[00:00] <Flannel> racecar56: That is the entire thing.  Three lines is all of it :)
[00:00] <racecar56> ruler, idk
[00:00] <sidh> this is said in 8.10
[00:00] <or4n9e> kmdm: the most annoying one is "There was an error creating the child process for this terminal" when launching one of the BT tools using the menu
[00:00] <t_> Does anyone know how to update VirtualBox?
[00:00] <t_> It won't do it
[00:00] <eseven73> SO in theory, my virtualbox with 9.04 would run faster if I choose ext4? Or does that not effect speed with virtual machines?
[00:00] <kmdm> or4n9e: ouch :S
[00:00] <racecar56> eseven73, ya
[00:00] <or4n9e> kmdm: I already manages to port the whole kde menu structure to gnome and now that one
[00:00] <or4n9e> lol
[00:01] <axisys> unop: that was it .. excellent! SetEnv TZ EST5EDT followed by a reload
[00:01] <racecar56> t_, qemu > virtualbox
[00:01] <axisys> unop: thanks a lot man
[00:01] <kmdm> ah, you're doing well then!
[00:01] <racecar56> t_, anyways, you install the new deb
[00:01] <unop> axisys, yw
[00:01] <racecar56> t_, from virtualbox.org
[00:01] <t_> What does this mean, qemu
[00:01] <racecar56> t_, its a command line vm thing
[00:01] <racecar56> t_, if you are new then act like i didnt talk about it
[00:01] <t_> just type that in?
[00:02] <racecar56> t_, no
[00:02] <or4n9e> kmdm: I mean, launching the gnome-terminal works great, but when launching a commandline tool with a menu shortcut I get this annoying message, i.e. it does not launch
[00:02] <racecar56> t_, forget about it, just go to www.virtualbox.org
[00:02] <racecar56> t_, and download it
[00:02] <farchumbre> I can't play odd audio files, does anybody know how to solve this problem?
[00:02] <kmdm> or4n9e: what's the commandline which fails ?
[00:02] <dva5912> Can i create a universal folder for wine somehow and have it linked to everyones account?
[00:02] <erUSUL> sidh: put that line in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[00:02] <racecar56> farchumbre, thats an odd problem
[00:02] <t_> okay
[00:02] <racecar56> farchumbre, :P
[00:03] <or4n9e> kmdm: please wait a sec - I'll look at one of the desktop files
[00:03] <cellofellow> I've got this weird problem where putting a domain in /etc/resolv.conf causes DNS to have a lot of cnames to my domain. This is especially annoying with non-existent domains. http://paste2.org/p/233542
[00:03] <racecar56> Flannel, im making an entireley new distro based from ubuntu (remaster), i want the whole thing so it will be simple to configure like ubuntu's and i dont have the original one
[00:04] <t_> wait, I'm on the virtual box website
[00:04] <t_> what do i download?
[00:04] <t_> it's really confusing
[00:04] <farchumbre> racecar56: sorry ogg files
[00:04] <farchumbre> i can only play wav, but not ogg sound files
[00:04] <racecar56> t_, click download
[00:04] <racecar56> farchumbre, what happens when u click on an ogg
[00:04] <axisys> unop: SetEnv TZ :/etc/localtime worked too .. sweet!
[00:05] <or4n9e> kmdm: this one as an example http://pastebin.com/d1802c4ed
[00:05] <farchumbre> racecar56: there is a very weird noise
[00:05] <racecar56> farchumbre, as weird as warty's startup? ha
[00:05] <axisys> unop: i made to i reload after the modification
[00:05] <farchumbre> racecar56: but only after i killall pulseaudio
[00:05] <axisys> made sure
[00:05] <racecar56> farchumbre, warty's startup noise was glitched
[00:05] <racecar56> farchumbre, hmmm
[00:05] <zer0rez> hm ok i formated this drive, how do i get it to mount?
[00:05] <racecar56> farchumbre, media player?
[00:06] <or4n9e> kmdm: I'm pretty sure this is KDE/Gnome related - just need to figure out
[00:06] <farchumbre> racecar56: what do you mean by media player_
[00:06] <racecar56> farchumbre, vlc? mplayer? totem?
[00:06] <racecar56> farchumbre, what u use to play stuff
[00:06] <kmdm> or4n9e: mmmm could be, you are hacking it up quite a bit - just to check the obvious i assume aircrack-ng works from a terminal?
[00:06] <farchumbre> i usually don't use the computer for music
[00:06] <darren> Hi can any one help i have installed jaunty and now aircrack does not seem to get my routers wep key is this any thing to do with ubuntu or aircrack thanks in advance if you can help. seem to be at a dead end on google
[00:06] <farchumbre> i think i don't have any of those installed
[00:07] <racecar56> farchumbre, then how are you playing the music
[00:07] <sidh> erUSUL ok thanks
[00:07] <farchumbre> which one should i install ten
[00:07] <racecar56> farchumbre, mplayer is pwn
[00:07] <or4n9e> kmdm: I had a ~/.config/menus/applications-kmenuedit.menu and build a ~/.config/menus/applications.menu just as alacarte would do. BT4 has a custom menu structure and with that approach I ported it to the Gnome desktop
[00:07] <t_> Downloads have many options
[00:07] <t_> this is why it's confusing
[00:07] <racecar56> farchumbre, however for some it's in multiverse, and get the one for linux
[00:07] <racecar56> farchumbre, ubuntu 9.04
[00:08] <racecar56> farchumbre, if thats what u usin
[00:08] <or4n9e> it works great, but the actual luanch of shortcuts ends up with the error currently
[00:08] <farchumbre> racecar56: i think i have mplayer video player and rhythm box
[00:08] <thiebaude> farchumbre: songbird is good
[00:08] <racecar56> farchumbre, video player is totem
[00:08] <farchumbre> yes i have ubuntu 9.04
[00:08] <isomerc> whats up my niggers
[00:08] <racecar56> thiebaude, i think mplayer is pwn
[00:08] <farchumbre> which is the smallest one? my hard drive is small
[00:08] <or4n9e> kmdm: yeah, the tools all work perfect when launching "manually" - it's just the .desktop files that are PITA
[00:08] <eseven73> !language | isomerc
[00:08] <racecar56> farchumbre, mplayer
[00:09] <kmdm> or4n9e: Ahh right I see, well goodluck with that I guess ;-)
[00:09] <farchumbre> how do i install it?
[00:09] <racecar56> farchumbre, sudo apt-get install mplayer
[00:09] <isomerc> word up. ill just say nigga. thats better
[00:09] <farchumbre> thanks
[00:09] <t_> How can I upgrade my virtualbox? I don't understand how this is to work
[00:09] <LjL> !etiquette > isomerc    (isomerc, see the private message from ubottu)
[00:09] <farchumbre> do you know what to do with the pulseaudio issue?
[00:09] <Paddy_EIRE> !language | isomerc
[00:09] <thiebaude> farchumbre: sudo apt-get install mozilla-mplayer
[00:09] <eseven73> that's a racial slur isomerc just don't use it at all, thanks
[00:09] <or4n9e> kmdm: thx. hm, do you see any obvious showstopper in the desktop file I pastebined?
[00:09] <isomerc> um im black
[00:09] <Khisanth> cellofellow: that is from search not domain
[00:10] <isomerc> is there something wrong with being black?
[00:10] <LjL> !offtopic | isomerc
[00:10] <darren> kmdm, hi could you help
[00:10] <isomerc> NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER
[00:10] <eseven73> doesn't matter if you're green. don't use racial slurs
[00:10] <LjL> !ops | isomerc
[00:10] <racecar56> banban
[00:10] <thiebaude> isomerc: take it somewhere else, thank you
[00:10] <cellofellow> Khisanth: oh?
[00:10] <cellofellow> !ops
[00:10] <t_> So racecar, what button do i push in this plethora of links?
[00:11] <or4n9e> kmdm: "Terminal=1" lol, maybe that's the beast
[00:11] <Khisanth> and also the way homelinux is set up ...
[00:11] <kmdm> or4n9e: I'm afraid I'm not really the best person to ask that I'm afraid... I know alot about packaging but not so much about the shortcut stuff I'm afraid :S
[00:11] <LjL> cellofellow: err, i called it already, plus he's left :)
[00:11] <cellofellow> Khisanth: what's the better way?
[00:11] <cellofellow> LjL: oops
[00:11] <racecar56> t_, what release do u run
[00:11] <cellofellow> sorry
[00:11] <or4n9e> kmdm: oh, np, I just like talking to you, no worries
[00:11] <or4n9e> ;)
[00:11] <t_> version 2.1.4
[00:12] <kmdm> or4n9e: hehe nah it's cool, just thought I'd say I can't really help with the shortcut side :)
[00:12] <racecar56> t_, NO
[00:12] <racecar56> t_, the UBUNTU version
[00:12] <t_> Jaunty 9.04
[00:12] <racecar56> t_, ah goiod
[00:12] <racecar56> t_, ah good
[00:12] <racecar56> t_, click the toppest link
[00:12] <t_> why is that good?
[00:12] <kmdm> Flannel: ta ;)
[00:12] <brennus> ok, so I have a problem. I've been running Ubuntu for about 6 months, and it's great. My one problem is gaming. I used to run windows, and I would play games all the time. I would often play Civ4, various FPS games (notably, AssaultCube and other Cube-based games), and other games. Now on Ubuntu, I can't play the very same games! It's not about availability, it's about performance! I can't even play Sauerbrauten (Cube2) at a decen
[00:13] <racecar56> t_, 9.04 pwns
[00:13] <t_> it's kind of buggy, have you noticed that?
[00:13] <racecar56> t_, yeah, kind of
[00:13] <cellofellow> Khisanth: how is the domain and search supposed to be set?
[00:13] <racecar56> t_, not much
[00:13] <or4n9e> kmdm: IC, I'll do some googling on the KDE options that are in there - I'm pretty sure it has something to do with that
[00:13] <or4n9e> thanks for ya support and have a good time
[00:13] <rww> brennus: 1) your message got cut off after "(Cube2) at a decen", 2) turn off compiz
[00:13] <t_> Okay,
[00:13] <farchumbre> racecar56: how do you choose the default music player, so all sound effects will use it?
[00:13] <kmdm> or4n9e: no worries, let me know how you get on though... all sounds interesting :)
[00:13] <bk> how do i unmount a drive
[00:14] <bk> that has been mounted more than once
[00:14] <t_> I'm downloading it now
[00:14] <bk> on the desktop
[00:14] <brennus> rww: that was most of it. How do you turn off compiz?
[00:14] <t_> Status states: Error: Conflicts with the installed package 'virtualbox-2.1'
[00:14] <t_> this is the third time it's happened
[00:14] <rww> brennus: If you're using GNOME, System > Preferences > Appearance > Visual Effects > None
[00:14] <t_> that's why I'm here
[00:14] <or4n9e> kmdm: will do. are you usually available in that channel here?
[00:14] <t_> you see?
[00:14] <Shubuntu> does anyone know how to set the default startpage for mozilla? I have jaunty studio installed but the mozilla shows edubuntu 8.04's startpage?
[00:14] <or4n9e> kmdm: regularly I mean
[00:14] <brennus> rww: I'll try it.
[00:14] <t_> Third time... Don't make me do it a fourth time
[00:14] <racecar56> farchumbre, well.... right click on a file (e.g. .ogg) and click properties, then click open with
[00:14] <kmdm> or4n9e: Aye, in here 24/7 via a screen'd irssi :)
[00:14] <bk> how do i unmount a drive
[00:15] <bk> that has been mounted more than once
[00:15] <bk> on the desktop
[00:15] <racecar56> t_, uninstall it!
[00:15] <dva5912> Is the recent Nvidia driver know to cause machines to lock up?
[00:15] <racecar56> t_,easy!
[00:15] <or4n9e> kmdm: lol, that's what I already expected
[00:15] <Khisanth> cellofellow: search is a list of domains to add on to a host if a lookup fails
[00:15] <racecar56> t_, sudo apt-get remove virtualbox-2.1
[00:15] <t_> I'd like to keep my virtual computer though
[00:15] <t_> it has stuff in it
[00:15] <racecar56> t_, -_-
[00:15] <racecar56> t_, it wont wipe it
[00:15] <brb> :q!
[00:15] <dva5912> What is like VB but is available?
[00:15] <t_> okay,
[00:15] <kmdm> or4n9e: well at least I'm predictable :P
[00:16] <Paddy_EIRE> !mono | dva5912
[00:16] <Paddy_EIRE> hmm
[00:16] <t_> by the way, where is my fake hard drive anyways?
[00:16] <t_> I know the information for my virtualbox must be somewhere
[00:16] <racecar56> t_, that the problem
[00:16] <rww> dva5912: VB as in what? Visual Basic, Virtual Box...
[00:16] <racecar56> t_, ~/.VirtualBox
[00:16] <dva5912> visual basic
[00:16] <racecar56> t_, i _H_A_T_E_ how it does that
[00:16] <dva5912> rww^
[00:16] <BrixSat> hello
[00:16] <t_> how it hides stuff?
[00:16] <System404> in ubuntu how do i bring up my hardware spec ie im gna upgrade my ram but wana know wat type of ram and speed of the ram  my laptop takes so i know exactly which to buy
[00:17] <Paddy_EIRE> dva5912: learn a proper language or try http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page
[00:17] <racecar56> t_, the . at the beginning
[00:17] <or4n9e> kmdm: could be :-D ok, cya sooner than later
[00:17] <BrixSat> how can i manage on ubuntu the dns? i installed bind 9 and i want to add a manual entry saying that the server is a www.something.com
[00:17] <t_> Oh, and the capitals
[00:17] <t_> it's case sensitive
[00:17] <racecar56> Paddy_EIRE, and i only know autoit :P
[00:17] <rww> dva5912: mono is similar to the .NET platform, so you might try that
[00:17] <racecar56> Paddy_EIRE, i wish i knew more....
[00:17] <t_> so I'm in
[00:17] <t_> now what?
[00:18] <racecar56> t_, you uninstalled 2.1?
[00:18] <Paddy_EIRE> !info monodevelop | dva5912
[00:18] <Khisanth> cellofellow: if you haven't see it yet, man resolv.conf gives you a list of possible config options and what they do
[00:18] <racecar56> t_, if so install that package
[00:18] <t_> I'd like to by able to copy this virtual computer to another virtual computer
[00:18] <racecar56> t_, uhm
[00:18] <t_> I haven't uninstalled it yet
[00:18] <BrixSat> !info dns
[00:18] <brennus> how do I check my video card?
[00:18] <System404> in ubuntu how do i bring up my hardware spec ie im gna upgrade my ram but wana know wat type of ram and speed of the ram  my laptop takes so i know exactly which to buy
[00:18] <yoyit2> my wireless wont show up any ideas
[00:18] <BrixSat> !info bind9
[00:18] <racecar56> t_, sudo cp "~/.VirtualBox/Disk/diskname.vdi" target
[00:19] <racecar56> t_, of course, replace 'diskname' with the disks name, and target with the target
[00:19] <t_> Disk doesn't exist
[00:19] <racecar56> t_, makes sense
[00:19] <t_> it's not a real place
[00:19] <dva5912> what is the Q program i see that programs c++... it looks like vb a little
[00:19] <racecar56> t_, it's not called diskname
[00:19] <System404> in ubuntu how do i bring up my hardware spec ie im gna upgrade my ram but wana know wat type of ram and speed of the ram  my laptop takes so i know exactly which to buy
[00:19] <farchumbre> racecar56: which program should I use then to play ogg's? mplayer, movie player ? it is weird, if i choose mplayer, every sound is played twice
[00:19] <t_> Disk does not exist as a place
[00:19] <racecar56> farchumbre, shux
[00:19] <t_> I cannot go into it
[00:20] <farchumbre> what's shux?
[00:20] <racecar56> t_, nautilus ~/.VirtualBox/Disk
[00:20] <racecar56> shucks
[00:20] <System404> #in ubuntu how do i bring up my hardware spec ie im gna upgrade my ram but wana know wat type of ram and speed of the ram  my laptop takes so i know exactly which to buy
[00:20] <racecar56> System404, hardinfo
[00:20] <racecar56> System404, or lshw (warning: messy)
[00:20] <graelin> System404: You can't really. Easier to reboot and check it out in BIOS, or open the memory bay and just look
[00:21] <farchumbre> racecar56: is that another program i have to download/
[00:21] <rww> System404: sudo lshw -c memory
[00:21] <t_> I'ts VirtualBox/VDI
[00:21] <racecar56> System404, bios is the best option
[00:21] <t_> not /DISK
[00:21] <t_> I think i found it.
[00:21] <racecar56> farchumbre, nautilus is the file manager.......
[00:21] <cellofellow> Khisanth: ok, this makes sense, but that resolv.conf is autogenerated from the DHCP provided by DNSMasq.
[00:21] <racecar56> farchumbre, if you use kde then do konqueror instead
[00:21] <zer0rez> anyone use UPnP w/ a PS3 here
[00:21] <farchumbre> racecar56: i removed all kde
[00:21] <racecar56> farchumbre, i transported to gnome when kde4 came out
[00:22] <racecar56> farchumbre, and now you run........
[00:22] <farchumbre> gnome
[00:22] <farchumbre> only
[00:22] <racecar56> farchumbre, then do nautilus ~/.VirtualBox/disk
[00:22] <racecar56> farchumbre, then do nautilus ~/.VirtualBox/Disk
[00:22] <racecar56> farchumbre, (sorry, it's gotta have captial d)
[00:22] <racecar56> farchumbre, typo
[00:22] <jophish> Howdy all
[00:23] <racecar56> hi
[00:23] <t_> Hey racecar
[00:23] <racecar56> t_, ?
[00:23] <t_> I remember I installed some sort of special version of virtualbox where it was free
[00:23] <racecar56> t_, ose?
[00:23] <t_> something like OSES
[00:23] <t_> yeah, i think
[00:23] <t_> and that was the only way it could work
[00:23] <farchumbre> racecar56: it says that it couldn't find it
[00:23] <Rabbitbunny> t_: virtualbox-ose
[00:24] <t_> Refresh me, i'm a little confused
[00:24] <graelin> Which log would provide the most useful troubleshooting info if one were to have a 'puter crash and burn when X starts. I'm nearly positive it has to do with the DVDR mounting automatically on boo. If the drive is empty, everything is fine... put in a disk and its a crapshoot
[00:24] <racecar56> farchumbre, sorry wrong person
[00:24] <racecar56> farchumbre, im getting confused
[00:24] <racecar56> farchumbre, :(
[00:24] <Rabbitbunny> sudo apt-get install virtualbox-ose
[00:24] <t_> I remembered I got the one that worked
[00:24] <racecar56> farchumbre, well, i think i can't help you any more, sorry
[00:24] <t_> there was something in the other version that was buggy
[00:24] <racecar56> farchumbre, maybe someone else knows
[00:24] <racecar56> t_, OSE
[00:24] <farchumbre> ok thanks
[00:25] <racecar56> t_, virtualbox-ose
[00:25] <t_> How do i get mines to say what version it is?
[00:25] <t_> i can't find OSE on the help dialog anywhere
[00:25] <t_> this is all in virtual box menue by the way
[00:26] <amseidler> How can I speed up flash on my computer? games are extremely laggy and slow.
[00:26] <v3xed> i've just installed ubuntu 9.04 is there anything major i need to do? <complete linux newb
[00:26] <Vitor> Hello! I would ask everyone to vote this blog about spiritism (http://tamoporai.blogspot.com) in TopBR contest! We are in 2nd place in the main category because 1st place is cheating. So I beg to you: go there and vote! Help us to spread our doctrine. It would be an injustice if we lose this contest, because we fight so much to win it. Thank you
[00:26] <isai> I want to download ubuntu UNR onto by acer aspire one. What is the difference between the ISO image and IMG image?
[00:26] <Tyler> the img is for usb
[00:26] <amseidler> v3xed: Yes, update it
[00:26] <Tyler> iso for cd
[00:27] <isai> ok
[00:27] <chaos2fu> v3xed install flash and mp3 codecs...then its done if all drivers are working..and update of course ;-)
[00:27] <javaJake> !iptables > javaJake
[00:27] <t_> I don't remember how I got my virtualbox working
[00:27] <amseidler> !flash
[00:27] <amseidler> How can I speed up flash on my computer? games are extremely laggy and slow.
[00:27] <Pitels> #/join #ubuntu-es
[00:27] <chaos2fu> isai i just recently installed into my one..
[00:27] <v3xed> cool thanks can you guys recomend anything for themes and changing the whole appearance of the desktop?
[00:27] <racecar56> amseidler, gfx card drivers
[00:27] <rww> Vitor: don't advertise here, please.
[00:27] <amseidler> racecar56: ?
[00:27] <javaJake> amseidler: that's going to be your video drivers.
[00:27] <racecar56> t_, hm
[00:28] <racecar56> amseidler, video card drivers
[00:28] <javaJake> amseidler: it's the video driver's responsibility to speed things up.
[00:28] <peepsalot> nah, flash just sucks in general
[00:28] <isai> I downloaded ISO last night; not realizing I needed IMG since I don't have a cd drive. How do I convert ISO to IMG?
[00:28] <racecar56> peepsalot, lol
[00:28] <racecar56> peepsalot, can't blame you on that one
[00:28] <isai> chaos2fu: does it work well?
[00:28] <amseidler> javaJake: Ok, and how do I make it speed it up?
[00:28] <javaJake> amseidler: but if they're already working, then there's not much you cand o.
[00:28] <racecar56> peepsalot, svg pwns it :D
[00:28] <peepsalot> flash on linux particularly
[00:28] <racecar56> peepsalot, yeah
[00:28] <racecar56> peepsalot, in total too though
[00:28] <chaos2fu> yes wery well...i was very satisfied with the computer running XP, now im lloooving it...;-)
[00:28] <LinuxMoogle> hello peeps
[00:29] <racecar56> hi
[00:29] <amseidler> !hello | LinuxMoogle
[00:29] <chaos2fu> the only thing i can give u as a advice is to go back to intel driver 2,4
[00:29] <spc> hi,im searching for info about my usb wirless keyboard and mice, as far as i got it the mouse is cousing problems since gets stucked inside windows buttons..i read that this is a coommon problem,anyone had time to search about it? im running jaunty on a geforce 6600gt..
[00:29] <eseven73> that what keeps people from using linux 100% is the retarded flash/java/sound/video issues
[00:29] <chaos2fu> i had problem with the jaunty graphic driver on intel gma945, a common problem...
[00:30] <chaos2fu> isai are u thinking of the netbook remix?
[00:30] <racecar56> chaos2fu, i have a intel 82845g on this comp im using now :P
[00:30] <isai> yes
[00:30] <javaJake> chaos2fu: 845g is working here on 2.4 drivers
[00:30] <chaos2fu> aahh ok ravevar56, do u have any problems?
[00:30] <racecar56> chaos2fu, no
[00:30] <t_> hey racecay
[00:30] <racecar56> chaos2fu, i on jaunty
[00:30] <t_> shouldnt i use gksudo apt-get?
[00:30] <racecar56> t_, wat
[00:31] <racecar56> t_, sudo works
[00:31] <javaJake> t_: sudo apt-get
[00:31] <javaJake> t_: gksudo is just the GUI equivilant
[00:31] <racecar56> t_, sudo apt-get install foo
[00:31] <racecar56> t_, foo = package name
[00:31] <chaos2fu> ok but its the oldar chip of graphic racecar56?
[00:31] <racecar56> chaos2fu, ?
[00:31] <javaJake> chaos2fu: what problem are you having?
[00:32] <LinuxMoogle> *on the side: i can learn something just from reading the chat :D
[00:32] <racecar56> chaos2fu, i having 0 probs
[00:32] <t_> so how do i get it to update automatically?
[00:32] <Ron586> LinuxMoogle: that's what I have been doing for 2 days lol
[00:32] <racecar56> chaos2fu, this card is a non-3D
[00:33] <racecar56> chaos2fu, on an old-fashioned compaq presario sr1020nx
[00:33] <javaJake> racecar56: how old is it?
[00:33] <eseven73> Ron586, two years here, still aint learn jack LOL, I have fun though, guess that's what counts ;)
[00:33] <racecar56> javaJake, i dont know, probably 2004 or 2005
[00:33] <racecar56> javaJake, i have a sr1010z also but i did something stupid to the processor so im getting another one
[00:34] <Ron586> eseven73:on my 4th try with unbuntu now.. do or give up time lol
[00:34] <racecar56> javaJake, it works better on ubuntu than this one, as acpi dosen't work
[00:34] <javaJake> racecar56: ahh, OK. I got my 845g earlier... when it was "higher"-end. And I got the desktop version. (I guess there's a laptop one?)
[00:34] <chaos2fuu> ja im back...
[00:35] <racecar56> javaJake, idk why acpi dont work on sr1020nx but the sr1010z works on everyhting, even the ati rv280se worked with desktop effects
[00:35] <racecar56> javaJake, k
[00:35] <racecar56> javaJake, mine dosen't do 3D
[00:35] <racecar56> javaJake, or at least is bad at it
[00:35] <eseven73> Ron586, hang in there, Ubuntu has the best community, those other distros are just as nice, but they lack the community that Ubuntu has :D
[00:35] <javaJake> racecar56: now it's pretty much as bad as a video card gets :P
[00:35] <javaJake> racecar56: same here, terrible 3D
[00:35] <racecar56> javaJake, :P
[00:35] <racecar56> javaJake, the bios that i had on here previously was from 2004...
[00:35] <Tyler> hey javaJake
[00:35] <chaos2fuu> no i dont have any problems now, i think!;-) but with the original installation of netbook remix it was very laggy, i couldnt enable normal effects, when i played movie some part of the picture was falling behind
[00:36] <chaos2fuu> and so on..
[00:36] <racecar56> javaJake, maybe it was from 2004
[00:36] <racecar56> javaJake, and im talking 'bout the manufacturing year
[00:36] <javaJake> chaos2fu: compiz does not work on 845g. It's specifically blacklisted.
[00:36] <Ron586> eseven73: hanging by my fingernails. Yes I havce had a lot of help from nice peeps so far
[00:36] <chaos2fuu> yeah, but i have 945gm
[00:36] <chaos2fuu> ;-)
[00:36] <racecar56> javaJake, by late 2005 the 1010 and the 1020 were definately known of existance
[00:36] <d00000de> hey ron586 :P
[00:36] <racecar56> javaJake, i know it
[00:36] <chaos2fuu> and it working now wiith the old drivers from ubuntu 8x
[00:36] <Ron586> hey dooooode!
[00:37] <d00000de> man im sendin personal messages, cant u get them?
[00:37] <javaJake> chaos2fu: run this and tell me what it says: apt-cache show xserver-xorg-video-intel | grep '^Version'
[00:37] <chaos2fuu> for every whos interested in graphical problem with intel, read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/IntelPerformance
[00:38] <javaJake> d00000de: AFAIK, only registered users can send/receive PM's.
[00:38] <javaJake> !register
[00:38] <chaos2fuu> and one solution here; https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4#Installing%20the%20package
[00:39] <livesessionuser1> Is anyone able to help me with grub? I install to an external hard drive and I can not boot it, I get Error 17
[00:41] <javaJake> chaos2fu: a friendly heads-up: the solution you posted is unsupported and bound to create issues if/when you try to upgrade, and may create compatibility issues with other officially-built packages. Try to avoid adding third-party packages as much as you can.
[00:41] <Lyth> my xorg.conf is way smaller than it should be
[00:41] <javaJake> chaos2fu: also, avoiding the issue this way is going to break eventually, so actively trying to solve the problem for real is going to benefit everyone, you included, in the long run.
[00:42] <javaJake> Lyth: haha, disliking the new xorg.conf setup? :)
[00:42] <livesessionuser1> Lyth: that's ok, it
[00:42] <eseven73> !away > Pleuguin{away}
[00:42] <Lyth> But I need to add to change horizontal sync and vertical refresh that it is detecting about my monitor.
[00:42] <czajkowski> `/c
[00:43] <racecar56> javaJake, for some reason my 845g actually can do a *tiny* bit of 3D
[00:43] <racecar56> javaJake, some thing from 1998 it works
[00:43] <racecar56> javaJake, but it's not much 3D
[00:43] <javaJake> racecar56: oh, yea, it can do 3D, but it's slow and/or doesn't have much to support OpenGL.
[00:43] <eseven73> racecar56, same card I have
[00:43] <racecar56> javaJake, eay
[00:43] <racecar56> javaJake, yea
[00:44] <Lyth> Javajake: if xorg.conf is different now, how do I change the horizontal sync and vertical refresh
[00:44] <racecar56> javaJake, the RV280SE in my 1010 is *so* much better
[00:44] <javaJake> racecar56: I get errors about missing visuals all the time :P
[00:44] <racecar56> javaJake, i stuck it in there, got it for $100
[00:44] <racecar56> javaJake, lul
[00:44] <racecar56> javaJake, the one built in to the 1010 is a sis vga, that is *THE WORST EVER*
[00:45] <racecar56> javaJake, btw it's got an agp slot but the 1020 dosen't D:
[00:45] <eseven73> SiS is still around? O.o
[00:45] <javaJake> Lyth: the way xorg.conf works now, is X will auto-configure anything you don't specifically set up yourself. You can still edit xorg.conf and add a section describing your monitor.
[00:45] <racecar56> eseven73, the comp is old
[00:45] <racecar56> eseven73, and yes
[00:45] <javaJake> Hehehe
[00:45] <zer0rez> anyone use rhythmbox
[00:45] <Lyth> Javajake: How do I do I do that?
[00:45] <javaJake> eseven73: with Linux, everything is still around ;)
[00:45] <eseven73> racecar56, I feel for you, my first computer was SiS back in 1998
[00:45] <racecar56> javaJake, eseven73 even ubuntu waety!
[00:45] <racecar56> javaJake, eseven73 *warty
[00:46] <javaJake> Lyth: well, have you edited xorg.conf before?
[00:46] <Lyth> javajake: Yeah, but the section was already there and I just had to find and edit it
[00:46] <kacperski> siema? :P
[00:46] <racecar56> eseven73, the 1010 is a nickname for my soon-to-be-tweaked compaq presario SR1010Z
[00:46] <javaJake> I've got an old laptop with _no_ 3D support, 64M of RAM, and no CD boot support sitting next to me. :D
[00:46] <kacperski> loool
[00:46] <javaJake> I have to boot from a floppy and then from the CD to get Xubuntu installed :P
[00:46] <kacperski> hello? :P
[00:47] <racecar56> eseven73, it has a sis vga card, but i crammed a RV280SE (ati radeon 9200 se) in the agp slot and it kicks flamin' butt now
[00:47] <kacperski> lol man what is that? i just runned it
[00:47] <chaos2fuu> ok javaJake I see where this is going...i understand your point of view but I got to have a working computer (fully), and this is the best solution that i have found...I filed in Launchpad and the problems and issues is well known...!;-)
[00:47] <eseven73> racecar56, nice, surprised ATI works being on Linux and all
[00:47] <Lyth> So, what do I do?
[00:47] <javaJake> Lyth: right, but now you have to add it. It's pretty simple. Open xorg.conf (which should be blank) and add the lines yourself. Executing 'man xorg.conf' gives you complete documentation on how xorg.conf works, but I'll give you some pointers to get you rolling.
[00:47] <kacperski> heelllloooo  ? :D
[00:47] <racecar56> eseven73, however it isn't all-entergetic, but it can do compiz + old 3D games from 1999
[00:47] <maha> can gnash play the youtube site?
[00:47] <racecar56> eseven73, yeahb
[00:48] <kacperski> whats up
[00:48] <javaJake> maha: I'm pretty sure I've heard it can. :P
[00:48] <racecar56> eseven73, my radeon 2400hd pro on my other acer pc from may/june/july 2008 is TERRIBLE
[00:48] <racecar56> eseven73, THE WORST
[00:48] <maha> javaJake: kewl
[00:48] <javaJake> Lyth: for your first line, you'll want to add 'Section "Monitor"' (without the single quotes).
[00:48] <kacperski> HI ! :D
[00:49] <Lyth> Javajake: What do I put after?
[00:49] <javaJake> Lyth: then you'll want to add another line: Identifier "Any name here"
[00:49] <kacperski> not talk active .... damn shit programme :P
[00:49] <javaJake> !language | kacperski
[00:49] <mypapit_fowl> !ohmy | kacperski
[00:50] <Lyth> Then what?
[00:50] <kacperski> all right lOl
[00:50] <sysadmin> I have installed grub in my usb, and I wnat to install at least two distributions on my flashdrive. Is this possible?
[00:50] <Paddy_EIRE> Can anyone one recommend an nice gnome rss reader that is not as much of a hog as liferea?
[00:50] <Lyth> !Censorship
[00:50] <javaJake> Lyth: open System -> Help and Support. In the window that appears, search for xorg.conf. Select "xorg.conf manual page"
[00:50] <Lyth> thanks
[00:50] <javaJake> Lyth: scroll until you see "MONITOR SECTION"
[00:50] <racecar56> can anyone pastebin the whole default ubuntu 8.xx/9.xx /etc/apt/sources.list? even the comments?
[00:51] <racecar56> i need it for my distribution im making
[00:51] <sysadmin> how can I make a copy of my distribution into a flashdrive?
[00:51] <racecar56> sysadmin, unetbootin
[00:51] <javaJake> Lyth: a little ways under that section, you'll find info on how to add horizontal and vertical refresh ranges, as well as other things.
[00:51] <Lyth> Got it, thanks
[00:51] <bwild> sysadmin: try pendrivelinux
[00:51] <Trizicus> Is there a package that I can install that has a bunch of programs bundled into one through apt?
[00:52] <chasity> Is there a way to share a printer over a network. I have a printer hooked up to my ubuntu, and i would like to print stuff from my other computer. Which is running Vista 64 bit.
[00:52] <Flannel> Trizicus: There are.  They're called metapackages.  What are you looking to install?
[00:52] <Flare183> !samba | chasity
[00:52] <javaJake> Lyth: when you're all done, be sure to end the "Monitor" section in your xorg.conf file by adding the line "EndSection
[00:52] <eseven73> Trizicus, sudo aptitude install ubuntu-restricted-extras    is HUGE
[00:52] <javaJake> Lyth: ... at the bottom
[00:52] <racecar56> can anyone pastebin the whole default ubuntu 8.xx/9.xx /etc/apt/sources.list? even the comments?
[00:52] <Trizicus> I need to install 32 bit java on jaunty x64
[00:52] <Trizicus> eseven73 that is what i was looking for!
[00:52] <Lyth> got it
[00:53] <Trizicus> what is exactly in it?
[00:53] <racecar56> javaJake, the processor of this compaq is a intel celeron 2.80 ghz, fastest + oldest cpu in the house
[00:53] <Trizicus> is there a way to find out what is in the restricted extras?
[00:53] <eseven73> don't thank me, I always get yelled at for recommending that meta package in here, soo SHHHHH! no one seen that ;)
[00:53] <javaJake> racecar56: http://pastebin.com/f5e626075
[00:53] <chasity> Flare183: thanks
[00:53] <Trizicus> lol
[00:54] <Trizicus> is there a life of what ubuntu-restricted-extras contains?
[00:54] <Trizicus> list*
[00:54] <javaJake> racecar56: that's not exactly defaults I don't think, because I think I enabled all the repos possible through Software Sources, but besides that that should be the defaults
[00:54] <racecar56> javaJake, ahhhhhhhh thanks alot!
[00:54] <javaJake> racecar56: lol
[00:54] <racecar56> javaJake, =D
[00:54] <eseven73> Trizicus, http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/ubuntu-restricted-extras
[00:55] <racecar56> javaJake, btw it's funnny how the oldest comp in the house has the best cpu
[00:55] <jdu> Trizicus: I think:  dpkg -I <package name>
[00:55] <javaJake> racecar56: thus "lol" ;)
[00:55] <Trizicus> thanks
[00:55] <Lyth> Whats the command to restart the x server
[00:55] <racecar56> Lyth, ctrl+alt+bksp
[00:55] <racecar56> Lyth, btw bksp is backspace (just in case u didnt know)
[00:55] <eseven73> !dontzap | Lyth (assuming you meant Jaunty?)
[00:56] <LordMetroid> !ot
[00:56] <anternat> will i tell any difference btw ubuntu server version and debian?
[00:56] <ruler> from the destop itselp can i open the installed software
[00:57] <Lyth> Thanks, why is tat needed?
[00:57] <graelin> what daemon is responsible for mounting CD when inserted?
[00:57] <Pirate_Hunter> evening which application in ubuntu allows me to open files made in m$ publisher?
[00:57] <jdu> anternat: you'll be using ubuntu repositories etc. the motd will be different
[00:57] <Lyth> scribus probably
[00:57] <anternat> will i need debian iso when i have ubuntu server ?
[00:57] <javaJake> ruler: use the Applications menu on the upper-left corner, assuming you're using Ubuntu.
[00:58] <ruler> from the desktop itself can we open the installed software
[00:58] <Trizicus> where is the updates directory?
[00:58] <dva5912> What would be better, VMWARE or qemulator
[00:58] <Lyth> I entered sudo dontzap --disable, but it still won't work
[00:59] <anternat> jdu so no need to dl debian?
[00:59] <balingup> Hi - I need some help de installing crossover completely - need to start fresh
[00:59] <jdu> anternat: no
[00:59] <javaJake> Lyth: logging out and logging back in generally restarts the server. 'sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart' also works.
[00:59] <graelin> Lyth: sudo apt-get install dontzap then in terminal sudo dontzap -d
[00:59] <javaJake> Lyth: you might have to restart the server for the --disable command to take effect :P
[00:59] <dva5912> How can i se hoe much ram i am using?
[00:59] <jdu> anternat: if you are wanting to use ubuntu server that is.
[00:59] <dva5912> how*
[00:59] <Lyth> brilliant
[00:59] <jdu> dva5912: free -m
[01:00] <Bubulle_> dva5912, the old scool unix command for free mem is free -t
[01:00] <jdu> dva5912: or open the system monitor / add applet to toolbar to display it
[01:00] <anternat> jdu i have dwnloaded but not yet installed any
[01:00] <balingup> DVV - go to system > Administration > System Monitor
[01:00] <javaJake> dva5912: a graphical representation can be found in System -> Administration -> System Monitor -> Resources.
[01:00] <dva5912> Mem:          1001        977  that cant be right
[01:01] <balingup> Anyone know their way around Crossover Linux?
[01:01]  * graelin is seriously disenchanted with his ubuntu crash problem
[01:01] <dva5912> how the heck am i using 400mb. hardly anything is open
[01:01] <Flare183> balingup: I do
[01:01] <jdu> dva5912: you're using ubuntu/ not the lightest on resources
[01:02] <javaJake> dva5912: View -> All Processes, then select the Processes tab, and sort by Memory column so that the sort arrow is pointing up
[01:02] <dva5912> true. so i guess im fine
[01:02] <javaJake> dva5912: that should give you an idea
[01:02] <Pirate_Hunter> jdu, that depends on what they are using it for
[01:02] <dva5912> wo! firefox 105 MB WTF!>
[01:02] <javaJake> dva5912: don't freak out
[01:03] <Flare183> !ohmy | dva5912
[01:03] <javaJake> dva5912: firefox is designed to recognize how much memory your system has
[01:03] <javaJake> dva5912: so, if you have a lot of memory, firefox will cache more pages.
[01:03] <dva5912> im just not used to seeing a program hog up over 65 mb.
[01:03] <Bubulle_> dva5912, shared mem, cache and buffers are not realy used as the shring uppon needed for running code and data
[01:03] <javaJake> dva5912: you can adjust this in about:config : http://kb.mozillazine.org/Reducing_memory_usage_(Firefox)
[01:03] <ruler_> can i open pplications without using mouse
[01:03] <windopain> i am trying to load ubuntu live and i end up with "BusyBox v.1.10.2" and a prompt which says (initramfs)... why might this happen?  i am using an intel core 2 duo, i looked for an intel 64bit disc but only saw AMD- does the AMD work with both intel and AMD?
[01:04] <Pirate_Hunter> ruler, yes alt+f2
[01:04] <graelin> windopain: Yes
[01:04] <dva5912> wow i dint think firefox was that intensive
[01:04] <dva5912> actuly i am running pandora soo... hat might be the cause
[01:04] <dva5912> that*
[01:04] <windopain> so i'm stuck at "busybox" after a "could not load /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/modules.dep: no such file or directory" error
[01:05] <javaJake> dva5912: it's not a slim browser, if that's what you mean. Plugins (embedded content) and extensions also add significantly to RAM usage.
[01:05] <Pirate_Hunter> evening which application in ubuntu allows me to open files made in m$ publisher?
[01:05] <KeLopez_CL> in my system (currently) the most memory-eating application is "wia"
[01:05] <javaJake> Pirate_Hunter: OpenOffice, I should think.
[01:05] <keco> hi!
[01:05] <dva5912> now javaJake how much ram could a mysql and apache setup run?
[01:05] <keco> I have a flyvideo 2000 card
[01:05] <balingup> Hi Flare - Had Photoshop CS2 running fine (which is easy)  - then I have been testing Beta versions and unsupported software and acidentaly installed it on my default XP bottle
[01:05] <KeLopez_CL> with 380 MB :S
[01:05] <AlbertoP> Pirate_Hunter, if you are lucky, scribus
[01:06] <javaJake> dva5912: that I don't know. I do know I've run it comftorably on 768M of RAM alongside a full Ubuntu desktop. :)
[01:06] <Pirate_Hunter> javaJake, hmmm dont think so not publisher files
[01:06] <dva5912> firefox just hit 120
[01:06] <Pirate_Hunter> AlbertoP, will try that
[01:06] <AlbertoP> OOo has no support for publisher stuff for what I know
[01:06] <javaJake> dva5912: that's pretty normal
[01:07] <jdu> dva5912: one way to save ram on firefox, is to enable an option (google it) to encourage it to swap to disk when minimized
[01:07] <windopain> darn, looks like ubuntu 9.04 won't boot or install on this machine from everything i read :(
[01:07] <dva5912> is opera that intensive?
[01:07] <keco> actually I can see, but it's black and wihte
[01:07] <chasity> Ok, i installed that Simba and I still can not see the printer from my windows computer.
[01:07] <keco> have anybody got experience with this?
[01:07] <balingup> Flare - Now CS2 wont run, and I want to delete all files & config (keeping bottles if i can
[01:07] <Xcell> windopain-  which machine
[01:07] <crdlb> Pirate_Hunter: the internet suggests that nothing on linux can
[01:08] <jdu> dva5912: otherwise use lighter weight web browsers: midori kazehakase dillo are a few
[01:08] <ruler_> can i open applications with out using the mouse
[01:08] <Pirate_Hunter> crdlb, yeah google didnt help
[01:08] <windopain> Xcell: dell latitude xt... i found this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/364029  ... most of it is greek to me
[01:08] <jdu> ruler_: alt+ft2  type app name     or install gnome-do
[01:08] <dva5912> herm. i can live with it. that might be why windows was trashy when ff is open
[01:09] <Bubulle_> If you need a window manager without mouse, use ratpoison
[01:09] <Trizicus> how do i update modules?
[01:09] <jdu> or dwm xmonad wmii
[01:09] <Xcell> windopain-  ive had problems with stuff like that.. some times i used lenny instead....worked
[01:09] <javaJake> dva5912: Linux is also every efficient with RAM usage. It's not unnormal for me to be using 50% swap and still see excellent response from my apps.
[01:09] <Pirate_Hunter> Bubulle_, i think wmii is easier n has mouse support also
[01:10] <Xcell> 50% swap?..wow..lol
[01:10] <dva5912> i got like 5gb of sway setup soo.... thats like extra ram?
[01:10] <windopain> Xcell: does lenny support the windows present & cube features?  i'll give it a try
[01:10] <mezquitale> anyone knows what apps would allow me to use my phone as a modem(tethering) using a USB cable???
[01:10] <Xcell> i never used compiz on an older machine
[01:10] <jdu> dva5912: that's quite a lot but it won't use it if it doesn't need it
[01:10] <racecar56> gnome-do > alt+f2
[01:10] <javaJake> Xcell: Songbird + Firefox + multiple terminals + e-mail + pidgin + whatever else running in the background takes a toll eventually :)
[01:11] <Xcell> ah ic
[01:11] <windopain> this is brand new machine
[01:11] <ruler_> i have installed ubuntu without creating a local disk can i create it now
[01:12] <Trizicus> is there a command that updates modules?
[01:12] <fpsdavid> hi
[01:12] <KeLopez_CL> hellop
[01:12] <Bubulle_> Trizicus, sudo depmod -a I guess does it
[01:12] <ruler_> i have installed the ubuntu without creating the local disk can i create itnow
[01:13] <fpsdavid> im running mythbuntu, and when i exit mythtv to go to the desktop, theres like NOTHING there. black screen w/ a cursor, can't right click to bring up the menu or anything. i logged out/in and restarted w/ no luck. any ideas?
[01:13] <Trizicus> that probes them doesn't look online for latest and greatest though
[01:13] <Trizicus> how do i update modules?
[01:13] <ruler_> i have installed the ubuntu without creating the local dis can i partion and create a local disk now
[01:14] <dva5912> wow. im hittin 28mb/s download
[01:14] <Xcell> whew..flying there
[01:14] <KeLopez_CL> We envy you, dva5912.
[01:14] <javaJake> Trizicus: kernel modules?
[01:14] <ruler_> i have installed the ubuntu without creating the local dis can i partion and create a local disk now
[01:14] <brunner`1> My server only has one serial port.  What is the most likely name for it?
[01:15] <Trizicus> yea how do i update them?
[01:15] <brunner> for example, /dev/tty??
[01:15] <ruler_> i have installed the ubuntu without creating the local dis can i partion and create a local disk now
[01:15]  * dva5912 has a suspicious look on his face
[01:15] <Trizicus> i want to update cfg80211 and i've installed latest but the website doesnt tell me how to use it lol
[01:15] <brennus> anyone have experience with moblin?
[01:16] <javaJake> Trizicus: 'sudo depmod -a' perhaps?
[01:16] <Trizicus> i thought that only probes them though?
[01:16] <Trizicus> sorry i am new
[01:16] <ruler_> i have installed the ubuntu without creating the local dis can i partion and create a local disk now
[01:16] <ruler_> i have installed the ubuntu without creating the local dis can i partion and create a local disk now
[01:16] <Mike_lifeguard> !patience | ruler_
[01:17] <jdu_> ruler_: what exactly do you mean by 'local disk'
[01:17] <Trizicus> okay i depmod -a now what lol
[01:17] <boss_mc> !repeat | ruler
[01:17] <boss_mc> !lol Trizicus
[01:17] <Trizicus> ?
[01:17] <Trizicus> lol
[01:17] <KeLopez_CL> !help
[01:17] <Trizicus> man depmod
[01:17] <Trizicus> oops
[01:17] <Guest57706> Howdy all, I have some bitmap *.bmp images that I need to convert to text files. Anyone know of a good ORC trace type program for Ubuntu Jaunty?
[01:17] <boss_mc> !omg | Trizicus
[01:18] <AlbertoP> brennus, not directly. I read opensuse packaged it
[01:18] <KeLopez_CL> !LOL | boss_mc
[01:18] <KeLopez_CL> heh
[01:18] <Flannel> Alright, enough of that.
[01:18] <fpsdavid> !patience
[01:18] <boss_mc> KeLopez_CL: I didn't!
[01:18] <KeLopez_CL> woop
[01:18] <Trizicus> can someone please define what 'probing' is w/ 'sudo depmod -a'
[01:18] <KeLopez_CL> testing :s
[01:18] <narbik> hello GEEKS!
[01:19] <narbik> er... fellow geeks
[01:19] <jdu_> Guest57706: I've used sng for converting png files to text; don't know about bmp
[01:19] <KeLopez_CL> geek ^^
[01:19] <javaJake> Trizicus: assuming you have compiled and installed the new modules (make && make install) or you have have installed a .deb file, you should be able to 'sudo modprobe -r cfg80211 && sudo modprobe cfg80211', or reboot.
[01:20] <Trizicus> okay thanks
[01:20] <kerebrus> Hello, how do you uncompress an rar file under ubuntu?
[01:20] <boss_mc> !rar | kerebrus
[01:20] <tones> keberus: unrar
[01:20] <jefinc> is there a way for when it organizes by name to have it ignore case?
[01:20] <javaJake> How do I keep NetworkManager from managing a particular network interface?
[01:20] <Guest57706> thanks, I'll look that up
[01:20] <KeLopez_CL> !timezone
[01:20] <user11> hallo someone can help to setup a pxe server pleas
[01:20] <KeLopez_CL> !woot
[01:20] <boss_mc> javaJake: if the interface is in /etc/interfaces it won't be managed by network manager
[01:21] <tones> !botabuse | KeLopez_CL
[01:21] <dc2000> hi all
[01:21] <KIllaDro> i need help figuring out why my filesystem only holds 50 mb and i got 157.4 media space
[01:21] <user11> hallo
[01:21] <tones> !hi
[01:21] <javaJake> tones: lazy :P
[01:21] <user11> need some help to setup a pxe server
[01:21] <tones> javaJake: ;)
[01:22] <KeLopez_CL> oops, thanks tones ;)
[01:22] <dc2000> im runnin 9.04 on a fujitsu lifebook.. ive tried these evtouch drivers but i cant seem to get the touchscreen to work.. anyone have experence or tips :D
[01:22] <tones> KeLopez_CL: no worries :)
[01:22] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: are you saying the disk is 157.4 Gb but you only have 50Mb of space...?
[01:22] <KIllaDro> boss_mc: yes it two different folders under computer
[01:22] <mezquitale> anyone knows how to use a phone running wm6 as a modem connected via a USB cable???
[01:22] <user11> i have a dhcp server  it works
[01:23] <user11> put pxe is geting no files
[01:23] <user11> i realy have no ansers
[01:23] <tones> !foo=bar
[01:23] <tones> oops, sorry all
[01:23] <ruler_> mozilla
[01:23] <Lyth> Is there a way to directly tell the x server what resolution to use?
[01:24] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: what's the output of mount (in terminal...), don't paste it here, pastebin it
[01:24] <Trizicus> do you guys recommend updating kernel modules?
[01:24] <boss_mc> !pastebin | KIllaDro
[01:24] <mezquitale> !tethering
[01:25] <KeLopez_CL> !sudo
[01:25] <jfm3> Lyth: Try System -> Preferences -> Display, or hack about in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file.
[01:25] <Gnea> Lyth: yes, xrandr
[01:25] <KIllaDro> wheres paste bin
[01:25] <user11> some one can help to setup a pxe server
[01:25] <Gnea> !pastebin
[01:25] <tones> !pastebin | KIllaDro
[01:25] <fpsdavid> im running mythbuntu, and when i exit mythtv to go to the desktop, theres like NOTHING there. black screen w/ a cursor, can't right click to bring up the menu or anything. i logged out/in and restarted w/ no luck. any ideas?
[01:25] <javaJake> Trizicus: no. :)
[01:25] <boss_mc> thanks guys...
[01:25] <user11> please
[01:25] <Trizicus> lol
[01:25] <javaJake> Trizicus: doing any kind of updating or installing outside of apt-get, Add/Remove, or Synaptic is not supported or recommended.
[01:25] <Trizicus> should have told me that before :P
[01:25] <KIllaDro> !pastebin
[01:26] <Lyth> gnea: It's not detecting the possible resolutions properly
[01:26] <javaJake> ...at least, not by sane people ;)
[01:26] <Gnea> Lyth: perhaps you don't have the correct video driver installed
[01:26] <KeLopez_CL> javaJake, do you mean: no !aptitude ?
[01:26] <javaJake> KeLopez_CL: no, of course. ;)
[01:27] <javaJake> *:)
[01:27] <boss_mc> KeLopez_CL: aptitiude and apt-get are equivelent...
[01:27] <graelin> Lyth: wHAT DRIVER nvIDIA?
[01:27] <boss_mc> mod spelling errors...
[01:27] <jfm3> I get all the drivers for my webcam loaded, I can see them in insmod, but udev (?) doesn't make a /dev/video0.  Google search shows others have this problem, but I see no good solution.
[01:27] <Gnea> graelin: sticky shift key?
[01:27] <javaJake> Trizicus: I didn't tell you because usually people who are compiling their own modules are already convinced it's the only way to solve their problems. :)
[01:27] <KeLopez_CL> yep && javaJake: lol && boss_mc: I know
[01:27] <KIllaDro> boss_mc: it says unknown
[01:28] <Lyth> Graelin, Gnea: I've got the proper driver. My monitors a generic westinghouse, so it's not being detected right. Previously I've had to manually enter the horizontal sync/vertical refresh, but that isn't working this time
[01:28] <graelin> Mine NEVER detects realistic monitor resolutions. If nvidia run nvidia-settings as root and you can make it what you want.. then save to xorg.conf
[01:28] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: typing 'mount' without quotes gives unknown command?
[01:28] <KIllaDro> trying mount where
[01:28] <Gnea> Lyth: where do you usually enter the refresh rates? directly to xorg.conf?
[01:29] <Lyth> Gnaea: Yes
[01:29] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: open a terminal, (Applications->Accessories->Terminal)
[01:29] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: then type it
[01:29] <Lyth> Graelin: That doesn't work because it doesn't list the one I need
[01:29] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: then press enter
[01:29] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: then pastebin the output...
[01:29] <keco> can somebody help me?
[01:29] <tones> !helpme keco
[01:29] <tones> !helpme | keco
[01:29] <KIllaDro> need url?
[01:30] <Gnea> Lyth: that's really strange... what's the exact make/model of your westinghouse?
[01:30] <KIllaDro> boss_mc: http://paste.ubuntu.com/184661/
[01:30] <noisymouse> I need help on following the chrooting instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebootstrapChroot/, specifically I don't know what I should enter for the line "sudo sed -i s/dapper/breezy/g /var/chroot/etc/apt/sources.list #point apt-get to the right release"
[01:30] <Lyth> Gnea:L2046NV
[01:30] <Trizicus> what is best 'search' command?
[01:30] <Gnea> noisymouse: dapper and breezy are no longer supported.
[01:31] <tones> Trizicus: locate?
[01:31] <graelin> Lyth:  System/Admin/nvidia x server settings ---> Xserver display config tabe. Select resolution you want and leave refresh rate to auto
[01:31] <javaJake> Trizicus: search for files? 'locate'
[01:31] <Trizicus> thanks :)
[01:31] <Trizicus> guys so supportive for newbs!
[01:31] <tones> Trizicus: its our job :)
[01:32] <Lyth> Graelin: Your not understanding. It does not give me the proper option in the drop down/
[01:32] <Trizicus> what about directories?
[01:32] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: run 'parted /dev/sda'
[01:32] <graelin> that is if you are using the restricted driver... honestly though if you want to dink around with Linux, Slackware is better for that. Ubuntu is made to just go
[01:32] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: the pastebin the output of 'print'
[01:32] <javaJake> Trizicus: it searches everything
[01:32] <tones> Trizicus: javaJake beat me to it...
[01:32] <javaJake> boss_mc: prepend a g for newbie friendlieness
[01:32] <noisymouse> Gnea: yeah, but you're supposed to replace that with something like feisty
[01:33] <noisymouse> Gnea: it's just that the page hasn't been updated, but I don't know what the line should be
[01:33] <Trizicus> is there a way to make it search and only show me what it finds w/ what i specified?
[01:33] <boss_mc> javaJake: I can't get text out of gparted
[01:33] <javaJake> boss_mc: good point :)
[01:33] <Trizicus> i had it search / and it showed me everything
[01:33] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: although you will need to run it as 'sudo parted /dev/sda'
[01:33] <Trizicus> but didnt show me what it found lol
[01:33] <Gnea> noisymouse: it would be prudent if you could shed a bit of light on what you're trying to do, exactly
[01:33] <Lyth> ?
[01:33] <javaJake> Trizicus: lol, of course... it found everything with '/' in its name
[01:34] <Trizicus> ohhhhh rofl
[01:34] <javaJake> Trizicus: which is every file on your system.
[01:34] <tones> Trizicus: the syntax is "locate <searchstring>"
[01:34] <Gnea> Lyth: I don't understand... that's a fairly new monitor, does it not support EDID?
[01:34] <Trizicus> cant specify a directory?
[01:34] <Lyth> Gnea: I don't know what that is
[01:34] <racecar56> i have to disconnect and reconnect, brb
[01:34] <javaJake> Trizicus: what is it you're looking for?
[01:34] <tones> Trizicus: directories have names too...
[01:34] <KIllaDro> boss_mc: http://paste.ubuntu.com/184663/
[01:35] <Trizicus> heh ok then that answers my q :P
[01:35] <boss_mc> javaJake: also, how did you get  in your message, serious typo that...
[01:35] <noisymouse> Gnea: I'm following the instructions on that page so that I can have a 32-bit system from which I can run 32-bit binaries on my 64-bit system. Apparently this requires using sed to configure properly, but I'm not sure what options I should give it
[01:35] <je||y> i seek answers. does #ubuntu provide?
[01:35] <felixsulla> I have an HDD temp monitor on my top console, and it varies and seems to read the proper temp. In the config it has the option to keep a log, which I've been using, but in the log it always shows as 54 deg, any idea why?
[01:35] <Devilsprey99> can anyone plz tell me how to use NM 0.7 in hardy
[01:35] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: you didn't run 'print'
[01:35] <javaJake> boss_mc: yea, I know, I nearly corrected it, but a 'meh' thought prevented me ;)
[01:35] <Gnea> Lyth: it's a protocol/method used by Xorg to determine the capabilities of the monitor(s) attached
[01:35] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: ok...
[01:35] <Devilsprey99> I installed it but it doesnot run as it runs the way in intrepid
[01:35] <tones> je||y: ask and you shall be answered (probably)
[01:35] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: get on it! ;-)
[01:36] <Gnea> noisymouse: and you're trying to do this with which version of Ubuntu?
[01:36] <noisymouse> Gnea: with Jaunty
[01:36] <KIllaDro> boss_mc: sorry http://paste.ubuntu.com/184664/
[01:36] <Lyth> Gnea: I don't think the monitor does. The support people( which required digging and digging to find) told me they don't support linux and recommended that I use windows
[01:36] <Rafael> i have mount my ubuntu server as a client of a linkys nas  with cifs, i need the rigth command to syncronize fiels from my ubutnu server to my nass every nigth..anybody was the rigth command
[01:37] <Gnea> Lyth: you have got to be kidding me.
[01:37] <Rafael> i am thinking on using rsync
[01:37] <Lyth> Gnea: Nope.
[01:37] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: ok, your disk is partitioned so that your / partition is 2.5(ish)Gb
[01:38] <KIllaDro> i see that
[01:38] <tones> ubutnu... i like it, got a nice ring to it
[01:38] <KIllaDro> do i have to go to bios?
[01:38] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: and you have most of the data on your disk in an ntfs drive...
[01:38] <mezquitale> anyone knows how to install synCE on intrepid???
[01:38] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: are you wanting to be able to access that data from ubuntu?
[01:38] <KIllaDro> boss_mc yes
[01:38] <tones> !ntfs-3g | KIllaDro
[01:39] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: ok, that's pretty easy, do what ubottu just sent you...
[01:39] <tones> :)
[01:39] <mezquitale> !synce
[01:39] <Gnea> Lyth: that is outright blasphemy. what video card do you have?
[01:39] <KIllaDro> ty
[01:39] <Lyth> Gnea: Nvidia 8500 GT
[01:39] <tones> no worries
[01:40] <Gnea> Lyth: using which nvidia driver version?
[01:40] <BCM43> Could anybody estimate how long it will take for this to be fixed? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/348694/ A month? A yea?
[01:40] <noisymouse> Gnea: I'm trying to do this on Jaunty. Any ideas?
[01:40] <Lyth> Gnea: The latest, just updated
[01:40] <Gnea> Lyth: k. there seems to be some info here.. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=906984 not sure if it's gonna help or not
[01:40] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: if you want to share document folders with ubuntu, a nice way to do it is to make symbolic links from the ntfs-3g mount to your /home/<username>/<foldername>
[01:40] <Gnea> noisymouse: still looking.
[01:41] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: then you can access the files as if they were there...
[01:41] <je||y> when the f$%$ is ubuntu going to get permanent universal fix for Bluetooth?
[01:41] <ewsubach> is the utility SAINT now proprietary? (an old book I am reading says it is free but I can't find it)
[01:41] <Rafael> anybody to help me with rsync to copy files from ubutnu to a nas
[01:42] <mrwes> jelly: ?
[01:42] <tones> KIllaDro: even better, do what boss_mc said with an entry in your fstab so you dont have to mount manually every time
[01:42] <boss_mc> !ohmy | je||y
[01:42] <Gnea> noisymouse: it's just saying that it's doing a check to make sure that it's using the current release, so just read the file and make sure it's using jaunty - if it is, you don't need sed
[01:42] <boss_mc> KIllaDro: tones++ (although I assumend that was in ubottu's link...)
[01:42] <noisymouse> Gnea: read what file?
[01:42] <Gnea> !rsync | Rafael
[01:43] <Gnea> noisymouse: the file that it's talking about.
[01:43] <kerebrus> Hello, trying to use unrar and unrar-free to extract some files from a rar file and every time I extract them it skips all the files in the archive and says done. what am I doing wrong?
[01:43] <noisymouse> Gnea: oh just make sure that the sources is for jaunty? why is the line even included in the help document?
[01:43] <tones> kerebrus: ouch.. corrupt archive? password wrong?
[01:43] <boss_mc> kerebrus: are you using archive-manager or the command line?
[01:43] <Gnea> noisymouse: because it's obviously old and hasn't been updated. obviously, you don't need to follow each step to the letter, you need to adapt for the current situation.
[01:44] <kerebrus> boss_mc: both
[01:44] <tones> boss_mc: unrar-free is for the command line..
[01:44] <noisymouse> Gnea: ok, thanks for the help
[01:44] <Gnea> noisymouse: cheers, good luck
[01:44] <boss_mc> oh yeah...
[01:44] <kerebrus> tones: ive redownloaded the archive its not corrupted
[01:44] <boss_mc> kerebrus: what command are you running?
[01:44] <nejode> Rafael: rsync is a one-way sync... unison is two-way
[01:45] <tones> kerebrus: im out of ideas. sorry
[01:45] <kerebrus> boss_mc: unrar hiimarar.rar "place im extracting to"
[01:45] <boss_mc> kerebrus: should be unrar e <filename> <path>
[01:46] <kerebrus> boss_mc: done that also
[01:46] <boss_mc> kerebrus: 'e' is for extract, see man unrar or unrar -h
[01:46] <boss_mc> hmmm
[01:46] <minh> who
[01:46] <minh>  ???
[01:46] <Rafael> nejode: do you have to install unison on the ubuntu server and on the nas or only on the ubuntu server...and can it be manage by a web interface?
[01:46] <boss_mc> kerebrus: does unrar t <filename> give a list of files?
[01:47] <kerebrus> boss_mc: yes and says all ok
[01:47] <Devilsprey99> Nobody here uses hardy or nobody can solve my problem?
[01:47] <BCM43> Devilsprey99: what is it?
[01:47] <musikgoat|main> Rafael: i know that you have to install unison on all systems that you want to sync
[01:48] <nejode> Rafael, I havn't used it with web interface, use it with ssh
[01:48] <kerebrus> boss_mc: sudo unrar e PFull.rar bob (is what im doing)
[01:48] <Devilsprey99> BCM43, I need to rok with network manager 0.7 in hardy
[01:48] <Devilsprey99> work*
[01:48] <nejode> Rafael: you only have to install it on one machine
[01:49] <BrixSat> Hello is there any way i can force my ubuntu server (gateway) to make local dns queries first then make it on the dns server from my isp?
[01:49] <BCM43> Devilsprey99: and?
[01:49] <Devilsprey99> i installed it but
[01:49] <Devilsprey99> i canned connect to wired connection
[01:49] <Devilsprey99> cannot
[01:49] <Gnea> Lyth: looks like there's a solution with KDE
[01:50] <Rafael> nejode: if i have a ubuntu server version..if i install unison, can i still use the gui?..and if my box is on a closet  can i remotly see the gui?
[01:50] <dsdeiz_> anyone using wbar?
[01:51] <musikgoat|main> Devilsprey99: you need to use network manager?  I switched to wicd when i was having problems with NM
[01:51] <BCM43> dsabecky: state your problem
[01:51] <kerebrus> boss_mc: stumped as I am?
[01:51] <musikgoat|main> Devilsprey99: wicd worked without much configuration at all
[01:51] <Devilsprey99> I have wired dsl connection now im using pppoeconf
[01:52] <PorkSoda> Any one hear of a fix forsound dying as a result of java issues? Sound completely dies, when I say,, watch vids on youtube or the like,, completely killing all system, in totem and the like..
[01:52] <Devilsprey99> NM 0.7 had easy connection issues
[01:52] <AdmAckbar> Hello,  looking for some help with ubuntu netbook remix on an eee pc 901.  I moved my usr directory to the second internal drive which I've learned ubuntu is not mounting on bootup. So right now the only thing i can do is login to Xterm.  I'm more or less useless with the terminal and not sure where to start.
[01:52] <Devilsprey99> i need to change password all the time
[01:53] <boss_mc> kerebrus: you seem to need bob/ in your command (just bob means extract files called bob...)
[01:53] <Rafael> nejode: if i have a ubuntu server version..if i install unison, can i still use the gui?..and if my box is on a closet  can i remotly see the gui?
[01:54] <BrixSat> How can i force my ubuntu server (gateway) to make local dns queries first then make it on the dns server from my isp!
[01:54] <boss_mc> kerebrus:  although is archive manager can't do it that might not be enough...
[01:54] <nejode> Rafael: do you have a gui on your server?
[01:55] <Rafael> nejode: it is on a closet  so i manage it thru putty and i have use webmin, but i realize that eveybody talks very badly about webmin
[01:55] <mac9416> Hello, I want to install as many proprietary codecs and so on as possible to have an Ubuntu computer that will never tell me I can't play this file or that DVD. Is there a handy guide for that?
[01:56] <pizzledizzle> the commands i put in .xsession in my home dir don't get executed. is tehre a different file used?
[01:56] <BrixSat> mac9416 use video lan client :D all build inside
[01:56] <raden> why is 9.04 only maintained till 2010 and 8.04 maintained till 2011
[01:56] <bastid_raZor> !medibuntu > mac9416
[01:56] <boss_mc> 8.04 is a LTS release
[01:56] <nejode> mac9416: sudo aptitude install ubuntu-restricted extras
[01:56] <tones> raden: good point
[01:56] <nejode> *ubuntu-restricted-extras
[01:56] <boss_mc> as will be 9.10 (presumably...)
[01:57] <joljam> how can i download many images at a time from a webpage using a script
[01:57] <tones> boss_mc: good answer
[01:57] <raden> boss_mc, forgive the ignorance whats LTS ?
[01:57] <boss_mc> raden: Long Term Support
[01:57] <bastid_raZor> !lts | raden
[01:58] <BrixSat> How can i force my ubuntu server (gateway) to make local dns queries first then make it on the dns server from my isp!
[01:58] <mac9416> BrixSat, bastid_raZor, nejode, Thanks. First, VLC doesn't play DVD's without hand-holding. What besides ubuntu-restricted-extras? Is there a simple guide for that.
[01:58] <crawler> BrixSat: they might be more helpful in #ubuntu-server
[01:58] <boss_mc> raden: every three releases is LTS, mostly for buisnesses that pay fro canonical's support... there are still people using ubuntu 5.04 and earlier without problems
[01:58] <BrixSat> :)
[01:58] <bastid_raZor> !medibuntu | mac9416
[01:59] <mac9416> bastid_raZor, just get everything in that repo?
[01:59] <nejode> mac9416: in the medibuntu repo, install w32codecs and libdvdcss2
[01:59] <bastid_raZor> mac9416, read that page and you'll have all the codecs needed
[01:59] <Rafael> nejode: it is on a closet  so i manage it thru putty and i have use webmin, but i realize that eveybody talks very badly about webmin
[01:59] <Devilsprey99> BCM43, does wicd work with this
[01:59] <mac9416> bastid_raZor, even MP3 and such?
[01:59] <bastid_raZor> mac9416, yes
[02:00] <mac9416> bastid_raZor, thanks so much :-)
[02:00] <bastid_raZor> mac9416, medibuntu covers all the bases
[02:00] <mac9416> bastid_raZor, cool, thanks.
[02:03]  * tones loves the temporary silence
[02:05] <graelin> Anyone have any ideas what could be wrong when ubuntu crashes mounting a cd?
[02:05]  * tones silence gone...
[02:06] <Gnea> graelin: probably hardware
[02:07] <tones> wow the numbers are dwindling..
[02:07] <Gnea> tones: what numbers?
[02:07] <tones> Gnea: members of this channel
[02:07] <Gnea> tones: don't know what you mean..
[02:08] <tones> Gnea: on a good day it may even reach 1600.. never seen it below 1400
[02:08] <AdmAckbar> I'm using a netbook with 2 internal ssd cards, how do i get ubuntu to acknowlege the second as a permenant physical drive and always mount it on boot?
[02:08] <graelin> Thinking that too... get the same thing with a different unit though. Saw some IO buffer type errors... maybe the cable? It's slaved on the only IDE connection I have. Master disk is just peachy. I have winblows and a ext4 partition on it. No problems there
[02:08] <Gnea> tones: then you haven't been around very long :) i remember when it was around 600
[02:08] <essial> there are 1,385 people on this channel, that is almost double of any other channel on this network
[02:08] <boss_mc> AdmAckbar: add it to /etc/fstab
[02:09] <tones> Gnea: too true.. id love to see that day
[02:09] <graelin> power supply is more than adequate
[02:09] <tones> Gnea: anyway, offtopic ;)
[02:09] <Gnea> tones: enjoy this day, you'll appreciate it more :)
[02:09] <tones> Gnea: haha ok
[02:10] <boss_mc> !fstab
[02:10] <Gnea> graelin: yeah, if it's on the same ide channel, it'll likely cause problems... 'only ide connection'?
[02:11] <hanasaki> what isa good url for the jaunty thing about encrypting home dirs?
[02:11] <graelin> my board has 1 ide port and 5 sata ports. Master/slave has never been an issue before. Actually I never had an issue when I upgraded to jaunty from an 8.04 install. But I had to completely reinstall at some point and had nothing but problems with a clean jaunty install
[02:11] <xtra> hi all
[02:11] <xtra> i can't connect vista of my brother and my kubuntu
[02:12] <xtra> i want to share printer and folders
[02:12] <tones> xtra: samba
[02:12] <graelin> and with over 800 cds and 500 dvds that need ripping and no drive...
[02:12]  * graelin is unimpressed
[02:12] <tones> !samba | xtra
[02:13] <linuxguy2009> Hi guys I just have a simple question. Im getting more ubuntu games from the repos put onto a repo DVD-R, and I have a simple Logitech keyboard with no media keys or extras whatsover.I went to keyboard shortcuts in ubuntu preferences menu to try and set my own with stuff like Ctl+[Keypad +] for volume up function etc so i could change volume while still in games like open arena and my Doom3 I bought the other day.Doesnt seem to work in 
[02:13] <essial> sounds like the games are eating the key presses
[02:13] <linuxguy2009> Thats what i figured.
[02:13] <essial> is this running in wine? I know wine can steal focus on DX
[02:14] <Gnea> graelin: sooo, why don't you have any sata drives instead of the ide hd?
[02:14] <linuxguy2009> no Im running all native games.
[02:14] <boss_mc> AdmAckbar: got that>
[02:14] <boss_mc> ?
[02:14] <essial> nice I didn't know doom3 had linux binaries
[02:14]  * essial doesn't play very many games though ;)
[02:14] <AdmAckbar> boos_mc yes thanks, giving it a go now
[02:14] <linuxguy2009> Yeah the id ftp server has linux bins for almost all there games.Its pretty cool.
[02:14] <boss_mc> AdmAckbar: sweet, just making sure you're on your way to being sorted...
[02:14] <boss_mc> :)
[02:15] <Gnea> graelin: it could also be a faulty cable, as you pointed out, but I find it extremely odd that your motherboard only has 1 ide channel on it.... sounds proprietary
[02:15] <graelin> I do.. /boot / and home are on a 500Gb sata. Winblows and /share are on 320gb ide. Saving the other sata slots fot TB drives for media server eventually. Don't own a sata DVDr anyway
[02:15] <PorkSoda> Ok people,, I have sound issues when I namely stream audio/video via youtube or the like which completely kills audio systemwide. A restart of pulseaudio seems to fix it. Does any one have an idea of a fix? I see this issus all over the ubuntu forums,, but no fix, as of yet.
[02:15] <essial> gnea: Pundit computers typically have only one ide cable
[02:15] <essial> I have one myself :)
[02:15] <linuxguy2009> Back on 8.10 and my old logitech keyboard with media/volume keys it used to work just fine.
[02:15] <Gnea> essial: 'Pundit'?
[02:15] <graelin> Asus M3N78-VM Mobo... pretty stock
[02:15] <essial> I am 90% sure that's what they are called, but not 100% :) They look like VCRs but are 100% computers
[02:16] <xtra> pb: sudo /etc/init.d/samba restart
[02:16] <xtra> [sudo] password for alex:
[02:16] <xtra> sudo: /etc/init.d/samba: command not found
[02:16] <ruler> in ubuntu google tal we can make call or not
[02:16] <essial> just in an odd package
[02:16] <ruler> in ubuntu google talk we can make call or not
[02:16] <jedi_> anyone know a  good alternative to adobe acrobat 9 pro extended, please??
[02:16] <linuxguy2009> oh well no big deal just thought i would check.Thanks anyways.
[02:17] <ultimate> My internal intel 2200bg worked fine until I ran oem-config and created a new user. Any idea why that would happen?
[02:17] <ruler> in ubuntu google talk we can make call or not
[02:17] <boss_mc> jedi_:  what do you need to do? read PDFs... anything else?
[02:17] <xangua> jedi_: you can create pdf's with OpenOffice
[02:17] <boss_mc> jedi_: or latex/tex
[02:17] <essial> jedi_: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=12735
[02:17] <Gnea> graelin: I see. I've never had anything but problems with setups like that. The problem is with the IDE spec, not with Jaunty. If it worked before, there must have been some kernel hack that allowed it - perhaps that's what you should look for. Maybe a pci reconfiguration or IDE channel tweak? Also, I wouldn't recommend TB drives unless it's a RAID configuration and not a home/personal system.
[02:17] <essial> seems the app runs pretty good with wine
[02:17] <ruler> in ubuntu google talk we can make call or not
[02:17] <ruler> in ubuntu google talk we can make call or not
[02:18] <Pici> !repeat | ruler
[02:18] <jedi_> actually i want to deliver presentations and small video clips into the pdf format
[02:18] <boss_mc> also, you make no sense ruler...
[02:18] <ruler> pici:in ubuntu google talk we can make call or not
[02:18] <Pici> ruler: I don't know, but stop repeating.
[02:18] <essial> jed_ eew :p ever heard of pdf?
[02:18] <essial> GAH i mean html
[02:18] <Gnea> !guidelines | ruler
[02:19] <ruler> k sorry
[02:19] <Pici> !pdf
[02:20] <graelin> welp.. guess I'
[02:20] <graelin> Welp.. guess I'll go dink around in BIOS... maybe I'll accidentally fix it
[02:20] <jedi_> thanks essial
[02:21] <Gnea> graelin: and if you really feel the need to go with TB drives, check tomshardware.com for some reviews if you haven't already
[02:21] <lizarddude951> how can i setup ubuntu to output sound through my ps3 cables?
[02:21] <essial> !wine
[02:21] <lizarddude951> anyone?
[02:21] <DM1> is it possible to get RS HD to work on Ubuntu 9.04?
[02:21] <DM1> x64
[02:22] <Gnea> !anyone | lizarddude951
[02:22] <jedi_> what about for an alternative for mobomaths. handwriting recognition
[02:22] <boss_mc> Gnea: he already asked a Q, I'm not sure what he menas though...
[02:22] <Gnea> lizarddude951: are you running ubuntu on the ps3?
[02:22] <lizarddude951> yes
[02:22] <AdmAckbar> boss_mc any specfic options i should put in fstab?
[02:23] <Gnea> !ps3 | lizarddude951
[02:23] <boss_mc> AdmAckbar: I use defaults,locale=en_US.utf8,exec,uid=1000,gid=1000
[02:23] <phoenix2> hey i have a question, the personal files secured for a user. are they also encrypted if someone accesses the disc from another booted os?
[02:23] <Gnea> lizarddude951: please check out that other channel, we really don't know
[02:24] <boss_mc> AdmAckbar: so I can run binary files off it (exec) and it's writable by my main user (uid=1000,gid=000)
[02:24] <lizarddude951> ok thnx anyway
[02:24] <essial> where are the keymap files located?
[02:24] <Napoleon> is?
[02:24] <Gnea> good luck :)
[02:24] <boss_mc> AdmAckbar: other than that, just set it to ntfs-3g and you should be good
[02:24] <boss_mc> AdmAckbar: e.g. UUID=1348EBB24F895E39 /media/sda1 ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_US.utf8,exec,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0
[02:25] <DM1> Has anyone got Runescape HD to work on Ubuntu 9.04 x64
[02:26] <boss_mc> DM1: using sun-java6-plugin or icedtea?
[02:26] <essial> more specifically, when you set your keyboard layout in Keyboard Prefs, where is that layout file physically located?
[02:26] <DM1> i have all plugins installed etc
[02:26] <DM1> hd doesn't work but ld does
[02:26] <jedi_> Thanks for the help again all of you and good night
[02:26] <boss_mc> DM1: do you get sent through the 'pick a world' screen?
[02:27] <DM1> yes
[02:27] <DM1> sometimes
[02:27] <boss_mc> DM1: you get sent there becase neither form of java allows running applets as signed....
[02:27] <boss_mc> DM1: and without signing permissions, you can't use HD
[02:28] <boss_mc> DM1: under 8.10 you could... regression
[02:28] <DM1> how do i allowed signed?
[02:28] <DM1> allow*
[02:28] <boss_mc> DM1: I've been wondering that for a few weeks
[02:29] <jackripper> my dvd wont play fresh install ubuntu 7.1
[02:29] <DM1> i did install suns plugin though
[02:29] <essial> !dvd
[02:29] <jackripper> thank you
[02:29] <boss_mc> DM1: I've not managed it with either plugin under 9.04
[02:30] <jackripper> just doing a demo for windows user
[02:30] <essial> god ubottu is awsome
[02:30] <essial> jackripper: basically requires a decoder that can't be freely distributed
[02:30] <Gnea> jackripper: you should upgrade to 8.04, at the very least. 7.10 is no longer supported.
[02:30] <jackripper> gnea
[02:30] <jackripper> i dont care
[02:30] <essial> eww yeah and upgrade to something made within the last year :p
[02:30] <jackripper> ill figure
[02:30] <jackripper> it out
[02:31] <jackripper> just showing my homie something
[02:31] <Paddy_EIRE> !enter | jackripper
[02:31] <sadiel> hello guys. I had an old ubuntu 8.10 installation that was kidda broken.I did a backup of my home folder and wiped my system disk and made a new install with ubuntu studio 9.04. Now I would like to take some of the config files from my old home folder without breaking my system. How can I get this done?
[02:31] <jackripper> thanks for your responds
[02:31] <jackripper> don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!  sorry
[02:31] <jackripper> thanks again
[02:32] <Gnea> !7.10
[02:32] <Gnea> !eol
[02:32] <Elite_Design_Co> i have a problem  error opening gs plugin pcsx2
[02:32] <Gnea> jackripper: you should be able to get it working, still
[02:32] <essial> sadiel: this is just a guess, but you SHOULD be able to copy most of your hidden (.*) folders from ~/ back over
[02:33] <essial> mayaps not .gnome or whatever, but for the apps you want to restore
[02:33] <Ubuntudad> !9.04
[02:33] <frozenvu> Hi all,
[02:33] <Gnea> jackripper: but my point, was that you (or your friend) are less likely to run into problems with 8.04
[02:33] <Elite_Design_Co>  error opening gs plugin pcsx2
[02:33] <Ubuntudad> when is the end of life for 9.04?
[02:33] <frozenvu> I installed JDK 6 from bin file
[02:33] <Paddy_EIRE> If you are showing someone how ubuntu support works try getting them to read this so as to have them better prepared http://open.knome.fi/2009/05/28/getting-support/
[02:33] <frozenvu> after that I run Eclipse
[02:33] <frozenvu> but it said that there's no JVM in the computer
[02:34] <Paddy_EIRE> jackripper:  If you are showing someone how ubuntu support works try getting them to read this so as to have them better prepared http://open.knome.fi/2009/05/28/getting-support/
[02:34] <frozenvu> so what happens?
[02:34] <jackripper> ubuntu gutsy gibbon is the only way i can connect to the internt.  every other distro sees the access points, but it does not connect.  ipv6 problem?  i really liked jaunty's gui
[02:34] <boss_mc> !ipv6
[02:34] <jackripper> thank you
[02:34] <jackripper> now to bet a fresh install on what i learn
[02:34] <sadiel> essal, I did that with my old system and some stuff worked in strange ways :/. Still I guess i can give it a try
[02:35] <boss_mc> haha
[02:35] <essial> sadiel: may be the difference in program versions
[02:35] <essial> sadiel: I'd take it one at a time
[02:35] <jedimaster0o0> hope i'm not intruding here but i have a networking problem
[02:35] <sadiel> I'll try that essial. Thanks for the answer!
[02:36] <essial> what was the dpkg flag for ignoring a .deb arch type
[02:36] <boss_mc> !ask | jedimaster0o0
[02:36] <jackripper> <Paddy_EIRE
[02:36] <Joeseph> Hi.  I've got a dvd burner that seems to be on its last legs.  Whenever I burn an image, it always tells me that the MD5 checksum is incorrect.  However, I have not had a problem with losing any data. (I burn different linux distros often)  Should I worry that the MD5 checksum never comes out right?
[02:36] <frozenvu> ok
[02:37] <Paddy_EIRE> jackripper: yes?
[02:37] <essial> joeseph: Are you using that DVD in the same drive, or different computers
[02:37] <frozenvu> I installed JDK 6 using bin file. After that I run Eclipse, but it said that there's no JVM in the computer
[02:37] <Joeseph> essial: What do you mean?
[02:38] <jackripper> Paddy_EIRE sorry i hit the wrong key.  this guy does not read from the net at all.  he is over for a bit and mentioned buying a computer
[02:38] <essial> joseph: do you burn the DVD, then use that DVD in another computer's drive; or do you use it in your drive
[02:38] <Paddy_EIRE> jackripper: ah.. well ubuntu will be a great option for him I am sure
[02:38] <Paddy_EIRE> good luck
[02:39] <Joeseph> essial: It just depends.  This time, I'm using it in a different drive than the computer that is burning it, yes.
[02:39] <frozenvu> Anyone helps me? I installed JDK 6 using bin file. After that I run Eclipse, but it said that there's no JVM in the compute
[02:39] <essial> joeseph: because it may be a problem READING the data, not writing it, in which case the checksum would obviously be a false positive
[02:40] <Joeseph> essial: That's definitely a possibility. What's a good way to tell?
[02:40] <jackripper> i know. i have never run windows in the five years ive had a computer.  i know i am not exhibbiting a great deal of knowledge with debian, but i am excited.  drinkin'.  i'll see you guys later.  thanks for all the input
[02:40] <jedimaster0o0> well i can see my wired network places but not my wireless network places. but i do have internet. i have a static ip set up for both of them and i can see this computer from other wireless enabled computers both running ubuntu and windows. i can access this pc from anywhere but i cannot access any wireless networks from my pc, just wired networks.
[02:40] <essial> joeseph: and at a more low level, optical storage devices have error tolerances and redundancy (so scratches don't brick the media), so just because a checksumf fails due to a "Bad burn" doesn't necessarily mean the disk will not read properly
[02:41] <Joeseph> essial:  In that case, I probably won't worry about it.  I've never had problems with a disc I've burned before.
[02:41] <boss_mc> Joeseph: I'd still not install an OS off it ;-)
[02:41] <essial> joeseph: on the same note, dvd burners are like $30 on newegg
[02:42] <Joeseph> boss_mc: Well, I mostly just burn os discs cause I like to distro hop on my spare computer, so If it fails, no worries.
[02:42] <Joeseph> essial: I might buy myself one there then.
[02:42] <ward-> does ubuntu handle wacom tablets decently out of the box?
[02:42] <ward-> as in no mouse acceleration, decently mapped to the screen, etc
[02:42] <ward-> erase button working, etc etc etc
[02:42] <essial> joeseph: yeah I don't like to advertise but i've ordered from there exclusively for the last 4 years or so with no problems
[02:42] <Jasa> They should work out of box, not sure myself, haven't tested.
[02:43] <ward-> let me rephrase: does wacom work differently then it works in debian lenny?
[02:43] <Joeseph> essial: I'll probably wait for a good sale and then get one.  Thanks for the advice on the MD5 stuff by the way.
[02:43] <ward-> because thats what i got now and it only works extremely crappy
[02:43] <essial> ward-: haha, LOVE that rephrase
[02:43] <Jasa> Old xorg.conf had those wacom infos added but new xorg doesn't have the default config anymore.
[02:44] <ward-> ah crap
[02:44] <jedimaster0o0> i can see my wired network places but not my wireless network places. but i do have internet. i have a static ip set up for both of them and i can see this computer from other wireless enabled computers both running ubuntu and windows. i can access this pc from anywhere but i cannot access any wireless networks from my pc, just wired networks.
[02:44] <Jasa> What you mean it's working crappy ?
[02:44] <ward-> mouse acceleration on my wacom
[02:44] <ward-> and its not mapped correctly
[02:44] <ward-> (when using absolute)
[02:44] <essial> jedimaster0o0: sounds like your wireless on your computer aint workin :)
[02:44] <Jasa> try in console "xset m 0" to disable acceleration?
[02:44] <ward-> i want acceleration on my regular mouse
[02:45] <ward-> lol
[02:45] <ward-> thanx for the tip though
[02:45] <Jasa> i just put it to .bashrc and open terminal every time i reboot ... -.-
[02:45] <i3luefire> im having issues trying to extract an iso from a .gz archive.
[02:45] <essial> i3luefire: are you RUNNING ubuntu or windows at the moment?
[02:45] <Jasa> Bell goes off with xset -b too etc ...
[02:45] <jedimaster0o0> well i can use it to get internet and everyone else can see me just not the other way around
[02:46] <i3luefire> ubuntu
[02:46] <koshari> 9.04  beagle doesnt find a file thats definately in the index path?
[02:46] <essial> i3luefire: k what's the problem?
[02:46] <Jasa> i3luefire what is the problem there, bugged countainer or ?
[02:46] <ward-> any 9.04 changes that are worth mentioning btw?
[02:46] <theunixgeek> ward-: new notifications
[02:47] <Jasa> ward: Nothing really ... i turn off nofications and uninstall that additional software after install for around 200 mbs
[02:47] <essial> ward-: it's awsome? notification system, great new themes, it supports my system hardware even better, boot times are a lot quicker
[02:47] <essial> *awesome even
[02:47] <ward-> oh so basically its a lot of difference?
[02:47] <Jasa> Themes nearly same -> gnome-look helps for that.
[02:47] <ward-> latest i used is 8.10 i believe
[02:47] <essial> ward-: depends on who you ask really
[02:47] <Jasa> Login theme is nicer if someone asks.
[02:47] <Jasa> But then again i turn on autologin. =p
[02:48] <i3luefire> essia & jasal: it just says extracting for way too long with no progress
[02:48] <ward-> essial, anyone and everyone in the room
[02:48] <Jasa> How big is the iso file ?
[02:48] <mac9416> How can I add Medibuntu to me sources.list?
[02:48] <mac9416> *my
[02:48] <Jasa> And if you try drag and drop, do rather the right click and "extract all here".
[02:48] <i3luefire> 2.3GB
[02:48] <essial> i3luefire: did you right-click and extract to with the UI or do tar with the console?
[02:49] <koshari> mac9416 theres comprehensive instructions on the medibuntu site
[02:49] <i3luefire> right click
[02:49] <essial> i3luefire: yes a 2.3gb file could take around 30 seconds on a quick computer to maby even 5 minutes on a really old machine
[02:49] <i3luefire> hmm
[02:49] <essial> 2.3gb is a LOT of 1's and 0's to decompress
[02:49] <mac9416> koshari: I'm afraid I'm on a Windows computer, and can't follow all the "wget" and so forth commands. I just need the sources.list entries.
[02:50] <DM1> how do you burn an image to a disk in linux?
[02:50] <jedimaster0o0> i can see my wired network places but not my wireless network places, but i use the internet through the wireless card. i have a static ip set up for both of them and i can see this computer from other wireless enabled computers both running ubuntu and windows. i can access this pc from anywhere but i cannot access any wireless networks from my pc, just wired networks.
[02:50] <dsdeiz> is there a way to check what the total size of all packages installed?
[02:50] <DM1> dvd iso to dvd-rw for ex
[02:50] <DM1> to make it bootable
[02:50] <i3luefire> ok i'll give it 10 minutes and be back
[02:50] <ward-> DM1, there are more ways but i like k3b personally
[02:50] <essial> DM1: right-click the iso
[02:50] <koshari> mac9416 the sources lists are wihting those comamnds
[02:50] <DM1> k3b will make the dvd bootable?
[02:50] <ed_debian> All you need is a good iso burner like brasero or my personal favorit gnome-baker
[02:50] <Jasa> DM1-> Brasero simpliest.
[02:50] <essial> DM1: whether it's bootable or not is based on the ISO
[02:50] <ward-> DM1, that depends on the image you write to the DVD
[02:50] <essial> DM1: to boot, it must have a boot sector
[02:51] <DM1> well the iso is bootable :D
[02:51] <Jasa> Atleast everything i burned this far has booted.
[02:51] <brianguertin> hey everyone. im streaming a concert live (betterstream.com), the site runs on ubuntu server, does that count as on-topic ;)
[02:51] <ed_debian> DMI, then it will be bootable
[02:51] <ward-> DM1, well it allways worked for me so far so yeah it should work fine
[02:51] <DM1> some programs just 'copy' the iso to the dvd rather than make it an image
[02:51] <essial> DM1: then yes, in gnome jsut right-click ->open with "disk burner"
[02:51] <koshari> mac9416 ie http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/jaunty.list
[02:51] <DM1> thanks
[02:51] <DM1> :D
[02:51] <ward-> no prob
[02:51] <i3luefire> starting now. lol
[02:51] <Jasa> DM1 it doesn't really differ really too much, i have tried to just copy contents and burned and those bootable things boot even doing so.
[02:52] <essial> Jasa: I don't see how that would ever work O_o
[02:52] <mac9416> koshari, thanks so much. I had tried to got to the directory above that file, but permission was denied. I can read it now, thanks :-)
[02:52] <Jasa> Good bios ?
[02:52] <DM1> what is another distro to use that is 64 bit besides ubuntu (and not fedora, opensuse)
[02:53] <essial> Jasa: nothing to do with bios :p
[02:53] <Kaie> debian
[02:53] <DM1> nty on debian
[02:53] <ed_debian> DM1, What does nty mean?
[02:53] <Kaie> ya
[02:53] <DM1> no thanks to debian
[02:53] <Kaie> oh
[02:53] <Kaie> ok
[02:53] <Jasa> Yeah guess not ... but way too many shabby boot ways really and so on.
[02:53] <ed_debian> !!!
[02:53] <Kaie> arch?
[02:53] <Jasa> se7525gp2 board. -.-
[02:53] <DM1> i downloaded it and it hung
[02:53] <essial> DM1: DM1: https://linux-distro.co.uk/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=24
[02:53] <Pici> !offtopic
[02:53] <ed_debian> DM1, Not debian's fault :(
[02:54] <DM1> so did fedora
[02:54] <dekkong> !avahi
[02:54] <dekkong> !awahi
[02:54] <essial> DM1: don't add to cart, just an easy list for you
[02:54] <essial> !women
[02:54] <Jasa> But i could really swear i have done the copy of contents and burned normally without ISO once.
[02:54] <essial> bah, i tried
[02:55] <ed_debian> Does that mean I'm not allowed to go into ubuntu women?
[02:55] <eseven73> anyone know of a good keylogger for Ubuntu, Ive researched a couple, lkl and xev, lkl is buggy with usb keyboards and doesnt work, xev shows like a little window or something, there's a paid one called pykeylogger after 4 days stops working (according to pykeyloggers site) :(
[02:55] <DM1> mandriva also hung
[02:55] <essial> Jasa: Who knows, I am working on an operating system in my free time and I've been up and down the cd bios boot specs and have seen nothing that would allow that :)
[02:55] <Jasa> But i think it was some DSL type of "usb" image burned, would guess it does regonize it from there or something ... don't remember too good ... way too long from testing those in times ago.
[02:55] <essial> eseven73: the best one is not software based, but a hardware one
[02:55] <Pici> DM1: This is the *Ubuntu* support channel. If you're looking for other distro, I suggest you ask elsewhere, such as ##linux or #ubuntu-offtopic.
[02:56] <ed_debian> DM1, Are you sure you don't have broken hardware?  LIke a fried modem or something?  Is ubuntu the only distro that didn't freezE?
[02:56] <DM1> suse 11.1 works fine and the comp is new lol
[02:56] <eseven73> essial, hmmm im guessing it's like a USB dongle or something?
[02:56] <Joeseph> essial: Well... I spoke too soon.   The latest Moblin beta disk I made does not seem to work.  (Though I'm still not sure whether it's moblin or the disc, but....)
[02:56] <ward-> you can build a keylogger into your keyboard cable i saw once
[02:57] <Jasa> eseven73: If your looking some odd grinding bot for gaming just try finding already made one ? =p
[02:57] <new-435> hola
[02:57] <DM1> the laptop is only 5-6 months old
[02:57] <ed_debian> DM1, I see, that is odd huh
[02:58] <jedimaster0o0> i can see my wired network places but not my wireless network places, but i use the internet through the wireless card. i have a static ip set up for both of them and i can see this computer from other wireless enabled computers both running ubuntu and windows. i can access this pc from anywhere but i cannot access any wireless networks from my pc, just wired networks.
[02:58] <eseven73> Jasa, not what I want, and that sounds more like a keyboard/mouse macro app than a keylogger
[02:58] <Joeseph> Onto more pressing issues......      Can I fix the error "grub error 15" by reinstalling grub?   I moved my root directory so I could upgrade to ext4, and now I get the grub error 15 on bootup.  I'm about to try stuff with the Super Grub Disc, but any help would be appreciated.
[02:59] <essial> Joeseph, let me look up that error first
[02:59] <ward-> eseven73, http://www.keelog.com/diy.html
[02:59] <eseven73> ward thanks ill check it out
[03:00] <ward-> eseven73, i would suggest getting some epoxy on it though, so it cannot short when people pinch the cable, etc
[03:00] <essial> Joeseph: mayhaps http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=297261 will help?
[03:00] <ward-> eseven73, also built it into the keyboards maybe, and try to make it look normal
[03:00] <ward-> stealthy
[03:00] <essial> joeseph: sounds like he basically did a "grub-install" command
[03:01] <eseven73> yeah I don't think ill do that ward, but thanks anyways
[03:01] <ward-> oh you could maybe even built the circuit in the keyboard case :-)
[03:01] <eseven73> im not a hardware person really :)
[03:01] <Xpistos> Hey all. I am getting a message when I boot that the Network Manger applet does not have access to the keyring, so i have to grant permission every time I boot. When I check the password and encryption settings, the default key only lists None. Prompt for Key. Any Suggs?
[03:01] <essial> joeseph: and of course, make sure your menu.lst file is right
[03:01] <ward-> eseven73, its pretty trivial, maybe you can find some student to make it for you for some pocketmoney or something
[03:02] <ward-> you can also buy them finished if i understood correctly
[03:03] <Joeseph> essial: Would the menu.lst file really be the problem?  It gives me the error before It gives me any options... Unless it's missing of course....  Oh well, I'll do some exploring..  Thanks.
[03:03] <SFalcon> Howdy all. Was wondering if the current release of the nVidia drivers have a way to shrink the desktop to compensate for overscanning problems on a HDTV display?
[03:03] <mib_nhfx5m> Hi, I am trying to install ubuntu on a previous installation. I had my /home setup as a separate partition. I'm doing the manual partitioning, do I have to tell the installer to use my partition as /home, or do I simply let go without specifying a /home partition?
[03:03] <NimO> shrink
[03:03] <ed_debian> mib_nhfx5m, You need to specify
[03:03] <essial> Joeseph: then most likely a grub-install may be needed
[03:04] <ed_debian> During the installer it should ask you too
[03:04] <essial> Joeseph: of course, just a wild guess though, take it as it is ;)
[03:05] <usser> mib_nhfx5m, you have to tell it to mount your existing partition as /home without reformatting
[03:05] <poseidon> Is it possible to have an ad-hoc home server with ubuntu server?  (ie no router)
[03:05] <mib_nhfx5m> usser: how do I say that?
