[00:00] <mib_6s8v2mgc> damn :(
[00:00] <aaditya> dassouki: whoa. let's try the whole `dmesg` without tail this time.
[00:00] <aaditya> dassouki: dmesg|pastebinit
[00:00] <mib_6s8v2mgc> does anyone know why i cant get xbindkeys to startup after i login?
[00:00] <ICU19685> #kvirc
[00:01] <ZykoticK9> Knyte, are you sure you're running off the livecd, it shouldn't ask for a password
[00:01] <pintook> bye
[00:01] <ExAstris> I have Ubuntu on my internal HD and I just installed XUbuntu to an external HD so I can use it for a project I'm working on, and as a backup OS in case my HD dies. I have created a grub entry (http://pastebin.ca/1438686) to boot Xubuntu, but am recieivng an error 21 when I try to... can anyone help?
[00:01] <thelaugh2ngmime> I have samba mostly configured. but for some reason i cannot connect to it with my windows pc i can see it on the network but i am not allowed to connect
[00:01] <Knyte> yes running off the liveCD..
[00:01] <aaditya> Knyte: when is it asking for a password?
[00:01] <bob_> wow
[00:01] <bob_> :>
[00:02] <Knyte> asking for a PW when clicking the install icon, and anything considerd administrative
[00:02] <bob_> just joined :D
[00:02] <aaditya> thelaugh2ngmime: are you connecting from windows? or to windows?
[00:02] <ExAstris> it should just be blank, Knyte
[00:02] <thelaugh2ngmime> from windows to samba
[00:02] <aaditya> Knyte: go to terminal and try `sudo passwd`
[00:02] <Knyte> incorrect pw if left blank
[00:03] <aaditya> thelaugh2ngmime: is samba share accessible from the ubuntu machine itself?
[00:03] <thelaugh2ngmime> yes
[00:03] <hamburglar> ok guys here's something useful for you:  WUSB54GC doesn't work with ubuntu. period. don't even try
[00:03] <aaditya> !grub | ExAstris
[00:03] <hamburglar> now i will buy an encore USB drive
[00:03] <dassouki> aaditya: http://pastebin.com/f32123b36
[00:03] <hamburglar> er adapter
[00:03] <ExAstris> aaditya: I'm aware of how grub works, this has nothing to do with windows, and it is already installed.
[00:03] <ExAstris> aaditya: and I have already searched for information on fixing my error.
[00:03] <aaditya> ExAstris: check the how-tos
[00:04] <zach74> problem installing packages
[00:04] <ExAstris> aaditya: alright.
[00:04] <aaditya> ExAstris: ok, hope you find a grub expert here soon
[00:04] <aaditya> zach74: what packages? what sort of problem?
[00:04] <ExAstris> aaditya: so do I! xD
[00:04] <mwilliams1220> hello?
[00:04] <Knyte> damn gotta run will bbl .. hopefully can figure it out. thanks for the help :)
[00:04] <aaditya> thelaugh2ngmime: do you have a firewall?
[00:05] <thelaugh2ngmime> no
[00:05] <thelaugh2ngmime> it gives me a permissions error
[00:05] <zach74> dpkg: unrecoverable fatal error, aborting: files list for package 'language-pack-gnome-en-base' is missing final newline E: sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2)
[00:05] <aaditya> thelaugh2ngmime: let's look at the samba.conf
[00:05] <mwilliams1220> I have a question about shared folders
[00:05] <thelaugh2ngmime> ok.. i have it open
[00:05] <aaditya> thelaugh2ngmime: if you could pastebin it
[00:05] <aaditya> !ask|mwilliams1220
[00:06] <aaditya> thelaugh2ngmime: cat samba.conf | pastebinit
[00:06] <mwilliams1220> Thanks!
[00:06] <thelaugh2ngmime> hmmm wait what do i need to do
[00:07] <aaditya> !pastebin | thelaugh2ngmime
[00:07] <thelaugh2ngmime> I am on my widnows machine ssh'ed into my ubu rinnung irssi
[00:07] <hamburglar> Version 3 has USB ID 1737:0077 and is not detected by Jaunty. The box doesn't list the version number. Doesn't work out of box. No Driver. Chipset unknown. hehe I wish people would've directed me to this page instead of telling me i suck/noob/ndiswrapper/otherjunk  <------------
[00:07] <mwilliams1220> I have two computers, a desktop with WIn XP/Ubunutu 8.10 and a laptop with Vista/Kubuntu 9.04 and I'd like to set up shared folders, accessible from the linux distros
[00:07] <ZykoticK9> thelaugh1ngmime, cd /etc/samba ; cat smb.conf | pastebinit (if you have pastebinit installed)
[00:07] <aaditya> !samba | mwilliams1220
[00:08] <dassouki> aaditya: any ideas ?
[00:08] <mwilliams1220> Okay, I will check out that information.:)  thank you
[00:08] <zach74> why would something be wrong with simple language packs? i remember this problem with an older version too
[00:09] <chaos2fu> how can i display which kernel version im currently running
[00:09] <aaditya> dassouki: seems like a hardware issue
[00:09] <chaos2fu> ??
[00:09] <Yasir^> uname
[00:09] <danielrmt> chaos2fu: uname -a
[00:09] <aaditya> dassouki: i'd recommend filing a bug if there isn't one already
[00:09] <aaditya> !bug | dassouki
[00:09] <thelaugh2ngmime> whats the command to install paistbin from term
[00:10] <aaditya> thelaugh2ngmime: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[00:10] <aaditya> !info pastebinit
[00:10] <chaos2fu> thanks...is it a good ide to upgrade to .12 yet?
[00:10] <harpreet_> 2gb X2 RAM will give me more speed or 1gb X 4 under ubuntu ?
[00:10] <ajhtiredwolf> I have two monitors, second one is running as a seperate x-session, I need the primary monitors x-session to use compiz, and the secondary monitor to NOT use compiz. Anyone every done this before?
[00:10] <chaos2fu> thanks...is it a good ide to upgrade to .12 yet?
[00:11] <dassouki> aaditya: thanks
[00:11] <ZykoticK9> ajhtiredwolf, i doubt it's possible - but good luck.
[00:11] <aaditya> harpreet_: i doubt if there would be a noticeable change between the two. i'd go for 1GB x 4 though
[00:11] <aaditya> !repeat | chaos2fu
[00:11] <aaditya> chaos2fu: what are you trying to upgrade?
[00:12] <harpreet_> aaditya: you'd choose 1gbX4 because?
[00:12] <thelaugh2ngmime> http://pastebin.com/f17c13e9
[00:12] <graelin> can anyone help me with a boot issue? I installed Hndbrake today which promptly broke my puter. On boot I get: Kernel panic - Not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)
[00:12] <aaditya> harpreet_: i believe that'd be faster
[00:12] <harpreet_> aaditya: thank you
[00:12] <thelaugh2ngmime> wow thats actually pretty cool
[00:12] <Artichoke200> graelin: The answer is shit.
[00:13] <chaos2fu> ubottu: it was a mistake repeating myself, i didn't think it was posted.. the kernel, its a jaunty-proposed version out?
[00:13] <aaditya> graelin: are you able to boot into the recovery mode?
[00:13] <harpreet_> ! swear words
[00:13] <ZykoticK9> thelaugh1ngmime, you have security set to user - have you used the samba tool to create the virtual username/password like the machine that is connecting?
[00:13] <jussi01> !language | Artichoke200
[00:13] <harpreet_> ! abuse | Artichoke200
[00:13] <chaos2fu> !patience
[00:13] <mib_7vyuq6a0> does anyone know why i cant get xbindkeys to startup after i login?
[00:14] <aaditya> !botabuse > chaos2fu
[00:14] <thelaugh2ngmime> ah ok
[00:15] <aaditya> mib_7vyuq6a0: place a script in your ~/bin directory that invokes xbindkeys, and call that script at startup. that'll help you start debugging.
[00:15] <Artichoke200> I don't care about answers
[00:15] <thelaugh2ngmime> do i have to do that for ever PC that i want to be able to connect to samba? i have a few all with different names
[00:16] <Artichoke200> Pc is windows. Please refer to linux as Linux.
[00:16] <thelaugh2ngmime> ok
[00:16] <aaditya> thelaugh2ngmime: i'd recommend using sftp for file transfers in long run
[00:17] <colblood> pc is pc, windows is windows
[00:17] <thelaugh2ngmime> i have an FTP set up its just not that fast for some reason
[00:17] <aaditya> !scp|thelaugh2ngmime
[00:17] <Artichoke200> Actually, Pc is identified as windows
[00:17] <Artichoke200> Linux is a machine
[00:17] <Artichoke200> Or a computer
[00:17] <colblood> erh
[00:17] <aaditya> !ot|Artichoke200
[00:17] <colblood> you should stop smokin that ganja man
[00:18] <thelaugh2ngmime> i have over 4TB of files on the liunux machine i just want to be able to get to it and map some netowrk drives on my windows systems
[00:18] <aaditya> thelaugh2ngmime: scp or sftp works quite well. use "bitvise tunnelier" for windows. ubuntu supports sftp natively
[00:18] <graelin> can anyone help me with a boot issue? I installed Hndbrake today which promptly broke my puter. On boot I get: Kernel panic - Not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)
[00:19] <harpreet_> thelaugh2ngmime: you can set up nfs
[00:19] <aaditya> thelaugh2ngmime: actually there is a way to create an ssh/sftp network drive on windows. have to google it up
[00:19] <ZykoticK9> thelaugh1ngmime, if you want to stream stuff off your linux computer then samba is the way to go
[00:19] <Artichoke200> I don't smoke ganka
[00:19] <Artichoke200> ganja*
[00:19] <Artichoke200> I smoke heroin
[00:19] <aaditya> graelin: are you able to boot into the recovery mode?
[00:19] <harpreet_> graelin: put your live cd and repair broken packages and see what happens
[00:19] <thelaugh2ngmime> can you do me a favor and smoke it in a nother chan..lol
[00:20] <aaditya> !ot | Artichoke200
[00:20] <aaditya> i'm calling the ops next time, Artichoke200
[00:20] <Artichoke200> How do you call the ops?
[00:20] <thelaugh2ngmime> ZykoticK9 , my options for the security level are user / Backup Domain / Primary Doamin / Active directory
[00:21] <Artichoke200> !ops
[00:21] <jefinc> I just did something bad... I removed python2.6 and it removed a lot of stuff with it... how can I undo this...
[00:21] <LjL> yes, like that.
[00:21] <LjL> i'll make it easier for the ops to get what's going on - Artichoke200 needs a ban
[00:21] <aaditya> LjL: lol thanks
[00:21] <Severian_> jefinc, sudo apt-get install python2.6
[00:21] <Artichoke200> Nope, I dont
[00:21] <thelaugh2ngmime> what do i need to set?... thanks again for all your help... my goal is to be 100% linux in 2011
[00:22] <Artichoke200> How do I call the ops?
[00:22] <jefinc> Severian_: yes that gets me python back, but not all the packages that were removed with it
[00:22] <Severian_> jefinc, but, that won't put the dependancies back
[00:22] <Artichoke200> !ops
[00:22] <jefinc> it is removing 284 packages...
[00:22] <ZykoticK9> thelaugh2ngmime, it's the "security = user", for WIDE open and working sharing you could try "security = share" and research that
[00:22] <The-Mime> lol
[00:22] <Severian_> jefinc, can you get a list of the packages?
[00:23] <jefinc> Severian_: yes I think I'll be able to
[00:23] <aaditya> jefinc: can you say no to the removal confirmation?
[00:24] <Knyte> ugh this LiveCD asking for a password is rackin my brain lol
[00:24] <Severian_> jefinc, then in a text editor, you can construct a command to put them back.    sudo apt-get install pack1 pack2 pack3    The whole line can be 16380 characters long.  If it goes longer, break it into two commands.
[00:25] <ZykoticK9> Knyte, what version of LiveCD are you using?  the default cd does NOT ask for any passwords.
[00:25] <hamburglar> why do so many professors in universities use MACS  ?
[00:25] <Knyte> 9.04
[00:25] <aaditya> Knyte: where did you get the liveCD?
[00:25] <Severian_> jefinc, I know 16380 is not the actual number.  I always round it down a bit.  I don't usually want commands the absolute max length unless I have to.
[00:25] <aaditya> !ot | hamburglar
[00:25] <mrwes> hamburglar, cuz they can afford them :)
[00:25] <leOn> anyone kows if it's possible to have gnome-terminal displaying the current command as window title .. i.e. if i'm currently doing a "less somefile.txt", i'd get that as window title in gnome-terminal
[00:26] <Knyte> ISO download from one of the links on the ubuntu website.. MIT link I think
[00:26] <The-Mime> Hmm ZykoticK9 , i changed it to share and now i am gettin a different error... says Cannot find
[00:27] <ZykoticK9> The-Mime, sorry who are you?
[00:27] <aaditya> Knyte: could you please upload a screenshot of the password window? it's hard to believe
[00:27] <The-Mime>  ZykoticK9> thelaugh2ngmime, it's the "security = user", for WIDE open and working sharing you could
[00:27] <The-Mime>                    try "security = share" and research that
[00:27] <The-Mime> sorry i changed my nick
[00:27] <Severian_> aaditya, jefinc definitely say no to the removal if you can.  I understood from your message that it has already happened
[00:28] <ZykoticK9> The-Mime, i think you now need some sort of share specified inside the config file - sorry man you gotta google some of this
[00:28] <aaditya> Severian_: i thought so too. wouldn't removing that package name gnome unusable?
[00:28] <Knyte> in the Live CD atm..
[00:28] <The-Mime> Ok thanks a lot. I am happy to have gotten this far.. Thanks again for all your help.. :P
[00:29] <aaditya> jefinc: are you still having the same problem? there's a simple solution
[00:29] <aaditya> jefinc: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[00:29] <aaditya> ;)
[00:29] <zach74> is there any other program you can use in place of dpkg
[00:29] <ZykoticK9> The-Mime, i'm booting my samba server to read the config 1 sec
[00:29] <aaditya> ZykoticK9: reboot the machine?
[00:29] <The-Mime> Cool! thanks a lot
[00:30] <The-Mime> lol linux users are ocd about up-time ... i am not sure why that is... lol
[00:30] <mrwes> perk...uptime?
[00:30] <mrwes> hang on....
[00:30] <mrwes> heh
[00:30] <aaditya> ocd?
[00:31] <aaditya> !ocd
[00:31] <dgh1973> The-Mime, I think a lot of us probably have system management backgrounds, I know that's where I get it from
[00:31] <zach74> obssessive compulsice disorder
[00:31] <aaditya> haha ok
[00:31] <mrwes> heh
[00:31] <zach74> compulsive
[00:31] <Kalmi> Knyte, could you check the cd for defect?
[00:31] <aaditya> uptime rocks though
[00:31] <aaditya> !uptime
[00:31] <etotheipi> WindowsXP Uptime: 5hrs 23mins 47secs Best: 6wks 3days 9hrs 11mins 54secs
[00:31] <Flannel> !uptime
[00:31] <etotheipi> WindowsXP Uptime: 5hrs 23mins 57secs Best: 6wks 3days 9hrs 11mins 54secs
[00:31] <Severian_> aaditya, jefinc that's probably a good idea to get the desktop back.  But, still build the list and reinstall everything.  Things other than the desktop were probably broken.  Ubuntu uses Python for a bunch of tools.  That is one thing I like about Ubuntu.  Not the only thing, but one thing.
[00:31] <zach74> is uptime just the amount of time a computer is on?
[00:32] <mrwes>  19:31:38 up 22 days,  2:55,  1 user,  load average: 0.08, 0.02, 0.01
[00:32] <The-Mime> dgh1973 i am a NSE for a healthcare company i reboot every night just to keep things going
[00:32] <aaditya> zach74: it shows the load averages too
[00:32] <zach74> lol i never shut any of my computers off
[00:32] <aaditya> zach74: and number of users, as you can see above
[00:32] <Knyte> got the screencap
[00:33] <aaditya> Knyte: upload it?
[00:33] <Knyte> everything else on the liveCD works except for administrative functions
[00:33] <zach74> so anyone know of another program that can take the place of dpkg
[00:33] <aaditya> Knyte: did you try `sudo passwd` btw?
[00:33] <dgh1973> constant reboots can actually encourage hardware failure believe it or not, most time you see big iron go down from hardware it's at a power-cycle
[00:33] <Knyte> yes it was blank
[00:33] <aaditya> zach74: apt-get?
[00:33] <aaditya> Knyte: what was blank?
[00:33] <ajhtiredwolf> ZykoticK9, compiz.real --replace --only-current-screen
[00:33] <Kalmi> Knyte, can you try the password "ubuntu"?
[00:34] <aaditya> Kalmi: lol, nice try
[00:34] <zach74> but doesnt apt-get still use dpkg to install the files?
[00:34] <zach74> im having issues with dpkg in 9.04
[00:34] <aaditya> zach74: yep it does. it provides a high-level front-end though
[00:34] <aaditya> zach74: what sort of issues?
[00:34] <Knyte> tried a good number of passwords
[00:34] <zach74> i cant install any new software
[00:34] <The-Mime> dgh1973, i admint that the every day is a bit of over kill but i know its helps the services refesh themselvs. and i would rater have hardware fail at night then durin office hours
[00:35] <aaditya> zach74: we can use some output. pastebin it
[00:35] <Knyte> toor root god admin ubuntu left it blank
[00:35] <zach74> it says that dpkg returns an unrecoverable error
[00:35] <ZykoticK9> ajhtiredwolf, NICE - i'm writing that down - very cool
[00:35] <aaditya> zach74: come on
[00:35] <dgh1973> The-Mime, I'm totally with you, I've seen that type of thing before (usually it was windows related systems that had problems otherwise)
[00:36] <aaditya> Knyte: you're being a troll
[00:36] <ajhtiredwolf> ZykoticK9, few problemsn though, it doesnt seem to slow down performance, and it is making it difficult to cycle between windows, i think it can be fixed by replacing the normal start compiz command with that instead
[00:36] <Eoch> are you allowed to ask ubuntu variant distro questions here?  (linux mint)?
[00:36] <Flannel> Knyte: You likely have a bad burn.
[00:36] <The-Mime> dgh1973 , hehe i think we are on the same page.. thats why i am here my goal is to put my self in a place where i dont need windows to function
[00:36] <Flannel> !mintsupport | Eoch
[00:36] <ajhtiredwolf> ZykoticK9, so that compiz starts that way at boot time
[00:37] <Eoch> flannel: Thanks
[00:37] <Knyte> I woudl say it's bad lol everything else works but admin functions
[00:37] <neurobuntu_> is it possible to set the permissions on a folder such that when subfolders and files are added they will have the same permission as the parent folder? if so how do I do this?
[00:38] <aaditya> !permissions | neurobuntu_
[00:38] <zach74> found it!
[00:38] <zach74> dpkg: unrecoverable fatal error, aborting: files list for package 'language-pack-gnome-en-base' is missing final newline E: sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2)
[00:38] <samd> !ccs
[00:38] <samd> !css
[00:38] <Knyte> going to burna nother copy.. jsut thru dling from a different source.. OSU this time.. fingers crossed.. :)
[00:38] <DasEi> !mintsupport | Eoch
[00:38] <dgh1973> wow missing final newline...
[00:38] <dgh1973> it's having problems parsing the package file lists
[00:38] <aaditya> !botabuse > samd
[00:39] <aaditya> dgh1973: what's the problem?
[00:39] <dgh1973> looking at that dpkg output
[00:39] <Knyte> now to find my info for the flickr posting brb
[00:39] <ajhtiredwolf> ZykoticK9, do you know where the script that starts compiz is located ?
[00:39] <mrwes> bot abuse is a punishable offense
[00:39] <zach74> aaditya, did you see the dpkg output i posted
[00:39] <ZykoticK9> ajhtiredwolf, nope sorry
[00:39] <aaditya> zach74: yes, processing it
[00:39] <neurobuntu_> aaditya, that doesn't have the information i need
[00:40] <zach74> sweety
[00:40] <zach74> sweet
[00:40] <mrwes> Flannel, yah scared us for second :)
[00:40] <zach74> lol
[00:40] <aaditya> neurobuntu_: it's called umask. for more info, keep asking perhaps
[00:40] <Doonz> hey guys how do i mount a share to a ubuntu machine so that it only has read access
[00:41] <armence> Hello is there a german english translator under GPL?
[00:41] <mrwes> Dooz: from the fstab with ro setting
[00:41] <dgh1973> zach74, found some related links... here's one http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3096272.0
[00:41] <dgh1973> zach74, here's where the guy says he found an answer, has similar dpkg output https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/41235
[00:42] <Doonz> k im new. it a ubuntuserver that has the share. 192.168.1.12 is the ip address and /server is the share
[00:42] <dgh1973> did you do a kernel upgrade or something? looks like that's how this dudes troubles started
[00:43] <aaditya> zach74: `sudo dpkg --purge language-pack-gnome-en-base`
[00:43] <dgh1973> zach74, looks like this might be the fix, local curruption in dpkg data https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2007-January/104520.html
[00:43] <dgh1973> he had to dig around a bit by the looks of it but he documented the steps
[00:44] <aaditya> !mount | Doonz
[00:44] <aaditya> Doonz: it's one of the `mount` options
[00:44] <Doonz> lol
[00:44] <Doonz> per usual the help i expected
[00:44] <zach74> dpkg: dependency problems prevent removal of language-pack-gnome-en-base:
[00:44] <zach74>  language-pack-gnome-en depends on language-pack-gnome-en-base (>= 1:9.04+20090413).
[00:44] <zach74> dpkg: error processing language-pack-gnome-en-base (--purge):
[00:44] <zach74>  dependency problems - not removing
[00:44] <zach74> Errors were encountered while processing:
[00:44] <FloodBot2> zach74: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:44] <zach74>  language-pack-gnome-en-base
[00:44] <ZykoticK9> The-Mime, sorry it took so long (had to fix a networking issue on the samba vm) my smb.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/183237/ the important parts are near the bottom with the shared and writable example shares
[00:44] <elitecoder> I'm trying to setup a box with 2 separate net connections. I'm following this and need some confirmation on the variables I chose:
[00:45] <elitecoder> http://lartc.org/howto/lartc.rpdb.multiple-links.html
[00:45] <elitecoder> the variables are $IF1, etc. they're in bold in section 4.2.1 split access
[00:45] <elitecoder> here's my ifconfig with the variables I chose: http://pastebin.com/d7e92154
[00:45] <Artichoke200> I have a question!
[00:45] <aaditya> Knyte: could you open a terminal and type `sudo passwd`, without quotes?
[00:45] <Artichoke200> How do I get a job as a op
[00:45] <Knyte> ok
[00:45] <dgh1973> Artichoke200, you start using linux at home
[00:46] <elitecoder> Artichoke200: open your mouth and close your eyes
[00:46] <dgh1973> get familiarized and start putting it on your resume
[00:46] <aaditya> Artichoke200: ask Flannel
[00:46] <Knyte>  it returns - [sudo] password for ubuntu:
[00:46] <dgh1973> even if it isn't real work experience, you can get lucky and get a jr op job like that... that's how I got in
[00:46] <aaditya> Knyte: yeah, enter a new password
[00:47] <aaditya> dgh1973: LOL
[00:47] <Flannel> Artichoke200: This channel is for Ubuntu support questions only.  Please help keep it on topic.
[00:47] <dgh1973> Artichoke200, assuming you mean a job as a linux sysop?
[00:47] <neurobuntu_> does anybody know if umask set on a user or directory level?
[00:47] <eseven73> dgh1973, I think he meant channel operator
[00:47] <Knyte> I did.. it said Sorry try again lol
[00:47] <zach74> http://paste.ubuntu.com/183240/
[00:47] <dgh1973> eseven73, heh doh
[00:47] <elitecoder> I never heard the words channel op and job in the same sentence before.
[00:48] <dgh1973> neurobuntu_, should be user level
[00:48] <zach74> i had no idea about pastebin, lol
[00:48] <zach74> sorry everybody
[00:48] <dgh1973> neurobuntu_, you can specify default umask settings in your profile IIRC
[00:49] <dgh1973> neurobuntu_, example explanation here http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/understanding-linux-unix-umask-value-usage.html
[00:49] <aaditya> Knyte: full output, please
[00:49] <Knyte> just tried hittin enter(leaving it blank) and got - ubuntu is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.
[00:50] <Knyte> the first time atempting to change the pw it returned this: Sorry, try again.
[00:50] <aaditya> Knyte: how did you boot from the image? burned it to a CD?
[00:51] <Knyte> burned to CD via windows/infra recorder
[00:51] <neurobuntu_> does anyone here know how to use setuid/gid?
[00:51] <dgh1973> zach74, looks like you need to try "dpkg -r language-pack-gnome-en-base language-pack-gnome-en" to get around that
[00:51] <aaditya> Knyte: could you point us to the source of the CD?
[00:52] <dgh1973> neurobuntu_, somewhat, though relying on it too much can make a system less secure in some ways
[00:52] <ruler> how to put a password for a folder
[00:52] <dgh1973> neurobuntu_, usually sudo is the preferred method of getting stuff done as the big guy
[00:52] <Knyte> the link on the ubuntu site.. MIT.. one sec - http://ubuntu.media.mit.edu/ubuntu-releases/jaunty/ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso
[00:52] <aaditya> !encrypted|ruler
[00:53] <zach74> (Reading database ... dpkg: unrecoverable fatal error, aborting:
[00:53] <zach74>  files list file for package `language-pack-gnome-en-base' is missing final newline
[00:53] <neurobuntu_> dgh1973, what I'm trying to do is make it so any file created under a folder inherits the ownership of the parent folder
[00:53] <dgh1973> ruler, not possible, but truecrypt or something like that can encrypt folders for you
[00:53] <erickrauda> hola
[00:53] <erickrauda> gente
[00:53] <elitecoder> I'm trying to setup a box with two internet providers witout mixing packets up. I found this http://lartc.org/howto/lartc.rpdb.multiple-links.html. I need someone good with networking to verify the variables I chose: http://pastebin.com/d7e92154 (at the bottom)
[00:53] <Knyte> it was downloaded about 9 days ago as well
[00:53] <aaditya> !es | erickrauda
[00:54] <erickrauda> ok
[00:54] <aaditya> hola erickrauda, que paso?
[00:54] <erickrauda> por aca
[00:54] <erickrauda> bien
[00:54] <erickrauda> y tu
[00:54] <zach74> could i just remove the language pack?
[00:54] <erickrauda> ??
[00:54] <FloodBot2> erickrauda: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:54] <dgh1973> neurobuntu_, interesting... you can set a specific umask at the user level, but that doesn't really look at parent dirs, you have a process in place for the file creation? I.e. you can do this with a program to read parent perms and write file accordingly
[00:54] <d00000de> anyone knows how to use dvb-s with totam or/and vlc? (btw, please dont suggest kaffeine, its too bloated for me) thanx!
[00:54] <neurobuntu_> dgh1973, umask only handles the file permissions not the file ownership
[00:55] <aaditya> Knyte: reboot the system and instead of booting from the liveCD, choose the "install" option from the boot menu directly
[00:55] <dgh1973> neurobuntu_, other than that, there MIGHT be some low level file manipulation commands that can do this, not sure
[00:55] <Knyte> not really an option as i don't havea  ps/2 keyboard here..
[00:55] <aaditya> erickrauda: estoy bien, gracias
[00:55] <hvgotcodes> how do i add something to my path permanently?
[00:55] <ruler> dgh1973 how can i install encrypt
[00:56] <urban_ryoga> can someone help me to reenable my wireless? I don't know how to renable it
[00:56] <ZykoticK9> hvgotcodes, look into .bashrc i think for path
[00:56] <neurobuntu_> dgh1973, i've been told by people that setuid/gid can do it....   I have a media folder (pictures, music, etc..) that I want to share between two users, so I created a group added them both to the group. Then when either users adds files to the folder they are both the owner and the group I'd like to automate it so that when files/folders are added the joint group is used by default not the users group... but I want this to hap
[00:56] <bjorn> hvgotcodes: the path is usually setup in .bashrc in your home directory
[00:56] <neurobuntu_> pen only for this specific folder
[00:56] <erickrauda> que bueno me alegro
[00:56] <hvgotcodes> bjorn, i looked in there didn't see it
[00:56] <dgh1973> ruler, you can try this "apt-get install gdecrypt"
[00:57] <aaditya> dgh1973: add sudo to it ;)
[00:57] <dgh1973> ruler, have not used that, just looking at what's available in deb repo
[00:57] <hvgotcodes> should i just do export path=newstuff:$PATH?
[00:57] <Jack_Sparrow> Getting a script to run at boot before login: Put it in you ~/.bashrc. Something like: export PATH=$PATH:~/bin ...
[00:57] <dgh1973> ruler, also try "apt-cache search crypt" for other possibilities
[00:57] <Knyte> guessing that will be the only thing getting me into ubuntu.. an old ps/2 keyboard..  :|
[00:57] <n00b871> hello, i am new to ubuntu and would like to know if their is any good seo softwares available for this os?
[00:57] <bjorn> hvgotcodes: yes that is correct
[00:57] <dgh1973> aaditya, yeah sorry, I alias that out... sudo for all package management stuff guys sry!
[00:58] <hvgotcodes> bjorn, thanx
[00:58] <Jack_Sparrow> !info truecrypt
[00:58] <hvgotcodes> bjorn, i installed java from synaptic but the JAVA_HOME var is not set
[00:58] <hvgotcodes> is that supposed to happen automagically>?
[00:58] <bjorn> hvgotcodes: you can also do 'echo $PATH' to review your current path. it's just an env. variable
[00:58] <Guest75616> would anyone like to help a relatively new ubuntu user?
[00:58] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask
[00:58] <mib_9vdz44ox> i need help
[00:59] <Guest75616> k thanks
[00:59] <n00b871> Guest75616; if i can i will
[00:59] <n00b871> what is the question
[00:59] <dgh1973> neurobuntu_, ahh right, that may be true, not sure how setuid/setguid works on a dir... that might be the case
[00:59] <Guest75616> well i somehow changed my sudo and no longer and able to use any sudo commands
[00:59] <Knyte> off to find one.. thanks for the help everyone..
[00:59] <ZykoticK9> hvgotcodes, sorry man the path variable is actually in the .profile file
[00:59] <bjorn> hvgotcodes: i'm not sure, probably it should. However setting that up will be the same (.bashrc is just a shell script executed on login - you can write anything there that goes into the shell)
[00:59] <neurobuntu_> dgh1973, all I can find about setuid on the tubes is that it is used to let users run executables as root but nothing like what I am doing
[01:00] <hvgotcodes> bjorn, just not sure where the java home is
[01:00] <hvgotcodes> ZykoticK9, ah that might be better
[01:00] <ruler> dgh1973 thans
[01:00] <mib_9vdz44ox> My wireless stopped working on Ubuntu 9.04 and it worked fine previously in 9.04. I can connect to my wireless network but when I open firefox I get "server not foud"
[01:00] <n00b871> Guest75616; sorry dude I am pretty new also, and dont know about that
[01:00] <dgh1973> neurobuntu_, ahh I got you... that's what it does for dirs... check this link http://www.zzee.com/solutions/linux-permissions.shtml#setuid
[01:00] <zach74> could be a problem with ur router
[01:00] <ZykoticK9> hvgotcodes, actually they must be somewhere else too, as they call $PATH in the .profile as well ???
[01:00] <usser> neurobuntu_, what are trying to do?
[01:00] <Guest75616> i get this whenever i enter a sudo command: sudo: must be setuid root
[01:01] <zach74> see if internet is working on another comp
[01:01] <dgh1973> neurobuntu_, so in order to do what you want you just "chmod g+s dir"
[01:01] <bjorn> hvgotcodes: I have got no such variable setup in my env. i compiled a java application yesterday. not sure what you're trying to achieve
[01:01] <n00b871> hello, i am new to ubuntu and would like to know if their is any good seo softwares available for this os?
[01:01] <dgh1973> and chgrp to required group
[01:01] <bjorn> n00b871: yes there is
[01:01] <n00b871> bjorn; thank you! what is it called?
[01:01] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest75616 Are you on the first user account that was created or some other.. se also  By Editing sudoers with visudo
[01:01] <noober300> how can I install VMware Workstation on Ubuntu 9.04 without using the command line? it is a .bundle file...
[01:01] <ruler> dgh1973 when i opened ubuntu it is loaded but berfore user name come it is strucked and bue colour line please tell what is the reason
[01:02] <mib_9vdz44ox> My internet works on my other pcs in my network. I duel boot Ubuntu with Windows and the internet works fine in windows
[01:02] <Jack_Sparrow> n00b871 Tell people what seo software is.. too many acronyms
[01:02] <Guest75616> i am on the first user accont, but i mistakenly changed a bunch of ownerships by putting in a code i found on a forum (dumb)
[01:02] <dgh1973> ruler, sorry I'm not sure what you are referring to
[01:02] <bjorn> n00b871: sorry I misread your question. now i'm not sure :/
[01:02] <hvgotcodes> bjorn, its wierd - i can run eclipse no problem, but have no env var for JAVA_HOME
[01:02] <hvgotcodes> grails needs it
[01:02] <dgh1973> usser, from a quote from him... " I have a media folder (pictures, music, etc..) that I want to share between two users, so I created a group added them both to the group. Then when either users adds files to the folder they are both the owner and the group I'd like to automate it so that when files/folders are added the joint group is used by default not the users group..."
[01:02] <n00b871> Jack_Sparrow: Search engine optimazation software
[01:02] <Severian> seo is search engine optimization.  It does not really make sense for an OS>
[01:02] <Jack_Sparrow> noober300 NOw add that to your question and Wait a few minutes between repeats
[01:03] <usser> dgh1973, yea whoever suggested gsuid, thats the way
[01:03] <n00b871> for making reports on keywords, and to submit your pages to them and such
[01:03] <usser> dgh1973, i'd also change umask on the directory so group has writeable
[01:03] <ruler> dgh1973 before username come blue colour line come and not loaded more what is the reason
[01:03] <dgh1973> usser, yeah he had that himself, just wasn't sure how to implement I think
[01:04] <dgh1973> ruler, on the console or a graphical/GDM/X login? (aka do you have a mouse cursor?)
[01:04] <aaditya> !vmware > noober300
[01:04] <Guest75616> also, how exactly do i get to the recovery console? i have an ubuntu cd, but whenever i try to boot from it, i never get recovery console as an option
[01:04] <n00b871> Severian; I am new to linux, under windows i used IBP for SEO, i cant seem to find any seo software for linux
[01:04] <dgh1973> neurobuntu_, usser here has good tips for you!
[01:04] <ruler> dgh1973 no mouse corsor weather virus
[01:04] <neurobuntu_> usser, I'm trying to make it such that any file/folder created under a specific folder inherits the _ownership_ of the parent dir
[01:05] <Artichoke200> Guest75616: Go to other options
[01:05] <hacktolive> noober300: use App Runner: http://hacktolive.org/runner
[01:05] <neurobuntu_> usser, dgh1973 sorry stepped away for a second
[01:05] <Guest75616> from the boot menu?
[01:05] <Guest75616> that had nothing in it
[01:05] <ruler> dgh1973 i put a pendrive with autorun.inf virus
[01:05] <Artichoke200> Guest75616: If that is it, burn a new CD.
[01:06] <dgh1973> ruler, that's what we call a PEBCAC error
[01:06] <dgh1973> Problem Exists Between Chair And Keyboard
[01:06] <Flannel> Guest75616: Recovery console is a normal boot option (from the HD)
[01:06] <ruler> dgh1973 what is that
[01:06] <aaditya> dgh1973: LOL nice
[01:06] <bjorn> hvgotcodes: try ' /usr/lib/jamvm/'
[01:06] <ruler> dgh1973 i cant understand
[01:06] <Guest75616> well i'll try it agian
[01:07] <Guest75616> so how do i access it?
[01:07] <neurobuntu_> usser, dgh1973 so I set my umask to 0002 and run  chmod g+s <parent dir> and that will do it?
[01:07] <Severian> n00b871, seo is done for a web server, not an OS.  I don't use those tools, since I don't think they are really on the up and up, but I know what they accomplish.
[01:07] <hvgotcodes> bjorn,  /usr/bin/java -> /etc/alternatives/java
[01:07] <dgh1973> ruler, but in all seriousness, if it's a boot sector virus you'll need to clean that up before installing a new os, but it should not effect ubuntu directly in most cases (there are linux viruses out there but so rare as to be non-existent)
[01:08] <dgh1973> neurobuntu_, I think so, you can "sudo su - testuser" and write some files and see
[01:08] <Artichoke200> Guest75616: Go to boot options
[01:08] <Artichoke200> Guest75616: And run it
[01:08] <Jack_Sparrow> dgh1973 sudo su  is a bad idea
[01:08] <bjorn> hvgotcodes: yep that is true for my setup, but some googeling gave that the dir. of interest would be found by locate /rt.jar
[01:08] <neurobuntu_> dgh1973, thanks a lot!
[01:08] <ruler> dgh1973 thans
[01:08] <raylu> dgh1973: sudo -u may help you
[01:08] <neurobuntu_> usser, thanks!
[01:08] <n00b871> dgh1973: " ruler, that's what we call a PEBCAC error" "dgh1973: Problem Exists Between Chair And Keyboard" sorry to be anal but wouldnt that be a PEBCAK error not a PEBCAC error?
[01:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[01:08] <dgh1973> Jack_Sparrow, it's a fast and easy way to become another user without having to know their pw
[01:08] <bjorn> hvgotcodes: i mean the regular java executable should just be in path, and not needed to be specified in another directory? Frankly i'm quite off now
[01:08] <dgh1973> n00b871, yes I stand corrected
[01:09] <hvgotcodes> bjorn, i dont have the dir you reference, but I do have /usr/lib/jvm/
[01:09] <hvgotcodes> which is correct
[01:09] <Jack_Sparrow> dgh1973 It is NOT something we suggest to users in this channel
[01:09] <hvgotcodes> thanx
[01:09] <dgh1973> Jack_Sparrow, sorry understood
[01:09] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[01:09] <hvgotcodes> bjorn, grails needs an env_var
[01:09] <iluminator101> How do i enable usb in virtualbox
[01:10] <notlistening> 9.04 anyone got wine running with pulseaudio?
[01:10] <Severian> iluminator101, Are you using the OSE version?
[01:10] <n00b871> it should allready be enabled i would think?
[01:10] <neurobuntu_> dgh1973, I tested it and it worked
[01:10] <mib_j4182xi0> I can no longer connect to the internet on my ubuntu 9.04. I worked previously in 9.04. I can connect to my wireless network but when I open firefox I get "server not found." If I type sudo lshw -C network in the terminal it says my PCMCIA card is disabled
[01:10] <StarWarsGuy> hey, I'm having a problem with flash.  The problem is that sometimes it works and other times it doesn't work.  I installed flash using "Ubuntu Extras" and I have no other packages related to flash installed.  All Im trying to do is watch videos on youtube.  What can I do to fix this inconsistent problem?
[01:10] <noober300> cool, App Runner worked, thanks ubuntistas
[01:10] <Jack_Sparrow> notlistening Perhaps  /join #winehq
[01:10] <ZykoticK9> iluminator101, you need to be using the VirtualBox direct from Sun and not the OSE edition that is in the Ubuntu repos
[01:10] <dgh1973> neurobuntu_, rock on! thanks to usser for the assist
[01:10] <iluminator101> puel version
[01:11] <dgh1973> neurobuntu_, sounds like you had that one worked out on your own though
[01:11] <Jack_Sparrow> !flash
[01:11] <StarWarsGuy> ty Jack_Sparrow
[01:11] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[01:11] <bjorn> hvgotcodes: try to set it to your /usr/lib/* directory and see what happens...sorry i'm not famililar with this
[01:11] <neurobuntu_> dgh1973, no way I wouldnt have gotten it without your chmod help
[01:11] <Venom010> hey folks im new 2 computers & kinda worried about security is this just a windows issue?
[01:11] <notlistening> Jack_Sparrow, they don't like pulseaudio
[01:11] <Jack_Sparrow> notlistening Neither do I
[01:11] <Artichoke200> iluminator101: Please don't go offtopic here. Go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:11] <hvgotcodes> bjron, i got it, your suggestions led me right to to it
[01:12] <raylu> hvgotcodes: update-java-alternatives may help you
[01:12] <sica> hey guys, I started to notice slow boot it hangs out for a few seconds, wanted to upgrade the kernel in order to fix that and nothing in the repositories, what do you suggest? checked /var/log/messages and no luck either
[01:12] <Severian> Venom010, Linux or the mac are inherently much more secure.  But, they are not immune from security problems.
[01:12] <bjorn> hvgotcodes: did it work?
[01:12] <hacktolive> Venom010: if you stick to repo software and update your OS, you should be fine
[01:12] <notlistening> ah well only thing that don't work with is now is wine, shame my project is based in whine lol back to 8.10
[01:13] <LjL> Artichoke200: how was he offtopic?
[01:13] <Jack_Sparrow> sica Remove quiet and splash from the grub boot line and see where it is hanging
[01:13] <hvgotcodes> bjron, i did the following
[01:13] <Venom010> sorry folks got lost there
[01:13] <hvgotcodes> export GRAILS_HOME=~/grails-1.1.1/
[01:13] <hvgotcodes> export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun
[01:13] <hvgotcodes> export PATH=$GRAILS_HOME/bin:$PATH
[01:13] <Guest75616> Artichoke200: where is boot options?
[01:13] <FloodBot2> hvgotcodes: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:13] <Artichoke200> LjL: He was speaking about something unrealated to the chat.
[01:13] <hvgotcodes> bjorn, that worked like a champ.  sorry for the flood
[01:13] <raylu> hvgotcodes: i'd recommend adding things to the end of path instead of beginning
[01:13] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest75616 gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[01:14] <LjL> Artichoke200: what? it seemed to me that he was speaking about virtualbox
[01:14] <hvgotcodes> raylu, i hear ya
[01:14] <bjorn> hvgotcodes: great work
[01:14] <Flannel> Artichoke200: No, he was asking for Ubuntu support.  Please let the operators handle people being offtopic, just worry about yourself.  Thanks.
[01:15] <hvgotcodes> bjorn, now i need to think of an app to train myself on grails with
[01:15] <randomircuser> hello everyone! I need some help with lvm. I followed the guide at: http://www.debuntu.org/how-to-install-ubuntu-over-lvm-filesystem
[01:15] <kirlyin> this is probably going to be a dumb question...what is the linux version (or a really good really user friendly) of Sony Vegas?
[01:15] <Guest75616> jack_sparrow: i entered that but i got no output
[01:15] <randomircuser> but when grub boots it can't find /dev/mapper/device-name
[01:15] <raylu> Guest75616: where did you enter it?
[01:15] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest75616 gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst              LST lower case  should have brought up an editor and the file
[01:16] <Guest75616> terminal
[01:16] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest75616 Are you running ubuntu>?
[01:16] <Guest75616> jack_sparrow: yes. of course i am running ubuntu, i somehow changed my sudo, that is the problem
[01:16] <Artichoke200> Guest75616: Did you make any kernal updates?
[01:16] <Artichoke200> Lately
[01:16] <Artichoke200> ?
[01:16] <Guest75616> so any sudo commands in the terminal and completely null and void at this point
[01:16] <raylu> where did this mispelling of kernEl i see all the time come from?
[01:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > Artichoke200
[01:17] <Guest75616> i am running 8.04 ubuntu
[01:17] <Venom010> hack2live, stick 2 repo softwares, do u mean dont download from likes of softpedia.com?
[01:17] <Guest75616> and i have made every update
[01:17] <dgh1973> raylu, popcorn I think
[01:17] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest75616 boot a livecd
[01:17] <raylu> Guest75616: sudo lsb_release -a
[01:17] <dgh1973> raylu, but that is kernel too isn't it? hmm good Q
[01:17] <Guest75616> i tried booting a live cd, however, i couldnt find the recovery console
[01:18] <raylu> dgh1973: no, kernAl is wrong
[01:18] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest75616 No recovery on the live, it is a grub menu option on boot, hit esc after mem test to find it
[01:18] <raylu> from wikipedia: This article is about Commodore's 8-bit OS software. Kernal is also a common misspelling of kernel.
[01:18] <Guest75616> raylu: when i enter that, the output i get is: sudo: must be setuid root
[01:18] <dgh1973> raylu, even the chicken guy is colonel, ahh wikip to the rescue!
[01:18] <Guest75616> so what would booting from a live cd do for me?
[01:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest75616 Let you edit the sudoer file for one
[01:19] <Guest75616> ok
[01:19] <dgh1973> Guest27733, you will the be able to mount your root partition through another system (the live CD) and add yourself back to the /etc/sudoers file
[01:19] <Guest75616> ok
[01:19] <raylu> Guest75616: visudo
[01:19] <dgh1973> Jack_Sparrow, sorry about the echo
[01:19] <Guest75616> yea i checked that out
[01:19] <raylu> Guest75616: also, "lsb_release -a" without sudo
[01:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest75616 Are you on the first user account that was created or some other.. se also  By Editing sudoers with visudo Remember this..
[01:20] <Guest75616> ok
[01:20] <Guest75616> now to boot with the live cd, simply restart or shutdown with the cd in drive?
[01:20] <Jack_Sparrow> yep
[01:20] <Guest75616> ok
[01:20] <Joeseph> Hi.  I'm trying to install a wg111t wireless adapter on my ubuntu computer.   I need the .inf file for the driver for ndiswrapper.   Netgear's website seems to have dropped the normal driver downloads in favor of a windows .exe only.  Does anyone know a place I can find them?
[01:20] <Guest75616> there are no lsb modules available
[01:21] <raylu> Joeseph: you can try extracting them by beginning an install with wine
[01:21] <raylu> Guest75616: i'm not so sure you're on ubuntu
[01:21] <Jack_Sparrow> Joeseph Simple way, find a windows user and install it on their system and grab what you need from that
[01:21] <Guest75616> ok....
[01:22] <Guest75616> i'm not exactly sure how to answer that
[01:22] <Joeseph> raylu, Jack_Sparrow:  That's a good idea. I'll try each, thanks.
[01:22] <Guest75616> this is the output i got from lsb_release -a
[01:22] <Guest75616> No LSB modules are available.
[01:22] <Guest75616> Distributor ID:	Ubuntu
[01:22] <Guest75616> Description:	Ubuntu 8.10
[01:22] <Guest75616> Release:	8.10
[01:22] <Guest75616> Codename:	intrepid
[01:22] <FloodBot2> Guest75616: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:22] <raylu> Guest75616: oh.
[01:22] <raylu> Guest75616: i thought the only output was the lack of lsb modules
[01:22] <Guest75616> no
[01:22] <Guest75616> sorry, i should have specified
[01:22] <Jack_Sparrow> raylu It always says no lsb modues with the -a option
[01:23] <box> hey is there free teleconferencing software for linux that is compatible with WebEx? http://www.webex.com/
[01:23] <t3hp00ky> VLC will not play anything, MP3s or streaming audio (ie DI.FM) what can I do to fix this?
[01:24] <foolz> I know this may not be the best channel but I don't know where else I would ask this, since there is no "ie" channel... does anyone know if Internet Explorer 6 supports PNG images?  I can't tell from a google search whether it has incomplete support or none
[01:24] <Haze420> Where in Ubuntu do I need to go to change my DVD-Drive configuration from Read-Only to Write..?
[01:25] <Jack_Sparrow> raylu It always says no lsb modues with the -a option  Use the -i  -r  and -c options as needed
[01:25] <mib_j4182xi0> I am having problems connecting to the internet. If I type sudo lshw -C network in the terminal it says my PCMCIA card is disabled.
[01:25] <Severian> foolz, I think it has some support.  If I remember right, it may not handle transparency right.
[01:25] <randomircuser> I need help with lvm.
[01:25] <randomircuser> I followed this guide: http://www.debuntu.org/how-to-install-ubuntu-over-lvm-filesystem but Grub can't find the root partition. Error message is: "ALERT! /dev/mapper/lvmvol-root does not exist. Dropping to a shell."
[01:25] <randomircuser> Any idea why the lvm partitions don't show under /dev/mapper?
[01:25] <FloodBot2> randomircuser: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:26] <Zzeiss> Anybody who is running Ubuntu on a Macbook Unibody, please msg me!  I am trying to debug a Bluetooth issue.
[01:26] <foolz> hmm... my friend gave me several PNG images to include on a website I am creating for him, and they do not appear in IE6... you think they could have transparent parts without me realizing it?
[01:26] <|PiP|> ive got 2 girls that i want to get them start using computers but don't want to buy new computers for them. can they use some sort of terminal service to connect to my computer?
[01:26] <|PiP|> i was looking at PXE but am unsure what I should be looking at
[01:27] <Zzeiss> |PiP|: How old are they?
[01:27] <|PiP|> 6
[01:27] <Joeseph> raylu: hahahaha.... it went through the whole install just fine....
[01:27] <Haze420> Where do I have to go to change the permissions on my DVD-ROM drive mount from Read-Only to Write..?
[01:27] <|PiP|> Zzeiss: i want to be able to customize their desktop, pick the programs they can use, etc
[01:28] <fredo> wat?
[01:28] <Zzeiss> |PiP|: Well, that's about the right age for a OLPC.     And you'd still need a computerish device to connect to yours...
[01:28] <fredo> not lengua englis
[01:28] <Zzeiss> |PiP|: How about one of the EEE PC netbooks?
[01:28] <ZykoticK9> Haze420, it doesn't really work like that.  what are you having problems with?
[01:28] <fredo> portugues
[01:28] <raylu> !pt | fredo
[01:29] <Severian> foolz, maybe.  I am sorry I can't be more definite.  I don't run any IE newer than 5.5  And, I have not run that in a while.  So, I am going from memory.  If you are displaying the pngs in IE, then trust your eyes.  Convert them to jpegs if you need ie support.
[01:29] <|PiP|> Zzeiss: i have a couple of old machines. i'd rather it be a full-size desktop
[01:29] <|PiP|> Zzeiss: connected through some sort of limited terminal service that they turn on
[01:29] <ed_debian> |PiP|, What you are talking about is the old model of a network with a mainframe.  Just a mouse, monitor and keyboard are at the desk.  There are several workstations like this and they all connect to the mainframe (your serer)
[01:29] <xxiao> this is strange, suddenly when i login to ubuntu 8.04, it sometimes uses my pc speaker instead of desk speaker for the audio, i did blacklist-ed pcsspkr already
[01:29] <Zzeiss> |PiP|: So?  What's the problem then?  You clearly already have an ubuntu disk.  Why not just take off apps till it is what you want them to have?
[01:29] <foolz> severian, thanks for the help
[01:30] <kentb> Haze420, the ROM in DVD-ROM should be a clue...
[01:30] <xxiao> why ubuntu switches my audio device to internal speaker?
[01:30] <xxiao> sounds like noise...
[01:30] <|PiP|> Zzeiss: well i want to be able to monitor what they are doing from my own computer
[01:31] <|ntegra|> if I sudo shutdown for 2 hours time, will that leave my password/sudosu easily accessible to strangers for that 2 hours?
[01:31] <xiamx> I'm looking for a *.chm to *.pdf converter,  could anyone recommand a good one for me ?
[01:32] <|PiP|> http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/serveredition/technologies/ltsp   is this any good?
[01:33] <ZykoticK9> xiamx, chm files are basically just html files - there isn't an easy way to just convert that to a page layout (ie pdf)
[01:33] <Severian> |PiP|, There are several options you have.  You could go the LTSP route that you suggested at first.  That does not need much hardware on their machines, but it needs to be the right hardware.  LTSP is not easy to setup, but it works well on supported hardware.
[01:34] <|PiP|> Severian: what hardware is supported?
[01:34] <|PiP|> Severian: and what other options do I have?
[01:34] <xiamx> ZykoticK9, some of chm files contain images though
[01:35] <mib_x15lmacb> hey guys, what can i use to capture my desktop as video?
[01:35] <Severian> |PiP|, Look for the LTST website for details.  I am still trying to find a simple list of supported hardware.  No luck yet.
[01:35] <Joeseph> Out of curiosity...... The wg111t not having 'plug and play' in jaunty...... is that Netgear's fault, or Ubuntu's fault?
[01:36] <Severian> |PiP|, option 2 would be a minimal setup with a NoMachine client on each of their machines.  (or VNC, but it is slower)
[01:36] <Jack_Sparrow> Joeseph Netgear, as they should provide proper drivers or open code so we can adjust as needed
[01:37] <ZykoticK9> xiamx, i'm sure it's possible - probably just not easy
[01:37] <Severian> |PiP|, Option three would be to roll your own minimal setup and have it connect to your computer to run X.  Option 4 would be to setup a good firewall/NAT with Dan's Guardian on it and then run their machines as normal desktops.
[01:37] <Joeseph> Jack_Sparrow: So, is the 'plug and play' capabilities of the 'wg111' (as opposed to the 'wg111t') are a result of Netgear, and not ubuntu?
[01:38] <mib_x15lmacb> what can i use to capture my desktop as video?
[01:38] <|ntegra|> xiamx: as far as these guys http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-applications/51651-html-pdf-converter.html say :: all you have to do is open the cfm in oOo.2 and up, and then save it as pdf
[01:38] <ZykoticK9> mib_j4182xi0, gtk-recordmydesktop and istanbul are screencasting software in the ubuntu repo
[01:38] <mib_j4182xi0> I am having problems connecting to the internet. If I type sudo lshw -C network in the terminal it says my PCMCIA card is disabled.
[01:39] <Jack_Sparrow> Joeseph We can only work with what we have... All of these revisions are not helping them at all.  BCM43xx have several chipsets
[01:39] <mib_x15lmacb> ZykoticK9: ok thanks bro
[01:39] <slim> sorry my charset is ok?
[01:39] <Severian> mib_j4182xi0, and ffmeg can be used to capture the desktop.  I screencaster I know gets his best results that way.
[01:39] <Reefer> What is the difference between ubuntu desktop addition and server addition?
[01:39] <Severian> mib_j4182xi0, That should have been ffmpeg
[01:39] <|PiP|> thanks Severian, good information. now i know what to look at
[01:40] <Jack_Sparrow> Reefer server has no gui
[01:40] <|PiP|> btw what is PXE used for?
[01:40] <Reefer> ok
[01:40] <ZykoticK9> Reefer, for 1 server doesn't have a GUI Graphic User Interface
[01:40] <Reefer> So if i want to setup my box to be a dedi i can use server addition?
[01:40] <tpw_rules_church> http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/ is spewing out errors at me
[01:40] <Reefer> Whats the requirements to run ubuntu?
[01:41] <leagris> mib_j4182xi0, Severian vlc can record desktop as well. But seriously I miss the seom compiz plugin that was very fluent at recording even opengl renderings without too much overhead and very few dropped frames
[01:41] <Joeseph> Oh come on......  I'm using Ndisgtk to install the netwg11t.inf driver for the wg111t adapter, but I'm getting "invalid driver".... any ideas?
[01:41] <mram50> hello folks..is there a way to migrate the data i have on a debian machine to ubuntu on the same machine with a new, clean partition? Doesn't seem like i should be able to do that, but something in the documentation seems to suggest it's possible
[01:41] <Jack_Sparrow> Reefer It tells that on the ubuntu site for each of the versions ubuntu, kubuntu xubuntu
[01:41] <losher> tpw_rules_: yep. looks like something ran out of disk space there...
[01:41] <ZykoticK9> Reefer, anything you can do with server you can do with desktop!  so to start out desktop is MUCH easier to get going!
[01:41] <kentb> Reefer, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[01:41] <Jack_Sparrow> kentb ty
[01:41] <mib_x15lmacb> how can i have a widget save my login and password so i dont need to type it in everytime in the beginning it would it it but then i pressed cancel now it doesnt ask me anymore
[01:42] <Reefer> thanks
[01:42] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_x15lmacb You can set that under security at system admin login window
[01:42] <losher> mram50: it depends on what you mean by 'the data'. Which data exactly?
[01:43] <mram50> well, email accounds, usernames, passwords, bookmarks, all that nice info
[01:43] <histo> mib_x15lmacb: what widget?
[01:43] <mib_j4182xi0> I can connect to my wireless network. But when I open firefox I get "Server not found." Help please.
[01:43] <histo> mib_x15lmacb: are you talking about hte main login screen?
[01:44] <Reefer> I tryed to install on my other machine and it says error go read the log in blahblah and there is no log
[01:44] <mram50> i'm thinjking it would be just as easy to write it all down, and save files where possible, but if there's an easier method...
[01:44] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_j4182xi0 try   ..  DNS Problems: Enter this into Web Browser address window 64.233.161.18 2  it is Google
[01:44] <mib_x15lmacb> histo: nah like i have a widget on my desktop using screenlets and the widget is a gmail widget and i want it to save my pass and login
[01:45] <Reefer> I tryed to install on my other machine and it says error go read the log in blahblah and there is no log
[01:45] <histo> mib_x15lmacb: if its no longer giving you the option but it did before you can look at deleting the config file for it in your home directory
[01:45] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_x15lmacb FYI thunderbird and gmail work well together.. I use imap so everything stays on the server
[01:45] <histo> Reefer: do you have the error message?
[01:45] <histo> Reefer: also did you check the cd to make sure its good.
[01:46] <aleron6> does anybody heah know if cinelerra has any support for avi or divx files
[01:46] <Reefer> Yeah i just burned it last night
[01:46] <Jack_Sparrow> !md5
[01:46] <ZykoticK9> aleron6, i seem to remember it having "some" but haven't used it in a long time
[01:46] <losher> mram50: it's spread over few different places. Bookmarks are generally in /home/<user>. Usernames & passwords in /etc/passwd & /etc/shadow, email accounts - depends on what you've been using. In general, if you back up everything in /etc and /home you'll have it all, but you might have to dig around for what you want. You can just copy /etc from one OS to another....
[01:46] <Matir`> man, ubuntu brainstorm is having issues
[01:47] <kentb> Reefer, I also suggest the alternate install cd, esp if your system is giving you fits:  http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#alternate
[01:47] <aleron6> hmm that doesnt answer my question completely does it yes or no
[01:47] <losher> mram50: Oops: it's spread over few different places. Bookmarks are generally in /home/<user>. Usernames & passwords in /etc/passwd & /etc/shadow, email accounts - depends on what you've been using. In general, if you back up everything in /etc and /home you'll have it all, but you might have to dig around for what you want. You *CANT*just copy /etc from one OS to another....
[01:47] <ruler> how can i open rar format file
[01:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !rar
[01:48] <losher> mram50: can -> can't
[01:48] <ruler> jack sparrow :rar format
[01:48] <Jack_Sparrow> ruler un-rar ,like it says'
[01:48] <greg> can't print from laptop through router, this should simple WTF
[01:48] <Jack_Sparrow> greg Please dont use the rude shorthand.  ty
[01:49] <mram50> Yeah..I didn't think I could..I know how to save it all and have done so a bunch of times in the past.. I was just sort of digging around in the docs about migrating from windows which i haven't used in eons and it seemd kind of like.. well, if I could do thai with windows then surely with another disto it would be a breeze..
[01:49] <ruler> jack_sparrow: filename.rar
[01:49] <zaccour> compiz fusion sucks big time
[01:49] <mram50> ;) I was just thinking it would be nice to not have to take all that time doing all this stuff.. wishful thinking I guess ;)
[01:49] <Jack_Sparrow> ruler Understood, and to unpack it you use un-rar like I said
[01:50] <greg> what the formation?? what's wrong with that??3
[01:50] <zaccour> it makes my system slow, grays it out, and crashes
[01:50] <ruler> how can install it
[01:50] <losher> mram50: my understanding is that even with windows, the so-called migration tools have only limited success...
[01:50] <ruler> i am new to ubuntu
[01:51] <mram50> sounds about right to me too.. last time I did anything with windows i just wrote it all down and retyped everything
[01:51] <Severian> |PiP|, a friend of mine is involved in a project to make a simple router to handle situations like yours.  You can see the project at http://packetprotector.org/index.html   It talks about wireless, but it handles wired connections, too.
[01:51] <kentb> ruler sudo apt-get install unrar
[01:51] <Jack_Sparrow> ruler sudo apt-get install unrar-free  or look in synaptic for other rar tools
[01:51] <|ntegra|> if I sudo shutdown for 2 hours time, will that leave my password/sudosu easily accessible to strangers for that 2 hours?
[01:51] <Jack_Sparrow> |ntegra| It shuold not leave you open
[01:51] <zaccour> is there a way to keep compiz from being buggy?
[01:51] <Reefer> Can i burn Ubuntu on a cdr?
[01:51] <ruler> ubottu archive mamager counld not open it
[01:52] <Jack_Sparrow> zaccour /join #compiz or buy supported hardware
[01:52] <zaccour> i have 2gb ram, maybe its the atom processor
[01:52] <mram50> what the heck.. technolgy seems to zing past me these days like the speed of light.. I thought maybe i missed something that would have been oodles and oodles easier. Oh well ;)
[01:52] <Severian> Reefer, sure.  People do that all the time.
[01:52] <aleron6> is there an expert heah with cinelerra
[01:52] <Reefer> ok i didnt know if you needed a dvd r or a cdr was fine
[01:52] <mib_j4182xi0> I typed 64.233.161.182 into my web browser but it seems to be stuck loading. In the status bar it hangs at "connecting to 64.233.161.18 2"
[01:52] <Jack_Sparrow> Reefer cd is fine even though the file is 700meg
[01:53] <|ntegra|> thank you Jack_Sparrow
[01:53] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[01:53] <aleron6> lol jack sparrow
[01:53] <greg> Jack, sorry i violated your sensibilities, do you go out after four pm?
[01:53] <Severian> Reefer, the normal Ubuntu download is a CDR.  There is a DVD version, but if it is under 700 meg, it is a CDR.
[01:53] <losher> mram50: I have it down to something of an art these days: about 17 files from /etc plus everything in /home. The real problem going between OSes is that you can't be sure the file formats will be identical. Going from debian to ubuntu they'll be close, but close doesn't really cut it...
[01:53] <Jack_Sparrow> |ntegra|  There is a timer on sudo  15 minutes in the same terminal etc
[01:53] <aleron6> captain jack sparrow
[01:53] <ruler> jack_sparrow: very very thanks
[01:53] <mib_j4182xi0> 64.233.161.182 finally loaded. It still says "server not found"
[01:53] <Jack_Sparrow> ruler np
[01:53] <|ntegra|> ..and I've timestamped it to 0zero0 too
[01:53] <ruler> kent: thans
[01:53] <zombie-robot> anyone having probs with the nonfree flash plugin?
[01:53] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_j4182xi0 cool, we ruled out dns issues
[01:54] <zombie-robot> i cant upload at megaupload
[01:54] <mram50> ive been using debian a while now, but certain things are real buggy like swf filkes, etc.. I'm hoiping ubuntu will be cleaner for that..seems to have a lot of the same stuff debian has though,,just a tad cleaner
[01:54] <Jack_Sparrow> zombie-robot try it without compiz effects turned on
[01:54] <Severian> zombie-robot, it is not perfect.  But, it is much better than the Adobe Flash player for people who care about security.
[01:54] <Reefer> Ok last question. I have a machine. i installed another HD can i put ubuntu on that HD and keep windows on the other and still get the option to select what os i want to run/
[01:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Reefer YEs
[01:55] <Reefer> ok thats it
[01:55] <Reefer> thanks
[01:55] <mram50> flash player is screwy lewey in debian or my older version anyway
[01:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Reefer Plan on a bit of grub tweeking to get the mbr right, best way is both on primary drive and your data on the spare drive
[01:56] <losher> mram50: 8.04.2 LTS is a very stable, solid release. 9.04 is notorious for flash problems...
[01:56] <aleron6> is version 9.04 buggs fixed yet eh
[01:56] <Reefer> Im looking for someone helping on the setup of ubuntu security measures anyone have time on there hands to go to pm?
[01:56] <raylu> aleron6: huh? there are always open bugs in all versions
[01:57] <zombie-robot> nope still doesnt work after i turn off compiz
[01:57] <mram50> i don't remember which i have..i suppose i could check.. i've just not used flash in so long and now it seems every page i go to uses it
[01:57] <aleron6> but i mean for the video cards
[01:57] <Severian> aleron6, People are working on it.  It is getting better all the time.
[01:57] <Jack_Sparrow> Reefer BEst to keep questions in the channel so we can try to make sure you get the best advice and not misdirection
[01:57] <raylu> aleron6: which one?
[01:57] <aleron6> isent it the intell and ati ones
[01:57] <IndyGunFreak> aleron6: the intel ones work if you enable the testing repo and install the updates.. ATI, not really sure.
[01:57] <aleron6> thats why i have migrated to it
[01:57] <aleron6> im still in 8.10
[01:58] <kentb> Reefer, start here:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1002167
[01:58] <mram50> i thought of going back to mandriva, but it bogs me down so slow....old clunker
[01:58] <aleron6> i wouldnt rishk9.10
[01:58] <zombie-robot> im using 8.04 and megaupload flash wont work :/
[01:58] <losher> mram50: I use flashblock. Almost all flash is disposable I find & inversely proportional to usable info...
[01:59] <mram50> i'd just like to watch a video once in a blue moon. ;)
[01:59] <zhoujingrui> no sound with  my ubuntu 8.10
[01:59] <losher> mram50: no guarantees of course, but give 8.04.2 a whirl...
[01:59] <mram50> how does ubuntu sit with flash, etc?
[02:00] <devil> hi guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[02:00] <Bradj47> hi, i'm having some problems with the connect to server feature in ubuntu
[02:00] <IndyGunFreak> aleron6: its still 9.04, its just a repository of preleased updates
[02:00] <devil> i wanna know about QT programming
[02:00] <IndyGunFreak> *proposed updates.. my bad
[02:00] <Bradj47> i'm trying to unmount an ftp server i'm connected to but it keeps giving me an error
[02:00] <losher> mram50: 9.04 is notorious for flash problems, 8.04.2 seems fine...
[02:00] <devil> i am not familiar with its compiler
[02:01] <Jack_Sparrow> devil this is ubuntu support, please find a QT channel
[02:01] <zombie-robot> http://stoneredition.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=242
[02:01] <aleron6> so ur sayin its not final yet?
[02:01] <raylu> aleron6: nothing is ever "final"
[02:01] <losher> devil: try #qt ?
[02:01] <mram50> ubuntu? I just downloaded a version..probably the latest.. maybe I'll go back and dig up an older version with the bugs worked out. ;)
[02:01] <raylu> aleron6: and different people have different ideas about what it means to be 'stable'
[02:01] <devil> losher:yes i tried to do but failed
[02:01] <aleron6> lol how is that so wen version 9.10 comes out it wont be final either
[02:02] <IndyGunFreak> aleron6: i would guess if they are proposed backups, probably not.. i enabled it w/o to much trouble.
[02:02] <jorgen> When I connect my usb keyboard to my laptop how do I effect the xbindkeys configuration on the usb keyboard without restarting X?
[02:02] <IndyGunFreak> aleron6: which intel device do you ahve.
[02:02] <aleron6> well integrated
[02:02] <raylu> IndyGunFreak: *backports?
[02:02] <aleron6> both mobo n video
[02:02] <devil> i am not getting familiar with its compiler environment
[02:02] <Demonicdata> 9.10 when is this coming out
[02:02] <IndyGunFreak> aleron6: well no kidding... what chipset
[02:02] <aleron6> i dont trust that version just yet
[02:02] <raylu> Bradj47: are you going to tell us the error?
[02:02] <raylu> las -cl
[02:02] <IndyGunFreak> raylu: no, not backports
[02:02] <raylu> ack, ignore that
[02:02] <Jack_Sparrow> devil this is ubuntu support, please find a QT channel that suits your needs
[02:02] <aleron6> idk'
[02:03] <mram50> yep..it's 9,04.. no wonder it was so screwey with the "live" version.. now it'll take a month of sundays to clean the cd up its on LOL
[02:03] <IndyGunFreak> aleron6: so you expect to fix the problem, yet you don't even know if your device is included in the problem, because youd on't know what ti is.
[02:03] <Pixels> is there a MSN program for Ubuntu 9.04?
[02:03] <Jack_Sparrow> Demonicdata 9:10  2009  month -= 10
[02:03] <jorgen> Jack_Sparrow: When I connect my usb keyboard to my laptop how do I effect the xbindkeys configuration on the usb keyboard without restarting X?
[02:03] <aleron6> lol how do i find out anyway
[02:03] <IamSOG> 68.11.94.52) ("Lost terminal")
[02:03] <devil> jack:QT is also programmed in ubuntu and supported by ubuntu however i am trying to get a QT channnel
[02:03] <Bradj47> yeah, i'm pastebinning it
[02:03] <Severian> Pixels, pidgen
[02:03] <Bradj47> here's the error: http://pastebin.com/d7d4a2dde
[02:03] <IndyGunFreak> aleron6: open a terminal and type "lspci" no quotes and hit enter
[02:03] <Demonicdata> Oh ok
[02:03] <Demonicdata> :|
[02:03] <Pixels> Severian, hehe funny :)  no seriously
[02:03] <losher> mram50: 9.04 still seems to need a lot of tinkering. Save yourself some grief and start with 8.04.2
[02:04] <Pixels> Seveas, aMSN any good?
[02:04] <Jack_Sparrow> devil I am aware of what we support and how we do things thanks
[02:04] <raylu> Pixels: install it and find out for yourself. pidgin comes with ubuntu
[02:04] <devil> jack:its ok
[02:04] <mram50> 8.04 has a live v doesn't it?
[02:04] <Jack_Sparrow> jorgen sorry, no idea on that
[02:04] <Severian> Pixels, That is serious.  There are other choices.  What you you not like about pidgen?
[02:04] <Pixels> do I need to add any plugins for firefox, e/.g noscript?  Or will I be ok and not get infected with anything from visiting websites?
[02:04] <raylu> mram50: all the ubuntu releases do
[02:04] <mram50> i thought so
[02:05] <Pixels> Severian, i thought you said pidgeon. thought you were teasing me
[02:05] <losher> mram50: yes, same process as 9.04. Download, burn, run live, install...
[02:05] <raylu> Pixels: if there were a system that was 100% free of security issues, we'd all be using it by now
[02:05] <raylu> Pixels: most people don't use noscript because they think it provides them with more "security"
[02:05] <aleron6> its an intel 82815 815 chipset
[02:05] <mram50> i major league screwed up my debian repos.. trhought I knew what i was doing.. :x
[02:05] <Jack_Sparrow> Pixels as long as we are forced to suport unsafe formats there will always be a slight risk
[02:05] <Severian> Pixels, Nope.  I do that every once in a while.  But Ppidgen is a nice program.  It handles a bunch of IM formats.
[02:06] <Pixels> Jack_Sparrow, so what can Ubuntu be infected with?  virus, spyware, malware?
[02:06] <IndyGunFreak> aleron6: that likely is not your graphics device
[02:06] <Bradj47> has addons for the IM formats it doesn't come with too
[02:06] <Pixels> Severian, how do I add my picture to it?
[02:06] <NemesisD> anyone know of a way to find a device's /dev path without using fdisk or anything, i don't have it available on this boot disc
[02:06] <raylu> Pixels: all of the above, because there is no clear-cut line between them anyway
[02:06] <losher> mram50: it's pretty foolproof in Ubuntu... :-)
[02:06] <nomadluap> i need some help. How do I change the scroll wheel speed on my mouse?
[02:06] <Jack_Sparrow> Pixels No virus issues in ubuntu, but you can get you r browser hosed up etc
[02:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !virus
[02:06] <zombie-robot> my flash greys out in 8.04
[02:06] <raylu> NemesisD: ls -l /dev/disk/
[02:06] <zombie-robot> in megaupload
[02:06] <mib_j4182xi0> Jack_Sparrow, If I type sudo lshw -C network into the terminal it says my PCMCIA card is disabled
[02:06] <Jack_Sparrow> zombie-robot How was it installed
[02:07] <mib_x15lmacb> so does anyone know how i can save the password i always have to set in my gmail widget so i dont miss my e-mails when it gets removed after each login?
[02:07] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_j4182xi0 I know something was going on with pcmcia but I didnt think they killed it off yet
[02:07] <aleron6> where the hell is it
[02:07] <Pixels> Jack_Sparrow, how do I prevent my firefox from being "hosed" in ubuntu?
[02:07] <Bradj47> raylu: can you help me now?
[02:07] <unifest> alguem sabe pq meu msn nao entra? da esse erro: Connection error from Notification server:
[02:07] <unifest> Reading error
[02:07] <mram50> Well, osh.. thanks for the info.. I guess I'll mosey over and go d/l 8.04 and give it a spin..that is if my burner hasn't decided to turn to a real live burner instead of a normal cd burner. ;)
[02:07] <mram50> err losher
[02:07] <Jack_Sparrow> Pixels Avoid those endless lists of plugins for one
[02:07] <Severian> Pixels, In the account setup, there is a place to let you specify your buddy icon.  Isn't that what you want?
[02:07] <zombie-robot> i tried uninstalling flash-nonfree and putting http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplayer10/libflashplayer-10.0.22.87.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz
[02:07] <zombie-robot> that file in the FF/plugins folder and flash works but not the megauploader
[02:08] <Pixels> Jack_Sparrow, if I create another user, and run firefox in there and it gets hosed or something happens, will it infect or affect the OTHER main user?
[02:08] <Pixels> Severian, think so
[02:08] <raylu> Bradj47: sorry, i don't see messages without my name in them usually. i'll take a look
[02:08] <Jack_Sparrow> zombie-robot so this is a FF plugin issue right..
[02:08] <mram50> i think I fried my cd burner...it's been acting kind of strange of later.. i think my dog decided to stick her snoot in it.
[02:08] <Bradj47> lol ok thanks
[02:08] <losher> mram50: osh, losh, losher. Whatever. If your burner dies, there's a workaround, http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ . Warning, I've never actually tried this myself...
[02:08] <unifest> alguem sabe pq meu msn nao entra? da esse erro: Connection error from Notification server: Reading error
[02:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !en
[02:09] <Pixels> Jack_Sparrow, in other words.. if I add a user and he stuffs everything up and gets "hosed" and visits infected websites etc... will it infect, affect and hose my main user account?
[02:09] <zombie-robot> it doesnt work in any other browser or with the nonfree
[02:09] <raylu> Bradj47: how was it "mounted?" is it in the output of "mount"? also, "sudo invoke-rc.d dbus restart" may help, though that'll probably restart x
[02:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !br
[02:09] <losher> !br | unifest
[02:09] <mram50> hmm.. I'll take a looksee
[02:09] <unifest> !br
[02:09] <Jack_Sparrow> Pixels No your account should be safe, a reinstall of FF would be about the worst case
[02:09] <Pixels> Jack_Sparrow, or does what he does STAY in his home?
[02:10] <Bradj47> raylu: i clicked on 'connect to server' under the 'Places' menu and had it add as a bookmark and it mounted when i clicked on the bookmark
[02:10] <Jack_Sparrow> Pixels HE is kept in his home, yes
[02:10] <Bradj47> raylu: where's the output of 'mount' is that a directory somewhere?
[02:10] <BeatlesFan> hey, I need your guys help...
[02:10] <losher> mram50: Burners fail eventually, Given the precision required for burning, it's a wonder they last as long as they do. If you use unetbootin, come back & let us know how it went
[02:10] <Pixels> Jack_Sparrow, if I create another user, and run firefox in there and it gets hosed or something happens, will it infect or affect the OTHER main user?
[02:10] <Jack_Sparrow> Pixels  it should not..
[02:10] <Pixels> Jack_Sparrow, in other words.. if I add a user and he stuffs everything up and gets "hosed" and visits infected websites etc... will it infect, affect and hose my main user account?
[02:11] <zombie-robot> so the megaupload flash uploader doent work in ubuntu?
[02:11] <raylu> Bradj47: the command "mount", in a terminal
[02:11] <Pixels> Jack_Sparrow, or does what he does STAY in his home?
[02:11] <mram50> That requires a usb drive. like a pen drive or something similar?
[02:11] <losher> ask | BeatlesFan
[02:11] <Jack_Sparrow> zombie-robot If it is a plugin then see the help page on ff plugins
[02:11] <losher> !ask | BeatlesFan
[02:12] <zombie-robot> link?
[02:12] <Jack_Sparrow> Pixels You other user will only have the access you give him and should not be an issue for our admin account
[02:12] <Pixels> Jack_Sparrow, COOL
[02:12] <Jack_Sparrow> zombie-robot mozilla.com
[02:12] <Bradj47> raylu: no, i don't see it in that list.
[02:12] <Pixels> :-)
[02:12] <BeatlesFan> I heard on here the other night that the new Ubuntu will not support Nvidia 6 and earlier, is that true?
[02:12] <mram50> I guess if my burner is screwed i can always go upload stuff to a server somewhere..do what i gotta do then redownload it like the old days of emailing everything to myself LOL
[02:12] <raylu> Bradj47: what's the path to the actual ftp "mountpoint"?
[02:12] <harpreet_> BeatlesFan: no
[02:12] <raylu> Bradj47: as in, what appears in your location bar?
[02:12] <Pixels> Jack_Sparrow, so I can add a user and be confident that whatevr he does wont infect or affect my user admin account?
[02:12] <losher> mram50: there's an option to download an iso and boot directly from it, as I understand...
[02:13] <Jack_Sparrow> BeatlesFan the 6600 are very popular, I doubt they would drop support for them
[02:13] <Jack_Sparrow> Pixels YEs.
[02:13] <harpreet_> Pixels: yes
[02:13] <BeatlesFan> harpreet, so if I install an geforce 6200 or 6600 in my PC I'll be ok for the foreseeable future?
[02:13] <Pixels> Haraken, ty
[02:13] <Jack_Sparrow> BeatlesFan I hope so , I have several in use now
[02:13] <Pixels> Jack_Sparrow, thanks ;)
[02:13] <Haraken> Pixels, np
[02:13] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[02:13] <mram50> makes sense.. if it can be run from a cd tray i don't see why it can't boot from... wait a sec.. this i need to think over LOL
[02:13] <Bradj47> raylu:
[02:13] <Haraken> xD
[02:14] <harpreet_> BeatlesFan: i just built a computer , one minute ago with 6600, if the card doesnt work you can always load a driver or edit xorg.conf
[02:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !iso
[02:14] <BeatlesFan> Jack_Sparrow: becuase I want to upgrade from my on-board graphics and I only have PCI slots.. not even PCI-e
[02:14] <BeatlesFan> or AGP
[02:14] <okaygo> so whats there to do in linux
[02:14] <okaygo> lol
[02:14] <Bradj47> raylu: the file browser lags tremendously when i try to open it hold on
[02:14] <Jack_Sparrow> BeatlesFan the 6600 pic or any agp pci-e should be fine
[02:14] <Severian> BeatlesFan, I can forsee a future when that card will no longer be supported.  It is post-singularity and 30 years or more away.
[02:15] <fellow> hello all. would anyone know how to turn force pidgin not to show who is joining and leaving irc channels?
[02:15] <BeatlesFan> jack_sparrow, unless I install a new MB I can only do PCI
[02:15] <xcerca> anybody using a xhd 2560x1600 monitor  ?, i'm thinking about getting one but wonder how ubuntu will look in it
[02:15] <Jack_Sparrow> BeatlesFan I have full STABLE compiz effects with the 6600 as well
[02:15] <mram50> ehh.. what the heck.. I'm a professional dumpster diver. I have about 20 old boxes laying about ..I'm sure several have used CD burners in them.. I just have to get ambitious and dig one out.
[02:15] <mib_x15lmacb> how i can save the password i always have to set in my gmail widget so i dont miss my e-mails when it gets removed after each login?
[02:15] <BeatlesFan> Jack_Sparrow: ok, thanks for the input
[02:15] <raylu> xcerca: horrible, with it's bloody orange crap
[02:15] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[02:16] <Bradj47> raylu: ftp as bradj47@bradj47.k-disk.net on bradj47.k-disk.net
[02:16] <okaygo> i put in my office 2007 cd and the program wont start in ubuntu
[02:16] <okaygo> why not???
[02:16] <Severian> mram50, you make a living at that?
[02:16] <raylu> Bradj47: is there a pencil/paper icon to the left of that?
[02:16] <mib_x15lmacb> okaygo: lol
[02:16] <harpreet_> okaygo: its not windows
[02:16] <losher> mram50: they're dirt cheap. $23 from newegg when on sale...
[02:16] <Jack_Sparrow> okaygo It is a windows application for one
[02:16] <harpreet_> okaygo: lol
[02:16] <xcerca> raylu ...  so , change the theme then ?
[02:16] <zombie-robot> arrrg i cant find anything on mozilla.com about my flash problem
[02:16] <Bradj47> raylu: no, it's a directory icon with what looks like a pipe going into it
[02:16] <okaygo> i though ubuntu was a windows program?????????
[02:16] <harpreet_> okaygo: use open office for free(dom)
[02:16] <mib_x15lmacb> how i can save the password i always have to set in my gmail widget so i dont miss my e-mails when it gets removed after each login?
[02:17] <Jack_Sparrow> okaygo Not even remotely a windows program
[02:17] <harpreet_> okaygo: ubuntu is not a windows program , it is a better operating system than windows in every aspect
[02:17] <xcerca> okaygo  --->  www.ubuntu.com
[02:17] <Ahmuck> i've been using a higher resolution on my machine and now if i try to use 1024x768 the display is to large for the screen.  the login screen is the same.  this happened after logging out.  how do fix this?
[02:17] <mram50> oh yeah I do.. I sell scrap metal usually and whatever appliances run i resell them too.. sold a fridge, a stove,washing machine and a dishwasher last week plus about $300 worth of metal
[02:17] <raylu> xcerca: indeed.
[02:17] <losher> mram50: very cool, but off topic :-)
[02:17] <Severian> mram50  Good for you.
[02:18] <raylu> Bradj47: i've never used the feature you're talking about, so i'm not really familiar with it. if you don't mind restarting X, "sudo invoke-rc.d dbus restart" as i said earlier
[02:18] <raylu> Bradj47: that's the only thing i can think of
[02:18] <okaygo> sudo make sandwich
[02:18] <Bradj47> raylu: ok, i'll try that
[02:18] <Jack_Sparrow> okaygo Please stop
[02:18] <mram50> you have to be willing to get dirty and talk to mainenence people at apartment complexes, but yeah..the money's out there ;).. Yeah, a bit off topic LOL
[02:18] <harpreet_> okaygo: !language
[02:18] <Severian> okaygo, an xkcd fan.
[02:18] <harpreet_> !language | okaygo
[02:19] <okaygo> There was something inappropriate with my language?
[02:19] <skippy> How do I ask a question?  Is their protocol?
[02:19] <Jack_Sparrow> okaygo Offtopic for one
[02:19] <raylu> skippy: just ask
[02:19] <losher> !ask | skippy
[02:19] <Severian> skippy, just ask
[02:19] <okaygo> skippy: The IRC Protocol for one.
[02:19] <harpreet_> skippy: just go ahead and ask
[02:19] <skippy> I have a cd rom of 9.04 and a USB and a portable USB harddrive
[02:19] <skippy> booting from the USB is not persistent
[02:20] <losher> !usb | skippy
[02:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !persistent
[02:20] <sica> hello Jack_Sparrow i removed quite and splash and it hangs out right after the boot, it hangs for a few secs with just the mouse in the middle of the screen then desktop appears
[02:20] <okaygo> skippy: try unetbootin
[02:20] <skippy> Thanks!
[02:20] <leagris> are there any missing applications/codecs in ubuntu64 compared to ubuntu32, or can I go stright to 64bits ?
[02:20] <skippy> unetbootin?
[02:20] <okaygo> It's a program for making bootable USB.
[02:20] <okaygo> XPlatform too.
[02:20] <raylu> leagris: everything is there, but somethings don't work as well. flash and wine come to mind
[02:20] <Ahmuck> !bug
[02:21] <Jack_Sparrow> leagris Try sticking to 32 until you get your feet wet
[02:21] <skippy> cool.   USB is already running just need persistent.
[02:21] <mram50> I just realized i have a removable HD too.. forgot about that.. it's locked in, but i can rig it out of there
[02:21] <skippy> thanks though
[02:21] <skippy> will try the other advice.
[02:21] <skippy> Thanks everyone
[02:21] <Lyth> Is there a way to get an equalizer for alsa?
[02:21] <losher> mram50: best of luck...
