes back with the superuser error
[04:54] <Myth`> Jack_Sparrow: Doesn't look like the Dell Vostro 2510 is on there.
[04:54] <coz_> TroN-0074,   then after deleting it....again only if it doesn go into the Desktop,,,hit   ctrl+x
[04:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Biskit_laptop sudo apt-get update
[04:55] <coz_> TroN-0074,   then hit  "Y"   to save it
[04:55] <Myth`> Jack_Sparrow: However, turning the computer on and off X number of times it randomly decides to work.
[04:55] <Biskit_laptop> ok
[04:55] <coz_> TroN-0074,  and then again   sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[04:55] <coz_> TroN-0074,  I am assuming you are running gnome and not KDE?
[04:55] <PPKuma> hi, im trying to include another partition in the fstab, im getting a superblock error, can somebody please check it out? http://pastie.org/481165
[04:56] <dylan_> anyone here have an nvidia 8800gt ?
[04:56] <gduncan> Is this keyboard probelm with a USB leyboard?
[04:56] <TroN-0074> yes I have gnome
[04:56] <coz_> TroN-0074, ok
[04:56] <TroN-0074> I will restart now
[04:56] <TroN-0074> thanks
[04:56] <coz_> Trollkarlen,  did you get all that written down
[04:57] <gduncan> Is there a hub in the middle?
[04:57] <blackgibson> dylan: I do
[04:57] <coz_> TroN-0074,   ^^
[04:57] <coz_> Trollkarlen,  sorry
[04:57] <coz_> oh boy
[04:57] <FloodBot1> coz_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:57] <coz_> what???
[04:57] <coz_> flood how?
[04:57] <jelly-bean> Brasero says "it is not possible to write with the current set of plugins" when i try to right-click on a cd-rom drive to make an iso image. any idea why?
[04:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !fsck > PPKuma  But NOT on a mounted drive
[04:57] <blackgibson> dylan_: I do
[04:58] <coz_> who did the floodbot to me and why?
[04:58] <dylan_> blackgibson, I have the same card, but for some reason I can't get it to display the 1280 x 1024 max res. that my monitor will support
[04:58] <laxxa541> hi
[04:58] <Jack_Sparrow> jelly-bean try   Create ISO of CD Rom... dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/home/$USER/Desktop/file.iso bs=2k
[04:58] <dylan_> Its maxed out on 1024 x 768, and there is nothing higher in nvidias-settings, nor xubuntu display settings...
[04:58] <chuck_> coz_, it's just auto generated AFAIK
[04:58] <dareiff> Hola, trying to force a resolution (something less than my Vizio's reported but not correct 1280X720 native resoluiton)... Using the Nvidia unofficial drivers.. Any ideas? (nothing in xorg.conf)
[04:58] <Jack_Sparrow> dylan_ that is vesa mode, your drivers are not active
[04:58] <coz_> chuck_,  oh boy you guys need to get rid of that
[04:59] <blackgibson> dylan_: What Jack_Sparrow said
[04:59] <dylan_> Jack_Sparrow, yes they are
[04:59] <dylan_> in my xorg.conf It says "nvidia"
[04:59] <Jack_Sparrow> dylan_ If you max at 1024 they are not in correctly
[04:59] <myself> murderfuck!!!
[04:59] <jelly-bean> Jack_Sparrow: 0 bytes (0 B) copied, 0.000260486 s, 0.0 kB/s
[04:59] <dylan_> because I can get compiz fusion to work though
[05:00] <chuck_> coz_, not me am just in here trying to learn something
[05:00] <coz_> chuck_,  oh ok guy :)
[05:00] <dylan_> how can I determine if my nvidia drivers are working ??
[05:00] <coz_> dylan_,  do any compiz effects work at all?
[05:00] <dylan_> yes
[05:00] <coz_> dylan_,  which ones
[05:00] <dylan_> all of them
[05:00] <coz_> dylan_,   ok then the nvidia driver is working :)
[05:01] <luz_> slt comment acceder a un repertoire
[05:01] <dylan_> I just suck at xorg.conf, and both xubuntu's display settings and nvidia-settings program both won't allow anything higher than 1024 x 768
[05:01] <coz_> dylan_,  ok that may be another issue  open a terminal
[05:01] <dylan_> ok
[05:02] <laxxa541> is there any reason ubuntu studio would be more unstable than vanilla? im getting constant freezes doing simple tasks like listening to music, surfing etc
[05:02] <laxxa541> is jaunty a huge imporvment over hardy?
[05:02] <coz_> dylan_,    type this or paste it in the terminal   glxinfo -l |grep MAX_TEXTURE_SIZE
[05:02] <Jack_Sparrow> coz_ Look into correct monitor detection
[05:02] <Jack_Sparrow> laxxa541 Please try /join #ubuntu-ot
[05:03] <RORgasm> guys my wireless card in jaunty when trying to connect to a network does not obtain ip address....any help...i'm using ipw2200 with an interl pro card
[05:03] <laxxa541> Jack_Sparrow: room is empty...
[05:03] <Jack_Sparrow> laxxa541 THis is not the room for comparisons and opinions
[05:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !best
[05:04] <laxxa541> sorry, i'll repahrse my question. I'm running 9.04 and getting random freezes and restarts, would downgrading to hardy help this ie is it more stable?
[05:05] <maxagaz> when aliases and options have been changed in /etc/modprobe.d, how to reload the new settings ?
[05:05] <blackgibson> laxxa541: AFAIK the big difference between vanilla ubuntu and studio are the Kernel with RT. Id google if that could possibly be giving your hardware some issues
[05:05] <shawnmstout> hey anyone here ever have a partition that doesnt show up the free space correctly?
[05:05] <malevolence> ﻿ok adobe flash and flashplugin non free have been reinstalled went on youtube screen went black for 1 second im able to see video in vlc but not in the youtube site anything else i can do
[05:06] <jiyanmoyu> Hello,everyone
[05:07] <shawnmstout> anyone?
[05:07] <laxxa541> does hardy have better hardware support/packages than jaunty?
[05:07] <Etherael> anyone happen to know what the deal is with jaunty notification area? All I see there is my wifi signal strength indicator, no pidgin, no gmail notify, no skype, etc?
[05:07] <RORgasm> guys how do i reload the ipw2200 module ?
[05:08] <jtaji> laxxa541: do you have intel wireless perchance?
[05:08] <betapi> why is it called ubuntu
[05:08] <akidd116> hey guys, any suggestions on a good application similar to utorrent for ubuntu?
[05:08] <laxxa541> yes
[05:09] <phantomcircuit> so im using 9.04
[05:09] <RHorse> betapi Swahili for
[05:09] <malevolence> azureus
[05:09] <phantomcircuit> and my bluetooth mouse isnt working
[05:09] <jtaji> laxxa541: you'll want to install linux-backports-modules-intrepid and then reboot
[05:09] <whatvn> phantomcircuit: try sudo /etc/init.d/bluetooth restart
[05:09] <jtaji> laxxa541: sorry.. linux-backports-modules-jaunty
[05:09] <laxxa541> jtaji: thanks
[05:10] <phantomcircuit> whatvn, my bluetooth applet disappeared :(
[05:10] <akidd116> azureus it is
[05:10] <akidd116> i love how this terminal installs things
[05:10] <phantomcircuit> brb
[05:11] <whatvn> phantomcircuit: bluetooth cannot restart?
[05:11] <RORgasm> how do i know if ipw2200 module/driver is installed on my jaunty machine?
[05:11] <RORgasm> is there anyway to check?
[05:11] <akidd116> did you try sudo lshw -C network
[05:11] <RHorse> RORgasm it will show in lspci or lshw, no?
[05:11] <akidd116> it should show up in there, i think
[05:11] <RORgasm> RHorse, it does actually
[05:12] <RORgasm> RHorse, but shouldn't it also be in /etc/modprob.d/
[05:12] <RORgasm> RHorse, but shouldn't it also be in /etc/modprobe.d/
[05:12] <kmkz> Concerning wireless connection, how can I monitor the connection power, see all available networks, and connect (all thru the command line ?)
[05:12] <RORgasm> its not there...so i thought maybe it was not installed properly?
[05:12] <RORgasm> RHorse, u think there is a way to REINSTALL just ipw2200?
[05:12] <mkquist> akidd116: transmission?
[05:13] <akidd116> maybe its possible you have my problem then...make sure the wireless is on. in my case it was Fn-F2
[05:13] <whatvn> RORgasm: lspci | grep ipw
[05:13] <RHorse> RORgasm dunno.
[05:13] <akidd116> mkquist: what?
[05:14] <RORgasm> whatvn, when i do 'lscpi | grep ipw ' i get nothing...but when i do 'locate ipw' i see it in serverala locations...but i dunno if it is a complete installation
[05:14] <RHorse> kmkz you use iwconfig [dev] iwlist [dev] scanning and iwconfig or wpa_supplicant to connect
[05:14] <kmkz> akidd116: transmission bittorrent client
[05:14] <Biskit_laptop> ok - new problem - can't login root from 'normal' window - where do I go to llog in?
[05:15] <kmkz> RHorse: cheers :D
[05:15] <phantomcircuit> whatvn, ill install all the available updates and see if that fixes anything
[05:15] <akidd116> kmkz: ah, ok. well its too late for that now...azureus is already on the dl
[05:15] <blackgibson> Ubuntu uses sudo Biskit_laptop: you dont log into a root account
[05:15] <RHorse> cheers!
[05:15] <RORgasm> whatvn, does that make sense to u?
[05:15] <piju> hello anybody know how to make cdfs on usb drive?
[05:16] <whatvn> RORgasm: locate don't show driver installed, i think
[05:16] <RORgasm> whatvn, k...so how would i reinstall ipw2200....?
[05:17] <whatvn> RORgasm: give me one minute to check
[05:18] <ftehw> Question: is there any way to set up a folder "/share" such that anything that is copied into it adopts a certain permission structure?  setU/GID set forcer ownership inheritence.  ACLs work for NEW files but not 'cp /not-share/foo /share/'.
[05:20] <Biskit_laptop> well, fine and dandy - i can't get the latest updates to install - it's telling me to manually run 'dpkg ...' , when i try to install from terminal window, it tells me it requires 'superuser privilege' - one laptop, one user - and I guess I'm not the superuser - where to go??!!??
[05:20] <laxa8831> hi, could you please repeat the command to get the intel wireless drivers for jaunty?
[05:20] <RORgasm> guys how do u find out what linux kernel u are currently using in the terminal?
[05:21] <RHorse> Biskit_laptop just run sudo apt-get update and enter your passwd at prompt
[05:21] <chuck_> RORgasm, uname -r
[05:21] <akidd116> seems azureus changed its names to vuze
[05:21] <Biskit_laptop> sudo apt-get update
[05:21] <Biskit_laptop> right?
[05:21] <RHorse> yes
[05:21] <tyler_d1> formatting /dev/sdb1 claims that it is use by the filesystem and cannot be formatted... ?
[05:22] <Biskit_laptop> it ran and came back with an error
[05:22] <Biskit_laptop> dpkg was interrupted
[05:22] <RHorse> !pastebin | Biskit_laptop
[05:22] <Biskit_laptop> must manually run 'dpkg ...
[05:22] <Biskit_laptop> ok - pastebin coming up
[05:23] <whatvn> RORgasm: ipw2200 driver already provided on Ubuntu, you try again with lspci | grep Wireless
[05:24] <Biskit_laptop> pastebin
[05:24] <RORgasm> whatvn, yeah that shows up
[05:24] <Biskit_laptop> http://pastebin.ca/1426092
[05:24] <RORgasm> whatvn, i just reinstalled my kernel...i'm gonna reboot and see if that helps
[05:24] <laxa8831> i had linux-backports-modules-jaunty but i must have copied it wrong
[05:25] <whatvn> RORgasm: reinstalled kernel? what you meant?
[05:25] <TroN-0074> coz_ around
[05:25] <coz_> TroN-0074,  yes
[05:25] <RORgasm> whatvn, sudo apt-get --reinstall install linux-image-2.6.28-11-generic
[05:25] <coz_> TroN-0074,   how did that go?
[05:25] <TroN-0074> yo after I reboot the computer the cairo dock didnt come back
[05:25] <chuck_> Biskit_laptop, try sudo dpkg --configure -a
[05:25] <coz_> TroN-0074,  didnt come back?
[05:25] <RORgasm> whatvn, i read in a forum that this might help fix issues with ipw2200 and get ure wireless working
[05:25] <Biskit_laptop> ok
[05:25] <TroN-0074> only the set up panel showed up
[05:26] <RORgasm> whatvn, what do u think?
[05:26] <coz_> TroN-0074,    ok which video card again?
[05:26] <RHorse> Biskit_laptop *sudo* dpkg --configure -a
[05:26] <Biskit_laptop> seems to be working
[05:26] <Biskit_laptop> slow laptop
[05:26] <whatvn> RORgasm: I don't have any idea, but It gives you a try. reboot don't take you more time :)
[05:26] <TroN-0074> everything else is working
[05:26] <coz_> TroN-0074,  this is intel right?
[05:27] <TroN-0074> yes
[05:27] <coz_> TroN-0074,    ok  open your home directory
[05:27] <Etherael> is there a way to make window list display multiple rows of windows rather than the single row?
[05:27] <coz_> TroN-0074,    under  .confi  delete the cairo-dock folder
[05:27] <coz_> TroN-0074,  then restart the dock
[05:28] <coz_> TroN-0074,  however make sure you restart it "without"  opengl
[05:29] <coz_> TroN-0074,   did you try that?
[05:29] <Biskit_laptop> cool! it worked!  you guys are the greatest!
[05:29] <laxa8831> anyone? how to install Wireless Intel 4965 AG drivers for jaunty?
[05:29] <coz_> TroN-0074,   to be sure  you can try opening cairo-dock  via the terminal with     cairo-dock
[05:29] <RHorse> Biskit_laptop yw
[05:29] <coz_> TroN-0074,   this will also give a readout if there are errors
[05:29] <mneptok> laxa8831: there should be no drivers to install
[05:30] <mneptok> laxa8831: i have the 4965 and it works in Hardy. it should certainly work in Jaunty.
[05:30] <Biskit_laptop> Thanks! I knew there was a way around that, I just didn't know it - Thanks Again
[05:30] <RHorse> another happy customer
[05:30] <laxa8831> its not detected, no wireless options
[05:31] <coz_> TroN-0074,  are you still here?
[05:31] <TroN-0074> yes thanks
[05:32] <TroN-0074> cairo dock is back
[05:32] <coz_> TroN-0074,  cool
[05:32] <TroN-0074> great
[05:32] <TroN-0074> thanks
[05:32] <coz_> TroN-0074,  no problem
[05:32] <TroN-0074> Ill stop by again with more question another time
[05:32] <TroN-0074> cya
[05:33] <laxa8831> has anyone who upgraded from hardy to jaunty experience stability issues?
[05:33] <laxa8831> i mean either upgraded/clean install
[05:33] <t0aster> anyone know an geexbox topic irc ?
[05:34] <t0aster> I just setup geexbox and I am impressed
[05:34] <infinityxi> laxa8831: Sometimes X restarts itself when the system gets overloaded
[05:34] <t0aster> geexbox working flawlessly with mediatomb
[05:34] <blackgibson> i had some pulseaudio retardedness on my desktop Laxa88831, but none on my laptop.
[05:34] <infinityxi> laxa8831: seems to be when firefox starts choking for me. thats the biggest issue with me
[05:34] <infinityxi> same with pulse audio as well
[05:35] <infinityxi> i installed firefox 3.5 and i'm not choking out.
[05:35] <infinityxi> oh and suspend and hibernate works like crap on 9.04 for me as well
[05:35] <laxa8831> hmm, i just get random crashes on jaunty
[05:35] <laxa8831> 9.04
[05:35] <infinityxi> but i never had much success with ACPI
[05:35] <NoOneImportant> so, is there any way of fixing that fullscreen win xorg crash problem?
[05:36] <NoOneImportant> wine*
[05:36] <infinityxi> also had some silent crashes on vlc and mleovie player but those haven't happened in a whi
[05:36] <hyperstation> hello i want to ask a question about wine....
[05:36] <blackgibson> I try not to rag too much on Pulseaudio. we had to get rid of esd eventually.. and i figured it would be painfull
[05:36] <infinityxi> movie player*
[05:36] <mneptok> !ask > hyperstation
[05:37] <infinityxi> wasn't pulse audio a big issue in 8.10?
[05:37] <infinityxi> i skipped using 8.x though
[05:37] <NoOneImportant> I have no problem with pulse
[05:37] <infinityxi> jumped from 7.10 to 9.04
[05:37] <NoOneImportant> though I don't see the advantage
[05:37] <NoOneImportant> is it just the abstraction?
[05:38] <infinityxi> not sure, only read about problem on 8.10 here and there
[05:38] <blackgibson> The biggest issue is that Pulseaudio is new, not included by most/all distros, so alot of software dosent have support for it out of the box..
[05:39] <t0aster> radeon hd3200 drivers arent working right still
[05:39] <hyperstation> i have a problem on using vb6 program on wine, the error is runtime error 380
[05:39] <t0aster> only gripe with 9.4
[05:39] <asmips> Anyone know how to get the pandora.com stream url??
[05:39] <NoOneImportant> blackgibson: it should be fine anyway as long as alsa is configured to use pulse
[05:39] <infinityxi> do they use a stream, i thought they cached music
[05:39] <t0aster> but i watch video on tv via geexbox so no problem
[05:40] <infinityxi> and just downloaded as needed
[05:40] <infinityxi> at least i remember earlier versions used to have the mp3 file right in your flash cache
[05:40] <infinityxi> i think it still just works like a jukebox, no stream, just downloaded as needed music
[05:41] <gduncan> Has anyone experienced a problem with USB *and* native serial refusing to send or receive characters?
[05:41] <blackgibson> Audio on linux is a mess. Pulseaudio, Gstreamer, JACK, aRTs etc etc...
[05:41] <infinityxi> hyperstation: are you using a native windows vb6 dll?
[05:42] <hyperstation> i ve used it
[05:42] <ttmrichter> Afternoon all.  Would anybody happen to know how to change the default geometry for gnome-terminal?  I want it to open by default, no matter how it is opened, with 132x50 instead of 80x24.
[05:42] <t0aster> whats the native serial port terminal app in 9.4 called?
[05:42] <hyperstation> but i still face the error
[05:42] <NoOneImportant> blackgibson: it's not a mess, it's just not standardized
[05:42] <Chowder> blackgibson, I don't think its a mess. Just a lot of options
[05:42] <gduncan> Have you checked to see if you have minicom installed?
[05:43] <infinityxi> t0aster: try gkermit
[05:43] <gduncan> T0aster: do you have minicom installed?
[05:43] <aleron6> DEOS ANYBODY KNOW WAT THE HECK IS THE THEME PREFERENCE TOOL
[05:43] <laxa8831> man i feel so helpless here, like the person in the office who freaks out when a black screen saver switches on...
[05:43] <Chowder> blackgibson, that's like saying the GUI is a mess because one person liked fluxbox while the other uses gnome
[05:43] <Chowder> *likes
[05:43] <infinityxi> aleron6: you mean where it is or the command line for it?
[05:43] <t0aster> anyone know a serial terminal in 9.4?
[05:43] <aleron6> where is it
[05:43] <ienorand> aleron6: caps off pleas, what theme preference do you mean?
[05:43] <infinityxi> System -> Preferences -> Appearence
[05:44] <laxa8831> beat me
[05:44] <aleron6> cause theres no reference in the documentation
[05:44] <laxa8831> the one thing i knew...
[05:44] <NoOneImportant> /usr/bin/gnome-appearance-properties
[05:44] <m0> hello, according to the repositories wiki, "$release-backports: I have something akin to technology ADHD, needing the latest of everything I can possibly get, but I can’t handle running the development branch." we just enable backports and we get latest of everything. But why isn't svn 1.6 there? Only 1.5
[05:44] <what_if> t0aster: cutecom... the best, hands down
[05:44] <t0aster> putty type application plz?
[05:44] <asmips> Anyone know how to get the pandora.com stream url??
[05:44] <aleron6> wheres the theme details button then
[05:44] <Chowder> damn man...you couldn't find a GIU tool by looking through the menu?
[05:44] <aleron6> in the documemtation they make is sound confusin
[05:45] <Chowder> well what do you wanna do? Change the theme?
[05:45] <aleron6> no i wanna learn
[05:45] <ienorand> laxa8831: intel video driver?
[05:45] <aleron6> where everything is thats why im reading the doc
[05:45] <Chowder> and I'm trying to teach you
[05:45] <blackgibson> Chowder: but we have defacto standards for GUIs.. I personally like having one or two well supported, majority used options ( ie KDE/Gnome to follow your GUI ) example, and then whatever else anyone else wants to write
[05:45] <laxa8831> i have my mp3s on my windows partitiion, and if open rhytmbox without opening the partition in places rhythmbox doesnt find any files, the same as all programs cant find files on the partition unless i opne it manually
[05:45] <laxa8831> is there a way to open it automatically on startup
[05:46] <Chowder> blackgibson, there are defacto standards. Freedesktop.org.
[05:46] <blackgibson> right...
[05:46] <puffo> Hi, I'm trying to boot Ubuntu insert version here and I'm getting insert error
[05:46] <Chowder> and most GUIs conform to them
[05:46] <zero13th> halo all
[05:46] <piju> hello anybody know how to make cdfs on usb drive?
[05:46] <Chowder> they just perform differently
[05:46] <Chowder> or look different
[05:47] <ienorand> laxa8831: Yes, unfortunately it involves manually editing fstab, as far as I know...
[05:47] <what_if> piju: what exactly are you trying to do?
[05:47] <t0aster> wtf nobody can tell me a putty type application ?
[05:47] <what_if> t0aster: cutecom
[05:47] <t0aster> ty
[05:47] <Chowder> as for the audio, I'm sure the LSB (Linux Standard Base) has ALSA as the default
[05:47] <what_if> np
[05:47] <blackgibson> but there isn't really a "freedesktop.org"  like audio thing however. Keep in mind, I have specialized needs. If it wasnt for my home studio needs, id be quite happy with the state of things
[05:47] <ienorand> Does anyone know if there is a simpler way than editing the fstab for automounting partitions?
[05:47] <gduncan> I can't send *anything* to or from any native or USB serial port under Ubuntu 8.10. Has anyone experienced behavior likr this?
[05:47] <Chowder> ienorand, it should work automatically
[05:48] <th0r> t0aster: putty or somethingn like it isn't necessary in linux...just use a terminal
[05:48] <piju> what_if, i want to make 2 partition on my usb drive, first is cdfs and fat. so my application on cdfs will autorun
[05:48] <gduncan> It's like characters are being dropped by the kernel.
[05:48] <ienorand> Chowder: You need to click the partition first though.
[05:48] <t0aster> to connect to a rs232 signal
[05:48] <what_if> gduncan: uninstall brltty
[05:48] <Chowder> ienorand, editing the fstab isn't that hard, either. I could walk you through it if you'd like.
[05:48] <th0r> t0aster: use minicom for serial
[05:48] <laxa8831> Chowder: i have to manually open the xp partition each time i startup
[05:48] <blackgibson> ALSA is good, but what the pro audio world needs is good, consistent out of the box real time audio support for most distros.
[05:48] <gduncan> Lemme see if it's installed.
[05:48] <infinityxi> ienorand: there are a few utilities, python-fstab
[05:48] <puffo> does ne 1 know what  DRDY ERR is
[05:48] <t0aster> ty
[05:49] <ienorand> Chowder: infinityxi  It's for laxa8831
[05:49] <infinityxi> ienorand: mountmanager too
[05:49] <infinityxi> oh
[05:49] <blackgibson> i have high hopes for JACK
[05:49] <hyperstation> is it possible to install matlab on linux?? if it is, what do i need for it?
[05:49] <infinityxi> laxa8831: try mountmanager
[05:49] <infinityxi> or python-mount
[05:49] <laxa8831> Chowder: it's always in the places menu, it's just that i have to open it each time
[05:49] <sekyourbox>  How do i find out what is causing eth0 to be in permisc. mode?
[05:49] <argot567879> I can't connect to my windows share folder with samba. I keep getting this error Failed to retrieve share list from server
[05:49] <infinityxi> it looks like a gui front end for manipulating the /etc/fstab
[05:49] <NoOneImportant> JACK is ok
[05:49] <infinityxi> i don't have it installed
[05:49] <NoOneImportant> bit of a pain in the ass though
[05:49] <Chowder> blackgibson, then program it. This is the Linux community. When we see something that needs improvement we improve upon it. If you're not a programmer then start a petition.
[05:50] <NoOneImportant> having to redirect an app's audio to jackrack everytime it plays audio
[05:50] <aleron6> so nobody heah knows where the theme dialog is at
[05:50] <piju> what_if, got the answer?
[05:50] <NoOneImportant> I know qjackctl can save connections, but it always defaults
[05:51] <infinityxi> aleron6: i just told you
[05:51] <aleron6> no yu didnt
[05:51] <infinityxi> System -> Preferences -> Appearence
[05:51] <ienorand> aleron6: right click desktop, change background, and go to theme tab in that window...
[05:51] <kmkz> aleron6: system --> preferences --> appearance... is that what you are looking for ???
[05:51] <Chowder> laxa8831, well Linux automatically recognizes the partitions. Its up to you if you want to mount them or not. You could write a startup script or edit the fstab. in other words, PM me
[05:51] <infinityxi> Theme is the first tab
[05:51] <NoOneImportant> aleron6: /usr/bin/gnome-appearance-properties
[05:51] <gduncan> hyperstation: There is a linux version of matlab on the second (mac version) disk.
[05:51] <infinityxi> can't miss it
[05:52] <kmkz> infinityxi: sorry for the duplicate
[05:52] <aleron6> no not the location
[05:52] <infinityxi> kmkz: not a problem he didn't listen to me the first time
[05:52] <aleron6> didnt yu read about it in the documentation
[05:52] <aleron6> the theme details
[05:52] <infinityxi> aleron6: you're using ubuntu or kubuntu?
[05:52] <what_if> piju: I don't think it is possible to directly copy a cdfs as cfd onto a hard drive and get your data back
[05:52] <aleron6> ubuntu
[05:52] <infinityxi> because if you're using gnome it's there plain as day
[05:52] <infinityxi> i'll send you a screen shot if you need
[05:53] <infinityxi> The system menu up top
[05:53] <blackgibson> NoOneImportant:: Yea.. but you know... JACK is better than no low latency audio. I do wonder why most distros don't offer a realtime kernel as a install time option though. Is there some technical reason why enabling RT by default would be a bad thing?
[05:53] <piju> what_if, how to make a cdfs into usb drive?
[05:53] <infinityxi> the first menu option under there is Preferences
[05:53] <infinityxi> and under that you will see Appearence
[05:53] <infinityxi> it will give you a dialog with a few tabs, Themes is the first
[05:53] <hyperstation> gduncan: no, i just have matlab for windows....do you know what do i need to install this program?
[05:53] <NoOneImportant> I don't care about latency, myself
[05:53] <gduncan> Sure enough brltty was installed, now removed. Should that have really affected every port connected?
[05:53] <NoOneImportant> but I hate having to reset jack connections all the damn time
[05:54] <ienorand> aleron6: or are you looking for the folder where themes are installed?
[05:54] <blackgibson> If you don't need low latency audio, then using JACK is just self torture
[05:54] <argot567879> I keep getting this error when trying to connect to windows network "Failed to retrieve share list from server"
[05:54] <what_if> piju: if it is a linux live cd there are tools for that... otherwise you may just have to copy the data to another filesystem
[05:54] <laxa8831> ok, does mountmanager have a gui?
[05:54] <infinityxi> haha audio was a big mess back in 2000, i had to disable my modem to get sound then reenable my modem back
[05:54] <NoOneImportant> I like jack for jackrack
[05:54] <gduncan> hyperstation: There is a native linux version. Where are you getting yours?
[05:54] <aleron6> no not location
[05:54] <Chowder> laxa8831, did you solve the problem?
[05:54] <infinityxi> this was under red hat 6.0 haha
[05:54] <infinityxi> aleron6: you there? you see it?
[05:54] <NoOneImportant> it's the easiest way (and that says alot) for having a system wide eq
[05:54] <aleron6> didnt yu see it in the documemtation
[05:54] <what_if> gduncan: it did for me. brltty is braille output (serial) and it takes over
[05:55] <infinityxi> which documentation?
[05:55] <laxa8831> i installed mountmanger but when i run it, from terminal or sys admin nothing happens
[05:55] <piju> what_if, how ?
[05:55] <gduncan> what_if: do I need to restart the system or any daemons to get rs232 functionality back?
[05:55] <infinityxi> try running it under sudo
[05:55] <blackgibson> infinityxi: you know, audio has always been pretty ( for the most part ) painless for me. it was Xfree86 manual configurations that made me cry when i first got into linux man many moons ago
[05:55] <shawnmstout> hey can someone tell me where im going wrong with this?
[05:55] <Chowder> laxa8831, I'm not sure if there's a GUI. Although, what I can do is teach you how to have your partition permanently mounted to a certain point.
[05:55] <shawnmstout> tv:/ # resize2fs -dP /dev/sda8 608.01G
[05:55] <shawnmstout> resize2fs 1.41.1 (01-Sep-2008)
[05:55] <shawnmstout> Filesystem at /dev/sda8 is mounted on /; on-line resizing required
[05:55] <shawnmstout> On-line shrinking from 7566607 to 0 not supported.
[05:55] <FloodBot1> shawnmstout: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:55] <dlozarie> hi all. quick question. I dual-boot Vista and Ubuntu. I wanna reformat my Ubuntu partition so I can do a clean install of Jaunty. If I reformat my ubuntu partition, will I still be able to boot into the live CD even without a bootloader?
[05:56] <xoey> anyone know why my sony mini sd card mounts in fedora but not ubuntu?
[05:56] <infinityxi> blackgibson: haha ain't that the truth, audio was also the least of my problems
[05:56] <laxa8831> Chowder: I'd appreciate that
[05:56] <infinityxi> i used to have to set the Vertical and Horizontal modes manually
[05:56] <Chowder> laxa8831, can I PM you?
[05:56] <what_if> gduncan: shouldn't possibly do a "sudo killall brltty" to make sure
[05:56] <abcminiuser> dlozarie: Yes, no problem
[05:56] <blackgibson> infinityx1: "what the hell is a modeline.. uh oh!"
[05:56] <infinityxi> yep
[05:56] <what_if> piju: how to copy files or make a live-cd into an external usb disk?
[05:56] <laxa8831> Chowder: sure
[05:56] <infinityxi> then after a while red hat's GDM used to just die
[05:57] <infinityxi> start up then kill itself
[05:57] <dlozarie> abcminiuser: so if I boot into Windows and reformat my Ubuntu partition from there, that'd be OK, right?
[05:57] <puffo>  Hi, I'm am trying to boot ubuntu 9.04 , I have a pc with a SATA controller, and I am getting errors like DRDY ERR can anyone give me a hint?
[05:57] <piju> what_if, do u know u3 usb drive ?
[05:57] <infinityxi> red hat 6 was trash anyway
[05:57] <shawnmstout> http://en.pastebin.ca/1426113   im trying to resize my filesystem, can someone take a look at this and tell me what im doing wrong?
[05:57] <xoey> anyone know why i can't mount my sd card in Ubuntu but I can in Fedora?
[05:57] <blackgibson> I started on slackware and Afterstep.. no GDM
[05:57] <infinityxi> my first distro was red hat 6 from a pile of CDs i order from linuxmall way back when
[05:57] <blackgibson> So yea... im no guru, but i learned some stuff the hard way
[05:57] <infinityxi> they had a special 10 cds for $5
[05:57] <Omega4790> Hi Guys
[05:57] <Omega4790> I have a minor crisis
[05:57] <infinityxi> yeah what i did was
[05:58] <argot567879> Can anyone help me with the samba problem?
[05:58] <infinityxi> i quit windows for a year
[05:58] <Omega4790> and I could use some help?
[05:58] <shawnmstout> anyone?
[05:58] <gduncan> Crap! Still no go.
[05:58] <infinityxi> i went through senior year of HS with linux
[05:58] <tjz> can i vnc to my ubuntu on my vps?
[05:58] <Xcell> I have to reboot to use my cd/dvd drives.. how to fix this?
[05:58] <what_if> piju: I do now, just googled. This is what you are installing to I take it. Still, what CD are you copying to it?
[05:58] <infinityxi> when abiword was like 20% complete and StarOffice had it's own start menu
[05:58] <infinityxi> and took up 900MB of ram
[05:58] <infinityxi> ...it still kind of does
[05:58] <piju> what_if, u still dont understand
[05:58] <blackgibson> I game on windows, and my home studio is windows baised. everything else is done on Ubuntu..
[05:58] <gduncan> I unplugged and re-plugged the FT232 Breakout just to make sure the device isn't attached to a process.
[05:58] <blackgibson> with short Hackintosh stints
[05:58] <piju> what_if, nvm ill ask another person
[05:59] <Omega4790> So, I just installed 9.04, and its nice, I'm enjoying it
[05:59] <Omega4790> except
[05:59] <gduncan> The serial dongle has rx and tx shorted, sort of a hardware local echo.
[05:59] <Omega4790> I cannot get the resolution to go above 800x600!
[05:59] <infinityxi> i quit windows games, i play Tremulous, Quake 3, Sauerbraten on Linux
[05:59] <argot567879> I can't connect to my shared folders on windows.
[05:59] <infinityxi> oh and counter strike via wine
[05:59] <gduncan> But I don't even see the TX or RX LEDs do anything.
[05:59] <argot567879> Wine won't work for me ever.
[05:59] <aleron6> ill even give yu guys the link sstick it will take  ye for ever
[05:59] <aleron6> file:///usr/share/gnome/help/user-guide/C/user-guide.xml#prefs-look-and-feel
[05:59] <Dumie> Can someone help me with the GRUB ?
[06:00] <argot567879> I don't understand how people get it to work.
[06:00] <infinityxi> argot567879: really? it is better than it ever has been
[06:00] <infinityxi> i remember when i really used to be useless
[06:00] <gduncan> Ugh. grub!
[06:00] <Omega4790> There is no option for a higher res
[06:00] <argot567879> I only care about connecting to my shared folders on my windows computer.
[06:00] <Omega4790> and I know both my graphics card and monitor both support
[06:00] <Xcell> why do i have to reboot to use my cd/dvd drives?
[06:00] <Omega4790> at the least
[06:00] <argot567879> I like both linux and windows.
[06:00] <infinityxi> Omega4790: what is your gfx card?
[06:01] <Dumie> I had an old drive with XP inside and i connected it to pc but dont know how to add it to the grub menu so i can boot sometime.. Does anyone know how to do it succesfuly?
[06:01] <kingsofleon> argot > why won't shared folders work? what happens?
[06:01] <Omega4790> I'm using an old Nvidea GeForce 2
[06:01] <infinityxi> hmm
[06:01] <hyperstation> gduncan: yeah , i just bought it....nowhere hehehe...but mine is r2007a, that is packaged on a DVD
[06:01] <infinityxi> are you using the proprietary drivers?
[06:01] <argot567879> Mandriva I could and have looked up info on how to do it on ubuntu but there doesn't appear to be a way to do it.
[06:01] <Omega4790> the proprietary drivers
[06:01] <argot567879> I get this error Failed to retrieve share list from server
[06:01] <Omega4790> how do I check?
[06:01] <infinityxi> go to the System menu
[06:01] <aleron6> follow the link file:///usr/share/gnome/help/user-guide/C/user-guide.xml#prefs-look-and-feel
[06:01] <andres__> hi guys, does anyone knows how to make transparent the menu in gnome??? not the bar...
[06:01] <infinityxi> then Administration -> Hardware Drivers
[06:02] <Dumie> please help with grub... :(
[06:02] <Xcell> andres__-   emerald?
[06:02] <Omega4790> okay
[06:02] <Chowder> Dumie, ask your question
[06:02] <Xcell> not sure
[06:02] <Omega4790> I am using proprietary drivers, yes.
[06:02] <Dumie> I had an old drive with XP inside and i connected it to pc but dont know how to add it to the grub menu so i can boot sometime.. Does anyone know how to do it succesfuly?
[06:03] <andres__> Xcell, emerald? I will search thank you!
[06:03] <Dumie> i dont know what root to give (hd(*,*) and what chainloader..
[06:03] <Chowder> Dumie, ok, how many drives do you have? 2?
[06:03] <Xcell> ok
[06:03] <Dumie> 2 sata and one external via firewire
[06:03] <Omega4790> Its the strangest thing!
[06:03] <Xcell> why do i have to reboot to use my dvd/cd drives.???
[06:04] <Chowder> ok, open up a terminal and type this (without quotes) "sudo blkid"
[06:04] <Xcell> and
[06:05] <simoncpu> Updog
[06:05] <Omega4790> Should I not be using proprietary drivers?
[06:05] <svensko> hello, i installed xorg through aptitude (sudo apt-get install xorg) and now my xorg.conf is blank... I need to change something in it and cannot find it, where is it located?
[06:06] <kmkz> svensko: there might be a backup of the old file called xorg.conf~ or something like that
[06:06] <ienorand> aleron6: I don't have the documentation available right now, unfortunately, what exactly are you looking for (you could pastebin the documentation page if that explains)
[06:06] <ienorand> !pastebin
[06:06] <storbeck> dpkg-reconfigure it, svensko
[06:06] <Xcell> Chowder-  why do i have to reboot to use my cd/dvd drives.. they work on boot..when i wait 15 mins..they can not be accessed.
[06:06] <svensko> stor, i need to manually modify it for use with xrandr...
[06:07] <svensko> how can i manually open and modify it?
[06:07] <Chowder> Xcell, no idea
[06:07] <Xcell> ok
[06:07] <storbeck> well, you'll have to dpkg-reconfigure it to restore the file, then open it in vim
[06:07] <Chowder> sorry :(
[06:07] <Xcell> np
[06:07] <sdfsdfsd> hello wideworld
[06:07] <akidd116> is unmount the same thing as eject in windows? (for a flashdrive)
[06:07] <ienorand> svensko: /etc/X11/Xorg.conf is the path..
[06:08] <svensko> no, storbeck, when i open /etc/X11/xorg.conf in vim it is blank
[06:08] <storbeck> sigh...
[06:08] <ienorand> akidd116: yes, prettty much
[06:08] <akidd116> ok, thanks haha
[06:08] <storbeck> Did you read the first part of what I said?
[06:08] <svensko> i am running xfce4 from the minimal CD install, i installed xorg through aptitude
[06:08] <svensko> listen, i've used linux for three years, i KNOW how to modify xorg, but it is BLANK
[06:08] <svensko> i did what you said and it's still BLANK
[06:08] <storbeck> mhm
[06:08] <svensko> SIGH...
[06:09] <Chowder> Dumie, did you do what I told you already?
[06:09] <Xcell> lol
[06:09] <akidd116> how do i make another media player my default player? in this case i want to go to vlc
[06:09] <svensko> the file exists, it's just blank, reconfigure doesn't do anything
[06:10] <r4yner> svensko: did you do a wc on the file?  (i.e., do you have read access?)
[06:10] <svensko> note that i installed from a minimal CD and thus had to install xorg through aptitude, i've been told that doing this causes the xorg.conf file to be controlled by something else
[06:10] <svensko> r4yner, it's blank even to root
[06:11] <Xcell> svensko-   try this:   https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Video
[06:11] <storbeck> svensko, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7258285
[06:11] <storbeck> there's a few default xorg's
[06:11] <kmkz> akidd116: right click --> propoerties -->open with
[06:11] <storbeck> sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[06:11] <akidd116> ah, ok. thanks, kmkz
[06:13] <svensko> storbeck, that puts stuff into xorg but no actual settings
[06:13] <ftehw> question:  set up an ACL accordingly to http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=145741.  works great for new files in the directory (e.g. touch /share/foo) but not for copied filed (e.g. copy /notshare/foo /share/).  Any solutions?
[06:13] <svensko> same as systemtyrant
[06:14] <storbeck> why don't you just type in the settings you want to change?
[06:14] <ienorand> svensko: Normally, there are no proper settings in xorg.conf, not anymore...
[06:14] <svensko> ienorand, if i wanted to change a setting, specifically virtual space (for use with xrandr), where would i modify such a setting?
[06:16] <ienorand> svensko: I think you could still put that into xorg, and it would be acknowledged, but I'm not sure... it's been ages since I dabbled in xorg.conf
[06:18] <svensko> ty ienorand
[06:19] <maii> hallo
[06:19] <maii> hallooooooo??
[06:19] <ienorand> !ask
[06:20] <ienorand> maii: hello
[06:20] <maii> hello sry
[06:20] <chemikalz> just installed screenlets
[06:20] <noshelter> hey guys, i created a win xp virtual machine with the kvm tutorial, but it cant see my blackberry device connected on usb, mouse works tho...., any advice?
[06:20] <chemikalz> nice sysmontier transparent
[06:21] <svensko> ienorand, the Virtual line in xorg was ignored... never though Ubuntu would have me pulling my hair out
[06:21] <Chowder> laxa8831, don't forget to make a link to the desktop
[06:21] <Chowder> so that you'll have a "windows" folder pointing to your XP partition
[06:21] <storbeck> nosebleed, Does your blackberry work on linux?
[06:22] <storbeck> noshelter, *
[06:22] <svensko> ubuntu only seems to be detecting a single display on my acer aspire one with an external monitor hooked up to it, is there something special i need to do in xfce4 for it to detect the external display?
[06:22] <bullgard4> Who could please help me with testing Empathy voice chat? A first test with a partner was only partially successful.
[06:22] <emm> the floodbots handle mibbit or other proxies in an interesting way.
[06:22] <noshelter> storbeck, i have power, other than that...
[06:22] <noshelter> i can see it being connected if i do lsusb
[06:23] <storbeck> Eh, I think for the most part the thing needs to work in linux (all drivers working) for it to work in a VM
[06:23] <storbeck> That's just my experience though
[06:23] <emm> could any of you recommend a wireless card to put inside of a desktop that will surely work well with ubuntu/linux ?
[06:23] <noshelter> ouch... i think i got it to work once with vmware, but i cant say for sure...
[06:24] <SLAM> richi
[06:25] <Clown_Knife> Hey all have a super paronid mate who does stock market online I have him using ubuntu I have told him not to follow links from emails to his investments or banking etc and not to store his passwords in firefox, is there anything else you would recommend for me to tell him?
[06:25] <Chowder> emm: google
[06:26] <deadpepsi_> silly question is there away to run aol from ubuntu trying to get the wife off xxxxxxx
[06:26] <shawnmstout> dead, yes
[06:26] <Chowder> Clown_Knife, I'd recommend that he learn some basic principles of security
[06:26] <shawnmstout> but not with thier software
[06:26] <deadpepsi_> ok
[06:26] <sysdoc> Clown_Knife, yea use Esignal and IB as his broker
[06:26] <shawnmstout> u can use pidgen, for ims
[06:26] <deadpepsi_> i know theres the web site
[06:27] <shawnmstout> aol.com for mail
[06:27] <Awsoonn> hi all, I have an ATI card that I would like to load the propriatary drivers on. the OSS drivers do not render textrues for me. I am using 9.04
[06:27] <shawnmstout> so most features are there
[06:27] <Chowder> lol aol
[06:27] <Clown_Knife> Chowder: cheers sysdoc will look into it thanks
[06:27] <Chowder> :D
[06:27] <deadpepsi_> yea i was hopeing to run the aol program for her but ok
[06:28] <deadpepsi_> i personal hate aol
[06:28] <Chowder> windows programs won't run on Linux unless you use WINE
[06:28] <deadpepsi_> shes bent on it and its the only reason shes on on linux yet
[06:28] <sysdoc> Clown_Knife, Esignal as far as I know does now run in Linux, but was serious about the IB
[06:28] <deadpepsi_> tired wine
[06:28] <deadpepsi_> and it did not install
[06:29] <Chowder> deadpepsi_, I personally loathe wine. Have you tried searching on google?
[06:29] <deadpepsi_> for the last 4 hours
[06:29] <kmkz> deadpepsi_: i dunno if i got you right but Pidgin can run aol
[06:29] <deadpepsi_> i dont ask till i seach
[06:29] <Chowder> http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=AOL+"Linux"&btnG=Google+Search&aq=f&oq=AOL+"Linux"&fp=X_oKtnwDVuU
[06:29] <Chowder> ^first result
[06:29] <Clown_Knife> sysdoc: IB ??
[06:29] <mneptok> deadpepsi_: AOL, or AIM?
[06:30] <sysdoc> Clown_Knife, http://www.interactivebrokers.com/ibg/main.php
[06:30] <deadpepsi_> no need for dialup we have fios
[06:31] <deadpepsi_> lol
[06:31] <deadpepsi_> she uses aol 9.1
[06:31] <mneptok> deadpepsi_: does she want the full AOL client software, or just the IM bit?
[06:31] <deadpepsi_> no matter if it wont run then it wont run
[06:31] <Chowder> deadpepsi_, what he meant was is AOL your ISP (Internet Service Provider) or do you just use it to send instant messages?
[06:32] <shawnmstout> dead, i do know a way
[06:32] <blz> deadpepsi:  are you trying to run AOL to connect to the internet, or AIM to instant messege?
[06:32] <deadpepsi_> she has the free aol for mail and stuff
[06:32] <blz> *message, even
[06:32] <shawnmstout> could install linux and virtualbox
[06:32] <deadpepsi_> we have fios for a connection
[06:32] <shawnmstout> then put tinyxp on virtualbox
[06:32] <mneptok> deadpepsi_: you can get AOL mail through the AOL website, no?
[06:32] <shawnmstout> but ur still running xp
[06:32] <shawnmstout> advantage, if she screws it up, no biggie, delete file and restart
[06:33] <deadpepsi_> yea i know guess i will make it happen with umm the web site and all
[06:33] <blz> deadpepsi_:  Have you tried some of the native linux clients (pigin, for example)?
[06:33] <Chowder> deadpepsi_, ok, but do you have to pay AOL for your internet service or do you get from a company like roadrunner or Comcast
[06:33] <deadpepsi_> no biggie
[06:33] <mneptok> deadpepsi_: and Pidgin does AIM
[06:33] <gartral_> ok, this is gonna sound stupid, but is there a gui for irssi?
[06:33] <deadpepsi_> no aol has free service now!!
[06:33] <m0> I started to realize that ubuntu isn't the choice of platform for developers. So many libraries are outdated.
[06:33] <blz> deadpepsi:  Pidgin runs the aim protocol, so you can talk to people on AIM
[06:33] <deadpepsi_> has had for several years
[06:33] <mneptok> gartral_: no. and that's borderline blasphemy.
[06:33] <Chowder> gartral_, a gui for irssi is like dividing by zero
[06:33] <deadpepsi_> yea i know i use it
[06:33] <deadpepsi_> on my laptop[
[06:33] <Chowder> /facepalm
[06:34] <shawnmstout> chowder its free if you have your own isp
[06:34] <blz> aah okay. you just want the actual AIM client...
[06:34] <blz> have you tried wine?
[06:34] <Chowder> shawnmstout, that's not what I meant....
[06:34] <Chowder> AOL != AIM
[06:34] <infinityxi> where the hell does the screen resolution for X get saved these days?
[06:34] <deadpepsi_> no she has aol 9.1 and run byop connects to aol for mail and other stuff
[06:34] <infinityxi> i mean my xorg conf is pretty default and has nothing telling of my display
[06:34] <deadpepsi_> not aim
[06:34] <shawnmstout> oh just read it again
[06:34] <Chowder> imho, pidgin is way better than AIM
[06:35] <Chowder> if you're gonna get AIM at least get the AIM AdHack from Cuban Aftermath
[06:35] <deadpepsi_> but it no biggie
[06:35] <blz> deadpepsi:  oh i got you. okay... yeah that's a pain
[06:35] <shawnmstout> chowder, i agree
[06:35] <deadpepsi_> i will put her on the web and a;;
[06:35] <deadpepsi_> all
[06:35] <blz> lol fat fingers
[06:35] <shawnmstout> you can tie in, aol, msn, yahoo, all in 1 program
[06:35] <Chowder> even myspace IM
[06:35] <deadpepsi_> heck even my 7- year old mother-in-law want to switch over after tonights stuff i did
[06:36] <deadpepsi_> i cant seem to get myspace im to login
[06:36] <shawnmstout> ya and irc
[06:36] <jigp> hello guys. in bitlbee using yahoo messenger, how to add a user id in yahoo? like ubuntu@yahoo.com i type : add 0 ubuntu@yahoo.com ubuntu...0 - zero is the number where the account is listed in "account list" 0. yahoo
[06:36] <mneptok> deadpepsi_: if your mother-in-law is 7, exactly how old is your wife? and does your AOL connection ever get dropped when the police come through the windows?
[06:36] <jigp> 01:34 <@root> Invalid account
[06:36] <infinityxi> facebook IM on pidgin works great
[06:36] <blz> mneptok:  in b4 pedobear
[06:36] <deadpepsi_> 7x
[06:37] <deadpepsi_> 70
[06:37] <deadpepsi_> 70+
[06:37] <shawnmstout> im on it now with civpro username
[06:37] <shawnmstout> heh
[06:37] <deadpepsi_> lol
[06:37] <infinityxi> but does anyone know in 9.04 where screen resolution settings are stored?
[06:37] <infinityxi> they aren't really explictly stated in xorg.conf
[06:38] <mneptok> MySpace and AOL. am i the only person here with any taste and more than 14 candles on my birthday cake?
[06:38] <deadpepsi_> it only get dropped when i block it in the fiber chan router
[06:38] <KB1JWQ> mneptok: No worries; he types like he's twelve. :D
[06:38] <mneptok> KB1JWQ: oh good! HAM ops usually are old enough to vote.
[06:38] <infinityxi> MySpace is a seizure website
[06:38] <Chowder> mneptok, I use facebook and AOL. Am I cool now? Can I be an elitist too?
[06:38] <infinityxi> and i forgot AOL was still publicly traded
[06:38] <blz> myspace is an AIDS website
[06:39] <mneptok> anyhow, this is going offtopic.
[06:39] <mneptok> !offtopic
[06:39] <deadpepsi_> myspace is good for mobsters
[06:39] <deadpepsi_> lol
[06:39] <KB1JWQ> mneptok: They're usually old enough to collect social security; I'm on the wrong side of 30 for that...
[06:39] <Chowder> blz: so i herd u liek them
[06:39] <deadpepsi_> and there are 36 candles on my cake
[06:39] <mneptok> KB1JWQ: i'm not :/
[06:39] <blz> Chowder:  lol
[06:40] <deadpepsi_> cq cq cq kb1jwq kg4iqm
[06:40] <whatvn> deadpepsi_: I call you "uncle" lol
[06:40] <KB1JWQ> Heh, over to the offtopic channe.
[06:40] <deadpepsi_> you might
[06:40] <Chowder> blz: herd u liek habbo
[06:40] <TheMusicGuy> Hoy there. I'm having some power issues on my laptop.
[06:40] <jiyanmoyu> My god,age is not a problem
[06:40] <blz> Chowder:  I'm moar of a mudkip guy myself...
[06:40] <mneptok> !offtopic
[06:41] <Chowder> SEAKING
[06:41] <blz> NO U
[06:41] <Chowder> u
[06:41] <whatvn> jijamoyu: sometimes it does :-p
[06:41] <blz> I'm going to stop this before I get kicked lol
[06:41] <dartagnon> I'm trying to share files on a local network and can't seem to figure it out.  I can access my shares from other computers only if I input my name & password; how can I set up my shares to be accessible more easily and to anyone on the network?
[06:41] <blz> but it's good to come across a fellow /b/rother
[06:41] <Chowder> indeed
[06:42] <deadpepsi_> whatvn what was that suppose to mean
[06:42] <deadpepsi_> you call me uncle
[06:42] <TheMusicGuy> After upgrading to Jaunty, It seems my cooling fan is going wild when doing mundane things like viewing youtube videos, even when the power profile is set to "Powersave"
[06:42] <TheMusicGuy> whereas this did not happen with Hardy
[06:43] <jiyanmoyu> whatvn :              I love a girl older than me
[06:43] <bazhang> !ot
[06:43] <whatvn> deadpepsi_: I'm just kidding, knowledge is depend on age, I know that
[06:43] <bazhang> please take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic thanks
[06:44] <whatvn> deadpepsi_: I meant is not depend
[06:44] <whatvn> :D
[06:44] <mneptok> !offtopic > whatvn
[06:44] <mneptok> whatvn: last warning
[06:44] <deadpepsi_> ok i though you might be someone i was looking for
[06:44] <deadpepsi_> was think no way how did he get in there
[06:45] <whatvn> ok, sorry all
[06:46] <dartagnon> Does anyone have a suggestion on how to get local filesharing to work?
[06:46] <dartagnon> I came here to try and spare the forums such a mundane topic.
[06:46] <mneptok> dartagnon: using what protocol?
[06:47] <sacarlson> ﻿dartagnon: try this gui setup for samba package system-config-samba
[06:48] <msmarc> hey i'm getting an error when trying to install build-essential with apt-get in intrepid is there some sort of bug?
[06:48] <dartagnon> mneptok: any.. whatever you think is easiest. sacarison: thanks, trying that now
[06:49] <sacarlson> ﻿msmarc: what error might that be?
[06:49] <msmarc> it says it has unmet dependencies
[06:50] <sacarlson> ﻿msmarc:  I'm sure you did an apt-get update
[06:50] <blz> msmarc:  sanity check -- did you enable all of the repos?
[06:50] <pdtpatri1k> msmarc .. run sudo apt-get update before installing build-essentials
[06:50] <msmarc> i did apt-get update but I didn't check sources.list could that be the problem?
[06:50] <sacarlson> ﻿msmarc: also try another repo server  sometimes the servers get broken
[06:51] <msmarc> k thanks
[06:51] <blz> msmarc:  i'm not sure what repo build-essential is on, but try enabling the 3rd party ones for now
[06:51] <blz> np
[06:52] <sacarlson> ﻿msmarc: ya you might have to set the source check box in synaptic or manualy in your source.list
[06:52] <xeroxmalfunction> i upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 and now i can't enable DMA on my PATA dvd burner
[06:52] <shabgard> Hi dear
[06:53] <shabgard> My name is Ali
[06:53] <msmarc> i figured out what i did
[06:53] <sacarlson> ﻿msmarc: and that is?
[06:53] <msmarc> I copied the source.list from my old hardy system into m y new intrepid system
[06:53] <shabgard> i have a question about install a device
[06:53] <shabgard> see
[06:54] <svensko_notebook> !ask | shabgard
[06:54] <msmarc> i didn't even think about it so I have a hardy sources.list on intrepid
[06:54] <shabgard> this Devise is a reader fingerprint USB
[06:54] <msmarc> Is there anywhere I can download the intrepid sources.list?
[06:54] <shabgard> model AET63 ACS
[06:54] <sacarlson> ﻿msmarc: then I guess you have a harpid version
[06:54] <storbeck> msmarc: sudo sed -i 's/hardy/intrepid/g' sources.list
[06:54] <bigbrah> anyone have experience with wubi here
[06:55] <shabgard> I did download driver at site but I don't know that how install ...
[06:56] <msmarc> sweet it seems fixed now
[06:57] <shabgard> I did download driver at site but I don't know that how install ...
[06:57] <shabgard> i have a question about install a device
[06:57] <shabgard> model AET63 ACS
[06:58] <shabgard> I did download driver at site but I don't know that how install ...
[06:58] <d_OoO_b> hello, i used unfsd, and cannot mount, permission deined. im root. the unfs server is myself. and the config file allow the perm
[06:59] <|freddy|> d_OoO_b: show me how are you mounting it
[07:01] <Pugnacious> Alright, i've got a crazy question for someone.
[07:01] <Pugnacious>  I've installed ubuntu 9.04 on an old machine.  The machine has a 40 gb hard drive and a raid controller with 9 hard drives on a raid controller card.  The hard drives are configured in raid (striping) with 1 hot swap backup.  The OS is installed to the 40gb drive.    Installation went perfect, and i selected automatic login for my username.  After a reboot, the login works, but there's an error message.  It's very quick and hard t
[07:01] <Dumie> i want help with KGRUB and Boot.ini
[07:01] <Dumie> Someone Please!
[07:02] <shabgard> I did download driver at site but I don't know that how install ...
[07:03] <sekyourbox> I have my eth0 interface running in permiscious mode.. How would one go about finding out what is causing this?
[07:03] <ShazbotMcNasty> Hello -I'm attempting to install tint2, I've added the things I've been told to, to the sources.list, but when I sudo apt-get install tint2 I get  ":The following packages have unmet dependencies.
[07:03] <ShazbotMcNasty>   tint2: Depends: libxrandr2 (>= 2:1.2.99.2) but 2:1.2.3-1 is to be installed
[07:03] <ShazbotMcNasty> E: Broken packages
[07:03] <ShazbotMcNasty> ".. any ideas?
[07:03] <FloodBot1> ShazbotMcNasty: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:03] <ShazbotMcNasty> I didn't think that was that big... o_o
[07:04] <ShazbotMcNasty> :/
[07:06] <melik> is there any program that will copy my ENTIRE ubuntu partition to a different partition
[07:06] <storbeck> melik: dd
[07:07] <BlackCoffee> how do i get my kde panel to inform me of weather stuff?
[07:07] <melik> BlackCoffee, #kubuntu
[07:07] <BlackCoffee> ok
[07:08] <bigbrah> anyone have experience with wubi here
[07:08] <storbeck> melik: dd if=/dev/sda2 of=/dev/sdb2 bs=4096 conv=notrunc,noerror
[07:08] <melik> thank you storbeck, i was just reading the manpage
[07:08] <storbeck> np
[07:08] <gduncan> Are there any terminal programs besides minicom and cutecom?
[07:08] <melik> gduncan, terminal emulators?
[07:09] <gduncan> Both have really annoying 'features'
[07:09] <gduncan> Yes.
[07:09] <eth01> gduncan: not really
[07:09] <gduncan> Lovely.
[07:09] <dartagnon> ok, I still can't figure out how to use samba.  I can see the shared directories from another computer, but I can't get in them.  What sort of settings should I be setting up?
[07:09] <melik> gduncan, you should look into tilda; its really amazing
[07:09] <deadpepsi_> aside form defualt what repos should i have in my system>
[07:09] <storbeck> I use terminator, but eterm, aterm, and xterm are good
[07:09] <deadpepsi_> ?
[07:09] <melik> get tilda
[07:10] <melik> i just have tilda run at startup, and my hotkey is F1; everytime i press the hotkey it just brings up the terminal full screen
[07:10] <melik> i have the emulator always running, and its really efficient
[07:10] <gduncan> I need to deal with multiple serial ports for debugging embedded hardware.
[07:11] <gduncan> Minicom won't let you change ports dynamically. You have to quit and restart every time you change the port.
[07:11] <gduncan> And Cutecom doesn't send characters live, but rather buffers them until you hit return.
[07:11] <gduncan> So lame.
[07:12] <storbeck> gduncan: have you tried http://freshmeat.net/projects/gtkterm/
[07:15] <storbeck> What about Kermit?
[07:16] <gduncan> Sweet. Gtkterm may do the trick. Thanks!
[07:16] <Ubuntubruger6> Hello
[07:16] <storbeck> no problem
[07:16] <Ubuntubruger6> Which version of Ubuntu should i install on my MSI Wind U100?
[07:18] <storbeck> Ubuntubruger6: Intrepid?
[07:18] <melik> Ubuntubruger6, jaunty
[07:18] <melik> netbook remix
[07:18] <storbeck> Oh, right. Jaunty just came out, didn't it?
[07:19] <melik> yep
[07:19] <melik> i think they're already working on karmic
[07:20] <Cakep> h
[07:21] <dylan_> where do I set environmental variables ? in ~/.bashrc ??
[07:22] <gduncan> Hmmm, kermit looks interesting, but the man page is a bear!
[07:22] <Ubuntubruger6> melik: jaunty??
[07:22] <Ubuntubruger6> storbeck: what do you mean by intrepid?
[07:22] <storbeck> Ubuntubruger6: Januty and Intrepid are Ubuntu versions...
[07:22] <gduncan> I need simple and functional for now, but will keep kermit in mind.
[07:22] <storbeck> Have you tried looking on www.ubuntu.com?
[07:24] <gduncan> On a different topic, has anyone experienced problems upgrading from 8.10 to 9.04???
[07:24] <gduncan> Any benefit?
[07:26] <noaXess> what nee i remove to configure network over /etc/network/interfaces ?
[07:27] <noaXess> network-manager-gnome?
[07:28] <Guest12745> hi
[07:29] <HelgeF> Anyone knows how to upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04 directly without going through the 8.10 step?
[07:29] <Finnish_> I have a problem with ATI + HDMI output, can someone help me?
[07:29] <Finnish_> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1103332
[07:30] <HelgeF> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade?
[07:30] <storbeck> That's not generally a good idea
[07:30] <noaXess> need i remove network-manager if i want configure network over /etc/network/interfaces?
[07:30] <m0> Hello, I added debian repository in my sources (cause I wanted to install binutils-gold), and many failed, I took it out from sources.list and when I reboot it says Debian in grub. Then it wont bootup, I had to edit grub and remove the first line (called root) and it booted. How can I fix what I did?
[07:35] <Ubuntubruger6> does anyone have the link for the right Jaunty Ubuntu version?
[07:35] <m0> any ideas?
[07:35] <m0> Ubuntubruger6: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download  ?
[07:36] <Ubuntubruger6> m0: isnt that just the normal ubuntu?
[07:36] <bazhang> !info ubuntu-netbook-remix
[07:36] <bazhang> Ubuntubruger6, ^^
[07:36] <secret901> I'm trying to update my system but I keep getting errors trying to open the directory /lib/modules/2.6.24-12-generic
[07:37] <neoXsys> Ubuntubruger6: http://releases.ubuntu.com/jaunty/
[07:37] <akidd116> so, does ubuntu have a "task manager" thing like windows does?
[07:37] <lstarnes> akidd116: system > administration > system monitor
[07:37] <Ubuntubruger6> neoXsys: do you also recommend jaunty
[07:37] <neoXsys> Ubuntubruger6: Of-course!
[07:38] <kmkz> akidd116: you could also type "top" in the terminal (no quotes)
[07:38] <neoXsys> Ubuntubruger6: Are you looking for UNR (Ubuntu Netbook Remix)?
[07:38] <secret901> I'm trying to update my system but I keep getting errors trying to open the directory /lib/modules/2.6.24-12-generic
[07:38] <akidd116> is there a preset shortcut key or would i have to set one myself?
[07:38] <storbeck> secret901: Are you root?
[07:38] <secret901> storbeck: no
[07:39] <lstarnes> akidd116: not that I know of
[07:39] <storbeck> well there's your problem
[07:39] <secret901> storbeck: but I ran it with sudo
[07:39] <Ubuntubruger6> neoXsys: i have a MSI Wind and i would like to install Ubuntu, which version would be best?
[07:39] <storbeck> d'oh
[07:39] <storbeck> Does that directory exist?
[07:39] <secret901> storbeck: no
[07:39] <akidd116> fair enough, i guess ill just set one myself
[07:39] <storbeck> well there's your problem
[07:39] <secret901> storbeck: I know that's my problem.
[07:39] <secret901> storbeck: but my system thinks that it exists
[07:39] <kmkz> akidd116: you can also add it to the top panel ... just do a right click --> add to panel
[07:40] <storbeck> Try making a symlink to the correct directory and naming it 2.6.24-12-generic
[07:40] <secret901> storbeck: that's why it's trying to access it
[07:40] <neoXsys> Ubuntubruger6: Just give try to UNR, Cool Interface, perfect for Netbook.
[07:41] <m0> is it possible to rollback to the original ubuntu state? I think I updated my kernel by accident
[07:41] <secret901> storbeck: I have the directory 2.6.24-16-generic
[07:41] <m0> I have this /boot/initrd.img-2.6.28-11-generic
[07:42] <storbeck> secret901: try doing this: sudo ln -s /lib/modules/2.6.24-12-generic /lib/modules/2.6.24-16-generic
[07:42] <deantastic> good day, guys. just wiped my ubuntu drive and did a clean install of jaunty. now I've got only 200mib free space left on this partition. installed gparted but I can't resize anything. If I boot from the Jaunty live CD would I be able to resize my partitions?
[07:42] <storbeck> deantastic: yes
[07:43] <cyberjorge> hi
[07:43] <cyberjorge> I have a driver with .so extension, how do I install this?
[07:44] <storbeck> cyberjorge: just put it in with the other .so files
[07:45] <cyberjorge> storbeck: it's in my desktop, where should i move it? it's a driver for touchscreen function of a POS device
[07:45] <Renay> hello friends, Quick Q: What is the difference between  /etc/acpi/hibernate and /usr/sbin/hibernate? Thanks so much!
[07:45] <secret901> storbeck: I don't think that's such a good idea, since the updater was trying to remove that module
[07:45] <lsolesen> How do I make sure that I can access my desktop using the built-in vnc from outside my local network in 9.04
[07:45] <storbeck> oh, well, then just take it out of the installer
[07:46] <Renay> how to make IRC colorful?
[07:46] <secret901> storbeck: it's trying to remove the package linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24-12-generic before updating other packages, but the problem is that I don't have that package
[07:46] <billw> can someone give me guidance?
[07:46] <ozzmosis> Renay: X-Chat supports colours
[07:46] <Renay> I see
[07:47] <kmkz> Renay: use emacs erc ;)
[07:47] <Badrobot-> use --force
[07:47] <fantomas> Hello
[07:47] <lstarnes> Renay: many channels block color codes though
[07:47] <ozzmosis> Renay: it has an option to give each nickname a different colour
[07:47] <storbeck> secret901: Might want to submit a bug on that then, if it's doing that from the repos
[07:47] <secret901> storbeck: after I created the softlink it still didn't work
[07:47] <billw> Im new to the os, and I can't get my video player to work....?
[07:48] <secret901> billw: which player are you using?
[07:48] <kmkz> billw: install vlc
[07:48] <roobot3> hey, how do i search inside a files and folders recursive a string ?
[07:48] <fantomas> Does anybody know why the fuck cursor disappearing in Midnight Commander internal editor both in Jaunty (4.6.2-pre) and Karmic (4.6.2)? And how the fuck can I disable highlighting of Tabs? Sorry for language
[07:48] <kmkz> billw: sudo apt-get install vlc
[07:48] <Seeker`> fantomas: don't swear
[07:48] <billw> vlc is already in here
[07:48] <cyberjorge> storbeck: any other suggestion for .so file?
[07:49] <lvlefisto> !language | fantomas
[07:49] <fantomas> lvlefisto: ok
[07:49] <billw> tried to go to the debian web page and down load program, but nothing works
[07:49] <storbeck> cyberjorge: It just depends on where it's supposed to go, might want to check the readme files
[07:49] <fantomas> lvlefisto: just... very annoying. Hoping many MC users fight same
[07:49] <storbeck> roobot3: grep -r
[07:49] <roobot3> and how do i find a files
[07:49] <roobot3> find -u filename ?
[07:49] <roobot3> recurisive
[07:49] <storbeck> find . -name filename
[07:50] <midkniht> find .|grep filename
[07:50] <Renay2> hello! Yes, Xchat works!
[07:50] <storbeck> no need for that midkniht
[07:50] <midkniht> one less char
[07:50] <lstarnes> roobot3: or locate filename
[07:50] <Renay2> Thanks friends!
[07:50] <roobot3> find . -exec grep -i -H -n 'texttofind' {} \;
[07:50] <roobot3> that is good ?
[07:50] <cyberjorge> storbeck: no readme files in my case, anyway i'll just try moving on related place
[07:50] <midkniht> moar chars!
[07:50] <secret901> My system is trying to remove the package linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24-12-generic but it can't because the directory for it doesn't exist and now I can't update my system unless that package is removed.
[07:50] <storbeck> roobot3: just use grep -r
[07:51] <billw> wish I learned this earlier-military only teaches windows
[07:51] <storbeck> grep -r text *
[07:51] <Renay2> I have a quick question on 'hibernate'  I have two scripts which is the right one? /usr/sbin/hibernate and /etc/acpi/hibernate.sh
[07:51] <fubaz> tried ubuntu 9.04 with wubi, like it, want to switch to dual boot, wondering if anyone has any experience on how well the partitioning tool works and whether I'll need to repair winxp, which boots off c (where partition will be) with system files on drive d
[07:51] <votan> HEY
[07:51] <votan> how do you turn off this pulse audio and get alsa working
[07:51]  * fantomas taking a gun and start seeking a developer of Tabs highlighting in MC
[07:51] <Renay2> Any hibernate ACPI experts.. I need help!
[07:52] <owen1> is there a way to see what fonts is currently used by xterm?
[07:52] <Renay2> I have a quick question on 'hibernate'  I have two scripts which is the right one? /usr/sbin/hibernate and /etc/acpi/hibernate.sh
[07:53] <lstarnes> Renay2: probably the one in /usr/sbin
[07:53] <neoXsys> votan: What is the output of asoundconf list
[07:53] <storbeck> Renay2: depends on what you're trying to do
[07:53] <Renay2> /usr/sbin/hibernate doesn't work it hangs while dumping data to disk, but if I give command from root shell /etc one works
[07:54] <secret901> My system is trying to remove the package linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24-12-generic but it can't because the directory for it doesn't exist and now I can't update my system unless that package is removed. How do I remove that package?
[07:54] <Renay2> how do I do auto hibernate with /etc/ one?
[07:54] <lstarnes> secret901: you could try sudo aptitude remove -f linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24-12-generic
[07:54] <votan> neoXsys: SB and HDMI
[07:55] <lstarnes> secret901: I do not know how safe that would be though
[07:55] <secret901> lstarnes: tried that
[07:55] <sacarlson> ﻿votan: some aplications like audacious allow you to select what driver is used as output.  not sure if it totaly turns off pulse audio or not.
[07:55] <secret901> lstarnes: you gave me that advice a while ago
[07:55] <lstarnes> secret901: I recall having a similar issue
[07:55] <lstarnes> secret901: but not giving you that advice
[07:55] <neoXsys> votan: Check System -> Preferences -> Sound
[07:55] <T-KILLER> Hello people.  Im trying to install ffmpeg (with all encoders/decoded such as amr, a52, xvid, theora, etc etc) and php5-ffmpeg to a lamp server but i need to know where to check that the ffmpeg.so file is installed...  I'm following a tutorial for the GUI ubuntu bt im using only server 9 and terminal, no gui.  I have instelled ffmpeg but not moved its .so file to lamp as i am following a tutorial
[07:56] <T-KILLER> designed for xampp
[07:56] <votan> neoXsys:  sec
[07:56] <Renay2> lstarnes: How do I tie the one from gnome menu to the hibernate script in /etc?
[07:56] <secret901> lstarnes: now it's having the same problem with that package but it continues removing the other packages
[07:56] <ozzmosis> secret901: what if you get the .deb for that package then force reinstall it?
[07:56] <T-KILLER> therefor i dont have the opt/lampp folder on my system
[07:56] <lstarnes> Renay2: I don't know
[07:56] <yaris123456789> how do i pause and resume a process based on PID ?
[07:56] <secret901> ozzmosis: I can try that.  Know where I can find it?
[07:57] <T-KILLER> could you help direct me to where i should be copying the ffmpeg.so file so it is available on lamp ?
[07:57] <Renay2> storbek : I have hibernate in /usr/sbin and /etc/acpi . The one in /etc seem to work. How do I tie to auto hibernate in gnome?
[07:57] <ozzmosis> secret901: google should find it
[07:57] <votan> neoXsys: Âi using mplayer. "mplayer -ao alsa *.mp3" works fine
[07:57] <lstarnes> T-KILLER: have you tried installing the ffmpeg package?
[07:57] <neoXsys> Renay2: Right Click on Applications -> Edit Menus -> Put your custom executable command
[07:57] <BilokShem> I have a problem with using Mozilla on Ubuntu 8.10 for some weird reason
[07:58] <BilokShem> I have friends on yahoo groups and I can't see their pictures anymore
[07:58] <T-KILLER> lstarnes: i need to compile the ffmpeg package myself as it doesnt include the said codecs by default
[07:58] <kmkz> BilokShem: try disabling add-ons as a first step
[07:59] <BilokShem> ok
[07:59] <T-KILLER> therefore i cannot install by simply using apt-get or aptitude instal
[07:59] <lstarnes> T-KILLER: what codecs?
[07:59] <secret901> ozzmosis: I could only find 25 pages mentioning the package but none has the deb for it
[08:00] <T-KILLER> a52, amrnb,amrwb etc etc
[08:00] <BilokShem> kmkz: it used to work about an hour or so ago, but I got some message on the toolbar and it asked me to UNDO something but I decided to just close that and now I can't see their pics
[08:00] <sacarlson> ﻿T-KILLER: you might try search for it to find it then replace it  find it with find /usr -name "ffmpeg*"
[08:00] <T-KILLER> --enable-liba52 --enable-liba52bin \
[08:00] <T-KILLER> --enable-libamr-nb --enable-libamr-wb --enable-libdc1394 \
[08:00] <T-KILLER> --enable-libfaac --enable-libfaad --enable-libfaadbin \
[08:00] <T-KILLER> --enable-libmp3lame --enable-libtheora --enable-libvorbis \
[08:00] <T-KILLER> --enable-libx264 --enable-libxvid
[08:00] <FloodBot1> T-KILLER: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:00] <akidd116> so, i just downloaded a game, installed it, and all seemed well. i ran the game, the screen size changed but it didnt load
[08:00] <T-KILLER> i need al lthat
[08:00] <akidd116> any suggestions?
[08:00] <secret901> akidd116: is it a Windows game?
[08:01] <akidd116> nope, its enemy territory. i followed the setup instructions in a support forum for ubuntu
[08:01] <T-KILLER> i know where the ffmpeg.s0 file is, im asking where i need to copy it to to work with lamp rather than xampp
[08:01] <BilokShem> Ok I disabled what little add ons I had
[08:01] <BilokShem> Now what?
[08:02] <boringpackets> does anyone here run ubuntu on a "studio" laptop by dell?
[08:02] <kmkz> BilokShem: did you try disabling the addons? or you can also try a <Ctrl>+F5 (refresh, clear cache) otherwise it might be more complicated
[08:02] <boringpackets> anyone at all?
[08:02] <boringpackets> i cant install ubuntu right now because i am having dell honor my windows only warranty
[08:02] <sacarlson> ﻿T-KILLER:  I think where it was should work just rename the old and replace with the new
[08:02] <kmkz> dsiable restart firefox
[08:03] <boringpackets> furthermore, does linux offer any "professional" (yeah . . .) recording software?
[08:03] <akidd116> boringpackets, you could try running it in something like vmware or windows virtual pc
[08:03] <ozzmosis> secret901: don't suppose it's in /var/cache/apt/archives/ ?
[08:03] <boringpackets> akidd116 not a bad idea, my bios supports booting from an external device
[08:04] <boringpackets> i just cringe at the idea of an OS bottlenecked by USB
[08:04] <deantastic> hello all. I've booted into a live cd and am trying to repartition. I've screencapped my Gparted window - http://i41.tinypic.com/2dca81s.png I need to take some hd space away from /dev/sda1 and give it to /dev/sda6. Help?
[08:04] <deantastic> I've tried resizing /dev/sda1 but I can't allocate the resulting free space to /dev/sda6
[08:04] <msmarc> does anyone know if you can install java runtime environment under powerpc?
[08:04] <BilokShem> Ok I removed the add-ons now what do I do?
[08:04] <akidd116> boringpacket: i didnt use an external drive. i set up vmware and ran inside the windows os
[08:04] <secret901> ozzmosis: you mean the missing directory?