[03:05] <ed_debian> yes!  Carefule mib_nhfx5m Don't reformat or all your data will be lost!!
[03:06] <ed_debian> Well you click on the /home partition and set the mount point (don't change the format) in the manual installer
[03:06] <usser> mib_nhfx5m, manual partitioning, create a / partition, and modify your existing partition, somewhere there it should mention mount point, set it to /home
[03:06] <Joeseph> Well... I just reinstalled grub.... I'll see what happens now.....
[03:06] <mib_nhfx5m> usser: Ok, got it
[03:07] <mib_nhfx5m> usser: would you happen to know if theres a way to convert a EXT3 partition to EXT4 without having to backup the data?
[03:07] <kerebrus> Hello, whats a good software for backing up audio cds?
[03:07] <essial> Joeseph: heh good luck
[03:07] <essial> Joeseph: if it doesn't boot just use the live CD to get back in
[03:08] <ed_debian> mib_nhfx5m, There is a way to convert ext3 to ext4 I don't know how to do it.  It is dangerous. Google it!
[03:08] <bastid_raZor> kerebrus, brasero or k3b
[03:08] <Joeseph> Ah come on! Same error!  essial: Yeah, I've been using my live flash drive, it's faster that way. Hmmmm......... what to do next.....
[03:08] <mib_nhfx5m> What about EXT3 vs EXT4? any use?
[03:09] <ed_debian> any use?
[03:09] <ed_debian> What do you mean?
[03:09] <kerebrus> bastid_raZor: brasero backs up to iso as far as I can tell, ill try k3b, thanks for the help
[03:09] <mib_nhfx5m> Well, is it useful at all to convert EXT3 to EXT4? will there be any performance upgrade? anything worth using EXT4?
[03:10] <bastid_raZor> kerebrus, an iso is the perfect format.. you can mount it or reburn it
[03:10] <eshaase> anyone know how well supported the intel g41 chipset is on Linux?
[03:10] <frozenvu> alo, Anyone here install JDK6 using bin file?
[03:11] <kerebrus> bastid_raZor: im wanting to back up the individual audio files, so I can burn some of the music not the whole cd
[03:11] <ed_debian> ext4 is supposedly much faster?  And helps ubuntu's rediculously fast boot times
[03:11] <Xpistos> Can anyone help with my default keyring issue?
[03:11] <SFalcon> Howdy all. Was wondering if the current release of the nVidia drivers have a way to shrink the desktop to compensate for overscanning problems on a HDTV display?
[03:12] <bastid_raZor> kerebrus, if you decide k3b, snag the kubuntu-restricted-extras package
[03:16] <starfish> hello
[03:16] <jedimaster0o0> hi, i can use my wireless card to connect to the internet and it works fine, but i cant browse the network places. i can browse my wired network places but not wireless. however everyone else can see and browse my computer wirelessly.
[03:17] <SFalcon> Howdy all, I was just wondering if there was a super secret setting on the curent nVidia driver to shrink the desktop to compensate for overscan issues?
[03:18] <Xpistos>  Hey all. I am getting a message when I boot that the Network Manger applet does not have access to the keyring, so i have to grant permission every time I boot. When I check the password and encryption settings, the default key only lists None. Prompt for Key. Any Suggs?
[03:18] <essial> !xorg
[03:18] <essial> well that wasn't helpful
[03:19] <DM1> has anyone tried linux mint 7?
[03:20] <ed_debian> essial, What is your question? lol
[03:20] <kerebrus> SFalcon: have you tried going to system->administrator->NVIDIA X server settings?
[03:20]  * robdig thinks that FloodBot3 is bored
[03:20] <jedimaster0o0> hi, i can use my wireless card to connect to the internet and it works fine, but i cant browse the network places. i can browse my wired network places but not wireless. however everyone else can see and browse my computer wirelessly.
[03:21] <essial> ed_debian: i was hoping it'd have something useful for the overscan problem that guy was asking about
[03:21] <DM1> has anyone tried linux mint 7 (gloria)?
[03:21] <Xpistos> jedimaster0o0: Firewall?
[03:21] <armyriad> I wish Ubuntu had a say command like Mac OS X.
[03:22] <SFalcon> Yea, there is nothing there. In the windows driver as soon as I connected the PC to the HDTV I was asked to set the screen up. Ubuntu doesn't.
[03:22] <jedimaster0o0> no its not a firewall
[03:22] <starfish> hello
[03:22] <jedimaster0o0> as far as i can tell anyway
[03:22] <SFalcon> sorry, I didn't mentino that I was connecting to a TV
[03:22] <kerebrus> SFalcon: Was your tv listed as one of the display devices?
[03:23] <mib_2wrng20y> Can someone please help me? I can no longer access the internet in Ubuntu 9.04. It worked fine previously in Ubuntu 9.04. I am connecting wirelessly with a PCMCIA card. I can connect to my network but when I open firefox I get "server not found." I have tried more than one card but still have had no luck.
[03:23] <SFalcon> yes, its gave the correct name
[03:23] <jedimaster0o0> Xpistos: does ubuntu have a default firewall that i dont know of?
[03:24] <kerebrus> mib_2wrng20y: I had that issue when I upgraded to 9.0.4 I changed my dns address to an opendns address and it worked for me.
[03:24] <essial> haha "You are not supposed to show G_IO_ERROR_FAILED_HANDLED in the UI"
[03:25] <kerebrus> SFalcon: under NVIDA X server Settings theres a setting called X Server Display Configuration that lets you change the settings of the display device that you choose
[03:25] <jedimaster0o0> hi, i can use my wireless card to connect to the internet and it works fine, but i cant browse the network places. i can browse my wired network places but not wireless. however everyone else can see and browse my computer wirelessly.
[03:25] <b14ck> anyone know a good terminal instead of gnome terminal?
[03:25] <Joeseph> Just making sure, partitions are numbered by the order in the drive, and not in the order of creation, right?
[03:26] <starfish> i am using ubuntu on windows and trying to set up a dlink dwa 130 wireless. i have installed ndiswrappe and the drivers. they are associated. but there are no wireless links in my wicd network manager
[03:26] <genii> b14ck: yakuake isn't bad
[03:26] <starfish> can someone help please
[03:26] <brianguertin> ubuntu on windows?
[03:26] <starfish> yes
[03:26] <brianguertin> how so
[03:26] <b14ck> im looking for a terminal that preferably allows automatic copy of whatever is highlighted
[03:26] <Xpistos> jedimaster0o0: I don't believe so, just usually when access foes one way it is usually a firewall issue. They can see you = you don't have a firewall. You can't see them = firewall on their end
[03:26] <DM1> brianguertin: wubi
[03:26] <jedimaster0o0> could static ip's cause my wireless network places to go away?
[03:26] <b14ck> kinda like putty
[03:26] <kerebrus> bl4ck: whats wrong with the gnome terminal?
[03:27] <starfish> mmm i have ubuntu sorry
[03:27] <essial> b14ck: why?
[03:27] <starfish> windows pc also
[03:27] <b14ck> well specificallyo, with gnome terminal when i select the text colors and background color, it messes up my vim syntax coloring
[03:27] <b14ck> it wont respect vim colors
[03:27] <b14ck> and i use vim 24/7
[03:27] <bastid_raZor> jedimaster0o0, are  you connecting with wireless and wired at the same time?
[03:27] <jedimaster0o0> yes
[03:28] <kerebrus> vim auto coloring ...
[03:28] <SFalcon> It allows for me to use panning and such but I need reverse panning. Instead of making the desktop larger I need it smaller. My menu bars are disapearing
[03:28] <kerebrus> lol who needs syntax coloring
[03:28] <jedimaster0o0> and i could access wireless for a bit, but then i got the wired connection working and it all went bad
[03:28] <b14ck> kerebrus, sytnax coloring is awesome
[03:29] <SFalcon> how do I send a message to someone?
[03:29] <SFalcon> kk found it
[03:29] <essial> b14ck: I mean there's things like xterm and such, but I'm a GUI guy, until I find a BRIEF editor, i'll just use gedit :)
[03:29] <raden> anyone done software raid in ubuntu
[03:29] <bastid_raZor> jedimaster0o0, from my experience that doesn't go so well. you have to use one or the other.. although i have only tried using both a very few times.
[03:29] <b14ck> all i want is the name of a terminal that will respect vim coloring
[03:29] <jedimaster0o0> have to use both. unfortunatly.
[03:29] <b14ck> so i can install it and not use gnome-terminal anymore
[03:29] <b14ck> lol
[03:29] <kerebrus> bl4ck: was a joke I dont use vim never got used to it after I learned joe.
[03:30] <Joeseph> Is there any way I can get grub to be more verbose?  I'm getting a simple "Error 15", but I would like it to print out as much relevant information as possible.  Is this possible?
[03:30] <mib_nhfx5m> Wow, I installed ubuntu from a ISO, and it failed to install stuffs like ubuntu-desktop (it failed to configure apt and stuffs). Now I'm stuck in a console and when I do sudo apt-get install ubuntu-destkop, it asks me to put the CD in /cdrom/, eventho I have mounted the ISO to another location.
[03:31] <robdig> b14ck: how about gvim? don't think it uses gnome-terminal...
[03:31] <b14ck> i dont want to use gvim. i want to do coding from the command line
[03:32] <starfish> \lo eth0 pan0 all show no wireless conjnection
[03:32] <starfish> connection
[03:33] <jrib> b14ck: gnome-terminal is such a terminal...
[03:33] <b14ck> gnome-terminal won't respect vim color schemes for some reason
[03:33] <usser> b14ck, xterm
[03:33] <jrib> b14ck: mine does
[03:33] <arkhalis> anyone able to give me a hand with a tar.gz extraction error? can't seem to extract this driver no matter how i do it or where i get it
[03:33] <Joeseph> Alright, so I'm in a grub command line via live usb.  Whenever I type device (hd0,0) it says "Error 15: File not found"     How do I fix thiS/
[03:34] <jrib> b14ck: what exactly do you mean by "won't respect"?
[03:34] <mib_nhfx5m> Hopefully a new install of ubuntu will fix the issues I had... and let me install apache and mysql.
[03:34] <b14ck> jrib, if i go to profile preferences, under colors i have text color set to red, and background color set to black. this works fine! but when i go into vim i have vim set to use the pablo color scheme. instead of using that scheme, it makes all the text red
[03:34] <mib_2wrng20y> kerebrus ok i'm gonna try that...
[03:34] <robdig> arkhalis: what is the error?
[03:34] <b14ck> jrib, so it clobbers vim's color preferences with those set in gnome-terminal for basic style
[03:34] <jrib> b14ck: pastebin the relevant parts of your .vimrc
[03:34] <b14ck> sure
[03:34] <arkhalis> robdig: gzip: stdin: decompression OK, trailing garbage ignored
[03:34] <arkhalis> tar: Child returned status 2
[03:34] <arkhalis> tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
[03:35] <b14ck> jrib: http://pastebin.com/m313c8b2d
[03:35] <Joeseph> Please help. .... I'm not really sure how to boot my linux image.....  silly grub error 15.
[03:36] <mib_nhfx5m> Joeseph: what are you trying to do exactly? boot a iso?
[03:36] <robdig> arkhalis: so you're using a command like tar -zxvf file?
[03:37] <arkhalis> robdig: it's a tar.gz file... just right clicking and extract here... should i be using command line?
[03:37] <jedah> hello does anyone know a good pdf EDITOR/not creator
[03:37] <Joeseph> mib_nhfx5m: I'm trying to boot ubuntu.   I copied my root partition so that I could upgrade to ext4. (sudo cp -r -a)  , then copied it back.  Now, grub comes up with "error 15"
[03:37] <robdig> arkhalis: might be worth a try
[03:37] <Joeseph> Which is a file not found error.
[03:38] <mib_nhfx5m> Joeseph: I'm not sure its the right way to upgrade to ext4 but well.
[03:38] <voss> I dont see what the love affair is with ext4
[03:38] <mib_nhfx5m> Joeseph: try this. Boot to grub, press escape (to enter grub menu), press c  (to enter grub console)
[03:38] <arkhalis> robdig: /newbie... how might i go about doing that? (i wouldn't be so worried about it if it weren't the only way to get my wired ethernet working ><)
[03:38] <mib_nhfx5m> Joeseph: then type root (hdx,y)
[03:38] <jrib> b14ck: ok, I see what you are saying now.  However, are you sure that this isn't proper behavior?  What part of pablo.vim do you expect to set the color for text?
[03:38] <mib_nhfx5m> Joeseph: x being the # for your hard drive, and y the root partition
[03:39] <bk> how do you completely wipe the system of something with apt-get
[03:39] <mib_nhfx5m> Joeseph: you know how this works? when you type "root (hd" press tab to see the drives and partition available
[03:39] <brianguertin> apt-get purge?
[03:39] <b14ck> jrib, if you turn your gnome-terminal settings back to default, then open up a file (with my .vimrc file), you will see how pablo colorscheme is *supposed* to look. for example, here is a screenshot of it with the colors messed up (using pablo) http://projectb14ck.org/files/temp/Screenshot.png
[03:39] <voss> bk, Apt-Get Self-destruct.3.2.1 ;-)
[03:39] <mbrandt> bk do you have synaptic installed?
[03:39] <robdig> arkhalis: open a terminal (Applications->Accessories->Terminal), cd to the directory with the file in it, and then type tar -zxvf filename
[03:40] <mib_nhfx5m> Joeseph: then type kernel /path/to/vmlinuz/file (in /boot/vmlinuzxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[03:40] <mib_nhfx5m> Joeseph: then type initrd /boot/initrdxxxxxxxxxx
[03:40] <mib_nhfx5m> Joeseph: then type boot
[03:40] <jrib> b14ck: that's fine.  I don't see where the pablo.vim colorscheme specifies the color for the foreground text, can you point that out to me?
[03:40] <bastid_raZor> http://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ext4_Howto    Joeseph read the part about Ubuntu
[03:40] <bk> mbrandt: yes
[03:40] <b14ck> jrib, let me look...
[03:40] <arkhalis> robdig: simple enough... only part i wouldn't have known is the -zxvf   I'll give it a shot, thanks for the help ^^
[03:41] <mib_nhfx5m> Joeseph: this should boot into your kernel. Once you booted in ubuntu, you can edit /boot/grub/menu.lst to match your setup (people can help out here once you reach that point)
[03:41] <Joeseph> mib_nhfx5m: I've done the 'root (hd0,0)' on a live boot with the 'sudo grub' command.   But, I don't get the grub menu to press escape on.   I'll try to do it though.
[03:41] <bk> http://flotier.pastebin.com/d1ceff5ec
[03:41] <bk> i get that when installing clamav
[03:41] <bk> after removing it
[03:41] <robdig> arkhalis: np, good luck
[03:41] <dash9afk> what command can I run (in console) to open a file using the default application for that file, whatever that application is? I'm using gnome.
[03:41] <mbrandt> bk, open synaptic...find the package you want to remove...right click...choose Mark For Complete Removal
[03:41] <koshari> mib_nhfx5m the cd rom is likely the location of in your sources.list
[03:42] <mbrandt> bk that'll get everything but dependancies
[03:42] <arkhalis> robdig: success! /note to self, command line ftw
[03:42] <theshadow> With a gnome application launcher if I need to set LD_PRELOAD to something before it executes the app how do I do that?
[03:42] <robdig> arkhalis: awesome
[03:42] <jrib> b14ck: if I modify it to specify a ctermfg color for Normal text, then it works as you want
[03:42] <b14ck> jrib, you're right. i don't see it specified
[03:43] <bk> mbrandt: i get the same error after doing that
[03:43] <mbrandt> bk what error are you getting
[03:43] <mbrandt> ?
[03:43] <koshari> theshadow could you use a script?
[03:43] <bk> http://flotier.pastebin.com/d1ceff5ec
[03:43] <Iron_Chef> hey my microphone doesn't work on skype in 8.10 - anyone else?
[03:44] <i3luefire> essial,  ok it worked lol
[03:44] <mib_nhfx5m> Joeseph: if you installed grub, you can get into the grub console.
[03:44] <Joeseph> mib_nhfx5m: I can't get into the grub menu without using a live cd.  I see "GRUB Loading stage1.5.  \n GRUB loading, please wait... \n Error 15" (\n for new line)
[03:44] <gauge> oi, anyoen here familiar with a Freez issue, involving ubuntu/debian and wireless drivers?
[03:44] <SFalcon> How do I know if I am running as Root or not?
[03:44] <Iron_Chef> whoami SFalcon
[03:44] <mib_nhfx5m> Joeseph: then you didnt install grub.
[03:44] <dash9afk> Iron_Chef, I remember I had to manually select the microphone from the volume control app for it to work in Skype
[03:44] <gauge> Its freezing my system and causign the capslock light to blink
[03:45] <Joeseph> mib_nhfx5m: What do you mean?
[03:45] <mib_nhfx5m> Joeseph: you cant boot from the CD?
[03:45] <Joeseph> mib_nhfx5m: I can boot from a Cd.
[03:45] <bk> mbrandt: do you know why thats happening?
[03:45] <mib_nhfx5m> Joeseph: use a live CD, that doesnt matter, but dont boot from it, just use its grub (or boot from it and reinstall grub once ure booted)
[03:46] <SFalcon> ok I have done a sudo -s and now I am root... How do I get back to just me?
[03:46] <Joeseph> mib_nhfx5m: Okay.  Do I reinstall grub with the command 'setup (hd0)'?
[03:46] <mib_nhfx5m> Joeseph: your next step should simply be reinstall grub.
[03:46] <bk> SFalcon: exit
[03:46] <Iron_Chef> dash9afk, nope, it's selected - i can hear it through my headphones, just doesn't send to skype
[03:47] <mbrandt> bk
[03:47] <mib_nhfx5m> Joeseph: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351
[03:47] <mbrandt> sorry
[03:47] <bk> ?
[03:47] <mbrandt> bk have you tried re-installing and then uninstalling the software
[03:47] <Joeseph> mib_nhfx5m: I've already followed that thread and did what it said.
[03:47] <bk> mbrandt: i get that error while installing after uninstalling
[03:47] <benjamim> Hey guys, somebody know how to calibrate LCD colors on linux ?
[03:48] <mbrandt> bk, sorry then man, you got me stumped on that one
[03:48] <bk> mbrandt: could a reboot fix it?
[03:49] <mbrandt> bk you can always try that
[03:49] <mbrandt> can anyone else help bk with uninstalling clamAV?
[03:49] <Joeseph> Just making sure... partitions are labeled (numbered) according to their physical location on the hard disk, and not the order that they were created, correct?
[03:49] <bk> mbrandt: ok, ill be back, i might have to contact clamav
[03:49] <benjamim> on windows we use *.icc files, with color profiles...
[03:49] <bk> biab
[03:49] <mbrandt> bk
[03:49] <mbrandt> ok
[03:50] <gauge> is there a ubuntu dev channel?
[03:50] <kitche> gauge: yes #ubuntu-dev I do believe
[03:50] <gauge> cool.
[03:50] <gauge> I'm havign a kernel panic and I need soem answers.
[03:51] <robdig> benjamim: haven't used it, but maybe the xcalib tool?
[03:51] <kitche> gauge: well that channel is not what you think it is though
[03:52] <johninlex> hello alll
[03:52] <johninlex> all*
[03:52] <Joeseph> mib_nhfx5m: I've followed that thread, reinstalled grub, and I still boot up to the Error 15.   I don't quite understand the problem. Any idea?
[03:52] <kitche> gauge: most likely your question goes in this channel
[03:52] <Joeseph> mib_nhfx5m: Like, when I boot up, all I see is GRUB starting to load, the Error 15, then a blinking cursor that I can do nothing with.
[03:52] <KeLopez_CL> hello :)
[03:53] <Iron_Chef> SFalcon, type exit, logout or <ctrl> D
[03:53] <Iron_Chef> ^D is fastest ;-)
[03:53] <gauge> oh
[03:53] <arkhalis> ok... new question. How do i compile a driver from source?
[03:53] <gauge> well, anyone familiar with a blinking caps lock?  and iwl4965 drivers?
[03:54] <Iron_Chef> type 'make' and 'make install' in it's source arkhalis
[03:54] <Iron_Chef> read "README"
[03:54] <arkhalis> Hmm... reading readme's r be gud idea... thanks Iron_Chef ^^
[03:54] <Iron_Chef> *in it's source directory
[03:54] <robdig> !compile | arkhalis
[03:54] <bk> mbrandt: http://flotier.pastebin.com/m7bb54537
[03:54] <Iron_Chef> arkhalis, nps
[03:55] <bk> mbrandt: still getting the error, thats the entire install output
[03:55]  * arkhalis feels even dumber now...
[03:55] <JBerg> what are the other alternatives to mediatomb that works with a xbox360?
[03:55] <Joeseph> When I'm running the grub menu from a live cd, I am actually changing my MBR's grub install?
[03:57] <mbrandt> bk are you installing from apt-get?
[03:57] <Weed37> guys i gotta question i have a sony vaio laptop that has a connection on it to hook my hd tv to it via vga port on side of it in windows i just connect the cable and it shows on my tv my desktop is that option included in ubuntu 9.04 ?
[03:58] <Joeseph> Sorry, but I can't boot my productive pc....  Any help with error 15?  I'm not quite understanding where it's not finding a file.  Is there any way I can turn on 'verbose mode' or something?
[03:58] <bk> mbrandt: i did it from aptitude and synaptec
[03:58] <bk> mbrandt: do i need to do it from apt-get
[03:58] <Ademan> does anyone know of a tool  to find out information about your openGL driver?  (more fine grained than glxinfo, for instance I would like to know how many texture units I have available)
[03:58] <mbrandt> bk no, I was just wondering if this was a package por something you rolled
[03:58] <kitche> Weed37: yes but you will most likely have to do some configuring though
[03:58] <halaliel> testing?
[03:58] <JBerg> does anyone know what are the other alternatives to mediatomb that works with a xbox360? please :-)
[03:59] <mbrandt> bk I don't know what to do to help you
[03:59] <mbrandt> bk sorry
[03:59] <Weed37> ok i will give it a go now ad post results
[03:59] <Weed37> and*
[03:59] <bk> mbrandt: ok, thanks anyways man, ill go to the clamav crew and see
[03:59] <johninlex> can anyone help with loading Linux on a JUIX chipset
[03:59] <mbrandt> bk Good Luck man
[04:00] <Weed37> kitche, no it dont work
[04:00] <bk> mbrandt: thanks, ill need it haha, do you know of any other good av's besides bd, and avast
[04:00] <Weed37> any ideas
[04:00] <Joeseph> Okay fine I give up.  I'll post a thread.
[04:00] <bk> mbrandt: i cant get avg to install right with dpkg or the dpkg manager
[04:01] <paaa> Just installed ubuntu9.04 -fresh install- and getting sync out of range i wasn't getting it after dist-upgrade ? what should i do ?
[04:01] <paaa> my display is samsung syncmaster 551v and dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg doesn't pops up monitors list to choose one from ?
[04:02] <mib_nhfx5m> I just installed ubuntu 9.04 (fresh install) over my existing 9.04 install (kept my home partition) and I'm  getting all sorts of problems. My network stopped working randomly...
[04:02] <Weed37> no paaa
[04:02] <paaa> Weed37, ??
[04:02] <Weed37> i get no option at all
 my display is samsung syncmaster 551v and dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg doesn't pops up monitors list to choose one from ?
[04:02] <Weed37> i dont get option
[04:03] <JBerg> thanks for nothing
[04:03] <JBerg> later
[04:03] <paaa> Webu, i'm not following :(
[04:03] <Weed37> my tv is a sony bravia
[04:03] <johninlex> has anyone in here done any chipset flashing???
[04:03] <paaa> Weed37, * sorry Webu
[04:03] <mbrandt> bk, sounds like there is a dependancy missing but the output doesn't say what it is
[04:04] <Weed37> nvm m8
[04:04] <Weed37> guys i gotta question i have a sony vaio laptop that has a connection on it to hook my hd tv to it via vga port on side of it in windows i just connect the cable and it shows on my tv my desktop is that option included in ubuntu 9.04 ?
[04:04] <Weed37> this was my question
[04:04] <mib_nhfx5m> Wow, my wireless works, but my wired connection doesnt work...
[04:05] <bk> mbrandt: yea i have no clue
[04:05] <bk> and the clamav channel is dead
[04:05] <mib_nhfx5m> It says I'm not connected, I cant go to google, but I can go to my router web interface
[04:06] <Darrin> Hello. I would like to know if there is a way to remove synaptic and re install it?
[04:06] <mbrandt> bk, it's saturday night, the only reason I'm here is I'm @ work LOL
[04:06] <tkmr> mib: sounds more like a router problem
[04:06] <bk> mbrandt: lol yea true
[04:07] <robdig> mib_nhfx5m: if you can get to router but not google, then perhaps you don't have ubuntu set to send dns requests to your router
[04:07] <tkmr> mib_nhfx5m: Sounds more like a router problem than an Eth problem.
[04:08] <mbrandt> bk do you have any clam-av services running when trying to uninstall?
[04:08] <bk> mbrandt: hmmm, im not sure, i didnt think of that
[04:08] <mbrandt> bk try "killall clamav" prior to uninstalling
[04:09] <mib_nhfx5m> tkmr: robdig actually, its not a router problem. Its a problem with ubuntu. Is it possible that ubuntu doesnt give my user access to eth0?
[04:09] <mbrandt> bk or psaux | grep clam to kill EVERYTHING that clam has running
[04:09] <mib_nhfx5m> tkmr: robdig When I use ifconfig, eth0 seems to be good enough
[04:10] <mib_nhfx5m> tkmr: robdig and I'm here talking to you on my other computer connected to the same router.
[04:10] <Surlent777> Strange question here, but my friend here has a NTFS filesystem that horribly crashed and doesn't want to reboot. According to Puppy Linux, it is listed as being in hibernation mode. Is there a way to fix this from Ubuntu?
[04:10] <bk> mbrandt: i got nothing, nothings running for clam
[04:10] <tkmr> mib_nhfx5m: I'm assuming you have already put the device down and back up?
[04:10] <mbrandt> bk welp it was worth a shot
[04:10] <bk> mbrandt: is there a log showing deps for that software, or aptitude search i can do
[04:11] <Surlent777> err let me rephrase my question
[04:11] <Surlent777> he is UNABLE to boot it
[04:11] <dash9afk> what command can I run (in console) to open a file using the default application for that file, whatever that application is? I'm using gnome. << I found, it's gnome-open
[04:11] <mbrandt> bk you can prob look on Launchpad and it should tell you all deps for the package
[04:11] <mib_nhfx5m> Is there a way to reset all configurations of my connections
[04:11] <bk> DG19075: it depends on the app
[04:11] <eshakuro> hello
[04:11] <bk> mbrandt: whats launchpad
[04:12] <mbrandt> bk: wait one I'll find the link for you
[04:12] <mah> !launchpad
[04:12] <bk> mbrandt: ok cool
[04:12] <Surlent777> Strange question here, but my friend has a NTFS filesystem that horribly crashed, and doesn't seem willing to boot. According to Puppy Linux, it is listed as being in hibernation mode. Is there a way to fix this from Ubuntu, so that he can mount it and back up his files?
[04:13] <Surlent777> (edited for clarity^)
[04:13] <robdig> mib_nhfx5m: if you type nslookup google.com does it show your router as the dns server?
[04:15] <c0mp13371331337> Surlent777: So the NTFS drive is mounted in Puppy, and Puppy says the drive is in hibernation mode?
[04:15] <Rubix> Onee-chan, :)
[04:15] <Surlent777> c0mp13371331337: No, the NTFS drive is not mounted. When I tested a Puppy USB, it told me that the NTFS was unmountable due to being in hibernation mode
[04:15] <Onee-chan> Rubix, what
[04:15] <MrKlean> Rubix: !?!
[04:15] <gartral> my OSD keeps displaying and refreshing, it wont go away
[04:15] <jthomas> hola
[04:16] <mib_nhfx5m> robdig: I tried sudo ifdown eth0 and sudo ifup eth0, now I can connect
[04:16] <jthomas> what's the default directory
[04:16] <jthomas> for jdk
[04:16] <greg_> lol we got a weaboo on board
[04:16] <mib_nhfx5m> robdig: however, the icon in the top right corner still say I am not connected.
[04:16] <robdig> mib_nhfx5m: ah. are you on 8.10? i had to do that at every boot while on 8.10 :(
[04:16] <Onee-chan> greg_, hmm?
[04:16] <c0mp13371331337> Surlent777: Try this: sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda3 /mnt/windows -o ro
[04:16] <mib_2wrng20y> Can someone please help me? I can no longer access the internet in Ubuntu 9.04. It worked fine previously in Ubuntu 9.04. I am connecting wirelessly with a PCMCIA card. I can connect to my network but when I open firefox I get "server not found." I have tried more than one card but still have had no luck.
[04:16] <c0mp13371331337> Surlent777: Replacing the appropriate locations, of course.
[04:17] <halaliel> testing, did i set up right is this working ?
[04:17] <Surlent777> c0mp13371331337: Just for my reference, what exactly am I telling the mount command to force here?
[04:17] <robdig> mib_nhfx5m: personally, i don't use network manager, so it always says i'm disconnected :) i configured network manually
[04:17] <jthomas> please, nobody knows the jdk default directory under ubuntu?
[04:17] <MrKlean> halaliel: Yes :)
[04:17] <c0mp13371331337> Surlent777: That should at least give you read-only support, so you can copy files off the drive.
[04:17] <Surlent777> c0mp13371331337: ok, thank you. I will try it
[04:18] <mib_nhfx5m> robdig: Im on 9.04, it didnt do that before I reinstall my / partition
[04:18] <c0mp13371331337> Surlent777: NP, let me know how that goes!
[04:19] <LordKenTheGreat> Hi, I'm doing a video project to convince people to switch to Ubuntu and I want to know your favorite programs.
[04:19] <Jazza> ?0x01DCC SEND "ff???f?ð¹ð°ð·ð³ð¶ð³ðºð¼ð·ð®ð¼ððº" 0 0
[04:20] <robdig> mib_nhfx5m: hmm. well, maybe it figured it out now, and you won't have to do it again
[04:20] <mib_nhfx5m> ok
[04:20] <mib_nhfx5m> But I think, my new install is really all glitchy... I hate that.
[04:20] <c0mp13371331337> !ot > LordKenTheGreat
[04:21] <LordKenTheGreat> c0mp13371331337: Thank you.
[04:22] <siebel> Can any one tell me how I can view what packets are being sent/recieved from a target that was blocked by the program ipblock?
[04:22] <Tanner_linux> hey guys this maybe dumb question but how do I turn the master volume up on ubuntu? its really low...
[04:22] <LordKenTheGreat> Tanner_linux: alsamixer?
[04:22] <Tanner_linux> ikd what that is
[04:22] <Tanner_linux> im new
[04:22] <maco> Tanner_linux, if turning Master, Front, and PCM all the way to 100% in the mixer still have very low volume, that's likely a bug
[04:23] <maco> Tanner_linux, by "The mixer" i mean that volume icon on your panel
[04:24] <mib_2wrng20y> Can someone please help me? I can no longer access the internet in Ubuntu 9.04. It worked fine previously in Ubuntu 9.04. I am connecting wirelessly with a PCMCIA card. I can connect to my network but when I open firefox I get "server not found." I have tried more than one card but still have had no luck.
[04:24] <greg_> @ Tanner_linux   Or you can type "alsamixer" into the terminal
[04:24] <mib_nhfx5m> I reinstalled Ubuntu 9.04 and it didnt find my Windows partition and didnt add it to Grub. How to I get grub to auto detect whats there and add the entry automatically?
[04:24] <Tanner_linux> hmm i found it..but im hearing static
[04:24] <Tanner_linux> hmm
[04:25] <Tanner_linux> any ideas
[04:25] <gartral> my OSD keeps displaying and refreshing, it wont go away
[04:25] <greg_> @Tanner_linux   Are you using Jaunty?
[04:26] <Tanner_linux> no vlc
[04:26] <Demios> I just upgraded from II to Jaunty, back in II I always bypassed the login screen and logged, now it asks for a password, how do I revert to it autologging me in
[04:26] <greg_> @Tanner_linux   No. What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[04:27] <Tanner_linux> 9.04
[04:27] <Tanner_linux> no audio player is working all i ehar is static
[04:27] <greg_> that is Jaunty Jackalope fyi
[04:27] <Tanner_linux> well as i said im new =]
[04:27] <greg_> Its ok :) using a laptop or desktop
[04:28] <Tanner_linux> desktop
[04:28] <Tanner_linux> o crap now tios working
[04:28] <Surlent777> c0mp13371331337: Well, after trying to mount it, we get nothing. When we go to access /mnt/Windows, it just keeps giving us the busy cursor, and nothing is happening
[04:28] <Tanner_linux> :S
[04:28] <greg_> what'd you do?
[04:28] <gartral> my OSD keeps displaying and refreshing, it wont go away
[04:28] <Tanner_linux> not sure just mess around with the devices
[04:28] <robdig> Demios: go to System->Administration->Login Window, Security tab, check Enable automatic login
[04:29] <Demios> ty rob
[04:29] <robdig> Demios: np
[04:29] <mib_2wrng20y> Demios open the system menu then administration>login window. click on security tab
[04:30] <mib_nhfx5m> How do I make ubuntu check for OS and generate a menu.lst?
[04:30] <jose> hola
[04:30] <gartral> mib_nhfx5m: just use the package maintainers
[04:31] <maco> mib_nhfx5m, did it not detect your other OSes on install?
[04:31] <Kryzler> !nl
[04:31] <mib_nhfx5m> maco: no it did not.
[04:31] <mib_nhfx5m> gartral: I want it to detect my OS
[04:31] <maco> mib_nhfx5m, did you install Ubuntu or that other OS first?
[04:31] <jose> hi
[04:34] <ziroday>  /j #ubuntu-developer-sprint
[04:34] <pizzledizzle> when i do df -h in ubuntu, i see a bunch of filesystems mounted on it that aren't in fstab (like udev, tmpfs, varrun,varlock). how were they mounted?
[04:35] <ziroday> woops, sorry
[04:35] <mib_nhfx5m> maco: Windows was there first.
[04:35] <ziroday> pizzledizzle: I do believe that the kernel creates and mounts those, or in udevs case the udev application mounts it
[04:36] <maco> mib_nhfx5m, odd :-/
[04:36] <jthomas> jthomas: helo
[04:36] <c0mp13371331337> Surlent777: Hmmm.... odd... try maybe cd-ing to the directory from the command line?
[04:36] <mohan_> hi..
[04:36] <mib_nhfx5m> I dont have auto completion in consoles either (only for paths, not for installed programs.
[04:36] <krepta> hello, is anyone able to provide help with grub boot problem?
[04:36] <Surlent777> c0mp13371331337: Tried that
[04:36] <Surlent777> nothing
[04:36] <mohan_> sound is completly disabled in my system..
[04:37] <mohan_> using ubuntu jaunty
[04:37] <dave> can anyone help me please im new to linux and need help with installing tar.gz in terminal
[04:37] <c0mp13371331337> Surlent777: Huh... The only other thing I can think of to try is maybe adding a line in fstab with those options, then reboot, see if that works any better.
[04:37] <robdig> dave: what do you need?
[04:38] <mohan_> in my sound panel it shows PRESONUS AUDIOBOX USB (Not connected)
[04:38] <DaveWM> what you got robdig ?
[04:38] <dave> someone to walk me through installing with terminal tar.gz files
[04:38] <krepta> I am in trouble, grub won't boot, error 13, I just installed the newest ubuntu, windows xp is already there, but grub won't boot either OS.  Can someone please help me fix this?  I have no idea where grub even IS.
[04:39] <robdig> DaveWM: nick collision, talking just to dave :)
[04:39] <robdig> dave: if you need the command, try tar -zxvf filename
[04:39] <DaveWM> i know,  just got a highlight... couldnt let it go
[04:39] <krepta> If I can't figure this out soon, I'm going to have to wipe the drive and install XP clean again, I hate that.
[04:40] <dave> i did tar xzvf filename.tar.gz
[04:40] <Kangarooo> ok one big bug with keyboards.. I installed ubuntu and it was working with one kaybord.. it broke. so I put anotherone thrue that old port(other then usb) and on start its not working and num lock is off.. I restart and when im clicking it at grub many times then after loading logo its working .. what to do?
[04:40] <dave> then its ./configure or ?
[04:41] <robdig> dave: after you untar it, there should be a file named readme or README, look at it and it should tell you what you need to do
[04:41] <mib_nhfx5m> krepta: try using the grub console.
[04:41] <bastid_raZor> krepta, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=282545   this may help
[04:41] <krepta> does that mean opening the terminal and typing grub?
[04:41] <krepta> Thank you bastid_raZor
[04:42] <bastidrazor> hey bastid
[04:43] <affdklfsjsdf> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsUERK-y_zw
[04:44] <dave> robdig, nothing in the readme telling me what too do?
[04:44] <genii> affdklfsjsdf: This channel is for support
[04:44] <affdklfsjsdf> sorry
[04:44] <affdklfsjsdf> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsUERK-y_zw
[04:44] <krepta> bastid_raZor: this does not work, the menu.lst I opened to edit is empty, does that mean it is loading the file on the liveCD I'm using right now?
[04:44] <mib_nhfx5m> Thats annoying, I just installed ubuntu clean and its not working at all!
[04:45] <affdklfsjsdf> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0
[04:45] <gartral> my OSD keeps displaying and refreshing, it wont go away
[04:45]  * genii sips
[04:45] <Royall> When I use IE at school on their XP machines, on Google, it shows results in a dropdown as I type. But on FF on Ubuntu at home, it just shows suggestions. Is there a way to get this feature on FF on Ubuntu?
[04:45] <bastid_raZor> krepta, you'll need to mount your partition that has  the files you need to edit
[04:45] <robdig> dave: what are you trying to do?
[04:46] <dave> i just switch to ubuntu tonight, god am i confused ;D
[04:46] <dave> i want to know how to install tar.gz in terminal i am newb
[04:47] <fpsdavid> htpc@htpc:~$ ps aux | grep mythfrontend htpc     13141  0.0  0.0   3336   788 pts/0    R+   20:45   0:00 grep mythfrontend
[04:47] <jrib> dave: you avoid it in general.  Use synaptic instead
[04:47] <fpsdavid> is the process ID the 3336, or no
[04:47] <mohan_> hello..
[04:47] <jrib> !software > dave
[04:47] <mohan_> can anybody pls tell me how to reinstall alsa completely?
[04:47] <jrib> fpsdavid: yes, but why do you care?
[04:47] <jrib> mohan_: why?
[04:47] <fpsdavid> just making sure, gonna kill it jrib
[04:47] <mohan_> sound is disabled jrib
[04:47] <jrib> fpsdavid: you are going to kill grep?
[04:47] <fpsdavid> no
[04:47] <krepta> how do I mount the partition that contains grub?  I don't know which partition has it.  Windows is on /dev/sda1 and ubuntu is on /dev/sda5
[04:47] <fpsdavid> i wanna kill mythfrontend
[04:48] <mohan_> im my sound panel it shows that my driver is not connected
[04:48] <jrib> fpsdavid: looks like grep to me...
[04:48] <bullgard4> WWhat intends to symbolize the light blue icon (symbol) of Empathy?
[04:48] <jrib> mohan_: so what would reinstalling alsa do/
[04:48] <fpsdavid> jrib: how do i find mythfrontend's PID then?
[04:49] <mohan_> jrib: i think i have screwed up installation of alsa..
[04:49] <Surlent777>  /quit
[04:49] <Surlent777> err sorry
[04:49] <mohan_> jrib: maybe that would be the source of problem
[04:49] <jrib> mohan_: why?  did you screw it up?
[04:50] <bullgard4> krepta May be 'which grub' does help you along.
[04:50] <bastid_raZor> krepta, in a terminal type mkdir ubuntu && sudo mount /dev/sda5 /ubuntu  .. then your file will be located in /ubuntu/boot/grub/menu.lst   ..
[04:50] <jrib> fpsdavid: well if that's the only output you got from that command, then there is no process called "mythfrontend" running... unless maybe it's running as another user?
[04:50] <mohan_> jrib: there is an order in which alsa is to be compiled right.. First Alsa base and alsa util so and so.. but i think i have done something wrong, that my system is not detecting the sound card
[04:50] <jrib> mohan_: erm, why are you compiling alsa at all?  alsa comes with ubuntu
[04:50] <fpsdavid> well, i have a problem then jrib. once i exit mythfrontend, all i see is black and a cursor, no desktop, right click doesn't work (i've restarted, no luck)
[04:51] <jrib> fpsdavid: but you can get to a tty I assume?
[04:51] <mohan_> jrib: yeah.. because i uninstalled it previously and to get latest alsa driver, as i need low letacy
[04:51] <krepta> mount point /ubuntu does not exist
[04:51] <fpsdavid> jrib, whats a tty
[04:51] <jrib> mohan_: so what is your question?
[04:51] <anyone> etr
[04:51] <jrib> fpsdavid: ctrl-alt-f1
[04:51] <Bob_Dole> Oh wow, the Midori in the repos is at version 0.1.2, but 0.1.7 is out... Now to figure out how to compile it.
[04:52] <krepta> the grub I'm having trouble with is the grub on my hard drive, I am using the LIVECD to be able to do anything at all, therefore I do not want to do anything with the grub on the live cd
[04:52] <fpsdavid> jrib, whats that do? i alt+f4 and it brings up the login/logout window
[04:52] <mohan_> jrib: how to reinstall alsa, removing all previous installation of alsa lib and other things..
[04:52] <Guest65618> hello , anyone
[04:52] <UnderSampled> mohan_: if you need low latancy, try ubuntu studio or studio. They both use a realtime kernel
[04:52] <jrib> fpsdavid: gets you to tty1.  ctrl-alt-f7 brings you back.  But didn't you say all you see is a black screen?
[04:52] <fpsdavid> jrib: yep, all black, a cursor, nothing else.
[04:52] <mohan_> UnderSampled: it was working yesterday.. i screwed it up
[04:53] <jrib> fpsdavid: so can you get to a tty?
[04:53] <fpsdavid> jrib: let me check
[04:53] <bastid_raZor> krepta, sudo mkdir ubuntu then try the mount
[04:53] <maxagaz> in which file is set the uid ?
[04:53] <robdig> krepta: on the mount command change /ubuntu to ./ubuntu
[04:53] <jrib> maxagaz: why?
[04:53] <mohan_> UnderSampled: as this is a production system, i have compiled all the necessary softwares.. And ubuntu studio jaunty is buggy
[04:54] <mohan_> UnderSampled: its RT kernel hangs
[04:54] <maxagaz> jrib, i want to add a new user
[04:54] <jrib> maxagaz: use adduser
[04:54] <jrib> maxagaz: or system -> administration -> users and groups
[04:54] <maxagaz> jrib, i want to add it manually
[04:54] <Detrix> I have java 6 jre installed, but now programs are complaining that they can not find the jre.  I have been trying to learn j2ee and glassfish.
[04:54] <maxagaz> jrib, it's on a server
[04:54] <jrib> maxagaz: yeah, use adduser.
[04:54] <azfira> arma
[04:55] <fpsdavid> jrib: yeah, that worked
[04:55] <UnderSampled> mohan_: have you tried studio? It's not in the ubuntu family, but it's based on debian like ubuntu is
[04:55] <fpsdavid> jrib: still black after ctrlaltf7 though
[04:55] <jrib> fpsdavid: that's fine
[04:55] <maxagaz> jrib, adduser or useradd ? i don't need /home folder
[04:55] <UnderSampled> mohan_: opps, I mean t to say '64 studio'
[04:55] <jrib> maxagaz: then use useradd
[04:55] <paa_> hello i have samsung syncmaster 551v and ubuntu doesn't detect it ??
[04:55] <krepta> Ok, I found the problem, my terminal did not have me located at Root, it's located inside my home directory, so it created ubuntu directory there.
[04:55] <maxagaz> jrib, but still i'd like to know in which file is set the uid
[04:56] <jrib> fpsdavid: pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log and /etc/X11/xorg.conf for the channel
[04:56] <jrib> maxagaz: but why...?
[04:56] <mib_nhfx5m> Wow, installing ubuntu screwed my windows boot
[04:56] <mohan_> UnderSampled: no.. will try another time.. its ok even if this system is running low letacy but i want my sound back.. pls help me..
[04:56] <vueloooo> holaaa
[04:56] <jrib> maxagaz: /etc/passwd but I have no idea why you would need that
[04:56] <sensae> I had netbeans installed on 8.10, and apparently the upgrade to 9.04 removed the package but left orphaned files (like the binary) still on my system. What's the easiest way to scrub my system of these unwanted, non-working files?
[04:57] <coz_> paa_, which video card?
[04:57] <vueloooo> alguien en castellano
[04:57] <led> was just wondering if I was the only one getting the pidgin sys tray icon is two icons one the normal pidgin icon and the other is what looks like a mail icon but both seem to be for pidgin? any ideas why oh and yes this is on version 9.04
[04:57] <genii> maxagaz: The adduser/useradd adds to the files /etc/group /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow    all of which contain the user id /group id info
[04:57] <gartral> sensae: we have a new tool under administration, system janitor
[04:57] <maxagaz> jrib, i need to understand
[04:57] <paa_> coz_, ati radeon but i disabled it
[04:57] <coz_> paa_, disabled it?
[04:58] <fpsdavid> jrib, is there an easy way to copy the whole file over SSH? all i know what to use is nano
[04:58] <gartral> sensae: the *old* way would be to see if apt-get autoremove would take care of them
[04:58] <mohan_> jrib: forgot me :( :(
[04:58] <vueloooo> holaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
[04:58] <jrib> fpsdavid: use pastebinit
[04:58] <paa_> coz_, i always disable it from the hardware drivers and set visual effects to None
[04:58] <genii> !es | vueloooo
[04:58] <Detrix> led: the envelope is to notify you that you have a message
[04:58] <jrib> mohan_: I don't know the proper solution.  You should probably give the channel your sound details and trouble shoot that
[04:58] <coz_> paa_, i was just about to go to bed   if no one here can help try the #linux channel :)
[04:59] <sensae> gartal: Neither took care of it :/
[04:59] <paa_> coz_, okay thanks anyway :)
[04:59] <maxagaz> genii, thanks
[04:59] <sensae> *gartral
[04:59] <genii> maxagaz: You're welcome
[04:59] <fpsdavid> jrib: oh cool. http://pastebin.com/f42f298fd and http://pastebin.com/f50159fb4
[04:59] <RedSocrates> led: One of the icons (the one that looks like a mail icon) is the one that shows up in your the "Indicator Applet" on the GNOME panel.  The normal Pidgin icon is the actual systray icon
[04:59] <mohan_> ok.. I am using PRESONUS AUDIOBOX USB based profesisonal sound card..
[04:59] <krepta> Ok, I've mounted the directory, and such, and Now I'm editing the menu.lst located in the ubuntu partition, so now what?
[04:59] <gartral> sensae: wheres your post?
[04:59] <UnderSampled> mohan_: or ask on #alsa
[04:59] <mohan_> ok
[05:00] <jrib> fpsdavid: you don't have X at all?
[05:00] <sensae> gartral: Neither took care of it*
[05:00] <RedSocrates> led: You can either remove the Indicator Applet from the panel, or tell Pidgin not to show the systray icon in Tools --> Preferences --> System Tray Icon
[05:00] <fpsdavid> jrib: whats taht mean? it was working like last week when i looked, and i didnt do anything
[05:00] <gartral> sensae: manually remove?
[05:00] <led> \ok done
[05:00] <Ryan_Delaney> anyone know how to manually uninstall vmware tools?
[05:00] <led> RedSocrates,  ty
[05:01] <RedSocrates> led: No problem
[05:01] <bastid_raZor> Ryan_Delaney, if no one knows here check #vmware
[05:01] <mib_nhfx5m> Can anyone tell me what I have to install to have auto completion in consoles ? (not for path but for program names)
[05:01] <usser> mib_nhfx5m, bash-autocompletion
[05:01] <mib_nhfx5m> usser: thanks ill try
[05:01] <sensae> gartral: I'm not sure where all the files are. It's still in my Applications menu, and apparently that points to /user/local/netbeans-6.5/bin/netbeans but I'm not sure where else files might live and how to remove it from my apps menu
[05:02] <krepta> may I post the contents of what it says in my menu.lst?  Or can someone show me how to put it on a web page?
[05:02] <mobi-sheep> !paste | krepta
[05:02] <gartral> sensae: try sudo appt-get autoremove, if you didnt make the assumption earlier
[05:02] <gartral> sensae: try sudo apt-get autoremove
[05:02] <usser> mib_nhfx5m, bash-completion sorry
[05:02] <Detrix> I have java jre installed, and had no problems until recently.  now netbeans is saying that it cant find the jre.   I even have eclipse, and it works fine.  Why are some programs not seeing the jre??
[05:02] <Kiy> wondering how i set a custom resolution in xorg.conf :/
[05:03] <jrib> fpsdavid: I thought you started by describing something you did, afterwards which it stopped worknig
[05:03] <maxagaz> jrib, thanks
[05:03] <XPS_M1330> is there someone who uses WIKI editing software who could give me some advice?
[05:03] <jrib> !ask | XPS_M1330
[05:03] <mib_nhfx5m> usser: yea I figured out
[05:03] <fpsdavid> jrib: no, i dont think so. i just exited mythfrontend and there was no desktop
[05:03] <sensae> gartral: Yeah, that's what I meant when I said I tried both, it didn't work either. Right now I'm trying a 'find / -name netbeans 2> /dev/null' but I dunno how to remove it from my menu
[05:03] <fpsdavid> jrib: i didnt uninstall or change anything
[05:03] <krepta> http://paste.ubuntu.com/184739/
[05:04] <gartral> sensae: stupid question on my part, but, have you tryed sudo apt-get purge netbeans?
[05:04] <sensae> gartral: Package netbeans is not installed. Looks to have done nothing.
[05:04] <mib_nhfx5m> What package do I have to install to get completion in apt-get ?
[05:05] <gartral> sensae: hit up, and try auto-completiing the packaage name..
[05:05] <mobi-sheep> mib_nhfx5m: What do you mean?
[05:05]  * gartral needs to enable bouncy keys for this laser-board
[05:05] <sensae> gartral: apt-cache search shows the only netbeans package is "netbeans"
[05:05] <XPS_M1330> I need a software to make a simple website with wiki style - easy links between pages. I've used Zim a little bit, it's nice but incomplete, I can't edit the appearance or anything.
[05:05] <usser> mib_nhfx5m, bash-completion didnt work?
[05:06] <usser> XPS_M1330, mediawiki
[05:06] <bastid_raZor> krepta, did you try the additions the webpage suggested?
[05:06] <mib_nhfx5m> mobi-sheep, when I do sudo apt-get install restri"tab,tab" to get the list of packages
[05:06] <gartral> sensae: search forums, im at a los, i never use netbeans
[05:06] <sensae> gartral: Lol I'm wishing I had never tried it now - I moved on to eclipse. Thanks for trying.
[05:06]  * gartral needs to down-tune bouncy keys
[05:06] <mib_nhfx5m> usser: it partly worked, when I type sudo apti"tab", it does nothing.
[05:06] <XPS_M1330> why does mediawiki need to have apache installed
[05:07] <krepta> No, since windows is not slave, and ubuntu is not master, and further I have no idea what changes to make when my situation is not exactly identical
[05:07] <mib_nhfx5m> usser: but when I do apti"tab" it completes to aptitude
[05:07] <gartral> !lamp| XPS_M1330
[05:07] <usser> XPS_M1330, because mediawiki is a web site, it needs http server to run
[05:07] <usser> XPS_M1330, it doesnt have to be apache really, its just that apache is pretty much default nowadays
[05:07] <mobi-sheep> mib_nhfx5m: You ran "aptitude" in the console then search for package?
[05:07] <XPS_M1330> I just want a page editor I don't need a web server
[05:08] <XPS_M1330> I just want to create a bunch of html files and upload them somewhere
[05:08] <mib_nhfx5m> mobi-sheep: No, when you type sudo apt-get install, usually you are able to complete the package name with TAB
[05:08] <jrib> XPS_M1330: http://www.tiddlywiki.com/ maybe?
[05:08] <gartral> !enter | XPS_M1330 `
[05:08] <mobi-sheep> XPS_M1330: Use a text editor ?
[05:08] <mib_nhfx5m> mobi-sheep: but my install broke.
[05:08] <robdig> XPS_M1330: try bluefish
[05:09] <krepta> if you know what changes to make, can you make the changes I need, paste the new menu file, and give me a link?
[05:09] <mobi-sheep> mib_nhfx5m: Ahh I see what you mean.  I generally don't use tab.  I just have aliases for search / install.  "search gnome-do" and I get a list.  Then I just "install gnome-do"
[05:09] <Detrix> XPS_M1330:   I like bluefish and cssed
[05:10] <mobi-sheep> XPS_M1330: Geany is nice.  Then again.  Gedit is nice too.
[05:10] <keco> I have installed 9.04 recently, after I installed amule, but I can't connect it with servers....
[05:10] <jd1> anyone have any devine wisdom on logitedh quick cams?
[05:10] <mobi-sheep> jd1: Ask the real question.
[05:10] <keco> I have actualizated serverlist, but, nothing...
[05:10] <mcbean> How things out there?
[05:10] <Bradlays> So I have never installed linux on my comp and I don't know if it would be better or worse then windows 7 on the user friendly side. Can anyone inform me lol
[05:11] <XPS_M1330> thanks for all the suggestions folks.
[05:11]  * robdig thinks ubuntu is friendlier
[05:11] <jd1> I need to get the gspca driver to complie in jaunty
[05:11] <mbrandt> Bradlays, yo0u can boot to the live cd and try it out
[05:11] <phoenix2> hey is selinux enabled by default in jaunty jackalope?
[05:11] <Jasa> Quick question, could someone answer on private on what is best codecs for totem (gstreamer) to watch satellite television ? Ones in gstreamer-plugins-bad work but playback is choppy with audio and video and when full screen it totally hangs itself claiming you need proper codecs ... ?
[05:11] <mcbean> Anybody know how to set up a file server?
[05:11] <Jasa> I'll go quick break and read answers then.
[05:11] <genii> Bradlays: Since Windows 7 doesn't have this place to help you out, you already have your answer
[05:11] <mobi-sheep> !codecs | Jasa
[05:12] <Bradlays> mbrandt, I need the required drivers though to do that don't I?
[05:12] <Detrix> Bradlays: I believe this latest version of ubuntu is quite user friendly.
[05:12] <Bradlays> what would you consider better and why?
[05:12] <Bradlays> comparing windows to ubuntu
[05:12] <mobi-sheep> Bradlays: People in #ubuntu will say Ubuntu is best.  People in ##windows will say Windows is best.
[05:13] <Jasa> Not really, i see most versions really same ...
[05:13] <Bob_Dole> Will we ever be seeing a GUI to install folding@home?
[05:13] <Bradlays> true
[05:13] <Bradlays> lol
[05:13] <mcbean> Any one knows how to set up a file server?
[05:13] <Bob_Dole> People in windows often say neither is best
[05:13] <mbrandt> Bradlays, nah, just put the cdrom in and reboot, choose boot to live cd and you shoulf be able to do almost everything.  Obviously you won't have ALL the niceties that come with a full install but you'll be able to see what the UI is like
[05:13] <Jasa> I tried OpenSUSE new milestone and vs Ubuntu it is total mess but it depens on how you look in things.
[05:13] <XPS_M1330> people in #penandpaper aren't there to say pen and papers are best
[05:13] <Bob_Dole> And we end up having long discussions about linux in ##windows xD
[05:13] <Bradlays> bob dole you didn't code a runescape bot did you?
[05:13] <robdig> phoenix2: don't think its installed by default, but its in the repositories
[05:13] <Bob_Dole> Bradlays, No
[05:14] <Bob_Dole> I just kill things in Tremulous and say Bob Dole a lot.
[05:14] <Bradlays> lol
[05:14] <mobi-sheep> mcbean: You might want to try #ubuntu-server
[05:14] <Bradlays> mbrandt, can I access the internet as well?
[05:14] <phoenix2> robdig thx
[05:14] <bastid_raZor> krepta, http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/grub-error-dual-booting-linux-and-winxp-371087/    .. this may be the solution. read the whole page. the last post seems to be more your set up
[05:14] <mbrandt> Bradlays, are you wireless or wired?
[05:15] <Bradlays> wireless
[05:15] <jjibn> is there  safe-mode for the ubuntu when it is broken
[05:15] <maxagaz> how to list only the date and name of the files in a directory ?
[05:15] <mbrandt> Bradlays, usually wireless works without any extra configs
[05:15] <mcbean> Sheep! It Is the abuntu server i am talking about.
[05:15] <Bradlays> cool, guess I will give it a shot
[05:15] <mbrandt> Bradlays, and if not just pop the cd out and reboot into windows
[05:15] <Bradlays> yea
[05:15] <gabriel> how do I check the checksum of a Kubuntu dvd download?
[05:16] <Bradlays> I like windows 7 right now, it has some good features
[05:16] <mobi-sheep> Bradlays: Linux can do the same thing Windows does.  Mac can do the the same thing Windows does.  Windows viruses does not affect linux at all.  You might want to read this.
[05:16] <mobi-sheep> !lnw | Bradlays
[05:16] <robdig> jjibn: yes, reboot, and after bios menu goes away, you will see a 3 second grub countdown. press esc before it goes to 0, then select recover
[05:16] <Bradlays> thanks ubottu Ill read that right now
[05:16] <bastid_raZor> !md5 | gabriel
[05:17] <Ratapoil> What is a good WYSISYG website editor?
[05:17] <genii> Bradlays: ubottu is just a bot :) But we love them all the same
[05:17] <mib_nhfx5m> Ratapoil: theres no such thing.
[05:17] <genii> Ratapoil: sawfish isn't bad
[05:17] <gabriel> thanks
[05:17] <Detrix> Ratapoil: use open office
[05:18] <mib_nhfx5m> For our sake... dont!
[05:18] <Ratapoil> haha
[05:18] <Bradlays> lol didn't know that
[05:18] <mib_nhfx5m> Build it following the W3C standards
[05:18] <krepta> Windows and ubuntu are both on the same hard drive, I want windows, in sda1, to boot by default, and linux, in sda5, to be an option on the menu.  I have no idea what to do.  These web pages are confusing me, I am not working with two hard drives.
[05:18] <Glebelg> Ratapoil : use kompozer
[05:19] <mbrandt> ubottu, Nice article
[05:19] <Ratapoil> genii: sawfish looks more like a window manager
[05:19] <mbrandt> ubottu, is a bot LOL
[05:19] <Ratapoil> Glebelg: I've tried kompozer before. Is there no better software?
[05:19] <krepta> my head hurts. :(
[05:19] <Bob_Dole> That was kinda funny
[05:20] <bastid_raZor> krepta, if you don't try any of the solutions .. how do you know they don't work.
[05:20] <Bob_Dole> Amaya and Kompozer are about it, I think.
[05:20] <Rakee> Does Verizon,Sprint air cards work plug/play with Ubntu 8.04!!!
[05:20] <Detrix> Ratapoil: I like open office for wysiwyg
[05:20] <mib_nhfx5m> Ratapoil: What are you looking to build?
[05:20] <Glebelg> emacs....but its not wysiwyg
[05:20] <genii> Ratapoil: Apologies, I had a brain fart. I meant bluefish
[05:20] <mbrandt> Detrix, I know they do with 9.04
[05:21] <mbrandt> Detrix, with 8.04 I had a VZW card and it worked PnP
[05:21] <Ratapoil> mib_nhfx5m: a website with maybe 10 html pages
[05:21] <mib_nhfx5m> wysiwyg doesnt really work for web... I like wyciwyg (What you code is what you get)
[05:21] <mib_nhfx5m> Ratapoil: html isnt hard, css either.
[05:21] <krepta> Ok, I'm trying the solution at the bottom of the page of the second link I recieved, however, I must reboot and see what happens.  *sigh*  I have no idea if this will work.
[05:22] <DrMrHorse> i screwed up my grub and now i cant fix it.  i set it to use the grub on the partition for my 8.04 install, now it doesnt recognize my 9.04 install at boot time
[05:22] <Ratapoil> mib_nhfx5m: I know it's better but I don't have that time. I know HTML already. But I'm making this website for someone who will need to be able to update it by himself afterwards
[05:22] <krepta> if it doesn't work, I'll have to come back here.  If it does, thank you very very very much.
[05:22] <chuck_> !ot
[05:22] <fryguy> DrMrHorse: so edit menu.lst and add it
[05:22] <mib_nhfx5m> Ratapoil: use a content manager.
[05:22] <kerebrus_> .
[05:22] <Ratapoil> like Zim?
[05:22] <mib_nhfx5m> Ratapoil: simply install drupal or something like that on a website.
[05:22] <Ratapoil> what's drupal
[05:23] <Kiy> i heard the *restart X session* hothey was removed, is there a new one/can i re-enable it?
[05:23] <mobi-sheep> !dontzap | Kiy
[05:23] <mib_nhfx5m> Ratapoil: http://drupal.org/
[05:23] <chuck_> !ot|Ratapoil
[05:23] <mib_nhfx5m> Ratapoil: its a website that you can edit the content from its web interface
[05:23] <mobi-sheep> Ratapoil: Use Wordpress? :O
[05:23] <mib_nhfx5m> Ratapoil: yea wordpress too..
[05:23] <kerebrus_> Whats a good player for dvds?
[05:24] <fryguy> kerebrus_: mplayer
[05:24] <mobi-sheep> kerebrus_: VLC.
[05:24] <mib_nhfx5m> My network manager is screwed up, I cant get it to work with eth0. Can anyone tell me how to configure it?
[05:24] <fryguy> mib_nhfx5m: what's wrong with it
[05:24] <Ratapoil> ok... well, thanks, I guess.
[05:24] <kerebrus_> vlc closes soon as it starts to load dvd
[05:25] <mib_nhfx5m> fryguy: my wired connection doesnt work. I have to do sudo ifdown eth0, sudo ifup eth0 everytime I reboot
[05:25] <mobi-sheep> kerebrus_: Commercial DVD?
[05:25] <kerebrus_> yes and mplayer crashed very hard
[05:25] <fryguy> mib_nhfx5m: define "doesn't work"?  No connectivity? fail at dns? do you have a route table? does an ip get assigned?
[05:26] <Detrix> kerebrus_:  I believe you will have to disable the desktop effects.
[05:26] <chuck_> kerebrus, did you install any codecs
[05:26] <mobi-sheep> kerebrus_: Meh.  I haven't ran a DVD for long time but you need a certain package that can decrypt DVDs as you're running a encrypted DVD.
[05:27] <mib_nhfx5m> fryguy: if I reboot, I can only connect to my router, and the network manager shows the X sign as if I have no connection. I have to do sudo ifdown eth0, sudo ifup eth0 to make it work.
[05:27] <kerebrus_> i have all the codecs and lib files
[05:27] <mib_nhfx5m> fryguy: my network manager is simply not doing its job. How do I flush it out and reinstall it...
[05:27] <mib_nhfx5m> fryguy: or how do I configure it to work with my eth0?
[05:27] <fryguy> mib_nhfx5m: so, that doesn't really answer any of my questions
[05:27] <mobi-sheep> kerebrus_: Did you read this --> https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/musicvideophotos/C/video-dvd.html
[05:27] <fryguy> mib_nhfx5m: do you have a route table? do you have dns entries?
[05:27] <mobi-sheep> kerebrus_: You're running Jaunty?
[05:28] <mib_nhfx5m> fryguy: I can only connect to my router. So no dns
[05:28] <fryguy> mib_nhfx5m: what about connecting to an IP outside of the router?
[05:28] <kerebrus_> mobi-sheep: yes
[05:28] <mib_nhfx5m> fryguy: Havent tried
[05:28] <fryguy> mib_nhfx5m: well, try that
[05:28] <mib_nhfx5m> fryguy: But I just fixed it
[05:28] <mobi-sheep> kerebrus_: See the link I post up ther.e
[05:29] <mib_nhfx5m> fryguy: I had to edit /etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf
[05:29] <kerebrus_> mobi-sheep: have all of that installed already
[05:30] <mobi-sheep> kerebrus_: Mmm.
[05:30] <fryguy> mib_nhfx5m: you can also just uninstall networkmanager, which tends to be easier in my experience
[05:30] <mobi-sheep> kerebrus_: I don't know.  I haven't used DVD for some time now. :X
[05:30] <DrMrHorse> fryguy: didnt work
[05:30] <Detrix> kerebrus_:  do you have the desktop effects enabled?
[05:30] <DrMrHorse> file not found
[05:30] <fryguy> DrMrHorse: then you didn't do it right
[05:30] <kerebrus_> Detrix: where would I find that out?
[05:30] <fryguy> DrMrHorse: /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:30] <DrMrHorse> fryguy: you dont seem helpful. good day.
[05:31] <DrMrHorse> i screwed up my grub and now i cant fix it. i set it to use the grub on the partition for my 8.04 install, now it doesnt recognize my 9.04 install at boot time
[05:31] <mib_nhfx5m> fryguy: yea, but I dont have time to mess with that today
[05:31] <paul__> !ipv6
[05:31] <mobi-sheep> kerebrus_: Last one...
[05:31] <mobi-sheep> !dvd | kerebrus_
[05:31] <fryguy> DrMrHorse: edit your menu.lst to add it, in /boot/grub/menu.lst, like you've already been told
[05:31] <Detrix> kerebrus_: that probably means no. but to be sure go to system -> preferences -> apperence
[05:32] <paul__> How do I disable ipv6 on 9.04?
[05:32] <Detrix> kerebrus_: when the window opens, go to the tab on far right "visual effects"
[05:33] <paul__> What is the module name?
[05:33] <kerebrus_> Detrix: normal
[05:33] <DrMrHorse> fryguy: good day, like youve been told
[05:33] <Detrix> kerebrus_:  ok, try none....sucks but the visual effects take up resourse
[05:34] <fryguy> DrMrHorse: lol
[05:34] <kkkyle> does anyone know how to add free space to a windows partition using linux?
[05:34] <fryguy> kkkyle: use gparted to resize a partition
[05:34] <mobi-sheep> kkkyle: Gparted.
[05:34] <Ratapoil> you delete files
[05:35] <kkkyle> thanks
[05:35] <mobi-sheep> kkkyle: Make sure you know what you're doing. :X
[05:35] <kkkyle> i will'
[05:35] <kerebrus_> Detrix: lol no thanks I like my desktop looking good, ill just rip the vid to iso then watch it then delete it.
[05:36] <krepta> hello, grub is giving error 18 now, maybe it was before and I mistakenly thought it was error 13... I dunno
[05:36] <bastid_raZor> 18 : Selected cylinder exceeds maximum supported by BIOS
[05:36] <bastid_raZor>     This error is returned when a read is attempted at a linear block address beyond the end of the BIOS translated area. This generally happens if your disk is larger than the BIOS can handle (512MB for (E)IDE disks on older machines or larger than 8GB in general).    krepta .. heh .. how did you manage that?
[05:37] <Detrix> kerebrus_:  understood.  :)
[05:37] <fryguy> krepta: are you using a very old (>5 years) machine, or an exotic raid or other hard drive configuration
[05:37] <kerebrus_> Detrix: thanks for the help though
[05:37] <krepta> uh, well, I already had windows xp installed in a fat32 partition, and I installed ubuntu in the free space after that on the hard drive
[05:38] <krepta> It is kind of old, Gateway 450ROG laptop
[05:38] <Detrix> kerebrus_: though it might be easer to turn off the effects, watch the movie, then turn the effects back on.
[05:38] <krepta> so, what can I do?
[05:38] <mib_nhfx5m> Personally, I would buy a new laptop... but thats just me.
[05:38] <fryguy> krepta: reinstall grub to the mbr
[05:38] <krepta> I need to leave to go to work in about an hour, probably less.
[05:38] <kerebrus_> Detrix: I tried still wouldnt play.
[05:39] <bastid_raZor> !grub | krepta this is the fix i've found
[05:39] <genii> I think the 1024 thing also happens if you try to load linux from a partition which begins after that head size
[05:39] <krepta> how do I reinstall grub?
[05:39] <krepta> oh
[05:39] <Detrix> kerebrus_:  did you do the css_install?
[05:40] <kerebrus_> Debrix: yes, I went to all the links
[05:40] <paaa> i removed fglrx and compiz and installed * ATI related from synaptic but still :( the monitor not detected ??
[05:40] <mobi-sheep> kerebrus_: "sudo aptitude search libdvd"
[05:40] <siebel> I have hits coming into my computer from high ports numbers, what is the easiest way to go about blocking them, anyone?
[05:40] <fryguy> kerebrus_: libdvdcss is in a separate repository not part of a base ubuntu install, take a look at medibuntu
[05:41] <mobi-sheep> kerebrus_: libdvdnav4 + libdvdread4 show up / installed ?
[05:41] <kerebrus_> I have libdvdcss and libdvdcss2 installed
[05:41] <fryguy> siebel: are you sure you want to block them, and they aren't legitimate packets? (do you understand how tcp works?)
[05:41] <maxagaz> I want my rails user to have rights to run some commands like "/usr/bin/vim /etc/haproxy.cfg", but this doesn't work in my sudoers :  "rails   ALL=(rails) /usr/bin/vim /etc/haproxy.cfg", can someone tell me what's wrong with it ?
[05:41] <kerebrus_> mobi-sheep: yes
[05:41] <Detrix> kerebrus_:  ok I am running out of ideas then..lol
[05:41] <siebel> These hits are coming from ipblock
[05:41] <kerebrus_> fryguy: I have medibuntu installed
[05:41] <Guest79445> i can't seem to get my 4870x2 to work, i've installed every possible way buy screen just crashes....can anyone help?
[05:41] <fryguy> maxagaz: why not just chgrp the file ?
[05:41] <Bigshot_> does anyone know how to enable desktop effect on Ubuntu in VirtualBOx 2.2.4? (jaunty)?
[05:42] <mobi-sheep> kerebrus_: Does the DVD actually work? :D
[05:42] <siebel> I am pretty sure they are hits I don't want, but no I do not know how tcp works
[05:42] <maxagaz> fryguy, because some other groups may need to use it
[05:42] <siebel> !tcp
[05:42] <fryguy> maxagaz: such as?
[05:43] <kerebrus_> mobi-sheep: if i rip it to an iso, yes
[05:43] <je||y> what's this extra, totally useless blank bar doing on the far right hand side of my screen?
[05:43] <fryguy> maxagaz: *nix file permissions are pretty flexible, you should be solving your problem with unix file permissions, not sudo
[05:43] <mobi-sheep> kerebrus_: I don't know.  You're experiencing an odd issue.
[05:43] <maxagaz> fryguy, well, that's a solution, but i'd like to do it using sudoers actually
[05:43] <je||y> its like an extra task bar but i cant use it for anything
[05:43] <kerebrus_> mobi-sheep: lol watch this chat, I generally bring the odd issues lol
[05:44] <mobi-sheep> je||y: You're talking about GNOME panel?  Right-click and remove the panel if that's bothering you.
[05:44] <Bigshot_> does anyone know virtualbox desktop effectS?
[05:44] <Bigshot_> mobi-sheep,
[05:44] <Bigshot_> kerebrus,
[05:44] <default_>  errker
[05:44] <je||y> what's the GNOME panel?
[05:45] <errker> anybody have any suggestions for songs about PC frustration? something i can use commercially-
[05:45] <mobi-sheep> Bigshot_: What do you mean?  VirtualBox Desktop Effects?  Elaborate.
[05:45] <maxagaz> fryguy, I alos need them to restart /etc/init.d/haproxy
[05:45] <krepta> ok, this is what I did based on that web page, http://paste.ubuntu.com/184751/ and you think this will work?  I sure hope so.  You guys are geniuses even if it doesn't work, I sure wish I was as smart.
[05:45] <mobi-sheep> je||y: Right-click on that bar and what do you see?
[05:45] <Detrix> my problem is some programs are not finding the java jre.  its there.  it works with eclipse, but netbeans does not.
[05:45] <paaa> hello? i got not monitor detected and no property drivers in use of system available ?? please any help
[05:46] <mobi-sheep> Detrix: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[05:46] <donavan01> im getting a bunch of errors on a machine I am working on when I try to boot into ubuntu from a usb stil it says something like ata2.01:stat {DRDY} and then a bunch of other junk ... is it safe to assume I have a bad mobo or cpu
[05:46] <mobi-sheep> Detrix: Check your current Java setup.
[05:46] <krepta> I will reboot now, crossing my fingers.
[05:46] <fryguy> donavan01: are you installing to a hard drive?
[05:46] <mib_nhfx5m> Great, I dont have sound!
[05:46] <mib_nhfx5m> *sarcasm*
[05:47] <Bigshot_> mobi-sheep, i am trying to enable simple-ccsm and when i try to enable the "Enable desktop effects" from Desktop settings I get check your X.org log!
[05:47] <mobi-sheep> Bigshot_: Hardware Drivers enabled?
[05:47] <fryguy> Bigshot_: are you using a driver that supports hardware acceleration?
[05:47] <Bigshot_> how do i check that direct rendering is on
[05:48] <Bigshot_> yes
[05:48] <fryguy> glxinfo | grep -i direct
[05:48] <Bigshot_> 3D acceleration is  on
[05:48] <donavan01> fryguy just doing the running it from the USB ... I am actually trying to get windows to install on this machine (for a friend who is scared of linux) and it keeps hanging at the during the install but DSL linux boots just fine so I am assuming it some instruction seton the cpu or something on the mobo that cause it to crap out
[05:49] <Bigshot_> mobi-sheep, drivers are enabled
[05:49] <meoblast001> is it normal that i haven't had any new updates in weeks?
[05:49] <fryguy> meoblast001: no
[05:49] <meoblast001> what could be the problem?
[05:49] <fryguy> meoblast001: just run apt-get update && apt-get upgrade manually
[05:49] <donavan01> fryguy:  ok the text just stopped and now I have a nice black screen
[05:50] <mobi-sheep> fryguy: Were you giving Bigshot_ a command? "glxinfo | grep -i direct" ?
[05:50] <fryguy> mobi-sheep: yes
[05:50] <meoblast001> fryguy: nothing
[05:50] <fryguy> meoblast001: then everything is updated
[05:50] <mobi-sheep> Bigshot_: Try the command "glxinfo | grep -i direct" in the terminal and speak with fryguy too. :o
[05:50] <meoblast001> just the uninstallable brasero update and the failed to install chromium update
[05:51] <fryguy> meoblast001: probably want to fix those
[05:51] <Bigshot_> fryguy, direct rendering is ON
[05:51] <meoblast001> fryguy: i don't know how
[05:51] <fryguy> Bigshot_: and you are using a driver that isn't blacklisted by compiz?
[05:52] <Bigshot_> how do i check that?
[05:52] <Bigshot_> virtualbox default driver
[05:52] <fryguy> Bigshot_: it told you to check a log file, so i'd suggest checking hat
[05:52] <paaa> folks i'm stuck with unknown monitor and unrecognized ATI radeon drivers in Hardware Drivers program <nothing to enable>
[05:52] <Bigshot_> there's nothing wrong with the log file fryguy
[05:52] <fryguy> paaa: so just configure it manually by editing /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[05:53] <fryguy> Bigshot_: NOTHING? it's pretty much impossible to have a pristine Xorg.log file
[05:53] <paaa> fryguy, i tried to force the "SyncMaster 551v" in the monitor section but still get it unknown
[05:53] <Bigshot_> fryguy,  hold on let me show it to you
[05:53] <kerebrus_> What am I doing wrong? chmod: changing permissions of `cdrom0': Read-only file system
[05:53] <fryguy> Bigshot_: are you running the latest version of virtualbox? and is the version of ubuntu you are trying to use supported by it?
[05:54] <fryguy> kerebrus_: you can't change files on a read-only filesystem
[05:54] <Bigshot_> yeah it's the latest one just came out i am using jaunty
[05:54] <fryguy> kerebrus_: a cd is a read-only filesystem, you can't change the contents of a cd
[05:54] <danshtr|work> Hi all. I am look for an application comparable to : http://www.macility.com/products/typinator/
[05:54] <krepta_> I know, I'm back again, and again
[05:54] <krepta_> still have error 18
[05:55] <krepta_> Can I install a different boot loader?  I used to love using Partition Magic's boot manager
[05:55] <fryguy> krepta_: sure, nothing else is supported in ubuntu though, so you are on your own for figuring out how to do it
[05:55] <Bigshot_> fryguy, http://pastebin.ca/1441893
[05:56] <fryguy> Bigshot_: (EE) AIGLX: reverting to software rendering
[05:56] <krepta_> ugh, I have no idea how to do it, I have no partition magic disk to boot from that I know of
[05:56] <Bigshot_> so what to do?
[05:56] <fryguy> Bigshot_: are you running the latest version of virtualbox? and is the version of ubuntu you are trying to use supported by it?
[05:56] <krepta_> Why is grub the only booter supported?  There are other linux booters
[05:56] <cactaur> Anyone know where the dev package for ImageMagick is? I can see the package, but no development headers.
[05:56] <greato> hello!
[05:56] <greato> how to install printer in Ubuntu
[05:57] <Bigshot_> how to know if its supported fryguy ?
[05:57] <fryguy> krepta_: there are 2, grub and lilo.  grub is pretty much better than lilo in every way
[05:57] <krepta_> uhm, plug it in, and it works, that all I know.
[05:57] <fryguy> Bigshot_: virtualbox documents a compatibility list
[05:57] <krepta_> sure, if it works. :)
[05:57] <sensae> What's wrong with grub?
[05:57] <krepta_> my grub is giving me error 18, that's what
[05:57] <greato> Please tell me how to install printer in Ubuntu?
[05:57] <fryguy> krepta_: there are probably others, but nothing remotely mature enough to bother mentioning
[05:57] <keco> I have problems with hp 1005
[05:57] <fryguy> greato: use foomatic
[05:58] <Bigshot_> fryguy, can you check for me?
[05:58] <fryguy> Bigshot_: www.virtualbox.org
[05:58] <krepta_> I never had trouble installing a printer on ubuntu, I just plugged it in and it worked.
[05:58] <fryguy> Bigshot_: i'm not a librarian, the extent of my knowledge is googling and paraphrasing the first result
[05:58] <keco> fryguy, how can I do install foomatic?
[05:58] <greato> fryguy: where is fromatic
[05:59] <paaa> fryguy, forcing the monitor name gave me sync out of range all the time instead sync out of range in the splash image part!
[05:59] <fryguy> keco: apt-cache search foomatic, install the package that comes up with apt-get install
[05:59] <fryguy> paaa: so try doing what I told you to do instead of guessing
[05:59] <Rafael> can somebody help me with the follwoing, a friend help me with rsync creting the following script: #!/bin/bash and rsync -v -r -d --delete /home/rgotten/Prueba/Myplasticare /home/rgotten/mnt/ >> /home/rgotten/logs/respaldo-`date +%d%m%Y`.log this has being sve to a file ./respaldo-archivos.sh, my question is how do i ron a crontab to do backups at 1am from monday to friday?
[05:59] <krepta_> wow, so many people with problems.  I guess I'll have to clean install windows again, which sucks. :(
[05:59] <Strangelet> Brixton: Hey. :)
[05:59] <brixton> Hey strange
[05:59] <paaa> fryguy, i did what you said i edited xorg manually ?
[06:00] <fryguy> paaa: setting monitor name in xorg.conf has absolutely 0 effect (it's a name for reference purposes only)
[06:00] <fryguy> paaa: try reading the manpage for xorg.conf
[06:00] <cactaur> !printers | greato
[06:00] <fryguy> Rafael: run crontab -e and add the correct entry, see the manpage for formatting of the date in crontab format
[06:01] <krepta_> So, nothing I've tried has worked, and I have no idea what to do now, other than clean install windows.
[06:01] <brixton> Hey, I'm using Ubuntu and I'm trying to get to dual boot to Windows 7, I've got Grub installed, but I don't know the entry for menu.lsd - anyone have a clue???
[06:01] <Bigshot_> fryguy, why does it go back to software rendering?
[06:01] <keco> fryguy, wich packages do I install? don't exist a package "foomatic", but if some as "foomatic-*"
[06:01] <fryguy> Bigshot_: i don't know, read virtualbox documentation
[06:01] <paaa> fryguy, too long manpage all what i want to choose my monitor and get rid of the sync out of range message!
[06:01] <fryguy> keco: it's probably foomatic-gtk
[06:01] <krepta_> Unless... Hey, can I uninstall grub and have windows boot up?
[06:01] <krepta_> If I can do that, I'll be happy.
[06:01] <fryguy> krepta_: boot from windows disc, get recovery console, type fixmbr
[06:01] <krepta_> thanks!
[06:02] <manpoole> irc.macspeak.net
[06:02] <ycmarvin> hello..Im trying to install ubuntu 8 to a NTFS already partitioned disk drive..can somebody assist me
[06:02] <fryguy> manpoole: try appending '/connect' to your command (or /server if you want to disconnect from this server)
[06:02] <krepta_> bye bye
[06:02] <keco> fryguy, mmm... foomatic-gui? foomatic-bin, or foomatic-db, foomatic-db-hpijs
[06:02] <fryguy> ycmarvin: don't install to ntfs, install to a proper unix filesystem
[06:02] <fryguy> keco: foomatic-bin
[06:02] <greato> Ok I have Windows XP installed on another system and Ubuntu on this system. How to access files of another system from Ubuntu?
[06:03] <fryguy> greato: use samba to share files between windows and linux
[06:03] <ziroday> ycmarvin: you will need to reformat the drive with the installer
[06:03] <ycmarvin> fryguy: what format? i thought ubuntu is ntfs friendly
[06:03] <greato> fryguy: where is samba in Ubuntu
[06:03] <fryguy> ycmarvin: it is, for reading and writing, not for having the base system installed as
[06:03] <mobi-sheep> !samba | greato
[06:03] <fryguy> !samba | greato
[06:03] <mobi-sheep> Heh.
[06:04] <haroelcabo> how do I to make DSM connectiont reconnect ?
[06:04] <fryguy> haroelcabo: assuming you typo'd DSM for DSL, and assuming your network device is eth0, sudo ifdown eth0; sudo ifup eth0
[06:04] <fryguy> haroelcabo: might work
[06:05] <fryguy> haroelcabo: pretty much guessing since you didn't give much information
[06:05] <keco> fryguy, supposely the drivers are installated
[06:05] <fryguy> keco: so now run foomatic and set up the printer
[06:05] <epcom> hiiiiiii
[06:05] <ycmarvin> fryguy: ok
[06:05] <ycmarvin> ziroday: ok
[06:06] <Tyrath> how do I change the colours of panels, buttons, etc?
[06:06] <paulo> hi i'm having problems with adobe flash plugin
[06:06] <paulo> in mozilla
[06:06] <paulo> it does seem to play any sound
[06:06] <fryguy> Tyrath: change the gtk theme, i use .gtk-2.0.rc to set mine
[06:06] <haroelcabo> fryguy: yes, I pretty much know that. What I'd like is the  GSM (sorry for the latter spelling) connection to restart automatically after it falls
[06:07] <fryguy> paulo: install alsa-oss and configure firefox to use that as it's DSP (see google for specific details)
[06:07] <Tyrath> fryguy: i'll look through the file, see what i can find. cheers
[06:07] <haroelcabo> fryguy: specifically in ubuntu 9.04
[06:07] <whatvn> what is channel for fluxbox user?
[06:08] <fryguy> Tyrath: my mistake it's .gtkrc-2.0
[06:08] <fryguy> whatvn: #fluxbox
[06:08] <Tyrath> fryguy: according to locate there's no file of that description on my comp
[06:08] <whatvn> thank
[06:08] <fryguy> Tyrath: there won't be, you need to make one
[06:08] <ziroday> paulo: what version of ubuntu?
[06:08] <Tyrath> fryguy: ah k.
[06:08] <Tyrath> fryguy: then what do i do with it?
[06:08] <fryguy> Tyrath: it's a configuration file, fill out what gtk-theme, font, icon theme etc you want to use
[06:09] <fryguy> or just use the one built into ubuntu
[06:09] <fryguy> on install gtk-chtheme or whatever
[06:09] <paulo> jaunty
[06:09] <ziroday> Tyrath: you  might also want to choose gnome-color-chooser or download a premade theme for gnome-look.org
[06:09] <paulo> fryguy my looking into your suggestion thanks
[06:09] <ziroday> Tyrath: err use gnome-color-chooser sorry
[06:09] <jvainio> hey, why does Mplayer give me an error when trying to watch a video file?
[06:09] <Tyrath> ziroday: I think that's more what i'm after. but the thing is I want it to be rendered etc.
[06:10] <fryguy> jvainio: depends on what the error is
[06:10] <jvainio> says the file isn't there
[06:10] <jvainio> but it is.
[06:10] <Tyrath> ziroday: like i don't want to just change the colours, i want the colours to look good
[06:10] <fryguy> jvainio: what is the path to the file
[06:10] <Tyrath> ziroday: for example, you know how emerald renders the top panel etc.
[06:10] <fryguy> Tyrath: what makes them look bad
[06:10] <jvainio> its /home/keko/Videot/PRIVATE/AVCHD/BDMV/STREAM/00000.mts
[06:11] <jvainio> and yet it says file not found
[06:11] <Tyrath> fryguy: they just look bad with my emerald theme, desktop colours, gnome theme
[06:11] <fryguy> jvainio: running "mplayer /home/keko/Videot/PRIVATE/AVCHD/BDMV/STREAM/00000.mts" from a terminal and mplayer complains about file not found?
[06:11] <Tyrath> fryguy: as in they look out of place. I have dark everything then light grey buttons, windows, etc.
[06:11] <jvainio> yeah, fryguy
[06:11] <fryguy> jvainio: what is the output of ls -l /home/keko/Videot/PRIVATE/AVCHD/BDMV/STREAM/00000.mts
[06:12] <fryguy> jvainio: and what is the specific output you are getting from mplayer
[06:12] <Tyrath> fryguy: would gnome-colour-choose be really what I'm looking for? given I want it rendered
[06:12] <fryguy> Tyrath: ?
[06:12] <Tyrath> fryguy: or is it impossible to get it rendered?
[06:12] <fryguy> Tyrath: define "get it rendered"
[06:12] <ziroday> Tyrath: it sounds like you want to make your own GTK theme :), anyway take a look at gnome-color-chooser it can do most of what you want (color wise)
[06:13] <paaa> fryguy, mind giving me that line for xorg ? i'm really stuck i tried generic, default monitor options and still getting unknown montiro
[06:13] <paaa> monitor**
[06:13] <fryguy> paaa: i don't have your hardware, so I can't write your xorg.conf for you
[06:13] <Tyrath> ziroday: so if I switched from grey to black the 3d look and everything would still look fine?
[06:13]  * Tyrath thinks he should just try it and see what happens rather than ask a thousand questions :P
[06:13]  * fryguy wonders why people are so obsessed with 3d desktops and effects
[06:14] <Solonilia> jesus...
[06:14] <paaa> fryguy, okay at least point to me to a working solution ? as i said i've samsung syncmaster 551v with ATI radeon 1200 and i don't care about the acceleration thing or compiz just want to get rid of the sync. out of range message
[06:14] <Tyrath> fryguy: because if I don't want a GUI i'll just run everything out of a console :P
[06:14] <Tyrath> fryguy: when I have a GUI i like it to be a good one
[06:15] <fryguy> Tyrath: you and I have different definitions of 'good'
[06:15] <fryguy> paaa: are you using intrepid or higher?
[06:15] <Tyrath> fryguy: lol :P
[06:15] <jvainio> fryguy: Got it working! It was the .MTS thing coz i typed .mts ... :D BUT NOW NO VIDEO SHOWING :((( it "plays it" but i am not seeing a thing! how do i get a picture?
[06:15] <fryguy> jvainio: ask in #mplayer
[06:15] <paaa> fryguy, jaunty ididn't face it with 7.10 or 8.04 or 8.10 it was working smoothly
[06:15] <Tyrath> fryguy: it also depends on your CPU. If it can process the load, may as well right?
[06:15] <binMonkey> hi, guys.  after the upgrade to jaunty my sound is muted every time i boot up.  i can't figure out how to fix this.  any ideas?
[06:16] <fryguy> paaa: sooooo.. what version are you running
[06:16] <fryguy> Tyrath: no
[06:16] <paaa> fryguy, jaunty
[06:16] <fryguy> paaa: try deleting the xorg.conf file
[06:16] <fryguy> (or move it to xorg.conf.BAK)
[06:16] <Severian> Howdy.  Does anyone here have an Ubuntu One account?  And, are you open to sending an invite?
[06:16] <paaa> fryguy, i did so and still getting unknown monitor
[06:17] <Tyrath> fryguy: you believe in greener usage?
[06:17] <buttons840> When I do metacity --replace in the console, it works great, but then metacity takes over that terminal screen.  If I close the terminal, then my desktop is ruined.
[06:17] <fryguy> Tyrath: no
[06:17] <fryguy> Tyrath: i believe in an efficient and usable desktop
[06:17] <fryguy> buttons840: try 1. running metacity --replace &
[06:17] <fryguy> buttons840: 2. running from outside of a terminal (alt-f2 for example)
[06:17] <bastidrazor> buttons840; run that command via alt+F2
[06:18] <buttons840> i have to enter & to prevent it from taking over the termnial?
[06:18] <fryguy> buttons840: right
[06:18] <Tyrath> fryguy: my desktop is very usable :) as for efficiency... I take your point
[06:18] <troopperi> paaa: have you read this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[06:18] <fryguy> buttons840: metacity should know how to detach from it's terminal
[06:18] <Tyrath> fryguy: at least as far as power consumption etc are concerned
[06:19] <fryguy> Tyrath: the window manager I use resizes my windows for me automatically to make use of my entire screen using various algorithms, so I can focus on doing work and use my screen to the fullest, and not waste time resizing windows
[06:19] <paaa> fryguy, yes i removed fgrlx and installed that mesa thing
[06:20] <losher> fryguy: of all the things I do that waste time, resizing windows is the least of my concerns...
[06:20] <bullgard4> What intends to symbolize the light blue icon (symbol) of Empathy?
[06:20] <fryguy> Tyrath: i also don't waste screen real estate with multiple status bars, or title bars, or window borders
[06:21] <buttons840> well, i did metacity --replace & in terminal, and i got my prompt back, but when i closed the terminal, it still didn't work
[06:21] <buttons840> do i need to do &&?
[06:21] <fryguy> buttons840: so then run it from outside of a terminal (alt-f2 for example)
[06:21] <buttons840> i did that, and that worked
[06:21] <Paddy_EIRE> buttons840: do metacity --replace& exit
[06:21] <buttons840> but can i run it from a regular terminal?
[06:21] <ziroday> bullgard4: picture?
[06:21] <fryguy> buttons840: i assumed metacity, in it's tons of source code, would know how to detach from a terminal, I was wrong
[06:21] <fryguy> buttons840: no
[06:21] <Paddy_EIRE> buttons840: yes
[06:21] <Paddy_EIRE> YES
[06:21] <Paddy_EIRE> ;)
[06:22] <buttons840> do exit instead of pressing x?
[06:22] <bullgard4> ziroday: I do not understand your answer.
[06:22] <paaa> hold restarting x hope that will cut it
[06:22] <Paddy_EIRE> buttons840: yeah this exact command minus the quotes "metacity --replace& exit"
[06:22] <Mash> who got problem with dial up settings ?
[06:22] <buttons840> thanks Paddy_EIRE it worked
[06:23] <Paddy_EIRE> buttons840: sure
[06:23] <SpenceKid> Hey guys, I'm running Ubuntu 9.04(or whatever the newest version is) and whenever I'm watching videos with the default video player, I will try to maximize it and the video will go blank, freeze, and then ultimately logging me out and it's really annoying. Any suggestions?
[06:23] <buttons840> although, i prefer alt f2, ;)
[06:23] <Tyrath> ziroday: maybe I'm not using the program correctly but when I make changes nothing seems to be different. In user preferences I know that I can change controls and that alters the colours, however, there's no control currently installed on the interface that suits my other colour schemes and I can't find anywhere to download additional controls on the net
[06:23] <Paddy_EIRE> give me a terminal any day
[06:23] <fryguy> SpenceKid: try terminal of 3d effects
[06:23] <buttons840> as fryguy said, it's odd that it can't "detach itself from terminal"
[06:23] <Tyrath> ziroday: would installing some type of theme include a control by default?
[06:24] <Paddy_EIRE> buttons840: that is because you did not tell it to
[06:24] <SpenceKid> terminal of 3d effects? I'm not following..
[06:24] <fryguy> SpenceKid: sorry, i meant to say turning off
[06:24] <fryguy> SpenceKid: typing in too many channels at once
[06:24] <Mash> who knows here how to set dial up connection ?
[06:24] <SpenceKid> ohh, alrightyy, no prob, it's all good
[06:26] <paaa> fryguy, http://pastebin.com/db8e6f78 i don't care if the monitor is unknown i want to get rid of the Sync out of range while booting :(
[06:26] <losher> ! dialup | Mash
[06:26] <ziroday> Tyrath: I think what you want to do is create an entirely new GTK theme, you can use a variety of different engines which offer "widgets" which are the shape of the buttons tabs etc.
[06:26] <bullgard4> What intends to symbolize the light blue icon (symbol) of Empathy?
[06:26] <fryguy> paaa: change horizsync and vertrefresh to values that match the monitor
[06:26] <ExtremeDevilz> guys I want to download ubuntu
[06:27] <fryguy> ExtremeDevilz: www.ubuntu.com
[06:27] <ExtremeDevilz> will it work on 256 ram computer
[06:27] <fryguy> ExtremeDevilz: yes
[06:27] <Mash> how can disable Knetworkmanager ?
[06:27] <ExtremeDevilz> will it lag or anything ?
[06:27] <fryguy> ExtremeDevilz: depends on what you install
[06:27] <fryguy> ExtremeDevilz: it shouldn't
[06:27] <scunizi> ExtremeDevilz: yes but you probably won't be able to use the live cd..You'll need the alternate cd
[06:27] <ExtremeDevilz> I have 256RAM 1133MHZ 32 GFX RAM
[06:27] <Severian> ExtremeDevilz, 256 bytes of ram is not nearly enough.  It needs 192 meg or more.
[06:27] <mobi-sheep> ExtremeDevilz: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu#System_requirements
[06:28] <fryguy> Severian: note that 192 < 256
[06:28] <losher> ExtremeDevilz: might wanna stick to release 8.04 though...
[06:28] <bullgard4> gnome-sound-recorder reports: "Your audio capture settings are invalid. Please correct them in the Multimedia settings." (I did use Teamspeak2.) Where are the 'Multimedia settings' to be found?
[06:28] <Severian> fryguy, note that he did not say meg.
[06:28] <mobi-sheep> Severian: 256 is required, not recommended.
[06:28] <ExtremeDevilz> Im using puppylinux
[06:28] <ExtremeDevilz> and I having alot of trouble
[06:28] <fryguy> Severian: obviously an error in units
[06:28] <losher> ExtremeDevilz: what kind of trouble?
[06:28] <ExtremeDevilz> firefox crash
[06:29] <ExtremeDevilz> and it is very troublesome
[06:29] <ExtremeDevilz> o.o
[06:29] <paaa> fryguy, okay hold a minute
[06:29] <losher> ExtremeDevilz: might be better off with dsl (damn small linux)
[06:29] <ExtremeDevilz> o.o DSL o.o
[06:29] <ExtremeDevilz> is it good ?
[06:30] <fryguy> ExtremeDevilz: try it and see
[06:30] <Severian> ExtremeDevilz, puppy does not usually setup a swap partition or file.  When it runs out of ram, things happen like programs crashing.  Ubuntu will not have that problem.
[06:30] <losher> ExtremeDevilz: also, isn;'t crunchbang a pared down ubuntu for small systems?
[06:30] <ExtremeDevilz> ok I will download Ubuntu then
[06:31] <losher> ExtremeDevilz: I booted it once on a laptop. Seemed ok. But then again, so did puppy...
[06:31] <ExtremeDevilz> meaning ?
[06:31] <ExtremeDevilz> crunchbang ?
[06:31] <RedSocrates> Crunchbang is nice, I've used it for a while
[06:31] <losher> ExtremeDevilz: http://crunchbanglinux.org/
[06:32] <ExtremeDevilz> can anyone tell me the story of Linux
[06:32] <ExtremeDevilz> why is there so many Linux
[06:32] <SpenceKid> Okay, Whenever I would try to install stuff via synaptic program manager, I will always get this error at the end of installation.. here's the link to the error..      http://imagebin.ca/view/IqCJDoy.html
[06:32] <mobi-sheep> ExtremeDevilz: You might want to stick with PuppyLinux.  Just fix your Firefox issue.
