[00:00] <Gnea> CaMason: did you disable compiz during and after the other monitor was attached or was it on the whole time?
[00:00] <matreya6> Gnea, yes, but I can log-out/ log-in to make sure...brb
[00:00] <Gnea> matreya6: ok
[00:00] <CaMason> Gnea, it was on the whole time
[00:00] <dsdeiz> i just installed transset and xcompmgr since that's what i saw on other websites
[00:00] <Greyhound-> oh, I thought you were just asking who likes transparency :)
[00:00] <dddd> hi
[00:01] <Gnea> CaMason: sounds like it inherited some new settings. try removing the current settings like this:  mv ~/.gconf/apps/compiz/ ~/.gconf/apps/compiz-old/  logout, login again
[00:01] <dsdeiz> Greyhound-: hehe, "Greyhound" is a name of a band in our country.. Anyways, that's OT i gues.. ^^
[00:01] <CaMason> oh um... it seems compiz is disabled and cant enable
[00:02] <CaMason> Gnea ok ill try that
[00:02] <Gnea> :)
[00:02] <matreya6> Gnea, strangely logging-out/ logging-in seems to change the situation completely. I hear the opening congo's, but not the sounds that should come after that.
[00:02] <phlexonance> I can't find the setting to make my apt-get autoinstall the recommended packages
[00:03] <tvmiros> RGEH
[00:03] <CaMason> brb
[00:03] <matreya6> Gnea, this line when I try to start pulse is a step in the right direction: pulseaudio => E: pid.c: Daemon already running. :-)
[00:04] <Gnea> matreya6: ok, go to the sound settings:  System->Preferences->Sound and make sure they're all pointing at pulseaudio (the mixer should be the alsa mixer)
[00:04] <gavron> browser keeps crashing when viewing youtube clips .. anyone sees this..?
[00:05] <notlistening> Hi 9.04 pulseaudio issues was working and now doen't over ATI HD and HDMI
[00:05] <Gnea> gavron: works fine here, did it ever not crash?
[00:05] <Gordito> Everyone USB cards that have widnow drivers can the cards work with ubuntu?
[00:05] <Gnea> notlistening: what changed?
[00:05] <CaMason> oh dear... I'm getting an error when trying to turn visual effects on
[00:05] <Xarver> gavron: I have to! :(
[00:06] <Xarver> But it doesn't always crash
[00:06] <notlistening> Gnea beats me
[00:06] <notlistening> i even reinstalled from scratch :P
[00:06] <xcdfgkjhgcv> I've just modified my /etc/fstab and added 2 lines at the bottom, will my system break during a reboot or will it be fine? http://pastebin.com/m6264c93f
[00:06] <Gnea> notlistening: did you install any updates or edit any config files or did the system crash..?
[00:06] <matreya6> Gnea, done, but no sound yet. The abrupt cutting of of my DVD playback was a pulse issue after all, now my DVD plays normally, but for now without any sounds whatsoever.
[00:06] <poseidon> Does anyone know of a good article on how linux & ubuntu are progressing in the marketplace.  Google doesn't turn up anything new
[00:06] <gavron> Gnea: not sure I only use ubuntu once in a while .. it plays ok for a couple of clips and then bam.. iceape vanishes
[00:07] <Gnea> gavron: what version of ubuntu?
[00:07] <notlistening> I had to modify the pulse audio connfig before to get it working and there were updates but i installed there before and it work ok
[00:07] <mikeh789> anybody here have a slingbox??
[00:07] <gavron> latest .. and I have all software updates except today's - just got reminded ..
[00:08] <Gordito> Window USB cards can the cards work with Ubuntu
[00:08] <Gnea> Gordito: what windows usb cards?
[00:08] <caleb_> no, sorry mikeh789
[00:08] <mofux> hello
[00:08] <mofux> i'm running jaunty, but somehow i don't seem to have those new notifications
[00:08] <notlistening> Gnea: hardware is ok 8.04 works
[00:09] <mofux> what do i need to enable them (i upgarded from intrepid)
[00:09] <CaMason> ok compiz wont enable at all. is there a log file?
[00:09] <Gordito>   Gnea I had a Startech I returned it now I have a different brand and I am having problems with it
[00:09] <Gnea> notlistening: check this out: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578&highlight=sound+stops+working
[00:10] <macman_> hi all .. im trying to install nvidia drivers on cruncbang/ubuntu but all recommended drivers don't work .. any ideas ?
[00:10] <macman_> also i have went to #nvidia but they are all dead
[00:10] <Gordito> ;et me get the box
[00:10] <Gnea> Gordito: well that doesn't answer my question, sorry
[00:10] <Paddy_EIRE> macman_: cruncbang?
[00:10] <cellofellow> what do I have to do to coax ufw into allowing me to browse the SMB network?
[00:11] <Gnea> CaMason: ~/.xsession-errors
[00:11] <CaMason> "Software rasterizer detected, aborting"
[00:11] <SetiAmon> cool i am having no problems with mobloquer
[00:11] <SetiAmon> :|
[00:11] <caleb_> Is there something limiting within networking which makes it impossible to do a command like "ssh user@ip_address:Local_IP"?
[00:11] <mikeh789> crunchbang is ubuntu with openbox basically
[00:11] <macman_> Paddy_EIRE: crunchbang
[00:12] <macman_> Paddy_EIRE: its a child of debian like ubuntu
[00:12] <jamnz> Hello. I have a question about GNS3. If anyone here uses it with Ubuntu, please let me know. Thanks!
[00:12] <Gnea> caleb_: that's not how ssh works
[00:12] <Paddy_EIRE> macman_: ah cool
[00:12] <Gordito> Gnea the brand I have is Wiseland USB 2.0 PCI card with 5 USB ports
[00:12] <matreya6> Gnea, I'll log in and out again for the changes to take effect. brb
[00:12] <mikeh789> macman_, I have the same problem with a toshiba laptop
[00:12] <mikeh789> I finally gave up
[00:13] <mikeh789> I don't think you'll see much wiz-bang in open box anyway
[00:13] <cellofellow> openbox + xcompmgr looks good
[00:13] <SetiAmon> hey what is evolution and should i have it be starting up at boot?
[00:13] <Gnea> caleb_: check the manpage, but I think the -L option can help there
[00:13] <mikeh789> I think you can use tranparency settings with vesa
[00:13] <chemikalz> hey everyone, i have alsa mixer selected, and everything was working fine yesterday, but today, i get no sound from music or anything, and programs arent working well, pidgen crashes when i try to open it as well, no idea why these things are happening
[00:13] <Gnea> !info evolution
[00:14] <Gnea> Gordito: ok, that sounds like a USB hub to me.
[00:15] <juxbox> hi
[00:15] <chemikalz> hey everyone, i have alsa mixer selected, and everything was working fine yesterday, but today, i get no sound from music or anything, and programs arent working well, pidgen crashes when i try to open it as well, no idea why these things are happening
[00:15] <matreya6> Gnea, Thanks a lot! :-) Sound is working through Pulse and I can hear the rap beats of Samurai Champloo through my speakers now,
[00:15] <Gordito> Gnea yeah but it doesn't want to work with my PC
[00:15] <Gnea> matreya6: cheers :)
[00:15] <juxbox> i'm wondering about were i can find the improvements done for ubuntu 9.04 over the previous version?
[00:15] <chemikalz> jux you cant
[00:16] <chemikalz> im having problems with it, not improvements
[00:16] <skima> @jubox - speed?
[00:16] <chemikalz> on a serious note though, you can check on the release page the updates
[00:16] <Gnea> Gordito: perhaps you could be a bit more informative with regards to the actual USB device that you're trying to plug into your USB hub?
[00:16] <Paddy_EIRE> chemikalz: just because you are having negative experiences does not mean everyone is
[00:16] <SetiAmon> hey has anyone setup ubuntu to launch firestarter at startup?
[00:16] <chemikalz> Paddy_EIRE:  i know
[00:16] <juxbox> there should be an official documentation noting the improvement done over that version.
[00:16] <chemikalz> SetiAmon: through startup manager
[00:17] <chemikalz> set to remember what applications were open, or add firestarter to list
[00:17] <Paddy_EIRE> chemikalz: then no need to spread fud to the new members
[00:17] <Gnea> chemikalz: are you routing any sound through pulse?
[00:17] <SetiAmon> i tried and it didn't prompt me for a password or anything,BUT it did say i had no net connection,is there a way to have firestarter launch after i get a internet connection,or at least last of the startup programs?
[00:17] <chemikalz> nope just using alsa mixer
[00:17] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, thanks for all your help. Gnea helped me out in the end. Sound is working again as it should have done the first time around :-P
[00:17] <SetiAmon> chemilkalz,did that.i'm just interested in delaying its startup
[00:17] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: excellent stuff
[00:18] <Gnea> SetiAmon: you could change the runlevel at which it starts so that it starts after certain other daemon(s) start
[00:18] <chemikalz> gnea, it sees my sound card too, it says HDA intel
[00:18] <CaMason> aha. Turns out that a new subsection was added in xorg, and that was preventing it loading up
[00:18] <CaMason> all working now, and I have my multiple virtual desktops back :D
[00:18] <Gnea> CaMason: nice
[00:19] <CaMason> thanks Gnea
[00:19] <Gnea> :D
[00:19] <chemikalz> any ideas anyone
[00:19] <Gnea> cheers
[00:19] <matreya6> Paddy_EIRE, , Gnea, anything *you* have questions about? My main field of expertise is DSL and networking in general.
[00:19] <Gnea> chemikalz: what kind of speakers do you have? are they builtin or plugged in?
[00:19] <Paddy_EIRE> matreya6: definitely noted.. cheers mate
[00:19] <chemikalz> i have built in virtual surround DOLBY, and external speakers, neither are working
[00:20] <juxbox> chemikalz: any new apps installed or hardware changes?
[00:20] <Gnea> matreya6: not currently :) but feel free to hang out and idle for days at a time, I'm sure there will be others that will have questions in those fields :)
[00:20] <chemikalz> jux:installed WINE,steam and some games...
[00:20] <matreya6> Love this channel, so many people willing to help or be helped...
[00:20] <phlexonance> I can't find the setting to make my apt-get autoinstall the recommended packages
[00:20] <Gnea> chemikalz: just to clarify - the 'surround dolby' is part of the soundcard? and the speakers are plugged into the soundcard itself?
[00:21] <skima> anybody has tried to configure TOR/Privoxy on 9.04
[00:21] <skima> ?
[00:21] <mikeh789> how do those steam games run??
[00:21] <chemikalz> the sound card is high definition audio-intel, the laptops built in speakers are called surround dolby, and i have plugged in logitech speakers with a subwoofer, all was working fine before
[00:21] <Gnea> mikeh789: with evaporated water!  j/k :)  it works with wine
[00:21] <Gnea> !wine | mikeh789
[00:22] <chemikalz> mikeh789: i havent had success playing them online yet, but i got left 4 dead to run in single player earlier
[00:22] <RichiH> http://paste.debian.net/36826/ -- can someone tell me what i am doing wrong with parted, here?k
[00:22] <mikeh789> I'm wondering if it will be tolerable on my eeepc
[00:22] <Simonare> hello. i need to create VPN server. of course, i need to use firewall too. beside of these i want to write web interface for my VPN, where users can see their available bandwidth, credit and so forth. could anyone give me some suggestions about it?
[00:22] <Gnea> chemikalz: okay, that helps - do you get any sound if you unplug the logitechs, through the lappies?
[00:23] <chemikalz> i get a crackle sound from the external speakers
[00:23] <SetiAmon> loose connection?
[00:23] <SetiAmon> I get that in my home theater system
[00:23] <Simonare> if there are any network guru. i need some help
[00:23] <juxbox> Anybody got ubuntu working fine with ATI drivers?
[00:23] <Gnea> RichiH: I think you need to actually 'write' the change to the disk
[00:24] <what_if> chemikalz: I have intel HD audio as well and the crackle is common on linux.
[00:24] <Paddy_EIRE> !anyone | juxbox
[00:24] <RichiH> Gnea: i can try, but i doubt that
[00:24] <mikeh789> I got a couple of older ati graphics cards working well
[00:24] <Simonare> juxbux: i also dealt with some problems with my ATI radeon. however it sometimes works like charm.
[00:24] <Gnea> RichiH: it seems odd that it's not showing what changes will be made though...
[00:24] <chemikalz> the crackle is not the problem whatif, i am getting no sound at all in linux, on my vista I can hear sound fine
[00:25] <chemikalz> yesterday i had sound in linux :/
[00:25] <juxbox> well mine is the latest ATI, so i'm afraid it wouldn't work
[00:25] <Simonare> ubottu i asked if you can look up its starting with "hello.
[00:25] <what_if> chemikalz: hmmm... no updates? just stopped working?
[00:25] <matreya6> chemikalz, the same thing happened to me.
[00:25] <Simonare> lol
[00:25] <Palyanich> Help me somebody!
[00:25] <RichiH> Gnea: writing did not help
[00:25] <matreya6> chemikalz, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578&highlight=sound+stops+working
[00:25] <chemikalz> ya, I even switched media players to see if that was the issue, no sound from games or internet either though
[00:25] <chemikalz> thanks mateya
[00:25] <Gnea> RichiH: does fdisk confirm a (no)write?
[00:25] <brodymcd> hi all! Using a DELL inspiron 1526 - running ubuntu 8.10 because wireless stopped working in 9.04... after reinstalling 8.10, wireless works, but is not turned ON at boot... have to click restricted driver ON to turn card on, then OFF to get card to work... just tedious... how to fix?
[00:26] <Palyanich> ïî ðóññêè êòî-íèòü ãîâîðèò?!\
[00:26] <matreya6> chemikalz, it's only a pass-through, the credit goes to Paddy_EIRE
[00:26] <Simonare> hello. i need to create VPN server. of course, i need to use firewall too. beside of these i want to write web interface for my VPN, where users can see their available bandwidth, credit and so forth. could anyone give me some suggestions about the vpn server choices, firewall choices and some more*
[00:27] <chemikalz> im going to try some of these terminal commands i guess and report back matreya6
[00:27] <matreya6> chemikalz, If it won't work even after a reboot, pastebin me the output of "pulseaudio" on the terminal
[00:28] <chemikalz> keep getting bash cmd not found exact copy paste from thread :/
[00:28] <chemikalz> !pastebin
[00:28] <skima> @you_audio_guys:________________________________________________________________ try padevchooser
[00:29]  * Gnea sets up pulse on another system to pipe over the network
[00:29] <chemikalz> http://paste.ubuntu.com/178346/
[00:29] <devil> hi guys
[00:29] <|ntegra|> hi
[00:30] <devil> i am new here
[00:30] <|ntegra|> nice
[00:30] <devil> wanna to be familiar
[00:30] <chemikalz> welcome devil, this is the help channal for generel talk use #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:30] <harpreet_> ubuntu virus!
[00:30] <devil> i am new ubuntu user
[00:30] <devil> thank u
[00:30] <matreya6> chemikalz, don't copy the prefixed $ when you copy commands, it's just the prompt, just like c:\> on DOS ;-)
[00:30] <harpreet_> devil: welcome
[00:30] <chemikalz> oh i feel stupid, thanks let me try again
[00:30] <skima> Anyone has confiugured priovoxy on 9.04
[00:31] <devil> thanks harpreet
[00:31] <skima> ?
[00:31] <devil> can u tell memthe the best way to learn the linux
[00:31] <harpreet_> devil: use it
[00:31] <devil> i am new user
[00:31] <devil> ok
[00:31] <Gnea> !best | devil
[00:31] <devil> i use linux
[00:31] <ugh> hello
[00:31] <harpreet_> devil: thats all you have to do to learn it
[00:31] <matreya6> chemikalz, this is a buisy chat, if you are adressing someone, please start your sentences with <username>, <sentence>
[00:32] <harpreet_> devil: what have you used your computer for in the past
[00:32] <Gnea> devil: use it for everyday use. if you need to do something, and you don't know how, you can find howtos at http://ubuntuforums.org and/or ask here
[00:32] <adante> is there a way to get cron to send output only if the process returns an error value?
[00:32] <ugh> hello everyone
[00:32] <chemikalz> matreya6: i will try again and show you the pastebin, some things already did not work but some did now
[00:32] <skima> adante: yes
[00:32] <Yanick_> hi, my external USB HD cable uplugged before I could unmount the drive, and the /dev/sdc file remains even if the drive is not plugged in. This cause that, when I plug the cable again, /dev/sdc1 is not created. Can I safelu (manually) remove /dev/sdc and connect my cable again, or is it a bad idea?
[00:32] <harpreet_> ugh: need help?
[00:32] <devil> harpreet:i have used window xp now using ubuntu
[00:32] <ugh> harpeet: not really
[00:32] <adante> skima: how do i do that?
[00:32] <ugh> bye
[00:33] <devil> Gena:thanks
[00:33] <matreya6> chemikalz, please do.
[00:33] <skima> adante: learn
[00:33] <harpreet_> Yanick_: you can do so
[00:33] <Yanick_> thanks
[00:33] <Gnea> devil: cheers :)
[00:33] <dsdeiz> do i have to type transset and click on each window to make them transparent? or are there other ways?
[00:33] <adante> skima: lol thanks that just made my quotes list
[00:33] <skima> adente: ok
[00:33] <devil> Gena:which is the best version of linux to use
[00:34] <|ntegra|> happyfeet says linuxcommand.org and http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/ are good places to learn
[00:34] <harpreet_> devil: ubuntu 9.04
[00:34] <devil> Harpreet:sometime i get the ubuntu hang
[00:34] <Gnea> devil: it's Gnea, not Gena.  whatever suits you.  I recommend Ubuntu 9.04 or 8.04
[00:34] <Yanick_> harpreet_, but now, when I connect the cable, nothing happens. is there something I need to reset?
[00:34] <devil> Gnea:sorry
[00:34] <Gnea> devil: s'ok
[00:34] <devil> but its easy to write
[00:34] <VCoolio1> dsdeiz: you have to click them all
[00:34] <chemikalz> matreya6: http://paste.ubuntu.com/178348/
[00:34] <harpreet_> devil: depends on your hardware, possibly video card
[00:35] <harpreet_> Yanick_: nothing will happen you can browse the drive, can you?
[00:35] <devil> Harpreet:what about sayabyon??
[00:35] <Yanick_> harpreet_, no, I plug the cable and nothing happens
[00:35] <chemikalz> matreya6: i have pulse installed now
[00:35] <Yanick_> harpreet_, no /dev/sdc* or anything
[00:35] <VCoolio1> dsdeiz: I configured some keybindings to prevent entering the command in terminal every time
[00:36] <catch22sucker> Ive spent all morning trying to get my dial up modme to work.... Can someone please help. Ive run scanmodem, and found the modem type: Rockwell International HCF 56k Data/Fax Modem. Ive then downloaded the hcf driver from http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/hcf/full/downloads-ubuntu-x86.php.  I made sure it was the correct driver for my kernel. But now I can't find the modem, i.e. there is no /dev/ttySHCF* or /dev/modem. So I am stuck. An
[00:36] <phlexonance> I can't find the setting to make my apt-get autoinstall the recommended packages
[00:36] <matreya6> chemikalz, but does it work?
[00:36] <harpreet_> Yanick_: is drive connected to cable?
[00:36] <chemikalz> matreya6: i still hear no sounds no
[00:36] <Yanick_> yes
[00:36] <Yanick_> harpreet_, yes
[00:36] <owner> hello
[00:36] <skima> devil: saybyon isn`t good
[00:37] <matreya6> chmikalz, try setting all your sound preferences to Pulse in System => Preferences  => Sound. After that, log-out and login again.
[00:37] <Guest92030> hi there, i apologize for such a questions, but it has been 12 years since i used IRC.  I need to get a channel list, what command is that?
[00:37] <chemikalz> matreya6: thanks will do that and report back
[00:37] <Yanick_> harpreet_, if I do fdisk -l it doesn't list it. it did before I deleted /dev/sdc but now nothing
[00:37] <devil> skima:thanks
[00:37] <harpreet_> Yanick_: you using ubuntu? if yes, go to places on your desktop and check for external HD folder
[00:37] <skima> devil: try slack or ubuntu
[00:37] <Yanick_> harpreet_, k
[00:37] <owner> could anyone point me to the right direction to reinstall wireless card
[00:37] <skima> devil: or both :)
[00:38] <macman_> hey i just ran a .sh script to install nvidia drivers .. how do i uninstall them ?
[00:38] <harpreet_> owner: which wireless card?
[00:38] <matreya6> owner, what wl-card do you have?
[00:38] <owner> atheros
[00:38] <Yanick_> harpreet_, the mount folder was not there
[00:38] <devil> skima:i have updated ubuntu but wht i found is it boots up with kbuntu and ask password with edubuntu but finally run ubuntu whats the problem??
[00:38] <noel_> anyone familiar with the Livecd cration process  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
[00:38] <livingdaylight> how does one launch applications from a terminal?
[00:38] <skima> devil: ubuntu works to 1st big update
[00:39] <harpreet_> livingdaylight: type application name
[00:39] <matreya6> livingdaylight, just type the name of the program
[00:39] <owner> my wireless dont show when i run lshw -C network
[00:39] <skima> devil: than it`s magic or U lose
[00:39] <kitche> macman_: by running the script again with the uninstall option
[00:39] <catch22sucker> Anyone using dialup and an HCF modem? Ive installed the .deb driver from http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/hcf/full/downloads-ubuntu-x86.php but now I can't use the modem. There is no automatically generated file in /dev e.g /dev/modem or /dev/SHCF0
[00:39] <livingdaylight> what if its an application which was installed by a .deb?
[00:39] <devil> skima:oh
[00:39] <Yanick_> harpreet_, the file /dev/sdc suddenly reappeared, but the drive does not get mounted
[00:39] <harpreet_> Yanick_: you have to manually mount the drive, OR you can logout and log back in and see if it mounts the drive
[00:39] <skima> devil: thats why slack is more stable
[00:40] <skima> devil: and uglyu sometimes
[00:40] <harpreet_> Yanick_: you know how to manually add the drive?
[00:40] <devil> skima:fine i will use slack
[00:40] <livingdaylight> harpreet_ | matreya6 Xmind doesn't launch when i type 'xmind'
[00:40] <matreya6> catch22sucker, mostly you'll need a binary firmware to make these things work, just like with ndiswrappers
[00:40] <Gnea> skima: it's not quite always like that
[00:40] <skima> devil: use slack + vmware to learning
[00:40] <skima> gnea: sure as always
[00:40] <Gnea> devil: slack is a good linux distribution to learn on
[00:41] <VCoolio1> phlexonance: in update manager, settings button (bottom left), then updates tab gives an option that sounds like what you seek
[00:41] <devil> GNEA:thanks
[00:41] <matreya6> livingdaylight, maybe xmind needs a few command-line parameters, check man xmind
[00:41] <owner> my wireless was working last night but today only my etho works
[00:41] <Yanick_> harpreet_, sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdc1 /media/MEDIA but it does not work, because /dev/sdc1 does not exists
[00:41] <Gnea> devil: but, again, we prefer Ubuntu in here :)
[00:41] <devil> skima;how to use  vmware
[00:41] <Yanick_> harpreet_, /dev/sdc exists, but I cannot mount that one either
[00:41] <skima> devil: it`s kind of easy
[00:41] <owner> my wireless icon shows no networks
[00:41] <matreya6> devil, Gnea, so is Archlinux
[00:41] <owner> i boot to xp and my wireless works
[00:42] <harpreet_> livingdaylight: here : http://www.watchingthenet.com/ubuntu-tip-how-to-launch-programs-in-the-background-from-a-terminal-window.html
[00:42] <skima> gnea: true but arch is more gentooish
[00:42] <Yanick_> harpreet_, it's like if it cannot find the partition, although fdisk -l lists it as /dev/sdc1
[00:42] <Yanick_> harpreet_, but there is no /dev/sdc1
[00:42] <kitche> owner: windows is not linux so comparing the two will not work when dealing with wireless
[00:42] <livingdaylight> matreya6: there is no man entry for xmind
[00:42] <devil> Gnea,Matreya6:can u tell me the link where i can download the vmware
[00:42] <livingdaylight> harpreet_: thx
[00:42] <Gnea> !vmware | devil
[00:42] <owner> nothing listed in the harware drivers
[00:42] <noel_> I am trying to figure out how to change the boot screen on a custom livecd from having the install option, and removing the install shortcut from the desktop
[00:42] <harpreet_> Yanick_: the problem is probably your HD is not ext3 and it is not mounted
[00:43] <skima> devil: at their site is documentation and bins
[00:43] <chemikalz> matreya6: still nothing :/
[00:43] <matreya6> devil, vmware? Why not use Virtualbox?
[00:43] <Yanick_> harpreet_, no, the HD partition is ntfs for use with another computer which has windows on it
[00:43] <owner> am i talking to my self?
[00:43] <owner> i dont mind waiting for someones help
[00:43] <Gnea> !patience | owner
[00:43] <brodymcd> how can I get Ubuntu to automatically turn my wireless card on when I start it?
[00:43] <harpreet_> Yanick_: here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount/USB
[00:43] <matreya6> chemikalz, please update your pastebin when you type pulseaudio
[00:43] <skima> matreaya6: virtualbox maybe, but how its with stability and easyness?
[00:43] <devil> matreya6:ok i willl look for virtual ox
[00:43] <Gnea> owner: sometimes it takes someone awhile to come back with an answer
[00:44] <Gnea> !vbox | devil
[00:44] <matreya6> skima, I use it everyday at work whenever I need to start WinXP
[00:44] <owner> ill be patient :)
[00:44] <harpreet_> Yanick_: you have to create mount point and manually mount
[00:44] <owner> !patience
[00:44] <skima> matreya5: OK it works for u
[00:44] <devil> ubottu:thanks
[00:44] <matreya6> skima, I'd advise you to choose the non-free version as it has more features. then again, you might not need the extras
[00:44] <harpreet_> Yanick_: i'll suggest you to start fresh with the process , restart computer without usbhd connected and then connect it and monitor the process if it doesnt mount then follow : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount/USB
[00:45] <chemikalz> matreya6: success
[00:45] <chemikalz> matreya6: thank you!!!
[00:45] <owner> im not being rude.. ill wait :0
[00:45] <skima> matreaya6: vmware works for me
[00:45] <Chef1411> hi
[00:46] <harpreet_> owner: lets work on your wireless
[00:46] <matreya6> chemikalz, good to hear that it's working for you as well. Don't thank me, as I said before this all a pass-through of instructions by Paddy_EIRE and Gnea. Got my sound working just a quarter of an hour ago with help of those instructions
[00:46] <harpreet_> owner: can you tell me your card please? proper name
[00:46] <Chef1411> hello?
[00:46] <Chef1411> cls
[00:46] <devil> ubottu:i downloade the virtual box
[00:46] <chemikalz> matreya6: well thank you for walking me through it as well, and thanks to gnea and paddy as well
[00:47] <matreya6> owner, please pastebin this: lspci | grep -i network
[00:47] <chemikalz> i have my grateful dead blasting now thanks to you
[00:47] <matreya6> chemikalz, no problem mate! :-D
[00:47] <harpreet_> owner: you may use madwifi or ndiswapper , your choice. you have to download xp driver and compile driver for linux and then use ndiswapper to load that driver, it will work
[00:47] <arand> !hi | Chef1411
[00:47] <harpreet_> whats the possibility of virus in ubuntu?
[00:47] <skima> It`s hard to generalise on virtualisation ...
[00:48] <VCoolio1> harpreet_: close to zero
[00:48] <devil> harpreet:canu suggest me the best book to learn linux??
[00:48] <matreya6> harpreet_, Well, there were some worms (CodeRed for instance), but overall Linux is pretty Virus proof.
[00:48] <harpreet_> VCoolio1: i have built two systems on which everything works what a common man imagines working on the computer. the last concern is virus
[00:49] <Edmond> harpreet_, check this out its good, http://librenix.com/?inode=21
[00:49] <owner> my wireless dont show when i run lshw -C network
[00:49] <skima> harpeet: there are exploits
[00:49] <harpreet_> matreya6: i believe those worms will be affecting only the path of the program not the root. am i right?
[00:49] <matreya6> harpreet_, Windows virusses won't work on the systems
[00:49] <devil> skima,matreya6,ubottu:can u suggest me any good book to learn linux
[00:50] <skima> devil: man everything and read the source ;)
[00:50] <chemikalz> devil:im a newb too, but the internet has TONS of free linux information
[00:50] <arand> devil: ubuntu pocket guide. free from http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/index_main.html
[00:50] <harpreet_> matreya6: i know that and i appreciate linux. what if there is wine installed and then some virus comes from windows
[00:50] <Fiberchunks> howdy, any of you folks use evolution to connect to a hosted exchange email provider?
[00:50] <Fiberchunks> I'm having a hell of a time getting it to work properly
[00:50] <devil> chemikalz:thanks
[00:50] <SkinnYPuPp> Could someone tell me a good linux compat video card that has svideo in? I'm wanting to sample from my hi-8 camcorder or vcr.
[00:50] <devil> arand:thanks
[00:50] <matreya6> harpreet_, CodeRed was pretty nasty, even on Root level, but any security hole in a program might cause privilige escalation and enable the takeover of your system. For that reason it's best to keep your system updated
[00:50] <chemikalz> devil:id click arrands link, looks promising
[00:50] <harpreet_> SkinnYPuPp: nvidia, works great
[00:51] <SkinnYPuPp> harpreet_, any particular model ?
[00:51] <skima> skima: silverblatz - operating systems?
[00:51] <Dulak> harpreet_: svideo IN?
[00:51] <skima> hehe
[00:51] <harpreet_> SkinnYPuPp: it starts with 98 or 8 something
[00:51] <devil> chemikalz:ya i downloaded it
[00:51] <harpreet_> Dulak: yes
[00:51] <SkinnYPuPp> Dulak, IN is what i'm after
[00:51] <SkinnYPuPp> harpreet_, thanks
[00:51] <Dulak> SkinnYPuPp: afaik video cards are out, not in, you'd use a tv-tuner card for in
[00:51] <matreya6> harpreet_, If you are behind a NAT router (as most home users are) than there is little to worry about, unless you have explicitly forwarded ports that a program uses that contains a security hole.
[00:51] <skima> devil: there is ubuntu official manual
[00:51] <ozzmosis> Dulak: some have inputs
[00:52] <devil> skima;have u link of that
[00:52] <skima> devil: slack haves its own - and it is good
[00:52] <SkinnYPuPp> Dulak, OIC just needed to know what to look for
[00:52] <devil> skima:i will install slack
[00:52] <skima> skima: u are lasy, man ;)
[00:52] <harpreet_> matreya6: but ubuntu has no open ports by default so there shouldnt be a concern
[00:52] <chemikalz> devil: im going to dl it right now as well
[00:52] <skima> devil: but i will find
[00:52] <matreya6> harpreet_, If you worry about passing through Windows' Virusses to other Windows users, check out ClamAV, it's free and has it's own primitive frontend, Clamtk
[00:52] <devil> skima:thanks
[00:53] <duckx0r> Sorry if this is off topic, but can anyone help me with a problem in Imagemagick? http://codepad.org/xuwO4FE1
[00:53] <|ntegra|> arand: thanx
[00:53] <ozzmosis> SkinnYPuPp: I use a dedicated capture card .. it was about $AU100 in 2004
[00:53] <skima> devil: http://www.slackware.com/book/
[00:53] <devil> skima:thanks
[00:53] <harpreet_> matreya6: i had clamav what happened, i installed avast and let it scan my system, it started telling me that daily.cld file in clamav is a virus which i think was false positive
[00:53] <owner> hello ?
[00:53] <matreya6> harpreet_, true, that's why I said "*Explicitly* forwarding ports"
[00:53] <Dulak> SkinnYPuPp: I have a hauppage 350 tv-tuner that has s-video in as well as the tv tuner on it
[00:53] <ozzmosis> SkinnYPuPp: 00:0d.0 Multimedia controller: Philips Semiconductors SAA7134/SAA7135HL Video Broadcast Decoder (rev 01)
[00:54] <SkinnYPuPp> Dulak, ozzmosis thanks for the info !!!
[00:54] <matreya6> harpreet_, that is funny indeed :-) better update to the latest version then, shall we?
[00:55] <harpreet_> matreya6: i am planning to open a specialized ubuntu linux store . that means i will be selling pcs with ubuntu on it
[00:55] <ozzmosis> harpreet_: whereabouts?
[00:55] <harpreet_> matreya6: Canada, vancouver
[00:55] <devil> skima:thanks i downloaded the book
[00:55] <harpreet_> ozzmosis: vancouver, canada
[00:55] <ozzmosis> harpreet_: great :)
[00:55] <SkinnYPuPp> harpreet_, good idea!
[00:55] <skima> devil: your welcome and try to avoid windows ;)
[00:55] <cellofellow> harpreet_: oh, sweet. Like Za Reason or System76?
[00:56] <kjcole> Hi.  ssh uses my /etc/host file as god intended, but none of my browsers do.  Why? (I've flushed the cache, turned off proxies, etc.)
[00:56] <devil> skima;sure i will divorce window
[00:56] <skima> devil: i didn`t found ubuntu official book so u must try atself
[00:56] <matreya6> harpreet_, Good initiative :-) Of course you need to know all the "selling points" for Ubuntu through and through if you are to convince people.
[00:56] <SkinnYPuPp> I love hooking up ppl with dual boot so they aren't so nervous about the swap, then a few months later they aren't touching the MS any more
[00:56] <ozzmosis> kjcole: it's /etc/hosts
[00:56] <skima> devil: heh marriagie or civil?
[00:56] <devil> skima: problem i will find it out
[00:56] <harpreet_> SkinnYPuPp: ozzmosis, i will devote my own time to educate people in library and won't charge a dime for operating system but only for the machine
[00:56] <owner> Hello, I need help with my wireless card
[00:56] <devil> skima:civil
[00:56] <SkinnYPuPp> harpreet_, think you have a selling point there
[00:57] <matreya6> harpreet_, you might even consider official Canonical support if you are offering Ubuntu on a professional basis. I believe it is available in Canada.
[00:57] <metalfan_> hi
[00:57] <owner> where do i go to see if ubuntu sees it
[00:57] <kjcole> ozzmosis: Sorry. Yes.  A typo on my part here. (ssh uses /etc/hosts but my browser don't.)
[00:57] <harpreet_> matreya6: 1.free. 2. no virus. 3. reliable. 4. no nonsense popups 5.stable
[00:57] <harpreet_> and so on
[00:57] <metalfan_> apache2 runs with the user www-data, how do i set the permissions on /var/www so that i can edit it with my user?
[00:57] <harpreet_> matreya6: what does that mean?
[00:58] <SkinnYPuPp> metalfan sounds like you need to add your user to a group with ownership of /var/www/ though i don't know the default group name
[00:58] <Scunizi> last night I installed UNR (ubuntu netbook remix) using the ppa for the files.. I got a nice netbook interface on 8.04 but I'd like to switch back to the standard ubuntu desktop.  I can't switch in sessions on boot and there is no "System" menu item to look in.. Any clues?
[00:59] <matreya6> harpreet_, But will you be able to answer common questions like : Why does my sound crackle all the time? I want to play DVD's I want to play MP3's . I want to play World of Warcraft and that sort of questions?
[00:59] <devil> ok guys i leave
[00:59] <devil> see you again
[00:59] <matreya6> devil, take care
[00:59] <metalfan_> SkinnYPuPp, my user is in the group www-data, but /var/www is  owned by root:root?   ive changed that to root:www-data and set it to 775
[00:59] <skima> devil: good luck with linux
[00:59] <metalfan_> SkinnYPuPp, is that save?
[00:59] <ozzmosis> kjcole: is that true even if you set Firefox to "direct connection"?
[00:59] <kjcole> Thus far, I've tried firefox, opera, and konqueror.  All three ignore the /etc/hosts settings, though ssh correctly follows the changes to /etc/hosts
[00:59] <harpreet_> matreya6: great idea, i just checked the website, it is available. i have already taken care of all those normal things that people need, commercial dvd, virual printer, etc.etc.
[01:00] <iliketofrolic666> how do I remove all of xfce/xubuntu and replace it with ubuntu/gnome?
[01:00] <devil> matreya6,skima,harpreet,yanik,arrand:thanks and take care see ya
[01:00] <iliketofrolic666> I don't want left over packages please
[01:00] <SkinnYPuPp> metalfan_, I'm not the expert on that just know a few basics'
[01:00] <matreya6> harpreet_,  check out this site: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/support/paid
[01:00] <metalfan_> SkinnYPuPp, thx
[01:00] <kjcole> ozzmosis: That's just turning off the cache, right?  I've done that, but let me double check.
[01:01] <matreya6> harpreet_, another thing to keep in mind is to keep up to date on the Linux Hardware Compatibility list, especially All-in One printers as these can be a pain in the *ss to set up, if they even work (fully)
[01:01] <kjcole> ozzmosis: I'm having a bad day. I meant "turning off the proxy"
[01:01] <matreya6> harpreet_, Good luck with your business!
[01:01] <maveas> Hi guys..
[01:02] <harpreet_> matreya6: hp printers mostly work. thank you
[01:02] <sveakex> what does #
[01:02] <sveakex>     Screen      0  "Screen0" 640 0
[01:02] <sveakex> this mean in xorg.conf?
[01:02] <maveas> I need some help to boot my USB with VMware ESXi installation software..
[01:02] <sveakex> that 640 and 0
[01:02] <matreya6> harpreet_, Yes, but some people allready *have* peripherals.
[01:02] <maveas> I mean boot via Grub
[01:02] <erkan> ersun
[01:02] <ozzmosis> kjcole: yeah.  there's a user-wide HTTP proxy setting that some browsers honour.  there might also be a system-wide one.
[01:02] <byte^> I'm told that when I install a Windows OS it will rewrite and remove GRUB. How can I back up my GRUB menu.lst and reinstall it after installation?
[01:03] <maveas> I've read about GRUB so I just need to know if I need to set a kernel with some arguments or whatever?
[01:03] <matreya6> !enter | maveas
[01:03] <harpreet_> matreya6: true, just like lexmark. none of the printer works on ubuntu
[01:03] <HauntedSoul> hello
[01:03] <maveas> Ok matreya6
[01:04] <HauntedSoul> is there any reason that OpenOffice 3 is not in ubuntu intrepid?
[01:04] <sebsebseb> HauntedSoul: yes
[01:04] <sebsebseb> HauntedSoul: ,becasue they only do security updates
[01:04] <sebsebseb> HauntedSoul: you can get a PPA for  Open Office 3 though, or upgrade to 9.04
[01:04] <LinuxNIT> i recently upgraded and now i cant find the session management tool in the menus, any idea where it is?
[01:04] <LinuxNIT> (gnome
[01:04] <byte^> I'm told that when I install a Windows OS it will rewrite and remove GRUB. How can I back up my GRUB menu.lst and reinstall it after installation?
[01:04] <HauntedSoul> sebsebseb didn't know that! thank you ;)
[01:05] <sebsebseb> HauntedSoul: ok no problem
[01:05] <byte^> Is backing up menu.lst on GRUB enough to preserve it or is there more to it than that?
[01:05] <skima> harpeet_: canon printers work fine on ubuntu
[01:05] <sebsebseb> byte^: you don't need to back it up
[01:05] <sebsebseb> !grub
[01:05] <matreya6> harpreet_, Yes, well...you gotta be prepared for questions from customers just like those. It might be useful to set up a site where your customers ask questions and compile a general FAQ with lots of links for them. It takes some time, but your customers will like you for it, believe me...
[01:05] <ozzmosis> byte^: I think you just need to rewrite the MBR with GRUB
[01:05] <kjcole> ozzmosis: No proxy stuff in my environment settings either.
[01:05] <harpreet_> matreya6: totally agree
[01:05] <ozzmosis> byte^: Windows won't overwrite menu.lst
[01:05] <skima> last try on Privoxy on Ubuntu 9.04
[01:06] <harpreet_> byte^: why you need windows?
[01:06] <ozzmosis> kjcole: weird.  can't think of anything.
[01:06] <byte^> Alright awesome.
[01:06] <byte^> harpreet_: Unfortunately, I have failed at getting sound working on Ubuntu.
[01:06] <owner> could somone help me with my wireless card? nothing shows up when i LSPCI
[01:06] <HauntedSoul> going out
[01:06] <HauntedSoul> bye
[01:06] <skima> byte^: sound is for lamers ;)
[01:06] <richratt> where is disk defragmenter in ubuntu i have been looking for 2 hours and cant find it
[01:06] <harpreet_> byte^: which motherboard and which ubuntu version and what card
[01:07] <aguitel> owner, what kind of card is ,usb or pci?
[01:07] <maveas> ? My BIOS doesn't support USB boot so I need to know how to boot the installer for VMware ESXi from my USB via GRUB. I've done some of my homework regarding GRUB but I do not know if I need to set a chainloader or kernel to boot the installer from the USB.
[01:07] <skima> byte^: use braill on tty ;)
[01:07] <matreya6> harpreet_, if I were you I'd compile a set of bash scripts to fix common mishaps on Ubuntu before you sell your systems. That way you can avoid a lot of trouble and questions later
[01:07] <sebsebseb> richratt: that's, because there isn't one, since it's not needed
[01:07] <owner> pci
[01:07] <sebsebseb> !defrag
[01:07] <byte^> harpreet_: Well I'll have to look up the motherboard (it's a factory mobo for Dell Dimension 3000) but I have Ubuntu 9.04 with a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy SE
[01:07] <owner> laptop
[01:07] <aguitel> owner, in other distro it works?
[01:07] <sebsebseb> richratt: see above
[01:07] <byte^> I plan on reinstalling Windows to make sure it still works...
[01:07] <owner> worked fine last night
[01:07] <owner> works in  windows boot
[01:08] <byte^> Then I'll go about debuging it further...
[01:08] <harpreet_> matreya6: i am preparing my own livecd for that purpose so, i will build a machine and install everything "ready"
[01:08] <christopher> just installed latest ubuntu and the start looks great
[01:08] <Pluxxx> my condolences
[01:08] <owner> distro?
[01:08] <harpreet_> byte^: type hwinfo --short
[01:08] <sebsebseb> !distro | owner
[01:08] <altf2o> so anyone else been following various reports of "performance issues" with Ubuntu 9.04? Thoughts?
[01:08] <matreya6> byte^, please pastebin the following: lspci | grep -i audio
[01:08] <sebsebseb> owner: distro  short for distribution
[01:08] <owner> no
[01:09] <byte^> Yeah I've done that before but okay, give me one second.
[01:09] <skima> OK it looks like Privoxy is very egsotic software :/
[01:09] <aguitel> owner, try with live cd
[01:09] <owner> doesnt even show up  in drivers
[01:09] <skima> EOF
[01:09] <harpreet_> skima: privoxy is very nice for anonymity
[01:09] <matreya6> harpreet_, please tell me how business is going when you have had your first customers, I'd love to hear about it :-)
[01:09] <owner> the network is enabled
[01:10] <harpreet_> matreya6: i will.
[01:10] <byte^> matreya6: it's only one line: 01:02.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs CA0106 Soundblaster
[01:10] <byte^> harpreet_: do you want me to pastebin the result?
[01:10] <harpreet_> byte^: is it old computer or laptop
[01:10] <harpreet_> byte^: yes please
[01:10] <byte^> It's a Dell Dimension 3000 which I consider fairly old.
[01:11] <byte^> But it is not a laptop.
[01:11] <byte^> http://pastebin.com/m4c9d953b
[01:11] <harpreet_> byte^: its old thats why, on today's motherboards, almost everything works out of the box
[01:11] <owner> weird huh
[01:12] <Gnea> wow, pulseaudio > cifs
[01:12] <matreya6> byte^, let me lookup that audio card for you, just a sec...
[01:12] <byte^> Yes, well, I am building a new computer specifically to linux on, to get rid of this junk machine
[01:12] <byte^> Hopefully all is well when I do that.
[01:12] <harpreet_> byte^: here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=963027
[01:13] <maveas> No one with that knowledge?
[01:13] <matreya6> byte^, there are lots of Linux versions that run snappy on old systems, so you might postpone scrapping your Dell 3000
[01:13] <darkangel> hey is there a program out there that can record everything typed on my comp???
[01:14] <byte^> I saw that post, harpreet_, but I thought it wouldn't help me since I get absolutely no sound.
[01:14] <leagris> darkangel, search a "keylogger"
[01:14] <ozzmosis> darkangel: a keylogger?
[01:14] <noel_> I am trying to figure out how to change the boot screen options on a custom livecd to remove the install option, and rI want to remove the install shortcut from the desktop, anyone done this?
[01:14] <byte^> matreya6: Well, there are other reasons too, I just hope that a happy coincidence can happen in running Linux on it ;]
[01:15] <ozzmosis> maveas: I'm not sure GRUB can see USB devices to boot from unless the BIOS can already see them
[01:15] <matreya6> byte^, sorry? I didn't quite get your last sentence...
[01:15] <maveas> ozzmosis: but that the trick, grub can ..
[01:15] <dronix> darkangel: keylogger?
[01:15] <maveas> that's
[01:15] <darkangel> are there any more???
[01:15] <byte^> What I mean to say is that aside from being able to do other things I need to do, hopefully as a result of getting better hardware I am able to run Linux easier.
[01:15] <ozzmosis> darkangel: what for?
[01:15] <maveas> darkangel: ofc :)
[01:16] <darkangel> what you mean for what???
[01:16] <byte^> Well anyways.
[01:16] <darkangel> my os is ubuntu
[01:16] <ozzmosis> darkangel: what do you want to do?
[01:16] <byte^> I'm going to install Windows and if my sound card doesn't work on there (although it should) then I can isolate the problem.
[01:16] <darkangel> just record anything typed pretty much
[01:16] <byte^> darkangel: Linux/GNU
[01:16] <Pluxxx> how can I make use of a special key on my eee? its almost as a windows-button (but it was used for the linux distro the laptop came with)
[01:16] <ozzmosis> maveas: if you say so :)
[01:17] <Scunizi> where do you find synaptic in the netbook remix desktop?
[01:17] <owner> system>admin
[01:17] <Gnea> darkangel: there's lkl, but whether it works well or not is questionable
[01:17] <ozzmosis> Pluxxx: you could pry it off then tie it to a piece of string... sorry...
[01:17] <maveas> ozzmosis: well, I'm not an expert but I did read it some where?
[01:17] <matreya6> byte^, Well I hope your soundcard still works and you fix the playback on Linux.
[01:18] <darkangel> just trying to catch someone on my comp is all
[01:18] <darkangel> so anything that will remember keys entered
[01:18] <harpreet_> byte^: here: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-153823.html
[01:18] <owner> k
[01:18] <Pluxxx> is there absolutely no way of making use of that key?
[01:18] <Gnea> darkangel: you know, there is a ~/.bash_history in everyone's homedir
[01:18] <darkangel> yeah??? what exactly is that. im fairly new to linux
[01:18] <Dulak> Pluxxx: run xev from a terminal, then hit the key and see if it's registered
[01:19] <Pluxxx> kk
[01:19] <Dulak> Pluxxx: if xev sees the key, then you can use xmodmap to remap that key to whatever you like
[01:19] <maveas> darkangel: it records every command used i bash
[01:19] <maveas> darkangel: bash/shell
[01:19] <darkangel> ah not trying to do it in there
[01:19] <darkangel> watchin on the net
[01:19] <maveas> haha, for pwds?
[01:19] <darkangel> someone just cruising my comp when im not home
[01:19] <ddoom> I'm getting a beeping sound coming through my headphones, happens every 30s or so. running 9.04 64 - any ideas?
[01:19] <darkangel> nah
[01:19] <darkangel> want to see where they are going
[01:20] <darkangel> they clear history every time n shit
[01:20] <matreya6> Gotta leave now, hit the hay because it's 2:18 am now where I live. Thanks for the answers, especially Paddy_EIRE and Gnea. I hop my answers have contributed to this wonderful community
[01:20] <Pluxxx> lovely, thx dulak
[01:20] <maveas> lock down your computer?
[01:20] <maveas> how hard can that be?
[01:20] <darkangel> haha, she knows my pass n shit
[01:20] <ozzmosis> so change it
[01:20] <darkangel> that would be weird to her
[01:20] <darkangel> shed be like wtf you changin it for
[01:20] <maveas> are you spying on her?
[01:21] <darkangel> only for good yes
[01:21] <maveas> but why?
[01:21] <darkangel> cheating peroses
[01:21] <Dulak> the road to hell is paved with good intentions...
[01:21] <darkangel> purposes
[01:21] <ozzmosis> shared passwords are never a good idea
[01:21] <ozzmosis> give her her own account
[01:21] <darkangel> haha, i do agree with the road to hell thing
[01:21] <odedo> dpkg is failing for me with update-binfmts: /var/lib/binfmts/jar corrupt: out of binfmt data reading package could anyone help?
[01:21] <shentino> I'd advise giving her (or you, if it's her computer) a separate account
[01:21] <darkangel> its my computer
[01:21] <matreya6> ozzmosis, Gnea , byte^, harpreet_ , bye for now gotta sleep
[01:21] <shentino> ok
[01:22] <darkangel> and im not worried about her finding anything i know how to lock and hide everything that needs not to be found
[01:22] <shentino> just making sure that you're clear of house politics
[01:22] <darkangel> but her on the other hand is not as computer savvy as i am
[01:22] <Dulak> darkangel: you could install squid, force your machine to transparent proxy through it, and it'll log every website access
[01:22] <harpreet_> matreya6: see you later, good night
[01:22] <ozzmosis> Dulak: I was in the middle of typing that :)
[01:22] <shentino> a separate account IMNHO
[01:22] <shentino> is the bestw eay
[01:23] <Scunizi> how do you start the theme manager from terminal?
[01:23] <Gnea> darkangel: it's your pass, you're free to change it if you want. if she has her own account, she doesn't need your pass. :)
[01:23] <darkangel> very true
[01:23] <ozzmosis> darkangel: btw, if she's clearing her history, obviously she doesn't trust you 100%
[01:23] <darkangel> but im tryin to follow her somewhere so the easier the better
[01:23] <darkangel> keep her on my name lol
[01:23] <matreya6> harpreet_, thanks and good look with your store :-D
[01:24] <Gnea> darkangel: why don't you just get her her own computer? ;)
[01:24] <matreya6> harpreet_, look => luck
[01:24] <darkangel> she has one but i cant follow her on it
[01:24] <Gnea> why are you so paranoid then?
[01:24] <darkangel> if she goes somewhere on here i can log and find out where she has been
[01:24] <darkangel> b/c of things i have found already
[01:24] <shentino> and...what about her right to privacy?
[01:24] <Edmond> she's smart
[01:24] <darkangel> traces shes left on my computer
[01:25] <Dulak> if she wants privacy she can buy her own computer, imo
[01:25] <Dulak> my attitude is if it's my computer, you have no privacy
[01:25]  * eseven73 grabs some popcorn, this is getting good
[01:25] <shentino> I'm recusing myself from this "not quite purely technical" issue
[01:25] <ozzmosis> as fascinating as this is, it's wandering terribly off-topic
[01:25] <darkangel> thats how i feel
[01:25] <SkinnYPuPp> reboot with a new gf ?
[01:25] <darkangel> lol
[01:25] <ozzmosis> apt-get autoremove gf
[01:25] <SkinnYPuPp> LOL
[01:25] <darkangel> lmao
[01:25] <Gnea> darkangel: you know, you might as well just get a new place to live, it's clear your relationship is going down the tubes. :)
[01:25] <ozzmosis> gets rid of all her dependencies too
[01:25] <Edmond> Dulak, thats the way i feel
[01:26] <shentino> This isn't a technical issue.  If you and your gf are having this discussion in the first place, then you're already borken
[01:26] <ozzmosis> correct
[01:26] <Gnea> yeah
[01:26] <darkangel> nah thats not where this convo started
[01:26] <darkangel> hahaha
[01:26] <shentino> and IMHO it's very very rude to spy on your SO
[01:26] <VCoolio1> Scunizi: gnome-appearance-properties
[01:26] <Gnea> logging her keys only makes it worse
[01:26] <darkangel> i was looking for a program and it changed from there
[01:26] <ozzmosis> #ubuntu-relationship-advice
[01:26] <owner> how you look @ the blacklist?
[01:26] <Gnea> lol
[01:27] <nicklas_> if you install windows in virtualbox, can you do everything that you can do if you install windows normally?
[01:27] <ozzmosis> nicklas_: almost
[01:27] <eseven73> #ubuntu-DrPhil
[01:27] <darkangel> haha
[01:27] <eseven73> :)
[01:27] <Gnea> nicklas_: just about
[01:27] <what_if> nicklas_: 3d is not so good
[01:27] <shentino> nickles: in theory
[01:27] <ozzmosis> nicklas_: not 3D stuff
[01:27] <darkangel> im not looking for advice im looking for a program
[01:27] <maveas> nicklas_: forget all about gaming
[01:27] <nicklas_> oh ok
[01:27] <maveas>  /whois nicklas_
[01:27] <nicklas_> so i probably wont be able to run sims 3?
[01:27] <VCoolio1> owner: gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[01:27] <shentino> darkangel:  I find it a bit disturbing you feel a need to snoop in the first place :/
[01:27] <odedo> dpkg is failing for me printing "update-binfmts: /var/lib/binfmts/jar corrupt: out of binfmt data reading package". could anyone help?
[01:27] <ozzmosis> nicklas_: unlikely
[01:27] <Dulak> darkangel: I don't recommend keystroke logging, that's illegal in a lot of places, but transparent proxying is legit, it's just a fringe benefit that it logs every page visited
[01:27] <Gnea> darkangel: lkl :) it's not in ubuntu, but you can google it
[01:27] <what_if> nicklas_: probably more luck with wine on that one
[01:28] <Gnea> Dulak: he wants to keylog his gf
[01:28] <Dulak> Gnea: I know, and I just told him not to, but he can monitor the websites his computer accesses
[01:28] <shentino> RCS conflict
[01:28] <shentino> Relationship Control System
[01:28] <ozzmosis> heh
[01:28] <Gnea> Dulak: he's going to continue searching for it until he finds it, clearly.
[01:29] <nicklas_> dont think sims run in linux at all?
[01:29] <darkangel> keylogging on my own computer is not illegal, if someone is on MY computer i have the right to know what they are typing on MY system
[01:29] <owner> damn that dont do nothing
[01:29] <Edmond> darkangel, exactly
[01:29] <owner> for my problem
[01:29] <ozzmosis> darkangel: bit of a grey area actually
[01:30] <SSJ4_Son-Goku> irc.abjects.com
[01:30] <shentino> you also have a right to the consequences of a trashed relationship that's going to result from your nosiness
[01:30] <Dulak> darkangel: I highly recommend you ask a lawyer, because you are wrong.  It's the same thing as tapping your own phone, in a lot of places it's illegal
[01:30] <darkangel> haha
[01:30] <Gnea> drive-by advertising
[01:30] <Dulak> darkangel: I know what I"m talking about, we had to go through this at my company a couple years ago to catch someone divulging inside info
[01:30] <Gnea> darkangel: Dulak's got a good point
[01:30] <shentino> suppose your gf is accessing information protected by HIPAA or something?
[01:30] <Gnea> Dulak: yeah but he's at home - it'd be more of a civil matter, not a corporate matter
[01:31] <darkangel> shes not acessing anything protected
[01:31] <Artelus> Hey
[01:31] <Dulak> Gnea: illegal is still illegal
[01:31] <fjrbn> he
[01:31] <owner> damn, just  ask her  straight up
[01:31] <Artelus> Can someone tell me which packages to install to get Java running on Firefox?
[01:31] <owner> dont be a wimp about it
[01:31] <darkangel> yeah im over the advice column i was just looking for a program
[01:31] <darkangel> haha
[01:31] <Gnea> Dulak: nope, corporate rules do not apply to the civil world. there is a line, especially when it's a private computer, not a work computer.
[01:31] <maveas> darkangel: google it then?
[01:31] <Pluxxx> kids..
[01:31] <phaze74> What's a good tool to turn source tarballs (configure/make/make install style) into .deb packages for ubuntu?
[01:32] <ozzmosis> Artelus: apt-get install sun-java6-plugin for Firefox
[01:32] <Rabbitbunny> dpkg-deb
[01:32] <phaze74> Tnx Rabbit!
[01:32] <shentino> legally you're probably ok, but it's one of those "you have every right to make a turd of yourself"
[01:32] <shentino> at any rate, if you're looking for a technical solution, perhaps a script with netcat and tee to a file might hlelp
[01:32] <Dulak> Gnea: I won't argue it, I consulted my lawyer, you are not correct.
[01:33] <Artelus> ozzmosis: I already have that installed
[01:33] <shentino> but be advised of any legal ramifications, IANAL, YMMV, do at your own risk, etc.
[01:33] <shentino> pipe it through a logger
[01:33] <Gnea> Dulak: it also depends on the location - different areas have different laws on it.
[01:33] <Artelus> ozzmosis: but when I try to run something on firefox, it just shows up as a blank white screen
[01:33] <shentino> has anyone played with Kernel Mode Switching?
[01:33] <ozzmosis> Artelus: go to about:plugins .. is the java plugin listed?
[01:34] <Gnea> Dulak: unless your lawyer is throwing the DMCA around.
[01:34] <shentino> lmao
[01:34] <shentino> nice nick
[01:34] <Gnea> which, btw, has been known to fail sometimes.
[01:35] <Artelus> ozzmosis: I have alot of plugins that say "application/x-java-applet" and it says "IcedTea" next to it
[01:35] <Pluxxx> do not run icedtea .p
[01:35] <eseven73> alot is sure misspelled a lot.
[01:35] <darkangel> alright well im out to work
[01:35] <Artelus> ozzmosis: I also have application/x-java with Java as the description
[01:35] <darkangel> have a good one
[01:35] <Pluxxx> sun thingie is much better xd
[01:35] <Dulak> Gnea: I did say that, in some places it's illegal.
[01:35] <Artelus> and they're all enabled
[01:35] <shentino> DA:  I would think you're reaching into a hornet's nest, both legally as well as what could happen to trust levels.
[01:36] <Gnea> Dulak: what about Hawaii?
[01:36] <Artelus> So i think that means that I have java on firefox
[01:36] <ozzmosis> darkangel: we're sending a log of this conversation to your gf
[01:36] <Dulak> Gnea: no idea, my situation was in Arizona
[01:36] <shentino> I advise against it
[01:36] <darkangel> haha
[01:36] <Gnea> Dulak: nice
[01:36] <shentino> spydon :(
[01:36] <shentino> er, :)
[01:36] <darkangel> you can send whatever logs you want
[01:36] <Gnea> Dulak: yeah, it's AZ, everything's under a corporate hood there - not true everywhere else
[01:36]  * shentino puts the log into darknet
[01:37] <spydon> shentino, what? :)
[01:37] <eseven73> actually this channel is publicly logged
[01:37] <eseven73> !log
[01:37] <Artelus> ozzmosis: Yes, I have the java plugin listed.
[01:37] <Artelus> ozzmosis: Java works on Kazehakase and opera appearantly.
[01:37] <shentino> spydon:  Your nick happened to coincide with a humorous discussion we just had about someone using keyloggers to spy on a SO
[01:37] <spydon> I'm freakin drunk and you are writing my nick :)
[01:37] <spydon> hehe ok :P
[01:37] <ozzmosis> Artelus: the above apt-get "just worked" for me.  I can't help you any more :)
[01:37] <spydon> what is a SO? :P
[01:38] <shentino> significant other
[01:38] <ozzmosis> spydon: significant other
[01:38] <shentino> bf/gf
[01:38] <spydon> hahaha
[01:38] <Gnea> spydon: Significant Other
[01:38] <Dulak> I gave him a good alternative but he was passive-aggressive and probably a stalker type so it wasn't good enough
[01:38] <spydon> I like to take over their webcams, much more fun ^^
[01:38] <eseven73> lol
[01:38] <Pluxxx> Artelus, tried to remove all icedtea stuff?
[01:38] <spydon> okay id better part from this channel before I get banned
[01:38] <Gnea> I gave him the same answer, twice, and he just sat there and bitched
[01:38] <spydon> alcohol and irc is not a good combination :P
[01:38] <Artelus> Pluxxx: How?
[01:39] <Gnea> spydon: good idea :)
[01:39] <Pluxxx> dont know :P
[01:39] <Pluxxx> some packet manager
[01:39] <Pluxxx> +
[01:39] <Pluxxx> ?'
[01:39] <Pluxxx> package*
[01:39] <shentino> anyone here a developer?
[01:39] <ozzmosis> shentino: a bit
[01:39] <shentino> just curious
[01:40] <Dulak> It's developer day off
[01:40] <shentino> heh
[01:40] <shentino> languid curiosity about how bugs get fixed
[01:40] <ozzmosis> magic
[01:40] <Pluxxx> one part magic and one part luck combined with two parts of vodka
[01:40] <Dulak> shentino: that's not something there is a standard answer to, every dev handles bugs differently
[01:41] <Rabbitbunny> mostly with alcohol.
[01:41] <Dulak> shentino: some projects have a policy, some don't, etc
[01:42] <shentino> I'm guessing devs are generally happier if you manage to come up with a patch
[01:42] <Dulak> Gnea: you in hawaii?
[01:42] <Gnea> shentino: it all starts with http://launchpad.net
[01:42] <Gnea> Dulak: no.
[01:42] <Dulak> shentino: yeah if you have a patch they will take you more seriously
[01:42] <ozzmosis> bugs are much harder to fix if they can't be reproduced
[01:42] <shentino> I went way past that
[01:43] <shentino> ozz:  Actually I was wondering if you had the spare time to confirm one independently
[01:43] <arand> shentino: If you're interested, I'd recommend watching the developer intro vidoes on ubuntudevelopers youtube channel: http://www.mibbit.com/url/jjDALW
[01:43] <ozzmosis> with what?
[01:43] <shentino> midnight commander's subshell screen choking on /dev/vcsa perms
[01:43] <Edmond> !uds
[01:44] <ozzmosis> shentino: I've used MC.  you lost me after that.
[01:44] <Gnea> shentino: I second the youtube channel
[01:44] <shentino> watching now
[01:45] <shentino> ozz:  Well normally when you start mc, you can hit C-o to flip flop
[01:45] <shentino> between MC and the subshell
[01:45] <ozzmosis> shentino: ah, yep
[01:45] <shentino> my bug was that cons.saver was choking on bad perms on /dev/vcsa*
[01:46] <shentino> and the supposedly saveable screen info wasn't properly burped out by the kernel
[01:46] <shentino> hence, massive blankouts
[01:47] <shentino> my tenuous fix was to make cons.saver sgid tty
[01:48] <shentino> and...I killed the cahnnel
[01:48] <ozzmosis> heh
[01:48] <ozzmosis> I think I understand
[01:49] <shentino> I think I first noticed it back in hardy IIRC
[01:49] <eso> any way i can figure out why my irssi suddenly keeps disconnecting from the server from time to time?
[01:49] <ozzmosis> eso: probably a network fault
[01:49] <shentino> eso:  ditto on ozz
[01:49] <shentino> any error messageS?
[01:50] <ozzmosis> eso: freenode has lots of servers.  try a different one.
[01:50] <Gnea> eso: you could install a program to watch the network devices to detect if there's any loss of network connectivity
[01:50] <eso> ozzmosis: it's on efnet
[01:50] <eso> but it only happens on this computer
[01:50] <eso> have got severel other clients on the same server
[01:50] <Gnea> efnet has always been quirky
[01:50] <ozzmosis> eso: ah.  dodgy network card / cable ?
[01:50] <eso> they don't disconnect
[01:50] <shentino> ozz:  Would you care to see the link to the bug report?
[01:50] <eso> ozzmosis: could be? started happening after my gf tripped in the network cable :P
[01:51] <eso> but the net works 100% otherwise
[01:51] <ozzmosis> eso: gfs are nothing but trouble.
[01:51] <Gnea> eso: you might want to try taping it down to the floor :)
[01:51] <maveas> :P
[01:51] <eso> hehe
[01:51] <eso> yeah :P
[01:51] <ozzmosis> shentino: I think I'd have to be at the console to test that.
[01:51] <eso> got a baby crawling around the floor here now as well :P
[01:51] <eso> but
[01:51] <Gnea> dude
[01:51] <eso> if the net works fine otherwise, could that be the problem?
[01:52] <ozzmosis> eso: IRC keeps a TCP connection open.  other stuff tends not to.
[01:52] <eso> aha
[01:52] <eso> hm
[01:52] <RHorse> eso try another client?
[01:52] <eso> RHorse: i tried with pidgin :P
[01:52] <Rabbitbunny> When i had toddlers running around i broke the clips off my ethernet ends so the cables would pull clean out without a laptop meeting the concrete.
[01:52] <eso> hm.. didn't get to see how that worked out
[01:52] <Gnea> eso: http://cableorganizer.com/cord-cover-duraline/
[01:52] <eso> yeah
[01:52] <eso> could really use one of those :P
[01:52] <RHorse> eso same thing w/ Pidgin?
[01:52] <eso> or i could go up the wall
[01:52] <ozzmosis> Rabbitbunny: whoever designed ethernet plugs needs to be punished.
[01:52] <eso> RHorse: didn't get to see
[01:52] <FloodBot1> eso: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:53] <eso> ...
[01:53] <Rabbitbunny> ozzmosis: punished forever.
[01:53] <eso> i could try again, but it's so random
[01:53] <eso> can stay on for hours
[01:53] <eso> then suddenly
[01:54] <ozzmosis> Rabbitbunny: then punished some more.
[01:54] <Gnea> Rabbitbunny: I'm a firm believer of keeping all wires out of the reach of children, drunkards, furniture and appliances. :)
[01:54] <Zephryos> Hey everyone, I got a question. I'm going to college 100% online, one of the main functions is using Adobe Connect to view saved live chats. But whe I load from this laptop it doesn't load anything. How do I make this work?
[01:54] <RHorse> eso, you're in Norway?
[01:54] <eso> yeah
[01:54] <eso> oh well
[01:55] <eso> i tried to adjust the cable
[01:55] <eso> let's see how that works out :P
[01:55] <RHorse> eso could be aurora borealis ;0
[01:55] <ozzmosis> Zephryos: I've not heard of Adobe Connect.  maybe it uses Flash.
[01:56] <eso> hehehe
[01:56] <eso> Gnea: what kind of program?
[01:57] <ozzmosis> Zephryos: Wikipedia says it does
[01:58] <Zephryos> ozzmosis: From what I can tell Flash is running fine.. I can use Youtube, with minimal "etching" of audio/video because of process power
[01:58] <ozzmosis> Zephryos: ah.  don't know then, sorry.
[01:58] <nightdrever> Chess Training Tools ....how do i install and have it in my games folder thingy?
[01:58] <Zephryos> ozzmosis:  Or maybe I didnt instal it right.. there any particular "right way"?
[01:59] <ozzmosis> Zephryos: if YouTube's working, that's a pretty sure sign.
[01:59] <chichihchen> hi everybody
[02:00] <alexis_> hi
[02:00] <chichihchen> hi alexis
[02:00]  * eso sighs
[02:00] <eso> stuff like this bother the hell out of me :\
[02:00] <ozzmosis> Zephryos: apt-get install adobe-flashplugin is the usual way
[02:01] <grkgeek> do i need to download japanese open office to type in japanese?
[02:01] <chichihchen> grkgeek, have you tried SCIM?
[02:01] <Rabbitbunny> no, you need an input control method. SCIM i think.
[02:01] <Gnea> eso: arpwatch, arpalert
[02:02]  * Rabbitbunny is always beat to the punch.
[02:02] <chichihchen> anybody running Jaunty here?
[02:02] <eso> any of you got a problem with flash applications just disappearing?
[02:02] <Gnea> chichihchen: most of us
[02:02] <grkgeek> havent tried that yet will get on it now
[02:03] <Paddy_EIRE> !anyone | chichihchen
[02:03] <chichihchen> i was wondering by installing python-2.5 from synaptic, would it break python-2.6 that comes with Jaunty?
[02:03] <Gnea> !info arpwatch
[02:03] <chichihchen> ubottu, sorry, 1st time here
[02:04] <Dulak> chichihchen: it shouldn't break anything, the alternatives system will only allow one version to be primary at a time
[02:04] <livingdaylight> is there a key-shortcut for launching Synaptic?
[02:04] <Gnea> livingdaylight: not by default
[02:04] <nightdrever> could anyone tell me how to download...Chess Training Tools ...and make it in my menu?
[02:04] <RHorse> livingdaylight make one
[02:05] <livingdaylight> Gnea: would be handy
[02:05] <livingdaylight> RHorse: o.0
[02:05] <Gnea> !shortcut | livingdaylight
[02:06] <eso> arpwatch: lookup_device: no suitable device found
[02:06] <owner> could someone help me with my wireless ?
[02:06] <RxDx> is there any WYSIWYG html editor (like dreamweaver) for linux?
[02:06] <eseven73> RHorse, how was that helpful? :/
[02:06] <sbomer> hi
[02:06] <livingdaylight> thx | Gnea
[02:06] <dsdeiz> anyone here using rxvt? :D
[02:06] <Gnea> eso: it's run via /etc/init.d/arpwatch
[02:06] <sbomer> can someone provide help with ubuntu on the imac g5?
[02:06] <Gnea> eso: you have to edit /etc/arpwatch.conf
[02:06] <th0r> RxDx: check kompozer
[02:06] <RHorse> eseven73 give me a  sec
[02:06] <RxDx> th0r, actually I use Gnome
[02:07] <grkgeek> !scim > grkgeek
[02:07] <notlistening> Gnea: Got the solution to the audio issue
[02:07] <chichihchen> Thanks, Dulak for replying.  I am trying to try virtualbox 2.2.2 but it requres python 2.5.  Januty comes with Python 2.6.  Just not sure if I use synaptic to install python-2.5, would it modify the default python settings for Jaunty.
[02:07] <th0r> RxDx: kompozer will run under gnome
[02:07] <Gnea> notlistening: awesome, what was it?
[02:07] <sbomer> I can't get the bluetooth apple keyboard to connect
[02:07] <sbomer> can anyone help?
[02:07] <eso> Gnea: don
[02:07] <eso> done
[02:07] <th0r> RxDx: I am using it in xfce
[02:07] <eso> how do i start it? :P
[02:07] <RHorse> eseven73 i dunno
[02:07] <RxDx> th0r, Kompozer isnt made with QT?
[02:07] <notlistening> Latest ATI driver sorted the issue
[02:07] <Gnea> eso: like any script in that directory:  sudo /etc/init.d/arpwatch start
[02:07] <Gnea> :)
[02:07] <dsdeiz> anyone? lolz
[02:07] <Gnea> !anyone
[02:08] <th0r> RxDx: yeah, but so what? It only requires a qt lib to run, not kde
[02:08] <Dulak> chichihchen: it shouldn't hurt at all, you might have to update-alternatives after but iirc it won't cause any problems
[02:08] <mzz> chichihchen: I don't see a python 2.5 dep in the virtualbox-ose package in universe (it uses python 2.6)? How are you trying to install virtualbox?
[02:08] <eso> Gnea: and how do look for.. errors? :P
[02:08] <chichihchen> Dulak, okay, thanks.  I am going to try that.
[02:08] <sbomer> how do I connect my bluetooth apple keyboard to jaunty running on an imac g5
[02:08] <sbomer> ?
[02:09] <chichihchen> Mzz, not the ose version, there's a .deb version at www.virtualbox.org
[02:09] <Gnea> eso: tail -f /var/log/syslog   (i like to install the ccze package and run it like this:  tail -f /var/log/syslog | ccze -A & )
[02:09] <notlistening> Gnea: there are some real issues with the Driver 9.05 uses by default at the momment for the ATI HD cards
[02:09] <notlistening> Gnea: 9.04 *
[02:09] <sbomer> or would you recommend switching to debian, seeing as there exists an official ppc version?
[02:09] <brEz> Hi, is there a way to kill multiple pids at the same time?
[02:09] <Gnea> notlistening: so is there a workaround or did you have to go back a version?
[02:09] <RHorse> brEz yes
[02:09] <brEz> I have a script that loads 5 confs, and I have to kill each one manually ;}
[02:10] <brEz> RHorse, my man... how ;)?
[02:10] <livingdaylight> Gnea: no good for Synaptic... launches without asking for password, thus rendering it unexecutable
[02:10] <RHorse> brEz just sudo kill -9 pid1 pid2...
[02:10] <animenewb> hello everyone :). i got a blank screen after the "live cd" or "install" options off the desktop live CD (even with safe graphics mode enabled) so i installed ubuntu via the text based installer off the alternate CD. at this point, i am able to select ubuntu (9.04) through grub but still get a blank screen.. any tips? windows is telling me my display adapter is "intel g33/g31". sorry for the long explaination :P, and yes, i
[02:10] <Gnea> livingdaylight: try it like this:  gksudo synaptic
[02:10] <brEz> so basically, I still have totype out each pid#
[02:11] <brEz> :(
[02:11] <amr> my system monitor tells me i have 753 MB of swap but i dont have swap partition can any one help
[02:11] <EdgEy> livingdaylight, try gksudo synaptic
[02:11] <mzz> chichihchen: again the .deb for jaunty I see there has a python 2.6 dep
[02:11] <EdgEy> ah, someone already said
[02:11] <EdgEy> :)
[02:11] <notlistening> Gnea: Had to download the lastest version on my driver from ATI and install them manually, oh and [ulse audio has never worked for me out of the box so I created a forum page about that one
[02:11] <RHorse> brEz of course
[02:11] <livingdaylight> Gnea | EdgEy - thx
[02:11] <brEz> ;p
[02:11] <Gnea> notlistening: url?
[02:11] <chichihchen> mzz: let me double check, I am running the amd64 version
[02:11] <Gnea> livingdaylight: cheers
[02:11]  * mzz checks that one too
[02:12] <sbomer> How can I connect my apple wireless keyboard to jaunty on an imac g5?
[02:12] <owner> wireless device is not present when i lspci
[02:12] <Gnea> sbomer: did you get jaunty to install?
[02:12] <sbomer> yes
[02:12] <nightdrever> ok how do i install a zip file....and make the program in my menu?
[02:12] <livingdaylight> Gnea: works! now i can add the shortcut to my easystroke gestures
[02:12] <Gnea> sbomer: should be able to just plug it in
[02:13] <mzz> chichihchen: you're right, that one does dep on python2.5. Shouldn't hurt, but that's weird.
[02:13] <Gnea> sbomer: not sure tho, not an imac user
[02:13] <RHorse> owner try disabling ethernet
[02:13] <jefinc> owner: wireless adapter?
[02:13] <notlistening> GneaL http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1009407
[02:13] <Gnea> sbomer: but most of things like that are rather automatic in ubuntu
[02:13] <owner> athros
[02:13] <sbomer> well
[02:13] <notlistening> Gnea: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1009407
[02:13] <jefinc> owner: macbook pro?
[02:13] <nightdrever> http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/Chess-Training-Tools-Download-11877.html ......... dunno how todo it
[02:13] <chichihchen> mzz: filename: virtualbox-2.2_2.2.2-46594_Ubunty_jaunty_amd64.deb listed python-2.5 as dep
[02:13] <sbomer> it wouldn't connect at first
[02:13] <mzz> chichihchen: yeah, I stand corrected. Still weird.
[02:13] <owner> how you dissable etho?
[02:13] <sbomer> I got the mouse to work but I still have had no success with the keyboard.
[02:13] <RHorse> owner in bios
[02:13] <jefinc> owner: is it a macbook pro?
[02:14] <owner> compaq  cq50
[02:14] <owner> enabled in bios
[02:14] <chichihchen> mzz: i thought 2.6 should be compatible with 2.5 but apparently virtualbox won't install with python-2.5
[02:14] <nightdrever> can noone help?
[02:14] <sbomer> well thanks though
[02:14] <owner> wireless works fine when i boot to windows
[02:14] <Gnea> notlistening: December 12th, 2008
[02:14] <jefinc> owner: 1 sec, I had a similar issue the other day
[02:14] <eso_> great...
[02:14] <RHorse> owner tht's a high price to pay  though
[02:14] <eso_> 23.05.09...03:14:24 -!- Irssi: Connection lost to irc.freenode.net
[02:14] <mzz> chichihchen: it's definitely not binary compatible. I'm assuming that .deb has python extensions that were compiled against 2.5 instead of 2.6 for some reason.
[02:14] <eso_> here as well
[02:15] <jefinc> owner: have the forum thread marked on my laptop 1 sec
[02:15] <owner> wireless worked fine out the box
[02:15] <notlistening> Gnea: What about it?
[02:15] <owner> this morning when i turned on the lappy my wireless didnt exist
[02:16] <amr> my system monitor tells me i have 753 MB of swap but i dont have swap partition can any one help
[02:16] <chichihchen> mzz: i believe so.  I just installed python-2.5 through synaptic.  it looks fine.  but the default python still points to 2.6
[02:16] <eso_> but i didn't disconnect from efnet
[02:16] <mzz> chichihchen: that's correct
[02:16] <owner> ill wait :)
[02:16] <mzz> amr: cat /proc/swaps
[02:16] <Gnea> notlistening: just find it odd that they totally missed it
[02:16] <owner> why is it a high price to pay?
[02:16] <radiounix> Anyone free to troubleshoot poor OpenGL performance with 9.04's stock Fglrx driver?
[02:16] <owner> RHorse?
[02:16] <notlistening> Gnea: Still relevant now :P progress for you :D
[02:16] <chichihchen> mzz: cool~  does that mean I can install python-2.4 as well safely?
[02:16] <amr> Filename				Type		Size	Used	Priority
[02:16] <amr> /dev/ramzswap0                          partition	771900	5304	100
[02:17] <RHorse> owner I mean being stuck in Winduhs
[02:17] <mzz> chichihchen: should be safe, assuming it's still packaged, although I have no idea why you would want to do such a thing :P
[02:17] <amr> mzz, Filename				Type		Size	Used	Priority
[02:17] <amr> /dev/ramzswap0                          partition	771900	5304	100
[02:17] <notlistening> Gnea: Lol maybe i should do a bug report :P
[02:17] <amr> mzz, is it on ram
[02:17] <eso_> this blows.
[02:17] <mzz> amr: /dev/ramzswap0 doesn't ring a bell. Sec.
[02:18] <chichihchen> mzz: ^_^ just curious if they are all packaged like that.  used to run fedora's rpm but it messed up the python installation
[02:18] <Gnea> notlistening: would probably be a good idea ;)
[02:18] <Gnea> eso_: ?
[02:18] <radiounix> I have an HD4850 vrunning with FGLRX on a fresh install of Jaunty Jackalope server. 2D is fine, but I get a GLX gears score of 8500 and games play really poorly considering the card. It's hard to even play Second Life. It's doing direct rendering, I checked
[02:18] <eso_> i disconnected, here as well
[02:19] <eso_> nothing to see in the syslog
[02:19] <Gnea> oh
[02:19] <chichihchen> <-- 1st ubuntu user.  ;-)
[02:19] <Gnea> eso_: try arpalert too
[02:19] <mzz> amr: that's a weird trick. Apparently that compresses the pages and stores them in ram.
[02:19] <chichihchen> i meant 1st time
[02:19] <Gnea> eso_: did you try triggering it on purpose?
[02:19] <amr> mzz, but i didnot
[02:19] <eso_> what do you mean?
[02:20] <mzz> amr: I guess to turn it off you can just comment the relevant line in /etc/fstab. There may even be a gui to do that, but I don't know where, sorry.
[02:20]  * animenewb will give a cookie to whoever has idea of what went wrong (see above). (it's a double chocolate chunk cookie!) :P
[02:20] <amr> mzz, is it useful or i need to disable
[02:20] <mzz> amr: I have no idea. I've never encountered this.
[02:20] <amr> mzz, thank you]
[02:20] <mzz> animenewb: can you get it started in text mode or do you have some other way to get at a terminal (ssh?)
[02:21] <animenewb> mzz: if you mean hitting alt+ctrl+f1 to get a text terminal, yeah. i can do that
[02:21] <mzz> animenewb: also, do you get a graphical progress bar before it blacks out or does it go black immediately after grub?
[02:21] <mzz> animenewb: ah, great. Pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log please
[02:21] <animenewb> mzz: i get the progress bar, but then it goes blank after that.
[02:21] <alexis_> ati hd4870 x2 blank screen after install privative driver in gnewsense  at 1st boot
[02:22] <mzz> animenewb: ok, so Xorg issue. Pastebin /var/log/Xorg.0.log. Iirc there's also something in the relnotes about intel graphics you'll want to read...
[02:22] <nightdrever> could someone help me install something?
[02:22] <jumpkick> problem, I get a redirect loop error trying to go to google calendar in Firefox on 9.04
[02:22] <mzz> nightdrever: depends on the value of "something" :)
[02:22] <animenewb> mzz: okays.. im on a dualboot to it atm.. so.. i'll get back to you with that.. somehow..
[02:22] <nightdrever> Chess Training Tools 1.3.0
[02:22] <nightdrever> http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/Chess-Training-Tools-Download-11877.html
[02:22] <mzz> animenewb: hmm, sec
[02:23] <mzz> animenewb: dualbooting what? windows?
[02:23] <nightdrever> is that a no?
[02:23] <Donnie> alright.
[02:23] <Donnie> this is irritating.
[02:23] <Donnie> how do you set another server as your default?
[02:23] <animenewb> mzz: ah huh. im on xp pro 64bit.  i have mac os x on another partition too, but im assuming that doesn't matter..
[02:23] <Gnea> Donnie: default what?
[02:24] <eso_> Gnea?
[02:24] <mzz> !patience | nightdrever
[02:24] <Donnie> default irc server, gnea
[02:24] <Donnie> for xchat.
[02:24] <th0r> nightdrever: that is a source code package. It has to be compiled before it can be installed
[02:24] <Donnie> keeps coming to this...
[02:24] <Donnie> =/
[02:24] <Gnea> eso_: sorry - i mean, did you try unplugging the ethernet and plugging it back in to see what happens?
[02:24] <nightdrever> u see i dunno how todo things im new to linux
[02:24] <Donnie> another side-effect of linux -- no mirc
[02:24] <Donnie> >_>
[02:24] <eso_> ah
[02:24] <eso_> hang on
[02:24] <Gnea> Donnie: ask in #xchat, not sure
[02:24] <Donnie> thanks, gnea
[02:24] <RHorse> nightdrever everyone was  new  once you'll learn!
[02:25] <eso_> Gnea: lot's of messages :P
[02:25] <Guest96780> 	Based on this: http://pastebin.com/m16a4115e where can I find the client?
[02:25] <Gnea> eso_: good :)
[02:25] <eso_> but only from NetworkManager
[02:25] <nightdrever> yeah but ive not learnt yet
[02:25] <eso_> arpwatch only complains about sendmail
[02:25] <nightdrever> trying too though
[02:25] <eso_> May 23 03:24:54 ubuntu arpwatch: execl: /usr/lib/sendmail: No such file or directory
[02:25] <eso_> May 23 03:24:54 ubuntu arpwatch: reaper: pid 21236, exit status 1
[02:25] <RHorse> nightdrever enjoy the journey
[02:25] <Gnea> eso_: yeah, you should install an mta - i suggest postfix
[02:26] <nightdrever> thankz
[02:26] <Guest96780> Based on this: http://pastebin.com/m16a4115e where can I find the client? I'm new to Ubuntu.
[02:26] <mzz> animenewb: hrm, wondering if there's a sane way to get at the file without rebooting, but nvm
[02:27] <Guest96780> Based on this: http://pastebin.com/m16a4115e where can I find the client? I'm new to Ubuntu.
[02:27] <animenewb> mzz: that's what i figured :/. alright. well i'll just write it all down? xP brb then
[02:27] <th0r> nightdrever: bet you missed my response to your questioni
[02:27] <RHorse> .
[02:27] <mzz> animenewb: looks like the issue in the relnotes is different (http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904#Display%20freezes%20with%20Intel%20graphics%20cards). Wonder if it's misdetecting outputs somehow. Will need /var/log/Xorg.0.log, I'm afraid.
[02:27] <animenewb> mzz: yeah, i just read that. :D ty for your help. will be back soon
[02:28] <Guest96780> Hello?
[02:28] <Kalmi> Guest96780, you should be able to start it by typing quasselclient into a terminal
[02:28] <mzz> nightdrever: hmm, was hoping there'd be a saner package for ubuntu out there, but I can't find one offhand. I'd just unzip it in the homedir and put a launcher on the panel.
[02:29] <th0r> mzz: that is a source package, there is no program in it
[02:29] <mzz> th0r: there's a .jar in it
[02:29] <mzz> th0r: I'm assumed I could run that .jar if I had enough java installed (I haven't tried)
[02:29] <Kalmi> quasselclient, but i guess it should be in the menu somewhere too... (btw I have no idea what it is... I just used apt-file to dinf execuatables in that package)
[02:29] <kebomix> hello guys , i need some help installing this http://wine-review.blogspot.com/2009/02/msn-messenger-2008-and-2009-on-linux.html ,  i dont understand "
[02:29] <kebomix> MSN Messenger install in Wine" paragraph
[02:29] <nightdrever> cheers mzz its just im so so new to this....dunno how todo things well
[02:29] <mzz> assuming, even
[02:30] <Kalmi> Guest96780, but i guess it should be in the menu somewhere too... (btw I have no idea what it is... I just used apt-file to find execuatables in that package)
[02:30] <mzz> nightdrever: it's usually much, much easier if you can stick to software packaged for ubuntu (either in one of the default repos or at least in a ppa) so you can manage everything through synaptic (or your favorite other apt frontend)
[02:30] <mzz> nightdrever: things like softpedia are definitely not my first stop for finding software for a linux system
[02:30] <nightdrever> yeah but i really want this software and im no good with linux YET
[02:32] <airtonix> anyone able to get bbdock compiled using openbox and ubuntu 8.10?
[02:32] <Guest96780> Kalmi: http://i39.tinypic.com/11b1zlh.jpg what do I do?
[02:32] <she_dyed> nightdrver what software anyway
[02:32] <she_dyed> nightdrever,  what software anyway
[02:32] <nightdrever> http://freshmeat.net/projects/chesstraining/
[02:32] <nightdrever> chess thingy
[02:33] <overshard> So, I recently installed ubuntu on a MBP, everything runs fine except when I installed it I had a usb AMP/DAC on it, it worked fine at first. Then I unplugged it to go somewhere, came back, plugged it in again and now the amp/dac no longer works with alsa. I get the error Could not open audio device for playback. But it works fine on OSS. Autodetect picked it up before but it will no longer.
[02:33] <she_dyed> nightdrever, and what did you download, what type of package?
[02:34] <nightdrever> well 1st of all its a zip file
[02:34] <Guest56093> hello, how can i ram files
[02:35] <Guest56093> hello, how can i opencram files
[02:35] <L3dPlatedLinux> in 9.04 when I do a search for ntfs-3g the only thing that shows is ntfsprogs is that what I want
[02:35] <what_if> L3dPlatedLinux: what program do you need?
[02:35] <Guest56093> hello, how can i open ram files
[02:35] <money123678> leave
[02:35] <she_dyed> nightdrever you have a chance if they provided a static binary, ready to run
[02:36] <Gnea> !repeat | Guest56093
[02:36] <mzz> Guest56093: what files? Can you link me to one?
[02:36] <Kalmi> Guest96780, This is probably the same issue as yours: http://groups.google.com/group/linux.debian.bugs.dist/browse_thread/thread/c4a9c53f668f77f1/2f86233f7df3fbc1?lnk=raot
[02:36] <CarlFK1> how do I get libdecss?
[02:36] <L3dPlatedLinux> I would like to look at the files on my windows partittion
[02:36] <mzz> L3dPlatedLinux: you should already have ntfs-3g, iirc
[02:36] <Kalmi> Guest56093, what are ram files?
[02:36] <what_if> L3dPlatedLinux: in ubuntu that is built in the kernel already.
[02:36] <Kalmi> L3dPlatedLinux, are you using that install from windows thingy?
[02:36] <Kalmi> um... how is it called?
[02:36] <tanner2007_Linux> hey guys I need help again I forgot who  told me and what it was, but i need to copy folders into a sdcard but wont let me saying I need permission
[02:37] <ekimmargni> How can I get the temp of my CPU?
