[00:00] <ed_debian> UntouchableMX, He's kidding
[00:00] <fccf> sjokkis: funny
[00:00] <sjokkis> UntouchableMX: that was not the logical follow-up
[00:00] <UntouchableMX> lol
[00:00] <ed_debian> korjata, I'm glad you figuered it out!
[00:00] <ed_debian> zortec, Are you still there?
[00:01] <elli222> Hello
[00:01] <UntouchableMX> been lookin on the internet for a fix, and cant seem to find it
[00:01] <sjokkis> UntouchableMX: are you using the gnome connection manager?
[00:01] <UntouchableMX> im using wicd
[00:01] <rods> Anyone use GParted?
[00:01] <ed_debian> UntouchableMX, Are you looking in 30 second bursts??
[00:01] <ed_debian> lol
[00:01] <fccf> rods: all the time
[00:01] <elli222> For some reason, /etc/X11/Xmodmap isnt being read upon login, any idea why?
[00:01] <ed_debian> rods, YES
[00:01] <m1chael> i have a remote server.. i want to install ubuntu on it and then install virtualbox and run a few other OS's for production websites and e-mail/db servers... i use windows xp here at home and ive never done anything "visual" with a server before.. where do i begin? is what i am trying to do normal?
[00:01] <sjokkis> rods: i try not to, but yes
[00:01] <jrib> infomomo: /usr/share/update-manager/mirrors.cfg is my guess
[00:01] <korjata> ed_debian: I think I had another problem but I can't think of it now.
[00:01] <sjokkis> m1chael: rdesktop
[00:02] <ed_debian> korjata, lol.  Ok let me know I'd love to help!
[00:02] <rods> fccf: how do I get the fat32 option? There are a few options not included with the ubuntu repo install
[00:02] <sjokkis> dudes. how can i connect to a particular network share when i'm on a particular wlan?
[00:02] <fccf> rods: fat32 is supported by default
[00:02] <m1chael> would mstsc.exe work?
[00:02] <korjata> ed_debian: I still don't know how I got that miracle transfer
[00:02] <quinn> ed_debian, what do i put after ssh?
[00:02] <ubuntu> does flash work in 64 bit?
[00:02] <akmalhamdani> use samba
[00:03] <ed_debian> korjata, Yeah strange huh
[00:03] <ed_debian> quinn, SSH is a command that you use to connect from a client to a server
[00:03] <sjokkis> korjata: that's why it's a miracle
[00:03] <sjokkis> god did it
[00:03] <ed_debian> it is used like this: ssh user@server
[00:03] <akmalhamdani> flash works in 64bit
[00:03] <superGear> Flash works on 64bit
[00:03] <ed_debian> quinn, just man ssh
[00:03] <elli222> Flash, through NSpluginwrapper, works
[00:03] <ed_debian> quinn, You do have to set up the server though before you can SSH into it
[00:03] <korjata> sjokkis: A 13 gigabyte file from home folder to my other hd.
[00:04] <keres> hello, this is my sudo blkid output. Does this mean my HDD is fried? http://pastebin.com/m687036ce
[00:04] <Ademan> is there a way to see what files are included in what packages? (WITHOUT having to install the packages)
[00:04] <linux> what are the actual XF86Audio global shortcuts on a regular keyboard?
[00:04] <sjokkis> korjata: i wasn't paying attention. what was the miracle?
[00:04] <ed_debian> quinn, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/InstallingConfiguringTesting
[00:04] <akmalhamdani> install sshd-server first
[00:04] <NishaKitty> adobe have a native package for flash on 64bit
[00:04] <UntouchableMX> i readed on a forum that kubuntu did had that problem with the wifi card, but I dont think thats the isue, and I dont like KDE, I preffer Gnome
[00:04] <NishaKitty> so it works
[00:04] <fccf> keres: your harddrive is fine
[00:04] <elli222> Also, Adobe recently compiled a 64 bit version of flash, its in alpha, and downloadable...
[00:04] <keres> fccf: i have really important files on there from a crashed winXP install
[00:04] <ed_debian> quinn, Although if you just install the openssh-server package on the server it works (you don't really need to configure anything)
[00:04] <keres> fccf: any chance i can force retreive them?
[00:05] <lobster2b> how can i remove a directory in konsole?
[00:05] <linux> Ademan - you can see that in Synaptic
[00:05] <elli222> rmdir
[00:05] <_nix_> lobster2b: rmdir <directory name>
[00:05] <elli222> lobster: Use rmdir for empty Directories
[00:05] <korjata> sjokkis: I transferred a 13 gigabyte folder from my home folder to a newly formatted internal drive in no time.
[00:05] <akmalhamdani> rm -r will remove restricted
[00:05] <manpoole> in virtualbox 2.2.4 the xpguest window is transparent almost impossible to see the window, this only happens half the time any suggestions, aslo it goes away when disabling compiz
[00:05] <sjokkis> korjata: and this file isn't bogus?
[00:05] <Ademan> linux: where? I know it will list installed files, but only after it's been installed...
[00:06] <keres> fccf: man i will love you forever if this stuff is recoverable
[00:06] <ed_debian> sjokkis, It was truely a miracle.  Don't doubt the power of our lord (tux)
[00:06] <keres> is it?
[00:06] <elli222> lobster: use rm -r to remove folder -RECURSIVLY- (That is, everything inside)
[00:06] <sjokkis> ed_debian: i dunno man. the christian god strikes me as an asshole. if he did it it was only to fuck with korjata
[00:06] <linux> when you select the package and choose Apply,but don't let it install. You can also do it in aptitude, but I don't have experience with that
[00:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !ohmy > sjokkis
[00:06] <koshari> elli222 i think itas an upper case -R
[00:06] <ed_debian> sjokkis, It's possible.  In any case I don't wanna piss him off
[00:07] <fccf> keres: open gparted
[00:07] <akmalhamdani> no it's r
[00:07] <sjokkis> oh snap. ubottu took offense to my language :(
[00:07] <akmalhamdani> not capital
[00:07] <fccf> keres: System>administration>partitionmanager
[00:07] <keres> fccf: ok
[00:07] <elli222> For some reason, /etc/X11/Xmodmap isnt being read upon login, any idea why?
[00:07] <UntouchableMX> are the drivers different form kubuntu and ubuntu, I tought that the difference was that one uses KDE and the other Gnome
[00:08] <koshari> akmalhamdani both actually, By default, rm does not remove directories.  Use the --recursive (-r or
[00:08] <koshari>        -R)
[00:08] <Mion> elli222: you should have a .xmodmap in your ~, and then have that parsed at login
[00:08] <quinn> ed_debian, thanks, this will be useful
[00:08] <quinn> bye everyone
[00:08] <ed_debian> bye!
[00:08] <keres> fccf: its not picking anything up
[00:08] <ed_debian> np
[00:08] <keres> wait!
[00:08] <korjata> ed_debian: He got owned...
[00:08] <keres> fccf: ok
[00:08] <ed_debian> korjata, Bad karma
[00:08] <aliciapg> is it possible to login as root? like actually log in at the login screen?
[00:09] <Lyez> anyone using the 9.04 64bit version?  any difference?
[00:09] <elli222> Mion, i want this Globally parsed...
[00:09] <UntouchableMX> !kubuntu
[00:09] <hskill> how can i check when the last time/date someone logged into my computer was?
[00:09] <ed_debian> aliciapg, YEs but it is bad practice
[00:09] <Kalmi_> Lyez, none
[00:09] <keres> fccf: it has a red warning sign next to it, filesystem is fat16
[00:09] <Lyez> k
[00:09] <korjata> ed_debian: me have bad karma?
[00:09] <akmalhamdani> last
[00:09] <elli222> aliciapg, try gdm-setup and enable local root login
[00:09] <Mion> elli222: mess with xsession then
[00:09] <aliciapg> elli222: ....uh i don't know how to do that
[00:09] <fccf> keres: right click on it
[00:09] <Serraphyn> are there any software packages I can install to see what my FPS is?
[00:09] <akmalhamdani> hskill: last
[00:09] <ed_debian> korjata, No sjokkis did (from swearing)
[00:09] <Kalmi_> Lyez, however flash sometimes stops working and a browser restart is needed in order to get it working again
[00:09] <keres> fccf: ok
[00:10] <Mion> Serraphyn: you men your screen refresh rate?
[00:10] <fccf> keres: is check useable
[00:10] <Baix> hey guys.  I just installed ubuntu and installed the restricted nvida drivers as it prompted me to and restarted. how do i check if they're actually running? i don't feel like they are
[00:10] <keres> fccf: yes
[00:10] <manpoole> in virtualbox 2.2.4 the xpguest window is transparent almost impossible to see the window, this only happens half the time any suggestions, aslo it goes away when disabling compiz
[00:10] <Serraphyn> Mion, no I mean Frames Per Second
[00:10] <Kalmi_> Baix, can you enable desktop effects?
[00:10] <ed_debian> korjata, Hilarious...
[00:10] <korjata> ed_debian: that's what I thought.
[00:10] <Baix> Kalmi_: I'll check now
[00:10] <Mion> Serraphyn: does not make any sense
[00:10] <fccf> keres: use check - it will check the drive and fix any problems (if possible)
[00:10] <infomomo> jrib: infomomo: /usr/share/update-manager/mirrors.cfg is my guess GOOD WORK
[00:11] <Mion> Serraphyn: that is application spesific
[00:11] <Mion> Baix: glxinfo
[00:11] <Jack_Sparrow> !coc > sjokkis
[00:11] <Jack_Sparrow> !guidelines > sjokkis
[00:11] <hskill> akgraner what about if someone just unlocks my screen by typing a password? how can i check when the last time someone did that?
[00:11] <ed_debian> korjata, How are you doing that?
[00:11] <keres> fccf: ok its checking. ill be back in a sec, gotta eat
[00:11] <Serraphyn> Oh, cause I ran a game in Wine 1.1.22 and its kinda bad FPS, but I have a nice card.
[00:11] <Mion> Baix: glxinfo | grep -i nvidia
[00:11] <Baix> Mion: what should i look for in here?
[00:11] <Jack_Sparrow> Serraphyn /join #winehq and see if they have any suggestions
[00:12] <Serraphyn> Jack_Sparrow, already in there :)
[00:12] <ed_debian> hskill, The logs.  specifically the auth log (authentication)
[00:12] <Baix> Mion: just as i feared...not there
[00:12] <Mion> Baix: both the server/client glx vendor, and the opengl vendor string should be nvidia
[00:12] <hskill> ed_debian thanks
[00:12] <ed_debian> hskill, For?
[00:13] <ed_debian> hskill, You're welcome?
[00:13] <Baix> Mion: nevermind it's there...was just case sensitive
[00:13] <Baix> Mion: thanks
[00:13] <hskill> ed_debian: ed_debian> hskill, The logs.  specifically the auth log (authentication)
[00:13] <Mion> Baix: that's why I added the -i :)
[00:13] <ed_debian> hskill, O sorry yeah.  NP
[00:13] <Flare183> ns info Mario
[00:13] <ironfoot_495> Hello can someone help me figure out why I can't get ssh to work on desktop or Server???
[00:13] <ed_debian> ironfoot_495, YEah lets do it
[00:13] <keres> fccf: error
[00:14] <keres> just flashed an error and stopped
[00:14] <fccf> keres: can you see the details of the error?
[00:14] <ed_debian> ironfoot_495, Specifically what is the problem?
[00:14] <ironfoot_495> ed_debian: OK let's do it thanx
[00:14] <broken__> Hi everyone
[00:15] <fccf> broken__: How can we fix you today?
[00:15] <n2diy> anybody know how to rotate text in abiword?
[00:15] <pace_t_zulu> hey guys... in IRC lingo what does "o/" mean?
[00:15] <hskill> pace_t_zulu a musical note i think
[00:15] <sjokkis> pace_t_zulu: heil
[00:15] <keres> fccf: http://pastebin.com/m14576b4c
[00:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !irc > pace_t_zulu
[00:16] <ironfoot_495> what to do first???
[00:16] <ironfoot_495> ;-)
[00:16] <harpreet_> chmod0700 ?
[00:16] <keres> pace_t_zulu: it means hello. \o/ means yay. kinda like a head and arms.
[00:16] <ed_debian> ironfoot_495, What specifically isn't working?  What are you trying to do?
[00:17] <ironfoot_495> ed_debian: I've really tried very hard to them to work but I'm missing something when it comes to the publickey???
[00:17] <fccf> keres: do you have a windows sysytem to boot to or are you living off the live cd right now?
[00:17] <broken__> fccf: Haha, actually I have a couple problems. I think I have almost figured out why my webcam isn't working. I did an "lsmod | grep quickcam" and found that I have two modules that are trying to run it
[00:17] <keres> fccf: live CD atm. Windows bootloader is messed up.
[00:17] <ed_debian> ironfoot_495, Are you ssh ing over the internet?  Have you ssh'd without a private key (with just a username and password)?
[00:17] <harpreet_> what is chmod0700 ?
[00:17] <keres> fccf: i just need to get some files. Then i'll be doing a reinstall or linux on top of it :>
[00:18] <elli222> brb
[00:18] <pace_t_zulu> keres, thank you... you provided the bes answer
[00:18] <n2diy> Helping a friend setup his wireless network and I think he has is router config messed up. How can we determine the route to his route to his router, from my computer?
[00:18] <akmalhamdani> harpreet_:  change permission
[00:18] <graelin> harpreet_: owner read write execute screw everyone else
[00:18] <keres> pace_t_zulu: no problem. http://noslang.com , bud :)
[00:18] <broken__> I have videodev and quickcam. I think that quickcam is the right one, but I'm not sure. I tried to blacklist videodev, but it is still running
[00:18] <jturek>   
[00:18] <broken__> I must be doing something wrong.
[00:19] <graelin> n2diy: log into the router.. usually network default gateway
[00:19] <n2diy> anybody know how to rotate text in abiword?
[00:19] <fccf> keres: chances are the partition tables are screwed up - windows did this, and chances are you have lost your data... I am sorry ... Backups are your best friend
[00:19] <graelin> n2diy: ie http://192.168.0.1 or some such
[00:19] <ironfoot_495> ed_debian: it's intranet and I have tried all the google methods but for sdome reason I can get it to work
[00:19] <n2diy> graelin: what is the route to the router?
[00:19] <harpreet_> akmalhamdani: graelin: wicked
[00:20] <ed_debian> ironfoot_495, Do you have the open-ssh-server package installed on the server?
[00:20] <keres> fccf: any chance at all i could possibly fix it?
[00:20] <Jack_Sparrow> keres I may have some suggestions. PM me before you give up
[00:20] <fccf> n2diy: abiword is a little underpowered for text rotation
[00:20] <ironfoot_495> ed_debian: it keeps saying Permission denied (publickey,password)
[00:20] <n2diy> fccf: I was afraid that was the answer, thanks.
[00:20] <graelin> n2diy: is your comp on the network and if so, what os you in now?
[00:20] <fccf> keres: not likely, and chances are there is something physically wrong with the harddrive, ubuntu may not install
[00:20] <ed_debian> ironfoot_495, so the command you're running is "ssh ironfoot_495@ipofserver" ??
[00:21] <harpreet_> is there any real issues for 64 bit? flash , java not working etc. left unsolved or anything else I should be aware of before installing?
[00:21] <ironfoot_495> ed_debian: yes
[00:21] <Kalmi_> keres, can't you try booting a livecd and mounting your old partition?
[00:21] <broken__> Anyone have any ideas?
[00:21] <ed_debian> ironfoot_495, And you installed the openssh-server package on the server?
[00:21] <yuhong> I talked about PAE and NX support in Ubuntu before, but just want to let you know that Fedora 11 now do auto-detection at install time and install a PAE kernel if PAE is available.
[00:21] <n2diy> graelin: no, he is across town, so I need the route to his router, both boxes are running a flavor of Ubuntu.
[00:21] <benc2> how do I change a server boot script under /etc/init.d/serverName?
[00:21] <dtchen> yuhong: something similar is in the works for karmic
[00:21] <harpreet_> I Love You....Miss Ubuntu
[00:21] <fccf> broken_ have you installed uvcvideo?
[00:21] <akmalhamdani> harpreet_:  use java for 64 bit?
[00:22] <benc2> what do I do after I edit the file?
[00:22] <harpreet_> akmalhamdani: yes, is it possible or still an issue
[00:22] <ironfoot_495> ed_debian:yes
[00:22] <ironfoot_495> well actually I use ssh -vv -p 2096 root@ipadd
[00:22] <broken__> fccf: No I haven't. Do I just apt-get it?
[00:22] <Kalmi_> akmalhamdani, harpreet_: java works fine on 64 bit ubuntu
[00:22] <graelin> n2diy: well... you'd need his IP address.. but chances are his router will not let you login from the outside of his network
[00:22] <dtchen> yuhong: you'll note that nx support (well, the relevant execshield bits) are in karmic's kernel, and 32-bit karmic will gain pae and non-pae flavours
[00:22] <harpreet_> Kalmi_: thank you
[00:22] <akmalhamdani> harpreet_:  for flash, it's still alpha version but it's worked
[00:22] <fccf> broken_ depending on the camera that may just work apt-get is fine
[00:23] <rods> why would GParted have greyed out options (i.e. fat32, fat16, wt
[00:23] <rods> c
[00:23] <Kalmi_> akmalhamdani, harpreet_: the 32 bit flashplayer works fine in 64 bit browsers
[00:23] <ed_debian> ironfoot_495, what does the -vv flag do? Why are you trying to log in as root?  Try to log in as yourself IDK if root is allowed to ssh.  Seems like it would be a security risk.
[00:23] <yuhong> Thanks, especially because I  mentioned it before.
[00:23] <broken__> I'll give that a shot and let you know
[00:23] <yuhong> Thanks, especially because I once argued about it before.
[00:23] <harpreet_> Kalmi_: you mean flashplugin nonfree?
[00:23] <fccf> broken_ what are you using to view the cam
[00:23] <graelin> n2diy: and if he's having router issues, I doubt you'll get a remote connection to his desktop going... Sounds like you'll be troubleshooting on the phone
[00:23] <n2diy> graelin: yes, I need to know the route to his router. Once I know where it is, hopefully it will let me play with it as if I was on the local net?
[00:23] <Kalmi_> harpreet_, yes
[00:23] <benc2> when I edit a boot script. do I need to do something afterwards?
[00:24] <Baix> anyone know of a stand alone pandora player?
[00:24] <broken__> fccf: I tried camorama and cheese.
[00:24] <harpreet_> Kalmi_: thank you
[00:24] <Kalmi_> harpreet_, yw
[00:24] <fccf> broken__: you might try with VLC it handles /dev/video a little better in some cases
[00:24] <ed_debian> ironfoot_495, Also try putting the ip address of your server (the local intranet ip address) instead of it's host name.  Unless you have the name in your host file or you have a DNS server on your intranet host names won't work
[00:24] <n2diy> graelin: roger that, and no phone needed, my roomate is heading over there now, and may pop up here any minute now?
[00:24] <graelin> n2diy: ROUTERS USUALLY HAVE SOME SORT OF BASIC FIREWALL SET ON THEM... INCOMMING CONNECTIONS ARE NOT LIKELY ALLOWED
[00:25] <ironfoot_495> ed_debian: are you there???
[00:25] <ironfoot_495> I think I olost connection
[00:25] <broken__> Ok, I'll try that too
[00:25] <ninjabox> Can anyone tell me how to force a resolution if its not shown in nvidia-settings?  Too many people have asked this simple question online, and have flooded google with really bad answers
[00:25] <graelin> D*** caps key
[00:25] <Kalmi_> !caps | graelin
[00:25] <ninjabox> I know I can write it into xorg.conf, but is there something special I have to do with the binary driver to get it to accept a custom xorg.conf?
[00:25] <ed_debian> ironfoot_495 NOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!  we've lost him...
[00:25] <noah1989> hi, has anyone tried evolution and google calendar?
[00:27] <broken__> fccf: I can't find any package called uvcvideo.
[00:27] <akmalhamdani> I lost me
[00:28] <Serraphyn> how do you stop it from continually trying to install a package with apt-get when the package errors out?
[00:29] <Baix> anyone have any opinion on what's the best flash player?
[00:29] <ironfoot_495> ed_debian: are you still there got disconnected??
[00:29] <Kalmi_> Baix, the real one?
[00:29] <harpreet_> Baix: flashplugin nonfree
[00:29] <fccf> broken__: hey, sorry about that - I was wrong again ... do you also have V4L installed . it is a major part of caming
[00:30] <harpreet_> Baix: dont go with shockwave
[00:30] <ese> Hi everyone!
[00:30] <noah1989> hi ese
[00:30] <harpreet_> esemmes: ask
[00:30] <Kalmi_> harpreet_, what? shockwave is not available for linux...
[00:31] <harpreet_> Kalmi_: it is available but not good
[00:31] <nJustin3k> I am on a command line install with xfce4 installed, when I do startxfce4, I allways login as root.  when I log out it stop xfce4, how can I change this?
[00:31] <bastid_raZor> !flash > Baix
[00:31] <noah1989> !flash > noah1989
[00:31] <fccf> broken__: and it is luvcview - the name changed since I used it last
[00:31] <broken__> fccf: that's ok. I really appreciate your help; I've been trying to get this thing working for about three days now. I do have V4L installed.
[00:32] <fccf> broken__: how about luvcview
[00:32] <ese> My firefox keeps on crashing on my hardy installation...
[00:32] <Kalmi_> harpreet_, i can't find it.... I don't think it exists... can you give me a link?
[00:32] <Serraphyn> !flash
[00:32] <broken__> fccf: No I don't have that, but I will install it now
[00:32] <graelin> broken__: is it a usb camera?
[00:32] <eap> hey is there a GUI version of something like Peerguardian for linux, such as MoBlock but with GUI?
[00:32] <zortec_> Sorry, I missed all the messages.  But to recap, I really would like some help on a few things.  First I created a 20GB home partition, a 10GB root partition, and a 3GB swap.  I've ran out of room on my home partition.  I can't seem to mount my cdrom.  Why does .gnome in /home take up 10GB.  I need about 10GB just to play WoW.  Should I make the home partition about 50GB?
[00:33] <zortec_> It seems odd that GNOME would take up 10GB.  That is half my home partition.
[00:33] <ironfoot_495> Hi is there anyone who can help me fix ssh I'm having a problem with publickey Can't get my desktop or server to respond over the intranet???
[00:33] <broken__> graelin: yes, it is a usb quickcam express
[00:33] <ironfoot_495> I am so frustrated?!!!
[00:33] <Kalmi_> zortec_, you can the gparted live to resize partitions
[00:33] <ese> does anybody else got issues with firefox and flash?
[00:34] <rods> ese: what kind of issues
[00:34] <Kalmi_> ironfoot_495, that does not seem to be publickey issue...
[00:34] <zortec_> Kalmi_: So did I create too small of partitions?  I have went through the partition manager now 3 times.  I'm really lost as to what sizes to go with
[00:34] <harpreet_> Kalmi_: there is a plugin swfdec for linux which isnt good and you can install windows version in linux with tweaks here:
[00:34] <ese> rods: it just crash...
[00:34] <ironfoot_495> Kaimi_: what do you think it is ??
[00:34] <harpreet_> Kalmi_: http://anurag.granularproject.org/2008/10/install-shockwave-in-linux-using-wine/
[00:35] <fccf> zortec_: my .gnome folder is 166K - what is in it that is large?
[00:35] <Azalyn> will ubuntu's partitioner still add windows to my grub boot menu if i chose to manually partition
[00:35] <nJustin3k> I have an command line installation of 9.04, and I just got xfce4, when I start it however, it logs me in as root, becuase the only way it starts is with sudo startxfce4,  how can I log in as my normal user so im not root?
[00:35] <zortec> fccf: .gnome2 takes up 10GB
[00:35] <eap> hey is there a GUI version of something like Peerguardian for linux, such as MoBlock but with GUI? <------anyone have any idea?
[00:35] <Azalyn> or is that just an option that is available with "install them side by side" ?
[00:35] <geirha> zortec_: du -s ~/.gnome2/* | sort -g
[00:35] <ironfoot_495> Kalmi_:  well what do you think it is ??
[00:35] <Jack_Sparrow> Azalyn yes
[00:36] <fccf> zortec not on my machine ... look deeper into that folder and see what it is that is taking up that much space
[00:36] <zortec> geirha: It's showing different sizes when I pasted that command
[00:36] <Kalmi_> harpreet_, swfdec is for flash... and shockwave in wine is not really shockwave in linux...
[00:36] <ironfoot_495> Kalmi_:  can you help me with this ?
[00:36] <zortec> geirha: I was using the gui that shows 1467 files taking up 10.9GB
[00:36] <ironfoot_495> please?
[00:36] <aliciapg> thanks for the help everyone, i got it working :D
[00:36] <harpreet_> Kalmi_: thats what i said, it isnt good for linux
[00:36] <Kalmi_> ironfoot_495, probably your router.... you need to set up portforwarding at the ssh server...
[00:36] <Azalyn> because with the slider partitioning method i can't seem to move the slider to the far left. i had already made an ext3 partition for it. but it seems to assume i want to keep it, instead of assuming i want it to *use* it.
[00:37] <earthlander_> Hi all
[00:37] <Kalmi_> harpreet_, ... ok... so there is no shockwave for linux :)
[00:37] <ironfoot_495> Kalmi_: port forwarding hum?? can you give me the instructions on how to do so??
[00:37] <fccf> Azalyn: go back and make an unpartitioned space for ubuntu to use
[00:37] <geirha> zortec: The above command shows the sizes in KiB
[00:38] <graelin> broken: http://linux-uvc.berlios.de/ see if your cam is supported. Linux doesn't play nice with all of them
[00:38] <zortec> I seem to have multiple windows open but I can't see them all, they are like on another desktop
[00:39] <Kalmi_> ironfoot_495, it's router specific and there is lot of tutorials on the internet for it... you need to forward port 22 (tcp) to your internal ip (on ssh server's router)
[00:39] <harpreet_> Kalmi_: i agree, here is something for us: http://www.petitiononline.com/linuxswp/petition.html
[00:39] <ironfoot_495> ok
[00:41] <broken__> graelin: Mine isn't listed on that site. I've been to a "quickcam team" website that claimed these should work with my exact camera
[00:41] <Baix> how do i check what files went where after an apt-get install?
[00:41] <fccf> broken__: luvcview should be the fix you needed
[00:41] <progre55> hey people! how to mount a dvd disc? cause I put an emply disc into my drive, but ubuntu doesnt see it (
[00:41] <stew> Baix: dpkg -L packagename
[00:41] <stew> progre55: if its empty, there is nothing to mount
[00:42] <broken__> fccf: I just installed it. Do I need to reboot or anything?
[00:42] <Dr_Willis_> Howmany differet ways are there now to have 'widgits' on the desktop? Been trying out some today. Seem Google-desktop widgits,  gdesklets, screenlets, Kde's Plasmids,   any others im missing?  (not counting conky, or gkrellm) :)
[00:42] <Baix> stew: thanks
[00:42] <progre55> stew, well, I just wanted to burn it, but brasero doesnt see it..
[00:42] <fccf> broken__: probably not .. just run a cheese or something
[00:42] <TheFunkbomb> Anyone have a problem with the 64 bit 10.0 r22 flash plugin causing a segment fault with Firefox when visiting sites like Youtube.com?
[00:43] <zortec> Why is ubuntu being so difficult?  I just want to get a nice set up without any problems
[00:43] <wistler> hi guys
[00:43] <chuck_>  /msg nickserv set hidemail on
[00:43] <chuck_> oops
[00:43] <progre55> hey people! how to mount a dvd disc? cause I put an emply disc into my drive, but ubuntu doesnt see it ( how to burn it??
[00:43] <fccf> zortec: am  confused about your .gnome2 directory ... I'd like to know what in that dir is taking up so much space
[00:44] <ese> porn?
[00:44] <pirilampo> Saluton!
[00:44] <zortec> fccf: When I right click on the home dir, it shows 6,547 items totaling 11.9GB
[00:44] <progre55> ese, yeah, a dvd full of porn!
[00:44] <zortec> I can't believe it's taking that much.
[00:44] <progre55> =)
[00:44] <geirha> zortec: This should show how many megabytes each file/dir in your home is using: du --max-depth=1 -xm $HOME | sort -g
[00:44] <fccf> zortec: dig down .. to .gnome2 - and use list view to see what in .gnome2 is using that space
[00:44] <Dr_Willis_> progre55:  you dont mount an empty disk.. you run whatever burner app you want and burn to it.. then you can mount it.
[00:45] <geirha> zortec: Sorted with the largest last
[00:45] <fccf> zortec: details view - i meant
[00:45] <wistler> can anyone help me please ?      i've got virtualbox and instaled vista on it
[00:45] <Dr_Willis_> progre55:  unless you are thinking how in windows you can treat a blank optical disk like a big 'floppy disk'
[00:45] <TheFunkbomb> Anyone have a problem with the 64 bit 10.0 r22 flash plugin causing a segment fault with Firefox when visiting sites like Youtube.com?
[00:45] <fccf> wistler this is the ubuntu channel - try #virtualbox
[00:45] <wistler> is there a way that vista can comunicate with the host (ubuntu) ?
[00:45] <zortec> 11092	/home/zortec/.local
[00:45] <zortec> 11260	/home/zortec
[00:46] <wistler> through the net
[00:46] <broken__> fccf: I just installed it. I guess I'll reboot and then try it again. I'll let you know if it works or not.
[00:46] <progre55> Dr_Willis_, no, it's just, even brasero doesnt see it..
[00:46] <Halitech> wistler, sorry to hear that :D best advice is to remove it :)
[00:46] <Kalmi_> TheFunkbomb, I don't have that problem... worksforme(tm)
[00:46] <wistler> looooooooool
[00:46] <Bedon> not sure if this is the right place or not as its more about grub than ubuntu itself, but installed ubuntu no problems, and followed guide http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1035999 7 installed fine, but reinstalled grub and now its giving me an error that the cylinder is higher than the bios supports when i try to boot 7
[00:46] <Dr_Willis_> wistler:  virtualbox os can use samba or whatever.. or virtualbox has its own special 'shares' it can be accessed  check the vbox docs.
[00:46] <wistler> lol
[00:46] <Jamed> !samba | wistler
[00:46] <geirha> zortec: Ok, so it's in .local then, probably the trash. Re-run the command replacing $HOME with $HOME/.local
[00:46] <wistler> I need it for the work :s
[00:46] <Dr_Willis_> progre55:  then it may be theres some error in how the burners are configured.  ive seen a few others have similer issues
[00:47] <lakotajames> Is there a way to make the volume louder?
[00:47] <geirha> zortec: Continue inwards till you find the big files
[00:47] <yuhong> BTW, the thing that is most troublesome with PAE right now seems to be the Intel graphics drivers.
[00:47] <zortec> 11092	/home/zortec/.local
[00:47] <zortec> 11092	/home/zortec/.local/share
[00:47] <Dr_Willis_> wistler:  set up samba on the linux host machine.. and the guest should be able to access the shares. or use ssh, and winscp on windows.
[00:47] <progre55> Dr_Willis_, any solutions you could offer, please? )
[00:47] <fallore> is there anything like the windows app ultramon for ubuntu? something that would facilitate dual monitor usage?
[00:47] <wistler> ubottu when I connect a 3G internet vista gets net to, but if net is down, I can't comunicate with host linux
[00:48] <fccf> zortec: inside .gnome2 ... look there for big files /home/zortec/.gnome2/ here
[00:48] <Dr_Willis_> progre55:  other then check the forums no. Ive never had the issue.   many of the dvd burner apps ahve configure menus you may want to check out
[00:48] <shayaknyc> hi all, i was hoping someone could help me with this...i'm migrating out of windows vista, where you can hold shift and right-click on an executable file or shortcut and then have it run as administrator...is there something similar in kubuntu where you can right-click an executable and have it run as kdesudo/sudo ?
[00:48] <wistler> Dr_Disk I'll try that
[00:48] <wistler> tnks guys
[00:48] <Kalmi_> wistler, use NAT networking in vbox
[00:48] <wistler> it is nat
[00:48] <Kalmi_> um... od... ok
[00:48] <Kalmi_> +d
[00:48] <earthlander_> How do i install updates with ending with .run?
[00:48] <yuhong> http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17993
[00:48] <geirha> zortec: Have you tried emptying the trashcan? trash is stored at $HOME/.local/share/Trash
[00:48] <Kalmi_> earthlander_, what are you installing?
[00:49] <zortec> fccf: .gnome2 doesn't have any big files
[00:49] <keres_> Jack_Sparrow, may i msg you?
[00:49] <progre55> Dr_Willis_, I see. well, thanks anyways =)
[00:49] <zortec> geirha: Trash affects your disk usage on linux? I didn't know that
[00:49] <fccf> zortec: .gnome2 is the one with 10gigs right?
[00:49] <geirha> zortec: Yes, it just moves the files in there, so you can restore them in case you trashed the wrong files
[00:49] <Kalmi_> zortec, how could it not affect your disk usage? :)
[00:50]  * i0x73 bashes his head against the wall.
[00:50] <shayaknyc> so...nobody has any clue?
[00:50] <zortec> fccf: .gnome2 is only 63.7KB
[00:50] <kitche> shayaknyc: sorry what was your question?
[00:50] <harpreet_> shayaknyc: question?
[00:50] <fccf> zortec: ok, earlier you said gnome was taking up 10gigs
[00:51] <shayaknyc> hi all, i was hoping someone could help me with this...i'm migrating out of windows vista, where you can hold shift and right-click on an executable file or shortcut and then have it run as administrator...is there something similar in kubuntu where you can right-click an executable and have it run as kdesudo/sudo ?
[00:51] <sanfoor> hi alllll
[00:51] <Dr_Willis_> shayaknyc:  ive seen 'run as root' nautilus scripts.. but i dont use them
[00:51] <kitche> shayaknyc: hmm yeah you would use run as root
[00:51] <psyber> anyone out here know how to diagnose random freezes?  Seems to happen most when streaming video, or using transmission.  Also happens when streaming radio surfing net and wordprocessing
[00:51] <storrgie> just formatted to ubuntu, I get to autocomplete in the console... help!
[00:51] <zortec> fccf, geirha, Kalmi_: So it's the trash then.  But it's going to take 10GB for the WoW files... so should I consider a bigger partition if I'm going to test gaming on linux? I did 3GB for swap, 10GB for /, and 20GB for home
[00:51] <Dr_Willis_> shayaknyc:  and that would be gnome specific.. #kubuntu may know of a simile rfeature in kde.
[00:51] <sanfoor> wich is the best ( Ubutu, Xubutu , Minit , Crunshbang ) ????!!!!
[00:51] <shayaknyc> I'm running in kubuntu, i don't see any run as root when i right-click
[00:51] <sanfoor> wich is the best ( Ubutu, Xubutu , Minit , Crunshbang ) ????!!!!
[00:51] <Kalmi_> shayaknyc, I don't see the point... why would you run random executables as root...
[00:51] <shayaknyc> i asked in kubuntu, nobody had an answer for me :(
[00:51] <Dr_Willis_> sanfoor:  use what you want.  I would say stick with Ubuntu ifyour syste, can handle it
[00:52] <harpreet_> shayaknyc: no, its not that easy, use nautilus and run what you need
[00:52] <sanfoor> thank u dr willis
[00:52] <shayaknyc> kalmi_: not random execs, but specific files (like adobe air) without having to go into konsole
[00:52] <Dr_Willis_> shayaknyc:  i rarely have  the need to run arbitary things as root. :) so its not really a needed feature to most people.
[00:52] <shayaknyc> will nautilus run on kubuntu environment?
[00:52] <fallore> I'm using Nvidia TwinView with dual monitors. I'd like to have apps on the right monitor show up on the right monitor's panel, etc. Is there a way to do this?
[00:52] <Kalmi> shayaknyc, are you installing stuff daily?
[00:52] <Dr_Willis_> shayaknyc:  theres ways to make a binary run 'as root'  always.. but thats a bit of a security risk
[00:52] <harpreet_> shayaknyc: yes
[00:52] <sanfoor> i'm looking for a system that use less ressources and good performence
[00:52] <lakotajames> I need more VOLUME!!!  is there a easy way to do that?  Or should I just buy louder speakers?
[00:53] <kitche> shayaknyc: yes but it will but it will pull in a lot of gnome
[00:53] <shayaknyc> well, i'm currently running kubuntu 9.04 in vbox in windows vista
[00:53] <geirha> zortec: You could just make a separate partition for your game, mount it at $HOME/WOW for instance, then tell wine to use that dir as D:. Then lastly, install wow to D: in wine
[00:53] <shayaknyc> kinda testing itout
[00:53] <fccf> zortec: personally I don't use a home partition - just a 40 gig / and a 300gig stores-which is where I keep all radio station data -- and 8gig swap
[00:53] <shayaknyc> and frankly, i LOVE it so far
[00:53] <Kalmi> lakotajames, try running: alsamixer
[00:53] <n2diy> sanfoor: Xubuntu.
[00:53] <harpreet_> lakotajames: hosting a party?
[00:53] <Dr_Willis_> 8gb swap? thats a little... large
[00:53] <Dr_Willis_> :)
[00:53] <yuhong> The problem seems to be GEM.
[00:53] <zortec> geirha, fccf: I was reading that you should use a home partition since it makes it easier to upgrade upbuntu, of course never have done that so can't really comment
[00:53] <harpreet_> kalmi
[00:53] <sanfoor> i'm looking for a system that use less ressources and good performence
[00:53] <lakotajames> Kalmi: Already all the way up.  Anything else?
[00:54] <sanfoor> i'm using xubuntu, is that fine ?
[00:54] <lukilla> can you download games off the internet or do you have to use synaptic?
[00:54] <lakotajames> harpreet_: No, I am going insane.  I need to drown out my thoughts.
[00:54] <zortec> geirha, fccf: I was just going to create a root partition, but wine puts all your files into a home partition right?
[00:54] <geirha> zortec: Yes, it's not a bad idea to have a separate /home. I have that as well.
[00:54] <sebsebseb> lukilla: you can get games from outside Synaptic
[00:54] <psyber> I can confirm that putting home on its own partition is a good diea
[00:54] <graelin> lakotajames: bring up the volume controls and see if the master is turned down. 9.04 seems to like that set low for some reason. I seem to be always adjusting mine
[00:54] <sebsebseb> lukilla: uh the repo I should say
[00:54] <Dr_Willis_> lukilla:  you can do whatever you want. :) depends on the games
[00:54] <sebsebseb> !repo | lukilla
[00:54] <lukilla> how?
[00:54] <The_Beard> Any opinions on set top boxes for media streaming?
[00:54] <fccf> zortec: I have no intention of upgrading... I use LTS and this server will stay  locked in this mode for the life of the radio station
[00:54] <harpreet_> Kalmi_: i just built a machine today, should i manually set swap or should i just use entire disk, which will be more beneficial?
[00:55] <BouB> hi
[00:55] <bertt> help! i deleted my linux partitions and screwed up grub in the process, and then i couldn't boot vista, so i got my 9.04 live cd out (on it now) and tried to fix my windows MBR - and now i get an error that says winload.exe could not be used - it may be missing or corrupt. help!!! how can i fix winload.exe ???
[00:55] <BouB> I got problem with samba server
[00:55] <zortec> geirha: How do I go about making a separate partition, mounting it, and doing all of those steps?
[00:55] <Kalmi_> harpreet_, just use the entire disk... Ubuntu will find the optimal settings for you
[00:55] <BouB> anyone can help me?
[00:55] <BouB> ?
[00:55] <Jamed> sanfoor: u can use a _really_ low resource window manager like dwm or wmii
[00:55] <Kalmi_> !ask | BouB
[00:55] <fccf> harpreet_: Use entire disk... it will automatically set swap size for you based on your ram
[00:55] <Dr_Willis_> bertt:  so you wish to no longer have any linux at all?
[00:55] <BouB> k
[00:56] <bertt> Dr Willis - i need the space on my HD. for now i'm done with ubuntu, i'm going to get it back after i finish a c++ class i'm taking when i don't have to use command prompt everyday
[00:56] <psyber> bertt: not sure if this is the place to be asking how to fix winload.  However, having a similar problem a few years ago I seem to remember using an app called fixmbr.
[00:56] <kierkokos> hi
[00:56] <fallore> I'm using Nvidia TwinView with dual monitors. I'd like to have apps on the right monitor show up on the right monitor's panel, etc. Is there a way to do this?
[00:56] <Kalmi_> bertt: that sounds like you somehow messed up your windows install... how did you reinstall grub?
[00:56] <kierkokos> how to see log who ping me last time?
[00:56] <Dr_Willis_> bertt:  then you need to boot a windows cd.. and use the proper windows commands to 'rewrite' the mbr to the disk. #windows may be best for that. You need linux to use grub basically.
[00:56] <bertt> kalmi_ : i didn't. i'm using the livecd
[00:57] <zaccour> hey
[00:57] <lakotajames> graelin:No, all the way up.  Seems like it could be louder, though.  Do I need to buy new speakers, or a new sound card?
[00:57] <BouB> I see just get connection to samba drives after restarting service instead directly after reboo
[00:57] <BouB> t
[00:57] <bertt> dr_willis_: ok. thank you, i'll check them out. i'll also google fixmbr.
[00:57] <zaccour> what does the other side of a  pop-up window look like?
[00:57] <The_Beard> Anyone at all? Looking for someone who uses some sort of media device to stream media to, from their own server...
[00:57] <Kalmi_> bertt, ok... whatever... good luck
[00:57] <wistler> bertt you need a win98 cd
[00:58] <hell_> is there a way to convert mp4 to mp3
[00:58] <wistler> and go to dos
[00:58] <graelin> lakotajames: could be. master is all the way up as well as front?
[00:58] <geirha> zortec: Come to think of it, resizing /home is a bit easier to do, if you're not familiar with editing /etc/fstab
[00:58] <wistler> then write    -----------------mbr     fdisk /
[00:58] <fccf> The_Beard: I am using flumotion to stream to the IPhone - does that count
[00:58] <wistler> then write    ----------------- fdisk       /mbr
[00:58] <zortec> geirha: Is there a quick way to resize /home?
[00:58] <lakotajames> graelin:  yeah, everything is up all the way.  I meant, what would make it loud?  Which should I buy?  or both?
[00:59] <geirha> zortec: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowtoPartition
[00:59] <shayaknyc> ok, one last question, i promise, how do i make a shortcut on my desktop folder to run nautilus in kubuntu? do i need to provide the full path?
[00:59] <bertt> wistler: how the heck do i get a win98 cd? and that will help me boot vista?
[00:59] <BouB> so how do I get samba working without manually rebooting service?
[00:59] <zaccour> what does the other side of a  pop-up window look like?
[00:59] <The_Beard> fccf, heh, not really... thanks for trying though ;) Just trying to find some peoples opinions who have actually used some of the boxes that are out there...
[00:59] <etfb> Perhaps someone can solve this mystery for me.  The package "pm-utils" just came up in my auto-update.  I went and followed links.  The Ubuntu version is 0.99, but the oldest one on the pm-utils GIT repository is 1.1.2.4, and that's a year old.  The one that Ubuntu is pushing out now must be two years old or more!  Why is it only showing up now?
[00:59] <fccf> The_Beard: like slingbox, AppleTV, etc
[01:00] <The_Beard> fccf, exactly, AppleTV seems too limited... so I am looking for something like it, that I can stream movies to...as well as use Boxee/netflix/etc...
[01:00] <psyber> anyone out have any suggestions on how to go about figuring out why I keep having random crashes?
[01:00] <wistler> or a disk of          free dos
[01:00] <psyber> sorry random freezes
[01:00] <fccf> The_Beard: Have you considered MythTV
[01:00] <Dr_Willis_> AppleTV is a little PC. :) you could put a whole new OS on it and do what you want.. if you know how....
[01:00] <wistler> bertt        or a disk of          free dos
[01:01] <The_Beard> fccf, hmm have never heard of it...
[01:01] <The_Beard> fccf, checking site now
[01:01] <zaccour> what does the other side of a  pop-up window look like?
[01:01] <wistler> :|
[01:01] <Dr_Willis_> The_Beard:  check out 'geexbox' it turns almost any pc in to a media player/that can play remote/streams/files :)
[01:01] <RedSocrates> psyber: Can you give a little bit more detail about when the freezes happen?  And are they total system freezes, or just X windows freezes, or what?
[01:01] <RedSocrates> psyber: Also, are you using Jaunty, or another version of Ubuntu?
[01:01] <bazhang> !ot > zaccour
[01:01] <wistler> bertt what is going on ?
[01:01] <TheFunkbomb> any idea when Ubuntu is going to fix the flash problem?
[01:01] <wistler> y
[01:02] <zortec> Can I resize /home from within ubuntu? I just need to unmount it first
[01:02] <bertt> wistler: say i downloaded a .iso of win98 , would i then use it fix the mbr?
[01:02] <BouB> my samba server only works after manually rebootung service. anyone knows why?
[01:02] <The_Beard> Dr_Willis_, I've heard the name, but I want to stream media to my plasma in the living area...HDMI...
[01:02] <BattleTop> Hi. I've installed Jaunty AMD64. Does anyone know a quick way to install ATI graphics driver?
[01:02] <fccf> zortec: you will need to do it from the live cd
[01:02] <geirha> zortec: Not if it is on the same harddrive as /. Then you'll need to boot the live CD
[01:02] <psyber> RedSocrates: not sure if it is X or the system.  It seems to happen a lot when streaming video or running transmission.  Also happens when word streaming radio.  I started having this problem when I upgraded to Jaunty
[01:02] <zaccour> there is a flash problem?
[01:02] <RedSocrates> psyber: What video card do you have?
[01:02] <zaccour> flash works just fine on ubuntu for me
[01:02] <zaccour> ?????
[01:02] <zaccour> what flash problem?
[01:03] <wistler> bertt   don't really need a win98,                 download "free DOS"
[01:03] <graelin> lakotajames: Well... not sure what to do. New soundcard may fix it, but no guarantee. Get VLC and use that as a player. VLC seems to boost the snot out of sound. The middle sound setting is 100% and it goes up from there...
[01:03] <zaccour> TheFunkbomb, what are you talking about?
[01:03] <wistler> follow the instructions to make flopyes
[01:03] <psyber> RedSocrates: old school nvidia 7300 LE.  I did some googling and did not find anyone with similar problems
[01:03] <bertt> wistler: and then what? make an .iso, boot from it... and... hope to recover winload.exe ??
[01:03] <Dr_Willis_> bertt:  what OS is on the machine? if 98 then you need a 98/me/related cd.. XP need a XP cd
[01:03] <psyber> RedSocrates: I am using the latest Nvidia dirvers
[01:03] <fccf> The_Beard: I am a little confused - you want to put what on your Plasma... where is the content coming from?
[01:03] <zortec> Ok, back to the minimal install for the third time to resize partitions... maybe I will get it right eventually
[01:03] <bertt> Dr_Willis_: its vista. i don't have any vista cd's, just the HP recovery partition... that i can't boot into
[01:03] <lakotajames> graelin:Well, it isn't exactly broken.  I just want it louder.  But if I want to make it louder, soundcard rather than speakers is what I need?
[01:03] <graelin> bertt: Try booting from the windows cd and do a repair... you may get lucky
[01:04] <The_Beard> fccf, as far as MythTV, i'm actually looking for hardware to stream it to the TV, not necessarily to stream FROM.
[01:04] <wistler> boot by the floppy and the after you are in free dos prompt  just right         fdisk  /mbr
[01:04] <TheFunkbomb> zaccour, on the 64bit version of 9.04, flash doesn't work right.
[01:04] <Dr_Willis_> bertt:  you need a vista cd then.. 98 wont work I think. ask in #windows
[01:04] <fccf> The_Beard: Wirelessly
[01:04] <RedSocrates> psyber: Hm.. Well, I had "random" freezing problems in X after upgrading to Jaunty with both an Intel card and an ATI card.  I fixed the second one by upgrading the kernel to 2.6.29.  I fixed the second by applying various fixes I found on a bug report (bug #359392 on Launchpad).
[01:04] <The_Beard> fccf, my stash of media currently residing on my linux machine...
[01:04] <bertt> graelin: no cd =( laptop didn't ship with any bc of vista crap methods
[01:04] <graelin> lakotajames: no.. I'd go with speakers.... powered of course
[01:04] <The_Beard> fccf, no, i am wired in the living area
[01:04] <zaccour> TheFunkbomb, whats wrong with 32 bit? everything "just works"
[01:04] <RedSocrates> psyber: You might look around on LaunchPad.  I know next to nothing about nvidia issues, though.  Are there any messages in any of your log files?
[01:04] <TheFunkbomb> I run a 64 bit system.
[01:04] <The_Beard> fccf, but like i said, right now i am trying to find good hardware to feed the TV =)
[01:04] <BattleTop> i run 64 too. faster.
[01:05] <psyber> RedSocrates: thats what I would like to start checking.  Not sure what log files I should be looking at.
[01:05] <wistler> other way is to download    iso   fom   GAG boot loader
[01:05] <fccf> The_Beard: probably slingbox
[01:05] <wistler> live cd
[01:05] <ActionParsnip> fccf: does slingbox work with ubuntu?
[01:06] <RedSocrates> psyber: I would check the Xorg logs in /var/log, as well as /var/log/messages and /var/log/kern.log, maybe also /var/log/syslog
[01:06] <RedSocrates> psyber: If this bug is anything like the freezes I was encountering, though, the logs will say nothing :-/
[01:06] <psyber> RedSocrates: Yeah, that is what I am expecting
[01:06] <fccf> ActionParsnip: slingbox only needs an network connection to the server which often is a NAS. but would work with a ubuntu server
[01:06] <TheFunkbomb> yeah, so either Ubuntu x64, Flash, or Firefox is completely messed up.
[01:07] <RedSocrates> psyber: If that's the case, and you don't find anything on Launchpad, your best bet is probably reporting the bug and seeing if anyone has suggestions
[01:07] <graelin> bertt: is there a hidden partition on it. Laptops usually have a recovery partition on them. Other than that fixmbr is an option but probly won't help since its seeing the bootloader and trying to load the file. If mbr was hosed, it'd most likely do nothing
[01:07] <Cpudan80> TheFunkbomb: the answer is always flash
[01:07] <ActionParsnip> fccf: nice
[01:07] <RedSocrates> psyber: If you know how to install the Ubuntu mainline kernels, you might also experiment with some of those.  Like I said, that fixed my issue with the ATI card (not with the Intel card, though)
[01:07] <Cpudan80> TheFunkbomb: Adobe has their head up their ...
[01:07] <Supermiguel> hey how can add sata support to virtualbox
[01:07] <bertt> graelin: there is an HP recovery partition. but i don't know how to get to it... i would be able to use grub.... if i had grub. haha
[01:07] <psyber> RedSocrates: humm.  I will consider trying that
[01:07] <Dr_Willis_> Supermiguel:  it has it allready last i looked....
[01:07] <RedSocrates> psyber: You could also try using the "vesa" driver in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf, if you don't want/need high-performance video
[01:08] <BattleTop> Well , was using Gnash flash player but some videos won't play.
[01:08] <fccf> ActionParsnip: & The_Beard: you may need to transcode to something the slingbox can read - depending on what format your media is in
[01:08] <Dr_Willis_> Supermiguel:  unless somthing is vague about what you are asking....
[01:08] <psyber> psyber:  vesa driver?
[01:08] <Supermiguel> Dr_Willis_, like all the drives that it create are IDE not sata
[01:08] <The_Beard> fccf, that's more of a "watch your tv content - anywhere" device... i'm looking for a "watch all of my content on one TV" device (like WDTV or AppleTV)
[01:08] <bertt> if i install ubuntu, do you all think i would be able to mount my vista partition from ubuntu to access my files?
[01:08] <BattleTop> vesa is the free graphics driver
[01:08] <lakotajames> graelin:  Ok, thanks.  And VLC does help quite a bit.  Thanks!
[01:08] <Ryan_Delaney> Question: In the repository there is no 64-bit version of a package that I want.  Is there someone I should inform of this?
[01:08] <Dr_Willis_> Supermiguel:   Ive added sata (or was it scsi) drives befor. (virtual drives) check the settings? why does it matter?
[01:09] <ActionParsnip> fccf: slingbox is used to stream cable tv over lan / wan dude
[01:09] <graelin> bertt: usually its a keycombo at boot. try f12 before bios completes. It may be an option in the bios as well.. worked on a dell business machine once that hid the recovery option until it was selected in bios
[01:09] <sHaMaR_nAtSaR> Got an issue
[01:09] <Supermiguel> Dr_Willis_, yes because i can only add 3 IDE drives, and with sata i can add.. 30 =)
[01:09] <fccf> ActionParsnip: slingbox can do a whole lot more than that
[01:09] <sHaMaR_nAtSaR> could use some help if any is willing
[01:09] <sHaMaR_nAtSaR> The issue is with Brasero
[01:09] <chuck_> The_Beard, if your looking for a media center pc look into mythbuntu or linuxmce
[01:09] <fccf> !ask > sHaMaR_nAtSaR
[01:10] <thedoctor> @bertt: Ubuntu has NTFS-3g driver. Yes.
[01:10] <psyber> RedSocrates:  would vessa support 1280x1024?
[01:10] <sHaMaR_nAtSaR> I've got an old skool mp3 player a Samsung 512mb
[01:10] <ActionParsnip> fccf: nice, thats all i need it for dude. i gots a file server with amarok xul :)
[01:10] <BattleTop> go ahead sHamaR.
[01:10] <The_Beard> chuck_, looking for a set top box to feed HDMI to my TV, streaming from my server
[01:10] <sHaMaR_nAtSaR> It reconizes it fine
[01:10] <BattleTop> yes
[01:10] <sHaMaR_nAtSaR> Just when trying to "grab tracks and burn them to disk"
[01:10] <RedSocrates> psyber: I think so, yes.  It will depend on the capabilities of your card, but it should be able to.
[01:10] <graelin> bertt: seems pretty silly to put a recovery partition on a drive w/o a means to use it.. but we're talking prefab lapcrap and winblows here
[01:10] <fccf> I got to go - back at 8pm pdst
[01:11] <RedSocrates> psyber: You can always try it and then switch back if it doesn't work.
[01:11] <sHaMaR_nAtSaR> It never finishes "Normalizing the Tracks"
[01:11] <fallore> I'm using Nvidia TwinView with dual monitors. I'd like to have apps on the right monitor show up on the right monitor's panel, etc. Is there a way to do this?
[01:11] <bertt> graelin: i hear you man. after i exhaust all my resources i'll give the F12 trick a go
[01:11] <sHaMaR_nAtSaR> Any tips?
[01:11] <Dr_Willis_> bertt:   In theory you could force grub to boot the partition by hand with the proper editing from the grub command line.
[01:11] <psyber> RedSocrates: humm I will be sure to check that out.  I don't use any desktop effects nor do I game with this system.  I just need a solid work station
[01:11] <BattleTop> sHaMaR: try to drag and drop them into a directory first, then burn them :) I had the same problem.
[01:11] <graelin> bertt: it could be another fx key too. The Dell was either f11 or 12
[01:12] <RedSocrates> psyber: In that case, vesa drivers should be fine.  You should just need to add, in /etc/X11/xorg.conf, under the "Device" section, the line: Driver "vesa"
[01:12] <RedSocrates> psyber: That might at least be a temporary solution while you investigate
[01:14] <lukilla> is ubuntu considered lunux
[01:14] <KB1JWQ> lukilla: No.
[01:14] <KB1JWQ> It IS considered linux, though.
[01:14] <RedSocrates> lukilla: No, but it's considered Linux
[01:14] <psyber> RedSocrates: so just adding that line will overide using nvidia drivers?
[01:14] <The_Beard> lukilla, ubuntu is linux.