[06:32] <fryguy> ExtremeDevilz: it's well documented on google, etc.
[06:32] <DaZ> ExtremeDevilz: there is one linux
[06:32] <paaa> fryguy,   HorizSync 30.00 - 55.00  <newline>   VertRefresh     43-60 seem to be the ideal values but i'm still getting sync out of range
[06:32] <Severian> ExtremeDevilz, crunchbang works very well on machines with 128 meg of ram.  But, it has a very minimal interface which does not suit all users.
[06:33] <fryguy> paaa: so then look at Xorg.log and find out more information
[06:33] <spektrum> hi guys, got a prob
[06:33] <ExtremeDevilz> im on 256RAM
[06:33] <ExtremeDevilz> and 1133Mhz
[06:33] <RedSocrates> ExtremeDevilz: Check this out if you're interested: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7707585592627775409
[06:33] <spektrum> basically, it seems that there are problems with administrative rights
[06:33] <SpenceKid>  Whenever I would try to install stuff via synaptic program manager, I will always get this error at the end of installation.. here's the link to the error..      http://imagebin.ca/view/IqCJDoy.html
[06:33] <ExtremeDevilz> I think I will go for crunchbag
[06:33] <Bob_Dole> xubuntu runs well on 256MB of RAM. If I could just figure out JWM...
[06:34] <ExtremeDevilz> JWM o.o
[06:34] <ExtremeDevilz> I am new to Linux
[06:34] <fryguy> SpenceKid: dpkg-reconfigure g15daemon
[06:34] <ExtremeDevilz> I went to use MintLinux first but it lag the shit out of my computer
[06:34] <ExtremeDevilz> and then I tried puppylinux which I ran into alot of trouble
[06:34] <paaa> fryguy, which one ? http://pastebin.com/d79971ffa
[06:34] <fryguy> paaa: 0
[06:35] <SpenceKid> /usr/sbin/dpkg-reconfigure: g15daemon is broken or not fully installed
[06:35] <fryguy> SpenceKid: apt-get install g15daemon
[06:35] <artistxe> ExtremeDevilz, there is a community version of Mint that uses xfce .
[06:35] <snandi> sziasztok. van itt valaki aki beszél magyarul. csak kíváncsiságból ...
[06:35] <artistxe> as opposed to KDE
[06:35] <Bob_Dole> JWM= Joe's Window Manager. Looks like windows 95, included in Damn Small Linux, which will run on a 486 with 16MB of RAM :D
[06:35] <Severian> Bob_Dole, the only real trick to jwm is that you need to remember not to double click.
[06:35] <ExtremeDevilz> well all I want is a linux works on a 256ram problem
[06:36] <fryguy> or you can just change the desktop environment and/or window manager on whatever you are currently using.  installing and configuring software isn't that hard
[06:36] <ExtremeDevilz> I am going try cruchbang
[06:36] <artistxe> crunchbang is nice
[06:36] <Bob_Dole> ExtremeDevilz, xubuntu runs on 256MB RAM and 600mhz Pentium 3 Celeron(Coppermine core)
[06:36] <Bob_Dole> and it runs fine.
[06:36] <losher> ExtremeDevilz: no reason not to try them all  till you find one that suits you
[06:36] <SpenceKid> woah, got a big error.
[06:36] <ExtremeDevilz> losher : no reason to burn my pocket buying CD-R
[06:36] <ExtremeDevilz> ;)
[06:36] <paaa> fryguy, here's the log http://pastebin.com/m550a2e85 ?
[06:36] <SpenceKid> whats the site where i can paste and send the link, i forgots
[06:37] <SpenceKid> alrighty, here's the link to the error
[06:37] <losher> ExtremeDevilz: sorry, I assumed you had a burner. Blank CDs are cheaper than paper these days...
[06:37] <SpenceKid> http://pastebin.com/m5b338148
[06:37] <artistxe> ExtremeDevilz, also . xubuntu is good for newbies
[06:37] <ExtremeDevilz> >_>
[06:38] <Severian> SpenceKid, install the  pastebinit package and it become very simple.
[06:38] <ExtremeDevilz> let me just try crunchbang
[06:38] <ExtremeDevilz> since tons of you guys said it is good
[06:38] <mobi-sheep> Ubuntu Jaunty (Alternative) disc have the option of encrypted home directory OR encrypted private directory?
[06:38] <fryguy> paaa: paste your xorg.conf again?
[06:38] <ExtremeDevilz> ;) Guys
[06:38] <ExtremeDevilz> I will brb later
[06:39] <fryguy> mobi-sheep: just encrypt home directory after installation
[06:39] <Bob_Dole> I got a friend who runs a box with encrypted -swap-
[06:39] <ExtremeDevilz> I hope things goes smooth
[06:39] <losher> ExtremeDevilz: good luck
[06:39] <Tyrath> ziroday: I've realised what I want to do is theme related. I think I just need to install a new ubuntu theme
[06:39] <fryguy> Bob_Dole: I do on my other machine
[06:39] <paaa> fryguy, http://pastebin.com/d4aaf937e
[06:39] <mudittuli> i am going through my xorg logs, it says >> Using config file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf.failsafe"
[06:39] <mudittuli> why failsafe ?
[06:39] <losher> Bob_Dole: paranoid much, your friend?
[06:39] <Severian> ExtremeDevilz, The one piee of advice I would make about crunchbang is to remove the mozilla plugin that auto installs flash.  Otherwise, you machine may become infected with Adobe Flash.  Ubuntu does not do that, That was a change crunchbang made.
[06:40] <Aryaan``> Hi, can I update ubuntu from the LiveCd
[06:40] <Bob_Dole> losher, Not really, oddly enough. But he sells computers, custom setups, and I think he said he was experimenting, so I figure he may have been testing stuff out for selling to paranoid people,.
[06:40] <fryguy> paaa: try specifying driver "ati" in the device section
[06:40] <ziroday> Tyrath: sure, but you have to decide which one you want
[06:40] <ziroday> !themes | Tyrath
[06:40] <fryguy> Aryaan``: not easily
[06:41] <Aryaan``> but can I? do you know how?
[06:41] <mudittuli> i am going through my xorg logs, it says >> Using config file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf.failsafe", why failsafe ?
[06:41] <fryguy> Aryaan``: best bet would be chroot
[06:41] <Aryaan``> I dont get you..
[06:41] <Bob_Dole> The natice flash plugin on ubuntu makes things ungodly slow... when I want flash, I run the windows version of FireFox and Flash under WINE.
[06:41] <fryguy> !chroot | Aryaan``
[06:41] <artistxe> the bot is linking to vista theme site . .
[06:41] <losher> Bob_Dole: Paranoiacs always seem to have money for hardware...
[06:41] <artistxe>  (guistyles)
[06:42] <Jasa> I have the native flash working nicely, older versions were slow.
[06:42] <fryguy> Bob_Dole: flash plugin runs fine for me on various systems i've used it on. maybe you should fix that issue
[06:42] <gartral> how do i tell what recomendations a package has after iv'e installed it?
[06:42] <Aryaan``> Can I pm you, fryguy ?
[06:42] <SpenceKid> fryguy, tried to install the pastebinit app and got this error.. http://imagebin.ca/view/qOtVQt.html
[06:42] <SpenceKid> -.-
[06:42] <fryguy> gartral: apt-cache show will tell you i think
[06:42] <mohan_> essential library and files a sound to work in ubuntu jaunty?
[06:43] <fryguy> SpenceKid: install it from a command line so you get better errors
[06:43] <fryguy> mohan_: everything is installed for sound by default, why not share a specific problem
[06:43] <fryguy> Aryaan``: no
[06:43] <Aryaan``> damn
[06:43] <Aryaan``> lol
[06:43] <bullgard4> gnome-sound-recorder reports: "Your audio capture settings are invalid. Please correct them in the Multimedia settings." (I did use Teamspeak2.) Where are the 'Multimedia settings' to be found?
[06:43] <mohan_> fryguy: my usb based sound device not detected
[06:44] <ExtremeDevilz> what steve talking about
[06:44] <Bob_Dole> fryguy, a bug in Adobe Flash prevents a game I like from running anyways, everyone on linux has it from all I was reading, so right now running the windows version fixes both my problems.
[06:44] <Severian> SpenceKid, try pastebinit anyway.  That bug probably did not stop the install.
[06:44] <losher> Aryaan``: what version are you upgrading from/to ?
[06:44] <fryguy> mohan_: so look up what the device is (lspci and/or lsusb), and see what steps you need to follow to make it work on google
[06:44] <fryguy> mohan_: or just ask here and i'm sure somebody will google it for you
[06:44] <fryguy> Bob_Dole: what game
[06:45] <Bob_Dole> fryguy, zOMG, it's part of GaiaOnline, and an MMORPG.
[06:45] <SpenceKid> Severian, i do not see it anywhere under applications
[06:45] <ExtremeDevilz> my download speed is cap at 126
[06:45] <fryguy> Bob_Dole: link?
[06:45] <ExtremeDevilz> my download speed is cap at 126kb/s
[06:45] <Bob_Dole> fryguy, www.gaiaonline.com you have to signup first for that, then it's under the games tab. it's all free
[06:45] <ExtremeDevilz> 1h 25mins
[06:45] <mohan_> fryguy lsusb shows : Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[06:45] <mohan_> Bus 002 Device 002: ID 194f:0301
[06:45] <mohan_> Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[06:45] <Severian> SpenceKid, it is a command line application.  You pass it the name of a file with the information you want on the pastebin.
[06:46] <mohan_> fryguy: should those commands show my device?
[06:46] <fryguy> mohan_: yep
[06:46] <SpenceKid> I'm sorry, i don't follow..
[06:46] <coolkourt> how do i make  directories writable in my lamp setup
[06:46] <spektrum> so, from the beginning: I've installed kbunut desktop over ubuntu installation long long ago, but yesterday kdm login screen refused to work, it will just fade to black and return to login screen. So I've set gdm as a default manager. But the problem is that certain things don't work, like i don't have any rights. For example, desktop configuration is not saving, I got to run firefox with sudo for it to work fully, thunderbird tell
[06:46] <spektrum> s me it don't have enough space to save mail, although I got 1 gb free space
[06:47] <mohan_> fryguy: its not naming my device
[06:47] <fryguy> Bob_Dole: when does it break?
[06:47] <Severian> SpenceKid, go to Applications/Accessories/Terminal.  Run the program from there.
[06:47] <fryguy> mohan_: is it plugged in?
[06:47] <mohan_> fryguy: yes
[06:47] <fryguy> is it in lspci
[06:47] <Bob_Dole> fryguy, Upon talking with one of the servers. it sends a bad packet, talks a bit more, then quits talking to it
[06:47] <losher> ExtremeDevilz: re: download cap -- then I agree with whoever said you should fix your firefox crash problem instead....
[06:47] <SpenceKid> Severian, I'm a noob with Ubuntu yet, how do i run a program via Terminal
[06:47] <Bob_Dole> According to one person's post who inspected what it was doing
[06:48] <mohan_> fryguy: no..
[06:48] <Bob_Dole> But it stops at loading the server, and times out, for everyoner
[06:48] <spektrum> does anyone got a clue about my problem?
[06:48] <fryguy> Bob_Dole: seems to work fine here
[06:48] <Severian> SpenceKid, Did you go where I suggested?  You have to do that first.  Then, just type the name of the program.  In this case, pastebinit
[06:49] <Bob_Dole> flash get updated recently..or did they make a work around I wonder... hmm *goes to try zOMG*
[06:49] <fryguy> Bob_Dole: i'm using the same flash i've been using for a few months
[06:50] <bullgard4> What intends to symbolize the light blue icon (symbol) of Empathy?
[06:50] <mohan_> fryguy: doing the command in verbose mode shows my device in Bus 002 Device 002: ID 194f:0301
[06:50] <Bob_Dole> fryguy, the problem wasn't isolated, anything but... so I'm going to load it up from the native version and see if Gaia made a workaround
[06:50] <fryguy> mohan_: and what is the name of the device
[06:50] <Severian> bullgard4, Your question does not make sense.  That is probably why you don't have an answer to the question you keep asking.
[06:51] <mohan_> fryguy: it shows in   iManufacturer           1 PreSonus Audio
[06:51] <mohan_> and product as   iProduct                2 AudioBox USB
[06:51] <spektrum> please, someone help  me
[06:52] <Bob_Dole> fryguy, nope. I clicked "play" then it went to "loading ui" continued for a bit.. that went away...and then 104 Connection Timeout
[06:52] <mudittuli> i am going through my xorg logs, it says >> Using config file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf.failsafe", why failsafe ?
[06:52] <losher> bullgard4: you might have better luck in #gnome
[06:52] <noisymouse_> spektrum: 1 GB nowadays isn't that much space - it's probably a good idea to have a little bit more than that available. That said, you might look to make sure your temporary files are deleted and such
[06:52] <ExtremeDevilz> losher:nah I got time to wait
[06:52] <mudittuli> i m on ubuntu hardy
[06:52] <bullgard4> losher: #gnome is a pretty sleeping channel.
[06:53] <spektrum> no,  problem is certainly not without free space
[06:53] <mohan_> fryguy: my device is PRESONUS AUDIO BOX USB
[06:53] <spektrum> with
[06:53] <fryguy> mohan_: try this, it's for the firewire version but steps should be pretty similar
[06:53] <fryguy> http://forums.presonus.com/showthread.php?t=5306)
[06:53] <losher> bullgard4: the empathy page also mentions #telepathy. I don't see you getting much joy here....
[06:54] <mohan_> ok fryguy, thanks for your guidelines..
[06:54] <Bob_Dole> "connecting to server Brain Clam...." 104 connection time out.
[06:54] <mudittuli> is my text visible ?
[06:54] <Bob_Dole> mudittuli, yes
[06:54] <mudittuli> i am going through my xorg logs, it says >> Using config file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf.failsafe", why failsafe ?
[06:54] <fryguy> mudittuli: pastebin the whole log
[06:55] <oDuda> which problems may i have using root all the time ?
[06:55] <losher> spektrum: something obviously changed yesterday. Any idea what? It sounds like a permissions problem actually....
[06:55] <coolkourt> are there any automated lamp setups for ubuntu?
[06:55] <duanedesign> what is the g for at the end of: sed -i 's/jaunty/karmic/g'
[06:56] <spektrum> ye, I think so
[06:56] <spektrum> but how to fix it
[06:56] <fryguy> oDuda: you might accidentally do something and break your machine, and if you are connected to the internet as root (for example via irc), it's possible that a security vulnerability in the client you are using could get you hacked
[06:56] <fryguy> duanedesign: do it for every occurrence on the line
[06:56] <Bob_Dole> oDuda, deleting something you really shouldn't, installing malicious software expecting people to run as root all the time, umm...
[06:56] <mudittuli> fryguy: http://pastebin.com/m6d010e7f
[06:56] <spektrum> oh, and PC doesn't ask me about login details, it just loads
[06:56] <bullgard4> losher: I joined #telepathy in the past. It is more active on the subject than #gnome but populated by arrogant insiders only. --  Thank you for your help.
[06:56] <spektrum> seem strange
[06:57] <Severian> oDuda, all sorts of things.  You are vulnerable to bugs.  You can accidentally delete things.
[06:57] <duanedesign> fryguy: ahhhhh thank you
[06:57] <losher> bullgard4: sorry to hear that....
[06:57] <lbs_> Hi,who is familar with c program?
[06:57] <sysadmin> is there any advantage/disadvantage on debian vs ubuntu?
[06:57] <fryguy> mudittuli: what happens if you move the file to like xorg.conf.failsafe.BAK
[06:57] <fryguy> lbs_: ##c
[06:57] <lbs_> fryguy:GNU C
[06:58] <fryguy> sysadmin: different repositories, some mind find one more suitable for a purpose than another
[06:58] <fryguy> lbs_: ##c
[06:58] <fryguy> lbs_: (the channel, join it)
[06:58] <oDuda> fryguy and Bob_Dole and Severian - thank you all ! would be like using windows ? hahahaha
[06:58] <coolkourt> how do I increase the size on my partition? I use live cd but i dont know how to increase the space for my main partition
[06:58] <sysadmin> fryguy, are most of apps available in ubuntu available for debian as well?
[06:58] <bullgard4> lbs_: /j #c
[06:58] <fryguy> sysadmin: yes
[06:58] <pizzledizzle> so i guess ubuntu automatically mounts tmpfs automatically (things like varrun, varlock,udev, etc) but is there anyway to tell it how much space to allocate to these mounts?
[06:59] <Severian> oDuda, It would not be quite that bad, but close.  Windows also leaves all sorts of services open and make a lot of apis executable.
[06:59] <Bob_Dole> oDuda, pretty much. Only even windows is starting to restrict things a little better than what running as root all the time would be like- just it still has more people out to attack it than linux...
[06:59] <mudittuli> fryguy: ? nothing it just moves !
[07:00] <fryguy> mudittuli: and when you run X11 again?
[07:00] <sysadmin> fryguy, great. do you know if there are any aspects that I should be aware of before moving from ubuntu to debian?
[07:00] <spektrum> losher: and atm some weird stuff appeared in my "root" folder. Video, music and stuff, just like in home folder. But I guess it's not supposed to be there
[07:00] <fryguy> sysadmin: a lot less software is installed by default, and a lot less hardware is configred by default
[07:00] <mudittuli> fryguy sorry
[07:00] <gartral> how can i log the keyboard?
[07:00] <mudittuli> it says >> mv: cannot stat `/etc/X11/xorg.conf.failsafe': No such file or directory
[07:00] <fryguy> sysadmin: a lot less stuff "magically works"
[07:00] <sosdiode> hi all
[07:00] <fryguy> mudittuli: you need to run the command as root
[07:01] <losher> spektrum: that's probably explained by your running things with sudo....
[07:01] <losher> sysadmin: dunno what you'd hope to gain by moving from Ubuntu to debian....
[07:01] <paaa> fryguy, still :(
[07:01] <sosdiode> hi guys got my music on triple j australia have listen download if u like
[07:01] <sysadmin> fryguy, then I will stick to ubuntu :s. I wanna save myself some work. Now, I was thinking on moving to debian because there is a tutorial on encrypting a usb drive with debian. Is something similar for ubuntu?
[07:01] <sosdiode> http://www.triplejunearthed.com/Artists/View.aspx?artistid=8504
[07:02] <sosdiode> http://www.triplejunearthed.com/Artists/View.aspx?artistid=8504
[07:02] <sosdiode> ty for ur time
[07:02] <fryguy> sysadmin: the procedure should be the same
[07:02] <oDuda> Severian and Bob_Dole - but look... using a computer to my own use... only mine... not important data stored... only to please on running linux... whats the bad ? :-)
[07:02] <fryguy> truecrypt is available for both systems, encfs is available for both systems, etc.
[07:02] <sysadmin> fryguy, ok
[07:02] <spektrum> oh, and upon trying to launch some program it said something about dcop server
[07:02] <lbs_> what is the best way to return string from function?
[07:02] <Bob_Dole> oDuda, having to reinstall if you goof.
[07:02] <oDuda> * pleasure...
[07:03] <Bob_Dole> But once upon a time.. I reinstalled every other month, so that was nothing to me.
[07:03] <mudittuli> fryguy: i am running as root !
[07:03] <fryguy> oDuda: having somebody ELSE use your computer without your knowledge
[07:03] <fryguy> mudittuli: you aren't
[07:03] <losher> spektrum: sorry, sounds like you need more help than I can offer....
[07:03] <mudittuli> the same >>  mv: cannot stat `/etc/X11/xorg.conf.failsafe': No such file or directory
[07:03] <lbs_> I pass  one string to sub function and then return a new string from the sub function.
[07:03] <oDuda> Bob_Dole ok ok... fryguy you are right...
[07:03] <mudittuli> fryguy: lmao
[07:03] <spektrum> losher: where can i get some? :)
[07:03] <fryguy> mudittuli: then the file isn't there anymore, what happens when you restart X11?
[07:04] <gartral> how can i log the keyboard?
[07:04] <Severian> oDuda, some distros run everything as root.  Puppy does and one big distro that is gone now.  It can be ok to start that way.  But, nobody I know that stays with Linux runs that way.
[07:04] <mudittuli> fryguy: u mean restart xserver ?
[07:04] <losher> spektrum: right here. Repeat your question about every 30 minutes until someone who knows responds....
[07:04] <fryguy> mudittuli: yes
[07:04] <mudittuli> hang on !
[07:04] <Bob_Dole> When I started I ran Fedora 5 and 6 as root a lot.
[07:04] <fryguy> gartral: http://sourceforge.net/projects/lkl/
[07:05] <Severian> Bob_Dole, And would you do it now?
[07:05] <Bob_Dole> Severian, nope.
[07:05] <sosdiode> http://www.triplejunearthed.com/Artists/View.aspx?artistid=8504
[07:05] <coolkourt> how do I increase the size on my partition? I use live cd but i dont know how to increase the space for my main partition
[07:05] <gartral> fryguy: lkl is way to buggy for reliable usage..
[07:06] <sysadmin> anyone knows how to setup a live ubuntu encrypted flashdrive?
[07:06] <fryguy> coolkourt: gparted (the partitioner) is pretty straightforward, what is the actual problem
[07:06] <paulo> still having the same problem with alsa-oss and adobe plugin
[07:06] <fryguy> gartral: so then try a hardware keylogger
[07:06] <Severian> Bob_Dole, That is my point.  If he feels a need to do it while starting, I think it is fine.  But, I'd recommend he plan on reinstalling from scratch when 9.10 comes out and run as a regular user.
[07:06] <coolkourt> fryguy: well i wanna increase my installations hard drive capacity
[07:06] <paulo> cant seem to find the file where to set it
[07:06] <shamanix> this may not be the best place to ask, but is there software for linux that does something like http://www.kcsoftwares.com/index.php?ignition or http://bttb.sourceforge.net/ ?
[07:06] <fryguy> gartral: or contribute some patches to the project to make it better
[07:06] <fryguy> coolkourt: it pretty much gives you little bars to drag to size...
[07:07] <Bob_Dole> I've only had 1 problem with gparted.. I created an image of ubuntu on a 9.5gb drive, and dd'd it to a 9.3gb drive.. gparted said the whole drive was unallocated as a result, even though it booted fine.
[07:07] <sosdiode> http://www.triplejunearthed.com/Artists/View.aspx?artistid=8504
[07:07] <oDuda> Severian i understand you... today i.e.... i installed 3 times ubuntu 9.04 to get dialup connection to internet... using pppd at start and then installing gnome-ppp (that is not running properly) that needs root to call pppd (dependant?)... i thinked in use root all the time to solve the issue...
[07:07] <Severian> shamanix, Yes.  But I can't tell you the name.  I have seen such programs.
[07:07] <gartral> fryguy: i'de rather do it at kernel level, or possibly through grep or the like
[07:07] <fryguy> gartral: so then do that
[07:08] <coolkourt> fryguy: it doesnt allow me to increase the partition
[07:08] <fryguy> coolkourt: is there another partition in the way?
[07:08] <coolkourt> yea
[07:08] <fryguy> make that one smaller first
[07:08] <whatvn> how can I reset my theme to default? I cannot change theme to others :(
[07:08] <losher> shamanix: I haven't seen anything which 'optimises' dvd space. Blank dvds are so cheap now I wouldn't worry about it...
[07:08] <gartral> fryguy: i dont knopw how... i tryed greping /lib/udev/devices/stdin to a file, but that didnt do anything..
[07:09] <Jasa> Yeah, i should get new pack of empty dvds at some point ... using to testing different distros and they should just add some universal network installation cd for every distro out there. -.-
[07:10] <pizzledizzle> does anyone know the name of the manager that automatically mounts all the tmpfs partitions onubuntu so i can google it
[07:10] <sosdiode> rue_more
[07:10] <fryguy> pizzledizzle: it's called tmpfs
[07:11] <coolkourt> fryguy:it goes extended, ext3 and linux swap, the space i wanna use is 60gigs of unallocated
[07:11] <fryguy> so delete the linux swap, make ext3 as big as you want, then recreate linux swap
[07:12] <fryguy> or just leave it alone because there's probably no reason to resize the partition
[07:12] <mr_step> can anyone tell me where gnome stores the samba config info when you use the gui to create a share?  it doesn't seem to be in /etc/samba/smb.conf
[07:12] <Jasa> Anyone has any problems with watching television on totem-gstreamer or totem-xine ?
[07:12] <fryguy> mr_step: it's in ~/.gvfs
[07:12] <mr_step> fryguy: thanksyou.
[07:13] <Bob_Dole> My biggest problem is Acronis likes to delete the UUID of the swap partition when it has to be resized...and 256MB of RAM isn't the best system to not be having swap working on. and having ~50 machines isn't fun manually fixing.
[07:14] <pizzledizzle> fryguy, i got a bunch of tmpfs partitions reveald by df that are not in  fstab. im wondering how they're created and how i can configure them. i need to know what this process is called so i can research it
[07:14] <oDuda> Severian Bob_Dole - thanks guys !
[07:14] <losher> Bob_Dole: if you resize a partition, I think the uuid is obliged to change. After all, it's a *unique* identifier, so if the size changes, so must the identifier...
[07:14] <fryguy> pizzledizzle: you almost certainly don't have to configure them
[07:14] <Bob_Dole> losher, it doesn't replace it
[07:15] <pizzledizzle> fryguy, yeah but i want to know how it works in better detail
[07:15] <fryguy> pizzledizzle: so then google it, like i told you it's called tmpfs
[07:15] <mudittuli> fryguy: still it loads the failsafe file !
[07:15] <TannerS> guys there was a program that i installed once that gave me extar visual effects in apperance setttings, what was it? and no its not compiz
[07:15] <gartral> if UUIDs are "Unique" then why do raids have so much trouble with all the partitions having the same UUID?
[07:16] <fryguy> mudittuli: delete all Xorg.logs, delete the failsafe xorg.conf file, and then restart X and pastebin both Xorg.logs that appear
[07:16] <fryguy> TannerS: ccsm
[07:16] <fryguy> TannerS: which is compiz
[07:16] <losher> gartral: dunno. There a spec on it somewhere that says what the rules are. I've never read it though....
[07:16] <TannerS> no it was not compiz....
[07:17] <fryguy> TannerS: it is
[07:17] <TannerS> im sure it had a diff name
[07:17] <TannerS> just cant rmemeber what it was'
[07:17] <fryguy> TannerS: like i just said, it's ccsm
[07:17] <pizzledizzle> fryguy, i know what tmpfs is. i want to know for instance why ubuntu creates a tmpfs partition 249meg in size for varlock
[07:17] <RedSocrates> TannerS: Are you just talking about the Visual Effects settings in "Appearance Preferences"?
[07:17] <RedSocrates> TannerS: If that's what you're talking about, fryguy is semi-right, although it's not ccsm exactly
[07:17] <Severian> TannerS, compizconfig-settings-manager, which was just referred to as ccsm
[07:17] <TannerS> ya it was a program that gave an extra setting int here with more options
[07:17] <fryguy> TannerS: it's ccsm
[07:17] <TannerS> red
[07:18] <RedSocrates> TannerS: That's the friendly Ubuntu front end, more or less
[07:18] <RedSocrates> TannerS: So it is compiz
[07:18] <fryguy> !ccsm
[07:18] <RedSocrates> There you go
[07:18] <RedSocrates> simple-ccsm
[07:19] <RedSocrates> The full-blown ccsm is different, but it's all compiz underneath
[07:19] <bullgard4> What does the light blue icon (symbol) of Empathy symbolize?
[07:19] <TannerS> hmm let me try it out..
[07:19] <bullgard4> gnome-sound-recorder reports: "Your audio capture settings are invalid. Please correct them in the Multimedia settings." (I did use Teamspeak2.) Where are the 'Multimedia settings' to be found?
[07:21] <whatvn> how can I reset gnome config to default setting?
[07:21] <coolkourt> how would i use an unallocated space to increase the size on my primary partition?
[07:21] <fryguy> coolkourt: you use gparted
[07:21] <fryguy> coolkourt: keep in mind that the unallocated space needs to be contiguous with the partition you are trying to expand
[07:23] <Kiy> so, i tried to install gfx card drivers, and now everyhting is garbled. i tried xfix, and it did nothign for me. anyhting else i can do, or should i reinstall?
[07:23] <fryguy> Kiy: what exactly is wrong
[07:23] <Severian> bullgard4, OK, I see what you want to know now.  How about including a pointer to a picture of the icon?
[07:24] <Kiy> when i restarted, everything on the screen is carbled, like right not, its jsut some scattered black/white lines on the bottom of the screen
[07:24] <Kiy> *garbled
[07:24] <Kiy> *messed up
[07:24] <fryguy> Kiy: what drivers did you install
[07:24] <coolkourt> fryguy: so how would i move the partition to the location where the others are.
[07:24] <Severian> fryguy, coolkourt , or you need to have setup your partitions with LVM.  Then, you can add space from available disk space pools.
[07:24] <fryguy> coolkourt: like i told you before, while installing, just delete swap and then recreate it after you sized the other partition how you want
[07:24] <Kiy> i installed.....ati radeon express 200, from the ati website
[07:25] <coolkourt> k
[07:25] <wgato> i'm trying to see a shared directory on ubuntu from my xp machine
[07:25] <fryguy> Kiy: why
[07:25] <TannerS> guys I want to resize my windows partition, but gparted or w.e wont let me do anythign but delete
[07:25] <fryguy> Kiy: ubuntu provides drivers for you, use those unless you have a reason not to
[07:25] <bullgard4> Severian: The word 'pointer' has many different meanings. Thus I do not understand what you are advising. Which one do you mean?
[07:25] <mudittuli> fryguy: here http://pastebin.com/m1cdfaeb8
[07:25] <fryguy> TannerS: try running ntfsfix first
[07:26] <abhilash> i installed amarok on ubuntu Gnome, but its not playing,says audio output bad/not found, is there any different version for GNOME amarok??
[07:26] <TannerS> fryguy whats that?
[07:26] <Kiy> um, it told me ther there was none of these proprietary drivers in use on my computer
[07:26] <fryguy> TannerS: a program
[07:26] <TannerS> fryguy how can i run it?
[07:26] <fryguy> mudittuli: that's only one, where is the other
[07:26] <Kiy> also, 3d stuff was really slow -.-
[07:27] <Severian> bullgard4, I mean find a web page with a good picture of the icon.  Then, post it here so people can look at it.  Most people do not have that program installed.
[07:27] <fryguy> TannerS: http://man.linux-ntfs.org/ntfsfix.8.html there's a link to it's manpage
[07:27] <fryguy> Kiy: it probably told you it wasn't using the proprietary drivers because they don't work with your setup
[07:27] <TannerS> and this wont mess up my windows partition
[07:27] <fryguy> TannerS: it might
[07:27] <mudittuli> fryguy, you mean  Xorg.0.log.old ?
[07:27] <whatvn> can someone please tell me how can I reset gnome to default setting?
[07:27] <abhilash> i installed amarok on ubuntu Gnome, but its not playing,says audio output bad/not found, is there any different version for GNOME amarok??
[07:27] <fryguy> TannerS: you should make a backup before doing anything with a partition
[07:27] <sosdiode> http://smithsonianchips.si.edu/ice/4004p3.htm
[07:27] <TannerS> yikes
[07:28] <Kiy> its not that it wouldent use any, its that there were none listed.
[07:28] <fryguy> whatvn: delete ~/.gnome, ~/.gnome2 should get you most of the way there
[07:28] <TannerS> what other partition program can i get for linux
[07:28] <whatvn> fryguy: I did, but it doesn't take effect
[07:28] <fryguy> Kiy: right, because none were available for your hardware configuration
[07:28] <fryguy> whatvn: and .gconf and .gconfd
[07:28] <mudittuli> fryguy, do you mean Xorg.0.log.old ?
[07:29] <fryguy> mudittuli: yes
[07:29] <fryguy> mudittuli: i told you it was going to create 2 and to send both
[07:29] <whatvn> fryguy: all of theme, but when I log out and login, I cannot chose my theme. it looks like I cannot access to /usr/share/themes directory
[07:30] <mudittuli> fryguy: here http://pastebin.com/m1cdfaeb8, and the old one here http://pastebin.com/m6cb611d5
[07:30] <whatvn> fryguy: I mean whatever theme I choose, gnome don't care
[07:30] <fryguy> mudittuli: you need to mv xorg.conf.failsafe out of the way
[07:30] <TannerS> how can i run an install program as root? or admin or w/e
[07:30] <fryguy> TannerS: use sudo to run commands as root
[07:31] <mudittuli> fryguy how to ?
[07:31] <Tyrath> ziroday: thanks for all the help
[07:31] <fryguy> mudittuli: use the mv command
[07:31] <TannerS> but idk how to run this program
[07:31] <bullgard4> Severian: Your advise was very good. I found http://arstechnica.com/open-source/news/2007/08/empathy-toolkit-simplifies-instant-messaging-integration.ars and could answer myself the question put. --  Thank you for your advice.
[07:31] <Tyrath> ziroday: unfortunately i can't find a theme better than the one i have :/
[07:31] <DaZ> we neither :<
[07:31] <mudittuli> fryguy: can this be a problem with my graphics driver ?
[07:31] <Tyrath> ziroday: and if I change the control it stuffs up the good looking features of the theme I have
[07:31] <abchirk> Hey, my youtube looks like this, same in other browsers on Jaunty... what is wrong? -> http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/2748/youtubeq.jpg
[07:31] <bullgard4> s/advise/advice/
[07:31] <fryguy> mudittuli: yes
[07:31] <jza> hi I want to know how to get the mplayer codec for 3gp videos
[07:32] <mudittuli> because everytime vserver loads the failsafe conf ?
[07:32] <jza> anyone knows?
[07:32] <Tyrath> ziroday: the only way I'd be able to get it the way I like it if I combined two different themes
[07:32] <mudittuli> Xserver*
[07:32] <fornix> I am installing archlinux in vmware. How do i switch to the virtual consoles inside VMware. When I press Ctrl + Alt + F1, the virtual console of the host gets changed.
[07:32] <TannerS> fryguy im new to this so idk how to run a program in termnal as root, i know to put sudo bbut how do i put which program?
[07:32] <fryguy> sudo <programname>
[07:32] <jony123> im guessing if a harddrive says cyclic redunacey check taht its not good
[07:32] <sosdiode> http://www.triplejunearthed.com/Artists/View.aspx?artistid=8504
[07:32] <Severian> jza, try to play one in Movie Player.   I know you want mplayer, but this is a first step.  I should try to find the codec and let you install it.
[07:32] <dennis> just install xubuntu 9.04 on ps3, was work good then i lose sound. can someone help me
[07:33] <Tyrath> anyhow I'll leave you kind people to help those more in need, unless there's someone that has determined a fix to the key stick problem
[07:33] <TannerS> i type program name but is getting the frist half of the name KDE abd saying no file
[07:33] <mudittuli> fryguy: i moved the failsafe conf earlier also !
[07:33] <paulo> still need help with adobe flash sound and mozilla firefox
[07:33] <Tyrath> but yeah, I'm sure if there was a fix someone would have posted it up somewhere...
[07:33] <dinar> эээээээээййййййййй
[07:33] <fryguy> mudittuli: apparently not if it's still using it
[07:33] <Severian> fornix, That is a neat question.  I was wondering how to do that in virtualbox, too.
[07:33] <fryguy> TannerS: sudo ntfsfix
[07:34] <TannerS> wat will that do
[07:34] <jza> Severian, ok so I guess it comes out of gstreamer
[07:34] <TannerS> fryguy I have KDE Partition Manager install on ubutu now how do i run that in terminal cuase its saying its not a file and stuff
[07:34] <fryguy> TannerS: have you installed ntfsfix
[07:34]  * brb thinks that dinar should /join #ubuntu-ru
[07:34] <fryguy> TannerS: what specifically are you trying to do
[07:35] <mudittuli> hmm
[07:35] <mudittuli> fryguy: thanks !
[07:35] <TannerS> KDE Partition Manager requires admin to be able to partition my drives ii need to run it wiht root in termninal
[07:35] <Severian> Movie Player can use gstreamer or xine.  The gstreamer codecs will work, I think.
[07:35] <dennis> can u video chat on ps3
[07:35] <fryguy> TannerS: so then use sudo to run it as root
[07:36] <fornix> Severian: is virtualbox better than vmware?
[07:36] <TannerS> fryguy tannersummers@tannersummers-linux:~$ sudo KDE Partition Manager
[07:36] <TannerS> sudo: KDE: command not found
[07:36] <fryguy> TannerS: that is not the name of the program
[07:36] <fryguy> TannerS: you need to find the program that it's running
[07:36] <TannerS> that wat it says in the menu..i told u im new =]
[07:36] <fryguy> TannerS: run it again
[07:37] <Severian> fornix, They each have advantages.  I like virtualbox-ose because it is open source and does what I need.
[07:37] <fryguy> then open up a terminal
[07:37] <TannerS> k
[07:37] <fryguy> and type ps -ef and look for it there
[07:37] <fr500> fornix: better as in free
[07:37] <Severian> fornix, vmware is a more mature tool and does some things better.
[07:37] <nomad77> TannerS: try sudo qtparted
[07:37] <TannerS> nomad77 nope
[07:38] <Kiy> okay, i think i know where i messed up with my display drivers..... i installed the wrong ones -.- if i follow instructions to install the right ones, will it overwrite the bad ones?
[07:38] <TannerS> holy god ps -ef came with lot of test
[07:38] <TannerS> text
[07:38] <fryguy> Kiy: probably, the drivers you are installing aren't supported by ubuntu, so we have no idea
[07:39] <DaZ> kiy what drivers
[07:39] <Olivier> Hello, I unfortunately do not speak good English, so I have my question via google translated. can someone tell me what Wlan Driver Package: linux-backports-modules are available? Madwifi I know, but I believe other drivers are still available. Yours sincerely, Olivier
[07:39] <Kiy> well, i installed the ati drivers for my motherboard, not for my ati card.
[07:39] <sosdiode> http://www.triplejunearthed.com/Artists/View.aspx?artistid=8504
[07:39] <Kiy> i got confused.
[07:39] <darlek> Kly: the latest install is then the active install so that would be likely
[07:39] <Severian> fornix, I do know one thing virtualbox does much better.  It is easy to install guest additions.  That is what lets the virtual machine have better video drivers and mouse integration.  That is difficult to setup in vmware.  At least, it was for me.
[07:40] <mudittuli> fryguy: but how to move it ?
[07:40] <fryguy> mudittuli: using the mv command
[07:40] <fryguy> mv <source> <destination>
[07:40] <darlek> Kly: if unsure uninstall existing drivers and start fresh with the new driver install
[07:40] <fryguy> mudittuli: you'll need to run it as root
[07:41] <nomad77> TannerS: try sudo partitionmanager then
[07:41] <mudittuli> fryguy: yes yes, i have attempted that, but it still loads the failsafe conf file !
[07:41] <fryguy> mudittuli: then you didn't move it
[07:41] <mudittuli> fryguy: yes I did !
[07:41] <TannerS> nomad77 u nailed it thansk man
[07:41] <fryguy> ls -l /etc/X11
[07:41] <fryguy> mudittuli: run that
[07:41] <nomad77> sure,thank google
[07:41] <Severian> fryguy, I believe it will be recreated upon boot, if x.org needs it.
[07:42] <bullgard4> gnome-sound-recorder reports: "Your audio capture settings are invalid. Please correct them in the Multimedia settings." (I did use Teamspeak2.) Where are the 'Multimedia settings' to be found?
[07:42] <TannerS> nomad77 where did u find it cuase i looked on google right before u foudn it
[07:42] <mudittuli> fryguy: sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf.failsafe /etc/X11/xorg.conf.failsafe.BAK ?
[07:42] <Severian> fryguy, That part is mysterious to me, but I have seen it come back.
[07:42] <fryguy> mudittuli: yes
[07:42] <fryguy> Severian: it comes back, but he hasn't shown me a log saying this yet, so i'm forced to assume he's doing it wrong
[07:42] <mudittuli> now reboot my machine or the xserver ?
[07:43] <fryguy> mudittuli: xserver
[07:43] <nomad77> TannerS: i checked this,grabbed it looked at the files inside http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/KDE-Partition-Manager-Download-41402.html
[07:43] <Severian> fryguy, ok.  That make sense. You are just being careful.
[07:43] <TannerS> ty man
[07:43] <Bob_Dole> Oh, fryguy, if you can see this thread on gaia, it shows the bug in flash that keeps zOMG from working http://www.gaiaonline.com/forum/games-bugs/zomg-104-connection-time-out-linux-flash-10-analyzed/t.46347053/
[07:44] <Bob_Dole> If I knew how to copy the testing method to perhaps verify, I would :/
[07:47] <Olivier> Hello, I unfortunately do not speak good English, so I have my question via google translated. can someone tell me what Wlan Driver Package: linux-backports-modules are available? Madwifi I know, but I believe other drivers are still available. Yours sincerely, Olivier
[07:47] <fw0rd> where in ubuntu can i find out the current bit depth of the desktop
[07:47] <fryguy> fw0rd: xrandr
[07:47] <mudittuli> fryguy: yes, it still oads the failsafe conf !
[07:48] <fryguy> mudittuli: so mv the file, delete all of the Xorg.logs, and then restart X and send all xorg.logs
[07:48] <fw0rd> fryguy: doesn't seem to list bit depth, just the frequencies
[07:49] <fryguy> fw0rd: xdpyinfo
[07:49] <fw0rd> thx
[07:50] <fw0rd> hmmm... very verbose output on that one, which shows 'available stuff', how to disambiguate to just what is currently selected
[07:52] <paul__> !ndiswrapper
[07:53] <nomad77> fw0rd: try this cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf |grep -i depth
[07:53] <Olivier> Thank you very much, will look this time. Olivier Gruss
[07:54] <fw0rd> nomad77: nuthin comes out of that
[07:54] <Severian> fw0rd, xdpyinfo | grep "depth of root window"
[07:55] <fw0rd> thx all. Severian that was it
[07:55] <SimonXu> >	Hi! I mistakenly deleted some files in /usr/share, can I use dpkg to repair the packages?
[07:55] <maxagaz> how to print only date and name of files in a folder using find and printf ?
[07:55] <DaZ> SimonXu: you can reinstall
[07:56] <wgato> i can see my ubuntu machine from xp but not the directory i am trying to share. any suggestions?
[07:56] <fryguy> wgato: /etc/samba/smb.conf add the directory there
[07:56] <SimonXu> DaZ: I executed "sudo rm -rf /usr/share" for about 1 second, how do I reinstall all the packages affected?
[07:57] <Tanner_Linux> guys whats the program name to cahnge around the defualt os boot and such?
[07:57] <DaZ> SimonXu: if you didn't clean the cache you should have them somewhere
[07:57] <wgato> where in smb.conf should i add it?
[07:57] <Severian> Tanner_Linux, gedit
[07:58] <hariom> cleat
[07:58] <hariom> clear
[07:58] <fryguy> maxagaz: maxagaz ls -l 'dirname' | awk '{print $7,$8}'
[07:58] <DaZ> i'm not familiar with ubuntu package managment but it should be simple
[07:58] <Severian> Tanner_Linux, specifically,  sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[07:58] <Tanner_Linux> thank u man
[07:59] <Tanner_Linux> severian can i pm u real fast?
[07:59] <Severian> sure
[07:59] <mudittuli> fryguy: Xorg.0.log > http://pastebin.com/m5cba6c94 , Xorg.0.log.old > http://pastebin.com/m50af1dae
[08:00] <testi> How can I share the internet with my laptop?
[08:00] <fryguy> mudittuli: there's no other Xorg.log files?
[08:00] <fryguy> testi: buy a router is the easiest way
[08:00] <koshari1> testi get a switch
[08:00] <bullgard4> gnome-sound-recorder reports: "Your audio capture settings are invalid. Please correct them in the Multimedia settings." (I did use Teamspeak2.) Where are the 'Multimedia settings' to be found?
[08:00] <fryguy> routers are cheap, and it's not worth the effort to do anything else
[08:01] <mudittuli> fryguy: nope !
[08:01] <testi> fryguy no i can't put my mobile phone into the router, therefor this idea is useless.
[08:01] <fryguy> mudittuli: then i have no idea
[08:01] <hariom> can someone tell me.How to install a wired connection
[08:01] <mudittuli> fryguy: lol, thanks !
[08:01] <fryguy> testi: what does your mobile phone have to do with the initial question?
[08:01] <gnr> hi! How can i list all devices that i have?
[08:01] <fryguy> gnr: lspci
[08:02] <gnr> thnaks
[08:02] <fryguy> gnr: lshw might be better
[08:02] <bullgard4> hariom: Your question is too general. Nobody will give you a full lecture on networking. --  Normally NetworkManager will do that for you.
[08:02] <testi> fryguy: the follow: a laptop is capable of more functions as a dedicated routing device. The initial question contains "laptop", because it is clear to anyone that it can deal with such stuff as mobile phones.
[08:02] <JackGray> testi: bluetooth tether
[08:03] <hariom> yahnks
[08:03] <hariom> thnks
[08:03] <jimmyjh> Hello all, I installed Xubuntu, i mounted my fat32 hd, but i cannot write on the drive
[08:03] <testi> JackGray: Bluetooth tether?
[08:03] <fryguy> testi: so then set up iptables, install natd, configure ip masquerading in the kernel, and you are good to go
[08:04] <gnr> cat /proc/mounts
[08:04] <testi> fryguy: that sounds better. i required exactly that checklist :) Thanks
[08:04] <fryguy> testi: there's other stuff too, i glossed over the details
[08:05] <testi> fryguy: Oh.. yeah i think i require the details
[08:05] <fryguy> testi: first google result here: http://www.stanford.edu/~fenn/linux/
[08:05] <jimmyjh> gnr, /dev/sda5 /mnt/fat32 vfat rw,fmask=0022,dmask=0022,codepage=cp437,iocharset=iso8859-1 0 0
[08:06] <Tanner_Linux> so i ahve ubuntu 9..04 and im hearing aobvut this KDE, whats the diff and how can i get it and if i do will my ubutu get jacked up?
[08:06] <fryguy> testi: another useful link here (for different distro though so maybe not as helpful) http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/home-router-howto.xml
[08:06] <fryguy> !installkde
[08:06] <gnr> jimmy it's rw
[08:06] <fryguy> !kde | Tanner_Linux
[08:06] <eternaljoy> what are the main differences between 9/04 and 8,04?
[08:06] <jimmyjh> gnr, but it still wont write :(
[08:06] <Tanner_Linux> is it bad?
[08:06] <testi> But I wonder if there is a tool that collects all this configuration into one tool. dhcpd, routing etc.
[08:06] <koshari1> eternaljoy: kernel
[08:07] <jimmyjh> gnr, reboot needed for changes to take effect?
[08:07] <fryguy> eternaljoy: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes
[08:07] <planemad> i have an external hdd partitioned into two. im trying to get the second half to be a live usb install. followed instructions from here http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-ubuntu-904-persistent-install-windows/ but its still not bootable
[08:07] <gnr> jimmy: no need for reboot
[08:07] <xxubuntu> how do you open a .deb file in xubuntu?
[08:07] <fryguy> xxubuntu: use dpkg
[08:07] <xxubuntu> fryguy, how do you do that?
[08:07] <jimmyjh> gnr, didnt think so, but it acts read only
[08:07] <Severian> testi,  take an old PC and set it up with IPCOP.  That is a very good router/firewall.  Buch better than any consumer grade router.
[08:07] <gnr> jimmy #touch /mnt/fat32/deleteme.txt ehat's error?
[08:08] <fryguy> xxubuntu: dpkg is a command, read it's manpage, basically 'dpkg -i blah.deb'
[08:08] <jimmyjh> gnr, lemme see
[08:08] <eternaljoy> thanks fryguy + koshari1
[08:08] <xxubuntu> what does the -i stand for?
[08:08] <fryguy> xxubuntu: install
[08:08] <gnr> jimmy: #mount -o remount,rw /mnt/fat32
[08:09] <Tanner_Linux> how can ia ccess sessions?
[08:09] <Severian> testi, IPCOP is easy to setup and does not need much of a machine.  The machine does need at least to network interfaces.
[08:09] <xxubuntu> how do you register a nick
[08:09] <fryguy> Tanner_Linux: it's the dropdown in gdm when you first log in
[08:09] <fryguy> xxubuntu: /msg nickserv help
[08:09] <Tanner_Linux> =]
[08:09] <testi> Severian: I have such a setting at home and it really consumed much of time to set it up and yes the quality of that router is much better than the average router provides, but now i just want to share my mobile phones internet to other computers that i can connect to the laptop (all mobile)
[08:09] <jimmyjh> text file is empty
[08:10] <jimmyjh> gnr, no error text file is empty
[08:10] <gnr> jimmy: means you can write to it
[08:10] <testi> IPCop, okay
[08:10] <fryguy> testi: so set up your mobile phone internet, and change that to be the default route, and nat will use that instead of your other connection
[08:10] <jimmyjh> gnr, gonna try again :) thanks gnr
[08:11] <gnr> jimmy: touch is to change timestamp, but it will create empty file if didn't exists
[08:11] <Severian> testi, OK.  It is possible in Linux to do that.  The Mac does it easily.  I'll see if I can find you something for Ubuntu.
[08:11] <testi> ah yes. IPCop is a whole distribution :)
[08:11] <jimmyjh> gnr, ah i see, i learn something new all the time
[08:12] <Tanner_Linux> i installed kde desktop, now what? reboot?
[08:12] <fryguy> Tanner_Linux: restart X
[08:12] <oDuda> heya all !
[08:12] <coolkourt> whats the command to repair broken programs and clean up ubuntu?
[08:12] <Tanner_Linux> thanks
[08:12] <wildc4rd> will Ubuntu recognise and mount hotswapped sATA HDD's?
[08:12] <jimmyjh> gnr, still acting as if its read only...  puzzled
[08:12] <fryguy> coolkourt: what program is broken
[08:12] <fryguy> wildc4rd: yes
[08:12] <Severian> testi, Yes, it is a small distro.  It has just what you need and no more.  There are a couple other similar router distos, but I like IPCOP the best so far.
[08:12] <gnr> jimmy: what makes you think like that?
[08:13] <coolkourt> fryguy: after i grew the partition firefox and prism apps dont work, luckily xchat did
[08:13] <Tanner_Linux> freguy not doing anyhting
[08:13] <oDuda> intel 865g video onboard and ubuntu 9.04 having bad performance
[08:13] <fryguy> Tanner_Linux: when you restart X, there is a session dropdown, change that to KDE
[08:13] <jimmyjh> gnr, this is how i mounted the drive ....  "sudo mkdir /mnt/fat32      then    sudo mount /dev/sda5 /mnt/fat32
[08:13] <aleron6> does anybody heah know what driver i need to download to get my webcam working
[08:14] <jimmyjh> gnr, because i cannot remove files nor add files to the fat32
[08:14] <sanguisdex> where can I get an 8.10 ISO?
[08:14] <gnr> jimmy: just now you did manage to create a file without error...
[08:15] <jimmyjh> gnr, yes but for example... open the directory and try to add a file or remove one will not let me,,,, for example rightclicking a folder or file is shaded out
[08:15] <gnr> jimmy: the output of /proc/mounts shows it's RW
[08:15] <gnr> jimmy: you a running as a normal user
[08:15] <jimmyjh> gnr, it did create the deleteme.txt into the drive though
[08:15]  * akia shimmies
[08:16] <SimonXu> Hi! I mistakenly removed many files in /usr/share, is there a way to recover?
[08:16] <akia> hi nerdz
[08:16] <jimmyjh> gnr, ah i would have to access drive as super user?
[08:16] <fryguy> jimmyjh: or mount with a uid and/or gid parameter
[08:16] <gnr> jimmy: try #gksu nautilus
[08:16] <Severian> testi, Look at  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Internet/ConnectionSharing?action=show&redirect=InternetConnectionSharing
[08:16] <jimmyjh> gnr, i guess i could chmod it
[08:16] <jimmyjh> gnr, i have xfce :P
[08:16] <fryguy> jimmyjh: np
[08:17] <jimmyjh> gnr, thunar?
[08:17] <xxubuntu> wth. i clicked "open containing folder" in xubuntu and it's saying "This link needs to be opened with an application. Send to:" what do i choose?
[08:17] <gnr> jimmy: what fryguy says is correct or try $gksu nautilus
[08:17] <akia> 1334 nerdz yay!
[08:17] <gnr> jimmy: oo yes whatever the file manager is
[08:18] <jimmyjh> fryguy, thanks ,, but i never done that before lol
[08:18] <usicow> how do I suspend my laptop remotely from a ssh session?
[08:18] <aleron6> any links to webcam drivers
[08:18] <Severian> testi,  or even easier might be http://www.ubuntugeek.com/creating-an-adhoc-host-with-ubuntu.html
[08:18] <jimmyjh> gnr, worked thanks i guess i am not use to xubuntu, only use ubuntu 99% of the time
[08:19] <mobi-sheep> What's the command to transfer files via the terminal (via ssh)?
[08:19] <Severian> xxubuntu, look for thunar.  I think that is what xubuntu includes for a file browser.
[08:19] <Severian> mobi-sheep,   scp
[08:20] <jimmyjh> gnr, fryguy, thanks very much
[08:20] <fryguy> mobi-sheep: scp, or sftp, curl and wget have sftp bindings, sshfs is used for mounting a fuse filesystem via sftp, there's also rsync and related utilities
[08:21] <mobi-sheep> fryguy: In your opinion, which command is easier to work with when transferring files using terminal alone?
[08:21] <fryguy> depends on what i'm transferring
[08:23] <dstaley> My mouse is REALLY slow on my MacBook, even though the sensitivity settings are all the way up. How do I fix this?
[08:24] <bullgard4> gnome-sound-recorder reports: "Your audio capture settings are invalid. Please correct them in the Multimedia settings." (I did use Teamspeak2.) Where are the 'Multimedia settings' to be found?
[08:24] <Severian> dstaley,  Swap the Macbook for a Thinkpad
[08:24] <xxubuntu> how do i get my multimedia buttons to work in xubuntu?
[08:24] <tannersummers_> guys i added the wrong thing, my ubuntu now says edubuntu when booting up
[08:24] <tannersummers_> hoiw can i remove it
[08:24] <Severian> xxubuntu, try them.  They often work out of the box.
[08:24] <fryguy> tannersummers_: use usplash
[08:25] <tannersummers_> explain?
[08:25] <fryguy> !usplash
[08:25] <xxubuntu> Severian, they are not working
[08:25] <dstaley> Severian: Unfortunately, my Thinkpad doesn't run OS X. If it did, I'd swap the MacBook for it in a heartbeat.
[08:26] <tannersummers_> fryguy: I install this program called edubuntu i thought will help me learn but instead even after i removed the program it shwos edubuntu as the background when i log in with my username and passord
[08:26] <tannersummers_> 0o
[08:26] <fryguy> tannersummers_: while you are logging in, or after you log in
[08:26] <lstarnes> tannersummers_: try reinstalling ubuntu-desktop
[08:27] <tannersummers_> the screen that ask u to type in username and pass
[08:27] <tannersummers_> i dotn wanna jack u all the work i did into setting up my unbutu
[08:27] <fryguy> tannersummers_: running gdmsetup as root
[08:27] <fryguy> and change it
[08:27] <Severian> xxubuntu, have you tried the hotkeys package?
[08:27] <xxubuntu> where can i get that Severian ?
[08:27] <rootvirus> xubuntu rocks!
[08:27] <Severian> Synaptic
[08:28] <Severian> xxubuntu, Synaptic.  Just like most packages on xubuntu.
[08:28] <tannersummers_> thansk fryguy while im talking to u, anyway to make my account an admin/root?
[08:29] <fryguy> tannersummers_: if you can sudo, then it is
[08:29] <lstarnes> tannersummers_: you don't need to be root.  sudo usually works well enough
[08:29] <devius> hello, i have a problem with my webcaam, the picture is always black and white
[08:29] <tannersummers_> fryguy i mean everything as root so i dont have this problem of guessing a programs name to sudo it agian
[08:29] <fryguy> tannersummers_: no
[08:30] <Severian> tannersummers_, Ubuntu does not use root, typically.  Any user can normally doe root type things, but you have to do it through sudo.
[08:30] <tannersummers_> o
[08:30] <tannersummers_> tyy
[08:30] <lstarnes> tannersummers_: often you can look in the menu editor to see which executable name a program uses
[08:30] <gnr> tannersummers: #sudo vipw
[08:30] <lstarnes> gnr: don't recommend that
[08:30] <lstarnes> there's a big chance doing that could screw things up badly
[08:30] <tannersummers_> ?
[08:30] <tannersummers_> yikes
[08:30] <fryguy> lstarnes: lol, no
[08:30] <gnr> lstarners:giving the man what he wants
[08:31] <tannersummers_> brb guys
[08:31] <gnr> tannersummers: try $sudo -s
[08:31] <lstarnes> gnr: sudo -i tends to handle the environment better than -s
[08:31] <gnr> lol
[08:31] <paulo> any can help set up sound of adobe flash player in ubuntu
[08:32] <mobi-sheep> fryguy: Is there something where I can send/receive files without using <username>@<ip> because when I logged in using ssh, I'd have to log out to use scp to transfer files, then log in to use ssh?
[08:32] <paulo> by the way i have 2 sound card 1 got busted so i used a pci lan card
[08:32] <fryguy> mobi-sheep: just set up publickey authenticatin
[08:32] <fryguy> mobi-sheep: then you don't have to type your password
[08:33] <pooky_> Hello
[08:33] <gnr> lstarnes: sudo -i writes the bash history as root
[08:33] <lstarnes> gnr: but it uses root's environment, not the user's environment
[08:33] <devius> hello, i have a problem with my webcaam, the picture is always black and white
[08:33] <fryguy> lstarnes: which is almost certainly what you want
[08:33] <Severian> mobi-sheep, Open a second terminal prompt and do the scp there.
[08:33] <Broken_> hello all dose anyone know a good program to use to convert an ISO to a IMG?
[08:34] <pooky_> I know this might sound stupid
[08:34] <gnr> lstarners: echo $PATH is the same.. it appends the same path.. and appends the same history with your user.. it's easy to track back a common history
[08:34] <xxubuntu> Severian, i tried hotkeys. didnt work
[08:34] <pooky_> but I have problems dowloading AIM and Skype...
[08:34] <fryguy> Broken_: j/c, why
[08:34] <office> Broken_, acetoneiso2
[08:35] <gnr> lstarnes: anyways. that's the beauty of choices ain't it?
[08:35] <tannersummers> back
[08:35] <mobi-sheep> fryguy, Severian: Lol. Nice.  I like the passwordless ssh. :>
[08:35] <Severian> xxubuntu, The only other thing I have seen is to do it through lirc setup.  I don't know an easy setup guide for that, but it should work,
[08:35] <tannersummers> is there a program to chance options of the grub bootloader? i had one before, a program for that that is
[08:35] <bullgard4> gnome-sound-recorder reports: "Your audio capture settings are invalid. Please correct them in the Multimedia settings." (I did use Teamspeak2.) Where are the 'Multimedia settings' to be found?
[08:36] <xxubuntu> Severian, what's that?
[08:36] <jimmyjh> Pooky, for aim i recommend using Pidgin, for Skype goto the home page
[08:36] <devius> hello, i have a problem with my webcaam, the picture is always black and white
[08:37] <Broken_> I've made an iso of my backup windows and need to put it on a flash drive for my netbook....they give a cd when there's no cdrom...I was going to use imagewriter to put it on usb drive
[08:37] <Severian> xxubuntu, lirc is the linux infrared control program.  People use it to let a remote control drive various feature.  It can also be set to accept keyboard commands from special keys.
[08:38] <tannersummers> whats this beryl?
[08:38] <pooky_> jimmyjh, then where's the setting for a webcam call???
[08:38] <xxubuntu> is it a synaptic package, Severian ?
[08:38] <jimmyjh> tannersummers, beryl is now known as Compiz
[08:38] <tannersummers> ah
[08:38] <tannersummers> nvm then
[08:38] <Severian> tannersummers, beryl is no more.  It was incorporated into compiz.
[08:38] <devius> agh...this place sucks
[08:38] <tannersummers> how do i cahnge the cursor
[08:38] <Broken_> on acidtone it looks like it only goes from img to iso.....unless I'm missing something
[08:38] <jimmyjh> Pooky, in skype? it has options for voice and cam
[08:39] <gnr> devius:attitude man...
[08:39] <pooky_> Jimmyjh I meant Pidgin.
[08:39] <Severian> xxubuntu, it is a package in synaptic, but that is only the first part of the setup.  It is not easy and you'll have to google for the info.
[08:39] <lstarnes> gnr: check your quit notices.  he left the channel
[08:39] <jimmyjh> Pooky, as for aim on pidgin, there is no cam for it  yet, but they are working on it
[08:40] <gnr> lstarnes: :) it's for others
[08:40] <Broken_> sorry acetone
[08:40] <Severian> Pooky, ekiga supports video calls.
[08:40] <pooky_> Jimmyjh, thanks I'll watch out for the updates then.
[08:40] <jimmyjh> Pooky, yes ekiga is also good
[08:40] <jimmyjh> Pooky, its more like skype
[08:40] <tannersummers> how can i get my desktop to have a floating dock like as in a mac
[08:40] <pooky_> Ekiga,...I had that on my old laptop..I find it hard to use surprisingly
[08:41] <Trentor> Is there a way to play wmap sound in linux?
[08:41] <jimmyjh> Pooky, its not so hard once you get the hang of it,,,
[08:41] <gnr> lstarnes:it's been almost 5 years since my last irc chat..
[08:42] <Severian> pooky_ ekiga has much improved in the last year or two.  Two yaers ago, I could barely make it work.  It does a pretty good job now.
[08:42] <Trentor> skype > ekiga
[08:42] <fryguy> Severian: that's what us developers do, we make things better
[08:42] <Severian> Trentor, I hope not.
[08:42] <Trentor> well its true
[08:42] <Trentor> imo
[08:42] <Trentor> ofc
[08:43] <pooky_> Jimmyjh, Well,...I'll try it out then...and see what happens this time ;P
[08:43]  * fryguy starts recompiling code for system update
[08:43] <Severian> fryguy, are you an ekiga developer, or was that a general developer comment?
[08:43] <fryguy> Severian: general dev comment
[08:43] <jimmyjh> Pooky, ok good luck, if your using ubuntu should be already on
[08:43] <pooky_> Severian, Hmmm I updated my Ekiga 6 months ago...and I still thought of it badly.
[08:43] <Severian> Trentor, I meant I hope protected wma files would not play in Linux.
[08:44] <pooky_> Jimmyjh, I'm using xubuntu and it's not on so i guess I'm at the old downloading question...
[08:44] <Trentor> Eh, well I wish they did, even if they are protected
[08:44] <jimmyjh> Pooky, "sudo apt-get ekiga" easy as that
[08:45] <jimmyjh> ooops
[08:45] <xxubuntu> Severian, can i have ur email addy?
[08:45] <jimmyjh> Pooky, sudo apt-get install ekiga" :P
[08:45] <pooky_> Butt don't you need to get the packages?
[08:45] <pooky_> But*
[08:45] <Trentor> thats what apt-get does
[08:45] <Severian> xxubuntu, lets go to a PM, first.
[08:45] <jimmyjh> Pooky, pakage manager takes care of that
[08:45] <MiVo> hi everyone, how do I activate S-video in 9.04 ? In 8.10 and earlier versions it worked without problems, but in 9.04 not anymore
[08:46] <pooky_> Well,..I didn't know migrating from MAC to Linux was that hard...
[08:46] <Tannersummers> guys how can i have a floating dock just like a mac does?
[08:46] <fryguy> Tannersummers: try awndock
[08:46] <pooky_> Well ill go download it now..I'l be be right back
[08:47] <Tannersummers> where do i get it
[08:47] <jimmyjh> Pooky, ok good luck
[08:47] <pooky_> to log in root it's "sudo -s"?
[08:47] <jimmyjh> Tannersummers, there are a few  Avant and Cario to name a few
[08:47] <fryguy> Tannersummers: apt-get install avant-window-navigator
[08:47] <lstarnes> pooky_: sudo -i, and you usually do not need to log in as root
[08:47] <insmod> how do I get gstreamer to use /dev/audio1 not /dev/audio0
[08:47] <jimmyjh> Pooky, na,, just goto terminal type this in "sudo apt-get install ekiga"
[08:48] <themad> hi
[08:49] <Tannersummers> ty all who helped me
[08:49] <pooky_> Jimmyjh, it's says this "E: Couldn't find package Ekiga"
[08:49] <fryguy> insmod: gnome-sound-properties
[08:49] <jimmyjh> Pooky, lower case e
[08:49] <lstarnes> pooky_: don't capitalise ekiga in that command
[08:49] <insmod> how do I get gstreamer to use /dev/audio1 not /dev/audio0
[08:49] <jimmyjh> Pooky, its case sensative
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[08:50] <pooky_> Jimmyjh, Ok thanks,...like i said it's going to be hard to migrate from mac to linux...
[08:50] <themad> I have a problem with xubuntu 9.04. The mouse is invisible! I can move it, click, open applications with it, but I don't accually see mouse pointer, so I don't know where it is.
[08:50] <Tannersummers> fryguy now that i installed it now waht?
[08:50] <fryguy> Tannersummers: run it
[08:50] <jimmyjh> Pooky, its worth the move if you ask me,,, it always gets better
[08:50] <Tannersummers> well i eman what does it go under as in the prefecrence?
[08:50] <fryguy> Tannersummers: none
[08:50] <fryguy> Tannersummers: it's an application, run it
[08:51] <Tannersummers> i mena how where do i find it to run it lol
[08:51] <Tannersummers> ah nvm
[08:51] <fryguy> alt-f2, avant-window-navigator <enter>
[08:51] <pooky_> Jimmyjh, Well learning with commands and , things like that make it easier...but it's hard at first to rmeeber everything...
[08:51] <themad> is there anyone that could me? :)
[08:51] <fryguy> Tannersummers: might be worthwhile to take some time to actually try things yourself instead of just asking to have your hand held through every little step
[08:52] <Tannersummers> iv been trying i just so lost at this OS sometimes u know
[08:52] <fryguy> Tannersummers: no, i don't know
[08:52] <Tannersummers> :S
[08:52] <Tannersummers> thank u for all ur help fryguy
[08:53] <jimmyjh> Pooky, its not so hard basic commands you need to learn to install and remove programs are "sudo apt-get install "program" and sudo apt-get remove "program"
[08:54] <pooky_> Jimmyjh, I was talking to a friend that works GNU but he talked about "apt-get cache |grep"
[08:54] <fryguy> pooky_: what about it
[08:55] <fryguy> pooky_: he was probably talking about apt-cache, not apt-get cache, since that doesn't exist
[08:55] <pooky_> fryguy: Stupid question , what do i use that command for?
[08:55] <fryguy> pooky_: apt-cache lets you query your available packages, the 2 most common commands are search and show
[08:55] <fryguy> piping through grep will only show lines of output that match a given regex
[08:56] <fryguy> rather than the entire output
[08:56] <jimmyjh> Pooky, that is useful when searching
[08:57] <sup3rs3nior> woah.. 1337 users? thats pretty cool..
[08:57] <pooky_> so for example...if I wanted to search for java sun i would put
[08:57] <fryguy> pooky_: apt-cache search java
[08:57] <pooky_> Oh...
[08:57] <pooky_> Hmmm Thanks ^^
[08:57] <miki> chanserv..come posso fare per settare o andare nel canale italiano? grazie
[08:57] <sup3rs3nior> anyone pretty good with ubuntu server?
[08:58] <sysadmin> anyone knows how to connect to a wireless network from command prompt?
[08:58] <fryguy> !ask | sup3rs3nior
[08:58] <fryguy> sysadmin: iwconfig
[08:58] <sysadmin> fryguy, yes, but how do I specify the network name?
[08:58] <fryguy> sysadmin: the ssid?
[08:59] <kerebrus__> sup3rss3nior: not an expert but what you need?
[08:59] <sup3rs3nior> I just installed Ubuntu Server. I can access it (apache) on my local network, but not from the outside internet.
[08:59] <fryguy> sysadmin: it's essid (unless you are referring to the hardware bssid)
[08:59] <pooky_> JImmyjh I've just downloaded ekiga , how do i open it?
[08:59] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: are you behind a router?
[08:59] <sup3rs3nior> Already fwd port 80
[08:59] <sysadmin> fryguy, ok, got it, and the password in hex?
[08:59] <jimmyjh> Pooky, you installed it yes?
[08:59] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: are you sure port 80 isn't blocked by your isp?
[08:59] <fryguy> sysadmin: i think so, read the manpage
[08:59] <pooky_> JImmyjh, Yes I have.
[08:59] <sup3rs3nior> Yeah because ive been using it before i switched to linux..
[08:59] <fryguy> sysadmin: if you are using wpa you'll need wpa-supplicant
[09:00] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: what IPs is apache bound to?
[09:00] <jimmyjh> Pooky, well many ways in terminal type ekiga
[09:00] <sup3rs3nior> should be 80 right?
[09:00] <jimmyjh> Pooky, or in applicationsre in internet apps it should be in the
[09:00] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: IPs, not port
[09:00] <sup3rs3nior> Im not folowing..
[09:01] <Rigongia> miki : che client stai usando ?
[09:01] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: is apache listening on 0.0.0.0, or is it listening on a specific IP? or is it listening on a specific set of IPs?
[09:01] <pooky_> Thanks Jimmyjh,...Now it says I have to configure my network settings...I think i can do that
[09:01] <jimmyjh> Pooky, also neat way to open applications quickly is to "ALT+F2" and type the program in
[09:01] <pooky_> alt+fé I'll keep that in mind
[09:01] <sup3rs3nior> Is that listed in a config file of some sort?
[09:01] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: yep
[09:01] <fryguy> in /etc/apache2 i think
[09:02] <sup3rs3nior> apache2.conf?
[09:02] <lstarnes> sup3rs3nior: either that or ports.conf
[09:02] <bonez46> help.. I need to upgrade my bios.. on my MSI mobo.. K9VGM-V.. anyone know how to do this?
[09:02] <sup3rs3nior> ive been looking through apache2.conf, I just dont know what im looking for..
[09:02] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: "Listen"
[09:03] <lstarnes> sup3rs3nior: the Listen directive
[09:03] <Slart> bonez46: probably the people as MSI.. that's where I would start looking
[09:03] <sup3rs3nior> does nano have a search function?
[09:03] <gnr> bonez: you can try coreboot linux bois
[09:03] <gnr> #flashrom
[09:03] <^Cub> yup ahh
[09:03] <maxagaz> can someone suggest me a good and cheap SIP phone brandt ?
[09:03] <^Cub> i need help
[09:03] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: grep -ri Listen /etc/apache2
[09:04] <fryguy> !ask | ^Cub
[09:04] <Slart> !ot | maxagaz
[09:04] <gnr> bonez: #flashrom will check you current bios chip. You can even save the current bios and flash a new one
[09:04] <bonez46> people at MSI ? they are in Korea.. or Japan..
[09:04] <flyankur> hey all , I am using ubuntu 8.04.2 , i have 2 problems 1. When i updates my kernel to 2.6.24-24 from 2.6.24-23 .but in 24-24 there is a resolution problem, display is of maximum 800*600 resolution. but in 24-23 it wokrs fine.  what could be the problem
[09:05] <pooky_> Ok! Ekiga is running..now to use it...
[09:05] <Slart> bonez46: well.. I'm in sweden.. where are you?
[09:05] <lstarnes> sup3rs3nior: or in nano use ctrl+W
[09:05] <sup3rs3nior> ports.conf.. one line says "listen 80" which makes sense..
[09:05] <bonez46> Slart: I am in utah, in USA
[09:05] <fryguy> flyankur: sudo apt-get update && upgrade, and make sure there are no packages being left back
[09:05] <sup3rs3nior> another line says listen 443
[09:05] <bonez46> gnr: WHAT IS #flashrom.. not a channel here on IRC.. right/
[09:05] <^Cub> im trying to install ubuntu on my eeepc. i have extracted eveything on to a portable hdd but when i reboot it comes up with some busybox v1.2 console. this is my 1st time even using linux. i dont know what to do from here
[09:05] <flyankur> fryguy: Thanks !! ill do this
[09:06] <gnr> bonez: read my next msg... it's a command
[09:06] <sup3rs3nior> Is there a default setting on ubuntu server that blocks "out of network" http requests?
[09:06] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: no
[09:06] <flyankur> fryguy:  Second problem, When ubuntu starts, startup sounds comes properly, skyope works properly, but when i run any video  or any audio file, sound doesnt come, i have installed all codecs, but this problem aslo has the same solution ?
[09:06] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: are you sure the port is forwarded correctly? to the right ip etc?
[09:06] <pooky_> Jimmyjh, another question...okay, I love music so I'm on this website called playlist.com, you can create your own playlist bla blabla and now that I'm linux why can't I play the music?
[09:07] <pooky_> Because
[09:07] <Slart> bonez46: if only there was a way of communicating with people from around the world.. it would be great.. we could create a mesh of connections.. perhaps use some kind of electronic signals.. we could call it.. the intermesh.. wait.. no that doesn't sound right..
[09:07] <fryguy> flyankur: no
[09:07] <pooky_> I have Flash I have java I have...what i need
[09:07] <gnr> bonez: is a flashing bios tool for linux... any type of bios actually (with support) and as well as coreboot bios (linux OSS bios)
[09:07] <sysadmin> fryguy, when i set the essid, how can I set the password?
[09:07] <fryguy> sysadmin: no idea
[09:07] <Rigongia> ^Cub : what is it that you have extracted to the portable hdd ?
[09:07] <sup3rs3nior> yeah, 192.168.1.100, just as though i were accessing it locally.
[09:07] <flyankur> fryguy: what could be theproblem
[09:07] <fryguy> flyankur: misconfigured sound card driver
[09:08] <fryguy> flyankur: try going to gnome-sound-properties and setting things not autodetect
[09:08] <livingdaylight> hi
[09:08] <bullgard4> gnome-sound-recorder reports: "Your audio capture settings are invalid. Please correct them in the Multimedia settings." (I did use Teamspeak2.) Where are the 'Multimedia settings' to be found?
[09:08] <flyankur> fryguy: but i used Add/remove facilty for installing.. how should i correct it
[09:08] <livingdaylight> are there still regular classes on #ubuntu-classes or somewhere?
[09:08] <sup3rs3nior> when i forward it to my windows server on port 80 (to xampp) it works fine.
[09:08] <fryguy> bullgard4: gnome-sound-properties
[09:08] <^Cub> Rigongia: easy-peasy-1.1.iso
[09:09] <Slart> bonez46: /away
[09:09] <Slart> sorry
[09:09] <flyankur> fryguy: Ok ! thanks :)
[09:09] <jimmyjh> Pooky, good way to get all the codecs you may need sudo apt-get install xubuntu-restricted-extras"
[09:09] <Rigongia> ^Cub : so ... what do you mean by "extracted" ?
[09:10] <bonez46> gnr: ok, found and installed flashrom. when I run it, it can't find a chipset
[09:10] <pooky_> JImmyjh, but...I only need Flash to use  my playlist... I'll still give it a try though
[09:10] <^Cub> Rigongia: i was told to use UNetbootin-Ubuntu Eee to put the .iso onto the portable HDD so it can boot from it
[09:10] <^Cub> can i post links in here?
[09:10] <Rigongia> sure
[09:11] <^Cub> http://www.simplehelp.net/2008/07/28/a-step-by-step-guide-to-installing-ubuntu-804-hardy-heron-on-your-eee-pc/
[09:11] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: what is the output of ifconfig -a
[09:11] <livingdaylight> hola, puede dirme si tienes classes de Ubuntu en el canal #ubuntu-classes
[09:11] <sup3rs3nior> for eth0?
[09:11] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: the entire output
[09:12] <bullgard4> fryguy: Calling gnome-sound-properties I cannot detect an item 'Multimedia settings'. Can you?
[09:12] <fryguy> bullgard4: i don't have gnome-sound-properties so i wouldn't know
[09:12] <sup3rs3nior> very long.......
[09:12] <gnr> bonez46: you have to check on http://www.coreboot.org/Flashrom#Supported_chips for specific chips
[09:12] <greato> hello! I want to make a ddos program
[09:12] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: that is what pastebins are for
[09:12] <greato> how to do that
[09:12] <bullgard4> fryguy: I see.
[09:12] <sup3rs3nior> oh right!
[09:12] <fryguy> greato: it's called ping
[09:12] <fryguy> greato: go have a bunch of machines do it at once
[09:13] <greato> fryguy: I have 6 machines
[09:13] <fryguy> greato: anything more detailed is outside of the scope of this channel
[09:13] <greato> fryguy: I have 6 machines with 3 internet connection
[09:13] <sup3rs3nior> so, where are these paste bins?
[09:13] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: pastebin.com
[09:13] <lstarnes> sup3rs3nior: paste.ubuntu.com
[09:13] <livingdaylight> can i ask a question?
[09:13] <fryguy> !ask | livingdaylight
[09:13] <livingdaylight> fryguy: lol, you're fast
[09:13] <Rigongia> livingdaylight : we are here for that reason  !:)
[09:14] <livingdaylight>  are there still regular classes on #ubuntu-classes or somewhere?
[09:14] <flyankur> fryguy: They are set to auto detect, i should change it to ... conexent digital , conexent analog, AlSA, OSS  , Pulse Audio Driver ( lspci | grep audio showed "Audio device: nVidia Corporation MCP51 High Definition Audio (rev a2)" )
[09:14] <livingdaylight> Rigongia: you are de bestest
[09:14] <fryguy> flyankur: there's a test button next to it for a reason
[09:14] <livingdaylight> where do i find out about these?
[09:14] <gnr> bonez46: #flashrom --list-supported
[09:14] <sup3rs3nior> is there a way i can rout the output of ipconfig to a file?
[09:14] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: ifconfig > file
[09:15] <Rigongia> ^Cub : at what step of the guide are you stuck ?
[09:15] <flyankur> fryguy:  oops :D
[09:15] <lstarnes> sup3rs3nior: or ipconfig >> file if you don't want to completely overwrite
[09:15] <Severian> sup3rs3nior, just like most commands at the terminal prompt.  Remember that meme and use it often.
[09:15] <fryguy> lstarnes: depending on the shell you are using (while we are being pedantic)
[09:15] <^Cub> Rigongia: after i rebooted to install Ubuntu, it comes up with BusyBox, how do i get past that?
[09:16] <unhackmee> hey can anyone tell me whether there is a task manage equivilent for ubuntu
[09:16] <bonez46> gnr: I checked the listing and my board is not yet supported..
[09:16] <fryguy> unhackmee: ps, top, htop should give you everything you need
[09:16] <Rigongia> ^Cub : does it give any error message before going to busybox ?
[09:16] <lstarnes> unhackmee: system > administration > system monitor
[09:16] <unhackmee> thanks fryguy
[09:16] <Severian> unhackmee, type at the terminal prompt     ps aux
[09:16] <^Cub> Rigongia: No
[09:16] <fryguy> Severian: you should recomend ef as paraemeters instead of aux
[09:17] <gnr> bonez46: that's the only native bios utility in linux... else you have to use freedos/windows utility
[09:17] <Severian> fryguy, I am not argueing against your suggestion.  I just want to know why.  Does aux pose some threat?
[09:18] <Rigongia> ^Cub : just to make sure ... you hit esc to ensure that the eee-pc booted off the usb portable hdd, right ?
[09:18] <^Cub> yes
[09:18] <^Cub> @ Rigongia
[09:18] <fryguy> Severian: ef is POSIX compliant, aux is not.  knowing ef becomes handy if you ever decide to use other *nix systems
[09:18] <sup3rs3nior> http://pastebin.com/m57b8976e
[09:18] <bonez46> gnr: that's the thing.. I think I found the specific windows bios files.. for my mobo.. but I run ubuntu and thus.. can't run . I guess I need to boot up win xp somehow and then run it?
[09:18] <sup3rs3nior> Did i do that right?
[09:18] <fryguy> Severian: actually used it to catch a hacker once at a previous company i worked at
[09:18] <Severian> fryguy, OK.  That is a good reason.  Thanks.
[09:19] <themad> I have a problem with xubuntu 9.04. The mouse is invisible! I can move it, click, open applications with it, but I don't accually see mouse pointer, so I don't know where it is.
[09:19] <themad> I hope, that someone can help.
[09:19] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: and netstat -l?
[09:19] <Rigongia> ^Cub : i'm sorry but at the moment i can't think of anything that could cause your problem. If anything comes into my mind i'm gonna let you know
[09:19] <gartral> themad: try switching your pointer graphics
[09:19] <gnr> bonez46: you can try windows bart pe live cd or any freedos utility from ubcd
[09:19] <ycmarvin> hello im trying to install ubuntu now, on the partition part, how many should i allocate for the EFI boot
[09:19] <themad> gartral: i tried to, but there is no change.
[09:20] <fryguy> ycmarvin: is there a default
[09:20] <bonez46> gnr. thanks..
[09:20] <gartral> themad: on all desktop managers?
[09:20] <sup3rs3nior> http://pastebin.com/d520b7fbe
[09:20] <^Cub> Rigongia: thanks, i'll keep trying at it. If you think of something either highlight me with the message or send me a memo
[09:20] <ubuntu> oops
[09:21] <ubuntu> sorry for quit/rejoin
[09:21] <themad> gartral: on gnome it works fine, but on gnome i have resolution problem ;) beside xfce is better for my celeron 1.6M ;)
[09:21] <Rigongia> ^Cub : i see that the guide says it's for eeepc-900 ... do you have another eeepc ? or maybe (just guessing) you downloaded the wrong iso file ?
[09:21] <ycmarvin> fryguy: no, did not see one. I'm doing this dual boot, my hd is 80GB half for XP, 250MB on swap
[09:21] <q0_0p> anyone here can help me getting gforce mx420 working?
[09:21] <cryingtux> hi
[09:21] <Rigongia> q0_op : please explain better what your problem is
[09:22] <Rigongia> hi cryingtux :)
[09:22] <q0_0p> i installed drivers from nvidia site and it only lets me run in low graphics mode
[09:22] <cryingtux> how do i cancel pending jobs in an hp printer?
[09:22] <cryingtux> i cant locate them
[09:22] <^Cub> Rigongia: i have the eeepc 900A
[09:22] <gartral> themad: i ve a 1.7 celeron, and i run nome+compiz with ALL the bells and whisles, and see at most 20% proc usage
[09:22] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: what is the IP of the windows machine?
[09:22] <Rigongia> ^Cub : and the exact name of the iso file you downloaded is ... ?
[09:23] <q0_0p> on top of that my mouse seems to lag
[09:23] <sup3rs3nior> on my local network i set it to be 192.168.1.100 but perhaps the router disagrees?
[09:23] <^Cub> EasyPeasy-1.1.iso @ Rigongia
[09:23] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: ... you have 2 machines with the same IP at the same time?
[09:23] <themad> gartral: but i prefer XFCE. do you know how can i make it work?
[09:23] <sup3rs3nior> set as in when i configured the server..
[09:23] <gartral> themad: anyway, it sounds like xfce is missing some packages
[09:23] <cryingtux> im looking for the web interface to cancel those jobs
[09:23] <q0_0p> im downloading envyng; just hoping it works
[09:23] <Rigongia> cryingtux : you have at least two choices ... easiest (in my opinion) is to open your browser at the address http://localhost:631 and cancel them from there
[09:24] <sup3rs3nior> i shouldnt, that was the ip of the box before i installed linux but none of my linux boxes show up in the routers list..
[09:24] <themad> gartral: on #xfce channel i was told that its xorg fault
[09:24] <gartral> themad: not entirly sure, i dont use XFCE, it takes too much ram
[09:24] <pooky_> Ok! it works!
[09:24] <gartral> themad: try E16 :)
[09:24] <pooky_> Thank you to, Jimmyjh! Fryguy, and Servian!
[09:24] <cryingtux> Rigongia: thanks, i was looking for that
[09:24] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: can the linux machine reach the internet?
[09:25] <Rigongia> ^Cub : have you got a cd-rw at hand, so you can try to burn the cd and boot from there instead of the portable hdd ?
[09:25] <sup3rs3nior> what is a good way of checking if it can reach the internet?
[09:25] <themad> right.
[09:25] <sup3rs3nior> wget maybe?
[09:25] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: ping google.com
[09:25] <jimmyjh> no problem Pooky
[09:25] <sup3rs3nior> oh
[09:25] <jimmyjh> Pooky, you got ekiga?
[09:25] <sup3rs3nior> UNKNOWN wow i see now..
[09:25] <jimmyjh> you can add me ifyou like "jimmyjh"
[09:26] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: did you define a gateway?
[09:26] <^Cub> Rigongia: i would.. but EeePc's don't have a CD Drive :/
[09:26] <sup3rs3nior> i attempted to.. but i think i did it wrong..
[09:26] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: /etc/network/interfaces
[09:26] <whatvn> ^Cub: boot from a usb
[09:26] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: it should be set to 192.168.1.1 unless you have a strange network topology
[09:27] <^Cub> Rigongia: I'll see what I can find. brb
[09:27] <Rigongia> whatvn : cub's trying to boot from a usb hdd, but ubuntu goes into busybox
[09:27] <elfgoh> Any idea how to see which apache modules are loaded for Ubuntu apache server? No php installed
[09:27] <sup3rs3nior> accidentally had it as 192.168.0.1 - do i need to restart it now?
[09:27] <cryingtux> Rigongia: do we have kde 4.2.3 now in repos?
[09:28] <Rigongia> cryingtux : let me check
[09:28] <fryguy> elfgoh:  apachectl -t -D DUMP_MODULES
[09:29] <sup3rs3nior> should i restart the whole system or can i just restart the network services?
[09:29] <cryingtux> i have fully updated system and i still see kde 4.2.2
[09:29] <elfgoh> fryguy: bash: apachectl: command not found
[09:29] <gnr> fryguy: apache2ctl
[09:29] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: you can just restart networking
[09:29] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: you almost never have to restart the machine
[09:29] <sup3rs3nior> with ifconfig?
[09:29] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: or /etc/init.d/networking
[09:29] <gnr> elfgoh: fryguy means .... #apache2ctl -t -D DUMP_MODULES
[09:30] <elfgoh> gnr: cool thanks.
[09:30]  * fryguy wonders why ubuntu renamed the command
[09:30] <gnr> fryguy: lol
[09:30] <q0_0p> the tab button is the best command
[09:31] <q0_0p> spamming the tab button yes
[09:31] <sup3rs3nior> WE HAVE PACKETS! fryguy I have a newfound respect for you.
[09:31] <gnr> fryguy: they'll say .. ask the freaking guy at apache group
[09:31] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: lol
[09:31] <v4vijayakumar> anybody here from India, using bsnl / evdo wireless device for their internet connection ?
[09:31] <Jasa> Hey, what would be good program to watch satellite, if totem-xine segfaults, myth not too shabby to configure and kaffeine needs kde libs i don't want to install ... what good programs left ?
[09:31] <Rigongia> cryingtux : on http://packages.ubuntu.com i still see kde 4.2.2
[09:32] <fryguy> Jasa: vlc and mplayer should work
[09:32] <gnr> Jasa: mplayer, xine. vlc
[09:32] <Jasa> mplayer you need to zap channels ... vlc or xine have good channel list on side ?
[09:32] <Rigongia> fryguy : an offtopic question ... how can you write "actions" like "fryguy wonders why ubuntu renamed the command" ?
[09:32] <lstarnes> Rigongia: /me
[09:32] <fryguy> Rigongia: use /me
[09:33] <Rigongia> thanks
[09:33] <WIGGMPk> what is the command to edit the gnome menus?
[09:33] <Jasa> alacarte
[09:33]  * ghindo suggests that Rigongia uses "/me"
[09:34] <Rigongia> weird ... if i use the "/me" command i can't see my own messages
[09:34]  * sup3rs3nior thinks pastebin is the coolest thing since sliced bread..
[09:34] <jimmyjh> WIGGMPk, ALT+F2, gconf-editor
[09:34] <WIGGMPk> thanks Jasa
[09:34] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: you are pretty easy to please
[09:34] <Tyrath> I installed some new fonts and now all the ubuntu jaunty fonts (which I liked) seem to have disappeared/been disabled. Is there anyway I can reenable them or get them back?
[09:34] <cryingtux> Rigongia: i found this :::http://www.kubuntu.org/news/kde-4.2.3
[09:35] <WIGGMPk> jimmyjh: no, thats the configuration editor not the gnome main menu editor, plus I have no gnome-panels so RUN dialog is disabled Jasa got it though
[09:35] <Tyrath> I can tell you exactly what I did if you need me to explain
[09:35] <sup3rs3nior> I try to be.. That's one way to be happy.. Lives not about the cards you get but how you play them..
[09:35] <sup3rs3nior> *lifes
[09:35] <fryguy> Tyrath: yes
[09:35] <Rigongia> so Kubuntu (which is a fork of "regular" ubuntu) indeed has kde 4.2.3
[09:35] <Rigongia> but apparently standard Ubuntu has not
[09:36] <jimmyjh> WIGGMPk, oh good good i thought you asked for the editor :)
[09:36] <reenignEesreveR> i wanna setup a file sharing server ... an ungeeky so something better than ftp/samba should do ... is there any "getdropbox.com" like servcie which i may install on my ubuntu machine?
[09:36] <lstarnes> Rigongia: regular ubuntu uses the same packages as kubuntu
[09:36] <cryingtux> Rigongia: im using kubuntu so i guess i will get these packages
[09:36] <jimmyjh> WIGGMPk, i hate when the panels disappear
[09:36] <jimmyjh> lol
[09:36] <sup3rs3nior> Do both kubuntu and ubuntu have gnome?
[09:36] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: yes
[09:36] <Tyrath> fryguy: sudo unzip -d /usr/share/fonts/truetype/ ~/OSX/Fonts.zip && sudo fc-cache -f -v
[09:37] <jimmyjh> sup3rs3nior, you can get either
[09:37] <WIGGMPk> jimmyjh: i disabled it purposely.. I prefer just avant-window-navi
[09:37] <gnr> Tyrath: #fc-cache -rv
[09:37] <lstarnes> sup3rs3nior: the difference is that is installed by default
[09:37] <sup3rs3nior> What is Xubuntu?
[09:37] <Rigongia> cryingtux : if you added the repo in the link you just send me, otherwise not :D
[09:37] <themad> sup3rs3nior: it's ubuntu with XFCE instead of gnome
[09:37] <jimmyjh> WIGGMPk, ah nice , some people like keeping only the dock on,, i just keep the panels lol
[09:38] <Tyrath> gnr: I just tried that but it didn't seem to do anything. should I take away the # ?
[09:38] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: uses xfce as the default desktop environment
[09:38] <sup3rs3nior> XFCE is used with Solaris, correct?
[09:38] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: no
[09:38] <jimmyjh> sup3rs3nior, its xubuntu uses xfce. as kubuntu uses kde and ubuntu uses gnome
[09:38] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: solaris switched to gnome a while ago
[09:38] <skillet> sup3rs3nior, you must me thinking CDE
[09:38] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: somewhat in sync with opensolaris
[09:39] <Tyrath> gnc?
[09:39] <sup3rs3nior> Oh, yeah i saw some screen shots of opensolaris and what looked like xfce
[09:39] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: it was gmp,e
[09:39] <fryguy> gnome
[09:39] <themad> "looked like"
[09:39] <sup3rs3nior> right haha
[09:39] <Tyrath> ok, I did it anyway. I'll logout and log back into ubuntu desktop and see what happens
[09:40] <skillet> opensolaris has gnome.... solalris has some jacked up java+gnome crap
[09:40] <sup3rs3nior> is opensolaris worth checking out?
[09:40] <fryguy> sup3rs3nior: no
[09:40] <skillet> fryguy, what makes you say no? have you tried it?
[09:40] <Jasa> Hey, so how does the vlc channel surfing work ? -.-
[09:40] <fryguy> skillet: yes
 if you have a SPARC it might be ... </joking>
[09:41] <skillet> sup3rs3nior, there is a new version coming out next month
[09:41] <fryguy> Rigongia: recent benchmarks show amd64 outperforming sparc with recent recompiles
[09:41] <sup3rs3nior> i tried to run it in a virtual machine but it didn't work, so i was thinking about installing it..
[09:41] <sup3rs3nior> for kicks..
[09:42] <skillet> and opensolaris doesnt run on sparc
[09:42] <Rigongia> fryguy : really ? Thanks for telling me :)
[09:42] <skillet> thats prob why he was 'joking'
[09:42] <sup3rs3nior> that would explain it..
[09:42] <mbent> hi, if i build something from source, will i have to build it from source forever (to upgrade it)? Or when the new version comes out in the repositories.... will it automatically update to that binary?
[09:42] <fryguy> skillet: the only things it has to offer featurewise are dtrace and zfs.  As a desktop operating system it's very poor.  As a server OS it's quite good, but speed is very slow compared to other common unices.  It's quite good for running on HEAVY hardware though.
[09:42] <fryguy> skillet: not public releases
[09:42] <fryguy> mbent: build from source forever
[09:43] <ExtremeDevilz> humm guys
[09:43] <skillet> fryguy, zfs is prob one of the greatest things ever
[09:43] <sup3rs3nior> back when i was in linux class, all our lab computers were "dumb terminals" on a server. i think the server made an "instance" for each computer.. any ideas what that was?
[09:43] <RunSky> in svn ,how to commit branch to trunk?/
[09:43] <fryguy> skillet: yes
[09:43] <RunSky> in svn ,how to commit branch to trunk?/
[09:43] <Tyrath> ok, nothing seems to have changed :/
[09:43] <fryguy> RunSky: svn merge
[09:43] <mbent> fryguy, great, i have 2. One says it will automagically upgrade, and the other says build from source forever, and you say build from source forever
[09:44] <alex123> Hi, how do I get a microphone on my laptop to work?
[09:44] <mbent> 2 friends **
[09:44] <RunSky> thank you
[09:44] <alex123> internal one, under keyboard, and I`m on dell 1525
[09:44] <Tyrath> unless... can anyone do me a favor. visit facebook and tell me if the fonts have changed to some weird format?
[09:44] <jony123> hello if my harddrive has 'cyclic reduncney test' im guessing that this is not good
[09:44] <fryguy> mbent: if you install from source, you won't put anything in any of the places that debian will know about, you won't register the package as being installed or anything, so apt won't even know it exists
[09:44] <skillet> Tyrath, they are still the same... haha
[09:44] <lstarnes> Tyrath: tget look normal
[09:45] <fryguy> mbent: what MIGHT happen is apt will just install over your thing later on, depending on how you install it
[09:45] <Rigongia> alex123 : can you post the output of "lspci -v | grep -i audio" ?
[09:45] <Tyrath> skillet lstarnes : thats annoying because it means I've lost the jaunty fonts :(
[09:45] <Tyrath> skillet lstarnes : but thanks anyhow
[09:45] <alex123> 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 02)
[09:46] <fryguy> skillet: have you actually used zfs?
[09:46] <skillet> fryguy, yes
[09:47] <fryguy> i'm running it on 1 of my machines now (other is hardware raid)
[09:47] <Rigongia> alex123 : how do you know the mic is not working ?
[09:47] <skillet> i actually maintain solaris 10 servers....
[09:47] <Tyrath> does anyone know where there's an image online of some jaunty text and how it should look? i don't know if I'm imagining it different or what :/
[09:48] <alex123> sound recorder doesnt record anything and in skype it doesnt work
[09:48] <Tyrath> alex123: it could be a problem with your microphone
[09:48] <arand> alex123: Look in volume control, preferences for alsa mixer, fiddle about with enabling everything that has to do with recording and change settings back and forth.
[09:48] <Rigongia> alex123 : have you checked your mixer settings ?
[09:48] <alex123> yeah I did with mixer
[09:49] <alex123> didnt with alsa, not sure about settings and I think its not even alsa in jaunty, no?
[09:49] <fryguy> alex123: it is
[09:49] <cryingtux> Rigongia: there is an issue with the GPG key of that link
[09:49] <alex123> ok which settings then and how to call them?
[09:49] <fryguy> alex123: alsamixer
[09:50] <jimmy_birer> hi
[09:50] <jimmy_birer> im using warty :D
[09:50] <jimmy_birer> i found old releases at ubuntu site and wanted to see warty at virtualbox
[09:50] <jimmy_birer> it rox at speed
[09:50] <jimmy_birer> i dont know
[09:50] <jimmy_birer> i think i will use it
[09:50] <jimmyjh> jimmy_birer, warty ? someone needs to upgrade :P
[09:50] <jimmy_birer> hehehehehe
[09:50] <jimmy_birer> no dude
[09:50] <jimmy_birer> just fot testing and playing
[09:51] <jimmyjh> jimmy_birer,  ohh lol
[09:51] <jimmy_birer> aaround
[09:51] <jimmy_birer> it doesn`t really ugly
[09:51] <alex123> doesnt help :(
[09:51] <jimmy_birer> now i will upgrade to a new kernel
[09:51] <jimmy_birer> or i will screw system
[09:51] <jimmy_birer> lol
[09:51] <Rigongia> cryingtux : what kind of issue ?