[02:37] <L3dPlatedLinux> no dual booted with a cd
[02:37] <Guest56093> mzz, sure www.imagen.com.mx and enter "transmision en vivo"
[02:37] <tanner2007_Linux> So anyone?
[02:38] <Guest56093> Kalmi, www.imagen.com.mx and enter "transmision en vivo"
[02:38] <mzz> Guest56093: "enter"? Click audio or video?
[02:38] <what_if> L3dPlatedLinux: you want to have the liveCD access your windows drive? Do I follow correctly ?
[02:38] <mzz> Guest56093: ah, realaudio. Can't help you with that.
[02:38] <what_if> tanner2007_Linux: try it again as root
[02:38] <chichihchen> tanner2007_Linux, is the sd under /media/disk?
[02:38] <tanner2007_Linux> what_if idk how im new at this
[02:38] <L3dPlatedLinux> no sorry I am having trouble.
[02:38] <prappl93> How do I enable NAT for my computer?
[02:39] <prappl93> I am using my comp as a bridge for my XBox and it said NAT might be a problem
[02:39] <tanner2007_Linux> so..
[02:39] <th0r> prappl93: NAT is handled by iptables
[02:39] <Guest56093> mzz i entered audio and download a file. real audio? i will look for it, cause i know realplayer but i cannot install bin file, i know is sh ./file.bin but i have problems
[02:40] <what_if> tanner2007_Linux: run "sudo nautilus" in a console, you will then be running it as root
[02:40] <chichihchen> tanner2007_Linux, try sudo cp -r <folder name> /media/disk/<folder name>  assuming /media/disk is the mount for your sd drive
[02:40] <perlsyntax> Does anyone use Emacs::PDE i can't find the Path to it.I did it by cpan command line.
[02:40] <th0r> prappl93: check out firestarted
[02:40] <what_if> tanner2007_Linux: you can then copy files to/from anywhere, so be _careful_
[02:40] <Kalmi> Guest56093, realplayer is in the partner repos afaik
[02:40] <perlsyntax> Anyone use emacs?
[02:40] <mzz> !realplayer | Guest56093
[02:40] <tanner2007_Linux> oklet me try
[02:40] <Guest56093> mzz thanks
[02:41] <th0r> prappl93: oops...firestarteR
[02:41] <Guest56093> ubottu, thanks
[02:41] <tanner2007_Linux> what_if: how do I get into console
[02:41] <prappl93> Th0r, I am installing it, how do I run it
[02:41] <Kalmi> how can I have a look at what words ubottu knows?
[02:41] <chichihchen> tanner2007_Linux: choose "Application" --> "Accessories" --> "Terminal"
[02:41] <RHorse> are you on Windows or ubuntu?
[02:42] <CarlFK1> !info libdecss3
[02:42] <th0r> prappl93: never used firestarter, but it should be in the menus in gnome. I always programmed iptables from the command line
[02:42] <tanner2007_Linux> ah thank you iw as trying root terminal and wa snot working
[02:42] <what_if> tanner2007_Linux: what chichihchen said...
[02:42] <Kalmi> !help
[02:42] <shentino> icky...
[02:43] <shentino> er, how good is dpkg at not getting hosed when interrupted by a hard lockup?
[02:43] <tanner2007_Linux> thank you 2 guys I got it
[02:44] <Kalmi> shentino, even if it gets hosed it can be sorted out
[02:44] <shentino> ok
[02:44] <shentino> how do I verify and make sure nothing got corrupted by the reboot ambush?
[02:45] <Kalmi> ambush?
[02:45] <shentino> as in
[02:45] <gooody> Hi, anyone here knows where to find the list of supported hardware of ubuntu 9.04. specifically graphics cards.
[02:45] <what_if> shentino: force a fsck on next boot : http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-force-fsck-on-the-next-reboot-or-boot-sequence/
[02:45] <shentino> right I did that
[02:45] <shentino> I'm talking about dpkg internal state
[02:46] <what_if> shentino: over my head... sry
[02:46] <grkgeek> I still cant input with japanese characters ive looked at scim howtos and nothing
[02:46] <Kalmi> shentino, just run an apt-get upgrade (or anything).... if something is wrong it will tell you
[02:46] <shentino> ok
[02:47] <prappl93> I think its the way I have my network bridged... I am justing using eth0 as a Shared thing in the settings, is there a better way to bridge?
[02:47] <Its_a_lemon_PM> hey guys, i need help
[02:47] <gooody> where to find the list of supported hardware of ubuntu 9.04?
[02:48] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: what do you need?
[02:48] <Its_a_lemon_PM> does anyone know hoe to get the 'do this automatically for files like this from now on' back on. I accidently pressed it
[02:48] <sebsebseb> !detials | Its_a_lemon_PM
[02:48] <sebsebseb> !details
[02:48] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: under what application?
[02:48] <Kalmi> prappl93, linux is doing symmetric NAT and xbox doesn't like it... I don't know how to change that though....
[02:48] <Its_a_lemon_PM> I'm using firefox
[02:48] <Kalmi> prappl93, I'm not even sure it is possible...
[02:48] <Its_a_lemon_PM> I was downloading flash
[02:49] <shentino> ok, so as long as dpkg doesn't gripe then the dpkg database is ok?
[02:49] <kj4> !nvidia
[02:49] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: open firefox --> edit --> preferences and choose applications
[02:50] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: go to the flash extension and change the action to always aask
[02:50] <Kalmi> shentino, yep, if it gets aborted while installing something it will try reinstalling the aborted package and go on...
[02:50] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: it will be back to what it was
[02:50] <shentino> phew
[02:50] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: sorry, not flash extension, but the extension of your downloaded flash stuffs
[02:50] <shentino> cuase I'm using ext4
[02:51] <LinuxGold> What is the best VM for Windows XP to host Linux?
[02:51] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: what's the file name of the flash you were trying to download?  .gz or?
[02:51] <shentino> which has been rumored to trash data if your system crashes at an inopportune moment
[02:51] <Its_a_lemon_PM> chichihchen: there is no flash extention yet
[02:52] <altf2o> "best" is very subjective. I've always used VMWare w/o any issues. I currently use it on Linux to run Linux\Windows7\XP
[02:52] <Gnea> LinuxGold: there is no one-size-fits-all, but vmware and virtualbox have their merits.. you'll have to look at them and decide for yourself
[02:52] <LinuxGold> altf20, I want to be able to run vmware using services
[02:52] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: not flash extension but the extension of the flash file that you were downloading.  such as .gz or .tar or .zip
[02:52] <LinuxGold> VirtualBox -- afaik -- can't automatically run when machine is started?
[02:53] <mib_2tf107hl> Hey, I need help in installing anyone mind helping?
[02:53] <Kalmi> prappl93, I did some research and you should do port forwarding.... and then your xbox will be happy...
[02:53] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: what was the filename of the flash you downloaded?
[02:53] <Kalmi> mib_2tf107hl, installing what?
[02:53] <Gnea> LinuxGold: it can't be put in the startup folder?
[02:53] <davidh38> hey guys
[02:53] <mib_2tf107hl> Installing programs*
[02:53] <Its_a_lemon_PM> chichihchen: got it! Thanks!
[02:53] <altf2o> i'm *pretty* sure VMWare does that, you'd have to consult their site. Surely it wouldn't be to hard to add any program to Windows startup.
[02:53] <LinuxGold> gnea, startup folder works if someone logs in
[02:53] <LinuxGold> ;)
[02:53] <chichihchen> Its_a_lemon_PM: you welcome~
[02:53] <sebsebseb> mib_2tf107hl: which programs?
[02:53] <Its_a_lemon_PM> ;)
[02:53] <Gnea> LinuxGold: you should ask in #windows then... could be a service ;)
[02:53] <Kalmi> :D
[02:53] <LinuxGold> VMWare does -- but not freeware.
[02:53] <mib_2tf107hl> As if now, PowerISO
[02:53] <davidh38> does anyone know how i can automatically login in irc rooms with pidgin?
[02:53] <overshard> Anyone else here have an external amp/dac connected via usb? I can't seem to get mine to work with alsa. :(
[02:54] <LinuxGold> gnea ;P :)
[02:54] <matt098> hello, i've just upgraded to ubuntu 9.04 and am having some samba issues ne one want to pm help me ?
[02:54] <Kalmi> !anyone
[02:54] <chichihchen> matt098: go ahead
[02:55] <kri> hi i want to disable the sound for a specific wine application
[02:55] <LinuxGold> Linux l1435lx 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:57:59 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[02:55] <LinuxGold> hmm
[02:55] <mib_2tf107hl> So I have the tar.gz extracted, now how do I go about installing PowerISO
[02:55] <kri> mib_2tf107hl: make, make install
[02:56] <mib_2tf107hl> make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found.  Stop.
[02:56] <Burlynn> 8.20, intel 945 chipset, normal effects, all my notification popups' backgrounds are two colors. half is theme color other is random offwhite/tannish. doesnt matter what theme is selected. anyone encountered this?
[02:56] <Kalmi> mib_2tf107hl, http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-do-i-open-daa-direct-access-archive-files-under-linux-or-unix-oses/
[02:56] <Burlynn> 8.10 even
[02:56] <mib_2tf107hl> I'm completely new here
[02:56] <kri> ok is their any support channel for wine?
[02:57] <Burlynn> kri: #winehq
[02:57] <kri> ok
[02:57] <what_if> mib_2tf107hl: ./configure first possibly
[02:57] <chetnick> i need to recover some deleted files and folders from home directory. .Does anyone know some good software to do that?
[02:57] <NoiseEee> is there any graphics editor that can handle photoshop layer folders?
[02:57] <Kalmi> mib_2tf107hl, what_if, The Linux version is a i386 binary only, so there is no need to compile afaik...
[02:57] <mneptok> mib_2tf107hl: why do you need PowerISO?
[02:58] <Burlynn> NoiseEee: tried gimp?
[02:58] <mneptok> mib_2tf107hl: insert disc. right-click icon on dekstop. select "Create image"
[02:58] <mib_2tf107hl> I need to extrat a .daa
[02:58] <Burlynn> might not be compatible i dunno
[02:58] <NoiseEee> Burlynn: yeah, it can deal with layers, but apparantly it doesn't like layers that are grouped together in folders
[02:58] <kri> i need to kill the sound for 1 application in wine
[02:59] <kri> is a poker client
[02:59] <kri> can i configure wine to kill the sound for one application?
[02:59] <Burlynn> NoiseEee: yeah thats what i was worried about, might be a photoshop specific thing ;/
[02:59] <kri> i cant kill the sound in the poker client cause the window wont show up 'preferences window'
[02:59] <kri> and i want my spotify to run.
[02:59] <shadow98> #magento
[03:00] <mib_2tf107hl> Can anyone help me out here, I'm shit lost.
[03:00] <Kalmi> mib_2tf107hl, place the daa file into the folder you extracted poweriso into, and run ./poweriso convert file.daa -o file.iso -ot iso
[03:00] <nocleader> kri: maybe there is an .ini file to edit?
[03:00] <what_if> mib_2tf107hl: i downloaded poweriso, there is only one file in the archive, that must be the program
[03:00] <what_if> mib_2tf107hl: sry I type / read slow
[03:00] <kri> nocleader: for wine or the poker client?
[03:01] <what_if> mib_2tf107hl: anyways, in a console go to that directory and type "./poweriso" to run, no quotes
[03:01] <kri> the poker client have just a bonch of dll files
[03:01] <she_dyed> nocleader, kri it might be in a .wine folder in your home dir and look to see if there is a poker specific app
[03:01] <nocleader> kri: the client ... its just a guess on my part
[03:01] <kri> nocleader: well then its a fact wine sucks
[03:01] <kri> vmware is ok but costs money
[03:01] <norman_> hola
[03:01] <what_if> kri: virtualbox :0
[03:01] <kri> i will need to setup a separate box with windows
[03:01] <Burlynn> kri: have you tried virtualbox?
[03:01] <norman_> hello
[03:01] <nocleader> kri: I have not messed with Wine myself.
[03:02] <kri> its ok
[03:02] <kri> but its hilarous i cant play poker and listen to spotify
[03:02] <kri> that enoying sounds from the poker is ... beyond
[03:02] <|AA|> I have an old dell inspiron 8100, ubuntu 9.04 does not see the ethernet card, and informs me *network DISABLED, any ideas on that?
[03:02] <mib_2tf107hl> Kalmi	mib_2tf107hl, place the daa file into the folder you extracted poweriso into, and run ./poweriso convert file.daa -o file.iso -ot iso                  Didn't work
[03:02] <Kalmi> mib_2tf107hl, what did it say?
[03:03] <mib_2tf107hl> bash: home/xxxxxxxxx/Desktop/poweriso: No such file or directory
[03:03] <Kalmi> where did you extract it to?
[03:03] <what_if> mib_2tf107hl: is the file actually called "file.daa" ?
[03:03] <mib_2tf107hl> Errr, that was the one I played with, but same error without the home/xxxxxxx/Desktop
[03:03] <mib_2tf107hl> Nope
[03:03] <Kalmi> where did you extract it to?  (what folder?!)
[03:04] <what_if> mib_2tf107hl: then "file.daa" should be (your-filename)
[03:04] <newbiesunite> whats a good flash player for Ubuntu (besides Adobe's crap) ?
[03:04] <|AA|> I have an old dell inspiron 8100, ubuntu 9.04 does not see the ethernet card, and informs me *network DISABLED, any ideas on that?
[03:04] <newbiesunite> I have gnash installed, but it doesnt work on youtube/videmo
[03:04] <amr> plz how to set color of side pane of nautilus
[03:04] <Kalmi> what_if, we can't even find the executable yet
[03:04] <newbiesunite> *vimeo
[03:04] <kri> whats better with 9.04 then 8.10?
[03:04] <darthanubis> kri, The website has the changelog
[03:05] <Kalmi> mib_2tf107hl, where did you extract it to?  (what folder?!)
[03:05] <darthanubis> newbiesunite, well install the regular adobe flash??
[03:05] <mib_2tf107hl> I just threw it onto the desktop
[03:05] <nocleader> AA: try and name the card
[03:05] <mib_2tf107hl> dwayne@dwayne-desktop:~$ home/dwayne/Desktop/poweriso convert Windows Xp Pro Sp3 3264 Vista Style.daa -o Windows Xp Pro Sp3 3264 Vista Style.iso -ot isobash: home/dwayne/Desktop/poweriso: No such file or directory
[03:05] <kri> no i just mean generell what you guys _think_ not whats new in the wiki
[03:05] <what_if> newbiesunite: there is no free flash that works well with everything afaik
[03:05] <kri> graphics i dont care about.
[03:06] <newbiesunite> ah damn
[03:06] <newbiesunite> so gotta do the adobe flash huh?
[03:06] <darthanubis> !better
[03:06] <kri> i just know ubuntu is very non-secure if you compare to slackware and other releases
[03:06] <darthanubis> "non-secure"
[03:06] <darthanubis> okay
[03:06] <newbiesunite> lmao
[03:06] <newbiesunite> insecure
[03:06] <Kalmi> kri, boottime, ext4....
[03:06] <kri> ooo
[03:07] <kri> ext4
[03:07] <kri> i go with reiserfs
[03:07] <norman_> hola
[03:07] <kri> :>
[03:07] <FloodBot1> kri: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:07] <overshard> My usb audio dac seems to only work when i run gnome-sound-properties in sudo and do an audio test. Running it as a normal user gives me errors... what should i change the permissions of? x.x
[03:07] <amr> plz how to set color of side pane of nautilus
[03:07] <norman_> alguien de habla española o castellano????
[03:07] <mneptok> kri: are you a Linux kernel security expert?
[03:07] <mneptok> !es > norman_
[03:07] <darthanubis> overshard, check to see if your regular user is in the audio group?
[03:08] <darthanubis> mneptok, of course not
[03:08] <stormchas2000> Just a quick question,  I am not good with HTML  is there a good website builder for ubuntu that I can use with out knowing HTML
[03:08] <darthanubis> amr, no one has that memorized. it is best to open nautilus and read the help
[03:08] <mneptok> stormchas2000: Amaya
[03:08] <mneptok> !info amaya
[03:09] <kri> mneptok: i know their is more lack of security in ubuntu then some other linux dists.
[03:09] <mneptok> ah, grab it from the W3C
[03:09] <darthanubis> stormchas2000, that question is beyond the scope of this channel, if not just off-topic. Use any web builder site
[03:09] <kri> i like my system though and i woulndnt change it in the first way and i dont care of the secuirty lacks
[03:09] <mneptok> kri: no, you don't. "/msg kees" with any specific security problems. otherwise, please check your 4chan opinions at the door.
[03:10] <darthanubis> thank you
[03:10]  * darthanubis troll much?
[03:10] <mneptok> darthanubis: let's let it drop before it escalates ... nm
[03:10] <matuck> is there a gui like taskmgr.exe.   I know i could use ps or top from command line
[03:10] <mneptok> *sigh*
[03:10] <mneptok> matuck: "htop" is what you want
[03:10] <matuck> mneptok: thanks
[03:11] <mneptok> matuck: CLI, but a fantastic tool
[03:11] <darthanubis> matuck, ha! yes if you use gnome, there is an applet called, wait for it
[03:11] <Frijolie> whenever I'm downloading a torrent my other web traffic comes to a complete hault (dial-up speed)
[03:11] <darthanubis> system monitor
[03:11] <Lyez> i've noticed cpu spikes when using firefox or opera.  after some time, it becomes choppy.  anyone experience choppiness?
[03:11] <Frijolie> any idea what would cause that? torrents suck up all bandwidth...
[03:11] <|AA|> I have an old dell inspiron 8100, ubuntu 9.04 does not see the ethernet card, and informs me *network DISABLED, any ideas on that?
[03:11] <Kalmi> matuck, gnome-system-monitor
[03:11] <mneptok> Frijolie: i think you just answered your own question
[03:11] <darthanubis> Frijolie, a great torrent connection?
[03:11] <overshard> darthanubis, i think that was the problem, i went to Users and Groups and allowed my user to use audio devices, have to restart my session to find out though, brb.
[03:12] <Frijolie> mneptok, huh? It didn't always do that
[03:12] <Frijolie> darthanubis, yeah it's pretty "healthy"
[03:12] <darthanubis> there you go:)
[03:13] <newbiesunite> whats with youtube require VP6 codec crap for playing videos?
[03:13] <overshard> darthanubis, ok, that was not the problem
[03:13] <darthanubis> overshard, sorry
[03:14] <overshard> It worked before I unplugged it and plugged it back in.
[03:14] <royalwarecast> my gnome crashed-with no title bar displayed . how to solve it ？ I have tried to delete the .gnome but still the problem
[03:14] <bullgard4> How to bring up my wireless interface eth1?
[03:14] <darthanubis> overshard, check the headphone switch?
[03:15] <overshard> it is a dac/amp, it sees it as a whole new soundcard
[03:15] <overshard> it is usb
[03:15] <darthanubis> overshard, the gnome-volume properties headphone switch?
[03:16] <overshard> darthanubis, that doesn't have any effect on it
[03:16] <Lyez> anyone know why firefox would be scrolling up and down slow or typing lags?  happens in opera as well
[03:16] <overshard> Lyez, Probably because you have a slow graphics card driver
[03:16] <Frijolie> I have a large range of ports...port forwarded to my computer
[03:16] <overshard> Lyez, try updating to the newest for your current graphics card.
[03:17] <Lyez> ok, thanks
[03:17] <Frijolie> and it's downloading at ~40KiB/s (not really fast) and my other web traffic is really really slow
[03:18] <bullgard4> Lyez: Your graphics driver is ill-configured.
[03:19] <what_if> Frijolie: has it slowed over time ?
[03:20] <Frijolie> what_if: well more recently, all of a sudden maybe a week ago
[03:20] <RHorse> top
[03:20] <|AA|> I have an old dell inspiron 8100, ubuntu 9.04 does not see the ethernet card, and informs me *network DISABLED, any ideas on that?
[03:21] <Frijolie> I do have Comcast as an ISP, I'm thinking I'm getting throttled
[03:21] <what_if> Frijolie: *sometimes routers can cause that. Linksys especially. If you can I would say unplug your router, wait a few secs, and plug back in
[03:21] <RHorse> |AA| have you tried disabling wireless first?
[03:21] <Frijolie> what_if: I've done that...power cycled the router and even the modem. I hit the reset switch on the modem but haven't done that to the router
[03:22] <|AA|> RHorse,  none of the adapters show
[03:22] <Frijolie> what_if: and it is a Linksys router
[03:22] <RHorse> |AA| even  with a pcmcia card?
[03:23] <|AA|> RHorse,  yes
[03:23] <what_if> Frijolie: if it is a less than $100 router you may overload the internal NAT/CPU/Mem/something with all those nat connections
[03:23] <RHorse> |AA| is  the pcmcia driver loaded?
[03:24] <Frijolie> what_if, I don't remember how much it was...it wasn't expensive. WRT54Gs or something
[03:24] <joako> I swore I would never use Ubuntu, but can someone help me? If I install Ubuntu can NetworkManager let me manage my mobile broadband?
[03:24] <what_if> Frijolie: any idea how many connections you have at any given time ?
[03:25] <joako> In CentOS under Network Manager it has an option for "Mobile Broadband" but it does not work. My mobile phone is detected as /dev/ttyACM0
[03:25] <Frijolie> what_if, hmm, lemme look
[03:25] <bullgard4> |AA|: In http://ubuntuforums.org/Home?action=fullsearch&context=180&value=&fullsearch=Text > Search "Network disabled" > Go > Random Question > Answer the random question put.
[03:25] <not_funny> If I recall, doesn't the WRT64G have a log of incoming/outgoing connections in the control panel? You could check that, but I don't think that would help in determining how many connections you have...
[03:25] <Frijolie> what_if, "maximum connections" = 200
[03:25] <|AA|> ty
[03:25] <not_funny> WRT54G, my mistake
[03:27] <RHorse> ps -A |less
[03:27] <what_if> Frijolie: that is still a lot... you may look into updating firmware and / or lowering that max
[03:28] <Frijolie> not_funny, i'm looking in the admin page now for that log file (if exists)
[03:28] <Frijolie> not_funny, logging is "disabled"...d'oh!
[03:28] <joako> Frijolie: If you have a WRT54G I strongly recommend you load the firmware from www.dd-wrt.com it will certainly show the number of active connections (and let you adjust the limits and timeouts)
[03:28] <hghg123> i am using transmission to download ubuntu 9.04 and the network i am connected to is blocking all ports but 80 any help ? on getting it to work
[03:29] <hghg123> ?
[03:29] <what_if> Frijolie: also, if you think you are being throttled there is a test for it here : http://broadband.mpi-sws.org/transparency/
[03:29] <hghg123> i think all but 80 dont know how to do a scan in windows now
[03:29] <hghg123> ?
[03:29] <Frijolie> does packet encryption really help to hide your traffic?
[03:30] <not_funny> it worked for bittorrent, so apparently it does
[03:30] <Tyler_> Hello
[03:30] <axisys> how do I make sure only radius auth works and not allow local passwd auth .. here is my /etc/pam.d/sshd http://pastebin.com/f17b84ac7
[03:30] <what_if> Frijolie: yes, but it can still be seen where you are connecting to and from.
[03:31] <shentino> crashes during package management make my stomach twist on any system
[03:31] <shentino> not just ubuntu
[03:31] <Frijolie> joako, thanks i'm looking at that page now---whenever it will display
[03:31] <hghg123> anyone
[03:31] <heogen> hi
[03:32] <Tyler_> I just upgraded to 9.04 and when it boots up I gives me bash terminal and not the desktop what should I do
[03:32] <progre55> hey guys, I know it's totally not the right place for this question, but please, if you know, just help me out :) where to subscribe for spam?? :) or how to spam-bomb an email address? believe you me, it's not for evil purposes :)
[03:32] <heogen> i would like to learn about the programming,
[03:32] <hghg123> anyone help me get passed port 80 downloading ubuntu via torrent transmission that is the only port that is open?
[03:32] <airtonix> anyone able to get bbdock compiled using openbox and ubuntu 8.10?
[03:32] <jamnz> I downloaded a solitaire games from www.pysol.org and did not find any installation instructions. I pressume this is Python. Question, how do I install a Python application? I do not see any ./config or make or makeinstall file.
[03:33] <what_if> hghg123: you need to forward ports to your machine and #networking may be able to help more
[03:33] <heogen> what is the program that you recommend me for learn first?
[03:33] <airtonix> jamaz, find the main python file and use : python <pyhtonfile here>
[03:33] <hghg123> what_if: thanks will check there
[03:33] <airtonix> jamnz, ie : say your file was called pysol.py, then you would use : pythong pysol.py
[03:34] <airtonix> jamnz, ie : python pysol.py
[03:34] <jamnz> here are the file names in the Src directory... acard.py    game.py  images.py	  mfxutil.py	 pysoltk.py   stats.py
[03:34] <jamnz> actions.py  games    layout.py	  move.py	 random.py    tk
[03:34] <jamnz> app.py	    help.py  main.py	  pysolaudio.py  resource.py  util.py
[03:34] <jamnz> gamedb.py   hint.py  mfxtools.py  pysol.py	 stack.py     version.py
[03:34] <FloodBot1> jamnz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:34] <jamnz> sorry about the flooding...
[03:35] <airtonix> jamnz, http://paste.ubuntu.com
[03:35] <bullgard4> How to bring up my wireless interface eth1? iwconfig report: "eth1  NOT READY! ESSID:off/any"
[03:35] <airtonix> jamnz,  for future reference
[03:35] <RHorse> hghg123 need to tell your software tto use a certain port, and make sure any firewalls have it open
[03:35] <bullgard4> How to bring up my wireless interface eth1? iwconfig reports: "eth1  NOT READY! ESSID:off/any"
[03:36] <RHorse> bullgard4 you need to include the essid argument
[03:37] <shentino> Ok, new question
[03:37] <bullgard4> RHorse: How can I determine the ESSID first?
[03:37] <shentino> I want to accept email on my machine pinted to by dyndns
[03:37] <shentino> how do I do that without being overrun by spammers?
[03:37] <RHorse> bullgard4 type iwlist eth1 scanning
[03:37] <slipttees> http://slipttees.wordpress.com/
[03:38] <shentino> (gmail's spam filters are starting to slip)
[03:38] <slipttees> sorry guys
[03:39] <RHorse> bullgard4 it should be with your router's docs or on the router itself
[03:39] <bullgard4> RHorse: This prints: "eth1 No scan results". (Small wonder: My NETGEAR wireless card WG511 leds do not blink.)
[03:40] <donavan01> anyone know how to install compiz themes once I download them
[03:40] <bullgard4> RHorse: "it should be with your router's docs or on the router itself" <- What is "it"?
[03:40] <t-800> hey anyone therE?
[03:40] <heogen> hello
[03:40] <t-800> i need help with my ubuntu
[03:40] <g0wda> hi all, how will i know exectly which process is using how much of my bandwidth??
[03:40] <t-800> 9.04
[03:41] <t-800> I want to use a wallpaper for login screen
[03:41] <heogen> anyone can say me what program i should to learn first?
[03:41] <t-800> but I cant do it:(
[03:41] <RHorse> bullgard4 you need to type iwconfig essid [essid] key 1234567890 mode managed, and when it is configured, type dhclient eth1
[03:41] <RHorse> for wep
[03:41] <t-800> does anyone know what I can do?
[03:41] <g0wda> hi all, how will i know exectly which process is using how much of my bandwidth??
[03:41] <RHorse> bullgard4 you need to type iwconfig eth1 essid [essid] key 1234567890 mode managed, and when it is configured, type dhclient eth1
[03:41] <Guest91374> anyone know how to get pogo to work with 64bit jaunty ?
[03:41] <heogen> i'm new in the programmer, but a would like to near
[03:42] <g0wda> heogen: what?
[03:42] <nephish> hey all, to me, most of the tiling window managers behave very similar. So, what is the most portable one that i can use with multiple monitors, by portable i mean easy to move a config from one box to another?
[03:42] <t-800> can anyone help me
[03:43] <g0wda> hi all, how will i know exactly which process is using how much of my bandwidth??
 i would like to learn about the programming
[03:43] <P4R41> can somoene help me find the PPA key for an apt repository?
[03:43] <rangzy> t-800: try step 7 or 8 in this website. http://www.stchman.com/transform_osx.html
[03:43] <Guest91374> help with getting pogo to work with 64 jaunty ?
[03:43] <t-800> thanks
 but I don't know about what program i should to learn
 do you know about it?
[03:44] <Guest91374> i need pogo help :(
[03:44] <t-800> does anyone know where I can get a terminator themed desktop?
[03:45] <M4d3L> hi. how I can open a log file and go direct to the end?
[03:45] <rangzy> M4d3L: open the file in vi , and then do esc : $ enter
[03:45] <rangzy> M4d3L: to go directly to the last line.
[03:45] <g0wda> heogen:do you understand english if so, you can read this article as a starting point, it motivates you and tells you how to start off... http://catb.org/esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html
[03:45] <M4d3L> rangzy: thank
 yeah i can read in english
 thank you
[03:46] <g0wda> then this article is amust-read! :)
[03:47] <Guest91374> does anybody play on pogo here>?
[03:48] <Guest91374> anybody play on pogo here?
[03:49] <rangzy> Guest91374: not me. I play on miniclip, not often.
 ok, i'm reading now
[03:49] <Guest91374> great..no pogo here then ?
[03:49] <overshard> Is there a way to change the permissions of a usb device after plugging it in? Like to identify it and change the permissions to whatever i want automatically.
[03:49] <rangzy> what is pogo ?
[03:50] <pcnerd> Hi,  I currently have my hard drive partitioned: sda1(ntfs/windoze) sda2 (ntfs data) and sda3 (ext3 ubuntu).... I want to resize all the partitions and reinstall windows ( its died).... but in resizing the partitions will my backup of the MBR become "corrupt" annd point to the wrong locations or does the MBR store the partition not the cylander or whatever.... thanks!
[03:50] <Gamarok__> !ask
[03:51] <rangzy> pcnerd: I have done repartitioning several times. havent faced any problem. (I assume you want to wipe off the whole hard-disk). for more on MBR : see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Master_boot_record and the many references there
[03:51] <RHorse> pcnerd I should think it would not make a diff\
[03:52] <Kalmi> pcnerd, you safely resize your partitions without messing up MBR... I suggest gparted livecd...
[03:52] <Guest91374> hmmm, still waiting for pogo help...
[03:52] <Kalmi> pcnerd, howver the Windows installer will mess it up
[03:52] <Guest91374> pogo wont run with 64 jaunty, help please
[03:52] <what_if> Guest91374: any errors ?
[03:52] <rangzy> what is pogo? is it some flash-based games website ?
[03:52] <Kalmi> pcnerd, you will need to restore it afterwards
[03:52] <nilihanth> How can I troubleshoot my sound?  Autodetect doesn't work all the time and certain sound platforms work on certain days.
[03:52] <Kalmi> !grub | pcnerd
[03:53] <Guest91374> it just closes the browser pop up
[03:53] <Guest91374> no error, just closes
[03:53] <amseidler> Hi
[03:53] <Gamarok__> * sips coffe
[03:53] <rangzy> amseidler hi
[03:53] <amseidler> I am running Ubuntu with wubi and I want to uninstall windows. How do I do this with Wubi?
[03:54] <Da_Bing> bot,are you here?
[03:54] <NoiseEee> you know what i dislike about the ubuntu 9.04 disk?  i installed it on my friends computer.  a 250GB hard drive with XP taking up 30GB.  The installer sets up Ubuntu with a 3GB partition, not asking me what sizes i want.  Why would it pick something so small? It can't even do updates for lack of disk space.
[03:54] <Da_Bing> 中文
[03:54] <P4R41> how can i make sure the numlock key is on when ubuntu starts?
[03:54] <bullgard4> RHorse: '~$ sudo iwconfig essid [essid] key 1234567890 mode managed' requests my password and then accepts. A subsequent '~$ sudo dhclient eth1' responds: "send_packet: Network is down; No DHCPOFFERS received. No working leases in persistent database - sleeping." Small wonder as the LEDs on my wireless card are not blinking.
[03:55] <rangzy> amseidler: with a wubi installation, I think its tough. similar to sitting on a tree-branch and cutting the trunk.
[03:55] <mneptok> NoiseEee: use the partitioning tool before installing, or use the text mode installer.
[03:55] <ravelon> is there anything like dreamweaver on ubuntu?
[03:55] <amseidler> ravelon: yes, add/remove, Kompozer
[03:55] <amseidler> rangzy: are you able to help me with it?
[03:55] <Gamarok__> how can i view the NFS shares on kubuntu
[03:55] <NoiseEee> mneptok: sure, i know i could have probably taken those extra steps.  it seems to me the installer should take some liberty with 220GB of unused disk space
[03:55] <ravelon> amseidler, thanx, is it good?
[03:55] <rangzy> !nvu | ravelon
[03:55] <mneptok> NoiseEee: and then we'd have people complaining "Ubuntu ate ALL my free space!"
[03:56] <amseidler> ravelon: It's okay, but I prefer DW more
[03:56] <Gamarok__> same as network on windows
[03:56] <amseidler> ravelon: Just use a Virtual Machine
[03:56] <amseidler> ravelon: if you want it so bad
[03:56] <rangzy> amseidler : I dont understand your Qn..
[03:56] <Gamarok__> how can i view nfs shares on ubutu
[03:56] <NoiseEee> mneptok: i suppose. but here i am praising ubuntu to him, and it can't even do the security updates.
[03:56] <Gamarok__> pls help me
[03:56] <NoiseEee> let alone let him check out how amarok etc. handle media files
[03:56] <rangzy> ! nfs
[03:56] <RHorse> bullgard4 that is the correct procedure. If the computer doesn't recognize your card I have found getting a new card (different model) the easiest and cheapest solution (and less aggravating).
[03:56] <paymon> is it possible to build ubuntu from scratch?
[03:56] <chetnick> How can i recover some deleted folders and their content?
[03:57] <paymon> scratch = source code
[03:57] <amseidler> rangzy: I have a dual boot on my computer. I used wubi to install Ubuntu. I now want to delete windows. How do I go about doing this?
[03:57] <rangzy> ! nfs | Gamarok__
[03:57] <P4R41> ravelon: apt-cache search WISIWYG
[03:57] <ravelon> amseidler, not sure what you mean
[03:57] <P4R41> then choose your own
[03:57] <P4R41> try em out and see what you prefer
[03:57] <amseidler> ravelon: What don't you get - will explain better
[03:58] <rangzy> amseidler: to remove windows, I think the better way is to to install ubuntu directly onto a separate partition (non-wubi), and then format the windows partition. I am not very sure. someone else pl clarify
[03:58] <ravelon> amseidler, what do you mean by "don't use virtual machine"? where? with what?
[03:58] <amseidler> ravelon: I am not redoing my entire ubuntu installation
[03:59] <amseidler> ravelon: I was not talking to you when I was discussing the virtual machine
[03:59] <Demonicdata> Strange i installed moblocker but after i rebooted it doesn't load up.infact i can't find it anywhere listed
[03:59] <amseidler> ravelon: There has got to be an easier way.
[03:59] <rangzy> amseidler: was that to me ?
[04:00] <amseidler> ravelon: If your name is in front of it, then it's probably to you.
[04:00] <bullgard4> RHorse: No, you are mistaken. If I restart my computer, my NETGEAR wireless card WG511 will be brought up.
[04:00] <amseidler> rangzy: so sorry
[04:00] <amseidler> rangzy: got your name mixed up
[04:00] <paymon> it
[04:00] <RHorse> bullgard4 I thought you said the card wasn't blinking
[04:00] <rangzy> amseidler: :) not a problem . I guessed it..
[04:00] <amseidler> rangzy: So there isn't a way to delete windows with Wubi?
[04:01] <cypher1> is there any cpu cooler available for ubuntu ?
[04:01] <bullgard4> RHorse: Yes, this is correct what I said.
[04:01] <cypher1> my cpu heats up to 80-90 degree centigrade sometimes :(
[04:01] <amseidler> cypher1: what do you mean by cpu?
[04:01] <P4R41> can someone help me make sense of my soundcard, its onboard intel 845G and I can't make heads or tails of how to make it work properly
[04:01] <rangzy> amseidler: I'm sorry, I am not sure. this is a v.sensitive task. I havent done it so far. my main convern is with the mbr / bootloader.
[04:01] <P4R41> running jaunty
[04:01] <cypher1> amseidler: central processing unit or processor
[04:01] <RHorse> bullgard4 that is the right procedure I have used it on 3 lappies on more than 3 routers. If it doesn't work, try it again. :)
[04:01] <xemacs4321> i suggest a good beer
[04:02] <amseidler> rangzy: Alright
[04:02] <cypher1> P4R41: what is the problem ?
[04:02] <RHorse> for  wep
[04:02] <rangzy> cypher1: is your cpu fan working fine ?  how about the thermal-paste ?
[04:03] <rangzy> amseidler : you wanted to ask me something abt virtual m/c ??
[04:03] <bullgard4> RHorse: Where is your "right procedure" described in context?
[04:03] <Mack> whats the - code for df for GB
[04:04] <P4R41> cypher1: In the volume control there are 5 devices listed, i cant figure out what changes what
[04:04] <RHorse> bullgard4 oh for crissake do a google search: ubnutu iwconfig dhclient
[04:04] <rangzy> P4R41: same problem here too. worse : the same setting stops working on certain days !
[04:04] <P4R41> cypher1: analog devices ad1981a (oss mixer) pcm-2 controls over all system sound
[04:04] <stbtra> does anyone know a terminal command that lists all available commands, that is same output as pressing tab without typing anything? I want to grep
[04:05] <eso> Gnea: when i installed arpwatch, did it install citadel as well? or was that something i had all along?
[04:05] <rangzy> stbtra: how about  tab tab ? (I guess we cant grep on that though...)
[04:05] <cypher1> rangzy: http://paste.ubuntu.com/178447/ -- This is usually when i run flash in fullscreen which takes up almost 100% of cpu
[04:06] <stbtra> rangzy: I want to be able to grep tab tab so looking for equiv command
[04:06] <rangzy> stbtra: thats an interesting task. perhaps needs a small shell script to check all the executables in all directories in "PATH" ?
[04:06] <RHorse> bullgard4: http://www.tuxfeed.com/2008/03/29/how-to-troubleshoot-wireless-network-connection-in-ubuntu/
[04:07] <P4R41> worse yet, skype lists 13 devices on sound in/out
[04:07] <panfist> this is kind of off-topic...i'm going away for the weekend and i won't be near internet. i want to read and practice some SICP while I am away. is there a place I can download the book plus all assocaited materials, or do i have to click through and save every link on the site... or is there a program i can use to automatically iterate through and download linked content
[04:07] <slipttees> RHorse: vpn l2tp over ipsec howto??
[04:07] <rangzy> cypher1: hmm. at that temp, I think the pc will shutdown automatically..
[04:07] <poseidon> Whats the best free way for me to get commercial games to play on linux?
[04:08] <rangzy> cypher1: sorry, i am not sure why its happening ..
[04:08] <bullgard4> RHorse: '~$ dict  crissake; No definitions found for "crissake".' Please repeat " oh for crissake do a google search: ubnutu iwconfig dhclient" using Standard English.
[04:08] <cypher1> rangzy: sometimes yes.. but usually it runs..
[04:08] <panfist> posidon: WINE
[04:08] <cypher1> rangzy: np thanks
[04:08] <eso> does citadel come with ubuntu?
[04:08] <xangua> citadel ¿¿
[04:09]  * RHorse sighs and takes another shot
[04:09] <Dr_Willis> !find citadel
[04:09] <eso> May 23 04:45:57 ubuntu citadel: Can't connect to uncensored.citadel.org:25: Connection timed out
[04:10] <rangzy> eso: no, citadel doesnt come with the ubuntu cd
[04:10] <Dr_Willis> !info citadel
[04:10] <eso> simplest way to uninstall it?
[04:10] <bullgard4> RHorse: Thank you for providing me this link to an interesting article.
[04:10] <Dr_Willis> !info citadel-client
[04:11] <Dr_Willis> Im glad its both complete AND feature-rich! :)
[04:11] <rangzy> Dr_Willis :)
[04:11] <RHorse> bullgard4 good luck
[04:11] <Dr_Willis> BUt i still have no idea what it even is....
[04:11] <bullgard4> RHorse: Thank you again.
[04:12] <stbtra> so anyone know how to grep all available commands?
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> stbtra:  huh?
[04:12] <rangzy> eso: have you tried aptitude uninstall ?
[04:12] <Dr_Willis> hit tab key a few times. and it will show all commands in the current $PATH
[04:13] <stbtra> you know when you press 'tab' twice without entering anything it lists all commands in the terminal, I want to be able to grep that
[04:13] <stbtra> yeah but is there a way to pipe into grep?
[04:13] <Dr_Willis> You could do some  script and find/ls on $PATH i imagine
[04:14] <stbtra> Ok good idea I will look into that
[04:15] <amseidler> How do I find out which of the following partitions Windows is on? I used Wubi to install ubuntu, and am using LVPM to upgrade. However, there are 3 partitions. dev/sda1 is Ubuntu. The two after them are dev/sda2 and dev/mmcblk0p1. How do I find out which is which?
[04:15] <rangzy> Dr_Willis: one doubt: if there is a directory in PATH, are the subdirectories also part of the PATH env ?
[04:15] <slipttees> RHorse: howto vpn l2tp over ipsec on ubuntu jaunty ?
[04:15] <Dr_Willis> rangzy:  nope.. not that i have ever noticed..
[04:17] <amseidler> Can anyone help?
[04:17] <amseidler> How do I find out which of the following partitions Windows is on? I used Wubi to install ubuntu, and am using LVPM to upgrade. However, there are 3 partitions. dev/sda1 is Ubuntu. The two after them are dev/sda2 and dev/mmcblk0p1. How do I find out which is which?
[04:17] <rangzy> Dr_Willis: okay. so, for the script you mentioned, is it enough if we just do an ls on each of the dir in the PATH env ?
[04:17] <licky654> anyone had trouble with opera chat and mail in ubuntu?
[04:18] <amseidler> How do I find out which of the following partitions Windows is on? I used Wubi to install ubuntu, and am using LVPM to upgrade. However, there are 3 partitions. dev/sda1 is Ubuntu. The two after them are dev/sda2 and dev/mmcblk0p1. How do I find out which is which?
[04:18] <voss> just look in sda2
[04:18] <Dr_Willis> rangzy:  theres other ways to glob the files in a dir.
[04:19] <Guest57366> what is the command to use nmap to scan for open ports
[04:19] <neelotpal> (13:12:19) neelotpal: hey guys I need help with mounting a device!
[04:19] <neelotpal> (13:12:56) neelotpal: It used to mount fine until I made some changes from the Gnome GUI and now i cannot mount it.
[04:19] <neelotpal> (13:13:52) neelotpal: Here is what I did... I went to drive properties and changed the mount point to /media/mydrive and changed the file type to FAT32. This is where i think I may have made the mistake FAT32 instead of fat32
[04:19] <neelotpal> (13:14:22) neelotpal: now i get the error cannot get volume.fstype.alternative
[04:20] <FloodBot1> neelotpal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:20] <slipttees> howto vpn l2tp over ipsec on ubuntu jaunty ?
[04:20] <geirha> stbtra: IFS=:; for dir in $PATH; do for file in "$dir"/*; do [ -x "$file" ] && echo "${file##*/}"; done; done | grep 'something'
[04:20] <Dr_Willis> sudo nmap .........
[04:20] <rangzy> Dr_Willis: oh is it ? do you mean similar to this: http://perl.about.com/od/filesystem/qt/perlglob.htm ?
[04:20] <amseidler> How do I find out which of the following partitions Windows is on? I used Wubi to install ubuntu, and am using LVPM to upgrade. However, there are 3 partitions. dev/sda1 is Ubuntu. The two after them are dev/sda2 and dev/mmcblk0p1. How do I find out which is which?
[04:20] <slipttees> howto vpn l2tp over ipsec ?
[04:20] <stbtra> geirha: great thanks, this seems to work too not sure what diff behavior is:  ls `echo $PATH | sed 's/:/ /g'` | grep 'something'
[04:21] <Dr_Willis> rangzy:  just 'echo /bin/*' will get a list also. :) of that dir
[04:21] <flag> i got a new power supply, and when i flip the power switch on the back to '1' and try to turn on my computer, it lights up for about a second before shutting off.  is it dead?
[04:22] <rangzy> stbtra: saw that line ?
[04:22] <neelotpal> can anyone please help???
[04:22] <neelotpal> hey guys I need help with mounting a device!
[04:22] <neelotpal> It used to mount fine until I made some changes from the Gnome GUI and now i cannot mount it.
[04:22] <neelotpal> Here is what I did... I went to drive properties and changed the mount point to /media/mydrive and changed the file type to FAT32. This is where i think I may have made the mistake FAT32 instead of fat32
[04:22] <neelotpal> now i get the error cannot get volume.fstype.alternative
[04:22] <FloodBot1> neelotpal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:22] <g0wda> Dr_Willis: wow i didnt know about that... :)
[04:22] <stbtra> rangzy: yea thanks
[04:22] <rangzy> stbtra: you're welcome
[04:22] <neelotpal> FloodBot1 thanks I will do as you said
[04:22] <Flannel> neelotpal: You shouldn't repeat so often.  Also, please condense that into one line, it will fit, and it'll make it a lot easier to read.
[04:22] <P__> hello
[04:23] <g0wda> Whoo echo * instead of ls,it's plain and sometimes better, space seperated :)
[04:23] <Dr_Willis> g0wda:  gotta watch out for spaces in filenamnes
[04:23] <g0wda> Dr_Willis: yeah
[04:24] <P__> can someone help me with ubuntu on a macbook pro, i just installed it, i got several partitions on my hdd, one of those is a ntfs one on which i choosed to install grub, and now its not recognized anymore. i dont have any system there, just data
[04:24] <geirha> stbtra: Yours is shorter, that's the main difference :)
[04:24] <neelotpal> Flannel: thanks
[04:24] <g0wda> Dr_Willis:  it doesn't distinguish
[04:24] <ophthalmaximandi> is it possible to build ubuntu from its source code?
[04:25] <rangzy> Dr_Willis: stbtra wants to do a grep. wouldnt it be better to do a ls -l ? (one file per line)
[04:25] <neelotpal> I am unable to mount drive since I changed mount point and file system from nautilus. How do I revert??
[04:25] <P__> the symptoms are : under mac, the partition is unknow and i cant format it, under windows its reconized but not formatted and i cant format it
[04:25] <Flannel> ophthalmaximandi: It is.  You can grab the source for everything, but why would you want to?
[04:25] <g0wda> Dr_Willis: Yeah I was wondering how can i patch some core gnu command like echo? where should i submit my patch??
[04:25] <Fudge> hI, USING A HOWTO TO GET FUSION INSTALLED ON 9/04 NVIDIA VIDCARD. IT SAYS ON HARDWARE DRIVERS THE NVIDIA DRIVERS SHOULD BE THERE. IT ISNT SO WHAT do I need to do to make it work? sorry bout half caps
[04:25] <P__> does someone has an idea about how to fix my partition ?
[04:25] <Dr_Willis> g0wda:  you found a bug in echo?
[04:26] <ophthalmaximandi> Flannel: better performance and also hopefully learn something about how it works
[04:26] <Dr_Willis> Fudge:  you mean compiz-fusion?
[04:26] <g0wda> Dr_Willis: I mean 1st of all where do i get the code? no i didn find any bug, just interested
[04:26] <bmh1> I have a question: My HDD has 5 ext3 partition for Ubuntu + 1 xfs partition for DATA. I did some a wrong command in diskpart (Window 7 Command) and lost all partitions. I have tried to recoveried its with GNU parted but when I used the command "rescue START END" it said that "Error: /dev/sdc: unrecognised disk label". Anyone can help me to recover the xfs partition, because there are amny DATA there.
[04:26] <xangua> Fudge: don't scream please
[04:26] <ophthalmaximandi> so can u point me towards the documentation
[04:26] <Dr_Willis> g0wda:  there are deb source packages you can get.. i forget how.
[04:26] <rangzy> g0wda: also, pl try to patch gnome-termianl wrt man cmd. to maje the tab work after typing man. would be v.useful.
[04:27] <geirha> rangzy: It does ...
[04:27] <geirha> rangzy: haven't you tried?
[04:27] <g0wda> Dr_Willis: ok...  i know how to get those i guess,,, u need to enable those repos in software sources...
[04:28] <ophthalmaximandi> where is the source? it there any svn/git/what-have-you repos for the source?
[04:28] <Dr_Willis> !source
[04:28] <rangzy> geirha: it does ? i tried even yesterday, tab didnt work after man !
[04:28] <bullgard4> 'lshw -C network' says: "*-network DISABLED; description : Wireless interface. product: ISL3890." What is the proper command line command to ENABLE (bring up) this interface?
[04:28] <geirha> rangzy: It is bash and not gnome-terminal that handles the tab-completion btw.
[04:28] <bmh1> Is it possible to recover the xfs partition which I have clean the partition table in diskpart ?
[04:28] <rangzy> geirha: oh I see.
[04:29] <g0wda> ophthalmaximandi: the gnu project (father of all deb based stuff) hosts its code in CVS (dumb!) :)
[04:29] <jmburgess> how do you find out what filesystem is on a drive from the command line?
[04:29] <Dr_Willis> tab works for man bash completion here it seems.. well some what. :)
[04:29] <rangzy> jmburgess: try the mount cmd.
[04:29] <Dr_Willis> man l
[04:29] <Dr_Willis> Display all 134 possibilities? (y or n)
[04:29] <Dr_Willis> i did a tab after the l like --> l<tab>
[04:29] <rangzy> Dr_Willis: is that after typing "man" ?
[04:30] <syntax\> is it possible that a linksys wireless adapter of the same model work on a ubuntu machine and won't work on another 8.10 ubuntu machine?
[04:30] <Dr_Willis> man <tab><tab> --> Display all 3476 possibilities? (y or n)
[04:30] <neelotpal> Hey guys I can see drive under places in Gnome but cannot mount
[04:30] <Dr_Willis> seems to work fine here
[04:30] <bmh1> Does anyone help me to recover the xfs partition which i have lost in my hdd? Tell me please how can i do it.
[04:30] <g0wda> man <tab>'s working for me too!
[04:30] <syntax\> im planning to turn a wired network wireless, and guess what i have a gazzilion issues already. some can detect the wireless access point and some doesnt.
[04:31] <rangzy> Dr_Willis: wow. whats the version there ?
[04:31] <Dr_Willis> note its man SPACE tab.. not man<tab> :)
[04:31] <Royall> my Gnome Do keyboard combination is no longer working
[04:31] <Dr_Willis> 9.04 here
[04:31] <Royall> I'm on 9.04
[04:31] <g0wda> Dr_Willis yeah...
[04:32] <Royall> It's Super+Space, and when I press it nothing happens even though that's the combo
[04:32] <rangzy> Dr_Willis: I understand.. so, if I do man SPACE iwc SPACE <tab>, does it suggest iwconfig ?
[04:32] <bmh1> My HDD has 5 ext3 partition for Ubuntu + 1 xfs partition for DATA. I did some a wrong command in diskpart (Window 7 Command) and lost all partitions. I have tried to recoveried its with GNU parted but when I used the command "rescue START END" it said that "Error: /dev/sdc: unrecognised disk label". Anyone can help me to recover the xfs partition, because there are amny DATA there. Anyone can help and give to me the instruction how to do it?
[04:32] <geirha> rangzy: you can even tab-complete on apt-get install
[04:32] <Dr_Willis> rangzy:  no space after the iwc... logical eh>
[04:33] <g0wda> bmh1: what exactly did u do in gparted?
[04:33] <geirha> rangzy: the configuration for bash's tab-completion is in /etc/bash_completion and /etc/bash_completion.d/*
[04:33] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu has some of the best 'bash completion' settings of any disrto. :)
[04:34] <rangzy> Dr_Willis: yes I understand the space issue! and, nice to know this thing works. I wanted this feature back in 2004. and then almost forgot about it. it didnt work for me in 8.10 yest.
[04:34] <bmh1> g0wda: I use the rescue START END command
[04:34] <rangzy> geirha: thanks for that detail. I shall look into my settings
[04:34] <g0wda> you sure sdc is the device concerned? not sda or something??
[04:34] <Dr_Willis> night alll...
[04:35] <thiebaude> nite Dr_Willis
[04:35] <bmh1> g0wda: and I got the result: Error: /dev/sdc: unrecognised disk label
[04:35] <g0wda> night Dr_Willis, (it's early morning here tho)
[04:35] <rangzy> Dr_Willis: good night.
[04:36] <g0wda> bmh1: you sure sdc is the device concerned? not sda or something??
[04:36] <P4R41> you would think an old webcam like the quickcam express would have a lot more support since its been around for close to a decade
[04:36] <donavan> HELP!!! my network connection on my desktop just died for reasons I dont know .... I says it connects but it wont even ping the localhost ... I uninstalled tor and privoxy thinink that might be the cause ... can someone help me out here
[04:37] <bmh1> g0wda: Yes, I am sure 100%, because this device is my mobile HDD box. I installed Ubuntu on it and boot as the usb HDD.
[04:37] <progmanos> hi, what is the status of the eclipse 3.4 package?  is nearly complete? what can i do to help?
[04:37] <rangzy> donavan: pl try ifconfig ethN up
[04:37] <g0wda> then what device is sda?
[04:38] <bmh1> The window 7 OS 60GB
[04:38] <g0wda> the one you boot ubuntu from should be sda rite?
[04:38] <rangzy> donavan: I've no idea about the tor / privoxy, though.
[04:38] <bmh1> What the command I can show you my disk in the computer?
[04:38] <g0wda> do ls /dev/sd*
[04:39] <g0wda> 'ls /dev/sd*'
[04:39] <donavan> rangzy ... tor and privoxy are gone now I removed them (was trying to install them)  but it looks like eth0 is up but nothing is going across the line
[04:39] <bmh1> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ ls /dev/sd*
[04:39] <bmh1> /dev/sda  /dev/sda1  /dev/sda2  /dev/sda5  /dev/sdb  /dev/sdb1  /dev/sdc
[04:39] <songer> hello people
[04:39] <Seti-Amon> anyone have whole disk encryption?
[04:39] <g0wda> it is sdc i guess....
[04:40] <rangzy> donavan: oops! try eth0 down and then up. I agree its a dumb suggestion, but it has worked for me a few times.
[04:40] <Seti-Amon> I am thinking about going to full disk encryption and have experience with trucrypt on windows,but i was wondering if there is a better program for linux?
[04:40] <IncogNegro> hi... im installing ubuntu/linux for the first time... i have 1 physical drive with a 35gig~ partition. ubuntu wants me to set a mount point.. what should i choose? why?
[04:40] <bmh1> g0wda: the sdc is the disk which i did mistake in diskpart win window7 and it clean all partition in sdc
[04:41] <rCX> Where can I find a complete list of "int 80h" calls?
[04:41] <RHorse> IncogNegro mnt point is /
[04:41] <bmh1> g0wda: do you have any idea to recover the xfs partition in sdc. I need only my data
[04:41] <g0wda> I'm sorry i cant help any further :) i'm a newbie too , try asking it on launchpad or keep asking here until someone knows exactly what to do,,,
[04:41] <bmh1> hmmm
[04:41] <IncogNegro> RHorse, i was reading that you should create different partitions for different things like home and tmp files... should i do this?
[04:42] <IncogNegro> or just set the mount point to / and go from there?
[04:42]  * slipttees listen AC/DC - highwayto hell.ogg
[04:42] <g0wda> there are many recovery tools don't worry.... they are really smart... just don't zerofill your disk that's all! lol
[04:42] <RHorse> IncogNegro for a beginner choose / :)
[04:42] <bmh1> Hmm, anyone can help me to recover my xfs parition which i clean it
[04:42] <rangzy> IncogNegro: separate partitions arent needed if yours is not a server
[04:42] <g0wda> that was for bmh1..
[04:42] <thiebaude> IncogNegro: yup thats what i choose when i dual boot
[04:42] <IncogNegro> thats good info rangzy
[04:43] <IncogNegro> why would you choose / instead of /whatever?
[04:43] <IncogNegro> for a dualboot, thiebaude?
[04:43] <donavan> rangzy:   no good ... still can't ping anything .... ping just looks at me like im stupid ... I tried a reboot a couple of times and still nothing
[04:43] <bullgard4> 'lshw -C network' says: "*-network DISABLED; description : Wireless interface. product: ISL3890." What is the proper command line command to ENABLE (bring up) this interface?
[04:43] <thiebaude> IncogNegro: /=hard drive
[04:43] <IncogNegro> i understand that.. what i mean is why is it better than /whatever, /whereever, /etc?
[04:43] <rangzy> Seti-Amon: some info on trucrypt for linux. I havent tried any crypt yet http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/networking/?p=101
[04:43] <IncogNegro> in a dual boot (which is what im doing)?
[04:44] <donavan> rangzy: it reminds me of the TCP/IP stack going to crap on a windows machine
[04:45] <rangzy> donavan: reminds me too of the same :(
[04:45] <thiebaude> IncogNegro: are you going to be using ext3 or ext4?
[04:45] <IncogNegro> 3
[04:45] <thiebaude> ok
[04:45] <IncogNegro> i hear 4 cant be read by windows/a
[04:45] <IncogNegro> ?
[04:45] <donavan> rangzy:   ideas?
[04:45] <rangzy> donavan: sorry, I've no idea to help you .
[04:46] <thiebaude> IncogNegro: i just finished my dual boot about 30 min ago
[04:46] <donavan> rangzy ... its all good thanks anywyas
[04:46] <rangzy> donavan: you're welcome
[04:46] <IncogNegro> did you put ubuntu on the same partition as windows?
[04:46] <IncogNegro> that is, can you?
[04:46] <thiebaude> IncogNegro: no way
[04:46] <hemanth>  Please help me on this : http://pastebin.com/m73a897d5
[04:46] <bmh1> to all: How can i recover my xfs disk using live usb disk?
[04:46] <IncogNegro> gotcha
[04:46] <thiebaude> seperate partions
[04:46] <IncogNegro> was it on the same disk?
[04:46] <thiebaude> yes it is
[04:46] <thiebaude> xp and ubuntu 9.04
[04:47] <Guest88292> x-chat
[04:47] <thiebaude> 60gb for each
[04:47] <IncogNegro> assuming i chose some "sub" root directory, how would that impact my ubuntu usage?
[04:47] <IncogNegro> sub like /home, etc?
[04:47] <IncogNegro>  /tmp, etc..
[04:47] <donavan> guess I will try this again ... anyone know why my network connect just died on my desktop  ... seems like he TCP/
[04:47] <thiebaude> IncogNegro: im not sure i dont use that
[04:47] <donavan> sorry... tcp/ just died for no reason
[04:48] <thiebaude> IncogNegro: you using live cd?
[04:48] <rangzy> okay. good night all. bye!
[04:48] <IncogNegro> i havent grasped the difference betwen live and uh the alternative cd
[04:48] <thiebaude> nite rangzy
[04:49] <IncogNegro> can you elaborate?
[04:49] <IncogNegro> i got and burned the iso from the site
[04:49] <thiebaude> IncogNegro: yea, i only use live cd's
[04:49] <thiebaude> oh ,ok
[04:49] <IncogNegro> whats the difference?
[04:49] <IncogNegro> and how do you direct an IRC response to someone?
[04:50] <samd> IncogNegro, just say the name of whom you want to direct the message to
[04:50] <IncogNegro> gotcha
[04:51] <IncogNegro> so whats the difference between a live cd and that alternative cd?
[04:51] <thiebaude> IncogNegro: im not sure what the diff is
[04:51] <thiebaude> since i never used the alternate cd before, IncogNegro
[04:51] <samd> IncogNegro, in the live cd, you actually enter into a "instalation", you enter to the OS, which is installed in the CD, in the alternate, you just enter into a text-based install
[04:52] <samd> IncogNegro, in the live cd, you can test the os, whitout even installing it
[04:52] <thiebaude> samd: for lower memory systems, alternate cd?
[04:52] <IncogNegro> ah, then i have the live
[04:52] <donavan> Incognegro:   the alternate lets you do more specialized installs it more for older machines or ones that have hardware issues
[04:52] <samd> thiebaude, yea, because the live cd needs lots of ram to run
[04:52] <thiebaude> samd: exactly
[04:52] <thiebaude> 256mb
[04:53] <IncogNegro> okay, looks like i have my marching orders (until something else comes up that i dont understand!!)
[04:54] <IncogNegro> okay, im back!
[04:54] <IncogNegro> ugh
[04:54] <samd> thiebaude IncogNegro, also, in the alternate install cd as donovan sayd, you have more specialized choices, you have the choice to instasll a command-line system, and/or format with ext4
[04:55] <thiebaude> samd: yup i did that ext4 install from the live cd, its easy
[04:55] <thiebaude> mount / and then format
[04:55] <P4R41> can someone help me determine how to fix a driver compile failure?
[04:55] <IncogNegro> i selected an entire partition for my install, and it started crying thati need swap space. i will unpartition the ext3 drive, and break it intwo two partitions. how then do i tell ubuntu to use the smaller of these two partitions as the swap?
[04:55] <samd> thiebaude, yeah, agree ext4 its awesome
[04:55] <whatvn> thiebaude: how is it? does ext4 work good?
[04:55] <thiebaude> IncogNegro: live cd will adjust swap atomatically based on your ram
[04:55] <thiebaude> auto
[04:55] <P4R41> ext4 is awesome, noticeable speed increases over 3
[04:56] <samd> P4R41 yeah
[04:56] <samd> any of you guys have a solid state drive?
[04:56] <P4R41> esp on an older system, where speed issues are much more noticeable
[04:56] <whatvn> samd: ?
[04:56] <thiebaude> whatvn: no problems at all, booting is faster than 8.10 and uses slighty lower system resources than 8.10
[04:56] <dylan_> hey. im having problems with... when i minimize things, they dont come back when i click on the task bar. they seem to be stuck down there. its not a compiz or emerald problem, i disabled both of them. but no avail. any sugestions ?
[04:57] <IncogNegro> during installation, how do you specifically specify a swap partition?
[04:57] <whatvn> thiebaude: I ask for ext4, not for Ubuntu 9.04
[04:57] <IncogNegro> from the live cd
[04:57] <samd> IncogNegro, from the live CD, just select "guided partitioning" and the swap will be fixed automaticly
[04:57] <donavan> Ok does anyone know what is going on ... my eth0 connection died ... tried removing tor and privoxy just to see if that was the issue ... no good ... so I plugged in my usb wifi card ... still no good  (rebooted a bunch) ...  I get a connection icon and all that... ifconfig seems to be fine but I can ping anything but if I ping google.com it comes up with the IP address but no packets go...
[04:57] <thiebaude> whatvn: yea thats the effects of ext4 on ubuntu 9.04
[04:57] <donavan> ...anywhere.... does anyone have any idea?
[04:57] <P4R41> IncogNegro: if you want much more control over the install, use the alternative cd, not the desktop version if that's what you're using
[04:58] <IncogNegro> hey, if you think that SSD drives are awesome, look into the IOdrive... it has like 3x the write speeds of your standard SSD SLC drivces
[04:58] <IncogNegro> read/writes
[04:58] <sakuramboo> i posted two weeks ago on the forum about my clock skipping a second about every 15 or so seconds, it seems that its not just the clock, but the entire system seems to "skip" for about a half a second, this has been going on since i upgraded to 8.10 and now in 9.04, but htop doesnt tell of any rouge app causing spikes in the cpu usage. i checked the xorg log and there were two warnings, one for a font, the other for v4l, i doubt those 
[04:59] <samd> IncogNegro what about price
[04:59] <pegon> Hi all :)
[04:59] <amr> what is the best p2p on ubuntu
[04:59] <sebsebseb> !best | amr
[04:59] <sebsebseb> !piracy | amr
[04:59] <thiebaude> amr: you mean like limewire?
[04:59] <thiebaude> frostwire
[04:59] <amr> thiebaude, yes
[04:59] <sebsebseb> !piracy |  thiebaude
[04:59] <dylan_> dc++
[05:00] <thiebaude> hmm
[05:00] <IncogNegro> i figured out the swap partition thing. thanks guys...
[05:00] <IncogNegro> samd, the IOdrive starts at like 6.5k
[05:00] <IncogNegro> and it has higher capacities than SSD
[05:01] <IncogNegro> well, the sata ones
[05:01] <IncogNegro> as it is SSD in and of itself
[05:01] <samd> IncogNegro 6.5k usd??
[05:01] <IncogNegro> it runs directly off the PCIE buss
[05:01] <IncogNegro> aye, usd
[05:01] <samd> IncogNegro thats expensive comprared to ssd
[05:01] <IncogNegro> so its like half that in euros D
[05:01] <FloodBot1> IncogNegro: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:01] <IncogNegro> its expensive, but its like 3x as good
[05:01] <samd> IncogNegro, yeah
[05:03] <donavan> is there a file checker in ubuntu ... something that will check the basic system files to make sure they didnt get currupted
[05:03] <pegon> Does anyone know of a program like Time Machine in Mac...that you can go back to previous versions of a file?
[05:04] <DemonicData> Has anyone used truecrypt to encrypt entire hd in linux?
[05:04] <IncogNegro> <- newb
[05:04] <pegon> DemonicData, you can't in Linux with truecrypt it won't work..that feature is only avaliable in windows with truecrypt
[05:05] <xangua> pegon: yes there is, but i don't remember the name of the app
[05:05] <pegon> xangua, i never said it was impossible you didn't listen...i said truecrypt won't do that in linux
[05:06] <DemonicData> pegon:you shitting me?Come on linux doesn't have the option to be ask SECURE as windows?What kind of bs is that
[05:06] <iamtechno> xangua, are you thinking of TimeVault?
[05:06] <IncogNegro> why wont ubuntu let me create a user called "incogNegro"?
[05:06] <pegon> DemonicData, you can encrypt ubuntu I forget how, but truecrypt doesn't have that feature in Linux
[05:06] <sebsebseb> donavan: don't think there is one
[05:07] <IncogNegro> keeping in mind that i purposefully didnt capitalize the first I?
[05:07] <xangua> iamtechno: i said i don't remember (sic...)
[05:07] <donavan> Ok does anyone know what is going on ... my eth0 connection died ... tried removing tor and privoxy just to see if that was the issue ... no good ... so I plugged in my usb wifi card ... still no good  (rebooted a bunch) ...  I get a connection icon and all that... ifconfig seems to be fine but I can ping anything but if I ping google.com it comes up with the IP address but no packets go...
[05:07] <donavan> ...anywhere.... does anyone have any idea?
[05:07] <samd> iamtechno also flyback
[05:07] <iamtechno> xangua, kk just seeing if it might spark a memory.
[05:07] <P4R41> can someone take a look at this paste and tell me why the module compile fail or if its safe to follow its advice to fix: http://paste.ubuntu.com/178476/
[05:09] <samd> P4R41, i dont know much, but do you have kernel headers installed?
[05:09] <Chaoman> does anyone know where to get fluxbuntu 8.10 testing?
[05:09] <P4R41> samd, i do
[05:09] <P4R41> samd: and the correct ones for the system
[05:09] <thiebaude> !fluxbuntu
[05:10] <samd> P4R41, umm ight
[05:10] <jnj> Hello. Given a package name, is it possible to see md5sums of the contents of that package.
[05:10] <Chaoman> ok... i still cant find a link to fluxbuntu 8.10
[05:10] <jnj> Not locally, but what they "should be".
[05:12] <donavan> come on guys really there has got o be someone in here that know something about network connection ... serious I need some help ... googling it pull up way too many pages that have nothing to do with what I am trying to do
[05:13] <P4R41> samd: actually it appears the autoconf.h file is missing in the set of linux headers
[05:13] <richard> hello
[05:14] <samd> P4R41, i see , what driver are you trying to compile?
[05:14] <P4R41> samd: qc-usb for quickcam express
[05:14] <Guest91020> i was playing "Open arena" on xubuntu and was adjusting my graphic settings for better play when the screen went blank and I cant get back into my system when i reboot
[05:15] <Guest91020> i get the logo and the xubuntu startup bar but it all goes blurry and blotchy
[05:15] <Guest91020> cant get into system to remove open arena
[05:16] <pegon> iamtechno, have you ever tried TimeVault just curious?
[05:16] <thiebaude> Guest91020: can you  ctrl alt f2 to get to a terminal
[05:16] <iamtechno> pegon, Nope I haven't. When the question was asked I googled it.
[05:16] <thiebaude> i hope i got that right
[05:17] <pegon> iamtechno, okay I am about to try it cause it sounds like its like Time Machine in Mac
[05:17] <Guest91020> itheibaude havent tried yet
[05:17] <Guest91020> what to do after that?
[05:17] <iamtechno> pegon, Personally flyback looks better to me.
[05:17] <thiebaude> Guest91020: uninstall open arean in a terminal
[05:17] <thiebaude> arena
[05:18] <pegon> iamtechno, let me look that up and see what it does
[05:18] <Guest91020> what command?
[05:18] <bullgard4> 'lshw -C network' says: "*-network DISABLED; description : Wireless interface. product: ISL3890." What is the proper command line command to ENABLE (bring up) this interface?
[05:18] <Guest91020> theiebaude
[05:18] <iamtechno> pegon, kk
[05:18] <thiebaude> sudo apt-get remove open arena or purge open arena
[05:18] <samd> P4R41,  let me do some research, and see if i find something
[05:19] <pegon> iamtechno, does it allow you to restore a file to a previous version?
[05:19] <P4R41> samd: im gonna try to add ubuntu's kernel repository and see if i can get new headers from there
[05:19] <iamtechno> pegon, lemme check
[05:19] <lorokpo> hola
[05:19] <samd> P4R41, ight
[05:20] <DemonicData> ok so does anyone here have whole disk encryption
[05:20] <asdffff> hi
[05:20] <lorokpo> hola
[05:20] <asdffff> hola
[05:20] <asdffff> anybody here that can help me
[05:20] <asdffff> ?
[05:21] <what_if> asdffff: plenty
[05:21] <oscarinformatica> hola
[05:21] <thiebaude> hi oscar
[05:22] <iamtechno> pegon, It doesn't look like it. After you install it and tell it what dirs to backup, it does one about every three hours (I assume its adjustable).
[05:22] <IronKeys> hi is there any RSS Reader better than liferea its really slow
[05:22] <hakimida> how to solve , in firefox , my youtube video plays not very smooth , the video is full loaded but it does not play smooth ,
[05:22] <iamtechno> IronKeys, Yeah try firefox's RSS reader
[05:22] <xangua> IronKeys: Evolution has a plugin for feed reader, and there are a lot of ligjter feed readers in repositories
[05:23] <iamtechno> hakimida, what kind of system do you have?
[05:23] <asdffff> i have an acer one zg5 im trying to do a unr karmic install and i get initramfs, i tried hitting escape but nothing
[05:23] <pegon> iamtechno, okay I am goin to give it a shot wish me luck lol
[05:23] <IronKeys> xangue , iamtechno ty
[05:23] <hakimida> ubuntu 9.04 the new one
[05:23] <samd> P4R41, have you tryied compiling qc-usb-source from ubuntu repos?
[05:23] <iamtechno> IronKeys, yw
[05:23] <iamtechno> pegon, LUCK!
[05:23] <mobi-sheep> !karmic | asdffff
[05:23] <robdig> !karmic | asdffff
[05:24] <P4R41> samd: i have, no luck. at least they compile but don't load and no app can see my webcame
[05:24] <asdffff> please advices what version to install on acer one then
[05:24]  * robdig seems i'm lagging a bit
[05:24] <mobi-sheep> !jaunty | asdffff
[05:25] <samd> P4R41, ah ight
[05:25] <asdffff> yeah but when i tried to install jaunty i couldnt format
[05:25] <FLjohn> I am contemplating leaving 9.04 64 for 8.04 64
[05:25] <FLjohn> 9.04 is not working for me now.
[05:25] <hakimida> how to solve , in firefox , my youtube video plays not very smooth , the video is full loaded but it does not play smooth ,
[05:26] <FLjohn> Hak do not feel bad I can not get video on Hulu or CNBC or Bloomberg
[05:26] <FLjohn> I am moving back to 8.04
[05:26] <FLjohn> I did not have the problems there
[05:27] <FLjohn> l
[05:28] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: So you're having a flash problem?
[05:29] <jaypro> whats the best plugin/codec to play videos in mozilla? mpeg and avi video files on harddrive play seamlessly, but videos on youtube appear choppy
[05:29] <jaypro> just installed 9.04
[05:29] <FLjohn> Yes Mobi
[05:29] <mobi-sheep> !tab | FLjohn
[05:30] <ziroday> jaypro: youtube videos are flash
[05:30] <bullgard4> 'lshw -C network' says: "*-network DISABLED; description : Wireless interface. product: ISL3890." What is the proper command line command to ENABLE (bring up) this interface? So that its LEDs will start blinking.
[05:30] <thiebaude> jaypro: mplayer
[05:30] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: What have you did in the past to fix this?   Did you install anything  or tried anything?
[05:30] <TuxPurple> !help
[05:30] <doc_brown> what is the command to 'unrar'  i navigated to my home folder, and performed 'unrar -e <filename>.rar'  what did I do wrong?
[05:30] <DemonicData> Is this correct
[05:30] <ziroday> bullgard4: does this laptop have a wireless switch anywhere?
[05:30] <ziroday> doc_brown: unrar e foo.rar
[05:30] <FLjohn> no mobi-sheep
[05:31] <DemonicData> Is the only way to get full disk encryption in linux/ubuntu is to reinstall linux using a special Alternative Ubuntu Installation CD??
[05:31] <FLjohn> I am new to this
[05:31] <DemonicData> Its a real shock that true crypt doesn't have full disk encryption support for linux
[05:31] <bullgard4> ziroday: What do you mean by "a wireless switch"?
[05:31] <ziroday> DemonicData: yes, but you can encrypt your home folder
[05:31] <doc_brown> !foo
[05:31] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep: I have had 8.04 on here and it worked ok
[05:31] <ziroday> doc_brown: sorry, unrar e <filename>.rar
[05:31] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: Okay.  Because you're running amd64 (just like me!  I <3 amd64).    Adobe have a pre-release support for amd64.  I'll get you a link.
[05:31] <FLjohn> better then 9.04 as far as video.  I am trying 8.04 64 bit now
[05:31] <P4R41> samd: I seem to have found the kernel headers...at least i hope
[05:31] <samd> P4R41, from ubuntu documentation "Newer Logitech Quick Cam Express Webcams and a lot of other Webcams are supported by the spca5xx driver" have you tryied spca5xx?
[05:32] <ziroday> bullgard4: as in a hardware button to turn on or off your wireless on your laptop
[05:32] <pegon> iamtechno, okay so far flyback is confusing lol goin to try timemachine see if it works any easier
[05:32] <samd> P4R41, ohh, sounds good
[05:32] <pegon> iamtechno, I mean timevault
[05:32] <P4R41> samd: i haven't, this is a quickcam express. im pretty sure its from 2001 or so
[05:32] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
[05:32] <P4R41> samd: i've verified it only works with qc-usb
[05:32] <samd> P4R41, alright, better try with thouse kernel headers you found
[05:32] <bullgard4> ziroday: No, this laptop does not have such a button or key.
[05:32] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: You want to download the TAR.GZ and uncompress it on the Desktop.  Tell me what file you got.
[05:33] <ziroday> bullgard4: okay, in the bios can you enable/disable wireless?
[05:33] <doc_brown> !foobar
[05:33] <DemonicData> Ziroday: thats not whole disk encryption,i want it all.if the only way to encrypt my entire harddrive is to download and reinstall linux with a special alternative cd i will,i would just like to be pointed in the right direction?
[05:33] <bullgard4> ziroday: No.
[05:33] <TroN-0074> can somebody please walk me through on how to install ATI or NVIDIA drive for video card?
[05:33] <ziroday> bullgard4: okay, what laptop is this?
[05:33] <ziroday> TroN-0074: System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
[05:33] <TroN-0074> o.k
[05:34] <mobi-sheep> DemonicData: Yes.  The only thing will not be encrypted is... /boot section and it's not possible to encrypt it... because that's one of the boot process. :)
[05:34] <mobi-sheep> DemonicData: You told me you wanted to stick with TrueCrypt. :)
[05:34] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep:  its not there
[05:34] <ziroday> DemonicData: you need to download the Ubuntu Alternate CD
[05:34] <FLjohn> hmmmm
[05:34] <sysdoc> Has anyone tried to compile the RT packages for the 2.6.28-11-generic ubuntu kernel??
[05:34] <samd> P4R41, let me know if it works!! :p
[05:34] <donavan> can anyone help me with trouble shoot my network connection on my desktop
[05:34] <DemonicData> mobi-sheep that was when i thought truecrypt did full disk encryption,it doesn't! a real shock
[05:34] <robdig> DemonicData: maybe this will help? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemHowto
[05:34] <P4R41> samd: will do
[05:34] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: What do you mean, it's not there?  "Download 64-bit Plugin for Linux"
[05:35] <TroN-0074> ziroday what do I do after System>Aministration>Hardware Drivers?
[05:35] <Larry> Hi
[05:35] <mobi-sheep> DemonicData: LUKS encryption is excellent.  TrueCrypt is nice, but it was made for Windows.... later ported to linux.
[05:35] <bullgard4> ziroday: Nota bene: If I restart this computer, the NETGEAR wireless PCMCIA card WG511 will be brought up. --  This computer type is Amilo7600 (also called CY26) made by Fujitsu-Siemens.
[05:35] <ziroday> TroN-0074: do any drivers appear?
[05:35] <TroN-0074> none
[05:35] <cythrawll> why are my url handlers messed up?
[05:35] <ziroday> TroN-0074: what graphics card is this?
[05:35] <FLjohn> The only thing in my desktop is 8.04 64 AMD
[05:35] <Larry> Hi
[05:36] <cythrawll> it's ignoring my conf and loading in some generic gnome browser I don't like
[05:36] <TroN-0074> is an intel
[05:36] <cythrawll> (in xchat2)
[05:36] <ziroday> TroN-0074: okay, you don't need to install any graphics drivers for that card
[05:36] <P4R41> samd: dailed :( same issue
[05:36] <P4R41> failed
[05:36] <kate1> how do you extract .7z?
[05:36] <ziroday> bullgard4: hmm, I don't know sorry
[05:36] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: I gave you a website -- Click on that and look for a download link "Download 64-bit Plugin for Linux"
[05:36] <P4R41> 7zip will extract it
[05:36] <samd> P4R41,  arrrg
[05:36] <DemonicData> mobi-sheep I read about luks,But can it encrypt my entire Harddrive at this point with everything installed?
[05:36] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep:  I did that
[05:36] <TroN-0074> then how come I cant enable the extra on the visual effect
[05:36] <FLjohn> I extracted it
[05:37] <ziroday> kate1: install p7zip and use the archive creator
[05:37] <ziroday> kate1: err archive extractor sorry
[05:37] <doc_brown> sudo rm won't remove a directory?
[05:37] <kate1> ziroday thanks
[05:37] <ziroday> kate1: have fun
[05:37] <bluephoenix> ziroday:  is p7zip for archiving .7z format
[05:37] <bluephoenix> ?
[05:37] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep:  I think I have it
[05:37] <Larry> Anyone here know how to install a game from source Code?
[05:37] <bullgard4> ziroday: There should be a command to bring up a wireless network interface. As there is a command to bring up an ordinary (common) network interface.
[05:37] <ziroday> doc_brown: no, do sudo rm -r <dir>
[05:37] <mobi-sheep> DemonicData: You'll get a fresh Ubuntu installation.  You should back up more than just your home directory if you wish to keep everything intact as you're using it right now.
[05:37] <FLjohn> it did not go to desktop
[05:37] <mobi-sheep> !backup | DemonicData
[05:37] <ziroday> Larry: what game?
[05:38] <ziroday> bullgard4: does it appear in ifconfig -a?
[05:38]  * doc_brown wonders what he would do without ziroday
[05:38] <P4R41> what does make oldconfig && make prepare do?
[05:38] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: Okay.  What is the name of the file?  Just want to make sure.
[05:38] <ziroday> bluephoenix: for compressing, and extracting :)
[05:38] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep: libflash player
[05:38] <kate1> ziroday, super noob question but i just did sudo apt get install to install p7zip but now i cant find the program...where is it?
[05:38] <DemonicData> Nah i don't have anything on this system,i gave it all up when i installed ubuntu,If i have to reinstall ubuntu or linux to get full disk encryption i have no problem with that
[05:38] <bullgard4> ziroday: Yes.
[05:38] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep:  it has a lock on it
[05:38] <kate1> ziroday nvm got it
[05:38] <ziroday> kate1: great!
[05:39] <ziroday> bullgard4: then try do sudo ifconfig <interface> up
[05:39] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: That's okay.  You want to put the file in this.... /home/FLjohn/.mozilla/plugins/
[05:39] <robdig> P4R41: it runs the script oldconfig, and if it completes successfully then it runs make prepare
[05:39] <bluephoenix> ziroday : does it compress to great extent ?
[05:39] <ziroday> bluephoenix: yes, 7z is meant to have a great compression algorithm
[05:39] <P4R41> robdig: if im being told to do that on the kernel src how do i do that?
[05:40] <chetnick> how can i recover deleted folders ?
[05:40] <bluephoenix> ziroday : i will install it ant try it out .... sudo apt-get install p7zip will do rite?
[05:40] <donavan> does anyone know what is going on ... my eth0 connection died ... tried removing tor and privoxy just to see if that was the issue ... no good ... so I plugged in my usb wifi card ... still no good  (rebooted a bunch) ...  I get a connection icon and all that... ifconfig seems to be fine but I can ping anything but if I ping google.com it comes up with the IP address but no packets go...
[05:40] <donavan> ...anywhere.... does anyone have any idea?
[05:40] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep: where would that be?
[05:40] <ziroday> bluephoenix: err try p7zip-full
[05:40] <bluephoenix> ziroday : thanksssssss
[05:41] <chetnick> how can i recover deleted folders?
[05:41] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: What do you mean?
[05:41] <cythrawll> xchat2 in jaunty, ignoring my urlhandler configuration and loading it's own thing that loads in some gnome generic browser, I don't like it. please help me fix.
[05:41] <brunotorres> hello all. Does anyone know what does this mean: ata2.00: ACPI cmd 00/00:00:00:00:00:b0 failed (Emask=0x4 Stat=0x00 Err=0x01)
[05:41] <samd> P4R41,  ur running a script called "quickcam.sh"? rite?
[05:42] <robdig> P4R41: just enter those commands in the correct directory, probably the top level one for whatever you're building
[05:42] <bullgard4> ziroday: This command made light up  one LED of the wireless card for a short time. Then the display responded: "SIOCSIFFLAGs: Operation not permitted." What is the function of a SIOCSIFFLAG?
[05:42] <brunotorres> on dmesg. It appears right after the "starting up". and then is followed by a message telling it failed two times and will be disabled
[05:42] <FLjohn> I do not have a mozilla  folder in my home/john/
[05:42] <P4R41> samd: i have, and 'make' and 'make all' with no success
[05:42] <ziroday> bullgard4: I am not sure sorry, did you do it with sudo?
[05:43] <bluephoenix> ziroday i have a problem with rhythymbox ...i have the error code in http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1165737 can u check it out
[05:43] <bullgard4> ziroday: Yes.
[05:43] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: You want this --> /home/FLjohn/.mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so
[05:43] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: What web browser are you using?
[05:43] <ziroday> bullgard4: hmm, might be worthwhile to take a peek in dmesg
[05:43] <robdig> chetnick: if you deleted them via nautilus (default file manager) then they should be in the trash so you can move them back where they should belong. if you deleted them via the commmand line, then they're gone
[05:43] <ghindo> Is there an easy way to find out your IP address from within a LAN
[05:43] <brunotorres> is it normal for a laptop to run hotter on linux than on windows?
[05:43] <FLjohn> I am using firefox, but I will have to find where it is located
[05:43] <ziroday> bluephoenix: ouch that looks nasty, what graphics card and driver?
[05:43] <ziroday> ghindo: ifconfig
[05:44] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: Are you using the terminal or file manager/
[05:44] <samd> P4R41,  a very old post (2005) says this "become root because script doesn't understand sudo, it whinges a lot about not working, but then it does.",,
[05:44] <doc_brown> watch out everyone, doc_brown is learning..... the command line
[05:44] <ghindo> ziroday: I just get the 192.168 address with that
[05:44] <samd> P4R41, its old, but a try doesnt  hurt
[05:44] <FLjohn> I am not sure.  I have only had Ubuntu for 5 days
[05:44] <chichihchen> does anyone have x86_64 jaunty?  is the 64 bit flash player from adobe stable to install on it?
[05:44] <P4R41> samd: ill try that right now
[05:44] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: Do this on the file manager --> CTRL + H ( This will reveal all hidden file/folders).
[05:44] <doc_brown> !doc_brown is awesome
[05:44] <ghindo> chichihchen: In my experience, it's more stable than the one in the Ubuntu repositories
[05:44] <TroN-0074> can somebody please tell me how to bring up and edit my xorg.conf
[05:45] <mobi-sheep> chichihchen: Yes it is.  FLjohn is about to install it with my guide.
[05:45] <ghindo> chichihchen: Do you know how to install the Adobe version?
[05:45] <TroN-0074> what do I type in terminal to bring up xorg.conf
[05:45] <hhhheee> Anyone know how to install eclipse in ubuntu 8?please help
[05:45] <P4R41> samd: compile failed as root as well
[05:45] <mobi-sheep> ghindo: You might want to use giplet -- It's an applet you can add to your panel.
[05:45] <chichihchen> ghindo: yes, but is it better to install in the user home mozilla plugin directory?
[05:45] <samd> P4R41, umm ight
[05:46] <ghindo> mobi-sheep: I want to find out the IP address on a headless machine :(
[05:46] <bluephoenix> ziroday : its onboard ...VIA Technologies, Inc. K8M800
[05:46] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep: I hit ctrl h on my file system
[05:46] <davidcramer`> ok so /var/mail/<user> doesnt exist and mutt whines, how do I initialize that dir for a user
[05:46] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep: nothing more opened.  (I have only had Ubuntu 5 days)
[05:46] <mobi-sheep> ghindo: doing ifconfig eth0 on your headless machine will reveal the IP? >_>  The other way is... to use the router's website and look at attached devices.  The IP is usually associated with host names.
[05:47] <ghindo> chichihchen: I'm not sure, I just followed the directions given here:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AMD64/FirefoxAndPlugins?action=show&redirect=FirefoxAMD64FlashJava
[05:47] <jaypro> ziroday, thiebaude: sweet thanks fellas! mplayer worked for me thiebaude!
[05:47] <Mal3ko> ufw doesnt werk..
[05:47] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: Okay.  I'll try to make things easier for you.  Accessories --> Terminal.  Please.
[05:47] <P4R41> samd: at this rate buying a new webcam might be easier, lol
[05:47] <thiebaude> great
[05:47] <chichihchen> ghindo: okay, thanks a lot
[05:48] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep: I have dealt with terminal before.
[05:48] <FLjohn> ok I have terminla
[05:48] <samd> P4R41, lol, yah
[05:48] <robdig> ghindo: only way i know is to either log into your router or go to a website such as http://whatismyipaddress.com/
[05:48] <ghindo> mobi-sheep: Yeah, the ifconfig eth0 just gives me the local address.  I'll try the other way.
[05:48] <ghindo> robdig: Got it, thank you.
[05:49] <chetnick> can anybody help me recover deleted directory?
[05:49] <donavan> ghindo if you want your public ip rather than the private 192.168.x.x you can go to whatismyip.com and it will give you your public address
[05:49] <chichihchen> ghindo: has it ever crash firefox on your system?
[05:49] <robdig> ghindo: np
[05:49] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: "mkdir ~/.mozilla/plugins"
[05:50] <bullgard4> ziroday: I poke in dmesg. It is full of eth1 statements (more than 100). The most prominent are (repetitive): "eth1: mgt_commit_list: failure. oid=ff020003 err=-12; mgmt txqueue is still full." These will be concluded by: "eth1: mgt_update_addr: failure; eth1: mgt_commit: failure; eth1: interface reset failure; prism54: Your card/socket may be faulty, OR IRQ line too busy :(" I suspect that my the driver prism54 is not re-entrant.