[01:14] <KB1JWQ> RedSocrates: GET OUT OF MY HEAD. :)
[01:14] <lukilla> ok thank you
[01:14] <furtwed> Hi - Can't get into my NTFS partition - setup a dual boot - installed samba but still a no go - missing something ? ?
[01:14] <RedSocrates> KB1JWQ: ;)
[01:14] <mib_hmrjylj2> I am having trouble with the screen on my old dell latitude it is all glitchy when i finish the install can anyone help me PLEASE!!
[01:15] <broken__> fccf: webcam still not working
[01:15] <mib_hmrjylj2> I am having trouble with the screen on my old dell latitude it is all glitchy when i finish the install can anyone help me PLEASE!!
[01:15] <mib_hmrjylj2> I am having trouble with the screen on my old dell latitude it is all glitchy when i finish the install can anyone help me PLEASE!!
[01:15] <mib_hmrjylj2> I am having trouble with the screen on my old dell latitude it is all glitchy when i finish the install can anyone help me PLEASE!!
[01:15] <mib_hmrjylj2> I am having trouble with the screen on my old dell latitude it is all glitchy when i finish the install can anyone help me PLEASE!!
[01:15] <FloodBot3> mib_hmrjylj2: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:15] <mib_hmrjylj2> I am having trouble with the screen on my old dell latitude it is all glitchy when i finish the install can anyone help me PLEASE!!
[01:15] <mib_hmrjylj2> I am having trouble with the screen on my old dell latitude it is all glitchy when i finish the install can anyone help me PLEASE!!
[01:15] <mib_hmrjylj2> I am having trouble with the screen on my old dell latitude it is all glitchy when i finish the install can anyone help me PLEASE!!
[01:15] <mib_hmrjylj2> I am having trouble with the screen on my old dell latitude it is all glitchy when i finish the install can anyone help me PLEASE!!
[01:15] <RedSocrates> Uh...
[01:15] <mib_hmrjylj2> I am having trouble with the screen on my old dell latitude it is all glitchy when i finish the install can anyone help me PLEASE!!
[01:16] <mib_hmrjylj2> I am having trouble with the screen on my old dell latitude it is all glitchy when i finish the install can anyone help me PLEASE!!
[01:16] <The_Beard> Brilliant.
[01:16] <mib_hmrjylj2> I am having trouble with the screen on my old dell latitude it is all glitchy when i finish the install can anyone help me PLEASE!!
[01:16] <psyber> ugh
[01:16] <mib_hmrjylj2> I am having trouble with the screen on my old dell latitude it is all glitchy when i finish the install can anyone help me PLEASE!!
[01:16] <KB1JWQ> Oh yes.  Everyone wishes to help him now. :)
[01:16] <mib_hmrjylj2> I am having trouble with the screen on my old dell latitude it is all glitchy when i finish the install can anyone help me PLEASE!!
[01:16] <chuck_> !ops
[01:16] <KB1JWQ> chuck_: That was... brilliant. :)
[01:16] <KB1JWQ> You have the magic.
[01:16] <mib_hmrjylj2> PLEASE HELP!!
[01:16] <bazhang> mib_hmrjylj2, stop that
[01:17] <elky> mib_hmrjylj2, please dont ask like that. it's very very rude and people will put you on ignore instead of helping.
[01:17] <RedSocrates> mib_hmrjylj2: Never do that again
[01:17] <KB1JWQ> Seriously, mib_hmrjylj2.  You've just alienated anyone with a passing interest in assisting you.
[01:17] <zortec> I'm going to install kde-desktop, ubuntu-desktop, and xfce-desktop.  I want to try them all out.
[01:17] <TheFunkbomb> I hear mib_hmrjylj2 is having trouble.
[01:17] <zortec> So I'm going to make the partition bigger this time.
[01:17] <furtwed> Need a point in the right direction on how to access my NTFS partition ?
[01:17] <RedSocrates> psyber: To answer your earlier question, yes, that line alone should do it
[01:18] <mib_hmrjylj2> okay sorry but can anyone help me
[01:18] <TheFunkbomb> Anyone have a problem with the 64 bit 10.0 r22 flash plugin causing a segment fault with Firefox when visiting sites like Youtube.com?
[01:18] <psyber> RedSocrates: great!  Thanks for all your help.  I appreciate it.
[01:18] <KB1JWQ> TheFunkbomb: No, can you get a backtrace?
[01:18] <ActionParsnip> mib_hmrjylj2: ask the room, it will reply if it can
[01:18] <RedSocrates> psyber: No problem, good luck with it
[01:18] <TheFunkbomb> KB1JWQ, a backtrace?
[01:18] <KB1JWQ> TheFunkbomb: Yeah, using strace or similar.
[01:18] <TheFunkbomb> no
[01:18] <The_Beard> !ask | mib_hmrjylj2
[01:18] <KB1JWQ> TheFunkbomb: Okay then. :)
[01:19] <TheFunkbomb> I have no idea what strace is
[01:19] <elky> The_Beard, he's already asked his problem.
[01:19] <TheFunkbomb> therefore, I cannot do it.
[01:19] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: how did you install the plugin?
[01:19] <zortec> Do you need a /home partition for wine?
[01:19] <furtwed> ActionParsnip, Can't read my NTFS part. - have samba installed - missing something - give me a clue ? ?
[01:19] <KB1JWQ> elky: No, he's complained loudly about a problem while providing no real detail.
[01:19] <zortec> I was going to install them outside of /home if I can
[01:19] <ActionParsnip> zortec: no, it is managed for you
[01:19] <unix> got a wierd question guys, i have a hdd thats ntfs format, and a bunch of music etc on it, but the sound doesnt work on anything on the hdd
[01:20] <The_Beard> elky, as far as everyone in this room is concerned, spamming does not count as asking.
[01:20] <elky> KB1JWQ, then prompt for detail, dont ask him to start repeating again.
[01:20] <ActionParsnip> furtwed: samba isnt used to read local ntf partitions, ntfs-3g is
[01:20] <ActionParsnip> !ntfs3g | furtwed
[01:20]  * KB1JWQ remembers why he doesn't come in here too often
[01:20] <elky> The_Beard, that was not spam. that was flooding. if you dont prompt for a different thing, you're just going to get it again anyway.
[01:20] <TheFunkbomb> ActionParsnip, there are three ways I tried.  One is from the Repos.  The second was from Synaptic.  The -nonfree locks up firefox and consumes all my CPU power.  The other way is direct from Adobe.  When I use 10.0 r22, it just closes out Firefox
[01:20] <geirha> zortec: Map whatever directory you like to D: in winecfg, then installing something to D: in wine will install it there
[01:20] <mib_hmrjylj2> i installed ubuntu on my old dell latitude and everything was working fine untill the graphical install came up and the screen got like double sided and glitchy. is my computer too slow?
[01:21] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: i run the plugin flawlessly by copying the .so file to ~/.mozilla/plugins
[01:21] <zortec> I also think instead of using a 3GB swap.  I'm going with a 1-2GB
[01:21] <zortec> I don't like to waste space
[01:21] <The_Beard> elky, you off your high horse yet? =)
[01:21] <elky> The_Beard, i suggest "we need more information. what model is the latitude" for a start.
[01:21] <The_Beard> Apparently not.
[01:21] <TheFunkbomb> ActionParsnip, I don't have a folder called ~/.mozilla/plugins
[01:21] <mib_hmrjylj2> hold on ill look
[01:22] <KB1JWQ> TheFunkbomb: Are you SURE? :)
[01:22] <furtwed> ActionParsnip, Thanks a bunch!
[01:22] <KB1JWQ> Realize dot folders don't show up by default.
[01:22] <TheFunkbomb> ActionParsnip, my plugins are stored in /usr/lib/mozilla...
[01:22] <psyber> RedSocrates: last question when enabling vesa drivers should I comment out the nvidia stuff in the devices section?
[01:22] <RedSocrates> psyber: Yes
[01:22] <unix> got a wierd question guys, i have a hdd thats ntfs format, and a bunch of music etc on it, but the sound doesnt work on anything on the hdd
[01:22] <elky> The_Beard, you're not helping anyone with that attitude.
[01:22] <Kalmi_> TheFunkbomb, how does flash die? does it play videos for a second?
[01:23] <zortec> There is a lot of mixed opinions on this, but I'll ask anyway
[01:23] <ActionParsnip> TheFunkbomb: its worth a try. i dont use the repos for flash, i just pull down the .so and whack it in the folder and *poof* it works
[01:23] <mib_hmrjylj2> Its a Dell Latittude C800
[01:23] <zortec> For a new user to ubuntu, do you recommend a /home?
[01:23] <mib_hmrjylj2> i can post a pic of what the screen problem looks like
[01:23] <zortec> If not, should I make my / about 50GB then?
[01:23] <RedSocrates> psyber: If you want to make sure that the vesa driver is the one that's loaded, check out /var/log/Xorg.0.log after restarting X.  It should say that it's loading the VESA driver
[01:23] <ActionParsnip> mib_hmrjylj2: did you md5 check the iso you burned as well as verify the cd once burned?
[01:23] <geirha> zortec: 10-15 GB for /, the rest for /home ... that's my setup
[01:23] <The_Beard> elky, says the guy attempting to berate someone in a public channel.
[01:24] <mib_hmrjylj2> i can post a pic of what the screen problem looks like/
[01:24] <Dr_Willi1_Arch> Hmmm
[01:24] <TheFunkbomb> Kalmi_, with the -nonfree plugin from the repos, some movies work, others do not.  The ones that don't just try to load and then gray out firefox.  Then npviewer.bin eats up my CPU.
[01:24] <mib_hmrjylj2> i can post a pic of what the screen problem looks like?
[01:24] <elky> The_Beard, says the op who got actual information out of the one you were being rude to.
[01:24] <mib_hmrjylj2> whoops sorry
[01:24] <zortec> geirha: Do I miss out on anything if I don't have a /home?
[01:24] <RedSocrates> mib_hmrjylj2: go ahead
[01:24] <mib_hmrjylj2> umm no i didnt do the checking should i have
[01:24] <Kalmi_> zortec, yes... :) it makes reinstalling easier if the user somehow manages to mess up his install
[01:24] <Dr_Willi1_Arch> Aparently virtualbox OSE edition. can only do IDE controllers.. the one from the Virtualbox site.. can do Scsi and sata controllers also.
[01:24] <The_Beard> elky, view it how you wish, I typed a simple !ask, and this is the result. A bit excessive don't you think?
[01:24] <ActionParsnip> mib_hmrjylj2: yes absolutely, you have no way of knowing the iso was downloaded correctly
[01:25] <crash> hi, i'm using ubuntu 9.04. is there any way to automatically reconnect my broadband connection after sudden disconnection.
[01:25] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | mib_hmrjylj2
[01:25] <TheFunkbomb> Kalmi_, with the plugin straight from the adobe, as soon as I go to youtube.com (the main page), FF closes.  If I go to an individual video page, it works fine...
[01:25] <mib_hmrjylj2> okay ill try it
[01:25] <The_Beard> elky, forget it, I'll see myself out for now. We are both arguing to no end. =) Have a good night.
[01:25] <elky> The_Beard, it was inappropriate. i explained why it was.
[01:25] <zortec> geirha, Kalmi_: If I'm going to do just do everything outside of home, you are saying 10-15GB, and I want to test gaming, shouldn't I go a bit bigger like 30-50GB?
[01:26] <Kalmi_> TheFunkbomb... stupid idea... but try disabling pulseaudio
[01:26] <Kalmi_> !sound  | TheFunkbomb
[01:26] <Kalmi_> zortec, you are not supposed to do anything outside home
[01:27] <geirha> zortec: Then maybe, 10-15 GB for /, 40 GB for /media/games, rest for /home
[01:27] <JediMaster> hey guys, I've got a weird bug, quite often when I alt-tab X seems to crash and restart putting me back at the gdm login, any ideas what's doing it?
[01:27] <zortec> Kalmi_: So if that's the case, I should create a 30-50GB for /home?
[01:27] <TheFunkbomb> Kalmi_, I'm already using Alsa.
[01:27] <chuck_> elkey just wondering why the floodbot let him get away with it
[01:27] <zortec> geirha: You can set up any partitions you want?
[01:28] <geirha> zortec: Yes. Any directory can be a separate partition
[01:28] <mib_hmrjylj2> if the iso is fine is there another solution to the screen issue http://up.mibbit.com/up/Zkl8zq5N.jpg here is a pic of what the screen looks like
[01:28] <Kalmi_> zortec, well... maybe having one big partition is just easier :)
[01:28] <neopsyche> hello
[01:28] <TheFunkbomb> I'm not messing with my sound.
[01:28] <neopsyche> IM not getting much help in squid channel
[01:28] <zortec> Kalmi_: If I go that route, then I'd have wine use that big partition for games? That is what I'm trying to figure out
[01:28] <neopsyche> does anyone know how I can..
[01:28] <anji> just wanted to say this: AAAARGH I hate windows .. got a virus by inserting a memory stick :X .. going back to Ubuntu now..
[01:28] <geirha> zortec: Yeah, Kalmi_ has a point. For your case, one big / partition would be easier
[01:29] <zortec> Kalmi_: I just don't want to run out of space on /home like I did
[01:29] <neopsyche> is it possible that i can create a cache of videos linked from my video site?
[01:29] <Kalmi_> zortec, "/home" will be part of "/" if you have only one partition
[01:29] <neopsyche> in other words, video site .. links to videos embedded from youtube etc.. specific videos on the site cached on ISP server for users of the site (but not other youtube videos)_
[01:29] <Bedon> best for format a partition for use by both linux and windows as NTFS right?
[01:30] <zortec> Kalmi_: Oh, I get it now... wine maps /home to the big partition
[01:30] <cabrey> zortec, forgive me if you have answered this already, but why not just one big /?
[01:30] <Kalmi_> zortec... well... not wine... but yes
[01:30] <fallore> i'm using nvidia Twinview and i'd like for windows on the left to show up on a panel on the bottom of the left screen and visa versa. is this possible?
[01:30] <Dr_Willis_> neopsyche:  not with squid i think.. i think it just caches the html type pages.. not large files..   but it might be able to cache downloads..
[01:30] <eseven73> The_Beard just do like me, don't help anymore; You cannot argue with an op, just let it go :D
[01:30] <zortec> cabrey: That is the way I planned to go, but I wanted to see if I have to upgrade say from 9.04 to 9.10, am I screwed without a /home?
[01:30] <Dr_Willis_> neopsyche:  but even then squid tries not to cache large things forever..
[01:30] <neopsyche> •Dr_Willis_• is there any way?
[01:30] <JediMaster> hmm, I turned the graphics down to no effects and alt-tabbing doesn't seem to crash any more
[01:30] <Kalmi_> zortec, you are not :)
[01:31] <neopsyche> •Dr_Willis_• yes.. i am looking for a solution for this
[01:31] <geirha> zortec: Only for reinstalling a separate /home is handy. For upgrading, it doesn't matter
[01:31] <Dr_Willis_> neopsyche:  i would say check the squid docs.  it might have some options to cach specific files for large sizes/times.
[01:31] <Dr_Willis_> neopsyche:  squid is very flexiable. :)
[01:31] <neopsyche> •Dr_Willis_• I am pleased it seems you understand exactly what I need
[01:31] <Dr_Willis_> neopsyche:  last iused it was 2 years ago.
[01:31] <cabrey> does anybody know of a way to set which wireless network should be connected to first from within network manager?
[01:31] <neopsyche> •Dr_Willis_• I really want to try set this up to test it
[01:31] <zortec> Kalmi, geirha: Ok, thanks and if you don't mind I have a few other questions that I've ran into problems with on ubuntu
[01:32] <Dr_Willis_> neopsyche:  it is handy for a home lan for  4+ machines. :) but ive never seen it used to cache youtube bvideos
[01:32] <eseven73> neopsyche, I like those dots around the nick; how do you do that?
[01:32] <Kalmi_> zortec, go on.. :)
[01:32] <zortec> Ubuntu doesn't recognize my cdrom... it's not showing up in /media/cdrom or /dev/cdrom and I'm not sure how to get the hardware working
[01:32] <neopsyche> •Dr_Willis_• I would like to set it up to keep the FLV files for at least 1 year
[01:32] <zortec> Also when doing the partitioning, does it matter if I use 3 primary partitions or should I use 1 primary and 2 logical?
[01:32] <Dr_Willis_> neopsyche:  good luck. :) time for some serious reading of the config files for squid
[01:32] <abe3k> ubuntu simply, ROCKS !
[01:32] <neopsyche> •Dr_Willis_• It could also check back to youtube.com etc.. to see if the file is still available each month and if not.. delete
[01:33] <Dr_Willis_> neopsyche:  google for 'squid cache flv' has a few hits. :)
[01:33] <Kalmi_> Dr_Willis_, youtube videos are not even cached for me by the browser :S
[01:33] <neopsyche> •Dr_Willis_• you think it could be done?
[01:33] <Supermiguel> hey when i try to start virtual box i get: failed to create the virtualbox com object in ubuntu
[01:33] <neopsyche> •Dr_Willis_• thanks
[01:33] <Kalmi_> !details | Supermiguel
[01:33] <Kalmi_> Supermiguel, full error please
[01:34] <cabrey> Supermiguel, have you added yourself to the virtualbox group?
[01:34] <Dr_Willis_> neopsyche:  and.. first google hit is a thread.. that points to the squid FAQ/docs// :) rtfming once again is the answer.. heh
[01:34] <Kalmi_> Supermiguel, we need that error message that is in CAPS...
[01:34] <Dr_Willis_> neopsyche:  http://wiki.squid-cache.org/ConfigExamples/DynamicContent/YouTube
[01:34] <Supermiguel> sudo usermod -a -G vboxusers miguel
[01:34] <Supermiguel> says VERR_ACCESS_DENIED
[01:34] <Jamed> zortec: it doesn´t matter if you do not want to have more than 4 partitions
[01:35] <cabrey> Supermiguel, try through the GUI
[01:35] <geirha> zortec: Ububntu doesn't care if partitions are on primary or logical partitions. Just remember there's a maximum of 4 primary partitions, and the extended counts as one primary.
[01:35] <cabrey> Supermiguel, System > Administration > Users and Groups
[01:35] <Supermiguel> cabrey, im thats where i get the error
[01:35] <Kalmi_> zortec, how did you test the livecd than? if the cd is not working?
[01:35] <Supermiguel> cabrey, ohh ok let me try
[01:36] <Supermiguel> cabrey, yes im a group member
[01:36] <zortec> Kalmi_: I haven't been able to test any live cd... because of my graphics problem
[01:36] <zortec> Kalmi_: I had to use the minimal install cd which boots into the installer
[01:36] <cabrey> Supermiguel, try to start it from the terminal
[01:36] <cabrey> Supermiguel, VirtualBox, that is
[01:36] <craigbass1976> I'm uising system monitor to see why this computer is so slow, and the monitor says cpu usage is 100% pretty much all of the time
[01:36] <pianoboy3333> I'm currently in 8.04, and I just installed 9.04 on a brand new drive. However, I cannot seem to get internet in the 9.04 boot, while I can in this 8.04 boot, help?
[01:37] <cabrey> craigbass1976, switch to the process tab and see what is taking up resources
[01:37] <craigbass1976> pianoboy3333, wireless, or regular ethernet
[01:37] <pianoboy3333> craigbass1976: wireless
[01:37] <Petrosian_> boa noite
[01:38] <craigbass1976> pianoboy3333, what's your card?
[01:38] <pianoboy3333> lspci says: 05:04.0 Network controller: Texas Instruments ACX 100 22Mbps Wireless Interface
[01:39] <Kalmi_> 22Mbps... odd :)
[01:39] <Dr_Willis_> Needs Moar MPBS!
[01:39] <craigbass1976> pianoboy3333, I can't help a while bunch right now, but I'd start with putting "ACX 100" (in quotes) into google, along with ubuntu
[01:40] <craigbass1976> cabrey, nothing really.  Top however show xorg using 70 something % and gnome using another 20
[01:40] <pianoboy3333> dr_willis_: Kalmi_: what's the standard now? its a really old card, the computer came with a usb wireless device, but I had to use ndiswrapper a while ago and it was a mess, then it kept freezing
[01:40] <pianoboy3333> craigbass1976: alright, thanks
[01:40] <cabrey> craigbass1976, can you sort it by CPU usage
[01:40] <cabrey> craigbass1976, also, make sure all user processes are shown
[01:41] <Dr_Willis_> pianoboy3333:  no idea.. I rarely mess with wireless any more. :) either it works great.. or it dont.. and i use the wires i got ran all over the house. :)
[01:41] <craigbass1976> cabrey, I bet it's because I didn't fire up the system monitor as root...
[01:41] <Supermiguel> it will start as root but not ass the user
[01:41] <cabrey> craigbass1976, you can try that Alt-F2 gksu gnome-system-monitor
[01:42] <Kalmi_> pianoboy3333, 54 mbits...
[01:42] <pianoboy3333> haha
[01:42] <lukilla> when i try to download something it says:This link needs to opened with an application. why does it say this?
[01:42] <pianoboy3333> its an old a/b card
[01:42] <cabrey> Supermiguel, do you know if the virtualbox kernel was compiled?
[01:42] <Supermiguel> to open virtualbox i have to type sudo /usr/bin/VirtualBox, is there a way to make it where i just need to type virtualbox?
[01:43] <Supermiguel> cabrey, it was
[01:43] <chuck_> pianoboy3333, found this but your card is ancient as far as cards go http://acx100.sourceforge.net/
[01:43] <craigbass1976> cabrey, seems to be xorg
[01:43] <cabrey> !Xorg
[01:43] <craigbass1976> cabrey, what's normal usage for xorg
[01:43] <Dr_Willis_> Supermiguel:    the virtualbox in the repois dosent have sata or scsi controllers.. the one from the virtualbox site does.. I notice :)
[01:43] <cabrey> craigbass1976, low, there is a high cpu usage bug
[01:43] <cabrey> craigbass1976, let me find the link
[01:44] <threexk> How do you search for packages from command line?
[01:44] <lukilla> when i try to download something it says:This link needs to opened with an application. why does it say this?
[01:44] <pw-toxic> hi, is there a tool where i can read my cpu temperature?
[01:44] <jrib> !apt > threexk
[01:44] <Kalmi_> Supermiguel, add yourself to the vbox group and logout and log back in
[01:44] <arthus> after installing over, I can't find some of my needed data which shouldn't have been overwritten
[01:44] <jrib> !sensors | pw-toxic
[01:44] <arthus> how can I go about trying to recover it?
[01:44] <jrib> arthus: where was it...?
[01:45] <craigbass1976> pw-toxic, lmsensors
[01:45] <arthus> jrib: it was on its own partition, mounted at /var/www
[01:45] <Matson> how do I erase/reset the screen add-on thing from ubuntu?
[01:45] <jrib> arthus: does the partition still exist?
[01:45] <pianoboy3333> should the restricted drivers package be on the install cd? i know that it doesn't install by default, but does the cd have it, so that I can install the package off the cd as a repos?
[01:45] <threexk> jrib: I've looked at apt-get but it doesn't have a way to search.  Is dpkg what is needed?
[01:45] <Kalmi_> arthus, it is probably not mounted now
[01:45] <arthus> jrib: yes, but there's nothing in it
[01:45] <jrib> pianoboy3333: I think so
[01:45] <Matson> there is some added "profile" system that I want to not use
[01:45] <Kalmi_> pianoboy3333, no
[01:45] <lukilla> sorry it says it says:This link needs to opened with an application.Send to:  why does it say this?
[01:45] <pw-toxic> craigbass1976, apt-get cant find it
[01:45] <crash> anyone please help, how to automatically start broadband connection at startup?
[01:45] <Kalisto> can anyone point me to a tutorial on remote desktop with separate sessions?
[01:45] <arthus> Kalmi_: how would I go about remounting it?
[01:45] <Supermiguel> to open virtualbox i have to type sudo /usr/bin/VirtualBox, is there a way to make it where i just need to type virtualbox?
[01:45] <jrib> threexk: no, you need to read the link :)
[01:45] <losher> threexk: apt-cache search <some string>
[01:46] <losher> threexk: see also apt-file
[01:46] <pianoboy3333> Kalmi_: jrib: alright, well I'm gonna at least try modprobing acx, and see if that helps at all
[01:46] <Lovok> Supermiguel ; what you want to do is make an alias for that
[01:46] <lukilla> when i try to download something it says:This link needs to opened with an application.send to: why does it say this?
[01:46] <Kalmi_> Supermiguel, what do you need sata support for in vbox?
[01:46] <Dr_Willis_> Supermiguel:  err.. i dont have to do 'sudo' here.  Thats weird.. I am using the sun virtualbox package.. not virtalbox-ose version (thats the one in the repos)
[01:47] <Supermiguel> yep i got it working
[01:47] <Supermiguel> thanks all
[01:47] <Dr_Willis_> Supermiguel:  You are using OSE? or the one from Suns birtualbox site?
[01:47] <Supermiguel> i was using OSE
[01:47] <Supermiguel> but i just installed the one from the webste
[01:47] <Kalmi_> Supermiguel, Dr_Willis_: add yourself to the vbox group and logout and log back in... after that you will be able start vbox without sudo
[01:47] <Dr_Willis_> Supermiguel:  there is a special virtualbox GROUP also the users may need to be in.
[01:47] <cabrey> craigbass1976, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/HighCPU
[01:47] <craigbass1976> pw-toxic, lm-sensors?
[01:47] <Dr_Willis_> ;)
[01:48] <pianoboy3333> Kalmi_: should there be any restrictions on the account that I should change? I found when I went to the users/groups gui, that I originally had the checkbox next to "access wireless connections" unchecked
[01:48] <neopsyche> •Dr_Willis_• did you get pvt msg?
[01:48] <lukilla> i have a question
[01:48] <Kalmi_> pianoboy3333, dunno...
[01:48] <threexk> jrib, losher: apt-file looks to be what I needed, thanks.  (I am trying to search for packages not yet installed.)
[01:48] <FrozenFire> I have two disks, one is the Secondary Master (Ubuntu), the other is the Primary Slave (Windows XP). Is there a guide somewhere on how to configure GRUB to boot XP? (The guides I've found have assumed they are on the same disk, under different partitions)
[01:48] <Dr_Willis_> neopsyche:  nope.. i got them all basically blocked.. :)
[01:48] <jrib> threexk: apt-file doesn't do that
[01:48] <pianoboy3333> Kalmi_: alright, I'll bb
[01:48] <jrib> threexk: apt-cache search does that
[01:48] <neopsyche> ok
[01:48] <pw-toxic> craigbass1976, yes i found it ;) thanks ;) it works
[01:49] <crash> please anyone, how to automatically connect broadband at startup?
[01:49] <pw-toxic> craigbass1976, now there is temp1  temp2 and temp3.. how do i know what is what?
[01:49] <Ryan_Delaney> Question: In the repository there is no 64-bit version of a package that I want.  Is there someone I should inform of this?
[01:49] <Dr_Willis_> neopsyche:  and all i know on squid - is very little.. and covered in the squid docs. :)
[01:49] <jrib> Ryan_Delaney: what package?
[01:49] <Kalmi_> arthus, find the partition for it using gparted... you are looking for something like /dev/sda4
[01:49] <Ryan_Delaney> jrib: zsnes
[01:49] <neopsyche> •Dr_Willis_• what do you think... of this .. could it work? .. http://cachevideos.com/
[01:49] <koshari> FrozenFire look at your devices.list file, this will interpret the real drive/partitions against grubs entryd
[01:49] <craigbass1976> pw-toxic, no idea; I aint used lmsensors in a couple years
[01:49] <jrib> Ryan_Delaney: bugs.ubuntu.com, but my guess is it doesn't build on 64bit
[01:49] <Lovok> lukilla ; what's your question?
[01:50] <lukilla> when i try to download something it says:This link needs to opened with an application. why does it say this?
[01:50] <Dr_Willis_> neopsyche:  no idea on what can work. From what i read those videos sites do specific things to 'break' caching of their videos..
[01:50] <jrib> !repeat | lukilla
[01:50] <Lovok> lukilla ; what are you trying to download?
[01:50] <Kalmi_> jrib, he didn't repeat it...
[01:50] <lukilla> when i try to download something it says:This link needs to opened with an application. why does it say this?
[01:50] <LinuxNIT> is there a setting i can adjust so that when i maximize a window it expands underneath the gnome-panel?
[01:50] <Dr_Willis_> neopsyche:   try it and see is all you can do i guess.
[01:50] <lukilla> a game
[01:50] <jrib> Kalmi_: that's the 10th time I read that question in the last 5 minutes
[01:51] <Lovok> lukilla ; if it is an .exe, you will probably have to run it in Wine
[01:51] <neopsyche> •Dr_Willis_• Thanks ;-)
[01:51] <lukilla> how do i do this
[01:51] <chuck_> crash, in network-manager under edit connectios  broadband tap, edit should be a box for auto connect
[01:51] <lukilla> not how i mean where is the wine tool
[01:51] <knoxville> does poptop allow for multiple client connections?
[01:52] <xcerca> what program could i use to show cpu/gpu/mobo temps in the taskbar ?
[01:52] <Kalmi_> jrib, ok.. sorry... I just automatically ignored it everytime... because I couldn't make heads or tails of it...
 when i try to download something it says:This link needs to opened with an application. why does it say this? Because you have yet to follow the direction given to you 3hrs ago?
[01:52] <never2far> is there any way to find what user is using hdd ? ...for ex: if i see in top wa 100% ...to see who's the one that is using 100 % of hdd ...at least what process
[01:52] <Lovok> lukilla ; you can look for it in the repositories, or type "sudo apt-get install wine" in the terminal
[01:52] <Kalmi_> lukilla, just click save instead of open
[01:52] <jrib> xcerca: what is taskbar?
[01:53] <cabrey> LinuxNIT, do you want to utilize all the space of your screen?
[01:53] <lukilla> i did click save
[01:53] <cabrey> !maximus
[01:53] <Kalmi_> jrib, xcerca:... I assume he meant gnome-panel
[01:53] <jrib> Kalmi_: probably, but I never assume anything in this channel
[01:54] <xcerca> yea , the gnome- panel
[01:54] <xcerca> could conky do somthing like that if propely configured ?
[01:54] <Lovok> lukilla ; what game is it? what is the file extension? (example : .exe, .tar.gz, etc)
[01:55] <sere> im on 8.04 and i relize ithe repos arent up to date??? what should i do
[01:55] <lukilla> .exe
[01:55] <lukilla> it's maple story
[01:55] <xcerca> sere ,  just get 9.04
[01:55] <Lovok> lukilla ; you will need Wine to run that
[01:55] <RORgasm> guys where do u define your vhosts in apache....which conf file?
[01:55] <sere> xcerca:  never\
[01:55] <lukilla> ok
[01:55] <threexk> jrib: ah, I see it now.  The "package cache" is an index of the package repository stored locally?  (Can't find a definition of "package cache".)
[01:55] <Flannel> sere: What do you mean not up to date?
[01:56] <Jack_Sparrow> sere Repos not up to date.. Ubuntu tends to provide tried and tested software instead of the bleeding edge.. Read up on backports and proposed repos..
[01:56] <LinuxNIT> cabrey, yes
[01:56] <Scunizi> sere: in terminal type.. sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[01:56] <LinuxNIT> cabrey, and i dont want to hide the panel
[01:56] <jrib> threexk: yes
[01:56] <Lovok> lukilla ; as of april 2007, the game does not run in ubuntu, so you may be out of luck
[01:56] <eightbitz> need some help with wireles
[01:57] <Lovok> lukilla : http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=6053&iTestingId=10665
[01:57] <losher> sere: what do you mean 'the repos aren't up to date'?
[01:57] <sere> i dont want to upgrade lol i want the lts.... i just wanna the newer 9.04 software
[01:57] <cabrey> LinuxNIT, you might want to look into maximus
[01:57] <never2far> if i see in top wa 100%..is there any way to see what process is using 100 % of hdd ?
[01:57] <Jack_Sparrow> sere Look at backports
[01:57] <broken__> Hi again everyone
[01:57] <sere> Jack_Sparrow:  8.04 backports?
[01:58] <Jack_Sparrow> sere yes
[01:58] <usser> !backports
[01:58] <lukilla> ok thank you
[01:58] <LinuxNIT> cabrey, is that a package or an option?
[01:58] <sere> Jack_Sparrow: can i add it in the synaptic
[01:58] <Jack_Sparrow> sere yes
[01:58] <cabrey> LinuxNIT, a package
[01:59] <cabrey> LinuxNIT, it will automatically maximize every window
[01:59] <LinuxNIT> hmm
[01:59] <LinuxNIT> cabrey, not quite what i had in mind
[01:59] <eightbitz> can anyone help or guide me.  I have a linksys wmp11 pci card.  My only internet connection is wireless.
[01:59] <cabrey> LinuxNIT, well you could delete a panel
[01:59] <cabrey> LinuxNIT, so you only have one left & autohide that
[02:00] <cabrey> LinuxNIT, are you on a netbook?
[02:00] <LinuxNIT> cabrey, i only have one at the moment
[02:00] <LinuxNIT> no
[02:00] <cabrey> the Netbook Remix does exactly what you're describing
[02:00] <cabrey> except it's for netbooks
[02:01] <LinuxNIT> right... well i dont want every window to open that way, i just dont want the resistance that the panel gives to moving windows and i dont want it to save the space :-/
[02:01] <jamiejackson> hi all. i can't seem to get my onboard sound card set up on ubuntu 9.04, is there someone that can help me work through this?
[02:01] <eugo> okey my wifi isnt working from install
[02:01] <steve_> Hi - Setup a new user but does not have Admin rights - How do I change this?
[02:01] <cabrey> LinuxNIT, well I have another possibility for you
[02:01] <Pixels> how can I totally remove evolution?
[02:02] <cabrey> LinuxNIT, you can make it so that windows can be moved above the panel
[02:02] <RORgasm> guys where do u configure virtual hosts in apache?
[02:02] <Pixels> !removing evolution
[02:02] <lorph> hello where do I store my OpenSSL certificates?
[02:02] <LinuxNIT> ok
[02:02] <eugo> iwconfig shows eth1 as prism 1, in the networks on the top it shows wireless greyd out
[02:03] <cabrey> LinuxNIT, do you use compiz?
[02:03] <LinuxNIT> cabrey, yes
[02:03] <Hilikus> is there an app to burn dvds that will take care of splitting files if they don't fit in a disk??
[02:03] <Pixels> how can I totally remove evolution? but nothing else
[02:03] <thebackwash> hilikus: is it for a backup?
[02:03] <steve_> cabrey, How do I change permissions for this account - Is not Admin rights?
[02:03] <cabrey> LinuxNIT, open up the configuration editor (Applications > System Tools)
[02:03] <cabrey> LinuxNIT, or gconf-editor in terminal
[02:03] <RORgasm> lorph, i think its in /etc/ssl/certs
[02:03] <Pixels> Hilikus: tried Gnomebaker?
[02:04] <Bedon> anyone here have experience dual booting ubuntu with 7?
[02:04] <LinuxNIT> cabrey, ok
[02:04] <Pixels> Bedon: yes, use OSL2000
[02:04] <cabrey> steve_, System > Administration > Users and Groups
[02:04] <tenderruffian> hello everyone. first time ubuntu user. need some help.
[02:04] <cabrey> LinuxNIT, expand apps > compiz > plugins > move > allscreens
[02:04] <Hilikus> thebackwash yes, but i actually backup to disk and then burn into dvds so it is just like burning regular files, it is just that for say the second session i have only 1GB left in the disk and the backup is say 2GB so it won't fit but i don't want to waste the extra empty space
[02:05] <Pixels> how and where do I remove unwanted applications? e.g Opneofffice, Evolution etc?
[02:05] <Dr_Willis_> Bedon:  it works fine. for me.
[02:05] <Jack_Sparrow> tenderruffian http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html      is handy to have around
[02:05] <cabrey> Pixels, System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager
[02:05] <Dr_Willis_> Bedon:  same as with the other windows versions...
[02:05] <LinuxNIT> cabrey, ok
[02:05] <Hilikus> Pixels afaik gnomebaker will just complain that there is not enough space in the disk
[02:05] <Jack_Sparrow> Pixels synaptic  but be aware of meta-packages etc.
[02:05] <Hilikus> and stop
[02:06] <cabrey> LinuxNIT, click on options, then in the key panel, de-select the checkbox for constrain_y
[02:06] <tenderruffian> thank you, jack.
[02:06] <LinuxNIT> ok
[02:06] <Hilikus> i need something that fills the remaining space and puts the rest on a new disk
[02:06] <steve_> cabrey, ok - will look at that thanks
[02:06] <Pixels> cabrey: when I go to Synaptic Package Manager, theres dozens of evolution references.
[02:06] <Bedon> i couldnt get grub to work, was giving me an error 18 every time i tried to load windows, and was trying to use easyBCD but dont think that was installing right
[02:06] <Pixels> Jack_Sparrow: whats meta-packages ?
[02:06] <Jack_Sparrow> Hilikus Make sure it is not needing hard drive space to create the burn image.  That can eat up your free drive space in a hurry
[02:06] <thebackwash> I was going to say make an iso, and use the split command, and the write the info to the cds using cdrecord.  when you need to put everything back together, you can use cat and then you have an iso again, but that's all fragile, and probably a pain in the butt for most people
[02:07] <threexk> Is it just me, or does dpkg -l *search_term* show three garbage lines at the top?
[02:07] <cabrey> Pixels, there are many companion packages for evolution, just uninstall the main one (look at the descriptions)
[02:07] <Pixels> it says "CANNOT REMOVE EVOLUTION"
[02:07] <LinuxNIT> cabrey, ok thanks thats better :)
[02:07] <Pixels> maybe it should say "REFUSE TO REMOVE EVOLUTION" lol
[02:07] <Hilikus> Jack_Sparrow thats ok, like i said, i dont backup directly to dvd, i just do a hdd file backup and then i MANUALLY burn the files. i found out the hard way that backing up straight to dvd is a pain
[02:07] <ha1331_> is there way to set some application to be "always on visible workspace", permanently?
[02:08] <matt__> I am having some trouble with pbbuttonsd on an eMac.  The Xubuntu jaunty LiveCD worked fine with my Apple keyboard's volume and eject keys, but the installation from the same LiveCD session does not seem to recognize them.
[02:08] <cabrey> Pixels, that's because ubuntu-desktop depends on evolution
[02:08] <Jack_Sparrow> Pixels Please lose the caps
[02:08] <cabrey> Pixels, you're not allowed to remove it
[02:08] <cabrey> Pixels, sorry just remembered
[02:08] <Flannel> cabrey, Pixels: of course you are.  ubuntu-desktop can be safely removed
[02:08] <matt__> I have checked pbbuttonsd.conf and the settings are exactly the same on both the LiveCd and the installation.
[02:08] <Pixels> cabrey: I am now allowed? :)  I run an OS that tells me what I must do? lol
[02:09] <cabrey> Flannel, there is a possibility that removing ubuntu-desktop will break updates
[02:09] <matt__> I have tried various search queries and could not find any answer.
[02:09] <Pixels> Flannel: how do I remove evolution then?
[02:09] <cabrey> *possibility*
 Flannel, there is a possibility that removing ubuntu-desktop will break updates <-- is that a fact, or an assumption?
[02:09] <aaron_> Pixels, apt-get --purge remove evolution
[02:09] <losher> threexk: I see a 3 line header, but no garbage...
[02:09] <crash_> please help, my internet is disconnecting again and again, how to set it to auto reconnect.
[02:10] <Flannel> Pixels: Its a fact.
[02:10] <Pixels> is "sudo apt-get --purge remove evolution" Safe?
[02:10] <Lovok> does the swap partition always have to be at the end of a harddrive?
[02:10] <threexk> losher: strange header.  It doesn't seem informative?
[02:10] <Flannel> cabrey: No, it won't break updates.
[02:10] <matt__> I suspect that it is the keyboard setting.  However, I do not know how to change the global keyboard settings (as opposed to those for X).
[02:10] <aaron_> crash, edit /etc/network/interfaces
[02:10] <Pixels> Flannel: what about apt-get --purge remove evolution.. will that break anything?
[02:10] <Jack_Sparrow> Lovok no
[02:10] <Flannel> Pixels: Nope
[02:10] <crash_> Lovok: no it's not compulsory
[02:10] <chuck_> eightbitz, there is no support for your card in linux you have to use the ndiswrapper driver in the repo's it is a temp fix as far as i am concerned until you can get a linux supported card http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-7319.html
[02:11] <Flannel> Pixels: although, you may also want to remove evolution-common
[02:11] <Pixels> Flannel: ok well thats what I will do then... sudo apt-get --purge remove evolution
[02:11] <Lovok> crash_ : but it is necessary, YES?
[02:11] <Bedon> Pixels: OSL2000 ran but when i try to boot from the linux partition with it it does nothing....that mean my grub got messed up?
[02:11] <Lovok> caps :/
[02:11] <Pixels> Flannel: ok
[02:11] <losher> threexk: that doesn't make it garbage. This is garbage: wkd984y954ngkrgir49340e2o><M>MLMOP
[02:11] <Pixels> Bedon: OSL2000 is a boot manager
[02:11] <Pixels> Bedon: i douth you installed it lol
[02:11] <threexk> losher: hehe, OK.  Thanks, at least I know it's not something I have screwed up
[02:11] <Pixels> Bedon: use SuperGrub boot CD
[02:12] <Pixels> replaces Grub
[02:12] <stew> Lovok: no, it is not necessary
[02:12] <Lovok> thanks
[02:12] <crash> No, it's not. i've configured my hard drive to have 2 NTFS volume in beginning and one after my swap and ext3 partition
[02:12] <Pixels> Bedon: OSL2000 works like a charm for me
[02:12] <cabrey> Flannel, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=353973
[02:12] <losher> threexk: somewhere there's a man page I'm sure (which I've never read)
[02:12] <cabrey> Flannel, that's where I got my info :)
[02:12] <Flannel> cabrey: upgrade-manager takes care of all that
[02:12] <Bedon> yeah i get to the menu at startup try to boot to the linux drive and just sits there
[02:13] <cabrey> Flannel, alright I'll trust you b/c you have more experience :)
[02:13] <Pixels> Flannel: ok!  removed evolution-common and evolition.. anything else?
[02:13] <mattgyver> !vnc
[02:13] <Replop> hi
[02:13] <mattgyver> !tightvnc
[02:13] <Flannel> Pixels: that's all of the big stuff, if not everything
[02:15] <Pixels> Flannel: since that, I now get this: W: Duplicate sources.list entry http://packages.medibuntu.org jaunty/free Packages (/var/lib/apt/lists/packages.medibuntu.org_dists_jaunty_free_binary-i386_Packages)
[02:15] <cabrey> !FreeNX
[02:15] <bert1> if i have an ative compact disc recordable CD-R (52x/700MB/80Min) can i burn a dvd to it, or do i need special DVD cds?
[02:16] <stew> cabrey: the way it "breaks upgades" is that, he wants to have "all of gnome except evolution"  without the meta-package, when he upgrades to the next release, where "all of gnome" contains some new app that the current release don't contain, he wont get that application he never had installed automatically installed.
[02:17] <cabrey> stew, ahh I got ya
[02:17] <Pixels> am I safe to ignore "recommended updates"?
[02:17] <Hilikus> is there an app to burn dvds that will take care of splitting files if they don't fit in a disk so that if i have 600MB left in a disk it will split a 1.6GB file into a 600MB file (to fill the old disk) and put the extra 1GB in a new disk??
[02:17] <Pixels> Flannel: last removal.. how I remove OO?
[02:18] <Flannel> Pixels: Same way.
[02:18] <simcop2387> anyone have any idea how well SATA hot swapping works?
[02:18] <Pixels> Flannel: same as "sudo apt-get remove --purge OO" ?
[02:18] <Flannel> Pixels: Nah, it's openoffice.org or some variation thereof.  Synaptic will work fine for finding it.
[02:18] <Flannel> Pixels: (and removing it)
[02:18] <felix_> Hilikus, download hacha
[02:18] <Pixels> Flannel: ok
[02:19] <Hilikus> felix_ is that just to split or to burn as well?
[02:19] <felix_> Hilikus, just to split
[02:19] <fallore> i'm using nvidia Twinview and i'd like for windows on the left to show up on a panel on the bottom of the left screen and visa versa. is this possible?
[02:20] <felix_> Hilikus, you can pack the files in parts too with zip..
[02:20] <Hilikus> oh really? will the unzipper notice that there is a piece missing and ask for the rest?
[02:20] <Joeseph> Hi.  I'm connected to the internet on my desktop via ndiswrapper on a wg111t dongle.   However, I have trouble connecting to my network, and when the network manager does say that I am connected, I am not even connected to my local network. (I can't ping my router.)  This happened after I reinstalled the drivers after I upgraded to Jaunty.   Any ideas?
[02:20] <matt__> Is this disk image bootable?
[02:21] <felix_> Hilikus, if some part is not present during decompression you won't see any
[02:21] <sere> Jack_Sparrow: u still there?
[02:21] <losher> bert1: you sound a bit confused about the technology. You can burn files to CD-R or to DVD-R if your burner supports both. But a DVD-R will hold about 6 times the amount of data (about 4.3GB) that a CD-R will hold, so they aren't interchangeable and the contents of a DVD simply won't fit on a CD
[02:21] <crus> Guys, was getting an error like "EXT4-fs: ext4_check_descriptors: Block bitmap for group 640 not in group (block 3158584599)" so i ran sudo fsck -fp /dev/sdc1 followed by sudo e2fsck -b 32768 /dev/sdc1.. seems to have fixed it.. and df -h is showing the data on the mount but i cant see anything when i do an ls inside the mount
[02:21] <Hilikus> felix_ i wont see any what?
[02:22] <stxing> irc.debian.org
[02:22] <felix_> Hilikus, you need all parts to decompress em.
[02:22] <Jack_Sparrow> sere Yes.. But not for long
[02:22] <bert1> losher: you're right, i'm confused. my question is will the physical round plastic orange disc sitting in front of me that i can throw like a frisbee be able to handle like 6.4 GB if i burn it as a DVD? sorry if i sound ignorant (its bc i am)
[02:23] <huyens> isn't there a way to "poll" the best software/hardware on this IRC server in a different channel?
[02:23] <Jack_Sparrow> !poll
[02:23] <sere> Jack_Sparrow: i did what you said and still no luck with granule and others....can i just add 9.04 repos?
[02:23] <huyens> thanks
[02:23] <Pixels> Flannel: can I safely use Ubuntu for netbanking etc, without installing all the "recommended updates"?  All I installed were all the recent "Important updates", Is that enough to keep Ubuntu safe?
[02:23] <Joeseph> Right now, my network manager tells me I'm connected to the internet, but in reality, I'm not even on my local network.  Any ideas?
[02:24] <Hilikus> felix_ i know, but what im wondering is if the "container" will know that it is a split file, because i was going to split the file with "split" but if i do that there is nothing in the file indicating that it is not a full file but a piece (unless i make the filename mention that)
[02:24] <Jack_Sparrow> bert1 a cd is supposed to hold 700 meg single layer dvd at 4.7 or so and I dont know about dbl layer
[02:24] <dj_segfault> Joseph, wired or wireless?
[02:24] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: It is a wg111t wireless dongle.
[02:24] <Hilikus> felix_ whereas i think with a zip file it will know and actually ask for the rest when unzipping
[02:24] <matt__> Dual-layer discs hold 8.5 GB Jack_Sparrow
[02:25] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[02:25] <dj_segfault> Joseph: what does iwconfig say?
[02:25] <Pixels> did Flannel leave?
[02:25] <Pixels> Jack_Sparrow: do you know?
[02:25] <bert1> Jack_Sparrow - so, like, if you want to burn a DVD and you are at best-buy, do you buy special DVD cds? is there a difference in the size allowed on the CD, or just in the files and way you burn to the CD?
[02:25] <huyens> is the HCL list located at: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCardsIntel#miniPCI       a good way to see if your mini-pci-E card will work?
[02:25] <cabrey> Pixels, he's here
[02:25] <felix_> Hilikus, with hacha you get parts from a file and can give a different name. zip parts has partXXX extension (i think). rar has .rar for the first and rXX for next (being XX numbers from 0-9)
[02:25] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: Hold on, I got "disconnected"  again, let me reconnect....
[02:26] <Pixels> cabrey:  would you know? you experienced in ubuntu as much as jack and Flannel ?
[02:26] <Hilikus> felix_ oh cool, but it looks like it is not free, is it?
[02:26] <cabrey> Pixels, what's your question?
[02:26] <losher> bert1: if its a CD blank, the maximum content is about 750M. If it's a DVD blank, the maximum is about 4.3GB. There are dual-layer DVD blanks that will hold about 8.6GB. They are not interchangeable. You must buy the correct kind of blanks, and also your burner must support the kind you buy. To hold 6.4GB you'd need a single DVD-dual, or a pair of DVD-Rs, or about 8 CD-Rs
[02:26] <Jack_Sparrow> bert1 cd and dvd are very different.  use the right one for each purpose, cd can be audio or data or bootable etc.
[02:26] <Pixels> cabrey: can I safely use Ubuntu for netbanking etc, without installing all the "recommended updates"?  All I installed were all the recent "Important updates", Is that enough to keep Ubuntu safe?
[02:26] <tenderruffian> so i went through the pocket guide, and i'm having a very specific issue that he's not really going into detail about...
[02:27] <dj_segfault> Hey.  I'm having trouble getting MythTV working, but I think it's an apache configuration issue.  I'm very confused about how Ubuntu has the various apache directories laid out.  Can I ask about that here?
[02:27] <mattgyver> Does anyone have a guide to installing vnc on 9.04?
[02:27] <Jack_Sparrow> tenderruffian We are here to help
[02:27] <bert1> losher: ah! thank you. exactly what i was asking. Jack_Sparrow: ok, got it, thanks
[02:27] <cabrey> Pixels, Important Updates are urgent security updates, while recommended updates are usually bug fixes and features
[02:27] <tenderruffian> wonderful.
[02:27] <Pixels> dj_segfault: many ppl have trouble with MythTV
[02:27] <felix_> Hilikus, im not too deep in other compresions as bzip or tar, etc. dunno if they can split. thats why i recommended zip or rar. you can download the manager from the repositories
[02:27] <tenderruffian> well, i am having problem getting wifi to work on my ubuntu installed laptop
[02:27] <Pixels> cabrey: so is that a Yes or a No? lol
[02:27] <Jack_Sparrow> !wifi
[02:27] <Hilikus> felix_ excellent, thanks
[02:27] <tenderruffian> and i'm trying ndiswrapper and i'm not sure how to get it to work.
[02:27] <Jack_Sparrow> tenderruffian I dont mean to spam you with factoids , but they do help
[02:28] <Pixels> can I run Ubuntu from Windows? using uwiki or something?>
[02:28] <Wormik> Where can I download repository on ISO for 9.04 AMD64?
[02:28] <cabrey> Pixels, I guess it is a yes, but I don't understand why you don't update everything.
[02:28] <tenderruffian> they are kind of helping, i found out about ndiswrapper from the pocket guide
[02:28] <Kalmi_> !wubi | Pixels
[02:28] <Pixels> cabrey: because im on a monthly quota. only get 6GB per month
[02:28] <tenderruffian> just, when i click the executable, it's not doing anything.
[02:28] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: Sorry, It's not connecting, I'll restart ....  my usual means of reconnecting without restrting froze on me. (sudo modprobe -r ndiswrapper; sudo modprobe ndiswrapper)
[02:28] <Jack_Sparrow> tenderruffian see the one on wifi
[02:28] <losher> dj_segfault: the webmyth portion is optional. Does all the other stuff work yet via mythfrontend?
[02:28] <Wormik> Or can I use debpartial script from Windows...
[02:28] <rkymtndave_> pixels: use virtual box its free
[02:29] <Pixels> does wubi break windows vista or compromise the security of Ubuntu?
[02:29] <dj_segfault> Pixels: MythTV is working great.  Problem is MythWeb apache configuration is causing a directory listing when it should be running (I think) mythweb.pl.  I think perl is not working in it.
[02:29] <neopsyche> Dr_Willis Can you help me regarding squid.. i am wondering how exactly it works
[02:29] <cabrey> Pixels, then you should be good. Common sense is one of the best tools :)
[02:29] <mr_frostee> I read that Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu 9.04.  If anyone here has experience with Mint, is there a big difference good or bad?
[02:29] <tenderruffian> ok.
[02:29] <Pixels> rkymtndave_: im using virtualbox right now.. Vista is my host and ubuntu guest.. I jus thought wubi would be better, no?
[02:29] <dj_segfault> losher: Yeah, MythTV proper works fine, but I need MythWeb too.
[02:29] <Jack_Sparrow> !mint > mr_frostee
[02:29] <sproaty> I'm having a really annoying problem on 9.04 64bit with flash (which also occurred on 8.10)....Flash works, but say, after 20 mins of having Firefox and viewing flash videos, they just stop loading, leaving me with a blank space where the video should be
[02:29] <earthlander_> Anyone know where to get the drivers for creative soundblaster X-Fi?
[02:29] <dj_segfault> Joeseph: Connected or not, iwconfig should output something.
[02:29] <nibsa1242b> In bit pim, what do I have to do to make it see my phone? My phone is compatible, and the Bluetooth Preferences in the taskbar sees my phone just fine.
[02:29] <tenderruffian> i was looking at the documentation page before, again
[02:29] <rkymtndave_> wubi is prety resource intensive
[02:29] <sproaty> I installed flash from the extras repository via apt.
[02:30] <tenderruffian> i'm having trouble finding some things in terms of specifics
[02:30] <Pixels> rkymtndave_: im runniung xchat from Ubuntu right now, through virtualbox... so wubi wouldnt be better?
[02:30] <chuck_> tenderruffian, try this http://wiki.debian.org/NdisWrapper
[02:30] <felix_> mr_frostee, im using gNewSense right now. i like it better than ubuntu
[02:30] <losher> dj_segfault: the hard part is over then. What os version?
[02:30] <Kalmi_> Pixels, performace-wise... yes... but there are drawbacks... like you can't your ntfs partition from a wubi install
[02:30] <cabrey> mr_frostee, Mint is basically all codecs, non-free , and other stuff which is a legal grey area to redistribute
[02:30] <tenderruffian> would anyone mind just walking me through one-on-one?
[02:30] <Pixels> rkymtndave_: ok.. and would I need to reboot windows everytime I wanted to load wubi?
[02:30] <rkymtndave_> nah vm or dual boot
[02:30] <sere> pixels ur an idiot
[02:30] <Kalmi_> Pixels, you can't *use* your ntfs partition from a wubi install
[02:30] <Pixels> Kalmi_: can't your ntfs partition from a wubi install?
[02:30] <Jack_Sparrow> sere Please dont
[02:30] <rkymtndave_> i'm trying to set up mine to dual boot with win 7
[02:30] <Wormik> earthlander_, it was released some time ago. Download and build newest ALSA. Use Giftwrap program to build DEB
[02:31] <Pixels> Kalmi_: so what would I use?  A seperate 20GB partiton ok?
[02:31] <Kalmi_> Pixels, yes
[02:31] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: Do you want all of my iwconfig, or just the pertinent info? (as in the wlan0 info)
[02:31] <chuck_> tenderruffian, try they link i sent you it is a walk thru
[02:31] <tenderruffian> okay..
[02:31] <rkymtndave_> pixels: not sure about that, dont think so
[02:31] <Pixels> Kalmi_: when I need to reboot everytime I want to load Ubuntu?
[02:31] <dj_segfault> losher: I just rebuilt my server, replacing Fedora 8 with Jaunty AMD64
[02:31] <geirha> Pixels, Kalmi_: Sure you can use the NTFS partition from wubi, it's mounted at /host
[02:32] <Pixels> I think i will stick with Virtualbox then :)
[02:32] <Wormik> Can I download ISO images with repository of Ubuntu 9.04 AMD64?