[09:51] <jimmy_birer> GTK 0.8
[09:52] <jimmyjh> jimmy_birer,  gtk 0.8 wow that is old
[09:52] <jimmy_birer> how to use patch?
[09:52] <fryguy> patch has a great manpage
[09:52] <cryingtux> i try adding the key and it says no valid key found
[09:52] <Tyrath> fryguy: that command I gave you before, would that have deleted the jaunty fonts?
[09:52] <cryingtux> im using another method now to add it as BLOCK key
[09:52] <fryguy> Tyrath: no
[09:53] <Tyrath> fryguy: would it explain why I no longer see the fonts?
[09:53] <fryguy> probably
[09:53] <fryguy> Tyrath: i install my fonts a different way so I dunno
[09:53] <jimmy_birer> is not really old-warty
[09:53] <jimmy_birer> just from 2004 :)
[09:53] <jimmyjh> jimmy_birer, getting new kernel will make it go as quick as it does now , might as well use jaunty :P
[09:53] <Rigongia> cryingtux : i'll try myself just to double check
[09:53] <jimmy_birer> jaunty sucks
[09:54] <jimmy_birer> hardy is stabler
[09:54] <cryingtux> Rigongia:yes please do it
[09:54] <Tyrath> fryguy: I don't normally install fonts, I just use the ones on the system. The only reason I used that command was cause it was on a site and I didn't know how to install fonts
[09:54] <jimmyjh> jimmy_birer, why you say that?  well jaunty has new features like the new xorg for example
[09:54] <arand> alex123: for me I have it working through [Under HDA Intel] first "capture" all the way up under "recording", "digital mic 1" for digital input source under options, [Under OSS] In-gain cranked all the way up.
[09:54] <jimmyjh> jimmy_birer, that takes time for it to work just right with all video drivers though especially ati's
[09:54] <Tyrath> fryguy: but if the fonts are still on my system, I should be able to switch back to them
[09:55] <fryguy> Tyrath: look in the directory and see if they are there
[09:55] <jimmy_birer> make is too old to compile linux kernel
[09:55] <jimmy_birer> hahahahaha
[09:56] <jimmy_birer> GNUstep maybe :D
[09:56] <jimmyjh> haha
[09:56] <sonium> hi, anyone familiar with NetworkManager's Mobile Broadband configuration?
[09:56] <Tyrath> fryguy: this is apparently my current set up. Application font: Sans 10; Document font: Sans 10; Desktop font: Sans 10; Window title font: Sans Bold 10; Fixed width font: Monospace 10
[09:56] <Tyrath> fryguy: is that the same as you?
[09:56] <jimmy_birer> np
[09:56] <jimmy_birer> no
[09:56] <fryguy> Tyrath: no, i have all of the fonts changed on my system, but those are the correct defaults
[09:57] <Tyrath> fryguy: that's bizarre then that I'm not seeing the defaults :/
[09:57] <fryguy> Tyrath: everywhere? or just certain applications?
[09:57] <Tyrath> fryguy: I would look to see if they're still there but I don't know what I'm looking for. Also if these say Sans and they're the default the replacements probably just took the names of the old fonts, no?
[09:57] <fryguy> Tyrath: no
[09:58] <jimmyjh> jimmy_birer, i might try out the new fedora 11 when its finally released
[09:58] <cryingtux> Rigongia; see this error http://pastebin.com/m41ea1c0a
[09:58] <cryingtux> even this method fails
[09:58] <Tyrath> fryguy: facebook for example. and it looks different in xterm
[09:58] <fryguy> do you have xtern configured to use XFT fonts?
[09:58] <fryguy> (hint: by default it's not)
[09:58] <Tyrath> fryguy: I'm not sure. whatever the default setting for jaunty was
[09:59] <ikevin> i have sound problem on flash application on jaunty 64b, i have tryed http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130384, so when i use pulse, i don't have sound for flash apps, and other sound are bad quality and often cutting
[09:59] <cryingtux> http://pastebin.com/m802d532   this one too
[09:59] <fryguy> Tyrath: and are you sure you are referring to xterm and not gnome-terminal?
[09:59] <ikevin> anyone have other idea for sound in flash without pulse?
[09:59] <Tyrath> fryguy: I thought xterm was gnome-terminal
[09:59] <ikevin> (i'm using optical out)
[09:59] <fryguy> ikevin: alsa-oss
[09:59] <fryguy> Tyrath: no
[09:59] <ikevin> fryguy, don't work too
[09:59] <fryguy> ikevin: did yo uset firefox DSP in /etc?
[10:00] <fryguy> Tyrath: when you unzipped, did it prompt you to overwrite stuff
[10:00] <ikevin> i don't have any firefoxrc in /etc/firefox-3.0
[10:00] <fryguy> ikevin: so make one
[10:00] <ikevin> ok
[10:00] <ozzmosis> Tyrath: gnome-terminal emulates xterm .. xterm is part of xorg .. gnome-terminal isn't
[10:00] <ikevin> what should i put on?
[10:00] <Tyrath> fryguy: ok, i just opened xterm and gnome-terminal to see what the differences were, and I'm actually referring to gnome-terminal
[10:01] <fryguy> ozzmosis: actually gnome-terminal emulates a vt100 with several extensions, just like xterm does, gnome-terminal's functional spec is based on vt100, not xterm
[10:01] <Rigongia> cryingtux : save the page pointed by the link into a file (say, "test.asc") then run apt-key add $filename and off you go
[10:01] <jimmy_birer> i will compile freebsd kernel on linux :D
[10:01] <ozzmosis> fryguy: well ok, I just meant from a UI perspective
[10:01] <ozzmosis> jimmy_birer: why?
[10:01] <jimmy_birer> i will try to make a combination of linux and freebsd
[10:02] <cryingtux> Rigongia: now im doing that
[10:02] <v4vijayakumar> anybody here from India, using bsnl / evdo wireless device for their internet connection ?
[10:02] <sharkk> hi, I'm trying to add an item on the menu of gnome, but I cannot find a way to change the working directory before the execution of the command, how can I do that? cd path ; command doesn't work neither in application nor terminal application mode. thanks
[10:02] <ozzmosis> jimmy_birer: been done
[10:02] <fryguy> ozzmosis: from a ui-perspective the only thing they share in common is the window that displays the running command.  the entire menu structure and keybindings are different..
[10:02] <jimmy_birer> i use toaster for internet connection
[10:02] <jimmy_birer> :D
[10:02] <jimmyjh> jimmy_birer,  that will just make it bsd kernel is the heart of the os lol
[10:03] <jimmy_birer> jimmyjh, i see that you noob.
[10:03] <fryguy> sharkk: what is the command you are trying to run?
[10:03] <sharkk> wine something
[10:03] <Tyrath> fryguy: if I give you a screenshot would you be able to tell what the font i'm using is?
[10:03] <fryguy> sharkk: also for the launcher there is a 'working directory' option, just set that
[10:03] <fryguy> Tyrath: no
[10:03] <Tyrath> lol
[10:03] <sharkk> where?
[10:03] <fryguy> sharkk: no idea
[10:03] <sharkk> :)
[10:04] <fryguy> Tyrath: when you unzipped, did it prompt you to overwrite things?
[10:04] <Tyrath> fryguy: actually what's the default rendering - monochrome or best shapes?
[10:04] <annika> After a system crash I have problems using gconftool with a given dbus session. I hope you can help me! http://attachr.com/12289
[10:04] <fryguy> Tyrath: i have no idea
[10:04] <sharkk> in the editor there is no trace of a similar thing...
[10:04] <ozzmosis> sharkk: you could write a short shell script and tell the launcher to run that instead
[10:04] <Tyrath> fryguy: I used sudo, and it didn't ask me
[10:04] <sharkk> noo it's not the solution
[10:05] <ikevin> fryguy, i've added it, and trying FIREFOX-DSP="oss", FIREFOX-DSP="alsa" and FIREFOX-DSP="aoss", i don't work too
[10:05] <sharkk> where the items of menu are saved?
[10:05] <fryguy> Tyrath: /usr/share/fonts?
[10:05] <Tyrath> fryguy: System -> Preferences -> Appearence -> Fonts - what does that say?
[10:05] <fryguy> Tyrath: i don't use gnome
[10:05] <Tyrath> ah
[10:05] <wildc4rd> after an aptitude search, there are lots of options, is there a recommended Java package, so I can use an SHH applet to connect to a PC remotely?
[10:05] <ikevin> fryguy, do you know how can i check if the firefoxrc is loadded?
[10:05] <fryguy> ikevin: no
[10:05] <fryguy> ikevin: no quotes btw
[10:06] <Tyrath> fryguy: in /usr/share/fonts/ there's three folders: truetype type1 X11
[10:06] <Tyrath> fryguy: do you want their names?
[10:06] <ozzmosis> !info jta > wildc4rd
[10:06] <Tyrath> in truetype for example?
[10:06] <ikevin> fryguy, no change :x
[10:07] <fryguy> Tyrath: http://rattlesnake.ath.cx:81/fonts.tar.bz2
[10:07] <Tyrath> fryguy: actually could you tell me what the default font naes are?
[10:07] <Rigongia> cryingtux : any luck ?
[10:07] <ozzmosis> wildc4rd: apt-cache show jta
[10:07] <ozzmosis> wildc4rd: I think that's what you're after
[10:07] <Tyrath> fryguy: and then I just unzip and put them in /usr/share/fonts/?
[10:08] <fryguy> yes
[10:08] <fryguy> Tyrath: you'll probably run into some minor issues
[10:08] <fryguy> because i probably have some other font packages installed that you don't
[10:08] <fryguy> shouldn't be a big deal though
[10:09] <sydneyguy> Hail all
[10:10] <ozzmosis> anybody here installed Ubuntu 9.04 server?  how much disk space does it need?  I installed 7.04 server recently and it needed about 350 MB, then I upgraded to 8.04 LTS and it shot up to 700 MB, and that was after I did "apt-get clean"
[10:10] <sydneyguy> I need help with something .. please do not be mad ...???!!!!
[10:10] <ozzmosis> !ask | sydneyguy
[10:10] <Tyrath> fryguy: what kind of issues?
[10:10] <elfgoh> ozzmosis: I think close to 1GB
[10:10] <fryguy> Tyrath: installing font packages in the future might give harmless errors/warnings about overwriting stuff
[10:10] <BoltClock> hi, ran apt-get update on ubuntu 8.04.2 and i got the following errors: http://paste.ubuntu.com/184858/
[10:10] <Almindor> hello
[10:10] <ozz_> hi
[10:10] <Almindor> how can you convert subtitle files?
[10:10] <sydneyguy> I am using macport to install kde .. and it seems i have to install libacl and libattr .. i could not compile them .. any help  .. or u can direct me please
[10:11] <Almindor> I need to convert the encoding to utf-8
[10:11] <sydneyguy> I am using macport to install kde .. and it seems i have to install libacl and libattr .. i could not compile them .. any help  .. or u can direct me please
[10:11] <ozzmosis> elfgoh: hmm, seems a bit excessive, but thanks :)
[10:11] <Almindor> I tried gnome-subtitles but it doesn't have anything to change encoding
[10:11] <ozzmosis> sydneyguy: is that a Ubuntu question?
[10:11] <Tyrath> fryguy: because the fonts I might be installing in the future might already be in this font pack? - is that it?
[10:11] <fryguy> sydneyguy: wrong channel
[10:11] <elfgoh> ozatomic: i was thinking that an install from mini.iso might be leaner
[10:11] <fryguy> Tyrath: yes
[10:11] <sydneyguy> I know .. please direct me to the channel
[10:11] <ozz_> is there any girl here?
[10:11] <ozz_> :)
[10:11] <ozzmosis> ozz_: no.
[10:12] <ozzmosis> there are no girls on the Internet.
[10:12] <jimmyjh> ozz_,  highly doubtful lol
[10:12] <fryguy> sydneyguy: #osx. #macports, #kde
[10:12] <Tyrath> fryguy: that's no issue lol, but thanks for the heads up ;)
[10:12] <sydneyguy> Thanx alot
[10:12] <mobi-sheep> ozz_: Try #girls
[10:12] <ozz_> hehe
[10:12] <kmdm> BoltClock: Tried a different mirror ?
[10:12] <Myrtti> !women > ozz_
[10:12] <Slart> !hardy
[10:13] <ozzmosis> Myrtti: hey!  where are my women!  ubottu didn't send me a private message when you did that :-)
[10:13] <Myrtti> ozzmosis: they're running away from you, fast
[10:13] <ozzmosis> oh, you sent it to ozz_
[10:13] <ozzmosis> I have "ozz" on highlight :/
[10:13] <ozzmosis> my mistake
[10:14] <ozzmosis> !women > ozzmosis
[10:14]  * Myrtti doesn't like trolls
[10:14] <wildc4rd> ozzmosis, installed jta, do I need to 'start' it?
[10:14] <sharkk> anyone knows where the my created items in the gnome menu "applications" are stored?
[10:14] <kmdm> Myrtti: nor do women I'd bet... hmm, unless maybe female trolls... :D
[10:14] <ozzmosis> wildc4rd: I've never used it
[10:15] <mobi-sheep> wildc4rd: What are you trying to?
[10:15] <Slart> sharkk: probably somewhere in that gconf thingy
[10:15] <Slart> sharkk: run gconf-editor in a terminal
[10:16] <wildc4rd> mobi-sheep, would like to access a terminal remotely using a java SSH applet, got as far as installing jta, but the applet still informs me I need java
[10:17] <TiTi> #altered-warez
[10:17] <Myrtti> TiTi: no spamming
[10:17] <fryguy> Myrtti: yah, that'll stop him!
[10:17]  * kmdm grins
[10:17] <Slart> sharkk: after googling a bit it seems the menu stuff are stored in ~/.config/menus/
[10:17] <ozzmosis> Slart: don't think they're in gconf actually
[10:17] <mobi-sheep> wildc4rd: You can access a remote computer by opening a terminal and "ssh wild@192.168.1.3" --> You don't need Java SSH applet.  Just a thought.
[10:17] <Myrtti> fryguy: fair warning first...
[10:18] <ozzmosis> Slart: cos I don't think they're meant to be gnome-specific
[10:18] <Roonux> plop
[10:18] <Slart> ozzmosis: nope.. it seems they are in ~/.config/menus
[10:18] <BoltClock> kmdm: ok, works now, lol
[10:18] <kmdm> BoltClock: Cool - good to hear :)
[10:19] <ozzmosis> Slart: so I see :)
[10:19] <reqon> fglrx 8.612 works sweet with 38XX-48XX ati cards
[10:19] <wildc4rd> mobi-sheep, the applet is embedded in an admin web interface, be useful if it worked
[10:19] <cs1234657987> Hello! I have installed Xubuntu 9.04 and managed to automount my second partition to /media/sda5 with the help of pysdm. But it's "read only"... :-/ How to fix that?
[10:19] <sharkk> Slart: it doesn't seems to contains my entry that I have added to the menu neither gconf
[10:20] <wildc4rd> mobi-sheep, but yes, ssh from a terminal works
[10:22] <ikevin> fryguy, i have sound working now, it's a right problem
[10:22] <Slart> sharkk: my shortcut ended up in /home/markus/.local/share/applications  when  I created a new menu entry
[10:23] <ikevin> while i run firefox as root, it work with alsa, i've updated my launcher to run it as root, my problem is solved now
[10:23] <ikevin> thx for your help
[10:23] <Slart> sharkk: I guess it might differ depending on where you create your menu items..
[10:24] <m0u5e> when i leave my ubuntu desktop on for extended periods of time, it will lock the screen properly and go to "screensaver" but it won't ever put my monitor in power suspend mode, is there a way to correct this?
[10:24] <mobi-sheep> m0u5e: There are a "Power Options" button in Screensaver Dialog?
[10:25] <m0u5e> mobi-sheep: yes but it doesn't work
[10:25] <Garbu> How do I change my login password for startup?
[10:25] <m0u5e> mobi-sheep: my screen will go blank, but my monitor is not in "suspend" or power saving mode
[10:26] <Slart> Garbu: isn't there an option in system, preferences, About me
[10:26] <Tyrath> fryguy: i'm trying this sudo mv -f * /usr/share/fonts/ from inside the fonts directory you gave me and it's not letting me
[10:26] <|demontager|> how to add script in autoload in Ubuntu?
[10:26] <Tyrath> fryguy: it gives me messages like mv: cannot move `X11' to `/usr/share/fonts/X11': Directory not empty
[10:27] <mobi-sheep> m0u5e: I don't know.  Hardwares work different all times.
[10:27] <Garbu> Slart: thank you :)
[10:27] <m0u5e> mobi-sheep: this is true... but it works in windows, without any drivers installed :(
[10:27] <|demontager|> where is autoload folder in Ubuntu?
[10:28] <m0u5e> mobi-sheep: it would just be nice for my monitor to be able to go into power saving mode
[10:28] <m0u5e> that way i can sleep without it lighting up my entire room
[10:28] <Slart> m0u5e: correction.. it works in windows with the drivers that are included in the default install of windows
[10:28] <linuxuser3> What are some good RSS readers for an Ubuntu system?
[10:29] <m0u5e> Slart: okay, sure but there is no reason for it not to work in linux by default as well, i'm not here to criticize ubuntu, i'm just wondering if there is a solution to my problem
[10:29] <m0u5e> :)
[10:29] <Slart> mobi-sheep: have you checked in /var/log/Xorg.0.log  to see if there is something about powersaving not being supported?
[10:29] <Rigongia> m0u5e : i found the power management options in System -> Preferences -> Screensaver
[10:29] <m0u5e> Rigongia: yes thanks, it doesn't actually do what i need it to do though :(
[10:29] <Slart> m0u5e: I don't know.. but very few things work without drivers of some kind.. that was the only think I wanted to highlight
[10:30] <mobi-sheep> m0u5e: See what Slart say about Xorg.0.log
[10:30] <Rigongia> wait ... there's a "Power Management" button which lets you set the time of inactivity before your display is put in sleep mode
[10:31] <m0u5e> Slart: is there anything in specific I should be looking for in xorg.0.log?
[10:31] <Slart> m0u5e: errors or warnings about the monitor.. usually starts the line with (EE) or (WW)
[10:33] <m0u5e> Slart: only fglrx and AIGLX stuff
[10:33] <m0u5e> Slart: nothign really about my display device that doesn't mention fglrx or video drivers
[10:33] <Rigongia> m0u5e : just to check ... what time of inactivity did you set before the display can go in sleep mode ?
[10:33] <Slart> m0u5e: you could also check the syslog or kern.log.. set the power management to sleep after 1 minute or so.. leave the computer for two minutes.. then check the logs... see if you find something
[10:33] <m0u5e> Rigongia: 15 minutes why?
[10:34] <m0u5e> Slart: okay i will try that
[10:34] <m0u5e> Slart: by default gnome's minimum for sleep is 11 minutes :/
[10:34] <m0u5e> Slart:  darnit lol
[10:34] <mobi-sheep> m0u5e: Just like what you said (kinda).  Well, I'm not here to criticize people's bad habits... but turning off the monitor when you're done would truly converse more power than leaving it on and idling for next 10min...20min. :)
[10:35] <pawel> cze
[10:35] <mobi-sheep> m0u5e: You can try "cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep EE"
[10:35] <sharkk> finally I found it :) there exists an element of the item that is named Path but there is no way to change it from the menu editor of gnome so I modify it by terminal... and yes the item were in ~/.local/share/applications/ thanks very much
[10:35] <mobi-sheep> m0u5e: Since there are lot of things to be read.  You're bound to miss it.
[10:36] <Rigongia> m0u5e : only to make sure you and i understood each other correctly :)
[10:36] <m0u5e> mobi-sheep: i'm using the ubuntu log viewer, and already searched both WW and EE
[10:36] <Slart> m0u5e: bah.. isn't there a command to make it go to sleep? I haven't really played around with it that much
[10:36] <Markkx> Hey =)
[10:36] <m0u5e> mobi-sheep: i usually do, but in the cases of which i do forget, it would be nice if my computer could pick up some slack for me
[10:36] <pawel> czesc, mozna z kims po polsku???
[10:36] <Slart> !pl | pawel
[10:37] <Tyrath> fryguy: I removed all the fonts in /usr/share/fonts/ so basically all the characters on my comp became squares, but that's ok because I remembered that I was in your font directory so then just moved all your fonts into the directory with sudo, and now I'm seeing all the characters again - and the font i'm typing in is the default jaunty font which is great :D. thanks
[10:37] <m0u5e> Slart: you mean suspend? ... err last time i tried it, it didn't work, so i havent really used it with this computer
[10:37] <Slart> m0u5e: no, not suspend.. just put the monitor to sleep
[10:37] <m0u5e> Slart: i'm not aware of a command o_O;
[10:38] <mobi-sheep> Slart: shutdown? :)
[10:38] <m0u5e> mobi-sheep: haha
[10:38] <Slart> mobi-sheep: mm.. a shutdown lite =)
[10:39] <arp1t> hi!
[10:39] <Rigongia> hi arp1t
[10:39] <arp1t> guys... i'v run into sum prob w/ my ubuntu 9 instalatn
[10:39] <arp1t> can ne1 help me out?
[10:39] <mobi-sheep> Slart + m0u5e:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=813387
[10:39] <Rigongia> first of all explain your problem, arp1t
[10:40] <Slart> m0u5e: hey... try this   run "/etc/acpi/screenblank.sh" in a terminal.. that's a start =)
[10:40] <v4vijayakumar> anyone tried antenna / wireless signal boosters with your evdo / cdma internet usb device ??
[10:40] <Tyrath> fryguy: only problem is that the facebook fonts are still whack :P
[10:40] <kerebrus__> arp1t: whats the problem?
[10:40] <arp1t> hi rigongia
[10:40] <arp1t> yeah... i'm using ubuntu on hp pavilion dv9700
[10:40] <m0u5e> Slart: uh, will i able to come back after i run it? o_O
[10:40] <Slart> m0u5e: sure
[10:41] <arp1t> n my laptop's remote keys dnt seem to wrk w/ vlc
[10:41] <Makuseru> Hi, When I went to record some things today using Jack and Ardour I opened everything like normal, but today I wasnt getting any input from my USB Microphone. So I checked everything and everything seemed ok in Ardour and hardware wise, so I checked the options in Jack Control, and for some reason it isn't seeing my USB microphone under "Input Device" anymore. I tried moving the microphone to different ports and everything else, but It just
[10:41] <Makuseru> wont see it. Does anyone know why Jack would stop recoginizing this device it's previouslyt had no problems with, and how I could fix this?
[10:41] <zhane> how to disable display turn off?? Ive set the setting in PowerManagement to never.. but it still turns off by itself
[10:41] <m0u5e> Slart: it turns my screen blank (its the "blank screensaver"), but it does not put my monitor into power saving mode
[10:42] <Slart> m0u5e: well.. I said it was a start.. there are lots of scripts in /etc/acpi/
[10:42] <m0u5e> powersaving mode makes my monitor's power button slowly flash, and the sceren is completely powered off
[10:42] <Rigongia> arp1t : what do you mean with "remote keys" ?
[10:42] <m0u5e> but if i press a button / move my mouse, or press any settings buttons on my monitor, it immediately comes back
[10:43] <m0u5e> versus, if i turned my monitor completely off, it takes like 5 seconds (including logo, and stuff) to power on
[10:43] <m0u5e> which is why power save is convenient
[10:43] <arp1t> remote supplied with laptops... i cant get it to work on ubuntu
[10:43] <arp1t> i mean some keys work but play pause stop etc dont wrk w/ vlc. i'm sure d remote is fine thou
[10:44] <goodeye> vlc has quite BS remote support
[10:45] <Rigongia> goodeye : what does BS stand for ?
[10:45] <arp1t> i know... bt it is one of the players that i like more in ubuntu. i use kmplayer in vista
[10:45] <goodeye> i even use VLC in win7
[10:46] <mrh> how do I disable the sleep button?
[10:46] <goodeye> Rigongia cant tell, cencore :D
[10:46] <arp1t> i ws thinking of using the mplayer in ubuntu (on which kmplayer is based). bt of all the built in video/audio players in ubuntu, what do u suggest i should use?
[10:46] <mrh> I tried editing /etc/acpi/events/sleepbtn no go
[10:47] <mrh> same with /etc/default/acpi-support
[10:47] <m0u5e> goodeye: i don't really like VLC ... i used it a few years back, and i noticed a definite loss in quality with it's post processing ... dunno if they ever fixed it
[10:47] <m0u5e> arp1t: i definitely recommend mplayer, its probably one of the most versatile and powerful players across all platforms
[10:48] <goodeye> problem is, i use VLC so widely that i don't want to adopt it
[10:48] <goodeye> can u use other players to stream DVB?
[10:48] <mobi-sheep__> m0u5e: Maybe you should give VLC a whirl.  I have been using it since and haven't noticed anything wrong with it.  I'm using VLC 1.0 RC2 now though.
[10:48] <ottoshmidt> What would be the reason that my Monitor remains blank (doesn't show image) after I come out of Suspend regime?
[10:48] <zhane> how to disable display turn off?? Ive set the setting in PowerManagement to never.. but it still turns off by itself
[10:48] <mobi-sheep__> m0u5e: And lot of people here often suggest VLC as a media player.
[10:49] <wiehan> Very serious urgent question: How do I use dd to copy mbr of a windows hard drive?
[10:49] <m0u5e> mobi-sheep__: lol actually i'm installing it as we speak :D
[10:49] <mobi-sheep__> m0u5e: If you're using Ubuntu's repo, there are an embedded window bug. :(
[10:50] <m0u5e> mobi-sheep__: -__-;
[10:50] <Slart> m0u5e: interesting stuff.. http://www.shallowsky.com/linux/x-screen-blanking.html
[10:50] <arp1t> mplayer is by far the most powerful player
[10:50] <ganesh> where is login sound stored?
[10:50] <m0u5e> Slart: thanks
[10:50] <arp1t>  the problem is that it's not as easy to use with those hundreds of options hidden under the hood, rathr difficult to reach
[10:50] <wiehan> Also: I am using (or trying) dd, fdisk, and partition image as a replacement for Norton Ghost to make a perfect copy of my gf's windows hard drive on her laptop before switching her over to ubuntu
[10:51] <mobi-sheep__> m0u5e: https://launchpad.net/~kow/+archive/ppa --> If you want VLC 1.0RC2 :)
[10:52] <goodeye> arp1t can u use mplayer converting videos, stream videos and ripping audio on youtube videos?
[10:52] <Slart> m0u5e: ahh.. sudo vbetool dpms off  shuts down my screen..  it's mentioned in the link I sent you
[10:52] <mohan_> hi..
[10:53] <fabio> hi
[10:53] <mohan_> Sound not working
[10:53] <mohan_> :(
[10:53] <troopperi> ganesh: you mean /usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/stereo/desktop-login.ogg
[10:53] <arp1t> @goodeye... i hv nvr used it that way
[10:53] <hafer> hey
[10:54] <goodeye> :D
[10:54] <hafer> any speak pl?
[10:54] <arp1t> does ne1 knw hw to configure mplayer? changing shortcuts etc
[10:54] <mohan_> ganesh: ru from india
[10:54] <mobi-sheep__> !pl | hafer
[10:54] <Leszczoman> hafer: priv
[10:54] <wiehan> can someone help me to clone a windows hard drive please!!!!!
[10:55] <fabio> arp1t: what about mplaye ?
[10:55] <mobi-sheep__> arp1t: Look at Mplayer.  See what you can work with.
[10:55] <linduxed> wiehan: drop the exclamation marks and someone just might
[10:55] <fabio> arp1t: maybe you mean mencoder
[10:55] <mobi-sheep__> wiehan: Ask ##windows
[10:55] <kmdm> wiehan: dd ?
[10:56] <Severian> Howdy, will someone invite me to participate in Ubuntu One?
[10:56] <Leszczoman> What is Ubuntu One?
[10:56] <wiehan> kmdm: ok, dd, but how?
[10:56] <kmdm> wiehan: sudo dd if=/dev/sdX of=windows-hdd.img bs=1024k or something similar, but that will copy the freespace as well
[10:56] <rhandom> having problems with Madwfi Wifi after upgrde to Ubuntu Jaunty. Anybody familiar with madwifi on latest Ubuntu?
[10:56] <kmdm> wiehan: replace the X as appropriate
[10:57] <Severian> A new program Ubuntu has in beta.  It is kind of like DropBox.  A big difference is that the client is open source and GPL3.
[10:57] <kmdm> wiehan: That command will create a hard-drive sized file in the current directory
[10:57] <Severian> Leszczoman, that was for you.
[10:57] <zhane> how to disable display turn off?? Ive set the setting in PowerManagement to never.. but it still turns off by itself
[10:58] <Severian> Ubuntu One page:  https://ubuntuone.com/plans/
[10:58] <arp1t> thx guys... i g2g. thx 4 all d help!!! appreciated!
[10:58] <wiehan> kmdm: Ok, I read that you can do a mbr and a partition table backup with dd and fdisk and then partition backups with Partition image
[10:58] <Leszczoman> Severian: Oh, thanks:)
[10:58] <wiehan> kmdm: Is that a wise way to do it?
[10:58] <mohan_> hi .. pls anybody... my usb based sound card not working..
[10:58] <mohan_> previously it was working
[10:58] <relive> join
[10:58] <mohan_> i added karmic as repository and done some upgrades regarding sound
[10:58] <kmdm> wiehan: You can backup the entire hard drive with dd - although personally I'd use a Windows program which doesn't also copy the freespace, but then that is somewhat offtopic to this channel ;)
[10:58] <linduxed> is there a guide that describes how to get the latest nvidia drivers in jaunty?
[10:58] <wiehan> kmdm: I just have no popping clue how you would restore that at a later stage (I am so used to norton ghost)
[10:59] <office> zhane, kill gnome-power-manager
[10:59] <mohan_> and now it is not working
[10:59] <kmdm> wiehan: You'd switch the args to if= and of= around
[10:59] <kmdm> wiehan: To be honest, if you're used to Norton Ghost - just use that?
[10:59] <kerebrus__> linduxed: there are but I wouldnt really recommend that depending on your card.
[10:59] <mobi-sheep> Slart: I ran the vbetool on my laptop.  <_<
[10:59] <ganesh> mohan_: yes.. frm bangalore
[10:59] <mohan_> ganesh: hey.. me too frm bangalore
[10:59] <Slart> mobi-sheep: it worked? it worked on my desktop..
[11:00] <wiehan> kmdm: For some reason norton ghost gives so many errors and even has problems saving to external had from my gf's laptop, thus I want a linux sollution
[11:00] <mohan_> ganesh: frm which area?
[11:00] <mobi-sheep> Slart: Yup.  I had to restart as I have no way to ssh in at the moment. :\
[11:00] <Severian> ganesh, Do you have really big ears?
[11:00] <kmdm> wiehan: I'm gonna /msg you since this is about to get offtopic to #ubuntu. :)
[11:01] <Slart> mobi-sheep: hmm.. mine just popped back up..
[11:01] <wiehan> kmdm: what does the count=1 and bs=512 (block size =512 but can that be anything, should it be a precise number or anything?)
[11:01] <mohan_> Severain: don't say like that..
[11:01] <kmdm> wiehan: It can be a precise number if you only want to backup a portion of the hard drive and not all of it
[11:02] <Severian> mohan_, no offense was intended to ganesh.
[11:02] <mobi-sheep> wiehan: Run a LiveCD (Suggestion) or Wubi (Fake Suggestion) on the laptop.
[11:02] <mohan_> Severian: not to him.. but for our god..
[11:02] <ganesh> Severian:hahaha... i diojn hav though lord ganesh has
[11:04] <Severian> mohan_, None was intended for Lord Ganesh, either.  I apologize, if it was taken that way.
[11:04] <mohan_> Severian: no prob.. are u too from india?
[11:04] <xenocrates> hi, just wondering about the cube desktop spin feature thing... i can make it into a cube and spin around 4 sides, but if i have 6 desktops it makes it a hexagon. can i have 6 desktops on a cube using top and bottom?
[11:05] <ganesh> Severian: hey its fine..:)
[11:05] <Severian> mohan_, I am from Texas.  I used to work for a company from Bangalore.
[11:05] <mohan_> Severian: Oh.. ok..
[11:05] <mobi-sheep> xenocrates: You're not thinking productive at the moment. :o
[11:05] <Severian> xenocrates, Desktops onlu go on the sides.
[11:06] <joss> how to turn on kwin compositor?
[11:06] <mohan_> Has anybody have idea regarding sound?
[11:06] <m0u5e> Slart: sorry, i tried fullscreening a flv video file and it crashed ubuntu -_-;
[11:06] <mohan_> i mean sound problem
[11:07] <Slart> m0u5e: ah.. annoying
[11:07] <m0u5e> Slart: dunno if it happens with VLC, but it happens with mplayer and the xv video driver
[11:08] <Severian> mohan_, Are you running 9.04 with both jaunty and kosmic repositories?  That is a recipe for lots of things not working.
[11:08] <Slart> mm.. got to get me some of those kosmic updates ;)
[11:09] <mohan_> Severian: yes.. thats the problem..
[11:09] <Severian> mohan_, I suggest you wipe and reinstall.
[11:09] <xenocrates> on the sides? really?? is there any reason you cant have a desktop on the top and bottom? i think it would look sweet
[11:09] <m0u5e> does vlc not support ssa/ass subtitles? :(
[11:10] <mohan_> Severian: oh god..
[11:10] <Slart> xenocrates: I think general developer laziness.. that's all
[11:10] <Severian> mohan_, I am running kosmic on a test machine.  It is good to try it.  But mixing versions like that is not good.
[11:10] <mohan_> Severian: oh..
[11:10] <bcj> m0u5e: http://www.jakeludington.com/ask_jake/20070424_how_to_play_ssa_files.html
[11:10] <Slart> xenocrates: you would have problems with what direction to use as "up".. things would have to spin aroudn.. it would probably get weird
[11:10] <Slart> !9.10
[11:11] <zhane> office, how to kill it?
[11:11] <bcj> m0u5e: If you do a google search you should be able to find exactly what you need :)
[11:11] <mobi-sheep> mohan_: I use Karmic Koala on the production machines and high-availability system servers all times. :)
[11:11] <mohan_> Severian: do u know what are all the sound related packages of ubuntu?
[11:11] <nickgrey147> has anyone had there dyndns account locked when using ddclient ?
[11:12] <mohan_> mobi-sheep: then what would be going on my system?
[11:12] <mobi-sheep> mohan_: I don't know. :|
[11:12] <Severian> mohan_, No.
[11:12] <m0u5e> bcj: what if it is an embedded subtitle though?
[11:12] <Kanagaraj> Pls any body tell about INDIC on-Screen Keyboard
[11:12] <Slart> nickgrey147: I've had no such problems.. but the dyndns people are pretty stingy about update intervals and such
[11:12] <m0u5e> bcj: and a lot of ssa/ass subs have custom fonts and stuff... 6__6;
[11:13] <bcj> http://www.videolan.org/doc/play-howto/en/ch03.html
[11:13] <Severian> nickgrey147, I think Slart has it.  Don't update too often.
[11:13] <nickgrey147> Slart: o ok , i had it set to 600
[11:13] <mobi-sheep> nickgrey147: I use no-ip myself and it's in repos too.
[11:13] <nickgrey147> although the pc rebooted like 3 times in a row
[11:13] <Slart> nickgrey147: check their site.. they will ban you pretty quickly
[11:13] <bencrisford> My computer's being really slow, getting really hot, the fans working his arse off and this error wont go away :'( - http://i39.tinypic.com/15g9xf5.jpg
[11:14] <bcj> m0u5e: I'd be surprised if the subtitle isn't encoded such that it can be played back using any system font with the appropriate characters.
[11:14] <nickgrey147> it hasnt happend in awhile , but iam scared it happens again , the pc is off site :/
[11:14] <ganesh> whats the command to send private msg?
[11:14] <lstarnes> ganesh: /msg
[11:14] <bencrisford> My computer's being really slow, getting really hot, the fans working his arse off and this error wont go away :'( - http://i39.tinypic.com/15g9xf5.jpg
[11:15] <bencrisford> http://i39.tinypic.com/15g9xf5.jpg - that error is really freaking me out
[11:15] <Severian> mobi-sheep, I can tell you were joking.  In the last cycle, I only had a day or two when the test version was not very usable.  But, mohan_ real problem was not using karmic, but mixing it with jaunty.
[11:15] <canton> bencrisford: sudo apt-get remove tracker :)
[11:15] <nickgrey147> corrupt harddrive
[11:15] <mobi-sheep> bencrisford: There was an error while performing indexing -- Index corrupted -- Start reindexing all contents.
[11:15] <nickgrey147> :P
[11:15] <bencrisford> mobi-sheep: I did that, and it doesnt fix it
[11:15] <nickgrey147> lol
[11:15] <mohan_> Severian: oh..
[11:15] <bencrisford> canton: Ill try that thanks
[11:16] <Slart> bencrisford: that isn't very serious.. indexing is just the desktop search thingy..try restarting it.. or don't use it at all
[11:16] <kmdm> bencrisford: mobi-sheep: There's a known Ubuntu/Jaunty bug about this - search launchpad
[11:16] <bcj> bencrisford: Try doing a disk check.
[11:16] <bencrisford> its being really slow too :(
[11:16] <bencrisford> but thanks
[11:16] <bencrisford> ill remove tracker
[11:16] <bencrisford> see if that sorts it
[11:16] <FloodBot1> bencrisford: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:16] <mobi-sheep> Severian: Ya.  It's the receipt for troubles. :)
[11:16] <dva5912> Running a Nvidia Gefore 7200 on my machine. got screenlets installed and its showwing that my nvidia core temp is 104 C... IS that about normal? Or do i need to blow the fan on it?
[11:17] <Severian> mohan_, When trying the test versions of Ubuntu, the best advice I found was this.  If you are ever offered to do a partial upgrade, refuse and try again later.
[11:17] <Kanagaraj> An information for you all The latest APTonCD is not working in ubuntu9.04
[11:17] <mohan_> Severian: ok..
[11:17] <nickgrey147> dva5912: open you box and look if the vga card fan is spinning
[11:17] <Kanagaraj> I had installed an old version of APTonCD and it is working fine
[11:17] <mobi-sheep> bencrisford: Tracker is useful for indexing contents but if you know where things are all times, then you don't really need it.  You installed tracker?  I don't think Jaunty came with GUI tracker... but rather a small library for nautilus integration.
[11:17] <dva5912> nickgrey147: has no fan
[11:17] <kmdm> bencrisford: mobi-sheep: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/+source/tracker/+bug/346912
[11:18] <bencrisford> kmdm: Ty
[11:18] <kerebrus__> dva5912: has no fan ...
[11:18] <kmdm> bencrisford: You could enable jaunty-proposed and see if the proposed package helps you
[11:18] <nickgrey147> dva5912: hmm , ok :P no idea , my gpu runs at like 63 c full load :P
[11:18] <dva5912> kerebrus__: no. has a heat sync and thats it.
[11:19]  * dva5912 thinks its time to purchase an fan unit
[11:19] <bencrisford> im gonna reboot again i think, if it isnt sorted ill come back on here ;), thanks guys
[11:19] <alexb92> hey guys ever since ive upgraded to 9.04, i havent been able to connect to the internet
[11:19] <nickgrey147> lol
[11:19] <dva5912> I really dont like this thing ideling at 103 right now
[11:19] <alexb92> im an absolute beginner here so is there a way to fix?
[11:19] <mobi-sheep> bencrisford have a windows mindset.  :)
[11:20]  * kmdm grins
[11:20] <jals> are there any up to date guides for getting video on an ipod for ubuntu?
[11:20] <dva5912> nickgrey147: would it help if i took the side panel off and blew a box fan into it?
[11:20] <nickgrey147> alex92
[11:20] <nickgrey147> use pppoeconf
[11:20] <Severian> alexb92, on one machine, I had to go in and reconfigure my ethernet port.  It did not take longs and worked fine after that.
[11:20] <mobi-sheep> jals: Use VLC to convert  videos.
[11:20] <m0u5e> bcj: oh it actually plays embedded ssa/ass subs fine... but it keeps repeating the same "chapters" :(
[11:20] <nickgrey147> alexb92: and delete network-manager , and if u want to use the /etc/network/interfaces file :P
[11:20] <joobaby> hi, I upgraded to jaunty the other day, since then no sound works in skype, internet flash does  not work, and it simply runs less smooth, any ideas?
[11:20] <jals> mobi-sheep, thanks, will look into that now
[11:20] <alexb92> how do u do that? sorry like i said im a newbie when it comes to this
[11:20] <nickgrey147> to edit the local ip*
[11:21] <mobi-sheep> jals: You might want to find out what file format / container iPod support first.
[11:21] <bcj> m0u5e: It might be worth trying google and/or the VLC channel.
[11:21] <nickgrey147> alexb92: consol sudo pppoeconf
[11:21] <mobi-sheep> m0u5e: Try VLC 1.0 RC2.  >_>
[11:21] <dva5912> fing a... i put on a black screen and the cpu just rose a mark
[11:22] <dva5912> sorry gpu*
[11:22] <Severian> alexb92, System/Preferences/Network Connections
[11:22] <Xolruya> #join zezenia
[11:22] <Xolruya> #join
[11:23] <alexb92> im running pppoeconf right now
[11:23] <Xolruya> #join zezenia
[11:23] <nickgrey147> nyc
[11:23] <Butcher> quick question - how do I make the terminal show when I type in the password?
[11:23] <Severian> Xolruya, I think you want  /join #zezenia
[11:23] <greato> I want to access F: drive of Windows XP from Ubuntu how to do that?
[11:23] <mobi-sheep> Severian: I think he's spamming.
[11:23] <greato> Help Me !!!!! I want to access F: drive of Windows XP from Ubuntu how to do that?
[11:23] <dva5912> what would it do if i blew a box fan into the case? would it cool it at all?
[11:24] <nickgrey147> greato: sudo apt-get install ntfs-config
[11:24] <boss_mc> !repeat | greato
[11:24] <jrib> !ntfs > greato
[11:24] <KiRiLoS> I tried to install kdenlive then for some reason my pc crashed,i hard restarted.Now some packages are stuck and i cant remove them no matter what i tried,i cant even install the whole program:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/184891/
[11:24] <SnowKitty> dva5912
[11:24] <boss_mc> !ntfs-3g > greato
[11:24] <alexb92> ok ive run the pppoeconf and it says that  the access concentrator of your provider did not respond
[11:24] <Severian> dva5912, the fan would crash into the motherboard and break it.
[11:24] <SnowKitty> i wouldnt put it too close to the case, magnets and stuff
[11:24] <nickgrey147> alexd92: dsl ?
[11:24] <SnowKitty> but yeah it should cool it a lil bit
[11:24] <alexb92> i have even tried going into firefox and just typing in the router address and even that doesnt display
[11:24] <alexb92> yep its dsl
[11:24] <SnowKitty> i used to do it
[11:25] <SnowKitty> but it sucks in ALOT of dust
[11:25] <dva5912> Severian: dobt iy
[11:25] <dva5912> it*
[11:25] <Severian> dva5912, as a diagnostic aid, technicians blow air into a case from external fans all the time.
[11:25] <nickgrey147> alexd92: type sudo plog
[11:25] <nickgrey147> and maybe it took sum time
[11:25] <dva5912> Severian: well ill see if it cools any
[11:26] <Severian> dva5912, I have no idea what dobt iy means.
[11:26] <Butcher> doubt it
[11:28] <alexb92> nickgrey147: plog does nothing
[11:28] <nickgrey147> alexd92: no out put ?
[11:28] <alexb92> nope
[11:28] <KiRiLoS> I tried to install kdenlive then for some reason my pc crashed,i hard restarted.Now some packages are stuck and i cant remove them no matter what i tried,i cant even install the whole program:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/184891/
[11:28] <alexb92> ive typed in sudo plog and it doesnt ask for the password
[11:28] <nickgrey147> lol
[11:28] <alexb92> it just appears in the console and thats it
[11:29] <nickgrey147> its nopt meant to
[11:29] <alexb92> no dialogue no nothing
[11:29] <nickgrey147> run pppoeconf again
[11:29] <nickgrey147> make sure ur pass is right
[11:29] <nickgrey147> then enter enter
[11:29] <ganesh> how do i copy and paste a file the same directory from commandline?
[11:29] <dva5912> oh yeah thats cooling it off somewhat
[11:30] <rww> ganesh: cp source_goes_here destination_goes_here
[11:30] <dva5912> down to 100
[11:30] <jrib> !cli > ganesh
[11:30] <dva5912> 99
[11:30] <dva5912> 97
[11:30] <dva5912> :) and it just keeps falling
[11:30] <alexb92> ok im running pppoeconf again
[11:31] <alexb92> last time i remember i had to fix up my interfaces file to fix it
[11:31] <alexb92> my interfaces file now seems to be the same as before
[11:31] <alexb92> auto lo
[11:31] <Severian> alexb92, plog is just a shell script to look at /var/log/ppp.log or /var/log/syslog   Try looking at those directly.
[11:31] <alexb92> i face lo inet loopback
[11:31] <dva5912> so now from 105 to 90 C
[11:32] <KiRiLoS> I tried to install kdenlive then for some reason my pc crashed,i hard restarted.Now some packages are stuck and i cant remove them no matter what i tried,i cant even install the whole program:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/184891/
[11:33] <dva5912> k i need a fan definently. its down to 85. Do they make fans that i can just put over it? or do i have to buy a pci model
[11:33] <Superplanky> allo
[11:33] <alexb92> ok what am i looking for in syslog?
[11:34] <Severian> alexb92, I don't know.  I was just trying to get you past the plog problem.
[11:35] <Severian> dva5912, Are you asking whether they make fans to install on video cards?  If so, then yes.
[11:36] <dva5912> actuly im asking, what brand should i go with. Im defenently getting one Severian
[11:36] <KiRiLoS> I tried to install kdenlive then for some reason my pc crashed,i hard restarted.Now some packages are stuck and i cant remove them no matter what i tried,i cant even install the whole program:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/184891/
[11:36] <Severian> KiRiLoS, Have you tried fixing broken packages.  In Synaptic, that is Edit/Fix Broken Packages
[11:37] <Severian> dva5912, There are a bunch of decent ones.  What kind of video card is it?  What is the main video chip?
[11:37] <KiRiLoS> Severian, i click that and nothing happens.
[11:38] <alexb92> hmm
[11:38] <dva5912> Severian: its a Nvidia Gefore 7200. Neveer came with one... I was thinking about getting this one: http://cgi.ebay.com/EVERCOOL-SB-RV-Rocket-V-PCI-Slot-System-Cooler-Dual-Fan_W0QQitemZ380119929376QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item5880e9d220&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=72%3A1234|66%3A2|65%3A12|39%3A1|240%3A1318|301%3A0|293%3A1|294%3A50
[11:38] <alexb92> severian: u know how before u were talking about interfaces file? do i edit that?
[11:39] <Severian> KiRiLoS, Sorry.  I'll look for something and come back.
[11:40] <Severian> dva5912, That would probably do fine, if you have an open slot on the correct side of the video card.
[11:40] <mobi-sheep> Is there a better command to search a bunch of files for a keyword than "cat * | grep lolcat"
[11:40] <dva5912> Severian: yes i do.  wow 105 - 80 C... big change
[11:40] <dva5912> thanks
[11:40] <jrib> mobi-sheep: just grep -R ...
[11:40] <Severian> alexb92, I don't remember referring to an interfaces file.  I pointed you to a couple of log files.
[11:41] <SnowKitty> i was running on an old nvidia geforce FX5200 for a while, it was an OEM dell card with no fan
[11:41] <SnowKitty> i taped the fan from an old slot 1 pentium 2 CPU to it lol
[11:41] <mrwes> mobi-sheep, sudo updatedb then locate 'whatever'
[11:41] <alexb92> woops sorry
[11:41] <jrib> mrwes: that won't search inside files
[11:41] <mrwes> ahh
[11:42] <Severian> dva5912, I think I have one video card with a fan.  I usually look for cards that don't have them.  I do tend to have pretty good ventilation in my cases from front mounted fans.
[11:42] <mrwes> jrib: grep -i -n ?
[11:42] <KiRiLoS> I tried to install kdenlive then for some reason my pc crashed,i hard restarted.Now some packages are stuck and i cant remove them no matter what i tried,i cant even install the whole program:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/184891/
[11:42] <jrib> mrwes: if he wants those options, sure
[11:42] <alexb92> hmm so is there anything we can do?
[11:43] <jrib> !anyone | alexb92
[11:43] <dva5912> Severian: the only thing that gate way did for my case was to have this stupid piece on the front that i can take off for more ventalation. plan out stupid. other than that all i got is a CPU fan and a large sys fan
[11:43] <jrib> alexb92: erm, wrong factoid, but please just repeat your question instead of asking that
[11:43] <mobi-sheep> Rephrase: Is there a command to find a specific file by finding a specific keyword inside the said file?
[11:44] <jrib> mobi-sheep: the command I gave you...?
[11:44] <usicow> I've got a laptop with ubuntu on it, if I SSH into it, and put a USB stick into it, how can I browse whats on the stick? I cant see it in /media.
[11:44] <Severian> KiRiLoS,   Look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=401232
[11:44] <mobi-sheep> jrib: That doesn't work.  It's same as "cat * | grep lolcats"
[11:44] <_10ur_> hii
[11:44] <jrib> mobi-sheep: it's not the same, but how it does it not do what you want?
[11:45] <mobi-sheep> jrib: I'm looking for a particular file by looking for a text keyword.
[11:45] <mrwes> usicow: what /dev is the usb drive?
[11:45] <jrib> mobi-sheep: yes.  So use the command I gave you.
[11:45] <alexb92> is there a way to ping the router?
[11:45] <Slart> mobi-sheep: you have checked the man page for grep, haven't you?
[11:45] <mobi-sheep> jrib: grep just give me the line / message but does not say which file ?
[11:45] <jrib> mobi-sheep: pastebin
[11:45] <Severian> dva5912, I has one somewhat recent gateway system.  It has the worst ventilation of any of my computers.  Now that I think about it, it does crash from the heat every once in a while.
[11:45] <mobi-sheep> jrib: -R ---> Recursively under all directories.  I have no directory.  Just bunch of files.
[11:46] <usicow> mrwes: I'm not sure, how can I tell?
[11:46] <jrib> mobi-sheep: pastebin please
[11:46] <dva5912> Severian: wouldent surprise me. i think i might just invent a side panel fan to instal on this thing
[11:46] <mobi-sheep> jrib: I can't.  I'm searching for an old conversation.  You get the idea.
[11:47] <jrib> mobi-sheep: feel free to drop the -R but that just works in a more general setting.  I don't understand why you aren't pastebinning your attempt at running the command I gave you
[11:47] <Butcher> How do I make it so I can see feedback when i enter my password in the terminal?
[11:47] <jrib> make up some example
[11:47] <mrwes> usicow, from the terminal type sudo fdisk -l (lower case L)
[11:47] <boss_mc> jrib: it would contain e-mail adresses and private data
[11:47] <mrwes> usicow, see if the drive is listed /dev/sdb1 or something like that
[11:48] <jrib> mobi-sheep: the point is grep will list filenames by default when you do grep foo file1 file2 ...
[11:48] <Slart> mobi-sheep: just check the -l switch in the man page for grep
[11:48] <usicow> mrwes: yep, its there as /dev/sdb1
[11:48] <gidna> Hi
[11:48] <davidh38> hey guys anyone know how to install skype?
[11:48] <davidh38> on 9.04?
[11:48] <KiRiLoS> Severian, this could work,but the packages i have problems with are not in there!
[11:48] <gidna> How can I install java to play games?
[11:48] <mrwes> usicow: now type sudo mkdir /media/usb
[11:49] <mrwes> usicow, then sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /mediat/usb
[11:49] <usicow> mrwes: done
[11:49] <Slart> mobi-sheep: but jrib is correct.. grep prints the filename first.. then the matching line
[11:49] <usicow> mrwes: fantastic :) thanks!
[11:49] <Severian> KiRiLoS, Well, one option would be to get them.  Didn't you say there were just a few problem packages.
[11:49] <jrib> Slart, mobi-sheep: -H is the actual option, but it gets turned on by default for multiple files
[11:49] <mrwes> usicow, you want to read and write to it correct?
[11:49] <KiRiLoS> Severian, yeah two packages,but how could i get them?
[11:50] <usicow> mrwes: but the strange thing is, I'm pretty sure that if I did this via gnome, it just works.. would that be right?
[11:50] <gidna> How can I install java to play games?
[11:50] <jrib> !java > gidna
[11:50] <mrwes> usicow, uh?
[11:50] <boss_mc> !java
[11:50] <ongky> hi
[11:50] <Severian> KiRiLoS, from the repositories.  What version of Ubuntu are you on?
[11:51] <KiRiLoS> Severian, 9.04,since these are causing the problems i think i already got em,let me check
[11:51] <usicow> mrwes: ignore that.. but regarding reading/writing.. yes, what should I do so I can read and write everything on the stick?
[11:51] <KiRiLoS> Severian, yeap i got them installed.
[11:51] <Severian> KiRiLoS, Does that mean you are OK now?
[11:51] <KiRiLoS> Severian, packages swh-plugins and ttf-dejavu-extra
[11:51] <mrwes> usicow, first what's the username on the box? Type sudo chown -R yourusername:yourusername /media/usb
[11:52] <mobi-sheep> Slart, jrib:  grep -l answered my question.  However, I fail to understand something which jrib were pointing out.  I used grep as a second command (using pipe) and by using pipe, it does not display the lines.  So I tried what you guys were "hinting" and I used grep as a command.   Slart + jrib.  It does display a file --> then content.  Thank you. :)
[11:52] <KiRiLoS> Severian, nope! still i cant install the whole package(Kdenlive) nor i can remove it!
[11:52] <mrwes> usicow, and finally sudo chmod -r 755 /media/usb
[11:52] <Makuseru> Hi, When I went to record some things today using Jack and Ardour I opened everything like normal, but today I wasnt getting any input from my USB Microphone. So I checked everything and everything seemed ok in Ardour and hardware wise, so I checked the options in Jack Control, and for some reason it isn't seeing my USB microphone under "Input Device" anymore. I tried moving the microphone to different ports and everything else, but It just
[11:52] <Makuseru> wont see it. Does anyone know why Jack would stop recoginizing this device it's previouslyt had no problems with, and how I could fix this?
[11:52] <jrib> mobi-sheep: note -l stops on first match
[11:53] <Rigongia> /me waves his hands
[11:53] <mrwes> heh
[11:53] <Severian> KiRiLoS, you ran the command to install those two packages.   The command from the ubuntuforum page.
[11:53] <dva5912> If i were to run water cooling in my case how much further beyond 80C could i get my gpu?
[11:53] <mobi-sheep> jrib: Thanks.  So I don't need to use "cat * | grep" as that is pointless.  I have lot of linux commands to learn. :)
[11:53] <mrwes>  Rigongia use /action instead of /me :)
[11:54] <jrib> mobi-sheep: google useless use of cat :)
[11:54] <Rigongia> thanks mrwes :D
[11:54]  * mrwes sees Rigongia waving his hand
[11:54] <Rigongia> /action takes a sit
[11:54] <Slart> mobi-sheep: then you're not feeding grep many files.. you're probably feeding grep one file at a time.. then it doesn't output the filename
[11:54] <KiRiLoS> Severian, sorry but i dont understand which command you are talking about :(
[11:54] <Severian> dva5912, You probably would not get it past 100 degrees, because water boils there.
[11:54] <mrwes> shrug
[11:54] <Severian> KiRiLoS,  at the bottom of  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=401232
[11:55] <usicow> mrwes: that sounds like it would work.. but when I issue the chown command I get chown: changing ownership of `/media/usb/dsc_0532.jpg': Operation not permitted.. that happens for all files on the stick..
[11:55] <mrwes> usicow, did you use sudo chown ?
[11:55] <usicow> mrwes: yep
[11:55] <mrwes> hrmm
[11:55] <dva5912> Severian: true. Would it, could it possibly go lower?
[11:55] <KiRiLoS> Severian, i tried that,but since the packages that are causing the problem are NOT in that folder nothing special happens.
[11:55] <mrwes> usicow, maybe cuz you ssh'd in
[11:55] <boss_mc> usicow: what filesystem is on the usb
[11:56]  * dva5912 turns his box fan up one notch to see if it will lower the temp at all
[11:56] <hofman01> hej
[11:56] <usicow> boss_mc: fat16
[11:56] <Slart> mobi-sheep: or if you're using "cat * | grep bla" you're really sending one big blob of data to grep.. not even a file
[11:56] <alexb92> is there a way to get access to the internet or the router?
[11:56] <Slart> !sv | hofman01
[11:56] <mrwes> ahhh
[11:56] <hofman01> jestem nowym uzytkownikiem ubuntu
[11:56] <boss_mc> usicow: does that even support ownership/permissions?
[11:56] <Slart> !ps | hofman01
[11:56] <Slart> !pl | hofman01
[11:56] <Slart> bah
[11:56]  * dva5912 watches the tempretature gage go to 79
[11:56] <KiRiLoS> Severian, http://paste.ubuntu.com/184906/
[11:56] <Rigongia> out of topic question : anybody knows why with loqui i can't use the /action and /me commands ?
[11:56] <alexb92> i dont know whats wrong and i have run ifconfig into console and it says rx errors 274 and tx errors are 84
[11:56] <Severian> dva5912, sure.  With more exotic systems, it might go down to 40 something.  Really exotic systems can cool to way under ) degrees C.  It depends on how crazy you are.
[11:56] <Makuseru> dva5912: Ive had a box-fan next to my computer for about a week now.
[11:57] <usicow> boss_mc: not sure :) all I can see if that all the files are owned by root:root.. but I think I can do everything I want as long as I sudo it..
[11:57] <hafer> pomoże ktoś z NetBeans?
[11:57] <mobi-sheep> Slart: That's quite true.  I never thought of that approach.
[11:57] <usicow> thanks mrwes and boss_mc.
[11:57] <dva5912> Makuseru: really helps doesnt it?
[11:57] <mrwes> sure
[11:57] <Severian> KiRiLoS, you need to run that command for the two troublesome packages.
[11:57]  * dva5912 smiles in joy as it hits 75
[11:57] <Rigongia> usicow : try splitting the thing in two. First do a sudo su and then do the chown thingy
[11:57] <canton> usicow: try using -o uid=xxx,gid=xxx when mounting fat/ntfs devices, put your uid/gid instead of the xxx
[11:58] <Makuseru> dva5912: Very. Gets a bit chiilly with a fan on your legs all the time however.
[11:58] <boss_mc> usicow: canton++
[11:58] <KiRiLoS> Severian, ok,where can i find these packages ? It's not in /var/cache/apt/archives
[11:58] <imi> hello
[11:58] <guntbert> !pl | hafer
[11:58] <dva5912> Makuseru: i got my tower on the desk with the fan on it.. not too bad. but papers are going everywhere
[11:58] <Severian> dva5912, Really exotic systems can take it under 0 degrees C.  I don't know what ) degrees C is.
[11:58] <boss_mc> usicow: and add exec to the options if you want to run binaries off the stick too
[11:59] <imi> what packages to install to get the proper man pages when issuing man 2 read?
[11:59] <hafer> nie uzyskałem tam pomocy na ten temat
[11:59] <usicow> ok
[11:59] <Slart> !english | hafer
[11:59] <hafer> i need help wit IDE NetBeans
[11:59] <dva5912> severian... 0 is freezing. so how to heck .....that would kill it woudlent it?
[11:59] <Severian> KiRiLoS, Are you sure?  It looks like they are there.
[11:59] <boss_mc> !ask | hafer
[12:00] <lstarnes> imi: it might be manpages-dev
[12:00] <Severian> dva5912, Really exotic systems can use liquid nitrogen.  It can go a wee bit below 0 degrees C.
[12:00] <Slart> dva5912: why would below 0 temperatures kill something mechanical? your house dies when it's cold outside? your car?
[12:00] <dva5912> lol liquid nitrogen!? for the "intensive" gamer right ? that would be funny.
[12:01] <dva5912> my car yes... :P
[12:01] <imi> lstarnes, thank you.
[12:01] <KiRiLoS> Severian, i get error with packages : ttf-dejavu-extra & swh-plugins , but the folder got these : http://paste.ubuntu.com/184911/
[12:01] <Slart> dva5912: you need a better car then =)
[12:01] <hafer> I started using that Ide. Somebody has tutorial
[12:01] <boss_mc> dva5912: water cooled systems don't use plain water, it's filled with alcohols and oils to make it non-conductive and have higher boiling, lower freezing points
[12:02] <KiRiLoS> Severian, but all these in the folder are indeed dependencies of the app i tried to install.
[12:02] <gordonjcp> Slart: if electronics aren't designed for operating at that low a temperature, they can be damaged
[12:02] <gordonjcp> Slart: what happens to things when you cool them?
[12:02] <gidna> HI
[12:02] <dva5912> boss_mc what about if one of the lines were to suddenly break? it would ruin the pc right?
[12:02] <Severian> KiRiLoS, What were the two problem packages again?
[12:02] <imi> bye
[12:03] <gidna> I've installed Openjdk but I can't still not play java games..
[12:03] <Severian> dva5912, Failure of fancy cooling systems frequently kills the computers.  That is a risk you take.
[12:03] <gidna> what should I do?
[12:03] <KiRiLoS> Severian, swh-plugins & ttf-dejavu-extra : http://paste.ubuntu.com/184914/
[12:03] <Slart> gordonjcp: anything that isn't designed for a temperature might get damaged if used in that temperature..I doubt electronics have a that narrow span of temperatures they operate under
[12:03] <jrib> gidna: you need the plugin
[12:03] <alexb92> what needs to be changed so i can access the internet?
[12:03] <gidna> Icedtea?
[12:04] <Xolruya> why i cant log in to game? :O
[12:04] <dva5912> Severian:  ok then this is off the list because this is out only pc. il stick with the litle 13$ pci fan :)
[12:04] <gordonjcp> Slart: they do
[12:04] <Slart> gordonjcp: but this isn't really on topic here
[12:04] <Xolruya> no hjeöp
[12:04] <gordonjcp> Slart: especially if you have a hot chip like a CPU soldered to a cold PCB - <CRACK>
[12:04] <Zelfje> usually electronic operation temperatures are quite broad, most problems arise with moisture (condensation on a cold surface)
[12:04] <gordonjcp> hope you're good at SMT rework
[12:05] <Lint01> Xolruya: what are4 you talking about?
[12:05] <KiRiLoS> Severian, i had problems with other packages too(Some of the are in that folder),but i managed to remove em.
[12:06] <Xolruya> i cannot log in to game
[12:07] <alexb92> is it safe to delete the network interfaces file?
[12:07] <chazco> !unr > chazco
[12:07] <lstarnes> alexb92: I wouldn't do that
[12:07] <gordonjcp> alexb92: depends what you mean by "safe"
[12:07] <Whitewinter_> hi
[12:07] <gordonjcp> alexb92: it will make your computer very safe from people connecting to it over the network
[12:08] <gidna> I've installed all the software necessary to plya java games but I can't play them
[12:08] <gidna> what Should I do
[12:08] <gidna> ?
[12:08] <myself> hey where are the APPLICATION MENU shortcuts located in WINE so i can delete the DEAD STARTERS once i uninstalled the wine stuff MANUALLY?
[12:08] <jrib> gidna: have you installed the java plugin and restarted firefox?
[12:08] <alexb92> lol
[12:08] <Lint01> Xolruya: which one?
[12:08] <myself> found it
[12:08] <alexb92> but i want to connect to the internet that is the thing
[12:08] <chazco> Hi... is it possible to install ubuntu-netbook-remix without removing wicd?
[12:08] <alexb92> and riight now i cant even ping my router
[12:09] <canton> alexb92: i don't understand, how to do participate here when you are not connected to the internet?
[12:09] <Xolruya> zezenia game
[12:09] <KiRiLoS> Severian, any ideas ?
[12:09] <alexb92> canton: using a different computer
[12:09] <Severian> KiRiLoS, To get the first one, go to that directory and type   wget http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/s/swh-plugins/swh-plugins_0.4.15-0.2_i386.deb
[12:09] <alexb92> canton: the computer i want fixed i am next to right now and its running ubuntu 9.04
[12:10] <gidna> ok now it runs.. Is it openJDK necessary to run java applications? or Icedtea Java Plugin can Do the job
[12:10] <gidna> ?
[12:10] <KiRiLoS> Seveas, oh nice :P didnt thought of that.I am trying the command dpkg --force-all -i now ?
[12:10] <canton> alexb92: ok and what is your problem exactly? What is your topology and what exactly does not work?
[12:10] <KiRiLoS> Severian, oh nice :P didnt thought of that.I am trying the command dpkg --force-all -i now ?
[12:11] <janisozaur> i have installed both, evince and acroread 9.1. since i consider the latter to be a resource heavy and prefer to use evince (yet still need sometimes to use acroread), how do i change the defaults for PDF files to be opened in evince (since acroread stole the file type)
[12:11] <alexb92> canton : ok ever since i have updated to 9.04 i have not been able to get access to the internet or the router, i dont know what to fix or how to do it becoz im a complete beginner at this
[12:11] <alexb92> any help would be greatly appreciated :D
[12:11] <Severian> KiRiLoS, For the other one, do   wget http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/t/ttf-dejavu/ttf-dejavu-udeb_2.25-1_all.udeb
[12:11] <canton> janisozaur: right click on a pdf file in nautilus, tab "open with", then click, click click and click
[12:11] <slm> salut vik, amis francophone
[12:12] <Omar87> What are some programs or terminal commands I ca use to locate and undelete a certain files?
[12:12] <glaucous> slm: salut
[12:12] <Omar87> I can** use
[12:12] <canton> alexb92: ok so you have a router, how is the computer connected to it? ethernet cable or wireless?
[12:12] <alexb92> canton: ethernet. directly connected into the modem/router
[12:13] <Padhu> Application for shedules and remainers
[12:13] <KiRiLoS> Seveas, ok,i downloaded them both and i used dpkg --force-all -i to them,no errors. should i apt-get update && upgrade ?
[12:13] <janisozaur> canton, that's not what i want, since it's one-time-only, but there is a tab named "open with" in file preferences which changes this behavior permanently - solved.
[12:13] <glaucous> hi everyone, my jaunty64 takes about 20 seconds to think about booting before it actually starts.  bootchart says it's kthreadd.  doesn't anyone know how to speed it up?  where can I upload my bootchart to be examined?
[12:13] <janisozaur> canton, oh, you mention the tab. nvm...
[12:13] <canton> janisozaur: ;-)
[12:13] <linduxed> in going to enable a PPA and then upgrade some packages, but id like to have some kind of restoration point, a kind of "if things go bad i want to go back"-feature
[12:13] <linduxed> any ideas?
[12:13] <KiRiLoS> Severian, ok,i downloaded them both and i used dpkg --force-all -i to them,no errors. should i apt-get update && upgrade ?
[12:14] <gidna> I can't play java games on yahoo the applet starts but then it can't open a game
[12:14] <Padhu> I want an application for shedule and remainder and home financial accounting
[12:14] <canton> alexb92: output of ifconfig -a tells you the interface configuration, ethtool <interfacename> tells you if physical link is detected, ping helps you recover basic network problems
[12:14] <linduxed> gidna: what java plugin are you using
[12:14] <Severian> KiRiLoS, I'd try installing the main package you wanted first.  If it shows to be installed, then uninstall it and reinstall.  Forcing it may have missed dependencies.
[12:14] <canton> alexb92: so what does sudo ethtool eth0 say?
[12:15] <ganesh> how can i make a copy of file in the same directory using commandline?
[12:15] <KiRiLoS> Severian, ok.
[12:15] <canton> ganesh: cp <file> <newfile>
[12:15] <gidna> Icedtea Java Plugin
[12:15] <alexb92> canton: link detected = yes
[12:15] <glaucous> ganesh: cp filename filename2
[12:15] <reqon_zZz> night everyone
[12:15] <KiRiLoS> Severian, ! i get the error with ttf-dejavu-extra only now!
[12:15] <Severian> ganesh,  cp orig-filename copy-filename
[12:15] <canton> alexb92: fine, ifconfig eth0 says what? does the interface have an ip address in your network?
[12:15] <Slart> ganesh: are you going to ask this question many times more?
[12:16] <gidna> linduxed what could I do?
[12:16] <api984> what seems to be the problem
[12:16] <reqon_zZz> z
[12:16] <reqon_zZz> _
[12:16] <alexb92> canton: yep it has the ip address and masking address but im not sure about the broadcast address
[12:16] <ganesh> Slart: sorry but i had not got the answer before..
[12:17] <api984> tryed ping?
[12:17] <reqon_zZz> hm
[12:17] <api984> broadcast address is the 255
[12:17] <canton> alexb92: bcast address is usually calculated in the right way when ip and subnet mask are correct
[12:17] <Slart> ganesh: 12:30 < rww> ganesh: cp source_goes_here destination_goes_here
[12:17] <api984> the last number on ip
[12:17] <canton> api984: that's true for /24 only
[12:17] <KiRiLoS> Severian, http://paste.ubuntu.com/184919/
[12:17] <api984> yes
[12:17] <api984> what are they doing
[12:18] <dadrock> when ever i ma stating my apache its giving and error http://www.mibbit.com/pb/YAeiRA  ? can anyone help me out
[12:18] <guntbert> !who | api984
[12:18] <Padhu> please mention the application name for maintain home accounting
[12:18] <canton> alexb92: so what is the ip address of your router and what gives the command "pinc -c 3 <ip_of_your_router> back?
[12:18] <Severian> KiRiLoS, I thought the meta package would handle it.  Oh, well.    wget http://mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu/pool/main/t/ttf-dejavu/ttf-dejavu-extra_2.23-1_all.deb
[12:18] <ganesh>  Slart:cp: `dialog-information.ogg' and `/usr/share/sounds/ubuntu/stereo/dialog-information.ogg' are the same file
[12:18] <glaucous> hi everyone, my jaunty64 takes about 20 seconds to think about booting before it actually starts.  bootchart says it's kthreadd.  does anyone know how to speed it up?  where can I upload my bootchart to be examined?
[12:18] <linduxed> in going to enable a PPA and then upgrade some packages, but id like to have some kind of restoration point, a kind of "if things go bad i want to go back"-feature
[12:18] <linduxed> any ideas?
[12:18] <alexb92> canton: router ip = 10.0.0.138
[12:18] <Slart> ganesh: yes.. you have to give the new file a different name
[12:19] <woods> shit
[12:19] <ziroday> woods: please don't swear
[12:19] <woods> ok
[12:20] <woods> i just have a try!
[12:20] <KiRiLoS> Severian, http://paste.ubuntu.com/184921/
[12:20] <alexb92> canton : ping: sendmsg: operation not permitted
[12:20] <AgentHeX> is there a way to sleep a RAID-5 array to conserve power and prevent wear-and-tear?
[12:20] <ziroday> linduxed: there is no real restoration point. You can remove the PPA and the remove the packages, and then reinstall them to rollback
[12:20] <canton> alexb92: sudo ping, what did you do with your computer to disallow normal user to use ping?
[12:20] <Slart> AgentHeX: can't you put the physical drives to sleep? or the raid software wakes them up again?
[12:20] <ganesh> Slart: yes..but in gui (mouse) copy and paste will rename to file.ext(copy) by itself..so i thought it would be same with commandline too..sorry once again
[12:20] <flajann> What's the deal with Amarok on 9.04 -- it won't play!
[12:20] <AgentHeX> Slart: haven't actually tried.  how do i know if a drive is actually asleep?
[12:21] <Slart> ganesh: nope.. with cp you have yo add the (copy) thing yourself
[12:21] <alexb92> canton: nothing thats what i dont understand i dont know whats wrong with it
[12:21] <AgentHeX> Slart: i have one OS drive and six RAID-5 drives (in two different arrays)
[12:21] <Gamarok__> !avidemux
[12:21] <Severian> KiRiLoS, it worked.
[12:21] <KiRiLoS> Severian, it seems that evertything is ok now :P although my fonts are kinda weird now :P
[12:21] <Slart> AgentHeX: hmm.. I'm not really sure.. hdparm perhaps? there might be some other way too
[12:21] <canton> alexb92: ok what does sudo ping <router_address> do?
[12:21] <Gamarok__> !info avidemux
[12:21] <Severian> KiRiLoS, try the liberation font.  I like it a lot.
[12:22] <alexb92> canton: same thinng : operation not permitted
[12:22] <dadrock> whenever i am starting my apache it giving error that my port 80 is already listning how to free that port ?
[12:22] <linduxed> ziroday: hmmm, i suspected someone would say that
[12:22] <KiRiLoS> Severian, would you mind reminding me where i can change the fonts?(Gnome)
[12:22] <AgentHeX> Slart: and do you know if there's any way to prevent bit rot?  i have an offline utility that can recover bad sectors (usually), but i'm looking for more active maintenance that could keep the machine online and maybe write the data back to the drives and correct using the parity data if necessary.  i've got three 1TB drives, and the density is undoubtedly prone to errors.
[12:23] <canton> alexb92: did you play around with apparmor or selinux or stuff like this? root (and putting sudo before a command executes it using the root user) is normally allowed to do anything.
[12:23] <KiRiLoS> Severian, ok got it,apperance
[12:23] <Severian> KiRiLoS, The option I have been thinking about, but have not suggest yet is that I think you should probably clear your apt cache.  Then, do an upgrade.
[12:23] <linduxed> ziroday: i just hope it like usual with ubuntu that it will want to uninstall ubuntu-desktop....
[12:23] <canton> alexb92: give me the output of ls -l /bin/ping
[12:23] <glaucous> hi everyone, my jaunty64 takes about 20 seconds to think about booting before it actually starts.  bootchart says it's kthreadd.  does anyone know how to speed it up?  where can I upload my bootchart to be examined?
[12:24] <Slart> AgentHeX: hmm... preventing bit rot.. haven't had any problems.. you could add error correcting information .par files comes to mind.. there might be some easier way though
[12:24] <KiRiLoS> Severian, i did that myself :P
[12:24] <Severian> KiRiLoS, You found the font change place you wanted?  There are several places where fonts are specified for different things.
[12:24] <AgentHeX> Slart: cool.  thanks.  i'll look into hdparm, though i just figured mdadm would just wake the drives up.
[12:24] <guntbert> canton: the issue of alexb92 looks like a case of firewall
[12:24] <Severian> KiRiLoS, good.
[12:24] <KiRiLoS> Severian, yeap i did,it seems that my fonts changed to Sans
[12:24] <canton> guntbert: oh that can be true, ack
[12:24] <alexb92> canton: what happened was i was upgrading form 8.10  to 9.04 when a blackout happened so i had to use aptget in recovery mode to fix everything and insstall everything again
[12:25] <ziroday> linduxed: uninstalling ubuntu-desktop is fine it just a metapackage and as long as you have the dependencies you can reinstall it
[12:25] <Malicia> hi all
[12:25] <alexb92> canton: so that worked and 9.04 is working but i dunno what could be the cause. i dont have a firewall installed on the computer that i am aware of
[12:25] <trancefat> Hi All, where can i get a jre for eclipse such that i can copy and paste it inside the eclipse folder?
[12:25] <fornix> is there a way i can copy only those files which are modified after a certain time from a folder. ls -t does list all entries according to modification time. i am wondering how to use it
[12:26] <KiRiLoS> Severian, thank you so much :D
[12:26] <Slart> fornix: find
[12:26] <canton> alexb92: try sudo iptables -L -n
[12:26] <Hamza> canton: Perhaps have alex check out iptables?
[12:26] <KiRiLoS> Severian, btw any idea about where i could find the default font configuration ? :P
[12:26] <guntbert> alexb92: please pastebin the output of sudo iptables -L
[12:26] <alexb92> ok
[12:26] <canton> what does it show
[12:26] <Severian> KiRiLoS, sure.  Good luck and enjoy Ubuntu.
[12:27] <Slart> fornix: something like  find -mtime bla bla bla   -exec copy {} /backupfolder/
[12:27] <Severian> KiRiLoS, Do you mean what file hold the font names specified for the desktop?
[12:27] <Slart> fornix: there's probably lots of small errors in that.. but you get the idea
[12:27] <bart_> hey guys
[12:27] <guntbert> canton: you suggestion was more sensible then mine if he has no access to the network :)
[12:27] <guntbert> *than
[12:28] <canton> guntbert: i did not tell him to use pastebin
[12:28] <KiRiLoS> Severian, no,i mean where i could find what type of fonts does ubuntu use by default,so i can change them back to the default
[12:28] <AgentHeX> Slart: you think running md5sum on everything on an array would cause the system to detect bit rot at the RAID level (disk sector goes bad, use parity to recover)?
[12:28] <canton> only to look at the output
[12:28] <fornix> Slart: thanks reading man page for find
[12:28] <artikanet-10943> ciao
[12:28] <Slart> AgentHeX: probable.. but I'm not sure
[12:29] <Severian> KiRiLoS, No, I don't know.  I can look at a fresshly installed 9.04 machine and see what it says.  If you'll give me a moment to start it up.
[12:29] <guntbert> canton: thats what I meant being more sensible than my suggestion, and -n is good too
[12:29] <alexb92> canton: guys thank u for all ur help i dont mean to be a trouble
[12:29] <Padhu> friends anybody tell me the application name for home finanacial accounting
[12:30] <alexb92> canton: sorry i cant paste the information, im using a windows laptop now and the computer i am fixing is a desktop
[12:30] <KiRiLoS> Severian, ofc,take your time :)
[12:30] <Padhu> alexb92: use mibbit. it is possible
[12:30] <alexb92> canton: what r u looking for in that output
[12:30] <wcauchois> can anyone tell me what the php5-mysql package is?
[12:30] <KiRiLoS> Severian, System>Preferences>Apperance>Fonts
[12:31] <wcauchois> i thought you had to build php with mysql support, so is that a separate version of php5?
[12:31] <canton> alexb92: ok ok we know, is the output of the above (iptables) command showing something like that: http://pastebin.com/m7564f1e
[12:31] <wcauchois> because from the description it sounds like its some sort of separate extension module
[12:31] <canton> alexb92: have a look at the "ACCEPT"s and that there are no "rules"
[12:31] <Padhu> wcauchois: it is excatly correct
[12:31] <wcauchois> Padhu: which one? :P
[12:32] <alexb92> canton: no they all say policy drop
[12:32] <canton> alexb92: fine, that's your problem. so try the following three commands:
[12:32] <Severian> KiRiLoS, Application font, Document font, and Desktop font are Sans 10.  Window Title font is Sans Bold 10, and Fixed Width font is Monospace 10
[12:32] <canton> alexb92: sudo iptables -P INPUT ACCEPT
[12:32] <canton> alexb92: sudo iptables -P FORWARD ACCEPT
[12:33] <canton> alexb92: sudo iptables -P OUTPUT ACCEPT
[12:33] <canton> and then try pinging again
[12:33] <KiRiLoS> Severian, wow,i have exactly the same,but again the font seems kinda weird.wtf
[12:33] <glaucous> Padhu: www.mint.com
[12:33] <Padhu> wcauchois: compile from source code
[12:34] <wcauchois> i'm sorry, i don't understand; are you telling me i have to compile from source code?
[12:34] <alexb92> canton: yep they all now say policy accept
[12:34] <canton> alexb92: ping?
[12:34] <Padhu> glaucous: what about this link
[12:35] <canton> alexb92: first try a ping in your local network (ip, not name), then an ip ouside of the local network (i.e. 141.1.1.1), then a hostname or url like www.google.com
[12:35] <canton> this should all work without sudo
[12:35] <alexb92> canton: sudo ping 10.0.0.138 = ping: sendmsg: operation not permitted
[12:36] <canton> wtf
[12:36] <alexb92> canton: exactly
[12:36] <alexb92> canton: i said the exact same thing when the internet wasnt working and i thought all my configurations were correct
[12:36] <alexb92> canton: i havent been using ubuntu long, just less than a year and im slowly learning everything
[12:37] <Hamza> alexb92: Is this a wired connection?
[12:37] <alexb92> canton: ive tried pinging google.coom but it says : unknown host
[12:37] <nibbler> alexb92: iptables -L
[12:37] <AgentHeX> Slart: hey.  evidently, hdparm has a -y option to force standby.  it successfully spins down RAID disks.  when i query the network share, it hangs until the drive is spun back up.
[12:37] <canton> alexb92: at least we have found the iptables problem but i am just wondering what else can cause the above message
[12:37] <canton> nibbler: already done
[12:37] <alexb92> hamza: yes its a wired connection
[12:37] <nibbler> ah i c, what is current iptables -L
[12:38] <Kalmi> alexb92, when did it stop working?
[12:38] <linduxed> ziroday: well the thing is that every time it has asked me to uninstall the metapackage it has dragged along the deps
[12:38] <alexb92> kalmi: when i upgraded  to 9.04
[12:38] <KiRiLoS> Severian, any ideas about the font? :/
[12:38] <Kalmi> alexb92, can you pm me the output of ifconfig?
[12:39] <Kalmi> alexb92, or... does everything look alright in the output of ipconfig?
[12:39] <alexb92> kalmi: no i cant im using a different computer
[12:39] <snowrichard> sorry for any garbage typed while I was away, I have cats
[12:39] <Kalmi> alexb92, *ifconfig
[12:39] <imaginativeone> heh heh...
[12:40] <mower26> Hey all
[12:40] <imaginativeone> I need help reconnecting to my windows workgroup
[12:40] <Kalmi> imaginativeone, domain?
[12:40] <alexb92> canton: lol ud find this hilarious, before i had 274 rx packet errors , now i have 358
[12:40] <alexb92> canton: and before i had 85 tx packet errors now i have 110
[12:40] <imaginativeone> Kalmi: not sure what you mean...
[12:41] <mower26> I have installed Ubuntu 9.04 on my laptop and when using mozilla it flickers, can some help me out.
[12:41] <canton> alexb92: while trying to execute ping have a look on "sudo tail -f /var/log/syslog" on another console and look if any message appears while trying to execute "sudo ping <ip_of_your_router>
[12:41] <alexb92> canton: it keeps getting worse and worse.... its a ssimple wired connection, not that hard, i would have been on the internet years ago if this was in windows lol
[12:41] <gnr> alexb92: have you check the nat table?
[12:41] <alexb92> gnr: no i havent
[12:41] <canton> alexb92: your system is something f** up
[12:41] <Hamza> KiRiLoS: In 8.10, enabling FreeType rendering tends to make fonts look better. Perhaps this might be of interest - http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/10/15/tweak-your-font-rendering-for-better-appearance/
[12:41] <gnr> alexb92 #iptables -t nat -L -n
[12:42] <Severian> KiRiLoS, I don't know why it is displaying differently for you.  I can think of several things.  Can you get around it?  Like, by selecting a different font?
[12:42] <KiRiLoS> Severian, hmm i'll check free type if that doesnt help i guess i'll change the font :P
[12:42] <murad> hi I need to change my mac in UBUNTU help me
[12:43] <mower26> help please!!!
[12:43] <dusty_> Hey guys, I have Ubuntu 9.04 installed.  I want to try out slackware, so i have installed slackware onto some free space - i installed it under 1 partition (/dev/sda7) and told it not to install a bootloader as I want ubuntu to handle this... how do i add the slackware operating system to grub so i can dual boot and choose between ubuntu and slackware ?  I Have added an entry into menu.lst but it won't boot saying invalid device.. any ideas?
[12:43] <alexb92> gnr: warning all config files need .conf : etc/modprobe.d/irda- utils will be ignored same with oss-compat
[12:43] <Kalmi> murad, permanently?
[12:43] <murad> not really
[12:43] <dusty_> I added root (hd0,6) makeactive chainloader +1
[12:43] <dusty_> but it errors when I select it..
[12:44] <imaginativeone> murad: vmware?
[12:44] <murad> ya
[12:44] <gnr> alexb92 : irda is for infra-red
[12:44] <Hamza> alexb92: sudo sysctl net.ipv4.ip_forward - does it say enabled btw?
[12:45] <imaginativeone> murad: what is the problem?
[12:45] <mower26> pleaseeeeeeee
[12:45] <manuel_> hola desde Sevilla
[12:45] <imaginativeone> ubuntu won't load?
[12:45] <Kalmi> murad, you can change it using the network-manager applet
[12:45] <murad> I want to change the mac add
[12:45] <canton> alexb92: did you try what i told you?
[12:45] <Kalmi> !helpme | mower26
[12:45] <imaginativeone> oh...
[12:45] <canton> alexb92: another thing: look at the output of "ifconfig eth0", there should be the string "UP" in the second line
[12:46] <alexb92> canton: yep i tried a whole bunch of crap turned up on screen
[12:46] <manuel_> Ayuda
[12:46] <Hamza> alexb92: Does ifconfig eth0 say UP?
[12:46] <imaginativeone> murad: Preferences > Network Connections
[12:47] <alexb92> hamza: no it says up broadcast running multicast
[12:47] <yadunand> hi , my system cannot start X server , the system gives error saying that the filesystem is read only
[12:47] <yadunand> any fix ?
[12:47] <kwk> Hello I have a problem with my Ubuntu 9.04 RAID 1 Installation when trying to configure GRUB. Here's my RAID setup http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/395310/ and here is the tutorial I used: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto. The proposed step is "grub> device (hd0) /dev/mapper/isw_beeaakeeaa_five" which I changed to "grub> device (hd0) /dev/mapper/isw_djfcejfjjb_Volume01" in my case. The error is: "Error 15: File not found"
[12:47] <murad>  Preferences > Network Connections ii cant find it
[12:48] <Hamza> alexb92: Ok. Try: sudo sysctl net.ipv4.ip_forward - does it report 0 or 1?
[12:48] <Lillois1986> Hello !  My dvd player seems to be freeze. I can't eject my dvd. Any idea ?
[12:49] <alexb92> hamza: 1
[12:49] <murad> Preferences > Network Connections I cant find it
[12:49] <Severian> Lillois1986, kids, peanut butter?
[12:49] <Hamza> alexb92: Hmm. One moment please.
[12:50] <KiRiLoS> Severian, well,my fonts are clear enough but the problem is that it's kinda...Tall! wait i'll post a screenshot of my current font and the previous i had.
[12:50] <alexb92> hamza: ok , thank you very very very much for all of your patience, time and help it is very appreciated
[12:50] <alexb92> canton: same with you canton, i cant thank you enough
[12:50] <stavrosLinux> are dell vostro with ubuntu available? anyone knows?
[12:51] <Severian> Lillois1986, sometimes, shutting down the computer completely will release a drive that thinks it should be locked.  When you power it back on, you'll be able to eject.  Other times, you have to use the paper clip trick.
[12:51] <lorethebetter> ciao
[12:51] <lorethebetter> vorrei sapere se c'è qualcuno che mi puo aiutare
[12:51] <KiRiLoS> Severian, http://tinyurl.com/m3z97p can you see the difference?look at Applications Places System
[12:51] <gnr> Lillois1986: #eject
[12:51] <murad> how can i change my MAC ADDRESS AT ETHO
[12:52] <Hamza> alexb92: No problem. Could you please try ifconfig eth0 and tell me what is the broadcast address?
[12:52] <alexb92> hamza: 10.0.0.255
[12:52] <gnr> murad: ifconfig eth0 down then ifconfig eth0 hw aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff
[12:52] <Hamza> alexb92: And what is the netmask address?
[12:53] <alexb92> 255.255.255.0
[12:53] <Lillois1986> The eject command doesn't work either.
[12:53] <adac> Is there a DJ program available? or an extension to amarok or a similiar player?
[12:54] <lorethebetter> hi
[12:54] <gnr> Lillois1986: #eject -f /dev/yourdvd
[12:54] <lorethebetter> i'm italian
[12:54] <lorethebetter> i've a problem
[12:54] <KiRiLoS> Hamza, check this out,my fonts seem "taller" any ideas to fix that? http://tinyurl.com/m3z97p (Check Applications Places System)
[12:54] <lorethebetter> with bcm4311
[12:54] <FloodBot1> lorethebetter: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:54] <lorethebetter> who can help me?
[12:54] <Severian> KiRiLoS, They both look OK to me.  The bottom one looks better.  Which is the current?
[12:55] <KiRiLoS> Severian, the current is the top.That's the problem :P
[12:55] <alexb92> hamza: 255.255.255.0
[12:56] <krepta_> hello again, I have returned, and I've deleted ubuntu.  For some reason I could not get a boot loader called Boot Magic to boot linux, this was never a problem before on any other PC, and I think it is because linux was in an extended partition's virtual drive, rather than in a Primary partition.  So, I deleted the whole thing, and the extended partition.
[12:56] <murad>  Permission denied is comming
[12:56] <Hamza> alexb92: Did you upgrade this machine by any chance?
[12:56] <Severian> KiRiLoS, I don't have any suggestion.
[12:57] <Hamza> KiRiLoS: Odd. Is this a desktop or a laptop display?
[12:57] <Pranka> murad: Try "sudo" before the command you want to enter.
[12:57] <KiRiLoS> Hamza, desktop.It happened when i reinstalled a font package!
[12:57] <krepta_> sudo stands for something, right?  like, super user something or other...
[12:57] <KiRiLoS> Severian, it's ok you helped me enough for today!Keep up the good work!
[12:57] <lorethebetter> someone can help me?
[12:58] <gnr> stands for "superuser do"
[12:58] <Lillois1986> gnr : the eject -f command doesn't work, I pushed the eject button while ubuntu was mounting the dvd.
[12:58] <krepta_> oh, cool
[12:58] <Hamza> KiRiLoS: Do you remember the name of the font package?
[12:58] <krepta_> uhhh, so unmount it
[12:58] <Hamza> alexb92: -> Did you upgrade this machine by any chance?
[12:58] <KiRiLoS> Hamza, ofc, ttf-dejavu-extra
[12:58] <Lillois1986> but it is NOT mounted
[12:58] <krepta_> If I try installing ubuntu again, will it try to install everything into an extended partition again?  Is that normal?
[12:59] <AnAnt__> !nvidia
[12:59] <gnr> Lillois1986: #df -hT says it's not mounted?
[12:59] <Severian> Lillois1986, is there a small hole on the front panel of the DVD drive?  Most drives have an emergency eject built in there.  You use a bent paper clip to activate the switch inside.
[12:59] <forceflow> adac: try Mixxx
[13:00] <krepta_> I've done that, if the DVD is spinning up at high speed, it can be very bad for it to be ejected that way, better to power down the machine first or something.
[13:00] <AnAnt__> !nvidia | AnAnt__
[13:00] <Lillois1986> sudo umount -f /media/cdrom  ---> umount: /media/cdrom: n'est pas monté (is not mounted)
[13:00] <adac> forceflow, thx!
[13:00] <forceflow> it's not perfect, but it gets the job done
[13:00] <Hamza> alexb92, canton: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/315370 <- This bug has been reported. It's a problem with udev apparently.
[13:01] <KiRiLoS> Hamza, any ideas ?
[13:01] <Lillois1986> I see a hole on the front panel, I'm trying what you said
[13:01] <KiRiLoS> Hamza, i think there is a command for refreshing fonts or something
[13:01] <krepta_> good luck Lillois
[13:01] <mower26>  I have installed Ubuntu 9.04 on my laptop and when using mozilla it flickers. I am pretty sure it has something to do with the refresh rate.
[13:01] <raven_> hello - i need a video tool that easily provides video effects like windows-movie-maker does. in detail i need a speedup-effect - any idea? tnx.
[13:01] <Kalmi> mower26, that is unlikely
[13:01] <alexb92> hamza: yes i did
[13:01] <forceflow> raven_: try avidemux
[13:01] <krepta_> Uhm, so, does anyone know if ubuntu will try to install into a Primary partition if I try to install it again?
[13:02] <mower26> what could it be
[13:02] <Kalmi> mower26, does it also happen with the desktop effects off ?
[13:02] <alexb92> hamza: but thats stupid becoz the computers i am using a windows based except for 2 in the house, so how would i be able to fix the problem?
[13:02] <raven_> forceflow i did but i could not find a double-speed-effect
[13:02] <mower26> I have removed compiz
[13:02] <Hamza> KiRiLoS: One moment, please.
[13:02] <Severian> raven_, easily provides effect.  No such program.  There are very powerful video processing tools for Linux, but no easy one yet.
[13:02] <Pranka> krepta_: I'm not quite sure of your situation, but you can specify where you want Ubuntu to be installed in the Partition Manager.
[13:03] <raven_> Severian need not to be easy but i need such an effect ;)
[13:03] <EyeDunno> what is a good equivalent to nero for ubuntu?
[13:03] <Severian> raven_, Look at cinelerra
[13:03] <forceflow> EyeDunno: Brasero?
[13:03] <EyeDunno> can it burn dvds and whatnot?
[13:03] <EyeDunno> isos...
[13:03] <forceflow> EyeDunno: yes, it's in the standard ubuntu install installation
[13:03] <gnr> alexb92 : sorry for asking this again.. was the problem is with ping not permitted?
[13:04] <forceflow> it burns audio discs, data discs, and image files :)
[13:04] <krepta_> When I install it is basically a wizard kind of thing, I can tell it to use the whole hard drive, which means it will go into a primary partition, but I want to keep windows, so I tell it to use the free space that is available on the hard drive.  That's not a partition manager though, it's more automated and dumb user friendly.
[13:04] <EyeDunno> o
[13:04] <Hamza> alexb92: Could you please try this: sudo ./ipmasq stop and then try pinging?
[13:04] <EyeDunno> cool :)
[13:04] <Lillois1986> krepta_, the dvd is not spinning. My device just doesn't respond anymore
[13:04] <Severian> There are other programs in the works.  There is a videl framework called gmerlin that some people use to create effects like that.
[13:04] <raven_> Sevrian i am doing at the moment but where is the speedup-thing?
[13:04] <Hamza> KiRiLoS: Are you on jaunty?
[13:04] <KiRiLoS> Hamza, yeah
[13:04] <krepta_> oh, that's too bad lillois. :(
[13:04] <krepta_> Well, good for the DVD though
[13:04] <orly_owl_tv> How can I get TV out working on Nvidia NV18 GeForce4 MX  nForce GPU? I'm using the S-Video port hooked up to a PAL CRT TV,
[13:04] <orly_owl_tv> PAL-B.
[13:04] <Pranka> krepta_: There is a third option in the Partition Manager, allows you to create/edit partitions.
[13:05] <Lillois1986> I'm goint to wait until my encoding is finished, then I will reboot my laptop.
[13:05] <imaginativeone> that card is notorious for problems with Ubuntu
[13:05] <krepta_> Ok then, I'll try that.  Is there an option for NOT installing grub in the first place?
[13:05] <jals> what's the word for when a video shows the colors wrong, sort of inverted or something
[13:05] <Severian> Lillois1986, if it had a drive failure due to a power supply(the one on the drive), or a control card, there may be no way to eject short of disassembly.  I had to do that to a pioneer drive once.
[13:05] <EyeDunno> Thanks forceflow
[13:05] <forceflow> jals: bad saturation/hue settings ?
[13:05] <mobi-sheep> Bash Experts --> How would I place "ifconfig | grep 'inet addr:'| grep -v '127.0.0.1' | cut -d: -f2 | awk '{ print $1}'" to a value?
[13:05] <Pranka> krepta_: If you're not going to install Grub, then how are you going to switch between Operating Systems?
[13:06] <Lillois1986> I have this problem since I am running 9.04.
[13:06] <hoohaah> Pranka: lilo
[13:06] <jals> forceflow, saturation might be it, i need to know the term to google it heh
[13:06] <orly_owl_tv> Anyone?
[13:06] <krepta_> I have Boot Magic 8.0
[13:06] <Pranka> hoohaah: Not even Lilo.
[13:06] <forceflow> jals: if you've got a problem with the standard ubuntu movie player, it happened to me one time too: just readjust the hue/sat settings :)
[13:06] <Hamza> KiRiLoS: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=228359 <- Perhaps this might work?
[13:06] <alexb92> gnr: yes
[13:06] <Kalmi> krepta_, what is bootmagic good for?
[13:06] <jals> forceflow, it's not that so much, i ripped a dvd using VLC and it's come out wrong, even on my ipod so it's not a display issue
[13:06] <KiRiLoS> Hamza, thanks,i'll check it out and i'll let u know
[13:07] <alexb92> hamza: doesnt work it says command not found
[13:07] <jals> it's ripped badly i guess
[13:07] <forceflow> jals: probably,yes ... shame of the work :-)
[13:07] <gnr> alexb92 : then try with #nmap -sP the.ip.just.now
[13:07] <krepta_> It's good for booting any dang OS I want, I used to use it all the time with like 5 OSes, I had more than one HD to play with at the time.