[05:50] <ghindo> chichihchen: Maybe a few times, but not any more so than the version in the repos.  I've actually had a lot better performance CPU-wise with the native 64-bit version.  Although, your results may vary (especially since it's alpha software).
[05:50] <P4R41> samd: whats weird is i've installed it via module-assistant with no errors or issues, except it can't locate the module when i try to modprobe or insmod
[05:50] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep: I did that and nothing happend
[05:50] <samd> P4R41,  as a last resource, you might try easycam a software in which you select your webcam, and it fetches and installs the drivers for that webcam),, check out https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EasyCam
[05:50] <samd> P4R41, oh, thats weird
[05:50] <chichihchen> ghindo: thanks for your info.  :-)
[05:50] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep: it went to the next line and gave me this john@john-desktop:~$
[05:50] <ghindo> chichihchen: Yeah, no problem.
[05:51] <samd> P4R41, it might be installed as a diferent name?, or just didnt installed
[05:51] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: If no error, then that mean it worked. :)
[05:51] <FLjohn> gothca so now I should be able to move Hulu
[05:51] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: No.  Wait.
[05:51] <FLjohn> (watch)
[05:51] <FLjohn> ok
[05:51] <P4R41> samd: its possible. when i do a locate quickcam.ko it finds the old version from the previous kernel
[05:51] <Nirrad> Hello, usins Jaunty, 64. Can not get NVIDIA settings to remain after reboot. I did the "sudo nvidia-settings" applied, and saved . But when I reboot it is back to the default setting? any ideas? Thank you indvance.
[05:52] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: Run this --> "nautilus /home/john/.mozilla/plugins"
[05:52] <samd> P4R41, try modprobe videodev,,, insmod quickcam.ko
[05:52] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: You should see a folder popping up.  Do you see it?  Drag the file "libflashplayer.so" to that folder.
[05:52] <Xpistos> I need some help really bad or my wife is going to kill me
[05:53] <P4R41> samd: $modprobe videodev; $insmod quickcam.ko; insmod: can't read 'quickcam.ko': no such file or directory
[05:53] <ghindo> Xpistos: Sure, what's your question?
[05:53] <samd> P4R41, :s
[05:53] <may> 偶来啦
[05:53] <Xpistos> I move a bunch of things to a folder on her windows box from my ubuntu laptop and then accidentally deleted it. It says it can't go into the recycle bin or trash and I can't find it. Is there any way to recover that stuff
[05:53] <Xpistos> aside from trying a system restore on her computer
[05:53] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: When you're done with it --> Shut down all Firefox and try it now.
[05:54] <chichihchen> may: what chinese input method did you use?
[05:54] <P4R41> samd: trying easycam
[05:54] <samd> P4R41,  ight
[05:55] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep: there is a folder there says install
[05:55] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep: Install flash 10 player
[05:55] <donavan> does anyone know why all my packets are dropping when I ping?
[05:55] <songer> hello people I have a problem
[05:55] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: Unzip the folder and you should get libflashplayer.so
[05:55] <ghindo> donavan: There could be a lot of reasons.  Could you go into more detail please?
[05:55] <songer>  I can't instal java
[05:56] <Nirrad> Hello, using Jaunty, 64. Can not get NVIDIA settings to remain after reboot. I did the "sudo nvidia-settings" applied, and saved . But when I reboot it is back to the default setting? any ideas? Thank you in advance.
[05:56] <usr13> songer: I have a problem 2
[05:56] <ghindo> Xpistos: Did you move the files using a Flash drive?  How did you transfer them from your machine to hers?
[05:56] <songer> tuis is my first time using ubuntu
[05:56] <FLjohn> Oh I see that next to the installer that libflashplayer.so is there
[05:56] <usr13> songer: Did you use the package manager?
[05:56] <Xpistos> Her desktop is share to my computer via samba. I transfered them to a folder on her desktop but they didnt' all move so I deleted the folder thinking none of them moved
[05:57] <songer> yes
[05:57] <ghindo> songer: Open up the "Add/Remove Software" dialogue, and search for Ubuntu restricted extras
[05:57] <Xpistos> techically I guess they were on her machine, but they don't show in her recycle bin
[05:57] <chichihchen> Nirrad: make a copy of /etc/X11/xorg.conf and then use nvidia-settings to save it again but do not choose "merge with current xorg.conf" option
[05:57] <songer> ok
[05:57] <FLjohn> Ok I am going to close out web browsers
[05:57] <P4R41> samd: lmao, easycam2 wasn't installable becaue the version of python is newer than the one it needs, lol...now im installing an old version of python to install easycam
[05:57] <ghindo> Xpistos: You deleted the folder on her machine, or yours?
[05:57] <bluephoenix> does any one know a program/plugin to download live stream videos like the real player plugin ?
[05:58] <Xpistos> I created a new folder from my ubuntu laptop to her windows box and deleted it from my box to see what happened and it says
[05:58] <samd> P4R41,  lol, what a joke xDD
[05:58] <donavan> ghindo:  ifconfig looks good and it says I am connected ... I am using a different machine on the same switch and its ok but when ever I try to ping anything the packets just seem to go nowhere ... I have even plugged in my usb wifi card thinking it might be an issue with my wired card but I get  no conection with it either
[05:58] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: You said Install?  I'm not sure what you're seeing but there only should be one file in /home/john/.mozilla/plugins/ and that file is libflashplayer.so  Alright -- Did it work?
[05:58] <usr13> Installing java plugin for use with browser?
[05:58] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep: it did not work
[05:58] <Xpistos> Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?
[05:59] <usr13> songer: Installing java plugin for use with browser?
[05:59] <FLjohn> There is now a libflash in my home/john
[05:59] <Xpistos> the file "xxx" cannot be moved to the trash
[05:59] <Nirrad> chichihchen: Ok thank you  I will try that. So make a copy and leave it in same folder?
[05:59] <donavan> ghindo:   thought it might be an issue with tor or privoxy so I removed them ... and nothing ... rebooted a bunch restarted the links but its like I have a firewall thats just saying no you cant send anything out
[05:59] <FLjohn> if this does not work I am already to revert back to 8.04 02
[06:00] <FLjohn> Should I try to Reboot?
[06:00] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: What does the command "ls -l /home/john/.mozilla/plugins" show ?
[06:00] <royalwarecast> can someone give me an introduction of POedit?
[06:00] <chichihchen> Nirrad: make a copy just in case.  then overwrite xorg.conf without merging settings..
[06:00] <Xpistos> Files where on her computer, but they were delete from my laptop. I am no sure where they go
[06:00] <royalwarecast> a detailed one
[06:00] <ghindo> FLjohn: You're trying to install 64-bit flash, correct?
[06:00] <Nirrad> ok Ty very will do
[06:00] <P4R41> samd: nvm installing python2.4 doesn't help because i need python2.4-glade2 which is "uninstallable"
[06:00] <usr13> Xpistos: sudo rm them
[06:00] <ghindo> Xpistos: I'm not sure what to tell you.  Sorry!  Maybe someone else in the channel can help you out
[06:01] <ghindo> Xpistos: Don't do what usr13 said.
[06:01] <ghindo> usr13: He's trying to RECOVER files, not delete them
[06:01] <samd> P4R41, :s, that suck
[06:01] <usr13> ghindo: o
[06:01] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep:  there is no /home/john/.mozilla/plugins
[06:01] <bluephoenix> FL john goto http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=772490 download the script ... run it and flash will start working
[06:01] <ghindo> FLjohn: If you're trying to install 64-bit flash, try this guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AMD64/FirefoxAndPlugins?action=show&redirect=FirefoxAMD64FlashJava
[06:01] <doc_brown> my default program to open jpeg files is.... firefox?  what should i change that to?  is there a good 'picture viewer?'
[06:01] <Wraithan> Anyone have ushare working with their xbox 360? I have it all setup but my 360 doesn't see my laptop under PCs when it does the PC connect test
[06:02] <ghindo> doc_brown: Are you using plain old Ubuntu?  Or Xubuntu or Kubuntu?
[06:02] <P4R41> samd: gonna add hardy repositories to apt and see if i can get it from there
[06:02] <Xpistos> user13: why would i try to sudo rm them? you trying to help or make it worse?
[06:02] <samd> P4R41, forums sugest as a solution install easycam-qt package instead
[06:02] <usr13> doc_brown: gthumb
[06:02] <doc_brown> ghindo, ub
[06:02] <ghindo> Xpistos: I think he just misunderstood
[06:02] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: You're using username "john" --> right ?
[06:02] <P4R41> samd: ill try that first then, thanks
[06:02] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep: yes
[06:02] <ghindo> doc_brown: Try Eye of GNOME, or EOG.  It may just show up as something like "Image Viewer"
[06:02] <samd> P4R41,  ight
[06:02] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: Make a folder "plugins" in .mozilla folder
[06:02] <FLjohn> you want me to take a screen shot and upload it to my website?
[06:02] <mr_asky> Somewhat obscure question ... I'm trying to save an image from an image host, but it's got some php warnings before it spits out the jpeg data, so I can't see the image (except as ascii-fied binary data).  How might I go about pruning the text (the warnings) from the start and saving it as a binary image file?
[06:03] <FLjohn> I do not see a .mozilla foler
[06:03] <chichihchen> ghindo: just installed 64 bit flash alpha from adobe.  firefox version 3.0.10 is what i am using now.  discovered a dangerous bug.  by view youtube, there's no problems.  But while playing a clip in youtube, open another windows and visit any websites that has a flash advertising will crash firefox.  firefox just unexpected quit itself.  not even a log trace.  disable flash plugin and firefox works fine.
[06:03] <FLjohn> folder
[06:03] <usr13> Xpistos: You said "the file "xxx" cannot be moved to the trash"
[06:03] <Xpistos> ghindo: I guess i am just not sure if I am trying to recover from windows or ubuntu
[06:03] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: Sure.
[06:03] <ghindo> Xpistos: It's hard for me to say and I'm not sure I know. :(
[06:03] <TheFunkbomb> hi.  I just reinstalled 9.04 and my Nvidia graphics card isn't in my hardware drivers menu
[06:03] <sdls> How would I find wine in the Ubuntu 9.04 repos?  I activated universe (or so I think), but I do not see wine
[06:03] <songer> hey I opened Add/Remove And It says This application conflicts with other installed software. To install 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' the conflicting software must be removed first.
[06:03] <songer> Switch to the 'synaptic' package manager to resolve this conflict.
[06:04] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: try Update Manager first, then it will pop up.
[06:04] <ghindo> chichihchen: That's too bad.  Like I said, it IS alpha software, so that may be expected.  I guess just roll back to the regular version of flash until the 64-bit one matures a bit more.
[06:04] <TheFunkbomb> chichihchen, nevermind.  it popped up this time
[06:04] <Xpistos> "Cannot move file to trash, do you want to delete immediately?  the file "xxx" cannot be moved to the trash" I deleted them accidently cause I didn't realize any of the files had moved. I am trying to recover the data
[06:04] <ghindo> Xpistos: And you said yes to that?
[06:04] <chichihchen> ghindo: i guess i have stick with the 32 bit flash.
[06:05] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: :-)
[06:05] <TheFunkbomb> next question... how do I get ubuntu to automatically mount a drive partition?
[06:05] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: Make an entry in /etc/fstab for it.
[06:05] <min> hi guys, is it possible to connect ipod touch with Ubuntu??
[06:06] <TheFunkbomb> usr13, I was afraid of that :(
[06:06] <TheFunkbomb> fstab scares me
[06:06] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: normally it already automatically mount any recognized ones.  but you can modify /etc/fstab to manually add them.
[06:06] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: It's no problem really..
[06:06] <doc_brown> !paste
[06:06] <Xpistos> i did. I didn't realize anything moved to the folder because it said I didn't have permissions so I thought I was deleting any empty folder
[06:07] <pnukeid> hello all
[06:07] <TheFunkbomb> see, I'm looking at fstab and I have no idea what this all is
[06:07] <bluephoenix> does any one know a program/plugin to download live stream videos like the real player plugin ?
[06:07] <ghindo> Xpistos: I think it may be gone for good.  But again, I'm not sure.  Keep asking in this channel and see if there's anybody more knowledgable than me who can help you out.
[06:07] <P4R41> is it ok to have repositories of older versions of ubuntu if an older software version is required?
[06:07] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep: http://www.glorystock.com/Screenshot.png
[06:08] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: Just add a line at the bottom. /dev/sda# /My_Files  auto  user,rw 0 0
[06:08] <usr13> TheFunkbomb:  Something to that effect.
[06:08] <TheFunkbomb> okay... let me try this out
[06:08] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: what type of partition are you mounting?
[06:09] <TheFunkbomb> chichihchen, it's an NTFS share partition for my dual boot
[06:09] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: # Where My_Files is a valid directory that you create for mount point.
[06:09] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: man fstab
[06:09] <TheFunkbomb> okay
[06:09] <pnukeid> i have error "Failed to fetch" when sudo apt-get update ?
[06:09] <pnukeid> does any know ?
[06:10] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: is it on the 1st hard drive, is it in the 2nd partition or 1st partion in that drive?
[06:10] <lstarnes> pnukeid: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[06:10] <pnukeid> 9.04
[06:10] <TheFunkbomb> chichihchen, it's on the first hard drive.  It's sda5 I believe
[06:10] <lstarnes> pnukeid: which sources does it not get?
[06:10] <Finnish_> How do I know if I have the latest ATI-driver in my laptop? I mean for my graphic card
[06:10] <P4R41> samd: sonofa...i already have those repositories added, so if easy-cam-qt doesn't work...back to the drawing board
[06:11] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: "cd ~ && mkdir ~/.mozilla/plugins && mv libflashplayer.so ~/.mozilla/plugins"
[06:11] <samd> P4R41, ight, keep me updated xDD
[06:11] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: No error?  If that's the case, restart the Firefox.
[06:11] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: make a copy of your /etc/fstab to /etc/fstab.bak; then add: /dev/sda5  /mnt/<mount name> ntfs default 1 2
[06:12] <pnukeid> Istarnes: kambing.ui.edu
[06:12] <stbtra> is there a way to do dpkg-query on all packages in repository and not on my local machine?
[06:12] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb or use pmount for ubuntu
[06:12] <TheFunkbomb> pmount?
[06:12] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep:  it says it can not make the directory cause it already exists
[06:12] <lstarnes> pnukeid: are you using that mirror for the official repos?
[06:12] <pnukeid> lstarnes: i have desktop it can update..
[06:13] <WIGGMPk> Can someone please help me....? I have been trying to burn some DVD images for days... I am using Jaunty amd64 and Brasero keeps failing.. Can anyone help me?
[06:13] <geos> hi im looking for wifi driver for ubunttu  belken n1
[06:13] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: cd ~ && mv libflashplayer.so ~/.mozilla/plugins"
[06:13] <lstarnes> pnukeid: if you are, try changing it
[06:13] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: yep, maybe it's easier for you this way.  pmount /dev/sda5 <mount_name>
[06:13] <pnukeid> lstarnes: but when using server edition it have error
[06:13] <lstarnes> pnukeid: if those aren't official repos, remove them temporarily
[06:13] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: Don't copy the quotes too.
[06:13] <TheFunkbomb> chichihchen, does that go into fstab?
[06:13] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: this will create any mount name you choose in /media
[06:13] <geos> hi im looking for wifi driver for ubunttu belken n1 usb
[06:13] <FLjohn> mobi-sheep: I understand. Looks like no problem there in termila
[06:13] <FLjohn> terminal
[06:13] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: yep, here is an example:
[06:13] <mobi-sheep> FLjohn: Good.  Restart the Firefox.
[06:13] <geos> hi im looking for wifi driver for ubunttu belken n1 usb
[06:14] <geos> plz helop me
[06:14] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: ops, sorry, not in fstab, i pressed enter too fast
[06:14] <nubuntu> geos: consider ndiswrapper
[06:14] <pnukeid> lstarnes: but it's strange iam using desktop version can update, but when using server i can't update and have error "failed"
[06:14] <nubuntu> pnukeid: which version of ubuntu?
[06:14] <pnukeid> 9.04
[06:14] <pnukeid> desktop can update and server can't update
[06:14] <pnukeid> same source.list
[06:14] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: let me double check, one sec
[06:14] <FLjohn> DID not work mobi-sheep
[06:15] <TheFunkbomb> k
[06:15] <geos> the last v ultimate 2.0
[06:15] <FLjohn> I am going to try something
[06:15] <FLjohn> I will be back
[06:15] <FLjohn> hopefully
[06:15] <nubuntu> pnukeid: you're sure you're connected?
[06:15] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: pmount is for removable media.  just use mount in /etc/fstab.
[06:15] <TheFunkbomb> okay, let me make a copy of fstab
[06:16] <geos> what is consider ndiswrapper
[06:16] <pnukeid> nubuntu: sure
[06:16] <nubuntu> whoah, my nick is gone :[
[06:16] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: here is a reference link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=283131
[06:16] <geos> ubuntu
[06:16] <zenxr> ffs
[06:16] <Soren_> felix_ are you asleep yet
[06:17] <geos> that link dosent help me @ at all
[06:17] <zenxr> pnukeid: look at this -> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/6719
[06:17] <zenxr> brb
[06:18] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: k, make a copy of fstab.  then sudo gedit /etc/fstab, add mount /dev/sda5 ntfs <mount_name> 1 2, where <mount_name> is up to you.
[06:18] <TheFunkbomb> chichihchen, I already named the drive "Share"  I know, real original.  Is that the mount name?
[06:19] <geos> i have i usb belkin n1 usb drive
[06:19] <Soren_> when I installed Ubuntu on the XP HDD, I was able to be here in chat, can I do that when I reinstall XP?
[06:19] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: But first you must create the directory (the mount point)
[06:19] <guycook> Excuse, the file I downloaded and burned onto DVD won't startup to install 9.04 when I try, is it time to burn it again?  I used a DVD R+ disc thinking it made no difference
[06:19] <TheFunkbomb> I have no idea what that means usr13
[06:19] <mobi-sheep> Soren_: Sure.  Download mIRC --- 30 days trial.  (NOT FREE AS UBUNTU!)
[06:19] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: mkdir /Share
[06:19] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: you can name it anything.  if you want to name it `share`, it's okay.  after finishing editing /etc/fstab, just mkdir /mnt/share to create a mount point in /mnt
[06:20] <TheFunkbomb> gotcha
[06:20] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: sudo mkdir /Share
[06:20] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: sudo gedit /etc/fstab
[06:20] <mobi-sheep> Soren_: There even are ##windows chat for your XP.  They sounds grumpy all times. :(
[06:20] <geos> hi im looking for wifi driver for ubunttu belken n1 usb
[06:20] <TheFunkbomb> give me one minute, I have to pee so badly
[06:20] <TheFunkbomb> brb
[06:20] <zenxr> pnukeid: did you get it working?
[06:21] <Soren_> mobi, I have an IRC client for XP, but I didn't think I could be here in IRC simultaneously with the XP install
[06:21] <chetnick> can somebody help me recover deleted files?
[06:21] <robdig> geos: have you looked at this page? it has an entry for ndiswrapper, which i think you need for belkin, but not sure since i don't have belkin. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[06:21] <mindrape> !recover
[06:22] <geos> ok
[06:22] <jacob_> Hey, guys. First time user. Working okay?
[06:22] <guycook> Should the install disc file end with .iso correct?
[06:22] <iceroot> chetnick: use your backup for recovering the lost data
[06:22] <pnukeid> zenxr: someone say that he reinstall ubuntu..
[06:22] <iceroot> guycook: yes
[06:22] <pnukeid> zenxr: its wierd
[06:22] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: Add line to /etc/fstab:  /dev/sda5  /Share  ntfs  rw,user  0  0
[06:22] <guycook> ok, so if it won't autostart iceroot then I need to try burning it again?
[06:22] <point> salut tout le monde
[06:22] <zenxr> spnukeid: did that work?
[06:23] <zenxr> pnukeid: did it work for him?*
[06:23] <pnukeid> zenxr: he say it's work
[06:23] <iceroot> guycook: check if you are booting from cd (bios)
[06:23] <pnukeid> zenxr: but in my case i dune
[06:23] <she_dyed> guycook any way for you to check MD5SUM?
[06:23] <pnukeid> zenxr: but in my case i duno
[06:23] <iceroot> guycook: and if you open the cd, there must be the files and not a file called *.iso
[06:23] <guycook> iceroot, yes I am, I have a boot menu actually that lets me pick the dev
[06:23] <chetnick> iceroot: i deleted contents of my home dir by mistake.  It's been about two weeks since last backup. I am interested in recovering configuration directories from my home dir. I made enough changes to it since last backup.
[06:23] <WIGGMPk> Can someone please take a look at this and help me with my Brasero problem? I am trying to burn DVD images and they keep failing. http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/db0cdbc8
[06:23] <Soren_> is there a way to be here in IRC simultaneously while installing XP
[06:23] <guycook> she_dyed, no I didn't
[06:24] <pnukeid> zenxr: i have proxy but it's transparent.. it's ok ?
[06:24] <Flannel> Soren_: Only with another computer.
[06:24] <civpro> hey for some reason i cant see my windows shares from my linux box, can someone help me?
[06:24] <P4R41> what are the jaunty-backports?
[06:24] <guycook> she_dyed, don't know how that works, just downloaded the ISO and burned that image
[06:24] <iceroot> Soren_: if you install xp in a vm yes, else only with another pc
[06:24] <Soren_> Flannel: ty, that is what I thought
[06:24] <iceroot> Soren_: just dont install xp and you can still chat here :)
[06:24] <she_dyed> guycook ah ok its burned already nvm
[06:24] <Soren_> lol iceroot
[06:24] <guycook> iceroot, you're onto something, I think there's just one file called something.iso
[06:25] <she_dyed> Soren_, there is a mobile phone app...
[06:25] <guycook> to burn the iso I thought was all I needed to do
[06:25] <Soren_> I have another laptop I can use
[06:25] <TheFunkbomb> okay usr13 I did that
[06:25] <iceroot> guycook: you get a menue with live-system, install on hard disk, memeory test   and so on?
[06:25] <iceroot> guycook: or somethink like "unable to boot from media"
[06:25] <geos> what is ndiswrapper
[06:25] <guycook> iceroot, no, Error loading OS is the screen now
[06:25] <Soren_> why is Ubuntu so much cooler than XP...........you can be here duringf an install
[06:26] <iceroot> !ndiswrapper | geos
[06:26] <geos> what is  ndiswrapper
[06:26] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: working?
[06:26] <TheFunkbomb> usr13, now, I need to make a mount point.  is that in /mnt/Share?  or just mkdir Share?
[06:26] <Xpistos> Can anyone else help me retrieve these files?
[06:26] <TheFunkbomb> chichihchen, no, not yet.
[06:26] <lstarnes> geos: it is a system used for loading windows networking drivers that use NDIS into the linux kernel
[06:26] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: /mnt/share
[06:26] <arand> TheFunkbomb: /media/mountpoint in ubuntu
[06:26] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: sudo mkdir /Share
[06:27] <TheFunkbomb> okay, three different answers...
[06:27] <iceroot> guycook: if you burn the iso, choose "burning cd-iso" not "burning data-cd"
[06:27] <Soren_> it seems like windows is built on a house of cards
[06:27] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: haha, i normally mount removable media under /media, for partition, i put it under /mnt
[06:27] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: Depends on what entry you put in /etc/fstab
[06:27] <guycook> iceroot, thanks I suspected it was something between the keyboard and the screen :)
[06:27] <iceroot> Soren_: windows has no live-system so you can not work with the pc while installing
[06:27] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: It's up to you
[06:27] <iceroot> guycook: as always :)
[06:27] <TheFunkbomb> :(
[06:27] <Soren_> iceroot: oic
[06:28] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: if you put /dev/sda5 to mount at /mnt/share in your /etc/fstab, then you mkdir /mnt/share
[06:28] <guycook> I just mounted it here, it's ubuntu-9.04-desktop-amd64.iso  that explains it, I made a data disk!
[06:28] <Soren_> is there a quick explaination as to why Ubuntu has no viruses
[06:28] <TheFunkbomb> okay, I think this is all set.
[06:28] <TheFunkbomb> Let me reboot and see
[06:28] <arand> TheFunkbomb: ubuntu normally mounts everything under /media and does not use /mnt at all, what you decide to do is up to you.
[06:28] <guycook> well, it's a backup then...no worries, thanks lots
[06:28] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: No need to reboot
[06:28] <TheFunkbomb> no?
[06:28] <iceroot> Soren_: because noone is using it, you are not root while working and so on
[06:28] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: mount -a
[06:29] <chichihchen> arand: my 1st day in ubuntu, been using fedora, redhat all my life.
[06:29] <TheFunkbomb> usr13, I need to reboot anyway so my graphics driver works
[06:29] <zenxr> pnukeid: I'm not really experienced with alot of proxies, all i've used is tor.
[06:29] <zenxr> pnukeid: I suppose it won't hurt though
[06:30] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: go ahead and reboot.  you will need to use the new driver for your nvidia
[06:30] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: No need to reboot to make your graphics driver work.
[06:30] <arand> usr13: no?
[06:30] <usr13> arand: No
[06:30] <zenxr> arand: you can just restart X I think
[06:30] <civpro> how can i create a share so that windows users can write to a directory?
[06:30] <pnukeid> zenxr: it;s work now, i just have granted to internet access to my server machine.. ;)
[06:30] <iceroot> civpro: samba or sftp
[06:30] <WIGGMPk> Can someone please take a look at this and help me with my Brasero problem? I am trying to burn DVD images and they keep failing. http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d12458c2b
[06:30] <mobi-sheep> !samba | civpro
[06:30] <pnukeid> zenxr: before that my machine don't have access to the internet with my squid
[06:30] <PsyCl0ne> Hi everyone
[06:31] <chichihchen> usr13: how do you restart x without ctl-alt-backspace?  i tried it but not there.  it works in fedora.
[06:31] <arand> usr13: afaik there is more than x restart to get drivers up... dunno
[06:31] <pnukeid> zenxr: thanks for clue...
[06:31] <Flannel> !dontzap | chichihchen
[06:31] <usr13> arand: All he needed to do was /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[06:31] <civpro> i have it running already
[06:31] <civpro> ill try it again
[06:31] <usr13> chichihchen: /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[06:31] <fljohn> back on windows pc.   I am re installing 9.04
[06:31] <TheFunkbomb> it didn't work :(
[06:31] <fljohn> he 8.04 disk did not work
[06:32] <chichihchen> Flannel: cool, got that
[06:32] <stbtra> If I want to compile a C++ file that includes "usb.h" and I have the drivers installed, can I just do g++ file.c ? I am getting error "undefined reference to `usb_control_msg'"
[06:32] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: DId you make the entry in /etc/fstab ?
[06:32] <TheFunkbomb> usr13, I did indeed
[06:33] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: can you type in the entry you just added to /etc/fstab?
[06:33] <geos> i jist whant the drivers for belkin n1 usbn1 wifi
[06:33] <TheFunkbomb> chichihchen, /dev/sda5  	/mnt/Share  	ntfs  	rw,user  	0  0
[06:33] <geos> im confuse
[06:33] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: If it matches the mount pount you created, and the drive desgnation is correct, it will work.
[06:33] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: ls /mnt/Share
[06:34] <mzz> you might want a "noauto" in there too, or to drop the "user", depending on what the intended effect is.
[06:34] <lstarnes> stbtra: you might need -Ipath (replace "path" with the directory containing usb.h"
[06:34] <TheFunkbomb> usr13, ls /mnt/Share has the folders on that partition
[06:34] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: you sure it's sda5, right? and you did `mkdir /mnt/Share`?  not /mnt/share?  (lower case or upper case?
[06:34] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: Is it    I/mnt/share    or   /mnt/Share  ?
[06:34] <Scunizi> How do I open the Appearances menu item from terminal?
[06:34] <samd> P4R41, i gotta go bro , hope it works, ttyl
[06:34] <usr13> TheFunkbomb:  ok, then it worked.
[06:34] <P4R41> samd: thanks for your help
[06:34] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: You're done.
[06:35] <samd> P4R41, no problem, see ya
[06:35] <lstarnes> Scunizi: gnome-appearance-properties
[06:35] <PsyCl0ne> Could someone help me with aMSN, please.
[06:35] <Scunizi> lstarnes: thanks
[06:35] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: yeah~
[06:35] <TheFunkbomb> it didn't work!
[06:35] <iceroot> !ask | PsyCl0ne
[06:35] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: I just thought you said that ls /mnt/Share  shows the files.  ???
[06:35] <javyn> hey
[06:36] <arand> TheFunkbomb: in what way?
[06:36] <TheFunkbomb> usr13, it does but that's where my firefox profile is stored.  It won't access it.
[06:37] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: Maybe you should back up and tell us what you are trying to do?
[06:37] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: go to /mnt/share and what do you see in there?
[06:37] <arand> TheFunkbomb: so have you set up firefox to read the profile from that location?
[06:38] <TheFunkbomb> usr13, this is what I'm trying to do.  I have a dual boot between Win7 and 9.04.  I want to share my firefox/thunderbird profile, music, and movies between OSes
[06:38] <TheFunkbomb> arand, ooh hold on :D
[06:38] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: Ok...
[06:38] <geos> http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/net/ndisgtk is this the link
[06:38] <PsyCl0ne> Ok, sorry :-(. I have gotten aMSN installed to my laptop (I'm new to Linux, so please bare with me) Now I am trying to do video chat with a friend and the video is really choppy and laggy, then after a while it will just freeze (both video being sent and received) So I am not really sure where to being to fix this issue.
[06:39] <TheFunkbomb> success!
[06:39] <Gr1> Greetings all. I have installed a splashy theme and now it is showing error when I boot like undefined video mode and press enter to scan. When I enter the mode 365, it works. But when I enter vga=365 in grub, it is not showing the splash image.
[06:39] <arand> TheFunkbomb: :)
[06:39] <TheFunkbomb> usr13, chichihchen and arand, I love you guys so much
[06:39] <chichihchen> TheFunkbomb: :-)
[06:39] <TheFunkbomb> I just had to change it to /mnt/share...
[06:39] <sebsebseb> PsyCl0ne: humm
[06:39] <xangua> PsyCl0ne: freezes what¿¿ amns, the desktop
[06:40] <g0wda> i have only one user account on my system, i use the same's password for sudo
[06:40] <PsyCl0ne> xangua: Um just the video
[06:40] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: NP  :)
[06:40] <Flannel> g0wda: Actually, sudo asks you for your user password.
[06:40] <g0wda> I want to change sudo (root's) password and not my account's how do i do it??
[06:40] <usr13> TheFunkbomb: Hopw you learned something here.
[06:40] <usr13> Hope*
[06:40] <TheFunkbomb> usr13, I did.  Don'
[06:40] <TheFunkbomb> t mess with fstab :D
[06:41] <arand> TheFunkbomb: one thing that might be an issue when sharing the profile is that some extensions works/doesn't work differently on win/GLin...
[06:41] <sebsebseb> PsyCl0ne: I think Kmess might do web cams as well
[06:41] <PsyCl0ne> Xangua: everything else is functional, its just the video that freezes and then I get a message that the webcam session was canceled.
[06:41] <stbtra> lstarnes: thanks -lusb worked
[06:41] <TheFunkbomb> arand, yes, but I know all the ones I have work in both.
[06:41] <Gr1> Greetings all. I have installed a splashy theme and now it is showing error when I boot like undefined video mode and press enter to scan. When I enter the mode 365, it works. But when I enter vga=365 in grub, it is not showing the splash image.
[06:41] <PsyCl0ne> sebsebseb: Kmess? I dont know what that is
[06:41] <geos> do i install ndisgtk (0.8.4-1)
[06:41] <g0wda> Flannel: I want to change sudo (root's) password and not my account's how do i do it??
[06:41] <lstarnes> geos: no, ndiswrapper
[06:42] <xangua> geos: it is the GUI for ndiswrapper
[06:42] <sebsebseb> !MSN |  PsyClOne
[06:42] <Flannel> g0wda: Why do you want to do that?
[06:42] <lstarnes> geos: ndisgtk can be used to configure ndiswrapper
[06:42] <g0wda> I want to let my sis into my account and restrict administrator access!
[06:42] <sebsebseb> PsyCl0ne: like AMSN
[06:42] <sebsebseb> !info kmess
[06:42] <iceroot> g0wda: the sudo password is always your user-password
[06:42] <rags> Hi...I have an old pci ethernet card tht gets detected on ubuntu fine. I gave it an address, can ping it but I can't access any nw resource...any cammnds I can try?
[06:42] <mobi-sheep> g0wda: Just don't tell her the password.
[06:42] <g0wda> i know i can create another account, i don't want to!
[06:42] <lstarnes> geos: why don't you give her a second account and limit her access in /etc/sudoers?
[06:42] <iceroot> g0wda: use an extra account for your sis
[06:43] <geos> wher do i get the gui
[06:43] <xangua> xangua: with ndisgtk you just open the program> select the driver> acept> restart and ready, no need of terminal
[06:43] <PsyCl0ne> sebsebseb: Ah, it says to use MSN on KDE
[06:43] <g0wda> so idn't this possible??
[06:43] <g0wda> *isnt
[06:43] <lstarnes> geos: in ndisgtk, but that requires ndiswrapper
[06:43] <PsyCl0ne> sebsebseb: sorry um Im in gnome I think it is
[06:43] <rags> any commands I can try to query the hardware...or check the drivers...
[06:43] <g0wda> it should be...
[06:43] <xangua> geos: with ndisgtk you just open the program> select the driver> acept> restart and ready, no need of terminal
[06:43] <iceroot> g0wda: its not possible
[06:43] <lstarnes> g0wda: not practically
[06:43] <Flannel> g0wda: it is.  But, it doesn't make sense.  Even without sudo, she can accidentally break all of your files/etc.
[06:43] <geos> bcas im on win xp
[06:43] <rags> can drivers cause sucha prob..
[06:43] <g0wda> i thought sudo asks for root's password
[06:43] <iceroot> g0wda: no
[06:43] <rags> it wokrs on xp without a hitch...
[06:43] <sebsebseb> PsyCl0ne: yes, but you can also use KDE apps in Gnome
[06:43] <lstarnes> g0wda: user's password
[06:43] <iceroot> g0wda: its asking for your password
[06:44] <mobi-sheep> g0wda: Sudo is a way of "borrowing" power from root.
[06:44] <iceroot> g0wda: by default there is no root-password
[06:44] <g0wda> oh ok
[06:44] <g0wda> and nobody knows what root's password is??
[06:44] <Soren_> I just read how WinXP doesn't play well with others......needs ubuntu to be marked inactive
[06:44] <iceroot> g0wda: in ubuntu, other ditris are enabling root by default
[06:44] <geos> huuu is her
[06:44] <usr13> g0wda: User isolation / restrictions is a good thing / an important thing.  Borrowing root priviledges is also a good thing.
[06:44] <iceroot> g0wda: yes nobody knows because its a password with wrong syntax
[06:44] <tangmin> hi
[06:45] <arand> geos: You have no net in ubuntu?
[06:45] <PsyCl0ne> sebsebseb: Oh! Ok, is it easy to get, currently I'm not to proficient at the terminal.
[06:45] <Flannel> g0wda: the root pasword is locked, there is no root password.
[06:45] <g0wda> oh ok
[06:45] <Flannel> er, root account is locked, there is no root password.
[06:45] <g0wda> so even if i make a new account she can do 'sudo nautilus' and see my files??
[06:45] <usr13> g0wda: It is best to work within these boundries.  And it works quite well too.
[06:45] <plus91> hello
[06:45] <iceroot> Flannel: i thought there is one but with incorrect syntax
[06:46] <iceroot> Flannel: to long or something like that
[06:46] <mobi-sheep> g0wda: Does she know linux? o.O
[06:46] <Flannel> g0wda: What?  No.  Her new account won't have access to using sudo.
[06:46] <usr13> g0wda: Only if you give her permission to do so.
[06:46] <lstarnes> g0wda: you can limit what she does by messing with /etc/sudoers
[06:46] <sebsebseb> PsyCl0ne: how much space for Ubuntu?
[06:46] <PsyCl0ne> sebsebseb: Um a new 60gb hdd
[06:46] <lstarnes> g0wda: by default, you can't do anything without being in the admin group, but that group lets you do anything
[06:46] <g0wda>  lstarnes: now that's "INFO"
[06:46] <usr13> g0wda: By default, she will not have those permissions.
[06:46] <arand> geos: you will need to get the packages ndisgtk, ndiswrapper-utils-1.9, and ndiswrapper-common to satisfy dependencies for it...
[06:47] <Flannel> iceroot: It contains characters that the has can never contain (I believe *), so it's impossible for a hash of the password you enter to match it.
[06:47] <lstarnes> g0wda: you can add her account to /etc/sudoers without putting her in the admin group
[06:47] <geos> arand no i dont have internet on line
[06:47] <g0wda> ok.. im trying /etc/sudoers out
[06:47] <she_dyed> usr13: can his sister do sudo though?
[06:47] <mobi-sheep> Flannel: Does Ubuntu Jaunty encrypt home directories from LiveCD or that's something you need to toggle on in Alternative Disc?
[06:47] <sebsebseb> PsyCl0ne: there's also  Mercury Messenger which does nearly every MSN feature plus some of it's own stuff,  maybe a little buggy though since only one guy made it and closed source,  but it can be good, and it uses Java.  you would have to install that from outside the Ubuntu program download server repos
[06:47] <lstarnes> g0wda: also, you should use a toll such as visudo to edit /etc/sudoers
[06:47] <iceroot> Flannel: yes,, thats what i mean, incorrect syntax but there is one :)
[06:47] <Flannel> g0wda: No, you don't need to modify /etc/sudoers.
[06:47] <usr13> g0wda: As lstarnes says, you can add her to admin group but she won't be by default.
[06:47] <Flannel> iceroot: No, there's a hash for the password, there is no password.
[06:47] <lstarnes> g0wda: don't edit it directly though.  visudo will indirectly edit it
[06:47] <usr13> she_dyed: Not by default.
[06:47] <iceroot> Flannel: ah ok
[06:48] <CiPHER_> Can someone help me fix my sound in ubuntu jaunty. It stopped working after I installed avant
[06:48] <she_dyed> usr13, thanks i saw more explanations too
[06:48] <WindowSmasher> Evening all!
[06:48] <g0wda> yeah... i'll be careful... i used sudo gedit
[06:48] <sebsebseb> PsyCl0ne: and there's  a way to run Windows Live Messenger 8.5 as well, but I don't know how well it works yet, since not tried yet.   and I would only try, since  using their program with Linux hum
[06:48] <geos> i jist got my pc now
[06:48] <Flannel> g0wda: I'm confused at what you're looking to do again.  Why are you editing sudoers if you just want to make it so she can't do administrative tasks?
[06:48] <Flannel> g0wda: No.  Don't use sudo gedit.
[06:48]  * Guest69300 will be back
[06:48] <PsyCl0ne> sebsebseb: I dont know what you mean by install it from outside the Ubuntu program download server repos
[06:48] <sebsebseb> PsyCl0ne: yes I wasn't clear
[06:48] <sebsebseb> !repo
[06:48] <WindowSmasher> I am receiving an error when burning ISOs in Brasero. I have seen multiple forum posts about the same issue, but no fix. Does anyone have any ideas?
[06:49] <WindowSmasher> !brasero
[06:49] <g0wda> Flannel: I won't edit it! i'll just see what it does,
[06:49] <lstarnes> g0wda: did you want to give her some admin access but not full admin access, or just no admin access?
[06:49] <iceroot> WindowSmasher: what about posting the errors
[06:49] <sebsebseb> PsyCl0ne: open the terminal
[06:49] <sebsebseb> PsyCl0ne: sudo apt-get install kmess
[06:49] <PsyCl0ne> kk
[06:49] <geos> hooo is sudoers!!!
[06:49] <sebsebseb> PsyCl0ne: that will download and install it for you, but also put on some KDE programs
[06:49] <WindowSmasher> iceroot: I have a copy of the error file.
[06:49] <mobi-sheep> lstarnes: Knowing brother/sister bond.... I assume he want no admin access.
[06:49] <usr13> g0wda: if you just want to look:  cat /etc/group  or  less /etc/group
[06:49] <g0wda> lstarnes: ok, i want to keep her from seeing some of my files and from installing/removing packages
[06:50] <iceroot> !pastebin | WindowSmasher
[06:50] <ZTecWiz> O_O
[06:50] <sebsebseb> PsyCl0ne: you can have Gnome/Ubuntu and KDE/Kubuntu as options and Xubuntu/XFCE even
[06:50] <lstarnes> g0wda: do you want her to not be able to mess with anything out of her home directory?
[06:50] <usr13> g0wda: That is the default behaviour.
[06:50] <WindowSmasher> iceroot: Sounds good. Standby
[06:50] <sebsebseb> PsyCl0ne: ,but don't need the whole of KDE installed for it's apps in Gnome
[06:50] <CiPHER_> How can I fix my sound in ubuntu Jaunty. It stopped working for no apparent reason. I can still hear system sounds and sounds on the login screen but nothing else
[06:50] <g0wda>  lstarnes: yup
[06:50] <Flannel> usr13: not quite.  She'd likely be able to see his files by default.
[06:50] <geos> geos
[06:50] <PsyCl0ne> sebsebseb: I get an error "Couldn't find package kmess"
[06:50] <lstarnes> g0wda: then don't add her to the admin group
[06:50] <sebsebseb> !find kmess
[06:51] <TheFunkbomb> I have a lot of work to do
[06:51] <iceroot> WindowSmasher: sorry i have to go (to wolfsburg) now but others can help you here. good luck
[06:51] <sebsebseb> !info kmess
[06:51] <g0wda> she can't use sudo if i don't add her to admin group rite?
[06:51] <lstarnes> g0wda: by default, that will bewhat priviliges she has: editing anything she owns, but nothing else
[06:51] <Flannel> g0wda: Correct.
[06:51] <WindowSmasher> Thanks!
[06:51] <sebsebseb> PsyCl0ne: ok looks like you got to enable the universe repo
[06:51] <g0wda> thanks
[06:51] <lstarnes> g0wda: yes, unless you add her to /etc/sudoers
[06:51] <sebsebseb> PsyCl0ne: system > administaration > software sources
[06:51] <Flannel> lstarnes: No need to complicate things
[06:51] <PsyCl0ne> sebsebseb: ok just a second I know how to do that
[06:51] <sebsebseb> PsyCl0ne:  check universe
[06:52] <o3yx> banned from dalnet....??
[06:52] <o3yx> anyone can help?
[06:52] <Flannel> o3yx: This isnt the channel for it.
[06:52] <lstarnes> o3yx: check their website for contact info
[06:52] <TheFunkbomb> brb
[06:53] <o3yx> is that so..
[06:53] <mobi-sheep> o3yx: Shouldn't mess around with the big dogs. ;<
[06:53] <o3yx> thanks for info
[06:53] <g0wda> but still there shouldve been a way to change only sudo's password and keep mine the same ;)
[06:53] <tomsdale> does ubuntu have memory protection?
[06:53] <lstarnes> g0wda: then ask its developers about it
[06:53] <Flannel> g0wda: there is.  But that's not what you want to do.
[06:53] <lstarnes> tomsdale: what do you mean by memory protection?
[06:54] <g0wda> Flannel: i want to knw it if there is such a thing...
[06:54] <g0wda> now that's what i want to do!
[06:54] <g0wda> :P
[06:54] <rags> any ethernet card troubleshooting tools?
[06:54] <she_dyed> g0wda, you didn't give her ths password yet did you
[06:54] <g0wda> she knows that of my account
[06:55] <lstarnes> g0wda: might be time to change passwords
[06:55] <mobi-sheep> g0wda: The sudo is for your account.  Give her non-admin account with a different password.
[06:55] <g0wda> but i can change it yeah
[06:56] <she_dyed> g0wda, change it now
[06:56] <g0wda> lol... see what happens when u share the same comp in the same house is, u'll have to let her work for 10mins when she asks for... so if i go, "Log out and use ur account" she's surely gonna go furious...
[06:56] <PsyCl0ne> sebsebseb: ok, there we go its downloading now.
[06:56] <cchen> clear
[06:56] <cchen> ops
[06:56] <tomsdale> lstarnes: is there a protection if one program tries to access the memory space of another program - i guess that'S more of a linux kernel question ...
[06:57] <lstarnes> tomsdale: almost every modern OS has that, including linux
[06:57] <g0wda> so I want to change only sudo's password!
[06:57] <Flannel> g0wda: No she won't.
[06:57] <mindrape> g0wda - sudo's password is the users password.
[06:57] <Flannel> g0wda: That's what you should be doing.  We even have fast user switching now.
[06:57] <g0wda> she's elder to me!!
[06:57] <lstarnes> g0wda: that's why I use the switch user feature
[06:57] <mindrape> g0wda - if you give her access to sudo she can still access your account and even sudo passwd YOURACCT to get into your info if she wanted.
[06:57] <mobi-sheep> g0wda: There are Guest Account --> Right-click on your name and Guest Account.  That could be a solution but it's something short-term.
[06:57] <lstarnes> g0wda: so?  it's your computer, isn't it?
[06:58] <mindrape> g0wda - if you trust her and its a home computer there is really no issue w sharing an account.
[06:58] <g0wda> its both of ours...  lol
[06:58] <she_dyed> no g0wda, get into the mindset here, linux has always been about multiuser
[06:58] <mindrape> she_dyed - dont try to force beliefs on people.  Just because an OS is capable of multiple users doesnt mean you HAVE to use it.  If sharing a single account makes sense there is no harm in it for personal use.
[06:58] <mindrape> she_dyed - if this was an enterprise situation it would be different.
[06:59] <mobi-sheep> g0wda: How old are you?  So we know what we're working with.  <_<
[06:59] <g0wda> okk... i'll figure it out myself i guess...
[06:59] <PoorBuntu> i have an issue with fce ultra the games play really slow
[06:59] <g0wda> 17
[06:59] <tomsdale> lstarnes: thanks - I relayed that question from another channel, helped a lot :-)
[06:59] <g0wda> and she's 21
[06:59] <Flannel> !sudo | g0wda
[06:59] <guycook> iceroot, thanks, I"m installing now, hopefully I can replace the 7.04 with the 9.04 and not have 'issues' it's finding partions now, just got past the "Keyboard Layout" portion
[07:00] <PoorBuntu> i enabled opengl and disabled the sound but i was wondering, if there are alternative emulators for NES ?
[07:00] <mobi-sheep> g0wda: Just create a new account for her.  Don't assign her to admin group.  That's it.
[07:00] <she_dyed> mindrape, not forcing it, but the correct approach may be the solution
[07:00] <lstarnes> tomsdale: the only operating systems I know of that don't use protected memory are old ones like DOS
[07:00] <mindrape> giving outright sudo access (instead of restricting its use to specific commands in sudoers) gains you NO additional security for your account... she can very easily use that sudo access to pull up nautilus and see everything of his or change his password.
[07:00] <Flannel> g0wda: Again, you dont want to go down that path.  You really should be doing it another way.  You *already* mentioned you wanted to be able to keep files from her, you really should create another account.
[07:00] <lstarnes> tomsdale: there may be others
[07:00] <mindrape> she_dyed - you assume there is a "correct" approach.
[07:01] <she_dyed> mindrape, instread of a scattershot shoot from the hip approach yes
[07:01] <mindrape> if you want to "keep files" from somebody use a thumbdrive and keep it with you at all times. If its on the local filesystem and she has sudo access and is even slightly tech savvy she'll get to them.
[07:01] <mindrape> she_dyed - your are presumptuous and asinine.  You basically are saying anybody that has ever shared an account is a nitwit.  ignored for blatant ignorance...
[07:01] <lstarnes> g0wda: if you need to hide files from others, there's also encfs
[07:01] <Flannel> mindrape, she_dyed: cool it.
[07:02] <PoorBuntu> O:-)
[07:02] <Xpistos> can any help me recover data
[07:02] <PoorBuntu> so why is this channel of topic
[07:02] <mindrape> !recover | Xpistos
[07:02] <Flannel> If you'd like to have a proper discussion regarding support methodologies and idealogies, you're more than welcome to.  Take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:02] <PoorBuntu> stay on topic please
[07:02] <PsyCl0ne> sebsebseb: Are you still here?
[07:02] <Xpistos> thanks
[07:03] <digdeep> can anyone recommend a tool to back up entire a hard drive or a partition? I found "partimage"
[07:03] <mindrape> !backup | digdeep
[07:03] <Yancho> how can i give access to all to this scanner please? : hpaio:/usb/psc_1200_series?serial=UA51CGB2DMT0 there is no /usb/ folder :S
[07:03] <eseven73> nickrud, hey there, long time no see :D
[07:03] <nickrud> hey ther eseven73 yeah, I've been in RL for a while
[07:03] <guycook> iceroot, any issues with installing them side by side?
[07:03] <nickrud> dropped in to see if the place still exists ;)
[07:04] <Flannel> PoorBuntu: Let the ops deal with it.
[07:04] <PoorBuntu> i dont see any ops Flannel?
[07:05] <PoorBuntu> only one bot
[07:05] <usr13> Yancho: Add all users to /group/scanner
[07:05] <mobi-sheep> Flannel: Heh.
[07:05] <usr13> Yancho: Add all users to group scanner in  /etc/group
[07:05] <rave> hi can any one tell me where can i get a good source list for 9.04
[07:05] <mobi-sheep> rave: What do you mean?  Good source list?
[07:06] <PsyCl0ne> Can someone help me in getting finding a program that I can webcam over an MSN account with, it would be appreciated.
[07:06] <mindrape> Flannel - can I speak to you in either another channel or privmsg about something btw... ?
[07:06] <Flannel> mindrape: sure, #ubuntu-ops would be appropriate I imagine.
[07:06] <rave> mobi-sheep i am not able to see much of software in synaptic and i have just installed 9.04
[07:06] <buddah> Anyone have a good recommendation on getting caught up to date for ubuntu 9.04. I saw something really good like a wiki that explained everything from wine to gnash but forgot to bookmark it.
[07:07] <mobi-sheep> rave: Are you new to Ubuntu?  I personally favor the terminal over Synaptic.
[07:07] <lstarnes> rave: you may want to check system > administration > software sources
[07:07] <mobi-sheep> rave: Is the system fully updated?  Hardware Drivers enabled?
[07:08] <P4R41> how can i install python2.4-gtk and python2.4-glade2 in jaunty?
[07:08]  * cchen yawns~
[07:08] <rave> mobi-sheep yeah every thing is working fine
[07:08] <lstarnes> P4R41: why do you need the
[07:09] <lstarnes> P4R41: 2.4 versions?
[07:09] <g0wda> i clicked on guest session in the grop down, the screen just went black and stayed that way for a long time, i had to restart... wtf?
[07:09] <mobi-sheep> P4R41: "sudo aptitude search python" --> To get a list of python packages.
[07:09] <rave> mobi-sheep but i am not able to see much of the software in synaptic
[07:09] <shenzhong> ubuntu支持迅雷下载吗？
[07:09] <g0wda> and yeah my graphics card is a blacklisted intel brookdale!
[07:09] <lstarnes> !cn
[07:09] <g0wda> :(
[07:09] <little> Does anybody know if there is any local support for Ubuntu in Gaza Strip, Palestine?
[07:09] <rave> mobi-sheep but i am not able to see google softwares in synaptic
[07:09] <she_dyed> g0wda it was working under your signon?
[07:10] <P4R41> lstarnes: its required by easycam2 but apt won't install it despite it being in the dapper repositories (which are in sources)
[07:10] <mobi-sheep> rave: There are more than thousand packages in the terminal/synaptic.   Try "sudo aptitude search google" in the terminal and see if you get a list of google-related packages.
[07:10] <rave> mobi-sheep i need to add google repo in source list
[07:10] <g0wda> she_dyed: what was?
[07:10] <she_dyed> the video g0wda
[07:11] <g0wda> u mean video card? no. it doesnt work at all... she_dyed
[07:11] <nickrud> rave, are you sure you're using synaptic rather than add/remove software?
[07:11] <lstarnes> P4R41: I don't think jaunty supports python 2.4 anymore, but it appears to support 2.5 and 2.6
[07:11] <little> Does anybody know if there is a local support group for Ubuntu in Gaza Strip, Palestine?
[07:12] <P4R41> lstarnes: argh. easycam was my last chance to get my webcam to work
[07:12] <g0wda> ok, is there any way to enable a blacklisted device? i tried everything i guess, my comp either gets totally screwed up (like gnome panels wont even show up) or there wont be any change!
[07:12] <lstarnes> P4R41: is there a version of it that will work with python 2.5 or 2.6?
[07:13] <P4R41> lstarnes: nope. the developer hasn't released a new version since 2006, and never released the source
[07:13] <usr13> little: You have support here.  But you might also be interested in:  http://www.linux.org/groups/
[07:13] <g0wda> i cant enable normal desktop effects, 'none' sucks!
[07:13] <xangua> g0wda: intel video card ¿
[07:14] <Xpistos> Shocking news flash ... people in the windows chat rooms don't know much
[07:14] <g0wda> u actually get more usability from normal desktop effects, it feels like you have 4 monitors if u have 4 workspace, it doesnt feel that way at all now...
[07:14] <g0wda> xangua: yeah
[07:14] <g0wda> u want spec... wait..
[07:14] <xangua> g0wda: have you tried to activate proposed and backport updates¿¿
[07:15] <g0wda> nope
[07:15] <ziroday> g0wda: you can create 4 workspaces in metacity, also see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/IntelPerformance
[07:15] <little> usr13: Thanks. I've got someone from Palestine emailing me asking for technical help and he can't speak English very well, so I must find someone who can communicate with him in his own language.
[07:15] <xangua> g0wda: i did that and updating just "compiz" & "intel xorg" fic¿xed my issues
[07:15] <nickrud> g0wda, you can enable as many desktops as you lilke, without the effects. I generally leave the effects off, myself
[07:16] <g0wda> ziroday: nickrud: yeah but u cant drag a window from one wspace to the other
[07:16] <usr13> !arabic | little
[07:16] <g0wda> xangua: how do i do it? in brief?
[07:16] <pouchedfox> you can right click and send it to another workspace
[07:16] <nickrud> g0wda, yes you can, you do it in the desktop switcher. Which, of course, doesn't work in compiz ;)
[07:17] <CiPHER_> Can someone help me fix no sound problem in jaunty?
[07:17] <arand> !intel | g0wda
[07:17] <xangua> Sys>Admon>Software Origins> Updates g0wda
[07:17] <little> usr13: Thanks!
[07:18] <g0wda> nickrud: no dude, u can actually drag ur window out of ur screen's boundaries, and the adjacent workspace scrolls itself into place, that's just awesome!!
[07:18] <kits> hi i installed w32codecs,restricted codecs etc,but i am not able mp4 files,though one other player in the system plays it
[07:18] <nickrud> g0wda, yeah, I know :) I find most of the effects annoying, but that one I like
[07:18] <xangua> kits: have you tried installing "restricted extras" ¿
[07:18] <kits> xangua: yeah that one yes
[07:19] <kits> may be my mplayer settings?
[07:19] <xangua> kits: i don't need to install w32 codecs and i have no problems with mp4
[07:19] <qubits> Hey I don't get my titlebars, when I run metacity --replace i get this
[07:19] <mechdave> kits, What media player you trying to use?
[07:19] <kits> mechdave: mplayer
[07:19] <xangua> kits: jum weird, i have totem and gnome mplayer, no problems
[07:19] <qubits> Window manager warning: Buggy client sent a _NET_ACTIVE_WINDOW message with a timestamp of 0 for 0x1200028 (Bottom Exp)
[07:19] <qubits> Window manager warning: meta_window_activate called by a pager with a 0 timestamp; the pager needs to be fixed.
[07:19] <qubits> Window manager warning: Buggy client sent a _NET_ACTIVE_WINDOW message with a timestamp of 0 for 0x1200003 (Bottom Exp)
[07:20] <WayneK> is this the right channel for Ubuntu Server questions?
[07:20] <kits> xangua: audio plays fine
[07:20] <brennus> how would I find out my processor?
[07:20] <kits> cat /proc/cpuinfo
[07:20] <usr13> brennus: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[07:20] <usr13> WayneK: Yes
[07:20] <usr13> WayneK: Probably...
[07:20] <kits> xangua: audio playes fine
[07:21] <WayneK> usr13, thanks
[07:21] <xangua> jum.....and with totem  kits ¿
[07:21] <mechdave> kits,  try installing gstreamer plugins bad
[07:21] <WayneK> I'm trying to find out what the default groups are for the first user created during installation on Hardy Server: I found this link but I'm not sure if this applies to Server also: http://ccollins.wordpress.com/2007/07/02/restore-default-ubuntu-groups/
[07:21] <usr13> WayneK: What?  I didn't do anything!  :)
[07:21] <omorth> is there a way to have `make` take advantage of multiple cores during compile?
[07:22] <mechdave> kits,  try installing gstreamer plugins ugly
[07:22] <WayneK> usr13: It's the little things ;-)
[07:22] <kits> mechdave: whats the exact name?
[07:22] <DaZ> omorth: yes
[07:22] <eyesss> WayneK: maybe #ubuntu-server
[07:22] <DaZ> but i don't know how to do it in ubuntu ;
[07:22] <WayneK> eyesss: Oh I see, oops!  Thanks
[07:22] <usr13> WayneK: You should only have to look at the file  [/etc/group]
[07:22] <omorth> DaZ: well, at least it gives me more hope :)
[07:23] <mechdave> kits, try this --> http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=gstreamer+plugins&searchon=names&suite=jaunty&section=all
[07:23] <usr13> WayneK: See!  I told you I didn't do anything!
[07:23] <she_dyed> DaZ lol which distro did u do it under
[07:23] <guycook> ok, I"ve decided to mount the 9.04 along side of the old 7.04 to not lose anything, and it's asking if I want to import any accounts from 7.04 to the new 9.04, good idea?
[07:23] <WayneK> usr13: Problem is that I'm trying to recover from using usermod -G (without -a :-(
[07:23] <DaZ> she_dyed: arch
[07:23] <she_dyed> DaZ you still have arch?
[07:23] <usr13> Gotta go now... It's been real...   ?.~!
[07:24] <DaZ> why i sholdn't ? <:
[07:24] <DaZ> u
[07:24] <CiPHER_> I added groups to users in manage users and groups and now I cant get back in to manage users and groups. How do I fix this?
[07:24] <she_dyed> DaZ na i thought you installed ubuntu over it
[07:24] <omorth> DaZ: figured it out, you can specifiy how many worker threads with `make -j #`
[07:25] <sissi> guten morgen
[07:25] <sissi> hello?
[07:25] <kits> mechdave: i already have that
[07:26] <kits> mechdave: can you tell me the settings of your mplayer
[07:26] <guycook> ah, the curse of the dual display might be on me! Does the 9.04 64bit Ubuntu support dual displays like 7.04 did?
[07:26] <sin> Hello, Does anyone know if it's possible for me to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 from a live cd or do I need the alternate install cd?
[07:26] <xangua> kits: have you tried with Totem ¿¿
[07:26] <kits> mec video device video codec/audio codec
[07:27] <sissi> needs help with alias
[07:27] <kits> xangua: no,but works with kaffeine player
[07:27] <xangua> kits: do you use KDE¿
[07:27] <CiPHER_> sin:You should be able to upgrade from the add remove under applications
[07:27] <mechdave> kits, i don't have a mp4 codec either
[07:27] <xangua> do you installed "Ubuntu restricted extras" or "Kubuntu restricted extras" kits ¿¿
[07:27] <kits> xangua: yeah kde
[07:27] <kits> kubuntu
[07:27] <she_dyed> guycook did you by any chance save your xorg.conf from that old release?
[07:28] <arand> sin: does not seem like it, reading https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JauntyUpgrades it seems to point towards the alternate and not mention the live
[07:28] <kits> mechdave: but mp4 works?
[07:28] <guycook> she_dyed, I saved all of the old release I'm hoping
[07:28] <arand> sissi: in what way?
[07:28] <sissi> lol sorry found out myself right now
[07:29] <sissi> alias hi='echo "how are you?" '  was what i wanted to know how to do
[07:29] <sissi> brb
[07:29] <guycook> she_dyed, I repartioned the drive 50-50 and that should have saved the old one, not sure if I can see it if I boot to 9.04 yet
[07:29] <th0r> sissi: just add that line to .bashrc
[07:29] <guycook> I kept the mozilla firefox and evolution from 7.04 profile and copied that to 9.04
[07:30] <she_dyed> guycook, gotcha
[07:30] <sin> arand: I'll have to download that cd, I'm currently working in Iraq so my internet is not the greatest to do a network upgrade. Thanks
[07:30] <mechdave> kits, you need a Divx codec --> http://web.njit.edu/all_topics/Prog_Lang_Docs/html/mplayer/codecs.html
[07:30] <she_dyed> guycook, good habits
[07:30] <guycook> I had an install of 7.04 for a long time, sort of forgot about it, then the other day got an itch to play with ubuntu again
[07:30] <she_dyed> guycook, what did you use in the meantime
[07:31] <guycook> 56% done so far so good
[07:31] <kits> mechdave: mp4/divx already playing in one other player installed in the system
[07:31] <guycook> I used, fedora at home and windows xp for work stuff I had, did some work with website content management
[07:32] <guycook> now my day job is tech support for MS, but at home I can do whatever I want to.  At work I'm forced to have windows xp and vista, I remote to the vista box
[07:32] <kits> mechdave: i am installing xine now
[07:32] <guycook> as a visual aid, since most businesses are still using XP that call up for assistance
[07:32] <she_dyed> guycook, hey if it pays the bills...
[07:33] <guycook> she_dyed, exactly it's to pay bills
[07:33] <mechdave> kits, strange, mplayer should pick up the system codecs
[07:33] <guycook> The only worry I have is catching the swine flu, that area of Washington state, King County has the most cases
[07:34] <guycook> I think about it, and wash my hands
[07:34] <she_dyed> guycook, omg
[07:34]  * mechdave learns never to lick wasabi off fingers after eating sushi
[07:34] <guycook> well, 72%, still working
[07:34] <arand> guycook: I think your sliding out towards the ot zone there, mind it.
[07:34] <fat_rat> !offtopic | guycook
[07:34] <ManDay> can anyone tell me how to run a command upon successful wireless connection (post_associate is the keyword?) ?
[07:34] <guycook> I have age on my side too, it mostly affects younger people
[07:35] <guycook> sorry, just got to thinking aloud, tis the diet coke talking
[07:35] <qubits> mindrape,
[07:36] <guycook> ACK!  I looked away from the install too long, the screen saver had kicked in, nothing scarier than a black screen, now at 82%, looks good
[07:36] <she_dyed> lol
[07:36] <guycook> it's 94% configuring hardware
[07:37] <danno> where am i?
[07:37] <fat_rat> !hi | danno
[07:37] <danno> hello fat_rat
[07:38] <guycook> restarting
[07:38] <danno> hello ubottu
[07:38]  * fat_rat i knew it ;]
[07:38] <danno> this is coming in from all over the web
[07:41] <geos> hi
[07:41] <IncogNegro> is there a CBT that i can view to get familiar with ubuntu?
[07:41] <guycook> hmm, how do I tell if this is booted to 9?  Looks a lot like the old 7 to me
[07:41] <spunk1> hi guys
[07:41] <spunk1> i just installed ubuntu in my laptop
[07:42] <pspsampsp> how can i get usplash working a gain , its only pops up for a few seconds then boots in text mode , i have just setup a dualboot with xp
[07:42] <little> IncogNegro: What's a CBT?
[07:42] <spunk1> i was using windows vista before
[07:42] <ozzmosis> IncogNegro: live CD is sort of a hands-on non-destructive CBT.
[07:42] <little> spunk1: Do you like it?
[07:42] <ozzmosis> IncogNegro: otherwise, there are videos on YouTube, but not really CBTs.
[07:42] <spunk1> yes
[07:42] <spunk1> but
[07:42] <she_dyed> guycook, not at GUI desktop yet?
[07:42] <ozzmosis> Computer Based Tutorial, if I'm not mistaken
[07:42] <spunk1> i feels slower :/
[07:43] <little> ozzmosis: Thanks!
[07:43] <she_dyed> why not the wiki IncogNegro
[07:43] <IncogNegro> aye, cbt is correct
[07:43] <SilkWorm_> i love M.I.A.
[07:43] <IncogNegro> id like something a bit more guided
[07:43] <little> spunk1: Slower than what?
[07:43] <guycook> she
[07:43] <guycook> she_dyed, yes
[07:43] <spunk1> than windows vista
[07:43] <geos> what is M I A
[07:43] <little> spunk1: Not possible. (:
[07:43] <SilkWorm_> who is
[07:43] <spunk1> :/
[07:43] <guycook> I am in the gui desktop, looks like the old 7 to me, the grub must not be correct?
[07:43] <spunk1> maybe i did something wrong
[07:43]  * DaZ doesn't agree with little
[07:44] <spunk1> i don't know
[07:44] <geos> ye you did
[07:44] <arand> IncogNegro: the ubuntu screencasts has somethings that might be worth a peak...
[07:44] <little> spunk1: What's slower? Everything, or just some things?
[07:44] <she_dyed> or maybe hasnt pointed to 9, just add an entry maybe guycook
[07:44] <spunk1> i'm new to ubuntu
[07:44] <geos> you  fuck the sys
[07:44] <guycook> she_dyed, do I need to type something at the prompt?
[07:44] <pspsampsp> spunk , try enable desktop effects as then ur video card will be working
[07:44] <Chr|s> !ohmy | geos
[07:44] <IncogNegro> screencast?
[07:44] <SilkWorm_> this may or may not be the official page but .. http://www.myspace.com/mia
[07:45] <SilkWorm_> she is an artist
[07:45] <arand> IncogNegro: http://screencasts.ubuntu.com/
[07:45] <spunk1> like minimizing/maximizing windows, scrolling down pages in firefox
[07:45] <rubydiamond> SilkWorm_: are you A. R. Rahman fan
[07:45] <she_dyed> guycook i was thinking another menu item in grub
[07:45] <sissi> back
[07:45] <geos> im not that bad guys
[07:45] <she_dyed> guycook is 9 on a separate partition?
[07:45] <guycook> I can see the partions, she_dyed , but pretty sure since I have both monitors, that I'm booted into the old 7, since the uname -a says it's ubuntux64 2.6.20-16 generic
[07:45] <Myrtti> Silkworm_ thats offtopic, please keep it elsewhere
[07:45] <guycook> she_dyed, I thought it was
[07:45] <little> spunk1: What kind of hardware does the laptop have?
[07:46] <IncogNegro> sweet. im all over the screencast things
[07:46] <SilkWorm_> nah
[07:46] <she_dyed> guycook maybe it still has 7 as default
[07:46] <she_dyed> guycook take a look at /boot/grub/menu.1st or something
[07:46] <guycook> she_dyed, I suspect that too, jsut a sec I'll have a look at that
[07:46] <she_dyed> guycook see if you need to add a couple of lines worst case
[07:47] <SilkWorm_> *sighs*
[07:47] <sissi> *sighstoo*
[07:47]  * SilkWorm_ completes updating weblogic cluster
[07:48] <sissi> k ty guys g2g bye
[07:48] <Kolie> Trying to install easy peasy 1.1 from an usb key. It hands on a line after booting, extracting, it says a few things then says GRUB on a line by itself where it hangs.
[07:48] <Kolie> hands/hangs
[07:48] <guycook> she_dyed, I'll be right back going to join here from that computer instead
[07:49] <spunk1> 2 GB of ram, intel core 2 duo  T5250 @ 1.5GHz and integrated intel graphics
[07:49] <guycook> she_dyed, there that's easier done
[07:49] <guycook> ok, in the /boot/grub what do I look for next?
[07:49] <ManDay> can anyone tell me how to run a command upon successful wireless connection (post_associate is the keyword?) ?
[07:50] <neelotpal> can anyone help with folder/drive sharing here???
[07:50] <she_dyed> guycook, it's menu.lst or menu.1st
[07:50] <guycook> she_dyed, and I'll have to be sudo to edit the menu.1st right?
[07:51] <she_dyed> guycook, think so. Do an ls to see if there are any backups too
[07:51] <guycook> I see default?
[07:51] <little> spunk1: It might be the graphics that are gumming up the works.
[07:51] <she_dyed> guycook, with a number next to it?
[07:52] <guycook> she_dyed, no number
[07:52] <guycook> she_dyed, I can't edit that with gedit eh?
[07:52] <TarBar> How can I configure ubuntu so that only vmware has access to a network interface?
[07:52] <guycook> she_dyed, the gedit menu.lst is blank now
[07:52] <she_dyed> guycook, i think its sudeo gedit menu.1st
[07:52] <neelotpal> I cannot write to shared folder from Mac can anyone help??
[07:53] <she_dyed> no guycook you have to be IN the /goot/grub location/diretory
[07:53] <nickrud> !gksu | guycook
[07:53] <she_dyed> /boot/grub*
[07:54] <spunk1> mm... my laptop wasn't this slow when using vista
[07:54] <Demonicdata> ah shit
[07:54] <guycook> thanks ubottu , the sudo works I can see that file now
[07:54] <Demonicdata> its back to doing it again
[07:54] <mindrape> !language | Demonicdata
[07:54] <she_dyed> thats a better one, thnks nickrud
[07:54] <rbraley> hello, does anybody happen to have a recommendation for a wireless pci card or usb dongle that works well in 64-bit ubuntu? preferably cheap and does packet injection
[07:54] <Demonicdata> firefox is doing that thing were it isn't accepting changes(bookmarks etc)
[07:55] <she_dyed> listen guycook gtg these folks can help you out. But you know what to do, for the most part tight?
[07:55] <she_dyed> right*
[07:55] <nickrud> Demonicdata, by any chance did you run sudo firefox?
[07:55] <guycook> she_dyed, if I 'm in 9 what should is say for the kernel version
[07:55] <guycook> she_dyed, I know to ask if I'm unsure
[07:55] <TarBar> How can I configure ubuntu so that only vmware has access to a network interface?
[07:55] <Demonicdata> nickrud:no i just used the preinstalled firefox icon
[07:55] <guycook> she_dyed, thanks for your help
[07:56] <she_dyed> yw, and good luck guycook
[07:56] <Demonicdata> it says i own it .mozilla.were else is mozilla
[07:56] <little> spunk1: Which release of Ubuntu are you using?
[07:56] <nickrud> Demonicdata, make sure all the subfolders are owned by you
[07:57] <spunk1> 9.04 jaunty jackalope
[07:57] <nickrud> Demonicdata, most common cause is root ownership in a dot file/directory
[07:57] <little> spunk1: I'm not sure, but maybe this will help: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/intel-graphics-performance-guide-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html
[07:58] <spunk1> i installed so that it would take all my hard drive
[07:58] <spunk1> oh thanks
[07:58] <spunk1> i'll check it out
[07:58] <guycook> since everything in the menu.lst says it's hd0,0 then I'm booted into 7 instead of 9
[07:58] <TheFunkbomb> is there anyway to add something to the "Places" menu?
[07:58] <guycook> that's my guess at this point
[07:58] <nickrud> TheFunkbomb, add them as a bookmark in nautilus
[07:59] <guycook> I don't think that the grub got rewritten during the install , I was expecting to chose 7 or 9
[07:59] <little> spunk1: Here's another that might help: http://www.workswithu.com/2009/05/06/the-ubuntu-904-intel-graphics-fiasco/
[07:59] <Demonicdata> nickrud,yes but it isn't accepting my permission changes. it says i have folder ownership, but under file it won't accept my read/write permission change
[07:59] <little> spunk1: I think you are just experiencing an unfortunate circumstance in what is otherwise an absolutely amazing operating system. (:
[07:59] <g0wda> how do i pipe what i'm listening to to pidgin??
[08:00] <TheFunkbomb> nickrud, thanks
[08:00] <nickrud> Demonicdata, not sure what you mean. You mean you can't change it using the properties in nautilus (the file manager)?
[08:00] <guycook> Ah, when I open firefox it says welcome to Ubuntu 7.04, Feisty Fawn, so I didn't get the install to be a part of the menu.lst in grub, anyone have an idea how to fix that?
[08:00]  * P4R41 can't wait for karmic koala
[08:00] <nickrud> guycook, try lsb_release -a in a terminal, that's the definitive way to show your ubuntu version
[08:01] <g0wda> P4R41: what's new (strikingly) in KK?
[08:01] <Kolie> I was installing the netbook remix, next thing I know I looked over and im at a busy box terminal, is that supposed to happen?
[08:01] <P4R41> g0wda: intel fixes. the ones that should have been in jaunty :)
[08:01] <nickrud> Kolie, no, busybox means a failure somewhere.
[08:01] <g0wda> awesome!! i have intel and Jaunty!! lol
[08:02] <guycook> nickrud, it's 7.04,
[08:02] <g0wda> hope my gfx card works!!!
[08:02] <Kolie> ffs I just want a install on my netbook.
[08:02] <spunk1> yeah the boot time is really fast
[08:02] <Lights2486> no wonder i was having problems with 9.04 and when I downgraded back to 8.10 everything was fine again
[08:02] <spunk1> just gotta solve this problem and i bet i'll like it a lot
[08:02] <guycook> nickrud, is it easy to add the other, I'm pretty sure it's in here...somewhere on drive C also
[08:02] <Kolie> Why is my install busyboxing.
[08:02] <nickrud> guycook, the install should have written grub to the master boot record. When you boot, do you see more than one ubuntu available? hit esc if you see no menu
[08:03] <nickrud> guycook, you could always run   sudo update-grub   , however if you have windows that might lose it in your boot menu.
[08:03] <little> spunk1: It looks like both of those pages link to other pages with possible solutions. You'll probably want to do a Google search on integrated Intel graphics in Ubuntu and read a few people's experiences to see what might work best.
[08:03] <guycook> The grub menu appears, but only offers up 2.6.20 kernel as the name, so I can't tell if it's 9 or not
[08:03]  * little is an NVIDIA girl. (:
[08:04] <P4R41> g0wda: lol I know. I'm dissapointed how much tweaking i had to do in jaunty, despite the fact that the 845G is pretty old
[08:04] <guycook> I think I need to add the path to 9 into the menu.lst file correct nickrud ?
[08:04] <brennus> so what's the deal with wine-doors?
[08:05] <nickrud> guycook, ubuntu has a nice tool that does it for you. do   cp /boot/grub/menu.lst ~/Desktop (make a backup of grub to your desktop) and then run    sudo update-grub.  It will rebuild it, and if there's another ubuntu install it will find it and add it properly
[08:05] <P4R41> Lights2486: you were having issues with an intel video card?
[08:05] <g0wda> P4R41: I still can't get mine to work (i so badly want the normal desktop effects)... can u help? warning: u'll almost have to spoon feed!!
[08:05] <g0wda> ;)
[08:05] <spunk1> cool, thanks for the advise
[08:05] <guycook> nickrud, ok, I have menu.lst in gedit now so just save it as menu.lst-bk then right?
[08:05] <nickrud> Kolie, I know nothing about netbooks; you might ask in #ubuntu-eeepc for some help. Probably not the exact right place but they may know if there is one
[08:05] <PsyCl0ne> Could some one help me getting my Webcam working in Mercury messenger
[08:06] <Kolie> thanks.
[08:06] <nickrud> guycook, you can do that, yes. If you're sure it's an exact copy, with no edits
[08:06] <P4R41> g0wda: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582
[08:06] <P4R41> those are the best improvements you can make
[08:06] <MrNaz_cic> if i want to format an external drive (usb hdd enclosure) so that i can be read/written in linux, windows and mac, what filesystem do i use and how do i do that in ubuntu ?
[08:06] <g0wda> P4R41: thanks
[08:07] <arimurti> hello
[08:07] <guycook> nickrud, I did what you said copied to the Desktop
[08:07] <nickrud> guycook, ok, do you have a windows install on this machine?
[08:07] <ManDay> can anyone tell me how to run a command upon successful wireless connection (post_associate is the keyword?) ?
[08:07] <guycook> now will run the sudo update-grub
[08:07] <Lights2486> P4R41, i was, originally, but i swapped the card
[08:08] <guycook> nickrud, what kernel should the 9 install be?
[08:09] <nickrud> guycook, 2.6.28
[08:09] <P4R41> Lights2486: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582 that should actually fix a lot of issues
[08:09] <guycook> I ask because the sudo update-grub didn't find that....
[08:09] <little> spunk1: I hope you enjoy it otherwise. (:
[08:09] <P4R41> in case you want to try
[08:09] <nickrud> guycook, it should mention more than one kernel if there is more than one install. I'd guess that the install didn't go correctly.
[08:09] <little> ManDay: Is this for a script?
[08:10] <nickrud> guycook, do you have a windows install on that machine?
[08:10] <guycook> nickrud, is there anything else I can check?
[08:10] <nickrud> guycook, I ask, because I don't want you to lose your windows boot if you have one
[08:10] <guycook> nickrud, not sure, I may have overwrote that with this install
[08:11] <ManDay> little, bash, if possible
[08:11] <guycook> nickrud, this isn't a windows computer, primary OS' will be x64 unbuntu 7 and 9
[08:11] <nickrud> guycook, then your best bet is to inspect each partition for it's contents.  You should see them under places
[08:11] <nickrud> guycook, cool, I just don't like leaving people with less than they started with :)
[08:11] <little> ManDay: This might help: http://littlegirl.hostrator.com/ConditionalExecution.html
[08:12] <PsyCl0ne> Can someone help me getting my webcam running in either aMSN or Mercury Messenger please.
[08:12] <NvidiaUser> nickrud Is he modifying the Master Boot Record? If so he can back it up and reload it later if need be.
[08:12] <guycook> nickrud, ok, I have disk and disk-1, where would I look in disk-1 to see if that's 9?
[08:13] <nickrud> NvidiaUser, it appears to be an imcomplete install. guycook look at etc/lsb-release on each partition for definitive info of what Ubuntu or other linux version it is
[08:13] <NvidiaUser> nickrud ah okay
[08:14] <g0wda> P4R41: I had this problem even in hardy... running compiz from the terminal says blacklisted device found b4 screwing up my display to the point where i'll have to restart... u sure this fix might help?
[08:14] <guycook> nickrud, lsb-release? I see lsb-base
[08:14] <guycook> duh on me, it's a file
[08:14] <nickrud> guycook, that's a directory, there should be a file lsb-release. It is in every ubuntu version
[08:14] <arimurti> overheat problem in ubuntu 9.04
[08:14] <nickrud> :)
[08:15] <RKR> Hi any body help me how to use remastersys in ubuntu
[08:15] <guycook> ok, found jaunty
[08:15] <RKR> pls anybody reply me
[08:16] <nickrud> RKR, not me
[08:17] <RKR>  nickrud:  do you know?
[08:17] <guycook> nickrud, now I"m not sure where the 7.04 lsb-release is at?
[08:17] <little> RKR: Remastersys has a page specifically for Ubuntu users with some instructions: http://www.geekconnection.org/remastersys/ubuntu.html
[08:17] <nickrud> RKR, just said I didn't :)
[08:17] <nickrud> guycook, same place on a different partition
[08:18] <RKR> little: i found there but i dont know how to install/reomve any packages while customizing
[08:18] <ManDay> Little, thanks but the problem is rather how to determine whether wireless is active or not
[08:18] <ManDay> i could do a grep on ifconfig
[08:19] <guycook> Ok, nickrud in the File System is where the 7.04 is at and in disk-1 is the 9.04
[08:19] <ManDay> but someone suggested to run post_associate in the init script for network
[08:19] <guycook> nickrud, per the lsb-release
[08:19] <Demonicdata> i just deleted the firefox folder of .mozilla. that reset it till its accepting changes but i can't do this every time i friggin browse
[08:20] <little> ManDay: Ah, I'm not familiar with wireless, sorry. The best I can do is say that in the far recesses of my mind are ifup and ifdown as possible commands to look into.
[08:20] <hipitihop> I have a laptop with a shot HDD controller but all else works perfect. Can someone suggest how to setup a customized livecd/usb env to use on a daily basis ?
[08:20] <Demonicdata> i'm on wireless
[08:20] <nickrud> guycook, ok, then disk-1 should have boot/vmlinuz-* ,
[08:20] <ManDay> thx little
[08:20] <TarBar> I cannot access the internet via eth0 however i can access it via eth1, I've checked interfaces and network connections and everything seems to be fine..
[08:20] <guycook> nickrud, looking
[08:20] <RKR> hipitihop: Which tool are you going to use for cutomization?
[08:21] <nickrud> Demonicdata, is this the original firefox, the beta, or what? It's odd that the permissions keep changing. did you make a custom launcher?
[08:21] <guycook> nickrud, yes, it's got that boot/vmlinuz-2.6.28-11-generic there
[08:22] <nickrud> guycook, then update-grub should have found the 2.6.28. Something very odd about your install; I think I'd redo it myself
[08:22] <hipitihop> RKR: I've only just decided that this laptop should still be usable but have no idea so open to suggestions, I'm happy to use a combination standard ubuntu livecd and a usb drive if that's possible otherwise as I said open to suggestions
[08:23] <P4R41> g0wda: i can't be sure. what device are you using?
[08:23] <guycook> nickrud, I'm trying to have 2 partions side by side, so can't I just add the 9.04 to the default grub?
[08:23] <sveakex> are ubuntu 5.10 repositories online?
[08:23] <g0wda> Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]
[08:23] <RKR> hipitihop: I cant understand explain clearly
[08:23] <hipitihop> RKR: or I assume where you are heading is actually create a custom livecd
[08:23] <kj4> how do I get an old nvidia card to work under jaunty? it worked fine on hardy
[08:23] <guycook> nickrud, I forget did we run update-grub as root?
[08:23] <ozzmosis> kj4: not a geforce 6600 by any chance?
[08:23] <morgoth> anybody here can help me figuring out why compiling source code wont work?
[08:23] <P4R41> g0wda: im on the same acrd
[08:24] <nickrud> guycook, yes you can do it manually. Although I've never seen update-grub fail to find an install in 8 years. And yes, you run it as root ;)
[08:24] <P4R41> card*
[08:24] <g0wda> it's pretty old... bought it in 2006
[08:24] <morgoth> check http://pastebin.com/d2c3b9e07
[08:24] <Demonicdata> its the firefox that came with ubunt 9.04
[08:24] <kj4> ozzloy, no, its a riva tnt
[08:24] <g0wda> serious?
[08:24] <RKR> hipitihop: what are going to do in your laptop just explain!
[08:24] <ozzmosis> kj4: ah, even older
[08:24] <g0wda> did it work on hardy for you?
[08:24] <hipitihop> RKR: I'll try a little simpler... I want to boot of cd or usb flash and preserve settings
[08:24] <ozzmosis> kj4: I don't think nvidia's binaries are supporting those any more
[08:24] <sveakex> if it works on hardy then use it on hardy..
[08:24] <g0wda>  P4R41:  did it work on hardy for you?
[08:24] <kj4> ozzmosis, oh well
[08:24] <Demonicdata> doesn't matter
[08:24] <sveakex> you don't need to run bleeding edge software
[08:25] <P4R41> g0wda: never had hardy
[08:25] <ozzmosis> kj4: well, the problem for me when I tried one was that the drivers don't like jaunty's newer kernel, essentially
[08:25] <hipitihop> RKR: machine will be used to connect on the internet and to home network nas for storage
[08:25] <darkham> anybody uses anyremote?
[08:25] <g0wda>  P4R41: oh
[08:25] <guycook> nickrud, I"ll run the install again then, I'd rather have it work correctly
[08:25] <kj4> ozzmosis, i figured as much. maybe i'll get a newer card.  are most geforce supported?
[08:25] <RKR> hipitihop: i think that you have to only use the ubuntu live CD in your laptop isnt it?
[08:25] <little> ManDay: I just took a look at the man pages for ifup and ifdown and those won't work for what you're trying to do. It looks like all they do is bring the interface up or down. They can't seem to do a status on them.
[08:25] <nickrud> guycook, yeah so would I :) I'm calling it a night, so good luk
[08:25] <guycook> but don't want to lose the 7.04, it contains a vmware image of my 64bit XP
[08:25] <desertm4x> Is there an easy way to grant permission to some other user to kill one of my processes?
[08:26] <P4R41> g0wda: are you plucky pigeon on the forums?
[08:26] <hipitihop> RKR: and i want to set t up so it is simple enough for my 12 year old to boot up and go
[08:26] <guycook> thanks for taking the time nickrud have a nice weekend
[08:26] <ozzmosis> kj4: the "nv" driver doesn't support my geforce 6600.  the nvidia binaries do though.  that's the newest 3D card I have (4 years old), so don't know about newer ones.
[08:26] <g0wda>  P4R41: u mean user name? i don't have 1 ;) lol
[08:26] <hipitihop> RKR: but to connect to my wireless for example I need to setup some wireless settings, WEP key etc and also perhaps some shortcuts on the desk for NAS mount points
[08:27] <P4R41> g0wda: oh ok, im searching for possible issue resolutions. there's one but i can cause freezing and other video playback issues. basically the drivers are unstable with 9.04 so its blacklisted
[08:27] <sveakex> are ubuntu 5.10 repositories online?
[08:28] <P4R41> g0wda: $mkdir -p ~/.config/compiz && echo SKIP_CHECKS=yes >> ~/.config/compiz/~manager
[08:28] <P4R41> g0wda: that will skip the blacklist check
[08:28] <RKR> hipitihop: just simple you can usse the live CD and there is no difficult for your 12 year old to go ahead but it is to note that live cd cant store the settings which you are going to do in wireless ? so LIVE CD is not the complete solution for your need!
[08:29] <g0wda> P4R41: i tried that once, but the screen blanks out, should i restart after doing that?? i did that and tried to enable desktop effects without restarting
[08:30] <hipitihop> RKR: I realize that, that is why I am asking for suggestions as to how to setup an environment where such settings are preserved
[08:30] <desertm4x> Is there an easy way to grant permission to some other user to kill one of my processes?
[08:30] <P4R41> g0wda: i have no clue. to be honest im not sure if i wanna risk it on my system
[08:30] <darkham> anybody uses anyremote?
[08:30] <RKR> hipitihop: only thing is that you have to install the ubuntu as a dual boot in your laptop. Dont worry how old your laptop may be ubuntu will comfortably run!
[08:30] <dbbolton> which x86 is a pentium iii katmai?
[08:31] <g0wda> P4R41: u said u configured it right? what exactly did u do??
[08:31] <P4R41> g0wda: I don't have compiz running tho. no desktop effects. im not sure how the system will handle it to begin with
[08:31] <g0wda> P4R41: thats the same prob i have...
[08:32] <hipitihop> RKR: I'm confused, if I have a shot HDD controller so that I can't use a HDD, how can I install anything and then why dual boot, dual what ?
[08:33] <P4R41> sveakex: http://paste.ubuntu.com/178571 list of breezy repositories
[08:33] <sveakex> P4R41: and they are still online? o_0
[08:33] <hipitihop> RKR: I know ubuntu will run comfortably that's why I want to continue to use the laptop despite it not having a hard disk
[08:34] <P4R41> sveakex: doesn't look like it, dapper is the oldest in there
[08:34] <sveakex> P4R41: ok :/
[08:35] <RKR>  hipitihop: Without the knowledge of your Shot HDD controller you can install ubuntu there is a tool but i dont know exactly the name . just follw the URl  http://www.lowfatlinux.com
[08:35] <guycook> ok, the install is on again, it's detecting partions, I'm hoping it will see what was there before....waiting..
[08:35] <g0wda> what do u mean by " i8xx users" ????
[08:35] <PsyCl0ne> Hey im trying to set up JFM for Mercury Messenger, but it gives me this error "        Copy libjmutil.so: Failed
[08:35] <PsyCl0ne> Solution : Copy      libjmutil.so to /usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/lib/amd64
[08:36] <hipitihop> RKR: looking thanks
[08:36] <RKR>  hipitihop: the simple solution is you can use a USB External HDD
[08:36] <Surlent777> small question: does anyone remember the command to change from the default "spidery" font in a TTY to the more DOS-esque, bolder one?
[08:36] <PsyCl0ne> can anyone translate that to something that someone new can understand
[08:36] <P4R41> g0wda: intel (i) 8(xx) where x is any number, like 45 for us, or 55 for other numbers
[08:36] <kate1> every time i hit the up arrow, it tries to take a screenshot. How did this happen? Its driving me nuts
[08:37] <hipitihop> RKR: sorry, I don't see anything relevant there ragarding creating a custom livecd environment
[08:37] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[08:37] <kate1> anyone know why up arrow takes screenshots?