[08:04] <BilokShem> It didn't work/
[08:05] <ozzmosis> secret901: no, the .deb for that package
[08:05] <boringpackets> deantastic did you notice that warning sign on sda3?
[08:05] <secret901> ozzmosis: nah, I don't see it
[08:05] <deantastic> boringpackets: yep, was wondering what that meant
[08:05] <boringpackets> deantastic, you can use ntfsresize -o f
[08:06] <deantastic> boringpackets: what would that do?
[08:06] <boringpackets> allow you to force a resize despite the warnings
[08:06] <boringpackets> gparted actually uses ntfsresize, you just dont see it unless you click on details
[08:06] <kmkz> BilokShem: try this link http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=288184
[08:06] <T-KILLER> the tutorial said to copy it from /usr/lib/php5/20060613+lfs/ffmpeg.so which exists.. but the folder they ask to copy it to doesnt  /opt/lampp/lib/php/extentions/no-debug-non-zts-200613/  obviously because i dont have XAMPP installed just LAMP
[08:07] <nithin1> hey guys
[08:07] <dpreacher> hello
[08:07] <boringpackets> though i gotta tell you, i had that warning, and i resized it, and rather than relocate the data, it moved the entire filesystem, took hours
[08:07] <T-KILLER> so where is the equivalent folder to load the php5 plugins from in LAMP
[08:07] <T-KILLER> not XAMPP ?
[08:07] <vovo4ka> hi all
[08:07] <shadeslayer> !hi | vovo4ka
[08:07] <deantastic> boringpackets: looks like -o isn't a valid option. perhaps you meant -i?
[08:07] <ozzmosis> secret901: ok, I'm out of ideas
[08:08] <vovo4ka> how to make autoconnect VPN -connection in Network-manager  ?
[08:08] <boringpackets> perhaps i did, i'm more of a user, than an expert deantastic
[08:08] <BilokShem> Ok
[08:08] <boringpackets> i just thought i'd try and help since nobody else is answering you
[08:08] <BilokShem> I cannot see under image 5 but what do I do with that code?
[08:08] <deantastic> boringpackets: okay, thanks a lot :D
[08:08] <nithin1>  i have a small glitch with my tcp/ip protocol at the subserver level the postproc daemon seems to be running at run level 5. any suggestions
[08:08] <akidd116> heh, this is my first day using linux. i wont be any help to anyone for a longggg while
[08:08] <shadeslayer> vovo4ka: uh...edit connections > VPN maybe
[08:08] <DJJeff> anyone manage to install ubuntu 9.04 powerpc on imacg3 ? please PM me
[08:09] <boringpackets> deantastic, why do you have two swaps?
[08:09] <boringpackets> if you dont mind me asking
[08:09] <secret901> msmarc: http://openjdk.java.net/
[08:09] <vovo4ka> shadearg, yeah) autoconnect is not working )
[08:09] <deantastic> boringpackets: you see, I had a previous install of Ubuntu and decided to wipe my Ubuntu partition and do a clean install.
[08:09] <deantastic> boringpackets: now all I did was delete my ubuntu partition in windows
[08:09] <BilokShem> kmkz: what do I do with the code I am given?
[08:09] <shadeslayer> vovo4ka: im going to point you to a wiki , maybe that helps
[08:09] <shadeslayer> !vpn | vovo4ka
[08:10] <amanda-b> i'm looking for an image viewing package that has two features: first, a single-button move-file function, to eg a predetermined destination. second, the ability to scan an entire tree of directories to make thumbnails all at once, rather than upon first open. does such a package exist?
[08:10] <deantastic> boringpackets: the ~300mb swap is from the earlier install, the ~100mb from the install I did just now
[08:10] <T-KILLER> any takers ?
[08:10] <deantastic> boringpackets: would it be safe to delete the 300mb swap?
[08:10] <boringpackets> deantastic yes you actually dont need the swap
[08:10] <boringpackets> but it'll come in handy for things like standby
[08:10] <cyberjorge> what's the command to check kernel version installed?
[08:10] <kmkz> BilokShem: actually the code is supposed to show some java image... it's not showing on my pc either :P
[08:11] <BilokShem> hmm
[08:11] <deantastic> boringpackets: okay, imma delete the 300mb swap then. :)
[08:11] <lstarnes> cyberjorge: uname -r
[08:11] <BilokShem> All the other images showed
[08:11] <boringpackets> im surprised ubuntu didn't automatically detect an already existing swap
[08:11] <ozzmosis> akidd116: this is my first week using Ubuntu (desktop) .. I've been using FreeBSD (mostly for server stuff) so I can sort of work my way around but there's still a bit of a learning curve
[08:11] <ozzmosis> akidd116: using FreeBSD for years, I meant to say
[08:11] <cyberjorge> lstarnes: thanks a lot!
[08:12] <T-KILLER> opt/lampp/lib/php/extentions/no-debug-non-zts-200613/is the folder where my php5 extentiopn for ffmpeg should load from if I was using XAMPP server but I am using LAMP server so can anyone tell me where the equivalent folder is for LAMP ?  there is nothing in opt/ on my system and LAMP is installed
[08:12] <shadeslayer> vovo4ka: hm... found a bug report....one moment
[08:12] <secret901> My system is trying to remove the package linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24-12-generic but it can't because the directory for it doesn't exist and now I can't update my system unless that package is removed. How do I remove that package?
[08:12] <deantastic> boringpackets: looks like I can't delete 'em. tells me to unmount any logical partition having a higher number than 5. no biggie though
[08:12] <boringpackets> lol, someone came in here with the id hax0r1337
[08:12] <akidd116> ozzmosis, i think the best thing to happen to me when i installed this was for me to have a huge issue with my wireless stuff. it forced me to instantly learn a lot of basic commands and get familiar with it right away haha
[08:12] <DJJeff> anyone install ubuntu powerpc on IMAC G3 ? please PM me ASAP
[08:12] <shadeslayer> vovo4ka: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/280571
[08:12] <boringpackets> you can unmount any mounted device by typing sudo umount /dev/foo
[08:13] <vovo4ka> shadearg, thanx alot)
[08:13] <BilokShem> Ok no I fixed it
[08:13] <shadeslayer> vovo4ka: no problem
[08:13] <yaris123456789> hello can i get someone to modify wget for me so that instead of making its own subdirectories based on URL, it will just simply producea flat file www_something_com\\some\\dir\\like\\this.html? how much would it cost??
[08:13] <xinggd> is Ubuntu 9.04 stable enough?
[08:13] <BilokShem> Wanna know how
[08:13] <boringpackets> xinggd 9.04 is very very stable
[08:13] <shadeslayer> xinggd: yes...quite stable imo
[08:13] <kmkz> BilokShem: yeah sure !
[08:14] <adhoc2> 9.04 is teh sex :)
[08:14]  * shadeslayer is waiting for ubuntu 9.10 beta :D
[08:14] <xinggd> i am still using 8.04.2
[08:14] <BilokShem> I wend under EDIT > Content > and I took off things that were blocked
[08:14] <T-KILLER> anyonme answer my simple question r: XAMPP and LAMP please ?
[08:14] <deantastic> boringpackets: there's 15gb of unallocated space right now, just next to my /dev/sda6 (I haven't committed the resize yet, though). Still can't allocate that new space for /dev/sda6
[08:14] <ozzmosis> akidd116: ah right.  I had some issues with a nvidia geforce 6600 (about four years old) .. none of the drivers in ubuntu 9.04 seem to support it.. my screen ran at 800x600 (vesa) until I installed nvidia's proprietary drivers
[08:14] <secret901> I've had the most problems with 9.04 with all the Ubuntu releases so far
[08:14] <kmkz> BilokShem: cool then :D
[08:14] <Flannel> T-KILLER: /opt/ is the folder where prepackaged stuff (like xampp) go.  'regular' application type things go in the regular filesystem.
[08:14] <secret901> and I'm running a bona-fide Dell Ubuntu box
[08:15] <BilokShem> yeah, why do you think my computer blocked them without me going out of my way to do that
[08:15] <shadeslayer> secret901: really? i have the least...touchpad works, sound works ,internet works....
[08:15] <Flannel> T-KILLER: However, I notice that ffmpeg for php5 is aleady in the repositories, so all you have to do is this: sudo apt-get install php5-ffmpeg
[08:15] <akidd116> ozzmosis: it turns out i was just dumb and didnt know how to physically turn on the wireless for this computer
[08:15] <secret901> shadeslayer: after upgrade, all my videos stopped working
[08:15] <boringpackets> hmm deantastic, sorry i cant help, forcing the operation worked for me, though it took hours
[08:15] <T-KILLER> LAMP was installed along wit hteh UBUNTU SERVER 9 installation disc - all im asking is where the php plugin folder is for LAMP rather than XAMPP
[08:15] <shadeslayer> secret901: maybe a flsah issue?
[08:15] <deantastic> boringpackets: I see. thanks anyway! :)
[08:15] <secret901> shadeslayer: I have to do some tinkering with the xorg.conf file to get them working again
[08:16] <Flannel> T-KILLER: Right, but you don't have to manually install that extension, just do this: sudo apt-get install php5-ffmpeg
[08:16] <secret901> shadeslayer: now I can't update my system because of some stupid package refusing to be removed
[08:16] <shadeslayer> secret901: ubuntu cant please everyone :P
[08:16] <shadeslayer> secret901: what about --purge ??
[08:16] <secret901> 7.04 was the most trouble-free for me
[08:16] <T-KILLER> i have installed php5-ffmpeg that way but the tutorial i am following insists i install php5-ffmpeg with apt-get, copy the file to LAMP php plugins folder, then completely remove php5-ffmpeg
[08:16] <ozzmosis> akidd116: heh ok.  I think my Brother laser printer might be like that.  have to wake it up using the button on the front.  Ubuntu can't take it off standby for me, like Windows does.  I think.
[08:16] <Flannel> T-KILLER: that sounds like a poor tutorial.
[08:17] <secret901> shadeslayer: purge only removes all the downloaded update files
[08:17] <T-KILLER> its done by networknerd2007
[08:17] <shadeslayer> brb
[08:17] <T-KILLER> on youtube
[08:17] <xinggd> shadeslayer,i feel 9.04 is less compatibile than 8.04.2
[08:17] <T-KILLER> please review it and then tell me its a poor video tutorial
[08:17] <secret901> shadeslayer: what do I call purge with?
[08:17] <georgeMc> hi, there was a gui in ubuntu intrepid to add hosts to /etc/hosts file, where i can find this in jaunty?
[08:18] <T-KILLER> the video is here.... it goes through the complete install procedure...
[08:18] <T-KILLER> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47EJFNEJVG0
[08:18] <T-KILLER> that is part 2 but htere are 3 parts
[08:18] <shadeslayer> xinggd: on sec
[08:18] <shadeslayer> secret901: sudo apt-get --purge remove package
[08:18] <T-KILLER> the only trouble is im not using XAMPP
[08:18] <sacarlson> ﻿T-KILLER: I saw this unstriped package will this help? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ffmpeg
[08:18] <shadeslayer> xinggd: 8.04 is a LTS...its obviously *more* stable
[08:18] <T-KILLER> i shall take a look
[08:19] <T-KILLER> thank you
[08:19] <Flannel> T-KILLER: Right, if you were using xampp, you'd have to copy it, but you're not.  So you don't.  Simplyinstalling the package is enough to accomplish the install/copy/remove thing for xampp
[08:19] <secret901> shadeslayer: I'm having trouble removing the package because it doesn't really exist...the directory for it doesn't exist.
[08:19] <shadeslayer> secret901: also sudo apt-get install deborphan; sudo apt-get --purge remove `deborphan`
[08:19] <secret901> shadeslayer: the package is linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24-12-generic
[08:20] <shadeslayer> secret901: ah....... had the same problem recently....it got updated automatically
[08:20] <secret901> shadeslayer: did you fix it?
[08:20] <shadeslayer> secret901: yes....it fixed itself
[08:20] <xinggd> in 9.04 video card,networking problems with my old hardware
[08:21] <secret901> shadeslayer: too bad mine can't fix itself since I can't do an UPDATE
[08:21] <mikubuntu> guys, i am trying to edit a website that uses cpanel that i just switched to, but certain key functions (like save) are not working.  when i hit 'save' for instance, i get one of those 'a script is running on this page' messages, and whether i prompt to 'continue' or 'stop script' it does not save.  any ideas?  buntu bug or cpanel bug?
[08:21] <shadeslayer> secret901: it says ..." 0 updated , 0 to remove , and 1 not upgraded " right?
[08:21] <ozzmosis> mikubuntu: probably cpanel
[08:22] <ozzmosis> mikubuntu: you could try it in another browser
[08:22] <secret901> shadeslayer: mine says: 0 upgraded, 2 newly installed, 1 to remove and 110 not upgraded.
[08:22] <shadeslayer> secret901: what about sudo apt-get dist-upgrade?
[08:22] <mikubuntu> ozzmosis: using firefox, do you recommend another particularly?
[08:22] <roobot3>  whats worng here ? http://pastebin.com/m6680481b its bashrc command
[08:23] <secret901> shadeslayer: same error
[08:23] <secret901> shadeslayer: it tries to access the directory /lib/modules/2.6.24-12-generic, can't find it, then dies
[08:23] <ozzmosis> mikubuntu: well, just one that can do web 2.0 stuff.  opera, konqueror, arora.
[08:24] <Sagaci> anyone recommend a download manager for ubuntu?
[08:24] <T-KILLER> Flannel: thank you for clearing that one up.  I was wondering when someone would actually inderstand my question.  Thanks again!
[08:24] <mikubuntu> k, i try opera then... thx
[08:24] <shadeslayer> secret901: so did you try reinstalling that package?
[08:24] <ozzmosis> Sagaci: Wget?  or did you want a GUI?
[08:24] <Sagaci> ozzmosis: gui, yes
[08:24] <secret901> shadeslayer: can't find the deb for it
[08:24] <ozzmosis> Sagaci: WebDownloader looks nice.  haven't actually used it yet.
[08:25] <shadeslayer> secret901: uh....apt-get install <package>
[08:25] <roobot3> help
[08:25] <roobot3> ?
[08:25] <error404notfound> how can i make sure that any directory/file created under a certain dir tree has same user and group as of the main dir? set which bit? uid or gid?
[08:25] <shadeslayer> roobot3: please state your question
[08:25] <Sagaci> ozzmosis: or a firefox download manager?
[08:25] <mrlolplx> Sagaci you do know that you can search for addons in firefox right?
[08:26] <shadeslayer> ozzmosis: if its FF i would suggest searchin in the ff addonss
[08:26] <secret901> shadeslayer: I can't use apt-get until that issue is resolved
[08:26] <shadeslayer> *addons
[08:26] <roobot3> http://pastebin.com/m6680481b i try to run it in bashrc and i get error
[08:26] <roobot3>  findinfiles ddsf
[08:26] <shadeslayer> secret901: try sudo apt-get --fix-broken
[08:26] <roobot3> -bash: ddsf: command not found
[08:27] <ozzmosis> Sagaci: dunno.  problem is if Firefox dies it takes your downloads with it, add-on or not.  but Firefox supports resuming so if you're going to use it for downloading, you don't really need a "manager".  Unless you want to throttle downloads, do scheduling or something.
[08:27] <secret901> shadeslayer: doesn't seem to be an option
[08:27] <yaris123456789> basically i have wget -r downloading a site. however, the problem is that i would like the URL to become the filename. Unfortunately, wget's -nd only puts the last part of the URL as the filename. can someone modify this ? i am willing to pay if someone is skilled if enough to do it. please private message me.
[08:27] <ozzmosis> yaris123456789: I'd ask on the Wget mailing list
[08:27] <mrlolplx> "downthemall" is pretty sweet as far as i remember
[08:27] <shadeslayer> secret901: --fix-broken
[08:28] <shadeslayer> secret901: how come it doesnt work?? try replacing by -f
[08:28] <sacarlson> ﻿error404notfound: cd to directory then chown -R useryouwant:useryouwant *
[08:28] <Sagaci> ozzmosis: thanks
[08:28] <shadeslayer> secret901: ok do you have any extra ppas or repos??
[08:29] <error404notfound> sacarlson, now thats..... i dont want it to be done everytime whenever there is a new item...
[08:29] <secret901> shadeslayer: -f doesn't give an error message but it only tells me what apt-get can do
[08:29] <tjz> hey guys
[08:29] <secret901> shadeslayer: I don't know what ppas are
[08:30] <ozzmosis> Sagaci: Download Statusbar is OK
[08:30] <shadeslayer> secret901: ok i have only 5 min of backup left
[08:30] <sacarlson> ﻿error404notfound: oh ok and that will only change the owner and group.  what aplication will be changing the files?
[08:30] <evanrmurphy> Does anybody know a quick way to logout of the GNOME session on Jaunty without touching the mouse? Alt-SysRq-K is messy (on my system) and Control-Alt-Delete doesn't give the option to logout. I may reenable Control-Alt-Backspace, but I was curious if there was any other way.
[08:30] <shadeslayer> secret901: ok try getting a clean sources.list and replace the current one with it
[08:31] <shadeslayer> evanrmurphy: ctrl+alt+backspace
[08:31] <error404notfound> sacarlson, and why does the application matters? assume a user creates a new file in that dir tree with nautilus or gedit...
[08:31] <secret901> shadeslayer: I don't think that package exists
[08:31] <secret901> it's an older version of the kernel
[08:31] <shadeslayer> secret901: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-997890.html
[08:32] <ozzmosis> evanrmurphy: you can (in theory) set a keybinding in Metacity's config to shutdown on a keypress
[08:32] <sacarlson> ﻿error404notfound: unless you want the files locked the aplication that changes them or adds them would be the one that needs to be set to how you want them to be.
[08:32] <shadeslayer> secret901: ok look , relace your sources list with the second post, and update and upgrade
[08:32] <tjz> my keyboard is mismatch when i vnc to my ubuntu desktop ...
[08:32] <evanrmurphy> shadeslayer: After re-enabling the combo... Do you know of another way?
[08:32] <tjz> any idea how to solve this?
[08:32] <shadeslayer> evanrmurphy: how about ctrl+alt+del
[08:32] <itsfatman> my sound no longer works, now it only makes a crunching noise, and the speakers aren't blown bc they work on xp, my sound has worked in the past. can anyone help me?
[08:33] <shadeslayer> evanrmurphy: or a custom combo
[08:33] <evanrmurphy> ozzmosis: There's an idea. Maybe I'll do that, thanks!
[08:33] <shadeslayer> secret901: gksu gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[08:33] <ozzmosis> tjz: from my own notes: "use realvnc, because tightvnc's server has a broken keymap as at 2009-05-09"
[08:33] <evanrmurphy> shadeslayer: Thanks for your response. I noted in my question how Control+Alt+Delete doesn't provide the option to logout (only shutdown, suspend, etc.).
[08:34] <tjz> ozzmosis: roger that
[08:34] <tjz> will try
[08:34] <evanrmurphy> shadeslayer: Yeah, custom combo may be the best bet.
[08:34] <shadeslayer> evanrmurphy: sorry...must have missed it
[08:34] <shadeslayer> secret901: gtg...best of luck
[08:34] <ozzmosis> tjz: I've had other problems with vnc in ubuntu 9.04 but don't remember what they were
[08:34] <secret901> shadeslayer: thanks for trying
[08:35] <sacarlson> ﻿error404notfound: I think all you need change is the setting at the root of your directory tree
[08:35] <ozzmosis> tjz: something along the lines of the screen not refreshing when I ran realvnc client on an XP box, connecting to Ubuntu
[08:35] <ozzmosis> tjz: don't remember which versions of things I was using though
[08:36] <georgeMc> anyone knows where i can find network configuration tool? There is no such thing in Jaunty, in Intrepid it was present. Anyone?
[08:36] <sacarlson> ﻿error404notfound: that will limit what the user can change not sure all the files will end up exactly the same setting as exceutable and such
[08:37] <RomanK> hi
[08:37] <sacarlson> ﻿error404notfound: and if more than one user modified the files in such directory then it would have different owners and group settings
[08:37] <ozzmosis> georgeMc: just curious - why do you need a GUI tool to edit /etc/hosts?
[08:37] <RomanK> currently i'm using 32bit 9.04 on my core2duo-thinkpad, what problems must i expect when switching to 64bit 9.04?
[08:38] <ozzmosis> georgeMc: I mean, gedit will edit it just fine...
[08:38] <secret901> georgeMc: System->preferences->Network connections
[08:38] <error404notfound> sacarlson, you missed my point... leave it..
[08:38] <georgeMc> ozzmosis: that gui was more user friendly than gedit
[08:39] <georgeMc> ozzmosis: less to mess
[08:39] <georgeMc> secret901: there are only tabs with types of connections, nothing else
[08:40] <hamido> hi, i need some help with printing
[08:40] <Piet> RomanK: if you are using forign packages or non-packaged applications they may not be available or be somewhat difficult to get to work.
[08:40] <secret901> georgeMc: what are you trying to do
[08:41] <Piet> RomanK: so for each such application, review whether they can be easily enough made to work on amd64 before you give it a go.
[08:41] <georgeMc> secret901: i want to add records to /etc/hosts file, in intrepid there was a gui for this, now i need to use console
[08:41] <ozzmosis> secret901: same as georgeMc.  interestingly (?) on a FreeBSD box I noticed this morning it ALMOST had a way to edit /etc/hosts from there, except it was greyed out/disabled.  not sure whether it was because it wasn't implemented, or another reason.
[08:41] <evanrmurphy> Follow-up question: Is there any keyboard shortcut to access the FUSA drop-down menu in the upper-righthand corner of GNOME on Jaunty?
[08:42] <RomanK> Piet, what about browser plugins and addons?
[08:42] <Piet> RomanK: there's a 32bit compatibility layer which should allow you to run any 32 bit applications on 64 bit, so theoretically you should get them all to work, but it may require some fiddling.
[08:42] <georgeMc> secret901: it's like step back
[08:42] <jamieleshaw> Hello, Is Ubuntu Netbook Remix Compatible & Safe To Put On A Asus EEE PC 1000HA?
[08:42] <secret901> georgeMc: do you remember what it was called in Intrepid?
[08:43] <georgeMc> network management tool or network configuration tool
[08:43] <BlackZero> huh
[08:44] <llutz> what's the recommended way to use gnome-ppp for bluetooth-dialup connection as user? connection fails with "/dev/rfcomm0, permission denied"
[08:44] <wildc4rd> jamielashaw, looked into getting eeebuntu?
[08:44] <georgeMc> ozzmosis: you need administrator/root privileges to do it, and it was nice working in intrepid through gui
[08:44] <roobot3> how do i force linebreak on text file after x chars ?
[08:44] <kl4b3r5k1> Hey guys! I am currently using Ubuntu 9.04 on a HP Mini. I am looking for a program to send/receive SMS (the sim card is connected via an usb adaptor). Anyone has an idea? Thx!
[08:44] <jamieleshaw> No, Is it Up To Date?
[08:45] <Polysics> hello
[08:45] <wildc4rd> jamielashaw, eeebuntu ver3 is based on 9.04/jaunty
[08:45] <Piet> RomanK: flash, even adobes', is available for amd64. addons (AKA extensions) are often architecture independant since they are (often, not always) just javascript. what else you have there?
[08:45] <Polysics> i feel stupid, but where is the setting in nvidia-settings for clone screen?
[08:45] <Piet> kl4b3r5k1: try gnokii
[08:45] <kl4b3r5k1> Thank you Piet, I will check it out.
[08:46] <Polysics> i can set up my laptop with a projector in all possible combinations BUT "the same thing on both screens"
[08:46] <Polysics> and i can't tell what I am missing
[08:46] <tjz> ozzmosis: i tried realvnc.. keyboard also mismatch
[08:46] <tjz> so weird
[08:47] <ozzmosis> roobot3: use "fold"
[08:47] <ozzmosis> roobot3: eg. uname -a | fold -s
[08:47] <kraut> moin
[08:47] <wildc4rd> jamielashaw, for the record, am dual booting 9.04 netbook remix and eeebuntu on an aspire one, both found just about everything with no messing about
[08:48] <evanrmurphy> Follow-up question: Is there any keyboard shortcut to access the FUSA drop-down menu in the upper-righthand corner of GNOME on Jaunty?
[08:48] <jamieleshaw> Ubuntu Netbook Remix Won't break wi-fi or anything?
[08:49] <ozzmosis> tjz: google ubuntu vnc keymap .. may help
[08:49] <wildc4rd> jamielashaw, if anything, the networking under ubuntu/eeebuntu seems more solid
[08:49] <jamieleshaw> UNR it is then
[08:49] <Polysics> at least, how would that kind of setup be called?
[08:49] <ozzmosis> tjz: I assume you've disabled Ubuntu's default vnc server then run "vncserver" from the Terminal to use realvnc's
[08:50] <Polysics> "same thing on both screens, with resolution set at the lowest maximum of the two"
[08:51] <RomanK> Piet, last time i tried 64bit (about 3 months ago) one of my firefox-addons didn't work... if i remember correctly it was "pwdhash"
[08:51] <tjz> ozzmosis: i am running tightvncserver on the ubuntu
[08:52] <Piet> Polysics: "mirroring" is what this is called, i would think
[08:52] <ozzmosis> tjz: yep.  disable that and use realvnc's vncserver.
[08:52] <ozzmosis> tjz: at least that was my workaround.
[08:52] <Piet> RomanK: never heard of it, is it a password generator?
[08:53] <tjz> ozzmosis, what is command to type to disable tightvncserver? do i uninstall it?
[08:53] <sacarlson> ﻿RomanK: I had same problem with firefox-addons with amd64 but was able to install the 32bit firefox under amd64.   not sure it was worth it.  too much trouble
[08:53] <Polysics> Piet: any chance you know where that option is in nvidia-settings? or do i have to tweak xorg.conf?
[08:53] <unique> hello
[08:53] <RomanK> Piet, kinda... it's quite nice... it calculates a hash out of your password and the hostname of the URL... so you type the same pwd every time, but use a different has as password on every site
[08:54] <ozzmosis> tjz: System -> Prefs -> Remote Desktop
[08:54] <RomanK> has -> hash
[08:54] <bullgard4> Who could please help me with testing Empathy voice chat? A first test with a partner was only partially successful.
[08:54] <Piet> Polysics: i'm not into nvidia specific options. i suggest you read the manual.
[08:54] <ozzmosis> RomanK: sounds great until the site changes its name ;)
[08:54] <FezK> hey guys, im trying to use kmobiletools with my Motorola l7i... what device is my phone in /dev/ ??
[08:55] <RomanK> ozzmosis, jup ;) but of course you can generate the password for the old name, too... they got a javascript on their site to generate passwords without addon
[08:55] <ozzmosis> RomanK: interesting
[08:55] <tjz> ozzmosis, okay. i have enable that.
[08:55]  * loki_ waves a big greeting to all
[08:56] <klos> hello, has anyonme experioence with serial to usb adapters with ubuntu
[08:56] <Motley> i am in desperate need of anyone kind enough to help me
[08:56] <loki_> what's up, Motley?
[08:56] <Motley> ok i have a 16 gig san disk mini cruzer
[08:56] <loki_> yes
[08:57] <Motley> i was putting portable apps etc on it and decided that i wanted to reformat it and start over
[08:57] <FezK> hey guys, im trying to use kmobiletools with my Motorola l7i... what device is my phone in /dev/ ??
[08:57] <klos> i googled and a few are supported by linux. however is there anything that i have to look out for when im buying one which isnt talked about on forums (like noname ones off ebay
[08:57] <Motley> and now it only shows up as a 2.9 gig jump drive
[08:57] <Motley> any clue on how to fix this?
[08:57] <roobot3> is there a similar command to fold , i try to get text file and break with two new lines instad of one if width is too long?
[08:57] <Motley> i have XP, OS X and ubuntu
[08:57] <ozzmosis> roobot3: what's wrong with fold?
[08:57] <loki_> what does gparted say it is, Motley?
[08:58] <tjz> ozzmosis, that enable default vnc server?
[08:58] <ozzmosis> tjz: yes, disable that
[08:58] <Motley> loki it says 2.9 gigs... but I am looking at it and it says 16 gigs on it and i had whole tv series on it at one point
[08:58] <Motley> i don't get what happened
[08:58] <loki_> if Gparted reports the correct size, the issue is most likely your file browser
[08:59] <Motley> gparted says it's only 2.9 gigs...
[08:59] <tjz> ozzmosis, i have disable sharing
[08:59] <Motley> did i really fuck this thing up?
[08:59] <loki_> and nautilus too?
[08:59] <loki_> I doubt it, stay calm
[08:59] <tjz> ozzmosis, it is disable by default..
[08:59] <maco> !language | Motley
[08:59] <tjz> the sharing
[08:59] <unique> lol
[08:59] <unique> i want to see what it is
[09:00] <ozzmosis> tjz: sharing?
[09:00] <Piet> RomanK: i see.I'm not sure that increases security compared to using the same password everywhere, since an attacker would also know the hostname. but then, it could, and i can imagine how is desirable to have quick access to a password manager from within a web browser.
[09:00] <Piet> klos: say what you're trying to achieve
[09:01] <RomanK> Piet: it DOES change security, because the site-administrator only gets your hash but not your password... and so cannot generate hashes for other sites
[09:01] <Motley> how would you suggest fixing it... i have access to any operating system and am just looking for the quickest fix... I am still pretty new at ubuntu
[09:01] <Piet> klos: which device are you trying to get connected to your pc?
[09:01] <loki_> Motley, try this: open your flash drive in nautilus and hit Ctrl+Hç
[09:01] <Piet> klos: or are you looking for a general solution to get a serial console from debugging connectors on various main boards?
[09:01] <loki_> Ctrl+H
[09:01] <RomanK> s/change/increase/g
[09:01] <loki_> see if there is a .trash folder
[09:01] <RomanK> i really should get used writing in english again ;)
[09:01] <tjz> ozzmosis, that is what see..
[09:02] <pw-toxic> hi, can someone tell me the default hotkey for a terminal in ubuntu?
[09:02] <ozzmosis> pw-toxic: I'm not sure there is one?
[09:02] <roobot3>   find $SPATH -exec grep  -i -n -F -H '$1' {} \; > /tmp/regex.txt; .... i got this, its searches in files for a string, but the output looks bad, i try to do that each match will be in new line of will add it string line "\n ----------------------- "
[09:03] <bullgard4> pw-toxic: Ctrl+Alt+T
[09:03] <Piet> RomanK: if its real hashing using a still-considered-secure-enough algorithm then i agree.
[09:03] <ozzmosis> bullgard4: that doesn't work for me.  might've disabled it though :)
[09:03] <Piet> RomanK: but we're getting off topic anyways
[09:04] <loki_> Anyone here familiar with the "Giver" app?
[09:04] <ozzmosis> loki_: that sounds wrong
[09:04] <klos> Piet, its for reading out a protocol generated by a machine
[09:04] <booboo> help
[09:05] <klos> using hyperterminal on windows, or cutecom on linux. its really basic
[09:05] <unique> hum well i have a small problem im sort of a noob when it comes to linux but im learning ok i have 9.04 x64 im running 1.7 x2 with 3 gigs of ram and ubuntu is really slow.... firefox seems choppy, when i play a movie the sound and video dosent match it lags and if i try to do anything while watching a movie or playing a song system starts to hang
[09:05] <bullgard4> ozzmosis: Check System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts > Action > Desktop > Run a terminal.
[09:05] <loki_> whats up booboo?
[09:05] <klos> unique, soubnds like your not using the proptietary graphics driver for your graphicscard
[09:05] <dimebar> unique: what graphics card do you have?
[09:05] <loki_> ozzmosis: my advice was for someone else - lol
[09:05] <booboo> I'm sorry. Just a mistake
[09:06] <loki_> ok
[09:06] <booboo> I was trying to use irc command
[09:06] <unique> radeon 3100 its a laptop
[09:06] <tjz> ozzmosis, when i first log on to the desktop.. i got a message that say: running as a privledge user will caused some stuffs.. then ask me to continue or quit
[09:06] <loki_> yeah I got that  :)
[09:06] <tjz> meanwhile, my key is working when i type in the terminal
[09:06] <tjz> no mismatch problem
[09:06] <unique> the cpu seems to spike
[09:07]  * loki_ just switched to Mint Gloria, and it's GREAT!
[09:07] <RomanK> hm... now one should know what chip a radeon3100 uses ;)
[09:07] <akidd116> well, goodnight everyone
[09:07] <ozzmosis> bullgard4: ah I see why it's disabled now.  last week sometime I went to remap it to Win+T.  but when I try it just maps it to the Win key on its own, or Super-L as it calls it.  except that doesn't actually do anything when I press it.
[09:07] <RomanK> unique, which process is listed cpu-hungry?
[09:08] <tjz> the moment desktop load up... my key start to mismatch
[09:08] <RomanK> unique, open a terminal and use the command "top", then press shift+p to find out
[09:08] <ozzmosis> bullgard4: so then I gave up, couldn't remember what the default was (there is no way to reset it back to the default), then hit backspace it disable it
[09:08] <J-_> Is there anyway to get notify osd in Sonata?
[09:09] <booboo> part &2
[09:09] <booboo> LEAVE
[09:09] <unique> right now its x org
[09:09] <booboo> sorry :(
[09:09] <loki_> lol
[09:09] <ozzmosis> bullgard4: I just set it back to Ctrl+Alt+T and it still doesn't work.  mysterious.
[09:10] <unique> if i load a web site my cpu is placed under about a 70% load
[09:10] <ozzmosis> bullgard4: others work though, eg. Alt+Tab
[09:11] <wildc4rd> if I am dual booting ( 2 different ubuntus), how can I remove one?
[09:11] <Severity1> delte the partition of the other ubuntu
[09:11] <Severity1> ^^
[09:11] <Severity1> saves time
[09:11] <Piet> klos: i see. hmm i don't have experience with this, so i would just buy one which has been reported to work. or use a standard serial cable.
[09:11] <hamido> hi , i need help with printing in ubuntu9.04
[09:12] <unique> .... i went to ati's website and got the latest driver build and installed it.... i have to clue how to uninstall it if im not suppose to use it
[09:12] <bullgard4> ozzmosis: Because you mingled with it in an inapprorite way. May be http://www.columbia.edu/~djv/docs/keyremap.html helps.
[09:13] <bullgard4> s/inapprorite/inappropriate/
[09:14] <Piet> hamido: which printer?
[09:14] <hamido> any , i can not add
[09:15] <tjz> my "h" become "k"
[09:15] <tjz> when i type
[09:16] <joot> Which app would I need to change a "powerpoint" type presentation to play on a normal dvd (through tv) player?
[09:16] <RomanK>  . o O ( a camcorder? )
[09:17] <ian__> Q. have just moved up from Mandriva 2009.0 to Ubuntu 9.04. Now I want to add Log Out / Restart / Shutdown items to my System menu. Same as I have on my Netbook Remix menu
[09:18] <phantomcircuit> so my bluetooth mouse isnt working
[09:18] <phantomcircuit> any ideas?
[09:19] <ian__> phantomcircuit> are you getting any error messages?
[09:19] <ian__> or just zero movements?
[09:20] <phantomcircuit> no errors i have the mouse paired and that appears to have worked
[09:20] <phantomcircuit> but whenever i try to connect it silently fails
[09:20] <phantomcircuit> im using 9.04 btw
[09:21] <ian__> ahh, sorry I have no experience with Bluetooth, actually I am trying to stop Update from reinstalling the Bluez stuf ;)
[09:21] <joot> Is there a Ubuntu app will change a "powerpoint" type presentation to play on a normal dvd (through tv) player?
[09:21] <bullgard4> ian__: You installed the wrong version. 8.04 had it.
[09:21] <ian__> Wondering if dmesg shows any information on what happens when yopu connect it silently
[09:22] <phantomcircuit> nope nothing in dmesg
[09:22] <RomanK> joot, i don't think such an app exists... but you could try to use a vnc-recorder to record the presentation while it's running in openoffice.org
[09:23] <ian__> Thanks Bullgard:  I just thought tit was quite useful there and would like to PC Desktop to match what I have running on the EEE 701 SD
[09:23] <ian__> phantomcircuit> sorry, it was just a thought that might have given you a clue to the problems
[09:24] <joot> RomanK. So open in OOo then record with vnc and hope to save???
[09:24] <bullgard4> Who could please help me with testing Empathy voice chat? A first test with a partner was only partially successful.
[09:24] <ian__> bullgard: Empathy?
[09:24] <unique> romank
[09:24] <RomanK> joot, exactly... and always be prepared to boldly go where no man has gone before ;)
[09:25] <unique> will doing sudo /usr/share/ati/fglrx-uninstall.sh
[09:25] <unique> will that getrid of what i downloaded on ati site
[09:25] <ian__> RomanK: ... 2nd star to the right and straight on till morning...
[09:25] <RomanK> ian__, uhm... that was... S T 3 or something like that? or 4?
[09:26] <joot> RomanK. Lol OK   I am doing a little job for a friend (maybe an exfriend soon)
[09:26] <b0ric> unique. try to uninstall packarge xorg-driver-fglrx or xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd. it depends on your card
[09:26] <b0ric> I've never uset that script
[09:26] <ian__> RomanK: umm, it was the closing scene on one of the movies, think it was ST 3 but don't quote me ;)
[09:26] <RomanK> :)
[09:27] <ian__> bullgard: What would we need to help you test out Empathy?
[09:28] <phantomcircuit> May 18 01:27:37 laptop bluetoothd[2855]: Discovery session 0x7f55527af4f0 with :1.121 activated
[09:28] <phantomcircuit> May 18 01:27:49 laptop bluetoothd[2855]: Registered interface org.bluez.Input on path /org/bluez/2855/hci0/dev_00_12_5A_6C_E2_7F
[09:28] <phantomcircuit> May 18 01:27:49 laptop bluetoothd[2855]: Connection refused (111)
[09:28] <phantomcircuit> well theres yer problem
[09:28] <FloodBot1> phantomcircuit: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:29] <phantomcircuit> stupid bluetooth applet
[09:29] <unique> ok ill have to reboot to try it one more question while the computer is booting befor the splash screen i get softrest failed or somthing like that.... what is it do i need it and can i fix it?
[09:29] <ian__> "Empathy consists of a rich set of reusable instant messaging widgets, and a
[09:29] <ian__> GNOME client using those widgets."
[09:31] <ian__> But I don't follow this bit ... "The main goal is to permit desktop integration..."
[09:31] <mefiX> how can i install bnx2-firmware on ubuntu systems? (i installed debian 2.6.26-xen kernel image that doesn't have bnx2 fw)
[09:33] <ian__> bullgard4: What do you use Empathy for?
[09:34] <bullgard4> ian__: For a voice chat.
[09:34] <ian__> ahh, that sounds reasonable, sort of like a clone of Skype?
[09:35] <bullgard4> ian__: Empathy is no clone of skype but has a similar functionality.
[09:35] <ian__> so if I installed it - i already have good headset - i could help you test out the voice chat system?
[09:36] <bullgard4> ian__: Basically yes. But you need to be familiar somewhat with the program.
[09:36] <ian__> Ok, was thinking i could load it up if it would help you but i have never heard of it before this
[09:38] <joot> RomanK. Looks like vnc outputs as swf movie.. Do regular dvd players deal with flash movies ok??
[09:39] <sacarlson> bullgard4: is it better than ekiga?  does it have video?
[09:40] <ozzmosis> joot: dvd players don't do Flash at all
[09:40] <ian__> well Skype has voice and video and file transfer, have been using it on Win and Linux for many years, it is the leader in the field
[09:41] <ian__> have tried Ekiga some time back. nice enough but not quite Skype yet
[09:41] <bullgard4> sacarlson: I do not know yet. I just had a first unsuccessful test using Empathy with another guy.
[09:41] <ozzmosis> bullgard4: my Keyboard Shortcuts settings seem to be having no effect at all, btw...
[09:41] <dennda> Any idea how I can tell flashplugin what screen to use with fullscreen?
[09:41] <ian__> the linux version is BS, but does work, the Win version is great
[09:42] <joot> ozzmosis. I am trying to get a presentation to play on a regular dvd Romank suggested recording the this with vnc-recorder but it seems to out putin swf
[09:43] <ozzmosis> joot: recordmydesktop might work better
[09:43] <ian__> joot> is there anything about that type of format on the OpenOffice forums? Maybe that is an option for you?
[09:44] <joot> ozzmosis. ian__. thx guys I will look at both options..:-)
[09:45] <phantomcircuit> ian__, the skype linux version works perfectly fine
[09:46] <l0gis1c> does the desktop iso image support install on lvm?
[09:46] <ian__> Joot: Google with "powerpoint to dvd free"  and you will see dozens of options coming up, maybe some of them work in Ubuntu?
[09:46] <Flannel> l0gis1c: No, you want the alternate CD
[09:47] <l0gis1c> Flannel, thanks
[09:47] <ian__> phantomcircuit> yes it works, but not anywhere near as nicely as the new Skype 4 on Windows, but yes, I still use it on the EEE
[09:47] <J-_> Using SVN, should I remove the program first that I got from the repos, download the one from SVN, and install?
[09:47]  * J-_ hasn't really used SVN much.
[09:49] <Lint01> with svn you can checkput sources anywhere
[09:49] <Lint01> install script most likely overwrite currently installed version
[09:49] <joot> ian__ I did that before I came here most are win apps or have a hook in them
[09:50] <ian__> ahh, drop +linux into the search, that cleans out a lot of the crud
[09:51] <ian__> if you like you could even try -windows just to be sure the product works for your needs
[09:51] <ian__> brb
[09:51] <joot> ian__: I think it got rid of too much I ended with a single link to a japan page
[09:52] <Piet> "-readable"?
[09:52] <elcabronmatutino> mother fuckers
[09:52] <shaky> net
[09:52] <elcabronmatutino> fokinmathers
[09:53] <elcabronmatutino> your dieds
[09:53] <binorhun> ban plz
[09:53] <joot> ian__: I think it got rid of too much I ended with a single link to a japan pagetime for the stupid to arrive
[09:53] <elcabronmatutino> your mother is a bitch and your fucker fathere is gay
[09:53] <elcabronmatutino> foking
[09:53] <elcabronmatutino> cum
[09:53] <joot> what is the matter with some people/////////////////////////////////
[09:54] <joot> !ops
[09:54] <dpreacher> does anyone know what url to access drupal with once the drupal5 package is installed and configured (using aptitude/dpkg)? thanks a lot
[09:54] <wildc4rd> probably a frustrated windows user
[09:54] <station6> ROFL
[09:54] <joot>  must be
[09:55] <elky> please do not validate their existence with commentary.
[09:55] <yacc> Where in the settings can I disable the bell sound (xset b off)?
[09:55] <ozzmosis> joot: apt-get install gtk-recordmydesktop
[09:55] <Myrtti> joot: in the future you can append "| nick of the troublemaker, reason" in the end of that for making it easier for us to pick up them
[09:56] <joot> ozzmosis. OK thanks
[09:56] <dpreacher> since this is a ubuntu specific package that i obtained i thought asking in ubuntu channel than drupal would help
[09:56] <ozzmosis> joot: just playing with it myself at the moment.  it outputs to .ogv but I suspect you can convert it to MPEG-2 fairly easily, probably using mencoder.
[09:56] <smeg0l> hi
[09:56] <xC> god day y'all. is there a way to disable an integrated 3g-modem on ubuntu 9.04?
[09:56] <joot> Myrtti, will do
[09:57] <Guest15043> who knows how to setup fvwm on ubuntu 8.04
[09:57] <joot> ozzmosis. This little project for a mate is going to become a full scale mission  LOL
[09:57] <Name141> I'm thinking about getting a flash drive , would it be possible to install Ubuntu to the flash drive and have it boot from it ?
[09:57] <Name141> if I wanted to
[09:57] <Shadowpillar> how do I handle upgrading to 9.04 from 8.04?
[09:57] <ian__> joot> I just upped the key terms to, "powerpoint to dvd free +linux -windows", and still of thousands of links, most of them useless  ;)
[09:57] <Shadowpillar> do I have to upgrade to 8.10 first?
[09:58] <Guest15043> www.howtoforge.com
[09:58] <Guest15043> This site may solve your problem
[09:58] <ian__> Name> Yes it can but you would have to allow for the speed throttle since you would be limited to the speed of the USB connection, usually much slower that a direct load from a hard drive
[09:59] <dpreacher> so far all my 'upgrades' have been "wipe out the / partition and install fresh while keeping /home partition intact. is this formatting everytime really needed?"
[09:59] <Name141> ian__: I'm wanting to test things out before I install on the hard drive as I have problems with my NIC
[09:59] <Name141> working in any version above Hardy
[10:00] <ian__> But yes, there are a number of tools out there that will help you create a Live version of Ubuntu on your USB key, and you only need a 1MB key as a minimum so they are relatively cheap
[10:00] <Name141> Specially Intrepid
[10:00] <dayo> trying to zip a dir in /var and have it  redirect errors to a file, like so:   sudo zip -rv directory.zip directory/ 2>  zipErrors
[10:00] <dayo> but it says Permission denied
[10:00] <Name141> 1 MB?
[10:00] <Piet> Shadowpillar: i don't know for sure but from what i've seen discussed here so far, yes, you need to take the 8.10 step in between.
[10:00] <Guest15043> who knows how to setup fvwm on ubuntu 8.04
[10:00] <Darael> Name141: ian__ means 1GB
[10:01] <ozzmosis> joot: actually 'tovid' might be the way to go for .ogv to mpeg2
[10:01] <Shadowpillar> okay
[10:01] <J-_> How do I start a python script? ./whatever.py or python whatever.py?
[10:01] <Shadowpillar> 8.04 doesn't see anything to upgrade to if I use update-manager
[10:01] <Piet> dpreacher: you could just upgrade instead of reinstalling.
[10:01] <Name141> Darael: I think the general idea would be to find out what happened between Hardy and Intrepid, and now Jaunty really.
[10:01] <ian__> OOOPS> (egg-on-face) of course, 1Gig.
[10:01] <Shadowpillar> so I have to edit my sources.list?
[10:01] <ian__> www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-ubuntu-804-installation-from-windows/ gives a tutorial
[10:02] <Name141> Darael: the NIC twinkles and goes crazy, never gets a connection.  I heard people blame it on the e1000e module.
[10:02] <Name141> Darael: some told me to try going back to e1000
[10:02] <joot> ozzmosis. ok I just got recordmydesktop running. I will look for  "tovid"
[10:02] <ian__> likewise this is probably more up to date: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[10:02] <Darael> Shadowpillar: you can make Hardy see non-lts release upgrades in system->administration->software sources
[10:02] <dpreacher> Piet where exactly do you choose that? all i do different is that i do not format the /home. but i'd like to be able to upgrade while installing from CD.
[10:02] <fantomas> Hi all. When I plug a mobile phone over USB I see no /dev/ttyUSBxx devices. What does this mean? Is there a kind of usb serial module?
[10:03] <dpreacher> dist-upgrade is not an option for me, as net is too slow and so i get CD from my LUG
[10:03] <Name141> Darael: I am guessing I could try finding the old e1000 or something from Intel's website ?
[10:03] <Shadowpillar> Darael: oh yeah, I forgot about it being LTS
[10:03] <Darael> Shadowpillar: it's under the updates tab, "release upgrade" at the bottom
[10:03] <Piet> dpreacher: oh, an offline upgrade then? i don't know whther that is supported. have you checked the manual, yet?
[10:04] <Shadowpillar> Darael: it's been a while for me, I've been over in windows land for too long, it R make me dum :(
[10:04] <Darael> Shadowpillar: I know the feeling
[10:04] <gdfs> does xserver-xorg-video-intel in Ubuntu 9.04 have bug like the one #471928 of Debian?
[10:04] <Shadowpillar> but you have to give microsoft some credit, without them I wouldnt have the job I have
[10:04] <Flannel> dpreacher, Piet: You'll need the alternate CD to do that.  And yes, it's possible.
[10:04] <Shadowpillar> but it still doesn't make me hate their software any less
[10:04] <dpreacher> do you think a pre-prepared aptoncd type repo will help? Pet?
[10:05] <dpreacher> Flannel alternate CD...means?
[10:05] <Flannel> dpreacher: Instead of "Desktop CD" its the "Alternate CD"
[10:05] <Flannel> dpreacher: It's the one that has the non-graphical installer on it.
[10:05] <station6> How can i tell what ntfs driver im using
[10:06] <Shadowpillar> especially after seeing canonical's landscape thing
[10:06] <chuck303> sup
[10:06] <dpreacher> Flannel am looking into it...
[10:06] <Reilithion1> Upon rebooting today, the Gnome panels from my primary screen are gone.  They didn't appear when I logged in.  The ones on my secondary screen are there.  How can I fix this?
[10:06] <Shadowpillar> looks like a direct competitor to AD
[10:06] <Piet> dpreacher: but before you download the alternate cd, ask yourself whether you cannot do an online upgrade as easily.
[10:06] <Shadowpillar> actually, better than AD
[10:06] <ozzmosis> joot: tovid will complain if you've not recorded any audio in the .ogv file .. otherwise it worked for me
[10:07] <Flannel> dpreacher: If you were on 8.10, going to 9.04, this otulines it (there's similar stuff for other version -> version things): https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JauntyUpgrades#Upgrading%20Using%20the%20Alternate%20CD/DVD
[10:07] <Darael> Shadowpillar: especially since anyone needing to use it will probably be using paid support and it's included with that
[10:07] <dpreacher> I dunno why the packages on the distro CD which is essentially a apt repo can't just trigger an upgrade
[10:07] <Piet> station6: "mount" in a terminal window should tell
[10:07] <dpreacher> Flannel i did upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04
[10:07] <dpreacher> but clean installed :(
[10:08] <Flannel> dpreacher: The Desktop CD is *not* an apt repo, the Alternate CD is (and that's what you're doing when you're upgrading with the alternate CD)
[10:08] <station6> Piet: thanks a lot
[10:08] <joot> ozzmosis. I did not get the file yet so I am not sure if there is any audio component ..I know of photos and text so far
[10:08] <Piet> dpreacher: so this is not an upgrade but a reinstall
[10:08] <dpreacher> m'kay
[10:08] <dpreacher> so everytime i need to upgrade i need to get the alternate cd. and there is an alternate cd version for every *buntu?
[10:09] <Piet> dpreacher: "this" meaning, the last upgrade you did was a reinstall
[10:09] <Piet> station6: you're welcome
[10:09] <Shadowpillar> Darael: yeah almost tempted to do that because we have client machines that use ubuntu
[10:09] <Shadowpillar> special needs clients
[10:09] <ozzmosis> joot: I think the point is that dvds always have audio, so even if your presentation has no audio you'll still need to record an audio track, even if it's silent
[10:09] <dpreacher> yes Piet true. been doing that since 7.10
[10:09] <Piet> dpreacher: yes, so far
[10:09] <Shadowpillar> they cant kill the ubuntu machines
[10:09] <Shadowpillar> they ruin the windows machines quite easily
[10:09] <Shadowpillar> even with antivirus
[10:09] <Shadowpillar> though I suspect it's the staff more than the others
[10:09] <Flannel> dpreacher: The alternate CD and the desktop CD (and a few others) are released for every Ubuntu version, yes.  Those are the standard installation CDs, etc, etc.
[10:10] <Piet> dpreacher: so online upgrade is not an option for you?
[10:10] <joot> ozzmosis. Fair comment..
[10:10] <Darael> Shadowpillar: Ah, the "joys" of "life without walls" - and being squashed by the roof
[10:10] <Shadowpillar> know if landscape offers full management of the machines, such as restricting websites?
[10:10] <fuzzybunny69y> Does anyone know if it is possible to use wiktionary with Stardict
[10:10] <xC> i've got an eee 901go, can i turn of the integrated 3g-modem?
[10:11] <dpreacher> Piet erm not while i was trying to demo installation with just my laptop battery powering up the whole show at a uninterneted coffee shop...not starbucks
[10:11] <Shadowpillar> though I may just make it even easier and route all client machines through a different networking scheme than the corporate machines at the facilities
[10:11] <Shadowpillar> so myspace and facebook are blocked
[10:11] <fantomas> Which device should I see/use when I plug a mobile phone? There are no ttyUSBxx or ttyACMxxs
[10:12] <yareckon> Hi guys, wondered if anyone could give me a pointer about how to run a shell script when I unmount my ipod?
[10:12] <Shadowpillar> which is where most viruses on the network spawn
[10:13] <Shadowpillar> when we do get them
[10:13] <dpreacher> why has there to be a need for separate cd for upgrading and for installing in the first place?
[10:13] <yareckon> I want it to sync my todos when I tell it to unmount
[10:13] <yareckon> so I dont forget to :)
[10:13] <Flannel> dpreacher: There's two CDs, they're both installation CDs.  But one can be used to upgrade.  One is a liveCD/installer, the other is just an installer (and upgrader)
[10:14] <yareckon> I see the places to have commands run on insertion of media, but I want them to run on eject
[10:14] <dpreacher> so practically speaking, alternate version is lot lot more useful, but desktop version is for first timers to check out the live cd desktop...
[10:15] <Flannel> dpreacher: liveCD is handy for rescue type things as well, but yes.  Alternate gives you more flexibility, can install to LVM, etc, etc.
[10:15] <dpreacher> and i dunno why the system isn't showing the right time even after setting the correct timezone and showing the right time during preview over the map, but after install shows wrong time
[10:16] <Piet> Flannel: out of interest, would you knwo whether you can also change architecture this way? theoretically, it could be possible but my guess is it is not...
[10:16] <Flannel> dpreacher: is this a shared computer?  Are you dualbooting?
[10:16] <Piet> dpreacher: :-))
[10:16] <Piet> fantomas: unplug it, run sudo tail -f /var/log/messages, plug it in. if anything is getting detected, you'll see it.
[10:16] <dpreacher> is there any utility gui to set the date/time
[10:16] <dpreacher> no it is not shared Flannel. its my own machine...not even windows is allowed
[10:16] <Piet> yareckon: write yourself a script which unmounts it and then invokes the sync and run this instead of the umount you usually run
[10:16] <dpreacher> why is a simple tool to set the date n time so hard to find
[10:17] <Piet> yareckon: that's not exactly what you want, but if it's good enough for you it's probably an easier option
[10:17] <Flannel> Piet: It's not something thats "upgradable" no.  Technically... you might be able to do it, if you do a lot of things manually, and stuff.  But realistically, you just want to reinstall.
[10:17] <yareckon> Piet, yeah, that was plan b
[10:17] <Piet> yareckon: but i bet there's also some udev hook you could use to do it exactly as you want it.
[10:17] <ian__> ok, that's it for me, thanks for the help
[10:17] <stefanlsd> Is it possible to run the Ubuntu Raid / partitioner (like during the install) after installation?
[10:17] <yareckon> udev.... hm... have been waiting for so long to learn that wonderful technology
[10:18] <yareckon> oh well, guess this is my change
[10:18] <yareckon> chance, rather
[10:18] <Darael> dpreacher: right-click the clock - >adjust date and time
[10:18] <yareckon> thanks Piet!
[10:18] <Piet> Flannel: yeah, but it would be worth putting it on the wishlist.
[10:18] <dpreacher> thanks Darael
[10:18] <Piet> yareckon: you're welcome
[10:18] <dpreacher> i have installed ubuntu server 8.10 on another machine and i recall that to be 'text-based'. would that sort of make me familiar with the alternate cd installer?
[10:19] <Piet> dpreacher: install ntp
[10:19] <ziroday> dpreacher: yes, those installers are similar
[10:19] <Flannel> dpreacher: The server install and the alternate installer are the same thing (the same installer, that is), yes.
[10:19] <Piet> the artist formerly known as debian installer
[10:20] <Flannel> dpreacher: but, you won't be running the installer to do your upgrades.
[10:20] <dpreacher> Piet no...i have watch...will do...i need to set localtime like normal. and i've gone thru setting up ntp elsewhere...isn't as nice as right click clock n adjust
[10:20] <Flannel> Piet: it's still know as debian-installer as far as I'm aware
[10:20] <dpreacher> so Flannel you're sure there's gonna be a clear indication somewhere that i am choosing to upgrade and not install...
[10:21] <fantomas> Piet: no, there are no any messages related to usb serial functionality
[10:21] <fantomas> Piet: only mounting
[10:21] <dpreacher> anyways...one main thing i changed in this time installation is my / partition filesystem
[10:21] <dpreacher> from reiserfs to ext4
[10:21] <Piet> Flannel: indeed :)
[10:21] <Flannel> dpreacher: You're not going to boot to it.  You're going to follow these instructions: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JauntyUpgrades#Upgrading%20Using%20the%20Alternate%20CD/DVD
[10:21] <john_sturton> hi I have a small problem when I use firefox it dont let me go back or reload the page the buttons are just grayed out does anyone have this problem
[10:22] <fantomas> Piet: and I found a bug report telling about usb serial was incorretly compiled into kernel. Dunno is this the reason of lacking ttyUSBxx devices or not
[10:22] <Piet> fantomas: what's getting mounted, would you like to pastebin it?
[10:23] <Piet> fantomas: you're trying to do what exactly?
[10:23] <fantomas> Piet: http://pastebin.ca/1426215
[10:23] <dpreacher> am really asking at the wrong time sorta...since i already put in 9.04 now its either i find someone else to install 8.10 and upgrade or wait for around october or so to get 9.10
[10:24] <Flannel> dpreacher: There'll be almost identical instructions for 9.10 when it comes out.
[10:25] <dpreacher> looking forward to it.
[10:25] <fantomas> Piet: exactly I want to use wammu or any other software to backup/edit phone's data like address book (Motorola L7e)
[10:27] <dpreacher> ttyl ppl
[10:29] <Piet> fantomas: could try this: http://wiki.gnokii.org/index.php/MotorolaConfig
[10:29] <Chloridium175828> i love ubuntu
[10:30] <gdfs> me too
[10:30] <Piet> fantomas: actually gammu is probably a better solution for you. the L7 (dunno about L7e) is apparently supported: http://cihar.com/gammu/phonedb/motorola/
[10:32] <mefiX> can anyone tell me where the default kernel of jaunty server stores its bnx2-firmware?
[10:32] <bullgard4> Who could please help me with testing Empathy voice chat? A first test with a partner was only partially successful.
[10:32] <supersasho> hi.. i'm up to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 and it says that 1130M of data will be downloaded.. isnt it too much? is that normal? does it depend of number of applications installed on system?
[10:34] <poetofzwan> hey everyone
[10:35] <bullgard4> supersasho: I have done the same. As far as I remember, this value is realistic.
[10:36] <Lint01> supersasho: yes, all installed packeges will be upgraded. Plus, some of them which you may uninstalled, will come back
[10:36] <supersasho> bullgard4: thx, i was just curious :)
[10:37] <Piet> bullgard4: try with an echo service
[10:37] <cptblood> how do i remove a user from the sudo class?
[10:38] <Flannel> cptblood: remove them from the admin group.
[10:38] <cptblood> using terminal window rather
[10:38] <Flannel> cptblood: The easiest was is through the users and groups dialog under administration
[10:38] <cptblood> k
[10:38] <microcai> cptblood: k = kao ?
[10:39] <cptblood> k as in okay
[10:39] <bullgard4> Piet: Where can I find a suitable "echo service"
[10:39] <microcai> cptblood: in my country, k equ kao equ shit
[10:39] <cptblood> lucky i was speaking english then
[10:40] <Flannel> cptblood: You can do it (withotu too much trouble) in the terminal if you'd like me to go through it
[10:40] <microcai> cptblood: hoho
[10:40] <dr4g> I just done 'sudo apt-get install phpmyadmin' and was wondering what the default pass is to access it. It's accessable by default to 'host.com/phpmyadmin'
[10:40] <cptblood> Flannel: always good to know several approaches to a solution :)
[10:41] <Piet> bullgard4: your voip provider most likely offers one. it's often on 50000
[10:41] <Piet> microcai: your country is not china by chance?
[10:41] <Flannel> cptblood: Alright, well, first is to get the groups the user is currently in with `groups user` then remove the one that's the same as the username (and admin), remove the spaces in between the groups, replace them with commas
[10:42] <lvlefisto> dr4g: use your MySQL account password
[10:42] <Piet> dr4g: you authenticate as a mysql user
[10:42] <Flannel> cptblood: then sudo usermod -G [list of groups separated by commas] -a
[10:42] <dr4g> lvlefisto, Piet nevermind that its feeding from the mysql user accounts
[10:42] <dr4g> thanks for your replies anyway.
[10:42] <Piet> Flannel: much too complicated, just sudo deluser username group
[10:42] <Flannel> cptblood: the -a is important, as is G vs g.  I'm sure there's a one-liner for that using sed and stuff too.  But, I don't think there's a command to remove a person from a particualr group (theres a few straight forward ways to add)
[10:43] <Flannel> Piet: ah, I was looking in adduser for a --remove option
[10:43] <cptblood> Piet: but wouldnt that remove the user completely?
[10:44] <Flannel> cptblood: no, other invocations of deluser would, but deluser user group removes user from group.
[10:44] <cptblood> i cant delete the user from its primary group
[10:45] <Flannel> cptblood: You want to remove them from the "admin" group
[10:45] <poetofzwan> anyone tell me the technical reason the prefer Ubuntu 9.04 over Win7 beta?
[10:45] <poetofzwan> reasons*
[10:46] <mchelen> lower system requirements
[10:46] <volton> 9.04 is not beta
[10:46] <poetofzwan> fair enough, not really applicable to myself.  Win7 is a bit better on requirements too
[10:47] <mchelen> poetofzwan, its better than vista, although both windows and ubuntu can be tweaked alot
[10:47] <Vixen-> Lo all, to install new Nvidia drivers, I need to close all programs operating X Windows. I've tried installing from a command line on the boot menu as well as while running Ubuntu. No luck, any ideas?
[10:47] <Piet> Flannel: i would not recommend to edit files such as groups, passwd, shadow directly unless peopel reeeeally know what they're doing and are 100% sober
[10:47] <mchelen> poetofzwan, does win7 support full disk encryption? that is important feature of ubuntu for me
[10:48] <Piet> cptblood: it removes user "username" off group "group"
[10:48] <Flannel> Piet: I don't think anyone recommended editing those files, did they?  I'd never recommend it ever.
[10:48] <poetofzwan> mchelen: i'm not sure, prob 3rd part app (truecrypt perhaps) that would do it
[10:48] <mchelen> Vixen-, do any errors appear in the command line?
[10:48] <Piet> poetofzwan: that should be plural
[10:49] <Piet> :)
[10:49] <mchelen> poetofzwan, truecrypt is great app however it will not work for system disk
[10:49] <Vixen-> mchelen: Yes mate, I'm told to quit all X Windows programs, and given a report. Give me a sec and I'll get it for you
[10:49] <poetofzwan> mchelen: wasn't sure, don't use it myself
[10:50] <Piet> poetofzwan: still better architecture in terms of security. for sure better in terms of software management and security support.
[10:50] <mchelen> poetofzwan, also find lamp stack easier to set up for web development in ubuntu
[10:50] <Piet> Flannel: ah sorry, i saw you taling about sommas and spaces, but i guess i should have read properly then
[10:50] <Piet> commans even
[10:50] <Piet> commas argh
[10:51] <wildc4rd> how can I get an sdhc card to be recognised?
[10:51] <Piet> mchelen: actually it does on winblows.
[10:51] <Piet> mchelen: but of course the licensing terms suck
[10:51] <poetofzwan> I have to say I really like the windows management in win7, is there anything similar for ubuntu
[10:51] <Piet> poetofzwan: not really a technical reason, but the tco is most likely lower on linux
[10:52] <Piet> i have to say i really like the linux management in ubuntu 9.04, is there anything similar in windows 7?
[10:52] <bullgard4> Piet: I do not have a VoIP provider. I have a ADSL connection to an Internet service provider.
[10:53] <mchelen> poetofzwan, which features exactly? probably compiz includes those
[10:53] <mchelen> !compiz
[10:53] <mchelen> !compiz-fusion
[10:53] <Vixen-> mchelen: Do you want me to post up the error, matey?
[10:53] <Piet> wildc4rd: plug it in ;-) and have a reader hardware that is supported
[10:53] <mchelen> Vixen-, sure pastebin would be great
[10:53] <maxagaz> quel paquet faut-il installer pour lire les fichiers mpeg2 sous hardy ?
[10:53] <Piet> bullgard4: oh, so how will you voice chat then?
[10:54] <llutz> why does firefox (jaunty) always start in offline-mode, even if "browser.offline = false"? :(
[10:54] <Vixen-> mchelen: There's a ubuntu pastebin, isn't there?
[10:54] <BlackDalek> Are there any good fancy font packages in the repositories? I have the bland mscorefonts ttf package installed and the DejaVu and the font included with the system, all of which look like 1001 versions of the same boring font... so, is there anything more interesting?
[10:54] <bullgard4> Piet: I wrote above how I will do it.
[10:54] <mchelen> !pastebin
[10:55] <poetofzwan> mchelen: really like thumbnails (that show app window if I rollover them) and having only icons (no text) on taskbar.  I also really like how notification icons are evenly spaced (just an aesthetic thing I know)
[10:55] <Piet> llutz: it doesn't do this by default. maybe you have setup some extension to enforce this?
[10:55] <Piet> bullgard4: ah, i didn't see it.
[10:55] <digifor> I am running an ubuntu 9.04 guest on 9.04 host in virtualbox.
[10:55] <llutz> Piet:  fresh install, no extensiond nothing
[10:56] <Piet> llutz: hmm weird, sorry i could not tell then.
[10:56] <bullgard4> Piet: "11:32 < bullgard4> Who could please help me with testing Empathy voice chat? A first test with a partner was only partially successful."
[10:56] <digifor> Is there a way I can both have access to internet and the Domino Server on the guest?
[10:56] <digifor> in virutalbox
[10:56] <BlackDalek> Are there any decent font packages out there for Ubuntu? I am a bit sick of using the same courier/times/arial/comics sans clones for everything....
[10:57] <Piet> llutz: try moving your .mozilla directory out ouf the place (after closing firefox), then start again and see if this fixes it
[10:57] <Vixen-> mchelen: http://paste.ubuntu.com/174817/
[10:57] <Piet> bullgard4: i don't know empathy well, was thinking it would use sip since it supports gtalk.
[10:57] <BlackDalek> surely there must be some easier way to get more fonts than to google for font sites and download install each font 1 at a time?
[10:58] <llutz> Piet:  just did it, worked...very strange
[10:58] <shashwat> how do i login by becoming root
[10:58] <shashwat> ?????????????????
[10:58] <ziroday> !root | shashwat
[10:58] <mchelen> poetofzwan, taskbar icons is one of the options for menu bars, and app window previews are available with desktop effects, not sure exactly about notification icons
[10:58] <bullgard4> digifor: Please search in Synaptic using the catchword "font".
[10:59] <TAdams> BlackDalek, there must be font packs around, try google
[10:59] <mchelen> !medibuntu | BlackDalek
[10:59] <Piet> BlackDalek: you could just do what everyone else does and use a package manager ;-)
[11:00] <kbp> any1 help me to use mail command? I want to mail myemail@yahoo.com the file abc.zip. So I used "mail myemail.yahoo@com abc.zip" but it doesnt do anything
[11:00] <Severity1> msstcorefonts
[11:00] <TAdams> Anyone here running dual monitors with ATI drivers (9.4)?
[11:00] <digifor> bullgard4, I think that message is for BlackDalek
[11:00] <Severity1> !msstcorefonts
[11:00] <Severity1> !fonts
[11:00] <Piet> !msttcorefonts
[11:00] <BlackDalek> Piet, have you ever tried searching "fonts" in the package manager? You end up with a billion results for things relating to fonts and not font packages....
[11:00] <Piet> wasnt it that?
[11:00] <Piet> guess not
[11:01] <TAdams> !dual monitors
[11:01] <Severity1> install msttcorefonts
[11:01] <TAdams> !Xinerama
[11:01] <Severity1> !msttcorefonts
[11:01] <bullgard4> BlackDalek: Please search in Synaptic using the catchword "font".
[11:02] <shashwat> i changed the password of root to ****** by going to users and groups and now when i try to login by going to the login screen it says you cant login to root from here, i actually want to change the permissions
[11:02] <Piet> BlackDalek: hmm, i've done it before and did fond some packages containing fonts. admittedly not on ubuntu but on debian, though. but that should not make much difference.
[11:02] <zealiod> is there a way to amend the ubuntu installation scripts/screens so i can specify more configuration options when i install
[11:02] <shashwat> ubottu:i changed the password of root to ****** by going to users and groups and now when i try to login by going to the login screen it says you cant login to root from here, i actually want to change the permissions
[11:02] <Severity1> go to add/remove then search for fonts, it will show some font manager application
[11:02] <Vixen-> mchelen: I have the pastebin ready if you're not busy mate
[11:03] <Vixen-> shashwat: Unlucky there mate ;]
[11:04] <Piet> zealiod: you could use alternate installer
[11:04] <Piet> zealiod: or use preseeding
[11:04] <zealiod> Piet: how can i use an alternate isntaller?
[11:05] <Piet> shashwat: have you read the wiki page the bot pointed you to?
[11:05]  * chalcedony smiles
[11:05] <Piet> zealiod: you download it off www.ubuntu.com
[11:06] <shashwat> piet: o.O?
[11:06] <TAdams> When I use just the stock install, with 2 monitors, I have a "main" desktop then a side one (when I uncheck mirror) where I can drag windows too. After installing the ATI drivers it makes like one large desktop. Which is fine, but when I maximize my windows they cover both, and not the main monitor. If I alter the virtual desktop to the size of my main monitor will that allow me to maximize and have a window enlarge to just my main
[11:06] <TAdams> monitor?
[11:06] <zealiod> Piet: thanks
[11:07] <zealiod> piet: what does preseeding refer to?
[11:07] <Decepticon> how to extract .tar.gz
[11:07] <vital> tar -zxf blah.tar.gz
[11:08] <magnetron> Decepticon→ are you running the regular graphical Ubuntu? just double click it
[11:08] <Piet> zealiod: my pleasure
[11:08] <Decepticon> no im on cli
[11:08] <magnetron> Decepticon→ then follow vital's advice
[11:08] <Decepticon> ah ok
[11:08] <Decepticon> thanks vital
[11:08] <Piet> TAdams: i think you want to look into aticonfig
[11:08] <Decepticon> thanks magnetron
[11:08] <TAdams> piet, thank you
[11:09] <vital> Decepticon: :)
[11:09] <shashwat> i am unable to even create a folder in any partition of my drive exept my home folder!!! can anyone help me plzzzzzzzzzzzzz
[11:09] <Piet> TAdams: that's a frontend which allows you to configure how your two screens play together
[11:09] <magnetron> Decepticon→ in general, try using "man tar" or similar for finding the full info about commands like it
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[11:09] <TAdams> I wish they would put it into CCC lol
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> shashwat: you will need to use sudo mkdir /path/to/folder/to/create
[11:09] <Piet> zealiod: a technique primarily meant for unattended and preconfigured installations
[11:09] <TAdams> Thank you Piet very much
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> shashwat: as a user you do not have access to anything outside of home (as standard)
[11:10] <magnetron> ActionParsnip, shashwat→ according to Unix tradition you store all personal files in your home directory
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> shashwat: so you need sudo, or you can use gksudo nautilus and create the folders there
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> shashwat: why do you need a folder outside of ~ ?
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> magnetron: true but the sudo can create a folder and give full access to it, then symlink from home. Good way to use the unused space on / without resizing ;)
[11:12] <shashwat> ActionPeate files over therearsnip: the prob is not only till creating a folder i am unable to even access files or cr
[11:12] <magnetron> ActionParsnip→ this isn't the first a user needs to hear
[11:12] <mchelen> Piet, maybe try twinkle for sip?
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> magnetron: just simply answering the question
[11:13] <shashwat> ActionParsnip: excuse me i am the first and only user and the admin
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> shashwat: not as standard, you are only a user until you use sudo or gksudo
[11:14] <amanda-b> i'm looking for an image viewing package that has two features: first, a single-button move-file function, to eg a predetermined destination. second, the ability to scan an entire tree of directories to make thumbnails all at once, rather than upon first open. does such a package exist?
[11:14] <ActionParsnip> shashwat: so no, you are the admin, but unless you use sudo or gksudo all commands will be executed as USER
[11:15] <brembo> hello
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> shashwat: when you use sudo THEN you are admin (as you put it)
[11:15] <ruby_on_tails> my quadcore pc just shut down and wont start again, what could be the reason ?
[11:15] <ruby_on_tails> i was on ubuntu
[11:15] <magnetron> shashwat→ as we said the system is made in such a way that all your personal files, like movies, text documents, images, source code, etc has its designated place in your home folder. the folder outside your home folder is intended for system files and binaries and its adviced to not touch them unless you know what you're doing.
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> ruby_on_tails: I'd leave it off for a good while
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> ruby_on_tails: is your cpu heat extraction sufficcient?
[11:16] <mchelen> Vixen-, check if there is an x process still running: ps aux | grep 2789
[11:16] <ruby_on_tails> yes
[11:16] <Piet> TAdams: welcome
[11:16] <ruby_on_tails> now its just starting and again turning off
[11:16] <ruby_on_tails> if i reboot
[11:17] <ruby_on_tails> just the page for the selectio of OS is loading then its switching off
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> ruby_on_tails: then its not anubuntu issue, i'd check your hardware
[11:17] <shashwat>  ActionParsnip & magnetron: but in 8.10 i was able to create files every where on my comp the problem started only after i updated to 9.04
[11:17] <ruby_on_tails> hmm
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> shashwat: a standard user account in ubuntu will not be able to write to anywhere at all except `. If the user is in the admin group it will be allowed to use sudo to gaini admin powers
[11:18] <Piet> mchelen: i don't want to use sip more than i already do
[11:18] <magnetron> shashwat→ first of all, did it work when you followed ActionParsnip's advice?
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> shashwat: if you do not use sudo the commands you execute will be ran as user
[11:19] <cptblood> unless he did sudo su
[11:19] <cmwslw> this is sort of off topic, but wolframalpha.com
[11:19] <Piet> ruby_on_tails: virtually anything could be the reason. check /var/log/syslog and /var/log/messages once it's back up
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> shashwat: and users are not allowed to write to anything outside of ~ unless they are given access via sudo (this can cause a TONNE of problems and is not advised)
[11:19] <cmwslw> it's amazing
[11:19] <Piet> ruby_on_tails: ok, possibly overheated then. do as ActionParsnip says, then enter bios and check the cpu temperature.
[11:19] <cptblood> pfft @ cmoman4_
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> cptblood: sudo su is not advised, sudo -i   is much better
[11:19] <cptblood> cmwslw*
[11:19] <cptblood> k, what's the diff?
[11:19] <Piet> ActionParsnip: where is `? :) did you mean ~?
[11:20] <magnetron> cmwslw, cptblood → please discuss this with me in #ubuntu-offtopic instead of in this channel
[11:20] <Piet> cmwslw: if it's offtopic, why bring it here?
[11:20] <cptblood> im not discussing, i am pffting him
[11:20] <brembo> my sound recorder doesent work, i cant match the source of sound on the list.. i see only Capture.. there's something that i can do?
[11:20] <shashwat> magnetron& actionparsnip: ActionParsnip's advice was right but do i have to use sudo every time to create a folder??????? then better i use dos
[11:20] <shashwat> !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[11:20] <cmwslw> oh, didn't know there was an offtopic chat
[11:20] <cptblood> use sudo -i then
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> cptblood: sudo -i will give an interactive sudo which will use all the variables and settings from the users home, you will also be runing as yourself with heightened access, sudo su will essentially make the sheel a root shell and all settings for the session will be used from /root intead of /home/$USER
[11:21] <magnetron> shashwat→ no. you've completely misunderstood the unix directory structure
[11:21] <cptblood> ah, okay.. good to know
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> shashwat: you can use   sudo -i   to get an interactive sudo to make life easier
[11:21] <TAdams> Piet, thank you, that info with keep me busy for hours :)
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> shashwat: and DOS is nowhere near as powerful as bash
[11:21] <wtl> how do i enable compiz for an ati video card? it doesnt work by default on jaunty
[11:21] <SixThreeOh> Is firefox 3 available in normal repositories for ubuntu 7.04 (feisty) or will the client need to dist-upgrade?