[02:21] <mram50> i wonder if I could download it there and boot from it as a slave.. hmmm..
[02:21] <Jack_Sparrow> Lyth You can ask in   /join #alsa
[02:21] <leagris> raylu, is wine not working at all ?
[02:21] <Ahmuck> what is the best way to search the bug reporting area to see if my bug has been reported yet?
[02:22] <sica> i removed quite and splash and it hangs out right after the boot, it hangs for a few secs with just the mouse in the middle of the screen then desktop appears, gnome as desktop
[02:22] <Samus_Aran> hello.  I have a system using 8.04 LTS and want to upgrade it to 8.10 then 9.04.  all the guides say to use either do-release-upgrade or the System > Administration > System Upgrade.  neither of these exist.  I have installed update-manager-core.
[02:22] <raylu> leagris: i had showstopping issues with some "platinum" apps
[02:22] <losher> mram50: if unetbootin works, you shoudl be able to just fine...
[02:22] <mram50> thanks losher.. cya later.. getting hot in here so out to the ol garage and yank out some parts. ;)
[02:22] <Lyth> I need an equalizer to use with ubuntu.
[02:22] <Jack_Sparrow> Samus_Aran <ubottu> Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) was the seventh release of Ubuntu. End Of Life: April 18th, 2009. See !eol and !upgrade for more details.
[02:22] <okaygo> What do you mean by 'persistent' skippy?
[02:22] <raylu> sica: that sounds like a login issue, not a boot issue
[02:22] <raylu> okaygo: i think he wants his changes to be saved on the drive
[02:23] <zombie-robot> i'm using ubuntu 8.04 amd64 and my flash plugin sux. can anyone use the uploader on megaupload?
[02:23] <Pixels>  pidgin doesnt support webcam in MSN :(  any alternative?
[02:23] <Jack_Sparrow> okaygo Persistent is using a livecd and your changes stay on the usb etc
[02:23] <sica> automatic login raylu
[02:23] <xcerca> Pixels
[02:23] <Lyth> So, theres no way to do this without redoing my entrie sound system?
[02:23] <Pixels> xcerca
[02:23] <xcerca> you can use aMSN
[02:23] <okaygo> If the media is R/W then shouldn't you be able to install a distro on a USB.
[02:23] <leagris> raylu, I'm getting a 6Gb ram PC with I7 CPU next week and have not decided uppon using a bigmem kernel or a real 64bit one
[02:23] <raylu> sica: right. but quiet and splash have nothing to do with that
[02:23] <Pixels> xcerca: cool bananas, ty
[02:23] <Jack_Sparrow> zombie-robot 8.04 has reached eol and is no longer supported, please try a newer version
[02:23] <sica> and also that wasn't hangin there a couple of days ago
[02:23] <Samus_Aran> Jack_Sparrow: I know how ot upgrade undeer normal circumstances.  I simply don't have an upgrade app available on command line or GUI
[02:23] <raylu> leagris: what apps do you depend on?
[02:23] <Samus_Aran> !upgrade
[02:23] <Severian> Samus_Aran, Open up Synaptic.  Go to Settings/Repositories/Update  Set Release upgrade to normal releases and then run updates manager.
[02:23] <raylu> leagris: i've been using 64-bit, dualboot, and i've had no showstoppers overall
[02:23] <leagris> raylu, World Of Warcraft ^^
[02:24] <harpreet_> leagris: for how much?
[02:24] <Jack_Sparrow> Samus_Aran Upgrading after EOL is NOT the same
[02:24] <sica> raylu: it was just to check if it was after or during the boot
[02:24] <losher> Jack_Sparrow: I thought 8.04 is on long term support
[02:24] <Jack_Sparrow> Samus_Aran <ubottu> Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) was the seventh release of Ubuntu. End Of Life: April 18th, 2009. See !eol and !upgrade for more details.
[02:24] <raylu> leagris: i actually feel that the issue has at least something to do with my intel mobile 4 express card than 64-bit
[02:24] <ensignavenger> Hi everyone- I'm a Linux noob- just installed Ubuntu server 9.04- I need to setup a Raid 1 mirror, but the manual only has instructions for doing this during the install- is there anyway to do it after the install?  Does anyone have instructions?
[02:24] <Samus_Aran> Severian: I don't *have* an update manager.  that's the problem.  I have set it to show normal releases
[02:24] <Bradj47> raylu: it's unmounted now
[02:24] <zombie-robot> what 8.04 is still supported?
[02:24] <Bradj47> thanks
[02:24] <raylu> sica: if X starts, it's after boot
[02:25] <Samus_Aran> Jack_Sparrow: 8.04 LTS is not past end of life, so why are you telling me that ?
[02:25] <raylu> !lts | zombie-robot
[02:25] <leagris> harpreet_, the all thing for about 1200€
[02:25] <sica> raylu: what can i do to fix?
[02:25] <elitecoder> What exactly is causing this? /sbin/ip route add 192.168.2.0/24 dev eth2 src 192.168.2.1 table 1
[02:25] <Jack_Sparrow> Samus_Aran Thought you said gutsy
[02:25] <elitecoder> RTNETLINK answers: Invalid argument
[02:25] <_polto__> hey guys, anyone running Ubuntu 9.04 on EeeBox B202 ? I have a really big CPU load and I do not understand why. X11 consume 30% CPU without showing any single window. If I do ping flooding on my LAN it use almost 100% of CPU
[02:25] <Severian> Samus_Aran, If you go to the System Menus/Administration/ do you see update manager?
[02:25] <raylu> sica: you could try moving your .gnome, .gnome2, or .gconf directories, but i'm not really sure
[02:25] <zombie-robot> yea no Sh**
[02:25] <zombie-robot> its still supported
[02:26] <Jack_Sparrow> zombie-robot Lose the rude shorthand
[02:26] <harpreet_> leagris: i built one today for $550 US, 4gb ram, nvidia 8400, gigabyte mobo, phenomX3, dvdrw
[02:26] <zombie-robot> srry
[02:26] <_polto__> I do not think EeeBox B202 is so cheap and unpowerfull,  I'dd like to get more from it.
[02:26] <Jack_Sparrow> !eee
[02:26] <harpreet_> leagris: monitor, keyboard, mouse, included
 sica: you could try moving your .gnome, .gnome2, or .gconf directories, but i'm not really sure ← anyone have a clue (slow x start)
[02:26] <Samus_Aran> Jack_Sparrow: /etc/*rel* says Ubuntu 8.04.02 Hardy
[02:27] <Samus_Aran> Severian: no, as I said in my first line after joining.
[02:27] <_polto__> thanks
[02:27] <Jack_Sparrow> Samus_Aran YEs, Hardy is supported
[02:28] <leagris> harpreet_, went DDR3, gigabyte MB, Nvidia 260, Coolermaster power bloc and case
[02:28] <Severian> Samus_Aran,  how about  /usr/bin/update-manager
[02:28] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[02:28] <funkyHat> Samus_Aran: sudo aptitude install update-manager | grep State
[02:28] <Samus_Aran> Jack_Sparrow: so now how can I get either a GUI or command line upgrade app ?
[02:28] <funkyHat> Samus_Aran: sorty: sudo aptitude show update-manager | grep State
[02:28] <funkyHat> s/sorty/sorry/
[02:28] <Jack_Sparrow> Samus_Aran PAstebin your sources list so we can have a look.. NOT in the channel ty
[02:28] <iuri> hi there, i have no wireless setup on my ubuntu 9.04
[02:28] <Samus_Aran> Severian: no
[02:28] <zombie-robot> so can anybody using hardy get the megaupload uploader to work?
[02:28] <fallore> reinstalling windows overwrote the MBR and so i need to reinstall grub. i burned a knoppix CD and am going to follow instructions from a website. the only question i have is how i can determine the root partition of the ubuntu install?
[02:29] <iuri> i just installed and the icon systray is turned off
[02:29] <Jack_Sparrow> fallore sudo fdisk -l will help
[02:29] <BeatlesFan> fallore, root partition will mount to "/"
[02:29] <iuri> i believe it needs to install something
[02:29] <BeatlesFan> fallore, look in gpart, you will see it
[02:29] <fallore> okay
[02:29] <Severian> Samus_Aran, then the sudo apt-get install update-manager  is your next step.
[02:30] <funkyHat> BeatlesFan: that's not much help, he can't boot from it at the moment so partitions won't be mounted in the normal places
[02:30] <Samus_Aran> funkyHat: update-manager was not installed, installing it now.  very stupid that all the guides say to install update-manager-core, which provides nothing, but not update-manager
[02:30] <tritium> Samus_Aran: update-manager is installed by default.
[02:30] <Jack_Sparrow> funkyHat gparted will show him what he needs
[02:30] <funkyHat> Samus_Aran: odd, saying to install update-manager-core is pretty stupid, as installing update-manager will install everything it needs
[02:31] <losher> !mbr
[02:31] <Severian> Samus_Aran, update manager was installed by default.  That is why the guides say to use it.  You at some point deleted it.
[02:31] <funkyHat> Jack_Sparrow: yeah, I was a bit behind with my reply
[02:31] <IamSOG> will ext 4 slows down a PC? because I have this old PC I am going to install Xubuntu to, but I don't know if I shold use Ext4
[02:31] <KyleK> hey is there a way I can kill a ssh session thats hung from the client side? like i ssh somewhere.com, get disconnected from the internet so I know its hung, how can I kill it?
[02:31] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[02:31] <losher> !mbr > fallore
[02:31] <losher> !mbr | fallore
[02:31] <raylu> KyleK: there is a shortcut, but i don't remember it. can't you just close the terminal?
[02:31] <Samus_Aran> funkyHat: I would prefer to do the command line do-release-update, but it isn't available.  I'd like to run the upgrade in GNU Screen.
[02:31] <ensignavenger> Anyone know of a tutorial on setting up RAID1 on an already installed and running server?
[02:32] <KyleK> raylu: i'd prefer to kill it, press up and then enter to reconnect ;)
[02:32] <funkyHat> Samus_Aran: install do-release-update is part of update-manager-core
[02:32] <Severian> IamSOG, don't use ext4 on any important machine.  It can become corrupted.
[02:32] <Samus_Aran> Severian: this isn't my system, and I didn't remove it.  I can't imagine the system owner removing it, either.  unless some app that was installed said it needed to remove it
[02:32] <KyleK> raylu: I've been getting by with killall ssh
[02:32] <raylu> KyleK: it'll be in your .bash_history, so up will still work after restarting the terminal
[02:32] <IamSOG> oic, thanks Severian I guess ext4 is still pretty new :D
[02:32] <Samus_Aran> funkyHat: I have removed and reinstalled update-manager-core, and I do not have a command "do-release-update".
[02:32] <raylu> KyleK: and so will !sshj
[02:32] <raylu> KyleK: !ssh, sorry
[02:32] <KyleK> true
[02:33] <funkyHat> Samus_Aran: try the full path /usr/bin/do-release-update
[02:33] <Severian> IamSOG, it is new and worth experimenting with.
[02:33] <Samus_Aran> funkyHat: already did, doesn't exist
[02:33] <funkyHat> Samus_Aran: sounds iffy :/
[02:33] <Samus_Aran> funkyHat: and confirmed the $PATH contains /usr/bin and other expected directories
[02:33] <IamSOG> I see... thanks Severian
[02:33] <ZykoticK9> ensignavenger, i remember searching for the same info at one point - didn't really find how to do it after install, might just be easier to try the install again (what info i did find was pretty complicated for me as I hadn't delt with RAID under linux before)  good luck.
[02:33] <raylu> KyleK: http://rwcduj.wordpress.com/2009/04/01/how-to-kill-frozen-ssh-sessions/
[02:34] <funkyHat> Samus_Aran: you could just update your sources.list manually and then do an upgrade using aptitude
[02:34] <KyleK> ohhhhh
[02:34] <KyleK> enter squiggle dot
[02:34] <KyleK> I was trying just squiggle dot
[02:35] <luis_> hi
[02:35] <geofft> Are the netboot images/files signed?
[02:35] <Samus_Aran> funkyHat: I just used Synaptic to check if /usr/bin/do-release-update is installed, and it says it is ... bah
[02:35] <Ahmuck> is there a way to search bug reports on launchpad?
[02:35] <zombie-robot> can anybody using hardy get the megaupload uploader to work?
[02:35] <luis_> anyone knows how install cedega??
[02:35] <fallore> alright, i'm back on knoppix this time, would someone mind giving me the command to see my partitions with terminal (or another method to do so?)
[02:36] <funkyHat> Samus_Aran: err, it's do-release-upgrade sorry
[02:36] <Severian> fallore,   fdisk /dev/sda   and then p
[02:36] <Samus_Aran> funkyHat: problem solved.  yeah, that.  sorry... should have used tab-completion on do-TAB TAB to fill it in
[02:36] <ensignavenger> ZykoticK9 The problem is that it takes a long time to transfer the data back after doing an install- and the server needs to be up as much as possible.
[02:36] <KyleK> raylu: thanks, thats been plauging me for the past month
[02:36] <Ahmuck> luis_: /join  #cedega
[02:36] <funkyHat> Samus_Aran: :)
[02:36] <fallore> thanks Severian
[02:37] <Samus_Aran> funkyHat: I was speaking across the room to the system owner who was typing in the commands ... not sure if they got it wrong, or if I did
[02:37] <funkyHat> Samus_Aran: I said do-release-update at one point
[02:38] <okaygo> fallore: hey sexi.
[02:38] <losher> KyleK: by "squiggle" I assume you mean tilde ?
[02:38] <Samus_Aran> funkyHat: ah.  but I was obviously doing it even before joining here as well, heh
[02:38] <Samus_Aran> funkyHat: thanks for your assistance
[02:39] <funkyHat> Samus_Aran: true :). and no problem
[02:39] <JoshuaP0x> anyone know of Zune support for ubuntu w/o using Wine?
[02:39] <Samus_Aran> Severian, tritium, Jack_Sparrow as well
[02:39] <Samus_Aran> cheers, night
[02:39] <fallore> i need help following these intructions: determine the root partition of your linux system, then mount it "dev" option enabled, with write permissions. If the filesystem isn't mounted you'll need to mount it like this (be sure to change "hda1" and "hda" to match the root location/device in your own system): sudo mount -o dev,rw /mnt/hda1
[02:39] <raylu> geofft: http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.04/MD5SUMS
[02:39] <raylu> geofft: wait, netboot? where?
[02:40] <BeatlesFan> just ordered the geforce 6200 512MB PCI card...to replace my onboard intel graphics...
[02:40] <coz_> BeatlesFan,  ok cool
[02:40] <Gnea> BeatlesFan: a wise decision
[02:40] <coz_> BeatlesFan, what happened to the 7600?? :)
[02:40] <BeatlesFan> coz, no AGP!!! :(
[02:40] <KyleK> losher: ~ squiggle, i thought ` was a tilde
[02:41] <coz_> BeatlesFan, oh  darn
[02:41] <JoshuaP0x> losher: like Kosher?
[02:41] <BeatlesFan> coz_: yeah, I have to replace my MB
[02:41] <coz_> BeatlesFan,  well as I said before that series  of card should be supported for at least another year and a half
[02:41] <BeatlesFan> coz_: I had to return the 7600 back to tigerdirect
[02:41] <Severian> JoshuaP0x, I am pretty sure there is no such thing.  I have a friend who won a Zune at a MS event and he has not been able to use it to this day.
[02:41] <coz_> BeatlesFan, oh man it wasnt agp?
[02:42] <pasteeater> Why do Debian (Exim) and Ubuntu (Postfix) use different default MTAs?
[02:42] <BeatlesFan> coz_: becuase my mb spec says there's an AGP but when you open the case and actually look at the board - no AGP slot!!
[02:42] <losher> JoshuaP0x: no, losher like nosher/posher. JoshuaP0x like chicken-pox ?
[02:42] <geofft> raylu: I am looking at http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/
[02:42] <coz_> BeatlesFan,  oh no what slot is it?
[02:42] <BeatlesFan> coz_: it's empty
[02:42] <BeatlesFan> coz_: I have 3 PCI and thats it
[02:42] <JoshuaP0x> Severian: That stinks. :o(
[02:42] <coz_> BeatlesFan,  oh man  well with the 512 megs it may be just fine
[02:43] <JoshuaP0x> losher: yes.
[02:43] <losher> KyleK: ~ is tilde, ` is a backtick
[02:43] <coz_> BeatlesFan,  you could order another motherboard  with agp   they are cheap one the will house your cpu
[02:43] <geofft> raylu: oh, duh, one directory up has the md5sums. never mind.
[02:43] <BeatlesFan> coz_: right I know
[02:43] <geofft> well, wait, that's not signed. that doesn't help.
[02:43]  * losher thinks screen names are a fascinating little art-form
[02:44] <coz_> BeatlesFan,  when you install it let me know I want to know how it performs for you :)
[02:44] <hclhdj> everybody,how can i install vidalia .0.1.12?
[02:44] <losher> fallore: you still needing help?
[02:44] <Loganhoup> Can someone help me, I'm having problems with my pulseaudio setup.
[02:44] <raylu> geofft: 54f93db03a5b13698abb5b4532a24a3e  ./netboot/netboot.tar.gz
[02:44] <BeatlesFan> coz_: ok...
[02:44] <coz_> hclhdj,  what is vidalia ...while I google :)
[02:45] <geofft> raylu: yeah, I see that, but that's not signed. that's just an md5sum
[02:45] <raylu> geofft: oh, signed
[02:45] <raylu> geofft: heh, i'm a step behind today
[02:45] <coz_> hclhdj,  did you download the source tar ball?
[02:45] <hclhdj> coz_: i see the "install" file ,but ..
[02:45] <hclhdj> coz_: yes, i download
[02:45] <raylu> geofft: you could mention it to #ubuntu-dev
[02:46] <coz_> hclhdj,  ok  open a terminal  and cd to the location of that extracted pacakge and then cd into it
[02:46] <losher> geofft: raylu: signed is kinda overkill. md5sum is quite adequate for most purposes...
[02:46] <zaccour> is there a safe way to remove evolution?
[02:46] <colton_> Does anyone know where I could find the documentation for the linux 64bit system calls?
[02:46] <hclhdj> coz_: i make the dir "mkdir buil"
[02:46] <coz_> hclhdj,   then in terminal type    mkdir build  && cd build
[02:46] <hclhdj> coz_: i make the dir "mkdir build"
[02:47] <coz_> hclhdj,  yes then cd  build
[02:47] <hclhdj> coz_: ok
[02:47] <coz_> hclhdj,   then type     cmake ..
[02:47] <crdlb> zaccour: it is reasonably safe to uninstall evolution as long as you install ubuntu-desktop again before you upgrade to a new release (which will restore evolution)
[02:47] <coz_> hclhdj,   remember the two dots though
[02:47] <coz_> hclhdj,  this is coded in C++
[02:47] <coz_> hclhdj,   so   cmake ..
[02:47] <hclhdj> coz_: wait
[02:47] <Loganhoup> Stressing pulseaudio by playing almost any type of sound for a period of time will crash and anything I play from then on will hang and skip. Oddly enough, it also seems to kill my internet connection with it. Yet wicd stills shows it is connected. The only way I can to find to fix it is to restart my system. If anyone could help I would greatly appreciate it.
[02:47] <harpreet_> crdlb: thats a good idea, this way he will get newest packages
[02:48] <hclhdj> coz_: no "cmake".........
[02:48] <boss_mc> Loganhoup: you probably want to ask in #pulseaudio they're the devs
[02:48] <harpreet_> Loganhoup: it is intel based system , right?
[02:48] <coz_> hclhdj,   sudo apt-get install cmake
[02:48] <Loganhoup> harpreet: no
[02:48] <Loganhoup> harpreet: It's an ATI chipset
[02:49] <losher> Loganhoup: 9.04 ?
[02:49] <hclhdj> coz_: then i setup cmake
[02:49] <Loganhoup> losher: yes
[02:49] <fallore> losher: yes i still need help
[02:49] <coz_> hclhdj,  then run   cmake ..
[02:49] <harpreet_> logankoester: atis are hard in linux, anytime i make a system i make sure i dont see ati on mobo,
[02:49] <losher> Loganhoup: 9.04 is notorious for sound problems. Start googling...
[02:49] <bastid_raZor> coz_, hclhdj wouldn't installing build-essential have all the required tools he needs?
[02:50] <coz_> bastid_raZor,   all but cmake
[02:50] <coz_> hclhdj,   then run  make
[02:50] <boss_mc> How does Loganhoup's graphics chipset effect his pulseaudio setup?
[02:50] <bastid_raZor> coz_, ah, didn't know that it did not include cmake
[02:50] <coz_> hclhdj,  if you want to install this then run   sudo make install
[02:50] <losher> fallore: Remind me: You lost your boot block after installing windows after Ubuntu & wanted to restore it using Knoppix live ?
[02:50] <Loganhoup> losher: I have and I have posted in the perfect setup thread on the ubuntu forums. I have received no help from google. Do not assume I have not researched this before asking here.
[02:50] <fallore> losher: yes
[02:51] <coz_> bastid_raZor,  also it wont include QT or qmake
[02:51] <okaygo> fallore: just stick your forehead into your PC.
[02:51] <hclhdj> coz_:   Qt qmake not found!
[02:51] <coz_> hclhdj,  yeah hold on
[02:51] <Ahmuck> hi.  i used to have a resolution 1024x768 and above.  now i have 800x600 and that is all that is given to me as a choice.  is there a way to fix this ?
[02:51] <okaygo> fallore: or is it a fivehead.
[02:51] <okaygo> :[
[02:51] <hclhdj> coz_: errors
[02:51] <GimliGlider> ubuntu sucks hard
[02:51] <coz_> hclhdj,  hold on trying here
[02:52] <boss_mc> Loganhoup: have you tried in #pulseaudio? They'll walk you through getting the data they need to help either fix your problem immediately or in a leter version of pulse...
[02:52] <hclhdj> coz_: :(
[02:52] <harpreet_> GimliGlider: whats wrong
[02:52] <losher> Loganhoup: I;ve lost count of the number of people on here with 9.04 sound problems since it came out. No one solution seems to fix them all. I know there are a bazillion pages about things to try. One of them may work for you, or it may not...
[02:52] <palantbon> ubuntu is great no virus's
[02:52] <GimliGlider> harpreet_ what's wrong is it doesn't make money
[02:52] <losher> fallore: do you not have a ubuntu live cd? It would be much easier...
[02:52] <GimliGlider> shut up noob
[02:52] <harpreet_> GimliGlider: it does make money
[02:52] <coz_> hclhdj,  on element would be   sudo apt-get install qt4-qmake
[02:52] <GimliGlider> no it doens't u idiot
[02:52] <boss_mc> losher: most problems are in part due to ubuntu using pulse but not installing paman by default...
[02:53] <GimliGlider> it's funded by mark shuttleworth alone
[02:53] <harpreet_> GimliGlider: how?
[02:53] <hclhdj> coz_: wati me.
[02:53] <losher> boss_mc: meet Loganhoup ....
[02:53] <harpreet_> GimliGlider: it does make money
[02:53] <boss_mc> losher: and sound being piped to weird places etc
[02:53]  * eseven73 smells a troll
[02:53] <boss_mc> losher: true....
[02:53] <GimliGlider> harpreet_ do you have harpees?
[02:53] <hclhdj> coz_: i install qt now
[02:53] <fallore> i don't think so, losher. would it matter if the version was lower than my current install?
[02:54] <harpreet_> !language | Gimliglider
[02:54] <losher> fallore: I don't think so, but if you've already booted knoppix I'm game to try if you are...
[02:54] <fallore> of course i am. i also have a website i can show you that has what i assume are working directions, i just need help deciphering one part.
[02:55] <losher> fallore: ok, what's the url you're using?
[02:55] <hclhdj> coz_: also error----when i run "cmake.."--"Could NOT find QtGlobal header"
[02:55] <bpun> i'm using tightvnc and the mouse cursor moves to the lower right corner of the tightvnc viewer.. there a way to fix this?(guest is ubuntu)
[02:55] <harpreet_> fallore: what is your wesite
[02:55] <coz_> hclhdj,   hold on guy I am trying to reconcile the depedencies :)
[02:55] <boss_mc> If I have a RAID1 partition with XP on it, how could I resize the partition to install ubuntu next to it?
[02:55] <hclhdj> coz_: ok,i wait you.:)
[02:56] <Enissay> Is it possible to create a user session under ubuntu 8.10, where this user can only run two specific applications?
[02:56] <hclhdj> coz_::)
[02:56] <fallore> harpreet_: losher: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/installation/52062-reinstalling-windows-removes-grub.html
[02:56] <boss_mc> is it as simple as resising the mirrors as well...?
[02:56] <coz_> hclhdj,  one is   sudo apt-get install libqt4-dev
[02:57] <losher> fallore: ok. does 'df -h' show a disk is mounted?
[02:57] <bpun> losher, "whatis df"
[02:57] <bpun> losher, the mount command shows mountpoints mounted
[02:58] <byerley> Hi, I'm trying to install mysql-server on ubuntu 8.04. I'm unable to start it and I'm not sure why. Syslog gives me http://pastebin.com/m6770217f
[02:58] <coz_> hclhdj,  ok yeah   sudo apt-get install libqt4-dev  should take care of all dependencies
[02:58] <losher> bpun: either should work ok
[02:58] <fallore> losher: /dev/hdd seems to be the only thing that looks like a mounted disk, though there are ~10 entries
[02:58] <coz_> hclhdj,  once you install those   run    cmake ..
[02:58] <bpun> losher, df doesn't show the mountpoints
[02:58] <coz_> hclhdj,   then make
[02:58] <coz_> hclhdj,   then  sudo make install
[02:58] <bpun> losher, no.
[02:59] <fallore> care to suggest an alternative, bpun?
[02:59] <hclhdj> coz_: yes! thank you,i test it
[02:59] <losher> bpun: my df shows mount points...
[02:59] <fallore> losher: bpun: fdisk /dev/sda   and then p was suggested to me earlier
[02:59] <coz_> now I have to figure out what this vidalia is other than an onion :)
[02:59] <bpun> fallore, ah.. well i have no idea who's asking what.. df has nothing to do with mountpoints
[03:00] <zaccour> whats the difference between ubuntu-desktop and gnome-desktop?
[03:00] <bastid_raZor> heh
[03:00] <tesseracter> i want to connect to my uncles ubuntu desktop from my ubuntu desktop. whats the easiest server-side setup for this?
[03:00] <fallore> well, bpun, i'm trying to do this: determine the root partition of your linux system, then mount it "dev" option enabled, with write permissions. If the filesystem isn't mounted you'll need to mount it like this (be sure to change "hda1" and "hda" to match the root location/device in your own system):
[03:00] <bpun> zaccour, ubuntu uses gnome as its default desktop
[03:00] <bpun> zaccour, (gdm service runs)
[03:01] <bpun> zaccour, gdm is the login default..
[03:01] <losher> fallore: if your disks are named /dev/hd then you'll need instead: fdisk -l /dev/hda
[03:01] <bastid_raZor> !ssh > tesseracter
[03:01] <zaccour> bpun but they look different, is ubuntu desktop just a modified gnome?
[03:01] <bpun> zaccour, (gdm compares to kdm.. but who cares.. gnome the default desktop is available on ubuntu)
[03:01] <m1chael> does anyone know of a way i can run a script like.. "./scan blahhblahblah" and have the script scan whatever is in the scanner and save the file as blahblahblah.jpg ???
[03:01] <bpun> zaccour, i guess all distros tweak the default loading applets that load on the taskbar..
[03:01] <fallore> losher: that command doesn't do anything (afaik)
[03:02] <zaccour> bpun oh ok thanks
[03:02] <losher> bpun: fallore: well, we can't both drive. Fallore, please choose a helper. I don't mind which
[03:02] <tesseracter> bastid_raZor, i want the desktop, not command line--i need to show him how to do stuff. i can use ssh to get that stuff ready, i suppose.
[03:02] <bpun> zaccour, the default browser should be nautilus.. if u click about on the file manager menu..
[03:02] <coz_> hclhdj, here is an ubuntu how to  other than actually doing what we did   http://onlyubuntu.blogspot.com/2008/03/howto-setup-vidalia-tor-gui-with-ubuntu.html
[03:02] <zaccour> bpun whats nautilus?
[03:02] <coz_> hclhdj,  by the way  cmake is going to take a bit of time to complete
[03:03] <bpun> zaccour, if its konqueror..(clicking on a home icon frmo the desktop, or clicking home from somewhere in a start menu--) then its kde
[03:03] <bpun> zaccour, name for the local file browser..
[03:03] <fallore> losher: i'd like you to help as long as you don't mind. i was just trying to explain to him what we were doing.
[03:03] <bpun> zaccour, like konqueror is for the kde desktop
[03:03] <hclhdj> coz_: i go to see you give me the site
[03:03] <bpun> zaccour, konqueror or nautilus >> windows_explorer
[03:03] <coz_> hclhdj,  that is an old site
[03:03] <bastid_raZor> tesseracter, vnc may be something to look in to. not sure if you will both see the same desktop at the same time
[03:03] <coz_> hclhdj,   I just noticed that so it may be out of date
[03:04] <hclhdj> coz_: can't going to.......
[03:04] <losher> fallore: ok. first we need to find out what disks knoppix thinks you have. Try 'dmesg | egrep hd' and see what it says
[03:04] <wireaper> ay
[03:04] <coz_> hclhdj,  did you do make install yet?
[03:04] <wireaper> just figured out how to get irc working
[03:04] <wireaper> only took me 20mins!
[03:04] <coz_> hclhdj,   and which version of vidalia do you have there?
[03:04] <hclhdj> coz_: i think i should setuo all the qt4
[03:05] <mib_x15lmacb> hey does anyone know how i can store my gmail widget's login and pass in keyrings?
[03:05] <coz_> hclhdj,  hold on let me check something
[03:05] <fallore> losher: http://pastebin.com/d4e03005b
[03:05] <h4mx0r> I some how deleted my desktop directory. How do I make a new one? Its got files from ~/ loaded all over my desktop.
[03:05] <wireaper> how do you see the userlist
[03:05] <coz_> hclhdj,    guess what?
[03:05] <wireaper> im on xchat-gnome
[03:05] <bastid_raZor> tesseracter, if you read up on the ssh page you'll see X forwarding.  not sure if that'll show you both the same desktop either.. i'm assuming that is what you want. something you can control his desktop remotely while he watches
[03:05] <coz_> hclhdj,   sudo apt-get install vidalia
[03:05] <bpun> h4mx0r, cd to home a mkdir "Desktop"
[03:06] <coz_> hclhdj,  and you are done
[03:06] <h4mx0r> bpun: I did that but its not accepting it
[03:06] <wireaper> nvm, figured it out
[03:06] <coz_> hclhdj,  delte the source tarball
[03:06] <coz_> hclhdj,   and just do   sudo apt-get install vidalia
[03:06] <geofft> h4mx0r, have you logged out and back in?
[03:06] <losher> fallore: I only see the CD drive. Try 'dmesg | more' and look for something that looks like a hard drive...
[03:06] <jrib> h4mx0r: you'll need to update ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs
[03:06] <h4mx0r> bpun: geofft will try
[03:06] <bpun> h4mx0r, dunno.. logout then in ?
[03:06] <Gourlis> what ubuntu does when it says a NOTICE at startup UNCLEAN SHUTDOWN ?
[03:07] <bpun> h4mx0r, if it still fails.. try using gconfedit or sommthing
[03:07] <fallore> nothing, losher. would a live cd necessarily show those things?
[03:07] <h4mx0r> jrib: that directory doesn't exist so gonna try relogging
[03:07] <bpun> Gourlis, it does a fsck ?
[03:07] <geofft> h4mx0r, the desktop window will use ~/Desktop if it existed when it started, otherwise ~
[03:07] <harpreet_> Gourlis: that means you shut it down without proper procedure
[03:07] <Gourlis> bpun, what's fsck ?
[03:08] <bpun> Gourlis, filesystem check
[03:08] <losher> fallore: yes, when it boots, it probes all the devices. There should be an entry that shows it saw your hard drive
[03:08] <Gourlis> oh
[03:08] <hclhdj> coz_: ok , i test it
[03:08] <coz_> hclhdj,  but you still have to install Tor
[03:08] <h4mx0r> logging out then back in did solve the problem, thanks
[03:08] <Gourlis> harpreet or bpun, how can I do once in a month a full system scan to fix it's problems ?
[03:08] <bpun> Gourlis, ya should get a ups if ur power went out...
[03:08] <fallore> losher: sd 5:0:0:0: [sdc] Attached SCSI removable disk something like that?
[03:08] <dft> why does /var/log/lastlog report itself as 195G?
[03:08] <bpun> Gourlis, i no expert.. but i never had to..
[03:09] <Gourlis> bpun, thanks for ur help anyway!
[03:09] <losher> fallore: yes, that looks more like it. It's a removable disk?
[03:09] <bpun> Gourlis, it's when ur system loses power and the OS didn't flush all the final changes..
[03:09] <aaditya> haven't received an update for about 2 weeks now
[03:09] <Gourlis> bpun, ok dude something else..
[03:09] <geofft> dft: It's a sparse file. Each person's login is recorded at their uid times some offset into the file
[03:09] <fallore> that might be an actual removable disk, like my card reader or something losher. lemme look around
[03:09] <aaditya> anyone else noticed the same?
[03:09] <hclhdj> coz_: i have install tor.......but only tor ,work is so bad,always can't go to the site
[03:09] <geofft> dft: It doesn't actually take up that much space on disk (as you probably assumed)
[03:09] <coz_> hclhdj,  ok
[03:09] <dft> geofft: I noticed
[03:10] <Gourlis> bpun, when my ubuntu doesn't response, I can do anything like Ctrl + ALt + Del like in Windows ?
[03:10] <bpun> Gourlis, maybe its the keyboard map..
[03:10] <aaditya> !sysrq | Gourlis
[03:10] <fallore> maybe this losher? SATA max UDMA/133 abar m8192@0xfd9fe000 port 0xfd9fe100 irq
[03:10] <fallore>  16
[03:11] <Gourlis> aaditya, thanks because yesterday happened.
[03:11] <aaditya> Gourlis: there's also an easy way to remember that sequence
[03:11] <losher> fallore: looks more like it. Is there an name e.g. hd<something> or sd<something> on a nearby line?
[03:11] <allymarie> hello....have quick question
[03:11] <Gourlis> aaditya, like ? :P
[03:11] <aaditya> Raising Elephants Is So Utterly Boring
[03:12] <bpun> aaditya, thats neat..
[03:12] <aaditya> R, E, I, S, U, B
[03:12] <fallore> what about this losher: http://pastebin.com/d76c6b1a
[03:12] <Gourlis> aaditya aahahahah
[03:12] <bpun> didnt know about that magicness
[03:12] <Gourlis> :)
[03:12] <zach74> whats the best linux friendly portable device?
[03:12] <bpun> haha
[03:12] <TecnicoDPC> #linuxjournal
[03:12] <aaditya> yep
[03:12] <allymarie> can anyone answer a quick question for me
[03:12] <losher> aaditya: nice one...
[03:12] <allymarie> please?
[03:12] <aaditya> !ask | allymarie
[03:12] <wireaper> i hate sounding noob, but how to you uninstall these irc clients?
[03:12] <fallore> !ask | allymarie
[03:12] <harpreet_> allymarie: ask
[03:12] <default> nick chhar
[03:12] <Gourlis> aaditya, thanks for your help :)
[03:12] <codyxx> Okay, question...
[03:12] <mib_x15lmacb> wireaper: what app u want?
[03:12] <geofft> Gourlis: aaditya: see, but there's so much else you can do with sysrq. Alt-Sysrq-K will kill all programs (including X) on your screen
[03:12] <aaditya> Gourlis: you're welcome :)
[03:12] <harpreet_> wireaper: thats a funny question
[03:13] <wireaper> how do i uninstall xchat-gnome
[03:13] <geofft> alt-sysrq-F will simulate out of memory and kill the hoggiest process... good way to kill e.g. firefox ^_^
[03:13] <losher> fallore: that' it. A 320GB seagate drive if I'm not mistaken.
[03:13] <allymarie> thank you
[03:13] <fallore> yes, losher, that's what ubuntu is installed on :D
[03:13] <mib_x15lmacb> wireaper: sudo apt-get uninstall wine-gnome
[03:13] <pasteeater> can anyone translate this? "127.0.0.0/8 [::ffff:127.0.0.0]/104 [::1]/128"
[03:13] <codyxx> I have to format my hard drive (long story), but I was wondering if I could back up my Ubuntu install onto an external drive exactly as it was then restore it later.
[03:13] <allymarie> i scanned my drive with clam and have found 5 viruses...
[03:13] <codyxx> On my main drive
[03:13] <Gourlis> thanks geofft
[03:13] <harpreet_> wrektjet: synaptic package manager, serach for xchat gnome
[03:13] <mib_x15lmacb> wireaper: actually sorry sudo apt-get remove xchat-gnome
[03:13] <losher> fallore: ok, next: fdisk -l /dev/sda & paste the output please
[03:13] <wireaper> always use terminal to do 'sudo or command lines?
[03:14] <geofft> dft: you can create a sparse file with e.g. dd if=/dev/zero bs=1k seek=1000000 of=myfile
[03:14] <bastid_raZor> !backup > codyxx
[03:14] <allymarie> i dunno what i was thinking not downloading spybot before...wasn't like i didn't know about it....i have the viruses quarentined but need help getting spybot going too please...  :)
[03:14] <aaditya> allymarie: are we talking windows here?
[03:14] <geofft> dft: er, "count=1" also.
[03:14] <seth> Hey, does anyone have any idea why when I burn a CD in Ubuntu, it won't play in my car. However, when I burn the same CD on a windows computer, it'll play fine?
[03:14] <fallore> losher: http://pastebin.com/d153143f4
[03:14] <allymarie> opps...that was too long..im very sorry
[03:14] <aaditya> !windows | allymarie
[03:14] <mib_x15lmacb> seth: what are u using to burn it?
[03:14] <Gourlis> geofft, doesn't work on my laptop...
[03:15] <bastid_raZor> seth, you're not converting the mp3's to wav
[03:15] <zach74> whats the best linux friendly portable device?
[03:15] <seth> Uh, I've tried Brasero
[03:15] <aaditya> allymarie: the longer the better
[03:15] <geofft> dft: that will create a 1GB file that only takes up 1 kb, but reads all zeros
[03:15] <BeatlesFan> seth, your CD player in your car will not play certain sound file types...
[03:15] <BeatlesFan> seth, make sure you are burning WAV files
[03:15] <aaditya> seth: try using k3b
[03:15] <geofft> Gourlis, I don't actually recommend using magic sysrq except in an emergency
[03:15] <aaditya> !info k3b | seth
[03:15] <Gourlis> alright geofft
[03:15] <seth> I use K3b too
[03:15] <dft> geofft: interesting I'll keep that in mind
[03:16] <losher> fallore: ok, your linux system is on /dev/sda6. Let's confirm that. Type: fsck /dev/sda6
[03:16] <BeatlesFan> !info tab | beatlesfan
[03:16] <bastid_raZor> seth, kubuntu-restricted-extras and ubuntu-restricted-extras are the packages you may need
[03:16] <aaditya> !botabuse > BeatlesFan
[03:16] <fallore> losher: http://pastebin.com/d29058e6b
[03:16] <seth> I use the 'New Audio CD' with K3b
[03:16] <aaditya> seth: which car do you have?
[03:17] <seth> @bastid_raZor Do I get those through synaptic?
[03:17] <bastid_raZor> seth, yes
[03:17] <allymarie> looking for help with my spyboy setup
[03:17] <nA1828KcFz9q> What is the command to recursively return a directory to the standard permissions for a directory in ~?
[03:17] <seth> @aaditya Uh, it's an older car. 92 or 94 Oldsmobile. The radio in it kinda sucks
[03:17] <aaditya> I haven't received a single ubuntu package update for last 2 weeks. Anyone noticed that?
[03:17] <aaditya> seth: time to buy a new one ;)
[03:17] <seth> @bastid_raZor. What do I do once I get those?
[03:18] <aaditya> !windows > allymarie
[03:18] <seth> @aaditya Ha. In my dreams. I'm still trying to get enough money to buy a laptop
[03:18] <ZykoticK9> want to install Adobe's Acrobat reader, added Medibuntu repo and no acroread?  went to web - http://packages.medibuntu.org/jaunty/acroread.html only shows an amd64 packages - which requires ia32-libs, what gives?
[03:18] <aaditya> seth: buy a new radio then ;)
[03:18] <losher> fallore: perfect. It's a linux ext filesystem & it checks clean. Now lets go back to the knoppix guide.
[03:18] <hclhdj> coz_: thanks , now i have install vidalia!!
[03:18] <coz_> hclhdj,  very cool
[03:18] <losher> fallore: type: mkdir /mnt/root
[03:18] <jrib> ZykoticK9: iirc, it's in canonical's partner repository for i386 (check)
[03:18] <seth> @aaditya Yeah, that's what I'm thinking
[03:18] <bastid_raZor> seth, when trying to burn the mp3s you'll notice it will convert the mp3s to wav then it'll burn the cd.
[03:19] <hclhdj> coz_: :)
[03:19] <allymarie> help installing spybot
[03:19] <ZykoticK9> jrib, iirc <- ? sorry
[03:19] <seth> @bastid_raZor Is this for k3b after I download the restricted packages?
[03:19] <jrib> ZykoticK9: if I recall correctly
[03:19] <allymarie> what to do with quarentined viruses
[03:19] <bastid_raZor> seth, the kubuntu package is and ubuntu package is for brasero
[03:20] <fallore> losher: mkdir: cannot create directory `/mnt/root': Permission denied
[03:20] <seth> @bastid_raZor So once I download those, I should just use Brasero?
[03:20] <losher> fallore: type: sudo mkdir /mnt/root
[03:20] <fallore> i did, losher, didn't output anything.
[03:20] <bastid_raZor> seth, you could use either one. it is a choice of preference.
[03:20] <losher> fallore: good, no output means it worked :-)
[03:20] <foolz> does anyone know if the ies4linux Internet Explorer 6 on Ubuntu is able to display PNG images at all?  I can't seem to see any PNG images when I use it
[03:20] <ZykoticK9> jrib, thanks that's was it
[03:21] <dignan> the main cause of viruses in windows is the userbase of windows
[03:21] <elitecoder> Why would this: /sbin/ip route add 192.168.2.0/24 table 1 dev eth2 src 192.168.2.1 give me RTNETLINK answers: Invalid argument?
[03:21] <jrib> ZykoticK9: no problem
[03:21] <dignan> if we convert the windows userbase to linux
[03:21] <seth> @bastid_raZor Oh. Ok. Well, I haven't had any luck trying to use k3b. So I'll give Brasero a try
[03:21] <losher> fallore: sudo mount -o dev,rw /dev/sda6 /mnt/root
[03:21] <foolz> and if not, is IE6 able to display PNG images on windows (even if it has alpha transparency problems) ?
[03:21] <dignan> linux will become viral
[03:21] <jrib> foolz: ask #winehq about how to properly install ie
[03:21] <jrib> dignan: do you have a support qusetion?
[03:21] <fallore> no output again, losher
[03:22] <bastid_raZor> seth, after you get those two packages installed goto k3b and the preferences>configure k3b> plugins .. see if all those are installed.
[03:22] <losher> fallore: perfect, now 'ls -l /mnt/root' (that's a lower case L btw)
[03:22] <fallore> done, losher
[03:22] <seth> @bastid_raZor Oh. Ok. So I do need to install Kubuntu too, even though I'm using Ubuntu?
[03:22] <allymarie> what kind of application do i open spybot in....an exe file??hmmmm
[03:22] <losher> fallore: see a bunch of files in there?
[03:22] <xektrum> hello
[03:22] <bastid_raZor> seth, no
[03:22] <fallore> yes. losher
[03:23] <scunizi> allymarie: uh.. spybot?  why do you need that?
[03:23] <seth> @bastid_raZor Sorry. I'm struggling tonight. I feel bad that I'm struggling so badly.
[03:23] <allymarie> scunizi: why not?
[03:23] <scunizi> allymarie: or did I come in late and miss something?
[03:23] <bastid_raZor> seth, you can use any program that kubuntu has in ubuntu.. no worries. everyone has to learn at some point :)
[03:23] <xektrum> my usplash disappears just before the loads begins (just after the pulsing ends) and goes to text mode, does anyone knows how to fix this ?
[03:24] <fallore> allymarie: because spybot is a program for windows, and this is a channel for ubuntu (linux).
[03:24] <allymarie> scunizi: i have 5 viruses quarentined and need to know how to get rid of them for good...and would like spybot for backup
[03:24] <losher> fallore: ok,. now try 'sudo chroot /mnt/root bash'
[03:24] <scunizi> allymarie: quarentined in windows right?
[03:24] <seth> @bastid_raZor Oh, alright. Yeah, I appreciate you sticking with me :). I have the configuration thing. What should I be looking for in the list?
[03:24] <allymarie> scunizi: in clam tk
[03:24] <jrib> allymarie: what does this have to do with ubuntu?
[03:24] <fallore> o
[03:24] <ubuntu__> hi am a new user and i need help
[03:24] <jrib> allymarie: never mind
[03:24] <fallore> i'm pretty sure it worked, losher
[03:24] <scunizi> allymarie: on a windows partition?
[03:25] <allymarie> no
[03:25] <Severian> foolz, using google, I see some css patches that purport to fix png support for IE6.  For example, http://www.twinhelix.com/css/iepngfix/
[03:25] <losher> fallore: do another 'ls -l' and paste the result
[03:25] <scunizi> allymarie: from running wine?
[03:25] <bastid_raZor> seth,plugins.. if all those are installed then you're good to go. burning cd's to play in a car will work
[03:25] <fallore> losher: http://pastebin.com/d6c1b1870
[03:25] <seth> @bastid_raZor I have the k3b external audio encoder. That seems like it'd be the right thing
[03:25] <allymarie> scunizi: i have nothing windows on this thing...it's all linux
[03:26] <losher> fallore: perfect. Now the big moment, type: grub
[03:26] <fallore> losher: worked :D
[03:26] <xektrum> my usplash disappears just before the loads begins (just after the pulsing ends) and goes to text mode, does anyone knows how to fix this ?
[03:26] <scunizi> allymarie: If clam has quarentined them from something.. then they are on the HD.. find where clam put them and simply delete.. they won't hurt your system anyway.
[03:26] <thiebaude1> allymarie: do you have the names of the virus files?
[03:26] <losher> fallore: now type: find /boot/grub/stage1
[03:26] <allymarie> scunizi:find them thru the tags?
[03:26] <fallore> losher: Error 15: File not found
[03:27] <scunizi> allymarie: check the clam info or config and find out where it puts files it finds..
[03:27] <losher> fallore: ok, please wait while I check my notes
[03:29] <bishop_> joining
[03:29] <elitecoder> Why would this: /sbin/ip route add 192.168.2.0/24 table 1 dev eth2 src 192.168.2.1 give me RTNETLINK answers: Invalid argument?
[03:30] <losher> fallore: are you looking at a grub prompt like this one 'grub> "
[03:30] <fallore> yes, losher
[03:30] <allymarie> scunizi:i deleted them from my trash bin too...still sitting in qarentine
[03:30] <tanath> anyone know how to get the thumb buttons on the mouse for forward & backward working in nautilus?
[03:30] <losher> fallore: try it again just to be sure: find /boot/grub/stage1
[03:31] <Xcell> tanath-  google inwheel...and its in synaptic
[03:31] <fallore> same thing, losher
[03:31] <Xcell> imwheel
[03:31] <losher> fallore: bummer. Not supposed to happen. Ok. let's try it the knoppix guide way. Type exit to get out of grub
[03:31] <tanath> Xcell, hrm, used to have that... they work in firefox & other things though now. thought i could do without.
[03:32] <ZykoticK9> script problem with sudo and redirection "sudo echo "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu jaunty partner" >> /etc/apt/sources.list" gives an error due to the >> I thought tee was the program to use instead but doesn't seem to be working.
[03:32] <Xcell> oh... never did myself
[03:32] <mimiloon> hi everybody, i have a quick question on firestarter and that is: i have multiple network cards and when i disconnect one network card and use the other, the firewall also stops. is there a way to make the firewall stay active no matter which network card i'm using?
[03:32] <scunizi> allymarie: you might search www.ubuntuforums.org.. there seems to be lots of references there for clam.. It's not a program that I use at all.
[03:32] <fallore> done losher
[03:32] <Xcell> i have a logitech lx7
[03:32] <thiebaude1> !clam
[03:32] <bishop_> leaving
[03:32] <allymarie> scunizi: thanks for giving me a place to start :)
[03:32] <geofft> ZykoticK9: are you doing echo | sudo tee -a, or sudo echo | tee -a?
[03:33] <matari> I've been looking into Multi-Pointer X and would like to get multiple mice running on one x-server. I know that X-Input 2.0 is coming out in 7 days, and MPX will be fully merged with XOrg with 1.7 in a few months, but is there any way to get multiple cursors with MPX up and running currently with any distros?
[03:33] <losher> fallore: now try 'grub-install /dev/sda'
[03:33] <fallore> tanath: in the past i've gotten those buttons working by editing my xorg.conf. there are a bunch of guides on various forums that could be found with an easy google search :)
[03:33] <ZykoticK9> geofft, i was replacing the ">>" with "tee" not how it works?
[03:34] <geofft> ZykoticK9, no. You redirect output to tee with a pipe, and then you make tee privileged
[03:34] <fallore> losher: /dev/sda: Not found or not a block device.
[03:34] <mudittuli> after a ubuntu update my screen resolution got changed, not sure how to get it back !
[03:34] <bastid_raZor> isn't it an oxymoron to build a virus program for ubuntu
[03:34] <xxiao> this sucks! ubuntu8.04 messed up my audio output, replace the desktop speaker with internal speaker, shit
[03:34] <corey_> ubuntu sucks ass bro windows for life
[03:34] <scunizi> mudittuli: do you have an nvidia card?
[03:34] <tanath> fallore, same here, but with the past couple distros they 'just worked' (at least in things other than nautilus)
[03:34] <geofft> ZykoticK9, echo "deb http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu jaunty partner" | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list
[03:34] <xxiao> blacklist pcspkr does not help
[03:34] <losher> fallore: once more, but with hda instead i.e. 'grub-install /dev/hda'
[03:34] <jrib> corey_: do you have a support question?
[03:34] <fallore> same error message, losher
[03:34] <ZykoticK9> geofft, thanks :)
[03:35] <corey_> yea lick my ballz
[03:35] <mudittuli> scunizi: yes i do !
[03:35] <Xcell> tanath-  the last version mine worked was 7.10....after that it stoped
[03:35] <xxiao> tried to use /dev/dsp1 it worked, ln -s /dev/dsp1 /dev/dsp worked, for a short while
[03:35] <scunizi> mudittuli: and did you install the driver that comes direct from nvidia or the one supplied by ubuntu?
[03:35] <xxiao> then it makes noises from internal pc speaker, shit
[03:35] <tanath> Xcell, weird. what mouse? i have logitech mx500
[03:35] <Xcell> lx7  logitech
[03:35] <geofft> ZykoticK9, or better yet, create a file with the contents and sudo cp that-file /etc/apt/sources.list.d/partner.list :)
[03:35] <byerley> Hi, I'm trying to install mysql-server on ubuntu 8.04 with apt-get. I'm unable to start it and I'm not sure why. Syslog gives me http://pastebin.com/m6770217f
[03:36] <xxiao> does not use my usb-desktop-speaker by default, looked at udev rules, nothing there either
[03:36] <xxiao> could not watch hulu, sucks!
[03:36] <zhoujingrui> can anyone help me?my ubuntu 8.10 no sound
[03:36] <losher> fallore: ok, I think this is because knoppix uses different naming conventions for grub. I think I'm stuck at this point. Did you say you have a ubuntu live cd?
[03:36] <xxiao> because of this stupid audio issue
[03:36] <mimiloon> hi everybody, i have a quick question on firestarter and that is: i have multiple network cards and when i disconnect one network card and use the other, the firewall also stops. is there a way to make the firewall stay active no matter which network card i'm using?
[03:36] <mudittuli> scunizi: I updated my machine >> the creen resolution got messed up >> Installed the nvidia driver >> still messed up
[03:36] <xxiao> it worked well until two days ago
[03:36] <tanath> ah well, thanks
[03:36] <fallore> losher: i might somewhere, let me look
[03:36] <mudittuli> the screen*
[03:37] <scunizi> mudittuli: again which driver?  the one direct from nvidia that needs downloading or the one supplied by ubuntu?
[03:37] <fallore> losher: i have 7.10 :P will that work?
[03:37] <kamal> hi everyone
[03:37] <mudittuli> scunizi: I downloaded the driver from nvidia
[03:37] <losher> fallore: it should work fine. Do you want to try booting it?
[03:37] <kamal> please i neef some help
[03:37] <fallore> sure losher, i'll report back.
[03:37] <mudittuli> the latest one !
[03:38] <losher> fallore: ok, standing by...
[03:38] <tanath> imwheel borked my mouse >.<
[03:38] <scunizi> mudittuli: and did you reinstall it with the desktop shutdown and from terminal?
[03:38] <kamal> I recently installed ubuntu on my HP DV7 1035em and the LFE ( subwoofer ) doesn't work !
[03:38] <tanath> now scroll wheel is back & forward, and thum buttons don't work
[03:38] <kamal> do you know how can i fix this ?
[03:38] <Xcell> tanath-  i know in the ubuntu forums there are ways to edit xorg and play with it.. i have yet to try this.
[03:38] <mudittuli> scunizi: i installed with X server stopped
[03:38] <tanath> *thumb
[03:38] <TeenySHAD0W> Having problems running Java from within firefox, specifically with http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.php?rid=EPZ&product=NCR&overlay=11101111&loop=yes - how do I enable java?
[03:39] <mudittuli> and yes from terminal
[03:39] <tanath> Xcell, really shouldn't have to by now >.<
[03:39] <dignan> tanath: it's the Option ZAxisMapping in xorg.conf
[03:39] <tanath> Xcell, should have been fixed yrs ago
[03:39] <dignan> set it to "4 5"
[03:40] <scunizi> mudittuli: something might have gone wrong on the reinstall.. you might try again.. also after installation you need to reboot not just restart x.. the last thing to try would be to install nvidia-settings, load that with sudo from cli and "save" to your xorg file
[03:40] <Xcell> thanks dignan  ill try that later.
[03:40] <dignan> i don't know what imwheel is
[03:41] <dignan> do you guys have special mice?
[03:41] <Xcell> its a mouse button controller
[03:41] <dignan> how many buttons on your mouse?
[03:41] <centaur5> I've tried installing the packages libsexy and pythonsexy from 3 different mirrors and they all give errors with size mismatches. Is there something wrong with the repositories?
[03:41] <Xcell> i have 7
[03:41] <dignan> oh snap
[03:41] <TeenySHAD0W> Having problems running Java from within firefox, specifically with http://radar.weather.gov/ridge/radar.php?rid=EPZ&product=NCR&overlay=11101111&loop=yes - how do I enable java? (running 9.04)
[03:41] <tanath> dignan, do you know what it should be for logitech mx500?
[03:41] <zach74> Xcell, what mouse?
[03:42] <Xcell> logitech lx7
[03:42] <matari> Does anyone know how to get multiple mice up and running?
[03:42] <Xcell> put a cat behind them
[03:42] <dignan> i'm not sure if the xorg.conf edit will make a difference.. you could tell by running xev and scrolling down and up and seeing if the button attribute is 4 and 5 respectively.. I'm not sure about your special mouse cases.. but if Xorg has no problem recognizing the higher buttons on its own.. no extra software should be required
[03:42] <Xcell> lol  j/k
[03:42] <scunizi> lube the wheel
[03:42] <fallore> hi losher :D
[03:43] <m1chael> im running ubuntu virtually.. and the networking is working perfect right out of the box.. im wondering.. what can i type on the shell that would show me all the network interface stuff... ips/host names/dhcp/etc...
[03:43] <losher> fallore: hi fallore
[03:43] <dignan> basically xev will give you a lot of insight into your mouse pursuits
[03:43] <dignan> try it
[03:43] <IamSOG> odd xubuntu 8.04 take so long to boot
[03:43] <fallore> i'm on ubuntu 7.10 atm, losher.
[03:43] <mudittuli> scunizi: okies, I will attempt again !, will be back in few minutes
[03:43] <scunizi> mudittuli: :)
[03:43] <IamSOG> OH wait, I mean 9.04
[03:43] <losher> fallore: ok, we're gonna follow http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351
[03:43] <tanath> Xcell, dignan, my xorg.conf config has the mouse section commented out by update-manager saying HAL is now used...
[03:44] <tanath> Xcell, dignan, but i had the zaxismapping in there...
[03:44] <mudittuli> so how do I go about it, : Stop X server >> install driver from terminal >> reboot
[03:44] <fallore> site loaded, losher
[03:45] <scunizi> mudittuli: you
[03:45] <scunizi> mudittuli: oops..
[03:45] <losher> fallore: ok, here we go. 'sudo grub'
[03:45] <fallore> done
[03:45] <losher> fallore: find /boot/grub/stage1
[03:45] <scales11> hi all.  i am trying to blacklist a driver, i tried
[03:45] <scales11> sudo echo zd1211rw >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[03:45] <scales11> but it didnt seem to work?
[03:45] <fallore> losher: Error 15: File not found
[03:46] <zach74> when i was on 8.04 my internet was a lot faster, why is it so slow with 9.04
[03:46] <losher> fallore: ok. I wonder if the grub files are lost. Open another terminal
[03:46] <scunizi> mudittuli: you'd ctrl+alt+F2.. log in then .. sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop .. then.. cd to the directory where the install file is and .. sudo ./<filename> .. after install .. sudo reboot now
[03:46] <fallore> losher: could this be because i have two hard drives? there is an edit and quote at the bottom of the post about this
[03:46] <tsimpson> scales11: user "echo zd1211rw | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist"
[03:46] <mudittuli> scunizi: anything more ?
[03:46] <tsimpson> *s/user/use/
[03:46] <skippy> I tried the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPersistent with 9.04 using the USB Startup creator.  It didn't work.  Not persistent.
[03:47] <fallore> losher: AND grub is not and would not be installed on the the hard drive i've been running windows off of for a while.
[03:47] <scunizi> mudittuli: it *should* be that simple.. that's the way I do it.
[03:47] <fallore> losher: both "edits" look like they may have some relevance to my problem
[03:47] <Edgar1> hi, i have installed ubuntu 9.04
[03:47] <fallore> congrats, edgar
[03:47] <Edgar1> but now i can't listen anysound, no music
[03:47] <losher> fallore: well, we'll check again. In the new terminal, do 'fdisk -l /dev/sda' like last time
[03:48] <Edgar1> not sure why, the volume is ok and the system detect that sound card
[03:48] <Edgar1> help with this please
[03:48] <dignan> run alsamixer from a terminal and make sure pcm and volume are maxed
[03:48] <skippy> I tried the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPersistent with 9.04 using the USB Startup creator.  It didn't work.  Not persistent. Is there another way?
[03:48] <losher> fallore: oops, sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda
[03:48] <fallore> losher: http://pastebin.com/d671c5b3c
[03:49] <tanath> anyone know how to enable thumb mouse buttons for back & forward in nautilus without messing with imwheel?
[03:49] <elitecoder> Why would this: /sbin/ip route add 192.168.2.0/24 table 1 dev eth2 src 192.168.2.1 give me RTNETLINK answers: Invalid argument?
[03:49] <elitecoder> I've been trying to fix this for hours and I don't understand what the issue is
[03:49] <elitecoder> I tried re-ordering the variables to match the `ip route add help` syntax as closely as i can and it's still doing it
[03:49] <losher> fallore: ok, sudo fsck /dev/sda6
[03:49] <fallore> same output as last time, losher
[03:49] <mphill_> is static during audio play back a known issue?  I've tried two different sound cards, both get static, the speakers seem fine when I use ESD.
[03:50] <dignan> tanath: a stab in the dark here.. try looking at the gconf settings for nautilus to see if there is a way to bind a key or mouse button to an action
[03:50] <skippy> I tried the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPersistent with 9.04 using the USB Startup creator.  It didn't work.  Not persistent.   Should I try manually creating?
[03:50] <losher> fallore: good, now 'sudo mkdir /mnt/root' like last time
[03:51] <skippy> jI tried the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPersistent with 9.04 using the USB Startup creator.  It didn't work.  Not persistent.
[03:51] <skippy> Should I try another way?
[03:51] <skippy> :)
[03:51] <losher> fallore: and finally. mount /dev/sda6 /mnt/root
[03:51] <tanath> dignan, hrm, thanks but didn't find anything :-/
[03:52] <dignan> you looked in gconf editor?
[03:52] <fallore> done, losher
[03:52] <Kana-nano> im having a slight problem unstalling Wine, does anyone have a minute to help?
[03:52] <Kana-nano> installing*
[03:52] <LadyNikon> Kana-nano: i would explain what your problem is .. vs asking can someone help.
[03:52] <tanath> dignan, yeah
[03:52] <skippy> I tried the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent with 9.04 using the USB Startup creator.  It didn't work.  Not persistent.
[03:53] <losher> fallore: ok, 'ls -l /mnt/root/boot/grub' & oaste
[03:53] <dignan> is there at least a way to bind key combos in nautilus to back and forward?
[03:53] <Kana-nano> sorry didnt want to be rude =3
[03:53] <dignan> i'm guessing imwheel si a program that translates mouse presses into key presses?
[03:53] <fallore> losher: http://pastebin.com/d4973692f
[03:53] <tanath> dignan, not that i saw
[03:53] <dignan> ok
[03:53] <tanath> dignan, something like that yeah
[03:54] <Edgar1> i stiil have no sound after chekc the alsamixer
[03:54] <losher> fallore: that looks perfect. All the grub files are there, including stage1
[03:54] <Classic> hello
[03:54] <skippy> I tried the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPersistent with 9.04 using the USB Startup creator.  It didn't work.  Not persistent.
[03:54] <dignan> so there's a hard coded key combo in nautilus for forward and backward
[03:54] <dignan> I don't have nautilus anymore.. I have thunar
[03:54] <skippy> I tried the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPersistent with 9.04 using the USB Startup creator.  It didn't work.  Not persistent.  How do you manually set up?
[03:54] <Kana-nano> but in any case. my ubuntu distro is about a year old and apparently didnt have libasound packaged into it. so i go to install Wine and it tells me its missing libasound
[03:54] <fallore> losher: do i have to use the hdd(x,y) bit then?
[03:54] <Kana-nano> so i DL the libasound2 packet installer, and i get an error that says "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: lobasound2"
[03:54] <mimiloon> hi everybody, i have a quick question on firestarter and that is: i have multiple network cards and when i disconnect one network card and use the other, the firewall also stops. is there a way to make the firewall stay active no matter which network card i'm using?
[03:55] <skippy> I tried the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPersistent with 9.04 using the USB Startup creator.  It didn't work.  Not persistent.
[03:55] <Kana-nano> i have no idea what this means... any thoughts?
[03:55] <fallore> or the second edit in that forum post, losher?
[03:55] <skippy> I tried the https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPersistent with 9.04 using the USB Startup creator.  It didn't work.  Not persistent.  How do you do it manually?
[03:55] <losher> fallore: we'll get to that. Notice that there some extra steps in the guide for people who couldn't get grub to find the stage1 file? we're gonna try those...
[03:55] <fallore> alright
[03:55] <dignan> tanath: you might go into the gnome bugtraq and file a feature request for nautilus to do this
[03:56] <losher> fallore: ok, we already have /mnt/root and /dev/sda6 is mounted. Now we need to add: sudo mount -t proc none /mnt/root/proc
[03:56] <prag> how do i run ubuntu in windows
[03:56] <fallore> no output, losher
[03:56] <dignan> with a virtual machine
[03:56] <prag> without booting
[03:56] <ericindc> Can someone suggest the easiest way to install Java (for JRuby) on Ubuntu?
[03:57] <Edgar1> what else i can do?
[03:57] <losher> fallore: perfect, and then sudo mount -o bind /dev /mnt/root/dev
[03:57] <prag> dignan what image do i need to download i got alternate image downloaded
[03:57] <dignan> Edgar1: are you using headphones that aren't plugged directly into your soundcard?
[03:57] <geofft> prag: what are you trying to do? Run Ubuntu programs? Play with Ubuntu?
[03:57] <Kana-nano> so nobody knows eh?
[03:57] <prag> no i already got ubuntu dual booting
[03:57] <dignan> prag: you need the regular ix86-32 image.. I would assume
[03:57] <prag> man
[03:57] <dignan> oh
[03:58] <dignan> you can boot your installation from within windows too
[03:58] <dignan> just tell vmware or virtualbox to use the partition
[03:58] <fallore> once again, losher, no output
[03:58] <losher> fallore: good, now sudo chroot /mnt/root /bin/bash
[03:58] <prag> dignan really
[03:58] <dignan> yes
[03:58] <Kana-nano> wow, this is why i asked if anyone had a minute. asking did nothing
[03:58] <dignan> with vmware you can, i don't know about vbox.. odds are you can
[03:58] <losher> fallore: then 'find /boot/grub/stage1'
[03:58] <fallore> Kana-nano: standard procedure is ask...wait...ask...wait...ask...wait... etc
[03:59] <prag> so i am downloading vmware server console that is what i need right
[03:59] <dignan> i've never used server. i've only used workstation
[03:59] <__mikem> dignan, even if you can't do it in virtualbox now, knowing those guys, its probably in the pipeline
[03:59] <dignan> i believe you have the stripped down free version that boots .vmx files
[03:59] <Edgar1> i'm not using headphones
[03:59] <dignan> i would get virtualbox
[03:59] <dignan> Edgar1: have you ran alsamixer yet?
[03:59] <matari> Does anyone know if Ubuntu supports multiple mouse cursors?
[03:59] <fallore> losher: find: /boot/grub: No such file or directory
[03:59] <fallore> find: /boot/grub: No such file or directory
[03:59] <fallore> find: /boot/grub: No such file or directory
[03:59] <fallore> find: /boot/grub: No such file or directory
[03:59] <fallore> find: /boot/grub: No such file or directory
[03:59] <FloodBot2> fallore: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:59] <Edgar1> i'm using speaker
[03:59] <Edgar1> speakers
[03:59] <jezi22> anyone know how to load IPS in VisualBoy?
[03:59] <dignan> Edgar1: have you ran alsamixer?
[04:00] <__mikem> what an impersonal way to deal with a simple mistake :(
[04:00] <fallore> sorry about that, losher and other.
[04:00] <Kana-nano> "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libasound2" what does this mean and how can i fix it?
[04:01] <losher> fallore: so the find never returned a line like 'root (hd0,5)'
[04:01] <mib_3qj9ogdg> how can i make a terminal window so that you cant highlight anything with ur mouse?
[04:01] <fallore> no, it didn't, losher
[04:01] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, Some packages require other packages in order to work
 where did you see this?
[04:01] <avero_m> goodmorning guys
[04:01] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, What were you trying to install that created that message?
[04:01] <Kana-nano> its on Libasound2's package installer
[04:01] <losher> fallore: ok, exit from grub
[04:01] <Kana-nano> it wont unpack
[04:01] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, You downloaded a .deb file?  or some sort of archive?
[04:01] <Kana-nano> dev
[04:02] <ed_debian> ok
[04:02] <losher> fallore: and do 'ls -l /boot/grub'. Does it show stage1 ?
[04:02] <Edgar1> dignan yes i have
[04:02] <dignan> turn everything up to the max
 did you run the install as root?
[04:02] <dignan> everything that you see
[04:02] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, It is telling you that to install that package you need the aforementioned package (the one that is unsatisfiable)
[04:02] <ed_debian> What was it called again?
[04:02] <dignan> how are you playing sounds here?
[04:02] <Kana-nano> uh
[04:02] <fallore> same error, losher. do i maybe have to point it at a particular hdd?
[04:02] <mib_3qj9ogdg> how can i make a terminal window so that you cant highlight anything with ur mouse?
[04:02] <Kana-nano> so its telling me that.. i need the package that it is... installed before i can install it?
[04:02] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, Who are you uh ... ing?
[04:03] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, Did it refer to itself?
[04:03] <Kana-nano> yes it did
[04:03] <unop_> mib_3qj9ogdg, you should already be able to do that by default
[04:03] <Kana-nano> im trying to install Wine, but it wants libasound
[04:03] <unop_> mib_3qj9ogdg, oh, can't??
[04:03] <losher> fallore: the find is supposed to search all the drives. But we can try it. Nothing to lose at this point...
[04:03] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, Well that is strange but you said it's a dev pacakge right?  As in developer?
[04:03] <Kana-nano> so i dl libasound2-dev and get this error under its own status
[04:03] <losher> fallore: back into grub: 'sudo grub'
[04:03] <fallore> k
[04:04] <ZykoticK9> matari, check out MPX or i guess there is also some sort of patch for xorg - good luck.
[04:04] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, Do you know about the repos?
[04:04] <geofft> Kana-nano: I would imagine that libasound2-dev depends on libasound2.
[04:04] <losher> fallore: type root (hd0,5)
[04:04] <Edgar1> i'm playing a song in totem
[04:04] <Kana-nano> no, ive only been running linux for a couple days now, attemping to get settled in with it
[04:04] <fallore> no output, losher
[04:04] <Edgar1> but i don't listen anysound
[04:04] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, Prepare to be thrilled.
[04:04] <geofft> Kana-nano: what version of Ubuntu are you running?
[04:04] <Kana-nano> lol here we go
[04:04] <losher> fallore: now 'setup (hd0)'
[04:04] <matari> do you know anything about MPX? I see so much about it, but no guides to get it working
[04:04] <geofft> libasound2 has been in Ubuntu since Dapper
[04:05] <Kana-nano> 8.04
[04:05] <geofft> (at least)
[04:05] <fallore> losher: http://pastebin.com/d4d4d5699
[04:05] <n00b871> I apologize, because i know this question has been asked a million times, but i can never memorize the command to install the ubuntu compiz cube. Can someone please help me with the audo apt-get install compiz-something...? i forget what the whole command is, thanks
[04:05] <mudittuli> scunizi: nothing changed, same result !
[04:05] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, Linux is based on the idea of free software.  The ubuntu developers have created a massive repository of software (pre-complied) that you can download and use for free
[04:05] <Kana-nano> yeah, this i understand
[04:05] <ZykoticK9> matari, i don't really know much about it at all - found it when i tried to get two mice working, i gave up...  hope you have better luck
[04:05] <mib_3qj9ogdg> how can i make a terminal window so that you cant highlight anything with ur mouse?
[04:06] <unop_> !ccsm | n00b871
[04:06] <scunizi> mudittuli: try installing nvidia-settings and running that..
[04:06] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, There are a couple different ways to access these packages (they're called)  The first and most simple is Add/ Remove
[04:06] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, Have you used add / remove?
[04:06] <Kana-nano> yeah, im completly familiar with the package managers
[04:06] <matari> well if anyone's gotten Multi-pointer X to work any help would be appreciated :)
[04:06] <Edgar1> what can i do in my case?
[04:07] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, Ok, stop me again if I'm telling you something you already know
[04:07] <TimReichhart> hi guys I need some help on getting horde/imp to show up on my server I used the command line to install it by apt-get install imp4
[04:07] <ed_debian> To get wine just get it from the repos!
[04:07] <Kana-nano> ok well, i guess its only fair if i state ive taken a linux class too
[04:07] <Kana-nano> so odds are, ill probably know the more basic things
[04:07] <n00b871> ubotu: how do i ask you questions, what is the format?
[04:07] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, lucky
[04:07] <Kana-nano> expensive too
[04:07] <ed_debian> oic
[04:07] <Kana-nano> but go ahead
[04:07] <fallore> n00b871: simply ask what you think is your best attempt at formulating your question
[04:07] <mudittuli> scunizi: i tried that !, but the nvidia-setting is not running, even after nvidia-xcofig from the command line
[04:08] <Kana-nano> thats the problem, Wine refuses to install
[04:08] <ed_debian> If you run the command sudo apt-get install wine
[04:08] <ed_debian> ?
[04:08] <ed_debian> What happens?
[04:08] <losher> fallore: damn. I'm afraid I'm stuck then. The best I can offer at this stage is for you to keep reading that thread and try some of the different suggestions
[04:08] <Kana-nano> the Add/Remove packager states i should use synaptic to install Wine
[04:08] <scunizi> mudittuli: and nvidia-xconfig didn't do anything?  did your update include a kernel upgrade?
[04:08] <Kana-nano> Synaptic states i need libasound
[04:08] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, did you?
[04:08] <ed_debian> ok...
[04:08] <n00b871> fallore: so do i type in uobotu !myquestion ?what do i type in to get a response ,, sorry i am a n00b
[04:09] <Kana-nano> libasound says "dependency is not satisfiable"
[04:09] <mudittuli> scunizi: yes it did
[04:09] <ed_debian> n00b871, Just type the question and people will answer
[04:09] <girls_fromhaell> bandung
[04:09] <girls_fromhaell> bandung
[04:09] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, ok, because Wine is in the repos all of it's dependencies should all be in the repos.  You should not need to download a package from the internet like you did (that's windows like)
[04:10] <Kana-nano> that was my first thought too. hence why im lost atm
[04:10] <n00b871> ahh nice, ok i got it who likes salivadore dali paintings?
[04:10] <Kana-nano> i could CnP the exact wording of the errors if you think that might help
[04:10] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, search synaptic for "libasound" or whatever it is
[04:11] <Kana-nano> ok 1 sec
[04:11] <mudittuli> scunizi: the update didn't found a pre-compiled kernel, so it compiled one by itself !
[04:11] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, That isn't necessary I get the idea
[04:11] <Flannel> n00b871: Please keep your questions on topic.  This is a support channel.  If you're looking for chat, try #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:11] <ed_debian> n00b871, I do?  What does this have to do with ubuntu?
[04:12] <fallore> thanks for all your help, losher
[04:12] <scunizi> mudittuli: usually with a kernel upgrade a reinstall is necessary when using nvidia's driver.  Obviously something else is going on. You might paruse the ubuntuforums.org and nvidia's linux forum.  by pre-complied kernel, that happened when installing the nvidia driver? or during the update?
[04:12] <Kana-nano> ... it says its installed
[04:12] <Kana-nano> green box
[04:12] <n00b871> i apologize, that must be off topic
[04:12] <TimReichhart> hi guys I need some help on getting horde/imp to show up on my server I used the command line to install it by apt-get install imp4
[04:12] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, libasound is installed?
[04:12] <Kana-nano> yes
[04:12] <mudittuli> scunizi: and when i run nvidia-xconfig, a new xconfig file is written nothing more !
[04:12] <Kana-nano> so claims synaptic
[04:12] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, But when you mark wine for installation what happens?
[04:12] <ed_debian> lol
[04:12] <losher> fallore: sorry it didn't solve your problem. I think we're close though, for what it's worth... :-(
[04:12] <ed_debian> so claims...
[04:12] <ed_debian> arrogant synaptic
[04:12] <Kana-nano> on synaptic?
[04:12] <FloodBot2> ed_debian: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:12] <Kana-nano> it gives me this:
[04:12] <ed_debian> sorry FloodBot2 :(
[04:13] <mudittuli> scunizi: that happen during nvidia
[04:13] <Kana-nano> The following packages have unresolvable dependencies. Make sure that all required repositories are added and enabled int he preferences
[04:13] <mudittuli> scunizi: that happen during installing  nvidia driver *
[04:13] <fallore> losher: i got it ;) interested in the solution? :)
[04:13] <Kana-nano> wine:
[04:13] <Kana-nano>   Depends: libasound2 (>1.0.18) but 1.0.15-3ubuntu4 is to be installed
[04:13] <losher> fallore: definitely. Please tell...
[04:13] <mimiloon> hi everybody, i have a quick question on firestarter and that is: i have multiple network cards and when i disconnect one network card and use the other, the firewall also stops. is there a way to make the firewall stay active no matter which network card i'm using?
[04:13] <dan> ok so my main HD is encrypted with the Ubuntu filesystem encryption. I just added another HD. Is there a way to encrypt that also and link it to the main encryption or do I need to use a program like truecrypt?
[04:13] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, Hit the reload button?
[04:14] <Kana-nano> oh i have, 20 times
[04:14] <arthurh> is there some kind of apt "meta package" that installs only security updates on an ubuntu server (9.04)?
[04:14] <ed_debian> go to system -> preferences -> software sources
[04:14] <fallore> losher: we forgot to chroot :P
[04:14] <scunizi> mudittuli: that's normal for the nvidia driver when installing the one direct from nvidia.. it needs to make a kernel mod.  so I take it you've already install  "build-essential" previously?
[04:14] <losher> fallore: so it works now?
[04:15] <fallore> losher: sudo chroot /mnt/root /bin/bash was the only step i didn't take. i did that and then followed all the instructions after (in the 2nd "NOTICE/EDIT" window) and it worked perfectly
[04:15] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, It might be system -> admin -> software sources
[04:15] <barbarella2> mimiloon:you have to make rules for all interfaces
[04:15] <losher> fallore: and it boots (the acid test)?
[04:15] <IamSOG> um... what's in xubuntu 9.04 that makes it load so much longer? is it possible to remove that long loading time?
[04:15] <dan> IamSOG, Mine actually boots faster
[04:15] <IamSOG> dan you using ext4 ?
[04:16] <dan> IamSOG, yep
[04:16] <IamSOG> nice, sounds like I should try it then
[04:16] <Kana-nano> right, i have WineHQ selected under Third-Party Software and the key in the Authentication tab
[04:16] <Clusty> hey
[04:16] <Kana-nano> and reloaded afterwards
[04:17] <dan> IamSOG, I haven't tried it with SSD's but with a traditional HD it feels faster though I haven't done a quantitative test.
[04:17] <Clusty> i was dumb enough to enable home encryption during installation. is there a way to disable it?
[04:17] <mudittuli> scunizi: yes i have build-essential
[04:17] <mimiloon> barbarella2: how can i do that? i'm new to linux
[04:17] <Clusty> i think that I cannot auth with ssh keys because of this
[04:18] <cintya> oi
[04:18] <scunizi> mudittuli: sounds like either a regression on the new kernel or something else.. the only thing I can suggest at this point is to look at nvidia's linux forum and ubuntuforums.org.. I'm out of ideas.. you might boot into the previous kernel and reinstall the driver there where it worked until you get it sorted out.
[04:18] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, Here is what I think it happening.  You have enabled the WINE developers repo and when you search synaptic it automatically shows you the newest package (from the WINE repo)  However the libasound that is currently in the ubuntu repos isn't new enough for the newest WINE package.  Therefore it seems unattainable to synaptic.  Try to install an older version of WINE or try removing that repo from your software sources.
[04:18] <fallore> losher: haven't tried yet, but i'll let you know
[04:19] <Kana-nano> ok hold on
[04:19] <losher> fallore: good luck
[04:19] <puff> How do I get gnome network-manager to stop yanking my wirelss card out of monitor mode?
[04:19] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, ubuntu has a wine package (you don't need that repo) it's just not as new (probably)
[04:19] <Clusty> puff: you kill it :D
[04:19] <barbarella2> mimiloon:take a look at fwbuilder
[04:19] <Mipsalawishus> irc.dal.net
[04:19] <puff> Clusty: I wa safraid you were going to say that.
[04:19] <Clusty> puff: killall -9 NetworkManager/avahi
[04:20] <puff> Okay, once I'm done, how do I restart it?
[04:20] <scunizi> mudittuli: sorry I can't offer anything more.. :(
[04:20] <Clusty> puff: i presume you wanna crack wirelesses?
[04:20] <ed_debian> Also the reason that your libasound dev file wouldn't work is because it is a developer file.  It is designed to take a working libasound package and update it.  It is not a complete package.  Rather it is a bunch of improved code
[04:20] <Kana-nano> ok i see what to do. ill follow up when im done doing just that
[04:20] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, Ok, let me know how it goes!
[04:20] <mimiloon> barbarella2: i tried that but it's too complicated
[04:20] <puff> Clusty: No, actually it's my own network, I need to log an http session to debug what's going on with this webapp.
[04:20] <puff> (when accessed from a user's mac)
[04:21] <Clusty> puff: you get a nice tool with aircrack-ng called airmon or so
[04:21] <barbarella2> mimiloon:there is a wizard in it to make things easy
[04:21] <Kana-nano> oh wait, you know what?
[04:21] <puff> Clusty: What does it do?
[04:21] <Kana-nano> this is Ubuntu's package
[04:21] <Clusty> puff: airmon status wlan0 or something like that tells you all processing interfering
[04:21] <GillaGal> Does anyone know how to add a UID/pass to mount a NFS share?
[04:21] <Clusty> puff: which i killed by hand
[04:21] <mimiloon> barbarella2: thanks, let me download it again
[04:22] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, What makes you say that?
[04:22] <puff> Ah-hah, cool.
[04:22] <puff> So I really kill *all* the processes with avahi in their name?
[04:22] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, (BTW if you type my name before the things you say my client will highlight it for me and I will respond sooner)
[04:22] <Clusty> puff: that is what i did :D. kill all and let god sort them :D
[04:22] <Kana-nano> this is the page i followed:  http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[04:22] <Clusty> puff: did not have time to investigate an elegant solution
[04:23] <Kana-nano> ed_debian: yeah, my fault. sorry about that
[04:23] <Clusty> puff: drawback is that you need to restart machine i guess to get back the nifty features
[04:23] <Kana-nano> ed_debian: but yeah, thats the page i used. and also followed its instructions to the T
[04:23] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, What page are you talking about?
[04:23] <Kana-nano> ed_debian: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[04:23] <ed_debian> oic
[04:24] <dan> ok so my main HD is encrypted with the Ubuntu filesystem encryption. I just added another HD. Is there a way to encrypt that also and link it to the main encryption or do I need to use a program like truecrypt?
[04:24] <ed_debian> You did good following the instructions
[04:25] <ed_debian> Kana-nano, Why do you think that the wine package you're trying to install is the ubuntu one?
[04:26] <jrib> Kana-nano: apt-cache policy wine  on pastebin please
[04:26] <Kana-nano> ed_debian: doesnt Adding the WineHQ APT Repository from one of the links on that page give you that distro?
[04:26] <Clusty> so any1 has a clue about encrypted home dirts?
[04:27] <Clusty> dan: :D any clue how I can disable encryption for homes? its a regular ext4 with some funny loopback
[04:28] <billu> hi
[04:29] <fallore> losher: alright, gonna reboot O_O wish me luck
[04:29] <losher> fallore: fingers crossed
[04:31] <Finnish> Hello. I have problem with Kino and firewire, it has been working great but suddenly I lost 1394-module, Kino can't see it. I always use sudo kino-command but it is not working right now
[04:31] <scales11> hey all, trying to use ubuntu 7.10, apt-get says most of the sources are not available?
[04:31] <SunnyDP> Hey! Do you guys think Fedora 11 will make a bigger impact as a desktop OS than Ubuntu 9.04 did?
[04:32] <LadyNikon> SunnyDP: thats really offtopic. i would ask something like that in #ubuntu-chat
[04:32] <Xcell> scales11-  they stopped support for 7.10
[04:32] <Gofforth> scales11: its probably because of the SSL Black list run the update manager and it will download the blacklist and then everything should be peach
[04:32] <SunnyDP> LadyNikon: sorry brother
[04:32] <LadyNikon> brother..
[04:32] <LadyNikon> i wont even go there.
[04:32] <jrib> Kana-nano: hello?
[04:32] <wtl> can i set deluge to make active more than 3 torrents at a time? :)
[04:33] <TeenySHAD0W> any idea when seamonkey will be updated to 1.1.16 in the repositories?
[04:33] <LadyNikon> wtl: i would read the docs on Deluge to figure that out.
[04:33] <jrib> !timebasedreleases > TeenySHAD0W
[04:33] <orange-wedge> just got a new seiko self-winding watch all...
[04:33] <jrib> !ot | orange-wedge
[04:33] <Xcell> put ubuntu on that watch
[04:33] <Kana-nano> jrib: yes?
[04:34] <orange-wedge> ha ha ha
[04:34] <scales11> well i was only using 7.10 because i needed the older version of gcc to compile a driver...can i get an older version of gcc with jaunty and use it?