[08:38] <Surlent777> haha, relax and enjoy...good advice
[08:38] <P4R41> kate1: sounds like you somehow bound the up arrow to take scren shots
[08:38] <kate1> P4R41, yea...how do i fix that :(
[08:39] <guycook> hmm...this time it's not seeing the 7.04 partion
[08:39] <RKR>  hipitihop: you look for UCK - UBUNTU CUSTOMIZATION KIT in google i think it will be helpful for you!
[08:39] <P4R41> kate1: System > Preferences: change "Take a screenshot"
[08:40] <darkham> anybody uses anyremote?
[08:40] <guycook> how many GB if the 9.04 x64 is a full install?
[08:41] <kate1> P4R41, sorry im bad at this, my Preferences is a menu...which one do i use?
[08:41] <P4R41> kate1: my mistake i missed the part that its in keyboard shorcuts
[08:41] <g0wda> sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com AF1CDFA9
[08:41] <g0wda> cannot import the ppa
[08:42] <bullgard4> What are common BIOS access keys? Esc, F2, F6, F12, F8 and Del do not function on this Fujitu-Siemens Computer.
[08:42] <kate1> p4r41 no its bound to print...
[08:42] <g0wda> pub key problem, confused
[08:42] <P4R41> g0wda: yeh ill link you to the ppa key
[08:42] <kate1> p4r41 hmm i disabled it and that fixed it
[08:42] <P4R41> kate1: thats odd
[08:42] <kate1> p4r41, i dont need the feature so disabling it is fine. my keyboard must be messed up some how
[08:42] <P4R41> kate1: perhaps the kb layout was modified that the up arrow was read as print...i can't really say
[08:42] <kraut> moin
[08:43] <kate1> p4r41, yeah, thanks
[08:43] <RKR>  hipitihop: Did you look that?
[08:44] <vadi01> has the apt-get install build essential command changed?
[08:45] <petrolman> build-essential?
[08:45] <P4R41> g0wda: i believe this is the key file http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x3B22AB97AF1CDFA9
[08:46] <hipitihop> RKR: yes I'm looking and trying to find documentation, it seems there are a few tools around so I have to do some reading
[08:47] <P4R41> kate1: open System > Preferences keyboard, and then the layouts tab
[08:47] <P4R41> tell me what you see under layouts
[08:47] <guycook> ohoh, the scan of drives says that /dev/sdb1 is where it's going to put 9.04, thats not right, that 's the D drive
[08:47] <ozzmosis> vadi01: it's build-essential not build essential
[08:47] <guycook> sheesh!
[08:47] <JiM4ever> http://www.longene.org/en/index.php
[08:47] <darkham> anybody uses anyremote?
[08:48] <tubgf> 木人说话?
[08:48] <JiM4ever> 晕
[08:48] <kate1> p4r41, USA, Generic 105 key (could that be the problem) I have a logitech wireless
[08:48] <vadi01> ozzmosis: ok so its diff from build-dep
[08:49] <JiM4ever> Who is responsible for this interest
[08:49] <petrolman> I wonder how the asiates can type their signs, there are only 105 keys but more than 3000 signs :)
[08:49] <JiM4ever> http://www.longene.org/en/index.php
[08:49] <P4R41> kate1: you can probably find a keyboard layout for it thats a bit more accurate
[08:49] <guycook> Ok, I"m now forced to use manual partioning..ntfs for the file system
[08:49] <darkham> anybody uses anyremote?
[08:49] <hipitihop> RKR: did not some recent version of Ubuntu have some feature where a guest could create a usb flash drive of their files/settings including ability to boot ?
[08:49] <RKR>  hipitihop: I am going for lunch pls wait for half an hour!-sorryO:-)
[08:49] <ozzmosis> vadi01: yes it is
[08:49] <hipitihop> RKR: np
[08:49] <g0wda> p4r41 NO_PUBKEY 7D2C7A23BF810CD5
[08:49] <ozzmosis> vadi01: build-dep is a command, build-essential is a package name
[08:50] <P4R41> g0wda: wrong one sorry. let me find the correct onw
[08:50] <tubgf> 我就说中文。。
[08:50] <g0wda> !7D2C7A23BF810CD5
[08:50] <kate1> p4r41 alright thanks for the help
[08:50] <eseven73> !cn | g0wda
[08:50] <JiM4ever> tubgf: 你好坏哦
[08:50] <P4R41> g0wda: actually, how did you input the key?
[08:50] <tubgf> 有几个人看明白 ?
[08:50] <eseven73> oops wrong nick sorry g0wda
[08:51] <JiM4ever> 不晓的，估计没几个
[08:51] <tubgf> 这里面人真多。。
[08:51] <tubgf> 不知道他们看到的是不是乱码。。
[08:51] <tgpraveen> english only channnel
[08:51] <JiM4ever> Who is responsible for this interest。http://www.longene.org/en/index.php
[08:51] <vadi01> ubottu: kubuntu help?
[08:52] <TarBar> How do i set iptable rules automatically on startup?
[08:52] <vadi01> ubottu: whats the channel name for it?
[08:52] <sveakex> vadi01: #kubuntu
[08:52] <g0wda> P4R41: I saved it in a plaintext file imported it... i couldnt at first so i tried drag and drop in the "open file" window, it showed the file then, then i selected it and i thought it imported, coz it showed Ubuntu-X PPA key
[08:52] <taz> hi roomis... how install with openoffice 3.1   with terninal ????
[08:53] <g0wda> can't i decide to install from an untrusted source??
[08:53] <TarBar> How do i set iptable rules automatically on startup so i don't have to enter them manually every time i restart the computer?
[08:54] <P4R41> g0wda: thats the correct key. i checked it against the one i used. try to import it under the authenticate tab in software sources
[08:54] <g0wda> thats wat i did
[08:54] <P4R41> open terminal and look at the file with vi
[08:55] <P4R41> check for any non-standard characters, like hrml code and possible ^N at the end of the line. some editors add those
[08:55] <P4R41> like windows notepad isn't really plain text since it adds ^N at the end of every line
[08:56] <g0wda> ok... but double clicking the file shows a notif, saying key added
[08:56] <g0wda> shoul di save it with .pub extension
[08:57] <g0wda> ?
[08:57] <guycook> can I have an nvidia dual display adapter card with the 9.04 ubuntu, since it worked fine in 7.04?
[08:58] <P4R41> g0wda: save what? the ppa file? it doesn't need an extension at all
[08:58] <vadi01> TarBar: use htt
[08:58] <Serdar1> hi
[08:58] <g0wda> P4R41 ok... i'm trying hard
[08:58] <vadi01> TarBar: use http//en.traffpro.ru
[08:58] <petrolman> taz, have you got the community deb file of openoffice 3.1? first you have to deinstall the distro version (3.0.1)
[08:59] <arty__> hi all
[08:59] <arty__> pls can help :)
[08:59] <arty__> I need someone who know apps GLFTPD bu verry well
[09:00] <darkham> help me with anyremote
[09:00] <Serdar1> If I have a configuration proxy url, how can I used it for aptitude, or isn't that possible
[09:00] <petrolman> taz, then you can install the community version by dpkg -i <openoffice_3.1_package.deb>
[09:00] <arty__> glftpd pls someone
[09:01] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: I didn't see it as an option at install time
[09:01] <P4R41> can someone help. this is odd. synaptic package tells me there are linux header files in /usr/src/ tho there isn't anything in there
[09:01] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: could be a setting for it somewhere though
[09:02] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: I'm not sure what Synaptic uses to download.  Wget?
[09:02] <mattwj2002> hi guys I need help
[09:02] <mattwj2002> I can't get kaffiene to scan channels
[09:02] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: or a Python library?
[09:02] <ozzmosis> mattwj2002: DVB?
[09:03] <mattwj2002> ATSC actually but basically the same
[09:03] <ozzmosis> ah
[09:03] <g0wda> P4R41: got the ppa done with :)
[09:03] <ozzmosis> Kaffeine's DVB-T scan worked great for me
[09:03] <mattwj2002> there is a source option :(
[09:04] <g0wda> what is sudo apt-get dist-upgrade supposed to do exactly??
[09:04] <mattwj2002> you know when you try to scan tv stations there is no option for what type of frequencies
[09:04] <Serdar1> ozzmosis: hmm maybe
[09:04] <darkham> please help me with anyremote
[09:04] <mindrape> g0wda - upgrade between releases of Ubuntu... ie; 8.10 -> 9.04
[09:04] <ozzmosis> mattwj2002: I think when I installed kaffeine it asked what country I was in, etc.
[09:05] <P4R41> anyone know when the 2.6.30 stable should be released?
[09:05] <g0wda> ok, i figured, it just updates and keeps update manager quite for good ;)
[09:05] <mindrape> g0wda - its the equivalent of going to System -> Administration -> Update Manager (when a new distribution is available you'll see a button in the top right)
[09:05] <mindrape> g0wda-  sudo apt-get update will update the list of available packages from the repositories defined in /etc/apt/sources.list.   sudo apt-get update will update all installed packages.  sudo apt-get dist-upgrade will attempt a full upgrade to the next release of the OS.
[09:06] <mattwj2002> ozzmosis you have any ideas?
[09:06] <sysdoc> guycook, yes you can, however separate x sessions is a bit mucked up
[09:06] <ozzmosis> mattwj2002: what happens?
[09:07] <mindrape> g0wda - sorry, second command should have been apt-get upgrade not update again.  :)
[09:07] <Serdar1> ozzmosis: there is system->network-proxy where I can put it
[09:07] <mattwj2002> I can't select the source
[09:07] <Serdar1> but nothing happens
[09:07] <mattwj2002> when I try to do a channel scan
[09:07] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: you were asking about a proxy config file though
[09:08] <Serdar1> ozzmosis: I was asking to use a configuration-url for aptitude
[09:08] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: like this, presumably: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxy_auto-config
[09:09] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=15713  old thread
[09:10] <darkham> please help me with anyremote
[09:10] <Serdar1> ozzmosis: yes is a pac file there
[09:11] <Serdar1> ozzmosis: and it works for firefox but not for aptitude :(
[09:11] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: that's my impression too
[09:11] <Serdar1> maybe with socks?!
[09:11] <ozzmosis> no
[09:12] <ozzmosis> that's just complicated
[09:13] <Kolie> How do I get teh saslpasswd2 command
[09:14] <mattwj2002> scan doesn't list the profiles either
[09:14] <mattwj2002> hmmm
[09:15] <Kolie> nevermind, my resolver is to blame
[09:16] <Serdar1> ozzmosis: export http_proxy worked
[09:16] <P4R41> g0wda: have you recompiled the new kernel and booted into it?
[09:16] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: interesting
[09:17] <g0wda> not yet.... i'm upgrading still,  @ 25kbps, so will take longer
[09:17] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: apt.conf is where you set the proxy but it doesn't seem to support PAC
[09:17] <P4R41> g0wda: ah ok. lol I forget not everyone is on 25Mb
[09:18] <Serdar1> export worked well, that's enough :) thanks for the help
[09:18] <Spike1506> anyone knows what tool the ubuntu developers used to create this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MessagingMenu?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=structure.jpg
[09:18] <Spike1506> ?
[09:19] <michaeldobrovits> does anybody know what kind of nodes the kernel looks for at boot time?
[09:19] <ozzmosis> Spike1506: looks handwritten to me
[09:19] <michaeldobrovits> what should i put in my boot partition so it can be bootable
[09:19] <michaeldobrovits> ?
[09:19] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: what did the envvar end up looking like?
[09:19] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: HTTP_PROXY=http://host/proxy.pac ?
[09:20] <Spike1506> to bad
[09:20] <Spike1506> anyone knows a good tool for linux to make such diagrams? :)
[09:20] <guycook> Excuse, very tired now, what is that command that tells grub to rewrite itself reflecting all the found os'
[09:20] <enollol> ciao
[09:20] <Flannel> guycook: sudo update-grub
[09:20] <enollol> !lis
[09:20] <enollol> !list
[09:20] <enollol> ok sorry
[09:21] <ozzmosis> Spike1506: erm... OpenOffice Drawing?  Inkscape?
[09:21] <Serdar1> ozzmosis: nope, export http://link-to-proxy-set-in-pc-file:8080
[09:21] <guycook> Flannel, thanks
[09:22] <Spike1506> never thought of OO Drawing, will check out those ozzmosis thanks
[09:22] <client03> xcxa
[09:23] <P4R41> i love ext4, 1.8gz p4 with 640mb ram = 26 second boot time
[09:23] <Spike1506> P4R41: did you do the profile stuff for grub? if no try it it makes your computer boot even faster
[09:23] <darkham> please help me with anyremote
[09:24] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: as a bash command?  that's not the correct syntax is it?
[09:24] <P4R41> Spike1506: I haven't but you've peaked my interest. once i get my webcam working, ill def do that
[09:24] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: I'm used to tcsh.  not familar with 'export'.
[09:24] <g0wda> did anyone get my messages saying i'm restarting my computer?
[09:24] <P4R41> Spike1506: what profile stuff were you refering to?
[09:24] <g0wda> did anyone get my messages saying i'm restarting my computer?
[09:24] <g0wda> ???
[09:24] <g0wda> ???
[09:24] <FloodBot1> g0wda: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:25] <g0wda> ??
[09:25] <P4R41> g0wda: no
[09:25] <P4R41> g0wda: it wasn't sent
[09:25] <g0wda> i just upgraded,,,, my screen froze, had to restart, even mouseptr wudnt move
[09:25] <Spike1506> P4R41: all you have to do at the next reboot is press E when in grub, add the word profile at the end of the line where it says kernel /vmlin..
[09:25] <P4R41> g0wda: booted into old kernel?
[09:25] <Spike1506> then press B
[09:25] <Spike1506> thats all
[09:26] <friendishan> ?
[09:26] <Cor3y> join #gedit
[09:26] <friendishan> !msgbot
[09:26] <P4R41> Spike1506: are you serious?
[09:26] <Spike1506> yeah
[09:26] <Spike1506> first time it takes a while to boot
[09:26] <g0wda> hadnt upgraded the kernel yet.... just the ppa screwed up so much
[09:26] <Spike1506> but another reboot makes it faster
[09:26] <Spike1506> profile should not be added permanent btw, just for 1 boot
[09:26] <ozzmosis> Spike1506: so the kernel profiles its own boot process?
[09:28] <Spike1506> Grub cap profile your startup, it's a kind of index on file read at boottime, so after the first time (when it builds the index) it will access those files faster.
[09:28] <ozzmosis> Spike1506: interesting
[09:28] <Serdar1> ozzmosis: I am useing bash and it worked export http_proxy=http://url:port
[09:28] <Spike1506> http://yoten.blogspot.com/2007/04/speed-up-ubuntu.html step number 7
[09:28] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: ah, you missed the http_proxy= part in your previous message
[09:28] <tanveer> what can i use to record my screen
[09:29] <Ultimate_darknes> !kmenuedit
[09:29] <progesterone> Question: Why can't I copy and paste files/folders on Ubuntu?
[09:29] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: but http://url:port isn't pointing to a PAC file, so you've confused me now.
[09:29] <tanveer> what can i use to record my desktop like cam studio for windows?
[09:29] <ozzmosis> tanveer: recordmydesktop
[09:29] <tanveer> were
[09:29] <tanveer> do i fidn it
[09:29] <ozzmosis> tanveer: apt-get install recordmydesktop
[09:30] <tanveer> permission denied
[09:30] <ozzmosis> use sudo
[09:30] <P4R41> can someone tell me why autoconf.h is missing in my kernel header files?
[09:30] <tanveer> can i choose what part of the screeen i want to record?
[09:31] <ozzmosis> tanveer: yes
[09:31] <ozzmosis> bbl, dinner
[09:31] <tanveer> ..
[09:31] <tanveer> erm how do i find it
[09:31] <tanveer> once installed
[09:31] <NvidiaUser> tanveer Sound And Video Menu
[09:32] <acp_> hi
[09:32] <tanveer> its not thier..
[09:32] <NvidiaUser> acp_ hello
[09:32] <tanveer> whats it called?
[09:32] <NvidiaUser> tanveer gtk-recordmydesktop is what mines called
[09:32] <JiM4ever> how to install ubuntu 9.04 on Thinkpad R52
[09:32] <tanveer> thier noting in my menu
[09:32] <tanveer> called record my dekstop
[09:32] <g0wda> P4R41:  yayy my system is up-to-date!! now downloading the kernel!!
[09:33] <P4R41> g0wda: awesome
[09:33] <NvidiaUser> tanveer try opening a terminal and typing: recordmydesktop
[09:33] <acp_> will skype work out of the  box for eeepc1000HE im using ubuntu 9.04 remix?
[09:34] <tanveer> this sucks i have to use terminal ??
[09:34] <NvidiaUser> tanveer for ubuntu I just installed this package and I got a graphical application and it works So maybe you should try it: http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/g/gtk-recordmydesktop/gtk-recordmydesktop_0.3.7.2-2_all.deb
[09:34] <tanveer> what does it do
[09:34] <g0wda> P4R41: I'm all ext4 so the new kernel should tweak my performance anyway :P
[09:35] <NvidiaUser> it's RecordMyDesktop it lets you record your desktop or a window.
[09:35] <Idespnnr> folks, Ive got ubuntu and xubuntu freezing on bootup relating to IDE ATA drives. Anyone have experience or input on this???
[09:35] <Idespnnr> fresh install too...
[09:35] <lazermouse> hi
[09:35] <NvidiaUser> lazermouse Hello
[09:36] <P4R41> g0wda: fantastic :D
[09:36] <Elby> yo yo yo
[09:36] <Elby> can yall help me fix my monitor resolurion
[09:36] <Elby> i gots an old nvidia card
[09:37] <StarWarsguy> hey everyone, how do i start compiz fusion automatically when i boot up in Ubuntu 9.04
[09:37] <Elby> fx 5200
[09:37] <Elby> and a rather fresh install of ubuntu
[09:37] <Elby> i tried downloading the various drivers
[09:37] <Elby> but it didn't work
[09:37] <tanveer> im installing it through the software channe;
[09:37] <n2diy> I can ping all four computers on my lan by there ip addresses, but when I ping the broadcast address, I only see the router sesponding?
[09:37] <NvidiaUser> tanveer okay
[09:37] <Elby> i recall once fixing it my changing the x11 or xorg config file
[09:38] <Elby> but i dont remember what that was
[09:38] <Serdar1> ozzmosis: that's correct. it's pointing to the http proxy which is listed in the pac file
[09:38] <tanveer> thanks it came up
[09:38] <NvidiaUser> tanveer no problem
[09:38] <Trefla> does it worth reinstaling umbutu if its really slow?
[09:39] <Elby> nvidiauser
[09:39] <NvidiaUser> Elby Yes?
[09:39] <Elby> how can i increase my screen res
[09:39] <Elby> i gots an nvidia card
[09:39] <Idespnnr> n2diy: most devices are configured not to respond to broadcast pings
[09:40] <NvidiaUser> Elby Try the System->Prefrences Display menu and it may ask you to use the nVidia Display manager so just click okay
[09:40] <Elby> It appears that your graphics driver does not support the necessary extensions to use this tool.  Do you want to use your graphics driver vendor's tool instead?
[09:40] <Idespnnr> n2diy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smurf_attack
[09:40] <g0wda> P4R41: 2.6.29 is stable right?
[09:40] <NvidiaUser> Elby Yes
[09:40] <g0wda> not an rc...
[09:40] <progesterone> Is there any thing on Ubuntu that's similar to Task Manager which we can see the memory usage on Window?
[09:40] <P4R41> g0wda: yeh
[09:40] <n2diy> Idespnnr: ok, thanks.
[09:40] <Idespnnr> progesterone: system monitor
[09:40] <Elby> whats an rc?
[09:40] <P4R41> g0wda: tho im using .30-rc6 now
[09:41] <Elby> clicking "yes" fucks things up. clicking "no" is giving more progress
[09:41] <P4R41> g0wda: and trying to figure out why it has no autoconf.h file
[09:41] <progesterone> Idespnnr Thanks
[09:41] <Elby> the highest setting is 800x600
[09:42] <Idespnnr> progesterone: gnome-system-monitor or system -> administration -> system monitor
[09:42] <NvidiaUser> Elby It sound like you need to update your drivers
[09:42] <mrthraz> hi having a problem with ubuntu crashing
[09:42] <Elby> why would that be the case, if i have a fresh update of ubuntu
[09:42] <ken__> Ubuntu 8.10 ... ati rage 128 pro ultra ... can't get resolution above 800! Help
[09:42] <Idespnnr> same here...
[09:42] <NvidiaUser> Elby I had to update my installation to use the proprietary graphics driver from nVidia
[09:43] <Elby> i think i tried that
[09:43] <Elby> but how can i do that
[09:43] <Elby> if i havent
[09:43] <Idespnnr> ken__: if gnome isnt detecting your resolution...
[09:43] <Idespnnr> ken__: your best bet may be http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=83973
[09:43] <mrthraz> problem is talked aboujt in this thread
[09:43] <progesterone> Idespnnr Ubuntu is terribly slow on my 256MB ram PC.
[09:43] <mrthraz> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7331175#post7331175
[09:43] <NvidiaUser> Elby System-> Administration->Hardware Drivers
[09:44] <Elby> got two choices
[09:44] <Elby> version 173 recommended
[09:44] <Elby> version 96
[09:45] <NvidiaUser> Elby use the version 173
[09:45] <Elby> both are proprietary
[09:45] <NvidiaUser> Elby Yeah
[09:45] <Elby> k
[09:45] <Elby> so, are you just really proud of your use of nvidia. big fan of theirs?
[09:45] <Elby> or what?
[09:46] <Notch-1> why is this working in the terminal, but not if put it in system -> settings -> sessions ?
[09:46] <Notch-1> stjerm -f -k F12 -h $(expr $(xrandr -q | grep -i current | head -n 1 | tr ' ' '\n' | head -n 10 | tail -n 1 | tr -d ',' | tr -d ' ') / 2) -w $(xrandr -q | grep -i current | head -n 1 | tr ' ' '\n' | head -n 8 | tail -n 1 | tr -d ',' | tr -d ' ') -ah false -fn monospace 9 -b thin -o 80 -p top -s right -l 10000 -tp bottom -bg black -fg green -sh /bin/bash
[09:46] <NvidiaUser> Elby This is my first nVidia Graphics card and I'm terrible at making nicknames ;)
[09:47] <NvidiaUser> Elby Then Try the System->Prefrences Display menu and it may ask you to use the nVidia Display manager so just click Yes
[09:47] <progesterone> Is Ubuntu supposed to be very slow on PC with 256MB ram?
[09:47] <Idespnnr> progesterone: 256 is very little or ubuntu, I would suggest you use a lighter distro like xubuntu....
[09:47] <guycook> well, goodnight, after 2 install tries, and sudo update-grub failing I find there might be an issue with update-grub as recent as april 2009 per google.  Time for bed now.
[09:47] <NvidiaUser> Elby Then click X Server Display Configuration and you can click resolution . I set mine to auto.
[09:47] <Elby> should i restart first
[09:47] <NvidiaUser> Elby Yeah
[09:48] <askand> Since installing Jaunty I have a LOT of segfaulting from a lot of apps. For example firefox, evolution, pidgin, transmission, gimp and gthumb. I have already tested my RAM with memorytester and found no errors. What could be wrong?
[09:48] <progesterone> Idespnnr Do you think xbuntu can run smoothly on my PC with 256MB ram?
[09:49] <mrthraz> yes
[09:49] <Idespnnr> probably
[09:49] <Nynn> hello i note some problem on ubuntu 9.04.. and back to 8.10 there is working well
[09:49] <mrthraz> what problems
[09:49] <mrthraz> ?
[09:49] <Nynn> askand : same for me
[09:49] <TuBGf> ChanServ 是不是机器人？
[09:49] <n2diy> progesterone: yes, I'm doing it now.
[09:49] <Idespnnr> n2diy: 256mb ram?
[09:50] <Nynn> as asland ... firefox downloading freeze
[09:50] <progesterone> n2diy run smoothly?
[09:50] <n2diy> progesterone: yes,
[09:50] <g0wda> anyone know how to pipe what ur listening to in to pidgin
[09:50] <mrthraz> whats a segfault
[09:50] <askand> Nynn: strange, do you have memorymodules from different vendors in your computer?
[09:50] <n2diy> Idespnnr: yes
[09:51] <Nynn> askand: no 4x  kingstong
[09:51] <mrthraz> my system wont stay stable long enough to updat
[09:51] <mrthraz> this sucks
[09:51] <tarrasquero> algun esàñol?
[09:51] <askand> Nynn: have you filed a report?
[09:51] <Nynn> i guess it was something wrong with ethernet/disk swap?
[09:51] <progesterone> n2diy Thanks
[09:51] <n2diy> mrthraz: segmentation fault, google it.
[09:51] <progesterone> Idespnnr Thanks
[09:52] <tarrasquero> español
[09:52] <n2diy> progesterone: GL, 73
[09:52] <Nynn> askand : no i didn't know how
[09:52] <Nynn> askand : that why i wanted to talk about it
[09:52] <progesterone> n2diy What did you mean?
[09:52] <askand> Nynn: Ok, I made a thread about it here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1167285 I will file a bugreport later on and post the link in that thread :)
[09:53] <Nynn> askand : i had "radeon HD weakness problem too but it's known
[09:53] <n2diy> progesterone: GL, is good luck, 73 is ham radio speak, for gl.
[09:53] <mechdave> Notch-1, you can put that in your .bash_profile file in your $HOME so it will run whenever you log in
[09:53] <ozzmosis> Serdar1: but that's kinda defeating the purpose of the .pac file.  oh well.  you can do similar by editing apt.conf instead of a http_proxy envvar.
[09:53] <tarrasquero> algun español?
[09:53] <P4R41> can someone help me generate a autoconf.h file from my kernel and kernel headers?
[09:53] <Nynn> askand: you notice computer freeze...
[09:54] <Nynn> askand : i my case it was is if my memory or my cpu was blocked
[09:55] <Nynn> nynn: i had also one time Acpid existing Freeze messsage on halt
[09:55] <chimf> ?
[09:56] <askand> Nynn: Oh yes I notice freezes :(
[09:56] <myxo> hilarious, sitting in my townhouse parking lot leeching internet because my wireless router isn't here yet lol
[09:56] <n2diy> when I issue ping -b xxx..., only my router replies, why don't I see all the boxes on my lan responding?
[09:56] <myxo> yay for battery live
[09:57] <TheFunkbomb> sorry about all the rejoins
[09:57] <TheFunkbomb> computer issues
[09:57] <mechdave> n2diy, that is because you are pinging the broadcast address and only your router is configured to respond due to DHCP running on it
[09:58] <Notch-1> mechdave: but isn't bash_profile executed every login? i will have the command executed multiple times?
[09:58] <myxo> i'm looking for a software to "watch" my roommates and sort of manage the load on me and my roommates wireless network to make sure no one is hogging all the bandwidth, is there a good Ubuntu Package for that?
[09:59] <Idespnnr> myxo: ntop? but only if your computer is inline...
[09:59] <n2diy> mechdave: ok, how]what do I need to do, to see/enable the other boxes, so they respond?
[09:59] <mechdave> Notch-1, only at login, not whenever you open a terminal
[09:59] <airtonix> Idespnnr, lulz no.
[09:59] <myxo> idespnnr what do you mean inline
[10:00] <airtonix> myxo, you need to have a linux machine acting as the router before your wireless device. then you need to setup several packages
[10:00] <ozzmosis> n2diy: maybe run nmap over your network's address space
[10:00] <myxo> ah ok, well i'm not doing that airtonix
[10:00] <ozzmosis> n2diy: there is also arpscan
[10:00] <myxo> any simpler way?
[10:00] <Notch-1> mechdave: ah strange, are you sure? just one time and with the graphical login?
[10:00] <NvidiaUser> myxo I have never use one on linux but here is a site with some bandwidth monitors: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/bandwidth-monitoring-tools-for-ubuntu-users.html
[10:00] <airtonix> myxo, use squid for bandwidth control
[10:00] <airtonix> myxo, jnettop for realtime network monitoring
[10:01] <myxo> airtonix squid eh? thats for my machine right?
[10:01] <belial_> ping
[10:01] <myxo> airtonix monitoring IS all i need really, so that would be good
[10:01] <Kalmi> pong
[10:01] <mechdave> Notch-1, should be... that is the way it always has worked for me anyways :)
[10:01] <n2diy> ozzmosis: thanks, but I'm a newbie to networking. I think I need a link to a lan howto?
[10:01] <Idespnnr> myxo: what airtonix is saying is that you need to have the traffic being directed through your computer before you can see how much is being used
[10:01] <airtonix> myxo, no you use squid on the machine acting as the 'gateway' between the home network and your wireless access device
[10:01] <gartral> i downloaded and installed LWM and im having some trouble configuring it, are there any theme sites that have instructions for setting LWM up?
[10:01] <Elby> well
[10:01] <Notch-1> mechdave: thanks :D
[10:01] <Elby> im in vista now
[10:01] <Kalmi> squid is only for http traffic...
[10:02] <Elby> since i cant boot to ubuntu
[10:02] <ozzmosis> n2diy: not sure.  also not sure hosts on a network are supposed to reply back to a ping on a broadcast address.
[10:02] <Elby> it says monitor out of scan range or something
[10:02] <Elby> and i didnt know what to do at the command prompt, to put an older version of the config file or whatev
[10:02] <Idespnnr> myxo: ntop will give you historical bandwidth usage reports
[10:02] <mechdave> n2diy, I suppose you would have to make each machine listen on the broadcast address, there are better ways of discovering machines than that tho
[10:02] <mechdave> Notch-1, cool term btw, I shall use it myself thx... :)
[10:03] <Kalmi> Elby, did you touch xorg.conf?
[10:03] <Elby> NvidiaUser
[10:03] <Elby> kalmi: i dont think so
[10:03] <Elby> but something else might have
[10:03] <Idespnnr> myxo: but what your asking may not be possible with your network setup....
[10:03] <Elby> like nvidia-config
[10:03] <mattwj2002> I am going to bed
[10:03] <Notch-1> mechdave: it would be beautiful to use the "normal" way, anyway :D i don't even have a bash_profile, i have to create it just for do this...
[10:03] <mattwj2002> good night all
[10:03] <mattwj2002> :D
[10:03] <airtonix> myxo, with squid you can setup riles to limit bandwidth usage from and/or to ip/hostnames
[10:03] <airtonix> rules*
[10:03] <Kalmi> Elby, what did you do? have you installed the restricted drivers recently?
[10:03] <n2diy> ozzmosis: ok, but I "think" all the boxes are listening to the broadcast address, but I have to double check that.
[10:04] <airtonix> myxo, but its not easy if you don;t already know how
[10:04] <Elby> i suppose. the last thing i did was, by NvidiaUser's instruction
[10:04] <Elby> to change my driver
[10:04] <Elby> from the 93 version
[10:04] <mechdave> Notch-1, that is correct, some reason Jaunty doesn't ship with one
[10:04] <Elby> to the 173
[10:04] <Elby> or some shit
[10:04] <FloodBot1> Elby: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:04] <Elby> sorry, i'm on adderall
[10:04] <myxo> i might have to move to a diff parking spot, internet is getting spotty
[10:05] <Kalmi> Elby, you could remove the restricted drivers for the time being... boot into recovery mode and issue the following command: sudo apt-get remove nvidia-*
[10:05] <mechdave> Notch-1, I think the good bit about this is you can hide it away until needed, rather better than having one clutter up the desktop
[10:06] <Elby> how do you boot to recovery mode
[10:06] <Elby> is that just the terminal?
[10:06] <ozzmosis> Elby: from the GRUB menu
[10:07] <Elby> what is the grub menu
[10:07] <Elby> i cant boot to a gui
[10:07] <Elby> just the command prompt
[10:07] <P4R41> g0wda: are you back?
[10:07] <Notch-1> mechdave: yeah it's strange, but there is a list of commands executed every login (settings -> sessions), it just fails executing my command because it contains excapes, i think... with ps aux i can see the command launched and it still contains the not-so-excaped command
[10:07] <ozzmosis> Elby: the very first stage of the boot sequence is where GRUB loads
[10:07] <Gnea> Elby: grub is the boot manager.... where it counts down from 3, 2, 1 and boots
[10:07] <Elby> do i hit ESC?
[10:07] <ozzmosis> Elby: usually you can hit Esc
[10:07] <Gnea> yes
[10:07] <Elby> and then what
[10:08] <ozzmosis> then a menu comes up
[10:08] <Gnea> you'll see
[10:08] <ozzmosis> with recovery mode
[10:08] <Elby> okay
[10:08] <mechdave> Notch-1, if you make it into a script and chmod +x on it it should then work through sessions
[10:09] <RKR> hipitihop: Are you online?
[10:09] <myxo> airtonix then it won't be easy for me lol, i am willing to learn anything tho
[10:09] <myxo> airtonix or at least try, perhaps try now, learn later..
[10:10] <Kalmi> how do I restart X?
[10:10] <lareth> Hello, how can I find the type of RAM (and other system settings) from the command line? I am trying to check the settings of a remote machine
[10:10] <fpb> hello everyone! does anybody know how to install and setup tint2?
[10:11] <Boohbah> fpb: http://code.google.com/p/tint2/wiki/Install
[10:11] <mechdave> lareth, use cat /proc/cpuinfo
[10:11] <RKR> Hi anybody tell me Aptoncd is not wotking in my system
[10:11] <mechdave> lareth, use cat /proc/meminfo
[10:11] <lareth> mechdave: thanks
[10:11] <bazhang> fpb, its in the repos
[10:11] <ozzmosis> Kalmi: /etc/init.d/gdm restart is one way
[10:11] <mechdave> lareth, np
[10:11] <bazhang> !info tint2 | fpb
[10:11] <Notch-1> mechdave: yes, i appreciate, but it's still not so clean for me, i can't create a script for every single things that wont work in the "normal" way :D
[10:12] <mechdave> Notch-1, Have you tried to put inside of quotes?
[10:12] <RKR> Hi anybody tell me Aptoncd is not working in my system
[10:12] <lareth> mechdave: I am looking for the type of RAM (DDR2, 3 etc) Is there any way to see this?
[10:12] <askand> What happens in this backtrace? http://pastebin.com/m372f5108
[10:13] <Notch-1> mechdave:  yes, also passing the whole string to /bin/sh by pipe, nothing...
[10:13] <kits> hi ,i am getting a message like "cant init video driver xv" with mplayer..any ideas?
[10:13] <RKR> vidyadhara : Pls help me APTONCD is not working my ubuntu machine.
[10:13] <tank-man> lareth, first hit on google with the search terms "linux ram information" looks promising
[10:14] <RKR> vidyadhara : Pls help me APTONCD is not working in my ubuntu machine.
[10:14] <mechdave> Notch-1, hangon shall try out something
[10:15] <Shact> Hi all. Can anyone tell me what repository to add in order to "sudo aptitude install virtualgl"? Thanks
[10:15] <tank-man> lareth, $ sudo dmidecode --type 17
[10:15] <fpb> i installed it of the repos, but when i try to run it, i get an error saying tint2 command is not found
[10:15] <ekot1> I accidentally removed all items from main menu, how could I restore them?
[10:15] <Notch-1> mechdave: thank you very much
[10:16] <Ajit> Anybody can u suggest me good download manager (accelerator) for Ubuntu
[10:17] <gartral> ok, dropped LWM... E16 keeps crashing my gfx card... E17 is non existent for ubuntu... why
[10:17] <lareth> tank-man: Thanks.
[10:17] <Elby> hi
[10:17] <hipitihop> RKR: yes sorry, bussy trying to upgrade bios on the laptop so that it can boot from usb
[10:17] <Elby> im back in ubuntu
[10:17] <Elby> but still low res
[10:18] <airtonix> myxo, http://pastey.net/114739
[10:18] <yomm> Good morning all ! I am looking for a good secure linux password manager. Any hints ? thank you !
[10:18] <airtonix> yomm, revelation password manager
[10:18] <myxo> thanks airtonix
[10:18] <airtonix> !info revelation
[10:18] <yomm> same here airtonix :)
[10:19] <myxo> i'm about to go, just browsing package manager before i lose internet for the night lol
[10:19] <Notch-1> yomm: nothing integrated with gnome, kwallet on kde...
[10:19] <airtonix> Notch-1, ? read above
[10:20] <Notch-1> airtonix: in wich application i can use revelation to autoenter the passwords?
[10:20] <yomm> thank you Notch !
[10:21] <grifo74> 3d work intel 810?????????
[10:22] <fpb> ok, i got tint2 to work, but i keep getting errors saying "task on all desktop: ignored"... i can't see any panels from tint... help anyone?
[10:22] <Notch-1> yomm: nothing, i went in the same question when i moved to gnome :D
[10:22] <Notch-1> question/problem :P
[10:22] <grifo74> problem
[10:22] <P4R41> can someone tell me where jaunty stores the kernel source?
[10:23] <nmlinuz> hello. i have ubuntu 9.04 and i have problem with Firefox + amarok working together! :( how can i solve this?
[10:25] <Notch-1> P4R41: store? you have to download them, then in /usr/src off course
[10:25] <mechdave> Notch-1, It seems that stjerm is running but it cannot be seen upon login
[10:26] <nmlinuz> i've just installed amarok 2 on my ubuntu but i can't play mp3's! i' ve installed gstreamer but same problem! which package to install?
[10:27] <Notch-1> mechdave: yes, try ps aux | grep -i stjerm, it is running but it hasn't excaped the commands so the parameter -h and -w are not properly set
[10:27] <StarWarsguy> ubuntu extras
[10:28] <JNSamuel> any news on the ubuntu-firefox bug?
[10:28] <nmlinuz> i don;t want ubuntu extras cause it includes ms fonts and the firefox going crazy with these
[10:28] <hskill> how come when i type 'tty' in the virtual console reached by pressing ctrl+alt+0, it says '/dev/tty1' and not /dev/tty0?
[10:29] <kholerabbi> how do I tell what graphics card I have?
[10:29] <slimjimflim> kholerabbi: lspci
[10:29] <kholerabbi> thanks
[10:29] <slimjimflim> np
[10:30] <hskill> what if it's a nice pci video card?
[10:30] <slimjimflim> lspci
[10:30] <rexwin> hi am new to zope. just installed it and created an instance /usr/lib/zope2.9/bin/mkzopeinstance.py but when i start /etc/init.d/zope2.9 start i get Zope2.9: no instances found.
[10:31] <rexwin> how do i get it to run?
[10:31] <JNSamuel> rexwin: #zope
[10:31] <P4R41> Notch-1: they're in /usr/src but when im trying to compile a driver i get missing "include/linuxautoconf.h or  include/config/auto.conf"
[10:32] <TheBrayn> howdy folks
[10:33] <Boohbah> !hi | TheBrayn
[10:34] <Notch-1> P4R41: i can't help you with this, sorry and good luck :D
[10:34] <P4R41> Notch-1: thanks anyway
[10:34] <Demonicdata> I have this weird problem were at some point my firefox refuses to save bookmarks(or delete them for some reason) it appears to let me but when i close firefox and reopen it returnrs to a captured point,like a few sessions back when i bookmarked this or that.like it keeps resetting me
[10:34] <Demonicdata> i have found the only thing that fixes it is deleting the prefs.js file in .mozilla,any idea what is up
[10:34] <mechdave> Notch-1, I got it all working through a script, what happens if you omit the -h and -w values and switches?
[10:36] <Idespnnr> anyone know why a cd drive will cause kernel ATA errors causing *ubutntu to hang/freeze on startup??
[10:36] <Notch-1> mechdave: without -w and -h there are no excaped commands so it works, but it displays a fullscreen terminal when you press f12, i just want 50% vertical limit
[10:37] <|Newton|> Hello :)! i have a problem!
[10:37] <Boohbah> Demonicdata: what are the permissions on ~/.mozilla ?
[10:37] <Demonicdata> says i own it and can read/write
[10:37] <Demonicdata> i'v tried changing the permissions on the entire .mozilla and it doesn't do anything
[10:38] <Idespnnr> Demonicdata: Did you set permissions recursivley?
[10:38] <JNSamuel> use -R when chmod'ing
[10:38] <JNSamuel> snap
[10:38] <Idespnnr> lol
[10:38] <Idespnnr> its all yours JNSamuel
[10:38] <Notch-1> :D
[10:38] <|Newton|> I have WC3 on my computer, a quite fast computer with the graphic drivesr installed. When i open WC3 in the terminal: wine "/home/mhe/.wine/dosdevices/c:/Program Files/Warcraft III/Frozen Throne.exe" -opengl....   it launches but the screen is all black and i cant do anything.. HELP?
[10:39] <Demonicdata> yes
[10:39] <Boohbah> Demonicdata: yeah recursive chmod probably broke it. mv the directory and let firefox create a new one with proper permissions and then copy back the bookmarks and anything else into the new dir
[10:39] <Demonicdata> i found that threw deduction,i killed one file over and over untill i could save/delete bookmarks that when i delete the prefs.js file it resets to were i can save/delete bookmarks
[10:39] <Demonicdata> problems i got to reconfigure my browser again
[10:43] <Ajit> how to install test.deb file on Ubuntu (command plz)
[10:44] <mechdave> Notch-1, stjerm -f -k F12  -ah false -fn monospace 9 -b thin -o 80 -p top -s right -l 10000 -tp bottom -bg black -fg green -sh /bin/bash
[10:44] <mechdave> Notch-1, That is only 50% of your window
[10:50] <Notch-1> mechdave: it's fullscreen here
[10:50] <blendmaster1024> i need help with my bootup sequence on my xubutu installation
[10:51] <ozzmosis> !ask | blendmaster1024
[10:51] <blendmaster1024> it hangs 9 seconds in
[10:51] <rexwin> can anybody recommend me a good download manager for linux OS?
[10:51] <slimjimflim> blendmaster1024: just ask
[10:51] <blendmaster1024> i am illy
[10:51] <linux_manju> rexwin: aria2
[10:51] <blendmaster1024> silly*
[10:51] <Kalmi> rexwin, wget, axel :)
[10:51] <mechdave> Notch-1, brb
[10:51] <ozzmosis> blendmaster1024: the kernel hangs?
[10:51] <blendmaster1024> ok one line
[10:53] <blendmaster1024> my xubuntu hangs 9 seconds into the boot because a python script tries to remount the root and it successfully unmounts it but it can't mount it because the python runs sh which hen should run mount but it h can't exec mount. any idea why? i have more info if necessary
[10:54] <MementoMori> hi
[10:54] <blendmaster1024> hi
[10:54] <MementoMori> i've installed gnome-do and gnome-do-plugins but my evolution contacts arent searched. any hint?
[10:54] <mechdave> Notch-1, you have a 800 x 600 screen right?
[10:54] <Kalmi> MementoMori, have you enabled the Evolution plugin?
[10:54] <blendmaster1024> any help?
[10:55] <MementoMori> Kalmi: yes I did
[10:55] <mechdave> Notch-1, then make -h 400
[10:55] <mechdave> Notch-1, and -w 600
[10:55] <MementoMori> Kalmi: and I've restarted my session (just to be sure)
[10:56] <blendmaster1024> do i need to repeat question?
[10:56] <mechdave> Notch-1, where did you get the resolution from for your command?
[10:56] <Kalmi> blendmaster1024, do you know what that python script is?
[10:56] <blendmaster1024> no
[10:56] <MementoMori> Kalmi: does the plugin work for you?
[10:56] <Notch-1> mechdave: it's static, i'm in a portable live system...
[10:56] <blendmaster1024> it doesn't exist when the system is powerd off
[10:56] <Kalmi> MementoMori, I don't use Evolution....
[10:56] <Notch-1> mechdave: don't understand your question
[10:57] <blendmaster1024> i've grepped and finded for it but it's not there
[10:57] <MementoMori> anyone here using gnome-do and evolution?
[10:57] <mechdave> Notch-1, what is your screen resolution?
[10:57] <blendmaster1024> it's called init same as the binary is
[10:57] <Kalmi> MementoMori,  maybe this? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1031748
[10:58] <MementoMori> Kalmi: thank you. I'm going to read it right now
[10:58] <Notch-1> mechdave: it's variable, i move this system to different computers
[10:58] <JockyWilson> anyone here using Opera if so goto slashdot.com is it slow as **** on that site?
[10:59] <slimjimflim> JockyWilson: #opera
[10:59] <P4R41> I probably shouldn't be, but im upgrading to the karmic koala alpha 1
[10:59] <mechdave> Notch-1, Oh I understand now, how did you come up with the command?
[10:59] <Notch-1> mechdave: it's why i use xrandr
[10:59] <blendmaster1024> Kalmi: any more help?
[10:59] <Notch-1> mechdave: sorry, still don't understand your question :P
[10:59] <mechdave> what is xrandr?
[11:00] <MementoMori> Kalmi: no... it's was a different problem and didnt solve mine ;)
[11:00] <Notch-1> mechdave: founded with google, very useful
[11:00] <pako> I have installed nvidia restricted drivers and I get a black screen with a line on the top. Is there a way to fix it?
[11:00] <Kalmi> MementoMori, sorry... I don't know the solution than... :)
[11:00] <MementoMori> Kalmi: thank you any way
[11:01] <Kalmi> blendmaster1024, what do you mean it's not there? do you know it's name?
[11:01] <Kalmi> *its
[11:01] <blendmaster1024> pako: i gt that sometimes it is kind of rare for me though i just reboot with front power button
[11:01] <heroin> Hey can someone help me setup 2 nics?
[11:01] <heroin> Hey can someone help me setup 2 nics with Samba?
[11:02] <Kalmi> heroin, what's the problem? why does the 2 nics matter?
[11:02] <blendmaster1024> Kalmi: yes i know it's not there the first script to call the chain is called 'init' then that calles 'antitheft.py' which then calles a python function to run mount
[11:02] <mechdave> Notch-1, Hang about, see if I can simplify all this a bit
[11:03] <mechdave> Notch-1, can you pastebin the original command please?
[11:03] <Notch-1> mechdave: thank you, now i'm trying with xargs, it simply ignore it :D while in the shell still works fine...
[11:03] <Notch-1> sure, i'll add this new one, wait a sec
[11:03] <heroin> Kalmi: i have a wifi connection and a LAN and i want to enable samba on the LAN aswell
[11:04] <PitTux_64> #kubuntu
[11:04] <Kalmi> heroin, it should just work on both...
[11:04] <heroin> Kalmi: i am not sure it does.. my xbox does not seem to be able to connect to my PC
[11:04] <Kalmi> heroin, unless one is firewalled or samba is bound to an ip
[11:04] <heroin> Kalmi: well not on samba
[11:04] <heroin> Kalmi: can u help me check that out?
[11:05] <heroin> Kalmi: i do have firestarter, for DHCP and Internet Connectino Sharing
[11:06] <Kalmi> have a look at its events page after trying to connect
[11:06] <_GoRDoN_> Hi!
[11:06] <blendmaster1024> any more hlp? kind of in a hurry
[11:06] <slimjimflim> _GoRDoN_: HI!!!!!
[11:07] <slimjimflim> what's your problem blendmaster1024 ?
[11:07] <blendmaster1024> my xubuntu hangs 9 seconds into the boot because a python script tries to remount the root and it successfully unmounts it but it can't mount it because the python runs sh which hen should run mount but it h can't exec mount. any idea why? i have more info if necessary
[11:08] <_GoRDoN_> Does anybody remember that web page where you tried to find clues from the page and its source to get to the next page
[11:08] <Kalmi> _GoRDoN_, there are quite a few...
[11:08] <slimjimflim> 9 seconds is a long time
[11:08] <slimjimflim> hackthissite.com
[11:08] <blendmaster1024> yes it is
[11:08] <pako> I have installed nvidia restricted drivers and all I get is a black screen with a line on the top. Is there a way to fix this?
[11:09] <_GoRDoN_> slimjimflim: thanks
[11:09] <ziroday> pako: what card?
[11:09] <blendmaster1024> i don't think so pako
[11:09] <pako> geforce 6100
[11:09] <pako> onboard
[11:09] <blendmaster1024> IANAX though
[11:09] <Notch-1> mechdave: http://pastebin.com/m2c3bdce6
[11:09] <Kalmi> blendmaster1024, do you know what antitheft.py is?
[11:09] <blendmaster1024> no
[11:10] <Kalmi> blendmaster1024, google only return 5 pages...
[11:10] <ziroday> pako: okay, can you install pastebinit and then do pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log and pass us back the url please
[11:10] <blendmaster1024> duh i didn't think to google that i was busy with mount's return code brb
[11:10] <xiong> um, is it permitted to criticize openoffice here? or o-t?
[11:10] <aftertaf> lol xiong :)
[11:11] <ziroday> xiong: #ubuntu-offtopic, rant till your hearts content
[11:11] <unop_> xiong, definitely ot
[11:11] <xiong> okay
[11:11] <blendmaster1024> aha! that's why it doesn't exist! it's in the ramdsk!
[11:12] <Kalmi> glad I could help :D
[11:12] <blendmaster1024> i'm using the XO's boot files as theoretically my xubuntu should boot on my OLPC
[11:12] <blendmaster1024> thx
[11:12] <heroin> Kalmi: could you please assist me?
[11:12] <Kalmi> heroin, have a look at firestarter's events page after trying to connect
[11:12] <blendmaster1024> how do you extrct a file from the ramdisk then edit it then put it back in?
[11:13] <pako> ziroday: I am currently running with the nv driver
[11:13] <ziroday> pako: okay, but I need that file please
[11:13] <blendmaster1024> how do you extrct a file from the ramdisk then edit it then put it back in?
[11:13] <ziroday> pako: install pastebinit and then do pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[11:13] <ziroday> pako: (using the nvidia driver)
[11:13] <pako> ziroday: ok
[11:14] <Kalmi> blendmaster1024, I'm not sure that it's actually called ramdisk...
[11:14] <blendmaster1024> huh?
[11:15] <blendmaster1024> randisks are what goes into ram when the system starts right?
[11:15] <blendmaster1024> so one ofthe processes in mine has "antitheft.py" open
[11:15] <Kalmi> yes, initial ramdisk or initrd
[11:16] <blendmaster1024> right so how do i get it back?
[11:16] <blendmaster1024> actually at this point google will tell me all i need to know. see yall
[11:18] <karim> hello all. it's my first time here.
[11:18] <mrwes> there's always a first :)
[11:18] <karim> true
[11:18] <karim> :P
[11:18] <mrwes> heh
[11:19] <karim> like most people, I'm here because i have a question
[11:19] <Kalmi> !ask | karim
[11:19] <mrwes> !ask
[11:19] <mrwes> b00m
[11:19] <karim> !ask
[11:20] <pako> ziroday: Xorg.0.log: http://pastebin.com/f2a7d04c9 ,xorg.conf:http://pastebin.com/f78f4ae32
[11:20] <heroin> Hey can someone help me setup 2 nics with Samba?
[11:20] <pako> ziroday: these are for the nvidia driver
[11:20] <Kalmi> heroin, have a look at firestarter's events page after trying to connect
[11:20] <odder> what do you do if you want to play a game and your screen goes 'out of range'? I'd like to play UrbanTerror and got such a problem
[11:21] <ziroday> pako: sorry I have to run
[11:21] <karim> Ok, so I just installed ubuntu 9.04. I would like to connect to the internet using my cell phone as a modem (GPRS). Both my laptop and cell phone have bluetooth.
[11:21] <pako> ziroday: ok, thanks anyway
[11:22] <Kalmi> karim, and? what the problem? have you plugged it in in yet?
[11:22] <P4R41> Seveas: you still here?
[11:22] <Fudge> any bugs in 9.04 with sound, im runnign sb audigy4
[11:22] <Kalmi> !botabuse >  karim
[11:23] <heroin> Kalmi: ok let me try
[11:23] <aftertaf> karim: its possible, depends on your phone. sometimes its software you need to install on phone rather than on PC.
[11:24] <karim> ubottu, i don't understand what to do on your private message
[11:24] <bazhang> karim, /msg ubottu
[11:25] <JNSamuel> -
[11:25] <karim> ok thanks
[11:25] <bazhang> ie /msg ubottu info vrms
[11:25] <pako> I have installed nvidia restricted drivers and i get a black screen. the system is responding and I can switch to a virtual console. I also get line of pixels on the top. Is there a way to get the driver to work properly?
[11:26] <heroin> Kalmi: ok firestarter does show me some smb traffic from the xbox,, but no red lines.. tahts good right?
[11:26] <Notch-1> mechdave: nothing?
[11:27] <Greyhound-> is the flash plugin launched is a separate process? is it possible to kil it?
[11:27] <Greyhound-> *as a
[11:27] <Kalmi> heroin, yes...
[11:28] <mechdave> Notch-1, vainly trying to remember regular expressions :)
[11:28] <Kalmi> heroin, what does the xbox say? timeout?
[11:28] <mkf_> Hello.
[11:29] <heroin> Kalmi: it gives me a xbmc (os) error
[11:29] <mkf_> ;-)
[11:29] <Kalmi> heroin, that sounds helpful
[11:29] <heroin> Kalmi: i tried using my box IP and name.. none work
[11:29] <Kalmi> !hello | mkf_
[11:29] <JNSamuel> !hello | Kalmi
[11:30] <heroin> kalmi wait it says Invalid Computer name
[11:30] <Notch-1> mechdave: :D why regular expression?
[11:30] <heroin> Kalmi: iam using smb://USER:PASS/192.168.0.1/Series
[11:30] <Kalmi> heroin, oh... that's your problem
[11:31] <Kalmi> heroin, do it like this:       \\192.168.X.X\share
[11:31] <heroin> Kalmi: let me try..
[11:32] <Kalmi> heroin,  \\username:password@192.168.X.X\share
[11:32] <karim> ok, before I try the information on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothDialup please let me know if the information presented there is applicable for 9.04
[11:33] <karim> *Ubuntu 9.04
[11:33] <heroin> Kalmi: dont work let me check my samba log
[11:34] <Kalmi> heroin, what did it say this time?
[11:34] <mechdave> Notch-1, it is shorter and easier than your way, so far I have managed to isolate the line I want just not the resolution
[11:35] <heroin> Kalmi: invalid compu name
[11:35] <JediMaster> what's the syntax for port forwarding multiple ports in iptables?
[11:35] <heroin> Kalmi: i am using 2 nics, one for Wifi and the one for LAN (crossover 2 xbox)
[11:35] <linux_manju> JediMaster:
[11:35] <JediMaster> I was trying something like this, but it doesn't like the commas: iptables -A PREROUTING -i eth2 -p udp --dport 6112,9103,30350:30351 -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.0.10
[11:35] <porcelain_doll> pako: Might fix your problem -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130377
[11:35] <linux_manju> JediMaster: Portforwding to multiple hosts or single ?
[11:36] <JediMaster> single host
[11:36] <JediMaster> multiple ports
[11:36] <aftertaf> karim: looks ok to ,me, your link :)
[11:37] <linux_manju> JediMaster: iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -s 0/0 -d x.x.x.x/24 -j DNAT --to port1:portx
[11:37] <gartral> any half-life/HL2 clones availible for Ubuntu?
[11:37] <karim> aftertaf, please let me know whether the info on  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothDialup will work on the live version of ubuntu 9.04?
[11:38] <linux_manju> JediMaster: You have to specify a Port range
[11:38] <JediMaster> linux_manju: you sure about that, that won't work with the port list I have
[11:38] <JediMaster> they're not consequtive
[11:38] <heroin> gartral: linux-gamers.net or something
[11:38] <linux_manju> JediMaster: Hmm.. That would be a problem then..
[11:38] <linux_manju> JediMaster: Why not use a Script?
[11:38] <Kalmi> karim, they should
[11:38] <aftertaf> karim: i cant be 100% certain, but it is recent enough for me to be fairly sure
[11:38] <JediMaster> I've done it before on one line and want to keep it that way =)
[11:38] <JediMaster> just can't find the syntax
[11:38] <karim> Kalmi and aftertaf: thanks
[11:39] <gartral> heroin: parked domain... and happypenguin.org is failing me..
[11:39] <linux_manju> JediMaster: for i in 'port1 port2 port3 port4' ; do iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -s 0/0 -d X.x.x.x -p tcp --dport $i -j DNAT --to IPADDRESS:$i ; done
[11:39] <mikai> g0wda ?
[11:39] <johntramp> hey should i be able to copy music to a MTP device in rhythmbox? I can see what is already on it.
[11:40] <JediMaster> linux_manju: that's still multiple iptables calls, there's a way to do it in one iptables call
[11:40] <aftertaf> johntramp: fat filesystem, so yes
[11:40]  * IndyGunFreak is away: “The coward threatens when he is safe” --  Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
[11:41] <Kalmi> !away > IndyGunFreak
[11:41] <linux_manju> JediMaster: Not sure f it works with DNAT .. but you can use -m multiport --dports port1,port2,port3.xxx
[11:41] <Libra102> hello.
[11:41] <Kalmi> !hello | Libra102
[11:41] <Libra102> I used Ubuntu.. and I have USB drive.
[11:41] <linux_manju> JediMaster: One sec.. Let me try
[11:41] <heroin> gartral: google it :D linux games.. 1st hit im sure
[11:41] <Kalmi> Libra102, good
[11:42] <Libra102> windowxp.iso -> USB ... how can I do it?
[11:42] <heroin> Libra102: copy or install?
[11:42]  * IndyGunFreak is back (gone 00:01:44)
[11:42] <Libra102> it's windowxp cd image.
[11:42] <linux_manju> JediMaster: This works.. for me
[11:42] <linux_manju> JediMaster: iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING -p tcp -m multiport --dports 40,41,48 -j DNAT --to 192.168.90.100
[11:42] <JediMaster> hmm, it seems that --dports doesn't work on my iptables, it looks like it's a seperate module
[11:42] <Kalmi> Libra102, you would like to install xp from a pendrive?
[11:43] <JediMaster> linux_manju: that's what I've also tried but --dports doesn't work
[11:43] <Libra102> Kalmi, yes.. I have oter notebook..
[11:43] <linux_manju> JediMaster: Strange For me it works.. What is your iptables version
[11:43] <Notch-1> mechdave: don't undestand the "not the resolution" part, but if you need me i'm here :P
[11:43] <IndyGunFreak> Libra102: there's quite a few tutorials online for doing this.
[11:43] <JediMaster> linux_manju: iptables v1.4.1.1: Unknown arg `--dports'
[11:43] <linux_manju> JediMaster: Can you paste the complete syntax here?
[11:43] <linux_manju> JediMaster: did you specify -m multiport ?
[11:43] <JediMaster> ahh I don't have the multiport
[11:44] <JediMaster> that's what gives the dports
[11:44] <Libra102> UNetbootin <-- this program is just only Linux booting..
[11:44] <linux_manju> JediMaster: Yes..
[11:44] <linux_manju> JediMaster: Thats multi match syntax as we call it as
[11:45] <P4R41> Libra102: install a bootloader on the pendrive, one capable of loading an iso, and boot from it
[11:45] <Libra102> P4R41, yesh.. you right..
[11:45] <JediMaster> linux_manju: ta, that's what I was looking for, the -m module option =)
[11:45] <P4R41> Libra102: grub4dos might be able to do it, but there are probably better ones
[11:46] <heroin> 4/ignore -channels #mwsf * JOINS PARTS QUITS NICKS
[11:46] <Kalmi> Libra102, you will need enough RAM to hold the whole image in memory
[11:46] <KAULINE> TEST DE COM
[11:46] <linux_manju> JediMaster: NP :)
[11:46] <johntramp> aftertaf: it doesnt show up anything in fisk like an external harddrive would.  the player i have is a nomad zen xtra
[11:46] <Libra102> okay everybody.. thanks...
[11:46] <johntramp> -sry for slow response
[11:47] <mechdave> Notch-1, I am trying to isolate the resolution of your screen and then divide the vertical resolution in half and pass it to the -h switch to get your 50% screen
[11:47] <johntramp> how should i be able to copy music to it? just drag from a file manager???
[11:47] <gianluca> !it
[11:47] <P4R41> Libra102: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GRUB4DOS
[11:48] <linux_manju> does anyone know how to force a scsi rescan in a LSI HBA card ?
[11:49] <gs94> does anyone know if the vista thing where the buttons keep glowing is available on linux ? does the murrine engine have it ?
[11:49] <linux_manju> The problem I have is that.. the moment I detach and reattach the HBA cables.. The drive disappears.. till next reboot :(
[11:50] <heroin> Hey can someone help me setup samba to work with my xbox? Since the xbox is on the 2nd NIC i dont think samba is working for it..
[11:50] <Kalmi> heroin, is the error message still the same?
[11:51] <Kalmi> heroin, invalid hostname?
[11:51] <aftertaf> johntramp: you need to see the drive first....
[11:51] <aftertaf> but dont know whow rb manages that, i am on amarok
[11:51] <Notch-1> mechdave: in a different way from mine? why? i think the problem is excaping, so if you can avoid $() and `` it should work... anyway with xargs still don't work, as you can see... very strange problem
[11:52] <heroin> Kalmi: yah its starting to piss me of :(
[11:52] <linux_manju> Notch-1: Sorry.. But can you repeat the question
[11:53] <mechdave> Notch-1, try putting a \ before the $
[11:53] <MementoMori>  I filled a bug report about gnome-do and evolution plugin because it depends from a specific lib version but it actually needs a different one
[11:54] <heroin> Kalmi: im sure i need to setup samba to share stuff through the 2nd nic
[11:54] <Notch-1> linux_manju: sure: http://pastebin.com/m2c3bdce6 both work in the terminal but not in system -> settings -> sessions
[11:54] <heroin> Kalmi: can you explain the interfaces stuff better > http://www.math.colostate.edu/~reinholz/freebsd/samba_mult_nics.html
[11:54] <Kalmi> heroin, can you pastebin the output of ifconfig?
[11:54] <MementoMori> heroin: do you want to have samba server listening on more than one nic?
[11:54] <mechdave> Notch-1, http://pastebin.com/m7cb1f169
[11:55] <^Slither^> I have a wlan issue, cannot connect when router is set to WPA-PSK, if I disable security I can connect just fine
[11:55] <heroin> MementoMori: yes
[11:55] <johntramp> aftertaf: i can see the drive in rhythmbox
[11:55] <heroin> Kalmi and MementoMori http://pastebin.com/m1e122dbd
[11:56] <heroin> tyhats my ifconfig
[11:56] <heroin> Kalmi: eth0 = crossover xbox wlan0 = normall network w. internet
[11:56] <frojnd> Hello there. I already have installed suse 11.1 Now I would like to test ubuntu 9.4 I would also like to keep suses bootloader. So I am at the point (during ubuntu instal) where it ask me if install bootloader and which device for its installation. Now I dont know if I click install bootloader and select the device, the device would be partition which I selected for installation. Will this override suses MBR?
[11:57] <MementoMori> heroin: use interfaces directive in smb.conf
[11:57] <MementoMori> heroin: http://www.tamos.net/guide/manpages/samba/smb.conf.5.html#sect69
[11:57] <aftertaf> frojnd: install it to the root partiton of your new install.
[11:58] <Kalmi> heroin, if you have the interfaces line commented out (=you do nothing), samba listens on all interfaces...
[11:58] <frojnd> aftertaf: so this way wont override suses MBR? I will copy than from ubuntus partition to suses menu.lst ?
[11:58] <heroin> MementoMori: my wlan0 ip is dynamic i think
[11:58] <MementoMori> Kalmi: you are worng
[11:58] <MementoMori> If this option is not set then Samba will attempt to find a primary interface, but won't attempt to configure more than one interface.
[11:58] <heroin> Kalmi: let me check my smb conf
[11:58] <MementoMori> heroin: set it up to be a static interface
[11:59] <heroin> MementoMori: i cant, not my connection, its my neighbours
[11:59] <Kalmi> MementoMori, I have a VPN setup with samba and people can connect from the normal network and the VPN to samba just fine with interfaces line commented out
[11:59] <P4R41> heroin: in addition, there are issues when both interfaces are connected to the same subnet
[11:59] <heroin> Kalmi: interaces = commented out
[11:59] <MementoMori> heroin: putting a server on an dynamic ip is a non sense
[11:59] <heroin> P4R41: 2 subnets, 192.168.0 and 1
[11:59] <raboof> I wonder why people use forum topics like http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=843012 instead of putting that on the wiki
[11:59] <aftertaf> i prefer someone who is sure answers you on that frojnd :)
[11:59] <frojnd> aftertaf: will I get suse bootloader after reboot if I choose to install ubuntus bootloadere on the partition where / is installed?
[12:00] <frojnd> Well someone that knows please answer :)
[12:00] <heroin> MementoMori: its not a server, its my box :D which i want 2 hookup w. my xbox through a crossover
[12:00] <MementoMori> heroin: if you can get an ip through dhcp you can set it manually
[12:00] <MementoMori> crossover? lol! look for a switch!
[12:00] <Kalmi> MementoMori, dynamic ip shouldn't matter...
[12:01] <UltimatePisman> I want to know how SCIM works. I want private chat with someone that can help me, the general part is too busy
[12:01] <heroin> MementoMori: i dont have one..
[12:01] <UltimatePisman> .
[12:01] <Notch-1> mechdave: same exact thing :D with ps aux | grep -i stjerm i still see the command as launched (not excaped the $() parts), just without the "\"
[12:01] <heroin> MementoMori: i dont have a cable w. internet.. just wlan0 from neighboor
[12:01] <AussieGuy> are the apache2 packages in ubuntu exactly the same as the apache2 packages in debian?
[12:02] <Kalmi> MementoMori, that's too easy :)
[12:02] <UltimatePisman> Anyone? On the Dutch Ubuntu Forums, they didn't help me.
[12:02] <MementoMori> anyway... heroin you have to modify your /etc/smb.conf in particular the interfaces directive.
[12:02] <zhanghe> hffgh
[12:03] <zhanghe> 安装不了
[12:03] <zhanghe> make 出错
[12:03] <Trentor> Question:  I have been trying to install ubuntu 9.04 persistantly on a usb flashdrive and having no luck, I am wondering if there is a way to get ubuntu on a flashdrive so you can not only boot into the operating system but say if you install a program or change the wallpaper it stays, because currently every change i make gets undone every time i restart
[12:04] <zhanghe> ？？
[12:04] <Kalmi> Trentor, how big is your pendrive?
[12:04] <Trentor> 16gb
[12:04] <UltimatePisman> ZHanghe, look in your private dialog.
[12:05] <heroin> MementoMori: as Kalmi said it listens on all interfaces by default?
[12:05] <MementoMori> heroin: oh... and dont forget about configuring nic 2 nic packets forwarding
[12:05] <Notch-1> Trentor: maybe you need to add persistence, but i suggest to not do anything, this system is very unstable, it works fine only with read-only cd version :D
[12:05] <Trentor> Right now I am using the following tool: http://klik.atekon.de/liveusb/
[12:06] <MementoMori> heroin: no it doesnt. read the link i pasted here
[12:06] <Kalmi> MementoMori, packet forwarding? what? why?
[12:06] <Trentor> Here is my forum link with all of my written information: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1167504
[12:06] <Trentor> Notch-1: What do you mean?  How do I add persistence to my drive?
[12:07] <MementoMori> Kalmi: as I've understood he needs to share a samba server between two lans
[12:07] <Notch-1> Trentor: see usb-creator
[12:07] <P4R41> Trentor: would unetbootin be perfect for you?
[12:07] <meus> hi all
[12:07] <MementoMori> are these lan branches separated?
[12:07] <heroin> MementoMori: i need my xbox to see my smb shares on eth0, my ubuntubox is also connected to wlan0
[12:08] <heroin> MementoMori: yes 192.168.0 and 1
[12:08] <sabgenton_> is it posable to boot a cd from grub
[12:08] <Notch-1> Trentor: but i warn you, i no longer use that, it's simply expoloding...
[12:08] <sabgenton_> my bios dosn't boot cds
[12:08] <heroin> sabgenton_: wow..
[12:08] <sabgenton_> yeah I know
[12:08] <Kalmi> MementoMori, the samba server has two nics... and I don't think that he has managed to connect to the samba server an any interface..
[12:08] <MementoMori> and you want the xbox to surf the web, dont you?
[12:08] <Trentor> See, the thing is, currently my home directory (or a separate partition when I have tried other tools) is perfect, I can make files and they will stay there, I am trying to have the filesystem do that, everytime I try this it makes the filesystem very small (1gb) and I only get around 998mb of free space
[12:08] <Kalmi> MementoMori, the samba server has two nics... and I don't think that he has managed to connect to the samba server on an any interface..
[12:09] <sabgenton_> theres slightly more to it that that
[12:09] <sabgenton_> ok it dosn't boot external usb cdroms
[12:09] <Trentor> Notch-1:  What do you mean?  Have you had problems doing this?  I want to be able to have ubuntu with the tools I want on a usb flashdrive and take the operating system with me wherever I go
[12:09] <Notch-1> Trentor: don't know, i hate casper, sorry :D
[12:09] <laxa8831> sabgenton: no cdrom boot? u on a netbook?
[12:09] <Trentor> I am starting to hate it too, lol
[12:09] <Kalmi> Trentor, just install ubuntu on your pendrive as you would do with a normal hdd
[12:09] <Kalmi> Trentor, from a cd
[12:09] <sabgenton_> yeah pritty much
[12:09] <Trentor> With a live cd?  Will that work Kalmi?
[12:09] <sabgenton_> my eeepc works fine that way
[12:10] <Kalmi> Trentor, yes
[12:10] <sabgenton_> but this is an old tablet pc
[12:10] <laxa8831> sabgenton: and no usb boot?
[12:10] <Notch-1> Trentor: there was no way for me, there are a lot of well known unsolved bugs...
[12:10] <Trentor> I'm running a thinkpad t61, they have awesome linux support, that should work
[12:10] <Kalmi> Trentor, I'm using an external USB hdd right now
[12:10] <kholerabbi> is ubuntu brainstorm open source? does anyone know?
[12:10] <Trentor> Ok, thanks for the help, I will have to try that
[12:10] <Trentor> then netbootin
[12:11] <ziroday> kholerabbi: brainstorm is open source
[12:11] <Trentor> And if nothing else works then I'll be back, hehe, thanks!
[12:11] <Notch-1> Kalmi: me too, but without aufs squasfs or similar, they explodes in my hands...
[12:11] <kholerabbi> thank you
[12:12] <heroin> MementoMori: ok i did taht guide dont work
[12:12] <zhanghe> how can i install .gz
[12:12] <Notch-1> eventually i just used a simple loop mounted system, adding some line of code in the initrd to boot it...
[12:12] <Kalmi> Notch-1, sorry.. I don't know anything about aufs or squasfs... It just works for me...
[12:12] <ziroday> !compile | zhanghe
[12:12] <jrib> zhanghe: what are you trying to install exactly?
[12:12] <Notch-1> Kalmi: then don't expect to have a stable system, sorry :D
[12:12] <zhanghe> .gz
[12:13] <Kalmi> Notch-1, eh... It's stable... works on most machines I plug it into...
[12:13] <jrib> zhanghe: no, what program exactly?
[12:13] <Notch-1> Kalmi: you do update sometimes?
[12:13] <zhanghe> gnome
[12:13] <Kalmi> Notch-1, yes...
[12:14] <jrib> zhanghe: are you using ubuntu?
[12:14] <zhanghe> 9.04
[12:14] <Kalmi> Notch-1, when will it break?
[12:14] <jrib> zhanghe: ubuntu comes with gnome by defaulth
[12:14] <Zzeiss> How does one reset the "keychain password"?  I changed my login password via rood and now they are out of sync.  The prompt is annoying....
[12:14] <Notch-1> Kalmi: i've been working on this for like 6 months, believe me it will break in several different ways
[12:15] <Kalmi> Notch-1, like?
[12:15] <Kalmi> Notch-1, kernel update?
[12:15] <Kalmi> Notch-1, what?
[12:15] <Saouka> Hey all, what are chain-tools? Was told to reinstall them, but I've completely forgotten what they are.
[12:15] <peter_> hi, is there anyway to make my pidgin windows transparent without compiz?
[12:15] <heroin> Kalmi: OK new error message =]
[12:16] <heroin> Kalmi: i added samba service to the rule stuff in firestarter
[12:16] <heroin> Kalmi: it now gives me the following error
[12:17] <Notch-1> Kalmi: well the first one i remember is that for a little bug when you do update it calls the wrong update-initramfs script, you have to overwrite it with a link to the correct one, but there are several filesystem issues also, look at dmesg
[12:17] <P4R41> woo 41 min until koala
[12:17] <Notch-1> i can't consider stable a system that produces hundreds of errors and warnings per minute
[12:18] <Kalmi> Notch-1, mine does not produce  hundreds of errors and warnings per minute... Can it be because mine is installed on an external hhd and not a pendrive?
[12:19] <orlok> How can i get my wireless network to come up witout X?
[12:19] <Kalmi> Notch-1, dmesg looks fine...
[12:19] <Kalmi> heroin, what's the error message? :D
[12:19] <Notch-1> Kalmi: yes, maybe, usb pens are bitches, but there are A LOT of misfunctioning things when using casper/aufs/unionfs/squasfs
[12:20] <Notch-1> Kalmi: what did you used to create it?
[12:20] <Kalmi> Notch-1, oh... did I mention that I'm using none of those?
[12:20] <mib_tz3usa> c
[12:20] <Kalmi> Notch-1, I just did a normal install
[12:20] <mrwes> orlok, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=571188
[12:21] <Notch-1> Kalmi: i thouth you don't know, a normal install it's very different, it's a normal install :D
[12:21] <Notch-1> Kalmi: the normal install works, thank god :D
[12:22] <orlok> mrwes: cheers, building a robot and its laptop is running ubuntu.. its getting to be a pain
[12:22] <Notch-1> Kalmi: well, not on every pendrive/bios, but it's not just ubuntu fault in this case
[12:22] <^Slither^> I have some wlan issues, cannot connect when using WPA-PSK, but without security it works fine, anyone have some helpful hints?
[12:22] <mrwes> orlok: hrmm...why are you using the desktop version? Maybe the server version might suffice
[12:23] <Trentor> Question:  Installing ubuntu onto a usb thumb drive, do I install bootloader on the flashdrive or do I not install a boot loader?  I won't be adding any operating systems to the usb drive besides ubuntu and I would like to be able to boot to it on different computers.
[12:24] <Trentor> And the boot loader of course being GRUB
[12:24] <Kalmi> Trentor, sure
[12:24] <Trentor> Sure, install boot loader same partition as ubuntu being installed on flash drive?
[12:24] <Kalmi> Trentor, yes
[12:25] <P4R41> Trentor: install the bootloader, without it you'd have to have a bootloader on another medium that recognizes the os on the pendrive
[12:25] <chachin> :O
[12:25] <chachin> ohai
[12:25] <chachin> anyone here
[12:26] <Trentor> P4R41: Makes perfect sense, thanks
[12:26] <chachin> ubuntu is sooooo much cooler than vista ;D
[12:26] <Kalmi> Notch-1, I have had odd problems, yes... like there is certain type of machine at work (actually there are 15 of them) for which I have to unplug and plug back in the hdd at the right time (after two error messages, but before the third), othwise it will drop me to busybox...
[12:26] <Notch-1> Trentor: best way for me is to use the hp utility to make the pen bootable, and then launch grub4dos, other ways corrupts my (fat32) filesystem, don't ask why... but if you do the normal install (ext3) the standard grub work just fine, depending on the pen/bios you have...
[12:26] <P4R41> Trentor: np...i was doing the same thing yesterday, but instead of a pendrive, on a harddrive that would boot the livecd iso
[12:27] <Kalmi> Notch-1, actually that's the fault of that certain usb driver... I found the trick for it on launchpad
[12:27] <Trentor> Notch-1: Thanks, hehe, if the thumb drive breaks I can just go return it, thanks to microcenter for giving out awful quality usb pen drives with lifetime warranties, lol
[12:28] <Notch-1> Kalmi: yes that's what i was talking about, what kind of error?
[12:28] <P4R41> Trentor: just remember the computers you'll be using the pendrive on better be able to boot from usb
[12:28] <Notch-1> Trentor: hehe is a multiple fault (bios/pendrive/os), the ones that got never punished :D
[12:29] <visitor> hi
[12:29] <P4R41> !hi
[12:29] <Trentor> P4: Yeah, PXE won't cut it will it?
[12:29] <Trentor> Nvm that, it wont, lol
[12:30] <P4R41> Trentor: you can always have a livecd with you that will boot the pendrive :)
[12:30] <Trentor> lol
[12:30] <darkham> please help me with anyremote
[12:31] <Zzeiss> When I re-log-in from hibernated screensaver, I have to enter my old password for the keyring to get the wlan to work.  This only happened after I changed my account password from root.  So- how do I reset the wlan keychain password?
[12:33] <Notch-1> ok new problem: how to execute a command every kernel update? like m-a for some previously builded modules (i'm with a loop-aes root filesystem, so i need the modules or i can't boot!)
[12:34] <eirikb> Hello. I have two computers with their own internet IP address, both running ubuntu. Is there a way to make a program on a spesific port go through the other computer? I can set the other computer to port forward and set all incoming traffic on the specific port to route to the given destination, but how can I force all outgoing traffic on the given port to go to the other computer instead? Thanks
[12:34] <Notch-1> every kernel update i have to re-run m-a a-i loop-aes AND update-initramfs -ua, or i can't boot anymore...
[12:34] <jrib> Notch-1: shouldn't you be able to load aes and cryptoloop without having to execute anything special?
[12:35] <Notch-1> jrib: not after a kernel upgrade :D
[12:35] <Kalmi> Notch-1, hdd releated soft lockups
[12:35] <jrib> Notch-1: is there a different module you need to load?
[12:37] <Notch-1> jrib: different from what? i need to load the loop.ko builded with m-a off course, but i don't have the one for the new installed kernel until i re-run m-a.. so at boot time it just can't find it
[12:38] <jrib> Notch-1: different from the two modules I mentioned: aes and cryptoloop
[12:38] <P4R41> the recommendation: get Andoird-Sans and install it as the default system font, its dead sexy
[12:38] <Notch-1> Kalmi: never saw that one, sorry
[12:39] <Notch-1> jrib: ah nono, i just need the loop-aes one
[12:39] <Zhane> i'm using wubi with ubuntu intrepid. but when i try to install it, it hang at system paritioning, formating some swap partition. I tried redl the iso, defrag my drive, defrag swap.disk, chk for errors with my drive, but it doesnt help. what can i do?
[12:40] <jrib> Notch-1: well my point is you shouldn't need to use m-a for neither aes nor cryptolop
[12:40] <jrib> loop even
[12:41] <P4R41> Zhane: hangs how? takes a long time to do nothing? gives an error?
[12:41] <Notch-1> the strange thing is that loop-aes already have some hook scripts for keeping the system working after updates, but m-a don't so i don't have the module itself...
[12:41] <mechdave> Notch-1, this might be a job for later... concentration is suffering right now :(
[12:41] <Zhane> P4R41: takes a long time to do nothing
[12:41] <fat0ss> http://neshu1909.mybrute.com beat my brute
[12:41] <Notch-1> jrib: no, it must be installed, there is a package with the sources that has to be builded
[12:41] <P4R41> Zhane: how large is the drive?
[12:42] <Zhane> P4R41: i tried to make 8gb ones, the swap was ard 1gb..and im using ntfs for that drive
[12:42] <heroin> fat0ss: sec
[12:42] <P4R41> you're using ntfs for the swap?
[12:42] <Notch-1> mechdave: no problem, thank you anyway for trying so much, i apprecieted
[12:42] <Kalmi> Notch-1, it works fine if I unplug and plug it back in at the right moment... a found a nice bug (with lots of comment) for it on launchpad... the usb driver is buggy and reinitializes the usb devices at some point...
[12:42] <Zhane> P4R41:  the drive where the swap is held is ntfs
[12:43] <P4R41> how is the drive partitioned?
[12:43] <Saouka> Been told to reinstall chain-tools, but no idea what they are. Help?
[12:43] <Zhane> P4R41: dunno? wubi did it for me
[12:43] <heroin> fat0ss: done http://orangeswarm.mybrute.com/fight/?d=neshu1909;k=29e47b337d7e
[12:43] <Kalmi> Saouka, A chain tool is a small mechanical device used to "break" a bicycle chain in such a way that it can be mended with the same tool.
[12:43] <P4R41> then it didn't really partition it. is it a dual system?
[12:43] <P4R41> dual boot system*
[12:43] <Kalmi> Saouka, sorry... I have no idea how to reinstall it.
[12:43] <Zhane> P4R41: ya..
[12:43] <mechdave> Notch-1, no worries, to do it anyway you could make it into an executable script and stick it in /usr/local/bin and then point to it with session programs
[12:44] <Saouka> Kalmi: Thanks for the witticism, atleast I know the messages are being sent atleast. >.<
[12:44] <P4R41> you have windows on one parition, correct?
[12:44] <chetnick> can i copy my home folder including config files from 8.04 to 9.04?
[12:44] <jrib> chetnick: sure
[12:44] <Zhane> P4R41: my main is windows, and i run wubi on it to install ubuntu
[12:45] <chetnick> jrib: i wont have any compatibility issues?
[12:45] <Saouka> Anyone know what chain-tools are?
[12:45] <Kalmi> Saouka, what gave you that message?
[12:45] <jrib> chetnick: only if you use braindead apps
[12:46] <P4R41> Zhane: i'd suggest booting from the live cd and installing onto the partition windows isn't on
[12:46] <Notch-1> Kalmi: yes, too many bugs in those drivers...
[12:46] <Zhane> P4R41: hmm.. windows on C, wubi on D
[12:46] <Zhane> i can still use wubi when booting from live cd?
[12:46] <Saouka> Kalmi: I was trying to install gcc, and got the error: "failed to run configure", so I googled it, and that was the instruction.
[12:46] <P4R41> Zhane: from what i learned, wubi doesn't really install ubuntu, it just throws it on top of the windows install
[12:46] <Notch-1> mechdave: i know, i was looking for a cleaner way... it's just a command so i don't like to make a script for it... i'll keep trying..
[12:47] <Batte> Hi all,
[12:47] <Batte> is there any way to get 3D acceleration working on 9.04 with older cards (ati radeon 9800pro)?
[12:47] <P4R41> uninstall wubi, boot from the livecd and install to the other partition
[12:48] <kryle> anyone know if there is swedish language pack to get to puppy linux?
[12:48] <Kalmi> Notch-1, I tried it on 4 different types of machines so far... on 3 it worked without any issues. For the fourth one I found that workaround.
[12:48] <Kalmi> Saouka, how were you trying to install gcc?
[12:49] <Notch-1> Kalmi: then you can consider yourself lucky :D
[12:50] <Notch-1> Kalmi: same usb hd?
[12:50] <Kalmi> Notch-1, :)
[12:50] <Kalmi> Notch-1, yes
[12:50] <Notch-1> Kalmi: don't change it :D
[12:50] <Kalmi> Notch-1, it's a shiny one... people think it has touchscreen...
[12:51] <Notch-1> Kalmi: beautiful, one more reason not to change it :DD
[12:52] <Notch-1> (unless you found one with touchscreen :P)
[12:52] <AlexStacey> hi, i'm after a bit of help with an ubuntu/vista dual boot - i installed vista clean then shrink'd the disk and have just run through the ubuntu install (installing grub onto the same partition as ubuntu) - now I have an ubuntu desktop screen with an install icon on it and i'm not sure if it has been installed of if i'm running off the cd - any ideas?
[12:53] <Kalmi> Notch-1, http://prohardver.hu/dl/cnt/2009-01/2746/pic/s1_09b.jpg
[12:53] <Saouka> Kalmi: Nevermind, I'm installing from a binary now, found the problem.
[12:53] <Batte> AlexStacey: take out the cd and boot ...
[12:54] <Notch-1> so, guys, any way to execute a command after kernel updates? there are already some commands, just point me to them please....
[12:54] <Kalmi> Saouka, why were you trying to compile gcc?
[12:54] <Kalmi> Saouka, :S
[12:54] <Batte> Is there any way to get 3D acceleration working on 9.04 with older cards (ati radeon 9800pro)?
[12:54] <AlexStacey> Batte: doing that now...
[12:55] <Notch-1> Kalmi: cute, but i also hate samsung :P they disbelieve their products after they sell them to you
[12:55] <Kalmi> disbelieve?
[12:56] <Kalmi> Notch-1, what do you mean by disbelieve?
[12:56] <keith> hi
[12:56] <united7> hi
[12:56] <mathis> c va
[12:56] <mathis> site
[12:56] <mathis> chite
[12:56] <mathis> dsl
[12:57] <elky> mathis, what are you trying to do?
[12:57] <Notch-1> Kalmi: they said they don't know anything about it, they forgot :D
[12:57] <united7> help me
[12:57] <ozzmosis> Notch-1: is that code for "they don't honour their warranty" ?
[12:57] <elky> united7, nobody can help until you tell us what you need help with.
[12:58] <united7> thank u,in one 1 min
[12:58] <Kalmi> united7, :)
[12:58] <Batte> maybe someone can helop me in that minute :p *hint*
[12:58] <Lillois1986> Does someone know which biterate I have to set up in order to backup my DVDs in x264 ?
[12:58] <elky> Batte, i'm not sure what you're trying to do.
[12:59] <Notch-1> ozzmosis: yes, thank you, there are no support after selling, a couple times when i was still using windows i lost the cds and i can't use the webcam! it happened at least with another device, but i can't remember now
[12:59] <Lillois1986> bitrate*
[12:59] <ozzmosis> Notch-1: ah, Samsung aren't alone there
[12:59] <Batte> elky: I have open video drivers installed now .. but they are slow
[12:59] <Batte> amd has drivers
[12:59] <Batte> but they dont support 90.4
[12:59] <Batte> I think
[12:59] <Kalmi> Notch-1, no drivers on the web?
[13:00] <Notch-1> ozzmosis: yeah, but with them is a constant
[13:00] <elky> Batte, is there anything available at System > Administration > Hardware Drivers ?
[13:01] <Notch-1> Kalmi: no, there was the same official version all over any site i've been looking to, but there was some bad bugs...
[13:01] <Batte> elky: no nothing there
[13:03] <bbb> .
[13:03] <Batte> elky: there are drivers installed but they are not so great, amd has moved the agp card to the legacy pack, wich means they gave up support. But that pack doesnt support ubuntu 9.04 I think
[13:03] <united7> yahoo messenger is not working in ubentu, can anone help??
[13:03] <bbb> pidgim ?
[13:03] <bbb> pidgin
[13:04] <safruhani> 2nd
[13:04] <Kalmi> Notch-1, linux/windows drivers?
[13:05] <yellabs> hi there
[13:05] <yellabs> what happened to soundjuicer on 9.04?
[13:05] <united7> hi yell
[13:06] <Paddy_EIRE> yellabs: its still in the repositories just not installed by default in favour of brasero
[13:06] <ozzmosis> 22:06 ozzmosis@sauber [~]apt-cache search juicer
[13:06] <ozzmosis> sound-juicer - GNOME 2 CD Ripper
[13:06] <speedhawk> hello
[13:06] <nitesh> !ubottu
[13:06] <perlsyntax> What all on the ubuntu 9.04 dvd?
[13:07] <yellabs> ah brasero has cd extract too
[13:07] <perlsyntax> Does come with gnome-ppp or wvdial?
[13:07] <Notch-1> Kalmi: windows drivers, on ubuntu it's plug-n-play :D
[13:07] <Kalmi> Notch-1, :D
[13:07] <speedhawk> i have a big problem with my noteboo. when i try to reboot or shutdown the notebook the whole display is over all white backslashs and the notebook is freezing / what should i try?
[13:07] <Dr_Willis> mooo
[13:07] <yellabs> hmm, or not
[13:08] <orlok> yay my arduino -> python code is working properly
[13:08] <mellys> btw where is the button1 located?
[13:08] <owen1> how to upgrade new version from teminal?
[13:08] <speedhawk> owen1: update-manager -d
[13:09] <Notch-1> mmm i can't find anymore where to change the multicolor nick setting in pidgin, can you help me ?
[13:09] <Notch-1> i want to see every nick with the same color
[13:09] <perlsyntax> Does anyoneknow what on the dvd for ubuntu 9.04 or is there a link i can look at?