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> cptblood: also if you move and edit files that are in your users home dir after a 'sudo su' it can change permissions and stop programs launching correctly once you become the user again
[11:22] <magnetron> SixThreeOh→ Ubuntu 7.04 has reached end-of-life six months ago and we don't provide support for it anymore
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> SixThreeOh: sudo apt-get install firefox
[11:22] <SixThreeOh> Tell that to the users one our website complaining some page doesn't work....
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> SixThreeOh: will give you the latest release of FF3 on the repos your system is knowledgeable of
[11:22] <Piet> TAdams: glad to be so entertaining, TAdams
[11:23] <ruby_on_tails> ok, i tried to install the lates kde version on the previous version and now i cant play music
[11:23] <ruby_on_tails> :(
[11:23] <TAdams> It has been frustrating, but also interesting at the same time :)
[11:23] <SixThreeOh> I'll see how high hardy goes
[11:23] <magnetron> SixThreeOh→ why don't you use any of our recent versions of Ubuntu? like 8.04 or 9.04
[11:23] <porkpie> Hey morning guy's ....
[11:24] <Piet> SixThreeOh: why don't you? make your web page check the user agent
[11:24] <SixThreeOh> magnetron it's kind of hard to tell users on a fight for girls that they need to do a bunch of... stuff to get the page working.
[11:24] <porkpie> I have just added a user to the www-data group so he can write to a specific www directory but  I he cannot write to the dir over sftp ?
[11:24] <shashwat> porkpie: its a hot summer afternoon here
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> SixThreeOh: tel them their release of their OS is no longer supported so they will never get updates sp will have to use what they have. They could try a different browser like Opera
[11:25] <jrib> SixThreeOh: why would you need firefox 3 to view a page anway?
[11:25] <magnetron> SixThreeOh→ it's not our responsibility the page only works in firefox 3.
[11:25] <SixThreeOh> Quite frankly I'm completely mystified as to how they ended up on systems with ubuntu on in the first place. It's not exactly user friendly. Sure it is compared to other linux but not windows.
[11:25] <porkpie> shashwat: here as well :)
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> SixThreeOh: i find ubuntu easier personally
[11:25] <porkpie> shashwat: 35 in the shade  ;)
[11:25] <SixThreeOh> jrib as far as I know it works in 2.... I'm not going to install an ancient vrsion of ubuntu and get the exact version of 2 just to find out why
[11:26] <porkpie> shashwat: ?
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> SixThreeOh: i got an MSDN cd of vista and it toook me 2 hours to get sound out of a realtek POS sound card and crank my virtual memory a littel, yeah...great
[11:26] <shashwat> 32 here porkpie
[11:26] <porkpie> shashwat: any ideas on the write permissions issue I posted
[11:26] <jrib> SixThreeOh: if you're responsible for the page, it seems like the prudent thing to do... You're alienating a lot of users by supporting only the latest and greatest
[11:27] <shashwat> porkpie: where have u posted???
[11:27] <porkpie> shashwat: I have just added a user to the www-data group so he can write to a specific www directory but  I he cannot write to the dir over sftp ?
[11:27] <Piet> SixThreeOh: http://browsershots.org/
[11:28] <SixThreeOh> Nonsense, users who are still using 4.0 can die in a pit, very few web devs should support them. When most of the web stops working for them it's a good thing that they are forcedto upgrade. Maybe they will update to ff instead of msie.
[11:28] <Vixen-> Can anyone tell me how I can check what processes I have running- or how to shut down all X Windows processes?
[11:28] <SixThreeOh> ie*, ps that's an example
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: ps -ef | less
[11:28] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: Cheers. That won't cause the system to reset or anything, will it
[11:28]  * ActionParsnip uses the Linux standard and not the BSD one :)
[11:28] <Vixen-> ?
[11:29] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: not at all, ps -ef will list all processes by all users, less will allow you to scroll up and down the list and even search the output
[11:29] <jrib> SixThreeOh: there's a big difference between ie 4.0 and firefox 2
[11:29] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: Aah, nice one
[11:29] <jrib> SixThreeOh: I think the proper fix here is for the user to come here and seek help upgrading to a supported release though
[11:30] <Piet> Vixen-: no, just format linux drive C:
[11:30] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: the thing in between is a 'pipe' which joins the 2 together
[11:30] <Piet> Vixen-: just kidding, it does no harm at all
[11:30] <shashwat> porkpie: i am not getting anything of what u are sayin i am a newbie
[11:30] <llutz> strange thing: firefox/jaunty starts in offline-mode, even with "browser.offline = false". deleting ~/.mozilla and starting firefox works once fine. After exiting it starts in offline-mode again. any ideas?
[11:30] <porkpie> OK
[11:30] <Vixen-> Piet: After all the trouble I've had, that'd be the cherry on top.
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> llutz: theres an about:config hack for firefox starting in offline mode
[11:31] <sebmck> hi everyone, on ubuntu 9.04 when using compiz when i rotate the cube it doesnt switch virtual desktops it just shrinks all my windows and remembers the place they were in and when i go to another virtual desktop using the desktop manager the top nav bar isnt there
[11:31] <llutz> ActionParsnip:  that's browser.offline and it is, as i said, OFF
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> llutz: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.0/+question/31925
[11:31] <Piet> porkpie: actually it should have access
[11:31] <SixThreeOh> jrib well I think I am just going to have to advise them to find a local geek to update their machines.
[11:32] <Piet> Vixen-: no that you're here, ask and we'll try to decrease your troubles
[11:32] <porkpie> piet:??
[11:32] <jrib> !upgrades > SixThreeOh
[11:32] <jrib> SixThreeOh: if you want to point them to the wiki page
[11:32] <SixThreeOh> jrib *I* know how to update fine :/
[11:32] <magnetron> SixThreeOh→ your best method would be to fix your page so it works in all browser, use the w3c validation
[11:32] <Piet> llutz: so in the end moving the profile out of the way did not help?
[11:33] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip:, Piet I have the output, I'm looking to shut all X Windows processes. I can see one thing.. "x-session-manager". I need to stop all x processes to install an nvidia driver
[11:33] <jrib> SixThreeOh: notice I said "if you want to point them to the wiki page"
[11:33] <llutz> Piet:  only once :(
[11:33] <Vixen-> Piet: Also, cheers for offering help =]
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: easiest way is to reboot, pres esc at grub and log on to recovery mode root console
[11:33] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: install the nvidia driver there and then reboot
[11:33] <Piet> porkpie: a user that has access to files locally should also have access to the same files from remote when coming in through sshd
[11:34] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: or you can use the driver on the repos (easier by lots)
[11:34] <llutz> ActionParsnip:  browser.offline = false, network.online = true,  still starting in offline-mode
[11:34] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: I tried that a little while ago. The driver is on the desktop, I tried typing "cd ~/Desktop" at the root console. Couldn't get to desktop and couldn't find the file without doing that
[11:34] <Piet> Vixen-: you're welcome.
[11:34] <juxta> how safe is it to grow a raid array and resize an ext3 filestsrem while its mounted these days?
[11:34] <SixThreeOh> The problem is a bunch of users that don't know a bit from a byte or a pixel from a pixie. However that might help as it's a GUI approach (I only know how to do it from the shell). Thanks.
[11:34] <Piet> llutz: that's weird...
[11:35] <magnetron> Vixen-→ when you're root, "~/Desktop" would be *root's* desktop
[11:35] <Vixen-> magnetron: *Head/desk*
[11:35] <Piet> juxta: not safe enough to do it when you have no backups
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> llutz: i'd read the rest of that post. Also check the name in /etc/hostname also matches that in /etc/hosts
[11:36] <llutz> aaha, networkmanager it is
[11:36] <Vixen-> magnetron: What should I do to get to my profile's desktop, where the file is saved?
[11:36] <llutz> f*ing peace of ...
[11:36] <juxta> Piet: alrighty, point taken :)
[11:36] <llutz> ie
[11:36] <ActionParsnip> llutz: sounds about right. I hate that thing
[11:36] <Piet> juxta: not so much since it would faail, more because it's prone to user error
[11:36] <magnetron> Vixen-→ ~ is just an alias for /home/vixen (if your account name is "vixen"
[11:36] <juxta> Piet: how do you mean?
[11:36] <llutz> "toolkit.networkmanager.disable=true" seem to do the trick
[11:37] <fung> I can't boot into windows anymore after combining a few partitions. it gave a "could not find ntoskrnl.exe" error. I thought I would fix it if I directed my XP entry in grub's menu.lst to sdc5 where my windows directory is but now I get a error 12: invalid device requested error. how do I fix this?
[11:37] <dr4g> What FTPd would you recommend for me to install !!?
[11:37] <dr4g> -
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> llutz: i use the interfaces file personally. I've had zero luck with those stupid gui apps
[11:37] <Piet> llutz: so network manager sets your firefox to offline browsing mode? :)
[11:37] <magnetron> Vixen-→ so something like "cd /home/vixen/Desktop/ "
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> dr4g: vsftpd, proftpd
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> 1ftpd
[11:37] <ActionParsnip> !ftpd
[11:37] <dr4g> i'll go with pure-ftpd thanks.
[11:37] <Vixen-> magnetron: Ah right, then I should be able to install the file when there?
[11:38] <Piet> llutz: wow apparently it does indeed. sorry then.
[11:38] <llutz> ActionParsnip:  i'm swithcing between several connection types (wifi, lan, umts + bluetooth-dun)
[11:38] <Vixen-> magnetron: Right, so when I was in the boot command line, it didn't understand "~".. amirite?
[11:38] <llutz> Piet:  strange thing... have to get rid of networkmanager
[11:38] <ActionParsnip> llutz: i see, I use multiple interfaces files for connections and switch them out as I need, not graceful but i dont have a gui app getting in the way
[11:39] <magnetron> Vixen-→ i don't follow you
[11:39] <llutz> ActionParsnip:  i have to do something similar i think
[11:39] <Piet> llutz: _this_ part is not strange to me
[11:40] <Vixen-> magnetron: Ah, it's all good mate, I'm trying to work it out in my head. But if I go to the boot command line, and type out the full path (/home/vixen/desktop), I should be fine, right?
[11:40] <llutz> and i have to think about using a different browser too...
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: sure, but desktop has a captital D
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: /home/vixen/Desktop
[11:41] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: Right, so I can do that, then I should be able to type in "sh filename" to install the driver. (filename, being that -actual name of the file, of course)
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: sure
[11:42] <magnetron> Vixen-→ it's case sensitive. Destop isn't the same as desktop. also, use the tab tangent to auto-complete the path. so if you type "cd /ho" <tab> it should complete it into "cd /home/" pressing <tab> again will suggest some of the existing folders
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: you may have to chmod +x filename too
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: use tab complete ;)
[11:42] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: Alright then.. Could you explain the "chmod +x" bit?
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: it makes the file executable
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: to the users who have read access
[11:43] <Vixen-> magnetron: Good stuff mate, cheers =]
[11:43] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: Right, and "sh" then would be..?
[11:43] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: you will be root as well so you dont need to use sudo (but makes no difference if you do)
[11:43] <bullgard4> Who could please help me with testing Empathy voice chat? A first test with a partner was only partially successful.
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: sh means run the file as a shell script but i would mark the file as executable for completeness
[11:44] <magnetron> ActionParsnip→ not necessary if it's a shell script
[11:44] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: Right then, let me write this down. I need to sh it, and I need to chmod +x, then the file name. Can I do both in one, or do they need to be done separately
[11:44] <ActionParsnip> magnetron: true but to me it makes sense
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: chmod +x file     first
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: then     sh file     second
[11:45] <magnetron> ActionParsnip→ it confuses the discussion if you add the instruction later
[11:45] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: That'll leave me with an executable, and it'll be installed, right?
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> magnetron: ok, given
[11:46] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: magnetron, you both agree on this?
[11:46] <ActionParsnip> magnetron: it'd be nice if it was marked executable when it was downloaded :(
[11:47] <friendishan> hi
[11:48] <ActionParsnip> !hi | friendishan
[11:48] <friendishan> thx
[11:49] <coolkourt> Hello, good morning, is there any way to re-partition the Hard Drive to add more space to an ubuntu installation
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> !resize
[11:50] <Vixen-> Right, I'm going to move and try all this out
[11:50] <Vixen-> Cheers for your help folks
[11:50] <Vixen-> Really appreciated
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> coolkourt: you can resize ext3 but make sure you have a recent backup if things go screwy
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: np
[11:50] <friendishan> i think u'll have to re-install
[11:50] <Vixen-> I'll  be back in a bit, to tell ye if it worked ;]
[11:50] <Piet> coolkourt: you can use gparted for this. but make sure you have current backups before you give it a go, just because it's quite error prone
[11:50] <Vixen-> Later  xx
[11:50] <friendishan> ok
[11:51] <friendishan> ubottu, why do u appear yellow?
[11:51] <Palestinian> hi
[11:51] <Piet> ActionParsnip: if it seems like i keep repeating after you that's because i have quite some lag here at times ;-)
[11:52] <coolkourt> thanks admins
[11:52] <friendishan> ?
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> Piet: no worries duder
[11:53] <Piet> :)
[11:53] <friendishan> Is there some1 named shashwat here?
[11:53] <ActionParsnip> friendishan: the name autocompletes, so they are connected but may be idling
[11:54] <Piet> friendishan: /who #ubuntu would tell
[11:54] <Palestinian> hi guys
[11:54] <Piet> hi there
[11:54] <wtl> why cant i enable compiz on an ati hd 3200
[11:56] <ActionParsnip> wtl: have you installed video drivers
[11:56] <Piet> something tells me wet is a bot
[11:56] <friendishan_> hi
[11:56] <wtl> ActionParsnip, i already have xserver-xorg-video-driver-ati
[11:57] <friendishan> ?
[11:57] <Piet> friendishan_: hi again
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> wtl: is it eing used?
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> s/eing/being
[11:57] <friendishan> hi agian
[11:57] <wtl> ActionParsnip, how do i know? :D
[11:58] <friendishan_> so i came to the right place
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> wtl: less /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[11:58] <friendishan> brb]
[11:58] <friendishan_> i thought
[11:59] <friendishan_> freenode server #ubuntu
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> wtl: thats the xserver coming up, it will tell you what driver it is using
[11:59] <friendishan_> and ubuntu server #ubuntu were different
[11:59] <wtl> ActionParsnip, if it isnt, what do i do? :)
[11:59] <Ultimate_darknes> !info firefox
[11:59] <harlet> hi
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> friendishan_: yes you are in the ubuntu channel on freenode.net
[11:59] <friendishan> so i was a bit confused
[11:59] <guo> hi
[11:59] <friendishan> ok so i get it now
[11:59] <Piet> friendishan_: it's both the same irc network
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> wtl: read the log down, there is more than 1 screen of text
[12:00] <friendishan> Action, why do u appear yellow?
[12:00] <friendishan> and even piet
[12:00] <shashwat> becoz hes talking tou
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> friendishan_: if i write your name at the start of a line it will highlight the text to make it easier to read
[12:00] <shashwat> friendishan
[12:00] <junxie> what
[12:00] <ActionParsnip> friendishan_: try tab completing my name, I will get the same effect
[12:01] <friendishan> oh i get it
[12:01] <shashwat> when ne1 writes your name he appears yellow
[12:01] <shashwat> and action not necessary at the start
[12:01] <friendishan> ActionParsnip:  is it correct?
[12:01] <Piet> friendishan: that is because your client thinks i should appear yellow. asige from that, i have no idea.
[12:01] <shashwat> newhere
[12:01] <Pici> !ot
[12:02] <friendishan> oh i get it now
[12:02] <shashwat> testing testin friendishan testing
[12:02] <ylbhz> Hello,Im new here
[12:02] <junxie> me too
[12:02] <shashwat> did it appear yellow???
[12:02] <friendishan> me 3
[12:03] <friendishan> so shashwat u had a question?
[12:03] <ylbhz> Nice to meet you,haha
[12:04] <friendishan> I guess ppl here will be of more help
[12:04] <friendishan> so bye
[12:04] <shashwat> can ne 1 help me change permissions plz
[12:04] <jrib> !permissions > shashwat
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> jrib: nice
[12:06] <Piet> !u | shashwat
[12:07] <jerry_uk> hi , somebody going to the cloud conference in barbican?
[12:09] <Haiopai> Hey folks, I need help with my netbook-battery. You might have heard from the problem, that UNR stops showing the status of the battery if you use different types. Has someone an idea?
[12:10] <Piet> Haiopai: do you have a reference to the bug tracker, since i don't know this issue?
[12:10] <Piet> Haiopai: also, different types of what exactly?
[12:11] <Haiopai> Oh, I'm sorry, I Use original Lenovo-Batteries, but one is stanndard, and the other is twice that big
[12:12] <PaulieG> hey, I need help with a issue with Jaunty. I had this issue with Gusty too but i connot remember how to fix it. it is not the DPI. when i login the text when i type my username and password are so small it is unreadablke. also when i run VLC media player the whole application is too small to read. also goes for virtualbox
[12:12] <PaulieG> any ideas?
[12:12] <Haiopai> so at first, everything worked fine, I Changed the battery and now I don't get any Information from any battery
[12:13] <Dillizar> !root
[12:14] <roger_> i enabled my onboard sound, which room i need to go to for help to enable 5.1 surround
[12:14] <Dillizar> !sudo
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> roger_: here
[12:14] <luddite> does anyone know how to turn usb plug and play on 9.04 ?
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> roger_: http://ubuntulinuxhelp.com/the-simple-way-to-get-51-surround-sound-audio-working-in-ubuntu/
[12:15] <luddite> im sick of having tp reboot everytime i plug a devide in
[12:15] <luddite> mice included
[12:15] <linduxed> is there a package with a set of interesting fonts?
[12:15] <roger_> oh cool, thnx i'll read that
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> luddite: try: sudo /etc/init.d/hal restart
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> !fonts > linduxed
[12:15] <Ultimate_darknes> !win32codecs
[12:16] <supersasho> hi.. i've just upgraded to 9.04 and the Xserver doesn't start, the screen is blank, can't even get to shell with ctrl+alt+f1.. any ideas?
[12:16] <luddite> actionparsnip - thanks mate.
[12:16] <royalwarecast> Do anyone here know about "British Council"(maybe not the words but sounds like these) a exchange programme that sends teachers to other countries to tell English?
[12:16] <luddite> but why does it not turn on automaitically
[12:17] <linduxed> ActionParsnip: thx
[12:17] <luddite> royalwarecast - i hope that you are try to get  teacher in
[12:17] <Ultimate_darknes> !help > Ultimate_darkness
[12:17] <cptblood> what's the easiest way of including udf2.50 support in ubuntu ?
[12:17] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho: I think you need to add to your kernel boot line vga=791
[12:18] <royalwarecast> luddite: what do you mean that?
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> linduxed: ive not known it to not, maybe it takes a while
[12:19] <Lint01> ActionParsnip: do I have to restart hal on each device arrival?!
[12:19] <linduxed> ActionParsnip: ???
[12:20] <luddite> royalwarecast - i mean that it say for you then
[12:20] <daveco> can someone help me with deluge, it is realy slow.
[12:20] <wtl> google earth is weird. when i zoom in closely to the land, it gets foggy. it wasnt like this two days ago in the older version. does it happen to anyone else?
[12:20] <ActionParsnip> Lint01: not sure, if it isnt autodetected then I'd use it as the next step
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> linduxed: sup?
[12:21] <cptblood> anyone knows & who can guide me to get me udf2.50 support?
[12:21] <linduxed> ActionParsnip: the last message of yours made no sense to me
[12:21] <relive> does ubuntu have default tools to network 2 ubuntu machjnes together, for file sharing?
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> linduxed: ive never known usb to not just be detected. Maybe the system is taking its sweet tie setting it up
[12:22] <cptblood> ofc relive, i use samba for that, so it can communicate with my windows ws
[12:22] <ActionParsnip> linduxed: is that the line you meant?
[12:22] <sacarlson> ﻿relive: samba
[12:22] <supersasho> sacarlson: something like this? kernel		/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.28-11-generic root=UUID=<alotofnumbers> vga=791 ro quiet splash
[12:22] <linduxed> ActionParsnip: linduxed: ive not known it to not, maybe it takes a while
[12:22] <linduxed> ActionParsnip: but even then
[12:22] <relive> cptblood, i have used samba before, but want something dedicated for linux to linux
[12:23] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho: ya that might work
[12:23] <linduxed> ActionParsnip: i havent asked about any usb....
[12:23] <cptblood> it can be run with linux to linux too
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> linduxed: if you plug it in and run: dmesg | tail
[12:23] <cptblood> sshfs?
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> linduxed: you should see if the kernel has seen it and whats going on
[12:23] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho: I normaly put it at the end but no mater I guess
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> linduxed: my bad, crossed wires
[12:23] <relive> sacarlson, i am afraid samba will mess up my files. becuase, sometime, the file names in linux and windows don't play nice together
[12:23] <john> hey people where could i go to get advice on what distro to choose?
[12:23] <john> (irc wise)
[12:23] <daveco> anyone here use deluge?
[12:23] <ActionParsnip> john: #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:23] <john> thanks
[12:24] <joaopinto> john, #linux ?
[12:24] <cptblood> anyone knows & who can guide me to get me udf2.50 support?
[12:24] <mefiX> where does ubuntu initially look for the bnx2-firmware?
[12:24] <sacarlson> ﻿relive: are you working with windows and linux?  if ony linux you can use nfs
[12:24] <supersasho> sacarlson: and what does the command vga=791 do?
[12:24] <relive> sacarlson, so samba might change machanism and handle files, as if they are windwos.
[12:25] <sacarlson> ﻿﻿supersasho: sets video mode at boot to something that worked on my acer laptop
[12:25] <Ultimate_darknes> !vodaphone
[12:25] <relive> sacarlson, yes. i am thinking of nfs. is nfs now integrated with gnome?
[12:25] <NorthByNorthWest> WHY can I easily set the size assigned to Ubuntu when installing and keeping windows anymore? There used to be a slider where I could set how many Gigs ubuntu should be given. Now there is no such option and Ubuntu is installed on 2 Gig space... and completely useless...
[12:26] <NorthByNorthWest> *cant
[12:26] <sacarlson> ﻿relive: I'm not sure it's installed at default but there is an nfs package in ubuntu that works with gnome
[12:26] <relive> sacarlson, sshfs and ftp is integrated with nautilus now days
[12:26] <john> can i get ubuntu to have that cool icon panel at the bottom?
[12:26] <supersasho> sacarlson: can you be more specific? it may be dependent on video card
[12:26] <relive> sacarlson, i am installing nfs now
[12:27] <Ashif> hi , ashif here. need some help regarding screen resolution.
[12:27] <Ashif> ubuntu 6.06
[12:27] <Ashif> earlier i had attached a monitor working at 800 * 600, now i've attached an LCD 17'' , and now in screen resolution it only shows 800 * 600, i want it to be 1024 * 768
[12:27] <shashwat> when i write anything to any place on my  harddrive ubuntu says: Saving '/media/disk/Untitled.xcf' failed Could not open '/media/disk/Untitled.xcf' for writing: Permission denied Can anyone help please
[12:27] <FloodBot1> Ashif: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:27] <sacarlson> ﻿ relive: ya I've used sshfs before with nautilus that also requires to be installed.  I didn't know ftp also was integrated.
[12:27] <Ashif> hi , ashif here. need some help regarding screen resolution. (ubuntu 6.06)
[12:27] <Ashif> earlier i had attached a monitor working at 800 * 600, now i've attached an LCD 17'' , and now in screen resolution it only shows 800 * 600, i want it to be 1024 * 768
[12:28] <muni> asdf
[12:28] <muni> ddd
[12:28] <relive> sacarlson, by, ftp, i mean, it works like sshfs. think need install too
[12:29] <hacktolive> what is the easiest way to develop a very very simple GUI on Ubuntu (anything as easy as MS Visual Studio)?
[12:29] <john> is ubuntu easier to install things on/faster than kubuntu?
[12:29] <Ashif> need some guideline regarding screen resolution,
[12:29] <Ashif> i am unable to change screen resolution, there is no option in the list
[12:30] <jrib> john: same
[12:30] <sacarlson> ﻿hacktolive:  glade is cool for gui development
[12:30] <relive> sacarlson, i just installed it. how to use? must i edit /etc/fstab or there a better / easier way now days?
[12:30] <sacarlson> ﻿hacktolive:  I use it with perl and can be used with ruby
[12:30] <Ashif>  ? ?
[12:31] <daveco> is it better to enable encryption in bit torrent, or disable?
[12:31] <brembo> better enable
[12:31] <sacarlson> ﻿relive: use what?
[12:31] <relive> sacarlson, nfs
[12:31] <Ashif> screen resolution problem !
[12:31] <hacktolive> sacarlson: interesting... I can use it with python and other programming languages... interesting... thanks
[12:31] <Ashif> can any one guide ?
[12:32] <john> jrib, thanks
[12:32] <ActionParsnip> relive: can you be very specific
[12:32] <sacarlson> ﻿relive: let me see if there is a gui for it.  samba has a gui.  I'm not sure of nfs
[12:32] <relive> ActionParsnip, looking for GUI
[12:32] <brembo> Ashif: make sure you connect the cable on the right place
[12:32] <relive> ActionParsnip, nautilus integrated lots of things now days
[12:32] <Ashif> its connected, currently i am on the same LCD
[12:33] <Ashif> earlier i had attached a monitor
[12:33] <ActionParsnip> relive: ok what video card does :  lspci | grep -i vga    say you have?
[12:33] <Ashif> monitor worked at 800 * 600
[12:33] <sacarlson> felive: ya it's supported here System-> Administration-> Shared Folders.
[12:33] <relive> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS] 65x/M650/740 PCI/AGP VGA Display Adapter
[12:33] <Ojii> I made some big mistakes when migrating my root from ext3 to ext4 (see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1162898), does anyone know a way to recover data on ext4? everything i found on google is only for ext3...
[12:34] <relive> ActionParsnip, why i need this? i don't see why
[12:34] <brembo> Ashif: did u have driver installed?
[12:34] <Wazzzaaa> anybody experience with an dual screen with an ATI Card and Jaunty?
[12:34] <Ashif> nope !
[12:34] <Ashif> driver of what ?
[12:34] <Ashif> my color displays are perfect
[12:34] <ActionParsnip> you said "Ashif: screen resolution problem !"
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> relive: so i cant advise without knowing your video card can i?
[12:35] <sacarlson> ﻿Ojii:  can you still mount the ext4 partition at all?
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> oh man, i'm getting mixed today
[12:35] <Wazzzaaa> Ashif: talking to me?
[12:35] <relive> ActionParsnip, but nfs is video card independent
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> relive: yeah sorry man, mixed wires
[12:35] <Ojii> sacarlson: yes after i 'repaired' it using gparted
[12:35] <Ashif> talking with brembi
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> i'm gonna sit a few plays out
[12:35] <brembo> Ashif: driver for ur video card
[12:36] <Ashif> from where i can check if its installed ?
[12:36] <Wazzzaaa> cd -
[12:36] <Wazzzaaa> oops
[12:36] <Ashif> musing ubuntu 6.06
[12:36] <brembo> what?
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> !6.06
[12:37] <Ashif> from where i can check if my vga driver is installed ?
[12:37] <ddoom> !raid
[12:37] <sacarlson> ﻿Ojii: so I'm not sure what you want to do.  maybe just do a tar backup of the partition move it to another disk or partition
[12:38] <Ashif> brembo : earlier i had attached a monitor, and i ws able to change the resolutions,
[12:38] <Ashif> now when i have attached the LCD its only supporting 800 * 600
[12:38] <Ojii> sacarlson: i lost my home folder in the root partition, but gparted and nautilus contradict over the partition size/usage so i hope it still is somewhere there
[12:39] <relive> ActionParsnip, will pstree show if nfs service is running?
[12:39] <brembo> Ashif: there's a very big problem :|
[12:39] <Keloran> how do i scratch iptables, so that im back to 0 rules, i cant seem to find a way of getting rid of all the rules, and starting fresh
[12:39] <Ashif> what's that ?
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> relive: maybe ps -ef | grep nfs
[12:39] <p-f> Xorg's CPU usage goes to 99% when I type fast / hold keys down. Why? How can I fix this?
[12:39] <brembo> Keloran: iptables -F ?
[12:40] <Keloran> ty brembo
[12:40] <Ashif> brembo : ?
[12:40] <Angel-SL> Is there an equivalent of make.conf in Ubuntu?
[12:40] <`Immortal`> hello ppl.
[12:40] <remoteCTR1> anyone knows a windows client that can scp?
[12:40] <`Immortal`> could somebody pls recommend a good s/w to manage my 5.5G iPod in Ubuntu?
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> remoteCTR1: winscp
[12:40] <`Immortal`> is gtkpod the best?
[12:40] <relive> ActionParsnip, ok, thx.it looks like it's running
[12:41] <remoteCTR1> ActionParsnip, nice thanks! and hi btw:)
[12:41] <Ashif> brembo : ? u there ?
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> `Immortal`: amarok, banshee
[12:41] <brembo> Ashif: why u are on 6.06 ? is dead u know ?
[12:41] <Ojii> `Immortal`: I suggest songbird
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> remoteCTR1: np man
[12:41] <dooner> Angel-SL, you mean make.conf from freebsd?
[12:41]  * `Immortal` is confused
[12:41] <Angel-SL> Yeah
[12:41] <Ashif> well,, my system spec were not high enough to support higher version
[12:41] <dooner> Angel-SL, not exactly.
[12:42] <Angel-SL> Or, any way to add CFLAGS parameters to .. what do you call.. compilations
[12:42] <Ashif> as i wanted to explore / learn ubuntu
[12:42] <brembo> Ashif: did u tryed with alternate's cd?
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> Angel-SL: i think you do it at configure time
[12:42] <`Immortal`> among the 3 s/w which is best for iPod?
[12:42] <dooner> Angel-SL, most everything is package based.
[12:42] <`Immortal`> or is that subjective?
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> `Immortal`: best is an opinion so is very subjective
[12:42] <Ashif> i installed it with my monitor attached, and now when i recplaced it with my lcd, i'm not able to change the resolution
[12:42] <Ojii> `Immortal` subjective
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> !ipod > `Immortal`
[12:43] <`Immortal`> k
[12:43] <dani_> Help! I can't login to ubuntu-gnome any more without selecting failsafe! After I enter username and password, the desktop and icons shows up as expected, and then it all suddenly stops, and everything except the mouse freezes. Only exit: cold reboot. What is wrong ?
[12:43] <Ashif> as long my monitor was attached, i was able to change resolutions
[12:43] <coolkourt> i just created an ext3 partition in gparted, how do i get that partition to add onto my ubuntu partition?
[12:43] <`Immortal`> thanks ActionParsnip :)
[12:43] <`Immortal`> guys would u recommend ext4?
[12:44] <ozzmosis> dani_: does it do that when you login as a different user?
[12:44] <`Immortal`> or stick with ext3?
[12:44] <Ashif> brembo : ?
[12:44] <brembo> Ashif: crt monitor?
[12:44] <Ojii> `Immortal`: No, i lost my home folder cos i made a mistake (i guess)
[12:44] <dani_> ozzmosis, a different user? havent tried. I only have 1 user on the comp.
[12:44] <Ashif> earlier it was
[12:44] <Ashif> now LCD
[12:44] <dooner> `Immortal`, well I am running in on 2 systems, and haven't had any issues with it.  But IMHO i would say there is no real reason to switch yet (if you have to ask about it :) )
[12:44] <`Immortal`> thanks dooner :)
[12:45] <brembo> Ashif: with wich videocard?
[12:45] <ozzmosis> dani_: add another, then try that .. if it doesn't freeze there, you can probably narrow down the problem further
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> dooner: like it, i'll remember that one :)
[12:45] <Ashif> from whre i can check ?
[12:45] <Ashif> the vedio card ?
[12:45] <Ultimate_darknes> !nvidia
[12:45] <dani_> ozzmosis, if it doesnt, how can i troubeshoot then?
[12:45] <`Immortal`> ActionParsnip:  can i use Itunes using WIne?
[12:45] <`Immortal`> *Wine
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> `Immortal`: i'd check
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> !appdb | `Immortal`
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> `Immortal`: could also ask in #winehq
[12:46] <`Immortal`> k
[12:46] <Ojii> `Immortal`: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=1347
[12:46] <brembo> Ashif: i got to go i will can help u in this afternoon
[12:46] <`Immortal`> but its a pretty hefty installer :/
[12:46] <dooner> `Immortal`, ActionParsnip now if you are like me and just like to play with latest/greatest and can afford to deal with any issues, than sure go ahead :)
[12:46] <Angel-SL> So, how do I apply CFLAGS to a makefile?
[12:46] <`Immortal`> & i'm on limited b/w
[12:47] <ozzmosis> dani_: then it will be a problem with a config file in your $HOME directory
[12:47] <dani_> what is the gnome log file called ?
[12:47] <dani_> ozzmosis, which config file?
[12:47] <Ultimate_darknes> !cedega
[12:47] <she_dyed> `Immortal`, bring a USB stick with you and get to a netcafe
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> dooner: oh i do, i upgrade blindly as I have backups etc so I don't care if my system breaks
[12:47] <dooner> Angel-SL, normally passed in via ./configure
[12:47] <Ashif> ok thanx for the support
[12:47] <ozzmosis> dani_: so it's a matter of finding out which one, or you could just delete them and start over
[12:47] <Ashif> tc, bye
[12:47] <dani_> ozzmosis, ok, but do you know what the gnome log-file is called?
[12:48] <cptblood> anyone who knows & who can guide me to get me udf2.50 support in ubuntu?
[12:48] <dooner> ActionParsnip, :)  I have computers I do that on.  (workstation (everything stored on stable NFS Server). Netbook (who cares).
[12:48] <coolkourt> is there anyway to add unpartitioned space to my partition of ubuntu
[12:48] <`Immortal`> yeah or i'll rummage through the DVD's that i get with my computer magazine
[12:48] <ozzmosis> dani_: I'm not sure there is one .. but you can try looking in $HOME/.xsession-errors
[12:48] <`Immortal`> they should have the latest Itunes ver.
[12:49] <`Immortal`> have any of you tried Rockbox on your ipod?
[12:50] <dani_> ok, thanks
[12:50] <she_dyed> `Immortal`, i think that means ditching iTunes
[12:50] <Dorobo18jp> hi i am trying to remove ubuntu and move it to another computer but i want to restore my partition with out losing my windows data
[12:50] <`Immortal`> I hear that battery life will suffer if i shift to it
[12:50] <ozzmosis> Dorobo18jp: that didn't make a lot of sense
[12:51] <she_dyed> `Immortal`, that might be FUD i think all it does is make it behave like a regular player
[12:51] <raghuraman> hai
[12:51] <she_dyed> `Immortal`, might want to ask that in ##linux
[12:51] <`Immortal`> k
[12:51] <Pici> `Immortal`: or #rockbox
[12:51] <she_dyed> or simply check the online docs first `Immortal`
[12:51] <Dorobo18jp> im using a dual boot right now i want to remove ubuntu and then want to merge the partition with my windows partition with out losing windows info
[12:51] <ozzmosis> Dorobo18jp: (1) you can't move it after you've removed it, (2) restore which partition?, (3) why would you lose anything?
[12:52] <`Immortal`> yeah but user opinions would count more
[12:52] <she_dyed> `Immortal`, true
[12:52] <ozzmosis> Dorobo18jp: do you want to make Windows' NTFS partition use the entire disk?
[12:52] <Dorobo18jp> yes
[12:52] <ozzmosis> Dorobo18jp: that's not really a Ubuntu question ;)
[12:53] <ales_> good day all
[12:53] <coolkourt> is there any way to move a partition to dev/sda3?
[12:53] <dooner> Dorobo18jp, there are tools to resize windows partitions (but besides partition magic, I don't know what they are, since I normally and just deleting them :))
[12:53] <ozzmosis> Dorobo18jp: Gparted might expand an NTFS partition from a Live CD
[12:53] <Dorobo18jp> well i figure i have to remove ubuntu 1st and have no idea how to do that and since it repartioned my drive i think i would be a fair question
[12:53] <ozzmosis> (after all, it can make them smaller... why not bigger?)
[12:53] <ozzmosis> (I assume it's Gparted, that the Ubuntu installer uses)
[12:54] <Dorobo18jp> yes
[12:54] <lvlefisto> Dorobo18jp: use gparted live cd
[12:54] <Dorobo18jp> ok thanks
[12:54] <`Immortal`> Dorobo18jp:  just get the WIndows installater to format the drive/partition
[12:54] <sacarlson> ﻿﻿Dorobo18jp: I think you just want to delete the ubuntu patition.  recreate a new one then reformat it.  do it all in windows with partition tool of your choice in windows.
[12:55] <Yanick_> Hi, I can't change my screen saver :) when I open gnone-screensaver, everything becomes fuzzy and the keyboard does not respond anymore. If I had another computer to access this one, I would do an ssh restart, but I can't so I need to do a hard restart. The question is: how can I disable the screen saver and simply make the screen go blank after x minutes without going through the gui?
[12:55] <ozzmosis> Dorobo18jp: you could always reuse the Ubuntu partition as another NTFS partition
[12:55] <ozzmosis> Dorobo18jp: so you'd have C: and D: under Windows
[12:55] <ozzmosis> Dorobo18jp: one large partition is nicer though
[12:55] <Dorobo18jp> yes it is
[12:55] <Piet> coolkourt: why would you want to do this?
[12:55] <`Immortal`> yeah u could format the Ubuntu partition from Windows using the Disk Manager
[12:55] <ales_> I have problem on scanner on epson multi please help
[12:56] <coolkourt> piet: well basically i had allowed ubuntu 10gigs, then on my netbook i had like 100gigs just there and i wanna use Gparted to read that spce
[12:56] <lvlefisto> Yanick_: Ctrl+Alt+F6
[12:56] <ozzmosis> lvlefisto: what does that do?
[12:57] <Yanick_> lvlefisto, that simply brings me to a console, no?
[12:57] <lvlefisto> ozzmosis: it takes you to a tty6
[12:57] <ozzmosis> I thought C-A-F1 did that
[12:57] <Piet> coolkourt: so what you want to do is extend the 10 GB partition to 110 GB?
[12:57] <Ashif> can any one help me regarding the screen resolution problem
[12:57] <lvlefisto> Yanick_: from the console you can do a safe shutdown
[12:57] <coolkourt> piet: yea, but there is a lock on the partition i believe
[12:58] <Yanick_> lvlefisto, it's a good idea to put a blank screen whenever I want, but I want to completely disable screen saver. I'm actually following this thread right now : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=278693
[12:58] <coolkourt> or for some reason i cannot extend it
[12:58] <Yanick_> lvlefisto, you haven't read : the keyboard is frozen with the gui
[12:58] <supersasho> hi.. i've just upgraded to 9.04.. the progress bar makes it to the end, and when i expect the Xserver, it doesn't start, the screen is blank, can't even get to shell with ctrl+alt+f1.. any ideas?
[12:58] <lvlefisto> Yanick_: ok, sorry
[12:58] <Piet> `Immortal`: no you could not. partition yes, format no.
[12:59] <Yanick_> lvlefisto, :)
[12:59] <Piet> `Immortal`: at least not with a file system you would actually want to use
[12:59] <ubuntu> hey i am using ubuntu persistent how to merge changes i made in casper-rw with that of the main image
[13:00] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho: so adding to the kernel boot line  vga=791 didn't fix it?
[13:00] <supersasho> sacarlson: nope
[13:00] <Jck_true_> I can't seem to figure out how to unpack a rar file... unrar-free from the ubuntu repos just returns "All OK!"
[13:01] <she_dyed> sacarlson, did he put it in the right spot heh
[13:01] <supersasho> sacarlson: it gave me a vesa table so i choosed 324 to have 1280x1024x32 but with no effect
[13:01] <Jck_true_> Even if no files are extracted
[13:01] <Piet> coolkourt: there is no such thing as a partition lock. but you should not work on any active partitions and gparted will therefore not allow you to do so.
[13:01] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho:  but you do see things hapen up to the point that the xserver starts.
[13:01] <Piet> coolkourt: use the live cd to change your existing ubuntu partitions
[13:01] <ozzmosis> Jck_true_: what does rar (not unrar) do ?
[13:01] <Jck_true_> is there are rar?
[13:01] <coolkourt> piet: do i have to install UNR to a flash drive again to do it?
[13:01] <ozzmosis> Jck_true_: yep
[13:02] <bullgard4> What is the name of the (RFC) dokument, which lists the headlines of all RFCs (and probably some more additional features) and which is updated regularly?
[13:02] <Jck_true_> ozzmosis: It's not in the default repository?
[13:02] <ozzmosis> Jck_true_: it's not "free"
[13:02] <supersasho> sacarlson: i just see the loading progress bar or if i do recovery mode i see all the deamons doing ok, no fail at all
[13:02] <Jck_true_> oh right
[13:02] <sacarlson> ﻿she_dyed: ﻿supersasho: good point she_dyed
[13:02] <Guest82705> Which vncconnect (VNC client) will allow me to specify a proxy?
[13:02] <Jck_true_> Give me a second
[13:03] <ozzmosis> Jck_true_: rar t archive.rar to test, rar x archive.rar to extract
[13:03] <`Immortal`> later guys
[13:03] <`Immortal`> thanks for all the help :)
[13:03] <supersasho> sacarlson: yup, i've put it at the end of the line
[13:03] <Piet> coolkourt: actually i'm not sure whether or not UNR has a live cd included since I never used it. If it has, and if you have no cdrom writer and reader, then yes, you will need to do it this way.
[13:03] <Ultimate_darknes> !flash
[13:03] <coolkourt> piet: ok thanks for your help
[13:04] <Yanick_> lvlefisto, gconf-editor did the trick
[13:04] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho: ok sounds like the problem is in the video driver in xserver so you might try edit the file /etc/X11/xorg.conf   change device "vesa"
[13:04] <supersasho> sacarlson: like in the https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Common%20Boot%20Options
[13:04] <draginx> I installed skype through sources when 64 bit wasnt available, any way to remove it from my computer?
[13:04] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho: util you find a good working driver
[13:05] <Piet> bullgard4: feels a bit OT here, but you'll find it on ietf.org
[13:05] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho: ya that link looked good but the problem now apears to be in xserver
[13:05] <Piet> coolkourt: you're welcome
[13:06] <supersasho> sacarlson: i'll give it a try.. i've got ati hd4830 but the fglrx drivers should from catalyst 9.4 work with xorg 1.6, but maybe it doesnt
[13:07] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho: ya I see lots of post on ati video problem as of late.
[13:07] <dr3mro> hey i am using ubuntu persistent how to merge changes i made in casper-rw with that of the main image
[13:08] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho: set to vesa will just prove the the problem is in you ati driver
[13:08] <Piet> draginx: try using the installer which came with it to remove it
[13:08] <she_dyed> ﻿supersash what model ATi
[13:08] <Kallileo_> /s EFnet
[13:09] <supersasho> she_dyed: hd4830
[13:09] <draginx> Piet, no idea where it is =/
[13:09] <ozzmosis> before I installed Ubuntu my hard disk activity light was red.  now it's orange.  true story.
[13:09] <she_dyed> ﻿supersash uber new model oy
[13:09] <draginx> wait i think it did it automatically for me.. it says "unpacking replacement Skype.."
[13:09] <sacarlson> ﻿ she_dyed: ﻿supersasho:  I think they said they have ﻿ati hd4830
[13:09] <royalwarecast> I can't play sounds with the default backend setting of gstreamer How to solve ? how to switch to xine?
[13:10] <Piet> draginx: so apparently you had a packaged version installed before
[13:10] <supersasho> sacarlson: ok, xorg.conf edited, i'll give it a try...
[13:11] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho:  good luck
[13:11] <draginx> Piet, yeah 32 bit, I guess it wasnt binary :S Well works for me. Thanks mate :)
[13:11] <Jck_true_> This may seem very dumb
[13:11] <she_dyed> supersasho, always good to have a cold one in the fridge
[13:11] <Jck_true_> how do i verify which Ubuntu version i'm on
[13:11] <Frayjin> @royalwarecast - Just delete the catalog.cache in your $HOME/.xine dir and restart
[13:11] <draginx> hmm still getting audio playback trouble =/
[13:11] <ozzmosis> Jck_true_: System -> About Ubuntu
[13:11] <Jck_true_> ozzmosis: VPS...
[13:11] <Piet> draginx: if this is so, and the packaged version you had installed was a well made one, and you had not also installed a non-packaged version, then the old installation should now be gone.
[13:12] <ozzmosis> Jck_true_: or cat /etc/issue in Terminal
[13:12] <amor> putri_malu
[13:12] <Jck_true_> ozzmosis: thanks
[13:13] <draginx> Piet, yer, i thought this new version would fix my audio problems, apparently not ;) ahh well time to dig for some indo
[13:13] <SkippyleGrandGou> plop les gens
[13:13] <SkippyleGrandGou> est-ce qu'il y a un chan irc pour les modos du forum ?
[13:14] <cptblood> anyone who knows & who can guide me to get me udf2.50 support in ubuntu?
[13:14] <SkippyleGrandGou> arf
[13:14] <NorthByNorthWest> WHYYYY?
[13:14] <SkippyleGrandGou> sorry, thought it was ubuntu-fr
[13:14] <ozzmosis> cptblood: what does that give you?
[13:14] <cptblood> what does that give me what?
[13:14] <ozzmosis> cptblood: UDF 2.5 support
[13:15] <cptblood> support for bluray
[13:15] <ozzmosis> ah right
[13:16] <volton> test
[13:17] <mortuis99> hi im trying to install tor on JJ and am having trouble can smeone help?
[13:18] <mefiX> how can i avoid my bnx2-module (network) from being loaded from the initial ramdisk?
[13:18] <Jck_true_> ozzmosis: Thanks alot that did the magic :-)
[13:18] <she_dyed> !tor | mortuis99
[13:18] <mefiX> i want bnx2 to be loaded by /etc/modules
[13:18] <supersasho> sacarlson: the vesa drivers in xorg.conf didn't do it either :(
[13:19] <Piet> cptblood: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/BluRayAndHDDVD
[13:19] <e1luca> How can I print (save to txt) the list of files and folders in a dir in Ubuntu 9.04 Gnome? tnx
[13:20] <she_dyed> e1luca, ls dirname/* > file.txt
[13:20] <e1luca> she_dyed: tnx
[13:20] <she_dyed> e1luca, give us a tough one lol
[13:20] <Piet> mortuis99: depends on what the problem is
[13:21] <mortuis99> piet can i PM ?
[13:21] <Piet> mortuis99: i prefer it here actually
[13:21] <Piet> mortuis99: but dont paste here
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> e1luca: ls > ~/file.txt
[13:21] <Piet> mortuis99: use a pastebin
[13:21] <e1luca> she_dyed: I'm not done yet :D where is smb://public... (the dir is on a samba share - where is mounetd?)
[13:22] <mortuis99> ok i dont want to get in trouble for cutand paste
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> e1luca: its great for making m3u playlists
[13:22] <mortuis99> !pastebin
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> e1luca: ls *.mp3 > playlist.m3u
[13:22] <baskingshark> I have vmware installed under 9.04 however when I want to run the program I get the error message that it can't find my headers 2.6.28-11-generic which is the output of uname -r when I check the usr/src I have the 2.6.28-12-generic?
[13:22] <ActionParsnip> e1luca: works in windows too
[13:23] <e1luca> ActionParsnip: tnx. great tip. don't have wind anymore :)
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> baskingshark: rinstall the package may help
[13:23] <baseline> hi , i haved installed apachetop and get this error: http://rafb.net/p/5lohDA62.html  <- can anybody help me?
[13:23] <supersasho> hi.. i've just upgraded to 9.04.. the progress bar makes it to the end, and when i expect the Xserver, it doesn't start, the screen is blank, can't even get to shell with ctrl+alt+f1.. any ideas?
[13:23] <she_dyed> e1luca, i was only kidding *snif*
[13:23] <baskingshark> ActionParsnip: already done that
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> baskingshark: sudo apt-get --reinstall install <package name here>
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> baskingshark: hmm, strange
[13:23] <ozzmosis> supersasho: there are some GRUB options for making the kernel more verbose when booting
[13:23] <mortuis99> piet http://paste.ubuntu.com/174895/
[13:24] <baskingshark> ActionParsnip: its the vmware-workstation that I use
[13:24] <she_dyed> !runlevel | supersasho
[13:24] <ActionParsnip> baskingshark: could maybe ask in #vmware it may be a known issue
[13:24] <e1luca> she_dyed: me, I was not. I find /smbPublic in /media but no content
[13:24] <baskingshark> ActionParsnip: thanks
[13:25] <she_dyed> e1luca, open up your file manager
[13:25] <ozzmosis> supersasho: eg. removing 'quiet' and 'splash' from the entry in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[13:25] <she_dyed> and i think its in places e1luca
[13:25] <supersasho> ozzmosis: done that allready
[13:25] <supersasho> ozzmosis: everythings goes [OK]
[13:25] <ozzmosis> supersasho: then you shouldn't be seeing a progress bar
[13:25] <ozzmosis> supersasho: ah
[13:26] <e1luca> she_dyed: I see the share in filemanager. I want to find it in midnightcomander also so I can issue the "ls....."
[13:26] <ozzmosis> supersasho: is it freezing completely?  can you ping it?  can you Ctrl+C anything that's running?
[13:26] <supersasho> ozzmosis: i've allready tried to change fglrx driver to vesa, no effect.. also adding vga=791 to boot kernel line didnt helped either
[13:26] <baseline> hi , i haved installed apachetop and get this error: http://rafb.net/p/5lohDA62.html  <- can anybody help me?
[13:27] <ActionParsnip> ozzmosis: could read thru    dmesg | less
[13:27] <Piet> baseline: doesn't look good. a buffer overflow related to glibc... do you have mixed architectures on your system maybe?
[13:27] <Piet> baseline: try asking in #apache , too, maybe they know this issue.
[13:27] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho:  I guess we should see your xorg.conf file can you paste.ubuntu.com it for us to see?
[13:27] <amor> putri_malu
[13:27] <supersasho> ozzmosis: nope, i cant do nothing, not even go to shell.. none of the hotkeys i know helped (ctrl+c ctrl+alt+backspace ctrl+alt+f*)
[13:27] <Piet> mortuis99: oh this line is not a command you run. instead, you put it into your /etc/ap/sources.list or into a file with a '.list' file extension in /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
[13:28] <she_dyed> e1luca, may I pm
[13:28] <e1luca> she_dyed: maybe I wasn't clear. I see the share "Public" from my ethernet HD in my filemanager. Now I can't find the path for this to give "ls content.txt"
[13:28] <e1luca> she_dyed:pls
[13:28] <ozzmosis> supersasho: I'm not sure whether you're saying the boot process is halting, or X is not working
[13:28] <e1luca> she_dyed: please do!
[13:28] <ozzmosis> e1luca: it's mounted in $HOME/.gvfs/
[13:29] <Piet> mortuis99: you can also do this via gnome using "software sources" if you prefer.
[13:29] <ozzmosis> e1luca: you can drag and drop a file from Nautilus into Terminal and it will copy the filename
[13:29] <supersasho> ozzmosis: sacarlson:  my xorg.conf http://pastebin.com/m47dcbf66
[13:29] <ozzmosis> e1luca: just like in Windows with Explorer and the Command Prompt (prior to Vista, anyway, when Microsoft broke that feature...)
[13:29] <parapanghelescu> HI there everyone .....
[13:29] <ozzmosis> supersasho: try running without an xorg.conf
[13:29] <e1luca> ozzmosis: found it! tnx
[13:29] <supersasho> ozzmosis: it boots all fine i guess, i think the problem is X, but i'm not sure
[13:30] <parapanghelescu> heed some help for evolution connector/set up with a ME 2003 server
[13:30] <mortuis99> piet what do i have to add their?
[13:30] <ozzmosis> supersasho: OK, until now I thought you were saying it wouldn't even boot in "safe" mode
[13:30] <e1luca> ozzmosis: I wasn't to bright with windows also so...
[13:30] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho: ozzmosis:  can we take out that modules section?  comment it out?
[13:30] <ozzmosis> e1luca: that's ok, I've spent too many years using it :)
[13:31] <Piet> mortuis99: but tor is already in jaunty, and a rather current version, too. so it's unlikely that this APT source for _intrepid_ (i.e. not for jaunty!) will give you a more up to date version
[13:31] <ozzmosis> sacarlson: I guess so
[13:31] <ozzmosis> sacarlson: I'd just try without xorg.conf first though
[13:31] <mortuis99> tor is in jaunty? do ithen just have to install liketorbutton or?
[13:31] <KaiForce> i've updated my aging acer laptop to 9.04, and Remote Desktop screen refreshes are slooowww (i.e. you can watch the screen repaint when you maximize an application).  anyone know if there are any settings I can modify to improve this?
[13:32] <ozzmosis> KaiForce: what are the specs?
[13:32] <ozzmosis> KaiForce: CPU speed mainly
[13:32] <sacarlson> o﻿zzmosis: ﻿supersasho: Load    "glx"    Load    "dbe"  must be causing it?
[13:32] <mortuis99> piet tor is in jaunty? do i then just have to install like tor button or?
[13:32] <supersasho> ozzmosis: it just freeze after the whole progress bar is full.. or with no splash, it starts all deamons and when it should go to desktop it just go blank and nothing can be done
[13:32] <ozzmosis> supersasho: the progress bar doesn't use X, afaik
[13:33] <DIllizar> !info glx
[13:33] <supersasho> sacarlson: hmm, can try to comment it out, but in 8.10 it was just fine
[13:33] <mirza_azwar> hay.............
[13:33] <bullgard4> Piet: Using your hint, I found the document. --  Thank you.
[13:33] <Piet> mortuis99: i suggest you forget about this line you pastebinned and instead just use a package manager to install tor
[13:33] <supersasho> ozzmosis: it does not
[13:33] <Piet> mortuis99: use "add/remove applications" or "synaptic"
[13:34] <Piet> mortuis99: yes it should be in jaunty. and you can install tor-button if you like (don't have to, of course)
[13:34] <KaiForce> ozzmosis celeron M 1300Mhz
[13:34] <Dr_Willis>  I installed TOR just the other day. :)
[13:34] <KaiForce> ozzmosis i know its lame, i use it mainly as a winterm
[13:34] <Piet> mortuis99: hmm weird tor is actually not in jaunty
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> Tor  - is not in the default repos. it dident make it in time.
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> there was some issues with a maintainer.
[13:34] <supersasho> sacarlson: ozzmosis: i'll try to comment out the modules and report back if it was successful
[13:34] <ingw3> Hello. I have no luck with fiding any info on google. My problem is: I have dell poweredge r200 server with SATA. I run on it linux. I have 2 Sata hdd - both seen by BIOS and windows installer, but not by linux. Any idea?
[13:34] <sacarlson> ﻿ supersasho: I'm running 8.04 and no modules like that in mine
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> I used the TOR repositories to get Tor.
[13:35] <Zalthar> hi everyone
[13:35] <Piet> mortuis99: see what Dr_Willis is saying
[13:35] <ozzmosis> KaiForce: that's not too bad.  I'm on a 1.5 GHz desktop atm. :)  and have a 700 MHz P3 with 9.04 on it.  it seems to run OK.
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> mortuis99:  --> deb http://mirror.noreply.org/pub/tor jaunty main
[13:35] <KaiForce> ozzmosis ok, i'll take a look at the rdesktop settings and see if there is anything I can tweak
[13:35] <Dr_Willis> Then you will also want that tor-button, and  a few other things.
[13:36] <KaiForce> 9.04 seems to have fixed the sound issue I was having with this Acer.  It would just stop working after a few minutes of using sound
[13:36] <Piet> mortuis99: so you were already very close to it. ;-)
[13:36] <ozzmosis> KaiForce: I can use rdesktop fine over a 10 mbit link from the 700 MHz laptop to a 2.0 GHz XP box
[13:37] <Ultimate_darknes> !info nvidia
[13:37] <royalwarecast> can I exit the buddy list without quiting from pidgin?
[13:37] <ozzmosis> KaiForce: if you're sure it's not a network problem, maybe you need to check your Xorg drivers?
[13:37] <Ultimate_darknes> !nvidia
[13:37] <MenZa> royalwarecast→ Yep, hit the close button :)
[13:37] <Rizrn> has anyone had sucess in running the InstantAction games?
[13:37] <Dr_Willis> royalwarecast:  i thought it made a icon in the system-tray when you closed it.
[13:37] <ozzmosis> royalwarecast: it minimises to the tray at the top (near the clock)
[13:37] <KaiForce> ozzmosis OK, i'll try tweaking it.  rdesktop was just working fine before the upgrade, very good performance.  I'll bet a default setting changed or I'm using a command line option I shouldn't be
[13:38] <royalwarecast> but when I close the buddy list then the whole apps turned off
[13:40] <Rizrn> Can anyone comment on game performance using QEMU and windoes?
[13:40] <knoxville> Rizrn, yeah it is very bad because you can only use 32 VRAM
[13:40] <ozzmosis> Rizrn: might have more luck with VMware or VirtualBox
[13:40] <Dr_Willis> Rizrn:  most likely.. it stinks. :)
[13:41] <Rizrn> ah ok thanks
[13:41] <AlsaPCM> hi i am following this tutorial to install my webcam : http://foros.ubuntu-cl.org/viewtopic.php?t=2442 , but after doing all the process i get to a point where i do "sudo modprobe stk11xx " and comes out with this message : FATAL: Error inserting stk11xx (/lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/kernel/drivers/usb/media/stk11xx.ko): Unknown symbol in module, or unknown parameter (see dmesg)
[13:41] <AlsaPCM> any ideas ?
[13:41] <mortuis99> Dr_Wilis when i try deb.... i get a bash: deb: command not found
[13:41] <knoxville> Rizrn, its for basic applications, or server applications, works well for anything non realying on video
[13:41] <fulat2k> hi folks, i'm using New Wave theme in 9.04.  Any idea why Thunderbird/Firefox menu bar text is black instead of the proper color defined in the theme?
[13:42] <parapanghelescu> !evolution
[13:42] <simoncpu> !creationism
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> mortuis99:  this is whenyou learn to use the package manager system and how to edit your /etc/apt/sources.list - that line is NOT a command..its a 'repository' source listing that goes in sources.list
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> !apt  | mortuis99
[13:42] <ozzmosis> simoncpu: heh
[13:42] <simoncpu> hehehe
[13:42] <sacarlson> ﻿AlsaPCM:  do what it says take a look at dmesg
[13:42] <parapanghelescu> someone able to help with Evolution configuration for connection with Microsoft Exchange 2003 server ????
[13:42] <reda> #ubuntufr
[13:43] <bcpeters> I'm attempting to run wmii in Ubuntu on a dual monitor setup without Xinerama and I need one instance of wmii to open on each display, but I don't see an xinitrc or an xsession file I should editting to let GDM or the system know what to do when I log in, does anyone know what file i'm looking for and where it resides?
[13:43] <Vixen-> Does anyone know the most recent working nvidia driver for ubuntu?
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> bcpeters:  xinitrc --> /etc/X11/xinitrc
[13:44] <j0nr> hi all. I recently acquired a VPS running Ubuntu 8.04. When I ssh into the server, the very first thing I noticed is that I cannot use the tab key very well to auto-complete things...for example, 'apt-g'+tab will complete 'apt-get', then followed by 'in'+tab would usually fill in the command 'install' but it isn't and if i just type it in , whats worse is not being able to then use tab completion to find packages...
[13:44] <bcpeters> parapanghelescu: http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2006/10/24/use-evolution-with-microsoft-exchange-ubuntu-606-610/
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> bcpeters: sounds like you need 2 x servers, one for each screen
[13:44] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: what video card do you use?
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> using an x server for each screen.. can be a big hassle
[13:45] <Daviey> j0nr: Sounds like a bad installation of Ubuntu
[13:45] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: Hallo again. It's a Geforce 6 or 7
[13:45] <she_dyed> bcpeters, twin view? maybe
[13:45] <knoxville> Dr_Willis, i agree
[13:45] <alice2> how do I add new resolutions to the list offered by gnome-display-properties ?
[13:45] <jmburgess> j0nr: or sometimes is the connection is really bad that happens
[13:45] <bcpeters> Dr_Willis: i was confused about Ubuntu's /etc/X11/xinitrc , as all is listed there is gnome-session . /etc/X11/Xsession
[13:45] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[13:45] <bcpeters> exec gnome-settings-daemon &
[13:45] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: Actually, I tried installing the one I have, by your instructions. I got to the boot command line, it told me it didn't have a kernel module
[13:46] <bcpeters> ActionParsnip:  I have the xorg.conf setup properly.. i have a Matrox Millenium G450 DualHead
[13:46] <j0nr> Daviey: jmburgess the same has happened on two seperate VPS hosts.
[13:46] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: Installed it anyway, didn't work, had to revert to old config  =[
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: you didnt have all the deps to make the nvidia kernel module.
[13:46] <Jhodas> royalwarecast, it should just minimise to tray
[13:46] <Jhodas> im haveing a look thru the options now
[13:46] <jmburgess> alice2: the only way I know how to do that is through editing your xorg.conf
[13:46] <parapanghelescu> bcpeters > I've been there .....
[13:46] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: That might've been the problem, though I'll bugger that, and try the apt-get version =]
[13:46] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: the kernel source should be pulled down and DKMS will take place to create the nvidia module you need
[13:46] <parapanghelescu> didn't helped ...
[13:46] <jmburgess> Daviey: yeah it could still be you connection (as in your local ISP)
[13:46] <bcpeters> she_dyed: xorg.conf is setup properly, basically I'm trying to accomplish this, I need to know where to put these DISPLAAY settings from wmii DISPLAY=:0.0 wmii &
[13:46] <alice2> jmburgess: hmm, ok
[13:47] <bcpeters> DISPLAY=:0.1 exec wmii
[13:47] <alice2> made a mess of that last time though :e
[13:47] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: Is that if I use the apt-get command>
[13:47] <Vixen-> ?
[13:47] <she_dyed> thats in xinitrc bcpeters like Dr_Willis said
[13:47] <p-f> X eats up to 99% cpu when I type fast / hold keys down. What could be causing this?
[13:48] <royalwarecast> Jhodas: does it need a plug-in to be available?
[13:48] <jmburgess> alice2: yeah it is annoying, but check out this link, it might help http://linuxandfriends.com/2009/02/13/change-screen-resolution-in-ubuntu-linux/
[13:48] <bcpeters> she_dyed: ok thanks, I'll give it a try.  That file just looked a little under complex.. as my openbox, gnome, etc aren't currently listed there
[13:48] <Jhodas> royalwarecast, dont think so
[13:48] <bcpeters> she_dyed: why would those sessions not be listed?
[13:48] <she_dyed> you can make your own .xinitrc in ~
[13:49] <she_dyed> you can make your own .xinitrc in ~ bcpeters
[13:49] <Jhodas> thats it, you have to have a conversation open
[13:49] <Dr_Willis> bcpeters:  gdm get the session listinsg from various .desktop files. not from xinitrc
[13:49] <bcpeters> she_dyed: but will they still play well with GDM or is that just a startx thing?
[13:49] <supersasho> sacarlson: ozzmosis: after commenting the modules in xorg.conf it did something, here's the picture http://yfrog.com/6tdsc00611wj
[13:49] <royalwarecast> Jhodas: I have no idea now
[13:49] <alice2> jmburgess: thanks
[13:50] <Dr_Willis> heh - xinitrc just calls /etc/X11/Xsession :)
[13:50] <she_dyed> bcpeters, if you're the only one ever logging on to that PC, and you want them sessions bad, I might consider disabling GDM
[13:50] <Jhodas> royalwarecast, there are two things you need to do to stop pidgin quitting if you close the buddy list:
[13:50] <royalwarecast> Jhodas: so what are they?
[13:50] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho: wow cool  that's progress for ya
[13:50] <bcpeters> k she_dyed, thanks.  and thanx Dr_Willis
[13:50] <Jhodas> Tools>preferences>Interface
[13:51] <Jhodas> choose 'always' from the 'show system tray icon'
[13:51] <supersasho> sacarlson: yes a progress, but still away what my destkop used to be :)
[13:51] <Jhodas> actually, thats the only one,
[13:51] <Jhodas> o.)
[13:51] <Jhodas> now when you close it it just goes to the tray, you have to rightclick there to close it properly
[13:52] <supersasho> sacarlson: any ideas what should i do next?
[13:52] <JohnCane> Hi there ... i have a problem, after i installed to 9.04 my computer have frozzen a lot of times, someone there knows why :( ?
[13:52] <jmburgess> JohnCane: does anything in particular cause it to freeze?
[13:53] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho: if vesa don't work what could?  ask these guys about getting a better ati driver. or maybe go back to the last one with out those modules
[13:53] <JohnCane> jmburgess:  No it does it on the weirdest times... i can sit and just watch a movie and then it can frezze or sit and write a text message to one of my friend and also frezze :(
[13:53] <xrfang> hello... anybody know what is the purpose of the F9 default effect in Ubuntu ? (This is a compiz stuff I think, which dims the screen) I would like to disable that, how to do it? thanks
[13:54] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho: I am still quite sure the problem is in the xserver video driver.
[13:54] <she_dyed> sacarlson, ime if you dont give it the right vga= at boot the rest of the boot might go downhill qui-wise
[13:55] <nijm> How come Jaunty doesn't come with the glxinfo command? I tried to use apt-file to find what package it's in but it turned up nothing
[13:55] <N3TM4S73R> HI GAYS
[13:55] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho: ﻿she_dyed: ok that another idea take out the vga=xxx line at this point see what that does
[13:55] <supersasho> sacarlson: hmm, i could try fglrx, but wont it use the old one from the 8.10? cause the old one doesnt support the x1.6.. ok i'll try remove the vga=795 part
[13:55] <JohnCane> jmburgess:  No it does it on the weirdest times... i can sit and just watch a movie and then it can frezze or sit and write a text message to one of my friend and also frezze :(
[13:55] <she_dyed> sacarlson, give it a decent one not too high depth
[13:55] <she_dyed> sacarlson, taking it out will give you vesa
[13:56] <Piet> JohnCane: so I take it ran well for a while before you upgraded to jaunty? also, did you change anything else besides upgrading to jaunty (like added or removed hardware, changed BIOS settings etc)?
[13:56] <jmburgess> xrfang: also when you say freezing I assume you mean everything like dims
[13:56] <JohnCane> Piet:  Yes it was just after i upgraded .. no nothing at all :O
[13:56] <sacarlson> ﻿she_dyed: ﻿supersasho: you think 24 is to deep for vesa?
[13:56] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[13:57] <she_dyed> sacarlson, 24 is ambitious
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: i think theres a lil app that will help you install the drivers
[13:57] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: sorry i bailed, had a meeting
[13:57] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: Ah, no problem man
[13:57] <jmburgess> xrfang: sorry I mean that for JohnCane
[13:57] <xrfang> jmburgess, yes everything dims, but if you click mouse anywhere on screen
[13:57] <xrfang> oh :p
[13:57] <p-f> X eats up to 99% cpu when I type fast / hold keys down. What could be causing this?
[13:58] <sacarlson> ﻿ she_dyed: so you think 16 is safe?
[13:58] <JohnCane> jmburgess:  yes, everything frezzez and i have to restart my computer :(
[13:58] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: I'm thinking trying to install that other nvidia driver was a bad idea
[13:58] <she_dyed> sacarlson, yes  i would go to the manual of my screen
[13:58] <Piet> nijm: mesa-utils is the package you are looking for, i think
[13:58] <twcook> I'm trying to get zlib support in Python 2.5.4 on Ubuntu 9.10....any ideas?
[13:58] <jmburgess> xrfang: well I can help you to, so that is a compiz effect, I am not sure which one but I think the only way to disable it is toe install the compizconfig-settings-manager
[13:58] <nijm> Piet, thanks :-)
[13:58] <mirza_azwar> hay..................
[13:58] <xrfang> jmburgess, thanks
[13:59] <she_dyed> sacarlson, you can put a 3 at the end of boot so it starts in terminal mode
[13:59] <Piet> JohnCane: please pastebin /var/log/messages
[13:59] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: you can remove it surely. I'm unsure myself as I always use the repo
[13:59] <supersasho> sacarlson: dont know, i've used in fglrx with no problems at all, in vesa i do not know
[13:59] <she_dyed> sacarlson, this can aid you while you're troubleshooting X
[14:00] <Piet> nijm: you're welcome. did you run apt-file update before searching? this could explain why you did not find it
[14:00] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: After installing, it went into low gfx mode, said the kernel module wasn't there, then said it reverted to before the install
[14:00] <sacarlson> ﻿ she_dyed:  3 being vga=3?
[14:00] <she_dyed> sacarlson, no
[14:00] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: though since that, Wine isn't working
[14:00] <royalwarecast> does opera have the function like the "Yet Another Smooth Scroll"——a plugin in firefox ?
[14:00] <nijm> Piet, no because I updated it recently. That must be why though.
[14:00] <she_dyed> sacarlson, that is called runlevel iirc
[14:00] <nfrs> hi
[14:00] <Dr_Willis> does runlevel 3 not run gdm ? i dident think ubuntu worked that way the way it used upstart and the gdm services
[14:00] <she_dyed> sacarlson, just a 3 means command Line interface
[14:01] <she_dyed> sacarlson, Dr_Willis has brought up a point
[14:01] <Dr_Willis> runlevel 3 has 'gdm' in it here from what i see...
[14:01] <nfrs> does anyone know, why is ubuntu 9.04 subject to the sound havoc?
[14:01] <she_dyed> thanks Dr_Willis
[14:01] <nfrs> everyone I know has a sound problem!
[14:01] <Ultimate_darknes> !alsa
[14:01] <she_dyed> how can he start in CLI Dr_Willis
[14:01] <_Ranakah> ubuntu 9.04 is biggest bug on the world!!!
[14:02] <DexterLB> w00t
[14:02] <nfrs> yeah, yeah. I figured it out already
[14:02] <Dr_Willis> she_dyed:  cold try the 'single' optuon at the end..
[14:02] <nfrs> my question is why it was done
[14:02] <DexterLB> it's less buggy than intrepid...
[14:02] <nfrs> DexterLB: intrepid was working nearly perfectly for me
[14:02] <_Ranakah> nothing work in jaunty... that sux
[14:02] <aakhil536> :-[
[14:02] <she_dyed> thanks Dr_Willis, sacarlson you see that 'single'
[14:02] <_Ranakah> intrepid work perfect!
[14:02] <DexterLB> for me it's the oposite
[14:02] <aakhil536> helooo geeks
[14:02] <DexterLB> hello
[14:02] <nfrs> so who decided to make this god damn pulseaudio the default?
[14:02] <Dr_Willis> _Ranakah:  demand a refund? or just rant some more in the channel perhaps?
[14:02] <aakhil536> yaa intrepids work fine
[14:03] <Jhodas> I'm still on xubuntu 7.04 :-)
[14:03] <DexterLB> most of the things that didn't work in intrepid work in jaunty for me...
[14:03] <aakhil536> jaunty has some bugs
[14:03] <sacarlson> ﻿supersasho: ﻿she_dyed: fglrx I take it is the propriatary isn't there an open working ati dirver?
[14:03] <aakhil536> google it
[14:03] <_Ranakah> ati in jaunty.. don't work... wireles? omg..  sound??? freezing..
[14:03] <nfrs> jaunty does every sin it can. it hangs, it's slow, it removed the usable Amarok version, replacing it with the KDE4 shit, etc.
[14:03] <DexterLB> anyway, does anyone know which of these VNC encodings is the most compressive/fast?
[14:03] <DexterLB> tight zrle zywrle zlib
[14:03] <she_dyed> in another distro sacarlson 'ati' driver gives you enough
[14:04] <aakhil536> if u change desktop effects into xtra ..jaunty freezes
[14:04] <_Ranakah> in intrepid all ati cards work fine.. in jaunty... only some card.. sux
[14:04] <aakhil536> its true
[14:04] <she_dyed> sacarlson 'ati' as a fallback only 2d no glitz i am not 100%
[14:04] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: you need to drop back to the nv driver and uninstall the nvidia driver you installed from the .run file
[14:05] <nfrs> I get weird graphical artifacts with fglrx in Jaunty. parts of the background in random apps turn black at random moments
[14:05] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: Any idea how I do that?
[14:05] <nfrs> Jaunty is THE shittiest Ubuntu version I every tried!
[14:05] <Piet> sacarlson: actually there are three: ati, radeon, radeonhd
[14:05] <Dr_Willis> nfrs:  then go use the older release.
[14:05] <h4ck3rs0nly> need some help with my ATI card
[14:05] <nfrs> Dr_Willis: I can't. no "downgrade" option
[14:06] <Dr_Willis> nfrs:  reinstall or just waste time ranting more...
[14:06] <keviiN> Hola
[14:06] <apple> i try trans files with crosscable /ethernet via nfs. but it failed. does that have to do with my nic card's buffer?
[14:06] <ActionParsnip> Vixen-: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg then reboot
[14:06] <nfrs> Dr_Willis: I'm not ranting. I'm forming the community opinion
[14:06] <h4ck3rs0nly> plze could someone help me?
[14:06] <apple> it's about 4 GB of files
[14:06] <Vixen-> ActionParsnip: Cheers man, I'll do that, then get back on
[14:06] <ActionParsnip> !ask | h4ck3rs0nly
[14:06] <Dr_Willis> nfrs:  you are ranting. and its not helping the 'support' aspect of the channel
[14:07] <aakhil536> what is the question
[14:07] <h4ck3rs0nly> i need to know how the edit my xorg.conf file
[14:07] <nfrs> h4ck3rs0nly: 1'm n00t 4 h4ck3r, 50 1 c4n't h3Lp u
[14:07] <houdin8888> hello all! I'm a complete noob. Just stopping by to learn, if i can
[14:08] <ActionParsnip> h4ck3rs0nly: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[14:08] <jmburgess> h4ck3rs0nly: you just do sudo vim /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[14:08] <she_dyed> h4ck3rs0nly, make a copy first
[14:08] <ActionParsnip> h4ck3rs0nly: its fairly redundant now but can still be used
[14:08] <Piet> !editor > h4ck3rs0nly
[14:08] <h4ck3rs0nly> thank you, but i i'm over there and need to know how to add a driver
[14:08] <nfrs> Dr_Willis: just give me my money back, and I'll leave you all alone :)))
[14:09] <sacarlson> ﻿Piet: and they all work ﻿ ati, radeon, radeonhd,  what is the most stable at this time?  seems vesa not working now for ati in 9.04
[14:09] <miline> anyone cross compiled e2fsprogs?
[14:09] <nfrs> Dr_Willis: actually, I just wanted to understand, why and how it happened. if it was a minor collision and is this error recognized
[14:09] <h4ck3rs0nly> how do i add an ATI fglrx driver into my xorg.conf file?
[14:10] <Piet> !welcome houdin8888
[14:10] <nfrs> Dr_Willis: I think these are legit questions to ask, so don't shut me
[14:10] <Piet> sacarlson: vesa is mostly a fallback driver, so it should work for any graphics adapter and chipsets (may require some tweaking, though). which of the open source drivers fits your chipset is something you will need to read up on.