[04:34] <jrib> scales11: because 7.10 is no longer supported.  You need to use a supported version
[04:34] <fallore> losher: grub showed up :D booted to windows, so i don't know if actually booting to ubuntu works (though i assume so), but i'm pretty sure my problem is fixed :D
[04:34] <orange-wedge> jeez
[04:34] <Gofforth> Scales11: doubtful
[04:34] <jrib> scales11: what older version?
[04:34] <scales11> umm
[04:34] <jrib> Kana-nano: are you going to pastebin what I asked?
[04:35] <losher> fallore: if it doesn't work booting Ubuntu, I know how to fix it :-)
[04:35] <scales11> jrib: 4.1.2
[04:35] <jrib> scales11: that's in the repositories
[04:36] <scales11> or if someone could help me, i am trying to compile this driver http://zd1211.wiki.sourceforge.net/VendorBasedDriver
[04:36] <jrib> !info gcc-4.1 | scales11
[04:36] <IamSOG> I have seen it's able to Encrypt the home directory...  but I wonder what happen if you need back ups or if the OS went down... how to recover or back up the data ? :o
[04:36] <scales11> jrib: so if i just install it, how do i tell ubuntu to use it when i want to compile something?
[04:36] <scales11> rather than the current gcc 4.4
[04:37] <jrib> scales11: obviously depends on how you are compiling something.  Most configre scripts will respect the CC=gcc-4.1.2 environment variable
[04:38] <raghu125coorg> scales11, what is your kernel version?
[04:38] <RukusX> What is the latest kernel for ubuntu? and why is mine set as 2.6.27-10-generic ?
[04:38] <jrib> RukusX: what version of ubuntu are you using?
[04:38] <scales11> well now i am installing 9.04
[04:38] <scales11> raghu125coorg: so i will be using the latest
[04:39] <jtaji> scales11: or you could use the alternatives system... sudo update-alternatives --config cc
[04:39] <RukusX> 9.04
[04:39] <scales11> jtaji: ?
[04:39] <Xcell> scales11-  i have 7.10 on another drive.. it works great.. but...youll love 9.04...trust me.
[04:39] <jtaji> scales11: it's an answer to your last question
[04:39] <jrib> !who | RukusX
[04:39] <jrib> RukusX: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[04:40] <scales11> Xcell: i do like 9.04 i run it on my laptop.  i am just trying to get this driver compiled and i couldnt do it by default with 9.04
[04:40] <Xcell> oh
[04:40] <Xcell> ok
[04:40] <willwade> Hi, does anyone know how to sort out missing bootmgr on a USB stick prepared with unetbootin?
[04:40] <jigp> hello guys moin. how to enable ssh?it says network error connection refused
[04:40] <jtaji> scales11: it will let you select the gcc version called by gcc when you have multiple versions installed
[04:40] <jrib> !ssh | jigp
[04:40] <RukusX> ok jrib thank you
[04:41] <raghu125coorg> scales11, why cannot you use kernel 2.6.18 by recompiling it. the driver is included in it.
[04:41] <Gofforth> jigp: sudo sshd should do it
[04:41] <RukusX> jrib, didnt do a thing
[04:41] <jrib> jigp: read what ubottu said, don't do "sudo sshd"...
[04:42] <scales11> raghu125coorg: the zd1211rw driver will not operate in master mode.  unlike zd1211b, which i need to create this access point
[04:42] <mudittuli> scunizi: thanks, dude :)
[04:42] <jrib> RukusX: apt-cache policy linux-image-generic
[04:43] <raghu125coorg> scales11, in the url mentioned there is a instruction for installtion ...its not eorking?
[04:43] <raghu125coorg> scales11, in the url mentioned there is a instruction for installtion ...its not working?
[04:44] <scales11> raghu125coorg: no, i get errors
[04:44] <moDumass> hey all, im really struggling to model a helix or a spiral, i dont even know how to start, any ideas or pointers would be awesome - this is digesting my brain
[04:45] <jrib> moDumass: what?
[04:45] <willwade> Can anyone help me sort out missing bootmgr on a USB stick prepared with unetbootin?
[04:45] <RukusX> jrib http://pastebin.ca/1438978  what does that tell you?
[04:45] <jrib> RukusX: uname -r
[04:46] <SunnyDP> Did you guys ever get this in ubuntu 8.10 ? http://i43.tinypic.com/692hae.jpg
[04:46] <moDumass> jrib: sorry, haha, i though i was in #blender, sorry
[04:46] <scales11> i will re-install 9.04 and try again with the other version of gcc
[04:46] <SunnyDP> I get this when i try to Places--> Computer
[04:47] <jrib> SunnyDP: ubuntu version?
[04:47] <SunnyDP> jrib: 8.10
[04:47] <RukusX> jrib   2.6.27-10-generic   is what outputs
[04:47] <raghu125coorg> SunnyDP, check this out http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/ubuntu-help/141637-solved-nautilus-cannot-handle-computer-locations.html
[04:48] <jrib> SunnyDP: you could upgrade to 9.04
[04:48] <madbuntu> is the claim that using a 64 bit ubuntu pointless because you'll never need more than 3 gigs of ram worth any merit?
[04:48] <jrib> RukusX: reboot
[04:48] <SunnyDP> raghu125coorg: thanks brother, will confirm
[04:48] <jrib> !ot | madbuntu
[04:48] <SunnyDP> jrib: no thanks :D
[04:48] <RukusX> should i try changing my repository to the main and reload maybe? first?
[04:48] <RukusX> jrib should i try changing my repository to the main and reload maybe? first?
[04:48] <ZykoticK9> madbuntu, if you get into VirtualBox as I have you can use a whole lot more then 3 GB
[04:48] <bishop> joining
[04:49] <jrib> RukusX: no
[04:49] <jrib> RukusX: you have the new kernel installed, you just haven't rebooted
[04:49] <RukusX> i've rebooted since any changes
[04:49] <RukusX> jrib i've rebooted since any changes
[04:49] <RukusX> jrib ok brb
[04:50] <SunnyDP> raghu125coorg: no go :( sorry man, it did not work
[04:50] <willwade> If I stick 4gigs of ram in a 32bit mythbox, can I push memory from the extra gig in to the onboard graphics or just from the 3gigs the OS uses?
[04:50] <jrib> SunnyDP: it's probably because a lot of that stuff wasn't implemented right away with early versions of gvfs.  If it happens with another fresh new user, then I'd pretty sure that's the reason
[04:50] <raghu125coorg> SunnyDP, problem is definitely due to gvfs
[04:51] <madbuntu> ZykoticK9: i just found that the compiz work arounds for my videocard dont work in 64
[04:51] <madbuntu> i only have four gigs
[04:51] <madbuntu> so im thinking about wiping.. one last time =P
[04:51] <raghu125coorg> SunnyDP, chek if you can restore it to working version
[04:51] <SunnyDP> jrib: raghu125coorg :gvfs :S ok thanks guys, can i re-install gvfs ?
[04:52] <jrib> SunnyDP: what would reinstalling do...?
[04:52] <SunnyDP> jrib: not sure, not even sure what gvfs does, i will have to see
[04:54] <BalthCat> Hi.  I'm a new user planning to dual boot XP and Ubuntu (as it seems best recommended for beginners) and I'm looking to figure out a good starting partition size before I install Windows and all that jazz.  The site recommended at least 10gb.  I really only need enough for the basics and "experimentation" room as my data will mostly be in yet another partition.
[04:54] <RukusX> jrib  that kernel is not even an option in my grub loader and i am still uname -r 2.6.27-10-generic
[04:54] <madbuntu> Balth what do you do with windows
[04:54] <BalthCat> And this particular laptop is only 80gb.  Should I stick with 10gb or do you think I could claw a few gb off?
[04:54] <BalthCat> madbuntu: It's all personal use.
[04:55] <madbuntu> just make the part as big as you need is what im trying to say
[04:55] <BalthCat> Like, just "stuff"
[04:55] <madbuntu> games?
[04:55] <BalthCat> Oh, I'm talking about the ubuntu partition.
[04:55] <BalthCat> Sorry.
[04:55] <jrib> RukusX: apt-cache policy linux-image-2.6.28-12-generic
[04:55] <madbuntu> ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[04:55] <madbuntu> yeah 10 gigs is plenty
[04:56] <madbuntu> go with even less if you want
[04:56] <BalthCat> madbuntu: Would I kick myself in the future if I enjoy (but don't go crazy over) Ubuntu, if I did say, 6gb instead?
[04:56] <madbuntu> nope
[04:56] <BalthCat> Ok, that's what I needed to know.  Thanks :)
[04:56] <madbuntu> all the files are tiny
[04:56] <jrib> RukusX: also, why are you using -proposed at all?
[04:56] <Dean_Camera> Does anyone know why there isn't a jaunty PPA for the latest kernels?
[04:57] <madbuntu> Dean_Camera: there is
[04:57] <Dean_Camera> madbuntu: There's a site where you can download packages manually, but no jaunty PPA
[04:57] <RukusX> jrib i dont know, if you can help me set this straight then lets do so
[04:57] <Dean_Camera> madbuntu: Here - http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[04:57] <Dean_Camera> There's no jaunty target
[04:58] <Campfire> i,m and sony vaio PCG-FX190K doing dual boot the the sceen ress and has lines going through
[04:58] <Campfire> i,m on a sony vaio PCG-FX190K doing dual boot the the sceen ress and has lines going through
[04:58] <jrib> RukusX: -proposed is for testing... it breaks...  Anyway, what did the last command return?
[04:58] <RukusX> jrib http://pastebin.ca/1438984
[04:58] <harpreet_> Campfire: you have ubuntu already installed?
[04:59] <jrib> RukusX: and ls /boot/ ?
[04:59] <madbuntu> Dean_Camera: the repos are in launchpad
[04:59] <Campfire> ubuntu 8.10 grafix is messed up but i can barly see
[04:59] <Campfire> yes the os is on
[04:59] <SunnyDP> is it safe to delete everything in my /usr/src folder ?
[05:00] <madbuntu> !ppa | Dean_Camera
[05:00] <madbuntu> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas
[05:00] <RukusX> jrib http://pastebin.ca/1438987
[05:00] <SunnyDP> things are getting crowded in there
[05:00] <mib_leqp4rx9> hey guys i have an hp tx2500us how can i get the touchscreen working?
[05:00] <jrib> RukusX: well your kernel is there... pastebin /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:00] <SunnyDP> mib_leqp4rx9: lucky you :D touchscreen :D
[05:00] <Campfire> harpreet can i pm
[05:02] <Dean_Camera> madbuntu: But which PPA contains the latest Ubuntu kernel builds (2.6.30-rc7 presently) rather than just the next proposed kernel (2.6.29)?
[05:02] <mib_leqp4rx9> SunnyDP: :D so is there anyway to get the touch screen working or am i out of luck?
[05:02] <RukusX> jrib, YAH this does not look right at all.   http://pastebin.ca/1438991
[05:03] <SunnyDP> mib_leqp4rx9: dont know brother
[05:03] <jrib> RukusX: that's not a standard ubuntu menu.lst
[05:03] <SunnyDP> :D is it safe to delete everything in my /usr/src folder ? things are getting crowded in there :D
[05:03] <mib_leqp4rx9> SunnyDP: ok thanks and just so u know touchscreen sucks :P u would think it's cool and useful but it's not
[05:03] <Starcraftmazter> is there a channel for ubuntu wiki help?
[05:03] <RukusX> jrib whats the solution?
[05:04] <RukusX> jrib i left out all the commented # lines
[05:04] <barbarella2> SunnyDP:yes, it is
[05:05] <Starcraftmazter> hmm, how would I define an anchor in wikicode?
[05:05] <SunnyDP> barbarella2: thanks friend
[05:05] <ubuntunoobneedin> I am trying to extract a .rar and unrar is not showing up in synaptic what do i do
[05:05] <jrib> RukusX: ...
[05:05] <RukusX> jrib http://pastebin.ca/1438996
[05:05] <RukusX> ok so i left out too much
[05:06] <Starcraftmazter> nvm gotit
[05:06] <jrib> RukusX: I have to go now, read /usr/share/doc/grub/README.Debian.gz and figure out why update-grub isn't doing its job
[05:06] <RukusX> ugh
[05:06] <RukusX> i hate ubuntu
[05:06] <RukusX> never works right
[05:07] <RukusX> jrib thanks for all the help
[05:09] <barbarella2> ubuntunoobneedin:try sudo apt-get install unrar, else you don't have al repositories set.
[05:09] <adam_> anyone know how to kill all connections from a specific IP address ?
[05:10] <losher> adam_: what *kind* of connections? ssh? p2p? telnet? what?
[05:10] <adam_> http
[05:10] <Riez> Bandung
[05:10] <h22o> is it possible to use an external monitor with a laptop that has a closed lid?
[05:10] <adam_> or all protocols
[05:11] <ed_debian> h22o, I know this doesn't help much but yes.  It definitely is possible.  I don't know how :(
[05:11] <Gnea> h22o: yes.
[05:11] <h22o> ok i meant HOW do you do it?
[05:11] <Gnea> ed_debian: it's easy: hook the monitor up, close the lid ;)
[05:11] <ed_debian> lol
[05:11] <ed_debian> yeah
[05:11] <h22o> sounds easy
[05:11] <adam_> tcpkill?
[05:12] <Gnea> what are you getting stuck on?
[05:12] <h22o> but the screen blanks when the lid is closed
[05:12] <h22o> both screens
[05:12] <Gnea> then change the power saving settings
[05:12] <Gnea> System->Preferences->
[05:12] <h22o> i changed the close lid action to do nothing
[05:12] <h22o> but that still happens
[05:12] <Gnea> hrm
[05:12] <Gnea> did you logout/login?
[05:12] <hexoroid> when i login to my ubuntu it always asks me for console [console]:
[05:12] <losher> adam_: the only thing I can think of is to block them via a firewall...
[05:12] <h22o> Gnea: um let me try that
[05:13] <ed_debian> hexoroid, What do you mean it asks for console?
[05:13] <hexoroid> no idea
[05:13] <barbarella2> adam:iptables -A INPUT -s ipaddress -j DROP and iptables -A OUTPUT -s ipaddress -j DROP
[05:13] <hexoroid> as soonest i login it says console:
[05:13] <hexoroid> no idea what to type in
[05:13] <hexoroid> i tryed typing in xterm that didnt work
[05:14] <ed_debian> So run me through your boot process.  You turn on your computer.  It flashes bios and system specs and other nonsense...
[05:14] <adam_> k thanks
[05:14] <ed_debian> then what?
[05:14] <deathtech> Hello All
[05:14] <h22o> Gnea: nope same problem
[05:14] <FLJohn> While I was at work my system locked up again.
[05:14] <FLJohn> Here is the error from the syslog
[05:15] <Gnea> h22o: :/
[05:15] <FLJohn> May 28 19:39:44 john-desktop kernel: [44126.185163] [fglrx:drm_free] *ERROR* [driver] Excess frees: 2147483518 frees, -2147483648 allocs
[05:15] <h22o> Gnea: is this a bug
[05:15] <losher> adam_: also google cutter
[05:15] <Jasa> Some ATI driver bug i would assume, there are some xorg.conf settings out there to reduce lockups FLJohn.
[05:16] <Gnea> h22o: not sure... what's the make/model of your laptop?
[05:16] <ed_debian> hexoroid, Are you there still?
[05:16] <h22o> Gnea: its a dell inspiron 1545
[05:16] <Lamo> i updating my system to jaunty a month ago and then swapped the file system to ext4 and after reboot i get error 13 invalid or unsupported executable file system. I know have a livecd loaded and chrooted in to my system but i havent a clue of what to fix. also im not dual booting.
[05:16] <FLJohn> Jasa: I am new to Ubuntu/  How did you know that?
[05:17] <blacknred0> ...
[05:18] <ZykoticK9> FLJohn, Jasa knew because of the fglrx in the error - that's an ATI driver
[05:18] <FLJohn> Ok
[05:18] <blacknred0> .....
[05:19] <FLJohn> now I can look this crap up
[05:19] <FLJohn> Thank you thank you thank you
[05:20] <mamont> is there some official(ish) write-up on ensuring proper utf-8/i18n support?
[05:20] <RedSocrates> FLJohn: Haven't really been following the conversation, but if you're having issues with freezing using an ATI card, you might look here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/348332
[05:20] <starkraving> Hi all, looking for help on X, have 9.04 on a dell inspiron notebook with external monitor... i want to add more options to the resolutions of the external monitor
[05:20] <Magilum> I just upgraded a System76 Darter Ultra to 9.04; it has an Intel graphics card and X is crashing as soon as it starts. alt-sysrq-k won't kill X; the only thing I can do is alt-sysrq-{reisub} to restart the system. Does anyone have any idea how to fix this or what's going on? There's a lot of stuff about Intel performance, but nothing about crashes.
[05:20] <h22o> so does anyone know a way to use an external monitor with a laptop with the lid closed?
[05:20] <RedSocrates> FLJohn: I had a similar problem and upgraded the kernel as suggested, and it fixed my issues.  If you're new to Ubuntu, upgrading the kernel might be a bit difficult, but there are instructions here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelMainlineBuilds
[05:21] <mamont> h22o: just keep it from going all suspendy when you close the lid, I suspect
[05:21] <RedSocrates> Anyway, read through all that, and enjoy -- that is, if I'm right that you were having freezing issues with an ATI card :)
[05:21] <h22o> it doesnt suspend; it just turns blank
[05:21] <ed_debian> h22o, It is blanking the screen which is a power-management feature
[05:22] <h22o> well how do i disable it?
[05:22] <Gnea> h22o: that is weird... perhaps you need to edit acpi configs in /etc
[05:22] <h22o> i mean
[05:22] <mamont> ordinarily you'd disable whatever you enabled, but since this was enabled for you :p you have to find out
[05:22] <FLJohn> RedSocrates: I had a problme with 9.04 64 when I downloaded it.  Let me read this.  Here is a screen shot from a few days ago.  I see that fglrx is in there too.
[05:22] <ed_debian> h22o, Well maybe it isn't a feature to you.  System -> preferences -> power management
[05:22] <h22o> blank only the laptop screen, not the external monitor
[05:22] <ed_debian> Its finicky though
[05:22] <shruthi> Help needed : HP DV2840SE  ubuntu x64  screen resolution problem
[05:22] <harpreet_> h22o: yes
[05:22] <scales11> ok i am trying to compile under 9.04, and i have installed gcc-4.1
[05:22] <Gnea> h22o: if it's blank on the laptop screen, when you close it, but not blank on the monitor, then it's working like it should
[05:23] <h22o> well the external monitor blanks as well
[05:23] <shruthi> HPDV 2840SE Screen resolution help needed. Need to Set 1025 x 768
[05:23] <h22o> which isnt sposed to happen
[05:23] <harpreet_> h22o: yes you can have external monitor working
[05:23] <Gnea> that's what I figured was happening
[05:23] <FLJohn> RedSocrates http://www.glorystock.com/Screenshot.png
[05:23] <scales11> sudo update-alternatives --config cc says i only have one option, /use/src/gcc
[05:23] <shruthi> HPDV 2840SE Screen resolution help needed. Need to Set 1025 x 768
[05:23] <harpreet_> h22o: do this, under your power preference, change settings when you close lid, let the monitor running.
[05:24] <Gnea> h22o: ok, let's try something new....
[05:24] <Gnea> h22o: xset s noblank && xset s off
[05:24] <Gnea> h22o: what happens next?
[05:24] <shruthi> HP DV2840SE Screen resolution help needed. Need to Set 1025 x 768
[05:25] <Gnea> !resolution | shruthi
[05:25] <Magilum> Can anyone help me debug X crashes on a 9.04 system with an intel card? I'm a fairly competent user, but I don't have an Intel card normally and I'm not sure where to go. xfix from the recover menu doesn't work, and X crashes if the driver is vesa or intel.
[05:25] <h22o> same problem
[05:25] <jtaji> scales11: yeah I was wrong, that would let you select among different compilers, but not among different gcc versions
[05:25] <Gnea> h22o: try it with sudo
[05:25] <shruthi> ty let be look ubottu
[05:25] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[05:25] <harpreet_> shruthi: what happens when you try changing resolution?
[05:25] <harpreet_> shruthi: what happens when you try changing resolution?
[05:25] <jtaji> scales11: I guess try setting the CC environment variable as jrib suggested before
[05:25] <shruthi> I can only see 800 x 600
[05:26] <Lamo> ok after much googling ive come to the conclusion that ext4 and jaunty is balls. Can anyone please point me to a link with a way to swap back to ext3 so i boot into my system, thanks.
[05:26] <shruthi> no 1024 x 768
[05:26] <h22o> still the same problem
[05:26] <scales11> jtaji: that was CC=gcc-4.1
[05:26] <FLJohn> Well I have a dual display nvidia card in my other computer.  Maybe I should use it.
[05:26] <harpreet_> shruthi: please refer by name other wise i cannot see your messages because i have to respond to other people too
[05:26] <scales11> jtaji: but where do i use that?
[05:26] <harpreet_> shruthi:  check your /etc/X11.xorg.conf file , pastebin the output
[05:26] <shruthi> harpreet : I cannot see 1024 x 768 in the resolution, I can see only 800 x 600
[05:27] <harpreet_> shruthi:  check your /etc/X11.xorg.conf file , pastebin the output
[05:27] <d0htem> backports are packages from intrepid that are not in jaunty. correct?
[05:27] <bastid_raZor> if i have a personalized motd how might i keep it from being overwritten on reboot?
[05:27] <RedSocrates> FLJohn: Not too sure about fglrx, I can only confirm my suggestion works for me with the radeon driver.  Also, I'm on 32-bit, so not sure about 64
[05:27] <shruthi> Harpreet: Pastebin the output, I didnt understand, sorry I am from windows
[05:28] <RedSocrates> !pastebin | shruthi
[05:28] <harpreet_> shruthi: check at top left of your screen for PM
[05:28] <Gnea> h22o: sudo /etc/init.d/hal stop
[05:29] <jtaji> scales11: you could set it in your shell before you run the configure script
[05:29] <Lamo> ok after much googling ive come to the conclusion that ext4 and jaunty is balls. Can anyone please point me to a link with a way to swap back to ext3 so i boot into my system, thanks.
[05:29] <h22o> Gnea: nope hal isnt at fault
[05:29] <jtaji> scales11: another option would be changing the /usr/bin/gcc link to point to gcc-4.1 instead of gcc-4.3
[05:29] <Gnea> Lamo: no link needed, just pop the disk in an reinstall
[05:29] <ramontayag> hey all
[05:29] <jtaji> scales11: do 'ls -l /usr/bin/gcc' and you'll see what I mean
[05:30] <ramontayag> hey everyone. do i have to activate or install menu.lst after i edit it?
[05:30] <Lamo> Gnea, reinstall really? I dont think so tired of using that as a solution for every linux issue.
[05:30] <Gnea> h22o: cat /proc/sys/vm/laptop_mode  what is the result?
[05:30] <harpreet_> ramontayag: no
[05:30] <scales11> jtaji: how to i point it to the older version?
[05:30] <h22o> Gnea: 0
[05:30] <Magilum> If I have "Option "AccelMethod" "uxa"" in my xorg.conf, the screen flashes black when I start X. If I don't, it has a corrupted image of the bootsplash screen.
[05:31] <bc> anyone know how I can make the time/weather gnome panel applet update more often?
[05:31] <Gnea> Lamo: *every* linux issue? I'm sorry, I have no idea what other issues you've had so far.
[05:31] <Gnea> Lamo: and what's wrong with ext4?
[05:31] <scales11> or just set it in my shell
[05:31] <FLJohn> HOw do I turn DRI off?
[05:31] <scales11> cause i only want it for this one compile
[05:31] <FLJohn> What is DRI?
[05:31] <Gnea> !laptop
[05:31] <RedSocrates> FLJohn: "The Direct Rendering Infrastructure, also known as the DRI, is a framework for allowing direct access to graphics hardware under the X Window System in a safe and efficient manner."
[05:32] <jtaji> scales11: export CC=/usr/bin/gcc-4.1
[05:32] <Lamo> Gnea, cant boot into my system. I get Error 13 invail or unsupported executable format
[05:32] <Lamo> *invalid
[05:32] <Gnea> Lamo: Error 13 from what? grub?
[05:32] <RedSocrates> As for disabling it, not sure
[05:32] <Lamo> Gnea, yep
[05:32] <Lamo> Gnea, I've chrooted into my install via a livecd and reinstalled grub with no success
[05:32] <tyler_d> I missed you all, whats up?
[05:33] <RedSocrates> FLJohn: Maybe just commenting out the dri line in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf, if you have one
[05:33] <unkmar> The moon?
[05:33] <FLJohn> ﻿RedSocrates:  Thank you.  I read a little further down that ther is a kernal fix, but I am using 8.04 64 not 9.04 64 Will that make a difference?
[05:33] <viena> Jakarta
[05:33] <Gnea> Lamo: give this a good check-over: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1104822&highlight=ext4
[05:34] <h22o> Gnea: turning laptop_mode on has no effect
[05:34] <Gnea> h22o: hmmm...
[05:34] <Lamo> Gnea, thanks
[05:35] <FLJohn> ﻿ RedSocrates:I am going to get a mainline Kernal through synaptic and see if this works.  Thank you for posting that thread.
[05:35] <RedSocrates> FLJohn: Right, the kernel fix is what worked for me and my ATI problems, using the radeon driver.  But if you're using 8.04, it's very possible that you have a different bug than the one described there.  A mainline kernel upgrade shouldn't really *hurt*, though, if you want to try it... And if the kernel has issues, you can always boot the old kernel from GRUB.
[05:35] <h22o> Gnea: i think i found it: screen blanking is HARDCODED into /etc/acpi/lid.sh
[05:35] <RedSocrates> FLJohn: No problem, good luck.  Keep asking around if that doesn't fix anything, of course
[05:36] <Gnea> h22o: cool?
[05:36] <h22o> Gnea: so now what
[05:37] <FLJohn> ﻿RedSocrates: It is just that this is wierd.  I have no Idea what I am doing, but I really want to learn.  It has done this on two of the same barebones so it has to be that ATI driver.
[05:37] <deathtech>  I have an older machine that i installed ubuntu on, for the community support and other things, but was kind of wondering, for a machine running a 500 mhz proc, 184 MB'd of Ram, is there s more suitable , kinda tuned for low low end machines, but with high functionality like Ubuntu ?
[05:37] <Gnea> h22o: take a look at /etc/default/acpi-support
[05:37] <deathtech> MB's *
[05:37] <lucax> whats best chess game for ubuntu? im trying to find something like fritz 11 but no one is near and i cant play it on wine...
[05:38] <starkraving> Hi all, looking for help adding resolution options to the "Display" preferences for an external monitor. It shows options up to 1152 x 864, I want to set it at 1280 x 1024 so it matches the horizontal resolution of my primary screen
[05:38] <RedSocrates> FLJohn: Incidentally, that bug report to which I linked you also shows how to disable DRI.  You want the line: Option "DRI" "off"
[05:38] <RedSocrates> in /etc/X11/xorg.conf, in your "Device" section
[05:38] <deathtech> Also, Ubuntu doesnt appear to have figured out the video hardware very well, and its stu ck in 800x600, whereas the native would be 1024x768
[05:38] <Gnea> !best | lucax
[05:38] <durt> deathtech, try a cli install of ubuntu and put LXDE on top of it.
[05:39] <mib_3qj9ogdg> why do i get couldnt open the x11 display ()! when i ssh into my desktop and do mplayer -vo xv "file"?
[05:39] <h22o> Gnea: theres no option to change lid screen blanking (its only for suspend)
[05:39] <RedSocrates> FLJohn: Have you tried using the radeon drivers rather than fglrx?
[05:39] <h22o> Gnea: thanks for ur help :-)
[05:39] <Gnea> deathtech: Ubuntu requires at least 256MB of ram, although 384 or higher is preferred
[05:39] <deathtech> durt , interesting. Is there a particular site or configuration option to choose a command line install ?
[05:39] <durt> Gnea, I'm running on 96 MB
[05:40] <FLJohn> ﻿RedSocrates: I thought i was using radeon drivers
[05:40] <durt> deathtech, must be done from the alternative cd.
[05:40] <mib_3qj9ogdg> why do i get couldnt open the x11 display ()! when i ssh into my desktop and do mplayer -vo xv "file"?
[05:40] <a_user_> is there a live CD like gparted that will image the hard drive?
[05:40] <Gnea> h22o: np :) well, figured it was worth a shot... might want to try fiddling around with some option there
[05:41] <deathtech> durt , can i just do a sudo apt-get remove ubuntu-desktop, then apt install lxde ?
[05:41] <durt> deathtech, yup
[05:41] <Gnea> durt: you're using which version of ubuntu and which wm? :)
[05:41] <RedSocrates> FLJohn: There are two drivers for ATI Radeon cards, one is fglrx and the other is radeon
[05:42] <durt> Gnea, 9.04, LXDE is based on openbox.
[05:42] <deathtech> durt, Awesome, anyway to figure out what my specific monitor settings are so i can correctly set them in xorg ? its a laptop , so its difficult to find the specs to begin with, much less one this old
[05:42] <lucax> #chriss
[05:42] <FLJohn> ok so how do I change it?
[05:42] <Gnea> durt: ah, okay - yeah, openbox will do it. I was referring to the standard ubuntu with gnome+metacity
[05:42] <paulina> how come the iwlist scan no longer works on ubuntu 9.04??
[05:42] <FLJohn> ﻿ RedSocrates: how do I change it?
[05:43] <durt> Gnea, nooooway not on this old peice of junk
[05:43] <Gnea> :)
[05:43] <deathtech> durt, like a deep query app that can probe the settings ?
[05:43] <a_user_> what about SystemRescueCd?
[05:43] <a_user_> anyone?
[05:44] <RedSocrates> FLJohn: Well, first, can you put your /etc/X11/xorg.conf in a pastebin?
[05:44] <durt> deathtech, go a google for 'your lappy's product id and xorg'
[05:44] <paulina> how come the iwlist scan no longer works on ubuntu 9.04??
[05:44] <deathtech> durt, searched high and low, really not a lot of info for my specfic model
[05:44] <FLJohn> How do I find it?
[05:44] <ajax4> Hey guys...I just upgraded to the latest packages on my 8.04 system and now it boots straight into the "grub>" prompt. When I try I try to boot manually using the root, kernel, initrd, and boot commands it works but then stops at the "(initramfs)" prompt. Any suggestions?
[05:44] <FLJohn> ﻿RedSocrates: How do I find it?
[05:45] <scales11> jtaji: i am lost, how to i tell it to make with a speficif version of gcc?
[05:45] <RedSocrates> FLJohn: You should be able to open /etc/X11/xorg.conf in gedit
[05:45] <RedSocrates> FLJohn: And here's pastebin information
[05:45] <RedSocrates> !pastebin | FLJohn
[05:45] <deathtech> durt, i put quite  a bit of effort into it, trying different search symantics and things, and couldnt find anything on it, its a Compaq Presario 1600XL-145
[05:45] <robinpahwa123> Anybody has some work experience with SIP ?
[05:46] <SunnyDP> Hey guys? Anyone has an idea about this, i am trying to install "gvfs" from source : http://i42.tinypic.com/2llkg88.png
[05:46] <deathtech> durt, for display info at least
[05:46] <durt> deathtech, what video chipset?
[05:46] <scales11> can i mask packages?
[05:47] <deathtech> durt, tried that one too, Trident Cyberblade i1
[05:49] <RedSocrates> FLJohn: I'm sorry, but I'm going to have to get going, real life calls
[05:50] <RedSocrates> FLJohn: Ask around, see if maybe someone will help you install the radeon drivers instead of fglrx.  Otherwise, you could try the kernel thing if you feel up for it
[05:50] <RedSocrates> FLJohn: Sorry to have to run out; good luck!
[05:51] <prag1> i think i am hacked
[05:51] <deathtech> omg dont laug meh keyz plz
[05:51] <prag1> pidgin is starting all bby itself every 5 minutes
[05:52] <Ty> How do I burn a .mdf file using Ubuntu Linux?
[05:52] <deathtech> prag1, Have you tried removing and reinstalling the application ?
[05:52] <iceroot> Ty: use mdf2iso and then burn the iso
[05:53] <prag1> oh wait i forgot i am on windows . as this is the first place that popped up in my mind  i came here
[05:53] <deathtech> prag1, inc pm, take this out of the channel.
[05:54] <jamiejackson> i'm installing ubuntu, and i'm in the install advanced options. i want to make sure it's going to install the boot loader to the correct spot. by default, it's showing (hd0). does that correspond to sda? i'm going to want to install it to sde.
[05:54] <ramontayag> harpreet_: ok thanks
[05:55] <harpreet_> ramontayag: for
[05:55] <ramontayag> there's this grub problem i haven't been able to solve. http://paste.ubuntu.com/183375/ has my menu.lst and my question.
[05:55] <ramontayag> harpreet_: oh you answered my question about menu.lst
[05:55] <jimlovell777> I'm having trouble getting Ubuntu
[05:55] <durt> deathtech, not finding much of anything on those, try 'xrandr' for possible resolutions.
[05:55] <zhoujingrui> my ubuntu8.10 no sound at all
[05:55] <barbarella2> jamiejackson:hd0 is sda
[05:56] <durt> !sound > zhoujingrui
[05:56] <harpreet_> jimlovell777: what is it
[05:56] <jamiejackson> okay, so that's wrong, then. thx, barbarella2. do i want to install to sde3 (my boot partition), or does it go on plain old sde?
[05:57] <jimlovell777> * I'm having trouble getting Ubuntu installed. I've verified the hard drive is not failing (ran the S.M.A.R.T. tests, and a full sector by sector scan), I've checksumed the burned image and all is well yet when "Installing base system" some packages exit "returned 1"
[05:57] <mgmuscari> hey, does anybody know of an xmms2 client that is suitable for network use? for example, i want to control the xmms2 daemon on my media server pc using a gui client on my laptop
[05:57] <mib_3qj9ogdg> hey can anyone help me the sound on my laptop doesnt work i have an HP tx2510us
[05:57] <harpreet_> jimlovell777: iso not good
[05:57] <mgmuscari> right now i'm using ssh w/ X tunneling to run exaile, but when i close exaile on here or shut down my laptop, the music on the media server will stop
[05:58] <durt> !sound > mib_3qj9ogdg
[05:58] <jimlovell777> harpreet_: I've verified the image and burned disc checksums, all three match.
[05:58] <zhoujingrui> same with my sound
[05:58] <harpreet_> jimlovell777: use dvd
[05:58] <shruthi> harpeet: Thank you very much, it worked
[05:58] <jimlovell777> harpreet_: What would the DVD do/have that the CD doesn't?
[05:59] <harpreet_> shruthi: no problems ,anytime
[05:59] <harpreet_> jimlovell777: speed
[05:59] <deathtech> durt, Thanks for the help though, its a rough one for this machine i beleive :p
[05:59] <mgmuscari> jimlovell777: what packages are failing to install?
[05:59] <deathtech> durt, not a ton of exp with xrandr, but no better time to learn, eh ?
[05:59] <barbarella2> jamiejackson:grub goes to the mbr on sda, if that is the first boot device set in your bios or have an other boot loader like XP
[06:00] <shruthi> harpreet: I have to use this command always everytime I boot to get internet connection
[06:00] <munch13> is there such thing as an open-source search engine?
[06:00] <shruthi> harpreet : rmmod b43 b44 ssb wl
[06:00] <shruthi> modprobe wl
[06:00] <shruthi> modprobe b44
[06:00] <harpreet_> shruthi: what do you have laptop or desktop?
[06:00] <shruthi> harpreet: Laptop
[06:00] <jimlovell777> mgmuscari: It varies, sometimes it's just a few seconds after the base system starts installing and several times everything works until it comes time to install the kernel image. The linux-kernel-image-generic is the only one that sticks out from my repeated attempts.
[06:00] <jamiejackson> barbarella2, my ide is showing last, but that's what i want to be booting from. so i need to reorder the drives in my bios?
[06:01] <harpreet_> shruthi:  i am assuming it asks you for wireless keyring to unlock, correct?
[06:01] <barbarella2> jamiejackson:yes
[06:01] <mgmuscari> jimlovell777: how much ram is in this system? i had some problems installing on a system with only 1GB
[06:01] <jimmy_> hey guys, i'm trying to install all the xfce plugins, but apt-get xfce4*plugins is not working... any ideas?
[06:01] <jamiejackson> munch13: lucene is a java one, there are prob others
[06:01] <shruthi> harpreet: if I dont run those commands even my wireless is not enabled at all
[06:02] <jimlovell777> mgmuscari: Less than 1GB, would enabling the swap partition before installation help?
[06:02] <deathtech> jimmy_, Try sudo apt-get install xfce4-plugins  without an asterisk
[06:02] <shruthi> harpreet: Yes also asks for key ring after that
[06:02] <harpreet_> shruthi: what card do you have, please paste
[06:02] <jimmy_> ahh, good call
[06:02] <mgmuscari> jimlovell777: probably not, but IIRC there is a low-memory install mode
[06:02] <shruthi> harpreet: broadcom 4328
[06:03] <mgmuscari> jimlovell777: i don't know for certain, but i think the installer may take a pessimistic approach and load a whole lot of driver modules to try to get all the hardware working
[06:03] <harpreet_> shruthi: i'll have to rush to work in 10 mins, i'll surely help you with it if it doesnt get solvedb
[06:03] <jimmy_> deathtech, there is no xfce4-plugins metapackage
[06:03] <shruthi> no problem
[06:03] <jimlovell777> mgmuscari: IIRC? I using the alternate install cd, does it have the low RAM option?
[06:03] <shruthi> see you around
[06:03] <deathtech> jimmy_, HAve you tried searching synaptic  ?
[06:03] <shruthi> have a good day
[06:03] <mgmuscari> (if i recall correctly)
[06:03] <jimmy_> yeah, here let me show you some examples
[06:03] <harpreet_> shruthi: we can try something in the mean time
[06:04] <mgmuscari> jimlovell777: i'm not certain about that. look for advanced options when you load the disc
[06:04] <shruthi> harpreet: no problem
[06:04] <harpreet_> jimlovell777: burn it on DVD it will work for sure
[06:04] <jimlovell777> mgmuscari: Ahh, well thanks for mentioning it, that has to be what the problem is, the drive and all other hardware plus the disc is in working order. Seems like my issue is low RAM releated.
[06:04] <deathtech> jimmy_, if not , in gnome hit System-> Administration -> Synaptic PAckage Manager
[06:05] <mgmuscari> jimlovell777: it's highly possible. a lot of people have problems with low ram while installing ubuntu
[06:05] <shruthi> harpreet: Thanks and Bye
[06:05] <harpreet_> shruthi: you might need, madwifi or ndiswapper
[06:05] <jimmy_> deathtech, here are some examples: xfce4-screenshooter-plugin
[06:05] <jimmy_> xfce4-datetime-plugin       xfce4-sensors-plugin                   xfce4-session... can't imagine why xfce4*plugin wouldn't install all of those for me
[06:06] <deathtech> jimmy_, Just search for " xfce4 plugin " in Synaptic
[06:06] <deathtech> jimmy_, Minus the quotes
[06:06] <jimmy_> i know i can do that... i'm just puzzled why apt-get isn't handling my wildcards :)
[06:06] <jimmy_> i'll do that now though
[06:07] <panzor> anyone know what channel can help me with a problem with my root shell prompt. Things go wrong when I hit "up" to go to a previous command. Only happens as root.
[06:07] <starkraving> Can anyone tell me how to add a resolution option to an external monitor? My xorg.conf is basically empty, I guess it's Ubuntu trying to "do the right thing"...
[06:07] <dian> BNJV
[06:07] <starkraving> In the "Display" preferences dialog I have resolution options up to 1152 wide, I want it to go up to 1280
[06:07] <panzor> starkraving, what type of videocard do you have, please say nvidia
[06:08] <starkraving> panzor, thanks... it's ati radeon of course
[06:08] <panzor> starkraving, things will be harder, but you could poke around with aticonfig and use internet help pages with that
[06:09] <nicks007> Hi , is there any way to install new fonts ?
[06:09] <bullgard4> '~$ sudo dmidecode -t 2; ... Base Board Information ...' What is a 'base board'?
[06:09] <starkraving> Everything is working fine, I have all the visual effects enabled, just for some reason one day I started up and it only had resolutions up to 1152
[06:09] <mgmuscari> hmmm
[06:09] <mobi-sheep> What filesystem would be most preferable on netbook?
[06:09] <panzor> nicks007, what kind of founts
[06:09] <mgmuscari> if i have some program in a tar.gz
[06:09] <panzor> fonts*
[06:09] <mgmuscari> can i use dpkg to install it using the package manager?
[06:09] <starkraving> I'm not using any proprietary drivers at all right now
[06:09] <nicks007> text fonts..
[06:09] <panzor> nicks007, .ttf maybe?
[06:09] <mobi-sheep> !font | nicks007
[06:09] <starkraving> Apparently my radeon's drivers aren't supported in 9.04
[06:10] <jamiejackson> barbarella2: i'm not finding the trick for making my ide drive (as opposed to the satas) sda. i'll reboot again and enter the bios...
[06:10] <nicks007> how can i do that ? please tell me in detail.
[06:10] <panzor> starkraving, ah, sucks. I've been running 8.04 for a while and love it. It's supported for longer than 9.04 anyway :P
[06:11] <nicks007> how can i add new fonts into existing font library ?
[06:11] <panzor> jamiejackson, shouldn't IDE drives come up as hda instead?
[06:11] <jamiejackson> i think that changed in jaunty, panzor
[06:12] <ReggieLove> Does anyone know how i can get rythmbox music player to sort the library by 'album artist' not just 'artist'
[06:12] <pintook> I need a programme to format pendrives & others on Ubuntu 9.0.4
[06:12] <jamiejackson> barbarella2: i'm in the bios, where do i change the order so my ide is sda?
[06:12] <panzor> jamiejackson, that's how linux distros do it that I've been a part of. hda is ide, sda is sata
[06:13] <panzor> nicks007, put the .ttf files in /usr/share/truetype/ I think
[06:13] <panzor> then restart the program you're using
[06:13] <RKR> Hi, Every one I need A help
[06:13] <panzor> and it should appear...maybe
[06:13] <eric__> pintook, have you tried gparted?
[06:13] <jamiejackson> sda for even ide is what i've read happened in jaunty, panzor, and that's what i'm seeing too
[06:13] <pintook> no
[06:13] <panzor> jamiejackson, I don't see the point
[06:13] <nicks007> ok let me try
[06:13] <oh_noes> Is /tmp mounted as swap?
[06:13] <pintook> no eric
[06:13] <panzor> oh_noes, no
[06:13] <pintook> no eric
[06:13] <eric__> Go install it, I think it should work
[06:13] <kerebrus> Hey guys, I installed a deb file from nvidia.com for my gpu and now my vid card is not working properly is there away to revert back to the original drivers?
[06:14] <Myrtti> jamiejackson: ubuntuu moved from sda/hda separation ages ago
[06:14] <barbarella2> jamiejackson:look for boot priority in the bios and select the ide
[06:14] <oh_noes> panzor: it it just a physical directory on the / file system?
[06:14] <jamiejackson> panzor: the point of hd* becoming sd* for IDEs? i dunno, i didn't write it ;-)
[06:14] <pronoy> kerebus: just install the recommended drivers
[06:14] <RKR> Hi Anybody tell my how to make live CD of ubuntu with our own Softwares that we need?
[06:14] <panzor> oh_noes, yeah, it gets erased every time you boot - like the recycle bin on a windows machine, only it gets cleaned up on reboot :P
[06:14] <pronoy> kerebrus: just install the recommended drivers
[06:15] <kerebrus> pronoy: that doesn't fix the problem
[06:15] <pronoy> kerebrus: what gpu are you using
[06:15] <eric__> RKR, do you mean you want a Live CD with non-included software installed?
[06:15] <kerebrus> nvidia gforce fx5200
[06:15] <barbarella2> panzor:no, hda is something from the old kernels, all are sd now
[06:16] <losher> RKR: I found something on the first hit on google for 'make live CD of ubuntu'
[06:16] <panzor> kerebrus, did you try reinstalling the nvidia driver you had previously?
[06:16] <nicks007> panzor, i dont have the directory trutype in /usr/share
[06:16] <mobi-sheep> RKR: I generally keep a list of to-be-install and to-be-purged packages in a textpad.  You can use that as script.
[06:16] <panzor> barbarella2, oh really? Hmm I guess that would explain why slackware calls these hda ;P
[06:16] <kerebrus> panzor: the driver before was from the default install of ubuntu and I dont know where that driver is located or how to remove the one that is currently installed
[06:17] <jamiejackson> barbarella2: my boot priority goes 1st floppy, dvd, then the IDE i want, then "nvidia boot agent" then "2-nvidia boot agent"
[06:17] <mobi-sheep> What filesystem would be most preferable on netbook?
[06:17] <panzor> nicks007: /usr/share/fonts/truetype/    sorry
[06:17] <barbarella2> jamiejackson:that should be ok
[06:18] <jamiejackson> barbarella2: but i didn't change it. that's what it's *been* set on, and the ide comes up dead last (sde)
[06:18] <eric__> Does anyone know where I could go to learn how Ubuntu (or Linux in general) works, as an OS? (ie. the different components, such as the kernel, daemons, servers, hardware interfaces, etc.)
[06:18] <panzor> kerebrus: get it from nvidia. The installation with get rid of most of the previous things, but I had errors until I did some radical cleaning out. Look at all of the things you have installed with "nvidia" in front of them and uninstall. EVen the kernel one. Then run the sh script they give you after turning off gdm
[06:19] <panzor> eric__: slackware lol
[06:19] <barbarella2> jamiejackson:how many drives you got?
[06:19] <losher> jamiejackson: disk naming happens during boot up when the disks are probed. That's a separate issue to which disk the bios tries to boot from. To rename the disks, you'd have to change the cabling, as far as I know...
[06:19] <RKR> eric__: losher: Friends First of all i explain my needs , I have installed ubuntu9.04 in my system and i have a live CD From ubuntu. my need is that i want to create a ubuntu installation disk with live CD support with my own languages and with mp3 codecs and other some softwares and i have to distribute it to my friends. pls guide me!
[06:19] <jamiejackson> barbarella2: and i don't know if it's relevant, but the IDE also shows up as the first primary IDE master, with the CDROM in second place, and the satas in 3,4,5, and 6th place
[06:19] <bc> f-spot must be seriously fubar under the hood if I can consistently make it crash just by clicking on a menu item.
[06:20] <pintook> bye
[06:20] <losher> RKR: See make your own live CD on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCD
[06:20] <jamiejackson> losher: can't do much about cabling changes, since my desired boot is ide, and my others are sata
[06:20] <kerebrus> panzor: so go into synaptic and remove all nvidia entries?
[06:21] <jamiejackson> barbarella2: 1 ide (my desired boot), and 4 satas that i intend to raid5
[06:21] <barbarella2> jamiejackson:so you want to have the mbr on the ide drive
[06:21] <panzor> kerebrus: yeah, lemme see if I can remember the ones I did. It looked pretty scary, I remember. One of those "cross yoru fingers and hope that random forum poster knew what he was talking about ><" moments
[06:21] <eric__> panzor, do you mean install Slackware?
[06:21] <losher> jamiejackson: then you're stuck with whatever naming scheme the kernel comes up with. You should still be able to boot from the ide disk though
[06:21] <jamiejackson> yes, barbarella2
[06:21] <kerebrus> panzor: lol
[06:21] <ubntunovice> ##beginners-help @ irc.freenode.net
[06:21] <panzor> eric__: being able to run slackware and customize it thoroughly will get you all the knowledge you need to succeed as a linux user, in my opinion
[06:22] <jamiejackson> okay, so i'll use sde when i get to the advanced install options for the bootloader location
[06:22] <foreplay> ???DCC SEND "irc.bluenzo.net_join #main_thx" 0 0 0?
[06:22] <barbarella2> jamiejackson:and grub starts?
[06:22] <jamiejackson> barbarella2: and it goes on sde proper, right, not in a partition (sde2)?
[06:22] <panzor> kerebrus: here we go
[06:22] <eric__> panzor, Ok, I guess I'll try that, thanks!
[06:22] <jamiejackson> ...because that's where the mbr is?
[06:22] <henryo> could someone please tell me what a good virus scanner is for ubuntu and how to run it?
[06:23] <panzor> kerebrus: at a term type "dpkg -l | grep nvidia"
[06:23] <barbarella2> jamiejackson:but you can boot your system?
[06:23] <losher> eric__: there's also linux from scratch. The book was good as I recall...
[06:23] <panzor> eric__: no prob, and good luck!
[06:23] <panzor> losher: lol oh boy. We'll tell him that if he comes back for more xP
[06:23] <RKR> Friends First of all i explain my needs , I have installed ubuntu9.04 in my system and i have a live CD From ubuntu. my need is that i want to create a ubuntu installation disk with live CD support with my own languages and with mp3 codecs and other some softwares and i have to distribute it to my friends. pls guide me!
[06:23] <eric__> henryo, you must have tried pretty hard to find a virus for ubuntu
[06:23] <jamiejackson> barbarella2: i'm only booting from livecd at this point, as it's the install that i've been asking the questions about. does that answer your question?
[06:24] <losher> panzor: I think slackware will keep him busy for a while :-)
[06:24] <panzor> kerebrus: probably gonna see three things: "nvidia-glx-new" "nvidia-kernel-common" "nvidia-settings"
[06:24] <henryo> no, i don't have one, i just want some software to make sure my computer is clean
[06:24] <bullgard4> '~$ sudo dmidecode -t 2; ... Base Board Information ...' What is a 'base board'?
[06:24] <tomoyuki28jp> From ubuntu 9.04, openoffice command disappeared. What the alternative command?
[06:24] <panzor> kerebrus: get rid of those before you install. I'm not sure if you need to get rid of nvidia-settings, but I didn't test the fates, so I don't suggest you do too :P.
[06:24] <barbarella2> jamiejackson:then sde should be fine
[06:25] <jamiejackson> okeydoke, thanks for the help, barbarella2
[06:25] <bullgard4> tomoyuki28jp: Alternative to what?
[06:25] <Ron586> Can someone tell me the string to find out what my pc's ip address is?
[06:25] <eric__> RKR, try this link: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/creating-custom-ubuntu-live-cd-with-remastersys.html
[06:25] <ed2ef> RKR, search on google for "how to remaster ubunu"
[06:25] <kerebrus> panzor: ive wiped everything but nvdia binary xorg driver
[06:25] <jamiejackson> ifconfig, Ron586
[06:25] <tomoyuki28jp> bullgard4: To start openoffice. (I mainly use Impless).
[06:25] <losher> bullgard4: I think it's just another way of saying motherboard...
[06:26] <eric__> Ron586, ifconfig
[06:26] <Ron586> jamiejacson: Thank-you
[06:26] <unop_> tomoyuki28jp,  ooffice  or  soffice
[06:26] <panzor> kerebrus: hmm, I don't have that package - dont' recognize it either. I'd say keep that, and if you have problems can it, then try again. After backing htat one up, actually. Sounds...important haha.
[06:26] <Ron586> eric_:Thank you
[06:26] <bullgard4> Ron586: 'ip addr'
[06:26] <unop_> bullgard4, base board would mean the mother board.
[06:26] <tomoyuki28jp> unop_: yeah, soffice is the one, thanks!
[06:27] <andrzej6b> b
[06:27] <bullgard4> losher, unop_ Thank you.
[06:27] <panzor> kerebrus: now grab the linux drivers from the site - I think 185.xx.xx is the latest beta - it works for me. Then hit ctrl-alt-1 and type "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop" to stop gdm. Then "sh NVIDIA-blah blah"
[06:27] <panzor> kerebrus: might want to write down that /etc/init.d command
[06:28] <ed2ef> t
[06:28] <panzor> h
[06:28] <eric__> panzor: do you have to purchase Slackware?
[06:28] <panzor> eric__: nope. Oldest surviving linux distro and always been free :P
[06:29] <ed2ef> u dont need to buy slackware, just go to the official website and download it
[06:29] <losher> eric__: also check out http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/
[06:29] <panzor> losher: you're evil you know that
[06:30] <joetheodd> I've got a BrookTree BT878. What's a good program to use for TV tuning with it?
[06:30] <eric__> panzor: where can I download an .iso for a Slackware install CD? I know, I'm an idiot, but the site I'm on says to order it
[06:30] <losher> panzor: Oh, I don't think it's any worse than slackware, is it?
[06:30] <eric__> losher: thanks, I'll do that
[06:30] <ed2ef> no they dont
[06:30] <panzor> http://www.slackware.com/getslack/
[06:30] <Myrtti> eric__, panzor, losher: you're starting to drift from Ubuntu support...
[06:30] <ed2ef> just get slack on they website, simple like that
[06:30] <panzor> I recommend the torrents page. People seed that thing like mad - definitely faster than the mirrors
[06:30] <dsnyders> Quick c question.   outb(argv[0], base); complains about making an integer from a pointer.  How do I pass just a single byte?
[06:31] <losher> Myrtti: I forgive myself...
[06:31] <raburnes> I had some really large mail.log files built up (multiple gb) so I deleted it and restarted the mail server, but the space appears to have not been reclaimed and now the mail server (postfix) only logs to syslog... is there something I can do to safely empty a log file that is in use?
[06:31] <eric__> OH ok thanks guys
[06:31] <joetheodd> eric__, just click get slack on the side. They give direct downloads and torrents. The order option just is a donation + shiny CD
[06:31] <eric__> I wasn't seeing it
[06:31] <panzor> Myrtti: by learning slackware, he can be more equip to help ubuntu ;P
[06:31] <Myrtti> losher, panzor: I've got no smilies left for this thread of conversation, move on.
[06:33] <panzor> Myrtti's getting a little offtopic methinks >_>
[06:33] <joetheodd> I've got a BrookTree BT878. What's a good program to use for TV tuning with it?
[06:33] <joetheodd> I think panzor is kinda offtopic, do you agree Myrtti
[06:33] <losher> panzor: how come the people who I see doing the least amount of support are always the quickest to criticize?
[06:34] <panzor> losher: I know right, I've helped at least 4-5 people since I walked in and haven't gotten help with my stupid root bashrc question. Though, I haven't renewed the question admittedly
[06:35] <losher> panzor: I'll have a go. What's your question?
[06:35] <bastidrazor> panzor; use sudo instead of being root
[06:35] <panzor> bastidrazor: hell no
[06:35] <coz_> panzor,  what are you trying to do that you need root?
[06:35] <eric__> losher, panzor: Thanks for the Linux from Scratch link, guys, I just found my project for the Summer! =)
[06:36] <Myrtti> panzor: you've enabled the root account?
[06:36] <panzor> losher: when I'm in root "sudo su -" when I press up, text sticks to the first few characters, then continues going up with those previous character stuck...it's hard to describe
[06:36] <Myrtti> panzor: have you tried to get to root prompt by sudo -i?
[06:36] <losher> eric__: I cheated. I read the book but didn't do the actual work, You learn tons, though, lots of applicable to Ubuntu
[06:36] <panzor> Myrtti: hmm, didn't know that, thanks
[06:37] <Myrtti> panzor: also, what's your shell, have you tried others, and what about your terminal?
[06:37] <panzor> Myrtti: thought the problem still exists
[06:37] <kerebrus> panzor: installing the latest drivers for my card from nvidia didnt go well.
[06:37] <coz_> kerebrus,   how did you do it?
[06:37] <panzor> kerebrus: humbug, what were the errors if any
[06:37] <losher> panzor: I know what you mean, presumably a bug in the readline library. No idea of the cure, sorry...
[06:37] <kerebrus> panzor "You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server. "
[06:38] <panzor> nah, there's no way. I'm pretty sure I just messed up when I was making my root shell be red text
[06:38] <panzor> kerebrus: when you installed the nvidia driver, were you in the same kernel as you booted up the first time?
[06:38] <macvr> hi all....... does anyone know how to get the acer orbicam to work?
[06:39] <coz_> kerebrus,  but did you download the driver from nvidia's site or use  sytem/administrations/hardware drivers??
[06:39] <coz_> macvr,  did you install an applications like camorama  to view the video?
[06:39] <Myrtti> panzor: it might be that you've got some unicode or other mixup in your config file for the shell then...
[06:40] <panzor> Myrtti: mind if I post a pastebin to my gross root's .bashrc?
[06:40] <losher> joetheodd: none of the tv apps are great. I've used tvtime in the past...
[06:40] <topgun21> Myrtti: shouldn't panzor  have utf 9 as jhis default language?
[06:40] <macvr> coz_: no...it didnt work in hardy and i stopped looking into it... is camorama in the repos?
[06:40] <topgun21> Myrtti: shouldn't panzor  have utf 8 as his default ansi language?
[06:40] <joetheodd> losher, i decided to jfgi and found tvtime. installing atm
[06:41] <coz_> macvr, yes it is as well as other apps like it I think even pidgin works also
[06:41] <coz_> macvr,   camorama will be a quick test for the cam though
[06:41] <ReggieLove> does anyone know if i can get Rythmbox media player to sort by 'album artist' instead of 'artist' ?
[06:42] <panzor> http://pastebin.com/m537c8c54
[06:42] <macvr> coz_: running install....
[06:42] <Myrtti> topgun21: yes, but depending on his language settings there might be a dead key or something there messing it
[06:42] <hskill> is the virtual terminal you see when you press ctrl+alt+F1, considered a "terminal emulator"?
[06:42] <panzor> ReggieLove: I dont' know the answer, but I'm curious to know why you want to do this and what hte difference is
[06:42] <coz_> macvr,   plug in the cam right before you start camorama
[06:42] <ReggieLove> panzor, some albums have multiple artists and it makes the library confusing
[06:43] <macvr> coz_: its a built in webcam... it says did not detect
[06:43] <coz_> macvr,   ok which system manufacturer
[06:43] <losher> joetheodd: see also http://www.uhlala.it/technology/linux-ati-fglrx-and-tvtime/
[06:43] <macvr> coz_: logitech
[06:44] <topgun21> macvr: Have you installed the usb video driver for linux?
[06:44] <coz_> macvr,  hold on
[06:44] <panzor> ReggieLove: ah, I just strip all of the artists from techno albums and rename the whole album's artists the most notorious one otherwise :/. Defeinitely a workaround. I'd say for you to let me know if you figure it out but....my hopes are low for us meeting again >_>
[06:44] <macvr> topgun21: its a built-in one... wait i'll check
[06:45] <ReggieLove> panzor: yeah that would work i guess but there are a lot of them haha, yeah good point
[06:46] <panzor> ReggieLove: I rename ID3 tags a bunch at a time with Ex Falso. I think you can select a whole album at a time and rename them that way too, in rhythmbox
[06:46] <onexused> Where are the packages and package lists downloaded with apt-get stored?
[06:46] <Piratero> hello
[06:46] <macvr> topgun21: what is the exact package name?
[06:46] <nomad77> panzor: try adding this in dot bashrc  http://www.pastebin.ca/1439081 for red root prompt
[06:46] <losher> hskill: yes, they're all terminal emulators these days, as almost no-one has an actual, real terminal any more
[06:46] <Piratero> i have the following options in my /etc/xorg.conf file: Option         "XkbOptions" "ctrl:nocaps,grp:alt_shift_toggle"
[06:47] <Piratero> this by pressing alt+shift+a, i can switch between 2 different keyboard layouts
[06:47] <panzor> nomad77: oh it's red, it just has errors when I search through history with "up"
[06:47] <Piratero> is there another way i can switch layouts through the commandline?
[06:47] <Myrtti> panzor: hrmhm, I must say it's most curious. I personally use zsh and not had any problems with the colours...
[06:47] <topgun21> macvr: System >> administration >> Synaptic Package manager and search for usbvideo
[06:47] <Piratero> i tried looking into xset
[06:47] <nomad77> panzor: oh sorry
[06:47] <panzor> nomad77: no prob, I appreciate the attention :)
[06:47] <bc> onexused: I believe in /var/cache/apt and /var/lib/apt
[06:48] <ReggieLove> panzor: thanks ill try one of those
[06:48] <onexused> bc: Thanks, that looks like what I'm looking for.
[06:48] <Nom-> Anyone know what the current range of SSD's are like?  I'm seeing some claiming 1.5 million hours MTBF, which seems awfully high to me
[06:49] <coz_> Nom-,   yep intel's  clain 2,000,000 hours
[06:49] <coz_> claim
[06:49] <samrocksc> is there a channel dedicated to finding hardware, I'm having some problems finding my webcam on my laptop.
[06:49] <bc> onexused: be sure to wear a safari hat and bring along a monocle, good luck
[06:49] <macvr> topgun21: IS IT "W3CAM"?
[06:49] <macvr> coz_: any ideas?
[06:49] <Joker_iz_Sik> any one know what is the best open source typing program to help with speed and accuracy ??
[06:49] <AdmAckbar> anyone have netbook remix on an eeepc 901?
[06:50] <bc> onexused: if you want to clear old packages out, apt-get clean (I think)
[06:50] <coz_> macvr,   I am looking now   do you have an exact model for that webcam?
[06:50] <topgun21> onexused: Apt keps iit archives in /var/cache/apt/archives
[06:50] <onexused> bc: I don't have to know a whole lot about what's there, just share it so I don't have to download packages twice.
[06:50] <panzor> Joker_iz_Sik: I saw one in add/remove years ago, but I dunno if it's any good or if it still exists >_>
[06:50] <onexused> topgun21: Thanks.  bc said the same thing.
[06:50] <topgun21> onexused: Apt keeps its archives in /var/cache/apt/archives
[06:50] <Joker_iz_Sik> what was the name of it panzor ??
[06:51] <joetheodd> losher, im an nvidea man so i think im in the clear
[06:51] <Nom-> 1.5m hours is a bloody long time... if they're really likely to last even half that time with 24/7 usage, then I'm very tempted to go get one
[06:51] <dthacker> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=554333
[06:51] <joetheodd> losher, not to mention compiz stands against my entire reason for using linux (efficiency).. as does KDE :P
[06:51] <coz_> Nom-,  intel's also has a utility built in for isolating bad blocks if they s hould  occur
[06:51] <dthacker> Joker_iz_Sik: try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=554333
[06:51] <macvr> coz_: how do i grep the cam id? i'm not able to find it...
[06:51] <coz_> Nom-,  righ now intels' or  fusion-io drives
[06:52] <coz_> macvr,   which model of laptop
[06:52] <losher> joetheodd: the interesting part was that he used vlc and mplayer as tuning apps and liked mplayer best. Just a suggestion if you don't like tvtime...
[06:52] <lucax> hwo can i change the notify pop up of jaunty?
[06:52] <panzor> joetheodd: yeah right, you just hate compiz cause it messes with wine don't you!
[06:52] <losher> joetheodd: p.s. totally agree about compiz & kde.
[06:52] <joetheodd> panzor, i hate compiz cause it doesn't work with my video card. :P
[06:52] <macvr> coz_: Acer Aspire 5672 WLMi, from the aspire 5670 series
[06:52] <bc> onexused: for future reference, inspecting information like that in the future can possibly be done with strace
[06:52] <panzor> losher: I think we would be good friends
[06:53] <joetheodd> panzor, i wouldn't use it anyways, but if i needed a good reason.. :P
[06:53] <panzor> joetheodd: I know a WoW-head when I see one
[06:53] <onexused> bc: I'll keep that in mind.
[06:53] <joetheodd> panzor, good call. :P
[06:53] <mobi-sheep> joetheodd: The appropriate response would be "I hate my video card because it does not work with compiz" :)
[06:53] <losher> panzor: cool. I'm often here in the evenings (pacific time)...
[06:53] <bc> onexused: here is a quick tutorial for the bookmarks -> http://www.hokstad.com/5-simple-ways-to-troubleshoot-using-strace.html
[06:53] <joetheodd> mobi-sheep, I hate my video card cause it's an MX4000 and is older than my grandma.
[06:54] <pccc> Hey, how come in GParted the "resize" option is disabled for my /dev/sda1 partition (filesystem ext3)?
[06:54] <macvr> coz_: found it... Bus 001 Device 016: ID 046d:0892 Logitech, Inc. OrbiCam
[06:54] <nibsa1242> can someone help me figure out how to search my hard drive for all jpg ( or JPG ) files created within the last month? I'm missing some pictures and can't seem to find them
[06:55] <nibsa1242> pccc: is /dev/sda1 currently mounted?
[06:55] <coz_> macv  ok hold on
[06:55] <pccc> nibsa1242: yes
[06:55] <coz_> macvr,   ok hold on
[06:55] <onexused> When I run a graphical program (say, gcalctool) on my Ubuntu-9.04 machine over ssh from this machine (gentoo), the waiting and text selection cursors are huge.  This doesn't happen when the program's running on my other Ubuntu (8.10) machine.  How do I fix this?
[06:55] <nibsa1242> pccc: unmount it first
[06:55] <dthacker> nibsa: use find
[06:55] <panzor> pccc: can't mess with partitions that are mounted
[06:55] <panzor> pccc: get the .iso of gparted and boot that
[06:55] <pccc> panzor: ah, ic
[06:55] <pccc> thanks
[06:55] <nibsa1242> pccc: use the live cd
[06:55] <panzor> no prob :)
[06:55] <panzor> keep the disk too, I still use the first one I burned
[06:56] <dthacker> find / -name "*.jpg" -ctime +30 -print          or something similar
[06:56] <nibsa1242> dthacker: thanks, I'll go rtfm and figure out what I need to tell it to do...
[06:56] <panzor> piper is now known as MasterofDisguise
[06:56] <endtask89> how can i get live online webcam? i want to chat with video but i do not know how to do it.
[06:57] <panzor> endtask89: have you tried skype?
[06:57] <endtask89> nope panzor
[06:57] <losher> dthacker: -30 (within the last 30 days)  +30 (more than 30 days old) or did I get it backwards?
[06:57] <bc> dthacker: that's created 30 days or more ago, and will exclude, for example, yesterday's jpegs
[06:57] <panzor> endtask89: fumble with that for a while - pretty sure you'll succeed :)
[06:58] <dthacker> bc: yes that's true,  I'm used to looking for old junk to delete
[06:58] <coz_> macvr,   I am having no luck finding a way to get this to work   I have seen a few posts about the difficulty with it but it was referring to earlier version of ubuntu
[06:58] <peepsalot> is there much difference between .debs made for one Ubuntu release vs another (ex. jaunty vs karmic)?
[06:58] <foureight84> what's a light weight simple version control alternative to svn? i only need to use this with one other person on my team
[06:58] <coz_> macvr,  still looking though
[06:58] <bc> dthacker: :D
[06:58] <endtask89> panzor : how about i want to chat with someone using yahoo!? can webcam?
[06:58] <macvr> coz_: me too...
[06:58] <Flannel> peepsalot: dependency versions can cause issues.
[06:58] <panzor> endtask89: ehh, sadly I'm pretty sure nooo - but you could get lucky! I know from personal experience that googletalk doesn't work...though that was a bit ago.
[06:59] <endtask89> i like ubuntu but that software and this kind of function wont work.. sad... panzor
[06:59] <mute> hallo
[06:59] <pccc> losher: -30 is within the last 30 days
[07:00] <peepsalot> Flannel, i see
[07:00] <dthacker> foureight84: some folks like git and bazaar
[07:00] <panzor> endtask89: yar, it's a shame we dont' get thought of while this stuff is developed
[07:00] <onexused> When I run a graphical program (say, gcalctool) on my Ubuntu-9.04 machine over ssh from this machine (gentoo), the waiting and text selection cursors are huge.  This doesn't happen when the program's running on my other Ubuntu (8.10) machine.  How do I fix this?
[07:00] <mobi-sheep> !info ekiga
[07:01] <foureight84> hmm dthacker is there a small self-contained version? like one just for yourself
[07:01] <endtask89> panzor: what else i want to ask...im very new in ubuntu. :)
[07:01] <bc> foureight84: you'll probably love git
[07:01] <dthacker> foureight84: not sure.  I just use svn for my personal stuff.
[07:02] <losher> foureight84: depends on the requirements. If it's just a few files, rcs. If there are directories too, cvs. If you need directory versioning, svn/git. And backup, backup, backup...
[07:02] <panzor> endtask89: shoot, tex
[07:02] <hskill> if someone says "open a tty" does that mean a virtual console via ctrl+alt+FN since those use /dev/tty, and gui terminal windows like xterm and gnome terminal use /dev/pts?
[07:02] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: Do you have webcam?  It does work -- Try cheese.
[07:02] <endtask89> panzor: almost all software we can download from add/remove?
[07:02] <dthacker> foureight84: amen on the backup, backup, backup
[07:02] <foureight84> hehe
[07:02] <coz_> macvr,  sorry guy I have not found a solution for you...hopefully someone else here has a bit more experience with webcams than I do
[07:02] <foureight84> i will look into these thanks guys
[07:02] <endtask89> mobi-sheep: i tried cheese..it works..but i want online chat webcam
[07:03] <panzor> endtask89: the common, big stuff, yeah. Synaptic package has everything, and the internet has the rest...of everything haha.
[07:03] <foureight84> how about something with a gui to show code changes?
[07:03] <foureight84> i'm looking at smartsvn client for svn
[07:03] <macvr> coz_: thanx... stupid webcam, doesnt work properly in windows too! thanx anyway ... i'll keep looking :)
[07:03] <bc> foureight84: most have guis available (i know git and svn do)
[07:04] <foureight84> ah awesome... okay i'll look into it rather than asking mundane questions
[07:04] <dthacker> foureight84: in a work environment I've used ViewVCS which runs on apache (and possibly others)
[07:04] <panzor> foureight84:I remember searching for a gui for svn, but then read the manpage and had an easier time in terminal
[07:04] <panzor> than I did with the gui*
[07:04] <coz_> macvr,   sorry guy   I hope you get this solved  you might want to try to visit  #linux channel also someone there may have something to offer
[07:05] <macvr> coz_: Ok...:)
[07:05] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: Use www.justin.tv --> to indulge your impulses.
[07:05] <losher> hskill: it means different things to different people. To a programmer, it usually means a tty/pty pair, to a user, it's usually any terminal window running a cli...
[07:05] <endtask89> panzor: this is very new 4 me. b4 this i was using windows/microsoft. very different from ubuntu.
[07:05] <endtask89> mobi-sheep: thanks...
[07:05] <dthacker> macvr: you may want to post your question on launchpads answers section
[07:05] <panzor> endtask89: yeah, I like it though :)
[07:05] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: I don't know.  What are you looking for in Ubunut? There are lot of things you know. :)
[07:06] <macvr> dthacker: ok... but there has been a bug for a long time since intrepid for this webcam, so thought if someone might have a solution now...
[07:06] <endtask89> mobi-sheep: i want to try somthing new. ubuntu/linux is something new for me. i think im very good in xp/vista. so i try ubuntu.
[07:07] <hskill> kdesvn is pretty good
[07:08] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: Let's start somewhere.  What do you want to try?  What are you using for IRC?  I like XChat over Gnome-XChat for starters.
[07:08] <panzor> xchat ftw
[07:08] <songer> hello people
[07:08] <endtask89> mobi-sheep: yeah..im using xChat rite now...
[07:08] <onexused> What's the package I need to mount nfs shares?
[07:08] <songer>   I having problems
[07:08] <panzor> what problems you has good sir
[07:09] <endtask89> mobi-sheep: a lots of coding in ubuntu
[07:09] <losher> onexused: nfs-client I think it's called...
[07:09] <mobi-sheep> !nfs | onexused
[07:09] <songer> I wanna get lyrics on rhythmbox
[07:09] <onexused> losher: You know, that might be it.
[07:09] <onexused> losher mobi-sheep: Thanks
[07:09] <losher> onexused: or nfs-common, I always forget. Do 'sudo apt-cache search nfs'
[07:10] <panzor> songer: there's a plugin, lemme dig it up
[07:10] <bc> losher: don't need sudo for apt-cache
[07:10] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: I got a perfect app for you to try.
[07:10] <bc> losher: need sudo for update though
[07:10] <Starcraftmazter> why does pulseaudio keep screwing up lately=/.
[07:10] <endtask89> mobi-sheep ..what it that
[07:10] <onexused> losher: "Note, selecting nfs-common instead of nfs-client" but apt-get install nfs-client helped, anyhow.
[07:10] <losher> bc: I don't think I knew that...
[07:10] <mobi-sheep> !info gnome-do | endtask89
[07:11] <panzor> songer: rhythmbox>edit>plugins hit "song lyrics"
[07:11] <Crowman> hey, i've got SE C702 and I can not mount it as memory card. Have you got any ideas?
[07:11] <coz_> songer, you want the lyrics-look-ups  plugin I believe
[07:11] <panzor> songer: then right click a song and hit properites, then hit the lyrics tab
[07:11] <endtask89> !info gnome-do
[07:11] <songer> yes i did it
[07:11] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: It's an equivalent for QuickLight / SilverLight in Apple or Instant Search / Launchy in Vista.
[07:11] <endtask89> ahahahahah....
[07:11] <panzor> songer: success?
[07:12] <songer> ok
[07:12] <onexused> When I run a graphical program (say, gcalctool) on my Ubuntu-9.04 machine over ssh from this machine (gentoo), the waiting and text selection cursors are huge.  This doesn't happen when the host my other Ubuntu (8.10) machine.  Any ideas about fixing this?
[07:12] <songer>   lets see
[07:12] <endtask89> mobi-sheep, what is actually interesting in ubuntu?
[07:12] <nibsa1242> I'm having trouble with either files disappearing, or users not being able to find files... any help?
[07:12] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: What do you mean?  There are [over] thousand packages.
[07:13] <ActionParsnip> nibsa1242: are you using ext4?
[07:13] <nibsa1242> ActionParsnip: no, ext3
[07:13] <endtask89> mobi-sheep, yeah..i think the appearence is the one of the interesting package i thought....
[07:13] <ActionParsnip> thats a bonus, i'd try an fsck in livecd
[07:13] <hskill> wha exactly is a glyph?
[07:14] <endtask89> mobi-sheep, how about i want to install games such as counterstrike n ubuntu?
[07:14] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: The benefits of Ubuntu / linux is flexible customization. :)
[07:14] <nibsa1242> ActionParsnip: I think its a case of user forgot where she put the files... I know they are jpg, I know they were created in last 30 days.
[07:14] <panzor> endtask89: wine does a good job with counterstrike, tf2, and guildwars, in my experience
[07:14] <songer> yes now lyric is there
[07:14] <onexused> endtask89: -Some- Windows programs run under wine
[07:14] <ActionParsnip> endtask89: and all the advantages of openness + multiple devs
[07:14] <panzor> songer:gratz
[07:14] <songer>  but how can I see
[07:14] <endtask89> mobi-sheep, yeah...flexible but much much more code we must memorize to do that
[07:15] <losher> nibsa1242: files don't spontaneously disappear in ext3. If they are truly disappearing, it's because someone or something is deleting them. And users are unreliable at best...
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> nibsa1242: you could use find
[07:15] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: What do you mean?  More codes or more choices?
[07:15] <nibsa1242> ActionParsnip: however, I'm trying to learn how to use find and or use Ubuntu's graphical find files and neither seems to locate files that I know are there
[07:15] <endtask89> mobi-sheep, 4get it..hehehehe
[07:15] <endtask89> mobi-sheep, wine? what is that?
[07:15] <panzor> losher: I think that guy's house is haunted, what about you
[07:15] <bc> onexused: what window system on the gentoo box?
[07:15] <ActionParsnip> nibsa1242: sudo find / -name "*.jpg" > ~/results.txt; gedit ~/results.txt
[07:15] <yaris123456789> hiya there folks. i have vista and running ubuntu. i only gave ubuntu 8gb. but now i want to give it more space. probably 20gigs. how can i do that ?
[07:15] <mobi-sheep> !wine | endtask89
[07:15] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: That's that.
[07:16] <losher> hskill: you're full of interesting questions tonight. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glyph
[07:16] <panzor> man, the bots have more spam than a user just explaining the thing
[07:16] <nibsa1242> ActionParsnip: how can I limit that to last 30 days?
[07:16] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: I generally don't use my laptop for games though. :)
[07:16] <songer> or all the time I need to  make click on the song and  reed there
[07:16] <onexused> bc: You mean xorg-X11?  Or do you mean gnome?
[07:16] <songer> ?
[07:16] <panzor> yaris123456789: gparted, google will server you well ;)
[07:16] <bc> onexused: gnome or kde? or something else? are both machines using gnome?
[07:17] <endtask89> mobi-sheep,  owh...how interesting yeahhh!!
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> nibsa1242: not sure but i'm sure find has that functionality, read the man page is all i can suggest
[07:17] <onexused> bc: Both machines have gnome.  The host only has gnome so I can't test anything from KDE, etc.
[07:17] <nibsa1242> ActionParsnip: thanks... I think its mtime 30, trying that...
[07:17] <bc> onexused: no idea then. I was going to suggest qt <-> gtk weirdness, but looks like that's not the case
[07:18] <endtask89> !wine
[07:18] <losher> nibsa1242: find totally does this. Try: find . -name "*.jpg" -ctime -30
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> if you are after games keep an eye out for native installers an loki installers
[07:19] <onexused> Which don't always work.
[07:19] <Crowman> got any ideas to mount c702 as memory card (Ubuntu 9.04) ??
[07:19] <nibsa1242> losher: I've typed that exactly, and got nothing... when I know there were files there
[07:20] <cached> okay. this is pretty urgent
[07:20] <panzor> WHERE'S THE FIRE
[07:20] <cached> i just did sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-177
[07:20] <losher> nibsa1242: doesn't sound right. Did you start in the right place?
[07:20] <cached> and now the installation just said 'removing ubuntu-desktop'
[07:20] <cached> among other removes
[07:20] <cached> that doesnt look good
[07:20] <panzor> no it doesn't
[07:20] <nibsa1242> losher: I started in ~
[07:20] <panzor> but you should be fine
[07:20] <ActionParsnip> Crowman: if the partition shows in    sudo fdisk -l    you mount it like any other partition
[07:21] <cached> panzor: will i still have access to gui?
[07:21] <panzor> cached: yeah, I've done this before. Looks scary, doesn't affect anything. Although, I'll check for you. I'd hate to cripple you because of my bad memory. And yes, it is quite bad. Sec.
[07:21] <endtask89> ActionParsnip, ubuntu also using partition like C:\ or d:\ ?
[07:21] <Crowman> ActionParsnip: in fdisk there's no my phone
[07:21] <losher> nibsa1242: try 'ls -lart' that will give you a listing with most recent first so you can cross check
[07:22] <ActionParsnip> nibsa1242: use  sudo find / -name "*.jpg" -ctime -30 > ~/result.txt; gedit ~/result.txt
[07:22] <mobi-sheep> ActionParsnip: Did you ever try 'ubuntu-laptop-mode' on a laptop?
[07:22] <ActionParsnip> mobi-sheep: i dont use ubuntu on laptops
[07:22] <panzor> cached: yup, that program doesn't exist on this machine
[07:22] <ActionParsnip> mobi-sheep: i use puppy, much faster
[07:23] <panzor> cached:giving you the go-ahead, ace
[07:23] <cached> panzor: i probably just made it worse :(. I typed sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180 to get my old thing back, and now i got "Errors were encountered while processing nvidia-glx-177. Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[07:23] <losher> mobi-sheep: so what does ubuntu-laptop-mode do?
[07:23] <mobi-sheep> !info ubuntu-laptop-mode | losher
[07:23] <losher> mobi-sheep: ah,thanks
[07:23] <mobi-sheep> losher: That's that.  I wonder if I do need it since I'm sure Ubuntu know I'm using a laptop.
[07:24] <endtask89> mobi-sheep, , ubuntu also using partition like C:\ or d:\ ?
[07:24] <panzor> cached: while the other thing was installing? that possible?
[07:24] <cached> panzor: after the other thing finished
[07:24] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: No.  There are a single tree in linux and mac.  I can't remember the command.
[07:24] <Crowman> endtask98: partitions windows-like? NO
[07:24] <panzor> cached: what about the nvidia-glx-new package
[07:24] <panzor> cached: do you have that?
[07:25] <mobi-sheep> !dirs | endtask89
[07:25] <cached> panzor how do i check
[07:25] <leehac> ubuntu-id
[07:25] <panzor> cached: uh, synaptic or you could use "dpkg -l | grep nvidia"
[07:25] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: You want to look at "Main Directories" on the link.
[07:25] <cached> panzor: it's not on the list
[07:25] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: You want to worry about your home folder -- That's it.
[07:25] <panzor> cached: first part lists all of your packages, then pipes that to show only the lines with "nvidia" in it
[07:25] <mobi-sheep> !home | endtask89
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> !info jockey-gtk | cached:
[07:26] <nibsa1242> ActionParsnip: ok, that worked, I think the issue was the "-" before the 30 after ctime
[07:26] <endtask89> mobi-sheep, good! thanks alot man!!!
[07:26] <panzor> cached: may I ask what the overall goal of doing all this is? updating your video drivers?
[07:26] <cached> panzor: I couldn't find a -dev package for 180
[07:26] <ruediix> Hello.  I noticed that synaptic keeps saying that it can't verify the signature on any of the packages.  Does anyone know what might cause this>
[07:26] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: Your personal file (and configuration files) are kept in /home/endtask89/
[07:26] <ActionParsnip> nibsa1242: yeah . starts in the pwd, to search the whole system you need to use /
[07:26] <peepsalot> argh.  why is awesome version so old in the repos
[07:27] <cached> panzor: so, being tired, i saw 177-dev as the latest and decided "ah, that's probably what i have. i'll just pick that"
[07:27] <peepsalot> i can't figure out how to build this thing either
[07:27] <mobi-sheep> ruediix: You need to add the key.  Did you install something recently?
[07:27] <panzor> cached: why do you need the -dev?
[07:27] <nibsa1242> ActionParsnip: I found them... the user forgot that she put them on a USB thumb drive instead of copying to the hard drive
[07:27] <losher> nibsa1242: the -30 should be correct. Famous last words...
[07:27] <cached> panzor: building o3d
[07:27] <ruediix> mobi-sheep no
[07:27] <ActionParsnip> ruediix: run: sudo apt-get update. If you give the error regarding the key I can give you the command
[07:27] <panzor> cached: ah, not familiar. Give me a second to see...
[07:28] <losher> nibsa1242: Users. Can't kill 'em...
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> ruediix: sounds like you added a repo and not its pgp key
[07:28] <endtask89> mobi-sheep, you are very clever in ubuntu... when did u start using ubuntu?
[07:28] <h4mx0r> is there an mplayer skin that makes it only one window?
[07:28] <panzor> cached: I'd get these two packages: nvidia-glx-new and nvidia-glx-new-dev
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> h4mx0r: smplayer is getting bigged up at the moment, I use it without skin at al so couldnt comment
[07:29] <kc8pxy> i need help understanding why i can't tell apt to simply reinstall a package i installed,  and then goofed,  so i want the fresh files to overwrite my goof.   and it won't.(or i don't know how to tell it to).
[07:29] <panzor> cached: just a guess, but it sounds like "-new" means that it'll update it as it goes, thus being the "best" for the people that want to stay current. That's what I have as default - at least I didn't put it there myself.
[07:29] <ruediix> ActionParsnip: It is reporting it in the standard Ubuntu packages.
[07:29] <nibsa1242> losher: yeah, but its ok... pictures represent about 3 hours of work... so time was saved, and now I know how to use find better
[07:29] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: About a year now.
[07:30] <bgupta> Good evening.. I was fiddling around in OS X today and discovered http://www.manpagez.com/man/8/dynamic_pager/osx-10.4.php I'm wondering if Ubuntu ships with something like this, as it seems pretty useful?
[07:30] <losher> nibsa1242: cool
[07:30] <nibsa1242> losher ActionParsnip thanks for all your help!
[07:30] <mobi-sheep> endtask89: I began using Gentoo at first.  I later moved to Ubuntu.
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> ruediix: doesnt mean anything. If you don't have the ke, you don't have the key
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> nibsa1242: np bro
[07:30] <h4mx0r> ActionParsnip: I want to use regular plain mplayer but with a one piece skin
[07:30] <losher> kc8pxy: apt-get install --reinstall <package> or some such
[07:30] <cached> panzor: "nvidia-glx-new is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has ben obsoleted, or is only available from another source"
[07:30] <cached> panzor: then it lists nvidia-glx-177 as its replacement
[07:30] <ruediix> tell ActionParsnip I had the key before and it reports that I have the key for the Ubuntu repositories in the GUI.