[13:09] <owen1> speedhawk: thanks. it will only upgrade to the next version, and will not 'jump' to recent?
[13:10] <Dr_Willis> perlsyntax:  most cases you dont need the dvd image.  I think it just has both the alt-installer and desktop installer.  Nothing that differetn then whats on the cd's
[13:10] <nitesh> I am not able to use internet via wifi on my intrepid box......however i am able to  use it in XP
[13:11] <perlsyntax> i see
[13:11] <speedhawk> have anyone some idea why this happened?
[13:11] <Dr_Willis> !wireless | nitesh
[13:12] <nitesh> Dr_Willis : my ubuntu box connects to wireless network just fine but i am not able to use the internet
[13:13] <P4R41> holeeee...my system is running about 5x faster once i went to karmic koala
[13:13] <th0r> nitesh: are you connected to the wireless network now?
[13:14] <nitesh> yes but i am using XP reight now
[13:14] <aftertaf> P4R41: on karmic already??
[13:14] <aftertaf> wow
[13:14] <Dr_Willis> nitesh:  youve not told the channel much facts.. like how you  are networked.. but a simple test is to see ifyou can 'ping google.com' or 'ping 74.125.45.100' - If the # ping works.. then its a sign your dns servers are set wrong. If neither work.. well you got deeper config problems
[13:14] <th0r> nitesh: ok...there is no way to test unless you can get the linux box on the network while you are here in irc
[13:14] <P4R41> aftertaf: i installed the alpha just now, had issues with intel drivers with jaunty
[13:15] <P4R41> aftertaf: did not expect such massive performance increases
[13:15] <aftertaf> nice:)
[13:15] <aftertaf> due to what? kernel? intel?
[13:15] <Tarthen> nitesh: Are you sure that  you haven't set an incorrect DNS/default gateway in your Ubuntu setup or got the wrong password?
[13:15] <P4R41> my guess would be intel drivers
[13:15] <frojnd> Hello there. I have 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon Mobility X1400 card. And I'd like to see if I use restricted drivers or opensource drivers. Looking at /etc/X11/xorg.conf doesn't give me any perspective: http://pastebin.com/m74c1c9d How can I install dirverese that supports 3d and also video output?
[13:15] <Tarthen> nitesh: Can you ping others in yout network?
[13:15] <frojnd> I've just install ubuntu..
[13:16] <nitesh> Tarthen: i dont get any login page
[13:16] <aftertaf> nitesh: does your wireless router use dhcp?
[13:16] <Tarthen> nitesh: Login Page?
[13:16] <aftertaf> niten: or do you need to set a static IP? What did you do in XP?
[13:16] <paulo39> hi, can you tell me where is the directory in which is saved my transmission configurations? just because i want to backup older configurations but i don't see any .transmission directory on my user directory
[13:16] <Dr_Willis> frojnd:  you can  grep modules /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[13:17] <gartral> frojnd: good luck, i know 4 people with that card serise, no-one can get it working
[13:17] <nitesh> aftertaf: yes i use static ip
[13:17] <aftertaf> paulo39: use dpkg -L transmission
[13:17] <Tarthen> nitesh: Static
[13:17] <P4R41> aftertaf: my boot time just dropped below 20 sec with ext4, and i still have yet to profile grub
[13:17] <Dr_Willis> frojnd:  to see what modules x is using.. one of those lines it gives will be the X driver module.
[13:17] <nitesh> aftertaf: i am part of a WAN
[13:17] <P4R41> not bad for a 6 yo computer
[13:17] <aftertaf> niten: did u configure static ip on ubuntu?
[13:17] <Tarthen> P4R41: Niiiice.
[13:17] <jjjjzkf> yo pals, can anyone pls tell me the name of the small app which allows a newbie user to easily install an ATI driver?
[13:17] <aftertaf> P4R41: i guess you installed and reformatted partiiton?
[13:17] <jjjjzkf> i forgot it ;(
[13:18] <Tarthen> jjjjzkf: Synaptic can install ATI drivers, can't it?
[13:18] <P4R41> nope. just a direct update from jaunty
[13:18] <nitesh> Tarthen: when i connect to the network and open any page then i get a login page in which i give my usrname and pass
[13:18] <owen1> speedhawk: i get an error with GtkWarning: could not open display. btw, i don't have X yet.
[13:18] <Dr_Willis> jjjjzkf:  ati drivers are a bit... annoying at this times.. many cards that used to use the fglrx driver now seems to use teh GPL driver..
[13:18] <Tarthen> nitesh: Hmm. You behind a gateway?
[13:19] <jjjjzkf> thank you all
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> jjjjzkf:  system -> admin -> hardware drivers
[13:19] <aftertaf> P4R41: so how did u get ext4 already?
[13:19] <frojnd> Dr_Willis: can you be a little bit more specific it has 100lines and If I search for x module I don't find anything
[13:19] <nitesh> Tarthen: yes and i dont get that page in ubuntu
[13:19] <aftertaf> installed jaunty that way?
[13:19] <P4R41> my theory is that the alpha 1 can't have that major changes from jaunty, the biggest was the intel improvements which somehow didn't make it into jaunty. because its not changed as much it can't be as unstable
[13:19] <Dr_Willis> frojnd:  thats why i gave that grep command.. it trims it down to about 10 lines.
[13:19] <P4R41> aftertaf: yeh i used the alternate disk installer
[13:20] <Tarthen> nitesh: How are you connected? PCCard, Ethernet/Wifi or USB modem?
[13:20] <aftertaf> ah ok.... ;)
[13:20] <Dr_Willis> frojnd:  the one this card is using has '/modules/drivers//XXXXXX.so' saying the driver this card is using.
[13:20] <nitesh> Tarthen: wi-fi
[13:20] <frojnd> Dr_Willis: oh  | grep modules :)
[13:20] <kwtm> hello.  What does "purge" mean, as in apt-get "purge" whateverpackage?  Documentation keeps talking about it as if we already know the difference between "purge" and "remove".
[13:21] <aftertaf> purge removes left over configuration files
[13:21] <sebsebseb> hi
[13:21] <aftertaf> moo
[13:21] <Tarthen> nitesh: On XP do you use Zeroconf or a 3rd party app (LELA, ect)
[13:21] <kwtm> aftertaf: What do you mean?  "remove" does not remove configuration files?  What does it remove, then?
[13:21] <frojnd> Dr_Willis: I guess I use radeon drivers: (II) Loading /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers//radeon_drv.so
[13:21] <Dr_Willis> frojnd:  looks like pure WIN to me. :)
[13:21] <nevermore> Hey. My new Ubuntu 9.04 CD arrived today.
[13:21] <nitesh> Tarthen: pls be clear..........i am a newbie
[13:21] <nevermore> Going to reinstall over my existing installtion
[13:21] <MCmurray> Hi everyone, I would need to hide my IP for a short while, maybe a week or so....could someone please help me !!
[13:22] <sebsebseb> nevermore: ok
[13:22] <nevermore> but keep my /home dir (on sep partition)
[13:22] <Tarthen> MCmurray: Unplug your internet
[13:22] <P4R41> nevermore: enjoy. but hope you don't have intel video card :)
[13:22] <frojnd> Dr_Willis: depends... how can I check what version of radeon? maybe there is never version on the net...
[13:22] <nevermore> ...
[13:22] <MCmurray> whoa thanks
[13:22] <nevermore> I do have an intel video card.
[13:22] <sebsebseb> MCmurray: yep you can't hide your ip address 100%
[13:22] <TUplink> im running into probs with NFS and permisions.... is there a like login server that will manage all this for me.... so that the UIDś and GIDś are the same for all computers?
[13:22] <nevermore> what's the problem?
[13:22] <Tarthen> MCmurray: Depends if you have a Dynamic or static
[13:22] <Dr_Willis> frojnd:  thats the GPL/OSS driver.. to upgrade to a newer version.. you wouldbasicially have to upgrade/update your X.. i think
[13:22] <MCmurray> do I get a new Ip evertime I connect again?
[13:22] <Tarthen> MCmurray: Dynamic, you will
[13:23] <MCmurray> How do I find out
[13:23] <owen1> do i need X to upgrade version? i get error on 'update-manager -d'
[13:23] <Tarthen> MCmurray: Usually in Aus or such your dynamic
[13:23] <kwtm> aftertaf: No answer?  Okay, I will try purging and hope everything works out.
[13:23] <Tarthen> MCmurray: Ask your ISP
[13:23] <Tarthen> MCmurray: Usually you would be
[13:23] <nevermore> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[13:23] <frojnd> Dr_Willis: can you suggest me a good wiki, howto?
[13:23] <MCmurray> Ok thanks
[13:23] <P4R41> nevermore: could be nothing, could be performance issues
[13:23] <ikaros> yes MCmurray your isp will renew the ip after reconnecting
[13:23] <nevermore> right.
[13:23] <Tarthen> MCmurray: Why do you need to hide>
[13:23] <nevermore> anything major? Like, non-3d and intensive stuff, will that be okay?
[13:23] <P4R41> nevermore: i don't think 965 are affected, i think it was the 8xx that was the problem
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> frojnd:  nope.. I imagine you wont gain much by learning to 'upgrade to the latest X' because  9.04 was just released so it has a very very new X anyway.
[13:24] <Dr_Willis> frojnd:  tell the channel the actual PROBLEM you are having with your video card?
[13:24] <nevermore> thanks.
[13:24] <aftertaf> owen1: you can use apt-get and do it yourself, if you know what youre doing
[13:24] <nevermore> have made list of my installed packages and repos.
[13:24] <nevermore> so really I think there's nothing else.
[13:24] <owen1> aftertaf: sure. what should i do? change list.sources?
[13:25] <MCmurray> One more thing though. I wrote, orignally it was a joke,  some things about a school in a blog, How can I make sure nobody finds out about it
[13:25] <MCmurray> its enough just unpluggin the internet?
[13:25] <AussieGuy> hiding your ip wont help
[13:25] <frojnd> Dr_Willis: when I run glxgears and I maximize em, I get about 100fps that's relativelly ok for my card, but there is flickering...
[13:25] <darkham> please help me with anyremote
[13:25] <nevermore> so, unless anyone has any suggestions/warnings
[13:25] <frojnd> Dr_Willis: I'm assuming this would be also if I watch movies...
[13:25] <Tarthen> MCmurray: If you added your name, your screwed
[13:25] <nevermore> I'll 9.04 this beast
[13:25] <Tarthen> MCmurray: But if it was anonymous
[13:25] <frojnd> Dr_Willis: haven't tested video output but I'm going to now..
[13:26] <MCmurray> hehe im not that braindamaged
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> frojnd:  be glad your card works.. try a movie and see..  :)
[13:26] <Tarthen> MCmurray: You should be okay
[13:26] <ikaros> =)
[13:26] <frojnd> Dr_Willis: on it :=)
[13:26] <Dr_Willis> frojnd:  3d and watching movies are not the same thing. :)
[13:26] <MCmurray> the only thing that shows is my fakename and my IP
[13:26] <MCmurray> Ok?
[13:26] <frojnd> Dr_Willis: oh I know that :)
[13:26] <aftertaf> owen1: yes, for one.... and run sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[13:26] <Tarthen> MCmurray: Your untracable
[13:26] <MCmurray> hehe thabnks
[13:26] <Tarthen> MCmurray: As far as your IP
[13:26] <MCmurray> bye you guys
[13:26] <Tarthen> bye
[13:26] <gordonjcp> MCmurray: why do you want to hide your IP?
[13:27] <aftertaf> lol
[13:27] <owen1> aftertaf: works. thank you!
[13:27] <sebsebseb> that ip stuff was off topic, well he is gone now
[13:27] <Tarthen> lol
[13:27] <aftertaf> owen1: thank me once all done ;)
[13:27] <th0r> Tarthen: not quite...the isp will have records associating the ip to him
[13:27] <jthing> I reboot the computer. I do netstat | grep orbit | wc -l and get 106! All refer to /tmp/orbit/jthing/link -XXX-X-XXXXXXXXXXXXX where X are digits. ps .aux | grep orbot comes up empty. the tmp file however do exist. What is this?
[13:27] <Tarthen> th0r: But I assume the only way to get that would be a court order, right?
[13:28] <ikaros> right
[13:28] <owen1> aftertaf: i need to upgrade twice. from 8.04 to 8.10 to 9.04...
[13:28] <ikaros> and they wouldnt cause of a blog entry =)
[13:28] <th0r> Tarthen: depends on the country, and other things.
[13:28] <aftertaf> owen1: really dont know.
[13:28] <aftertaf> depends on breakage
[13:28] <jefinc> owen1: why upgrade from hardy? it runs great :)
[13:28] <Tarthen> Okay
[13:29] <owen1> jefinc: i love shiny things..
[13:29] <Tarthen> I have a 8.04 VM running, someone give me something awesome to do with it
[13:29] <jefinc> take over the world
[13:29] <aftertaf> Tarthen: migrate it to mdadm raid 5
[13:29] <frojnd> woops I open it with movie player but it suggest me codecs for the movie. Is it better to install it that way or manually?
[13:29] <frojnd> I open a movie with a movie player..
[13:29] <ikaros> build up a honeypot :)
[13:29] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: install KDE3
[13:29] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: and 4
[13:30] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: and Xubuntu
[13:30] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: Nah, KDE looks horribe
[13:30] <jefinc> frojnd: either way is fine, they are both through the same repositories
[13:30] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: Horrible*
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> frojnd:  i hate movieplayer. I always use vlc or gmplayer.. i personally NEVER use movieplayer.. it seems brain dead about the codec stuff
[13:30] <gartral> any half-life/HL2 clones availible for Ubuntu?
[13:30] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: KDE4 isn't that nice as a GUI, but KDE3 is alright
[13:30] <frojnd> Dr_Willis: well i prefer smplayer...
[13:30] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: Lol
[13:30] <jefinc> frojnd: it will install the codecs the same as  if you were to go to the package manager
[13:30] <frojnd> Dr_Willis: I like continue where it stoped
[13:30] <Dr_Willis> frojnd:  that one uses kde libs i recall.. but use it if you like
[13:31] <owen1> aftertaf: i wasn't asking a question. just stated a fact..i need to upgrade twice.
[13:31] <JediMaster> hey guys, since upgrading to 9.04 my samba won't let me set foce user=root on a share, it makes it ask for a user/pass, removing that one line stops it asking for credentials
[13:31] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: ,but at least most of the apps have KDE4 versions that are better than KDE3, and those same apps most of them will run in Gnome :)
[13:31] <Tarthen> I was thinking of a Squid proxy, but Squid is annoying on Ubuntu. I'm DLing a CentOS 5.2 for that
[13:31] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: also you made it sound like you have Windows as a host, yuck
[13:31] <JediMaster> anyone got any idea why it's starting doing this? It's happened on two ubuntu 8.10 => 9.04 upgrades
[13:31] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: I do.
[13:31] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: XP as a host
[13:31] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: really it should be Windows in a virtual machine :)
[13:31] <petrux> question: I'm currently using Ubuntu 8.04 and I'd like to use TexLive Manager but I cannot find it installed (event if I've already installed TexLive)
[13:31] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: or no Windows at all :d
[13:32] <petrux> anyone here using Tex Live?
[13:32] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: Yeah, but virtualised C&C is bad
[13:32] <aftertaf> owen1: good to know :)
[13:32] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: what's  C&C ?
[13:32] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: Command And Conquer - like Age Of Empires but futuristic
[13:32] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: I'm a gamer xD
[13:32] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: yeah the usaul story some stupid propritary game they want, and  no Linux version
[13:32] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: It's EA
[13:33] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: you could boot up a psyical intall of XP just for games though, and use another OS for everything else?
[13:33] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: yes EA one of the biggest games companies, with a lot of money, but yet no Linux versions
[13:33] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: it's not like they don't have money to pay developers to make for Linux
[13:33] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: No, I'm a VB.NET developer xDD
[13:33] <gartral> sebsebseb: C&C... think Warzone2100
[13:33] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: VB.NET developer  oh no!
[13:33] <Dr_Willis> warzone2100 is a good game. .:)
[13:33] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: I know!!! But I do it at work
[13:34] <Heme^> weehee, finally native support for my erm.. exotic lappy
[13:34] <gartral> Dr_Willis: so is C&C.. on a console
[13:34] <owen1> aftertaf: it finishes downloading 40 MB, but i still have 8.04. maybe there is another command i need to run or change some stuff in sources.list to upgrade it?
[13:34] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: But I've got two Ubuntu boxes installed there xD
[13:34] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: Getting my IT overlord into FOSS
[13:34] <aftertaf> sources.list : change distribution name
[13:34] <Dr_Willis> I perfer 'FreeCol' for my gaming fun.
[13:34] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: heh what an excuse :d  maybe try and get a more Linux friendly job :)   ,but  I don't really care  what job you have as such
[13:35] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: I think VB.net would even work in a vm :D
[13:35] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: We are Linux friendly - I have a Nagios box set up, we have Xen running 4 servers, one of which is CentOS, which I'm making into a Squid proxy
[13:35] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: We're locked into Windows thanks to the fact that we're a government institution
[13:35] <gartral> any half-life/HL2 clones availible for Ubuntu?
[13:36] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: for which countrey?
[13:36] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: We use a document tracking program that's made in VB6. It's buggy as all hell
[13:36] <sebsebseb> gartral: maybe some where
[13:36] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: Australia. I work at The Shire of Wyndham East Kimberley xD
[13:36] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: The location of the new Australia movie
[13:37] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: Only we have ADSL :D
[13:37] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: maybe don't say to much here lol,  since this channel is publicalley logged
[13:37] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: Eh. Probably
[13:37] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: it is
[13:37] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: You done anything with Xen before?
[13:38] <owen1> i can't seem to upgrade my system from the terminal. i tried dist-upgrade but i still have the same version. any ideas?
[13:38] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: no  and  I  guess  the reason  this channel is pretty quite right now, is ,because it's Saturday morning in USA and Canada, where most users seem to be from
[13:38] <sebsebseb> however
[13:38] <aftertaf> owen1: did u reboot?
[13:38] <sebsebseb> !ot
[13:38] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: can continue in pm if you really want
[13:38] <Tarthen> owen1: Chuck in a 9.04 disk i spose
[13:38] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: I g2g xD
[13:39] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: ah ok bye then
[13:39] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: My friend is telling me to GTF on PSN
[13:39] <Tarthen> >:
[13:39] <binnykt1> hi all
[13:39] <sebsebseb> GTF?  PSN?
[13:39] <owen1> aftertaf: no. didn't reboot.
[13:39] <sebsebseb> binnykt1: hi
[13:39] <sebsebseb> Tarthen: what's that?
[13:39] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: GTFO with on instead of out and Playstation Network
[13:39] <owen1> aftertaf: it only download 40MB, r u sure it's ok?
[13:39] <aftertaf> not a lot, i agree.
[13:40] <Tarthen> sebsebseb: PS3, lol.
[13:40] <aftertaf> you did run sudo apt-get update first ?
[13:40] <sebsebseb> Tarthen:  ok have fun then bye
[13:40] <Tarthen> byee
[13:40] <aftertaf> owen1: ^
[13:40] <binnykt1> whats the current topic
[13:40] <owen1> aftertaf: i always thought i neeed to change some stuff in sources.list
[13:40] <JNSamuel> yes
[13:40] <heroin> My xbox with xbmc can not see my samba media shares
[13:40] <sebsebseb> !support
[13:40] <aftertaf> owen1: you do. 1. Chage sources.list, 2 apt-get update, 3 dist-upgrade
[13:40] <frojnd> Dr_Willis: gmplayer isn't in default or multiverese or partner's repos...
[13:40] <sebsebseb> binnykt1: that's what this channel is used for and you can do /topic
[13:41] <binnykt1> ok
[13:41] <binnykt1> Thanks
[13:41] <owen1> aftertaf: mmm. ok. do i need to change all entries in sources.list?
[13:42] <aftertaf> normally yes. hardy>jaunty everywhere
[13:42] <frojnd> Dr_Willis: but than again this is the gui version of mplayer
[13:42] <sebsebseb> aftertaf: not quite
[13:42] <sebsebseb> aftertaf: intrepid>jaunty  possibly yeah
[13:42] <aftertaf> argh
[13:42] <aftertaf> yeah
[13:42] <owen1> aftertaf: ok
[13:42] <aftertaf> hardy>intrepid owen1
[13:43] <binnykt1> Is anyone using empathy?
[13:43] <owen1> aftertaf: ok
[13:48] <kwtm> Question about purging: I can't seem to purge (config files of) packages I've already removed.  Now, I want to purge "mysql", but "amarok" depends on "mysql" and I just want to remove and not purge "amarok".  Can I do this?  How?  (Prefer cmd-line.)
[13:49] <kwtm> Can I do "sudo apt-get remove amarok --purge mysql" or something to selectively purge?
[13:49] <sebsebseb> kwtm: sudo apt-get remove amarok
[13:49] <kwtm> sebsebseb: Oh, of course!  Remove amarok *first* and then it won't get affected by subsequent purge command!  Duhhh... thanks.
[13:49] <jeurky> bonjour, est-il possible d'upgrader ubuntu desktop vers ubuntu serveur sans le CD d'nstall?
[13:49] <th0r> !fr
[13:50] <JNSamuel> moar
[13:50] <kwtm> jeurky: I'll answer you on ubuntu-fr
[13:50] <JNSamuel> bonjour, sirmaddam
[13:50] <jeurky> ok
[13:50] <sebsebseb> !fr
[13:50] <ariellauz> hello
[13:50] <ariellauz> !list
[13:50] <ariellauz> ubottu !bot
[13:51] <JNSamuel> :/
[13:51] <chimf> ^_^
[13:51] <Leszczoman> !pl
[13:51] <LadyNikon> ariellauz: what exactly are you looking for?
[13:51] <owen1> aftertaf: 138MB of download. thanks!
[13:51] <aftertaf> better :)
[13:53] <JNSamuel> oh lawd
[13:54] <N> ËÁË ÁÐÄÅÊÔÑÔ ËÕÂÕÎÔÕ ?
[13:54] <Guest52638> update-manager -d ÎÅ ËÁÔÉÔ
[13:55] <frojnd> Hey what tools do you use for video output?
[13:55] <Guest17794> hey guys i am creating now a cusome ubuntu cd with some tools i need but i want to impress my friends from windows world with some windows rescue tools like regedit and msconfig and chkdsk to fix windows from live cd any one help me with package nams please?
[13:55] <frojnd> I wanna know where to set if I plug in TV...
[13:55] <frojnd> anyone uses tv for watching HD movies?
[13:56] <LadyNikon> Guest17794: did you try searching for the packages names on the ubuntu website?
[13:56] <LadyNikon> Guest17794: http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[13:56] <Guest17794> thank you
[14:00] <murlidhar> is anyone's gtwitter workin cuz mine is not ... everytime it says " connection failed"
[14:00] <murlidhar> ?
[14:00] <tin> what
[14:00] <enovativ> i am running 8.04 , and GNOME desktop , in the file manaer, i am trying to list my file on my hosting site thru ftp as follows : ftp://username:password@ftp.domain_name.com
[14:00] <enovativ> why does the file manager still ask me for the password
[14:01] <logankoester> Has anyone tried installing windows 7 after ubuntu in a dual-boot rig?
[14:01] <sikor_sxe> anyone tried the chromium-browser builds recently? they rock!
[14:01] <sikor_sxe> seems quite stable
[14:01] <sebsebseb> sikor_sxe: no not yet
[14:01] <sikor_sxe> and so fast
[14:01] <sebsebseb> sikor_sxe: haven't tried yet
[14:01] <Batte> Q: Is it normal that skype + totem doesnt work .. I only hear sound from the prog I launch first
[14:01] <logankoester> sikor_sxe: yeah, crazy fast... but kind of featureless
[14:01] <logankoester> I really want to like it
[14:02] <logankoester> Someday I will
[14:02] <Yayo2923> If anyone can help me access vista shared folder threw ubuntu please help. Ubuntu cannot access my vista shared hard drive ive tired everything???????
[14:02] <Yayo2923> 9.04
[14:02] <sikor_sxe> logankoester: just add "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/chromium-daily/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main"
[14:03] <ozzmosis> enovativ: can't answer your question but Filezilla might be worth a look.
[14:03] <sikor_sxe> and install chromium-browser
[14:03] <enovativ> thanks ozzmosis
[14:03] <ozzmosis> enovativ: also, consider using SSH's Secure Copy instead of FTP
[14:03] <enovativ> thanks ozzmosis i will look into that
[14:04] <zagabar1> Yo.
[14:04] <alan_simmonds> sorry about that
[14:04] <alan_simmonds> i kinda broke everything:)
[14:04] <wolfwalker> Gratuitous, not-directly-related-to-Ubuntu question, but I'm hoping someone can direct me.......
[14:04] <mechdave> ubottu, piklab > /me
[14:04] <wolfwalker> Is there a chatroom for linux-using musicians?
[14:04] <alan_simmonds> so where were we?
[14:04] <wolfwalker> Specifically Ubuntu-using musicians
[14:04] <zagabar1> I am looking for a free forum engine to fix on my ubuntu server so that the page I am hosting may have a forum. Is that fixable for free?
[14:04] <jrib> !ubuntustudio | wolfwalker
[14:04] <jrib> wolfwalker: maybe they know better
[14:04] <DaZ> wolfwalker: for all three?
[14:05] <wolfwalker> That'll work
[14:05] <mechdave> ubottu, gimp > mechdave
[14:05] <alan_simmonds> brb..need some tea
[14:05] <darksifer> hi guys i have 3 sata hard disk, and 2 pata hard disk. that is 2 * 500gb sata. 1 * 80gb sata. 1 * 80 gb pata. 1 * 40gb pata. at first i had windows 7 installed on the 80 gb sata n i installed ubuntu on the 40 gb pata. all was running smoothly and flawless for 6 months but i recently installed ideneb on the 80gb sata. n it was successful. all my hardware was working correctly until i boot into ubuntu yesterday. i got kenel panic. when i disconnect all m
[14:05] <darksifer> y harddisk except the one with ubuntu, the latter works flawlessly. i reconnect all my hard ddisks n boot into windows 7. windows detects all my hardisk. i can copy files from any hard disk but wen i used hdd tune i cant get the health status of any of my sata hdd but i can get the health status of my pata hard disk. so can someone tell me what is wrong i really like ubuntu and its my fiirst OS please help me out guys. if possible. i will be grateful.
[14:05] <darksifer> thanks in advance for reading.
[14:05] <FloodBot1> darksifer: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:06] <frojnd> What tools should I use for connecting TV to my lappy through video output?
[14:06] <remote7> has anyone had experience with restart vino-server remotely?
[14:06] <darksifer> sorry for flooding but please see this http://paste.ubuntu.com/178760/
[14:07] <zagabar1>  I am looking for a free forum engine to fix on my ubuntu server so that the page I am hosting may have a forum. Is that fixable for free?
[14:08] <GibbaTheHutt> zagabar1, quite a few free forums out there software wise, just google a bit
[14:08] <wolfwalker> Okay........ #ubuntustudio is asleep.
[14:08] <frojnd> how can I switch between tabs in terminal?
[14:08] <zagabar1> GibbaTheHutt: I found this: http://www.simplemachines.org/    It seems good i think. How do I install it?
[14:09] <darthanubis> frojnd, read the help in the terminal tilebar
[14:09] <Yayo2923> If anyone can help me access vista shared folder threw ubuntu please help. Ubuntu cannot access my vista shared hard drive ive tired everything???????
[14:09] <remote7> I'm attempting to setup vino via SSH when I hadn't initially setup remote sharing. I've got port forwarding and the like all working, but vino doesn't seem to be giving me the screen that's on the monitor
[14:09] <alan_simmonds> so how wants to help me get my network fixed?:)
[14:09] <darthanubis> Yayo2923, shared how?
[14:09] <GibbaTheHutt> zagabar1, http://docs.simplemachines.org/index.php?board=2.0;sort=subject
[14:10] <geirha> remote7: Try logging in with xforwarding, run gconf-editor, browse to desktop/gnome/remote_access and toggle the enabled setting.
[14:10] <alan_simmonds> my jaunty is no longer recieving dhcp
[14:10] <zagabar1> GibbaTheHutt: Oh, thanks.^^
[14:10] <ninjafury> need help with enbling suspend/hibernate on my laptop. Specs: intel p8500, nvidia 960m gt.
[14:10] <owen1> Can I upgrade to 9.04 using the 9.04 CD?
[14:10] <darthanubis> ninjafury, you need to be more specific than that
[14:11] <GibbaTheHutt> alan_simmonds, checked your router setup, also that you are set to receive dhcp ?
[14:11] <Yayo2923> threw network on ubuntu i cannot access my vista machine it says unable to mount location
[14:11] <oivoodoo> Hi, everyone. I installed application via apt-get install eclipse for exaple. And now I want to install another version of ubuntu. Can I backup my installed application(deb packet) and then in the new system install as deb packet?
[14:11] <darthanubis> owen1, try asking again with more detail pleasE?
[14:11] <darthanubis> Yayo2923, it' is permissions on Vista
[14:11] <ninjafury> darthanubis, sorry, i'm using jaunty 64bit. Suspend/hibernate doesn't work, and I have no clue how to get it to.
[14:11] <enzotib> there is a good alternative to synaptic package manager in kde? (excluding synaptic, that brings a lot of gnome libraries, and excluding kpackagekit, that does not have all the synaptic features)
[14:12] <darthanubis> ninjafury, "does not work"?
[14:12] <alan_simmonds> the pc i am on now is receiving dhcp, i have narrowed it down to not being a few things 1) not the router 2) not the cable
[14:12] <ziroday> enzotib: #kubuntu would no best, and AFAIK no
[14:12] <Yayo2923> im not sure. i have firewall disabled
[14:12] <ziroday> enzotib: know sorry :)
[14:12] <owen1> darthanubis: i have 8.10 and want to upgrade to 9.04.  i know how to do it from the terminal, but would like to know if it's possible to do it with the 9.04 CD instead, to save some time of download.
[14:12] <darthanubis> Yayo2923, permissions in not firewall related
[14:12] <alan_simmonds> it was working fine and then fater a reboot it stopped
[14:12] <zagabar1> How can I know what version of PHP and MySQL my server has?
[14:12] <Yayo2923> what permissions would i be looking at on vista?
[14:13] <zagabar1> Ubuntu.
[14:13] <alan_simmonds> oh and static ip doesnt help either as i cant ping anythingoutside the machine
[14:13] <Yayo2923> on the drive it self?
[14:13] <ziroday> owen1: you can do it with the alternate cd
[14:13] <enzotib> thank ziroday
[14:13] <darthanubis> owen1, it is possible, but I don't do stuff like that. You have an internet connection, what is the problem?
[14:13] <wolfwalker> !Wired
[14:13] <darthanubis> !upgrade | owen1
[14:13] <porcelain_doll> oivoodoo, sure if the deb package is still in /var/cache/apt/archives
[14:13] <ninjafury> darthanubis, yes. when i click suspend, it goes to a blank screen with a blinking cursor. It doesn't suspend to ram properly
[14:13] <owen1> ziroday: thanks, i have xubuntu 9.04, not the alternate )-:
[14:14] <darthanubis> !hibernate
[14:14] <darthanubis> !suspend
[14:14] <geirha> zagabar1: php --version; mysql --version
[14:14] <oivoodoo> porcelain_doll: thanks
[14:14] <owen1> darthanubis: true. just wanted to know..
[14:14] <darthanubis> !laptop
[14:14] <ziroday> owen1: you need the alternative :)
[14:14] <ziroday> !msgthebot | owen1 darthanubis
[14:14] <zagabar1> Thanks.
[14:15] <darthanubis> ziroday, I can't be wrong more than twice?
[14:15] <andreiutz> how do install a .bin file ?
[14:15] <zeroday> darthanubis: its better to do it in a PM, keeps this channel nice and clear :)
[14:15] <zeroday> andreiutz: what bin file?
[14:15] <porcelain_doll> andreiutz, chmod +x file.bin then ./file.bin ?!
[14:15] <andreiutz> zeroday, openbravopos-2.30-linux-x64-installer.bin
[14:15] <auristotle> hello
[14:16] <alan_simmonds> so anyone know how to make jaunty notworking work?:)
[14:16] <ActionParsnip> chmod +x ./openbravopos-2.30-linux-x64-installer.bin; ./openbravopos-2.30-linux-x64-installer.bin
[14:16] <ziroday> !doesn't work | alan_simmonds
[14:16] <guyarye> !mp3
[14:17] <guyarye> !wikipedia
[14:17] <ziroday> !msgthebot > guyarye
[14:18] <guyarye> !msgthebot > ubottu
[14:19] <alan_simmonds> @ubottu basically the problem is this, (and everything was fine) i turned on the pc yesterday afternoon, and suddenly i had no dhcp, when i assign static ip i cant ping the router, i booted windows and all was fine, so it is not hardware or cable, jaunty just went odd, i have been through all of the forum post to see if i can find a solution but i havent yet:)
[14:19] <ThomasTing> Is there anyone that likes watching films?
[14:20] <Kalmi> !offtopic | ThomasTing
[14:20] <shashwatpns> I am developing an application for banking system. This will be a commercial use. Do I need to take license for UBUNTU.
[14:20] <aftertaf> alan_simmonds: what do you see when you ifconfig ?
[14:20] <Kalmi> shashwatpns, no :)
[14:20] <ThomasTing> Thank you.I'll do it.
[14:21] <alan_simmonds> well now, shall i copy it and pm it to you/
[14:21] <Kalmi> !bot | ubottu
[14:21] <aftertaf> pastebin it :)
[14:21] <joaopinto> shashwatpns, ubuntu does not require licensing for any purpose, if you intend to have comercial support, check Canonical's page
[14:23] <remote7> geirha: that's achieved something. I can now connect, but I the screen I connect to is black, and the pointer is a small white ring
[14:23] <kholerabbitwo> .
[14:24] <g0wda> anyone know how to get limewire on ubuntu?
[14:24] <darksifer> sorry for flooding but please see this http://paste.ubuntu.com/178760/
[14:24] <geirha> remote7: It's probably waiting for someone physically at the machine to click an "Allow" button
[14:24] <andreiutz> porcelain_doll, thanks
[14:24] <scunizi> !p2p | g0wda
[14:25] <zagabar1> Im setting up my PHP on a ubuntu server to make a forum and I am supposed to:
[14:25] <zagabar1> "session.save_path directive must be set to a valid directory, or empty."
[14:25] <zagabar1> ;     session.save_path = "N;/path"
[14:25] <zagabar1> Is that empty?
[14:25] <geirha> remote7: Check the prompt_enabled key in gconf
[14:25] <Dulak> zagabar1: you set it to a valid directory, for instance you could mkdir /tmp/sessions then set that to "/tmp/sessions"
[14:25] <geirha> remote7: Check if it is checked or not I mean
[14:26] <P4R41> whats a good command to kill skype in the terminal. process 4158. kill skype, killall skype both won't work
[14:26] <zagabar1> Dulak: Okay, thanks i'll do that.
[14:26] <danlii> I have a fresh installed, not upgraded, Jaunty amd64, in which flash stops working in firefox after a while, and requires a restart of the browser. Is this a known problem?
[14:26] <sebsebseb> !piracy > g0wda
[14:26] <Kalmi> P4R41, killall -9 skype
[14:26] <P4R41> Kalmi: many thanks
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> danlii: updating may help
[14:26] <jrib> !frostwire | g0wda
[14:27] <danlii> ActionParsnip: It doesn't.
[14:27] <rockyrock> Hi guys, I'm a Java/C programmer and I want to use vim as my editor. I have Ubuntu. When I run vim with a Java/C file, it doesn't highlight the syntax. Is there any plugins missing?
[14:27] <darksifer> i got a serious problem guys please see this http://paste.ubuntu.com/178760/ and help me
[14:27] <P4R41> Kalmi: can you explain what -9 actually signifies, im looking at the man page but not sure
[14:27] <ActionParsnip> danlii: could try the beta 64bit flash
[14:28] <Kalmi> P4R41, man kill
[14:28] <efjc> does the terminal come with 256 colors? vim doesn't seem to think so!
[14:28] <Dulak> rockyrock: try :syntax on
[14:28] <zagabar1> Dulak: It says this about mysql:
[14:28] <zagabar1> The database user should have the following privileges (at minimum): SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, ALTER, and INDEX.The database user should have CREATE and DROP privileges during install, upgrade, and conversion processes.
[14:28] <P4R41> Kalmi: brilliant, ill have to remember than, thanks
[14:28] <zagabar1> What does that mean?
[14:28] <Dulak> rockyrock: if that works you need to add it to your .vimrc
[14:28] <g0wda> jrib: Thanks a TON
[14:28] <zagabar1> What database user?
[14:28] <Kalmi> P4R41, it cannot be blocked... the application is not given a chance to clean up
[14:29] <Dulak> zagabar1: mysql has users, to allow access control to databases, I suggest you do some reading on how mysql works
[14:29] <remote7> geirha: excellent. It was correct, but I toggled it on and off again, and also disabled the background. One reconnect and it works like a charm, many thanks
[14:29] <zagabar1> Dulak: Okay.
[14:29] <geirha> remote7: glad to hear :)
[14:30] <rockyrock> Dulak: why i tried :syntax on, it gave me that this command isn't available in this version
[14:30] <rohit> Hi there people!
[14:30] <Krine11> I have a question, when i play Wolfenstein Enemy Territory how come my mouse control is sluggish?
[14:30] <Kalmi> rockyrock, oh... the vim in ubuntu is some lite vim...
[14:30] <Kalmi> rockyrock, sudo apt-get install vim-full
[14:31] <Krine11> Its only my mouse control the rest works 100% fine
[14:31] <Dulak> rockyrock: you have vim-tiny installed, you need to install vim-full or vim-nox
[14:31] <ThomasTing> Go to sourceforge and download the sources.
[14:31] <rockyrock> Dulak: yeah i only have vim-tiny installed....there is a package called "vim"
[14:32] <Dulak> rockyrock vim-full or vim-nox
[14:32] <jesse-> hi...how do I show a list of installed files for a package from the command line?
[14:32] <rockyrock> Dulak: what's the difference between vim-full, vim-nox and vim?
[14:33] <efjc> vim doesn't show background color, i think the terminal doesn't have 256 colors. am i right? what to do?
[14:33] <Dulak> rockyrock: vim-full is everything for vim, vim-nox is almost everything, and vim is also almost everything but different from nox
[14:34] <porcelain_doll> vim left and right, get yourself a real editor... like jEdit :)
[14:34] <jrib> efjc: set t_CO=256 ?
[14:34] <rockyrock> Dulak: so vim-full is what i need
[14:34] <Kalmi> rockyrock, yes
[14:34] <Dulak> rockyrock: vim-full or vim-nox, as I said, either will give you what you need for syntax highlighting
[14:34] <kevix> hi folks, I upgraded from hardy to intrepid. on a reboot, I have 'overflow' on a temp partition and my root is saying its full.
[14:35] <ThomasTing> ?
[14:35] <jesse-> hello, sorry to repeat but is there a way to show installed package contents from a shell? I tried apt-cache show <pkg> but that gives me all the metainfo and none of the filenames
[14:35] <efjc> jrib: yes, i've tried that. it seems to me that it's the terminal that is the problem (gvim works fine)
[14:36] <vaneulinh> help i can't play dvd's it says " cannot read resource
[14:36] <jrib> efjc: gnome-terminal should work fine
[14:36] <vaneulinh> in totem
[14:36] <Dulak> jesse: dpkg -L packagename
[14:36] <scunizi> jesse-: man apt-cache or apt-get
[14:36] <cheese1756_> ahfsdljfhkaskdjfah;s.jdghwpeitrhgepfa;dhkgsdf;klsgh;daklgsjh;klafdhga;khl
[14:36] <ohir> jesse-: man dpkg
[14:36] <cheese1756_> sorry there was a spider
[14:36] <ohir> jesse-: dpkg -L package
[14:36] <cheese1756_> wait! it's back!
[14:36] <cheese1756_> ahh!
[14:36] <cheese1756_> fsadklhasdlf;khadfgjklas
[14:36] <cheese1756_> fha
[14:36] <FloodBot1> cheese1756_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:36] <cheese1756_> fsga
[14:36] <jesse-> thanks dulak, ohir
[14:36] <snowrichard> a spider lol
[14:36] <greister> How to apt mysql ?
[14:37] <animenewb> mzz (if you're still around) or anyone: im getting a blank screen after the progress bar on startup. this is a fresh ubuntu install from the alternate cd. had the issue using the desktop live cd too. this is my pastebin for /var/log/xorg.0.log, http://paste.ubuntu.com/178784/ . its probably a misconfiguration? i don't know how to correct this. (absolutely new to linux)
[14:37] <jesse-> greister: apt-get install mysql-server or mysql-client
[14:37] <yuka_> i installed xfce4. how to add the stuff xubuntu have (like panels, etc)?
[14:38] <vaneulinh> i can't play dvd?
[14:38] <vaneulinh> movies
[14:38] <g0wda> update-java-alternatives is a default command?? i don't have it... how do i install it then??
[14:38] <greister> jesse-:ok ,get it.
[14:38] <darthanubis> !dvd > vaneulinh
[14:38] <cheese1756_> hey floodbot are you going to ban me again?
[14:38] <cheese1756_> huh?
[14:38] <cheese1756_> watcha gonna
[14:38] <cheese1756_> do
[14:38] <cheese1756_> ?
[14:38] <FloodBot1> cheese1756_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:38] <gartral> !dock
[14:38] <cheese1756_> ?
[14:38] <Dulak> vaneulinh: DVD is proprietary, go here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[14:38] <mellys> helo
[14:38] <mellys> i already update my display driver
[14:39] <cheese1756_> Aww
[14:39] <mellys> when i restart i stuck on 640x480
[14:39] <gartral> whats a good dock?
[14:39] <cheese1756_> Floodbot1 banned me
[14:39] <cheese1756_> gartral: remove the d and replace it with a c
[14:39] <Kalmi> g0wda, the "update-java-alternatives" file is in the "java-common" package
[14:40] <gartral> cheese1756_: comments like that only exasperate your problem...
[14:40] <mellys> helo
[14:40] <Kalmi> !flood | cheese1756_
[14:40] <Kalmi> !hi | mellys
[14:40] <zagabar1> How do I make a folder and it contents to 777 with chmod?
[14:41] <ActionParsnip> gartral: apt-cache find dock
[14:41] <jrib> !permissions | zagabar1
[14:41] <Dulak> zagabar1: chmod -R 777 foldernamehere
[14:41] <zagabar1> Woa, thanks guys.^^
[14:41] <ahn__> hi
[14:41] <laxa8831> what's the commen to show the uuid's of all hdds? it's bklist or something...
[14:41] <vaneulinh> i still can't get it working
[14:41] <mellys> kalmi why do i always got 640x480 after restart?
[14:41] <jrib> !uuid | laxa8831
[14:41] <gartral> ActionParsnip: drink some more coffe, its apt-cache search!
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> gartral: that too
[14:42] <Krine11> Hello?
[14:43] <jrib> !hi | Krine11
[14:43] <Krine11> Can someone help me why when i play Wolfenstein Enemy Territory why does it have a slow mouse sluggish
[14:43] <Krine11> like the mouse control is kind of sluggish
[14:44] <Ultimate_darknes> !info netbeans
[14:44] <glarf_> I got ubuntu 8.10, is it possible to connect my computer to a TV using S-video? Or do I need to install extra programs/drivers? (rookie ubuntu user)
[14:44] <jrib> !tvout | glarf_
[14:45] <g0wda> does anyone here use SoulSeek can u help me understand what it is?
[14:45] <g0wda> !soulseek
[14:46] <g0wda> !Nicotine
[14:46] <porcelain_doll> Ultimate_darknes, i wouldn't recommend Ubuntu's Netbeans version as that just has the Java modules installed. netbeans.org's version has it all :)
[14:46] <VasilerosVromas> Hallo. My system is Ubuntu 9.04 and I have a HDA Nvidia on-board sound card. I am using ALSA drivers but a lot of times i am hearing crackling sounds. How can I solve it?
[14:47] <gartral> ActionParsnip: all i see are Cairo and docker.. and Cairo is Mono...
[14:47] <ActionParsnip> gartral: theres awn or kooldock too
[14:47] <Kalmi> gartral, and gnome-do
[14:59] <Administrateur> Bonjours a tous
[15:00] <Administrateur> j'ai une question sur le routeur et apache
[15:00] <Administrateur> Faire une redirection de mon routeur sur mon serveur: Comment faire ?
[15:01] <danielrmt> !fr
[15:01] <Administrateur> merci
[15:01] <pintook> hi
[15:01] <Administrateur> thks !
[15:01] <pintook> i need a wave to mp3 converter
[15:02] <pintook> i am on ubuntu
[15:02] <snowrichard> you could do it with audacity
[15:02] <Administrateur> download audacity
[15:02] <snowrichard> or lame
[15:02] <Administrateur> ;)
[15:02] <pintook> snowrichard who is the moderator here pls
[15:02] <stevecam> you need lame to do it, audacity can work as a GUI for lame
[15:03] <stevecam> audacity doesnt want to worry about legal problems, so they leave it up to someone else
[15:03] <snowrichard> moderator?
[15:04] <Zzeiss> Is there any way to change the password on the default keyring?
[15:04] <arand> pintook: the operators for the ubuntu chans are normally found in #ubuntu-ops i'd guess
[15:04] <pintook> pls i need a pdf manual for Qcad to download
[15:04] <pintook> ok
[15:05] <pintook>  pls i need a pdf manual for Qcad to download
[15:05] <gordonjcp> we heard you the first time
[15:05] <pintook> ok
[15:05] <danielrmt> pintook: http://www.ribbonsoft.com/qcad/manual_reference.pdf ?
[15:06] <stevecam> is there any compiled documentation on the specifics on the ubuntu system
[15:06] <pintook> ok thanks
[15:06] <gaoy> ?
[15:06] <jrib> stevecam: help.ubuntu.com
[15:06] <arand> Zzeiss: might be something in system, preferences, encryptions & keyrings
[15:06] <Zzeiss> arand: I looked there.  No joy.
[15:07] <gaoy> any Chinese here?
[15:07] <LjL> !cn | gaoy
[15:07] <gordonjcp> pintook: it's the first hit if you type "qcad pdf manual" into Google
[15:07] <arand> stevecam: if you are looking for a book there is a free book: http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/index_main.html
[15:07] <pintook> ok
[15:07] <gaoy> ?
[15:07] <pintook> i am new to ubuntu
[15:08] <pintook> i will make it
[15:09] <yEOnjAE> hello
[15:09] <arand> yEOnjAE: hello
[15:09] <gaoy> it's boring ,i'm going
[15:10] <gaoy> kick me
[15:10] <LjL> gaoy: type /part
[15:10] <yEOnjAE> very sorrow day
[15:10] <AlexStacey> hi, i'm having real trouble installing ubuntu 9.04 on my new dell laptop - whatever i try it won't seem to load grub and i get a crash report about /urs/bin/ubiquity - any ideas?
[15:11] <darkham> nobody never used anyremote?
[15:11] <g0wda> i just installed frostwire (resenting the jre) i can't open it!!! damn! it says Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: frostwire
[15:11] <AlexStacey> a bit of googling suggests it might be a known bug with SATA hard drives
[15:11] <g0wda> Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: frostwire
[15:11] <Krine11> has anyone ever played wolfesntein?
[15:11] <jrib> !java > g0wda
[15:11] <jrib> !multijava > g0wda
[15:11] <jrib> g0wda: you want sun's jre
[15:11] <sebsebseb> g0wda: I don't want to assist with piracy, I assume that's what you would use it for
[15:13] <ldiamond> I want to make a script that runs a program (in a console). However, when the program starts, there is a license agreement message and the user have to type "yes". How can I make the script type yes and press enter so the process can continue?
[15:13] <jrib> ldiamond: /join #bash
[15:14] <danielrmt> ldiamond: see man yes
[15:14] <jrib> ldiamond: maybe with expect
[15:15] <ewsubach> is it possible to get the source of an application/x-executable type file?
[15:15] <LjL> ewsubach: the source code you mean...? it is if the application is open source, i guess
[15:16] <Ultimate_darknes> !wireless
[15:16] <ewsubach> I want to see the source/shell script/whatever of some programs in /usr/bin
[15:17] <LjL> ewsubach: if it's a shell script, then it is already "source". you just need to open it with an editor.
[15:17] <danielrmt> ldiamond: if the application is in the ubuntu repository, you can download the source with apt-get source packagename
[15:17] <danielrmt> ewsubach
[15:17] <danielrmt> sorry
[15:17] <LjL> ewsubach: but if it's a compiled program, you'll need to "apt-get source packagename"
[15:17] <ewsubach> LjL: it doesn't wok I tried it
[15:17] <LjL> ewsubach: define "doesn't work"
[15:17] <LjL> ewsubach: what does "file filename" say about it?
[15:18] <ewsubach> LjL: ELF 32-bit executable....thanks I will try the apt-get method
[15:18] <LjL> ewsubach: then it clearly isn't a shell script
[15:19] <zagabar1> hm, I try to set privilieges for a mysqluser in a database, but I got "0 rows affected" :/
[15:19] <zagabar1> GRANT select,insert,update,delete,alter,index,create,drop on smfpallforum to pallforum identified by 'password';
[15:19] <zagabar1> I typed that.
[15:19] <LjL> !source | ewsubach
[15:19] <g0wda> jrib: i selected the default  jre, still not orkin
[15:19] <zagabar1> The user pallforum exists, and the database smfpallforum exists.
[15:19] <ewsubach> LjL: that's why I said "whatever" because I figured it wasn't a shell script, but i couldn't view it with gedit
[15:20] <LjL> ewsubach: since it's a machine code executable, it's binary code that you definitely cannot view with gedit
[15:20] <Chaoman> dang chat client
[15:20] <Tex> there is someone Netherlands?
[15:20] <LjL> zagabar1: have you tried #mysql ?
[15:20] <LjL> !nl | tex
[15:21] <zagabar1> LjL: I cant get in, need to be registered. :S
[15:21] <LjL> !register | zagabar1
[15:22] <LjL> zagabar1: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/grant.html seems to say that you need a "priv_level" after the "ON whatever" part
[15:23] <arand> ewsubach: if it's a compiled thingy you can always view/edit it with hex editors: xxd, or ghex...
[15:24] <g0wda> jrib: i selected the default  jre, still not workin
[15:24] <aurilliance> evening all. How can I start nautilius as root? "gksu nautilius" doesn't open it
[15:24] <jrib> g0wda: pastebin
[15:25] <moako> so i have a problem if anyone can help that would be great. I installed ubuntu to a partition and whenever i try to boot it, it just gives me a grub command line
[15:25] <g0wda> wait
[15:25] <danielrmt> aurilliance: nautilus
[15:25] <LjL> aurilliance: uhm, i thought it definitely should work. it's generally not a very good idea to do that anyway... can't you use the console instead?
[15:25] <jrib> aurilliance: why?
[15:25] <aurilliance> danielrmt: does not work
[15:26] <aurilliance> LjL, et al, ok then, what's the linux command for copy? cp?
[15:26] <LjL> aurilliance: yes
[15:26] <aurilliance> ok :)
[15:26] <LjL> !cli > aurilliance    (aurilliance, see the private message from ubottu)
[15:26] <porcelain_doll> aurilliance, sudo nautilus works, just tested
[15:26] <moako> still haven't fixed my problem
[15:26] <LjL> !gksu
[15:26] <g0wda> jrib: i pm'd patebin.com not accessible
[15:27] <aurilliance> porcelain_doll, et al, sorry, i just realised I was typing nautilus "nautilius"
[15:27] <aurilliance> works now :)
[15:27] <jnw222> classic typo
[15:28] <jnw222> WINE is pretty amazing
[15:28] <moako> i think i'll come back later
[15:28] <sebsebseb> jnw222: why you think that?
[15:29] <jnw222> just the abilty to run (partily sometimes) windows programs on linux
[15:29] <jnw222> is amazing
[15:29] <nightdrever> is there a text to speach program which is easy to insall and work on ubuntu?
[15:29] <jnw222> espeak
[15:30] <jrib> g0wda: paste.ubuntu.com
[15:30] <evilissimo> Anyone can tell me how to workaround the openoffice crash on ubuntu? :S
[15:30] <evilissimo> I saw that there are multiple people having this issue
[15:30] <IndyGunFreak> evilissimo: what open office crash?.. works fine for me
[15:30] <evilissimo> but none of those solutions seem to work for me :-(
[15:30] <pegon> jnw222, yeah the only reason I haven't completely got rid of windows in this house is cause I can't play counter strike in Ubuntu keeps crashing lol
[15:30] <nightdrever> jnw222 how do i get that?
[15:30] <evilissimo> IndyGunFreak, I can paste a backtrace
[15:30] <jrib> nightdrever: festival
[15:30] <sebsebseb> jnw222: yeah one day Wine and other programs like it, will probably be able to run most programs that Windows XP  can run
[15:30] <jnw222> i have MapleStory (addicted)
[15:31] <g0wda> http://paste.ubuntu.com/178826/
[15:31] <evilissimo> IndyGunFreak,http://paste.ubuntu.com/178827/
[15:31] <g0wda> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/178826/
[15:31] <sebsebseb> jnw222: and as good as Windows  and maybe better depending on the app
[15:31] <jnw222> gameguard/hacksheild doesn;t work
[15:31] <jnw222> not to mention direct3d
[15:31] <sebsebseb> jnw222: you can also run Windows in a virtual machine, for stuff that isn't 3D, and as long as you got enough RAM
[15:31] <porcelain_doll> jnw222, sebsebseb: outside of work I just use windows for games so Wine's pretty much out of the question for me...
[15:32] <IndyGunFreak> evilissimo: are you using jaunty?
[15:32] <evilissimo> yeah
[15:32] <sebsebseb> nightdrever: you don't have to pm
[15:32] <sebsebseb> nightdrever: I got one here,  it came with 9.04 I think
[15:32] <IndyGunFreak> evilissimo: are you using the verison of office that came w/ it, or did you try to do an upgrade
[15:32] <evilissimo> I tried both
[15:32] <nightdrever> ok whats it called?
[15:32] <nightdrever> and how do i use it?
[15:32] <sebsebseb> nightdrever: or I enabled something,  or   I got it on my 8.10  to 9.04 alpha6 upgrade or something
[15:32] <evilissimo> I installed the one from OO.org and tried the one came with it
[15:32] <zagabar1> chmod 777 is writable, but what is unwritable?
[15:33] <IndyGunFreak> well that doesn't make any sense at all.. i've put ubuntu on several machines, and helped several others, and no probs at all.
[15:33] <sebsebseb> nightdrever: I played with it, but I don't know how to use it properly
[15:33] <evilissimo> I don't know either what's the issue :S
[15:33] <jnw222> virtual machines (though i have a 2.8 Ghz dualcore with 512 mb ram) are slow
[15:33] <IndyGunFreak> evilissimo: are you using 64bit?
[15:33] <evilissimo> nope
[15:33] <evilissimo> it's a 64Bit machine but a 32 Bit Ubuntu
[15:34] <sebsebseb> nightdrever: hummm I had something I think
[15:34] <sebsebseb> nightdrever: look in synaptic for one
[15:34] <IndyGunFreak> evilissimo: weird..
[15:34] <evilissimo> yupp
[15:34] <TUplink> i tried to setup LDAP to login and now im getting hufft@Yorkie:/etc$ sudo echo   Sorry, try again.   Sorry, try again.    Sorry, try again.    sudo: 3 incorrect password attempts   i guess i broke it..... any ideas how to fix it without root access
[15:34] <zagabar1>  chmod 777 is writable, but what is unwritable?
[15:34] <evilissimo> since I upgraded to jaunty that is, before I am sure that ooo was working for me
[15:34] <jnw222> 644 is world read-only (think)
[15:34] <nightdrever> what do i search for?
[15:34] <IndyGunFreak> evilissimo: dunno, maybe something happened in the upgrade?.. i did a clean install, and its working fine
[15:34] <zagabar1> Okay, thanks.
[15:34] <sebsebseb> jnw222: of course since 512MB RAM
[15:35] <TUplink> i tried to setup LDAP to login and now im getting hufft@Yorkie:/etc$ sudo echo   Sorry, try again.   Sorry, try again.    Sorry, try again.    sudo: 3 incorrect password attempts   i guess i broke it..... any ideas how to fix it without root access
[15:35] <sebsebseb> nightdrever: speech?
[15:35] <sebsebseb> nightdrever: text to speech?
[15:35] <evilissimo> IndyGunFreak, maybe
[15:35] <evilissimo> it just sucks
[15:35] <evilissimo> :S
[15:35] <FloodBot1> evilissimo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:35] <sebsebseb> nightdrever: why do you want one anyway?
[15:35] <jnw222> i am going to someday upgrade my memory (and graphics card0
[15:36] <Othor> what can i check to see why my GeForce 8600 GTS is running at 8X, it is in a 16x slot and I set the slot to 16x in BIOS, but when i check in Nvidia X Server Settings it is running at 8x?
[15:36] <jnw222> are you sure it is a 16x card
[15:37] <nightdrever> well i have alot of study todo
[15:37] <arand> TUplink: switch to another terminal?
[15:37] <Othor> jnw222, should be
[15:37] <TUplink> um..... threw VNC
[15:37] <nightdrever> would help if it was getting read out while i was writing it down or doing other stuff
[15:37] <jnw222> is it a big problem
[15:37] <Polux2> hi
[15:37] <jnw222> i just wish there was a way to kexec windows
[15:38] <sebsebseb> nightdrever: Google or something if you can't find in synaptic,  might even be a compatbiel Firefox add on for this kind of thing
[15:38] <sebsebseb> Polux2: hi
[15:38] <nightdrever> cheers
[15:38] <TUplink> arand i cant even login as root     somehow i ned to get LDAP off and make it local again
[15:39] <Shibata> :)
[15:39] <Polux2> I installed ubuntu on an external hard drive. On that hard drive I had files that I wanted to be able to access but I don't know how. Is anybody can help me out ?
[15:39] <TUplink> arand i need to edit /etc/nsswitch.conf i think
[15:39] <Othor> jnw222, yes it is 16x http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127284
[15:39] <alan_simmonds> upgraded to jaunty, yesterday my pc stopped recieving dhcp, i booted into windows and it was fine, tried again and nothing, done a bunch of tests and such and no joy, booted just now with live cd and it now also wont recieve dhcp, but i know it is working..also network card looks dead, no lights..even tho all is well in windows..pm if you can help:)_
[15:39] <Shibata> ogenki desu ka
[15:40] <Shibata> ogenki desu ka
[15:41] <Shibata> nihongo ga skoshi wakarimasu
[15:41] <LjL> !jp | Shibata
[15:41] <DaZ> he's faking
[15:41] <DaZ> :c
[15:41] <g0wda> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/178826/ ????
[15:41] <g0wda> ?
[15:42] <Shibata> yup i speak a little
[15:42] <alan_simmonds> anyone/
[15:43] <arand> TUplink : might be tricky... what happens if you login again?
[15:44] <nightdrever> well cant find any extensions in firefox for text to speach
[15:44] <Shibata> anyone speak english and japanese and have xboxlive?
[15:45] <orlok> I just did an apt-get update;apt-get dist-upgrade and rebooted.. now / comes up mounted ro
[15:45] <TUplink> i cant sy... lucly the box autologin
[15:45] <Shibata> no ones talking much
[15:45] <arand> Shibata: is this ubuntu-support related?
[15:45] <alan_simmonds> i dont believe in spamming but upgraded to jaunty, yesterday my pc stopped recieving dhcp, i booted into windows and it was fine, tried again and nothing, done a bunch of tests and such and no joy, booted just now with live cd and it now also wont recieve dhcp, but i know it is working..also network card looks dead, no lights..even tho all is well in windows..pm if you can help:)_
[15:45] <orlok> ahh, nm, i am an idiot and vi sucks
[15:45] <chocobanana> Hi everyone!
[15:45] <Shibata> nah arand
[15:45] <TUplink> i mean where dose the faild logins get loged?
[15:46] <chocobanana> Does anyone know of a program for Ubuntu that allows you to monitor how much bandwidth have you used so far in a month?
[15:46] <DaZ> alan_simmonds: lspci, anything in dmesg ?
[15:46] <mintux> in torrent if seeder be more we have more speed or leecher ?
[15:46] <arand> TUplink: sudo tail /var/log/auth.log
[15:46] <so0ky> I need some help.  I have two hard drives on my computer, one drive runs windows, and the other runs Ubuntu.  I had a HAL.DLL error on my windows drive, and I fixed it.  However, now when I boot my computer, it doesn't prompt me to choose what operating system to log into, even if I force the computer to look at my Ubuntu drive.  I just get an error.  It automatically loads into windows.
[15:46] <so0ky> what should i do?
[15:46] <TUplink> haha
[15:47] <TUplink> SUDO wont work
[15:47] <DaZ> so0ky: you have to recover grub
[15:47] <arand> TUplink: don't seem like you need sudo to print that one though..
[15:47] <derrick-mary> is there any way to install a webcam on 8.04
[15:47] <mintux> ???????
[15:48] <so0ky> okay, that is what a friend suggested.  I downloaded Grub 2.  However, I need help with the installation process.
[15:48] <TUplink> PAM unable to dlopen(/lib/security/pam_foreground.so): /lib/security/pam_foreground.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[15:48] <gordonjcp> so0ky: google for "ubuntu restore grub" - first hit will take you straight to it
[15:48] <DaZ> so0ky: do you have ubuntu cd?
[15:48] <chocobanana> so0ky: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-24113.html
[15:48] <TUplink> this is what happend when you falow guides from outdated distros
[15:49] <aspire> hi is it possible to install a printer driver on ubuntu live cd?
[15:49] <derrick-mary> any way to install a webcam on hardy heron
[15:49] <gordonjcp> so0ky: do the second thing on that page, not the first
[15:49] <jrib> g0wda: show me your current java alternative
[15:49] <gordonjcp> so0ky: you need to run grub as root for the instructions to work, but it will fix it
[15:50] <gordonjcp> I've just done that not ten minutes ago
[15:50] <alan_simmonds> @Daz they all seem to say the card is fine
[15:50] <Othor> what can i check to see why my GeForce 8600 GTS is running at 8X, it is in a 16x slot and I set the slot to 16x in BIOS, but when i check in Nvidia X Server Settings it is running at 8x?
[15:50] <Alacard_> Derrick-Mary, have you attempted to install your webcam yet?
[15:50] <derrick-mary> yes
[15:50] <DaZ> then it works
[15:50] <hacktolive> hi, is there any way to make a folder appear on "computer:///"? just like if it was "mounted"? ("mount" does not work with folders)
[15:50] <TUplink> is there a script somewhere that autoruns on 9.04 that any user could edit?
[15:51] <derrick-mary> through ekiga all i have is a green screen
[15:51] <aspire> hi is it possible to install a printer driver on ubuntu live cd?
[15:51] <so0ky> can the grub be restored using a Live CD?
[15:51] <Alacard_> Derrick-Mary - Make & model?
[15:51] <g0wda> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/178839/
[15:51] <derrick-mary> philips
[15:52] <Alacard_> mine works out of the box w/ 8.04, but it's asus
[15:52] <vincent_> ciao
[15:52] <derrick-mary> spc620nc
[15:52] <alan_simmonds> @ Daz but it wont connect to anything anymore, it worked and now it wont, tested in windows and had no problem
[15:52] <b> ěščřžýáí
[15:52] <chocobanana> so0ky: that link should tell you how to do it using the Ubuntu LiveCD
[15:52] <vincent_> ciao a tuuti come posso scaricare mirc
[15:53] <b> česky irc
[15:53] <derrick-mary> alacard i may have to uninstall and reinstall perhaps
[15:53] <erUSUL> !it | vincent_
[15:53] <erUSUL> !ck
[15:53] <derrick-mary> alacard
[15:53] <Alacard_> checking
[15:53] <b> česky prosím
[15:53] <g0wda> that's the output i got when enabling java-6-sun
[15:53] <g0wda> that's the output i got when enabling java-6-sun, jrib
[15:53] <so0ky> what is the command in Linux to get a list of hard drives connected to the computer?
[15:54] <Ultimate_darknes> !info dontzap
[15:54] <Dulak> so0ky: sudo fdisk -l
[15:54] <so0ky> thank you
[15:54] <jrib> g0wda: pastebin `env`
[15:54] <so0ky> have a nice day guys
[15:55] <b> cesky
[15:55] <b> česky
[15:55] <b> čeština
[15:55] <xmen> ššššššššššš
[15:55] <xmen> :D
[15:55] <erUSUL> !ch
[15:56] <g0wda> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/178843/
[15:56] <Alacard_> Derrick-Mary - Have you check here already http://mail.gnome.org/archives/ekiga-list/2008-July/msg00017.html ?
[15:56] <derrick-mary> i will
[15:57] <alan_simmonds> so can anyone help me?
[15:58] <TUplink> i have an idea......    is there a live CD that has SSH started and no password?
[15:58] <b> ping
[15:58] <TUplink> pong
[15:58] <fljohn> This sucks.  I do not like 9.04
[15:58] <fljohn> I am trying to make an 8.04 disk and for some reason I can not do it.  I will try one more time.
[15:58] <TUplink> atleast you can login
[15:59] <fljohn> Yeah but I can not access display to turn 3 d on .  It hangs and everything slows way down
[15:59] <alan_simmonds>  i dont believe in spamming but upgraded to jaunty, yesterday my pc stopped recieving dhcp, i booted into windows and it was fine, tried again and nothing, done a bunch of tests and such and no joy, booted just now with live cd and it now also wont recieve dhcp, but i know it is working..also network card looks dead, no lights..even tho all is well in windows..pm if you can help:)_
[16:00] <fljohn> I am new to Ubuntu, but I had 8.04 for a few days last week and it worked better.
[16:00] <Alacard> Alan_Simmonds, can you try something for me, in Windows, try ipconfig/renew.  If it (windows) still works, you will know it's a Windows problem
[16:00] <fljohn> I changed to 9.04 AMD 64 and it is not as good in my opinion.  Is it too new (9.04)  I can not get into some chat rooms that I was able to under 8.4
[16:01] <b> win jsou na piču
[16:01] <Alacard> Ahem, you will know it's an Ubuntu problem (excuse me, just woke up)
[16:02] <b> cz
[16:02] <Achilleas> fljohn: that was retarded
[16:02] <TUplink> how do i get into single user mode?
[16:02] <b> Ubuntu má mnoho kanálů, oficiálních i neoficiálních, a každý si může vytvořit vlastní. Pokud není řečeno jinak, probíhá diskuze anglicky. Zde je seznam současných oficiálních kanálů
[16:02] <fljohn> Achilleas: what was retarded?
[16:02] <Achilleas> sudo init 1 on tty 1 or 2
[16:03] <Achilleas> "I can not get into some chat rooms that I was able to under 8.4" ??
[16:03] <kane77> how can I fix wrong encoding on windows partition? On mounted partition it shows names of directories and files as "name_of_file (wrong encoding)"..
[16:04] <fljohn> Something is wrong with my 9.04.  I tried all night last night to download all the right stuff for flash 10 player and I can not watch Hulu or go into buzzen.com chatrooms.
[16:04] <ksbalaji> When upgrading from 8.04 to 8.10 or higher, will data in my home page be deleted?
[16:04] <TUplink> cant use SUDO
[16:04]  * stevecam has not heard of SUDO
[16:04]  * stevecam suggests sudo isntead
[16:04] <fljohn> I can not access display from the system menu
[16:04] <TUplink> well SUDU
[16:05] <TUplink> i cant.... thats my whole prob
[16:05] <TUplink> thats why i gotta go to init 1
[16:05] <Alacard> FLJohn, how are you downloading?  Are you on a fresh install of 9.04 or an upgrade?  This sounds like you've deleted some of your modules
[16:05] <stevecam> sudo or SUDO?
[16:05] <aspire> is it possible to insert and view data from a data storage on ubuntu live CD ??
[16:05] <pintook> i need a list of high definition game for my ubuntu 9.0.4 pls
[16:05]  * SvenVanBro need to Convert OGA to M4A, help?
[16:05] <stevecam> pinPoint, Quake 4
[16:05] <liquid77> Hello guys, i got a problem, when i start Conky and audacious, Conky always give this error :  Conky: unknown variable audacious_status and more audacious errors.
[16:06] <b> #ubuntu-cz
[16:06] <stevecam> ID Software like linux a bit
[16:06] <fljohn> Well I was talking to someone in another ubuntu chatroom and they gave me the link to a direct image that auto saved to my CDrom.  Then I booted and installed it.
[16:06] <pintook> i need a list of high definition game for my ubuntu 9.0.4 pls
[16:07] <pintook> i need a list of high definition games for my ubuntu 9.0.4 pls using p4 now
[16:07] <g0wda> jrib: figured anything??
[16:07] <SvenVanBro> does anyone know a open source program that can convert OGA to M4A?
[16:07] <ksbalaji> When upgrading from 8.04 to 8.10 or higher, will data in my home page be deleted?
[16:07] <jrib> g0wda: what is in your /usr/local/?
[16:07] <SvenVanBro> sebsebseb , you there?
[16:07] <jrib> ksbalaji: no
[16:07] <pintook> hi
[16:08] <sebsebseb> SvenVanBro: yes
[16:08] <pintook> byeeeeeeeeeeee
[16:08] <tuhis-ubu-live> I'm on live cd I need to get root, which password??
[16:08] <g0wda> jrib: bin  etc  games  include  lib  man  sbin  share  src, this is what u asked rite?
[16:09] <Fly-rainning> sudo      no password
[16:09] <jrib> g0wda:  what is in /usr/local/bin?
[16:09] <theunixgeek> What packages do I need to have installed to develop with GTK+ on Ubuntu?
[16:09] <TUplink> sodo passwd    to change it LMAO
[16:09] <g0wda> jrib: nothing
[16:09] <ksbalaji> jrib thanks. so, only data  or files in other system folder will be deleted or replaced (like files inside windows folder in microsoft-os? my home folder and sub folders will be spared?
[16:09] <g0wda> one script that i wrote
[16:09] <jrib> g0wda: don't then... try googling the last line of your error
[16:10] <jrib> *know*
[16:10] <jrib> ksbalaji: right
[16:10] <ksbalaji> jrib and other good friends here, thanks and bye.
[16:11] <revned> hello
[16:11] <sebsebseb> revned: hi
[16:12] <fulat2k> hi folks, any idea how i can enable DPMS on ati 3450 display?  i've added Option "DPMS" in xorg.conf, but somehow screen blanking doesn't completely turn off the display.
[16:12] <revned> I just installed 9.04 and setting up fakeraid for a 4tb raid setup, but ubuntu only see's 1.8TB
[16:13] <heogen> i
[16:13] <heogen> how can watch video .avi
[16:13] <kevix> I just upgrade to intrepid. I have an /tmp as 'overflow'. '/' says 100% but shows there is space.
[16:13] <heogen> in ubuntu
[16:13] <Hedge|Hog> is there any simple tool to calculate and compare md5:s for a whole directory with a backup of that same dir? i suspect file system corruption on my box
[16:13] <sebsebseb> heogen: you need to install the codec
 how do that?
[16:14] <sebsebseb> heogen: open the terminal and  sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras that will give you AVI and MP3 and that
 thank you man
[16:15] <sebsebseb> heogen: no problem
[16:15] <SvenVanBro> hey seb
[16:15] <SvenVanBro> you prob dont remember me
[16:15] <sebsebseb> SvenVanBro: what do you want?
[16:15] <burkmat> Looking for a music player that doesn't go bonkers if I disconnect a network drive. Rhythmbox has this nasty habit of going "Hm, that folder is empty right now, so I'll remove all of the music I had indexed." just to readd it (at a speed of 200mbps) moments later.
[16:15] <sebsebseb> SvenVanBro: I remember the name
[16:15] <sebsebseb> SvenVanBro: ,but otherwise nope
[16:15] <SvenVanBro> i was wondering if you knew how to convert oga to m4a
[16:16] <sebsebseb> SvenVanBro: no or I would have answered that already
[16:16] <gordonjcp> burkmat: that really, *really* annoys me
[16:16] <sebsebseb> !ogg
[16:16] <jarek> ello
[16:16] <sebsebseb> SvenVanBro: why convert OGG into propritarty format?
[16:16] <sebsebseb> jarek: yes ello
 do you know how can watch movies with my laptop to my tv
[16:17] <jarek> Who  from  poland   I have small  problem  in firefox  plis o contact
 i did it, with windows
[16:17] <mvalviar1> hi
[16:17] <Geek`N`Proud> !pl
 but, i cant with ubuntu
[16:17] <SvenVanBro> sebsebseb: for my cell phone
[16:18] <Geek`N`Proud> !pl | jarek
[16:18] <Geek`N`Proud> (sorry I suck with the bot)
[16:18] <sebsebseb> SvenVanBro: it's a general Linux issue try ##linux
[16:18] <kevix> I just upgrade to intrepid. I have an /tmp as 'overflow'. '/' says 100% but shows there is space.
 because the driver of my video card is very old is Prosavage s3
[16:18] <LjL> kevix: err, how much space?
[16:19] <sebsebseb> heogen: well not exactly sure about  that kind of stuff, but I know for example there's a Windows Media Centre alternative for Linux
[16:19] <TUplink> anyone know of a good guide to setup a 9.04box on LDAP for login?
[16:19] <andre_pl> is there some netstat magic I can use to find out what ip address a piece of softwarre is trying to phone home to? (and eventually prevent it)
[16:19] <kevix> LjL: I have about 500mb of space but it show 100%
 i can do it, in windows , because a have the driver
[16:19] <LjL> kevix: "df" says that?
[16:20] <Dr_Willis> kevix:  a % of drive space is reserved. Thats tuneable with the 'tune2fs' command.
 of this video card, but is only for windows
 not for linux
[16:20] <LjL> Dr_Willis: but i don't think that would show up as free space in df
[16:20] <sebsebseb> heogen: learn to use autocomplete :)
 and the Prosavage s3 is very old
[16:20] <sebsebseb> heogen: it looks so newbie when people put in the <name>   with the < and >
[16:20] <YangYin> does anyone know the sudo apt-get install line for getting the most recent java packages?
[16:20] <LjL> !java > YangYin    (YangYin, see the private message from ubottu)
[16:20] <Dr_Willis> LjL:  i always set it to 0% :) so im not sure...
[16:20] <sebsebseb> heogen: type the first few  letters of my name and press tab to auto complete
[16:21] <LjL> kevix: type "sudo apt-get clean" to hopefully free up some diskspace in downloaded packages, then check again
[16:21] <kevix> LjL: /dev/sda1 16388 15726 0 100% /
[16:21] <heogen> s
[16:21] <LjL> kevix: that is saying you have ZERO bytes free, not 500mb
[16:21] <kevix> LjL: overflow 1 1  1 2%  /tmp
[16:21] <jnw222> !java
[16:21] <burkmat> Does anyone know if Banshee will have the same issue as Rhythmbox when I disconnect a network drive? Will it have to remap everything after a brief disconnect?
[16:21] <LjL> kevix: did you use "df -h"? those are strange values
[16:22] <sebsebseb> burkmat: I think  it will know where the music was
[16:22] <kevix> LjL: I use  'df -m'
[16:22] <sebsebseb> burkmat: if you do that
[16:22] <Alacard> Heogen, your trying to watch *.avi videos under Ubuntu?  is tha tcorrectt?
[16:22] <burkmat> sebsebseb, Excellent, then I'm trying it out.
[16:22] <LjL> kevix: oh, ok. anyway, you have basically nothing free. type the command i gave you please
 yes
[16:22] <sebsebseb> burkmat: worst case sincario and you got to import it again
[16:22] <sebsebseb> !tab | heogen
[16:23] <burkmat> sebsebseb, Yeah, but that's what I get with Rhythmbox, and when importing huge volumes of stuff over wireless, that quickly gets annoying after each DC...
[16:23] <LadyNikon> tab completion makes you lazy.. *cough*
[16:23] <burkmat> sebsebseb, Having to re-import is what I'm trying to avoid.
[16:23] <heogen> ubotty thank you
[16:23] <sebsebseb> LadyNikon: your back :)   an uh maybe at that
[16:23] <sebsebseb> LadyNikon: ,but some peoples names are such a pain to type in as well
[16:23] <LadyNikon> indeed
[16:23] <kevix> ubottu: !overflow
[16:24] <LadyNikon> kevix: you looking for the offtopic channel?
[16:24] <Alacard> to the best of my knowledge, this isn't a driver issue but a codec issue.  I use MPlayer since it already has all the codecs (I also use SMPlayer front end)
[16:24] <heogen> sorry
[16:24] <LjL> kevix, the fact that /tmp went to the overflow fs simply means that *your disk is full*. nothing more nothing less
[16:24] <kevix> anyone know how to fix a 'device' mounted as 'overflow'?
[16:24] <LjL> kevix: so, free up some darn space, using the command i gave you
[16:24] <kevix> LjL: its not a real symptom. its caused by something else
[16:24] <jnw222> sudo apt-get clean
[16:25] <sebsebseb> LadyNikon: and uh :)
[16:25] <LjL> kevix: no it's not, "df" is saying that *your root drive is full*!
[16:25] <g0wda> how do i output even in bash and into a file using piping or anything
[16:25] <g0wda> ?
[16:25] <tuhis-ubu-live> f  W95 Ext'd (LBA) what does this mean in my fdisk listing?
[16:25] <YouDontSeeMe> Ubotu:mysoft
[16:25] <LjL> g0wda: not sure what you mean.
[16:25] <dreamnid> g0wda: command | tee filename.txt | cat -
[16:25] <heogen> everyone know how can watch movies from my laptop to my tv with my old video card prosavage s3?
[16:26] <heogen> i can do with windows, but i wanna do with ubuntu
[16:26] <LadyNikon> heogen: do you have the cables to go from your tv to laptop?
[16:26] <g0wda> i want to pipe like this fortune >> fortunelog and again output the same text that's appended
[16:26] <jarek> I have small  problem  in firefox  plis o contact
[16:26] <jarek> I not have  sroolbar in firefox     sorry my  engish ist not good
 heogen: do you have the cables to go from your tv to  yes
[16:26] <YouDontSeeMe> Ubotu:youdontseeme
[16:26] <LjL> !tvout | heogen, check here, although i'm afraid it's only about ATI
 yes
[16:26] <dreamnid> g0wda: what I said... although I think you need -a for the tee command
[16:27] <LadyNikon> heogen: see what ubottu just said.
[16:27] <ozzmosis> g0wda: fortune | tee -a fortunelog
[16:27] <LjL> YouDontSeeMe: what do you think you're doing?
[16:27] <heogen> LJL wow
[16:27] <jarek> help my PLISS
[16:27] <YouDontSeeMe> I forget ubotu command :P
[16:27] <heogen> ubotty thank you
[16:28] <LjL> YouDontSeeMe: the bot is now called ubottu
[16:28] <LjL> !bot > YouDontSeeMe    (YouDontSeeMe, see the private message from ubottu)
[16:28] <ActionParsnip> jarek: try   firefox -p  and create a new profile, see if they are there
[16:28] <YouDontSeeMe> So just testing to myself
[16:28] <GyrosGeier> hi
[16:28] <g0wda> fortune produces diff output everytime
[16:28] <GyrosGeier> I have a shiny new netbook
[16:28] <LjL> YouDontSeeMe: please do it in a PM with the bot
[16:28] <dreamnid> g0wda: well, it's the command you want to use
[16:28] <ozzmosis> g0wda: by design
[16:28] <dreamnid> g0wda: fortune was just an example
[16:28] <devel> hey guys i'm having a problem with ALSA >> i do alsaconf and it sais command not found
[16:29] <heogen> ladynikon ok im open this page
[16:29] <GyrosGeier> and it fails to configure ume-config-belmont due to the partition table being GPT. Reporting a bug doesn't work either.
[16:29] <heogen> this web page
[16:29] <YouDontSeeMe> Ok
  it not work
[16:29] <dreamnid> devel: I don't think there is an alsaconf command
[16:30] <ActionParsnip> jarek: try closing all firefoxes and renaming ~/.mozilla
[16:30] <devel> hmm
[16:30] <dam0> can someone help  with eggdrop?
[16:30] <LjL> dam0: #eggdrop will be a better place to ask
[16:30] <dam0> i cant register my nick
[16:31] <ActionParsnip> jarek: if when you rerun you get them, its your profile, if not, rename back and then you know its the app
[16:31] <LjL> dam0: why?
[16:31] <dam0> list paswd
[16:31] <LadyNikon> dam0: /msg nickserv help
[16:31] <dam0> lost
[16:31] <LjL> dam0: ask in #freenode to reset it
[16:32] <Decepticon> !svn
[16:32] <shiznebit> hi
[16:32] <shiznebit> how do I go about running a script after resuming from    pm-suspend ?
[16:33] <devel> i DLed the realtek drivers for my sound card from there site ran the install but still doesnt work
[16:33] <ActionParsnip> jarek: ok well you can either rebuild a new profil with favourites ad bookmarks, or rename back and trolesoot yur current prrofile. we now knw the profile is bad
[16:33] <YouDontSeeMe> Is ubottu can join another channel too?
[16:33] <LjL> YouDontSeeMe: if you have a valid reason to request that, ask in #ubuntu-irc
[16:34] <YouDontSeeMe> Ok
[16:38] <revned> is there a raid size limitation on ubuntu? I'm trying setup fakeraid on 9.04 but when type in the dmraid -ay, the drive it shows only has less than 2terabyte of space instead of 4 terabyte
[16:38] <FranVarin> not able to enable visual effects...i have intel extreme graphics 2 3D...i tried all solutions in release notes...tried booting off of 8.04, same result. i have not reverted to old driver, don't think that is the answer because of bootin 8.04. is there  a work around? Intel is a very, very common card.
[16:38] <VanessaE> I'm trying to set up a scanner to be shared over the network.  It works fine on the computer it is attached to, but the instructions in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ScanningHowTo  don't work.
[16:39] <VanessaE> Google searches are proving fruitless.  Using Jaunty on both boxes
[16:40] <robdig> shiznebit: looking at the man page, it appears that scripts in these two directories are called in C sort order when suspending/hibernating, and in reverse order when resuming/thawing, but i've not played with them. /etc/pm/sleep.d, /usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d
[16:40] <sebsebseb> VanessaE: would you like help with something?
[16:40] <VanessaE> (that is, the client trying to access the scanner can't)
[16:40] <YouDontSeeMe> Ciao
[16:40] <Armageddon> what is the command to install all the applications/libraries needed to configure/make/make install a program !?
[16:40] <sebsebseb> VanessaE: oh there's your issue
[16:40] <shiznebit> ah ok
[16:40] <VanessaE> Armageddon, build-essential
[16:40] <shiznebit> i just need to mount a drive upon resume
[16:40] <Dulak> Armageddon: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[16:41] <alan_simmonds> alrightm who wants to help..my network stopped working no jaunty and live cd, check windows and it works, cant ping machine or from machine with static ip, and it looks like it is not getting dhcp, any takers?
[16:41] <Armageddon> thanks all
[16:41] <shiznebit> under my user ownership, not root
[16:41] <cha2> ape nih
[16:41] <jnw222> to install deps
[16:41] <VanessaE> sebsebseb, the log on the server shows it granting access to the client on request, but the client's log claims access is being denied.
[16:41] <jnw222> sudo apt-get build-dep <program>
[16:42] <VanessaE> Too many changes between Hardy and Jaunty, so I don't know what to do here.
[16:42] <alan_simmonds> lol
[16:42] <devel> just ran the installer for ALSA and it ended with >> ./install: 101: alsaconf: not found
[16:42] <Baen> Hey hey
[16:43] <shiznebit> linux is great, once you get everything setup and working :D
[16:43] <tuhis-ubu-live> yeah!
[16:43] <tuhis-ubu-live> :S
[16:43] <Heooo> How can you find what the cron-process is doing? When I kill it as a sudo, it immediately gets back.
[16:43] <Baen> anyone have a moment to help me out of graphics driver hell?
[16:43] <VasilerosVromas> I updated from 8.10 to 9.04, but in grub it doesn't appear an entry for 9.04, only the old 8.04 with the old kernel. I used update-grub but nothing happened...suggestions?
[16:43] <VanessaE> shiznebit, and therein lies the rub - setting things up.
[16:43] <solitron> Is there a way to make the framebuffer scroll faster?
[16:43] <sebsebseb> Baen: depends on what the issue is
[16:43] <devel> ./install: 101: alsaconf: not found
[16:44] <shiznebit> i'v been trying get a drive to mount on boot
[16:44] <robdig> Heooo: man cron, man crontab
[16:44] <sebsebseb> !detials | Baen
[16:44] <sebsebseb> !details | Baen
[16:44] <shiznebit> i'v been trying get a drive to mount on resume
[16:44] <burvowski> is there a conky irc room?
[16:44] <shiznebit> im running out of ideas
[16:44] <alan_simmonds> alrightm who wants to help..my network stopped working no jaunty and live cd, check windows and it works, cant ping machine or from machine with static ip, and it looks like it is not getting dhcp, any takers?
[16:44] <heogen> hello i cant watch video .avi
[16:44] <heogen> and i wrote in the terminal sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[16:44] <Armageddon> shiznebit: yes try #conky
[16:44] <sebsebseb> heogen: I already told you what to do
[16:44] <Baen> Seb: I've got ati and decided to give the catalyst 9.5 a shot. didn't work out so hot so I removed it and went back to the proprietary driver that came with 9.04 and now its all scrambled and I cant log in. :/
[16:44] <TheBrayn> avi: is a container format
[16:45] <shiznebit> Armageddon: ?
[16:45] <TheBrayn> I'd say: try vlc
[16:45] <robdig> shiznebit: to mount a drive automatically at boot, put it in /etc/fstab. see man fstab for info on the file format
[16:45] <Baen> Which is confusing since it worked fine yesterday.
[16:45] <burvowski> Baen you got to reconfigure xorg
[16:45] <shiznebit> robdig: but to mount it upon resume from pm-suspend ?
 i did
[16:45] <shiznebit> robdig: and i did get it to mount
 but not yet work
[16:45] <sebsebseb> Baen: ok if you boot from recovery mode and fix x that way
[16:46] <sebsebseb> Baen: it will be like before
[16:46] <burvowski> Baen if you can't log in because of a scrambled screen, you can fix it from a live cd or from recovery mode. don't use the propetiary drivers in 9.04
[16:46] <Baen> Ah, that sounds familiar. What specifically do I need to change?
[16:46] <DarkNight1> TheBrayn: layman does not know what a container and what are codec
[16:46] <sebsebseb> heogen: you installed the extras?
 sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extrasi wrote in the terminal
[16:46] <shiznebit> robdig: but its in the root ownership, I'm trying to get it back to "user" ownership
[16:46] <heogen> sebsebseb yes
[16:46] <m0r0n> Hey, can someone help me install ext2 properly
[16:46] <Armageddon> sevenseeker: or his os will not boot
[16:46] <sebsebseb> Baen: that's just the easiest way to get things back to without the graphics card driver
[16:46] <robdig> shiznebit: ah, let me look
[16:46] <sebsebseb> Baen: then you got to install it in hardware drivers the propritary one again, unless it's already enabled
[16:46] <burvowski> Baen if you want 3d affects with your card, either go back to 8.10 and wait for better open source drivers or live with unfancy effects. it happened to me. its a bummer but oh well :(
 and it installed very well
[16:47] <Woofsie> can anyone tell me how to access files on a windows network using ubuntu?
[16:47] <m0r0n> Ext2
[16:47] <sebsebseb> heogen: ok and now you need a player that can play them?
 but I follow watch video .avi
[16:47] <m0r0n> Which I'm trying to use too
[16:47] <FranVarin> can anyone help?   not able to enable visual effects using 9.04...have intel extreme graphics 2 3D...tried all solutions in release notes...tried booting off of 8.04, same result. have not reverted to old driver, don't think that is the answer because of booting 8.04. is there  a work around? Intel is a very, very common card.
[16:47] <sebsebseb> m0r0n: Ext2 why?
[16:47] <Baen> 8.10 was hell for me. I've used 9.04 since beta and played wow with perfect graphics using the driver that came with jaunty. I just dont get why it suddenly doesnt work again.