[02:32] <cabrey> Pixels, when using wubi? Yes, you have to reboot into Ubuntu
[02:32] <Pixels> geirha: how is wubi better than runnung ubuntu as a guest using Virtualbox?
[02:32] <tenderruffian> i think i might need something a little more basic than this, hah.
[02:32] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: If it helps any, I am connected to the internet for about 5 seconds after it initially connects.
[02:32] <dj_segfault> Joeseph: just wlan0
[02:32] <Kalmi_> Pixels, you can use the nice 3d stuff in wubi
[02:32] <dj_segfault> Joeseph: There's connected, and there
[02:32] <Pixels> Kalmi_: hehe ok :)
[02:33] <geirha> Pixels: I'd recommend installing ubuntu properly rather than wubi.
[02:33] <cabrey> Kalmi_, actually virtualbox has gained support for 3D
[02:33] <tenderruffian> i am a first time linux user with no programming experience..
[02:33] <dj_segfault> Joeseph: There's connected, and there
[02:33] <losher> dj_segfault: I have mythweb working on 8.04/32/Intel. I had trouble with the scripts & passwords initially, of course...
[02:33] <cabrey> Kalmi_, not as good as native tho
[02:33] <nibsa1242b> how do I give Bitpim permission to use my bluetooth adapter to connect to my phone?
[02:33] <Kalmi_> cabrey, but compiz still doesn't work in it, does it?
[02:33] <dj_segfault> Joeseph: There's connected, and ther's getting an IP address.  Can you look at your logs for DHCP stuff?
[02:33] <cabrey> Kalmi_, compiz does work inside virtualbox
[02:33] <Pixels> geirha: I cannot, as the alternative install wouldnt let me install whilst Vista is on C:
[02:33] <cabrey> Kalmi_, you have to make sure to install the additions
[02:33] <Kalmi_> cabrey, oh... wow... I'm getting outdated :D
[02:34] <matt__> Could someone please help me with my pbbuttonsd issue that I mentioned earlier?
[02:34] <Kalmi_> cabrey, thx for the info
[02:34] <cabrey> Kalmi_, of course a virtual machine is still slower than native
[02:34] <Wormik> nibsa1242b, add yourself to dip group and read BluetoothDialup manual
[02:34] <geirha> Pixels: Haven't tried the alternative for a long while, but I'm guessing that means the alternative can't resize partitions. If that is the case, you can resize the partition from vista, making some free space for ubuntu to use.
[02:34] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: I had set it up as a static ip....   Let me pastebin my iwconfig... but it'll take a second, since I have no internet on the pc that I used the command on.
[02:34] <nibsa1242b> Wormik: ok thanks
[02:34] <MrKlean> Ubuntu 9 detects that I have AC97 audio and seems like it has the drivers setup, but still no audio. Fresh install, any help please?
[02:34] <Pixels> when I load citibank.com, it says to intall missing plugings.. when I click on "install missing plugins: it then says unable tio find any
[02:35] <dj_segfault> Joeseph: ACK
[02:35] <Pixels> what can I do?
[02:35] <Wormik> nibsa1242b, hcitool scan, hcitool 'your phone adress', sudo 'your favourite text editor' /etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf
[02:35] <matt__> Type "alsamixer" in a terminal MrKlean.  What appears?
[02:35] <matt__> Is the volume turned down or muted?
[02:35] <cabrey> Pixels, citibank might rely on ActiveX
[02:36] <cabrey> Pixels, which is a windows only proprietary extension to Internet Explorer
[02:36] <Pixels> cabrey: no way.. maybe its flash?
[02:36] <Wormik> nibsa1242b, write adress. bind=yes. rfcomm = nubmer of "Dialup networking" rfcomm adress in sdptool
[02:36] <cabrey> Pixels, have you installed flash?
[02:36] <nibsa1242b> Wormik: I don't have a dip group!
[02:36] <dj_segfault> MrKlean: Matt suggested alsamixer because it has controls for volumes that other mixers don't have.  Often one of them is muted or low.
[02:36] <MrKlean> function snd_ctl _open failed for default: no such file or directory
[02:36] <matt__> hmm.
[02:36] <mr_frostee> Anybody know where to get a Dell v505w driver for Jaunty?  It's driving me crazy that I can't use the wife's new printer with my computer.
[02:36] <Pixels> cabrey: not sure, how can I tell?
[02:36] <Wormik> nibsa1242b and /etc/init.d/bluetooth restart. Enjoy! create connection to the Net or KMobileTools
[02:36] <cabrey> Pixels, go to youtube or something
[02:37] <rweait> have a problem after upgrading from intrepid to jaunty.  Boot to single-mode is fine.  normal boot puts garbage on video and makes keyboard / mouse completely frozen.  Can't switch to console.  Can ssh in.
[02:37] <Wormik> nibsa1242b, maybe not a dip? 3 letters and d is first...
[02:37] <cabrey> rweait, what graphics card do you have?
[02:37] <Pixels> cabrey: it says this when I go to tube: Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player.
[02:37] <Kalmi_> !flash | Pixels
[02:37] <rweait> cabrey:  ATI Technologies Inc RV350 AQ [Radeon 9600]
[02:37] <nibsa1242b> Wormik: don't have anything like that
[02:38] <matt__> What card are you using MrKlean?
[02:38] <rafase282> Hello
[02:38] <cabrey> rweait, did you have ATI's drivers installed before?
[02:38] <rafase282> Is there a way to run .bat files in ubuntu?
[02:38] <rweait> probably.
[02:38] <nibsa1242b> Wormik: actually there is a dip group... how do I add it to myself
[02:38] <cabrey> rweait, from Hardware Drivers window?
[02:38] <MrKlean> matt__: integrated ac97 on a ECS rs400-a, let me check brand on it
[02:38] <Wormik> Can I download ISO images with repository of 9.04 AMD64?
[02:38] <mib_mrzup9> hello
[02:38] <Pixels> Kalmi_: that link doesnt have flash for 9.04
[02:38] <Mukatuna> hi all
[02:38] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: http://pastebin.com/d2fe6b640  there is my iwconfig output.
[02:38] <rweait> cabrey: perhaps from ati install disk?
[02:39] <rweait> cabry: not certain/
[02:39] <Wormik> nibsa1242b, I don't remebmer (sitting in Internet cafe in Windows). Watch other groups
[02:39] <nibsa1242b> Wormik: ok, I'll figure it out thanks
[02:39] <Pixels> how do I install flash on 9.04?
[02:39] <Wormik> nibsa1242b, sudo 'your favourite editor' /etc/group , after this read BluetoothDialup manual
[02:39] <MrKlean> matt__: all I can find on it is:  Realtek ALC655 6-Channel audio CODEC Compliant with AC'97 2.3 specification
[02:39] <Kalmi_> Pixels, just install the flashplugin-nonfree package
[02:39] <MrKlean> Also matt__: http://www.ecs.com.tw/ECSWebSite/Products/ProductsDetail.aspx?detailid=507&CategoryID=1&DetailName=Specification&MenuID=1&LanID=0
[02:40] <cabrey> rweait, you don't want ATI's drivers, they aren't supported for your card on Jaunty
[02:40] <cabrey> rather use
[02:40] <cabrey> !ati
[02:40] <Wormik> Anybody needs latest flashrom deb for amd64? I have this!
[02:40] <cabrey> rweait, you want the open source driver
[02:40] <Wormik> flashrom from repository doesn't see my chipset
[02:40] <timewriter> hi
[02:40] <dj_segfault> Joeseph: Looks good.  You're definitely talking to the hardware.  Do you see any entries when you run  "iwlist wlan0 scanning"
[02:40] <timewriter> anyone uses vmware on ubuntu ?
[02:41] <Pixels> Kalmi_: flashplugin-nonfree, ok, brb
[02:41] <rweait> cabrey: is there an apt-get install I should run to do that?
[02:41] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: I see three entries with that command.
[02:41] <bartek> Hi there. I have been monitoring my system for awhile and it seems that instead of using both CPU's (I have a dual core intel), it instead just uses the single CPU and that maxes out, causing my PC to lag.
[02:41] <cabrey> rweait, sudo apt-get remove fglrx
[02:41] <bartek> Is there any way to fix this ?
[02:41] <Pixels> Kalmi_: flashplugin-nonfree, worked, cheers
[02:42] <losher> timewriter: yes, workstation 6.0.5 on Ubuntu 8.04
[02:42] <earthlander_> bartek what cpu is it?
[02:42] <dj_segfault> Joeseph: Very odd.  You sure it's set up static?  Just for grins, grep -i your logs for dhcp.
[02:42] <cabrey> rweait, my mistake it is actually sudo apt-get remove xorg-driver-fglrx
[02:42] <ajavid> hello people
[02:42] <timewriter> thanks losher , i managed to install it
[02:42] <rafase282> can anyone help me with a .bat file?
[02:42] <timewriter> just chmoded +x the script
[02:42] <rafase282> how do i run it on ubuntu?
[02:42] <rweait> cabrey: running it now...
[02:42] <dj_segfault> bartek: How do you know it
[02:42] <stric_> hello
[02:43] <dj_segfault> bartek: How do you know it's only using 1 CPU?
[02:43] <stric_> i need a little help
[02:43] <dj_segfault> rafase282: dosemu or wine
[02:43] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: I think I may have been running my DHCP one there...     I'll see if the other works or something.... it just all seems very strange to me.
[02:43] <Pixels> if I run ubuntu as a guest using virtualbox, and Vista is the host. Can anything that infects Vista "jump over" into the guest Ubuntu and compromise my netbanking?
[02:43] <ajavid> I need to install ubuntu but I have my 1tb /home as ext4. I'd like to use the LTS ubuntu stable + kde3 + 2.6.28+(for ext4 support) and I have a rt26 wifi
[02:43] <bartek> dj_segfault: I'm just looking at what conky is telling me, this is why I am unsure if its actually accurate but it seems silly for this PC to lag using only Firefox, Terminal, and one other app
[02:43] <timewriter> vlc or smplayer ?
[02:43] <ajavid> any ideas if it is possible
[02:44] <tkmr> Pixels: Maybe, but the it wouldn't work correctly
[02:44] <craigbass1976> Anyone yet tried LXDE on an ubuntu box?  I tried a knoppix cd the other day and was surprised; even on a livecd the computer was hammering along
[02:44] <earthlander_> anyone know how to set compiz to show a preview window when the window is not selected?
[02:44] <Pixels> tkmr: can you say that again using better grammar,, couldnt understand what you said
[02:44] <Wormik> Do you know where is ISO images of Ubuntu 9.04 AMD64 repository?
[02:44] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: Hmmm.... it's asking for my WEPKEY when it is clearly correct after I disconnected and reconnected.  Is that a symptom of any problems you know of?
[02:44] <cabrey> earthlander_, install ccsm
[02:45] <dj_segfault> bartek: What time was conky's entry?
[02:45] <earthlander_> ok
[02:45] <earthlander_> thanx
[02:45] <craigbass1976> Wormik, It's not here: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download?
[02:45] <rweait> cabrey:  looks good!
[02:45] <tkmr> Pixels: sorry. It may be able to jump over, but the virus/trojan/whatever is infecting your Vista won't work in Ubuntu
[02:45] <dj_segfault>  Joeseph: I've never been able to get WEP working.  Sorry.  I just hide my ESSID and block by MAC address in the wireless router.
[02:46] <cabrey> rweait: did you reboot yet?
[02:46] <bartek> dj_segfault: it's updated every 15 sec
[02:46] <matt__> Sorry MrKlean I can't really find anything that could help you.
[02:46] <rweait> cabrey: going across the room to check it now.  Logon window looks awesome!
[02:46] <tkmr> Pixels: So even if it does jump over, your Ubuntu won't become compromised
[02:46] <Pixels> tkmr: ok good, so I can use netbanking etc with confidence
[02:46] <cabrey> rweait, sounds good
[02:46] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: Hmm. okay. well....   I can't really do that.. hahahaha.    Oh well.  I'll do some more trial and error..........
[02:46] <dj_segfault> bartek: heh, I thought conky was a user here who told you something.  Hold...
[02:46] <MrKlean> matt__: It's ok
[02:46] <bartek> It seems silly that my current load is at 0.99 .. and just shot up to 1.07 when I ojnly have firefox and banshee open
[02:47] <earthlander_> cabrey i already have that but it wont show preview window unless the window is already up on desktop screen
[02:47] <Pixels> tkmr: what about if vista is infected with a keylogger.. will the vista keylogger pick up anything I type in the Virtualbox Ubuntu Firefox?
[02:47] <tkmr> Pixels: Yes. AFAIK there aren't any "viruses" for Linux, just because there are so many distros and each one is so different, it is difficult to make one that would work across all of the distros
[02:47] <bartek> I have tons of memory available, and never really swap. Thinking CPU is the issue here for speed
[02:47] <cabrey> earthlander_, ahh i understand you now, I think that is a limitation of compiz
[02:47] <Pixels> unitedpotsmokers: interesting nickname you junkie lol
[02:47] <tkmr> Pixels: I'm not sure about that. It's possible. I would say likely, as it is reading your keystrokes at a hardware level As far as I know.
[02:47] <rweait> cabrey: thanks so much.  Even dual monitors are working!
[02:47] <timewriter> nah
[02:47] <earthlander_> thats wack
[02:47] <seyfarth> Can anyone recommend a NES and SNES emulator?
[02:48] <dj_segfault> bartek: I would verify with another tool.  What does System Monitor say?
[02:48] <timewriter> vmware process dies for me
[02:48] <Pixels> tkmr: so you are uncertain?
[02:48] <mr_frostee> Anybody know where to get a Dell v505w driver for Jaunty?  It's driving me crazy that I can't use the wife's new printer with my computer.
[02:48] <timewriter> im using 9.04 64bit
[02:48] <cabrey> rweait, :)
[02:48] <craigbass1976> seyfarth, nesticle for nes
[02:48] <Wormik> craigbass1976, I don't found
[02:48] <craigbass1976> seyfarth, I never had an snes, so I never looked into an emulator.  Stella is cool too if you ever had an atari
[02:48] <bartek> dj_segfault: you mean like top? It shows the same thing really, Cpu(s): 14%us, 3%sy
[02:48] <tkmr> Pixels: Right. I would think that the keylogger would pick up anything in virtual machine, or whatever, because that's software, and is still "running" in vista.
[02:48] <cabrey> bartek: use htop
[02:48] <bartek> But even at these lower levels, I have slight lag.. maybe it's just the apps I'm using
[02:49] <sagaci> setting a printer up on ubuntu 9.04 to a hp laser on xp, any tips?
[02:49] <earthlander_> ive heard of people being able to fix that
[02:49] <dj_segfault> bartek: System-> Administration -> System Monitor
[02:49] <bartek> cabrey: ok, hmm, htop does show both CPU's being used.
[02:49] <Wormik> I FOUND!! ftp://ftp.leg.uct.ac.za/pub/linux/ubuntu-unofficial-packages-dvd/
[02:49] <dj_segfault> bartek: It shows the two cores separately
[02:49] <Pixels> tkmr: I just reading a website.. it says someone tested it and the keylogger didnt pick up the virtualbox linux
[02:49] <bartek> I guess I need to find out why my load is so high constantyly
[02:50] <craigbass1976> Wormik, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download had links to it.  You pick your mirror, click the dot that says 64 bit, and of you go
[02:50] <craigbass1976> off
[02:50] <tkmr> Pixels: Hmmm... ok. I would do some additional research just to be sure.
[02:50] <craigbass1976> sagaci, eh?  Not sure what you mean about the printer
[02:50] <dj_segfault> bartek: Whether you're using one or two cores, and why your load is so high, are two separate questions.  For my money, Firefox is usually to blame for the latter.  But did you try System Monitor to  test the former?
[02:51] <craigbass1976> sagaci, you're sharing out from ub to xp?
[02:51] <alephzero> hmm any way to have different wallpapers for different workspaces with gnome / compiz (preferrably one that keeps the desktop useable)
[02:51] <bartek> dj_segfault: I did, thanks for the suggestion, I am indeed using two cores .. my overlooking, but now I'm curious on the latter issue :-)
[02:51] <cabrey> sagaci, you want to connect to a network printer?
[02:51] <matrixblue> alephzero, yeah that would rule
[02:51] <bartek> And yes Firefox is probably to blame, but I haven't been able to find a better alternative on Linux
[02:52] <cabrey> bartek, Chrome is getting closer and closer :)
[02:52] <craigbass1976> bartek, epiphany was no good for you?
[02:52] <dj_segfault> alephzero: I don't believe so.  I tried and failed.  However, I was able to do something cooler, which is rotate wallpapers every 30 minutes in cron
[02:52] <alephzero> matrix> i know theres a way using the desktop cube, but i gotta turn off the gnome desktop for it to work
[02:52] <bartek> cabrey: oh I know! I am using Chrome sometimes, but it's not quite there yet
[02:52] <matrixblue> bartek, try epiphany
[02:52] <bartek> craigbass1976: epiphany is pretty bad imo
[02:52] <dj_segfault> bartek: top should tell all.
[02:52] <bartek> I only use it as secondary
[02:52] <cabrey> bartek, i use it full time :) i LOVE it
[02:52] <craigbass1976> bartek, elinks (harhar)
[02:52] <dennister> my presentation was printing fine this morning, but then oo crashed and now all it prints is gobbleygook...other apps print fine...can someone please help me sort this out?
[02:52] <bartek> hehe
[02:52] <bartek> cabrey: I find it still crashes a bit unfortunately :/
[02:53] <dennister> and yes, i've tried openoffice.org channel...it's dead
[02:53] <cabrey> bartek; for me the alpha is extremely stable
[02:53] <craigbass1976> bartek, whatever happened to regular mozilla.  Became seamonkey, no?  THen what?
[02:53] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: Hmmm... .I'm back on with my static ip....  I'm currently pinging my router for as long as possible to see when it disconnects.
[02:53] <bartek> cabrey: cool, then I guess its getting closer for everyone :-)
[02:53] <craigbass1976> dennister, it usually is.  Which channel did you go into?
[02:53] <bartek> hmm it seems Banshee is my CPU culprit
[02:53] <Wormik> bartek, IceApe
[02:53] <bartek> using 3% CPU threads.. many of them
[02:53] <Wormik> Try it. It based on Mozilla 5.0
[02:53] <dennister> craigbass1976: openoffice.org
[02:53] <dj_segfault>  Joeseph: You solved the wep problem?
[02:53] <matrixblue> alephzero, possible feature request
[02:54] <dj_segfault> bartek: Bad Banchee, No Biscuit!
[02:54] <bartek> dj_segfault: what? :-P
[02:54] <matrixblue> bartek, what firefox doing? I thought it was the bread and butter of FOSS
[02:54] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: Seemed to.   I just restarted.  My router seems to be pingable this time.  Getting closer.
[02:54] <bartek> Actually I need to look for a new media player since I dont need Ubuntu to sync my ipod anymore
[02:55] <cabrey> matrixblue, oh god no
[02:55] <bartek> So I dont need banshees ipod syncing
[02:55] <dsdeiz> finally! i got urxvt to have more colors.. hooray!
[02:55] <dennister> craigbass1976: can you help me with this? the presentation is set for tomorrow morning :(
[02:55] <dj_segfault> bartek: I switched to Songbird, which plays, organizes and syncs well.
[02:55] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: Alright... I'm connected to the internet for now...   I just updated the weather applet and it worked....  next try is firefox...
[02:55] <matrixblue> bartek, banshee mostly crashes for me when trying to get album art
[02:55] <mr_frostee> bartek....what do you use to sync your iPod?
[02:56] <craigbass1976> dennister, gah!  I'm not sure.  Let me think...  Ok to private chat?
[02:56] <bartek> mr_frostee: my mac
[02:56] <dj_segfault> OK, gotta go, since I couldn't get *my* problem solved here.  L8R
[02:56] <rkymtndave_> cheater
[02:56] <bartek> dj_segfault: Songbird always crashes when I try to load my library (its big), unfortunately. I've given it many attempts and used to use it.
[02:56] <cabrey> matrixblue, banshee has been the best experience for me compared to amarok, songbird, rhythmbox, etc
[02:56] <timewriter> anyone knows how to install vmware workstation on ubuntu 9 ?
[02:56] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: It seems to be working this time.  Don't know what I did different... Other than pinging my router as soon as I was connected.... but that would seem like an odd thing to keep me connected.
[02:56] <bartek> http://mpd.wikia.com/wiki/Music_Player_Daemon_Wiki here's a light weight music player haha :)
[02:56] <dj_segfault> bartek: I have about 3500 songs in Songbird right now.
[02:57] <cabrey> timewriter, I have it installed
[02:57] <eremite> Anyone know when Foobar2000 will be coming to Linux?
[02:57] <matrixblue> cabrey, I agree. It does need some polishing but overall I like it
[02:57] <dj_segfault> Joeseph: Agreed
[02:57] <maek> where has /etc/iftab gone in 9.04 please?
[02:57] <bartek> eremite: I wish it would
[02:57] <timewriter> cabrey , can you tell me how ?
[02:57] <bartek> best media player ever
[02:57] <timewriter> i installed it too , but it wont start
[02:57] <cabrey> timewriter, yes do you have the cdrom (or download)
[02:57] <Kalmi_> maek, what is iftab for?
[02:57] <timewriter> i downloaded the bundle script
[02:58] <mr_frostee> I use Banshee with my iPod, I tried Amarok but that didn't work so well.  Banshee seems to be good.
[02:58] <cabrey> timewriter, can you tell me the file extension?
[02:58] <eremite> Does anyone know why I would get really bad lag while gaming, but beofre I switched from Wubi to a proper install it worked flawlessly?
[02:58] <mr_frostee> I wish there was a linux version of iTunes though
[02:58] <timewriter> just a sec
[02:58] <timewriter> its a script
[02:58] <timewriter> i chmoded it +x
[02:58] <maek> Kalmi_: I just cloned an ubuntu vm and eth0 isnt showing up, I assume its tied to the old mac somewhere and /etc/iftab used to list the device and its mac address
[02:58] <timewriter> and ./ ran it
[02:58] <FloodBot3> timewriter: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:58] <timewriter> and it installed vmware
[02:58] <cabrey> timewriter, do sudo ./script
[02:58] <timewriter> i did
[02:58] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: If that turns out to be my solution, I suppose I could write a script that pings my router and have it start on startup....
[02:59] <dj_segfault> Kalmi_:/etc/network/interfaces
[02:59] <timewriter> everything went fine , but vmware doesnt start
[02:59] <cabrey> timewriter, any error messages?
[02:59] <Kalmi_> dj_segfault, that has very little to do with iftab...
[02:59] <timewriter> didnt checked the log
[02:59] <cabrey> timewriter, run vmware from the terminal
[02:59] <dj_segfault> Joeseph: Sounds like a plan.  *really gotta go* and get my problem solved.
[02:59] <cabrey> that command
[02:59] <timewriter> ok , just a sec
[02:59] <Joeseph> dj_segfault: alright, good luck.
[03:00] <timewriter> hm
[03:00] <timewriter> /usr/bin/vmware: line 31:  6030 Segmentation fault      "$BINDIR"/vmware-modconfig --appname="VMware Workstation" --icon="vmware-workstation"
[03:00] <timewriter> and cannot find a lot of modules
[03:00] <maek> Kalmi_: fyi, its being held by /etc/udev/rules.d/*net.rules
[03:00] <cabrey> timewriter, so it did not compile the kernel modules
[03:00] <timewriter> yep
[03:00] <timewriter> whats to do ?
[03:01] <djk1> anyone know how to include af_packet in 9.04 server kernel? modprobe fails
[03:01] <matrixblue> timewriter, how did you install that again?
[03:01] <cabrey> timewriter, uninstall it first
[03:01] <timewriter> matrixblue , downloaded the script and ran it
[03:01] <timewriter> http://pastebin.com/m67fdafa6
[03:01] <timewriter> this are the errors
[03:01] <sere> can someone tell me how i can get the latest packages on 8.04
[03:02] <timewriter> whats the best way to uninstall it , cabrey  ?
[03:02] <Dethroned> I heard that Ubuntu doesn't like AMD processors...is that right?
[03:02] <davidt> hello
[03:02] <cabrey> timewriter, maybe the script has a uninstall function
[03:02] <davidt> what was the offtopic ubuntu
[03:02] <matrixblue> timewriter, did you run the script using sudo?
[03:02] <davidt> room?
[03:02] <cabrey> run it again
[03:02] <timewriter> matrixblue , yes
[03:02] <Kalmi_> Dethroned, where did you hear that? :o
[03:02] <timewriter> im running ubuntu 9.04 64bit
[03:03] <cabrey> timewriter, that could be a problem, is vmware 64 bit?
[03:03] <matrixblue> Dethroned, that's not true.
[03:03] <timewriter> yes
[03:03] <Dethroned> Kalmi...I don't remember...it might have been ATI graphics cards...It was some thingy that didn't work well with Ubuntu
[03:03] <timewriter> x86>x64
[03:03] <losher> timewriter: looks like this: http://communities.vmware.com/thread/198202
[03:03] <chuck_> !ot|davidt
[03:03] <timewriter> thank you losher
[03:03] <Wormik> Where can I download ISO repository for Ubuntu 9.04 AMD64?
[03:03] <timewriter> checking it
[03:03] <cabrey> Dethroned, it's not that Ubuntu doesn't *like* ATI, it's just ATI releases rather low quality drivers
[03:03] <matrixblue> Dethroned, the processor and graphics cards a different. And it's more accurate to say that ATI doesn't like Ubuntu
[03:04] <Luckst0r> Guys, was getting an error like "EXT4-fs: ext4_check_descriptors: Block bitmap for group 640 not in group (block 3158584599)" so i ran sudo fsck -fp /dev/sdc1 followed by sudo e2fsck -b 32768 /dev/sdc1.. seems to have fixed it.. and df -h is showing the data on the mount but i cant see anything when i do an ls inside the mount
[03:04] <Kalmi_> Dethroned, ATI dropped support for old cards
[03:04] <matrixblue> Dethroned, I use ATI graphics on open drivers and they works great for me, compiz and all
[03:04] <Dethroned> Kalmi...lemme guess...compatibility issues?
[03:04] <cabrey> timewriter, make sure you install linux-headers
[03:04] <chuck_> and some fairly new cards
[03:04] <timewriter> they are already installed
[03:04] <Wormik> I use ATi now. Works bad... Unreal Tournament 2004 works slower and slower every minute... If it is UT bug, not ATi...
[03:04] <sere> can someone tell me how i can get the latest packages on 8.04
[03:05] <cabrey> timewriter, then make sure you install build-essential
[03:05] <mr_frostee> Anybody know where to get a Dell v505w driver for Jaunty?  It's driving me crazy that I can't use the wife's new printer with my computer.
[03:05] <Kalmi_> sere, would you like to upgrade to jaunty?
[03:05] <timewriter> i installed the vmware-package , but i might have been missing something
[03:05] <alephzero> dj segfault /matrixblue might have found a solution to get it to work...
[03:05] <timewriter> what version of linux headers do i need ?
[03:06] <matrixblue> sere sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[03:06] <timewriter> linux-headers-2.6.28-11-generic is already the newest version.
[03:06] <Wormik> sere, use Synaptic. Mark all repositories. Make update of list. Press "Update all" button
[03:06] <Dethroned> matrixblue:  So you think I would be ok if I got a computer with the ATI Radeon HD 3200?
[03:06] <cabrey> timewriter, sudo apt-get install build-essential
[03:06] <timewriter> its already there ,  cabrey
[03:06] <timewriter> build-essential is already the newest version.
[03:06] <losher> sere: check out the Ubuntu backports page...
[03:07] <cabrey> timewriter, what happens when you run /usr/lib/vmware-config.pl as root?
[03:07] <matrixblue> Dethroned, check online to see if your card is supported
[03:07] <Kalmi_> !upgrade > sere
[03:07] <timewriter> sudo: /usr/bin/vmware-config.pl: command not found
[03:08] <Dethroned> matrixblue: Know where I could find that?
[03:08] <cabrey> Dethroned, you can get a HD 3200
[03:08] <wad> Okay, critical problem. I upgraded this slow computer from an older version of kubuntu to the latest ubuntu, and now my wife can't play bejewled on facebook anymore, because for some reason it's horribly, horrible slow.
[03:08] <matrixblue> Dethroned, I'd start with google
[03:08] <cabrey> and it will be supported by the current ATI drivers and as a result, 9.04
[03:08] <Kalmi_> wad, nvidia?
[03:08] <wad> I've adjusted the display settings to the lowest, on this computer, but that didn't do it.
[03:08] <wad> Kalmi_, I don't know, it's whatever's on this slow motherboard. Checking....
[03:09] <timewriter> i might just remove it and use virtualbox instead
[03:09] <Kalmi_> wad, lspci can tell you
[03:09] <Wormik> Can latest ATi drivers work in 7.10?
[03:09] <matrixblue> wad, did you do a fresh install? or just run the upgrade program?
[03:09] <sere> losher: i did but i dont get any new apps :/
[03:09] <cabrey> timewriter, try running the install script again
[03:09] <wad> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82945G/GZ Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 02)
[03:09] <timewriter> ok
[03:09] <matrixblue> Wormik, 7.10 is unsupported
[03:09] <wad> I did a fresh install, complete with reformat.
[03:09] <wad> I actually ran fdisk and nuked the partitions first.
[03:09] <cabrey> Wormik: what ATI card do you have?
[03:10] <timewriter> downloading it now
[03:10] <chuck_> Dethroned, your card is supported but if you want the ati proprietary driver then you  need to stay with ubuntu 8.10 and below as  ati is  behind in updating for the new X server
[03:10] <wad> Kalmi_, it's an Intel graphics card. All flash apps are super slow... I thought maybe I installed a lame flash player, but I can't figure out how to uninstall whatever I have.
[03:10] <timewriter> cabrey , can you tell me whats the best way to remove it ?
[03:10] <cabrey> The ATI Radeon HD 3200 is supported by 9.04
[03:11] <wad> I think it installed some gnome flash player. I wonder if maybe I should have installed the adobe one.
[03:11] <Wormik> cabrey, Radeon HD 3300. I install latest driver and changed xorg.conf from nvidia to fglrx. I see blank screen after starting X, but all works
[03:11] <Pici> !intel | wad fyi
[03:11] <wad> Anyone know how to uninstall the flash plugin for firefix?
[03:11] <Kalmi_> wad, gnome flash player... um... what? :D
[03:11] <matrixblue> wad sudo apt-get remove gnash
[03:11] <cabrey> timewriter, because it is not a deb, you have to hope vmware put an uninstallation function
[03:11] <wad> Kalmi_, exactly. Not used to it.
[03:11] <losher> sere: On my 8.04, I edited /etc/apt/sources.list to add backports, did apt-get update (twicee), then ran update manager, and got a bunch of stuff backported from 9.04 e,g, the new brasero
[03:11]  * wad tries matrixblue's idea
[03:11] <Kalmi_> !flash > wad
[03:11] <Llewxam> hey all quick question: if i upgrade from hardy to intrepid do i lose all the configuration and plugin settings i've done with compiz?
[03:11] <Kalmi_> Llewxam, no
[03:11] <wad> Package gnash is not installed, so not removed
[03:11] <timewriter> :(
[03:12] <mr_frostee> !flash
[03:12] <Llewxam> Kalmi_, and to um ... 9.04? jaunty is it?
[03:12] <sere> losher:  do u mind pasting your sources.list...i would really appreciate it
[03:12] <timewriter> yes
[03:12] <timewriter> they did
[03:12] <Kalmi_> !9.04 | Llewxam
[03:12] <cabrey> timewriter, uninstall it and see if you can reinstall and maybe this time the modules will compile
[03:12] <Llewxam> Kalmi_, same thing then?
[03:12] <timewriter> trying now
[03:13] <Kalmi_> yes
[03:13] <Llewxam> thanks
[03:13] <cabrey> timewriter, what is your kernel version? (uname -r)
[03:13] <losher> sere: I added: deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ hardy-backports main restricted universe multiverse. Actually, it was already there, I just uncommented it...
[03:13] <Dethroned> hmm...hopefully this computer will work...8 gigs of ram and the ATI HD 3200...if not then I'll just wait 6 months for the next version of ubuntu
[03:13] <timewriter> 2.6.28-11
[03:13] <matrixblue> !flash > matrixblue
[03:13] <Kalmi_> wad, try searching in synaptic for flash to find out what flash have you installed...
[03:13] <xxuriahxx> is dropbox worth the download for 9.04?
[03:13] <Kalmi_> !botabuse >  matrixblue
[03:13] <matrixblue> xxuriahxx, I think so
[03:14] <Kalmi_> xxuriahxx, works fine
[03:14] <timewriter> i guess it will work now
[03:14] <wad> Kalmi_, ok
[03:14] <xxuriahxx> thank you
[03:14] <timewriter> installation was succesful
[03:14] <timewriter> yes
[03:14] <timewriter> it worked
[03:14] <cabrey> timewriter, it's running?
[03:15] <timewriter> yes
[03:15] <timewriter> thank you for help
[03:15] <cabrey> timewriter, yay! :)
[03:15] <timewriter> i guess i had the wrong version
[03:15] <timewriter> and grabed 6.5.1
[03:15] <timewriter> instead of 6.5.2
[03:15]  * cabrey is off to pester vmware to produce a deb
[03:15] <wad> Grr, I've got adobe flash downloaded, but it doesn't show up in the firefox plugin management screen.
[03:16] <matrixblue> wad, restart firefox first
[03:16] <wad> matrixblue, I've done that 5 times now.
[03:16] <Guiri> Howdy - We have a server that multiple people store data on using sftp. Is there a way to limit a certain director in maximum size?
[03:16] <wad> Maybe I should uninstall it.
[03:16] <wad> Then reinstall.
[03:16] <Dethroned> I have the Live CD for both Ibex and Jackalope.  Is Jackalope better?
[03:17] <zer0rez> how do i eject my DVD tray, the button on the front seems to have stopped responding, possibly thinking their is a dvd in there when there isn't
[03:17] <cabrey> Dethroned, depends on your hardware
[03:17] <cabrey> zer0rez, sudo eject /dev/dvdrom
[03:17]  * wad uninstalls firefox, there is no other way to get rid of a plugin apparently.
[03:17] <matrixblue> wad, what are you getting when you try to watch a flash video?
[03:17]  * wad tries
[03:17] <cabrey> wad, install adobe-flashplugin, then uninstall it
[03:17] <Kalmi_> wad, uninstalling firefox makes no sense
[03:18] <cabrey> installing adobe-flashplugin will overwrite what you have now
[03:18] <cabrey> then you can uninstall it :)
[03:18] <zer0rez> cabrey: thanks
[03:18] <matrixblue> cabrey, I thought that package was flashplugin-nonfree
[03:18] <wad> matrixblue, it wants to install a plugin, but the only one it can find is gstreamer-bad.
[03:19] <Yashy> Looking for help getting ndiswrapper with WPA working on Ubuntu 9.04. iwconfig is showing the device and I can iwlist scan APs including my own. It's not clear how WPA supplicant works now, it seems to be running with -u (dbus) so I can't kill the process?
[03:19] <cabrey> matrixblue, theres like 10 different packages that do the same thing for some reason
[03:19] <matrixblue> wad sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[03:19] <cabrey> matrixblue, aptitude search flash
[03:19] <matrixblue> cabrey, point noted
[03:20] <timewriter> ubuntu 9 is amazing
[03:20] <cabrey> timewriter, yea, I used to be a fedora guy
[03:20] <earthen> how do I restart sound driver
[03:20] <zer0rez> cabrey: nope(there was no dvdrom in /dev/ but there was dvd and dvdrw, neither worked)
[03:20] <cabrey> timewriter, that being said, Fedora 11 might win me back :P
[03:20] <losher> Guiri: you can impose quotas, but they are per-user, not per-directory, if I recaall correctly...
[03:20] <zer0rez> nor cdrom nor cdrw
[03:20] <zer0rez> :(
[03:20] <timewriter> heh
[03:20] <earthen> without rebooting
[03:20] <cabrey> zer0rez, try sudo eject
[03:20] <timewriter> you cant beat debians package managment
[03:20] <losher> cabrey: I used to be a fedora guy too, till it got unstable...
[03:21] <graelin> zer0rez: try /dev/sro
[03:21] <wad> matrixblue, looks like it's installing... High hopes! :)
[03:21] <graelin> er /dev/sr0
[03:21] <cabrey> timewriter, idk... rpm 4.7 sounds good
[03:21] <zer0rez> nope
[03:21] <matrixblue> earthen, $ sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils reset
[03:21] <Dethroned> Thanks for your help everyone
[03:21]  * zer0rez shakes fist at stupid optical drives
[03:21] <timewriter> i got enough of chasing oss
[03:21] <timewriter> ill stick with this one
[03:21] <Guiri> losher: Cool. Any info on that?
[03:21] <cabrey> zer0rez, sudo umount /media/cdrom0
[03:21] <cabrey> then sudo eject
[03:22] <karname> Hi , I have 100mbps connection , when I downloaded 40 gigs of file from one domain in one day , I cann't connect to port 80 of it but I can ping this domain , how can me resolve this problem?
[03:22] <SnowKitty> i need help with my sound
[03:22] <JusticeZero> Hllo; I read that a number of people recommend having a seperate /boot partition, but I do not know where to find out WHY they do that, or what the /boot partition should be set up as (size, filesystem, position on disk)
[03:22] <SnowKitty> the volume control does not work, i can't lower it XD
[03:22] <cabrey> JusticeZero, that's only beneficial when you have more than one linux distro installed
[03:23] <graelin> karname: you have a fw? look at the rules
[03:23] <timewriter> i dont know why vmware doesnt save the changes i make
[03:23] <zer0rez> cabrey: ah
[03:23] <matrixblue> SnowKitty, tried rebooting?
[03:23] <zer0rez> good call
[03:23] <ed_debian> JusticeZero, You can reinstall the OS without losing your personal data (home partition)
[03:23] <losher> Guiri: Thre's tons of stuff under google. See e.g. http://www.extremetech.com/article2/0,2845,2139737,00.asp
[03:23] <cabrey> zer0rez, is it out?
[03:23] <karname> graelin : no , I haven't firewall
[03:23] <Guiri> losher: Thanks much
[03:23] <matrixblue> karname, you usre that server has a web service running?
[03:23] <SnowKitty> i usually use the volume dial on my speakers, i hadnt noticed that the one in ubuntu isnt working XD
[03:23] <SnowKitty> until just now
[03:24] <karname> matrixblue : yes , for example rapidshare!
[03:24] <cabrey> ed_debian, he was just talking about /boot
[03:24] <SnowKitty> i dont think rebooting will fix it
[03:24] <zer0rez> cabrey: says not mounted :(
[03:24] <graelin> karname: Nothing on the router either? Most routers have some sort of fw, but port 80 shouldn't ever really be an issue
[03:24] <ed_debian> ooooo
[03:24] <cabrey> zer0rez, pesky little bugger eh
[03:24] <ed_debian> lol, nevermind
[03:24] <heidi> help ubuntu does not recognize my printer
[03:24] <heidi> help ubuntu does not recognize my printer ?
[03:24] <cabrey> !patience | heidi
[03:24] <zer0rez> cabrey: yes very much so.
[03:24] <JusticeZero> OK. I was setting up as Extended: 6000 ext3 ( / ), 10000 ext3 ( /usr ), 4000 (linux swap) ; /home; /windows. Anything else you'd recommend changing about that?
[03:25] <zer0rez> i could always restart but i'd prefer not to
[03:25] <matrixblue> heidi, we need more details
[03:25] <losher> JusticeZero: older systems could not boot from a partition that was not at the start of the disk, so people used /boot and placed it first. For newer bioses, it's no longer an issue...
[03:25] <cabrey> zer0rez, do you have wine?
[03:25] <heidi> im so sorry volunteers :'(
[03:25] <zer0rez> i have crossover installed
[03:25] <karname> graelin : I haven't any limit on network and I have this problem in two server that have separate system , network ,..
[03:25] <ed_debian> heidi, That's ok lol
[03:25] <zer0rez> and beer ;)
[03:26] <zer0rez> cabrey: i have crossover installed and beer ;) (sorry forgot to preface your name)
[03:26] <JusticeZero> S'kay heidi. What kind of printer and what have you tried doing so far?
[03:26] <heidi> matrixblue ok my ubuntu is 9.04 my printer is an hp what else do u need to know
[03:26] <anom01y> Hi I have xubuntu 9.04, and after I used the hibernation mode, the sound doesnt work, I have tried rebooting, tried reinstalling restriced extras. Nothing works
[03:26] <cabrey> zer0rez, somebody suggested the odd command wine eject d: lol
[03:26] <SnowKitty> >.<
[03:26] <SnowKitty> this is kind of annoying
[03:26] <matrixblue> heidi, what's the model of the ho printer?
[03:26] <JusticeZero> What have you tried doing so far? Just plugging it in?
[03:26] <cabrey> sudo eject -v
[03:26] <SnowKitty> i cant firgure out how to get it working
[03:27] <heidi> well i have an hp and i tried to put the installation cd but it does not work  justicezero
[03:27] <cabrey> zer0rez, ^^
[03:27] <SnowKitty> *figure
[03:27] <giffen> Greetings. I have a question -- I am trying to setup multiple interfaces (tap1, tap2) bridged (br0) to my network card (eth0). I have managed to get tap1 to work properly, but I'm having trouble getting multiple virtual adapters. Can anyone point me in teh right direction?
[03:27] <ed_debian> anom01y, Check out this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=294275
[03:27] <zer0rez> cabrey: i see it
[03:27] <matrixblue> heidi, that installation CD is most likely meant for Windows
[03:27] <cabrey> zer0rez, post output if there is anything good
[03:27] <heidi> hp color laserjet cp1215
[03:27] <Mukatuna_> heidi the installation cd would have windows drivers on it i guess
[03:27] <JusticeZero> yeah, the CD is foe Windows; I usually don't need the CD even -for- a windows system though.
[03:28] <ed_debian> giffen, What is the benefit of multiple virtual adapters?
[03:28] <zer0rez> cabrey: eject: CD-ROM eject command failed
[03:28] <mr_frostee> Anybody know where to get a Dell v505w driver for Jaunty?  It's driving me crazy that I can't use the wife's new printer with my computer.
[03:28] <cabrey> zer0rez, soo descriptive
[03:28] <timewriter> cabrey , did you tried ubuntu 9 64bit ?
[03:28] <Tyrath> would anyone know how to get a Logitech ClearChat Style Headset mic working on jaunty? it worked on intrepid
[03:28] <heidi> yeah thats what i think matrixblue so what do u think i should do
[03:28] <matrixblue> heidi, I'm looking for the driver for you
[03:28] <JusticeZero> you probably need to make sure you have "cups" or "ghostprint" installed, or something of the sort..
[03:28] <cabrey> timewriter, don't have a 64 system
[03:28] <zer0rez> i can pastebin it, but that's about it
[03:28] <heidi> thanks matrixblue
[03:28] <giffen> ed_debian: I need to do 2 things (althoght my background knowledge is kinda messy here). 1. I need to have my virtualbox instance running in bridged mode so the vm gets its own ip. 2. I'm using uShare to stream to my 360 and I can't seem to get it to connect through eth0. uShare keeps giving me some business about adapter down
[03:29] <zer0rez> cabrey:  only other intersting bit was: eject: CD-ROM eject command failed
[03:29] <zer0rez> er
[03:29] <zer0rez> damn
[03:29] <zer0rez> cabrey: eject: trying to eject `/dev/sr0' using CD-ROM eject command
[03:29] <cabrey> zer0rez, try rebooting then eject the disk while the computer is at bios screen
[03:29] <MrKlean> Anyone name a good CD ripping software for Ubuntu 9? Ripping to 320kb/s mp3's
[03:29] <zer0rez> yea was trying to avoid that
[03:29] <lowlycoder> i'm running ubuntu on a macbook, i don't have an external mouse; how can I fake right clicking?
[03:29] <zer0rez> bbiab
[03:29] <cabrey> zer0rez, well by the time we figure this out
[03:29] <giffen> ls
[03:29] <losher> MrKlean: grip is popular I understad
[03:30] <Mukatuna_> coder is it running via bootcamp
[03:30] <giffen> wrong window :D
[03:30] <JusticeZero> Re heidi Openprinting DB says it likes foo2hp
[03:30] <Mukatuna_> or vmware
[03:30] <matrixblue> heidi, the drivers for the printers most likely come with ubuntu
[03:30] <cabrey> lowlycoder, try tapping the trackpad with two fingers
[03:30] <matrixblue> heidi, go into System > Administration >Printing
[03:31] <JusticeZero> heidi: so open up Synatic and type 'foo2hp' in the search and see if that is installed would probably be a good start.. lemme finish reading
[03:31] <lowlycoder> no luck
[03:31] <Mukatuna_> yeh that often works on macs 2 fingers tapped on the trackpad
[03:31] <heidi> justicezero?
[03:31] <cabrey> lowlycoder, try 3 (not kidding)
[03:31] <lowlycoder> i'm hoping something along the lines of ctrl+click or somethingj
[03:31] <JusticeZero> matrixblue probably knows this better. =)
[03:31] <matrixblue> heidi, then click new
[03:31] <lowlycoder> not only does it not work with 3, but i'm getting people to look at me too
[03:31] <cabrey> lowlycoder, whitebook or alum?
[03:31] <Mukatuna_> i've only ever run linux on a mac via vmware so it takes whatever os x is set to
[03:31] <byerley> pardon if this is a bad place to ask, but I'm thinking it's related to the way ubuntu installs apache. My html file has a line "<!--#include virtual="./header.html"-->" that isn't being translated into the text in the header.html file and I'm not sure how to debug it?
[03:32] <heidi> ok matrixblue new and then
[03:32] <lowlycoder> cabrey: macbook pro, before the unibody
[03:32] <matrixblue> heidi, does it have your printer listed there?
[03:32] <timewriter> :(
[03:32] <heidi> yes but it said the drivers are missing matrixblue
[03:32] <Mukatuna_> code how you tried ctrl and click
[03:32] <cabrey> lowlycoder, running 9.04?
[03:33] <timewriter> i wish i have a mac
[03:33] <texyyy> hey ppl i need to knw how i can access my other profile from this profile cause i deleted tht profile now it says tht it needs a password plz help
[03:33] <matrixblue> heidi, is it allowing you to click forward? Ubuntu usually downloads the drivers for you
[03:33] <cabrey> timewriter, im on a mac mini right now :)
[03:33] <timewriter> not that one :)
[03:33] <timewriter> iMac or higher
[03:33] <ed_debian> texyyy, All of a users files are stored in the /home directory
[03:33] <cabrey> timewriter, thing thing is pretty amazing
[03:33] <heidi> yes is searching for drivers now matrixblue
[03:34] <ed_debian> texyyy, Do you know how to get to /home?
[03:34] <timewriter> im sure but im used with my quad core system
[03:34] <timewriter> i dont know if i will like tha mac mini
[03:34] <Hx63> #kubuntu-es
[03:34] <cabrey> timewriter, besides, this is an old powerpc
[03:34] <matrixblue> heidi, that's a good sign. HP printers normally work very well on Ubuntu from my experience
[03:34] <Mukatuna_> i got a unibody macbook here btw. best laptop i ever had
[03:35] <cabrey> Mukatuna_, i <3 unibody
[03:35] <heidi> matrixblue is printing thanks a lot :)
[03:35] <timewriter> at least you can get ubuntu on it
[03:35] <timewriter> its not fair
[03:35] <matrixblue> heidi, anytime :)
[03:35] <Mukatuna_> ubuntu is on it via virtualbox
[03:35] <cabrey> cheater
[03:35] <JusticeZero> heidi: Yay!
[03:35] <Mukatuna_> its not really cheating in my case. because i likes both OSs running at the same time :)
[03:36] <Dethroned> Is there such a thing as too much ram?
[03:36] <matrixblue> Dethroned, NEVER
[03:36] <cabrey> Dethroned, Never!!
[03:36] <heidi> matrixblue but is not printing in colors
[03:36] <temporarytao> quick question, how good would virtualbox work in an MSI Wind netbook?
[03:36] <Dethroned> Good...cause I found a compy with 8 gigs
[03:36] <Beatlesfan> hey all, I was wondering if someone can assist me in setting up my new Nvidia graphics card in Ubuntu?
[03:36] <wad> I'm trying to uninstall firefox, but it's all messed up now. I did "apt-get remove --purge firefox" but it's still here!
[03:36] <cabrey> temporarytao, not well tbh
[03:36] <matrixblue> heidi, not even in test print?
[03:36] <wad> And when I try to uninstall it from the "Add/remove" feature, it won't let me, complains about branding.
[03:36] <Beatlesfan> I'm having a problem, Ubuntu will not boot with the new card ..
[03:36] <Mukatuna_> @temp .. it should be ok provided you got enough ram for the OSs
[03:37] <wad> Is there a command that will list all the packages installed?
[03:37] <heidi> no is not in the test print is pure black and white matrixblue
[03:37] <temporarytao> cabrey, i knew that...i was hoping to hear an intelligent, dissenting opinion. hehe :D
[03:37] <dj_segfault> wad: "Add/remove..." is the dumbed down lame program.  Use Synamptic and it will deal with all the dependencies for you
[03:37] <cabrey> temporarytao, I have the Eee and XP runs modestly at best
[03:37] <cabrey> temporarytao, I have 2GB
[03:37] <matrixblue> heidi, check to make sure that the right model printer is listen
[03:37] <byerley> wad: if you apt-get remove firefox it ought to give you a list of related packages that are no longer used
[03:37] <wad> dj_segfault, oh, crap. That means I've messed up my dependencies.
[03:37] <temporarytao> cabrey, you actually ran virtualbox in it?
[03:38] <wad> byerley, it didn't.
[03:38] <Mukatuna_> all i have on my acer one netbook is just netbook remix
[03:38] <cabrey> temporarytao, rarely
[03:38]  * wad tries synaptec.
[03:38] <Mukatuna_> all it needs
[03:38] <matrixblue> wad, what exactly has firefox done to offend you?
[03:38] <temporarytao> cabrey, yeah but it's in there?
[03:38] <dj_segfault> wad: No, you're just trying to uninstall something that is a dependency for another package.  Synaptic will take care of it for you.
[03:38] <timewriter> im not happy for xp even on a powerful pc
[03:38] <JusticeZero> Beatles: what kind of card?
[03:38] <heidi> yes the right model is listed matrixblue
[03:39] <cabrey> temporarytao, XP
[03:39] <wad> matrixblue, it won't let me control the flash player plugin.
[03:39] <cabrey> lowlycoder, btw https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MactelSupportTeam/CommunityHelpPages
[03:39] <byerley> dj_segfault: what is synaptic going to do differently?
[03:39] <Schwag> guys i cannot seam to install flash, i have copied the libflashplayer.so to every possible directory, and i keep trying to detect new plugins in opera, and it never finds them
[03:39] <cabrey> !MacTel
[03:40] <matrixblue> heidi, hmmmmmmmmm check the printer options for something like grayscale
[03:40] <timewriter> its the first time i like compiz
[03:40] <cabrey> shucks
[03:40] <wad> I needed to use a different one, which was installed, but firefox couldn't figure it out.
[03:40] <Hx63> timewriter, Dont know why you arent satisfied with XP since is the best Windows ever. Stability, faster, etc.
[03:40] <Schwag> driving me crazy
[03:40] <temporarytao> cabrey, i'm severely tempted right no. i'm just worried the atom processor will deep fry itself
[03:40] <timewriter> Hx63 , i doubt that
[03:40] <Mukatuna_> is the a best version of windows?
[03:40] <Schwag> i had version 9 working fine, and now i tried replacing the lib file with the newest one and it doesnt work at all
[03:40] <timewriter> but its my opinion
[03:40] <dj_segfault> byerley: "Add/Remove:" is a simplified program that intentionally doesn't work with some packages, and doesn't handle dependencies as well.
[03:40] <matrixblue> wad type about:plugins and tell me what is listed under shockwave
[03:40] <mib_umr6rx> en
[03:40] <byerley> Hx63: only if you run 32bit
[03:40] <tehlor> i've broken my package management, anyone have experience with an unruly initramfs-tools install?
[03:40] <timewriter> try to copy/paste 500GB of data in Xp
[03:40] <mib_umr6rx> i got some some problem at ubuntu
[03:40] <timewriter> and you will see what happens
[03:40] <mib_umr6rx> can u all help me?
[03:41] <cabrey> temporarytao, it won't, but don't think you're gonna ge the best experience
[03:41] <wad> matrixblue, I've uninstalled it now, and am reinstalling it. :)
[03:41] <byerley> dj_segfault: I meant compared to "apt-get remove"
[03:41] <Hx63> it is, is the most proved and improved os, like 7 years of user testing. sp3 ... and its built on 2000.
[03:41] <Hx63> so
[03:41] <temporarytao> cabrey, thanks for the advice
[03:41] <Mukatuna_> stopped using windows 2 years ago here. not missed a thing
[03:41] <mib_umr6rx> [sudo] password for user:
[03:41] <dj_segfault> byerley: Oh, apt-get remove would do it too, but I wasn
[03:41] <timewriter> on the otherhand , why dont we keep legacy hardware ?
[03:41] <matrixblue> wad, I doubt the problem is firefox. I suspect you have swdef installed
[03:41] <dj_segfault> wasn't going to throw him at the command line if he's used to Add/Remove..
[03:41] <cabrey> Mukatuna_, I went from Win2K -> OS X 10.3 -> 10.4 -> 10.5 -> 8.10 -> 9.04
[03:42] <timewriter> Hx63 i can agree with a single thing
[03:42] <byerley> dj_segfault: ah, just misunderstood you
[03:42] <SnowKitty> i poked around and kinda fixed it
[03:42] <timewriter> windows xp is the best gaming platform , yet .
[03:42] <mib_umr6rx> help...
[03:42] <timewriter> thats all what xp has
[03:42] <SnowKitty> i have to click the speaker thingy to lower it
[03:42] <Hx63> timewriter, it will do it without problem, you must have NTFS version. And dont miss the 64 bit version :) . Up to 128 ram.
[03:42] <Hx63> 128 GIGS.
[03:42] <wad> swdef?
[03:42] <zer0rez> cabrey: sadly reboot fixed it
[03:42] <timewriter> windows xp 64bit ?
[03:42] <timewriter> thats a bad joke
[03:42] <SnowKitty> if i use the volume buttons on my keyboard it shows a volume bar thingy going down but does nothing to the sound
[03:42] <timewriter> i run vista 64
[03:42] <cabrey> timewriter, lol 'tis true tho
[03:42] <timewriter> cabrey , i know :)
[03:43] <cabrey> zer0rez, well at least you didnt have to paperclip it
[03:43] <matrixblue> wad, swdef is another open source flash player
[03:43] <byerley> timewriter: real gamers use DOS~
[03:43] <Hx63> dont mention vista, that was a bad step from microsoft. Take a look at 7. :)
[03:43] <Beatlesfan> anyone ? nvidia ubuntu boot problem ?
[03:43] <wad> matrixblue, no swdef that I could find.
[03:43] <timewriter> byerley im just an ocassional gamer then :)
[03:43] <Schwag> guys i cannot seam to install flash, i have copied the libflashplayer.so to every possible directory, and i keep trying to detect new plugins in opera, and it never finds them
[03:43] <zer0rez> cabrey: very true :)
[03:43] <mr_frostee> Vista is the reason I'm using Ubuntu now.
[03:43] <matrixblue> wad when FF reinstalled lemme know if that fixed it
[03:44] <dj_segfault> Beatlesfan: I have nvidia working on several boxen and lappys.  Did you say what card?