[14:10] <Dr_Willis> nfrs:  from what i gather.. ati saw the work being done on the open sourced ati drivers..and decided (prematurely) toremove support for a great many of their cards from their propriatary drivers .  cards that the open source driver 'barely' support
[14:11] <Hymnosis> hi, in my pc i have a windows partition with ubuntu, but when i login to windows i cant see the ubuntu partition. how can i read my ubuntu hard drive when im using windows xp?
[14:11] <Piet> sacarlson: unfortunately ati has not done a very good job in respect to linux driver development lately.
[14:11] <Dr_Willis> nfrs:  and ati dident keep up with the devemopment of the newer featuires of  the Xorg stuff either.
[14:11]  * Dr_Willis agrees with Piet 
[14:11] <h4ck3rs0nly> to mymno: cant
[14:11] <ranf> Hymnosis, http://fs-driver.org/
[14:11] <_Dulak> JohnCane: you have the compiz effects enabled?
[14:11] <nfrs> Dr_Willis: I'm not talking about this at all. I'm talking specifically of the sound problems that plague everyone and in general of the quality of this release
[14:12] <Dr_Willis> nfrs:  no idea on soundproblems..  i haventhad any..and ive rarely seen soundproblems mentioned in here.
[14:12] <h4ck3rs0nly> how do i add an ATI fglrx driver into my xorg.conf file?
[14:12] <royalwarecast> does opera have the function like the "Yet Another Smooth Scroll"——a plugin in firefox ?
 i tried that program but it ask if i want to format the drive, which i dont to format ubuntu
[14:12] <nfrs> Dr_Willis: everyone I know has a sound problem. pulse audio simply doesn't work
[14:12] <ActionParsnip> !ati > h4ck3rs0nly
[14:13] <Ultimate_darknes> !wine
[14:13] <nfrs> Dr_Willis: so I'd like to know, why the hell was it pushed as default setting during the upgrade?
[14:13] <Dr_Willis> nfrs:  ive never had any issues with pulse audio. Ive seen fewer people in here with pulse issues.. then i did 4 + mo ago with  the last release came out.
[14:13] <Dr_Willis> Hmm . Pulse audio was the default in the last release also I thought.
[14:13] <ranf> Hymnosis, I haven't tried it yet.
[14:13] <nfrs> Dr_Willis: I might be forgetting it. but I know I was using alsa before the last upgrade
[14:14] <Dr_Willis> nfrs:  PULSE audio does use alsa..
[14:14] <h4ck3rs0nly> please could somewone me? i need to know how to add a driver into my xorg.conf file
[14:14] <nfrs> Dr_Willis: and?..
[14:14] <Dr_Willis> h4ck3rs0nly:  you could change the 'Driver 'ati' ' line tobe 'Driver 'fglrx' ' but i doubt if that will help
[14:14] <parapanghelescu> Evolution and Microsoft exchange 2003 anyone ????
[14:14] <nfrs> Dr_Willis: I was using alsa directly, not pulse audio
[14:14] <h4ck3rs0nly> ok thank you
[14:14] <Dr_Willis> nfrs:   you were using alsa..and you still are using alsa.. pulse runs on top of alsa. - if you want change it back i guess.
[14:14] <spaiduhz> what about evolution?
[14:15] <h4ck3rs0nly> and where do i need to add that?
[14:15] <kiosk> hiiiiiiiiiiii
[14:15] <h4ck3rs0nly> i mean wich line?
[14:15] <nfrs> Dr_Willis: I suddenly lost sound after the upgrade. took time to understand, what happened and what needs to be done. and I do have some experience. some people don't
[14:15] <parapanghelescu> spaiduhz > I set up the e-mail account .....I'm able to send messages ..but I cannot get messages in my Inbox
[14:15] <Dr_Willis> h4ck3rs0nly:  should be a 'Driver XXXX' line.
[14:15] <h4ck3rs0nly> there isnt =[
[14:16] <Dr_Willis> h4ck3rs0nly:  you did install the 'fglrx' drivers? Normally one dosent need to mess with xorg.conf these days
[14:16] <h4ck3rs0nly> just did, but didnt restart my computer
[14:16] <Dr_Willis> h4ck3rs0nly:  normally one reboots after installing them.
[14:16] <sacarlson> ﻿ h4ck3rs0nly: it's under the  ﻿Section "Device"
[14:16] <nfrs> Dr_Willis: anyway,thanks for your answers
[14:17] <h4ck3rs0nly> ok ty, ill try o restart
[14:17] <Dr_Willis> nfrs:  the forums proberly have huge threads on the issues that are going on.
[14:17] <h4ck3rs0nly> tyvm so far =D
[14:17] <Decepticon> in this cpu usage graph, what can be the reasons for the high cpu usage % for "iowait" http://img2.imageshack.us/img2/647/localhostlocaldomaincpu.png
[14:17] <nfrs> Dr_Willis: I don't have time to read the forums. IRC usually answers faster
[14:18] <Decepticon> nfrs, search forums they may have it already?
[14:18] <Ultimate_darknes> !ntfs > Ultimate_darkness
[14:18] <tiredbones> could you kind folks point me to kdar?
[14:18] <Ultimate_darknes> !ntfs > Ultimate_darknes
[14:18] <nfrs> Decepticon: not a general question like I asked now
[14:19] <nfrs> Decepticon: in general, I always do a google search first, and if ubuntuforums has an answer, it'll show up
[14:19] <Decepticon> nfrs, good habits
[14:20] <nfrs> Decepticon: not my first time on the internets :)
[14:21] <Decepticon> then you know its a series of tubes
[14:21] <Matisse> hi
[14:21] <nfrs> oh yes. I think I see your eye, btw :)
[14:21] <spaiduhz> y helo thar, matisse
[14:21] <tiredbones> Has kdar been remove from 8.10 ditro?
[14:21] <Piet> Decepticon: iowait=Amount of time the CPU has been waiting for I/O to complete.
[14:22] <Decepticon> Piet so my disk is being slow in read/write?
[14:22] <Decepticon> why does this take up CPU
[14:22] <Matisse> With Alsa:  is it possible to send sound signals to 2 sound cards (onboard + plugged) or if not is it possible to reverse a input channel to an output channel?
[14:22] <ranf> tiredbones, http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=default&section=all&arch=any&searchon=names&keywords=kdar looks so
[14:22] <Piet> Decepticon: yes it can be your disks.
[14:22] <ja660k> is there any php developers here, i cant get in #php
[14:22] <bcpeters> ok i displayed GDM and put the following in my ~/.xinitrc DISPLAY=:0.0 wmii &, DISPLAY=:0.1 exec wmii (each on their own line).  Now when I startx, I get 2 instances of X, each running an instance of wmii.  My mouse can travel across both screens, I can't drag windows from one to another (as expected, so that's ok) but my primary screen will not accept keyboard commands at all.  Here's my xorg.conf  http://paste.ubuntu.com/174918/
[14:22] <Decepticon> Piet, if the disk is being slow, why wont it just queue the disk i/o operations and forget about it until its ready instead of hogging CPU
[14:22] <hughszg> all, I want to install sdk/emulator for developing mobile apps in netbeans. I've installed netbeans, then how to add the sdk/emulator platform?
[14:23] <hughszg> I've already installed plugin java me cdc
[14:23] <houdin8888> would someone suggest a good sound card for use in UBUNTU? I've really struggled (unsuccessfully) getting my Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi XtremeGamer Fatal1ty Pro card to function.. i wish i could, but, i'm too stupid, i guess.
[14:24] <Decepticon> curious, whats the use of a sound card these days?
[14:24] <tjz> .
[14:24] <nfrs> hughszg: that's the tough part :) I wasn't able to find a Nokia SDK for linux. maybe you'll have more luck with your phone
[14:24] <Decepticon> is integrated sound from mobo not good enough in today's world?
[14:24] <Decepticon> nfrs what nokia do you have
[14:25] <nfrs> hughszg: there's some emulator by Sun (dunno, for which devices), but it only works on 32-bit systems
[14:25] <hughszg> nfrs: i have blackberry pearl 8110 :)
[14:25] <Piet> Decepticon: I assume that since cpu can not offload i/o data quickly enough it gets under high load.
[14:25] <nfrs> Decepticon: 6201 (I think)
[14:25] <hughszg> nfrs: mine is 32 bit
[14:25] <nfrs> hughszg: then go ahead and install it
[14:25] <Piet> houdin8888: if you still have the card physically installed, please pastebin the output of this: sudo lspci -n && sudo lspci
[14:25] <tryagainhentai> guys im running windows 7 atm i have my os on 150 gig partition and my backup on 50 gig partition when installing ubuntu will it give me the option to resize my windows 7 partition to fit in ubuntu
[14:25] <ActionParsnip> Piet: users can run lspci
[14:25] <Matisse> is there a command to list all recognized sound cards?
[14:25] <ActionParsnip> Piet: no need for sudo ;)
[14:26] <hughszg> nfrs: what i want to is that how can I get an emulator pop out, not specified to blackberry.
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> Matisse: sudo lshw -C sound
[14:26] <Piet> ActionParsnip: ah right
[14:26] <tiredbones> ranf, I used synaptic to install and it could not find it. I did use ALL for the search. Do I have to tell synaptic to look at universe?
[14:26] <tryagainhentai> guys im running windows 7 atm i have my os on 150 gig partition and my backup on 50 gig partition when installing ubuntu will it give me the option to resize my windows 7 partition to fit in ubuntu
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> Piet: conversely lshw moans if you dont use sudo. no idea why its needed
[14:26] <nfrs> hughszg: I know. so download the Sun's emulator. I didn't try it, but I guess it should wokr
[14:26] <nfrs> *work
[14:26] <hughszg> 'cause according to the documentation, I should have an emulator installed since I installed Java ME CDC installed
[14:26] <icqn> there is a pop-up item in menu for all input fields available in gentoo's gnome to switch the spellchecking language in pidgin, xchat and so on... is there a package witch brings this feature to ubuntu too?
[14:27] <jumbers> How can I give a client access to my server with SSH and keep him chroot jailed so that he can't see/touch my other files?
[14:27] <hughszg> nfrs: does that mean the plugin(java me CDC) i installed is useless?
[14:27] <tryagainhentai> guys im running windows 7 atm i have my os on 150 gig partition and my backup on 50 gig partition when installing ubuntu will it give me the option to resize my windows 7 partition to fit in ubuntu
[14:27] <Piet> ActionParsnip: i assume lshw actually rescans the bus while lspci just uses the information already available to the kernel
[14:27] <nfrs> hughszg: no idea
[14:27] <ranf> tiredbones, it used to exist in dapper only. What ubuntu version do you have?
[14:27] <hughszg> ok, thank you, mate
[14:28] <syntax-> does anyone in here know how to modify themes?
[14:28] <tryagainhentai> guys im running windows 7 atm i have my os on 150 gig partition and my backup on 50 gig partition when installing ubuntu will it give me the option to resize my windows 7 partition to fit in ubuntu
[14:28] <tiredbones> ranf,  I'm using distro 8.10
[14:28] <nfrs> hughszg: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=running+netbeans+emulator
[14:28] <syntax-> i wanna change the back / forward / up / stop / reload buttons in nautilus
[14:29] <tryagainhentai> can anyone answer my question
[14:29] <Piet> jumbers: i suggest you refer to the opensshd man page, it's good and complete.
[14:29] <tryagainhentai> guys im running windows 7 atm i have my os on 150 gig partition and my backup on 50 gig partition when installing ubuntu will it give me the option to resize my windows 7 partition to fit in ubuntu
[14:29] <ranf> !8.10
[14:29] <supersasho> hi.. after upgrade to 9.04 gdm wont start, it just does this http://yfrog.com/6tdsc00611wj.. any ideas?
[14:30] <icqn> tryagainhentai, theoretically yes, there is an integrated partitioning tool during the installation wizzard...
[14:30] <tryagainhentai> wat u mean theoretically
[14:30] <redarrow> tryagainhentai: but be careful with rezising
[14:30] <icqn> tryagainhentai, but i was never using it myself, google for that
[14:30] <tryagainhentai> would that mean its not wise to use this
[14:30] <nfrs> tryagainhentai: http://www.easy-ubuntu-linux.com/resize-windows-partition.html
[14:31] <tryagainhentai> cheers nfrs will av a read at that
[14:31] <icqn> tryagainhentai, no, it is a good tool
[14:31] <whiter> hello. i was wondering what the application is called that changes the gnome menu to look xp/vista like
[14:31] <tryagainhentai> wats the risks with using it though
[14:31] <syntax-> anyone?
[14:31] <nfrs> tryagainhentai: I would personally beware of using it without backup
[14:31] <Homey> epp, auto connect.  wrong network darn it -.-
[14:31] <shadeslayer> whiter: see gnome-look.org for something to suite your interest
[14:31] <Severity1> !LVM
[14:31] <nfrs> tryagainhentai: not that I have any experience with it (positive or negative). but such tools tend to be buggy
[14:32] <parapanghelescu> Dr_Willis > got a sec ?
[14:32] <Pici> whiter: The package name is gnome-main-menu, it will add a new applet to your add-to-panel selection
[14:32] <whiter> Pici: thank you
[14:32] <JohnCane> Piet:  What do you mena by that Piet :) ?
[14:32] <royalwarecast> how to install the emoctions themes in pidgin ... I try to mv my tarballs of *.png emoctions but failed How?
[14:32] <ActionParsnip> !info gnome-main-menu
[14:32] <tiredbones> ranf,  What category would kdar be in for universe for synaptic?
[14:32] <supersasho> sacarlson: ozzmosis: the gdm wont start nor with vesa, or with fglrx, any ideas?
[14:32] <tryagainhentai> cool well i have a backup partition with all my files and apps on there so will give it a whirl will probs b bak soon for more help cause i had trouble installing ubuntu other night but a friend gave me sum tips to try if they dont work ill be back lol
[14:32] <JohnCane> Dulak: i have many settings enabled, what do u mean ?
[14:32] <redarrow> tryagainhentai: Defragmented your harddrive.  <-- this is important
[14:32] <JohnCane> Hi there ... i have a problem, after i installed to 9.04 my computer have frozzen a lot of times, someone there knows why :( ?
[14:33] <icqn> tryagainhentai, man, you can resize your partition the way you want with any tool you want, and then install ubuntu, and chooseas installation source the partition you have prepared for that...
[14:33] <ActionParsnip> JohnCane: does it unfreeze after a while?
[14:33] <tryagainhentai> will do thanks for the advice
[14:33] <nfrs> tryagainhentai: lol!
[14:33] <houdin8888> Piet: did you see the output from my running "sudo lspci -n && sudo lspci"?
[14:33] <JohnCane> ActionParsnip:  No it keeps frezzing..
[14:33] <ranf> tiredbones, it was available in dapper, but isn't anymore
[14:33] <Piet> !pastebin | JohnCane
[14:33] <ActionParsnip> JohnCane: hmm, has it always frozen? Is there a pattern to it freezing (running certain apps etc)
[14:33] <icqn> tryagainhentai, man, you can resize your partition the way you want with any tool you want, and then install ubuntu, and chooseas installation source the partition you have prepared for that...
[14:34] <icqn> oops
[14:34] <whiter> is it possible to remove "Applications" from the menu?
[14:34] <icqn> there is a pop-up item in menu for all input fields available in gentoo's gnome to switch the spellchecking language in pidgin, xchat and so on... is there a package witch brings this feature to ubuntu too?
[14:34] <ActionParsnip> JohnCane: If it hasnt always frozen, what has changed since it began?
[14:34] <tiredbones> ranf,  Does that mean we can't install it anymore?
[14:34] <icqn> whiter, yes
[14:34] <JohnCane> ActionParsnip: No, it began to freeze after i upgraded to 9.04 .. hmm no it can freeze at diffrent moments , i can have nothing open and still freeze :(
[14:34] <whiter> icqn: how?
[14:35] <JohnCane> ActionParsnip: the only thing there have been changed is that i have upgraded to 9.04 ..
[14:35] <Piet> houdin8888: not yet, the url is?
[14:35] <ranf> tiredbones, is that a KDE app? maybe #kubuntu knows more about it.
[14:35] <houdin8888> Piet: not sure what you mean. 'the url is?"
[14:35] <icqn> whiter, there is a tool for that in system->preferences->main menu
[14:35] <parapanghelescu> Using Evolution to connect to ME 2003 - I can send but I cannot receive emails; anyone got a clue ???
[14:36] <houdin8888> Piet: I private messaged it to you.
[14:36] <ActionParsnip> JohnCane: ok how did you upgrade?
[14:36] <JohnCane> ActionParsnip: in terminal
[14:36] <whiter> icqn: it wont allow you to delete Applications
[14:36] <Piet> JohnCane: ubottu just explained what "pastebin" means
[14:36] <icqn> whiter, and there are another way, for example changing .desktop file, just google for it, you will find a lot of howtos
[14:37] <JohnCane> Piet:  yes i saw that.
[14:37] <mwas> folks, I just restarted my machine and I did not got the icons on my desktop what could be the issue!
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> JohnCane: ok via the web or a cd?
[14:37] <JohnCane> ActionParsnip: via the web.
[14:37] <mwas> ﻿I just restarted my machine and I did not got the icons on my desktop what could be the issue!
[14:37] <Piet> houdin8888: where can i see the output of the lspci commands?
[14:37] <Piet> houdin8888: i do not accept private messages from unregistered users. please put it on a pastebin
[14:37] <Piet> !pastebin houdin8888
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> JohnCane: ok thats cool
[14:38] <ActionParsnip> JohnCane: if you log in as a different user does it still happen?
[14:38] <icqn> whiter, what do you mean with "remove" the application from the menu? to uninstall i?
[14:38] <light> Hi, I have some AVI's that I want to put on a cd to play on my dvd player, whats the best program to do this???
[14:38] <supersasho> hi.. after upgrade to 9.04 gdm wont start, it just does this http://yfrog.com/6tdsc00611wj.. any ideas?
[14:38] <icqn> there is a pop-up item in menu for all input fields available in gentoo's gnome to switch the spellchecking language in pidgin, xchat and so on... is there a package witch brings this feature to ubuntu too?
[14:38] <JohnCane> ActionParsnip: Now i mean, i upgraded through "update manager" in there it said there was a new version ready or something like that, so i upgraded through that via the internet :)
[14:38] <houdin8888> Piet; is there a way I can send it to you?
[14:39] <WinZ> hi! is there any way to force FSCK run on next boot with -p flag (autofixing with no questions)?
[14:39] <Piet> !pastebin > houdin8888
[14:39] <whiter> icqn: i want to remove the "Applications" menu item
[14:39] <whiter> and leave Places and System
[14:39] <JohnCane> ActionParsnip: I only got one user on my computer.. so cant answer that ..
[14:39] <quibbler> !pastebin | houdin8888
[14:40] <gnuisancev4> i disabled GDM and put the following in my ~/.xinitrc DISPLAY=:0.0 wmii &, DISPLAY=:0.1 exec wmii (each on their own line).  Now when I startx, I get 2 instances of X, each running an instance of wmii.  My mouse can travel across both screens, I can't drag windows from one to another (as expected, so that's ok) but my primary screen will not accept keyboard commands at all.  Here's my xorg.conf  http://paste.ubuntu.com/174918/
[14:40] <Aliasa> hi i need some information about bash?
[14:40] <ActionParsnip> JohnCane: make another user account and logono as it
[14:41] <ActionParsnip> !adduser | JohnCane
[14:41] <she_dyed> Aliasa, like what kind
[14:41] <houdin8888> pastebin 00:00.0 0600: 8086:29c0 (rev 02)
[14:41] <houdin8888> 00:01.0 0604: 8086:29c1 (rev 02)
[14:41] <houdin8888> 00:1a.0 0c03: 8086:2937 (rev 02)
[14:41] <houdin8888> 00:1a.1 0c03: 8086:2938 (rev 02)
[14:41] <houdin8888> 00:1a.2 0c03: 8086:2939 (rev 02)
[14:41] <FloodBot1> houdin8888: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:41] <ActionParsnip> JohnCane: 1 computer can have many users
[14:41] <Piet> gah too much lag here
[14:41] <Aliasa> the begininhg
[14:41] <Aliasa> beginning
[14:41] <JohnCane> ActionParsnip: Okay, ill try that .. i have my doubts about it, but i will try :)
[14:42] <JohnCane> !sudo
[14:42] <she_dyed> Aliasa, ? as in how to use it? or how its parents met?
[14:42] <Aliasa> how to use it
[14:43] <Aliasa> hey look ,linux is a opens sourc code,,,can i see the codes ? :D
[14:43] <cptblood> Piet, those patches are for 2.6.25 etc, but can they be applied to 2.6.29.1 too?
[14:43] <Aliasa> or its a idiot question
[14:43] <Pici> !cli | Aliasa
[14:43] <cptblood> (regarding udf 2.50 support)
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> !adduser | JohnCane
[14:43] <dam0> hey
[14:44] <Piet> cptblood: which patches exactly?
[14:44] <dam0> im getting this error when i try and start up ./ies4linux   here is the error  , what do i do? http://pastebin.com/mf9e3920
[14:44] <DoubleZed> my internet connection doesn't seem to be working, but mIRC - no problem o_0
[14:44] <cptblood> Piet: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=1245185&group_id=295&atid=300295
[14:44] <Lint01> Aliasa: check kernel.org
[14:44] <Pacobuntu> is it possible to get the ubuntu themes from jaunty for Ubuntu 8.04?
[14:44] <Piet> brb, trying to get a new route.
[14:44] <Aliasa> ok
[14:45] <spaiduhz> anyone got wammu to work with symbian s60v3 phones?
[14:45] <Pici> Pacobuntu: I believe  that gnome-look.org has some of them.
[14:45] <tryagainhentai> ok guys im back
[14:45] <tryagainhentai> still having problems installing ubuntu
[14:46] <spaiduhz> wb, hentai
[14:46] <spaiduhz> o?
[14:46] <Pacobuntu> ok ty Pici and what about the notifications system can i install that on 8.04 i cant upgrade to 9.04 because ati doesnt support my graphics card anymore ?
[14:46] <spaiduhz> what appears to be the problem?
[14:46] <supersasho> hi.. after upgrade to 9.04 gdm wont start, it just does this http://yfrog.com/6tdsc00611wj.. any ideas?
[14:46] <tryagainhentai> when installing ie after i hit install i get list of errors saying Buffer I/O error on device sr0
[14:47] <tryagainhentai> Buffer I/0 error on device sr0any ideas anyone installing ubuntu 8.10
[14:47] <spaiduhz> i am guessing your installer cd is damaged. try to do a cd check before installing?
[14:47] <shadeslayer> supersasho: that link gives me a 404
[14:47] <Pici> Pacobuntu: Its always risky installing packages not designed for your release, but take a look at http://lifehacker.com/5158563/get-ubuntus-new-notifications-in-your-system-now
[14:47] <tryagainhentai> i did that the cd is fine as ive installed ubuntu on my brothers machine with it
[14:47] <Pacobuntu> ty Pici
[14:48] <spaiduhz> ah. are you trying to install via wubi?
[14:48] <shadeslayer> supersasho: also try sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[14:48] <spaiduhz> ie, ubuntu inside windows?
[14:48] <supersasho> shadeslayer: try this then.. http://img245.imageshack.us/img245/3742/dsc00611w.jpg.. ok i'll give it a try
[14:48] <tryagainhentai> no im trying to do a dual boot by booting ubuntu cd from startup
[14:48] <dam0> im getting this error when i try and start up ./ies4linux   here is the error  , what do i do? http://pastebin.com/mf9e3920
[14:49] <zack`> tunning wine in wubi is really l33t
[14:49] <Piet> cptblood: which patches exactly?
[14:49] <zack`> running*
[14:49] <spaiduhz> odd.
[14:49] <cptblood> Piet: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=1245185&group_id=295&atid=300295
[14:50] <shadeslayer> supersasho: thats definitely not gdm....something sinister at work in X imo
[14:50] <houdin8888> Piet: are you still there? I put the output to http://paste.ubuntu.com/174931/
[14:50] <shadeslayer> supersasho: what video card?
[14:50] <Piet> houdin8888: please paste the output of the commands i sent you to a pastebin. see above for ubottu's explanation how to use a pastebin service. once you are done, please copy the internet address and paste only this address here.
[14:50] <tryagainhentai> so Buffer I/0 error on device sr0 anyone please help i also have ubuntu 8.04 here but when i try that i get a graphics error so when trying safe graphics mode i just get a screen full of snow
[14:50] <Daremonai> Do you guys suggest I format my HD into ext4 or ext3?
[14:50] <supersasho> shadeslayer: ati hd 4830
[14:51] <shadeslayer> Daremonai: ext4
[14:51] <Piet> dam0: install the cabextract package, then try again
[14:51] <Daremonai> shadeslayer, but I read that it's still in beta, isn't it?
[14:51] <spaiduhz> it could be that your cdrom drive has "issues" with the cd.
[14:51] <shadeslayer> Daremonai: if you dont have very sensitive data
[14:51] <tryagainhentai> is there ne1 that can help me
[14:51] <spaiduhz> try doing what this guy did: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=220703
[14:51] <shadeslayer> Daremonai: yeah...thats why its safe not to keep your data on ext4
[14:51] <dam0> Piet: it wont let me
[14:52] <spaiduhz> though tbh, its been forever since i messed around with irq settings, anywhere
[14:52] <dam0> Piet: i get this errror IEs4Linux 2 is developed to be used with recent Wine versions (0.9.x). It seems that you are using an old version. It's recommended that you update your wine to the latest version (Go to: winehq.com).
[14:52] <dam0> You need to install cabextract first!
[14:52] <dam0> Download it here: http://www.kyz.uklinux.net/cabextract.php
[14:52] <FloodBot1> dam0: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:52] <shadeslayer> supersasho: are the drivers initialized??
[14:52] <supersasho> shadeslayer: how can i found it out?
[14:53] <Piet> dam0: you can ignore the warning about your wine version being outdated, this is incorrectly detected by this script
[14:53] <Daremonai> [16:51:41] <Daremonai> shadeslayer, I kinda do.. I can't play around with my 750 GBs
[14:53] <Daremonai> [16:52:03] <Daremonai> shadeslayer, I had to use 9 different hard disks just to back them up so i can format from ntfs to ext*
[14:53] <dam0> Piet: ok what would the problem be?
[14:53] <shadeslayer> supersasho: system > admin > hardware drivers
[14:53] <shadeslayer> Daremonai: better not then
[14:53] <tryagainhentai> spaid how do i add irqpool ive heard about that before but seen no option in f6 screen
[14:53] <Daremonai> shadeslayer, alrigh
[14:53] <Daremonai> thanks
[14:54] <tryagainhentai> spaiduhz how do i add irqpool ive heard about that before but seen no option in f6 screen
[14:54] <cptblood> Piet: may i pm you?
[14:54] <shadeslayer> Daremonai: no problem but when you upgrade to koala youll have to format again to ext4 to get that extra performance
[14:55] <spaiduhz> let me setup a VM.
[14:55] <shadeslayer> supersasho: did you open that app?
[14:56] <Dr_Willis> So by using ext4 on your / and /home partitions.. do you really gain much of a preformace gain?
[14:56] <supersasho> shadeslayer: but the problem is i can't go into the graphic desktop.. i can just use the safe mode and then choose root terminal or it freezes before starting X
[14:56] <Dr_Willis> Ive been testing out ext4 on some  test machines.. and cant really see much of a gain. BUt they are older box's
[14:56] <houdin8888> Piet: are you still there? I put the output to http://paste.ubuntu.com/174931/. did you see it, yet?
[14:56] <shadeslayer> supersasho: ah...then its probably a bad upgrade...probably broke X
[14:57] <dam0> can i please get help to run ies4linux?
[14:57] <Piet> cptblood: let's keep chatting here. i don't think this patch is going to work against a recent linux version, no
[14:57] <shadeslayer> Dr_Willis: really?? i have a huge gain on my laptop....17 sec boot time :)
[14:57] <Daremonai> shadeslayer, what might happen if I make the hd ext4 atm
[14:57] <cptblood> :(
[14:57] <Dr_Willis> shadeslayer:  well.. when the server has 14+Month uptime.. I dont notice a 14 boot up time. :)
[14:57] <shadeslayer> Daremonai: nothing very dangerous....quite stable till now
[14:57] <spaiduhz> tryagainhentai: hmm, i tried it out and i dont see the irqool option either in 9.04
[14:57] <Dr_Willis> shadeslayer:  at least it did have thatuptime.. till i reinstalled.. :)
[14:57] <cptblood> Hunk #1 succeeded at 1277 (offset -61 lines).
[14:57] <cptblood> Hunk #2 succeeded at 1302 (offset -61 lines).
[14:57] <shadeslayer> Dr_Willis: meh....server
[14:57] <cptblood> Hunk #3 FAILED at 1907.
[14:58] <tryagainhentai> i have 8.10
[14:58] <cptblood> patch: **** Can't rename file fs/udf/inode.c to fs/udf/inode.c.orig : Permission denied
[14:58] <cptblood> is what i get :(
[14:58] <FloodBot1> cptblood: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:58] <Dr_Willis> shadeslayer:  not sure what im using on my AAO. whatever the netbook remix ed. used.
[14:58] <tryagainhentai> 8.04 i get the graphics error 8.10 i get the buffer error
[14:58] <supersasho> shadeslayer: so i should go dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg?
[14:58] <rio> is there a way to tell ubiquity which flavor of ubuntu to install? for example boot a kubuntu livecd and tell ubiquity to install xubuntu?
[14:58] <cptblood> link : http://paste.ubuntu.com/174938/
[14:58] <shadeslayer> Daremonai: have a quick fix for you , you can upgrade to ext4 from ext3 without formatting
[14:58] <Decepticon> !baclup
[14:58] <Decepticon> !backup
[14:59] <shadeslayer> supersasho: no idea on X....try it but i doubt itll work.... try a reinstall
[14:59] <YeTr2_> dam0: install wine and cabextract through the package manager. go to ies4linux website. download the installer script and run the commands on the web page. follow the instructions provided on the installer window.
[14:59] <cptblood> Piet , after running http://paste.ubuntu.com/174939/
[14:59] <Daremonai> shadeslayer, that's perfect. Coz I have 6 hard disks with ext3 on them, formatting all of em wouldn't be nice... So i stick with ext3 now, and upgrade to ext4 when it's more stable?
[14:59] <Piet> cptblood: basically, my suggestion is, so not use blue ray, it is a worse format than much that has been there before, it even embeds a virtual machine and runs code without you knowing what and why inside it.
[14:59] <Piet> houdin8888: didn't see the URL yet, but will have a look now
[15:00] <Piet> dam0: i think the only problem is that you have not yet installed cabextract
[15:00] <cptblood> i wanna run it, and dont care what code it may run, i wanna enjoy my bluray movies
[15:00] <Piet> cptblood: become root before running the patch. but still, i don't think it will work
[15:00] <shadeslayer> Daremonai: yep...see http://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ext4_Howto
[15:00] <cptblood> i did run it as root
[15:00] <spaiduhz> tryagainhentai have you tried with -noapic?
[15:00] <tryagainhentai> yes
[15:01] <tryagainhentai> and nolapic
[15:01] <spaiduhz> no dice?
[15:01] <Daremonai> shadeslayer, thanks.. will do.
[15:01] <mwas> How do I get desktop icons, I just lost it once I restart my machine
[15:02] <shadeslayer> Daremonai: it has instructions on how to upgrade to ext4 from ext3 without formatting
[15:02] <Daremonai> shadeslayer, thanks.. am reading.
[15:02] <mwas> ﻿How do I get desktop icons, I just lost it once I restart my machine
[15:02] <shadeslayer> mwas: try alt+F2 > gconf-editor > apps > nautilus > pref > show desktop
[15:02] <cptblood> and other things than blurays can be burnt using udf 2.50 filesystem
[15:04] <shadeslayer> Pici: !ext4 still not icluded?
[15:04] <shadeslayer> *included
[15:04] <ikonia> shadeslayer: I'm putting something together,
[15:04] <syntax-> this is what terms in chmod " drwxr-xr-x "? " drwx------  " is 700..
[15:04] <LrdSivanicon> i have dual head system but when i go into amdcccle it doesnt allow me to configure it.  The options are greyed out.
[15:04] <shadeslayer> ikonia: ah..thatl be great
[15:04] <dam0> Piet: ok i got it working, now i am trying to update to 7 but i get this error: http://pastebin.com/m20c92ae3
[15:04] <mwas> ﻿ shadeslayer: Its already checked
[15:04] <tryagainhentai> Buffer I/0 error on device sr0 can anyone help with this
[15:04] <shadeslayer> *that'll
[15:04] <shadeslayer> mwas: checked?
[15:04] <laxa8831> can someone remind me what the command is to show all physical drives so that i can add an entry to my fstab?
[15:04] <Pici> shadeslayer: included?
[15:05] <shadeslayer> Pici: in ubottu
[15:05] <mwas> ﻿shadeslayer: ya it has a tick mark in the box
[15:05] <Pici> shadeslayer: no
[15:05] <tryagainhentai> Buffer I/0 error on device sr0 can anyone help with this
[15:05] <ikonia> Pici: I've got the info ready, I'll update now
[15:05] <dam0> Piet: just a minute im installing it now:P
[15:05] <shadeslayer> mwas: oh.. sorry for that uncheck it and check it back
[15:05] <shadeslayer> Pici: yeah.. ikonia has something
[15:05] <KaiForce> I've borked my xorg.conf file, and now I can't see any available resolution > 1024x768.  Anyone know how to fix this?
[15:06] <mwas> shadeslayer: after this shall I restart my session
[15:06] <shadeslayer> !resolution | KaiForce
[15:06] <shadeslayer> mwas: no need
[15:06] <KaiForce> shadeslayer thank you
[15:06] <tryagainhentai> Buffer I/0 error on device sr0 can anyone help with this
[15:06] <jonhjonhz> hola buenos dias
[15:06] <shadeslayer> mwas: did it get the icons back?
[15:06] <mwas> ﻿shadeslayer: but I did not see any icons still
[15:06] <Pici> !es | jonhjonhz
[15:07] <tryagainhentai> Buffer I/0 error on device sr0 can anyone help with this
[15:07] <Daremonai> does anyone know if the SATA cable can be 'bad' leading to a slow HD operation? I'm currently copying at 1MB/sec from that HD for some reason... When i tried to plug an alternate HD in, it would tell me that It's too slow, and would result in it not being mounted on startup.
[15:07] <spaiduhz> tryagainhentai: i believe you can add the -irqpool manually
[15:07] <mwas> ﻿shadeslayer: no icons
[15:07] <tryagainhentai> how to add manually
[15:07] <shadeslayer> mwas: yeah..im searching
[15:07] <spaiduhz> hit f6, and the options will come up. ignore for now, and hit escape.
[15:08] <mwas> ﻿shadeslayer: ok
[15:08] <tryagainhentai> ok
[15:08] <spaiduhz> add -irqpool to the end of the line
[15:08] <jonhjonhz> how can i add samba ports to gufw firewall?
[15:08] <shadeslayer> mwas: try sudo apt-get install ubuntu-artwork
[15:08] <sipior> Daremonai: sure, bad cables can be a culprit. easy to test, if you've a spare handy.
[15:08] <erUSUL> Daremonai: yep a cable can be bad... something shuld be loggin to /var/log/messages about it
[15:08] <Daremonai> sipior, alright, i'll go check if I have some left.
[15:08] <spaiduhz> VM doesnt seem to like having the tag on though.
[15:09] <noname123> hello, I have compiled a new kernel, and now i need the file initrd.img. How can I create it
[15:09] <spaiduhz> so i think adding the tag -irqpool is doing something.
[15:09] <syntax-> drwx------ is 700; what about drwxr-xr-x? anyway..
[15:09] <mwas> ﻿shadeslayer: Intalled already
[15:09] <spaiduhz> hope it helps. :)
[15:09] <shadeslayer> mwas: and sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[15:09] <JordanS> :)
[15:09] <tryagainhentai> ill give it a go spaiduhz and will report bak and let u know how i get on thanks for your help
[15:09] <spaiduhz> good luck
[15:09] <jonhjonhz> how can i add samba ports how can i add samba ports to gufw firewall?
[15:10] <erUSUL> noname123: if you already installed the modules -->  sudo mkinitramfs -o /boot/initrd.img-$kernel_version $kernel-version
[15:10] <erUSUL> !kernel | noname123 m
[15:10] <shadeslayer> mwas: are these the default icons?? or some other icons?
[15:11] <mwas> ﻿shadeslayer: desktop icons
[15:11] <noname123> ok, thank you
[15:11] <mwas> ﻿shadeslayer: I installed ubuntu-desktop ??
[15:11] <erUSUL> !ufw | jonhjonhz
[15:11] <Piet> houdin8888: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/63352
[15:11] <shadeslayer> mwas: i mean default theme icons or some custom icons?
[15:11] <Piet> houdin8888: your sound card is not supported by jaunty, but it is likely to be supported in one of the next releases.
[15:11] <shadeslayer> !gufw
[15:11] <laxa8831> how can i display the uuid's of all drives?
[15:12] <LjL> !blkid | laxa8831
[15:12] <shadeslayer> !firewall | jonhjonhz
[15:12] <mwas> ﻿shadeslayer: No the user created icons which appear on desktop folders/files
[15:12] <Dr_Willis> https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/firewall.html
[15:12] <Dr_Willis> ufw guide/docs
[15:12] <houdin8888> Piet: thanks for checking into that for me. I had the feeling my card wasn't yet supported. So, again, would you or someone else suggest a good sound card that is supported?
[15:13] <shadeslayer> mwas: ok,if you dont have a custom setup i can help you restore gnome to defaults
[15:13] <Dr_Willis> houdin8888:  most older creatives - NOT based on the x-fi :)
[15:13] <jonhjonhz> on all channels saying the same thing! gufw! is! blabla anybody help here... en todos los canales dicen lo mismo !gufw !es !blabla nadie ayuda aqui
[15:13] <shadeslayer> houdin8888: the intel IHC7 / 8
[15:13] <noname123> @erSUL: what for modules I need for mkinitramfsẞ
[15:13] <laxa8831> ubottu: cheers for that
[15:13] <spaiduhz> at the risk of sounding like a dick... dont most motherboards already come with good integrated sound?
[15:14] <spaiduhz> even intel mobos have integrated sound. some with integrated graphics even.
[15:14] <Piet> houdin8888: how about using your onboard chip?
[15:14] <Dr_Willis> spaiduhz:  well 'good' is the operative term. :)
[15:15] <Decessus> does anyone know if there is a way I can install virtualbox on jaunty without having to downgrade to python2.6, symlinking didn't work, and downgrading would mean days of driver reinstalls
[15:15] <houdin8888> shadeslayer: what kind of sound card is that?
[15:15] <shadeslayer> houdin8888: its a integrated sound chip on my mobo
[15:15] <Dr_Willis> spaiduhz:  often they are standard chipsets with linux-unfriendly tweaks/changes/ and issues :(
[15:15] <shadeslayer> !hardware | houdin8888
[15:15] <houdin8888> Piet: my onboard chip isn't supported, either.. its a mild nightmare.
[15:15] <Piet> houdin8888: from your paste: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 02)
[15:16] <spaiduhz> ah. my lappy has some integrated sound that i dont even care to know about
[15:16] <spaiduhz> thankfully, it just works.
[15:16] <spaiduhz> craptastic quality, but my speakers are pretty craptastic anyway
[15:16] <shadeslayer> spaiduhz: like everything else in ubuntu :P
[15:17] <spaiduhz> true, dat. alot of things just work in ubuntu.
[15:17] <Piet> houdin8888: your onboard chip should be supported since linux 2.6.25 using snd-hda-intel
[15:18] <Decessus> I've been trying for a couple days now, I downloaded the python2.6 debs, but they say that it conflicts with 3.0
[15:18] <houdin8888> piet: i agree. it should be supported, yet, all my attempts & R&D led me to the conclusion it wasn't supported.
[15:18] <spaiduhz> see, i dont even know theres a python 3.0
[15:18] <biesbjerg> Off topic: anyone who can tell me when the exam periods are in USA and the UK?
[15:19] <ikonia> biesbjerg: please keep to the topic
[15:19] <shadeslayer> !ot | biesbjerg
[15:19] <magnetron> biesbjerg→ join #ubuntu-offtopic plz
[15:19] <Decessus> or has no one run into this problem.
[15:19] <biesbjerg> okay thanks
[15:19] <spaiduhz> im sure that getting wammu to work with my nokia e71 wont be a gigantic task if i knew  half as much as the next guy
[15:20] <spaiduhz> oddly enough using the usb cable the network manager can autodetect and run as a 3g modem, but wammu just refuses to detect it. :(
[15:21] <krishna> hi i installed all packagses from aptoncd.iso.... but wine got its applications menu entry as "other" .. how to make it "wine" ? thnx in advance
[15:22] <rsajdok> hi, how to turn off notify like someone quit or join to #ubuntu in irssi?
[15:22] <shadeslayer> rsajdok: google around
[15:23] <Dr_Willis> rsajdok:  irssi faq/docs  show exactly how.
[15:23] <grawity> rsajdok: hint, it's /ignore
[15:23] <Dr_Willis> rsajdok:  irssi docs - a Must read. :)
[15:23] <Aliasa> can i use emacs in ubuntu?
[15:23] <jetsaredim> is there a major difference between setting up a DSL connection via networkmanager rather than through pppoeconf??
[15:23] <LjL> Aliasa: of course.
[15:23] <Dr_Willis> Aliasa:  you can install and use emacs.. of course
[15:23] <Dr_Willis> !find emacs
[15:23] <Decessus> can someone atleast point me in the proper direction?
[15:24] <Aliasa> i am installing emcs22
[15:24] <krishna__> hi i installed all packagses from aptoncd.iso.... but wine got its applications menu entry as "other" .. how to make it "wine" ? thnx in advance
[15:24] <sipior> Decessus: i've just verified that i have both 2.6 and 3 installed simultaneously. this is on 9.04, btw.
[15:24] <RobotCow> how can i add universe multiverse repositories to my jaunty install?
[15:24] <shadeslayer> krishna__: try #winehq if no one answers
[15:25] <krishna__> RobotCow: system --> admin --> software resources
[15:25] <Decessus> sipior, well I had 3.0 before I tried installing 2.6, and for some reason, virtual box will not take a greater version than 2.6
[15:25] <krishna__> shadeslayer: thanks to you
[15:25] <shadeslayer> krishna__: also try rt click > edit menu
[15:25] <RobotCow> krishna__, and how can i know what to put in there?
[15:25] <Decessus> nor can I find anything but 2.6 minimal on my package manager
[15:25] <rsajdok> i use: "/ignore joins never" it does not work, why?
[15:26] <shadeslayer> rsajdok: did you even read the  irssi docs?
[15:26]  * grawity sighs.
[15:26] <dam0> can i install http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ on my ubuntu pc under wine?
[15:26] <sipior> Decessus: then you have a broken repository set: verify that the list is correct, try an apt-get update, and see if it sorts out.
[15:26] <krishna__> RobotCow: in the software resources, check everything on that window
[15:26] <rsajdok> >shadeslayer: yes
[15:26] <Guest28940> Which vncconnect (VNC client) will allow me to specify a proxy?
[15:27] <grawity> rsajdok: Type /help ignore
[15:27] <Decessus> sipior, where in ubuntu is the list?
[15:27] <rsajdok> >grawity: thanks
[15:28] <sipior> Decessus: /etc/apt/sources.list, or jsut check in synaptic (or the "Software Sources" menu item)
[15:28] <Decessus> ok, ty :)
[15:28] <Stevko> Hello. Does anyone know what "[  218.487249] ehci_hcd 0000:00:10.4: force halt; handhake e0814014 00004000 00000000 -> -110" might mean in dmesg and especially how to get rid of it? It happens some time after I start PC and after that no USB drive is found and my TV card does not work. Happens in Jaunty.
[15:29] <krishna__> how do i make portable softwares ??
[15:29] <shadeslayer> krishna__: portable?? like aptoncd?
[15:29] <shadeslayer> or .debs?
[15:30] <krishna__> shadeslayer: in windows, there is THINSTALL which will make a .exe will run directly without installations
[15:30] <BLTnoTomato> is there an app to check broken links on a web site?
[15:30] <shadeslayer> krishna__: no idea on that
[15:30] <krishna__> BLTnoTomato: what kinda links ? rapidshare ?
[15:30] <j0ve> krishna__: you compile a static version of the package which contains all necessary support libs
[15:31] <Stevko> BLTnoTomato: wget might be enough. But I am sure there is an app for that.
[15:31] <krishna__> j0ve: is there any software to do that ?? like THINSTALL for windows ??
[15:31] <j0ve> krishna__: yeah...gcc
[15:31] <Dr_Willis> :)
[15:32] <krishna__> j0ve: PLZ dont joke
[15:32] <Dr_Willis> Theres no 'hacky tools' to do it, never was much of a need for it.
[15:32] <j0ve> krishna__: not a joke...that is how it is done...jeez
[15:32] <Daremonai> how can i make an application run on startup with a small delay, for example, wait for 5 seconds after boot then run the application. (This is because wine's panel is not being placed with the ubuntu panel, it is actually creating it's own one)
[15:32] <sipior> Daremonai: "man sleep"
[15:32] <Dr_Willis> Daremonai:  make a script that launches the app.. and befor theapp runs fromthe script use a command like 'sleep 10'
[15:33] <Stevko> Daremonai: Make script that first "runs" sleep 5 and then your app.
[15:33] <Daremonai> sipior, I tried that, it didn't work.
[15:33] <krishna__> j0ve: know alternates for THINSTALL ?
[15:33] <Daremonai> well, sipior, Dr_Willis, Stevko, I did: sleep 5; wine /path/to/program
[15:33] <shadeslayer> whats the meta package for glib?
[15:34] <Piet> cptblood: why did you want the kernel patch anyway? are you on Hardy Heron or lower?
[15:34] <valleydaddy78> ubuntu is giving me a lot of grief
[15:34] <safruhani> :)
[15:34] <shadeslayer> valleydaddy78: such as>
[15:35] <Piet> cptblood: according to this page on the ubuntu wiki you should not need the patch if you're on a newer release
[15:35] <valleydaddy78> i got hardy heron and it wont install
[15:35] <shadeslayer> valleydaddy78: hardy is eol i think
[15:35] <valleydaddy78> dell mini 9 ispiron
[15:35] <tryagainhentai> i tried my ubuntu 8.04 disc when i hit install the load bar comes up when thats done screen flickers then goes black for about 2 minutes then ubuntu goes into command line i get no GUI like i should so i figured graphics card maybe not compatable its quite a recent laptop so i tried start x screen went black again for 2 minutes then gave error INTEL - no matching device section for instance
[15:35] <shadeslayer> valleydaddy78: how about jaunty jackalope
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> valleydaddy78:   for a netbook, you may want to use the Netbook-remix.
[15:36] <tryagainhentai> i also tried f4 safe graphics mode but got a screen full of snow
[15:36] <tryagainhentai> any ideas anyone
[15:36] <_Brun0_> I have an Radeon Mobility M6 LY and I've found tutorials on the internet on how to install it but all of them tell to change xaorg.conf and canging it is not recommended in Ubuntu 9.04. Is there an easier way to install/enable ati open source driver?
[15:36] <Laman> hello, i have a problem: my ubuntu 9.04 freezes in 50seconds after startup (even caps lock control is dead), i can only reset computer. i think there can be some troubles with my graphic card (asus ati x1600). please help :)
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_:  the ati open sourced drivers should be  installed allready.
[15:36] <valleydaddy78> i tried that before i went and bought this book and cd
[15:37] <Decessus> the actual error is that python2.6 conflicts with installed package python-central ;\
[15:37] <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, is this it? Kernel modules: radeonfb
[15:37] <Dr_Willis> valleydaddy78:  hardy heron is rather.. old.. I hope you dident pay a lot for the book.
[15:37] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_:  that looks like a framebuffer module to me.
[15:38] <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, thats my concern.
[15:38] <valleydaddy78> this is 3rd additin they even talk about mac os x in this book
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> X has its own drivers.. then theres kernel modules taht are used by the X drivers.
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> valleydaddy78:  OS-X has been out for quite some time.. :)
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> !hardy
[15:38] <laxa8831> i'm having trouble sharing folders un 9.04
[15:38] <Piet> tryagainhentai: why don't you use a current ubuntu release?
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> Guess Hardy is only a year old. ::)
[15:39] <laxa8831> ive ammended smb.conf but still get error 255 when trying to share
[15:39] <Guest44360> Anyone connected to a VNC server through a proxy?
[15:39] <laxa8831> its an external usb i mounted in /media/1tb
[15:39] <Dr_Willis> laxa8831:  you instaled the samba service?
[15:39] <laxa8831> willis: yeah
[15:39] <laxa8831> enabled it
[15:39] <valleydaddy78> damn it takes a long time for those i sos to down load plus im a noob to ubuntu i love redhat though
[15:40] <Dr_Willis> valleydaddy78:  many linux mags have the latest ubuntu  on disk with them.
[15:40] <chazco> Hi... anyone know how to convert a .sh to a .deb?
[15:40] <valleydaddy78> and slax is cool to
[15:40] <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, do you knwo how can I isntall ati driver?
[15:40] <shadeslayer> valleydaddy78: you can get one for free too
[15:40] <dooner> Dr_Willis, valleydaddy78  Hardy is LTS as well,  But Still for a netbook like the mini-9  I would either user Jaunty UNR or the Dell Branded ubuntu available from their site (which is based on jaunty with some stuff removed due to licenese issues)
[15:40] <Dr_Willis> laxa8831:  give the user a samba password with 'sudo smbpasswd -a USERNAME' ?
[15:40] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_:  i avoide ati cards like they had teh SwineFLue..
[15:41] <Dr_Willis> dooner:  Yea.. the UNR  worked great for my AAO netbook.
[15:41] <valleydaddy78> may im just not for it but i cant get it to install on my netbook
[15:41] <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, very helpful! I'll go and buy an nvidia card. OHHH i forgot. i'm using a old laptop. Thanks. Great support. Don't waste my time if answering things like that don't even try.
[15:41] <Slart> chazco: it's not really something you can do... they are different things
[15:42] <valleydaddy78> i tried to get remix to work for a week
[15:42] <dooner> Dr_Willis, Typing this on a AAO running jaunty unr as well
[15:42] <shadeslayer> how do i install glib ?? whats the package name?
[15:42] <chazco> Slart - Ah... fair enough, was wondering if there was something like checkinstall but for scripts. Thanks anyway :)
[15:42] <spaiduhz> installing radeon drivers is not that difficult.
[15:42] <Slart> chazco: you could of course include the sh file in a package and then make it run the sh file when installed.. but I don't think that is what you want to do
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_:  ive made it a point to NEVER buy any more ati stuff..  I cant really give much advice if I dont have them any more can i....
[15:43] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_:  you may want to rember the ati issues when next shopping.
[15:43] <chazco> Slart - Considered that but the script takes input and so on (its a touchscreen driver)
[15:43] <laxa8831> willis: not yet
[15:43] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_:  you can install the fglrx package fromt he repos easially enough.. getting them to work.. is the bigger issue at this time due to ati's messing with the drivers.
[15:43] <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, Shopping? You think I shoopped an old laptop? Its for my job. Your talking purely off-topic nonsense stuff.
[15:43] <BLTnoTomato> krishna__, I'm trying to check links for the web site I manage.
[15:44] <Slart> chazco: ah.. well.. I don't know of a way, sorry
[15:44] <chazco> Slart - Fair enough, thanks anyway :)
[15:44] <BLTnoTomato> is there a link validator for ubuntu?
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_:   You are asking me personally for help.. and im giveing your my advice.. do what you want.    I avoide even helping/suggesting stuff to people with ati cards.. YOU asked ME  personally a question.
[15:44] <BLTnoTomato> preferable one that can check a site recursively...
[15:44] <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, i see you don't know what youre talking about. ATI has always messed their drivers.. Thats why i'm putting OS driver.
[15:45] <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, i never aked you for help.. I asked this channel for help.
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_: the GPL driver is allready installed by default.  the 'Driver 'ati'' line in xorg.conf should be using it.
[15:45] <laxa8831> willis: same problem, says that i can only share folders i own
[15:45] <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, then you came to me and said? buy another card. LOOOOL
[15:45] <cnu_> i'm not getting sound in rhythmbox .. what may be the problem ?
[15:45] <j0ve> _Brun0_: no...you directed it to Dr_Disk
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> j0ve:  :)
[15:45] <tpratt> Anyone know of a laptop that works perfectly with jaunty?  Specs: 13.3" 1280x800 display, depth no greater than 9.0", weight no greater than 4.5 lbs.  The XPS M1330n is a little big for a 13.3" display.
[15:45] <Slart> _Brun0_: lastlog says you directed the question directly to Dr_Willis ... you might want to look at the !attitude factoid
[15:45] <Bob3> Hello What is the terminal command to check what the BusID is?
[15:46] <Dr_Willis> at least i think the line in xorg.conf is " driver 'ati' "
[15:46] <_Brun0_> j0ve, no read the chat.. He came and answered my question b4.\
[15:46] <pnuw> tpratt ThinkPad X60, X61
[15:46] <j0ve> _Brun0_: <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, do you knwo how can I isntall ati driver?
[15:46] <shadeslayer> tpratt: my M1530 works perfectly
[15:46] <Stevko> BLTnoTomato: wget --spider?
[15:46] <laxa8831> tpratt: thats what im using now
[15:46] <_Brun0_> Slart, read carfully the chat. My first question was to channel.
[15:46] <tpratt> laxa8831: M1330n?
[15:46] <Bob3> What is the terminal command to check what the BusID is?
[15:46] <_Brun0_> j0ve, i asked my question before.. Read carefully please.
[15:46] <laxa8831> : yup
[15:46] <laxa8831> tpratt: yup
[15:46] <Dr_Willis> the fact remains the 'ati' Open sourced driver - is installed by default. I think. (anyone care to confirm this?)
[15:47] <Dr_Willis> !find ati
[15:47] <_Brun0_> I told you my driver isnt ati by defualt. Its a framebuffer.
[15:47] <Bob3> What is the terminal command to check what the BusID is?
[15:47] <valleydaddy78> ok im downloading remix 2hr i have to wait
[15:47] <Jack_Sparrow> j0ve lspci | grep -i vga should show you the right pci port for setting up the video card in your xorg
[15:47] <j0ve> Dr_Willis: I have been trying to get my ati working with 3D for a week. I agree with your assessment and have resigned myself to leaving it as is
[15:47] <shadeslayer> how do i install GLIB ?
[15:47] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_:  you can load the 'kernel framebuffer' module to get a 'framebuffer' for the Console. thats not really anything todo with the X driver.
[15:48] <valleydaddy78> #chatulous
[15:48] <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, As I told you before: lspci -v shows this as my driver for vga: Kernel modules: radeonfb. See my point?
[15:49] <BLTnoTomato> Stevko, wget spider?
[15:49] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_:  in thinking thats showing the 'framebuffer' driver. Not the X driver.
[15:49] <valleydaddy78> #iphone
[15:49] <shadeslayer> valleydaddy78: please stop
[15:49] <grawity> valleydaddy78: You need to type /join before the channel name.
[15:50] <valleydaddy78> stop what
[15:50] <darthanubis> http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=ubuntu_osx_64bit&num=11
[15:50] <valleydaddy78> i need to get to those rooms
[15:50] <shadeslayer> valleydaddy78: ok then /j #room
[15:50] <Dr_Willis> valleydaddy78:  then use /join #channelname
[15:50] <valleydaddy78> ok
[15:50] <Bob3> What is the terminal command to check what the BusID is?
[15:51] <syberhunter> can anyone tell me how to increase the size of the swapfile in Ubuntu 9.04..after it's all up and running?
[15:51] <Dr_Willis> syberhunter:  you normally use a swap partition. You can make more swap 'files' if you want if you need more swap.
[15:52] <Dr_Willis> syberhunter: you can use swap files and swap partitions  combined.. or several swap partitions also.
[15:52] <Dr_Willis> syberhunter:  or all of the above
[15:52] <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, http://pastebin.com/md61fffd from line 105 to 121 shows its the only driver it reports. So I guess its the device driver there.
[15:53] <shortlord> which filesystem would you recommend for a separate /boot? ext2 3 or 4? Is there any good reason for journaling for /boot?
[15:53] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_:  yes. to enable the 'console framebuffer for that card' you would 'modprobe   radeonfb' that will allow you higher resolutions and extra features on the consoles.
[15:54] <syberhunter> Dr_Willis is there a program or app to do that?
[15:54] <Dr_Willis> syberhunter:  never noticed.  just following the various swap howtos makign a new swap file takes  just a few min.
[15:54] <sipior> Bob3: if you mean devices on the pci bus, try "lspci -vmm"
[15:54]  * shadeslayer realizes he didnt apt-get update ; apt-get upgrade 
[15:54] <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, i wanted to use the open source ATI driver for better performance in X.
[15:55] <Dr_Willis> syberhunter:  http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-add-a-swap-file-howto/
[15:55] <sjzzalx> Hello. I need a good, low-resource-consuming feedreader that will pop up bubbles or something when a feed updates. Any recommendations?
[15:55] <shadeslayer> !feed
[15:55] <syberhunter> Dr_Willis..ty
[15:55] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_:  radeonfb is not  for X.  its for the console.
[15:56] <tpratt> laxa8831: Did the M1330n come with the slot-loading optical drive?
[15:56]  * Dr_Willis is recalling the months he toyed with the Framebuffer console features  a year ago.
[15:56] <Blinkiz> Hi there. Am about to by my first SAS controller card and a SAS disk. I got one problem. What cable should be used between these two?
[15:56] <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, lol i knwo that. But what is my lap using for x then?
[15:56] <shadeslayer> tpratt: m1330n ?? or just the m1330 ?
[15:57] <shortlord> which filesystem is recommended for a separate /boot partition?
[15:57] <dooner> shortlord, ext2 is what I normally see
[15:57] <Dr_Willis> No idea. Its auto congigured for the most part I would guess its using the 'ati' driver..unless xorg.conf is saying other wise
[15:57] <tpratt> shadeslayer: I was thinking the M1330n.  The M1330 seems to come with a Dell 1395 WLAN, which I assume is not as well supported as the Intel that comes with the M1330n version.
[15:57] <bartmon> Hi! With the recent kernel upgrade to 2.6.28-12-generic my wired ethernet NIC is no longer recognised during boot. Any similar experiences?
[15:58] <pegon> Morning all
[15:58] <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, do you knwo how can I check what is being used for video driver?
[15:58] <sipior> Blinkiz: wikipedia has a pretty thorough write-up: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_Attached_SCSI
[15:58] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_:   othe then looking in xorg.conf  - ive never notic3ed a command that says it..  lsmod Might show what modules are in use.
[15:59] <bartmon> _Brun0_: /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[15:59] <shadeslayer> tpratt: whats m13330n ?? and how is it diff. to the normal m1330 ?
[15:59] <Blinkiz> sipior, Already read that. My question still remains
[15:59]  * Dr_Willis gives bartmon  an A+
[15:59] <_Brun0_> bartmon, ty i'll look there
[15:59] <bartmon> Dr_Willis: Yay, thank you! :)
[15:59] <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, ty for attention.
[15:59] <shortlord> dooner: thx
[15:59] <pegon> The question I have is I did apt-get remove and I have a HUGE list of packages...but the terminal does like four of them and then says they are not installed but like stops...how can I get it to run through the whole list?
[15:59] <schregge> hi, i have some troubles with scanimage and jaunty. When i try to scan, i get a segfault. gdb scanimage points me to  /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2.....
[16:00] <tpratt> shadeslayer: The M1330n comes with Hardy preloaded.  As far as I can tell, the only hardware difference is the default WLAN.
[16:00] <bartmon> _Brun0_: It's a long and confusing log file. If you can't make the driver out, paste the log into a pastebin service so we can take a peek
[16:00] <sipior> Blinkiz: well, if you know the connectors at each end, you already have the answer, right?
[16:00] <schregge> i already compiled the new scanimage version from cvs, but stull the same problem
[16:00] <shadeslayer> tpratt: so no diff. in hardware?
[16:00] <ForgeAus> how to exit matchbox window manager back to login (in my case kdm?
[16:00] <Dr_Willis> bartmon:  now for exctra credit.  come up with a 'grep' line to find it :)
[16:00] <dooner> shortlord, now I not sure how much of a difference it makes, but ext2 is lowest common denominator, so if $BAD_STUFF happens, most tools be able to readit.
[16:01] <pegon> ForgeAus, try ctrl alt backspace
[16:01] <Blinkiz> sipior, Thats the problem. It does not say on seagate homepage and not on Dells page about the controller card
[16:01] <tpratt> shadeslayer: Well, the CPUs they offer are different, but not significantly as far as I can tell and the WLAN, as I said.
[16:01] <shortlord> dooner: the german ubuntu channel recommended the same, so I will use ext2 for /boot, ext4 for / and /home
[16:01] <shadeslayer> tpratt: whats diff. with wlan?
[16:02] <pegon> Anyone got any ideas on my question by some chance? lol
[16:02] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_:   grep LoadModule Xorg.0.log
[16:02] <vzambrano> popol vuh
[16:02] <buzzDrive> Hi does anybody a chown/chmod -R with gui ?
[16:02] <sipior> Blinkiz: time to get on the phone, then (or buy from another site that provides more technical information)
[16:02] <lscott3> is there an amd64 for gimpshop?
[16:02] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_:  shows  my driver its usinghere.. and other modules. :)  at elast its easier to read then the whole log.
[16:02] <Frayjin> Hey there! :) I have a question. Atm I'm using a nVidia Corporation G80 (GeForce 8800 GTS) and for some reason I am unable to get the rendering check to respond positive. Only way it works is when I run the rendering check as superuser. Problem now is that I can not use 3D grafics in wine and other linux apps. Anyone here that can help me out? Thanks, much appreciated!
[16:02] <vzambrano> bye
[16:02] <radiounix> Is anyone available to help with an ALSA issue? Bit lengthy, so maybe PM?
[16:02] <bartmon> Dr_Willis: grep /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers/ /var/log/Xorg.0.log  :P
[16:02] <DrHalan> hey
[16:03] <DrHalan> i am looking for drivers for my samsung pixon
[16:03] <shadeslayer> !sound | radiounix
[16:03] <olavimmanuel> how to make dpkg drop one of the utilities it has, but install the rest (conflict). Or how to make it overwrite existing..?
[16:03] <Dr_Willis> Frayjin:  what 'rendering' check ?  I got an Nvidia 8800gtsXXX here.
[16:03] <tpratt> shadeslayer: "Dell 1395" (default, you can upgrade to Intel) on M1330.  Intel wireless is standard on M1330n.  4GB standard on M1330n.  Why am I trans-typing Dell's website?
[16:03] <hkais> hello
[16:03] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[16:03] <katatafish> Hey all - when I try to execute "apt-get update" I get the following error on several repositories: Err http://us.archive.ubuntu.com gutsy/main Packages 404 Not Found [IP: 91.189.88.40 80]. Any help on how to fix this? Thank you.
[16:03] <pegon> The question I have is I did apt-get remove and I have a HUGE list of packages...but the terminal does like four of them and then says they are not installed but like stops...how can I get it to run through the whole list?
[16:04] <hkais> anyone here who uses successfully ubuntu 32 bit with 4 GB RAM and the nvidia prop. driver?
[16:04] <shadeslayer> tpratt: ah.. thnx for the info btw ;)
[16:04] <Jack_Sparrow> katatafish Pastebin your /etc/sources.list
[16:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !paste
[16:04] <katatafish> will do... one sec
[16:05] <pegon> Dr_Willis, Would you happen to have any idea on the qustionI asked earlier by some chance is about apt-get remove
[16:05] <olavimmanuel> how to make dpkg drop one of the utilities it is going to install from a given package, but install the rest (conflict). Or how to make it overwrite existing..?
[16:05] <jondgls> if I wanted to exlude my swap file from a backup which file system directory should I exclude/
[16:05] <forge> whoever said ctrl + alt + backspace THANX!!!
[16:05] <jonim8or> A program I wrote in C++ sometimes gives an assertion error from xcb_io.c:176 . It has something to do with threads. How would I go about debugging it?
[16:05] <pegon> forge, yvw glad I could help :)
[16:06] <Dr_Willis> pegon:  i dident notice..  sorry.  I cant recall ever using apt-get remove. :)
[16:06] <Frayjin> Dr_Willis: I used this commandline ... glxinfo | grep rendering
[16:06] <radiounix> I'm having issues with sound on an Ubuntu Server setup. Running aplay tosses a long error message now that I added myself to audio, and prior, would just report that it couldn't open device 0. Running Mplayer tosses an error: "playback open error: no such file or directory." I'm afraid I may have to recompile the kernel O.o
[16:06] <forge> hmm gotta learn how to make that thing less toxic or at least give it config
[16:06] <katatafish> Jack_Sparrow: http://pastebin.com/d3d4b31af
[16:06] <masquerade> short question
[16:06] <radiounix> If anyone is interested in helping, I can post logs. Also, forget to mention, but I've no asound.conf
[16:06] <masquerade> how can i move files to an ssh server using the cli?
[16:07] <pegon> Dr_Willis, well the problem I have is I have a HUGE list of stuff I need to remove..and I don't want to have to set and look up every single package...anyway I can have Ubuntu either through apt-get or synaptic check this huge list if its installed uninstall it?
[16:07] <ranf> masquerade, scp
[16:07] <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, bartmon : Xorg.0.log: http://pastebin.com/m21c4dcae
[16:07] <masquerade> ranf: im sorry?
[16:07] <pegon> forge, ummm been a while since I did that but you ever try like openbox?
[16:07]  * wirechief-bughun is goes to lunch: Gone away for now
[16:07] <NimO> hey
[16:07] <cptblood> Piet: aha, i see... gotta try that out then...sry for delayed reply
[16:07] <NimO> how can i start fire effects
[16:07] <forge> why openbox?
[16:07] <jussi01> !away > wirechief-bughun
[16:07] <peter__> hello, I brand new to ubuntu, i just installed it yesterday. During the install at the partion prompt i selected to install side by side. as a result my partion is just big enough for my system files. Is there any way to make the partion bigger?
[16:08] <ienorand> NimO: do you have ccsm installed?
[16:08] <jondgls> Jack_Sparrow: Just wanted to thank you for your help the other day resolving my issue with my source.list. I removed the suggested lines for debian and Intrepid and I'm no longer having dependacy conflicts.
[16:08] <pegon> forge, thats the one I have used before and I know it has exit and right click and that..simplest one I found that actually works as a wm and you can quit it etc
[16:08] <radiounix> Yes, yes. You can use Gparted to shrink and enlarge partitions, but back up first just in case.
[16:08] <forge> I use KDE I was just toying with matchbox because I wanted to try out um I already forgot the name of it, Ubuntu mobile's windowmanager (which as far as I can tell is managed by matchbox)
[16:08] <Isopropane_> Hi
[16:08] <radiounix> sudo apt-get install gparted
[16:08] <Dr_Willis> #
[16:08] <Jack_Sparrow> jondgls You are certainly welcome
[16:08] <masquerade> peter__: you can use gparted (sudo apt-get install gparted)
[16:08] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_: (II) LoadModule: "radeon"
[16:09] <peter__> thanks radiounix, and do i download that with synaptix
[16:09] <radiounix> If you wish, yes. Just search "gparted" with it
[16:09] <masquerade> peter__: synaptic, yes
[16:09] <jondgls> if I wanted to exclude my swap file from a backup which file system directory should I exclude?
[16:09] <Jack_Sparrow> katatafish that source list looks fine.. HOw long has this been going on?
[16:09] <forge> (I realize its made for embedded environments (ie not for desktops but doesn't mean I can't try it!
[16:09] <radiounix> Your swap file is mounted at /swap
[16:10] <andrews> I am trying to burn an ISO on a blank DVD.  I insert the DVD and Ubuntu mounts it as a blank DVD but the CD/DVD burner software says there is no Blank DVD to burn the ISO to. CD-Rs work just fine
[16:10] <ienorand> jondgls: It is normally on a separate partition
[16:10] <katatafish> Jack_Sparrow just for the past couple of months
[16:10] <Jack_Sparrow> jondgls swap should be on a partion of its' own and not be a problem
[16:10] <Isopropane_> I'm, having a problem with an external monitor on my laptop. I have connected the monitor and it displays correctly, however the maximum resolution in the screen resolution dialog is that of the laptop's screen - 1280x800. The external monitor is 1680x1050 but at the moment is only displaying the maximum of 1280x800. How can I set things so I can output the correct resolution?
[16:10] <radiounix> (still needs an ALSA kernel god with patience :p)
[16:10] <Piet> cptblood: thats fine. good luck
[16:10] <Jack_Sparrow> katatafish I am going to be tied up most of the morning finishing up[a aproject.  See me later if you dont get this resolved..
[16:11] <Dr_Willis> _Brun0_:  that module even tells what chipset it supports in the LOG.. how verbose of  it -> rightbelow the line -->  (II) RADEON: Driver for ATI Radeon chipsets:
[16:11] <radiounix> I'm not too knowledgable, Iso, but you should open up /etc/X11/xorg.conf and see that A: you have two ascreens, and b. you have the right resolutions set for each. Supposedly this is a dog to get right w/ Linux drivers
[16:11] <_spm_Draget> using nvidia-glx-new with an nvidia card. My xorg works nicely, but after it started once, I cannot change to a different console anymore. It is like my frambuffer is not working anymore. Does anyone have a clue where I should start looking?
[16:11] <scripyy> HI room !!
[16:11] <Frayjin> Dr_Willis: I used "glxinfo | grep rendering" and direct rendering returns false and when I use "SUDO glxinfo | grep rendering" it returns positive. How do I get the rendering to work at all time? Cheers :)
[16:11] <bartmon> _Brun0_: Apparently you're using the opensource driver for ATi graphics cards. Also known as xserver-xorg-video-radeon
[16:11] <jondgls> Jack_Sparrow: I installed Jaunty manually and did not include swap partition. I later created the swap file in terminal and my backup deamon is backin up all 4gb of it. :(
[16:11]  * Dr_Willis wonders how the 'Radeon' and 'ati' drivers differ...   the radeon driver may be for the VERy old chipsets
[16:11] <peter__> i tried Gparted however it says that the max size is 6136. I wont let me size larger than that
[16:11] <psycovic> hi
[16:11] <peter__> sorry 6136 MiB
[16:11] <RobotCow> anybody else having a problem with google earth in jaunty?
[16:12] <Isopropane_> Anyone?
[16:12] <pegon> I compiled a kernel and some how I mysteriously left out my Sata Module in the make menuconfig...is there a way to add it to the already compiled kernel without having to recompile it?
[16:12] <psycovic> does anyone know a good way to force a computer to run at a certain temperature?
[16:12] <Dr_Willis> Frayjin:  all i did for my nvidia 8800 card was run the hardware-driver tool.. installed the 180 version of the drivers.. and rebooted.. I dident have to do much more then that.
[16:12] <forge> actually radeons being reused for newer ones
[16:12] <fragmonkee> well if you put it on the sun....
[16:12] <katatafish> Jack_Sparrow - no problem
[16:12] <scripyy> whats the difffernce between Ubuntu Desktop and Server Edition.. i think only GUI (GNome,KDE) otherwise after Desktop edition we can install all server packages... ?
[16:12] <lancel00t> hi, is there someone here who is kind enough to share any information with me on getting bluez >4.32 to work on Jaunty?
[16:12] <radiounix> Yah, peter. I imagine you need to shrink another partition before you can enlarge your Linux root partition. Should work ok then- if not, ask
[16:12] <forge> but Radeon is a subset of ATI chipsets afaik
[16:12] <Dr_Willis> forge:  so 'ati' is going to go away eh?
[16:12] <_Brun0_> Dr_Willis, bartmon thanks noth for attention. ;p
[16:12] <_Brun0_> both*
[16:12] <radiounix> @scrippy- server edition uses a server kernel tuned to Web server loads
[16:12] <forge> ATI got bought out by AMD afaik
[16:13] <forge> so its AMD radeon now I guess...
[16:13] <RobotCow> scripyy, i think the kernel is a little different for server version
[16:13] <bartmon> Dr_Willis: Other way round. ati driver is a collection for all ati cards. A subset of these are the modern radeon families, which the radon driver supports. There were other cards before the radeons, like ati rage and those are supported by "ati".
[16:13] <Isopropane_> I'm, having a problem with an external monitor on my laptop. I have connected the monitor and it displays correctly, however the maximum resolution in the screen resolution dialog is that of the laptop's screen - 1280x800. The external monitor is 1680x1050 but at the moment is only displaying the maximum of 1280x800. How can I set things so I can output the correct resolution?
[16:13] <_Brun0_> forge, yes ATI was bought. Lets hope for a better driver support.
[16:13] <Frayjin> Dr_Willis: I did the same, but my 3D apps aren't running under wine due to this error. Should I consider a reinstall of Ubuntu?
[16:13] <forge> I was faithful to them thru the 3DFX -> ATI change, but I think I'be just about given up
[16:13] <RobotCow> anybody else having a problem with google earth in jaunty?
[16:13] <andrews> Is there an extra packet to install for DVD burning?
[16:14] <radiounix> @andrew dvd-RW-tools (or something like that)
[16:14] <RobotCow> andrews, k3b is good for dvd burning
[16:14] <Dr_Willis> bartmon: so err...  is  ATI the name of the OSS/GPL driver now? AND radeon for some? or are they all getting merged into Radeon?
[16:14] <zhaozhou_> _Brun0_: the driver support nowadays from ATI isn't that bad, is it?
[16:14] <zhaozhou_> _Brun0_: it's way better then nVidia anyhow...
[16:14] <Schiz0> How can I do a command-line upgrade to jaunty?
[16:14] <scripyy> RadioUnix: Robotcow: after server edition we can easily isntall Gnome on it for GUI.. ?
[16:14] <Dr_Willis> forge:  i gave up on them back with my 9700 (5+ yrs ago?) :)
[16:14] <peter__> ok thanks, i have multi book with xp and ubuntu, gparted is showing 3 partions, /dec/sda1 at 224.40GiB, /dec/sda3 at 2.49GiB, and /dev/sda2 at 5.99GiB. So I would shrink /dev/sda1 and then enlarge /dev/sda2?
[16:14] <radiounix> @schiz0 sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[16:14] <_Brun0_> zhaozhou_, catalyst (for newer cards) is somewhat unstable.
[16:14] <andrews> RobotCow: I'll give it a try, is there a reason why Brasero would not work
[16:15] <zhaozhou_> _Brun0_: ah. shame.
[16:15] <forge> I didn't say I"ve given up already, I said JUST ABOUT given up lol
[16:15] <RobotCow> scripyy, apt-get install ubuntu-desktop will give you gnome
[16:15] <Dr_Willis> forge:  other then one laptop i gave away recently.. I dont have any boxs with ati any more
[16:15] <_Brun0_> zhaozhou_, but its not forever
[16:15] <Isopropane_> Anyone at all?
[16:15] <lancel00t> hi, is there someone here who is kind enough to share any information with me on getting bluez >4.32 to work on Jaunty?
[16:15] <ienorand> Schiz0: "update-manager -d" I think
[16:15] <radiounix> @andrew. No, def. not, but K3b is the golden standard among Linux birning suites and on par with ever-iconic Nero 6
[16:15] <forge> ahh HILDON thats the name of the desktop I was looking for
[16:15] <RobotCow> andrews, i dont know. i never use it because i prefer k3b.
[16:15] <forge> its based on matchbox as near as I can tell
[16:15] <Isopropane_> ...