[07:31] <h4mx0r> ActionParsnip: I still don't get why vlc is always bugged in some way on most linux distros
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> ruediix: if you run: sudo apt-get update   in terminaland give the error about keys I can give you the command to resolve it
[07:31] <losher> h4mx0r: crappy programmers...
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> h4mx0r: i dont use it
[07:31] <panzor> cached: ah, that could be. I'm in 8.04 - I guess try reverting everything to the one that went through that caused the other one's error? restart X and cross your fingers
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> h4mx0r: log bugs and things get fixed
[07:31] <mobi-sheep> h4mx0r: You're experiencing an embedded window bug?  Two interfaces -- One for GUI --- One for Control Interface.
[07:31] <zenxr> mobi-sheep: beginning with gentoo, never heard of that before :P
[07:31] <ruediix> ActionParsnip OK, I've got something really screwed up.  It's reporting that it is using ftp.debian.org as it's sources.  I have no clue why.
[07:31] <Ryan52> can somebody on jaunty or karmic please pastebin their /var/lib/dpkg/alternatives/x-www-browser for me?
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> h4mx0r: try cvlc
[07:32] <mobi-sheep> zenxr: Better Gentoo than Windows. :)
[07:32] <zenxr> mobi-sheep: I opted for slackware instead of gentoo, older packages but better stability
[07:32] <zenxr> mobi-sheep: just because gentoo isn't very user friendly.
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> ruediix: you shouldnt have any debian sources, ubuntu + debian debs = pain
[07:32] <losher> zenxr: I find 8.04.2 LTS rock solid & stable, personally...
[07:32] <h4mx0r> ActionParsnip mobi-sheep: I am tired of all these rediculous media apps that just fail. I'm using mplayer and I need the skin to stop being retarded :( sorry I'm just fed up I opened some wannabe mplayer clone and it couldn't play a basic .flv file
[07:32] <zenxr> losher: I was referring to gentoo
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> h4mx0r: you can use the WMP skin for comedy value
[07:33] <losher> zenxr: Ah, my bad...
[07:33] <panzor> losher: dude, BFF's, I'm telling you
[07:33] <ruediix> ActionParsnip:  I never installed those repositories I have no clue how they got there.   I am going to have to do a complete reinstall.
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> h4mx0r: any player can play any media file provided it has codecs
[07:33] <Ryan52> anybody?
[07:33] <zenxr> losher: it's cool lol, i'm running 8.10 atm, but it's a custom distrobution
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> h4mx0r: the player is irrelevant
[07:33] <h4mx0r> ActionParsnip: so all I have to do is strip down the wmp skin? where is it can you link
[07:33] <panzor> ruediix: hold on, you want to get rid of some .debs? I wasn't paying attention
[07:33] <mobi-sheep> h4mx0r: I like gnome-mplayer over mplayer myself as it use a simple interface.  You might want to try that.  VLC is great but there are an embedded window bug occurring.  There are also are a patch for it if you're not aware.  It's not updated in Ubuntu repos.
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> Ryan52: sec
[07:34] <losher> panzor: :-)
[07:34] <h4mx0r> mobi-sheep: that's the one I was just talking about
[07:34] <Ryan52> ActionParsnip: thanks much :)
[07:34] <ruediix> tell Panzor no, the issue is unknown  Somehow my repository list got corrupted.
[07:34] <h4mx0r> mobi-sheep: I might try vlc again I haven't used it since 8.10 when it couldn't open a directory without dieing
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> Ryan52: http://pastebin.com/f3e58b43f
[07:34] <mobi-sheep> h4mx0r: gnome-mplayer --> not same as mplayer.  It uses a different GUI./
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> Ryan52: if you backup the files you edit, befre playing then you will never need to ask again
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> Ryan52: as you can roll back
[07:35] <panzor> ruediix: ack, sorry
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> Ryan52: you may want to bear this in mind in thefuture
[07:35] <Ryan52> ActionParsnip: this has nothing to do with that..
[07:35] <UFO_IRC_TEST> #ubuntu-tw
[07:36] <Ryan52> ActionParsnip: I'm a Debian contributor trying to make changes to my package so that there doesn't need to be an ubuntu diff anymore, and I needed to know what firefox's priority is on ubuntu.
[07:36] <fuzzybunny69y> hey everyone can anyone help me in getting my sound working? For some reason the startup sound plays but nothing else works.
[07:36] <Ryan52> aprilhare: anyway, thanks.
[07:36] <Ryan52> aprilhare: sorry...
[07:37] <zenxr> fuzzybunny69y: what desktop client are you using? gnome/kde/fluxbox/exc?
[07:37] <Ryan52> gah, he left.
[07:37] <Ryan52> *shrug*
[07:37] <FloodBot2> Ryan52: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:37] <fuzzybunny69y> zenxr, gnome
[07:37] <zenxr> fuzzybunny69y: open another window so we can work on it?
[07:37] <ActionParsnip> pidgin crapped out
[07:38] <fuzzybunny69y> zenxr, what do you mean open another console window
[07:38] <xero> can someone help me setup my server?
[07:38] <zenxr> fuzzybunny69y, a private irc window.
[07:38] <cached> panzor: okay. saved/pickled everything. restarting.
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> xero: can you be more specific please? I can name about 2 different server types without breaking a sweat
[07:38] <zenxr> fuzzybunny69y: I opened it
[07:38] <ActionParsnip> 20
[07:39] <panzor> cached: good luck~
[07:39] <losher> cached: pickled. I like that...
[07:39] <cached> losher: ?
[07:39] <cached> panzor: shouldn't ctrl-alt-backspace restart x?
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> !dontzap
[07:39] <panzor> cached: yep - though they disabled it in 9.04 I heard...'tards
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> panzor: yeah, weird isnt it
[07:39] <ruediix> ActionParsnip: I can't find those debian archives anywhere in the /etc/apt config files
[07:39] <xero> i have ubuntu 8.04 desktop edition, im trying to set it up so i can get my website up
[07:40] <losher> panzor: don't get me started on 9.04....
[07:40] <panzor> losher: chances are you already did in the past life we shared together
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> ruediix: can you pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list file as well as the output of: sudo apt-get update  please
[07:40] <cached> panzor: so, how do i restart x? log out and back in?
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> xero: then install apache2
[07:40] <trancefat> Hi all, Evolution is quite buggy (as a personal organizer) isnt it?
[07:41] <xero> already installed apache2
[07:41] <panzor> cached: do the doo-icky the bot posted about dontzap. It'll be useful in the future at some point. Save some time
[07:41] <mobi-sheep> !lamp
[07:41] <mobi-sheep> xero: See ^^
[07:41] <ActionParsnip> !dontzap > panzor
[07:41] <panzor> trancefat: I use clawsmail and like it a bunch.
[07:41] <h4mx0r> trancefat: if you like personal organizers you might try kde. I guess it helps since you stare at the eyecandy so much with that.
[07:41] <trancefat> panzor: thanks
[07:41] <xero> thanks
[07:42] <panzor> ActionParsnip: hey, dontzap zapped me
[07:42] <trancefat> h4mx0r: yeah, but i wanted to stick to Gnome
[07:42] <cached> panzor: okay, hopefully really restarting x this time
[07:42] <krishmish> hi room
[07:42] <panzor> cached: heheh *salutes*
[07:42] <ActionParsnip> panzor: i told ubottu to, its now in a seperate window so it won't be lost in the sand of time
[07:43] <h4mx0r> trancefat: alright, just I was a bit impressed about how much information it could sort through
[07:43] <panzor> ActionParsnip: I don't need it silly :P cached was asking
[07:43] <ActionParsnip> panzor: i see
[07:43] <trancefat> h4mx0r: if i install it (i wont need to switch to KDE right)
[07:43] <cached> panzor: ugh
[07:43] <krishmish> can someone help me set up a ubuntu machine as a domain controller authenticating windows machines and users??
[07:43] <panzor> cached: no beans?
[07:44] <h4mx0r> trancefat: if you install kubuntu you can switch between kde and gnome with gdm
[07:44] <defcon1_> how does one go about resetting all of the default programs for different file extensions?
[07:44] <krishmish> can someone help me set up a ubuntu machine as a domain controller authenticating windows machines and users??
[07:44] <cached> panzor not restarting
[07:44] <ruediix> tell ActionParsnip weird apt-update was using the wrong sources.  It must be looking somewhere else for it's source files
[07:44] <h4mx0r> defcon1: reallywish I knew
[07:44] <panzor> you did: sudo dontzap --disable ?
[07:44] <cached> panzor yes
[07:44] <panzor> cached: ctrl-alt-backspace?
[07:45] <krishmish> can someone help me set up a ubuntu machine as a domain controller authenticating windows machines and users??
[07:45] <cached> panzor: yes
[07:45] <ruediix> tell ActionParsnip how do I reinstall the keyring package?  After that I'll clean up my package tree.
[07:45] <panzor> cached: *facepalm* umm...ask it nicely? I'm all out
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> ruediix: it looks at souces.list in /etc/apt
[07:45] <cached> panzor: no error message when running the command. if i dont run it as root, then it tells me i'm not root
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> cached: put sudo in front
[07:46] <furythor> Is there software to diagnose hardware (AGP bus speed) etc ?
[07:46] <panzor> cached: yeah. My guess is that maybe it works after a restart?
[07:46] <ruediix> ActionParsnip that's why it's confusing me.  I know that.  Apt-upgrade is not behaving the same as apt-get upgrade
[07:46] <ActionParsnip> furythor: sudo lshw
[07:46] <cached> ActionParsnip: i did it as root (using sudo) already
[07:46] <ActionParsnip> ruediix: i've never used apt-upgrade only apt-get upgrade
[07:46] <h4mx0r> krishmish: have you tried kerberos? http://www.alittletooquiet.net/text/kerberos-on-ubuntu/
[07:46] <ruediix> actionparsnip don't patronize me I know what I'm doing.
[07:46] <MeXTuX> I'm trying to build gmameui 0.2.8 from source and when I type ./configure got this error: checking for GTK+ - version >= 2.4.0... yes (version 2.12.9)
[07:46] <ActionParsnip> ruediix: i'm not. i assume nothing in here
[07:46] <MeXTuX> checking for pkg-config... (cached) /usr/bin/pkg-config
[07:46] <MeXTuX> checking for GTK+ - version >= 2.13.4... no
[07:47] <losher> krishmish: I can't, but I googled & found: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/serverguide/C/samba-dc.html
[07:47] <MeXTuX> *** Could not run GTK+ test program, checking why...
[07:47] <krishmish> h4mx0r: no
[07:47] <MeXTuX> *** The test program compiled, but did not run. This usually means
[07:47] <krishmish> h4mx0r: yeah
[07:47] <ActionParsnip> ruediix: due to the wide range of skill set in the channel i treat everyone identically so details are not overlooked as assumed
[07:47] <ruediix> ActionParsnip  OK, then if you know the name of the keyring package so I can reinstall it properly, it would help, otherwise I'll have to go on my own.
[07:47] <farhanm> h8i
[07:47] <defcon1_> i feel like there should be an easy way to reset things back do default applications for specific extensions, but this is proving to be harder than I thought to find
[07:47] <MeXTuX> *** that the run-time linker is not finding GTK+ or finding the wrong
[07:47] <cached> panzor: okay. restarting
[07:47] <ActionParsnip> !info gnome-keyring
[07:47] <krishmish> h4mx0r:  i have samba running, but im unable to figure out how to set up security
[07:47] <MeXTuX> *** version of GTK+. If it is not finding GTK+, you'll need to set your
[07:47] <jimbo2009> !codecs
[07:47] <lstarnes> MeXTuX: you need libgtk2.0-dev
[07:48] <h4mx0r> krishmish: so you wish to setup samba properly?
[07:48] <ruediix> actionparsnip not the manual install there is a package that contains the keyring I need
[07:48] <krishmish> h4mx0r: yes
[07:48] <ActionParsnip> ruediix: here is a script i have for pgpp keys: http://pastebin.com/f2ce47c5f
[07:48] <ruediix> actionparsnip and that is not it.
[07:49] <ActionParsnip> ruediix: you give it the last 8 character in the error you get when yu apt-get update and it gets the key for you :D
[07:49] <h4mx0r> krishmish ldap is probably what you want
[07:49] <ruediix> actionparsnip and that isn't it either.  There is a package installed on first install that contains the keys.  I need to reinstall that package.  Now if you don't need that package than don't bother trying to help.
[07:49] <ActionParsnip> ruediix: apt-cache search key | less
[07:50] <krishmish> h4mx0r: actually till now i we were using windows server with AD
[07:50] <kc8pxy> how do i force a package to purge, and not care that it can't stop it via invoke-rc.d ??
[07:50] <ruediix> actionparsnip well the apt-get update isn't erroring out.   It seems to be reporting it as an error.
[07:50] <zhoujingrui> hi i need a help my ubuntu 8.10 no sound
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> ruediix: you are now on ignore. I'm trying to help and you are being totally ungrateful
[07:50] <zhoujingrui> can u help me?
[07:50] <krishmish> h4mx0r:  i am told integration with LDAP for AD is complex
[07:50] <ruediix> actionparsnip This isn't slackware you don't manually install keys when there is a package.
[07:50] <ruediix> actionparsnip if you don't know what you are doing stop trying to be an expert.
[07:51] <h4mx0r> krishmish: hmm probably right
[07:51] <panzor> ruediix: I'd help you dude, but I don't know how...kudos for not..."helping"? haha
[07:51] <krishmish> h4mx0r:  so, as a parellel, i want to first set up a file server that can authenticate windows users the same way
[07:51] <xero> how do i port forward?
[07:51] <defcon1_> @h4mx0r is GDM installed by default in ubuntu?  if so how do you get to it?
[07:51] <MeXTuX> I have installed libgtk2.0-dev 2.12.9-3ubuntu5 so is it possible when I try to build the application doesn't know where to find libgtk2.0-dev libraries?? :(
[07:51] <krishmish> i installed samba on my machine
[07:51] <elvis_> DBus error org.gtk.Private.RemoteVolumeMonitor.Failed: An operation is already pending
[07:51] <krishmish> i have a ubuntu desktop
[07:51] <krishmish> h4mx0r: ubuntu desktop,
[07:52] <Boohbah> xero: that depends on what kind of firewall/router setup you have
[07:52] <krishmish> h4mx0r: and using the gui, i can share the folder
[07:52] <furythor> ﻿ActionParsnip did that, now how I do recognize AGP speed settings, does AGP 3.0 mean that is is 8x ?
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> furythor: yep
[07:53] <furythor> ok
[07:53] <kc8pxy> why doesn't apt-get purge --force  or something like it work?
[07:53] <furythor> So is GF4 TI 4800 SE actually using that 8x more and how to see it ?
[07:54] <panzor> kc8pxy: are you root? also, I think "-f" is the same as --force fyi
[07:54] <krishmish> h4mx0r: sorry i had looged out
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> furythor: you can also reduce the output with -C
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> furythor: sudo lshw -C display
[07:55] <Guest24213> Hey people im on Xchat
[07:55] <krishmish> h4mx0r: so per force iam having to check the Guest access
[07:56] <dsl1009> ...
[07:56] <h4mx0r> krishmish: try reading this thread and searching about some http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=533576&highlight=central+authentication
[07:56] <krishmish> h4mx0r: yeah, im going thru it
[07:57] <furythor> ActionParsnip can you check this http://paste.ubuntu.com/183433/ out and say if you get any better insight of specs in it
[07:57] <dsl1009> ls
[07:57] <dsl1009> oops
[07:58] <panzor> hahaha
[07:58] <panzor> been there
[07:58] <zhoujingrui> my ubuntu 8.10 no sound
[07:58] <panzor> what? can't hear you
[07:58] <zhoujingrui> help me with that  thanks
[07:58] <panzor> zhoujingrui: sorry haha, lets have a look
[07:58] <h4mx0r> krishmish: yeah it was this one http://www.amazon.com/Linux-Server-Hacks-Two-Troubleshooting/dp/0596100825
[07:58] <roy> ronal
[07:58] <panzor> zhoujingrui: have you tried typing "alsamixer" and seeing hte levels of things?
[07:59] <zhoujingrui> how to look?
[07:59] <zhoujingrui> yes
[07:59] <panzor> zhoujingrui: are they all reasonable?
[07:59] <zenxr> zhoujingrui: make sure they're not muted, too :)
[08:00] <krishmish> h4mx0r: i have gone thru that
[08:00] <panzor> zhoujingrui: yes, and make sure PCM is at a nice good volume
[08:00] <krishmish> buut i need help in setting up
[08:00] <krishmish> h4mx0r: but i need help in tuning that
[08:00] <cached> panzor: can't even startx. says a file is missing. sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg won't run. dont have ndiswrapper set up so i cant connect to internet
[08:00] <zhoujingrui> i think so
[08:00] <krishmish> h4mx0r: and since im new to ubuntu, i would prefer a GUI
[08:00] <zhoujingrui> all truned to 00
[08:01] <zhoujingrui> and to red color
[08:01] <panzor> cached: oh...boy. Umm, hold on.
[08:01] <cached> panzor: at least i know how to mysqldump, so i have all the files i need in some form
[08:02] <Tasbuntu> Hey, can anyone explain to me the difference between 32 and 64bit?
[08:02] <panzor> cached: if I were you, I'd manually reinstall nvidia, but that's only because I've done that recently and know exactly what my hardware/software needs to do that...
[08:02] <krishmish> h4mx0r: http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html
[08:02] <panzor> cached: you say you have backups of everything? I'd use those haha
[08:02] <frankS2> ?gftp
[08:02] <ziroday> Tasbuntu: 64bit means you can use over 3GB of RAM
[08:03] <Tasbuntu> Over 3GB? It wasnt 4?
[08:03] <dsl1009> Tasbuntu, a good analogy would be the difference b/w a 4 lane highway and an 8 lane highway
[08:03] <krishmish> h4mx0r: can we start from there
[08:03] <krishmish> h4mx0r: ?
[08:03] <ziroday> Tasbuntu: however some applications won't run without a bit of prodding
[08:03] <h4mx0r> krishmish: ah thanks nice link
[08:03] <Tasbuntu> Allright
[08:03] <h4mx0r> krishmish: which part you on?
[08:03] <whatvn> Tasbuntu: http://www.google.com.vn/search?q=32+bit+vs+64+bit&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a
[08:03] <UFO_IRC_TEST> when i try to install ubuntu with standard way,the patition manager said i have bad sector,so i have to check my disk in windows first.
[08:03] <raylu> dlemaitre: hardly. 64-bit processors aren't twice as fast
[08:03] <ziroday> Tasbuntu: no, 32bit can only address ~3.2GB of RAM
[08:03] <raylu> oops
[08:03] <cached> Tasbuntu: theoretically or practically? theoretically, it means that each register of your computer can contain 64 bits of data, allowing for fast computations with big numbers and ability to use big numbers to access memory. practically, it means that if you run 64 bit you might see slight improvement in some things, but problems in others due to incompatabilities
[08:04] <raylu> dsl1009: hardly. 64-bit processors aren't twice as fast
[08:04] <panzor> Tasbuntu: 32 bit is more supported. I'd go for that unless you plan on video editing or something that actually needs more than 3 gigs.
[08:04] <persistent_code> is there a version of > that flushes on every write? Some code i'm working with crashes the OS, so I need > to flush in order for me to read the output later.
[08:04] <UFO_IRC_TEST> but no matter how many time i check my disk
[08:04] <krishmish> h4mx0r: lemme check till where i could finish
[08:04] <Tasbuntu> Well, the thing is I'm gonna upgrade to 4GB's soon, I play games alot and such, soo
[08:04] <UFO_IRC_TEST> yi still can't manage my partition
[08:04] <frankS2> model name      : Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual  CPU  T2370  @ 1.73GHz
[08:04] <frankS2> stepping        : 13
[08:04] <frankS2> cpu MHz         : 800.000
[08:04] <frankS2> whats wrong here?
[08:04] <raylu> ziroday, Tasbuntu: 4 is correct, but reserved space and memory in other devices
[08:04] <FloodBot2> frankS2: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:04] <frankS2> why doesnt it say 1.73GHZ
[08:05] <Tasbuntu> reserved space and memory in..wha?
[08:05] <Tasbuntu> I don't get it, I'm afraid xD
[08:05] <Slart> frankS2: it does.. right there on the first line..?
[08:05] <raylu> persistent_code: what language are you talking about? what you're after is "unbuffered" i/o
[08:05] <frankS2> Slart: cpu mhz: 800
[08:05] <panzor> Tasbuntu: rumor has it that ubuntu 32-bit uses 3 gigs for everything, and reserves the 4th gig for just the kernel. Not a waste :)...or maybe I'm just optimistic about my own folley of buying 4 gigs...
[08:05] <Slart> frankS2: powersaving? it's a feature
[08:05] <whatvn> who say 32 bit cannot use more than 3GB ram?
[08:05] <frankS2> Slart: and on the first line it says 1.73GhZ
[08:05] <Tasbuntu> Ah, but you see, the thing is I don't only use Ubuntu
[08:05] <raylu> Tasbuntu: you can address 4GB of virtual space, but not all of it is in RAM and some of it is reserved by the kernel
[08:05] <kenyon> frankS2: you have CPU governor for saving energy.
[08:05] <evilGary> frankS2: most newer intel chips slow down when not used
[08:06] <raylu> panzor: where the hell did you hear that rumor?
[08:06] <ziroday> Tasbuntu: if you are using 4GB of RAM, then you need to have the 64bit version
[08:06] <kenyon> frankS2: cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
[08:06] <Tasbuntu> I figured
[08:06] <Tasbuntu> Thank you
[08:06] <Tasbuntu> Any things that might give me trouble? Specifically Compiz-Fusion and WINE
[08:06] <panzor> raylu: back alley. Bad people, bad activities. It was horrible.
[08:06] <Slart> frankS2: it will increase the frequency when the cpu has something to do.. it's quite normal
[08:06] <raylu> ziroday: or a bigmem kernel
[08:06] <ziroday> raylu: yes, but desktop users don't want to run the server kernel do they now?
[08:06] <furythor> Can anyone assist me to determine little more details of my system ?
[08:07] <raylu> ziroday: you can compile it from scratch :D
[08:07] <ziroday> Tasbuntu: some applications may have difficulty running, wine may be a worry
[08:07] <panzor> has anyone gotten PAE to work with their kernel to get more than 3?
[08:07] <ziroday> raylu: we do not recommend compiling kernels from scratch here
[08:07] <Tasbuntu> can you name a few for me?
[08:07] <krishmish> h4mx0r: im using hardy
[08:07] <ziroday> panzor: to use PAE you need to use the server kernel
[08:07] <raylu> ziroday: yes we do:
[08:07] <raylu> !kernel
[08:08] <ziroday> raylu: yes, and the above examples do not need to.
[08:08] <panzor> ziroday: yeah, but it avoids the 64-bit stuff
[08:08] <ziroday> Tasbuntu: not any of the top of my head sorry. #winehq will know more
[08:09] <kenyon> wow, I think the 64 vs. 32 bit debate appears here at least every 24 hours.
[08:09] <panzor> that's why I always wear my jersey!
[08:09] <Tasbuntu> allright, thanks
[08:09] <ziroday> panzor: what applications are you worried about?
[08:09] <krishmish> h4mx0r: samba is already installed
[08:09] <panzor> ziroday: KDE, compiz, wine, the apacolypse...uh
[08:09] <panzor> wrong guy dude :P
[08:09] <h4mx0r> krismish: why did you link me to the 9.04 page then if your using 8.10
[08:10] <ziroday> panzor: which applications under wine?
[08:10] <panzor> ziroday: didn't ask the question, I was joking :P
[08:10] <h4mx0r> krishmish: wait no hardy that's 8.04
[08:10] <raylu> the apocolypse runs perfectly fine in wine. in fact, it even runs on solaris.
[08:10] <cached> brb, restarting
[08:10] <raylu> and tasbuntu is gone...
[08:10] <krishmish> h4mx0r: yeah
[08:10] <panzor> no effing way XD
[08:11] <panzor> raylu is my hero
[08:11] <panzor> see you all later - time to sleep
[08:11] <krishmish> h4mx0r: in order to allow some windows machines to be able to view the shared folder in the ubuntu machine, i want to allow access through a username and password
[08:13] <sexcopter> hi, when I ssh from my laptop into my pc (both on a home lan), it takes a long time (> 10 seconds) to prompt for my password, and about as much time again to accept it. can anyone think what is causing the lag?
[08:13] <ziroday> sexcopter: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=84399
[08:14] <sexcopter> ziroday: thanks!
[08:14] <sexcopter> ziroday: too bad that ipv6 seems to be the culprit. I thought we were trying to encourage its use!
[08:15] <ziroday> sexcopter: *shrug* I don't know how all technical details behind ipv6 works, or why it makes some things slow
[08:16] <sexcopter> ziroday: hmm, i just tried ssh -4, and it took just as long.
[08:16] <sexcopter> well, it's not a big deal, just a nuisance
[08:16] <ziroday> sexcopter: thats the only known issue I know about, sorry
[08:16] <d0htem> where is the default vim global config file
[08:16] <sexcopter> ziroday: no problem, thanks anyway
[08:16] <ziroday> sexcopter: is the machine in your LAN or somewhere else in the internet?
[08:17] <sexcopter> ziroday: both on lan. pc is wired, laptop is wireless (.g)
[08:17] <ziroday> d0htem: /etc/vimrc
[08:17] <ziroday> sexcopter: then no idea sorry
[08:18] <d0htem> ziroday: in the vimrc file what would be correct syntax for changing the colorscheme ( if you know )
[08:18] <ziroday> d0htem: no idea sorry, don't use vim
[08:19] <d0htem> :/ thx anyways
[08:20] <kenyon> d0htem: :h colors
[08:24] <kimda> hello. How can i erase an tape faster than with the command mt -f /dev/nst0 erase?
[08:25] <dsl1103> this may not be the best answer but I'd use dd to clear a block device
[08:26] <BigV> Hey all, I'm currently having an issue with a fresh install of Ubuntu. None of my personalised settings stay when I reboot the PC. In addition, Firefox doesn't keep any history, I can't even use the back button. It's like I dont have write access to whatever part Ubuntu uses to store these sorts of things.
[08:27] <BigV> Im using 9.04. I have never had this issue before. :/
[08:27] <ziroday> BigV: this is a fresh install? Are you running of a thumbdrive?
[08:27] <ubuntu__> BigV have you actually installed it
[08:28] <dsl1103> lol
[08:28] <unop_> BigV,   does this command return anything?   find ~/ ! -user "$USER"
[08:28] <BigV> ziroday: Yes its all installed, running off an HD, not a thumbdrive
[08:28] <kimda> thanks dsl1103. i've thought about this also but maybe there was another mt command i could use to speed things up.
[08:29] <BigV> unop_: it returns nothing
[08:29] <ubuntu__> BigV have you gone through the Installer located as a desktop icon which says "Install"
[08:29] <ziroday> ubuntu__: that is not the issue. The issue is BigV has no home folder for some reason
[08:29] <ziroday> BigV: try create a new user and see if that fixes it
[08:29] <BigV> Yes, I've installed Ubuntu many time before and have ti running on my laptop as well. I haven't done anyhting different
[08:29] <BigV> times*
[08:29] <unop_> ziroday, and how do you conclude that?
[08:30] <BigV> ziroday: thanks I will give it a go
[08:30] <ziroday> unop_: does your command above not search for a home dir (or anything in it)?
[08:30] <IL12> how can I do a secure erase on all empty space in a server install?
[08:30] <unop_> ziroday, it looks for files that he is not the owner of in his homedir
[08:30] <ziroday> BigV: also did you create /home on seperate partition?
[08:31] <ziroday> unop_: ah apologies, I misunderstood :)
[08:31] <notsoemo1> I'm having trouble configuring jack, it fails every time I try to start it
[08:31] <BigV> No I let Ubuntu handle the partitioning automatically. Its dual booted with Windos XP
[08:32] <BigV> I do have a home directory. With a folder "black" which is my username
[08:32] <BigV> but I will try creating a new one
[08:32] <BigV> hrm, so the Add User is greyed out. lol
[08:33] <dsl1103> quit
[08:33] <dsl1103> dammit
[08:34] <darlek> whatzzup
[08:35] <BigV> I guess I could just install it again... It's not like it takes that long. This problem is weird.
[08:37] <darlek> which problem?
[08:37] <mobi-sheep> !key
[08:38] <BigV> darlek: i have a weird issue with a fresh install of ubuntu, I cant create new users, firefox doesnt save any history, cant even use the back button, and gnome doesnt save any of my customisations
[08:39] <darlek> yikes...
[08:39] <darlek> does nautilus show all files with a lock on them?
[08:40] <BigV> no thats the thing, i still have full power, i can change system settings, mount settings, install new software, read/write any files i want
[08:40] <darlek> doh
[08:40] <unop_> BigV, did you try creating and using a new user?
[08:40] <darlek> hmm...
[08:40] <BigV> i cant
[08:40] <arand> BigV: what kind of permissions are your home dir?
[08:41] <BigV> the add user button is blanked out, and i cant alter any settings in the user and groups thing
[08:41] <unop_> BigV,   sudo  adduser new_username
[08:41] <tdn> After upgrading to Kubuntu 9.04, ny disk keeps spinning down, when I am not using it. Even when I'm on AC Power. This is very annoying and probably damaging my disk. How do I make it stop?
[08:41] <darlek> well, if he's not getting results though I'd say instead.. xterm, su sudo to get root and then try adduser
[08:41] <arand> BigV: Does this happen every time or just now?
[08:42] <BigV> wierd, it says im not the owner and i cant change the permissions
[08:42] <BigV> every time
[08:42] <unop_> darlek, su sudo is redundant ..  sudo -i
[08:42] <mobi-sheep> How would I add a key using CLI?
[08:42] <unop_> mobi-sheep, key to what exactly?
[08:42] <darlek> I had something similar in Ibex but not to this scale (limited to mounted devices)
[08:43] <mobi-sheep> unop_: For one user's PPA.
[08:44] <unop_> mobi-sheep,   gpg –recv-keys "$KEY";  gpg –export –armor "$KEY" | sudo apt-key add -
[08:44] <unop_> BigV, tried the new user yet?
[08:44] <darlek> rebuilding gnome by deleting all it's associated directories, on login it rebuilds them
[08:44] <BigV> unop_: just created it, ill give it a try now
[08:44] <darlek> maybe whatever is stuck will get unstuck
[08:44] <mobi-sheep> unop_: https://launchpad.net/~kow/+archive/ppa ?
[08:45] <Symbiosss> how i can update xorg after update my ubuntu
[08:45] <Symbiosss> i cant use some combinations of keys
[08:45] <unop_> mobi-sheep, https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA#Adding%20a%20PPA%20to%20your%20Ubuntu%20repositories
[08:46] <darlek> Sym: find your xorg.conf file and note that it's basically blank.  However your previous one may still be in the same directory under a renamed name.
[08:46] <mespejel> hello i have some boring newbie questions about ubuntu and linux.. i am interest in ubuntu so. i wonder if someone is in good mood to help me. maybe this is not the correct room?
[08:46] <mib_9n53ng> hey all, have a question.  going to be setting up a dual boot sys, ubu and xp.  but main question is my data, which will be on a main, huge, partion, around 200gb.  thing is, what file system would be best, fat32 or ntfs???
[08:47] <Slart> mespejel: sure.. just ask your questions
[08:47] <unop_> mib_9n53ng, ntfs
[08:47] <Slart> mib_9n53ng: I would go with ntfs
[08:47] <Nom-> FAT32 is evil, definately NTFS :)
[08:48] <darlek> ditto
[08:48] <Slart> ntfs isn't evil?? =)
[08:48] <Nom-> Not that NTFS isn't even either, but it's lesser of two evils.
[08:48] <Nom-> *evil
[08:48] <mib_9n53ng> unop_: Slart why would it be better?  have the rread write issues been resolved properly while on the ubu side, aand accessing, wrtiing data, to ntfs partion
[08:48] <mespejel> Slart: thanks. So what is the difference between Gnome, GTK2, Compiz, Emerald and E17? :)
[08:48] <unop_> one could argue that NTFS is evil-er than FAT32 .. but that's a topic for another day
[08:48] <mespejel> Slart: I am just extremely confused.
[08:48] <ubuntu__> hey
[08:48] <mobi-sheep> unop_: Many gracious.
[08:48] <Samae> Is Ubuntu recomends only for intel boards?
[08:49] <ubuntu__> have u guys used the rc1 windows 7 already?
[08:49] <darlek> if it has a pulse, Ubuntu will run on it
[08:49] <unop_> mib_9n53ng, well it supports things like compression, encryption, permissions, etc .. and the RW issue has been sorted, pretty much yea
[08:49] <Slart> mespejel: wow.. most of those are different things.. and I don't mean different ways of doing the same thing.. different things altogether
[08:50] <darlek> haven't touched win for two years now.  Only have to use it outside the home
[08:50] <Samae> So it only suggest Intel procesor only
[08:50] <ubuntu__> windows 7 is great
[08:50] <Slart> mespejel: I think wikipedia has some good articles on these things.. but I'll try to explain anyways
[08:50] <talishte> fortune!
[08:50] <ubuntu__> even dare i say better than ubuntu
[08:50] <mib_9n53ng> unop_: cool, i was trying to steer away from windows though... i hate it.  lol.  but sadly, it is needed.  what about ext3 as the main super partiion, can i get winxp to read from ext3 at all?
[08:50] <mobi-sheep> ubuntu__: Can Window 7 get viruses?  Yes it is great! :)
[08:51] <ubuntu__> no in windows seven viruses are disabled no more viruses on windows
[08:51] <Slart> mespejel: gnome is .. a framework.. it comes with stuff like a registry like database for application settings..
[08:52] <Slart> mespejel: a structure for how applications should behave.. what they can do etc etc
[08:52] <darlek_> mib: I hadn't heard that xp can read ext3 but if ubuntu is running on that then /home in nfts partition that might work and allow for sharing of files?
[08:52] <mobi-sheep> ubuntu__: I see "Windows 7 beta affected by Vista viruses" on Google :)
[08:52] <marlun> Is there a changeset viewer for ubuntu so I can view changesets for different packages?
[08:52] <BigV> unop_: It didnt work unfortunately. I tried to log in and I just got a black screen, still with a responding cursor, cant use crtlaltdel or ctrlaltbackspc, so I rebooted and same thing.
[08:52] <darlek_> that way if ubuntu dies you can kill the partition without taking your files with it
[08:53] <myself> hey
[08:53] <myself> someone give me a list of mp3 players for ubuntu
[08:53] <mobi-sheep> !hi | myself
[08:53] <mobi-sheep> !mp3 | myself
[08:53] <myself> hey thanks guys thanks for welcoming me
[08:53] <mib_9n53ng> darlek: yes i know, i have expereinced that horror, that is why it  will be 3 main partiions, xp, ubu, and main storadge
[08:53] <mobi-sheep> !player | myself
[08:53] <Slart> mespejel: gtk is another kind of framework for doing application guis, if I'm correct
[08:53] <unop_> BigV, did you say this install was a fresh install ?
[08:53] <myself> thank you
[08:54] <mobi-sheep> myself: You're welcome! :)
[08:54] <myself> i love you
[08:54] <BigV> unop_:yup, just finish an hour or so ago
[08:54] <darlek_> mib: good call.  Been there with Ibex haha
[08:54] <BigV> finished*
[08:54] <sll> hello everybody! I'm interested to obtain a bluetoooth hedset, remonendations and suggestions are welcome thanks!
[08:54] <mespejel> Slart: yeah im reading that gtk2 is the tools kits to make gnome
[08:54] <Samae> what is the best video editing in Ubuntu?
[08:54] <mespejel> so i kind of similar i guess
[08:54] <darlek_> BigV: can you run the LiveCD?
[08:54] <mib_9n53ng> darlek: yah, i have been thru crashes on every distro release since 5.10
[08:54] <BigV> darlek: havent tried
[08:54] <unop_> BigV, sounds like something went wrong during the install .. this is very odd
[08:55] <mib_9n53ng> everything is backeed up, always
[08:55] <Slart> mespejel: compiz is a system where you basically don't draw stuff to the graphics screen directly.. you draw it to compiz.. then compiz takes all the windows and decides how to place them on the screen.. so compiz can decide that one window should be spinning around.. and the application doesn't have to deal with it..
[08:55] <unop_> BigV, open up a terminal and issue this command.   sudo aptitude reinstall '~i'
[08:55] <sll> Samae: isn't easy to answer this quaswtion... depends.. take a look at cinelerra, openmovie editor...
[08:55] <Slart> mespejel: yes.. gnome uses gtk2, I think
[08:55] <mobi-sheep> Samae: sudo apt-cache search video | grep edit
[08:55] <mobi-sheep> Samae: Not all packages are for video editting.
[08:55] <darlek_> mib: oh really?  I've been quite lucky.  Also since 5.10.  Only Ibex flirted with disaster but was overcome.  Luckily I didn't use it for long and quickly went to Jaunty
[08:56] <AdvoWork> hi there. ive got an axis network camera on our network, but im not sure of the IP, is there a way I can scan the network to find out where it is?
[08:56] <Samae> I was thinking alternative of afterEffects and Priemere
[08:56] <darlek_> been using the same PIII lappy with external keyboard to save the motherboard glue :))
[08:56] <BigV> unop: whoa, that looks like everything lol
[08:56] <mib_9n53ng> darlek yah, since 5.10.  my main issues, are hardware that will crash and kill things
[08:56] <mib_9n53ng> leanred that lesson the hard way
[08:56] <mib_9n53ng> many times
[08:56] <unop_> BigV, yes, it will take a while - time for a coffee break :)
[08:57] <nizaexe> Um, hi?
[08:57] <anodesni> I have an iso in ~/.latex/texlive2007-live-20070212.iso that I want to mount automatically on login, how to do this?
[08:57] <Slart> mespejel: what else...Emerald.. well.. to make Gnome easier to customize it doesn't draw the borders around the windows ... it just has something like a plugin that does that.. Emerald is one such plugin.. it's called a window-decorator
[08:57] <ubuntu__> guys any help on installing os x themes how do i apply it after  i download it?
[08:58] <Juliiiie> salut les copains
[08:58] <Slart> mespejel: there are other window-decorators.. but Emerald works nicely with compiz.. not sure if it's compiz-only or just good with compiz
[08:58] <krisss117> hi, can u help me ? where i can download airoscript ? My airoscript don't work :/
[08:58] <BigV> unop: sweet well i need to go out anyway. thanks for your help so far. if it doesn't work I'll just do a fresh install as it might be possible something else has gone wrong which will crop up at some annoyingly unexpected time lol. night and thanks again
[08:58] <BigV> thanks to the other ppl who gave some suggestions :D
[08:58] <mobi-sheep> Slart: Emerald is not supported if you didn't know that. :)
[08:58] <mib_9n53ng> but yah, main reason i have to do all this is cause im buying an itouch
[08:58] <mobi-sheep> !emerald
[08:58] <darlek_> BigV: good luck
[08:58] <mib_9n53ng> i need an mp3 player
[08:58] <Slart> mespejel: I think gtk was what did these things before compiz
[08:58] <mib_9n53ng> and portable gps
[08:59] <BigV> thanks darlek, see ya
[08:59] <Slart> mobi-sheep: uh?.. what are we using in ubuntu these days?
[08:59] <mobi-sheep> Slart: Compiz.
[08:59] <moll> Can I burn .ts directly to a dvd that will play in my standalone dvd player?
[08:59] <moll> .ts file ..
[08:59] <darlek_> mib: mplayer, mpg321, audacious... all free.. all the time
[08:59] <mobi-sheep> Slart: To be more precise, Compiz-Fusion.  I think.   No more emerald though. :)
[08:59] <mespejel> Slart: so compiz is a window manager. and emerald like a decorator
[09:00] <mespejel> so if get emerald i dont need the gtk2 themes from www.gnome-look.org?
[09:00] <mespejel> can't mix i guess
[09:00] <billybigrigger> can someone help me mount a raid setup from my 9.10 install? im in 9.04 live cd right now. i can't mount sda1 or sdb1, and md0 isn't showing...
[09:00] <billybigrigger> http://pastebin.com/m5ecd9eba
[09:00] <mib_9n53ng> darlek: naw man, i need a portable one.  and i havent really read any positive reviews on any aps that simply will allow me to connect, transfer, dissconnect, and be on my way
[09:00] <mib_9n53ng> darlek: ill have to do it from win xp side unfortunately
[09:01] <pvh_sa|wrk> heya all... i got an ubuntu 8.10 box acting as a firewall/router. rather odd issue... if i have default MTU, then desktops on our net which run Linux and Mac can't load facebook. if i change the MTU on the router's outbound interface to 1400, then facebook works. why should the MTU have this effect???
[09:01] <darlek_> mib: ah, I just use my NDS which uses microSD ;)  You might consider a SD based mp3 player so you have that flexibility too
[09:01] <Slart> mobi-sheep: huh.. didn't know that.. thanks..
[09:01] <Slart> mespejel: yes
[09:02] <moll> Can I burn .ts video file directly to a dvd that will play in my standalone dvd player?
[09:02] <Nicolas__> Hello! I'm having a problem..I'm having a big problem installing "Adobe Flash Player" on Ubuntu 9.04(or 9.08, most recent version!). I got the .tar.gz of the installer...I don't know how to use it.
[09:02] <Slart> mobi-sheep: hmm.. I'm running the gtk-window-decorator it seems.
[09:02] <krisss117> hi, ubuntu don't show my pendrive - Voyager 8GB
[09:02] <mib_9n53ng> darlek: yah, i used to do that, and i used to use my psp, tro big though.  so, i need a unit capable of skype, music, gps, web browsing, organizer, ebook reader, learning software, some simple games, in one unit
[09:02] <mespejel> Slart: is there any tips for 9.04 to get it run even faster? and also get a faster boot? i know it is already fast but i wonder if there are tricks?
[09:03] <mib_9n53ng> unfortunaly, only apple offers a relatively good choice
[09:03] <mobi-sheep> Slart: Probably metacity.
[09:03] <yikesno> I just installed Ubuntu on a third machine and two of them have a weird issue. When I open a window with selectable options like System -> Administrator -> Services the window is blank. I've unlocked the control by entering my password and it is still blank. This is a fresh full install. also programs like gPodder have the issue where the list has options but shows blank. Any ideas?
[09:03] <Slart> mobi-sheep: nope.. compiz
[09:03] <Aryaan> Hi, I've trouble with the 'hibernate' option on ubuntu 8.04
[09:03] <billybigrigger> can someone help me mount a raid setup from my 9.10 install? im in 9.04 live cd right now. i can't mount sda1 or sdb1, and md0 isn't showing...
[09:03] <billybigrigger> http://pastebin.com/m5ecd9eba
[09:03] <darlek_> rats ^^$$$^^
[09:03] <mobi-sheep> Slart: Well, I see.  I suppose Compiz + Emerald would only bring more confusion and clash with each others.  Too many bugs. :)
[09:04] <Aryaan> Can anyone help me to get Hibernate work on Ubuntu 8.04
[09:04] <Slart> mobi-sheep: mm... there were bugs indeed.. once again.. thanks
[09:04] <mobi-sheep> Slart: No problem.
[09:04] <mib_9n53ng> hmmm actually, question to all, might help a hell of a lot.  anyone using an i touch here?  what app do you use for file transfers/??
[09:04] <Nicolas__> Hello! I'm having a problem..I'm having a big problem installing "Adobe Flash Player" on Ubuntu 9.04(or 9.08, most recent version!). I got the .tar.gz of the installer...I don't know how to use it.
[09:04] <Slart> mespejel: well.. there are some things you can do.. you can make the startup-scripts run concurrently.. ie several scripts run at the same time
[09:05] <Slart> mespejel: it didn't change much for me.. but it's one of those things that people keep recommending
[09:06] <Slart> mespejel: bah.. I have to reboot.. be back
[09:07] <mespejel> Slart: there are many bugs using compiz and emerald?
[09:07] <Aryaan> Someone tell me how to get hibernate working on Ubuntu
[09:07] <mib_9n53ng> o yah, and no vboxing, ideally, already thought of it, but this from an epc 1000h
[09:07] <Nicolas__> Hello! I'm having a problem..I'm having a big problem installing "Adobe Flash Player" on Ubuntu 9.04(or 9.08, most recent version!). I got the .tar.gz of the installer...I don't know how to use it.
[09:07] <mobi-sheep> mespejel: There are bugs for everything.  >:}~
[09:07] <mespejel> mobi-sheep: you dont recommend using compiz with emerald?
[09:07] <mobi-sheep> mespejel: No. See above
[09:07] <mobi-sheep> !emerald | mespejel
[09:08] <darlek__> yikesno: I'd just change them though, not delete any first
[09:08] <billybigrigger> does anyone know how to re-create md0 from a raid 1 array?
[09:08] <onexused> mobi-sheep: This makes me sad "There are no known, supported alternatives."
[09:08] <billybigrigger> i can see my 2 disks, but no md0
[09:08] <billybigrigger> im in livecd
[09:08] <cm21> Hello!... I have runing ubuntu 9.04, but I don't know how to change the brightness of the screen (destock PC)
[09:08] <mespejel> ubottu: thanks
[09:08] <mespejel> ubottu: sorry
[09:08] <mobi-sheep> onexused: You'll live.  Compiz is fine.  It's just an appearance. ):
[09:09] <mib_9n53ng> so, no itouch owners here?
[09:09] <light50> Nicolas__: did you try installing the flash plugin from Applications > Add/Remove...
[09:09] <darlek__> cm21: Intel chips with DEll have a problem resetting the brightness, you might want to check the ubuntuforums if that's the case here
[09:09] <mespejel> mobi-sheep: what you mean? so what is unsupported? emerald or compiz?
[09:09] <mobi-sheep> cm21: You're using laptop?
[09:10] <kenyon> !flash | Nicolas__
[09:10] <cm21> I have a VIA Unichrome pro
[09:10] <Aryaan> Someone tell me how to get hibernate working on Ubuntu
[09:10] <cm21> no laptop
[09:10] <mespejel> mobi-sheep: compiz is unsupported?
[09:10] <mobi-sheep> mespejel: Stick with compiz.  Appearances --> Visual Effects --> Toggle on.
[09:10] <cm21> crt monitor
[09:10] <mobi-sheep> mespejel: Compiz is supported.  Emerald isn't.
[09:10] <mobi-sheep> cm21: If you're using laptop, there should be a FN + Brightness / Darkness Symbol on the keyboard.
[09:11] <joetheodd> Whats the easiest way to install Hurd in place of Linux?
[09:11] <mespejel> mobi-sheep: so i can't mix compiz with other window manager? how can i docorate copmiz?
[09:11] <mespejel> compiz*
[09:11] <soloslinger> quick snmp question: installed snmp, snmpconf works without a hitch, moved the generated config file to the place it told me too, /etc/init.d/ doesn't have a snmp start up script.  Am I missing something?
[09:11] <mobi-sheep> !compiz | mespejel
[09:11] <mobi-sheep> !ccsm | mespejel
[09:11] <mobi-sheep> mespejel: There you go. :)
[09:12] <mikeyfbi> i need some help changing my firefox theme colors
[09:12] <jvainio> hey, is there a SEARCH feature in APTGET?
[09:12] <Aryaan> Is there a solution for the hibernate troubles on Hardy
[09:12] <mikeyfbi> im using slickness-black ubuntu theme, and it makes some text in FF unreadable
[09:12] <mobi-sheep> jvainio: apt-cache search <xyz-package>
[09:12] <jvainio> when i try to go apt-get search something, it says ERROR NO SUCH COMMAND
[09:12] <mikeyfbi> ie facebook chat input text
[09:12] <darlek> jvainio:  sudo apt-cache search whateverI'mlookingfor
[09:12] <jvainio> ah
[09:12] <jvainio> ok
[09:12] <jvainio> thanks a lot mates
[09:12] <darlek> cheers
[09:13] <kenyon> apt-cache doesn't need to be run with sudo
[09:13] <mobi-sheep> jvainio: You also can use "aptitude search <xyz>" for name of packages.  If you want to search description too, just use the earlier command I gave you.
[09:13] <mikeyfbi> anyone know how to edit firefox text css?
[09:13] <mespejel> mobi-sheep: do you know any tricks to boot even more faster? to gain about 5 seconds?
[09:13] <darlek> habit I guess
[09:13] <mobi-sheep> mespejel: Laptop / Computer?
[09:13] <jvainio> and if the command doesnt find anything, it doesnt print anything out, right_
[09:14] <mespejel> mobi-sheep: laptop
[09:14] <darlek> jva: then the word isn't there
[09:14] <darlek> what are you looking for?
[09:14] <darlek> it might be under a different name that you expect
[09:14] <cm21> no solution for mi then?
[09:15] <darlek> also under your current system, type apropos whateveritIS , and that will check current files
[09:15] <mobi-sheep> mespejel: Well, I know / heard that ext4 run faster than ext3.  And I'm using ext4 myself too.  You can also check out System --> Administration --> Services || System --> Preferences --> Startup Applications.  There also are BUM for rundown level.
[09:15] <mobi-sheep> !info bum | mespejel
[09:15] <jvainio> darlek: Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup
[09:15] <jvainio> straight Dcrawl will do
[09:15] <jvainio> but stone soup would be so much better
[09:15] <darlek> ext3 is well established though and fine for most systems.
[09:15] <mobi-sheep> mespejel: However, to truly achieve a fast bootup, you'd have to step out of Ubuntu distro and start using something like Gentoo / ArchLinux.
[09:15] <mikeyfbi> anyone have experience editing the firefox userChrome.css?
[09:16] <alakoo> wtf did just happen, my theme changed without making any chances
[09:16] <alakoo> The system also set up sounds when starting programs
[09:17] <jvainio> darlek: now it says it cannot even install basic crawl
[09:17] <jvainio> that it cannot "Lock installation folder"
[09:17] <jvainio> wtf
[09:17] <alakoo> now I re-selected "clearlooks" and the sounds are gone
[09:17] <darlek> jvo: got about 1000 hits on google with Dungeon crawl stone soup ubuntu, so some hope there
[09:17] <Aryaan> maybe you've opened synaptic too, jvainio
[09:18] <darlek> you might have to compile the latest version though
[09:18] <kenyon> !info crawl | darlek
[09:18] <neurochrome> Noticed that the streamtuner shoutcast feeds are not working in jaunty.  Is there any way to fix this?
[09:18] <jvainio> darlek: i have the newest ubuntu and i just updated
[09:18] <mespejel> mobi-sheep: why is this? this distros are more light?
[09:18] <darlek> ubottu: yep, just learned that now haha
[09:18] <mobi-sheep> mespejel: When you install Ubuntu -- It came with pre-installed packages.
[09:19] <jvainio> Aryaan: No i DO NOT have synaptic open
[09:19] <kenyon> jvainio: pastebin the exact errors
[09:19] <mobi-sheep> mespejel: You're asking to slim down on bootup process.
[09:19] <mobi-sheep> mespejel: Quote --> "Everything is faster when you just do it yourself (tm)."
[09:19] <jvainio> kenyon: roger
[09:20] <darlek> http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/Dungeon-Crawl-Stone-Soup-Download-27175.html
[09:20] <darlek> or other somesuch google hit
[09:21] <jvainio> ok have them here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/183487/
[09:21] <jvainio> i need G++ right
[09:21] <darlek> no doubt
[09:21] <kenyon> crawl is in the ubuntu archives, no need to download from softpedia
[09:21] <jvainio> but when trying to get it thru apt get it says no package like g available
[09:21] <jvainio> but i want the Tiled version and the stone soup version
[09:21] <jvainio> which i have a source for on my comp now
[09:22] <Symbiosss> how to reinstall gnome?
[09:22] <kenyon> jvainio: why are you trying to compile it? why not sudo aptitude install crawl?
[09:22] <jvainio> because it is the basic crawl. id rather have the Tiled Stone Soup version
[09:22] <jvainio> even untiled Stone Soup will do
[09:22] <jvainio> but SS it is, because it is MUCH MUCH more balanced
[09:22] <jvainio> its the same game with diff rulesets
[09:22] <kenyon> did you read the documentation that came with the package on how to compile?
[09:23] <kenyon> you probably need to run ./configure first
[09:23] <jvainio> yeah, id need a bunch of packaged
[09:23] <jvainio> s
[09:23] <darlek> with gcc/g++ install build_essential just in case, helpful in compilation
[09:23] <jvainio> but cannot retrieve them
[09:23] <darlek> kenyon: he needs a compiler first ;)
[09:23] <kenyon> !info build-essential | jvainio
[09:23] <jvainio> yeah the install says error no g++
[09:23] <jvainio> so apt get that ok..
[09:24] <kenyon> darlek: no, you can run ./configure without a compiler
[09:24] <jvainio> hmm it still says ERROR cannot LOCK install dir
[09:24] <mespejel> mobi-sheep: yeah that's what im asking.. but i like ubuntu. there is no way i can work on that using ubuntu?
[09:24] <jvainio> but i have no synaptic open
[09:24] <darlek> ah that's true too isn't it
[09:24] <Flynsarmy> VLC is showing videos in their own window instead of part of the main VLC window. how do i fix that?
[09:25] <mobi-sheep> mespejel: Are you using ext3 or ext4?  Using ext4 would help.  Don't use it on production servers though.  :)
[09:25] <darlek> cannot LOCK means permissions, so try sudo'ing
[09:25] <jvainio> yeah sudo ye ye
[09:25] <jvainio> but still
[09:25] <jvainio> kenyon: no configure file anywhere
[09:25] <kenyon> jvainio: that's the error I thought you were going to pastebin
[09:25] <cm21> Hello!... I have runing ubuntu 9.04, but I don't know how to change the brightness of the screen (desktop PC)
[09:26] <darlek> cm21, how about the knob on the monitor?
[09:26] <jvainio> ok kenyon here you go
[09:26] <cm21> it is at limit
[09:26] <darlek> is it too dark?
[09:26] <jvainio> stuff that happens after sudo aptget install build essentials
[09:26] <jvainio> http://paste.ubuntu.com/183489/
[09:27] <jony123> anyone else here when uploading files threw firefox have firefox freese until the upload is comp;eted
[09:27] <kenyon> jvainio: looks like you have another package manager running, but I can't read that language
[09:27] <jvainio> its finnish... Linus Torvalds language
[09:27] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: It's an embedded window bug.  There are fix for that.
[09:27] <jvainio> ;)
[09:27] <darlek> cool
[09:28] <neurochrome> jvainio: yeah have you got synaptic open too?
[09:28] <jvainio> no i dont
[09:28] <cm21> yes
[09:28] <jvainio> all i have is console and file manager
[09:28] <cm21> too dark
[09:28] <jvainio> and firefox
[09:28] <neurochrome> jvainio: why?  are you installing from scratch?
[09:29] <jvainio> yeah i have a source code pak
[09:29] <jvainio> coz aptget doesnt know my program
[09:29] <neurochrome> yeah but apt should still be able to install build-essential
[09:29] <darlek> jvoinio:  does ps aux | grep -i manager point to any runaway process maybe?
[09:29] <neurochrome> and it's 'apt-get'
[09:30] <pccc> Hello, on boot I'm getting the error "Alert! /dev/sda1 does not exist!" How do I go about making my sata driver load as a resident instead of as a module?
[09:31] <jvainio> i have no idea mates
[09:31] <darlek> cm21: I can't remember the program but I'm on a laptop, so sometimes there is a laptop program used to powerdown my screen a bit.  I remember I turned it off once and that brightened up the screen
[09:31] <jvainio> i will reboot
[09:31] <jvainio> and come back hhere
[09:31] <jvainio> cannot figure out what that process table says
[09:31] <cm21> but I am on desktop
[09:32] <neurochrome> darlek: have you added the brightness applet to the panel and tried using that?
[09:32] <neurochrome> darlek: is it a laptop?
[09:32] <mobi-sheep> darlek: Power management?
[09:32] <jvainio> hmmm apparently neurochrome you were right there was a dialog window somewhere
[09:32] <jvainio> now it works, the buildessentials thing
[09:33] <neurochrome> jvainio: good
[09:33] <rockman> Good afternoon.
[09:33] <neurochrome> 'noon
[09:33] <mobi-sheep> cm21: Is there a 'Brightness Applet' in the list of applets that you can add to Gnome-Panel?
[09:33] <mobi-sheep> cm21: Try right-click on a panel and "Add to.."  Look for Brightness Applet.
[09:33] <ce_manis> hhhyyyy
[09:33] <cm21> yes, but don't work
[09:33] <darlek> cm21:  try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4170431 for some ideas.  This is a laptop post, but desktop might have similar issues.  I don't know more about it though
[09:33] <neurochrome> cm21: do u use a prop driver for your gfx?
[09:34] <neurochrome> cm21:  the brightness aplet is for laptops only
[09:34] <Flynsarmy> Is there a deb available anywhere for the 1.0 RC2 of VLC?
[09:34] <neurochrome> sounds like a gamma/brightness/contrast issue maybe
[09:34] <neurochrome> Flynsarmy: have you checked the vlc site
[09:34] <cm21> so, nothing for desktop
[09:34] <darlek> cm21: is there a time when the screen is okay or is it always dark?
[09:34] <neurochrome> Flynsarmy: getdeb?
[09:34] <Flynsarmy> neurochrome, ya, not on the download page
[09:35] <cm21> always dark
[09:35] <jvainio> ok thanks everybody, especially darlek, neurochrome and mobi-sheep
[09:35] <neurochrome> cm21: yeah. normally the gfx cards control app
[09:35] <Flynsarmy> neurochrome, searching for 'vlc' on getdeb returns nothing
[09:35] <neurochrome> jvainio: np
[09:35] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources
[09:35] <darlek> cm21: try switching off acpi at boot
[09:36] <neurochrome> Flynsarmy: probably not then... have you checked the version provided by ubuntu-tweak
[09:36] <cm21> because the monitor (CRT) is old
[09:36] <Flynsarmy> neurochrome, newbie here. don't know what that is
[09:36] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: I have the solution -- Do you want it?
[09:37] <neurochrome> it's an app that enables 3rd party sources for you to install from.. vlc is on the list.. these will normally be newer versions than those provided by canonical
[09:37] <neurochrome> Flynsarmy: see mobi-sheep he looks like he has the answer
[09:37] <slim> good morning
[09:37] <Flynsarmy> mobi-sheep, yes please
[09:37] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list --> Type in a password --> You'll see a Text Edit popping up.
[09:37] <neurochrome> mobi-sheep: he's a noob give him the gksudo gedit version! ;)
[09:37] <cm21> thanks for your help neurochrome
[09:38] <neurochrome> mobi-sheep: GKSUDO! lol
[09:38] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: Use gksudo instead of sudo.  Sorry!
[09:38] <neurochrome> cm21: np
[09:38] <cm21> I will live on the darkness
[09:38] <mobi-sheep> Heh.
[09:38]  * neurochrome is a stickler for the rules! he he!
[09:39] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: You there?  Run "gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list" in the terminal.
[09:39] <Flynsarmy> mobi-sheep, yea i have
[09:39] <raz> my ubuntu laptop makes an annoying, high pitched sound when it wakes up from suspend. anyone know how to disable that?
[09:39] <raz> i googled for "resume sound" and such, but found nohting
[09:39] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: Add three lines.  1)  # VLC     2)  deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kow/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main    3)  deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/kow/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[09:40] <darlek> raz: you might have a key stuck, type the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog and all the other keys
[09:40] <raz> darlek, no. the sound is not permanent, it seems to be a notification sample played on purpose
[09:40] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: # VLC
[09:40] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kow/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[09:40] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/kow/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[09:40] <darlek> raz: I had this exact same problem; I cleaned my keyboard and got rid os fome gunk
[09:40] <heihaier> How to drive TP-LINK TL-WN422G+ in Ubuntu 8.04.2 server?
[09:40] <darlek> of a lot of gunk
[09:40] <raz> darlek, ehm. there is no stuck key
[09:41] <Flynsarmy> mobi-sheep, done
[09:41] <Elive_user33_en> Hi All.. I have a Active Directory ( Win 2003 ) and a NIS server (Ubuntu ) is there a way where I can synchronize Windows AD password with NIS.. so that user needs to have only one password..Rather than two different passwords?
[09:41] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: With me so far?  What you're doing is that you accept the risk and the patches that were made by a username 'kow' -- You understand me?  This is adding a new source repos to your list.
[09:42] <n0yd> Could someone give me a hand? Apache doesn't start on boot anymore, but starts fine with apache2ctl but NOT /etc/init.d/apache2 start. But I just discovered I have /etc/init.d/apache2 AND /etc/init.d/apache2.1. If I use the apache2.1 init script manually, it starts fine, no errors. Any ideas whats going on?
[09:42] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: By doing this, you're getting a patched version of new VLC 1.0 ALPHA.  I have this too.
[09:42] <darlek> raz: it's hard to judge a stuck key on the laptops.  Even a non stuck key can have gunk pressed into it making the connection, even if the key isn't really that bad.  I took my keyboard off, went over it and found two keys.  Cleaned, and it worked.  The noise you hear is buffer overrun.
[09:42] <Flynsarmy> mobi-sheep, yea i've played with apt sources before. Is there not a 1.0 rc2 one?
[09:42] <darlek> raz: YMMV of course of course
[09:42] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: Assuming you did it right -- You added three lines --> Comment + Two Source Lines.   Now "sudo aptitude update"
[09:42] <krisss117> hi, where i can find airoscript to ubuntu, becouse i download and it dosn.t work :/
[09:43] <raz> darlek, dude. there is no stuck key ;)
[09:43] <Elive_user33_en> n0u, Looks like.. apache2.1 is already using the ports ( 80/443 ..etc ).. second one fails because of that.. Whats the error message you are getting
[09:43] <ozon_> i ll come here later
[09:43] <Flynsarmy> mobi-sheep, The following signatures could not be verified because the public key is not available
[09:43] <darlek> alrightie ;)
[09:43] <n0yd> Elive_user33_en, no error. and the 2.1 one isnt starting a boot anyway
[09:43] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: Alrigh.  Good.  I don't know if I have 1.0 RC2 as I don't care for latest version.  Just that it worked.
[09:43] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com 0xdd4676fd8f10a7a7b9d8b1f60e494dbb2f021ac1
[09:43] <|Newton|> !msn
[09:43] <|Newton|> !messenger
[09:44] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: Then "sudo aptitude update"  --> again.  To ensure that you're not getting error.
[09:44] <|Newton|> Can anyone recommend a good app for MSN, NOT pidgin :D!?
[09:44] <darlek> ubottu: how do you do that?  are you piping apropos or something to irc?
[09:44] <kenyon> |Newton|: bitlbee
[09:44] <Blinkiz> Hi. I would like that Evolution is started at a specified window size (1024x768). Is it possible?
[09:44] <Flynsarmy> mobi-sheep, worked
[09:44] <mobi-sheep> !info amsn | |Newton|
[09:44] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: Okay.  "sudo aptitude full-upgrade"
[09:44] <|Newton|> im using aMSN but i dont like it..
[09:44] <ozzmosis> Elive_user33_en: Windows AD password sync might be something for #samba
[09:45] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: You might have to do it few times as it's installing packages / removing packages.
[09:45] <Elive_user33_en> ozatomic, Will try there thanks
[09:45] <Flynsarmy> mobi-sheep, what's the diff between that and sudo apt-get install?
[09:45] <kenyon> aptitude is better
[09:45] <Snomi> hey
[09:45] <mobi-sheep> !aptitude | Flynsarmy
[09:45] <Elive_user33_en> n0yd, update-rc.d apache2 remove and update-rc.d apache-2.1 defaults
[09:46] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/aptitude
[09:46] <darlek> ubottu: copy paste king, or or...
[09:46] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: It's a cleaner version.  It remove the packages AND THEIR DEPENDENCIES.  Read the link I gave you.
[09:46] <Flynsarmy> mobi-sheep, thanks
[09:46] <ozzmosis> !bot > darlek
[09:46] <Snomi> i downloaded compiz configuration thing, and i set the effect to blur....now i can only see black windows xD anyone got any suggestions?
[09:47] <darlek> aptitude gives you options if the install doesn't run and will offer you a chance to repair rather than quit
[09:47] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: Do "sudo aptitude update && sudo aptitude full-upgrade" again.  Just to make sure there are no problem.
[09:47] <JesusCake[BoT]> is anyone here?
[09:47] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: Err, copy the command.
[09:48] <JesusCake[BoT]> i need halp haha
[09:48] <mobi-sheep> !ask | JesusCake[BoT]
[09:48] <Snomi> i downloaded compiz configuration thing, and i set the effect to blur....now i can only see black windows xD anyone got any suggestions?
[09:48] <n0yd> linux_manju, thx didnt think of that :P
[09:48] <linux_manju> n0yd, NP :)
[09:48] <JesusCake[BoT]> oh okay. :D
[09:48] <JesusCake[BoT]> So i just installed ubuntu over windows, and it is just as slow as it was before.
[09:49] <raghu125coorg> raz it looks like capacitor whine problem
[09:49] <dassouki> where can i find a good source of business related (non programming and non web design) website that has reviews of FOSS software
[09:49] <JesusCake[BoT]> why
[09:49] <linux_manju> dassouki, freshmeat.net ??
[09:49] <raghu125coorg> raz, gksudo gedit /etc/init.d/acpid
[09:49] <JesusCake[BoT]> like i wanted to do a clean install, and it acts like it did an overwrite, instead of a clean install.
[09:49] <raghu125coorg> raz, echo 2 > /sys/module/processor/parameters/max_cstate
[09:50] <raghu125coorg> raz, Save the file and reboot Ubuntu
[09:50] <kenyon> JesusCake[BoT]: There is no difference.
[09:50] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: Everything going okay?  VLC work? :)
[09:50] <dassouki> linux_manju: thank u :D
[09:50] <Snomi> jesus, what do you want doing?
[09:50] <JesusCake[BoT]> well it is just as slow... and i dont know why
[09:50] <JesusCake[BoT]> i want to know why it is still as slow
[09:50] <Snomi> what are your PC specs?
[09:50] <Flynsarmy> mobi-sheep, yea i got a crash report the first time i did it but the second time it worked fine
[09:50] <JesusCake[BoT]> even with a clean install, i havent checked the hard drive
[09:50] <Flynsarmy> mobi-sheep, i'm now on rc1. thanks for your help :)
[09:50] <JesusCake[BoT]> its like a 2004 dell
[09:50] <JesusCake[BoT]> the comp is upstairs and i dont know how to get irc on my phone haha.
[09:50] <mobi-sheep> Flynsarmy: Welcome.  Have fun. :)
[09:51] <mmm4m5m> question please: every time after upgrade linux headers, I have to rebuild nvidia modules. It is easy, I got it from nvidia web site with good description. But wondering how to automate it? dmesg tell that virtualbox module is automatically rebuild. How it is done?
[09:51] <darlek_> !apropos
[09:51] <happy_bananoo> sam coucou
[09:51] <darlek_> !rails
[09:51] <JesusCake[BoT]> Okay, so the comp has xp. and it had viruses adware and a whole bunch of bad crap on it. I wanted to just reformat the hard drive and put linux on it, but i didnt see a spot to do a reformat.
[09:52] <JesusCake[BoT]> so i think that windows is still lingering on there, which is the reason for it being slow still
[09:52] <whazilla> how would i use ubuntu to go from stage1 to another ?
[09:52] <kenyon> JesusCake[BoT]: Can you boot to windows anymore? If not, then it is gone.
[09:52] <whazilla> chroot ?
[09:52] <JesusCake[BoT]> no it just goes right into linux.
[09:52] <methvan> can anyone help me sort out a network manager problem in 9.04
[09:52] <ziroday> JesusCake[BoT]: Windows won't affect Ubuntu performance. Please pastebin the output of sudo fdisk -l
[09:53] <raghu125coorg> methvan, what is the problem?
[09:53] <openros> I wanto copy the OS from one machine to another.
[09:53] <openros> how to do it
[09:53] <methvan> I don't seem to have network manager
[09:53] <darlek_> methvan: what's up?
[09:53] <JesusCake[BoT]> brb
[09:53] <openros> that is i want to create an ISO of the installed Linux
[09:53] <darlek_> you mean the applet?
[09:53] <JesusCake[BoT]> i have to go upstairs
[09:53] <methvan> I am trying to get my wireless working again
[09:53] <Snomi> i downloaded compiz configuration thing, and i set the effect to blur....now i can only see black windows xD anyone got any suggestions? should i go to the failsafe terminal and uninstall the configuarion tool?
[09:54] <darlek_> sudo aptitude install network-manager-gnome
[09:54] <ziroday> openros: you will have to use cloning software such as partimage or clonezilla
[09:54] <kenyon> openros: That isn't a simple task. Might be better to simply do a normal install.
[09:54] <raghu125coorg> methvan, check this out http://wicd.sourceforge.ne
[09:54] <openros> i hat an enterprice linux...
[09:54] <openros> missed the dvd
[09:55] <openros> and want to copy from the exsisting server to the new server
[09:55] <kenyon> openros: not ubuntu?
[09:55] <Snomi> anyone know the command for an uninstall?
[09:55] <ozzmosis> openros: it would probably be easier to install ubuntu on the 2nd machine then rsync to it from the first
[09:55] <openros> not ubuntu
[09:55] <ozzmosis> Snomi: apt-get autoremove
[09:55] <ziroday> Snomi: sudo apt-get remove <packagename>
[09:55] <kenyon> !ot | openros
[09:55] <openros> i came here get a quick support
[09:55] <Snomi> which one...
[09:55] <Snomi> autoremove?
[09:56] <openros> which chanel shall i ask
[09:56] <ozzmosis> Snomi: it depends what you want to do
[09:56] <kenyon> Snomi: aptitude remove
[09:56] <openros> i need to copy redhat el 5
[09:56] <ziroday> Snomi: autoremove will remove all "orphaned" packages whilst remove will uninstall the packages you request
[09:56] <Snomi> ok..
[09:56] <Snomi> my compiz config manager thing i broken..
[09:56] <mobi-sheep> Anybody know what's up with VirtualBox repo?
[09:56] <Snomi> and i cant use ubuntu
[09:57] <Snomi> but i can get into the terminal
[09:57] <ziroday> Snomi: how is it broken? Please be specific
[09:57] <methvan> I have the two computer symbols on the task bar thing, when I left click on it, it is telling me my wireless connections are unmanaged... any ideas??
[09:57] <lanoxx-> can i mount my existing /home partition on a newly installed ubuntu with the same user name existing on both installations or will that give complications
[09:57] <Snomi> ziroday: ive written it before: i downloaded compiz configuration thing, and i set the effect to blur....now i can only see black windows xD anyone got any suggestions? should i go to the failsafe terminal and uninstall the configuarion tool?
[09:57] <mmm4m5m> ziroday: I think, "auto remove" is not the same as "orphaned".. at least for synaptic, looks it is different
[09:57] <an7> Anyone know what cpufreq method is actually being used on Jaunty? It seems to keep my cpu stuck on lowest frequency, even when I select the performance governor in the gnome applet
[09:57] <darlek_> openros: CloneZilla or G4L (Ghost 4 Linux) should be okay
[09:57] <ozzmosis> lanoxx-: the only complication is if the user numbers are different
[09:58] <ozzmosis> lanoxx-: the numerical user ID, that is
[09:58] <ziroday> Snomi: removing the configuration tool won't do anything
[09:58] <Snomi> darn
[09:58] <lanoxx-> ozzmosis, ok, so concerning configuration files thats no problem? thus i only have to check with the id command if the user ids are identical
[09:58] <rdz> hi all. when waking up from suspend, my macbook4,1 with jaunty makes some optical drive noise, but stays black. i also cannot connect per ssh then. it seems, that waking up was stopped at some point. how can i help debug this?
[09:58] <ziroday> Snomi: try do sudo mv ~/.compiz ~/.compiz.old
[09:58] <Snomi> in the failsafe terminal ?
[09:59] <ozzmosis> Snomi: you can probably just rm $HOME/.compiz .. or do what ziroday said
[09:59] <tdn> After upgrading to Kubuntu 9.04, ny disk keeps spinning down, when I am not using it. Even when I'm on AC Power. This is very annoying and probably damaging my disk. How do I make it stop?
[09:59] <ozzmosis> lanoxx-: correct
[09:59] <kenyon> an7: cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor
[09:59] <ozzmosis> tdn: I think the hdparm command can control that
[10:00] <ziroday> Snomi: no, press ctrl+alt+F1 to get to a VT. Press ctrl+alt+f7 to get back
[10:00] <an7> kenyon, that shows the governor as set, but the scaling doesnt change (acual mhz/ghz)
[10:00] <JesusCake[BoT]> sudo fdisk -sudo fdisk -l
[10:00] <lanoxx-> ozzmosis, thats cool, i just installed a fresh installation of jaunty on a different partition since there is just to much stuff broken, now im trying to figure out how to best do the migration, would you suggest copying over files from /etc/?
[10:00] <Snomi> wont that show up at black too
[10:00] <ozzmosis> lanoxx-: I guess that depends what's broken :)
[10:00] <Snomi> ziroday:
[10:00] <kenyon> an7: it's hard to see because it changes so fast
[10:00] <JesusCake[BoT]> woops haha
[10:00] <Snomi> ziroday: wont that show up as black too
[10:00] <kenyon> an7: did it say ondemand?
[10:00] <ziroday> Snomi: no, its a virtual terminal
[10:00] <tdn> ozzmosis, I have tried. No effect.
[10:00] <an7> kenyon - my cpu is sitting at 76%
[10:00] <ziroday> !pastebin | JesusCake[BoT]
[10:00] <tdn> ozzmosis, hdparm -S0 does not work.
[10:00] <Snomi> woot ok
[10:01] <JesusCake[BoT]> hmm?
[10:01] <an7> kenyon, it says performance, but the scaling__cur_freq sits at 800mhz (which sucks for a 2ghz laptop plugged into mains)
[10:01] <ziroday> JesusCake[BoT]: you have no windows partitions installed
[10:01] <JesusCake[BoT]> okay.
[10:01] <ozzmosis> tdn: how does it "not work"?
[10:01] <JesusCake[BoT]> why is it still acting sluggish then?
[10:01] <JesusCake[BoT]> a clean install will fix the problems it had, but this is not
[10:02] <lanoxx-> ozzmosis, basically scim and the printer dialog (system-config-printer) and a few other things, random crashes, and most annoyingly i have a lot of remaining kde packets lying around since i originally installed kubuntu and then later on installed ubunut-desktop
[10:03] <lanoxx-> also at boot time i still get the kubuntu splash but only have of the time and then it falls back to tty
[10:03] <JesusCake[BoT]> so i still have not found a solution.
[10:03] <scandinavian> Enter text here...hello
[10:03] <Snomi> ziroday: there is no .compiz directory
[10:03] <kenyon> an7: I use ondemand on my core2 quad desktop. I have cpufrequtils installed, which provides a cpufreq-set program.
[10:03] <ziroday> Snomi: you are looking in /home/yourusername correct?
[10:04] <Snomi> what should i type ziroday
[10:04] <an7> kenyon, I tried installing that, but then gnome failed to login - some sort of clash with the builtin power tools? It didnt seem to let me change anything either though
[10:04] <JesusCake[BoT]> ....
[10:04] <ziroday> Snomi: do cd ~
[10:04] <ziroday> Snomi: and then ls -la | grep compiz
[10:04] <Snomi> cd ~/.compiz ?
[10:04] <lanoxx-> ozzmosis, or would you say these problems are fixable?
[10:04] <ozzmosis> lanoxx-: usually you'd just copy /etc/X11/xorg.conf.. possibly /etc/hosts .. maybe APT's sources.lst.. most of the stuff people care about is under $HOME or somewhere else though.. occasionally in /var
[10:05] <ziroday> Snomi: does ls -la | grep compiz return anything when you are in your homedir?
[10:05] <an7> kenyon, http://pastebin.com/m11f137f8
[10:05] <ozzmosis> lanoxx-: everything is fixable if you have the time
[10:05] <lanoxx-> ozzmosis, i would have the time i guess but not the knowledge and google was not help to sofar
[10:05] <JesusCake[BoT]> ...
[10:05] <Snomi> ziroday: so i type Is -la | grep compiz
[10:06] <kenyon> an7: hmm I don't know, maybe you can just disable scaling?
[10:06] <Snomi> is that and L ?
[10:06] <an7> kenyon, how?
[10:06] <ziroday> Snomi: it is an l
[10:06] <ziroday> Snomi: l L (el)
[10:06] <Snomi> ziroday: capital i?
[10:06] <ozzmosis> Snomi: ls .. short for list
[10:06] <Snomi> k
[10:06] <an7> kenyon, google seems to think removing powernowd
[10:06] <Snomi> then in the middle, is that a line
[10:06] <an7> kenyon, but its not installed on my box
[10:07] <JesusCake[BoT]> is there anyway to fix the sluggishness i am experiencing right now?
[10:07] <gorbierd> hey
[10:07] <Snomi> JesusCake[BoT]: which version of ubuntu are you on
[10:07] <gorbierd> how do i search text within text files on my disk?
[10:07] <ozzmosis> !grep | gorbierd
[10:07] <ozzmosis> erm
[10:07] <ozzmosis> wasn't expecting that
[10:07] <JesusCake[BoT]> 9.04
[10:07] <linux_manju> gorbierd, grep -i pattern filename or *
[10:08] <ozzmosis> gorbierd: use grep
[10:08] <ozzmosis> ignore ubottu ;)
[10:08] <gorbierd> thnx!:)
[10:08] <gorbierd> it search in sub dirrectories?
[10:08] <ozzmosis> gorbierd: grep -r
[10:08] <linux_manju> gorbierd, grep -r would do
[10:09] <gorbierd> thnks a lot to all
[10:09] <kenyon> an7: you could try unloading the module listed by cpufreq-info -d
[10:09] <linux_manju> gorbierd, for eg.. If i wanted to search myname I would do somehting like this grep -r -i myname *
[10:09] <an7> kenyon, I dont see any kernel modules - it must be builtin on jaunty
[10:09] <an7> i dont have cpufreq-utils installed
[10:10] <ozzmosis> JesusCake[BoT]: only sluggishness I've seen was on a 10 year old PC with a crappy video card, and the mouse cursor would jump all over the shop.  HDD performance seemed OK though, so I put it down to the Xorg driver.  you'll have to narrow down what the cause is.  find out what's slow and what isn't.
[10:12] <kenyon> an7: apparently gnome-power-manager might be handling it
[10:12] <Snomi> http://wiki.opencompositing.org/Troubleshooting#Black_Window_Bug anyone got any fixes?
[10:13] <an7> kenyon, maybe i should be filing a but against gnome-power-manager then
[10:13] <darlek_> !update-alternatives
[10:13] <new> hi, some one knows a pdf editor software for linux (ubuntu) i tried pdfedit, it's awkward, i need highlighting and adding notes
[10:13] <Snomi> ziroday: http://wiki.opencompositing.org/Troubleshooting#Black_Window_Bug does that state any fixes?
[10:15] <Snomi> ozzmosis: http://wiki.opencompositing.org/Troubleshooting#Black_Window_Bug any ideas?
[10:16] <chris__> Hi Is there an app I can install with a gui for changing the boot order on a dual boot system
[10:17] <darlek_> lanoxx: try sudo update-alternatives --config usplash-artwork.so  ... it should prompt you for ubuntu over kubuntu splash startup
[10:17] <Myrtti> chris__: editing the menu.lst by hand is too difficult?
[10:18] <darlek_> chris: update-grub autoupdates the menu.1st file
[10:18] <Snomi> http://wiki.opencompositing.org/Troubleshooting#Black_Window_Bug anyone got any ideas?
[10:19] <darlek_> !apropos
[10:19] <darlek_> ah
[10:20] <chris__> Myrtti, yea - kinda new at this - would rather use a gui app if possible - still booting to windows hopefully only a short time longer?
[10:21] <denny> http://denny.dreamwidth.org/714747.html  # Problems getting X running triple-head again since installing 9.04 - help?
[10:22] <chris__> darlek_, where is the "menu.1st" located?
[10:22] <darlek_> chris_: The menu.1st is just a text file, so you can take the one made by grub, and reorder it as you like
[10:22] <denny> chris__: usually in /boot or thereabouts
[10:23] <denny>  /boot/grub/menu.lst
[10:23] <chris__> denny, Thanks
[10:23] <denny> it's an L, not a 1, by the way
[10:23] <darlek_> sjhould be near grub
[10:23] <darlek_> checking...
[10:25] <Snomi> my compiz blur has made the whole screen and window black
[10:25] <Snomi> anyone got any ideas for a uninstall or something?
[10:25] <darlek_> chris::  /boot/grub
[10:26] <chris__> darlek_,  Thanks
[10:26] <darlek_> so run update-grub, then edit menu.lst by hand if necessary
[10:26] <darlek_> np
[10:26] <denny> Snomi: boot of your CD, choose 'safe graphics mode'
[10:26] <denny> change the display settings  :)
[10:27]  * beli recommends SUPERGRUB on boot problems
[10:27] <chris__> darlek_, What is best app to use to get to this /bbot/grub ?
[10:27] <chris__> *boot/grub
[10:27] <darlek_> chris: oh, I just use terminal, y'know the command line
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[10:28] <krisss117> hello, can you give me link where i can download airoscript ? My system is Ubuntu
[10:28] <chris__> darlek_, Umm afraid you were going to say that - not quite up to speed with terminal yet.
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> krisss117: http://airoscript.googlepages.com/airoscript-1.7RC7.sh
[10:28] <darlek_> haha
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> krisss117: that good enough?
[10:29] <krisss117> i try this
[10:30] <gordonjcp> chris__: it's not that bad ;-)
[10:30] <krisss117> 39: Syntax error: "}" unexpected
[10:30] <krisss117> it's not work
[10:30] <gordonjcp> chris__: why do you think Mac OSX makes such heavy use of command lines now?
[10:30] <ActionParsnip> krisss117: thats the code for the latest stable release, so its not my problem. contact the developers
[10:30] <darlek_> because of all the rails developers ;)
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> krisss117: its not something i use
[10:31] <gordonjcp> darlek_: spotlight...
[10:31] <hskill> when "system calls" say they access the operating system, does that just mean the kernel?
[10:31] <krisss117> ok
[10:31] <krisss117> :/
[10:31] <gordonjcp> hskill: yes, or possibly some of the common libraries
[10:31] <ActionParsnip> krisss117: let the devs know, give tem the error you get and they may fix it
[10:32] <Hyperi> Hi, I'm wondering why I can't connect WLAN with my Ubuntu box. 'iwlist ath0 scan' and all works. But for some reasons I can't get DHCP value out of it. Any logs I could see that could possibly produce error?
[10:32] <hskill> gordonjcp why would a system call use a library, wouldnt you just use the library call?
[10:32] <gordonjcp> hskill: it's a fuzzy area
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> Hyperi: if you set a static ip does it work ok?
[10:32] <Hyperi> ActionParsnip: Should be DHCP :/ Want me to try? :/
[10:33] <gordonjcp> hskill: in very very old Unixes it was a lot more clear-cut, when you had a whacking great monolithic kernel and user libs and applications on top
[10:33] <darlek_> Hyperi:  iwlist doesn't provide DHCP, only the list of networks your wifi sees
[10:33] <Hyperi> (And yes, the box is configured nicely and works on 3 other devices. I even fallbacked from using WPA to WEP for making it more simple.
[10:33] <darlek_> !iwlist
[10:33] <ActionParsnip> Hyperi: its worth it, just to test
[10:33] <darlek_> argh
[10:33] <Hyperi> darlek_: Point was that the WLAN is working.
[10:33] <gordonjcp> hskill: now you've got some libraries that are very close-coupled to the kernel, and others that are quite deeply abstracted
[10:33] <hskill> gordonjcp ok thanks
[10:34] <gordonjcp> hskill: clear as mud, right?
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> Hyperi: you need to work out exactly what is and isnt working
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> Hyperi: we know scanning works and we can find APs
[10:34] <darlek_> oh I see...