[03:44] <wad> Okay, I've got firefox reinstalled, but flash apps still don't work.
[03:44] <JusticeZero> Beatlesfan: What mopdel of card?
[03:44] <timewriter> mr_frostee you will miss vista :)
[03:44] <wad> Egads, this is crazy!
[03:44] <Schwag> same problem wad
[03:44]  * wad finds his Ubuntu install CD
[03:44] <timewriter> i will buy an iMac to have them all
[03:44] <wad> Schlep, yes.
[03:44] <Beatlesfan> JusticeZero: geforce 6200
[03:44] <dj_segfault> wad: Crazy like a Firefox!
[03:44] <wad> :)
[03:44] <Beatlesfan> 512MB PCI
[03:44] <tehlor> cpio: ./bin/udevinfo: Cannot stat: No such file or directory
[03:44] <tehlor> update-initramfs: failed
[03:44] <cabrey> !ot
[03:44] <joshua__> does compiz hate intel?
[03:44] <matrixblue> wad did you try the sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree?
[03:44] <SnowKitty> can anyone help me with my audio problem?
[03:44] <cabrey> i know im guilty too
[03:44] <Schwag> try opera maybe youll have better luck with it
[03:44] <timewriter> Beatlesfan , no problem with my nvidia
[03:44] <Hx63> well i have to use windows, since im a developer , and use a lot VS 2005. Also a PC gamer. So. :)
[03:44] <wad> matrixblue, yes indeed.
[03:45] <felix_> SnowKitty, whats it?
[03:45] <Schwag> im seriously about to uninstall and reinstall win7 just because of this
[03:45] <timewriter> joshua__  , intel gma ?
[03:45] <wad> flashplugin-nonfree is already the newest version.
[03:45] <cabrey> joshua__, wha?
[03:45] <timewriter> or the brand itself ?
[03:45] <Beatlesfan> timewriter: I get to boot screen, orange bar halfway across, then goes to black...alt-f1 does not bring up console
[03:45] <tkmr> Schwag: What's wrong with Win7?
[03:45] <billisnice> I install flash in firefox going to www.hulu.com then install missing plugin...
[03:45] <timewriter> Beatlesfan , what version of ubuntu ?
[03:45] <joshua__> I can't enable visual effects
[03:45] <Beatlesfan> timewriter: 9.04
[03:45] <SnowKitty> i can lower the volume and mute if i click the speaker icon in the top menu, but if i use the buttons on my keyboard it shows a bar moving but does nothing to sound
[03:45] <Schwag> nothing is wrong with win7
[03:45] <cabrey> Schwag, go to a win7 channel for help
[03:45] <Beatlesfan> timewriter: what version are you running?
[03:45] <timewriter> Beatlesfan , everything smooth on this machine
[03:45] <timewriter> 9.04
[03:45] <timewriter> 64 bit
[03:45] <Schwag> im not using win7 lol
[03:45] <timewriter> running 8800GTX
[03:45] <Beatlesfan> timewriter: 32 bit here
[03:45] <FloodBot3> timewriter: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:46] <wad> Any more ideas? Or shall I reformat the hard drive, and reinstall the OS?
[03:46] <timewriter> FloodBot3 just let me be
[03:46] <matrixblue> wad try sudo dpkg-reconfigure flashplugin-nonfree
[03:46] <JusticeZero> maybe the wrong driver is installed?
[03:46] <Schwag> i cant install flash on here, some gay bug i'd asume, since half the channel cant as well
[03:46] <wad> ok
[03:46] <tkmr> oh. I'm confused. lol
[03:46] <Beatlesfan> timewriter: my Ubuntu live CD will not boot either
[03:46] <SnowKitty> felix_: any idea what could be wrong?
[03:46] <timewriter> :(
[03:46] <wad> done
[03:46] <Beatlesfan> timewriter: but my Gentoo Live Cd will boot up
[03:46] <cabrey> Beatlesfan, what happens?
[03:46] <joshua__> so nobody knows anything?
[03:46] <heidi> matrixblue  now im getting only black and red
[03:46] <timewriter> Beatlesfan , try another videocard maybe ?
[03:46] <cabrey> joshua__, what is your question?
[03:46] <losher> Schwag: please don't use that term perjoritavely....
[03:46] <Beatlesfan> cabrey: boot screen, orange progress bar gets halfway across then screen goes to black
[03:46] <felix_> SnowKitty, what desktop environment are you running? i heard of a key binding application for KDE that supports special keyboard buttons
[03:46] <matrixblue> heidi, keep trying. The problem is your settings
[03:47] <timewriter> Hx63 we all have to use windows , more or less
[03:47] <cabrey> Beatlesfan, try the safe graphics mode
[03:47] <Beatlesfan> cabrey, can't get to console
[03:47] <zer0rez> gah, screen, i wish screen would live between reboots
[03:47] <Beatlesfan> cabrey, got it
[03:47] <wad> matrixblue, I did about:plugins and there are no SWF players active.
[03:47] <joshua__> i can't enable compiz on ubuntu 9.04, but IIRC i think it worked with the beta
[03:47] <wad> I've got the right adobe flash player, but firefox can't find it.
[03:47] <timewriter> i just install xp in vmware
[03:47] <cabrey> joshua__, what is your gfx hardware?
[03:47] <Hx63> Shwag i installer flash without problem, but im in kubuntu
[03:47] <matrixblue> wad, shockwave?
[03:47] <timewriter> i want to run world of warcraft on it
[03:47] <timewriter> haha
[03:47] <Beatlesfan> cabrey: how do you envoke safe graphics mode?
[03:47] <SnowKitty> felix_: whatever ubuntu comes with. the keys work fine, its juust that it shows a vulume bar moving up or down (or an X thru a speaker if i mute) but the sound stays the same
[03:47] <Kalmi_> wad, I assume you have restarted firefox...
[03:47] <timewriter> omg it has sound
[03:47] <joshua__> it is intel something or another on my laptop
[03:47] <Hx63> installed*
[03:47] <wad> matrixblue, yes, that is there. I've disabled it under the firefox plugin management dialog.
[03:48] <cabrey> Beatlesfan, it is an option in the grub menu
[03:48] <wad> Kalmi_, twelve times now. I've also uninstalled and reinstalled it.
[03:48] <Schwag> Hx63 flash 10? as of now i havent gotten it working in ANY distor ive tried
[03:48] <Kalmi_> :D
[03:48] <concerta> wiki.ubuntu.com
[03:48] <egiovani> need some help, my mouse makes double click when i do a single click
[03:48] <cabrey> joshua__, lspci -nn | grep VGA
[03:48] <Hx63> yes
[03:48] <matrixblue> !gnome | SnowKitty
[03:48] <Beatlesfan> cabrey, ok
[03:48] <gee9043> can help me?i got some problem at ubuntu.........
[03:48] <felix_> SnowKitty, sorry, i cant help you
[03:48] <dj_segfault> How do I change Jaunty to boot into text mode (3) instead of X (5)?  No more inittab has me lost
[03:48] <SnowKitty> :/
[03:48] <timewriter> i cant believe this
[03:48] <Punkx> Hello, my ubuntu 9:04 always starts with the low resolution of video. The xorg.conf is always being rewritten. How to fix?
[03:48] <matrixblue> wad, enable it
[03:48] <Beatlesfan> cabrey: I know restore console is there and memtest.. don't recall safe graphics mode
[03:48] <bobovski> Has anyone gotten the internal mic to work on an acer aspire one D150 with Netbook Remix 9.04?
[03:48] <Hx63> in ubuntu Schwag you must do sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras , it will do it automatically. In kubuntu the same just add de K.
[03:48] <timewriter> vmware seems to run better on ubuntu than on windows
[03:48] <joshua__> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation Mobile GM965/GL960 Integrated Graphics Controller [8086:2a02] (rev 0c)
[03:48] <wad> ok
[03:48] <ed_debian> gee9043, What is your problem (BTW it is common courtesy to just ask and not ask to ask)
[03:48] <Schwag> PunkX same problem there too
[03:48] <wad> enabled.
[03:49] <cabrey> Beatlesfan, I believe you must hit F5 or another function key for another menu
[03:49] <Beatlesfan> cabrey: ok
[03:49] <Schwag> already did Hx63
[03:49] <Alex___> egiovani: Have you tried System -> Preferences -> Mouse and raising the double click timeout?
[03:49] <Beatlesfan> cabrey: I'll try it
user@ubuntu:~$ sudo sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-96.43.11-pkg1.run [sudo] password for user:
[03:49] <Hx63> whats your system Schwag?
[03:49] <gee9043> i cannot install my driver
[03:49] <Schwag> ubuntu 8.04
[03:49] <egiovani> Alex___ yeah i tried
[03:49] <joshua__> did you get that cabrey?
[03:49] <ed_debian> gee9043, That is a question?
[03:49] <timewriter> at least Creative guys manage to create some drivers for this X-Fi
[03:49] <Punkx> Schwag, with which video card?
[03:49] <Hx63> timewriter keep dreaming man LOL and thats a big LOL..
[03:49] <gee9043> ya
[03:50] <Hx63> window hater inside...
[03:50] <cabrey> joshua__, yes, here: http://www.rudkin.me.uk/2009/04/22/how-to-get-your-intel-gm965gl960-working-with-compiz-on-ubuntu-jaunty-jackalope/
[03:50] <Schwag> nvidia fx5500, i have to reinstall drivers everytime i restart
[03:50] <timewriter> Hx63 , dreaming about what ?
[03:50] <gee9043> i want type the password, but cannot type - -
[03:50] <Hx63> thats the problem Schwag
[03:50] <gee9043> my password is 123
[03:50] <Alex___> egiovani: Sorry, that was my only idea lol
[03:50] <egiovani> jajaj ok
[03:50] <Hx63> for you to get working
[03:50] <ed_debian> gee9043, It is typing.  It doesn't show it for security reasons
[03:50] <ed_debian> just type it faithfully and hit enter
[03:51] <wad> matrixblue, the flash player works, but it's SUPER DUPER SLOW.
[03:51] <ed_debian> gee9043, However that command doesn't really make any sense.
[03:51] <Hx63> Schwag to get working flash in 8.04 you must first INSTALL all the DAMN freaking updates, after that, restart and then install flash, youll get it working for sure :)
[03:51] <cabrey> joshua__, for reference: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/+source/compiz/+bug/363821
[03:51] <Punkx> Schwag, here I have to select the resolution only by the nvidia-setting
[03:51] <Schwag> ugh
[03:51] <Hx63> thats for the latest flash
[03:51] <matrixblue> wad, is the rest of the computer slow?
[03:51] <joshua__> so it is a bug cabrey?
[03:51] <wad> matrixblue, nope.
[03:51] <Schwag> ok
[03:51] <timewriter> i dont know what to dream about
[03:51] <wad> Just flash.
[03:51] <matrixblue> wad 32 or 64 bit?
[03:51] <wad> And it was fast yesterday, when I was running an old version of Kubuntu on it.
[03:51] <wad> 32
[03:52] <cabrey> joshua__, it was disabled for a reason, but you can enable it if you're feeling adventurous
[03:52] <bobovski> Second, has anyone had any success is getting sound to "come back" after suspend on UNR installed on the Acer ASpire one?
[03:52] <Hx63> Schwag, understood right?
[03:52] <SnowKitty> AHA!!!
[03:52] <SnowKitty> i fixed it
[03:52] <wad> Last night I installed ubuntu 9.04, and now it sucks.
[03:52] <losher> dj_segfault: Somewhere in /etc/event.d/rc-default
[03:52] <gee9043> than if i want to install my driver, how to intsall?
[03:52] <SnowKitty> i just had to play with some settings
[03:52]  * cabrey will be back in 5 minutes
[03:52] <timewriter> lol , sound is perfect
[03:52] <Schwag> same with me punkx, everytime i reinstall it reverts back to the failsafe xorg, i have to killall gdm, then reinstall my gfx drivers, then use the system
[03:52] <matrixblue> wad, check the shockwave plugin now
[03:52] <Schwag> everytime i restart
[03:52] <SnowKitty> >.>
[03:52]  * wad checks
[03:52] <Schwag> thats why i havent been restarting alot xD
[03:52] <wad> Shockwave Flash 9.0 r999
[03:53] <xxuriahxx1> hello everybody, where is the transmission application folder located in 904 (the actual app)
[03:53] <matrixblue> wad ur using an old version
[03:53] <Hx63> Schwag, di you understood the stuff of the flash i told you? so i can go with peace in my mind?
[03:53] <ed_debian> gee9043, The wonderful people at ubuntu have built a repository of software that is always kept up to do and is easily accessible from the ubuntu os.  All you have to do is search for it.  Do you have a GUI (The method you were attempting is possible I just don't know how to do it and it is silly to do it that way if you don't have to)
[03:53] <dewman> you shouldnt need to restart..... often that is.....Errr....unless your using doze...
[03:53] <dewman> =)
[03:53] <ralmar> Hey guys, quick question. Do i need to install Privoxy on ubuntu 9.04 in order to use TOR with firefox? The tutorial on the official ubuntu website tells you to install it but another tutorial I saw skips that step? Thanks
[03:53] <voss> flash is at version 10 now
[03:53] <matrixblue> wad you need to use flash 10
[03:53] <wad> matrixblue, ah, okay!
[03:53] <Schwag> yeah, i just think its stupid that everytime theres a flash update ubuntu users have to wait god knows how long to have working flash
[03:53] <Schwag> x.x
[03:53] <Punkx> Schwag, 	that shit!!!
[03:53] <wad> Do, shall I uninstall the one I've got?
[03:54] <wad> gone
[03:54] <matrixblue> wad yeah to be on the safe side
[03:54] <Hx63> Well thats only for the 8.04
[03:54] <Schwag> Punkx i know right xD just dont restart alot, apparently theres a bug there too
[03:54] <voss> schwag, 32 bit linux is fine someday so will 64 bit linux
[03:54] <dj_segfault> losher: Thanks.  It looks like it will read /etc/inittab if I put one there.
[03:54] <wad> Okay, I did "apt-get remove --purge flashplugin-nonfree
[03:54] <Hx63> schwag it doesnt happen in 9.04 or 8.10... i believe.
[03:54] <wad> So, I guess I need version 10.
[03:54]  * wad looks under synaptic.
[03:55] <Schwag> the only reason i started this venture was to listen to my song on myspace, sheesh
[03:55] <gee9043> cos the Nvidia show thos
[03:55] <Alex___> wad: Just go to Adobe's site and download flash player 10...
[03:55] <gee9043> this
[03:55] <gee9043> The wonderful people at ubuntu have built a repository of software that is always kept up to do and is easily accessible from the ubuntu os. All you have to do is search for it. Do you have a GUI (The method you were attempting is possible I just don't know how to do it and it is silly to do it that way if you don't have to)
[03:55] <FloodBot3> gee9043: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:55] <Schwag> im jsut gonna format and swithc back to win7
[03:55] <Schwag> peace peeps
[03:55] <gee9043> Type "sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-96.43.11-pkg1.run" to install the driver.
[03:55] <losher> dj_segfault: interesting. I would never have guessed that...
[03:55] <Alex___> wad: http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/thankyou/?installer=Flash_Player_10_for_Linux_(.deb)
[03:55] <cabrey> Alex___: use the repos to install flash
[03:56] <ed_debian> gee9043, Are you saying you want to do it your way?  I will help you do that if you'd like.  As long as you know there is a better alternative.
[03:56] <Alex___> cabrey: Why?
[03:56] <dewman> the repo way is the best way..... ;)
[03:56] <dj_segfault> losher: Yeah, I'm looking at the script and I don't see any other way of controlling it.
[03:56] <cabrey> Alex___, automatic updates & keep track of packages installed easier
[03:56] <Alex___> cabrey: Ah
[03:56] <wad> Alex___, heh, I've installed that twice already.... doing it again.
[03:57]  * Khisanth doesn't even use the deb :)
[03:57] <timewriter> im amazed
[03:57] <ed_debian> timewriter, About what?
[03:57] <zer0rez> how do i get stuff to run at login?
[03:57] <cabrey> wad, use apt-get or aptitude
[03:57] <losher> dj_segfault: I see it in /etc/event.d/rc-default. It explicitly looks for an /etc/inittab file. Backward compatibility I guess...
[03:57] <Arkhalis> Anyone able to help with a driver issue? I have new drivers for my ethernet card in ubuntu 9.04, problem is since the previous drivers are incorrect i don't know how to locate and uninstall it to install the new one
[03:57] <gee9043> than wat is ur suggest?
[03:57] <timewriter> ubuntu 9.04 and vmware
[03:57] <wad> cabrey, I tried.
[03:58] <matrixblue> wad, search snaptic for that flash 9 and remove it
[03:58] <Alex___> There has been like 3 things I've wanted that weren't in the most recent repos so and that kinda got me starting not using it
[03:58] <ed_debian> zer0rez, You have to know the terminal command.  Go to System -> preferences -> sessions (or startup or something) the new ubuntu has a new name for it
[03:58] <cabrey> wad, sudo aptitude install adobe-flashplugin
[03:58] <dj_segfault> losher: True, but how else would you tell it to go to 3?  The rest of the code just tries to guess which to go to with no way to tell it.
[03:58] <Hx63> timewriter, lol
[03:58] <matrixblue> wad that got installed somehow and is conflicting. Then install flash 10 from the repos and you'll be set
[03:58] <timewriter> Hx63 yep
[03:59] <timewriter> ubuntu ownz xp with bare hands
[03:59] <matrixblue> I gotta go now. I've put in my hour for the day :D
[03:59] <timewriter> from here to china , and all over the world
[03:59] <bc_> timewriter: lol
[03:59] <wad> matrixblue, that makes sense.
[03:59] <ed_debian> gee9043, It is best to search for software in the repos first and then if it isn't there search for a package on the internet.  To search the repos go to System -> Admin -> Synaptic Package...
[03:59] <dj_segfault> zer0rez: Look at /etc/profile.d/
[03:59] <wad> matrixblue, thanks!
[03:59] <timewriter> =))
[03:59] <matrixblue> timewriter, damn right
[03:59] <timewriter> i have to admit ..
[03:59] <zer0rez> dj_segfault: thanks
[03:59] <timewriter> but Hx63 ,yes , for my music creation software , i have to use xp
[03:59] <losher> dj_segfault: no other way apart from editing the file itself. A number of people have remarked that the Ubuntu replacement for inittab is not all it could be...
[03:59] <TheFunkbomb> can any x64 users take a look at this post and tell me what they think?  Too long to explain here:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7390974#post7390974
[04:00] <cabrey> TheFunkbomb, did you install flash 64?
[04:00] <timewriter> Hx63 , for exemple , guest oss have poor sound quality in vmware , using windows as host
[04:00] <TheFunkbomb> cabrey, yes.  Read part 2
[04:00] <timewriter> this doesnt happens when i use ubuntu as host
[04:00] <timewriter> happen*
[04:01] <timewriter> but yes , xp has better compatibility .
[04:01] <dj_segfault> TheFunkbomb: Adobe's is 32 bit.
[04:01] <cabrey> TheFunkbomb, well it is an alpha...
[04:01] <cabrey> dj_segfault, there is an alpha of flash 64 bit
[04:01] <TheFunkbomb> dj_segfault, I downloaded the 64bit
[04:01] <Arkhalis> Anyone able to help with a driver issue? I have new drivers for my ethernet card in ubuntu 9.04, problem is since the previous drivers are incorrect i don't know how to locate and uninstall it to install the new one
[04:01] <Hx63> timewriter yeah tell ubuntu from my part to run the best graphically games on windows. If he can achieve that then i will go personally and kill bill gates.
[04:02] <Hx63> If not, then ill still love the damn bill.
[04:02] <mr_frostee_> Anybody know where to get a Dell v505w driver for Jaunty?  It's driving me crazy that I can't use the wife's new printer with my computer.
[04:02] <timewriter> Hx63 , its not about ubuntu and xp , it was about xp being the best os .
[04:02] <timewriter> yes , we all love him
 i need search my driver inside?
[04:02] <timewriter> he brought light to us
[04:02] <stickboy> i just did a fresh install of 9.04 and i keep getting wifi disruptions. it shows me as still being connected in the dock icon but i'm not. refreshing the connection fixes it for a bit but then it just happens again.
[04:02] <timewriter> but i consider Vista way better
[04:02] <timewriter> and i hope 7 will rule the world
[04:03] <AlexKpow> Can anyone help me with with GRUB or Ubuntu hanging after boot?
[04:03] <mr_frostee_> Vista sucks
[04:03] <timewriter> mr_frostee , get a real pc :)))
[04:03] <AlexKpow> (I'm not sure which one it is)
[04:03] <ed_debian> gee9043, Yes.  Here is some help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[04:03] <ed_debian> gee9043, What is the name of your card?
[04:03] <cabrey> Please please please don't start a flame war
[04:03] <timewriter> im running vista 64 and i can say it ownz
[04:03] <AlexKpow> Vista is pretty slow
[04:03] <timewriter> no cabrey , we are just kidding
[04:03] <timewriter> AlexKpow youre wrong :)
[04:04] <gee9043> i din't name card
[04:04] <AlexKpow> I have 64-bit installed, and it's slow as shit compared to 7 or Ubuntu
[04:04] <ed_debian> I think that people who like vista are almost certainly nazi
[04:04] <wad> It works now!!!
[04:04] <gee9043> i am PLT student
[04:04] <ed_debian> gee9043, PLT?
[04:04] <wad> I have shockwave flash 9 installed.
[04:04] <cabrey> wad, what does?
[04:04] <timewriter> AlexKpow how did you tested it ?
[04:04] <wad> Got rid of that, and now flash works.
[04:04] <mr_frostee_> I used 95, NT, 2K, XP and Vista.  95 and Vista were both horrible
[04:04] <gee9043> PLT
[04:04] <AlexKpow> timewriter: with my computer...?
[04:04] <mr_frostee_> 2K was awesome
[04:04] <timewriter> AlexKpow , how ?
[04:04] <coz_> mr_frostee,  i assume you already tried to get the driver from system/administrationi?
[04:04] <timewriter> playing a movie ?
[04:04] <Hx63> timewriter, i personally love more unix and linux based systems. Mac sux (uh uhmm). But have to use windows for my development work (programming projects and medical stuff), and for my gamin :). But i recommend linux and unix almost for all, firewall -> IPCOP linux system, VOIP telephony -> Elastix , Trixbox, asterisk, linux distros, and etc.
[04:04] <gee9043> like course ... school..2 year for learn all about computer
[04:04] <outofthemadness1> hey guys, does anyone know where I might get some JACK support?
[04:05] <AlexKpow> Installing it, and using it
[04:05] <timewriter> Hx63 , we all do :)
[04:05] <mr_frostee_> coz_ yes I did
[04:05] <timewriter> but i cant afford a mac , and i need windows for some professional software that freeBSD cant run
[04:05] <mr_frostee_> and I have Googled until I'm blue in the face
[04:05] <cabrey> Hx63, the funny thing is that Leopard is actually a certified Unix OS
[04:05] <AlexKpow> I have a GTX260, 8gb of RAM, a Q6600 OC'd to 3.2ghz, and it's way slower in comparison
[04:05] <Hx63> i know that, but it sux. :)
[04:05] <ed_debian> gee9043, No offense, is english not your first language?
[04:05] <timewriter> AlexKpow , i asked how did you tested it
[04:05] <AlexKpow> timewriter: by using it on a daily basis
[04:05] <timewriter> ok
 and now ... my eng - --
[04:06] <coz_> mr_frostee,   ok give me a few minutes here I am installing edubuntu-destop and system is a bit sluggish  hold on  I will try to find out
[04:06] <timewriter> thats no proof .
[04:06] <AlexKpow> Lol, I've been using it since it was released
[04:06] <mr_frostee_> coz_ cool, thanks for the help
[04:06] <timewriter> 8 GB of ram for vista 32 ?
[04:06] <cabrey> !ot
[04:06] <cabrey> ahem
[04:06] <AlexKpow> Vista 64
[04:06] <timewriter> and you say its slow ...
[04:06] <ed_debian> gee9043, I'm sorry but I just don't really understand you.  Perhaps you should look for a forum that is in your native language?
[04:06] <AlexKpow> It's slow in comparison
[04:06] <timewriter> well , its your opinion and i respect it
[04:06] <AlexKpow> Obviously it's fast for me
[04:06] <PastorKarr> The only way that I am able to startxfce4 is with sudo, and then I a logged in as root, why could this be? its a fresh install.
[04:06] <timewriter> compared with a striped os like 7 rc is ?
[04:07] <rods> if I have two computers on the same lan, running jaunty, can I use one to remotely shut the other one down?
[04:07] <Hx63> Yeah we have to admit vista 64 is the GOD xD.
[04:07] <rods> (saw the article on this in lifehacker, looked awesome)
[04:07] <AlexKpow> Windows 7 has proven to be much faster
[04:07] <Hx63> LOL
[04:07] <ed_debian> rods, Yes!
[04:07] <ed_debian> rods, Wanna learn how?
[04:07] <rods> ed_debian sure
[04:07] <timewriter> AlexKpow , windows 7 is using the same kernel i guess
[04:07] <Khisanth> doesn't even need to be on the same LAN :)
[04:07] <timewriter> just wait for the RTM
[04:07] <timewriter> or you can disable all services in vista and you will have a fast os
[04:07] <ed_debian> rods, :) awesome.  You need to set up an ssh server on one (the one to be controlled).  Install the package openssh-server.  That might not be the exact name
[04:08] <timewriter> i dont know why did you buy new hardware , you obviously dont need it .
[04:08] <rods> ed-debian -- k
[04:08] <cabrey> ed_debian, oh thats old ;)
[04:08] <rods> cabrey is there a better method?
[04:08] <ed_debian> cabrey, ??  Is there a better SSH server?
[04:08] <timewriter> and i bet my stock cpu will beat your oced Q6600
[04:08] <AlexKpow> Anyways, can anyone help me with UBUNTU? It hangs after booting from GRUB for like 25-30 seconds at the "Starting up..." screen
[04:08] <zaccour> what does the other side of a pop-up window look like?
[04:08] <PastorKarr> The only way that I am able to startxfce4 is with sudo, and then I a logged in as root, why could this be? its a fresh install.
[04:09] <cabrey> ed_debian, didnt mean it that way
[04:09] <cabrey> just an old method
[04:09] <timewriter> AlexKpow , maybe the GTX260 drivers ?
[04:09] <ed_debian> cabrey, What is another method?  I'm curious
[04:09] <AlexKpow> Which drivers should I use then?
[04:09] <CarlFK> I paired my bluetooth headset, but I don't see a new audio device
[04:09] <timewriter> you might need to compile them yourself
[04:09] <cabrey> ed_debian, i don't have one, but lh made it sound like a new feature introduced into 9.04
[04:09] <zaccour> what does the other side of a pop-up window look like?
[04:09] <ed_debian> lh What is cabrey talking about??
[04:09] <AlexKpow> Let me disable the Nvidia drivers and reboot
[04:10] <AlexKpow> I'll see what that does
[04:10] <ed_debian> is lh a user here?
[04:10] <timewriter> ok
[04:10] <cabrey> ed_debian, lifehacker
[04:10] <ed_debian> cabrey, Can you point me to an article?
[04:10] <Havoc_> chea
[04:10] <Havoc_> what up my buntu ppl
[04:10] <cabrey> rods said he saw it on lifehacker
[04:10] <PastorKarr> any reason why starxfce4 can only be run with sudo? that logs me in as root which I dont want, and I get error when doing it without sudo
[04:11] <timewriter> anyone from denmark ?
[04:11] <Arkhalis> can anyone help? trying to install a driver from a tar.gz (source) i have already tried to install it and it errors out
[04:11] <ed_debian> rods, Care to comment?
[04:11] <losher> AlexKpow: there's an option to get a verbose boot. I forget what it is. Remove the 'quiet' keyword from your menu.lst?
[04:11] <AlexKpow> Alright, be right back
[04:11] <cabrey> ed_debian, http://lifehacker.com/5275652/shut-down-your-windows-pc-remotely-from-linux
[04:11] <AlexKpow> Okay, I'll do that, too
[04:11] <coz_> mr_frostee,   ok I am finding very little about this other than it should work with ubuntu at least it was reported working with ubuntu 7.04
[04:11] <rods> cabrey-- that was using linux to shutdown windows machine
[04:11] <cabrey> ahhhhh ok
[04:11] <cabrey> now I got it
[04:11] <ed_debian> awesome!!!
[04:11] <rods> I was curious with ubuntu to ubuntu action ;-)
[04:11] <ed_debian> rods, Are you talking about 2 linux machines?
[04:11] <coz_> mr_frostee,    when you go to system/administration/printing  and add printer are there no drivers listed there?
[04:11] <cabrey> rods, i didnt follow, don't mind my slowness :)
[04:11] <AlexKpow> timewriter: Okay, brb for real
[04:12] <rods> ed_debian yes the article made me wonder how to do it with two linux machines
[04:12] <rods> cabrey no prob man-  all good
[04:12] <ed_debian> rods, Well I don't think there is as clean a solution (that is really cool).  I was just going to set up an ssh server so that you can remotely run the shutdown command.  Do you wanna learn how to do that?
[04:12] <Arkhalis> can anyone help? trying to install a driver from a tar.gz (source) i have already tried to install it and it errors out
[04:13] <red_> i need to buy a pci wireless card. any recommendations? I like to not have to use ndiswrapper.
[04:13] <rods> ed_debian another time--the moment of pranking has passed ;-)
[04:13] <cabrey> Arkhalis, what is it
[04:13] <ed_debian> lmao
[04:13] <rods> thanks!
[04:13] <ed_debian> rods, It requires access to the computer to be shutdown ahead of time FYI
[04:13] <cabrey> ed_debian, rods, i feel like i killed it oops
[04:14] <Arkhalis> cabrey: i can't copy and paste the error so give me a moment
[04:14] <dotblank> Hmm I cant seem to be able to hack myself. I recently wrote a c program that has vulnerable functions in it to buffer overflow but because of app Armour (I think thats it) prevents the exploit and stops execution with the message "smash attack detected" anyone know how to turn this off?
[04:14] <AlexKpow> timewriter: Okay, that didn't work
[04:14] <rods> ed_debian no problem, I wanted to tease my wife by it. Another day perhaps
[04:14] <ed_debian> cabrey, You're a terrible person
[04:14] <AlexKpow> Now I just have a gay recolution
[04:14] <rods> cabrey, ed_debian, thanks yall!
[04:14] <AlexKpow> commenting quiet didn'tgive me an output, either
[04:14] <ed_debian> np
[04:14] <kholerabbi> is it possible to install a wine application so all user profiles can use it?
[04:14] <timewriter> sad , AlexKpow
[04:14] <rods> also, a little note, tomorrows woot's gonna be great
[04:14] <timewriter> what version of ubuntu ?
[04:14]  * cabrey cries himself to sleep
[04:15] <AlexKpow> 9.04
[04:15] <timewriter> motherboard chipset ?
[04:15] <coz_> mr_frostee,   are you still here?
[04:15] <dotblank> !tab
[04:15] <Arkhalis> cabrey: when I do make install in terminal it goes through all the steps then it errors in two places remove all old versions of the driver (driver location here) :permission denied
[04:15] <Arkhalis> then again... permission denied
[04:15] <timewriter> Arkhalis , maybe you need to do that as root
[04:15] <cabrey> Arkhalis, did you use sudo?
[04:15] <AlexKpow> It's an nVidia i750
[04:15] <cabrey> Arkhalis, also, what is the driver for?
[04:16] <timewriter> heh
[04:16] <Arkhalis> i tried sudo and it does something entirely different
[04:16] <AlexKpow> Yeah
[04:16] <timewriter> that might be a bit of a problem
[04:16] <AlexKpow> Why?
[04:16] <jonathanrwallace> is there an equivalent to open suse's svc command for ubuntu?
[04:16] <timewriter> maybe ubuntu doesnt love nvidia chipsets
[04:16] <timewriter> i dont know man , i had no problem with my pc
[04:16] <timewriter> ever
[04:16] <timewriter> intel motherboard , intel cpu
[04:16] <cabrey> Arkhalis, can install pastebinit
[04:16] <Arkhalis> cabrey: with sudo i get the error cannot write to /var/vache/man/cat7/atlle.7.gz in catman mode
[04:16] <timewriter> everything goes fine
[04:16] <Hx63>  Ok guys im having the following BIG issue. I have a laptop lenovo with graphics Intel mobile 4 series chipset integrated graphics controller. Kde 4.2.3 draw some bad distortion sometimes, very noticeable with kate and amarock, it happens with desktop effects on or off.. Any ideA? help? suggestion? or comment? will be greatly appreciated. Yeah i know this is ubuntu channel, just in case someone here know the issue. Kubuntu channel isnt responsive as this on
[04:17] <Tortel> anyone here know what could cause the built in VNC server to not update the client's screen?
[04:17] <AlexKpow> Let me look up how tog et a verbose output
[04:17] <timewriter> disable desktop effects
[04:17] <cabrey> Arkhalis, sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[04:17] <Arkhalis> no because it's on my laptop and the driver i am trying to fix is the ethernet ><
[04:17] <timewriter> that videocard cant handle them
[04:17] <cabrey> ahh
[04:17] <newser> is it possible to make a persistent usb drive using unetbootin?
[04:17] <red_> Hx63, the intel driver in ubuntu 8.10 and 9.04 is bad.
[04:17] <cabrey> Arkhalis, do you know what kind of wireless device it is?
[04:17] <Arkhalis> it
[04:17] <jonathanrwallace> hmm, looks like svc is available in the daemontools package
[04:17] <cabrey> red_, not necessarily
[04:17] <Hx63> timewriter, the video card can handle vista with all graphics.  So that isnt the problem. Vista certified lap
[04:18] <Hx63> red_ ok
[04:18] <timewriter> i read geforce 4 lol
[04:18] <JBerg> that's a LOT of water man
[04:18] <timewriter> yeah , its ok
[04:18] <newser> or how can I make a persistetnt usb live version of ubuntu 9.04?
[04:18] <red_> cabrey, you are correct. in general it is pretty bad. can lead to tearing and weird glitches.
[04:18] <chiques> I have a built in camera on my notebook. Does anyone recommend a nice GUI to use my camera?
[04:18] <newser> !usb
[04:18] <Arkhalis> cabrey: it's actually wired ethernet... current driver is attansic corp which is incorrect (done a lot of research) the driver i am trying to install is ar813x   arthos or whatever it is called
[04:18] <red_> chiques, sudo apt-get install cheese
[04:18] <cabrey> Arkhalis, so wireless works?
[04:18] <Hx63> red_ any suggestion? maybe a new driver, i have all updates. and all repo enabled.
[04:19] <chiques> red_, I'll check that out, thank!
[04:19] <Arkhalis> cabrey: yes, just no wireless in the house atm
[04:19] <chiques> *thanks!
[04:19] <whatvn> *
[04:19] <red_> Hx63, i havent found anything that solves it. the nest option is to use the 8.04 intel driver as the newer 9.10 is not any better
[04:19] <cabrey> Arkhalis, do you mean atheros?
[04:19] <Arkhalis> yeah
[04:20] <cabrey> What happens when you open System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
[04:20] <red_> chiques, cheese ispretty cool injoy it
[04:20] <Hx63> red_ understood thank u.
[04:20] <Arkhalis> cabrey: it says no proprietary drivers
[04:20] <J-_> Is python 2.5 included in the Hardy repos?
[04:21] <red_> Hx63, its not horrible but it does do some weird glitches. dont worry im sure it will be better for 9.10. the 9.10 driver i tested and phronoix tested was super alpha
[04:21] <cabrey> Arkhalis, is this an acer aspire one?
[04:21] <Arkhalis> cabrey: this driver was installed as of install... after looking around many people have the problem
[04:21] <whatvn> J-: you can search
[04:21] <J-_> I'm trying to compile Sonata 1.6.2
[04:21] <J-_> whatvn: I have.
[04:21] <Arkhalis> cabrey: no, same issue, same hardware, but it's actually an eeepc 1008HA
[04:21] <chiques> OK, thanks again red_
[04:21] <red_> i need to buy a pci wireless card. any recommendations? I like to not have to use ndiswrapper.
[04:21] <Hx63> OK found a FIX for this distortion errors with intel graphs: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/intel-graphics-performance-guide-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html   red_ take a look.
[04:22] <J-_> Ah, it's default
[04:22] <courpse|dead> Where can i configure vino via terminal?
[04:22] <cabrey> Arkhalis, did you see this: http://quefyx.com/2009/05/23/installing-ubuntu-9-04-jaunty-on-asus-eee-pc-1008ha/
[04:23] <m4n> question: where does the "no paste" plugin of glipper paste the content to? i can't find information on that in the lp pages or on net
[04:23] <Arkhalis> Aha! must have missed that cause i looked everywhere for something like that lol
[04:23] <Arkhalis> oh yeah i saw that
[04:23] <red_> Hx63, as you can see on my google group http://groups.google.com/group/UbuntuMini/browse_thread/thread/90c952ee9e59b192/1649a431a7b1bf40?hl=en&lnk=gst&q=intel#1649a431a7b1bf40 not very promising
[04:23] <Arkhalis> but that only fixes wifi  which i have done already
[04:23] <voss> red pci?
[04:24] <cabrey> Arkhalis, ahh I see
[04:24] <Arkhalis> cabrey: one moment... i am copy pasting into a txt file to transfer to this computer... then i'll pastebin
[04:24] <cabrey> Arkhalis, its like a catch 22
[04:25] <courpse|dead> Where can i configure vino via terminal?
[04:25] <cabrey> you need wired to fix the wired
[04:25] <cabrey> courpse|dead, sudo aptitude install vino
[04:25] <courpse|dead> i have vino
[04:25] <cabrey> sorry
[04:25] <courpse|dead> but need to configure it via terminal.
[04:25] <cabrey> im falling asleep
[04:25] <cabrey> see if dpkg-reconfigure
[04:25] <cabrey> is good enough
[04:26] <courpse|dead> for vino ?
[04:26] <cabrey> sudo dpkg-reconfigure vino
[04:26] <lukilla> is there a tool on ubuntu that you can use to "unpack" rar documents
[04:26] <cabrey> lukilla, unrar
[04:26] <courpse|dead> That doesnt do anything.
[04:26] <TheFunkbomb> cabrey, I fixed it!
[04:27] <lukilla> where can i find it?
[04:27] <cabrey> courpse|dead, I think vino is a gui tbh
[04:27] <cabrey> lukilla, sudo apt-get install unrar
[04:27] <cabrey> TheFunkbomb, i forget, what was wrong lol
[04:27] <lukilla> thank you
[04:27] <courpse|dead> there is no conf files?
[04:27] <courpse|dead> I have ssh to my comp at home, but i'm trying to get vnc working, :/
[04:27] <TheFunkbomb> cabrey, I'm the dude who had the x64 flash problem
[04:28] <fresh_prince> Hello, I got a wireless USB adapter, I can see it in iwconfig but cannot see any of the wireless networks in the network-manager, any suggestions ?
[04:28] <cabrey> ahh
[04:28] <chuck_> courpse|dead, try this yet? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=266981
[04:28] <Tortel> umm, anyone know where this file is in newer versions of X11/gdm? /etc/X11/gdm/Init/Default
[04:28] <courpse|dead> It's listening on ipv6 tcp, and i need it to listen on ipv4 tcp.
[04:28] <Tortel> damnit, nvm
[04:29] <TheFunkbomb> cabrey, here is what I had to do.  There was another folder in /usr/lib/ that was firefox-3.0.10.  I threw the x64 plugin in there.
[04:29] <Arkhalis> cabrey, i give up... I seem to have missplaced my flash drive (lost it when i was drunk at the bar actually but whatev)
[04:29] <Arkhalis> i just give up either way
[04:29] <voss> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833704003 $13.99 from new egg, red
[04:30] <cabrey> Arkhalis, maybe if you try a eee specific distro
[04:30] <Mow> ok say I downloaded this and I want to use it on my system how do I do this
[04:30] <Mow> http://www.compiz-themes.org/content/show.php/MatrixUbuntu?content=97423
[04:30] <chiques> fresh_prince, unplug and plug the adapter back in and check post your dmesg output
[04:30] <fccf-virt> yay - people giving up when I walk in the room - good to see such failure
[04:30] <Arkhalis> cabrey: unfortunately I have... two others
[04:30] <cabrey> Mow, that is a emerald theme
[04:30] <linduxed> all my columns in gtk have rediculously small widths as defaults, and it never saves the last state
[04:30] <Mow> it is?
[04:30] <cabrey> as we told you earlier, emerald has been deprecated
[04:30] <Arkhalis> cabrey: this driver fixes the wired ethernet issue as far as #ubuntu-eeepc says and several forums
[04:30] <Mow> It says its a compiz theme though
[04:30] <Mow> look it up
[04:31] <cabrey> Arkhalis, maybe ask someone there to make a deb for you?
[04:31] <Arkhalis> i just can't install it ><
[04:31] <fresh_prince> chiques: newbie here, what should i be looking for in the dmesg
[04:31] <Arkhalis> Hmm...
[04:31] <linduxed> this has the unpleasant effect of microcolumns in deluge, and a screwed up view in evolution
[04:31] <bc> voss: is that card actually stable and supported?!?
[04:31] <Arkhalis> you can mae a .deb from tar.gz?
[04:31] <Arkhalis> make**
[04:31] <cabrey> compiz uses metacity or emerald
[04:31] <Mow> A theme For Ubuntu content:
[04:31] <Mow> -gtk2
[04:31] <Mow> -gdm
[04:31] <Mow> -icons
[04:31] <Mow> -Dynamic Wallpaper
[04:31] <Mow> -Emerald Theme
[04:32] <FloodBot3> Mow: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:32] <cabrey> "-Emerald Theme"
[04:32] <voss> bc its an atheros chipset
[04:32] <chiques> fresh_prince, past the last 10 or so lines in http://paste.ubuntu.com and post the link
[04:32] <chiques> fresh_prince, *paste
[04:32] <bc> voss: geez that's a cheap price
[04:33] <cabrey> Arkhalis, I could try but I don't know if i could get anywhere
[04:33] <fresh_prince> chiques: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187098/
[04:33] <Arkhalis> Anyone here know how to make a deb file from tar.gz? cabrey: NP, thanks for trying to help anyhow ^^
[04:33] <courpse|dead> chuck_, Aight i done that, but vino is still listening on tcp6 and not tcp.
[04:34] <voss> bc, its newegg.com
[04:34] <glisignoli> I have a mail dir with around 44,000 files in it, totalling 11gb or so. Because of this I can no longer view the mail dir in thunderbird. What can I do?
[04:34] <kindofabuzz> Arkhalis, you compile the source from the tar then use checkinstall instead of make install. checkinstall creates a .deb for future use
[04:34] <chiques> fresh_prince, Paste what lshw -C network shows
[04:34] <Mow> A theme For Ubuntu content:-gtk2-gdm-icons-Dynamic Wallpaper-Emerald Theme -Cubemodel Theme
[04:35] <Arkhalis> kindofabuzz: I'll try that, thanks
[04:35] <cabrey> Arkhalis, also install fakeroot instead of giving it sudo privledges
[04:35] <voss> tp-link is an up and coming chinese brand
[04:35] <bc> voss: looks cheap even for newegg :P
[04:35] <DShepherd> !checkinstall > Arkhalis
[04:35] <linduxed> all my columns in gtk have rediculously small widths as defaults, and it never saves the last state
[04:35] <linduxed> this has the unpleasant effect of microcolumns in deluge, and a screwed up view in evolution
[04:35] <losher> glisignoli: tried #thunderbird ?
[04:36] <fresh_prince> chiques: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187100/
[04:36] <Arkhalis> Thanks, however since the laptop has no internet... i can't apt-get checkinstall ><
[04:37] <fresh_prince> chiques: yesterday it was working out of the box, computer crashed overnight and now it does not work anymore, i even re-formatted ubuntu
[04:38] <voss> bc their stuff works
[04:38] <chiques> fresh_prince, do you see available networks when you "left click" on the signal bars on next to the sound and time?
[04:39] <courpse|dead> Does anyone know how i can make vino listen on tcp instead of tcp6 ?
[04:39] <xtagon> Can someone just nudge me in the right direction to figure out how to use the sexy new Growl-like notifications in my apps?
[04:39] <pgp> Wish I could, I can't even get any sound out of my system right now
[04:39] <fresh_prince> chiques: actually I just installe wicd instead of network-manager since when i used to left click it just says networkmmanager not running... although i am conneted to the wired network
[04:41] <chiques> fresh_prince, Are you connected to your ethernet connection while you're trying to connect?
[04:41] <RWings19> hey all... could use some help with samba if anyone is willing
[04:42] <fresh_prince> chiques: now yes, before that i tried to disconnect my ethernet... but shouldn't I be able to see wireless networks while I am connected ?
[04:42] <Arkhalis> cabrey: you still there?
[04:42] <cabrey> yes
[04:42] <Arkhalis> cabrey: see if this makes any sense to you http://paste.ubuntu.com/187103/
[04:43] <RWings19> trying to access a directory that is shared under WinXP - can't seem to mount the shared folder correctly
[04:43] <chiques> fresh_prince, Yes, it should at least see the network while connected. I was just eliminating other factors while troublshooting.
[04:43] <voss> ive used two of their pcmcia cards and one of their pci cards they work in linux
[04:43] <fccf-virt> RWings19: you will need to assess the NTFS partition as root unless you change fstab
[04:43] <J-_> Is msgfmt installed by default in Hardy?
[04:43] <RWings19> it's a fat32 drive
[04:44] <fccf-virt> RWings19: same diff
[04:44] <cabrey> Arkhalis, well the sudo made it go further along the install script
[04:44] <RWings19> well I tried to set up the share under fstab
[04:44] <cabrey> but tbh wtf is catman mode?
[04:44] <RWings19> but the UID / GID info was rejected
[04:44] <losher> Arkhalis: looks ok. The man page didn't install, but the kernel module looks like it did...
[04:45] <fccf-virt> RWings19: do ls -d  to /media/winxp
[04:45] <losher> cabrey: I believe catman is a cache for man pages so you don't keep reformatting them from source to display them
[04:45] <cabrey> Arkhalis, see if this exists /var/cache/man/cat7/
[04:45] <fccf-virt> RWings19: and pastebin
[04:45] <RWings19> fccf:  i was trying to use this page as a reference:  http://www.rizwan-rafique.com/share-folders-between-windows-xpvista7-and-linux-machines#share_windows_folder
[04:45] <courpse|dead> Does anyone know how i can make vino listen on tcp instead of tcp6 ?
[04:45] <cabrey> losher, makes sense
[04:45] <mkfort> is there a specific irc channel for the ubuntu netbook remix?
[04:46] <chuck_> courpse|dead, sorru do not know any thing about vino but did not want you to think i was ignoring you i did find this it seems there is a bug in vino  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vino/+bug/196675
[04:46] <Arkhalis> losher: so if i do a lshw it should be installed?
[04:46] <Arkhalis> losher: or do i need to do something else?
[04:46] <cabrey> mkfort, try #easy-peasy
[04:47] <fccf-virt> RWings19: that's for sharing over network ... samba
[04:47] <cabrey> Arkhalis, see if this directory exists: /var/cache/man/cat7/
[04:47] <losher> Arkhalis: cabrey: I assume your next step is to modprobe the module then see if the hardware looks present...
[04:47] <mkfort> cabrey: huh?
[04:47] <cabrey> losher, first i want to get the module installed
[04:47] <Arkhalis> yes that directory exists cabrey
[04:47] <cabrey> mkfort, easy peasy is a linux distro for netbooks
[04:48] <cabrey> derived from ubuntu
[04:48] <cabrey> Arkhalis, what are the permissions on that directory
[04:48] <losher> Arkhalis: cabrey: ok, didn't mean to butt in. One driver at a time...
[04:48] <mkfort> cabrey: well that channel doesn't exist but I'll look into it
[04:48] <pgp> As a noob, how can I get ubuntu 9.04 to play sound out of my S/PDIF port on a Gigabyte GA-MAGM-SH2 Motherboard ?
[04:48] <cabrey> maybe it is #easypeasy
[04:49] <cabrey> yes it is
[04:49] <mkfort> ah ok
[04:49] <mkfort> thanks
[04:49] <jZed> my dell 530n with single boot ubuntu (recently upgraded to jaunty) now gives grub error 25 "disk read error" any way to fix or get data with a rescue disk?
[04:49] <letalis> has anyone else had problems with jaunty randomly crashing on laptops?
[04:49] <Arkhalis> cabrey: owner - man access create and delete files -- group - root access files
[04:50] <Arkhalis> cabrey: at the bottom it says you are not the owner so you cannot change these permissions
[04:50] <cabrey> ok Arkhalis, do a sudo modprobe atl1e
[04:51] <Arkhalis> cabrey: no response... blank line
[04:51] <cabrey> no errors?
[04:51] <cabrey> that would be good
[04:51] <Arkhalis> nope
[04:51] <cabrey> dmesg
[04:51] <cewek> i'm known as cewek
[04:52] <Arkhalis> that was a lot of text
[04:52] <cabrey> whats the bottom chunk say
[04:52] <cabrey> !dmesg
[04:53] <Arkhalis> well it's not plugged in (rj45 is on this comp right now... complicated i know) but it says ar8132   link is not ready basically
[04:53] <Arkhalis> seems installed... now to test
[04:53] <wrye> anyone know if I need to do anything fancy to setup a ssh tunnel over a ppp connection?
[04:53]  * cabrey commences drum roll
[04:53] <Arkhalis> be back shortly... hopefully from the laptop
[04:53] <fresh_prince> chiques: hey ! i was using a USB extension cable, i just tried plugging it in the back of the pc, and now it works (although the signal is pretty low)... thanks for your help :D
[04:53] <wrye> tunnel won't work for me, but I can scp and use ssh to open a remote terminal... . I'm a little perplexed
[04:54] <timewriter> is it a problem if i install amarok on ubuntu ?
[04:54] <mib_e1l8jf1x> Hi, this is sheila. I just installed ubuntu 9.04, but when I run firefox, it consumes all cpu
[04:54] <coz_> hey guys I just did something I have not done in the past  ...install both kubuntu and edubuntu desktops
[04:54] <coz_> but
[04:54] <coz_> does the edubuntu desktop overwrite gnome desktop?  I dont see  edubuntu in sessions?
[04:54] <Ryan_Delaney> woot, I got Zsnes working on amd64!
[04:54] <cabrey> coz_, keep it all on one line
[04:54] <jZed> any tips on troubleshooting grub error 25 disk read error ... can I rescue the disk and or the data?
[04:54] <mib_e1l8jf1x> dmesg shows nothing about firefox at all.
[04:55] <cabrey> coz_, edubuntu uses the gnome desktop
[04:55] <chiques> fresh_prince, Good to hear!
[04:55] <ArkoldThos> Ryan_Delaney, nice
[04:55] <cabrey> coz_, its a set of extra educational applications
[04:55] <coz_> cabrey,  ok cooll what  I thought  but wasnt sure
[04:55] <losher> jZed: with a but of luck, you can do both. Start by booting the live cd
[04:55] <steveowilson> hi. i've installed ubuntu 9.04, installed compiz config, but when I go to appearance preferences, under the Visual tab, I can't select Normal or Extra. It tries to do something then pops up with an error msg "Desktop Effects could not be enabled"
[04:55] <J-_> Where is the mpd configuration file usually stored?
[04:55] <arkhalis_> cabery: SUCCESS!
[04:55] <jZed> tried live cd, it can't see the hard disk
[04:55] <cabrey> yay!
[04:55] <losher> jZed: is it running now?
[04:55] <arkhalis_> thanks a billion lol
[04:56] <cabrey> ok DO NOT delete that source folder
[04:56] <Ryan_Delaney> ArkoldThos: http://www.tolaris.com/apt-repository/ :D
[04:56] <jZed> i can get it running on the other computer
[04:56] <arkhalis_> ... srsly?
[04:56] <arkhalis_> i woulda put it in a different location had i known that ><
[04:56] <cabrey> each time the kernel is updated, all modules must be recompiled
[04:56] <ArkoldThos> Ryan_Delaney, yey, know any nes64 and psone emulator :(?
[04:56] <arkhalis_> ooohhh ok
[04:57] <Ryan_Delaney> ArkoldThos: Havent looked for that yet :) I mainly just wanted to play FF2 and FF3 :)
[04:57] <losher> jZed: I don't understand. Just how many computers are you running, and which one has the boot problem, which one has the data?
[04:57] <arkhalis_> good to know
[04:57] <arkhalis_> or i can just make a deb file now that i can apt-get checkinstall
[04:57] <ArkoldThos> oh =)
[04:57] <arkhalis_> save the deb file
[04:57] <jZed> um I'm on a spare computer now talking to you, the other computer a dell single-boot ubuntu jaunty is broke, I'm starting a live cd on it as we speak
[04:58] <ArkoldThos> i got shocked with FFXIV (for being a MMO) i hope much of it :D
[04:58] <cabrey> you could try
[04:58] <losher> jZed: ok, standing by...
[04:58] <cabrey> tbh i havent had all that much luck with checkinstall
[04:58] <jZed> thanks  much
[04:58] <cabrey> sometimes it works, other times not
[04:58] <ro_man> i'm hungry
[04:58] <losher> cabrey: checkinstall was broken for a while, but then fixed. The latest one seems to work ok...
[04:58] <arkhalis_> well now that i know how to do it from src... i should be alright no?
[04:59] <cabrey> arkhalis_, you need to list the module
[04:59] <cabrey> so that it is loaded at each boot up
[04:59] <cabrey> sudo nano /etc/modules
[04:59] <arkhalis_> cabrey: good to know
[04:59] <cabrey> and put atl1e on a new line in there
[05:00] <arkhalis_> just atl1e by itself?
[05:00] <cabrey> yup
[05:01] <Zimphin> hello all
[05:01] <arkhalis_> then just exit?
[05:01] <AlexKpow> Are there any self-proclaimed linux gurus in the house that could help me out with some boot hangime?
[05:01] <AlexKpow> I have cookies
[05:02] <BBishop> m00, who b0rke xfmedia ?
[05:02] <losher> AlexKpow: Were you the 20-30 sec pause during boot? Did you manage to get verbose output?
[05:03] <AlexKpow> No, but I've got some info from dmesg that might be useful if I knew what it meant
[05:03] <cabrey> arkhalis_, reboot to make sure it works
[05:03] <arkhalis_> ><
[05:03] <AlexKpow> Care to join me in a private chat, losher?
[05:03] <arkhalis_> i'm a-scared
[05:03] <cabrey> lol it'll break sometime
[05:03] <cabrey> might as well see if its now
[05:03] <losher> AlexKpow: unlikey, but paste it anyway. I can't go private, I promised to wait for jZed to come back...
[05:04] <michal_> Hi,
[05:04] <michal_> Package installation / upgrade failed when trying to upgrade "udev 124-9ubuntu0.2" . When reporting the problem, ubuntu collected information about the system and created report which says: "package libgs8 8.63.dfsg.1-0ubuntu6.4 failed to install/upgrade: package libgs8 is already installed and configured" Any ideas?
[05:05] <AlexKpow> I went through it, and these are the commands it hangs on, 9 seconds, 16 seconds, and 14 seconds (respectively).
[05:05] <AlexKpow> [    1.362492] pci 0000:00:03.0: Disabling HT MSI mapping<6>pci 0000:00:07.0: Disabling HT MSI mapping<6>pci 0000:00:09.0: Disabling HT MSI mapping<4>pci 0000:00:0b.0: OHCI: BIOS handoff failed (BIOS bug?) 00000784
[05:05] <AlexKpow> [   22.750545] type=1505 audit(1244001237.090:10): operation="profile_load" name="/usr/sbin/tcpdump" name2="default" pid=2167
[05:05] <AlexKpow> [   38.989502] ppdev: user-space parallel port driver
[05:05] <FloodBot3> AlexKpow: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:05] <arkhalis_> here goes
[05:05] <AlexKpow> Did that go out?