[16:15] <Isopropane_> I'm, having a problem with an external monitor on my laptop. I have connected the monitor and it displays correctly, however the maximum resolution in the screen resolution dialog is that of the laptop's screen - 1280x800. The external monitor is 1680x1050 but at the moment is only displaying the maximum of 1280x800. How can I set things so I can output the correct resolution?
[16:15] <j0ve> andrews: I have been using brasero without problems.
[16:16] <RobotCow> andrews, and you didnt say what error message you got from brasero
[16:16] <forge> can you try out hildon on a desktop case? and how difficult is it ?
[16:16] <raf_> hi ppl
[16:16] <b3n_> I need some advice on a server, since I'm going to be using Ubuntu I think this would be the place to start, I'm looking at buying the HP Proliant G5 tower, has anyone tried these and what issues should I be aware of ?
[16:16] <raf_> great ubuntu 9.0.4
[16:17] <raf_> better than vista
[16:17] <pegon> raf_, so true lol
[16:17] <peter__> ok thanks, i have multi book with xp and ubuntu, gparted is showing 3 partions, /dec/sda1 at 224.40GiB, /dec/sda3 at 2.49GiB, and /dev/sda2 at 5.99GiB. So I would shrink /dev/sda1 and then enlarge /dev/sda2?
[16:17] <bartmon> Dr_Willis: as far as i know radeon is part of the ati package. It says so on http://www.x.org/wiki/radeon
[16:17] <Dr_Willis> bartmon:  so.. im still confused about what cards are in what.. :) but  its not a big deal to me. hehe
[16:17] <scripyy> radio: you said it loads webserver in server edition so in desktop we cannot load auto webserver ?
[16:17] <[BoK]Ravenkin> anyone know how to run clamav on a full drive instead of directory by directory?
[16:17] <Isopropane_> I'm, having a problem with an external monitor on my laptop. I have connected the monitor and it displays correctly, however the maximum resolution in the screen resolution dialog is that of the laptop's screen - 1280x800. The external monitor is 1680x1050 but at the moment is only displaying the maximum of 1280x800. How can I set things so I can output the correct resolution?
[16:17] <pegon> bartmon, are you having issues with a radeon card? asking because I am on radeon
[16:17] <raf_> i have some trouble with webcam but i will resolv
[16:17] <nibbler> b3n_: i dont think you have to expect anything special.....
[16:18] <raf_> nice ubuntu
[16:18] <raf_> bye ppl complimenti per ubuntu
[16:18] <radiounix> @peter Is SDA1 your data partition and or Windows/OSX partition? If yes, then shrink that. I can't tell you what to enlarge, though, other than that it should be the / root drive and not /home or /swap
[16:18] <bartmon> pegon: No, we're just talking about driver naming. :)
[16:18] <andrews> RobotCow: It just doesn't find the blank DVD that is in the drive.  It mounts the volume but the burner software doesn't recognize the blank disc.  It works fine with CD-R but not DVD-R.  It has worked for both in the past
[16:18] <Jack_Sparrow> raf_ thanks
[16:18] <Isopropane_> Does anyone know at all!?
[16:18] <pegon> bartmon, ahhh okay :)
[16:18] <scripyy> RadioUnix: you said some thing about ubuntu server that it loads web server auto and desktop edition dont ?
[16:18] <pegon> bartmon, do you have any idea how to remove a HUGE list of packages all at once? apt-get stops after 4 of the packages aren't found
[16:19] <_spm_Draget> using nvidia-glx-new with an nvidia card. My xorg works nicely, but after it started once, I cannot change to a different console anymore. It is like my frambuffer is not working anymore. Does anyone have a clue where I should start looking?
[16:19] <bartmon> pegon: Well, the only thing i don't like is that my tvout isn't recognized but the hompeage of the driver says it isn't supported on my specific card so there you have it :)
[16:19] <sipior> Isopropane_: have you verified that the laptop's card is capable of driving a monitor at that resolution?
[16:19] <pegon> bartmon, lol true true
[16:19] <Jack_Sparrow> peter__ Please defrag in windows twice before shrinking your ntfs drive
[16:19] <radiounix> @Scrippy. No, no, I've just heard that the server kernel is compiled with tweaks that make it better for handling large volumes of Web traffic. The Ubuntu server edition doesn't come with any server daemons installed by default
[16:19] <fragmonkee> im sure someone else has had this problem with an install: when i install on a new laptop it gets to the language selection screen, i select install and the bar goes soo horrably slow..i left it on all last night and it still is on that screen..
[16:19] <melter> i installed 'ttf-bitstream-vera' and 'imagemagick'. in 8.04, ImageMagick recognized the fonts, but not in 9.04. is there something special i need to do?
[16:19] <peter__> radio: i believe that sda2 is my root. It is fat32 and labeled SERVICE001. Does this sound correct?
[16:20] <Abracadabra> hi
[16:20] <fragmonkee> ive tried from a flash drive and cd...same problem
[16:20] <Isopropane_> sipior: It has worked at that resolution before, so yes :)
[16:20] <Jack_Sparrow> peter__ NO root can not be fat32
[16:20] <andrewabc> I presume this is proper channel for casual tech support? sound isn't working in 9.04. worked fine in 6.06-8.10. I've tried alsamixer and other stuff. It is very weird. Sound is possible, but rarely happens. I created a thread here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1162276
[16:20] <Abracadabra> If I wish to upgrade some of my drivers, how do I go about it ?
[16:20] <radiounix> @fragmonkee- sure your medoa is good? Try burning at 16x on quality media or at least writing out another copy.
[16:20] <RobotCow> andrews, if k3b doesn't work for you, it might be a problem with the dvd drive.
[16:20] <desafinado> can i install "add/remove applications" in kubuntu?
[16:20] <bartmon> pegon: Well I guess you could call "sudo apt-get remove $packagename" for every package instead of "sudo apt-get remove pkg1 pkg2 ..."
[16:20] <fragmonkee> ive tried 2 different versions and checked the cd before install
[16:20] <Jack_Sparrow> andrewabc  there is also /join #alsa
[16:20] <radiounix> @abracadabra- sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade
[16:21] <Abracadabra> radiounix: any way of upgrading them manually ?
[16:21] <andrews> RobotCow:  Looks like K3B is working
[16:21] <TheBrayn> howdy folks
[16:21] <pegon> bartmon, true just this is a BIG list lol....I am trying to remove everything kubuntu installed lol cause I am using Xfce
[16:21] <Jack_Sparrow> fragmonkee Do you have a large hard drive in that box
[16:21] <fragmonkee> 250gb, not too large
[16:21] <jumbers> Why is gtk-gnutella broken in Jaunty?
[16:21] <radiounix> @abacadabra, sudo apt-get install 'packagex'
[16:22] <fragmonkee> ive had problems with fedora 10 also...im guessing it may be this pos box
[16:22] <Jack_Sparrow> pegon see the link on puregnome and purekde on how we remove those, sorry I have not worked with xfce
[16:22] <Jack_Sparrow> !puregnome
[16:22] <scripyy> thanks  RadioUnix and Robotcow..
[16:22] <pegon> Jack_Sparrow, ahhh thanks
[16:22] <Jack_Sparrow> npo
[16:23] <Dr_Willis> I still dont see how kdelibs4c2 and kdelib5 removes all kde packages...
[16:23] <Isopropane_> Does anyone know how this can be remedied?
[16:23] <Abracadabra> radiounix: ok, ty (I thought that was for apps only, not for graphic card drivers, wifi drivers, etc....)
[16:23] <bartmon> pegon: First of all do "sudo apt-get remove kubuntu-desktop" then try "sudo apt-get autoremove"
[16:24] <pegon> bartmon, thanks Jack showed me how to remove them...but thank you :)
[16:24] <radiounix> @ abracadabra- your drivers are built into your kernel. You will get a new kernel with new drivers when you update to Ubuntu 9.1. No, really :p
[16:24] <Jack_Sparrow> bartmon see the link I gave him on puregnome
[16:24] <peter__> radiounix: when i try to shrink SDA1 the resize option is grayed out. Then I select unmount volume and a triangle with a "!" appears next to its name and the only option is to delete. Resize is still grayed out?
[16:24] <xteejx> xsane isn't detecting my epson dx7400 all-in-one scanner, yet it says its supported in sane ref: http://www.sane-project.org/man/sane-epson2.5.html any ideas?
[16:25] <Abracadabra> radiounix: thanks :)
[16:25] <radiounix> Or, if you must be bleeding edge, I suppose you can compile in newer drivers. No clue how, but it can be done if say sound doesn't work because the alda module's too old for your card/chip
[16:25] <Isopropane_> ...
[16:25] <swoody> what's the easiest way to edit title/artist for song files? I can't do it by right-click>properties
[16:25] <Abracadabra> radiounix: that was one of the ways I was wondering how to do lol
[16:25] <pegon> Jack_Sparrow, I compiled a custom kernel...but I forgot my sata modules in the menuconfig...is there anyway to add them to the kernel install without having to recompile them back into debs etc?
[16:25] <Piet> Isopropane_: does your graphics adapter actually support higher resolutions?
[16:25] <Zzeiss> hkais: At least on my MacBook 5.1, the Nvidia proprietary driver fails hard.
[16:26] <radiounix> Well, if everything works, don't get started, abracadabra
[16:26] <Piet> Isopropane_: also check /var/log/Xorg.0.log for what X found to be supported by your hardware.
[16:26] <Jack_Sparrow> pegon NOt really, we dont support other peoples custom kernels, you can try /join #kernel
[16:26] <Isopropane_> Piet: Yes, it's done this resolution before
[16:26] <crass> has anyone had the repeating key issue?
[16:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Isopropane_ Try it without effects turned on
[16:26] <brandonc503> whats the command to see users  /ls -s or something
[16:27] <pegon> Jack_Sparrow, oh no I didn't mean custom like that...I meant from Kernel Source...I installed one just went through a removed stuff etc but I will try that
[16:27] <Piet> Isopropane_: if it turns out it should work, you can add a ModeLine to your xorg.conf and restart X
[16:27] <ienorand> peter__: I'm guessing this might be an ntfs drive? In that case, if you check it''s info, I'm guessing it says that you need to run chkdisk, from windows...
[16:27] <Piet> Isopropane_: it can also be caused by a limitation of the driver you are currently using
[16:27] <pdtpatrick> brandonc503 .. what do you mean by see users? you can type id <username> or search the /etc/passwd to see users in there
[16:28] <peter__> ienorand: thanks, yes it is ntfs. So if i run chkdisk and then re-enter ubuntu i should be able to resize?
[16:28] <Piet> brandonc503: do you mean ls -l maybe?
[16:28] <brandonc503> there is terminal commnand like /is -s or /ls -s somehting
[16:28] <brandonc503> ya thanks piet
[16:28] <Isopropane_> Piet: I haven't changed the driver.. what modeline should I add? The manual is rather high-level and makes little sense
[16:28] <pdtpatrick> brandonc503: ls -l gives you a long listing so you can see permissions and the owner and owning group of a particular file or folder
[16:29] <gnuisancev4> I'm trying to have one instance of wmii per screen on a dual monitor setup. i disabled GDM and put the following in my ~/.xinitrc DISPLAY=:0.0 wmii &, DISPLAY=:0.1 exec wmii (each on their own line).  Now when I startx, I get 2 instances of X, each running an instance of wmii.  My mouse can travel across both screens, I can't drag windows from one to another (as expected, so that's ok) but my primary screen will not accept keyboard
[16:29] <pdtpatrick> brandonc503 - to see users, say for example you wanted to see your user account and such, you would type id brandonc503
[16:29] <hkais> anyone here who uses successfully ubuntu 32 bit with 4 GB RAM and the nvidia prop. driver? (Standard Notebook, no apple)
[16:29] <mohammed> مرحبا
[16:29] <ienorand> peter__: normally that is the problem, if you check info for the partition it should say... I think
[16:29] <pdtpatrick> brandonc503: or you can search like this - sudo fgrep brandonc503 /etc/passwd
[16:29] <hkais> Zzeiss: okay Apples golden cage is always problematic ;-)
[16:29] <Jack_Sparrow> !arabic
[16:29] <LjL> !ar | mohammed
[16:30]  * LjL forgot.
[16:30] <crass> I just upgraded to jaunty from intrepid and now my keyboard repeats keys
[16:30] <mohammed> مساء الخير يا عرب
[16:30] <peter__> ienorand: i checked the info and it didnt say anything about chkdisk but i will try it anyway thanks
[16:30] <crass> https://bugs.launchpad.net/xorg-server/+bug/264196 seems to be it, and the slow keys work around kinda works
[16:30] <hkais> Isopropane: did you solved your prblem?
[16:31] <crass> anyone know anything more on this issue?
[16:32] <creator-cdsc> if i have more than one ways of connecting to the internet, how do i use a particular way? currently, eth0 (wired), eth1 (wireless) and ppp0 (some other modem) are enabled. but now i want to use ppp0 to connect to the internet, how do i do that?
[16:32] <fubaz> recently installed ubuntu 9.04 on ntfs via wubi, works great but want to redo as dual boot, wondering if anyone knows if that usually goes smoothly, have to resize partition drive c is winxp boot, plan on using ubuntu live to do resize or is better way?
[16:32] <yacc> Any idea what could cause my laptop to overheat (it worked perfectly fine with Intrepid, but after the upgrade to Jaunty, I've alread had 3 "emergency shutdowns" :( )
[16:32] <Piet> Isopropane_: the manual is probably still the best source for this information. you can also try to generate a ModeLine here: http://xtiming.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/xtiming.pl
[16:32] <Jack_Sparrow> !wubi > fubaz
[16:32] <Piet> !ModeLine > Isopropane_
[16:32] <melter> i installed 'ttf-bitstream-vera' and 'imagemagick'. ImageMagick recognized the fonts in ubuntu 8.04, but not in 9.04. is there something special i need to do?
[16:32] <andrewabc> @yacc maybe fan is not speeding up as it gets hotter?
[16:33] <henry-nicolas1> Hi, I'm looking for a cartography application : I should be able to place points on the map and then process the overall length (I could use google map but some parts are off the roads), any ideas about such application ?
[16:33] <openess> I get a lot of lag in XChat and my connection often times out, how do I solve this, any tips for settings?
[16:33] <tryagainhentai> hey guys u know dell ship some of there systems with ubuntu well will dells distro of ubuntu 9.04 have all my drivers ie will my hardware on my dell vostro 1510 work out the box using this distro
[16:33] <Isopropane_> Piet: Cheers :D I've used the generator.. where abouts do I put the output?
[16:34] <jakub> HEY
[16:34] <fubaz> yacc also check vent not blocked
[16:34] <creator-cdsc> i have eth0(wired broadband), eth1(wireless) and ppp0. how do i connect to the net using ppp0?
[16:34] <ldiamond> I am loading a RAID driver in /etc/rc.local, but I am not able to mount the drives automatically at boot. When I mount them in rc.local, they just dont get mounted and I have to remount them. Anyone know why?
[16:34] <pdtpatrick> openss .. use irssi instead?
[16:34] <tryagainhentai> hey guys u know dell ship some of there systems with ubuntu well will dells distro of ubuntu 9.04 have all my drivers ie will my hardware on my dell vostro 1510 work out the box using this distro
[16:34] <scripyy> can i use firestarter on vmware ?
[16:34] <andrewabc> @tryagainhentai  I'm pretty sure dell ships with 8.04. Unless they recently changed it.
[16:34] <scripyy> and make a private netwrok ?
[16:34] <openess> pdtpatrick: is it in repository?
[16:34] <tryagainhentai> no theres 9.04 now
[16:34] <pdtpatrick> openss: yup .. sudo apt-get install irssi
[16:35] <yacc> fubaz, the hardware is fine, I just upgraded the distribution. (and yes I checked the CPU fan already).
[16:35] <openess> pdtpatrick: I'll try that, thanx
[16:35] <jakub> HEY
[16:35] <tryagainhentai> its a dell ubuntu recovery disc which will install as shipped so am i right to assume my hardware should work out the box
[16:35] <pdtpatrick> openss: you're welcome
[16:35] <yacc> andrewabc, that's a good question, missing a comparision, it's hard to decide :(
[16:35] <Pici> jakub: Please stop just saying hey.
[16:35] <jakub> xD
[16:36] <jakub> i have a proble with my Bluetooth ! ;/
[16:36] <serpico> hi
[16:36] <andrewabc> I just went to dell.ca/ubuntu and dell.com/ubuntu and I don't see 9.04 anywheres.
[16:36] <jakub> i have 9.04 ubuntu
[16:36] <manuel_> testing
[16:36] <jakub> testing ?
[16:36] <jakub> what testing ?
[16:36] <manuel_> chat
[16:36] <ldiamond> andrewabc, doesnt really matter, you can upgrade to get the new one.
[16:37] <jakub> xD
[16:37] <Jack_Sparrow> manuel_ Please see thos topic of the channel, this is ubuntu support.. thanks
[16:37] <andrewabc> yes I know you can upgrade, but the persons question was whether dell comes with 9.04 with drivers etc.
[16:37] <edge> I want to delete a very specific set of files, I used ls >> delete.txt to generate a list of files i want to remove, how to i give that file to rm -v to delete?
[16:38] <Isopropane_>  Where abouts in xorg.conf should this go?
[16:38] <Isopropane_> Horizontal Resolution:   1680
[16:38] <Isopropane_>   Vertical Resolution:     1050
[16:38] <Isopropane_>   Vertical Refresh Rate:   60.00 Hz
[16:38] <Isopropane_>   Horizontal Refresh Rate: 65.35 KHz
[16:38] <FloodBot3> Isopropane_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:38] <Isopropane_>   Dot Clock Frequence:     149.00 MHz
[16:38] <jakub> EY ANYBODY CAN HELP ME WITH MY BLUETOOT ADAPTER ?
[16:38] <Isopropane_> ...
[16:38] <Jack_Sparrow> jakub Lose the caps thanks
[16:38] <Jack_Sparrow> !paste < Isopropane_
[16:39] <Isopropane_> !caps
[16:39] <Jack_Sparrow> !paste > Isopropane_
[16:39] <Piet> Isopropane_: into your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:39] <Piet> Isopropane_: please do not paste here. use a pastebin instead
[16:39] <Piet> !pastebin > Isopropane_
[16:39] <jakub> i usea a SHIFT
[16:39] <Isopropane_> Piet: I know, but which section?
[16:40] <crass> edge: xargs -I{} rm -v "{}" < delete.txt
[16:41] <yacc> fubaz, naturally it's possible that Gnome is so much more resource intense, but OTOH, in Intrepid I've been running vuze, which provided the box with a nice background load avg of 1 at all times without problems.
[16:41] <edge> crass: what is xargs?
[16:41] <Piet> Isopropane_: the Device section.
[16:41] <serpico> Can i install xubuntu?
[16:42] <gnuisancev4> serpico: sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[16:42] <serpico> I insert the disk into drive but when the pc start don't start the autorun
[16:42] <crass> edge: man xargs
[16:42] <Isopropane_> Piet: Cheers :D
[16:42] <Piet> Isopropane_: actually it should go to the 'Monitor' section, sorry
[16:42] <edge> thankx crass that worked Perfect.
[16:42] <yonarox> nickserv identify y0n4r0x
[16:42] <Jack_Sparrow> serpico HOw did you burn the cd, does the cd contain one *.iso or many files
[16:42] <serpico> many files
[16:43] <Jack_Sparrow> yonarox GO CHANGE YOUR PASSWORD NOW
[16:43] <th0r> serpico: is the computer set up to boot first from the cd drive or the hard drive?
[16:43] <yonarox> jajajaja, yes Jack_Sparrow
[16:43] <sdls> Has anyone noticed hard drive failure lately for external hard drives?  I seem to randomly get I/O errors.  I've even gone so far as to put in a replacement hard drive with the same err.
[16:43] <serpico> th0r is the the dvd-rom the firsh boot
[16:43] <Isopropane_> Piet: Thanks :)
[16:44] <th0r> serpico: have you tried to boot the cd on another computer to see if it works at all?
[16:44] <jakub> HEY
[16:44] <serpico> th0r no
[16:44] <Tribee> hey all
[16:44] <sipior> sdls: might be a connection problem, or a damaged enclosure.
[16:44] <Tribee> im looking for some help
[16:44] <openess> pdtpatrick: does irssi do several channels at the same time?
[16:44] <grawity> openess: Of course it does.
[16:44] <rob0917> How do you look at the channel topic?
[16:44] <serpico> but i tryed kubuntu and start a autorun
[16:44] <Pici> rob0917: /topic
[16:44] <jakub> i am lokinng for some help with my bluetooth adapter in 9.04 Ubuntu !!
[16:45] <rob0917> ty
[16:45] <th0r> serpico: those are the only two things that come to mind. Either the computer isn't booting off the cd or the cd is bad
[16:45] <serpico> but when i insert xubuntu don't start
[16:45] <Tribee> im looking for some help with multiple monitors on an ati card
[16:45] <Pici> !ask
[16:45] <GnuBoi> hey how to play mp3 in amarok
[16:45] <ser_> eduu
[16:45] <th0r> serpico: then the xubuntu disk is most likely bad
[16:45] <jakub> lol
[16:45] <openess> grawity: well, i thought so, but I can't seem to find how to.. perhaps I'm not paying attention reding the man
[16:45] <serpico> th0r but i verify the cd at the end
[16:45] <jakub> GnuBoi
[16:45] <jakub> where u from gnuBoi ?
[16:45] <serpico> th0r i think this
[16:45] <grawity> openess: /join #somechannel
[16:45] <GnuBoi> nepal
[16:45] <grawity> openess: Then use Alt-1, Alt-2, Alt-3...
[16:46] <jakub> ouch
[16:46] <Jack_Sparrow> jakub MAy I have a word in PM please
[16:46] <sdls> sipior: thanks
[16:46] <fubaz> !wubi
[16:46] <jakub> lol u wanna ply MP3 on Amarok ?
[16:46] <Piet> sdls: please pastebin the error messages
[16:46] <GnuBoi> jakub: yes
[16:46] <openess> grawity: ah.. alt is my friend, t'nx ;)
[16:46] <Tribee> im looking for some help with multiple monitors on an ati card
[16:46] <grawity> openess: Also Alt-Q for #11, Alt-W for #12...
[16:46] <Dvlpr> hmhm, somehow, my system is running autoconf2.5
[16:47] <Tumbler> hello
[16:47] <serpico> in this moment the automount say: impossible mount the dick (xubuntu)
[16:47] <Dvlpr> while that thing I wonna autoconf requires 2.6
[16:47] <sdls> Piet: kernel: Buffer I/O error on device sdd1, logical block 9
[16:47] <th0r> serpico: sounds more and more like the cd is no good
[16:47] <Dvlpr> the question: why no 2.6 version in lists of updates?
[16:47] <Dvlpr> apt-get install says that I run the latest version of autoconf ><
[16:47] <Dvlpr> >.<*
[16:48] <serpico> th0r yes the disk is no good
[16:48] <hkais> anyone here who uses successfully ubuntu 32 bit with 4 GB RAM and the nvidia prop. driver?
[16:48] <serpico> thank's for all
[16:49] <Jack_Sparrow> !coc > jakub
[16:49] <crd1b> Dvlpr: on jaunty, the 'autoconf' package is 2.63
[16:49] <sipior> Dvlpr: which version of ubuntu are you running? the default autoconf on 9.04 is 2.63.
[16:49] <Jack_Sparrow> !guidelines > jakub
[16:49] <hkais> anyone here who uses successfully ubuntu 32 bit with 4 GB RAM and the nvidia prop. driver? I am trying to use the server kernel (for the 4GB) but xorg will not start until I switch back to generic kernel.
[16:49] <yacc> Can somebody tell me why an unused and unplugged eth0 causes 16% of wakeups?
[16:49] <O|OO> sipior, I dont run 9.04
[16:49] <sipior> O|OO: then there's your problem :-)
[16:49] <O|OO> omg
[16:49] <O|OO> I run 8.0.4.1
[16:49] <O|OO> if im not mistaking
[16:50] <O|OO> so how can I update the autoconf? >.<
[16:50] <crd1b> hardy has 2.61
[16:50] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > O|OO
[16:50] <sipior> O|OO: update your installation, or build it from source.
[16:50] <O|OO> >.<
[16:51] <crd1b> O|OO: is the autoconf package installed?
[16:51] <brandonc503> hey all
[16:51] <O|OO> apt-get install autoconf answers that the last version of autoconf is already installed
[16:51] <O|OO> <,<
[16:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !lol > O|OO
[16:52] <brandonc503> so im trying to upload files via web site... what should i set the containing folders chown and chmod to? and what should i set the file itselves chown and chmod to?
[16:52] <Piet> sdls: do as sipior said and see if the disk vendor offers low level tesing tools
[16:52] <crd1b> Dvlpr: what is the installed version you see in 'apt-cache policy autoconf'
[16:52] <nibbler> brandonc503: most likely it should be readable by the user that runs the webserver
[16:52] <sdls> Piet: Thanks
[16:52] <Dvlpr> 2.61-4
[16:53] <Jack_Sparrow> brandonc503 How  to install a bin.. chmod +x file.bin ; sudo ./file.bin
[16:53] <brandonc503> nibbler: can i have full privilages to my ubuntu user name and www-data im using for web site user?
[16:53] <Jack_Sparrow> brandonc503 But please check our repos first
[16:53] <crd1b> Dvlpr: I have no idea why it wouldn't pick that up; have you tried a make clean in whatever you're building?
[16:53] <sipior> sdls: Piet: he mentioned that a replacement disk gave similar errors, so i imagine the problem lies within the enclosure itself, or with the connection to the computer. of course, two bad disks in a row isn't completely unheard of :-)
[16:53] <Dvlpr> however, when I use ./autoconf -qweweq (some unknown option) it shows /usr/bin/autoreconf2.50: unrecognized option `-qq'
[16:53] <brandonc503> repos?
[16:53] <nibbler> brandonc503: this is not recommended. if your upload via web, the file will belong to webuser anyway
[16:53] <Dvlpr> crd1b, it doesnt even have makefile yet
[16:54] <Jack_Sparrow> !repos
[16:54] <Piet> sipior: that's why, if they were of the same stock, both can be broken
[16:54] <Isopropane_> Piet: That did nothing.. that made Ubuntu boot into low graphics mode where I had to re-configure the xorg.conf
[16:54] <sipior> Dvlpr: are you using an autoconf distributed with the source code itself?
[16:54] <Dvlpr> yea
[16:54] <Jack_Sparrow> brandonc503 HAve you tried synaptic or apt-get
[16:54] <Dvlpr> ah no
[16:54] <sipior> Piet: yep.
[16:55] <Dvlpr> I misunderstood you xD - I use autoconf of my system to generate configure script
[16:55] <brandonc503> i need to have it uploaded via web site....
[16:55] <brandonc503> thats the goal im trying to accomplish
[16:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !details
[16:55] <brandonc503> but if i upload via web, should i set to use the chown of the folder its going into?
[16:56] <lenswipe> can someone give me a hand with a logon script that aint working right
[16:56] <Dvlpr> and building autoconf from source gives a roflerror >.<
[16:56] <Piet> Isopropane_: that'S a pity... :-/
[16:56] <crd1b> Dvlpr: I don't even see a /usr/bin/autoreconf2.50 available in hardy's archives, so where did you get it?
[16:57] <Dvlpr> No idea
[16:57] <Piet> Isopropane_: best read up more on this specific driver / kernel module you're using and the options it provides then
[16:57] <sipior> Dvlpr: why the "./" in front of autoconf in your example? are you sure you're not running a script provided by the authors of the source code? what does "which autoconf" return?
[16:57] <Piet> lenswipe: put it on a pastebin
[16:57] <Dvlpr> made a mistake
[16:58] <lenswipe> Piet: a pastebin of the logon script? ok
[16:58] <Dvlpr> root@vladimir-desktop:/home/vladimir/autoconf# which autoconf
[16:58] <Dvlpr> /usr/local/bin/autoconf
[16:58] <sipior> Dvlpr: ah. try running the one in /usr/bin
[16:58] <Piet> lenswipe: right
[16:58] <lenswipe> @echo off
[16:58] <lenswipe> echo preparing to delete old drive mappings
[16:58] <lenswipe> net use * /delete /yes
[16:58] <lenswipe> echo old drive mappings deleted...
[16:58] <lenswipe> echo Mapping Drives for %USERNAME% on %COMPUTERNAME%...
[16:58] <FloodBot3> lenswipe: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:58] <lenswipe> net use Z: \\samba\homes
[16:59] <sipior> Dvlpr: is /usr/local/bin in front of /usr/bin in your $PATH?
[16:59] <Jack_Sparrow> !paste > lenswipe
[16:59] <Isopropane_> Piet: Okay
[16:59] <brandonc503> lenswipe: paste.ubuntu.com
[16:59] <lenswipe> i know
[16:59] <lenswipe> i meant to paste a pastebin link in
[16:59] <ubuntu> I have an issue with fsck, my 64 bit machine seems to be freezing a lot with 9.04 64 bit, and now the hard drive is unclean, so I have a live CD in and am trying to run fsck (since recovery mode fsck failed) but every time I run "sudo fsck /dev/sda" I get an error saying its busy or mounted, and it's neither as far as I can tell
[16:59] <lenswipe> but it didnt work
[16:59] <lenswipe> it pasted in whole file in
[16:59] <lenswipe> sorry for that guys
[16:59] <FloodBot3> lenswipe: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:59] <icio> I'm pretty sure I've seen a plugin for gnome that allowed you to open the terminal from nautilus at the current location -- anybody know of it?
[16:59] <lenswipe> http://pastebin.com/m281302c9
[16:59] <Dr_Willis> lenswipe:  you are usng some of the features of samba that ive never tried. :P
[16:59] <Daremonai> How can I know all the programs that are running on startup?
[16:59] <maco> lenswipe, not hitting enter every 3 words is also good
[16:59] <Jack_Sparrow> lenswipe Please dont continue to flood
[17:00] <icio> Daremonai, System -> Preferences -> Startup Applications
[17:00] <ubuntu> Daremonai: Look in the sessions program in system->preferences
[17:00] <sipior> ubuntu: you'll want to specify the partition, not just the drive: "fsck /dev/sda1", and so on.
[17:00] <Isopropane_> Piet: Thanks anyway :)
[17:00] <lenswipe> Jack_Sparrow: sorry, the reason i pasted that whole thing in is because i meant to paste a pastebin link in, but it didnt work and it paseted the whole file in cos that was still on the clipboard rather than the pastebin link, sorry again...
[17:01] <Piet> lenswipe: that's not pastebin
[17:01] <ubuntu> sipior: I tried that, but the default set up is to put swap on /dev/sda1 and the root file system on a logical partition in /dev/sda5 which won't check
[17:01] <lenswipe> Piet: huh?
[17:01] <Jack_Sparrow> lenswipe Understood, but then you spammed us with another half a dozen lines trying to explain
[17:01] <vordme34> hi, tryin to install ati proprietary linux gfx drivers to a fresh ubuntu 9.04 gives this: Error: ./default_policy.sh does not support version
[17:01] <vordme34> default:v2:i686:lib::none:2.6.28-11-generic; make sure that the version is being
[17:01] <vordme34> correctly set by --iscurrentdistro
[17:01] <vordme34> any clues? possibly the drivers are not for ubuntu at all??
[17:01] <Piet> Isopropane_: you're welcome
[17:01] <FloodBot3> vordme34: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:01] <Daremonai> icio, ubuntu, these show ALL of them? even duplicates? - because am getting an error from exim on startup, seems like it's being ran twice or some other mailserver is being run as well as exim4
[17:01] <lenswipe> Piet: what do you mean it isnt pastebin?
[17:01] <Isopropane_> Piet: What section did it paste into again? I lost the backlog when I restarted X. I put a value in wrong
[17:01] <lenswipe> Piet: http://pastebin.com/m281302c9
[17:02] <sipior> ubuntu: you should be able to fsck /dev/sda5 just fine. the logical partition shouldn't be a problem.
[17:02] <Dvlpr> autom4te: /usr/bin/m4 failed with exit status: 1 aclocal: autom4te failed with exit status: 1 autoreconf: aclocal failed with exit status: 1
[17:02] <lenswipe> Piet: any ideas as to why the logon script isnt mapping the drives for the users and infact in my case doesnt even run
[17:02] <icio> Daremonai: ?
[17:02] <Dvlpr> heres error of running autoreconf, sipior
[17:03] <Piet> lenswipe: "this is not pastebin" referred to your "channel spam" earlier. ;-) i have a laggy connection.
[17:03] <lenswipe> Piet: ah, ok
[17:03] <Daremonai> icio, none of the things i saw in "Application startup" shows anything bout exim4
[17:03] <nztal> i'm trying to get nic bonding working under ubuntu.  i seem to be able to navigate and ping my lan, but i dont have access to the internet. i can ping my router too.  anyone have any suggestions ?  my /etc/network/interfaces file and ifconfig output is here  http://pastebin.ca/1426485  i'd appreciate any help
[17:03] <ubuntu> Hrm, maybe 5 is the swap partition, 1 is clean, so maybe it's fine, curious it didn't mount, will reboot and see if it's fixed
[17:03] <sipior> Dvlpr: does /usr/local/bin appear before /usr/bin in your $PATH?
[17:04] <Dvlpr> root@vladimir-desktop:/media/ACER/trunk# echo $PATH
[17:04] <Dvlpr> /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin
[17:04] <Dvlpr> if you meant this
[17:04] <th0r> Daremonai: exim is a server. It won't show up as an application
[17:04] <Jack_Sparrow> nztal If you type an address and not a web page name does it work
[17:04] <Daremonai> th0r, then how do I know what servers are running on startup?
[17:04] <th0r> Daremonai: it is run at boot from /etc/init.d; you need to check out runlevel editors
[17:04] <sipior> Dvlpr: i did, yes. change your path so that /usr/bin is first, otherwise you'll call the wrong autom4te and aclocal from /usr/local/bin, when you really want the ones from /usr/bin.
[17:04] <Daremonai> th0r, alright
[17:05] <billybigrigger> if i were to reinstall 9.04, would i loose my data on my two raid1 disks?
[17:05] <ceej> hey is DDR3 a lot better than DDR2?
[17:05] <Jack_Sparrow> billybigrigger not if you havbe a sep /home
[17:05] <Jack_Sparrow> !home
[17:05] <th0r> Daremonai: you should also be able to tell what gets started by looking in /etc/rc.0, /rc.1. /rc.2...etc. Depending on what run level yu are interested in
[17:05] <Piet> lenswipe: i was thinking you were referring to a linux login script. i can not debug windows logon scripts for you.
[17:05] <nztal> Jack_Sparrow, you mean a numerical address, say, for google ?  or something on my lan ?
[17:05] <Dvlpr> sipior, so how would $PATH look?
[17:05] <Jack_Sparrow> nztal Yes a numerical address
[17:05] <lenswipe> Piet: ah ok thanks nyway :)
[17:06] <billybigrigger> Jack_Sparrow::: ??? oh, no no, i have a 500 GB root disk, with a separate /home partition, and then i have 2 x 500GB disks in raid1 as storage
[17:06] <Dvlpr> /usr/local/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin:...?
[17:06] <lenswipe> Piet: btw i dont think it is a problem with the logon script because it works fine when i run it manually...
[17:06] <Daremonai> th0r, mmm I need to learn abour run levels I guess, i donno what they mean... btw exim4 exists in both /etc/init.d/ and in /etc/cron.daily/
[17:06] <Jack_Sparrow> billybigrigger you should be fine with a sep /home
[17:06] <Dvlpr> or /usr/bin is the first of all this
[17:06] <sipior> Dvlpr: preferably /usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin...
[17:06] <Jack_Sparrow> just dont format it during the reinstall
[17:06] <Dvlpr> ok, thanks, will check now
[17:06] <billybigrigger> Jack_Sparrow::: yeah, thanks
[17:06] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[17:07] <nztal> Jack_Sparrow, that did not seem to work either
[17:07] <Jack_Sparrow> nztal it helps to know it is not a dns error
[17:07] <Jack_Sparrow> nztal HAve you tried bypassing your router?
[17:07] <th0r> Daremonai: yes, it is a good idea to have at least a basic understanding of run levels. And the exim in cron.daily might or might not be right. I suspect it is a daily cleanup job and not a daily rerun of exim
[17:07] <lscott3> Anyone use 3 monitors and 2 nvidia cards?
[17:08] <Daremonai> th0r, oh alright... I'm looking at runlevels on wiki, am assuming that's a good place to look, right?
[17:08] <ivonei> oi, alguem utiliza o skype
[17:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !skype
[17:08] <ivonei> instalei o bicho aqui
[17:08] <ivonei> mas ele dá senha errada
[17:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !br > ivonei
[17:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !pt > ivonei
[17:08] <ivonei> I dont
[17:09] <th0r> Daremonai: yes. You should know there are two ways run levels are being handled. Debian/Ubuntu uses them a little differently than Suse/Redhat/Mandrake
[17:09] <nztal> Jack_Sparrow, i am afraid to do that, i have at&t dsl, and its not very friendly with ubuntu os for pppoe authentication.  last night it fussed at me, for trying to log in on my laptop, which is the same os as my desktop (jaunty) so i'm not sure if it'd work at all
[17:09] <ivonei> ahahahahaah
[17:09] <Dvlpr> sipior, root@vladimir-desktop:/media/ACER/trunk# PATH="/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin" - right
[17:09] <Isopropane_> Where in xorg.conf would this -  Modeline "1680x1050" 149.00  1680 1760 1944 2280  1050 1050 1052 1089 - go?
[17:09] <Daremonai> th0r, alright... though I am more of a debian-related OS kinda guy... but I'm considering gentoo sometime soon.
[17:09] <brandon> #wubi
[17:09] <hkais> anyone here who uses successfully ubuntu 32 bit with 4 GB RAM and the nvidia prop. driver? I am trying to use the server kernel (for the 4GB) but xorg will not start until I switch back to generic kernel.
[17:09] <th0r> Daremonai: this one applies to ubuntu....http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/212
[17:09] <sipior> Dvlpr: you'll want 'export PATH="....."'
[17:10] <Dvlpr> ah
[17:10] <station6> every time I connect to a network using ath9k all my connections in my list drop to 0% although they are still there.
[17:10] <Daremonai> th0r, thanks... opening it.
[17:10] <piglit> where can i ask questions abouth the ubuntu store ?
[17:10] <sipior> Dvlpr: if you're just testing in the terminal, you can leave it off (force of habit for me, i guess)
[17:11] <Dvlpr> sipior, root@vladimir-desktop:/media/ACER/trunk# export PATH="/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/X11R6/bin" - is it ok now? xD
[17:11] <Jack_Sparrow> khensthoth If you are tring to run the server kernel so you can see all 4 gigs and are running a desktop setup, stick with the generic kernel as it does use all 4 , but you only get 3.3 or so for programs
[17:11] <brandon> hey i just installed wubi AND i cant access the other hds on my system i only have one other hd but its not the one that wubi is there a strand that i should enter in to root help please noob.
[17:11] <Jack_Sparrow> !support > pig
[17:11] <Isopropane_> Where in xorg.conf would this - Modeline "1680x1050" 149.00 1680 1760 1944 2280 1050 1050 1052 1089 - go?
[17:11] <station6> How can I use madwifi-ng instead of ath9k?
[17:11] <sipior> Dvlpr: looks okay
[17:11] <Jack_Sparrow> !support > piglit
[17:11] <Dvlpr> hmm
[17:11] <Dvlpr> configure.ac:295: the top level
[17:11] <Dvlpr> autom4te: /usr/bin/m4 failed with exit status: 1 aclocal: autom4te failed with exit status: 1 autoreconf2.50: aclocal failed with exit status: 1
[17:11] <KaiForce> ozzmosis - the issue I had with performance in rdesktop was related to the graphic issues with Intel cards and Jaunty.  When I added the option "MigrationHeuristic" "greedy" to the device section of xorg.conf, the problem was resolved
[17:11] <Jack_Sparrow> brandon Please see the wubi faq sheet, I personally wont use nor recommend wubi
[17:11] <Dvlpr> why it calls autoreconf2.50 OMG?!
[17:12] <Sorinello> hello
[17:12] <sipior> Dvlpr: what is the *precise* command you are using to invoke autoconf?
[17:12] <Dvlpr> autoreconf --install --force
[17:12] <Isopropane_> Where in xorg.conf would this - Modeline "1680x1050" 149.00 1680 1760 1944 2280 1050 1050 1052 1089 - go?
[17:13] <sipior> Dvlpr: and if you try /usr/bin/autoreconf --install --force?
[17:13] <brandon> ?
[17:13] <station6> every time I connect to a network using ath9k all my connections in my list drop to 0% although they are still there. Any ideas?
[17:13] <Jack_Sparrow> !wubi > brandon
[17:13] <pc_> Isopropane_: man xorg.conf says monitor section
[17:13] <station6> !wubi > station6
[17:13] <elmofriend> join/ #flirtcafe
[17:13] <k1> hi
 i just wanted to ask the difference between air mail and UPS express but it did not seem the right place here
[17:14] <Dvlpr> private messaged you the log
[17:15] <carthik> How do I renew an expired self-signed openssl cert for postfix?
[17:15] <k1> hi
[17:15] <k1>  ther gus
[17:15] <Piet> piglit: not exactly, unless they were recently packaged for ubuntu
[17:15] <Isopropane_> pc_: Thanks :)
[17:16] <k1> how canni get a funfile invertation
[17:17] <piglit> Piet: is just want to order some ubuntu stuf out of the ubuntu store but i cant find the difference in sent method
[17:18] <k1> help me plz
[17:18] <LjL> k1: if i understood a word of what you said, maybe
[17:18] <hateball> !gr | k1
[17:18] <k1> hhhhhhhhhhheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeelllllllllllllllllllllpppppppppppppppppppppppp
[17:18] <LjL> k1: don't spam
[17:19] <Piet> carthik: http://tldp.org/HOWTO/SSL-Certificates-HOWTO/x195.html#AEN215
[17:19] <Piet> !patience | k1
[17:19] <k1> how  cann i get belkinj n1 usb for linux
[17:19] <Daremonai> th0r, it is a very interesting article.. thanks :)
[17:20] <Ampelbein> k1: could you describe more clearly what you want to do?
[17:20] <Guest80179> hi does ubuntu/apt has something similar than presto present in fedora/yum?
[17:20] <akidd116> afternoon everyone
[17:20] <th0r> Daremonai: there are a number of pdf files on the web you might want. One that came to mind immediately is the SAG (System Adminstrators Guide)
[17:20] <Daremonai> th0r, i'll check thato ut
[17:20] <k1> im lookin for usb wirrles driver
[17:21] <Piet> piglit: sorry, can't help there
[17:21] <Guest78371> Rsync question: If I have a folder contains links to other folders/files and I rsync it to a removable drive, how can I make sure the actual files (not the links) are copied to the removable drive? Tell me if this doesn't make sense.
[17:21] <station6> kl: very specific
[17:22] <Ampelbein> k1: what usb-wifi-adapter? where is your problem? what kind of network?
[17:22] <k1> what cann ido for wifi for linux
[17:22] <jpastore> Hi, I'm having a weird problem. I upgraded to 9 and I keep getting this annoying tracker applet that won't go away no matter what I click on and evolution just hangs. Any ideas on why the index for the tracker application is corrupt and what I should do about since clicking every button does nothing?
[17:23] <LrdSivanicon> i have 2 video cards, 2 monitors and a TV.  I'd like the two monitors as my desktop and have a seperate x session on the tv that will have my XBMC set up, can anyone point me in the right direction on setting this up?
[17:23] <k1> i have a belkin usb n1
[17:23] <hateball> k1: It might be easier going to #ubuntu-gr and get help in your native language
[17:23] <station6> kl: what is the number on the back
[17:23] <k1> are you greek
[17:23] <station6> kl: for example f5d something
[17:24] <Guest80179> i am meaning that in fedora with yum presto plugin when i upgrade a rpm it downloads only files different   from old version. is there something similar for ubuntu?
[17:24] <Draco_1> hi there, I know that probably this isn't the right place to ask but I don't know any other: I'm having problems with Linpus on an old laptop, the x servers doesn't start and gives me a BSOD. In any case, anyone knows if there is an irc channel or forum or whatever for limpus? I found no links on their site
[17:25] <Ampelbein> k1: perhaps http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=879987 might help.
[17:25] <Duster> Hello all.
[17:25] <k1> why #ubuntu-gr
[17:25] <Piet> Guest80179: i don't think there is something like delta packages for APT. and i wonder whether this would make sense.
[17:26] <LjL> k1: because, honestly, your English seems a little bad.
[17:26] <th0r> Draco_1: there is a limpus irc channel..../join #limpus....but I don't know what it offers
[17:26] <mcphail> Guest17311: as far as i know you can't do this with apt. There has been talk of adding binary diffs to apt/debs for ages
[17:26] <vito___> :Piet why not?
[17:26] <Piet> Guest80179: could you change your nickname maybe? just type this, where "newnickname" should be your new nickname: /nick newnickname
[17:26] <gonzo2788> Buenos dias, amigos una pregunta acabo de instalar en ubuntu 8.10 el entorno grafico de kde pero tengo un problema tengo una app tweetdeck y en gnome me abre perfecto, pero al cambiar el entorno grafico se queda como negra
[17:26] <gonzo2788> que sera?
[17:26] <Draco_1> thanks thor
[17:27] <andrewabc> no sound in 9.04. always starts muted. If I am quick when computer starts I can unmute and turn up volume, and music will play. but if I pause music for more than 5 seconds sound stops working. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1162276
[17:27] <vito___> where vito___
[17:27] <coz_> gonzo2788,    #ubuntu-es   ?
[17:27] <Ampelbein> !es | gonzo2788
[17:27] <soreau> Is there a way to disable the fading effect when switching wallpapers in Jaunty / gnome? It slows down my pc for awhile and I want it instantaneous
[17:27] <vito____> i changed it?
[17:28] <Draco_1> thor, there is no channel called like that here, maybe it's on another server?
[17:28] <th0r> Draco_1: don't know...I just typed it as I sent you and there I was <smile>
[17:28] <coz_> soreau,   http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6900489&postcount=16   maybe
[17:28] <Piet> vito____: it takes a lot of resources to build those deltas, and bandwidth is no longer so much a concern as it was in the past.
[17:28] <Duster> people plz help, How to delete ati driver for video???!
[17:29] <Draco_1> -.-
[17:29] <th0r> Draco_1: it shows as freenode.net when I join
[17:29] <chuck_> Duster, which driver
[17:29] <johny_> Hello
[17:29] <th0r> Draco_1: but I have yet to get an answer to my query
[17:30] <Piet> vito____: i'm on a connection with high latency, so that's why i didn't realize your nickname had changed already
[17:30] <Duster> chuck_ i installed catalist and it dont give a login screen
[17:30] <soreau> coz_: What other gtk+ animations? that's probably the only one I've seen, I think..
[17:30] <Duster> chuck_ on a laptop
[17:30] <ldiamond> I load a driver for my raid card in /etc/rc.local but then I want to mount the drive but it will not work unless I add a long sleep. Is there a way to just wait for the previous to be executed before executing the next
[17:30] <coz_> soreau,  yeah i dont know what that means either  other than the panel in gnome animatiing down on boot
[17:31] <johny_> Sorry. What option "relatime" in Fstab is?
[17:31] <vito____> :Piet so isn't there any active project in this   sense?
[17:31] <soreau> coz_: Well, let's see... I already have compiz so that's Plenty of animations for everything xD
[17:31] <coz_> soreau, considering  along with compiz   I doubt anything will be missed  by disabling that :)
[17:31] <Duster> Est` kto iz lyudey na kanale?
[17:31] <soreau> LoL
[17:31] <coz_> soreau,  :)
[17:32] <Piet> vito____: none that i am aware of, which really doesn't mean much.
[17:32] <vito____> i see
[17:32] <vito____> :(
[17:33] <chuck_> Duster, go here /usr/share/ati  do this sudo   sh ./fglrx-uninstall.sh
[17:33] <Piet> vito____: why would you need it?
[17:34] <soreau> coz_: Unfortunately, gtk-enable-animations does not exist in any package for Jaunty
[17:34] <coz_> soreau,  ? mm let me check here  for the gtkrc
[17:34] <vito____> I think it's useful expecially for greatest packages as openoffice. updates are a lot faster
[17:35] <Dvlpr> How to upgrade from hardy to 9.04?
[17:35] <soreau> coz_: Gah, I didn't read it. I thought that was supposed to be some program
[17:35] <Jack_Sparrow> !ru > Duster
[17:35] <yaris123456789> is there a way to mv a file to another location, but then when a program asks for its original location, it will point to that another location ?
[17:35] <Jack_Sparrow> !upgrade
[17:35] <vito____> it is useful also to do a dist-upgrade
[17:35] <ScottG489> What is the package you need to apt-get to get java?
[17:35] <raboof> is there any documentation on the concept 'groups'? so far all I could find is https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AddUsersHowto
[17:35] <coz_> soreau, oh ok no   but let me do another search for this there may be another options hold on
[17:35] <Jack_Sparrow> yaris123456789 Look up symlinkin
[17:35] <raboof> (i know how they work, but i'm looking for a good explanation for newbies)
[17:35] <morningwalker> dvlpr; its simple... just use the upgrade tool
[17:35] <dylan_> coz_, I fixed my res problem !!!
[17:35] <ScottG489> !java
[17:36] <Dvlpr> Oo
[17:36] <coz_> dylan_,  whoa dude  :)  cool   how?
[17:36] <Piet> vito____: well, if you compare to yum, updates with apt are already a lot faster
[17:36] <dylan_> found a nifty page that creates modelines, and only requires one piece of data instead of three (verticle refresh rate)
[17:37] <vito____> not if i use presto plugin-
[17:37] <dylan_> coz_,  ususally when creating a modeline you need the horiz refresh, vert, pixel freq, and ect ect
[17:37] <k1> what drivers that i cann i use for belkinwifi
[17:37] <soreau> coz_: It worked :D
[17:37] <dylan_> yep
[17:37] <Jack_Sparrow> !wifi
[17:37] <coz_> soreau,  wooo cool  :)  I will hve to do this as well :)
[17:37] <soreau> coz_: Thanks for the help man
[17:37] <coz_> soreau,  no problem as usual :)
[17:38] <soreau> coz_: I just created that file since it did not exist and restarted nautilus
[17:38] <coz_> soreau,  yeah I noticed it is not on my system either
[17:38] <coz_> dylan_,  very cool    I am glad because that was driving me insane yesterday lol
[17:39] <Kangarooo> what's the best programm to restore deleted files?
[17:39] <dylan_> coz_ yeah thanks for the help
[17:39] <Kangarooo> with gui
[17:39] <Vixen-> Does anyone have experience getting CS1.6 to work on 9.04?
[17:39] <coz_> dylan_,   well it wasnt me that did it but  certainly glad you got it working
[17:39] <dylan_> I think I will double back up the xorg.conf file
[17:39] <Zapper1> Hi all. I made the mistake of removing one of the background wallpapers from my appearance panel? Anyone know how to restore it?
[17:40] <Jack_Sparrow> Kangarooo Depends on how they were deleted and what format the partition had that they were removed from
[17:40] <coz_> dylan_,  yeah at least for reference in the future    rename it  so you know what it was for  :)
[17:40] <Kangarooo> Jack_Sparrow: firefox sessionrestore files so firefox deleted them..
[17:40] <Dvlpr> I dont see "Upgrade" button in my software manager =\
[17:40] <yaris123456789> when should you use hardlinks vs. symbolic links
[17:40] <axisys> where is upstart? man upstart finds nothing .. which upstart finds nothing.. is it removed from jaunty and replaced by some other tool?
[17:40] <jeremy_> Does anyone know how to view the last log file
[17:41] <grawity> jeremy_: 'last' ?
[17:41] <Jack_Sparrow> dylan_ cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.$(date +%m-%d-%Y-%T)
[17:41] <grawity> jeremy_: Or the IRC one?
[17:41] <Kangarooo> Jack_Sparrow: ext4 latest ubuntu
[17:41] <axisys> jeremy_: lastlog ?
[17:41] <Jack_Sparrow> Kangarooo Sorry I have not uses 4
[17:41] <Vixen-> Anyone with experience getting CS 1.6 to work with steam?
[17:42] <Zapper1> I guess not, huh?
[17:42] <Jack_Sparrow> Kangarooo Sorry I have not used 4
[17:42] <Kangarooo> well any file restore programm will work no? Jack_Sparrow witch is the best and with gui?
[17:42] <Jack_Sparrow> Kangarooo No idea what will work best or at all on 4
[17:43] <ldiamond> Does anyone know how I can make a boot script wait for a command to finish (insmod) before executing the next command (mount) without using sleep.
[17:43] <Nehyx> what will be the new ubuntu lts?
[17:43] <m0r0n> Anyone willing to help me out on uninstalling Ubuntu, or helping me fix something so I don't have to
[17:43] <dylan_> thanks Jack_Sparrow
[17:43] <Jack_Sparrow> !releases
[17:43] <Jack_Sparrow> dylan_ np
[17:43] <Tootoot222> lulz, epic names list
[17:43] <Nehyx> Jack_Sparrow: so, 10.04?
[17:43] <Tootoot222> anyways, anyone know a good DVD copying program?
[17:43] <Dvlpr> root@vladimir-desktop:/media/ACER/trunk# sudo do-release-upgrade
[17:43] <Dvlpr> Checking for a new ubuntu release
[17:43] <Dvlpr> No new release found
[17:44] <Slart> ldiamond: put them in a script after each other
[17:44] <Jack_Sparrow> m0r0n Uninstalling is as simple as installing whatever you want over it or deleting the partition
[17:44] <dylan_> anyways, I am trying to follow these instruction I got from a help forum http://pastebin.ca/1426530, and I am not quite sure exaclty what I should do, can someone have a look at them and explain to me what needs to be done ?
[17:44] <coz_> Tootoot222,  a dvd ripper you mean?
[17:44] <Kangarooo> Vixen-: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=3507   its working
[17:44] <Tootoot222> coz_: well, ripping and burning
[17:44] <Slart> ldiamond: by default they will be run in order.. the next one starting when the previous one finishes
[17:44] <Dvlpr> why no new releases found? >.<
[17:44] <ldiamond> Slart, that doesnt work. I put insmod, then mount in the same file (/etc/rc.local) but the mount doesnt wait for the driver to be loaded and fails
[17:44] <Dvlpr> Im running 8.0.4.1, while 9.0.4 is last version
[17:44] <Vixen-> Kangarooo: It says so on the appdb, but I'm having an issue with my monitor
[17:44] <coz_> Tootoot222,  hold on  try looking here   http://linuxappfinder.com/multimedia
[17:45] <Slart> ldiamond: perhaps the module is inserted but then the driver needs a little while before it can handle requests
[17:45] <vito____> :Piet even without presto this isn't true if i want yum install in fedora this is the same as apt-get update; apt-get install in ubuntu. if i want disable update of list of repositories i can do that with yum -C install. yum is not less faster than apt if they do the same things. Then if you use presto plugin it is a lot faster. I like ubuntu a lot more than fedora only i  wish it had something similar to presto ..
[17:45] <ldiamond> Slart, my guess is insmod exits, but the driver still has to load itself fully
[17:45] <Slart> ldiamond: what kind of driver is it?
[17:45] <criminy|w> I need to remove/purge all non-ubuntu-server packages
[17:45] <ldiamond> Slart, RAID card driver
[17:45] <yaris123456789> hello guys lets say i do "ln -s file1 file2" file2 is deleted. what happens when i try to open up file2 ?
[17:46] <cemerick> so, I had an old fedora 7 system set up with software raid 1 across two auxiliary disks, in addition to the boot disk.  I installed ubuntu 9.0.4, and the software raid seems to have *persisted* across the complete reformat and install into the boot disk.  How is this possible?
[17:46] <Dr_Willis> lenswipe:  yaris123456789  soft links would be 'broken' if the thing they are pointing to - are removed
[17:46] <Dr_Willis> oops typo
[17:46] <Slart> ldiamond: if you check the syslog when you insert a removable drive or similar it actually says that it is "waiting for the drive to settle down" before continuing.. I'm not sure if you can check the status of your raid card using the command line.. can you?
[17:46] <talto1> hey, i have unseted directorys that i've created long time ago in /mnt/ .. how can i remove those shares?
[17:46] <Dr_Willis>  yaris123456789  soft links would be 'broken' if the thing they are pointing to - are removed
[17:46] <Jack_Sparrow> yaris123456789 It should bring up file 1
[17:47] <yaris123456789> Dr_Willis: so i would need hardlinks then ?
[17:47] <Dr_Willis> yaris123456789:  hard links are a file with 2 different names
[17:47] <Slart> yaris123456789: you'll get an error
[17:47] <Dr_Willis> yaris123456789:  no idwa what you are trying todo. :) soft links are used 99% of the time
[17:47] <Dr_Willis> yaris123456789:  if you use hardlinks and name1 gets deleted.. name2 still exists
[17:47] <newbe> Does anybody know how to open the faillog file or any command that I can use in terminal
[17:47] <Jack_Sparrow> yaris123456789 Ignore me on that, I must have missed something
[17:47] <Slart> yaris123456789: hard links wouldn't delete the data until there are no more links pointing to it.. or something like that
[17:48] <talto1> hey, Question::-> i have unseted directorys that i've created long time ago in /mnt/ .. how can i remove those shares?
[17:48] <ldiamond> Slart, I have no idea
[17:48] <yaris123456789> heres my scenario: i am running wget -r something.com, i am mving one downloaded file to another location. however, when wget -r comes across the same link , and looks for it. its not there. it will start redownloading. wheenever it sees this link it will continue, and we are caught in a loop.
[17:48] <akidd116> does anyone know the command to run in the terminal to call up the python interpreter?
[17:48] <Slart> ldiamond: why not just put a 2 second sleep command between them, if that is what it takes to make it work.. or you are doing this often enough that waiting isn't an option?
[17:48] <Slart> akidd116: python
[17:48] <Daremonai> Why does vino server lag vlc's videos if the client's vnc client is minimized? (it lags it up till the point of unwatchability)
[17:48] <Dr_Willis> akidd116:  it hought it was 'python' :)
[17:49] <Piet> vito____: for updating the repository info and installing available updates, apt-get always seemed faster to me than yum. but then i haven't used yum in a while, so i may well be wrong there.
[17:49] <Dr_Willis> videos over vnc? ICK! :)
[17:49] <akidd116> haha, wow thats easy enough then
[17:49] <ldiamond> Slart, I was looking for a more elegant way to do this, this is done at boot. Jaunty boots fast, if I add 2-3 seconds (1sec is too short) it kinda defeat the fast boot...
[17:50] <Daremonai> Dr_Willis, hehe nah.. am not watching it on vnc, I watch it on my server pc, but I use vnc as a way to control it - so basically, I use my laptop as a remote control :P
[17:50] <newbe> Does anybody know how to open the faillog file or any command that I can use in terminal
[17:50] <Dr_Willis> I find  that a fast boot time..is vastly overshadowed by my HUGE MASSIVE LARGE uptimes. :)
[17:50] <criminy|w> how can I take an ubuntu system that is setup and remove all non-base or non-server packages?
[17:50] <Dr_Willis> Daremonai:  many of those media players can support a terminal, or web based or other remote type controll. :)
[17:51] <Slart> ldiamond: well.... perhaps you could just start this script and then continue with the boot process.. if you do not need the raid drive immediately for booting something
[17:51] <Dr_Willis> Daremonai:  or ive used 'syngery' befor to controll them also
[17:51] <samd> hey im abou to compress a 5 gig files, what format will do it faster?? ".tar", ".tar.gz" or ".zip"???
[17:51] <Dr_Willis> samd:  tar is not compressed.
[17:51] <Slart> ldiamond: that way it would just wait while the computer is doing the rest of the booting..
[17:51] <criminy|w> .tar =)
[17:51] <coz_> criminy|w,   sudo apt-get autoremove gnome-desktop?   I really dont know so dont do that without confirmation
[17:51] <Slart> samd: tar doesn't compress stuff iirc
[17:51] <Dr_Willis> samd:  you want faster to compress? to uncmompress? or smallest size. :)
[17:51] <Daremonai> Dr_Willis, it's not the only reason I use vnc, it's one of the reasons.
[17:51] <ldiamond> I dont need the raid for booting, but if I add sleep in the /etc/rc.loacl file, will it block on the sleep?
[17:51] <criminy|w> coz_: thanks. I don't have gnome-desktop so that won't work =\
[17:51] <samd> Dr_Willis, Slart , ohh, didnt knew that :pp, thanks,
[17:51] <Yankefish> hey i need help
[17:51] <ldiamond> Slart, I dont need the raid for booting, but if I add sleep in the /etc/rc.loacl file, will it block on the sleep?
[17:52] <Dr_Willis> samd:  dont forget bz2 also! :)
[17:52] <samd> Dr_wills, im interested in smallest size, and fast uncompress
[17:52] <Dr_Willis> !archive
[17:52] <Yankefish> i d/l teh nexest ubuntu, and burned after cold reboot just hangs when i select install
[17:52] <Dr_Willis> !zip
[17:52] <coz_> criminy|w,  do you have  desktop environment?
[17:52] <Dr_Willis> samd:   how about speed to compress? :)
[17:52] <Slart> ldiamond: I'm not sure if the boot scripts are run in some weird way but just call your script with a & at the end and it will be forked off to background
[17:52] <dylan_> anyways, I am trying to follow these instruction I got from a help forum http://pastebin.ca/1426530, and I am not quite sure exaclty what I should do, can someone have a look at them and explain to me what needs to be done ?
[17:52] <criminy|w> coz_: no. this is a server.
[17:52] <coz_> criminy|w,  ok sorry guy I misunderstood
[17:52] <ldiamond> Slart, I'll try that, thanks
[17:52] <Dr_Willis> good luck. i gotta run
[17:53] <samd> Dr_Wills, dont care that much, as long as it dont take excessive time for 5 gig
[17:53] <criminy|w> someone may have installed X, but I need to purge it all and start again, without losing my network settings. I don't have physical access to the machine so a re-install is no good
[17:53] <rkitect> I have a simple Ubuntu Server 8.04 question if someone has a sec.
[17:53] <Slart> samd: why not make a small benchmark.. bz2, zip are the two main candidates I think
[17:53] <criminy|w> rkitect: shoot.
[17:53] <Yankefish> can someone help me plz
[17:53] <Jack_Sparrow> rkitect We do have a server channel
[17:54] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask > Yankefish
[17:54] <henux> If I want to integrate my own app to the new notification system in Ubuntu 9.04, which library should I use?
[17:54] <rkitect> i will head there, what's the room name?
[17:54] <samd> Slart, ight, i might go for zip, cuz of compatibility, and how's illl make a benchmark? with a software, or just a raw test?
[17:54] <Daremonai> Jack_Sparrow, he already asked his question
[17:54] <rkitect> channel name rather
[17:54] <henux> If I want to integrate my own app to the new notification system in Ubuntu 9.04, which library should I use?
[17:54] <Jack_Sparrow> rkitect #ubuntu-server
[17:54] <progre55> hi people! is there any programs to edit pdf files??
[17:54] <rkitect> ty
[17:54] <Yankefish> after cold reboot with ubuntu, i select install, after 5 monutes it just hangs is this normal
[17:54] <Slart> Yankefish: try checking the cd (there is an option for doing that in the boot menu).. also try the noapic, nolapic, noapci grub switches.. sometimes those are necessary
[17:54] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[17:55] <samd> henux, notify-send "hey"
[17:55] <GreenDelta2> hey, i remember, there was a small package i had to install to have the microsoft true type fonts (like impact), which one was this??
[17:55] <henux> samd: from C program
[17:55] <chuck_> progre55, pdfedit
[17:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Daremonai That link also asks for patience...
[17:55] <Slart> samd: look at wristwatch, compress, look again at wristwatch.. do serious math involving time.. =)
[17:55] <henux> ah
[17:55] <henux> libnotify
[17:55] <progre55> chuck_, thanks man, appreciate! )
[17:55] <henux> thx
[17:55] <Yankefish> thx
[17:55] <Daremonai> Jack_Sparrow, ah alright :) my bad!
[17:55] <samd> Slart, ight xD thanks
[17:55] <Slart> samd: I think there is a command to time how long a command takes to run too.. if you don't have a watch or something =)
[17:55] <TBeholder> Hi! i updated to 9.04, installed new ATI driver (doesn't work without it), now it all stuck.
[17:55] <TBeholder> after login i see only desktop's background, but not icons or menu.
[17:55] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[17:55] <TBeholder> i tried to switch to kubuntu (ran aptitude from command line), but it's the same, so problem isn't in Gnome. what to do?
[17:55] <chuck_> progre55, your welcome
[17:56] <samd> Slart, ight thanks  , ill look into that
[17:56] <Jack_Sparrow> TBeholder Is everything fine except desktop icons?
[17:56] <Daremonai> TBeholder, any errors?
[17:56] <sjzzalx> I don't care if my user has an easy-to-guess password, I want something short and easy for convenience. passwd isn't allowing this. How can I make it allow it? Must I sudo passwd?
[17:56] <Dvlpr> autom4te: /usr/bin/m4 failed with exit status: 1 aclocal: autom4te failed with exit status: 1 autoreconf: aclocal failed with exit status: 1
[17:57] <Dvlpr> any idea why this can happen?
[17:57] <Slart> sjzzalx: there has to be a config file for password requirements..
[17:57] <Jack_Sparrow> TBeholder  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
[17:57] <Dvlpr> autoconf/autoreconf doesnt work at all :\
[17:57] <TBeholder> Jack_Sparrow  only background and mouse cursor. nothing works but ctr-alt-del and ctrl-alt-F#
[17:57] <Daremonai> sjzzalx, login as root and do it, most times it'll let you do whatever you want. Try that
[17:57] <samd> progre55 try pdfedit
[17:57] <blackbeard2000> with the command "lspci -vv" under "Host bridge"... The Capability "Rate=x1,x2" means which AGP-rates my motherboard can do, right?
[17:57] <sjzzalx> thanks guys.
[17:57] <GreenDelta2> hey, i remember, there was a small package i had to install to have the microsoft true type fonts (like impact), which one was this??
[17:57] <samd> progre55 "sudo apt-get install pdfedit"
[17:57] <peacewise> sound not working in ubuntu 8.10 plz help
[17:58] <Slart> sjzzalx: man pam_cracklib seems to have some interesting info
[17:58] <rkitect> well, the server channel is dead, so i'm gonna see if anyone here may know: when the install hits CD Drive detection phase, it can not detect the cd drive, yet it's loading the setup from the cd drive.  Any ideas as to what the mishap is here?
[17:58] <Slart> !info msttcorefonts
[17:58] <IndyGunFreak> peacewise: has it worked at all, or did it just suddenly stop working?
[17:58] <Daremonai> GreenDelta2: http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/09/09/installing-microsoft-fonts/
[17:58] <Slart> GreenDelta2: see what ubottu said above
[17:58] <TBeholder> peacewise  try to tweak setup and sound properties. Sometimes proper value is set to 0 without an apparent reason
[17:59] <peacewise> not worked at all... @IndyGunFreak
[17:59] <samd> henux, try a devel channel
[17:59] <IndyGunFreak> peacewise: brb
[17:59] <samd> henux, try asking in #ubuntu-devel
[18:00] <akidd116> how do i get a new textfile to popup directly from the terminal so i can write code from there?
[18:00] <nathan7> akidd116: nano?
[18:00] <Dvlpr> Hey, why can these errors happen after using autoreconf: configure.ac:295: the top level autom4te: /usr/bin/m4 failed with exit status: 1 aclocal: autom4te failed with exit status: 1 autoreconf: aclocal failed with exit status: 1
[18:00] <grawity> nathan7: NATHANFACE
[18:00] <TBeholder> peacewise  i had the same problem, try both ALSA and OSS in setup or go into advanced properties from tray icon
[18:00] <laclasse> peacewise, if this is a laptop ... make sure your 'modem' is not disabled in Bios. also try alsamixer, set volumes, and 'alsactl store' as root. To make sure sounds works, put volume on high (hardware keys and software) and cat <somefile> /dev/dsp ... you should hear a sound
[18:00] <samd> akidd116 what editor u want to use?, try "gedit newfile.txt"
[18:01] <GreenDelta2> Slart: kthx
[18:01] <nathan7> grawity: GRAWFACE
[18:01] <akidd116> samd, im learning python and when i type python it keeps me in the terminal but that isnt really useful for writing code
[18:01] <Slart> !info ttf-mscorefonts-installer | GreenDelta2, this might be useful too
[18:01] <peacewise> k thanks everyone... sound started working :D
[18:02] <Jack_Sparrow> !editors
[18:02] <Slart> akidd116: write the python code in any favourite editor.. then run it in the terminal
[18:02] <Jack_Sparrow> !ide
[18:02] <Slart> akidd116: the interactive python terminal isn't really used for programming
[18:02] <samd> akidd116, for python, you can write the code into a file, and run it with "python <name of file>"
[18:02] <akidd116> ah ok, thanks samd
[18:03] <rothchild> hi, can anyone help with getting the ov51x_jpeg module working? I've compiled / installed it etc (+ have it showing in the restricted drivers manager) but none of my webcam apps can see the device. Can anyone prod me in the right direction?
[18:03] <Slart> akidd116: also... give SPE a try.. Stani's python editor
[18:03] <samd> akidd116, for a development enviroment ,, a text editor made for programming, try "geany", you can install it by typing "sudo apt-get install geany"
[18:03] <samd> akidd116, you can also run python programs withing the same editor (geany)
[18:03] <rkitect> any suggestions on getting ubuntu setup to detect the cd drive during the "detect cdrom drive" phase?
[18:04] <ForZeUA> heh. multimedia buttons on dell vostro doesn't work since i updated ubuntu to 8.10. what should i do?
[18:04] <IndyGunFreak> ForZeUA: update to 9.0
[18:04] <IndyGunFreak> *9.04
[18:04] <ForZeUA> )
[18:05] <ForZeUA> maybe in few months
[18:05] <Gourlis> Ubuntu 9.04 it's a beta version ?
[18:05] <ForZeUA> it's too unstable
[18:05] <darwindarwin> lol, don't join #opendarwin.  *wow*.
[18:05] <Slart> Gourlis: nope..
[18:05] <IndyGunFreak> Gourlis: no, its final release
[18:05] <Slart> Gourlis: it was released in.. 2009.04... version 9.04...
[18:06] <peacewise> ubuntu 9.04 is stable...though not more than 8.10 :)
[18:06] <Slart> Gourlis: just like 9.10 will be released in ... 2009.10
[18:06] <IndyGunFreak> and 10.04 will be released...
[18:06] <Gourlis> Now I have 9.04, it will come again any version LTS ?
[18:06] <TBeholder> ForZeUA +1. i just updated and stuck for good
[18:06] <TBeholder> ForZeUA as to buttons, are they still assigned (in setup) or dropped? Also keyboard can be auto-defined as a wrong type which haven't any
[18:06] <IndyGunFreak> Gourlis: the next LTS version is April 2010
[18:07] <ForZeUA> when i updated from 8.04 to 8.10 (in april 2008) it was hell)
[18:07] <Gourlis> What do you suggest? It's good to be on latest ubuntu or stay on LTS until another LTS comes out ?
[18:07] <IndyGunFreak> ForZeUA: thats why you do a clean install... i never upgrade... just keep all my important crap on a big partition, make my / about 20-30gigs.. when i reinstall.. just overwrite /
[18:08] <IndyGunFreak> Gourlis: well, just using 8.04 as an example... theres been quite a few improvements between 8.0 and 9.04, and presumably will be more between 9.04 and 10.04
[18:08] <IndyGunFreak> Gourlis: unless you have an actual need to run LTS(ie, some sort of network of computers that you ahve to keep track of).. i always keep my stuff w/ the current version..
[18:09] <phantomcircuit> So my bluetooth mouse isnt working
[18:09] <jorgerosa> hi
[18:09] <ForZeUA> IndyGunFreak, i have all backups, but i hate OS reinstall's
[18:09] <mikebeecham> hi all...I've just set up 6 SMB shares on my mac, and given them all read and write privilidges.  All of the shares are accessible by me, with the exception of one folder...it is telling me that I do not have permissions to view the content....can anyone help me get this resolved?
[18:09] <rkitect> any advice on cdrom not being detected during ubuntu server isntall?
[18:09] <phantomcircuit> i installed bluez-compat and it works when i run hidd --search, but it forgets the settings eventually
[18:09] <IndyGunFreak> Gourlis: i have 2 PCs and 2 laptops, and i update them usually 2-3 days after a new release comes out.. never had a prob.
[18:09] <IndyGunFreak> ForZeUA: eh, i guess its opinion, i hate upgrading
[18:09] <Mion> rkitect: sata optical drive?
[18:10] <ForZeUA> TBeholder, it's all right, keyboard assigned well
[18:10] <Gourlis> IndyGunFreak, now I'm running Ubuntu 9.04 (Upgraded), my 3D Card drivers are dead on 9.04 but I like to be on updates hopping these problems with drivers will be solved with the next versions.
[18:10] <rkitect> ide opt
[18:10] <peacewise> can u suggest me some gud book on linux source code programming?
[18:10] <IndyGunFreak> Gourlis: whats your graphics device/
[18:10] <mireille__> jg
[18:10] <kck> lusers
[18:10] <Mion> peacewise: kernelnewbies.org
[18:11] <Gourlis> IndyGunFreak, in Vista (because I have 2 partitions) it says ATI Radeon X1250 and on Ubuntu 9.04 it says ATI Radeon RS490M X1200
[18:11] <TBeholder> Gourlis  yeah, i had to reinstall driver (ATI) to see anything too. not that it helped much.
[18:11] <Mion> peacewise: I asume you mean the linux kernel when you say linux?
[18:11] <Gourlis> TBeholder, I just not using any effects now.
[18:11] <IndyGunFreak> Gourlis: eh, i have no experience w/ ATI.. but i know support for some older ATI devices was dropped
[18:11] <pi-meson> After I've started running Jaunty, occasionally it seems Alt-F4 crashes X, bringing me back to a login screen. it has now happened ~8 times, but I can't get a deterministic test case. When this happens, where's the best place to look for a debug log?
[18:11] <peacewise> yeah @ Mion
[18:12] <yaris123456789> how do you scan each file's content for a certain character ?
[18:12] <yaris123456789> say  i need to find a script with a line "apples"
[18:12] <kck> does anybody have a problem where daemins are not started on system boot but all symlinks are in the rc?.d
[18:12] <grawity> yaris123456789: grep "apples" *
[18:12] <Zapper1> test
[18:12] <Gourlis> IndyGunFreak, yeah mate most of people here told me that ATI isn't supported on 9.04 but ok by default I use ATI Open Source drivers.
[18:12] <Mion> peacewise: read the guides on kernelnewbies.org then
[18:13] <hkais> anyone here who uses successfully ubuntu 32 bit with 4 GB RAM and the nvidia prop. driver? I am trying to use the server kernel (for the 4GB) but xorg will not start until I switch back to generic kernel.
[18:13] <peacewise> guides?? @ Mion
[18:13] <Slart> hkais: I think you'll find it easier to go with 64bit
[18:13] <Cryptic_Donkey>  !ati | IndyGunFreak
[18:14] <hkais> Slart: no I tried it but I had too much troubles with my IDEs
[18:14] <IndyGunFreak> Cryptic_Donkey: ?.. i don't have ATI
[18:14] <Gourlis> IndyGunFreak, on Ubuntu 8.04 my 3Dcard drivers detected by default. Do you think it's possible with next releases of Ubuntu to get work again? :]
[18:14] <peacewise> and any downloadable ebook for kernel/shell programming?
[18:14] <palomer_> how do I get itunes working in ubuntu 9.04?
[18:14] <kck> does anybody have a problem where daemins are not started on system boot but all symlinks are in the rc?.d ?