[10:34] <gordonjcp> hskill: think of "system calls" as going off to a big black box with a huge multi-pin connector and the lid rivetted shut, that you really don't want to open up ;-)
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> Hyperi: you may also want to try disabling WEP / WPAx to see if that connects. Not all devces can use WPA under Linux
[10:35] <MindVirus> Hi. How do I use my guest session? I have gdm-guest-session installed.
[10:35] <Hyperi> But all systems should be capable of WEP
[10:35] <Hyperi> Right?
[10:35] <MindVirus> I tried logging in as "guest" without a password but that didn't work.
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> Hyperi: sure, its why i use wep
[10:36] <Hyperi> My overall dislike is that WEP only protects from normal users.
[10:36] <gordonjcp> Hyperi: so does WPA
[10:36] <rabidweezle> !w32codecs
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> Hyperi: then implement extra security ;)
[10:36] <MindVirus> WPA protects against hackers, gordonjcp.
[10:36] <MindVirus> WEP is insecure.
[10:36] <Hyperi> If advanced users wanted to snoop / use, WEP is like taking candy from a child
[10:36] <gordonjcp> MindVirus: "crackers", please
[10:36] <MindVirus> gordonjcp, as you wish.
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> wep is fine provided yuo use extra steps to add security
[10:36] <gordonjcp> MindVirus: and no, it does not protect against them
[10:36] <hskill> how possible is it that there are major security flaws in operating systems that were never published and just a single hacker or group of hackers knows about and is able to do serious damage with without anyone knowing?
[10:36] <Hyperi> gordonjcp: To be even more specific, protects from hackers AND crackers.
[10:36] <Hyperi> !
[10:36] <MindVirus> gordonjcp, it protects against undetermined crackers.
[10:36] <gordonjcp> unless you're doing the full bhuna with an auth server and certificates
[10:36] <Hyperi> The difference is how they "use their powers"
[10:37] <Hyperi> Not on what they do
[10:37] <beli> hskill: high
[10:37] <MindVirus> Hi. How do I use my guest session? I have gdm-guest-session installed.
[10:37] <MindVirus> I tried logging in as "guest" without a password but that didn't work.
[10:37] <gordonjcp> MindVirus: WEP can be broken in a couple of minutes, WPA-PSK can be broken in a couple of hours
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> MindVirus: why not just create a new user named 'guest'?
[10:37] <darlek_> !gdm-guest-session
[10:37] <beli> hskill: not tested software has major security flaws....
[10:37] <Artilheiro> hello
[10:37] <MindVirus> ActionParsnip, because it's supposed to already have been built-in.
[10:37] <gordonjcp> MindVirus: I use WEP, because if I used WPA my Nintendo DS among other things wouldn't work
[10:37] <gordonjcp> if it's *important* then I don't use wireless
[10:38] <MindVirus> And I would like to have the account cleaned every time it is used, ActionParsnip.
[10:38] <beli> hskill: you just need to find them.....its more security by obscurity what you are talking about....
[10:38] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: sure but if you use restricted subnet masks, mac filtering, hidden ssid and no dhcp with a bizarre ip range it makes it a whole lot trickier
[10:38] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: hidden SSID isn't a great idea, because it breaks a lot of more simpleminded clients
[10:38] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: and in fact, it breaks certain simpleminded APs that happen to fire up on the same channel
[10:39] <hskill> it's wpa and preferably wpa2 or bust
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: works fine here
[10:39] <darlek_> just flip the images to any connection not your MAC address.  hilarious
[10:39] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: you probably haven't got any particularly old wifi kit in production ;-)
[10:39] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: not sure, nor do i care
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: it works and its pretty locked down, plus i am free to buy wep only wifi cards for linux if needs be
[10:40] <Artilheiro> Can someone here give me a help wifi in my laptop?
[10:40] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: I look after one network that's got some >10 year old wifi kit in it ;-)
[10:40] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: can't be upgraded to new stuff for various bureaucratic reasons
[10:41] <darlek_> Art: state the question not the request
[10:41] <Artilheiro> i've installed ubuntu for good on my laptop, but now, i cant get the wireless connection to work.... can anyone here help me troubleshoot the problem?
[10:42] <irmandos> can anyone help me with my display problem, as it is difficult to explain i uploaded screenshots
[10:42] <rabidweezle> Artilheiro, make model of laptop please
[10:42] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: also try using a more restrictive subnet than /24
[10:42] <irmandos> http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1061195/Help/screenshot01.png
[10:42] <beli> Artilheiro: at first...make sure your wireless hardware was found
[10:42] <irmandos> http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1061195/Help/screenshot02.png
[10:42] <darlek_> lspci -network I think
[10:42] <irmandos> http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1061195/Help/screenshot03.png
[10:42] <irmandos> http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1061195/Help/screenshot04.png
[10:42] <FloodBot2> irmandos: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:42] <Artilheiro> HP Compaq 6710b
[10:42] <Artilheiro> let me run that command darlek
[10:42] <ozzmosis> irmandos: that's one crazy font
[10:43] <ozzmosis> irmandos: looks like an Xorg driver bug
[10:43] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: sometimes you need a large subnet
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: coupled with weird ip ranges, like 10.100.10.244/30 gives 2 addresses that are allowed
[10:43] <ozzmosis> irmandos: could be a hardware fault though.  some video cards do weird things when their memory goes bad.
[10:43] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: yeah
[10:43] <irmandos> i have tried nvidia driver ver 173, 177 and now 180 and it does not get better only worse
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: its not too far away from what i use ;)
[10:43] <Artilheiro> darlek that command is not right...
[10:43] <ozzmosis> irmandos: what card is it?
[10:43] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: then turn off dhcp and its extra secure :D
[10:43] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: not so helpful if you've got 300 wifi devices scattered around six APs ;-)
[10:43] <irmandos> i have nvidia 6200
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: then you need 2 subnets
[10:44] <gordonjcp> no, you need one /23 subnet
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> irmandos: the 180 works gret here in intrepid and jaunty
[10:44] <Artilheiro> brb
[10:44] <darlek_> sorry, try lshw
[10:45] <irmandos> i have ubuntu 8.10 nvidia driver 180.11
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: i'd have a few for 300 clients, like 3 or 4 APs with a seperate subnet, break stuff up a bit
[10:45] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: but thats me
[10:45] <ozzmosis> irmandos: I'm using 180.51 under 9.04, geforge 6600.  works fine for me.
[10:45] <irmandos> and well those screenshots where made this morning can anyone plz help
[10:45] <gordonjcp> ActionParsnip: depends on what you're trying to do
[10:45] <Ajit> by mistake I had deleted /etc/apt/sources.list from Ubuntu 7.04 ; when I was trying to rename a file as sources.list then it is giving error (I was login as root user)
[10:46] <irmandos> it has gone to such extent that if i move my mouse the 'stripes' does not go away anymore they just jump to n new location
[10:46] <ozzmosis> irmandos: so it's been getting worse?
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> gordonjcp: true
[10:46] <rabidweezle> Artilheiro, according to google... your laptop has a... Intel 3945 802.11g Wireless
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> Ajit: you shouldnt be loggin on as root, it degrades security
[10:47]  * rabidweezle looks that up with ubuntu...
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> Ajit: 7.04 is EOL too
[10:47] <plugin> !fr
[10:48] <darlek_> !de
[10:49] <irmandos> jip its kinda okay when the system starts up only one or two stripes and the longer the pc runs the worse it gets to the extent that the whole screen is covered
[10:49] <ozzmosis> irmandos: is the fan working?
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> irmandos: it the system ram healthy?
[10:49] <ozzmosis> irmandos: that just sounds like a hardware fault to me
[10:49] <irmandos> jip i have 2 fans and they are both running normally
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> irmandos: are the fans facing the right direction?
[10:50] <irmandos> I do have the ability to enable the normal desktop affects under System => Preferences => Appearance but the 'stripes' just keeps on coming back wether it is set to effects or no effects
[10:50] <ozzmosis> irmandos: what happens when you logout of X, then back in again, after the PC has been on for a while?  do the stripes go away, or come back immediately?
[10:51] <ozzmosis> ... because a logout will restart X, and the video card driver
[10:51] <irmandos> there is nothing wrong with the fans i had windows vista on here and it worked without any problems
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> irmandos: having fans is good but if they are facing a bad direction they can make the air hotter
[10:51] <irmandos> it just comes back whether i log out or use ctrl + alt + backspace
[10:52] <adaw4da> hi all
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> irmandos: are you fully updated?
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> !hi | adaw4da
[10:52] <darlek_> irmandos: is the system overclocked via bios?
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> is the video card overclocked
[10:52] <irmandos> jip fully updated system, and no the bois does not support overclocking
[10:52] <Hyperi> ActionParsnip: hmm, I defined manually everything. Still nothing.
[10:53] <Hyperi> ActionParsnip: Any place I can see if it actually even connects ?
[10:53] <irmandos> nothing is overclocked I use the pc for media editing
[10:53] <irmandos> so no overclocking has been done
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> Hyperi: ifconfig; route
[10:54] <darlek_> irmandos:  sorry, is this a laptop?  if so, if you can connect to an external monitor it would verify if it was a linux or hardware screen issue
[10:54] <Hyperi> ActionParsnip: Says "Destination:192.168.0.0 Gateway: * Genmask: 255.255.255.0 Flags: U Metric: 0 Ref: 0 Use: 0 Iface: ath0"
[10:55] <irmandos> no this is a pc
[10:55] <adaw4da> I have a problem with my network.. A couple of days ago it worked but now it doesn't.. I haven't do nothing of strange.. in the network manager it is all ok, all ip, submask and gateway configured but if I do a ifconfig nothing is setted.. what's wrang with it?
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> Hyperi: does the route command show your routers internal ip address
[10:55] <karex> HELP, i'd done 'sudo update-initramfs -u', but the boot usplash hasn't changed (shutdown usplash has changed)
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> !splash
[10:55] <Boohbah> adaw4da: sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> !usplash
[10:56] <darlek_> dang, I had to look that up haha
[10:56] <Hyperi> ActionParsnip: hmm, the router should be 192.168.0.1
[10:56] <adaw4da> uhm ok
[10:56] <adaw4da> now I try it
[10:56] <secret901> I removed some items from the Applications menu and now when I try to open it it's just one pixel long.  How do I restore it?
[10:56] <Hyperi> idk why it says .0.0 there
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> Hyperi: thats the network address
[10:57] <secret901> How do I reset the Applications menu?
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> Hyperi: i'd check yuor ip address settings
[10:57] <adaw4da> no chages..
[10:57] <Hyperi> ActionParsnip: I set it as 192.168.0.200
[10:57] <adaw4da> *changes
[10:57] <Hyperi> So it wouldn't collide with others
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> Hyperi: and you'll need to set the default gateway
[10:59] <karex> ActionParsnip: i've done that
[10:59] <irmandos> ozzmosis, ActionParsnip, darlek_: Any idees as to what can be wrong with my pc display?
[10:59] <secret901> How do I reset the items to be displayed in the Applications menu in Gnome? I remember there was a file and if you delete it it will reset.
[10:59] <Hyperi> ActionParsnip: hmm 'man ifconfig' says nothing about it :/
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> karex: thats all i know, i removed all splash sceens, speeds stuff up.
[10:59] <adaw4da> any ideas?
[11:00] <v3trae> hey guys, just recently came back to ubuntu after a long hiatus from it, and i seem to have forgotten how to autostart daemons on boot. I'm familiar with rc-update from gentoo but can't seem to figure it out here. Where should i look?
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> !bum | v3trae
[11:00] <Hyperi> ActionParsnip: Easy quick tips what to type or where to look for it? :P
[11:00] <v3trae> ActionParsnip: thank you
[11:00] <darlek_> irmandos:  Don't know.  Try the LiveCD and see if it fails?
[11:01] <irmandos> thanx darlek_
[11:01] <FuTz> hello.. i' ve got a problem with root login.. well.. i enabled it, and i want to disable it back.. how to do that if someone can help?
[11:01] <karex> ActionParsnip: did u mean *-artwork-usplash?
[11:01] <Hyperi> aaa ip route add default via IP :P
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> karex: if you remove usplash it does a lot for you. I dont care for eye candy and most of the default OS so i strip most of it out
[11:02] <mmu_man> hi
[11:02] <mmu_man> hm all the packge archives for gutsy are gone, WTF ?
[11:02] <secret901> How do I make Ctrl+Alt+backspace work again like before?
[11:02] <david_> Hello all
[11:02] <david_> does any1 know the "Verve" mini-command line plugin for xfce - does one exist for ubuntu (not xubuntu)
[11:03] <david_> ?
[11:03] <v3trae> ActionParsnip: that did it, thank you very much
[11:03] <v3trae> And can i just say, so good to be back in ubuntu. =)
[11:04] <kormanos> I have a problem with my network.. A couple of days ago it worked but now it doesn't.. I haven't do nothing of strange.. in the network manager it is all ok, all ip, submask and gateway configured but if I do a ifconfig nothing is setted.. what's wrang with it?
[11:04] <darlek_> secret901 : http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-enable-ctrl-alt-backspace-in-ubuntu-jaunty.html
[11:06] <david_> does any1 know the "Verve" mini-command line plugin for xfce - does one exist for ubuntu (not xubuntu?
[11:06] <darlek> what does the verve command do then?
[11:06] <david_> it is sipmlyu a mini-command line plugin
[11:06] <darlek> apropos the action, and you might find a similar command
[11:07] <darlek> so a command line on the menu bar?
[11:07] <david_> so in the bottom bar you actualle see a text-box
[11:07] <david_> yup
[11:07] <darlek> right
[11:07] <darlek> yes that exists in ubuntu-gnome
[11:07] <darlek> it's a part of the menus that you can add
[11:07] <david_> how is it called?
[11:07] <ActionParsnip> david_: like tilda?
[11:07] <david_> ehhhhh
[11:08] <david_> don['t know tilde
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> david_: its a drop down terminal that acts like the Quake / half life / doom tilda terminal
[11:08] <v3trae> david_: tilda is really good, i use it on all my non headless boxes
[11:08] <Snomi> JesusCake[BoT],
[11:08] <v3trae> david_: works alot better then yakuza imo
[11:08] <darlek> right click, add to panel...
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> david_: gives you a terminal you can show and hide with a hotkey
[11:08] <darlek> there will be a list
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> david_: yakuake is the kde equiv
[11:09] <v3trae> david_: only problem i ever have is just getting it thr right size, but you can do that after 2-3 minutes playing with pixel length
[11:09] <v3trae> david_: aye yakuake* excuse me. Tilda works fine in kde though
[11:10] <david_> 10x - I'm trying the various alternatives you've proposed
[11:11] <ActionParsnip> david_: if yuo dont like it, you can always uninstall :D
[11:11] <v3trae> david_: i really can't recommend tilda enough. it's fantastic, and much less complicated then the borderless aterm alternative.
[11:12] <Tim183> i haven't had any updates come through on jaunty for about 2 weeks now... is this correct?
[11:13] <v3trae> david_: i can send you a screenshot of tilda in action, might help you figure out if thats what you're looking for
[11:13] <ozzmosis> Tim183: the last update I saw was for ntpdate
[11:13] <ozzmosis> Tim183: depends what you have installed, I suppose
[11:14] <cantoma> guys, is it possible to use dropbox without having to install nautilus?
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> cantoma: i think its a dependancy
[11:15] <ozzmosis> what's dropbox?
[11:16] <v3trae> ozzmosis: mac idea, allows for a network share where someone can put files in, but can't get files out or see whats there.
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> !infodropbox
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> !info dropbox
[11:16] <ozzmosis> v3trae: ah, sounds a bit like an anonymous ftp inbox .. upload but no download
[11:17] <v3trae> ozzmosis: aye, he may mean over a smb share though
[11:17] <ozzmosis> right
[11:17] <cemunal> will not i use nvidia 71* series drivers with latest xorg version?
[11:17] <cantoma> ozzmosis: have you try google it?
[11:18] <^arky^> hi Question: How do you override the $ARCH variable for a particular repo in apt sources.list file
[11:18] <Juzman-EeePC> Hey guys, I installed the rc7 kernel to test intel drivers, but touchpad didnt work on eeepc, so I rolled back to default kernel for jaunty, but now webcam wont work
[11:18] <Juzman-EeePC> any ideas?
[11:18] <v3trae> cantoma: anyway, i'm not sure if it's possible. It works in OSX which uses the same mount function as we do, just not sure how to do it.
[11:18] <darlek> liking tilda ;)  hadn't used that before
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> darlek: its groovy
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> darlek: dont forget to put transparency on it (even if it is pseudo)
[11:19] <v3trae> darlek: it's fantastic, it's amoung the first things i install on a fresh box, next to compiz,conky,and irssi
[11:19] <darlek> no kidding.  I run terminals at startup, so I hadn't giving it a thought in a while
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> ewww @ compiz
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> darlek: put it in your !startup too so it loads at boot
[11:20] <v3trae> ActionParsnip: i'm a sucker for pretty-ness.
[11:20] <david_> OKOK
[11:20] <darlek> no lie
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> lxde > compiz
[11:20] <v3trae> ActionParsnip: never heard of it, i'll have to check it out
[11:20] <v3trae> !info lxde
[11:20] <david_> So I installed both - Tilda and Takukae
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> !info lxde
[11:20] <darlek> !startup
[11:20] <ozzmosis> .. !flood | ubottu  ;)
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> v3trae: http://www.dacostabalboa.com/es/wp-content/uploads/2008/07/lxde.png
[11:21] <v3trae> ActionParsnip: oh, knoppix is using that now.
[11:21] <david_> I actually meant sometinh much simpler
[11:21] <david_> something just presenting an embeded textbox in the menu bar
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> v3trae: theres a project called LUBUNTU which is just getting established
[11:22] <v3trae> ActionParsnip: lxde replaces gnome does it not?
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> v3trae: yes
[11:22] <ubuntu__> why does Ubuntu Netbook Remix Live USB has Internet Connection capability. It even connects wired network automatically.
[11:22] <ActionParsnip> v3trae: but can run gnome apps
[11:22] <v3trae> ActionParsnip: yeah i use compiz with gnome, for pretty animations =)
[11:22] <csaba> how can I check my gmail account with "mail" in the console?
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> v3trae: not my thing. i want my stuff to happen before ive even thought it rather than wait for a lame anim to finish
[11:23] <v3trae> ActionParsnip: works pretty well with kde4 as well, as well as kde4 will let it anyway.
[11:23] <ozzmosis> csaba: you'd need to use fetchmail to pull your gmail messages to a local folder
[11:23] <v3trae> ActionParsnip: well it depends on the boxes use, for personal  use i like animations, for servers, i'm fine with a terminal frankly
[11:24] <v3trae> ActionParsnip: been using gentoo and FreeBSD for servers for so long i don't even see much of apoint to gui's other then workstation use.
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> v3trae: i just like all minimal, my servers are all headless and x-less
[11:24] <csaba> ok
[11:24] <v3trae> ActionParsnip: same
[11:25] <mesole999> hi
[11:25] <v3trae> mesole999: greetings
[11:25] <ActionParsnip> !HI | mesole999
[11:25] <mesole999> welcome
[11:26] <Gourlis> One big thanks to Ubuntu Team.
[11:26] <gorbierd> when i connect to ssh server through places->connect to server i cant create folders even i loggined as root, what do i do to create folders or edit files
[11:26] <ActionParsnip> gorbierd: i wouldnt log in as root over ssh
[11:27] <gorbierd> i logginin to non ubuntu sever
[11:27] <CyberBUNKER> Hello, does anyone know how to add modules to the kernel  (long time windows user kinda stuck)
[11:27] <Hyperi>  Doesn't matter :P
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> gorbierd: if you connect via   ssh username@server     can you then
[11:27] <gorbierd> yep
[11:27] <beli> CyberBUNKER: man lsmod, man insmod, man modprobe
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> gorbierd: then i'd look into sshfs
[11:27] <ActionParsnip> !sshfs
[11:28] <gorbierd> thanx
[11:28] <ActionParsnip> gorbierd: ssh-ing as root is hugely unsecure
[11:28] <CyberBUNKER> hey thanks man, man pages
[11:28] <gorbierd> i understand it
[11:28] <v3trae> CyberBUNKER: man pages are the best way to learn,  although yes, rather dull.
[11:31] <CyberBUNKER> Yeah I should have thought about it first anyway... does anyone know if 9.04 supports the VX3000 nativly anyway?  an lsusb shows the device but there is no /dev/video
[11:31] <v3trae> Anyway i'm out for the night, thanks for the info there ActionParsnip. Have a fantastic evening.
[11:31] <ActionParsnip> and you man
[11:31] <kormanos> I have a problem with my network.. A couple of days ago it worked but now it doesn't.. I haven't do nothing of strange.. in the network manager it is all ok, all ip, submask and gateway configured but if I do a ifconfig nothing is setted.. what's wrang with it?
[11:32] <CyberBUNKER> check cable?
[11:32] <CyberBUNKER> DHCP or static?
[11:32] <beli> kormanos: restart the network
[11:33] <beli> kormanos: /etc/rc.d/network restart
[11:33] <beli> kormanos: of cause...use sudo
[11:33] <thebe> how to set default security permissions in a file??? which is created within a folder with full permission for user and usergroup!
[11:34] <CyberBUNKER> So modprobe -t {directory of modules} should do it?
[11:34] <Boohbah> thebe: umask
[11:34] <beli> thebe: umask
[11:34] <irmandos_mobile> hi guys i have removed the nvidia 6200 card from my system how can I reset my display to stop looking for it and just use onboard display?
[11:34] <Boohbah> beli: that might work on slackware, but init scripts in ubuntu are in /etc/init.d :)
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> !bum
[11:35] <beli> Boohbah: uh, right...i started with slackware in ~1995 :)
[11:35] <ActionParsnip> just use that and its all handled for you
[11:36] <irmandos_mobile> can anyone tell me how to get my xorg.conf rebuild?
[11:36] <thebe> could you give me with syntax
[11:37] <irmandos_mobile> help please?
[11:37] <ozzmosis> irmandos_mobile: Xorg -configure as root
[11:38] <ozzmosis> irmandos_mobile: that will create /root/xorg.conf.new
[11:38] <beli> thebe: umask is a shell internal...since you  are using bash by default...read the bash manual
[11:38] <CyberBUNKER> hey beli, I am getting FATAL: -t only supported with -lpvpgn@pvpgn:/usr/src/modules/gspca$
[11:38] <Cat_Killer> 'scuse me, sorry, is this a good place to get utter newbie help?
[11:39] <ozzmosis> Cat_Killer: yes :)
[11:39] <Pixels> how can I copy a file from admin user to another users home?
[11:39] <ozzmosis> Pixels: sudo cp ...
[11:39] <Cat_Killer> I've just installed ubuntu, and this is the first time I've managed to get it working, but I can;t figure out how to get the sound working.
[11:39] <Pixels> ozzmosis: ill try, brb
[11:39] <ozzmosis> Cat_Killer: what sound card do you have?
[11:40] <beli> thebe: umas does negative permissions....so 022 means all files get 755 perms......to make it a permanent setting for your shell you need to source it in your system profile or user profile for your shell....
[11:40] <ozzmosis> Pixels: you'll need to fix the permissions after you copy the file .. with chown
[11:40] <Pixels> ozzmosis: is there an easier way?  cause I need to know exct location etc
[11:40] <Cat_Killer> It's an SB something. I installed it about a year and a half ago, so i can;t quite remember.
[11:40] <Pixels> ozzmosis: any way using Nautilus?
[11:40] <Pixels> drag and drop?
[11:40] <Artilheiro> hello, can someone here help me configure my wireless network in ubuntu? the wireless driver is as follows: Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02
[11:40] <Pixels> ozzmosis: if I load Nautlius as sudo, will that work?
[11:41] <CyberBUNKER> Pixels: I have always just used "sudo nautilus" and then drag and dropped
[11:41] <ozzmosis> Pixels: possibly .. sounds a little dangerous though :)
[11:41] <Pixels> CyberBUNKER: awesome thats what I want
[11:41] <Pixels> ozzmosis: dangerous?
[11:41] <ozzmosis> Pixels: Alt+F2 .. gksudo nautilus
[11:41] <beli> Artilheiro: what ubuntu version?
[11:41] <ozzmosis> Pixels: well, not something I'd encourage people do often.  too easy to drag the wrong file etc.
[11:42] <ozzmosis> Pixels: anyway, you'll still need to fix the permissions
[11:42] <ozzmosis> Pixels: you know you can use filename Tab completion on the command-line?
[11:42] <Pixels> CyberBUNKER: man that was easy :)  just draged file from admin desktop to other users desktop :)
[11:42] <Pixels> ozzmosis: file is copied using sudo nautilus... now what I do?
[11:43] <pintook> hi
[11:43] <pintook> pls help me convert encrypted pdf to doc
[11:43] <Pixels> ozzmosis: change owner from root to username?
[11:43] <ozzmosis> Pixels: correct
[11:43] <CyberBUNKER> pixels: no worries man
[11:43] <ozzmosis> Pixels: and the group, if necessary
[11:43] <Pixels> ozzmosis: just right click and do it that way?
[11:43] <coz_> pinion,  does the pdf have a password and you already know it?
[11:43] <irmandos_mobile> ozzmosis: I get a resolution of 1280x960 instead of 1280x1024 how can I get that fixed?
[11:43] <coz_> pinion, sorry
[11:44] <coz_> pintook,  does the pdf have apassword and you already know it?
[11:44] <ozzmosis> irmandos_mobile: I don't know
[11:44] <Pixels> ozzmosis: thanks
[11:44] <Pixels> and thanks to CyberBUNKER :)
[11:44] <ozzmosis> Pixels: I guess so.  I just use chmod.
[11:46] <tbaxter> If I'm having spontaneous lock-ups on my laptop running Jaunty and am getting nothing from the logs and 15 passes with memtest86+ found no errors, what could be my next area to check on?
[11:46] <jtaji> tbaxter: intel wireless/video ?
[11:46] <coz_> tbaxter,   video driver?
[11:47] <tbaxter> how can I test it?
[11:47] <coz_> tbaxter,   first which video card   lspci | grep -i vga
[11:47] <darlek> !ja
[11:48] <ozzmosis> spontaneous lockups on a laptop would be fun .. can't exactly pull out bits and swap them over
[11:48] <tbaxter> ATI Radeon HD 3400 Series
[11:48] <coz_> tbaxter,  and do you know which driver you are using for that?
[11:49] <jtaji> tbaxter: how about: lspci | grep -i wireless
[11:49] <tbaxter> the ATI/AMD proprietary FGLRX one.
[11:49] <coz_> tbaxter,   I am not up on ati  at alll but  fglrx may be the issue   have you found out if that card can run the open source driver?
[11:49] <tbaxter> Atheros AR928X Wireless Adapter
[11:50] <tbaxter> I think it can, but with no 3d
[11:50] <jtaji> tbaxter: I would start suspecting the video as coz_  suggested
[11:50] <coz_> tbaxter,   well I dont know if there are ati experts here but i do know that on #compiz the two people you can talk with are adamk  and soreau
[11:50] <tbaxter> so disabling the proprietary driver should maybe fix it?
[11:51] <coz_> tbaxter,   in there I only do nvidia   compiz support  no ati here :)
[11:51] <coz_> tbaxter,  i would check with adamk  in #compiz
[11:51] <coz_> tbaxter,   let me check if he is logged on hold on
[11:51] <tbaxter> thanks.
[11:51] <coz_> tbaxter,  he is  but not sure if he is at his system since he does support from work
[11:52] <coz_> tbaxter,  check it out none the less   let him know you are getting lock ups  whihjc video card and which driver
[11:52] <tbaxter> cool.
[11:52] <tbaxter> thanks.
[11:52] <coz_> no prblen tbaxter
[11:56] <NerbBBork> Hoaw do you use Nessus on IPs outsidfe your local network
[11:56] <thebe> thank you
[11:56] <thebe> I did
[11:58] <blip-> ! gpgerror
[11:58] <blip-> !gpgerror
[11:58] <blip-> !keyerror gpg
[11:58] <blip-> !keyerror
[12:00] <blip-> can someone help me get the message about fixing gpg errors when I apt-get update ?
[12:00] <blip-> it involved 2 parts,   !x y  but I can't remember what
[12:08] <Dam0> im fuken sick im going ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
[12:09] <Mbear> Hi all$
[12:10] <Mbear> Am running 9.04 desktop on a desktop and 9.04 netbook remix on a netbook.  I want to control the desktop machine from the netbook using remote desktop, how do I do that, please?  Thx
[12:11] <chi_> hi guys, i used to use the madwifi on my wlan-device, but somehow propertery driver activated (?WTF?) and now i cant find the divice in ifconfig/iwconfig anymore??? lspci lists the card... how should i proceed?
[12:12] <d0nny> vnc, ssh, GDM take your pick Mbear
[12:13] <Mbear> D0nny, I have rdesktop on the netbook, it connects to a windows machine on the network fine, can I use it to connecnt to the Ubuntu?  If so, what command,  Thanks
[12:14] <d0nny> rdesktop is RDP ubuntu isn't windows..
[12:15] <blip-> anyone know how to use  ubottu to bring up the page about gpg key errors and their fix ?
[12:15] <milostrife> hey could anyone help me i have ubuntu installed at the moment but i need to install xp for work but if i install xp will i be able to pick which os i can load up? or will it destroy the selection options as i know if you install ubuntu when windows is already installed you get the option to choose
[12:15] <Mbear> D0nny, granted... OK, so first I install vnc, ssh, or GDM on the netbook and see what happens.... thx
[12:15] <d0nny> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNC
[12:15] <thebe> could you tell me how to make tar of a folder??
[12:16] <thebe> i applied tar -cZf /home/thebe/ /home/thebe/test but it gives error
[12:16] <blip-> thebe: we could, but you forget it the next day.  I highly recommend you type "man tar" and try to learn what the different flags do
[12:16] <jrib> thebe: did you check the man page for examples?
[12:16] <d0nny> lol
[12:17] <d0nny> I was almost tempted to give away the answer to the tar question..
[12:17] <jrib> thebe: also, if you don't want to be bothered with teh man page, right click -> create archive
[12:17] <chi_> thebe , without knowing TAR i guess you cant get the target within the source ????
[12:17] <blip-> !keyerr gpg
[12:17] <jrib> !ask | blip-
[12:17] <blip-> !errkey gpg
[12:18] <blip-> jrib: I did ask twice :)   "anyone know how to use  ubottu to bring up the page about gpg key errors and their fix ?"
[12:18] <jrib> blip-: then use a private message with ubottu plese
[12:18] <thebe> thank you I will check man page
[12:18] <kenyon> blip-: tell ubottu search gpg
[12:18] <blip-> ok jrib
[12:18] <blip-> stop the tell, I know how to use the bot
[12:19] <NerbBBork> Could anyone here help me with a quesiton about nessus
[12:19] <d0nny> yes I know a little about nessus
[12:19] <jrib> !gpgerr > blip-
[12:19] <blip-> ah yes that's the one, thanks jrib
[12:19] <jrib> !ask | NerbBBork
[12:19] <kenyon> blip-: if you knew how to use the bot, then why didn't you search it?
[12:20] <chi_> hi guys, i used to use the madwifi on my wlan-device, but somehow propertery driver activated (?WTF?) and now i cant find the divice in ifconfig/iwconfig anymore??? lspci lists the card... how should i proceed?
[12:20] <blip-> kenyon: hmm I don't know it that well, didn't know of a search feature
[12:21] <WishingMasterMin> well simple query for masters--i have downloaded the open office package and i want to install it,what is the command for installation?
[12:21] <kenyon> blip-: well that's what I was suggesting
[12:21] <jrib> WishingMasterMin: delete what you have downloaded and use synaptic instead
[12:21] <jrib> !software > WishingMasterMin
[12:21] <NerbBBork> Could someone answer a question about NEssus?  How od I get it to scan a remote server ?
[12:21] <blip-> ok I learned it now, thanks kenyon
[12:22] <d0nny>  !software > WishingMasterMin
[12:22] <WishingMasterMin> jrib, thanks for your suggestion,however i want to install it through the downloaded package
[12:22] <d0nny>  !software > d0nny
[12:22] <jrib> WishingMasterMin: why?  That's not recommended
[12:22] <WishingMasterMin> jrib, please just give me the command
[12:23] <edoreld> I know this is the #ubuntu channel....but I'm kind of desperate and was wondering if anyone knows the name of that series where missiles fall all over America and only one town is left...
[12:23] <jrib> WishingMasterMin: read ubottu's information, it tells you how.  Hopefully it will also convince you that using the repositories is better
[12:23] <jrib> !ot | edoreld
[12:23] <edoreld> ah
[12:23] <edoreld> didn't know that ^_^
[12:24] <swoke> Hey ! :)
[12:26] <swoke> Is there a way to enable "Software" for USB key ? I got a USB key, with autorun.sh at the root, I need to autorun this script, but on preferences, I got "no software found", any idea ? (buntu 9.04)
[12:27] <jrib> swoke: you could probably do something with udev (google writing udev rules), but that's all I will say as I'm just giving you something to look into.  I'm not claiming this is a good way to do it
[12:27] <swoke> jrib: okay
[12:28] <darlek> !software | darlek
[12:28] <nmvictor> how do i write the copyright character in open office?
[12:28] <jrib> !ooo | nmvictor, try the ooo channel if no one here knows:
[12:29] <swoke> jrib: thanks again !
[12:30] <nmvictor> whats the channel name for open office ?
[12:30] <jrib> nmvictor: read ubottu's message at the end...
[12:31] <coz_> nmvictor,  I believe it is  #openoffice.org
[12:31] <nmvictor> jrib and coz_, thanks
[12:31] <mmm4m5m> question please: I am using ubuntu 7.10. Going to upgrade to 8.04. First Installed all update from gutsy. Now I notice there are update in gutsy/backports. Do I have to install before upgrade to 8.04?
[12:32] <jrib> mmm4m5m: update-manager will do all that for you
[12:32] <jony123> can someone help me i've got a shell script that connects and gets the file it works and its all fine and dandy but i want to expand it.  What i want it to do it when it runs it gets the file but renames it to the current date
[12:32] <jony123>  the file would be called picaxe.bas on the ftp server and on the local computer i would want it to be for example 29-05-09.bas
[12:32] <jrib> jony123: #bash
[12:32] <mmm4m5m> jrib: but it depends what I have in sources.list (which is modified)
[12:32] <jrib> mmm4m5m: if you already have backports enabled, then install the updates
[12:32] <nmvictor> ooh NOOO!!,im the only one over their.doesnt anyone have a key combination or whatever in ming,something that will result to the copyright character?
[12:33] <jinsong> hello
[12:33] <jrib> nmvictor: I can tell you *a* way: use gnome character map
[12:33] <dhalsimm> hi, I'm not able to run flv files in smplayer but totem plays fine, so what is wrong (changing audio from pulse to alsa doesn't work)
[12:35] <nmvictor> jrib: i tried character map and no help,im really short of ideas
[12:35] <jrib> nmvictor: it's there
[12:35] <milostrife> how to do reinstall the linux boot loader?
[12:35] <DaZ> !grub | milostrife
[12:35] <mmm4m5m> jrib: backports means... not tested (there is comment in sources.list). I think is better if I do not install these updates
[12:35] <jrib> nmvictor: under common
[12:36] <nmvictor>  jrib: there where?any exact point
[12:36] <milostrife> thanks
[12:36] <jrib> mmm4m5m: like I said, if you have them enabled install the updates.  If you do not have them enabled do not enable them
[12:36] <jrib> nmvictor: under "common"
[12:36] <Erler> You think that's a tough problem?  I need to find a way to read in a value from javascript variable into an Erlang variable within the Nitrogen framework.
[12:36] <jrib> nmvictor: ctrl-shift-u 00A9 ©
[12:37] <nmvictor>  jrib: i appreciate your help but im not seeing it under common
[12:37] <kenyon> mmm4m5m: that's not backports, you're thinking of proposed updates
[12:37] <jrib> nmvictor: scroll... or just use the key combination I've just given you
[12:37] <kenyon> mmm4m5m: backports come from the next version of ubuntu, which you are trying to update to anyway
[12:38] <nmvictor> jrib,what with the key combination?i type them in text to copy box or what?
[12:38] <kynes> #appengine
[12:38] <jrib> nmvictor: press:  ctrl-shift-u 00A9
[12:39] <Idhan> hi, I want to buy a tv-card, any recomandation suggestion to get it work on linux and windows?
[12:39] <mmm4m5m> kenyon: I am not looking at user interface but sources.list. First update (for example) is: compiz, available from 'gutsy', 'gutsy-updates' and 'gutsy-backports'. Currently installed from 'gutsy-updates'. Offer is to install new version from 'gutsy-backports'. What to do :)
[12:40] <nmvictor> its possible to press all those characters,including 00A9?
[12:40] <kenyon> mmm4m5m: just update, you'll be going to a newer version by updating to hardy anyway
[12:40] <mmm4m5m> kenyon: ok
[12:40] <jrib> nmvictor: hit ctrl-shift-u, release, hit 0, release, hit 0, release, hit a, release, hit 9, release, space
[12:40] <kenyon> mmm4m5m: and then an even newer version might be in intrepid, and so on
[12:41] <mmm4m5m> kenyon, jrib: I am not really sure how much packages I have from backports (do not remember when I enable/add that repository...)
[12:41] <darlek> ©
[12:41] <jrib> mmm4m5m: it doesn't matter
[12:41] <darlek> works
[12:41] <kenyon> mmm4m5m: it doesn't matter
[12:41] <jrib> mmm4m5m: just upgrade
[12:41] <mmm4m5m> ok :)
[12:41] <nmvictor> jrib, that produces x13;
[12:42] <darlek> © try it now nmvictor, ©
[12:42] <jrib> nmvictor: try again (pressing the correct keys this time)
[12:42]  * mmm4m5m like upgrade form win98 to winxp... just feeling afraid... lets see
[12:42] <billybigrigger> who here is good with raid?
[12:42] <darlek> the key is hitting the space bar, as that releases the special character to the text box here, or your document there
[12:42] <jrib> nmvictor: you need to be in some gtk window iirc
[12:43] <billybigrigger> i seemed to have lost my md0 device...but sda and sdb are both recognized as Linux raid autodetect in fdisk...how do i go about re-creating md0?
[12:43] <kenyon> mmm4m5m: you are probably wise to be a bit cautious though... if it does what you want, why change, right? :)
[12:43] <nmvictor>  jrib: im on pidgin,if thats what you are asking
[12:44] <jrib> nmvictor: should work in pidgin
[12:45] <Symmetry> Is there any one available to help me fix a display problem on my laptop?
[12:45] <mmm4m5m> kenyon: I unstalled updates everyday... since 6 months back. Then I stop - it is working. Yesterday I found out that less or more I have to stay with current versions - for example, gutsy repos. not available anymore. like that
[12:45] <jrib> !ask | Symmetry
[12:45] <nmvictor> ©
[12:45] <kenyon> mmm4m5m: yep
[12:45] <darlek> yay ©
[12:45] <nmvictor> jrib,thanks very much
[12:46] <darlek> cool trick
[12:46] <nmvictor> darlek: thanks for encouragements too
[12:46] <darlek> I"m a bit loopy at this point, up for 12 hours....np!
[12:47] <jony123> Quu if you where wondering it was get remotefilename localfilename
[12:47] <Symmetry> OK. My Dell Latitude c600 has a display problem. THe screen looks as tho something copied the ends of the screen and put them in the middle kinda...
[12:47] <Erler> I hear the energy drink Vigor is pretty good darlek
[12:47] <Erler> Supposadly it has 300mg of cof. much more than other energy drinks.
[12:47] <colblood> can ubuntu play a bluray that isnt protected? i mean, not just playing the m2ts, but the whole bluray structure, with menus and all
[12:48] <thomson> hola
[12:48] <darlek> !blueray
[12:48] <darlek> ar ubo arrr
[12:50] <Futurity> hi, i've just installed a better graphics card into my first ubuntu machines, but how do I change the resolution
[12:50] <jrib> Futurity: system -> preferences -> screen resolution
[12:50] <Futurity> it only gives the old resolution options for 800x600 and lower
[12:51] <jrib> !fixres > Futurity
[12:51] <jrib> Futurity: make sure you are using the right driver
[12:52] <nmvictor> is their a virtual dj or some dj mixing software for ubunbtulinux
[12:52] <Get_Sum> Do ppl just use the standard appearance of Ubuntu, or are there some really cool themes out there that all the coolies use?
[12:52] <jrib> !themes > Get_Sum
[12:54] <Futurity> hmm, still only have the 800x600 resolution option
[12:55] <zaggynl> How do I disable sound on ubuntu 9.04 livecd boot? I plugged in a headset this time, but this laptop does not have mechanical volume control, as most new laptops do not have.
[12:55] <Futurity> start->System Settings->Display
[12:55] <Futurity> did the recomended restart but still the same resolutions
[12:56] <jrib> Futurity: the page recommends more than just restarting... and it also has more than one suggestion
[12:56] <prag> hello
[12:56] <prag> hello
[12:56] <prag> hello
[12:56] <prag> hello
[12:56] <FloodBot2> prag: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:56] <jrib> !hi | prag
[12:57] <Futurity> thanks
[12:57] <prag> oh sorry i thought i was disconnected so i had to check
[12:57] <darlek> !fixres > darlek
[12:58] <csaba> I've set up vnc on my home computer, opened the ports etc. and it works, I'm able to move the mouse, however the remote screen is black. What is the problem?
[12:58] <prag> how do i boot into ubuntu using virtual machine server
[12:58] <aprilhare> "Cannot unmount the volume 'WCS2004'." "umount: only ivman can unmount /dev/scd0 from /media/cdrom0" what's going on here?.. its followed by "unable to eject WCS2004 DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Did not receive a reply"
[12:58] <aprilhare> trying to eject a cd :)
[12:59] <coz_> aprilhare,   in terminal try   eject -t
[12:59] <mmm4m5m> kenyon: sorry, but one last question: is there terminal version of "upGrade" command? So I can see everything. For example it say just summary like "X will be removed/installed/updated". And the worst it is GUI, not very convinient.
[12:59] <aprilhare> coz_: do you mean eject -t /media/cdrom0 ?
[13:00] <coz_> aprilhare,  nope just type    eject -t    see what happens
[13:00] <aprilhare> coz_: nothing happened
[13:00] <coz_> aprilhare,  mm  hold on
[13:01] <aprilhare> my desktop has disappeared!
[13:01] <aprilhare> that is, background image, nothing else
[13:01] <coz_> aprilhare,   ah oh
[13:01] <coz_> aprilhare,  ah which video card?
[13:01] <aprilhare> nvidia 9500GT
[13:02] <coz_> aprilhare, ok  and the driver is working well?
[13:02] <aprilhare> yes
[13:02] <aprilhare> driver working well
[13:02] <nmvictor> aprilhare: destop dissapeared?probably nautilus.the file browser has shutdown unexpectadly
[13:02] <aprilhare> nmvictor: there are nautilus windows open
[13:02] <aprilhare> just no icons on desktop
[13:03] <prag> how do i access ubuntu from xp
[13:03] <nmvictor>  aprilhare: ok,something else i suppose
[13:03] <coz_> aprilhare,  yeah nautilus crashed
[13:03] <coz_> aprilhare,   I would reboot the system
[13:03] <aprilhare> will probably have to now :)
[13:03] <DaZ> prag: totalcommander or ext2fs
[13:03] <prag> thanks daz
[13:04] <DaZ> prag: if it's not ext or reiser then you can't
[13:04] <DaZ> prag: and if it's ext4 then you can't either :f
[13:05] <kenyon> mmm4m5m: yes, aptitude is the command
[13:07] <shashwatpns> is there any alternative to aptoncd
[13:07] <shashwatpns> ?????????????????????????????????????
[13:09] <shashwatpns> is there any alternative to aptoncd ?????????????????????????????????????
[13:09] <Pici> shashwatpns: Please stop with the question marks, its not needed.
[13:09] <CandleJack> quick you guys, he used a bunch of ?'s, you gotta answer him now!
[13:10] <danielrmt> !patience | shashwatpns
[13:10] <Pici> !offline > shashwatpns
[13:10] <DaZ> !leave | shashwatpns
[13:10] <DaZ> :<
[13:10] <Pici> DaZ: Thats not helpful either...
[13:12] <oDuda> hello all !
[13:13] <oDuda> i will install ubuntu 9.04, and have some doubts... anybody please ?
[13:13] <Pici> !ask
[13:13] <thiebaude> oDuda: what doubts?
[13:13] <Cr4zY|0n3> hi all, i am looking to get my inbuilt wireless network adapter to work on ubuntu, i have ubuntu installed onto a Toshiba L300-12L laptop.  any help would be greatly appreciated
[13:14] <nmvictor> oDuda:what sort of doubts?
[13:14] <csaba> when I connect to my computer with vnc I am connected (the mouse moves) but the screen is black. Apparently this is a problem with gdm. Any idea how to fix it? I have 9.04
[13:15] <pepe_> uka==
[13:15] <kasuko> does anyone know where I can find info on how to hook into the indicator-applet?
[13:16] <oDuda> thiebaude, nmvictor: thank you ! i have windows xp installed at first hd (with grub) and ubuntu 8.xx installed at second hd... if i install ubuntu 9.04 on second hd over 8.xx, do i will need to change something at 1st hd (grub) - may i lost windows boot ? thanks...
[13:17] <Jack_Sparrow> oDuda You wont lose the windows boot, easy to fix should that happen anyhow.
[13:17] <Pici> kasuko: It uses libnotify. libnotify-bin has a notify-send executable in it for sending events 'manually' to the notification-daemon.
[13:17] <thiebaude> oDuda: i was never good at 2 hd's only dual booting on one
[13:17] <hellues> hey
[13:17] <hellues> how can i fix that error
[13:17] <hellues> Window manager warning: Attempt to perform window operation 20 on window none when operation 20 on none already in effect
[13:18] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > hellues
[13:18] <oDuda> ty thiebaude...
[13:18] <hellues> okey
[13:18] <coz_> oDuda,  dual booting from separate hard drives is nice choice I do it here as well
[13:18] <hellues> sorry but how can i solve that error
[13:18] <thiebaude> yw,oDuda
[13:18] <Jack_Sparrow> !details > hellues
[13:19] <Cr4zY|0n3> any idea how i can get my wireless adapter to work on ubuntu?  trying to get my wireless adapter to work on my toshiba l300d-12l laptop.
[13:19] <prag> can i access ubuntu thru virtual machine server from xp i already go tubuntu and xp dual booting
[13:19] <oDuda> ty Jack_Sparrow
[13:19] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[13:20] <oDuda> ty coz_ !!!...
[13:20] <hellues> i am running compiz compiz doesnt work i make my desktop view as metacity but i start to take that error
[13:20] <coz_> oDuda,  yep  wise choice there :)
[13:20] <thiebaude> coz_: how does the 2 hd work, do you get a choice at boot-up
[13:21] <Jack_Sparrow> thiebaude yes, grub menu is the same either way
[13:21] <oDuda> Jack_Sparrow : ubuntu installation will to change something on grub at 1st hd ?
[13:21] <Jack_Sparrow> yes
[13:21] <coz_> thiebaude,  no difference in grub at all
[13:21] <thiebaude> Jack_Sparrow: cool, so put one os on 1 then 2nd os on the 2nd drive
[13:22] <Symmetry> Nevermind! I fixed it!
[13:22] <Symmetry> Thanks anyways!
[13:22] <Jack_Sparrow> thiebaude I put both os on the first drive, all my data partitions on the second and I have a seperate /home for upgrades
[13:22] <Jack_Sparrow> !home
[13:22] <thiebaude> Jack_Sparrow: thanks for the info
[13:22] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[13:22] <Cr4zY|0n3> what command can i use to see my wireless adapter?
[13:23] <Jack_Sparrow> Cr4zY|0n3 lsusb or lspci
[13:23] <Jack_Sparrow> lshw
[13:23] <oDuda> Jack_Sparrow:  just updating your /home will get you an ubuntu like a fresh install ?
[13:23] <Jack_Sparrow> oDuda You dont update your home, you update / root and your home is untouched
[13:24] <Dreamglider> turned my laptop on about two hours ago, and after ½ an hour the fans started at full blast had have been going ever since running 8.10 on a inspiron 9400 with newly(about 1 month) cleaned heatsinks/fan and paste
[13:24] <oDuda> Jack_Sparrow yes sorry the mistake :-)
[13:24] <Jack_Sparrow> :)
[13:24] <thiebaude> oDuda: because home is seperate
[13:24] <oDuda> thiebaud yes !
[13:25] <thiebaude> cool
[13:25] <sll> hello everybody! I'm interested to obtain a bluetoooth hedset, recomendations and suggestions are welcome thanks!
[13:25] <Dreamglider> sensors show 39deg and 44deg C
[13:25] <oDuda> thiebaud, JackSparrow : separating partitions just yet advanced to me... (newbie)... hehe
[13:26] <person2> In the past, I've been unable to remove an application in synaptic because removing the metapackage wouldn't remove its dependencies. I've gathered that aptitude doesn't suffer from such a problem, but aptitude's not as easy. What should a newbie use?
[13:27] <oDuda> Jack_Sparrow : installation will ask me for changes in grub at 1st hd ?
[13:28] <oDuda> what your impressons about 9.04 version ?
[13:28] <mmm4m5m> kenyon: sweet and pretty terminal output: do-release-upgrade. Wondering where to stop, at 8.04, 8.10 or 9.04...
[13:28] <coz_> oDuda,  if you are reinstalling over top of the previous ubuntu disk  no need to do anything but reinstall     grub will be installed automatically and should pick up on the windows  disk as well
[13:29] <coz_> oDuda,  i9.04 is fine
[13:29] <coz_> oDuda,  sorry  9.04 is fine :)
[13:29] <oDuda> coz_ nothing to worry about this ?
[13:29] <coz_> oDuda,  about the reinstall?  no
[13:29] <oDuda>  coz_ yes !!!! thank you !
[13:29] <thiebaude> oDuda: and its faster with ext4
[13:30] <coz_> oDuda,  i assume you are going to use the 9.04 install disk correct?
[13:30] <Jack_Sparrow> oDuda YEs, you would use manual partitiong to set one of your ext3 or other linux partitions to mount as /home
[13:30] <Keparat> i need shell
[13:30] <coz_> Jack_Sparrow,   as a default install?
[13:30] <alexidoia> hi upgrading to the latest version brought me this error at boot time: ALERT! /dev/disk/by-uuid/blablabla does not exists it opened the safety limited shell, any help would be appreciated
[13:30] <Jack_Sparrow> oDuda ext4 may be faster, but since this is the first release of ext4 in ubutnu, I stuck with old reliable ext3
[13:30] <oDuda> coz_ just downloading... ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso
[13:31] <Idhan> any advice for a tv-card?
[13:31] <tudonn> iv been using ext4 for months already
[13:31] <coz_> oDuda,   are you backing up any information from the previous ubuntu?
[13:31] <Jack_Sparrow> coz_ expand on your question, I dont understand it
[13:31] <ranf> !tv | Idhan
[13:31] <oDuda> Jack_Sparrow - yes i avoid newers things not too deep tested :-)
[13:32] <coz_> Jack_Sparrow,  i was just curious about your last statement!  oDuda YEs, you would use manual partitiong to set one of your ext3 or other linux partitions to mount as /home
[13:32] <tudonn> do midi keyboards work out of the box on ubuntu? or wich ones do
[13:32] <oDuda> coz_ not from ubuntu - but i cant lost windows data...
[13:32] <scantlin> hello all
[13:32] <Jack_Sparrow> coz_ Ok, yes, you can do that as part of a regular full install
[13:32] <shadeslayer> hi strange problem,firefox works but not apt or synaptic...any ideas??
[13:32] <coz_> oDuda,   if you want to save any data from the ubuntu install you have  back it up now  otherwise  it should go well
[13:32] <eurythmia> hey, I'm running jaunty, and I have an ati radeon hd 3450, running with the fglrx module, in my xorg.conf I have : Option "EnableRandR12" "false" # and I still can't get extended desktop, when I run "aticonfig --dtop=horizontal --overlay-on=1" it writes out the config, but I still only get mirrored displays. Could somebody please help me get my extended, or big, desktop?
[13:33] <coz_> Jack_Sparrow, ok I think he is interested in just a default install over top of previous ubuntu   I believe ")
[13:33] <eurythmia> (Additional info: using xinerama breaks everything)
[13:33] <Jack_Sparrow> coz_ Understood, but it makes sense to setup sep home while he is at it
[13:33] <FREESHELLS> I am offering FREE UNIX SHELLS for psyBNC or Eggdrop, anyone interested, contact me
[13:33] <coz_> eurythmia,   if no one can help here   try #compiz
[13:33] <oDuda> coz_ yes but from ubuntu i dont have any important data... i just used it to tests and to apreciate the system...
[13:33] <Jack_Sparrow> eurythmia xinerama and compiz are not friends
[13:33] <coz_> oDuda,  ok then no worries :)
[13:34] <oDuda> coz_ thanks
[13:34] <eurythmia> Jack_Sparrow, then how do I disable compiz, if that, indeed, is the problem?
[13:34] <eurythmia> ... or, how do I find out if I'm even running compiz, because I don't think that I am.
[13:34] <shadeslayer> are the repos down or something?
[13:34] <Jack_Sparrow> eurythmia right click desktop , change wallpaper, last tab on wallpaper is visual effects
[13:35] <oDuda> Guys i wanna thank you all ! too much ! this is the best channel i visited ! :-)
[13:35] <Jack_Sparrow> shadeslayer Which release of ubuntu
[13:35] <shadeslayer> Jack_Sparrow: 9.04
[13:35] <Jack_Sparrow> oDuda np, welcome to Ubuntu
[13:35] <eurythmia> Jack_Sparrow, ah ... I'm running kubuntu, but I have disabled visual effects.
[13:35] <etfb> Trying to write a bash script that will handle args like "foo -xf filename -yz foo bar baz" by treating -x, -y and -z as flags, -f as an option with an argument (filename), and foo, bar and baz as three remaining arguments.  How do I do that?  Any tutorials out there?
[13:35] <azeotrope> how do I add new programs I want to auto load when ubuntu boots (e.g. vidalia)
[13:35] <Jack_Sparrow> etfb Please /join #bash
[13:35] <shadeslayer> Jack_Sparrow: i cant run apt via terminal or synaptic
[13:36] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptfix
[13:36] <Jack_Sparrow> !startup
[13:36] <etfb> Jack_Sparrow: It's a bit of a newbie question.  Will it be welcome?
[13:36] <Jack_Sparrow> Gosh I love our factoids
[13:36] <azeotrope> there is no sessions entry
[13:36] <eurythmia> Jack_Sparrow, agreed :)
[13:36] <shadeslayer> Jack_Sparrow: its not locked :|
[13:36] <azeotrope> nm i guess its "Startup Applications" now
[13:36] <azeotrope> somone should change that factoid, its out of date in 9.04
[13:36] <Jack_Sparrow> etfb That is why there is bash, just for those questions.
[13:37] <etfb> Jack_Sparrow: Cool; thanks.  I'm there now...
[13:37] <eurythmia> Jack_Sparrow, can you think of any other good references offhand? I've been scouring google, but I only found one possible solution in the ubuntu forums, and it didn't work for me :/
[13:37] <oDuda> Jack_Sparrow: im always curious about ubuntu and nvidia cards (video)... ubuntu has best performance if compared to windows drivers ?
[13:37] <Jack_Sparrow> eurythmia ati has a channel here somewhere
[13:37] <shadeslayer> Jack_Sparrow: any idea??
[13:37] <Jack_Sparrow> !irc
[13:37] <eurythmia> Jack_Sparrow, kk, I'm on it, thanks.
[13:37] <Jack_Sparrow> shadeslayer Did you see the aptfix link
[13:38] <eurythmia> oDuda, the nvidia drivers under *nix are pretty mature and good .... never buy an ati card though ;)
[13:38] <Jack_Sparrow> oDuda All nvidia here as well
[13:38] <shadeslayer> Jack_Sparrow: as i said its noy locked....it says connecting to the repo and then times out
[13:38] <shadeslayer> *not
[13:38] <alphaaquilae> how can i chat from terminal?
[13:38] <oDuda> yess !
[13:38] <shadeslayer> alphaaquilae: irssi ftw
[13:38] <shadeslayer> !irssi > alphaaquilae
[13:38] <Jack_Sparrow> shadeslayer Use the pastebin and post your /etc/apt/sources.list
[13:38] <oDuda> eurythmia but about comparing windows and linux drivers.. what is the best performance ?
[13:39] <eurythmia> I don't have numbers, but google might.
[13:39] <Jack_Sparrow> oDuda Avoid comparisons in here, it leads to chaos
[13:39] <oDuda> hahahaha
[13:39] <eurythmia> oDuda, I suspect that they are comparable though.
[13:39] <shadeslayer> Jack_Sparrow: http://paste.ubuntu.com/183631/
[13:39] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[13:40] <shadeslayer> Jack_Sparrow: got disconnected for a sec there
[13:41] <Jack_Sparrow> shadeslayer # rem out those ppa's   then sudo apt-get update and try again
[13:41] <oDuda> but you all are right ! even *nix has the same perfornance on a 8086 (remember?)... i will stay with it !...
[13:41] <oDuda> the free to use is the best of the world...
[13:43] <shadeslayer> Jack_Sparrow: nope
[13:43] <tomaz> people,
[13:43] <tomaz> I'm trying to use subversion packaged for ubuntu
[13:43] <tomaz> and I'm geting
[13:43] <milostrife> anyone help me with making my flash stick bootable without loseing the files i have stored on it it's a scandisk cruzer 16gib stick
[13:43] <tomaz> svn: warning: Error handling externals definition for 'kdgantt':
[13:43] <tomaz> svn: warning: Unrecognized URL scheme for 'https://svn.kde.org/home/kde/trunk/KDE/kdepim/kdgantt'
[13:43] <Jack_Sparrow> shadeslayer did it update and can you pastebin the rem'd list
[13:44] <shadeslayer> Jack_Sparrow: no it did not update
[13:44] <tomaz> looks like subversion is build without ssl support
[13:44] <oDuda> <--- be right back
[13:44] <peppo> anyone running jaunty and having problems compiz+screenlet widget layer where widget layer disappears on every single screenlet move operation?
[13:44] <Jack_Sparrow> milostrife Backup before working at that level on any storage device
[13:44] <shadeslayer> Jack_Sparrow: http://paste.ubuntu.com/183634/
[13:45] <Jack_Sparrow> peppo /join #compiz
[13:45] <oDuda> anybody knows about kubuntu / ubuntu and LTSP ?
[13:45] <Jack_Sparrow> shadeslayer 57 58 and 59 are ppas too
[13:46] <badcat> greetings all, i'm trying to set up my permission in udev and it shows up completely blank. i used this command: sudo gedit /etc/udev/rules.d/40-permissions.rules  anyone?
[13:46] <milostrife> Jack_Sparrow then what do i do?
[13:46] <Jack_Sparrow> !usb > milostrife
[13:47] <oDuda> i use debian with LTSP (10 stations) and i wanna to use (k)ubuntu with ... somebody knows anything about ?
[13:47] <shadeslayer> Jack_Sparrow: done..no go
[13:47] <Jack_Sparrow> badcat fyi  gksudo gedit if you please.. much safer
[13:47] <milostrife> Jack_Sparrow: thanks :)
[13:47] <Jack_Sparrow> shadeslayer No idea, you may have something else going on or may hafve installed something else causing an issue
[13:47] <Jack_Sparrow> milostrife np
[13:48] <shadeslayer> Jack_Sparrow: ok...ill see what can be done
[13:48] <shadeslayer> bye
[13:49] <badcat> Jack_Sparrow thanks
[13:49] <Jack_Sparrow> badcat you are welcome
[13:49] <abhiSri> i said something wrong??
[13:49] <abhiSri> how to stop plasma thing in KDE , Ubuntu 8.10
[13:49] <abhiSri> i am using this first time
[13:50] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter
[13:50] <coz_> oDuda,   also just make sure you choose the correct hard drive when installing this :)
[13:50] <abhiSri> some one please help me out
[13:51] <coz_> abhiSri,   I bet they can tell you in   #kde
[13:51] <LaMs> Good Morning
[13:52] <Jack_Sparrow> abhiSri What plasma thing are you refering to, fyi there is a #kubuntu channel
[13:52] <coz_> oDuda,  in the process of installing when it gets to partition  manager you want to choose   "guided partition  use entire disk and chooe the correct disk
[13:52] <Zinkeh> era
[13:52] <coz_> ok I need to break for breakfast   be back later
[13:53] <Jack_Sparrow> oDuda FYI when running livecd you can install xchat for that session and come here during your install providing internet is detected etc
[13:55] <cadman21> I have ubuntu 8.10 on my hp pavilion laptop and I'm trying to have dual monitors. can anyone help me?
[13:55] <epiclulz> i need some help
[13:55] <epiclulz> c++ related
[13:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask
[13:55] <jake_> cadman21, what graphics chipset does it use?
[13:55] <Jack_Sparrow> epiclulz Please find a C++ channel
[13:55] <jake_> #C++
[13:56] <epiclulz> ok ty
[13:56] <badcat> Jack_Sparrow: is my permissions file supposed to contain anything? because it opens as a blank page.
[13:56] <Jack_Sparrow> badcat Which file, a wrong path will bring up a blank page
[13:56] <conv> Why wouldn't my desktop load for my original account? Just the mouse shows. A guest account loads.
[13:56]  * Penfold scratches head. Ok. Anyone any suggestions for why what used to be a perfectly well behaved NFS mount of my NAS on a Debian sarge box should start hanging when I try and access it from my new Jaunty box?
[13:56]  * conv is a ubu noob
[13:57] <gordonjcp> conv: some seriously broken config for your login?
[13:57] <mattsqz> dual monitors on an hp laptop eh
[13:57] <Jack_Sparrow> conv did you try to install new video drivers etc?
[13:57] <conv> I did not
[13:57] <mattsqz> nvidia ?
[13:57] <gordonjcp> conv: if you make a new user, does that work?
[13:57] <jake_> with nvidia it's easy.
[13:57] <epiclulz> my ubuntu is chucking errors
[13:57] <mattsqz> if so run nvidia-settings and its cake
[13:57] <jake_> conv,  adduser yourusername
[13:58] <conv> gordonjcp: I haven't tried. The guest account is a limited account
[13:58] <gordonjcp> okay
[13:58] <Jack_Sparrow> !details > epiclulz
[13:58] <jake_> press control alt + 1-5 for a new session.
[13:58] <Litty> I've had huge problems w/ my ATI HD 4850 drivers on Ubuntu and I'm thinking about buying a graphics card that has the same 3D "power", but it should have considerably less problems and be easy to install. any particular graphic card I should use?
[13:58] <badcat> Jack_Sparrow: /etc/udev/rules.d/40-permissions.rules  is what i'm trying to work on
[13:58] <gordonjcp> conv: if you can make a new user, possibly from the text console, then you could see if that user works
[13:58] <jake_> conv, press control alt + 1-5 for a new session. then login as root.
[13:58] <Jack_Sparrow> badcat sorry, not my thing, someone will know
[13:58] <oshua86> lets say i have a file like this http://paste.ubuntu.com/183637/ and I want to  extract only the full email address only using cut, does any one know how to do  it?
[13:58] <mattsqz> litty, shouldnt have problems with modern ati drivers.
[13:58] <conv> alrlight, I'll go check it out. I'll likely be back here in a few hours. Thanks :o)
[13:58] <scales11> anyone know why the following cannot be compiled with gcc 4.3? and if so how can i get it to?
[13:58] <scales11> http://pastebin.ca/1439471
[13:58] <Litty> mattsqz: well, I have.
[13:59] <epiclulz> I have a problem with fuck you,, i'm running ubuntu version fuck you.When i try to do fuck you, i get the following output: fuck you, but i expected it to do fuck you
[13:59] <Jack_Sparrow> oshua86 Easy as /join #bash
[13:59] <mattsqz> lmao
[13:59] <conv> also, where do my config files exist?
[13:59] <conv> for user
[13:59] <eurythmia> Jack_Sparrow, could you add the "smart questions" factoid to ubotu, referencing this link: http://catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html ?
[13:59] <mattsqz> litty: id imagine a geforce 9600 or so would be equivalent
[14:00] <jake_> conv, what was the last thing you did?
[14:00] <badcat> Jack_Sparrow, cool thanks
[14:00] <conv> Installed mplayer
[14:00] <samantha-c> is there an easy way to throttle the bandwidth consumed by a process if the program doesn't have its own throttling mechanism?
[14:00] <cadman21> Jake: I have a Nivida?
[14:00] <Litty> mattsqz: I'm curious, what do you mean by 'modern' ATI drivers? I use the one that come with Ubuntu (restricted something)... but when I restart, my screen freezes
[14:00] <Jack_Sparrow> eurythmia I will read through it later
[14:00] <jake_> cadman21, you have nvidia graphics?
[14:00] <eurythmia> Jack_Sparrow, thanks for considering it :)
[14:00] <eurythmia> brb
[14:00] <Jack_Sparrow> eurythmia thanks for the suggestion
[14:01] <mattsqz> litty, which ubuntu release, and which driver release?
[14:01] <conv> I really dunno what I could have done that would have fucked it. I was using my laptop as a music setup in my car.. It died from lack of battery. I boot it up 30 mins later and it does exactly what I said :P
[14:01] <badcat> hey all, is anyone here familiar with setting permissions for a firewire device?
[14:01] <conv> I had changed the password for my main account
[14:01] <Jack_Sparrow> conv Dont swear in channel. thanks
[14:01] <conv> I dont know if that could have caused that
[14:01] <conv> eep, sorry
[14:01] <jake_> cadman21, System -> Administration  -> Nvidia X Server settings > Xserver display configuration > Detect Displays
[14:01] <sinaisix> hi all
[14:01] <cadman21> jake_: yes
[14:01] <sinaisix> noob here
[14:01] <sinaisix> really like ubuntu
[14:02] <conv> bbl :*
[14:02] <scales11> any help? why cant i get this to compile with gcc 4.3? http://pastebin.ca/1439471
[14:02] <jake_> !line
[14:02] <Litty> mattsqz: jaunty, and the driver release, I don't know. I just use System => Administration => Hardware drivers and there it pops up
[14:02] <jake_> cadman21, if you don't have the nvidia drivers installation -> System Administration -> Hardware drivers -> enable nvidia one
[14:02] <raghu125coorg> scales11 what error it gives?
[14:02] <mattsqz> really..what kinda problems are you having
[14:03] <scales11> i will pastebin it
[14:03] <scales11> one sec
[14:04] <Litty> mattsqz: first, Xorg became a memory hog. every time I maximized a window, it allocated memory and didn't release it (prolly a memory leak). then I tried to reinstall the driver, and now it freezes everytime I start xorg
[14:04] <winterelf> hi all, just need to know how can i make my volume better than what it is, cause in windows it's strong but in ubuntu it is very low
[14:05] <mattsqz> are you using compiz?
[14:05] <Decepticon> why cant i ssh into ubuntu even after i changed the password, im trying to copy paste some text between my OS and ubuntu inside vmware, and the only way i can think of doing it is via ssh access (because internet is not working inside vmware)
[14:05] <winterelf> me?
[14:05] <jake_> winterelf, click on the volume control in the top right corner
[14:05] <john> hey people! i changed warzone 2100's resolution to a wrong resolution and now it wont run :( can anyone help?
[14:05] <jake_> winterelf, right click, open volume control
[14:05] <Litty> mattsqz: yes, but compiz does not start until after I logged in, which I cannot even do anymore
[14:05] <winterelf> jake_: ok
[14:05] <mattsqz> ok
[14:05] <scales11> raghu125coorg: ok when i try and compile http://pastebin.ca/1439471 using gcc 4.3, i get the following http://pastebin.ca/1439474
[14:05] <mattsqz> one sec
[14:06] <jake_> winterelf,  put all bars up, change the Device, if you need, worked for me.
[14:06] <freakynl> hi, trying to setup a plesk 9 server on ubuntu 8.04. Install the base + openssh, apt-get update/dist-upgrade and then try to install plesk 9.2.1. Plesk installer starts pulling in 120 ubuntu packages and whilst installing freezes (3 times in a row) with 100% cpu at 'ldconfig deferred processing now taking place'. This machine is running in esx 3.5u4 with vmi enabled. any ideas?
[14:06] <winterelf> jake_: ok i'll try
[14:06] <Decepticon> why cant i ssh into ubuntu even after i changed the password, im trying to copy paste some text between my OS and ubuntu inside vmware, and the only way i can think of doing it is via ssh access (because internet is not working inside vmware)
[14:06] <Decepticon> why cant i ssh into ubuntu even after i changed the password, im trying to copy paste some text between my OS and ubuntu inside vmware, and the only way i can think of doing it is via ssh access (because internet is not working inside vmware)
[14:06] <FloodBot2> Decepticon: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:06] <john> can anyone help? i can 't find where warzone directory is to try to open it in the terminal :o do i have to reinstall?
[14:06] <Jack_Sparrow> Decepticon Please stop that
[14:06] <alphaaquilae> i can't login with my freenode account with irssi, here is what i type : /connect -host alphaaquilae irc.freenode.net <password> alphaaquilae
[14:07] <freakynl> Decepticon: trying to logon as root? cuz that just ain't done in ubuntu
[14:07] <Jack_Sparrow> freakynl Did you add sources to your sources.list?
[14:07] <winterelf> jake_: it's the same
[14:07] <Decepticon> im trying to logon as ubuntu
[14:08] <freakynl> Jack_Sparrow: nope, plesk adds some of it's own though
[14:08] <Decepticon> the user that is shown in the terminal ubuntu@ubuntu
[14:08] <freakynl> Decepticon: ssh runs fine with me... i just install, check openssh server, and can logon fine
[14:08] <Jack_Sparrow> freakynl Right, it matters not if you added them or ran a script that added them, that is the source of the problem
[14:08] <Decepticon> i went to the terminal and did passwd , and changed it to something i know, and tried logging into ubuntu as ubuntu and the password i just made with passwd
[14:08] <Decepticon> it says access denied to me
[14:08] <hippo> winterelf: try alsamixer in a terminal
[14:09] <Decepticon> of course theres a ssh server there.... whos responding to my login request then
[14:09] <freakynl> Jack_Sparrow: that's a pretty firm conclusion w/o any troubleshooting whatsoever
[14:09] <Decepticon> it just keeps telling me off access denied even though im using the right password to ssh
[14:09] <mattsqz> ok litty..might actually be an ati issue
[14:09] <Jack_Sparrow> freakynl I would look at the page that you got that program from for help
[14:09] <dyf> hello
[14:09] <dyf> how do i make pidgin display conversations as right-to-left text?
[14:09] <mattsqz> when you reinstalled the driver did you reinstall the same driver version or what
[14:10] <scales11> anyone know why i would get this error http://pastebin.ca/1439474
[14:10] <Jack_Sparrow> dfy try /join #pidgin
[14:10] <cadman21> Jake_: I found the x server display configurations.. but it won't do anything with the second monitor. it shows up but it won't let me apply anything.
[14:10] <dyf> Jack_Sparrow: already did
[14:10] <freakynl> Jack_Sparrow: machines freezing == kernel issues. not some apache/php package from some repository
[14:10] <Jack_Sparrow> scales11 Please explain what the problem is and not just post a link
[14:10] <dyf> thanks tho
[14:10] <ghostrid> kids, don't hack the newer 2.8.xx kernel, please?
[14:11] <Litty> mattsqz: I cannot even tell. I just went to System, Admin., Hardware drivers ... and enabled the restricted driver. I cannot see a version information there.
[14:11] <scales11> sorry, i am trying to compile a driver, when i run make, i get the following: http://pastebin.ca/1439474
[14:11] <mattsqz> try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ?
[14:11] <Decepticon> so what the hell is this, ssh doesnt work by default
[14:11] <winterelf> hippo: alsamixer show everything at the maximum
[14:11] <Jack_Sparrow> freakynl It still can easily be something you added from an unsupported repo, please see #apache pr php or server channel
[14:11] <Jack_Sparrow> Decepticon lost the rude language .. thanks
[14:11] <Jack_Sparrow> lose
[14:12] <freakynl> Jack_Sparrow: user programs screwing up resulting in kernels issues still equals kernel issues :)
[14:12] <scales11> i initially thought my problem was the gcc version, since i was able to compile it on ubuntu 7.04, which uses gcc 4.1, however i am not sure that is the problem
[14:12] <Decepticon> all i want is some text to be copy pasted and its becoming so frustrating
[14:12] <Jack_Sparrow> freakynl Not our problem if not from stable supported repos
[14:12] <dyf> Jack_Sparrow: are you a canonical employee?
[14:12] <Jack_Sparrow> dfy nope just a user
[14:12] <freakynl> Jack_Sparrow: the kernel, ldconfig and update tools are from supported repos
[14:12] <kentb> scales11, it might be...4.1 and 4.3 are worlds different
[14:12] <tuntun> Does anyone know what was the last ATI driver to support the radeon 9600?
[14:13] <freakynl> personally i think it has to do with vmi, i'll try disabling it for a bit
[14:13] <dyf> Jack_Sparrow: you are also a nice helper
[14:13] <dyf> :)
[14:13] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[14:13] <mattsqz> decepticon, tried virtualbox? it isnt slow as hell like vmware and it works well
[14:13] <Decepticon> mattsqz ok i will thanks
[14:13] <scales11> kentb: well i installed gcc 4.1 since it is still in the repos, and then i did
[14:13] <scales11> rm /usr/bin/gcc
[14:13] <scales11> ln -s /usr/bin/gcc-4.1 /usr/bin/gcc
[14:14] <Jack_Sparrow> freakynl Nothing is so perfect a user cant mess it up, please just ask your question and wait for an answer or try elsewhere
[14:14] <mattsqz> xp boots in virtualbox faster than it does installed to the hard drive on my athlonx2 system
[14:14] <Decepticon> mattsqz hmm interesting
[14:14] <jrib> scales11: so basically you ignored both pieces of advice given to you...
[14:14] <Guest66317> quick question, can anyone give me specific directions on getting into the recovery console?
[14:15] <mattsqz> likely because the "hard drive" in virtualbox is loaded into ram
[14:15] <jake_> cadman21, where it says Model, select your second monitor then configure
[14:15] <hippo> winterelf: You don't have a C-Media 4 chnl chipset ?
[14:15] <mattsqz> runs circles around vmware speedwise anyways
[14:15] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest66317 You should be able to hit esc after the mem test and get the grub menu
[14:15] <prag> has anyone got any experience with vmware server
[14:16] <scales11> jrib: sorry i have tried so many things i am forgetting what you mentioned yesterday
[14:16] <jake_> cadman21, should give you options, twin view etc, pick the one you want, then cntl alt and backspace
[14:16] <jrib> scales11: well I'm sure no one said to do what you did...  and two alternatives were given
[14:16] <Guest66317> i do that, but i get no option to actually go into a recovery mode, i just get brought to a menu that gives me options to clean extra space, and other things
[14:17] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest66317 there is no recovery on the livecd
[14:17] <scales11> ok i believe yesterday some one mentioned to run make with CC=4.1 or something?
[14:17] <winterelf> hippo: i have no idea what that means. i have dell xps with intel stac92xx sound
[14:17] <prag> how do u boot ubuntu in xp using vmware
[14:17] <Guest66317> i am talking about the grub menu, without the live cd
[14:17] <jrib> scales11: something like that
[14:18] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest66317 the second option in the grub menu should be recovery mode
[14:18] <scales11> i thought i tried that but i may have done it wrong
[14:18] <jrib> scales11: anyway, you need to give more context than what you have pastebinned for anyone to help you
[14:18] <Guest66317> it prompts you to hit esc to enter the menu correct?
[14:18] <Guest66317> cause that is where i am going
[14:19] <geirha> scales11: The part of the API the module uses has probably changed in recent kernels. Try to find a newer version of the module.
[14:19] <scales11> geirha: which module?
[14:19] <hippo> winterelf: I was just asking because those soundcards might cause problems. But you don't have one on those obviously.
[14:19] <geirha> scales11: Aren't you compiling a kernel module?
[14:19] <scales11> jtrib: what else could i give to help?
[14:20] <scales11> geirha: honestly i am still somewhat of a newb, i thought i was just compiling a driver
[14:20] <jrib> scales11: isn't this what you are trying to use: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/zydas_zd1211 ?
[14:21] <geirha> scales11: A driver in linux is a kernel module.
[14:21] <winterelf> hippo: ho.. :)
[14:21]  * mattsqz is amused
[14:21] <merlin2049er> hey, i can't seem to extract rar files
[14:21] <Jack_Sparrow> !rar
[14:21] <jrib> !rar > merlin2049er
[14:21] <kentb> scales11, yes, but geirha is right...the module may not work with that specific kernel...also, installing multiple versions of gcc isn't always as simple as making a softlink to a different version:  http://gcc.gnu.org/faq.html#multiple
[14:21] <merlin2049er> what do i need to add
[14:21] <hippo> apt-get install unrar
[14:22] <Jack_Sparrow> sudo
[14:22] <hippo> yep
[14:22] <scales11> i was trying to do this http://zd1211.wiki.sourceforge.net/VendorBasedDriver?token=d060b918ef94b7e3d7ba201e946d96ee
[14:22] <freakynl> merlin2049er: 7zip can also unrar
[14:22] <scales11> cause it supports master mode
[14:22] <fail-boot> hello guys I'm having a few secs stall after boot and right after X start, I wasn't having this issue before, running ubuntu 9.04 jaunty
[14:22] <freakynl> merlin2049er: + it's free, OSS and frequently compresses better :)
[14:22] <merlin2049er> i got 7zp but i hate using the command line
[14:22] <hippo> krusader can do it
[14:22] <merlin2049er> is there a gui for 7zip
[14:22] <jrib> merlin2049er: if you read what ubottu sent you, you won't have to
[14:22] <merlin2049er> ok i'm reading it now
[14:23] <fail-boot> hello guys I'm having a few secs stall after boot and right after X start, I wasn't having this issue before, running ubuntu 9.04 jaunty
[14:25] <merlin2049er> i've added 7zip , but how is it integrated into the main unarchiver
[14:25] <jrib> merlin2049er: if you read what ubottu sent you, you won't have to
[14:25] <fail-boot> any clue anybody?
[14:25] <boss_mc> !repeat | fail-boot
[14:25] <merlin2049er> i did read it
[14:25] <mattsqz> merlin, with magic linux-glue
[14:25] <merlin2049er> lol
[14:26] <mattsqz> nah its more or less automatic
[14:26] <jrib> merlin2049er: and what did it say for you to do?  Please copy and paste for me
[14:26] <merlin2049er> Archive Manager supports the 7zip compression format. Install the package p7zip from the Universe repository. After installation of the package, Archive manager will handle 7z archives seamlessly. In order to support password-protected 7z archives, you need to install the p7zip-full package from the Universe repository.
[14:26] <mattsqz> fscking usb device descriptor errors - i think my desktop ubuntu install might have finally bombed
[14:26] <jrib> merlin2049er: so good.  Now install that package
[14:26] <merlin2049er> i did install 7zip
[14:26] <ghjyu> hey, guys. got a question. what tool should i use to make an iconset? GIB does compile, but that's it, doesn't work. anyone could recommend anything better?
[14:26] <fail-boot> boss_mc, sorry
[14:27] <jrib> merlin2049er: unfortunately, what you pasted does not say to install 7zip
[14:27] <Fustire> what is a good easy to use webcast (streaming audio) programme for ubuntu?
[14:27] <Jack_Sparrow> !ohmy > mattsqz
[14:27] <coz_> Fustire,  not sure   do you mean like internet radio?
[14:27] <scales11> jrib: so would you mind telling me where i can start?
[14:27] <Fustire> yes
[14:27] <boss_mc> !info shoutcast | Fustire
[14:27] <jrib> scales11: you never answered my question
[14:27] <coz_> Fustire,  maybe streamtuner?  you cold google ubuntu streaming radio
[14:28] <boss_mc> ...
[14:28] <mattsqz> did i just get a bad language warning in a linux irc channel for saying 'fsck' ?
[14:28] <mattsqz> bahahahahaha
[14:28] <boss_mc> !info icecast | Fustire
[14:28] <scales11> sorry, let me check back
[14:28] <Jack_Sparrow> mattsqz My bad..
[14:28] <merlin2049er> i've got p7zipfull installed
[14:29] <merlin2049er> p7zip-full
[14:29] <mattsqz> thats ok jack i got my laugh in for the morning now ;)
[14:29] <boss_mc> !info icecast2 | Fustire
[14:29] <jrib> merlin2049er: so now read the part on the wiki page at the beginning titled "basic archives" to see how you can use archive manager
[14:30] <Guest42447> whenever i type a sudo command into the terminal, i get the following output: sudo: must be setuid root   does anyone know how to fix this?
[14:30] <dneary> Hi
[14:30] <scales11> jrib: i am trying to use this http://zd1211.wiki.sourceforge.net/VendorBasedDriver?token=3ca8fb92025b5a7c2f887550f25da99e because it supports master mode
[14:30] <dneary> I have a problem connecting to brainstorm with my recently created Ubuntu QA account
[14:30] <dneary> Is there anything special I have to do?
[14:30] <jrib> scales11: is that different than what is on the wiki?
[14:30] <dneary> The email I got after registering said the same ID worked for brainstorm, qa and ISO
[14:31] <merlin2049er> i get archive type not supported
[14:31] <dneary> Anyone know where the QA team hangs out?
[14:31] <merlin2049er> when  i open it with the archive manager
[14:31] <hippo> sudo apt-get install unrar
[14:31] <dneary> #ubuntu-qa is deserted
[14:31] <boss_mc> !irc | dneary
[14:32] <brianchidester> dneary: #ubuntu-quality
[14:32] <scales11> jrib: i believe so.
[14:32] <hippo> merlin : install all archivers you like, then install krusader (it's a file manager).
[14:32] <dneary> brianchidester: Thanks :)
[14:32] <jrib> scales11: k
[14:32] <dneary> Also boss_mc
[14:32] <hippo> merlin: then you can extract/open everything from there.
[14:33] <winterelf> hippo: i fixed it, in some wierd way
[14:33] <winterelf> hippo: but it is fixed :)
[14:33] <hippo> winterelf: what weird way if I may ask ?
[14:33] <comichao> hi
[14:33] <scales11> jrib: zd1211rw is built into the kernel, but it doesnt support master mode.  zd1211b does, thats what i am trying to get working.  i was able to compile it in ubuntu 7.04, but that is not longer supported so i couldnt get other things working
[14:34] <jrib> scales11: pastebin all your steps
[14:35] <winterelf> hippo: system->preference-> sound , than choose somemthing beside "autodetect" than sound will not work at all.. than open again the system->preference->sound and than choose autodetect for everything.. and than your ears will blow :)
[14:35] <comichao> I installed ubuntu 9.04 in a usb stick using the same ubuntu installer. I cant boot it probably due a non-supporting bios or misconfiguration in it. Do I need to install some bootsector manually in the usb stick?
[14:36] <ranf> !usb
[14:36] <hippo> winterelf: You had selected the wrong device before.
[14:36] <winterelf> hippo: it was all "autodetect" before..
[14:36] <hippo> winterelf: That's not weird :)
[14:36] <winterelf> hippo: heh
[14:37] <comichao> ranf, I dont want to create any live usb stick. i want to use it as a normal hard drive
[14:37] <Guest42447> is there a default root password?
[14:37] <ranf> comichao, ah I see
[14:37] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest42447 the password for the first default account
[14:37] <Jack_Sparrow> !root
[14:37] <hippo> you have to create a root account ... but most people don't on Ubuntu.
[14:38] <Jack_Sparrow> !noroot
[14:38] <hippo> sudo passwd root
[14:38] <Jack_Sparrow> hippo Not appreciated
[14:38] <Xcell> ya hippo  stop
[14:38] <hippo> Jack : pardon ?
[14:38] <tonyb486> Hi
[14:39] <tonyb486> How're you today, internet
[14:39] <Jack_Sparrow> !noroot > hippo
[14:39] <scales11> jrib: here are all the steps i have taken http://pastebin.ca/1439502
[14:40] <mattsqz> coffee and daft punk, now we're cookin with fire
[14:40] <merlin2049er> ok, i installed unrar-free
[14:40] <mattsqz> actually get something done for a change hehe
[14:40] <merlin2049er> that seemed to work
[14:40] <freakynl> sudo su - <- et voila, root shell
[14:40] <Boohbah> mattsqz: harder, better, faster, stronger!