[05:05] <jZed> losher, TIA, live cd is now booted
[05:06] <julios> why not install ATI TV 9600 in UBUNTU 9.04 please help
[05:06] <losher> AlexKpow: doesn't mean much to me. A bios bug, no idea why tcpdump might be involved. Do you even have a parallel port
[05:06] <AlexKpow> No, I don't have one
[05:06] <AlexKpow> Lol
[05:07] <losher> jZed: ok, open a terminal and type 'dmesg | egrep sd' and we'll see what hard drives the kernel has detected. Do you know about pastebin?
[05:07] <arkhalis_> All is well~
[05:07] <AlexKpow> losher: do you know how to disable it checking for a parallel port?
[05:07] <jZed> been a while since I used pastebin
[05:08] <losher> AlexKpow: start googling my friend :-)
[05:08] <AlexKpow> K
[05:08] <RORgasm> hey guys i'm trying to run a rails app in dev mode using passenger with apache... when i try to access the app i get an error saying unable to check htaccess file?
[05:08] <losher> jZed: nothing to it. Just open a browser window and go to  http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/
[05:09] <Mow> so I know beryl isnt existant anymore but if I wanted to run a beryl matrix theme is it possable
[05:09] <unop> RORgasm, try #rubyonrails or #ruby
[05:09] <dj_segfault> Ugh.  Just "completely uninstalled" apache2, and it left *all* the files there.
[05:09] <cabrey> RORgasm, see #ubuntu-server
[05:09] <unop> dj_segfault, in where?
[05:09] <RORgasm> unop, cabrey sorry...lol...i thought i was in the rails irc
[05:10] <jZed> well I can paste the results of dmesg | egrep sd right here between the quotes: " " :-(
[05:10] <losher> jZed: redo it, using hd instead of sd
[05:10] <dj_segfault> Jaunty AMD64.  Uninstalled apache2, apache2-common, etc.  and /etc/apache2 and all its files stayed there, as well as /var/log/apache2 and /var/www.  I don't think it deleted a single file.
[05:10] <jZed> same
[05:11] <RHorse> dj_segfault, use dpkg with the purge option
[05:11] <Lamerion> i messed up my gtk installation ='( any remedies?
[05:11] <lstarnes> dj_segfault: it would have removed the binaries and libraries not needed by other programs
[05:11] <lstarnes> Lamerion: how is it messed up?
[05:11] <losher> jZed: what kind of hard drive is supposed to be in there?
[05:11] <dj_segfault> RHorse: Better than Synaptic for this?
[05:11] <jZed> dell sata 750gb
[05:12] <dj_segfault> OK, next time I'll know.  Thanks.
[05:12] <jZed> worked ok up until today (some DRDY errors)
[05:12] <losher> jZed: well there's no sign of it in the kernel. Did you touch any of the cabling?
[05:12] <RHorse> dj_segfault, I don't use Synaptic, but apt-get and dpkg have a purge option. I think Synaptics is a front end for one or the other
[05:12] <dj_segfault> Yup.
[05:12] <jZed> nope, haven't opened the box ever
[05:13] <Lamerion> lstarnes: i tried to install libgnomeui-common on ubuntu 6.06... somehow it got broken
[05:13] <jZed> the drive shows up in Dell f2 setup menu
[05:13] <lecaoson> can chat with webcam on ubuntu?
[05:13] <lstarnes> Lamerion: you're still using ubuntu 6.06?
[05:13] <Lamerion> yeah =(
[05:13] <michal_> Hi guys, My package installation / upgrade failed when trying to upgrade "udev 124-9ubuntu0.2" . When reporting the problem, ubuntu collected information about the system and created report which says: "package libgs8 8.63.dfsg.1-0ubuntu6.4 failed to install/upgrade: package libgs8 is already installed and configured" Any ideas? Running Ubuntu 8.10 on Dell XPS 1530
[05:13] <jZed> but gives errors about 9% through Dell's hardware check
[05:13] <lstarnes> Lamerion: were you using the version of libgnomeui-common for 6.06/dapper?
[05:14] <losher> jZed: ok, well if i had to guess, I'd say your hard drive has just failed. Wanna paste all the dmesg into pastebin for completeness?
[05:14] <Nicolas__> My Java won't work in firefox on Ubuntu 9.08. It will say Applet Started, security Warnings, and such, I'll accept but it still won't work..help?
[05:14] <Lamerion> was using... i downloaded a deb package from somewhere... i forgot which site.. too much tabs opened..
[05:14] <Lamerion> lstarnes: then i started to install the deb packages one by one
[05:14] <jZed> ok, thanks, that's what I feared, Dell is sending a new one but I hoped I might get my data
[05:15] <jZed> it's only 3 months old
[05:15] <Lamerion> how i wish there was a system restore now
[05:15] <darthanubis> 'system restore" = backup
[05:15] <michal_> Hi guys, My package installation / upgrade failed when trying to upgrade "udev 124-9ubuntu0.2" . When reporting the problem, ubuntu collected information about the system and created report which says: "package libgs8 8.63.dfsg.1-0ubuntu6.4 failed to install/upgrade: package libgs8 is already installed and configured" Any ideas? Running Ubuntu 8.10 on Dell XPS 1530
[05:15] <WIGGMPk> can anyone recommend a good video format converter with a nice GUI frontend?
[05:16] <losher> jZed: it's not unheard of for a disk to fail at 3 months, though it is bad luck. Paste your dmesg...
[05:16] <zortec> I really need some help guys.  I just created my partitions and the installation of packages failed so I'm at a cli.  I installed irssi so I could use irc.
[05:16] <darthanubis> !patience | michal_
[05:16] <RHorse> WIGGMPk, there are web sites that will do this, you know.
[05:16] <WIGGMPk> RHorse: yes, I am aware of it, but its incredibly large video files
[05:17] <Mow> is there any matrix themes out that actualy work?..
[05:17] <rakista> Mow: Yes as long as you use  the exact distro and version they were designed for
[05:17] <zortec> Is there a way I can search for packages on the cli?
[05:17] <khermans> Zorix, aptitude search foo
[05:18] <RHorse> wigglez, I think VLC *might* do this. Can anyone confirm?
[05:18] <khermans> zortec, ^
[05:18] <Mow> I cant find any of the distros that are available
[05:18] <Nicolas__> My Java won't work in firefox on Ubuntu 9.08. It will say Applet Started, security Warnings, and such, I'll accept but it still won't work..help?
[05:18] <Mow> I found it for emerald and beryl thats it..
[05:18] <lstarnes> Nicolas__: do you mean 9.04?
[05:18] <Mow> and beryl isnt distributed anymore
[05:18] <Nicolas__> yes 9.04
[05:18] <losher> WIGGMPk: linux doesn't have the best guis. Looked at http://www.videohelp.com/convert ?
[05:19] <losher> jZed: still there, or given up?
[05:19] <rakista> Java is fucked on the nightly
[05:19] <ralmar> Hey guys I just installed tor in ubuntu 9.04 and installed Tor button in firefox and enabled it.. I can still browse the web, but its as if i wasnt using tor. My ip is not concealed.. and i fail the torcheck.xenobite.eu test... what can i do? thanks
[05:19] <zortec> What is the command to see my partitions?  I would love any help that you can give.
[05:19] <khermans> WIGGMPk, losher, ffmpeg -i input.avi output.flv
[05:19] <lstarnes> ralmar: do you have tor installed and running?
[05:19] <rakista> tor button does it work in linux ?
[05:19] <ralmar> lstarnes, yes both tor and privoxy services are running
[05:19] <khermans> ralmar, ensure you have privoxy comfigured
[05:19] <rakista> Does the site say it works
[05:20] <khermans> rakista, it works, yes
[05:20] <losher> khermans: not exactly the gui of ones dreams...
[05:20] <WIGGMPk> losher khermans Im gonna give Handbrake a go, I specifically want to avoid command line solutions unless I need to
[05:20] <Nicolas__> rakista: it is? Is there anyway I can make the Java(I think it is) work?
[05:20] <ralmar> and when I enable the tor button i can continue browsing online
[05:20] <NishaKitty> weird question, is it possible to burn ubuntu to a dvd and have it boot and install I have no CDs atm x.x ?
[05:20] <khermans> losher, there are GUi frontends for ffmpeg
[05:20] <khermans> NishaKitty, yes
[05:21] <NishaKitty> k ty khermans ^^
[05:21] <rakista> Nicolas: I just went back to 9.04 till they fix it
[05:21] <losher> WIGGMPk: I don't think its a good trade off sacrificing the best conversion just because it doesn't have a gui...
[05:21] <jZed> losher: pasted my dmesg, it seets SATA1 I guess
[05:21] <losher> khermans: I didn't know...
[05:21] <losher> jZed: what's the url?
[05:21] <ralmar> khermans, yes i believe its configured.
[05:22] <WIGGMPk> losher: I dont need the best conversion.. I just need to convert them, easily
[05:22] <khermans> losher, http://www.videohelp.com/tools/ffmpegGUI
[05:22] <Nicolas__> rakista: Uh okay, I thought 9.04 was the most recent version
[05:23] <rakista> most recent is 9.04
[05:23] <L3dPlatedLinux> 9.10 alpha i think
[05:23] <rakista> for stable and 9.10 for nightly
[05:23] <losher> khermans: windows only, isn't it?
[05:23] <Nicolas__> oh...I'm on 9.04 and it still isn't working right
[05:23] <jZed> losher: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d3527ba39
[05:23] <khermans> losher, there is something called ffmpegx i think for linux
[05:23] <Kalmi> hi, I deleted a shared folder... and samba is completly dead... How could I get it back on its feet?
[05:23] <lukilla> how can i run an .exe file?
[05:23] <khermans> lukilla, wine
[05:23] <Kalmi> !wine | lukilla
[05:24] <jZed> erm no, reports an disk error for ata1
[05:24] <khermans> !virtualizers
[05:25] <Nicolas__> uh so, how do I fix the java problem on 9.04?
[05:25] <WIGGMPk> losher khermans any suggestions on DVD menu makers?
[05:25] <Surlent777> hey, does anyone know if it's possible to disable firefox's overwhelming desire to enmesh itself with your GTK+ themes? Dark themes make it look horrible, and usually make Facebook chat, for one thing, unusable
[05:25] <Jeruvy> Surlent777: use ff themes instead
[05:25] <khermans> losher, yes -- check out dvdee
[05:26] <losher> WIGGMPk: Personally, I found all the linux ones suck. I use nero under XP....
[05:26] <novato123> help
[05:26] <Surlent777> Jeruvy: The default theme isn't usable or uninstallable, seemingly
[05:26] <fccf-virt> khermans: dont you mean devede
[05:26] <khermans> wigglez, devede
[05:26] <WIGGMPk> losher: thats the only one I can think of myself.. however I no longer recognize Windows (any version) as a viable operating system for my laptop
[05:26] <khermans> ya
[05:27] <novato123> español
[05:27] <losher> jZed: Sorry, bad news; this line "ata1.00: failed to IDENTIFY (I/O error, err_mask=0x1)" if fatal I believe.
[05:27] <Jeruvy> Surlent777: I have no idea what that means...any theme I use seems to work fine in Gnome.
[05:27] <Surlent777> novato123: #ubuntu-es
[05:27] <L3dPlatedLinux> nero has a linux version
[05:27] <code47> hi guys
[05:27] <revilodraw> when trying to install a tar.gz file i *always* get stuck on the './configure' step... i feel like im missing something obvious... do i need to write something before the ./configure?
[05:27] <losher> WIGGMPk: I run XP under vmware on ubuntu for these occasions. Heretical, I know...
[05:27] <code47> i want to ask
[05:27] <novato123> gracias
[05:27] <fccf-virt> !ask > code47
[05:27] <code47> how to install wifi card driver in xubuntu
[05:28] <jZed> losher ; so can't get the data?
[05:28] <xcerca> anybody have a recommendation for a FPS game native for linux ?
[05:28] <Jeruvy> revilodraw: maybe sudo...but that seems too obvious :)
[05:28] <cabrey> !es
[05:28] <losher> L3dPlatedLinux: the linux version of nero is stripped down, nothing like the windows version
[05:28] <lstarnes> revilodraw: check the output of ./configure
[05:28] <WIGGMPk> losher: you dont find VMWare to resource consuming? have you tried virtualbox?
[05:28] <Surlent777> Jeruvy: I mean, if you go to Add-ons, there's a tango theme listed. I can't seem to choose it or uninstall it. Firefox 3 by default tries (too hard) to blend in with your GTK+ theme
[05:28] <Kalmi> xcerca, um.... nexuiz...
[05:28] <Nicolas__> Java will not work in Firefox on Ubuntu 9.04, help?
[05:28] <fccf-virt> xcerca: sauerbraten rocks
[05:28] <khermans> wigglez, tovid or devede or mandvd
[05:28] <xcerca> thanks
[05:28] <revilodraw> lstarnes: laptop:~/SleekDragon$ sudo ./configure
[05:28] <revilodraw> sudo: ./configure: command not found
[05:28] <khermans> xcerca, UrbanTerror
[05:29] <Jeruvy> Surlent777: ah yes I've only used 2 or 3 with ubuntu, but you don't have to use gtk themes, ff will override.
[05:29] <lstarnes> revilodraw: do not sudo it
[05:29] <khermans> xcerca, http://OpenGamingNow.org
[05:29] <cabrey> revilodraw, never use sudo for configure scripts
[05:29] <lstarnes> revilodraw: the only step that will actually need sudo is usually make install
[05:29] <code47> how to install prolink wg-1000 driver in xubuntu.... im noob in linux... thanks
[05:29] <khermans> xcerca, http://www.opengamingnow.com/
[05:29] <Surlent777> Jeruvy: I think that's what I'm trying to do; I want it to stop using GTK+ so I can get a nice dark theme going
[05:29] <code47> !ask
[05:29] <xcerca> thanks , i'll check them out
[05:30] <revilodraw> cabrey and lstarnes; ok thank you... but do you need to write something before the ./configure?
[05:30] <cabrey> no
[05:30] <lstarnes> revilodraw: no
[05:30] <Jeruvy> cabrey, lstarnes: that I agree with, but some dumb scripts seem to need it (I won't get into specifics unless called for)
[05:30] <losher> jZed: at this point, you have nothing to lose by moving the disk to a different sata port and then a different machine (if you have one). It's just possible the disk is actually ok and its your motherboard or SATA controller that's broken. But Murphy's law says it's the disk. The other thing you might try is downloading the manufacturers diagnostic disk and see if that gives you any joy...
[05:30] <ogex> code47, apt-get install ndiswrapper
[05:30] <timewriter> i need a better HDD for the system ..
[05:30] <lstarnes> revilodraw: if it isn't marked executable, you may need to use sh ./configure.  in most cases that is not needed
[05:30] <cabrey> Jeruvy, all configure scripts made with autoconf do not need sudo
[05:30] <khermans> revilodraw, if you dont know what ./configure is doing you need to do some more research and understand the implications of compiling from source -- ie. you will not get security updates
[05:30] <fccf-virt> code47 then use the windows drivers
[05:31] <revilodraw> lstarnes and cabrey; i *always* get this bash:" ./configure: No such file or directory"
[05:31] <jZed> thanks losher ... could I put the new Dell hd in as master and this one as slave to see if I can get it?
[05:31] <losher> WIGGMPk: I have a quad core. Resource consumption is no longer an issue. VMware runs like a bat out of hell.
[05:31] <cabrey> revilodraw, what are you trying to compile?
[05:31] <lstarnes> revilodraw: check ls
[05:31] <cabrey> losher, thats an interesting analogy lol
[05:31] <revilodraw> khermans, lstarnes and cabrey; thank you. im trying to install a new theme to my gnome desktop
[05:31] <Jeruvy> cabrey: aye, I'm aware, there are some daft contradictions to that.
[05:31] <khermans> losher, virtualbox takes advantage of CPU features too
[05:31] <eseven73> losher, must be nice :P
[05:31] <Nicolas__> I'm using Firefox 3 with Ubuntu 9.04 and online vNES will not load! I'm suspecting its a Java problem, how do I fix it?
[05:31] <lstarnes> revilodraw: the directory that you're in might lack a configure script
[05:32] <losher> jZed: that's exactly what I'd do. If you can mount it, you can get the data off...
[05:32] <WIGGMPk> losher: cool, still have the faithful dual core.. I have grown tired of desktops though
[05:32] <cabrey> Nicolas__, have you installed java?
[05:32] <lstarnes> revilodraw: but it might have something else used for building it
[05:32] <khermans> Nicolas__, sudo aptitude install sun-java6-plugin
[05:32] <Nicolas__> cabrey: I don't think so, how to?
[05:32] <Surlent777> revilodraw: I thought that with most GNOME Themes you just need to drag and drop them into the Theme Chooser window?
[05:32] <revilodraw> lstarnes:  it doesnt have any files in it that look like a configure script
[05:32] <losher> the quad core was on sale at Fry's. The last good sale, it seems like...
[05:32] <jZed> nuts, kripes, gop, fooey, cancel my rhumba lesson ... but thanks losher, you helped me confirm what I feared
[05:32] <cabrey> what khermans said
[05:32] <Nicolas__> khermans: okay hold on
[05:32] <revilodraw> Surlent777: ok sounds awesome, drag the .tar.gz file?
[05:32] <timewriter> is there a way to defragmebt NTFS hdds on ubuntu ?
[05:32] <Surlent777> revilodraw: Yes, try that
[05:32] <Jeruvy> Surlent777: shouldn't be too hard.
[05:32] <khermans> timewriter, ntfsprogs
[05:33] <cabrey> revilodraw, drag and drop
[05:33] <cabrey> !ntfs
[05:33] <cabrey> you need NTFS-3g also
[05:33] <losher> jZed: you were just unlucky, though if I'd seen DRDY errors, I'd have started a backuo right then and there. With modern drives, the first error you see is cause for worry....
[05:34] <putri_cantik> ghh
[05:34] <jZed> yeah, my own fault for not taking the DRDY seriously
[05:34] <putri_cantik> gtth
[05:34] <timewriter> thank you khermans
[05:34] <revilodraw> cabrey, Surlent777, lstarnes; doesnt seem to work, when i drag the tar file it says 'not a valid theme'
[05:34] <losher> WIGGMPk: vmware has a switch to use up to two cpus. I hear good things about virtualbox though, not least of which is the price...
[05:34] <khermans> timewriter, np
[05:35] <Surlent777> revilodraw: what is the name of the theme, and where'd you get it?
[05:35] <cabrey> revilodraw, open up the tarball and make sure there isnt another tarball inside
[05:35] <cabrey> sometimes people do that for some reason
[05:36] <revilodraw> Surlent777: it's named sleekdragon and i got it here http://www.gnome-look.org/
[05:36] <Jeruvy> !theme
[05:36] <``y7> how can i tell a program to use eth1 instead of eth0?
[05:36] <Surlent777> is that a GDM theme?
[05:37] <losher> cabrey: I didn't make the analogy up. Meatloaf had an album in 1977. The phrase itself dates back to 414 BC (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bat_out_of_Hell). There's a wikipedia page for everything nowadays, isn't there...
[05:37] <revilodraw> Surlent777: yes
[05:37] <Surlent777> revilodraw: Therein lies your problem.
[05:37] <libtech> meatloaf is awesome
[05:37] <cabrey> losher: haha i stand corrected
[05:37] <Surlent777> revilodraw: That is for the login screen. You need to go to the Login Screen thing under Administration and drag and drop it there
[05:37] <Jeruvy> ``y7: usually by config, or by default interface...can you be more specific?
[05:37] <revilodraw> Surlent777: champion, thank you
[05:37] <darlek> ``y7, what program?
[05:38] <``y7> Jeruvy, i use synergy on my ubuntu machine and it trys to connect to my server with eth0, eth1 is my internal IP, eth0 is my external ip. my startup cmd is: synergyc -f 192.168.1.100
[05:38] <joekluse> hello?
[05:39] <Surlent777> revilodraw: If you want to use the wallpaper, after you install it, you should be able to find it in /usr/share/gdm/themes/sleekdragon or whatever
[05:39] <InfoMoMo> joekluse: LOL :D
[05:39] <revilodraw> Surlent777: haha thank you very much!
[05:39] <Jeruvy> ``y7: does it have a parameter for specifying the network interface?  maybe the man page will tell you?
[05:39] <Surlent777> revilodraw: no problem
[05:39] <``y7> Jeruvy, darlek, it might also be trying to us lo, i had to ifdown lo and eth0 in order for it to use eth1
[05:39] <``y7> Jeruvy, i don't know, i'll check out the man page once i get the machine back up
[05:40] <Jeruvy> ``y7: its common for some apps to default to the first working interface...not sure what would help in that case.
[05:40] <darlek> ``y7, I don't know the program synergyc, but if it has a switch it likely means you can specify the interface directly via another switch ... just guessing
[05:40] <hubar> Can anyone recommend a software that captures webcam?
[05:40] <Lartza_> I amnot english so I would like to ask one thing about one phrase.
[05:41] <Jeruvy> hubar: cheese
[05:41] <``y7> roger that guys, thanks for the help. i'll go give it a shot now
[05:41] <Lartza_> If I as someone to stop something and he tells me to "Fly at it" it's like he is not going to stop right?
[05:41] <Lartza_> *ask
[05:41] <darlek> ????
[05:42] <Jeruvy> Lartza_: sorry I did not understand that.
[05:42] <darlek> Lartza_, while english words were used, the sentence made no sense, sorry
[05:42] <cabrey> Arkhalis, ......
[05:42] <putri_cantik> dgd
[05:43] <putri_cantik> iyf
[05:43] <putri_cantik> hh
[05:43] <darlek> !ask | putri_cantik
[05:43] <Jeruvy> !english
[05:43] <Lartza_> I know it's not making sence to me neither
[05:44]  * khermans misses the good old days of #ubuntu in 2004 when old debian devs would actually be present...
[05:44] <Jeruvy> Lartza_: :)
[05:44] <hubar> Jeruvy, any other choices?
[05:44] <losher> Lartza_: the right place to ask such a question is http://forum.wordreference.com/, the English only section. Some very knowledgeable people there...
[05:44] <U-b-u-n-t-u> what is better IPCop Firewall or Fire starter?
[05:44] <Lartza_> But it's slower
[05:44] <Jeruvy> hubar: sure, for specific apps, say skype...be more specific...
[05:44] <Arkhalis> cabrey, .......?
[05:44] <cabrey> did it work
[05:45] <Arkhalis> oh yeah hehe, said everything seems to be working fine a while ago
[05:45] <darlek> !ubottu | darlek
[05:45] <hubar> Jeruvy, oh just do the regular video capturing.
[05:45] <cabrey> Arkhalis, must have missed that
[05:45] <Arkhalis> thanks for all the help cabrey ^^ made my week (been trying to figure this out for 4 days
[05:45] <hubar> Like make a home video. (Not that I am gonna use it to make one, just saying...)
[05:46] <Jeruvy> hubar: I use cheese for basic stuff ...
[05:46] <bullgard4> Has the sound server aRTs been replaced by another sound server?
[05:46] <PuzzledPenguin> Hey guys, I have a problem.  I have been trying everything I can think of.  Then again I am not super good with computers either so many someone has a simple quick fix for my problem.
[05:46] <losher> khermans: that never lasts. Most devs don't care for support work, particularly when there are lots of newbies. You get sick of answering the same questions over & over. It starts to seem like a form of punishment...
[05:46] <cabrey> bullgard4, pulseaudio is the sound server for ubuntu
[05:46] <cabrey> !pulseaudio
[05:46] <hubar> Jeruvy, why is there so few choices when it comes to video?
[05:46] <PuzzledPenguin> ﻿So I installed Starcraft, when it starts and loads my monitor refreshes and says "Input Signal Out of Range" and has this annoying box that says that on my screen and it doesn't go away making it impossible to play..  It says "Recommended Setting: 1024x780 60hz"  I have my computer at that but Starcraft you cant change the settings of the video resolution/display and when I set my screen resolution to something lower and tr
[05:47] <sleepy_cat> _nick
[05:47] <bullgard4> cabrey: You did not answer my question.
[05:47] <joekluse> hi, I recently loaded ubuntu studio.  On trying to install open office, my destop locks up and I can't find any way to recover other than a power cycle.  Any ideas?
[05:47] <khermans> losher, indeed -- i was actually a speaker at the ubuntu conference in 2007 -- got to meet mdz in person and lots of other cool people
[05:47] <cabrey> bullgard4, is aRTs a sound server?
[05:47] <c_nick> ban nickserv nimish
[05:47] <lstarnes> bullgard4: the phonon API replaced aRts in KDE 4
[05:47] <chuck_> bullgard4, it is still used in kde
[05:47] <cabrey> ahh it is a kde thing
[05:48] <losher> khermans: you're a developer groupie. That's so cute...
[05:48] <khermans> lolz
[05:48] <hubar> Jeruvy, I mean so few choices(for softwares) for video functions.
[05:48] <bullgard4> lstarnes, chuck_ : Thank you for your information.
[05:48] <steveowilson> where does ubuntu 9.04 store update files?? i have downloaded updates on one laptop and want to transfer them to another, fresh installation.
[05:49] <cabrey> /var/cache
[05:49] <khermans> steveowilson, /var/cache/apt
[05:49] <steveowilson> cheers
[05:49] <khermans> steveowilson, you should also investigate apt-proxy
[05:49] <Mow> does anyone know much about glmatrix
[05:50] <Jeruvy> hubar: your bordering on being OT...you have a question/problem?  I'm not here to talk about choices...Google is great for choices :)
[05:50] <PuzzledPenguin> Does anyone know why Starcraft/My Monitor is doing that and how to fix it?
[05:50] <Mow> anyone know anything about glmatrix?..
[05:51] <joekluse> Is this a good forum for questions about the desktop freezing up????
[05:51] <cabrey> PuzzledPenguin, how are you running it?
[05:51] <lstarnes> joekluse: this channel is for any questions about ubuntu
[05:51] <PuzzledPenguin> I am running it with Wine.
[05:51] <joekluse> I'm using ubuntu.
[05:51] <cabrey> PuzzledPenguin, graphics card?
[05:51] <joekluse> I just installed it about a week ago.
[05:51] <``y7> ok, i have ubuntu setup with 2 nics. eth0 = external IP to my ISP, eth1 = 192.168.1.1 and that's my default gateway. i'm currently online on my windows machine through my firewall (the ubuntu machine) yet i cannot ping 192.168.1.1.    ideas?
[05:51] <Mow> joe it could be alot of things..
[05:51] <Jeruvy> joekluse: check ubuntuforums.org and the bugs on launchpad.net for prior issues
[05:51] <bullgard4> cabrey: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sound_server: "List of sound servers: aRts, ..."
[05:52] <PuzzledPenguin> nvidia
[05:52] <joekluse> thanks,
[05:52] <Mow> y did you try acticating it in your hardware
[05:53] <Orest> PuzzledPenguin: does your monitor support 640x480? that's what starcraft is running at.
[05:53] <cabrey> PuzzledPenguin, you're saying the game doesn't stay within range of your monitor specs?
[05:53] <cabrey> Orest, starcraft runs at 640x480?
[05:53] <cabrey> must be old...
[05:53] <Orest> i'm pretty sure yes
[05:53] <Orest> well it is very old :)
[05:53] <``y7> i have ubuntu setup with 2 nics. eth0 = external IP to my ISP, eth1 = 192.168.1.1 and that's my default gateway. i'm currently online on my windows machine through my firewall (the ubuntu machine) yet i cannot ping 192.168.1.1.    ideas?
[05:53] <ghindo> Are the Ubuntu forums down?
[05:54] <Nicolas__> I installed SunJava to play games on http://www.nintendo8.com/ and they won't load, I've restarted firefox after installing and it still won't work. What am I missing?
[05:54] <cabrey> bullgard4, good to know
[05:54] <lstarnes> ghindo: they appear to be working
[05:54] <PuzzledPenguin> I can change the resolution to 640x480, but my monitor will say Input Singal out of range; Recommended Settings blah blah
[05:54] <losher> ghindo: I'm seeing pages...
[05:54] <cabrey> downforeveryoneorjustme.com
[05:54] <PuzzledPenguin> It even does that when I try to play Counter Strike at 640x480.
[05:55] <Orest> I think you're monitor might not support it then.
[05:55] <cabrey> does your monitor support 640x480?
[05:55] <darlek> Nicolas__, try running firefox 3 initially from the command line.  If any errors occur it will echo to the terminal and might give you a clue about what's happening
[05:55] <losher> ``y7: what does ifconfig -a show?
[05:55] <Jeruvy> Nicolas__: java?
[05:55] <Orest> You can still play starcraft in a window if you use a virtual desktop in wine.
[05:55] <U-b-u-n-t-u> anyone here use ipcop?
[05:55] <``y7> losher, what part of it are you asking about?
[05:55] <``y7> eth1 shows 192.168.1.1
[05:55] <Nicolas__> darlek: how?
[05:55] <Nicolas__> jeruvy: I think so..
[05:55] <PuzzledPenguin> I can change the resolution to that, but it looks like crap and has that annoying box still.
[05:55] <losher> ``y7: why not pastebin the output so we can all see?
[05:55] <Jeruvy> U-b-u-n-t-u: thats a pretty outdated tool...
[05:55] <PuzzledPenguin> Sorry, I am not very good with computers.
[05:55] <darlek> Nicolas__, open a terminal, type firefox &
[05:56] <Mow> does anyone know anything about running glmatrix in the backround
[05:56] <U-b-u-n-t-u> Jeruvy? they just updated it may 20th
[05:56] <darlek> !pastebinit
[05:56] <Jeruvy> Mow: typically look for 'daemon mode' to run in the background.
[05:56] <``y7> losher: http://pastebin.com/d44ca08d2
[05:57]  * dsdeiz stupid fish! run away! lol
[05:57] <U-b-u-n-t-u> Jeruvy is a firewall I was just wondering if its better than firestarter
[05:57] <Orest> PuzzledPenguin: do you mean you can run it at a higher resolution but with a large area of the screen simply black?
[05:57] <Nicolas__> oh yay it works now! Thank you guys :D
[05:57] <Mow> whats that mean?
[05:57] <sere> how do i add the volume controls for my keyboard in fluxbox....i can get them to work in gnome just not ubuntu
[05:57] <Jeruvy> Nicolas__: cheers :)
[05:57] <aaron_> sere, ask in #fluxbox
[05:58] <fornix> ``y7: what is the ip address of your windows machine and how is it connected to ur eth1? direct wire? switch ? hub?
[05:58] <Mow> dont you have to use xwinrap so you can run glmatrix?..
[05:58] <fornix> ``y7: also what is the subnet mask of ur windows machine
[05:58] <``y7> fornix, the ip of my windows machine is 192.168.1.100 and it's connect via gbit switch.
[05:58] <losher> ``y7: and your setup is: internet - eth0 (ubuntu) eth1: 192.168.1.1 -- windows, and you can't ping from the windows box, right?
[05:58] <sere> aaron_: i am on ubuntu ..so i will ask here since it ivolve ubuntus arch
[05:58] <Arkhalis> night all, thanks again for the help cabrey
[05:58] <``y7> fornix: direct wire to switch, direct wire to eth1
[05:58] <cabrey> welcome
[05:58] <PuzzledPenguin> No, whenever I change my resolution to anything other than 1024x768 it "Auto Refreshes" and sometimes will say "Input Singal out of range; rec. settings 1024x768 60hz."
[05:58] <cabrey> i should probably go to sleep also...
[05:59] <Mow> thats because your res on your screeen to the sounds of it penguin
[05:59] <``y7> losher, i cannot ping 192.168.1.100(windows) machine from my ubuntu box, or ping 192.168.1.1(eth1) from my windows machine. yet i'm on the internet through the ubuntu machine
[05:59] <PuzzledPenguin> If I change my screen res to 640x480 that annoying box pops up and says that but will disappear and everything will be all pushed together, and even when I start SC is will keep the box there saying that until I exit.
[05:59] <``y7> fornix: 255.255.255.0
[05:59] <fornix> ``y7: does your switch block icmp packets?
[06:00] <darlek> PuzzledPenguin, sounds like the video card can't handle 1024 in game mode ..  you might try reducing colours
[06:00] <losher> ``y7: doesn't windows block icmp?
[06:00] <mohan_> hi..
[06:00] <``y7> fornix, i don't believe so. it's the d-link DGS-2208 switch and i've had this working before... i just have to drop eth0, lo to connect eth1, then i can bring eth0 and lo back up
[06:00] <mohan_> Does installing an RT kernel make any performace regarding the usage of blender?
[06:00] <PuzzledPenguin> How do I reduce colors?
[06:00] <FunkyDude> i m trying to configure  rubycas-server in ubuntu.. it says you donot have permissions to create the config fgile try using sudo.. when i try with sudo it says command not found... whatss wrong?
[06:00] <``y7> losher, i have no idea, like i said, it's worked before if i drop eth0 and lo and then bring them back after they connet
[06:00] <lstarnes> FunkyDude: using ./configure?
[06:01] <danderson> hi all.
[06:01] <sparr> I think I am returning to Gnome after a decade of using KDE :(  The functionality-downgrade from kde 3.6 to 4.x has been exceptionally difficult to deal with, and it seems like neither ubuntu nor debian kde package maintainers have any desire to keep 3.x usable
[06:01] <FunkyDude> means??
[06:01] <fccf-virt> mohan_: I wouldn't think so ... as blender doesn't render on the fly ... I'd stick with the regular kernel
[06:01] <mohan_> fccf-virt: atleast for GLSL graphics?
[06:02] <bosewicht> anyone have any luck connect to android adb devices
[06:02] <darlek> PuzzledPenguin, it's a wine game right?  so it'll be a setting in WINE.  you might also try changing the emulation mode to windows 2000 instead of XP or Vista
[06:02] <PuzzledPenguin> darlek: How do I reduce colors?
[06:02] <PuzzledPenguin> Okay
[06:02] <Mow> does anyone know exactly how to run glmatrix in backround do I need xwinwrap?
[06:02] <Orest> PuzzledPenguin: in any case you should check the winehq site for starcraft: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=149
[06:02] <losher> ``y7: sorry, out of ideas....
[06:02] <``y7> :\
[06:02] <danderson> I'm trying to debug some hal quirks with my machine, and I need to list the hal property 'system.hardware.product' to get the laptop model number. Anyone know how to do that?
[06:02] <``y7> losher, could my firewall be blocking it by any chance?
[06:03] <fccf-virt> mohan_: depending on your machine ... if you are running 8cores and 16gigs of ram, sure you may notice a slight diff ... but otherwise no
[06:03] <danderson> I've been futzing around with `hal*` commands, but I can't get a reply out of them.
[06:03] <PuzzledPenguin> Okay, thanks for the help.  I will try the stuff you guys suggested.
[06:03] <darlek> PuzzledPenguin, I'm sorry I don't use WINE myself but I'm aware of what's being handled.  I'd suggest looking at the wine website as it would likely have links or comments on getting it to run
[06:03] <mohan_> fccf-virt: oh.. ok..
[06:03] <fornix> ``y7: if i were you, i'd use nmap
[06:03] <losher> ``y7: could be. What are you using, iptables?
[06:03] <fornix> instead of ping
[06:04] <``y7> losher: firestarter. i just figured it was weird that i can connect to the internet through the machine, but not ping the machine, or vise versa
[06:04] <``y7> fornix, nmap 192.168.1.1?
[06:05] <losher> ``y7: all that means is that something is deliberately dropping icmp packets. Are you running firewall software on the windows box? Can you plug a unix box in & try it?
[06:05] <``y7> losher, there is no firewall software running on the windows machine. there is firewall software running on the ubuntu machine
[06:06] <``y7> losher, also, i can ping another windows machine behind the switch. i just can't ping the ubuntu machine and the ubuntu machine can't ping any of the windows machines.
[06:06] <hermanChess> Any idea of why synaptic keeps asking for proxy authentification when I have it set up for direct connection, also have it direct in the Ubuntu Proxy Settings??
[06:07] <[T]ank> what would cause my xorg.conf to change every time i reboot. I have it set up correctly, then save it. I verify that the file is saved... restart X and it still works fine. But if I reboot it goes back to single screen instead of twinview like I had it.
[06:07] <[T]ank> any ideas?
[06:07] <[T]ank> didnt always do this. Just started.
[06:07] <fornix> ``y7: sudo nmap -sS 192.168.1.1
[06:07] <[T]ank> dont know what I could have changed to make that happen.
[06:07] <sere> how do i add the volume controls for my keyboard in fluxbox....i can get them to work in gnome just not fluxbox
[06:07] <Jeruvy> [T]ank: could be a bug, have you checked?
[06:07] <losher> ``y7: sorry, dunno. If you're really curious, run tcpdump/etherfind on the ubuntu eth1 and see if it sees the icmp requests...
[06:08] <``y7> fornix: nmap: command not found...... apt-get install nmap?
[06:08] <lstarnes> ``y7: yes
[06:08] <[T]ank> Jeruvy: anyone else experiencing this? Where do I check the bugs?
[06:08] <darlek> hmm.. I just got a box in pink in the upper left corner that says "Uknown".  any idea what that's from?
[06:08] <``y7> losher, ok, thank you for your help sir.
[06:08] <Jeruvy> !bugs
[06:08] <[T]ank> thanks
[06:08] <losher> ``y7: sorry I couldn't solve it for you.
[06:09] <losher> darlek: gotta love those error messages...
[06:09] <Zimphin> error messages are sexy
[06:09] <``y7> fornix: http://pastebin.com/m70812977
[06:09] <chuck_> darlek, close your screen resolution app
[06:09] <``y7> losher, no worries. i appreciate your help
[06:09] <romp> I am trying to get some of my digital camera videos onto my computer but Im not sure how to get them on to this program, Im use to windows and when I go under computer and look through the disc drives it is not reading my card. How do I get my videos on to abuntu?
[06:09] <darlek> oh my bad... I was checking display settings for colours but didn't close it
[06:09] <manpoole> yea ooooh error messages
[06:10] <``y7> losher, if i figure it out, i'll let you know what was wrong.
[06:10] <darlek> thanks chuck got it ;)
[06:10] <Jeruvy> [T]ank: I would search before posting.  but your issue sounds buggy.
[06:10] <losher> ``y7: I'll be watching. If I'm not online, I'll check the archives...
[06:10] <fornix> ``y7: wait a minute, u need to scan ur windows ip!
[06:10] <chuck_> darlek, np
[06:10] <fornix> i believe 192.168.1.1 is ur eth1
[06:10] <``y7> losher, does that mean you don't want me to pm you?
[06:11] <darlek> romp, first ubuntu has to see your data, on a usb key or whatnot, then you can copy it just like any other file
[06:11] <``y7> fornix, how do i scan my windows ip?
[06:11] <romp> so I need to scan my windows IP?
[06:11] <``y7> fornix, eth1 is 192.168.1.1, windows is 192.168.1.100
[06:11] <fornix> ``y7: sudo nmap -sS <ip of ur windows machine>
[06:11] <losher> ``y7: No need. It's all logged at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com
[06:11] <hermanChess> do you people know why Synaptic Package Manager keeps asking for proxy authentification even if I have it set to direct connection?
[06:12] <``y7> fornix, ok, i did that, but it still doesn't ping back and forth
[06:12] <darlek> romp what does your IP have to do with a camera?
[06:12] <fornix> ``y7: try PN instead of sS
[06:13] <darlek> nvm
[06:13] <romp> IDK Im just trying to figure this out lol Im not good with computers
[06:13] <timewriter> where do i change the number of workspaces ?
[06:13] <``y7> fornix, on my ubuntu firewall, i have ICMP filtering enabled.  are we sure it couldn't be a firewall setting stopping the two machines from pinging each other even though they can connect to each other?
[06:13] <timewriter> i forgot ..
[06:13] <timewriter> in gnome
[06:14] <fornix> ``y7: ooh. that might be the issue. i have never tried the firewall option myself
[06:14] <fornix> icmp filtering = no pings
[06:14] <fornix> ping is an ICMP packet
[06:14] <PuzzledPenguin> Running Starcraft on Vitural Desktop (800x600; which seems to be the biggest I can get it) lets me run Starcraft in a window.
[06:14] <darlek> PuzzledPenguin, good.  was that done through Wine or another setting?
[06:14] <romp> so how would I go about uploading my videos and pictures off my SD card on to ubuntu?
[06:15] <darlek> romp, first does ubuntu see your sd card?  check df -h to see if it's being read
[06:15] <fornix> ``y7: just curious. what does "$ sudo nmap -PN 192.168.1.100" giv u
[06:15] <PuzzledPenguin> Through Wine.  I am going to try and run it 640x480 and see if it will run full screen like that on Virtual Desktop
[06:16] <Killeroid> is anyone else experiencing font degradation/corruption the longer the computer has been running?
[06:16] <``y7> fornix: bash: $: command not found..... do i need the $ in there?
[06:16] <lstarnes> ``y7: no, that is just to show that it is a command
[06:16] <losher> Killeroid: never heard anyone mention that before
[06:16] <``y7> lstarnes, rgr that, thx
[06:16] <romp> darlek No it does not seem to recognize it
[06:17] <``y7> fornix: http://pastebin.com/mb8c8c02
[06:17] <darlek> romp, are you reading it from the computer or from a usb reader?
[06:17] <losher> timewriter: just google it
[06:17] <Killeroid> losher: it just started a few updates ago. now, after the computer has been running for a long time, the fonts starts degrading and some characters get corrupted, it goes on till in the end, almost all characters are degraeded/corrupted
[06:18] <fornix> ``y7: voila! so now you know
[06:18] <darlek> romp the sd card I mean.  from a slot or from a usb card reader?
[06:18] <fornix> ``y7: icmp packets are blocked
[06:18] <timewriter> losher , it has to be around here somewhere
[06:18] <tt> 人好多
[06:18] <Mow> alright last call does anyone know much about making glmatrix as a backround?...
[06:19] <``y7> fornix, how did you establish that from the last pastebin link, so i know how to for future reference?
[06:19] <losher> Killeroid: are you sure it's not a monitor problem?
[06:19] <romp> darlek I just put my SD card into the built in card reader in the computer like I always did with windows XP only with XP it would allow me to open up the files and it would see my card. Abuntu does not seem to find anything on any of my cards
[06:19] <darlek> Killeroid, I had that once in Breezy Badger a long time ago, I removed some fonts for foreign languages that I  wasn't using and that cleared it up.  don't know if that helps ;)
[06:19] <Killeroid> losher: i'm pretty sure. i just googled and found others having the same problem. apparently, all of us sufferers have the intel xorg driver
[06:20] <froes> hi, is anyone having problems with ubuntu x64?? i was with the i386 version and decided to try so i could use 4GB ram. but it just takes too long to boot and it keeps freezing. mostly when comming back from screensaver
[06:20] <losher> Killeroid: good find. Is there a solution?
[06:20] <fornix> ``y7: nmap did know that ur 192.168.1.100 ip was up and it also found out open ports on that machine
[06:21] <Killeroid> losher: i havent found any yet. all i can guess is that the xorg driver is corrupting the font pixmap cache.
[06:21] <fornix> brb. breakfast.
[06:21] <``y7> fornix, so my open ports on the 192.168.1.100 are 22 and 5900?
[06:21] <romp> darlek is there any other way to try and find a file in my SD card on abuntu?
[06:22] <losher> Killeroid: nasty. If it's slow to happen, might just wanna live with restarting the server periodically...
[06:23] <Killeroid> losher: yeah, but i hate doing that. i am using a laptop and i have an average uptime of around 6 days. now i have to restart every couple of hours. its really annoying. jaunty has turned out to be a avery shitty release for us intel video card users
[06:23] <darlek> romp; try removing the card, then put the card back in.  Run dmesg | tail to see the last few commands and see if it is detecting the card removal and insertion.  There may be an indication of the driver needed.
[06:23] <simoncpu> i'm not sure if this is the right channel,
[06:23] <simoncpu> but how can i disable vt-x/amd-v in virtualbox?
[06:24] <simoncpu> the checkbox is greyed out
[06:24] <losher> Killeroid: jaunty was rushed out, it seems. Downgrade?
[06:24] <gartral> !language | Killeroid
[06:24] <simoncpu> !menu
[06:24] <simoncpu> !menu | simoncpu
[06:24] <simoncpu> lololol
[06:25] <Killeroid> losher: I am thiking of doing that.
[06:25] <romp> darlek what is dmesg? and how do I run it?
[06:25] <simoncpu> romp: sudo dmesg
[06:25] <losher> Killeroid: I've been real happy with 8.04 + backports
[06:25] <novato1> español
[06:25] <losher> !dmesg
[06:25] <gladiator> hi .. i upgraded to 9.04 .. and some of my media codecs are not functioning anymore
[06:25] <losher> !es | novato1
[06:26] <gladiator> any solutions?
[06:26] <darlek> !dmesg | romp
[06:26] <Killeroid> !restricted | gladiator
[06:26] <gladiator> i tried uninstalling and re installing my players .. but no use
[06:26] <gartral> anyone know if the 3d acceleration on ATI radeon express 1150 cards works in jaunty, or should i default to intrepid?
[06:26] <darlek> romp, open a terminal window and type dmesg | tail , then remove and insert your sd card to see if any messages come up
[06:27] <gladiator> Killeroid: i had already installed the restricted codecs earlier .. when i was on 8.10 .. would they have reverted with an upgrade?
[06:27] <romp> darlek how do I open terminal window?
[06:27] <lstarnes> romp: applications > accessories > terminal
[06:28] <Killeroid> gladiator: lots of weird things can happen during the upgrade, the codecs might have been removed. try adding installing them again
[06:28] <darlek> gladiator, it's not the players, it's the codecs that need to be redownloaded.  apt-cache search codec
[06:29] <romp> lstarnes darlek thanks, but now what do I do or look for now that I typed that in? Sorry I know nothing about computers
[06:29] <gladiator> darlek: its also the players .. vlc was totally nuts after the upgrade .. the latest version is so full of bugs .. and the older version is not even in apt
[06:30] <gartral> anyone know if the 3d acceleration on ATI radeon express 1150 cards works in jaunty, or should i default to intrepid?
[06:30] <Jeruvy> gladiator: which ver?
[06:30] <gladiator> 0.9.9a
[06:30] <saprophyte_> anybody have experience with tokbox's air client on Ubuntu 9.04?
[06:32] <romp> all I get under the dmesg is  Write Protect is off
[06:34] <romp> Ok some how the SD card just popped up on my desk top, I have no idea why but Ill see what I can do now, Thanks for all the help
[06:34] <darkclown>  /server Atlanta.ga.us.dal.net
[06:34] <darkclown>  /server Atlanta.ga.us.dal.net
[06:35] <simoncpu> too bad he didn't type his password
[06:35] <djdavis75> lol
[06:35] <eseven73> lol
[06:36] <anr78> how can I prevent Ubuntu from trying to start the applications I used before I booted/logged out? I have unchecked "remember running applications", but it still launches stuff
[06:36] <indus> anr78: ya even i have that problem
[06:36] <four2zero> Is there support for Flashplayer content on ubu-64bit?
[06:36] <four2zero> Yet!
[06:36] <lstarnes> four2zero: yes
[06:36] <four2zero> wow, its a bout darn time.
[06:36] <KD8FYT> good evening, I was wondering if someone could help me with an issue
[06:36] <indus> four2zero: yes an alpha version of flash is available since feb
[06:37] <four2zero> time to install ubuntu 64
[06:37] <anr78> indus: could it be some state that's stuck from when it was enabled? maybe some configfile we could clear..
[06:37] <djdavis75> anr78: you check System -> Preferences -> Startup Application?
[06:37] <four2zero> indus, where do i find it?
[06:37] <KD8FYT> I upgraded to 9.04 about 3 weeks ago from 8.10. before upgrading Linux would mount my LG VU as a mass media storage device no problem. afterward it wont see it
[06:37] <anr78> djdavis75: yes, thats not checked
[06:37] <indus> anr78: its a bug iam sure
[06:38] <KD8FYT> oh i know it is
[06:38] <KD8FYT> wish they would fix it already. any ideas on a work around?
[06:38] <indus> KD8FYT: i wasnt referring to ur issue
[06:38] <metaaa> KD8FYT, CU 920 or 915?
[06:38] <KD8FYT> well, how do I tell?
[06:38] <metaaa> does it have a pull out antenna?
[06:38] <KD8FYT> yup
[06:38] <metaaa> Cu920
[06:39] <``y7> does ubuntu have a recyle bin of some sort?
[06:39] <darlek> romp, good, looks like removing and adding fixed it then?
[06:39] <indus> KD8FYT: have u tried adding usb_storage to /etc/modules
[06:39] <KD8FYT> yep, no luck
[06:39] <zortec> Can anyone help me out? I'm at a cli with no desktop.  I tried to install packages from the CD but got an error that the installation of packages failed.  The only thing I have installed is irssi which I used apt-get
[06:39] <djdavis75> ``y7: gnome has a trash can, KDE probably has something similar
[06:39] <metaaa> KD8FYT, is it showing up at all as connected hardware?
[06:39] <KD8FYT> under lsusb i can see it
[06:39] <``y7> djdavis75, where can i find the trash can?
[06:39] <metaaa> like, clearly it's not mounting, but does the OS know something is there
[06:39] <KD8FYT> thats it
[06:39] <zortec> darlek: I need to know if there is a way to search for packages
[06:39] <metaaa> tried mounting it by hand?
[06:40] <zortec> Sorry, that is not to darlek, but to everyone
[06:40] <KD8FYT> im not sure of the mount point.... sda??
[06:40] <darlek> ``y7, top right side.  If it isn't there you can add it by right clicking on the taskbar
[06:40] <KD8FYT> perhaps sda2?
[06:40] <metaaa> ...maybe?
[06:40] <``y7> darlek, djdavis75 thx
[06:40] <darlek> zortec, sure... apt-cache search packagename
[06:40] <metaaa> you know what, i've got a VU too
[06:40] <metaaa> im going to try mounting it
[06:40] <rafal> hello all
[06:40] <djdavis75> ``y7: in the bottom right corner of the desktop
[06:40] <darlek> zortec can even search for partial names
[06:40] <zortec> I also want to know how to see my partitions... I'm still getting use to cli
[06:40] <saprophyte_> didn't know flash and 64bit ubuntu was an issue... maybe that is my problem with tokbox lmao...
[06:40] <kangjh> hello
[06:41] <zortec> It's a bit different not having a gui I'll admit
[06:41] <KD8FYT> i cant get it to mount manually either
[06:41] <metaaa> KD8FYT, im gonna fire up my dell, then connect my phone
[06:41] <Killeroid> zortec: sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop
[06:41] <KD8FYT> how can i find out which mount point it would use?
[06:41] <metaaa> see if the problem is your system or the OS itself
[06:41] <KD8FYT> ok great, thanks
[06:41] <zortec> I got the base system installed on the cd, but it failed to install any packages so I only have a cli
[06:41] <``y7> where is a good place to store random files at?
[06:41] <darlek> zortec, sudo fdisk -l
[06:41] <Killeroid> zortec: that installs a desktop
[06:41] <losher> zortec: so were you in the middle of an installation that failed, or what?
[06:41] <indus> KD8FYT: try mount -a
[06:41] <rafal> jest ktoś z Polski ??
[06:41] <indus> !pl
[06:41] <bc> ``y7: somewhere in ~/ unless you want to backup files from all over the place
[06:41] <zortec> I wanted to install multiple desktops just to try them out.  I've set up my partitions such as 100GB for /, and 1GB for swap
[06:42] <superfly420> i have a really weird sound problem, it comes out mono only from the left and very distorted
[06:42] <``y7> awesome, thx guys
[06:42] <darkdelusions> Guys I am running into an issue when i plug my headset in to my laptop it does auto mute my laptop speaks I have looked all over and tried several differnt thing ranging from upgrade alsa to adding option's to the alsa base config but I am still trikin out anyone have any ideas?
[06:42] <metaaa> KD8FYT, what's teh deal with your name anyway?
[06:42] <KD8FYT> ?
[06:42] <KD8FYT> im a ham radio operator
[06:42] <Flannel> metaaa: That's not really on topic.  But, it's a HAM callsign
[06:42] <djdavis75> ``y7: yeah, u should store your user file in you home directory
[06:42] <metaaa> AH! that makes sense
[06:42] <KD8FYT> the FCC decided it would be a good name
[06:42] <darlek> radio
[06:42] <djdavis75> make some folder is there
[06:42] <sammy> so lets say there's a kernel bug affecting 2.6.28, which is what shipped with jaunty, but the fix is in 2.6.29. i'm trying to install ubuntu on a box that's affected by the bug, which halts the boot process. should I install 8.10, compile my own kernel up to 2.6.29, and then do a dist upgrade, or is there an easier way to install 9.04?
[06:43] <losher> zortec: so which desktop do you want next?
[06:43] <djdavis75> KD8FYT: ahh fellow ham operator
[06:43] <KD8FYT> heh, good morning sir
[06:43] <zortec> losher: I was going to install xfce so xbuntu-desktop, ubuntu-desktop, and kde-desktop but since it wouldn't install off the cd
[06:43] <``y7> <3 ubuntu ;)
[06:43] <zortec> I had the option to skip that and install the boot loader which is what I did
[06:43] <KD8FYT> indus, how should I use it
[06:44] <KD8FYT> the -a that is
[06:44] <hermanChess> why is Synaptic still asking for proxy?
[06:44] <losher> zortec: you should be able to install any of those over the internet instead, if you want
[06:44] <KD8FYT> such as sudo mount -a /mnt/drive ?
[06:44] <zortec> I've created a 100GB partition, so hopefully that will give me plenty of room
[06:44] <indus> in terminal type sudo mount -a
[06:44] <superfly420> can anybody please toss me some advice?
[06:44] <Titan8990> !test
[06:44] <superfly420> i have a really weird sound problem, it comes out mono only from the left and very distorted
[06:44] <dotblank> I just discovered mouse gestures... I am completley amazed.. take easy stroke + dasher + wii mote+ projector and you get something very special
[06:44] <Alacard> How do I specify the exact type of monitor on Ubuntu 8.04 with a NVidia card?
[06:45] <darlek> 9.04 is really just a bunch of packages.  you can run whatever kernel you want and since it's above then that would work fine.  I don't see why you'd need to downgrade.  I ran a two year old kernel with Ibex just to keep my Internet working before Jaunty.  Use grub to point the kernel you want to use or run update grub
[06:45] <zortec> losher: Should I use aptitude or apt-get search cache?  Are there any differences in the two? Sorry I don't know the cli that well
[06:45] <metaaa> KD8FYT, doesn't work for me either, somebody needs to make a bug report on this
[06:45] <losher> zortec: 100G is plenty. Most ubuntus fit in 5 or 6G
[06:45] <saprophyte_> what is the command to list kernel version?
[06:45] <JusticeZero> Hi, freakish behavior while installing a dual boot; the LiveCD thinks the hard drive is empty, but Windows is already installed and the disk was partitioned earlier/.
[06:46] <darlek> saprophyte_, uname -a would show it I think
[06:46] <KD8FYT> no shit metaaa
[06:46] <Titan8990> zortec, apt-cache search is generally taught
[06:46] <djdavis75> saprophyte_: uname -a will show current one
[06:46] <felix_> hi! can anyone recommend me a really good game? no matter oldyes, just they have to be very entertaining
[06:46] <sammy> darlek: I can't boot the install cd, if you were talking to me. the kernel included on the 9.04 cd is 2.6.28 which wont boot with the highpoint 366 pata controller.