[16:47] <sebsebseb> heogen: on a website?
 movie player
[16:47] <Dr_Willis> Woofsie:  normally by using some of the many 'samba' tools out..  in the gnome file manager. i normally enter the full path to the server/share.. ie: smb://fileserver/sharename
[16:47] <burvowski> Baen hmmm what video card?
 no website not
[16:48] <Baen> radeon 2600 something.
 in my laptop
[16:48] <m0r0n> Why? I just want to, know how?
[16:48] <sebsebseb> heogen: which movie player have you tried to play them in?
 in the website I dont have problem
[16:48] <shiznebit> robdig: this is the script  run for my pwrbtton event: http://paste.ubuntu.com/178867/
[16:48] <sebsebseb> m0r0n: well like normal then, crate in partition editor on live cd
[16:48] <sebsebseb> m0r0n: or in an install if you got unallocated space
[16:48] <heogen> sebseseb Mayo 2009.Noche en el museo 2.avi
[16:49] <Woofsie> Dr_Willis: well the problem is the windows network shows up, but when I enter it appears empty. will samba fix this?
 TheBrayn: layman does not know what a container and what are codec | ?
[16:49] <burvowski> Baen hmm I was never able to get 3d effects working on my ati radeon x1600 in 9.04 so i just gave up
[16:49] <Ab3L> hi
[16:49] <sebsebseb> !avi | heogen
[16:49] <Heooo> robdig: is there a way to kill it totally? I suspect it to be a malware.
[16:49] <sebsebseb> !movie
[16:49] <sebsebseb> !banshee | heogen
[16:49] <darkham> gnome-bluetooth
[16:49] <darkham> help with anyremote
[16:49] <sebsebseb> !codecs  |  heogen
[16:49] <Dr_Willis> Woofsie:  or you need to enable guest access on the windows machines.   BBL
[16:49] <Baen> Burowski: Im just guessing here but isnt 1600 older? I don't think the new drivers support them any more
[16:50] <m0r0n> I have Local Disk L: in My Computer
[16:50] <heogen> ok. thank you
[16:50] <m0r0n> But it is asking for it to format before use
[16:50] <heogen> ubottu thank you
[16:50] <robdig> Heooo: cron is not malware, it is the system scheduler
[16:50] <heogen> sebsebseb thank you
[16:50] <heogen> let me see it
[16:50] <m0r0n> L became the readable drive for ubuntu
[16:50]  * VanessaE grumbles..  scanners have existed in Linux for how many years and it's still a pain to set them up.  Why?
[16:50] <Woofsie> Dr_Willis: thanks, i'll try both
[16:50] <shiznebit> robdig: it works just i cant get doit to mount the drive as "user" only root. Since the powerbutton is run as root it automatically does all those commands as sudo. Meaning mount/sdb1 is owned by root
[16:50] <burvowski> Baen yep, even though it's still a decent card :( check ATI's site to make sure your card isn't on legacy support
[16:50] <VasilerosVromas> I updated from 8.10 to 9.04, but in grub it doesn't appear an entry for 9.04, only the old 8.04 with the old kernel. I used update-grub but nothing happened...suggestions?
[16:50] <burvowski> so is there an easy way to see whether bluetooth is on or off? in OS X, the menu bar icon was either solid black if on or greyed out if off. anything similar in ubuntu?
[16:51] <devel> anyone got the realtek HD audio drivers working ?
[16:51] <Dr_Willis> VanessaE:  i found my scanners easier to use in Linux then windows.. I dident have do download a 175mb+ driver.exe for linux.. like i do in windows..
[16:51] <sebsebseb> VanessaE: ,because of hardware manufactures that do not support Linux properly or at all
[16:51] <robdig> shiznebit: got it, looking
[16:51] <jrib> Heooo: in general, you should try to find out what things are before killing them for no reason
[16:51] <Baen> legacy support?
[16:51] <VanessaE> Dr_Willis, good point
[16:52] <burvowski> Baen yes, companies sometimes move hardware to legacy support, which means they no longer release new features for it in drivers
[16:52] <darkham> help with anyremote
[16:52] <VanessaE> but, as someone who has used Linux for over a decade....
[16:52] <FranVarin> not able to enable visual effects...i have intel extreme graphics 2 3D...i tried all solutions in release notes...tried booting off of 8.04, same result. i have not reverted to old driver, don't think that is the answer because of bootin 8.04. is there  a work around? Intel is a very, very common card. Any help appreciated. :)
[16:52] <Dr_Willis> VanessaE:  :)  of course now in Vista.. i dont need the drivers.. and cant install them (wont let me) so i lose 1/2 the features of the scanner special buttons/.stuff
[16:52] <Dr_Willis> VanessaE:  :(
[16:52] <Baen> I'm pretty sure mine is supported. If i had some patience i might have gotten it to work well with wow as well, i just couldn't be bothered.
[16:53] <VanessaE> sebsebseb, fair enough, but when we're talking about stuff that *is* supported, that's where I get upset.
[16:53] <burvowski> Baen I'd search around to see if your card is mentioned on any of these http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=com.ubuntu%3Aen-US%3Aunofficial&hs=zrt&q=ati+legacy+cards&btnG=Search
[16:53] <robdig> shiznebit: looks like it depends on the filesystem type that you are mounting, but looks like many filesystem types support and option uid= and gid=, maybe putting these options on your mount command will do what you want
[16:54] <m0r0n> So what should I do, I want to read/write onto my Linux drive from my windows drive (I have 2 HDD's btw)
[16:54] <Baen> burvowski I dunno. Like I said, the drivers that came with 9.04 have worked fine for a few months now, I dunno why it suddenly went wonky on me. I thought I removed the catalyst 9.5 completely, but maybe I didn't. :/
[16:54] <burvowski> Baen that's probably it. recovery mode is your best bet
[16:54] <shiznebit> robdig: ok, not to sure what all of that means but ill look into it
[16:54] <burvowski> Baen you can reconfigure xorg from there
[16:55] <Baen> burvowski I'll give that a shot.
[16:55] <darkham> help with anyremote
[16:55] <alan_simmonds> alrightm who wants to help..my network stopped working no jaunty and live cd, check windows and it works, cant ping machine or from machine with static ip, and it looks like it is not getting dhcp, any takers?
[16:55] <darkham> please
[16:56] <madbuntu> would ms office 2007 run in a virtual box?
[16:56] <madbuntu> all that keeps me from using ubuntu is office, need for work
[16:57] <madbuntu> i mean, only ubuntu
[16:57] <sebsebseb> VanessaE: sadly some hardware that is supported, still needs to be configured
[16:57] <jesse-> madbuntu if you install windows in it sure
[16:57] <m0r0n> So what should I do, I want to read/write onto my Linux drive from my windows drive (I have 2 HDD's btw)
[16:57] <VasilerosVromas> I updated from 8.10 to 9.04, but in grub it doesn't appear an entry for 9.04, only the old 8.04 with the old kernel. I used update-grub but nothing happened...suggestions?
[16:57] <madbuntu> i guess i should try and find out hehe
[16:57] <jesse-> openoffice is compatible with most office stuff afaik though
[16:57] <robdig> alan_simmonds: have you tried looking at this? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[16:57] <VanessaE> sebsebseb, well, in my case, the scanner already works on the host it is connected to.
[16:57] <tanner2007_Linux> Hey guys how can I view hidden files in ubuntu if possible? my ext2 partition of my sdcard says theres 30mb taken but its empty
[16:57] <sonypaulpeter> i am in need of SiS 661/771 display divers for my ubuntu hardy. im having just 800X600 resolution now. can anyone please help me finding it?
[16:57] <hacktolive> madbuntu: sure, 99.99% of windows programs run on Virtual Machines (not counting games and 3D apps!)
[16:57] <sonypaulpeter> i am in need of SiS 661/771 display divers for my ubuntu hardy. im having just 800X600 resolution now. can anyone please help me finding it?
[16:58] <VanessaE> I just can't get network/sharing to work.
[16:58] <sebsebseb> VanessaE: the host?
[16:58] <devel> I'm installing ALSA Utils and got this error >>  make[2]: *** [alsactl_init.7] Error 127
[16:58] <VanessaE> the host...er, I should say, the computer it is plugged into
[16:58] <VanessaE> i.e. the machine being used as the server
[16:58] <devel> also this one /bin/bash: xmlto: command not found
[16:58] <alan_simmonds> robdig im not using wirless
[16:59] <m0r0n> Does no one know anything about what I am talking about or is everyone ignorning?
[16:59] <DumbDude> hi
[16:59] <robdig> alan_simmonds: ah. can you pastebin the output of ifconfig?
[16:59] <tanner2007_Linux> how can I view hidden files in ubuntu if possible? my ext2 partition of my sdcard says theres 30mb taken but its empty
[16:59] <robdig> !pastebin | alan_simmonds
[16:59] <VanessaE> It works fine - xsane finds the scanner and lets me scan without issue.
[17:00] <ohir> tanner2007_Linux: ls -l will show you hidden files too
[17:00] <alan_simmonds> i cant right now...but i will soon
[17:00] <VanessaE> the other computer, which I've been calling the client, can't access it, despite my having followed the instructions in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ScanningHowTo precisely.
[17:00] <ohir> tanner2007_Linux: ls -la will show you hidden files too
[17:00] <MTecknology> I have a dial up modem for my desktop. I only have dial-up internet available to me... (At this location, not me personally). I used lspci to verify the card was detected properly and of course it was. I setup the ppp client. After trying to connect, the system told me that it couldn't find any devices. Anyone know how to figure out what's going on? I'm not around the system and will need to call to get details, so details for fig
[17:00] <tanner2007_Linux> ok let me try
[17:00] <animenewb> \\im getting a blank screen after the progress bar on startup. this is a fresh ubuntu 9.04 install from the alternate cd. had the same issue using the desktop live cd too. this is my pastebin for /var/log/xorg.0.log, http://paste.ubuntu.com/178784/ . its probably a misconfiguration with xorg? i don't know how to correct this.. (im absolutely new to linux)
[17:00] <quibbler> m0r0n-> look here: http://www.fs-driver.org/
[17:01] <m0r0n> I tired that
[17:01] <m0r0n> But when I do so, it comes up at drive L
[17:01] <sebsebseb> VanessaE: one of your computers is Windows?
[17:02] <m0r0n> Which is fine, but it's not readable
[17:02] <m0r0n> It asks me if I want to format it so I can use it
[17:02] <ohir> tanner2007_Linux: who/what has said 30M is taken?
[17:02] <sonypaulpeter> i am in need of SiS 661/771 display divers for my ubuntu hardy. im having just 800X600 resolution now. can anyone please help me finding it?
[17:02] <tanner2007_Linux> ohir my ext2 partition on my sdcard
[17:02] <VanessaE> sebsebseb, no.  Exclusively linux (both running Jaunty)
[17:02] <echooo6> anyone ever done a cd remaster with a recompiled kernel?
[17:02] <tanner2007_Linux> i open it and shows its empty but properties shows space taken
[17:03] <ohir> tanner2007_Linux: how your partition said?
[17:03] <ohir> tanner2007_Linux: df said, du said?
[17:03] <sebsebseb> VanessaE: I can't really help, and no one else here  right now that can either it seems,  where could you go for help hum.   the general ##linux channel maybe,   ##hardware maybe even.   you could do a forum post on ubuntuforms.org also
[17:03] <VanessaE> tanner2007_Linux, most filesystems take a little bit of space by themselves, even when they're otherwise empty.  Is that possibly what you're seeing?
[17:04] <tanner2007_Linux> could be
[17:04] <dsdeiz> anyone knows what the matrix thingy on this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Ti4-ZIiPFY :D
[17:04] <tanner2007_Linux> I not sure thats why I wanna find out
[17:04] <tanner2007_Linux> im still learning about this type of OS
[17:04] <VanessaE> tanner2007_Linux, how much unaccounted-for space are we talking about?
[17:04] <sebsebseb> tanner2007_Linux: ok well  hardly anyone uses Ext2 anymore, because they use Ext3 instead
[17:04] <ohir> tanner2007_Linux: how do you know there is 30M less?
[17:04] <sebsebseb> tanner2007_Linux: or Ext4 or some other file system
[17:05] <VanessaE> oh, there it is.
[17:05] <quibbler> m0r0n-> if you only need read and write that program will do it for you. if you wish to execute programs in linux from windowns you will have to install a virtual drive in windows and install ubuntu in that or use Wubi
[17:05] <sebsebseb> VanessaE: there what is?
[17:05] <VanessaE> sebsebseb, referring to tanner2007_Linux's problem.
[17:06] <sebsebseb> quibbler  and m0r0n   Wubi can go rather bad
[17:06] <ohir> sebsebseb: its a sdcard. Ext2 is fine and windoze can read it (TC+ex2 plugin)
[17:06] <tanner2007_Linux> Total Space:379.4 (should be around 400 :S) 85.9 Mb Used up (but shows its empty) free space left 293.5 (I want everything I can Deleted) and it is ext2
[17:07] <quibbler> sebastien-> i know but i haven't an idea what exactly he wants...just a suggestion from me
[17:07] <m0r0n> I just want to transfer my music to the linux drive
[17:07] <VanessaE> tanner2007_Linux, the easiest way to clean it out might be to just re-format it in this case.
[17:07] <m0r0n> Then be able to read it from windows
[17:07] <m0r0n> Mainly what I'm looking for
[17:08] <sebsebseb> m0r0n: that makes sense put the data on the Linux drive, but first you need to move it over
[17:08] <ohir> tanner2007_Linux: have you unmounted it and mounted again after mass delete?
[17:08] <quibbler> m0r0n-> then use this: http://www.fs-driver.org/
[17:08] <m0r0n> I tried man
[17:08] <tanner2007_Linux> ohir no but i guess i might as well just format it huh lol thanks guys
[17:08] <sebsebseb> m0ron and I was going to suggest the site quibbler just gave you
[17:08] <m0r0n> When I click on the drive
[17:08] <m0r0n> In My Computer
[17:08] <m0r0n> It says...
[17:08] <amine> hi
[17:08] <ohir> tanner2007_Linux: if it can be fresh do new fs on it
[17:09] <m0r0n> You need to format the disk before you use it.  Do you want to format now?
[17:09] <quibbler> m0r0n-> don't use enter as puncuation
[17:09] <gartral> anyone figure out how to get the latest Phun working?
[17:09] <Ultraputz> gartal - yeah
[17:09] <Ultraputz> gartal -- you need to install a few libraries in advance, it's on their FAQ
[17:09] <Ultraputz> do so and it runs fine
[17:10] <remoteCTRL> hi all! i have just upgraded to jaunty, now vlc player always opens in two windows how do i get rid of this?
[17:10] <obi_> im trying to open an iso file to execute a .sh file and i cant remember how to open a file in terminal. can anyone help?
[17:10] <Ultraputz> obi -- start with apropos iso ? :-)
[17:10] <sonyvaio> !knetworkmanager
[17:10] <Ultraputz> fun problem -- about half of my fonts are not appearing. in the sense that, they are not visible on the screen, but apparently invisible blocks of text can be selected.
[17:10] <shiznebit_AFK> robdig: I'm just not sure which options to use
[17:10] <jesse-> has anyone else had a problem with flash (adobe) sound suddenly dying on them?
[17:11] <obi_> Ultraputz: im sorry i dont know what you mean, im guessing you are wondering the iso name?
[17:11] <jesse-> I see a bunch of hits but no solutions when I google it so it must be a pretty common problem
[17:11] <remoteCTRL> jesse-: tons...
[17:11] <robdig> !iso | obi_
[17:11] <jesse-> sound works fine, otherwise
[17:11] <remoteCTRL> jesse-: 64 bit os?
[17:11] <jesse-> remotectrl: is there any known fix/cause?
[17:11] <jesse-> remoteCTRL: no sir. 32 bit, centrino duo
[17:12] <remoteCTRL> jesse-: unfortunately none that i knew of... been googling fort hisa also liek for days in sum...
[17:12] <robdig> shiznebit_AFK: what filesystem type are you mounting?
[17:12] <jesse-> yeah, I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the package, haven't had to reboot yet
[17:12] <remoteCTRL> jesse-: well that one is at least a little more stable but obviously not much... espeacially causing troubles in connection with pulseaudio...
[17:13] <Henk1> Hi, i have a question about rhythmbox
[17:14]  * VanessaE grumbles loudly
[17:14] <VanessaE> why do I have to run saned as ROOT on the server just to make this work?
[17:14] <VanessaE> stupid stupid stupid!
[17:14] <sebsebseb> Henk1: don't ask to ask a question, simpalley just ask the question
[17:15] <sebsebseb> Henk1: don't tell us that you have a question, just ask the question
[17:15] <Henk1> My rhythmbox doesent know the song lenght
[17:15] <sebsebseb> Henk1: oh well,  Rythombox isn't that good anyway
[17:15] <sebsebseb> Henk1: Banshee for example knows song lengths :)
[17:15] <Henk1> i think it is, i use it for my ipod so
[17:15] <Ultraputz> Henk1 -- is this on all songs, or just one?
[17:16] <Henk1> All songs
[17:16] <Ultraputz> banshee also uses like 4x as much overhead as RB
[17:16] <alex-weej> RB is better than Banshee! Banshee is better than RB!
[17:16] <Henk1> Not on all songs but most of them.
[17:16] <alex-weej> bla bla bla they are both rubbish
[17:16] <sebsebseb> Henk1: I used to use  Rythombox   when Banshee sucked in Ubuntu 8.04 and such, but then as of 8.10 Banshee has a great version
[17:16] <Ultraputz> alex-weej, :-)
[17:16] <Ultraputz> you have a suggestion?
[17:16] <remoteCTRL> somehow in all player the controls show in a seperate windows from the playback how can i fix this? (just upgraded to jaunty)
[17:17] <alex-weej> remoteCTRL: in Rhythmbox and Totem?
[17:17] <remoteCTRL> alex-weej: VLC AND MPLAYER
[17:17] <remoteCTRL> oops
[17:17] <Henk1> Any one knows a solution for my problem ? :)
[17:17] <alex-weej> remoteCTRL: MPlayer is supposed to show video in a separate window, VLC has options for it.
[17:17] <Sutekj> Hi, can someone help me to find something similar to windows' device manager in jaunty?
[17:17] <alex-weej> Sutekj: install gnome-device-manager
[17:18] <Sutekj> Ok
[17:18] <remoteCTRL> alex-weej: that mplayer is supposed to do that is news to me and the settings in vlc are ineffective, it simply ignores it
[17:18] <alex-weej> remoteCTRL: not sure. does it work in Totem?
[17:18] <remoteCTRL> not tryed yet, sec pls
[17:18] <jesse-> I haven't used banshee..but I have to agree that rhythmbox kind of sucks
[17:18] <g0wda> Can i use grep to randomly choose one match?
[17:18] <alex-weej> g0wda: use python :P
[17:19] <Ultraputz> anyone know anything about font corruption problems various variants of options with fc-cache won't fix?
[17:19] <Ultraputz> er font cache maybe?
[17:19] <remoteCTRL> alex-weej: totem does it correctly but that is not  precisely a solution...
[17:19] <alex-weej> Ultraputz: reported a bug?
[17:19] <alex-weej> remoteCTRL: ok, file a support request for VLC
[17:19] <Ultraputz> alex-weej, i'm not sure what kind of problem i'm looking at yet
[17:19] <remoteCTRL> btw my sound playback makes phunny dagga dagga dagga sounds in the background...
[17:20] <alex-weej> Ultraputz: if you don't know what you're doing, you'll save yourself some time to talk to developers via a bug report
[17:20] <remoteCTRL> alex-weej: ... thanks...
[17:20] <Drknezz> Hi! Why isn't Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V working anymore in juanty?
[17:20] <alex-weej> Drknezz: sure it is!
[17:20] <Ultraputz> alex-weej, symptoms are: some fonts don't show up, but invisible blocks remains selectable as if the type was there. same fonts worked fine previously.
[17:20] <alex-weej> remoteCTRL: try uninstalling pulseaudio and see if it still does it
[17:20] <Ultraputz> i've tried using variants of fc-cache to rebuild the font cache... but that has not fixed it.
[17:20] <remoteCTRL> Drknezz: aggree
[17:20] <Drknezz> alex-weej, if i try to copy something from nautilus in that way, it won't work, i mean, paths
[17:20] <remoteCTRL> alex-weej: will do somehow that crap is way too buggy anyways
[17:20] <alex-weej> Drknezz: what keyboard layouts are you using?
[17:21] <Drknezz> alex-weej, latin-american
[17:21] <alex-weej> Drknezz: just one layout active?
[17:21] <jesse-> remotectrl: re: flash in linux, have you tried the flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound package?
[17:21] <Henk1> Does any know why my Rhytembox doesent know song lenght's ? ( it only knows like 100 song lenght of total 6000 + )
[17:22] <jesse-> henkl: all or just some?
[17:22] <kraut> hi
[17:22] <Henk1> Most of them he knows 100 but he doesent know 6000 songs
[17:22] <Tarthen> Henk1: Does Songbird/XBMC/VLC detect them correctly?
[17:22] <gartral> anyone figure out how to get the latest Phun working? it says i need libpng.so.3
[17:22] <kraut> does "multiply-claimed blocks" in several inodes implicate a broken disk?
[17:23] <jesse-> Henk1: couldnt tell you, it works fine at least that far for me
[17:23] <jnw222> !h
[17:23] <Ultraputz> alex-weej, how-to file bug report?
[17:24] <alex-weej> Ultraputz: do you have a launchpad account?
[17:24] <nitingups> no
[17:24] <Ultraputz> nope, nasa rejected my application.. . :-)
[17:24] <nitingups> hello
[17:24] <Henk1> Also when i look at the music files (songs) it doesent know song lenght..
[17:24] <alex-weej> Ultraputz: i'm pretty sure you don't need to "apply" for a launchpad account...
[17:24] <Ultraputz> alex-weej, it was a poor attempt at humor. i'm on it. thanks ;-)
[17:25] <Ultraputz> lp.net/ubuntu
[17:25] <velcroshooz> i thought it was funny ;)
[17:25] <pilif12p> hi
[17:25] <Henk1> Volume: Unknown...
[17:25] <Ultraputz> a person with such taste in footwear has to have a sense of humor.
[17:25] <pilif12p> i have 2 questions, one is not an Ubuntu question, specifically.
[17:26] <pilif12p> First
[17:26] <velcroshooz> jndeed
[17:26] <pilif12p> can i update my kernel from 8.04 to 9.04?
[17:26] <[ToT]ALiP> Does someone in here know why the output through "vga" is bugged ? screen : http://img40.imageshack.us/my.php?image=dsc00534s.jpg
[17:26] <velcroshooz> j/i
[17:26] <Kalmi> !ask | pilif12p
[17:26] <pilif12p> can i update my kernel from 8.04 to 9.04?
[17:26] <Tarthen> pilif12p: That is Ubuntu's version, not the kernel version.
[17:26] <Kalmi> pilif12p, that's not only a kernel update
 : type in the terminal: sudo update-manager
 then update to 8.10
[17:27] <pilif12p> okay
[17:27] <Tarthen> pilif12p: The kernel version is 2.6.x.x or something'
 after that, from 8.10 upgrade to 9.04
[17:27] <pilif12p> if this matters, im using the Dell Mini OS
[17:27] <Tarthen> pilif12p: Dell Mini OS? As in, the netbook?
[17:27] <jesse-> a broader question: ubuntu doesn't like speedstepping my centrino duo, is that a yet-to-happen with linux or just a failure of its autoconfig stuff?
[17:27] <frojnd> Hello there. I am looking at the city code of Richmond: Richmond VA USA code, and I'm trying to figure it out what would be the tocde for Europenian country Slveonia, city Ljubljana... Any ideas where could I get code for my city?
[17:28] <pilif12p> Tarthen: Yes
[17:28] <gms3gr> how can i install the drivers for my webcam? i run ubuntu 9.04
[17:28] <VanessaE> gms3gr, chances are the driver is already installed
[17:28] <Tarthen> pilif12p: In my personal opinion, download Ubuntu 9.04 netbook edition (if compatible) and blow away that Dell copy
[17:28] <pilif12p> Oh
[17:28] <pilif12p> where do i get that?
[17:28] <revned> does anyone know how I can edit ubuntu 9.04 to allow large block devices?
[17:28] <quibbler> !webcam | gms3gr
[17:29] <Tarthen> pilif12p: On the Ubuntu website
[17:29] <pilif12p> okay
[17:29] <pilif12p> and
[17:29] <SirStan> jesse-: I have speed step on my core2duo T6600
[17:29] <gentobuntu> Hey, whats the package that holds RealVNC Server, I want that one cause I have it running on Gentoo allready. Or should I compile it?
[17:29] <pilif12p> how do i get the driver for my webcam, its a GE Mini Cam Pro
[17:29] <pilif12p> it wont work in Cheese
[17:29] <Tarthen> look a few lines above
[17:29] <jesse-> sirstan: hmm, thanks
[17:29] <akraft> where do I set the mount points for removable media?
[17:30] <akraft> i.e. DVDs
[17:30] <Tarthen> gentobuntu: I'm pretty sure Ubuntu comes with VNC built in
[17:30] <pilif12p> okay.
[17:30] <SirStan> revned: what "large lbock device" do you hjave that isnt working?
[17:30] <pilif12p> One last question, have you seen jklock recently?
[17:30] <Tarthen> gentobuntu: I think it's xvnc or something
[17:31] <Sutekj> what is the easiest way in jaunty to see exactly what soundcard I have?
[17:31] <Chousuke> Sutekj: lspci should help
[17:31] <Sutekj> Alright
[17:31] <Chousuke> Sutekj: I think there might also be a hardware browser in the system tools somewhere.
[17:31] <gentobuntu> Tarthen: It's not in /etc/init.d/ ... ?
[17:32] <quibbler> Sutekj-> lspci | grep -i audio
[17:32] <revned> SirStan: My current situation right now is that I am trying to setup a 4TB raid0 on ubuntu 9.04, but ubuntu only detects 1.8Terabytes, I read online that it may be due to not having Large Block Device enabled in the kernel, but I dont know how to check that
[17:32] <pilif12p> Can i just install the driver for my webcam?
[17:32] <pilif12p> someone told me i need to find my chipset
[17:32] <Metal_> My sound randomly stops working on gnome
[17:32] <Metal_> Can someone help?
[17:32] <sebsebseb> !sound | Metal_
[17:32] <gartral> ok, hacking on the phun launcer thingy, a managed to produce this: http://gar.pastebin.com/f70c23f47
[17:32] <akraft> When I try to mount a DVD, I'm getting the following: "mount_point cannot contain the following characters: newline, G_DIR_SEPARATOR (usually /)". Where is mount_point, so I can change it?
[17:33] <Tarthen> gentobuntu: Look in the Admin menu
[17:33] <Metal_> seb it works but it stops working randomly
[17:33] <pilif12p> wait, how do i know what version of Ubuntu i have?
[17:33] <sebsebseb> !release
[17:34] <sebsebseb> !version
[17:34] <SirStan> botfail
[17:34] <SirStan> botwin
[17:34] <]jack[> !version
[17:34] <moako> anyone know why when i try to boot into ubuntu it just gives me a grub command line?
[17:34] <Tarthen> gentobuntu: I'm booting a VM
[17:34] <sebsebseb> pilif12p: see above
[17:34] <Tarthen> gentobuntu: I'll give you an exact answer
[17:34] <pilif12p> on mozilla IRC there are at least, 3 bots...
[17:35] <pilif12p> i love them
[17:35] <sebsebseb> !love > pilif12p
[17:35] <Tarthen> moako: Well, if your not booting if your in Grub
[17:35] <moako> it just gives me a command line though. i can't boot into the GUI
[17:35] <Tarthen> moako: Is Ubuntu even booting?
[17:36] <Metal_> Someone please help me bringi my sound back
[17:36] <moako> i dont think so
[17:36] <Tarthen> moako: Or is it stuck at GRUB (the bootloader)
[17:36] <Metal_> I have to login again in order to get it working
[17:36] <Metal_> :(
[17:36] <Henk1> Okay, i checked it with VLC but VLC kinda gets the song lenght only after i started playing it... so not automatic
[17:36] <moako> well the command line says    grub> then type whatever here
[17:37] <pilif12p> !seen jklock
[17:37] <CoBaY> join #ubuntur
[17:37] <Tarthen> gentobuntu: Here, go to Menu > Preferences > Remote Desktop
[17:37] <Tarthen> gentobuntu: Then enable it
[17:37] <Henk1> Nobody knows the problem that i cant see the song lenght...
[17:37] <moako> what will that do
[17:37] <pilif12p> has jklock been around lately?
[17:38] <moako> i'm not in ubuntu
[17:38] <Bman> hi. does someone know how i can install wine on my ubuntu? and if medial2 total war is compatible with wine and how i do install medieval 2 :p
[17:38] <Tarthen> moako: You've buggered your bootloader, it seems
[17:38] <sebsebseb> !wine | Bman
[17:38] <moako> well its a fresh install
[17:38] <pegon> moako, why do you com to ubuntu chat room for help with a different distro? lol
[17:38] <Arsin> You need to format the drive before you can use it. Do you want to format it?
[17:38] <sebsebseb> !appdb | Bman
[17:38] <moako> i'm in vista. i'm dual booting
[17:38] <Arsin> Will that wipe my drive?
[17:38] <moako> i just tried to install ubuntu and it wont work
[17:38] <Imaginativeone> Bman: sudo apt-get install wine
[17:38] <Tarthen> pegon: His Ubuntu isn't booting >.>
[17:39] <Bman> thx sebsebseb and Imaginativeone
[17:39] <pegon> Tarthen, ahhh okay I thought he was the guy that was here askin for a problem about Gentoo
[17:39] <sebsebseb> Arsin: since you went pm with me, most of these people don't know your on about the Ext3 driver for Windohs
[17:39] <sebsebseb> Windows
[17:39] <sebsebseb> Bman: no problem
[17:39] <Tarthen> moako: Hmm, so your dualbooting Vista and Ubuntu, right?
[17:39] <moako> trying to yea
[17:40] <Tarthen> pegon: The one that wanted to know the VNC package?
[17:40] <moako> i think i need to redo the bootloader
[17:40] <moako> because here is the thing
[17:40] <Tarthen> moako: Does Vista boot?
[17:41] <moako> i tried before to install ubuntu and it would get to 94% and give me a grub fatal error and fail. so i finally installed it and went to advanced and told it to not install a bootloader (or something like that. i unchecked a box). then i ran easyBCD and edited the MBR to include ubuntu on the partition i installed it
[17:41] <moako> yea vista boots. along with XP and windows 7 which i also have
[17:41] <jsoft> I cannot seem to get flash installed.
[17:41] <IndyGunFreak> jsoft: well what are you doing to install it?
[17:42] <Tarthen> moako: Well, retry EasyBCD
[17:42] <Ultraputz> IndyGunFreak, indianapolis?
[17:42] <jsoft> IndyGunFreak: Tried lots. BRB, will get an error msg.
[17:42] <IndyGunFreak> Ultraputz: yeah.
[17:42] <moako> i even tried installing with wubi and i still just get the command line when booting
[17:42] <IndyGunFreak> Ultraputz: you?
[17:43] <Henk1> I have Ubuntu 9.04 and all my songs have "Volume:Unknown" and my Rhytembox cant determine the song lenght and idea's ?
[17:43] <guest9228282> please can any one help me install gfxboot on ubuntu 9.04 ext4
[17:43] <pilif12p> Can i use my Eyetoy as a webcam
[17:43] <gartral> ok, hacking on the phun launcer thingy, a managed to produce this: http://gar.pastebin.com/f70c23f47
[17:43] <scubidoo> hi all
[17:43] <frojnd> !awn
[17:43] <moako> when i went into the partition manager, i set one of the partitions to mount as /, and another as a swap. do i need to make another on for /boot?
[17:44] <scubidoo> any one can help me please whit update.rc.d and ubuntu 9.04???
[17:45] <jsoft> AZrrrrgh
[17:45] <Henk1> Any one knows ANYTHING about ubuntu cant determine song lenghts ?
[17:45] <scubidoo> i have a scritp on etc/init.d and if i start by hand he works
[17:45]  * pshr aloof
[17:45] <Tarthen> Henk1: Corrupted files, maybe
[17:45] <pshr> scubidoo, ?
[17:45] <IndyGunFreak> jsoft: how are you attempting to install flah
[17:46] <IndyGunFreak> *flash
[17:46] <moako> anyone know if i have to make a partition for both / and /boot?
[17:46] <pilif12p> Wheres decive manager on 8.04?
[17:46] <IndyGunFreak> moako: no, you don't "have" to.
[17:46] <Turl> hi
[17:46] <pshr> hello Turl
[17:46] <Turl> python broke :S
[17:46] <Turl> python2.6: error while loading shared libraries: OO: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[17:46] <Henk1> Tarthen: No, it used to work untill i installed Ubuntu 9.04
[17:46] <moako> i recall having this grub command line problem even when trying to install ubuntu 8
[17:46] <jsoft> http://paste.ubuntu.com/178902/ <-
[17:46] <Turl> any fix for this?
[17:46] <scubidoo> pshr i have a script on etc/init.d/ and i want to start on reboot
[17:46] <jsoft> IndyGunFreak: with the package manager.
[17:47] <moako> oh i should probably tell you guys the error i got when allowing ubuntu to install automatically
[17:47] <IndyGunFreak> jsoft: just go to adobe.com and downoload the ubuntu package and be done with it
[17:47] <scubidoo> but i try all option whit update.rc.d and e never boots on startup
[17:47]  * pshr thing adding it to the startup application would work scubidoo 
[17:47] <pilif12p> !device manager
[17:47]  * pshr thinks adding it to the startup application would work scubidoo 
[17:47] <jsoft> IndyGunFreak: That does not work either.
[17:47] <scubidoo> but i need start on root
[17:47] <IndyGunFreak> jsoft: then you have some other issue going.
[17:47] <pilif12p> Wheres device manager?
[17:47] <scubidoo> and on ubuntu 8.10 works fine
[17:48] <scubidoo> not on ubuntu 9.04
[17:48] <sky_1> hi where are located pidgin plugins ?
[17:48] <moako> at about 94% of the installation it says "Unable to install grub on (hd0).  Executing 'grub-install (hd0)' failed. this is a fatal error
[17:48] <IndyGunFreak> moako: how are you attempting to install?
[17:48] <pshr> must be a bug then how ever, can any one address scubidoo
[17:49] <moako> thats what i get when both selecting partitions manually and automatically
[17:49] <joanki123> i want to get a dell mini.  can anyone tell me which one would be the most compatible with ubuntu?  9, 10 or 12?
[17:49] <Henk1> What music player u guys suggest for using a ipod (video)
[17:49] <darkham> please
[17:49] <darkham> help with anyremote
[17:49] <jsoft> IndyGunFreak: http://paste.ubuntu.com/178905/
[17:49] <moako> i was able to get past the error by selecting to not install a bootloader, which i did manually later. but i still can't boot
[17:49] <IndyGunFreak> moako: i understand that, but what is your current system setup, and how are you installing, do you have 1 internal drive your partitioning for ubuntu, or do you have 2 internal drives, or what?
[17:50] <Baen> Can someone tell me how I check which graphics driver is in use please?
[17:50] <jsoft> *sigh*
[17:50] <hipitihop> I used jaunty to produce a bootable usb lfash drive however the notebook I have cannot boot from usb. Can I somehow produce an ISO equivalent that I can burn to CD ?
[17:50] <moako> i have 3 drives. but i have one large one that i partitioned which i boot all my OSs from
[17:50] <IndyGunFreak> jsoft: doesn't make much sense, thats for sure.
[17:50] <SHRIKEE> hello
[17:50] <sky_1> where are located pidgin plugins ?
[17:50] <YeTr2_> alright.. my new PC is soo new, my sata hdd & optical drives are not even detected with the ubuntu 9.04 desktop installer!
[17:51] <Davidthom1> hello
[17:51] <burvowski> any ideas why firefox suddenly looks like this? http://i44.tinypic.com/6igq9v.jpg
[17:51] <Baen> someone? That has got to be the easiest question asked tonight.
[17:51] <gordonjcp> where's the best place to ask about UNR?
[17:51] <IndyGunFreak> YeTr2_: thats not the most uncommon thing in the world w/ brand new stuff (since most companies don't release linux drivers)
[17:51] <sky_1> burvowski: lol
[17:51] <Davidthom1> Hey guys, i really need some help getting linux to install on my old PC
[17:51] <YeTr2_> IndyGunFreak: 00:0b.0 SATA controller: nVidia Corporation MCP79 AHCI Controller (rev b1)
[17:51] <nicolabe> ciao
[17:51] <gordonjcp> !unr
[17:51] <gordonjcp> !netbook
[17:52] <Davidthom1> Can anyone help?
[17:52] <IndyGunFreak> YeTr2_: i didn't say i knew the answer, just saying if its very new, its not out of the realm of possibility
[17:52] <YeTr2_> burvowski: you try without that theme?
[17:52] <YeTr2_> IndyGunFreak: yeah, I know :D
[17:52] <darkham> Davidthom1: how much old?
[17:52] <IndyGunFreak> Baen: what was your question?
[17:52] <YeTr2_> IndyGunFreak: I'm probably going to have to go with debian testing D:
[17:52] <Davidthom1> ummm about 7 years, 700 MHZ processor, 512 RAM
[17:52] <moako> indygunfreak: 3 drives. 1 partitioned which i boot my OS's from
[17:52] <Baen> IndyGunFreak I was asking how to check which graphics driver I'm using
[17:52] <Davidthom1> i've had some installation trobule
[17:52] <RAdams> What is the next logical thing to try when dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg doesn't give you any options, just writes a new and incorrect xorg.conf?
[17:53] <alan_simmonds> so, anyone else have jaunty randomly stop receiving dhcp?
[17:53] <Davidthom1> trouble*
[17:53] <darkham> Davidthom1: if you have a good cd reader, you can try xubuntu
[17:53] <alan_simmonds> or at least someone who can help?
[17:53] <IndyGunFreak> Baen: well, you can look in system/admin/hardware drivers.. if you're using a proprietary one, it could be there.
[17:53] <eso> I'm about to go apeshit.
[17:53] <Davidthom1> ok
[17:53] <Davidthom1> does this have a private chat?
[17:53] <mzz> RAdams: tried without an xorg.conf?
[17:53] <YeTr2_> Baen: if you want to read a really really long and complex log file, you can find it in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[17:53] <RAdams> mzz: yes
[17:53] <moako> davidthom1: what do you mean "this"
[17:53] <Baen> IndyGunFreak It's not. :) I just wanna check if I completely removed the driver.
[17:53] <IndyGunFreak> moako: so you have 3 internal drives, and the OS's are all on one drive, and the other two are torage?
[17:53] <eso> my irssi stills keeps timing out from time to time
[17:53] <darkham> Davidthom1: what?
[17:53] <mzz> RAdams: what's incorrect about the one it writes, how does it fail without one?
[17:53] <eso> still keeps even
[17:53] <Davidthom1> well im using pidgin
[17:53] <Dr_Willis> Davidthom1:  on IRC it pays to be very very clear and concise. :)
[17:53] <Baen> yetr2_ ill have a look a
[17:54] <moako> indygunfreak:yea
[17:54] <frojnd> Hm.. I've installed avant-manager, how can I start those applets?
[17:54] <Baen> and see what I find :)
[17:54] <Davidthom1> sorry, does the IRC have the option of Private chat?
[17:54] <Henk1> Does any one know why my Rhythembox doesent know song lenghts ?
[17:54] <IndyGunFreak> moako: how manyt partitions does the "OS" drive have?
[17:54] <YeTr2_> Davidthom1: this server that you are connected to, freenode, requires that you be identified with nickserv to send private messages.
[17:54] <remoteCTRL> frojnd: what applets?
[17:54] <darkham> Davidthom1: yes, ever
[17:54] <Davidthom1> i havent used pidgin for IRC before
[17:54] <frojnd> remoteCTRL: I mean icons on the buttom
[17:54] <frojnd> :P
[17:54] <IndyGunFreak> Davidthom1: pidgin sucks for irc.. download an irc client
[17:54] <mzz> YeTr2_: slightly more subtle than that (I'm not currently identified and I've sent them)
[17:54] <YeTr2_> Davidthom1: if you are identified with nickserv, then you should be able to use the /query or /msg command in most clients to send private messages
[17:54] <moako> indygunfreak: 4 primaries, and one of the primaries is divied into 2 logicals
[17:54] <remoteCTRL> frojnd: got compiz enabled?
[17:54] <RAdams> mzz: oddly enough, it won't boot with vesa. I tried hand-configuring to change it back to fglrx, no dice. This could be a screen issue, but I'm not certain.
[17:54] <darkham> Davidthom1: almost every client have the private chat
[17:54] <burvowski> I fixed firefox
[17:55] <Davidthom1> Ok
[17:55] <frojnd> remoteCTRL: nope
[17:55] <frojnd> remoteCTRL: just installed 9.4
[17:55] <burvowski> for the record don't use "hmmmXP" theme in linux haha
[17:55] <moako> but one of thel ogicals is really small, i use it as a swap
[17:55] <alan_simmonds> i have done all the tests and everything i can think of, i have narrowed the problem to beoing something to do with ubuntu networking...please can some help me get my network working again
[17:55] <IndyGunFreak> moako: how many OS's are on that first drive/
[17:55] <mzz> RAdams: jaunty? Are you sure your chipset is still supported in the fglrx jaunty has to use to work with xserver 1.6?
[17:55] <remoteCTRL> frojnd: awn doesnt work without composited screen
[17:55] <dot> I upgraded my ubuntu to 9.04 but when I watch videos with some xine or vlc so the video stream is bluegreen. What can I do to it?
[17:55] <frojnd> remoteCTRL: ok
[17:55] <frojnd> so I need to install compiz now
[17:55] <remoteCTRL> frojnd: your welcome
[17:55] <jsoft> Does _anyone_ here have any idea how I can get flash going on 8.04
[17:55] <YeTr2_> mzz: oh, you can send all the PMs you want, the other person won't be able to see them if you are not identified thou
[17:55] <RAdams> mzz: Yes and no, I'm not sure.
[17:55] <Henk1> Does any one know why my Rhythembox doesent know song lenghts ?
[17:55] <jsoft> This is beginning to annoy me.
[17:55] <remoteCTRL> frojnd: what operating system are you on?
[17:55] <moako> indygunfreak: currently 4 including the ubuntu which isnt working
[17:55] <mzz> RAdams: many cards need to use the radeon (or radeonhd) driver now, because fglrx dropped support for them in the same release adding xserver 1.6 support
[17:55] <frojnd> remoteCTRL: ubuntu 9.04
[17:55] <YeTr2_> mzz: unless freenode changed it's rules recently
[17:55] <Batte> Hi all, I have a logitech USB headset and have all my sound outputs directed to pulseaudio ... I have sound but only from one program at the same time. Skype AND totem wont play together by example. Any ideas?
[17:56] <mzz> YeTr2_: apparently it has
[17:56] <IndyGunFreak> jsoft: i would install the source for adobe.com and do it that way.. tis not hard.
[17:56] <Dr_Willis> jsoft:  i just npormally install ubuntu-restricted-extras and it grabs flash and other bits for me.. unless  the flash makers broke somnthing again
[17:56] <moako> vista, windows 7, XP, and ubuntu
[17:56] <dsdeiz> you guys know a 3d desktop switcher?
[17:56] <remoteCTRL> frojnd: then you got it installed, enable it in system/preferences/appearance -> visual effex
[17:56] <mzz> YeTr2_: (and iirc the sender does get a notice if their messages are being ignored, and I didn't get that either)
[17:56] <jsoft> IndyGunFreak: the source?
[17:56] <jsoft> IndyGunFreak: what source.
[17:56] <gordonjcp> is there a specific channel for the netbook remix?
[17:56] <Dr_Willis> dsdeiz:  compiz has such features - (that i normally disable)
[17:56] <IndyGunFreak> moako: i have no clue what could be causing that
[17:56] <IndyGunFreak> jsoft: the tar file on adobe.com
[17:56] <jsoft> IndyGunFreak: I have already tried that.
[17:56] <frojnd> remoteCTRL: there I already have set to normal
[17:57] <mzz> RAdams: the fglrx release notes linked from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fglrx list supported cards.
[17:57] <Dr_Willis> gordonjcp:  not that i have seen.  Theres a lot of forum threads about the UNR. Im using it on my AAO
[17:57] <IndyGunFreak> jsoft: and what happened when you ran it?
[17:57] <jsoft> I dont know what the hell is going on, Last time I used ubuntu it was easy.
[17:57] <frojnd> remoteCTRL: out of the box since installation was complete..
[17:57] <gordonjcp> Dr_Willis: I don't really "get" forums
[17:57] <IndyGunFreak> jsoft: brb
[17:57] <Henk1> Arrgghhh freaking ubuntu! :@
[17:57] <remoteCTRL> frojnd: then press ctrl + f2 and type avant and enter, configure it to start on system startup in its preferences
[17:58] <Dr_Willis> gordonjcp:  its very likely any issues you are having with UNR have allredy been asked/discusses on the forum posts.. so do what you want. :)   first thing i did on UNR was convert to the normal desktop
[17:58] <sched> I can not open my application menu
[17:58] <YeTr2_> jsoft: 32bit, 64bit?
[17:58] <Henk1> Does any one know why my Rhythembox doesent know song lenghts ?
[17:58] <frojnd> remoteCTRL: sorry man but when I press ^F2 nothing happens
[17:58] <alan_simmonds> anyone?
[17:58] <Dr_Willis> gordonjcp:  or just ask the question here and see who answers
[17:58] <frojnd> remoteCTRL: no type command or anyting
[17:58] <Henk1> Does anyone know why my Rhythembox doesent know song lenghts ?
[17:58] <sched> quit()
[17:59] <dsdeiz> Dr_Willis: i forgot to mention "aside from compiz"
[17:59] <remoteCTRL> frojnd: i said ctrl+f2
[17:59] <Kolie> I am having trouble with DNS. I can ping WAN ip's but when I try to resolve names it doesnt work, specicially im trying to apt-get update
[17:59] <scubidoo> how can i report the bug on update.rc.d???
[17:59] <remoteCTRL> frojnd: gosh alt +f2 i meant sry
[17:59] <frojnd> remoteCTRL: ok :P
[17:59] <YeTr2_> remoteCTRL: ^ is short hand for ctrl... and it's alt+f2 that you need to push :D
[17:59] <frojnd> remoteCTRL: that's better :P
[17:59] <remoteCTRL> YeTr2_: thanks for the hint but i already corrected myself;)
[17:59] <sched> can any one help me?? I can not open my application menu in gnome panel
[17:59] <sched> ???
[18:00] <gordonjcp> Dr_Willis: I'm getting "Boot Error" when I try to boot an IBM R50e
[18:00] <corey> Where is a good place to find drivers?
[18:00] <remoteCTRL> frojnd: whats the tongue for all the time, dont want me to help you anymore?
[18:00] <IndyGunFreak> jsoft: what error do you get when you run the flash instlaler thats part o the .tar file?
[18:00] <Dr_Willis> gordonjcp:   You burnt the img file to a flash drive and are booting unr that way? How did you copy the img file to the flashdrive?
[18:00] <remoteCTRL> corey: drivers for what?
[18:00] <alan_simmonds>  i dont believe in spamming but upgraded to jaunty, yesterday my pc stopped recieving dhcp, i booted into windows and it was fine, tried again and nothing, done a bunch of tests and such and no joy, booted just now with live cd and it now also wont recieve dhcp, but i know it is working..also network card looks dead, no lights..even tho all is well in windows..pm if you can help:)_
[18:00] <frojnd> remoteCTRL: it's an expression: "It's ok if you made a tiny mistake, I don't point at you"
[18:00] <frojnd> remoteCTRL: you'r still wellcome to help me :)
[18:01] <gordonjcp> Dr_Willis: with dd
[18:01] <corey> network drivers for the built in nic on the dell dimension 2350
[18:01] <Kolie> I am having trouble with DNS. I can ping WAN ip's but when I try to resolve names it doesnt work, specicially im trying to apt-get update.
[18:01] <remoteCTRL> frojnd: so what mistake did i make when you confused alṕplets with icons?
[18:01] <remoteCTRL> :P
[18:01] <Dr_Willis> gordonjcp:  what was the exact command you used?  ive seen som eissues with people using dd if=foo.img of=/dev/sda1  when it SHOULD be /dev/sda (or whatever the flashdrive is)
[18:01] <remoteCTRL> frojnd: will do if you behave;)
[18:01] <frojnd> remoteCTRL: :P :P
[18:02] <frojnd> :>
[18:02] <sched> hey pls help me
[18:02] <sched> I can not open my application menu
[18:02] <sched> in ubuntu
[18:02] <remoteCTRL> corey: basically they should ship with ubuntu, how did you determine that you got none installed?
[18:02] <remoteCTRL> frojnd: :D
[18:02] <RAdams> !enter | sched
[18:02] <gordonjcp> Dr_Willis: I used dd if=blah.img of=/dev/sdd bs=1024k - exactly the same as I use for copying other bootable disk images to the USB stick
[18:02] <YeTr2_> Kolie: what is your internet connection setup? home router? at school?
[18:02] <Souvent22> Hello...
[18:02] <Souvent22> having some trouble with apache2 ( pre 2.1 ) and ubuntu....
[18:02] <corey> remoteCTRL: because I cant access the interwebs
[18:02] <Souvent22> it seems that the auth_basic module doens't not exist...
[18:02] <Dr_Willis> gordonjcp:  that eliminagtes the  obvious error that seems to be common :)
[18:02] <sched> I can not open my application menu
[18:02] <sched> ??
[18:03] <Souvent22> all the others do though: auth_ldap, auth_anon, etc.
[18:03] <henux> i have downloaded the mini iso. how do i burn it into an usb pendrive? i dont have ubuntu installed at this moment
[18:03] <Souvent22> did i miss something during the install to get the auth_basic module?
[18:03] <Tarthen> henux: Use unetbootin
[18:03] <remoteCTRL> corey: pastebin me the output of ifconfig please
[18:03] <Dr_Willis> henux:  you could use 'unetbootin' to make a bootable flash drive
[18:03] <sdls> Is there a way to install multiple versions of a deb package on Ubuntu?  So I can run version 1, or 2 or 2.5 if I so wanted.
[18:03] <Tarthen> henux: It's for Windows and OSX + Linux
[18:03] <Tarthen> sdls: I doubt; they'd clash
[18:04] <darkham> help with anyremote
[18:04] <corey> remoteCTRL: I am not on the dell right now
[18:04] <sdls> Tarthen, what if you specified a different installed directory, assuming that is possible of course
[18:04] <remoteCTRL> corey: bit hard to troubleshoot if you cannot give info...;)
[18:04] <Tarthen> sdls: Yeah, possible
[18:05] <Tarthen> sdls: You'd have to compile from source tho
[18:05] <gordonjcp> Dr_Willis: also, I've checked that the md5sum matches
[18:05] <alan_simmonds>  i dont believe in spamming but upgraded to jaunty, yesterday my pc stopped recieving dhcp, i booted into windows and it was fine, tried again and nothing, done a bunch of tests and such and no joy, booted just now with live cd and it now also wont recieve dhcp, but i know it is working..also network card looks dead, no lights..even tho all is well in windows..pm if you can help:)_
[18:05] <gordonjcp> Dr_Willis: qemu can boot to at least as far as the boot menu
[18:05] <sdls> Tarthen: I was really hoping to NOT do that, lol
[18:05] <Dr_Willis> gordonjcp:  sounds like it may be some quirk with UNR and that machine. .what CPU is it using anyway? the ATOM?
[18:06] <magician0617> hello all
[18:06] <nel> morning everyone. Would someone help me get my nvidia drivers working.... I'm fairly new to linux and it seems I have to do much in the NVIDIA kernal module being installed by the installation is a different version to the driver version. I'm using driver 180.60 but Ill settle for any working driver that supports opengl, also only way I could get into X was by using the vesa driver which sucks
[18:06] <Tarthen> sdls: Eh, you've never used Linux properly until you've compiled source
[18:06] <remoteCTRL> hello magician0617
[18:06] <gordonjcp> Dr_Willis: Celeron 1400
[18:06] <nel> I'm running Jaunty 32 FYI
[18:06] <sdls> Tarthen: I use Gentoo as my primary distribution, and I've built quite a few.  Enough to know what trouble it is
[18:07] <gordonjcp> Dr_Willis: I figured that since it was closer in spec to a netbook than "modern" laptop UNR would be worth a shot
[18:07] <IndyGunFreak> Tarthen: i'd say thats ridiculous... i've compiled plenty of source, but if you use the package manager and don't need to compile, theres nothing wrong w/ that
[18:07] <remoteCTRL> nel: how have you installed that one, per package or per menu?
[18:07] <sdls> Tarthen: I was hoping for an easy way out
[18:07] <dot> I upgraded my ubuntu to 9.04 but when I watch videos with some xine or vlc so the video stream is bluegreen. What can I do to it?
[18:07] <Tarthen> sdls: Well, I'm not sure if you could chroot it
[18:07] <SultansElephant> hi i need software recommendations for FTP and file moving
[18:08] <gordonjcp> Tarthen: depends what you call "using properly"
[18:08] <Tarthen> sdls: chroot isolates everything, so no collisions
[18:08] <nel> remoteCTRL I used ctrl alt f1 and then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[18:08] <remoteCTRL> SultansElephant: filezilla
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> gordonjcp:  the UNR uses a custome kernel i think tweaked for  the stuff in the AAO and EEO and so forth.. id use the Normal ubuntu on that thing.
[18:08] <gordonjcp> Dr_Willis: normal ubuntu doesn't run
[18:08] <SultansElephant> remoteCTRL: oh word that works on linux? sweet
[18:08] <gordonjcp> not in 512M
[18:08] <remoteCTRL> nel: you had to install the driver somehow; did you download it or did u use the ubuntu one?
[18:09] <remoteCTRL> SultansElephant: the other way arround, it also works on windows?;)
[18:09] <Dr_Willis> gordonjcp:  Hmm.. ive ran ubuntu on 512 :) you may need the alternative installer cd.
[18:09] <SultansElephant> another question im building a new desktop is there a site that can give me the best compatibility specs
[18:09] <sdls> Tarthen: That is a good idea actually.  But let me try the source first, as that could possibly get rather difficult.   If source gives me enough trouble, I'll look into chroot
[18:09] <nel> remotectrl i downloaded it off the nvidia ftp, i made sure my gpu was supported, im using the 8400M nvidia
[18:09] <gordonjcp> Dr_Willis: it'll boot the livecd and you can actually get it to install
[18:09] <gordonjcp> Dr_Willis: it just spends all its time screaming away at 100% CPU and 100% swap
[18:09] <remoteCTRL> nel: not a good thing to do...
[18:10] <Tarthen> sdls: Haha. What are you exactly running?
[18:10] <Dr_Willis> gordonjcp:  alt installer may be better.. wont hurt to try i guess..
[18:10] <remoteCTRL> nel: ubuntu has a menu in system/administration/hardware driver, always use that one;)
[18:10] <nel> remote i found that out, my first attempt, the nvidia software uninstalled the gnome core and i had to reload everything
[18:10] <Batte> Anyone has a ati radeon9800pro working with propretary drivers on 9.04?
[18:11] <remoteCTRL> nel: wth?? the driver hast an uninstall option, something like --remove or so, try to use that one
[18:11] <SultansElephant> opensource hardware hurry up! =P
[18:11] <nel> remoteCTRL that version worked for me before my jaunty upgrade but since on jaunty the hardware driver has never worked properly... no opengl at all
[18:11] <SultansElephant> why upgrade when you can fresh install
[18:11] <Tarthen> SultansElephant: It won't as long as AMD competes with Intel and nVidia
[18:11] <sdls> Tarthen: I installed Ubuntu 9.04 i386 version from DVD on my gaming box, I was ready to explode with Windows, the stupid &$^%*#$.  I'm playing games via wine.  I got kotor 1 & 2 to work as well as Steam.  There are a few more I want working, but it would appear that only certain versions of wine can mmake them work.  I want to run the best wine for my games!
[18:11] <remoteCTRL> nel:  i see, yet still the best recommendation i can give is to uninstall it and use ubuntus own one
[18:12] <sdls> Tarthen: Actually, it is not so much my games, but the family's games.  I don't have time for that anymore.
[18:12] <remoteCTRL> sdls: then use cedega or crossover
[18:12] <Tarthen> sdls: Ah. Isn't there an app for game-specific hacks?
[18:12] <bidossessi> hi folks
[18:12] <nel> remotectrl it was the drivers uninstall program that did it, its a pre release that i was trying to use and im not the first i did it to....  whats the best way to uninstall every trace of the nvidia drivers... through the synaptic package manager?
[18:13] <Tarthen> nel: A fresh install
[18:13] <pijiu> How would I go about making .torrent extensions default to ktorrent?
[18:13] <macman_> ok
[18:13] <Tarthen> nel: Otherwise, right click, mark for complete removal
[18:13] <bidossessi> anyone using elisa here, noticed the move to moovida? noticed there's no such package in the ppa as advertised on the website
[18:13] <dsdeiz> huhuh, any light 3d desktop/workspace switcher you guys know?
[18:14] <remoteCTRL> nel: i doubt that... still better to use the uninstall method of the driver itself, even if you have to reinstall half of gnome after that...
[18:14] <alan_simmonds>  i dont believe in spamming but upgraded to jaunty, yesterday my pc stopped recieving dhcp, i booted into windows and it was fine, tried again and nothing, done a bunch of tests and such and no joy, booted just now with live cd and it now also wont recieve dhcp, but i know it is working..also network card looks dead, no lights..even tho all is well in windows..pm if you can help:)_
[18:15] <remoteCTRL> alan_simmonds: so upgrading suggests you had intrepid running previously, right?
[18:15] <SultansElephant> what's so hard about backing up and fresh install
[18:15] <remoteCTRL> SultansElephant: its an effort
[18:15] <nel> remotectrl problem with reinstalling half the snome after that is i steal wireless and in the shell i couldnt get my wireless to connect... i was using iwconfig and ifconfig though so wasnt tooo sure what i was doing.
[18:16] <alan_simmonds> yep
[18:16] <remoteCTRL> alan_simmonds: please keep the conversation in the main channel, so that others can learn from it
[18:16] <alan_simmonds> kk
[18:16] <SultansElephant> remoteCTRL: dunno, i dont think its an elitist thing to suggest that you should have a backup of your data at all times anyway
[18:16] <remoteCTRL> alan_simmonds: do you have an output for eth0 at all if you enter ifconfig?
[18:16] <alan_simmonds> one sec
[18:16] <remoteCTRL> SultansElephant: but it is a give in thing to reinstall for every lil sh***
[18:16] <alan_simmonds> http://paste.ubuntu.com/178876/
[18:17] <nel> but heres my question... I am almost 100% certain that this pre release will be the best driver for my card... is there a way to just install the corrent version of the nvidia kernal module
[18:17] <alan_simmonds> that is my ifconfig
[18:17] <jason> hi i need help with GeForce 6150SE nForce chipset i cant get the screen resolution pass 640x480
[18:17] <SultansElephant> remoteCTRL: every six months a fresh install doesnt killa ya
[18:17] <alan_simmonds> http://paste.ubuntu.com/178879/ that is my dmesg
[18:17] <remoteCTRL> nel: what you mean by steal?
[18:17] <Tarthen> remoteCTRL: Wipe it. Srsly.
[18:17] <remoteCTRL> SultansElephant: in my case sure does, you got no idea what configuration i got here buddy;)
[18:17] <animenewb> im getting a blank screen after the progress bar on startup. this is a fresh ubuntu 9.04 install from the alternate cd. had the same issue using the desktop live cd too. this is my pastebin for /var/log/xorg.0.log, http://paste.ubuntu.com/178784/ . its probably a misconfiguration with xorg? i don't know how to correct this.. (im absolutely new to linux)
[18:18] <nel> remotectrl i mean the person upstair's wireless connection so i cant just plug an ethernet cable into it
[18:18] <SultansElephant> remoteCTRL: im sure its uber leet but is it something that would take more than a sunday afternoon?
[18:18] <jason> any help
[18:18] <remoteCTRL> SultansElephant: sure is
[18:18] <sdls> Tarthen: Crossover I think it is called...but I believe you pay for it.
[18:19] <jason> yeah crossover u have to pay for
[18:19] <remoteCTRL> nel: well in that case i cant help you very mucho man...
[18:19] <jason> i think its 40 bucks or somehting
[18:20] <thuglife999> Help needed?
[18:20] <jason> so no help for me
[18:20] <thuglife999> i just installed KDE on ubuntu8.10
[18:20] <gianluca> !it
[18:20] <Dextorion> hi everyone
[18:20] <thuglife999> every thing worked fine but now i can't access my other drives
[18:20] <remoteCTRL> alan_simmonds: please write the name of the person you are talking to infront of your answers
[18:20] <nel> remoteCTRL you cant because im on wireless internet???
[18:21] <alan_simmonds> soz
[18:21] <thuglife999> when ever i just click on any drive it asks password for the first time then after it, it dosen't open that drive
[18:21] <jason> my screen resolution will not gop  pass 640x480
[18:21] <remoteCTRL> nel: i cant because i cannot tell you how to configure your wirteless manually
[18:21] <thuglife999> hellooooooo can any body help me????????????????????????
[18:21] <SultansElephant> imo cedega and crossover is worth the money
[18:21] <alan_simmonds> remoteCTRL http://paste.ubuntu.com/178879/ dmesg and http://paste.ubuntu.com/178876/ ifconfig
[18:22] <thuglife999> also i can't change my screen resolution in KDE? why is that so
[18:22] <remoteCTRL> alan_simmonds: ok i can see from that that you basically got an eth0 pls pastebin /etc/network/interfaces
[18:22] <jason> SultansElephant Wine can do what Crossover does
[18:22] <thuglife999> is this bug in KDE or some thing else?????
[18:22] <nel> remoteCTRL og hehe no worries then, thought you were being preachy on the ethics of using other peoples wireless heheh   ;) i'ma download a new cd for jaunty and re-install.... hopefully i get this working thanks for the input
[18:23] <thuglife999> Help HElp????????????????????????????????
[18:23] <sdls> Tarthen: Around $40 is still better than around 100+ for windows
[18:23] <alan_simmonds> remoteCTRL: gimme 2 secs
[18:23] <NavY-Seal> hi to all ... i try to install ubuntu 9.4 on my desktop and i get a cupple of I/O errors for not beeing able to open a file and then after thet i get an 127 error from init stoping any sugestions
[18:23] <thuglife999> no body is helping today????
[18:23] <remoteCTRL> nel: i sure got my opinion on that but i dont need to share right?;)
[18:23] <sdls> Tarthen: I'm sorry, that was meant for SultansElephant
[18:23] <jason> thuglife999 i know that
[18:23] <remoteCTRL> alan_simmonds: sure
[18:23] <thuglife999> jason:  what you know???
[18:23] <Dr_Willis> thuglife999:  your use of ???? pretty much triggered my AUto-ignore stuff
[18:24] <jason> i know no one is helping me
[18:24] <jason> see u all later
[18:24] <thuglife999> jason:  KDE is not allowin me to go to my drives
[18:24] <nel> remoteCTRL hehe wasnt like I used airo-ng or anything there no security on the network
[18:24] <thuglife999> i need to know is this KDE bug or some thing else???
[18:24] <jason> thuglife999 what drivers u need
[18:24] <sdls> SultansElephant: You know, you're right.  $40 for gaming is better than $100+ for Windows + hard drive space for it.
[18:24] <Dr_Willis> thuglife999:  you might want to ask in #kubuntu
[18:24] <remoteCTRL> nel: i frankly spoken relly dont care, dude;)
[18:24] <oDesk> i'm on 9.10 can't mouse click using the touchpad ?? any help ... i tried the mouse configuration .it's enabled but doesn't work!!
[18:24] <thuglife999> jason:  after installing KDE
[18:25] <nel> k thanks guys... have a good one :)
[18:25] <thuglife999> i was to visit my other drives... D, E , F
[18:25] <thuglife999> etc
[18:25] <jason> i dont know
[18:25] <thuglife999> jason:  it asks for the password at first sight but then it won't open that drive
[18:25] <jason> u have to mount them
[18:25] <thuglife999> jason:  how to mount them?
[18:25] <almost> hi have a dir with  root   root  and ned to change this to simon   simon
[18:25] <jason> its the password u sign in on
[18:25] <Dextorion> bash scripting. I want to do command su - <user>  and give the password as an already stored argument. Is this possible? Or to login as another user with some other command that can take a password as an argument?
[18:26] <jason> have to restart brb
[18:26] <Dextorion> i do not see su taking --password or thelike as an argument
[18:26] <h0ly5h17> zZZZ
[18:26] <h0ly5h17> Z
[18:26] <jrib> Dextorion: why in the wold would you want to do that?
[18:26] <alan_simmonds> remoteCTRL: no need for pastebin auto lo
[18:26] <alan_simmonds> iface lo inet loopback
[18:26] <FLJohn> Am I posting ok?
[18:26] <Dextorion> happ. i guess not.
[18:26] <alan_simmonds> remoteCTRL: it is default
[18:27] <remoteCTRL> alan_simmonds: if you click the network applet in the taskbar is it managed there?
[18:27] <remoteCTRL> alan_simmonds: menu bar meant
[18:27] <FLJohn> Ok.  I took 9.04 off cause Hulu did not work even after updating Flash and everything else you guys tried to help with.  I am back to 8.04 AMD 64 and am very very happy
[18:27] <FLJohn> It all works now
[18:28] <FLJohn> computer boots up faster then snot and all is well
[18:28] <alan_simmonds> remoteCTRL: yep
[18:28] <h0ly5h17> alan_simmonds ????????? ????? ? ??? ???????? ??????, ????? ???? ? ????????? ?? ?????? ? ????????
[18:28] <remoteCTRL> alan_simmonds: what setting have you got in there, is it set to dhcp?
[18:28] <alan_simmonds> remoteCTRL: yep
[18:28] <FLJohn> Thank you for your help
[18:28] <h0ly5h17> ? ????????? ?????? ???????? ??????????? ?? ????? ?? ?? ???????
[18:28] <almost> anyone used the unbuntu JeOS build?
[18:28] <darkham> help with anyremote
[18:28] <darkham> help
[18:28] <remoteCTRL> alan_simmonds: do you happen to know the ip address you are supposed to get?
[18:28] <Iren> Hi all))
[18:29] <joanki123> i want to get a dell mini.  can anyone tell me which one would be the most compatible with ubuntu?  9, 10 or 12?
[18:29] <alan_simmonds> remoteCTRL: yep i do, but when i put in static ip it doesnt work..i have to go now..ill come back let
[18:29] <remoteCTRL> !ask | darkham
[18:29] <ldiamond> How do I start a program in the session currently opened on my computer using SSH?
[18:29] <h0ly5h17> ????? ?????????? ?? ??????, ?????? ?? ???????? ?????, ?? ? ??????? ?????? ??????? ????? ??? ?????, ?? ????? ?? ???????? ?????? ???? ?? ??????? ?? 16 ?? 26 ??????.
[18:29] <alan_simmonds> remoteCTRL: later...thanks anyways
[18:29] <remoteCTRL> alan_simmonds: ...
[18:29] <oDesk> so, what could be my problem which make touchpad clicks don't work?
[18:29] <remoteCTRL> alan_simmonds: np
[18:30] <remoteCTRL> h0ly5h17: are you typing something or are you just trolling?
[18:30] <h0ly5h17> ????? ?????? ??????? ????????? ?? ?? ?????? ?? ???????, ? ?? ?? ?????? ?????, ??? ?????? ?? ?????? ???????, ?? ??????? ???? ??????? ????? ??? ? ????? ???? ????? ?? ??????. ? ??? ???? ? ??????? ???????? ???????? ????? ????? ?? ??????, ????? ?? ???? ???????? ?? ????? ????
[18:30] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: if it is a graphical application you need to ssh -X
[18:31] <remoteCTRL> is it just me or can anyone else read what h0ly5h17 is typing?
[18:31] <ldiamond> remoteCTRL, its a CLI application that I'm starting from SSH, I just want it to keep running when I close my client
[18:31] <banyunet_> hai
[18:31] <h0ly5h17> remoteCTRL
[18:32] <h0ly5h17> ?????? ?????????? ?????? ? ??????: -?????????, ????? ????? ????? ?? ?????????, ?? ?? ???? ?? ?? ?? ??????? ???? ??????. ???????, ?? ?????? ?? ?????? ?? ??
[18:32] <jason> need help
[18:32] <almost> perhaps he's from china
[18:32] <jason> with graphics
[18:33] <almost> or she
[18:33] <SultansElephant> brasero is so pro
[18:33] <h0ly5h17> jason
[18:33] <h0ly5h17> ? ??????? ?????????: -??? ???????, ?? ?? ?? ??????? ?’?? ??? ?????? ? ?????? ???? ???????????. ? ??-????? ??????? ?? ??????? ?? ??????????? ?? ???????? ???? ???????.
[18:33] <FloodBot1> h0ly5h17: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:33] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: err... try sh <application> that should open a seperate shell for the execution but i am not realy sure if that does the job...
[18:34] <darkham> i can't run anyremote properly from my phone
[18:34] <h0ly5h17> decode !!
[18:34] <grkblood13> hmm, that could possibly save me a little bit of money on buying more cables
[18:34] <h0ly5h17> ? ??????? ?????????: -??? ???????, ?? ?? ?? ??????? ?’?? ??? ?????? ? ?????? ???? ???????????
[18:34] <grkblood13> oops
[18:34] <grkblood13> hey im looking for a program to help run a talk show, mabye something where you can program a panel off buttons to do differnt sound effects
[18:34] <remoteCTRL> !admin can someone please kick h0ly5h17 ?
[18:34] <LjL> h0ly5h17: stop this :(
[18:34] <jason> i guess no help means i have to use windows agin :(
[18:34] <joanki123> does anyone know anything about the dell minis?
[18:34] <banyunet> hi
[18:34] <Edmond> h0ly5h17 | !flood
[18:34] <remoteCTRL> !admin | can someone please kick h0ly5h17 ?
[18:34] <h0ly5h17> remoteCTRL can u suck my dick please ?
[18:34] <JoOk> hi i am french
[18:35] <LjL> !ops | h0ly5h17
[18:35] <remoteCTRL> !needadmin
[18:35] <SultansElephant> haha! i love how it all comes out
[18:35] <Edmond> its time for a kick
[18:35] <jsoft> With the update manager, it does not show that a new dist is available. I am on 8.04. I have clicked Check.
[18:35] <h0ly5h17> ??
[18:35] <remoteCTRL> thanks LjL
[18:35] <h0ly5h17> ? ??????? ?????????: -??? ???????, ?? ?? ?? ??????? ?’?? ??? ?????? ? ?????? ???? ???????????
[18:35] <darkham> help with anyremote
[18:35] <SultansElephant> ban his ident
[18:35] <darkham> i can't run anyremote properly from my phone
[18:35] <remoteCTRL> LjL: hes already back again doing it again
[18:36] <LjL> remoteCTRL: not much i can do about it.
[18:36] <almost> JoOk: i think there is a french chat?
[18:36] <h0ly5h17> remoteCTRL problem?
[18:36] <remoteCTRL> LjL: sure, ban him
[18:36] <SultansElephant> ban his ident he'll just keep vhosting
[18:36] <ldiamond> remoteCTRL, How do I do it with a GUI?
[18:36] <LjL> remoteCTRL: i am not an op.
[18:36] <Edmond> who is an op?
[18:37] <LjL> Edmond: the people listed above in the ops call.
[18:37] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: press alt +f2 and start it from there
[18:37] <Edmond> thanks ljl
[18:37] <remoteCTRL> LjL: dont seem to be there...
[18:37] <Lint01> !utf-8
[18:38] <Lint01> !encoding
[18:38] <LjL> !msg the bot
[18:38] <remoteCTRL> !layout
[18:38] <almost> !loop-aes
[18:38] <gartral> where are the program icons stored in the filesystem?
[18:38] <gartral> !icon
[18:38] <LjL> gartral: /usr/share/pixmaps i think.
[18:38] <h0ly5h17> remoteCTRL pozdravi maikati ot mene kaji i che i ostaih parite pod masata
[18:39] <h0ly5h17> f*ck ur self
[18:39] <almost> he;s polish or russian or she is
[18:39] <LjL> !ops | h0ly5h17
[18:39] <Edmond> jrib you there
[18:39] <yaoziyuan> my sda1 has ubuntu and sda3 has opensuse. currently my computer boots to sda3's grub (suse's grub). how do i let my computer boot to sda1's grub (ubuntu's)?
[18:39] <remoteCTRL> h0ly5h17: well i can read that, still i dont understand it, but i guess that was the purpose eh?
[18:39]  * gartral hugs LjL 
[18:39] <Lint01> croatian, most likely)
[18:39] <ldiamond> remoteCTRL, but how do I get to the GUI?
[18:39] <remoteCTRL> Lint01: troll most likely
[18:40] <darkham> i can't run anyremote properly from my phone
[18:40] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: you go to that computer and access the gui?
[18:40] <darkham> help with anyremote
[18:40] <ohir> certainly it was NOT Polish
[18:40] <mib_ubuntuNewbie> hello. i've got the following problem: i have installed ubuntu on my machine and everything worked fine except the graphics driver. so i installed ati binary through the packet manager and now my ubuntu is not booting any more, it shows a crazy graphic instead of the desktop
[18:40] <LjL> !feeding the troll
[18:40] <ldiamond> remoteCTRL, well, remotely.
[18:40] <almost> nickrud: are you here
[18:41] <andrew_> Hello,everyone!
[18:41] <remoteCTRL> ldiamond: if you dont have an nx server installed ther or alike that wont work...
[18:41] <Lint01> mib_ubuntuNewbie: use recovery mode and uninstall xorg-drivers-video-fglrx
[18:41] <remoteCTRL> LjL: hehehe
[18:41] <nathan7> yaoziyuan: Fdisk, change the active partition.
[18:42] <almost> ok and someone help i have a dir with root  root and i want to change to simon  simon
[18:42] <mib_ubuntuNewbie> could you please tell me how i can activate this mode?
[18:42] <Dextorion> almost: chown simon:simon dir
[18:42] <Dam0> hi
[18:42] <Lint01> mib_ubuntuNewbie: press Escape on startup, when prompted
[18:42] <Dam0> can someone pls help me with my eggdrop?
[18:42] <mib_ubuntuNewbie> thx
[18:43] <mib_ubuntuNewbie> i have foud it
[18:43] <mib_ubuntuNewbie> *found
[18:43] <LjL> Dam0: you'd be much better off asking an actual detailed question, by the way.
[18:43] <almost> Dextorian: so if the directory is called history then the line would be chown simon:simon history
[18:44] <shabyasachi> Hello everyone!
[18:44] <ldiamond> How do I launch an application remotely so it runs in the current session and doesnt exit when I disconnect from the remote PC?
[18:44] <Edmond> !welcome
[18:44] <yaoziyuan> nathan7: fdisk -l shows sda3 is the current boot device. how do i use fdisk to change the boot device to sda1?
[18:44] <SultansElephant> Dam0: This is Ubuntu support, join #eggdrop
[18:44] <shabyasachi> Hi. I have two NIC on my desktop. One 100Mbps, other One 1Gbps (I think). 100mbps works fine with the cable that I am using but 1gbps does not. However the 1gbps card works fine with other cables. Can anyone please tell me why this may happen?
[18:44] <Dam0> OKay
[18:44] <nathan7> shabyasachi: Maybe the cable is broken internally.
[18:45] <almost> Dextorion: so if the directory is called history then the line would be chown simon:simon history( got the right nick this time)
[18:45] <thiebaude> just testing to see if my nick changed
[18:45] <Dam0> where to i extract eggdrop1.6.19 to?
[18:45] <Dam0> after downloading it
[18:45] <shabyasachi> nathan7: I thought so too. But it does work with the older NIC. I also tried to plug the cable in my asus eee 901. That also does not work with the cable.
[18:45] <LjL> Dam0: nowhere. get eggdrop from the official ubuntu repositories instead.
[18:45] <SultansElephant> Dam0: seriously google eggdrop questions or ask in like #linux or something
[18:45] <LjL> !info eggdrop | Dam0
[18:45] <LjL> !software > Dam0    (Dam0, see the private message from ubottu)
[18:46] <djlid7> hey, how can I run fink?
[18:46] <nathan7> shabyasachi: The extra lines are broken.
[18:46] <LjL> SultansElephant: eggdrop is no different from other software, it's in ubuntu and it's supported here, as long as it's about the ubuntu side of it
[18:46] <nathan7> shabyasachi: These arent used on the older 100mbit nic.
[18:46] <SultansElephant> LjL: my bad, I always associate it with shady
[18:46] <nathan7> djlid7: Fink is for mac.
[18:46] <sebsebseb> hi
[18:46] <thiebaude> hi
[18:47] <Dam0> LjL, i want to compli it mysel;f
[18:47] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: :)
[18:47] <djlid7> nathan7: I mean the console version of pidgin
[18:47] <shabyasachi> nathan7: any way around that? Can I switch the NIC to some mode so that it does not use those extra lines?
[18:47] <nathan7> shabyasachi: Guess so.
[18:47] <Dr_Willis> Dam0:  last i checked there were dozens  of web sites dedicated to  eggdrop bots..
[18:47] <nathan7> shabyasachi: Try ifconfig manpages.
[18:47] <nathan7> shabyasachi: Or #ubuntu
[18:47] <nathan7> uhh
[18:47] <LjL> Dam0: i don't see a reason why you would. if you insist on doing that, help yourself.
[18:48] <Dr_Willis> Dam0:  if you have a speific question . we can try to answer.. but dont expect much expertise on a very 'specilized' thing like eggdrop bots.
[18:48] <nathan7> Oh, this is #ubuntu xD
[18:48] <LjL> Dam0: we'll help you installing it "the ubuntu way" here, not compiling it for the sake of it.
[18:48] <Picipod> Djlid7: finch is the name of the click pidgin app
[18:48] <shabyasachi> nathan7: I used 'ethtool -S' on both the cards. And the gbps one has a lot more info than the 100mbps one.
[18:48] <shabyasachi> nathan7: Okay. I will read up the ifconfig man page.
[18:48] <nathan7> shabyasachi: More advanced eh?
[18:48] <ldiamond> How do I launch an application remotely so it runs in the current session and doesnt exit when I disconnect from the remote PC?
[18:48] <nathan7> shabyasachi: Oh, ethtool manpages might be of interest too
[18:48] <nathan7> ldiamond: export DISPLAY=:0.0
 you can run ubuntu on a mac its super
[18:49] <djlid7> Picipod: thanks, that's what I was looking for.. just mispelled it. :)
[18:49] <shabyasachi> nathan7: I am no expert. And the ethtool manpage seems pretty cryptic to me :)
[18:49] <ldiamond> nathan7, I tried that, it didnt work...
[18:49] <nathan7> almost: For Mac OS X
[18:49] <nathan7> shabyasachi: Manpages are cryptic per definition ;)
[18:50] <shabyasachi> nathan7: Guess so :)
[18:50] <Tigerboy> why do some data center people tell you irc is so stressful on your web server.  Isn't it as efficient as ajax chat modules that only respond to events as events occur.
[18:50] <nathan7> shabyasachi: I'll have a look
[18:50] <nathan7> Tigerboy: Yes.
[18:50] <e1z0> hi
[18:50] <nathan7> Tigerboy: But ajax is worse
[18:50] <shabyasachi> nathan7: Thanks a lot. Do you need some more info on the card configs?
[18:50] <Picipod> !ot
[18:50] <nathan7> Tigerboy: Because it triggers all the time
 yes if you go to the ubuntu forums you will find a section just for mac users
[18:51] <mneptok> Tigerboy: because IRC is communly used for IP theft, botnets, and the like. and your host doesn;t want to raise their legal threat silhouette.
[18:51] <nathan7> Tigerboy: IRC client gets things sent to it
[18:51] <ldiamond> nathan7, I do ssh -X mysvr, then log in, export DISPLAY=:0.0, then type gedit, but it just doesnt do anything.
[18:51] <nathan7> Tigerboy: AJAX asks all the time.
[18:51] <Tigerboy> so irc is more efficient, less impactive
[18:51] <mman> why apt-update failing to update? http://rafb.net/p/QOEqHT65.html
[18:51] <nathan7> ldiamond: Should appear on the server screen
[18:51] <mman> how to fix the packages
[18:51] <mneptok> Tigerboy: but this is offtopic for this channel
[18:51] <ldiamond> I see, how can I make it appear on my screen?
[18:52] <mman> E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[18:52] <nathan7> ldiamond: W/o DISPLAY=:0.0
[18:52] <mman> how to fix this
[18:52] <nathan7> mman: Np.
[18:52] <mman> nathan7?
[18:52] <nathan7> mman: Doesn't kill your system ;)
[18:52] <pegon> Okay on Ubuntu in the other menu is a list of all my WINE applications that I have installed...the only problem is the list contains ones that don't work. How do I remove those entrys?
[18:52] <shabyasachi> ldiamond: I am not sure what your problem is but sometimes you need to do "sudo xhost +local:username" to get things up on screen.
[18:52] <shabyasachi> ldiamond: Sorry if I am completely off track.
[18:52] <andrew2009> hi
[18:53] <sebsebseb> pegon: I think it's in the hidden .local folder in home or some such
[18:53] <nathan7> sebsebseb: Nope. .wine.
[18:53] <Picipod> Pegon: you can use alacarte to edit your menus
[18:53] <nmvictor> hi, andrew2009
[18:53] <Ab3L> someone running xchat with kubuntu 9.04?
[18:53] <NavY-Seal> hi to all ... i try to install ubuntu 9.4 on my desktop and i get a cupple of I/O errors for not beeing able to open files and then after thet i get an 127 error from init stoping any sugestions
[18:53] <sebsebseb> nathan7: no the menu shortcuts get put in another folder
[18:54] <pegon> Ab3L, I am running it with Xubuntu 9.04
[18:54] <nathan7> NavY-Seal: Broken hard disk.
[18:54] <nathan7> sebsebseb: Which refers to .wine
[18:54] <tanner2007_Linux> Guys I have a sd card mounted that has ext2 partition when I click on it and choose "create archive" and choose zip, no matter where I choose every single time i get "an error occurred while adding files to the archive the specified location is not supported"
[18:54] <noodlesgc> pegon System->Preferences->Main Menu
[18:54] <nathan7> Tigerboy: Does it work in other places?
[18:54] <pegon> noodlesgc, Xubuntu not gnome
[18:54] <Ab3L> pegon, does your screen become black ?
[18:54] <pegon> Ab3L, no I am on it right now
[18:54] <NavY-Seal> nathan7: its a breand new eide HDD out of the box
[18:54] <nathan7> NavY-Seal: CHeck connections.
[18:54] <nathan7> NavY-Seal: Or borken mobo.
[18:55] <sebsebseb> nathan7: I have removed wine menu shorcuts, quite a lot of times, so I know what I am on about
[18:55] <noodlesgc> pegon ah
[18:55] <tanner2007_Linux> anyone>?
[18:55] <nmvictor> NavY-Seal: whats the output of the init error,that might help someone workaround the root of the problem
[18:55] <NavY-Seal> i run vista/debian combo on the same machine just took the other hdd for mythtv purpouse and decided to use ubuntu
[18:55] <nmvictor> tanner2007_Linux:what about?
[18:55] <tanner2007_Linux> Guys I have a sd card mounted that has ext2 partition when I click on it and choose "create archive" and choose zip, no matter where I choose every single time i get "an error occurred while adding files to the archive the specified location is not supported"
[18:55] <NavY-Seal> nmvictor: one sec
[18:56] <Ab3L> damn! when i am running xchat on kubuntu 9.04, my screen become black for 1 or 2 seconds. this happends each about 10-15 seconds.
[18:56] <noodlesgc> tanner2007_Linux: I have had problems before with ext2 partitions not allowing me write access, you could try as root.
[18:56] <mman> why apt-update failing to update? http://rafb.net/p/QOEqHT65.html
[18:56] <mman> E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[18:56] <tanner2007_Linux> im new at this so how do I get root
[18:57] <ldiamond> Is there a way to see the current session of a Ubuntu machine remotely (like remote desktop on windows) so that I can disconnect and the applications will still run? (non VNC if possible)
[18:57] <pegon> Picipod, any idea how to get rid of duplicate entrys? there not showing up in alacarte...but there is duplicates in my menu
[18:57] <nathan7> shabyasachi: Sorry, can't help you atm
[18:57] <noodlesgc> !sudo | tanner2007_Linux
[18:57] <nmvictor>  tanner2007_Linux: at the terminal with sudo before the command
[18:57] <nathan7> ldiamond: Krfb on kde.
[18:57] <nathan7> ldiamond: I forgot on GNOME.
[18:58] <nathan7> ldiamond: But krfb works there too
[18:58] <Picipod> Pegon: sorry, not sure what to tell you if they aren't in alacarte
[18:58] <tanner2007_Linux> but its not a termnial command im just triyng to right click on the drive and like ahicve everything init
[18:58] <mobi-sheep> !info krfb
[18:58] <prathamesh> hi guys i hav n73 nokia with vodafone conn & gprs activated. i want  to access net via bluetooth on may lappi
[18:58] <Iren> Somebody lives in America?
[18:58] <nathan7> Iren: =0
[18:59] <Iren> nathan7 ???
[18:59] <nathan7> Iren ???
[18:59] <Iren> nathan7 what?
[18:59] <nmvictor> tanner2007_Linux: or ALT+F2 the gksu in the dialogue box that will show up and then the program command in the second dialog,in your case nautilus and try whatever you want
[18:59] <nathan7> Iren what?
[18:59]  * DarkNight1 is Have Lassi ( Indian sweet drink )
[18:59] <NavY-Seal> nmvictor: there are like 14 sh: cant open /etc/rcS.d/s11mount..... Input/Output error and in the end init: rc-default main procces 3094 terminated with status 127
[18:59] <almost> I have one file in /home/admin/simon that is reads root  root all the other files read simon simon how to change this one file to simon  simon
[18:59] <Iren> nathan7 you live in america?
[18:59] <nathan7> No.
[19:00] <prathamesh> hi guys i hav n73 nokia with vodafone conn & gprs activated. i want  to access net via bluetooth on may lappi
[19:00] <prathamesh> can nayone help me
[19:00] <nathan7> Stop repeating.
[19:00] <Iren> nathan7	ok) whwrw do you leave?
[19:00] <NavY-Seal> same thing happends if i try to open the live cd feature
[19:00] <nathan7> Iren: Holland.
[19:00] <Iren> where*
[19:00] <noodlesgc> !offtopic
[19:00] <nathan7> NavY-Seal: CHeck connections, BIOS, and disk.
[19:00] <nathan7> NavY-Seal: I twice had a new, dead disk.
[19:00] <michaelsmick> I just installed Ubuntu 904, it rebooted once fine and now I'm getting error 18 at grub which people say is a hard disk size problem. But I don't really know if I need to flash the bios, or change a setting there. anyone help?
[19:00] <nmvictor>  NavY-Seal: have you just installed ubuntu or this is just coming up from nowhere?
[19:00] <Iren> nathan7 It where?
[19:00] <nathan7> NavY-Seal: Came outta the box dead.
[19:01] <nathan7> Iren: Netherlands, Europe.
[19:01] <nathan7> michaelsmick: WHat's the full error text?
[19:01] <Iren> nathan7 good)
[19:01] <NavY-Seal> nmvictor: that is coming out from the install process when tyres to load the installation
[19:01] <michaelsmick> nathan7: Grub loading, please wait... error 18
[19:01] <NavY-Seal> nathan7: i look in to it
[19:01] <blip-> Karmic Koala !!!??!?    Who picks those names...
[19:01] <nathan7> michaelsmick: Hmm
[19:01] <tanner2007_Linux> the file system things open up but right clicking on drive in there does NOT give me the options to archive the entire drive
[19:02] <mobi-sheep> blip-: I do.  You have a problem with that?
[19:02] <shabyasachi> nathan7: Thanks anyways. You have been real helpful. :)
[19:02] <nathan7> blip-: It should've been Kompletely KDE
[19:02] <nathan7> blip-: No more GNOME!