[18:14] <phantomcircuit> Gourlis, ATI provides drivers for X for graphics card series, ie there isn't a specific driver for X1250 but for the X1200 series
[18:14] <IndyGunFreak> Gourlis: i honestly don't know.. i don't have a lot of experience w/ ATI.. like i said, i know support for some of the older devices was dropped
[18:14] <phantomcircuit> iirc of course
[18:14] <hkais> Slart: x64 isn't as stable as they promise
[18:15] <IndyGunFreak> palomer_: what do you want to useitunes for?.. you can't use it to sync an ipod i don't think
[18:15] <ForZeUA> hkais, and what about flash player in x64?
[18:15] <Slart> hkais: ok.. I guess I'll have to give my box a kick then.. it isn't living up to the expectations
[18:15] <rothchild> hi, can anyone help with getting the ov51x_jpeg module working? I've compiled / installed it etc (+ have it showing in the restricted drivers manager) but none of my webcam apps can see the device. Can anyone prod me in the right direction?
[18:15] <Gourlis> phantomcircuit, I don't know very much how to install drivers, so I leave ubuntu as it is :P
[18:16]  * kck o_O
[18:16] <ForZeUA> npwrapper periodically crashes
[18:16] <jamalfanaian> Hi, I just tried activating the ATI drivers using the hardware drivers app and can't boot to login. I've tried running dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg in recovery console but it's not helping at all. Could someone help me please? :(
[18:16] <peacewise> amarok.... i think can be used for ipod.... just give it a try @palomer_
[18:16] <m0> hi is there any way I can revert to chromes kernel version?
[18:16] <Gourlis> Have a nice day/night everyone!
[18:17] <daryl_> hello?
[18:17] <nathan7> Mustard?
[18:17] <kck>  does anybody have a problem where daemins are not started on system boot but all symlinks are in the rc?.d ?
[18:17] <ForZeUA> on my x64 8.10
[18:17] <nathan7> WHO NICKED MY MUSTARD?
[18:17] <m0> I accidently added debian repository to my list, and it updated kernel, now my grub is messed up.
[18:17] <TBeholder> jamalfanaian download it from ATI site, uninstall old, install new, aticonfig --initiate, reboot
[18:17] <Slart> nathan7: do you have an ubuntu question?
[18:17] <daryl_> l
[18:17] <uusedman> hello everyone
[18:18] <kck> hi
[18:18] <jamalfanaian> TBeholder, how do i uninstall old from the recovery console?
[18:18] <simenkm> I have a Filserver wich runs Ubuntu 9.04. And i have an Virtual Webserver, wich runs ubuntu 8.10 from Virtualbox. I have installed Torrentflux on the webserver. i am now trying to mount up the Hardrive from the Fileserver, so that is can be accesed from the Webserver, Anyone know how i can mount up the network share on the filserver to the Webserver?
[18:18] <uusedman> got a problem on my computer at home, after i upgraded to 9.04 the screen is all messed up, tried to do normal boot and to fix the screen resolution, no cookie
[18:18] <louis> hallo
[18:18] <rkitect> any advice on cdrom not being detected during ubuntu server isntall?
[18:19] <TBeholder> jamalfanaian cd /usr/share/ati
[18:19] <TBeholder> jamalfanaian sh ./fglrx-uninstall.sh
[18:19] <jamalfanaian> TBeholder, Thank you :)
[18:19] <TBeholder> jamalfanaian it's from ATI manual
[18:19] <jamalfanaian> TBeholder, Oh! I guess that would help. I will try looking at it. Sorry.
[18:19] <hkais> ForZeUA: the flashplayer was working, but there are many other like java which didn't run smooth
[18:20] <hkais> Slart: haven't got it?
[18:20] <ForZeUA> hm java works fine
[18:20] <peacewise> someone suggest me a good downloadable ebook for Linux kernel/shell programming.... and of python.. :)
[18:20] <Slart> hkais: huh?
[18:20] <borked37> I just did a bad thing... attempted 9.04 upgrade from a ssh session... now when I boot there is no network... ifconfig returns nothing. Any advice, short of download the release CD & start over?
[18:20] <uusedman> got a problem on my computer at home, after i upgraded to 9.04 the screen is all messed up, tried to do normal boot and to fix the screen resolution, no cookie
[18:20] <Travis-42> is there any way, with compiz, to divide the screen into frames or grids like GridMove for Windows or the Ion window manager?
[18:20] <hkais> (07:15:35 PM) Slart: hkais: ok.. I guess I'll have to give my box a kick then.. it isn't living up to the expectations
[18:20] <tones> peacewise: id just play around and practice. that works for me with most things
[18:20] <mikebeecham> hello...I'm having problems accessing the content of a shared SMB folder when using my own login.  However, when I log in as root, the content is available.  Is there anyway I can set up this share to allow my normal login access?
[18:21] <Slart> hkais: ah.. I'm already running 64bit ubuntu..
[18:21] <TBeholder> jamalfanaian at any rate, catalyst 8.12 worked on 8.10, now 9.4 vs 9.04 seems to, but i caught other bug
[18:21] <Slart> hkais: but apparently I'm not getting the full experience.. mine is just boring stable =)
[18:21] <kumadam> hi all
[18:21] <kumadam> can somebody help me about udev?
[18:22] <rkitect> does the ubuntu setup pull optical drive data from the bios or does it run it's own hw check?
[18:22] <tones> kumadam: ask and find out :)
[18:22] <peacewise> play around..??? like how??@ tones
[18:22] <hkais> Slart: are you running with compiz?
[18:22] <Slart> hkais: yup
[18:22] <hkais> Slart: with proprietary driver?
[18:22] <Slart> hkais: yup
[18:22] <kumadam> i'm using ubuntu 9.04 and i have problem with airmon-ng ath0-ath01 problem
[18:23] <TBeholder> mikebeecham  by giving users you want to have access the same group you gave access to ?
[18:23] <kumadam> i read about fixes on udev
[18:23] <tones> peacewise: look at help manuals, type in random (yet sane) commands and see what they do, discover new things
[18:23] <hkais> Slart: with extra visual effects?
[18:23] <rkitect> any advice on cdrom not being detected during ubuntu server isntall?
[18:23] <kumadam> bot my udev is different
[18:23] <borked37> sigh.
[18:23] <mikebeecham> TBeholder: I have checked the permission tab of the folder, and it is telling me that the current owner is 501 - user #501
[18:24] <tones> kumadam: installing "madwifi" usually cures most problems with atheros chipsets
[18:24] <bitsbam> hey all, got a weird issue installing minimal version on a tiny single board computer. install is fine but after i make a selection in the grub menu, it shows Starting Up ..... for about 40 minutes before loading the OS
[18:24] <Slart> hkais: well.. I'm not to much into writing with fire and spinning cubes.. I've customized my effects.. I use the expose stuff and some window animations and that's about it
[18:24] <kumadam> i already installed it
[18:24] <Slart> hkais: but I have tried out the effects.. I just think they get in the way of actually.. doing stuff =)
[18:25] <TBeholder> mikebeecham  well, there's user *and* group, right?
[18:25] <kumadam> its about udev
[18:25] <bloupotlood> Hi guys, is there an offline installer for w32codecs?
[18:25] <oDesk> hello, i've upgraded to ubuntu karmic 9.10 and i want to downgrade to 9.04 how i can do ?
[18:25] <bloupotlood> i need to play .wmv files.
[18:25] <tones> kumadam: thats me out. anybody else have ideas?
[18:25] <hkais> Slart: okay I had also the effects activated und 8.10 and 9.04. The support under itrepid is much better under x64 but not as stable as with 32bit
[18:25] <mikebeecham> TBeholder: I'm not a totally clued-up linux user yet...so I'm not sure I would know how to go about assigning a group to the folder?
[18:25] <borked37> how about this... is there any way to resume an upgrade to 9.04 with no network running?
[18:25] <robert__> join #ubuntu-pl
[18:25] <grkgeek> Hello i have made firestarter start from boot, is there any way to make it stop prompting me for root password ?
[18:26] <bloupotlood> Anyone know if there is an offline installer for .MWV codecs in ubuntu?
[18:26] <Slart> hkais: what graphics card are you using?
[18:26] <TBeholder> mikebeecham  same here. if i got it at all, you're supposed to give access to some group, then enlist users in it to give them all access
[18:26] <peacewise> .rm codecs work on ubuntu?
[18:26] <peacewise> i mean on any application?
[18:26] <Travis-42> Is there any way to color manage/apply color profiles to multiple monitors?
[18:26] <rkitect> .list
[18:26] <rkitect> mt
[18:27] <bloupotlood> Anyone know if there is an offline installer for .MWV codecs in ubuntu?
[18:27] <nathan7> WMV I guess...
[18:27] <nathan7> Slart: No, just wondering of any of you stole my mustard off my sammich.
[18:27] <ForZeUA> i think i'll downgrade to x32
[18:27] <oDesk> so! how to downgrade to 9.04 ?
[18:27] <devel0>  what kind of kernel parameters can I pass to turn off the boot output completely to screen ?
[18:27] <Slart> nathan7: go ask in #ubuntu-offtopic.. not here
[18:27] <Breetai> Help! Help!, I am running hardy, I tried to compile a package that had a requriement for newer xcb stuff. I have xcb all buggered up and I can get a good x session now. Is there some easy way to get xcb back to sane settings without reinstalling?
[18:27] <hkais> Slart: nvidia
[18:28] <nathan7> Slart: Hmm.
[18:28] <benediktk> I need to confgure a postfix server to recive email from multiple domains, spam and virus check and then sedn to the approrpriate mailservers. Hints to howto's and guids woudl be appriciated.
[18:28] <Slart> hkais: I have a nvidia 8800gtx.. not sure if it makes a difference though
[18:28] <jair> jello
[18:28] <bloupotlood> What is the link to the .deb file collection again?
[18:28] <rkitect> getting "No common CD-ROM drive found" error during ubuntu install, any insight?
[18:29] <TBeholder> Breetai  can you in aptitude kick it out, then reinstall ?
[18:29] <vieq> hello all, I have two sound cards how to enable only one of them?
[18:29] <hkais> Slart: Quadro NVS 140M on my side. A mobile nvidia
[18:29] <TBeholder> Breetai  or just reinstall ? or reinstall in dpkg
[18:29] <fujimoto_> #ubtuntu-de
[18:30] <hkais> Slart: anyway i had much problems with my IDEs and also with the graphics, but the most pain came from my IDEs (Java)
[18:30] <bloupotlood> Anyone know if there is an offline installer for .MWV codecs in ubuntu?
[18:30] <Breetai> benediktk: http://www.howtoforge.com/the-perfect-spamsnake-ubuntu-8.04
[18:30] <Slart> hkais: well.. let's hope they improve whatever it is that is causing the mess
[18:31] <vieq> guys, /proc/asound/cards shows two cards, I want to enable only one of them
[18:31] <ForZeUA> hkais, what IDE do you use?
[18:31] <hkais> ForZeUA: eclipse, Rational
[18:31] <Breetai> TBeholder: I tried looked at what packages had xcb in them that were installed and did an install --reinstall and that did not help.
[18:31] <benediktk> Breetai: thanks a bunch!
[18:31] <bloupotlood> Anyone know if there is an offline installer for .MWV codecs in ubuntu?
[18:32] <TBeholder> Breetai  i mean, just reinstall xcb from archive
[18:32] <bloupotlood> Anyone know if there is an offline installer for .wmv codecs in ubuntu?
[18:32] <Jack_Sparrow> !patience > bloupotlood
[18:32] <draganov> hey guys, does anyone knows where apr-config is located on ubuntu 9.04
[18:32] <draganov> ?
[18:32] <TBeholder> here's a question: if i have trouble with Metacity what can i use instead of it?
[18:33] <ForZeUA> hkais, i use eclipse with tears in my eyes
[18:33] <bloupotlood> is there a way to download sudo apt-get stuff without having to actually use ubuntu and rather use a windows machine?
[18:33] <jamalfanaian> TBeholder, you could try using emerald? o.O
[18:33] <hkais> ForZeUA: why?
[18:33] <Jack_Sparrow> TBeholder http://xwinman.org/
[18:33] <jamalfanaian> bloupotlood, what are you referring to? using aptitude in windows?
[18:33] <Omar87> Is there a way I can upgrade my file system to ext4 without having to format the hard desk?
[18:33] <bloupotlood> i need to get the w32codecs for my ubuntu, i can only access the net via the XP installation.
[18:34] <jamalfanaian> bloupotlood, you could use ext2fs to write to your linux partition: http://www.fs-driver.org/
[18:34] <jamalfanaian> bloupotlood, there are also other tools to do so
[18:34] <bloupotlood> jamalfanaian: sort of mate, i need a .deb of w32codecs because i cant use my ubuntu for internet, only my xp box.
[18:34] <Slart> bloupotlood: check the medibuntu repository.. I think they have a webpage where you can get packages
[18:34] <bloupotlood> partition*
[18:34] <TBeholder> Jack_Sparrow  thx
[18:34] <dn4> what is a program to edit mpg video?
[18:34] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[18:34] <bloupotlood> Slart: cool beans, thanks dude.
[18:35] <devel0> bloupotlood, apt-get -d install ubuntu-restricted-extras , then you will have the debs and the dependencies in /var/cache/apt/
[18:35] <Slart> bloupotlood: you can also use synaptic to generate downloading-scripts.. you can then run those on a windows machine using wget
[18:35] <_chun> Using jaunty, whenever I plug my usb HD in, I get the message "you are not privileged to mount the volume" and I have to sudo mount it. Any suggestions?
[18:35] <Jack_Sparrow> devel0 Isnt that in ubuntu?
[18:35] <Slart> bloupotlood: but it might not work unless the ubuntu machine has some up to date package lists..
[18:35] <ForZeUA> when i debug my code, eclipse hangs on int array with 20k elements... on 10-20 sec
[18:35] <TBeholder> bloupotlood  then it boils down to finding a repository, and downloading .deb ?
[18:35] <bloupotlood> devel0: i cant use my ubuntu online, the 3g dongle support is non existent.
[18:35] <devel0> _chun, edit /etc/fstab and add the user attribute
[18:35] <chuck_> bloupotlood, go here down load the deb package you need http://packages.medibuntu.org/
[18:35] <bloupotlood> chuck: k will do
[18:35] <Volkodav> does anybody has dual head + TV out configured with nvidia ?
[18:35] <ForZeUA> when i try to watch data)
[18:36] <devel0> can someone tell me how to turn off console output to the screen during boot ?
[18:36] <serpico> hi
[18:36] <_chun> devel0: tried that, I get "DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.Failed: An operation is already pending"
[18:36] <devel0> _chun, I fail to see the relation between fstab and dbus
[18:36] <Breetai> bloupotload: yes you can, you can search at http://packages.ubuntu.com/ locate the .debs you want and download them. Then copy them to your linux box and install them with dpkg -i . But it wont do dependancies.  You will have to go back to windows and download those on your own.
[18:36] <Volkodav> devel0 put quiet next to kernel options in grub
[18:36] <ienorand> devel0: normally usplash is supposed to show up...
[18:36] <doc_brown> im trying to get java working in the opera browser.  Will i have more luck downloading the rpm.bin?  or just the .bin (self extracting file)?
[18:37] <jamalfanaian> TBeholder, Well uninstalling fglrx alone let me actually load X :) Thanks... I will try installing the newer version and see if that works now
[18:37] <Omar87> Is there a way I can upgrade my file system to ext4 without having to format the hard desk?
[18:37] <Jack_Sparrow> bloupotlood wget -q http://packages.medibuntu.org/package      or whatever repo it is in
[18:37] <doc_brown> i know rpm + alien = .deb
[18:37] <MrNo> Trying to install 9.04 on an old AMD3000+ that has a Geforce3 card in it. Blinking cursor in upper left corner. Tried 64 bit, 32 bit, alternate install.. with text only, no apic no difference
[18:37] <Slart> Omar87: ext is pretty backwards compatible.. but I think you'll have to reformat if you are to use the newer features
[18:37] <doc_brown> can i work with bin files easily?
[18:37] <Jack_Sparrow> doc_brown Also be aware that it isnt recommended and can be hazardous to your system
[18:37] <bloupotlood> Thanks to everyone, just got my w32codecs .dev package :) wish me luck! laters.
[18:37] <Slart> doc_brown: rpm+alien= danger danger
[18:37] <TBeholder> jamalfanaian  in my case it loaded graphic login, but screwed up utterly after it
[18:37] <Slart> !alien
[18:38] <devel0> alien isnt dangerous , its just not 100% effective , could mess up your deps
[18:38] <_chun> devel0: not sure myself, but it's the message I get when I plug it in with the user attribute added to fstab
[18:38] <jamalfanaian> TBeholder, oh :( that's no good
[18:38] <doc_brown> how easy is it to work with bin files on ubuntu?
[18:38] <devel0> doc_brown, define "work"
[18:38] <Slart> doc_brown: bin files? binary files? do you mean cd images (cue/bin) ?
[18:38] <Jack_Sparrow> doc_brown That would depend on the bin..  It is much better to stay within our repos
[18:39] <doc_brown> =)
[18:39] <scampbell> Is there a method to verify already installed packages simular to rpm's -V option?
[18:39] <devel0> dpkg -l
[18:39] <doc_brown> how can i get java working in the opera browser?
[18:39] <TBeholder> jamalfanaian  that was fixed after ATI driver is installed (ati-driver-installer-#-##-x86.x86_64.run from their site)
[18:39] <Mion> doc_brown: grab the latest sun java
[18:39] <jamalfanaian> TBeholder, seems like it won't let me install them,.. li'm going to keep playing with it though
[18:40] <doc_brown> Mion, from the repos?
[18:40] <scampbell> dpkg -l lists the packages, am I missing some option that has it actually inspect the individual files for changes?
[18:40] <TBeholder> jamalfanaian  what it says?
[18:40] <jamalfanaian> TBeholder, "X Server: unable to detect"
[18:40] <doc_brown> i guess i am confused as to where java installs.  into the OS, or into the browser?
[18:40] <jamalfanaian> TBeholder, I'm researching online to see what the cause / resolution for the issue is
[18:41] <TBeholder> jamalfanaian  what X server? it supposed to be installed from recoveryt console
[18:41] <Mion> doc_brown: yes
[18:41] <Jack_Sparrow> MrNo To get live cd to run this often helps..At start or install press F4 and select safe graphics mode then press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash use the noapic acpi=off options before the "--"
[18:41] <jamalfanaian> TBeholder, I tried from the recovery console and it gave me this error, I figured it may need X running to work so I logged in to gnome and tried, same error
[18:42] <Breetai> doc_brown:  java installs in the OS in /usr/lib/java but there is also a browser plugin. When you use a web page that has java on it, it uses the browser plugin which relies on the copy of java on the system.
[18:42] <TBeholder> jamalfanaian  weird. for me, ATI driver installer works from console
[18:42] <doc_brown> Breetai, thank you
[18:42] <Breetai> doc_brown:You can also run java programs such as limewire, or jbidwatcher directly on the OS, using the copy of java that is installed on the system
[18:42] <MrNo> Jack_Sparrow that on the x32 or the x64 bit? I tried safe graphics mode only and it failed on 64 bit
[18:43] <Breetai> doc_brown: you are welcome.
[18:43] <doc_brown> Breetai, makes perfect sense now
[18:43] <_chun> Now I'm getting "unprivileged user cannot mount ntfs block devices using the external FUSE library"
[18:43] <doc_brown> i guess i need a java plugin for opera
[18:43] <Breetai> doc_brown: installing ubuntu-restriced-extras will get it for you.
[18:43] <Jack_Sparrow> MrNo THere are many many different options to try, the one I gave works on many 32 and 64 bit systems
[18:43] <MrNo> ok thanks
[18:43] <doc_brown> !ubuntu-restricted-extras
[18:44] <coz_> doc_brown,  isnt java enabled in opera when you installed it?
[18:44] <Breetai> doc_brown: or you need to get opera to use the current plugin. There is usually a list of plugin paths. I.E. seach /usr/lib/mozilla /usr/lib/firefox, ~/.mozilla, etc.
[18:44] <Breetai> doc_brown: or you can copy the plugin into the opera plugins folder, either the system wide one your the one in your home directory.
[18:45] <Jack_Sparrow> _chun sudo wil grant you permission
[18:46] <doc_brown> Breetai, /usr/lib/opera/plugins is empty
[18:46] <doc_brown> shall i download the .bin and move it into that folder?
[18:46] <_chun> Jack_Sparrow: yeah, I know, but it's annoying having to mount it manually every time I plug it in
[18:47] <icyo> Does anyone know about a software that would let me monitor a remote computer directly from my desktop (like conky for a local computer)
[18:47] <Lord_SEAKING> FUCK
[18:47] <kumadam__> hola how can i have permission to change my udev files in ubuntu 9.04
[18:47] <Titan8990> !test
[18:48] <Titan8990> !sudo | kumadam__
[18:50] <scripyy> Hii room
[18:50] <Breetai> doc_brown: locate libjavaplugin
[18:50] <scripyy> is it any kind of nice tool just like FIRESTARTER but with best and more options.. just like internet sharing, firewall, port forwarding
[18:50] <kumadam__> i try to open it in root but it says permission denied
[18:51] <kumadam__> sudo is not effecting it also
[18:51] <Volkodav> somebody has to have dual head + TV out configured with nvidia  out of 1500 + people - I wonder is it possible to have them all as separate X or at least clone second monitor and TV out ?
[18:51] <Breetai> doc_brown: then you can do a sudo -l /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun-1.6.0.13/jre/plugin/i386/ns7/libjavaplugin_oji.so /usr/lib/opera/plugins
[18:51] <kumadam__> volkodav: i have it
[18:51] <ForZeUA> -=
[18:51] <Volkodav> kumadam__ all 3 separate X ?
[18:51] <Volkodav> what card ?
[18:52] <fujimoto_> #ubuntu-de
[18:52] <Quoth-this-Raven> So uh, I had to reinstall ubuntu and all I had was a gutsy disc. How do I upgrade it now that the repos are down?
[18:52] <kumadam__> yes, you should use diffrent drivers for them
[18:52] <Volkodav> kumadam__ mind pasting your xorg.conf ?
[18:52] <Volkodav> what drivers ?
[18:52] <scripyy> is it any kind of tool ???
[18:52] <Volkodav> I installed nvtv - no help]
[18:52] <kumadam__> look in nvidia.com
[18:53] <MrNo> Jack_Sparrow the install is hanging at sda:
[18:53] <dylan_> guys, I am having a problem here
[18:53] <Breetai> doc_brown: try this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=69275
[18:53] <dylan_> need help
[18:53] <Volkodav> nvidia.com is huge - remember the drivers version &
[18:53] <Quoth-this-Raven> Anyone?
[18:53] <Volkodav> kumadam__ what resolution do you run at TV-out ?
[18:53] <dylan_> I installed xubuntu 9.04, which comes with some kde 4.2 apps in /usr/bin, but since I would like old kde 3.5 apps, I had to install this package
[18:53] <grkgeek> is /etc/hosts.deny a firestarter file or iptables ?
[18:54] <akidd116> lol this indentation in python is going to make me want to kill myself
[18:54] <dylan_> which installed kde 3.5 to /opt/kde3,      now I need to set a path or something to it, not quite sure what I need to do
[18:54] <swatTX> can someone please help me. I have a presentation to do soon and I don't have any sound for some reason. where do I start, I'm kinda a noob.
[18:55] <Lord_SEAKING> niggers
[18:55] <Lord_SEAKING> !
[18:55] <TBeholder> battle of three bots. :]
[18:56] <Pici> TBeholder: I'm not a bot...
[18:56] <TBeholder> Pici two bots and air support?
[18:56] <kenthree> There's a typo on the UNR main page title, says Nebook instead of netbook
[18:57] <TBeholder> swatTX  check in setup, ALSA vs. OSS, then check proper volumes and checkboxes from tray icon's context menu
[18:57] <Pici> kenthree: you can log a bug at bugs.launchpad.net in ubuntu-website
[18:57] <Breetai> swatTX: did you ever have sound?
[18:58] <swatTX> TBeholder, where is setup at?
[18:58] <Pici> !away > cooldude[away]
[18:58] <swatTX> Breetai, yes I did but just updated after not using the laptop for a while and now sound isn't working
[18:58] <kovacsleeve> Whats a good way to quickly send a bit of text to another computer on a network (such as a URL)? Preferably something built into Ubuntu?
[18:58] <rkitect> any advice on cdrom not being detected during ubuntu server isntall?
[18:59] <TBeholder> swatTX uh, i haven't it right now. you know, in main menu, next to admin section. there's "Sound" somewhere
[18:59] <Jack_Sparrow>  rkitect There was a bug silimar to that, but I honestly dont remember much about it.
[18:59] <Ursinha-packing> Pici, I thought the problem was to send away announces, and not changing nicks
[19:00] <grawity> Ursinha-packing: Nick changes are annoying too (though much less than awaymessages)
[19:00] <BlueAidan_work> any ideas why I can't type a question mark with my microsoft ergo keyboard
[19:00] <BlueAidan_work> I can type the / fine, but if I hit shift-/ I get nothing
[19:00] <BlueAidan_work> hmm, make that right-shift-/
[19:00] <yaris123456789> hey guys i have C src. i ran ./configure && make.     where is the executable file ?
[19:01] <swatTX> TBeholder, ok I found the sound under System->Preferences->Sound... now what do i check for?
[19:01] <grkgeek> Is modifying /etc/hosts.deny enough to keep a certain ip range from any connection what so ever to my pc ?
[19:01] <Mion> grkgeek: no
[19:01] <BlueAidan_work> the right-shift key works fine with any other key, just not the / key
[19:02] <TBeholder> swatTX  there's device and system, you need to check for both ALSA and OSS whether it buzzs when you press test button
[19:02] <joaopinto> grkgeek, not really, host.deny is used by a few services, you should use iptables to block traffic from a certain IP
[19:02] <Mion> grkgeek: only works for stuff that uses (x)inetd
[19:02] <Mion> grkgeek: btw, hosts.deny should deny everything and everyone, and you should only open up for what you need in hosts.allow instead
[19:02] <TBeholder> BlueAidan_work  maybe, you have something bound to this key?
[19:02] <Mion> grkgeek: but, anyway, use iptables
[19:03] <BlueAidan_work> TBeholder: this is a fresh install of ubuntu 9.04
[19:03] <grkgeek> Is there any way to easily modify iptables without having to redo the work everytime i reboot ?
[19:03] <BlueAidan_work> just installed on Friday. I just noticed it's not working correctly
[19:03] <swatTX> TBeholder, none of the test buttons produced any sound.
[19:03] <TBeholder> BlueAidan_work is it the same in console (ctr-alt-F1) or only in X ?
[19:04] <BlueAidan_work> yes
[19:04] <BlueAidan_work> it doesn't work anywhere
[19:04] <BlueAidan_work> keyboard worked fine in XP
[19:04] <TBeholder> swatTX then check speakers, right-click sound icon in tray and search for proper control while test still runs so you would hear it
[19:04] <SuspectZero> hey there, whts the command to figure out wht version of ubuntu i have?
[19:05] <SuspectZero> i always forget it
[19:05] <pat2009> Help - im a newbie and i have 9.04 installed, everything works but my sound. all my souunds play at double speed, everything sounds like chipmunks. how do i fix this?
[19:05] <BlueAidan_work> TBeholder: the multimedia keys work
[19:06] <TBeholder> BlueAidan_work  now that's weird.
[19:06] <zhism> hi, is it possible to run the catalyst drivers on Ubuntu 9.04 with a Mobility Radeon 9700 CarD?
[19:06] <BlueAidan_work> TBeholder: xev isn't recognizing any input when I do right shift - /
[19:06] <BlueAidan_work> it recognizes left shift - /
[19:07] <BlueAidan_work> TBeholder: I mean, it recognizes r_shift but not when I hit the / key
[19:08] <sysdoc> Does anyone know of a howto that actually works with Jaunty and jack?
[19:08] <grkgeek> Mion: Is there any way to easily modify iptables without having to redo the work everytime i reboot ?
[19:08] <swatTX> TBeholder, i tried all the different devices under volume control and none produced any sound. i hit the test button and in volume control went to File->Change Device and tried Alsa, OSS, and PulseAudio, no joy.
[19:08] <TBeholder> BlueAidan_work now it's triple weird. with M$ keyboard and 9.04 it should be double weird at most.
[19:08] <Mion> grkgeek: yes, several
[19:08] <Mion> grkgeek: search the tldp for iptables
[19:08] <BlueAidan_work> TBeholder: heh
[19:09] <almost> just about to install ubuntu it says as an option install inside windows like any other applicationi am in xp now how does it do that ?
[19:09] <Slart> SuspectZero: lsb_release -a
[19:09] <grkgeek> Mion: thank you will look into it
[19:09] <mikebeecham> hi there....can anyone offer a suggestion as to why I can view content within a smb share when logged in as sudo, but otherwise I am told I dont have enough permissions?
[19:09] <TBeholder> swatTX i'm at loss. is hardware all right?
[19:10] <Jack_Sparrow> almost I wont suggest nor recommend using wubi to install, but if you insist, insert disk while running windows and you should get an option to install
[19:10] <uncategorized> having trouble in jaunty with iwl3945...problem seems to be here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/263541
[19:10] <uncategorized> how can I get an updated kernel? 2.6.29
[19:10] <SuspectZero> ty Slart
[19:10] <Daroron> Im setting up a webservice on my computer thats behind a router. How do i set it up so that ppl from out side can connect to it?  Is it the routing table?
[19:10] <Jack_Sparrow> !kernel > uncategorized
[19:11] <W8TAH> i copied the entire contents of a drive using dd and gzip -- im having trouble reversing the process - can someone help point me the way
[19:11] <Jack_Sparrow> Daroron Port forwarding perhaps
[19:11] <doc_brown> uncategorized, http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+can+i+get+an+updated+kernel
[19:11] <almost> Jack_Sparrow: yes thats where I am right now
[19:11] <zeno> Hi, I was using a java app which I had to kill and now sound isnt working (alsa oss or pulse).  killilng mixer app, restarting alsa arnt helping.  cating urandom to dsp works though.  help?
[19:11] <Volkodav>  somebody has to have dual head + TV out configured with nvidia  out of 1500 + people - I wonder is it possible to have them all as separate X or at least clone second monitor and TV out ?
[19:11] <Volkodav> forums did not help much
 ill try it cheers
[19:12] <swatTX> TBeholder, I ran the hardware test and heard the login drums as it said my audio passed.
[19:13] <almost> Jack_Sparrow; IT says like any other application sounds like a dual boot situation
[19:13] <Jack_Sparrow> almost It does dual boot, it is not like a program inside windows.. for that you can use virtualbox
[19:13] <TBeholder> zeno  for me, restarting alsa demon (with gksu) worked
[19:14] <chuck_> Volkodav, did you check in #nvidia
[19:14] <Volkodav> not yet
[19:14] <Jack_Sparrow> almost My personal opinion.. Anything.. is better than wubi
[19:14] <mikebeecham> hi there....can anyone offer a suggestion as to why I can view content within a smb share when logged in as sudo, but otherwise I am told I dont have enough permissions?
[19:15] <jamalfanaian> So I just tried installing the open-source ati drivers but I can't boot
[19:15] <almost> ok well I have vmware workstation running with linux no X suppose i could also install virtual box
[19:15] <jamalfanaian> I went in recovery console and restored my old xorg.conf but it's still giving me issues :(
[19:15] <jamalfanaian> I've tried reinstalling the mesa packages and what not but still offers no help
[19:16] <rothchild> can anyone help with getting the ov51x-jpeg module working with my eyetoy webcam? I've got the driver compiled and installed but none of my apps see the device. It worked ok with the default drivers apart from in skype where i just got big pink bands through my image
[19:16] <almost> whats wubi?
[19:16] <mahsa> Hi, my drives couldn't open and this error appear:"﻿unable to mount the volum.."..plz help me
[19:16] <chuck_> jamalfanaian, What open source driver did you try installing
[19:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !wubi
[19:16] <Hilariousity> can anyone tell me what directory "dpkg --install" install packages?
[19:16] <jamalfanaian> well i tried the radeonhd because it said it supported my card
[19:16] <sysdoc> !jack
[19:17] <Jack_Sparrow> almost And contrary to what it says there, I dont feel it is safe
[19:17] <jamalfanaian> chuck_, i was installing the radeonhd drivers
[19:17] <almost> Jack_Sparrow: unsafe through personal use ? or
[19:17] <rothchild> mikebeecham: you should just try to login and be met by a username and password challenge, enter the details for the machine you are trying to log in to and hit the 'save this forever' button (works for the three machines round here anyway!)
[19:18] <sysdoc> Jack anyone?? It is kickin' me %&^...
[19:18] <Absolute01> Sometimes when I restart my machine I get a busy box error saying that the root hard drive is not found, So i need to restart a couple of times for it to work. I have tried switching from UUID notation to direct /dev/sda1 but that didnt help.
[19:18] <Jack_Sparrow> almost If you lose power to your PC you can lose everything including your ntfs/windows
[19:18] <Absolute01> any fixes?
[19:18] <Volkodav> chuck_ kumadam__ said he has it configured and advised to check on nvidia.com
[19:18] <TBeholder> !xorg
[19:18] <Volkodav> heh
[19:18] <mikebeecham> rothchild: this is not happening.  I have set up the share under fstab, with 5 other shares...all other shares work fine...but there is this one rogue folder that tells me I dont have permission.  However, all 6 have been set up the same
[19:18] <almost> Jack_Sparrow: notnice
[19:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Absolute01 One suggestion, the next time it boots,   backup your system
[19:19] <Absolute01> Jack_Sparrow: ??
[19:19] <ahmad> good morning/evening/afternoon everyone
[19:19] <Jhodas> Jack_Sparrow, thats very unlikely
[19:19] <Jack_Sparrow> almost It even says it in the fine print in the wubi faq
[19:19] <Absolute01> I dont get this error in other distros
[19:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Jhodas Well.. It did happen to ME
[19:19] <cas_> Hi, I created a usb boot disk using UnetBootin. It boots, but it can't seem to find the vesamenu.c32 file.
[19:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Jhodas and it HAS happened to many others
[19:20] <chuck_> jamalfanaian, did you change your xorg.conf file after installing
[19:20] <ahmad> I am looking for an answer about hardware programming on an ubuntu box and I hope I could get any hint on how to start so far ... please
[19:20] <Jack_Sparrow> Jhodas It has supposedly improved, but I still wont use it
[19:20] <jamalfanaian> chuck_, yes but i have since reverted that to my backup, and it still didn't fix it
[19:20] <Jhodas> Jack_Sparrow, I dont see how you would lost NTFS
[19:20] <Titan8990> ahmad, believe most driver programming is done in C
[19:20] <Jack_Sparrow> Jhodas Then do some reading.
[19:20] <combo> my printer (HP deskjet 840c) prints but there is no ink on paper (?) can some1 knows what to do ? under WinXP everything works fine :(
[19:20] <Titan8990> ahmad, there are books on writting kernel modules
[19:21] <Jhodas> Jack_Sparrow, OK. :/ forgive me for being curious
[19:21] <ahmad> Titan8990 - so we consider this as kernel programming?
[19:21] <Jack_Sparrow> Jhodas I fought hard for them NOT to include it
[19:21] <Jack_Sparrow> wubi that is
[19:21] <Pupuser402> español?
[19:21] <Jack_Sparrow> !es
[19:21] <stefg> !es
[19:21] <sebsebseb> hi
[19:22] <Titan8990> ahmad, yes, drivers are typically never in userspace
[19:22] <Titan8990> ahmad, there are exceptions though
[19:22] <Jhodas> Jack_Sparrow, NTFS?
[19:22] <Titan8990> ahmad, example - the fuse module allows for ntfs drivers to run in userspace
[19:22] <Jack_Sparrow> Jhodas No, I did not want them to do include the wubi thing...
[19:23] <D`N`D> Titan8990 - I wanted to start by accessing USB ports .. when I tried to look for the /dev for a file representing the port I am interested in, I lost my way
[19:23] <Jhodas> kk
[19:23] <D`N`D> ahmad is now D`N`D .. someone owns ahmad
[19:24] <Titan8990> D`N`D, what is the end goal?
[19:24] <pegon> Question I had when I am using compiz and I am on one side of the cube...at the bottom when a window blinks I click it..how do I get it to automatically switch me to that side of the cube where that window is?
[19:24] <chuck_> jamalfanaian, do you still have the ati fglrx driver installed, and can you pastebin the xorg.conf file you had with the radeonhd driver
[19:24] <Jack_Sparrow> pegon /join #compiz they might know
[19:24] <D`N`D> Titan8990 - playing around and trying to get into hardware, later writing a graphics driver for an unsupported card
[19:24] <bowman_> Hi there. After upgrading to 9.04 every torrent download resets my dsl modem after a while. With 8.10 there's no problem. Any ideas ?
[19:24] <pegon> okay thanks
[19:25] <W8TAH> i copied the entire contents of a drive using dd and gzip -- im having trouble reversing the process - can someone help point me the way
[19:25] <rothchild> mikebeecham: sorry I'm no expert, my hacky option would be to create a new folder copy the contents in to it and try setting up sharing on it again! (inelegant I know but it may save you bashing your head against something obvious that's become invisible to you ;-))
[19:25] <Jack_Sparrow> bowman_ I have a similar issue, it turned out to be AT&T dsl issue
[19:25] <Titan8990> D`N`D, that is a rather difficult thing to break in to
[19:25] <Titan8990> D`N`D, a major reason being that most companies do not want you to know how their code interacts with their drivers
[19:25] <bowman_> jack_Sparrow but why with 9.04 only ?
[19:26] <Titan8990> D`N`D, linux has many of the exceptions and I am unsure in which direction to point you in
[19:26] <D`N`D> Titan8990 - there must be a point to start with
[19:26] <Titan8990> D`N`D, possibly look at the code for the ohci_hcd module
[19:26] <Titan8990> D`N`D, that is the kernel module that handles USB
[19:26] <jamalfanaian> chuck_, well i can't pastebin because i'm on the recovery console (or at least i don't know how) but i followed exactly what https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonHD said for the xorg.conf
[19:26] <jamalfanaian> which was adding the driver and busid params to the driver section
[19:26] <Titan8990> jamalfanaian, install wgetpaste
[19:26] <jamalfanaian> my busid was PCI:2:0:0 instead of 1:0:0
[19:27] <Titan8990> jamalfanaian, MYCOMMAND | wgetpaste
[19:27] <D`N`D> ok, let me log that
[19:27] <stavrosLinux> does 9.04 has a problem with the intel graphics driver ? I read a couple of blogs about it
[19:27] <Titan8990> jamalfanaian, that will send it to pastebin for you
[19:27] <jamalfanaian> Titan8990, Thanks :)
[19:27] <jamalfanaian> Titan8990, didn't know such tool existed
[19:27] <TBeholder> how to downgrade 9.04 back with minimum loss? except "copy entire disk somewhere"?
[19:28] <Titan8990> jamalfanaian, there are actually a couple different ones but that is the one I am familiar with
[19:28] <Slart> !downgrade | TBeholder
[19:28] <TBeholder> fine with me, it's already half-broken. =)
[19:28] <cas_> anyone here that can help me with a usb boot disk ?
[19:29] <jamalfanaian> Gosh the vesa drivers don't even work :(
[19:29] <D`N`D> guess I need to reboot the machine
[19:29] <TBeholder> i mean can  i manipulate packgages or something to roll back a step?
[19:29] <Jack_Sparrow> jamalfanaian sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list         is another example of how to do that
[19:29] <D`N`D> wow, 43 bug fixes
[19:30] <Jack_Sparrow> TBeholder That is what backups are for
[19:30] <sebsebseb> D`N`D: that would depend on what you have installed, what  security updates you get
[19:30] <D`N`D> Titan8990 - sorry to re-ask, if I am interested in the programming side of linux, which channel is the proper one to discuss such thing?
[19:30] <TBeholder> Jack_Sparrow  yeah,i suppose i'll have to do it hard way...
[19:30] <Slart> TBeholder: I guess you might, perhaps, possibly, one in a thousand chance, be able to uninstall the newer package and reinstall the older one.. but I think you'll be better off reinstalling completely
[19:30] <akidd116> how do i uninstall my current version of python so i can downgrade it?
[19:31] <Jack_Sparrow> akidd116 You can have multiple versions
[19:31] <whileimhere> Hi Anyone know of how to configure privoxy and tor for firefox? I just dont seem to get it right.
[19:31] <Titan8990> D`N`D, uhh I would have to say ##linux
[19:31] <kdc1956> How do I setup a 3D card on here
[19:31] <Jack_Sparrow> I gotta run, please play nice..
[19:31] <D`N`D> sebsebseb - not sure so far, I just fired the download and my machine is not stable now
[19:31] <Titan8990> D`N`D, but also there are kernel dev IRCs and language specific ones
[19:31] <akidd116> well, i have python 3.0.1 but it seems to not like to play nice and id like to use 2.6.2
[19:31] <ellis> hello
[19:31] <Titan8990> akidd116, just curious, was that actually available in ubuntu or did you manually install it?
[19:32] <sebsebseb> D`N`D: ok I don't know what your issue is even, since  I only joined here a little while ago
[19:32] <sebsebseb> ellis: hi
[19:32] <akidd116> titan8990: im pretty sure i manually installed it
[19:32] <sebsebseb> kdc1956: first of all  install your graphics card driver if there is one availalbe
[19:32] <sebsebseb> kdc1956: system > administration > hardware drivers
[19:32] <Titan8990> akidd116, ehh... you should do a little homework on that, 3.0 destroyed backwards compatibility
[19:32] <kdc1956> ok thanks
[19:32] <D`N`D> sebsebseb - it's ok, I just came for dev questions and Titan gave me great help, thanks to all of you
[19:33] <Titan8990> akidd116, regardless of what their mission statment about backwards compatibility says
[19:33] <sebsebseb> D`N`D: ah ok
[19:33] <D`N`D> so I have to part now, and will re-join tomorrow  ... thanks all
[19:33] <akidd116> titan8990: well, my main problem seems to be that the python-tk i have is not compatible with what i have...or something like that
[19:34] <Titan8990> akidd116, everything is likely not compatible... they even went as far as to change the print statement from: print 'hello world'   to:  print('hello world')
[19:35] <tyler_d> need help to configure initramfs to boot from my primary drive /dev/sda1 as well to recognize my dmadm raid 5 setup on 3 drives, after config and boot I only get to (initramfs) prompt, and cannot continue?
[19:35] <grawity> Titan8990: in py2.6 you can from __future__ import the new print() function, so it _kind of_ works.
[19:36] <Adrenalin> Hi, I'm writing in ubuntu "man fread" and get the result "No manual entry for fread", any ideea in witch packaged normaly all standart library docs should be in ?
[19:37] <Jhodas> bye room
[19:37] <TBeholder> Jack_Sparrow  if i installed kubuntu packgage and chose KDE, it uses Kwin instead of Metacity, right?
[19:37] <TBeholder> then if the issue persists where that bug should be? right in xorg?
[19:39] <TBeholder> Slart if i installed kubuntu packgage and chose KDE, it uses Kwin instead of Metacity, right?
[19:39] <TBeholder> then if the issue persists where that bug should be? right in xorg?
[19:39] <yaris123456789> what is the maximum # of files ext3 filesytem can support in a single dir ?
[19:41] <kumadam> !sudo
[19:41] <kumadam> !udev
[19:41] <ienorand> I'm using soundconverter to try to convert ogg to wav, importing an ogg file gives me "No packages with the requested plugins found -- The requested plugins are: Ogg demuxer" What to do?
[19:41] <melter> does anyone know why imagemagick isn't seeing truetype fonts in 9.04? this worked in 8.04
[19:41] <Slart> TBeholder: I'm not to familiar with KDE and what it uses behind the scenes.. sorry
[19:42] <Slart> yaris123456789: check the wikipedia page for file system comparisons
[19:42] <ienorand> Using gmusicbrowser or rhapsody I'm fully capable of playing the very same ogg file
[19:42] <kumadam> is there anybody knows about how can i save the changes on 70-persistant-net.rules
[19:43] <mikebeecham> hi there....can anyone offer a suggestion as to why I can view content within a smb share when logged in as sudo, but otherwise I am told I dont have enough permissions?
[19:43] <Slart> kumadam: just save the file?
[19:43] <kumadam> slart i made changes but i cant save
[19:43] <Piet> yaris123456789: i think wikipedia has this info. they have a file system comparison
[19:43] <Piet> kumadam: save the file
[19:43] <kumadam> its not saving
[19:43] <kumadam> it says no permission
[19:44] <yacc> Ok, so where does one log bugs against the distribution kernel?
[19:44] <Slart> mikebeecham: a wild guess.. samba sends the current username when you try to access a share, perhaps the root user has permissions to read it and your regular user hasn't
[19:44] <Slart> kumadam: then start the editor using gksudo, then you'll be able to save
[19:44] <yeimi> hola a todos
[19:44] <yaris123456789> hmmm: so if each file is 50kb. it supports 40 million files
[19:44] <yaris123456789> this will do
[19:45] <mikebeecham> Slart: just to throw a spanner in the works:  I have created 6 shares all exactly the same.  The other 5 are fine, but this one is as described...any further ideas...or how do I assign permissions to my login?
[19:45] <sebsebseb> !es |  yeimi
[19:45] <kumadam> Slart: can u give me the code pls?
[19:45] <Slart> yacc: launchpad?
[19:45] <Slart> kumadam: "gksudo gedit /path/to/your/file"
[19:45] <yacc> Slart, yeah, but where on launchpad ;)
[19:45] <yacc> Slart, got it ;)
[19:45] <yeimi> alguien  me puede ayudar con skype
[19:45] <Piet> kumadam: you need to edit the fiel with sudo
[19:46] <deserteagle> hello all
[19:46] <ao25> can someone give us a few tip pls for gnome...I have vers 2.16 and want to make it look a little more up to date if possible?
[19:46] <cuddlefish> !english|yeimi
[19:46] <Slart> mikebeecham: uhm.. permissions are set in the smb.conf file.. I think
[19:46] <akidd116> how do i move a program from one workspace to the other?
[19:46] <Slart> yacc: isn't there a kernel package?
[19:46] <Piet> yacc: same place you would file all other bugs against the distribution
[19:46] <yacc> Slart, well, dlocate will tell me that.
[19:46] <Slart> akidd116: drag the window? or.. are you using compiz?
[19:46] <deserteagle> does anyone know how to configure the X server on a headless system to where VNC connections will have a bigger resolution?
[19:46] <cuddlefish> akidd116: right click o the meni bar, there's an option in there.
[19:46] <kmkz> This should be an easy one, how can I ssh run a program and leave it running after I exit the terminal? Probably should use "screen" for that... syntax ?
[19:47] <yacc> Piet, yeah, but that I do usually with something like apport, ...
[19:47] <Slart> deserteagle: set the max and min frequencies in the xorg.conf file.. and setup a few resolutions.. I think the reason it defaults to 800x600 is because it doesn't find a monitor to interrogate for valid frequencies
[19:48] <cuddlefish> kmkz: does & after the command do that
[19:48] <kmkz> cuddlefish: nope...tried that
[19:48] <Slart> cuddlefish: it will be killed when you exit the terminal, afaik
[19:48] <lolo> can someone tell me how to use grep/sed/whatever to return the string in between the string --->"t": "<--- and --->",<---
[19:48] <yacc> Piet, and admittingly I haven't found that many bugs irritating enough to file something, ...
[19:49] <yacc> Piet, but an unusable system is irritating enough ;)
[19:49] <mikebeecham> Slart: yeah...looking through it now and nothing is immediately obvious to me
[19:49] <lolo> if   "t": "bob", was the string how do i get get bob?
[19:49] <Pici> lolo: #bash would be a better channel to ask this in.
[19:49] <OrEvA> what should i do if I have file system error in ubuntu?
[19:50] <Mion> lolo: use cut
[19:50] <Mion> :/
[19:50] <Slart> mikebeecham: what about permissions for the actual folders that are shared?
[19:50] <yeimi> hola a todos
[19:50] <Titan8990> OrEvA, try running fsck from a live cd
[19:50] <aldaek> did you run ubuntu version of a chkdsk?
[19:50] <Slart> OrEvA: use fsck ?
[19:50] <aldaek> thats it... fsck
[19:50] <cuddlefish> !english > yeimi
[19:50] <aldaek> file system check
[19:51] <yacc> My 2.6.28-11-generic does not survive even a minute of burnK7 before it shutdowns :(
[19:51] <Piet> yacc: are you saying you see some (only) non-critical kernel warnings/oopses/bugs but your system is unstable/unusable?
[19:52] <Slart> yacc: is it just that kernel? it works with the older kernel?
[19:52] <yacc> Piet, well, with 2.6.28-11 (but not the older ones), my laptop has the tendency to overheat. Often.
[19:52] <mikebeecham> Slart: all folders are sitting on my mac and have been given read and write permissions for everyone
[19:52] <ienorand> I'm using soundconverter to try to convert ogg to wav, importing an ogg file gives me "No packages with the requested plugins found -- The requested plugins are: Ogg demuxer" What to do? Using gmusicbrowser or rhapsody I'm fully capable of playing the very same ogg file
[19:52] <Piet> yacc: then i would think that maybe one of these warnings/oopses/bugs can actually be critical, and you should still report it.
[19:52] <semanticpc> are there any tools to sync my files on my remote linux machine and my PC ??
[19:52] <yacc> Slart, I did write a script and tried it out with two 2.6.27 kernels which where able to survive two instances of burnK7 for a couple of minutes without any troubles.
[19:53] <aldaek> semanticpc, other than ftp?
[19:53] <yacc> Piet, no oops.
[19:53] <semanticpc> yea .....
[19:53] <yacc> Piet, just a kernel that for whatever reason does not keep the CPU cool.
[19:53] <Slart> mikebeecham: then I'm out of ideas.. you could try making samba print some debug info.. see if you can see what happens when you try connecting.. or do the same on the server side.. see if it tells you why access is denied for that one folder
[19:53] <aldaek> my mind keeps going to dropbox... not sure of license, but free.. let me check to see if they have a linux build
[19:53] <yacc> Piet, the shutdown is "correct", as in the correct thing to do with a CPU going near 100° C
[19:54] <yacc> Piet, the difference is that the older kernels survived the same (more or less) workload without going critical.
[19:54] <aldaek> Free for Windows, Mac, and Linux
[19:54] <deserteagle> does anyone know how to configure the X server on a headless system to where VNC connections will have a bigger resolution?
[19:55] <semanticpc> aldaek: ill chk tht thanx
[19:55] <yeimi> HOLA A TODOS
[19:55] <Piet> yacc: did you look into a better fan controller and power saving features?
[19:55] <aldaek> semanticpc:  you are very welcome. :) Like i said, not sure of the license.
[19:56] <yacc> Piet, the hardware is fine. The older kernels survive burnK7 fine.
[19:56] <OrEvA> what should i do if i have file system error?
[19:56] <yacc> Piet, so logically it's a bug in the new kernel package ;(
[19:56] <semanticpc> aldaek: the basic edition is free
[19:57] <aldaek> OrEvA: try a "fsck" from a live cd/dvd.
[19:57] <yacc> Piet, and yes, I'm currently running at 800MHz/powersave locked in, so that I can use the laptop at all.
[19:57] <yacc> Piet, but somehow castrating the hardware so that it can run somehow is not the point.
[19:57] <yeimi> ALGUIN HABLA ESPAÑOL O FRANCES
[19:57] <Piet> yacc: the old fancontrol sucks remarkably
[19:57] <Pici> !es | yeimi
[19:57] <Pici> !fr > yeimi
[19:58] <yacc> Piet, well, in my experience the new one seems to suck => the old kernels, and Intrepid have run stable without issues for months.
[19:58] <Piet> yacc: is this a thinkpad by chance?
[19:58] <Piet> yacc: not really, no
[19:58] <aldaek> wow... dropbox is gpl licensed
[19:58] <johnP> I need to print just one page out of a pdf doc. Page 11 of 28. My printer setup does not give me the options to select a single page. I am using the default printer drivers that come with Ubuntu and Document Viewer. How can i fix this?
[19:58] <yeimi> Y COMO AGO ES QUE SOY NUEVO EN ESTO
[19:58] <semanticpc> ohh aldaek here the server space is provided by them .... but i actually i have my remote server too
[19:58] <OrEvA> aldaek:fsck fails to do any thing
[19:58] <yacc> Piet, HP 2050tx (AMD dualcore tablet convertible)
[19:58] <yeimi> PORFA UN POCO DE AYUDA
[19:58] <aldaek> do you have any hard drive diagnostic utilities then?
[19:59] <Slart> johnP: I'm surprised it isn't configurable in the print dialog.. but you can use some command line tools to extract the page you want and save it to a new file.. then print that
[19:59] <yacc> Piet, it's certainly possible that in some abstract way the new fancontrol is "better", but it's certainly not better at keeping my laptop running ;)
[19:59] <OrEvA> aldaek: i dont know....like what
[20:00] <yacc> johnP, which PDF reader?
[20:00] <johnP> Slart; i have no idea what commands to use to do that.. but first.. is there another way to accessthe printers dialog?.. im just going to print setup from the File menu..
[20:00] <heff> when  connect my usb hdd external drive it doesnt show on my desktop...how do I fix that ?
[20:01] <aldaek> heff: mount it
[20:01] <Slart> johnP: that's the only one I know of
[20:01] <heff> how do I do that ?
[20:01] <johnP> I am using Document Viewer to view the PDF
[20:01] <Slart> johnP: or rather.. press file, print.. you should get a new dialog
[20:01] <Slart> johnP: the print setup thingy is just for selecting what printer to use and such
[20:02] <johnP> I see.. i need the options for the print setup.. such as print preview and such
[20:03] <johnP> perhaps its a limitation of the Document Viewer and i need a better pdf viewer?
[20:03] <Piet> yacc: :) apparently not.
[20:03] <Slart> johnP: what happens if you select, File -> Print  .. you don't get a dialog window where you can select, All pages, Current page, etc
[20:03] <Slart> johnP: print preview isn't available in the document viewer
[20:04] <yacc> Piet, well, usually I can appreciate design beauty, clean code and all these other attributes of a good solution. Anytime. Well anytime but times where my personal hardware acts up ;)
[20:05] <Slart> johnP: or wait.. I have a "Print preview" button at the bottom of the print dialog.. pretty useless though, it just opens another window that looks exactly the same =)
[20:05] <johnP> Oh yeah.. your right.. i get optiions then.. DOH!.. i guess i overlooked that.
[20:05] <johnP> sorry.
[20:05] <Piet> yacc: i was just looking for some improved fan controlling daemon a freind of mine made, but can't find it right now, apparently it's not online yet. anyway, how about hacking your own dynamic fix for now, using cron and lm-sensors?
[20:05] <johnP> i think i can do what i need to do from here.. the dialog that comes up with Print
[20:06] <Piet> yacc: i agree that's a bad workaround for an apparent kernel or other software bug
[20:06] <Piet> yacc: well you have not said this, yet, but i guess you would
[20:06] <iScor> hi
[20:06] <yacc> Piet, not sure if I can control the fan => anyway, for the time being I'll survive by either getting the nvidia module working on the older kernels, or by locking the box to 800MHz manually.
[20:06] <deserteagle> how do i change the resolution on an X server when I dont have a monitor plugged?
[20:06] <iScor> could someone help me with ubuntu? im on the live cd to test it
[20:06] <Piet> yacc: it would surely be better if you could file a bug report and try to find out if it's really the kernel causing it or some ther software you upgraded, too
[20:07] <yacc> Piet, no other software.
[20:07] <tdn> I have just installed Ubuntu 9.04 on my girlfriends laptop. During install I created a user for me 'tdn'. When the install finished, I created an admin user for her 'hhc'. When I use it, it regularly pops up with security updates. But when she uses it, it does not. How do I fix this? I have checked today that there are several updates. Why is she not notified?
[20:07] <Piet> yacc: so debugging becomes much easier already, please file a bug report.
[20:08] <yacc> Piet, I took an hour off, booting all kinds of kernels and trying to burn them. 2.6.28-11 does not survive even 60 secs, while the older kernels all managed without any troubles for a couple of minutes.
[20:08] <soulfreshner> tdn - does she belong to the admin group?
[20:08] <yacc> Piet: I'm just filing it.
[20:09] <johnP> O.k. Crown me Idiot of the day.  it worked fine, thanks Slart!
[20:09] <yacc> Piet: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/378065 <= for all to see.
[20:09] <yacc> And now it's dinner time :)
[20:10] <Piet> yacc: thanks
[20:10] <tomas_> hey, which option in php config disables warnings?
[20:11] <soulfreshner> tomas_ - errorlevel?
[20:11] <tdn> soulfreshner, yes.
[20:12] <wff> Hello.  I'm having some trouble using userdir in httpd.conf.  I followed these instructions: http://www.easy-ubuntu-linux.com/apache-modules-ubuntu-configuration-2.html.  However, when I restart my server and go to http://localost/~myuser, I get a beloved 403 Forbidden error.
[20:12] <JosefAssad> anyone tell me what I need to do to get cgi working? I have the cgi-bin showing but when I try to run a cgi in it, firefox tries to download the fil
[20:12] <tomas_> soulfreshner: thanks
[20:12] <soulfreshner> np :)
[20:12] <abhilash> i did openoffice presentaion slide,its too slow when i begin and it gets struck, whats alternative??please help
[20:12] <ker2x> hi ! is this page still up-to-date ? http://www.ubuntu.com/partners/ibm/db2
[20:12] <yacc> JosefAssad, then your Apache is not recognizing it as an executable, ...
[20:13] <ker2x> i should download the 7.10 ?
[20:13] <abhilash> when i start slideshow, it just hangs
[20:13] <Ademan> hey yacc, I missed you on #python-xlib I'm not really an expert but maybe I could help you if you wanna get back in there
[20:13] <tomas_> tomas@fugu:~$ grep errorlevel /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini
[20:13] <tomas_> nothing
[20:13] <Pici> ker2x: 7.10 is no longer supported.
[20:13] <bullgard4> Does 'pavumeter --record' show volume on a linear or on a logarithmic scale?
[20:13] <ker2x> Pici: but the page tell to DL the 7.10 for DB2 : http://www.ubuntu.com/partners/ibm/db2
[20:13] <ker2x> that's why i'm confused :)
[20:14] <Slart> ker2x, Pici: that's weird.. why not use the LTS version for those things..
[20:15] <bullgard4> Zeigt 'pavumeter --record' die Lautstärke auf einer linearen  oder  einer logarithmischen Skala an?
[20:15] <LordKenTheGreat> Hello, how do I make a proper debian/ubuntu package?
[20:15] <JosefAssad> yacc: alright. Is that something in /etc/apache2/apache2.conf?
[20:15] <LordKenTheGreat> There's no good documentation on the internet.
[20:16] <ker2x> latest DB2-C is 9.5.2 ... and probably have the same software requirement ...
[20:16] <Pici> ker2x: I suggest that you either take a look at the forum linked from that page or contact Canonical directly about it
[20:17] <JosefAssad> hm, module cgid already enabled
[20:17] <th0r> LordKenTheGreat: you're right...no info at all on the net - http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=4&url=http%3A%2F%2Fubuntuforums.org%2Fshowthread.php%3Ft%3D2683&ei=ELQRSrnPI5SEtwej_8T-Bw&rct=j&q=how+to+create+a+.deb+package&usg=AFQjCNHmmvvU_kWqrzq9Upja-Dua7Ad1iQ
[20:17] <ker2x> oh, online forum. i didn't saw it. thx :)
[20:17] <josem> hiii
[20:17] <ker2x> (mmm, it's a link to IBM's forum :/ )
[20:17] <LordKenTheGreat> Sorry, I just loaded that now...
[20:17] <ker2x> well, thx for your help :)
[20:17] <josem> i need help
[20:18] <chemikalz> what with
[20:18] <sbasuita> LordKenTheGreat, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Complete
[20:19] <djones> LordKenTheGreat: also look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/openweekJaunty/UbuntuDev
[20:19] <LittleJ> hy
[20:19] <LittleJ> can any one help me with guake ?
[20:20] <LittleJ> i have some problems with version from synaptic, and i canot build guake 4.0 from source...
[20:20] <Ademan> LittleJ: what's the issue with the original package?
[20:20] <LittleJ> Ademan: some fonts problem
[20:20] <LittleJ> actualy its a bug in version from synaptic
[20:20] <LittleJ> let me give u the link
[20:20] <Ademan> LittleJ: a documented bug?
[20:21] <tdn> soulfreshner, uid=1001(hhc) gid=1001(hhc) groups=1001(hhc),4(adm),20(dialout),21(fax),24(cdrom),25(floppy),26(tape),29(audio),30(dip),44(video),46(plugdev),107(fuse),109(lpadmin),115(netdev),117(admin),122(sambashare)
[20:21] <Ademan> LittleJ: if it's already a documented bug and you wanted to build it from source, I can try and help you with that
[20:21] <epiro> hi all :D
[20:21] <LittleJ> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/guake/+bug/373863
[20:21] <LittleJ> yea
[20:21] <mgmuscari> any recommendations for a good media player with media library/collection support? i'm trying amarok2, but frankly the lack of configuration options is frustrating, as well as the lack of gapless playback
[20:21] <LittleJ> its a documented bug
[20:21] <Ademan> LittleJ: alright, then what's your issue with building it from source
[20:21] <Ademan> ?
[20:22] <mgmuscari> i'd like to try xmms2 but i can't figure out which of the many gui clients to try
[20:22] <epiro> does anybody know how I can make my webcam work on homepages? ex. blogtv.com !?
[20:22] <aldaek> OrEvA and I have a question about marking bad blocks so the fs does not use them. How do we do this?
[20:22] <LittleJ> well i have prroblems with gtk+-2.0
[20:22] <Ramon> Hi people!
[20:23] <Ademan> LittleJ: sure, is it saying you don't have it? you need the libgtk2.0-dev package (that may not be the exact-exact name)
[20:23] <deany> mgmuscari, I use xmms1 but I quite liked exaile when I used it.
[20:23] <Ramon> How can i do to see a dvd video in the iso file format?
[20:23] <mgmuscari> deany: been a while since i tried xmms1... does it have good support for media library searching?
[20:23] <LittleJ> i have it instaled ademan
[20:23] <LittleJ> thats exactly the problem...
[20:23] <epiro> Ramon - can't you download it?
[20:23] <deany> mgmuscari,  no media library, just a standard play which is what I want.  try exaile.
[20:23] <mgmuscari> deany: i've been using winamp on this computer for the longest time, but i finally became too fed up with windows and just wiped it
[20:24] <LittleJ> and yea its exactly the same name
[20:24] <Ademan> LittleJ: can you make a paste of your error output at http://www.rafb.net/paste  ?
[20:24] <chemikalz> try apt-get "program name"
[20:24] <deany> mgmuscari,  xmms is more like winamp than exaile is.
[20:24] <LittleJ> sure just a second
[20:24] <Ademan> or rather, just your entire output
[20:24] <epiro> does anybody know how I can make my webcam work on homepages? ex. blogtv.com !?
[20:24] <aldaek> dont forget the sudo in front
[20:24] <epiro> what does sudo mean?
[20:24] <deany> mgmuscari,   but no library
[20:24] <chemikalz> ah yes
[20:24] <mgmuscari> deany: yeah, i'm looking for something that's similar to winamp 5 rather than winamp 2
[20:24] <chemikalz> sudo
[20:24] <epiro> everything's like sudo, lol
[20:24] <aldaek> switch user do
[20:24] <chemikalz> sudo means it will just work
[20:24] <aldaek> lol
[20:24] <chemikalz> with ur hardware
[20:24] <chemikalz> etc
[20:24] <epiro> chemikalz hahhahahah
[20:24] <chemikalz> idk its magic
[20:24] <FloodBot3> chemikalz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:25] <deany> mgmuscari, I dont know if winamp would work under wine
[20:25] <Ramon> epiro, i had download it and it is a <name-of-film>.iso, how can i to mount it on a virtual drive and see it within xine??
[20:25] <mgmuscari> deany: i already tried it... the ui doesn't work too well
[20:25] <deany> mgmuscari, I love winamp, the only thing i miss from windows.
[20:25] <LittleJ> Ademan: http://rafb.net/p/xbTG4M24.html
[20:25] <mgmuscari> deany: agreed
[20:25] <chemikalz> im runnin rythmbox, its got built in last.fm sweet i like it
[20:25] <wff> Has anyone been successful using userdir in apache2?
[20:25] <epiro> Ramon - doesn't it say what program you need to download automatically when you run it?
[20:25] <Ademan> deany: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=5
[20:26] <epiro> people, this is the problem with ubuntu and linux...ITS NOT USER FRIENDLY...like windows! ;D
[20:26] <epiro> ;)
[20:26] <chemikalz> after u mess with it a bit it is
[20:26] <chemikalz> i havent touched my vista boot
[20:26] <chemikalz> since i installed
[20:26] <chemikalz> ubuntu a few days ago
[20:26] <Ramon> epiro, i have th iso image of the film, and i want to see it without mastering it but directly from the iso image. How cn i do it???
[20:26] <epiro> and also, there is not real support as they promise it would be... ;)
[20:27] <scampbell> Please don't feed the trolls.
[20:27] <epiro> Ramon - I don't know!
[20:27] <LittleJ> so ademan i checked again and i confirm i have latest package of libgtk2.0-dev
[20:27] <epiro> Ramon - I am new to Ubuntu...
[20:27] <Ramon> ok, o don't tell me things u don't know about.
[20:27] <SLKC> Hello all :)
[20:27] <Str1ke> Seeing as Ubuntu is an african word, maybe someone here can help me with my query. When I was younger I lived in South Africa, and my mother used to tell me about some of the black south africans that believed that there was a monster that lived under their beds, and that some of them would raise their beds up on stacks of bricks so that the little monsters could not reach them. Unfortunately, I cannot remember what this devilish little creature was called. 
[20:27] <FloridaGuy> ? isent xorg supose to have mouse and keyboard and   ( monitor name a resalution ) and i have screen set at 1280 x 1024...if i restart pc..it goes back to 1024 x 768
[20:27] <Slart> Ramon: just mount it to a folder somewhere and open that folder in your favourite video player
[20:27] <Slart> !mountiso | Ramon
[20:27] <Ademan> LittleJ: alright, do you have python-gtk2 and if so try installing python-gtk2-dev
[20:28] <epiro> Ramon - Instead of complaining to me, you should be thankfull that I am trying to help you! :)
[20:28] <chemikalz> lol str1ke
[20:28] <Slart> !ot | Str1ke
[20:28] <Mion> Str1ke: it's named "epiro"
[20:28] <FloridaGuy> http://pastebin.com/m2a857a86
[20:28] <LittleJ> Ademan:  u'r the man :) worked like a charm :)
[20:29] <Ademan> LittleJ: awesome, glad to hear it
[20:29] <TBeholder> !mountntfs
[20:29] <LittleJ> didnt tought bout that :)
[20:29] <TBeholder> !ntfs
[20:29] <Ramon> I'm helpfull when i make a question and a person answer it correctly. as Slart did. Fill the channel of unuseful words isnt help. Thats all.
[20:29] <LittleJ> thanks a lot mate :) bye bye
[20:29] <epiro> Strlke - It was called: "Mion" !
[20:29] <TBeholder> !fuse
[20:29] <Str1ke> Mion: thanks, now I know what to google
[20:29] <Ramon> Thank sslart.
[20:29] <chemikalz> anyone know how to make steam work through wine
[20:30] <Str1ke> oh wait...that was a joke
[20:30] <Str1ke> d'oh
[20:30] <chemikalz> do i really have to reinstall wine
[20:30] <chemikalz> first
[20:30] <Slart> Ramon: you're welcome
[20:30] <Slart> !who | chemikalz
[20:30] <epiro> does anybody know how I can make my webcam work on homepages? ex. blogtv.com !?
[20:30] <Mion> chemikalz: dual-booting is much better
[20:30] <chemikalz> i can dual boot
[20:30] <chemikalz> i just like ubuntu :)
[20:30] <Eloff> I have a uri to a .deb package, how can I install it on my ubuntu box?
[20:30] <Slart> epiro: that would depend entirely on how those webpages are constructed..
[20:30] <mgmuscari> hm
[20:31] <mgmuscari> well
[20:31] <Ademan> Eloff: if you have a gui just download the package with firefox or something, then you can double click on it once you've downloaded it
[20:31] <Eloff> Thanks ademan
[20:31] <Slart> Eloff: I'm not sure if you can feed a uri to apt-get.. you might have to download the package first.. then install it with gdebi or something like that
[20:31] <Ademan> Eloff: alternatively you can use wget to download the package and use sudo dpkg -i <package>    to actually install it
[20:31] <mgmuscari> deany: winamp lite actually does work fine under wine. winamp full has problems drawing the gui
[20:31] <daedhel_> Eloff, dowload it somewhere, then CD to that somewhere, then "sudo dpkg -i package.deb"
[20:31] <ElectricHeavyLan> Anyone have experience using either 'puredata' or 'Csound' for audio synthesis? ChucK just will not work on this machine or some reason and there's no IRC channel...etc...Ubunutu *does* have packages for other though.
[20:32] <LordKenTheGreat> How do I build the package if make only builds one binary in the same working directory?
[20:32] <ana> oi
[20:32] <epiro> Slart - It's blogtv.com ! I can run my webcam on cheese, but it doesn't recognized on blogtv.com ! should it recognize?
[20:32] <Ademan> LordKenTheGreat: what package?
[20:32] <cara> Has anyone been able to use their HDMI port (Nvidia) under ubuntu?
[20:32] <ana> oi di
[20:32] <daedhel_> LordKenTheGreat, are u sure there is no deb for your app
[20:32] <deany> mgmuscari, ill stick to xmms, super lite and winamp presets are perfect, which is my main need...they dont seem to import very well in other programs.  Audacious gives out high pitched scratchy noise with them, otherwise i`d use that.
[20:32] <Str1ke> To all new ubuntu-users in the channel - welcome! You've made the right decision :)
[20:32] <chemikalz> im going to try csound
[20:32] <LordKenTheGreat> WiiTCPload.
[20:32] <chemikalz> i used pro tools on mac
[20:32] <epiro> cara - no, not me...
[20:32] <ElectricHeavyLan> ...mainly wondering which might be more "mature" I guess.
[20:32] <Slart> epiro: I doubt it.. it sounds like some proprietary windows thing..
[20:32] <grendian> tcpdump -w tcpdump.log gives me packet data.. how to i get it to dump the output it shows to a log file.. only success i have had is tcpdump > tcpdump.log, but this doesn't actually dump to the log until i kill the command. anyone know tcpdump? better place to ask?
[20:33] <cara> WTF? did they break it?
[20:33] <ana> oi di
[20:33] <mgmuscari> deany: yeah, there doesn't seem to be much of a reason to use winamp lite over xmms :)
[20:33] <epiro> Slart - Yeah... :/
[20:33] <ana> oi
[20:33] <mgmuscari> deany: one thing that i definitely miss so far is gapless playback on mp3's
[20:33] <ana> quenhe
[20:33] <LordKenTheGreat> I've checked for an existing deb.
[20:33] <ana> vc
[20:33] <Slart> grendian: why not try wireshare or one  of the other guis out there?
[20:33] <Ademan> ElectricHeavyLan: I haven't the slightest clue but why not go with the one with the package and then if you find you don't like it try the other one?
[20:33] <ana> oi
[20:33] <LordKenTheGreat> And the version I have (SVN) is the only one that works.
[20:33] <epiro> Slart - but there is a way to fake it, like all other windows monopoly programs
[20:33] <eseven73> Slart, wireshark*
[20:33] <Slart> !br | ana
[20:33] <deany> mgmuscari, I dont like players that have big windows like amarok/exaile.. Just used to having a winamp like player in corner of screen all the time.
[20:34] <Slart> grendian: sorry.. wireshark
[20:34] <nmvictor> chemikalz: nice to hear that,wish every other person dealing with kerspersky and its ignorance to system files in an attempt to scrape of viruse wakes up to the beuaty of linux some day
[20:34] <Slart> eseven73: thanks =)
[20:34] <grendian> @slart i'm not using a gui
[20:34] <ElectricHeavyLan> Ademan: true...might as well.
[20:34] <ana> oi
[20:34] <LordKenTheGreat> I'm not going to give up with packaging this...
[20:34] <enterneo> prudent idea to wipe / and /home for ext4 now, (is grub stable enough to work itself with ext4?)
[20:34] <Eloff_> these wobbly windows things in ubuntu Jaunty, is there any way to turn off how they "stick" to the sides and resist dragging?
[20:34]  * grawity waves at LordKenTheGreat
[20:34] <chemikalz> nvmvictor:   :)
[20:34] <mgmuscari> deany: yeah, i don't like to give up screen real estate either. i pretty much just use this PC as a media center though, and my library has about 27,000 songs in it, so i need something with good media library support
[20:34] <Slart> grendian: there are ncurses guis too.. .. I've never used just plain tcpdump
[20:34]  * LordKenTheGreat waves back at grawity.
[20:35] <Ademan> ElectricHeavyLan: yeah, unfortunately I can't be any more useful than that lol
[20:35] <chemikalz> eloff ur runnin  juanty?
[20:35] <chemikalz> lol
[20:35] <Slart> !ccsm | Eloff_
[20:35] <Eloff_> thanks
[20:35] <ana> oi dyelle
[20:35] <Ademan> LordKenTheGreat: you're hell bent on creating a package rather than just make-installing it? (I understand that, I *hate* doing things outside of dpkg/apt)   if that's the case you might check out #ubuntu-motu  they package things all day long there, they'd know what's what
[20:35] <Slart> Eloff_: install that, then go to system, preferences, Compizconfig-settings-manager, find the plugin for snapping windows or similar.. disable it
[20:35] <ana> oi
[20:35] <grendian> well, thanks
[20:36] <Slart> ana: /join #ubuntu-br
[20:36] <Eloff_> chemikalz? why is it amusing that I'm running Jaunty?
[20:36] <Slart> ana: this channel is english only
[20:36] <kingmanic12> Hello, I have a little graphics driver problem.  I recently updated 8.10 to the latest kernel and installed Nvidia Glx 180 drivers.  I removed and purged all old graphics files and it comes up with this error on start-up.   " EE Failed to load Module "Type 1" (Module does not exist, 0)
[20:36] <LordKenTheGreat> Ademan: I make-ed it, but there's no install option.
[20:36] <chemikalz> idk i read about it today on digg
[20:36] <Eloff_> thanks Slart
[20:36] <gtl> how do I install a x86 .deb package on ubuntu x86_64
[20:36] <LordKenTheGreat> Thanks Ademan.
[20:36] <chemikalz> said it was the most likley flavor to make windows users use
[20:36] <kingmanic12> I am running GeForce 7300SE as well so the 180 is compatible.
[20:36] <chemikalz> linux
[20:37] <enterneo> I have a Core2Duo Notebook, suggestions on whether to install ubuntu 64b or 32b?
[20:37] <chemikalz> is it sweet?, whats different between jaunty and regular stable ubuntu release?
[20:37] <Slart> gtl: you can use dpkg to disable the arcchitecture checking.. man dpkg for info on how to do it
[20:37] <ana> fd
[20:37] <epiro> i just bought a new webcam today, they old webcam forget it that it would work!
[20:37] <Slart> gtl: but it's always better to use a 64bit package
[20:37] <Ademan> LordKenTheGreat: no problem.  also though, if it's just a single binary without any shared objects and such, you could just sudo mv the_binary /usr/local/bin  which is where things go when they weren't installed via apt
[20:37] <sebsebseb> chemikalz: later programs in  the non LTS's
[20:37] <sebsebseb> chemikalz: later versions of
[20:37] <Slart> !br | ana, last chance.. english only in here
[20:37] <eseven73> chemikalz, Jaunty is stable
[20:37] <LordKenTheGreat> Ademan: I'm just making the deb to help others.