[13:07] <jals> so trying to google, but not sure how to describe the problem
[13:07] <ubuntu> hi
[13:07] <mrwes> jals, check out Handbrake, it has presets for ripping DVD's to IPODs
[13:07] <Severian> raven_, ask the cinelerra people.  They do all sorts of stuff like that.  A user at a local LUG showed us time compression, but I don't know the program.  That was at least two years ago.
[13:07] <Lillois1986> By the way, encoding in x264 is faster using 64bits OS than 32 bits.
[13:08] <Kalmi> !hi | ubuntu
[13:08] <ubuntu> ANYONE USE VIRTUAL PC
[13:08] <jals> mrwes, command line though right? i'll have a look anyway
[13:08] <hoohaah> Lillois1986: not significantly
[13:08] <raven_> severian ok i'll try - tnx
[13:08] <hoohaah> may 5-10% or so
[13:08] <krepta_> I had windows 98b, dos with windows 3.11, linux, and a couple other oses all running on the same machine, using boot magic, loved the thing.
[13:08] <helper> hello, what is the name of the file to configure the runlevel to run by default /etc/ ?
[13:08] <murad> I FAILD TO CHANGE MY MAC ADDRESS ANY MORE SMART SOLUTION?
[13:08] <Hamza> alexb92: Ah yes, my mistake. 1. cd /etc/init.d 2. sudo ./ipmasq stop and then try pinging.
[13:08] <hoohaah> murad: stop shouting
[13:08] <Severian> helper, it is runlevel
[13:09] <krepta_> wait, you have beening regularly changing your MAC address?!
[13:09] <Severian> cd /etc
[13:09]  * G69 Boa tarde /Good Afternoon
[13:09] <krepta_> good morning too
[13:09] <Hamza> murad: Install the macchanger package.
[13:09] <helper> Severian the configuration
[13:09] <ubuntu> virtual pc
[13:09] <helper> Severian the configuration file there is no runlevel file in /etc
[13:09] <murad> HAMZA HOW CAN I DO IT
[13:10] <AgentHeX> Slart: thanks for all the help.  i'm testing the automatic spindown of drives to see if they'll go offline when they're idle.  not sure how it will work under RAID
[13:10] <Kalmi> !caps | murad
[13:10] <Hamza> murad: Do you want to change your mac address permanently or temporarily? And please use lowercase.
[13:10] <Severian> helper, debial does not do runlevels like you might expect.  Normal for debian systems like ubuntu is 2.
[13:10] <murad> o sorry
[13:10] <alexb92> hamza: sorry what do i type into console?
[13:10] <gnr> murad: ifconfig eth0 down then ifconfig eth0 hw ether aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff ----i did told you just now
[13:10] <krepta_> I love virtual machine, I haven't used it in a while, but it's neat.  Sure does limit things though, any OS installed in it is gonna be slower than in a real partition on the hard drive.
[13:10] <Kalmi> gnr: that's not permanent...
[13:10] <murad>  temporarily
[13:10] <Demonizer> java sux
[13:10] <helper> Severian i know , once here they give me naame of conffiguration file in /etc/ i 4got it ,
[13:10] <Kalmi> murad, Hamza: You could just use networkmanager
[13:11] <Lillois1986> hoohaah : maybe it depends on the processor. With my T7200, I had a 14 fps rate on a 32 bits ubuntu. now I have a 23 fps rate. Concerning the First pass, It didn't improve like that though
[13:11] <Hamza> alexb92: First: cd /etc/init.d (enter) Then: sudo ./ipmasq stop (enter) and then try pinging.
[13:11] <murad> kalmi: how
[13:11] <Kalmi> krepta_, xp boots faster in kvm for me :)
[13:11] <gnr> Kalmi: you can;t make it permanent , that's why it's called burn-in address
[13:11] <krepta_> Wow
[13:11] <hoohaah> helper: /etc/inittab
[13:11] <krepta_> Well, is that because it is a fresh install, and therefore less crap?
[13:11] <krepta_> hehe.
[13:11] <Kalmi> gnr, but you can get sour OS to set it everytime it boots
[13:11] <Severian> helper, hoohah got it.  I was looking it up.
[13:11] <Kalmi> gnr, *your
[13:11] <Malicia> helper, sudo telinit 3
[13:11] <Malicia> for exemple
[13:11] <Demonizer> LOL just dual booted ubuntu and xp
[13:12] <helper> hoohaah no config file in that name
[13:12] <Kalmi> murad, do you see that network tray icon?
[13:12] <hoohaah> helper: beware of typos
[13:12] <alexb92> hamza: i went into filesystem then etc and i looked in there and the file doesnt even exist
[13:12] <ddoom> is it possible to mount only one partition of a mirrored lvm setup (in case one of the mirrored drives dies)
[13:12] <krepta_> I like booting lots of things, I wish I had a nice bunch of hard drives to play with again.
[13:12] <jrib> helper: why do you want to change the runlevel?
[13:12] <helper> hoohaah copy /paste from u :P
[13:12] <gnr> Kalmi:my what?
[13:12] <midnajt> hey my audio simply stoped working
[13:12] <Kalmi> gnr, operating system
[13:12] <helper> jrib i'm studying using DVD learn linux so i want to check how to config be
[13:13] <murad> kalmi I am new so tell me details
[13:13] <jrib> !upstart | helper
[13:13] <gnr> Kalmi:what's with it?
[13:13] <ddoom> !lvm
[13:13] <jrib> helper: ubuntu uses upstart, read its documentation
[13:13] <krepta_> I love how you guys help so many people, dang, so many smart people.  Have a great day, and stuff, bye.
[13:13] <hoohaah> oh really?
[13:13] <Malicia> helper, u can create ur own /etc/inittab
[13:13] <Demonizer> wow linux is so new to me lol
[13:13] <Severian> helper, or not.  There is no inittab.  So, I'll stick with running the runlevel program as an answer.
[13:13] <Kalmi> gnr, but you can get your OS to set the MAC address everytime it boots
[13:13] <hoohaah> i havent tinkered with runlevels in a while
[13:13] <murad> kalmi I can see network icon
[13:13] <Kalmi> murad, right click->edit
[13:13] <helper> Severian ah i see , seems the /etc/inittab for fedora maybe
[13:14] <Malicia> helper, or do sudo telinit 3 to be at runlevel 3
[13:14] <hoohaah> nah, ubuntu is just innovative
[13:14] <hoohaah> a lot of other distros still use it
[13:14] <canton> Kalmi: man 5 interfaces -> hwaddress maybe?
[13:14] <hoohaah> nothing wrong with either way, really
[13:14] <Hamza> alexb92: Hmmm. Besides stopping ipmasq, I'm not sure how I could help you further. The problem's been reported here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/315370
[13:14] <Malicia> :)
[13:14] <Kalmi> canton, ubuntu is using networkmanager by default.... it has a nice gui... newbies should use that
[13:15] <helper> Malicia when  i shutdown the pc , it do restart does this make with runlevel?
[13:15] <Kalmi> murad, then select that lonely wire connection and click edit
[13:15] <guntbert> Malicia: the concept of runlevels does not really apply in ubuntu - see !upstart
[13:15] <helper> Malicia of bios ?
[13:15] <gnr> Kalmi: not permanent, there's no way unless for some old intel nic, or if you desolder and write using eeprom. If your permanent understanding is by doing at OS boot scripts.. then go on
[13:15] <Severian> redhat uses more runlevels, so it seems natural that their users are more likely to change that.  So, they make the configuration a little easier.
[13:15] <Kalmi> gnr, yeah... that's what I call permanent... and that seems permanent enough :)
[13:15] <Hamza> alexb92: I would suggest a reinstall if your system is not mission-critical.
[13:15] <alexb92> hamza: hmmso how come init.d doesnt exist? it used to before i upgraded
[13:16] <KiRiLoS> Hamza, it didnt help,fonts are the same.
[13:16] <Hamza> alexb02: init.d doesn't exist?
[13:16] <Malicia> guntbert, how ?
[13:16] <Kalmi> Hamza, a mission critival system without internet connection sounds funny :)
[13:16] <alexb92> hamza: problem is though ive installed a hell of alot of packages which i dont want  to lose
[13:16] <guntbert> !upstart | Malicia
[13:16] <Malicia> helper, I didn't understand ur question, sorry
[13:16] <Hamza> alexb92: init.d doesn't exist?
[13:16] <Severian> gnr, Kalmi, look at a program called macchanger.  You can set it up to give you a random mac address every time you boot.
[13:16] <hoohaah> not if it's mission is to be isolated from the rest of the world
[13:16] <gerald> de
[13:16] <Randomtime> Is there any way I can get ubuntu to show what it's doing at boot, instead of just the splash screen bar, it did it way back on dapper drake, but I can't seem to do it on Jaunty
[13:16] <alexb92> hamza: inet.d exists however
[13:16] <[ifroog]> !photosmart
[13:16] <Zelfje> alexb92 lookin: /etc/init.d
[13:16] <gerald> search ubuntu10
[13:17] <[ifroog]> !hp
[13:17] <Malicia> guntbert, ubottu ok, I'm not well awake yet, :p
[13:17] <Zelfje> srry inet misread
[13:17] <adac> forceflow, mixxx was exactly what I searched for! thx dude!!
[13:17] <hoohaah> [ifroog]: you can play with the bot in a /query
[13:17] <mfc_coder> Randomtime, uslpash is the name of the splash
[13:17] <gerald> so so
[13:17] <Hamza> alexb92: I'm reasonably certain that you're dealing with a botched upgrade.
[13:17] <Malicia> btw sysV was a nice thing ;p
[13:17] <gnr> Kalmi:You don't have to say it's wrong. Just add that you can do it "permanently" by adding it to boot script... daa.... you're confusing the questioner...
[13:17] <Hamza> Kalmi: :)
[13:17] <[ifroog]> hoohaah, Not, Playing. Just couple of queries.
[13:17] <gerald> im not speking englich
[13:17] <TheBrayn> howdy folks
[13:17] <alexb92> hamza: yep im in there  now what do i look for?
[13:18] <Severian> Canonical is working on completely changing the init stuff.  There are good reasons to do this, so read about it if you are interested.
[13:18] <forceflow> adac: no problem!
[13:18] <gerald> ubuntu
[13:18] <helper> Malicia when i do , telinit 0 or shutdown -h 0 , system reboot instead of shutdown
[13:18] <ciphergoth> I'm running Jaunty on an ancient IBM laptop with an Intel chipset, and I see lots of errors in rendering: in particular, fonts are covered in little black rectangles.  It seems to get worse with time.  Switching off acceleration fixes it.  Sound familiar to anyone?
[13:18] <alexb92> hamza: i thought so, but i thought it would have been all fixed when i went and did system recovery
[13:18] <murad> there is nothing called  lonely wire connection only 1 option  "edit wireless connection"
[13:18] <zhoujingrui> my ubuntu no sound
[13:18] <ishbibenob> does anyone know how to make tracker index multiple hard drives?
[13:18] <guntbert> !de | gerald
[13:18] <gerald> ade
[13:18] <Hamza> alexb92: Hmmm.
[13:18] <zhoujingrui> who can help me?
[13:18] <Malicia> helper, oh?
[13:19] <ubuntu> anyone use virtual pc
[13:19] <Severian> Randomtime, edit /boot/grub/menu.lst and remove the quiet verbs.  I do that on all my systems.
[13:19] <guntbert> !anyone | ubuntu
[13:19] <midnajt> ok I just can't get my audio to work
[13:19] <Hamza> alexb92: Does this work: /etc/init.d/networking restart?
[13:19] <midnajt> yesterday worked and since the new start it doesn't
[13:19] <helper> Malicia yes
[13:19] <midnajt> no changes were made
[13:20] <Kalmi> !sound |midnajt
[13:20] <gnr> gtg...
[13:20] <murad> kalmi:there is nothing called  lonely wire connection only 1 option  "edit wireless connection"
[13:20] <alexb92> hamza: im in the folder what file are u looking for in there?
[13:20] <Kalmi> murad, you only have a wireless connection?
[13:21] <Hamza> alexb92: Type: sudo ./ipmasq stop (enter)
[13:21] <ishbibenob> how do you make tracker index external hardrives other than home directory?
[13:21] <zhoujingrui> how to solve ubuntu no sound?
[13:21] <alexb92> hamza: sudo ./ipmasq : command not found
[13:22] <ciphergoth> !sound | zhoujingrui
[13:22] <midnajt> ubottu: thank you I got it now some how the device was changed
[13:22] <helper> Malicia so ?
[13:22] <Hamza> alexb92: Okay. Does /etc/init.d/networking restart do anything?
[13:23] <Malicia> helper, what about watchdog?
[13:23] <alexb92> hamza: yes its working lets see what that does
[13:23] <helper> Malicia never used it
[13:24] <Eoch> can portable ubuntu load drivers for a device that the host device doesn't have drivers for?  or does it just point to the host drivers?
[13:24] <Malicia> helper, me neither...
[13:24] <helper> Malicia lol
[13:24] <_10ur_> hamza türkmüsün
[13:24] <wildc4rd> is there a channel on Freenode more for discussing compiling drivers from source?
[13:24] <alexb92> hamza: no dhcpoffers received
[13:25] <Kalmi> alexb92, what network card do you have?
[13:25] <Malicia> helper, could you give the output of $runlevel?
[13:25] <Kalmi> alexb92, lspci can tell you
[13:25] <helper> Malicia N 2
[13:26] <alexb92> kalmi: doesnt work
[13:26] <ishbibenob> how do you get tracker to index numerous hard drives?
[13:26] <Hamza> alexb92: That is expected behavior. My bet is that your networking subsystem's been corrupted because of the upgrade. I'd recommend a reinstall.
[13:26] <Zappza> Cheerio!
[13:27] <Kalmi> alexb92, what?
[13:27] <alexb92> hamza: tthe last thing that was processed says starting ntp server ntpd ... done
[13:27] <Kalmi> alexb92, lspci?
[13:27] <alexb92> hamza; theres just a flashing box
[13:27] <Zappza> Does anybody here have any experience or knowledge about driver compiling?
[13:27] <Hamza> alexb92: What happens when you type lspci and press enter?
[13:27] <xenocrates> hi, i'm having trouble with my desktop background on ubuntu. i can set it fine but when i restart it goes back to default. when i go to change it again it suddenly 'appears'.???
[13:27] <Kalmi> Zappza, why do you need to compile drivers?
[13:28] <alexb92> hamza: ispci : command not found
[13:28] <tavi> who says to me how i can put proxy on konversation or on pidgin
[13:28] <tavi> ?
[13:28] <jals> hey guys, here's the colour issue i'm having, how would you describe this to google it? http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/4930/primer.png
[13:28] <Hamza> alexb92: lspci says command not found?
[13:28] <Malicia> alexb92, lspci
[13:28] <Malicia> not ispci
[13:28] <Hamza> alexb92: l not i - lspci.
[13:29] <ms_> benalia
[13:29] <Fzang> is it possible to permanently gain root access to a directory like /usr/share/ or is it built into linux that you can't have access to them?
[13:29] <Malicia> Hamza, he typed i instead of l
[13:29] <alexb92> oh right
[13:29] <helper> Malicia so ?
[13:29] <jsn> I'm having trouble with nm-applet. It doesn't launch a window. The relevant portion of the strace output is here:  http://pastebin.com/ddf1cb61
[13:29] <helper> Malicia  i told u output : N 2
[13:29] <chris_> laurent ?
[13:29] <tavi> someone
[13:29] <Malicia> helper, I don't know why , sorry
[13:29] <tavi> ?
[13:29] <jsn> Fzang, you probably don't really want permanent access.
[13:29] <jsn> Fzang, and there would be different ways to do it, depending.
[13:30] <Fzang> I don't want? Why? Dangerous?
[13:30] <alexb92> hamza: ohk sorry about that
[13:30] <Malicia> helper, and what about if u do halt
[13:30] <xenocrates> does anyone know how i can make my desktop picture stay that way after restarting?
[13:30] <alexb92> hamza: sorry about that, a bunch of info is now on screen
[13:31] <jsn> Fzang, well, I've been using linux for a decade now, and have never needed to change permissions on the stuff set up by the filesystem. It's not radically dangerous, but it does make it easy to hork your system.
[13:31] <Hamza> history
[13:31] <jsn> xenocrates, that would depend on the window manager.
[13:31] <salsero> can somebody recommend to me an esata RAID 1 controller for two 500 mb external HDDs that is compatible with linux? and also, how do I configure such a device, does it even need configuring?
[13:31] <Kalmi> alexb92,  LSPCI (lowercase)
[13:31] <Fzang> I'll just leave the thought and sudo my way out then :)
[13:31] <ms_> hiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[13:32] <jsn> Fzang, if you do find yourself needing to do this over and over, well, changing it just on /usr/share/whichever-application is a better idea than all of /usr/share
[13:32] <alexb92> kalmi: thanks, i know ive  already done that and info is now on the screen
[13:33] <Malicia> helper, could u paste what says : ls -al /etc/rc0.d/K45named
[13:33] <jsn> Wow, it seems like xchat has stolen all focus, I can't click anywhere outside it.
[13:33] <m1dn1ght> Can someone please tell me how when I am connected to a remote system via ssh I can run a program that will appear on the remote display?
[13:34] <nicklas_> yo
[13:34] <helper> Malicia no such file like this
[13:34] <olinuxx> bye
[13:34] <Malicia> helper, so :  ls -al /etc/rc0.d/
[13:34] <Malicia> what does it says?
[13:34] <Zappza> @Kalmi - Because I need to use a wireless usb stick, and the drivers (rt2870) aren't supported.
[13:36] <Kalmi_> Zappza, where did you get stuck?
[13:36] <helper> Malicia http://pastebin.com/m7c2d53dd
[13:36] <alexb92> hamza: what do i do now?
[13:37] <flintwingel> m1dn1ght: where X based app are displayed depends on the DISPLAY shell variable.... try "export DISPLAY=:0.0 ; xterm" when you are ssh'd in from another system
[13:37] <Ranakah> anybody know if it's any problem with acer travelmate 7530 and ubuntu jaunty?
[13:38] <alexb92> hamza: i have an idea. i have a wireless adaptor, should i plug that in and run aptget and fix up everything?
[13:38] <Malicia> helper, what does it say : cat ../init.d/halt
[13:38] <scunizi> Ranakah: boot the live cd and see if it works.. if it does there then you should be fine.
[13:39] <Ranakah> am.. via wubi :D
[13:39] <nicklas_> !vpn
[13:39] <nicklas_> !pptp
[13:39] <Malicia> helper, naturally, commands called when u want to run runlevel 0 are in this file.
[13:39] <scunizi> Ranakah: that's not the same thing.. boot the live cd by itself from a "computer off" status.
[13:40] <helper> Malicia http://pastebin.com/m14478417
[13:40] <JoTraGo> Jaunty recognises my several ntfs & fat32 partitions and mounts them when clicked in nautilus. How can I make them mount automatically at boot up?
[13:40] <Malicia> helper, if I don't answer u it's because I went have some lunch, so ask other people here ;)
[13:40] <m1dn1ght> flintwingel: thanks for the help
[13:40] <scunizi> !mount > JoTraGo
[13:41] <BretW> Hi guys, I'm looking to install 9.04 on my laptop. Now it has a Broadcom 4311BG wireless card. On the compatibility, one piece says the 4311 works out of the box and another says it doesn't. Is it worth risking installing it?
[13:42] <scunizi> BretW: does it work running the live cd?
[13:42] <scunizi> !broadcom > BretW
[13:43] <BretW> That's what I was going to test, but I don't seem to be able to find a CD at the moment to burn it onto, plus scunizi that link you just sent me doesn't have 9.04 on it
[13:43] <scunizi> BretW: probably similar enough.. but really the first test is the live cd.
[13:44] <Chryzo> hello
[13:44] <nicklas_> yo
[13:44] <Chryzo> got a small problem with X11 and nvidia graphic card on a laptop
[13:44] <nicklas_> !ask
[13:45] <AlienDK> <.<
[13:45] <Chryzo> i want to make an external CRT display my main display. Unfortunately, the CRT display has a resolution of 640*480
[13:45] <nicklas_> !specific
[13:45] <Demonizer> How is the open source ATI driver is doing? any rumors?
[13:45] <Chryzo> nicklas : I know :) it was to explain the environment :)
[13:45] <nicklas_> Chryzo: lol
[13:46] <scunizi> Chryzo: if you've enabled the nvidia driver in system/admin/hardware drivers .. then install nvidia-settings and run it..
[13:46] <Chryzo> if you want specific, how do I get my CRT display to be 1280*1024 instead of 640*480
[13:46] <Chryzo> scunizi: It is in nvidia settings that I can't configure the CRT with a larger resolution
[13:47] <nicklas_> Chryzo: you set it up in nvidia x server settings?
[13:47] <mrwes> BretW, here's a link with all the Ubuntu iso -- for torrents http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/
[13:47] <BretW> I've got the ISO, mrwes :)
[13:47] <mrwes> ahh...k
[13:47] <Chryzo> well, no, I installed the nvidia drivers and nvidia settings, then the problem appeared, and I have been trying to solve it through nvidia-settings for the past hour ...
[13:47] <Chryzo> but searching on the web in a 640*480 resolution ain't easy :)
[13:48] <Chryzo> nvidia-settings doesn't allow me to increase the resolution of the CRT
[13:48] <nicklas_> Chryzo: you have two monitors on the list and can change between them?
[13:48] <Chryzo> Yes I can do that
[13:48] <nicklas_> Chryzo: hmm ok
[13:48] <AlienDK> hmm
[13:48] <Chryzo> I also configured the CRT to be the main
[13:48] <Chryzo> and the Laptop's to be disabled
[13:49] <Chryzo> (the laptop screen has one of the color that died)
[13:49] <awef> hi
[13:49] <nicklas_> Chryzo: are there only one resolution availalbe?
[13:49] <Chryzo> nope, 2 for the CRT, 640*480 and 320*240
[13:49] <scunizi> Chryzo: run nvidia-settings with sudo from cli and then have it change/save xorg.conf while the wrong resolution is displayed on the crt.  next open /etc/X11/xorg.conf and fine the line listing the 640 rez and change it.
[13:50] <nicklas_> Chryzo: but if you try aout, what happens then?
[13:50] <awef> Is there something wrong with the apt servers? because i don't have any updates since two weeks
[13:51] <boss_mc> awef: It's cos jaunty is awesome
[13:51] <alexb92> hamza: thank you very very much for all of your help, its getting late here so i must go but i think i will just wait for 9.10 and that should fix up everything
[13:51] <alexb92> thanks everyone
[13:51] <boss_mc> awef: And they've not needed to update anything...
[13:51] <alexb92> bye :)
[13:51] <Chryzo> nicklas/scunizi: am gonna try that, be back after :)
[13:51] <Chryzo> and by the way, how do i restart Xorg?
[13:51] <awef> boss_mc: haha ok great :P
[13:52] <midnajt> hey my Inet connection closed yesterday during an Upgrade can I simply continue now or do I need to do more
[13:52] <nicklas_> i havent had any updates for a few days either. are there somrthing wrong?
[13:52] <hoelk> i have a short pulseaudio question: i need to play back 2 different audiostreams on 2 sepperate soundcards of the same computer via pulseaudio
[13:52] <hoelk> how do i achieve this?
[13:53] <nicklas_> !9.04
[13:53] <craigbass1976> I'm booted up to a livecd (hardy) and it found my atheros wireless card (restricted drivers); I can't find how to get on a network anywhere though.
[13:54] <Randomtime> Is there any way I can make a tab in nautilus root, or will I have to run the whole thing as root?
[13:54] <Kalmi_> Randomtime, whole thing
[13:54] <mobi-sheep> Randomtime: Just run two nautilus.
[13:54] <Doctor_Vex> wheeeee
[13:54] <nicklas_> so there is nothing wrong with apt servers or my system even though i havent had any updates for several days?
[13:54] <Doctor_Vex> i have a problem with my logon screen
[13:54] <craigbass1976> Doctor_Vex, why wheee?
[13:55] <gidna> Hi
[13:55] <Doctor_Vex> its resolution is somehow screwed
[13:55] <craigbass1976> Thought maybe you rode your laptop down a hill or something...
[13:55] <craigbass1976> gidna, howdy
[13:55] <gidna> I can't play yahoo chess game. I've problem with java
[13:55] <AlienDK> hmm
[13:55] <mrwes> Randomtime, there is a nautilus-root plugin for Nautilus
[13:55] <boss_mc> !1.04
[13:55] <craigbass1976> gidna, where's the game?
[13:55] <boss_mc> huh
[13:56] <nicklas_> warsow time, bye
[13:56] <Rigongia> !9.04
[13:56] <gidna> on yahoo
[13:56] <craigbass1976> gidna, can I have a link?
[13:56] <Randomtime> mrwes: I'll check that out
[13:56] <craigbass1976> I'm booted up to a livecd (hardy) and it found my atheros wireless card (restricted drivers); I can't find how to get on a network anywhere though.
[13:56] <awef> !9.09
[13:56] <gidna> http://it.play.yahoo.com/games/login?game=Chess
[13:56] <awef> !10.04
[13:57] <boss_mc> 9.10
[13:57] <boss_mc> !9.10
[13:57] <craigbass1976> gidna, will I be able to use my regular yahoo login?
[13:57] <Doctor_Vex> so no one can help me eh?
[13:57] <craigbass1976> gidna, its spanish!   hehe  hang on
[13:57] <gidna> I think you should have an account to play
[13:58] <craigbass1976> gidna, I do, but I've got to go find the english version of the site.  I only know Hola, bien, and adios
[13:59] <mrwes> Randomtime, it's actually called nautilus-gksu -- you have to logout and/or restart X for it to enable after installing
[13:59] <helper> hello how i can add using /etc/fstab i want to add mount for /home because i want to use quota option how 's that i try /home /home default 0 0 => didn't work
[13:59] <gidna> However it's not spanish it's italian
[13:59] <craigbass1976> gidna, hmmm, it's working for me.  What do you see?
[14:00] <gidna> I can't create a table or play in other ways
[14:00] <boss_mc> !4.10
[14:00] <craigbass1976> gidna, But does it give you some "need java" message?
[14:00] <Randomtime> mrwes: thanks
[14:01] <xray7224> ooo lets see what it says about the realise i started with
[14:01] <xray7224> !7.10
[14:01] <mrwes> Randomtime, sure, from then on, you can just right click on the file and open as root
[14:01] <Randomtime> nice
[14:01] <AlienDK> !9.04
[14:01] <xray7224> :( aww damn its got no support
[14:02] <gidna> No it just tell me that I need to allow pop-ups, If I do it, it's the same thing
[14:02] <mrwes> I broke my cherry on 7.10
[14:02] <mrwes> heh
[14:02] <JoeySpaz> hi all
[14:02] <ubuntu> hi
[14:02] <xray7224> mrwes, dont you agree gutsy was the best :D
[14:02] <luhui> hello
[14:02] <JoeySpaz> why is my sound so out of sync?
[14:02] <craigbass1976> gidna, https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/23218  does this help?
[14:02] <mrwes> xray7224, I was fond of Gusty
[14:02] <craigbass1976> xray7224, you are joking right?
[14:02] <helper> hello how i can add using /etc/fstab i want to add mount for /home because i want to use quota option how 's that i try /home /home default 0 0 => didn't work
[14:02] <ubuntu> u guys like FireFox
[14:02] <JoeySpaz> in my linux games and also in Flash
[14:02] <xray7224> craigbass1976, nope
[14:02] <helper> what file system of home ?
[14:02] <JoeySpaz> especially flash games on the internet the sound is half a second out of sync
[14:02] <gidna> I didn't install sun-java6-jre
[14:03] <mrwes> helper, ext3 ?
[14:03] <JoeySpaz> it is VERY distracting and has been happening ever since i installed jaunty from hardy
[14:03] <luhui> 能使用中文吗？
[14:03] <craigbass1976> xray7224, I only breezed through it on the upgrade path from edgy to hardy, but I heard all sorts of people complaining about it
[14:03] <Kalmi_> !sound | gidna
[14:03] <ubuntu> anyone use Virtual PC
[14:03] <helper> mrwes, i use in /etc/fstab i mean how i can add /home i need to mount it so i can use quota
[14:03] <JoeySpaz> How do i change the sound buffer length
[14:03] <ubuntu> VIRTUAL PC
[14:03] <gidna> I've installed OpenJDK Java 6 Runtime Shouldn't be the same?
[14:03] <craigbass1976> I'm booted up to a livecd (hardy) and it found my atheros wireless card (restricted drivers); I can't find how to get on a network anywhere though.
[14:03] <Kalmi_> JoeySpaz, try using ALSA
[14:03] <JoeySpaz> Kalmi_: i am
[14:03] <gidna> I don't have problem with sound I've problem with java
[14:03] <xray7224> craigbass1976, i loved it :D
[14:03] <JoeySpaz> all of my things are set to ALSA
[14:04] <death64> есть ру?
[14:04] <mrwes> helper: here's my entry  /dev/sda3
[14:04] <rob0917> How well does portable ubuntu work?
[14:04] <mrwes> UUID=c01708ed-83dc-4834-8381-fba15f6547b8 /home           ext3    relatime        0       2
[14:04] <Doctor_Vex> lol
[14:04] <Kalmi_> !en | death64
[14:04] <craigbass1976> gidna, that link should have taken you to a message board archive where the post was about yahoo games and java
[14:04] <Kalmi_> rob0917, what do you mean by portable ubuntu?
[14:04] <Lint01> !ru > death64
[14:05] <v4hn> ev'ning everyone
[14:05] <gidna> OpenJDK Java 6 Runtime should be the same of java software, right?
[14:05] <helper> mrwes, i try home /home ext3 defaults 0 0
[14:05] <helper>  didn't work
[14:05] <death64> good
[14:05] <rob0917> you can download it and run it like a windows application in windows
[14:05] <JoeySpaz> anyone?
[14:05] <rob0917> you can google it
[14:06] <JoeySpaz> come on people :(
[14:06] <mrwes> helper, I think you need the relatime and you would also want fsck on that partition, so 0 2 is correct
[14:06] <v4hn> my girlfriend just upgraded to jaunty and drag&drop doesn't work anymore
[14:06] <tones> JoeySpaz: what is it?
[14:06] <v4hn> any issues known?
[14:07] <mrwes> helper, pastebin your /etc/fstab so we can take a look at it
[14:07] <mrwes> !pastebin
[14:07] <helper> mrwes, error come like : mount: special device home does not exist
[14:07] <JoeySpaz> tones: the sound in my games is out of sync, and about 1 second out of sync in flash games... it drives me MAD and is really annoyin me... it happened ever since i upgraded from hardy to jaunty... is there a way to change the sound buffer latency?
[14:07] <v4hn> the dragged preview just returns to it's old place after releasing the button
[14:07] <mrwes> helper, from a terminal type sudo fdisk -l (lower case L), do you see the home partition?
[14:08] <craigbass1976> How does one find a list of available wireless networks?  Hardy livecd found and is using restricted drivers for my atheros card, but I can't see where I can list the networks.
[14:08] <mrwes> helper /dev/sda2 or sda3 maybe?
[14:08] <tones> JoeySpaz: im guessing its a bug in flash.. but no, dont think i can help you there.
[14:08] <craigbass1976> On my own box, I use wifi radar, but need a network first to be able to install it on this other lappy
[14:08] <scunizi> rob0917: there's a couple of ways of doing "portable" ubuntu.. they way you mentioned by running it from a usb stick in a window in Windows (emulation) and booting directly to a usb stick regardless of the os on the computer.
[14:08] <helper> mrwes,  http://pastebin.com/m3d58c926 the both of fstab and fdisk
[14:08] <xray7224> craigbass1976, you want to list all networks around you ?
[14:08] <mrwes> k...lemme look
[14:09] <tones> craigbass1976: iwlist
[14:09] <rob0917> ok
[14:09] <JoeySpaz> tones: it's not a bug in flash, it used to run perfectly
[14:09] <xray7224> craigbass1976, try "iwlist scan"
[14:09] <tones> craigbass1976: iwlist ath0 ap
[14:09] <JoeySpaz> tones: what about in anything else? the sound is out of sync even when i click buttons
[14:09]  * xray7224 thinks tones is just showing off now :D
[14:10]  * tones thinks xray7224 is also showing off now :P
[14:10] <scunizi> rob0917: running any os directly from a usb stick is typically slower then a direct install.. also if  you want to try ubuntu without getting rid of your widows install, you can run the live cd. or install virtualbox or do a dual boot
[14:10] <mrwes> helper: is this an Wubi install via Windows?
[14:10] <xray7224> maybe :D
[14:10] <xenocrates> what is the go with virus protection when it comes to linux? do you still run a program such as AVG?
[14:10] <helper> mrwes,  yes
[14:10] <craigbass1976> tones, ath0 doesn't exist
[14:10] <tones> JoeySpaz: driver bug? which then rules me out completely..
[14:10] <rob0917> ok was just wondering
[14:10] <scunizi> xenocrates: nope..
[14:10] <craigbass1976> I've got loopback and eth0
[14:10] <xray7224> craigbass1976, just do "iwlist scan"
[14:10] <mrwes> Helper: did you actually make a /home partition?
[14:10] <mrwes> I don't see it
[14:10] <JoeySpaz> tones: what makes it different from hardy?
[14:10] <tones> craigbass1976: so your atheros card isnt even detected then?
[14:10] <xray7224> craigbass1976, do "ifconfig ath0 up"
[14:10] <craigbass1976> xray7224, right, but lo and eth0 don't support scanning
[14:10] <nibbler> xenocrates: well, there is clamav and rootkit-detectors, but normaly you dont need it...
[14:10] <Jack8899-2> Why does the system monitor tool show I only have 2.9 GiB RAM in the status bar, but I actually have 4GiB RAM?
[14:10] <helper> mrwes, no i want to do now so i can set up the quota
[14:11] <scunizi> xenocrates: not needed unless you're just a really nice person and want to protect your friends windows installs
[14:11] <tones> JoeySpaz: were you using the same kernel in hardy? if not, that might be why..
[14:11] <xray7224> craigbass1976, i know that lo = 127.0.0.1 and eth0 is ethernet
[14:11] <nibbler> Jack8899-2: you ahve 32bit version installed and a big-memory graphixscard?
[14:11] <JoeySpaz> tones: i dunno, i just installed from the cd inage
[14:11] <aviator> salut
[14:11] <JoeySpaz> *image
[14:11] <mrwes> helper, well I've never used quotas, but you can't mount a /home partition if it doesn't exsist
[14:11] <craigbass1976> xray7224, nope, no such device.  Hang on, I'll google some more
[14:11] <xray7224> craigbass1976, sounds like hardy doesnt have your drivers
[14:11] <helper> mrwes, there is /home
[14:11] <tones> JoeySpaz: then its probably that the new drivers think badly of your hardware
[14:12] <xenocrates> lol nah i'm not that nice
[14:12] <craigbass1976> xray7224, it says it did, and is using them
[14:12] <aviator> s.v.p  je veux installer compiz esque vous pouvez m'aider
[14:12] <Jack8899-2> nibbler: i have 64bit installed
[14:12] <JoeySpaz> tones: the hardware drivers section in the settings menu is empty
[14:12] <xray7224> craigbass1976, ether complie the latest kernel *.29 or upgrade to a later ubuntu
[14:12] <xenocrates> i can't believe it! i'm relatively new to linux, have played over the years with redhat and mandrake but omfg i want ubuntu to have my children
[14:12] <xray7224> craigbass1976, apt might not like you compling your own kernel so you might be best off updating
[14:12] <xenocrates> WHY are people still using windows...FUCK!
[14:13] <tones> JoeySpaz: menu? section? im lost already
[14:13] <xray7224> xenocrates, watch the language
[14:13] <craigbass1976> xenocrates, hey, you're going to get the boot swearing
[14:13] <xenocrates> sorry :/
[14:13] <tones> !ohmy
[14:13] <XLV> is there any tool for non destructive conversion of ext3 to ext4?
[14:13] <trancefat> Hi all how do i know if JRE is installed
[14:13] <flintwingel> helper: you may be mixing up directories and partitions... a partition is a dedicated section of the disk
[14:13] <xenocrates> over excited :P
[14:13] <tones> xenocrates: reading that message though, with good reason
[14:13] <Lint01> xenocrates: windows Just Works™
[14:14] <aviator> please how can i instal compiz
[14:14] <JoeySpaz> tones: the menu System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
[14:14] <helper> flintwingel, oups ! , hrm problem, if i want to re-install it , how i can parition it ?
[14:14] <xray7224> hehe the bots funky :D
[14:14] <flintwingel> helper: by default the ubuntu installer creates a single partition and put sthe /home directory and the same partition as everything else
[14:14] <craigbass1976> I was in a linux chat last night and someone was complaining for being booted here.  I guess he said the acronym for what the intercourse.
[14:14] <trancefat> Hi all, how do i know if JRE is installed?
[14:14] <Lint01> aviator: try Synaptic, and don't forget to install plugins
[14:14] <tones> JoeySpaz: i dived right into command line as soon as i got ubuntu, so im not too familiar with much of gnome and any of anything else
[14:14] <n3f> hi everyone
[14:14] <helper> flintwingel, why then not found /home partition here
[14:14] <thiebaude> hi n3f
[14:14] <flintwingel> helper: you can choose manual partitioning during install
[14:14] <xray7224> craigbass1976, most likely
[14:14] <Lint01> trancefat: run 'java' in terminal and see what's happens
[14:14] <helper> flintwingel, i can't use fdisk now ?
[14:15] <JoeySpaz> tones: is there a command to change the sound buffer length?
[14:15] <n3f> just installed jaunty..
[14:15] <n3f> having problems with compiz fusion..
[14:15] <craigbass1976> xray7224, to bad.  I'm guessing he was warned a coupld times first
[14:15] <aviator> #ubuntu fr
[14:15] <n3f> i don't have problem with it using 8.05
[14:15] <trancefat> Lint01: ok it tells me how to install Java
[14:15] <tones> JoeySpaz: run "lsmod | grep snd" and find a sound driver name in the modules.. maybe that will help you on your journey
[14:15] <n3f> i don't have problem with it using 8.04
[14:15] <tones> JoeySpaz: depends on the driver
[14:15] <aviator> #ubuntu.fr
[14:15] <Lint01> trancefat: so JRE is absent then
[14:15] <flintwingel> helper~: you can't use fdisk on the disk you're booted from
[14:16] <tones> !enter | n3f
[14:16] <JoeySpaz> tones: It showed this: snd_intel8x0           37532  5
[14:16] <JoeySpaz> snd_ac97_codec        112292  1 snd_intel8x0
[14:16] <JoeySpaz> ac97_bus                9856  1 snd_ac97_codec
[14:16] <JoeySpaz> snd_pcm_oss            46336  0
[14:16] <JoeySpaz> snd_mixer_oss          22656  1 snd_pcm_oss
[14:16] <FloodBot1> JoeySpaz: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:16] <JoeySpaz> snd_pcm                82948  5 snd_intel8x0,snd_ac97_codec,snd_pcm_oss
[14:16] <trancefat> Lint01: but i d rather do it from Synaptic.. i want to install for a downloaded version of Eclipse... will installing from Synaptic take care of that
[14:16] <helper> flintwingel,  can't i fix it mean ?
[14:16] <xray7224> craigbass1976, probabaly i run my own irc channel and its hard to deal with peopel who refuse to follow the rules and mines a small channel i cant even imagen what a pain people are in a channel the size of this
[14:16] <n3f> sorry.. Can someone please help me installing compiz fusion in jaunty?
[14:16] <tones> JoeySpaz: should have pastebinned that, but lookes like youre using the intel ac97 or something along those lines
[14:17] <flintwingel> helper: do have any unused space on your disk (not allocated to a partition) or do you have another disk?
[14:17] <Lint01> trancefat: eclipse should install some JRE, look in synaptic for latest, 1.6
[14:17] <Xcell> n3f-  install your graphics driver 1rst
[14:17] <helper> flintwingel, yes i have unused space on my disk
[14:17] <JoeySpaz> tones: I am using realtek AC97 onboard audio that came wiv my computer
[14:17] <trancefat> Lint01: ok
[14:17] <thevdi> hi. I am having trouble mounting a cf card. fdisk reports that it has a Linux (83) FS when it is FAT32. Gparted sees it as FAT32 correctly. I can't automount it but can manually. Any ideas, please
[14:17] <n3f> Xcell: i'm using laptop.. don't have graphics driver..
[14:17] <tones> JoeySpaz: take that and look around, my motto is: Google is your freind :)
[14:18] <Xcell> then go to sys / prefs / appearance / visual effects..
[14:18] <trancefat> Lint01: which shud i take there are many
[14:18] <flintwingel> helper: sorry to ask again... but are you sure that spave is not allocated to a partition
[14:18] <n3f> Xcell: I have googled already, seems like almost everyone is having same problem with jaunty..
[14:18] <tones> JoeySpaz: i think people here are more good with broader ubuntu problems, not hardware specific ones
[14:18] <helper> flintwingel, yes another HDD
[14:18] <Xcell> oh
[14:18] <Xcell> ok
[14:19] <Xcell> is it a netbook?
[14:19] <flintwingel> helper: ok - good, you can create a partition on the second HD and move your home folder to it
[14:19] <Lint01> trancefat: there shoudn't be many
[14:19] <trancefat> Lint01: can i not get a folder of JRE from somewhere so that i can put it inside the Eclipse folder
[14:19] <JoeySpaz> tones: what should I do then?
[14:19] <trancefat> Lint01: i had done that in the passt
[14:19] <helper> flintwingel, what do i type ? fdisk -s /home ? i don't know
[14:19] <tones> JoeySpaz: Google is your freind :)
[14:19] <n3f> Xcell: Yes, notebook. "Desktop effects could not be enabled"...
[14:20] <tones> JoeySpaz: surf the forums
[14:20] <JoeySpaz> tones: i tried google but it just came up with movie based stuff 0.o
[14:20] <thevdi> hi. I am having trouble mounting a cf card in a USB card reader. fdisk reports that it has a Linux (83) FS when it is FAT32. Gparted sees it as FAT32 correctly. I can't automount it but can manually. Any ideas, please
[14:20] <Xcell> then youll have to google your graphics and see if they are supported..
[14:20] <scunizi> n3f: is there a driver available to load in System/Admin/Hardware drivers?
[14:20] <tones> JoeySpaz: look for alternative drivers for your hardware, that might fix it
[14:20] <ubuntu> anyone use Pidgin
[14:20] <n3f> scunizi: No...
[14:20] <thiebaude> n3f: your card has to have 3d rendering
[14:20] <scunizi> n3f: what kind of video card
[14:20] <JoeySpaz> tones: where can i find them and how do i install them?
[14:21] <xray7224> thevdi, try doing sudo mount -t vfat /dev/<card partition>
[14:21] <flintwingel> helper: I must warn you that experimenting with disk & partitions is a dangerous thing to do and you could quite easily lose data or make your system unusable... do you want to go on?
[14:21] <thevdi> xray7224, I did. It works. But it won't automount
[14:21] <n3f> scunizi: How to find what video card I am using?
[14:21] <fornix_> thevdi: u can change the system id of ur disk using fdisk
[14:21] <flintwingel> helper: have you got a backup of your data?
[14:21] <scunizi> n3f: lspci | grep vga
[14:21] <n3f> thiebaude: I got no problem with compiz using 8.04
[14:22] <helper> flintwingel, ofcourse i do, i want to mount on second harddisk as you told me ok
[14:22] <thiebaude> n3f: oh, ok
[14:22] <thevdi> fornix_ but why does fdisk and gparted see the disk differently?
[14:22] <tones> JoeySpaz: again, google is your freind :), should be either a simple .deb file (use dpkg -i <file>) or the routine "./configure, make, make install" of .tar.gz files
[14:22] <Randomtime> JoeySpaz: try http://www.dvhardware.net/software/1665
[14:22] <n3f> scunizi: what am I going to do with that?..
[14:22] <flintwingel> helper: are your disks IDE or SATA?
[14:22] <fornix> thevdi: u can change the system id of ur disk using fdisk
[14:22] <scunizi> n3f: go to applications/accessories/terminal and type it in there.
[14:22] <Kiy> does ubuntu have a built-in firewall?
[14:23] <nemera> salut a tous
[14:23] <Darrin> Hello, I would like to know how to remove synaptic and re install it? Thank you.
[14:23] <helper> flintwingel,  IDE hda
[14:23] <thevdi> fornix yeah, but why would fdisk report differently from gparted?
[14:23] <flintwingel> Kiy: ufw
[14:23] <thevdi> i.e. Is there a bug ?
[14:23] <thiebaude> !info ufw
[14:23] <n3f> scunizi: DOne, nothing happened....
[14:23] <mobi-sheep> !firewall | Kiy
[14:23] <fornix> thevdi: probably in the partition table its marked as linux
[14:23] <mobi-sheep> !security | Kiy
[14:24] <fornix> thevdi: what does blkid report?
[14:24] <scunizi> n3f: try just lspci and then look at the list that comes up for your video card reference
[14:24] <thevdi> fornix does gparted not read the partition id?
[14:24] <Kiy> thank you
[14:24] <flintwingel> helper: linux calls the master disk on the first IDE channel hda, the slave hdb, the master on the second channel hdc and the slave hdd... where is your second disk?
[14:24] <thevdi> blkid says UUID=all zero, vfat
[14:24] <Myrtti> flintwingel: in ubuntu sda, sdb etc.
[14:25] <JoeySpaz> Randomtime: the webpage didn't load D:
[14:25] <fornix> thevdi: probably gparted ignores the partition table and runs its own check for filesystems. pastebin the output of blkid to be certain that the disk is vfat
[14:25] <n3f> scunizi: VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[14:25] <Audi> Hello everybody
[14:25] <helper> flintwingel, it's slave , it's new HDD i put it today as slave
[14:25] <n3f> scunizi: Is that right?
[14:25] <flintwingel> Myrtti: depends on IDE or SATA
[14:25] <thevdi> it says type="vfat"
[14:25] <Myrtti> flintwingel: actually, it doesn't
[14:25] <Randomtime> JoeySpaz: ftp://152.104.125.9/pc/ac97/alc650/linux_r32.zip
[14:25] <fornix> thevdi: you can fix it in less than 2 minutes using fdisk
[14:26] <thevdi> I just use "t" then 0x0C or whatever it is in fdisk?
[14:26] <Darrin> I would like to know how to remove synaptic and re install it? Thank you.
[14:26] <JoeySpaz> Randomtime: the page just takes forever then shows an error
[14:26] <quinn> I need help running a perl script, can anyone help me?
[14:27] <Audi> Is there anyone here who come from sweden?
[14:27] <fornix> thevdi: exactly
[14:27] <thevdi> I'll repartition it gparted then check it with fdisk
[14:27] <scunizi> n3f: yep.. intel is pretty well supported.. now in the same terminal type ... gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf .. that will give you a little error message just enter through it.  once the file is open scroll through it (if there's much there) and look for a line that says ... Driver    "intel" ...
[14:27] <Myrtti> !se | Audi
[14:27] <dusty_> Hey guys I am in a Ubuntu 9.04 Live CD environment, I have dual monitors setup working nicely.  How can I dump the xorg.conf so that it contains the relevant information to make use of Dual Monitors - as when I look at the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file its pretty much empty o my settings are not stored there.. anyway to do this ?
[14:27] <Randomtime> JoeySpaz: Can't suggest much else but to look around at Realtek's site and google, sorry
[14:27] <fornix> thevdi: u dont have to repartition
[14:27] <JoeySpaz> ok
[14:27] <flintwingel> helper: the tool you need is fdisk.. it works on whole disks - type fdisk /dev/hdb
[14:27] <thevdi> fornix - there is 15MB unallocated that I just want to mop up
[14:27] <Myrtti> flintwingel: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2008-February/136631.html
[14:28] <quinn> can any anyone help me run a perl script?
[14:28] <fornix> thevdi: go ahead. and check what fdisk reports its system id after gparted works on it
[14:28] <flintwingel> Myrtti: i'm getting old
[14:28] <Audi> bye everybody!!!!!!! :P
[14:29] <Myrtti> flintwingel: happens to us old ;-)
[14:29] <n3f> scunizi: There is none... there is now Driver "intel"...
[14:29] <n3f> no*
[14:29] <Myrtti> s/old/all/ gah
[14:29] <mac9416> Hello, how can I set device (hd0,6) bootable?
[14:29] <goal_lax> hello, while i try to mount, it says /dev/sg3 is not a block device! what does this mean??
[14:29] <quinn> how do you run a perl script?       anybody?
[14:29] <thevdi> that works now. it is reported as fat32 correctly in fdisk. thanks for help
[14:30] <goal_lax> I tried to format this flash memory, and it gives error again
[14:30] <Myrtti> quinn: perl script.pl
[14:30] <thevdi> fornix thanks for help
[14:30] <Myrtti> quinn: or just ./script.pl
[14:30] <Myrtti> quinn: it needs to be executable first
[14:30] <n3f> scunizi: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/184969/
[14:30] <tones> goal_lax: /dev/sg3? you mean /dev/sdg3?
[14:30] <Darrin> good luck it seems out of 1400 people there are only two willing to help. How nice.
[14:30] <quinn> I should try your second one, Myrtti
[14:30] <helper> flintwingel, i do fdisk /dev/hdb and how i allocate the /home in it ?
[14:31] <helper> flintwingel, i fdisk then i mount in fdtab on /home ?
[14:31] <dusty_> sigh ubuntu people are fucking useless
[14:31] <dusty_> slackware here i come!
[14:31] <flintwingel> helper: if you just type "p" and return what does it say?
[14:31] <tones> Darrin: 3/4 are away, 1/4 of the rest bots, 1/2 of the rest just script kiddies hanging about and the rest are us :)
[14:31] <Darrin> Linux is just plain pain in the ass. I have been trying to get it working for three months now.
[14:31] <quinn> Myrtti, it is executable
[14:31] <goal_lax> no it displays sg3, and i get the same while i do dmesg
[14:31] <tones> Darrin: beats windows......
[14:32] <Myrtti> Darrin: sudo aptitude reinstall synaptic
[14:32] <goal_lax> attached scsi generic sg3 type 0
[14:32] <helper> flintwingel, i'm going to do it now on the 2nd pc but before i do it i do fdisk /dev/hdb , and then how i allocate the /home ?
[14:32] <scunizi> n3f: ok.. in that same file if you look toward the top you'll see a line that tells you how to reconfigure the driver or "X".. something like .. dpkg yada yada .. write that down.. also the other thing  you can try is rebooting and choosing the recover kernel.  When that starts it will have a menu with an option to reconfigure your driver.  Most likely what's happened is ubuntu had an issue recognizing your card for whatever reason and ins
[14:32] <Darrin> no it does not. I hate windows more than most. And this linux s h i t  is not helping
[14:32] <Myrtti> Darrin: what's the *real* problem you're having though, I have high suspicions it's not really synaptic that's the problem
[14:32] <Myrtti> !language | Darrin
[14:32] <midnajt> what command in terminal install a gcc compiler
[14:33] <Myrtti> midnajt: sudo aptitude install build-essential
[14:33] <mac9416> I love troll day :-)
[14:33] <mac9416> :-P
[14:33] <Xcell> its troll day?
[14:33] <LjL> !offtopic
[14:33] <Myrtti> !feedthetroll
[14:33] <thiebaude> mac9416: me to
[14:34] <flintwingel> helper: assuming the second disk is blank with no existing partitions, in fdisk you start by typing "n" for new, the "p" for primary, then "1" for partition 1
[14:34] <Darrin> Myrtti: I can run synaptic, as soon as i enter pass, it comes up with some terrible error. and says to report a bug. So now I have to spen hours trying to figure out how to do a bug report. But it still does not solve a problem.
[14:34] <mac9416> sry
[14:34] <flintwingel> flintwingel: then you can take the defaults for start and end of the partition... this allocates the whole disk
[14:34] <flintwingel> helper: then you can take the defaults for start and end of the partition... this allocates the whole disk
[14:34] <dayo> !ubottu | dayo
[14:35] <n3f> scunizi: this one? sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[14:35] <flintwingel> helper: next type "w" which writes the new partition table to the hard disk
[14:35] <Darrin> And like i said 1400 people and you and two others are the only ones helping.
[14:35] <Aliasa> when i write :su in the terminal,it want a password ,what password?
[14:35] <Myrtti> Darrin: and complaining about it will not get you more help
[14:35] <Myrtti> Aliasa: use sudo
[14:35] <scunizi> n3f: yep.. but I'd try the recovery kernel first..
[14:35] <Myrtti> Aliasa: and your own password
[14:35] <mac9416> How do I make a partition bootable? With fdisk or parted maybe?
[14:36] <erUSUL> Aliasa: you do not use su on ubuntu you use sudo
[14:36] <Darrin> i agree, so I will abandon Ubuntu. Thanks for your assistance .
[14:36] <erUSUL> !sudo | Aliasa
[14:36] <flintwingel> helper: now you have a partition on the second drive which will be called /dev/hdb1
[14:36] <erUSUL> Darrin: good luck and farewell
[14:36] <Aliasa> thanks for the info.
[14:36] <erUSUL> !rootshell | Aliasa
[14:36] <flintwingel> helper: now you need to format the partition with "mkfs -t ext3 /dev/hdb1"
[14:37] <n3f> scunizi: OKay I will reboot now.. brb.....
[14:37] <midnajt> Myrtti: thx
[14:37] <flintwingel> helper: be aware that the second disk may also be called /dev/sdb in which case the partition will be /dev/sdb1
[14:37] <scunizi> k
[14:37] <dayo> !bzr | dayo
[14:37] <Myrtti> !msgthebot > dayo
[14:37] <tones> !tell dayo about botabuse
[14:38] <mac9416> that's bad.
[14:38] <dayo> Myrtti: tones: sorry
[14:38] <VivaLaLola> wie kann ich auf der grafischen oberfläche mit root rechten arbeiten?
[14:38] <thiebaude> !de
[14:38] <Myrtti> !de | VivaLaLola
[14:38] <tones> dayo: no worries, just a tip
[14:38] <midnajt> hey one question about ubuntu ship it, are there any costs or is it totally free
[14:38] <VivaLaLola> sry
[14:38] <Myrtti> midnajt: free
[14:39] <Myrtti> midnajt: unless your customs officials want to get too strict
[14:39] <midnajt> Myrtti: damn how do ubuntu makers mange this respect
[14:39] <helper> flintwingel,  ok thx i'll check by now
[14:39] <n3f> scunizi: How to do it again?
[14:40] <Malicia> is there anybody from Germany here?
[14:40] <scunizi> n3f: the recovery kernel?  reboot and on the grub menu it's typically option #2 - recovery
[14:40] <Myrtti> midnajt: it's canonical, the company behind Ubuntu
[14:40] <Myrtti> !de | Malicia
[14:40] <boss_mc> !de | Malicia
[14:40] <colblood> im getting glxinfo[5937]: segfault at 0 ip 0804ad46 sp bfe76fb0 error 4 in glxinfo[8048000+5000] when trying to boot, i cant seem to install the drivers for my nv card properly
[14:40] <n3f> scunizi: AH.. okay....
[14:41] <goal_lax> hello, sudo mkfs -t vfat /dev/sg2 command gives error mkfs.vfat: Attempting to create a too large file system.
[14:41] <midnajt> 2 days on Ubuntu and I#m in love with it gonna support to the fullest xD
[14:41] <goal_lax> how could i fix this problem
[14:41] <xray7224> Malicia, i can speak it but do in #ubuntu-de like boss_mc tried to say with the bot
[14:41] <xray7224> :D
[14:41] <kmdm> goal_lax: How big is /dev/sg2 ?
[14:41] <necroforest> Is it possible to install KDE 3.5 on Ubuntu?
[14:41] <goal_lax> it is my flash memor y of 2 gb
[14:42] <helper> flintwingel,  as an advice for next time , if there is windows wanna install via ubuntu, install it from windows or better from the ubuntu ( which is restart then boot from cd ...) ?
[14:42] <Malicia> xray7224,  10x, but I just wanted to know if there are hackerspaces in Munich where people speak english not only german?
[14:42] <xray7224> necroforest, there is a remix for 9.04 of kde 3.5.10 but its no longer in the standard ubuntu/kubuntu repo's
[14:42] <erUSUL> goal_lax: sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdg
[14:42] <goal_lax> which I could not format is windows and it says write protected there in windows system
[14:42] <platius> n3f; scunizi: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582&highlight=intel+GM965  have you been using a guide like this?
[14:43] <flintwingel> helper: can't help you there... I've only ever installed Ubuntu from CD or over a network. I have never installed through Windows
[14:43] <necroforest> xray7224, thats too bad. there's a lot of KDE users who don't like 4 (me included)
[14:43] <goal_lax> but I don have sdg, while I insert drive, it gives sg2
[14:43] <xray7224> Malicia, ich können sprechen ein wenig deutsch
[14:43] <kane77> which package is for alsa dev? (if I need it to compile something)
[14:43] <kmdm> goal_lax: Hm, you could try passing -F 32, but unfortunately I've got to dash out now :-/
[14:43] <scunizi> platius: thanks for the link... but no.. just basic troubleshooting at this point.
[14:43] <zft> hello every one
[14:44] <vekpos> hi! is there a possibility to let the network-manager know, that i'm using a pppoe-connection via pppoeconf? i want to connect to a MS-VPN via my network-manager.
[14:44] <platius> n3f; scunizi: looks complicated to me
[14:44] <Myrtti> helper: if you have a choice, don't install from Windows, but reboot the computer with the cd in.
[14:44] <Cak-cak> kkkkkk
[14:44] <mac9416> I am trying to add XP (/dev/sda6) to my menu.lst. Would that be (hd0,6)?
[14:44] <sere> hi everyone
[14:45] <Myrtti> midnajt: hd0,5 most probably
[14:45] <erUSUL> mac9416: (hd0,5)
[14:45] <goal_lax> kmdm you mean in mkfs command??
[14:45] <vekpos> or is there a possibility to connect to a MS-VPN without using the network-manager
[14:45] <midnajt> Myrtti: sorry man to dumb to follow you what's hd0
[14:45] <Myrtti> midnajt: first disk
[14:46] <Myrtti> midnajt: nevermind
[14:46] <erUSUL> Myrtti: tab completion error
[14:46] <mac9416> erUSUL, OK, I tried that too, but it won't boot."Invalid device requested". (hd0,2) boots Win7 fine, though. :-(
[14:46] <colblood> im having troubles with my nvidia drivers, everytime i install and reboot, ubuntu says it's running in low gfx mode, anyone who knows how to solve this?
[14:46] <n3f> scunizi: Done with repairing broken package in the recovery mode....
[14:46] <erUSUL> mac9416: welll can windows boot from a non primary partition ?
[14:46] <scunizi> n3f: and now?  did it fix it?
[14:47] <n3f> scunizi: Did not....
[14:47] <tatersalad> hey guys, i was wondering whether anybody could tell me how I can configure mutt to send/ receive emails from my ISP? I can't work out which guide to follow...
[14:47] <mac9416> erUSUL, I'm sorry, I'm not sure what you mean.
[14:47] <goal_lax> http://paste.ubuntu.com/184974/ for fdisk command and http://paste.ubuntu.com/184975/ for dmesg command
[14:47] <goal_lax> can you check it and offer solution to me kmdm??
[14:47] <erUSUL> mac9416: /dev/sda5 is a logical partition... i'm not sure windows likes/can be booten from a logical partition
[14:47] <scunizi> n3f: ok.. you may have done this.. but in the terminal again type ... sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get distupgrade .. you can cut and paste that whole line if you like..
[14:47] <LuciusMare> Hello
[14:48] <LuciusMare> i have got one problem
[14:48] <sere> sere, hi
[14:48] <LuciusMare> i have got a very old notebook
[14:48] <n3f> scunizi: Okay...
[14:48] <mac9416> erUSUL, oh, dang. Well, I know that the Win7 bootloader can make it start.
[14:48] <LuciusMare> and i want to install ubuntu on it
[14:48] <mobi-sheep> !enter | LuciusMare
[14:48] <sere> will someone sya something to me testing irssi
[14:48] <LuciusMare> sry
[14:48] <erUSUL> mac9416: ahh ok; so it can
[14:48] <colblood> when running the installer, i get: Unable to load the kernel module 'nvidia.ko'
[14:48] <thiebaude> sere: hi
[14:48] <Randomtime> LuciusMare: keep going, just keep it on one line
[14:49] <erUSUL> mac9416: can you pastebin the output of "sudo fdisk -l /dev/sda" ?
[14:49] <sere> thiebaude: ty...plain white :/
[14:49] <thiebaude> yw
[14:49] <LuciusMare> I have got a very odl notebook,so it is too weak to run ubuntu live.But i want to install it,so how can i install it without running it from cd?I mean,without running the whole system live.
[14:49] <erUSUL> goal_lax: use gparted to make a partition and format it in /dev/sdb
[14:49] <n3f> scunizi: distupgrade? it says it's an  invalid command
[14:49] <erUSUL> goal_lax: install it if it is not installed yet
[14:49] <Aliasa> sudo
[14:49] <mobi-sheep> LuciusMare: Do you happen to know the specs of your old notebook?
[14:50] <scunizi> n3f: sorry  dist-upgrade
[14:50] <LuciusMare> !google
[14:50] <Randomtime> LuciusMare: do you have the specs?
[14:50] <mac9416> erUSUL, it's on another compuptor, so I'll have to hand-copy it. :-P It'll take me a minute.
[14:50] <LuciusMare> Travelmate 240
[14:50] <tones> LuciusMare: i like that one...
[14:50] <tones> !google
[14:50] <LuciusMare> celeron 2.4 ghz is not the problem,but 256 sdram is awfuly slow
[14:50] <erUSUL> mac9416: ooops; do not bother then... or maybe just copy it via a usb stick or something
[14:51] <Randomtime> LuciusMare: have you tried xubuntu, which is designed for systems with lower specs?
[14:51] <LuciusMare> hm,i could
[14:51] <mib_pzocng> is there any way of loading ubuntu, using grub, if it's on a usb hard drive? i just get error 21 at the moment
[14:51] <LuciusMare> okay
[14:51] <hey`> guys, I can't convert a .amr file to mp3.... how do I do it, I was trying to do it with "audio mobile converter" but useless, it seems to have to be with DMR protection, and I don't know what is that.
[14:51] <Randomtime> LuciusMare: http://www.xubuntu.org/
[14:51] <hey`> thanks in advance
[14:51] <n3f> scunizi: Still the same, still not working.....
[14:51] <jasonmchristos> hello just installed ubuntu server want to know how to login and play with it remotely
[14:51] <tones> hey`: mencoder?
[14:51] <Jaesin> is it normal for ubuntu to remember previous installs on separate hdds?
[14:51] <scunizi> n3f: but did it do any updates/upgrades?
[14:51] <tones> jasonmchristos: i beleive the tool is "ssh"
[14:51] <n3f> scunizi: yes..it did
[14:51] <hey`> since I don't know what to do, I'll try mencoder, thanks tones.
[14:52] <tones> hey`: no worrie
[14:52] <tones> s
[14:52] <hey`> audicity didn't work also
[14:52] <hey`> :) ok, going to mencoder
[14:52] <mib_pzocng> is there any way of loading ubuntu, using grub, if it's on a usb hard drive? i just get error 21 at the moment
[14:52] <jasonmchristos> tones: yes i think so i think its all setup on the server what is the command on my laptop to login?
[14:52] <flintwingel> LuciusMare: xubuntu isn't as lightweight as it could be... have a look at CruchBang Linux... its another Ubuntu derivative
[14:52] <erUSUL> !ssh | jasonmchristos
[14:52] <bob1> Is there a channel for the PS3 release of ubuntu 9.04 ?
[14:52] <peter_> ignore test
[14:53] <tones> hey`: if not, rip it using the option to save a wav file in the pcm driver of mplayer (brother of mencoder)
[14:53] <mobi-sheep> LuciusMare: You might want to try Puppy Linux.
[14:53] <LuciusMare> hm
[14:53] <jasonmchristos> erUSUL: ty
[14:53] <erUSUL> !ppc | bob1
[14:53] <LuciusMare> not so
[14:53] <sere> sere, hi
[14:53] <LuciusMare> all i need is the linux core and debian thingies
[14:53] <colblood> [ 739.460816] nvidia: no symbol version for struct_module
[14:53] <colblood> [ 990.431549] nvidia: no symbol version for struct_module
[14:53] <LuciusMare> by the thingies i mean apt-get and so
[14:53] <scunizi> n3f: good.. someone provided a link about the intel card you have while you were rebooting.  What it says is that some intel cards have a "regression" on the latest ubuntu because of new memory management and a couple other factors.
[14:53] <colblood> is what i get when installing nv drivers
[14:53] <bob1> erUSUL, thats not very helpful
[14:53] <mac9416> erUSUL, I'm in a slight hurry (have to be headin' to church), so I wont bother to copy on flash drive. What in particular can I read off to you?
[14:53] <Ubunt1> hi
[14:53] <helper> Myrtti, i boot from cd installing not windows, i reboot and install from cd but hope it will do a /home partition so i can do quota afraid not to create a /home file parition
[14:53] <sere> testing
[14:53] <erUSUL> bob1: but its all i know about the ppc port of ubuntu
[14:54] <bob1> erUSUL, I'm not about the powerpc release, I'm on about the specific PS3 release
[14:54] <erUSUL> mac9416: the line obut the windows partition you want to boot
[14:54] <scunizi> n3f: although it suggests a work-a-round I don't recommend it because it disables too many other things... you can read the info at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582&highlight=intel+GM965
[14:54] <mobi-sheep> LuciusMare: What is the specs of your beat-up notebook?
[14:54] <tones> just out of interest, is there absolutely no possible way to boot a cd directly from grub?
[14:55] <LuciusMare> mobi-sheep: google Travelmate 240
[14:55] <n3f> scunizi: Alright.. I will read them.. Thank you a lot :)
[14:55] <erUSUL> bob1: http://psubuntu.com/
[14:55] <ninetyone> is there any way of loading ubuntu, using grub, if it's on a usb hard drive? i just get error 21 at the moment
[14:55] <Randomtime> mobi-sheep: he said earlier "celeron 2.4 ghz is not the problem,but 256 sdram is awfuly slow"
[14:55] <bob1> erUSUL, I'm already on that - it's very out of date
[14:55] <hey`> yup tones, I just realized I couldn't even play the .amr file, I'm installing mencoder and see what happens.
[14:55] <colblood> http://paste.ubuntu.com/184982/ this is what my xorg.conf looks like, no reference to nvidia there :/
[14:55] <tones> hey`: haha, that will be why then
[14:55] <mac9416> erUSUL: "/dev/sda6 * 4505 8417 31431141 7 HPFS/NTFS"
[14:56] <gumpish> =/ without using fstab, is there any way at all I can invoke mount such that I can mount an xfs partition where unprivileged user accounts can write to it?
[14:56] <jstarcher> for some reason when I access my apache on localhost it still pipes it through the internet according to my gKrellM iface graphs. Its dog slow too so that makes sense, what would cause this?
[14:56] <scunizi> n3f: so without doing the "fix" your options are .. stay with what you have and not use fancy graphics, reinstall with Intrepid 8.10, or do the patch.. personally I'd use it as is until the next release or reinstall with intrepid or hardy
[14:57] <hey`> tones man, vlc player doesn't work for .amr file, and the same with totem.... totem says "Could not determine type of stream"
[14:57] <LuciusMare> wait,can xubuntu run kde applications?
[14:57] <n3f> scunizi: Is there a way I can downgrade my version from jaunty back to hardy?
[14:57] <colblood> can anyone help me?
[14:57] <sere> sere
[14:57] <LjL> LuciusMare: yes
[14:57] <sere> sere,
[14:57] <LuciusMare> well
[14:57] <tones> hey`: files corrupt or broken i think
[14:57] <LuciusMare> thanks
[14:57] <mobi-sheep> Randomtime, LuciusMare: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu#System_requirements
[14:57] <LjL> !gowngrade | n3f
[14:57] <LjL> !downgrade | n3f
[14:57] <hey`> damn :)
[14:57] <mac9416> erUSUL, the * tells me it's bootable, and the HPFS/NTFS tells me it's the XP partition.
[14:57] <hey`> I'll pass it again from the usb.
[14:58] <tones> hey`: ok
[14:58] <scunizi> n3f: if you have a seperate /home it's pretty easy with a reinstall.
[14:58] <erUSUL> mac9416: maybe you have to hide the windows 7 partition ? http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/grub.html#DOS_002fWindows
[14:58] <helper> for what the command nice and renice use !
[14:58] <n3f> scunizi: Problem is I lost my hardy installer..... and I downloaded 9.04 just today..
[14:58] <hey`> tones, dude, it's the same problem while trying to play directly from the usb :(
[14:59] <erUSUL> helper: to set/change the nice value of a process
[14:59] <scunizi> n3f: easy enough to download it again :)
[14:59] <tones> hey`: that ones corrupt too? ;)
[14:59] <hey`> I'm afraid I'll have to switch to windows to see if the situation changes.
[14:59] <mobi-sheep> LuciusMare: Your laptop is a weak.  I personally would install Minimal.iso / Server.iso and install text-based applications.  Avoid the GUI. :)
[14:59] <necroforest> Can Ubuntu install into EXT4?
[14:59] <helper> erUSUL,  i know but what the meant of it ! if i change what will happen for this process?
[14:59] <sere> sere,testing
[14:59] <hey`> my uncle is gonna kill me.
[14:59] <LuciusMare> mobi-sheep: yes
[14:59] <mobi-sheep> necroforest: ext4?  Yes.  I'm using it.
[14:59] <hey`> bbl I'm gonna switch to see.
[14:59] <erUSUL> hey`: if the files a drmed there is not much you can do. you need a compatible player and the keys
[14:59] <LuciusMare> but i need to run a gui application
[14:59] <goodeye> necroforest yes
[15:00] <hey`> seems to be drmed, erUSUL.
[15:00] <erUSUL> helper: it will have more or less priority over others in cpu usage
[15:00] <LuciusMare> !the dead body
[15:00] <helper> erUSUL, oh ok
[15:00] <hey`> what is that some kind of freak protection?
[15:00] <Kalmi_> !botabuse > LuciusMare
[15:00] <Weed37> guys i gotta question i have a sony vaio laptop that has a connection on it to hook my hd tv to it via vga port on side of it in windows i just connect the cable and it shows on my tv my desktop is that option included in ubuntu 9.04 ?
[15:00] <mobi-sheep> LuciusMare: finch for AIM.  elinks (and one more software I can't remember) for web-browser, irssi for IRC.  mc for file manager.  rtorrent for torrent.  All text-based.  You get the idea.  Really smooth. :)
[15:00] <erUSUL> hey`: yes like that of dvd or apple itunes files
[15:00] <chazco> Hi... anyone know how to use a touchscreen in Ubuntu 9.04?
[15:01] <LuciusMare> Kalmi_: i know... :)
[15:01] <tones> LuciusMare: lynx is more common for web, and bitchx for irc
[15:01] <chazco> The evtouch driver crashes and the eGalax touch driver results in double clicks (but otherwise works)
[15:01] <hey`> mh sucks.
[15:01] <hey`> I just wanted to extract a piece of that audio.
[15:01] <vlady> hi overyone!
[15:01] <LuciusMare> mobi-sheep: i have some torrents started already and i dont know if another program could continue them
[15:01] <Myrtti> !bitchx | LuciusMare, tones
[15:01] <mobi-sheep> !info bitchx
[15:01] <erUSUL> !info irssi
[15:01] <mac9416> erUSUL, should I drop those hide, unhide commands into my menu.lst inside either Windows boot option? like unhide XP, hide Win7 partition below the XP title line and the inverse for Win7?
[15:01] <tones> my bad...
[15:01] <vlady> i want to know how i can put my netbeans like a gnome
[15:02] <vlady> my netbeans lock huge!
[15:02] <colblood> im install the NVIDIA 185.18.4 driver fine, reboot, but then GDM nags about module type1 not being able to load or something, any ideas?
[15:02] <n3f> scunizi: But you think this problem will be solved soon? Because this is a bug, right?
[15:02] <LuciusMare> mobi-sheep: i have some torrents started already and i dont know if another program could continue them.Could it do that?
[15:02] <vlady> and cant program in it!
[15:02] <erUSUL> mac9416: something like that... it seems you only need to do that on the winxp stanza given that w7 boots ok
[15:02] <mobi-sheep> LuciusMare: What do you mean?
[15:02] <Weed37> guys i gotta question i have a sony vaio laptop that has a connection on it to hook my hd tv to it via vga port on side of it in windows i just connect the cable and it shows on my tv my desktop is that option included in ubuntu 9.04 ?
[15:02] <mac9416> erUSUL, good point :-D I'll go try...
[15:03]  * tones is off to switch to irssi ;)
[15:03] <erUSUL> mac9416: hide the win7 partition
[15:03] <chris__> LuciusMare: yea u can do that
[15:03] <erUSUL> !info weechat
[15:03] <mobi-sheep> LuciusMare: It's your laptop.  You have better idea than I do because I don't like to work with slow machines.
[15:03] <vlady> i need help!
[15:03] <u296> hi all, I'm trying to copy files form a backup partition, but the persmissions are always 777 for all users. How can I copy them so permissions are preserved?
[15:03] <vlady> please
[15:03] <erUSUL> vlady: seems like not many people uses netbean around here... be patient
[15:03] <LjL> !please | vlady
[15:04] <scunizi> n3f: sounds like a bug.. and yes they (ubuntu devs and others) are working on it.  but you may not see a solution until the next release.  I'm on hardy on my laptop and it's stable. Intrepid on my desktop and a little wonky now and again..  there's something to be said for the LTS version.. the others in between are sort of bleeding edge.
[15:04] <Rigongia> u296 : if you're copying to a fat32 partition you can't keep the permissions
[15:05] <vlady> thanks ubottu
[15:05] <mobi-sheep> u296: Tar.Gz ?
[15:05] <colblood> please, somebody, help me
[15:05] <colblood> ubuntu continues starting with low gfx mode
[15:05] <n3f> scunizi: I see. I will just have to download 8.04 back again. :) Thanks a lot for the help scunizi :)
[15:05] <u296> Rigongia: it's from an ubuntu partition to an ubuntu partition. mobi-sheep : problem is they show up as 777 when I mount the partition
[15:06] <scunizi> n3f: yw
[15:06] <Randomtime> is there a way to eject a CD from the terminal?
[15:06] <mobi-sheep> Lol @ Ubuntu Partition.
[15:06] <mobi-sheep> Randomtime: eject -t (I think).
[15:06] <ManDay> Is there a convenient way to rotate my screen 90 deg cw?
[15:06] <Randomtime> thanks
[15:06] <ManDay> (i mean not the screen but the output)
[15:06] <mac9416> erUSUL, that kept any OS's from booting :-( I'll use the live disc to edit the menu.lst, so, tis of no consequence, but it stll doesn't work. The error is "Unable to mount the partition" on each OS.
[15:07] <mobi-sheep> Randomtime: eject. (eject out).  eject -t (close tray).
[15:07] <erUSUL> mac9416: ouch :1
[15:07] <mac9416> erUSUL, yezzir.
[15:07]  * tones likes irssi.. feels fresh
[15:07] <colblood> [ 37.281728] nvidia: no symbol version for struct_module
[15:07] <colblood> [ 40.428604] mtrr: base(0xdd000000) is not aligned on a size(0xe00000) boundary
[15:07] <colblood> come on and help me already
[15:07] <Newmilpan> hey guys/gals... quick question.  How do I install ubuntu to a USB flash drive is such a way that it is able to save updates and software and such?  I thought I knew how, but it ends up I just made the flash drive another install cd.
[15:08] <mobi-sheep> u296: Generally, to preserve permissions, one would tar.gz before transferring.
[15:08]  * scunizi suggests tones check out theme's for irssi adding color and other goodies.. also use it with screenl
[15:08] <scunizi> *screen
[15:08] <mac9416> Newmilpan: there is an option for that in the install screen.
[15:09]  * tones already is using screens, nested too. but he will check out the themes and thanks scunizi for the tip ;)
[15:09] <erUSUL> !unibot
[15:09] <Newmilpan> oh ok, so i just select install and when it asks me what drive to install it to I point it to the flash drive?
[15:09] <LuciusMare> mobi-sheep: i mean that i downloaded a lot of the files already and i am not sure if another program can continue downloading them when another program stopped downloading
[15:09] <mobi-sheep> Newmilpan: Google "Ubuntu Community, Permanent USB"
[15:09]  * scunizi tips his hat to tones and smiles
[15:09] <u296> mobi-sheep: thank you
[15:10] <colblood> can i simply update ubuntu and keeping all settings by running the install cd again?
[15:10] <u296> I'll give it a try
[15:10] <Newmilpan> mobi-sheep: thanks a ton
[15:10] <erUSUL> colblood: no only the alternate cd can be used for upgrading
[15:10] <colblood> hmm, alternate cd?
[15:10] <Aliasa> i want to change the username ,how  can i do ?
[15:11] <erUSUL> !aternate
[15:11] <erUSUL> !alternate
[15:11] <colblood> thx
[15:11] <mac9416> erUSUL, now a lovely GRUB error 17. I'll have to work on this later :-(
[15:11] <Aliasa> any help?
[15:12] <erUSUL> mac9416: sorry to hear that
[15:12] <mobi-sheep> Newmilpan: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[15:12] <mac9416> erUSUL, thanks for your help. :-)
[15:12] <erUSUL> Aliasa: man usermod
[15:12] <erUSUL> mac9416: no problem
[15:13] <dsdeiz> anyone knows what wm he is using here? http://img25.imageshack.us/img25/6429/screenshotgtr.png
[15:13] <paz> hi to all
[15:14] <colblood> erUSUL: you wouldnt know if there's an easier way to fix my nvidia problem? ubuntu says that type1 module doesnt exist
[15:14] <paz> kde
[15:14] <paz> dsdeiz: kde
[15:14] <goal_lax> how to format then??
[15:14] <LuciusMare> i have some torrents started already and i dont know if another program could continue them
[15:14] <dsdeiz> oh men.. ok thanks
[15:14] <LuciusMare> can it?
[15:15] <boss_mc> !gparted | goal_lax
[15:15] <scunizi> colblood: what's your nvidia problem?
[15:15] <ignusb> hello, does anyone have experience with virtualbox? I'm trying to work out the CLI command for starting a pre-created VM in "seamless" mode. there are no man pages, and google has not been helpful in finding whether there is actually a command to do this. I know how to start a vm, just not in seamless mode. [VirtualBox -startvm "VM Name"]]
[15:15] <dsdeiz> LuciusMare: I guess so
[15:15] <sere> sere
[15:15] <colblood> i get low gfx mode in ubuntu, when i do dmesg, i get "[ 34.202762] nvidia: no symbol version for struct_module"
[15:15] <dsdeiz> one more thing, where do you guys download audacious skins? :D
[15:15] <scunizi> ignusb: there's a vbox manual on their site.. also try #vbox
[15:15] <jrib> ignusb: vbox's website has the documentation in pdf form, also try #vbox
[15:15] <LuciusMare> so
[15:15] <jared__> can anyone tell me how to access my MemoryCard ???
[15:15] <goal_lax> but gparted doesnot display my flash memory!
[15:15] <paz> i'm having some trouble with ircd-irc2, someone can help me ?
[15:15] <ignusb> thanks
[15:16] <LuciusMare> could you please recommend me any good distribution in text mode that has things like apt-get,sudo and so?
[15:16] <paz> ma c'è qualcuno italiano ?
[15:16] <goal_lax> I tried to format in window, but as seen in dmesg output, it displays that the drive is write protected.
[15:16] <Rafael__> hi, i have install samba on my ubuntu server and would like to see the data on it with my windows computer, what should i do?
[15:16] <dsdeiz> !info rtorrent
[15:16] <ManDay> Is there a convenient way to rotate my screen 90 deg cw?
[15:16] <mobi-sheep> LuciusMare: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[15:16] <Myrtti> !it | paz
[15:16] <scunizi> colblood: did you just install?
[15:16] <erUSUL> colblood: https://answers.launchpad.net/dkms/+question/59519
[15:17] <LuciusMare> aw
[15:17] <mobi-sheep> LuciusMare: You don't want to toggle anything much.  Then from there, you'll have aptitude / apt-get.  Installing packages and whatnot.  It'll be tricky for you.
[15:17] <LuciusMare> i feel bad to waste a whole cd for this
[15:17] <sere> hi
[15:17] <scunizi> colblood: looks like erUSUL has a good link.. I'd follow that.
[15:17] <mobi-sheep> LuciusMare: You can change your X to something more light.  XFCE / OpenBox OpenFlux / etc.
[15:18] <colblood> lookin at it now scunizi & erUSUL
[15:18] <boss_mc> LuciusMare: use a bootable usb then
[15:18] <erUSUL> colblood: EE failed to load module type 1 --> This means the type 1 fonts are not properly installed, you probably want to fix this.
[15:18] <sere> sup
[15:18] <sere> sere,
[15:18] <mobi-sheep> LuciusMare: Try #xubuntu for better support on slimming down.
[15:18] <evident> hi
[15:18] <colblood> k, how do i do that?
[15:18] <erUSUL> colblood: maybe fire up synaptic and reinstall all type1 packages you can find installed ?
[15:19] <evident> can anybody tell me how to install the .bin for the adobe reader, please? I downloaded it but dont know how to install
[15:19] <colblood> i can only access it via remote atm
[15:19] <LuciusMare> too bad, travelmate 240 cam mpt boot from usd
[15:19] <LuciusMare> usdb
[15:19] <scunizi> colblood: are you at cli?
[15:19] <colblood> yeah
[15:20] <LuciusMare> but it can boot from network
[15:20] <LuciusMare> can anyone give me a tutorial how to boot from network?
[15:20] <scunizi> colblood: you can use aptitude with a menu on the cli to search for the right packages.
[15:20] <JoeySpaz> now my sound is even worse
[15:20] <Bob_Dole> How do I get the -latest- midori version on ubuntu? trying to compile it, but it's missing things, even after installing build-essentials and the other stuff
[15:20] <JoeySpaz> I don't have any sound now
[15:20] <colblood> k scunizi
[15:20] <Bob_Dole> and the other stuff here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware *
[15:20] <erUSUL> Bob_Dole: i'm using a ppa
[15:20] <erUSUL> !ppa | Bob_Dole
[15:20] <scunizi> colblood: or apt-cache search type1
[15:20] <JoeySpaz> i tried to install the drivers and all I got was a face of errors and now my sound won't work
[15:20] <erUSUL> Bob_Dole: no problems so far
[15:21] <LuciusMare> can anyone give me a tutorial how to boot from network?
[15:21] <JoeySpaz> hello? you made me broke my sound, how do i fix it?
[15:21] <colblood> there were a couple of type1 related search results when doing apt-cache search type1
[15:22] <erUSUL> Bob_Dole: this one https://launchpad.net/~webkit-team/+archive/ppa
[15:22] <Bob_Dole> erUSUL, can you give me a link to it? I've only used a PPA for OpenOffice in- thanks
[15:22] <ManDay> Is there a convenient way to rotate my screen 90 deg cw?
[15:22] <Kalmi_> LuciusMare, you could use an USB pendrive, that's a lot easier than network booting
[15:22] <JoeySpaz> hellooooo?
[15:22] <erUSUL> ManDay: use randr grandr ?
[15:22] <scunizi> colblood: to see more description try aptitude
[15:22] <midnajt> do I need a Launchpad account
[15:22] <Kalmi_> JoeySpaz, what drivers?
[15:22] <LuciusMare> Kalmi_: as i said,it can *not* boot from usb
[15:22] <colblood> yea, runnit it now... hard to get a picture of it all tho
[15:22] <JoeySpaz> the realtek AC97 drivers
[15:22] <colblood> so many submenus
[15:23] <Kalmi_> LuciusMare, oh... you are still the same guy :)
[15:23] <ofnqwop> im trying to configure my new keyboard, but xev doesnt get any signals from the "extra keys" - what can i do?
[15:23] <Kalmi_> JoeySpaz, did it work before?
[15:23] <gordonjcp> LuciusMare: netbooting is a hassle, can't you just install on another machine?
[15:23] <ManDay> thanks erUSUL - is that the only way? is there no x-org thing for it?
[15:23] <LuciusMare> probably not
[15:23] <LuciusMare> i could install it virtually
[15:23] <gordonjcp> LuciusMare: chances are if it won't boot from USB it won't boot from network
[15:24] <erUSUL> ManDay: most xorg drivers support randr
[15:24] <LuciusMare> gordonjcp: it CAN NOT boot from usb but it CAN boot from network
[15:24] <sere> hi
[15:24] <gordonjcp> LuciusMare: okay
[15:24] <ManDay> hm i thought there would be a xorg-command for it
[15:24] <ManDay> thanks erUSUL
[15:24] <gordonjcp> LuciusMare: removing the drive and temporarily fitting it to another machine is probably least hassle for "difficult" hardware
[15:24] <JoeySpaz> Kalmi_: yes it did, you recommended me to isntall new drivers when i told you my soundwas out of sync, and after navingating through realtek's web of shit and 404 errors, i finally managed to come across something, then when i followed the instructiopns, i got4753465984327568392459 permission denied errors, and when I used sudo, I got just as many no such file or directory errors - it uninstalled my old drivers and then fucked up
[15:25] <LuciusMare> gordonjcp: yes,but this is notebook
[15:25] <LuciusMare> it is hard to change harddisks
[15:25] <gordonjcp> LuciusMare: and?
[15:25] <gordonjcp> not really
[15:25] <gordonjcp> you just need a 44-to-40 pin adaptor
[15:25] <Kalmi_> LuciusMare, this tutorial seems ok: http://hugi.to/blog/archive/2006/12/23/ubuntu-pxe-install-via-windows
[15:25] <gordonjcp> unless it's SATA in which case the connectors are identical
[15:25] <Kalmi_> LuciusMare, changing hard disk is not hard...
[15:25] <Seeker`> JoeySpaz: watch your language please
[15:25] <JoeySpaz> sorry.. im angry
[15:26] <LuciusMare> Kalmi_: yes,it is not
[15:26] <LuciusMare> but i dont know this notebook at all
[15:26] <erUSUL> gordonjcp: i think he is refering to the fact that you have to open and extact the Hd from the machine
[15:26] <dsdeiz> where do you usually get audacious skins? :D
[15:26] <Kalmi_> JoeySpaz, it did NOT tell you to install any driver... that was someone else :)
[15:26] <gordonjcp> erUSUL: bah, that takes a minute or two
[15:26] <JoeySpaz> Kalmi_ ok, how do I get my old drivers back?
[15:27] <colblood> k, installed type1 related material, gonna try a reboot
[15:27] <Kalmi_> JoeySpaz, *I* did NOT tell you to install any driver... that was someone else :)
[15:27] <Rascal> hy
[15:27] <Geochelone> awak yang bebal emo kat orang lain pula :-)
[15:27] <erUSUL> gordonjcp: not everybody is as used as we i assume) are to rip off and mount again a computer and less so a notebook
[15:27] <erUSUL> gordonjcp: :)
[15:27] <Kalmi_> JoeySpaz, dunno... you have at lsmod and see what is loaded now and blacklist it...
[15:27] <Rascal> what install a bitchx in ubuntu 9.04?
[15:27] <Kalmi_> JoeySpaz, dunno... you could have a look at the output of lsmod and see what is loaded now for the sound card and blacklist it...
[15:27] <erUSUL> Rascal: use another terminal irc client like irssi or weechat
[15:28] <ofnqwop> no ideas anyone?
[15:28] <Bob_Dole> Irssi is nice
[15:28] <scunizi> !irc | Rascal
[15:28] <shadeslayer> erUSUL: theres actually something named bitchx in ubuntu?? :O
[15:28] <Rascal> ok
[15:28] <JoeySpaz> kalmi_: why do you write stuff twice but the second time longer?
[15:28] <erUSUL> shadeslayer: not anymore. but it was a very popular irc client for teminal back in the day
[15:29] <shadeslayer> erUSUL: ah...
[15:29] <blip-> !daemons
[15:29] <Bob_Dole> And thank you very much, erUSUL :D
[15:29] <scunizi> Rascal: sorry.. was looking for a list of alternative irc clients for you.. bitchx won't work in ubuntu directly but maybe in wine.. but why bother.. irssi can be themed pretty close and has great functionality
[15:29] <zhanghe> Are you chinese?
[15:29] <Kalmi_> JoeySpaz, sorry... I seem to miss a few words everytime... and I only realize my mistakes after hitting Enter...
[15:29] <erUSUL> shadeslayer: http://www.bitchx.com/ <<< and it was not taken out becouse of its name
[15:30] <blip-> !init.d
[15:30] <JoeySpaz> Kalmi_: I got this... http://paste.ubuntu.com/184997/
[15:30] <erUSUL> Bob_Dole: no problem
[15:30] <chilicuil> Hi, I'm having  some issues while running qemu with 'qemu -hda elive-lfs.img  -m 1G -no-reboot -kernel-kqemu -full-screen' on Ubuntu 9.04 and when I want to recover an snapshot I just get this "Error -22 while loading VM state"
[15:30] <Rascal> like bitchX
[15:30] <nightdrever> could u help me with a sound issue?? i reinstalled ubuntu......and now on skype....my camera turns on but i cant hear myslf talk
[15:30] <Rascal> i load only binaries
[15:30] <blip-> hi all, what is the recommended way to manage startup daemons/services ?   I'd like to limit things like tor from starting automatically as well as monitor other startup items
[15:31] <zortec> Hi guys, I really need some help to get ubuntu installed.
[15:31] <blip-> I'd rather not manually modify startup scripts
[15:31] <nightdrever> how do i get ALSA in skype?
[15:31] <ZauberExonar> Isn't ALSA default?
[15:31] <erUSUL> blip-: update-rc.d
[15:31] <zortec> I have tried the LiveCD and it crashes into BusyBox and then the alternate installer can't find my CD rom.
[15:31] <zortec> It's so frustrating.
[15:31] <ZauberExonar> Also, Ubuntu automatically installs the video drivers for nvidia cards, right?
[15:31] <nightdrever> its not showing up in skype
[15:31] <erUSUL> blip-: or install rcconf or bum (this one graphical)
[15:32] <greato> hello!
[15:32] <erUSUL> zortec: tried ani boot options ?
[15:32] <erUSUL> !boot | zortec
[15:32] <nightdrever> i cant call anyone because they cant hear me
[15:32] <scunizi> ZauberExonar: a generic driver.. it's up to you to install the propiatory driver.
[15:32] <bobbele2058> hi there. I have a problem activating nvidia-drivers on a fresh install of ubuntu 9.04. When I go to System->Administration->Hardware Drivers, it says "no propritarty drivers are used on this system" (my translation). How do I fix this_
[15:32] <bobbele2058> ?
[15:32] <zortec> I don't know what boot options to try.  I've been on the forums all night trying to get some help.
[15:32] <Kalmi_> JoeySpaz, you could compare it to what you get from running the same command on livecd... and then blacklist everything that is present only in this one...
[15:32] <ZauberExonar> scunizi: Do you know where I can find instructions?
[15:32] <scunizi> ZauberExonar: but it will typically prompt/tell you that the other driver is available.
[15:32] <ZauberExonar> Okay
[15:32] <erUSUL> zortec: make sure the sata controller is in ahci mode. passing all-generic-ide options sometimes help
[15:32] <ZauberExonar> Thank you
[15:32] <colblood> scunizi: i found this: The answer seems to reboot in _recovery_ mode from the last kernel that worked, find the xorg-conf file that mentions nvidia and copy or soft-link it as the one to use, then reboot from the last working kernel.
[15:32] <zortec> I verified the MD5 hash and can't get it to check the integrity of the CD since that option will not load.
[15:33] <JoeySpaz> Kalmi_: how do you blacklist stuff?
[15:33] <colblood> but im not 100% sure how to softlink/copy it as the "one to use"
[15:33] <blip-> bum looks good, thanks erUSUL
[15:33] <midnajt_> ok people this is killin me for real, I have Realtek RTL81878 wlan usb dongle that's working on ubuntu but sometime the connection breaks and I can't connect any more without rebooting
[15:33] <zortec> Where do you pass those options?
[15:33] <JoeySpaz> !alsa
[15:33] <erUSUL> !blacklist | JoeySpaz
[15:33] <zortec> As soon as I try to install ubuntu with the alternate text based installer, it says that it can't find my cdrom.
[15:33] <erUSUL> zortec: sse the link of ubottu
[15:33] <greato> hello!
[15:33] <erUSUL> zortec: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions
[15:33] <scunizi> colblood: ok.. IF you have a previoius kernel on your current install.. if not then the "previous" kernel might just be the one in the previous release.
[15:33] <greato> Please Help I want to mount F: drive of Windows XP in Ubuntu. How to do that?
[15:34] <JoeySpaz> Kalmi_: ok.. i'll try that
[15:34] <erUSUL> !ntfs | greato
[15:34] <colblood> scunizi: i have 2.6.29.1 and 2.6.27 i believe
[15:34] <colblood> at least grub says so
[15:34] <Kalmi_> JoeySpaz, have a look at /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf , it is self-explanatory...
[15:34] <scunizi> colblood: worth a shot
[15:35] <colblood> k, so how do i copy it ?
[15:35] <jjibn> scunizi:after my system broked becasue of the wrong data I writed into the xorg.conf,I could not find the file when I choose into the revovery mode
[15:35] <colblood> also, the link mentions purge nvidia, but dunno how to do that either really
[15:36] <zortec> I looked at the boot options page, but I'm not sure which one to add...
[15:36] <Jeroen1> Hello, how to get ubuntu on a asus EEE
[15:37] <zortec> But I do think there is a problem with SATA because it will not load the installer on the LiveCD or text based installer
[15:37] <Miggol> !Nvidia
[15:37] <prospire> what name has been given to ubuntu 9.04??
[15:37] <Bob_Dole> does Matrox still make cards?
[15:37] <zortec> Jaunty
[15:38] <prospire> its something johnty jocolobs or something
[15:38] <Bob_Dole> Jaunty jackalope
[15:38] <albech> is there a way to make a 'rolling file' in bash so whenever new lines are added old ones are removed?
[15:38] <prospire> and to 9.10
[15:38] <jpds> !jaunty | prospire
[15:38] <prospire> something carmic
[15:38] <jpds> !karmic | prospire
[15:38] <zortec> What is this about a generic-ide boot option? I don't see that one in BootOptions page
[15:38] <prospire> ubuntu is superb
[15:38] <prospire> much better than windows
[15:38] <prospire> especially windows vista
[15:38] <jpds> prospire: We know.
[15:38] <prospire> am using the KDE
[15:39] <jjibn> but I can't find the xrog.conf,even I found the directory of /etc/x11 doesn't exist yet what's happened
[15:39]  * colblood takes notes
[15:39] <jpds> prospire: Better check out the KDE team singing then: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hm5si9-mi-M
[15:39] <Bob_Dole> Once upon a time I ran windows only.. then I dual booted, then I only ran 1 at a time and switched distros every other month... then I ran only mac OS, now I run only Ubuntu.
[15:39] <scunizi> jjibn: it's /etc/X11 .. capital X not small x
[15:39] <zortec> Am I the only one who has ran into this problem with the Live CD not booting or the text based installer?
[15:39] <prospire> ubuntu is gr8
[15:39] <vox> what the heck is apt-xapian-index?
[15:39] <prospire> no device drivers needed
[15:39] <colblood> prospire: u just said that
[15:39] <Seeker`> !away | LuciusMare|afk
[15:39] <prospire> and ftp access is gr8
[15:39] <Kae> sup
[15:40] <colblood> prospire: not true
[15:40] <jpds> !ot  | prospire
[15:40] <prospire> actually my ubuntu 8.10 is not detecting my speakers
[15:40] <midnajt_> hey I'm submitting my address that contains Ö char wich can be writen OE do I need to write it that way or just a O
[15:40] <zortec> I mean there should be a failsafe or something to at least get Ubuntu to boot
[15:40] <zortec> It is annoying to have to do hit the power button on my computer because it won't exit
[15:40] <prospire> but one of my friends said jaunty wud do that
[15:40] <prospire> can anybody tell me what to do??
[15:40] <prospire> actually my ubuntu 8.10 is not detecting my speakers
[15:41] <prospire> what do I do then?
 ok,anyway I can not find it after I enter into the shell through the recovery mode for the ubuntu
[15:41] <Kae> investigating
[15:41] <colblood> which kernel is ubuntu 9.04 using?