[19:02] <nathan7> shabyasachi: =)
[19:02] <deany> trying to install driver for epson sx400 all in one.  Im installin the iscan software part, and its givin me Package libltdl3 is not installed.  its not in repo.  libltdl7 is installed tho.
[19:02] <mman> rssi: Depends: libperl5.8 (>= 5.8.8) but it is not going to be installed
[19:02] <mman> E: Broken packages
[19:02] <almost> anyone please  >	I have one file in /home/admin/simon that is reads root root all the other files read simon simon how to change this one file to simon simon
[19:02] <nmvictor> something is wrong with your installation, do you think you did something you were not sure about?
[19:02] <mobi-sheep> !chown | almost
[19:03] <Dr_Willis> almost:  sudo chown user.user filename
[19:03] <blip-> mobi-sheep, yep it pisses me off.  If my PC has a distro with that name, I'd burn the whole machine down.
[19:03] <Myrtti> blip-: life is, move on?
[19:03] <nathan7> davidcramer: user:user
[19:03] <almost> Dr_Willis; thanks
[19:03] <blip-> ye I guess so.   I'm gonna try out xubuntu 9.04
[19:03] <burvowski> Where is refresh time in a conky config file? Is there one overall one for the whole file or one per each script in the config?
[19:03] <erUSUL> almost: sudo chown simon:simon /home/admin/simon/the_file_in_question
[19:04] <Flannel> blip-: It's a good thing when you install it you have Ubuntu 9.10 installed then
[19:04] <mman> rssi: Depends: libperl5.8 (>= 5.8.8) but it is not going to be installed
[19:04] <nathan7> =0
[19:04] <mman> someone help me install irssi please
[19:04] <NavY-Seal> nmvictor: the only thing that i am not sure is usint an EIDE HDD when my MoBo has IDE connections
[19:04] <nathan7> michaelsmick: apt-get install libperl5.8
[19:04] <mobi-sheep> blip-: I can't wait for that flame-machine show in... 5 months.
[19:04] <mobi-sheep> mman: sudo aptitude install irssi
[19:04] <blip-> Flannel, how so ?  xfce!=gnome
[19:04] <nathan7> NavY-Seal: Hmm, perhaps that's it.
[19:04] <michaelsmick> nathan7, I can't boot ubuntu, so I'm not sure how to load that
[19:05] <nathan7> michaelsmick: Load what?
[19:05] <Dr_Willis> mman:  sudo apt-get install irssi
[19:05] <michaelsmick> you said apt-get install libperl5.8
[19:05] <burvowski> Gnome Do just said I need to enable compositing to have themes. Where do I turn that on?
[19:05] <prathamesh> is anybody connected his mobile with lappi via bluetooth to access internat
[19:05] <nathan7> OOps
[19:05] <Flannel> blip-: Ubuntu is a distro, Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu are flavors of said distro.  But yes, you're correct.  You'd have Xubuntu 9.10, not Karmic Koala.
[19:05] <nathan7> =p
[19:05] <blip-> :D
[19:05] <NavY-Seal> but i tryed yesterday with my other setup to boot in to the live sd with the original HDD and still the same error hmmmm
 ithanks I remember you from brezzey badger days!
[19:05] <nmvictor> mman: sudo apt-get install irssi
[19:06] <erUSUL> almost: could be; been around since warty XD
[19:06] <nathan7> NavY-Seal: -_-
[19:06] <Dr_Willis> !apt | mman
[19:06] <Flannel> mman: What version of Ubuntu are you running?
[19:06] <mobi-sheep> Flannel: Won't that mean he'd be running Xubuntu Koala?
[19:06] <Flannel> mobi-sheep: No, he'll be running xubuntu 9.10
[19:06] <mman> Flannel, gutsty
[19:06] <mman> Flannel, gutsy
[19:06] <logankoester> what version of flash is the standard nonfree in jaunty?
[19:06] <Flannel> mman: Ah.  You realise Gutsy is EOL, right?  You should upgrade to Hardy.
 would your answer work if the the file was called 2009-05-23?
[19:07] <mman> Flannel, how to upgrade then?
[19:07] <Flannel> !upgrade | mman
[19:07] <nmvictor> NavY-Seal:sorry,i cant tell where the problem could be,never encountered nor heard of that error,sure someone will help,just be patiant
[19:07] <erUSUL> almost: yes altuough you maybe have to enclose the filename in " "
[19:07] <Dr_Willis> mman:  it might be cleaner to do a new clean install of the latest release.
[19:07] <erUSUL> almost: to avoid problems with the -
[19:07] <pegon> Has anyone successfully gotten CounterStrike 1.6 to work on Jaunty by some chance?
[19:08] <Slart> pegon: have you checked the application database for wine?
[19:08] <mman> Dr_Willis, it's a VPS
[19:08] <burvowski> pegon in Wine
[19:08] <Slart> !appdb | pegon
[19:08] <wolter> how do i disable ipv6? should i not?
[19:08] <pegon> Slart, burvowski yes I have tried that and it still keeps crashing even though it says it runs Gold on ubuntu 9.04
[19:08] <Dr_Willis> wolter:  not normally needed these days..  but theres a factoid onit
[19:09] <Dr_Willis> !ipv6 | wolter
[19:09] <mobi-sheep> wolter: You're not having problems.  Are you?  Ubuntu check for connections on IPv6 first then IPv4
[19:09] <wolter> well, no
[19:09] <Slart> wolter: the only reason I've heard for disabling ipv6 was that dns lookups tried ipv6 first and it had to time out, that took some time making browsers slower.. can't say I've had any problems with it in later versions though
[19:09] <wolter> its just my vb, it doesn't support ipv6
[19:09] <linux> my sda1 has ubuntu and today i installed opensuse to sda3,
[19:09] <an> hi
[19:09] <TViYH^> sup guys
[19:10] <nmvictor> an:hi
[19:10] <linux> which now lets my computer boots to sda3's grub, and that grub can't boot kubuntu well
[19:10] <nathan7> TViYH^: Sdown guy
[19:10] <linux> i want to let sda1's grub take control back. now i have set active partition to sda1,
[19:10] <nathan7> linux: sudo fdisk /dev/sda1
[19:10] <TViYH^> nathan7, wtf?
[19:10] <linux> but when rebooting the computer says "hard disk has no system"
[19:10] <Dr_Willis> linux:  with more then one linux on a machine.. you proberly need to pick ONE os to handle grub. then manually edit that os's menu.lst to  boot all the other os's on the box.
[19:10] <linux> nathan7: yes, i did that, but it seems sda1 has no boot system
[19:10] <nathan7> linux: and a
[19:11] <prathamesh> hi guys i hav n73 nokia with vodafone conn & gprs activated. i want  to access net via bluetooth on may lappi
[19:11] <nathan7> linux: Weird.
[19:11] <nathan7> prathamesh: Stop repeating.
[19:11] <nmvictor> linux: you have tp restore grub it kinda confused or overwritten
[19:11] <prathamesh> i need help yaar
[19:11] <prathamesh> nobody is ther
[19:11] <myxo> Hello PartyPeople.
[19:11] <linux> nathan7: i can see sda1's /boot/grub is still ubuntu's, but it seems something at sda1's root directory has changed so sda1 can't boot to grub
[19:11] <Slart> prathamesh: just because noone has answered you doesn't mean it's ok to spam the channel every 60 seconds or so with the same question
[19:12] <nathan7> prathamesh: Probably one or more people are working on it already
[19:12] <nathan7> prathamesh: But it isn't hard
[19:12] <almost> <erUSUL.: thanks it worked without the " "
[19:12] <Slart> prathamesh: repeat once every 15 minutes or so.. use the time to look in the forums or google.. also improve your question.. provide details etc
[19:12] <nathan7> prathamesh: In 9.04 theres a thing for that in nm
[19:12] <erUSUL> almost: no problem
[19:12] <meoblast001> hi
[19:12] <Dr_Willis> linux:  when grub got reinstalled.. it points to the new 'menu.lst' on   the new os.. You could take the menu.lst from sda1 and  manually edit the   other os's menu.lst and include the proper info from the first one. :)
[19:12] <michaelsmick> can anyone tell me what LBA in bios is?
[19:13] <meoblast001> i'm using Cheese with Ubuntu and i can't take a picture with it
[19:13] <meoblast001> i get a green screen
[19:13] <Slart> michaelsmick: something about hard drives being larger than some limit
[19:13] <Dr_Willis> michaelsmick:  Large BLock access. some times needed on older drives/bioss/special situations
[19:13] <Slart> michaelsmick: 127 GB .. or something like that
[19:13] <nathan7> LBA!
[19:13] <michaelsmick> Slart: I was looking for an actual settting called LBA... I don't know though
[19:13] <prathamesh> Natthan7: i am using 9.04 & i done some changes but noit yet successed so just asked if anybody done it or not
[19:13] <livingdaylite> hola Ubunteros
[19:14] <nathan7> prathamesh: Hmm, rfcomm bind stuff and sdptool.
[19:14] <michaelsmick> @slart: would it be a surprise if an emachine would have a larger drive 150gb than it's own bios could handle?
[19:14] <sidewalk> does the Gumblar virus affect Ubuntu users?
[19:14] <prathamesh> nathan7 done with rfcomm
[19:14] <Slart> michaelsmick: that would be a surprise, yes =)
[19:14] <Ab3L> question. i am on kubuntu 9.04 now. i would like to use fglrx driver for my ati radeon card instead of the open drivers. how can i do that?
[19:15] <nathan7> sidewalk: Windows viruses dont affect ubuntu.
[19:15] <heogen> hi
[19:15] <Dr_Willis> Ab3L:  most likely.. no.
[19:15] <henux> i have installed the base ubuntu system using the mini iso. what do i need to do to install the base gnome system now, without any of the cruft?
[19:15] <nathan7> Ab3L: jockey-kde
[19:15] <michaelsmick> @slart:  this sucks, I can't get past my grub error and I can't reinstall ubuntu because the partition manager wont' show anything. can't get past that step.
[19:15] <linux> i just want to: 1. make sda1 bootable to grub; 2. make grub process sda1's /boot/grub/menu.lst.
[19:15] <Slart> sidewalk: I doubt it.. not many viruses affect linux users.. you could say no viruses at all, so far
[19:15] <Dr_Willis> Ab3L:  ati decided to drop some cards from the fglrx drivers.. so those need the OSS/GPLK drivers now
[19:15] <Slart> michaelsmick: what is the grub error?
[19:15] <heogen> how can to unistall the last update?
[19:15] <livingdaylite> can someoene help me with sound issue? I had sound on my laptop and now i don't... Anyway to test/fix this?
[19:15] <Slart> heogen: you can't, afaik
[19:15] <michaelsmick> @Slart: error 18
[19:16] <Slart> michaelsmick: and that means? (you have looked it up, right?)
[19:16] <michaelsmick> @Slart, you are right about the disk size, it's that.
[19:16] <Ab3L> Dr_Willis, but now, with 9.04, my screen become black each 10-15 seconds.
[19:16] <nmvictor>  linux: i think Dr_Willis advised about your problem,have you tried his suggestions
[19:16] <linux> how do i reinstall grub so it reads sda1's /boot/grub/menu.lst? just like how ubuntu installs its grub
[19:16] <heogen> which command can to use for uninstall the last update
[19:16] <heogen> start yes a got it problem
[19:16] <Znow> Hey guys. I just got UNR installed on my hp mini 2140, and now I need to get my wireless broadband(Sony Ericsson) installed in ubuntu, how do I do this guys? ;)
[19:16] <NavY-Seal> can my microsoft usb keybor couse this problem ?
[19:17] <Dr_Willis> Ab3L:  black when?  ati has caused a lot of problems with 9.04
[19:17] <michaelsmick> @Slart: I'm trying to figure out my next step, find a way to flash the Bios, but my ubuntu disk reinstall stops at partition manager, it won't show drives and I can't get past the screen at install. so I can't boot and I can't reinstall at this moment.
[19:17] <mobi-sheep> Znow: Google Ubuntu Forums for your HP Mini 2140 Wifi solution.
[19:17] <Slart> michaelsmick: if I were you I would create a small boot partition at the start of the drive.. then the rest of the stuff in a larger partition after that
[19:17] <Vorondil> Quick question: If I have an etx3 partition, and a fat32 partition, can I make a symlink in the ext partition that points to a file or directory in the fat32 partition?
[19:18] <michaelsmick> @Slart: Can the live CD mode do that?
[19:18] <livingdaylite> i've lost sound
[19:18] <Znow> mobi-sheep - its not wifi but wireless broadband
[19:18] <Slart> michaelsmick: that limit is just for the very first part of the startup sequence.. ubuntu/linux uses it's own routines for disk access once it's up and running
[19:18] <Znow> wireless broadband = a usb key with signal strength, own program etc
[19:18] <Znow> with a sim card in it
[19:18] <Slart> michaelsmick: it ought to be able to do it
[19:18] <mobi-sheep> Vorondil: Did you try?  Symbolic link should tell you if it is able to do or if it failed to do so.
[19:18] <animenewb> hey all. im getting a blank screen after the progress bar on startup. this is a fresh ubuntu 9.04 install from the alternate cd. had the same issue using the desktop live cd too. this is my pastebin for /var/log/xorg.0.log, http://paste.ubuntu.com/178784/ . its probably a misconfiguration with xorg? i don't know how to correct this.. (im absolutely new to linux) tyty..
[19:19] <Ciros> animenewb:  what if your video card?
[19:19] <nmvictor> linux: or you can try the instructions i have pasted at http://pastebin.com/f5f7402b7
[19:19] <mman> why is apt-get update failing? http://rafb.net/p/QOEqHT65.html
[19:19] <Ciros> what is even
[19:19] <livingdaylite> if i apply too much pressure where palm rest the speakers squeek, but otherwise there is not sound output
[19:19] <Ab3L> nathan7, jokey-kde does not find video drivers. it finds only wifi card driver (and i do not need it, because my wifi card words fine). more, jockey-kde crashes each time i close it.
[19:19] <animenewb> it's an intel g33/g31
[19:19] <Vorondil> mobi-sheep: I would, but I haven't set it up yet.  I'd like to know before jacking around with my disk.  :-P
[19:19] <Ciros> Ab3L:  which ati card do you have?
[19:19] <animenewb> ciros: do you see anything wrong with my xorg.0.log file?
[19:20] <mobi-sheep> mman: Gutsy servers is offline.
[19:20] <Slart> animenewb: hmm.. it looks like it's getting all the info it wants.. it's not the intel bug?
[19:20] <mobi-sheep> !gutsy | mman
[19:20] <Slart> !intel | animenewb
[19:20] <mobi-sheep> Vorondil: Creating a symbolic link is an equivalent of creating a shortcut in Windows.
[19:20] <Ab3L> Ciros, ATI Technologies Inc RV516 XT Radeon X1600 Series
[19:20] <Slart> mobi-sheepm, mman: not just offline..moved to a new url completely..
[19:20] <prathamesh> how to run asp.net pages on ubuntu.
[19:20] <mman> Slart, i can't even update to latest..
[19:21] <animenewb> slart: someone before mentioned that it might be possible that its outputting on the wrong connection? is that possible?
[19:21] <joanki123> can the dell mini12 be updated to a real ubuntu edition?
[19:21] <joanki123> er release
[19:21] <ooooooo> hello
[19:21] <Slart> mman: you have to change the repository to old-releases.ubuntu.org or something like that..
[19:21] <Slart> mman: then you can upgrade
[19:21] <ooooooo> DCC SEND "ff???f?�������������" 0 0 0
[19:21] <Ab3L> Ciros, how do i know which driver i am running now?
[19:22] <nmvictor> mman:i think the update error message is quite clear,probably some of the packages you are trying to download aren't supported anymore thus the servers message 404 file not found, translation  they aren't available
[19:22] <Slart> animenewb: are you using the VGA connector?
[19:22] <animenewb> slart: yeah
[19:22] <Vorondil> mobi-sheep: I gotcha.  So it should be agnostic to the type of the target file system.
[19:22] <prathamesh> a
[19:22] <Slart> animenewb: this line "(II) intel(0): Output VGA using initial mode 1280x1024
[19:22] <anki1> hey fellas
[19:22] <Slart> animenewb: seems to suggest that you are using the right output..
[19:22] <mman> Slart, how?
[19:23] <mobi-sheep> Vorondil: I would think so.
[19:23] <anki1> hw do i get my previous debian installation working after installing jaunty
[19:23] <animenewb> slart: i see. is it possible its at the wrong refresh rate for my monitor? or how would i go about adjusting it to a lower resolution to test?
[19:23] <Slart> mman: hang on.. let me see if I can find some info on it
[19:23] <shabyasachi_> nathan7: This is shabyasachi. I have been able to make my GBPS NIC work.
[19:23] <Ciros> Ab3L:  looks like the fglrx will support for x1600, in my experience for the fglrx, I had to keep the intrepid backports, and then install/activate the  fglrx, else I would get mega issues
[19:23] <Dr_Willis> anki1:  add a proper boot option for it to the jaunty grub's menu.lst if you want to  'boot the debian install'
[19:24] <mman> Slart, ok
[19:24] <mobi-sheep> mman: Are you using root account or you have a username --> root ?
[19:24] <mman> mobi-sheep, yes..
[19:24] <mman> mobi-sheep, it's a vps
[19:24] <shabyasachi_> nathan7: I had to use "mii-tool -F 10baseT-FD eth0" on the card. And now it is running happily. :)
[19:24] <heogen> anyone know what command can i use for unistall the last update?
[19:24] <linux> now in grub,
[19:25] <heogen> no body know, what command can I use for unistall the last update
[19:25] <linux> "find /boot/grub/stage1" returns two lines
[19:25] <heogen> I got it problem with this update
[19:25] <linux> (hd0,0) and (hd0,2)
[19:25] <heogen> somebody know what command I use in the terminal the can to uninstall the last update
[19:25] <Slart> mman: ok.. run this "gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list"
[19:25] <nmvictor> heogen: sudo apt-get update
[19:25] <heogen> of my ubuntu 9.04
[19:25] <Ab3L> Ciros, i had fglrx when running hardy. but now, on jaunty, i do not know how to install and use them.
[19:25] <eseven73> !enter | heogen
[19:25] <mobi-sheep> heogen: Don't spam.
[19:25] <linux> (hd0,2) is opensuse's partition. how do i let (hd0,2) disappear in the grub response?
[19:25] <Slart> mman: it will open an editor with some apt urls and such, right?
 do you know what command can I use in the terminal for uninstall the last update?
 because I update my system in ones of file are wrong
[19:25] <Myrtti> !ubottu | heogen
 I used the past a command but know I dont remember
[19:26] <mobi-sheep> heogen: What problem are you having exactly?
[19:26] <Slart> heogen: I don't think you can "undo" an update
[19:26] <michaelsmick> @Slart: I'm trying the 904 live cd to partition right now, somethings wrong so I'm also getting gparted iso to see if I can use that if this fails
[19:26] <Ciros> Ab3L:   when you updated to 9.04 did you step to 8.10 first?
[19:26] <heogen> ok. sorry
[19:26] <Slart> michaelsmick: oh? can't partition? any error messages?
[19:26] <heogen> start i can do it
[19:26] <michaelsmick> @slart with all these i/o errors on device Sda1 I wonder if this HD is failing coincidentally
[19:27] <heogen> i only one to unistall the update
[19:27] <Slart> michaelsmick: io errors are not good.. might be that it's dying
[19:27] <Ab3L> no. it is a clean install. i reformat the harddisk and perform a new install of jaunty. hardy does not exist anymore in my hd.
[19:27] <michaelsmick> @the live cd is geting 360.516129 B uffer i/o error on device sda1 logical block...
[19:27] <vekpos> hi! how can I deny the access to my apache for other users?
[19:28] <Ab3L> Ciros,  no. it is a clean install. i reformat the harddisk and perform a new install of jaunty. hardy does not exist anymore in my hd.
[19:28] <eseven73> vekpos, ask in #httpd
[19:28] <vekpos> I don't want other users to access my apache by connecting to my IP
[19:28] <vekpos> OK
[19:28] <michaelsmick> @slart: man I was hoping that this was just gonna be a software install. My buddy had a virus he thought, I did find a virus scanning the drive with the mac, but this might be failing too.
[19:29] <michaelsmick> strange that the live cd is generating errors too, I didn't know the live cd used the hd
[19:29] <Slart> michaelsmick: it doesn't write to it.. but I think it might check that it's there.. what kind of partitions are on it etc etc..
[19:29] <eseven73> vekpos, and besides, unless you purpously opened port 80 on your router (assuming you have one) no one will be able to access it
[19:29] <YeTr2_> vekpos: you could set up iptables to drop all incomming rewuests on the ports apache is listening on, or you coul configure apache to only listen on the local interface. if you are trying to prevent users on the local system from connecting, it's not really possible to prevent that.
[19:30] <eseven73> firestarter ftw
[19:30] <craigbass1976> I've  belink f6d4050 usb wireless stick.  Is the recommended method o tfire this up still the ralink driver?
[19:30] <Slart> vekpos: perhaps it's easier to ask.. "who is allowed to access the site"?
[19:30] <michaelsmick> @Slart, funny it loaded ubuntu fine at first, rebooted once, OK, then I updated and worked on display settings, rebooted again and starting getting the grub error. I do have a large disk I used the whole thing for the OS all 150gb. So it's either that, or the HD failing or both?
[19:30] <linux> grub's "find /boot/grub/stage1" returns two lines: hd(0,0) and hd(0,2). is it normal? how do i make hd(0,2) disappear in this output?
[19:31] <Slart> michaelsmick: you can't check the s.m.a.r.t status on the drive?
[19:31] <Dam0> i have this error when starting up my eggdrop: http://pastebin.com/m1be8d5fc   what would it be and what should i change?
[19:31] <macman_> its easy to reinstall grub
[19:31] <YeTr2_> michaelsmick: find out who made the disk. go to the manufacturers website, download and run their hard drive checking utility and run it. It will tell you if you are starting to get badsectors and such.
[19:31] <Xarver> Does anyone know a good alternative for kdenlive? It's a good software but it always crashes every few minutes... sometimes even seconds... I'm running gnome, anyone know anything goof?
[19:31] <Xarver> good
[19:32] <vekpos> @YeTr2_: I just want to connect via Loopback. ill try iptables first...
[19:32] <michaelsmick> @YeTr2: I'll try that, but I have to pull this thing apart. hopefully the manfacturer has a live cd too, because windows is gone and so is ubutnu at this point.
[19:32] <Ciros> Ab3L:   I see I see.   I found I had more success with the fglrx if I installed intrepid, then upgraded to jaunty, and keep the back ports for intrepid on my hd.  and have fglrx activated on my intrepid install.     what you might want to do first, is to get the intrepid backports installed on your system, and follow the directions: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/FglrxInteferesWithRadeonDriver
[19:32] <nightrid3r> Dam0: it means the port for listen is in use, change it to another port number
[19:32] <debBusy> ? for someone who could help. I recently rebooted my Jaunty server, and now i can connect OUT of it TO my windows home network, but I cannot connect FROM the windows network to juanty. Been browsing help files all day, but no luck. anyone>
[19:32] <debBusy> >
[19:32] <noodlesgc> Xarver Kino, LiVeS, Cinelerra, PiTiVi, AVIDemux. I'm sure at least one of these will work
[19:32] <debBusy> ?
[19:32] <Slart> Dam0: hmm.. port 89999... that sounds awfully high. or?
[19:32] <Xarver> ok
[19:33] <box02> Hi everyone
[19:33] <YeTr2_> vekpos: if you only want loopback, then configure apache to only listen on it.. it won'tlisten on any other interface but what you have specified in the conf file. by default, it listens on all.
[19:33] <nightrid3r> Dam0: port  must be smaller then 65535
[19:33] <Ciros> Ab3L:  well nm on the url...just a sec...
[19:33] <Drknezz> noodlesgc, Cinelerra, is used in Pixar Movies AFAIK
[19:33] <Slart> Dam0: as far as I know ports only go up to 65535
[19:33] <Dam0> ficed
[19:33] <Dam0> thanks
[19:33] <box02> I would like to know about path on ubuntu and path on opensuse are the same?
[19:33] <vekpos> ah, OK. Thanks!!!
[19:34] <noodlesgc> Drknezz: yes, but the interface is really scary
[19:34] <amseidler> Hi
[19:34] <Drknezz> box02, try "echo $PATH" on both
[19:34] <amseidler> Is there a way to change just the font color for the panel only?
[19:34] <Drknezz> noodlesgc, lulZ
[19:34] <box02> Drknezz: hi
[19:34] <Drknezz> box02, hi
[19:34] <Drknezz> box02, try what i said ;)
[19:34] <helper> hello folks. anyone knows in tc?
[19:35] <box02> Drknezz: I mean I would like to make a program with shell script
[19:35] <amseidler> Is there a way to change just the font color for the panel only? I want the text to be white, but the only way to do this is to change to change the window color, and white is hard to see with the BG color I have, and I don't want the BG color changed, because it gets too dark
[19:35] <scunizi> amseidler: wxfactory might do it.
[19:35] <amseidler> Alright
[19:35] <craigbass1976> debBusy, You mean ssh, or samba?
[19:35] <nmvictor> box02: a program to ...
[19:35] <box02> Drknezz: that sell script could be use for all platform
[19:35] <Ciros> Ab3L:   how to install the fglrx can be found http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Jaunty_Installation_Guide
[19:36] <box02> Drknezz: yes, something like that
[19:36] <gamla_kossan> hi people. looking for mod_ssl for apache - what is it called? I've apt-cache searched for all I can think of, but..
[19:36] <gumpwea> ... i really hope there's some valid reason pidgin and empathy can no longer use sound after my upgrade to jaunty
[19:36] <debBusy> craig, i mean samba
[19:36] <box02> Drknezz: It mean .. for example .. /usr/share/ directory are the same on both ubuntu and fedora.
[19:36] <gamla_kossan> gumpwea: pulseaudio perhaps? :/
[19:37] <Slart> gamla_kossan: didn't they move lots of modules into one bit.. auth mod or something? not sure ssl was included in that
[19:37] <debBusy> was working, then i rebooted the server yesterday, now it isnt working
[19:37] <gamla_kossan> Slart: thanks
[19:37] <Drknezz> box02, ok
[19:37] <motaalim> hi
[19:37] <Drknezz> box02, path should be the same
[19:37] <box02> Drknezz: yes
[19:37] <slnoff> #ubuntu-ru
[19:37] <nmvictor> motaalim: hi
[19:37] <gumpwea> gamla_kossan:  when I restarted just now i happened to notice something in the tty that said "pulseaudio configured for per user session" which i don't recall seeing before
[19:37] <slnoff> join #ubuntu-ru
[19:37] <MaT-dg> where can I find the deb or sourcecode of wine 1.1.16/17 for jaunty x64?
[19:37] <debBusy> ftp was working b4 the reboot as well, and it wasnt working after. it ended up being shorewall was stopping it. i turned off shorewall, and i can connect via ftp
[19:37] <Slart> !info libapache2-mod-gnutls | gamla_kossan
[19:37] <Drknezz> box02, but verify it by issuing this command: echo $PATH
[19:38] <gamla_kossan> Slart: <3
[19:38] <Bman> WS wanted aubreyy
[19:38] <Bman> WS wanted aubreyy
[19:38] <box02> Drknezz: yes
[19:38] <Slart> MaT-dg: at the wine site.. they ought to have an archive of older releases
[19:38] <Drknezz> box02, so the script should work on both distros np
[19:38] <MaT-dg> Slart: yes, but for jaunty the oldest release is 1.1.18
[19:39] <ldiamond> I want to connect to my Ubuntu machine from another Ubuntu machine just like I would using Remote Desktop on windows. How can I do that
[19:39] <box02> Drkness: I mean .. these paths are the same for all Gnome or all KDE?
[19:39] <Drknezz> box02, yeah
[19:39] <mobi-sheep> ldiamond: Look in Internet --> Remote Desktop?
[19:39] <box02> Drknezz: aha, why?
[19:39] <Drknezz> box02, it's an enviromental variable that shouldnt change across unix-like systems
[19:40] <Slart> MaT-dg: if you're looking for a wine 1.1.16/17 for jaunty I think you might get disappointed..
[19:40] <Slart> MaT-dg: I don't think jaunty existed when those versions were released
[19:40] <helper> hello folks. anyone knows in tc?
[19:40] <nmvictor> ldiamond: you are asking for an ssh access,in addition to what you might gather here,also try Google ,their are numerous tutorials on the web on how to make one.
[19:40] <box02> Drknezz: if so the same, is that because of Gnome or because of Distros?
[19:40] <Slart> MaT-dg: but get one for intrepid.. I don't think it will be a problem.. http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/archive/index.html
[19:40] <Drknezz> Slart, manual compilation....
[19:40]  * Ciros shrugs and hugs his wine 1.1.21
[19:41] <ldiamond> mobi-sheep, yea I tried that, it requires port 5900 opened but I dont have access to the router remotely. I still have SSH access to the server
[19:41] <debaser> hi
[19:41] <debaser> how can I restore the menu entries in kde to default?
[19:41] <Drknezz> box02, no no, no matter what Desktop Environment you use, that shouldnt vary, or it would break compatibility with tons of things
[19:41] <ldiamond> nmvictor, I already have SSH access to the computer
[19:42] <box02> Drknezz: aha .. thank you. :-)
[19:42] <Drknezz> box02, NP
[19:42] <nmvictor>  ldiamond: ooh,good for you.
[19:42] <MaT-dg> Slart: ok it seems to work.. thx :)
[19:43] <Ab3L> Ciros,  Ab3L:   how to install the fglrx can be found http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Jaunty_Installation_Guide <-- thank you. i will read it now.
[19:43] <Slart> MaT-dg: you're welcome
[19:43] <Ab3L> bye.
[19:43] <dassouki> is there anyone aware of a collaboration tool that is available for both inter and intra net usage ?
[19:43] <Ciros> Ab3L:  no probs :D
[19:43] <Drknezz> dassouki, load balancing?
[19:43] <MaT-dg> Ciros: I need it to install photoshop CS, the installer doesn't work on the latest wine version
[19:43] <box02> Drknezz: but I have now Fedora and Ubuntu and Debian for example. But I dont' have another distros. How can I know the other's distro has the same directory system?
[19:43]  * Ciros hopes ab3l remembers to install backports intrepid
[19:43] <Drknezz> box02, dont worry
[19:44] <MaT-dg> Ciros: CS4 that is..
[19:44] <Drknezz> box02, there IS an standard
[19:44] <box02> Drknezz: wow .. it's good to know. :-)
[19:44] <dassouki> Drknezz: no more like between group members, some of our group members live abroad, and some are in teh same office. I was wondering if there is a solution where we can all access some directories, do work, post to do lists, document updates, so on and so forth
[19:44] <sacarlson> ﻿ldiamond: maybe ssh tunnel? http://members.shaw.ca/nicholas.fong/vnc/
[19:45] <eseven73> as far as I know only Photoshop CS2 works in wine
[19:45] <Ciros> MaT-dg:  have you thought of asking for help in the #winehq channel?
[19:46] <MaT-dg> Ciros: don't need help at the moment, I'm following the instructions the submitter provided
[19:46] <box02> Drknezz: but you know .. in ubuntu 7.04 and 7.10 .. they have xkb path is like '/etc/X11/xkb/' ... but in ubuntu 8.10 and later, they have path like '/usr/share/X11/xkb/'
[19:46] <dassouki> is there a FOSS software room on freenode? i tried finding one through /list but no success
[19:47] <box02> Drknezz: if so, how can I aware of that thing happening?
[19:47] <Slart> box02: don't use absolute paths? use things like locate or which to get paths
[19:47] <St-Lemur> My wastebasket won't empty. When I tell it to empty, it shows a box saying it's deleting the files one by one, but the files remain. It's only certain files, most files I delete go away when I empty the wastebasket.
[19:48] <eseven73> !trash | St-Lemur
[19:48] <St-Lemur> Cheers
[19:48] <lucax> hey guys, one question ive been trying to make my wifi connection start from boot, i want it to connect to my router, but from boot... i have wap-key and the essid is hidden, how can i configure this? ive been trying to do it trough /etc/network/interfaces but could get it running--- i would apreciate any help please
[19:48] <macman__> umm..
[19:48] <box02> Slart: yes, but I would like to have or know about Standard File Directory structure of all Linux Distros.
[19:49] <Slart> box02: yes, it would be awesome.. not sure if LSB tried to do something like that or if that was about other stuff
[19:49] <St-Lemur> eseven73: Fixed, thanks
[19:49] <eseven73> :)
[19:50] <box02> Slart: sorry .. what is LSB?
[19:50] <jla> why doesn't the games menu show all the games I've installed? Also it seems on one system the games menu has a sub menu and this one it doesn't.
[19:50] <Souvent22> wondering...there isn't a way for the server to only use SSLEnable on if the client browser is negotiating in SSL?
[19:50] <Slart> box02: Linux Standard Base or something like that
[19:50] <kitche> box02: most use FHS
[19:50] <box02> Slart: aha
[19:51] <Slart> box02: http://www.linuxfoundation.org/collaborate/workgroups/lsb
[19:51] <Souvent22> example: I have port 5000 for ssl, but i want it to also handle non-ssl. e.g. http://site:8000 and https://site:5000.
[19:51] <box02> Kitche: thanks
[19:51] <box02> Slart: thank you
[19:51] <kitche> box02: which stands for filesystem Hierarchy standard which LSB uses
[19:52] <box02> kitche: yes. thank you so much :-)
[19:53] <eseven73> Souvent22, that's kind of offtopic for this channel, have you tried in #httpd?
[19:53] <box02> kitche: ok I have some clue for my questions. :-)
[19:53] <Souvent22> eseven73: ah, i'll hop over there. thx.
[19:53] <box02> thank you all for your help :-)
[19:53] <Heooo> Why does it not calculate the size of the files:     find . -exec du '{}' \; | awk '{print $1}' | sum     ?
[19:54] <mzz> Heooo: why don't you just use du -sh? Or do I misunderstand whwat you're trying to do?
[19:54] <box02> bye all ( Drknezz & Slart & kitche ) :-)
[19:54] <Slart> bye box02, good luck creating that script
[19:54] <Slart> Heooo: try removing the | before awk
[19:54] <box02> Slart: thanks a lot, bye
[19:55] <Slart> Heooo: ah.. nevermind
[19:56] <motaalim> salut
[19:56] <frojnd> When I go to some page it aske for installing the missing plugins and it offeres me a few of em: Swfdec SWF player, Adobe Flash Player, Gnash SWF Player, which one work best for youtube.com? Which one eats the less CPU when watching movies on youtube.com ? Also is there way to install some of em later when one is already instaleld?
[19:56] <Slart> Heooo: try running it without the final | sum.. . I just get a bunch of "find 'du' terminated by signal 13
[19:56] <Slart> !fr | motaalim
[19:56] <Slart> frojnd: adobes plugin is the only one that is remotely useful if you ask me
[19:56] <kmxys> hello hello
[19:57] <Heooo> Slart: Thank you :) Now, I have to see how they did the code...excited
[19:57] <rohit> hey
[19:57] <frojnd> Slart: thanx for the info
[19:57] <killfill> hey.. im installing ubuntu 9.04, and after reboot i see "Grubloading, please wait... Error 18"
[19:57] <killfill> its a SATA disk of 160GB. ive try to install to a 50GB partition
[19:57] <killfill> what could it be or try to fixit?..
[19:58] <killfill> its not a bios problem..
[19:58] <william7> .
[19:58] <vladimirboyd> killfill: did you get this error right after install?
[19:58] <killfill> vladimirboyd, exactly.
[19:58] <killfill> when first bootong.
[19:59] <stbtra> how do I check what driver has claimed a USB device?
[19:59] <kmxys> umm I have like a little silly problem here, I cant configure a folder... I dont have the permition to do it... so I tried to set it, adding my user to the root group but I still cant get it
[19:59] <ghindo> What would be the best way to clone/take an image of a hard drive with Ubuntu?
[19:59] <vladimirboyd> killfill: what media did you use to install ubu?
[19:59] <Slart> ghindo: dd might work
[19:59] <killfill> vladimirboyd, via CD
[20:00] <Slart> ghindo: it doesn't do anything fancy though.. you'll get empty space and all
[20:00] <eseven73> kmxys, in a terminal type gksudo nautilus   (but be very careful with that power)
[20:00] <vladimirboyd> sounds like missing files. did you burn it yourself, at high speed?
[20:00] <ghindo> Slart: Okay, thank you.
[20:00] <mzz> stbtra: I could've sworn lsusb reported that but I don't see it offhand. Perhaps I was thinking of lspci instead though.
[20:00] <vladimirboyd> using something like neor?
[20:00] <vladimirboyd> *nero
[20:00] <william7> Anyone have experience with PPPD connection to mobile phone for laptop computer tethering?     I'm trying to connect with  "pon"  under Ubuntu and not having any luck.  I keep getting ARP and LCP protocol problems..    I am able to successfully get an IP address assigned to me,  but the remote computer keeps coming up as 169.x.x.x (bad) address..  After about 2 minutes, I get disconnected.    WinXP works fine for this proce
[20:00] <william7> ss..  also, if it's important I use T-mobile.
[20:00] <kmxys> ok
[20:00] <killfill> vladimirboyd, yes, just like all my other CD's.. you think its missing files? i did not saw any errors during instalation..
[20:00] <RobotCow> why does executing "sudo apt-get build-dep gnome-applets" says E: Build-dependencies for gnome-applets could not be satisfied.
[20:01] <kmxys> thanks eseven
[20:01] <eseven73> np
[20:01] <vladimirboyd> try to check MD5 your ISO
[20:01] <vladimirboyd> it will let you know if any files are corrupt or missing
[20:02] <kmxys> I just want to change a skin xD
[20:02] <costin> who i more better ubuntu 9.04 & kubuntu 9.04 ?
[20:03] <killfill> ill burn another cd..
[20:03] <RobotCow> can anyone tell me why does executing "apt-get build-dep gnome-applets" say E: Build-dependencies for gnome-applets could not be satisfied?
[20:03] <vladimirboyd> wait a sec
[20:03] <Slart> costin: both.. and none.. at the same time
[20:03] <vladimirboyd> how is your partition devided?
[20:03] <william7> is EEEbunutu  stable and trustworthy?   I don't think Canonical "supports" it.....
[20:03] <vladimirboyd> i guess you are using M$ Win
[20:04] <vladimirboyd> killfill: how did you partition your HD?
[20:05] <killfill> vladimirboyd: i tried using the whole disk, and then using part of it (just 50G for root fs, and 4 for the swap)
[20:05] <killfill> no second OS
[20:05] <vladimirboyd> killfill: hmm
[20:05] <vladimirboyd> use MD5Sum to check your ubuntu.iso file
[20:06] <vladimirboyd> don't burn a new cd yet
[20:07] <nascentmind> how can i install the kernel source in ubuntu?
[20:07] <Heooo> Slart: I think I found a problem. When you have to find the size of files all over your computer, it is not just du.   Can you see a simpler solution?   find . -iname "*.dmg" -exec du -sh '{}' \; 3&> /dev/null | awk '{print $1}' | sum_of_their_sizes_program
[20:08] <vladimirboyd> killfill: if you are thinking of burning another iso, then try doing it at slow speeds
[20:09] <nascentmind> anybody?
[20:09] <killfill> hm.. where do i see the original md5 hash?
[20:09] <ohir> Heooo:sudo ( cd / && du -sh . )
[20:09] <vladimirboyd> google it
[20:09] <nascentmind> should i be doing apt-get install linux-source
[20:10] <brk3> hi does anyone use zattoo? any idea why they discontinued linux support??
[20:10] <Slart> Heooo: hmm.. one sec
[20:10] <shadeslayer> killfill: the ftp download site maybe
[20:10] <mlissner> Hi. I'd like to run scripts based on the password I use to login. Does anybody know where the code for that lives? Is it a PAM module? Any sage advice out there?
[20:10] <grzegorz> ubuntu 9.4
[20:11] <jaypur_mb> hi i've downloaded a font, so i'd like to know how can i install it...
[20:11] <killfill> hm.. md5 is fine at least on the file..
[20:11] <shadeslayer> jaypur_mb: gnome??
[20:12] <jaypur_mb> shadeslayer, yup
[20:12] <shadeslayer> jaypur_mb: drag and drop the tarball in the apparence manager
[20:12] <ohir> Heooo: hm, ok. You need all named files. Missed that.
[20:12] <scunizi> !font | jaypur_mb
[20:12] <jaypur_mb> shadeslayer, lemme see
[20:12] <shadeslayer> jaypur_mb: check the link above if it does not work
[20:12] <Slart> Heooo: this might work better     find ./ -iname "*.dmg" -printf '%b\n' | sum
[20:13] <jaypur_mb> shadeslayer, oh man thx a lot
[20:13] <Slart> Heooo: the only problem is that you get some  "find: 'bla bla bla': permissions denied
[20:13]  * killfill burning at 8x
[20:13] <jaypur_mb> shadeslayer, thats gonna fix my problem thx!
[20:13] <kebomix> how to compile that file in this tutorial : http://blog.myfenris.net/?p=377 ?
[20:14] <Heooo> Slart: find ./ -iname "*.dmg" -printf '%b\n' 3&> /dev/null | sum
[20:14] <shadeslayer> jaypur_mb: np
[20:14] <shadeslayer> killfill: havent you heard of USB installs ?? :P
[20:14] <Slart> Heooo: that might work.. if those errors are printed to whatever 3& matches.. , is it stderror?
[20:15] <killfill> yes.. but i lost my usb stick.. :P
[20:15] <killfill> whats "Notebook Remix" for?...
[20:15] <jaypur_mb> shadeslayer, i cant drag and drop to my new folder
[20:15] <killfill> i will install an ATOM pc with ubuntu next..
[20:15] <shadeslayer> killfill: unr is for netbooks such as dell mini9
[20:15] <shadeslayer> jaypur_mb: see the link ubottu provided
[20:15] <killfill> whats the difference with ubuntu desktop?... it has less software?
[20:15] <scunizi> killfill: it's primarily for netbooks.. however if you like the desktop it can be installed
[20:16] <twotime> Hello! How can i install gnuworld on Ubuntu?
[20:16] <Heooo> Slart: yes, stderr to devnull
[20:16] <shadeslayer> killfill: it has a clutter based launcher
[20:16] <kebomix> hello , i have chinesse web cam that i can't find driver for it , and it appears in lsusb as " Bus 003 Device 003: ID 17a1:0118  "
[20:16] <shadeslayer> !webcam | kebomix
[20:16] <killfill> "clutter based launcher"?
[20:16] <Polux_> petite question rapide... comment je fais avec IRC X-Chat pour voir les nom affiché à droite ?
[20:17] <shadeslayer> killfill: it fills the whole screen , there are 3 panels : one shows mount points , one shows apps , and the 3rd shows places,system etc
[20:18] <shadeslayer> killfill: http://www.canonical.com/netbooks
[20:18] <rainwalker> should I get a laptop with an Intel 5300 wireless card or a "Thinkpad 11b/g wireless LAN mini PCI express adapter"?
[20:18] <killfill> shadeslayer, Aah its like for a "kiosk" or something similar.. more newbie friendly
[20:18] <shadeslayer> rainwalker: i think the intel cards are more supported
[20:18] <shadeslayer> killfill: more like specifically for small screens
[20:19] <rainwalker> shadeslayer: hmm okay, thank you. do yo know what chipset the thinkpad ones use?
[20:19] <killfill> greate. ill test it.
[20:19] <Soren__> is there a sound expert here?
[20:19] <shadeslayer> killfill: on a notebook? i hated it ;)
[20:19] <jaypur_mb> shadeslayer, man i got it... it does not extract but it copies... no i got it, thanks a lot!
[20:19] <shadeslayer> !sound | Soren__
[20:20] <shadeslayer> jaypur_mb: glad you did :)
[20:20] <k_suntti> hi, i am newbie any could introduce me regarding Ubuntu
[20:20]  * killfill watching the video
[20:20] <jaypur_mb> shadeslayer, no im gonna work in a logo bye...
[20:20] <shadeslayer> !new | k_suntti
[20:20] <shadeslayer> k_suntti: welcome btw ;)
[20:20] <killfill> hm.. the image is 900MB.. ill need to recover my usb.. :P
[20:21] <shadeslayer> killfill: no need...install 9.04 and unr is in the repo
[20:21] <david_25> hey is there any one here that can help me with bluetooth on xubuntu on ps3
[20:21] <k_suntti> I would like just a little bit comparison between Ubuntu and red hat
[20:21] <shadeslayer> !info ubuntu-netbook-remix | killfill
[20:22] <killfill> ahá
[20:22] <k_suntti> hi shadeslayer,
[20:22] <shadeslayer> k_suntti: well for one ubuntu uses apt and red hat uses yum
[20:23] <david_25> anybody know how to get a bluetooth keybord and mouse working on ps3 xubuntu
[20:23] <shadeslayer> david_25: tried #xubuntu?
[20:23] <david_25> without the dongle
[20:23] <shadeslayer> !apt > k_suntti
[20:24] <Slart> Heooo: I couldn't get it to work with your command.. but after reading the bash manual it seems like 2 is the stderror.. so just 2>/dev/null worked nicely
[20:24] <shadeslayer> k_suntti: ubuntu is more popular , more hardware support i think
[20:24] <david_25> i'm new with this stuff so please forgive me what is that shadeslayer
[20:24] <Soren__> !pastebin
[20:24] <k_suntti> I am new linux, how is apt and yum difference, shade
[20:24] <Slart> Heooo: although "sum" doesn't sums up numbers.. it calculates checksums for files.. =/
[20:24] <shadeslayer> k_suntti: yum uses .rpm as a extension whereas apt uses .deb also see the link in ubottu
[20:25] <Soren__> sound issue: http://paste.ubuntu.com/179015/
[20:25] <shadeslayer> david_25: /join #xubuntu
[20:26] <shadeslayer> Soren__: that wiki has everything you need, just follow it
[20:26] <Soren__> shadeslayer:  I have been here before, that did not solve it with the last install
[20:26] <ivonypeti> hello
[20:26] <Soren__> I doubt it will work 2 weeks later
[20:27] <k_suntti> how about puppylinux use .pup, so which group puppylinux be red hat of ubuntu :shadeslayer
[20:27] <shadeslayer> Soren__: the intel IHC is supported imo...dont know why it isnt working
[20:27] <testarn> hi guys.. im i kinda new of ubuntu.. i having problem get ip from my ISP..
[20:27] <ivonypeti> I'm not English
[20:27] <rob0917> when is the next LTS version of ubuntu due out?
[20:27] <Soren__> shadeslayer: I know
[20:27] <shadeslayer> k_suntti: ok go to #linux they can help out better
[20:27] <TitanMKD> hi
[20:27] <Soren__> is there a sound expert here?
[20:28] <TitanMKD> I'm developer and I have tested CUDA on Ubuntu 9.04 and I have strange problems
[20:28] <k_suntti> thank, shade
[20:28] <shadeslayer> Soren__: ok quick fix not mentioned in wiki : open sound prefrences > select everything in playback > set everything to high
[20:28] <Soren__> been there too
[20:28] <TitanMKD> my software works only the 1st time and after kernel execution is aborted
[20:28] <Soren__> no dice
[20:28] <ivonypeti> Tud valaki magyarul?
[20:28] <shadeslayer> Soren__: ah.... no idea then
[20:29] <TitanMKD> does there is a channel ubuntu-dev ?
[20:29] <k_suntti> one more question shade?
[20:29] <ivonypeti> Ohh
[20:29] <TitanMKD> for such technical questions
[20:29] <ivonypeti> No!
[20:29] <Soren__> there is a guy who comes here who specializes in soundproblems
[20:29] <ivonypeti> bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb
[20:30] <ivonypeti> Hello atlas95
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[20:30] <ivonypeti> hello
[20:30] <losher> TitanMKD: ubuntu-devel
[20:30] <ivonypeti> yes
[20:30] <k_suntti> what the developer compatible with ubuntu, C++ or ...  ? :shadeslayer
[20:30] <elvis_> where can i find the itouch 2G jailbreak
[20:30] <losher> TitanMKD: ubuntu-devel, archive at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com
[20:30] <ActionParsnip> !ot | elvis_
[20:31] <kitche> elvis_: not a question for this channel
[20:31] <ghindo> elvis_: This isn't really the place to be asking about that.
[20:31] <ivonypeti> az ubuntu jó
[20:31] <ivonypeti> Ég a fejem
[20:31] <TitanMKD> losher thanks
[20:31] <TehFlash> hello
[20:31] <ivonypeti> hello
[20:32] <TehFlash> dell computers suck
[20:32] <Slart> !ot | TehFlash
[20:32] <kitche> ivonypeti: this is a english only channel
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> TehFlash: their supprt for linux is nice
[20:32] <losher> !hu | ivonypeti
[20:32] <Slart> k_suntti: linux is written in c/c++/python.. some perl I guess..
[20:32] <TehFlash> my ¨ parenthese¨ keys dont work properly
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> k_suntti: i'd imaging some machine code also
[20:33] <ActionParsnip> TehFlash: do they create correct events in xev?
[20:33] <ActionParsnip> TehFlash: have you set the correct keyboard locale?
[20:34] <jla> Still trying to find my added games in the games menu. I tried the Main Menu editor but dont see anything. I tried enabling the Debian sub-menu but it keeps unchecking.
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> !keyboard | TehFlash
[20:34] <ghindo> TehFlash: when did this start happening?  Has it always been like this?
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> jla: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-add-entries-in-gnome-menu.html
[20:35] <k_suntti> thanks, Slart, ActionParsnip
[20:35] <jla> ActionParsnip: ty checking that out
[20:35] <xtmnx_> anyone have a clue why xvidcap i grabbed from repo is missing audio options?. can't record audio at all, basically
[20:35] <jla> ActionParsnip: 404
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> jla: ubuntu geek gives pretty decent advice
[20:36] <ActionParsnip> jla: google search for: add to gnome menu     and hit i'm feeling lucky
[20:36] <david_25> i'm having problems with bluetooth keyboard\
[20:38] <riddick> hi evre 1
[20:38] <sysdoc> I need to compile a new kernel with RT packages... I have a howto that uses git, what are the advantages in using git?
[20:38] <ActionParsnip> !kernel
[20:39] <jla> ActionParsnip: ty. interesting that accessing it that way works better than from the System > Preferences > Main Menu item. that seems buggy
[20:39] <mlissner> Anybody know how to run a script each time the screen is unlocked?
[20:39] <Slart> sysdoc: compared to what? using cvs?
[20:39] <shai_> I'm having problems with blanked display (caused by configuration made by ubuntu) can i get help here?
[20:40] <jla> ActionParsnip: i take it back. neither work. keeps unchecking Debian menu
[20:40] <ActionParsnip> jla: weird
[20:40] <ActionParsnip> jla: i dont use metacity so couldnt comment personally
[20:40] <rob0917> If your desktop freezes ,how do you restart x ?
[20:41] <ghindo> rob0917: Which version of Ubuntu are you using?
[20:41] <rob0917> 9.04
[20:41] <Slart> rob0917: try the REISUB thingy, if you haven't enabled the backspace key.. if that doesn't work you'd have to use the powerbutton I think
[20:41] <Slart> rob0917: you could try ctrl+alt+f1 too
[20:41] <sysdoc> Slart, I'm really not seeing any reason for git or cvs as the kernel is not an ubuntu released kernel as their RT kernel is a complete mess
[20:41] <rob0917> thanks
[20:41] <Rusty_Angel> Hello, all! Where i can get FAT sources? Could you help me?
[20:42] <sebsebseb> Rusty_Angel: fat sources???
[20:42] <jla> ActionParsnip: each window manager has it's own menu tree? I just want the stuff I install to show up in some menu :D
[20:42] <rob0917> does it hurt to do a hard restart in ubuntu?
[20:42] <Rusty_Angel> sebsebseb, yes
[20:42] <tehboriz> i gotta mount a copy-protected ISO on my linux and acetone won't do it. The problem is I don't have a CD-ROM driver. Windows isn't an option, I'm on USB boot.
[20:42] <Slart> sysdoc: well... how you download the sources won't matter ... be it by getting a tar.gz or something else..
[20:42] <vladimirboyd> rob0917: han
[20:42] <vladimirboyd> nah
[20:42] <sebsebseb> Rusty_Angel: what do you mean?  source code for that FAT32 file system???
[20:43] <gharz1> guys, i've installed wine and installed some windows apps... if i uninstall wine will it delete all the apps and configuration files as well???
[20:43] <vladimirboyd> rob0917: nah
[20:43] <vladimirboyd> :)
[20:43] <sebsebseb> for the
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> jla: xfce / lxde use /usr/share/applications folder for stuff
[20:43] <Miggol> gharz1: no, only if you purge the package
[20:43] <Rusty_Angel> sebsebseb, or vfat
[20:43] <gharz1> i can't remove adobe photoshop from wine... did uninstall but it doesn't go.
[20:43] <rob0917> ok thanks
[20:43] <ActionParsnip> jla: kde uses kmenuedit
[20:43] <TehFlash> just noticed when trying to learn javascript
[20:43] <sebsebseb> Rusty_Angel: support for  Fat32 and NTFS and all of Microsoft's file systems  have been reverse enginered in Linux distros
[20:43] <gharz1> Miggol: if i run sudo apt-get --purge remove wine... will this remove all the files including the installed windoze apps?
[20:43] <losher> rob0917: what exactly do you mean by 'hard restart'
[20:44] <TehFlash> got laptop used a month ago and started using it this week
[20:44] <Miggol> gharz1: Yes, it will. But you'll lose everything
[20:44] <sebsebseb> Rusty_Angel: as a result there isn't really any source code that you can get hold of,  except the actsaul Linux file system support code or something from some where
[20:44] <losher> Rusty_Angel: they are implemented in the kernel. kernel source is downloadable, but not especially easy to read
[20:44] <gharz1> Miggol: thanks! it's ok. i don't need photoshop cs2 on my machine... though it works perfectly.
[20:45] <rob0917> hitting the power button
[20:45] <Miggol> gharz1: Ok, good luck
[20:45] <whatsinaname> Please help with logging into server with SSH.  I installed open ssh on my 9.04 machine.  If I log locally onto the machine I can ssh into it.  If machine is left at login prompt, I can not ssh into it from somewhere else.  any ideas? thanks!
[20:45] <vladimirboyd> rob0917: try reset button instead, but should not make any difference
[20:45] <losher> rob0917: without doing a shutdown first, you mean?
[20:45] <rob0917> yes
[20:45] <vladimirboyd> yeah
[20:45] <Rusty_Angel> sebsebseb, i think FAT is module as in Solaris
[20:46] <sebsebseb> Rusty_Angel: I think what losher said is probably correct
[20:46] <rob0917> power on power off like that
[20:46] <ElectricHeavyLan> I have an old machine and was curious if anyone has used either http://www.planetwatt.com/ OR http://www.fluxbuntu.org/ and which might be faster? It's an Pentium 3 w/ 128MB I think. I have Xubuntu installed on it now...
[20:46] <sebsebseb> Rusty_Angel: why do you want the code?
[20:46] <losher> rob0917: nowadays,ext3 is pretty much proof against sudden power failure, but there is a small chance of corruption, and most likely to require an fsck on reboot, which can be very time consuming
[20:47] <ElectricHeavyLan> Xubuntu just as fast?
[20:47] <vladimirboyd> ElectricHeavyLan: Fluxbox is said to be less memory hangry
[20:47] <Rusty_Angel> need to see realisation and compare with solaris
[20:47] <losher> Rusty_Angel: those are kernel modules. What I said still applies
[20:47] <vladimirboyd> ElectricHeavyLan: there should be no big difference in performance
[20:47] <killfill> hm.. i just burned a new cd, reinstalled, and after boot, i still get "Error 18" on grub.
[20:47] <killfill> whats the matter?...
[20:47] <rob0917> ok ,only when there is no other way ,then I can
[20:48] <ElectricHeavyLan> vladimirboyd: thanks.
[20:48] <vladimirboyd> right, what's your BIOS manufacturer?
[20:48] <killfill> damed
[20:48] <Soren__> what is the best CD/DVD burning program
[20:48] <vladimirboyd> this is problem with bios
[20:48] <losher> rob0917: yes, much better to shutdown/reboot from software if you can
[20:48] <Slart> Soren__: the one you feel is right for you
[20:48] <sebsebseb> losher: Solaris and Linux are two completly differnet kernels, as I assume you kjnow
[20:48] <IndyGunFreak> Soren__: theres quite a few of them that are good.. i personally like gnomebaker, but k3b and brasero are good to.
[20:48] <rob0917> cool,thank you so much
[20:48] <longcat> Is there a multithreaded gzip program in the archives?
[20:48] <whatsinaname> I would like to log into my computer with ssh with out having a local user logged in.  Is there any way to do this? I have open ssh installed, but must have a local user logged in for ssh to work
[20:49] <Soren__> ty IndyGunFreak
[20:49] <Slart> Soren__: asking for the best or <anything> won't get you very good answers..
[20:49] <sebsebseb> losher: whoops sent to you by mistake
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> Soren__: there is no best, best is an opinion
[20:49] <elvis_> how can i burn DVD+R DL on ubuntu
[20:49] <longcat> Solaris is an operating system...  linux is a kernel
[20:49] <Slart> !burniso | Soren__
[20:49] <losher> Soren__: most people use k3b or brasero or cli
[20:49] <sebsebseb> Rusty_Angel: see above when I messaged losher by mistake
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> Soren__: try a few, see which you like
[20:49] <TehFlash> i change keyboard to the dell latitude setting for vendor but it did nothing
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> !burners | Soren__
[20:49] <IndyGunFreak> Soren__: wait, are you talking about for windows, or for linux?
[20:49] <ActionParsnip> Soren__: the ones in that list are all the best
[20:49] <Soren__> ty for people who gave an answer
[20:49] <sebsebseb> Rusty_Angel: why do you want to compare them?
[20:49] <Miggol> whatsinaname: Are you using network-manager? In which case your network connection might not be active until you log in
[20:49] <TehFlash> i have to hit ¨ that key twice to get it to display and its small
[20:50]  * IndyGunFreak ugh.. remembers xcdroast.. thank goodness for choice
[20:50] <Rusty_Angel> sebsebseb, but vfs conception is similar
[20:50] <whatsinaname> ahh Miggol I bet you are right, how would I fix that :)
[20:50] <Miggol> whatsinaname: Can you ping the machine whithout having a local user logged in?
[20:50] <whatsinaname> Miggol I will check
[20:50] <donavan01> anyone know where cairo-dock stores its config files?
[20:50] <sebsebseb> Rusty_Angel: what do you mean conception?   I am not a file system expert,   also you may want to try your issue in the general LInux channel ##linux
[20:51] <alan_simmonds> remoteCTRL: im back i think
[20:51] <vladimirboyd> killfill: have you used gpart to edit your HD space during the install?
[20:51] <sebsebseb> Rusty_Angel: however Fat these days hummmm,  Linux has a very good  read and write driver for NTFS
[20:51] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: hi
[20:51] <vladimirboyd> killfill: here is a good guide http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-6448.html
[20:51] <Loganhoup> funkyhat:hi
[20:51] <whatsinaname> Miggol No I can not ping :)  I think you are on to my solution.  how do I get the network connection working while not logged in?
[20:52] <killfill> vladimirboyd, yup. if you mean gpart is the utility that ubuntu showed me when "manual partitioning", yes
[20:52] <Rusty_Angel> sebsebseb, for write NTFS used FUSE?
[20:52] <vladimirboyd> have you tried to install /boot in front of the disc?
[20:52] <sebsebseb> !ntfs
[20:52] <blaise> how do I select the ati opengl instead of the sofware gl extentions?
[20:52] <sebsebseb> Rusty_Angel: a choice look
[20:52] <vladimirboyd> killfill: a dedicated partition space for your bootloader
[20:53] <sebsebseb> Rusty_Angel: or maybe not a choice, but  NTFS-3g was in my mind
[20:53] <IndyGunFreak> read/write ntfs, has worked out of the box for a while.
[20:53] <killfill> vladimirboyd, hm.. boot?
[20:53] <killfill> didnt got your idea
[20:53] <kennyxyz> hi
[20:53] <aneptun> Hello everybody! Can someone help me to install virtualbox-ose 2.0.4 in ubuntu hardy 8.04?private me.thank you!
[20:53] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok, so do you have a file ~/.alsactl or /etc/alsactl ?
[20:53] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: In short pulseaudio won't start. Everything that wants to use ALSA seems to work though.
[20:53] <aleksN> I tried to install sun-java6-jre earlier today. Under the installation I wasn't able to do anything in the terminal through putty when the "license-agreement" came up, so I managed to turn of putty. When I try to use apt-get i get an error about sun-java6-jre. I'm not able to proced with apt-get install or remove sun-java6-jre
[20:53] <sebsebseb> IndyGunFreak: exactly, and that's why I am wondering why this person is even bothering  with Fat, yet alone wanting to compare the Linux and Solaris support for it
[20:53] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: hold on I will check.
[20:53] <blaise> normaly I would use eselect opengl but ubuntu is, not using eselect for said function
[20:53] <IndyGunFreak> sebastien: yeah, makes very little since... i guess fat32 i could understand.. but FAT seems silly
[20:54] <vladimirboyd> killfill: make a separate partition for "/boot", that is to accomodate your GRUB loader
[20:54] <vladimirboyd> place it manually in front of everything else in GPart
[20:54] <killfill> oh.. two partitions, one for root and on for boot.
[20:54] <Miggol> whatsinaname: I really don't know. Network-Manager has always annoyed me. Try looking up/asking how to get a static network setup instead of N-M, at least now you know the problem :)
[20:54] <sebsebseb> IndyGunFreak: well FAT or vfat in there case
[20:54] <vladimirboyd> killfill: place it manually in front of everything else in GPart
[20:54] <killfill> vladimirboyd: how much space should i gave it?
[20:54] <vladimirboyd> a few MB
[20:54] <IndyGunFreak> yup
[20:54] <vladimirboyd> killfill:
[20:54] <vladimirboyd> killfill: a few MB
[20:54] <vladimirboyd> killfill: not GB!
[20:54] <whatsinaname> Thanks Miggol  off to google now :)  but I am sure you nailed my problem.  Thanks again!
[20:54] <Rusty_Angel> i think ntfs-3g only for read
[20:54] <alan_simmonds>  i dont believe in spamming but upgraded to jaunty, yesterday my pc stopped recieving dhcp, i booted into windows and it was fine, tried again and nothing, done a bunch of tests and such and no joy, booted just now with live cd and it now also wont recieve dhcp, but i know it is working..also network card looks dead, no lights..even tho all is well in windows..pm if you can help:)_
[20:55] <killfill> 128MB?...
[20:55] <Miggol> whatsinaname: No problem, good luck
[20:55] <whatsinaname> Thanks.
[20:55] <sebsebseb> Rusty_Angel:  the one Ubuntu has read and writes to NTFS really well
[20:55] <Rusty_Angel> sebsebseb,  you try to write with ntfs-3g?
[20:55] <IndyGunFreak> why do people poot grub on a separate partition?
[20:55] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: no alsactl in either locations
[20:55] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: also, in the file /etc/default/pulseaudio do you have PULSEAUDIO_SUSTEM_START=1 or PULSEAUDIO_SYSTEM_START=0 ?
[20:55] <vladimirboyd> killfill: this should install bootloader into this partition
[20:55] <TehFlash> usa international with dead keys
[20:55] <TehFlash> what does that mean
[20:55] <sebsebseb> IndyGunFreak: Ubuntu's NTFS support is NTFS-3g ?
[20:55] <Rusty_Angel> sebsebseb, ok
[20:55] <IndyGunFreak> sebsebseb: not sure on that.. i just know it works out of the box.. it might be.
[20:55] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I have system start 0
[20:55] <vladimirboyd> killfill: then take a note of the HD's name that has Ubuntu ans Swap area on it
[20:56] <sebsebseb> Rusty_Angel: I can read and write to Windows partiton no problem with  Ubuntu since  Gutsy Gibbon 7.10  (October 2007)
[20:56] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok that's good. right, type this command: sudo pkill -9 pulseaudio
[20:56] <sebsebseb> Rusty_Angel: I am probably not the best person to pm about this
[20:56] <IndyGunFreak> sebsebseb: yeah, i was thinking gutsy, or at the latest, hardy... its been fine for a while.
[20:56] <blaise> anyone here using the ati fglrx module?
[20:56] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: ok
[20:56] <losher> sebsebseb: IndyGunFreak: ntfs-3g is the newer (and better) ntfs implementation. There is an older driver that was read-only
[20:56] <Loganhoup> funkyhat I did no output
[20:57] <aleksN> I tried to install sun-java6-jre earlier today. Under the installation I wasn't able to do anything in the terminal through putty when the "license-agreement" came up, so I managed to turn of putty. When I try to use apt-get i get an error about sun-java6-jre. What to do?
[20:57] <alan_simmonds>  i dont believe in spamming but upgraded to jaunty, yesterday my pc stopped recieving dhcp, i booted into windows and it was fine, tried again and nothing, done a bunch of tests and such and no joy, booted just now with live cd and it now also wont recieve dhcp, but i know it is working..also network card looks dead, no lights..even tho all is well in windows..pm if you can help:)_
[20:57] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok, so sounds like pulseaudio was running. type pulseaudio
[20:57] <IndyGunFreak> losher: htat may be the case, but i didn't install anything in jaunty, it "just works"..
[20:57] <jlilly> aleksN: what's the error?
[20:57] <vladimirboyd> killfill: can you go to your BIOS for me?
[20:57] <longcat> is there a multithreaded gzip?
[20:57] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: failed to initialize daemon
[20:58] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: can you pastebin the error?
[20:58] <goose> what's the terminal command to move an entire directory and all the files in it?
[20:58] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: yes
[20:58] <lstarnes> goose: mv
[20:58] <jlilly> goose: mv
[20:58] <losher>  IndyGunFreak: agreed. It just works in 9.04
[20:58] <blaise> anyone? fglrx? ubuntu?
[20:58] <jlilly> goose: mv /path/to/mydir  /where/i/want/it/
[20:58] <goose> what flags, though?
[20:58] <jlilly> no flags.
[20:58] <sonne> I have a lyx question! Can anybody help me?
[20:58] <funkyHat> blaise: which version of ubuntu and which graphics card?
[20:59] <vladimirboyd> sonne: hello
[20:59] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: http://paste.ubuntu.com/179030/
[20:59] <spowers> nautilus is beeping at me and i don't like it.  i don't mind if xterm beeps, but it seems like nautilus shouldn't.  any ideas?
[20:59] <IndyGunFreak> losher: actualy, i think it "just works" at least since Hardy.. maybe Gutsy also.
[20:59] <sonne> vladimirboyd: hi!
[20:59] <losher> longcat: odd question. Why would you need such a thing?
[20:59] <killfill> vladimirboyd: ill make the 128 partition ext3.
[20:59] <lstarnes> goose: moving a directory automatically moves its contents with it
[20:59] <vladimirboyd> sonne: what's with lyx?
[20:59] <blaise> Jaunty, 01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RS690M [Radeon X1200 Series]
[20:59] <amseidler> I've used Wubi to install Ubuntu and now I want to remove windows. How do I do this?
[20:59] <blaise> mr funkyHat
[20:59] <Myrtti> amseidler: with great difficulty
[20:59] <Myrtti> amseidler: better if you don't
[20:59] <amseidler> I don't want windows anymore
[21:00] <amseidler> Taking up too much space
[21:00] <funkyHat> blaise: you don't need fglrx, the open source ATi drivers should be fine
[21:00] <sonne> vladimirboyd: Actually I'm trying to rewrite my resume with Latex. One of my friends told me about Lyx and it is amazing. I choose the modernCV template from the examples directory but when I want to preview it, Lyx shows some error messages
[21:00] <amseidler> Myrtti: I really need windows gone
[21:00] <spowers> amseidler: or very easily by just getting the boot cd and making a fresh install, right?
[21:00] <vladimirboyd> killfill: yeah, you better format them if you have no other OS installed
[21:00] <alan_simmonds>  i dont believe in spamming but upgraded to jaunty, yesterday my pc stopped recieving dhcp, i booted into windows and it was fine, tried again and nothing, done a bunch of tests and such and no joy, booted just now with live cd and it now also wont recieve dhcp, but i know it is working..also network card looks dead, no lights..even tho all is well in windows..pm if you can help:)_
[21:00] <liquid77> Hello guys, I did download Hardy Maurix 2.0 ( GTK THEME ) and readed the readme, then put the Folder in /home/liquid77/.themes  put when  it wont show up :s
[21:00] <amseidler> spowers: I can't afford to lose all of my stuff
[21:00] <sonne> vladimirboyd: something like compilation error. I don't know anything about LaTex either ;)
[21:00] <blaise> funkyHat: I'm not getting proper acceleration
[21:00] <longcat> I wonder why pigz isnt in the ubuntu repo
[21:00] <spowers> amseidler: what i normally do is back up /home and restore it
[21:00] <vladimirboyd> sonne: hold on
[21:00] <Myrtti> amseidler: you've installed ubuntu on ntfs partition as a loopfile. If you shutdown your computer down the wrong way, the partition (loopfile and the actual one) might end up in a state that is not repairable with Linux tools.
[21:01] <longcat> Ah it appears to be in karmic
[21:01] <blaise> funkyHat: it's not implementing fog shading either
[21:01] <killfill> ok, sda1 for boot, sda5 for root, and sda6 for swap.
[21:01] <sonne> vladimirboyd: ok
[21:01] <amseidler> Myrtti: So there's no way to remove windows without fresh installing?
[21:01] <blaise> funkyHat: only sofware acceleration,
[21:01] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: can you pastebin your /etc/pulse/default.pa and /etc/pulse/daemon.conf
[21:01] <Myrtti> amseidler: most likely, no.
[21:01] <amseidler> spowers: will that save everything? All my themes, etc? and restore it back to what it was exactly?
[21:02] <spowers> amseidler: technically you've installed ubuntu inside your windows partition.  if you remove the windows partition, well, you've removed your wubi too
[21:02] <blaise> amseidler: sure, just remove the partition, I'm a big fan of gparted, but fdisk will do it quick and dirty
[21:02] <amseidler> Myrtti: I heard there's a way to do it with 'lvpm'
[21:02] <sebsebseb> amseidler: I suggest getting hold of your data, and then starting over on your computer with real partitions for Ubuntu :)
[21:02] <Myrtti> amseidler: never tried.
[21:02] <longcat> losher: you'd understand if you had a 46gb gzipped file
[21:02] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: here is the first http://paste.ubuntu.com/179033/
[21:02] <funkyHat> blaise: can you pastebin your /etc/X11/xorg.conf (if you have one)
[21:03] <amseidler> spowers: If I back up everything I have on ubuntu right now, and then restore it on the fresh install, will everything be exactly as I left it?
[21:03] <alan_simmonds> anyone have a clue? i have tried everything and nothing seems to work..
[21:03] <spowers> amseidler: if you installed those themes under /home/amsiedler for example, they'd come back with you.  what you don't keep is your installed packages, so you'd have to re-install some packages if you did that after installing wubi
[21:03] <losher> longcat: I guess. But I would expect it to be io-bound, not sure multithreading would help much
[21:03] <amseidler> spowers: I've done so much work on the theme, etc. I don't wanna risk losing that.
[21:03] <spowers> get a usb flash drive, use the archive tool to make a .tar.gz of /home
[21:04] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: this is the second http://paste.ubuntu.com/179035/
[21:04] <spowers> your first priority should be to be backing stuff up
[21:04] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: you need to get rid of the last line in your default.pa
[21:04] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: done
[21:04] <blaise> funkyHat: for ubuntu?
[21:04] <blaise> funkyHat: there is none
[21:05] <funkyHat> blaise: have you checked?
[21:05] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok, try running pulseaudio again
[21:05] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: (I'm expecting a different error message at the least :))
[21:05] <amseidler> spowers: is it possible to get everything back to the way it was through backing up my stuff now?
[21:05] <blaise> funkyHat: afirmative
[21:06] <alan_simmonds> can anyone give a hand with networking issues?
[21:06] <blaise> funkyHat: it's a shallow ghost of an xorg.conf worthless, no configurable variables.. it's less than a screenfull
[21:06] <funkyHat> blaise: so there is one
[21:06] <blaise> not, really
[21:07] <funkyHat> blaise: try moving it to /etc/X11/xorg.conf-crap or something and restarting X
[21:07] <longcat> losher: If you assume ungzipping or gzipping a file is i/o bound you surely overestimate my cpu
[21:07] <blaise> lol, ok
[21:08] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: anything?
[21:08] <losher> longcat: disk i/o is usually the slowest part of a system. If your cpu is underpowered, adding threads probably won't help much. But by all means, try it...
[21:08] <longcat> It's a 2.0GHz C2D and it's still not all i/o bound
[21:09] <losher> longcat: try it & let us know
[21:09] <longcat> I am...  even using both cores it's still cpu bound
[21:10] <noteventime> Does anyone know if the intel 4500m supports 2.1 hardware-wise
[21:10] <noteventime> opengl 2.1 that is
[21:10] <neodragon> My compiz-fusion seem to degrade over time since I installed jaunty, sometimes the lower panel disappears when I spin the cube, or apps minamize when I swich to a different cube face, as well as a few other minor issues, has anyone else ran into this same problem with jaunty?
[21:10] <losher> longcat: I would expect 46G of *anything* would take some time to process...
[21:10] <lucax> how do i shut system sounds up???!!! they are driving me crazy!!! im not using gnome and i hear a beep tip! i dont know... not the system beep but sounds...
[21:11] <aleksN> I'm currently trying to install sun-java6-jre on ubuntu through putty. I'm not able to accept the lisence-agreement or go further with the installation as you can see: http://bildr.no/view/416624
[21:11] <CyberJack> Can anyone help me with a mencoder subtitle problem? I try to hardcode subtitles (srt) into a avi file and my subs are always a bit transparent on yellow and blue backgrounds.
[21:11] <Slart> lucax: remove the pcspkr module
[21:11] <lucax> Slart: nono not that i hear GNOME SOUNDS on lxde! and xfce! and any other desktop but gnome....
[21:11] <CyberJack> sorry... wrong channel
[21:12] <zaccour> is there a search tool for Ubuntu like spotlight search on mac os x?
[21:12] <whatsinaname> Thanks Miggol  Its working now! WOOOT.  I used webmin to go and look at my network settings.  There is a tab for "activated at boot"  I configured my network settings there and bingo.  now I can have my server on and not logged in.  YEA for headless box in closet.
[21:12] <NavY-Seal> this is wired debian installes without any problems fedora same cant get the demn ubuntu to install :Grrrrrr
[21:12] <Slart> lucax: oh.. hmm.. I have no idea then.. odd that you'd hear gnome sounds without gnome running...
[21:13] <losher> CyberJack: which channel supports mencoder
[21:13] <notlistening> I have a radeon HD 2600 pro wuth sound working one minute and then not the next? Any ideas. Pulseaudio is behaving i think, I am running over the HDMI link
[21:13] <lucax> Slart: yeah they are the sounds that u can configure in system preferences sounds theme or what ever, i hear them on any other desktop but gnome since ive unchecked them in gnome
[21:13] <zaccour> is there a search tool for Ubuntu like spotlight search on mac os x?
[21:14] <CyberJack> losher:i guess #mplayer
[21:14] <notlistening> it seems to work then dies and never comes back no idea why, working fine in 8.10
[21:14] <losher> CyberJack: worth a try if no-one here responds
[21:14] <neodragon> My compiz-fusion seem to degrade over time since I installed jaunty, sometimes the lower panel disappears when I spin the cube, or apps minamize when I swich to a different cube face, as well as a few other minor issues, has anyone else ran into this same problem with jaunty?
[21:14] <Ultimate_darknes> !xinerama
[21:15] <notlistening> Oh i am on 9.04
[21:15] <losher> lucax: one some systems I;ve had to resort to moving all the files in /usr/share/sounds to a backup directory so the system can't find them
[21:15] <CyberJack> losher: I already did, just have to wait for a response... but that's no problem
[21:15] <linuxguy2009> Hello guys when I built this PC I installed 9.04 and everything works great, I couldnt be happier except a mouse lockup issue.I just went and bought a copy of Doom3 to play on my Ubuntu setup and it runs fantastic.However there is an occasional mouse lockup at seemingly random times.Yesterday it never locked up once and i played for hours.Today I booted and not even 3 mins go by and the mouse locked up.When i use the keyboard strokes to
[21:15] <killfill> vladimirboyd: woops it booted
[21:15] <lucax> losher: u had same problem?
[21:16] <alan_simmonds> can anyone help me with networking???????
[21:16] <killfill> vladimirboyd: whats the conclusion?.. ubuntu by default when using the whole disk it does not create the /boot partition so it fails?...
[21:16] <rn2309> hello
[21:16] <craigbass1976> alan_simmonds, what's the problem
[21:16] <zenxr_> alan_simmonds: what's your issue? be more specific
[21:16] <notlistening> linuxguy2009, try looking in dmesg through the terminal
[21:16] <linuxguy2009> Also ever since I installed 9.04 it has an error on bootup about a referenced package not found or something.It goes away realy fast but ui think it has to do with ACPI.By mobo wont let me disable that so Im not sure exactly what the message is or how to fix it.Can anyone take the time to help diagbose this?
[21:16] <antonsetiady> haloo
[21:16] <craigbass1976> I jsut got a belkin wireless usb stick working; feel like I can conquer the world... until the next issue..
[21:16] <losher> lucax: I found some older versions of gnome didn't seem to understand what 'no sounds at all' meant...
[21:16] <linuxguy2009> ok
[21:17] <killfill> damn.. 09.4 booting is fast..
[21:17] <rn2309> i
[21:17] <vladimirboyd> killfill: did you get inside the Ubuntu???
[21:17] <antonsetiady> halllo
[21:17] <rn2309> I have ubuntu 9.04 on a VNM
[21:17] <lees> ola
[21:17] <killfill> yup
[21:17] <notlistening> linuxguy2009,  after the freeze, you know the key strokes?
[21:17] <lucax> they are driving me so f"·%$" mad
[21:18] <losher> CyberJack:  I see some google threads about changing subtitle colors in mencoder...
[21:18] <killfill> vladimirboyd: works greate now.
[21:18] <alan_simmonds> zenxr_: cant get my pc to recieve dhcp and when i am using static ip i cant get it to ping anything, i booted it in windows and was fine, so not a hardware issue..been through alot of tests and things here are my results http://paste.ubuntu.com/178876/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/178879/ any clues?
[21:18] <jsaveker> Does anyone know of a good guide to implement dm-crypt on an existing 9.04 installation.  I have had a look around and only seen one article relating to 7.10 which was somewhat sketchy.
[21:18] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: if your still here my wifi cut out Pulseaudio now claims it has a connection since removing the last line from default.pa. I do not have any system sound or music players playing sound(like banshee) but youtube videos and various things on the web have sound.
[21:18] <linuxguy2009> http://pastebin.com/m78c890e5
[21:18] <linuxguy2009> Ctl ALT Del and lrestart is what i have been doing
[21:18] <killfill> dont know why when choosing "use the whole disk" its nos icreating the /boot partition. (i guess thats why it fails when booting)
[21:18] <antonsetiady> anybody know to make ubuntu boot in text mode ?? not in GUI??
[21:19] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok, so that's a start. run gstreamer-properties
[21:19] <antonsetiady> anybody know to make ubuntu boot in text mode ?? not in GUI??
[21:19] <antonsetiady> anybody know to make ubuntu boot in text mode ?? not in GUI??
[21:19] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: you'll need another terminal of course
[21:19] <lucax> did it!
[21:19] <ohir> antonsetiady: we heard you first time
[21:19] <notlistening> try ALT+F1  then go to accessories and then terminal and type in dmesg
[21:19] <craigbass1976> antonsetiady, Not sure.  What the ubuntu equivalent of RH init 3 ?
[21:19] <ohir> antonsetiady: disable gdm service
[21:19] <funkyHat> antonsetiady: do you want to remove the GUI, or just not start it by default?
[21:19] <notlistening> you might see some output about the error
[21:19] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I've got about 3 with multiple tabs it won't bother me
[21:19] <funkyHat> cool
[21:20] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: gstreamer properties is open what now?
[21:20] <juxbox> how can i know if my video card is being detected by ubuntu or not?
[21:20] <antonsetiady> how to disable gdm??
[21:20] <linuxguy2009> Does that pastebin of my dmesg help any? Im not sure what to look for there.
[21:20] <vladimirboyd> killfill: right, mobo could not find bootloader's position in the partition, then you get error 18. by forcing it right at the beginning of HD, you basically moved it to the cylinders that mobo reads first
[21:20] <antonsetiady> y	how to disable gdm??
[21:20] <CyberJack> losher: The color isn't the problem. White is ok for subtitles, but when the movie has yellow or blue parts behind the subtitle, the color shines thru
[21:20] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: on the audio tab, are the output and input plugin set to pulseaudio?
[21:20] <neodragon> My compiz-fusion seem to degrade over time since I installed jaunty, sometimes the lower panel disappears when I spin the cube, or apps minamize when I swich to a different cube face, as well as a few other minor issues, has anyone else ran into this same problem with jaunty?
[21:20] <antonsetiady> how to disable gdm??
[21:21] <losher> alan_simmonds: I am far from an expert, but I see some link up/link down messages which are suspicious (I suspect a driver issue since you say the hardware is known working under windows). I also see some disk errors on sdc1 that would worry me
[21:21] <mitkok> Hey, guys. Need littlehelp. I added my user to group ( deploy for Apache ) but now I'm sudoer anymore :(
[21:21] <vladimirboyd> killfill: otherwise, /boot gets written last and mobo can't reach it at the startup. that was the problem
[21:21] <mitkok> Any idea ?
[21:21] <antonsetiady> how to disable gdm??
[21:21] <vladimirboyd> killfill:  enjoy your Jaunty!
[21:21] <antonsetiady> how to disable gdm??
[21:21] <antonsetiady> how to disable gdm??
[21:21] <antonsetiady> how to disable gdm??
[21:21] <funkyHat> antonsetiady: stop repeating yourself
[21:21] <FloodBot1> antonsetiady: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:22] <funkyHat> antonsetiady: I was actually typing an answer
[21:22] <linuxguy2009> What should my BIOS be set to as far as PNP OS? That just get enabled for Windows only?Or do I enable that for Ubuntu as well? (I dont use Windows.)
[21:22] <funkyHat> antonsetiady: type update-rc.d gdm remove
[21:22] <chrome_> anyone here has a 54 Mbs wireless router?
[21:22] <alan_simmonds> losher: it is an oldish disc but no the i/o errors arent a problem, the on off things is bugging me..i am stumped...i think i will try to install wicd
[21:22] <juxbox> any idea oh how i can see if ubuntu detected my video card?
[21:22] <alan_simmonds> any tips?
[21:22] <losher> CyberJack: is this relevant: http://lists.mplayerhq.hu/pipermail/mencoder-users/2008-February/008025.html
[21:22] <zaccour> is there a search tool for Ubuntu like spotlight search on mac os x?
[21:23] <ibuclaw> linuxguy2009, are you familiar with boot options ?
[21:23] <antonsetiady> ok thx funkyHat
[21:23] <enrico_> ..
[21:23] <ibuclaw> *grub boot options
[21:23] <henux> i installed ubuntu desktop from the mini iso, now everytime i press tab in gnom,-é'
[21:23] <antonsetiady> ok thx funkyHat
[21:23] <linuxguy2009> No Im not.Are those things that you add to the grub stuff?
[21:23] <Ultimate_darknes> !info grub
[21:23] <ibuclaw> linuxguy2009, yeah
[21:23] <henux> i installed ubuntu desktop from the mini iso, now everytime i press tab in gnome-terminal etc. i get the super annoying system BEEEP how do i disable it?
[21:23] <losher> alan_simmonds: in your place, I would be googling the nic model number for known driver incompatibilities with your OS version
[21:23] <linuxguy2009> Ok is there a way to disable the ACPI there maybe?
[21:24] <ibuclaw> linuxguy2009, as a possible suggestion, you could try booting with pci=noacpi
[21:24] <linuxguy2009> aha cool
[21:24] <chrome_> It is normal the speed changing from 54 to 36 and 24 Mbs?
[21:24] <nicklas_> hello, is it possible to make an e-legitimation with swedbank in ubuntu?
[21:24] <zaccour> is there a search tool for Ubuntu like spotlight search on mac os x?
[21:24] <alan_simmonds> losher: it is a standard realtek card and it worked under ibex and for a few days worked under jaunty
[21:24] <chrome_> on my laptop
[21:24] <chrome_> and my router is 54
[21:24] <chrome_> why this happens
[21:24] <linuxguy2009> Is there a list of boot options online or on my install somewhere so that I can see all the other cool options?
[21:24] <henux> i installed ubuntu desktop from the mini iso, now everytime i press tab in gnome-terminal etc. i get the super annoying system BEEEP how do i disable it?
[21:24] <alan_simmonds> losher: and i havent seen any issues with the card in my searches...been at it for 2 days now
[21:25] <gharz1> guys, where can i find the file that shows in the main menu? i want to delete an entry but it doesn't get deleted.
[21:25] <CyberJack> losher: I haven't converted my subtitles to ssa/ass yet, but I can give it a try.
[21:25] <losher> alan_simmonds: it worked then stopped? That's very odd. What else changed around that time?
[21:25] <scunizi> gharz1: have you tried to right mouse click Applications and choose edit.. from there you should be able to delete
[21:26] <zaccour> is there a search tool for Ubuntu like spotlight search on mac os x?
[21:26] <juxbox> any ideas?
[21:26] <losher> CyberJack: it's not clear to me their solution works for everyone. At your own risk. Perhaps a different encoder might be easier?
[21:26] <scunizi> zaccour: there's lots of ways to search.. do you want to do it graphically or on the cli?
[21:26] <ibuclaw> linuxguy2009, you could reference here for common boot options: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions#Common%20Boot%20Options
[21:26] <zaccour> scunizi, gui preferred
[21:27] <jason> ok i got the drivers to work with my graphic card but when i watch vids on youtube i cant watch them in full screen
[21:27] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: my internet attempted to play a sound it lagged out and became choppy and for some reason my wifi cut out too.
[21:27] <funkyHat> !package tracker | zaccour
[21:27] <funkyHat> boo
[21:27] <alan_simmonds> losher: nothing really, i had installed wineasio, but only after a reboot did it descide to stop working
[21:27] <scunizi> zaccour: you can right click the top bar in a blank area and "Add to Panel" .. in the menu that pops up you should find a search appelate to add to the panel
[21:27] <jason> i click the little thing to make it go full screen but it will not do it
[21:28] <Haraken> is it ok to upgrade from Feisty to Jaunty?
[21:28] <henux> i installed ubuntu desktop from the mini iso, now everytime i press tab in gnome-terminal etc. i get the super annoying system BEEEP how do i disable it?
[21:28] <losher> alan_simmonds: do you know if it still works back in windows?
[21:28] <zaccour> search tracker tool don't work right. i tested it out. i typed pidgin, no results found. i typed gimp, still no results
[21:28] <CyberJack> losher: mencoder is the only program that will hardcode subtitles at good performance. the only alternative I found was avidemux, but it takes about 3 times longer to encode the same file.
[21:28] <scunizi> Haraken: if you have a seperate /home and you want to make one single jump .. install fresh otherwise I'll have ubottu give you a link
[21:28] <scunizi> !upgrade > Haraken
[21:28] <zaccour> i'm looking for something like spotlight search, meaning i type something i have and it brings it up on the list
[21:29] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I have no idea why my wifi cuts out with audio.
[21:29] <losher> CyberJack: a slow workaround is better than no workaround at all...
[21:29] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: that does seem really odd :/
[21:29] <ibuclaw> linuxguy2009, if you scroll up that page, it will tell you how to add temporary/permanent boot options. Just remember 'pci=noacpi', reboot, try it, see if it works. If it does then make it permanent. If it doesn't, you can come back here and someone may look into it further.
[21:29] <neodragon> My compiz-fusion seem to degrade over time since I installed jaunty, sometimes the lower panel disappears when I spin the cube, or apps minamize when I swich to a different cube face, as well as a few other minor issues, has anyone else ran into this same problem with jaunty?
[21:29] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: what were the settings like in gstreamer-properties?