[20:38] <chemikalz> should i check it out if i already set up my os over the past few days
[20:38] <chemikalz> how i want it
[20:38] <ryanakca> I have radvd running on my router, why isn't my Ubuntu laptop picking up an IPv6 address?
[20:38] <chemikalz> ima read about it
[20:38] <Ademan> LordKenTheGreat: that's awesome! yeah #ubuntu-motu is definitely the place to be then, good luck and thanks for the contribution
[20:38] <Shortguy109> does anyone know why www.deezer.com doesn't load up for me properly?
[20:38] <gtl> Slart: kk, ty. I don't have the x64 package, though
[20:38] <TBeholder> chemikalz ...just a bit buggy yet
[20:38] <ana> oi dyelle
[20:39] <mgmuscari> deany: thanks for the help, i'm going to give exaile a try and see if it meets my requirements.
[20:39] <mgmuscari> bye
[20:39] <epiro> bye mgmuscari
[20:39] <nmvictor> mgmuscari: youd also try gxine
[20:39] <chemikalz> can i like update or switch to jauntey without reformatting or reinstalling?
[20:39] <Slart> chemikalz: yes.. you can upgrade to jaunty
[20:40] <Slart> !upgrade | chemikalz
[20:40] <nmvictor> chemikalz:yea,through update maneger
[20:40] <chemikalz> slart sudo apt-get juanty?
[20:40] <chemikalz> :DDD
[20:40] <TBeholder> chemikalz there's some option in aptitude. i just did it. :(
[20:40] <Carstairs> Can anyone tell me how to set up a roaming ip address please
[20:40] <Slart> chemikalz: hehe.. read the info on the webpage ubottu told you about
[20:40] <chemikalz> TBeholder:  why sad face dont like jaunty?
[20:40] <chemikalz> thanks slart
[20:41] <TBeholder> chemikalz  freakin' thing runs perfect right to the point when it shows desktop and mouse cursor. =)))
[20:41] <m0r0n> Hey anyone willing to try to help me?
[20:41] <chemikalz> hmm
[20:41] <chemikalz> maybe ill hold off then
[20:41] <Slart> m0r0n: what is your problem?
[20:42] <epiro> jaunty is good :D it's more user friendly...like vista! :D
[20:42] <nmvictor> m0r0n: whats the problem
[20:42] <epiro> :D
[20:42] <deany> vista!??
[20:42] <epiro> deany - yeah!!!!!!!!!!!
[20:42] <papito> I cant enable graphic effects on ubuntu 9 and my laptop LG-E500
[20:42] <chemikalz> dont scare me into not getting jaunty
[20:42] <chemikalz> by saying its like vista
[20:42]  * deany does sudo rm -rf /
[20:42] <Slart> !ot
[20:42] <enterneo> I have a Core2Duo Notebook, suggestions on whether to install ubuntu 64b or 32b?
[20:42] <TBeholder> chemikalz  i'll kick some configs around, of course. also, here was  some user with sound problems. on the other hand i just talked in ICQ witth pal who stuffed it into laptop and all works like swiss clockwork
[20:42] <mphill> papito: do you have an intel video card
[20:42] <Slart> enterneo: how much memory do you have?
[20:43] <JosefAssad> anyone recommend an open source search engine? People I know have a homerolled CMS that needs search capability
[20:43] <sebsebseb> deany: I  think that's the command that dosan't just work, but you shoudn't be giving out such commands here if  they work or don't
[20:43] <Ademan> chemikalz: i'd scare you into not using jaunty because alot of people have been having issues with it... I personally have only had minor issues, but some people have had some pretty major stuff
[20:43] <papito> mphill, how do I know that ?
[20:43] <epiro> chemikalz - yeah, regular people need user friendly operating systems...everybody aren't computer nerds like ut! ;D
[20:43] <chemikalz> im runnin ubuntu stable on my dualcore with 4gb ram 32bit ubuntu though
[20:43] <Carstairs> help with roaming ip?
[20:43] <papito> mphill, i think is intel, ..
[20:43] <epiro> us
[20:43] <chemikalz> epiro i mean i already set everything up, i just got back into linux
[20:43] <ana> oi
[20:43] <mphill> papito: a regression issue with intel chips on 9.04 prevent 3d effects from working
[20:43] <Myrtti> ana: how can we help you today?
[20:43] <sebsebseb> Myrtti: good boot
[20:43] <tdn> I have just installed Ubuntu 9.04 on my girlfriends laptop. During install I created a user for me 'tdn'. When the install finished, I created an admin user for her 'hhc'. When I use it, it regularly pops up with security updates. But when she uses it, it does not. How do I fix this? I have checked today that there are several updates. Why is she not notified?
[20:44] <jamesstilwell3rd> Anyone know where I can find the ubuntu equivalent of madwifi-source in debian?
[20:44] <nmvictor> epiro: did you just compare vista to jaunty,you even said that vista is user friendly,hey you are placing jaunty on the wrong scale.Vista sucks!!!!
[20:44] <epiro> chemikalz - yeah! windows sucks...it's just mind control of the population, but it's good cause it's user friendly!
[20:44] <papito> mphill :D
[20:44] <papito> :(
[20:44] <kraut> system freeze the second time today
[20:44] <kraut> \o/
[20:44] <Slart> !ot | nmvictor, epiro
[20:44] <Myrtti> chemikalz, epiro, nmvictor: take the offtopic somewhere else, please
[20:44] <chemikalz> its only user-friendly if you do stuff like ms word
[20:44] <chemikalz> lol
[20:44] <ana> oi papito
[20:44] <chemikalz> sorry Myrtti
[20:45] <grawity> nmvictor: Vista may be Microsoft, it may be commercialware, it may be whatever you want, but admit it, it's regaining awesomeness. (You can't compare Windows and Unix directly anyway)
[20:45] <m0r0n> I installed Ubuntu on my E and Vista in on my C, I hit install Ubuntu on my E when it asked how much space to use I hit use all. My music is in that drive, and when I go back into Vista I cannot see that drive even existing and I can't access my music. I'd like to either uninstall Ubuntu
[20:45] <Slart> thanks Myrtti
[20:45] <m0r0n> or make it so I can access my music from both Ubuntu and Vista
[20:45] <nmvictor>  tdn:looks like shes got no permissions to install packages or updates
[20:45] <chemikalz> moron think u wiped ur drive
[20:45] <m0r0n> Great..
[20:45] <enterneo> Slart, 2GB
[20:46] <TBeholder> chemikalz  well, i suppose in two weeks more or so all the worst will be quick patched. it's just a question of reliability - don't install too big and new stuff into critical systems, other than that it's fair game
[20:46] <Carstairs> help with roaming ip anyone??
[20:46] <chemikalz> i can access my windows music
[20:46] <chemikalz> right away
[20:46] <Ademan> tdn: is she in the admin group?  you may also need to ensure the Update Notifier daemon is running at login for her    the command I have is 'update-notifier --startup-delay=60'  You should find your entry though in system->preferences->startup applications  it should be named 'Update Notifier' and the command can be seen by selecting it and hitting the 'edit' button
[20:46] <chemikalz> cuz i was careful with partitions
[20:46] <Slart> m0r0n: I didn't think the ubuntu installer just destroyed existing partitions.. but it sounds like that might be what happened
[20:46] <chemikalz> when i started installing
[20:46] <Slart> enterneo: then go with 32bit
[20:46] <Slart> enterneo: 64 bit isn't any faster and the 32bit version has more users so it's a bit better tested
[20:47] <epiro> ubottu - ok, please help me then...how can i get my webcam working when on vista i just need to plug it in and enjoy it while here i have to hang for 3 days before I MAYBE can make it work?!?
[20:47] <chemikalz> thats why i went with 32
[20:47] <Slart> enterneo: when you get a new computer with more than 4 GB memory you should install the 64 bit version
[20:47] <chemikalz> reads urp to 3.5 gb of my of my ram anywhow
[20:47] <Owner_> how can i install a new kernel in jaunty?
[20:47] <TBeholder> m0r0n  just keep all shared stuff on NTFS and mount it in Linux. where's problem?
[20:47] <wff> Hello.  I'm having some trouble using userdir in httpd.conf.  I followed these instructions: http://www.easy-ubuntu-linux.com/apache-modules-ubuntu-configuration-2.html.  However, when I restart my server and go to http://localost/~myuser, I get a beloved 403 Forbidden error.
[20:47] <chemikalz> he wrote install over all
[20:47] <Slart> chemikalz: mm.. you lose some to device mapping and such
[20:47] <m0r0n> Shared stuff?
[20:47] <TBeholder> !ntfs | moron
[20:47] <aditya> hey all
[20:48] <TBeholder> !ntfs | m0r0n
[20:48] <Carstairs> moron windows wont read a linux disc but linux will read a windows disc
[20:48] <Ademan> Owner_: eh, what are you trying to do? building your own kernel *isn't* supported in here if I'm not mistaken, why do you need a new one?
[20:48] <Borttrollad> Hi , anyone knows how i can remove all panels in ubuntu and only have gnome do as a dock?
[20:48] <TBeholder> m0r0n  look that link. linux can see NTFS without much issues
[20:48] <Slart> m0r0n: there are some drivers for reading ext2/3 partitions in windows.. but I would go with ntfs for a shared space
[20:49] <TBeholder> !fuse | m0r0n
[20:49] <Owner_> Ademan: No I have no clue how to build one, i just want to install a new one -- to learn
[20:49] <Slart> Borttrollad: I'm not entirely sure on this but I have this vague memory of gnome needing to have at least one panel for some reason
[20:49] <Ademan> Borttrollad: you can right click on a panel and hit "delete this panel" and remove it, or you could prevent the gnome-panel process from starting when you login (system->preferences->startup applications)
[20:49] <semanticpc> does rsync transfer the whole folder even if only a small change was made ??
[20:49] <Slart> semanticpc: afaik that it doesn't is one of it's major features
[20:49] <Borttrollad> thx
[20:50] <Carstairs> Help woth raoming ip anyone?
[20:50] <TBeholder> m0r0n  right now i have NWN in home directory, symlinked right into windows partition. everything ran just fine
[20:50] <tdn> Ademan, yes, she is. And I have not changed anything about start up programs.
[20:50] <Slart> semanticpc: it should only transfer the parts that were changed.. plus some overhead of course
[20:50] <Ademan> tdn: she may be lacking that update notifier daemon though, it's worth looking into that
[20:50] <tdn> Ademan, how do I check the update-notifier from command line?
[20:50] <tdn> Ademan, I have only ssh access
[20:50] <Slart> Carstairs: what do you mean by roaming ip? wifi?
[20:50] <Ademan> !kernel | Owner_
[20:51] <semanticpc> Slart: okay .... because it was taking a lot of time after the initial sync .... thts y
[20:51] <chatman> hi
[20:51] <Ademan> tdn: ew, erm hold on, it probably is going to require the gconf command which i'm unfamiliar with
[20:51] <eheitner> Hi-- is there a queue or a protocol for asking for help?
[20:51] <tdn> Ademan,
[20:51] <ryanakca> How do I get IPv6 working in NetworkManager ? I have my router advertising (radvd), but my laptop doesn't seem to pick it up....
[20:51] <tdn> Ademan, ok
[20:51] <Lenin_Cat> someone was snooping on my SSH agent, I killed it, but now what
[20:51] <erUSUL> !ask | eheitner
[20:51] <Carstairs> slart. No i am connected hard into hub
[20:51] <Slart> semanticpc: it might take a while to figure out what has changed.. but it shouldn't be transferring much during that time
[20:51] <semanticpc> okay thanx
[20:51] <TBeholder> Owner_  just say which of new bugs caught ye. ;)
[20:51] <Ramon> SOLVED, hey people, problem solved..... just tipe file sudo mount -t sudo mount -t iso9660  <film-name>.iso /media/cdrom -o loop......and it work!!!!! only pperhaps in VLC, but works very good......
[20:52] <chemikalz> im updating, but dont see jauntey in my update manager
[20:52] <Slart> eheitner: just ask... include lots of details (type !details for help on that)
[20:52] <Slart> chemikalz: you might have to change a setting in.. software sources, I think
[20:52] <chemikalz> ty
[20:52] <Slart> chemikalz: you can select wether it offers to upgrade to LTS versions, all versions or not at all
[20:52] <Owner_> TBeholder: Nah nothing as such, I just need it for my final year engineering project :P
[20:52] <Ramon> yaaaaaaaaaaaaahooooooooooooooooooo and no fuck program installed to mount !!!!!!!!!!
[20:52] <nmvictor> chemikalz: reload by clicking Check
[20:53] <Slart> !language | Ramon
[20:53] <m0r0n> Ok just to clarify, my music and linux are on drive E, whereas Vista and all those other programs are in another dive (C D F --Partitions)
[20:53] <Eloff_> Slart: thanks, fixed the sticky windows thing, it was exactly as you described
[20:53] <TBeholder> Owner_  You won The Jaunty Lottery!
[20:53] <Ramon> sorry people, and sorry for you ubottu... i'm happy!!!!
[20:53] <Carstairs> moron move your music to windows drive
[20:53] <m0r0n> How? I can't even see the hard drive
[20:53] <Owner_> TBeholder: umm.... :p
[20:53] <m0r0n> I'm on Windows right now
[20:53] <Slart> Eloff_: good.. I always disable that one myself so I've been there a few times myself =)
[20:54] <m0r0n> When I go to My Computer, it's non-existant
[20:54] <Carstairs> moron linux should find your windows drive
[20:54] <Ramon> another puzzle bit goes in place.... windows is very very far now...
[20:54] <eheitner> I'm trying to transfer some files from my ipod--.tiff and .gif files. I can open them on my roommate's Mac, but on my Ubuntu machine it tells me there is insufficient memory to open them with imageviewer (these files are 1 or 2 MB). Other .tiffs that are already on my harddrive open just fine. GIMP hangs when I try to open these files with them. I am occasionally getting an indexing error dialog box that doesn't seem to do anything.
[20:54] <Carstairs> moron do it from linux not windows
[20:54] <TBeholder> m0r0n  see where? you have to mount it. read manual, look into /dev to see how it's called and go on
[20:54] <Ramon> Ok, good bye people!
[20:54] <Owner_> TBeholder: I hate jaunty, it upgraded my amarok and it cant play files now - it disabled my virtualbox - liked intrepid better - and anyways i rarely use ext4
[20:55] <Eloff_> I installed my .deb package, anybody know where I find it now? (I'm used to getting an icon in the start menu)
[20:55] <TBeholder> Owner_ heh. it broke my *windowmanager*.
[20:55] <Eloff_> cd /usr
[20:55] <Eloff_> sorry
[20:55] <m0r0n> I tried looking in my E drive in Linux for my music but I couldn't find it, has it been deleted?
[20:55] <Slart> Eloff_: what did you install?
[20:55] <epiro> m0r0n - hahahahah...i can't see the files either...it doesn't seem to have a c drive
[20:55] <chemikalz> lol i updated, and all my music is missing now..lol
[20:55] <ninjafury> Guys, google couldn't help. Tried installing midori 0.1.6 from a .deb file on my Jaunty AMD64, and apt gives me this error: "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libsqlite3-0 (>= 3.6.13)". Can anyone help?
[20:56] <Eloff_> wingide, development ide for python
[20:56] <chemikalz> brb restarting
[20:56] <Slart> m0r0n: try starting the gnome partition editor.. it should be in system, administration
[20:56] <Owner_> TBeholder: Oh well I just wish ubuntu could simply cut the 6 month release date and simply follow a better release
[20:56] <Slart> m0r0n: see if you can find your ntfs drive there
[20:56] <epiro> m0r0n - it's totally stupid this shit...it has officially got world record in being difficult to use...
[20:56] <erUSUL> ninjafury: there is a ppa for midory that works quite well
[20:56] <erUSUL> !ppa | ninjafury
[20:56] <Slart> Eloff_: try running this in a terminal "sudo updatedb; locate wingide"
[20:56] <julian__> anyone know of any  video conversion program that has multi core support
[20:57] <Carstairs> moron you just put a new hard drive in your machine?
[20:57] <TBeholder> Eloff_  where it was targetted to. there was some option to look into .deb or if you did it with aptitude GUI it shows where files go, so you can make new launcher
[20:57] <Slart> Eloff_: it might take a minute or so (the updatedb thing looks through all your files and builds an index.. locate searches that index)
[20:57] <Owner_> The only reason I like using linux is xchat is free here -- in windows its shareware!!!
[20:57] <ninjafury> erUSUL, I downloaded the .deb file from launchpad, and still get this error
[20:57] <Slart> julian__: I think there was a build of mencoder that did multi core.. not sure if it's in by default
[20:57] <Eloff_> thanks Slart got a bunch of hits on it now, I should be able to figure it out from here
[20:57] <Slart> Owner_: there are free versions of xchat for windows too.. you just have to search a bit
[20:57] <Eloff_> I tried locate wing earlier, but I guess it was that updatedb that did the trick?
[20:58] <erUSUL> ninjafury: well the problem is tht you need other pdependencies from the same repositorie
[20:58] <julian__> well im using Devede right now on a quad core machine. but it only utilizes 40 percent of the processor
[20:58] <soulfreshner> Owner_, Xchat is free from silverex
[20:58] <Slart> Eloff_: you could also try typing wing and press <TAB>.. if there is a program that starts with wing it will autocomplete for you
[20:58] <Slart> Eloff_: correct.. updatedb updates the index thingy
[20:58] <Eloff_> Owner_: it's free in windows too, if you compile it yourself or find it online compiled by someone else (that's what I did)
[20:59] <Ademan> tdn: unfortuantely it's gonna be a bit longer, the gconf key I want isn't making itself immediately obvious
[20:59] <chemikalz> tim to see if music is there?
[20:59] <Eloff_> Slart: thanks again
[20:59] <Carstairs> moron have you recently added a new hard drive?
[20:59] <TBeholder> Owner_  technically, MirandaIM under wine is free too. ;)
[20:59] <Slart> julian__: mm.. devede is more bling bling than raw power... but it's very easy to use.. something that mencoder can't really be accused of
[20:59] <Slart> Eloff_: you're welcome
[20:59] <soulfreshner> Owner_, http://www.silverex.org/news/
[20:59] <ninjafury> erUSUL, also the version of midori in synaptic is out of date. So PPA is the way to go. How would I resolve the dependancy?
[20:59] <ralmar> Hey guys Im having a really weird problem with Ekiga Softphone (voip application). Everytime I open it up and start a call the network resource monitor in the system monitor says that i start uploading like crazy (550+ KB/s), when I only have roughly 30 KB/s (max connection upload speed). And during this time of massive upload, my call does not get disconnected in the sense that the time keeps on running, but i lose audio on the call, it actually does stop a
[20:59] <ralmar> nd if i open firefox i cant go to any website, not even google.com will load. However when I close ekiga, the crazy uploading stops and i can browse the web again. What could this be? Thanks
[20:59] <erUSUL> ninjafury: there is no need to resolve them if you add the ppa repo and you install midori you are set u
[21:00] <tdn> Ademan, ok.
[21:00] <Owner_> Slart, TBeholder, soulfreshner: Glad for the advice -- looking into it :)
[21:00] <eheitner> .tiff and .gif files from my ipod won't open-- i get "not enough memory" despite being able to open much bigger files already on my harddrive
[21:00] <julian__> I see. I mean devede is in fact really easy to use and it creates the iso file reading for burning. just wish the conversion went a bit faster
[21:01] <Carstairs> eheitner I think itunes changes the files so ipod can read them
[21:01] <Slart> julian__: what version of devede are you using?
[21:01] <Owner_> lol  --- its called Y chat hahaa
[21:01] <Slart> julian__: in mine I have a "use optimization for multi core cpus"
[21:01] <The_Jag> Hi all, has anyone a W5Fm Asus Laptop?
[21:01] <Carstairs> still need help with roaming ip folks
[21:01] <julian__> im using 3.12. I also do use that option
[21:02] <eheitner> carstairs- I don't use itunes, I use rythmbox to manage the music files on my ipod
[21:02] <caraewilton> Hi guys, can you help with an install glitch?
[21:02] <Slart> julian__: ah.. perhaps it isn't computing power that is limiting the process.. might be i/o limited
[21:02] <Jhodas> itunes is a resource hog, its insanely heave for  a music player
[21:02] <schambers> i have installed xubuntu 9.04 on my lenovo w500 laptop. i get audio controls, everything is unmuted, but no sound
[21:02] <Carstairs> eheitner sorry can't help then mate
[21:03] <julian__> Yea. Im looking at the support site and apparently in uses mencoder
[21:04] <tommacco> schambers: are you using gnome?
[21:04] <tommacco> schambers: i was having trouble with audio myself, specifically with alsa.  I switched over to OSS and everything works fine
[21:05] <schambers> i am using xfce
[21:05] <schambers> and xubuntu
[21:05] <Jhodas> tommacco, schambers I've had trouble with alsa since 7.04
[21:05] <d1gital> my screen resolution won't go back after an X restart.  didnt change any configs, wasnt doing anything driver-related, etc.  nvidia-xconfig seems to run fine but does not help. nvidia-settings says i'm not using nvidia driver.  nvidia enabled in restricted drivers manager.  any advice?
[21:06] <Kallestark> Hey, I have a problem with connecting to internet trough a router. Anyone think they can help me? I'm using ubuntu 7.04 i think
[21:06] <erUSUL> !details | Kallestark
[21:06] <tommacco> schambers: okay, i'm not sure about a specific utility to switch from alsa to oss besides the gnome sound options, i've been removed from linux for far too many years
[21:06] <schambers> Jhodas: how can i switch?
[21:07] <schambers> hmm
[21:07] <lstarnes> Kallestark: check the output of lsb_release -d
[21:07] <tommacco> Jhodas: I was running alsa just fine in 8.10, upgrade to 9.04 and only OSS would work
[21:07] <MaiuZ> irc://irc.ogamenet.net:6667/#ikariam.it
[21:07] <Jhodas> tommacco, maybe its just my hardware
[21:07] <schambers> oh
[21:07] <Jhodas> schambers, give me a moment
[21:07] <schambers> is it a dropdown
[21:07] <schambers> i see alsa mixer
[21:07] <tommacco> Jhodas: it's probably mine as well (-:
[21:07] <schambers> and OSS Mixer
[21:07] <schambers> Hermosa
[21:07] <Kallestark> Ehm, i'm new to ubuntu. I don't know anything
[21:08] <wff> Hello.  I'm having trouble using userdir with apache2.  I followed directions on the site http://www.easy-ubuntu-linux.com/apache-modules-ubuntu-configuration-2.html.  However, I get a beloved 403 Forbidden error when I go to http://localhost/~[my_user_name].  Any ideas?
[21:09] <ninjafury> erUSUL, after adding the ppa to my repo and trying to install midori through synaptic, i get "Depends: libwebkit-1.0-2 (>=1.1.6) but it is not installable" Can I fix this?
[21:09] <mib_e9oxiy3s> Hey, it's m0r0n again, I'm on Ubuntu through a CD, mind guiding me how to find my music
[21:10] <usuario_> vvvv
[21:10] <alpery764> update-manager notified about xorg-server-intel package update. I did th update and now my computer is freezing randomly.. it's so annoying. how can i go back to previous version of that package
[21:10] <erUSUL> ninjafury: :| never had that problem... did you added the correct lines for your ubuntu version?
[21:10] <usuario_> hola
[21:10] <erUSUL> !es | usuario_
[21:10] <unikon> to those that have helped me in the past few days with my ubuntu setup,,, I thank you
[21:10] <ninjafury> erUSUL, yes, the default ppa was for karmic, i changed it to jaunty. Is there something else I should have done?
[21:11] <usuario_> hi
[21:11] <ubuntu> hey
[21:11] <erUSUL> ninjafury: no; it should just have worked (tm)...
[21:11] <erUSUL> ninjafury: works here (althought im still in 8.10)
[21:12] <chazco> Hi... is it possible to feed key presses into a script (e.g. y,n,3,y into install.sh)
[21:12] <Jhodas> schambers, can't remember off the top of my head but I think there's a thread about that issue on the forums somewhere. Sorry I couldnt help more.
[21:12] <erUSUL> !info expect | chazco
[21:12] <Slart> chemikalz: there is a "yes" and "no" command.. or you could just use pipes
[21:13] <Slart> chemikalz: sorry.. wrong nick
[21:13] <ninjafury> erUSUL, so it seems libwebkit is causing the problem. If I manually install libwebkit, would it fix the dependancy?
[21:13] <Slart> hmm.. expect.. sounds like fun.. I'll have to take a look
[21:13] <erUSUL> ninjafury: maybe you can try that..
[21:13] <chazco> Thanks erUSUL, will use that if i cant find a more script friendly way (i have a recovery script for ubuntu, and one of my drivers comes as another shell script)
[21:14] <d1gital> my screen resolution won't go back after an X restart.  didnt change any configs, wasnt doing anything driver-related, etc.  nvidia-xconfig seems to run fine but does not help. nvidia-settings says i'm not using nvidia driver.  nvidia enabled in restricted drivers manager.  any advice?
[21:14] <Ademan> tdn: you can try 'sudo cp /etc/xdg/autostart/update-notifier.desktop /home/${herusername}/.config/autostart/'  although I'm not positive that will work, since her session manager *should* be checking /etc/xdg/autostart anyways...
[21:14] <scott__> fuck I got banned cause tor was still running:S, anyone have an idea how I can get unbanned?
[21:14] <erUSUL> chazco: i take that --> echo "string\n" (and variations) do not work
[21:15] <erUSUL> !language | AmnesiaUK go to #ubuntu-ops
[21:15] <Slart> AmnesiaUK: you could start by not using that kind of language
[21:15] <chazco> erUSUL - Not had any luck so far
[21:15] <nmvictor> whats the command to lock the screen?
[21:15] <Ademan> Slart beat me to it heh
[21:15] <AmnesiaUK> mkay:P
[21:15] <Slart> Ademan: and erusul beat us both =)
[21:15] <erUSUL> Ademan: no i beat you both ;P
[21:15] <AmnesiaUK> Could anyone tell me what I can compare X with as in windows
[21:16] <AmnesiaUK> can X be compared with explorer?
[21:16]  * erUSUL ^_^
[21:16] <Slart> AmnesiaUK: no.. nautilus would be the explorer equivalent
[21:16] <coz_> AmnesiaUK,  X with NT
[21:16] <AmnesiaUK> yeah...
[21:16] <Slart> AmnesiaUK: X is.. well.. not sure what the windows system is actually called
[21:16] <AmnesiaUK> with what can it be compared, cause than I can get a better idea what X actually is
[21:16] <coz_> AmnesiaUK,  thats the comparison  x is to linux as NT is to windows
[21:17] <lstarnes> AmnesiaUK: it's basically the display server
[21:17] <coz_> I believe
[21:17] <Slart> AmnesiaUK: have a look at the wikipedia page for X.org or just X.. it's pretty good
[21:17] <Slart> AmnesiaUK: they have pages for "desktop enviroment" "window manager" etc too
[21:17] <erUSUL> Ademan: maybe gdi gdi+ in windows up to XP in Vista they changed it to avalon or something equally "cool" named
[21:17] <lstarnes> AmnesiaUK: it can draw simple windows, but window managers like compiz and metavity actually manage the windows and decorate them
[21:17] <lstarnes> *metacity
[21:17] <AmnesiaUK> okay..,
[21:18] <AmnesiaUK> so there isnt a name for the windows "X variant"?
[21:18] <Abed> hey guys i have a strange issue with ubuntu, i 've just plugged in the headphones into my laptop but i get sound from both the headphones and the main speakers
[21:18] <Ademan> erUSUL: eh? tab completion gone awry?
[21:18] <Pici> AmnesiaUK: No. But ##window might have a better answer than that.
[21:18] <lstarnes> AmnesiaUK: windows doesn't use X or anything like it.  almost everything is in explorer or the windows kernel
[21:18] <erUSUL> Ademan: probably XD
[21:18] <TBeholder> AmnesiaUK as to win vs. *nix - no direct equivalent, the very point is that things are interfaced, not integrated
[21:18] <Slart> AmnesiaUK: not that I know of.. it's all included in "Windows"
[21:18] <Pici> !windows
[21:18] <lstarnes> AmnesiaUK: vista does have dwm as well
[21:18] <ninjafury> erUSUL, which version of midori are you using on your system?
[21:18] <redrebel> anyone here uses thunderbird??
[21:18] <erUSUL> AmnesiaUK: maybe gdi gdi+ in windows up to XP in Vista they changed it to avalon or something equally "cool" named
[21:18] <AmnesiaUK> okay:)
[21:19] <pellefrank> WIch TV reciver should i use? One that are compatible with linux
[21:19] <Slart> redrebel: yup..
[21:19] <erUSUL> ninjafury: 0..1.5
[21:19] <Slart> redrebel: try typing !anyone for some bot information
[21:19] <AmnesiaUK> erUSUL, lstarnes, Slart  okay thanks:)
[21:20] <redrebel> on my ubuntu thunderbird often seems to hang for a few seconds when I use it
[21:20] <jf> If I increase volume on PCM and Front above 75 it kills the audio. The higher the setting the sooner it will kill it. When it's gone, I can make a "terminal-beep" and it comes back...
[21:20] <jf> weird audio problem or what?
[21:20] <Guest43790> Hi guys, I don't know if this is the right channel, but I need some help on getting applications in ubuntu read greek filenames. Any idea?
[21:20] <redrebel> i when i move the window, it takes a while to redraw
[21:21] <Slart> redrebel: I haven't had any such problems using thunderbird.. firefox does it sometimes though
[21:21] <LjL> Guest43790: the channel is ok but you might try asking in #ubuntu-gr too if you speak greek, they're likely to know more about this specific topic
[21:21] <erUSUL> Guest43790: doesn't it do it by default ?
[21:21] <tdn> Ademan, I will not just overwrite things. I would like to check if it is already set first. Also, I would like to know WHY she does not get the updates, when I have created her user as admin.
[21:22] <redrebel> I think it might be due to the fact that i have thousands of emails
[21:22] <mad3linux> !search chaves
[21:22] <system404> god its taken me ages but finally got ubuntu installed on my dell vostro 1510 on it ryt now every distro i had to hand didnt work downloaded 9.04 and bam everything worked all my hardware everything my bluetooth my wifi bam all worked out the box fantastic love it
[21:22] <bubba> any server support?
[21:23] <Ademan> tdn: it won't be overwriting anything, unless there's already a update-notifier.desktop in her ~/.config/autostart  which I sincerely doubt.  however I do think that command I gave you won't change anything
[21:23] <Slart> redrebel: hmm.. that's possible.. but thunderbird should be able to handle thousands or even hundreds of thousands  mails without stuttering
[21:23] <erUSUL> bubba: #ubuntu-server ?
[21:23] <bubba> yep
[21:23] <Slart> mad3linux: looking for something special?
[21:24] <Slart> mad3linux: !search searches for .. factoids, I think.. !find searches for files in repository packages
[21:24] <Guest43790> ok LjL, thanks a lot!
[21:24] <system404> anyway to get evolution to receive my hotmail emails
[21:25] <mad3linux> @search games
[21:25] <Mick27> hi everyone
[21:25] <game> I have 7.10 and wondering what I should  do with it.
[21:25] <system404> anyway to get evolution to receive my hotmail emails
[21:25] <Mick27> is their a channel dedicated to server support ?
[21:25] <jrib> Mick27: #ubuntu-server
[21:25] <game> Put in 8.04 CD and do update?
[21:25] <Mick27> jrib, thanks
[21:25] <system404> anyway to get evolution to receive my hotmail emails
[21:25] <jrib> !upgrade | game
[21:26] <jrib> system404: does hotmail do pop or imap?
[21:26] <Slart> !games | mad3linux
[21:26] <compl3x> ...---...
[21:26] <orgy`> hi, im using ubuntu jaunty without pulse, but there are no treble/bass controls in alsamixer. is there a way to control them somehow anyway?
[21:26] <Slart> !repeat | system404
[21:26] <system404> the paid hotmail accounts have pop but my free account dont
[21:26] <mad3linux> how can I search and a link appear to me ?
[21:26] <deany> i use gmail , it has pop
[21:27] <jrib> mad3linux: google.com?
[21:27] <nmvictor> !patience
[21:27] <Slart> mad3linux: search for what?
[21:27] <erUSUL> system404: afaik hotmail odes not offer pop3 nor imap access so no; there is no way
[21:27] <mad3linux> search here in a server?
[21:27] <system404> iall i know is in outlook u download outlook connector and bam u got hotmail but not sure how to get my hotmail in ubuntu
[21:27] <mad3linux> for music files
[21:27] <erUSUL> !info gotmail | system404
[21:27] <Slart> mad3linux: wrong channel
[21:27] <mad3linux> ohh, sorry :)
[21:27] <Slart> mad3linux: this isn't a file sharing channel
[21:27] <bubba> i need help with my server
[21:27] <system404> ubotto is it easy to setup as in is it easy for a linux noob lol
[21:27] <jrib> bubba: ask your question
[21:28] <nmvictor> i used to think ubottu is one person out their,lol i was damn wrong.why dint you tell me ubottu?
[21:28] <Slart> !bot
[21:28] <Pici> system404: ubottu is a bot
[21:28] <system404> well that question goes to everyone is gotmail easy to setup with hotmail
[21:28] <system404> from a noob point of view
[21:28] <bubba> my ftp client does not see my server but the modem
[21:29] <erUSUL> system404: well is command line utility so maybe for a noob is not that easy
[21:29] <system404> me and windows no probs not alot i cant fix in windows but my linux exp is minimum
[21:29] <Slart> system404: I can only speak for myself.. but I haven't used hotmail since.. well.. 15  years ago or something... there is a plugin thing for thunderbird that can do it.. or could when I last looked at it
[21:29] <system404> paolo88: any app u can recommend for me to get my hotmail then
[21:30] <Slart> system404: I've never tried gotmail though
[21:30] <system404> i might look into that slart thanks
[21:30] <SuspectZero> in windows i ahve the net use command wht would be the linux equivilent of that?
[21:30] <system404> im dual booting at the moment so would like to access my mail no matter which os i run
[21:30] <grkblood13> can some1 help me get my usb mic to work in ubuntu?
[21:30] <bubba> ?
[21:30] <Slart> SuspectZero: net use could do lots of things.. what are you trying to do?
[21:30] <zaf> zimbra desktop does hotmail
[21:30] <erUSUL> SuspectZero: samba supplies a net command that is mostly compatible
[21:30] <lstarnes> bubba: is your modem also a router?
[21:31] <SuspectZero> net use \\127.0.0.1\ipc$ "" /user:""
[21:31] <system404> also where do i get themes for ubuntu cause the default is kinda bland
[21:31] <bubba> yes
[21:31] <SuspectZero> thts the command i wanna use but apperently thats an NT command
[21:31] <Slart> system404: check out gnome-look.org
[21:31] <lstarnes> bubba: then you need to setup port forwarding in you router
[21:31] <xmrkite> can someone help me with a Serial Port Issue? I moved my hard drive to a new computer and now my serial port is not working under vmware, though vmware thinks it is...
[21:31] <system404> will do slart thanks
[21:32] <grkblood13> any1 have any experience with getting a usb mic to work in ubuntu?
[21:32] <nmvictor> system404:www.gnomelook.org
[21:32] <bubba> ok. i will try that
[21:32] <bubba> thx
[21:32] <imatech> :-Dhi everybody
[21:32] <guntbert> !welcome | imatech
[21:33] <Rafael> how can i check how much of my space is use on home?
[21:33] <erUSUL> Rafael: df -h
[21:33] <jrib> Rafael: is /home its own partition?
[21:33] <imatech> how do I adjust my display to use the vbox guest additions?
[21:33] <imatech> Thank you ubottu
[21:33] <yaris123456789> is there an equivalent to Perl's CPAN for C ?
[21:33] <SeriaL> Selam
[21:33] <SeriaL> Hello
[21:33] <lstarnes> yaris123456789: I don't think so
[21:33] <erUSUL> yaris123456789: nope
[21:33] <SeriaL> ananýzamý atLayým ?
[21:33] <yaris123456789> how will you find libraries ??
[21:34] <SeriaL> oLur KaSarýw aßim qeLsn ßeraßer yapak yaris123456789 oLrmu ?
[21:34] <yaris123456789> like prewritten solutions
[21:34] <Rafael> erUSUL: Thanks
[21:34] <yaris123456789> SeriaL: sorry im not turk
[21:34] <Rafael> jrib: yes it is on RAID5
[21:34] <kmkz> any ideas of how i can play mp3's over ssh ?
[21:34] <SeriaL> yaw anLAmýcak ne war
[21:34] <guntbert> !tr | SeriaL
[21:34] <erUSUL> system404: http://madpenguin.org/cms/index.php/?m=show&id=437
[21:35] <Slart> kmkz: use sshfs?
[21:35] <yaris123456789> why do ppl think i am turkish
[21:35] <mzz> kmkz: sshfs might help (that lets you mount the part of the filesystem the mp3s are on, then just play them the usual way)
[21:35] <nmvictor> !tee
[21:35] <TBeholder> !ru
[21:35] <SeriaL> fuck you
[21:35] <SeriaL> demedk
[21:35] <SeriaL> :D
[21:35] <FloodBot3> SeriaL: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:35] <yaris123456789> SeriaL: what does my name in turkish
[21:35] <erUSUL> kmkz: with cli/curses media player ?
[21:35] <Ademan> tdn: have you had her log out since she became part of the admin group? or was her user created as an admin?
[21:35] <mzz> kmkz: or the other way around: mpg321 is a very basic commandline app that plays mp3s, useful to play them on the system you're sshd into
[21:35] <George2> hi, without hibernating, is it possible to save open directories and applications?
[21:36] <yaris123456789> !jp
[21:36] <yaris123456789> !kr
[21:36] <yaris123456789> !ch
[21:36] <TBeholder> cool
[21:36] <yaris123456789> !ko
[21:36] <TBeholder> !fi
[21:36] <guntbert> !botabuse | yaris123456789
[21:36] <mzz> the bot works in private message too people...
[21:36] <mzz> err, yeah, that.
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[21:36] <ninjafury> erUSUL, I got midori to work by adding a ppa for webkit. All's good now. Thanks for the help.
[21:37] <erUSUL> ninjafury: no problem
[21:37] <George2> wow, so little lchat for so many ppl
[21:37] <yaris123456789> oh sorry
[21:37] <yaris123456789> i thought it gives private message automatically
[21:37] <Slart> George2: many people are just idling.. I think the channel has at most 20 people active at any time
[21:37] <grkblood13> any1 have any experience with getting a usb mic to work in ubuntu?
[21:37] <tdn> Ademan, she was created as admin. She has logged in and out several times. She have used the computer for a few weeks now. I just noticed that it had a lot of packages that needed upgrade and asked her if it haven't popped up and asked her to install updates. She said no, and that she has been surprised that it hadn't.
[21:37] <TBeholder> !fvwm
[21:37] <TBeholder> !metacity
[21:37] <TBeholder> !gnome
[21:37] <tdn> Ademan, she used to run Ubuntu 8.04.
[21:37] <George2> TBeholder: please stop that
[21:38] <erUSUL> TBeholder: did you not read the botabuse factoid...
[21:38] <crom09> Hello I'm new to ubuntu, just installed it and i'm not capable of watching DVDs. I have already installed the packages that the Help manual suggests but the video player hangs for a while and then gives an error. Any help?
[21:38]  * erUSUL liked when that factoid contained a warning about "angry ops"
[21:39] <nmvictor> tdn: what if you tried sudo apt-get update && upgrade   at the terminal of your girls terminal at the time being?
[21:39] <erUSUL> crom09: post the error
[21:39] <erUSUL> !paste | crom09
[21:39] <Slart> crom09: I think it's a bug.. I can't play dvds either.. no matter how many decss packages I install and such
[21:39] <[person]> crom09, did you sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[21:39] <crom09> ok wait a sec
[21:39] <Ademan> nmvictor: good call, need to make sure there isn't something wrong with apt/sources first
[21:39] <erUSUL> crom09: you have to install the libdvcss from medibuntu too
[21:40] <crom09> person: i installed libdvdnav4, libdvdread4, gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad and gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly
[21:40] <TBeholder> crom09  maybe, VLC
[21:40] <tdn> nmvictor, I did that an hour ago. As I said earlier, it had several packages needing upgrade.
[21:40] <erUSUL> crom09: you need libdvdcss2 too
[21:41] <crom09> error says "Could not read from resource"
[21:41] <erUSUL> !medibuntu | crom09 this repo has libdvdcss2
[21:41] <nmvictor> Ademan: if their was anything wrong with that then synaptic and a panel notification icon would be the first to report
[21:41] <game> Tried to do the update from 7.10 to 8.04 with alternate CD and it says "Not enough Free Space"
[21:42] <Uatec> hi there
[21:43] <crom09> ok, thanks, i'll try with libdvdcss2 and (hopefully not) come back if it still doesn't work.
[21:43] <CQ> hi guys... I have postfix running, and my mail kepps being rejected or greylisted because I send from my machine... what's the best way to fix this? send via one of my accounts on teh web (gmail et al) ?
[21:44] <Slart> CQ: running on a home internet connection?
[21:44] <msmarc> How can I open the cdrom on an imac with intrepid? the keyboard button doesn't work
[21:44] <erUSUL> crom09: libdvdcss2 is for comercail protected dvd
[21:44] <Slart> msmarc: tried "eject" ?
[21:44] <CQ> Slart: yep... I have a CRM software here that needs to send out mails, and I also want to mail myself logfiles on another account which rejects the mails
[21:44] <msmarc> that worked thanks
[21:45] <bubba> My modem has a static ip address should i leave the server's eth0 as DCHP or change it to Static?
[21:45] <Slart> CQ: I would find a gateway somewhere.. either your isp or something else.. gmail might be an option
[21:45] <bunk1> Hi,
[21:46] <Piet> bubba: whatever you prefer
[21:46] <CQ> what addr would the gateway send as?
[21:46] <bunk1> I just installed ubuntu 9.04 and I have no sound in firefox? Can someone help me or point me in the right direction?
[21:46] <grkblood13> hey guys im trying to get my usb mic to work and i cant i didnt lsusb and got this: Bus 003 Device 003: ID 0c76:1605 JMTek, LLC. can some1 help me?
[21:46] <CQ> i.e. it would send from that SMTP host, right?
[21:47] <Uatec> i have a 695meg iso and i need to burn to a 650meg CD-R, i'm pretty certain it's possible to do it, does anybody have any idea how i can do it?
[21:47] <bubba> well then when i forawrd the port in my modem, what ip address should I forward it to
[21:47] <pvvni> Uatec: it's really not possible.
[21:47] <Slart> CQ: I guess it would depend on how the gateway is setup..
[21:47] <CQ> how would you use gmail as a gateway?
[21:47] <Uatec> really? that's a right arse
[21:47] <Piet> grkblood13: "and i cant i didnt lsusb and got this" huh what did you mean to say?
[21:48] <Uatec> i don't have any 700meg cd-rs, only a spindle full of 650megs
[21:48] <Slart> CQ: I guess you would have to find some kind of special software for routing it via gmail..
[21:48] <pvvni> Uatec: Why do you have 650MB cdrs? Those went out of print in most factories a few years ago
[21:48] <grkblood13> hey guys im trying to get my usb mic to work and i cant get it, i did* lsusb and got this: Bus 003 Device 003: ID 0c76:1605 JMTek, LLC. can some1 help me?
[21:48] <grkblood13> fixed
[21:48] <Uatec> pvvni: becuase i haven't burned CDs for years ago... stupid old fashioned technology
[21:49] <Uatec> why isn't it easier to boot from network
[21:49] <grkblood13> not the problem, but my statement :)
[21:49] <pvvni> Uatec: I've never had problems with network boots
[21:49] <erUSUL> Uatec:  695meg on a 650 meg cdr is impossible you need a 700 meg cdr
[21:50] <Uatec> pvvni: no problems, it's just 10 times harder than it needs to be
[21:50] <killfill> hi
[21:50] <Uatec> is there a network installer iso that i can burn? one that would easily fit on a 650meg cdrom
[21:50] <killfill> is there any way to disable the automatic upgrade of ubuntu?
[21:51] <killfill> i had an old ubuntu (8.02 was it i think)=
[21:51] <Slart> !minimal | Uatec
[21:51] <killfill> and it tried to upgrade, and then it came to a bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/279262
[21:51] <killfill> i wish to block any auto-update activity
[21:51] <Slart> killfill: I think you there is a checkbox or something somewhere in synaptic.. or software sources ..
[21:52] <Uatec> ah great slart
[21:52] <Slart> killfill: but I'm not sure what it looks like on ubuntu 8.04
[21:52] <Sh3r1ff> killfill: or use apt-get to upgrade only the package you want
[21:52] <killfill> ok
[21:53] <killfill> oh ir i could just coment all in sources.conf .. :P
[21:53] <Uatec> ooo wait, is there something i could easily put on a USB stick to boot to an ubuntu network installer?
[21:53] <msmarc> whats' the best way to setup java runtime environment under powerpc?
[21:54] <Piet> grkblood13: congrats, you are one of 5 people who have this device: http://www.google.com/search?q="0c76%3A1605"
[21:54] <TankEnMate> how do you blacklist an apt package? I have tried pinning its priority to -1 in preferences but that doesn't seem to be doing the trick...
[21:55] <Piet> grkblood13: meaning: there doesn't seem to be a driver for that. :-/
[21:55] <Pirate_Hunter> can some clarify ,if i install MPD will i still be able to listen to my songs even when i log into another account?
[21:55] <Slart> !usb | Uatec
[21:55] <TankEnMate> aka, how do you force an apt candidate to be (none)?
[21:55] <grkblood13> Piet, so im screwed?
[21:56] <roosh> what does it mean if during the boot, i get the message: "unable to enumerate USB device"
[21:56] <samd> is ubuntu yet uptimized for solid state drive use???
[21:56] <Slart> samd: I dont' think so... there are some settings you can configure though
[21:56] <LjL> TankEnMate: err... just don't install it? unless it's needed as a dependency (in which case if it isn't there, your installations will break), the system won't install it. am i missing something?
[21:57] <TankEnMate> LjL: I am doing to naughty.. deb sources includes ubuntu and debian, but debian is set to 350 -> 450 and ubuntu is set to 500 -> 750 (different versions)
[21:57] <serpico> hi
[21:57] <TankEnMate> LjL: some weird dependancy tree is makeing sysvinit want to install, and i am try to stop it (because i need upstart)
[21:58] <samd> Slart ight thankyou, do you recommend buying ssd ? or its just too soon?
[21:58] <Slart> samd: I use an ssd for my root system.. it works nicely
[21:58] <TankEnMate> LjL: i tried pinning it to -1, but because a candidate is available it wants to install...
[21:58] <Piet> grkblood13: concerning use of this usb microphone on linux, for now, i would think so.
[21:59] <grkblood13> so dont both with this link? http://buffalo.nas-central.org/wiki/Add_a_USB_sound_card
[21:59] <grkblood13> it was in that google search you posted
[21:59] <Slart> samd: it still works even if it isn't optimized for it..
[21:59] <TankEnMate> apt-cache policy says upstart has priority 700 and sysvinit has priority -1, but it still wants to install sysvinit.. totally weird..
[22:00] <samd> Slart, ight, only thing im afraid is the life cycle,, and if im in aa laptop , i cant keep my current drive right?
[22:00] <TankEnMate> i even set upstart to manual install and it still wants to remove it to install sysvinit...
[22:00] <LjL> TankEnMate: well you need to fix the dependencies, otherwise even if you "blacklist" sysvinit somehow, apt will just complain that it can't find it, and get stuck...
[22:00] <Orange_v_Blue> Having some trouble/questions installing video drivers for ubuntu 8.10. I previously used fglrx, but it is not supported for 9.04 for me. I'm switching to the OS drivers because they should work just fine, but am very confused and keep really screwing up.
[22:00] <LjL> TankEnMate: (standard disclaimer anyway, of course you do realize mixing debian and ubuntu repositories is crazy and prone to complete system failure)
[22:00] <samd> Slart i dont want my drive to die after 1-2 years
[22:00] <Slart> samd: I've used my ssd for.. 3 years or so now.. no problems so far, computer has been running 24/7...
[22:01] <eseven73> What would be the permissions settings if I wanted to set a directory (recursively) to only allow me to read/write? like for example /var/www/eseven73/uploads/
[22:01] <TankEnMate> LjL: yes.. I have been using debian since '94 and ubuntu since hoary..
[22:01] <samd> Slart, ooooo nicee, which brand? ive heard intel drives are good
[22:01] <Slart> samd: normal hard drives die too.. it's just something you have to expect.. sooner or later
[22:01] <dayo> eseven73: chmod -R 711 /var/www/eseven73/uploads
[22:02] <Piet> grkblood13: apparently you got different search results than i got
[22:02] <bscbsc> hi there
[22:02] <dayo> eseven73: that let's u readWriteExec, and others only Exec
[22:02] <TankEnMate> LjL: but I am in need of the debian version of cyrus 2.3 :| I may have to resort to just deb-src for debian and hand build the dependancies..
[22:02] <Slart> samd: I think mine is a samsung.. 32 GB
[22:02] <eheitner1> So, I use my ipod to transport files. I run rythmbox on it, not itunes. I put some .tiffs and .gifs on there. When I try to open them on my laptop at home I get an error that there is "not enough memory" to open them--the average file size we are talking about is 1 or 2 MB. I can open .tiffs that are much larger, 25MB, that are already on my harddrive without a problem.
[22:02] <dayo> eseven73: change 711 to 600 if u strictly want just readWrite for yourself, and nothing for anyone else
[22:02] <bscbsc> is, by any chance, someone from cologne / using netcologne in this channel?
[22:02] <LjL> TankEnMate: why don't you use "equivs" to create a fake sysvinit package, with a higher version than debian's, and which doesn't conflict with upstart
[22:02] <samd> Slart, alright, i think ill drop some cash on an intel,, ill take a look at samsungs too
[22:02] <dayo> !de | bscbsc
[22:03] <samd> Slart thanks
[22:03] <TankEnMate> LjL: bingo.. you're a star, didnt think of that..
[22:03] <LjL> TankEnMate: though err, it's upstart that conflicts with sysvinit so that won't work
[22:03] <Drknezz> Hi!, if i patch an already compiled source tree, do i have to recompile everything?
[22:03] <Piet> grkblood13: according to this report, playback could be made to work. it does not say anything about recording.
[22:03] <Slart> samd: you're welcome
[22:03] <Lluvio> Hey guys, what's the Ubuntu equivalent of Window's ipconfig?
[22:03] <grkblood13> playback, what good is that if you cant record?
[22:03] <TankEnMate> LjL: i'll do both and modify the debian/control and dch -i it :)
[22:03] <imatech> anyone ever set up rdp from a xp box to connect to ubuntu?
[22:03] <samd> Lluvio, ifconfig i think
[22:03] <Lluvio> It DOES use IP Addresses, right?
[22:03] <dayo> anyone know how i can set my terminal to display special characters?
[22:03] <dayo> Lluvio: ifconfig
[22:04] <Lluvio> Oh okay thanks
[22:04] <joaopinto> Drknezz, you will need to recompile everything that is affected by your patch
[22:04] <TankEnMate> Lluvio: ifconfig -a
[22:04] <erUSUL> Lluvio: ifconfig
[22:04] <dayo> Lluvio: man ifconfig
[22:04] <Piet> grkblood13: see if you can get anything done with the snd-usb-audio module
[22:04] <Drknezz> joaopinto, would make detect it?
[22:04] <TankEnMate> Lluvio: or if you are using busybox, ip
[22:04] <joaopinto> Drknezz, it usually does
[22:04] <TankEnMate> LjL: thanks for you help.. I didn't think of that..
[22:04] <dotblank> Oh ubuntu fans! where can I find an adequate visualization plug-in for totem!?
[22:04] <Drknezz> joaopinto, so a simple make && make install would work, right?
[22:05] <grkblood13> Piet, where do you see that?
[22:05] <wff> I am really getting frustrated here with mysql.  Is there a way to import a mysql file and ignore the information_schema table, which PHPMyAdmin seems to try to override?
[22:05] <TankEnMate> LjL: -ELOWCAFFEINE
[22:05] <joaopinto> Drknezz, yes
[22:05] <LjL> TankEnMate: heh
[22:05] <Drknezz> thanks joaopinto
[22:05] <Doonz> hoiw do a start a script in linux in the shell
[22:05] <joaopinto> wff, why dont you change the file and remove that table ?
[22:05] <Slart> Doonz: sh scriptname.sh   might work
[22:05] <Doonz> um
[22:06] <Doonz> the script is *.pl
[22:06] <Slart> Doonz: then perl scriptname.pl
[22:06] <Doonz> ah ha
[22:06] <AE_> Would anyone here care to help a noob debug audio problem?
[22:06] <Doonz> thanx /me hates being a dummy
[22:06] <wff> joaopinto: Because the file is too large to do that.
[22:06] <DarkRavin> can someone please help my dvd-rw does not have a location and wont let me burn
[22:06] <system4041> where do i download theme packages
[22:07] <Lluvio> What System4041 said.
[22:07] <msmarc> what's the best way to install java on a powerpc?
[22:07] <kr0y> I tried installing GeoClue on 9.04 but couldnt install 2 providers *gsmloc* and *gpsd* because to packages GSMLOC and CONIC are not found. Any idea where I can get these, as even Synaptic doesnt seem to have these
[22:07] <wff> And information_schema is also an entire database.
[22:08] <kr0y> The output of configure command is http://pastebin.ca/1426828 and my config.log is pasted here http://pastebin.ca/1426831
[22:08] <dotblank> DarkRavin, is it a sata or IDE drive?
[22:08] <eseven73> What would be the permissions settings if I wanted to set a directory (recursively) to only allow me to read/write? like for example /var/www/eseven73/uploads/
[22:08] <system4041> where do i download them packages
[22:08] <DarkRavin> ide i think
[22:08] <dotblank> DarkRavin, does it work in windows?
[22:09] <system4041> anoyone advise me on gettin new themes on ubuntu 9.04
[22:09] <DarkRavin> it will load programs from cd but wont let me burn
[22:09] <DarkRavin> yes it works in windows
[22:09] <dotblank> DarkRavin, everything in windows?
[22:10] <ienorand> system4041: gnome-look.org
[22:10] <sebsebseb> !themes |  system4041
[22:10] <DarkRavin> ???
[22:10] <system4041> i tried that ienorand but it says cannot find page bla bla bla
[22:10] <AE_> Yo. I've got no sound in 9.04, anyone care to help (lspci output http://pastebin.ca/1426844 )
[22:10] <nellmathew> hey guys, i'm on jaunty.. how come when i try to make SVCD's or Video DVDs w/ Brasero, it says "it is not possible to write with the current set of plugins" ?
[22:11] <dotblank> DarkRavin, does burning work in windows?
[22:11] <DarkRavin> yes it does
[22:11] <magnetron> nellmathew→ you'll need the proper gstreamer plugins
[22:11] <nellmathew> ah makes sense, thanks magnetron
[22:11] <dotblank> DarkRavin, can you paste the output of "cdrecord -prcap"
[22:11] <dotblank> !paste
[22:13] <system4041> ok rocketdock for ubuntu
[22:13] <samd> Slart , how 90Mbps sequential read stands beside a normal harddrive??
[22:13] <talonz> AE_,  sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart in terminal than put in alsamixer and turn up ur volume from there i had the same problem
[22:13] <Piet> grkblood13: http://www.hermann-uwe.de/photoblog/3d-sound-usb-audio-device
[22:13] <sebsebseb> system4041: cairo dock is meant to be the best one
[22:13] <raylu> consider invoke-rc.d instead of /etc/init.d
[22:13] <Piet> oh he's gone
[22:13] <magnetron> nellmathew→ it's plausible that you'll be able to find the plugins you are looking for in either the medibuntu repository or the ubuntu-restricted-extras package
[22:14] <Slart> samd: I think it's ok.. not good, not bad..
[22:14] <system4041> sebsebseb will give it a go ta
[22:14] <sebsebseb> system4041: np
[22:14] <DarkRavin> !paste
[22:15] <Slart> samd: wikipedia says a normal data transfer rate is 70 MB/s for a 2008 hard drive
[22:15] <raylu> kr0y: gpsd seems to be in the jaunty repos
[22:16] <kr0y> raylu: Let me check and reinstall. Then I will get back
[22:16] <DarkRavin> http://paste.ubuntu.com/175203/
[22:16] <eseven73> One last time, easy question:
[22:16] <eseven73> What would be the permissions settings if I wanted to set a directory (recursively) to only allow me to read/write? like for example /var/www/eseven73/uploads/
[22:17] <Peeeeeeet> were there any recent firewall changes in the 8.04 > 8.10 upgrade process for ubuntu server?
[22:17] <dotblank> DarkRavin, What program did you use to burn?
[22:17] <Slart> eseven73: it's the easy ones that make me nervous =)
[22:17] <eseven73> hehe
[22:17] <Slart> eseven73: man chmod doesn't say anything about this?
[22:17] <eseven73> I should know this
[22:17] <eseven73> yeah Im just being lazy today :)
[22:18] <raylu> eseven73: chmod -R og-rw
[22:18] <eseven73> I can set it in the Nautilus, but it's not setting it correctly
[22:18] <raylu> eseven73: that doesn't take away x from directories ,though
[22:18] <eseven73> ok
[22:18] <helper> hello brothers by mistake i change user id kad to 1001 it was before 1000 but i can't access /home/kad i try to change /etc/passwd id back to 1000 but in /home/kad files still 1001 is there any command i can change the id of them to 1000 better then enter everyfile and chown ? thx
[22:18] <TimReichhart> is there a chat room for php and mysql?
[22:18] <eseven73> ty raylu
[22:18] <LadyNikon> TimReichhart: channel.
[22:19] <LadyNikon> TimReichhart: you can try doing /join #php and maybe #mysql
[22:19] <raylu> helper: chown -R 1000:1000 /home/kad
[22:19] <eseven73> TimReichhart, yea on IRC they call it channel not chat room :)
[22:19] <dotblank> helper, yes the chown <name> <file> file command can change the owner of the file(s)
[22:19] <helper> thx
[22:19] <DarkRavin> magicISO and i tried brasero but when i cheched the drive it said there was no location
[22:19] <system4041> ok tried cairo dock absolute crap looks horrible any nice looking other options
[22:20] <raylu> !dock | system4041
[22:20] <dotblank> DarkRavin, have you tried running brasero as root?
[22:20] <raylu> system4041: i'm pretty sure cairo dock can be customized :P if it looks horrible, you aren't trying hard enough
[22:20] <raylu> !launcher
[22:20] <raylu> :(
[22:20] <DarkRavin> sorry dont know how
[22:20] <raylu> dotblank: you shouldn't need to
[22:20] <Myrtti> system4041: cairo-dock is one of the ones that you can customize *very* extensively
[22:20] <Duo__> What do you make of this? http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/7297/fak2.png
[22:20] <helper> raylu, i try it , it give me sudo: uid 1001 does not exist in the passwd file!
[22:20] <system4041> the backround image is all black xmasey type it looks horid
[22:21] <DarkRavin> it wont read blank cds
[22:21] <raylu> Duo__: the last time you shut down windows, it wasn't clean
[22:21] <system4041> i want like rocket dock where it see through
[22:21] <raylu> Duo__: that or you've recently resized the ntfs partition
[22:21] <DarkRavin> or dvds
[22:21] <dotblank> DarkRavin, Have you tried using k3b?
[22:21] <raylu> !prefix | DarkRavin
[22:21] <system4041> smooth edges see through thats the dock i want
[22:22] <samd> Slart ight, thanks , let me keep looking
[22:22] <helper> raylu, when i type echo $UID it give me 1001 , i change the id from /etc/passwd but still why ?
[22:22] <raylu> helper: have you rebooted since the change?
[22:22] <DarkRavin> dotblank, what is k3b
[22:22] <helper> raylu, yes
[22:22] <raylu> !k3b | DarkRavin
[22:23] <raylu> helper: then i'm not sure. try looking in /etc/shadow
[22:23] <system4041> so alternative to rocketdock something identical please
[22:23]  * D3f0 is away: Ausente por el momento
[22:23] <Peeeeeeet> I just upgraded ubuntu server from 8.04 to 8.10 and I was going to go to 9.04 but suddenly the server has no internet connection.
[22:23] <helper> raylu,  sudo: uid 1001 does not exist in the passwd file!
[22:23] <kr0y> raylu: Installed gpsd packages and did a fresh configure and still gpsd is in excluded provider :-/
[22:24] <raylu> Henk-Jan_: what does id say?
[22:24] <raylu> kr0y: can you paste the configure script?
[22:24] <raylu> Henk-Jan_: oops, sorry
[22:24] <killfill> hey guys
[22:24] <kr0y> raylu: Yes let me make a pastie
[22:24] <killfill> my ethernet is not working, how should /etc/network/interfaces look like?
[22:25] <nks-> is there any good documentation for the dovecot-postfix meta package? does the username&passwords match dose of the real users?
[22:25] <DarkRavin> !tab
[22:25] <killfill> i have "iface eth0 inet dhcp"
[22:25] <raylu> killfill: if you're using networkmanager, you shouldn't mess with /etc/network/interfaces
[22:25] <killfill> is that ok for i.e networkmanager?
[22:25] <gianluca> !it
[22:25] <killfill> raylu, ah, i should delete it then?
[22:25] <gianluca> !it
[22:25] <raylu> killfill: that line? yes
[22:25] <elvenmonk> Anyone have a trick, were you can assign a particular app/window, to a particular workspace in 9.04?
[22:25] <raylu> elvenmonk: i can do it in xmonad :D
[22:26] <killfill> someboady did mess with it then.. hm.. /me looking for the wipe.. :P
[22:26] <ienorand> elvenmonk: or in compiz, window rules
[22:27] <itsfatman> can anyone help me with a sound problem, my speakers work, but on ubuntu they no longer play any sound, they just make a crackling noise, and the speakers still work on xp. im on an hp laptop. any help would be appreciated
[22:27] <Duo__> so nobody on what this mens? http://img413.imageshack.us/img413/7297/fak2.png
[22:27] <kr0y> raylu: config.log http://paste.ubuntu.com/175207/ and output of configure http://paste.ubuntu.com/175208/
[22:28] <Technophilis> Is there a way to use two patterns for file names in find command ? something like : find . -name "*foo*|*bar*" ?
[22:28] <navetz_> hey guys, my digital camera takes about 60MB for a 45 second video, it is a mpg, is there anyway to convert this to something smaller without losing to much quality?
[22:28] <raylu> itsfatman: try alsa-mixer
[22:29] <Toast> I'm having trouble finding if the /dev directory is real or virtual. Is any data in /dev actually written to disk?
[22:29] <raylu> Technophilis: find implies ".". try -name "(*foo*|*bar*)"
[22:29] <l_r> hello
[22:29] <raylu> Toast: virtual?
[22:29] <Mion> Toast: nothing in /dev is 'real'
[22:29] <Aeon_> My screen resolution will not stay at 1680 x 1050, it keeps dropping to 1280 x 1024. My xorg.conf is here: http://aeon.pastebin.com/m34272132
[22:29] <psychic> can some one help me  with my background image? it only shows up in black and white all of my background images are like that
[22:29] <Mion> Toast: everything is special nodes exported by the kernel
[22:29] <mzz> Toast: normally only kept in ram. Run "mount" with no args, you should see a tmpfs mounted on /dev
[22:29] <raylu> kr0y: i was hoping for the actual configure script, not its output
[22:30] <l_r> is it possible to specify some persistence file to the live jaunty cd at boot?
[22:30] <falstaff|h> hi, latex: i've got lines which go over the right border (only 3-4 on 18 pages..) and
[22:30] <falstaff|h> any idea?
[22:30] <Duo__> wht is it every  time I come on this channel
[22:30] <Duo__> why*
[22:31] <Mion> Duo__: why what?
[22:31] <Toast> Thanks. I've seen s cheap SSD, and I'm planning to put the seldom written parts of my filesystem on it for fast boot and application loading. /dev was the last one that I wasn't sure about.
[22:31] <Duo__> or the forums it turns out to be n excersize in futility?
[22:31] <Technophilis> raylu: ok thank you =)
[22:31] <raylu> Technophilis: it worked?
[22:32] <system4041> anyone advise on increasing my sound volume i know its capable of goin much louder
[22:32] <Mion> get a hardware amplifier
[22:32] <system4041> such as
[22:32] <Aeon_> Duo__: In answer to your problem, you need to edit your fstab so that it mounts with ntfs-3g
[22:32] <Technophilis> raylu: unfortunately no :D
[22:32] <itsfatman> raylu: thanks, somehow the pcm got turned down
[22:32] <killfill> raylu: hm.. now that i deleted that line in interfaces, now network manager seems to see the ethernet card. the problem is thet netstat -rn (the routes) i dont see a route for my network, so cannot go anywhere. i only see 169.254.0.0 (dont know what that is
[22:32] <raylu> Technophilis: ls -R | egrep "(foo|bar)"
[22:32] <system4041> so how do i make my sound louder
[22:32] <DarkRavin> !tab dotblank it still does not read the blank dvd
[22:33] <Mion> Duo__: probable because ubuntu is futile
[22:33] <dotblank> DarkRavin, are you sure its blank?
[22:33] <AE_> Yo. I've got no sound in 9.04 (lspci output http://pastebin.ca/1426844 ), already tried alsamixer (everything unmuted) but still no sound
[22:33] <raylu> killfill: 169.254 is usually used when you can't configure the interface from a dhcp server. have you actually told networkmanager to try connecting?
[22:33] <Duo__> Aeon_ and how do I do that
[22:33] <DarkRavin> dotblank,yes i just bought them
[22:33] <dotblank> DarkRavin, hmm is your system up-to date?
[22:34] <`brandon`> how do i run a .rpm file?
[22:34] <Duo__> Mion whatever troll
[22:34] <system4041> so how do i get my sound to go louder i know it can
[22:34] <Jack_Sparrow> brandon, you dont
[22:34] <DarkRavin> dotblank,yes i just updated to the new 9.xx
[22:34] <wolf__> lfhowl.com
[22:34] <dotblank> `brandon`, you can use alien to convert it to a deb
[22:34] <warlinux> br
[22:34] <killfill> raylu: yup. well i dont know network manager actually, but i "enable the network" from the icon. i can see it got a valid IP address
[22:34] <raylu> killfill: from ifconfig?
[22:34] <killfill> its 'just0 missing the routes..
[22:34] <`brandon`> alien?
[22:34] <Jack_Sparrow> dotblank Make note, we dont consider alien a safe tool to use
[22:34] <Myrtti> `brandon`: what are you trying to install?
[22:34] <dotblank> DarkRavin, well in theory it should work.. try using the cdrecord command
[22:34] <ienorand> `brandon`: try converting to deb using alien, or find the deb package...
[22:34] <killfill> raylu: no, from the gnome-panel applet
[22:35] <Aeon_> Duo__: the problem is your windows shutdown improperly
[22:35] <raylu> killfill: i'd take a look at ifconfig
[22:35] <raylu> Duo__: i already answered your question
[22:35] <`brandon`> i am trying to install VM-WarePlayer but its a .rpm file
[22:35] <nightrid3r> brandon using an rpm on ubuntu is like putting diesel in a petrol engine
[22:35] <chuck__> system4041, open alsamixer in terminal and make sure volumes are up
[22:35] <Pirate_Hunter> how come ubuntu doesnt have a switch user function?
[22:35] <killfill> oh.. hm.. the Mnetwork MAsk is not ok..
[22:35] <raylu> `brandon`: you downloaded the wrong thing
[22:35] <`brandon`> how do i get "alien"
[22:35] <raylu> Pirate_Hunter: it does
[22:35] <Aeon_> Duo__ you will need to add the force option to your /etc/fstab
[22:35] <bscbsc> anyone using netcologne here?
[22:35] <DarkRavin> dotblank,my system says my cd-rw/dvd-rw has no location
[22:35] <Jack_Sparrow> brandon, just get the right file.. a Deb
[22:36] <Mion> Pirate_Hunter: should have one if you have xnest installed
[22:36] <raylu> Aeon_: he's not mounting from fstab; fuse
[22:36] <`brandon`> that is the only one they had well that and a .bundle file
[22:36] <dotblank> DarkRavin, see if you can force it to use /dev/cdrw
[22:36] <Duo__> Aeon_ more like doesn't boot, the OS is fried and I'm trying to back it up from  live cd to n externl hd
[22:36] <system4041> so guys i wana make my sound louder how do i do it
[22:37] <dotblank> system4041, you can turn up the volume.. also note you may need to turn up PCM also
[22:37] <Mion> system4041: alsa won't go over +3dbm max, usually
[22:37] <DarkRavin> dotblank,premission denied
[22:37] <`brandon`> !alien | `brandon`
[22:37] <dotblank> DarkRavin, use sudo
[22:37] <thiebaude> system4041: in sound preferences
[22:37] <system4041> i did all that but it aint that loud and i know it goes much louder it goes atleast 3 times louder in windows
[22:37] <th0r> Duo__: you mean the usb drive you are trying to mount used to be the drive in the computer?
[22:37] <Aeon_> Duo__ mount the dive or partition from the terminal with the word force appended to the line
[22:37] <Pirate_Hunter> raylu, Mion, ive got every option except switch user, what do i need to get it
[22:38] <crom09> hello, I'm running ubuntu64. What do I do to enable flash in firefox?
[22:38] <raylu> crom09: install flashplugin-installer
[22:38] <dotblank> crom09, I would recommend using the flash beta 64bit driver.
[22:38] <DarkRavin> dotblank,command not found
[22:38] <Peeeeeet> So anyone have any guesses as to why my ubuntu server can't connect to the net after upgrading from 8.04 to 8.10?
[22:38] <dotblank> DarkRavin, sudo?
[22:38] <crom09> how?
[22:38] <raylu> th0r: i'm pretty sure it's actually an ntfs partition inside the machine
[22:39] <kr0y> raylu: Here is the configure script http://paste.ubuntu.com/175216/
[22:39] <dotblank> DarkRavin, sudo has to be installed... try using the prefix before the cdrecord command
[22:39] <`brandon`> Peeeeeet: what do you mean?
[22:39] <DarkRavin> dotblank,sorry im new to linux how do i sudo
[22:39] <thiebaude> !sudo
[22:39] <Aeon_> raylu i dont believe you can format a thumb-drive to an ntfs file format normally
[22:39] <`brandon`> in terminal
[22:39] <KB1JWQ> Aeon_: You can.
[22:39] <kr0y> Peeeeeet: Are you facing problem with Network Manager?
[22:39] <KB1JWQ> Aeon_: it's just ill advised.
[22:40] <AE_> Yo. I've got no sound in 9.04 (lspci output http://pastebin.ca/1426844 ), already tried alsamixer (everything unmuted) but still no sound
[22:40] <Duo__> th0r no, it's in it's original computer, I just grabbed  a usb external with nothing on it, it's formtted to fat
[22:40] <raylu> Aeon_: you can
[22:40] <crom09> how do I install flashplugin or run the flash beta 64 driver?
[22:40] <Peeeeeet> 'brandon' trying to get from 8.04 to 9.04, and went to 8.10 as intermediate step, now it can't upgrade to 9.04 because it can't connect to the repos
[22:40] <dotblank> DarkRavin, its like windows' "run as service". when in the terminal you can prefix any command with "sudo " and it will run the command as root
[22:40] <Peeeeeet> `brandon` i mean
[22:40] <thiebaude> crom09: did you goto the adobe site and grab the .deb for flash
[22:40] <raylu> KB1JWQ: speaking of which, i want to put 4g+ files on my external. what should i format it as if I want to access it in windows also?
[22:40] <Peeeeeet> kr0y no, i'm running ubuntu server
[22:41] <crom09> the adobe site tries to instal an i386 package
[22:41] <KB1JWQ> raylu: Unfortunately, NTFS is probably the only way to go on that.
[22:41] <gletob> How do you make the restart option in the menu do a complete restart
[22:41] <crom09> ok i found the flashplugin-installer
[22:41] <th0r> Duo__: if it is formatted to fat why is the error indicating a failure to mount ntfs? does the error occur when you plug in the drive?
[22:41] <raylu> KB1JWQ: hrm. i've been considering using ext3 and ext2ifs
[22:41] <KB1JWQ> raylu: Unless you want to mess around with extX under Windows.
[22:41] <Jack_Sparrow> crom09 Can you paste us the link for that please
[22:41] <cgs_bob> Hello All.  I just installed Jaunty netbook remix on an eeepc 1000he.  Everything was working great until I switched desktop mode to the classic desktop.  after a shutdown and bootup, all of my panels are gone.  what can I do to get them back?
[22:41] <Dr_Willis> the extX stuff under windows.. i find.. somewhat unreliable.
[22:42] <DarkRavin> dotblank,i tried sudo /dev/cdrw and got command not found
[22:42] <raylu> KB1JWQ: i already have that set up :D
[22:42] <Jack_Sparrow> raylu stick with ntfs or fat32
[22:42] <KB1JWQ> raylu: I work with Windows (very rarely), MacOS, Linux, and BSD.  The only real filesystem that's easily supported under all of those is NTFS.
[22:42] <crom09> i get the following error
[22:42] <kr0y> Peeeeeet: Okay. Network Manager breaks on upgrading so I used to manually provide values for connecting to Internet
[22:42] <crom09> Error: Wrong architecture 'i386'
[22:42] <gletob> How do you make the restart option in the menu do a complete restart?
[22:42] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkRavin what are you trying to do?
[22:42] <raylu> Dr_Willis: manually creating the partition is necessary now
[22:42] <dreamy> can i find a recording app.. replacing ardour ? someting similar , anyone helping :) ?
[22:42] <crom09> but I'm now trying with flash-installer
[22:42] <muse> is there a way of installing ubuntu server on to the hd from a livecd?
[22:43] <Dr_Willis> raylu:  last i tried any of the 'read extX' tools under windows 7 - dident work either.. but that was a few months ago.
[22:43] <kr0y> gletob: What is a complete restart?
[22:43] <KB1JWQ> muse: Hmm.  Good question.
[22:43] <Peeeeeet> kr0y: does ubuntu server use Network manager?
[22:43] <KB1JWQ> muse: Yes for the desktop, but as far as server goes I'd probably just kickstart it.
[22:43] <raylu> muse: from the server cd, yes. from a desktop livecd, painfully
[22:43] <KB1JWQ> Peeeeeet: I hope to heck not.
[22:43] <DarkRavin> jack_sparrow,my dvd will not burn and it sais there is no location
[22:43] <gletob> kr0y, right now It restarts the kernel I want it to go to POST.
[22:43] <Jack_Sparrow> muse Install the live version add the server pieces and remove the desktop if you really dont need it
[22:43] <Aeon_> crom09 http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
[22:43] <KB1JWQ> Jack_Sparrow: That's painful.
[22:43] <Oli``> I've got a CD stuck in the drive. Button isn't responding. Eject tells me there's an IO error. I just need to get the CD out *now*
[22:43] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkRavin What application are you trying to use for burning
[22:43] <KB1JWQ> Oli``: Straightened paperclip.
[22:43] <muse> Jack_Sparrow: that's messy
[22:43] <raylu> Dr_Willis: ext2ifs still worked in beta1. you just had to set the drive every boot
[22:43] <Peeeeeet> KB1JWQ: I don't think it does
[22:44] <KB1JWQ> Oli``: Should be a pinhole on the drive.
[22:44] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[22:44] <Duo__> th0r because the internal one is the the one I'm trying to mount, not the external, which mounts fine...