[15:41] <Wolfcastle> hello
[15:41] <imaginativeone> how do I eject my cdrom from the command line?
[15:41] <jrib> imaginativeone: eject
[15:41] <LjL> imaginativeone: eject
[15:41] <Wolfcastle> anyway I can boot my ubuntu partition after installing windows xp without a bootable linux cd?
[15:41] <bc> colblood: default for me is 2.6.28-11-generic
[15:42] <colblood> k
[15:42] <zortec> Anyone?  I have been trying to get Ubuntu to install for several hours now.  I'm tired and I can't seem to get anything working.
[15:42] <imaginativeone> hmm...
[15:42] <elgar> Zorix, what's the problem?
[15:42] <jjibn> somebody know if I don't back it up before how do I turn the file to the one when it is ok
[15:42] <imaginativeone> I'm unable to unmount because something is using it
[15:42] <jrib> jjibn: what?
[15:42] <elgar> zortec, what's the problem?
[15:42] <LuciusMare|afk> imaginativeone: try lsof
[15:42] <LuciusMare|afk> !lsof
[15:42] <zortec> The problem is I can't get the LiveCD or the text based installer to run the installer program
[15:43] <jrib> imaginativeone: you need to close that then.  Do you have a terminal with the current working directory inside of it?
[15:43] <zortec> It crashes with BusyBox and then when I type exit, I get a kernel panic and I freak out.
[15:43] <bc> zortec: does it drop you to a busybox shell prompt?
[15:43] <elgar> zortec, is there a specific problem or error or any more info?
[15:43] <scunizi> zortec: search for that option on www.ubuntuforums.org .. you may come up with a solution
[15:43] <Gary_g> u
[15:44] <Wolfcastle> anyway I can boot my ubuntu partition after installing windows xp without a bootable linux cd?
[15:44] <zortec> It has done this with the Live CD and then I tried the alternate text installer... which is unable to locate my cdrom and I don't have any drivers to load for it so then it keeps doing a loop
[15:44] <imaginativeone> jrib: yes
[15:44] <jrib> imaginativeone: so you need to cd elsewhere
[15:44] <zortec> Finally I did CTRL+ALT+DEL to reboot
[15:44] <zortec> What other cd can I try? I'm running out of options.
[15:44] <scunizi> Wolfcastle: if you install windows after installing ubuntu, windows will mess up the grub boot loader and you'll need a live cd to fix it.
[15:44] <elgar> zortec what hardware and bios?
[15:44] <zortec> I really think that it doesn't like SATA at all.
[15:45] <colblood> try using mini-image and put it on a usb stick zortec
[15:45] <bc> zortec: try disabling IDE Busmaster in bios and see if it'll work then.
[15:45] <kyrol> hi i`ve nvidia geforce 2pro/gts and ubuntu 9.04
[15:45] <zortec> That was a suggestion on the forum, but I don't have a usb stick... maybe I can do a network install but never done that before.
[15:45] <kyrol> i can`t install driver
[15:45] <pan4o16> Hi all! I am new in linux and i have a problem. My monitor resolution is too low. What can i do?
[15:45] <zortec> It doesn't seem to respond at all to any of the options on the CD when I hit enter and I think it doesn't recognize my drive or something.
do u have a use pendrive
[15:46] <kyrol> i`ve try envy but nothing good happens
[15:46] <kyrol> ubuntu is loading in emergency mode
[15:46] <Paddy_EIRE> !details | kyrol
[15:46] <elgar> zortec,
[15:46] <bc> zortec: I had a similar problem when using a mix of ATA and SATA. disabling PCI IDE Bustmaster solved my problem.
[15:46] <elgar> had this problem in the past
[15:46] <elgar> I have a possible work around
[15:47] <Pranka> pan4o16: Go to System -> Preferences -> Display. There  you can change your settings for your monitor.
[15:47] <LuciusMare|afk> Is there any way to transfer data from linux to windows trough UTP cabel/LAN ?
[15:47] <zortec> I have an Intel Dual Core E2200 2.2Ghz computer, have checked all of the settings in the BIOS, confirmed that all the default settings were loaded.
[15:47] <kyrol>  in system-administration-hardware driver nothing appears
[15:47] <kyrol> my ubuntu is 9.04
[15:47] <elgar> zortec, > https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/209454/comments/28
[15:47] <jjibn> and why I can't find the directory,/etc/X11 after I enter into the shell from the recoveroy mode of ubuntu
[15:48] <zortec> bc: I have no idea what PCI IDE Busmaster is.
[15:48] <CarlFK> at some point sudo reboot stopped rebooting back to POST/grub and started using something like kexec to reload the current kernel.  how do I get it to reboot such that I can pick a different kernel from grub menu?
[15:48] <chinosuke> ubuntu 9.04 cannot hear sound.
[15:48] <elgar> zortec, > https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/209454/comments/28
[15:48] <zortec> Where do I disable that? I don't have a setting in the BIOS for it.
[15:48] <elgar> zortec, just add the kernel param I just linked you too and see if that works
[15:48] <bc> zortec: then it wouldn't be an option
[15:48] <zortec> Elgar: That is hardy, does that apply to jaunty?
[15:48] <pan4o16> Yes i do that but the max resolution is 800X600. i nead at lest 1024X768! What can i do?
[15:49] <elgar> zortec, we wont know until you try
[15:49] <zortec> I noticed that the install instructions for the text based installer is for feisty which is like two releases ago so it didn't help I couldn't find one for 9.04
[15:49] <Gary_g> does anyone know if it is possible to clear search domains assigned by a local network in the etc/resolve.conf during a vpnc-connect? I can do it manaully but this is a pain
[15:49] <scunizi> zortec: I have to use that line on my desktop.. when booting to the live cd on the first menu hit F6 and add pci=nomsi to the end of the kernel line after erasing the "quiet splash" .. then hit enter.
[15:49] <kyrol> ubuntu 9.04 can`t see eneble driver in system-administration-hw driwers for geforce 2gts/pro. i was try envy without expected results
[15:49] <elgar> zortec, scunizi seems to verify the adivce I gave to you as being tested and working on some hardware
[15:49] <scunizi> zortec: if that is the solution is should boot to the live cd desktop from there.
[15:49] <LuciusMare> is there any way to transfer data from linux to windows trough UTP cabel/lan?
[15:49] <chocobanana> zortec: can you boot other CDs?
[15:49] <Hamza>  
[15:49] <zortec> Where do you add kernel params? I had a Live CD but I burned an alternate installer in its place
[15:50] <Pranka> pan4o16: Did you click on Detect Monitor?
[15:50] <zortec> So now I just have the text based installer which can't locate my cdrom
[15:50] <LuciusMare> is there any way to transfer data from linux to windows trough UTP cabel/lan?
[15:50] <Bob_Dole> LuciusMare, don't repeat yourself so soon
[15:50] <zortec> Choco: I can boot CDs fine, it's just something to do with the ubuntu installer that my computer doesn't like.
[15:50] <Hamza> LuciusMare: Do you mean like accessing Windows shared folders over the network?
[15:50] <elgar> zortec, hit f6 at the first screen on the live cd, not sure where to do it on the alternative installer
[15:50] <chocobanana> zortec: how many times did you try to burn the image?
[15:51] <LuciusMare> ANY WAY to transfer data
[15:51] <goodeye> LuciusMare places->network
[15:51] <scunizi> zortec: I haven't looked at the text based installer in a while so I'm not sure if it allows for kernel modification on boot.
[15:51] <goodeye> and u should see ur windoze PC there
[15:51] <zortec> I have burned multiple images from different sites on the Ubuntu download page.
[15:51] <LuciusMare> so i dont care if i would have to hack it,or acess shared folders
[15:51] <LuciusMare> whatever
[15:51] <webNgoo> hey every, can anyone help my with nx problem?
[15:51] <zortec> It is very frustrating that I can't get the installer to come up.
[15:51] <Hamza> LuciusMare < goodeye
[15:51] <scunizi> zortec: use the live cd
[15:51] <Bob_Dole> aaaaand midori crashes
[15:52] <Bob_Dole> Most unstable browser I've ever used. :/
[15:52] <elgar> zortec, use the live cd and add the kernel param, that should then work
[15:52] <chocobanana> zortec: are you burning to the same CD(-RW) or using different media?
[15:52] <zortec> What is wrong with the alternate installer? It was suggested if I can't get the Live CD working which I wasn't able to then to use the alternate (text-based)
[15:52] <zortec> I used two different CD-RWs... and burned it at the lowest speed (4x)
[15:52] <elgar> chocobanana, his problem is a known sata issue, I've already given him a workaround
[15:52] <Paddy_EIRE> Bob_Dole: Do you have a support question or are you just here to complain?
[15:52] <zortec> Choco, Elgar: I swear it has to be something to do with SATA.
[15:52] <Bob_Dole> Paddy_EIRE, I'm just always here
[15:52] <Gary_g> lucas, do you have a local web server running on the linux box or were you looking for 2 way
[15:52] <zortec> Because on my last computer, which had an IDE not SATA drive Ubuntu installed without any issues.
[15:53] <elgar> zortec, god damm.. I KNOW IT IS A SATA ISSUE. and I gave you the fix
[15:53] <elgar> it's a known bug
[15:53] <Bob_Dole> Paddy_EIRE, I don't leave, and occasionally have questions
[15:53] <Paddy_EIRE> Bob_Dole: well take the complaints outside the support channel
[15:53] <elgar> with a known workaround, so please use it
[15:53] <webNgoo> NX> 204 Authentication failed.
[15:53] <scunizi> zortec: that is tyypically the case.. however your issue is different
[15:53] <chocobanana> zortec: did you manage to install it on another machine? Did you try elgar's suggestion?
[15:53] <DIL> i have all sata w/ no probs
[15:53] <zortec> Can I use the workaround on the alternate CD?
[15:53] <zortec> Or do I have to burn another CD?
[15:54] <elgar> zortec, you'll have to use google to see if you can add kernel params on the alt installer, I dont think you can though
[15:54] <scunizi> zortec: I don't know.. you'll have to boot it and see if there is an option to make the change on the kernel line..
[15:54] <Bob_Dole> zortec, what happened to the old CD?
[15:54] <elgar> I've only ever seen it done with the live cd
[15:54] <Wolfcastle> is it possible to enter commandline with the netboot image?
[15:54] <Wolfcastle> to mount my installed ubuntu partition
[15:54] <zortec> Choco: I burned over it.
[15:54] <chocobanana> zortec: you're in the spotlight ;)
[15:54] <Wolfcastle> and reinstall grub
[15:54] <zortec> That was to Bob.
[15:54] <zortec> Because I couldn't get the live cd to work, so I said screw it
[15:54] <phrizzledizzle> newbie needs help: My sound was working fine for quite some time. All of a sudden I can only hear the faintest noise when my speakers are at max volume. I've checked my volume levels and everything looks fine. I've rebooted and the problem did not resolve.
[15:54] <zortec> and opted for the alternate installer which I can't get working either.
[15:55] <chocobanana> zortec: do you have another Ubuntu installation from where you could create a bootable USB image?
[15:55] <elgar> phrizzledizzle, I had that problem, my cable was screwed, just a though :)
[15:55] <elgar> *thought
[15:55] <chocobanana> phrizzledizzle: did you check all volume controls?
[15:55]  * DIL forrizzle
[15:55] <zortec> Is a network install an option? Can that at least get me bootable?
[15:55] <zortec> I read about that alternative too.
[15:55] <phrizzledizzle> elgar: thank you, but I've unplugged the speakers and the internal speakers aren't outputting either
[15:56] <Chryzo> Hi, i have the following X11 config file: http://pastealacon.com/3118, unfortunately I am still unable to get my screen to have a higher resolution that 800*600
[15:56] <Chryzo> any idea why ?
[15:56] <chocobanana> zortec: if you have a cable connection, then a network install should be easy
[15:56] <zortec> I fear I'll run into the same problem with the SATA drive
[15:56] <chocobanana> *wired
[15:56] <Slart> Chryzo: pastebin you /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[15:56] <Slart> !pastebin | Chryzo
[15:56] <elgar> zortec, the kernel parameter will bypass the sata issue
[15:56] <Wolfcastle> zortec, I wonder that too, can you enter commandline with netboot image?
[15:56] <zortec> choco: I have an adsl connection
[15:56] <scunizi> zortec: you will.. just use the live cd
[15:57] <Chryzo> Slart, gimme a minute :)
[15:57] <zortec> What is the difference in the live cd and alternate cd?
[15:57] <phrizzledizzle> chocobanana: my master, headphone, pcm, and pc speaker volume levels are all at max and not muted
[15:57] <zortec> My head is spinning guys from all this.
[15:57] <zortec> I just want to get my system up and running with ubuntu.
[15:57] <ZykoticK9> zortec, for one the alt cd is text based, while the live cd is a gui
[15:57] <Slart> zortec: the live cd is one.. the alternate isn't =)
[15:57] <scunizi> zortec: the live cd will allow you to make the kernel line change you need to get the system booted to a desktop so you can install.
[15:58] <Oli``> I've mounted a SSH/SFTP location in nautilus and now I'm trying to edit something through gedit. Normally this works but for this particular mount everything opens in readonly mode. I definitely have write access (as I'm logged in remotely as root)... Any ideas?
[15:58] <zortec> I'll burn another live cd then on a different media
[15:58] <Chryzo> here is the log: http://pastealacon.com/3119
[15:58] <elgar> zortec, get the live cd, add the kernel parameter by pressing f6 at the first screen, then it will work fine./
[15:58] <zortec> Can you give me the kernel param I need to add again?
[15:59] <dimebar> Anyone managed to get a black ipod classic to work in Hipo?  It is complaining: 'Icon 'multimedia-player-ipod-classic-black' not present in theme'
[15:59] <elgar> zortec, > https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/209454/comments/28
[15:59] <chocobanana> phrizzledizzle: did you check the actual application volume levels?
[15:59] <tavish> my gnome session has stopped working. something with the startup scripts maybe. no panel or anything else. But failsafe gnome is working fine. what should i do?
[15:59] <shadeslayer> dimebar: it means theres no icon to display for a ipod in your theme..choose another theme
[16:00] <whileimhere> hi. When in a terminal looking at top how can I tell what program/s is sucking up my memory?
[16:00] <CyberPsyko> list
[16:00] <CyberPsyko> #list
[16:00] <ZykoticK9> [daily post] does anyone have jscal working under 9.04?  it works fine under 8.10 but seems to have no effect under 9.04.
[16:00] <dimebar> shadeslayer: yeah - tried default gnome theme, tango, human - none work.
[16:00] <Slart> Chryzo: it seems X can't talk to your monitor to find out what frequencies it supports... so it uses some very safe defaults.. you can input those in your xorg.conf ... search the net for your monitor specs or take a wild guess depending on what kind of monitor it is
[16:01] <phrizzledizzle> choco: yes. Its doing it across all applications. Flash player, Rhythm Box Music Player, Movie Player
[16:01] <shadeslayer> dimebar: then your themes are not correctly installed...reinstall them
[16:01] <Rascal> #list
[16:01] <nokia-s> hey is there any way to update nokia on ubuntu
[16:02] <chocobanana> phrizzledizzle: what do you have set for the Gnome Audio preferences?
[16:02] <mohan_> installed newly ubuntu 9.04 jaunty
[16:02] <mohan_> its freezing before boot..
[16:02] <mohan_> RT kernel problem i think..
[16:02] <Aliasa> i  dont understand ,why linux is called a open source system? where can i see the source code,?
[16:03] <dimebar> shadeslayer: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hipo/+bug/318185  it is that; not a problem with my themes (which are just teh defaults)
[16:03] <Hamza> Aliasa: www.kernel.org
[16:03] <Chryzo> Slart: it is an old 17 inches CRT :)
[16:03] <phrizzledizzle> choco: it appears that everything is set to autodetect... I believe thats what you're asking about
[16:03] <Aliasa> can i change the kernel source code? :D
[16:03] <Chryzo> thanks for the info
[16:03] <chocobanana> Aliasa: it is the components that form the Ubuntu distribution that are open source. You can go to each component project website and download the source to view or change it
[16:03] <jrib> Aliasa: why not...?
[16:04] <chocobanana> phrizzledizzle: and the Default Mixer Tracks on that screen?
[16:04] <Slart> Chryzo: in the Monitor section, add "HorizSync 30-80" and "VertRefresh 55-75", then try restarting X
[16:04] <Aliasa> i must leanr a lor about linux.:S
[16:04] <shadeslayer> dimebar: bah...easiest fix is to copy the theme ipod icon and rename it to that :)
[16:04] <chocobanana> Aliasa: follow the certification manuals for the distro of your choice
[16:04] <Hamza> Aliasa: The Free Software Foundation's website has a lot of information about the principles behind free and open-source software. And there's #ubuntu-offtopic as well.
[16:05] <Aliasa> i am 20 years ,student of physics, its difficle fotr me to learn linux,?maby most of you are for computer science
[16:05] <jjibn> is it possibility that I can't find a directory under the safe mode
[16:05] <phrizzledizzle> choco: ATI IXP (Alsa mixer)
[16:05] <Pranka> Aliasa: It has nothing to do with what you are studying.
[16:06] <greato> hello!
[16:06] <greato> I have problem with wine
[16:06] <Pranka> I know friends studying medicine and use Linux as an OS.
[16:06] <greato> Wine is not able to run TC.EXE
[16:06] <Ratapoil> I just upgraded to 9.04, when I open a video with VLC it opens 2 extra windows called "VLC (XVideo output)"... what could have been the probem?
[16:06] <Slart> Aliasa: you don't have to be a computer science student/professor to use linux... you don't have to be an automechanic to drive a car
[16:06] <Aliasa> haha
[16:06] <elgar> Aliasa, you can download the kernel source
[16:06] <shadeslayer> Aliasa: im a electronics engineer...linux is NOT about how geeky you are more about how well you respond to new ideas
[16:06] <Aliasa> i like to be a programmer!
[16:06] <greato> Help Me Out!!!! Wine is not able to run TC.EXE
[16:06] <iwo> hey, anyone here use amarok? i'm having some problems playing any audio files
[16:06] <mohan_> Please anybody
[16:06] <Ratapoil> iwo I use amark
[16:06] <boss_mc> greato: what error messages do you get?
[16:06] <mohan_> Problem related RT Kernel
[16:06] <jjibn>  is it possibility that I can't find a directory under the safe mode
[16:06] <midnajt_> does ndisgtk autmaticlly uses the driver that was installed or do I need to do more
[16:06] <Aliasa> i am enginerring physics
[16:07] <Slart> !details | greato
[16:07] <iwo> when i play a track, amarok just skips through really fast (at like 20x normal speed), and makes no sound
[16:07] <greato> boss_mc: No error message TC opens like a small black terminal and automatically closes. While TC works fine in Windows XP
[16:07] <iwo> i guess i'm missing some codecs, or don't have the right backend installed...
[16:07] <iwo> but i don't know how to check what i'm using right now
[16:07] <dayo> someone farted. i can smell it. but it wasn't me,and i'm the only one in the room o_0
[16:07] <Slart> greato: and please ask the entire question on one line.. don't add stuff like "Please Please Help me" and such.. it's just annoying
[16:07] <iwo> how do i know what engine amarok is using?
[16:07] <Ratapoil> iwo:  yep I ld suspect the codecs too
[16:07] <kronix> Is anybody else being spammed by Ubunt1?
[16:07] <iwo> the settings in amarok are extremely sparse :)
[16:07] <Ratapoil> iwo: Amarok2 or amarok1?
[16:07] <cedric30> Someone know how I can flashplayer to recognize my webcam?
[16:07] <nokia-s> hey is there any way to update nokia on ubuntu
[16:07] <Slart> kronix: nothing here
[16:08] <shadeslayer> iwo: its phonon or xine
[16:08] <Slart> nokia-s: perhaps via a vm.. I don't think you can do it natively
[16:08] <kronix> He messaged me 20 minutes ago asking [Ubunt1] hi [Ubunt1] r u there
[16:08] <chocobanana> phrizzledizzle: which ubuntu version? And what did you say about sound from you internal speakers?
[16:08] <xenocrates> hi. i've been using ubuntu for a few days and love it. I would like to convert my friends my a lot of them arent so computer literate. Is it possible for me to set up a dumbed-down version of the OS and then make an ISO installation cd with all of the new settings?
[16:08] <iwo> amarok 2.02
[16:08] <kronix> I only idle here, so it must be a spam bot.
[16:08] <kronix> Somebody kill it.
[16:08] <Pranka> nokia-s: No there isn't any way to update your nokia cell phone in Linux.
[16:08] <BrixSat> hello
[16:09] <Slart> kronix: go ask someone in #ubuntu-ops
[16:09] <nokia-s> Pranka: so how to update my phone i have the cd and the usb cable
[16:09] <elgar> !ops
[16:09] <phrizzledizzle> choco: 9.04  ... internal laptop speakers will not produce any sound either. They have worked previously
[16:10] <BrixSat> how can i make a list of all files content that are inside a folder, and find something inside those files and if any print the file name that contains the searched text, iv been trying cat * | grep text
[16:10] <greato> Hello! With Wine I open TC.EXE a black box opens and automatically closes itself. How to start TC.EXE In Ubuntu???
[16:10] <PwrSurge> hi
[16:10] <PwrSurge> how can i install zpipe in ubuntu?
[16:10] <LjL> kronix: it is not online to begin with
[16:10] <dimitris> I have the medibuntu repo installed but when I try to install acrobat reader I get a no package found? Is the package removed from the repos?
[16:10] <Pranka> nokia-s: As I have sent you the link of the solution, you should install Windows either in vmware/virtual box or simply install Windows on a partition.
[16:10] <ZykoticK9> greato, what is tc.exe?
[16:10] <heidi> My webcam does not work after installing ubuntu how can I fix this ????
[16:10] <Slart> BrixSat: grep * texttofind  will search inside all files in the current directory
[16:11] <elgar> !ops
[16:11] <greato> ZykoticK9: TC.exe is the C++ & C which works on DOS
[16:11] <Slart> elgar: what is the problem?
[16:11] <LjL> elgar: why do you keep doing that?
[16:11] <sTEPPZOR> hello. need some help.. i cant seem to get static ip on my eth0 connection
[16:11] <elgar> !ops
[16:11] <shadeslayer> elgar: stop that
[16:11] <greato> ZykoticK9: Its an editor where we create our C & C++ programs
[16:11] <phrizzledizzle> chocobanana: 9.04. The internal laptop speakers had worked previously but won't produce any sounds now. Is it possible that an update created the problem, and is it possible to roll updates back?
[16:11] <xenocrates> does ubuntu have smartcard software? found out my D610 has a smartcard reader (like bankcard and phonecard style) and want to see if i can use it
[16:11] <ZykoticK9> greato what does the "TC" stand for?  what is it's full name?
[16:12] <Slart> greato: Turbo C?
[16:12] <greato> ZykoticK9: Turbo C
[16:12] <greato> Slart: Yes
[16:12] <chocobanana> phrizzledizzle: yeah, an update may have broken it. Not sure about rolling back updates...
[16:12] <BrixSat> slart not working!
[16:12] <sTEPPZOR> no one can help me?
[16:12] <ZykoticK9> greato, is this a DOS program?
[16:12] <greato> slart: Can you help me in running Turbo C in Ubuntu
[16:12] <Slart> BrixSat: hmm.. perhaps it's the other way around
[16:12] <greato> ZykoticK9: Yes
[16:13] <phrizzledizzle> chocobanana: okay. Thank you for trying.
[16:13] <ZykoticK9> greato, i'd check out dosbox to run it instead then.
[16:13] <BrixSat> greato use gcc :)
[16:13] <chocobanana> phrizzledizzle: in any case, for troubleshooting purposes, just use the internal speakers.
[16:13] <greato> BrixSat: what is gcc
[16:13] <heidi> kopete does not recognize laptop webcam
[16:13] <Slart> greato: turbo c must be.. 15 years old by now.. why not use gcc?
[16:13] <phrizzledizzle> chocobanana: good pointed. doing so now
[16:13] <BrixSat> greato gnu c compiler
[16:13] <phrizzledizzle> ~good point
[16:13] <chocobanana> phrizzledizzle: sorry for not having a solution at this time. I could try your luck at the forums
[16:13] <bob1> Hi, I'm trying to install ubuntu 9.04 on the ps3... it tries to install the apt .deb package off the cd and fails - so I've burned the cd at slower speed... same problem - any other tips?
[16:13] <heidi> can someone help me kopete does not recognize laptop webcam
[16:13] <greato> Slart: does gcc works same like Turbo C
[16:13] <phrizzledizzle> chocobanana: thanks again
[16:14] <BrixSat> Slart none of the options return data
[16:14] <Slart> greato: fine.. you go ahead an believe that
[16:14] <zortec> If there is a bug in hardy, does that also mean it would be in jaunty?
[16:14] <Slart> BrixSat: hmm.. odd.. can you tell me what kind of files you are searching? what command did you try?
[16:14] <PwrSurge> anyone, i need to install zpipe
[16:14] <greato> where can I get gcc
[16:15] <PwrSurge> do i have to compile it myself or is there a precompiled package out there?
[16:15] <BrixSat> [Slart]: Sorry iv found the solution i was typing wrong :$
[16:15] <xray7224> PwrSurge, can you find it in apt ?
[16:15] <PwrSurge> no,
[16:15] <zortec> PwrSurge: You should be able to get gcc from the repositories
[16:15] <xray7224> erm let me have a quick look for you
[16:15] <Slart> BrixSat: ah.. good =) so it's working alright now?
[16:15] <BrixSat> [Slart]: yes :=)
[16:15] <PwrSurge> looking for "zpipe" not gcc
[16:16]  * Pranka is away: Be right back.
[16:16] <ZykoticK9> bob1, i'd recommend asking in #ubuntu-ps3, good luck.
[16:16] <Myrtti> !away > Pranka
[16:16] <Fzang> need some urgent help!
[16:16] <BrixSat> Slart but not on sub folders but ill read the man ;)
[16:16] <Slart> Fzang: just ask
[16:16] <xray7224> PwrSurge, looks like you will have to complie it your self
[16:16] <greato> Slart: help me  I don't know what I pressed everything becomed zoom
[16:16] <Fzang> writing.
[16:16] <PwrSurge> ok
[16:16] <Slart> BrixSat: there is a switch to make it search recursively... probably -R or -r
[16:16] <Pranka> Myrtti:  I apologize for the away-announce.
[16:17] <Slart> BrixSat: but the man page is a nice read.. grep and it's friends are very useful
[16:17] <Fzang> I mounted an HFS+ partition (stupidly) onto my desktop. Now my desktop is "root access" and I can't access my desktop normally. Only see mounted partitions. I can't unmount the partition again because it says "you are not root" and "it is not in fstab"
[16:17] <Fzang> What do I do?
[16:17] <BrixSat> [Slart]: :) yes it is :)
[16:17] <PwrSurge> /usr/share/doc/zlib1g-dev/examples/zpipe.c.gz
[16:17] <PwrSurge> that's the one i guess
[16:17] <ruffin> Hi, everyone
[16:18] <Slart> Fzang: sudo umount /dev/blabla   should do it
[16:18] <BrixSat> by the way slart do you understand anything of apache?
[16:18] <Slart> BrixSat: a little.. but nothing advanced
[16:18] <BrixSat> Slart problems on virtualhost
[16:19] <Slart> Fzang: if you need a terminal you can always press ctrl+alt+f1  (Remember... ALT+f7 to get back... ALT+F7)
[16:19] <Slart> BrixSat: never used those.. I'm a one host per server-guy =)
[16:19] <Fzang> I can still access my things normally
[16:19] <Fzang> just not my desktop
[16:19] <Alinn> hi
[16:19] <greato> slart: I pressed Alt+Space and then X and its zoomed .
[16:19] <BrixSat> anyway thanks Slart good work :)
[16:19] <greato> slart: I want everything normal again
[16:19] <Fzang> slart: what do I unmount? I mounted an HFS image called image.iso
[16:20] <Gamarok__> howdy fellas
[16:20] <Fzang> and it turned into a "Desktop" partition on my desktop
[16:20] <ZykoticK9> Fzang, can you make a pastbin of the output of "mount"?
[16:20] <Slart> Fzang: try starting with sudo umount /home/  then press tab.. it should autocomplete for you
[16:20] <Nakkel> Does network manager support wireless broadband thru bluetooth?
[16:20] <Alinn> I downloaded half of ubuntu DVD with transmission .can i resume it with bittorrent or other clients?
[16:20] <mr_step> hey, when you share a folder through the gnome gui, where does it save the config settings?
[16:20] <Slart> greato: if you want me to help you you will have to start asking sane questions..
[16:21] <Slart> greato: don't assume that I know what your computer looks like
[16:21] <ZykoticK9> Alinn, yes - any torrent program should resume
[16:21] <ziroday> Nakkel: no, take a look at blueman (blueman-project.org)
[16:21] <Fzang> ZykoticK9: http://pastebin.com/d7103163c
[16:21] <Nakkel> ziroday: Ok, thanks
[16:21] <zortec> Is there a way to check if SATA support is recognized in 9.04?
[16:21] <ziroday> zortec: use the livecd?
[16:21] <Alinn> ZykoticK9: thanks;-)
[16:22] <zortec> The live cd is not working... will try the fix in hardy but I wanted to see if this was a known problem
[16:22] <Slart> Fzang: sudo umount /media/joh/Desktop   should do it
[16:22] <Slart> Fzang: sudo umount /home/joh/Desktop   should do it
[16:22] <ziroday> zortec: SATA support should generally work for most controllers
[16:22] <Slart> Fzang: sorry..
[16:22] <vekpos> hi! is there a possibility to let the network-manager know, that i'm using a pppoe-connection via pppoeconf? i want to connect to a MS-VPN via my network-manager.
[16:22] <ZykoticK9> Fzang, you've mounted an ISO onto your Desktop i think.  Try in a terminal "sudo umount /home/joh/Desktop"
[16:22] <Fzang> thanks, it worked
[16:23] <Fzang> stupid me
[16:23] <scunizi> zortec: did you make the kernel line change in the live cd?
[16:24] <zortec> I'm about to add the kernel param and see if I can boto.
[16:24] <Newmilpan> quick questions... I tried to install ubuntu on my flash drive, but now when i reboot my computer it won't boot from it and it wont boot windows.. i get a grub error 21.   does anyone know how I can fix this?
[16:24] <zortec> boot.
[16:25] <kornerr> hi
[16:25] <Slart> Fzang: nah... you're only stupid if you do it again.. and again... without learning from it =)
[16:25] <ziroday> Newmilpan: sounds like you've borked your grub install. Best thing to do is use super grub disk to fix it up
[16:25] <kornerr> can ubuntu use debian packages?
[16:26] <Slart> kornerr: generally speaking.. no
[16:26] <ziroday> kornerr: it is *strongly* unrecommended (so no)
[16:26] <kornerr> please give me a link saying so
[16:26] <Slart> !debian | kornerr
[16:26] <Fzang> lol
[16:26] <ZykoticK9> Newmilpan, if you want to actually boot off the Flash drive (ie use BIOS, or an F10) then Grub Needs to be installed onto the flashdrive itself - which is an option during install (but not a default) --- then you may also run into problems of grub having the wrong address for the drive, once you boot off of a device i think it will become (0,0) to grub - so manual configuration MAY be required.  Best of luck.
[16:26] <scunizi> kornerr: some but there are no guarantees.. look in System/Admin/Synaptic package manager to see if the prog. you want is there
[16:26] <vinc> hi, I was trying to upgrade my ubuntu 8,10 to the latest one but i received a warning stating that 9.10 does not bring any fglrx driver.. can you confirm this?
[16:26] <Bob_Dole> ...so, I downloaded the installer for seamonkey from their website, installed, sudo aptitude purge seamonkey ..and then ran the version I just installed. it still opens the old version, with the prefs of the old version, what?
[16:26] <ziroday> vinc: what graphics card do you have?
[16:26] <Newmilpan> oh  man, i'm so screwed lol
[16:26] <necroforest> Can you set up encrypted LVM manually (not using guided partitioning)?
[16:27] <Slart> vinc: I'm not sure what ati users use on 9.04.. but some kind of driver is available, I think
[16:27] <vinc> ziroday, ati mobility radeon x1300
[16:27] <kornerr> hm
[16:27] <kornerr> the above link does not say anything that ubuntu can't use debian packages
[16:27] <Bob_Dole> I'm an ATI user on 9.04.
[16:27] <kornerr> google doesn't give me any info like that either
[16:27] <ziroday> vinc: then yes, AMD has dropped support for that card in the latest -fglrx version (the one in 9.04) but the open source -ati driver supports that card
[16:28] <Bob_Dole> Does the open source ATI driver have 3D support yet?
[16:28] <ziroday> kornerr: "Remember, !repositories meant for Debian should NOT be used on Ubuntu!"
[16:28] <scunizi> kornerr: depending on the program/package there can be differences
[16:28] <vinc> ziroday, thanks, then i'll mange to compile the old ati driver on my own
[16:28] <kornerr> I want the docs please :)
[16:28] <shiznebit> Bob_Dole: not really
[16:28] <ziroday> Bob_Dole: depends on what card
[16:28] <xenocrates> what is the best torrent client for linux??
[16:28] <ziroday> vinc: that won't work as it won't compile against the newer version of xserver :)
[16:28] <mr_step> can anyone thing of any reasons why i'd be able to write to one samba share, but not another - when both directory permissions are set to 770, and both have exactly the same samba config (except for the path)?
[16:28] <ziroday> !best | xenocrates
[16:28] <Lint01> xenocrates: mu-torrent
[16:28] <shiznebit> Bob_Dole: if its an R500 you can try using the Bleeding Edge driver
[16:29] <Slart> xenocrates: the one that works for you... some people like rtorrent
[16:29] <J_A_X> if someone can help me get my wireless card working, I will seriously send you money
[16:29] <zortec> Does anyone have a preference on a burning program for Windows? I used CDBurnerXP before to burn the ISO and then I used UltraISO.
[16:29] <J_A_X> hehe
[16:29] <vinc> ziroday, that is a big issue then.. will i need to downgrade xserver too?
[16:29] <Bob_Dole> I'll stick with the closed source driver for now, ATI Radeon HD 3850, not sure what chip generation that is, really.
[16:29] <Slart> !burniso | zortec
[16:29] <shiznebit> Bob_Dole: but you may hose your entire system
[16:29] <ziroday> zortec: the wiki recommends infra recorder
[16:29] <forceflow> zortec: ImgBurn is good too
[16:29] <shiznebit> Bob_Dole: thats above R500
[16:29] <ziroday> vinc: that is very hard to do, why not use the open source -ati driver?
[16:29] <scunizi> kornerr: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories
[16:30] <golfa> i just started my notebook (vostro 1310) with newsest ubuntu and when gnome login appears the keyboard and mice dont work...... after few restartes it does not work either.... in bios the keyboard works.... why that?
[16:30] <kornerr> .
[16:31] <shiznebit> to all those who want to take a chance: https://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/ppa
[16:31] <zortec> Thanks, going to give ImgBurn a try
[16:31] <vinc> ziroday, i would like to, but as far as i know the free driver doesn't bring 3d acceleration yet... i've experienced this problem in the past, with fedora... this is the reason why i'm using ubuntu now... damn, i need to go back to debian then
[16:31] <shiznebit> read the directions or you will hose your system, if you dont understand something DONT DO IT
[16:31] <sTEPPZOR> anyone used firestarter and can help me?
[16:31] <Guest77419>  hello, i need some help i installed 3 packages today and they have messed up some config files for my websites, i was woundering if there is a command to roll back to yesterdays settings
[16:32] <ziroday> vinc: the open source driver (-ati) has accelerated 3D support for the X1300 for quite a while now
[16:32] <zortec> Guest: I may be wrong, but can't you just uninstall the packages and all their dependencies in synaptic?
[16:32] <shiznebit> ziroday: its poor 3D support
[16:32] <Lint01> Guest77419: you must understand your config files so tyou could revert them back yourself
[16:32] <Guest77419> i wouldnt know as i am new to ubuntu :(
[16:32] <vinc> ziroday, then i'll give it a try. will the free driver be installed out of the box, after upgrading / installing jaunty?
[16:32] <ZykoticK9> Guest77419, ubuntu/linux doesn't have a "System Restore" feature like Windows.  Sorry for the bad news.
[16:32] <ziroday> shiznebit: poor?
[16:32] <shiznebit> ziroday: not full 3D support
[16:32] <sTEPPZOR> hmm
[16:32] <ziroday> vinc: yes, it should switch you over automagicaclly
[16:33] <zortec> System Restore... that would be an interesting feature for linux, heh.
[16:33] <nightdrever> on ubuntu is there any program which i can do sql on?
[16:33] <ziroday> shiznebit: no. The -ati driver has full accelerated 3D support for the ATi X1300
[16:33] <iwo> fixed amarok problems by adding libxine1-ffmpeg package
[16:33] <shiznebit> since when ?
[16:33] <iwo> thanks to #amarok
[16:33] <scunizi> nightdrever: for mySQL?
[16:33] <ziroday> nightdrever: connecting to mysql or postgresql?
[16:33] <zortec> night: Check out LAMP.
[16:33] <Lint01> nightdrever: try postgreSQL
[16:34] <Newmilpan> ziroday: is there a way to use super grub disk in LiveCD?
[16:34] <ziroday> Newmilpan: no, its a new disc you need to burn
[16:34] <nightdrever> its just i have to learn sql in UNI  use microsoft access there
[16:34] <nightdrever> but i have ubuntu is there a program i can use here to practise?
[16:34] <Newmilpan> ziroday: that sucks, I only have 1 dvd drive, and it's running liveCD lol
[16:34] <ziroday> Newmilpan: well you can download and burn the cd in windows etc
[16:35] <shiznebit> ziroday: link would be nice, where i got my info from: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[16:35] <Newmilpan> ziroday: I can't get into windows, i get grub error 21
[16:35] <vinc> nightdrever, if you need to connect to a dbms to issue some query you can use squirrel, you just need the appropriate jdbc driver
[16:35] <scunizi> !grub | Newmilpan
[16:35] <zortec> This is like a random question, but anyone know like the percentage of users that are on Linux?  I'm interested to know the stats
[16:35] <tavish__> my gnome session is not working, and there is no sound in failsafe gnome. what could be wrong?
[16:35] <ziroday> Newmilpan: okay, plan two is to reinstall grub using the livecd. Follow the first link ubottu has given you
[16:35] <Newmilpan> ziroday: thanks
[16:35] <necroforest> Can you set up encrypted LVM manually (not using guided partitioning) during install? I want to do EXT4 on an encrypted LVM.
[16:36] <l2trace99> nightdrever: if you are looking for an 'access' type of interface use openoffce dbase  and load the jdbc driver app for  your database
[16:36] <zortec> Also on the ubuntu forums, I noticed ubuntu #10000, how do you sign up for that?
[16:36] <ziroday> zortec: link?
[16:36] <zortec> It keeps track of all the users who are on ubuntu.
[16:36] <ZykoticK9> zortec, I'd ask that in offtopic, but it's like 2% or something - but these sorts of numbers are always "guesses"
[16:36] <zortec> ziroday: I'm asking for the link if you know it.
[16:36] <scunizi> zortec: that's hard to compute because linux distros are freely available with no retail tracking
[16:36] <mr_step> when you create a share using the gnome gui (right click "sharing) where does it save the sharing config?  it doesn't seem to appear in the samba config files?
[16:36] <ziroday> zortec: no as in where are you reading this
[16:36] <Gamarok__> guys heres the thing i recently changed the setting to log me in automatically but now whenever i use lock screen i cant type anything
[16:37] <zortec> It is on the forum though, people have a # next to their ubuntu name
[16:37] <zortec> So like I might be ubuntu user #20105
[16:37] <ziroday> shiznebit: read http://www.x.org/wiki/radeon
[16:37] <Lint01> mr_step: are they in in 'Network shares' applet?
[16:37] <ziroday> zortec: http://ubuntucounter.geekosophical.net/index.php but its nothing official
[16:37] <zortec> It's a tracking system.  I just wanted to find out if I can get on it.
[16:37] <FLJohn> having a problem trying to load Ubuntu from CD on a Dell.  XP keeps loading.  Seems the CD rom is set to go on after the boot up
[16:37] <zortec> ziro: Ah, thanks. :)
[16:37] <scunizi> zortec: those are people that have chosen to "register" themselves as users of ubuntu
[16:37] <Gamarok__> guys heres the thing i recently changed the setting to log me in automatically but now whenever i use lock screen i cant type anything
[16:38] <FLJohn> Any help on this?
[16:38] <Gamarok__> !intel
[16:38] <ziroday> FLJohn: you need to change a BIOS setting
[16:38] <Lint01> FLJohn: change load order in bios
[16:38] <Trijntje> Xorg sometimes sends mouse events for compiz to the current window. Any ideas on how to fix this?
[16:38] <FLJohn> I thought I did
[16:38] <ZykoticK9> FLJohn, you could change the boot order in BIOS, or if you computer accepts an F10 at boot perhaps you'll get a boot chooser of some sort.  good luck.
[16:38] <sTEPPZOR> Can anyone help me with some network settings/issues??
[16:38] <mr_step> lint01: i can't even find the network sharing applet :S
[16:38] <zortec> The download is almost complete.  I want to make sure this is the right ISO: ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso
[16:38] <lordnazgul> So I've got an nvidia 9500GT video card, and I am using Ubuntu 9.04.  I've successfully set up both of my monitors using twinview with nvidia-settings.  I would like to set up my TV as well.  Is the nvidia driver still limited to two displays like it used to be, or is this now possible?
[16:39] <scunizi> FLJohn: when booting look at the screen and it will flash a couple of F numbers.. one will be for boot options.. I think F2
[16:39] <ziroday> zortec: that is the latest desktop/livecd correct
[16:39] <marscher> hi
[16:39] <scunizi> lordnazgul: so you want the two monitors and the tv?
[16:39] <ziroday> lordnazgul: I believe the nvidia driver can do over two monitors, but I'm not certain
[16:39] <ziroday> lordnazgul: (give it a go)
[16:39] <Lint01> mr_step: try grepping your home folder for files containing  '[<your share name>]'
[16:40] <marscher> ive got a little startup problem after migrating my root partition to a lvm device
[16:40] <FLJohn> Ok F10 did not work
[16:40] <shiznebit> ziroday: Radeon 7000 - X1950: *well* supported in both 2D and 3D by the free drivers (ie. Radeon driver 6.9.0 and Mesa 7.2)
[16:40] <FLJohn> I will try f2
[16:40] <lordnazgul> scunizi yep.  i tried 2 x screens via xinerama and that didn't work and the two on one x screen with twin view plus the tv on another, still no luck
[16:40] <scunizi> FLJohn: then F12
[16:40] <ziroday> shiznebit: yes that is correct
[16:40] <marscher> i created a new initrd, with dm-* modules
[16:40] <mr_step> lint01 that's grep -r -s video ~/*  right?
[16:40] <zortec> Is it normal in this IRC room to get random PMs from users?
[16:40] <marscher> and switched the uuid, given by blk_id to the new root device
[16:40] <Myrtti> zortec: no
[16:40] <coz_> zortec,   no it shouldnt be
[16:40] <marscher> but trying to boot, gives me error 17, file not found
[16:41] <coz_> zortec,   if they are anoying you can tell them here in the public channel to stop
[16:41] <scunizi> lordnazgul: it's possible.. there's a video on youtube that makes you drool.. 6 42" monitors hooked up.  Over 2 monitors and you pretty much have to build your own custom xorg.conf file.
[16:41] <neoTheCat> good morning.  i have two 9.04 boxes running on my lan.  to tried x11vnc and gnome remote desktop, and they both are INCREDIBILY slow, almost unusable.  has anybody else seen this problem?
[16:41] <Gamarok__> !sound
[16:41] <neoTheCat> the screen is 1024x768, 32 bit.
[16:41] <shiznebit> ziroday: I was saying that it isn't Fully supported. Anything well supported isn't as well as you'd hope
[16:41] <scunizi> zortec: you shouldn't..
[16:41] <zortec> He was not annoying, just had no idea what he was talking about and he was having a conversation with another user and then sent me a PM so it was just weird.
[16:41] <coz_> zortec,  ontop of which  PMs  are ok but more information and more input comes about in the public channels
[16:41] <Lint01> try grep -r -s -i '[video]' ~/*
[16:42] <ziroday> shiznebit: err full == well
[16:42] <Myrtti> zortec: then just forget it
[16:42] <scunizi> zortec: just ignore them.
[16:42] <reenignEesreveR> is there any file indexer (e.g. meta tracker) which has a web based interface?
[16:42] <ziroday> shiznebit: what exactly is your point here?
[16:42] <lordnazgul> scunizi: Thanks, I'll give it a go, maybe bug the guys in #xorg for help.  Everything seems like it should work with my xorg file, but who knows.
[16:43] <scunizi> lordnazgul: also take a look at docs for randr and xrandr
[16:43] <shiznebit> ziroday: "well" in my case, was it didn't work. I have an X1300
[16:44] <mr_step> lint01: same result :(
[16:44] <zortec> scunizi: This channel is great, the info comes so fast where as in the forum I have to wait for replies... which seem to take longer.
[16:44] <ziroday> shiznebit: I am sitting right next to a machine with the X1300 currently, tested with both the radeon and radeonhd drivers (which both work). If it wasn't working on your machine it was a configuration error as the radeon drivers _definitely_ support that card
[16:44] <zortec> I don't know if I just have that feeling.
[16:44] <scunizi> zortec: irc can be a drug
[16:45] <zortec> scunizi: So can sex but it's a good drug. :)
[16:45] <shiznebit> ziroday: you tried running Nexuiz ?
[16:45] <Trijntje> Xorg sometimes sends mouse events for compiz to the current window. Any ideas on how to fix this?
[16:46] <ziroday> shiznebit: no, but I have played other 3D games
[16:46] <sere> hi
[16:46] <ziroday> sere: Hi!
[16:46] <shiznebit> ziroday: Nexuiz just crashes....so do alot of other games.....wait X1300 mobility or the regular X1300 ?
[16:47] <zortec> What is the page to check MD5 hashes?
[16:47] <zortec> Can I use the bot in here for info? Hmm
[16:47] <scunizi> shiznebit: if you have compiz on turn it off
[16:47] <ziroday> shiznebit: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc M52 [Mobility Radeon X1300]
[16:47] <chuck_> !md5
[16:48] <zortec> chuck: Thanks!
[16:48] <shiznebit> ziroday: well it works correctly for me with the bleeding-edge drivers. yes,  i have compiz off ...
[16:48] <zortec> Is there a list of commands the bot accepts?
[16:48] <ziroday> zortec: if you're trying to find information (fishing) then using the bot in PM or in #ubuntu-bots is probably best
[16:48] <ziroday> !help | zortec
[16:48] <shiznebit> ziroday: hopefully he wont have problems
[16:48] <Newmilpan> !grub | Newmilpan
[16:48] <chuck_> zortec, your welcome
[16:49] <marscher> http://nopaste.org/p/aL6jndlPc, please take a look
[16:49] <Gamarok__> !grub backup
[16:49] <Newmilpan> ziroday: I think i may have ground the problem.. i opened menu.lst and there was nothing in there
[16:50] <J_A_X> 20$ to whoever helps me get my wireless working...
[16:50] <ziroday> marscher: I looked
[16:50] <apa> sziasztok
[16:50] <ziroday> Newmilpan: err on the livecd?
[16:50] <ziroday> apa: can we help you?
[16:50] <marscher> ziroday: grub gives me error 17, if i try to boot this
[16:50] <marscher> the uuid is correct
[16:50] <Gamarok__> guys how can i back up grub
[16:50] <progC> how can you figure out where an application is installed? I am trying to find where VIM is installed to set an environment variable for it
[16:50] <marscher> what else could be wrong
[16:50] <ziroday> J_A_X: a model number or chipset please (if you're not sure you can pastebin the 'lspci' command)
[16:51] <ziroday> !grub | Gamarok__
[16:51] <Gamarok__> guys how can i back up grub
[16:51] <maurizio_> #ubuntu-it
[16:51] <Gamarok__> ok thanks
[16:51] <maurizio_> join #ubuntu-it
[16:51] <progC> how can you figure out where an application is installed? I am trying to find where VIM is installed to set an environment variable for it
[16:51] <ZykoticK9> progC, "whereis vim"
[16:51] <Myrtti> progC: which vim
[16:51] <Floops> morning
[16:51] <sTEPPZOR> Im using firestarter to share my inet connection.. but i get "Failed to start DHCP server" on startup
[16:51] <scunizi> progC: sudo updatedb ... then ... locate vim
[16:51] <lordnazgul> hey waht is the quick and easy way to restart X without rebooting
[16:51] <zortec> Can you also use "find"?
[16:51] <Floops> how do i find out what is lastest kernel upgrade
[16:51] <wasutton31> i have surround sound working in ubuntu, and whenever i reboot, only the front channels are active. i have been simply resetting them back to where they were before but i am wondering if there is a different way
[16:51] <bastidrazor> progC; also look in ~/.vim
[16:52] <lordnazgul> CTRL+ALT+BKSPC doesn't seem to be working
[16:52] <Floops> so i can make change to bring my box to last one
[16:52] <ziroday> !dontzap | lordnazgul
[16:52] <progC> yes but I need to find the vim directory.. its only finding the application
[16:52] <scunizi> lordnazgul: it won't on 9.04.. ctrl+printscreen+k
[16:52] <zortec> How long has everyone been using Linux? There seem to be a lot of old users.
[16:52] <Newmilpan> ziroday: to be honest I have no idea, I followed the instructions on restoring grub and when I opened menu.lst it was just a blank file
[16:52] <progC> i want to put a syntax file in there
[16:52] <ziroday> Newmilpan: how did you open it?
[16:52] <falconfalcon> hi
[16:53] <scunizi> zortec: old...??? never considered 50 old
[16:53] <Newmilpan> ziroday: gksu gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst from terminal in LiveCD
[16:53] <zortec> Old... as in I mean number of years you have been running linux
[16:53] <Pranka> zortec: I'm quite new to Linux, been using it for only 4 years.
[16:53] <bastidrazor> Newmilpan; if you're on the liveCD you'll have to mount your harddrive
[16:53] <zortec> scunizi: Not your real age :)
[16:53] <supersasho> hi.. my usb webcam audio has disappeared from skype sound devices.. any idea how to fix this?
[16:53] <Floops> linux-image-2.6.28-11-generic - the last kernel for ubuntu 9.04
[16:53] <ziroday> Newmilpan: yep, there won't be anything in there as that's the livecd's grub :)
[16:53] <scunizi> zortec: then I'm as old as Pranka
[16:54] <Newmilpan> ziroday: oh boy... how do i edit the grub on my HD then? lol
[16:54] <ziroday> Newmilpan: you'll have to mount if first, the wiki document goes through this, did you take a look?
[16:54] <zortec> Is it still true that you have to a clean install if you want to upgrade to the next release?
[16:54] <Myrtti> zortec: no
[16:54] <ziroday> zortec: no
[16:54] <Floops> Can anyone help me
[16:54] <FLJohn> Ok I got it dog and Doggetts
[16:54] <FLJohn> Thank you very much
[16:54] <FLJohn> :)
[16:54] <Newmilpan> ziroday: i'll go through it again.. maybe I missed something
[16:54] <zortec> I heard that upgrading every 6 months is a pain.
[16:55] <ziroday> Newmilpan: one sec, I'll find the relevant section :)
[16:55] <FLJohn> I thought i was saving  the setup and I was not in the Bios
[16:55] <FLJohn> Thank you
[16:55] <ziroday> Newmilpan: I'd follow this to the letter https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows?action=show&redirect=RestoreGrub#Overwriting the Windows bootloader
[16:55] <Floops> Can anyone help me
[16:55] <FLJohn> This will give me an glimpse of multiple monitor setup
[16:55] <ZykoticK9> Floops, you need to ask your question
[16:55] <Pranka> Floops: If you'd ask your question, we might be able to help you.
[16:56] <zortec> Floops: Your message probably got lost, might want to ask the question again.
[16:56] <Floops> is ok
[16:56] <Newmilpan> ziroday: yeah, that's exactly what i followed.. the only problem is that it tells me to boot to the hard disk.. which it won't do.. i just get error 21 in grub
[16:56] <Floops> i did ask tho
[16:56] <Floops> linux-image-2.6.28-11-generic - the last kernel for ubuntu 9.04
[16:56] <scunizi> Floops: if you've fully upgraded your system then you have the latest kernel available for the system
[16:56] <Jollino> hello all, i'm trying to get xubuntu to correctly use the screen on a hercules ecafe netbook. the screen is 800x480, and by default xubuntu uses 800x600 (with the bottom 120 pixels not being visible, but things still 'go there'). i created a 800x480 modeline with cvt/gcf and gave it to xrandr, but it keeps using the 'extra' screen too. is there a way to tell it "the screen ends here"? :D
[16:56] <Floops> is this last kernel upgrade
[16:56] <zortec> 2.6 is the latest kernel I believe
[16:56] <Newmilpan> ziroday: if i just partition off a piece of my HD and install ubuntu will that make this easier?
[16:57] <Lint01> Floops last is 2.6.28-12
[16:57] <jcarlos21br>  (MP3) [05 A Night To Remember] • Cebv9.2 • 
[16:57] <Floops> scunizi, it was 8.10 ... just change sources.list to jaunty
[16:57] <ZykoticK9> FloodBot1, i have 2.6.28-11 on my 64-bit 9.04
[16:57] <_dennister> does anyone know of an app that acts almost as an install server for deploying updates on multiple machiens?
[16:57] <Floops> and ran the updates
[16:57] <Floops> from there
[16:57] <Floops> so it is 2.6.28-12
[16:57] <Floops> ok i will search packages for it
[16:57] <_dennister> Dr_willis told me about it, but I forget what he recommended
[16:57] <Floops> thanks
[16:57] <scunizi> Floops: that's not really recommended to do.. if you want to upgrade follow the recommended path
[16:57] <scunizi> !upgrade > Floops
[16:57] <ziroday> Newmilpan: sorry, where does it say to boot the hard disk? You are looking at the Overwriting the Windows bootloader section right?
[16:57] <Lint01> Floops, yes, you shall have partial distro upgrade available
[16:58] <Floops> aye
[16:58] <Newmilpan> ziroday: 5. Reboot (to hard drive). Grub should be installed and both Ubuntu and Windows should have been automatically detected.
[16:58] <ziroday> _dennister: apt-cacher?
[16:58] <zortec> Who are the moderators in the chat room? Are we all just normal users?
[16:58] <Floops> .. i will look into and make correct upgrade
[16:58] <Floops> thanks
[16:58] <_dennister> ziroday: i think so...let me check it out
[16:58] <supersasho> hi.. my usb webcam audio has disappeared from skype sound devices.. the video is still working any idea how to fix this?
[16:58] <ziroday> Newmilpan: no, no follow the section below that :)
[16:59] <Newmilpan> ziroday: oh geez.. ok thank :)
[16:59] <ziroday> zortec: there are operators in this channel.
[16:59] <chuck_> Floops, type uname -r in terminal to get your kernel version
[16:59] <Floops> yea
[16:59] <zortec> ziroday: I do see user's names in different colors
[16:59] <zortec> but could not identify who is an op
[16:59] <Floops> it is 2.6.27-11
[16:59] <Floops> right now chuck
[17:00] <ziroday> zortec: they don't op up unless necessary, if you have something urgent you need to discuss with them then #ubuntu-ops is probably best
[17:00] <storm_> Where can i find the catalog for splash sceen?
[17:00] <progC> how can i set a permanent environment variable?
[17:00] <Paddy_EIRE> zortec: to avoid being hassled ops show their faces only when necessary
[17:00] <ziroday> storm_: catalog?
[17:00] <storm_> Folder in the system
[17:00] <ziroday> progC: .bashrc?
[17:01] <Myrtti> zortec: /msg chanserv access #ubuntu list
[17:01] <ziroday> storm_: there are multiple, which file are you looking for in particular?
[17:01] <zortec> Paddy_EIRE: That makes sense :)
[17:01] <progC> ziroday: where is it located, sorry I am relatively new to unix
[17:01] <progC> home directory?
[17:01] <ziroday> progC: there are many files (and folders) for the usplash program. What are you looking for in particular?
[17:01] <ZykoticK9> progC, .bashrc will be in each users' home directory
[17:02] <ziroday> progC: woops sorry got you confused with someone else. Yes .bashrc is in your home dir :) (people may say it as ~/.bashrc, meaning in your homedir)
[17:02] <storm_> I want to change the image on boot, i want to import my own image
[17:02] <_dennister> ziroday: apt-proxy might be more suitable, but i think you may have put me on the right path...thx "-)
[17:02] <ZykoticK9> progC, "cd ~" will take you to your homedir or just "cd" by itself
[17:03] <zortec> Myrtti: Thanks, good to know :)
[17:03] <scunizi> !splash
[17:03] <progC> ok i didn't know ~ indicated home idrectory
[17:03] <progC> directory*
[17:03] <progC> thanks
[17:03] <ziroday> storm_: okay, install the startup-manager application
[17:03] <greato> hello! I want to know about botnet
[17:03] <ziroday> scunizi: wrong factoid :)
[17:03] <ZykoticK9> progC, the . in .bashrc means it's a hidden file FYI
[17:03] <greato> How to create a botnet in Ubuntu?
[17:03] <progC> yup i kno wthat
[17:03] <scunizi> ziroday: woops
[17:03] <greato> slart: How to create a botnet in Ubuntu?
[17:03] <progC> i know some basics, i read part of the learning unix book
[17:04] <progC> so where do i put it in here?
[17:04] <ziroday> greato: wrong place to ask
[17:04] <storm_> tnx ubttu
[17:04] <JessicaParker> Hi trying to implement Livestation but get the following error "the system does not support a system tray" anyone any ideas ?
[17:04] <ziroday> progC: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EnvironmentVariables
[17:04] <ZykoticK9> progC, what variable are you trying to set?
[17:04] <sTEPPZOR> errrh
[17:04] <KiRiLoS> Screen isn't composited. Please run compiz (-fusion) or another compositing manager. I get this error everytime I log in,how can i fix that?
[17:04] <greato> ziroday: where should I ask then
[17:04] <storm_> tnx ubottu
[17:05] <ziroday> JessicaParker: livestation?
[17:05] <JessicaParker> ziroday: yes
[17:05] <sTEPPZOR> Any one who are experienced with DHCP/firestarter? PM me
[17:05] <JessicaParker> livestation
[17:05] <Shooree> hi. how can I change partition sizes after installation?
[17:05] <poomalai> hello friends, can somebody help me to share ubuntu folder with windows xp? I tried to do that using samba. The ubuntu computer is shown in windows xp " View workgroup computers" but when i click on it, it shows \\ubuntu is not accessible
[17:05] <progC> Zyko - im trying to set a new $VIM variable that will point to vim's path so I can automatically get syntax highlighting in vim
[17:05] <ziroday> JessicaParker: sorry I'm not familiar with that, what is it?
[17:05] <Floops> thanks
[17:06] <JessicaParker> ziroday: www.livestation.com
[17:06] <Lint01> poomalai: if you on Gnome, try 'Network Shares' applet
[17:06] <Floops> got the correct packages
[17:06] <Floops> for upgrade
[17:06] <ZykoticK9> progC, sorry man i got nothing for ya - best of luck :)
[17:06] <Pranka> Shooree: You'll have to use a LiveCD with GParted installed, unmount the Hard-drive you want to resize. Then resize the partition and Save your settings, and Quit.
[17:07] <poomalai> Lint01: I am using gnome. but where to find that app?
[17:07] <storm_> poomalai: open cosole and write sudo nano /etc/samba/smb.conf
[17:07] <Iceman_B> how can I do a streaming installation of Ubuntu NMR ?
[17:07] <poomalai> i am using intrepid
[17:07] <ziroday> JessicaParker: ah right, I have never used that sorry. But an open source alternative would be miro
[17:07] <Shooree> Pranka, cheers. how would I check whether I have that GParted thingy?
[17:07] <Shooree> or would it just be easier to reinstall the system all over again, Pranka?
[17:07] <poomalai> storm: i opened it
[17:08] <rezker> hello
[17:08] <Pranka> Shooree: It depends if you really want to keep the system as it is and learn a way or resizing a partition, or simply reformatting and working on the partition table as you please.
[17:08] <necroforest> Can you set up encrypted LVM manually (not using guided partitioning) during install? I want to do EXT4 on an encrypted LVM.
[17:08] <CybeRebel> hello all:) do i need intrusion detection system on linux?
[17:08] <herve> herve
[17:08] <rezker> could anyone help me with usb mouse on notebook?
[17:09] <rezker> today i got crash and mouse doesn`t work
[17:09] <poomalai> storm: i have opened the smb config file. what should i do now?
[17:09] <ziroday> CybeRebel: nope
[17:09] <Shooree> Pranka, system just installed. messed up and left cca 300MB space on it after install. I'd really like to learn, but it's my gf's box and I need it running decently and in a few hours. that's why I ask. Plus, I'm a newb myself.
[17:09] <JessicaParker> ziroday: thanks is it apt-get-install miro ?
[17:09] <chuck_> !firewall|CybeRebel,
[17:10] <JessicaParker> ziroday: it looks like zattoo dont do linux anymore :-
[17:10] <CybeRebel> ziroday how come some pople say i do?
[17:10] <Pranka> Shooree: Then I believe it's better that you reinstall Ubuntu using the LiveCD and creating a better partition table.
[17:10] <ziroday> JessicaParker: err sudo apt-get install miro (or you can use synaptic or add/remove)
[17:10] <Shooree> Pranka, thank you for your time.
[17:10] <ziroday> CybeRebel: is this a desktop or server?
[17:11] <CybeRebel> oh im using firestarter & its  a desktop
[17:11] <ziroday> CybeRebel: you're absolutely fine, no IDS is needed
[17:11] <murad> can any one help me to change my mac
[17:11] <CybeRebel> WHooHoo :)
[17:12] <CybeRebel> thanks for the help guys :)
[17:12] <slango> are there any ramifications for using an alternate location for my apache2.conf/httpd.conf file on Ubuntu?
[17:12] <ziroday> CybeRebel: have fun
[17:12] <CybeRebel> the Linux community ROCKS :)
[17:12] <cute_bettong> just a question, are there messengers other than pidgen? it's screwing with other programs on my soundservers.
[17:13] <ziroday> slango: as long a you specify where in /etc/init.d/apache2 and other places nope!
[17:13] <slango> ziroday, cool
[17:13] <ziroday> cute_bettong: there is a wide variety, empathy comes to mind
[17:13] <slango> I like to keep all of my webstuff in one folder heirarchy
[17:13] <slango> easy for tarring
[17:13] <colblood> if i install the server cd, i can still install kde and use that, right?
[17:13] <PolitikerNEU> cute_bettong: Yes, there are. For example, empathy, kopete, licq, aMSN, ...
[17:13] <murad> please help me how yo change mac at ubuntu
[17:13] <Guest50692> hi
[17:13] <ziroday> colblood: of course, its just a quick sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop to install the entire kubuntu desktop
[17:13] <Pranka> cute_bettong: I might add, Emesene and KMsn.
[17:13] <thebitgu1u> Hi, ufw (the firewall) applies any new rules right away, right?
[17:14] <colblood> mkay
[17:14] <ziroday> thebitgu1u: I believe so, you could probably check with sudo iptables -L
[17:14] <cute_bettong> PolitikerNEU: well i tried Amsn, and well...it sucks, throttles the cpu to much, but i will look into the other ones... either pulse is really goofing up in ubuntu 9X or my sound card is absolute crap
[17:15] <murad> ho
[17:16] <Iceman_B> how can I install Ubuntu over the network, by using PXE or w/e ?
[17:16] <incorrect> with acl's does it work on the posix permissions over ride the acl?
[17:16] <sTEPPZOR> anyone used inet sharing program called firestarter?
[17:16] <_dennister> ok folks...installed apt-proxy, but sourceforge's and apt-proxy's documentation links don't work...lol
[17:16] <ziroday> Iceman_B: yep
[17:16] <ziroday> !install | Iceman_B the docs here have more info
[17:16] <_dennister> now i gotta figure out how to use it some way
[17:16] <_dennister> without documentation!
[17:17] <murad> is there any 1 who can help me how to change mac at ubuntu
[17:17] <thebitgu1u> ziroday: weird, I have allowed port 4444, but I can't seem to access it.  Can you please help me debug this? Here is iptable -L http://pastebin.com/d160537db
[17:17] <BOZG> _dennister: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptProxy
[17:18] <ziroday> thebitgu1u: I'm sorry I'm not iptables expert :)
[17:18] <tavish> murad: mac address?
[17:18] <jjneff> I ahve a question RE Soudn in Jaunty - I can get sound working fine as a single user - but if I log out and back in as another user the sound doens't work.  I can see the sound
[17:18] <murad> ya
[17:18] <usser> murad, ifconfig eth0 hw ether 00:80:48:BA:d1:20
[17:18] <_dennister> BOZG: thx! i'm running outa time here...
[17:18] <jjneff> in the output of the pulse volume control - but no soudn in speakers.
[17:18] <LuciusMare> hello,how can i transfer data trough utp cabel/lan from linux>windows without switch and so?
[17:18] <jjneff> If I reboot that same user can get soudn but if I switch user it may or may not work?
[17:18] <Roasted> Hey guys - I'm on Ubuntu 9.04. I'd like to connect to a shared printer which is connected to an XP Pro machine. How would I do this within Ubuntu?
[17:18] <xiven> Hey guys
[17:18] <BOZG> murad: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/change-your-network-card-mac-address-on-ubuntu/
[17:19] <usser> Roasted, open your browser go to localhost:631, setup your printer there
[17:19] <tavish> murad: http://open-the-source.blogspot.com/
[17:19] <Roasted> usser - ohh, within the cups manager? Grrr didnt even think of it.
[17:19] <xiven> Help is needed please. My monitor keeps saying "Out of range", and I cannot get into Gnome to change it. But, the xorg.conf file no longer has the settings?
[17:19] <usser> Roasted, depending on the model of the printer it may or may not work, HP printers are easiest to setup
[17:19] <Roasted> usser - this is an HP printer. :)
[17:19] <jjneff> Sorry that was hard to read split up.
[17:20] <Roasted> usser - we just went through 3 failed lexmarks and finally got an HP and now everything just... works
[17:20] <usser> Roasted, HP has great linux support :)
[17:20] <chazco> Anyone have a link to the old GDM human theme?
[17:20] <LuciusMare> wait,i have got zyxeů p-660hw-t v2  so i think it can be used as a router or a switch
[17:20] <LuciusMare> *zyxel
[17:20] <jjneff> I have sound working in Jaunty - added more users to machine.  Now sound doesn't always work when switching users or loggin gout and back in as different user.  Is there a fox?  (If i reboot and log in as any user it works as that user...)
[17:20] <usser> Roasted, its a nice indicator altogether, if hardware works in linux, its usually a great piece of hardware, if it doesnt you'll have problems even on windows :)
[17:20] <jjneff> s/fox/fix/
[17:21] <murad> can we bring a remote desktop of 2003 server at ubuntu?
[17:21] <usser> murad, what do you mean?
[17:21] <xiven> Help is needed please. My monitor keeps saying "Out of range", and I cannot get into Gnome to change it.       But, the xorg.conf file no longer has the settings?
[17:21] <Roasted> usser - it requires a device URL... I'm assuming this would be \\maincomputer\printername?
[17:21] <usser> murad, connect to a windows server 2003 from ubuntu
[17:22] <xiven> Is that better
[17:22] <deagle> hello all
[17:22] <usser> Roasted, smb://computername/printername
[17:22] <supersasho> hi.. my usb webcam audio has disappeared from skype sound devices.. the video is still working any idea how to fix this?
[17:22] <Roasted> usser - Is there a way to find that on my end? Or do I need to figure it out from the XP computer itself?
[17:22] <newtothis> hello
[17:22] <murad> i want to access my 2003 win server from ubuntu
[17:22] <ganymede> hello, i have a home network with both windows and linux computers. i use services such as ssh, sftp, and cifs (and possible nfs) but instead of having to deal with ip addresses while i try to ssh to different computers and such, i'd like to do it by hostname. my home router has a built-in dhcp server but no built in dns server, and maintaining a static hosts file on all the comps is getting to be a pain. is there a way to have comp
[17:22] <ganymede> uters resolve host names ad-hoc or something? something like zeroconf dns? what should i be looking at?
[17:22] <deagle> if i wanted to have the same "Places" menu but in my openbox desktop menu, would it be possible?
[17:22] <the_dark_warrio> Is it possible that nvidia driver bugs gvim? My gvim's buffer is REALLY bugged in the sense that scrolling text keeps some parts of the buffer unchanged... this is really annoying.. Any tips?
[17:22] <usser> Roasted, smbclient
[17:22] <cek> Is there somebody Chinese ?
[17:22] <Roasted> usser - pardon?
[17:22] <tavish> gnome session is not workin, what should i check? i have jaunty
[17:23] <BOZG> chazco: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Human+II?content=93734
[17:23] <mneptok> !cn > cek
[17:23] <cek> yeah
[17:23] <usser> Roasted, use smbclient to connect to the machine that shares the printer, it will list all the shares
[17:23] <chazco> BOZG - Thats pretty close, thanks :)
[17:23] <deagle> tavish: you mean your settings in gnome?
[17:23] <LuciusMare> How can i transfer data from linux>windows trough utp cabel/lan with zyxel p-600hw-t v2?
[17:23] <BOZG> chazco: http://gnome-look.org/index.php?xsortmode=alpha&logpage=0&xcontentmode=150&page=82 <-------- Couple of other varients there.
[17:24] <deagle> LuciusMare: Samba
[17:24] <Roasted> usser - Im not familiar with smbclient. I understand its samba related and all but smbclient in particular I haven't used before. Is this within the CUPS menu?
[17:24] <chuck_> xiven, boot into rescue mode type sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg then reboot see if that helps
[17:24] <deagle> LuciusMare: if it's just one time, lookup winscp
[17:24] <LuciusMare> deagle: the computers will be connected directly,both without internet
[17:24] <CybeRebel> THANKS again people, for the help & the firewall links :) BYE :)
[17:24] <LuciusMare> without switch and so
[17:24] <LuciusMare> is it possible?
[17:24] <deagle> LuciusMare: you don't need internet for either :)
[17:24] <LuciusMare> deagle: well
[17:24] <supersasho> hi there .. i've got problem with my USB webcam.. audio has disappeared from Skype sound devices.. the video is still working any idea how to fix this?
[17:24] <deagle> winscp just needs IP addresses
[17:25] <usser> Roasted, no smbclient is a command line utility, but its useful only if you dont have access to the computer that shares the printer. If you do you can always look up the printer name there
[17:25] <sTEPPZOR> can someone help me setup a DHCP server?
[17:25] <murad> usser: connect to a windows server 2003 from ubuntu thats right
[17:25] <tavish> deagle: when i log in from gdm there is nopanel, wallpaper, anything. but failsafe gnome works, but no audio except cpu-beep on the speakers
[17:25] <FLJohn> ok
[17:26] <FLJohn> I guess I can not load drivers to do certain things from Ubuntu
[17:26] <usser> murad, install rdesktop, and use it like so: rdesktop -g 1024x768 -u username -d domain servername
[17:26] <cek> ubottu, actually I don't kown how to use it well
[17:26] <usser> Roasted, my bad not smbclient, smbtree
[17:26] <usser> Roasted, ie just run smbtree from command line
[17:27] <jjneff> When I log in to Jaunty Ubuntu machine as second user all my sound is directoed to Null output from pulse audio - I can see the correct output tab in playback for a device but I can't HEAR anything...
[17:27] <Roasted> usser - genius!
[17:27] <LuciusMare> deagle: and how can i get ip adress if they will not be connected to the internet?
[17:27] <jjneff> When I try to change the ouptut all I see is null device?
[17:27] <jjneff> This only happens after loggin in one other user then loggin out as them or switching
[17:28] <Roasted> usser - only thing is it gives me a URL for the printer which has a lot of spaces in it... it doesnt seem like CUPS like spaces...
[17:28] <LuciusMare> deagle: ip adress is based on internet provider,which means that if they will not be connected to the internet they will have no ip adress,right?
[17:28] <usser> Roasted, yea spaces might be a problem, try escaping the spaces with printer\ name\ more\ spaces
[17:28] <LuciusMare> how can i transfer data trough utp cabel/lan from linux>windows connected directly?
[17:28] <xiven> ok thanks..I''ve giv that a sho0t
[17:29] <Roasted> usser - I wonder if I put underscores in linux would still read it fine...
[17:29] <usser> Roasted, well no underscores are not the same ie printer_name and printer\ name is not the same, it'll fail to connect
[17:29] <LuciusMare> how can i transfer data trough utp cabel/lan from linux>windows connected directly?
[17:29] <usser> Roasted, you need to change the share on the windows machine
[17:30] <Roasted> usser - yeah. :(
[17:30] <Roasted> usser - hate to say it, but this was a lot easier on windows :P
[17:30] <murad> usser: rdesktop can bring 2003 image on ubuntu?
[17:30] <usser> murad, yes
[17:30] <usser> Roasted, you can do it the easier way, through system->administration->printers
[17:31] <murad> usser: is it free ?
[17:31] <Cynope> Hey Guys, I want to run a script every time a user logs in, er... Can anyone tell me which file should I edit please?
[17:31] <LuciusMare> how can i transfer data trough utp cabel/lan from linux>windows connected directly?
[17:31] <usser> Roasted, it's just that i prefer cups since its standard way to setup printers on *nix
[17:31] <usser> murad, yes
[17:32] <greato> slart: how to run .java file in Ubuntu
[17:32] <murad> usser: how can I install rdesktop
[17:32] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hi guys
[17:32] <Cynope> sudo apt-get install rdesktop ?
[17:32] <usser> murad, sudo apt-get install rdesktop
[17:32] <LuciusMare> how can i transfer data trough utp cabel/lan from linux>windows connected directly?
[17:33] <Roasted> usser - yeah this aint workin man... unless Im doing something wrong
[17:33] <greato> how to run .java file into Ubuntu?
[17:33] <usser> Roasted, try changing the printer share on windows machine, ie eliminate all the spaces
[17:33] <unop> greato,  javac classname.java && java classname
[17:33] <usser> Roasted, just to make sure, they dont interfere
[17:34] <ohletmeinnowjesu> need some advice: I cant seem to download updates, it says to check my repos...when i try to "select best server" from the software sources menu i get a "please check connection error"
[17:34] <JessicaParker> hi trying to run livestation get the message system tray not supported - any ideas ? I cant use zattoo or anything else for that matter I need live station
[17:34] <noteventime> I'm having some trouble with a joystick, it seems to work great in jscalibrate
[17:34] <noteventime> But whenever I use it, it's way to sensitive
[17:34] <ohletmeinnowjesu> need some advice: I cant seem to download updates, it says to check my repos...when i try to "select best server" from the software sources menu i get a "please check connection error", im on ubuntu 8.10 btw
[17:34] <noteventime> It reacts to some of the buttons even though I don't press them
[17:35] <Cynope> er... what is the "rc.local" equivalent for each user?
[17:35] <JessicaParker> just for clarification I get the message "the system does not support a system tray!
[17:35] <tomek> i co to ma być?
[17:35] <murad> usser: I dont have any domain my network is a workgroup network can rdesktop work on it?
[17:35] <sysadmin> I need help, I need to connect to a wireless network from terminal but when I try dhclient,  I get "No DHCPOFFERS received" I am trying - iwconfig (interface) essid (-) key (-) mode (-). any suggestions?
[17:35] <noteventime> Does SDL respect ~/.joystick?
[17:35] <ohletmeinnowjesu> need some help: I cant seem to download updates, it says to check my repos...when i try to "select best server" from the software sources menu i get a "please check connection error", im on ubuntu 8.10 btwNo suitable download server was found
[17:36] <usser> Cynope, .bash_profile or .bash_login in user's home directory
[17:36] <LuciusMare> how can i transfer data trough utp cabel/lan from linux>windows connected directly?
[17:36] <greato> usser: I am getting problem and I am going to post them just read it
[17:36] <greato> The program 'javac' can be found in the following packages:
[17:36] <greato>  * openjdk-6-jdk
[17:36] <greato>  * ecj
[17:36] <greato>  * gcj-4.3
[17:36] <greato>  * java-gcj-compat-dev
[17:36] <FloodBot1> greato: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:36] <usser> murad, yea sure u can just omit username and domain alltogether
[17:36] <tomek> czy są tu ludki z polski?
[17:36] <usser> murad, rdesktop -g 1024x768 servername
[17:36] <mneptok> !pl > tomek
[17:37] <disappearedng> Hey everyone, right now I want to sort a file, which is in the format of AAAAA BBBBB ... how do I tell sort to sort the AAAAA part first, then sort BBBBB after that within each AAAAA
[17:37] <murad> usser:i faid to install rdesktop
[17:37] <Cynope> usser: Thanks :) A script is running when I login and I can't seem to find it, and it wasnt in .bash_profile and .bash_login either.
[17:37] <usser> murad, what did it say
[17:37] <rhandom> Anybody knows a madwifi irc? My madwifi wifi driver doesn't work anymore after I upgraded to Ubuntu Jaunty
[17:38] <usser> Cynope, take a look in system->preferences->startup applications
[17:38] <murad> usser:i failed to install rdesktop
[17:38] <geirha> greato: sudo aptitude install sun-java6-jdk
[17:38] <git__> what's the best web crawler out there nwo?
[17:38] <usser> murad, what do you mean failed? what did it say?
[17:38] <snakedoc> what are the differences between ubuntu desktop and server besides from not having any X
[17:38] <Cynope> usser: I'm on 8.04 and I don't have "Startup Applications" in the Preference.
[17:39] <esam> hello
[17:39] <usser> Cynope, system->preferences->sessions
[17:39] <usser> Cynope, then
[17:39] <ohletmeinnowjesu> need some help: I cant seem to download updates, it says to check my repos...when i try to "select best server" from the software sources menu i get a "please check connection error", im on ubuntu 8.10 btwNo suitable download server was found
[17:39] <esam> I have recently installed ubuntu 9 on my laptop
[17:39] <esam> it has many bugs and weird behavirs
[17:39] <rhandom> wifi error now: wlan0: deauthenticated
[17:39] <Cynope> usser: Thanks. It wasn't there either.... is there anyway to monitor accesses to a file?
[17:40] <esam> for one thing, sometimes cursor suddenly jumps to an arbitrary point in the screen,
[17:40] <esam> any idea or similar experience?
[17:40] <deagle> can anyone tell me how I can access the hotplug deal that makes the "Places" menu possible?
[17:40] <COOLSWIMMER92> hi everyone
[17:40] <usser> Cynope, lsof, lists all open files
[17:40] <magician0617> hi
[17:40] <willytell> hi all, is there a music player with independent play list? It's for play from two different sound cards.
[17:40] <MK13> anyone here familiar with EasyCap on ubuntu?
[17:40] <COOLSWIMMER92> i'm new of wubi
[17:40] <COOLSWIMMER92> who live in usa press 5
[17:41] <Cynope> usser: it wasnt there either >.< I tried this ---> "lsof | grep setbacklight.sh"
[17:41] <scunizi> what do I need to read or play a .swf format?  It's an export option on OpenOffice Presentation
[17:41] <magician0617> 5
[17:41] <mneptok> COOLSWIMMER92: please don;t do such stuff
[17:41] <Cynope> usser: The script runs and goes off.
[17:41] <Lint01> disappearedng: try to use sort -k2, then sort -k1
[17:41] <rhandom> .swf is flash
[17:41] <COOLSWIMMER92> who is girl press 2
[17:41] <mneptok> COOLSWIMMER92: last warning.
[17:41] <Cynope> usser: its name is setbacklight.sh... obviously.
[17:41] <murad> usser, it is saying that it is already the newest version
[17:41] <Cynope> usser: thanks for the help.
[17:41] <coolmen> so baster
[17:42] <scunizi> rhandom: flash as in Youtube type flash? if so youtube works fine.. but I can't open this file type
[17:42] <coolmen> crazzy
[17:42] <usser> Cynope, hm well try looking for it in the filesystem find / -name setbacklight.sh
[17:42] <greato> hello! can any one here recommend me any port scanner for Ubuntu
[17:42] <usser> murad, you already have it then
[17:42] <mneptok> scunizi: open it with Firefox
[17:42] <rhandom> .swf is exported flash movie for display in browser
[17:42] <Cynope> usser: I already know where it is... But I dont know which program invokes it.
[17:42] <usser> greato, nmap
[17:42] <n8tuser> greato -> lsof or netstat are simple ones
[17:42] <scunizi> mneptok: k.. .. rhandom thanks..
[17:42] <rhandom> need to go
[17:42] <rhandom> dinner
[17:42] <cek> whois-dark
[17:42] <greato> usser: I want to scan ports over internet also
[17:42] <Major> ok
[17:42] <rhandom> later I will ask some qs myself on wifi errors
[17:42] <usser> greato, nmap
[17:43] <greato> usser: Imean I will enter the ip range and I want those ports to be scanned
[17:43] <usser> greato, nmap does it
[17:43] <n8tuser> greato -> it is not legal to do such lest you get permission
[17:43] <Cynope> greato: nmap can scan a port range for you
[17:43] <greato> usser: error nmap not installed
[17:43] <usser> n8tuser, eh? its perfectly legal
[17:43] <Cynope> greto: something like this ---> nmap -sS 192.168.0.1/24 will scan all Class C subnet
[17:43] <usser> greato, sudo apt-get install nmap
[17:43] <greato> usser: ok done
[17:43] <ohletmeinnowjesu>  need some help: I cant seem to download updates, it says to check my repos...when i try to "select best server" from the software sources menu i get a "please check connection error", im on ubuntu 8.10 btwNo suitable download server was found
[17:43] <n8tuser> usser -> keep trying, and you'll get a visit from muscled men
[17:43] <esam> is there any reliable package that does suspension/hibernate?
[17:43] <greato> usser: do you know any irc channel where I can learn about hacking for education purpose only
[17:44] <usser> greato, see what Cynope said. also man nmap
[17:44] <murad> usser,I tried it but could not failed to connect my 2003 server
[17:44] <n8tuser> greato which country of origin you are from?
[17:44] <usser> n8tuser, hehe.
[17:44] <mneptok> greato: port scanning is not hacking. writing code is hacking. hacking is perfectly legal, and has nothing to do with exploits, malware, etc.
[17:45] <usser> murad, try connecting by ip sometimes name resolution doesnt work properly if you dont have a dns server on your network
[17:45] <mneptok> greato: also, your time is probably best spent working on inter-gender social skills. you'll end up happier.
[17:46] <usser> mneptok, nice he quit :)
[17:46] <mneptok> usser: never underestimate the beauty of the Big Blue Room.
[17:46] <usser> hehe
[17:46] <murad> usser: what should be the port
[17:46] <Lint01> mneptok: ?
[17:46] <mneptok> Lint01: !
[17:47] <usser> murad, 3389 is the default port for rdp, you dont have to specify it, rdesktop uses 3389 by default
[17:47] <snakedoc> is ubuntu server a stripped ubuntu desktop?
[17:47] <usser> murad, did you enable remote desktop on the server itself
[17:47] <usser> snakedoc, not really, its more than that. but you can say that it is
[17:47] <unop> snakedoc, no, it has a bunch of packages for server use and it doesn't have a desktop environment
[17:48] <geirha> snakedoc: sort of. It's Ubuntu with a differently configured kernel and with a different set of default installed packages
[17:48] <murad> usser: ya look i can do it from any xp pc but failed to do so from ubunto
[17:48] <MK13> snakedoc: the server doesnt have a gui  included and packages aimed at server implementations
[17:48] <geirha> snakedoc: The main difference being that it does not install a GUI by default
[17:49] <mrwes> snakedoc: and the kernel, server kernel is different from the Desktop version
[17:49] <craigbass1976> Anyone looking for a new laptop? Just got done testing one of these...  http://www.laptopswithlinux.com/articles/6/compaq-presario-c769us-part-2-ubuntu-904-jaunty-jackelope
[17:49] <usser> murad, did you try connecting by ip?
[17:49] <zortec> I tried adding pci=nomsi to the boot line and still no go.  I can't get the installer to load.
[17:49] <murad> usser, ya
[17:49] <zortec> It doesn't want to recognize my SATA drive.
[17:49] <Lint01> how can I create tiles in dwm?
[17:50] <usser> murad, hm i dont know.
[17:50] <zortec> I hit enter on "Install Ubuntu" and it drops me to BusyBox
[17:50] <murad> usser did u tried it
[17:50] <usser> murad, i use it all the time, at home and at work
[17:50] <mneptok> zortec: what is your SATA drive plugged in to?
[17:51] <zortec> What do you mean?
[17:51] <mneptok> zortec: a RAID card? does that card have Linux drivers?
[17:51] <zortec> No, RAID is disabled in the BIOS.
[17:51] <zortec> It is IDE.
[17:51] <mneptok> zortec: uhhh ... i thought you said SATA?
[17:51] <murad> usser, does my server need to install any kind of protocall to give access from ubuntu
[17:51] <zortec> Now that you mention it, on Windows I installed the SATA drivers with my motherboard disc.
[17:51] <Cynope> grrr... I've no idea where did I put my script >.<
[17:51] <zortec> But I don't think I can get those in Ubuntu...
[17:52] <Cynope> It is going on my nerve.
[17:52] <MK13> Any one got experience with the EasyCap usb audio capture device w/ ubuntu?
[17:52] <agnelo> is there a problem with the medibuntu keyring ?  I just started to install packages from a script and I got and authentication failed warning already by the first dependency (w32codecs).
[17:52] <mneptok> zortec: who makes the mobo/SATA card?
[17:52] <Gamarok__> !apt fix
[17:52] <zortec> MSI
[17:52] <usser> murad, no, windows uses rdp by default, rdesktop is an rdp client
[17:52] <bartmon> Hey, guys! Has anyone else also noticed poorer flash-plugin-nonfree performance in 9.04? Firefox tends to freeze 2 seconds on heavily flashed sites...
[17:52] <zortec> One sec, I will get you the model/make
[17:52] <Gamarok__> !aptfix
[17:52] <mneptok> zortec: enable RAID in the BIOS and see if using the AHCI driver with Ubuntu makes a difference
[17:52] <murad> usser, rdesktop and remotdes
[17:52] <zortec> MSI-7518
[17:53] <MK13> bartmon: 64 or 32 bit?
[17:53] <zortec> I read that enabling RAID was a bad idea on the Ubuntu forums.
[17:53] <bartmon> MK13: x86, 32-bit
[17:53] <murad> usser rdesktop and remot desktop view r same?
[17:53] <MK13> bartmon: ahh, i use the beta and it works fine except alittle laggy in flash games
[17:53] <usser> murad, remote desktop viewer uses rdesktop yes, they are pretty much the same
[17:54] <MK13> bartmon: but i have 64 bit :(
[17:54] <zortec> How do I use an AHCI driver? I can't get to the installer... it crashes every time I try
[17:54] <usser> murad, you can try tsclient, which is a gui, perhaps it'll look more familiar/easier to use
[17:54] <zortec> and I have been at this since 1 am... I can't believe this
[17:54] <bartmon> MK13: Hmmm, what kind of CPU do you have. I have an older laptop with a Pentium M @2.13GHz and it's just not coping :(
[17:54] <greato> Slart: is AngryIp Scanner fine for Ubuntu
[17:55] <murad> usser: just tell me where is rdesktop interface
[17:55] <usser> greato, why would you want to use it, nmap is like #1 tool
[17:55] <usser> murad, open terminal and type tsclient
[17:55] <MasterVip> DIAGONAL msg nickserv help
[17:55] <Luthir> hey all
[17:55] <zortec> It should not be this difficult for Ubuntu to pick up my SATA drive.
[17:55] <usser> murad, that should bring you a nice gui
[17:55] <greato> usser: I have to write command and in angry ip scanner I only have to write and click
[17:55] <geirha> usser, murad: No, Applications -> Internet -> Remote desktop viewer uses VNC only
[17:55] <Luthir> whats the command to turn the X window system off in the shell?
[17:55] <MK13> bartmon: i have a 1.9 ghz dual core AMD
[17:56] <usser> greato, you can always install a gui for nmap, knmap is pretty good
[17:56] <usser> geirha, murad my bad i havent used it for a while
[17:56] <greato> usser: how to install knmap
[17:56] <usser> greato, sudo apt-get install knmap
[17:56] <zortec> I don't know why I am the only one having this issue.  It seems that is the case.
[17:56] <greato> usser: thx and bye
[17:57] <KiRiLoS> Warning: Screen isn't composed. I get this error when i login,i run compiz -fusion and everything is great but how can i set this to be automatically so i wont have to run it myself every time i log in ?
[17:57] <murad> geirha i khow that but usser is saying he is using that to connect 2003 server
[17:57] <zortec> I just want to get the installer going.  It shouldn't be too much to ask.
[17:57] <Gamarok__> !apt
[17:57] <bartmon> MK13: hmm, if flash isn't multithreaded then it should perform about the same. I'll play with CPU frequency scaling a bit...
[17:57] <Pranka> Why doesn't he just give us the target and get over with it?!
[17:57] <farchumbre> i have a problem with multi keyboard layouts, is any one using several languages and an external usb keyboard?
[17:57] <sjokkis> hi. when i use the volume raise/lower buttons on my laptop it controls both the device i've set in the gnome volume applet, and the pcm volume. how do i figure out what is changing the pcm volume and make it stop?
[17:57] <chuck_> !compiz|KiRiLoS,
[17:57] <geirha> murad: he probably mistook it for the Terminalserver client
[17:58] <sjokkis> i have an acpi script package installed that implements a few of the fn buttons, but i've commented out the volume section, so i'm confident it isn't the problem
[17:58] <unimatrix9> hi there
[17:58] <sjokkis> (it also didn't change pcm to begin with)
[17:58] <zortec> Could it be that my SATA drive is just not going to work with Ubuntu no matter what?
[17:58] <unimatrix9> are there any video's from uds karmic online yet?
[17:58] <usser> murad, yes i did. i used tsclient, or rdesktop from command line
[17:58] <Gamarok__> this channel is way too fast for me i mean just look at it scrool
[17:58] <MK13> bartmon: kk
[17:58] <murad> geriah can u say how can I connect to my 2003 server
[17:59] <zortec> Gamarok: I have seen it a lot faster.
[17:59] <KiRiLoS> chuck_, that doesnt help me,i know what x and compiz are but i dont know how to automator
[17:59] <Luthir> anyone: whats the command to turn the X window system off
[17:59] <Luthir> I want to be forced in the shell
[17:59] <KiRiLoS> gfa
[17:59] <luis_> please entre mee ubuntu spanish
[17:59] <scunizi> Gamarok__: it's actually a relatively "slow" time period
[17:59] <lula88>  can u see this?
[17:59] <zortec> Scunizi: I still can't get my SATA drive to work with Ubuntu
[17:59] <sere> hi
[18:00] <unop> Luthir,  didn't i just answer that?
[18:00] <lula88>  lol
[18:00] <zortec> This is insane... I have been trying for 12 hours to get Ubuntu installed
[18:00] <Luthir> unop sorry
[18:00] <Luthir> I missed it
[18:00] <scunizi> zortec: there is a bug with some types of sata drives.. I read about it a couple months ago but can't remember where.
[18:00] <zortec> I honestly didn't know I would face this huge of a problem
[18:01] <geirha> murad: Applications -> Internet -> Terminal Server Client. Set Computer to the hostname/IP-addr., and Protocol to RDPv5
[18:01] <Shooree> why would a fresh install not show anything under "hardware drivers"? Default software sources seem fine
[18:02] <Shooree> Ubuntu 9.04 above
[18:02] <KiRiLoS> Warning: Screen isn't composed. I get this error when i login,i run compiz -fusion and everything is great but how can i set this to be automatically so i wont have to run it myself every time i log in ?
[18:02] <unop> !pm | Luthir
[18:03] <Luthir> ok unop
[18:03] <zortec> Who can I get help with on this issue? I get the feeling that I just will not be able to use Ubuntu.
[18:03] <Pranka> Shooree: If all works fine and you don't have any problems with your video-card then there won't be any drivers to install.
[18:04] <Shooree> Pranka, hi again. I reinstalled the system. It gave me the choice of drivers previously. but now its just blank
[18:05] <Pranka> Shooree: When I installed Ubuntu 9.04, I didn't find anything in the Hardware Drivers, and my video-card works smoothly.
[18:05] <oscarinformatica> hola a que a tu dreamweaver a cambio luinx como
[18:05] <luis__> deseo entrar a la sala en español
[18:05] <Pranka> So from experience, I can say that there's nothing to worry about, Shooree.
[18:06] <zortec> Is there any way to bypass the SATA drivers? I really want some kind of answer...
[18:06] <Shooree> righty then. It does seem fine, really. tell me, Pranka, do I need to enable those restricted repos in order to be able to play multimedia, like in previous distros? Thanks for your time, again
[18:06] <permanewb> hi, I'm upgrading from 8.10 to 9.04 as if I were running kubuntu, and it's getting like 1 file per several minutes (out of ~2000). I want to get the alternate cd, unplug the internet and upgrade that way, but if cancel it it says if I cancel my system might e in an unusable state (it's in the "getting packages" phase). Is that true, or can I cancel, I can't hae it upgrading for days.
[18:07] <agnelo> zortec: what makes you think that is a SATA issue ?
[18:07] <filosofixit> anyone who uses the g15 keyboard and the g15mpd  plugin? I get a error saying "error opening interface" anyone got a clue?
[18:07] <ZeZu> Shooree,  for some media types yes, and you always will unless patents are invalidated or expire in your lifetime
[18:07] <zortec> It has to be a SATA issue since I have eliminated it is not the cd.
[18:07] <Pranka> Shooree: I didn't have to enable any restricted repos for .flv .rm .mp3 files, i only installed the gstreamer -badplugin
[18:07] <zortec> This is the first time I have encountered it too.
[18:07] <KiRiLoS> Warning: Screen isn't composed. I get this error when i login,i run compiz -fusion and everything is great but how can i set this to be automatically so i wont have to run it myself every time i log in ?
[18:07] <murad> geirha , thats all ?
[18:07] <MontelEdwards> fuck
[18:07] <Shooree> Pranka, thanks. will do that. that's for dvds, right?
[18:07] <MK13> Shooree: try 'sudo apt-get update'
[18:08] <oscarinformatica> a perdon a yo no entiendo a tu saber hacer web pagina para editor dreamweaver y linux cambio  es ??
[18:08] <geirha> murad: Well, you also need to click the connect button. The other fields are optional.
[18:08] <MK13> Shooree: then see if the drivers appear
[18:08] <agnelo> zortec: What's the pb exactly ?
[18:08] <zortec> Pb?
[18:08] <Shooree> MK13, thx
[18:08] <agnelo> problem
[18:08] <rhandom> madwifi. Anybody got it running under jaunty?
[18:08] <Lint01> oscarinformatica: there's no equivalents to dreamweaber, I'm afraid
[18:08] <Pranka> Shooree: That's for FLV (Youtube and other flash files), MP3 (Audio files), RM (RealPlayer Media files) .. I haven't tested it for DVD yet.
[18:08] <pronoy> zortec: problem
[18:08] <unop> permanewb, it should be safe to abort while it's retrieving packages
[18:09] <MK13> oscarinfomatica: does it need to be wysiwyg?
[18:09] <zortec> angelo: The problem is that when I try to install Ubuntu, I get dropped to Busybox and it does not appear to recognize my SATA drive.  I tried to use the bugfix which was to add pci-nomsi to the boot line and it didn't help.
[18:09] <permanewb> unop thanks
[18:09] <zortec> I would not be so frustrated if I had not been working on this for 12 hours.
[18:09] <oscarinformatica> a eonter a tu esta saner a hacer install es dreamweaver a es cambio es ubuntun yo tengo como ah tu
[18:10] <zortec> It's also irritating that the only way out of Busybox is to power down the machine.
[18:10] <LadyNikon> !es
[18:10] <bartmon> MK13: Just FYI, i believe my flash performance dropped because I can no longer use the fglrx proprietary driver since 9.04. This driver is required to support GPU acceleration of some flash content playback.
[18:10] <salem_> hi
[18:10] <agnelo> zortec: Do you have specific hardware ? something rare ?
[18:11] <MK13> bartmon: is that driver not updated for jaunty yet?
[18:11] <zortec> Also I think it is a SATA issue since it will not let me check the integrity of any CD or use any of the other options.  It does let me boot to the first hard disk which is Windows.
[18:11] <agnelo> zortec: other OS which work on that machine ?
[18:11] <Hammer89> I just updated to 9.04, does anyone know if the latest version is still causing unnecessary harddisk wear and tear?
[18:11] <zortec> agnelo: Not anything I can think of, just a SATA hard drive
[18:11] <zortec> SATA is working fine on Windows.