[06:46] <Alacard> uname -r
[06:46] <Titan8990> zortec, but both provide the same function
[06:46] <KD8FYT> ive read about 10 different bug issues on the nets
[06:46] <saprophyte_> thank you
[06:46] <zortec> losher: I know it's probably overkill but I had 215GB to work with so I just created 100GB partition
[06:46] <metaaa> KD8FYT, do you have any other AT&T LG phones?
[06:46] <KD8FYT> nope
[06:46] <JusticeZero> What should I do to troubleshoot this?
[06:46] <metaaa> hmm
[06:46] <losher> zortec: I don't think it matters. You can use either or go back & forth. People say aptitude is better. I use apt-get/apt-search myself
[06:47] <metaaa> know anybody with a shine?
[06:47] <froes> hi, is anyone having problems with ubuntu x64?? i was with the i386 version and decided to try so i could use 4GB ram. but it just takes too long to boot and it keeps freezing. mostly when comming back from screensaver
[06:47] <metaaa> CU720
[06:47] <djdavis75> felix_: word of padman and neverputt :D
[06:47] <Titan8990> zortec, i once got a full linux install (not ubuntu) in to 120mb
[06:47] <djdavis75> world of padman even
[06:47] <saprophyte_> im using x64
[06:47] <saprophyte_> love it so far
[06:47] <losher> zortec: to install xfce you should be able to just type apt-get install xfce & then stand well back...
[06:47] <metaaa> froes, what kind of hardware are you on?
[06:47] <saprophyte_> about to upgrade kernel though from 2.6.28-11-generic
[06:47] <zortec> Titan8990 I wanted to leave a lot of room to play around with
[06:47] <Titan8990> losher, xubuntu-desktop is likely the package he wants
[06:47] <froes> i'm on a toshiba laptop
[06:47] <Talkradio> saprophyte_ how much ram do you have
[06:48] <KD8FYT> this is a rather frustrating issue i must say
[06:48] <saprophyte_> froes me too
[06:48] <darlek> sammy, okay in this case then you'd use a lesser version 8.10, then update.  Even when it's done the new kernel will suck, but the grub loader can use the older kernel with the newer software.  Also you can download the higher kernel version and tell grub to use that too
[06:48] <saprophyte_> lol i dont remember how much this laptop has
[06:48] <metaaa> froes, could be your power save settings in bios
[06:48] <Titan8990> zortec, linux and its applications don't take hardly any room, only things that will is media such as games, movies, and songs
[06:48] <zortec> Titan8990: The last partitions I created were 20GB for /home and 10GB for root, but this time I left the /home out
[06:48] <saprophyte_> 2gb?
[06:48] <metaaa> KD8FYT, i'm trying to find people with jaunty and LG phones
[06:48] <froes> metaaa, that is disabled
[06:48] <darlek> sammy, that way you're getting around a kernel issue but still have new software
[06:48] <KD8FYT> well Im one. heh
[06:48] <zortec> Titan8990: I ran out of room in /home so I wanted to make this one really big
[06:48] <metaaa> KD8FYT, see if we replicate the issue across different models
[06:48] <superfly420> froes u have sound issuses?
[06:49] <Talkradio> just wondering if there is an advantage if you don't run more than 4gb
[06:49] <KD8FYT> metaaa, just let me know what you need me to do and Ill help out
[06:49] <losher> zortec: just back up anything you can't live without before you start messing around & it won't matter if you mess up...
[06:49] <froes> i think my install maybe fucked up, because on my synaptics, even on search it wont show all packages.
[06:49] <sparr> I may be moving from KDE to Gnome...  Can anyone recommend a tutorial or guide for a long time linux/kde user who is using gnome for the first time?
[06:49] <JusticeZero> Hi, the partitioner on the Live CD does not recognize anything on my hard drive, what can I do?
[06:49] <froes> like i had to install htop ... it wouldnt show
[06:49] <KD8FYT> metaaa, i would really love to get the pictures of the catfish i caught yesterday off the phone, so yeah, im up for helping
[06:49] <Titan8990> zortec, a way to keep a multiple partition setup-up AND allow of them to easily expand and be resized is LVM
[06:49] <Titan8990> !lvm | zortec
[06:49] <froes> superfly420,  no .. sound works perfectly
[06:49] <superfly420> hmm
[06:49] <djdavis75> sparr: gnome is pretty straight forward
[06:50] <zortec> losher, Titan8990: I want to install both the ubuntu desktop and the kde 4.2, but about that should I go with KDE 4 or KDE 3.5 which I heard is more stable?
[06:50] <Titan8990> zortec, sort of on the advanced side of things though
[06:50] <Shailendra> Has anyone get good printing by Epson printers ??
[06:50] <KD8FYT> gnome went after my wife the other night, i had to put it in its place.
[06:50] <Titan8990> zortec, you don't get to pick....
[06:50] <Titan8990> zortec, this isn't gentoo :)
[06:50] <sammy> darlek: yes, I'm sorry, I do understand that I can update the kernel in 9.04, I was just wondering if there was some way I'm not thinking of to boot with 2.6.29 and install that. though it seems i might have to make some sort of custom live cd or some such...
[06:50] <sparr> djdavis75: I don't mean the UI so much as the applications.  i use k3b for cd burning now, what's the gnome equivalent?  what file manager will i use instead of konqueror?
[06:50] <zortec> Titan8990: I don't consider myself advanced in linux at all, don't you get to pick when you select packages?
[06:50] <froes> another thing i am having is, sometimes net work manager wont connect my mobile, i have to restart the laptop to be able to connect.
[06:50] <Titan8990> zortec, versions? in debian package management? don't think so...
[06:51] <zortec> Titan8990 Sorry I must have package management all confused in ubuntu
[06:51] <JusticeZero> guess I just have to reformat and start from scratch?
[06:51] <froes> and sometimes it boots all fucked up .. another display settings, sound wont work, etc
[06:51] <djdavis75> sparr: nautalis is the file manager, brasero or gnome baker are cd burners, there are many
[06:51] <darlek> sammy, yes the custom cd .  if that's not an option, load 8.10, get the higher kernels, update to 9.04, then switch grub to use the higher kernels instead
[06:51] <Titan8990> zortec, you take the newest version in the repo and that it, that is the point of different versions to disto like 9.04 (jaunty)
[06:51] <Shailendra> Has anyone get good printing by Epson printers ??
[06:51] <Shailendra> Has anyone get good printing by Epson printers ??
[06:51] <Shailendra> Has anyone get good printing by Epson printers ??
[06:51] <FloodBot3> Shailendra: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:51] <Titan8990> zortec, you know 9.04 will have things such as KDE 4.2
[06:51] <sparr> bye Shailendra
[06:51] <sammy> darlek: ah, custom cd. I have something to google now! thank you.
[06:51] <timewriter> i was talking with a guy but i forgot his name :(
[06:52] <Titan8990> zortec, there are distro much more flexible with using different versions but the are advanced "enthusiast" distros
[06:52] <zortec> Titan8990: I do know that ubuntu is going to have the latest packages in the repositories, just didn't know if they would offer kde 3.5 though
[06:52] <sparr> djdavis75: I'm going to try reinstalling kubuntu, see how many problems that resolves.  if not many, then ill be moving to gnome
[06:52] <froes> all that really pisses me of
[06:52] <Titan8990> zortec, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[06:52] <zortec> Titan8990: You keep using that word "advanced" that I'm kind of a ltitle intimidated to use linux
[06:52] <Titan8990> zortec, load of bloat IMO
[06:53] <sparr> wish me luck on a fresh install
[06:53] <Titan8990> zortec, I am not recommending it, I am just telling you what it is
[06:53] <JusticeZero> no suggestions of things to check/actions to take?
[06:53] <zortec> Titan8990: I come from a huge Windows background all the way back to 3.1 that I wanted to see if I could make the switch over to Linux without too many hitches
[06:53] <Titan8990> zortec, I have personally found that xfce (with plenty of adjustments) will look as good as KDE/GNOME, provide the same functionality, and do it as a faster speed
[06:53] <Titan8990> zortec, linux is not a replacement for windows
[06:54] <superfly420> i have a really weird sound problem, it comes out mono only from the left and very distorted
[06:54] <Titan8990> zortec, you have to think linux, not think windows
[06:54] <Ryan_Delaney> zortec No, you will have to adjust to the new environment
[06:54] <superfly420> is there anything i can do to see if its hardware
[06:54] <zortec> Titan8990: Of course, I know that linux is its own operating system just like mac or windows for that matter
[06:54] <Ryan_Delaney> zortec: the design philosophy is very different in a lot of ways
[06:54] <JusticeZero> zortec: It took my Windows HD dying a week before finals to switch. After finals were dealt with and I could get the thing fixed, I was used to it and no longer saw the point in a Windows reinstall.
[06:54] <djdavis75> superfly420: I would google your sound card model with ubuntu and some short problem description
[06:55] <superfly420> i have tried to no avail
[06:55] <djdavis75> what model card u have?
[06:55] <superfly420> its an says intel hda
[06:55] <losher> zortec: Why not make things simple for yourself. Install 8.04 with gnome & play with it for a while. Then branch out...
[06:55] <froes> saprophyte_, do you have any issues with intel video drivers? i can never go to console (Ctrl + alt + Fx )
[06:55] <djdavis75> lol, ok
[06:55] <JusticeZero> It's just different at some core levels; it'll be confusing as all heck for a few days, then you'll feel clumsy for a few days, then you'll think it's great.
[06:56] <zortec> losher: I can't use any live cd since my graphics card is the problem here and so I have to use a minimal cd is what I have done with ubuntu 9.04
[06:56] <zortec> losher: That is why I'm here in the first place
[06:56] <superfly420> is there anyway to switch it to stereo?
[06:56] <JusticeZero> My liveCD is giving me issues too..
[06:56] <Rabbitbunny> zortec: no, use the alternate CD, it has a console install, but has X.
[06:56] <koshari> zortec you can use an alt dic if you wis
[06:56] <koshari> h
[06:57] <koshari> alt disc
[06:57] <darlek> zortec, it takes a while to get over the pciture-book-for-kids-style and not be intimidated by the cli.  Once that's done it's on to the next hurdle ;)
[06:57] <zortec> losher: Another issue is that I want to fully test out 3D effects and hardware in linux and I've ran ubuntu in a VM but it doesn't utilize your hardware to the fullest and so we are back to the minimal install
[06:57] <losher> zortec: that's an ambitious list to try with what's apparently a non-supported/non-standard graphics card...
[06:57] <zortec> Rabbitbunny: There is a bug that I guess has been identified in the alternate CD where your cd is not recognized and so it was suggested I go with the minimal CD
[06:58] <superfly420> how do i check the exact card i have lspci?
[06:58] <darlek> zortec, that's a surprise, I have 9.04 running with a 16mb trident card on a PIII, so I'd be surprised that you're running something slower than mine ;)
[06:58] <kancha> hi
[06:58] <metaaa> why do people get so impressed that something would run on a P3?
[06:58] <kancha> here I want some help gyes
[06:58] <metaaa> i've run vista with glass on a P3
[06:58] <darlek> superfly420, you can also try sudo lshw
[06:59] <Rabbitbunny> I have 9.04 live on a 400Mhz p1 with 128mb ram, runs fine.
[06:59] <metaaa> if ubuntu can't keep up with vista, you're doing it wrong
[06:59] <superfly420> thanks
[06:59] <losher> !ask | kancha
[06:59] <darlek> Rabbitbunny, nice
[06:59] <zortec> The graphics chipset I have is nvidia nforce 610i/geforce 7300... once I get access to the restricted drivers through the minimal install, my video works fine but I can't do any testing as I have no access to those drivers on the alternate CD or the live CD
[06:59] <lstarnes> metaaa: what kind of graphica card did you have and how much ram did you have?
[06:59] <darlek> zortec, gotcha
[06:59] <metaaa> gig and a 6600GT
[07:00] <Titan8990> zortec, are you sure you did a minimal install (CLI only)?
[07:00] <losher> zortec: ok, makes more sense now.
[07:00] <Shailendra> Has anyone get good printing by Epson printers ??
[07:00] <hett> hello there
[07:00] <Shailendra> Has anyone get good printing by Epson LX 300 + printers ??
[07:00] <zortec> Titan8990 I did the install off the minimal CD.  There are two options, one is for the regular installer and the other is for a command line install.
[07:00] <hett> can you guys help me with 9.04 ssh lag problem?
[07:01] <metaaa> Does anybody here connect their phone to their ubuntu machine using a USB cable, and do they do this on jaunty, or have the ability to? i need to see what models are effected by this issue, please PM me?
[07:01] <zortec> Titan8990: I did the regular installer, but it only works on the minimal install CD which I admit is weird, but it works anyway
[07:01] <OpenPsycho> hett: whats the problem?
[07:01] <Shailendra> Has anyone get good printing by Epson LX 300 + printers on ubuntu 8.10 ??
[07:01] <Shailendra> Has anyone get good printing by Epson LX 300 + printers on ubuntu 8.10 ?? Please help me
[07:01] <zortec> Titan8990: I don't have a desktop though.  It failed to install any of the packages I selected so I just have a base system with a command line interface
[07:01] <saprophyte_> metaaa haven't got my blackberry to work yet using x64 ubuntu
[07:01] <hett> OpenPsycho, when I'm working via ssh on my server I'm getting lagged randomly by 2-10 secs
[07:01] <djdavis75> Shailendra: no one here probably has that printer
[07:02] <djdavis75> Shailendra: try google ubuntu and the printer model
[07:02] <KD8FYT> saprophyte_, i think 9.04 hates phones in general
[07:03] <metaaa> saprophyte_, which model?
[07:03] <djdavis75> 9.04 does see my MING
[07:03] <djdavis75> doesn't
[07:03] <metaaa> MING?
[07:03] <saprophyte_> metaaa: blackberry perl 8130
[07:03] <djdavis75> Moto A1200
[07:03] <JeffFairlight> hey anybody here make tracker music?
[07:03] <darlek> zortec, if you run the sudo aptitude safe-update or dist-upgrade, does aptitude help add new software?  I'm figuring that's how you get the better nvidia support as well as a desktop
[07:03] <OpenPsycho> hett: whats the latency to the server?
[07:03] <zortec> So you don't recommend if I want to just test out desktops to install ubuntu-desktop, kubuntu-desktop, and xubuntu-desktop... or any of the other desktops that are available in the package manager
[07:03] <OpenPsycho> hett: what are the processes .... pastebin the ssh logs
[07:03] <Titan8990> zortec, you should try the alternate instead of the minimal
[07:04] <metaaa> Maybe a new channel, #ubuntu-phoneissue ?
[07:04] <Rabbitbunny> hett: did you try ping? how far is the server?
[07:04] <saprophyte_> whats the easiest way to upgrade to .29 kernel
[07:04] <Titan8990> !alternate | zortec
[07:04] <hett> uh, guys I'm working on my local server
[07:04] <zortec> Titan8990: I've tried the alternate.  It didn't recognize my cdrom and was looping so I just burned the minimal iso to a CD and I used that
[07:04] <Titan8990> !minimal | zortec
[07:04] <darlek> zortec, worry first about getting the ubuntu-desktop up and running first, then you can add and try
[07:04] <hett> I mean, on my LAN
[07:04] <Shailendra> Has anyone get good printing by Epson LX 300 + printers on ubuntu 8.10 ?? Please help me
[07:04] <hett> I have wired network here
[07:05] <Rabbitbunny> hett: ah, i've had that happen before i installed openssh and did something with security keys.
[07:05] <metaaa> saprophyte_, does it show up using lsusb?
[07:05] <zortec> darlek: Could I not just install all of the desktops and then have it boot into one of them? I have no experience in this
[07:05] <zortec> darlek: I know that apt-get will download all the packages for me
[07:05] <Rabbitbunny> zortec: Yes.
[07:05] <hett> Rabbitbunny, k, I'll try to install openssh...anyway my ping with the server max is 3ms
[07:05] <saprophyte_> metaaa yes it does
[07:06] <metaaa> qualcomm?
[07:06] <hett> Rabbitbunny, and I have no prblem with 8.10... :-/
[07:06] <metaaa> does it show up as qualcomm when you try to connect as mass storage?
[07:06] <darlek> zortec, actually the ubuntu is the main underlying system and kde /xubuntu use and share libraries between them.  When the ubuntu is loaded you can then apt get kde and xubuntu .  On login you would then select the desktop, but the login is running from ubuntu ;)
[07:06] <zortec> Is that a known bug with the Minimal CD? I can't get it to run since my cdrom is not recognized
[07:07] <froes> do anyone knows how to install eclipse on 9.04 without the gcj support ??? just with the sun-jdk ??
[07:07] <zortec> I also should point out I have no drivers to tell it where my cdrom is located, it should pick that up automatically or so I thought
[07:07] <Rabbitbunny> hett: hmm, might be out of my league, my server is still LTS.
[07:07] <Baix> anyone know how i would have it stop asking me whether i want to 'run' 'run in terminal' 'display' or 'cancel' a specific executable text file
[07:07] <JusticeZero> I'd like to know that myself..
[07:08] <zortec> darlek: Oh, ubuntu and kubuntu are not separate desktops from one another?
[07:08] <zortec> darlek: I thought they run independently of each other and do not rely on one to be installed
[07:08] <koshari> zortec yes they are
[07:09] <zortec> So I could install kubuntu-desktop and then install ubuntu-desktop later right?
[07:09] <koshari> zortec either window manager may be run
[07:09] <koshari> zortec or fouxbox, xubuntu and so on
[07:09] <zortec> koshari: fluxbox
[07:09] <koshari> fluxbox sorry
[07:09] <zortec> koshari I knew what you mean :)
[07:10] <darlek> zortec, each *buntu can be installed as it's own system but mostly ubuntu is installed first, then the others are layered on top.  Thus if you delete one you have the other.  Many programs are not 100% kde or gnome, so it's designed for greatest flexibility
[07:10] <koshari> darlek there not really layered on top, thet are more like peers
[07:10] <zortec> kde is not strong enough to run without ubuntu? That is what I'm guessing
[07:10] <darlek> yeah
[07:10] <froes> do anyone knows why 8.04 will be maintained until April 2011 and 9.04 only until 2010
[07:10] <froes> ??
[07:10] <zortec> So you are using ubuntu as a fallback if kde screws up?
[07:10] <Titan8990> zortec, each *buntu varies in a degree that they shouldn't be considered seperate distros
[07:10] <koshari> zortec kubuntu is pure kde withour gnome,.
[07:10] <Flannel> froes: Because 8.04 is an LTS release, 9.04 is just a regular one.
[07:11] <Titan8990> !lts | froes
[07:11] <darlek> I was thinking of shared libraries or cross scripts
[07:11] <froes> humm thanks guys
[07:11] <Titan8990> froes, 8.04 uses a more traditional linux update scheme of patching, not upgrading
[07:11] <zortec> So the recommended way to do this is to install ubuntu and then kde if I want both desktops?
[07:11] <zortec> I can't go kde then ubuntu
[07:11] <darlek> zortec,  yes
[07:12] <koshari> darlek the librarys are more to do with the developer platform than the WM wad created with
[07:12] <Flannel> zortec: You can go Kubuntu then Ubuntu, yes.
[07:12] <Titan8990> zortec, you select what which one you want to use from the log-in
[07:12] <darlek> koshari, ah i see
[07:12] <djdavis75> froes: 8.04 is a LTS (Long Term Service) release.
[07:12] <zortec> Why am I getting different answers? It's kind of confusing
[07:12] <darlek> zortec, either or is fine
[07:12] <Titan8990> zortec, you can do it however you want
[07:12] <Myrtti> zortec: you *SHOULD* be able to do it both ways
[07:12] <zortec> I want to do it in such a way that stability is not going to take a hit because of it
[07:12] <koshari> zortec: itsnot really confusoing think of 3 different lego sets, they all are built on lego however
[07:12] <Flannel> zortec: It will not matter which order you do them in.
[07:13] <zortec> If installing kde first is going to screw everything up, then I don't want to go that way
[07:13] <Vega_Beauty> -0-9
[07:13] <RHorse> !find wmmon > RHorse
[07:13] <daglees> Hello, my development machine here at work has 4GB of RAM and sometimes it runs mega slow, I found out it's an Ubuntu install from within Windows XP
[07:13] <koshari> zortec each release has a metapackage which basically states what packages that release will use as default,
[07:13] <daglees> Could that be what's slowing down my performance?
[07:13] <zortec> What does darlek mean when he says that the other window managers are built on top of ubuntu?
[07:13] <daglees> cos on Windows 7 it's very responsive
[07:13] <Flannel> zortec: "Ubuntu" the distro, not "Ubuntu" the flavor.
[07:14] <djdavis75> zortec: kde, gnome, etc... are just different desktop environments for linux, ubuntu ships with and is setup with gnome by default, kubuntu with kde by default, reguardless of what u start with, you can install other desktops
[07:14] <Baix> how do i change the visual effects beyond none/normal/extra?
[07:14] <zortec> So kde does not take anything from gnome and vice-versa?
[07:14] <Flannel> zortec: No
[07:14] <darlek> zortec, my understanding was later corrected.  Ubuntu like any desktop shares files so that you can run a kde app if you have kubuntu desktop installed even if I'm in gnome.
[07:14] <djdavis75> biax: you have to install the compiz config tool
[07:14] <koshari> zortec it wont screw anything up, only thing is you will have a lot of packages installed, like possable 3 browsers, and a couple of different file managers ect as teach release has different apps
[07:15] <djdavis75> biax: I don't remember the exact name, it's in synaptic
[07:15] <darlek> zortec, thus I don't have to switch/logoff first
[07:15] <xtiancr> hi
[07:15] <zortec> What is the general feeling about kde and gnome? I used gnome to start with and didn't have a problem, but I want to see what kde is like
[07:15] <Slart> !ccsm | billybigrigger
[07:15] <koshari> darlek correct providing its dependencies are met and apt WILL take care of that
[07:15] <``y7> does ubuntu's OS have something equivalent to windows's DPI setting to where you can make everything bigger?
[07:15] <xtiancr> hi, my firefox "eats" my memory.... what can i do?
[07:15] <Slart> bah.. sorry billybigrigger, wrong nick
[07:15] <xtiancr> hi, my firefox "eats" my memory.... what can i do?
[07:16] <Rabbitbunny> that's normal.
[07:16] <djdavis75> zortec: I run ubuntu, with gnome, but I can run KDE apps, it will just install a lot of extra libraries to run them, since ubuntu doesn't have those libraries by default
[07:16] <Rabbitbunny> use Opera if you don't have enough RAM.
[07:16] <koshari> zortec purely comes down to personal opinion, some people like anchvey on pizza , dont make it superior pizza
[07:16] <daglees> you can switch to Opera
[07:16] <bullgard4> ``y7: Yes. But not to be recommended.
[07:16] <zortec> Does KDE look a lot like vista or MacOS? I've heard those opinions
[07:16] <koshari> xtiancr: use dillo
[07:16] <xtiancr> but is opera have plugins like firefox?
[07:17] <PossiblyTheLonge> xtiancr: Use a different (alternative) browsers.
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> djdavis75: sure but you will install a tonne of qt deps
[07:17] <daglees> Gnome + Dust > Aero/KDE
[07:17] <djdavis75>  action: yep
[07:17] <koshari> zortec they are both havily custimisable, you can make them look pretty much anyway you like,
[07:17] <PossiblyTheLonge> zortec: It looks more like Vista.  :)
[07:17] <ActionParsnip> zortec: you can skin either to look like aero
[07:17] <xtiancr> is there a good plugins in opera?
[07:17] <JusticeZero> KDE looks a lot like KDE..
[07:17] <``y7> zortec, do i have any other options if my setup is too small?
[07:17] <zortec> ``y7: Sorry? I didn't see your question
[07:18] <xtiancr> somebody speak spanish??
[07:18] <lstarnes> !es | xtiancr
[07:18] <darlek> zortec, I've had kubuntu, ubuntu and xubuntu all running at once.  in the end I stuck to ubuntu to save space and reduce package clutter.  Frankly you can add as many as you want.  KDE fonts drove me nuts though.  Some like it however.  Xubuntu loaded quickly and was great on my low memory.  Play around!
[07:18] <xtiancr> somebody speak spanish?? alguien habla español?
[07:18] <koshari> djdavis75 if you install ANY quicktime app the librarys will be installed
[07:18] <zortec> I did like when I was watching a review on youtube of kde that it's easier to install wallpapers and themes
[07:18] <Rabbitbunny> ``y7: you mean zoom, it's under accessability.
[07:18] <zortec> But it doesn't make the best use of screen space
[07:18] <saprophyte_> metaaa did you see the message that my blackberry pearl 8130 now shows up on 9.04?
[07:19] <metaaa> ye
[07:19] <metaaa> s
[07:19] <``y7> Rabbitbunny, i'd rather not have to zoom, i was hoping i could just increase the size of everything. maybe it's the same thing in ubuntu?
[07:19] <saprophyte_> kk
[07:19] <ActionParsnip> zortec: theres also fluxbox, LXDE< Enlightenment as well as the better known DEs (and more)
[07:19] <RHorse> zortec installing wallpapers  on fluxbox is pretty darn easy too
[07:19] <Rabbitbunny> ``y7: then lower you resolution.
[07:19] <``y7> that makes the monitor blurry :(
[07:19] <zortec> I've also heard of evilwm and icewm.  what are those like? There seems to be a lot of choice in what you install and what you prefer.  Doesn't this kind of make it more confusing to new users?
[07:19] <darlek> zortec, as well each one updates, so as time goes on they all get better eventually ;)
[07:19] <Rabbitbunny> ``y7: wear reading glasses.
[07:19] <zortec> I'd love to hear opinions on that, lol.
[07:19] <PossiblyTheLonge> ``y7: You're trying to increase font size... or ... ?
[07:20] <RORgasm> guys how can i get these permissions for all the files in a folder "drwxr-xr-x"
[07:20] <``y7> Rabbitbunny: that makes things blurry too ;)
[07:20] <PossiblyTheLonge> !chmod | RORgasm
[07:20] <``y7> PossiblyTheLonge, basically the equivalent of increasing the DPI in windows. I'm just trying to make everything larger.... like decreasing the screen resolution.... but a solution that doesn't involve adding blurryness would be nice
[07:20] <djdavis75> zortec: imho, most ppl use gnome or kde if they have a fairly new computer, on smaller systems some of the lighter weight options are nice
[07:20] <ActionParsnip> zortec: again, its all config and themes
[07:20] <darlek> zortec, pepperoni pizza = Windows, veggie slice = Mac, Linux = Amatos any slice
[07:20] <zortec> Can you be certain that if you install apps from the main ubuntu repository that your system is going to be stable? I had a question about that too
[07:21] <PossiblyTheLonge> ``y7: Increase the DPI in Ubuntu then. :)
[07:21] <RHorse> RORgasm chmod  can do aLL
[07:21] <RHorse> chmod rules
[07:21] <``y7> PossiblyTheLonge, where can i do that at?
[07:21] <zortec> I noticed there are several different repositories including universe/multiverse/restricted/main
[07:21] <ActionParsnip> djdavis75: i use LXDE on nall desktop systems to give max resources to my apps, not just to make the DE exist
[07:21] <PossiblyTheLonge> ``y7: ALT + F2 --> gconf-editor
[07:21] <RORgasm> RHorse, PossiblyTheLonge, thanx but i was wondering if i could just get a direct answer for that... i think it should be something like 'chmod -775 -R foo' where foo is the parent directory
[07:21] <Ryan_Delaney> Is there a bureaucrat in the house?
[07:21] <PossiblyTheLonge> Somebody messed around with !chmod factorid? :(
[07:22] <zortec> RORgasm: Why not use chmod 777?
[07:22] <Ryan_Delaney> sorry, wrong channel
[07:22] <Rabbitbunny> RORgasm: no dashes, sudo chmod 755 file
[07:22] <losher> zortec: most new users take the defaults, and so use gnome. You could do a lot worse, and the decision isn't irrevocable...
[07:22] <RORgasm> Rabbitbunny, zortec, would that give me 'drwxr-xr-x'
[07:22] <RHorse> RORgasm I dont do direct answers  at 0700Z
[07:22] <Rabbitbunny> zortec: because 777 is a terrible idea.
[07:22] <darlek> RORgasm, yes
[07:22] <JusticeZero> grrh, all that trouble with the CD not recognizing Windows, I start from scratch wiping the HD and making all new partitions and it asks if I want to import the settings. :p
[07:22] <mohan_> hi.. i have compiled the latest 2.6.29 kernel with rt patch
[07:22] <Rabbitbunny> RORgasm: uh, there's some sorta math involved, man chmod.
[07:22] <zortec> Rabbitbunny: That is what they were suggesting in the ubuntu forums, that you chmod 777 for anything that you don't have execute permissions on
[07:22] <djdavis75> ror: chmod 755 * I think would work to do every file
[07:23] <mohan_> now its not showing in boot menu
[07:23] <mohan_> grub.
[07:23] <PossiblyTheLonge> RORgasm: I think you need to learn chmod.  It's one of the common commands, such as cd, ls, grep, etc.
[07:23] <JusticeZero> *headdesk*
[07:23] <Rabbitbunny> zortec: yeah, the noobs are on the forums.
[07:23] <mohan_> i have done make module_install,
[07:23] <ActionParsnip> zortec: 777 gives everyone ever possible access to the data
[07:23] <zortec> Rabbitbunny: So now you are saying I should try to avoid the advice they give on the forums, lol.
[07:23] <PossiblyTheLonge> ``y7: I'm using my buddy's laptop at the moment -- Can't help you exactly but DPI is in gconf-editor
[07:24] <Anixx> Hi.  I'm running Ubuntu-EEE on my Acer Aspire One.  Before I installed that, it had a different version of linux, and everything worked.  Now, everything works except for wifi.  Not sure what steps to take to troubleshoot this?  It's weird though, b/c there is an on/off switch for wifi, with lights, but now it won't even light up.  It light up before with the other version of linux.
[07:24] <``y7> roger that PossiblyTheLonge, thanks for the help
[07:24] <Rabbitbunny> I normally do.
[07:24] <Flannel> zortec: Like any volunteer support, you'll always have people who don't know any better, etc.  Generally, the rest of the people catch inexperience in time, but not always.
[07:24] <PossiblyTheLonge> Anixx: Did you check the Ubuntu Community for Acer Aspire?
[07:24] <zortec> I'm still a bit fuzzy on the whole swap thing.  I started with 3GB swap but on this install I only did a 1GB swap
[07:25] <djdavis75> Rorgo: read is 4, write is 2, and execute is 1, if I remember write, add up the ones u want and u get the number, first number is file owner, second file group, third is everyone else
[07:25] <Anixx> yeah, it suggests compability and supported drivers
[07:25] <zortec> I was told swap is not really used.  It might not even be used when you suspend.
[07:25] <lstarnes> zortec: I think hibernation requires it
[07:25] <Rabbitbunny> i use swap a lot, but i only have 1gb ram
[07:25] <darlek> Anixx, Acer might have a special kernel that loads and uses the wifi.  If that isn't available in the regular ubuntu upgrade that may be why the wifi is off.  I read that on some forum.  You might google about that
[07:25] <JusticeZero> yeah, i'm hazy on that - all the recommendations are from when computers were tiny.
[07:25] <Anixx> and the ubuntu-eee claims it has built in all the drivers and custom kernel needed for Acer Aspire One.
[07:26] <zortec> lstarnes: I haven't used hibernation in ages since I've always had problems with it so I just do a suspend/shut down
[07:26] <PossiblyTheLonge> Anixx: Easy Peasy Ubuntu?  Is that Ubuntu EEE?
[07:26] <darlek> Anixx, you can use the former kernel with the newer software and see if the wifi returns.  I did this with Ibex where I didn't use it's kernel because the wifi sucked.
[07:27] <zortec> What is a good text based browser? I want to google a few things before I install my desktop
[07:27] <PossiblyTheLonge> zortec: lynx
[07:27] <darlek> zortec, w3m
[07:27] <Anixx> Ubuntu-EEE is ubuntu with modified kernel/drivers for the asus and acer netbooks
[07:27] <RHorse> elinks  is really nice
[07:27] <zortec> I've used lynx before, it didn't have a lot of functionality
[07:28] <zortec> It seemed to be really limited
[07:28] <PossiblyTheLonge> zortec: It's a basic text-based browser.  elinks is the advanced version.
[07:28] <RHorse> PossiblyTheLonge it's completely  different from lynx
[07:29] <PossiblyTheLonge> Anixx: Did you read this already --> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne
[07:29] <Anixx> ah, thank you, hadn't come across that
[07:30] <PossiblyTheLonge> Anixx: Good luck.  I have Aspire One netbook myself.  Although everything seems to be working right out of the box, including wifi.
[07:31] <JulioNeto> where (channel) can I find Evolution's Calendar help?
[07:31] <zortec> How do you use w3m? I guess I'm not at all familiar with text browsers
[07:32] <RHorse> zortec w3m is  awful
[07:32] <jamiejackson> livecd has my soundcard working with a module called "snd_ens1370". how do i get that module in my installation? (which package would it be in?)
[07:32] <Flannel> zortec: easiest way is to just start out with "w3m url"
[07:32] <JusticeZero> what is a good text browser then?
[07:32] <RHorse> I like elinks for a terminal and lynx for console
[07:32] <djdavis75> jamiejackson: was it not installed automatically?
[07:32] <darlek> zortec, lots of tabbing, hitting enter over a box will show text: at the bottom then enter engages in a search etc
[07:33] <manpoole> alright im going to install windows 7 real quick brb
[07:33] <Flannel> darlek, zortec: you can use arrow keys too.  Don't need to tab all the time.
[07:33] <darlek> I'll try elinks now I hadn't used it
[07:33] <jamiejackson> djdavis75: i added the card just tonight djdavis75
[07:33] <zortec> I'm trying lynx now
[07:33] <bullgard4> What does 'at' stand for in Configuration Editor > /desktop/gnome/applications/at?
[07:33] <``y7> how do i tell a filetype to always open with a specific program in the gnome gui?
[07:33] <unix> can someone help me with nvidia driver install?
[07:34] <jamiejackson> the install is ~1week old now, djdavis75, and it had a different device enabled then
[07:34] <RHorse> elinks supports mouse fully
[07:34] <PossiblyTheLonge> !info at | bullgard4
[07:34] <unix> ive tried using envy, the restricted drivers, and the drivers off nvidia, and none work
[07:34] <Valeri4> Поможитеее
[07:34] <saprophyte_> when i try to run kernelcheck it opens and says only root can run script... when i try to run it as root it doesnt' open and exits saying cant create glade object
[07:34] <RHorse> including scrolling
[07:34] <Valeri4> help me plz!
[07:34] <djdavis75> ``y7: right click the file and go to properties I think
[07:34] <``y7> thx
[07:34] <losher> !ru | Valeri4
[07:34] <Flannel> bullgard4: Looks like assistive technologies
[07:35] <``y7> djdavis75, that does it for a specific file, is there a way to do it for every file that is the same filetype?
[07:35] <djdavis75> ``y7: I think that does it for the entire file type
[07:35] <PossiblyTheLonge> ``y7: That does it for every filetype.
[07:35] <``y7> oh ok, sorry and thank you :)
[07:36] <zortec> How do you get mouse support in elinks?
[07:36] <djdavis75> jamiejackson: so you put a different card in the box but it won't work?
[07:36] <jamiejackson> djdavis75: yeah, couldn't get the onboard device to work, so stuck a new card in there
[07:37] <jamiejackson> new card didn't work, so i booted to livecd to see what would happen, and it worked there
[07:37] <RHorse> zortec it comes compiled with it
[07:37] <djdavis75> jamiejackson: and the new card work on the live cd but not on the installed version?
[07:37] <unix> can someone help me with nvidia driver install? ive tried using envy, the restricted drivers, and the drivers off nvidia, and none work card is fx5500
[07:37] <jamiejackson> yes, djdavis75
[07:37] <djdavis75> jamiejackson: hmm, does it use a restricted driver?
[07:38] <djdavis75> jamiejackson: try running the Hardware Drivers app
[07:38] <zortec> RHorse: I have a usb mouse that is not working in elinks
[07:39] <RHorse> zortec in  a console?
[07:39] <djdavis75> unix: will the Hard Drivers app not install it?
[07:39] <unix> no
[07:39] <djdavis75> Hardware Drivers
[07:39] <zortec> RHorse: Yes
[07:39] <roobot3> is anyone knows how in svn i force him to demand from user to lock a file before editing it?
[07:39] <djdavis75> unix: does it list it as available?
[07:39] <unix> yes, it works as far as resolution does, just not opengl or any 3d usage
[07:40] <Flannel> roobot3: Try #svn
[07:40] <darlek> nice.. elinks a better lynx..
[07:40] <RHorse> zortec for console support you need a special mouse driver or you can''t use a mouse in any app in the console. But I don't remember what that driver is called. It's in the repos.
[07:40] <tv7497> Pici: hello sir ! openssh server is working too good is there a way for me to monitor what are the file transaction taking place ?
[07:40] <unix> and when i try nvidia-settings it says im not using a nvidia gpu, even though the hardware drivers are in use lol
[07:40] <djdavis75> unix: did you just try using synaptic to install it, not sure which version supports fx5500
[07:40] <zortec> Can I search for a mouse driver?
[07:41] <darlek> try unplugging and then plugging in the mouse again
[07:41] <unix> tried every version of the drivers for nvidia in synaptic
[07:41] <RHorse> zortec just google elinks browser console mouse support
[07:41] <djdavis75> unix: sound kind of like it's still using the generic nvidia driver with X
[07:42] <RHorse> zortec gpm
[07:42] <djdavis75> unix: and not the binary nvidia restricted driver
[07:42] <unix> well i d/led the drivers off nvidias site too, which is how i have always gotten it to work with any other distor, and it creates my xorg.conf for me, but it never uses it
[07:43] <bullgard4> Flannel: I agree. --  Thank you.
[07:43] <zortec> RHorse: Thanks :)
[07:43] <unix> and no
[07:43] <RHorse> ;)
[07:43] <djdavis75> unix: the xorg.conf in /etc/X11 ?
[07:43] <unix> yes
[07:44] <OrEvA> Is it possible to use windows driver in ubuntu 8.04
[07:44] <bullgard4> PossiblyTheLonge: Your answer is wrong.
[07:44] <OrEvA> unix : how?
[07:44] <zortec> How do I search again using apt-get?
[07:44] <djdavis75> oreva: not generally, i think there are wrapper for some networking drivers, never messed with it
[07:44] <zortec> I tried sudo apt-get search cache "package"
[07:44] <mib_19lvlcuc> hi
[07:45] <joetheodd> zortec, apt-get search [regex]
[07:45] <mib_19lvlcuc> I have serious security issues, i mean my computer is being hacked, help me please
[07:45] <djdavis75> mib_19lvlcuc: turn on the firewall
[07:45] <FunkyDude> lol
[07:45] <zortec> joetheodd: That option is not even in the help
[07:45] <unix> actually whats funny, is i had the drivers working about a week ago, using the same method, installing via nvidias site, i formatted to try slackware, then reinstalled ubuntu, now the same drivers do nothing
[07:45] <RHorse> zortec apt-cache search ...
[07:45] <Slart> mib_19lvlcuc: why do you think your computer is being hacked?
[07:45] <OrEvA> djdavis75 : I have a tv-card which is not recognised by ubuntu
[07:45] <mib_19lvlcuc> not of that kind
[07:46] <fornix> joetheodd: it is apt-cache search [regex]
[07:46] <mib_19lvlcuc> my bios is corrupted, and somebody is messing with my low ram
[07:46] <RHorse> apt-cache show ...
[07:46] <djdavis75> oreva: have u google to see if a native driver exists
[07:46] <joetheodd> zortec, sorry, apt-cache.
[07:46] <zortec> RHorse: How does that work? I tried sudo apt-cache 'gpm'
[07:46] <mib_19lvlcuc> please help me
[07:46] <mib_19lvlcuc> any one?
[07:46] <RHorse> apt-cache show gpm
[07:46] <djdavis75> mib_19lvlcuc: unplug ur network cable
[07:46] <OrEvA> djdavis75 : wats a native driver?
[07:47] <fornix> zortec: apt-cache search gpm
[07:47] <djdavis75> oreva: a driver designed for linux, what tuner card is it
[07:47] <tv7497> guys is there a way to monitor what files are uploaded and download from my server well i have a lamp and openssh server , well most of my friends use filezilla sftp protocol to access my server and download files is it possible to monitor these transaction? i use jaunty on a 64bit system
[07:47] <zortec> joetheodd, fornix: Thanks, I had the wrong command
[07:47] <mib_19lvlcuc> djdavis75: It's not funny
[07:47] <Slart> mib_19lvlcuc: why do you think your computer is being hacked?
[07:48] <mib_19lvlcuc> mib_19lvicuc: Just watch my booting log
[07:48] <OrEvA> djdavis75 : pinnacle
[07:48] <unix> mmmm trying the driver relaease right before the last one i tried, ill give reports in a minute
[07:48] <mib_19lvlcuc> i am pasting it....
[07:48] <Slart>  mib_19lvlcuc not here I hope
[07:48] <Slart> !pastebin | mib_19lvlcuc
[07:48] <OrEvA> djdavis75 :actually  pinnacle based one
[07:48] <zortec> Mouse works great now.
[07:48] <mib_or3iov44> Andbody use the Chaintech AV-710
[07:48] <mib_19lvlcuc> un  2 06:19:03 davidx-desktop syslogd 1.5.0#5ubuntu3: restart. Jun  2 06:19:04 davidx-desktop kernel: Inspecting &lt;boot&lt;System.map-2.6.28-11-generic Jun  2 06:19:04 davidx-desktop kernel: Cannot find map file. Jun  2 06:19:04 davidx-desktop kernel: Loaded 75583 symbols from 60 modules. Jun  2 06:19:04 davidx-desktop kernel: [    0.000000] BIOS EBDA&lt;lo
[07:48] <mib_or3iov44> Anybody use the Chaintech AV-710
[07:49] <djdavis75> unix: some of the older card may not be support by the newest drivers, don't know what else to tell ya, sorry
[07:49] <mib_19lvlcuc> oops... wait me a second
[07:49] <RHorse> zortec ESC brings up menu
[07:49] <mib_19lvlcuc> ubottu: Thanks man, i ll use it ...
[07:49] <zortec> RHorse: I figured that one out.  elinks is really nice with mouse support
[07:49] <mib_or3iov44> Chaintech AV-710 help? Anybody?
[07:49] <djdavis75> oreva: probably just google it, might need to find what chip is on it
[07:50] <mib_or3iov44> OK
[07:50] <REAL1> hey guys.
[07:50] <mib_or3iov44> Problem is, I hate ALSA
[07:50] <REAL1> [09:45] <REAL1> need some help here,
[07:50] <REAL1> [09:45] <REAL1> i was install on my home pc the wordpress system
[07:50] <REAL1> [09:45] <REAL1> and i got a little problem when people from out site trying to connect the site
[07:50] <REAL1> [09:45] <REAL1> the pc run`s ubuntu 9.04 php5 and such
[07:50] <REAL1> [09:46] <REAL1> almost sure i got problem in my hosts file.
[07:50] <FloodBot3> REAL1: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:50] <REAL1> [09:46] <REAL1> http://pastebin.ca/1445861
[07:50] <RHorse> zortec isn't it. doesn't work with every site, but still...
[07:50] <OrEvA> djdavis75 : windows recognises it as pinnacle
[07:50] <zortec> So I have a web browser, irc client, and still no desktop.  Is it possible to run a cli linux without ever having a desktop?
[07:50] <Slart> REAL1: ok.. that is really annoying.. don't do that again
[07:51] <zortec> If so, anyone do that?
[07:51] <diomedesuser> heh
[07:51] <djdavis75> zortec: lol, ur doing it
[07:51] <REAL1> ok. didnt do that on purpose :X
[07:51] <PossiblyTheLonge> zortec: Sure.  Use screen to switch.
[07:51] <REAL1> but in wordpress channel send me to here :\
[07:51] <PossiblyTheLonge> !screen | zortec
[07:51] <josefig> zortec: what's your problem?
[07:51] <zortec> djdavis75, PossiblyTheLonge: Sure, I'm doing it but I mean for years and never install a desktop or will you run into trouble later with trying to do things?
[07:51] <saprophyte_> how can I open specific ports in ubuntu 9.04
[07:52] <RHorse> There are good mail and news clients too
[07:52] <Slart> saprophyte_: they are open by default
[07:52] <zortec> djdavis75, PossiblyTheLonge I suppose it's not recommended to run in the cli all the time
[07:52] <mib_19lvlcuc> I am ready... my log file is at: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187166/
[07:52] <indus> saprophyte_: use gufw from synaptic
[07:52] <saprophyte_> i see thank you
[07:52] <indus> Slart: open?
[07:52] <djdavis75> zortec: for an end user system cli is probably not best, might be fine for a server
[07:52] <PossiblyTheLonge> zortec: There are no right or wrong.  If you want to use CLI for everything.  That's possible.  finch for pidgin.
[07:52] <PossiblyTheLonge> !finch | zortec
[07:52] <jamiejackson> djdavis75: jamiejackson: hmm, does it use a restricted driver? <= no
[07:52] <Nicolas__> hi, why won't my hibernate work? I installed Ubuntu 9.04 with Wubi installer inside Windows Vista!
[07:52] <Slart> indus: well.. unclosed might be a better word
[07:52] <mib_19lvlcuc> this log messages identify that my bios is corrupt.. starting with that... i have more issues
[07:52] <lstarnes> mib_19lvlcuc: what in there looks suspicious?
[07:52] <PossiblyTheLonge> !info finch | zortec
[07:53] <indus> Slart: i think applications request a specific port to be opened on request
[07:53] <PossiblyTheLonge> zortec: I use it sometimes.  The problem is remembering all keyboard shortcuts for every application. ;O
[07:53] <indus> like http port 80
[07:53] <Slart> indus: or.. well.. they are closed.. but the firewall won't do anything to prevent an app from opening them
[07:53] <REAL1> need help in my hosts file.
[07:53] <indus> Slart: ya
[07:53] <PossiblyTheLonge> Later. ;O
[07:53] <Slart> indus: bah.. you know what I mean =)
[07:53] <REAL1> http://pastebin.ca/1445861
[07:53] <REAL1> :\
[07:53] <aaab77> hello can some body help me
[07:53] <indus> Slart: no rules that is :)
[07:53] <zortec> What about apps for like programming or virtual emulation software?
[07:53] <sparr> what's the best tool for creating an xorg.conf with all the right resolution/refresh information for my monitor?
[07:54] <zortec> Can you get all those text based?
[07:54] <Nicolas__> hi, why won't my hibernate work? I installed Ubuntu 9.04 with Wubi installer inside Windows Vista!
[07:54] <Slart> indus: yup.. and policy "accept"
[07:54] <dumbkiwi> aaab77: ask a question
[07:54] <mib_19lvlcuc> Also, i need to know if loading all that bluetooth stuff is ok or normal, because i think that's how i am being hacked
[07:54] <Titan8990> zortec, like IDEs?
[07:54] <WIGGMPk> When I put a blank CD or DVD in, a dialog box appears and says "Select how to open "Blank DVD+R Disc" but the drop down box is greyed and says No application found despite having Brasero and GnomeBaker installed
[07:54] <indus> Slart: probably dangerous  no ? hmm
[07:54] <lstarnes> mib_19lvlcuc: having bluetooth loaded is normal
[07:54] <Orest> zortec: for programming look into vi and emacs
[07:54] <indus> Slart: always install apps from trusted sources :D
[07:54] <lstarnes> mib_19lvlcuc: what makes you think you're being hacked?
[07:55] <Titan8990> zortec, +1 emacs...
[07:55] <mib_19lvlcuc> I mean, I have no bluetooth devices installed on my system, yet it loads that stuff....
[07:55] <aaab77> I have windows Os in my computer but it can not be login i used ubuntu live cd how to enter to partion for windows
[07:55] <Titan8990> zortec, but there are large IDEs too
[07:55] <zortec> Titan8990: Yes IDE or programming editors
[07:55] <indus> Slart: or you will end up paying through your 'backport' :DD
[07:55] <zortec> Titan8990: You can't really call emacs an IDE :)
[07:55] <Titan8990> zortec, which language?
[07:55] <Slart> indus: well.. having a computer connected to any kind of network is dangerous.. but I wouldn't lose sleep over haveing a default firewall setup on my desktop
[07:55] <Orest> zortec, that's right, emacs is pretty much an OS :)
[07:55] <zortec> Titan8990: C++/PHP/Java
[07:56] <bc> mib_19lvlcuc: you're just paranoid
[07:56] <djdavis75> aaab77: you can use gparted (Partition Editor) to partition
[07:56] <Anixx> can anyone recommend a good, comprehensive, long guide to learning about ubuntu?
[07:56] <Titan8990> zortec, eclipse or netbeans
[07:56] <indus> Slart: ok
[07:56] <mib_19lvlcuc> And I am being serious when i say that some one has been hacking my system because i 've been having windows closed without apparently reason, closed downloading internet connections and more stuff of that kind
[07:56] <Titan8990> zortec, java default, plugins for C++ java python a few others
[07:56] <zortec> Anixx, the pocket guide in the absolute beginnner's forum is great.  I'm reading it
[07:56] <aaab77> djdavis75: but my file it will not delete
[07:56] <Anixx> zortec: perfect, much thanks
[07:56] <indus> Slart: also how to check which ports are open
[07:56] <indus> ?
[07:56] <Titan8990> zortec, also there is geany and kdevelop for C/C++
[07:56] <mib_19lvlcuc> bc: How do you know?
[07:56] <lstarnes> mib_19lvlcuc: those could just be bugs
[07:56] <zortec> I just don't know if I like the look of a cli system without any GUI
[07:57] <djdavis75> aaab77: are u trying to install unbuntu and keep Windows too?
[07:57] <Nicolas__> hi, why won't my hibernate work? I installed Ubuntu 9.04 with Wubi installer inside Windows Vista!
[07:57] <mib_19lvlcuc> bc: I mean, you 're saying my log is normal?
[07:57] <zortec> That is kind of like watching all your shows in black and white, lol.
[07:57] <bc> mib_19lvlcuc: I don't see too much unusual about that dmesg output
[07:57] <lstarnes> mib_19lvlcuc: try checking /var/log/syslog
[07:57] <Titan8990> zortec, yeah... atleast some kind of window manager
[07:57] <Slart> indus: nmap is nice.. lsof might work if you're interested in your own system
[07:57] <mib_19lvlcuc> lstarnes: Ok, i am on my way
[07:57] <jerroome> hello
[07:58] <zortec> Anyone know what a MUD is?  I'm also looking for a decent mud client
[07:58] <Flannel> !away > kevor
[07:58] <josefig> zortec: wow, you're like my lord to develop the pacience. ;)
[07:58] <indus> !nmap
[07:58] <jerroome> does anyone know why chdir doesn't work when creating an user with useradd
[07:58] <Flannel> zortec: Mushclient runs real well in wine
[07:58] <Titan8990> zortec, not in years
[07:58] <bc> mib_19lvlcuc: the BIOS may be corrupt message appears to have been written by a non-native English speaker
[07:58] <jerroome> but with adduser
[07:58] <aaab77> no my windows is coupt it i am trying to enter to my file in window partion  from ubuntu but i can not
[07:58] <jerroome> my problem is that I need to create user with password and without promting for it
[07:59] <zortec> josefig: I'm still trying to understand that line.  Is that a compliment to my patience in the chat room or?
[07:59] <Jeruvy> aaab77: can you pastebin your attempt?
[07:59] <jerroome> I want to give it on the command line, but only useradd permits it
[07:59] <Flannel> zortec: But, tintin is the traditional "everything is based off of it" client
[07:59] <Titan8990> jerroome, doesn't sound like a good idea to me
[07:59] <zortec> Flannel: I have the latest zmud on my windows machine which probably would also run in wine I'd imagine
[07:59] <bc> mib_19lvlcuc: or could just be cryptic. probably anticipating buggy phoenix bios, but not necessarily a problem
[07:59] <Slart> indus: it's a remote port scanner kind of thingy..
[07:59] <djdavis75> aaab77: the live cd should be able to read the ntfs partition, unless it's corrupted, in that cause you could try to fix it
[07:59] <WIGGMPk> Running Jaunty amd64 and it doesnt seem to detect any installed applications to set as "Preferred" in File Manager Properties > Media Tab
[07:59] <jerroome> any idea ?
[08:00] <indus> anyways
 why ?
[08:00] <Slart> indus: if you install it you can run things like "nmap <your own ip>" and it will check for open ports
[08:00] <Flannel> zortec: Nick Gammon (Mushclient guy) has made a number of changes to make sure everything works in Wine.  No idea re: Zugg
[08:00] <zortec> You can learn a lot about linux/ubuntu just by being in this irc room.  Of course I've been in here 3 days now and the community really shines through
[08:00] <aaab77> djdavis75 : you mean that there is a probelm with hard disk
[08:00] <indus> firefox seems really slow on my system (unrelated question)
[08:00] <Titan8990> jerroome, what are you going to do with these users w/o passwords?
[08:00] <djdavis75> aaab77: or corrupt ntfs
[08:00] <indus> help
[08:01] <zortec> One of these days I wanted to read all of the forum posts but I don't think I'll ever have the time to do that.  It is just a vast number of them
[08:01] <stxing> how can I use the free nv-driver in Ubuntu 9.04?
[08:01] <jerroome> I'm using different users for different apps on a customized ubuntu
[08:01] <aaab77> djdavis75: then what is solution
[08:01] <indus> whenever i open it, it seems to access harddisk for a long time , it freezes then again everything is normal
[08:01] <zortec> stxing: You can download it from the restricted-drivers repository in synaptic
[08:01] <djdavis75> aaab77: try fdisk -l to see what partition the windows is, the mount it
[08:01] <jerroome> installation of the machines are completely automatic with preseed
[08:01] <djdavis75> then mount it
[08:01] <bc> mib_19lvlcuc: also, are you sure your system has no bluetooth capability? if not, the kernel built for the desktop might be anticipating future usage, or something like that.
[08:01] <mib_19lvlcuc> Here is my syslog, at: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187169/
[08:02] <jerroome> but I have to do a firstboot for different stuff  where I also want to create my different users
[08:02] <zortec> What does +i mean in irssi?
[08:02] <zortec> It's next to my username
[08:02] <lstarnes> zortec: that's your usermode
[08:02] <aaab77> djdavis75 : i am beginner  in linux can you give the step how to do mount and fdisk
[08:02] <Flannel> zortec: Some of these questions might be better off in #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:02] <dman777> can anyone help? my .fdi file is not being read by hal
[08:02] <zortec> I also noticed that the words get cut off at the far edge of the screen.  I'm guessing since I don't have my graphics driver
[08:03] <zortec> Flannel: Isn't this channel for all ubuntu questions?
[08:03] <djdavis75> aaab77: well look in the Places menu, if there are any drives listed in there, then try that first
[08:03] <zortec> Flannel: I didn't know about the different irc rooms on irc.freenode.net
[08:03] <djdavis75> aaab77: like 160GB Volume
[08:03] <stxing> zortec: how can I enable this driver?
[08:03] <RHorse> djdavis75 you have to get used to using man pages. man [app]. Learn by yourself. It's more  fun
[08:04] <aaab77> djdavis75: yes
[08:04] <Flannel> zortec: This channel is for Ubuntu support questions, yes.  #ubuntu-offtopic is for non-Ubuntu support discussion/questions/etc
[08:04] <zortec> Wouldn't all questions if someone is on ubuntu be ubuntu related? :)
[08:04] <djdavis75> rhorse: I thought it'd be easier to example than fdisk -l, mount -t ntfs /dev/whatever
[08:05] <RHorse> aaab77 you have to get used to using man pages. man [app]. Learn by yourself. It's more  fun
 no more answers ?
[08:05] <zortec> stxing: You can get it through Synaptic.