[22:44] <kr0y> Peeeeeet: I have always used the desktop edition. How did you used to connect to Internet?
[22:44] <KB1JWQ> kr0y: Edit the network scripts by hand usually.
[22:44] <Peeeeeet> kr0y: editing /etc/network/interfaces
[22:44] <th0r> Duo__: ok. Put '-force' in the mount command line and see if that works
[22:44] <KB1JWQ> Not sure where ubuntu sticks 'em, they're in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts in RedHat land.
[22:45] <DarkRavin> jack_sparrow,ive tried MagicISO,brasero,and k3b
[22:45] <crom09> ok, I'm running flash now!!
[22:45] <crom09> thanks
[22:45] <dotblank> DarkRavin, try this http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linuxquestions.org-member-success-stories-23/howto-burn-iso-image-on-cd-using-the-command-line-tool-cdrecord-643827/
[22:45] <Mohammad[B]> howto i can record stream audio in mplayer ?
[22:45] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkRavin Will it burn an iso on a CD?
[22:45] <Peeeeeet> KB1JWQ: yeah, ubuntu keeps them in /etc/network/interfaces, at least I know 8.04 did, I'm wondering about 8.10
[22:45] <kr0y> Peeeeeet: Yep I used to edit  /etc/network/interfaces and /etc/resolv.conf too when my Network Manager broke. And that always used to help
[22:45] <Aeon_> My screen resolution will not stay at 1680 x 1050, it keeps dropping to 1280 x 1024. My xorg.conf is here: http://aeon.pastebin.com/m34272132
[22:46] <Jack_Sparrow> DarkRavin as in right click an *.iso and write to disk
[22:46] <Peeeeeet> kr0y: yeah, both of those are still corect (still set to what made it work in 8.04) but in 8.10, no internet connection :(
[22:46] <kr0y> Peeeeeet: Do you use wireless or wired connection? dhcp or static IP?
[22:46] <Peeeeeet> kr0y: wired static IP, all set correctly in config file
[22:47] <kr0y> Peeeeeet: What does sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart give as output?
[22:47] <AE_> Yo. I've got no sound in 9.04 (lspci output http://pastebin.ca/1426844 ), already tried alsamixer (everything unmuted) but still no sound, what do I try next?
[22:47] <denysonique> Hi
[22:47] <Peeeeeet> didn't change the config files, so something about 8.10 being different or uninstalling / installing something different
[22:47] <th0r> Duo__: there is the possibility that the reason the drive will no longer boot is that it has failed...in which case it won't mount either
[22:47] <denysonique> scipts in /etc/network/if-pre-up.d/ don't run
[22:47] <denysonique> Can someone help me please?
[22:47] <raylu> kr0y: sorry, no idea
[22:48] <raylu> denysonique: chmod +x?
[22:48] <kr0y> Peeeeeet: does ping 127.0.0.1 work? Just to check if your network card is correctly functioning?
[22:48] <denysonique> raylu: its 755
[22:48] <psychic> anyone have  color problems with ubuntu background images
[22:48] <psychic> ?
[22:48] <grkblood13> how do i find out what /dev my uadio out is?
[22:48] <kr0y> raylu: Will ask the GeoClue guys, thanks anyway
[22:49] <psychic> why are my background images showing up in black and white?
[22:49] <system4041> so top 10 must have apps on ubuntu wats everyones opinion please
[22:49] <Peeeeeet> kr0y: yeah, and I can ping my router, but anything outside of that (needing to use the gateway address stored in "interfaces") doesn't work
[22:49] <sebsebseb> system4041: this  is not the channel for that
[22:49] <system4041> its ubuntu channel is it not
[22:49] <sebsebseb> !best >  system4041
[22:49] <system4041> its an ubuntu question
[22:49] <raylu> system4041: this is for ubuntu support
[22:49] <sebsebseb> system4041: yes, but not for taking polls
[22:49] <sebsebseb> system4041: try #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:49] <Matson> is there a way to set up host name aliases like in /etc/hosts but without the ip address?
[22:50] <system4041> im not askin everyone to vote im just asking wat ppl recommend a new user to get installed first
[22:50] <sebsebseb> system4041: graphics card driver
[22:50] <raylu> poll is not necessarily synonymous with vote
[22:50] <sebsebseb> system4041: if one is available in system > administaration > hardware
[22:50] <system4041> got tat sebsebseb
[22:50] <milad> Hello (Ubuntu geeks) !! :-)
[22:50] <system4041> my graphics runnin full res and perfect
[22:51] <system4041> out the box might i add
[22:51] <psychic> mines not
[22:51] <sebsebseb> system4041: sudo apt-get install  banshee  vlc  mplayer
[22:51] <kr0y> Peeeeeet: Sorry cant figure out :(
[22:51] <sebsebseb> system4041: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[22:51] <milad> خيرات يا شباب
[22:51] <system4041> vlc i got and restricted extras got em
[22:51] <sebsebseb> banshee :)
[22:51] <system4041> wats banshee
[22:51] <sebsebseb> a rather good music and video player
[22:51] <psychic> does fluxbox allow color background images?
[22:51] <system4041> isnt rythmplayer any good
[22:52] <sebsebseb> I used  Rythombox when banshee sucked back in Ubuntu 8.04, but as of 8.10 they have a good version of Banshee in the repo :)
[22:52] <AE_> so, how do I go about diagnosing my audio problem (no sound:/), nothing is muted in alsamixer
[22:52] <grkblood13> is /dev/audio1 my audio out?
[22:52] <raylu> !ar | milad
[22:52] <raylu> whoops
[22:52] <grkblood13> im trying to stream my audio out on my desktop through vlc
[22:52] <raylu> !arabic | milad
[22:52] <milad> شنو رايك
[22:53] <system4041> kl wat about a good rss player for playing rss audio
[22:53] <sebsebseb> system4041: see above,  and  you might want to install big stuff, such as kubuntu-desktop and xubuntu-desktop  and you can even do KDE3 :d
[22:53] <Peeeeeet> "SIOCDELRT: No such process" what might that mean (seen when restarting networking)
[22:53] <milad> thanks ubottu
[22:53] <system4041> wats kubuntu desktop
[22:53] <CXM> #join #wikipedia-en
[22:53] <sebsebseb> !kde |  system4041
[22:53] <raylu> !kubuntu | system4041
[22:53] <Duo__> tttth0r the drive spins up and tries to load into windows, but the os was murdered by  kid who's parents have no brains and let him turn it on and off hard constantly, resulting in a damaged sata controller
[22:53] <raylu> and no, rhythmbox is worthless
[22:53] <system4041> is kde better
[22:53] <sebsebseb> !xfce |  system4041
[22:53] <Peeeeeet> system4041: it's diferent
[22:54] <sebsebseb> system4041: I don't like KDE4  series
[22:54] <sebsebseb> system4041: KDE3 though :)
[22:54] <Peeeeeet> system4041: it's different
[22:54] <Duo__> th0r leving 2 of the sata ports dead
[22:54] <system4041> which would u recommend kde xunubtu etc etc
 (yes arabic ) why !! (is that strange ?)
[22:54] <sebsebseb> system4041: I do like  some of the apps though that are indeed better in KDE4, but I can just run them in Gnome/Ubuntu anyway :)
[22:54] <Mick27> anyone playing with VMBUILDER here ?
[22:54] <Peeeeeet> system4041: I think KDE is more configurable, but Gnome is more stable.  Is that about right?
[22:54] <th0r> Duo__: did mount with the force option do any good?
[22:54] <system4041> if i install kde will i lose the apps ive installed allready
[22:54] <cssnav8tor> Hi I'm trying to set up a postfix mail server.  I looks like I can send mail internal but nothing from the Internet.
[22:54] <sebsebseb> system4041: I don't like 9.04's black log in screen,  blubuntu :)
[22:54] <cssnav8tor> Can anyone help
[22:55] <yoni> Hi all
[22:55] <system4041> if i install kde will i lose my previously installed apps
[22:55] <sebsebseb> system4041: no you can have all of this stuff installed
[22:55] <yoni> I'm doing a migration from Vista to Ubuntu Jaunty
[22:55] <sebsebseb> !kde3
[22:56] <sebsebseb> and there's a way to install kde3 apps I think in 9.04
[22:56] <system4041> kl i myt give kde a go but i take it ive not to install kde4
[22:56] <`brandon`> okay then how do i get VMWare can i get it from terminal (sudo apt-get) ?
[22:56] <sebsebseb> system4041: you might prefer KDE4 to Gnome
[22:56] <yoni> I'm having Ubuntu running & kicking! though I want now to fully mount (with read & write permissions) all of my other hard drives.
[22:56] <yoni> I want to do it auto with my own settings without using the GUI...
[22:56] <sebsebseb> system4041: and you can use most apps  from KDE4 that you like in Gnome/Ubuntu anyway
[22:56] <system4041> sebsebseb which enviroment would u say is more user friendly
[22:57] <sebsebseb> system4041: Gnome
[22:57] <system4041> and sebsebseb will i have to reinstall my apps
[22:57] <yoni> What file system should I use? ntfs\ntfs-3g or fuse?
[22:57] <sebsebseb> system4041: I already said no
[22:57] <system4041> kl
[22:57] <system4041> but gnome is best u say
[22:57] <sebsebseb> system4041: get Xubuntu as well
[22:57] <system4041> so sack kde
[22:57] <raylu> yoni: ntfs is read-only. use ntfs-3g
[22:57] <sebsebseb> system4041: makes sense to try the main stuff, when your new
[22:57] <raylu> system4041: user-friendly doens't imply good
[22:57] <`brandon`> okay then how do i get VMWare can i get it from terminal (sudo apt-get)?
[22:57] <system4041> ok im conused wat shall i go for kde or xubuntu
[22:57] <sebsebseb> system4041: and blubuntu is a wallpaper and  rather nice log in screen theme, that not many people know about, but it's in the Ubuntu repo
[22:58] <raylu> also, we've already told you about "best"
[22:58] <sebsebseb> system4041: it's also a theme, but the theme sucked
[22:58] <system4041> blubuntu
[22:58] <system4041> so we got blubuntu kde a xubuntu
[22:58] <system4041> arghhh
[22:58] <thiebaude> !blubuntu
[22:58] <system4041> take ur pik guys wats best
[22:58] <sebsebseb> system4041: there is no best
[22:58] <raylu> system4041: linux and free software are about choice. we care not for "best"
[22:58] <system4041> in ur opinion wats best
[22:59] <sebsebseb> system4041: In my opinion it's best  that you have all the stuff I just mentioned installed :)
[22:59] <thiebaude> yup no EULA WGA etc
[22:59] <sebsebseb> system4041: try Tuxpaint by the way I got a feeling you may quite like it
[22:59] <yoni> From old versions of Ubuntu, I remember that the ntfs-3g can break the file system, is it still happen a lot?or i can use if without worrying?
[22:59] <system4041> ill try kde3 me finks
[22:59] <raylu> yoni: nope. ntfs-3g is stable now http://www.ntfs-3g.org/
[22:59] <zer0rez> how can i get terminal to default to 80x43?
[22:59] <sebmck> Hi everyone, im running compiz on jaunty and i was wondering with the desktop cube when you spin it and change spots on the cube is it supposed to just minimize everything and remember the positions of everything on each desktop? because i was hoping it was like each side is a different virtual desktop
[22:59] <system4041> seems in forums to b most popular option
[23:00] <sebsebseb> system4041: KDE3  is the one you  maybe can't just install, not sure untill  I  have clean installed    my current Ubuntu set up, and put on proper 9.04 on,  instead of what I got now which is basically 9.04, but uh nevermind
[23:00] <Dr_Willis> sebmck:  err.. each side is a virtual desktop here..
[23:00] <yoni> raylu, Thanks a lot! :)
[23:00] <dotblank> ntfs-3g is a program I elevate to the highest level of awesome for desktop linux usability
[23:00] <diskin> Keyboard indicator applet shows "??" instead of Russian somethimes. Is it a known problem? And it lists only "USA" in groups, although it switches to Russian correctly.
[23:00] <sebmck> Dr_Willis: well on mine its just every side isnt one
[23:00] <raylu> dotblank: wine?
[23:01] <sebsebseb> system4041: sudo aptitude install  kubuntu-desktop
[23:01] <Peeeeeet> sebmck: each side is individual but I think it keeps the objects on the task panel the same for all sides
[23:01] <sebsebseb> system4041: sudo aptitude install  xubuntu-desktop
[23:01] <dotblank> raylu, wine.. is great but it also add complexity.. ntfs-3g removes it
[23:01] <sburwood> I have uograded this, my EEEPC  to 9.04.  On boot, it says that it uses 8.10.  Why?
[23:01] <Dr_Willis> sebmck:  the 'task bar panel item' hs settings to show 'all' or 'just current desktop' items
[23:01] <kr0y> Selecting blubuntu-themes in Synaptic gives the following error : "blubuntu-theme:  Depends: gtk2-engines-ubuntulooks but it is not going to be installed" and doesnt install. Can we workaround this?
[23:01] <system4041> thanks sebsebseb will report bak if ne probs
[23:01] <sebsebseb> kr0y: indeed
[23:01] <AE_> so, how do I go about diagnosing my audio problem (no sound:/), nothing is muted in alsamixer (lspci output here: http://pastebin.ca/1426893 )
[23:02] <semanticpc> i have an issue in rsync
[23:02] <sebsebseb> kr0y: I had the theme working before, but now days get the error.  the wall paper and  gdm log in screen will work though
[23:02] <raylu> kr0y: aptitude why-not may help
[23:02] <semanticpc> is it possible to do two way sync using rsync ?
[23:02] <raylu> semanticpc: that doesn't really make sense
[23:02] <sebsebseb> system4041: and to log into Kubuntu or Xubuntu or anything else like that
[23:02] <raylu> semanticpc: if there's a difference on both ends, which one do you take?
[23:02] <dotblank> AE_, some commands are aplay -l and aplay -L and a nice script in #alsa
[23:02] <sebsebseb> system4041: you do it from the log in screen, you change the session
[23:03] <kr0y> raylu  aptitude why-not blubuntu-theme
[23:03] <kr0y> Unable to find a reason to remove blubuntu-theme.
[23:03] <kr0y> O_O
[23:03] <chazco> Hi... i have a shell script which installs a driver. At one point it prompts for a value. How can I automate this (ie, feed a keypress into a script from another script)
[23:03] <helper> hello need help someone here tell me type chown -R 1000:1000 /home/kad which is i want all files to be to user 1000 but when i try to open using GNOME give me error ICEauthorize
[23:03] <raylu> kr0y: aptitude why-not gtk2-engines-ubuntulooks
[23:03] <grkblood13> how do i find out what dev is my mic in
[23:03] <raylu> kr0y: either that or why
[23:03] <joaopinto> chazco, if the script reads from stdin, just echo "key" | script
[23:03] <kr0y> raylu:  Ohkay thanks
[23:03] <Dr_Willis> chazco:  or edit the script :)
[23:03] <raylu> chazco: ./script.sh < file.in
[23:03] <semanticpc> okay ..... this is wat i did ....i did rsync from remote->local ...... now wen i do rsync from local->remote it starts transfering the files again
[23:04] <chazco> Dr_Willis - Its not a script in the conventional sense, has data stored inside it and checksums and so on
[23:04] <kr0y> raylu: human-theme Conflicts gtk2-engines-ubuntulooks
[23:04] <junglist313> is there any way to restart npviewer without having to restart firefox?
[23:04] <joaopinto> semanticpc, you are doing something wrong, like a missing / at the end of one parth
[23:04] <system4041> xubuntu on its way downlaodin as we speak
[23:04] <raylu> semanticpc: are you sure the files are actually being transferred? also, are the clocks synced? try -c
[23:04] <Peeeeeet> anyone know what SIOCDELRT is?
[23:04] <chazco> joaopinto - So its as simple as 'echo "3" | install.sh', good to know if thats the case :)
[23:04] <AE_> dotblank: http://pastebin.ca/1426897
[23:04] <kr0y> sebsebseb: Yeah blubuntu-themes and blubuntu-look does not install
[23:04] <chazco> raylu - Tried something like that and it didnt seem to want to work
[23:05] <sebsebseb> kronix: indeed, but the other ones will
[23:05] <kr0y> Peeeeeet: this might help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=753480
[23:05] <raylu> kr0y: so uninstall human-theme
[23:05] <IamSOG> so Xubuntu run xfce4 GUI ?
[23:05] <Dr_Willis> !info expect
[23:05] <sebsebseb> IamSOG: yes
[23:05] <Dr_Willis> chazco:  if that fails - the 'expect' program ishandy for automating things
[23:05] <IamSOG> oic! o Thanks sebastien
[23:05] <raylu> Dr_Willis: how?
[23:05] <sebsebseb> IamSOG: np
[23:05] <helper> hello need help someone here tell me type chown -R 1000:1000 /home/kad which is i want all files to be to user 1000 but when i try to open using GNOME give me error ICEauthorize
[23:05] <dotblank> AE_, that output looks normal.. what happens when you run speaker-test -c 2 -t wav
[23:05] <th0r> system4041: if you already have ubuntu installed you don't need to install xubuntu. Just install xfce4 and associated packages
[23:05] <chazco> Dr_Willis - Thanks :)
[23:05] <raylu> chazco: you may need a blank line at the end of the file
[23:05] <junglist313> is there any way to restart npviewer without having to restart firefox?
[23:06] <helper> i did chown r/w/x for ICEauthority and same shit
[23:06] <chazco> raylu - Ah okay, will look into it, thanks
[23:06] <CJJ> I have a quick question if ive downloaded ubuntu 9 iso is there a way to put it on my computer if i only have dvd discs and not cds ?
[23:06] <Dr_Willis> chazco:  'expect' is OLD-Skool app :)
[23:06] <sebsebseb> th0r: hummm?
[23:06] <th0r> helper: does the user kad have user id 1000?
[23:06] <helper> th0r, yes
[23:06] <joaopinto> helper, you should not perform random commands whithout understanding them, what is the uid of the kal user ?
[23:06] <sebsebseb> th0r: surely for the full thing get xubuntu-desktop ?
[23:06] <Dr_Willis> CJJ:  got a bootable thumbdrive? if so use unetbootin to make a installer-thumbdrive
[23:06] <raylu> CJJ: failing that, burning a cd to a dvd is usually fine
[23:06] <helper> joaopinto, 1000
[23:07] <CJJ> is a thumbdrive a flash drive ?
[23:07] <th0r> sebsebseb: no, xubuntu is just ubuntu linux with the xfce4 desktop instead of gnome
[23:07] <semanticpc> raylu:  these are the commands i use rsync -raz --progress --size-only  user@domain.com:/home/user/ / Users/localuser/Documents/
[23:07] <raylu> CJJ: but i'd highly recommend a thumbdrive too. and yes
[23:07] <sebsebseb> kr0y: got the blubuntu gdm screen and wall paper yet?
[23:07] <system4041> 8 minutes till xubuntu
[23:07] <th0r> sebsebseb: everything that is on the xubuntu cd is also available via synaptic from gnome
[23:07] <zer0rez> how do i set terminal to default to 80x43?
[23:07] <helper> joaopinto, now i am in root: kad:x:1000:1000:Moe Kad:/home/kad:/bin/bash
[23:07] <AE_> dotblank: http://pastebin.ca/1426899 but no sound coming out of speakers
[23:07] <CJJ> So i can boot the iso off my flash drive ?
[23:07] <kr0y> Any idea why tor is present in Synaptic but the package location is missing?  :-/
[23:07] <Dr_Willis> CJJ:  unetbootin tool takes the iso and makes a bootable flash drive
[23:07] <semanticpc> raylu:  and rsync -raz --progress --size-only  /Users/localuser/Documents/ user@ir.cis.udel.edu    :/home/user/
[23:07] <th0r> sebsebseb: the only advantage to installing xubuntu would be to save a little disk space
[23:07] <sebsebseb> th0r: yeah I know that, but  people don't say install whatever for kde
[23:07] <raylu> semanticpc: why are you transferring your entire system?
[23:07] <kr0y> sebsebseb: Yeah installed wallpaper and splashes
[23:07] <dotblank> AE_, how are your speakers configured?
[23:07] <system4041> sebsebseb isnt it any good
[23:07] <sebsebseb> th0r: the  webpages and everything say to get the desktops
[23:08] <SiDi> Hello people; Does anyone know what is the purpose of the "source" command. I'm also looking for the channel where i'm *most likely
[23:08] <semanticpc> its just one of my login ......
[23:08] <SiDi> * to find the maintainers of the mesa drivers
[23:08] <sebsebseb> system4041: isn't what any good?
[23:08] <AE_> hm, it's a laptop
[23:08] <CJJ> Would anyone whos familiar with the process mind talking to me in a pm the chan is kinda hard for me to follow im putting ubuntu on my laptop so i can talk while doing it
[23:08] <system4041> ok tell u wat how do i get kde
[23:08] <m4rk> !flash
[23:08] <dotblank> AE_, oh... hmm does your laptop have a hardware audio switch?
[23:08] <raylu> SiDi: man bash
[23:08] <system4041> how do i get kde
[23:08] <semanticpc> but it should work rite
[23:08] <fuzzybunny69y> hey everyone does anyone know how I can install gnome-sharp v2.20. I am using Tasque and it depends upon it and the version in the repositories does not work with it. I have tried reinstalling tasque from the repositories and it doesn't make a difference the problem started when I upgraded from Hardy to Jaunty
[23:08] <Dr_Willis> CJJ:  go to the unetbootin home page.. download it.. run it.. point it to the iso you downloaded.. point it to the flashdrive..  let it run.. go get coffee.. come back.. reboot from flashdrive
[23:08] <sebsebseb> system4041: sudo aptitude install kubuntu-desktop  that will give you KDE4,  got to do something else for KDE3
[23:09] <junglist313> is there any way to restart npviewer without having to restart firefox?
[23:09] <system4041> and which is best kde4 or kde 3
[23:09] <AE_> dotblank: no idea, where is that usually located?
[23:09] <fuzzybunny69y> !w4a
[23:09] <system4041> which is more stable
[23:09] <SiDi> raylu: do you have any idea why a ". foo" would succeed but a "source foo" would apparently fail ?
[23:09] <fuzzybunny69y> !mp4
[23:09] <CJJ> im going to format the computer will it have any problems loading the flash drive ?
[23:09] <helper> joaopinto, so ?
[23:09] <sebsebseb> system4041: as a graphical user interface  in my opinion KDE3 :)   ,but for  programs  KDE4
[23:09] <raylu> SiDi: nope, sorry
[23:09] <Dr_Willis> system4041:   most likely - you will be using KDE4 if you want kde now a days.
[23:09] <SiDi> raylu: ok, thanks
[23:09] <raylu> CJJ: nope; that's a bios setting
[23:09] <system4041> how do i get kde 3
[23:09] <sebsebseb> Dr_Willis: you can get KDE3 for 9.04 as well :)
[23:09] <dotblank> AE_, usually they dont exist.... wel anyway can you run alsamixer and make sure stuff isnt muted (like PCM and master)
[23:09] <smilingbob> hmm
[23:10] <Dr_Willis> CJJ:  you boot from the flash drive.. the os is on the flash drive.. format the pc after you get a bootable flash working
[23:10] <semanticpc> raylu:  the two commands are correct isn't ?
[23:10] <smilingbob> I think my  computer is about to explode
[23:10] <kr0y> raylu , sebsebseb : Installed blubuntu theme and looks by removing human-theme :)
[23:10] <system4041> kde3 for 9.04 how to
[23:10] <Dr_Willis> sebsebseb:  blasphmy!
[23:10] <Dr_Willis> sebsebseb:  :)
[23:10] <dotblank> AE_, sometimes if you have headphones plugged in that will also mute there also might be an option in alsamixer for headphone
[23:10] <sebsebseb> system4041: not 100% sure at the moment,  I belive   you can  install stuff from synaptic that is KDE3.  anyway they had the announcement about it on the site
[23:10] <raylu> semanticpc: no. you have  '/' by itself
[23:10] <m4rk> how do I enable the multiverse repository?
[23:10] <CQ> anyone here use openCRX under ubuntu?
[23:10] <system4041> for me as a noob the simplest solution is kde4 then
[23:11] <AE_> dotblank: Yep, nothing is muted in alsamixer. I cant find any audio switch so I guess there is none
[23:11] <Dr_Willis> sebsebseb:  heh - sounds a bit wishy-washy to me :P
[23:11] <dotblank> AE_, run that speaker test constantly and play with alsa mixer untill you find somthing that works..
[23:11] <raylu> !multiverse
[23:11] <sebsebseb> system4041: the simplest LOL
[23:11] <m4rk> thanks raylu
[23:11] <sebsebseb> system4041: hang on i'll get you the link
[23:11] <system4041> kl cheers sebsebseb#
[23:11] <grkblood13> i looped my audio out port to my mic in port and im trying to record it through audacity but it wont record, does any1 knwo what i might be doing wrong
[23:11] <raylu> m4rk: the simpler answer is /etc/apt/sources.list
[23:11] <dotblank> AE_, is anything like surround sound or shared audiop jacks or anything wierd..
[23:11] <sebsebseb> system4041: the simplest solution is to use the command line when you know the name of the program you want to install :)
[23:11] <system4041> well i want kde3
[23:12] <dotblank> AE_, and one last question is has the audio ever worked :)
[23:12] <helper> hello need help someone here tell me type chown -R 1000:1000 /home/kad which is i want all files to be to user 1000 but when i try to open using GNOME give me error ICEauthorize my uid is 1000 any help ?
[23:12] <junglist313> m4rk: go to system>administration>software sources
[23:12] <ptc> i'm trying to get my win key to work. in Xmodmap i have it set to Super_L but it doesn't seem to be working. When i try to bind it in any application it doesn't say "Win + Whatever" it just shows some block character. do i have to do something with the "Mod" feature in xmodmap? http://pastie.org/482145
[23:12] <AE_> hm, I dont know, I just got this laptop from work dotblank
[23:12] <junglist313> Quick question is there any way to restart npviewer without having to restart firefox?
[23:13] <system4041> so how to get kde3 on 9.04
[23:13] <dotblank> AE_, maybe the audio is disabled in the bios
[23:13] <dotblank> AE_, also try headphoens
[23:13] <sebsebseb> system4041  and  Dr_Willis  https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Kde3/Jaunty
[23:13] <AE_> I'll check bios
[23:13] <sebsebseb> https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Kde3/Jaunty
[23:13] <AE_> Tried headphones, dont work either
[23:13] <jofty> can anyone here answer a linux mint install question?
[23:13] <andre> quit
[23:14] <Peeeeeet> should my iptables chain be empty (does that mean it is accepting everything or nothing)?
[23:14] <sebsebseb> system4041: the idea is for you to have,   Gnome/Ubuntu,   Kubuntu KDE4,  Kubuntu KDE4,  as well as XFCE/Xubuntu installed
[23:14] <dotblank> AE_, if all else fails you can either try 1. a differant OS, 2. manually adding updated alsa drivers, 3. or get a new laptop (might actually be broken)
[23:14] <sebsebseb> system4041: how big is your partition though for Ubuntu?
[23:14] <th0r> Peeeeeet: yes, unless you have rules it should be empty
[23:14] <m4rk> hmm. now I see the "Macromedia Flash plugin" in the Adept Installer, but it is greyed out. Why is that?
[23:14] <jofty> I booted (my dell inspiron laptop) onto linux mint install CD, but when I click the "install" icon nothing happens
[23:15] <system4041> my partition for ubuntu is 5 gig sebsebseb
[23:15] <sebsebseb> system4041: oh dear no
[23:15] <onthefence928> i just download a .iso torrent that came in three .rar files. how do i combine them into 1 bootable .iso?
[23:15] <sebsebseb> system4041: don't install this big stuff yet then
[23:15] <system4041> awww ok
[23:15] <sebsebseb> system4041: your not on some stupid netbook or something?
[23:15] <Necromankas> Hey folks
[23:15] <dotblank> onthefence928, if it is split archive extracting them should automaticly read from the others
[23:15] <diskin> Keyboard indicator applet shows "??" instead of Russian somethimes. Is it a known problem? And it lists only "USA" in groups, although it switches to Russian correctly.
[23:16] <system4041> no i reserved 100 gig for windows ats wat i use mainly and 50 for backup and 5 for ubuntu the otha 5 is system
[23:16] <sebsebseb> system4041: Linux programs do not take up that much space, but  only 5GB for them is rather small
[23:16] <LogicFan> anyone know a comparable solution for ubuntu to windows remote desktop sharing like gotomypc?
[23:16] <helper> hello need help someone here tell me type chown -R 1000:1000 /home/kad which is i want all files to be to user 1000 but when i try to open using GNOME give me error ICEauthorize my uid is 1000 any help ?
[23:16] <sebsebseb> system4041: Windows yeah, well let's get you off Windows if we can :)  oh  I think you will want to more, when you installed the things I said, however the space issue hum
[23:16] <dotblank> LogicFan, Yes. it is included in ubuntu by default under remote desktop
[23:16] <Necromankas> How to i install a .tar.bz2 file?
[23:17] <sere> can someone help...i made a script to encode a movie with mencoder w/ rox but i would like the output the be the sources name ....any ideas?
[23:17] <sebsebseb> !tar |  Necromankas
[23:17] <LogicFan> dotblank, afaik, thats VNC based?
[23:17] <Dr_Willis> onthefence928:  you extract the first one and it should get the data fromthe other  2 as needed
[23:17] <system4041> i would like to come away from windows once i know a bit more about what im doin on linux
[23:17] <dotblank> dotblank, yes it is
[23:17] <dotblank> LogicFan, yes it is
[23:17] <sebsebseb> system4041: 5GB is to small for Ubuntu really
[23:17] <raylu> sebsebseb: i feel that !tar should mention... tar
[23:17] <sebsebseb> system4041: espeaily when your going  to install loads of programs
[23:18] <SiDi> raylu: and it begins with.. tar ;)
[23:18] <sebsebseb> raylu: I used !tar  yeah and it does not say about installing them
[23:18] <sebsebseb> raylu: well that's the link I guess
[23:18] <LogicFan> dotblank, i dont want to have to make the person i'm trying to help setup a server.  i want to view their windows machine from my ubuntu machine
[23:18] <system4041> i dnt want loads of progs i just need the basics music video bittorrent and burners and convertors
[23:18] <sebsebseb> system4041: how did you install Ubuntu?
[23:18] <CQ> what's teh best way to keep 5 hosts locally updated, just point each one to a source, or mirror locally and then update, or ... ?
[23:18] <raylu> well, you can't merely install a tarball; that doesn't make sense
[23:18] <jofty> I booted (my dell laptop) onto linux mint install CD, but when I click the "install" icon nothing happens
[23:18] <cecilia> hello, I have a problem with sound here... only amarok works, and sometimes VLC after two tries, and totem... but no sound in firefox, opera, konqueror... or kaffeine and other media players
[23:18] <system4041> via cd sebsebseb
[23:18] <LogicFan> e.g. email a link, they click, 5 seconds later i'm viewing their desktop
[23:18] <raylu> !aptmirror
[23:18] <sebsebseb> system4041: using the installer?  or did you set up partitions yourself?
[23:18] <Dr_Willis> system4041:  heh - you basics are all for 'enterainment' it seems :)
[23:19] <Peeeeeet> okay, how about this, is there some sort of command that will just resolve a hostname for me?  like i type in google.com and it tells me what ip address google is?
[23:19] <system4041> used the installer
[23:19] <sebsebseb> system4041: loasd of programs? well there are loads in the background to libraries and stuff
[23:19] <SiDi> sebsebseb raylu file-roller is there by default, Necromankas probably means install from source tarball
[23:19] <th0r> Peeeeeet: whois
[23:19] <raylu> !info apt-mirror
[23:19] <sebsebseb> system4041: Linux distros are designed to have many programs installed :) unlike Windows
[23:19] <dotblank> LogicFan, Ah yes.. there is a remote desktop client in ubuntu that will let you connect to a VNC server or a RDP server
[23:19] <raylu> SiDi: i know
[23:19] <kostas> h\
[23:19] <raylu> CQ: ^
[23:19] <CQ> raylu: thanks, I'll have a look at it...
[23:19] <Peeeeeet> damn, whois is not installed
[23:19] <dotblank> LogicFan, but no matter what a PC you want to control has to be running a server of some sorts
[23:19] <raylu> Peeeeeet: host, nslookup, dig
[23:19] <CQ> raylu: I have 5 boxes that are fairly similar but not identical in terms of packages...
[23:20] <system4041> i need msn irc music video bittorrent convertors burners and im gd
[23:20] <th0r> Peeeeeet: you can also ping google.com to see what the ip address is
[23:20] <system4041> i fink
[23:20] <Necromankas> Hmmm, how would i install wine101.tar.bz2?
[23:20] <raylu> CQ: you could host a mirror of most of ubuntu's stuff
[23:20] <sebsebseb> system4041: no  3D gaming or whatever?
[23:20] <kr0y> Is this the proper place to ask as to why git doesnt work on my system behind a proxy?
[23:20] <dotblank> Necromankas, why not use the ubuntu repo
[23:20] <LogicFan> dotblank, yes, but as transparent to the user as possible.  like gotomypc, copilot, webex, etc
[23:20] <sebsebseb> system4041: no Windows 3D gaming or whatever?
[23:20] <system4041> no use windows for that windows is more compatible
[23:20] <junglist313> Quick question: is there any way to restart npviewer without having to restart firefox? Yes or no.
[23:20] <cecilia> hello, couls anyone help me with my sound problem? it seems serious
[23:20] <Necromankas> I tried, it's not working on a game i want to play though
[23:20] <Peeeeeet> is there any way to tell if it is pulling from local cache or actually getting it from the dns server I designated in resolv.conf
[23:20] <Peeeeeet> ?
[23:20] <sebsebseb> system4041: yes, but thought you wanted to get rid of Windows?
[23:20] <raylu> CQ: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/mirror/1 an ubuntu releases mirror is only ~40GB
[23:20] <system4041> plus i dnt do much gaming on laptop have my wii 360 and ps3 for that
[23:20] <dotblank> LogicFan, well there are many programs that run a vnc server silently..
[23:21] <raylu> system4041: that's a bit backwards
[23:21] <SiDi> Necromankas: you won't because this is not the way you should. Use the packages at winehq.org/download/deb
[23:21] <th0r> Peeeeeet:  not sure, check the man pages
[23:21] <abioticrhyme> I am having trouble with my video I have a laptop with the Intel X3100 video chip and I can not get compiz or 3d acceleration to work
[23:21] <raylu> system4041: things are more compatible with windows, not the other way around
[23:21] <sebsebseb> system4041: 5GB is to small for Ubuntu really
[23:21] <Necromankas> Once again, i did that.
[23:21] <system4041> only game i play on lappy is unreal tournaments 3
[23:21] <sebsebseb> system4041: 5GB for Ubuntu is just big time suckey
[23:21] <Necromankas> It's not letting me fully load Guild Wars though.
[23:21] <LogicFan> dotblank, yes, getting them set up remotely is the tough part.
[23:21] <LogicFan> especially when the user is unfamiliar
[23:21] <raylu> Necromankas: are you on 64-bit?
[23:21] <SiDi> Necromankas: you mention wine 1.0.1.tar.bz2, ie. the source of wine 1.0.1, which is exactly the same than in the repository
[23:21] <CQ> raylu: probably not worth it then, 5 boxes download a whole lot less than that if all update separately... some sort fo a local caching server would be cool though, i.e. host 1 retrieves something, and host 2 needs it too...
[23:21] <joaopinto> Peeeeeet, there is no dns cacher unless you set it up, not native on the system
[23:22] <dotblank> LogicFan, well yea.. that is a problem.
[23:22] <CeasarIsOut> I recently installed Win7RC and found its graphics amazing. My Ubuntu install is getting jealous. I have seen aero themes for Gnome, but what about the cross-fading wallpaper slideshow? How can I get Ubuntu to do that?
[23:22] <sebsebseb> system4041: Ubuntu with a seperate home  that is going to be used for data, well 16GB.   or if your not really going to use home for data you could have home in a 16GB /
[23:22] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone help me work out why would nautilus give such a warning - http://paste.ubuntu.com/175231/ ?
[23:22] <Necromankas> I'm on a 32bit machine
[23:22] <cecilia>  hello, I have a problem with sound here... only amarok works, and sometimes VLC after two tries, and totem... but no sound in firefox, opera, konqueror... or kaffeine and other media players
[23:22] <sebsebseb> system4041: what I am getting at here, is that really your Ubuntu partition should be made bigger :)
[23:22] <system4041> sebsebseb well how do i expand my partition into my windows space then
[23:22] <SiDi> Necromankas: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=9194
[23:22] <Peeeeeet> so if i am able to resolve google.com to it's correct IP address but no pings come back, any idea why?
[23:22] <sebsebseb> system4041: it's XP on there yes?
[23:22] <CQ> raylu: sort of an apt-mirror-cache
[23:22] <system4041> no windows 7
[23:22] <Necromankas> Read it, it still down't work :(
[23:22] <raylu> CQ: the advantage of having a mirror server is faster installation of packages. if you're on one machine and decide you want to try something out, you can get it faster
[23:22] <sebsebseb> system4041: Windows 7 geez
[23:22] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, it might because you have blocked internet access...
[23:22] <Necromankas> It was working ealier...
[23:22] <system4041> yeah
[23:22] <Necromankas> Just not now.
[23:23] <system4041> im gr8 with windows but as i said totally new to linux
[23:23] <raylu> CQ: but there isn't anything like what you mention that i know of. the closest thing is apt-p2p
[23:23] <sebsebseb> system4041: Vista version 2 in other words, and it shuts itself down every 2 hours starting March 1st 2010 and stops working on  1st June
[23:23] <joaopinto> Peeeeeet, you have connectivity to your DNS server, but no network connectivity to those IPs, either because you have a misconfiguration, or a network problem
[23:23] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: is there a way to inadvertantly do that on the ubuntu server?
[23:23] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, alot of companies and organizations filter icmp requests
[23:23] <CQ> raylu: that's not that much of a problem...
[23:23] <SiDi> CeasarIsOut: this sounds like the first (and hopefully the last) time that windows does something first, but neither GNOME nor compiz can do that, afaik.
[23:23] <system4041> yes thats the 1 RC version
[23:23] <raylu> CQ: i'm not sure if you can configure that to be within your network only, though. i'm sure you could firewall it or something ,though
[23:23] <th0r> Peeeeeet: they may not allow response to ping.
[23:23] <sebsebseb> system4041: anyway if it's like Vista in the partition  regard,  NTFS 5,  your meant to resize in  Windows 7
[23:23] <sebsebseb> system4041: or you can lose data
[23:23] <cecilia> hello?
[23:23] <meanguy> hello again.. any of u guys use kiba-dock with gnome?
[23:23] <chemikalz> i have compiz installed, but i still dont have that cool mac like widget doc
[23:23] <sebsebseb> system4041: did you resize in Windows 7 before?  in disk management?
[23:23] <system4041> well the partition isays windows vista believe it or not
[23:23] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, I ahve to know your network setup and config in order to answer that
[23:23] <chemikalz> any ideas?
[23:23] <burningcat> can somebody send me the link to python
[23:24] <Peeeeeet> th0r: but I can ping and conenct to the net from any otehr machine behind said router (like this irc session)
[23:24] <meanguy> chemikalz,  its kiba-dock :P
[23:24] <system4041> i resized 7 to get my 5 gig for this ubuntu
[23:24] <SiDi> chemikalz: try cairo-dock or awn
[23:24] <raylu> chemikalz: compiz is a window manager, not a widget dock
[23:24] <burningcat> got it from a friend but lost it
[23:24] <CeasarIsOut> SiDi, OK, drat what about 3rd party options? Are there any?
[23:24] <meanguy> hmm im gonna try those
[23:24] <cecilia> hello, I have a problem with sound here... only amarok works, and sometimes VLC after two tries, and totem... but no sound in firefox, opera, konqueror... or kaffeine and other media players
[23:24] <norrisg1> Who knows how to install a tar.gz ???
[23:24] <sebsebseb> system4041: ok well make it even smaller :)   maybe even as small as it will go by  not putting anything in size
[23:24] <th0r> Peeeeeet: and I would know that how? Sounds like you have a connectivity problem with that one server
[23:24] <chemikalz> ralu or sidi whats sudo apt get command for those
[23:24] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: wired from ubuntu server 8.10 to switch to router to outside. all static ips
[23:24] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, perhaps you dont have a default route but your DNS server is on the current lan so it is able to resolve
[23:24] <system4041> how do i do that now ive installed ubuntu
[23:24] <meanguy> kiba dock fucks my cpu, both of them puts them into 100% and i can't use mouse / keyboard
[23:24] <sebsebseb> system4041: Ubuntu can also read and write to your  Windows partition no problem, as long as Windows was shut down properly
[23:24] <raylu> chemikalz: apt-cache search
[23:24] <joaopinto> !language | meanguy
[23:24] <SiDi> CeasarIsOut: not that i know of. There have been many changes written to GNOME's wallpaper support last summer but they apparently still didnt release it. I guess you'll have to wait :/
[23:24] <system4041> i did it before with ubuntu disk
[23:25] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, run netstat -rn
[23:25] <cecilia> can anyone help me please? i'm a beginner
[23:25] <meanguy> sooooryyy
[23:25] <CQ> raylu: apt-p2p might work, I'll have a look at it
[23:25] <th0r> Peeeeeet: what does 'route -n' respond with?
[23:25] <joaopinto> !ask | cecilia
[23:25] <system4041> yeah i know that i read all my media from my windows partition
[23:25] <norrisg1> Can someone help me. I dont know how to install a tar.gz file please someone help me!
[23:25] <sebsebseb> system4041: by booting up Windows 7 and doing  disk management as I just said,  by not putting anything in size,   making it as small as it will go :)
[23:25] <cecilia> hello
[23:25] <SiDi> CeasarIsOut: though, its possible to get wallpapers to change (see weather and time based wallpapers), but i dont think they have the fading effect you're looking for
[23:25] <meanguy> alrightie, awn and cairo, letme try them out
[23:25] <joaopinto> norrisg1, what are you trying to install ?
[23:25] <cecilia> hello, I have a problem with sound here... only amarok works, and sometimes VLC after two tries, and totem... but no sound in firefox, opera, konqueror... or kaffeine and other media players
[23:25] <system4041> all my music and video from windows i access thorugh ubuntu
[23:25] <mercutio22> help me out. Kernel Panics all the time... - System temperatures are normal
[23:25] <sebsebseb> system4041: by the way if you have enough RAM, and  you don't want to  3D Windows game or some such, you could just virtual machine Windows 7 inside Ubuntu :)
[23:25] <dotblank> th0r, it responds with the routing table without name lookups
[23:26] <system4041> i have 2 gig ram is that enough
[23:26] <th0r> dotblank: I know that <smile>.. I want to know what routes he has defined in the router
[23:26] <th0r> dotblank: oops...in the server
[23:26] <sebsebseb> system4041: that is enough for a virtual machine of Windows 7 yes
[23:26] <CeasarIsOut> SiDi, OK, fading isn't abolutely necessary, really. I just get bored with the same BG. The time-based sounds good.
[23:26] <norrisg1> joaopinto i IM you
[23:26] <system4041> kl i may consider that once i completely cross the devide to linux
[23:26] <joaopinto> norrisg1, do not, please keep on the channel, there is more people to help you here
[23:26] <system4041> got a lot more to learn before i go there though
[23:26] <norrisg1> oh what ever
[23:26] <sebsebseb> system4041: well you should  do the partition thing now really :)
[23:27] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: netstat -rn says http://paste.ubuntu.com/175234/
[23:27] <helper> hello when i log on give me error $HOME is unwirtable must permission be 644 when i do ls -l drwxr-xr-x 80 kad  kad      4096 2009-05-19 01:24 kad
[23:27] <helper>  what's wrong
[23:27] <SiDi> CeasarIsOut: you should google about this. It's based on an XML file containing the true wallpapers, so you can just put yours in the file. (XFCE has this random wallpaper per session feature, btw :p)
[23:27] <norrisg1> i cant read b/c everyone talking that why i IM people when i need help
[23:27] <Peeeeeet> th0r: same thing
[23:27] <raylu> helper: well... that's not 644, is it?
[23:27] <norrisg1> joapinto
[23:27] <cecilia> hello, I have a problem with sound here... only amarok works, and sometimes VLC after two tries, and totem... but no sound in firefox, opera, konqueror... or kaffeine and other media players
[23:27] <ElectricHeavyLan> I have a sound card, the lspci gives me a: 'IXP SB4x0 High Definition Audio Controller by ATI Technologies' The aplay -l gives me: 'card 0: SB [HDA ATI SB], device 0: STAC92xx Analog [STAC92xx Analog]' I am running Xubuntu 8.10 and would like to install the updates but not sure if it'll 'break' my sound card. Anyone know if it will? It works fine without the updates.
[23:27] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, whoa...
[23:27] <system4041> kl so when i resize the partition and reboot ubuntu will simply have more space and thats that is it
[23:27] <sebsebseb> system4041: make Windows 7's partition as small as it will go in disk management :)    and also assuming you don't have tons and tons of  big files in there?
[23:27] <Peeeeeet> oh and this is all over a bridged connection
[23:27] <ElectricHeavyLan> I am sticking with 8.10, not upgrading the distro, just installing some updates.
[23:27] <raylu> helper: 644 is rw-r--r--, i believe
[23:27] <sebsebseb> system4041: not quite
[23:28] <system4041> ahhh
[23:28] <norrisg1> joaopinto can you help me?
[23:28] <system4041> how u mean
[23:28] <helper> raylu, ok
[23:28] <SiDi> norrisg1: you can't install a .tar.gz file, it's an archive containing source files that you have to compile
[23:28] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, are all 3 nics really needed?
[23:28] <sebsebseb> system4041: then when more space is availalbe you go on the Ubuntu Live CD,  and make Ubuntu's partition bigger in the partition editor
[23:28] <SiDi> !source
[23:28] <th0r> Peeeeeet: you are routing everything out everywhere...I dont think that will work
[23:28] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: i bridged all 3 nics
[23:28] <joaopinto> norrisg1, maybe, if you answer to my question, what are you trying to install ?
[23:28] <CeasarIsOut> SiDi, OK, thanks. XFCE is a little too simple for me, but I'll Google for the XML thing. Thanks! (Gosh, it's a busy day) :-)
[23:28] <chuck_> ElectricHeavyLan, if its working i would not touch it
[23:28] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, can you run ifconfig -a?
[23:28] <system4041> cant i expand ubuntu inside ubuntu
[23:28] <norrisg1> joaopinto im trying to install apachae
[23:28] <th0r> Peeeeeet: and if I read this right...you have three interfaces on the same network?
[23:28] <Peeeeeet> th0r: i am willing to accept that, but this exact same config worked before
[23:28] <SiDi> CeasarIsOut: you have no idea about how mine has been ;) good luck with google !
[23:29] <sebsebseb> system4041: you need to be on the Live CD to make Ubuntu's partition bigger, and there also needs to be unallocated space on your hard disk as I already said
[23:29] <Tommy\DO_> hi. how can i disable that annoying "grey-out" effect for applications, that are stuck in some way? if i have a lot of tabs open in opera for example, there comes a "grey barrier" that bars me from clicking anywhere in that window
[23:29] <joaopinto> norrisg1, apache is available from the repositories, please check http://help.ubuntu.com, you really need to learn the basics, like how to install software on ubuntu
[23:29] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, Ideally you do not want an addresses on nics that are bridged just on the br0
[23:29] <Peeeeeet> th0r: one is connected to the switch, the otehr two are connected to other computers routing themselves through the server (using it as a mini 3 port switch)
[23:29] <system4041> i think my best plan of action would for now to use my 5 gig partition to run ubuntu and learn more about it and when im ready simply cross over to a full ubuntu system
[23:29] <sebsebseb> system4041: maybe  your thinking it's an advantage to be able to  resize an OS's partition when that OS is running, yes well maybe that is or it isn't,  but either way  Linux  file systems are way better than Window's is
[23:29] <norrisg1> whats the repositiories
[23:29] <system4041> seems more logical too me
[23:30] <norrisg1> this isnt on the add remove list joaopinto
[23:30] <cecilia> hello, I have a problem with sound here... only amarok works, and sometimes VLC after two tries, and totem... but no sound in firefox, opera, konqueror... or kaffeine and other media players. Do you know how can i fix this?
[23:30] <joaopinto> !repos | norrisg1
[23:30] <norrisg1> joapointo this is for web server
[23:30] <cecilia> anyone?
[23:30] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: i didn't make a circle network or anthing, only one of those nics goes to the switch
[23:30] <th0r> Peeeeeet: I don't think that will work.
[23:30] <joaopinto> norrisg1, apache, the web server, is in the repositories !
[23:30] <system4041> as i said i fink it best i wait till i learn more bout the os then simply completely crossover to a full ubuntu system
[23:30] <sebsebseb> system4041: well Ubuntu with just  Gnome apps, is  not that great really.  you need some KDE in there :)   however  you can install good KDE apps without installing the whole of KDE anyway
[23:30] <Peeeeeet> th0r: it did before I upgraded to 8.10 from 8.04
[23:30] <Hillshum> How do I mount my HDD from the liveCD?
[23:30] <th0r> Peeeeeet: ok
[23:31] <joaopinto> norrisg1, on the terminal: sudo apt-get install apache2
[23:31] <Peeeeeet> th0r i'm not saying youa re wrong, it is antirely possible that this config shouldn't have worked in the first place
[23:31] <system4041> all those apps i can get when i crossover my main priority now is to learn more about the os and its capability
[23:31] <sebsebseb> !repo | norrisg1
[23:31] <norrisg1> ty joaopinto
[23:31] <system4041> gettin all the cool apps etc can wait
[23:31] <joaopinto> norrisg1, it is not on Add/Remove, because it's a server application, not a desktop one
[23:32] <Peeeeeet> th0r: and after upgrading to 8.10, something was "fixed" and thus my bad config stopped working
[23:32] <zaccour> how come I can't install the Ubuntu Dell iso i burned to a disc?
[23:32] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, ok.. this is my guess as to why this isnt working.. for the 172.16 network it has br0 as its chosen route (br0) BUT for the gateway it is running out of eth2..
[23:32] <sebsebseb> system4041: well then I suggest you go through the  synaptic package manager properly
[23:32] <sebsebseb> system4041: looking at pretty much everything, or  the kind of apps your intersted in, that's divided in sections
[23:32] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: so it goes down the list as it's shown?
[23:32] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, this would explain access to local devices but not outside
[23:32] <zaccour> I have a mini 9 netbook, don't understand why I can't
[23:32] <system4041> how i get in to synaptic manager
[23:32] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: i agree, that would make sense
[23:32] <system4041> is that the add remove thing
[23:33] <cecilia> hello, I have a problem with sound here... only amarok works, and sometimes VLC after two tries, and totem... but no sound in firefox, opera, konqueror... or kaffeine and other media players
[23:33] <sebsebseb> system4041: nah,  add or remove  programs thing is for newbies and it isn't that good
[23:33] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, ithink.. because they all seem to have the same metric.. btw are you using /etc/network/interfaces?
[23:33] <sebsebseb> system4041: it's a cut down version of synaptic
[23:33] <th0r> Peeeeeet: you say one interface is connected to the switch, that route should be the gateway and the default (dest 0.0.0.0)
[23:33] <system4041> so how to synaptic
[23:33] <sebsebseb> system4041: system > administaration > synaptic package manager
[23:33] <th0r> Peeeeeet: each of the other two interfaces should have one ip for a destination, the ip that it is connected to.
[23:33] <system4041> ok will give it a whirl thanks very much for all the advice sebsebseb
[23:33] <th0r> Peeeeeet: and they should not be gateways
[23:33] <system4041> very much appreciated
[23:33] <norrisg1> joaopinto ok i installed now where do i find the aplication
[23:33] <dotblank> th0r, not for bridging the only iface that should even have an address is br0
[23:33] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: yes I am, maybe i should change the metric in there to stack it correctly
[23:33] <zaccour> system4041, click administration at the top, then you will see it there
[23:33] <helper> raylu, when i do 644 give me error can't create /home/kad/Desktop ... when i try 774 for /home/kad when i try log give me error permission must be 644 so ?
[23:34] <norrisg1> joaopinto i cant find it
[23:34] <sebsebseb> system4041:   let's find out how much space is already used on there
[23:34] <zaccour> how come I can't install the Ubuntu Dell iso i burned to a disc?
[23:34] <system4041> and thanks for ur patience with all the noob questions
[23:34] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, can you paste your interfaces file?
[23:34] <zaccour> I have a mini 9 netbook, don't understand why I can't
[23:34] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: yeah, hold on
[23:34] <sebsebseb> system4041: search in synaptic for  diskfree  or  kdiskfree
[23:34] <joaopinto> norrisg1, like I said, you dont know the basics, please read help.ubuntu.com, you read a full tutorial
[23:34] <sebsebseb> !find kdiskfree
[23:34] <ubuntunoobneedin> norrisg if you can't find it how will you use it ?
[23:34] <norrisg1> i did
[23:34] <sebsebseb> system4041:  gtkdiskfree that would do it :)  you can install that in synaptic
[23:34] <cecilia> hello, I have a problem with sound here... only amarok works, and sometimes VLC after two tries, and totem... but no sound in firefox, opera, konqueror... or kaffeine and other media players
[23:34] <th0r> dotblank:  I am not sure he can do bridging....that would take everything from one interface and send it out another, and that is not what he wants
[23:34] <system4041> i cant see admin
[23:34] <norrisg1> joaopinto cant you read what ive been saying???????/
[23:34] <sebsebseb> system4041: ,but  installing programs via command line is faster and better :)
[23:35] <raylu> helper: not sure why it wants 644, actually. there is a gdm configuration tool. i'd set it to 744, though
[23:35] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: http://paste.ubuntu.com/175241/
[23:35] <sebsebseb> system4041: system > administaration
[23:35] <joaopinto> norrisg1, you did not read, otherwise you would not be trying to install apache from source !
[23:35] <joaopinto> please read it with more attention
[23:35] <system4041> got it
[23:35] <helper> raylu, it insist for 644
[23:35] <l_r> is it possible to specify some persistence file to the live jaunty cd at boot?
[23:35] <norrisg1> joaopinto, i know i figured that out a few min back
[23:35] <dotblank> th0r, I think it is because he wants to avoid routing on ubuntu machine.. so he makes a virtual switch.. the actually switch he has doesnt serve much purpose besides connecting server and router together
[23:35] <tvl> raylu: my monitor is black, how do i get sound?
[23:35] <raylu> helper: in the gdm configuration tool, you can set it to not check file permissions
[23:35] <chiiph> hi!, I'm having some troubles installing libcv-dev, I keep getting this error message: libcv-dev: Depends: libhighgui-dev (= 1.0.0-6.1ubuntu3) but it is not going to be installed, does  anyone knows why is this?
[23:35] <ubuntunoobneedin> roflmao
[23:36] <tvl> raylu: i can't see / hear anything
[23:36] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: that is pretty much correct.  I just wanted two more ethernet ports near my server
[23:36] <joaopinto> norrisg1, please read some tutorial on how to use apache, it is installed, it is running, now you need to understand how linux works, and how a web server works
[23:36] <raylu> helper: i'm pretty sure it means that it wants files within the directory to be 644, not the directory itself
[23:36] <joaopinto> !commands | norrisg1
[23:36] <sebsebseb> system4041: how much space is taken up?
[23:36] <GizmoMan> hi everyone, can someone help me? I have the following error when trying to do "menuconfig" ::Failed to contact the GConf daemon; exiting
[23:36] <BABELE772> CIAO
[23:36] <th0r> dotblank: I think I will sit this one out....might learn something <smile>
[23:37] <GizmoMan> i'm using Ubuntu 9.04
[23:37] <BABELE772> !LIST
[23:37] <system4041> i cant see it sebsebseb
[23:37] <helper> raylu, ok i'll do chmod -R 644 /home/kad ?
[23:37] <cecilia> hello, I have a problem with sound here... only amarok works, and sometimes VLC after two tries, and totem... but no sound in firefox, opera, konqueror... or kaffeine and other media players
[23:37] <joaopinto> GizmoMan, what is that menuconfig ?
[23:37] <raylu> helper: no
[23:37] <sebsebseb> system4041: if you installed it, it should have added itself to a menu
[23:37] <zoidfarb> hey, does anyone know what happens to cron jobs if the computer is turned off at the time they're supposed to run?
[23:37] <raylu> helper: because you want x on directories
[23:37] <GizmoMan> bitbake -c menuconfig linux-omap3-2.6.29
[23:37] <raylu> helper: could you pastebin ls -l /home/kad?
[23:37] <sebsebseb> system4041: you can also  open  programs that you know the name of via the command line by just typing in there name and hitting enter
[23:37] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, ok so this entries tells ubuntu to use all interfaces as a bridge? "bridge_ports all"
[23:37] <chuck_> cecilia, only one sound card?
[23:37] <cecilia> yes
[23:37] <joaopinto> zoidfarb, they do not run, if you want them to run later, use anacron instead
[23:37] <raylu> zoidfarb: it differs by cron daemon, i believe
[23:38] <GizmoMan> So the Gnome Config manager doesn't work ?
[23:38] <GizmoMan> any idea on how to fix it?
[23:38] <joaopinto> zoidfarb, man anacron
[23:38] <cecilia> and sometimes, when i start the computer and check the system settings, the card does not appear there
[23:38] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: according to the manpages when i originally set this up in 8.04, that was the idea, it bridges all the physical nics
[23:38] <system4041> gtkdiskfree does not show in search
[23:38] <helper> raylu, http://pastebin.com/m1bea955f
[23:38] <sebsebseb> system4041: what came up when you searched for?
[23:38] <zoidfarb> joaopinto, cool, thanks. Is there a way to schedule them to run on shutdown, instead of startup?
[23:38] <cecilia> and the alsa, and pulseaudio devices are said not to work
[23:38] <system4041> nothing
[23:38] <zaccour> how come I can't install the Ubuntu Dell iso i burned to a disc?
[23:38] <sebsebseb> !synaptic |  system4041
[23:39] <jamesstilwell3rd> How do I specify a source package with apt-get ?
[23:39] <joaopinto> zoidfarb, for start/stop, you dont use cron, you use a start/stop script on the system init process
[23:39] <cecilia> when i try system , preferences , sound, the only test that works is the sound card
[23:39] <system4041> im using it now typed gtkdiskfree in the searchbar but got nuffin
[23:39] <cecilia> pulseaudio doesn't
[23:39] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: basically turning them all into a little virtual 3 port switch with the 4th port being the server's connection to this little 3 port switch, and having an ip of 172.16.1.10
[23:39] <chiiph> did anybody have trouble installing libcv-dev?
[23:39] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, i think this should worjk
[23:39] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, http://paste.ubuntu.com/175245/
[23:39] <GizmoMan> anyone?
[23:39] <zoidfarb> joaopinto, cool, but what if I want something to run once a week, but only after a user hits shutdown, so it doesn't interfere with normal machine usage?
[23:39] <sebsebseb> system4041: ok close synaptic
[23:40] <system4041> done
[23:40] <jamesstilwell3rd> I need sources for one of the linux-restricted-modules packages
[23:40] <sebsebseb> system4041: get this one via terminal :)   sudo apt-get install gtkdiskfree
[23:40] <raylu> helper: looks fine. could you show me /etc/gdm.conf?
[23:40] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: you think the extra info is interfering with the bridge config?  I'd buy that.  lemme try to change that and see what happens
[23:40] <sebsebseb> system4041: you can't have syanptic open when doing  apt-get or aptitude commands, because synaptic is just a GUI for commands
[23:40] <system4041> ok its on the way
[23:40] <CJJ> when installing ubuntu from a flash drive via unetbootin do i have to format before hand ?
[23:41] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, i think it is adding a routes almost randomly because of conflicting gateway entries
[23:41] <Pirate_Hunter> can someone help me work out why would nautilus give such a warning - http://paste.ubuntu.com/175231/ ?
[23:41] <sebsebseb> system4041: it would  give an error message if synaptic had still been open
[23:41] <helper> raylu, cat: /etc/gdm.conf: No such file or directory
[23:41] <system4041> ok i fink thats it installed
[23:41] <raylu> CJJ: technically, no. but i get the feeling you're confusing formatting and partitioning
[23:41] <system4041> where is it
[23:41] <iron_foot495> hello is there someone who can help me fix install 8.10 I installed it but I can't find it on the machine?
[23:41] <kbp> what is the best diary tool on Ubuntu (preferred a cool GUI)?
[23:41] <CJJ> i dunno wtf im doing to be honest
[23:41] <sebsebseb> system4041: some where in the menu probably,  but menus hummm
[23:41] <joaopinto> zoidfarb, you would need to hack the shutdown script, I guess, no script is expected to block a shutdown sequence
[23:41] <raylu> helper: sorry. /etc/gdm/gdm.conf
[23:41] <sebsebseb> system4041: as I said before you can open apps via the command line to :)
[23:41] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, if it errors try putting the auto ethX entries before the br0 entry
[23:41] <sebsebseb> system4041: gtkdiskfree and hit enter
[23:42] <CJJ> ive got windows installed im using unetbootin to put it on my flashdrive then i dunno where to go
[23:42] <zaccour> how come I can't install the Ubuntu Dell iso i burned to a disc? all it shows is some words and someone's first and last name
[23:42] <zoidfarb> jaopinto, ok, thanks
[23:42] <raylu> CJJ: how is your disk set up right now? do you have any linux partitions set up? if no, then you'll have to set up a partition and then format it
[23:42] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, and if that errors assign it a static ip of 0.0.0.0 for each ethX
[23:42] <raylu> CJJ: if you click install, the installer will walk you through the formatting process
[23:42] <iron_foot495> The old one is still there 8.10?
[23:42] <helper> raylu, http://pastebin.com/m6d552923
[23:42] <system4041> ok i have 1.78 gig free
[23:42] <sgallinger> hi, I have a vaio laptop, pcg-k33
[23:42] <CJJ> well i want windows gone too
[23:42] <sebsebseb> system4041: ok that's space for quite a lot of apps
[23:42] <sgallinger> and for some reason the thing gets really hot and gets very slow
[23:42] <joaopinto> zaccour, are you sure it's a regular ubuntu cd ?
[23:43] <sebsebseb> system4041: now let's make sure main multiverse and such repos  are enabled
[23:43] <zaccour> joaopinto, its the one from the dell mod
[23:43] <kbp> what is the best diary tool on Ubuntu (preferred a cool GUI)? :)
[23:43] <sebsebseb> system4041: the Ubuntu download servers, make sure they are checked in     system > administaration  > software sources
[23:43] <raylu> helper: the error is when you login through gdm, right? i'd consider modifying the values under [security]
[23:43] <joaopinto> zaccour, so you need to ask dell, we don't know nothing about that here
[23:43] <zoidfarb> jaopinto, well, not block it. I just would like it to install updates before it shuts down. It's a slow machine and installing updates while running might irritate users.
[23:43] <raylu> CJJ: oh. in that case, the installer has an option for "use entire disk"
[23:43] <cecilia> Anyone? I have a problem with sound here... only amarok works, and sometimes VLC after two tries, and totem... but no sound in firefox, opera, konqueror... or kaffeine and other media players
[23:43] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: You sir are a genius, all is working fine and apt-get can see the internet again
[23:43] <sebsebseb> system4041: the source code thing, just ignore that one
[23:43] <chuck_> cecilia, try this gksudo gedit /etc/pulse/default.pa and ad this to bottom load-module module-alsa-sink device=hw:0,0 then restart if it does not work let me know
[23:43] <sgallinger> I tried running kpowersupply
[23:43] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: I owe you a beer
[23:43] <sgallinger> or kpowersaver
[23:43] <cecilia> ok chuck
[23:44] <system4041> everything except source code selected
[23:44] <raylu> helper: though i suspect that the real problem is still with your uids
[23:44] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: odd that it worked in 8.04 but not 8.10
[23:44] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, :).. glad I could help so that CCNA did help.....
[23:44] <sebsebseb> system4041: ok good
[23:44] <raylu> !prefix | CJJ
[23:44] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, probally how the interface file is read and the order of routes
[23:44] <system4041> from server for uk
[23:44] <helper> raylu, my id is 1000 how is this problem i do echo $UID give me 1000 !
[23:44] <sebsebseb> system4041: see my slightly off topic  pm
[23:45] <raylu> helper: ls -ld /home/kad
[23:45] <helper> raylu, drwxrwxr-- 80 kad kad 4096 2009-05-19 01:44 /home/kad
[23:45] <newUser> do someone know a good uploader program for rapidshare?
[23:45] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: well i could have sworn the 8.04 bridging manpages said that if you set up a bridge at the beginning of the interfaces file with bridgeports_all or whatever, that the rest of the definitions for physical interfaces would be ignored
[23:45] <sebsebseb> system4041: ok  at that age I  expect you got an inner child inside you,  and so  I highly recommend you do this   sudo apt-get install tuxpaint and try it with your sound on :)
[23:45] <newUser> I mean, an uploader manager for rapidshare
[23:45] <joaopinto> zoidfarb, check /etc/rc1.d/K*
[23:46] <zoidfarb> joaopinto, thanks for the tips
[23:46] <system4041> ok doin it now lol
[23:46] <cecilia> chuck, i've just copied load-module module-alsa-sink device=hw:0,0 to the end of the file... is it correct?
[23:46] <system4041> tuxpaint b 4 minutes
[23:46] <sgallinger> does Ubuntu support sony Vaiao Laptop pcg-k33 ?
[23:46] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: but the way you have me setting it up makes much more sense so I'll ignore the manpages :)
[23:47] <raylu> helper: ok. go for the changes in gdm.conf then, i guess
[23:47] <chuck_> cecilia, yes at the bottom
[23:47] <cecilia> ok, i'll restart it then
[23:47] <sgallinger> I have it running, but not sure if it knows how to operate the computer's cpu fan or not,
[23:47] <sgallinger> it gets slower and slower and then overheats and automatically shuts off
[23:47] <roosh> does anyone know why ubuntu wont boot if i have my wireless adapter in the USB drive?
[23:47] <helper> raylu, r u sure what u r doing ?
[23:47] <sebsebseb> system4041: :d  tell me what you think when you tried it
[23:47] <system4041> i will do
[23:48] <stealth-> the current ubuntu release is 9.04, right?
[23:48] <Peeeeeet> stealth- correct
[23:48] <raylu> helper: obviously not :P
[23:48] <sebsebseb> stealth-: the current supported Ubuntu releases are,  8.04, 8.10, and 9.04
[23:48] <stealth-> Peeeeeet: thanks
[23:48] <unko> can someone help me with my Vbox? im running wondows vista x64 in Vbox and i get this? : http://www.lookpic.com/files/Screenshot82.png
[23:48] <stealth-> sebsebseb: thanks
[23:48] <gselsidi> hey guys i need help making a usb boot disk on windows 7
[23:48] <raylu> helper: but i'm not the one who messed with my passwd, eithe
[23:48] <raylu> helper: *either.
[23:48] <stealth-> gselsidi: go to #windows
[23:49] <gselsidi> ok thanks
[23:49] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, the only thing i could see that could be a problem (being picky) is no nameserver entry and if you were to run dhclient you would loose your dns server
[23:49] <raylu> gselsidi: unetbootin
[23:49] <stealth-> gselsidi: or do you  mean ubuntu boot disk?
[23:49] <Peeeeeet> stealth-: easy way to tell is that the "release number" is the year and month when it was released eg 9.04 = April 2009
[23:49] <gselsidi> i want to make a ubuntu live usb
[23:49] <gselsidi> i tried everything on the tutorials
[23:49] <stealth-> Peeeeeet: I know, but I wasnt sure when the last version came out
[23:49] <helper> raylu, it was ok u told me chown -R 1000:1000 /home/kad i did then when i reboot this problem was getting
[23:49] <gselsidi> but it isnt working
[23:49] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: i thought you only put nameservers in resolv.conf?
[23:49] <sebsebseb> unko: what about it?
[23:49] <unko> sebsebseb, i don't know whats wrong with it
[23:50] <Peeeeeet> stealth-: also, they always release in april and october of every year
[23:50] <raylu> helper: which is why i think the problem is still somehow related to your uid. but modifying the [security] settings will at least get you in - most likely
[23:50] <gselsidi> ubuntu boot disk i mean
[23:50] <sebsebseb> unko: safe mode or transparant?
[23:50] <stealth-> Peeeeeet: thats good to know! thanks :)
[23:50] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, yes but some programs overwrite it :(.. it would be better to put it in the interfaces file so that it makse SURE it is correct.. (the networking service will overwritte the file)
[23:50] <Peeeeeet> stealth-: so if it's after april or october, there's probably a new release
[23:50] <gselsidi> Join #windows
[23:50] <helper> raylu, tell me how to fix this
[23:50] <gselsidi> how do i go to windows?
[23:50] <unko> sebsebseb, transparent. its driving me nuts
[23:50] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: I can do that? I didn't know you could put the nameserver in interfaces
[23:51] <raylu> helper: look at and modify the entries under [security] in /etc/gdm/gdm.conf
[23:51] <sebsebseb> unko: ok  I don't know,  I suggest asking in #vbox
[23:51] <gselsidi> can someone help me with the ubuntu live usb?
[23:51] <VCoolio> gselsidi: /join #windows   <-- don't forget the /
[23:51] <unko> sebsebseb, ok
[23:51] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: is it just "nameserver: 172.16.0.1"?
[23:51] <aethelrick> hi all, how can I tell what the device and partition names are for grub?
[23:51] <Decepticon> how can i do it so that when i press page up it sends 10 up arrow keys, through screen or some key binding or what? i want to scroll through a list in rtorrent that doesnt use page up/page down functionality, only arrow keys 1 by 1
[23:51] <gselsidi> thanks vcoolio
[23:51] <raylu> gselsidi: again, unetbootin
[23:52] <gselsidi> yea i tried that raylu
[23:52] <chemikalz> my system update aint working can i get-apt juanty?
[23:52] <gselsidi> its not working its giving me errors when i try to boot up from usb
[23:52] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, that or dns-nameservers
[23:52] <Peeeeeet> dotblank: er "nameserver 172.16.0.1"
[23:52] <gselsidi> it says bootdrive or something not found press ctrl+alt+del to restart
[23:52] <helper> raylu, can't u fix it ?
[23:52] <sebsebseb> system4041: used it now?
[23:53] <gselsidi> im on windows 7 could that be the problem?
[23:53] <system4041> hahaha tux paint is fun
[23:53] <sebsebseb> system4041: indeed :)
[23:53] <system4041> duck!!!
[23:53] <system4041> lol
[23:53] <raylu> helper: you can "fix" it by changing those [security] settings to be more relaxed
[23:53] <system4041> it quiet funny lol
[23:53] <Peeeeeet> well i use dns-masq on my router so everything just has the one nameserver
[23:53] <dotblank> Peeeeeet, besides if any of those dont work you could do "up echo "172.16.0.1" > /etc/resolv.conf"
[23:54] <helper> raylu, change them for me i don't know in them why i am asking for help then
[23:54] <raylu> helper: there are pretty helpful comments in the file...
[23:54] <helper> RelaxPermissions=0 put it ?
[23:54] <helper> raylu,
[23:54] <system4041> so whats a gd app for listening to rrs feeds
[23:55] <danand_> aethelrick - try looking under /dev/disk/by-id or by-path or by uuid
[23:55] <Adil> I want to try something, and was wondering if this would work. I want to set up a transparent proxy on an ubuntu machine, by basically setting the machine between the Internet and my wireless router
[23:55] <system4041> so good app for listening to rss feed anyone
[23:55] <system4041> for searching for an dlistening rather
[23:55] <danand_> aethelrick - or findfs command
[23:55] <kingsofleon> system > liferea
[23:56] <alevy> Audio question: Since upgrading to 9.10 I've had the following sound issue: Startup sound (drums) works fine. Once I'm logged in, it's a 50/50 chance sound will continue working until login/logout. Also some programs have no sound at all (songbird/rythmbox). Any ideas?
[23:56] <Adil> my wireless router should be able to work this way right?
[23:56] <sebsebseb> !rss
[23:56] <danand_> aethelrick - or findfs command
[23:56] <sebsebseb> system4041: you can search synaptic for that
[23:56] <chemikalz> W: Failed to fetch cdrom://Ubuntu 9.04 _Jaunty Jackalope_ - Release i386 (20090420.1)/dists/jaunty/restricted/binary-i386/Packages  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[23:56] <spydergt> hey , i need some help with a problem !
[23:56] <danand_> aethelrick - or vol_id :)
[23:56] <Eternal> I need a little help im trying to install Screenlets but I have no clue how to do it
[23:56] <dotblank> !ask  Eternal
[23:56] <dotblank> !ask
[23:57] <raylu> chemikalz: comment out that line in /etc/apt/sources.lits
[23:57] <chemikalz> eternal
[23:57] <spydergt> anyone here seen lilo install errors ? im trying to install to hdd and i followed the pdf  got all the way to lilo -v
[23:57] <spydergt> and i get an error
[23:57] <spydergt> let me copy it
[23:57] <raylu> chemikalz: */etc/apt/sources.list
[23:57] <cecilia> chuck: it's working!
[23:57] <helper> raylu,  RelaxPermissions=0 put it ?
[23:57] <chemikalz> ty
[23:57] <spydergt>   GNU nano 2.0.7              File: /etc/fstab
[23:57] <spydergt> /dev/hda3 / reiserfs defaults 0 0 # AutoUpdate
[23:57] <spydergt> /dev/hda2 none swap sw 0 0
[23:57] <spydergt> proc /proc proc defaults 0 0 # AutoUpdate
[23:57] <spydergt> sysfs /sys sysfs defaults 0 0 # AutoUpdate
[23:57] <FloodBot3> spydergt: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:57] <spydergt> devpts /dev/pts devpts gid=5,mode=620 0 0 # AutoUpdate
[23:57] <dotblank> !paste spydergt
[23:57] <spydergt> wtf , sry not right
[23:57] <dotblank> !paste | spydergt
[23:57] <spydergt> Fatal: open /dev/sdc: Read-only file system
[23:57] <Eternal> dotblank would you be willing to help me
[23:58] <sebsebseb> system4041: Ubuntu has some pretty good games in the repo,  and  they can also be gotton from else where other games
[23:58] <Adil> ubuntu transparent proxy server between internet and wireless router
[23:58] <spydergt> nnot proceed. Maybe you need to add this to your lilo.conf:
[23:58] <spydergt>         disk=/dev/sdc inaccessible
[23:58] <`DoM`> hi all
[23:58] <Adil> would this set up work?
[23:58] <chuck_> cecilia, glad to here it
[23:58] <spydergt> yea so i added that line to the lilo.conf and it still doesnt work
[23:58] <th0r> Eternal: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-614031.html
[23:58] <Adil> and provide content filtering
[23:58] <fung> I'm getting an error 12 when I try to boot into xp. what does that mean and how can I fix it?
[23:58] <Eternal> Awesome thank you
[23:58] <system4041> and how is ubuntu at handling site like watchmovielinks etcetc
[23:58] <`DoM`> i have an asus notebook w7j with last ubuntu amd64. I notice that videocard nvidia takes about 72°C so i want to slowdown temperature. Can someone give to me some tips about ?
[23:59] <spydergt> fung , you could try a bart PE boot cd and do chkdsk ,
[23:59] <Adil> anyone?
[23:59] <sebsebseb> system4041: mplayer plugin for Firefox or whatever
[23:59] <chemikalz> still no dice
[23:59] <spydergt> fung , make sure u did fubar it , plus did you google "error 12"
[23:59] <chemikalz> what can i type exactly into terminal to get 9.04
[23:59] <system4041> mplayer plugin will i get that from synaptics
[23:59] <chemikalz> its not working :/