[14:41] <Jack_Sparrow> freakynl We advise against that as well , use sudo -u or -i
[14:41] <Guest42447> ok well the problem with using sudo commands is that right now i cant
[14:41] <jrib> Jack_Sparrow: -u?
[14:41] <jrib> Guest42447: why not?
[14:41] <Guest42447> um, well i somehow changed a bunch of ownerships when trying to solve a different problem
[14:41] <jrib> Guest42447: elaborate on "somehow"
[14:41] <Guest42447> and so when i type sudo, i get sudo: must be setuid root
[14:41] <winterelf> got a new problam though... i have inter x3100 graphic card , but.. when i plugg the VGA output to an outside sceeen it seems to look too big.. and the laptop screen is working too at the same time.. is there any software who specialize in this situation?
[14:42] <Jack_Sparrow> jrib YEa, i know.. -i
[14:42] <hippo> Ok, I understand ... It's understable somehow ... But somehow hiding information is ... well ... as you wish.
[14:42] <Boohbah> Guest42447: yeah, the sudo binary should be setuid root
[14:42] <Demonicdata> uh am i reading this right,it says i have 9.5 gig swap file?is that normal?
[14:42] <Guest42447> so how do i change it back
[14:42] <Boohbah> Guest42447: you could boot from livecd and try to fix that, but if you've messed up too many permissions it may be easier to reinstall
[14:43] <Demonicdata> what worse is i'm using 0% of it as i have 4 gigs of ram.
[14:43] <Promille> Wow, i gotta say im dissapointed in amarok 2 instead of the original. I have to specify 'padsp amarok' to play any music. .cue files seems not to be  supported anymore and i cant even find the shuffle button..
[14:43] <jrib> scales11: are the â in your paste an issue with pastebin?
[14:43] <Guest42447> i think that may be the better option
[14:43] <Promille> anyone have suggestions
[14:43] <Jack_Sparrow> hippo We are not hiding anything, just showing people the best way to use ubuntu.
[14:43] <Boohbah> Guest42447: and a lesson for the future, be careful with chmod and chown, especially recursively :)
[14:43] <Demonicdata> how can i check and see for sure if i have a swap file and partitions
[14:43] <Guest42447> seriously!
[14:43] <scales11> jrib: no i am using putty from an xp machine
[14:43] <scales11> jrib: they are from that, i dunno why it sticks them in there
[14:43] <Guest42447> i try booting from a live cd, but i never get anywhere
[14:43] <jrib> hippo: don't hide information, that's the whole point.  Inform users of sudo
[14:44] <jayadeva> I am new to ubuntu.  I have some problems.  can any of you coming forward to help me out?
[14:44] <jrib> !ask | jayadeva
[14:44] <hippo> Jack: Ok. I'm sorry.
[14:44] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest42447 To get live cd to run this often helps..At start or install press F4 and select safe graphics mode then press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash use the noapic acpi=off options before the "--"
[14:44] <geirha> Guest42447: Booting into recovery mode and running "chmod 4755 /usr/bin/sudo" should fix that particual problem, but you've likely messed up other programs as well
[14:44] <Promille> jayadeva: what is you problem?
[14:44] <barney-stinston> hii
[14:44] <Guest42447> yea i definitely have
[14:44] <barney-stinston> does anyone here know how i can download msn properly on ubuntu?
[14:44] <hippo> BTW, are you guys aware of that sudo/gconf bug with some programs (like gnome-terminal) ?
[14:44] <Guest42447> i just cant get into recovery mode, but i'll try what jack just said
[14:45] <jayadeva> My sound card is not enabled.  But when I log out to switch user I am able to hear the Music of Tabla.
[14:45] <mattsqz> ok i just put 1600mg of guarana in the coffee maker, this batch should kick it into high gear
[14:45] <winterelf> ** anyone knows how to configure an external screen to the vga output from the laptop?
[14:45] <Demonicdata> whats the command to see how my disk is partitions lsdev or something i forget its been awhile
[14:45] <hippo> you have to use su-to-root instead of sudo.
[14:46] <Boohbah> mattsqz: be careful, don't overdo it :)
[14:46] <Jack_Sparrow> winterelf Not all laptops support dual
[14:46] <Guest42447> thanks for the help jack, i am going to try and do that now, i will likely be back as a guest in a few minutes
[14:46] <Jack_Sparrow> Demonicdata sudo fdisk -l
[14:46] <mattsqz> boohbah: we shall see, we shall see ;)
[14:46] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest42447 One sec
[14:46] <Guest42447> yes?
[14:47] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest42447 If you get a blank screen, try ctrl-alt-F2 and see if you get a terminal
[14:47] <Guest42447> ok
[14:47] <jayadeva> I am not able to play the sound in Ubuntu.  Can anybody help me?
[14:47] <Guest42447> ill come back and let you know how it went
[14:47] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest42447 That will be an indicator that the video detection went wrong
[14:47] <winterelf> Jack_Sparrow: in windows i can use my external 22" screen by pluggin it to the VGA plugg in my laptop... but here when i plugg what should i do next? i have  intel x3100
[14:48] <Demonicdata> I don't think this will be a flood but does this look right
[14:48] <FoolsRun> Hey, anyone have experience getting an older RADEON card (9800xt in my case) working in Ubuntu? Is it worth even trying?
[14:48] <Demonicdata>   Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[14:48] <Demonicdata> /dev/sda1   *           1       29157   234203571   83  Linux
[14:48] <Demonicdata> /dev/sda2           29158       30394     9936202+   5  Extended
[14:48] <Demonicdata> /dev/sda5           29158       30394     9936171   82  Linux swap / Solaris
[14:48] <FloodBot2> Demonicdata: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:48] <mattsqz> all i really  have to do today is clean the place up, update all the pc's in the house to 9.04, try and make it to the beer store before the gf gets home from work
[14:48] <Jack_Sparrow> Demonicdata nothing wrong with having just a root and a swap
[14:49]  * mattsqz is adjusting fairly well to the change from network admin to housewife
[14:49] <jayadeva> Please Can anybody help me to solve my sound problems in Ubuntu?
[14:49] <Demonicdata> I just let it auto install.But 9 gigs swap file? I don't use even 1% of it system monitor says.I have 4 gigs and would perfer my system use just the ram
[14:49] <mattsqz> oh you're no fun.
[14:49] <sipior> Demonicdata: if you've got the space, consider having another partition for use as /home. upgrades and the like will be much more straightforward.
[14:50] <Jack_Sparrow> Demonicdata It will use ram and should not be hitting swap often.
[14:50] <Jack_Sparrow> Demonicdata yes, sep home
[14:50] <Demonicdata> Yeah i got 250 gig drive,I see now though that you can get a friggin 1 terrabyte drive for 100% at bestbuy,i mean wtf 1 terrabyte?thats insane!
[14:50] <scales11> jrib: any ideas?
[14:51] <Jack_Sparrow> Demonicdata Please dont use the rude shorthand
[14:51] <aziz_> السلام عليكم
[14:51] <jrib> scales11: my guess is that the driver just isn't compatible with this kernel version
[14:51] <danielrmt> !wtf | Demonicdata
[14:52] <genii> !arabic | aziz_
[14:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !arabic!arabic
[14:52] <Dam0> duh theres no one in #ubuntu-arabic
[14:52] <Jack_Sparrow> Dam0 And this is english only, go figure
[14:52] <Promille> !pr0n | Promille
[14:52] <scales11> sorry i just got kicked
[14:52] <Demonicdata> Uh
[14:52] <Promille> hehe
[14:52] <Demonicdata> WTF
[14:53] <Promille> i bet you do you filthy bot ;)
[14:53] <evincaro> ciao
[14:53] <scales11> jrib: any luck? i have to switch computers, i will be back in a bit
[14:53] <jrib> scales11: my guess is that the driver just isn't compatible with this kernel version
[14:53] <scales11> jrib: humm ok
[14:53] <freakynl> err left by request? is that something new
[14:53] <Dam0> Jack_Sparrow,  yeah
[14:53] <jrib> scales11: you could grab an earlier kernel version and verify
[14:53] <neverfail> mad(-)hub(.)com
[14:53] <sipior> freakynl: not really, no :-)
[14:54] <scales11> jrib: if i do that, do i lose or break stuff?
[14:54] <jrib> scales11: you can have more than one kernel, this is just for testin
[14:54] <scales11> k
[14:54] <Promille> !girls
[14:54] <freakynl> sipior: all i know is kick/ban and some weird proprietary dead ms IRCX extension to do such things. then again, not really doing anything with irc since 1998
[14:54] <SpaceBass> hey folks
[14:54] <winterelf> Jack_Sparrow: i fixed the problam by downloading a packege called arandr ... just works perfect
[14:54] <winterelf> :)
[14:54] <jrib> Promille: please stop
[14:54] <Jack_Sparrow> winterelf cool
[14:55] <SpaceBass> mouse issue driving me nuts - need to assign button 4 on my logitech to something else, but beagle has ahold of it and won't let go
[14:55] <SpaceBass> bntx won't even recognize the button b/c every time I push it, the damn desktop search comes up
[14:55] <jrib> SpaceBass: why does beagle have a hold of it?
[14:55] <scales11> jrib: ok well i will hunt a bit more, i guess be back in a little bit
[14:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !buttons
[14:55] <sipior> SpaceBass: for a moment, i thought your dog had your mouse.
[14:55] <jrib> SpaceBass: btnx?  What version of ubuntu is this?
[14:56] <SpaceBass> SpaceBass: a dog I could deal with :) this is just a pita
[14:56] <SpaceBass> jrib: jaunty
[14:56] <jrib> SpaceBass: what mouse is this?
[14:56] <SpaceBass> jrib: logitech vx
[14:57] <SpaceBass> its got a little button on the back (assume its 4 since wheel is 3) that I want to assign to close windows...but it insists on envoking desktop search
[14:58] <frankS2> anyone here know how i can download multiple directories with lftp with wildcards? mirror FOO* does not work
[14:58] <Vandos> hi
[14:58] <freakynl> SpaceBass: afaik pressing wheel = 3 and up/down (rotating wheel) = 4 & 5
[14:59] <SpaceBass> freakynl: in that case this could be 6 ... doesnt matter at this point b/c I cannot do anything with it but desktop search
[14:59] <jrib> SpaceBass: I had a similar issue with my mx revolution.  I don't remember too well the details (as they changed between releases) and I'm not booted into ubuntu right now to check.  But, I'll tell you what lies in my ~/.xmodmaprc: keycode 225 = XF86Launch0 , and then in xbindkeys I bind to XF86Launch0
[14:59] <ubuntu> cze
[14:59] <ubuntu> e
[14:59] <FoolsRun> So let me see if I understand the older-RADEON-cards situation: ATI has dropped support for older cards in fglrx, and the available older drivers don't work with the version of X in Jaunty? Is that correct?
[14:59] <ubuntu> lol
[15:00] <jrib> SpaceBass: by default I think it was getting bound to xf86search or something
[15:00] <ubuntu> fuck me
[15:00] <ubuntu> in my ass
[15:00] <gbjk> Hi. I have a Thinkpad T60 next to me. I upgraded from 8.04 to 9.04. This caused screen hangs, after a downgrade of the xorg-video-driver.
[15:00] <SpaceBass> jrib: that sounds right - any idea where that binding is? don't see it in xorg.conf
[15:00] <gbjk> Without finding a solution I went for a 8.10 reinstall.
[15:00] <SpaceBass> and frankly I'd hoped the days of having to edit xorg.conf to get a mouse to were were behind us (sorry had to rant)
[15:00] <jrib> SpaceBass: no, but if you override it like I did, it will go away
[15:00] <gbjk> I did this without formatting the drive.
[15:00] <SpaceBass> jrib: how did you do the override ?
[15:00] <gbjk> On boot, the laptop doesn't show a login screen.
[15:01] <gbjk> Xorg.0.log suggests several points of failure.
[15:01] <jrib> SpaceBass: with xmodmap... do you understand?
[15:01] <sipior> gbjk: without formatting the drive? hmm...that could cause no end of excitement. do you not have a separate /home?
[15:02] <cutout> Hi, I want to format my laptop and install ubuntu 9.04 from scratch, the problem is I just have way too much applications installed and configured on my current ubuntu 9.04 is there a way to move these to anew installation?
[15:02] <gbjk> sipior: *Apparently* I was a wang when I installed this one, and forgot to create a separate partition for /home/
[15:02] <abli> Hi! can I create an schroot of intrepid on a hardy machine, to be able to sbuild intrepid packages on hardy? when trying to follow  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SbuildLVMHowto I get  "Specified release not known to debootstrap"
[15:02] <Flynsarmy> How do you stop the screen jumping to new window location with compiz's Zoom Desktop when you Alt+Tab?
[15:02] <gbjk> sipior: I then went and did the same thing again with the new install, actually, forgetting to create a second partition (though I didn't fancy dynamic resizing)
[15:03] <SpaceBass> jrib: been a while since I touched xmodmap, but I think so... don't I need to determine the interupt that this button is sending?
[15:03] <sipior> gbjk: simplest to backup your data, do the reinstall, and then restore, i think.
[15:03] <gbjk> sipior: However xubuntu install *did* warn that it would blow away /var/, /lib/, /etc/ etc.
[15:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !home
[15:03] <jayadeva> I am not able to play music in my computer.  It works fine with windows xp.  But ubuntu it is not working.  When I log out and try to switch user I am able to hear tabla sound.  I am trying for last one week so manythings and searching forums.  Nothing works out.  Can you help me?
[15:03] <gbjk> sipior: So it seemed vaguely sane to try installing over the top.
[15:03] <gbjk> sipior: I'm doing a mostly slow backup now, but wanted to look for alternatives.
[15:03] <Jack_Sparrow> gbjk See that link to create  /home before you install
[15:04] <gbjk> "FATAL: could not load /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/modules.dep: No such file or directory"
[15:05] <cutout> is there a way to take an image from ubuntu installed applications to move them to another ubutnu
[15:05] <boss_mc> cutout: dpkg --list
[15:06] <gbjk> Jack_Sparrow: Thanks. I know how to do it, though. I just don't generally trust dyanmic resizing. Maybe that's unfounded bias nowadays.
[15:06] <cutout> boss_mc: what does that mean?
[15:06] <boss_mc> cutout: it's a list of installed packages
[15:06] <l3ns> hi everyone.
[15:07] <cutout> boss_mc: but can I use this to move these packages to another machine?
[15:07] <l3ns> virus invaded my ubuntu hardy heron just now
[15:07] <Ibachris> anyone know what would cause jaunty to not load my screen res? it loads default 800X600 every time even though "    Option         "metamodes" "1024x768 +0+0; nvidia-auto-select +0+0"" is in xorg.conf..?
[15:07] <l3ns> anyone can help me how to solve this please....
[15:08] <boss_mc> cutout: you can probably cut out the package names (with awk or something) and pass it to apt on the other machine...
[15:08] <SpaceBass> drat - even xev doesnt work with this button...whatever has it mapped, isn't letting go
[15:08] <boss_mc> cutout: you'll want to remove the ones where the line starts with 'r' and install the ones with 'i'
[15:09] <sipior> l3ns: why do you think you were hit by a virus?
[15:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !clone > cutout
[15:09] <l3ns> sipior: there's an email attachment i opened yesterday
[15:09] <l3ns> and since then my firefox got weird
[15:09] <l3ns> my xchat
[15:09] <l3ns> and now worst
[15:09] <l3ns> i can not shutdown
[15:09] <l3ns> my laptop
[15:10] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > l3ns
[15:10] <l3ns> i have to sorry.....
[15:10] <tyblob> hi, i'm trying to install ubuntu from USB key (i've done it a few times before) but after I download boot.img.gz and write it to the device using "zcat boot.img.gz > /dev/sdb" and remount it, the device says it only has 5mb free and that it is 16mb in total. I've tried multiple USB drives and a couple of boot.img.gz files. What am I doing wrong?
[15:10] <l3ns> *sorry...
[15:11] <Ibachris> anyone know what would cause jaunty to not load my screen res? it loads default 800X600 every time even though "    Option         "metamodes" "1024x768 +0+0; nvidia-auto-select +0+0"" is in xorg.conf..?
[15:11] <cutout> ubottu: am a newbe so can plz explain
[15:11] <cutout> Jack_Sparrow: explain please!
[15:11] <Jack_Sparrow> cutout ubottu is a bot, the link explains how to clone your apps to a new machine
[15:11] <scampbell> lbachris: check your home directory for .nvidia-settings-rc
[15:11] <sipior> l3ns: if it's a concern, a fresh install would be safest. if you have the time and energy, you might try grabbing some diagnostic information from /var/log. i'm still a bit skeptical that you got a virus via email attachment that actually does anything serious under linux. when you say firefox is "all weird", what do you mean by that?
[15:12] <cutout> Jack_Sparrow: Ok but the problem I have only one machine!
[15:12] <free1> what is a good video capture software for ubuntu other than recordMyDesktop?
[15:12] <l3ns> sipior: my undo/redo has been disabled
[15:13] <boss_mc> cutout: you'll have to copy the my-packages file to a usb then bring it back after doing your reinstall
[15:13] <Boohbah> l3ns: i wasn't aware firefox had an undo/redo function
[15:13] <Jack_Sparrow> cutout save the list of files, to anything , even email , reinstall then clone the apps
[15:13] <l3ns> sipior: and more to that, my bookmarks, too. and i can't use any search engines as well.
[15:13] <Ibachris> no .nvidia-settings-rc - did a search
[15:13] <l3ns> Boohbah: the hit back funtion...
[15:13] <ramontayag> hi all. i need help with grub. It's a dual-boot problem wherein when I choose windows it defaults to that next time, without giving me the option to choose. You can find my detailed question at http://paste.ubuntu.com/183375/
[15:13] <PastorKarr> can I do a custom install with the base system and then choose what I want to be installed, from a 9.04 alternate install disc?
[15:14] <cutout> Jack_Sparrow: does that mean I'll have to redownload them?
[15:14] <Jack_Sparrow> PastorKarr yes
[15:14] <sipior> l3ns: bizarre. well, maybe a good time to install 9.04 :-)
[15:14] <free1> recordmyDesktop does not work well on ubuntu.  any other software options?
[15:14] <Jack_Sparrow> cutout as long as you have not purged /var/cache/apt/archives you can burn that to a cd for later see also aptoncd
[15:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptoncd
[15:14] <scampbell> lbachris:  /var/log/Xorg.0.log will contain the xorg server startup messages.  Might be a good clue in there.
[15:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !best > free1
[15:15] <Ibachris> cool thanks
[15:15] <ramontayag> !best > ramontayag
[15:15] <SpaceBass> seriously it sould not be this hard to get a mouse button to work...
[15:15]  * SpaceBass is done ranting
[15:15] <l3ns> sipior: I am on my thesis project right now.. if there's any chance I can solve this without resorting to that I would greatly appreciate..
[15:15] <free1> ubottu:
[15:15] <PastorKarr> and how do I do that?
[15:15] <danielrmt> !info istanbul | free1
[15:16] <free1> ubottu:  or Jack Sparrow.  thank you for your reply. I mean that.  I'm not taking polls
[15:16] <free1> or playing politics- istanbul lol
[15:16] <boss_mc> l3ns: it sounds like you're .mozilla folder got corrupted (destroys your history, bookmarks, search plugins etc)
[15:16] <free1> I just was having a lot of problems with recordmyDestip for 9.04
[15:17] <l3ns> boss_mc: I think yes. And also my concern is my shutdown has been corrupted as well.
[15:17] <free1> that's why I asked
[15:17] <free1> but thanks again for your reply
[15:17] <boss_mc> l3ns: how is your shutdown corrupt?
[15:17] <l3ns> boss_mc: All I can do now to shutdown or even restart is to prolong the shutdown button
[15:18] <free1> ubottu: that's obvious.  call it Constantinople from now on, son
[15:18] <l3ns> boss_mc: ctrl+alt+del wont get me there, even I do the System->quit still wont
[15:18] <cutout> Jack_Sparrow: will this move my configurations too?
[15:18] <boss_mc> l3ns: is power management deamon running?
[15:18] <PastorKarr> how do I go about doing a custom install with 9.04 alternate install. disc ?
[15:18] <Jack_Sparrow> free1 Ubottu is a bot..  obviously
[15:18] <sipior> l3ns: what about holding the power button down?
[15:18] <Jack_Sparrow> cutout doubtful
[15:18] <boss_mc> l3ns: without it shutdown freezes
[15:18] <l3ns> boss_mc: How do I know that?
[15:19] <Ibachris> ok, Xorg.0.log loads and runs 1024x768 but at the eof it has 2 lines
[15:19] <Ibachris> (II) NVIDIA(0): Setting mode "800x600"
[15:19] <Ibachris> (II) NVIDIA(0): Setting mode "1024x768+0+0"
[15:19] <Ibachris> just delete 800x600?
[15:19] <donny> Does anyone here have some considerable experience with the google web toolkit?
[15:19] <boss_mc> l3ns: check if it is started in System->Prefs->Startup Apps
[15:20] <z0diaq> Any one knows how to force alsa to use two audio sockets on my motherboard as lineout?
[15:20] <z0diaq> one for headphones second for hi-fi stuff
[15:20] <Vandos> question, im trying to get into deezer.com but the flash aplication doesnt work, any one knows why ?
[15:20] <l3ns> boss_mc: I don't see Startup Apps after Preference...
[15:20] <Ibachris> restart firefox if u just installed flash..
[15:20] <danielrmt> donny: they don't have a support channel?
[15:21] <Vandos> i tried that
[15:21] <donny> danielrmt: not sure
[15:21] <boss_mc> l3ns: sorry, it's called sessions on hardy
[15:21] <amir_> hi
[15:22] <Guest98754> i want to install trix i haved downloaded and install but i cannot find where he install and how i can access it
[15:22] <l3ns> boss_mc: =(
[15:22] <Guest98754> any one ANS my query
[15:22] <Ibachris> anyone know where this 800x600 is coming from? these are the last 2 lines of xorg.0.log
[15:22] <Ibachris> (II) NVIDIA(0): Setting mode "800x600"
[15:22] <Ibachris> (II) NVIDIA(0): Setting mode "1024x768+0+0"
[15:22] <boss_mc> l3ns: does that mean no? or you can't find it?
[15:22] <Guest98754> i need help
[15:22] <l3ns> boss_mc: it won't continue loading up, it just disappears......
[15:22] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest98754 See help on the page where you got that software
[15:23] <boss_mc> l3ns: something is very broken...
[15:23] <PastorKarr> could someone explain please how to start a custom install using 9.04 alternate install cd?
[15:23] <boss_mc> l3ns: try gnome-session-properties in terminal
[15:23] <l3ns> boss_mc: Okay trying..
[15:24] <l3ns> boss_mc: Can I post it here?
[15:24] <barney-stinston> hey how do i download windows live on ubuntu hardy heron?
[15:24] <boss_mc> !pastebin | l3ns
[15:24] <boss_mc> l3ns: pastebin it
[15:24] <danielrmt> !msn | barney-stinston
[15:25] <barney-stinston> !msn
[15:25] <l3ns> boss_mc: okay... pls hold on a sec....
[15:25] <Decepticon> !list
[15:25] <barney-stinston> !msn
[15:25] <Jenny_Carlos> Anyone know why if I install the Nvidia drivers with one video card everything works great.  I add a second card ive tried this with two diff types of cards and same thing happens but X wont start with two cards.  Not even with fresh install.
[15:25] <barney-stinston> nothing;o
[15:25] <Jack_Sparrow> barney-stinston Stop.  please /msgthebot
[15:25] <boss_mc> barney-stinston: read what ubottu sent you
[15:25] <barney-stinston> oh, sorry
[15:26] <l3ns> boss_mc: http://paste.ubuntu.com/183673/
[15:28] <Jenny_Carlos> Anyone else have this problem with two video cards?
[15:28] <boss_mc> l3ns: I assume that's the main problem then... unfortunately I have no idea how to fix it
[15:28] <boss_mc> l3ns: sorry, ask around the  channel again
[15:29] <l3ns> boss_mc: so it is really a virus?
[15:29] <l3ns> boss_mc: and it destroyed my sessions?
[15:29] <boss_mc> l3ns: don't know
[15:29] <scampbell> ibachris: make a pastebin of your Xorg.0.log and I'll take a look
[15:29] <sipior> Jenny_Carlos: unfortunately, the default install doesn't handle multiple cards very well. are both cards from nvidia, using the same driver?
[15:29] <boss_mc> l3ns: it may have tried to do somthing windowsy and mostly failed...
[15:30] <l3ns> boss_mc: what you mean windowsy?
[15:30] <boss_mc> l3ns: but succeeded enough to break gnome sessions
[15:30] <scampbell> Oh, he left:  Gosh, I guess I shoulda responded faster, now I won't get paid :)
[15:30] <boss_mc> l3ns: it could be a binary targeted at windows... doubt it though
[15:30] <Dunge> I need some basic help here. I've build a library (configure, make, make install), and it installed the .so file in /usr/local/lib . Now I got another project which is examples for this lib, but when running configure it say it can't find the .so file in /usr/lib . How do I tell it to look in /usr/local/lib instead?
[15:31] <Jenny_Carlos> Yes same cards.  I tried a pair of 7950 GTs same thing happens.  Tried a pair of 9800 GTs same thing.  I got error saying cant find screen.  I think its just haveing issues setting up the x server but I have no idea how to set that up manually
[15:31] <l3ns> boss_mc: I will think about reinstalling.. I appreciated your help... Thank you.... =(
[15:32] <Juanfer2k> hi y'all, i changed some of the kes
[15:32] <topgun21>  /win 2
[15:32] <sipior> Dunge: try "configure --help" and you should see options for specifying the library path. or simply add the appropriate -L clause to $LDFLAGS
[15:33] <Jenny_Carlos> I drop in one card either one dont matter so its not a bad card lol,  But one card and the driver installs and everythings working fine.  Try with second card and all is done lol.
[15:33] <Juanfer2k> hi y'all, i changed some of the keys combinations, and now i wanna go back to defaults, also, my SUPER key seems to be inactive, is not dirty,
[15:33] <alphaaquilae> hello
[15:34] <scampbell> Dunge: /usr/local/lib is not in the library load path by default. You can either alter your make to include the library path or put it in the system library path thus:  echo '/usr/local/lib' > /etc/ld.so.conf.d/locallib.conf; ldconfig
[15:34] <l3ns> boss_mc: Do you know whom I ask best about this problem?
[15:35] <boss_mc> l3ns: no idea
[15:35] <Dunge> I just checked /etc/ld.so.conf.d/libc.conf and it already contain /usr/local/lib but it don't seems to work
[15:35] <l3ns> boss_mc: okay....
[15:35] <Nikty> "I got caught pleasuring myself to a painstakingly etched engraving of the wife of Bath."
[15:35] <Nikty> What did they mean by "wife of Bath"? Book by Geoffrey Chaucer or not? (it's quotation from Family Guy)
[15:35] <erUSUL> !ot | Nikty
[15:36] <Nikty> "I got caught pleasuring myself to a painstakingly etched engraving of the wife of Bath."
[15:36] <Nikty> What did they mean by "wife of Bath"? Book by Geoffrey Chaucer or not? (it's quotation from Family Guy)
[15:36] <alphaaquilae> how can i make my terminal beep when i receive a msg, i use irssi
[15:36] <PastorKarr> can someone point me in the right direction for doing a custom 9.04 install? im looking to decrease total install size...
[15:36] <Juanfer2k> How to get back the default config for the key shortcuts
[15:37] <Dunge> scampbell : sorry, my mistake, examples compile and install fine. The problem happens on execution
[15:37] <erUSUL> !minimal | PastorKarr
[15:38] <PastorKarr> erUSUL: thanks, anyway to do it with a 9.04 alternate install disc tho?
[15:38] <scampbell> Dunge: so when it runs it cannot find the library?
[15:38] <erUSUL> PastorKarr: no that i know of
[15:38] <sipior> Jenny_Carlos: apparently randr 1.3 does not support multiple video cards (although it is apparently planned at some point). looks like you might be stuck for the time being.
[15:39] <boss_mc> PastorKarr: look at debootstrap if you want a minimal install...
[15:39] <sipior> Jenny_Carlos: see here for more information: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1058961
[15:39] <bo> cute
[15:40] <Jenny_Carlos> Hmm 1.3  is the new release use 1.3?  Because I use 9.0.4
[15:40] <bo> hjk
[15:40] <boss_mc> PastorKarr: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromLinux (the WithoutCD bit)
[15:40] <sipior> Jenny_Carlos: yes.
[15:41] <Jenny_Carlos> Hmm thanks.  Ill go check out your link .  Thank you for your info :)
[15:41] <PastorKarr> boss_mc: il look, ty :)
[15:41] <chazco> Hi... how can I restore the old style GDM screen?
[15:41] <soulmate> hi....any one can help me......
[15:42] <Juanfer2k> soulmate: just Ask
[15:42] <royalwarecast> will
[15:42] <Juanfer2k> we all can
[15:42] <sipior> Jenny_Carlos: now, you don't need randr, it just means autodetection doesn't work. look at the example xorg.conf files in that thread; you might be able to piece together a working config file from those examples.
[15:42] <royalwarecast> will gOS be based on jaunty?
[15:42] <l3ns> boss_mc: I got the mail from this site/guy http://mindprod.com/contact/roedy.html
[15:42] <boss_mc> l3ns: take it up with him then!
[15:43] <bo> htp;//freenode.net/faq.shtml#nicksetup
[15:43] <soulmate> i need driver for my motherboard pc-chip M861G.....the graphic card not detected.....
[15:44] <Xeroxe> hi, XP cannot detect USB drive, XP is installed as guest inside Ubuntu 8.04 host
[15:45] <Jack_Sparrow> Xeroxe for usb you need vbox from off the web
[15:45] <dayo> Xeroxe: virtualbox?
[15:45] <dayo> Xeroxe: what Jack_Sparrow said
[15:45] <Xeroxe> Jack_Sparrow: what is vbox ?
[15:45] <dayo> Xeroxe: vbox = virtualbox
[15:46] <Xeroxe> dayo: but I already have XP installed inside vmware server
[15:46] <rares> hi
[15:46] <rares> i got a problem
[15:46] <l3ns> boss_mc: i haven't reinstalled hardy before. my question is, if i reinstall, all my documents and files will be erased?
[15:47] <rares> how i add apps links on main menu
[15:47] <rares> ?
[15:47] <boss_mc> l3ns: do you have a separate /home partition?
[15:47] <l3ns> boss_mc: yes
[15:47] <Xeroxe> dayo: do I need to re-install XP again ?
[15:47] <rares> this is my first day with ubuntu
[15:48] <rares> please help me
[15:48] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask > rares
[15:48] <danielrmt> rares: right-click the applications menu, and click "edit menu"
[15:48] <dayo> Xeroxe: oh, i thought you were using virtualbox. i don't really have any info on vmware, sorry
[15:49] <l3ns> boss_mc: I am not an ubuntu pro I just followed the instruction installing hardy, so if i install it back, the same process?
[15:49] <FrEaKmAn_> how could I reinstall my Realtek RTL8139 driver?
[15:49] <Xeroxe> dayo:whats better with virtualbox that vmware doesnt have ?
[15:49] <rares> it doesn't shoes rar
[15:49] <rares> or 7zip
[15:49] <dayo> Xeroxe: i wouldn't know. never used vmware before
[15:49] <dayo> Xeroxe: vbox suited my needs just fine, so i stuck with it
[15:49] <chazco> Hi... how can I restore the old style GDM screen?
[15:50] <Dunge> vbox is free, vmware workstation isn't,.. other than that it's pretty much the same
[15:50] <boss_mc> !seperatehome ! l3ns
[15:50] <Xeroxe> Dunge: I am using vmware server, but thanks for the info
[15:50] <Dunge> but I trust vmware a bit more
[15:50] <boss_mc> !home ! l3ns
[15:50] <boss_mc> !home | l3ns
[15:50] <Xeroxe> Dunge:have you used vmware server
[15:50] <dayo> boss_mc: third time's a charm ;-)
[15:50] <Dunge> no.. only workstation
[15:50] <rdz> are there two different version of grub-install around? one for the EFI GPT and one for MBR?
[15:51] <boss_mc> l3ns: if you follow that, then reinstall, mounting the new /home partition as your home partition and you will be sorted
[15:51] <Xeroxe> Dunge: did you come across this USB detection issue ?
[15:51] <rdz> i installed jaunty on a mac and 'man grub-install' says, that it creates a bootloaed into the efi partition
[15:51] <boss_mc> dayo: ubottu is brill until you can't remember the command
[15:51] <Dunge> nah, usb works fine
[15:51] <dayo> boss_mc: truth
[15:51] <Xeroxe> Dunge:whats your host ?
[15:51] <Xeroxe> and guest
[15:51] <Dunge> just install vmware-tools and click the usb icon in the corner
[15:52] <dayo> boss_mc: it's needs a googlish "Did you mean ...?" feature
[15:52] <Dunge> host is xp, guest is ubuntu
[15:52] <l3ns> boss_mc: Okay, I will follow what you said..... Thanks...
[15:52] <boss_mc> dayo: write one!
[15:52] <boss_mc> l3ns: if you can backup /home do it first though
[15:52] <dayo> boss_mc: where can i find ubottu's source? what's it written in?
[15:52] <boss_mc> l3ns: at least the data you need for your thesis
[15:53] <boss_mc> dayo: absolutely no idea....
[15:53] <Jack_Sparrow> !rar > rares
[15:53] <dayo> !ubottu | dayo
[15:54] <Zzeiss> Anybody here running Ubuntu 9.04 on a Macbook Unibody, please msg me.  I'm chasing a Bluetooth bug...
[15:54] <Dunge> Anyway, now I'm using a cross-compile setup installed by someone else (and works for my project who don't use makefile), but I want to cross-compile a specific lib who use a Makefile. I know where the "arm" g++ executable is and where the "arm" libs are, what's the easy way to tell the makefile to use them instead?
[15:54] <l3ns> boss_mc: Yeah I will do that..
[15:55] <l3ns> boss_mc: Thank you very much for the concern...
[15:56] <boss_mc> dayo: looks like we can just create/edit factoids on the fly...
[15:57] <Jack_Sparrow> boss_mc they all get reviewed before they become real
[15:57] <boss_mc> Jack_Sparrow: but we can at least contribute is what I meant
[15:58] <Fzang> hey where do I set what the "menu" button (the tiny icon on titlebar) does? I just can't remember
[15:58] <Jack_Sparrow> boss_mc yes, and it is appreciated
[15:58] <boss_mc> Jack_Sparrow: still, adding fuzzy searching would be more that a factoid edit...
[15:58] <Juanfer2k> How Can i get the Whole Keyboard shortcuts defaults?
[16:00] <asdfqwer> hrm, the name i want still exists somewhere
[16:00] <scales11> jrib: hello again, did a bit more searching, what do you think about this? at the end of the page, http://zd1211.wiki.sourceforge.net/VendorDriver
[16:00] <scales11> jrib: that 'eth_copy_and_sum' was in the error i would get when i tried to compile the thing
[16:04] <J_A_X> hey guys, anyone want to help me figure out why I can't connect my intel wifi link 5300?
[16:04] <J_A_X> i tried the firmware, tried compiling compat, nothing seems to work
[16:04] <J_A_X> still comes up as 'unclaimed' when trying to do lshw -C Network
[16:04] <bentob0x> can you undelete something on ext3?
[16:05] <l3ns> boss_mc: I am downloading the hardy installer, I lost my installer. Hmmm. So ubuntu can still be penetrated by a virus....
[16:05] <Jarheadwastaken> i'm guessing everyone chills in here?
[16:05] <gpowergz> hello
[16:05] <gpowergz> im new, to ubunto and linux. so you now that.
[16:06] <gpowergz> anny one here got time to help me a little?
[16:06] <Jack_Sparrow> l3ns That is windows mentality, lets wait and see if your virus is confirmed before making those kinds of statements
[16:06] <geoaxis> i have a ubuntu machine, is unable to boot any more : the error it gives is that /dev/disk/by-uuid/xyz does not exist, where as xyz is the actual uuid number of the disk and its working (as seen from a rescue cd)
[16:07] <l3ns> Jack_Sparrow: How can it be confirmed?
[16:07] <sipior> gpowergz: easiest if you just ask your question directly. if someone can help, they will :-)
[16:07] <Jack_Sparrow> l3ns Send the file you think infected you to one of the anti-virus companies
[16:08] <Promille> !girls
[16:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !virus > l3ns
[16:08] <Jack_Sparrow> Promille STOP
[16:08] <sipior> Promille: please explore puberty somewhere else.
[16:08] <Promille> hehe
[16:08] <Promille> wow..
[16:08] <Promille> ok then
[16:08] <gpowergz> oki. I got this problem with my sound. i have been using the last ubuntu for X64. it flikkers and i just got this wird nois.. like eletrikal sounds that arnt loud.
[16:08] <Gonzo> I have a dell 210 box with a netgear router wireless, running ubuntu 9.04. Have laptop with wireless to the dell 210. can ping 192.168.1.2 ok can't connect to printer  attached to the dell210 HPJ4500 can print from del 210 but can't connect laptop. Usin lates ver of cups also have HPLIP installed ant thoughts??
[16:09] <l3ns> Jack_Sparrow: But how can you explain what just happened to my hardy heron......
[16:10] <Jack_Sparrow> l3ns Not without having your system in front of me.  You could have been on the web as root user for all we know
[16:11] <Jack_Sparrow> l3ns Read the link on linux virus's
[16:11] <mathijs175> hello
[16:11] <l3ns> Jack_Sparrow: Okay....I will..
[16:11] <chazco> Hi... how can I restore the old style GDM screen?
[16:12] <mathijs175> can somebody help me with installing ubuntu? =]
[16:12] <sipior> gpowergz: is the problem only audible under linux?
[16:13] <spofer> hello
[16:13] <Jack_Sparrow> chazco To Reset All of Gnome: http://linuxfud.wordpress.com/2007/02/14/how-to-reset-ubuntugnome-settings-to-defaults-without-re-installing/       In terminal type:         rm -r .gnome .gnome2 .gconf .gconfd .metacity
[16:13] <chazco> Jack_Sparrow - I mean the GDM screen that used to be used... seems to be missing in Jaunty
[16:13] <Jack_Sparrow> no idea
[16:13] <gpowergz> yesh.. it started just now when i turned onn my computer. it wass fine yesther day. tryed in windows all fine..
[16:13] <mathijs175> i have problems with the installation of ubuntu...
[16:14] <sipior> chazco: i think it's available as a theme under gdmsetup. might be mistaken about that.
[16:14] <chazco> sipior - Cant see it
[16:14] <jefinc> !ask | mathijs175
[16:15] <csanda> anyone in here have experience with evolutions setup for an exchange server?
[16:15] <sipior> chazco: try "apt-cache search gdm", and look for relevant theme packages. might be there still.
[16:15] <sipior> gpowergz: what changed between yesterday and today?
[16:15] <LeoDurans> Where can i take a PDF of UBUNTU, explaining firsts staps?
[16:16] <Jack_Sparrow> LeoDurans one sec
[16:16] <Sephiroth> I have multiple partitions, and I'm wanting to install Jaunty, but the installer is only letting me select one mount point per partition, is it possible to get /, /boot, and /home on the same partition?
[16:16] <LeoDurans> [Jack_Sparrow]: thank u
[16:16] <Jack_Sparrow> LeoDurans http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html
[16:16] <spofer> Hi All, I can't properly configure my TrackPoint on my IBM R50e. I'm using the xorg.conf for this. Can someone please direct me to the xorg.conf commands reference (Linux newbie here)
[16:16] <spofer> ?
[16:16] <LeoDurans> [Jack_Sparrow]: i will take now. Thank u very much, Jack!
[16:16] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[16:17] <scratchrf> does anyone know if there is a way to do an http chat room through pidgin?
[16:17] <sipior> Sephiroth: yes. /boot and /home live under /, which is the only required partition. if you don't specify a distinct /home, for example, it will live on the same partition as the rest of /. best to use a separate home partition though, for a number of reasons.
[16:17] <gpowergz> sipior: well.. nothing as i now it.. the computer wass all fine when i turned it off yestherday.. but not afther restarting the pc a few thimes to test if the sound card wass broken in windows.. nothing..
[16:18] <holyguyver> If I rename a partition using ntfsprogs the contents of that partition will be safe right?
[16:18] <sipior> gpowergz: no software updates?
[16:18] <Sephiroth> sipior: Thank you so much for your response. ^_^
[16:19] <gpowergz> nothing. the sound sparked at the first startup a few mins ago.
[16:19] <holyguyver> If I rename a partition using ntfsprogs the contents of that partition will be safe right?
[16:19] <furythor> Which is better currently for Ubuntu Nvidia or Ati ?
[16:20] <gpowergz> sipior: and the videoplayers in the werbrowser wont load the films.. and the net page wont close >.<
[16:20] <sipior> gpowergz: appears there is more going on than just a sound-card issue.
[16:21] <gpowergz> sipior: sounds promesing.
[16:21] <holyguyver> How do I do a forced unmount
[16:22] <sipior> holyguyver: yes, if you're just changing the volume name. still, you have backups, right?
[16:22] <holyguyver> sipior, there is no way I can back up it as I do not have 1Tb to back it up onto
[16:22] <gpowergz> sipior: sow.. wath can a noob like me do?.. just to state this.. im ok skilled at problems in windows.. but when it comes to Linux.. my skils raply fails..
[16:22] <J_A_X> so, I took my hd from my old laptop to my new one.  Most things work out, except the wireless.  It seems that the driver is stuck to the old wireless card.  Is there a way to reset this?
[16:23] <sipior> holyguyver: if it's not backed up, don't mess with it.
[16:23] <chazco> sipior - Seems like to used to be called human but isnt there anymore, just the new metal one
[16:23] <sipior> holyguyver: terabyte disks are cheap these days, btw.
[16:23] <holyguyver> sipior, so you are saying that the contents will not be safe?
[16:24] <sipior> gpowergz: might be worth booting with the live cd, and see if the same problem occurs.
[16:24] <munch13> I know the software exists, but does anyone know of a running, usable FOSS search engine?
[16:24] <holyguyver> sipior, 100$ is not cheap if you have no job & live alone on your own money
[16:24] <gpowergz> sipior: need to now anny hardware info.. or.. are there some programs to state wats wrong with this?
[16:24] <spofer> Testing - Can anyone here this?
[16:24] <sipior> holyguyver: no, i'm saying it's almost certainly safe. but if something goes wrong, what will you do?
[16:24] <IHS_Intern> cheap? it may be 5gb per dollar(or is it better than that now?), but a terrabyte still isn't cheap.
[16:25] <gpowergz> sipior: oki... and if it does.. wath will it tell me? and wath is it dosnt?
[16:25] <csanda> noone here uses the evolution mail client with and exchange server?
[16:25] <jlaeret> Hi! I'm trying to use terminal server client on Ubuntu 9.10 to remotely control a windows xp machine over my wlan. When I press connect my XP machine logs out as expected and a window with my desktop appears on my ubuntu machine, but immediately both machines disconnect from the network and I have to restart my modem and router to be able to reconnect them. Does anyone know why?
[16:25] <sipior> IHS_Intern: less than a hundred euro hereabouts, last i checked.
[16:26] <backz> Hi. I've removed /var/lib/mysql and /etc/mysql/. How to force reinstall all the mysql packages?
[16:26] <munch13> backz: have you tried removing them with aptitude, then re-installing?
[16:27] <sipior> holyguyver: also, you were able to afford the first disk, consider making some sort of backup a priority, to insure your current investment.
[16:27] <holyguyver> sipior, I got the first disk as a christmas gift 2 years ago
[16:27] <backz> munch13: no. I've used dpkg --purge and apt-get
[16:27] <sipior> holyguyver: well, christmas is coming.
[16:28] <FrEaKmAn_> how could I reinstall ubuntu (delete old settings)...
[16:28] <holyguyver> sipior, well that doesn't do me much good if I would like to do the relabeling at this moment :p
[16:28] <sipior> holyguyver: is it so urgent?
[16:29] <raven_> have annoying problems with gpodder - deleted episodes appear again - is there any solution?
[16:29] <wtl> what's the room for uds? :)
[16:29] <holyguyver> sipior, no, but I would rather do it now & take the risk
[16:29] <munch13> backz: aptitude is easy.  you'd type something like, 'sudo aptitude remove mysql'  If you go ahead and use aptitude to remove any remaining mysql packages, you could then do 'sudo aptitude install mysql' (or whatever the package name is) to put them back on.  aptitude will automatically get rid of any dependencies
[16:29] <jango>  Hi, I read on the internet that there will be a project that joins the moblin with ubuntu netbook remix, anyone know anything about this
[16:29] <Spark> hi i have a problem getting wifi working, having moved from 32 bit jaunty to 64 bit jaunty
[16:29] <Spark> http://codepad.org/69MEeyqL
[16:29] <dayo> boss_mc: yeah it seems so, doesn't it?
[16:29] <Spark> iwscan gives strange output
[16:29] <raven_> rythmbox asks a thousand times for a plugin it cannot find - (how) can i turn this off?
[16:30] <Spark> here is the lspci http://codepad.org/rIgaaajG
[16:30] <dayo> boss_mc: my reply is about a half hour late, btw.
[16:30] <J_A_X> so, I took my hd from my old laptop to my new one.  Most things work out, except the wireless.  It seems that the driver is stuck to the old wireless card.  Is there a way to reset this?
[16:30] <munch13> Spark: what's the issue?
[16:31] <nibbler> J_A_X: i guess you could manually install the correct driver, but no idea if there is an automatism
[16:31] <backz> munch13: the same thing with aptitude. I've reinstalled mysql-common and it doesn't create /var/lib/mysql folder
[16:31] <sirjoebob> hey all. I can't remember how to run a second x session from a tty. I have used this in the past to connect to a remote GUI from ssh but I cant remember it now...
[16:31] <Spark> munch13: it won't connect
[16:31] <Spark> munch13: sometimes it crashes the whole system
[16:31] <J_A_X> nibbler: i tried doing that, but it's still retaining the old drivers
[16:31] <Spark> munch13: and there's garbage in iwlist output
[16:32] <Spark> munch13: iwlist does give the right cells but there is extra garbage http://codepad.org/69MEeyqL
[16:32] <J_A_X> it's like if the OS is set to those wireless drivers and that's it
[16:32] <pos69sum> potentially dumb question - i have a script that is supposed to return a particular response if you perform an http get action on it.  if i do 'wget http://locationof/script.cgi' - would that work?
[16:32] <Spark> munch13: and despite using the right key etc i can't seem to associate with my cell
[16:32] <Spark> munch13: nothing interesting in dmesg
[16:33] <dawcio> halo
[16:33] <l3ns> seems no one is seeding hardy heron already =(
[16:34] <Spark> munch13: wondering whether to try doing what's suggested here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=698634
[16:34] <geirha> raven_: Run gconf-editor (from Alt+F2 or in a terminal), browse to /apps/rhythmbox/plugins/ , try deactivating it there
[16:34] <csanda> does anyone have any ideas why I wouldn't be able to connect to my WPA network with the password on ubuntu 8.04  I keep getting "waiting for network key for the wireless network"
[16:34] <bishop> joining
[16:34] <Spark> munch13: this is a dell vostro 1500 laptop by the way
[16:35] <munch13> Spark: just wondering, but have you tried setting the rate? sudo iwconfig wlan0 rate 5.5M fixed
[16:36] <csanda> or anything that I could try differently....maybe connecting to the network through terminal?
[16:36] <munch13> backz: are you purging mysql-server, mysql-server-5.0, and mysql-common?
[16:36] <gpowergz> Is there anny propper site to get sound driver to : ASUS M3N78 motherbord?
[16:37] <sipior> csanda: if you control the network, you might try temporarily disabling WPA; see if you can isolate the problem.
[16:37] <raven_> geirha no that does not help
[16:37] <geirha> raven_: What plugin is it? Did you install the plugin yourself?
[16:37] <Spark> munch13: will try
[16:37] <Spark> just had to reboot
[16:38] <Spark> i can reliably panic the kernel by attempting to remove iwl3945
[16:38] <raven_> geirha plugin for any file it cannot play but there is nothing but mp3 and mp3 it can play already
[16:38] <mp3guy> hi, I'm trying to set up a simple crossover lan cable network between two ubuntu machines, what do I need to file in for address netmask and gateway in the manual eth0 configuration in order to prevent my DHCP wifi from being knocked out
[16:38] <csanda> i'm at work...disabling WPA isn't an option...this is an ubuntu problem...PCs and Macs can connect fine
[16:39] <sipior> csanda: my point was to determine whether the card could connect to an open wireless AP first. WPA support can be dicey under linux (sadly).
[16:40] <bishop> my wep is always available...can't connect ...ubuntu9
[16:40] <csanda> not sure what you mean by open wireless AP....but I've had no problems connecting to other networks in the past...admittidly I don't think I have ran into a WPA network that i've tried to connect to yet on this PC
[16:40] <gpowergz> Is there anny propper site to get sound driver to : ASUS M3N78 motherbord?
[16:41] <munch13> spark: i've got to head out for a minute.  hope the rate thing works, if not, you could also play around with security on your router and see if that's the issue.  there's still a lot of problems with encyprtion and open-source wi-fi drivers.  last case, i'd do that link you showed me for re-install
[16:41] <Vonor> hi
[16:42] <ZykoticK9> csanda, you mentioned password is you wireless set to "WEP 64/128-bit ASCII" in wireless manager ?
[16:42] <Vonor> what program does ubuntu use to set the monitor brightness if it can't be set through acpi?
[16:42] <Spark> munch13: it worked in 32 bit ubuntu
[16:42] <bishop> munch13 thanks
[16:42] <sipior> csanda: i meant an AP without access controls.
[16:42] <Spark> i used to use all sorts of wifi systems with the old install
[16:42] <Ratty__> I have a sound blaster Audigy 2ZS, and for some reason there is no sound working at all with 9.04... I was able to get sound working in 8.10... Not really sure why it isn't working in 9.04 other than kernel drivers not the same and not loading, but they are loaded after looking in lsmod.
[16:42] <ZykoticK9> csanda, sorry your using WPA aren't you
[16:42] <csanda> ZykoticK9: yes :(
[16:42] <ZykoticK9> csanda, have you tried the other WPA options?
[16:42] <zer0rez> how do i get gnome terminal to default to 80x43?
[16:42] <hipitihop> can someone suggest the best way to setup home shares on a server, so that users can go to anny machine, log in and have their desktop anh home files wherever they go ?
[16:43] <csanda> after trying to manually configure and then enabling auto again I was able to just now connect...however i'm not able to get internet or anything
[16:43] <SpaceBass> just not my day for linux on the desktop...
[16:43] <SpaceBass> anyone know of any other mail clients that support exchange besides evoloution?
[16:43] <csanda> there is more than one WPA option in 8.04?
[16:43] <Ratty__> SpaceBass: Thunderbird FTW
[16:43] <ZykoticK9> hipitihop, nfs and have the home directory shared through that.  good luck.
[16:43] <SpaceBass> Ratty__: only imap, not exchange :(
[16:43] <geirha> raven_: Hm, do you have a screenshot of the messages you get?
[16:44] <Ratty__> SpaceBass: Hehe, just use mutt then if you want basic
[16:44] <SpaceBass> didn't say I wanted basic :)
[16:44] <hipitihop> ZykoticK9: but what I read about nfs, suggests all users across all machines need to have different uid ???
[16:45] <Ratty__> SpaceBass: Haha... =) Move to gentoo and setup your own packages to now use anything but IMAP
[16:46] <csanda> now this makes even less sense...i'm connected to the network yet i'm not recieving a ip address...yet it says i'm connected
[16:46] <ZykoticK9> hipitihop, ? i haven't ran into that problem with nfs - but I'm not using it for home directories but i don't see why it wouldn't work.  best of luck.
[16:46] <SpaceBass> Ratty__: hummm not sure why being on gentoo would make a difference
[16:47] <geirha> hipitihop: All users must have the same uid
[16:47] <geirha> hipitihop: on all nfs clients
[16:47] <Ratty__> SpaceBass: You can specifiy what dependencies you want to install with the package since your installing the package from source.
[16:47] <Ratty__> -)
[16:48] <SpaceBass> Ratty__: but the point is there are no linux exchange clients - dependancies or otherwise
[16:48] <SpaceBass> if there were something, I could just eas easily compile on ubuntu
[16:48] <hipitihop> geirha: that's what I thought, afaik that is less then trivial to achieve, is is there an easy way ?
[16:49] <ZykoticK9> hipitihop, when you create the user accounts you can specify a uid, just create the same username / uids on all the machines.
[16:49] <Trijntje> xorg sometimes seems to redirect mouse input for compiz (shortcuts to rotate cube) to the current window. Any idea how to fix this?
[16:49] <geirha> hipitihop: See the first part of this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo
[16:49] <GoldenPockets> hi im trying to install xubuntu, but when i click on "places" i don't see my other partitions (in ubuntu i found them there)
[16:50] <hipitihop> ZykoticK9: tghat makes sense if you knew you were doing this up front... but these machines have been running for a few years
[16:50] <ZykoticK9> hipitihop, i'd personally recommend against trying to alter the uids of active accounts - could lead to permission issues...  best of luck.
[16:51] <hipitihop> geirha: thanks, is there a way to easily change a users uid and not break all their existing file permissions ?
[16:52] <ghoulsblade> hi all, i originally installed kubuntu, but now i want to try gnome rather than kde,  i did install a packet named "gnome" and some stuff that came with it, is that all or should i install other stuff as well so i have the full package from a typical ubuntu install ?
[16:52] <hipitihop> ZykoticK9: geirha: is there no other way on linux ? surely there is a more secure way using ublic/private keys or something then UID's ?
[16:52] <eurythmia> ghoulsblade, ubuntu-desktop
[16:53] <klync> hipitihop: it's not exactly "easy", but you can run something like this: find / -uid $OLDUID -exec chown $NEWGID {} \;
[16:53] <ghoulsblade> eurythmia, thanks =)
[16:53] <GoldenPockets> how can i do to see my local drives in "places" useing xubuntu
[16:53] <benovic1> whats the default folder for stuff that you want to share globally in your network? I want to have 1 folder thats accessible via samba, nfs and ftp.
[16:53] <eurythmia> ghoulsblade, no problem :)
[16:54] <Gustavito2> Hola que tal
[16:54] <ghoulsblade> ok, while that's downloading : in kde i could hold the alt key to move and resize windows with the mouse by clicking on any  place within the window, not neccessarily the border or so,  can i do that in gnome too and how do i set it up ?
[16:54] <sipior> hipitihop: most places that run nfs also use ldap or nis (ick) for centralised authentication. how many machines are you dealing with, and roughly how many users?
[16:55] <neverdie> hi
[16:55] <neverdie> there
[16:55] <ghoulsblade> hi
[16:55] <neverdie> i need a network moniter gadget
[16:55] <Gustavito2> hola que tal XD
[16:55] <ZykoticK9> benovic1, there is no 'default' fold that shares across SMB/NFS/FTP - but you could set those servers up and have them point to the same folder and watch the mayhem begin ;)
[16:55] <J_A_X> so, I took my hd from my old laptop to my new one.  Most things work out, except the wireless.  It seems that the driver is stuck to the old wireless card.  Is there a way to reset this?
[16:56] <Trijntje> xorg sometimes seems to redirect mouse input for compiz (shortcuts to rotate cube) to the current window. Any idea how to fix this?
[16:56] <hipitihop> sipior: it is a home environment with 6 workstations, also have a NAS, and want to put the home drives on the nas...would hate to have to use cifs/smb
[16:57] <grayhane> I downloaded 9.04 i386 burnt it to a dvd but it will not work, can this normally be done to a DVD ?
[16:57] <benovic1> ZykoticK9: haha, ty! so where in the filesystem would be a reasonable spot to place the mayhem folder? /var/shared ? /home/shared ?
[16:57] <hipitihop> sipior: sorry forgot the users, same 6
[16:58] <ghoulsblade> hi all, i'm trying to switch over to gnome from kde/kubuntu, in kde i could hold the alt key to move and resize windows with the mouse by clicking on any  place within the window, not necessarily the border or so,  can i do that in gnome too and how do i set it up ?
[16:58] <Audi> Hello
[16:58] <ghoulsblade> hi
[16:58] <geirha> hipitihop: You could look into sshfs too
[16:58] <Kalmi> grayhane, yes... it should work....
[16:58] <ZykoticK9> ghoulsblade, the alt key window resize thing is an Xorg thing - independed of WM or Environment - so it works in Gnome / Fluxbox / whatever
[16:59] <Audi> :)
[16:59] <teonanacatl> hi there
[16:59] <hipitihop> geirha: looking
[16:59] <ZykoticK9> benovic1, it's up to you man... put the mayhem folder where you'd like it - /home/shared might be a good place to start though
[16:59] <asuslive> has anyone had any issues with your mouse stopping in the middle of the screen(similar to if it had reached the edge of a screen)
[16:59] <grayhane> Kalmi it gets to the first screen and then tells me disk error, should I download a new iso or reburn this one to another dvd ? I cannot even check the disk
[17:00] <alsuren> does anyone know what ubuntu will do if it can't find /usr at boot time?
[17:00] <Audi> ooooo
[17:00] <benovic1> ZykoticK9: allright! thanks! i'll do it!
[17:00] <teonanacatl> i am using ubuntu since a few days and i cant get my SPDIF-output working. analog-out works great. any suggestions? i am using onboard sound of an ASUS P5N7A
[17:00] <ZykoticK9> alsuren, i'd imagine it would boot - but many things would be broken...
[17:00] <Kalmi> grayhane, md5 check your download and burn a new one
[17:01] <Audi> I have nothing to do.
[17:01] <Kalmi> asuslive, seems like something is grabbiung the mouse....
[17:01] <Kalmi> asuslive, *grabbing
[17:01] <grayhane> Kalmi, thanks , now do I md5 check this iso ?
[17:01] <Audi> there are many people who will now.
[17:02] <kakalel> anyone who knows about usb modems?=
[17:02] <sipior> hipitihop: shouldn't be hard to synchronise so few users. decide on the new uids, edit, /etc/passwd and then use chown -R to set the ownership of existing files. one thing to be careful about: sudo will get confused if a user in the admin group changes uid. be sure that you always have a valid sudo user. consider temporarily activating the root account on each machine until you have verified that the "new" account can make use of sudo.
[17:03] <holyguyver> sipior, Alright I relabeled it & everything is fine :) .
[17:03] <Audi> : O
[17:03] <Kalmi> grayhane, there are a lot of software to that... just google md5 sum or md5 check and you will find a lot...
[17:03] <Kalmi> grayhane, and compare the md5 sum of the iso to the one on the website
[17:04] <sipior> holyguyver: good. remember, disks fail all the time. if you get complacent about it, it will come back to bite you. some friendly advice, acquired through painful experience.
[17:04] <ghoulsblade> ZykoticK9  : thanks, i had it on alt key in kde, there was some config dialog to set the key there, but it seems to be turned off in gnome =\
[17:04] <grayhane> Kalmi, thanks for the help
[17:05] <rincon> does ubuntu server has firewalls enabled when you just install it
[17:05] <ZykoticK9> ghoulsblade, try alt+middle mouse in Gnome
[17:05] <ohyouknow1987> does anybody know how to create a home folder in ubuntu on a windows domain???
[17:05] <Audi> Does anyone have who have seen "Return to the Future" movie?
[17:05] <Pici> !firewall | rincon yes
[17:05] <Pici> Audi: This is a support channel, you can join #ubuntu-offtopic for other discussion..
[17:05] <teonanacatl> no hints how to use get SPDIF working?
[17:05] <teonanacatl> -use
[17:05] <twopeak> Hello. I'm looking for someone who can help me setting modelines in my xorg.conf file so I can get the computer image on my tv screen.
[17:05] <Audi> Little: Okay
[17:06] <ohyouknow1987> can someone help me please
[17:06] <holyguyver> sipior, thanks but I have delt with this before. See my previous 1tb disk died & I spent 2,600 to have it professionally recovered.
[17:06] <sipior> holyguyver: and you're worried about dropping a hundred quid on a new disk? uh...okay :-)
[17:06] <Audi> ö
[17:06] <Audi> :(
[17:06] <rincon> ubottu: when you install ubuntu desktop firewall is disabled by default?
[17:06] <holyguyver> sipior, that was a few years ago, I had the money at that time :p
[17:07] <ohyouknow1987> i was able to put ubuntu on a windows domain but i cannot figure out how to map a home folder. Any ideas????
[17:07] <hipitihop> sipior: sure. still a fair bit of work and a little error prone after all I know enough to be dangerous :-)
[17:08] <sipior> hipitihop: just be sure to have a rescue cd to hand in case you lock yourself out of the system
[17:08] <Audi> I am from svergie.
[17:08] <Audi> bye
[17:08] <hipitihop> sipior: you mean normal livecd ?
[17:08] <rincon> Pici: when you install ubuntu desktop firewall is disabled by default?
[17:08] <ohyouknow1987> does anyone know how to network ubuntu on a domain and create a home folder
[17:08] <Madbuntu> !firestarter
[17:08] <velcroshooz> does anyone have a Radeon HD 3100/3200 running fine with hdmi out? under 8.10 or 9.04? with ubuntu drivers or catalyst?
[17:08] <sipior> hipitihop: sure, that'll work fine
[17:09] <GoldenPockets> why cant i see my local drives in xubuntu?
[17:09] <Pici> rincon: There are no firewall rules setup by default, but theres also nothing listening.
[17:09] <ohyouknow1987> any networking people here???
[17:10] <ghoulsblade> ZykoticK9  : thanks, that did the trick =)
[17:10] <dakarn> just ask
[17:10] <rincon> Pici: does same applies to ubuntu server ?
[17:10] <Pici> rincon: Yes.
[17:10] <hipitihop> sipior: now most people avoid nis, so should  be considering ldap or is that overkill for such a small setup ?
[17:10] <ohyouknow1987> is there anyone here who can help me
[17:12] <mathijs175> my ubuntu cant be installed, i tried the desktop and the alternate cd´s but they didnt work, is there any other way?
[17:12] <ohyouknow1987> there are 1500 people here and not 1 person can help me>???
[17:12] <Pici> !patience | ohyouknow1987
[17:12] <aa3b> I just arrived
[17:13] <dakarn> mathijis175: what do you mean 'they didn't work'
[17:13] <sipior> hipitihop: it's worth it if you find yourself logging into other machines often. ldap can be annoying to set up, and becomes a central point of failure in your network (if the ldap server is down, no one can log in). i use it, but it's a matter of taste, and how tightly you want your network machines to be interconnected. you can probably get by with a simple script to push /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow to the other machines. password changes are awkward t
[17:13] <mathijs175> i cant install ubuntu with them, they both stop the installation
[17:13] <ohyouknow1987> pici: sorry
[17:14] <dakarn> you receive an error?
[17:14] <mathijs175> somethimes i get errro 5 or something like that
[17:15] <mathijs175> but most of the time my screen freezes, or becomes black
[17:15] <dakarn> you make it past partitioner and the install hangs?
[17:15] <mathijs175> yes
[17:15] <hipitihop> sipior: thanks for all the tips. I'm surprised it is not easier to setup single sign on and have users home drives available across the network.
[17:16] <sipior> hipitihop: it's easy to set up if you're setting up the network all at once. trying to tie together a number of machines that have been "growing organically" for a while tends to be trickier.
[17:17] <LuciusMare> hello
[17:17] <sipior> hipitihop: anyway, have fun with the NAS
[17:17] <hipitihop> sipior: :-) cheers
[17:18]  * hipitihop scurries off reading about nfs, ldap kerberos and sshfs
[17:19] <Black_L> Hello men
[17:19] <dakarn> are you using a raid array?
[17:19] <Black_L> Me?
[17:19]  * hipitihop tips hat to all those that volunteered their knowledge and suggestions
[17:19] <dakarn> mathithis
[17:19] <mathijs175> no, there is only one harddisk in it
[17:20] <Black_L> Is there a way to have Ubuntu automatically download drivers for my GPU?
[17:21] <mib_7nxfhl> is remote access enabled by default on ubuntu 9.04?
[17:21] <dakarn> black_l: it should, you would likely need to enable restricted drivers
[17:21] <ghoulsblade> Black_L,  try installing envyng, it does have ati&nvidia driver download help
[17:21] <Black_L> It's an Intel chipset
[17:21] <hipitihop> mib_7nxfhl: define remote access, do you mean ssh ?
[17:22] <Black_L> I don't know anything about their chipsets and i fear for the worste trying to find their GPU drivers
[17:22] <mib_7nxfhl> yes hipitihop im at work and i want to control it remotely
[17:23] <hipitihop> mib_7nxfhl: ssh is not enabled by default. however can easily enable by installing the openssh server. be aware of security issues with ssh
[17:24] <mib_7nxfhl> lawl, but im at work now so i am out of luck?
[17:24] <ghoulsblade> hi all, i'm just trying to switch over from kde to gnome,  i'm using a few small dockapps for displaying net-traffic,top processes etc,  in gome they have a much too big border, is there a way to get around that problem without using different dockapps ?
[17:24] <hipitihop> mib_7nxfhl: I assume you have a router at home so you'd also have to make sure it allows you in
[17:24] <mib_7nxfhl> i do not, it is a 3G modem
[17:26] <hipitihop> mib_7nxfhl: it is still likely to hav a firewall and if not, then your machine. anyway sounds like you know enough to get past those issues too
[17:26] <berot3> does any1 know if its possible to install that cool jaunty-libnotify-osd on other distros too? like fedora or gentoo?
[17:26] <mib_7nxfhl> hipitihop: i dont have firewall enabled on my machine.
[17:26] <bastid_raZor> mib_7nxfhl, most residential isp's block ports 22,23,80 so having ssh listen to another port is required
[17:27] <mib_7nxfhl> and yeah i could forward ports etc
[17:27] <mib_7nxfhl> bastidrazor: its not residential
[17:27] <safruhani> hi , how can i download all "ubuntu studio" packages on 9.4, as a bundle ?
[17:27] <velcroshooz> does anyone have a Radeon HD 3100/3200 running fine with hdmi out? under 8.10 or 9.04? with member:ubuntu drivers or catalyst?
[17:27] <hipitihop> mib_7nxfhl: so your machine is totally exposed to the internet ?
[17:28] <dakarn> mathijs: are you installing dualboot?
[17:28] <mib_7nxfhl> basically. lol.
[17:28] <qdb> hello. ubuntu has a problem
[17:28] <thiebaude> safruhani: just go into synaptic and check everything ubuntu-studio
[17:28] <safruhani> ok thiebaude thanks
[17:28] <thiebaude> your welcomed, safruhani
[17:28] <bazhang> safruhani, ubuntustudio-desktop is the package
[17:28] <qdb> i have created tar gz archive from files saved by title from internet.
[17:29] <qdb> thay have utf-8 letters in names
[17:29] <mathijs175> no dakam, i am not dualbooting, the harddisk is empty
[17:29] <safruhani> bazhang: thanks my friend
[17:29] <qdb> i have then unarchived it with winrar in win xp and it unarchived it as one byte encoding.
[17:29] <dakarn> is this a new hd?
[17:30] <mathijs175> it is an older one, only 20 gyg
[17:30] <qdb> tar gz does not say that file names in it utf-8?
[17:30] <zer0rez> is there an alternative gmail notifier?
[17:30] <hipitihop> mib_7nxfhl: sounds scary, I'd recommend configuring your firewall or something like firestarter or whatever is the norm on ubuntu for easy admin to lock you machine down as much as possible.
[17:30] <qdb> even if it does not say, winrar would ask me
[17:30] <ghoulsblade> hi all, i'm just trying to switch over from kde to gnome,  i'm using a few small dockapps for displaying net-traffic,top processes etc,  in gome they have a much too big border, is there a way to get around that problem without using different dockapps ?
[17:30] <qdb> could ask
[17:30] <qdb> so problem is in winrar too
[17:31] <neXus> hi
[17:31] <neXus> if you want a very good firewall check this http://web.archive.org/web/20050421015503/lfw.sourceforge.net/
[17:31] <hipitihop> is there a better alternative to apt-cacher ?
[17:31] <sanguisdex> so due to the ATI driver issue I am going to be reinstalling an older version of Linux.  what do yall think should I go back to the LST or will I still be able to get security updates for 8.10.  Ir should I think about just going with debain linux instead?
[17:31] <kirkz> hey all, im trying to install through apt-get the Sun version of JDK, however after i do apt-get install ..., and do java -version i get the OpenJDK... whats going on?
[17:32] <neXus> it's an old project, but is very good
[17:33] <aa3b> kirkz: maybe you need to do something like apt-get install sun-java6-jdk
[17:33] <wildc4rd> evening all
[17:33]  * hipitihop nods at wildc4rd
[17:34] <FLJohn> Ok.  I have had enough
[17:34] <qdb> uuu
[17:34] <aa3b> welcome aboard
[17:34] <FLJohn> I do not know enough about linux.  I hate to move to Gatesville,
[17:34] <dakarn> mathijs: can you run sudo fdisk -l and pm me the log?
[17:34] <qdb> i tried zip archive
[17:35] <qdb> it also does not work
[17:35] <Black_L> Is there any easy way to get my GPU drivers going?
[17:35] <mathijs175> how do i run that? im new in ubuntu :P
[17:35] <thiebaude> kirkz: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-java-runtime-environment-jre-in-ubuntu-904-jaunty.html
[17:35] <FLJohn> I do not know enough about terminal or programming to get this ATI intergrated Video Motherboard to stop hangning
[17:35] <qdb> how can i pack file names so that windows can open them?
[17:35] <erUSUL> !nvidia | Black_L
[17:35] <Black_L> erUSUL : Intel
[17:35] <oDuda> im download ubuntu 9.04. It have some issue ?
[17:36] <erUSUL> Black_L: they are installed by default no need to install anything more
[17:36] <Black_L> Then why is it stuck on 800x600...
[17:36] <Black_L> That is the new question
[17:36] <erUSUL> qdb: most archive programs anderstanf tar.gz you can use rar or zip
[17:36] <erUSUL> !rar
[17:36] <thiebaude> oDuda: whats wrong?
[17:37] <neXus> http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.HTML
[17:37] <hipitihop> oDuda: I have been using it since it came out with no issues, but that probably does not mean anything and dpends on your hardware
[17:37] <qdb> erUSUL, windows opened both tar gz and zip wrongly
[17:37] <ghoulsblade> hi all, i'm just trying to switch over from kde to gnome,  i'm using a few small dockapps for displaying net-traffic,top processes etc,  in gome they have a much too big border, is there a way to get around that problem without using different dockapps ?
[17:37] <neXus> you can find there the drivers
[17:37] <neXus> for your ati
[17:37] <erUSUL> qdb: a windows problem ? the archive got corrupted ?
[17:37] <qdb> tar gz i opened with winrar and zip tried just now with windows built in archiver
[17:37] <dakarn> mathijs open up terminal
[17:37] <rootvirus> need help badly.
[17:37] <qdb> yes, file names are not correct
[17:37] <aa3b> virus!
[17:37] <erUSUL> qdb: i have never had any issues with archives created in linux
[17:38] <qdb> now i try 7z
[17:38] <oDuda> thiebaude: somebody says that Kubuntu 9.04 has some issue... but hipitihop had answer me too... thanks !
[17:38] <Joeseph> Hi.    I am trying to get my wg111t wireless dongle adapter to work in Ubuntu.  I've done it before, but it does not seem to be working this time.  I've installed the drivers through ndiswrapper, and it tells me that the device is present.  However, when I  go to the top right of my screen to connect to a network, the wireless portion says "device not managed".... any ideas?
[17:38] <thiebaude> yw
[17:38] <oDuda> thie ty
[17:39] <Quagmire> Hello Guys, I had a hardware issue with one of my laptops not wanting to run 8.10. The Intel AHCI driver would not support running 8.10 in enhanced mode, so the only way I had to run 8.10 meant turning a setting in my bios from enhanced to compatible mode and that would have meant reinstalling Vista from scratch, so I passed on that. Now it's a new day --->9.04 & I want to know if the Intel AHCI driver has been included in Jaunty. Doe
[17:39] <rootvirus> new to linux but love it already, does anyone know how to unrar a lagrge package?
[17:39] <mathijs175> i did
[17:39] <oDuda> hipitihop hows about performance ? boot time ? some significant difference ?
[17:39] <mathijs175> i have the log
[17:39] <jkemp_> @rootvirus default archive manager shoudl do .rar i think
[17:39] <bizhat1> when i start frox, i get error "Starting frox: caching ftp proxy server: disabled", how do i enable it ?
[17:39] <rootvirus> OH
[17:39] <l3ns> hi again..
[17:40] <aa3b> rootvirus: you'll need to install the package unrar as well
[17:40] <Black_L> Anyone know how i could get a decent GUI on Ubuntu? The Kubuntu, Xubuntu, and default GUIs are all horrific...
[17:40] <jkemp_> Just right click > extract. Should work..
[17:40] <neXus> $ man unrar :)
[17:40] <rootvirus> ok
[17:40] <nibbler> rootvirus: aptitude install unrar; unrar e $file
[17:40] <l3ns> is there a function in hardy heron that is like restore in windows?
[17:40] <rootvirus> where do i get it
[17:40] <rootvirus> ?
[17:40] <jkemp_> Or  as nibbler said...
[17:40] <thiebaude> !wm
[17:40] <jkemp_> install unrar and rar utility for bash line
[17:40] <thiebaude> !window managers
[17:40] <nibbler> l3ns: apt-get remove -purge and reinstall?
[17:40] <dakarn> Black_L: get openbox =)
[17:40] <hipitihop> oDuda: indeed, not that one has to boot too often ;-) ... I was impressed the other day, I managed to do a full install of 9.04 onto a usb flash drive and boot from it. considering usb is slow I thought 75 seconds on an old laptop was impressive
[17:41] <dakarn> !openbox
[17:41] <Spec> ban removal time!
[17:41] <thiebaude> Spec: i see it coming
[17:41] <aa3b> lol
[17:41] <rootvirus> Thanks
[17:41] <hipitihop> oDuda: obvioulsy normal boot fom hdd much faster and so is shutdown
[17:42] <aa3b> uh oh. i take back that lol :-p
[17:42] <hipitihop> oDuda: what are you comparing to ?
[17:42] <Spec> hrmph, LP is sad today
[17:42] <thiebaude> oDuda: are you using ext4?
[17:43] <l3ns> nibbler: what does it do?
[17:43] <IHS_Intern> I got some olf P4s, and just processors... which is going to be a better idea to use, a 2.4ghz with 512kb l2 cache, or 2.8ghz with 128kb cache..the 2.4 is branded as a P4, the 2.8 as a celeron.
[17:43] <jamiejackson> good afternoon, folks. is there a way to get the find gui to show me its underlying commands? it would be nice to have a find gui that could act as a tutor in doing the same on the command line. i remember there was something i used in red hat more than a decade ago to do this in a roundabout way. any thoughts?
[17:44] <nibbler> l3ns: deinstalls and reinstalls software. totally useless btw in most cases, whats your problem?
[17:44] <Quagmire> Guys, does anyone know if 9.04 supports the Intel AHCI driver & if not where is the simpliest way to findout?
[17:44] <erUSUL> IHS_Intern: the p4 with more cache is preferable in my opinion
[17:44] <Spec> Quagmire: google is probably the fastest way to find out.
[17:44] <ghoulsblade> hi all, i'm just trying to switch over from kde to gnome,  i'm using a few small dockapps for displaying net-traffic,top processes etc,  in gome they have a much too big border, is there a way to get around that problem without using different dockapps ?
[17:44] <thiebaude> IHS_Intern: i second that
[17:44] <erUSUL> Quagmire: it does; ahci is supported by linux since a long time
[17:44] <hipitihop> IHS_Intern: my guess would be the one with better l@ cache
[17:44] <Detrix> I am having issues installing j2ee.  I have download the bin file but when I run it, I am missing libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3.  I have tried to apt-get it, but apt-get cant find the package.  what am I doing wrong???
[17:44] <qdb> 7z is opened correctly by winrar but with lot of messages, i stopped it.
[17:45] <erUSUL> Detrix: install from the repos
[17:45] <IHS_Intern> erUSUL, thanks, I was wondering if the .4ghz could make up for it.
[17:45] <qdb> i will try 7zip program
[17:45] <erUSUL> !java | Detrix
[17:45] <kallel> server irc.arrakis.es
[17:45] <thiebaude> IHS_Intern: its not much difference
[17:45] <erUSUL> IHS_Intern: more memory is allways better than more speed
[17:45] <Detrix> no no no J2EE  enterprise edition sdk
[17:46] <erUSUL> !info sun-java6-jdk
[17:46] <l3ns> nibbler: I need to restore my hardy heron to it's state 3 days ago.
[17:46] <thiebaude> hi pici
[17:46] <Quagmire> Spec with all due respect ...what type of search should I do? I've tried several things, but I'm not sure what is the best way to search for it
[17:46] <unop> jamiejackson, I don't think there is. but there are quite a few good tutorials on find you could use to learn it, like this one.  http://mywiki.wooledge.org/UsingFind
[17:46]  * Pici waves
[17:46] <oDuda> hipitihop (about ubuntu performance) thanks, youre right impressive time to boot (i promisse i will not talk about windows time) LOL
[17:46] <l3ns> nibbler: my hardy heron just acted so weird
[17:46] <Spec> So, who is responsible for the patching of X.org in Ubuntu?
[17:47] <Joeseph> Hi.  I'm trying to connect to the internet on my desktop computer.   For some reason, the default network manager is telling me that my devices are "unmanaged".... how do I fix this?
[17:47] <nibbler> l3ns: there is no snapshots, unless you took them... (fs snapshots are supported depending on used fs)
[17:47] <hipitihop> oDuda: rofl
[17:47] <jamiejackson> yeah, i'm aware of that route, unop, thx. there was a way, i'll find it eventually :)
[17:47] <nibbler> l3ns: most likely its your userconfig that is broken, try to login as different user and see if things behave better
[17:47] <ZykoticK9> Joeseph, have you tried to set a static ip?
[17:48] <oDuda> thiebaude im just downloading now... but at night ill install ext4 (as you mentioned before) at a sata 1 hd...
[17:48] <Joeseph> ZykoticK9: I have in the past.....  do I need to disable that or something?
[17:48] <porter1> How does one delete everything associated with evolution? When I delete my account, and apt-get purge, it still seems to be remembering things...
[17:48] <Detrix> hmmmm.  thanks...
[17:48] <l3ns> nibbler: when I go to systems->preferences->sessions, it wont continue to load....my firefox has been corrupted, same with other applications
[17:48] <Titan8990> porter1, purge does not delete anything from a user's home directory
[17:48] <Spec> Quagmire: no idea, but that'll be the easiest ;)
[17:48] <ZykoticK9> Joeseph, check your /etc/network/interfaces file - if you see something about your Wireless i'd try and remove it and see what happens
[17:48] <porter1> Titan8990, I even deleted the .evolution folder
[17:49] <Titan8990> porter1, home directory will contain hidden folder that store user specific things such as evolution settings
[17:49] <Spec> Quagmire: do you know the name of the driver?
[17:49] <Titan8990> porter1, then settings are stored somewhere else under ~
[17:49] <unop> porter1,  so what kind of stuff is 'remembered'?
[17:49] <Titan8990> porter1, .gnome2 maybe
[17:49] <Pici> Spec: If you're looking to talk to the devs they're probably in #ubuntu-x, although with UDS this week they may not be around.
[17:49] <porter1> hmmm
[17:49] <bizhat1> when i start frox, i get error "Starting frox: caching ftp proxy server: disabled", how do i enable it ?
[17:49] <qdb> 7zip opened correctly
[17:49] <nibbler> l3ns: if you dont have backups you cant restore. yet i recommend you to setup a new user and see if the prblem persists. if it is gone, its a problem with your user config which is saved in the .* files in your homedir
[17:49] <Spec> Pici: hmm, well, i kinda wanna remove an ubuntu-specific patch from xorg-server and see if it fixes a problem I'm seeing
[17:50] <qdb> but iamges form _files folder are not shown
[17:50] <l3ns> nibbler: Okay, I will try setting a new account now...
[17:50] <dakarn> !boot sector
[17:50] <unop> porter1,  find /home/unop/.g[cn]* -iname "*evolution*" -exec rm -rif {} \;
[17:51] <Spec> pici; but the patch fixed a very important bug :(
[17:51] <unop> porter1, err.  find ~/.g[cn]* -iname "*evolution*" -exec rm -rif {} \;
[17:51] <jamiejackson> ahh, found one unop. here's one that seems more straightforward than the roundabout way i used to do it http://www.kbrandt.com/2008/06/pygnomefind-gui-frontend-to-gnu-find.html
[17:51] <Joeseph> ZykoticK9: There's stuff there about my wireless, but it doesn't have any information about ip addresses or anything.  Should I remove it anyway?
[17:51] <Spec> unop: -if?
[17:51] <Spec> jamiejackson: neat
[17:52] <borg_13> #ubuntu-nl
[17:52] <ZykoticK9> Joeseph, if you see wireless in that file i think that's why it's "not managed" in network manager - i'd back the file up and try removing the wireless stuff - then reboot and see if NM then picks it up.
[17:52] <oDuda> hipitihop one best things over the world is to see a free system doing impressives things against that (better) paids systems...
[17:52] <eurythmia> hey there Dalila
[17:52] <qdb> because they are thus way: ="%D0%A1%D1%82%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B8%D1%86%D0%B0%20%D0%9D%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%BE%D1%81%D1%82%D0%B5%D0%B96_files/dot.gif ms ie 8 does not open them! that is saved with firefox
[17:53] <l3ns> nibbler: i will be back in a while, i need to restart it to re login, almost everything is corrupted
[17:53] <unop> Spec, man rm ?
[17:53] <Spec> unop: aren't they conflicting options?
[17:53] <Dalila> eurythmia :)
[17:53] <Joeseph> ZykoticK9: AH!  Somewhere in the middle I got internet! I saw the weather in my gnome panel! but now it's gone....   I don't feel like restarting my pc, but I can if I need to.  What's the command to reload the network manager?
[17:53] <Dalila> hey eurythmia
[17:54] <hipitihop> oDuda: sure is, no looking back for me...anyway must get some sleep. good luck
[17:54] <eurythmia> Dalila, sorry, couldn't help myself ;)
[17:54] <unop> Spec, one prompts for your acceptance, the other forces removal .. I don't see how something could conflict here.
[17:54] <oDuda> hipitihop nice talk ! nice sleep !
[17:54] <Joeseph> ZykoticK9: Well, never mind.   network Manager still says I'm unmanaged, but I'm connected somehow!
[17:54] <Dalila> eurythmia couldn't help yourself to say "hey" ?
[17:54] <ZykoticK9> Joeseph, not sure but you could try "sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart"
[17:54] <pmratpoison> hello! I need help with the syntax of unrar. I have lots of rars in a folder, in groups of 2 parts. for example file01-part1.rar file01-part2.rar file02-part1.rar file02-part2.rar and so on. I want to unrar them all at once. I use unrar x file*part1.rar and it doesn't work, how do I proceed?
[17:54] <Spec> unop: -f is 'never prompt' as well
[17:54] <alarm> hello, where can i download and install adobes flash player for 64bit ?
[17:54] <alarm> !flash
[17:55] <alarm> nah, thats not it
[17:55] <aa3b> pmratpoison: unrar e <filename> should work
[17:55] <eurythmia> Dalila, "... what's it like in New York City? ... I'm a thousand miles away, but girl ..." etc, etc ... :P
[17:55] <Joeseph> Yay.  I'm connected now.  Thanks ZykoticK9.
[17:55] <knoppix__> hola
[17:55] <ZykoticK9> pmratpoison, i don't think you'll be able to use * in that manner, you'd need a do-loop i think.
[17:55] <knoppix__> Hi
[17:56] <aa3b> hi knoppix__
[17:56] <Dalila> eurythmia hehe, thank you for saying "hey" anyway
[17:56] <geirha> pmratpoison: for file in file*part1.rar; do unrar x "$file"; done
[17:56] <oshua86> pmratpoison, what is it exactly the command u using
[17:56] <eurythmia> Dalila, no prob, I enjoy greets to pseudo-random people :)
[17:56] <nibbler> pmratpoison: you need a for loop.... for i in $(ls *part1.rar); do unrar e $i; done
[17:56] <pmratpoison> oshua86: scroll up
[17:56] <aa3b> I think I read the word "girl" somewhere
[17:56] <knoppix__> how it's going?