[08:05] <aaab77> RHorse: can you clear more
[08:05] <bc> mib_19lvlcuc: looks ok to me assuming you are on supposed to be on the 10 network and your DNS server is in fact 10.3.1.125
[08:05] <simoncpu> RHorse: Red Horse?
[08:05] <mib_19lvlcuc> bc: My mother board is an ASUS model M2NPV-VM, and it does'nt have any mother board bluetooth , and i have no peripherials but a grub hard disk
[08:06] <simoncpu> Red Horse is my favorite beer
[08:06] <RHorse> Rocking
[08:06] <simoncpu> red horse, extra strong... ito ang lakas, ito ang tama!
[08:06] <DrMrHorse> ?
[08:06] <Flannel> !offtopic
[08:06] <zortec> Is anyone paid in this irc room?
[08:07] <saprophyte_> not for irc :P
[08:07] <djdavis75> zortec: I hope not, cause I haven't been getting my checks if they are. :D
[08:07] <zortec> I thought there might be official ubuntu developers who were paid for their work on ubuntu
[08:07] <bc> mib_19lvlcuc: no worries. i dont have bluetooth and I see the same messages.
[08:07] <stxing> zortec: after installation ,how to configure ?
[08:08] <zortec> stxing: You need to run the nvidia configure which should be in the gnome menu if that is what you are using
[08:08] <jerroome> does anyone know how to force the system to chdir the user to it's home folder when logging ?
[08:08] <zortec> stxing: I'm not in gnome right now so I can't say what it's called for sure
[08:09] <djdavis75> stxing: what are u configuring?
[08:09] <mib_19lvlcuc> bc: Are you sure?
[08:09] <zortec> djdavis75: He is configuring the nvidia graphics card
[08:09] <bc> mib_19lvlcuc: I'm positive about the bluetooth
[08:09] <djdavis75> System -> Administration -> NVIDIA X Server Settings?
[08:10] <djdavis75> is that what he wants?
[08:10] <zortec> djdavis75: That sounds right
[08:10] <Titan8990> jerroome, i know that is know as a chroot jail
 does anyone know how to force the system to chdir the user to his home folder when logging ?
[08:10] <bc> mib_19lvlcuc: http://pastebin.com/f74a5d9ff
[08:10] <zortec> jerroome: You already asked the question.  Please be patient and let people have time to answer :)
[08:10] <stxing> i want to use the  free nv-driver
[08:10] <jerroome> no, chroot isn't meant to be used that way
[08:11] <mib_19lvlcuc> bc: I mean, is it normal to have an pan0 interface loaded after booting?
[08:11] <jerroome> else, the user won't be able to use the entire system
[08:11] <bc> mib_19lvlcuc: yes
[08:11] <simoncpu> jerroome: where is the user taken? to /?
[08:11] <Titan8990> jerroome, http://olivier.sessink.nl/jailkit/
[08:11] <djdavis75> stxing: just don't install the restricted one then
[08:11] <jerroome> sorry for double posting ...
[08:11]  * simoncpu forgot the chroot's/jail's exact behaviour
[08:12] <zortec> stxing: It should be available to you when you try to turn on compiz effects
[08:12] <zortec> stxing: That is how I got mine working
[08:12] <simoncpu> in that case, just edit .bashrc (or .cshrc, .shrc, whatever) and add cd /home/myuser
[08:12] <jerroome> chroot isn't what I want to do
[08:13] <zortec> There are a lot of packages for KDE.  It's 1.5GB total.  Gnome was not that big
[08:13] <mib_19lvlcuc> Hey guys, does anyone know "bc", i mean the online user
[08:13] <jerroome> hhm, I will try, but as .bashrc is located in /home/myuser, I don't think it's executed
[08:13] <jamiejackson> i'm trying to modprobe the "snd_ens1370" module, but i don't have the module. how do i get the native audio card drivers on my system?
[08:13] <stxing> i do not need desktop effects
[08:13]  * bc raises his hand
[08:13] <zortec> stxing Did you search the repositories to see if you could find the nv drivers?
[08:14] <mib_19lvlcuc> I am asking if anyone else knows "bc", no ofense, but yo
[08:14] <bc> mib_19lvlcuc: none taken
[08:14] <mib_19lvlcuc> i mean, "bc", no offense but you could be the one hacking my computer
[08:14] <zortec> How do I fix my screen in irssi so it's not cut off at the end?
[08:14] <bc> mib_19lvlcuc: say what?
[08:14] <djdavis75> lol
[08:14] <zortec> mib_19lvlcuc: That is a crazy accusation
 as I thought, .bashrc isn't executed as the user doesn't enter his directory
[08:15] <mib_19lvlcuc> bc: It ain't an accusation....
[08:15] <bc> zortec: no good deed goes unpunished as it were
[08:15] <mib_19lvlcuc> its just an assumption
[08:15] <Flannel> jerroome: try .profile
[08:15] <zortec> mib_19lvlcuc: He is trying to help you, why would you assume that?
[08:15] <djdavis75> bc: are you hacking my computer too?
[08:15] <mib_19lvlcuc> i am no telling anything, i just asked if anyone knew him....
[08:16] <mib_19lvlcuc> just to be sure he is trying to help me
[08:16] <zortec> mib_19lvlcuc: I don't know anyone in this irc room
[08:16] <Flannel> mib_19lvlcuc: Please stay on topic
[08:16] <bc> mib_19lvlcuc: okay, I'm going to be going away in a few seconds. but based on what I saw from the pastebin, you look fine to me. good luck.
[08:16] <simoncpu> jerroome: i think .profile or .bashrc can be put at / or /etc
[08:16] <mib_19lvlcuc> ok thx bc
[08:16]  * simoncpu doesn't know the exact behaviour in ubuntu
[08:17] <zortec> What can I do to fix my res so all the text fits on the screen? It's cut off right now even when downloading with sudo apt-get?
[08:17] <froes> hi .... do anyone uses usb mouse with 7 buttons ? how can i configure it ?
[08:17] <mib_19lvlcuc> am i just being paranoid?...
[08:17] <zortec> mib_19lvlcuc: I'm afraid you are
[08:17] <Oins> Hello, i get the following error at amarok while playing a mp3 file: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187173/ Any ideas?
[08:18] <stxing> i am now using nv-driver in 8.04,i want to upgrade to 9.04
[08:18] <zortec> I only have the cli, but is there a file I can edit to change my res even though I don't have a desktop yet? I'd like for all the text to stay on the screen and not get cut off
[08:18] <bluegoon> Hey guys, the wireless on my notebook is disabled...  ive tried the funciton + wifi button but it wont work, any ideas?
[08:19] <Flannel> zortec: irssi should be line wrapping
[08:20] <zortec> Flannel: It only line wraps sometimes
[08:20] <zortec> Flannel: That is why I was trying to find another solution
[08:20] <froes> and also how to disable touchpad when usb mouse connected?
[08:20] <bluegoon> Anyone know if this is a possible bug in the 9.04 kernel? the wireless issue?
[08:20] <TheFunkbomb> Hey Flannel do you know anything about the forums?
[08:20] <Flannel> TheFunkbomb: "about"?
[08:21] <mib_hgbgmynq> ok... i am taking it easy, bc i am sorry, can you help me back again?
[08:21] <TheFunkbomb> yeah, someone is asking for a thread of mine to be deleted.
[08:21] <mib_hgbgmynq> bc: please
[08:21] <TheFunkbomb> bluegoon, what wireless card do you have?
[08:21] <zortec> mib_hgbgmynq: I think he is afk
[08:21] <bluegoon> TheFunkbomb: hey dude, fairly new laptop, built in wifi capability card.
[08:21] <TheFunkbomb> bluegoon, yes, but what kind is it?
[08:21] <mib_hgbgmynq> zortec: ok
[08:21] <Mohero> Morning everyone, I hope you're all well, and problem free, because I'm hungover :)
[08:21] <bluegoon> Thefunkbomb: going to find out, can I come back to you in about 10 minutes?
[08:22] <blingo> Hello
[08:22] <mib_hgbgmynq> zortec: what about you, could you help me?
[08:22] <mib_hgbgmynq> zortec: please
[08:22] <zortec> mib_hgbgmynq: What was the problem again?
[08:22] <hipitihop> I'm running jaunty and have some nfs mounts from some shares on my NAS. It seems the mounts seem to time out after a while and I have to run 'sudo mount -a' to bring them back up, can someone suggest how to fix please
[08:22] <Flannel> TheFunkbomb: Try #ubuntuforums
[08:22] <froes> and i think every time i restart it probes agains the hardwares, like display driver among others. is there a way to fix the hardware?
[08:22] <TheFunkbomb> bluegoon, just go into terminal
[08:22] <TheFunkbomb> okay Flannel thanks
[08:22] <jamiejackson> i'm trying to modprobe the "snd_ens1370" module, but i don't have the module. how do i get the native audio card drivers on my system? (ubuntu). live cd loads them properly, but i might not have some package that i need on the *installed* system. i don't seem to have any snd_* modules available. i had previously installed the alsa-source package, and subsequently removed it. not sure if that messed up the native st
[08:23] <bluegoon> TheFunkbomb, ok, what shouldi do when im in terminal?
[08:23] <Rapture> hi
[08:23] <mib_hgbgmynq> zortec: Please check my syslog and my booting log... i am posting them in a sec...
[08:23] <Rapture> I have an eeepc 900 with easy peasy 1.1 and a pc with ubuntu 9.04, now I want to buy an internet key... can you suggest me one compatible?
[08:23] <zortec> mib_hgbgmynq: How do you expect met o check your syslog and bootlog?
[08:23] <TheFunkbomb> bluegoon, try sudo lshw
[08:23] <TheFunkbomb> that should list all your hardware
[08:23] <blingo> If someone changed the language to be not English, and now can't log-in it's English user/password? strangely there is no English on root console as well...
[08:23] <mib_hgbgmynq> zortec:  My syslog is at http://paste.ubuntu.com/187179/
[08:23] <bluegoon> TheFunkbomb, roger that, one sec
[08:23] <TheFunkbomb> k
[08:24] <Mohero> Rapture: what do you mean by internet key?
[08:24] <djdavis75> jamiejackson: the snd-ens1370 modules is on my system
[08:24] <djdavis75> jamiejackson: it's not in /lib/modules/whatever/sound/pci ?
[08:24] <mib_hgbgmynq> zortec: Sorry man, i thought you were a though ubuntu user
[08:25] <mib_hgbgmynq> help please
[08:25] <Rapture> Mohero: an usb key that you can use for internet (mobile) with notebook....
[08:25] <zortec> mib_hgbgmynq: I'm a fairly new user so you would want to ask someone who is experienced :)
[08:25] <zortec> mib_hgbgmynq: Sorry I couldn't help you out
[08:25] <hipitihop> can someone tell me how to stop nfs mounts from timing out
[08:25] <Mohero> Rapture: ok, HSDPA modem? which country are you in?
[08:25] <mib_hgbgmynq> zortec: Thanks man :) i will
[08:25] <sopparus> hi
[08:26] <sopparus> can i do a dist-upgrade WITHOUT upgrading kernel as well?
[08:26] <jamiejackson> djdavis75: i don't have a sound directory in /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic
[08:26] <Rapture> Mohero: yes HSDPA, I'm in Italy....
[08:26] <sparr> sopparus: you could hold the kernel
[08:26] <sopparus> sparr, how?:)
[08:26] <Flannel> sopparus: What do you mean when you say "dist-upgrade"?
[08:26] <djdavis75> jamiejackson: /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/kernel/sound/pci ?
[08:26] <sopparus> Flannel, apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:27] <zortec> I'm going to boot into my desktop now, back in a few minutes.
[08:27] <tess> hi, where can i go for help installing ubuntu on imac (g3)
[08:27] <Flannel> sopparus: just do apt-get upgrade
[08:27] <Mohero> Rapture: I have 2, I have an Huawei E160, and another one ( the model number escapes me) both work equally well, the problem is the providers normally, in the UK not many have full speed HSDPA coverage
[08:27] <sopparus> Flannel, my kernel then
[08:27] <sopparus> i have to hax0r with grub to get the raid to work again
[08:27] <sopparus> ive completly forgotten how
[08:27] <jamiejackson> djdavis75: no pci dir in /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/kernel/sound
[08:27] <djdavis75> is there a command, dpkg or something, to tell me what deb a file belong to?
[08:28] <Flannel> sopparus: Oh, right.  They do that stupid don't bump the version thing now, don't they?
[08:28] <Flannel> djdavis75: dpkg -S /path/to/file
[08:28] <djdavis75> flannel: thanks
[08:28] <Flannel> sopparus: try sudo apt-get --simulate upgrade, does your kernel get upgraded?
[08:28] <sopparus> Flannel, who? its just that i have to run all the weird grub commands again after reinstalling the kernel :(
[08:29] <sopparus> yes
[08:29] <tess> hi, where can i go for help installing ubuntu on imac (g3)
[08:29] <Rapture> Mohero: for provider, here in Italy, in my small country I have three with HSDPA.... ok, Huawei E160... thank you very very very much!!!!
[08:29] <Flannel> sopparus: Eh.  "who" is the devs.  Used to be kernel upgrades only came about with a version change, which was nice, because it'd require a dist-upgrade, because it was a new package.
[08:30] <sidh> greetings everybody
[08:30] <TheFunkbomb> bluegoon, you still alive there dude?
[08:30] <sopparus> so im fucked?
[08:30] <sopparus> :)
[08:30] <TheFunkbomb> !ohmy
[08:30] <Mohero> Rapture: no problem, the E156 I think is the other one I have, with Ubuntu, particularly 9.04 I have had no problems, I'm not too keen on EasyPeasy - especially now with Ubuntu Netbook Remix :-D
[08:30] <Flannel> sopparus: No, you just have to actually indicate you want it held.
[08:30] <sidh> do you know if libflashsupport flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound are depends of flashplugin-nonfree ?
[08:31] <Flannel> sopparus: The easiest way is to do it via synaptic.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto#Introduction%20to%20Holding%20Packages
[08:31] <hipitihop> surely my nfs timeout issue is pretty common, as I have the same problem on two machines
[08:31] <sopparus> ok
[08:31] <sopparus> ill try that then
[08:31] <sopparus> thanks
[08:32] <Mohero> well, I helped one person, I think that's my morning quota done. time for tea... :)
[08:32] <Rapture> Mohero: three is provider (3 ITA), vodafone in not ok... Ha ha ha, I hate netook remix... so I use full desktop with desktop switcher in my eeepc 900....
[08:32] <zortec> I have my desktop running.  How do I get my video card installed?
[08:32] <Mohero> Rapture: me too, on the 901 :)
[08:32] <TheFunkbomb> zortec, what video card do you have?
[08:32] <tess> any 1 know anything regarding installing ubuntu on g3 imac?
[08:32] <kabdotinfo> zortec: Where is your desktop running to?
[08:33] <Mohero> Rapture: the 2 Dongles I have here are with 3 (great - *IF* you can get a signal) and with o2 barable everywhere - fast in towns
[08:33] <Mohero> o2 is effectively telifonica (I beleive) and actually, I prefer them over most here in the UK
[08:33] <zortec> TheFunkbomb, kabotinfo: I went with KDE and I want to install compiz effects like I did in gnome and my video card is NVIDIA nForce 610i/NVIDIA GeForce 7300
[08:33] <bluegoon> TheFunkbomb, barely mate
[08:34] <TheFunkbomb> zortec, find hardware drivers
[08:34] <bluegoon> TheFunkbomb, waiting for the chick with the laptop to bring it to our office, ill let you know.
[08:34] <TheFunkbomb> I don't know where it is in kde
[08:34] <hermanChess> what do you people think of linux mint?
[08:34] <TheFunkbomb> bluegoon, okay
[08:34] <Mohero> hermanChess: it's OK, some of the extra GUI's are good for people that don't want to know what's going on underneth
[08:34] <Titan8990> hermanChess, don't like any spin-off distros...
[08:35] <Mohero> hermanChess: however, I do prefer Ubuntu
[08:35] <djdavis75> what package installs the kernel modules, what deb?
[08:35] <kraut> moin
[08:35] <Titan8990> djdavis75, depends on the module
[08:35] <Mohero> Titan8990: careful, remember Ubuntu is Debian underneath - so it is in itself a spinoff :)
[08:35] <djdavis75> jamiejackson: u probably need to reinstall the kernel modules
[08:35] <Boohbah> Titan8990: so you don't like ubuntu since it is a debian spin-off?
[08:35] <djdavis75> titan: jamie is missing some sound modules
[08:35] <Titan8990> Mohero, I don't use ubuntu, but i still help in here
[08:36] <Rapture> Mohero: O2?! Are you in England or in Ireland....?? Here we have Vodafone leader and the other are not ok, 3 is small but with small and strong network (HSDPA)
[08:36]  * Mohero smiles at Boohbah 
[08:36] <Titan8990> Mohero, i started with ubuntu
[08:36] <Mohero> fair enough
[08:36] <djdavis75> titan: i have the one he is missing, so I assume it's installed by default, but I don't know what package the kernel modules are in
[08:36] <zortec> TheFunkbomb: What do you mean install hardware drivers? I need to find the driver for my nvidia nforce 610i/7300 geforce chipset.  I remember that gnome picked it up and asked me to install it automatically when I turned on compiz
[08:36] <wcauchois> what package do i have to install to be able to use swing in a java application i'm writing?
[08:36] <bluegoon> TheFunkbomb, Dude, what exactly happens when you "switch off" wifi on a notebook via the function switch, what happens inside ubuntu? are the drivers still installed etc?  Is there a way to "enable" the wifi manually?
[08:36] <Titan8990> djdavis75, what module is it?
[08:36] <hermanChess> I used to use Arch , but after some time of small problems here and there I went back to ubuntu
[08:36] <Mohero> Rapture: yeah, England, o2 have good coverage, as do Vodafone, 3 definately do _NOT_ :)
[08:36] <TheFunkbomb> zortec, no, not install it.  Just activate the work around.
[08:37] <wcauchois> i installed sun-java6-*, but it doesn't seem to do the trick
[08:37] <hermanChess> it it's much simpler, escpecially confiuring xorgf
[08:37] <zortec> TheFunkbomb: What is the workaround?
[08:37] <hermanChess> xorg*
[08:37] <TheFunkbomb> bluegoon, I think it just turns it off.  I never did it.
[08:37] <TheFunkbomb> zortec, you remember in GNOME in System>Admin>Hardware Drivers?
[08:37] <Titan8990> hermanChess, gentoo here
[08:38] <zortec> TheFunkbomb: It was easy in Gnome... I have no idea how it works in KDE
[08:38] <TheFunkbomb> let me look
[08:38] <jamiejackson> djdavis75: which package is that?
[08:38] <djdavis75> titan: snd-es1370
[08:38] <paolo> Hi guys! Anyone could explain me why in jaunty (which carries gnome 2.26) gnome-screensaver is still at 2.24 version? and actually it appears not to be working
[08:38] <paav1> can someone help me to install vmware
[08:38] <Titan8990> djdavis75, that is an alsa module
[08:38] <Titan8990> !alsa | djdavis75
[08:38] <Blancd01> hey guys
[08:38] <hermanChess> Titan8990, I imagine gentoo is some sort of archlinux but compiling everything
[08:38] <boss_mc> !fine snd-es1370
[08:38] <Blancd01> ubuntu wont work for me
[08:38] <TheFunkbomb> zortec, do you have the full on kubuntu installed?
[08:38] <boss_mc> !find snd-es1370
[08:38] <Blancd01> ubuntu 8.10
[08:39] <joetheodd__> In monodevelop, is there any way to use the forms components from Windows' .NET?
[08:39] <sidh> Titan8990: so you started with a debian spin-off distro isn't it ?
[08:39] <Titan8990> djdavis75, you should ensure he has the same sound card as you...
[08:39] <Blancd01> ubuntu is installed and ready to go
[08:39] <zortec> TheFunkbomb: Yes it is the full kubuntu-desktop
[08:39] <Titan8990> hermanChess, basically
[08:39] <Blancd01> I logged in
[08:39] <Blancd01> and i get a black screen
[08:39] <Titan8990> sidh, started with, yes
[08:39] <Blancd01> doug8796@PS3Ubuntu:/$
[08:39] <Blancd01> _...
[08:39] <Blancd01> i have NO idea how to get ubuntu to work
[08:39] <joetheodd__> Blancd01, you have ubuntu on your PS3?
[08:39] <Blancd01> from here
[08:39] <djdavis75> Titan8990: no, I have a different one, but I still have the module on my system
[08:39] <Blancd01> yes
[08:39] <joetheodd__> Neat.
[08:39] <hermanChess> my problem is I get too curious about trying new things, so I've tried a lot of distros and DE's
[08:39] <Titan8990> sidh, i have used many, just don't prefer them
[08:39] <bluegoon> TheFunkbomb, weird, ill try to read up on it a bit.
[08:39] <Rapture> Mohero: uhahuaha poor 3.... it's everywhere unlucky...
[08:39] <joetheodd__> Anyhow, try typing sudo gdm
[08:39] <Blancd01> but it wont work any longer
[08:40] <Titan8990> djdavis75, why does he need sound drivers for your sound card?
[08:40] <hermanChess> It's that time of the semester when I want to try KDE
[08:40] <Blancd01> sudo: gdm: command not found
[08:40] <TheFunkbomb> zortec, I don't know what to tell you.  This is an Ubuntu support channel.  I think there is a #kubuntu channel
[08:40] <jamiejackson> Titan8990: yeah, snd_ens1370 is an alsa module, but how do i get it? i think a fresh install comes with it, but i lost it somehow
[08:40] <Mohero> Rapture: they used to piggy-back (Virtual carrier) but they stopped doing that, and went solo - which was a big mistage
[08:40] <Blancd01> -- sudo: gdm: command not found
[08:40] <zortec> TheFunkbomb: There was no users in the #kubuntu channel
[08:40] <Mohero> Rapture: ^s/mistage/mistake/
[08:40] <jamiejackson> Titan8990: djdavis75 was trying to helpme get my sound modules back
[08:40] <Titan8990> jamiejackson, idk how ubuntu does that these days actually, i know it uses pulseaudio instead of alsa
[08:40] <TheFunkbomb> don't know what to tell you.  I hate KDE.
[08:40] <joetheodd__> Blancd01: That's really not good. startx?
[08:40] <Titan8990> !alsa
[08:41] <djdavis75> titan: he doesn't but I have all sorts of modules for cards other than mine, but he is missing them
[08:41] <Blancd01> should i pop the installation disc and try something
[08:41] <Blancd01> can it copy files to where i need them
[08:41] <tuhoojabotti> Is it possible to see which processes use the sound output, I'm trying to listen to some music but it won't give audio -> totem said that the output is in use
[08:41] <Titan8990> djdavis75, like I said, alsa is no longer ubuntu default
[08:41] <Blancd01> -bash: startx: command not found
[08:41] <djdavis75> titan: and I can't figure out what package provides those modules
[08:41] <jamiejackson> i think pulseaudio leverages alsa, anyway, Titan8990, no?
[08:42] <Titan8990> djdavis75, that because you didn't click on the links from the bot
[08:42] <jamiejackson> i mean it leverages alsa *drivers* i think
[08:42] <Titan8990> jamiejackson, i think it does
[08:42] <Blancd01> ^^
[08:42] <mib_gad0x11t> hi
[08:42] <paav1> tuhoojabotti osaatko asentaa vmwaren
[08:42] <Blancd01> is there a way to copy files from disc to mounted drive
[08:42] <tuhoojabotti> hello
[08:42] <Ububegin> what software in ubuntu allows to compare whether 2 images are the same... like those apps..which can compare text files
[08:42] <boss_mc> djdavis75: there are no packages in the jaunty repos that supply snd_es1370.ko or snd_ens1370
[08:42] <Blancd01> xdelt
[08:42] <tuhoojabotti> paav1: miksi?
[08:42] <Titan8990> !alsa
[08:42] <tess> ubuntu on g3 imac - need help/advice. any one care to help?
[08:42] <sparr> I am going to try the Kubuntu Jaunty KDE3 remix, is there a channel specific to that?
[08:42] <paav1> ei onnistu multa :(
[08:42] <Blancd01> no help guys?
[08:42] <mib_gad0x11t> My computer is making crazy stuff, can anyone tell me if i am being hacked, please?
[08:42] <TheFunkbomb> !english
[08:42] <Blancd01> i cant get this damn linux shit to work
[08:42] <Blancd01> gonna go with an older version
[08:42] <Blancd01> 7.x
[08:43] <Rapture> Mohero: yes understand.... here is the same.... ok, thank youuuuuu!!!
[08:43] <saprophyte_> lol\
[08:43] <Titan8990> sudo aptitude install linux-ubuntu-modules-`uname -r` linux-generic
[08:43] <Blancd01> ive never gotten linux to run.. bad luck i guess
[08:43] <Dday> How do i update to version 3.5 of firefox and transfer all my bookmarks and add ons?
[08:43] <Mohero> Rapture: no problem. glad to help :-)
[08:43] <jamiejackson> boss_mc: why would the livecd provide them, boss_mc?
[08:43] <kabdotinfo> Ubuntu should be the main, and then Gubuntu, Kubuntu, etc.
[08:43] <jerroome> thank you guys, I choose to create user without passwd with adduser cmd
[08:43] <mib_gad0x11t> Need help, need a though ubuntu user to ask
[08:43] <boss_mc> jamiejackson: no idea, but apt-file search returns 0 results
[08:43] <mib_gad0x11t> Any one?
[08:43] <Ububegin> what software in ubuntu allows to compare whether 2 images are the same... like those apps..which can compare text files
[08:44] <jerroome> and after that I use usermod -p <passwd> to set one
[08:44] <Blancd01> xdelta
[08:44] <TheFunkbomb> !ask
[08:44] <jerroome> thanks and bye
[08:44] <Blancd01> Ububegin
[08:44] <Blancd01> now why cant i get help
[08:44] <Blancd01> i just want to get ubuntu to work
[08:44] <Blancd01> all is installed
[08:44] <Blancd01> i logged in
[08:44] <Blancd01> startx and gdm dont work
[08:44] <TheFunkbomb> Blancd01, what's the problem?
[08:44] <Dday> How do i update to version 3.5 of firefox and transfer all my bookmarks and add ons?
[08:44] <Blancd01> i cant use ubuntu
[08:44] <Blancd01> 8.10
[08:44] <Titan8990> Blancd01, sounds like you used the minimal install disc
[08:45] <TheFunkbomb> Blancd01, what can't you do?
[08:45] <Titan8990> !minimal
[08:45] <mib_gad0x11t> I checked my log and i found my bios is corrupted, help
[08:45] <Blancd01> :\
[08:45] <Ububegin> what software in ubuntu allows to compare whether 2 images are the same... like those apps..which can compare text files
[08:45] <Blancd01> damn i might have
[08:45] <lukilla> i tired downloading something that uses wne if it doesnt work does that mean it can't work
[08:45] <Blancd01> but it should be the same
[08:45] <mib_gad0x11t> help please
[08:45] <mib_gad0x11t> any one reading me?
[08:45] <mib_gad0x11t> come on
[08:45] <mib_gad0x11t> help
[08:45] <TheFunkbomb> stop flooding
[08:45] <boss_mc> !patience | mib_gad0x11t
[08:45] <Blancd01> lol thx
[08:45] <Blancd01> i found out why
[08:46] <Blancd01> d loaded the server disc
[08:46] <TheFunkbomb> there's your problem
[08:46] <mib_gad0x11t> how can i get a list of the available chat rooms?
[08:46] <mib_gad0x11t> i mean the text irc command
[08:46] <Titan8990> mib_gad0x11t, think that one is client dependant
[08:47] <Ububegin> what software in ubuntu allows to compare whether 2 images are the same... like those apps..which can compare text files
[08:47] <Slart> mib_gad0x11t: just ask a question, on one line, provide lots of details/versions/what you're doing/what happened etc etc.. if you don't get an answer repeat every 15 minutes or so
[08:47] <jamiejackson> Titan8990: sudo aptitude install linux-ubuntu-modules-`uname -r` linux-generic <= that first package doesn't seem to exist: Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched "linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.28-11-generic"
[08:47] <sparr> with KDE 4 being a unusable as it is, I think it's time to give gnome a chance
[08:48] <jussi01> !channels | mib_gad0x11t
[08:48] <Titan8990> jamiejackson, i just pasted that out of the troubleshooting guide
[08:48] <Titan8990> jamiejackson, probably outdated
[08:48] <lukilla> when you use wine to download something and it doesnt work does that mean it cant work
[08:48] <boss_mc> jamiejackson: linux-modules-`uname -r`
[08:48] <mib_gad0x11t> !channels
[08:48] <sparr> lukilla: wine does not download things, be more specific
[08:48] <djdavis75> jamiejackson: some of the sound modules come from linux-image-2.6.28-11-generic but your specific one does show to be owned by any package
[08:49] <lukilla> i mean i download a game and used wine to open it and it doesnt work
[08:49] <jamiejackson> weird
[08:49] <Blancd01> 9.04 is out anyhow :P
[08:49] <Orest> Ububegin: use diff?
[08:49] <lukilla> it installed
[08:49] <jerroome> hi again
[08:49] <Dday> How do i update to version 3.5 of firefox and transfer all my bookmarks and add ons?
[08:49] <rhavenw> between wine and vmware if you have a strong enough computer can u play most new games on ubuntu?
[08:50] <Ububegin> Orest: i was looking at more like GUI-based application.. where I can overlay the images and see what is the difference (in Pixel terms)
[08:50] <Slart> lukilla: take 2 seconds.. take a breath.. think about what you want to say.. then write it all on one line.. we will still be here.. there's no rush
[08:50] <marcoSOFA> hope someone can help me here. looking for an easy startup manager that will ensure my openbox settings arent overwritten
[08:50] <Orest> i see, i can't help you there sorry
[08:50] <joetheodd__> tess, ubuntu hasn't supported PPC for awhile. I know, sad, my iMac is now a paperweight.
[08:50] <Slart> Dday: I don't think the 3.5 beta is available from the repos
[08:50] <joetheodd__> Blancd01, try sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[08:50] <joetheodd__> Blancd01, that'll install all the mandatory packages. There's a possibility the installer didn't work out right
[08:51] <Slart> !ppc | joetheodd__, tess
[08:51] <lukilla> ok i tried downloading a game that i played on windows i downloaded it it was installed i tried to play the game but i doesnt work
[08:51] <joetheodd__> Ububegin, md5
[08:51] <djdavis75> jamiejackson: I looked in synaptic, that package, linux-image-2.6.28-11-generic contains that module
[08:51] <Ububegin> !md5
[08:51] <djdavis75> jamiejackson: I would reinstall that package
[08:51] <Slart> lukilla: what is the question?
[08:51] <jerroome> Inside my firstboot, I modify /etc/apt/sources.list with echo "deb blablbla" >> /etc/apt/sources.list, after that I'm doing apt-get update, but my entry isn't taken into account, does anyone have an idea why ?
[08:51] <sparr> joetheodd_: there are unofficial PPC ubuntu remixes.  i have an original imac with 8.10 (?) installed on it
[08:51] <jerroome> do I have to wait a certain time ?
[08:52] <lukilla> how can i get this game from windows to work?
[08:52] <Slart> jerroome: pastebin your sources.list?
[08:52] <Slart> !pastebin | jerroome
[08:52] <joetheodd__> How'd you get Ubuntu installed on a PS3, with a Cell processor? That's what's boggling my mind.
[08:52] <jamiejackson> okay, is that safe, djdavis75? is there anything i need to be careful of for such a core seeming package?
[08:52] <Ububegin> joetheodd__:  you are funny, dude... I dont mean Ubuntu iso image... but "Real Images" like a cat dancing or a dog jumping.... :D
[08:52] <Slart> !details | lukilla
[08:52] <djdavis75> jamiejackson: I wouldn't think so, you should be able to safely reinstall the package
[08:53] <jamiejackson> thanks a lot for investigating djdavis75, i'll try now
[08:53] <Slart> lukilla: the name of the game will increase your chances enourmously
[08:53] <Slart> *enromously
[08:53] <djdavis75> jamiejackson: hopefully it will work
[08:53] <Slart> bah.. can't spell today
[08:53] <jerroome> my sources.list file isn't corrupt
[08:53] <zortec> Is there a faster way to get support? I can't get any help in the #kubuntu channel or maybe they don't know
[08:53] <jerroome> because after reboot, I'm able to use that new repo
[08:53] <Slart> lukilla: there's also #winehq for wine support.. or the application database http://appdb.winehq.org
[08:54] <joetheodd__> Ububegin, oh, lol. Sorry, you stubled upon geek city. The term to us is "picture", or "bitmap"
[08:55] <lukilla> i have a problem with maple story im running with ubuntu version 9.04when i try to play maple story i get nothing
[08:55] <Slart> lukilla: ok, have you checked the application database? they har installation instructions, reports about wether other people has got it to work or not etc
[08:55] <Slart> !appdb | lukilla
[08:56] <lukilla> ok
[08:57] <Blancd01> joetheodd_ there is a version written for hte ps3
[08:57] <jerroome> here the pastebin link http://paste.ubuntu.com/187195/
[08:57] <jerroome> I'm adding the last line
[08:58] <jerroome> but after reboot, it's working
[08:58] <jerroome> my repository is also ok
[08:58] <Weed37> Blancd01,  yes their is
[08:59] <OrEvA> My ubuntu does not recognises my tv tuner card.........how can I use it
[08:59] <djdavis75> oreva: what program are u trying to use the tuner card with?
[08:59] <darkdelusions> Stupid Question I think I finally figured out my sound issue on my laptop (where jacksensing isnt working) it appears my laptop is not loading the hda_generic alsa driver and for the life if me i can remember how to do it atm
[09:00] <Savago> Hello there, good morning.
[09:00] <OrEvA> me-tv
[09:00] <djdavis75> and what is the exact model of tuner card?
[09:00] <Savago> Anyone has have success to activate opengl on the Dell mini 10? (intel gma 500).
[09:01] <Rapture> Mohero: huawei E160 is 3.6Mbps max... What do you think about huawei E169 7.2 Mbps ???
[09:02] <OrEvA> djdavis75 :I am trying with me-tv
[09:02] <Slart> jerroome: hmm.. usually changes to sources.list takes effect when you do an apt-get update.. can't really think of a reason why you would have to reboot first
[09:03] <Mohero> Rapture: not sure I've used the E169... unless that's the one I have with 3... ^o)
[09:04] <Slart> jerroome: you're in control of the repository you've added? isn't there a log for it? can you see if it gets contacted at all before doing the reboot?
[09:04] <n2diy> Slart: updatedb?
[09:04] <Mohero> Rapture: most of them work very well with Ubuntu now. maybe you can take the Eee into the store and ask if they have one you can plug in and check?
[09:04] <Slart> n2diy: isn't that for "locate" and friends?
[09:04] <berkes> any more advanced gedit users here? I am looking for a code-folding solution, if any.
[09:04] <Mohero> Rapture: that's what I did with mine.
[09:04] <djdavis75> oreva: go to the mythtv site and see if mythtv supports it
[09:04] <dsabecky> Berkes: Get Notepad++.
[09:05] <Slart> dsabecky: notepad++... for windows?
[09:05] <OrEvA> djdavis75 : as i had told u earlier ....... my tv-crad has philips chip on it
[09:05] <Kragnerac>  :)
[09:05] <OrEvA> *card
[09:06] <dsabecky> Slart: Notepad++....for WINE?
[09:06] <Rapture> Mohero: ok thank, I take it with me.... =)
[09:06] <n2diy> Slart: don't know? I always run sudo updatedb after DLing anythig, just to be safe.
[09:06] <djdavis75> oreva: I would check at mythtv.org and see if it's supported
[09:06] <Mohero> why is anyone advising to use Billware apps on Linux....
[09:06] <Mohero> use Vim - it's very powerful, if you can handle it :)
[09:07] <jamiejackson> djdavis75: that reinstall of the linux image (plus a reboot) seems to have done the trick: i heard the ubuntu greet sound on startup :)
[09:07] <Slart> dsabecky: I can understand using windows apps when there's no native equivalent .. but a text editor? is notepad++ that good?
[09:07] <Mohero> Rapture: it's what I did here with 3, they were actually very good - shame I only got a signal in their shop though.
[09:07] <dsabecky> Slart: It's delicious.
[09:07] <djdavis75> jamiejackson: cool
[09:07] <Flannel> djdavis75, Slart: SciTE is available (which is what notepad++ is based off of), as far as code folding, etc, it's equivalent.
[09:07] <Flannel> er, dsabecky ^^
[09:07] <jamiejackson> have to reinstall restricted video drivers, but i've got sound. not sure what other side effects that might have had, but good so far. tx
[09:07] <Slart> mm... I use scite or Editra
[09:07] <dsabecky> Flannel: You're the win.
[09:10] <``y7> does ubuntu have a "show desktop" feature or a "minimize all" feature?
[09:10] <n2diy> Helping a friend setup his wireless network and I think he has a router config messed up. How can we determine the route to his route to his router, from my computer?
[09:10] <podman99a> hey all ... im setting up a PXE server for ubuntu ... and one of my other ubuntu machines with STATIC ip address keeps picking up from DHCP for its IP (network normally static) ... can i stop my DHCP server responding to all machines except "MAC of SERVER i want it to play with"
[09:10] <Slart> ``y7: there is an applet for the gnome-panel that does that
[09:11] <``y7> Slart, where can i find that at?
[09:11] <djdavis75> ``y7: in the default gnome config there is an button in the bottom left corner tat does that
[09:11] <Flannel> ``y7: See the button on the bottom left corner?
[09:11] <Slart> ``y7: right click on any panel, select "Add to panel".. find it in the list and you're good to go
[09:11] <``y7> thx guys
[09:11] <klem> hi
[09:12] <tehbaut> I'm trying to write files to a mac os extended (journaled) hdd, but even as root, I get "read only file system"
[09:12] <tehbaut> any ideas on how to get past this?
[09:13] <Rapture> Mohero: ok ok, thankssssssss :)
[09:13] <djdavis75> tehbaut: not familar with that fs, but is it mounted read/write or read only
[09:13] <tehbaut> I'm running the live cd if that helps
[09:14] <tehbaut> could it be mounted as read only? didn't know that was possible
[09:14] <infidel206> odd.. what would cause a module blacklisted in /etc/modules.d/blacklist.conf, to be _loaded_ @ reboot?
[09:14] <infidel206> it has no depends btw
[09:14] <n2diy> tehbaut: the file system needs to be mounted as read/write (rw) ?
[09:14] <tehbaut> n2diy, can I not do that via the gui?
[09:15] <infidel206> s/modules.d/modprobe.d
[09:15] <Slart> infidel206: spelling error in blacklist.conf? I though blacklisting was pretty definitive.. not some kind of suggestion
[09:15] <n2diy> tehbaut: your running with the live CD?
[09:15] <tehbaut> yes
[09:15] <infidel206> nope, its spelled correct
[09:15] <n2diy> tehbaut: your running with the live CD?
[09:15] <tehbaut> just to drop some files onto the drive
[09:16] <djdavis75> tehbaut: run mount in terminal and see if it says rw or ro
[09:17] <gee9043> y cannot install Ubuntu 8.10?
[09:17] <gee9043> show out could not access the CD
[09:17] <tehbaut> looks like it's mounted as rw
[09:17] <djdavis75> gee9043: does it boot up to the installer?
[09:17] <djdavis75> hmm
[09:18] <gee9043> i burn to CD adi
[09:18] <TheFunkbomb> who wants to do me a favor?  Go into usr/lib/ and tell me what the name of your firefox folder is called.
[09:18] <error404notfound> without using firewall can i allow ssh from only specific hosts?
[09:18] <gee9043> i choose install inside window
[09:18] <djdavis75> well as long as the fs driver support writing, i don't see why it would write to it as root
[09:18] <tehbaut> the folder where I'm trying to drop the files is roor:roor 755
[09:18] <TheFunkbomb> you named your folder after a bong?
[09:18] <tehbaut> roor, lol...
[09:18] <tehbaut> root*
[09:19] <anoop> hai am totally a beginner in ubuntu can u plz hepl me
[09:19] <djdavis75> gee9043: might have a bad cd
[09:19] <glick> excuse me, is the system bell disabled by default in ubuntu?
[09:19] <glick> and how can i toggle it
[09:19] <Slart> TheFunkbomb: I've got /usr/lib/firefox and /usr/lib/firefox-3.0 which is a symlink to /usr/lib/firefox
 i can run demo at CD
[09:20] <Slart> glick: system, preferences, sound, there's a checkbox with "play alert sound" or something like that
[09:20] <Slart> anoop: what is the problem?
[09:20] <glick> its checked Slart
[09:20] <djdavis75> error404notfound: is ssh fired of by inet?
[09:21] <Slart> glick: then I think the system sound should be enabled
[09:21] <error404notfound> its a default ubuntu-server hardy install, lemme check
[09:21] <error404notfound> djdavis75, nope, its nto in there
[09:21] <error404notfound> noy*
[09:22] <error404notfound> not* (damn :()
[09:22] <infidel206> error404notfound, /etc/hosts.allow/deny -- but why no firewall?
[09:22] <millertime> can anyone help with a skype mic problem?
[09:22] <djdavis75> error404notfound: i was think inetd could restrict acess to services to certain IP
[09:22] <millertime> using jaunty
[09:22] <Slart> TheFunkbomb: sorry.. my bad.. I have /usr/lib/firefox and /usr/lib/firefox-3.0.10
[09:22] <anoop> ooh  ma poblem is actuallly am so much interested in linux and i would like to join in ur development team what are procedures for dat
[09:22] <djdavis75> error404notfound: sshd may have a similar feature
[09:22] <error404notfound> infidel206, its an internal server and there is almost no threat whatsoever, so don't wanna do whats not worth it
[09:23] <Slart> anoop: have a look at the ubuntu site... I guess launchpad might be useful too
[09:23] <infidel206> error404notfound, "almost" no threat?
[09:23] <anoop> oh thanks alot and also i have some problem in ubuntu
[09:23] <mintux> how can i config and start vnc server from command line ?
[09:24] <millertime> everytime I test call on skype my voulme controls revert back to muted microphone on preferences/recording tab
[09:24] <error404notfound> infidel206, yes, except than me :P
[09:24] <mintux> actually how can I enable it ?
[09:24] <error404notfound> infidel206, actually there is no threat at all..
[09:24] <infidel206> error404notfound, iptables is worth it
[09:24] <anoop> someti,es  it gets hanged i dont know wats that problem and after sometime it resume backs
[09:24] <infidel206> error404notfound, then why do u need the restriction?
[09:24] <TheFunkbomb> Slart, thanks man, mine is the same
[09:24] <error404notfound> infidel206, just poc
[09:25] <xstatic> How do i uninstall an installed .rpm
[09:25] <djdavis75> xstatic: Ubuntu uses deb, not rpm
[09:26] <infidel206> error404notfound, the thing is if you restrict by other means, you're not stopping the traffic at the gate so to speak
[09:26] <n2diy> error404notfound: how did you install the RPM?
[09:26] <Slart> xstatic: you somehow managed to install the .rpm, try using the same tools/method
[09:26] <Mikaze> xstatic: Use alien
[09:26] <error404notfound> n2diy, rpm? i didn't but you can sue alien to make it a deb
[09:26] <Slart> !alien
[09:26] <djdavis75> xstatic: but "rpm -e package" as I recall
[09:27] <tehbaut> apparently my issue is due to "journaling" on the mac os extended hfsplus being enabled
[09:27] <anoop> plz provide me a valuable answer for am question
[09:27] <tehbaut> I wonder if there's a workaround
[09:27] <n2diy> error404notfound:, yes I know that, can't you use Alien to remove the program?
[09:27] <error404notfound> n2diy, nope, its the deb that gets install, use dpkg -r
[09:28] <anoop> sometimes  ma ubuntu  gets hang up i dont know wats the problem and after sometime it resume backs
[09:29] <n2diy> error404notfound:, umm, I thought you wanted to know how to remove a program installed with Alien, but I guess you know how to do that?
[09:29] <tty> hi all. i have some php files using odbc_connect. i cannt get them working under ubuntu server with lamp. i tried freetds unsuccesfully. any tips? :)
[09:29] <error404notfound> n2diy, yes, i was asking a different thing regarding ssh, and i am using tcpwrapper now
[09:30] <anoop> hello anybody plz help me
[09:30] <djdavis75> anoop: so it work, but hangs sometimes?
[09:30] <Mikaze> Just make sure non-Ubuntu packages get installed in /usr/local or /opt.
[09:31] <anoop> it will work properly but hangs sometimes
[09:31] <``y7> where can i find a list of the programs that startup with the OS?
[09:31] <djdavis75> anoop: what kind of video card?
[09:31] <djdavis75> ``y7: System -> Administration -> Services
[09:31] <``y7> ty
[09:31] <anoop> i hav ati exprees 200 on board card
[09:31]  * Mikaze watches a crapload of sound modules compiling.
[09:32] <djdavis75> anoop: hmm, don't know, I had hangs with my nvidia card
[09:32] <mintux> I did from this article http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=266981 but no vnc port open on remote ?
[09:32] <``y7> djdavis75, how can i add to this list?
[09:32] <gee9043> who can help me install the dc driver at ubuntu 8.10?
[09:33] <gee9043> teach me
[09:33] <djdavis75> ``y7: most services will add themselves if you install the deb, you can all stuff to rc.local or whatever it's called in /etc
[09:33] <yinlong> who knows how to download a software through wget?
[09:33] <``y7> thx
[09:33] <n2diy> gee9043: google?
[09:33] <anoop> i am using ubuntu 9.04 and when i check hardware drivers there wont be any driver for ma card but previously it was der for 8.10
i found, but cannot solve
[09:34] <djdavis75> ``y7: /etc/rc.local
[09:34] <xstatic> whats the cmd to remove a dir
[09:34] <Flannel> yinlong: You generally don't use wget.  What are you trying to install?
[09:34] <slashdotfx> I'm running jaunty, and having problem with random segfaults
[09:35] <slashdotfx> already running with latest 'apt-get upgrade'
[09:35] <n2diy> -xstatic, rmdir
[09:35] <djdavis75> ``y7: unless u are talking about programs that run when you login, for gnome that's System -> Preferences -> Startup Program, and yes u can add to them
[09:35] <slashdotfx> anyone experiencing the same?
[09:35] <xstatic> n2diy: It says it cant because the dir isnt empty
[09:35] <n2diy> -xstatic, rmdir -r
[09:35] <Mikaze> rm -rf <dir>
[09:35] <yinlong> Flannel,no i don't want to installl anything ,but i want to download something useful through terminal,
i cannot found my driver at hardware driver
: i am using ubuntu 9.04 and when i check hardware drivers there wont be any driver for ma card but previously it was der for 8.10
[09:36] <Flannel> yinlong: just wget [url]
[09:37] <n2diy> gee9043: insmod "driver name"
[09:37] <gee9043> in terminal?
in terminal?
[09:37] <yinlong> Flannel,wget [url]? what is url?
[09:37] <anoop> hello can anybody help me??
[09:37] <JusticeZero> OK, is it possible for a defective power supply to make the HD glitch consistantly?
[09:37] <n2diy> gee9043: yes
[09:38] <n2diy> gee9043: you'll probably have to sudo it?
[09:38] <xstatic> n2diy: Thats not working either for some reason
[09:38] <JusticeZero> Because that's the only part on this computer I have NOT replaced so far...
i think no
i 1st time use ubuntu
[09:38] <anoop> hello.............
[09:39] <fbianconi> xstatic: do you own all the files below that dir?
[09:39] <xstatic> fbianconi: i do
[09:39] <Mikaze> Have you replaced the spike arrestor?
[09:39] <djdavis75> xstatic: "rm -rf directory" should remove an entire directory and it's contents, you may need to be root or use sudo if you don't own it
[09:39] <fbianconi> xstatic: try  sudo rm -rf <dir>
[09:39] <n2diy> gee9043: no problem, with linux, everytime is like the first time! :)
[09:40] <JusticeZero> I'm about ready to scream here at this install job. I have no clue; that's just the only part that wasn't replaced.
[09:40] <JusticeZero> I keep getting all sorts of issues with partitions on a brand new SATA2 drive.
so i  need u teach me le - #_#
[09:40]  * Mikaze once had a spike arrestor that would make the video shrink and made lines across the bottom.  Might also affet the hard disks.
[09:41] <JusticeZero> It replaces the old Seagate 130GB; I was having trouble with random freezeups.
[09:41] <anoop> plz help anybody
[09:41] <anoop> ??
[09:41] <ikonia> anoop: what's the issue ?
[09:41] <n2diy> gee9043: no you don't, you can't afford me!
[09:41] <``y7> in some instructions, i was told to edit my /etc/sudoers file, that file does not exist, do i create it?
[09:41] <ikonia> ``y7: what instructions
[09:41] <anoop> sometimes  ma ubuntu  gets hang up i dont know wats the problem and after sometime it resume backs
[09:41] <``y7> ikonia: it's for my firewall: http://www.fs-security.com/docs/faq.php#trayicon
haha
[09:42]  * Mikaze uses arno-iptables-firewall
[09:42] <ikonia> ``y7: first the command to edit sudoers is "visudo" - and if you don't have an /etc/sudoers file on ubuntu - you are in trouble
[09:42] <anoop> hello
[09:42] <``y7> ikonia, why wouldn't i have that file?
[09:42] <ikonia> anoop: hello
[09:42] <ikonia> ``y7: show me the output of "uname -a"
[09:43] <djdavis75> ``y7: u should have that file
[09:43] <n2diy> gee9043: And I forgot your question!?
[09:43] <ikonia> anoop: can you define "hang" please
[09:43] <``y7> djdavis75, maybe i'm doing something wrong, how can i confirm whether i have the file or not?
[09:43] <ikonia> ``y7: can you show me the output of unama -e please
[09:43] <ikonia> ``y7: uname -a sorry
[09:44] <``y7> Linux ubuntu 2.6.27-11-generic #1 SMP Wed Apr 1 20:53:41 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[09:44] <``y7> do i have to use sudo to view the sudoers file?
if i type insmod "driver name" , will need my useraccount password?
[09:44] <ikonia> ``y7: show me the output of "ls -la /etc/sudoers"
[09:45] <anoop> suppose if am doing a mulitask like hearin music and as well as reading file suddenly if i move ma mosuse or open a folder ma system get hang
[09:45] <djdavis75> ``y7: ls /etc/sudoers
[09:45] <``y7> ikonia, i figured it out.... i have to use sudo to view the sudoers file
[09:45] <Flannel> !away > Mud|afk
[09:45] <n2diy> gee9043: Yes
[09:45] <ikonia> ``y7: no - you use "visudo" command
[09:45] <``y7> ikonia: -r--r----- 1 root root 557 2009-04-19 01:54 /etc/sudoers
[09:45] <angelleye34> anybody in here?
[09:46] <chalcedony> hi angelleye34
[09:46] <anoop> ikonia:suppose if am doing a multitask like hearin music and as well as reading file suddenly if i move ma mouse or open a folder ma system get hang
but i cannot type my password...if i in the terminal
[09:46] <``y7> ikonia, so you're saying i do "visudo joe /etc/sudoers" instead of "sudo joe /etc/sudoers"?
[09:46] <n2diy> angelleye34: no, it is quitting time, and we are all going home.
[09:46] <ikonia> anoop: can you define "hang"
[09:46] <ikonia> ``y7: no - thats not how you edit the file
[09:46] <tehbaut> is there a system profiler?
[09:46] <Flannel> ``y7: `sudo visudo`
[09:47] <ikonia> ``y7: "sudo visudo" that it
[09:47] <beruchtigte> hi ,how can i stop the gdm in a tty ?
[09:47] <ikonia> ``y7: you should never need to do "sudo joe"
[09:47] <tehbaut> I need some data about my board and proc
[09:47] <Flannel> ``y7: What are you trying to edit sudo to do?
[09:47] <anoop> hang means whole system get strucked
[09:47] <Pici> beruchtigte: sudo invoke-rc.d gdm stop
[09:47] <n2diy> gee9043: ok, why can't you type in the terminal?
[09:47] <``y7> Flannel, i'm trying to make my firewall startup when i login
[09:47] <``y7> i'd actually prefer it started up before i logged in, but this is the only method i could figure out
[09:47] <Flannel> ``y7: Er, I'm almost certain you won't need to edit sudoers for that.
i can type the sudo lspci | grep -i nvidia... but cannot type my password
[09:48] <``y7> Flannel: http://www.fs-security.com/docs/faq.php#trayicon
[09:48] <``y7> ^those instructions tell me to :(
[09:48] <djdavis75> ``y7: ur on the wrong track, ufw rules are applied at system boot
[09:48] <``y7> djdavis75, i have no idea what that means ;(
[09:48] <Flannel> ``y7: Well, first of all, those instructions have a syntax error in them.
[09:48] <ikonia> anoop: next time it hangs - press caps lock and see if the light on your eyboard goes on and off
[09:48] <anoop> ikonia ::hang means whole system get strucked
[09:49] <n2diy> gee9043: how can you use sudo, and not know your password???!!!
[09:49] <djdavis75> ``y7: if u are using the built in ufw firewall, once u setup rules, they are applied at boot time
[09:49] <kinja-sheep> gee9043: Just type your password.  It won't display any characters.
[09:49] <``y7> djdavis75, i don't think i'm using the built in ufw firewall, i'm using firestarter as my firewall.
[09:49] <TheShahFactor> Hello!
[09:50] <djdavis75> ``y7: oh, but firestarter should have script that runs at boot to config the firewall
[09:50] <n2diy> gee9043: kinja-sheep, yes, good catch\
[09:50] <``y7> djdavis75, how do i check whether that is the case or not?
[09:50] <djdavis75> ``y7: why not just use ufw?
[09:50] <``y7> because i know how to use firestarter and i've spent hours learning it :|
[09:50] <henrik__> gee9043: When you type your password in the terminal it don't show the password. Just type it and hit enter
[09:50] <anoop> i hav tired that ma keyboard will work
[09:51] <edoreld> Is there any command I can execute on a machine to tell it to boot using PXE (But not set it to default) ?
[09:51] <TheShahFactor> How can I convert a character for example 'a' into its corresponding keycode( 38 in this case)  on Ubuntu
won't display any characterss?
[09:51] <ikonia> anoop: ok - so it's not actaully hanging the system, it sounds like a visual "lag"
[09:51] <ikonia> anoop: what video card do you have
[09:51] <chome> Bonjour tout le monde
[09:51] <djdavis75> ``y7: i don't know about firestarter, i messed with it a long time ago, ufw is easy, and if you install the gui config tool for it it's even easier
[09:51] <anoop> i have ati xpress 200 onboard chip
[09:51] <n2diy> gee9043: that is normal, your mom might be looking over your shoulder!
[09:52] <``y7> djdavis75, i have firestarter setup perfectly, my only concern is whether it starts up when the OS starts up
ok ... when i back i try again
[09:52] <indus__> ``y7: dont use firestarter
[09:52] <anoop> ikonia:i have ati xpress 200 onboard chip
[09:53] <``y7> indus__: i'm using it..... sorry :(
[09:53] <n2diy> gee9043:GL
[09:53] <djdavis75> ``y7: I don't know how how firestarter works, I remember it put some stuff in the init scripts to start it when I used it
[09:53] <schone> hi all im trying to chmod a directory to the following permissions : drwxr-xr-x - how do you translate a chmod number to this combination?
[09:53] <indus__> ``y7: use gufw instead , firestarter is unmaintained now i hear
GL?
[09:53] <``y7> djdavis75, how do i view the init to see if there's anything in there?
[09:53] <Harvey8765> Does anyone here have tonido ?
[09:53] <djdavis75> /etc/init.d and look for firestarter
[09:53] <n2diy> gee9043: GL, good luck.