[18:11] <fornix> which is the channel where i can discuss programming things in ubuntu?
[18:11] <zortec> That is what I am running on now
[18:12] <MK13> Hammer: what do you mean?
[18:12] <parigaudi> hi
[18:12] <zortec> Ubuntu does not like it for some reason.
[18:12] <KiRiLoS> Warning: Screen isn't composed. I get this error when i login,i run compiz -fusion and everything is great but how can i set this to be automatically so i wont have to run it myself every time i log in ?
[18:12] <MK13> Hammer89: what do you mean unnecessary wear and tear?
[18:13] <jessyluna> sera a tt
[18:13] <Hammer89> MK13: older versions of ubuntu caused some issues with harddisk head parking
[18:13] <agnelo> zortec: you have one single HD ? and already Windows on it ... and it's a SATA drive, right ?
[18:13] <jessyluna> !list
[18:13] <jessyluna> !bot
[18:13] <zortec> agnelo: Yes.  It is a single HD and it is SATA.
[18:14] <MK13> Hammer89: never heard of that happening b4
[18:14] <parigaudi> i'd like to install a current ubuntu on an ext3 partition from within an rpm-based linux distribution. i did find debootstrap, but even the debootstrap marked "jaunty" downloaded from an ubuntu server did not have a jaunty script for debootstrap it seems
[18:14] <permanewb> when I upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10 using the alternate ISO, it downloaded packages from the internet, even though I said don't download from the internet. Does the 9.04 alternate iso, stiill do that? Do I need to unplug my ethernet cable to get it to upgrade from the CD?
[18:14] <chuck_> KiRiLoS, try this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=536804 and if it does not work try the #compiz channel you might get more help there
[18:14] <parigaudi> have it from here http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/d/debootstrap/
[18:14] <Hammer89> MK13: it was a load cycle issue... I had a script that would load and help reduce it... but I lost that when I updated... so I'm wondering if I still need it
[18:14] <aar> What's the difference between a regular pgp encryption of a text file and ascii-armored-text encryption?
[18:14] <agnelo> zortec: can you boot the live CD without installing ?
[18:14] <parigaudi> so how do i install ubuntu from within an rpm-based distro?
[18:14] <zortec> agnelo: No it will not even run the live CD, or install, or test the integrity of the CD.
[18:15] <MK13> Hammer89: ahh, i have never noticed any problem
[18:15] <zortec> Could it be that my SATA drivers are motherboard specific?
[18:15] <zortec> That is why they work in Windows...
[18:16] <Eion> Hey, I'm going to write an image to a USB-stick, but I wonder, will I be bale to use the stick for regulary storage afterwards?
[18:16] <zortec> agnelo: Any time I do try anything on the live CD, I get dropped to a Busybox screen
[18:16] <franczen> Hi
[18:16] <aar> Eion, you mean you want to use the usb stick as a mount point?
[18:17] <zortec> agnelo: I verified the MD5 hash and all of that checked out.
[18:17] <LuciusMare1> hello
[18:17] <igrik> hi all )
[18:17] <agnelo> zortec: well ... if you can find what SATA controller you have on you rmotherboard, it should not be difficult to find out if it's not supported ..
[18:17] <zortec> What happens if it's not supported?
[18:17] <franczen> Could anybody lend me a hand with my wifi troubleshooting
[18:17] <franczen> ?
[18:18] <LuciusMare1> hello,how can i set privilegies for one user?I mean,that the user would have access only to his folders,nowhere else
[18:18] <MK13> Hammer89: and that flaw isnt only on ubuntu, is happens on windows too, btw
[18:18] <aar> franczen, Hi, just ask
[18:18] <Zeeded> Eion, do you mean that after you are done with it you want to delete the image file and use it as a regular USB Flash drive again?
[18:18] <Eion> aar: After I've used the stick with the image to install ubuntu, I want to use the stick for file storage to move files between computers
[18:18] <agnelo> zortec:  you have to patch the kernel or compile a module .. but wait ...
[18:18] <Zeeded> Eion, yes you can do that
[18:18] <Hammer89> MK13: you're definitely right there
[18:18] <Eion> Aight, I just format it?
[18:18] <Zeeded> Eion, yep
[18:18] <Eion> great, thanks!
[18:18] <aar> Eion, sure, no problem.
[18:18] <Zeeded> np
[18:18] <LuciusMare1>  hello,how can i set privilegies for one user?I mean,that the user would have access only to his folders,nowhere else
[18:18] <franczen> Well, I have an atheros ar2413 which worked in intrepid. But since jaunty it does not
[18:18] <agnelo> zortec: is it a laptop  ?
[18:19] <franczen> I guess I have tried everything what I could
[18:19] <zortec> agnelo: It is a desktop.  What would I use to find out my SATA controller?
[18:19] <franczen> I am out of ideas
[18:19] <LuciusMare1>  hello,how can i set privilegies for one user?I mean,that the user would have access only to his folders,nowhere else
[18:19] <franczen> It sees all the available networks
[18:19] <franczen> I just simply can not connect
[18:19] <zortec> agnelo: It is a MSI-7518 motherboard, Intel Dual Core 2.2Ghz, 3MB RAM.
[18:19] <aar> franczen, have you tried the essid and the key commands from terminal?
[18:20] <LuciusMare1>  hello,how can i set privilegies for one user?I mean,that the user would have access only to his folders,nowhere else
[18:20] <franczen> aar: yes
[18:20] <aar> franczen, have you tried dhclient?
[18:20] <franczen> Also, the ndiswrapper, ath5k, madwifi
[18:20] <franczen> aar: yes
[18:20] <chuck_> !repeat|LuciusMare1,
[18:20] <aar> franczen, is your hardware being recognised?
[18:21] <LuciusMare1> but i am ignored
[18:21] <LuciusMare1> hm
[18:21] <franczen> aar:yes
[18:21] <LuciusMare1> hm
[18:21] <FloodBot1> LuciusMare1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:21] <LuciusMare1> hm
[18:21] <babamelone> Hi, how can I burn mp3 files to a audio cd using brasero, brasero tells me that gstreamer cannot handle mp3's
[18:21] <aar> franczen, can you connect to the same network using other boxes? (e.g. other operative systems)
[18:21] <LuciusMare1>  hello,how can i set privilegies for one user?I mean,that the user would have access only to his folders,nowhere else?
[18:21] <franczen> aar: yes
[18:21] <sere> sere,
[18:21] <sere> hi
[18:22] <aar> franczen, can u connect from your box using an ethernet cable?
[18:22] <agnelo> zortec: so, on MSI site, you will find what SATA controller it uses. With that information, you should find out on Google if it's not supported  and if not, if there is something you can do .
[18:22] <fornix> LuciusMare1: by using chmod command
[18:22] <franczen> aar: no problem with wired connection
[18:23] <fornix> LuciusMare1: http://catcode.com/teachmod/
[18:23] <babamelone> Hi, how can I burn mp3 files to a audio cd using brasero, brasero tells me to make sure that the proper gstreamer codec is installed
[18:23] <agnelo> zortec: but I would not simply assume that it's a controller issue.
[18:23] <aar> franczen, could you copy the output of "iwconfig" (in private message please)
[18:23] <zortec> agnelo: What other issue could it be?
[18:23] <Alex_K> Hey, I just "upgraded" to jaunty... Now when I go to hardware drivers to let it find my wireless and graphics card... but it says there are no proprietary drivers... and my wireless card doesn't work.
[18:23] <pwnguin> does ubuntu desktop use a caching dns tool?
[18:23] <chaos2fu> babamelone have u installed codecs?
[18:24] <babamelone> chaos2fu: dont know, totem can play mp3s
[18:24] <babamelone> besides i installed gstreamer-fluendo-mp3
[18:24] <agnelo> zortec: quite several issues.  For exemple, what mode are you using in Bios ?  I don't know your mainboard ... but there are different ways to handle a SATA drive.
[18:24] <Guest68400> hi, sometima i've got a "ata1: exception Emask 0x10" error, under jaunty amd64. how fix it?
[18:25] <zortec> I am using IDE and not RAiD mode in the BIOS.
[18:25] <babamelone> chaos2fu: what package do i have to install
[18:26] <agnelo> zortec: what about AHCI ? Does your mainboard have that option ?
[18:26] <Alex_K> Hey, I just "upgraded" to jaunty... Now when I go to hardware drivers to let it find my wireless and graphics card, it says there are no proprietary drivers... and my wireless card doesn't work. Also, does anyone know why, when I installed ubuntu on a secondary drive, it overwrote my main drives boot loader and now the secondary doesn't have anything to boot from?
[18:26] <zortec> agnelo: Not that I can see
[18:27] <agnelo> zortec: Have you been in the BIOS setup of your mainboard ?
[18:27] <babamelone> nobody any ideas what packets i have to install to burn mp3s to an audio cd with brasero/gstreamer
[18:27] <chaos2fu> have u installed both gstreamer codecs, the original and the extra..?
[18:27] <zortec> agnelo: I was just in my BIOS.
[18:27] <babamelone> chaos2fu: how are they called?
[18:27] <chaos2fu> babamelone in add/remove program?
[18:28] <chaos2fu> just search for gstreamer
[18:28] <chaos2fu> in add/remove
[18:28] <babamelone> yeah there are lots of packets
[18:28] <babamelone> what is the exact name
[18:28] <kmdm> babamelone: ubuntu-restricted-extras ?
[18:28] <babamelone> k, thx
[18:29] <mram49> hello.. last week I was talking to someone asking what files to keep if I want to save email settings, passowrds, etc and they told me to save the /etc folder, but somewhere that lost me.. which files would I want to keep for these settings?
[18:29] <chaos2fu> i dont know in english, i have swedish names...:-(
[18:29] <rob0917> my wifi card uses broadcom driver but unless I hook up the ethernet cable I can't down load the driver ,how would someone know that,I only found it by accident
[18:29] <chaos2fu> but if u search for gstream its the second one from the top
[18:29] <agnelo> zortec: then you should try to completely disable your harddrive in the BIOS and boot fron the livecd ... to see what happens . You don't need a harddrive to run the live CD.
[18:29] <zortec> agnelo: I checked my motherboard manual and no AHCI
[18:30] <usser> mram49, backup entire /etc/ folder and your /home folder thats usually a safe bet
[18:30] <unop> mram49, you could backup your home directory  i.e. /home/username
[18:30] <tavish> my gnome session starts only after i do killall pulseaudio, and pulseaudio is not working like it should. help
[18:30] <usser> mram49, most of the passwords etc is stored in your /home anyhow, /etc only contains system-wide config files
[18:30] <zortec> angelo: I'll try that and see what happens.
[18:30] <Justin10ec> Hey, at my school they use a server and novell to manager users. The server is used as a fileserver to distribute files throughout the school. I am interested in creating a similar environment at home. Is this something Ubuntu can do?
[18:30] <mram49> then do what? What I'm wanting to do is to change from debian to ubuntu, but I don't want to overwrite to much stuff..
[18:31] <agnelo> zortec: yep.
[18:31] <mrwes> Justin10ec: sure can: http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu-home-fileserver
[18:31] <mram49> ahh..i see what you're saying.. it's the personal stuff i want to keep..not system wide
[18:31] <usser> Justin10ec, yea sure, dig in the direction of nfs server, ltsp can achieve a similar effect
[18:31] <unop> mram49, pretty much
[18:32] <unop> mram49, if you wanted to migrate over to ubuntu .. keep your /home/ directory intact, all settings should be portable.
[18:32] <usser> mram49, yea pretty much, unless you done some heavy customizations to /etc
[18:32] <usser> mram49, thats funny i just move from ubuntu to debian
[18:33] <mram49> i like debian, but it doesn't like flash at least on my system
[18:33] <mrwes> Justin10ec: this is also a good server HOWTO, it's the one I used to setup my home server
[18:33] <mrwes> http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect-server-ubuntu8.04-lts
[18:33] <mram49> the ubuntu live cd boggs down though..not sure i want to go there
[18:34] <meganox> does anyone know if it's possible to install build-essential from the hardy live cd?
[18:34] <tavish> i hate pulseaudio, :7(
[18:34] <meganox> or the alt cd for that matter
[18:34] <unop> meganox, you mean use the live CD to install build-essential on your system?
[18:34] <Newmilpan> can someone briefly tell me how to use super grub to get into windows?
[18:34] <troopperi> !ati
[18:35] <unop> meganox, the alternate CD would be better - but I believe the live cd would work (just in this instance tho)
[18:35] <meganox> unop: yes, i have commented out all sources.list and used apt-cdrom to add the cd but it's refusing
[18:35] <meganox> unop: i'll try the alt cd
[18:36] <coz_> Newmilpan,  there s hould be a man page or how for that online
[18:36] <LuciusMare1> Can ktorrent run on windows?
[18:37] <coz_> meganox,  did you run the cd check on that disk?
[18:37] <LuciusMare1> or,which client  on windows can continue torrents already began by ktorrent?
[18:38] <Iceman_B> okay uh, so recently I tried an upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 and as expected, something went wrong. I dont know what. Just now I tried a recoverey start, and used the dpkg option to fix the system
[18:38] <meganox> coz_: not since i burned it, the alt cd is more recent though
[18:38] <mrwes> LuciusMare1: utorrent should be able to do that
[18:38] <coz_> meganox,  oh ok
[18:38] <LuciusMare1> mrwes: oh,thanks
[18:38] <Iceman_B> everything seems upgraded now, except for the kernel. in grub it keeps saying 8.10. The new kernel is on the hdd though. how do I fix this ?
[18:38] <LuciusMare1> mrwes: yay,i see that the windows installer is there :)
[18:38] <mram49> so another quick ?.. when i try to use the ubuntu live CD, 8.04 it bogs me down when I try to run firefox..(Yeah, i know..not a good idea), but is this normal?
[18:39] <darthanubis> Iceman_B, install startupmanager and then change the default kernel
[18:39] <chaos2fu> hi everyone, can someone tell me how to change password to the standard keyring used for example WPA-keys and so on?
[18:39] <Iceman_B> k. iĺl try that
[18:39] <LuciusMare1> i have one thing began by ktorrent,i tranfer the undone files to another computer.How can i continue them?
[18:40] <mrwes> LuciusMare1: well...you'd need the original .torrent file
[18:40] <LuciusMare1> mrwes: okay,what then?
[18:40] <LuciusMare1> mrwes: or,wouldnt be copying the ktorrent config files into the second computer enough?
[18:41] <mrwes> LuciusMare1: then force a recheck in utorrent -- pointing towards where the partial file is -- should work
[18:41] <LuciusMare1> mrwes: oh
[18:41] <LuciusMare1> mrwes: thanks
[18:42] <Iceman_B> darthanubis, that doesnt work
[18:42] <Iceman_B> the new kernel isnt listed
[18:42] <Iceman_B> only 3 8.10 options and Windows XP
[18:42] <LuciusMare1> what do you think that takes less energy?A notebook on a charger or a big,desktop computer
[18:42] <darthanubis> Iceman_B, what is the kernel version?
[18:43] <darthanubis> Iceman_B, uname -a
[18:43] <erUSUL> LuciusMare1: the former
[18:43] <LuciusMare1> erUSUL: ?
[18:44] <erUSUL> LuciusMare1: A notebook on a charger
[18:44] <LuciusMare1> erUSUL: wait,notebook takes MORE?
[18:44] <jim_p> hi ladies and gentlemen
[18:44] <franczen> hello jim_p
[18:44] <Newmilpan> I just want to thank everyone who has been helping me off and on this morning.. especially ziroday.. I'm finally back in windows and I can stop freaking out.. Thanks :)
[18:44] <erUSUL> LuciusMare1: no it takes less. your question "what do you think that takes less energy?"
[18:45] <jim_p> !kde
[18:45] <LuciusMare1> erUSUL: oh
[18:45] <john_decuir> gday folks
[18:45] <jim_p> !kubuntu
[18:45] <Iceman_B> darthanubis, : sec
[18:45] <BlizMare> Quite a load of users in here.
[18:45] <john_decuir> I'm looking to add a second boot to my ubuntu 9.04 UNR, any tips?
[18:45] <AlexJ> hello
[18:46] <Iceman_B> darthanubis, Linux Nanoha-chan 2.6.27-11-generic #1 SMP Thu Jan 29 19:24:39 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[18:46] <john_decuir> i need a boot manager, basically
[18:46] <LuciusMare1> erUSUL: why does it take lesS?
[18:46] <meganox> thanks guys, for the record you need the alt cd to install build-essentials, i'm going to file a bug against that
[18:46] <darthanubis> Iceman_B, yup, ,that the old kernel. use synaptic to install "linux-image"
[18:46] <darthanubis> Iceman_B, that makes sure you have the most current kernel
[18:47] <erUSUL> becouse notebooks are designed to run on batteries i.e: to waste less energy.
[18:47] <LuciusMare1> erUSUL: i thought so
[18:47] <LuciusMare1> thank you
[18:47] <AlexJ> i have a keyboard layout that uses alt+key to give out a simbol for my language (romanian) but there is a problem that is uses a non standard letter for ş and ţ
[18:47] <Iceman_B> darthanubis, alright
[18:47] <AlexJ> how can i replace the unicode value for a letter?
[18:48] <lars> haloo
[18:48] <detav02> hello
[18:49] <lars> how I can join ircnet servers
[18:49] <Iceman_B> darthanubis, done(went faster than I thought). so is it applied automatically when I reboot ?
[18:49] <TheTrumpetr> Hi. I'm on a persistent USB install of ubuntu, but I keep getting errors that I'm out of room. Suggestions? I have an unused partition available, but I don't know how to let linux also use that.
[18:49] <lars> can anybody help
[18:49] <unop> AlexJ, where do you want to do this?
[18:50] <AlexJ> on all my system
[18:50] <meganox> lars: install xchat, it has settings for ircnet servers built in
[18:50] <erUSUL> lars: which irc client do you use ?
[18:50] <darthanubis> Iceman_B, check. Use startupmanager again. Also  in Synaptic look for the recent kernel linux-generic
[18:51] <darthanubis> 2.6.28-12-generic
[18:52] <unop> AlexJ, i'm not sure I understand .. if you want to type a unicode letter for example.  hold CTRL+SHIFT down then press U, <hex code of character>  and let CTRL+SHIFT go
[18:53] <AlexJ> currently, if i hold alt and press s i get ş
[18:53] <wigglez> hey guys, i have no cdrom and i need to install another OS while under qemu or vmware. which virtualization software is easier to get working in the new ubuntu
[18:53] <Joeseph> Hi.  I'm trying to fix a grub problem.  I can't find Grub's website.... Does anyone have the address?
[18:53] <Iceman_B> darthanubis, that image is already installed, so its somewhere on my harddrive, its just not yet in grub yet
[18:53] <Iceman_B> Iĺl have al ook though
[18:53] <AlexJ> i want to change that so i get s with a comma and not s with a cedilla
[18:53] <AlexJ> the layout used in ubuntu is not standard
[18:54] <wigglez> i need to install vmware or qemu on a laptop with no network connection... which files do i need to the latest intrepid?
[18:54] <darthanubis> Iceman_B, run "update-grub"
[18:54] <erUSUL> AlexJ: change it...System>preferences>keyboard
[18:54] <AlexJ> none of the pre-made use what i want :(
[18:55] <frances> does anyone know where i can get windows lol
[18:55] <erUSUL> AlexJ: maybe romanian users have faced the same problem and have a solution ?
[18:55] <erUSUL> !ro
[18:55] <coz_> frances,  why do y ou want windows?
[18:55] <Iceman_B> debconf: DbDriver "config": /var/cache/debconf/config.dat is locked by another process: Resource temporarily unavailable
[18:55] <uuv> I'm using irssi on terminal, and I would like it to open links with one left-click, instead of pressing right mouse button and selecting "Open link", how is that possible?
[18:55] <erUSUL> !ot | frances
[18:56] <AlexJ> nobody is answering there...
[18:56] <erUSUL> AlexJ: :|
[18:56] <Joeseph> AlexJ: I feel that sentiment too.
[18:56] <frances> ok seriously does anyone know where i can get a free version of cedega or cedera (not sure on the spelling)for ubuntu
[18:57] <AlexJ> Joeseph, i don't remeber grub having a site
[18:57] <AlexJ> what are you trying to fix?
[18:57] <Iceman_B> darthanubis, it says the process is locked, but I wouldnt know by what
[18:58] <TheTrumpetr> Anyone have a suggestion for my previous question? : <TheTrumpetr> Hi. I'm on a persistent USB install of ubuntu, but I keep getting errors that I'm out of room. Suggestions? I have an unused partition available, but I don't know how to let linux also use that.
[18:58] <darthanubis> Iceman_B, probably Synaptic
[18:58] <darthanubis> Iceman_B, close running apps
[18:58] <Sergiu^> I have a problem, can somebody help me?
[18:58] <darthanubis> Iceman_B, have you reboted since the upgrade?
[18:58] <Iceman_B> not just now
[18:58] <darthanubis> !ask | Sergiu^
[18:58] <Iceman_B> I can do that though
[18:58] <Joeseph> AlexJ: Well, I moved my partition and then back again, and now I have an Error 15.  You can read the thread i made here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1174437 for a bit more info.
[18:58] <Sergiu^> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[18:58] <ubuntu> .
[18:59] <Sergiu^> I tried that command but nothing happens :/
[18:59] <erUSUL> Sergiu^: did you " manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem " ??
[18:59] <darthanubis> Sergiu^, Ok, do what the line tell you to
[18:59] <frances> ok seriously does anyone know where i can get a free version of cedega or cedera (not sure on the spelling)for ubuntu
[18:59] <Pranka> TheTrumpetr: I'm not 100% sure, but I think you can format the unused space into ext3,name it and mount it, then it's usable.
[18:59] <Pranka> Oh well, missed him. >_>;
[18:59] <AlexJ> you need to grub-install your partition
[18:59] <Nrbelex> Hi, I'm installing using manual partition editing. What do I pick for mount point for my main partition?
[19:00] <Sergiu^> damn, wait.. it's working now :s
[19:00] <erUSUL> frances: check out its cvs and compile it. iirc you can access the cvs/svn
[19:00] <Iceman_B> darthanubis, so, brb :)
[19:00] <erUSUL> Nrbelex: /
[19:00] <Joeseph> Nrbelex: You will want root as /
[19:00] <frances> do you have a url im new to this
[19:01] <Nrbelex> Thanks erUSUL and Joeseph
[19:01] <colblood> how do i put ubuntu server version on a usb stick and boot/install from that?
[19:01] <Sergiu^> Nevermind, I think I fixed that problem.. I have another question, sorry for this kind of questions, but I'm kinda n00b in ubuntu.. how I uninstall those games? :-s
[19:02] <sparr> I am getting this error when trying to insert modules...  help?  FATAL: Error inserting vfat (/lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/kernel/fs/fat/vfat.ko): Cannot allocate memory
[19:02] <erUSUL> frances: http://www.linux-gamers.net/modules/wiwimod/index.php?page=HOWTO%20Cedega%20CVS
[19:02] <darthanubis> Sergiu^, install and uninstalls are very easy. Look around your desktop and menus for obvious stuff.
[19:02] <nnnnnn> has anyone else noticed that facebook is really slow recently?
[19:02] <erUSUL> frances: it is easier to just pay or use wine
[19:03] <Joeseph> Sergiu^: You can uninstall any package you got with apt-get with the command "sudo apt-get remove *packagename* --purge"
[19:03] <RedSocrates> nnnnnn: Yes.
[19:03] <Sergiu^> darthanubis: oke
[19:03] <Joeseph> Dunno if that helps
[19:03] <tavish_> i am having problems with pulseaudio. it works after i do killall pulseaudio. but i have to do it everytime i start a program
[19:03] <erUSUL> !software
[19:03] <darthanubis> Sergiu^, Synaptic is your friend
[19:03] <nnnnnn> RedSocrates: i'm getting slow service in los angeles, what region are you
[19:04] <Nrbelex> When installing dual-boot with Windows, Windows gets installed first, correct?
[19:04] <RedSocrates> nnnnnn: East Coast
[19:04] <erUSUL> Nrbelex: it is easier if you install windows first; yes
[19:04] <nnnnnn> RedSocrates: its not a ddos is it
[19:04] <Nrbelex> erUSUL, thanks
[19:04] <erUSUL> Nrbelex: becouse you do not have to reinstall grub when windows trashes it
[19:04] <Joeseph> Nrbelex: That is often the easiest way to do it, but not the only way.
[19:05] <Nrbelex> 10-4, thanks
[19:05] <RedSocrates> nnnnnn: No idea.  Facebook is often screwy for me, so I don't really consider what it might be
[19:05] <sparr> How long do you go between reinstalls of ubuntu?
[19:05] <ivantis> How can I send a message using raw SMTP (connecting to my web hosting account)?
[19:05] <erUSUL> ivantis: telnet yoursmtpserver 25
[19:06] <erUSUL> ivantis: now writte the smtp commands
[19:06] <Joeseph> sparr: Elaborate.   by reinstalls do you mean upgrades? Or complete removal of the system? oh, and who is you?
[19:06] <ivantis> I don't know if it has telnet
[19:06] <ivantis> And I would rather my password not be sent in clear view of packet sniffers
[19:06] <erUSUL> ivantis: then give more details... also explain what you mean by "raw smtp"
[19:07] <ivantis> Just sending a message, but using that SMTP server instead of a local one
[19:07] <ivantis> I was using an application earlier that does that, but I don't know how it connects
[19:07] <erUSUL> ivantis: a mail client is not an option ?
[19:07] <brk3> guys can someone please help me out, skype has been working fine for me in intrepid, and now for some reason my microphone input has stopped working.. any ideas what might have changed?
[19:07] <ivantis> It has to be reusable in code
[19:07] <sparr> Joeseph: complete removal and replacement of the system.  that is, reformatting the / partition (and, in my case, usually a new /home with the old one backed up)
[19:08] <erUSUL> ivantis: you can use ssmtp or similar
[19:08] <erUSUL> !info ssmtp
[19:08] <mrunagi> im having an issue with mounting an ntfs external drive.........it says http://pastebin.com/m2bd86285
[19:09] <Joeseph> sparr: I've done it once in 4 years to upgrade to ext4, but that wasn't even necessary.   I'm pretty sure most users don't really ever 'need' to reinstall their system.  Unless I'm misunderstanding your quesiton.
[19:09] <Nrbelex> Is bcm43xx-fwcutter still necessary, or has it or similar functionality been added to the kernel?
[19:09] <erUSUL> mrunagi: did you followed any of the recomendations ? the ione about checking it in a windows machine
[19:09] <or4n9e> kmdm: ping
[19:09] <erUSUL> Nrbelex: now is b43-fwcutter
[19:10] <mrunagi> I have attempted to
[19:10] <Nrbelex> erUSUL, ok, thanks
[19:10] <unop> sparr, usually, you never have to reinstall (unlike with windows)
[19:10] <erUSUL> Nrbelex: still needed you still need the frimware for the device and broadcom still does not permits redestribution
[19:10] <erUSUL> Nrbelex: so next time choose a different vendor ;P
[19:11] <or4n9e> kmdm: JFYI, I'm near giving up with the whole project as I'm unable to get gnome-terminal to do what I want. Not a single launcher works with this terminal while they all do without any issues with konsole
[19:11] <Nrbelex> erUSUL, ugh, ok, thanks!
[19:11] <or4n9e> kmdm: not sure why, but trust me, I tried a lot of things to no avail
[19:12] <fornix> mrunagi, can you paste the output of $ sudo fdisk -l /dev/sdb | grep sdb1 && blkid | grep sdb1
[19:12] <mrunagi> no return
[19:13] <Joeseph> Out of curiosity, does any have ideas on why some threads get read more than others in the ubuntu official threads?  I know the one I posted has been out there for 13 hours and has 26 views.  Others posted around the same time, however, have upwards of 500.   Do I have bad title names?
[19:13] <sparr> Joeseph / unop: I ran debian for about 3 years, and now ubuntu for 4.  I'm starting to have enough problems with ubuntu in terms of package cruft, broken configs, etc that reinstalling seems like the best solution.
[19:13] <sparr> I reinstalled debian for the same reasons about once a year
[19:13] <poomalai> Hi guys, I using ubutu intrepid. I installed samba and shared a folder named game. when i access the share from the ubuntuomputer using smb://192.168.1.8/game, it shows the contents of the folder. I need to access the share from the windows computer on the lan. when i access from the windows computer it shows the ubuntu server icon and when i double click it, it says the share is not accessible. what should i do to access from windows??
[19:14] <fornix> mrunagi: the command did not return anything? then omit the grep part. $ sudo fdisk -l && blkid
[19:14] <fornix> mrunagi: and pastebin it
[19:14] <_dennister> hey gang...having a bit of trouble configuring apt-proxy, can anyone help me with backend entries?
[19:15] <Polygon89> Hi, i can't play 3d accelerated games even though i have the nvidia drivers installed and glxinfo says i have direct rendering. The error its giving is "WARNING: SDL_GL_LoadLibrary (null) failed: Failed loading libGL.so.1". Any ideas?
[19:15] <Sergiu^> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/libgcj9-jar_4.3.3-5ubuntu4_all.deb: eșec în buffer_write(fd) (10, ret=-1) what is happening?:/
[19:17] <jv1> alo..
[19:17] <jv1> why can't I moutn an img image from a fat32  hd?
[19:18] <erUSUL> jv1: the image is of the entire hd ?
[19:18] <Sergiu^> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/libgcj9-jar_4.3.3-5ubuntu4_all.deb: eșec în buffer_write(fd) (10, ret=-1) what is happening?:/
[19:18] <poomalai> Hi guys, I using ubutu intrepid. I installed samba and shared a folder named game. when i access the share from the ubuntuomputer using smb://192.168.1.8/game, it shows the contents of the folder. I need to access the share from the windows computer on the lan. when i access from the windows computer it shows the ubuntu server icon and when i double click it, it says the share is not accessible. what should i do to access from windows??
[19:19] <jd1> I need to recover from a bad situation, I allowed my long time machine to upgrade to jaunty and now it returns grub error 18 and will not boot.
[19:19] <Joeseph> poomalai: I don't know your solution, but could I get some more specifics? Which folder are you trying to share?   Is it a Ubuntu share folder that you cannot see on your windows box?
[19:19] <sebsebseb> jd1: have you treid re installing Grub?
[19:19] <mrunagi> i got it fixed
[19:19] <jv1> erUSUL: yes
[19:20] <mrunagi> thnx
[19:20] <Polygon89> Hi, i can't play 3d accelerated games even though i have the nvidia drivers installed and glxinfo says i have direct rendering. The error its giving is "WARNING: SDL_GL_LoadLibrary (null) failed: Failed loading libGL.so.1". Any ideas?
[19:20] <jd1> yes
[19:20] <sebsebseb> jd1: or  having a look to see that the partitions are being detected properly  gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:20] <erUSUL> jv1: you have to use the offset option for loosetup to get to the partition
[19:20] <Joeseph> Is it acceptable to post your thread from the ubuntu forums here to try to get more help there?
[19:21] <jv1> even went to fuseiso but no go.
[19:21] <blip-> ~gpgerr
[19:21] <coz_> Joeseph,  I see no reason you cant paste the link to the forum thread
[19:21] <poomalai> Joeseph: yes. i have shared a folder in the ubuntu computer and it is not accessible in windows
[19:21] <sebsebseb> Joeseph: probably not exactly, but you can use the thread and say you done this and that, and  it didn't work or something
[19:21] <blip-> !errgpg
[19:21] <blip-> !gpgerr
[19:21] <sebsebseb> poomalai: on a LAN?
[19:21] <jv1> erUSUL: -o loop?
[19:21] <erUSUL> jv1: http://www.andremiller.net/content/mounting-hard-disk-image-including-partitions-using-linux
[19:21] <sebsebseb> poomalai: share  a folder between two computers?
[19:21] <jd1> it seems that the bios is not able to deal with all of the cylinders but it was working with hardy
[19:22] <poomalai> sebsebseb: yes. i am accessing from windows to ubuntu on lan
[19:22] <jv1> it says you must specify a filesystem
[19:22] <blip-> stop typing I'm trying to copy paste
[19:22] <jv1> erUSUL: tx
[19:22] <Joeseph> Alright then.  I'm getting a GRUB 15 error on bootup before I get my menu.lst options.  More info here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1174437   any help would be appreciated.
[19:22] <sebsebseb> !samba | poomalai
[19:23] <Sergiu^> E: /var/cache/apt/archives/libgcj9-jar_4.3.3-5ubuntu4_all.deb: eșec în buffer_write(fd) (10, ret=-1) hello? somebody ?:-s
[19:23] <Polygon89> Hi, i can't play 3d accelerated games even though i have the nvidia drivers installed and glxinfo says i have direct rendering. The error its giving is "WARNING: SDL_GL_LoadLibrary (null) failed: Failed loading libGL.so.1". Any ideas?
[19:23] <erUSUL> Polygon89: how did you installed the nvidia driver ?
[19:23] <Jeaton> any idea why ubuntu is having problems with java, I assume?  most browsers i use in ubuntu, when it comes to something that uses java, it locks up
[19:23] <_dennister> hey gang...having a bit of trouble configuring apt-proxy, can anyone help me with backend entries?
[19:24] <blip-> hey is it just me or can you cut text out of the synaptic gpg error window !  lol
[19:24] <Polygon89> erUSUL, uninstalled the old nvidia driver, then dropped to tty1, killed gdm, then just sudo ./NVIDIA-whatever (as in i installed the version from nvidia's website)
[19:24] <_dennister> been following https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptProxy
[19:24] <poomalai> ubottu: thanks for the links. i was able to access the ubuntu share from the same ubuntu computer using smb://192.168.1.8/game. but i cant access from windows. :(
[19:24] <racarter> i can't seem to play DVDs on ubuntu
[19:25] <_dennister> but it's the last line of the howto (before configuring clients section) that's giving me error messages
[19:25] <erUSUL> Polygon89: something (an update or something) has messed with the driver install afaics. you will have to reinstall the drivers
[19:25] <racarter> "Could not open location; you might not have permission to open the file."
[19:25] <Polygon89> erUSUL, i'll try that...again
[19:26] <racarter> i get that message whenever I try to play a DVD
[19:26] <_dennister> the line from the howto is: sudo apt-proxy-import -r /var/cache/apt/archives...always get error message: No Packages files available for...
[19:26] <Jeaton> i can still move the cursor around, but the screen turns gray and it uses all my CPU up
[19:26] <Joeseph> Speaking of drivers....   I've been having to  compile some drivers for the Logitech quickcam connect that I have.  The process is not easy (patches and stuff) and whenever Ubuntu upgrades to a new kernel, I have to do the proccess again.  Is there any way I can keep the drivers even when a kernel is upgraded?
[19:26] <racarter> "Could not open location; you might not have permission to open the file." -- I get this when I try to open a DVD with totem
[19:26] <sere> does anyone know if i can get a resolution larger than 1024 ?
[19:27] <erUSUL> !fixres
[19:27] <erUSUL> !dvd | racarter
[19:28] <BlizMare> I have an unusual partitioning plan to install Ubuntu 9.04 to get around the fakeraid issues if someone would like to help.
[19:28] <racarter> formats? it's a dvd...
[19:29] <racarter> are there issues with DVD formats on ubuntu by default?
[19:29] <BlizMare> DVD+R and DVD-R you mean?
[19:29] <erUSUL> racarter: dvd have crypto protection. you have to uinstall the decrypter
[19:29] <user__> racarter: could be that ubuntu cannot decrypt the dvd, see !dvd
[19:30] <erUSUL> racarter: dvd have crypto protection. you have to install the decrypter
[19:30] <rampage73> !dvd
[19:30] <BlizMare> It's the DVD-ROM/RW that limits the format not Ubuntu.
[19:30] <erUSUL> racarter: you have to install libdvdread and libdvdcss2 (this one from a third party repo becouse it wold be illegal for canonical to distribute it )
[19:31] <erUSUL> !medibuntu | racarter
[19:31] <Hammer89> Whenever I open a terminal it starts me at / rather than at my home folder... is there a way to change that?
[19:31] <racarter> why is that illegal?
[19:31] <BlizMare> Hammer, are you using SU to start nautilus?
[19:31] <erUSUL> racarter: becouse the corporations that "invented" dvd video only give licenses to comercial vendors
[19:32] <Hammer89> BlizMare: I'm not using nautilus... I'm opening a terminal...
[19:32] <erUSUL> racarter: like powerdvd
[19:32] <BlizMare> I meant your terminal not nautilus.
[19:32] <Polygon89> erUSUL, it's still doing it after i reinstalled the drivers.
[19:32] <erUSUL> Polygon89: :1 then i dunno what's going on
[19:32] <Hammer89> BlizMare: I'm starting the terminal by clicking the terminal icon in the menus
[19:33] <erUSUL> Polygon89: try reinstalling SDL libs too
[19:33] <_dennister> [328] sourceforge isn't helping me either...faqs and documentaiton page are down
[19:33] <BlizMare> Hammer, are you logged on as root or using SU?
[19:34] <_dennister> hey gang...having a bit of trouble configuring apt-proxy, can anyone help me with backend entries?
[19:34] <Hammer89> BlizMare: no
[19:34] <racarter> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[19:34] <racarter> there is a section for "any" release and a jaunty specific option
[19:35] <racarter> does it matter which I take?
[19:35] <_chun> Need some help: I ran system>administration>computer janitor, rebooted, now nautilus refuses to run, I get a Segmentation Error every time
[19:35] <sere> does anyone know if i can get a resolution larger than 1024 ?
[19:36] <Hammer89> BlizMare: I fixed it... added "cd ~" to my .bashrc file
[19:36] <bestcallumuk> I'm on MacBook 4,1 and my sound sounds tinny, help?
[19:36] <jv1> erUSUL: tx
[19:36] <Flannel> racarter: Use the one specific to your Ubuntu version
[19:37] <z1ng3r> How can I fix the slow file access for sata-II drives  on ibex?
[19:38] <jean_> #Ubuntu-br
[19:38] <Alex_K> Hey, I just "upgraded" to jaunty... Now when I go to hardware drivers to let it find my wireless and graphics card, it says there are no proprietary drivers... and my wireless card doesn't work. Also, does anyone know why, when I installed ubuntu on a secondary drive, it overwrote my main drives boot loader and now the secondary doesn't have anything to boot from?
[19:39] <PiTHoN> @find fabulosos cadilac
[19:40] <kitche> Alex_K: umm because the MBR usually gets written to the primary drive no matter what so you should be bale to boot the secondary drive from the MBR on the primary drive
[19:40] <Alex_K> I just figured if I told it to install to that drive it would right the MBR to it
[19:40] <bestcallumuk> I'm on MacBook 4,1 and my sound sounds tinny, help?
[19:41] <Alex_K> I just figured if I told it to install to that drive it would write the MBR to it wow I can't type today lol
[19:41] <p-f> anything that requires 3d, be it Processing or Matlab's 3d graphs show up with a lot of black artefacts. Any ideas what might be wrong, or at least what other tests could help me narrow down the possibilities? Glxgears  seems ok.
[19:41] <tannersummers> How can I get java  update 6 Update 13  for ubuntu?
[19:41] <Nrbelex> Does the default Ubuntu have any test sounds which should be playable out of the box?
[19:42] <kunal> i am not getting anything
[19:42] <bestcallumuk> can i get help here?
[19:42] <racarter> argh
[19:42] <p-f> just ask
[19:42] <_dennister> hey gang...having a bit of trouble configuring apt-proxy, can anyone help me with backend entries?
[19:42] <Alex_K> Nrbelex, if you go to hardware testing there is somewhere in there that will play a sound
[19:43] <fornix> Nrbelex: u can log out and back again. u should hear the ubuntu music
[19:43] <bestcallumuk> or is it because i'm on a mac and no-one can help
[19:43] <racarter> i've installed the medibuntu repo and libdvdcss2 and libdvdread4.. i still cannot watch dvds..
[19:43] <racarter> "Could not open location; you might not have permission to open the file."
[19:43] <tannersummers> How can I get latest java for ubuntu?
[19:44] <racarter> nevermind, it plays with vlc..
[19:45] <fornix> tannersummers: $ sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[19:46] <tannersummers> ty
[19:46] <rampage73> bestcallumuk, what help do u need?
[19:46] <bestcallumuk> I'm on MacBook 4,1 and my sound sounds tinny
[19:46] <mimiloon> hi everybody, i've just upgraded to ubuntu 9.04 (host) and have a problem with "virtualbox" and that is when the guest OS goes into full screen and the host goes into the screensaver, after getting out of the screen saver, the keyboard stops working until i get out of the guest OS
[19:46] <z1ng3r> anyone know how to remedy painfully slow SATA transfer speeds?  A lot of talk via google and nothing in the way of a fix that I've seen.
[19:47] <rampage73> bestcallumuk, sorry i am not real familiar with macs thought it might have been a general problem
[19:47] <BlizMare> That sounds like a console emulation problem with the virtual machine.
[19:47] <geirha> tannersummers: and sun-java6-plugin if you want the plugin for firefox, and sun-java6-jdk if you want to develop java apps.
[19:48] <wigglez> guys i need to download 3 specific packages off of the ubuntu mirrors but im not sure where
[19:49] <DJ_DE> I know how that goes
[19:49] <geirha> wigglez: http://packages.ubuntu.com
[19:49] <wigglez> i need to download build-essential linux-kernel-headers linux-kernel-devel and put them all on flash drive
[19:49] <wigglez> k
[19:49]  * BlizMare still needs help with advanced partitioning routine for Ubuntu 9.04 to get around the fakeraid issues at boot.
[19:49] <wigglez> btw what is karmic?
[19:49] <wigglez> is it the new ubuntu
[19:49] <geirha> wigglez: Ah, in that case you want to create a package download script
[19:49] <mimmo91> ciao
[19:49] <RedSocrates> wigglez: It's the next version of Ubuntu that is currently in development, not released yet
[19:50] <wigglez> nice cool
[19:50] <wigglez> geirha:  yes that would be better
[19:50] <sere> does anyone know if i can get a resolution larger than 1024 ?
[19:50] <RedSocrates> sere: That will depend on various factors, including your video card and monitor capabilities
[19:50] <sere> does anyone know if i can get a resolution larger than 1024 using tvout on my nvidia card
[19:50] <geirha> wigglez: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Synaptic/PackageDownloadScript
[19:50] <bestcallumuk> For some reason I can't switch on visual effects, after searching for drivers I get error "Desktop effects could not be enabled". Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty)
[19:50] <rampage73> bestcallumuk, apparently this is a bug and it has been filed but no fix yet
[19:50] <rampage73> bestcallumuk, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook4-1/Jaunty
[19:50] <wigglez> ty :)
[19:50] <mimiloon> BlizMare: i've checked the postings of virtualbox website and the problem occurred when using ubuntu 9.04
[19:51] <_chun> I'm getting a segfault with nautilus, can anyone help?
[19:51] <geirha> wigglez: karmic is the release due in october. It's currently under development
[19:51] <wigglez> cool cool
[19:51] <wigglez> im not a daily ubuntu user, but it has come a long way since i last used it
[19:51] <sere> does anyone know if i can get a resolution larger than 1024 using tvout on my nvidia card
[19:51] <wigglez> sere depends on if its supported i would guess.
[19:52] <sere> wigglez: i think it is
[19:52] <Decepticon> do exclude arguments to tar have to be arranged in alphabetical order?
[19:52] <wigglez> sere well if it supported by the nvidia chipset, then you should be able to use nvidia-config or something of that nature to change it
[19:53] <Alex135> Alright, i got an old akamai server that i am wanting to atleast boot with the ubuntu live cd so i can check what all it has, its a pentium 3 processor and i get the initramfs shell whenever i boot. Any ideas? ive tried several things
[19:53] <sere> wigglez: nvidia-settings it was i use and it should work but wont give me anything larger than 1024
[19:53] <wigglez> ah ok
[19:53] <mimiloon> hi everybody, i've just upgraded to ubuntu 9.04 (host) and have a problem with "virtualbox" and that is when the guest OS goes into full screen and the host goes into the screensaver, after getting out of the screen saver, the keyboard stops working until i get out of the guest OS; i had no problems with it when i was using ubuntu 8.1
[19:53] <wigglez> well im not sure then :P
[19:54] <wigglez> im downloading at 1.5MB/s on the hospitals wifi internet lol ;s
[19:54] <bestcallumuk> Can I request a help slot?
[19:55] <lada_> hi. trying to install an icon pack in 9.04 and when I open the archive in appearance preferences, it just closes down and doesn't do anything. any thoughts?
[19:55] <rampage73> bestcallumuk, ask away
[19:55] <bestcallumuk> For some reason I can't switch on visual effects, after searching for drivers I get error "Desktop effects could not be enabled". Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty)
[19:55] <rampage73> if we can answer we will
[19:56] <rampage73> bestcallumuk, sounds like it did not find the correct drivers
[19:56] <bestcallumuk> can i make it work?
[19:56] <Jeaton> how is quad core support in ubuntu?
[19:57] <rampage73> bestcallumuk, do you know what video hardware you have?
[19:57] <BlizMare> You can force 3d depending on the vesa you're using.
[19:57] <Slart> Jeaton: fully supported
[19:57] <mica> alo
[19:57] <bestcallumuk> some macbook intel gma
[19:57] <mica> alo
[19:57] <mica> goodbay
[19:57] <Malicia> mica?
[19:57] <mica> abla portugues
[19:57] <Malicia> no
[19:58] <Slart> Jeaton: I'm running an AMD quad core and it works by default, no configuration needed, frequency governors and such all work.
[19:58] <Nrbelex> I'm trying to run my sound through an MD-PORT AN1 digital to analogue converter. Under sound preferences I can hear the tone when I press "Test", but otherwise I don't hear any sound from the system. What can I do?
[19:58] <geirha> !portugues | mica
[19:58] <Slart> !pt
[19:58] <geirha> !portuguese | mica
[19:58] <coz_> !pt | mica
[19:59] <coz_> mmm
[19:59] <lada_> hah.
[19:59] <Jeaton> do you notice a big difference with the quad cores?
[19:59] <Murre> hi, I have a friend who keeps asking me whats the big deal about Ubuntu/Linux, and when I can't tell him he always says that Microsofts Windows is better in all ways compared to ubuntu...well I would like to know a few things that  I can say so I can shut him up! Why should people have a linux version like Ubuntu??
[19:59] <SamWeasley> Hi!
[19:59] <Slart> Jeaton: compared to what?
[19:59] <BlizMare> bestcall, I would think xserver-xorg i810 or similar would work fine with that video setup. It might not have 3d out the box, but you can force it in your xorg.conf
[19:59] <Jeaton> possibly a dual core machine
[20:00] <pronoy> what is the content of index.php in /var/www ?
[20:00] <SamWeasley> I need to burn a GCM file (GameCube game). Someone could giove me a help?
[20:00] <lada_> so... would anyone know why appearance prefs just shuts down when I try and open an icon theme in it?
[20:00] <permanewb> Is there an option to get the alternate cd installer to not download from the internet?
[20:00] <Jeaton> i don't know, im thinking about building a top of a line machine and sticking ubuntu on it
[20:00] <permanewb> I mean the 9.04 alternate cd installer
[20:00] <Alex135> SamWeasley: it wont work unless you have your gamecube cracked
[20:01] <CarlFK> Murre: if he thinks that, there is no logical answer
[20:01] <Jeaton> i don't know if it would be a waste when I can just use possible a dual core, and get almost about the same performance
[20:01] <rampage73> bestcallumuk, possible help here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1131754
[20:01] <Murre> mhm..maybe you are right
[20:01] <SamWeasley> CarlFK > i'll use it on a modchip'ed Wii
[20:01] <sebsebseb> Murre: http://www.distrowatch.com  find out about distros there.  http://www.linuxtoday.com read Linux articles and such
[20:01] <deany> pronoy, "It Works!"
[20:01] <Slart> Jeaton: hmm.. haven't run a dual core in a while.. unless you count my laptop.. and that is inferior in so many ways that the number of cores don't really matter
[20:01] <Murre> ok hanks
[20:01] <Murre> *thanks
[20:01] <sebsebseb> !freedom | Murre
[20:01] <pronoy> deany: lol thanks
[20:01] <Murre> hahaha
[20:02] <SamWeasley> Alex135 > i'll use it on a modchip'ed Wii
[20:02] <sebsebseb> Murre: plenty of stuff on the net,  that you can  read and then use
[20:02] <Slart> Jeaton: the difference between single core and dual core is the major leap if you ask me... 2 cores to 4 cores is just more of the same..
[20:02] <Alex135> SamWeasley: hmm... well burning a image, i find, works best with things like k3b but thats for KDE
[20:02] <Alex135> i am useing a ubuntu live cd i have run on a number of other machines successfully with no scratches, and the boot fails with the error target filesystem doesn't /sbin/init and the previous mount attempts for other directories have failed and claims "no such file or directory"
[20:02] <CarlFK> im trying to run xen on jaunty (to get a grip on xen on EC2) - sudo xm create = ERROR Internal error: Could not obtain handle on privileged command interface (2 = No such file or directory)
[20:02] <Slart> Jeaton: I doubt I would be able to tell if the machine I was working on used dual or quad core.. without using special tools
[20:02] <SamWeasley> Alex135 > I use it, but file is not .iso, is .gcm
[20:03] <ibuclaw> Jeaton, with programs utilising quad-core (or multi core) CPUs, you'll notice a huge improvement. When using programs that don't utilise, they'll be just as quick as running them on a single core.
[20:04] <Alex135> SamWeasley: its the same thing from what i have read...
[20:04] <tannersummers_> Could anyone get azureus aka vuze to work on ubuntu?
[20:04] <SamWeasley> Alex135> Okay, I'll give a try. I rename .gcm to .iso and I'll burn it
[20:04] <Jeaton> ok
[20:04] <Alex135> SamWeasley: acording to what i just read, yes
[20:05] <Slart> Jeaton:
[20:05] <Alex135> SamWeasley: oh before you leave, where do you find cd's/dvd's of that size?
[20:05] <Slart> oops, sorry
[20:05] <Fustire> can anyone tell me what a quick and easy way is to operate ubuntu remotely (from windows)
[20:05] <SamWeasley> Alex135> For Wii I know that even k3b complaining about not being a iso9660, it works properly
[20:05]  * Gonium is away: Ausente por el momento
[20:06] <Slart> Fustire: vnc is nice and supported on a lot of hardware
[20:06] <SamWeasley> Alex135> Also, my k3b don't allow to burn under 4x
[20:06] <wigglez> anyone know if the kernel-headers and kernel-devel are installed by default in 9.04?
[20:06] <Slart> !vnc | Fustire
[20:06] <Alex135> SamWeasley: no idea there, sorry
[20:06] <Slart> wigglez: I don't think so.. I seem to recall having to install kernel headers for some compiling stuff
[20:06] <tvaughn> im running ubuntu 9.04 and i cant seem to figure out how to find desktop themes to install
[20:07] <wigglez> hmm it says they are already installed but they arent
[20:07] <wigglez> weird :/
[20:07] <wigglez> it says the generic headers and devel are installed.
[20:07] <wigglez> hmm
[20:07] <geirha> wigglez: you'll want to install linux-headers-<kernel-version>
[20:07] <wigglez> k
[20:07] <ibuclaw> wigglez, headers are installed in /usr/src/
[20:08] <kumarabhi> hi people
[20:08] <SamWeasley> Alex135> My DVD Burner's a external LG
[20:08] <kumarabhi> anybody can tell me how do i boot my laptop using an iso image?
[20:08] <Alex135> SamWeasley: i dont put a lot of credit into external drives
[20:08] <deany> wigglez,  sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r
[20:08] <wigglez> linux-headers-2.6.28-11 <-- inside of /usr/src
[20:08] <Alex135> SamWeasley: generally they dont work as well
[20:08] <ibuclaw> wigglez, and /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build should be pointing to the headers directory in /usr/src
[20:09] <deany> wigglez,  sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`   (oops)
[20:09]  * BlizMare still needs assistance with partitioning in Ubuntu 9.04 to get past the fakeraid issues.
[20:09] <SamWeasley> Alex135> For burning of normal disks and Wii disks it is okay
[20:09] <wigglez> er my problem with running or downloading anything is that i have no net access on the laptop beside me
[20:09] <wigglez> the wireless nic doesnt work
[20:09] <SamWeasley> Alex135> Same for DVD video disks
[20:09] <Nrbelex> Can OSS sound be used with Adobe's Flash 10?
[20:09] <Alex135> SamWeasley: well, it shouldn't be complaining for the gamecube one either
[20:09] <Slart> kumarabhi: burn the iso to a cd.. boot from the cd.. afaik you can't boot from an iso
[20:09] <ibuclaw> wigglez, ethernet ?
[20:09] <wigglez> basically. im trying to install vmware on the laptop without wireless so i can install another OS within vmware and boot natively
[20:09] <geirha> wigglez: Use Synaptic to make a package download script
[20:10] <wigglez> geirha:  i am
[20:10] <Alex135> i am useing a ubuntu live cd i have run on a number of other machines successfully with no scratches, and the boot fails with the error target filesystem doesn't /sbin/init and the previous mount attempts for other directories have failed and claims "no such file or directory" can someone give me a hand?
[20:10] <p-f> anything that requires 3d, be it Processing or Matlab's 3d graphs show up with a lot of black artefacts. Any ideas what might be wrong, or at least what other tests could help me narrow down the possibilities? Glxgears  seems ok.
[20:10] <geirha> wigglez: There's virtualbox-ose in the repositories ... might be easier to just install that
[20:10] <z1ng3r> anyone know how to remedy painfully slow SATA transfer speeds?  A lot of talk via google and nothing in the way of a fix that I've seen.
[20:10] <kumarabhi> Slart: my cd rom drive gone bad. cant boot from it
[20:10] <kumarabhi> i have to install ubuntu
[20:10] <ibuclaw> wigglez, which version of Ubuntu and which version of gcc ?
[20:10] <Slart> kumarabhi: try booting from an usb stick instead
[20:10] <Slart> !usb | kumarabhi
[20:10] <wigglez> ibuclaw:  9.04... and i havent installed gcc yet im making scripts...
[20:11] <SamWeasley> Someone here has tried Ubuntu on a Aspire One? It runs okay?
[20:11] <norc_> Does the ubuntu live cd ship with grub?
[20:11] <Slart> z1ng3r: hmm.. slow sata.. any weird hardware involved?
[20:11] <Slart> norc_: afaik, yes
[20:11] <norc_> Slart, Ill tias :)
[20:11] <z1ng3r> slart No.  Intel motherboard with embedded PATA and SATA.
[20:12] <ibuclaw> wigglez, VMWare may not support the 2.6.28 kernel yet, due to changes and heavy development in Linux, and the little time VMWare has had to catch up.
[20:12] <Slart> norc_: huh?
[20:12] <pumanera> ciao
[20:12] <wigglez> well im going to find out then :/
[20:12] <norc_> Slart, Ill try it and see ;)
[20:13] <Slart> norc_: bah.. didn't see that one =)
[20:13] <tvaughn> im running ubuntu 9.04 and i cant seem to figure out how to find desktop themes to install
[20:13] <norc_> wah nvm, Ill go to debian probably its faster
[20:13] <Jack_Sparrow> !themes > tvaughn
[20:13] <Slart> tvaughn: go to www.gnome-look.org
[20:13] <adrian> hej ;)
[20:13] <wigglez> hmmm
[20:13] <Slart> !pl | adrian
[20:14] <adrian> !pl  | adrian
[20:14] <tvaughn> thanks
[20:14] <Slart> adrian: to join the polish channel type   /join #ubuntu-pl
[20:15] <z1ng3r> Slart: i"ve tried setting the BIOS to ATA mode from AHCI mode, that doesn't seem to fix it.  I'm only recently noticing it after patching an 8.04 system (yesterday).
[20:15] <Heero2007> hi
[20:15] <kumarabhi> Slart,ubottu : again my laptop does not support boot from usb.
[20:16] <stz184> is there somebody with Acer eMachine 520-2496 laptop?
[20:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !eee
[20:16] <kumarabhi> i got cursed it seems
[20:16] <Slart> z1ng3r: I've never really messed with the sata/pata system, it's the one thing that has always just worked for me
[20:16] <kumarabhi> ubottu: pls tell me how to boot from iso image of ubuntu
[20:16] <Nrbelex> is Gnash a good substitute for Adobe's proprietary Flash player? Can Gnash use the OSS?
[20:16] <Slart> kumarabhi: ouch... well...you might be able to do something clever by booting off a network.. but that will take a lot of work
[20:17] <Jack_Sparrow> kumarabhi You are talking to a bot.. a comuter response system
[20:17] <Slart> !bot
[20:17] <sTEPPZOR> Hi guys. im having issus with the network.. Im connected to a wireless router with wlan0 and i cant get any internet replay.. :S
[20:17] <kumarabhi> Jack_Sparrow: oh i didnt know
[20:17] <sparr> I wonder if there is a correlation between the people who say linux doesn't need reinstalling on a regular (but not often) basis and people who say ext* never needs defragging...
[20:17] <Slart> kumarabhi: I guess it really depends on how badly you need to boot this iso-file
[20:17] <Jack_Sparrow> kumarabhi See the installation options for odd hardware that has no cd or wont boot from cd etc
[20:18] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot > sparr
[20:18] <kumarabhi> Slart: so how do i network install ubuntu. pls tell me the best and east link
[20:18] <sTEPPZOR> anyone that can help me?
[20:18] <zenlunatic> sparr, yup, they're both correct
[20:18] <zenlunatic> sparr, thats the correlation
[20:18] <Jack_Sparrow> zenlunatic ot
[20:18] <racecar56> how do i force grep to only show the first 2 letters of a command's output? (it's several pages of 2 letters)
[20:19] <geirha> !install | kumarabhi
[20:19] <Slart> kumarabhi: there is no "easy" or "good" .. it's just complicated and lots of work
[20:19] <racecar56> that are all the same
[20:19] <Slart> kumarabhi: if I were you I would buy an external usb cd reader and boot from that
[20:19]  * Gonium is back.
[20:19] <franczen> Hi
[20:19] <_dennister> hey gang...having a bit of trouble configuring apt-proxy, can anyone help me with backend entries?
[20:19] <franczen> Anybody a wifi guru here?
[20:20] <kumarabhi> Slart: so basicall its booting from usb , right?
[20:20] <MontelEdwards> cock
[20:20] <racecar56> how do i force grep to only show the first 2 letters of a command's output? (remove every package listed by dpkg -l that says rc at the beggining but not the ii ones)
[20:20] <sparr> Jack_Sparrow: I am curious of your concept of OT.  Are you saying that asking about reinstalling ubuntu is OT?  Or that people telling me that I shouldn't need to is OT?  Or they my comparing those people to the people who (incorrectly) told me that I don't need to defrag is OT?
[20:20] <sTEPPZOR> anyone care to help me?
[20:21] <MDNZ> hello :)
[20:21] <racecar56> hi
[20:21] <Slart> kumarabhi: I'm not sure if booting from an usb stick and booting from an usb cd drive is the same
[20:21] <mikeh789> is firefox "crashy" again for anybody else??
[20:21] <sebsebseb> !ask | sTEPPZOR
[20:21] <kumarabhi> Slart: i think they r the same
[20:21] <mrunagi_> im having trouble mounting my flash drive
[20:21] <asdfasdfa> anyone here can help me with logitech mouse being laggy
[20:21] <sebsebseb> sTEPPZOR: oh you did
[20:21] <kumarabhi> Slart: thing is my comp will not check for booting from usb
[20:21] <sebsebseb> !wireless | sTEPPZOR
[20:21] <Jack_Sparrow> spar You are trolling please stop
[20:21] <asdfasdfa> !mouse
[20:22] <sebsebseb> sTEPPZOR: and no I don't help with wireless
[20:22] <jdu> asdfasdfa, system => preferences => mouse
[20:22] <_dennister> mikeh789: firefox is always 'crashy'
[20:22] <Slart> kumarabhi: hmm.. you could remove the hard drive from the laptop, install ubuntu to it by using another computer, and then put it back
[20:22] <gordonjcp> Jack_Sparrow: sparr was asking a perfectly reasonable question, although it *is* OT
[20:22] <_dennister> hey gang...having a bit of trouble configuring apt-proxy, can anyone help me with backend entries?
[20:22] <kumarabhi> Slart: i already have ubuntu 8.04 on my comp and iso image of 9.04 . so i have grub. i heard that ther is an option to instal ubuntu from grub if i know the location of iso image
[20:22] <asdfasdfa> how will going to preferences get rid of lag?
[20:22] <sTEPPZOR> okey thanz
[20:22] <sTEPPZOR> thanx*
[20:22] <sparr> Jack_Sparrow: as long as one person is helpful out of ten telling me I am crazy, I'll keep asking.  Ban me if you don't like it, I won't be offended.
[20:22] <kumarabhi> Slart: that wud be my last option
[20:22] <asdfasdfa> it just shows sensitivity of mouse
[20:22] <sebsebseb> sTEPPZOR: yeah hopefuly the bot link is useful
[20:23] <Jack_Sparrow> gordonjcp offtopic is offtopic and he is Wrong about defrag
[20:23] <kumarabhi> Slart: thats how i installed last tiem
[20:23] <kumarabhi> Slart: *time
[20:23] <gordonjcp> Jack_Sparrow: so take it to #u-ot
[20:23] <WIGGMPk> Anyone use Virtualbox (the proprietary version) I need some help getting USB devices to auto mount in Jaunty
[20:23] <Jack_Sparrow> gordonjcp I dont care to take it to offtopic, but he is free to do so
[20:23] <asdfasdfa> man mount
[20:24] <racecar56> how do i only remove every package that begins with 'rc' when i do 'dpkg -l'?
[20:24] <sebsebseb> WIGGMPk: try #vbox
[20:24] <Jack_Sparrow> WIGGMPk FYI there is a vbox channel
[20:24] <mrunagi_> !fat32
[20:24]  * BlizMare still needs advanced partitioning assistance for fakeraid solution on boot.
[20:24] <eseven73> WIGGMPk, you must be apart of the vbox user group to use USB
[20:24] <Slart> kumarabhi: that's more than I know of.. but it sounds pretty sweet if it's possible
[20:24] <racecar56> btw #virtualbox links to #vbox
[20:24] <eseven73> that's the secret, not many know about
[20:24] <jdu> asdfasdfa, there is a speed /acceleration option
[20:24] <Jack_Sparrow> eseven73 agreed
[20:25] <thevishy> hi i am not able to boot my ubuntu machine !
[20:25] <Slart> kumarabhi: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/grub-booting-an-iso-image-315354/
[20:25] <racecar56> thevishy, more detail pls
[20:25] <thevishy> i installrf it fine but now while booting it says errors like these
[20:25] <sebsebseb> !details | thevishy
[20:25] <asdfasdfa> that doesn't get rid o flag
[20:25] <asdfasdfa> lag
[20:25] <_dennister> #is still looking for apt-proxy help
[20:25] <Jack_Sparrow> thevishy details like did it ever work?
[20:25]  * racecar56 is waiting
[20:25] <WIGGMPk> eseven73: thanks mate, Ill give that a go
[20:25] <eseven73> np
[20:26] <thevishy> ata1.00 Exception Emas oxo , BRMA STAT
[20:26] <thevishy> STAT { DRDY ERR]
[20:26] <Slart> racecar56: tried sudo apt-get remove rc.* ?
[20:26] <racecar56> Slart, no, trying now
[20:26] <jdu> asdfasdfa, ok, that's worked for me before; there may be xorg settings you can add to fix it (google)
[20:26] <Slart> racecar56: there is a switch to only simulate
[20:26] <thevishy> yes it did work befpre
[20:26] <thevishy> before*
[20:26] <Slart> racecar56: don't just run it !
[20:26] <asdfasdfa> looking
[20:26] <eseven73> Slart, -s I think
[20:26] <eseven73> or -S
[20:26] <tofaffy|ghost> Hey guys. Anytime I log out of my account, the screen goes black and the only way to get it back is if I just restart. Is this a known bug? Could someone point me in the right direction to fix it?
[20:26] <thevishy> it was working while untile i just started my machine
[20:26] <Slart> eseven73: mm.. I think it's -s
[20:27] <eseven73> yea
[20:27] <thevishy> it is now not booting into the system
[20:27] <racecar56> Slart, no that dosent work
[20:27] <jfxberns> Any idea where I can get nvidia-config?  I just did a clean install of Jaunty and the nVidia drivers are installed--but I can't set the right resolution.  nvidia-config is not in the nvidia 180.xx package from the Ubuntu reporitories and that always used to fix this problem on previous installs.
[20:27] <Jack_Sparrow> thevishy What have you recently installed or have you changed or added any unsupported sources to your sources list or run any scripts that did so.
[20:27] <Slart> racecar56: did you install the packages using apt?
[20:27] <mrunagi_> so frustrating i cant mount my flash drive
[20:27] <Slart> eseven73: thanks =)
[20:27] <blz> quick question about LVMs:  if i have an lvm consisting of one logical volume spanning over 2 disks, can the disks spin down independently, or do both have to be spinning whenever data is read/written?
[20:27] <eseven73> :D
[20:28] <thevishy> i installed ruby thats its - nothing more Jack_Sparrow
[20:28] <jdu> tofaffy|ghost, sounds like you may have a gdm configuration problem.  gdm can have a different refresh rate / resolution which may not be working with your monitor.
[20:28] <franczen> racecar56: would this work? dpkg -l |grep ^[^rc]
[20:28] <Jack_Sparrow> thevishy From our repos or from antoher
[20:28] <thevishy> i did sudo apt-get install ruby
[20:28] <tofaffy> jdu: but would that cause it to happen ONLY when I log out? Not when I log in?
[20:28] <racecar56> Slart, i did a purge of libgtk2.0-0 (no, im not crazy, i have a reason to do this) and it still leaving a ton of dependencies of it as 'rc' under dpkg -l
[20:28] <Jack_Sparrow> !info ruby
[20:28] <thevishy> shud be the regular source
[20:28] <racecar56> Slart, im making my own distribution
[20:29] <jdu> tofaffy, good question.  What version of ubuntu are you running?
[20:29] <Slart> racecar56: hmm.. those rc thingies.. are those packages? or something else?
[20:29] <cole_> Hi all, im trying to upgrade to version 8.04, ive downloaded the alternate cd, ive run the upgrade tool and its downloaded all the package files, however i get this error message: "Failed to fetch cdrom:[Ubuntu 8.04.2 _Hardy Heron_ - Release i386 (20090121.2)]/pool/main/o/openoffice.org/openoffice.org-style-human_2.4.1-1ubuntu2.1_all.deb Hash Sum mismatch" anyone know what this is?
[20:29]  * Pranka Be back later in a few hours.
[20:29] <racecar56> franczen, nope
[20:29] <tofaffy> jdu: 8.10
[20:29] <tofaffy> Jaunty
[20:29] <thevishy> I wonder what has botched up
[20:29] <jdu> tofaffy, which one?  jaunty is 9.04
[20:29] <racecar56> Slart, 'rc' at the begining of dpkg -l
[20:29] <thevishy> does installing ruby screw up the whole OS ?
[20:29] <Kae> sup?
[20:29] <Slart> racecar56: hang on.. let me check
[20:30] <Jack_Sparrow> thevishy It should not, but I have not tried ruby
[20:30] <sebsebseb> thevishy: shoudn't do
[20:30] <blz> quick question about LVMs:  if i have an lvm consisting of one logical volume spanning over 2 disks, can the disks spin down independently, or do both have to be spinning whenever data is read/written?
[20:30] <thevishy> right yeah its odd , i dont understand what happened
[20:30] <racecar56> Slart, e.g. "rc  package version description"
[20:30] <chazco> Hi... anyone know how to make a .deb file?
[20:30] <Jack_Sparrow> !packaging
[20:30] <racecar56> chazco, ezezez
[20:30] <racecar56> chazco, checkinstall
[20:31] <tofaffy> jdu: I just realized that I am, in fact, not using the latest version of Ubuntu. I didn't realize I had an older iso...I think I'm going to go update and see if that does anything :D
[20:31] <thevishy> ruby is just few MB's   a small language
[20:31] <jdu> tofaffy, ok, hope it works
[20:31] <chazco> Jack_Sparrow - Thanks :) racecar56 - only really useful when there is a make install available, thanks anyway
[20:31] <Jack_Sparrow> thevishy can you pastebin your sources.list
[20:31] <racecar56> chazco, ya, yw
[20:32] <Slart> racecar56: can't really find any information on what "rc" means...
[20:32] <racecar56> Slart, if you want ill give you a line of what i see which i want to remove
[20:32] <jdu> Slart, run command originally I believe
[20:32] <blz> does anybody  know how ext4 compares to xfs in terms of performance on large files?
[20:32] <thevishy> i will install extendfs in windows hang on
[20:33] <sebsebseb> blz: not exactly, but I could give you a link to a good article about Ext4
[20:33] <Ubunt1> Virtual PC
[20:33] <thevishy> Jack_Sparrow : the error is very much like this http://lists.debian.org/debian-powerpc/2007/08/msg00154.html
[20:33] <racecar56> Slart, i think it means there are still conf files, which is weird as i did a purge (i used aptitiude purge libgtk2.0-0)
[20:33] <Ubunt1> ever used Virtual PC
[20:33] <blz> sebsebseb:  that would be great!  I'm considering it for a mythtv box, so any literature is welcome
[20:33] <racecar56> vpc = fail
[20:33] <tofaffy> jdu: sorry to waste your time.
[20:33] <tofaffy> jdu: but thanks very much.
[20:33] <racecar56> vbox pwns vpc, but qemu pwns all
[20:33] <jdu> tofaffy, no problem
[20:33] <jfxberns> Anybody know where I can get nvidia-config?  It's not installed when I install the drivers from the ubuntu repos...
[20:33] <Jack_Sparrow> thevishy Are you running debian or ubuntu and if ubuntu which release or version
[20:34] <deany> racecar56, only if your cpu supports it :(
[20:34] <Jack_Sparrow> !info nvidia-config
[20:34] <racecar56> deany, O RLY?
[20:34] <sebsebseb> blz: I  clean installed  recently, that was overdue,   so  my   / is Ext4 now  for 9.04,  but  old home partition  that I forgot to tell it to use as home is still Ext3, and another Ext3 data partition
[20:34] <racecar56> deany, i have this old celeron from '05 and it works
[20:34] <racecar56> deany, with qemu
[20:34] <thevishy> I am running Linux Mint ubuntu
[20:34] <mrunagi_> !exfat
[20:34] <sTEPPZOR> Wlan0 connected to wierless router, have no internet response. anyone? ive looked at the ubuntu troubleshoot page of that but that didnt help.
[20:34] <sebsebseb> blz: so far I haven't noticed any  advantage with Ext4, but  I haven't  opended big files and such from an Ext4 partition yet
[20:34] <jfxberns> ubottu: yes, i noticed.  So where is a good place to find it?
[20:34] <racecar56> brb
[20:34] <asdfasdfa> anyone here can help me with mouse lag?
[20:34] <Jack_Sparrow> thevishy Then we cant help you, it is too different than the real ubuntu
[20:34] <Jack_Sparrow> !mint
[20:35] <franczen> sTEPPZOR: what chipset?
[20:35] <Slart> racecar56: true.. rc means there are residual configuration files.. I think when you do apt-get purge <package>.. it will only purge the package specified.. dependencies will be removed normally
[20:35] <jfxberns> And why, for god's sake did they remove it?  It's been a lifesaver for me many-a-time.
[20:35] <Slart> racecar56: I guess aptitude works the same way
[20:35] <deany> racecar56, i must be thinkin of something else then that needs hardware virtualisation
[20:35] <sebsebseb> blz: I wil open some of the same data on Ext3 and Ext4, see if I notice anything, probably won't
[20:35] <Slart> jdu: thanks
[20:35] <Ubunt1> Virtual PC
[20:35] <deany> vbox does me fine regardless.
[20:35] <thevishy> Jack8899this problem seems very much related to kernel / hardware issue --- thats why I asked here
[20:35] <Ubunt1> please help
[20:35] <blz> sebsebseb:  Yeah I've heard mixed reviews.  I seem to remember ext3 being hella slow in some cases (mass delete operations I think...) but I haven't used it in a while
[20:35] <Jack_Sparrow> thevishy Wrong place.
[20:35] <Rigongia> hi all
[20:35] <Slart> racecar56: how many packages do you have with the 'rc' status?
[20:36] <Slart> racecar56: just a rough number will do
[20:36] <sTEPPZOR> franczen: its a Acer aspire one A110 so i dont know :P
[20:36] <blz> sebsebseb:  also, doesn't ext4 reduce disk writes?  do you know what the word is on that?
[20:36] <thevishy> ok i will try mint site
[20:36] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[20:36] <franczen> sTEPPZOR: post me the lspci output
[20:36] <franczen> sTEPPZOR: in private, if possible
[20:36] <sebsebseb> blz: check out the release notes  it mentions three Ext4 issues and 9.04.
[20:37] <The_Jag> hi all, is there anyone that has a asus w5fm laptop?
[20:37] <sebsebseb> !notes | blz
[20:37] <Ubunt1> Virtual PC
[20:37] <Ubunt1> please help
[20:37] <franczen> The_Jag: nope, not mine
[20:37] <sebsebseb> blz: it's pretty stable now I think,  hence why Fedora 11 are going to have it as default file system
[20:37] <blz> sebsebseb:  awesome. this is great!   Did you say you had a link to an article as well?
[20:37] <Rigongia> Ubunt1 : first of all explain what your problem is, second this is UBUNTU support channel, not VirtualPC support channel
[20:38] <CrypticSwarm> How would I go about changing the volume outputted by a USB headset.  The normal volume control does not seem to effect the volume of the USB headset.
[20:38] <deany> sebsebseb, not in ubuntu its not.  my friend still has lockups sometimes deleting large files (its a bug), its fine with ext3.
[20:38] <The_Jag> well maybe some one could tell me if there's a way to just downgrade alsa driver
[20:38] <chazco> Jack_Sparrow - Seems that most of those need source code archives etc :( I've got a shell script and some files
[20:38] <deany> sebsebseb, I however, have no problems with it.  odd.
[20:39] <sebsebseb> deany: yeah I know about the lock up issue that's in the release notes
[20:39] <The_Jag> bc i have problem with sound but an old suse with 1.0.11 alsa version works!
[20:39] <ninjafury> hi, i just installed th latest nvidia drivers on jaunty and now I can't get my laptop to suspend. Any one know how to fix this?
[20:40] <sebsebseb> blz: yep indeed I said I had a link http://www.h-online.com/open/The-Ext4-Linux-file-system--/features/113403
[20:40] <sere> wigglez: nvidia-settings it was i use and it should work but wont give me anything larger than 1024
[20:40] <sebsebseb> http://www.h-online.com/open/The-Ext4-Linux-file-system--/features/113403
[20:40] <sere> does anyone know if i can get a resolution larger than 1024 using tvout on my nvidia card
[20:40] <blz> sebsebseb;  brilliant! thank you!
[20:40] <coz_> sere,   you might want to try #nvidia
[20:40] <sebsebseb> blz: good read,  and a little file stystem comparison on it
[20:41] <ninjafury> can anyone please help. I installed new nvidia drivers in Jaunty 64, and now I cant suspend/resume my laptop
[20:42] <shikhar> are there any major issues with kubuntu 9.04 64-bit? i seem to remember flash being an issue
[20:42] <shikhar> deciding whether to go with 32 or 64-bit install
[20:43] <sebsebseb> shikhar:   Java might be an issue the Java plugin
[20:43] <ganymede> hi, i'm looking for where to edit file associations in ubuntu to change the default app that double-clicking something in nautilus will open it with. when i right click and go to properties, i see the command used to execute the app but how can i change the command-line options passed to the app?
[20:43] <sebsebseb> shikhar: Virtualization in Virtualbox  probably got  to put hardware virtualization on or some such, before 64bit  VM's will work on 64bit host
[20:43] <kitche> shikhar: if you got more or equal to 4 gig of ram go with x86_64 if not stick with 32bit
[20:43] <ganymede> and also, i don't see the open with... tab for directories
[20:43] <sebsebseb> shikhar: how much RAM you got?  people say  not much point doing 64bit unless at least 4GB RAM
[20:44] <sebsebseb> kitche: do you know the actsaul reasons for that?
[20:44] <shikhar> 4gb ram
[20:44] <ganymede> sebsebseb: can't address more than 4 gigs of virtual memory without addresses bigger than 32 bits
[20:44] <kitche> sebsebseb: without PAE 32bit can't read more then 3.5ish gb of ram
[20:44] <shikhar> sebsebseb: hmm, i dont expect to use virtualization
[20:45] <sebsebseb> kitche: no I mean why would it apparnatly be pointless to  do  64bit OS on say 2GB RAM?
[20:45] <kitche> sebsebseb: no need to
[20:45] <ganymede> shikhar: 64-bit also enables a few more registers so a select few processes will gain in performance in  64-bit
[20:45] <nejode> jaunty seems to be the greatest thing on earth for half of the users... and a pain for the other half
[20:45] <nejode> I belong to the second half
[20:45] <ninjafury> tried google, no luck. New nvidia drivers on jaunty 64 have stopped my laptop from suspending/resuming. Anyone know how to fix this?
[20:46] <sebsebseb> kitche: well sure, but would there be any  real advantage or not?
[20:46] <racecar56> deany, only kvm needs it
[20:46] <racecar56> Slart, i have no idea
[20:46] <racecar56> Slart, i guess i'll just say my estimate... a ton
[20:46] <shikhar> think ill take the 64 bit leap and deal with problems as they come
[20:46] <sebsebseb> kitche: or I should say any advantage at all
[20:46] <racecar56> Slart, :P
[20:46] <kitche> sebsebseb: well your thing is a bit off-topic really
[20:46] <Slart> racecar56: =)
[20:46] <ganymede> anyone know where to go to edit the file associations (apps listed in the right click menu) to open directories with?
[20:46] <kitche> sebsebseb: it jsut depends on usage I jsut don't see a need myself
[20:46] <J_A_X> shikhar: go 64
[20:47] <sebsebseb> kitche: right ok
[20:47] <sere> does anyone know if i can get a resolution larger than 1024 using tvout on my nvidia card
[20:48] <sighK> hello
[20:49] <Rigongia> hello sighK
[20:49] <sighK> anything interesting in ubuntu land today
[20:50] <linny> how can one tell what graphics card driver the os is using ?
[20:50] <sighK> try lsdev
[20:50] <coz_> linny,    glxinfo | grep version
[20:50] <Slart> racecar56: here's a oneline that will get you the names of the rc packages   dpkg -l | grep '^rc' | sed  's/^rc[ ]*\([^ ]*\).*/\1/'
[20:51] <linny> thanks
[20:51] <Slart> racecar56: perhaps you can feed that to sudo apt-get purge
[20:51] <bghgjkg> figuredi t out
[20:51] <bghgjkg> if you add noapic to grub
[20:51] <bghgjkg> for some reason lag for mouse is gone
[20:51] <bghgjkg> what is noapic?
[20:51] <Slart> Advanced Programmable Interrupt Controller
[20:52] <Slart> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Programmable_Interrupt_Controller
[20:52] <Slart> noapic means.. to.. not use it, I suppose
[20:52] <bghgjkg> !codec
[20:53] <Mike94287> A giant crosshair just appeared on my screen randomly and I have no idea how to turn it off
[20:53] <racecar56> Mike94287, shoot it lokl
[20:53] <Mike94287> racecar56: Funny, but it's actually really bothering me
[20:54] <diffred> hi! I would like to have a terminal as a wallpaper, which is the packet i should install?
[20:54] <racecar56> Mike94287, k, thats odd
[20:54] <Iceman_B> okay, so I just installed Ubuntu 9.04 from a cd, and my resolution is all weird. I have a GF6800LE and a 1440x960 monitor. Previous Ubuntus detected the reso perfectly, this one doesnt. How do I fix this ?
[20:54] <Iceman_B> its stuck at 1024x768 now
[20:55] <Iceman_B> oh and im using the restricted drivers
[20:55] <G_A_C> Hi, I've just run "aptitude update; aptitude full-upgrade" on my Jaunty laptop and it seems to want to remove python2.5 and python2.5-minimal packages...is this safe, or is it likely to cause things to break?
[20:56] <kunal> i am new to it and donot know how to use it
[20:56] <linny> with a default ubuntu install what driver will 9.04 use with an ati hd 2600, r630 chipset, my xorg.conf is blank i cant figure out how to tell what driver im using
[20:57] <linny> *correction rv630 chipset
[20:57] <boss_mc> linny: what's the output of glxinfo | grep vendor?
[20:57] <Iceman_B> nobody knows how how to force a higher resolution ?
[20:57] <G_A_C> linny: it should probably be listed somewhere near the top of /var/log/Xorg.log ?
[20:57] <tannersummers> Anyway to have an animated wallpaper? like maybe a gif picture?
[20:57] <linny> boss_mc:The program 'glxinfo' is currently not installed.
[20:57] <MikeChelen> is there any way to disable capslock?
[20:58] <Slart> MikeChelen: xmodmap
[20:58] <jrib> MikeChelen: system -> preferences -> keyboard
[20:58] <Rigongia> linny : install  the package mesa-utils
[20:58] <linny> cat: /var/log/Xorg.log: No such file or directory
[20:58] <Slart> Xorg.0.log
[20:58] <linny> Rigongia: ok thanks
[20:58] <MikeChelen> Slart, jrib thanks
[20:58] <Iceman_B> brb
[20:58] <Slart> linny: try /var
[20:58] <millencolin> lol hi
[20:58] <Slart> linny: try /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[20:58] <linny> linny@omaha:~$ glxinfo | grep vendor
[20:58] <linny> unknown chip id 0x9589, can't guess.
[20:58] <linny> server glx vendor string: SGI
[20:58] <linny> client glx vendor string: SGI
[20:58] <linny> OpenGL vendor string: Mesa Project
[20:58] <G_A_C> linny: try grep -i driver /var/log/Xorg.0.log (I got the filename wrong)
[20:58] <FloodBot2> linny: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:58] <millencolin> www.freaks.hu
[20:59] <linny> sorry :)
[20:59] <millencolin> is this a good version of ubuntu?
[20:59] <boss_mc> linny: you are using mesa drivers (not radeon or fglrx)
[20:59]  * IamSOG jus tried LXDE and think it's really nice
[21:00] <linny> boss_mc: i have 2 monitors ive got mirrored mode atm, i dont need 3d really just want dual head whats best i cant get it working with fglrx
[21:01] <tannersummers> Guys i got compiz but cant get the cube effect to work, can anyone help?
[21:01] <diffred> hi! I would like to have a terminal as a wallpaper, which is the package i should install, assuming I won't active compiz?
[21:01] <graelin> tannersummers: Is it turned on in compiz settings manager?
[21:01] <racecar56> Slart, sed: option requires an argument -- 'l'
[21:01] <linny> can this mesa driver configure dual head ?
[21:01] <boss_mc> linny: sorry, you are using radeon
[21:01] <Slart> racecar56: huh? it worked on my computer ... dpkg -l | grep '^rc' | sed  's/^rc[ ]*\([^ ]*\).*/\1/'
[21:02] <linny> boss_mc: hehe
[21:02] <boss_mc> linny: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=221174
[21:02] <jmclark> hey, would anybody here be able to help me with removing my quad-booting?
[21:02] <Joeseph> Time to try again....   I have a grub error 15 and I can't boot up jaunty install.  More info here.  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1174437    Any ideas?
[21:02] <racecar56> Slart, for some reason that worked
[21:02] <boss_mc> linny: you probably want the mergedFB version
[21:02] <linny> boss_mc: thanks ill have a read
[21:02] <tannersummers> graelin of course i set it to ctrl shift alt but nothign happens
[21:02] <racecar56> Slart, actually not
[21:02] <racecar56> Slart, it only prints what has rc in front
[21:03] <racecar56> Slart, and YES i passed it to apt-get
[21:03] <racecar56> Slart, apt-get purge | dpkg -l | grep '^rc' | sed  's/^rc[ ]*\([^ ]*\).*/\1/'
[21:03] <Slart> racecar56: wrong way around..
[21:03] <graelin> tannersummers: Do other compiz effects work? You may need to restart X. You also need more than 2 desktops for a good effect. 5 is nice
[21:03] <Slart> racecar56: put apt-get purge on the end
[21:03] <unop_> racecar56,  sudo aptitude purge $(dpkg -l | awk '{print $2}')
[21:04] <racecar56> Slart, oh i tried it with apt-get purge $(blah) and it got better
[21:04] <unop_> errm, my bad
[21:04] <Slart> unop_: aww.. I hate it when I work on something for half an hour and someone comes along and uses awk.. it's cheating ;)
[21:04] <tannersummers> graelin, well some reason settinsg dont save when rebooting but when they are set up everythign else works, and yes i have about 6 desktops
[21:04] <unop_> racecar56,  sudo aptitude purge $(dpkg -l | awk '/^rc/{print $2}')
[21:04] <gregor_> witam
[21:05] <unop_> Slart, sometimes the better tools just win :)
[21:05] <racecar56> unop, ty
[21:05] <unsocial> any hints aboutboracle in ubuntu
[21:05] <unsocial> any hints about  oracle in ubuntu
[21:05] <graelin> tannersummers: Compiz settings? Or Xserver resolutions and such?
[21:05] <racecar56> Slart, problem solved
[21:05] <Slart> unop_: =)
[21:05] <unop_> unsocial, that's too vague a question
[21:05] <Slart> racecar56: nice.. no rc packages left?
[21:05] <racecar56> Slart, sudo aptitude purge $(dpkg -l | awk '/^rc/{print $2}')
[21:06] <racecar56> Slart, its removing them now
[21:06] <tannersummers> compiz
[21:06] <tannersummers> graelin compiz
[21:06] <racecar56> Slart, i have an old comp
[21:06] <unsocial> why?
[21:06] <racecar56> Slart, compaq presario sr1020nx
[21:06] <racecar56> Slart, this thing is a peice of history, i remember it like it was yesterday
[21:06] <Slart> racecar56: oh.. the museum didn't want it ?  ;)
[21:06] <racecar56> Slart, heh
[21:06] <racecar56> Slart, it's probably from 2005
[21:07] <relive> will 9.04 ISO image install on a 16 GB usb flash drive?  i don't want to install it on my hard drive
[21:07] <unop_> unsocial, what do you want to know about oracle on ubuntu?
[21:07] <Slart> racecar56: wow.. I was guessing more like.. 1998 or so
[21:07] <racecar56> Slart, in *PROBABLY* january 2008 they broke, i fixed them
[21:07] <racecar56> Slart, false
[21:07] <racecar56> Slart, oh
[21:07] <racecar56> Slart, saw u message wrong
[21:07] <racecar56> Slart, it's got a floppy drive :P
[21:07] <t-nor> i need some help from a person who have ubuntu 9.04 on a macbook. I don't find how to have brackets, pipe ... with original macbook keyboard
[21:08] <Slart> racecar56: 2005 is almost modern..
[21:08] <racecar56> Slart, btw i never used comps until ~2003
[21:08] <unsocial> just want to use the same as windows ide
[21:08] <unsocial> such as for oracle 9i
[21:08] <ldiamond> locate doesnt work. How do I fix it? The command exists, but it finds nothing
[21:08] <racecar56> Slart, umm....... it dosent have a 3D card, it has 2 cd drives, it has an intel celeron socket 478, ubuntu 8.10 dosen't work on it (9.04 does)
[21:08] <Slart> ldiamond: run "sudo updatedb"
[21:09] <Slart> ldiamond: then try again
[21:09] <Joeseph> Anybody know anything about GRUB2 and it's relation to Ubuntu?   I'm very angry at GRUB right now.
[21:09] <racecar56> Slart, anyways i don't think that was the manufacturing year
[21:09] <_chun> Hi, how can I check my packages against all of the default jaunty ones? I think I've stupidly removed a load of important ones (long story) and I want to make sure everything is in the right place
[21:09] <nejode> joeseph: http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3081671.msg106228#msg106228
[21:09] <racecar56> Slart, ~2004 sounds about right
[21:09] <aj_> hjgj
[21:09] <Slart> racecar56: oh.. they improved hardware compatibility in 9.04.. good job canonical
[21:09] <boss_mc> _chun: installing ubuntu-desktop will draw in the default packages
[21:09] <racecar56> Slart, i have a similar one which however worked better (compaq presario sr1010z #pu166av)
[21:09] <_chun> boss_mc: perfect. thanks a lot
[21:09] <ldiamond> Slart: isnt that supposed to be automatic? I used to be able to locate new files in my previous installations
[21:10] <racecar56> Slart, yeps and im glad they wore off the 'new-releases-need-new-stuff' syndrome
[21:10] <Joeseph> nejode: Hey thanks!  Hope this helps, that's the most comprehensive list I've seen in a while.
[21:10] <spudCakePie> dammit how do i get virtualbox to leave fullscreen mode
[21:10] <Slart> ldiamond: yes.. I think it does it every time you install something.. I might be wrong though
[21:10] <sammy> my friend can't seem to update her intrepid ibex install. changed the repositories to the main servers and update manager says that archive.ubuntu.com doesn't resolve to a valid IP!
[21:10] <racecar56> Slart, btw this 1020 im on now is the oldest comp in the house
[21:10] <tannersummers> graelin any ideas?
[21:10] <nejode> Joeseph: hope it helps
[21:10] <Ix-Xitan> what is the latest version of mysql i can install on ubuntu ?
[21:11] <dehacked79> Can anyone help my figure out why my desktop resolution reverts to lowest every time I restart?
[21:11] <racecar56> Slart, odd fact: it has the fastest clock speed in the hosue
[21:11] <racecar56> Slart, *house
[21:11] <Slart> racecar56: clockspeed and size.. neither matter =)
[21:11] <racecar56> Slart, 2.80 ghz
[21:11] <spudCakePie> anybody know how I can get virtualbox to leave fullscreen mode?
[21:11] <spudCakePie> it messes up with 9.04 on this VM
[21:11] <kitche> spudCakePie: press the host keys it should make it go back to window mode
[21:12] <sammy> or, wait, this says 404 error. that means file not found.
[21:12] <racecar56> Slart, vid card is the worst nightmare
[21:12] <spudCakePie> well, its not. i think that may be related
[21:12] <racecar56> Slart, intel 82845g
[21:12] <bghgjkg> what ever happeneed to the w32codec
[21:12] <racecar56> Slart, horrible thing, it's like VGA all over again
[21:12] <boss_mc> bghgjkg: it's in !medibuntu
[21:12] <Slart> !codecs
[21:12] <bghgjkg> it doesn't work
[21:12] <racecar56> Slart, it can do a teeny bit of 3D things from 1998 but 1999+ don't work
[21:13] <Slart> racecar56: =)
[21:13] <Ix-Xitan> what is the latest version of mysql i can install on ubuntu ? cause the only command that works is 5.0 and am a bit doubting that
[21:13] <Iceman_B> hi again
[21:13] <bghgjkg> !midibuntu
[21:13] <racecar56> Slart, and i have a laptop that is so bad a pentium 3 could work better
[21:13] <uuv> In ubuntu, is there a way to disable trackpad when I plug in an external mouse?
[21:13] <sTEPPZOR_> Ive got my internet trought Wlan0 and want to share that connection trough eth0.. how do i do that?
[21:13] <Iceman_B> so I installed 9.04, and now I cant boot into WinXP anymore. my menu.lst holds 2 map commands
[21:13] <racecar56> Slart, :P
[21:13] <bghgjkg> !codec
[21:13] <boss_mc> !medibuntu | bgamari
[21:14] <boss_mc> !medibuntu | bghgjkg
[21:14] <graelin> tannersummers: short of package reinstall.. not really. You could try running compiz settings as root. Might be being silly and not writing out the file due to permissions. I needed to do that with nvidia settings manager.. but that writes to /etc and permission clash should be expected. Compiz stores setting in /home
[21:14] <Iceman_B> what are they? they look like map		(hd0) (hd2) and map		(hd2) (hd0)
[21:14] <Rigongia> sTEPPZOR_ : you use iptables
[21:14] <Slart> !ics | sTEPPZOR_
[21:14] <kitche> Ix-Xitan looks like 5.1 but the package name has 5.0 in it
[21:14] <bghgjkg> i was just trying to download the w32codec deb
[21:14] <racecar56> Slart, when that laptop gets fixed, pigs will fly
[21:14] <bghgjkg> but it dont exist
[21:14] <Joeseph> nejode: Lots of info on error 15 I'll start at the top and work my way down!..... Man I hope GRUB2 is being developed quickly though, it sounds neat. And I have a love/hate relation with grub.
[21:14] <Ix-Xitan> ok
[21:14] <mobi-sheep> uuv: You can turn off Touchpad in System --> Preferences --> Mouse
[21:14] <tannersummers> graelin how do i run it as root, im new and dont now the name to type in
[21:14] <bghgjkg> this link
[21:14] <bghgjkg> wget -c http://packages.medibuntu.org/pool/non-free/w/w32codecs/w32codecs_20071007-0medibuntu2_i386.deb
[21:15] <Slart> Iceman_B: windows will only boot from hd0.. so if it's installed on hd2 you have to pretend that hd2 is hd0.. and hd0 is hd2
[21:15] <uuv> mobi-sheep: Yes, I know, but I was thinking of a way to make that automatic
[21:15] <Slart> icewaterman: that's what the map command does
[21:15] <Iceman_B> sorry,. hit the wrong menu
[21:15] <graelin> in terminal gksudo or sudo ccsm
[21:15] <boss_mc> bghgjkg: it's much easier to install it through the repository, sorts out dependencies and autoupdates
[21:15] <kitche> bghgjkg: have to ask the medibuntu guys what happen to that package
[21:15] <bghgjkg> ok
[21:15] <Iceman_B> Slart, ah okay, but why the 2 commands under eachother?
[21:15] <Iceman_B> also, Windows IS installed on the first harddrive
[21:15] <G_A_C> Slart, I've managed to boot my windows installation on this laptop from hd(0,3) no problems :S
[21:15] <graelin> tannersummers:  in terminal gksudo or sudo ccsm
[21:16] <Slart> Iceman_B: the first one maps hd0 to hd2, the second maps hd2 to hd0
[21:16] <bghgjkg> it works
[21:16] <bghgjkg> had to go to the site >_<
[21:16] <Iceman_B> okay, but if Windows is installed in the first hdd, then those map commands are unneccesary?
[21:16] <G_A_C> Slart, my bad, you're talking about multiple physical drives...I've had that working too, but only by accident, not design :)
[21:17] <Slart> G_A_C: hd0,3 is still the first hard drive
[21:17] <Iceman_B> I have multiple physical drive but I took care to place both Windows and Linux on the first harddrive
[21:17] <Slart> G_A_C: sorry..didn't see the next line
[21:17] <G_A_C> yeah, I realised my mistake shortly after hitting Enter on that sentence :)
[21:17] <racecar56> Slart, my laptop will run better when pigs fly
[21:17] <Slart> Iceman_B: yes
[21:17] <isa_> oi
[21:18] <isa_> galera
[21:18] <Iceman_B> okay, Iĺl remove them then
[21:18] <Slart> Iceman_B: what does the actual boot line look like?
[21:18] <Iceman_B> for XP ?
[21:18] <gehel__> hello ! I want to install ubuntu server on a headless box (no VGA adapter). Is there a way to do the install via RS232 ?
[21:18] <Slart> Iceman_B: yes.. the one that is under these two map lines
[21:18] <hasjen> i'm installing ubuntu with a alternate cd over a network, but what do i put as the mirror for the release file?
[21:19] <Iceman_B> Slart, hang on
[21:19] <tannersummers> graelin how do i save settings? and which should i choose cube caps or sky dome
[21:19] <gorbierd> how do i replace some text(by pattern) with another in text files(to find pattern in)
[21:19] <andrea_> hi
[21:20] <Slart> gorbierd: sed might be useful..
[21:20] <gehel__> gorbierd: use "sed"
[21:20] <Rigongia> gorbierd : sed -e 's/pattern_to_find/pattern_to_substitute/g' -i $filename
[21:20] <Iceman_B> Slart, http://paste.ubuntu.com/185197/ scroll all the way down
[21:20] <G_A_C> sed -i -e "s/text that's in/text you want/g filename
[21:20] <_lilian_> ouvindo ( Francesco Napoli - Balla Balla.mp3 ) .: kikøscript :. http://kikoscript.blogspot.com
[21:20] <andrea_> there is some way to use blur effect under windows without compiz on xfce??
[21:21] <andrea_> *window
[21:21] <Slart> Iceman_B: yes.. the map commands aren't needed
[21:21] <ericP> how do i turn e67998fc-7c71-4dfa-b07b-8a4af82d5e3b into a partition number
[21:21] <Slart> Iceman_B: if you look at my menu.lst I have to use them http://pastebin.com/f110ce7b0
[21:21] <_lilian_> ouvindo ( Raul Seixas - O Carimbador Maluco.mp3 ) .: kikøscript :. http://kikoscript.blogspot.com
[21:22] <boss_mc> ericP: why do you want to?