[17:56] <Dalila> eurythmia that was cool, see you :)
[17:57] <geirha> nibbler: don't loop the output of ls
[17:57] <unop> nibbler,   for i in *part1.rar; do ...  # using ls like that is error prone
[17:57] <eurythmia> what, going somewhere?
[17:57] <Quagmire> Spec, sorry I missed your reply. I'm not posotive, but I think its just simply an Intel AHCI driver that is the issue. I was told a while back I figured I would wait until 9.04 showed and then look to see if it had been added, but I'm not sure where to look for it.
[17:57] <pmratpoison> whoah, lots of conflicting info at once! I'll read the do manual and proceed
[17:58] <mmm4m5m> question please: does ubuntu 8.04 (or above) have a driver for ﻿nvidia? I just upGraded from 7.10 to 8.04. There was a problem with display. With ubuntu 7.10 I had to use the driver from nvidia web site (nothing else works).
[17:58] <nibbler> geirha: his filenames look clean! :D
[17:58] <Joeseph> mmm4m5m: Which Nvidia device?
[17:58] <oshua86> pmratpoison, i use rar -e
[17:59] <mmm4m5m> Joeseph: 9600 graphic card (not sure about all details)
[17:59] <aa3b> pmratpoison: unrar x <part1> should work. where <part1> is the filename for the first part. The rest of the parts will be picked up automatically
[17:59] <pmratpoison> oshua86: what is e option?
[17:59] <geirha> nibbler: But using an external command to do something the shell has built-in is a bit of a waste
[17:59] <unop> nibbler, yes, he'll keep using your construct until the day they aren't .. and that could potentially be errm, surprising/devestating.
[17:59] <oshua86> pmratpoison, extract files to current directory
[17:59] <pmratpoison> aa3b: I know, I just have lots of multipart rars and I don't wanna do it 70 times
[17:59] <nibbler> ok geirha unop i agree
[17:59]  * eurythmia loves having 2 monitors at work
[17:59] <Quagmire> Spec I do know that 8.10 refused to allow me to use the cd/dvd drive and someone figured outthat it was the setting in the BIOS needed to be turned from enhanced to compatible
[18:00] <aa3b> pmratpoison: then looping is a good idea :)
[18:00] <mmm4m5m> Joeseph: "01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation G94 [GeForce 9600 GT] (rev a1)"
[18:00] <eurythmia> although, the friggin' amd catalyst control centre, and fglrx module, are totally messed up
[18:00] <alfacat> hi
[18:00] <l3ns> nibbler: It does not let me log in using other user account
[18:00] <pmratpoison> oshua86: it says "No files to extract" anyway, I'm thinking of doing a loop, because I think it's a good idea to get used to console-fu
[18:00] <eurythmia> mmm4m5m, you can use the program "jockey" to enable nvidia drivers.
[18:00] <Quagmire> Spec the only problem was I would have to reinstall Vista from scratch and that didn;t appeal to me
[18:00] <l3ns> nibbler: it says "your session only lasted less than 10 seconds....."
[18:00] <alfacat> whats the best suported gpu for ubuntu jaunty?
[18:01] <pmratpoison> aa3b: man for and man do should be sufficient, no?
[18:01] <eurythmia> alfacat, why, are you buying a new video card specifically for jaunty?
[18:01] <aa3b> pmratpoison: you'll find info about looping in man bash
[18:01] <alfacat> yes
[18:01] <pmratpoison> aa3b: ok thnx
[18:02] <ZykoticK9> pmratpoison, do man pages for "do" or "for", search google for bash for loop or something similar
[18:02] <ZykoticK9> pmratpoison, sorry "no man pages..."
[18:02] <alnassafi> Hi all
[18:02] <nibbler> l3ns: i'd think of reinstalling the system, keepng the homedir should make it quick+easy
[18:02] <alfacat> eurythmia I'm building a new box, for jaunty
[18:02] <pmratpoison> ZykoticK9: yeah, just realised
[18:02] <eurythmia> alfacat, I suspect that some of the newer nvidia cards are best. Intel is good, but it's somewhat behind at the moment because the rendering engine is being switched over to UXA which may lead to stability issues ... stay as far away from ATI as you can.
[18:02] <geirha> pmratpoison: http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/loops1.html
[18:02] <aa3b> pmratpoison: the basic syntax however is for i in arg1 arg2..; do command $i; done.. $i will take the values of the args
[18:02] <BiosElement> Quick question, I'd like to make a desktop shortcut to tintin++ which runs via console. How can I make it bring up the console and run tt++?
[18:03] <mmm4m5m> eurythmia: I have nvidia drivers here and usually I need to manually run and rebuild modules (after update linux headers). This is what I did with ubuntu 7.10. This time it say "failed" but after reboot (second reboot after upGrage) it start working.
[18:03] <eurythmia> alfacat, this is all pretty generic advice, but I'm a generic kind of guy. Hope I've helped a bit.
[18:03] <pmratpoison> yay!!!! thnx for the info, I think I got it now
[18:03] <ZykoticK9> BiosElement, there is a "run in console" option
[18:03] <mmm4m5m> eurythmia: will check that program.. just not sure if it is ok now
[18:04] <l3ns> nibbler: I haven't reinstalled my hardy I don't know how it's done so that I won't lose my important files....
[18:04] <Trijntje> xorg sometimes seems to redirect mouse input for compiz (shortcuts to rotate cube) to the current window. Any idea how to fix this?
[18:04] <alfacat> eurythmia, you did, maybe you could sugest one with 3D support
[18:04] <eurythmia> mmm4m5m, jockey takes care of the configuration.
[18:04] <nibbler> l3ns: hmm ok... i dont want to advise you on this, dont want to be responsible if you lose anything :) anyway, you should have backups of all relevant data...
[18:04] <ZykoticK9> BiosElement, actually perhaps that isn't an option anymore :(  you could use something like "xterm -e <command>" type thing
[18:05] <BiosElement> ZykoticK9, Aight.
[18:05] <nibbler> l3ns: hardisks go broke without warning
[18:05] <eurythmia> alfacat, well, the Intel and newer nvidia cards have good 3d support. If you're going for high performance, you'd probably best stick with nvidia.
[18:05] <aa3b> BiosElement: you'll need to launch the terminal program before tt++. something like "xterm tt++" should work. what terminal program are we using anyway?
[18:05] <mmm4m5m> eurythmia: ok then... I was thinking like ubuntu driver is there that is why nvidia rebuild failed, etc,etc. Anyway. Thank you!!
[18:05] <l3ns> nibbler: and I've been looking around the net seems no one is seeding 8.04 anymore..
[18:05] <BiosElement> aa3b Ahh, tintin++, mud client.
[18:05] <arindom> Hi! Need help on Pulseaudio. In 9.04 when I am logging in the pulseaudio volume manager is muted.
[18:06] <nibbler> l3ns: take the chance to do an upgrade auf 9.04
[18:06] <alfacat> eurythmia: So I need a nvidia, wich are the currently best supported 3D models?
[18:06] <dakarn> connected via ppp0 with a 3G connection, is there a command to see whether i am connected via GPRS or UMTS?
[18:06] <arindom> Please help
[18:06] <l3ns> nibbler: is it worth it?
[18:06] <Vinceman> what is the latest flash version?
[18:06] <alfacat> Vinceman: I think its 10
[18:06] <l3ns> nibbler: is there a big difference from that of 8.04?
[18:06] <aa3b> BiosElement: just prepend the terminal program's name before tt++. gterm? or xterm -e tt++ should work.
[18:07] <Vinceman> alfacat, how can I check to see if I'm compatible with it?
[18:07] <BiosElement> aa3b Yep, That did the trick. Thanks
[18:07] <jf> Jaunty with ati hd 3200. Installed fglrx from synaptics, didn't work so uninstalled it now I have glxgears fps at 32 or less.
[18:07] <jf> What's up with that?
[18:07] <nibbler> l3ns: i'd say so, but upgrading is no pain.... i gues oyu can download 8.04 from ubuntu.com...
[18:07] <jf> Anyone with ati hd 3200 working fine?
[18:07] <ohyouknow1987> Hi everyone. Can someone help me with my networking issue?
[18:07] <alfacat> Vinceman: what flash are you talking about?
[18:07] <mib_wh8kor1g> How can I have gnome-do dock at the top of screen, not bottom
[18:08] <Vinceman> Adobe Flash?
[18:08] <l3ns> nibbler: I'd take that upgrading is different from reinstalling, right?
[18:08] <kitchen> I have an intrepid->jaunty regression failure: network manager to a cisco vpn: wholly stable in intrepid, reliably drops after 1h in jaunty.  googling + rtfm no help.  hints?
[18:08] <alfacat> Vinceman: the last version is 10, you are "compatible", dont worry :D
[18:08] <eurythmia> alfacat, go here (http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce_family.html) and look at the 8 and 9 series for specs ... when you find one you like, google for "<modelname> + linux"  and that should give you a good idea if that card has support yet.
[18:09] <alienkid10> hi guys
[18:09] <oDuda> hi 1
[18:09] <ohyouknow1987> Anyone know how to create a home folder in ubuntu that is actually o nmy windows server
[18:10] <macvr> !hi | alienkid10
[18:10] <alfacat> eurythmia: wich card do you use in your machine btw?
[18:10] <alienkid10> I am at command 33 in this tutorial: http://myhowtosandprojects.blogspot.com/2008/06/custom-live-cd-ubuntu-804-desktop.html and genisoimage is spiting errors
[18:10] <eurythmia> jf, two things: first)glxgears is NOT a benchmarking tool.  second) fglrx is kind of buggy (understatement of the year), especially under jaunty, and don't even think about dual head. Unless you really need 3d acceleration on a single head setup, you'd be better off using the radeon or radeonhd drivers.
[18:10] <Tasbuntu> Well, for once I get on here for a reason that ISNT I have a problem! Hello all, I'd like to ask where I can submit information about bugs and etcetera for Macbooks running Ubuntu
[18:10] <alienkid10> I'll paste the error in a sec
[18:10] <kitchen> ohyouknow1987, that's got to be documented somewhere, although it might not be ubuntu specific
[18:11] <Tasbuntu> o:
[18:11] <eurythmia> alfacat, i have an ati card (yuck!)
[18:11] <socialevil> hello i have a problem with my microphone.. first when i try to call in skype i am getting the "problem with recording device" second when i record something i can hear it only by my left side... nothing comes out from my right
[18:11] <alienkid10> damn got tog o
[18:11] <chaos2fu> hello everyone, whats the difference between kernel-server and kernel-generic in the grub loader?
[18:11] <alienkid10> go
[18:11] <Tasbuntu> Anyone know how?
[18:11] <alienkid10> thunder
[18:11] <alienkid10> hopefully fixed when I come back
[18:11] <ohyouknow1987> kitchen: i was able to put it on the domain, just cannot get the home folder to work correctly
[18:11] <Myrtti> chaos2fu: the other one is optimised for servers ;-)
[18:12] <Tasbuntu> Anyone know where and how I can submit information about Macbook's running a brand of Linux?
[18:12] <macvr> Tasbuntu: launchpad.net
[18:12] <chaos2fu> aahhh ok, but is there any performence difference in the daily work? cause they look both the same...
[18:12] <Tasbuntu> launchpad.net, eh
[18:12] <aa3b> Tasbuntu: bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu
[18:12] <mib_wh8kor1g> How can I have gnome-do dock at the top of screen, not bottom
[18:12] <Myrtti> chaos2fu: in general, I'd not use server in anything but plain servers that aren't used as desktop computers as well
[18:12] <macvr> mib_6ch0fqhd: u cant...
[18:13] <QRZ> ohyouknow1987: Do a persistent smb mount to the shared location on your windows box.  Then create a desktop symlink to the local mountpoint.
[18:13] <chaos2fu> ok thanks...basic question but but!
[18:13] <mathijs175> when im installing ubuntu  i had 2 times the error: the following file did not match it source on the cd/dvd with the files /target/usr/bin/gbd and /target/usr/lib/libdb-4.6.so and ar 32% of the installation i got an errno 4 input/output error. what should i do?
[18:14] <^biNuN_giRL^> kkkki
[18:14] <Myrtti> chaos2fu: for example, some of the graphics card drivers will not (or historically haven't) work with -server
[18:14] <macvr> mib_wh8kor1g: u cant make gnome-do dock at the top
[18:14] <jf> eurythmia: I uninstalled fglrx still the same thing.
[18:14] <ZykoticK9> mathijs175, you need to check you CD (via MD5), I/O error means it can't copy the file - either from the CD or onto you HD
[18:14] <jf> eurythmia: Was a lot better before installing and uninstalling it.
[18:15] <mathijs175> i checked the cd 4 times zykitic
[18:15] <jms32> GEDIT don't want to autodetect encoding of text files.And all is opening with UTF-8. How to normalize autodetect of encoding?
[18:15] <chaos2fu> ok i see mytti...;-)
[18:15] <chaos2fu> cause i think im running the server now...
[18:16] <ohyouknow1987> qrz: whats is a persistent smb mount?
[18:16] <QRZ> ohyouknow1987: Create an entry in your /etc/fstab that mounts the remote location over smb.
[18:16] <spc> hi im having this problem
[18:16] <spc> http://mixingfire.blogspot.com/2009/04/ubuntu-904-malicious-client-may-be.html
[18:16] <spc> i own a geforce 6600
[18:16] <spc> gt
[18:17] <QRZ> ohyouknow1987: Have it come up automatically on boot.  Then it's always there when you need it.
[18:17] <dakarn> mathijs was having an write permissions error using live installer, so i figured his bios was writing a boot sector, we made his sda1 unbootable in boot priority -- now he has an IO error
[18:17] <jf> Wow, I need this channel in full-hd and small font to be able to read all your msgs :)
[18:17] <chaos2fu> ok i seee...thanks for the answers...!
[18:17] <kitchen> ohyouknow1987, ymmv, but try chasing back on: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-974226.html
[18:17] <stedes> repositry ok please
[18:18] <stedes> i need repositry ok please
[18:18] <eseven73> !it | stedes
[18:18] <mathijs175> dakam, i had those errors more, not just this time
[18:18] <stedes> ci ho provato grazie
[18:19] <ubuntu_> ciao
[18:19] <ubuntu_> come si fa ad scaricare un film
[18:19] <eurythmia> alfacat, apparently the nvidia 8800GTS is pretty slick, and there's a forum post here (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=452879) on getting it working properly ... it fills out 41.6 billion textures per second.
[18:20] <eurythmia> (so, it's the best of the 8800 series)
[18:22] <ohyouknow1987> kitchen: so in order to do this i need to install samba on my windows server? or am i completely off track?
[18:22] <macvr> eurythmia: off topic... cool nick...
[18:22] <kitchen> ohyouknow1987, no, that'd be the wrong direction
[18:22] <socialevil> i have problem with my mic.. when i record.. after that when i want to hear i hear it only from the left how can i make it to hear left and right
[18:22] <kitchen> I was thinking the config file might have pointers on how to describe auto smb mounting for users
[18:23] <kitchen> more research definitely needed on your part
[18:23] <Titan8990> kitchen, automount will be done via fstab like everything else
[18:23] <Titan8990> kitchen, even with network shares
[18:23] <Titan8990> !fstab
[18:23] <Titan8990> kitchen, idk who you are talking to or I would have told them :)
[18:23] <eurythmia> macvr, thanks.
[18:23] <alienkid10> hello again
[18:24] <darlek> !hi | darlek
[18:24] <alienkid10> !paste
[18:24] <QRZ> ohyouknow1987: Do a google search on the following phrase, "auto mount smb share fstab"
[18:24] <ohyouknow1987> titan: i am having the problem with the network
[18:24] <Titan8990> ohyouknow1987, a windows network?
[18:24] <ohyouknow1987> qrz: thank you i will try this and let you know how it works out
[18:24] <Tasbuntu> thanks
[18:24] <ohyouknow1987> titan: yes windows server, ubuntu workstation
[18:25] <Titan8990> ohyouknow1987, sounds fail
[18:25] <QRZ> ohyouknow1987: That will give you many pages with examples.
[18:25] <geoaxis> i have a touch screen system of which i am not sure which drivers to use, tried to use lspci or lsub and no luck
[18:25] <zealiod> i'd like to use my installation of squid3 to add a banner at the top of every page - is there a simple ICAP server I can obtain via apt-get to do this?
[18:25] <alienkid10> on step 33 of this tutorial: http://myhowtosandprojects.blogspot.com/2008/06/custom-live-cd-ubuntu-804-desktop.html I get this error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/183772/
[18:26] <alienkid10> the command is in the paste
[18:26] <ZykoticK9> Anyone have jscal working under 9.04?  it works fine under 8.10 but doesn't seem to have any effect on 9.04.
[18:27] <Titan8990> alienkid10, pretty sure you used a -l instead of -I
[18:28] <alienkid10> where?
[18:28] <Titan8990> alienkid10, but you should do: man mkisofs
[18:28] <Titan8990> alienkid10, the only place there is a -l....
[18:28] <alienkid10> oh
[18:28] <alienkid10> i not L
[18:28] <alienkid10> ok I'll try that
[18:29] <livingdaylight> hi
[18:29] <Titan8990> alienkid10, dont just try it
[18:29] <alienkid10> -i no longer supported
[18:29] <Titan8990> alienkid10, look at the man page and make sure its right
[18:29] <livingdaylight> i have a second hard drive on my pc but whenever itry to mount it asks for password, and either i've forgotten it or its not accepting it. Either way i can't get to it. I've already reformatted it using gparted, can i reset the password somehow?
[18:29] <Titan8990> alienkid10, and i think it was capital I, which is why I am stressing that you look at how to use to command
[18:29] <Titan8990> alienkid10, because I personally do not
[18:29] <alienkid10> ok
[18:29] <mathijs175> when i install ubnuntu i had 2 times the error: the following file did not match it source on the cd/dvd with the files /target/usr/bin/gbd and /target/usr/lib/libdb-4.6.so and ar 32% of the installation i got an errno 5 input/output error(happened several times). anyone knows what i should do?
[18:30] <alienkid10> no man apge
[18:30] <alienkid10> page
[18:30] <Titan8990> livingdaylight, the password its asking for is you current user's password
[18:30] <Titan8990> livingdaylight, its to run things as root
[18:30] <Titan8990> !sudo | livingdaylight
[18:30] <aa3b> ubottu: that link is not working
[18:30] <livingdaylight> Titan8990: as i say, i submit my password but access is still denied
[18:30] <earthling> libdvdcss2 has no install candidate!  whats this?  i installed it with 8.10 but since upgrade to 9.04 it's listed in synaptic database but can not be installed.  HELP?
[18:31] <Titan8990> alienkid10, info mkisofs
[18:31] <alnassafi> Hail all
[18:31] <Titan8990> livingdaylight, can you use other things that requires sudo?
[18:31] <ksbalaji> which ubuntu app helps to convert physical units? say Celsius to Fahrenheit? kilometer to mile? pounds to kilos ?etc?
[18:31] <Titan8990> alienkid10, mine had a man page, but i use gentoo and it was a gentoo specific version of the tool
[18:32] <alienkid10> hmm
[18:32] <livingdaylight> Titan8990: that is strange it works now; what i did this time after i inserted password before hitting enter i ticked and enabled 'remember password'
[18:32] <alienkid10> -l is vaild
[18:32] <Titan8990> livingdaylight, good to here it is working
[18:33] <Titan8990> alienkid10, try supplying -M
[18:33] <livingdaylight> Titan8990: its mounted as /media/disk is that right. What would be the optimal way for me to make use of a second hard drive on this machine?
[18:33] <alienkid10> what does "missing pathspec" mean
[18:33] <ikevin> i've a problem with jaunty 64b, pulse audio and flash, i don't found how to get sound with flash
[18:33] <ikevin> anyone can tell me how make it working pleaseN
[18:34] <Titan8990> livingdaylight, it depends on your usage of the computer, if you do a lot of media you could make it your /home partition
[18:34] <^biNuN_giRL^> putra
[18:34] <ZykoticK9> earthling, use "sudo apt-get install libdvdread4" for ubuntu 9.04 instead
[18:34] <Titan8990> livingdaylight, if you just need file storage, you can leave as is
[18:34] <nubbe> Anyone know how to get just the program icons when doing alt+tab? not a picture of the window?
[18:34] <livingdaylight> Time`s_Witness: i can't copy anything over due to lack of write permissions
[18:34] <Myrtti> !english | ^biNuN_giRL^
[18:35] <alienkid10> it needs a session file
[18:35] <ksbalaji> which ubuntu app helps to convert physical units? say Celsius to Fahrenheit? kilometer to mile? pounds to kilos ?etc?
[18:35] <educere> What does LVM mean?
[18:35] <educere> !LVM
[18:35] <ZykoticK9> ksbalaji, you might want to check out screenlets.org - think i've seen a couple converters
[18:35] <livingdaylight> Titan8990:  i can't copy anything over due to lack of write permissions
[18:35] <Titan8990> ksbalaji, usually easy to find web apps for those
[18:36] <spudCakePie> anybody using 9.04 on a dell laptop? what worked and what didnt work?
[18:36] <geirha> alienkid10, Titan8990: mkisofs has recently changed name to genisoimage. So "man genisoimage"
[18:36] <Titan8990> ksbalaji, also believe there is an entire python lib for things such as that
[18:36] <Myrtti> spudCakePie: pc speaker doesn't work :-)
[18:36] <darlek> ksbalaji: actually using google can to this with the word 'to' between the conversions.  km/h to mph etc
[18:36] <Titan8990> geirha, ah, i thought that was gentoo specific.... mine was already symlinked
[18:36] <ZykoticK9> spudCakePie, support will depend on the Dell Model - they don't all have the same hardware
[18:36] <ksbalaji> ZykoticK9, Titan8990 thanks but any applications like calculator?
[18:36] <spudCakePie> Myrtti: thats a good thing, it means i dont have to open the laptop and unsolder it from the mobo. anything else?
[18:36] <alienkid10> geirha so run this command but mkisofs to genisoimage?
[18:36] <Myrtti> spudCakePie: also, sometimes the wlan seems to be a bit flaky, but generally works like a dream
[18:36] <earthling> Zykotick9: it was already installed...  so now what?
[18:36] <spudCakePie> yeah
[18:37] <J_A_X> so, I took my hd from my old laptop to my new one.  Most things work out, except the wireless.  It seems that the driver is stuck to the old wireless card.  Is there a way to reset this?
[18:37] <Myrtti> spudCakePie: this from Latitude D630 though
[18:37] <spudCakePie> im starting a job on the 1st using PHP / MySQL and they are getting me an XPS M1530
[18:37] <Titan8990> ksbalaji, i always use my python shell for a calculator even though i dont know a ton of python
[18:37] <ZykoticK9> earthling, did you install the entire restricted extas package?
[18:37] <Titan8990> ksbalaji, it suites my needs well
[18:37] <geirha> alienkid10: mkisofs is a symlink to genisoimage (for backwards compatability). "readlink -f /usr/bin/mkisofs"
[18:37] <Orange_v_Blue> What is the package name for iPod support on jaunty? and are there any alternatives to amarok that have a nice interface?
[18:37] <spudCakePie> sure as hell im not using windows on a dell laptop... never again
[18:37] <mathijs175> when installing ubuntu 9.04 i get the following error: the following file did not match its source on the cd: /target/usr/bin.gdb and the file /target/usr/lib/libdb-4.6.so , after that i get the errno 5 input/output error. what should i do?
[18:37] <ksbalaji> darlek thanks I ask for an application since I am not always online.
[18:37] <earthling> more than likely but i'll dblck...  brb..
[18:38] <spudCakePie> mathijs175: your CD is broken
[18:38] <jkemp_> @mathijs175 probably didn't work
[18:38] <jkemp_> lol
[18:38] <darlek> ksbalaji : i see.  I tend to use irb, the command line interpreter for ruby
[18:38] <jkemp_> #mathijs try a reburn on new cd
[18:38] <mathijs175> i used multiple cd's and i still get those errors
[18:38] <spudCakePie> hmm
[18:38] <mathijs175> have around 3 cd's already
[18:38] <spudCakePie> i see
[18:38] <jkemp_> @Mathijs using same ISO ??
[18:38] <ZykoticK9> mathijs175, the I/O error could be coming from your HD?  Hopefully not though.
[18:38] <mathijs175> yes same iso, but the md5 is the same
[18:39] <spudCakePie> check that nobody took a drill to the entire box of CD's
[18:39] <ksbalaji> all good friends here, thanks and bye.
[18:39] <jkemp_> @mathijs What speed are you burning them at ?
[18:39] <mathijs175> got that error on another HD 2
[18:39] <earthling> Zykotick9:  just ubuntu-restricted-extras.  none of the others..
[18:39] <spudCakePie> like drilled a tiny hole throught them all >_<
[18:39] <mathijs175> x8 was it jkemp
[18:39] <jkemp_> @mathijs hmm... is that as slow as it'll burn ?
[18:39] <geirha> alienkid10: after a quick look at the man-page and that command, I think that -C should've been a -c
[18:39] <mathijs175> i can do 40x
[18:40] <jkemp_> @mathijs i wouldn't think problems with speed at x8, slower the better
[18:40] <alienkid10> ok
[18:40] <alienkid10> how do I get of man
[18:40] <jkemp_> @mathijs i'd get a new ISO download...
[18:40] <ZykoticK9> earthling, well with u-r-e and the dvd4 think - dvd's should play?  what's happening when you try and play a dvd?  what program are you using to play them with?  if you have mplayer installed what happens if you run "mplayer dvd://1"
[18:41] <geirha> alienkid10: hit q
[18:41] <alienkid10> same error as before just no warning about -C
[18:41] <earthling> Zykotick9:  says problem reading disk, probably encrypted yada.. yada... you know.. :-(
[18:41] <alienkid10> complaining about pathspec
[18:41] <geirha> alienkid10: The other message you get, missing path-spec, means you haven't provided the directory you want to put into the iso
[18:41] <mathijs175> ok, then il go download a new one and burn it
[18:41] <W8TAH> hi folks - i accidently created raid 0 MD Devices rather than the RAID 1 that i intended to -- as a result my ssytem will not boot, nor can i seem to remove the bad devices -- it tells me that the array is still active -- so i cant remove it and re-fdisk the drives
[18:41] <alienkid10> isn't that what -o does?
[18:41] <geirha> alienkid10: In the guide you posted, it uses . (the current directory). It seems you omitted the .
[18:41] <W8TAH> someone please help
[18:42] <geirha> alienkid10: no, -o says what to call the iso-file
[18:42] <alienkid10> ah
[18:42] <alienkid10> I didn't see the .
[18:42] <alienkid10> YES
[18:42] <alienkid10> thanks
[18:43] <alienkid10> now to test it
[18:43] <alienkid10> thank you!
[18:43] <alienkid10> (wow I can't belive what one "." can do!)
[18:44] <maxence> hi
[18:45] <ghoulsblade> hi all, is there a system settings dialog for gnome anywhere ? i have used kde until now, and the "system settings" entry in the applications menu opens the kde-settings thingy
[18:45] <kitchen> you have a "system" menu?
[18:45] <darlek> ghoulsblade : maybe System Preferences Control Centre?
[18:46] <ghoulsblade> aah yep, thanks =D  i was kinda blind here, sorry =)
[18:46] <ubuntu-user-sudo> hey I have a Netgear RT314 Internet Gateway that needs to be reset and it is plugged up through a serial cable and I am running Ubuntu Live CD how can I access the router through this to do a hard reset?
[18:46] <Korrupt> Oh... hallo :)
[18:46] <bwild> hard reset? pull out the wall plug
[18:46] <Korrupt> -> nur testen
[18:47] <ubuntu-user-sudo> no i need to reset the settings
[18:47] <bwild> ic,firmware defaults?
[18:48]  * IngForigua bye
[18:49] <darlek> ubuntu-user-sudo: maybe open up 192.168.1.1 or wherever the router is located to then login to it and try default settings?
[18:49] <ubuntu-user-sudo> no i made the router not lease IP's
[18:49] <ubuntu-user-sudo> and made it not a gateway
[18:49] <ubuntu-user-sudo> and forgot what IP range I had it set too
[18:49] <ubuntu-user-sudo> lol
[18:50] <darlek> ubuntu-user-sudo: sweet ;)
[18:50] <ubuntu-user-sudo> i had an OpenBSD router behind it once but now I am trying to sell it
[18:50] <bwild> ok
[18:51] <darlek> not sure sorry
[18:51] <bwild> well when i lose a computer on my network i run nmap
[18:51] <bwild> e.g., nmap 192.168.1.2-255
[18:51] <ixpl> hey
[18:53] <ixpl> hey i ran avast on my 8.10 and it put like 20 files from metasploit in the vault
[18:53] <kjkjl1> i upgraded to 9.04 now blender is not working it is crashing
[18:54] <elitecoder> What's Sieve and how do I disable whatever is opening that port?
[18:54] <ixpl> any suggestions?
[18:54] <kitchen> jaunty is freezing my cisco vpn connections after an hour where  intrepid didn't.  ideas?
[18:54] <kjkjl1> having to restart computer because blender is crashing the computer can  move mouse but not do anything else
[18:55] <ixpl> is it the code in metasploit that trips this or what?
[18:55] <kjkjl1> y blendr crassh computr
[18:55] <MeXTux> Does anybody know the difference between typing "$ find /" and "$ find ." I don't get the difference between using the dot and the slash with the "find" command :(
[18:56] <kitchen> MeXTux, depends on where you are
[18:56] <kitchen> . is "here" / is "root"
[18:56] <Pici> MeXTux: The . searches from the current directory, the / searches from the root directory
[18:56] <ZykoticK9> MeXTux, find / means everything starting from the root directory, find ./ means from start from where you currently are
[18:56] <ixpl> hey i ran avast on my 8.10 and it put like 20 files from metasploit in the vault
[18:57] <bubba> y blender crash computer what i do
[18:57] <Pici> ixpl: Why does this surprise you?
[18:57] <bwild> MeXTux: find / foobar  = find foobar from root;  find . foobar = find foobar from current directory
[18:57] <MeXTux> ok I think I got the piont :) Tnx
[18:57] <ixpl> well not much at all
[18:57] <ZykoticK9> ixpl, running anti-virus on linux is normally NOT required... no idea on your problem, best of luck.
[18:57] <mib_ifivh2qk> can someone tell me where my trash bin is located?
[18:57] <elitecoder> How can I see listening ports AND their corresponding binary?
[18:57] <Pici> !trash | mib_ifivh2qk
[18:57] <unop> bwild, actually no,  find / foobar  # looks in / and a directory named foobar .. perhaps you meant   find / -name "foobar"
[18:57] <bubba> i just installed blender after update to 9.04 and it crashing hte whole computer
[18:58] <kitchen> elitecoder, netstat -anp
[18:58] <Blime> Anybody know of a port of OpenSSH 5.1 for Ubuntu 8.04 LTS? The only OpenSSH server coming with 8.04 is 4.7.
[18:58] <ixpl> it doesn't bother me as long the exploits are causing it and not a real trojan
[18:58] <elitecoder> kitchen: thank youuuuuuu :D
[18:58] <kitchen> np
[18:59] <bwild> 'looks in /' is look in root directory of tree
[18:59] <mib_ifivh2qk> how can i have it so that when i delete something it permanently deletes it not sends it to the trash bin?
[18:59] <zleap> anyone watch american pie 2 the other day
[18:59] <Blime> mib_ifivh2qk: hold the SHIFT key when deleting
[18:59] <ixpl> is it normal
[18:59] <LadyNikon> zleap: thats offtopic. if you wanna chat please see #ubuntu-chat
[18:59] <unop> bwild,   find / foobar  # descends into / and foobar if it is present
[19:00] <zleap> oops it was in the wrong chat channel sorry
[19:00] <ZykoticK9> mib_ifivh2qk, deleteing (rm) things from the command line skips the trash altogether, but be careful :)
[19:00] <mib_ifivh2qk> Blime: i know that :P i mean like delete key just does that not having to hold shift key, like in windows i set it up to not move htings to trash just permanently delete
[19:00] <Blime> mib_ifivh2qk: ah, like the group policy
[19:00] <mib_ifivh2qk> ZykoticK9: :D well is there a way to do it in nautilius with it and not pressing SHift?
[19:01] <computer13137> Hi
[19:01] <mib_ifivh2qk> Blime: not exactly i didnt even have to mess with group policy in windows all i did was right click the recycle bin and select permanently delete in windows
[19:02] <computer13137> I want to run the webcam capture program "motion" on my server.  On my laptop with Ubuntu, I can set motion to use /dev/video0, however on my server, that device has not been created.  I need to know what /dev path belongs to my USB device.  http://pastebin.com/m384f710f
[19:03] <chaos2fu> how can i see which graphic driver im currently using?
[19:04] <ZykoticK9> chaos2fu, glxinfo
[19:04] <ixpl> what is the point of displaying public IP's when entering the chat room?
[19:04] <tank-man> ixpl, it is your irc client doing that, you can set most clients to not display them
[19:05] <ixpl> that'll make you think twice about flaming won't it? :')
[19:06] <ixpl> how do you set that in pidgin?
[19:06] <unop> tank-man, actually it's the server doing it -- you need a cloak to 'hide' yourself
[19:06] <vigo> Hello, the updates do not work, message is w. we failed to fetch, over and over, I have a BIOS error and am having problems re-installing, any suggestions?
[19:06] <alsuren> I'm trying to mount /usr on an sd card, but I'm finding that the device file /dev/sdb2 isn't being created if the sd card isn't in the slot at boot time
[19:06] <alsuren> what might be missing?
[19:06] <Myrtti> unop: the client can hide the parts joins quits ;-)
[19:06] <tank-man> those are 2 different issues, hiding your ip and showing joins/parts
[19:07] <ZykoticK9> alsuren, are you sure you want to be moving /usr ?  why?
[19:08] <tank-man> alsuren, the sd card might be missing :)
[19:08] <unop> ixpl, you wanting to hide your ip address from others or hide all the join/part messages in the channel?
[19:08] <alsuren> ZykoticK9: on an eeepc, there's not enough space to dist-upgrade otherwise
[19:08] <ixpl> hide my ip
 thanks
[19:08] <unop> ixpl, in that case you need a cloak-  http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#cloaks
[19:09] <unop> ixpl, you can also ask the folk in #freenode about it
[19:09] <alsuren> tank-man: what's the process of adding the device file?
[19:09] <ZykoticK9> alsuren, um not a bad idea - but it's certainly going to cause some issues - the /dev/sdX are only going to show up when the drive is present!  you wouldn't be able to use your SD slot for anything else - and you'd always need the /usr SD card in the slot...
[19:10] <djdarkman> hello what does this mean: server glx vendor string: SGI
[19:10] <djdarkman> I have an ATI card
[19:10] <djdarkman> how is the vendor string not fglrx or ati?
[19:10] <ZykoticK9> djdarkman, but i don't think you have the ATI drive installed - it's probably running VESA
[19:11] <djdarkman> ok, but compiz is running
[19:11] <djdarkman> but mplayer runs horribly
[19:11] <ZykoticK9> djdarkman, SGI stands for Silicon Graphics - an old *nix company
[19:11] <tank-man> alsuren, usually they get automatically created by hald or udev i think. if you want to make it manually you use the command mknod i think
[19:11] <alsuren> ZykoticK9: I'm trying to do some tests
[19:11] <mathijs175> burning a cd goes slooooow
[19:12] <djdarkman> I know, but if I understand correctly it should be Mesa
[19:12] <ZykoticK9> alsuren, sorry man i didn't see the important "dist-upgrade" part... so you're not trying to use this all the time then - makes more sence.
[19:12] <IRC-Monitor-266> new comer
[19:13] <lina> msafos
[19:13] <alsuren> ZykoticK9: but on the other hand, it *should* be possible to do it perminantly
[19:14] <ZykoticK9> alsuren, yes with the your SD slot will be unusable issue
[19:14] <alsuren> ZykoticK9: that's completely fine. I don't have more than one SD card
[19:14] <tank-man> alsuren, find out the kernel modules needed to use the sd slot and make an initrd.img with those so you can mount the sd card at bootup
[19:15] <alsuren> tank-man: it *already* works at boot-up
[19:15] <tank-man> ok, so you need to alter your fstab to have the sd card mounted at ... was it /usr you wanted?
[19:16] <alsuren> but I want to make sure that I'm covered if my SD card fails or something
[19:16] <khaotik> here is a dumb questions, does anyone know the web address for that company that drives around the little white vans that saya MOM ???
[19:16] <tank-man> you mean making backups ?
[19:16] <leo> web cam problems
[19:16] <alsuren> and what I've found is that a) sudo is kept in /usr by default, so it's had to be moved out
[19:16] <ZykoticK9> alsuren, if you SD card fails your going to lose the /usr directory - make a backup???
[19:17] <alsuren> and b) the device nodes aren't being made, and I'm wondering if udev is relying on something in /usr or something horrible
[19:17] <ZykoticK9> alsuren, your going to have to copy your current /usr to the SD card for this to work!
[19:17] <alienkid10> I got my CD to start in Vbox but it hangs at "Starting periodic command scheduler crond   [OK]"
[19:17] <oDuda> ext4 is presenting some issues... anybody using it ?
[19:18] <alienkid10> and the _ doesn't blink but I can type into it
[19:18] <alsuren> ZykoticK9: already done, and moved the old /usr to /usr~ while I do some testing
[19:18] <darlek> !ask
[19:18]  * Penfold hrms. Any suggestions why my ssh connection to my ubuntu box should periodically stall for 10-20 secs?
[19:18] <Penfold> (Jaunty server)
[19:19] <khaotik> here is a dumb questions, does anyone know the web address for that company that drives around the little white vans that saya MOM ???
[19:19] <darlek> !ot
[19:19] <alienkid10> I got my CD to start in Vbox but it hangs at "Starting periodic command scheduler crond   [OK]"
[19:20] <alienkid10> whoops
[19:20] <alsuren> ZykoticK9: the problem I'm finding is that I've been dropped into a shell (as expected on any UNIX machine when /usr is missing), but I can't mount /usr, because it's not creating the device files
[19:20] <alienkid10> my custom live cd
[19:21] <ZykoticK9> alsuren, ? yuck, i gots nothing man.  best of luck.
[19:21] <dakarn> is there a way to query a ppp connection (3G) to see if it's UMTS or GMTS?
[19:21] <oDuda> somebody having problems with ext4 in ubuntu ?
[19:21] <tank-man> alsuren, is this all hypothetical?
[19:22] <alnassafi> Anyone using MacBookPro 17" Unibody with ubuntu 9.04
[19:22] <tank-man> are the kernel modules for the sdcard loaded?
[19:23] <darlek> !ot | alnassafi
[19:23] <Jamed> darlek: this isn´t ot
[19:23] <alienkid10> where can I get the 8.10 etc/init.d/usplash file?
[19:24] <badcat> hello all, any opinions about what the best distro to install on older laptops is?
[19:24] <oDuda> badcat i have some...
[19:24] <Jamed> !best | badcat
[19:24] <alsuren> tank-man: I'll check for kernel modules, but I have a sneaking suspicion it's an ACPI issue:
[19:25] <oDuda> badcat what is your hardware?
[19:25] <ghoulsblade> hi all, how can i set the login screen so that i only have to enter the password, not the username ? the password should still be required
[19:25] <radio> hola
[19:25] <regeya> quit
[19:26] <linux_stu> Where should I report a few errors I have found in the Ubuntu Server Guide?  One is a grammar error and one is a command output that is outdated.
[19:26] <alsuren> tank-man: actually, maybe I'll just resign myself to the fact that restarting is the only solution if the SD card isn't in at boot time
[19:26] <ZykoticK9> ghoulsblade, some GDM themes the a Chooser where it shows the usernames and you can click on them
[19:26] <regeya> forward slashes are overrated
[19:26] <alienkid10> I got my custom built 8.10 live CD to start in Vbox but it hangs at "Starting periodic command scheduler crond   [OK]"
[19:26] <darlek> badcat: xubuntu variant of ubuntu is best as it loads under lower memory contraints than the regular ubuntu.  If you want ubuntu use the alternative iso as that also has a lower memory footprint.
[19:26] <alsuren> tank-man: thanks for the suggestion anyway though.
[19:26] <click_> click
[19:26] <radio> I would like to install a version of linux on a mmx
[19:27] <radio> pentium 1
[19:27] <radio> 32mb ram
[19:27] <click_> try linux mandrake
[19:27] <click_> on that
[19:27] <ghoulsblade> hmm, i want to enter the password right away without clicking, i'm trying to switch over from kde. can i use the kdm starter thing maybe ?   i don't know how to set it
[19:27] <oDuda> radio i sugest DSL
[19:27] <radio> what sugested me
[19:27] <click_> it should work just fine
[19:27] <radio> ?
[19:27] <dakarn> dsl or puppylinux are very small distros
[19:27] <click_> i suggest mandrake :D
[19:27] <radio> jajaja
[19:27] <Jamed> radio: DSL works fine on really old hardware
[19:27] <linux_stu> dsl = damn small linux, by the way
[19:27] <alienkid10> any tips?
[19:27] <click_> had mandrake on a p1 non=mmx
[19:27] <click_> ran just fine
[19:28] <ZykoticK9> radio, 32MB ram is your major issue, DLS or Puppy are basically your only options
[19:28] <radio> I install this but drivers not supported
[19:28] <alienkid10> I got my custom built 8.10 live CD to start in Vbox but it hangs at "Starting periodic command scheduler crond   [OK]" any idea what I need to do?
[19:28] <oDuda> radio: vector linux is a beatiful distro, but it needs some more power of hard...
[19:28] <ZykoticK9> alienkid10, so something is wrong with you "custom built" cd - can you try the origional cd instead?
[19:28] <alienkid10> it works
[19:28] <click_> I am trying to install something, and I get an error saying Dependency not satisfiable: python2.4-dbus
[19:29] <click_> how can i get that packege
[19:29] <tank-man> alienkid10, only you can solve your problem cause you are using custom cd
[19:29] <dakarn> radio: what drivers are not supported?
[19:29] <radio> ok
[19:29] <antonius602> alienkid10: yeah, try the original disc first
[19:29] <alienkid10> ok just thinking any of you knew what that meant
[19:29] <antonius602> errr radio, sorry
[19:29] <radio> audio
[19:29] <click_> where do I get python2.4-dbus from?
[19:29] <radio> audio is not supported by dsl
[19:29] <dakarn> are you using onboard audio or ?
[19:29] <radio> in a mmx
[19:29] <radio> no
[19:30] <oDuda> somebody had problem with 9.04 and EXT4 ?
[19:30] <ZykoticK9> alienkid10, it's actually whatever comes after the output you're giving as Cron ends with OK...
[19:30] <alienkid10> ZykoticK9: what?
[19:31] <ZykoticK9> alienkid10, you stated "Starting periodic command scheduler crond   [OK]" which tells us the crond started fine...
[19:31] <QRZ> click_: try, "sudo apt-get install python-dbus" in a shell.
[19:31] <radio> yes
[19:31] <Orange_v_Blue> What is the package name for iPod support on jaunty?
[19:32] <click_> ok
[19:32] <click_> did that and this is waht I got: E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[19:32] <click_> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[19:32] <erUSUL> click_: http://www.cedega.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=10126 <<< this is the solution
[19:32] <alienkid10> ZykoticK9: oh. I wonder what it trys to do after that
[19:32] <click_> oh ok
[19:32] <dakarn> radio: you'll have to research for your specific card
[19:32] <click_> thanks
[19:33] <click_> hope it fixes it
[19:33] <QRZ> click_: You must have another instance of package manager active then.
[19:33] <wxx> Is there a way to open multiple command shells on a live cd version ?
[19:33] <darlek> Orange_v_Blue: try apt-cache search ipod .. lots of programs
[19:33] <radio> ok dakarn, my card is old, 1993
[19:33] <radio> is dificult
[19:34] <erUSUL> wxx: open as many terminal emulatros as shells you want ? install and use screen ??
[19:34] <dakarn> model?
[19:34] <erUSUL> !ipod
[19:34] <Orange_v_Blue> darlek: thanks
[19:34] <Orange_v_Blue> darlek: is there a preferred one for banshee?
[19:34] <radio> a moment
[19:35] <SpaceBass> hey gang
[19:35] <darlek> Orange_v_Blue: also note the ubottu info.  I don't know banshee, nor do I use an ipod  (NDS user )
[19:35] <Godel-Paradox1> i love you
[19:35] <SpaceBass> I have a logitech mouse wiht exta buttons - one of which is bound like superglue to desktop search - can't even use xev to see which button it is
[19:35] <Godel-Paradox1> my question is how can i emulate ps1 games?
[19:35] <SpaceBass> anyone have a clue where that is set? Dont see anything in xorg.conf
[19:36] <erUSUL> !find buttons
[19:36] <ZykoticK9> Godel-Paradox1, epsxe pSX are PS1 emulators good luck
[19:36] <darlek> !find ipod
[19:36] <conv> so, my file system is encrypted. I had changed the pw on my user account and I think this is what is keeping me out (the password difference).. does that sound about right? :P
[19:37] <Orange_v_Blue> (I would rockbox it if i could, my version isn't available yet :( )
[19:37] <Godel-Paradox1> does epsxe
[19:37] <darlek> ah
[19:37] <Godel-Paradox1> work for ubuntu?
[19:37] <Godel-Paradox1> ah?
[19:37] <jamiejackson> did jaunty repos get xorg or gnome upgrades in the last couple days? things are acting differently, and usually i inspect all updates on this machine, but maybe something slipped by.
[19:37] <ZykoticK9> Godel-Paradox1, yes
[19:37] <Godel-Paradox1> goood good
[19:38] <Godel-Paradox1> so you are a cracker
[19:38] <Godel-Paradox1> isnt this illegal?
[19:38] <oDuda> somebody having problems with EXT4 in 9.04
[19:39] <conv> It is not illegal to play ROMs if you own the physical copy
[19:39] <conv> Emulation software is not illegal (maybe patent issues, but this is not your burden)
[19:39] <Godel-Paradox1> i dont
[19:39] <Godel-Paradox1> i lost it
[19:39] <Godel-Paradox1> :p
[19:39] <obione> hello
[19:39] <obione> everyone
[19:40] <jamiejackson> and on a related (to my previous question) note, is there a log kept of what was upgraded and when (on my own machine)?
[19:40] <siloxid`> conv: it's not as clearcut as that
[19:40] <conv> siloxid`: which country are we talking about?
[19:40] <Orange_v_Blue> jamiejackson: yes, someone will know what the actual command is, I know it's there but not how to get to it...
[19:41] <entrada> holaaaaaaaa
[19:44] <jamiejackson> looks like the following gives me what i want: grep -P '[0-9] install' /var/log/dpkg.log
[19:47] <wasutton32> is there a program that allows you to scan a network 192.168.x.x for all the computers mac addresses as well as the computer names?
[19:47] <MartyMcFly> wasutton32: why do you need this?
[19:48] <jacky> hello everyone
[19:48] <wasutton32> MartyMcFly: we are doing an inventory of all our computers on my college campus and we were looking for a quick way to tabulate all the mac addresses and names to confirm that they are university systems with our console one utility
[19:48] <erUSUL> wasutton32: nmap
[19:49] <erUSUL> wasutton32: computers names i dunno
[19:49] <dual> I'm having a problem with compiz. It worked, but after I tried to install nVidia Cuda it doesn't work anymore. I'll pastebin the error.
[19:49] <dual> http://pastebin.com/m385b1525 < there
[19:49] <wasutton32> im basically looking for a linux alternative to Find Mac Address by Lizard Systems
[19:50] <Kalmi> wasutton32, I know angry ip scanner would be a good candidate... but that's for windows
[19:50] <dual> What is wrong there?
[19:50] <MartyMcFly> wasutton32: try nmap
[19:50] <pippo2006> salve a tutti sono un neofita di ubuntu
[19:50] <Kalmi> !en | pippo2006
[19:50] <pippo2006> posso porvi una domanda?
[19:51] <revers> hello all
[19:51] <klync> apparently mud brings his keyboard into the shower.... huh
[19:51] <dakarn> pippo che vuoi parle in italiano vai #ubuntu-it
[19:51] <dakarn> !it
[19:51] <erUSUL> !it | pippo2006
[19:51] <revers> how can I change icone in ubuntu netbook remix ?
[19:51] <pippo2006> grazie mille
[19:52] <dakarn> prego :)
[19:52] <l337ingDisorder> I have a weird issue having updated from 8.04 to 9.04 - mail-notification popups no longer appear in the bottom-right corner of my screen in a nice tan-coloured window.. they now pop up in the middle of my screen and they look like any other standard dialog. Can anyone tell me how to make mail-notification popups look the way they did in 8.04?
[19:54] <erUSUL> l337ingDisorder: did you upgraded directly ? or 8.04 --> 8.10 --> 9.04
[19:54] <badcat> thanks folks. cheers.
[19:55] <l337ingDisorder> erUSUL: actually I backed up my important data, nuked the partition, and installed with a clean 9.04 (I tried doing a universe update from 8.04 to 8.10 when 8.10 first rolled out and it borked my system so I figured a clean install would be best)
[19:56] <snowrichard> I wanted to use quanta or some similar web editor but quanta conflicts with kde version in Jaunty
[19:56] <dakarn> is there a way to get a command line output from network manager about my active connection?
[19:56] <snowrichard> is there an alternate package
[19:56] <troopperi> !ntfs
[19:56] <erUSUL> l337ingDisorder: well they should show up as a transparent black/brown pop up in the corner
[19:57] <l337ingDisorder> erUSUL: "should" being the operative word
[19:57] <erUSUL> l337ingDisorder: make sure ubuntu-desktop and notify-osd are installed
[19:57] <l337ingDisorder> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[19:57] <erUSUL> l337ingDisorder: well; out of ideas now
[19:58] <kFj> hi. im having trouble playing dvds . the error i get from the movie player is that i might not have permission. but music cds work like a charm
[19:58] <Dunge> I'm using ubuntu 8.04 on a vmware workstation winxp host, I'm trying to use a software that use the framebuffer. When starting it I get " Direct/Util: opening '/dev/fb0' and '/dev/fb/0' failed --> No such file or directory"... so how do I tell my ubuntu to have a framebuffer?
[19:58] <l337ingDisorder> okay thanks, I'll post on ubuforums
[19:58] <Vinceman> damn these upgrades!! nothing works after one of them!
[19:58] <Kalmi> !dvd | kFj
[19:59] <Vinceman> guys, what's wrong if your DVD player won't switch into the opening menu of your DVD??
[19:59] <obione> Vinceman try another player
[19:59] <Kalmi> Vinceman, that's totem's fault....
[19:59] <jamiejackson> Display Preferences Problem: hi folks, i've got dual head going, and it's been working well. on today's restart, now I'm getting "Method "ApplyConfiguration" with signature "" on interface "org.gnome.SettingsDaemon.XRANDR" doesn't exist" when i try to change any of the preferences in the "display preferences" in ubuntu 9.04. what's the deal with this and how to fix?
[19:59] <obione> Vinceman try ogle
[20:00] <J_A_X> so, I took my hd from my old laptop to my new one.  Most things work out, except the wireless.  It seems that the driver is stuck to the old wireless card.  Is there a way to reset this?
[20:00] <Kalmi> Vinceman, try vlc as suggested by https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs
[20:00] <Vinceman> ok, I'll try
[20:00] <ghoulsblade> hi all =)   i'm using a couple of docapp programs for showing net-traffic etc, but they kinda clutter the taskbar, is there a way to avoid listing them there ?
[20:01] <Vinceman> I can only open the menu but not click on the items
[20:01] <Vinceman> if I want to romantically watch a movie with my girl it has to be in a row
[20:02] <Dunge> I'm using ubuntu 8.04 on a vmware workstation winxp host, I'm trying to use a software that use the framebuffer. When starting it I get " Direct/Util: opening '/dev/fb0' and '/dev/fb/0' failed --> No such file or directory"... so how do I tell my ubuntu to have a framebuffer?
[20:03] <erUSUL> Dunge: load the apropiate fb driver ? or the vesa one ?
[20:03] <annika> hi ;)
[20:03] <sebsebseb> annika: hi :)
[20:03] <mathijs175> what am i doing wrong, every cd i use doesnt work, every harddisk or cd drive i use doesnt work, i always get the freaking errno 5... what should i do about it
[20:03] <Dunge> and how would I know which one
[20:03] <Vinceman> it works!!
[20:04] <erUSUL> Dunge: the vesa one should work on wevery card...
[20:04] <obione> ghoulsblade can you please tell me witch programs you are using ?
[20:04] <kFj> Kalmi, i got libdvdcss installed and vlc installed and the restricted extras installed
[20:04] <kFj> same thing still happens
[20:04] <kFj> vlc cant open it either.
[20:05] <sanguisdex> does any body know of the same issies that 9.04 has with ATI cards are in Debian 5?/
[20:05] <ghoulsblade> obione, wmhdplop wmbubble  2xwmnd with different settings,
[20:05] <Dunge> erUSUL: well I tried "modprobe vesafb"... it rebooted instantaneously xorg but it still dont work afterward
[20:05] <ghoulsblade> and wmtop
[20:06] <erUSUL> Dunge: well fb + xorg at the same tie is not allways a good combination
[20:06] <obione> ghoulsblade those programs count the trafic the hole month ?
[20:06] <erUSUL> Dunge: fb is for VT consoles.
[20:06] <Dunge> yeah I was in another session (ctrl+alt+f2) when doing that
[20:06] <annika> I wrote a bash script to connect to a VPN server and change my Gnome proxy settings. It uses the following two commands to do this:
[20:06] <ghoulsblade> no, they wmnd just shows current bandwidth, i have one for a 1 minute timeframe and one set for the last hour
[20:07] <annika> export DBUS_SESSION=$(grep -v "^#" /home/$SUDO_USER/.dbus/session-bus/`cat /var/lib/dbus/machine-id`-0)
[20:07] <annika> sudo -u $SUDO_USER $DBUS_SESSION gconftool-2 --type string --set /system/proxy/mode manual
[20:07] <ghoulsblade> wmbubble shows ram and cpu usage,   wmtop lists the top3 processes eating cpu,  and wmhdplop shows harddisk activity
[20:07] <annika> but i get errors from gconftool: "
[20:07] <annika> export DBUS_SESSION=$(grep -v "^#" /home/$SUDO_USER/.dbus/session-bus/`cat /var/lib/dbus/machine-id`-0)
[20:07] <annika> sudo -u $SUDO_USER $DBUS_SESSION gconftool-2 --type string --set /system/proxy/mode manual"
[20:08] <annika> oh shit sry
[20:08] <Dunge> erUSUL : you think I just kill xorg(ctrl+alt+backspace) then modprobe vesafb and /dev/fb0 should happens?
[20:08] <annika> I get this error from gconftool: "Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection was broken."
[20:08] <Dunge> appear*
[20:08] <annika> any idea?
[20:09] <erUSUL> Dunge: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[20:10] <Dunge> i'll try
[20:10] <midnajt> is someone here available to help a noob xD
[20:10] <obione> ghoulsblade   thnks
[20:10] <erUSUL> annika: the call to sudo looks fishy
[20:10] <ghoulsblade> np
[20:11] <obione> does anyone know a program for counting the trafic the hole month ?
[20:11] <mathijs175> what am i doing wrong, every cd i use doesnt work, every harddisk or cd drive i use doesnt work, i always get the freaking errno 5... what should i do about it?
[20:11] <sebsebseb> midnajt: yes, but with what?
[20:11] <erUSUL> annika: shoudl be ? sudo -u $SUDO_USER DBUS_SESION=$DBUS_SESSION ...
[20:11] <midnajt> phpmyadmin
[20:11] <erUSUL> obione: ntop maybe
[20:11] <sebsebseb> midnajt: nope  not that one, try #php  maybe
[20:12] <sebsebseb> !lamp | midnajt
[20:12] <pace_t_zulu> anyone know how to export a list of podcasts from banshee?
[20:12] <obione> erUSUL it's in the repository ?
[20:12] <obione> erUSUL I'll checket out
[20:12] <midnajt> thank you very  :D much
[20:12] <obione> check it
[20:12] <midnajt> yall
[20:12] <sebsebseb> midnajt: ok good luck
[20:13] <ghoulsblade> is there some advanced way to edit more program config stuff that is usually hidden ? some regedit like thingy or something ?  some option dialogs in gnome seem rather restrictive =(
[20:13] <jdu> ghoulsblade, gconf-editor
[20:13] <ghoulsblade> jdu,  ah thanks, i'll take a look at that =D
[20:14] <erUSUL> ghoulsblade: gnomwe has gconf
[20:14] <erUSUL> ghoulsblade: use gconf-editor
[20:14] <pace_t_zulu> anyone know how to export a list of podcasts from banshee?
[20:15] <jdu> ghoulsblade, gnome generally provides less easy configuration in an effort to be simple
[20:15] <ghoulsblade> (unrelated to gconf)  , under system menu > preferences >  the sound    thing doesn't start for me, it doesn't display an error either
[20:15] <Dunge> erUSUL : as I though, it don't works... vesafb is loading in the kernel modules but still no /dev/fb*
[20:16] <erUSUL> Dunge: then i dunno sorry :|
[20:16] <erUSUL> Dunge: what graphic card does vmware emulates ?
[20:16] <ghoulsblade> jdu, yeah, but i want to change a few things so i'm comfortable using it.   i hope it's simple and yet configurable enough if i dig deep enough for config stuff.
[20:16] <dakarn> mathijs: did you do a md5 chksum on the iso before burning it?
[20:17] <mathijs175> yes dakam
[20:17] <tecky> trying to figure out why my BCM4328 is getting seen in Ubuntu as a "USB Mouse" ?
[20:18] <Shortguy109> does anyone know why when i plug the USB to record my guitar i can't chose the USB in pulseaudio device chooser?
[20:19] <dakarn> it could be an error in the RAM, you could run memtest off the live cd
[20:19] <Dunge> erUSUL : don't know
[20:19] <dakarn> or it could be an error in the live cd, try burning it again at the slowest setting
[20:19] <mathijs175> already burned 4 on the lowest speed(8x), gonna do the ram check then
[20:20] <annika> erUSUL: thx for your help. I dont understand what do you want to tell me ;)
[20:20] <Orange_v_Blue> Can I make those gray notifications go away permanently for pidgin, etc? I only want them for new system messages
[20:20] <mib_00zfwwz0> why is it that under gnome-do preferences i dont have any plugins even when i refresh?
[20:20] <dakarn> how many ram modules are you using
[20:20] <danielrmt> Orange_v_Blue: disable the pidgin notifications
[20:21] <kastner> update-notifier-core / update-motd  - should that show "0 packages can be updated" in motd or nothing in motd?
[20:21] <mathijs175> im using 3 modules atm
[20:21] <dakarn> sizes?
[20:21] <Lopan`> Can someone help me with the ubuntu kernel with regards to ipblocker please
[20:21] <Orange_v_Blue> danielrmt: They are. These are coming through somewhere else, from pidgin. I'm not sure
[20:21] <danielrmt> look under pidgin plugins. there's a notification plugin i guess
[20:22] <bizhat> can some one answer -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1173315
[20:22] <erUSUL> Lopan`: ipblocker
[20:22] <erUSUL> ?
[20:22] <annika> erUSUL: Without the Dbus session i read from the file gconftool won't change anything for the user $SUDO_USER which is the person who is calling the script (with sudo)
[20:22] <mathijs175> im not shure, but i believe there is 1 265 mb and the other 2 are 128 mb. all sd ram(old ram)
[20:22] <mib_00zfwwz0> why is it that under gnome-do preferences i dont have any plugins even when i refresh?
[20:23] <dakarn> i'd suggest installing with 1 ram module
[20:23] <Orange_v_Blue> danielrmt: never would have thought of a plugin, thanks!
[20:23] <dakarn> and see how that works for you
[20:23] <Lopan`> erusul:  hey, i am installing ipblocker and am meeting all of the outlined criteria but it says the kernel must have "CONFIG_NETFILTER_XT_TARGET_NFQUEUE" enabled.  I dont know how to do it
[20:23] <erUSUL> annika: but the second argument to sudo should be a VAR=something not just something; or am i mistaken ?
[20:23] <mathijs175> going to try then(again, 10th time today :P )
[20:23] <Shortguy109> Does anyone know why i can't choose the USB in pulseaudio device chooser? I wanna record my guitar into the laptop using audacity
[20:24] <dakarn> well it could be faulty cd disk or drive, or faulty hd or ram modules
[20:24] <Orange_v_Blue> Anyone use touchfreeze?
[20:24] <mathijs175> could be, brb =]
[20:24] <erUSUL> Lopan`: grep CONFIG_NETFILTER_XT_TARGET_NFQUEUE /boot/config-2.6.28-12-generic --> CONFIG_NETFILTER_XT_TARGET_NFQUEUE=m ||| so it is enabled on the ubuntu kernel. you do not have to do anything
[20:24] <Dunedan> hi
[20:24] <Dunedan> Can somebody point me to an ubuntu mirror which has still gutsy available?
[20:25] <danielrmt> !gutsy | Dunedan
[20:25] <erUSUL> Dunge: old-releases.ubuntu.com
[20:25] <DanDan> hello I do have a very stupid Q ... lol .. whats the command for reinstalling a package ? lol
[20:25] <Lopan`> erUSUL:  thank you very much, new to this obviously.  have a great weekend man
[20:25] <Shortguy109> Does anyone know why i can't choose the USB in pulseaudio device chooser? I wanna record my guitar into the laptop using audacity
[20:25] <danielrmt> DanDan: sudo apt-get reinstall
[20:26] <DanDan> danielrmt : its gives me that its an invalid process :S
[20:26] <danielrmt> DanDan: sudo aptitude reinstall
[20:26] <dakarn> shortguy: usb mode settings
[20:26] <danielrmt> DanDan: apt-get has no reinstall, sorry
[20:26] <annika> erUSUL: the Syntax is: sudo -u <username in which name the command will be executed> command
[20:26] <Shortguy109> dakarn, where's that at? :o
[20:26] <Pici> danielrmt: sudo apt-get install --reinstall
[20:26] <dakarn> !usb mode
[20:26] <danielrmt> Pici: thx
[20:26] <Dunedan> danielrmt: Well, that's no answer to my question. I'm aware that gutsy reached it's eol, but maybe there still a mirror online?
[20:27] <DanDan> danielrmt : thanxx !!!
[20:27] <dakarn> meh, you'll have to change the usb mode with the guitar connected via command line
[20:27] <Orange_v_Blue> Does anyone have a good program for not accidentally hittting the touchpad while typing? I know it's silly, or fixed with a real mouse, but I spend a lot of time on the move and that isn't feasible. Touchfreeze slightly sucks for me.
[20:27] <dakarn> also select it as a recording device
[20:27] <Shortguy109> dakarn, okay i'll try that thanks
[20:27] <m4rk> Orange_v_Blue: have you tried holding your wrists off the keyboard?
[20:28] <Shortguy109> dakarn, do i type !usb mode into the terminal? whenever i've it in?
[20:28] <mib_00zfwwz0> why is it that under gnome-do preferences i dont have any plugins even when i rwefresh?
[20:28] <erUSUL> annika: but you passed two args quote "sudo -u $SUDO_USER $DBUS_SESSION ..." $DBUS_SESSION is the second arg
[20:28] <pace_t_zulu> anyone know how to export a list of podcasts from banshee?
[20:28] <Orange_v_Blue> m4rk: thanks, but that doesn't really help too much. the touchpad is very far to the left... it's inevitable. Also, painful to keep them in midair all the time.
[20:29] <m4rk> Orange_v_Blue: what sort of computer is it?
[20:29] <MrObvious> !grub
[20:29] <Dunge> erUSUL : sorry for late response, but why are you giving me that link?
[20:29] <Shortguy109> dakarn, do u know what i have to type in to change the usb mode? :o
[20:29] <Orange_v_Blue> m4rk: acre aspire 3650
[20:30] <erUSUL> Dunge: was a mistake ; sorry.
[20:30] <Dunge> kk
[20:31] <Dunedan> danielrmt: A hint to http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ would have been what I searched ...
[20:32] <mib_00zfwwz0> why is it that under gnome-do preferences i dont have any plugins even when i rwefresh?
[20:32] <hacktolive> what is the best way to "whitelist" an app to be able to run it as root (without password), details: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Computing#Bypass_root_password_and_.2Fetc.2Ffstab
[20:32] <Lyth> Is there a way to see an eq-type view of the sound input/output to different devices/channels
[20:33] <dakarn> shortguy: http://www.detector-pro.com/2008/11/how-to-connect-usb-guitar-pedal-or-any.html
[20:33] <pace_t_zulu> anyone know how to export a list of podcasts from banshee?
[20:34] <dakarn> lyth: alsamixer in terminal
[20:36] <Lyth> dakarn: No, i'm trying to get a visual representation of audio input/output. Alsamixer just sets volume
[20:36] <crawler> Orange_v_Blue: have a look @ http://live.gnome.org/GPointingDeviceSettings
[20:36] <mib_00zfwwz0> why is it that under gnome-do preferences i dont have any plugins even when i rwefresh?
[20:37] <equivoc> hi, i've got a problem with vpn, openvpn between an ubuntu server and ubuntu client
[20:37] <m4rk> hello equivoc what is your problem
[20:38] <equivoc> i have a connection via vpn and private ip addresses: 10.8.0.1 and 10.8.0.5
[20:38] <sysdoc> I'm looking to install a new HD and would like to clone my existing Ubuntu install and move it to the new drive. Anyone have a link to a site with detailed instruction regarding a move like this?
[20:38] <equivoc> but idon't know how these would communicvate now
[20:38] <equivoc> -v
[20:39] <equivoc> i cannot ping each
[20:39] <joeb3_> equivoc, openvpn?
[20:39] <J_A_X> how can I detect new hardware changes?
[20:39] <equivoc> joeb3_: aye
[20:39] <J_A_X> it's not detecting my new wireless card, it still thinks it's the old one
[20:39] <mib_00zfwwz0> http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=495049f7cd58a0930de4fc1039a01674e04e75f6e8ebb871
[20:39] <joeb3_> equivoc, are you getting "not permitted" when you try to ping?
[20:40] <equivoc> joeb3_: i have a coonection
[20:41] <dakarn> lyth you can config bass/treble with alsa mixer. are you looking for individual frequencies?
[20:41] <equivoc> joeb3_: http://pastebin.com/m5f9c8217
[20:42] <maccam94> where does the ubuntu netbook remix store its mode setting (netbook vs. desktop ui)? somehow the UI got broken and I need to force it to change
[20:42] <Orange_v_Blue> crawler: thanks!
[20:42] <crawler> yw
[20:43] <gabbah> what umask setting do i need in fstab order to share a folder on my ntfs partition? Right now all files belong to root, and the line is "defaults,umask=007,user,gid=46 0       1"
[20:43] <SandGorgon> is there any pdf reader software that lets me put bookmarks, etc. on a pdf document?
[20:43] <equivoc> joeb3_: http://pastebin.com/m23dcf791, ifconfig entries for server and client
[20:44] <tecky> anyone using NDISWrapper with BCM43xx ?
[20:44] <gabbah> SandGorgon: i would also like to know that :)
[20:44] <crawler> sysdoc: have a look @ partimage: http://www.partimage.org/Main_Page (it's also in the repos)
[20:44] <dakarn> !caps
[20:44] <equivoc> !CAPS
[20:44] <dakarn> !c audio plugin suite
[20:45] <joeb3_> equivoc, can you ping all the 10.8.x.x addresses?
[20:45] <equivoc> joeb3_: no
[20:46] <wots> guys from sweden are here?
[20:47] <grigio> hi
[20:47] <Lyth> dakarn: sorry for the afk. I'm looking to monitor the input/out to audio devices in order to troubleshoot a problem
[20:47] <Lyth> !Hi
[20:48] <Dunge> !Useless commands
[20:48] <Lyth> !bored
[20:48] <Flannel> !botabuse
[20:48] <Lyth> sorry
[20:48] <wots> ya okay ;)
[20:48] <wots> but where the fuck
[20:48] <Lyth> Does anyone know a way to monitor audio output to devices in order to troubleshoot a problem
[20:49] <Flannel> wots: Please mind your language.
[20:49] <wots> okay
[20:49] <dakarn> lyth: try C* audio plugin suite
[20:49] <Lyth> Where can I get it?
[20:49] <reaper> connect #linux
[20:50] <Lyth> Does anyone here know about the line6usb drivers?
[20:50] <santa354> Hi, i just installed ubuntu today and i am having trouble getting my sound to work, it functioned for about 10 minutes then became static  and now i have no sound playback ability. Ive already tried (sudo apt-get --purge remove linux-sound-base alsa-base alsa-utils) to remove the packages and reinstalling them. Any help would be appreciated
[20:50] <Flannel> !away > Mud
[20:50] <dakarn> http://quitte.de/dsp/caps.html
[20:51] <Mud> Flannel: your mom!
[20:51] <HA1> hi
[20:51] <HA1> hello?
[20:51] <santa354> ty
[20:51] <santa354> dakarn
[20:51] <Flannel> Hi HA1
[20:52] <dakarn> lyth: you can read the documentation there as well to see if that suits your needs
[20:52] <maccam94> is there a channel for the netbook remix?
[20:52] <dakarn> santa354
[20:52] <HA1> anyone know what's up with the ati issues with old cards... (when it will be fixed)
[20:52] <santa354> ya im reading it now
[20:52] <Flannel> maccam94: Not specifically, this one works though.
[20:54] <maccam94> somehow the desktop got screwed up on netbook remix, it's not running a window manager anymore. i can get to a tty but I don't know where to look to fix things
[20:54] <dakarn> caps was recommended for lynx to check his audio settings with the equalizer
[20:54] <alonea> ok, is there an easy app to make a dvd with any sort of media files? I have a bunch of avi's I wanted to watch on the dvd player. Or just a converter to mpeg files is ok too. my dvd player reads those.
[20:54] <hkalmi> maccam94, what is the windows manager for unx?
[20:55] <Flannel> maccam94: Do you get to the normal login screen? or not even there?
[20:55] <maccam94> it was working
[20:55] <maccam94> now it logs in
[20:55] <maccam94> there's a desktop
[20:55] <maccam94> but there's no window manager or task bars
[20:55] <ivze> alonea, DeVeDe
[20:55] <Lyth> Dakarn: I don't need c*. I need something that will simply tell me if it is outputting to a channnel/device or if it is receving from a capture device.
[20:55] <ivze> works fine
[20:55] <alonea> ivze: ok, I will check that out real fast. Thanks
[20:57] <sysdoc> I have read that there are significant performance increases using the ext4 file system. My current filing system is ext3 and have read that it can be converted to ext4, will this result in the expected ext4 performance or will it only apply to the newly created files on the new ext4 file sys?
[20:58] <alonea> ivz
[20:58] <Jaunty2> Hello;   where can I find working themes for ubuntu 9.04?  thanks for help :D
[20:58] <alonea> miss type. touchpad goes crazy...
[20:58] <maccam94> Flannel / hkalmi: i need to edit the gnome session i think, or change a setting for desktop-switcher
[20:59] <FuriousGeorge> hey all
[20:59] <sysdoc> Jaunty2, try gnome-look.org
[20:59] <Jaunty2> Thanks!
[20:59] <FuriousGeorge> im reading that i need to use some hpijs (vs foomatic) driver for this printer
[20:59] <sysdoc> np
[20:59] <crawler> hi FuriousGeorge, love the name xD
[20:59] <FuriousGeorge> i have that hpijs package installed
[20:59] <FuriousGeorge> crawler: thanks
[20:59] <santa354> thnx for tryin dak but that wasnt it
[20:59] <FuriousGeorge> where am i supposed to tell ubuntu to use the driver for this printer, im not seeing it and i cant find docs
[21:00] <Chamillionaire2> what room would i join if i wanted help on making a web page?
[21:00] <_Ranakah> hello.. it's possibly to use auto overclocking with amd athlon mobile + ubuntu intrepid?
[21:00] <wildc4rd> #web
[21:00] <Flannel> Chamillionaire2: #webdev
[21:00] <Chamillionaire2> Ah thanks
[21:00] <linuxghost> does some understand what this image means? is not there an unallocated space in my hdd?
[21:01] <linuxghost> http://imagebin.ca/view/Zh-PBKl.html
[21:01] <Flannel> Chamillionaire2: er, yes, #web
[21:01] <ikevin> i've a problem with jaunty 64b, pulse audio and flash, i don't found how to get sound with flash
[21:01] <ikevin> anyone can tell me how make it working please?
[21:02] <sysdoc> ikevin, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=843012 start here
[21:02] <Flannel> linuxghost: There is.  Inside of sda2 (you can make a logical partition)
[21:02] <ikevin> sysdoc, thx
[21:02] <linuxghost> flannel: may i use that unallocated space to increase my xp partition?
[21:02] <LeoDurans> How i register my nick in Freenode?
[21:03] <LeoDurans> How can i creat my chanel here, Freenode?
[21:03] <Flannel> linuxghost: Not directly, no.  You'd have to shuffle stuff around to do that, but it could be possible.
[21:03] <ZykoticK9> linuxghost, not to increase the xp partition (2 different drives) you you could format it for Windows and use it as storage space
[21:03] <linuxghost> flannel: teach me how to do that please
[21:03] <Edgar1> hi, what packages i need to install for listen sounds and music from flash apps?
[21:04] <Edgar1> Flash in webrowser firefox e.g.
[21:04] <linuxghost> i would like to store mp3 there
[21:04] <Flannel> linuxghost: You need to move your sda2 back, so you have freespace in between that and sda1
[21:04] <dakarn> edgar: add flash from your package manager
[21:04] <brian17> what is fastest way to draw destop on ubunto
[21:05] <JohnWittle> How do i see what interface my computer is using to connect to the internet?
[21:05] <linuxghost> Flannel: how to
[21:05] <harpreet_> JohnWittle: ifconfig
[21:06] <linuxghost> Flannel:
[21:06] <FuriousGeorge> does "use the hplij driver" mean anything to anyone?  that's what I keep hearing im supposed to do, but no where can i find a description of what that means.  i have the hplij package installed, but that doesnt add any printers in
[21:06] <FuriousGeorge> system settings--> printers, at least that i can see
[21:07] <harpreet_> FuriousGeorge: what printer you have?
[21:07] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: you need to click new-> printer
[21:07] <MaT-dg> I want to delete the only user account and make a new one with the same name/password. How do I do this in jaunty?
[21:07] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: during the printer installation wizard, you can pick the hplij driver to use with the printer
[21:07] <Flannel> linuxghost: click on sda2, hit "resize/move" and see if it lets ou.
[21:07] <crawler> brian17: can you please reword your question?  i don't understand what you are trying to do.
[21:08] <FuriousGeorge> harpreet_: officejet 7310
[21:08] <ivze> Folks,what do you thing about the fact that hibernation data with many sensitive things from processes memory stay on swap for arbitary amount of time even after resuming and shutting down normally?
[21:08] <FuriousGeorge> maccam94: i got that far
[21:08] <FuriousGeorge> maccam94: i jsut cant see where in the wiuzard i have the opption
[21:08] <Flannel> MaT-dg: reboot, choose "recovery console" at GRUB, then deluser username, adduser username, then adduser username admin
[21:08] <harpreet_> MaT-dg: make another user with administrative privileges and log on with that and delete the one you want , restart, make the user again and delete the one you created for this purpose
[21:09] <harpreet_> FuriousGeorge: it doesnt load driver by itself?
[21:09] <dakarn> ivze: i think that i don't have a swap partition because i don't hibernate and my maximum load for this box won't exceed my ram
[21:09] <linuxghost> Flannel: i think i cant cause ubuntu partition and xp partition is mounted and im not in gparted live cd
[21:09] <jetdog> hello all :)
[21:09] <Flannel> linuxghost: Ah, yes.  You'll need to be on a liveCD
[21:09] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: it should be in the step where you choose the make and model
[21:09] <crawler> hello, jetdog
[21:09] <FuriousGeorge> maccam94: i go under make i select hp, then under model i look and i should see hplij?
[21:10] <linuxghost> Flannel: but when im there in gparted live cd i cant increase just decrease
[21:10] <linuxghost> why?
[21:10] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: you should pick officejet 73xx
[21:10] <linuxghost> why?
[21:10] <FloodBot2> linuxghost: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:10] <ivze> dakarn: swap is often not used for swapping, but laptop users like me often hibernate... :(
[21:10] <FuriousGeorge> maccam94: that option is not there
[21:10] <Flannel> linuxghost: You need to decrease the second partition so you can increase the first.
[21:10] <FuriousGeorge> but hplij is installed
[21:10] <linuxghost> ok.floodbot2
[21:10] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: one sec
[21:10] <Jaunty2> How can I install the Themes for ubuntu 9.04? everytime i hit install it says its not a valid extension :S, thanks for help
[21:11] <Flannel> linuxghost: partitions have to be all in one piece, you can only expand into unallocated space next to a partition
[21:11] <Lyth> I'm trying to "make" pd-0.42-5 and i'm getting some errors
[21:11] <FuriousGeorge> maccam94: sure thanks
[21:11] <linuxghost> Flannel: it means that...
[21:11] <linuxghost> Flannel: how to use that unallocated space???
[21:12] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: just pick an officejet driver for now, we can change it after the wizard finishes
[21:12] <Flannel> linuxghost: First you need to get it out of the second partition, by moving the second partition to the right.
[21:12] <Jaunty2> How can I install the Themes for ubuntu 9.04? everytime i hit install it says its not a valid extension :S, thanks for help
[21:12] <linuxghost> ubuntu sucks me
[21:12] <pockets_> hi, i want xfce on my ubuntu, i installed xubuntu-desktop and xubuntu-artwork on aptitude, what's next?
[21:12] <jetdog> I am having trouble with acpi fan control using ubuntu's parent project, debian (sorry guys -- was having non-fixable issues :P) -- But I need to know how ubuntu does acpi fan control.  is it lm-sensors?  Or is it something else?
[21:12] <Lyth> I'm having some erros when making pd
[21:12] <FuriousGeorge> maccam94: officejet 7100 for instance?
[21:13] <dakarn> mathijs: are you still here?
[21:13] <maccam94> pockets_: log out, click session, choose xfce
[21:13] <zipo> hello everyone. Can you halp me with amarok. I'm using Ubuntu Jaunty and after update amarok says that there is problem with audio device but I can't find setting in amarok to selec audio device
[21:13] <FuriousGeorge> can someone please boot linuxghost
[21:13] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: sure
[21:13] <linuxghost> Flannel: how to move??
[21:13] <pockets_> ok thanks
[21:13] <Flannel> linuxghost: Right click, choose "Resize or move"
[21:13] <jack__> where is the firefox temp internet files
[21:13] <Flannel> Lyth: Is there something wrong with the one in the repositories?
[21:14] <Jaunty2> How can I install the Themes for ubuntu 9.04? everytime i hit install it says its not a valid extension :S, thanks for help
[21:14] <Lyth> flannel" I didn't know it was in the repository. Thanks!
[21:14] <Flannel> Lyth: 'puredata' is the package name
[21:14] <maccam94> jack__: somewhere in ~/.mozilla/firefox/profilename/
[21:14] <jack__> thanks
[21:14] <linuxghost> flannel, i wil boot now with gparted live cd
[21:14] <linuxghost> be back
[21:14] <Lyth> Thanks, flannel
[21:14] <linuxghost> stay there
[21:14] <dakarn> lyth: sorry i had you downloading tar.gz :O
[21:14] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: did you finisht he wizard?
[21:14] <Lyth> It's alright.
[21:15] <FuriousGeorge> maccam94: just finished
[21:15] <Lyth> I learned a bit anyway
[21:15] <harpreet_> ! ubuntu themes | Jaunty2
[21:15] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: once you finish the wizard, right click on the new printer in the the printers window and click properties
[21:15] <harpreet_> ! ubuntu theme | Jaunty2
[21:15] <harpreet_> ! theme | Jaunty2
[21:15] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: then click the Change... button on the Make and Model line
[21:15] <harpreet_> !changethemes | Janutry2
[21:15] <jetdog_> How does ubuntu do acpi fan control?  Is it lm-sensors?  ==> for overheating issues!! =(
[21:15] <harpreet_> !changethemes | Januty2
[21:16] <Jaunty2> Yes indeed i downloaded em  from gnome look.org  but when i try to install em , it says is not a valid theme, :S  what am i doing wrong?
[21:16] <crawler> jaunty2: what theme are you trying to install?
[21:16] <zipo> Where can I find audio setting in newest amarok 2.0.2?
[21:17] <FuriousGeorge> maccam94: i cant right click onto properties but ther eis a properties tab i can go to on the bottom when the prienter is selected in that settings -> printers app
[21:17] <harpreet_> jatt: kidda
[21:17] <jetdog_> How does ubuntu do acpi fan control?  Stock Kernel?  lm-sensors?  ==> for __overheating__ issues!! =(
[21:17] <jatt> ?
[21:17] <harpreet_> jatt: ki haal aa
[21:18] <FuriousGeorge> maccam94: in that dialog there is no way to change the make model, but strangely the foomatic driver for the 7130 seems to be working when i print a test page
[21:18] <harpreet_> jatt: kidda mundia uk dia
[21:18] <Lyth> Dakarn. flannel: seems to have solved my problem. Never been happier to hear a buzz coming from my speakers. Thank you very much.
[21:18] <Jaunty2> ubuntu to OSX leoprad.tar.gz
[21:18] <Jaunty2>  also tried ubuntu glossy orange,  Aviod-GDM-0.92  and amber AWn
[21:18] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: ok, close all the printer windows, then go to system -> admin -> printers. you should see a window with an icon for your printer
[21:19] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: you should be able to right click that icon
[21:19] <dakarn> buzz is just a white noise, now trim it to a frequency and BAM :)
[21:19] <ZykoticK9> Jaunty2, your trying at least 3 different "types" of themes there - they are each installed in different ways
[21:19] <pockets_> hi, when im in gnome, i click on places and i see all the local drives
[21:20] <pockets_> but when im in xfce, i dont, how to solve this?
[21:20] <DanDan> hello .. Ive recently updated to Jaunty and got flashplugin-nonfree broken !! and I TRIED EVERYTHINGG to fix/remove/reinstall anything u can imagine .. and nothing seems to work :( !!
[21:20] <FuriousGeorge> maccam94: you mean system settings -> printers right?  (im using kubuntu).
[21:20] <Jaunty2> Oh, how could I install properly the first 1? the mac one
[21:20] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: are you using ubuntu or kubuntu or what?
[21:20] <FuriousGeorge> sorry, kubuntu
[21:20] <maccam94> ooooooooooooh
[21:20] <maccam94> lol
[21:21] <Lyth> What does a DAC blocked error mean?
[21:21] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: one sec, let me see if i can find a screenshot of the kubuntu printer dialog box ;-)
[21:21] <dakarn> anyone know how to query the ppp connection log to see if i'm connected GPRS or UMTS?
[21:22] <FuriousGeorge> maccam94: there is a tab at the bottom that says properties.  when you select a printer at the top then you can go to the properties tab
[21:22] <crawler> Jaunty2: do you have a link for that?
[21:22] <nocturnoceep> ciao
[21:22] <erUSUL> dakarn: pppd logs to syslog iirc... /var/log/syslog
[21:22] <pockets_> does anyone use xfce?
[21:22] <Jaunty2> yes one momenyt
[21:22] <zipo> Please point me where can I find audio  device settings in amarok 2.0.2 under jaunty ubuntu on gnome
[21:22] <nocturnoceep> cerco film
[21:22] <Jaunty2> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Mac+OSX+Leopard+10.5+Full+pack?content=72425
[21:23] <FuriousGeorge> maccam94: then along the left side i can select "driver" and "change" the properties for the driver, but i am presented with the same makes and models as earlier
[21:23] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: is there an option to download a driver?
[21:23] <nocturnoceep> sono nuovo
[21:23] <del_diablo> Well
[21:23] <FuriousGeorge> maccam94: i dunno, it seems to be working with the foomatic driver for the 7130, it only needs to work till monday...  maybe ill see how this goes
[21:23] <nocturnoceep> ciao
[21:23] <del_diablo> does the one shipped of default work?