[21:29] <particle_man> msg nickserv identify ba9shh
[21:29] <juxbox> Anybody has any idea here?
[21:29] <killfill> whats the easiest way to install ubuntu on may mashines? is there a prefered "disk image cloning" utility?
[21:30] <Haraken> what version is 8.10
[21:30] <pgimenez> gharz1 On menu System -> Main Menu, you can delete the unwanted entries.
[21:30] <Haraken> scunizi, thanks for the link
[21:30] <scunizi> zaccour: that functionality might be in Gnome Do.. it's an add on appelate.. might even be in the repos http://do.davebsd.com/
[21:30] <CyberJack> losher: thats true
[21:30] <ibuclaw> Haraken, Intrepid Ibex
[21:30] <scunizi> Haraken: np.. :)
[21:30] <zenxr> particle_man: good job :]
[21:30] <smitts> Is there a disk check utility built into ubuntu?
[21:30] <Haraken> ok :)
[21:30] <Haraken> thanks
[21:30] <Loganhoup> funkyhat:input and output were both pulseaudio, device was set to default.
[21:30] <particle_man> lol
[21:30] <particle_man> good thing that was the wrong password :)
[21:30] <gharz1> pgimenez: it doesn't get deleted. i right clicked it and selected Delete but it still in the Main Menu
[21:30] <benjamind888> I just installed the Ubuntu Netbook Remix, and Switched to Classic Desktop. I removed the "maximise" setting, but all my windows are opening in a fixed position (top of screen). Where is the setting too fix this?????
[21:30] <IndyGunFreak> smitts: you mean like a defrag tool?
[21:30] <zaccour> thanks scunizi i'm checkin that out now
[21:31] <gharz1> is there any xml or any text file which i can edit this?
[21:31] <Loganhoup> smitts: fsck
[21:31] <zenxr> particle_man: :P
[21:31] <smitts> IndyGunFreak, not defrag, I want to actually check for defects
[21:31] <particle_man> speaking of which...I'm running 9.04, I have a GTX285 and Nvidia drivers 180
[21:31] <ibuclaw> smitts, fsck
[21:31] <losher> CyberJack: if you're going to be doing this a lot, by all means hand patch mencoder source. But unless you're unused to doing such things, or it's a one-off encode, it might be more trouble than it's worth
[21:31] <IndyGunFreak> oh ok... i'd have to imagine there is one..
[21:31] <smitts> thanks guys
[21:31] <zenxr> IndyGunFreak: is there actually a defrag tool for linux?
[21:31] <jason> any help on that
[21:31] <particle_man> but...on 1360x768 resolution it displays, but it's like it's trying to draw a bigger display than my monitor actually is
[21:31] <jeancalvin> what program do i need to adjust/set CPU Frequency?
[21:31] <ibuclaw> !fsck | smitts if you want to read more about it.
[21:32] <jason> no flash movie online will go full screen
[21:32] <benjamind888> sorry, accidentally quit.. did anyone replyu to me before?
[21:32] <IndyGunFreak> zenxr: no.. thats why i was clarifying what he wanted.
[21:32] <particle_man> my display stretches, and the left chunk is shoved off the screen
[21:32] <zenxr> IndyGunFreak: :[
[21:32] <IndyGunFreak> zenxr: you really don't need one
[21:32] <particle_man> which, as one might imagine, is rather annoying
[21:32] <IndyGunFreak> !defrag > zenxr
[21:32] <particle_man> any thoughts?
[21:32] <jla> I had to install menu-xdg before the Debian menu would appear, then I was able to get to my game in there. I guess it doesn't provide a .desktop menu entry.
[21:32] <CyberJack> losher: patching and compiling are no problem. My mencoder already has the -ass option, so I about to give it a try
[21:32] <losher> CyberJack: unused -> used
[21:32] <pgimenez> gharz1 Just try to run it as root
[21:33] <losher> CyberJack: ok, that's some progress at least
[21:33] <gharz1> as root? how did you run it as root?
[21:33] <zenxr> particle_man: that's what happened with a non-hd TV i wanted to use as a monitor a LONG time ago, make the resolution smaller unless you know for sure it's supported. If you know it's supported then change the monitor settings on the monitor itself
[21:33] <gharz1> pgimenez: what command did you use?
[21:33] <particle_man> zenxr-yeah...I've got a slightly older toshiba tv I'm running it on
[21:33] <particle_man> through a DVI/VGA adapter
[21:33] <william7> Can anyone give me any tips on using  "pon"  in Ubuntu ?
[21:33] <benjamind888> I just installed Ubuntu Netbook remix. I have swtiched to Classic Desktop mode, and turned maximizing off. But all applications open at the top of screen (fixed position). How can i disable this so it remembers where it was last closed???
[21:34] <particle_man> that said, according to the manual for the tv, 1360x768 is a supported resolution
[21:34] <particle_man> and as much as it pains me to say so
[21:34] <particle_man> it works in windows :P
[21:34] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: if you quit banshee and start it again now, do you get sound? (hopefully it won't break your wifi again :/)
[21:34] <particle_man> no way to fix/no alternate drivers I can use?
[21:34] <jeancalvin> how do i figure out what frequency my CPU is currently running at?
[21:34] <pgimenez> gharz1 on terminal sudo (wait a moment... trying to remember...)
[21:34] <Loganhoup> Funkyhat: if it breaks at least you'll know why I left
[21:34] <scunizi> particle_man: do you have an nvidia card?
[21:34] <particle_man> I do
[21:34] <scunizi> particle_man: which one?
[21:34] <particle_man> EVGA gtx 285
[21:35] <particle_man> see above
[21:35] <gharz1> ok
[21:35] <scunizi> particle_man: and are you using the restricted drivers that came with ubuntu?
[21:35] <particle_man> yeah
[21:35] <pgimenez> gharz1 sudo alacarte
[21:35] <particle_man> I tried messing some with the configuration settings, but with no luck
[21:35] <gharz1> ok
[21:35] <gharz1> thanks
[21:35] <gharz1> i'll try that one out
[21:35] <scunizi> particle_man: install nvidia-settings and you should be able to auto detect that resolution and use it.  I do when I run my laptop on the tv..
[21:36] <particle_man> oh
[21:36] <particle_man> alright
[21:36] <ibuclaw> jeancalvin,  cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
[21:36] <killfill> whats the easiest way to install ubuntu on may mashines? is there a prefered "disk image cloning" utility?
[21:36] <ibuclaw> is the long winded way, at least ;)
[21:36] <CyberJack> losher: it works. ssa/aas subtitles are the solution.
[21:36] <scunizi> killfill: you mean to burn the .iso file to a cd?
[21:36] <particle_man> nvidia-settings is already installed
[21:36] <linuxguy2009> Guys is there a log or something that can show me the errors that I get right before the desktop shows up? It only shows for a split second i just want to make sure its the ACPI that i think it is.
[21:36] <losher> CyberJack: excellent. google to the rescue!
[21:36] <scunizi> particle_man: use it
[21:36] <ibuclaw> jeancalvin, I'm sure there is a gnome applet which will display the same information
[21:36] <scunizi> !burn > killfill
[21:37] <neodragon> My compiz-fusion seem to degrade over time since I installed jaunty, sometimes the lower panel disappears when I spin the cube, or apps minamize when I swich to a different cube face, as well as a few other minor issues, has anyone else ran into this same problem with jaunty?
[21:37] <jason> particle_man i used Envy to install the nvidia drivers and stuff
[21:37] <particle_man> autodetect left me at 1024x768
[21:37] <killfill> scunizi, no i mean i have 1 ubuntu installed on a disk, i wish to plug 5 more hard disks and clone the one to the others
[21:37] <gharz1> pgimenez: why is it that the entries when i'm using root is different when i run alacarte as a normal user? in a normal user... Other folder is showing MagicISO and Wine folder is there... while in root there is no MagicISO and the Wine folder isn't there.
[21:38] <scunizi> killfill: ah.. partimage will do that.. there is a live cd called system rescue cd that has it on it..
[21:38] <neodragon> I am running it with an nvidia 7600gs 512MB video card and have the proprietary drivers intalled.
[21:38] <CyberJack> losher: I already read the post, but I never thought of converting my subtitles to ssa
[21:38] <jason> particle_man do this oksudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup
[21:38] <scunizi> particle_man: will it allow you to manually change it?
[21:38] <losher> CyberJack: cool, so I added some value, even better....!
[21:38] <linuxguy2009> killfill: I also recomend Parted Magic live cd it also has part image on it.Thats what i use.
[21:38] <particle_man> yes
[21:39] <scunizi> particle_man: ok then.. :)
[21:39] <ibuclaw> linuxguy2009, gnome log viewer will show all messages
[21:39] <killfill> greate thanks
[21:39] <jason> particle_man do this  sudo nvidia-xconfig
[21:39] <NightStrike> hey
[21:39] <particle_man> ok
[21:39] <particle_man> done
[21:39] <jason> then go into sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[21:39] <linuxguy2009> ibuclaw: Great is that a command on the CLI or is it in the menus somewhere?
[21:39] <caraconan> Hi. I have a 'mother' (ubuntu-server) and a 'child' (openvz), but the child has'nt access to physical hardware (/dev/ttyS0). Any idea? Thanks
[21:39] <ibuclaw> linuxguy2009, System->Administration->Log File Viewer
[21:39] <techkrill> Hey, I'm having some issues with an nForce2 onboard audio and getting peculiar results from the tests I see to run online. I'd appreciate any help. PM?
[21:40] <particle_man> alright
[21:40] <linuxguy2009> sweet
[21:40] <alan_simmonds> losher: it does, ive been try to fix it for 2 days
[21:40] <NightStrike> I just tried to do 'apt-get install debconf debconf-utils' on ubuntu dapper to update my debconf package
[21:40] <jason> and set it in there what u want the default resolution to be
[21:40] <linuxguy2009> thanks
[21:40] <NightStrike> It completely broke
[21:40] <ibuclaw> linuxguy2009, alternately, less /var/log/messages
[21:40] <NightStrike> http://pastebin.com/m51a7c2a1
[21:40] <alan_simmonds> losher: at least with wicd i get flashy lights
[21:40] <ibuclaw> linuxguy2009, and dmesg will show alot of useful kernel messages too.
[21:40] <NightStrike> any sufggestions on how to fix that?
[21:40] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: I guess it "worked"?
[21:40] <particle_man> jason-now what?
[21:40] <zaccour> is gnome-do updated by the ubuntu community?
[21:40] <pgimenez> gharz1 As root you have complete control of all menu entries. Did that work for you?
[21:41] <scunizi> zaccour: no..
[21:41] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: Banshee claimed it was playing it. It didn't even give an error. My wifi broke (obviously), but similiar to banshee it thought it still had an internet connection.
[21:41] <jason> after u set the one u want as default save
[21:41] <scunizi> !latest | zaccour
[21:41] <neodragon> My compiz-fusion seem to degrade over time since I installed jaunty, sometimes the lower panel disappears when I spin the cube, or apps minamize when I swich to a different cube face, as well as a few other minor issues, has anyone else ran into this same problem with jaunty?
[21:41] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I had to restart to get my connection back.
[21:41] <zaccour> scunizi, do you know how to get to the repositories gui so i can insert these repositories so it will update?
[21:41] <linuxguy2009> ibuclaw: Is there a place that i can see all the boot options like you mentioned so i can see them all and know my options? such as the pci=noacpi sp?
[21:41] <jason> then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[21:41] <techkrill> I'm having issues with getting reponses from a nForce2 onboard audio. I'm getting peculiar results from the tests I run. Any help? PM? Thanks
[21:42] <NightStrike> any sufggestions on how to fix this? >> http://pastebin.com/m51a7c2a1
[21:42] <gharz1> pgimenez: yes it did... but when i checked the entries Wine folder isn't there and MagicISO is not in the Other anymore... but when i open alacarte using a normal user... wine-wine folder appears and MagicISO is in the Other folder
[21:42] <scunizi> zaccour: it's on their site.. here's the link for the PPA (Personal Package Archive) on launchpad .. https://launchpad.net/~do-core/+archive/ppa
[21:42] <zaccour> thanks
[21:43] <theaaron> I used to be able to my mount my windows partition by just selecting it in Nautilus. Now it says "Cannot mount volume. You are not privileged to mount this volume". Does anyone know how I can fix this?
[21:43] <jason> i got ubuntu 32bit os installed on a 64bit computer
[21:43] <scunizi> zaccour: if you're running jaunty 9.04 then the repos listed will work.. if you're running something prior you'll have to build from source
[21:43] <pgimenez> gharz1 Wow, don't know why!!!
[21:43] <losher> alan_simmonds: sorry, I'm out of ideas on this one...
[21:43] <william7> can anyone give me an opinion on whether Ubuntu 9.04 UNR is better  or   EEEBuntu is better  for an  Asus EEE 1000HE
[21:44] <scunizi> zaccour: actually I'm wrong there.. they have repos for the different current versions of ubuntu
[21:44] <zaccour> scunizi, 9.04 here, so it should update fine?
[21:44] <zaccour> oh ok
[21:44] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: something's really fishy here :/ are there any other bits that you've played with, like alsa config or something else (not that I'm suggesting you caused it, just in case there is something)?
[21:44] <techkrill> I'm having peculiar results from Ubuntu 9.04 for an nForce2 onboard audio. Any help would be appreciated. PM? Thanks.
[21:44] <NightStrike> any suggestions on how to fix this? >> http://pastebin.com/m51a7c2a1
[21:44] <scunizi> zaccour: yes.. follow their instructions for adding the repo's and the openpgp key.. then sudo apt-get update in terminal..
[21:44] <alan_simmonds> losher>: no worries
[21:44] <neodragon> My compiz-fusion seem to degrade over time since I installed jaunty, sometimes the lower panel disappears when I spin the cube, or apps minamize when I swich to a different cube face, as well as a few other minor issues, has anyone else ran into this same problem with jaunty?
[21:45] <Loganhoup> funkyhat:
[21:45] <zaccour> scunizi, the instructions don't make a lot of sense
[21:45] <ibuclaw> linuxguy2009, I suppose O'Reilly's Linux Kernel in a nutshell has a good list: http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/gregkh/lkn/lkn_pdf/ch09.pdf
[21:45] <jason> theaaron go here it tell u how http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/mountwindows
[21:45] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: sorry finger hit enter on accident
[21:45] <ibuclaw> not sure how old it is though.
[21:45] <gharz1> pgimenez: yeah... i'm even surprised!
[21:45] <linuxguy2009> ibuclaw: Thank you
[21:45] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I've done almost everything in this guide http://www.pulseaudio.org/wiki/PerfectSetup. Other than that I can't think of anything
[21:45] <gharz1> i just wanna know where i can find alacarte's entries
[21:46] <ibuclaw> linuxguy2009, the Ubuntu Help documentation should be sufficient enough though. You don't really need to ever stray beyond the most common options.
[21:46] <fil> How can make opera use the ubuntu skin, cause the menu in the top (file, edit.. etc) is looking very windowish :/
[21:46] <linuxguy2009> ibuclaw: What log should i be checking to see that error message that appears before the desktop comes up? I cant find it so far.
[21:46] <linuxguy2009> ok
[21:46] <jason> is the 64bit ubuntu os better than the 32bit
[21:46] <zaccour> how do i get to the repositories? i forgot
[21:46] <fil> jason: 32 is more supported
[21:46] <jason> ok
[21:46] <theaaron> jason thanks, but I think that tool is actually what caused the mounting problem I'm having now. I just want to be able to mount the partition by clicking it, and not have to resort to the force mounting trick.
[21:46] <NightStrike> any suggestions on how to fix this for ubuntu-dapper? >> http://pastebin.com/m51a7c2a1
[21:46] <linuxguy2009> Is the ACPI a common issue?
[21:46] <jason> how do i get online flash vids to  go full screen
[21:46] <scunizi> zaccour: typical.. in terminal type .. gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list .. then cut and paste the two lines listed on the web page to the bottom of the open file.  save and close.. then click the "Follow these instructions" link on the page for the key..
[21:47] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: If I didn't tell you already I use wicd. But I recall it breaking my wifi even when pulseaudio wouldnt connect and I had network manager installed.
[21:47] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: have you put yourself in any pulse-related groups?
[21:47] <zaccour> scunizi, thanks
[21:47] <caraconan> Hi. I have a 'mother' (ubuntu-server) and a 'child' (openvz), but the child has'nt access to physical hardware (/dev/ttyS0). Any idea? Thanks
[21:47] <scunizi> zaccour: np :)
[21:47] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: yes all three
[21:47] <pgimenez> gharz1 Ok. Trying to locate (think it is a xml one in /usr/somewhere...
[21:47] <neodragon> My compiz-fusion seem to degrade over time since I installed jaunty, sometimes the lower panel disappears when I spin the cube, or apps minamize when I swich to a different cube face, as well as a few other minor issues, has anyone else ran into this same problem with jaunty?
[21:48] <linuxguy2009> Ah here it is.....ACPI: Expecting a [Reference] package element, found type 0
[21:48] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: also earlier I meant ~/.asoundrc not whatever else I said
[21:48] <particle_man> jason-what's next?
[21:48] <pedromenezes> I formatted my note and now my mic isn't working (worked once very low in skype) and effects aren't working either, someone can help me?
[21:48] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: try removing yourself from all 3 groups
[21:48] <neodragon> can any one help me?
[21:48] <_CommandeR_> Is it normal to get errors with WIFI networks ?
[21:48] <Guest55619> how can i computer watch movies on my
[21:48] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: (got the name mixed up for ~/.asoundrc)
[21:49] <Guest55619> what is this
[21:49] <benjamind888> After installing Ubuntu Netbook Remix, and Switching to classic mode. All my applications open up new windows at the top of screen and not where they were last closed. Where is the setting for this???
[21:49] <Guest55619> hello
[21:49] <Guest55619> any one there
[21:50] <Guest55619> hey
[21:50] <scunizi> !dvd | Guest55619
[21:50] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: probably best to restart after removing yourself from the groups
[21:50] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: If I remember correctly I had to create /.asoundrc
[21:50] <NightStrike> any suggestions on how to fix this for ubuntu-dapper? >> http://pastebin.com/m51a7c2a1
[21:50] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: I don't have one, so it might be necessary to remove it, try the groups thing first though
[21:51] <Loganhoup> I've removed myself from them. restarting now
[21:51] <linuxguy2009> ibuclaw: Ok thank you very much for helping me.Have a good one!
[21:51] <jason> fil u know alot about ubuntu
[21:52] <ibuclaw> linuxguy2009, ACPI is quite common actually on certain machines. I can't seem to see any specific fix on your [Reference] issue though.
[21:52] <fil> jason i dont quite understand what do you mean
[21:53] <jason> i installed the nvidia drivers and its working great after about 100 times trying to install it
[21:53] <jason> now onlive flash vids will not go full screen
[21:53] <losher> caraconan: google for 'reverse telnet'. I think that might be what you need...
[21:53] <jason> online*
[21:53] <jason> and i dont know what to do about i t
[21:54] <jason> u know any thing about that kind of stuff fil
[21:55] <fil> jason you are even mistaking or joking xD
[21:55] <jason> no iam for real
[21:55] <IRConan> caraconan: damn you... your nick hilights me
[21:55] <jason> i can get online flash vids. to go full screen
[21:55] <jason> like on youtube
[21:55] <pedromenezes> I formatted my note and now my mic isn't working (worked once very low in skype) and effects aren't working either, someone can help me?
[21:56] <guntbert> !enter | jason
[21:56] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: still nothing, should I remove .asoundrc?
[21:56] <MK13> how would I go about copying my Ubuntu install from an extended partition, remove the extended partion, then put the Ubuntu back on in a non-extended partition. I got rid of a partition so now I want to add this space to Ubuntu as a non-extended partion... any suggestions?
[21:57] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: it might be that pulseaudio isn't running again, try starting it
[21:57] <boss_mc> pulseaudio -D
[21:57] <fil> jason you can't or you can?
[21:57] <jason> i cant
[21:57] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: the daemon is in my notification area. yes. its connected.
[21:58] <boss_mc> MK13: you could just resize the extended partiion (and the sub partition that Ubuntu is in)
[21:58] <boss_mc> MK13: leaving it in an extended partition, but no harm done...
[21:58] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: the daemon isn't in your notification area. padevchooser might be
[21:58] <caraconan> losher thanks
[21:58] <ibuclaw> boss_mc++
[21:59] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: yeah, try removing .asoundrc, although I doubt it will help (perhaps just move it to .asoundrc.old
[21:59] <boss_mc> MK13: otherwise you'll want to do a backup of the partition and undo the backup after
[21:59] <boss_mc> !backups | MK13
[21:59] <jason> MK13 gig u use Gparted on the portion u want to combine with ubuntus portin
[21:59] <MK13> boss_mc, kk, thnx
[21:59] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: and quit banshee and start it again before trying it
[21:59] <ibuclaw> The only ways I know how to acheive moving a partition/filesystem is using the quick and dirty dd command ;)
[22:00] <NightStrike> any suggestions on how to fix this for ubuntu-dapper? >> http://pastebin.com/m51a7c2a1
[22:00] <MK13> jason, i don't quite follow you
[22:00] <boss_mc> ibuclaw: that's the fun way! one slip of a finger and BOOM, no more OS
[22:00] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: This may be my last attempt for awhile I have some business to attend to.
[22:00] <Bob> whats up
[22:00] <jason> Gparted is a partition tool
[22:01] <ibuclaw> boss_mc, not really, no ... although I've copied an image into a filesystem that was 293 bytes too small :P
[22:01] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: fair enough, although might be worth trying to kill pulseaudio and start it again like we did before too
[22:01] <MK13> jason, i know... i have the Gparted live-cd :)
[22:01] <boss_mc> ibuclaw: if you're lucky the last few bytes were unused anyway...
[22:01] <jason> ok MK13
[22:01] <Loganhoup> well, I still get no sound from banshee and it still claims its playing it. Although this time it didn't kill my wifi.
[22:01] <gharz1> thanks, guys, for the help
[22:02] <gharz1> good night
[22:02] <Loganhoup> so that did something.
[22:02] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: I'm in here quite a bit at the moment so if you don't get it sorted and want to try another day hilight me (though I don't promise to respond right away)
[22:02] <Guest14793> this chat for ubuntu
[22:02] <boss_mc> Guest14793: yep
[22:02] <fil> I have a problem with partitions. When i try to install windows xp in the partition select menu, the setup says it can't find partition that is supported by windows. I think the problem is I dont have primary partition, only extended :?
[22:02] <Guest14793> oh fun
[22:02] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: progress I guess! do you see banshee in the pavucontrol thing (click the padevchooser and click volume control)?
[22:02] <ibuclaw> Guest14793, this is a support channel. offtopic is in another room
[22:03] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: definitely sounds like pulseaudio-rt was causing more trouble than it's worth
[22:03] <Soren__> is the server here: irc.ubuntu.net ???
[22:03] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I moved the stream to another device and it I can hear it now.
[22:04] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ok! do you have an onboard soundcard that you're not using?
[22:04] <Loganhoup> in pavucontrol
[22:04] <jason> so fil there isnt a way to fix that
[22:05] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I don't quite understand
[22:05] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: oh it's a laptop, sorry
[22:05] <Loganhoup> Yes
[22:05] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: which device was it using before?
[22:05] <fil> jason are you using firefox?
[22:05] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: RTP multicast sink
[22:06] <boss_mc> Loganhoup: that's used to output the sound to the network
[22:06] <boss_mc> Loganhoup: to be picked up by another copy of PulseAudio
[22:06] <ibuclaw> Soren__, this server is irc.freenode.net and irc.ubuntu.com
[22:06] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ah ok. strange. Well, pulseaudio remembers which device each application is playing to and puts it back on the same one each time, so perhaps it got set to that by mistake (or when you wre trying to get it working) at some point
[22:06] <jason> yes fil
[22:06] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: I moved it to simultaneous output to ATI IXP
[22:06] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: any other apps with non-working sound now?
[22:07] <jason> i have firefox thats the only web browser i use
[22:07] <ibuclaw> Soren__, take your pick which one you log into, you'll end up in the same place
[22:07] <Guest14793> you guys any good with linux
[22:07] <matrix> hey i have a file .iso how can i play it on vlc
[22:07] <ibuclaw> Guest14793, are you wanting to ask a question?
[22:07] <fil> jason so do you have effects enabled (compiz)
[22:07] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: you could move it to the other ATI output, I'm not sure but simultaneous output might be a bit of a performance drain (although only very small)
[22:07] <jason> nope
[22:07] <jason> i got them disabled
[22:08] <Loganhoup> funyhat: audacious did it but doing the same Thing I did with banshee fixed it
[22:08] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: great :)
[22:08] <ibuclaw> Soren___, I suppose that answered your question then? :P
[22:08] <Loganhoup> Funkyhat: Thank you so much.
[22:08] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: and flash sound is still working right?
[22:08] <Loganhoup> Funkyhat: One sec.
[22:08] <jason> fil if i enable it would that help
[22:08] <Soren___> yup, ty
[22:09] <sevenseeker> how do I use sudo along with redirection like '>>'?
[22:09] <Guest14793> later
[22:09] <sevenseeker> sudo spam >> /etc/eggs    does not work
[22:09] <fil> i dont think so jason. when you click the fscreen button in youtube, what happens?
[22:09] <stickboy> i just tried to burn a 9.04 dvd using k3b but it had an internal error while checking the data after it was finished. is there anyway to do this manually before i try to use the dvd for a fresh install?
[22:09] <erUSUL> sevenseeker: use tee -a i.e. echo whatever | sudo tee -a /etc/eggs
[22:09] <jason> it just dont go full screen
[22:10] <jason> it just stays little
[22:10] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: yes it works great
[22:10] <Soren___> will someone be able to help me re-install XP on my Dual Boot HDD
[22:10] <funkyHat> sevenseeker: no, because you're running 'spam' as root, but not the shell, you need to do 'spam | sudo cat >> /etc/eggs'
[22:10] <fil> jason, stays little in fullscreen mode and then exits?
[22:10] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: great :)
[22:10] <jason> nope it doesnt even try to go full screen fil
[22:10] <sevenseeker> aha, thanks guys (funkyHat and erUSUL)
[22:11] <funkyHat> sevenseeker: although my command may fail because I didn't really think about it :)
[22:11] <funkyHat> np
[22:11] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: The video seems just a tad laggy.
[22:11] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: other than that great
[22:11] <sevenseeker> but if gave me ideas so its good :)
[22:11] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: is this a new thing?
[22:11] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: which grahpics card?
[22:12] <funkyHat> (this may be a very quick fix thing)
[22:12] <Loganhoup> funkyhat: disregard the last comment. I think it was having trouble buffering it for a sec
[22:12] <funkyHat> Loganhoup: ah, great :)
[22:12] <Loganhoup> I have alot open trying to make sure it all works
[22:13] <Loganhoup> Again, thanks so much.
[22:13] <Loganhoup> See you around
[22:13] <funkyHat> No problem, glad you got it working :)
[22:13] <funkyHat> See ya
[22:13] <fil> jason, try to reinstall adobe-flashplugin (type "sudo synaptic" in the terminal and then search with control+f or type "sudo apt-get purge adobe-flashplugin", then "sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin")
[22:13] <PrebenR> I'm trying to print a photo from gimp, but the colours get all wrong. Have anybody had similar problems. I'm in a hurry so any help much appreciated: System: Jaunty with xfce4 on 64-bit system
[22:14] <Ultimate_darknes> !info clamav
[22:14] <mobi-sheep> jason, fil:  There are no adobe-flashplugin package.
[22:15] <mobi-sheep> jason: Are you trying to install flash on Ubuntu Jaunty amd64?
[22:15] <sevenseeker> btw, I used: sudo sh -c "echo spam >> /etc/eggs"
[22:15] <henux> what is the graphical frontend for the gnome keyring system? i seem to have uninstalled or i didn't have it in the first place
[22:15] <sevenseeker> worked great
[22:15] <jaymacdonald> hey guys
[22:15] <jason> no 32bit os 8.04 lts
[22:15] <jaymacdonald> Can I just ask whose decision it was to set http://start.ubuntu.com/9.04/ as homepage on 9.04?
[22:16] <fil> jason, you can use this deb then http://launchpadlibrarian.net/10761023/flashplugin-nonfree_9.0.115.0ubuntu2_i386.deb . make shure firefox is closed when installing
[22:16] <losher> !md5sum
[22:16] <mobi-sheep> Run "sudo aptitude install flashplugin-nonfree" in the terminal.  That should be it.
[22:16] <mobi-sheep> jason: See ^^
[22:16] <jaymacdonald> sigh
[22:16] <harri_> hi
[22:16] <jason> ok give me a min
[22:16] <mobi-sheep> jaymacdonald: Ubuntu Team.
[22:16] <jason> im installing some others stuff
[22:17] <jason> hav eto wait until it gets done
[22:17] <harri_> any body help me please
[22:17] <JulioNeto> Does anybody could take a look at this Brasero's log » http://paste.ubuntu.com/179072/ I need help with it
[22:17] <jaymacdonald> mobi-sheep: Couldn't they have included a portal with a link to Google? Instead of some crappy affilite thing that earns Canonical $0.01/search?
[22:17] <losher> stickboy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM
[22:17] <harri_> any body help me
[22:18] <mobi-sheep> jaymacdonald: If you don't like the startup page, just change it.  No point in coming here and discuss.  I'd do the same thing if the project is mine.  We all are looking out for our own interests.
[22:18] <harri_> <-- please help me
[22:18] <mobi-sheep> !ask | harri_
[22:18] <jason> harri_ what u need help with
[22:18] <jaymacdonald> mobi-sheep: It just annoys me that probably none of the Ubuntu developers except for the ones hired by Canonical will ever see that money
[22:19] <guntbert> JulioNeto: if you tell us whats your problem, you might get better responses
[22:19] <henux> WHERE DO I ACCESS THE GNOME KEYRING?
[22:19] <JulioNeto> gunavara, Brasero can't burn the files on the disk oO
[22:19] <harri_> in accessories i created icon avg how can i delete it
[22:19] <JulioNeto> just that
[22:19] <jaymacdonald> henux: Caps lock much?
[22:19] <PrebenR> jaymacdonald, please use another OS if you don't like that Ubuntu makes money
[22:19] <Metal> Hi
[22:19] <guntbert> !shout | henux
[22:19] <Metal> Anyone here can help me?
[22:20] <jaymacdonald> PrebenR: It's not that, I just don't think any of the developers got any of it.
[22:20] <Metal> http://paste.ubuntu.com/179076/
[22:20] <jason> harri_ right click delete i think should work
[22:20] <jaymacdonald> I wouldn't mind if it was going to the developers.
[22:20] <mobi-sheep> harri_: Right-click on the menu --> Edit Menus.
[22:20] <guntbert> !ot | jaymacdonald
[22:20] <Knapy> algunnecesito ayuda para instalar Magentix
[22:20] <jaymacdonald> god
[22:20] <Knapy> alguien puede ayudarme
[22:20] <th0r> !es
[22:21] <Metal> Hello? can someone help me please? http://paste.ubuntu.com/179076/
[22:21] <henux> how do i access the gnome keyring????
[22:21] <boss_mc> Metal, have you followed the advice the error is giving you?
[22:21] <harujai> I'm working on installing the new 9.5 catalyst drivers on Jaunty, and i've installed the deb files, but fglrxinfo gives me this http://paste.ubuntu.com/179077/ I need help deciphering what's wrong
[22:21] <losher> JulioNeto: see line 48, those filenames are too long & cause clashes in the names on the dvd
[22:21] <guntbert> Metal: what is your problem?
[22:21] <harri_> if i right click it is showing as add this launcher to panel and desktop
[22:21] <JulioNeto> oh :D losher tks
[22:21] <Metal> boss_mc: I dont know how to go about updating
[22:21] <mobi-sheep> jaymacdonald: Ubuntu is free.  Developers put in their personal time and efforts in making projects.  Developers intentionally don't make everything.  They work on their project driven by motivation to improve the project itself.
[22:22] <JulioNeto> losher, what could I do with it?
[22:22] <Metal> guntbert: http://paste.ubuntu.com/179076/
[22:22] <harri_> jason    if i right click it is showing as add this launcher to panel and desktop
[22:22] <SOren___> please use my name in channel
[22:22] <mobi-sheep> harri_: Right-click on the Menu --> Not Panel.
[22:22] <PrebenR> henux, not suer I understand our question. Have you looked at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNOME_Keyring and links from there?
[22:22] <SOren___> please use my name in channel
[22:22] <stickboy> i just tried to burn a 9.04 dvd using k3b but it had an internal error while checking the data after it was finished. is there anyway to do this manually before i try to use the dvd for a fresh install?
[22:22] <henux> how do i access the gnome keyring?
[22:23] <mobi-sheep> Soren, if you want to test something.  Do it in the different channel.  Thank you.
[22:23] <losher> JulioNeto: change the file's name to something much shorter e.g. foo.mp3
[22:23] <guntbert> Metal: most will only look at that page if they suppose they might be able to help
[22:23] <decio> noob question
[22:23] <JulioNeto> losher, tks :D I did it :P
[22:23] <jaymacdonald> mobi-sheep: I realize that being an open source developer myself, I just think it's unfair that Canonical can put something in there to totally rip off the developers. Anyway, I seen to be going off-topic, so I'll shutup.
[22:23] <Metal> guntbert: it's saying i have an outdated AUTOMAKE
[22:23] <decio> command ls is not working
[22:24] <guntbert> !details | Metal
[22:24] <Metal> I make and i get that error >.>
[22:24] <decio> can anyone help
[22:24] <henux> how do i access the gnome keyring?
[22:24] <Metal> configure.in:2: your implementation of AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE comes from an
[22:24] <Metal> configure.in:2: old Automake version.  You should recreate aclocal.m4
[22:24] <Metal> configure.in:2: with aclocal and run automake again.
[22:24] <harri_> can i install antivirus in ubuntu
[22:24] <Jamed> decio: is there an error message?
[22:24] <Metal> harri_: no need :)
[22:25] <Dr_Willis> harri_:  AV software in 'linux' scans windows files for windows viruses.. :)
[22:25] <jaymacdonald> harri_: Not much need to unless your running a fileserver of some sort
[22:25] <Metal> unless you're a hardcore wine user
[22:25] <mobi-sheep> !paste | Metal
[22:25] <fbc_> anyone know how to test alsa sound from the command line?  Like just make it go beep or something so that I know it's working and configured properly?
[22:25] <decio> command ls on shell does  not list anything
[22:25] <PrebenR> harri_, read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus
[22:26] <mobi-sheep> harri_: Windows viruses does not affect Ubnutu.
[22:26] <Metal> mobi-sheep: I did that and they cba to read from there
[22:26] <guntbert> decio: try ls -a
[22:26] <alanbell1> decio: is there anything in the directory you are in? try ls -la
[22:26] <decio> ok ill try
[22:26] <th0r> fbc_: there should be a play command
[22:26] <alanbell1> is there an IRC channel for UDS?
[22:27] <SyntaxError> !uptime
[22:27] <Mud|afk> WindowsXP Uptime: 14hrs 33mins 41secs Best: 1day 1hr 45mins 33secs
[22:27] <etotheipi> WindowsXP Uptime: 1wk 1day 17hrs 51mins 45secs Best: 6wks 3days 9hrs 11mins 54secs
[22:27] <wolfwalker>  16:27:14 up 5 days,  8:09,  1 user,  load average: 0.17, 0.15, 0.09
[22:27] <losher> alanbell1: what is UDS?
[22:27] <stickboy> thanks losher
[22:28] <SyntaxError> lol
[22:28] <SyntaxError> someone told me to
[22:28] <SyntaxError> sdfu
[22:28] <harujai> fglrxinfo is giving me an error http://paste.ubuntu.com/179076/ What does it mean?
[22:28] <SyntaxError> nvm
[22:28] <FloodBot1> SyntaxError: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:28] <SyntaxError> read that wrong
[22:28] <SyntaxError> Enter
[22:28] <SyntaxError> is
[22:28] <alanbell1> losher: UDS is the Ubuntu Developer Summit https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UDSKarmic
[22:28] <SyntaxError> punctuation
[22:28] <harri_> i created icon application->accessories if i right click it shows that add this launcher to pannel and add this launcher to desktop  and entire menu
[22:28] <harri_> how can i remove that
[22:29] <decio> ls -a only lists 3 files. Im on root directory shouldnt it show more than that
[22:29] <Dr_Willis> harri_:  remove 'what' exactly?
[22:29] <losher> stickboy: I've had problems verifying in k3b. If you google, you'll see lots of people seem to see it too. As far as I know, it's still not fixed, and people are pushing brasero instead
[22:29] <jack__> is it possible to install jaunty kernel on hardy?
[22:29] <Jamed> decio: it should, what files are it?
[22:29] <vega> what is the "correct way" to prevent networkmanager from starting at boot? i'm running jaunty
[22:29] <harri_>  i created icon application->accessories if i right click it shows that add this launcher to pannel and add this launcher to desktop  and entire menu
[22:29] <mobi-sheep> harri_: Are you trying to uninstall / hide the menu?
[22:29] <harri_> yes
[22:29] <decio> .  ..  .bash_history  .bashrc  .profile
[22:29]  * alanbell1 reads the link he just posted and joins #ubuntu-devel-summit
[22:30] <guntbert> decio: what gives pwd ?
[22:30] <Jamed> decio: then you probably are in /root
[22:30] <mobi-sheep> harri_: Lot of things in Application should not be removed as they are essential packages.
[22:30] <Jamed> decio: and thats normal
[22:30] <harri_> ok
[22:30] <stickboy> losher does that mean that the data is inherently corrupted or just that k3b's verification process is bugged?
[22:30] <Knapy> dudes I need help with SMA any idea
[22:30] <mobi-sheep> harri_: However, you can hide them but you should not.  It's pointless and does not bother anyone.
[22:30] <Knapy> ????
[22:31] <stickboy> losher here is my k3b output http://paste.ubuntu.com/179083/
[22:31] <fbc_> th0r,  I loaded mpg123 and played an mp3. It said it was playing but couldn't hear a thing? How would I trouble shoot a problem with alsa audio?
[22:31] <decio> ok if thats normal please can you tell me how to get a list of all the files install on my remote machine and is sizes
[22:31] <mobi-sheep> !sound | fbc_
[22:31] <Jamed> decio: /root is the home folder of the user root. the root directory is /
[22:31] <losher> stickboy: the latter. If you omit the verification step, it seems to work fine. Once you know your burner & media are reliable, you can usually get away without verification (though I never skip it, personally)
[22:32] <th0r> fbc_: you might try alsamixer
[22:32] <Jamed> decio: du /
[22:32] <decio> ok so i should run ls -a on /
[22:32] <Jamed> decio: ls -a is not recursive du / is
[22:32] <jack__> is it possible to install jaunty kernel on hardy?
[22:33] <losher> stickboy: that looks like a perfectly successful burn.
[22:33] <decio> i got it du / works. thanks guys
[22:33] <harri_> i want to know how to use command
[22:33] <ror> the cd burner in jaunty tells me I've failed a burn every time, but doing CRC checks after I always pass perfectly
[22:34] <_CommandeR_> anyone know how to downgrade wine after an update ?
[22:34] <alanbell1> jack__: not a great idea. Why not upgrade to Jaunty (or even just Intrepid)
[22:34] <zenxr> IndyGunFreak: thanks for the message you sent a while ago, I went AFK :[
[22:34] <stickboy> ok, thanks losher
[22:34] <vega> what is the "correct way" to prevent networkmanager from starting at boot? i'm running jaunty
[22:34] <_CommandeR_> anyone know how to downgrade wine after an update ?
[22:35] <jack__> alanbell1, why not an great idea?
[22:35] <zenxr> vega: check your startup applications and remove that line
[22:35] <erUSUL> _CommandeR_: remove it ?
[22:35] <vega> zenxr: "check your startup applications", meaning ? administration -> services ?
[22:35] <harri_> what is terminal
[22:35] <zenxr> _CommandeR: google play on linux, it allows multiple versions of Wine to be ran
[22:35] <erUSUL> !pinning | _CommandeR_
[22:35] <_CommandeR_> erUSUL, but then how do you install a specific version of it ?
[22:35] <harri_> what we can do in it
[22:36] <zenxr> vega: one second
[22:36] <erUSUL> _CommandeR_: sorry the "remove it" was not for you... read the thing about pinning
[22:36] <harujai> Could anyone help me decipher this fglrxinfo output? http://paste.ubuntu.com/179076/
[22:36] <erUSUL> vega: if you do not use it remove it
[22:36] <nijm> Whats that flamenco type people always play on guitar? I think people use it to practise (I know this is off topic but meh :-\ )
[22:36] <Soren123> I have a second laptop here to tlk on IRC, I am trying to reinstall XP on my Dual Boot HDD.... XP was installed first then Ubuntu..... can somoene please help?
[22:36] <guntbert> !terminal | harri_
[22:36] <zenxr> vega: look in System->Prefs-> Startup Apps
[22:36] <vega> zenxr: it's not even through init.d but a dbus daemon, i just want to know what's the right way to disable stuff started from dbus
[22:37] <nijm> *flamenco type song
[22:37] <SiDi> !dualboot | Soren123
[22:37] <zenxr> vega: i'm just guessing though, but there should be a startup script in there that does it. I'm not 100% sure..
[22:37] <vega> zenxr: hm, but that's user-specific.. or isn't it
[22:37] <jason> thanks its working now thanks alot
[22:37] <Soren123> SiDi, I am very new, I would prefer guidance
[22:37] <jason> i had to install flash 10
[22:38] <vega> erUSUL: sounds like a reasonable  solution.. have to try
[22:38] <zenxr> vega: yeah, it is user specific..
[22:38] <erUSUL> vega: also ifaces configured in /etc/network/interfaces are ifnored by NM
[22:38] <vega> zenxr: yeah that's the problem.. i need it to not start at all during boot (otherwise my wlan fails)
[22:39] <vega> erUSUL: seems not in my case, my wlan is statically configured there but only works after i kill networkmanager
[22:39] <SiDi> Soren123, the guide there is pretty complete. You'll have to reinstall windows on your ntfs/fat partition. And then, you'll have to repair grub (the bootloader, the app that lets you chose which system to boot), cause windows will erase it
[22:39] <erUSUL> vega: :|
[22:39] <harri_> i am very i need guidance
[22:39] <vega> erUSUL: if i do /etc/init.d/networking restart when nm is running it just complains wpa_supplicant cannot be started
[22:39] <vega> erUSUL: without nm it works just perfectly
[22:40] <zenxr> vega: maybe http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/fedora-35/fedora-core-4-how-do-i-stop-unnecessary-programs-from-starting-up-at-boot-time-407094/ or http://www.linuxhomenetworking.com/wiki/index.php/Quick_HOWTO_:_Ch07_:_The_Linux_Boot_Process will help
[22:40] <guntbert> harri_: look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[22:40] <onaogh> hi friends
[22:40] <onaogh> i am using ubuntu since a year, but first time to join #ubuntu channel
[22:41] <erUSUL> !hi | onaogh
[22:41] <franczena_> Hello
[22:41] <onaogh> thanks
[22:41] <vega> just did "dpkg --purge network-manager network-manager-gnome", we'll see what happens now after boot..
[22:42] <vega> thought it might complain about a zillion dependencies but luckily not
[22:42] <franczena_> Anybody an ace in wifi troubleshooting?
[22:42] <franczena_> I did all I could this far, but without any luck
[22:42] <asd> nick ashka
[22:42] <onaogh> whats ur wifi problem
[22:42] <vega> franczena_: just resolved my wifi prob.. killed and deinstalled network manager
[22:43] <Soren123> SiDi, I am very new and want to know it will work and have soeomeon there in case it blows up
[22:43] <franczena_> onaogh: it does not connect to my router (or any other router) since jaunty upgrade
[22:43] <harujai> Could anyone help me decipher this fglrxinfo output? http://paste.ubuntu.com/179076/
[22:43] <franczena_> vega: I tried this, but didn't work out
[22:43] <SiDi> Soren123, the first part (reinstalling windows) shall work (either you can shout at #windows for that). For the second part, there's the following guide too
[22:43] <SiDi> !grub | Soren123
[22:43] <Crewsr3> My conky screen covers the active window, so if I open firefox the conky section cover firefox, can someone help?
[22:43] <onaogh> what is ur wifi problem fraczena
[22:44] <SiDi> Soren123, and if you get stuck in a part of the grub guides, just ask here, there are plenty of people
[22:44] <particle_man> argh...the guy that was helping me is no longer here
[22:44] <Soren123> I'll wait for felix, I guess
[22:44] <killfill> hey guys
[22:44] <hany> hany
[22:44] <particle_man> ok...I'm trying to run an older toshiba tv with a gtx 285 and ubuntu 9.04
[22:44] <franczena_> onaogh: does not connect
[22:44] <particle_man> nvidia drivers are installed
[22:44] <killfill> when i start ubuntu, networkmanager asks me for the password to be able to connect my wireless. I dont want users to enter the password.. how do i fix this?
[22:45] <particle_man> at 1024x768 everything works
[22:45] <jaymacdonald> Does anyone know how to remove GNOME after I've installed kubuntu-desktop?
[22:45] <hany> hany
[22:45] <particle_man> at 1360x768, which officially the monitor is capable of
[22:45] <particle_man> it displays, but the whole left edge of the screen is chopped off
[22:45] <Soren123> felix__
[22:45] <particle_man> like the system is trying to draw a monitor that's too big for the physical monitor
[22:45] <owner> any have troubles with atheros on 9.04 jj   ? workd great then rebooted the card dfont exist
[22:46] <zhurai> <owner> any have troubles with atheros on 9.04 jj   ? workd great then rebooted the card dfont exist <-- which atheros
[22:46] <owner> uhhh
[22:46] <bhajankirtan> hi
[22:46] <owner> dnt knw
[22:46] <sexotron> hey, sorry to bother you guys, but I just installed Ubuntu 9.04 64 bit on my computer and just used the recommended settings for installing it alongside windows, and when I try to update my software I get a "not enough free disk space" error
[22:46] <mman> can someone help me.. apt-get update isn't getting all the updates
[22:47] <jaymacdonald> Does anyone know how to remove GNOME after I've installed kubuntu-desktop?
[22:47] <bhajankirtan> i want to install ubuntu 9.04 server with raid 1
[22:47] <erUSUL> !purekde | jaymacdonald
[22:47] <bhajankirtan> can anybody help me how to setup
[22:47] <mman> http://rafb.net/p/QOEqHT65.html
[22:47] <guntbert> killfill: your wifi password can be stored in gnome keyring, if thats the only password stored there you can remove the keyring password
[22:47] <jaymacdonald> thanks v/much erUSUL
[22:47] <Crewsr3> Can someone help me figure out how to set up conky so it does not cover up my active windows
[22:48] <franczena_> jaymacdonald: sudo apt-get remove --purge ubuntu-desktop?
[22:48] <killfill> hm.. gnome keyring
[22:48] <mman> can someone help me.. apt-get update isn't getting all the updates
[22:48] <mman> http://rafb.net/p/QOEqHT65.html
[22:48] <jaymacdonald> franczena_: Just says
[22:48] <jaymacdonald> The following packages will be REMOVED:
[22:48] <jaymacdonald>   ubuntu-desktop
[22:49] <jaymacdonald> just removed the metapackage
[22:49] <Soren123> should the XP install disk auto run during the dual boot up? it keeps going to Ubuntu......... mabe the disk is bad?
[22:49] <jason> ok need some more help when i restart the log-in screen so monitor out of rang and it day same when try to play warsow
[22:49] <franczena_> jaymacdonald: than I would take a look ubottu's advise https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PureKDE
[22:50] <Dr_Willis> Crewsr3:  the conky web site details how to tweak it for differnt window managers.. using it with gnome requires some work.
[22:51] <franczena_> Anybody else having trouble with atheros AR2413
[22:51] <franczena_> ?
[22:51] <vega> seems networkmanager is the problem of the day.. well mine solved by deinstalling the whole thing, it STILL does not play well with static configs
[22:51] <bhajankirtan> please anybody help to setup raid on ubuntu server
[22:52] <erUSUL> !raid | bhajankirtan also ask in #ubuntu-server
[22:52] <IndyGunFreak> !eol | mman thats a start.. you're using a distro thats past its eol
[22:53] <inkd0t> i just installed jaunty then edited source.list to add universe repo but i still don't seem to see any updates (after apt-get update).. i was looking for irssi package.. what's wrong ?
[22:53] <bhajankirtan> thanx
[22:53] <Dr_Willis> !info irssi
[22:53] <Dr_Willis> inkd0t:  its in main. so no  editng of the sources.list was needed.
[22:54] <Dr_Willis> inkd0t:  sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade, and try again
[22:54] <inkd0t> oh upgrade..
[22:54] <inkd0t> i didn't do that.. what's that ?
[22:54] <mindrape> that just upgrades existing packages...
[22:54] <killfill> hey, if i want to try the netbook-remix software, i still need to add deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/netbook-remix-team/ubuntu intrepid main right?
[22:54] <Crewsr3> Dr_Willis, are you running conky?
[22:55] <Dr_Willis> Crewsr3:  i have befor.. and ive spent many a day reading the docs and playing with the 100's of configs at the conky web site
[22:55] <inkd0t> mindrape, Dr_Willis, thank you..
[22:55] <Crewsr3> Dr_Willis, did you give up?  I'm about to
[22:55] <Dr_Willis> Crewsr3:  go read teh docs is all i can say
[22:55] <Soren123> !dual
[22:56] <onaogh> can anyone code in cpp or c ?
[22:56] <th0r> Crewsr3: take a look at gkrellm
[22:56] <Crewsr3> Dr_Willis, thanks
[22:56] <Crewsr3> th0r, what is gkrellm
[22:57] <Soren123> !dualboot
[22:57] <th0r> Crewsr3: does about the same thing as conky but doesn't require the configs...puts a stack of graphs and such on the desktop.
[22:57] <Crewsr3> thanks
[22:57] <jason> how do i shut down X server
[22:57] <jrib> jason: why?
[22:57] <onaogh> sudo killall X11 or x11
[22:57] <sexotron> help, firefox won't start on my new ubuntu 9.04 install, but pidgin works for some reason
[22:57] <erUSUL> !nvidia | jason
[22:58] <jason> im installing something and need it to shut down
[22:58] <vega> jason: /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[22:58] <sexotron> also updates don't work
[22:58] <brodymcd> can someone help me figure out why my wifi card won't start when 8.10 loads? I can get it on... it's just some tedious workaround - help!
[22:58] <vega> jason: + a sudo in front of it
[22:58] <Soren123> dual boot instructions: x86/AMD64:https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo ...... and since I am as old as time itself
[22:58] <Soren123> oops, wrong channel
[22:58] <zaccour> is there anything thats like awn that i can use without extra visual effects?
[22:58] <Dr_Willis> !info wbar
[22:59] <Dr_Willis> No wbar. :(
[22:59] <SiDi> zaccour, theres also cairo-dock around. You can aswell use normal panels with launchers
[22:59] <zaccour> ok thanks
[22:59] <Octoroks> Hello, i installed Ubuntu on my HP pavillion laptop. I have a nvidia card. At first the graphics were choppy, so i got "nivida restricted driver version 180" or something, and after reboot the graphics were good. But, after about 10 minutes, everything would gltich up and crash. Even after a reboot, it would still glitch up after a while and everything will freeze, anyone know the problem?
[23:00] <ntec> Hola amigos
[23:00] <onaogh> install stable version
[23:00] <Soren123> how do i get rid of Unlock Keyring.......so I do not need to put in a password again
[23:00] <ntec> alguien sabe como instalar gfxboot en jaunty
[23:01] <th0r> !es
[23:01] <zaccour> is cairo dock community supported?
[23:01] <erUSUL> zaccour: cairo-dock ? gnome-do docked ?
[23:02] <zaccour> erUSUL, whats gnome-do docked?
[23:02] <Octoroks> Noone?
[23:02] <muse> gnome-do docked needs compriz
[23:02] <zaccour> is cairo dock community supported or do i need to add repositories?
[23:03] <Kitsune-san> Hey all, my friend is trying to install Ubuntu, but every time he attempts to get past the choose language screen he gets an error "Cannot read disk"
[23:03] <onaogh> let him check disk integridity(spell)
[23:04] <Kitsune-san> We've tried installing fedora too, but that won't work because it says it can't read the root directory and we need to creat a symbolic link to /dev/root (ln -s / /dev/root won't work)  any help?
[23:04] <Kitsune-san> onaogh: we've used two disks >_>
[23:04] <muse> onaogh: integrity
[23:04] <SiDi> Kitsune-san, did you check the disk integrity ? And did you check the CD drive works fine, too ?
[23:04] <raylu> Kitsune-san: i'm pretty sure what you want is not thta symlink
[23:04] <raylu> *that
[23:04] <Kitsune-san> SiDi: How do I check the integrity?
[23:04] <rob0917> cairo-dock is in the repos in jaunty
[23:04] <zaccour> is cairo dock community supported or do i need to add repositories?
[23:04] <velcroshooz> id check the hd not the cd
[23:04] <raylu> Kitsune-san: i juts joined, though, so could you ask the original question again?
[23:05] <muse> !info cairo-dock
[23:05] <Kitsune-san> raylu: sure
[23:05] <SiDi> Kitsune-san, usually all burning apps allow you to check a disc was well burnt
[23:05] <Kitsune-san> Hey all, my friend is trying to install Ubuntu, but every time he attempts to get past the choose language screen he gets an error "Cannot read disk"
[23:05] <Kitsune-san> for raylu ^^
[23:05] <Kitsune-san> SiDi: like a checksum?
[23:05] <mman> please can someone check why apt-get is failing? http://rafb.net/p/QOEqHT65.html
[23:05] <SiDi> Kitsune-san, exactly :)
[23:06] <Kitsune-san> oh, SiDi we can't choose the "Check CD for defects error" from the ubuntu menu either, it crashes
[23:06] <guest_> how come the plug can't install
[23:06] <zaccour> is cairo dock community supported or do i need to add repositories?
[23:06] <SiDi> mman, gutsy isnt supported any more
[23:06] <erUSUL> mman: the us mirror no longer has gutsy packages becouse gutsy is discontinued as already have been pointed out to you
[23:06] <erUSUL> !eol | mman
[23:06] <SiDi> mman, you should have moved to hardy a while ago. If you dont intend to upgrade your OS, then please use only Long Term Version releases.
[23:07] <guest_> oh , so what do i have to do now?
[23:07] <guest_> hello
[23:07] <SiDi> !info cairo-dock
[23:08] <zenxr> I hate cairo-dock.
[23:08] <guest_> bye, what do you mean.
[23:08] <SiDi> guest_, hello. Begin by telling us whats wrong ?
[23:08] <guest_> i don't get you.
[23:09] <zaccour> is cairo dock community supported or do i need to add repositories?
[23:09] <SiDi> !spam | zaccour
[23:09] <erUSUL> zaccour: in in universe
[23:09] <SiDi> !info cairo-dock | zaccour
[23:09] <zaccour> erUSUL, what do you mean by in the universe?
[23:09] <guest_> can you stop writing fast!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!so i can read!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[23:10] <erUSUL> zaccour: it is in the universe repository that is community supported
[23:10] <zaccour> erUSUL, oh ok thanks
[23:10] <SiDi> zaccour, cairo-dock is a MacOS X -like dock for the gnome desktop, see www.cairo-dock.org
[23:10] <zenxr> zaccour: you don't have to add anything, but you may need to enable it
[23:10] <guest_> bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
[23:10] <bc> guest_: welcome to teh internets
[23:10] <henux> is there a way to set the default size of the gnome-terminal when it's being opened by the "Run a terminal" keyboard shortcut?
[23:10] <pisi_> My ubuntu server started to use a ip from an interface it shoudl not use (an alias, not the main interface address) for all outgoing traffic
[23:11] <zenxr> guest: stop spamming and/or typing like a moron.
[23:11] <pisi_> how can I tune it?
[23:11] <guest_> bye! bye! bye! bye! bye!
[23:11] <Soren123> lol
[23:11] <bazhang> bye
[23:11] <guntbert> pisi_: maybe #ubuntu-server is better for your problem
[23:11] <SiDi> bazhang, cheers
[23:12] <jason> how can i start ubuntu with command prompt
[23:12] <onaogh> too late here, going to sleeeep bbye all
[23:13] <bc> onaogh: don't let the incredibly huge, venemous bed bugs bite
[23:13] <stickboy> losher an md5sum check of the downloaded iso does not match the one on the ubuntu torrents page but does match several mirror sites via a google search. i dl'd it at launch and am only now using it, is it probably okay?
[23:13] <schweppp_> hi all. have an interesting problem. gpu is fudged so black is now green, and white is bright pink
[23:14] <schweppp_> my question is, is there anyway to swap the colors outputed?
[23:15] <ntec> hola
[23:15] <ntec> amigos alguien sabe instalar gfxboot en jaunty
[23:15] <losher> stickboy: yes. its ok to use. You will get any recent changes when you update after install
[23:15] <zenxr> schweppp: give me a second
[23:15] <guntbert> !es | ntec
[23:15] <stickboy> ok that's what i figured, thanks again losher.
[23:16] <losher> stickboy: good luck!
[23:16] <landong> Hey all, I have a quick question. I was trying to install grub2, and I chain-loaded it with grub, and it didn
[23:16] <landong> didn't work
[23:17] <landong> Anyone know how to revert back to grub
[23:17] <nith> landong: you mean when you chainload into grub2 none of the entries work?
[23:17] <landong> Yeah
[23:17] <landong> I haven't finalized, but I can't go back to grub1
[23:18] <nith> landong: yeah, grub2 mangles the uuid's when first installed. If you fix them, it will work
[23:18] <zenxr> schweppp: check the contrast on your monitor
[23:18] <zenxr> schweppp: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070415203500AAHtDLd
[23:18] <landong> nith: Yeah, but I can't log into ubuntu
[23:19] <mman> hi.  I set hostname to be myBox.. but it's still appearing root@vps instead of root@myBox in bash why.
[23:19] <zenxr> mman: have you restarted?
[23:19] <nith> landong: you said that you could not boot after chainloading, do you mean you cannot boot at all?
[23:19] <mman> no..
[23:19] <schweppp_> cheers zenxr, but not the problem
[23:19] <schweppp_> ive been looking at xact and argyll, but am having no luck
[23:19] <zenxr> mman: try rebooting. If it doesn't fix it we'll try something else
[23:20] <landong> nith: Yeah, the only screen I get is the GRUB2 screen and none of the options work, therefore I can't boot anything
[23:20] <zenxr> schweppp: is the whole desktop like that or just certain windows?
[23:20] <marcus_aurelius> question: is there any way to rotate your screen without opening a terminal and typing in xrandr with params?
[23:20] <schweppp_> the whole screen. my graphics card is toast
[23:20] <zenxr> marcus_aurelius: pick it up and flip it over XD
[23:21] <zenxr> schweppp: that sucks. why not buy another card?
[23:21] <mman> why I can't put a DOT in the hostname?
[23:21] <nith> landong: ahh, I understand. When booting, when it asks you to choose an option, hit "c" to go to a command terminal
[23:21] <marcus_aurelius> xd?
[23:21] <zenxr> schweppp: this will work for sure...http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=149539
[23:22] <SeaPhor> marcus_aurelius, what vid adapter software you have? ATI, Nvidia?
[23:22] <th0r> mman: it is against the rules
[23:22] <zenxr> marcus_aurelius, it's a smiley.
[23:22] <landong> nith: K
[23:22] <nickgrey147> how can i stop X on a single monitor ???
[23:22] <nith> landong: next, set the root to wherever you installed ubuntu to - if dual booting windows, likely "root (hd0,1)" or something similar
[23:22] <mman> screw the rules
[23:22] <landong> I think it's...2
[23:22] <landong> I have os x, then shared, then ubuntu
[23:22] <chetnick> Hello, i made mistake in my shell script, and erased my whole home dir (Ubuntu 9.04). I have a backup which is on Ubuntu 8.04. Would it be OK if i copy home dir from 8.04 to 9.04 (mostly i am concerned about config files and folders in home)? And what about programs that are additionally installed on 9.04 and are not on 8.04, would their config files and folders be recreated? Thanks.
[23:22] <landong> Might be 3 thouggh
[23:23] <marcus_aurelius> SeaPhor, nvidia, already have the option in my xorg.conf, it works, just wondered if there's a gnome something-or-other that will do the trick
[23:23] <landong> nith: But anyway, did that
[23:23] <nith> landong: next, manually enter in your kernel params, mine are /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.28-12-generic root=UUID=<uuid of root here> ro quiet splash
[23:23] <SeaPhor> try Nvidia settings from the System Adavanced
[23:23] <nith> landong: grub2 gives you a few new utilities such as grabbing uuids and such
[23:23] <vapor> hello
[23:23] <SeaPhor> try Nvidia settings from the System Adavanced marcus_aurelius
[23:24] <Soren123> my XP is hosed, how do I use Ubuntu to copy files on the XP partition to CDs
[23:24] <nith> landong: tap tab twice to see them
[23:24] <landong> nith: Is your uuid 1000 by default?
[23:24] <schweppp_> afraid not zen. see all the other colors are fine, but black is displayed as green, and white as pink. i want to find someway of changing black to slightly off black, and same for white
[23:24] <nith> landong: no, my uuid's are quite long
[23:24] <SeaPhor> marcus_aurelius, or type nvidia-settings from the terminal
[23:24] <vapor> could anyone help me finish up getting my webcam working? i got it so i can record with ffmpeg but i can't seam to get any apps to view it from /dev/video0
[23:24] <zenxr> schweppp_: ahhh, so sorry but I have no idea on how to do that..
[23:24] <nith> landong: I think you can also use "root=/dev/sda2" or similar
[23:24] <muse> Soren123: just mount it in ubuntu and burn them to cd?
[23:24] <marcus_aurelius> SeaPhor, oh, duh
[23:24] <chetnick> Soren123: You mean to copy from XP to CD's with Ubuntu?
[23:24] <landong> nith: Hmm...okay
[23:25] <Nophiq> Q: When I listen music with my Headphone, the sound comes out also from computer device. How can I shutdown the sound from computer device?
[23:25] <bc> chetnick: my guess is at this point it's worth a try. "yes" on your latter question, but you will have lost any previous settings, etc.
[23:25] <nith> once you've got a kernel line of your choice, do "initrd    /boot/initrd.img-2.6.28-12-generic"
[23:25] <nith> then type "boot"
[23:25] <SeaPhor> marcus_aurelius, if you dont have it just sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings
[23:25] <vapor> could anyone help me finish up getting my webcam working? i got it so i can record with ffmpeg but i can't seam to get any apps to view it from /dev/video0 zoneminder is blank
[23:25] <zenxr> Nophiq: you can manually shut it down with the 'alsamixer' command
[23:25] <Soren123> chetnick, I have files that are used in XP........My Documents............ I am in Ubuntu and would like to burn CDs of those files
[23:26] <bc> chetnick: also, if you're a command line sort of person, check out rsnapshot
[23:26] <nith> landong: if all goes well, you'll boot ubuntu and can remove/fix grub2 as you see fit
[23:26] <muse> Nophiq: find it in your Volume Control and turn the device to mute
[23:26] <landong> Says my linux kernel must be loaded before initrd
[23:26] <chetnick> bc: i know my backup is setup just the way i want. I am just worried about copying from 8.04 to 9.04. Is that going to be an issue or no?
[23:26] <Nophiq> muse: which tab?
[23:26] <nith> does anyone know of a package/project that lets you connect one computer to another via USB and have one act as a USB storage device?
[23:27] <zenxr> nith: does it have to be usb?
[23:27] <muse> Nophiq: turn some music and and start messing around until you find which one it is
[23:27] <nith> zenxr: yes
[23:27] <zenxr> nith: nvm :p
[23:27] <bc> chetnick: I'm not completely positive. I would imagine new versions in 9.04 would gracefully handle old configuration files (logically, since the same thing would occur if you upgraded). That's only a guess though.
[23:27] <nith> zenxr: thx anyway :)
[23:27] <muse> Nophiq: I don't know what you setup is so I counld tell you
[23:27] <Soren123> I have files that are used in XP........My Documents.......the drivers in XP are hosed.... I am in Ubuntu and would like to burn CDs of those files
[23:27] <zaccour> how to i get those snowflakes off the screen for cairo-dock, its on auto hide but i still see the flakes
[23:28] <chetnick> Soren123: Just boot Ubuntu, go to Places Home folder. And on the lafte side pane you will see your NTFS partition, open it. Then, application > accessories > CD/DVD creator. And just burn th files.
[23:28] <Nophiq> muse: ok, thank you
[23:28] <SeaPhor> marcus_aurelius, I believe you can also assign short-cut key combo to it but never did myself
[23:28] <chetnick> bc: htanks
[23:28] <chetnick> thanks*
[23:28] <Soren123> chetnick, ty
[23:28] <GaveUp> trying to install ubuntu 9.04 server edition on a pc.  The PC has 4 drives in a raid 5 config using the onboard intel raid.  The setup detects there are raided drives but it doesn't list any of the existing partitions (windows) or give me the option to create/modify partitions.  Anyone have any ideas what's going on?
[23:29] <Linuz2009> how can I use static address to connect wirelessly
[23:29] <bc> chetnick: by the way, you're just talking about $HOME right, and not /etc? I wouldn't try it for /etc, but for $HOME I would
[23:29] <Linuz2009> how can I access my connection settings?
[23:30] <nith> landong: any luck?
[23:30] <Nophiq> muse: I can't solve the problem from volume control panel
[23:30] <zaccour> how to i get those snowflakes off the screen for cairo-dock, its on auto hide but i still see the flakes
[23:30] <muse> GaveUp: if you are using a hardware raid you should not be able to see your raid
[23:30] <chetnick> bc: just $home
[23:30] <GaveUp> muse: it's the intel matrix pseudo-raid ...
[23:30] <jimlovell777> Linuz2009:  Right click the wireless indicator on the top left of the screen and select edit connections
[23:30] <GaveUp> muse: not full hardware raid
[23:30] <jimlovell777> Linuz2009: Sorry top right
[23:30] <muse> ah
[23:31] <landong> nith: not really
[23:31] <landong> nith: I'm trying to figure it out, but it's not working
[23:31] <muse> Nophiq: have you tried going to preferences and adding some extra devices to your mess around with
[23:32] <muse> Nophiq: I am sure you will run into it eventually
[23:32] <landong> nith: You wanted me to change the root, then change the kernel, then run initrd
[23:32] <marcus_aurelius> SeaPhor, nvidia server settings worked great, compiz desktop cube looks pretty freaky that tall and thin
[23:32] <Linuz2009> jimlovell777: I can't find the option for static address.
[23:32] <nith> landong: yes
[23:32] <landong> I feel like it's my uuid
[23:32] <nith> landong: alternatively, find the uuid of your ubuntu drive and 'e' on the first entry, modifying the uuid
[23:32] <muse> GaveUp: I can't you there sorry.. I only have a real hardware raid to mess with..
[23:32] <SeaPhor> marcus_aurelius, so you're all good now?
[23:32] <jimlovell777> Linuz2009: From the edit connections dialog select the wireless tab, click the SSID of the network you connect to and click edit.
[23:32] <christopher> is it possible to network ubuntu and vista
[23:33] <vapor> could anyone help me finish up getting my webcam working? i got it so i can record with ffmpeg but i can't seam to get any apps to view it from /dev/video0 zoneminder is blank
[23:33] <marcus_aurelius> SeaPhor, i'm good, thanks
[23:33] <zhurai> <christopher> is it possible to network ubuntu and vista <-- samba?
[23:33] <landong> nith:How do I find my uuid
[23:33] <th0r> Linuz2009: click on the connection you want to edit. Click on Edit Connection, Click on IPv$ Settings
[23:33] <SeaPhor> marcus_aurelius, NP
[23:33] <christopher> ah
[23:33] <zhurai> I think
[23:33] <nith> landong: does 'ls' work? I think it gives you the devices in grub2
[23:33] <jimlovell777> Linuz2009: Once you've done that click on IPv4 settings and click the method dropdown box. Choose manual.
[23:33] <landong> Nope
[23:34] <GaveUp> muse: one of these days I'll be able to afford a hardware raid solution ... but until then gotta make do with what I've got
[23:35] <muse> GaveUp: I would use ubuntu's software raid instead.. I have had no problems and it seems to work just as well as my hardware raid.
[23:35] <nith> landong: if not, then just edit the first entry and use root=/dev/sda1 and replace sda1 with your ubuntu partition
[23:35] <nith> that might be easier
[23:35] <nith> it's been a long time since I futzed with this;sorry
[23:35] <muse> GaveUp: for some things people could even argue that software raid is better than a hardware solution
[23:35] <losher> christopher: zhurai: yes, samba (aka cifs)
[23:35] <landong> nith: That's what I've been trying to do. I change my root to (hd0,2) and change my root to /dev/sda2
[23:36] <losher> !samba | christopher
[23:36] <landong> Oh, but I guess that would be sda2 right
[23:36] <christopher> i just installed samba4
[23:36] <nith> landong: should be
[23:36] <landong> I mean 3
[23:36] <landong> Doesnt sda start at 1, not 0?
[23:36] <landong> Hahaha, sorry, I'm on a really small computer and it's really tough to type
[23:37] <nith> landong: yes
[23:37] <landong> nith: Still says unrecognized device string
[23:37] <vapor> anyone please help me with my webcam please message me
[23:37] <killfill> hm.. i just installed ume, and have disable it from startup.
[23:37] <GaveUp> muse: i know about the softraid ... problem is that shoots me in the foot for dual booting ... that's why it's not an option :/
[23:37] <landong> nith: Thhen it goes back to that stupid uuid
[23:37] <killfill> i noticed it has deleter the applet at the right upper corne
[23:37] <killfill> where you can reboot, halt, etc
[23:38] <jimlovell777> vapor:  What's your issue?
[23:38] <killfill> how do i get it back?
[23:38] <nith> landong: let me reinstall grub2; I'll be back in a few minutes
[23:38] <caty> can you get Adobe Shockwave Player for ubuntu?
[23:38] <landong> nith: Cool, thanks
[23:38] <maxbaldwin> What is the package name for the Opera browser?
[23:38] <mindrape> as far as I know, no caty
[23:38] <Pici> caty: No, adobe has no version of it for Linux.
[23:39] <caty> ok, thanks
[23:39] <SeaPhor> landong, sudo vol_id --uuid /dev/sdbx
[23:39] <gymophett> caty, no. unforunately.
[23:39] <kraut> anyone is using hdaps on jaunty?
[23:39] <muse> GaveUp: hmm.. I don't use windows much but I do have a 40gb separate harddisk that I can boot into from grub. Win like its own harddisk anyway and the old stock hd are going for nothing.
[23:39] <kraut> my fs crashed today heavilly without any reason
[23:39] <gymophett> Is anyone here using OpenBox or Crunchbang?
[23:39] <SeaPhor> landong, x being the partition/drive
[23:39] <CNLiberal> can anyone help me with FCEUltra or mednafen?
[23:39] <CNLiberal> i need them to output sound over my digital output on an Audigy card
[23:40] <killfill> :S
[23:40] <GaveUp> muse: right...but that means then the array can't be used for storage in windows... so yeah...softraid just isn't the right option here
[23:40] <nith> here we go
[23:40] <CNLiberal> in mednafen i'm using the -sounddevice "sexyal-literal-default" but i'm not getting any sound
[23:41] <killfill> how do i get back the reboot menu?... i lost it.. :S
[23:41] <Zzeiss> Anybody here running 9.04 on a Macbook Unibody?
[23:41] <SirStan> Zzeiss: why downgrade your mac?
[23:42] <mechdave> Zzeiss, you know the MAC runs on a BSD?
[23:42] <Zzeiss> SirStan: Because I prefer open source?  Because I trust only what I can read?  Because I'm a yoyo?
[23:42] <muse> GaveUp: I see.. sorry couldn't help you :(
[23:42] <vapor> could anyone help me finish up getting my webcam working? i got it so i can record with ffmpeg but i can't seam to get any apps to view it from /dev/video0 zoneminder is blank
[23:42] <SirStan> Zzeiss: darwin is open source?
[23:43] <jimlovell777> Zzeiss: I applaud your choice, well done sir.
[23:43] <Zzeiss> mechdave: OSX runs Darwin, which started out open source and isn't any longer.
[23:43] <killfill> its not in the applet list.. :S
[23:43] <landong> SeaPhor: Sorry, what?
[23:43] <landong> nith: Any luck?
[23:43] <christopher> where do i find thesynaptic package manager
[23:43] <CNLiberal> or what about FCEUltra dumping sound over digital out?
[23:43] <Kitsune-san> SiDi: The integrity was good, we checked the MD5 Sums
[23:43] <Zzeiss> But, that said, I am having trouble with the Bluetooth, and if someone else is running 9.04 and has bluetooth running, I'd like to compare lsusb and lspci, to see if I'm just missing a driver or something.
[23:43] <Somebodyfresh> 
[23:44] <SeaPhor> landong, sudo vol_id --uuid /dev/sdbx
[23:44] <SeaPhor> landong, x being the partition/drive
[23:44] <jimlovell777> christopher: System -> Administration -> Synaptic
[23:44] <christopher> ok
[23:44] <mechdave> Zzeiss, still you can use it the same as a unix box AFAIK
[23:44] <SiDi> Kitsune-san, then if your drive seems to fail with several CD's, it could be the drive that is dying. Do you have an ISO that you know to have worked in the past ?
[23:44] <Zzeiss> mechdave: Mostly.  Assuming what you want to do is in their /usr/bin.
[23:45] <landong> SeaPhor: Thanks, but I can't run that command line from the grub 2 command line
[23:45] <Linuz20091> jimlovell777: can you tell me what this command, gksu gedit /etc/init.dlrc
[23:45] <landong> Its only limited bash
[23:45] <SeaPhor> landong, ahhhh
[23:45] <vapor> ubuntu sucks
[23:45] <kklitgaard> Hey Everybody
[23:45] <donavan01> so I was wonder ... can I install KDE along with gnome or does one need to replace the other
[23:46] <owner> IS there a help ticket?
[23:46] <logankoester> Can screen or anything like it be used to detach and reattach gui apps between X servers?
[23:46] <landong> nith: found my uuid I think
[23:46] <owner> or i just ask?
[23:46] <landong> It's just the command uuid
[23:46] <kklitgaard> hey
[23:46] <Linuz20091> jimlovell777: is this a optimizing command
[23:46] <Linuz20091> ?
[23:46] <Kitsune-san> SiDi: yes, we managed to install Vista (forgive us please :p) about 6 months back
[23:46] <Zzeiss> logankoester: I don't think so.  the $DISPLAY variable of a gui app tells it where to display.
[23:46] <kklitgaard> Dave Matthews Band - everyone?
[23:46] <CNLiberal> is anyone using fceultra or mednafen and have digital sound working?
[23:46] <jimlovell777> Linuz20091:  It should be gksudo gedit /etc/init.d/
[23:46] <VCoolio1> donavan01: you can install kubuntu-desktop and choose that on login
[23:46] <logankoester> Zzeiss: Yeah, but once the app is launched it's bound to it, yeah?
[23:47] <Soren123> felix__?
[23:47] <macman_> yes it rocks .. i haven't listend to them in a while
[23:47] <SiDi> Kitsune-san, see if it still works now :P Did you try several times with ubuntu/fedora and had different failures, or always the same one ?
[23:47] <SiDi> Kitsune-san, another way would be to install via USB or network
[23:47] <nith> landong: hey, you still here?
[23:47] <kklitgaard> macman: new album in 10 days
[23:47] <Kitsune-san> SiDi: ubuntu always gave the same error and fedora always gave the same error
[23:47] <felix__> hi Soren123
[23:47] <logankoester> Basically I'm using remote x on a headless server and would like to be able to disconnect without killing my apps
[23:47] <zcat[1]> rofl.. just installed wndows7 on my laptop. the install works fine, it has drivers for wireless (but not sired network, or sound, or probably most other things) then on the next boot it slows to a complete crawl and eventually locks up. Twice.
[23:47] <Kitsune-san> SiDi: over network?  How could I do that?
[23:47] <Soren123> did you sleep?
[23:47] <Zzeiss> logankoester: Pretty much, yeah.  Once $DISPLAY is evaluated it doesn't get reevaluated.  Usually.  At least most apps don't.
[23:47] <landong> nith: yep
[23:47] <logankoester> right
[23:47] <logankoester> bummer
[23:48] <SeaPhor> landong, you may have to do df -a and then cd to that, cd /dev/sdx and then do uuid
[23:48] <owner> my wireless ahteros card dissapeared after i rebooted from a succesfull ubuntu JJ 64 bit install
[23:48] <zcat[1]> (twice as in I've done a fresh install twice, and it's done the same thing twice)
[23:48] <landong> nith: Did the command line uuid to find my uuid for my ext3 drive
[23:48] <donavan01> Vcooliol I already have ubuntu running 8.10 and I dont really wanna get rid of it I just want KDE too so I can learn it
[23:48] <nith> landong: is it showing you something like "/boot/grub/core.img" ?
[23:48] <Zzeiss> What's the command that switches displays, corresponding to CTRL-ALT-Fn?
[23:48] <logankoester> Zzeiss: I guess the way to do that would be to run an X server locally and then vnc into it
[23:48] <landong> df-a is an unrecognized command
[23:48] <felix__> yes Soren123 i slept and woke up by 17:00.
[23:48] <Zzeiss> logankoester: oooh, nice solution!  Yes, do it that way.
[23:48] <VCoolio1> donavan01: that's what I meant; you keep everything else, it just adds the option to login into kde; you like it you stay, you don't like it you logout and login into gnome again
[23:49] <logankoester> Nah :) It was just a passing curiosity
[23:49] <Linuz20091> jimlovell777: then how this command, sudo killall gdm
[23:49] <logankoester> Everything I really need can be done with ncurses
[23:49] <jimlovell777> landong: it's df space -a
[23:49] <logankoester> thanks for your help
[23:49]  * SeaPhor :-( hates simple bash marcus_aurelius 
[23:49] <nith> landong: so when I installed, it showed me "root <uuid>" and "kernel /boot/grub/core.img" and gave me "unrecognized device string"
[23:49] <landong> nith: I know, but it didn't matter
[23:49] <landong> nith: Yeah...
[23:49] <landong> nith: wait, maybe
[23:49] <zcat[1]> vol_id -uuid /dev/foo
[23:50] <uukrul> how do i join a python channel?
[23:50] <nith> landong: i went to the "root" line, hit 'e' and changed it to be "root (hd0,1)" and hit enter (escape undoes whatever changes you made)
[23:50] <donavan01> Vcooliol: so what do it do download kbutuntu iso and run the installer like I was doing a fresh install
[23:50] <Kitsune-san> SiDi: the Fedora error (if it matters) was something like 'unable to find root directory' and we were then dropped to a terminal.  We symlinked the directories it asked (/ and /dev/root) but it still failed
[23:50] <landong> Yeah
[23:50] <nith> landong: then I hit 'b' and it loaded grub2 properly
[23:50] <felix__> uukrul, /join #python
[23:50] <uukrul> ty
[23:50] <SeaPhor> zcat[1], its --uuid, and he's in basic bash
[23:50] <nith> landong: it appears that it was grub1 before that though, all my nice commands weren't there
[23:50] <owner> my wireless ahteros card dissapeared after i rebooted from a succesfull ubuntu JJ 64 bit install
[23:50] <zcat[1]> SeaPhor: df doesn't give uuids?
[23:50] <uukrul> that doesn't seem to be workoing
[23:50] <Soren123> felix__, I a burning CDs of Xp files in Ubuntu because XP is so hosed it cannot even see a blank disk in the drive
[23:51] <landong> nith: ohh, you hit b?
[23:51] <landong> Oh
[23:51] <VCoolio1> donavan01: no, it's a package in synaptic, install that, logout and in the login screen there's the option to login into kde (maybe it needs reboot, but guess not). Find a howto on ubuntuforums if you're not sure
[23:51] <landong> Hahaha, I guess that would make sense
[23:51] <kklitgaard> DMB?
[23:51] <nith> landong: yes, sorry I forgot to mention that previously
[23:51] <SeaPhor> zcat[1], not that i have found
[23:51] <nith> landong: it's been a long time since I did that
[23:51] <landong> nith: Hahaha, that makes sense
[23:51] <landong> nith: And now it works
[23:51] <kklitgaard> DMB - anyone??
[23:51] <nith> landong: enjoy! :)
[23:51] <landong> I kept hitting escape to get back to the screen where I could mess with hitting enter
[23:51] <Zzeiss> Oh- and the last reason I prefer Linux to OSX is that the tradition in Linux is that apps are _free_.  One guy I was talking to today spent $500 for CS4, and so he _has_ to run Windows- because he can't afford CS4 for his Mac.  That.  Just.  Sucks.
[23:52] <VCoolio1> donavan01: kubuntu-desktop will ask to install a lot of other packages, all sort of kde-apps. So it will take a few hundred Mb
[23:52] <landong> nith: Thanks a lot man! I was getting scared for a second :P
[23:52] <landong> Goodbye Grub2
[23:52] <nith> landong: when I first had these issues, I did the same thing
[23:52] <woddf2> Hello
[23:52] <matzabal> hi
[23:52] <landong> Do you use grub2?
[23:52] <Linuz20091> I want to know how to make my connection to my router more faster.
[23:52] <SeaPhor> !hi
[23:52] <woddf2> I changed from Kubuntu back to Ubuntu with GNOME, and the usplash displayed when it halts changed, but the usplash displayed when it boots is still the Kubuntu version!
[23:52] <donavan01> Vcooliol: gotcha I will give it a try ... thanks for the help
[23:52] <woddf2> How do I fix this?
[23:52] <nith> landong: yes, i think its much better; the install package for ubuntu doesn't work great though
[23:52] <kraut> why do i see only 3gb ram on jaunty i386?
[23:52] <eseven73> Zzeiss, you should of told him about GIMP!
[23:52] <eseven73> ;)
[23:52] <Zzeiss> 2nd call: Anybody here running Ubuntu on a MacBook ?
[23:52] <matzabal> how install client irc irssi?
[23:53] <nith> landong: grub is out-dated, grub2 is a total rewrite
[23:53] <jimlovell777> Linuz20091:  In what sense? How do you know it can be faster? Is it wireless 802.11 B G Draft n?
[23:53] <eseven73> matzabal, sudo aptitude install irssi
[23:53] <Kitsune-san> matzabal: sudo apt-get install irssi
[23:53] <uukrul> f
[23:53] <Zzeiss> eseven73: I did.  He knows about Ubuntu Studio even.
[23:53] <macman_> matzabal: apt-get install irssi
[23:53] <donavan01> kraut .... how big is your graphics card
[23:53] <landong> nith: That's why I wanted to switch, but I wasn't sure
[23:53] <nith> landong: that said, the ubuntu package botches initial install and also kernel upgrades
[23:53] <matzabal> Kitsune-san: thanks
[23:53] <matzabal> macman_: thanks
[23:53] <matzabal> :D
[23:53] <kraut> donavan01: it has dedicated memory
[23:53] <Kitsune-san> np ^^
[23:53] <landong> nith: So if I wanted to keep grub2, where do you think I should go from here?
[23:53] <Linuz20091> jimlovell777: what I trying to say is when I boot my computer it takes time to connect to my router so is there a way to speed up the connection
[23:54] <woddf2> How do I get the boot usplash to change?
[23:54] <donavan01> kraut .... I figured but if its a 1gb card then your only going to see 3 gb or ram on a 32bit OS .... 4gb is the limit
[23:54] <nith> landong: you could experiment with some of the modules, but it depends how much you want to play with it.
[23:54] <jimlovell777> Linuz20091:  The time it takes to connect or the connection transfer rate?
[23:54] <owner> my wireless ahteros card dissapeared after i rebooted from a succesfull ubuntu JJ 64 bit install
[23:54] <Linuz20091> jimlovell777: yeah
[23:54] <kraut> donavan01: i know, and i got 4. i should see them
[23:54] <jimlovell777> Linuz20091:  Which one?
[23:54] <kklitgaard> DMB?
[23:55] <nith> landong: just a note, if you install a new kernel or uninstall an old one, you may need to comment out the line in /etc/kernel/prerm.d/last-good-boot
[23:55] <woddf2> How do I change the usplash back to the Ubuntu version?
[23:55] <kraut> donavan01: it's a nvidia nvs vga
[23:55] <landong> nith: If I could get my boots working, then I wouldn't mind switching, but I have to do that first
[23:55] <SeaPhor> landong, also the comand i gave was wrong, should be  sudo vol_id --uuid /dev/sdxx as in sdb3 or sda2
[23:55] <landong> nith: I gotcha, do you like it? Worth it?
[23:55] <Linuz20091> jimlovell777: uhhh a wireless connection
[23:55] <kklitgaard> Does anyone listen to Dave Matthews Band?
[23:56] <woddf2> I have a problem with usplash...
[23:56] <landong> SeaPhor: Hahahaa, thanks man, luckily I think we figured it out
[23:56] <nith> landong: yes, it's definitely worth it
[23:56] <bazhang> !ot | kklitgaard
[23:56] <kklitgaard> sorry
[23:56] <felix__> uukrul, /join ##python
[23:56] <woddf2> I changed from Kubuntu back to Ubuntu with GNOME, and the usplash displayed when it halts changed, but the usplash displayed when it boots is still the Kubuntu version!
[23:56] <VCoolio1> woddf2: is there a file /usr/lib/usplash/usplash-theme-ubuntu.so on your system?
[23:56] <jimlovell777> Linuz20091: I asked which you wanted to speed up, the wireless transfer time OR the time it takes to make the connection to the router, on bootup as you mentioned
[23:56] <myxo_> hey guys, anyone know of a good guide i can follow to setup a vbox?
[23:56] <woddf2> VCoolio1: I think so
[23:56] <FloridaGuy> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[23:56] <FloridaGuy>   metacity: Depends: libmetacity0 (= ?= 1:2.25.8) but 1:2.25.144-0ubuntu2 is installed
[23:56] <Octoroks> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1168130 Any help?
[23:56] <landong> Hmm...I'll trust you and see what I can do, but how do I go about making it permanent?
[23:57] <Linuz20091> jimlovell777: oh the time it takes to connect, the transfer rate
[23:57] <Zzeiss> myxo_ : What's a vbox?
[23:57] <zhurai> Zzeiss, VirtualBox
[23:57] <nith> landong: I've modified /boot/grub/menu.lst to use 'root (hd0,1)' instead and I'm about to test it
[23:57] <VCoolio1> that's the one you need. Easy way is install startupmanager, use that to change usplash
[23:57] <VCoolio1> woddf2: ^
[23:57] <donavan01> kraut if you have 4gb of ram and say 1 gb of vram you computer may only register a total of 4 gb ... so even if you had 8gb of ram and a 1gb vram it will still only show you having 3gb of ram ... I found this out the hard way ... check with your mobo manufacture ... some of the chipsets (i945p for sure has this problem)
[23:57] <sladen> woddf2: sudo update-usplash ubuntu
[23:57] <Zzeiss> myxo: VirtualBox is _easy_.  No guide necessary; if you want I will walk you thru it.
[23:58] <sladen> woddf2: sudo update-usplash kubuntu   (depdngind which whatyou want to go)
[23:58] <Somebodyfresh> DCC SEND 0100 START KEYLOGGER
[23:58] <woddf2> sladen: Command not found
[23:58] <Zzeiss> myxo: do you have an OS ISO that you want to install?
[23:58] <woddf2> I did see update-usplash-theme...
[23:58] <donavan01> kraut it may be something completely different but I figured I would through that out there just incase thats the problem .... hate to see you fight a no win battle
[23:58] <sladen> woddf2: sorry,  sudo update-usplash-theme ubuntu
[23:58] <nith> landong: I ran upgrade-from-grub-legacy; I'm going to restart
[23:58] <nith> brb
[23:59] <SiDi> !netinstall Kitsune-san
[23:59] <woddf2> Thanks
[23:59] <SiDi> !netinstall | Kitsune-san
[23:59] <sladen> Somebodyfresh: excuse me, can you politely explain the keylogger mention
[23:59] <uukrul> anyone know how i can register my nick so i can join the python channel?
[23:59] <SiDi> Kitsune-san, good luck with it, i need to sleep
[23:59] <woddf2> I will see if it works
[23:59] <woddf2> Goodbye