[21:22] <Slart> andrea_: I doubt it..
[21:22] <Iceman_B> Slart, so you have Windows on a different physical drive then ?
[21:22] <ericP> boss_mc, 'cause i want to see which partition i booted so i can make an appropriately sized partition on a backup disk
[21:22] <Slart> Iceman_B: yes.. on my fourth drive.. hd3
[21:23] <andrea_> Slart: neiter with cairo-compmgr neiter with other??
[21:23] <Iceman_B> okay
[21:23] <robdig> ericP: ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid
[21:23] <Iceman_B> one more strange thign I noticed
[21:23] <ericP> robdig, rock -- tx
[21:23] <boss_mc> ericP: look at blkid
[21:23] <Iceman_B> my first drive is recognised in Ubuntu as SDC
[21:23] <Iceman_B> not SDA
[21:23] <ericP> and tx boss_mc
[21:23] <Iceman_B> why?
[21:24] <Slart> andrea_: oh.. I don't know what cairo-compmgr can do.. I mean compiz doesn't have a monopoly on blurring things under a window but you will need a compositing engine of some sorts
[21:24] <Slart> Iceman_B: it's connected to the first connector on the motherboard?
[21:24] <andrea_> xfwm and metacity composite manager doesn't support it yet
[21:25] <Iceman_B> yeah
[21:25] <Iceman_B> Primary IDE master
[21:25] <Slart> Iceman_B: you've got two sata drives too?
[21:25] <ki4cgp> I have a drive that is acting odd that I still might use occasionally.  What is the best linux filesystem that will provide the most reliability in case it starts to flake out?
[21:25] <Iceman_B> yeah
[21:25] <andrea_> Slart: i'm using xfce  for DM and with optimization i can reduce the ram usage to 45 MB
[21:25] <Iceman_B> 2 Pata drive, 2 sata drive
[21:26] <simplexio> ki4cgp: maybe ext2
[21:26] <Slart> Iceman_B: then the sata drives are counted first.. so the first pata drive will be number 3
[21:26] <andrea_> Slart: Now, if compiz take 60MB of ram it's not usefull
[21:26] <Iceman_B> aah, okay
[21:26] <Iceman_B> yeah I see it now
[21:26] <Iceman_B> okay, something totally different: I have no audio
[21:26] <pizzledizzle> i want to put some start up commands in ubuntu (xset q off). which file do i put this is?
[21:26] <Iceman_B> it was working before in previous ubuntus
[21:26] <ki4cgp> simplexio, OK.  I would have guessed JFS, but I don't really know the underpinnings of them
[21:27] <Iceman_B> the Audio config only gives a test tone when I pick OSS
[21:27] <Slart> andrea_: ahh.. I see.. no, wasting memory on compiz would be kind of.. odd =)  I have no idea what options are available.. I've just used compiz since it's what works..
[21:27] <Iceman_B> but when I run Amarok, nothing
[21:27] <tannersummers> graelin still nothign cube wont work =[
[21:27] <Slart> Iceman_B: sound hardware?
[21:27] <andrea_> Slart: THANKS...
[21:28] <Slart> andrea_: YOU'RE WELCOME =)
[21:28] <Iceman_B> I have some very old Xfire 1024 DMX thing card
[21:28] <h4ck3r> hello
[21:28] <Iceman_B> it worked under ubuntu though, and its working fine in Windows
[21:28] <pizzledizzle> doesnt anyone know where startup commands go for ubuntu?
[21:28] <Slart> Iceman_B: it doesn't work with alsa?
[21:28] <h4ck3r> no
[21:28] <Slart> !boot | pizzledizzle
[21:28] <Slart> !session | pizzledizzle
[21:28] <h4ck3r> wow
[21:28] <Iceman_B> nope
[21:28] <john_decuir> hey i'm back
[21:29] <Iceman_B> when I try to test it with the test sound, it generates an error
[21:29] <john_decuir> working with moblin
[21:29] <regio1977> help
[21:29] <john_decuir> who was helping me? i had some issues
[21:29] <regio1977> join
[21:29] <Slart> Iceman_B: hmm.. I wonder if it's a regression or if they've just dropped support for it
[21:29] <pizzledizzle> Slart, that's if ure using gnome
[21:29] <Slart> regio1977: hello.. welcome to #ubuntu , do you need help?
[21:29] <HADES2> hey guys any one can give me an help
[21:29] <h4ck3r> i can try
[21:29] <Myrtti> !ask | HADES2
[21:29] <HADES2> thy bro
[21:30] <Iceman_B> Ubuntu recognises my card as a "Sound Fusion CS46xx"
[21:30] <Slart> pizzledizzle: the second one.. yes.. the first one is independant of desktop enviroment
[21:30] <hans_> hi. how do i mount an .isz file like i can do with an .iso file?
[21:30] <h4ck3r> interesting
[21:30] <HADES2> can i go private ?
[21:30] <Myrtti> !pm | HADES2
[21:30] <h4ck3r> go ahead
[21:30] <Slart> hans_: if you run "file nameofisofile.iso" what does it tell you?
[21:31] <john_decuir> just added a second OS to my UNR msi wind, not reaching a boot menu at startup, now only booting new OS.
[21:31] <kitche> hans_: make that .isz for the file command
[21:31] <jake__> hey, i'm having some trouble with Ubuntu and my wireless cards, for osme reason, after x amount of time, my wireless completely dies, i hvave to reboot my pc for it to work again.
[21:31] <boss_mc> john_decuir: what did you add?
[21:31] <john_decuir> moblin beta
[21:31] <jake__> anyone have any insight on what would be causing this issue?
[21:31] <Slart> hans_: ah.. sorry.. yes... .isz instead of .iso
[21:31] <spudCakePie> is there a channel for more informal ubuntu chat?
[21:31] <hans_> Slart, it tells me data...
[21:31] <sTEPPZOR_> Ive now tried to share my connection trough iptables.. my setup is iptables -A FORWARD -i wlan0 -o eth0 -s 192.168.5.0/24 -m state --state NEW -j ACCEPT
[21:31] <sTEPPZOR_> iptables -A FORWARD -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
[21:31] <sTEPPZOR_> iptables -A POSTROUTING -t nat -j MASQUERADE
[21:31] <sTEPPZOR_> sh -c "echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward"
[21:31] <jake__> it's getting really annoying, as i play online games, all of a sudden, boom.
[21:31] <FloodBot2> sTEPPZOR_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:31] <czajkowski> jake__: what verison are you using?
[21:31] <Slart> !ot > spudCakePie
[21:31] <sTEPPZOR_> but still it wont work
[21:32] <hans_> Kitar|st, what do you mean?
[21:32] <jake__> 9.04 Jaunty
[21:32] <kitche> john_decuir: have to ask the moblin guys about your issue mainly not sure if that actually uses grub or not
[21:32] <spudCakePie> ubottu for president!
[21:32] <Iceman_B> so does anyone know why a testtone does work with OSS audio and Amarok then stays silent?
[21:32] <Slart> hans_: hmm.. isn't isz just a zipped up iso file? perhaps it's more complicated than that
[21:32] <czajkowski> jake__: wifi there is pretty good. are you sure it's not your router acting up?
[21:32] <AlexMax> I'm having an issue with line-drawing characters when connecting to my Ubuntu 9.04 server using Windows + PuTTY, for some reason all my line drawing characters are showing up as lqqqqk
[21:32] <AlexMax> as in letters
[21:32] <jake__> czajkowski, positive, works fine on Windows.
[21:32] <Slart> Iceman_B: I don't think amarok does OSS.. not sure though
[21:33] <Iceman_B> o
[21:33] <Iceman_B> that would explain it
[21:33] <jake__> czajkowski, there's 9 computers here, all of them work fine without any issues, i even bought a new wireless card and it does the same :/
[21:33] <Iceman_B> I cant select any audio device anywhere in Amarok though
[21:33] <racecar56> AlexMax, be glad you even got ubuntu installed on you server
[21:33] <pizzledizzle> Slart, first one's for boot. i think xset needs x to be open
[21:33] <HADES2> pm h4ck3r
[21:33] <Myrtti> HADES2: he's gone
[21:33] <tannersummers> how do i change the number of desktops i have?
[21:33] <racecar56> AlexMax, i can't get mine to do ANYTHING
[21:33] <czajkowski> jake__: did you have any issue under Intpreid or is this since you went to Jaunty?
[21:33] <Myrtti> HADES2: just ask your question here
[21:33] <Iceman_B> oh hey
[21:33] <jake__> czajkowski, same issue on Intrepid too
[21:33] <hans_> Slart, can i mount it?
[21:33] <Iceman_B> Rhthmbox gives audio
[21:34] <jake__> czajkowski, i formatted and reinstalled Jaunty, though.
[21:34] <HADES2> hey  i have a problem
[21:34] <Slart> pizzledizzle: mm.. sounds reasonable.. are you using KDE? XFCE? something else?
[21:34] <robdig> tannersummers: right click on the desktop switcher, click properties
[21:34] <HADES2> can any one help me
[21:34] <boss_mc> !ask | HADES2
[21:34] <Myrtti> HADES2: go on, ask
[21:34] <HADES2> sudo su problem
[21:34] <pizzledizzle> Slart, im on xfce4
[21:34] <Myrtti> HADES2: use just sudo
[21:34] <tannersummers> robdig whats and wheres the desktop switcher?
[21:34] <HADES2> autentication falid
[21:34] <Slart> hans_: I don't think so, but I've never used an .isz file myself so I don't really know
[21:34] <Myrtti> HADES2: you don't need sudo su
[21:35] <czajkowski> jake__: sounds like your card issue and not distro issue. I had an issue with realteck drivers have you looked at launchpad at the bugs to see if there is an issue, if not why not log a bug with all the inforation needed
[21:35] <HADES2> sudo do work also
[21:35] <Slart> pizzledizzle: it doesn't have a startup programs thingy in it's settings menus?
[21:35] <AlexMax> racecar56: I'm using linode who offers ubuntu 9.04 as an install option
[21:35] <Myrtti> HADES2: so what's the problem then?
[21:35] <robdig> tannersummers: on right side of bottom bar...next to the trash
[21:35] <racecar56> AlexMax, k
[21:35] <AlexMax> I see a bug in aptitude 0.4.0 that has these UTF-8 issues
[21:35] <tannersummers> robdig my bootm bar is removed...
[21:35] <AlexMax> And apparenlty it's part PuTTY's fault too
[21:35] <jake__> czajkowski, i'm using NETGEAR WPN111 - worked fine for ages
[21:35] <jake__> czajkowski, and i've tried a PCI card, built for linux, same problem
[21:36] <da_bboxking> where would you go so i can configure my laptops wireless so other devices to connect to the Internet through my laptop?
[21:36] <racecar56> AlexMax, i have some terrible thing i don't even know if it IS a server, it might just be a tiny mobo, 3 fans, power supply, and 500 gb sata drive and nothing else
[21:36] <Slart> !ics | da_bboxking
[21:37] <hans_> grrr anyway, thanks
[21:37] <robdig> tannersummers: you can add it to another bar it you want, just right click on a blank space on a bar and click add to panel. called workspace switcher
[21:37] <HADES2> can i go private myrtti
[21:37] <HADES2> ?
[21:37] <Myrtti> HADES2: no. Ask here.
[21:37] <da_bboxking> ok
[21:37] <robdig> tannersummers: assuming that you are using gnome :)
[21:37] <Iceman_B> Slart, perhaps this is related http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=503640 ?
[21:37] <czajkowski> jake__: not sure so, sorry. I'd suggest eihter looking launhcpad at some of the bugs there and seeing if yours fits in somewhere, I do know the forums are also very useful.sorry not much hel
[21:37] <tannersummers> robdig got it ty
[21:37] <Myrtti> !pt | HADES2
[21:37] <HADES2> my sudo dont work
[21:37] <czajkowski> *help
[21:38] <Iceman_B> to my audio problem. It seems indeed that Amarok doesnt use OSS anymore
[21:38] <robdig> tannersummers: np
[21:38] <Myrtti> HADES2: what's wrong with it then?
[21:38] <jake__> czajkowski, no problem, thanks anyway :)
[21:38] <HADES2> autentication falid
[21:38] <HADES2> i cant have adminitrator privilages
[21:38] <Myrtti> HADES2: so what are you trying to do with sudo? are you a member of the admin group to start with?
[21:38] <HADES2> privileges
[21:39] <HADES2> im the firstuser
[21:39] <HADES2> 1000
[21:39] <Myrtti> HADES2: have you enabled root account?
[21:39] <da_bboxking> ubottu: i did  it with my windows laptop so i could connect to xbox live
[21:39] <HADES2> it works fine till today
[21:39] <HADES2> not yet
[21:39] <Myrtti> HADES2: good, don't
[21:39] <elena09> should acpi be off?
[21:39] <Slart> Iceman_B: might be.. interesting read
[21:40] <Iceman_B> its old though, and debian
[21:40] <Iceman_B> 2008 something?
[21:40] <HADES2> any tip to fix it
[21:40] <william> sup all
[21:41] <sere> anyone know why i get choppy sound when playing 2 multiple instances like a game and music in 9.04...only happend when i upgraded
[21:41] <Guest70209> i wish to know is there a good site for ubuntu security
[21:41] <HADES2> autentication ok when i log using ctrl + alt f2
[21:41] <gartral> ok, my system hust crashed.. hard, nothing was working and the scroll and caps lock keys were flashing on my keyboarb, i cant find a crash entry in the logs though... any ideas?
[21:41] <robdig> HADES2: what error message do you get from sudo?
[21:42] <HADES2> on sect
[21:42] <Iceman_B> oh boy, I have no audio in flash
[21:42] <Iceman_B> I cant hear anything on youtube
[21:42] <HADES2> hades@hades-nix:~$ sudo su
[21:42] <HADES2> [sudo] password for hades:
[21:42] <HADES2> Sorry, try again.
[21:42] <bc> Guest70209: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Security
[21:42] <HADES2> pass its ok
[21:42] <ewsubach> will manually added startup applications in GNOME have root privileges?
[21:42] <kitche> HADES2: don't do sudo su use sudo -i
[21:43] <racecar56> finally
[21:43] <elena09> if I want to adress to someone how can I do it?
[21:43] <Beatlesfan> Argh!! why didn't you guys tell me?!?
[21:43] <Slart> elena09: write their name first on the line
[21:43] <guntbert> !prefix | elena09
[21:43] <Slart> elena09: you can use <TAB> to autocomplete the nick.. I just type ele  then press tab.. it fills in the rest for me
[21:44] <racecar56> Beatlesfan, maybe nobody knows
[21:44] <da_bboxking> ﻿ubottu: i did  it with my windows laptop so i could connect to xbox live, cant i do it the some way?
[21:44] <Myrtti> Beatlesfan: huh?
[21:44] <racecar56> Beatlesfan, whats ur question?
[21:44] <Iceman_B> meh well, Iĺl leave it for now
[21:44] <Iceman_B> back later
[21:44] <elena09> !Slart
[21:44] <System404> ubottu is a bot
[21:44] <Iceman_B> Slart, thanks for your input and help :)
[21:44] <Beatlesfan> racecar56: Took me a while but I figured out that you can put /home in a seperate partition on install!
[21:44] <HADES2> yes sudo -i work
[21:44] <Slart> elena09: you don't need the !
[21:44] <Slart> Iceman_B: you're welcome
[21:45] <elena09> Slart?
[21:45] <Myrtti> HADES2: you're welcome
[21:45] <racecar56> Beatlesfan, k
[21:45] <HADES2> thanks
[21:45] <emory> Can anyone walk me through getting my phone tethered to Jaunty?
[21:45] <Slart> elena09: just write my nick.. don't write !Slart ... just Slart
[21:45] <ewsubach> will startup applications in GNOME have root privileges?
[21:45] <aaditya> ewsubach: no
[21:45] <elena09> If I type Slart can you see it?
[21:45] <Slart> elena09: yes.. it's highlighted on my screen
[21:45] <ewsubach> aaditya: do you know how I can do this?
[21:46] <elena09> good, thanks Slart
[21:46] <Slart> elena09: you're welcome
[21:46] <aaditya> ewsubach: you can use sudo
[21:46] <HADES2> its a numpad problem
[21:46] <HADES2> )
[21:46] <mizor_mice> hey.
[21:46] <aaditya> ewsubach: or `gksu`
[21:46] <HADES2> my pass have a special caracter
[21:46] <HADES2> )
[21:47] <Myrtti> !enter | HADES2
[21:47] <elena09> ok. Does anyone know about fglrx and Mobility Radeon cards with Ubuntu? Particularly about Mobility Radeon HD 3450
[21:47] <ewsubach> aaditya: i'll give that a try. thanks!
[21:47] <aaditya> ewsubach: you're welcome
[21:47] <aaditya> !fglrx | elena09
[21:47] <racecar56> elena09, i don't know but i know one thing about ati
[21:47] <racecar56> elena09, it sucks with linux
[21:47] <racecar56> elena09, meh, at least for me
[21:48] <sysdoc_> Ok, I'm having the same problem with the 180 nvidia driver that I had in Ubuntu. It chops off the bottom of the 2 nd display:=0.1. Does FC have the 173 drivers available or has anyone got a fix for this issue witht eh 180 drivers?
[21:48] <m1dlg> I've lost my trash icon how do I restore it?
[21:48] <jose> hi
[21:48] <elena09> racecar56, what kind of card do you have?
[21:48] <racecar56> elena09, then again my compaq presario sr1010z #pu166av (yes it's old) with a radeon 9200se works perfectly
[21:48] <jake__> czajkowski, my issue is the exact same as: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/132042
[21:48] <aaditya> m1dlg: right click on the panel and add applet
[21:48] <m1dlg> I tried that do joy
[21:49] <racecar56> elena09, linux with any radon x4xx and 2xxx suck, and that is waht i have on one of my comps
[21:49] <racecar56> elena09, *radeon and radon 2400 hd pro
[21:49] <sysdoc_> oops, sorry was asking in wrong channel, lol
[21:49] <racecar56> elena09, so much for pro
[21:50] <elena09> I ordered a laptop, Monday coming. With Mobility Radeon HD3450 in it. Fujitsu Siemens Esprimo Mobile
[21:50] <m1dlg> aaditya: I tried that do joy - just tried again and still no option to add trash
[21:50] <Some_Person> How would I 'bond' 2 networks together (eth0 and wlan0) for combined speed?
[21:50] <aaditya> m1dlg: are you using gnome?
[21:50] <nejode> mldlg: put it on the desktop
[21:51] <elena09> Ati has a new driver on its site, Catalyst 9.5, what about it?
[21:51] <racecar56> elena09, DONT
[21:51] <racecar56> elena09, do not install ati driver from site
[21:51] <m1dlg> I think it's gnome
[21:51] <racecar56> elena09, it screws ubuntu
[21:51] <elena09> ok
[21:51] <czajkowski> jake__: cool so in your case I'd give all your pc information and like some folks did the output from your system, and point out what distro version you are using
[21:51] <racecar56> elena09, use the hardware drivers thingy
[21:51] <elena09> Did you install it recently?
[21:51] <racecar56> elena09, system > admin > hardware drivers
[21:51] <Slart> m1dlg: which trashcan did you lose?
[21:51] <elena09> ok and?
[21:51] <m1dlg> the one on the panel at the bottem
[21:52] <Slart> m1dlg: the one on the desktop? or the little one on the grey panel?
[21:52] <aaditya> m1dlg: do you see a list of available panel applets when you select "Add Applet..."?
[21:52] <racecar56> elena09, then you click the driver
[21:52] <racecar56> elena09, activate
[21:52] <Slart> m1dlg: right click on the panel , select Add to panel.. you'll get a long list of stuff you can add.. find "Deleted items"
[21:52] <m1dlg> I see add to panel option
[21:52] <elena09> will it be only one driver there or more?
[21:52] <racecar56> elena09, restart xorg (ctrl alt backspace) (warning for noobies: it closes everything) and login, done
[21:52] <Joeseph> I'm getting an Error 15 (file not found) after initial grub boot up.  Any ideas? More info here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1174437
[21:52] <aaditya> m1dlg: yes, Add to Panel
[21:52] <racecar56> elena09, it was one for me
[21:52] <racecar56> elena09, but i have no clue
[21:52] <m1dlg> Yeah - Fixed
[21:52] <aaditya> m1dlg: select that, and then look for "Trash" in the list
[21:52] <m1dlg> Thanks guys
[21:52] <racecar56> elena09, if there is multiple tell me
[21:52] <aaditya> m1dlg: cool
[21:53] <m1dlg> - The small things that please small people :)
[21:53] <racecar56> elena09, btw the 9200se pwns with ubuntu
[21:53] <nejode> Joeseph: have you tried triel and error booting?
[21:53] <racecar56> elena09, works as nice as a nvidia
[21:53] <m1dlg> thanks guys
[21:53] <Joeseph> nejode: What do you mean?
[21:54] <nejode> Joeseph: when you boot do you get a grub menu?
[21:54] <tannersummers> Guys I got AWN manager which is like a floating dock, but seems to go over the bottom task bar and cant find a way around it
[21:54] <aaditya> !awn
[21:54] <Slart> tannersummers: awn goes on the bottom.. you might want to remove the lower gnome panel
[21:54] <Joeseph> nejode: No I do not.  I get "Grub Stage 1.5" something like "Grub loading" and then the error.   After that, there's a blinking cursor.
[21:55] <Slart> tannersummers: if you dont, they will overlap
[21:55] <tannersummers> slart any way to do it without removing it?
[21:55] <PublicEnemies> What themes are compatible to install on the new Ubuntu release?
[21:55] <coz_> tannersummers,   try holding down alt  and click and drag  or  remove bottom panel
[21:55] <elena09> racecare56, But which driver should I choose from the, from hardware drivers?
[21:55] <racecar56> tannersummers, autohide gnome panel?
[21:55] <Slart> tannersummers: well.. you could drag it to one of the sides
[21:55] <racecar56> elena09, what drivers are there
[21:55] <aaditya> tannersummers: add a gnome panel on the top?
[21:55] <racecar56> elena09, btw type race then press tab and it fills in my username for u
[21:55] <guntbert> !themes | PublicEnemies
[21:55] <tannersummers> i can move the icons, its the damn reflection that overlaps
[21:55] <nejode> Joeseph: you tried the find command in the grub shell on a live CD?
[21:56] <Slart> tannersummers: awn will show you running programs so you don't really need the bottom gnome panel
[21:56] <tannersummers> well mine dont show any running programs, how can i turn it on
[21:56] <racecar56> Joeseph, EASY to fix grub errors...
[21:56] <Joeseph> nejode: I've used the find command on a live cd and it seems to find /boot/grub/menu.lst   ...... I have an idea now though.....  I can go through every file that grub needs with that command until I find what file it needs!
[21:56] <elena09> racecar56: On my PC were more drivers for Nvidia, I choose one and it worked perfectly in Ubuntu, 173, including games
[21:57] <Joeseph> racecar56:  Well, then you can help me fix mine then.
[21:57] <PublicEnemies> guntbert, thanks, I have been to gnomelook but am not sure what version to download such as GTK, Metacity, Compiz etc...
[21:57] <elena09> racecar56: thanks for the tab tip
[21:57] <Slart> tannersummers: go to the preferences and add a Launcher/Task manager applet
[21:57] <uuv> On ubuntu, how can I make the terminal open links with just one click of mouse left, instead of mouse right -> open link?
[21:57] <racecar56> elena09, k
[21:57] <nejode> Joeseph: does it find the menu.lst?
[21:57] <Joeseph> nejode: Yes
[21:57] <tannersummers> slart ty
[21:57] <racecar56> Joeseph, find /boot/grub/menu.lst
[21:57] <Slart> tannersummers: you're welcome
[21:57] <enigme> hello everyone -- is there some way to make Ubuntu understand Mac OS X file systems' hard links correctly?
[21:57] <racecar56> Joeseph, root (partition it said)
[21:57] <racecar56> Joeseph, setup (hdx)
[21:58] <racecar56> Joeseph, setup (hdx)
[21:58] <sere84> whats the lastest kernel
[21:58] <nejode> Joeseph: in what partition (hd0,0)?
[21:58] <ewsubach> aaditya: still not working. i want to just un a shell script to add rules to iptables and automate it at startup
[21:58] <Joeseph> racecar56: I've already done that.
[21:58] <racecar56> Joeseph, oops
[21:58] <elena09> Will there be more drivers for the ATI card there at hardware drivers? Which one should I choose?
[21:58] <aaditya> !flood|racecar56
[21:58] <Slart> !info linux-image-generic
[21:58] <Joeseph> nejode: Partition 0 of disk 0.   (hd0,0)
[21:58] <racecar56> Joeseph, hmm
[21:58] <sere84> when playing 2 sounds mp3 / games its very choppy anyone know why?
[21:58] <enigme> !hfs
[21:58] <Slart> sere84: 2.6.28.11.15
[21:58] <phantomcircuit> I have a bluetooth mouse and i can only get it to work for short periods of time using `hidd --search` but not in a more perminant solution
[21:58] <racecar56> Joeseph, is it error 22?
[21:58] <phantomcircuit> any ideas
[21:58] <phantomcircuit> ?
[21:58] <enigme> !mac
[21:58] <nejode> Joeseph: and where is your linux install?
[21:58] <sere84> Slart, ty... do u know if this will fix my sound issue
[21:59] <Joeseph> racecar56: No, it is error 15.  It can't find a file.
[21:59] <guntbert> PublicEnemies: neither have I, sorry - but that would depend on your system I'd guess, like  if you use compiz then take the compiz version, else if you use metacity,,,,,
[21:59] <racecar56> Joeseph, havent had experience with taht one before....
[21:59] <Joeseph> nejode: My linux install is in (hd0,0).
[21:59] <aaditya> phantomcircuit: run `hidd --search` every few minutes using cron
[21:59] <Slart> sere84: huh? what is "this"? what "sound issues"?
[21:59] <racecar56> Joeseph, the find root setup quit method works for me
[21:59] <Joeseph> racecar56: It's a file not found error.
[21:59] <racecar56> Joeseph, k
[21:59] <nejode> Joeseph: first hard, first partition?
[21:59] <Superplanky> superplanky
[21:59] <sere84> slart when playing 2 sound instances like a game and music this sound distarts
[21:59] <phantomcircuit> aaditya, interesting solution :P
[21:59] <tannersummers> now if anyone can help me find out wny my compiz desktop cube is not working, i have 4 screens and nothign i tryed 6 and nothing
[22:00] <racecar56> Joeseph, mount wherever /boot is, ls in it, poke around and see what's missing? idk
[22:00] <Joeseph> nejode: Yes.  That is, if partitions are counted in their physical location in the drive, and not in the order they were created... yes?
[22:00] <Slart> sere84: no idea
[22:00] <ewsubach> aaditya: still not working. i want to just run a shell script to add rules to iptables and automate it at startup any ideas?
[22:00] <Slart> tannersummers: you have the cube enabled and a shortcut for it set?
[22:00] <sere84> slart ok thanks
[22:00] <Joeseph> racecar56: That's exactly it.   I've been poking around in there and I can't find anything wrong.
[22:01] <racecar56> Joeseph, really weird
[22:01] <sere84> anyone know why in 9.04 when playing 2 sound instances like a game and music this sound distarts
[22:01] <aaditya> ewsubach: i can take a look at the script if you could pastebin it
[22:01] <Joeseph> racecar56: And annoying.
[22:01] <nejode> Joeseph: grub depends mostly on how the BIOS sees the disk order
[22:01] <ewsubach> aaditya: sure
[22:01] <nejode> Joeseph: ow many HDD do you have?
[22:01] <tannersummers> its enabled, and no shortcut
[22:01] <Joeseph> nejode: I have two connected.
[22:02] <racecar56> Joeseph, maybe you should md5sum your stuff, i'll see if they are different (except for the files that vary....)
[22:02] <nejode> Joeseph: sata and IDE mixed?
[22:02] <Joeseph> nejode: just ide.
[22:02] <tannersummers> slart its enabled i have it set to unfold if i press alt,cntrl,shift and butno shortcut
[22:03] <nejode> Joeseph: can you pastebin your /boot/grub/menu.lst file
[22:03] <Joeseph> nejode: Is it possible that a file lost it's executable status or something when I copied it?
[22:03] <Joeseph> nejode: Yeah, I will.....  but....  I don't think it's even getting there yet.
[22:03] <guntbert> ewsubach: those rules will have nothing to do with your session, so put them in a file in /etc/rc.local (you might have to create that directory)
[22:03] <nejode> Joeseph:???
[22:04] <tannersummers> so anyone got any ideas
[22:04] <ericP> rhythmbox gives me "Failed to connect to stream: invalid argument" on stuff that i can play with mpg321 .
[22:04] <Joeseph> nejode: It doesn't give me a menu to go from.  It loads to Grub stage 1.5, and then gives me an error.  I never get to see my boot options.
[22:04] <ericP> totem often makes no sound, but can read the files, as evidenced by the scope plugin
[22:04] <nonewmsgs> i am having trouble with sound when i play dvds since i upgraded to intrepid
[22:04] <AndreSoares> Hi
[22:04] <ewsubach> aaditya: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d1ccd132f
[22:04] <Slart> tannersummers: can you switch desktops by holding the middle button and moving the mouse?
[22:04] <nejode> Joeseph: sometimes grub changes the order od the disks, if you change te file to read (hd1,0) sometimes it works
[22:05] <ewsubach> gunbert: what do you mean exactly?
[22:05] <tannersummers> if u mean middle mouse button then no i cant
[22:05] <Joeseph> nejode: Well, I guess I've got nothing else to try.
[22:05] <tannersummers> slart if u mean middle mouse button then no i cant
[22:06] <Joeseph> nejode: By the way, thanks for the help; it's reassuring, even though I haven't figured anything out yet.
[22:06] <Slart> tannersummers: check the "Rotate cube" plugin.. it has bindings for rotating the cube
[22:06] <hagbard__> Hey guys.
[22:07] <nejode> Joeseph: grub isn't too hard once you know it... you can try #grub in this same server
[22:07] <aaditya> ewsubach: i believe that iptables rules should be persistant
[22:07] <ewsubach> guntbert: what do you mean exactly?
[22:07] <ewsubach> aaditya: iptables rules are not persistent. this I know
[22:07] <guntbert> ewsubach: the place to put such a script is /etc/rc.local, there it will be executed on startup, long before you log into your session
[22:07] <Joeseph> nejode: I'll go over there and ask for help.  I guess I don't even really have an ubuntu specific problem.
[22:07] <uuv> On ubuntu, how can I make the terminal open links with just one click of mouse left, instead of mouse right -> open link?
[22:08] <aaditya> ewsubach: then something is wrong with the configuration
[22:08] <ewsubach> gunbert: i am aware of system V startup scripts, but I just want to know why it won't work where i have it
[22:08] <aaditya> ewsubach:  as far as the script is concerned, try executing `sudo /home/ewsubach/.iptables_rules` from the terminal and then as a startup command
[22:08] <tannersummers> slart how do i set this up tho? i just wanna hold buttons down to zoom out to cube and move it with mouse
[22:08] <nvzn> why is ngspice not in ubuntu?
[22:08] <guntbert> ewsubach: I didnt't follow - where do you have it now?
[22:08] <ewsubach> aaditya: the command works fine in a terminal, but not when I add it using system -> prefs -> startup apps
[22:09] <ewsubach> guntbert: added it using the method in my last post
[22:09] <nejode> Joeseph; my on has 3 HDD's, ide and sata mixed, when he fools around with the disks order or deletes partitions he gets error 15 and 17 all the time
[22:09] <nejode> *son
[22:09] <losher> nvzn: because it's obscure...
[22:09] <Joeseph> nejode: Hmmm...... that's interesting.
[22:10] <rjune_> I'm trying to get multimedia buttons setup on my tablet, if XEV doesn't see them, is there anything else I can try?
[22:10] <Slart> tannersummers: ok.. you've setup 4 horizontal desktops, right?
[22:10] <nejode> Joeseph: grub error 18 sure is a pain in the....
[22:10] <izunics> nejode, that's expected.. the errors... not what your son does... have him leave them where they are and their boot order in BIOS.. then reinstall grub
[22:10] <elena09> Slart; When I leave the room how can I announce that, or insert a bye bye or something?
[22:10] <nvzn> losher:  really?  it's in debian testing and unstable, is it complicated to port to ubuntu HH?
[22:10] <aaditya> ewsubach: try this out then: zenity --info --text="`sudo /home/ewsubach/.iptables_rules`"
[22:10] <tannersummers> ya it shows on my bar 4 horizontal desktop
[22:10] <tannersummers> slart
[22:10] <guntbert> ewsubach: which I don't see at the moment, but I guess it is somewhere in "session management", and so that script will only executed when you actually login
[22:11] <guntbert> *will only be
[22:11] <Slart> elena09: just say "bye bye.. thanks for all the awesome help.. I'll send money" .. there's nothing more advanced about it =)
[22:11] <nvzn> losher:  do you know another spice that's better?
[22:11] <aaditya> elena09: /part #room-name bye bye
[22:11] <nejode> Joeseph, not necesarily, if stage1 cant find menu.lst you get the same problem
[22:11] <Slart> tannersummers: and you've enabled both the Rotate cube and Desktop cube plugins
[22:12] <elena09> "bye bye and thanks"
[22:12] <gartral> ok, my system hust crashed.. hard, nothing was working and the scroll and caps lock keys were flashing on my keyboarb, i cant find a crash entry in the logs though... any ideas?
[22:12] <ewsubach> guntbert: correct. (I added it using system -> prefs -> startup apps) i only want it for my user account. it shouldn't matter where it is located...it's just the fact that it needs root privileges
[22:12] <sere84> help please: how can i see my sound card configure alsa, oss by default etc?
[22:12] <Slart> elena09: bye
[22:12] <aaditya> !sound
[22:12] <tannersummers> slart yes both are enabled,
[22:12] <nvzn> in general, does debian have more packages than ubuntu by virtue of the fact that it is the distro that ubuntu is based on?
[22:12] <Slart> tannersummers: ok.. can you switch desktops by using cltr+alt+left and ctrl+alt+right
[22:13] <jrib> nvzn: wouldn't it make more sense to conclude ubuntu would have at least as many packages as debian?
[22:13] <sere84> anyone know why in 9.04 when playing 2 sound instances like a game and music the sound distarts
[22:13] <losher> nvzn: I don't really know. But the more popular packages get ported quickest. I'm guessing there isn't much demand...
[22:13] <ewsubach> aaditya: that returned a box with a lit lightbulb and then i pressed okay
[22:13] <joaopinto> nvzn, in general ubuntu has the same packages as debian, there are a few only introduced on Ubuntu
[22:13] <aaditya> ewsubach: no text?
[22:13] <ewsubach> aaditya: none
[22:13] <tannersummers> slart no those keys do nothing for me
[22:13] <aaditya> ewsubach: your script does not output anything, does it?
[22:14] <guntbert> ewsubach: no you've made me curious: what would you put into an iptables script that only needs to be executed when you login?
[22:14] <nvzn> jrib:  I find one that is in debian but not in ubuntu, for instance, so this leads me to suspect the contrary
[22:14] <aaditya> ewsubach: that command was supposed to display the output of your script..
[22:14] <ewsubach> aaditya: only unless an error occurred when trying to add the rules
[22:14] <jrib> !timebasedreleases > nvzn
[22:14] <aaditya> ewsubach: btw, i assume that you've gone through https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo
[22:14] <jrib> nvzn: ubuntu takes a snapshot of the debian repository every release
[22:14] <jonjon> hi, guys. I have a serious problem: mi pendrive is detected by knoppix, but it cannot be mounted. Need to recover the files inside my pen, so I cannot delete anything. I guess I need to run some kind of recovery-program, I couldn't install anything, 'cause my HD is also damaged. I would really appreciate some help.
[22:14] <Slart> tannersummers: ok.. in the compizconfig settings manager.. in the "Rotate cube" plugin settings.. you have bindings for Rotate left, Rotate right etc
[22:15] <nvzn> jrib:  which release is HH based on?
[22:15] <ewsubach> aaditya: look, i'm not a noob, i just need to run it at startup with root priv...I verified it works by doing iptables -S to see that the rules were added in my filter table
[22:15] <aaditya> !recover| jonjon
[22:15] <jrib> nvzn: nvzn HH is the release
[22:15]  * izunics for some reason temporarilly booted into his windows partition to be greated by 100+mg of updates.. tapping foot now for 5 minutes..
[22:15] <nvzn> jrib:  ie., which debian snapshot
[22:15] <ewsubach> aaditya: but when run through startup apps, it does nothing
[22:16] <aaditya> ewsubach: try using gksu instead of sudo
[22:16] <jrib> nvzn: from whatever was in debian's development branch when work on HH started
[22:16] <gartral> ok, my system hust crashed.. hard, nothing was working and the scroll and caps lock keys were flashing on my keyboarb, i cant find a crash entry in the logs though... any ideas?
[22:16] <raden> is there a way to benchamark hard drive write & read in linux ?
[22:16] <ewsubach> aaditya: i've tried just about every combo there is an it doesn't work. i even tried sleep 15 before it to see if it had to wait to load everything up and still nothing
[22:16] <Rigongia> izunics : you deserved it for booting into Morgoth Bauglir (trad. from high elven "Dark Enemy of the world")  = :P
[22:16] <sTEPPZOR_> can someone tell me how to save and restart the iptables? "service iptables save" dont work
[22:17] <ewsubach> guntbert: i use different rules for my different accounts and i only want this set for me
[22:17] <Slart> gartral: hmm.. the flashing lights mean something.. not sure if it's some kind of code or just a general "oh my <deity>, I'm dying here"
[22:17] <izunics> Rigongia, and I had almost lost the dent in my forhead
[22:17] <tannersummers> slart how can i unistall and reinstall this? cuase when i go to the system prefrnces , the compiz settings are diffrent then when i edit the settings in termnial by typing ccsm, its like to diff programs :S
[22:17] <Rigongia> sTEPPZOR_ : there are the commands iptables-save and iptables-restore, so take a look at their respective manpages
[22:17] <aaditya> ewsubach: i see. have you added NOPASSWD to sudoers?
[22:17] <tannersummers> *sudo csm
[22:17] <jonjon> ubottu, they aren't deleted, the problem is the vfat filesystem has been disconfigured, somehow.
[22:18] <Slart> tannersummers: never use sudo with a gui program.. always gksudo
[22:18] <aaditya> ewsubach: in other words, does the sudo command ask for a password?
[22:18] <tannersummers> slart s what do i do? unistall reinstall?
[22:18] <Slart> tannersummers: I guess "sudo apt-get install --reinstall compizconfig-settings-manager" might do it
[22:18] <izunics> aaditya, yes
[22:18] <forceflow> been a while since I got updates for jaunty
[22:18] <forceflow> is it normal?
[22:18] <nonewmsgs> i cannot get sound with dvds since my intrepid upgrade
[22:19] <aaditya> hi izunics?
[22:19] <ewsubach> aaditya: yes it does...thats why I don't think sudo is really working at startup[ because it can't ask for pw. gksu should have worked though
[22:19] <Rigongia> jonjon, are you sure the vfat filesystem is not damaged ? you might want to run fsck.vfat on the pendrive device
[22:19] <losher> raden: first hit in google reccomends "bonnie++"
[22:19] <Slart> tannersummers: also.. what does "which ccsm" return in a terminal?
[22:19] <tannersummers> slart whats the package name
[22:19] <izunics> aaditya, yes to sudo asking for a password
[22:19] <Slart> tannersummers: I guess "sudo apt-get install --reinstall compizconfig-settings-manager" might do it
[22:19] <raden> losher, thanks i must have been using a diffrent search string couldnt find that
[22:19] <aaditya> ewsubach: allow sudo to run this particular command without a password
[22:19] <aaditya> !sudo
[22:19] <guntbert> ewsubach: ok, its your funeral in the end :-), but what happens if two users are logged in? - for debugging: put a few more lines into your bash script, like echo "now" > ~/now,...
[22:20] <Slart> tannersummers: and what does "ccsm --version" tell you?
[22:20] <aaditya> izunics: do i know you?
[22:20] <tannersummers> slart not sure
[22:20] <gartral> Slart: i threyed alt+pntrq+k and it crashed, further issues of the command made my screen roll to the rith a bit each time i issued it, but it never did the soft restart, i had to actually hit the button on the tower
[22:20] <jonjon> Thanks, RIGONGIA.  I'm gonna try it.
[22:20] <izunics> aaditya, aka.. scunizi.. but I don't know.. you asked a question and I answered.. hopefully in the right context
[22:20] <ewsubach> guntbert: don't see why its a funeral, but whatever. that's a good point about 2 users, but the good thing is I am the only one using the system and never two accounts at the same time
[22:21] <nvzn> joaopinto: I think that because ubuntu takes snapshots of the dev branch, there are some packages which get introduced after the snapshot into debian that don't make it into ubuntu
[22:21] <tannersummers> slart it did not unistall settings are still there'
[22:21] <ewsubach> aaditya: ok, now it makes sense.
[22:21] <aaditya> ewsubach: good
[22:21] <aaditya> izunics: lol ok
[22:21] <ewsubach> aaditya, guntbert: thank you both so much for your help, this has been bothering me for a while :)
[22:22] <jrib> nvzn: that's true, however you are comparing a development version to a stable version at that point
[22:22] <camper365> asdf
[22:22] <guntbert> ewsubach: no, no funeral - that remark was meant to say: as you have to bear the consequences (even goog ones) you are free to do as you like
[22:22] <nvzn> jrib: sometimes debian testing is practically stable
[22:22] <losher> nvzn: there's a good chance you could just download the code, compile it & run. It looks like it's been ported a few times...
[22:22] <joaopinto> nvzn, that is expected :)
[22:22] <Slart> tannersummers: ok, try "sudo apt-get install --reinstall --purge compizconfig-settings-manager"
[22:22] <guntbert> *good
[22:23] <joaopinto> nvzn, "stable" is a formal release definition ;)
[22:23] <DiffyQ> Hey. I just got my computer back after eight months, and now I'm only getting sound through my headphones. This happened when I first installed Ubuntu, but I fixed it. Can anyone suggest anything?
[22:23] <Slart> gartral: sounds like a bad crash..
[22:23] <nvzn> joaopinto: righto
[22:23] <Slart> DiffyQ: check if there isn't a separate volume slider for headphones and speakers
[22:24] <aaditya> DiffyQ: which version of Ubuntu?
[22:24] <nvzn> losher:  yeah i compiled it but I wonder why its not in the repo's, as it seems to be industry standard
[22:24] <Slart> DiffyQ: also check the preferences in the mixer to show hidden sliders
[22:24] <DiffyQ> Slart: Ha, yes, I've checked. Everything's on.
[22:24] <gartral> Slart: i must say, after that though, it came up and hasnt even warned me about anything ((glad i decided to keep ext3)
[22:24] <losher> nvzn: does it run?
[22:24] <Slart> gartral: =)
[22:24] <nvzn> losher:  yeah, np
[22:24] <tannersummers> slart nope nothing ill jsut remove it from add/remove programs
[22:24] <DiffyQ> aaditya: I had Hardy when I got my computer back, but I upgraded to Intrepid. No change.
[22:25] <boss_mc> gartral: you realise that ubuntu's ext4 is as reliable as ext in the event of a power failure?
[22:25] <Slart> tannersummers: come to think of it.. I don't think the compiz settings are owned by the settings manager
[22:25] <losher> nvzn: weird. If there had been a subtle problem that might've explained it. If you really need to know, I think there's a dedicated mailing list...
[22:25] <xxuriahxx> hello world
[22:25] <Slart> tannersummers: try going to system, preferences, appearance, desktop effects.. select one of the default settings there.. it should reset the settings to that
[22:25] <sTEPPZOR_> im still having issues with my ICS on my linux computer. Ive set up the iptables as it says in the tutorial. Ive putte my other computer at 192.168.5.10 and netmask 255.255.255.0 gw: 192.168.5.1 dns 192.168.0.1 but it says it cant reach dns
[22:25] <nvzn> losher: which list?
[22:25] <aaditya> DiffyQ: upgrading to Jaunty can fix the issue
[22:25] <tannersummers> slart im new at thsi so i have no clue what u siad :)
[22:25] <xxuriahxx> i need help with 904 sound, i had sound and now i dont
[22:26] <gartral> boss_mc: this wasn't a power failure, this was the kernal gave up the ghost and the thing just hung, not even ssh was up, i had to hard reboot
[22:26] <DiffyQ> aaditya: Really? I suppose I could try it.
[22:26] <aaditya> xxuriahxx: where did the sound go?
[22:26] <losher> nvzn: poke around on http://sourceforge.net/projects/ngspice/
[22:26] <xxuriahxx> i have no idea
[22:26] <boss_mc> gartral: still, point stands (that sounds like kernel panic)
[22:26] <DiffyQ> My speakers have worked in Ubuntu before. Just not now for some reason.
[22:26] <Wang2K> hello
[22:26] <aaditya> DiffyQ: yes, it's a good idea to upgrade anyways
[22:26] <Wang2K> is anyone here a hardware guy?
[22:26] <xxuriahxx> i thought it was my speakers but i checked it with my ipod and the speakers are fine
[22:26] <boss_mc> gartral: ext4 gets a lot of bad press for reliability
[22:26] <tannersummers> slart i unistalled it now how do i reinstall it?
[22:26] <nvzn> losher: ah ok, i thought you meant an ubuntu mailing list...
[22:26] <Slart> tannersummers: =).. click on system, preferences, appearance.. now go to the "Visual Effects" tab.. there should be 3 settings.. "none", "normal", and "Extra".. selecting one of these will reset the compiz settings
[22:26] <BromaxSux> in ubuntu, what do colons (:) mean in bash script?
[22:26] <Wang2K> I am looking for some advice on Ubuntu Server
[22:27] <boss_mc> gartral: when it's as reliable and about 10-30% faster
[22:27] <aaditya> DiffyQ: moreover you can see if other users on your machine have the same problem. Create a new user account for testing purposes perhaps
[22:27] <losher> nvzn: unlikely. since there's no package :-)
[22:27] <ewsubach> sTEPPZOR_: what is ICS?
[22:27] <Slart> BromaxSux: depends on where they are located
[22:27] <Slart> !ics
[22:27] <xxuriahxx> i can adjust the settings and stuff but nothing comes out of the laptop speakers anymore
[22:27] <Wang2K> mmm
[22:27] <Wang2K> question guys.. if you want to run Ubuntu Server 24x7
[22:27] <oshri> ass
[22:27] <DiffyQ> xxuriahxx: It sounds like we might have the same problem.
[22:27] <aaditya> BromaxSux: they can mean a lot of things..
[22:27] <Wang2K> would it be worthwile to upgrade to a 80Plus power Supply?
[22:27] <Slart> Wang2K: is that a question?
[22:27] <gartral> boss_mc: main reason for not converting: I have less than 500 megabytes on my drive
[22:27] <oshri> as dfuhF.DSKJFCWELFJ WELIFUWRW
[22:28] <Wang2K> or stick with a regular 2-3 year old power supply?
[22:28] <Wang2K> in terms of saving power/costs over 2-3 year lifetime?
[22:28] <xxuriahxx> hmm, this is weird
[22:28] <Iceman_B> Wang2K: it depends on the rest of your hardware
[22:28] <Slart> !enter | Wang2K
[22:28] <sTEPPZOR_> ewsubach, Internet connection sharing
[22:28] <rem_> Hey, in which folder are the epiphany plugins ?
[22:28] <myself> does anyone know how to turn off the the "Search for Plugins" everytime Rhythmbox starts up because it keeps searching for plugins for stuff but not finding them, and it happens every time
[22:28] <losher> aaditya: interesting philosophy. In my opinion, upgrading to 9.04 causes more problems than it solves
[22:28] <xxuriahxx> it was working when i first installed it and that was a couple of days ago
[22:28] <BromaxSux> aaditya: i see. okay i'll rtfm. thanks
[22:28] <Iceman_B> choose a power supply that can comfortable supply power to all parts of your system
[22:28] <Wang2K> Iceman_B: PhenomII 920, 8GB of RAM, 3x SATA 7200RPM HD..
[22:28] <DiffyQ> losher: This is what I have heard as well.
[22:28] <rem_> I currently have rm associated with totem and want to associate it with realaudio
[22:28] <ganymede> how should i go about mounting NFS as a user, i.e., is there an equivalent of mount.cifs whereby i don't need an entry in fstab to mount NFS as a non-root user?
[22:28] <sTEPPZOR_> ive done the tutorial but the client computer cant seem to resolve the DNS
[22:29] <aaditya> losher: didn't create problems for me. what problems anyways?
[22:29] <Iceman_B> Wang2K: hm, I dont know how much power that needs, probaly a lot. what PSU do you have now? and what brand?
[22:29] <Wang2K> Iceman_B: right, the old one will do that.. but the efficieny isn't as high as the new 80+ PS.. so I'm thinking.. will the cost of a new PS be offset by power savings over 3 years?
[22:29] <DiffyQ> At any rate, I don't have time to upgrade at the moment. Is there something quick I should try?
[22:29] <aaditya> !nfs | ganymede
[22:29] <losher> aaditya: sounds, flash, sluggishness, ext4 corruptions, intel incompatibilities, I may have missed a few...
[22:29] <ewsubach> sTEPPZOR_: i'm not very experienced with networking, but I'll try to help. so you can't communicate with other computers on the network?
[22:30] <guntbert> !ot | Wang2K
[22:30] <sTEPPZOR_> i cant ping the client computer and the client computer can ping the server
[22:30] <tannersummers> wat backend do i usewhich
[22:30] <myself> does anyone know how to turn off the the "Search for Plugins" everytime Rhythmbox (music player in ubuntu) starts up because it keeps searching for plugins for stuff but not finding them, and it happens every time
[22:30] <sTEPPZOR_> but that's ip
[22:30] <oshri> NI NI NI NI
[22:30] <aaditya> losher: ext4 is optional. intel incompatibilities can be overridden, sound and flash worked for me without any issue
[22:30] <oshri> halp
[22:30] <sTEPPZOR_> ewsubach: may i PM you?
[22:31] <Slart> oshri: do you have a question?
[22:31] <Bodsda> Hi, how can I use 'df' to give me a disk space usage directory structure of a mounted ntfs partition? everytime i try it just shows me /dev/sdb1 98%
[22:31] <ewsubach> sTEPPZOR_: sure
[22:31] <tannersummers_> slart which backend so i use?
[22:31] <djdarkman> hello, is there a color picker panel applet for gnome?
[22:31] <oshri> help?!?
[22:31] <aaditya> !ask | oshri
[22:31] <asdfadsf> anyone here can help me out with sound?
[22:31] <ganymede> aaditya: you'll note that that document you linked to doesn't answer my question
[22:31] <Slart> tannersummers_: backend? what are you talking about?
[22:31] <asdfadsf> i have sound blaster 5.1 sound card
[22:31] <oshri> hahahahaha
[22:31] <DiffyQ> All the same, is there something quick that I should try for this? I'm kind of at a loss, and I don't remember how I fixed this a year and a half ago.
[22:31] <Iceman_B> I want to install Ubuntu Netbook Remix on my MSI Wind, but dont want to format my USb stick. Can I just extract the image onto a USB drive and boot from it to install?
[22:31] <xxuriahxx> a lot of sound issues here
[22:31] <asdfadsf> when i go into gnome-sound-properties i get sound
[22:31] <aaditya> ganymede: possible
[22:31] <Iceman_B> does it need any twaking?
[22:32] <losher> aaditya: not everyone has been so lucky. I've been watching the fallout on this channel since 9.04 came out.
[22:32] <asdfadsf> but when i go into alsamixer it doesn't say that im using the right sound card
[22:32] <ganymede> aaditya: oops, never mind, it does
[22:32] <tannersummers_> in the prefrences it as which backend to use
[22:32] <aaditya> losher: i agree
[22:32] <ganymede> aaditya: forgot that i can use sudo, was looking for a way without sudo
[22:32] <tannersummers_> the compiz prefrences
[22:32] <agor> Hey! Im trying to play Texas Hold 'Em on Facebook (made by Zynga) and when I'm in the lobby I cant see the text where the tables or my friends are listed... Im using Firefox and flashplugin-nonfree. Does anyone know how I can fix this?
[22:32] <myself> does anyone know how to turn off the the "Search for Plugins" everytime Rhythmbox (music player in ubuntu) starts up because it keeps searching for plugins for stuff but not finding them, and it happens every time
[22:32] <xxuriahxx> o i got it
[22:33] <aaditya> ganymede: without sudo? what are you trying to accomplish?
[22:33] <Slart> tannersummers_: what are your options?
[22:33] <xxuriahxx> my pcm was muted, i knew it was something simple since i had sound to begin with
[22:33] <ganymede> aaditya: well i wasn't particularly interested in avoiding sudo, just forgot i can use it for non-admin users
[22:34] <bc> sigh, playing dvds still sucks.
[22:34] <aaditya> myself: yeah it's annoying. i have the same problem. anyone knows how to disable the rhythmbox plugin search dialog?
[22:34] <Slart> bc: you mean it works for you? I can't even get them started
[22:34] <tannersummers_> slart GConf or flatfile
[22:34] <Slart> tannersummers_: no idea.. pick one
[22:35] <bc> Slart: a couple of weeks ago, one I tried played fine. Just now I tried to watch WALL-E and all the chapters were mixed up. No sound in totem, choppy sound in VLC, wouldn't play in mplayer.
[22:35] <tannersummers_> hmm still cant gt this
[22:36] <Slart> bc: hmm.. on my system I can't even get a commercial DVD started.. no matter how many deccs scripts I install or run
[22:37] <bc> Slart: totem will only open it if I use gksudo. VLC will open it without gksudo, but then there's the minor problem of the movie chapters/scenes being in random order.
[22:37]  * bc just LOVES the movie and recording industry.. NOT
[22:38] <tannersummers_> slart still nothing wat do ut hink it is?
[22:38] <Slart> bc: hrmpf.. well.. perhaps in 9.10
[22:38] <aaditya> !test
[22:39] <bc> Slart: if I were a betting man.. I'd bet not :D Here's hope for 2020!
[22:39] <Slart> tannersummers_: did you try clicking one of the three options I told you about?
[22:39] <Slart> bc: hehe.. but by then we'll have a loooong list of movies to see =)
[22:39] <tannersummers_> slart ya nothing
[22:39] <Slart> tannersummers_: nothing happens at all?
[22:40]  * aaditya just figured out why the Ubuntu folks haven't been rolling out any upgrades for past 2 weeks
[22:40] <voracious> The Atheros WireLess NIC in Acer 5530 was supported in ubuntu, but it is not working now?? How could I fix the problem?
[22:40] <losher> aaditya: why?
[22:40] <aaditya> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UDSKarmic
[22:40] <bc> Slart: *fast forward to 2021* "And this here's my DVD playing computer, and over here is where I do everything else -- ain't she a beaut?"
[22:41] <aaditya> bc: you still call it a DVD?
[22:41] <losher> aaditya: oh, right...
[22:41] <JNSamuel> aaditya: what else do you call it?
[22:41] <aaditya> JNSamuel: he's talking of 2021
[22:41] <Guest65096>  lol
[22:41] <bc> aaditya: comedy
[22:41] <tannersummers_> slart i think i got it...but it goes to fats it wont stay so i can tell
[22:41] <aaditya> JNSamuel: i'd call it a Purple Ray cylinder or something
[22:41] <JNSamuel> you never no, they might have small sd-card like chips that you can store 1tb off
[22:42] <solll> yo all
[22:42] <JNSamuel> lulza
[22:42] <Slart> tannersummers_: "goes to fats"?
[22:42] <Slart> tannersummers_: oh.. fast. I got it
[22:42] <Slart> tannersummers_: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[22:43] <Iceman_B> id there another channel specific for UNR ?
[22:43] <Slart> tannersummers_: I'm beginning to think that you're not running compiz at all
[22:43] <aaditya> !netbook
[22:43] <aaditya> what the...!
[22:43] <tannersummers_> slart lol im sure im runnign it =]
[22:43] <Iceman_B> I guess not :)
[22:43] <aaditya> lol
[22:43] <tannersummers_> 9.04
[22:43] <Iceman_B> well
[22:44] <losher> aaditya: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/spain/5324427/Cocaine-and-LSD-found-in-air-of-Spanish-cities.html
[22:44] <Slart> tannersummers_: what does "ps -A | grep -i compiz" return?
[22:44] <Iceman_B> still, anyone know how to make an bootable USB drive from an extracted image?
[22:44] <bc> tannersummers_: ps x | grep [c]ompiz.real
[22:44] <aaditya> losher: haha nice. the Ubuntu developers must be having a good time there
[22:45] <tannersummers_> slart i got it :)
[22:45] <losher> aaditya: not sure which is cause & which is effect....
[22:45] <aaditya> losher: lol right
[22:45] <myself> does anyone know how to turn off the the "Search for Plugins" everytime Rhythmbox (music player in ubuntu) starts up because it keeps searching for plugins for stuff but not finding them, and it happens every time
[22:46] <eternaljoy> hello ladies :)
[22:46] <aaditya> !wtf | eternaljoy
[22:46] <losher> myself: tried  #rhythmbox on GIMPnet (irc.gimp.org) ?
[22:46] <eternaljoy> !ask | aaditya
[22:46] <myself> let me try it!
[22:47] <aaditya> !botabuse > eternaljoy
[22:47] <eternaljoy> !botabuse > aaditya
[22:47] <Slart> children... play nice
[22:47] <aaditya> !ops eternaljoy
[22:47] <axisys> how can I add mod_exec to the proftpd distributed w/ ubuntu?
[22:47] <eternaljoy> lol
[22:47] <eternaljoy> Slart: ok
[22:47] <aaditya> !ops
[22:47] <Amaranth> aaditya: ?
[22:47] <eternaljoy> is there a way to use Voip on 9/04?
[22:48] <MidnightDevil> hi
[22:48] <aaditya> Amaranth: need to check eternaljoy
[22:48] <voracious> what should be the problem in my wireless so that it is not working, but i think this latest ubuntu supports it
[22:48] <Iceman_B> what is needed to make a bootable USB drive? does it require special partitions? or just some special bootable files?
[22:48] <MidnightDevil> whats the best software to watch tv? i have a tv card..
[22:48] <Slart> eternaljoy: does skype count as voip? if so, yes
[22:48] <eternaljoy> Amaranth: dont worry, he is being a cry baby :P
[22:48] <Iceman_B> does a BIOS look for any files in particular during boot?
[22:48] <eternaljoy> Slart: i need to dial out using my own voip
[22:48] <eternaljoy> Slart: skype doesnt have that option
[22:48] <Amaranth> eternaljoy: Please stay on topic for this channel.
[22:48] <losher> MidnightDevil: best is subjective. But start with tvtime...
[22:48] <eternaljoy> Amaranth: yes understood
[22:49] <Slart> eternaljoy: huh? skype doesn't let you make calls to regular phones?
[22:49] <chocobanana> Does anyone know how to set the position for where should notifications appear in Ubuntu 9.04?
[22:49] <Slart> eternaljoy: are you sure you are looking for voip software and not something else?
[22:49] <asdfadsf> how do i tell alsamixer to use my sound blaster 5.1 soundcard instead of my onboard soundcard?
[22:49] <eternaljoy> Slart: not using my own voip company
[22:50] <boss_mc> Amaranth: the ubottu factoid !sound needs updating to match 9.04 (double click leads to mute, not mixer prefs)
[22:50] <eternaljoy> Slart: I need to enter my own voip companies details.  my username etc
[22:50] <linxeh> ekiga ?
[22:50] <Slart> eternaljoy: oh.. you've got some other voip provider.. I get it.. you need something like a sip client then I guess
[22:50] <linxeh> eternaljoy: try ekiga
[22:50] <Slart> eternaljoy: ekiga?
[22:50] <eternaljoy> Slart: maybe theres another name.  SIP ?
[22:50] <boss_mc> Amaranth: I'd be willing to help, I'm just not sure how
[22:50] <eternaljoy> ok ill try ekiga thanks
[22:50] <aaditya> !/msg ubottu sip
[22:51] <aaditya> :\
[22:51] <losher> !ekiga
[22:51] <guntbert> aaditya: try without the !
[22:51] <MidnightDevil> tks losher
[22:51] <MidnightDevil> :)
[22:51] <aaditya> guntbert: yeah, that was a typo
[22:51] <MidnightDevil> what about mythtv?
[22:52] <asdfadsf> anyone here can help me with sound?
[22:52] <guntbert> aaditya: :)
[22:52] <aaditya> !sound | asdfadsf
[22:52] <losher> MidnightDevil: mythtv is not just for watching tv. It's a full tivo replacement. I love it, but it can be complex to install/configure
[22:52] <MidnightDevil> ok :)
[22:53] <MidnightDevil> on windblows i use k!tv..
[22:53] <MidnightDevil> but its outdated
[22:53] <billingsworth> asdfadsf: is this it? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=626848
[22:53] <aaditya> i think i've really pissed off someone lol
[22:53] <asdfadsf> i'll giveit a look
[22:53] <asdfadsf> thx
[22:53] <sere84> when i run quake 3 in 9.04 the sound starts getting choppy i believe its because it uses oss but its never been a problem before anyone have any ideas or somewhere to start looking ?
[22:53] <guntbert> !language | aaditya
[22:53] <aaditya> this is a bit off-topic though, but i'll pastebin this private messages in a while
[22:53] <kamusin> somebody has hdmio audio works on ubuntu jaunty, I have an gforce8200 and It's going me crazy , doesn't work
[22:53] <aaditya> ouch, sorry
[22:53] <losher> MidnightDevil: sage tv looked easy to install when I last looked at windows
[22:53] <kamusin> hdmi
[22:54] <Slart> sere84: try running is with padsp or aoss
[22:54] <guntbert> bc:
[22:54] <sere84> slart not sure how ?
[22:54] <asdfadsf> nope
[22:54] <asdfadsf> set that up already
[22:54] <aaditya> kamusin: hdmi graphics card have nothing to do with audio
[22:55] <Slart> sere84: if you normally start quake by typing "quake" in a terminal.. you know type "aoss quake" or "padsp quake"
[22:55] <Slart> sere84: not sure if it will help with the stuttering.. but who knows
[22:55] <Nrbelex> When dual booting openSUSE and Ubuntu, what order should they be installed in so they play nicely on GRUB and can they share a swap partition?
[22:55] <guntbert> boss_mc: you can formulate a new/better version for that factoid and submit in in #ubuntu-ops
[22:55] <boss_mc> guntbert: gratzie
[22:55] <sere84> slart . i had to use it accouple years back but in the latter versions wasnt needed
[22:56] <chamuscas> Hi guys, I'm trying to install Nvidia drivers, But when i start running the program it says to me that i need to close stop Xserver. How do i do that? Stop running Xserver wouldn't make all the graphics disappear ?
[22:56] <Slart> chamuscas: yes.. and that's where you strike =)
[22:56] <aaditya> chamuscas: what's the complete error message?
[22:56] <Slart> chamuscas: if you type "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop" in a terminal you'll get a plain command line
[22:56] <guntbert> boss_mc: yw, always glad to watch while others do the work :-))
[22:57] <kamusin> aaditya, are you sure, because I did it with 'other' SO before
[22:57] <joaopinto> chamuscas, unless you have a strong reason, do not install the driver from the nvidia page, just use the hardware drivers dialog
[22:57] <audiofil> yoyo
[22:57] <Mithran> chamuscas: Do the ones available through the Hardware Drivers program not work for you?
[22:57] <diffred> I need to have compiz running in order to get the terminal wallpaper running? http://maketecheasier.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/terminal-desktop.jpg
[22:57] <chamuscas> Slart, oooo, so what do you advise me ? to run ubuntu in safe mode?
[22:57] <Slart> chamuscas: from there you log in and run the nvidia installer.. when you're done X will com eback up
[22:57] <sere84> slart, i dont have the alsa oss wrapper installed :/..i think that might be it
[22:57] <audiofil> fuck you
[22:57] <chamuscas> joaopinto, it's not a strong but neither a weak one :P
[22:57] <Slart> !ops | audiofil
[22:57] <Slart> thanks jussi01_
[22:57] <darthanubis> really
[22:58] <darthanubis> "yoyo"?
[22:58] <aaditya> kamusin: are you talking about a graphics card?
[22:58] <chamuscas> Mithran, well you know i was hoping that i can use some special effects in my environment, to cheer thing up :P
[22:58] <boss_mc> that was efficient
[22:58] <jonjon> I'm running knoppix and my pendrive can't be mounted. If I do "dmesg", it says  "Can't find a valid FAT filesystem on dev sda1." Does anyone know how I can recover the files inside my pen ??
[22:58] <jussi01> darthanubis: just ignore it
[22:58] <Pricey> jonjon: this is #ubuntu
[22:58] <joaopinto> chamuscas, you should install the driver using the hardware driver, that is the recommended/tested procedure
[22:58] <khear> where does firefox save its' cache by default?
[22:58] <chamuscas> aaditya, just wait a second i will  check that for you
[22:58] <Slart> chamuscas: but try the "hardware drivers" thingy before you go installing using the nvidia installer
[22:59] <diffred> I need to have compiz running in order to get the terminal wallpaper running? http://maketecheasier.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/terminal-desktop.jpg
[22:59] <Slart> chamuscas: you'll get updates and so on automatically if you stay with the repository version
[22:59] <jonjon> where should I go, PRICEY ?
[22:59] <chamuscas> wait, hardware driver, know I'm lost
[22:59] <sere84> chamuscas, what are u trying to do
[22:59] <Mithran> chamuscas: Official nvidia drivers are available through the "Hardware Drivers" program. Possibly not the newest ones, but I actually found the 173 ones work best for me so far anyway.
[22:59] <Slart> chamuscas: system, administration, hardware drivers
[22:59] <losher> jonjon: might have better luck with http://www.sysresccd.org/Main_Page
[22:59] <darthanubis> khear, a 2 sec google search will clear that right up for you
[22:59] <joaopinto> khear, $HOME/.mozilla/firefox/*.default/Cache
[22:59] <Pricey> jonjon: #knoppix for knoppix support?
[22:59] <kamusin> aaditya, yes
[22:59] <chamuscas> Mithran, cool so where do i get that, or how do i do install them ?
[23:00] <mneptok> jonjon: IRC channels devoted to Knoppix
[23:00] <sere84> Mithran, do u use tvout
[23:00] <Mithran> Slart: Thank you for that. Couldn't remember where it was under default window manager.
[23:00] <Mithran> No, I don't.
[23:00] <Slart> Mithran: you're welcome
[23:00] <chamuscas> OOH MY GOD THANKS GUYS
[23:00] <Mithran> Haha. You're welcome.
[23:00] <chamuscas> I don't know what to say
[23:00] <khear> darthanubis: just wanted to make sure there's no other secret place it might fall back to, since i'm trying to disable it
[23:00] <Slart> chamuscas: much easier =)
[23:00] <khear> joaopinto: thanks
[23:01] <chamuscas> Slart, sure it is  ^^
[23:01] <chamuscas> joaopinto, tank you
[23:01] <diffred>  I need to have compiz running in order to get the terminal wallpaper running? http://maketecheasier.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/terminal-desktop.jpg .
[23:01] <aaditya> haha this was from a guy named eternaljoy - http://pastebin.com/d4f70404e
[23:01] <audiofil> suck my dick
[23:01] <Flare183> !language | audiofil
[23:01] <aaditya> !ops | audiofil
[23:01] <nonewmsgs> i cannot get sound with dvds since my intrepid upgrade
[23:01] <chamuscas> sere84, tanks for your concern :)
[23:01] <jonjon> Pricey, it doesn't have to do with Knoppix.
[23:02] <sere84> chamuscas, np
[23:02] <mneptok> jonjon: you are using Knoppix, not Ubuntu. thus, your question is inappropriate here.
[23:02] <guntbert> jonjon: but neither with ubuntu, has it?
[23:03] <chamuscas> By the way, my "computer generaly start's biping. When i restart, turn of, or when I'm clearing text and I don't have no more thing to clear it bip while I'm pressing the backscape Key
[23:03] <chamuscas> Any clues, the sounds obviously comes from the box
[23:03] <aaditya> chamuscas: reduce the beep volume?
[23:03] <chamuscas> The Hardware part
[23:04] <sere84> i miss 8.04
[23:04] <chamuscas> aaditya, well that maybe a good solution but you see my laptop doesn't do that sound
[23:04] <aaditya> chamuscas: do you want that sound?
[23:04] <Slart> chamuscas: system, preferences, sound.. second tab ... "play alert sound"
[23:04] <losher> sere84: it's on long term support. I'm still on 8.04. No reason you can't do the same...
[23:04] <chamuscas> aaditya, nop :P
[23:05] <Slart> chamuscas: uncheck that box
[23:05] <chamuscas> wait let me see
[23:05] <jonjon> it happened the same to me  in Ubuntu (6.06 Dapper Drake), until it stopped working. That's why I use Knoppix, but I've also used an Ubuntu live-cd and it's the same problem.
[23:05] <aaditya> chamuscas: unplug the speaker's wire inside the box ;)
[23:05] <stevej> ciao a tt
[23:05] <Slart> chamuscas: for some reason I have to "sound" choices in system, preferences.. the second one was the one I wanted
[23:05] <chamuscas> You people are on fire today
[23:06] <Slart> *two
[23:06] <sere84> losher how long? i thought only tell 2010
[23:06] <chamuscas> aaditya, tanks for all the tips but Slart's one was just what i was looking for :p
[23:06] <aaditya> chamuscas: cool
[23:06] <chamuscas> aaditya, realy is that a speaker inside the computer :p ??
[23:06] <Knyte> accidently removed polling from dvd.. stumped on how to get it back..
[23:06] <audiofil6> suck my penis
[23:06] <aaditya> chamuscas: of course!
[23:06] <Pixels> How to install KeePass on Ubuntu pls?
[23:07] <chamuscas> Slart, tank you
[23:07] <aaditya> !ops | audiofil6
[23:07] <chamuscas> aaditya, also tank you
[23:07] <aaditya> chamuscas: no problem :)
[23:07] <Pixels> aaditya: settle down dude!!  not your job
[23:07] <losher> sere84: 3 years for desktop, 5 for server. But that isn't the point. The point is, it will last until the next LTS. No need to run something like 9.04 that isn't really ready for prime-time...
[23:07] <chamuscas> aaditya, never thought on that XD
[23:07] <Slart> chamuscas: you're welcome
[23:07] <aaditya> Pixels: what do you mean?
[23:08] <Pixels> anyone installed keepass on Ubuntu?
[23:08] <chamuscas> I'm enjoying this more and more. I'm realy realy happy :)
[23:08] <sere84> losher, i agree i dont like it ...wasnt for sure how all that works
[23:08] <Pixels> aaditya: you are not an OP here, so stop acting like you are.
[23:08] <chamuscas> Has i don't have more problems to solve neither other questions to take care, I will be on my way. Ba BY ppl
[23:09] <aaditya> Pixels: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=keepass%20ubuntu
[23:09] <Slart> Pixels: if he was an op he wouldn't need to use the !ops trigger.. afaik this is what it's for
[23:09] <Pixels> so keepass isnt in the ubuntu repos?
[23:09] <joaopinto> Pixels, keepassx is available from the repositories
[23:10] <aaditya> !info keepassx
[23:10] <Pixels> joaopinto: thanks ;)  so I just apt-get install keepassx ?
[23:10] <sere84> Pixels, keepass isnt secure i wouldnt use it
[23:10] <joaopinto> Pixels, yes
[23:10] <Pixels> sere84: what???
[23:10] <Knyte> any info on how to remove .fdi created after i accidently removed polling on mr dvd burner
[23:10] <joaopinto> sere84, hum ?
[23:10] <mneptok> Pixels: i AM an op here, and use of the !ops trigger is encouraged when there are problems.
[23:10] <mneptok> aaditya: thanks for the heads-up
[23:10] <Pixels> sere84: since when isnt keepass secure??? please explain bexause I store all my sensitive data in keepass
[23:10] <Pixels> mneptok: ok
[23:11] <aaditya> mneptok: no problem ;)
[23:11] <sere84> Pixels, joaopinto, the database can be crackes pretty easily
[23:11] <Terrorsathan> Got a problem [23:11] <Pixels> it seems to me that aaditya is the ops puppet who brings the ops a apple :P  but i will stay on topic now :)
[23:11] <hlfshell> i am trying to mount a possibly damaged hard drive to determine if it is really damaged. i am trying to use the mount command but am not sure how to use it. can someone help me determine if the hard drive is broken or let me know how to properly work mount?
[23:11] <Pixels> sere84: what are you saying??
[23:12] <aaditya> Terrorsathan: did you try a different network adapter?
[23:12] <losher> sere84: you shouldn't make a claim like that about keepass without some form of corroboration. Reference please?
[23:12] <Pixels> sere84> Pixels, joaopinto, the database can be crackes pretty easily <-- any proof for this?  and what other program you recommend that cannot be cracked?
[23:12] <aaditya> Terrorsathan: it could very well be a hardware problem
[23:12] <joaopinto> sere84, keepassx uses the same encryption algorithms as many other tools/services, it is just as crackable as them, the password quality is always a matter of concern
[23:12] <Pixels> sere84: i will send you a keepass databse...  you crack it "easily" and tell me what the first entry said.. ok deal?
[23:12] <sere84> Pixels, i would just use a notepad and encrypt it with gpg
[23:13] <Terrorsathan> aaditya: How's so? My connection is via direct cable, not DSL modem. eth0 and auto ethernet are working here
[23:13] <sere84> losher, the fact that i can crack is enough :x
[23:13] <Terrorsathan> yet with no results.
[23:13] <aaditya> Pixels: it's about keeping this room clean and friendly. nothing personal; strictly personal
[23:13] <Some_Person> ﻿How can I combine 2 completely separate networks with 2 separate ISPs for increased speed without rebooting?
[23:13] <Toba> how can I install https://launchpad.net/usb-creator/ on a non-ubuntu linux install?
[23:13] <aaditya> strictly business :\
[23:13] <Pixels> sere84: you have made some bold claims... now I will challenge you to back it up.. after all you said "the database can be crackes pretty easily"....  i will send you a keepass databse...  you crack it "easily" and tell me what the first entry said.. ok deal?
[23:13] <Terrorsathan> :/
[23:13]  * losher thinks the natives are restless this afternoon...
[23:13] <sere84> sec
[23:14] <aaditya> Terrorsathan: i had the exact same problem. which network adapter are you using?
[23:14] <Pixels> sere84: your repution will be watched by everyone here now... where can I send you the databse so you can crack it easily
[23:14] <graelin> Ok.. so now I feel like a total moron.. but lets run this by the channel. Would a cdrom slaved on an IDE controller not play nice sometimes if the master HD on the same controller was having issues, or are data xferrs isolated on the cable?
[23:14] <Terrorsathan> aaditya: you mean network card?
[23:14] <Terrorsathan> I suck at comp language.
[23:14] <aaditya> Terrorsathan: yes, network card. sorry for that
[23:14] <sere84> Pixels, i have nothing to prove man...just trying to help but hey do what you what....google my friend
[23:14] <aaditya> lol
[23:14] <Pixels> sere84: dont give me any more words or links.. prove it.... crack my database
[23:15] <sere84> want*
[23:15] <Slart> graelin: I'm guessing that having a master with problems could affect a slave.. yes
[23:15] <Knyte> ... wow
[23:15] <Pixels> sere84: as I thought.. you were not willing to bnackup your words because you are full of SH&^ lol
[23:15] <Terrorsathan> aaditya: no prob. Can't remember well but some fellow told me it kinda sucks.
[23:15] <sere84> Pixels, ok im lieing use it....idiot
[23:16] <Pixels> sere84: come on dude... you said "...."you crack it "easily"....  so prove it.. or be exxposed as a fake
[23:16] <Some_Person> ﻿How can I combine 2 completely separate networks with 2 separate ISPs for increased speed?
[23:16] <chuck_> !ot|Pixels,
[23:16] <aaditya> BTW, Pixels was eternaljoy.
[23:16] <Slart> Pixels: have a look at !coc and !attitude .. there's no need for name calling
[23:16] <Pixels> sere84: you publically said keepass databse can be "cracked easily".. so I wiling to send you mine so you can tell me the first entry to prove your words.. but now you refuse, get defensive and abusive... you are a fake dude
[23:17] <losher> for what it's worth, a quick google search does not turn up any known security vulnerabilities reported for keepass
[23:17] <sere84> Pixels, i dont want to but i can be done end of story...if u dont believe me then w/e i could care less just trying to help....im not going to go out of my way to prove my self to someone
[23:17] <Pixels> sere84: and now everyone knows it :)
[23:17] <graelin> Hmm.. I seem to remember this HD having funky issues before.. most likely power cuz I thwacked it around a bit (in the cables area anyway) and it would behave after that.. but it sucks being out another 50 bucks.. and using a sata slot for a dvdr... just moronic
[23:17] <Terrorsathan> aaditya: its a SiS 191 Ethernet Controller
[23:17] <Knyte> Used this command sudo hal-disable-polling --device /dev/dvd1 --enable-polling but left off the --enable polling by accident.. it wrote this file media-check-disable-storage_model_DVD_RAM_GSA_H55L.fdi and now my dvd isn't seen nor can I delete that file.. any ideas?
[23:18] <Terrorsathan> aaditya: Im also using a router with it. its a D-Link 524
[23:18] <Pixels> sere84:  you publically said keepass databse can be "cracked easily".. so I wiling to send you mine so you can tell me the first entry to prove your words.. but now you refuse, get defensive and abusive... you are a fake dude
[23:18] <Slart> !ot | Pixels
[23:18] <aaditya> Terrorsathan: that network card is onboard i believe. try a PCI network card, like linksys - available on craigslist for $5
[23:18] <graelin> ok.. so here's a quick off topic deal... would a 40GB drive be ok for a windows install and the new upcoming Starcraft2 and a few other games?
[23:18] <chuck_> !atitude|Pixels,
[23:19] <Flare183> !attitude | Pixels
[23:19] <joaopinto> graelin, ask on ##windows
[23:19] <aaditya> !ops | Pixels
[23:19] <Flare183> !ot | graelin (sorry rules)
[23:19] <chuck_> Flare183,  thank you
[23:19] <sere84> Pixels, your right ...im a fraud....keep on using it... stephans84@gmail.com send me your .db
[23:19] <Terrorsathan> aaditya: That's right, it's onboard. Thanks for the assist, I'm getting a PCI one then.
[23:19] <Flare183> chuck_: Your welcome.
[23:19] <reqon> OMG i just brought my 4 yr old son a 42LCD screen for his birthday
[23:19] <aaditya> Terrorsathan: good luck
[23:20] <Terrorsathan> aaditya: Danke ;)
[23:20] <aaditya> Terrorsathan: bitte :P
[23:20] <graelin> Heh.. ok.. anyone want to speculate on Starcraft2's ability to be run under wine when it comes out?
[23:20] <losher> reqon: I wish you were *my* daddy...
[23:20] <henux> hey i am having serious problems with ubuntu 9.04 qtcreator install
[23:20] <Slart> graelin: I hear the people in #winehq are really interested in that *hint* *hint* ;)
[23:20] <henux> anyone else using it?
[23:20]  * graelin ducks as he's redirected to #wine
[23:21] <Slart> graelin: but as with most other new games.. it will probably not run
[23:21] <henux> qtcreator seems to avoid all the docs and pressing the "Getting Started" does NOTHING
[23:21] <sere84> Pixels, just google it im done
[23:21] <Pixels> sere84: i sent it to you.. now crack it "easily"
[23:22] <joaopinto> sere84, if you are aware of a security issue with the keeppassx, please report it on launchpad, if your concern is just about the encryption safety itself, feel free to do a better suggestion, using a text editor with gpg encryption/decryption for everytime you need a password, is not usable, and not safer either
[23:23] <graelin> yummy! multicore encoding with grip kicks ***
[23:23] <Knyte> I used this command "sudo hal-disable-polling --device /dev/dvd1 --enable-polling" but left off the "--enable polling" by accident.. it wrote this file media-check-disable-storage_model_DVD_RAM_GSA_H55L.fdi and now my dvd isn't seen nor can I delete that file.. any ideas to get my dvd back to being seen?
[23:24] <ninjafury> hey guys, I just installed the proprietary nvidia driver on jaunty 64, and now suspend/resume doesn't work on my laptop. They did with the vesa driver. How do i fix this?
[23:24] <Pixels> joaopinto: well said... im still waiting for him to crack the databae I sent him
[23:24] <losher> Knyte: can't you just reissue the command like so: "sudo hal-disable-polling --device /dev/dvd1 --enable-polling"
[23:25] <Slart> Knyte: tried running sudo hal-disable-polling --enable-polling ?
[23:25] <ninjafury> can anyone help? Because I couldn't find anything on google.
[23:26] <ariqs> I want to run my wifi card as an access point, how would I go about that?
[23:26] <sere84> joaopinto, i came across some .db crackers pretty easily that could crack the .db...i wouldnt use it
[23:26] <Pixels> sere84: we are waiting.. did you crack my databse yet? :)
[23:26] <chuck_> Pixels,  Can you let it go
[23:27] <Knyte> Iosher: I get this with that command "Following symlink from /dev/dvd1 to /dev/sr0. Cannot find storage device /dev/dvd1."
[23:27] <Slart> Knyte: or possibly run the entire command again.. the whole thing
[23:27] <sere84> Pixels,u never sent it
[23:27] <sere84> lol
[23:27] <ninjafury> ariqs, click on network manager in the status bar, and select 'crete wireless connection'
[23:27] <superfirelord42> Anyone know what would cause this error? e100: 0000:01:02.0: can't derive routing for PCI INT A
[23:27] <Knyte> Slart: that didn't work.. gave me a how to use this command list
[23:27] <Pixels> sere84: check in 5 secs.. i resent it
[23:28] <Slart> Knyte: what happens if you run the entire command as you wrote it?
[23:28] <Pixels> sere84: its a brand new database... inside the keepass databse there is a WORD!  tell me what that word is and prove you can crack keepass "easily"
[23:28] <Slart> Knyte: oh.. I see now.. it can't find /dev/dvd1  ... hmm..
[23:28] <Knyte> when I run the entire command I get the following: "Following symlink from /dev/dvd1 to /dev/sr0. Cannot find storage device /dev/dvd1."
[23:29] <Slart> Knyte: perhaps /dev/dvd1 isn't the "real" name of the device.. tried using /dev/sr0 instead?
[23:29] <ariqs> ninjafury, network manager?
[23:30] <Pixels> sere84 has quit ("Leaving") <--- LOL!  he ran because he couldnt crack my keepass databse lol
[23:30] <unop_> Pixels, off topic.
[23:30] <Pici> Pixels: Stop
[23:30] <Pixels> ok
[23:31] <Knyte> Slart: same respone as before
[23:31] <ariqs> I want to run my wifi card as an access point, how would I go about that?
[23:31] <Pixels> i just find it hilarous. he claims keepass can be cracked easily. then I challenge him to prove it.. and he runs off... jut funny thats all... but i wont talk about it anymore, sorry guys/gals
[23:32] <Knyte> I wold love to be able to get rid of the fdi file it created.. but i can't.. says I am not the owner of it.. lol
[23:33] <Slart> Knyte: ok, I've run the same command you did.. and now I get the same error.. now let's see what we can do about it
[23:33] <Knyte> ok
[23:34] <Knyte> Slqart: I tried to delete the file it created but it won't let me.. root is the owner but I can't access the login
[23:36] <eseven73> too quiet in here, so ill break the ice; Does the app sbackup depend on GNOME?
[23:37] <nejode> eseven73: I used it in kubuntu... no prob
[23:38] <Slart> Knyte: I don't think you should delete the file.. it should be deleted automatically
[23:38] <eseven73> nejode, ok I was just fearing that it won't work in Fluxbox
[23:38] <dingleberry_> the only thing in my update manger for a week is ntpdate
[23:38] <nejode> eseven73: it'll pull some gtk libraries of course
[23:38] <Slart> Knyte: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hal/+bug/358390
[23:39] <Pixels> whats the command to install PGP?
[23:39] <Pixels> !pgp
[23:39] <eseven73> nejode, hmmmm well, those are already installed, I installed fluxbox AFTER GNOME so I should be ok I think :D
[23:40] <losher> Slart: Knyte: good catch, Slart! That looks like it...
[23:40] <the1corrupted> Hello everyone.  My sound drivers seem to be malfunctioning.  How do I reinstall them?
[23:40] <Pixels> i installed ubuntu using the encryption method in alternative install.. does that encrypt my whole ubuntu partition?
[23:41] <Slart> losher, Knyte: the good news is that a reboot will fix it.. so it's at least not permanent
[23:41] <losher> dingleberry_: everyone's off at a conference in Barcelona
[23:41] <dingleberry_> ok
[23:43] <the1corrupted> Hello everyone.  My sound drivers seem to be malfunctioning.  How do I reinstall them?
[23:43] <merlin2049er> hey
[23:44] <merlin2049er> how do i get unrar to work
[23:44] <merlin2049er> i downloaded unrar-full
[23:44] <ariqs> I want to run my wifi card as an access point, how would I go about that?
[23:44] <freedumMan> I've been on 8.04 for a long time and just today did a in place upgrade to 8.10 and now to 9.04 Wow im so happy with the upgrades
[23:44] <Seeker`> I am getting this error with my Hauppauge Nova-T 500, which claims it is unable to obtain a channel lock: "i2c read/write failed", along with [ 1529.788799] dvb-usb: error while stopping stream.
[23:44] <Pixels> freedumMan: what in particular do you like?
[23:44] <danielrmt> merlin2049er
[23:44] <Slart> !rar | merlin2049er
[23:45] <danielrmt> merlin2049er: use the default archive manager
[23:45] <merlin2049er> i do use the default archive manager
[23:45] <freedumMan> honestly the speed for one, the battery length on laptop has increased, the wifi connection manager is better, the built in VPN for work...gezz i cant stop thinking
[23:45] <Knyte> thanks for the info.. going to reboot.. brb
[23:45] <merlin2049er> it won't extract them
[23:45] <gimpy> hi! i have a problem to install the second dvd of world of warcraft burning crusade on ubuntu 9.04... it wont let me copy the file on my hard-drive; here is the post where it eplain what i did up to now http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7378791#post7378791
[23:45] <Enissay> I would like to create a user account on which the user has access to two applications only of my choice -vlc & firefoxfor example-, I created then an unprivileged account, but he has access to many applications ... how to avoid him accessing to them but ones i choose for him?
[23:45] <freedumMan> merlin2049er, apt-get install unrar
[23:45] <Darkchef> hey, i dont know if you guys can help me , im trying to set up LAMP on ubuntu desktop 9.04 so i can practise php coding and i cannot get it to work correctly
[23:45] <danielrmt> merlin2049er: once you installed unrar, it will be able to extract rar files
[23:45] <Slart> Knyte: check the link posted above.. seems this is a known bug
[23:46] <RHorse> merlin2049er latest v of unrar?
[23:46] <Knyte> I see that.. ugh
[23:46] <basix> Does anybody know if there is a work around or fix for this bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/325706
[23:46] <AnArrayfulOfPerl> can't get unjornaled HFS+ volume mounted
[23:46] <merlin2049er> arg how do i change my sudo password
[23:47] <Slart> merlin2049er: command line or in gnome?
[23:47] <merlin2049er> gnome
[23:47] <jrib> merlin2049er: change your user's password as they are the same
[23:47] <Slart> merlin2049er: system, preferences, about me
[23:47] <Darkchef> hey, i dont know if you guys can help me , im trying to set up LAMP on ubuntu desktop 9.04 so i can practise php coding and i cannot get it to work correctly, i found an apt-get line on the net that should work , the apache server seems to work but there is no info.pjp to indicate that php is working
[23:47] <freedumMan> Pixels, The only complaint but not one to stand on is the interface when using dark themes still hard to read things on a dark theme
[23:47] <Slart> merlin2049er: there is a "change password" button
[23:47] <merlin2049er> for su
[23:47] <jrib> !lamp > Darkchef
[23:47] <Slart> !root | merlin2049er
[23:47] <merlin2049er> dont u need to be su for running apt get
[23:48] <freedumMan> Darkchef, what kind of issue you having?
[23:48] <jrib> merlin2049er: no, you use sudo
[23:48] <AnArrayfulOfPerl> tard
[23:48] <Slart> merlin2049er: nope.. just use sudo... "sudo apt-get install awesomestuff"
[23:48] <Wicked> !ipv6
[23:48] <jrib> AnArrayfulOfPerl: do you have a question about ubuntu?
[23:48] <danielrmt> Darkchef: have you installed libapache2-mod-php5  ?
[23:48] <AnArrayfulOfPerl> i can't get a unjornaled HFS+ volume mounted read-write
[23:48] <AnArrayfulOfPerl> !hfs
[23:48] <gimpy> does someone know how to install world of warcraft burning crusade with wine... even with the tutorial i have a issue... could you see me in private please
[23:48] <freedumMan> Darkchef, you can also use apache friends and extract to one directory
[23:49] <freedumMan> gimpy, you need wine
[23:49] <Pici> gimpy: You'll probably find better help by asking in #winehq
[23:49] <Slart> gimpy: try asking in #winehq.. it's the official support channel for wine
[23:49] <merlin2049er> ok i think i added unrar
[23:49] <Darkchef> i have ran this so far "sudo apt-get -y install mysql-server apache2 libapache2-mod-php5 php5 php5-mysql"
[23:49] <freedumMan> Darkchef, ok and whats the issue
[23:50] <Darkchef> freedumMan : well apache seems to be working but i cant see evidence of php working, i read it was meant to have an info.php displaying information
[23:50] <Classic> hello
[23:50] <gimpy> the problem is not wine ... i install the first DVD with wine ... work perfectly but now i need to copy the dvd of burning crusade on my hard drive and it dont let me
[23:50] <merlin2049er> yup it worked
[23:50] <danielrmt> Darkchef: echo '<?php phpinfo(); ?>' | sudo tee /var/www/info.php
[23:50] <AnArrayfulOfPerl> i can't get a unjornaled HFS+ volume mounted read-write
[23:50] <genii> AnArrayfulOfPerl: packages hfsplus, hfsprogs, and hfsutils need to be installed. You will also need the hfs kernel module loaded
[23:50] <freedumMan> Darkchef, so is it displaying text instead?
[23:50] <Classic> anyone running frostwire in jaunty?
[23:50] <freedumMan> Darkchef, if so then its not loading php modules in apache
[23:50] <jdsandeson> Why is it that lenny will run on an older machine but jaunty will not?
[23:51] <danielrmt> Darkchef: you have to create the phpinfo file if you want to test
[23:51] <Darkchef> freedumMan : yeah it looks like it isnt loading
[23:51] <Darkchef> danielrmt : dan@dan-laptop:~$ echo '<?php phpinfo(); ?>' | sudo tee /var/www/info.php
[23:51] <Darkchef> <?php phpinfo(); ?>
[23:51] <Darkchef> it doesnt work
[23:51] <Mithran> jdsandeson: What machine, and what do you mean by won't run?
[23:51] <genii> AnArrayfulOfPerl: For regular hfs, the module is named hfs. For hfs+ the module is named hfsplus
[23:52] <unop_> jdsandeson, different operating systems have different minimum requirements
[23:52] <Classic> i have a startup problem with frostwire
[23:52] <freedumMan> Darkchef, do you have ?   SetHandler application/x-httpd-php   and LoadModule php5_module        modules/libphp5.so in your httpd.conf
[23:52] <elli222> Hello, i have a funny problem involving sound. Sound playback works fine, and i have a microphone attached to the -back- of my PC. Playback from that works fine, but i cant seem to capture, unless i plug it into the -front- mic socket...
[23:52] <Classic> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/185268/
[23:52] <freedumMan> Darkchef, im on battery power only 25 minutes left  :(
[23:53] <Darkchef> freedumMan : where can i find this, im like a noob for linux, tried to get it working in xp but it was a joke
[23:53] <freedumMan> Darkchef, cat /etc/httpd/httpd.conf
[23:53] <Pici> Darkchef: A simple: sudo a2enmod php5   then a  sudo invoke-rc.d apache2 restart    *should* do the trick
[23:53] <Darkchef> well not a linux noob
[23:53] <AnArrayfulOfPerl> how do i mount HFS+ read-write?
[23:53] <elli222> !info alsa
[23:53] <freedumMan> Darkchef, try Pici suggestion
[23:53] <wes_> yo
[23:53] <wes_> how is it going
[23:53]  * freedumMan I compile all my stuff 
[23:54] <wes_> I'm on Kubuntu :)
[23:54] <ariqs> I want to run my wifi card as an access point, how would I go about that?
[23:54] <wes_> On Virtual Box
[23:54] <Darkchef> freedumMan : "Module php5 already enabled" i guess it was working then :/
[23:54] <kora-chan1> heya after a reboot my sound suddenly disappeared, i didnt change anything in my soundsettings b4 reboot. im using jaunty and alsa. alsastuff is running and master/pcm are enabled/loud. tried different applpications (amarok2/exaile/firefox/mplayer) but i cant get sound out of my speakers,... where would be a point to start with debugging this issue?
[23:54] <fatface> In nautilus there is a "compact mode" which ellipsizes the names of files a bit too short for m taste, is there a way to make the columns bigger, or fit the maximum width of the filename?
[23:54] <danielrmt> Darkchef: I thought so. the phpinfo is not created when you install apache/php
[23:55] <freedumMan> Darkchef, hmm module is loaded but i bet its not using a handler for the files
[23:55] <Darkchef> danielrmt : how do i get this then ?
[23:55] <AnArrayfulOfPerl> how do i mount HFS+ read-write?
[23:55] <Darkchef> freedumMan : i havent a clue man, seems a struggle to get it working
[23:55] <l403> hello, I burt a kubuntu JJ CD but live seems to start in a odd resolution that I cant see the whole screen. can I force the xserver to run in a different resolution?
[23:55] <danielrmt> Darkchef: create a /var/www/info.php file with <?php phpinfo();?>
[23:55] <freedumMan> Darkchef, SetHandler application/x-httpd-php needs to be in your httpd.conf file sounds like
[23:55] <l403> *burnt
[23:55] <dooglus> !flash
[23:55] <elli222> kora-chan1, try sudo alsamixer in a terminal....
[23:56] <Classic> !frostwire
[23:56] <freedumMan> danielrmt, he has it wont work its not rendering the php files
[23:56] <danielrmt> ok
[23:56] <Classic> !frostwire more
[23:56] <elli222> !alsa
[23:56] <freedumMan> Darkchef, type in gedit
[23:56] <boss_mc> AnArrayfulOfPerl: didn't genii answer your Q?
[23:56] <l403> !gnash
[23:56] <theBishop> what's the best, fastest way to capture DV tape in Linux?
[23:56] <dooglus> what do I need to get mplayer to be able to play back .flv files downloaded from youtube.com?
[23:56] <freedumMan> Darkchef, browse to /etc/httpd.conf or /etc/httpd/httpd.conf  i forget which one ubuntu uses for apache through apt-get
[23:57] <Classic> any java experts here?
[23:57] <freedumMan> Darkchef, look for the set handler line like i wrote
[23:57] <Pici> Classic: installing or progamming?
[23:57] <Darkchef> freedumMan : ok hang on
[23:57] <Classic> Pici, installing
[23:57] <freedumMan> Darkchef, i can't i got 20 minutes on battery power
[23:57] <Pici> !java | Classic have you read these
[23:57] <Poka> hey, im on Ubuntu 9.04, but cant connect to my wireless, i can see the net and type key (wep) but it just asks for key again... can anyone help?
[23:57] <elli222> !alsa more
[23:58] <kora-chan1> elli222: i turned everything up in alsamixer, there seems to be no problem
[23:58] <Classic> ah, never mind, all had to happen is to install freakin frostwire from terminal..... not by dbl click
[23:58] <Classic> man
[23:58] <chaos2fu> can i delete everything in the var-directory?
[23:58] <Classic> thanks Pici
[23:59] <AnArrayfulOfPerl> Ni!
[23:59] <freedumMan> Darkchef, sometime today sir
[23:59] <erUSUL> chaos2fu: no
[23:59] <Darkchef> freedumMan : this is strange i cant find either locations in etc
[23:59] <freedumMan> do a "sudo updatedb"
[23:59] <freedumMan> then do "locate httpd.conf"
[23:59] <ariqs> I'm in over my head wanting to setup a wireless access point in ubuntu. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessAccessPoint doesn't explain enough for me. Does anyone have a better source for suggestion? or patience to answer a lot of questions? ;p
[23:59] <Pici> freedumMan: its in /etc/apache2/