[21:23] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: k, sorry for the confusion
[21:24] <FuriousGeorge> maccam94: no otpion to download, but i can manually download one and try to open it
[21:24] <dakarn> erUSUL: is there a way to query the connection? because it doesn't show me the connection type
[21:24] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: no that wouldn't work ;-) the point of doing it in the app is that it would then install and use that driver
[21:24] <erUSUL> dakarn: i dunno sorry
[21:24] <pockets_> please, how can i see local drives on "places" when using xfce
[21:25] <FuriousGeorge> maccam94: thanks for your help.  lemme see how this goes
[21:25] <Lyth> It appears that my software is not detecting all my audio devices
[21:25] <crawler> jaunty2: i have not tried installing this theme, but at a glance it looks to be outdated.  have you tried the (even more outdated) tutorial?  http://www.howtoforge.com/mac4lin_make_linux_look_like_a_mac
[21:25] <Lyth> How can this be fixed
[21:25] <maccam94> FuriousGeorge: good luck
[21:25] <Jaunty2> yeh i just tried it and failed at first step
[21:26] <darlek> pockets: you might try #xubuntu since xfce is the default window manager there.  I don't know xfce enough myself
[21:26] <Jaunty2> crawler , have u any working theme i can try to install?
[21:26] <chris__> Wow
[21:26] <MeanGuy> morning guys, my indicator applet is gone. the one that gives me notification for pidgin. is there a way to get it back ?
[21:26] <crawler> jaunty: no, i only tweak the default theme.  maybe someone else has
[21:27] <MeanGuy> https://bugs.launchpad.net/indicator-applet/+bug/345599
[21:27] <DanDan> hello .. Ive recently updated to ubuntu Jaunty and got flashplugin-nonfree broken !! and I TRIED EVERYTHINGG to fix/remove/reinstall anything u can imagine .. and nothing seems to work :( !!
[21:27] <MeanGuy> and they said its been fixed
[21:27] <Silver_Swords> anybodu knows how to mount braseros .toc and .bin files?
[21:27] <del_diablo> MeanGuy: You mean tray or?
[21:27] <Lyth> Dakarn: By using PD i've confirmed that my device is properly connected and functional. However it seems that no other software can detect it.
[21:27] <erUSUL> Silver_Swords: convert it to iso
[21:27] <MeanGuy> del_diablo, yeah. the one that looks like a letter with a star whenever i get a pidgin msg
[21:28] <erUSUL> !iso | Silver_Swords
[21:28] <Edgar1> i have a problem with flash objects, i can't listen anysound and anymusic from youtube for example, what can i do to fix it?
[21:28] <MeanGuy> DanDan,  did u try installing it manually? downloading the .deb package from flash?
[21:28] <scales11> anyone know of a free cad app for linux?
[21:28] <erUSUL> !info qcad
[21:28] <DanDan> MeanGuy : .. will that remove the old one installed !!?
[21:28] <del_diablo> MeanGuy, what about rightclicking on the pidgin icon and se if someting similar to "blink upon new messages" is checked?
[21:28] <Brandano> good evening. Quick "good practices" question. what is the "proper" place to keep sources and accessory files of applications you compile yourself? All userspace stuff, I think it's better to keep it off system directories...
[21:28] <harpreet_> DanDan: sudo apt-get install flash-nonfree
[21:29] <ikonia> harpreet_: it's flashplugin-nonfree and he said he already had it
[21:29] <MeanGuy> DanDan, dunno. try --fore removing it or something
[21:29] <MeanGuy> del_diablo, one sec.
[21:29] <del_diablo> a nice thing: sudo apt-get install iat
[21:29] <del_diablo> its used for converting formats, like .bin ---> .iso as an example.
[21:29] <DanDan> harpreet_ package isnt there .. its nly flashplugin
[21:29] <harpreet_> ikonia: DanDan : then he has to remove swfdec from synaptic
[21:29] <DanDan> MeanGuy : tried it .. nothing works
[21:30] <ikonia> that won't change anything as the actual flash library is not really controled by the package manager
[21:30] <harpreet_> DanDan: enable your multiverse and universe repositories first
[21:30] <Lyth> I've installed a new audio device(line tuneport gx via the line6usb kernel module drivers). None of my programs except pd(which converts that it is working properly) will detect it.
[21:30] <DanDan> ikonia : .. I'm a SHE lol not He
[21:30] <scales11> erUSUL: i guess i kinda was hoping for a 3d cad program
[21:30] <dakarn> he needs to enable his restricted drivers too
[21:30] <DanDan> harpreet : Im a SHE not He .. plus its all enabled !
[21:30] <maccam94> DanDan: do you have the deb file for flash that you want to install?
[21:30] <ZykoticK9> Brandano, that's what /usr/local and /opt directories where designed to house - local specific programs etc.
[21:30] <harpreet_> DanDan: sorry for that do this
[21:31] <harpreet_> DanDan: sudo wget http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/intrepid.list --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install medibuntu-keyring && sudo apt-get update
[21:31] <erUSUL> scales11: google a bit and compare options
[21:31] <del_diablo> Brandano, i would either just keep it in ~/, or i would make a new map called sources and then spew every single source into there. Or i would mark the compiled maps as . before their name(so its hidden)
[21:31] <harpreet_> DanDan: sudo sed -i -e "s/# deb/deb/g" /etc/apt/sources.list && sudo apt-get update
[21:31] <dakarn> lyth: under alsamixer does it show the device?
[21:31] <DanDan> ok now im confused too many ppl have asked me to do stuff .. who shall i follow 1st ?
[21:31] <Lyth> yup
[21:31] <Brandano> ZykoticK9: so something like /usr/local/dev or opt/dev would do? Right now I keep stuff in ~/dev
[21:31] <maccam94> lol
[21:31] <Silver_Swords> ubottu: that link wont open.
[21:31] <harpreet_> DanDan: then sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[21:31] <MeanGuy> del_diablo, nope, nothing like that is around here. im using the awn , so when i click on the icon nothing here
[21:31] <Brandano> but this naturally limits the access to my user
[21:31] <Venom010> Please HELP, how do i enter other IRC rooms? i can only get in2 a few:-(
[21:31] <pedrinhobrito> can someone help me? i'm having problems connecting to MSN clients that use gtk or python
[21:31] <Lyth> and test through PD confirm that input and output is functional correctly
[21:31] <wxx> Is there a way to write .sh files from windows ?
[21:32] <lstarnes> Venom010: which ones are you trying to join?
[21:32] <pedrinhobrito> Venom010, /join #channel
[21:32] <dakarn> lyth: make sure you're not muted on alsamixer
[21:32] <harpreet_> DanDan: upto you who you want to follow, I just wrote whatever needs to be done, if you get an error, write my name and paste it here
[21:32] <dakarn> i know that seems lame but it happens
[21:32] <ZykoticK9> Brandano, if your keeping it in your home directory (ie ~) that MIGHT be the easiest solution of all
[21:32] <crawler> scales11: have you tried blender?
[21:32] <scales11> erUSUL: i have been.  not a lot.
[21:32] <Lyth> I'm not. I looked in the settings of my software. None will even detect the existence of my device.
[21:32] <Venom010> just what ever takes my fancy but cant get them working
[21:32] <scales11> crawler: yeah blender is prob the most promising thing i see, i just thought it was more for art rather than technical stuff
[21:32] <DanDan> harpreet_ : I see interpid in one of the commands u want me to do .. I'm a Jaunty user ..
[21:33] <del_diablo> MeanGuy, just thinking out loud here........... but what about adding a tray somewhere in your area? Just to se if Pidgin blinks over there?
[21:33] <lstarnes> Venom010: like what?  How are you trying to join them?
[21:33] <Brandano> ZykoticK9:  k, thanks. I was wondering if there was some sort of unspoken standard
[21:33] <darlek> lyth: lshw might list the hardware error?
[21:33] <Lyth> But I can get a tone through PD
[21:33] <darlek> !lshw
[21:33] <mathijs175> 60.000 errors on a single ram isnt good right ? :P
[21:33] <darlek> !find lshw
[21:33] <harpreet_> DanDan: first tell me what error are you getting
[21:33] <Venom010> im new 2 computers & trying 2 learn computer stuff
[21:33] <Silver_Swords> erUSUL: how to convert toc to iso?
[21:33] <darlek> !info lshw
[21:33] <DanDan> Harpreet_ ok .. let me get back to u :)
[21:34] <Venom010> but cant get in other rooms
[21:34] <ZykoticK9> Brandano, linux by way of unix has a lot of "unspoken" rules when it comes to directory structure and layout - unfortunatly no vendor/distro agrees on what they are
[21:34] <erUSUL> Silver_Swords: the factoid included this link http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/CD_Image_Conversion
[21:34] <k4rt33k> hello everyone
[21:34] <crawler> scales11:  you can do a lot of things with blender.  check their forums for suggestions as well http://blenderartists.org/forum/
[21:34] <Lyth> done
[21:34] <erUSUL> Silver_Swords: also mounting the bin file as if it was a iso does not work ?
[21:34] <mathijs175> after 2 days strungling, a single ram didnt let me install ubuntu :p
[21:34] <Silver_Swords> nope
[21:35] <ZykoticK9> Silver_Swords, toc+bin is like que+bin but forget the toc part and concentrate on the bin :)
[21:35] <MeanGuy> del_diablo, nope, didn't work. i even added a new panel , and added that to it. didn't work also
[21:35] <MeanGuy> weird.
[21:35] <del_diablo> Silver_Swords, if i rember the command with iat its
[21:35] <del_diablo> iat /placement/to/random.toc /new/placement.iso
[21:35] <DanDan> Harpreet_ here's the output for the 1st commands .. >> http://thomasdamgaard.dk/paste/P1322.html
[21:35] <cyber_> aloww
[21:35] <scales11> crawler: will do thanks
[21:36] <del_diablo> MeanGuy, hmmm that IS quite weird
[21:36] <cyber_> ada orang indo ga disini
[21:36] <emperor> DanDan: <harpreet_
[21:36] <erUSUL> cyber_: country ?
[21:36] <Silver_Swords> this is very retarded of brasero to not be able to mount its own tocs and bins.  =(
[21:37] <del_diablo> how do i force my way into the shell when booting? I got some ridiculess grapics problems(ati, and don't ask)
[21:37] <ikonia> del_diablo: boot into recovery mode from your grub menyu
[21:37] <erUSUL> del_diablo: bott into recovery mode
[21:37] <ikonia> menu
[21:37] <emperor> DanDan: sudo apt-get -f install
[21:37] <linuxghost> which one here is expert working with gpartes?
[21:37] <ZykoticK9> Silver_Swords, i'd check out bin2iso, but FYI i have had little or no success with that conversion - was this a regular data CD? or something else - as ISO doesn't allow for all types of CD images.
[21:37] <linuxghost> gparted
[21:37] <del_diablo> Silver_Swords, brasero is just a frontend to the mount command i mean to remember
[21:38] <DanDan> emperor : .. I keep getting the error that the package is in bad constitute
[21:38] <nightdrever> anyone know how to check for viruses etc on linux?
[21:38] <linuxghost> help me, i want to resize my hdd
[21:38] <ikonia> !virus > nightdrever
[21:38] <ikonia> nightdrever: virus works different on linux, so you don't really "scan" for them
[21:38] <Slart> Silver_Swords: how is it "retarded" of a cd/dvd burning app to not be able to mount images?
[21:38] <thomrenault> linuxghost do you want to change the size  of your partition
[21:38] <xp-killer> hello i upgrade to kubuntu 9.04 but since my 16:3 screen saying upsoportive signal.change the pc output.i only got picture on my old 4:3 screen.how can i fix this?
[21:39] <linuxghost> yes thomrenault
[21:39] <Silver_Swords> Slart: i dont know.. it's just ticken me off.
[21:39] <ZykoticK9> xp-killer, change the resolution in Ubuntu to something widescreen
[21:39] <thomrenault> linuxghost do you have the disc you used to install ubuntu?
[21:39] <crawler> scales11: found this: http://projects.blender.org/projects/blendercad/
[21:39] <ikonia> Silver_Swords: mounting the iso is nothing to do with the software,
[21:39] <DanDan> emperor : .. lol sorry I meant I'm getting this output when i -f install http://thomasdamgaard.dk/paste/P1323.html
[21:40] <linuxghost> thomrenault: yes i have it but it cant load as live cd
[21:40] <Slart> Silver_Swords: why not convert it to an iso.. bchunk will do that.. linux has never been good with mounting the billions binary image formats out there
[21:40] <nightdrever> well its just somrthing has got access to my hotmail account since using linux.......and is sending junk mail from my account
[21:40] <thomrenault> linuxghost do you know why it's not letting you use it as a live cd?
[21:40] <ikonia> nightdrever: I doubt that's anything to do with linux
[21:40] <linuxghost> maybe i need to upgrade my ubuntu
[21:41] <commonSP> list
[21:41] <nightdrever> well what has it got to do with?
[21:41] <emperor> DanDan: you can go to synaptic and check if you have swfdec installed, remove all packages of that name
[21:41] <Silver_Swords> i tried bchunk and bin2iso and others i cant remember.. none know what a .toc and .bin is.
[21:41] <linuxghost> i dnt know
[21:41] <thomrenault> linuxghost did you check the disc for errors, there an option that will let you do that before you boot
[21:41] <nightdrever> ive never handed my password out to anyone
[21:41] <ikonia> nightdrever: no idea, it would require research but I strongly doubt it's a linux issue
[21:41] <del_diablo> Silver_Swords: tried iat yet?
[21:41] <nightdrever> but its gaining access to my hotmail
[21:41] <Slart> Silver_Swords: is it an audio cd?
[21:41] <linuxghost> how to add the last ubuntu repppository?
[21:41] <darlek> !info rkhunter
[21:41] <thomrenault> the last time I had problems getting a live cd to boot it was due to a scratch on the disc itself
[21:41] <del_diablo> nightdrever, big chance somebody bruteforced your account
[21:41] <nightdrever> ok
[21:42] <linuxghost> thomrenault: yes ive checked but no errors
[21:42] <nightdrever> well the password it very strong
[21:42] <nightdrever> numbers letters etc
[21:42] <Silver_Swords> del_diablo: is that a program that needs to be installed or just type in terminal?
[21:42] <ikonia> nightdrever: that means nothing
[21:42] <scales11> crawler: thanks.  i initially thought something like sketchup would be ideal, i will keep looking
[21:42] <del_diablo> del_diablo, it needs to be installed since its not included in default system, sudo aptitude install iat
[21:42] <nightdrever> how can they brute force it then?
[21:42] <del_diablo> Silver_Swords
[21:42] <del_diablo> :(
[21:43] <ikonia> nightdrever: I have no idea, I'm not saying they did,
[21:43] <Ron586> !iat
[21:43] <darlek> !find iat
[21:43] <Silver_Swords> Slart: not audio. its an OS
[21:43] <darlek> !info iat
[21:43] <nightdrever> ok......u know in windows there is a program called glary utilities to clean things up.......anything like that for ubuntu?
[21:43] <thomrenault> linuxghost, I don't know what would be wrong with it then
[21:43] <linuxghost> ubottu: are u good?
[21:44] <Silver_Swords> del_diablo: did i miss something??
[21:44] <DanDan> emperor .. :( .. E: flashplugin-nonfree: Package is in a very bad inconsistent state - you should  reinstall it before attempting a removal.
[21:44] <emperor> DanDan: you can go to synaptic and check if you have swfdec installed, remove all packages of that name
[21:44] <ikonia> nightdrever: you don't know there is anything to clean up - as I said, virus's work in a slightly different way
[21:44] <Slart> Silver_Swords: can you pastebin the toc-file?
[21:44] <del_diablo> Silver_Swords, depends weither or not you missed my major type <.<
[21:44] <Slart> !paste | Silver_Swords
[21:44] <dakarn> i'm not using ubuntu, but how would you change sound settings from pulse audio to alsa in system>preferences>audio   if everything is grey'd out
[21:44] <nightdrever> ok sorry....now im not talking about viruses
[21:44] <nightdrever> just cleaning things up
[21:44] <ikonia> nightdrever: ok - so what are you talking about
[21:44] <ikonia> nightdrever: what do you want to clean up ?
[21:44] <DanDan> emperor : yea thats the error I got in synaptic also !!
[21:44] <KingArthur> Can't get xubuntu 9.04 to connect to a 24" LCD screen tried 2 already the computer has a 3Dfx vga card
[21:45] <linuxghost> thomrenault: bye be back
[21:45] <del_diablo> Silver_Swords, it needs to be installed since its not included in default system, sudo aptitude install iat
[21:45] <nightdrever> well........dunno about defrag........and junk files
[21:45] <ikonia> nightdrever: there isn't any
[21:45] <ikonia> nightdrever: you don't need to defrag
[21:45] <DanDan> emperor : I was trying to remove gstreamer0.8-swfdec .. its the only one installed
[21:45] <emperor> DanDan: click on reinstall
[21:45] <nightdrever> so u dont need any utility software?
[21:46] <emperor> DanDan: instead of removing click on reinstall
[21:46] <ikonia> nightdrever: nope
[21:46] <freenode1> is there a way to install 32bit software on ubuntu 9.04 64bit????
[21:46] <JohnnyVbox> hey guys
[21:46] <JohnnyVbox> how to check x.org version:?
[21:46] <JohnnyVbox> please
[21:46] <MacTuts> hi i have a general linux question
[21:46] <ikonia> freenode1: there is but it depends on the software, and how multilib it is
[21:46] <DanDan> emperor : flashplugin u mean ? .. in synaptic ? .. I cant click on it i can only click on remove or comp remove
[21:46] <ikonia> JohnnyVbox: dpkg -l | grep X - or xorg -version
[21:46] <JohnnyVbox> [ikonia]: thanks
[21:46] <MacTuts> can KDE apps work in GNOME
[21:46] <campee> does anyone know why ubuntu's VNC client is so slow when I connect to my ubuntu machine at home? it's unbearably slow when using vncviewer or remote desktop viewer. using a windows xp vnc client (real vnc)  in the same remote location works extremely fast, so it's not a bandwidth issue.
[21:46] <ikonia> MacTuts: yup
[21:46] <lstarnes> MacTuts: yes
[21:46] <del_diablo> JohnnyVbox, Ubuntu 9.04 = 1.6
[21:47] <ikonia> MacTuts: you have to install the graphical tool kit - but it works fine
[21:47] <emperor> DanDan: swfdec is the package that runs flash
[21:47] <freenode1> i would like to install dexrex....a pidgin plugins
[21:47] <Silver_Swords> ok... thanx all for help.  =)
[21:47] <ZykoticK9> JohnnyVbox, or "X -version" in cli
[21:47] <codyxx> Okay, I have a question
[21:47] <MacTuts> ok thanks so there is no drawback to running a KDE app?
[21:47] <JohnnyVbox> [del_diablo]: ok, thanks
[21:47] <JohnnyVbox> thanks people
[21:47] <DanDan> emperor : even on that I cant mark for reinstalling
[21:47] <ikonia> freenode1: that may respond differently due to it being a plugin, I'd expect the plugin to possibly not be arch dependant
[21:47] <codyxx> I am about to format my drive, but I want to backup my Ubuntu installation exactly. (Programs, GUI config, fonts, etc.)
[21:47] <codyxx> How would I do this?
[21:47] <MacTuts> because im in ubuntu 9.04 and Konversation seems to work fine
[21:47] <campee> anyone? :(
[21:47] <ikonia> campee: anyone what ?
[21:47] <codyxx> Can I just copy my partition to my external then reload it formatting
[21:47] <freenode1> is a plugin but is a program
[21:48] <freenode1> is a deb and is only for i386
[21:48] <MacTuts> ok thank you everyone!
[21:48] <MacTuts> bye
[21:48] <campee> an answer to my question.. or some thoughts =)
[21:48] <del_diablo> codyxx, you can do that with atleast your home partition
[21:48] <emperor> DanDan: sudo apt-get autoremove swfdec
[21:48] <Shortguy109> Does anyone know why i only get static sound whenever i try to record my guitar in Jack Audio Connection Kit?
[21:48] <ikonia> freenode1: pidgin is 64 bit, so I don't think it will take a 32bit library, if it's not a library I think it will be fine
[21:48] <flintwingel> MacTuts: running a KDE based app under GNOME will use more memory
[21:48] <campee> ikonia: does anyone know why ubuntu's VNC client is so slow when I connect to my ubuntu machine at home? it's unbearably slow when using vncviewer or remote desktop viewer. using a windows xp vnc client (real vnc)  in the same remote location works extremely fast, so it's not a bandwidth issue.
[21:48] <codyxx> Okay, but could I backup all of my programs, usr folders, etc.
[21:48] <emperor> DanDan: before thinking about making it work, you'll have to completely remove it first to start fresh
[21:48] <codyxx> I'm done a lot of tweaking, and I'd hate to lose it all
[21:49] <codyxx> Especially with themes and such
[21:49] <darlek> !gg ubuntu backup
[21:49] <ikonia> campee: client/server incompatabilty, protocol config differences ?
[21:49] <DanDan> emperor : the output says E: couldnt find package swfdec
[21:49] <del_diablo> codyxx, depends on what reason you got for reinstalling
[21:49] <campee> i also experience the same issue when i try to use vnc to connect to my parent's computer. the issue appears from different computers all running ubuntu.
[21:49] <campee> windows real vnc works perfect though :/
[21:49] <DanDan> emperor : .. maybe autoremove ( gstreamer ) ? since its the only one installed ?
[21:49] <campee> i am using "vino", the built-in server for ubuntu
[21:49] <codyxx> Its kind of a long story that I'd rather not get into, but I would also like to do it so as to load my installation onto other people's computers that I install Ubuntu on.
[21:49] <Shortguy109> Does anyone know why i only get static sound whenever i try to record my guitar in Jack Audio Connection Kit?
[21:49] <emperor> DanDan: you can try that
[21:50] <codyxx> So they would not have to go through the hassle
[21:50] <campee> and i'm using ubuntu's built-in vnc client
[21:50] <emperor> DanDan: if swfdec is not installed , install it
[21:50] <campee> so it is hard to believe that it is an incompat issue
[21:50] <Slart> campee: I'm not sure what vnc client ubuntu uses by default.. but try installing one of the ones available from the repos..
[21:50] <ikonia> campee: not really, it can be incompatible depending on configuration
[21:50] <mkanyicy> codyxx: use tar and gzip or bzip2 to backup all your stuff
[21:51] <Slart> campee: vnc isn't a set standard.. there are many addons and extra features... some are only available on some clients with some servers etc..
[21:51] <DanDan> emperor : this is gona take a long time ... and I think it wont work as it will still auto upgrade or install flashplugin-nonfree .. and I get the feeling ill get the same error msg :| lol
[21:51] <Slart> campee: they will all have a common base.. but it's quite possible that the base is pretty slow
[21:51] <campee> i avehn't configured anything..
[21:51] <campee> haven't*
[21:51] <campee> i'm running these apps in their default config
[21:51] <emperor> DanDan: we can try, it wont take long to install the package
[21:51] <freenode1> ikonia: but you can see yourself if you download the dexrex program is only for i386
[21:51] <freenode1> how can i do?
[21:52] <casperfoo> campee: I use xtightvncviewer on Ubuntu to go to a Mac, my options are: xtightvncviewer -bgr233 -quality 0 -compresslevel 0 -encodings zlib -nocursorshape localhost:0
[21:52] <icqn> there are no updates for ubuntu since two weeks, is ubuntu bankrupt?
[21:52] <puffandstuff> Anyone know why kdevelop 3.9.91 only allow QT4 projects creation (no autotool project anymore), please.
[21:52] <casperfoo> campee: if you knock the color depth down it will go a lot faster
[21:52] <campee> are you going over the internet?
[21:52] <DanDan> emperor  .. lol :( !!! .. same error !!
[21:52] <Slart> icqn: nope.. it's just perfect now.. no need for any more updates.. ever... ;)
[21:52] <codyxx> Okay, if I were to make an image file of my system. How would I restore it?
[21:52] <campee> i'm going through an ssh tunnel. but like i said, it works perfectly fine in windows..
[21:53] <casperfoo> campee: yeah from an ADSL connection at work to a cable one at home, it's usable if I knock the quality down with those options, otherwise very slow
[21:53] <campee> i have 100K/s upload speed :)
[21:53] <Shortguy109> Does anyone know why i only get static sound whenever i try to record my guitar in Jack Audio Connection Kit?
[21:53] <casperfoo> campee: me too, ssh tunnel, my ssh options are ssh -C -c blowfish
[21:53] <JohnnyVbox> A question, do i need to download the kernel devel files or are they already in the ubuntu 9.04 700mb iso?
[21:53] <chaos2fu> total newbie question; to send a highlighted message to someone how do i do that?
[21:53] <mkanyicy> codyxx: create a partition of sufficient size with gparted from Live CD then extract with tar again
[21:54] <Slart> icqn: but.. on a more serious note.. I'm not sure if I've seen any updates for a while here either.. might just be that there hasn't been any.. you can try switching mirrors to see if the one you're using has stopped updating for some reason
[21:54] <casperfoo> campee: it's not so much a bandwidth issue as it is latency; my ping to home is ~35 ms
[21:54] <emperor> DanDan: try logging in with su
[21:54] <bmeynell> is there a server crashlog or something? how can i tell why my server crashed?
[21:54] <Slart> chaos2fu: it's not something you can do.. your client highlight messages according to some rules..
[21:54] <campee> casperfoo: i'm going to try your method now
[21:54] <CaptainMorgan> how can I check idle/active time of a logged in user?
[21:54] <Slart> chaos2fu: usually stuff that has your nickname in it gets highlighted.. it's not something the sender can do anything about
[21:55] <mkanyicy> codyxx: I am using partimage but it does not come with the ubuntu LIVE CD
[21:55] <casperfoo> campee: I'm not sure why another client would be different speed though, except if you have different options on, maybe it uses a different encoding algorithm for example
[21:55] <icqn> Slart, it is everything else as perfect, the poorest edition ever!! too many issues i have, bug reports submitted, no responses at all since many weeks!!!
[21:55] <codyxx> Okay, thanks
[21:55] <DanDan> emperor ? logging in where ? ..
[21:55] <darlek> chaos2fu: are you talking about email?  If someone receives email as plain text then any extra coding is lost anyway
[21:55] <chaos2fu> ok...so if i write like Slart in it it will be highlighted for u?
[21:55] <campee> i'm using defaults for all programs
[21:55] <codyxx> I downloaded the SystemRestoreCD
[21:55] <codyxx> *SystemRescueCD
[21:55] <codyxx> So I'll experiment with that
[21:55] <codyxx> thanks much
[21:55] <codyxx> Godspeed
[21:55] <FloodBot2> codyxx: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:55] <emperor> DanDan: terminal
[21:55] <casperfoo> campee: I actually recently switched from Real VNC on WinXP to xtightvnc in a Ubuntu VM (both thru an SSH tunnel) and I have the tightvnc going faster
[21:55] <emperor> DanDan: sudo su, then give it your root password
[21:55] <Slart> chaos2fu: correct.. although you get an F for using 'u'
[21:56] <linuxghost> thomre
[21:56] <ZykoticK9> CaptainMorgan, your looking for the "w" command, no joke
[21:56] <casperfoo> emperor: sudo -i?
[21:56] <chaos2fu> okej, and instead of u?
[21:56] <emperor> casperfoo: yes
[21:56] <JonyBlaze> anyone else not had many updates for like the past week?
[21:56] <icqn> Slart, issues like nautilus crashes bad packages, and an acpi freezes on shutdown!
[21:56] <casperfoo> emperor: login shell vs. not is only diff I guess
[21:56] <CaptainMorgan> ZykoticK9, I'm aware of that command, thanks... do you think it is in depth? a simple % w, won't do ... maybe a switch?
[21:56] <linuxghost> does some one knows how to resize hdd???im now from ubuntu live cd
[21:57] <ikonia> linuxghost: try the gparted tool
[21:57] <darlek> JonyBlaze: I had ntp updates a few days ago but that's about it
[21:57] <Slart> chaos2fu: guess.. what word do you think 'u' would represent.. it's only two more letters
[21:57] <Shortguy109> Does anyone know why i only get static sound whenever i try to record my guitar in Jack Audio Connection Kit?
[21:57] <DanDan> emperor  .. i just type sudo ? .. *sorry im just really tired lol *
[21:57] <dakarn> !openbox | Lyth
[21:57] <icqn> seems to me that, they have fired developers because they are bankrupt!
[21:57] <emperor> DanDan: pm
[21:57] <ZykoticK9> CaptainMorgan, "w" shows you the Idle time - isn't that what you asked for?
[21:57] <chaos2fu> okej Slart i got YOU! ;-)
[21:57] <casperfoo> linuxghost: there's a gparted live CD which is quite nice too
[21:57] <linuxghost> ikonia: im there but there is no option to increase partition just to decresase
[21:57] <Slart> icqn: well.. I'm terribly sorry your system crashes.. I will try to be more careful in the future
[21:57] <Slart> chaos2fu: =)
[21:57] <linuxghost> casper all the same
[21:58] <CaptainMorgan> ZykoticK9, yea... heh, sorry... but I'm looking for more in depth coverage.. idle time is good... what about applications? applications currently using for example
[21:58] <JonyBlaze> darlek: but its not just me right? there has been a lot fewer updates than normal
[21:58] <ZykoticK9> CaptainMorgan, i think that's under the WHAT heading
[21:58] <icqn> Slart, are you developer?
[21:58] <linuxghost> there is no option to increase partition in ubuntu live cd gparted
[21:58] <linuxghost> help me ppl
[21:58] <zorkum> hello, why dont work a microphone in steam or ventrilo with wine?, and in ubuntu yes work a microphone
[21:58] <Slart> icqn: nope
[21:59] <darlek> JonyBlaze: seems so, but if we're not using a lot of edgey stuff then as developers get fixing more and more things there are fewer updates.  That's the hope anyway
[21:59] <linuxghost> isnot an miraculous to increase my partition with gparted???
[21:59] <CaptainMorgan> ZykoticK9, aye... x-session-manager is indeed very vague and obscure... I'm sure there are other programs they're using... for example, I took a look at ps -aux ...
[22:00] <casperfoo> linuxghost: is that the ubuntu installer you are looking at, or are you actually running gparted?
[22:00] <ikonia> linuxghost: you can only increase it if you have unallocated space free
[22:00] <icqn> Slart, i am thinking to switch to another distro
[22:00] <darlek> JonyBlaze: of course ath5k blows so I still use madwifi, so there are development trees I'd like to see that I never do as well
[22:00] <ZykoticK9> CaptainMorgan, each line shows a different command that is currently running
[22:00] <mkanyicy> Rhythmbox cant play iTunes daap shares, help
[22:00] <linuxghost> im actually using live session user
[22:00] <linuxghost> ubuntu
[22:00] <Slart> icqn: do you have a question you want to ask?
[22:00] <linuxghost> damn it
[22:00] <ikonia> linuxghost: you can't resize your disk unless you have unallocated space
[22:01] <linuxghost> no solution to me
[22:01] <ikonia> linuxghost: drop tha attitude - people are trying to help
[22:01] <CaptainMorgan> ZykoticK9, in ps -aux ? or do you mean w?
[22:01] <ZykoticK9> CaptainMorgan, ahhh i see what you mean - no it doesn't show much does it
[22:01] <darlek> CaptainMorgan: try also htop, as top just lists programs but htop also puts them into a tree view
[22:01] <darlek> !find htop
[22:01] <darlek> !info htop
[22:01] <CaptainMorgan> darlek, I'll try that thanks... I was aware of top, but htop is new to me, thanks
[22:01] <icqn> Slart, are you trying to stop me that way?
[22:03] <JohnnyVbox> wth is jaunty?
[22:03] <darlek> CaptainMorgan: ps -aux is fine but better as ps aux | grep -i whateverIwant  .. so that I get a filtered list
[22:03] <linuxghost> ikonia: look this http://imagebin.ca/view/vb4M_Xp5.html
[22:03] <JohnnyVbox> (sorry for my stupidity)
[22:03] <ikonia> JohnnyVbox: ubuntu 9.04
[22:03] <darlek> sorry no dash
[22:03] <Slart> icqn: If you have a specific question about ubuntu I might be able to help you... I have no interest in listening to what you think about ubuntu or if you're going to switch distros...
[22:03] <ikonia> linuxghost: you have no unallocated space
[22:03] <Slart> icqn: there is an offtopic channel for that kind of chatter
[22:03] <zenxr> Slart: why be so blunt, you're not getting paid here..
[22:03] <ikonia> linuxghost: you're also working within the confines of an extended partition
[22:03] <JohnWittle> rofl
[22:03] <darlek> !ot
[22:04] <linuxghost> teach me step by step how to increase xp partition
[22:04] <JohnWittle> signing up for the ubuntu forums, Fatal error: Existing data passed is not an array Called set_existing in [path]/register.php on line 421in [path]/includes/class_dm.php on line 235
[22:04] <ikonia> linuxghost: you'd have to delete your ubuntu partition as your extended partition is only 20 gig
[22:04] <ripps> If there are any MOTU's here, can you help me in #ubuntu-motu?
[22:05] <linuxghost> ikonia: then if i delete it and re-install may i be able to resize xp partition?
[22:05] <hax0r1337> Is it possible to lease a particular IP address when using iwconfig and connecting to a router?
[22:05] <ZykoticK9> linuxghost, i mentioned awhile ago - you can't grow the Windows NTFS partition across 2 different drives (sda1 vs sda5)
[22:05] <ikonia> linuxghost: if you delete your ubuntu partition THEN resize XP, THEN re-install with more space free, it will work
[22:05] <ikonia> ZykoticK9: they are the same drive - just different partition
[22:05] <zorkum> why dont work a microphone in steam or ventrilo with wine?, and in ubuntu yes work a microphone
[22:05] <dakarn> just make that empty partition a ntfs
[22:06] <del_diablo> Hia, i'm back. Update, screen still looks very bad on startup..................... did not figur out how to remove ATI's drivers. Screen looks like this http://img14.imageshack.us/img14/8245/dsc01144a.jpg
[22:06] <dakarn> if you're under 3...
[22:06] <smacktalk> has anyone used the remote desktop feature on ubuntu?
[22:06] <ZykoticK9> ikonia, linuxghost my mistake sorry
[22:06] <ikonia> linuxghost: keep in mind you only have 1gb free on your XP partition
[22:06] <dakarn> if you start writing 5 or more partitions to a disk you're gonna be askin for trouble :p
[22:06] <ikonia> linuxghost: so you won't be able to shrink your XP install
[22:06] <linuxghost> delete ubuntu partition and resize xp.ok. how to resize xp?
[22:06] <flintwingel> smacktalk: frequently...
[22:07] <ikonia> linuxghost: you won't be able to, there is not enough free space to re-size
[22:07] <dakarn> linuxghost: if you make it ntfs, you'll be able to access those files from both linux and windows
[22:07] <boss_mc> can't linuxghost resize the ubuntu partition, move it right, and resize the ext partition around it?
[22:07] <linuxghost> ikonia: it means i need to format all my hdd?
[22:07] <darlek> linuxghost: login to xp and delete files that you don't need, large downloads etc
[22:07] <ikonia> linuxghost: or free up space on your XP install
[22:07] <dakarn> empty recycling bin
[22:07] <darlek> temp files etc
[22:08] <smacktalk> flintwingel:  do you rdp in with the native windows client software, or do use vnc???
[22:08] <marcel> i am having trouble powering off and rebooting, it seems to freeze , i am using kernel 2.6.29.4 and 2.6.30rc7
[22:08] <hax0r1337> I have both eth0 and wlan0 connection, how can I force wlan0 to be used by deluge (torrent client) ?
[22:08] <darlek> look in My Documents My Downloads whatever you can
[22:08] <flintwingel> smacktalk: vnc
[22:08] <Lyth> Darnak?
[22:08] <smacktalk> so i have to download vnc onto my winxp box for that to work?
[22:09] <Lyth> I'm back
[22:09] <dakarn> lol hax0r is stealing wireless to pirate movies =p while keeping his home for legit bizness ;)
[22:09] <dakarn> well lyth?
[22:09] <linuxghost> i gotta go. i will need some time to reinstall everything with partition as i desire
[22:09] <flintwingel> smacktalk: yes, you can use realvnc or tightvnc
[22:09] <Lyth> It's worse
[22:09] <hax0r1337> dakarn: yes now help me to route that thing
[22:09] <Slart> marcel: no error messages when it freezes? nothing in syslog? kern.log?
[22:09] <linuxghost> ikonia: ,and everyone who helped me thanks
[22:09] <axisys> i need to have a cronjob to cp stuff from onefolder/childfolder to anotherfolder as root.. should I just create a cronjob ? i need to add some checks like if the copy fails send email alert to notify .. looking for suggestions
[22:09] <Lyth> I have two sound settings now
[22:09] <icqn> Slart, why are you so sure that you are able to help? for example how to change easily between languages for spellchecking in application like xchat, pidgin? in gentoo, opensuse, for example there is an item in pop-up menu for that, is there a package in ubuntu witch brings that support?
[22:09] <linuxghost> i will clean up all my pc
[22:09] <dakarn> eh?
[22:10] <marcel> Slart, i didnt check those logs, its a custom kernel by the way
[22:10] <dakarn> killall -9 alsa
[22:10] <smacktalk> flintwingel: thanks that explains everything!
[22:10] <dakarn> sudo killall -9 alsa and see if it works
[22:10] <embrik>  #cinelera
[22:10] <Slart> axisys: you have a crontab for each user.. there is one for root so use that for the copy command.. not sure about the mailing stuff
[22:10] <_user_> please help me nautilus uses 520 MB of ram and going up and when i killiall nautilus it goes down to 18MB then start up again waht can i do ?
[22:10] <linuxghost> be ignorant is a pity
[22:10] <Lyth> k
[22:10] <marcel> _user_, switch to xfce?
[22:10] <Lyth> Although PD still detects it
[22:10] <linuxghost> excuse me im a shit
[22:11] <linuxghost> :(
[22:11] <dakarn> shame you can't play music through PD :)
[22:11] <darlek> _user_: ps aux | grep -i nautilus to find out how many are running
[22:11] <axisys> Slart: you mean use crontab ?
[22:11] <_user_> marcel, but i like gnome ??? and switch is not fix
[22:11] <dakarn> make sure you aren't running pd as a process either
[22:11] <axisys> Slart: that is exactly what u said :P
[22:11] <_user_> darlek, wait plz
[22:11] <marcel> _user_, so did you try an upgrade of gnome with apt-get?
[22:11] <icqn> How to change easily between languages for spellchecking in application like xchat, pidgin? in gentoo, opensuse, for example there is an item in pop-up menu for that, is there a package in ubuntu witch brings that support?
[22:12] <Lyth> Dakarn: Says no process killed
[22:12] <mathijs175> dakam?
[22:12] <_user_> marcel no fresh install and update via ubuntu update
[22:12] <Slart> icqn: I'm not sure I can help...I just said I might be able to help you if you asked specific questions.. I'm not sure how xchat does it spellchecking.. if it's done by xchat I'm guessing there is a setting somewhere in one of xchats many config files.. if it's a system wide spellcheck I would guess it would use the language set in localization settings.. pidgin does the spellchecking by itself if I recall correctly..
[22:12] <linuxghost> fuck
[22:13] <dakarn> lyth: run padevchooser
[22:13] <_user_> darlek, user@ubuntu:~$ ps aux | grep -i nautilus
[22:13] <_user_> user      3619  0.5 18.0 748392 557440 ?       Sl   May29   5:14 nautilus
[22:13] <_user_> user     31056  0.0  0.0   4420   904 pts/1    R+   00:12   0:00 grep -i nautilus
[22:13] <_user_> user@ubuntu:~$
[22:13] <FloodBot2> _user_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:13] <boss_mc> !ohmy | linuxghost....
[22:13] <marcel> _user_, does the memory usage appear when going to a certain folder?
[22:13] <Lyth> Now what?
[22:13] <campee> casperfoo: your settings work much better than the default. thank you.
[22:13] <Slart> axisys: yes.. crontab...there is a switch to change which users crontab you're editing..
[22:13] <casperfoo> campee: great
[22:13] <_user_> marcel, no just view the desk top
[22:13] <axisys> looking for a smart way to trigger a job when someone upload stuff in a dir
[22:13] <marcel> _user_, any big files on the desktop?
[22:14] <_user_> and using firefox and pidgin
[22:14] <_user_> yes
[22:14] <darlek> _user_ : sudo kill -9 3619 (will kill the process)  or also try killall nautilus
[22:14] <_user_> .run file that being download
[22:14] <marcel> _user_, do you have preview enabled for big files? its a setting i believe
[22:14] <Slart> marcel: without some kind of error message it's hard to diagnose it..  but since it's shutting down it's possible it doesn't get written to the logs
[22:14] <dakarn> tell me what your defaults are
[22:14] <_user_> wait plz
[22:14] <Lyth> no network device found
[22:14] <dakarn> default sink
[22:15] <Lyth> no network device found
[22:15] <icqn> Slart, they all do, the question was how to change between spelling languages...
[22:15] <_user_> marcel, no 10 MB limit
[22:15] <dakarn> one sec
[22:15] <marcel> Slart, i didnt have the problem with 2.6.28 , maybe something changed in the acpi code
[22:15] <JohnnyVbox> ubuntu OWNS
[22:15] <mathijs175> dakam i finally installed ubuntu, had 60.000 errors on my 265 ram :p
[22:15] <JohnnyVbox> i had no issues installing the guest additions
[22:15] <JohnnyVbox> mandriva i suffered
[22:15] <Slart> icqn: I'm looking around in my pidgin stuff.. I'll get back to you if I find something useful
[22:15] <Lyth> they are detected under manager
[22:15] <marcel> _user_, it could be a bug, you might want to install xfce also its very clean and lightweight
[22:15] <dakarn> mathijs :D you made it back!!!
[22:16] <dakarn> so it was an error in the ram module?
[22:16] <mathijs175> not one error, around the 60.000 errors
[22:16] <dakarn> up and running tho?
[22:16] <mathijs175> yep totally
[22:16] <_user_> marcel, but i like gnome ! xfce is not as gnome
[22:16] <darlek> !info logrotate
[22:16] <dakarn> sweet, congrats
[22:17] <mathijs175> thanks :)
[22:17] <marcel> _user_, then wait for the fix to appear
[22:17] <icqn> Slart, it is not application dependent! this item in popup menu is for all input fields available
[22:17] <marcel> _user_, report a bug
[22:17] <mathijs175> and you thanks for all the advices etc :P
[22:17] <_spiff> I recently installed Ubuntu 9.04 on my desktop, but I have a problem with my NFS homedir. It appears GDM start up before home is mounted. After first login I don't have access to my homedir. Logging out and back in fixes it. Also waiting a while before logging in does not show the problem. Any suggestions?
[22:17]  * bc stabs MSIE in the face with a fork, if it had a face
[22:17] <icqn> Slart, like an item for "Input Methods" for example
[22:18] <dakarn> no worries, so now you know if your friend has that error
[22:18] <mathijs175> yea
[22:18] <Lyth> Dakarn?
[22:19] <Lyth> nope
[22:19] <DiffyQ> Hello. I just got my computer back after having it in the shop for eight months, and for some reason now sound only works through my headphones.
[22:19] <Kraft> lol
[22:19] <Kraft> sux2bu
[22:19] <DiffyQ> I had this problem before when I first installed Ubuntu, and I fixed it somehow, but now it's back.
[22:19] <flintwingel> _spiff: just a random thought... is your local DNS resolving all machine names ok. I've found more than once network timing issues are DNS related
[22:20] <Slart> icqn: mm.. pidgin seems to use that.. xchat uses aspell.. or you're using gnome-xchat?    http://t0x.in/xchatspellchecking.html
[22:20] <DiffyQ> I'm wondering if someone can help me reconstruct how I solved this the first time, maybe by telling me what one usually does in this situation.
[22:20] <stumped> why wont xserver save my config? every time i log on i have to change the rez back to 1240 x 1024
[22:21] <faryshta> Hi, how can I install the svn version of aircrack?
[22:22] <stumped> everytime it just says that it cant create /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup
[22:22] <_spiff> flintwingel: Hmm. DNS is handled by my Linksys router (custom firmware). I have proper DNS entries in there and never had problems before (used to have Gentoo on my desktop). But good suggestion. Perhaps I should try putting the IP in /etc/fstab instead of the hostname.
[22:22] <telegrafista> cw=Z]X6EORU
[22:22] <telegrafista> cw=Z]S5HJU\K-
[22:22] <telegrafista> cw=Z]Q;NeQ<NeQ<NeQ<I,SpNfP@
[22:22] <ZykoticK9> stumped, try running the tool as root by using sudo
[22:22] <telegrafista> cw=Z]SRNfQ;NdQ;NeQ<HMQ<Nf
[22:22] <FloodBot2> telegrafista: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:22] <telegrafista> cw=Z]O~Q;NdQ;NdSpNfSqHo
[22:22] <icqn> хй хл я поехал домой
[22:22] <stumped> from the desktop?
[22:22] <telegrafista> cw=Z]SpNfSpNfQ<NeQ<NeQ;K@
[22:22] <telegrafista> cw=Z]LvQ<NeQ<NeQ<MwSpNfSpO:
[22:22] <telegrafista> cw=Z]>aQ;M}P^
[22:22] <telegrafista> cw=Z]S4NfSpMdQ;FY
[22:22] <LjL> telegrafista: stop
[22:22] <FloodBot2> telegrafista: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:23] <telegrafista> cw=Z]I@Q<NeSpNfQ<JB
[22:23] <LjL> !ru | icqnb
[22:23] <telegrafista> cw=Z]JySpNfSqNfQ;NdQ;NdPr
[22:23] <LjL> !ru | icqn
[22:23] <ZykoticK9> stumped, is it nvidia?
[22:23] <stumped> yeah
[22:23] <stumped> version 96
[22:23] <ZykoticK9> stumped, open a terminal and type "sudo nvidia-settings" and be sure to save them :)
[22:24] <CaptainMorgan> is there a way I can prevent users from shutting off the system, but allowing them to logoff? (graphically -- of course, if they hit the power button on the physical system, it'll go down)
[22:24] <darlek> ubottu: nividia?
[22:24] <stumped> thanx
[22:24] <marcel> CaptainMorgan, remove them from groups
[22:24] <darlek> ubottu: nvidia?
[22:24] <LjL> !nvidia | darlek
[22:24] <CaptainMorgan> marcel, any idea which one specifically?
[22:24] <LjL> !bot > darlek    (darlek, see the private message from ubottu)
[22:25] <stumped> going to try to reboot
[22:25] <marcel> CaptainMorgan, not sure sorry
[22:25] <CaptainMorgan> marcel, nevermind, I'll google it
[22:25] <CaptainMorgan> thanks ;)
[22:25] <darlek> thx, sorry still getting used to ubottu ;)
[22:26] <fubada> hey
[22:26] <fubada> i cant seem to install mysql, post config fails
[22:26] <fubada> with apt
[22:26] <los_hermanos_mac> hello
[22:26] <fubada> service wont start, can someone advise
[22:27] <JohnnyVbox> the only thing that made me mad
[22:27] <JohnnyVbox> is that i had to do alot of stuff to dl my loved wine lol
[22:27] <hansolo669> fubada--the apt service wont start? is that right
[22:27] <jrib> JohnnyVbox: then you did something wrong...
[22:28] <fubada> the mysql wont start, apt-get postinstall fails
[22:28] <JohnnyVbox> [jrib]: the wine just didn't show on the add remove
[22:28] <JohnnyVbox> but anyways i downloaded on the wineHQ.org
[22:28] <DeaCon> sudo apt-get install mysql-server   ?
[22:28] <hansolo669> fubada--interseting, looks like bad config or somthings wrong with the package(?)
[22:29] <fubada> how do i regenerate files in /var/lib/dpkg
[22:29] <jrib> JohnnyVbox: means your repositories were not enabled
[22:29] <fubada> i just rm'd some mysql related stuff there
[22:29] <JohnnyVbox> [jrib]: yeah
[22:29] <hansolo669> fubada-regenerate? make them combake after deltion kinda thing
[22:29] <TheRealFaceOfBoe> has anyone been having problems recentyl where when they try to install something using aptitude they recieve a "No candidate version found for ..." message
[22:29] <ZykoticK9> JohnnyVbox, jrib actually wine doesn't show up in Add / Remove - try using Synaptic next time instead JohnnyVbox
[22:30] <JohnnyVbox> [ZykoticK9]: alright, thanks
[22:30] <JohnnyVbox> [ZykoticK9]: on mandriva you use add / remove for anything
[22:30] <ZykoticK9> JohnnyVbox, Add / Remove will NOT show everything available!  Synaptic will.
[22:31] <stumped> well that workd thank you.
[22:31] <darlek> !dpkg-reconfigure > darlek
[22:31] <JohnnyVbox> [ZykoticK9]: Yeah
[22:31] <darlek> !info dpkg-reconfigure > darlek
[22:31] <JohnnyVbox> ubottu !dpkg-reconfigure > Wine
[22:31] <JohnnyVbox> !dpkg-reconfigure > Wine
[22:31] <hansolo669> ubottu
[22:31] <JohnnyVbox> !Info dpkg-reconfigure > Wine
[22:31] <Selah> o.O running wild
[22:32] <fubada> how do i get back /var/lib/dpkg/mysql-server-5.0.post
[22:32] <fubada> ?
[22:32] <JohnnyVbox> omg wth
[22:32] <hansolo669> fubada--try going to the recical bin and compin g back all the directerys
[22:32] <JohnnyVbox> \dconfig deferred processing now taking place...
[22:32] <JohnnyVbox> and this is taking ages
[22:32] <ZykoticK9> fubada, did you remove it from command line with a rm command?
[22:32] <fubada> hansolo669, very funny
[22:32] <fubada> zykes-, yes
[22:32] <fubada> ZykoticK9,
[22:33] <hansolo669> fubada--well you have a strang situation
[22:33] <JohnnyVbox> \dconfig deferred processing now taking place... <- TAKING AGES, wth is up with that?
[22:33] <hansolo669> fubada--i'l try helping someone else
[22:33] <ZykoticK9> fubada, well i hope you made a backup first
[22:33] <JohnnyVbox> done
[22:33] <_user_> ok i am having windows 7 and ubuntu 9.04 dual boot ubuntu on sda3 and win7 on sda1 how to move my system into sda1 and delete windows 7 any help ?
[22:34] <Joeseph> Can two linux OSes share the same swap-partition?
[22:34] <jrib> Joeseph: yeah
[22:34] <ZykoticK9> Joeseph, yes if it's a partition - but not at the same time...
[22:34] <zerotime> gr
[22:35] <zerotime> oops
[22:35] <Joeseph> ZykoticK9: Hahaha.... alright... Ha! Now time to start working on some dual-booting.....
[22:37] <Joeseph> Do I need a separate boot partition just for grub If I'm going to dual-boot (ubuntu and kubuntu) or will it do it automatically now?
[22:38] <jrib> Joeseph: no, you don't even need two separate installations.  You can install kubuntu on ubuntu or vice versa
[22:38] <eitreach_> Ubuntu doesn't show any restricted drivers for my Nvidia Geforce 8600GT. How can this be?
[22:38] <jrib> !kde | Joeseph
[22:38] <smacktalk> flintwingel:how do I invoke tightvnc...i installed it from synaptic package manager...now I can't find it.
[22:38] <ZykoticK9> Joeseph, grub lives in the MBR of the drive - so there is no Partition required for it
[22:38] <Flannel> Joeseph: It'd be better if you didn't 'dual boot' Kubuntu and Ubuntu, just have them both installed on the same install, like jrib mentioned.
[22:39] <l337f00l> I need help with the EULA on WoW
[22:39] <Joeseph> jrib: I know I don't 'need' two separate installations, but last time that I had two desktop environments, it caused me a few problems.  This was several years ago, however. Are these problems resolved?
[22:40] <inaequitas> hello world. anybody have news on when linux-image-debug will be fixed and show up in 9.04?
[22:40] <linux_> Hello.  What are the XF86Audio keyboard shortcuts?
[22:40] <l337f00l> I have the newest version of wine 1.0.1 but I get to the end of the ULA and accept won't come up and I have no idea on how to fix it
[22:40] <jrib> Joeseph: I can't really answer that when you I don't know what they are :)
[22:40] <tanath> can anyone help me troubleshoot google desktop? i always get "Firefox can't establish a connection to the server"
[22:41] <Joeseph> jrib: Alright.   I suppose I can just get rid of it with 'sudo apt-get remove -purge kde' if I don't like it... correct?
[22:41] <tanath> i've tried with firewall off, i've tried reinstalling it...
[22:41] <JohnnyVbox> i need help
[22:41] <linux_> What are the actual keystrokes used by XF86audio?
[22:41] <JohnnyVbox> i am getting a message
[22:41] <ZykoticK9> Joeseph, what Flannel and jrib are saying is so true, but if you want to try different distros it's certainly possible to multi-boot as many linux/bsd/windows os's as you want with grub -- and all the linux's can use a common swap partition - have fun.
[22:41] <jrib> JohnnyVbox: use aptitude to install and purge, sure
[22:41] <JohnnyVbox> [jrib]: Cannot make a visible window modal.
[22:41] <JohnnyVbox> [jrib]: on Wine
[22:41] <jrib> JohnnyVbox: eh?
[22:41] <JohnnyVbox> [jrib]: i close one, another pops up
[22:42] <eitreach_> Ubuntu doesn't show any restricted drivers for my Nvidia Geforce 8600GT. How can this be?
[22:42] <JohnnyVbox> [jrib]: wth do i need to do to kill wine process?
[22:42] <jrib> JohnnyVbox: is this related to your previous question?
[22:42] <Joeseph> ZykoticK9: Alright.  I'll probably try kde on ubuntu, and maybe I'll try Fedora another day.
[22:42] <JohnnyVbox> [jrib]: no, this is wine related
[22:42] <JohnnyVbox> [jrib]: i NEED to kill wine's process
[22:42] <JohnnyVbox> [jrib]: what do i do?
[22:42] <tanath> er, nvm. fixed it
[22:42] <jrib> JohnnyVbox: kill PID
[22:42] <linux_> What are the XF86 keyboard shortcuts - am using a regular keyboard
[22:42] <JohnnyVbox> [jrib]: wth is pid?
[22:42] <tanath> prob was in ~/.google/desktop. renamed it
[22:43] <jrib> JohnnyVbox: fine, use System -> Administration -> System Monitor
[22:43] <chiques> How can I check to see what "ttyS*" is assigned to my serial port?
[22:43] <JohnnyVbox> thanks
[22:43] <l337f00l> I need help
[22:44] <linxeh> chiques: check in dmesg? what com port is it in windows ?
[22:44] <linxeh> chiques: or in the bios ?
[22:44] <zenxr> acpi -b
[22:44] <zenxr> whoops...
[22:44] <l337f00l> I'm having an issue with Wine and Gecko
[22:44] <Kraft> 00000000.0
[22:44] <Kraft> anyone know about conky
[22:44] <Kraft> i need a good script for conky
[22:44] <Kraft> like the BEST one
[22:44] <FloodBot2> Kraft: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:44] <jrib> !enter | Kraft
[22:45] <linux_> what are the XF86 audio keyboard shortcuts - am using a regular keyboard
[22:45] <ZykoticK9> eitreach, are you running 9.04?  have you done the updates?  there seems like a lot of posts for "ubuntu nvidia 8600gt" in google.  best of luck.
[22:45] <dakarn> i love conky
[22:45] <chiques> linxeh, I don't know what com port it is in windows, it's not a dual boot notebook ( I wasn't in the mood to hunt down all the drivers).
[22:45] <linxeh> chiques: any hints in the bios ?
[22:45] <Joeseph> If I'm trying to upgrade my partition (with my system on it) to ext4, would the best way be to copy it to another partition, reformat the original one, and then copy it back?
[22:45] <chiques> linxeh, Let me reboot and I'll post what I find
[22:45] <chiques> thanks!
[22:45] <linxeh> chiques: you coudl check dmesg / /var/log/boot
[22:45] <linxeh> chiques: it should tell you there too
[22:45] <chiques> Ok
[22:46] <linux_> anyone have experirence with fluxbox volume control via keyboard?
[22:46] <zenxr> Kraft: what are you looking for?
[22:46] <Batch> ello
[22:47] <Batch> What would cause unwanted looping in sounds and audio?
[22:47] <eitreach_> Ubuntu doesn't show any restricted drivers for my Nvidia Geforce 8600GT. How can this be?
[22:47] <linux_> Anyone use fluxbox?  How do you change volume via keyboard?
[22:47] <ZykoticK9> linux_, fluxbox doesn't have any built in audio system, what program are you trying to control
[22:47] <zenxr> linux_: I am, hold on.
[22:47] <zenxr> linux_: there's an alsamixer plugin you can use
[22:48] <Orange_v_Blue> How do I install a tar.gz? I'm having a hard time finding what I need online
[22:48] <linux_> ZykoticK9: Was trying to control PC speaker volume - not any particular program - for all programs that use sound
[22:48] <jrib> Orange_v_Blue: what exactly are you trying to install...?
[22:48] <boss_mc> Orange_v_Blue: what are you trying to install?
[22:48] <zenxr> linux_ : here bro -> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/fluxbox-config.xml
[22:49] <zenxr> linux_ it'll be more or less the same in ubuntu
[22:49] <Orange_v_Blue> jrib, boxx_mc: gpointing-device-settings. I want to be able to turn off the touchpad while I type, then have it time back in. Touchfreeze didn't work for whatever reason, it just seemed to not show the pointer, but you could still use it.
[22:49] <Batch> Whenever sounds/audio streams it keeps looping the VERY start of the sound, how could i fix this?
[22:49] <linux_> zenxr: I;ve seen people use XF86audio - don't know what the keystrokes are, etc.
[22:49] <Doomczar> anyone here have a fix for the low sound quality and crackling in the left speaker/headphone issue on macs?
[22:50] <ZykoticK9> Orange_v_Blue, a tar.gz is just a compressed file of some sort - typically this means source code - once you've uncompressed everything go into the directory and see if they have an INSTALL or readme type file - the most straight forward case will be to run the commands " .configure && make && sudo make install " - best of luck.
[22:50] <JohnnyVbox> help
[22:50] <JohnnyVbox> i am getting tons of errors with wine
[22:50] <zenxr> Orange_v_Blue, cd there and use tar -zxvf <filename> to unpack it, then there will be instructions usually in the new directory
[22:50] <Batch> Find a better vinyard :D
[22:50] <SeaPhor> linux_, have you tried sudo alsamixer ?
[22:50]  * zenxr laughs at Batch's corny joke
[22:51] <Batch> :>
[22:51] <Orange_v_Blue> zenxr, zykotick9: there is an install-sh file in there, I just don't know how to use it.
[22:51] <jrib> !synaptics > Orange_v_Blue
[22:51] <ZykoticK9> Orange_v_Blue, "sudo sh ./install-sh"
[22:51] <zenxr> Orange_v_Blue, try sudo ./install-sh
[22:52] <raylu> you don't need ./ with sh
[22:52] <ZykoticK9> Orange_v_Blue, keep in mind i have NO idea what your installing!!! Careful
[22:52] <linux_> zenxr: Mint 6 Fluxbox is setup with volwheel on the slit, but I want to use keyboard shortcuts - will try alsamixer
[22:52] <raylu> zenxr: you don't need z anymore, it seems
[22:52] <raylu> zenxr: in tar
[22:52] <Batch> Whenever sounds/audio streams it keeps looping the VERY start of the sound and i have to kill it via ps aux. (aplay) How can i get it to stream normally and not loop every sound D:
[22:52] <Orange_v_Blue> zykotick9: I know, I am being cautious. I promise If I break it, it's my own $%^&* fault.
[22:52] <zenxr> raylu: really? I never read that and have been doing it out of habit I guess :P
[22:52] <Doomczar> Can anyone direct me to where I could find info on the shitty sound quality issue?
[22:53] <d00000de> ban him he said SHIT
[22:53] <d00000de> dayumn!!!
[22:53] <zenxr> Uh oh, Doomczar, here comes ubottu i'm sure
[22:53] <linux_> Doomczar:  What kind of mac you using?
[22:53] <Doomczar> Mactel, imac
[22:53] <JohnnyVbox> I AM GETTING EACCESSVIOLATION ON MDK2 help me! (wine)
[22:53] <linux_> Doomczar: I have a PPC
[22:53] <LjL> d00000de: please don't behave silly
[22:53] <pawel_> siemka
[22:54] <Kraft> ANYONE KNOW
[22:54] <Kraft> THE
[22:54] <Kraft> BEST
[22:54] <Kraft> CONKY
[22:54] <FloodBot2> Kraft: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:54] <Kraft> ?
[22:54] <linux_> Doomczar: Did you post at the Apple forum of www.ubuntoforums.org?
[22:54]  * zenxr rolls eyes at LjL and d00000de
[22:54] <ZykoticK9> Orange_v_Blue, there is a super cool tool in Ubuntu that will make deb from source stuff - which is a HUGE help when it comes to package management (but i forget what it's called)
[22:54] <LjL> Kraft: that is not the correct way to attract attention.
[22:54] <Kraft> ?
[22:54] <zenxr> Kraft: I can give you mine?
[22:54] <Kraft> sure does it work?
[22:54] <raylu> !checkintsall | Orange_v_Blue
[22:54] <zenxr> Kraft: usually the best idea is to edit it yourself
[22:54] <Doomczar> Not yet, searched and found many people with similar problems left unanswered
[22:54] <raylu> !checkinstall | Orange_v_Blue
[22:54] <LjL> !etiquette > Kraft    (Kraft, see the private message from ubottu)
[22:54] <Kraft> i cant figure out my Network
[22:54] <LjL> !pm | d00000de
[22:54] <Kraft> Like, the network thing
[22:54] <mrwes> heh...damn bot
[22:54] <Kraft> I can't figure out how to get it to look cool
[22:54] <linux_> Doomczar: Just the left speaker?
[22:54] <emperor> Doomczar: what the problem is
[22:55] <Doomczar> low sound quality in both, crackling in the left
[22:55] <mrwes> checkinstall is nice
[22:55] <eitreach_> Ubuntu doesn't show any restricted drivers for my Nvidia Geforce 8600GT. How can this be?
[22:55] <Doomczar> Go on, Emperor
[22:55] <raylu> eitreach_: lspci?
[22:55] <zenxr> Kraft: sheesh.
[22:55] <Batch> I just paste my question every 30-50 lines
[22:55] <Batch> :>
[22:55] <Batch> Whenever sounds/audio streams it keeps looping the VERY start of the sound and i have to kill it via ps aux. (aplay) How can i get it to stream normally and not loop every sound D:
[22:55] <FloodBot2> Batch: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:55] <Joeseph> Hi.  I'm trying to backup my system so I can upgrade to ext4.   I used sudo cp / /media/disk   but it said "omitting directory /" .  How can I copy my entire filesystem?
[22:55] <Flannel> Batch: try 20-30 minutes instead.
[22:56] <Batch> :<
[22:56] <richfrog1> my taskbars vanished in xubuntu 9.04
[22:56] <raylu> joshthecoder: cp -r
[22:56] <linux_> Batch:  What program?
[22:56] <richfrog1> top and bottom space is black where the bars used to be
[22:56] <Joeseph> raylu: the -r is recursive, correct?
[22:56] <eitreach_> raylu: http://pastebin.com/m7b821184
[22:56] <Emperor> Doomczar: card model?
[22:56] <raylu> joshthecoder: whoops
[22:56] <raylu> Joeseph: yes
[22:56] <Batch> linux_ What program?
[22:57] <JohnnyVbox> how to i activate compiz on ubuntu, if there is
[22:57] <jdu> richfrog1, odd;  killall gnome-panel
[22:57] <Batch> linux_ Everything that emits sound is looping
[22:57] <linux_> Batch: when your sounds gets stuck - what program are you using?
[22:57] <raylu> Batch: how are you playing your audio, he means
[22:57] <richfrog1> jdu what?
[22:57] <raylu> Joeseph: system > prefs > appearance > effects
[22:57] <raylu> what the..
[22:57] <_spiff> Joeseph: I would use cp -a, which copies all permissions as well.
[22:57] <Batch> linux_, raylu, Everything that emits sound is looping
[22:57] <raylu> JohnnyVbox: system > prefs > appearance > effects
[22:57] <JohnnyVbox> [raylu]: thx
[22:57] <Joeseph> _spiff: thanks for the advice.
[22:58] <linux_> Batch: What does dmesg tell you about sound?
[22:58] <jdu> richfrog1, if you type killall gnome-panel  into Terminal (Application=> Accesories => Terminal)  it might fix it.
[22:58] <richfrog1> ok ill try it
[22:58] <raylu> jdu: he's in xfce
[22:58] <Batch> linux_ sec.
[22:58] <jdu> richfrog1, sorry, you're on xfce, that won't work
[22:58] <richfrog1> ok
[22:59] <richfrog1> rebooting did not work
[22:59] <Batch> linux_ nothing.
[22:59] <richfrog1> sorry that was for jdu
[22:59] <pyrohotdog> Is there a room for UbuntuStudio?
[22:59] <GHEsoares> m
[22:59] <linux_> Batch: Not even what your sound card is?
[22:59] <pyrohotdog> Yes.
[22:59] <Batch> linux_ i can get that from lspci :>
[22:59] <jdu> richfrog1, have you tried logging out an in
[22:59] <raylu> !studio | pyrohotdog
[22:59] <Flannel> pyrohotdog: #ubuntustudio
[23:00] <richfrog1> jdu yes twice
[23:00] <linux_> Batch: What does lspci say your soundcard is?
[23:00] <jdu> richfrog1, so I don't use xfce, but you might restore the original configuration files if that is possible
[23:00] <richfrog1> jdu how?
[23:01] <richfrog1> i think ill google it
[23:01] <Batch> linux_ 00:10.1 Audio device: nVidia Corporation MCP51 High Definition Audio (rev a2)
[23:01] <jdu> richfrog1, well the simplest way might be to make a new account and then copy the new config files created there
[23:01] <jdu> richfrog1, also try asking around #xubuntu
[23:01] <richfrog1> ok thanks
[23:02] <GHEsoares> my consola is broken
[23:02] <linux_> Batch: that's not much help :/
[23:02] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[23:02] <Batch> wow
[23:02] <Batch> netsplit >_<
[23:02] <raylu> eitreach: i've never actually used the restrictd hardware drivers tool. i'd just install the nvidia drivers from the repos if i were you
[23:02] <GHEsoares> hey
[23:02] <GHEsoares> my consola is broken
[23:02] <GHEsoares> what i do?
[23:03] <raylu> !work | GHEsoares
[23:03] <aaron__> GHEsoares, get a hammer and fixed it
[23:03] <JohnnyVbox> netsplit ended
[23:03] <JohnnyVbox> :P
[23:04] <crix> I have problems with the wireless internet connection, it stops working, and web pages are not loading every 10-15 minutes.  will the "noapic acpi=noirq" do any good.
[23:04] <Batch> linux_ I have no idea what the problem could be :<
[23:04] <richfrog1> jdu i found it already
[23:04] <jdu> richfrog1, cool
[23:04] <linux_> Batch: I'm guessing the right sound control has not been modprobed
[23:04] <raylu> crix: at the least, you need to tell us your card/driver
[23:04] <jdu> anyone use qcad?
[23:04] <richfrog1> you "run program" and enter "xfce4-panel"
[23:04] <crix> It's a think pad z61t
[23:05] <richfrog1> thanks anyway man!
[23:05] <richfrog1> later
[23:05] <linux_> Batch: I'd check manufacturer specs for more info on your sound care
[23:05] <maddler> Hello World!
[23:05] <jdu> richfrog1, ok good; so it was similar to what I thought it might be in gnome
[23:05] <linux_> Batch: care/card
[23:05] <jdu> richfrog1, glad its working,
[23:05] <Batch> linux_ i used: options snd-hda-intel model=laptop
[23:05] <richfrog1> good to know
[23:05] <richfrog1> bye!
[23:05] <meatball_> does anyone here have experience linking java to mysql?
[23:05] <jdu> bye
[23:05] <sixnonep> Hi guys, I need some help with 2900 Texas Instruments Japan PCM2900 Audio Codec. Its s a usb dac, currently not working.
[23:06] <Batch> linux_ i'll look it to it, thanks.
[23:06] <usuario_> hi
[23:06] <linux_> Batch: Good luck.  Make sure you post your results on the forum for others to learn :)
[23:06] <Gonzo> Logitech pro9000 need stable drivers/app
[23:06] <Batch> linux_ Will do :>
[23:07] <Paddy_EIRE> !details | Gonzo
[23:07] <usuario_> is there a way to add /usr/games to the menu
[23:07] <usuario_> kde menu
[23:07] <raylu> crix: that's your model and brand. i'm talking about your wifi card
[23:07] <Paddy_EIRE> usuario_: ask in #kubuntu perhaps
[23:08] <crix> Its a ThinkPad 11a/b/g Wi-Fi wireless LAN Mini-PCIe card, The wireless networks is dropping out at irregular intevals. The ubuntu version is 9.04.
[23:08] <JohnnyVbox> hey, i cant run wine stuff on ubuntu for some reason., the same worked on mandriva
[23:08] <usuario_> ok
[23:08] <raylu> !work | JohnnyVbox
[23:09] <skipjack1> who can I copy my Winows Files to Linux with the right encoding ( charset, of the Unix file System .. ?)
[23:09] <Emperor> Doomczar: see pms
[23:09] <crix> ok. I guess I have to open the case then and look at it.
[23:12] <meatball_> hey, so, i've followed the instructions on this page:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JDBCAndMySQL but i'm still getting errors when trying to run the java code
[23:12] <meatball_> the classpath seems to be set, at least it echoes out what it says it's supposed to
[23:12] <matrix__> .de
[23:13] <Gonzo> You got it, ubuntu 9.04 will not recognize device ,loaded uvc components and luvcview nothing works. Seems to be hundreds of workarounds are ther any stable apps for this in 9.04
[23:14] <Gonzo> ubottu Any help would be appriciated thanx
[23:18] <kenezis> kenezis
[23:19] <Gonzo> ubottu Your smarter than you think, it takes a smart man to know what he does't know
[23:19] <usser> hehe
[23:19] <je||y> hey my mouse hasn't worked ever since this bluetooth update. what the hecks going on??????
[23:19] <mercutio22> is the atom M processor 64 or 32bits?
[23:19] <Ron586> is there a way to check and see if I have java installed (can't remember)
[23:19] <usser> mercutio22, 32
[23:19] <SeaPhor> (its a bot, it doesnt know its smart)
[23:19] <je||y> my bluetooth mouse hasnt worked
[23:20] <crix> I keep loosing the wireless connection, The brand of the wireless card is Atheros, Mini PCI express 802.11a/b/g. Version: Ubuntu 9.04
[23:20] <usser> je||y, use blueman's repositories for a better bluetooth experience
[23:20] <jdu> Ron586, dpkg -l | grep java
[23:20] <mercutio22> usser, thanks
[23:20] <jdu> Ron586, or go to System, administration, synaptic package manager and search for it
[23:21] <Ron586> jdu: came back with no responce...thanks
[23:21] <jdu> ok
[23:23] <Arac> nich viel los hier..
[23:24] <Arac> leute?
[23:24] <crix> ok, I will try googling a bit more for the answer to the problem with the wi-fi connection.
[23:24] <Ron586> can someone tell me what the syntax is for installing flash?
[23:25] <pedrinhobrito> apt-get install adobeflash-plugin
[23:25] <pedrinhobrito> Ron586, apt-get install adobeflash-plugin
[23:26] <SeaPhor> Ron586, do      sudo apt-cache search flash              for a list of available packages
[23:26] <computa_mike> Does anyone know how I can take my GPG key and put it onto another machine?  I was going to work on some packaging, and I'm using a virtual PC to do it in.
[23:27] <Ron586> pedrinhobrito: apt-get install adobeflash-plugin
[23:27] <Ron586> E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13 Permission denied)
[23:27] <Ron586> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?
[23:27] <Ron586> what now?
[23:27] <FloodBot3> Ron586: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:27] <SeaPhor> Ron586, sudo it
[23:27] <jtaji> computa_mike: you can copy over the whole ~/.gnupg/ directory
[23:27] <pedrinhobrito> Ron586, you should run it as root
[23:27] <je||y> could anyone please explain to me how to add the key on this page? https://edge.launchpad.net/~blueman/+archive/ppa
[23:27] <Ron586> seaphor: dont know what that means
[23:28] <SeaPhor> Ron586,  sudo apt-get install adobeflash-plugin
[23:28] <computa_mike> jtaji: so I just copy that like onto a USB key, and replace it on the Virtual PC and job done?  What does the ASCII export do?
[23:29] <darlek> !hi darlek
[23:29] <Ron586> SeaPhor:E: Couldn't find package adobeflash-plugin
[23:29] <jtaji> computa_mike: that's correct. ASCII is useful if you need it in ASCII format as opposed to binary.. for instance you could send someone an ASCII version of your public key which they could import
[23:30] <je||y> !search hi
[23:30] <jtaji> computa_mike: heck you could even print them out to back them up
[23:30] <je||y> !hi
[23:30] <jtaji> computa_mike: I do that (print out) for my revocation key
[23:30] <je||y> could anyone please explain to me how to add the key on this page? https://edge.launchpad.net/~blueman/+archive/ppa
[23:31] <computa_mike> jtaji: but in order for me to sign suff on the Virtual PC I'd need to import my Private key.  Does the ASCII export export the public or private key...
[23:31] <raylu> je||y: there is a "follow these instructions" link...
[23:31] <Ron586> pedrinhobrito: I get this error: E: Couldn't find package adobeflash-plugin
[23:31] <t3hp00ky> Anyone know why VLC won't play anything in (.04
[23:31] <t3hp00ky> 9.04
[23:31] <raylu> !details | t3hp00ky
[23:32] <jtaji> computa_mike: you can do either but you don't need to if you just copy the whole directory
[23:32] <raylu> Ron586: you should really spend a second to read the error messages
[23:33] <SeaPhor> Ron586, do      sudo apt-cache search flash              for a list of available packages
[23:33] <computa_mike> jtaji: cool - It's good to have options.
[23:33] <t3hp00ky> I have an issue with VLC not playing anything it won't play and of my MP3s and I cannot get it to stream audio (DI.FM) I'm running Ubuntu 9.04
[23:33] <jtaji> je||y: there's instructions if you click the link that says "Follow these instructions" ;)
[23:33] <pedrinhobrito> i'm sorry, sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin
[23:33] <raylu> t3hp00ky: why are you using vlc to play mp3s?
[23:33] <pedrinhobrito> Ron586,  i'm sorry, sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin
[23:33] <computa_mike> jtaji: So if I want to give someone my public key I take it i need to do something different then...
[23:34] <t3hp00ky> I prefer VLC
[23:34] <t3hp00ky> over mplayer and totem
[23:34] <raylu> t3hp00ky: it doesn't even decode video well, why would you use it for audio?
[23:34] <t3hp00ky> never had issues with VLC and video
[23:34] <t3hp00ky> until new distro
[23:34] <raylu> t3hp00ky: you don't consider lack of ASS support and rampant cpu usage an issue?
[23:35] <jtaji> computa_mike: you would either give them the ascii public key somehow, or if you upload your key to a public keyserver you can just give your keyID
[23:35] <t3hp00ky> Nope
[23:35] <Artelus> Hey guys.
[23:35] <je||y> i don't particularly like this line: *
[23:35] <je||y> Important: You download and install PPA packages at your own risk. Ubuntu, Launchpad and Canonical do not endorse these packages. You must be certain that you trust the PPA owner before you install their software.
[23:35] <computa_mike> jtaji: cool - thanks for the assistance
[23:35] <raylu> t3hp00ky: well, you can use the terminal/debugging output of vlc to fix your problem
[23:35] <raylu> t3hp00ky: oh wait, there is none.
[23:35] <je||y> jtaji:
[23:35] <Artelus> I have a question. Right now I am dual-booting both windows and ubuntu. If i were to go into windows system recovery and reset windows that way, would it touch my ubuntu installation? and more importantly, would GRUB still work?
[23:36] <pedrinhobrito> does anyone how can i make an exponecial fitting from a data table? at gnuplot or grace
[23:36] <je||y> raylu:
[23:36] <raylu> je||y: well...the line is entirely truthful
[23:36] <ZykoticK9> Artelus, won't affect grub or ubuntu at all using MS's System Restore
[23:36] <sirninja> artelus: I don't think it would but the most it could possibly do is mess up grub.. which you can reinstall form a live cd
[23:36] <rww> Artelus: It shouldn't touch your Ubuntu installation, but might overwrite GRUB. If it does, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub will fix that.
[23:37] <SeaPhor> pedrinhobrito, um ? english please.. (j/k)
[23:37] <je||y> raylu: could the package owners be installing malware on my computer?
[23:37] <Artelus> Alright, thanks guys. :)
[23:37] <erUSUL> pedrinhobrito: i know gnuplot can; consult the exact syntax in gnuplot documentation
[23:37] <pedrinhobrito> Artelus, it will consider the MBR is corrupted and will overwrite it, but the ubuntu instalation won't be touched. you can start from a livecd and reconfig grub
[23:37] <raylu> SeaPhor: he has some data points and he wants to draw a line of best fit
[23:37] <raylu> je||y: yes
[23:37] <computa_mike> Artelus: I was going to point out that MS tends to assume it's like the highlander (can be only one)  - and you may need to fix grub afterwards.
[23:37] <lstarnes> je||y: but that is very unlikely
[23:38] <t3hp00ky> So your just bashing against VLC
[23:38] <pedrinhobrito> erUSUL, i didn't find the documentation very useful. i know it can do so, but i didn't find the right command :(
[23:38] <raylu> t3hp00ky: no, i'm bashing gui apps in general
[23:38] <computa_mike> Artelus: However for quickening - you can't go wrong with linux
[23:38] <je||y> hey my mouse hasn't worked ever since this bluetooth update. what the hecks going on??????
[23:38] <t3hp00ky> What player do you prefer and VLC is more than a GUI app
[23:39] <erUSUL> pedrinhobrito: iirc it is fit
[23:39] <raylu> t3hp00ky: ..i'm aware. and mplayer
[23:40] <erUSUL> pedrinhobrito: http://www.gnuplot.info/docs/node82.html#1541
[23:41] <je||y> my mouse hasn't worked ever since the bluetooth update. what the hecks going on?????? anyone?
[23:42] <opennick> Hie!!! Buddies
[23:42] <je||y> HIE? de! | opennick
[23:42] <je||y> de! | opennick
[23:43] <opennick> can somebody tell me, if i can use Ubuntu Official Logo on my Website
[23:43] <Flannel> opennick: #ubuntu-offtopic would be a better place for that (and we'll need some more information)
[23:44] <Fezzler> I have a wireless and wired connection in my Ubuntu PC.  How do I tell Ubuntu to make the wired the first preference.  Wireless is now.
[23:44] <ZykoticK9> opennick, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Official
[23:45] <opennick> Thank a lot ZykoticK9
[23:46] <Flannel> opennick: You may or may not be legally allowed to do so.  Depends on what you're planning on doing with it.
[23:46] <opennick> yapp
[23:46] <frog_> hi, could someone help me http://pastebin.com/m2b335533
[23:46] <bruce_> I opened jockey-gtk and it says "no proprietary drivers are in use on this system"
[23:47] <Flannel> opennick: As I said, if you come to #ubuntu-offtopic, we can help you more.
[23:47] <opennick> Flannel : can i follow the channel recommended by you for rest ?
[23:47] <opennick> ok sure
[23:47] <opennick> Flannel : Thanks a lot
[23:48] <aoglobalent> hello, I need some help with certain aspects of running my newly installed Ubunutu
[23:48] <aoglobalent> can any one be for help?
[23:49] <SeaPhor> !ask | aoglobalent
[23:50] <aoglobalent> o.k., I just installed Ubuntu on my box, i.e. IBM Thinkpad t500. I have installed wine as well as compiz. Wine is not allowing me to install certain MS software? Secondly, I did everything I was told regarding compiz and that does not work either?
[23:52] <ZykoticK9> aoglobalent, regarding wine did you check the applications your going to run at http://appdb.winehq.org/appbrowse.php ? this is a great resource for running things under wine.
[23:52] <waxhead_> I have a question about module cofig settings...
[23:52] <ZykoticK9> aoglobalent, but try to look for native linux applications as soon as you can :)
[23:53] <waxhead_> if I have more than the one card of the same type, if I setup options in the options file, does it work for all the cards?
[23:53] <aoglobalent> Compiz?
[23:53] <graelin> aoglobalent: system-->preferences-->appearance--->visual effects tab ---> set something other than none. It requires hardware acceleration
[23:53] <meatball_> when i edit the .bashrc file, do the changes take effect upon saving the changes, or do i have to do something to apply them
[23:53] <waxhead_> meatball_: type in source .bashrc
[23:53] <erUSUL> meatball_: source the file to make it affect the current shell
[23:54] <ZykoticK9> meatball_, bust type bash again :)
[23:54] <ariel> holaaa
[23:54] <ariel> alquien habla español?
[23:54] <erUSUL> meatball_: or close it and open it again
[23:54] <rww> !es | ariel
[23:54] <waxhead_> source is better though
[23:54] <erUSUL> !es | ariel
[23:54] <SeaPhor> aoglobalent, try #winehq for the wine issues,,,
[23:55] <aoglobalent> did the change in preferences
[23:55] <nixn00b> can someone please tell me what buttons to use to switch from virtual box back to ubuntu?
[23:55] <aoglobalent> nothing happened
[23:55] <aoglobalent> ?
[23:55] <rww> nixn00b: the right Ctrl key + F, I think. If that doesn't work, it's something other than "F"...
[23:55] <meatball_> has anyone here linked java to mysql on ubuntu before?
[23:56] <gabriel_> Hello all
[23:56] <ZykoticK9> aoglobalent, did it say that compiz couldn't be enabled?  if you set it to extra - do you windows wobble ?
[23:56] <ariel> gabriel
[23:56] <ariel> Hablas Español?
[23:56] <custom_> Hello all. Can anyone help me with ubuntu installation? I already have 3 primary partitions. So I want to create an extended one and to create swap, root, and home there. How can I achieve this?
[23:56] <erUSUL> ariel: entra en el canal #ubuntu-es
[23:56] <aoglobalent> yes they wobble
[23:56] <gnelisse> hi, i am looking for a good auth-client-config with support for ldap authentication, caching
[23:56] <aoglobalent> no it did not say it could not be enabled
[23:56] <rww> custom_: You can do that using the "Manual Partitioning" option in the Ubuntu installer.
[23:56] <sebsebseb> custom_: I do it in partition editor, then finnish off in manual install
[23:56] <ZykoticK9> aoglobalent, then compiz is working :)
[23:56] <graelin> aoglobalent: is your video card capable? May need to get the restricted drivers for it. If you selected extra setting, and it stuck, restart X and see if you can get it going then
[23:57] <nutzer> hi
[23:57] <ariel> pero no me parece. el canal ese :s
[23:57] <aoglobalent> o.k., then why is the cube not working
[23:57] <aoglobalent> ?
[23:57] <rww> ariel: /join #ubuntu-es
[23:57] <ZykoticK9> aoglobalent, you need ccsm to enable cube and spin cube
[23:57] <nutzer> hallo
[23:57] <aoglobalent> ccsm?
[23:57] <erUSUL> ariel: escribe /join #ubuntu-es y dale enter
[23:57] <sebsebseb> !info ccsm
[23:58] <ariel> ok
[23:58] <sebsebseb> !find ccsm
[23:58] <gabriel_> Does anyone know why my panels in gnome desktop will not load automatically?  I have to use the alt-f2 run box to bring up terminal and type in gnome-panel then i don't get any window frames
[23:58] <rww> !ccsm
[23:58] <kree> hello peoploblow
[23:58] <ZykoticK9> sebsebseb, it's compiz-setting-manager or some such thing
[23:58] <sebsebseb> ZykoticK9: yep
[23:59] <SeaPhor> aoglobalent, try sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[23:59] <linux_user400354> why will amarok 2 not play any of my music?