[09:53] <kinja-sheep> !permission | schone
[09:53] <anoop> ikonia::hello.......
[09:54] <Pici> Harvey8765: Is that an Ubuntu application?
[09:54] <``y7> indus__: you have no idea how long it's taken me to get firestarter working.... i'm not the best with this linux stuff ;(
[09:54] <indus__> ``y7: ok :)
[09:54] <fbianconi> anoop: does using totem causes the crash? are you using desktop effects?
[09:54] <Harvey8765> its an opens source application that runs on linux
[09:54] <ikonia> anoop: hello
[09:54] <djdavis75> ``y7: indus is right, I would ditch firestarter and go with ufw + gufw, so easy and built in
[09:54] <indus__> ``y7: why are u using firestarter btw
oic....wat name at this channel?
[09:54] <Harvey8765> just trying to figure something out
[09:55] <n2diy> gee9043: Sorry, I don't understand hte question? My nick is n2diy2 and my name is Darrryl.
[09:55] <``y7> firestarter shows me every attempt to enter my network and every attempt to leave it. it allows me to right-click and click "allow" to a service or to a source. and everybody's alternatives before were to use iptables
[09:55] <n2diy> gee9043: Sorry, I don't understand hte question? My nick is n2diy and my name is Darrryl.
[09:56] <anoop> fbianconi::yeah am using desktop effects.not only with totem if am using a gedit  application it gets strucked
en..jus thanks you...where u from?
[09:56] <anoop> ikonia::am using ati xpress 200 onboard graphics
[09:57] <anoop> ikonia:hello
[09:57] <n2diy> gee9043: USA, PA, Lansford
[09:57] <Myrtti> n2diy, gee9043: take it somewhere else, please
[09:57] <Harvey8765> whats best firestarter or gufw
[09:58] <fbianconi> anoop: what is the exit of fglrxinfo | grep version
[09:58] <``y7> apparently gufw
[09:58] <ikonia> anoop: I suspect that is a good place to start looking at the problem as it sounds like a visual lag rather than a hardware lock up
[09:58] <n2diy> Myrtti: where?
[09:58] <kinja-sheep> n2diy: Start a private conversation -- would be one good example.
[10:00] <shavin> guys i use pidgin as a client to connect to yahoo chat, but unfortunately file sharing as well as photo sharing does not work on it for yahoo. File shaing works at times but not always. Is there any other linux client i can use?
[10:00] <n2diy> Myrtti: kinja-sheep, well the sysops aren't complaining, why are you?
[10:00] <nsh> how do you  add flags to package installations with apt?
[10:00] <schone> kinja-sheep, according to that the permission drwxr-xr-x - equals 751 - but it doesnt work
[10:00] <nsh> e.g. i want to install berkeley db with the option --enable-compat185
[10:01] <Pranka> shavin: You might want to try sim-im.
[10:01] <shavin> sim-im?
[10:01] <Myrtti> n2diy: I am a sysop
[10:01] <kinja-sheep> schone: I think it is 755 --> rwx (7) r-x (5) r-x (5).
[10:01] <Myrtti> n2diy: take the personal discussion elsewhere, this is for ubuntu support
[10:02] <``y7> what's a sysop?
[10:02] <Pranka> shavin: Yes, apt-cache search sim-im.
[10:02] <kinja-sheep> ``y7: Somebody in charge.
[10:02] <Myrtti> ``y7: I think he means channel operators
[10:02] <shavin> thanks for that.
[10:02] <n2diy> Myrtti: ok, pleased to meet you. I thought I knew all the sysops!? I'm only a pest.
[10:02] <``y7> why do the channel opperators in this channel choose not to keep ops at all times?
[10:03] <J-_> Will gtk2-engines-murrine_0.60 work with Hardy? I've installed it, and it seems as though it's not working proper.
[10:03] <Myrtti> n2diy: /msg chanserv access #ubuntu list
[10:03] <Myrtti> ``y7: freenode policy
[10:03] <nsh> ``y7, it's a freenode policy
[10:03] <``y7> roger that, ty
[10:03] <nsh> it lowers the degree of lame to some extent
[10:03] <J-_> Dust and Dust Extra 0.4 I've tried.
[10:04] <nsh> anyone have any ideas about installing packages with make options via apt/synaptic?
[10:04] <djdavis75> goodnight
[10:04] <Flannel> nsh: You'd have to download the source debs, modify the build stuffs, compile the debs, then install.
[10:05] <nsh> oh, i should make a feature request for synaptic to pass options then
[10:05] <Flannel> nsh: Synaptic doesn't compile...
[10:05] <tuhoojabotti> Please, tell me which media player can display .wmv?
[10:05] <``y7> Flannel, another thing firestarter allows me to do is modify it's settings while it's disabled ;)
[10:05] <anoop_> ikoni:but i dont know i have  this problem not only with ubuntu 9.04..also with fedora 8
[10:05] <berkes> dsabecky: There is absolutely nothing more annoying then people who help on IRC by tellying you to get another tool. Foo> "Hello, I am looking for the exact syntax for mysqlhotcopy over ssh, it seems the argument 'user' refers to a system user and not a mysql user, correct?" Bar> Get PosgreSQL.
[10:05] <Myrtti> tuhoojabotti: none if you don't have the proper codecs
[10:05] <nsh> no, but it's a sensible place to take the information and pass it to the compiler, surely Flannel
[10:05] <Myrtti> tuhoojabotti: mplayer and vlc are your best bets
[10:05] <anoop_> ikoni:plz help me and and i havent installed fglrx driver in ma ubuntu 9.04
[10:06] <tuhoojabotti> where can I get codecs?
[10:06] <Flannel> nsh: debs are already compiled
[10:06] <berkes> so. is there codefolding in gedit (not notepad++ or any other IDE, texteditor, editor and so forth, but gedit) :)
[10:06] <nsh> oh, right
[10:06] <Myrtti> nsh: source is compiled on the servers, they aren't compiled on demand
[10:06] <Flannel> nsh: all the stuff you grab from the repositories is already compiled,etc.
[10:06] <nsh> of course
[10:06]  * nsh subtracts a cookie from himself
have  u used gstreamer plugins
[10:07] <``y7> does gufw allow me to block outgoing traffic?
[10:07] <dsabecky> berkes: That wasn't a late response... :P
[10:07] <Flannel> berkes: No.
[10:07] <berkes> dsabecky: it was, yes :)
[10:08] <anoop_> ikonia:hello..
[10:08] <indus__> !gufw
[10:08] <indus__> !ufw
[10:08] <kinja-sheep> berkes: There are extras too in the repo.  Install that and see if it have what you're looking for.
[10:08] <indus__> !ufw > ``y7
[10:09] <kinja-sheep> !info gedit-plugins | berkes
[10:09] <Flannel> berkes, kinja-sheep: No.  Gedit doesn't do folding.  Nor do the plugins provide such.
[10:10] <pama> hello, I would like to know the command for getting my distro version.
[10:11] <Flannel> pama: lsb_release -a
[10:11] <``y7> Flannel: what's uname -a?
[10:11] <berkes> Flannel: any projects or plans for plugins that will bring this to gedit? I might have some coding time, or some budget :)
[10:12] <Flannel> ``y7: kernel versions
[10:12] <Flannel> berkes: No idea
[10:12] <``y7> roger that, ty
[10:12] <piatkosia_> ho
[10:12] <piatkosia_> *hi
[10:12] <pama> Thanks. And how do I request to apt-get in order to know the newer version for instalation (I do not want to update, just to know the newer verions)
[10:12] <kinja-sheep> berkes: Use a different text editor (geany?)
[10:12] <pama> about a package.
[10:13] <berkes> kinja-sheep: I really love the various plugins for gedit. It is almost 100% textmate alike. And really speeds up my work a lot. Just the codefolding.... :(
[10:14] <mib_gad0x11t> hi
[10:14] <mib_gad0x11t> any one here?
[10:15] <mib_gad0x11t> hi
[10:15] <Nom-> Nobody here but us chickens.
[10:15] <mib_gad0x11t> yep
[10:15] <boss_mc> nomnomnom
[10:15] <mib_gad0x11t> hey
[10:15] <``y7> indus__: this was helpful: "This page does not exist yet. You can create a new empty page, or use one of the page templates."    :p
[10:15] <mib_gad0x11t> hey guys, what start up applications are the common for ubuntu?
[10:16] <Nom-> start up applications ?
[10:16] <indus> ``y7: DAMN
[10:16] <mib_gad0x11t> i mean, i mean, for checking if i don't have a hacking process running there without knowing
[10:16] <indus> wait
[10:16] <mib_gad0x11t> Nom: yep
[10:16] <indus> !ufw > indus
[10:17] <mib_gad0x11t> nom: System-> preferences->Start up applications
[10:17] <Nom-> er... whatever you want to turn on
[10:17] <indus> ``y7: that page works
[10:17] <``y7> indus: this was the link that was pmed to me: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Uncomplicated_Firewall_ufw)?action=edit&template=SlideShowHandOutTemplate
[10:17] <``y7> doesn't work for me, dunno what to tell ya ;(
[10:17] <mib_gad0x11t> nom: yeah.. but which ones are the pre-installed ones?
[10:18] <Nom-> This isn't Windows... just don't be silly and run stuff as root and you'll be fine
[10:18] <Nom-> (for the most part)
[10:18] <indus> ``y7: it works i just clicked it
[10:18] <Nom-> Well, let's see... I think I have a 9.04 VM here
[10:18] <``y7> indus: does it read at the top: "This page does not exist yet. You can create a new empty page, or use one of the page templates."  ?
[10:18] <indus> no
[10:19] <mib_gad0x11t> Nom: Me silly?
[10:19] <``y7> well i reclicked it and i get that msg, so i guess i'm broken
[10:19] <indus> ``y7: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Uncomplicated_Firewall_ufw
[10:19] <indus> works baby
[10:19] <``y7> that works
[10:19] <Nom-> Or not... I think i've removed VirtualBox from this laptop... too hard on the slow HDD
[10:19] <``y7> diff link
[10:19] <indus> ya its teh same link
[10:20] <``y7> negative, yours doesn't have )?action=edit&template=SlideShowHandOutTemplate at the end of it
[10:20] <``y7> different URL
[10:20] <``y7> either way, thx for the help
[10:20] <Nom-> mib_gad0x11t: You'll find that is probably a list of stuff which is loaded by your gnome session... you're unlikely to have anything out of the ordinary in there
[10:21] <indus> ``y7: welcome , ufw sits on top of iptables for easier config from command line and gufw is a GUI front end to it
[10:21] <indus> ``y7: i dont use either so dont aks me :P
[10:21] <``y7> neither seem to allow me to block outgoing stuff, so i'ma stick with firestarter :)
[10:22] <millertime> my mic won't stop muting itself in volume controls, any help?
[10:26] <mib_gad0x11t> hey
[10:26] <mib_gad0x11t> hey guys
[10:26] <supersasho> hi.. any idea, why my sound suddenly stopped to work? (8.10, pulseaudio) audio was working just fine till know, and i even haven't rebooted the computer
[10:26] <tuhoojabotti> Tell me which codec should I install to get .wmv audio working?
[10:26] <mib_gad0x11t> how can i delete this file?
[10:26] <mib_gad0x11t> -rw-r--r-- 1 davidx davidx     62 2009-06-01 21:34 new file~
[10:27] <boss_mc> mib sudo rm new\ file~
[10:27] <mib_gad0x11t> it appears in my desktop but it is not shown
[10:27] <boss_mc> mib_gad0x11t:  sudo rm new\ file~
[10:27] <boss_mc> mib_gad0x11t: actually you don't need sudo
[10:27] <mib_gad0x11t> ok boss
[10:28] <mib_gad0x11t> any idea how it got there?
[10:28] <mib_gad0x11t> cause i dont remember creating it
[10:28] <boss_mc> mib_gad0x11t: ~ files are normally backups (gedit creates them)
[10:29] <mib_gad0x11t> thanks boss for helping this newbie
[10:29] <mib_gad0x11t> ;)
[10:29] <vallhalla81> what is the best way to clone my harddrive? So i can put it in to another pc?
[10:30] <aOa> libnewt.a can not be statically linked? it always says "undefined reference to `SLtt_Screen_Rows'"
[10:30] <tuhoojabotti> aha it's the video that's sound is screwed
[10:30] <mib_yd1morkl> use the dd command
[10:30] <tuhoojabotti> other ones work
[10:31] <arand> vallhalla81: partimage would be one way, You'll need room to store the copy though...
[10:32] <boss_mc> aOa: sounds like it need to be {dynamically/statically} linked to some other library
[10:32] <KingKimi> H
[10:32] <KingKimi> Hi
[10:32] <KingKimi> i need an alternate to this : http://www.mlin.net/Clipomatic.shtml
[10:32] <FloodBot3> KingKimi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:32] <KingKimi> FloodBot3, ok.. :P
[10:32] <vallhalla81> !partimage
[10:33] <vallhalla81> arand: thank you i will look in to it
[10:34] <snowrichard> hi
[10:35] <dyllan> Hi all. I would like to install a firewall, before my cisco router (IP: 172.20.16.1). All my workstations are configured with the router IP as the gateway so (GW: 172.20.16.1), but i would like all traffic to be filtered through my linux firewall first, is this possible, if so how? - thanks
[10:35] <mib_gad0x11t> boss_mc: is it possible to have multiple logins with the root user?
[10:35] <supersasho> hi.. any idea, why my sound suddenly stopped to work? (8.10, pulseaudio) audio was working just fine till know, and i even haven't rebooted the computer
[10:36] <mib_gad0x11t> how can i prevent logins into my computer, i want to be the only user?
[10:37] <boss_mc> supersasho: check in pavucontrol that pulse can still see the output device
[10:37] <mib_gad0x11t> how can i prevent logins into my computer, i want to be the only user?
[10:38] <boss_mc> KingKimi: try parcellite
[10:38] <Pranka> mib_gad0x11t: delete the other users?
[10:38] <boss_mc> !info parcellite | KingKimi
[10:38] <KingKimi>  i need an alternate to this : http://www.mlin.net/Clipomatic.shtml
[10:38] <KingKimi> boss_mc, ok,. thnx
[10:39] <supersasho> boss_mc: it says connection failed:connection refused and closes
[10:39] <boss_mc> supersasho: pulseaudio has died
[10:39] <KingKimi> boss_mc, will it add to a menu like in that of clipomatic ?
[10:39] <boss_mc> supersasho: close all audio programs and run pulseaudio -D in the terminal
[10:40] <boss_mc> KingKimi: no, it runs in the notification area and you paste by clicking on it and then on the thing you want to paste
[10:40] <supersasho> supersasho@LOGUX:~$ pulseaudio -D                W: ltdl-bind-now.c: Failed to find original dlopen loader.              E: main.c: daemon startup failed.
[10:40] <supersasho> boss_mc:
[10:41] <KingKimi> boss_mc, tHaNk you !!
[10:42] <KingKimi> how do i add firefox to startup ?
[10:42] <boss_mc> supersasho: run pulseaudio -vvvv then
[10:42] <boss_mc> supersasho: look for red lines
[10:42] <supersasho> boss_mc: http://pastebin.com/d14e0a5a5
[10:43] <boss_mc> supersasho: ok, pulseaudio -k then pulseaudio -D
[10:43] <KingKimi> boss_mc, how to add firefox to startup ?
[10:43] <supersasho> boss_mc: the red ones were these E: pid.c: Daemon already running.                  E: main.c: pa_pid_file_create() failed.
[10:43] <boss_mc> yeah
[10:43] <boss_mc> supersasho: it sounds like the deamon was runing but had crashed somehow...
[10:43] <boss_mc> supersasho: pulseaudio -k will kill the old one
[10:43] <supersasho> boss_mc: pulseaudio -k did this supersasho@LOGUX:~$ pulseaudio -k               W: ltdl-bind-now.c: Failed to find original dlopen loader.
[10:44] <boss_mc> supersasho: that's fine
[10:44] <geirha> KingKimi: System -> Preferences -> Sessions (in 8.04/8.10), Startup programs in 9.04 I think (barely tested 9.04 yet)
[10:45] <boss_mc> supersasho: you'll also want to add yourself and root to the three pulse-* groups (for real-time-scheduling)
[10:45] <supersasho> boss_mc: ok.. but after pulseaudio -D it says E: main.c daemon startup failed.
[10:46] <g0wda> what the fuck!!?? I installed Braid Game on wine and tried to exec it... my session logged OUT!@!!!!???
[10:46] <bazhang> g0wda, watch the language please
[10:47] <KingKimi> geirha, what is the command that could open firefox ?
[10:47] <KingKimi> geirha, in that startupapplications
[10:47] <geirha> KingKimi: Just "firefox" :)
[10:47] <boss_mc> supersasho: strange do a pulseaudio -k then a pulseaudio -vvvv
[10:47] <geirha> KingKimi: With lowercase letters that is. It's case-sensitive
[10:47] <KingKimi> geirha, without quotes ?
[10:47] <KingKimi> geirha, thnx
[10:48] <geirha> KingKimi: Yes without quotes, though it should work with quotes as well I think
[10:48] <supersasho> boss_mc: http://pastebin.com/d5e1b5b47
[10:49] <boss_mc> supersasho: are you on intrepid?
[10:49] <mkarnicki> KingKimi: just use ---> firefox & (with ampersand it will run in the background, and you can still use the terminal)
[10:49] <supersasho> boss_mc: yes
[10:49] <mkarnicki> or Alt+F2 and type: firefox <Enter>
[10:49] <g0wda> bazhang, will you tell me the answer if i watch my language?? is there an alternative for Braid Game on Ubuntu???
[10:49] <boss_mc> supersasho: ha, sorry, then it's runing systemwide, sudo service pulseaudio restart is what you want
[10:49] <geirha> mkarnicki: He was adding it to startup programs
[10:50] <mkarnicki> geirha: sorry ^_^ *dang, I'll watch it better*
[10:51] <supersasho> boss_mc: no errors in console , but no sound either :(
[10:51] <boss_mc> supersasho: does pavucontrol now connect?
[10:52] <bazhang> g0wda, checked the appdb yet?
[10:52] <bazhang> !appdb > g0wda
[10:52] <schone> is it possible to share a samba share from a linux webserver to clients over the internet
[10:52] <mkarnicki> anybody needs help? I've got few minutes free
[10:52] <geirha> mkarnicki: Also, he had left when you answered ;p
[10:52] <OrEvA> how can i install myth-tv in ubuntu 8.04??
[10:52] <hysterix> mkarnicki: vpn problems
[10:52] <supersasho> boss_mc: nope, still the same error connection failed:connection refused
[10:53] <g0wda> \anyone know any game similar to braid?
[10:53] <boss_mc> supersasho: sorry, no idea and I've got to go...
[10:53] <mkarnicki> geirha: but you solved his problem, don't worry ;) even if he experiments, He'll be better off ;)
[10:53] <supersasho> boss_mc: ok.. thx anyway
[10:53] <boss_mc> supersasho: good luck fixing it...
[10:53] <mkarnicki> hysterix: in particular, I'm not good at vpn. I myself had a problem once
[10:53] <bazhang> http://www.mythbuntu.org OrEvA
[10:53] <mkarnicki> hysterix: what's the issue?
[10:54] <hysterix> intrepid + pptp = failure; im able to connect; i have the right credentials
[10:54] <hysterix> syslog just says
[10:54] <hysterix> modem hangup
[10:54] <mkarnicki> :/
[10:54] <evl> Hello there, I've got an old SVN server that's running Gutsy and as I tried to upgrade it right now via apt-get all my sources are 404'd, what should I do to get it up to date?
[10:54] <mkarnicki> i'm afraid I won't be able to help here though :<
[10:54] <OrEvA> bazhang : i downloaded myth-tv but i am unable to install............can i install it through a repo
[10:55] <mkarnicki> I tried to use VPN to connect to my university, and the only thing that was missing was one additional package
[10:55] <bazhang> OrEvA, sure you can
[10:55] <hysterix> ya it seems network manager in intrepid has some issues with vpn
[10:55] <mkarnicki> but still, I'm sorry, I won't be able to help
[10:55] <mkarnicki> yeap, true
[10:55] <hysterix> can anyone recommend another good vpn client
[10:55] <supersasho> boss_mc: just one more thing :), these are the errors E: alsa-util.c: Error opening PCM device hw:0: Device or resource busy                    E: module.c: Failed to load  module "module-alsa-sink" (argument: "device_id=0 sink_name=alsa_output.pci_10de_3f0_sound_card_0_alsa_playback_0"): initialization failed.
[10:55] <OrEvA> bazhang : how
[10:55] <bazhang> evl, you need to check the upgrade fact as gutsy is end of life
[10:56] <hysterix> btw epic room
[10:56] <bazhang> !upgrade | evl
[10:56] <evl> my box is very much alive :)
[10:56] <hysterix> 1419 people
[10:56] <hysterix> damn
[10:56] <ce_sexsi> hy
[10:56] <hysterix> poor mods
[10:56] <ce_sexsi> yup
[10:56] <mkarnicki> ;)
[10:56] <schone> is there any alternative methods to having windows to map to a shared location on a linux box which is a web server
[10:56] <hysterix> keep up the good fight
[10:56] <ce_sexsi> ;)
[10:56] <hysterix> dont let the man hold you down and all that
[10:56] <ce_sexsi> aku g isa pakek bhs inggris
[10:56] <hysterix> i guess i'm going to look for a vpn client
[10:56] <bazhang> OrEvA, the same as installing other packages; sudo apt-get install mythtv
[10:57] <hysterix> maybe its network manager being fussy
[10:57] <hysterix> later everyone
[10:57] <mkarnicki> bye
[10:57] <hysterix> all 1000+ of you
[10:57] <hysterix> and mkarnicki of course
[10:57] <hysterix> :D
[10:57] <geirha> schone: Your question is a bit ambiguous, could you try to rephrase it?
[10:58] <boss_mc> supersasho: sounds like something is using the sound card
[10:58] <mkarnicki> :D
[10:58] <boss_mc> supersasho: are you sure all sound programs have been stopped?
[10:59] <boss_mc> supersasho: especially java, mpd, flash video in firefox etc
[10:59] <schone> geirha, i have a linux box which is hosted with slicehost.com (development purposes), I would like to setup a samba share so that all with my windows client i can map this share as a network drive. Is this possible?
[10:59] <schone> geirha, accesing samba shares through the internet and not on a LAN
[10:59] <khaije> does conduit sync tool require it be installed on both computers?
[10:59] <supersasho> boss_mc: firefox, rhytmbox all killed
[11:00] <supersasho> boss_mc: i try to restart X maybe that will help
[11:00] <OrEvA> bazhang : I installed and uninstalled google desktop today and now i am unable to download anything from a repo....either through aptitude or synaptic
[11:00] <geirha> schone: Do you have administrator rights on the linux box?
[11:00] <schone> geirha, yep
[11:01] <geirha> schone: Then yes, that should be possible
[11:01] <OrEvA> I installed and uninstalled google desktop today and now i am unable to download anything from a repo....either through aptitude or synaptic
[11:01] <areels> We have a surveillance system which is recording x264 video files with .dvr extension. how can i play or convert these files on ubuntu?  Ubuntu claims that these files are application/x-font-ttf
[11:01] <schone> geirha
[11:01] <geirha> schone: Check the server guide for how to set up samba with commandline: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html
[11:02] <areels> !dvr
[11:02] <christopher> has anyone here had any luck with installing the new VirtualBox on an Ubuntu Server?
[11:02] <schone> geirha, thanks!
[11:02] <supersasho> boss_mc: X restart did not helped either
[11:02] <areels> i did and it worked well christopher
[11:03] <areels> oh no, not server, desktop
[11:03] <ms_> #/
[11:03] <schone> geirha, i have followed these steps before
[11:04] <christopher> areels, it works like a BOMB on DTop, but I want to install it with command line on a server :P
[11:04] <supersasho> hi.. can anyone help me with sound issue probably problem with pulseaudio, if i restart it it gives me this errors:   E: alsa-util.c: Error opening PCM device hw:0: Device or resource busy                E: module.c: Failed to load  module "module-alsa-sink" (argument: "device_id=0 sink_name=alsa_output.pci_10de_3f0_sound_card_0_alsa_playback_0"): initialization failed.
[11:04] <schone> when i go to map it though nothing happens and it times out
[11:05] <geirha> schone: You need to specify the IP or hostname, not the windows name, since it is over the network. \\the.hostname.com\sharename
[11:05]  * Mud|afk slaps ubottu
[11:05] <Mud|afk> freaking bot
[11:05] <Mud|afk> I go afk when I want :>
[11:05] <geirha> schone: *over the internet I mean
[11:05] <areels> We have a surveillance system which is recording x264 video files with .dvr extension. how can i play or convert these files on ubuntu?  Ubuntu claims that these files are application/x-font-ttf
[11:06] <ms_> 	
[11:06] <ms_> I want to join locoteams
[11:06] <keppchen> :( ... mysqld_safe ate up 99% cpu ... killall -9 helped ...
[11:06] <bazhang> !loco > ms_
[11:07] <Pranka> areels: You might want to try mencoder for converting the file.
[11:07] <oQsdeodi> server irc fullnetwork org
[11:07] <WBdNnS> server irc fullnetwork org
[11:07] <tsItmrFlHOl> server irc fullnetwork org
[11:07] <JlBGpe> server irc fullnetwork org
[11:07] <gbFmCXWhqsrR> server irc fullnetwork org
[11:09] <_nix_> what was that?
[11:09] <tuhoojabotti> yea?
[11:09] <geirha> _nix_: A spammer/script-kiddie having "fun"
[11:09] <Pranka> Someone trying to advertise.
[11:09] <tuhoojabotti> okay
[11:09] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[11:10] <schone> geirha, none of those work :(
[11:10] <hoohaah> i know that ubuntu q's can't be asked in debian, but can most debian q's be asked here?
[11:10] <_nix_> For a moment I thought everybody was rallying for something lol
[11:10] <hoohaah> apt, dpkg etc?
[11:10] <chiffre> hi @all
[11:10] <geirha> schone: Does it ask for username and password or just time out?
[11:10] <bazhang> hoohaah, better to read debian documentation as that is offtopic here
[11:10] <bazhang> hoohaah, #ubuntu-offtopic for chat
[11:10] <ms_> 	
[11:10] <ms_> I am new to ubuntu and I want to work in my group
[11:11] <schone> geirha, times out
[11:11] <supersasho> hi.. can anyone help me with sound issue probably problem with pulseaudio, if i restart it it gives me this errors:   E: alsa-util.c: Error opening PCM device hw:0: Device or resource busy                E: module.c: Failed to load  module "module-alsa-sink" (argument: "device_id=0 sink_name=alsa_output.pci_10de_3f0_sound_card_0_alsa_playback_0"): initialization failed.
[11:11] <bazhang> ms_, read the loco link I sent you
[11:11] <stevecam> when ubuntu install cd is finished starting up, everything just crashes and i cant do anything
[11:11] <bazhang> stevecam, md5 the iso yet?
[11:11] <Pranka> supersasho: You don't have to type your question many times.
[11:11] <areels> thank you Pranka
[11:11] <geirha> schone: It's possible the smb port is blocked by the hosting company then
[11:11] <stevecam> yeah, twice
[11:11] <czajkowski> ms_: you can also join the -locoteams channel if you want to talk about loco stuff
[11:12] <bazhang> stevecam, then do the disk integrity check and check the bootoptions
[11:12] <lvlefisto> i can't see the whole ubuntu installation screen, i just see the second half.
[11:12] <ms_> thanks bazhang
[11:12] <schone> is there a way to test it gierha
[11:12] <stevecam> i did that too
[11:12] <stevecam> what boot options should i play with
[11:12] <bazhang> stevecam, what boot options
[11:12] <stevecam> i tried to turn acpi off
[11:13] <supersasho> Pranka: so what do you advice?
[11:13] <chiffre> Someone found a fix for shutdown won't complete bug?
[11:13] <bazhang> stevecam, what about removing quiet and splash from kernel you are booting to see the exact errors
[11:14] <Pranka> supersasho: If I knew the way to help you, I would've already suggested it to you.
[11:14] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BootOptions stevecam
[11:15] <geirha> schone: I don't know how to do it from windows, but from linux, you could do: nc -zv the.hostname.com 445
[11:15] <stevecam> bazhang, will have a mess around
[11:15] <bazhang> stevecam, if those fail, consider the alternate cd
[11:16] <bazhang> !alternate | stevecam
[11:16] <schone> geihra, it says its open
[11:16] <stevecam> ty
[11:16] <indus> !minimal
[11:17] <geirha> schone: Did you run that on the server itself, or from across the internet?
[11:17] <schone> another one over the internet
[11:18] <DaveCo> hey, can someone tell me where themes are stored in ubuntu 9.04/
[11:18] <hoohaah> themes for what
[11:19] <geirha> schone: Ah, then it sounds like it could be the samba configuration that needs to be adjusted somehow. I'm afraid my knowledge of samba is fairly limited though :/ I avoid it as best I can.
[11:19] <WmmW> hello, I've installed the nvidia driver, for use with my 7900GS. I have two issues: First, I'm using multiple monitors. I've managed to configure them to both have different resolutions, and display different desktops, except it's as if everything is running in a separate instance on the secondary monitor. I can't drag windows across, when the mouse goes over, it shows a second pointer. the first pointer stays on the edge of the first screen, th
[11:19] <WmmW> e second screen gets a new one. Clicking only affects the 'active' monitor during that. The second issue, is that since installing the driver, all my virtual terminals are blank. No flashing white cursor, just blank. Typing doesn't show up on the page on any of them, either
[11:19] <hoohaah> there isn't a single {ROOT}/windows/resources location
[11:19] <schone> geirha, ah damn!
[11:20] <geirha> schone: BTW, look in /var/log/auth.log and /var/log/daemon.log (on the server) and see if "samba", "smbd" or "nmbd" is reporting your connection attempts.
[11:21] <geirha> schone: If it does, the message might give some clue as to why it's refusing access.
[11:22] <supersasho> hi.. i've got problem with pulseaudio (sound suddenly stopped working.. i'm using ubuntu 8.10) any ideas?
[11:23] <geirha> schone: Also, there are probably people in here that are more adept in samba configuration, so asking the channel might help
[11:23] <chiffre> volume down? @supersasho
[11:23] <supersasho> chiffre: nope, also PCM is on 100% up :)
[11:25] <supersasho> chiffre: i've noticed it on rhytmbox.. it skips tracks and then just freezes.. and i have no sound whatsoever in any application
[11:25] <chiffre> strange
[11:26] <schone> ah cool ill check all of that now
[11:26] <Weed37> ok so i am looking for a script that will allow me to show my internet connection speeds in xchat client
[11:26] <schone> thanks mate
[11:26] <DeadPanda> Can anyone point me in the right direction for mounting partitions from drive images (the image has a partition table, e.g. dd if=/dev/sda, not dd if=/dev/sda1)
[11:27] <Hemebond> Anyone using 9.04, Firefox and Adobe Flash have problems with the browser hanging regularly and thrashing the disk?
[11:27] <yasasvy> Hemebond: no
[11:28] <Weed37> ok so i am looking for a script that will allow me to show my internet connection speeds in xchat client
[11:28] <geirha> DeadPanda: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1000644
[11:29] <yasasvy> Hemebond: but flash in linux renders slowly than windows
[11:29] <DeadPanda> geirha, ah, thanks
[11:29] <NorthByNorthWest> I know this is a Q for google, but Im in a bit of a hurry so please help. What is a proper line to enter into fstab to automount a smb share to a local folder in media/  ?
[11:29] <Hemebond> yasasvy: Yeah, but I'm having more serious issues than that.
[11:29] <schone> geirha, no problems with the logs
[11:30] <Hemebond> yasasvy: I restarted Firefox and closed the Hotmail tab before it could load; everything is working now.
[11:30] <yasasvy> Hemebond: what kinda sites do you viit?
[11:30] <yasasvy> Hemebond: ok
[11:30] <Hemebond> yasasvy: I still quite regularly have problems with the disk getting thrashed when I have a few Flash videos open as well as VirtualBox.
[11:30] <Randy1> can anyone here help me with a wireless card having trouble scanning?
[11:32] <Randy1> i have the driver correctly installed
[11:33] <geirha> schone: Hm. Then I'm out of ideas at the moment :/
[11:34] <ms_> 	
[11:34] <ms_> I'm new and I want to learn more
[11:35] <jamiewan> could someone tell me if this is an issue. I get this error after updates_W: GPG error: http://wine.budgetdedicated.com jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 58403026387EE263
[11:35] <ms_> 	
[11:35] <ms_> I'm new and I want to learn more
[11:36] <ms_> 	
[11:36] <ms_> I want to help
[11:36] <ethan_> hi all!
[11:36] <yasasvy> jamiewan: u need to update the signature keys for wine
[11:37] <ethan_> having some gparted issues here, anyone care to help?
[11:37] <christopher> has anyone here had any luck with installing the new VirtualBox on an Ubuntu Server?
[11:37] <ethan_> getting error message:cp: cannot stat `gparted_details.htm': No such file or directory
[11:37] <jamiewan> yasasvy: ok so how can i do that, i'm pretty new to ubuntu
[11:37] <geirha> !samba | NorthByNorthWest see the first link
[11:38] <yasasvy> jamiewan: just a sec
[11:38] <NorthByNorthWest> geirha: excellent! thanks!
[11:38] <bazhang> !contribute > ms_
[11:38] <Randy1> can anyone at all help me with wireless issues? itd be greatly appreciated
[11:39] <ethan_> Randy 1: whats the issue?
[11:39] <jamiewan> yasavy i've built a windows / linux duel boot to try out ubuntu and i've had it 2 weeks and wont go back to windows ever again
[11:39] <Randy1> it wont scan i think it said
[11:39] <Randy1> ive properly installed the driver and whatnot
[11:39] <Randy1> but it wont detect my modem
[11:40] <Randy1> or any modem for that matter
[11:40] <ziroday> Randy1: modem? Do you mean wireless router?
[11:40] <Randy1> wireless router yeah haha
[11:40] <ziroday> Randy1: okay, what wireless chipset/card is this?
[11:40] <ethan_> randy 1: what version of ubuntu are you running>
[11:40] <Randy1> a broadcom
[11:40] <Randy1> 9.04 ubuntu
[11:40] <ziroday> Randy1: can you pastebin the output of lspci please
[11:40] <yasasvy> jamiewan: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb instructionsa re given in that site
[11:41] <jamiewan> yasavy: thank muchly will look
[11:42] <DaveCo> does anyone know of a way to make a bootable live usb ubuntu drive, then make changes, and then install from that drive with the changes intact, so i can restore easily?
[11:43] <Randy1> cant you copy the ubuntu CD onto the usb drive and alter it?
[11:43] <Randy1> nevermind, i re read your post, no clue man.
[11:43] <DaveCo> Randy1: ok, thanks
[11:44] <ms_> hiiiiiiiiiiiii
[11:44] <ziroday> !pastebin | Randy1
[11:44] <ziroday> ms_: Hi!
[11:44] <Slart> !usb | DaveCo
[11:44] <Randy1> ziroday: sorry man im new to the IRC thing.
[11:44] <ziroday> Randy1: no worries
[11:45] <c_nick> nmsg nickserv identify nimish
[11:45] <ethan_> anybody who can point me in the direction of some good gparted info, cant seem to find what i need forum or google style
[11:45] <Randy1> ziroday: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187283/
[11:45] <ziroday> Slart: that won't reflect the changes made on the USB stick to a new install will it?
[11:45] <Pici> c_nick: I suggest you change your nickserv password now.
[11:45] <Slart> ziroday: I have no idea... it would be a good start though
[11:46] <ziroday> Slart: sure, just couldn't see anything that would apply when browsing through those :)
[11:46] <ziroday> Randy1: and you have installed the drivers? How did you do that?
[11:47] <Randy1> ziroday: i ran through a few online tutorials and whatnot, i believe it had me run a few commands in the terminal
[11:47] <ziroday> Randy1: hmm okay, are you using ndiswrapper?
[11:47] <c_nick> how to change my nickserv password
[11:47] <ziroday> c_nick: ask in #freenode
[11:47] <Randy1> ziroday: i have no idea, but the name looks super familiar and i wanna say i am. how do i check?
[11:48] <c_nick> ok thanks
[11:48] <ziroday> Randy1: could you pastebin lsmod please :)
[11:48] <ms_> Do you know the one I want to help and learn
[11:48] <yasasvy> Randy1:  I have a broadcom wireless card I have had no probs
[11:48] <ziroday> !contribute | ms_
[11:48] <Randy1> yasavy: your computer is probably newer
[11:49] <kamikaze> hi, someone there knows a great mounting program for linux, like deamon tools for windows.
[11:49] <Randy1> ziroday: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187286/
[11:49] <DaveCo> Slart: i want to make a live usb, that i can make changes on, and then when i install it will take the changes with it to the machine that it is installed upon to make restores easy, is that possible?
[11:49] <ziroday> kamikaze: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/mount-and-unmout-iso-images-without-burning-them.html
[11:50] <gee9043> i still cannot install my driver
[11:50] <gee9043> ubuntu 8.10
[11:50] <kamikaze> ziroday:  Thanks a lot !
[11:50] <ziroday> Randy1: hmm okay, you appear to be using the b43 driver. Do you have the b43-fwcutter package installed?
[11:51] <Randy1> ziroday: i dont believe so, where do i obtain it?
[11:51] <Slart> DaveCo: I don't know if you can do it like that.. but I doubt it's impossible...I guess you could almost write a script yourself.. use the information from !clone together with some copying of config files and such
[11:51] <gee9043> any ppl can help me?
[11:51] <ziroday> Randy1: hmm, I'm not quite certain if you need it
[11:51] <DaveCo> Slart: thanks
[11:51] <ziroday> Randy1: can you do sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter please
[11:52] <Randy1> ziroday: sure one second.
[11:52] <ziroday> Randy1: and then restart
[11:52] <Randy1> ziroday: it said it was already the newest version
[11:53] <Randy1> ziroday: 0 upgraded 0 installed and 12 unchanged haha
[11:53] <ziroday> Randy1: ah right you already have in installed. Can you pastebin ifconfig -a please
[11:53] <schone> hi all, im new to samba and im trying to set up a samba share so that i can access it over the internet, i believe my problem is with with smb.conf - http://paste.ubuntu.com/187289/ - I have only added that piece of code to the bottom of the smb.conf should i be adding anything more?
[11:54] <insmod> anyone know if there is a way to fix webcam access on youtube and such sites ? it just holds at the allow access pop up
[11:54] <Randy1> ziroday: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187290/
[11:54] <yasasvy> Randy1: hey, you can try using the proprietary drivers, system -> administration -> hardware drivers?
[11:54] <kamikaze> ziroday:  Hey again, i got a problem with the guide, when i write the first script in Terminal, it says it cant find dictory .. what am i doing wrong here ?
[11:54] <ziroday> schone: samba was never designed to be used over the internet, perhaps sshfs or ftp(s)?
[11:54] <Randy1> yasavy: i already have the drivers installed
what path do you give
[11:55] <jbianquetti> schone: why not use webdav?
[11:55] <schone> jbianquetti, webdav?
[11:55] <ziroday> Randy1: hmm okay, can you do iwlist wlan0 scanning
[11:55] <kamikaze> what path im giving ? well im not sure, but im using ubuntu 8.10
[11:56] <Randy1> ziroday: it said wlan0      no scan results
[11:56] <jbianquetti> schone: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebDAV
[11:56] <jbld> hi all! shall I ask in public chat ?
[11:56] <jbianquetti> basically is http...
 when i write the first script in Terminal ---  cant find dictory <--- that path is wrong
[11:56] <ziroday> Randy1: hmm
[11:57] <kamikaze> Well, it comes up with this kamikaze@kamikaze-desktop:~$ sudo chmod +x /home/username/mount.sh
[11:57] <kamikaze> chmod: cannot access `/home/username/mount.sh': No such file or directory
[11:57] <kamikaze> kamikaze@kamikaze-desktop:~$
[11:57] <Randy1> ziroday: should i try throwing my laptop?
[11:57] <Chousuke> kamikaze: I doubt there's a user named "username" on your system
[11:57] <schone> jbianquetti, ziroday : my problem is i need to use a eclipse ide to access xml files to modify/upload them, there is an ftp plugin but it is limited to just browsing through files. Any ideas?
[11:58] <ziroday> Randy1: well b43 should "just work" with your card
 username is your username
[11:58] <Chousuke> kamikaze: and you don't need sudo for the chmod command
[11:58] <Randy1> ziroday: possibly an interference from something else is preventing it to scan?
 eg /home/manson/file.txt
[11:59] <jbld> anybody can help me with a jumping audio ?
[11:59] <kamikaze> ohh .. but it still cant .. it comes up with the same .. cant find thing ..
[11:59] <ziroday> Randy1: mm I doubt it, by doing sudo rmmod b43 does ifconfig -a change? Is there a difference between ifconfig and ifconfig -a
[11:59] <kamikaze> Chousuke: ohh .. but it still cant .. it comes up with the same .. cant find thing ..
 then the file is somewhere else
[11:59] <jbianquetti> schone: maybe this? http://www.easyeclipse.org/site/plugins/eclipse-webdav-ftp.html
[12:00] <Randy1> ziroday: i was sure to use iconfig -a. let me run the sudo you gave me
[12:00] <kamikaze> insmod:  What you mena by that, shall i wrtie it in terminal or ?
[12:00] <ziroday> Randy1: woops that came out wrong, after doing rmmod b43 does ifconfig -a change?
?
[12:00] <Chousuke> kamikaze: where did you download the file to?
[12:00] <Randy1> i ran rmmod b43 and nothing happened
add place of file
[12:01] <ziroday> Randy1: did ifconfig -a change?
[12:01] <kamikaze> Chousuke: I didnt dowlnoad any file?
[12:01] <Randy1> ziroday: what change am i looking for?
[12:01] <Chousuke> kamikaze: well, where is the mount.sh file then?
[12:01] <Chousuke> kamikaze: the /home/whatever/mount.sh is a file path, telling where on the disk the file is.
[12:01] <ziroday> Randy1: did the wlan0 or wmmaster entries dissapear?
[12:01] <Chousuke> kamikaze: of course, it actually has to be there for things to work
[12:02] <Randy1> ziroday: yeah they did
[12:02] <Chousuke> kamikaze: the error you get is saying it's not there, so perhaps it's somewhere else. where did you put it?
cat /home/manson/fart |grep here > /home/manson/files/test
 as an eg
[12:02] <ziroday> Randy1: right, and by doing sudo modprobe b43 do they come back?
[12:02] <kamikaze> Chousuke:  So the ISO file i want to mount shall be in the home folder before it would work ?
[12:03] <Chousuke> kamikaze: um, no. the _mount.sh_ file is missing
[12:03] <Randy1> ziroday: yeah they do
[12:03] <Chousuke> kamikaze: you need to mount an iso file or something? can't you do that in gnome?
[12:03] <ziroday> Randy1: and does sudo iwlist wlan0 scanning show anything?
[12:03] <schone> jbianquetti, thanks i have installed that but it needs a project etc to get started - i only want to edit xml files with a plugin (pentaho design studio) ...
 why do you want mount.sh? if cd .. then ls |grep mount.sh is it there
[12:04] <kamikaze> Chousuke:  Ohh... i think i just need to get the ISO file, i thought it was scripts i was installing by this, but now i know what to do when the iso file is on my Home :)
[12:04] <Randy1> ziroday: wlan0     No scan results
[12:04] <areels> We have a surveillance system which is recording x264 video files with .dvr extension. how can i play or convert these files on ubuntu?  Ubuntu claims that these files are application/x-font-ttf
[12:04] <ziroday> Randy1: bah, I have no idea. That card should just work. Tried a reinstall?
[12:04] <Chousuke> kamikaze: er, how does the .iso file matter? isn't your error with the mount.sh file?
[12:04] <kamikaze> insmod:  i need to mount a ISO file, but i will figure it out, thanks so much for your help :)
[12:04] <Randy1> ziroday: this is my second time haha
[12:05] <yasasvy> Randy1: I am sry if i am interrupting but have you tried wicd instead of network-manager?
thats easy
[12:05] <kamikaze> Chousuke: yes cause the ISO file isnt on my computer yet.
[12:05] <Chousuke> kamikaze: you can do just "mount -oloop -tiso9660 file.iso /directory/to/mount/to"
[12:05] <Randy1> yasavy: nope i have not, do explain?
[12:05] <kamikaze> Chousuke: Can i mount my ISO file just by writing that ??
don't loop if it's not ftp
[12:05] <Randy1> yasasvy: *yasasvy sorry about the name mess up
[12:05] <yasasvy> Randy1: sudo apt-get install wicd
yes
[12:05] <Chousuke> insmod: you need loop for .iso files :/
[12:06] <Randy1> yasasvy: its removing and installing a few things
[12:06] <yasasvy> ok
i don't think so loop is for a dir structure -- eg to mount a dir that can be accessed on ftp
[12:06] <ewsubach> i have some files like /etc/passwd- and /etc/group (with the dashes at the end). is this normal?
i don't think it hurts but not ness
backups
[12:07] <yasasvy> Randy1: after it is done applications-> internet -> wicd
[12:07] <kamikaze> insmod:  Alright, didnt kno that, so i just need to write : mount -oloop -tiso9660 SIMS3.iso /directory/to/mount/to/home.  ?
[12:07] <ewsubach> insmod, not the ~, a -. is that still normal?
they have been writen to and that is the old file
[12:08] <Randy1> yasasvy: all done
it would be from an editor < not comin
[12:09] <yasasvy> Randy1: after it is done applications-> internet -> wicd
[12:09] <Arav> insmod
[12:09] <Chousuke> insmod: I think loop is necessary for iso files.
[12:09] <Randy1> yasasvy: no wireless networks detected
[12:09] <ewsubach> insmod: thanks. for a second i thought my system was compromised
[12:09] <Chousuke> insmod: the loop device makes the file appear as if it were a block device.
[12:10] <yasasvy> Randy1: ok.
[12:10] <Randy1> yasasvy: i know im in range too, my G1 can pick it up
[12:11] <yasasvy> Randy1: were u able to connect using a LAN cable?
[12:11] <Randy1> yasasvy: you mean through an ethernet cord?
that should be default -- hmm maybe no longer
[12:12] <yasasvy> Randy1: yes
[12:13] <Randy1> yasasvy: yeah i can get an ethernet connection
[12:13] <Randy1> ysasvy: thats why i can talk now
[12:15] <yasasvy> Randy1: just to make sure. right click on the network-manager applet.. and see of enable wireless is checked??
[12:17] <Randy1> yasasvy: what exactly am i clicking?
[12:17] <ms_> hhhhhhhiii
[12:18] <Pici> ms_: Do you  have a support question? Or are you just going to keep on saying hi like that? If you're just looking to chat, you can join #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:19] <yasasvy> Randy1: the network manager applet.. it should be in the notification area.. beside the power button and volume control
[12:21] <Randy1> yasasvy: it says enable networking, and that box is checked
WHAT ARE TRING TO DO
[12:22] <insmod> sorry caps
[12:23] <Randy1> insmod: my wireless card wont scan! nobody can get it to work, so yasasvy had me install a new network manager
eek
[12:23] <Randy1> insmod: any ideas?
what does iwconfig say
and ifconfig
[12:24] <Randy1> insmod: heres iwconfig http://paste.ubuntu.com/187310/
i will get it going in a sec
[12:25] <Randy1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/187311/
[12:26] <harpal> I have installed squid and squidGuard, now problem is that when I try to access https site it works fine, but when I block https site I get proxy server refuses connection error on firefox
[12:26] <Randy1> insmod: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187311/
[12:26] <Randy1> insmod: thats the iconfig
great and what does iwconfig wlan0 essid cat say
[12:27] <stratovarius> hi all
[12:27] <stratovarius> hi all
[12:27] <stratovarius> how to remove last gnome panel? im using ubuntu JJ
[12:28] <forceflow> stratovarius: just right click, then remove panel ?
[12:28] <Randy1> insmod: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187313/
[12:28] <stratovarius> forceflow, this way doesnt work for last panel...
that's the answer
[12:29] <Randy1> insmod: i dont speak code, im new to ubuntu haha, so what is the answer?
[12:29] <silly-rabbit> stratovarius:  Why do you say that?
 your not root
[12:30] <yasasvy1> Randy1: add sudo
[12:30] <Randy1> insmod, yasasvy: how do i root and sudo what?
 sudo iwlist scan wlan0
[12:31] <silly-rabbit> Randy1: sudo is the better equivalent of Windows's annoying UAC.
[12:31] <stratovarius> silly-rabbit, there are 2 panels in gnome desktop...one of both can be deleted throw "right click, then remove panel" ... the other one can be deleted in this way cuz "Remove panel" is hide, cant click on it ...
[12:31] <yasasvy1> !sudo | Randy1
what is windows - i have read about just never did it
[12:31] <stratovarius> silly-rabbit, *cant be deleted in this way
[12:31] <Randy1> i know what sudo is! haha i meant me didnt put a code in front of sudo, so i mean as in to continue it, sudo, what? get it?
 sudo iwlist scan wlan0
[12:32] <Angel-SL> O_O
 trust me
[12:32] <silly-rabbit> stratovarius: Meh. I'm not using Ubuntu at the moment.  I think you need to click on the panel, not the applets that are near the panel.
[12:32] <Randy1> insmod: it had a problem, it says iwlist: unknown command `wlan0' (check 'iwlist --help'). when running iwlist scan wlan0
[12:32] <Randy1>  
 then add it to /etc/network/interfaces
[12:33] <Randy1> insmod: im so sorry but i dont know how to do that.
 or try ifconfig up wlan0
[12:33] <ziroday> insmod: you gave him the incorrect syntax for the iwlist command. It should be sudo iwlist wlan0 scanning
[12:33] <ziroday> insmod: and his ifconfig already said wlan0 is up
[12:34] <silly-rabbit> insmod: sudo ifconfig wlan0 up ?
[12:34] <pcamateur> [help]Ubuntu 8.04 RTL8111C net is not working,thanks
[12:34] <stratovarius> silly-rabbit, if I right click on last panel can't click on "remove this panel"...i knew I gotta modify something in gcconf-editor for removing last panel but i dont remember what to modify
 scan works as well\
[12:35] <Randy1> insmod: should i still run ifconfig up wlan0?
[12:35] <silly-rabbit> ziroday: You using Gnome?
 try it but i thnk you are missing a pacage
[12:36] <silly-rabbit> stratovarius: What are you using to replace the Gnome Panels?
 what does cat /etc/network/interfaces say
[12:36] <ziroday> silly-rabbit: yes?
[12:36] <stratovarius> silly-rabbit, cairo-dock
[12:36] <Randy1> insmod: it said  wlan0: unknown host
[12:37] <silly-rabbit> ziroday: Does Ubuntu prevent the last gnome-panel from being removed?
 what does cat /etc/network/interfaces say
[12:37] <ziroday> silly-rabbit: yes, you need to stop the gnome-panel procoess
[12:37] <voyagi> I'm installing ubuntu from the alternate cd in order to get everything encrypted with LVM. When I make a swap partition, should I configure it so that it's used as a swap area or as a physical volume for encryption? I want everything (except for /boot) encrypted.
[12:37] <silly-rabbit> stratovarius: Apparently you're right.  I see something in the site.
[12:37] <Randy1> auto lo
[12:37] <Randy1> iface lo inet loopback
[12:37] <silly-rabbit> stratovarius: See what ziroday say.  killall gnome-panel ?
 what does ifconfig wlan0 up say
[12:38] <ziroday> voyagi: AFAIK you can't have swap encrypted, there is feature for that yet
 i know the answer
[12:38] <voyagi> ziroday: Really?
[12:38] <stratovarius> silly-rabbit, =) ... i already removed last panel...I got to help a friend of mine to remove it but im not able to find the "how to" i followed =(
 you never edited the /etc/network/interfaces
[12:38] <Angel-SL> how do I swap gcc for gcc-4.1?
[12:38] <Randy1> some weird name then PERMISSION DENIED
[12:38] <ziroday> voyagi: really really :), I do believe its being looked at for karmic. If you're really worried about it you don't have to have a swap partition
[12:38] <silly-rabbit> stratovarius: http://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=navclient&gfns=1&q=ubuntu%2C+remove+the+last+panel
[12:39] <Randy1> insmod: some weird name then PERMISSION DENIED
[12:39] <|ntegra|> I'm halfway through installing a set of icons/theme(gnome) ,, where are the icons?
[12:39] <stratovarius> silly-rabbit, tnx a lot...i gonna read =)
[12:39] <stratovarius> *im
[12:39] <|ntegra|> sorry ,, where are the icons going to go?
some gui do it i never use gui so i can only say edit /etc/network/interfaces
[12:39] <voyagi> ziroday: If I have 2 gb RAM, it wouldn't be a problem if I didn't have a swap?
[12:40] <ziroday> |ntegra|: ~/.icons or /usr/share/icons
[12:40] <Randy1> insmod: so what do i gotta do?
[12:40] <|ntegra|> oh ok, I'll just hava look
[12:40] <ziroday> voyagi: that depends on your computing needs :), you can create a swap partition and have it turned off by default
you have to tell it the intefaces
[12:40] <silly-rabbit> ziroday: Jaunty's alternative disc (encryption feature) doesn't encrypt swap?  I thought it does... All but boot ?
[12:40] <|ntegra|> ziroday: nice name
[12:40] <voyagi> ziroday: So how do I turn it off later?
what do you like as an editor
[12:40] <ziroday> |ntegra|: thanks :)
[12:40] <Randy1> insmod: i have no clue how to do it, would you mind running me through that?
 i like mcedit
[12:40] <voyagi> ziroday: I mean turn it on later?
[12:40] <stratovarius> silly-rabbit, thanx a lot ... it seems the "how to" i followed =)
[12:40] <ziroday> silly-rabbit: AFAIK it can't encrypt swap
[12:41] <Randy1> insmod: im completely new to linux
[12:41] <silly-rabbit> stratovarius: Welcome! :)
[12:41] <Randy1> insmod: ive had it for about 2 weeks, and this is my first time on irc =p haha
[12:41] <|ntegra|> ziroday: gotit man thanx
 this is my 13th yr
[12:41] <ziroday> voyagi: well you will create a swap partition now, and then after you've installed you'll comment out the swap partition in /etc/fstab or use the swapoff command. When you need it again you can use swapon command
[12:42] <voyagi> ziroday: Thanks
[12:42] <Morkh> beuhar
[12:42] <ziroday> voyagi: have fun!
[12:42] <Randy1> insmod: haha well i only hope to be as good as you in my 13th year, so what do i have to do to edit the network interfaceds?
 what editor do you like
[12:43] <silly-rabbit> insmod: Give him the gksudo gedit?  The GUI one? :o
[12:43] <Randy1> insmod: any editor will do really because i have no preference.
[12:43] <voyagi> Now the alternate installation complains because I don't have any root-partition and I can't define the partitions that are going to be encrypted as root
 what gui do you use _ i like fluxbox
[12:44] <voyagi> Sorry, I found the "Configure encypted volumes"-thing now
[12:44] <silly-rabbit> voyagi: There is a guided encryption partitioning ?
[12:44] <voyagi> silly-rabbit: Yes, now I see ;)
[12:44] <Randy1> insmod: i dont understand the question
[12:44] <voyagi> ziroday: The partition program tells that you can encrypt a swap space
 anyway sudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces
[12:45] <voyagi> silly-rabbit: Guided programs are for lamers :P
[12:45] <_L3o0_> I receive a msg "There is no support for this operation" when i try to connect a FTP server.. any1 know why?
[12:45] <ziroday> voyagi: oh in that case :)
[12:45] <silly-rabbit> insmod: gksudo!
[12:45] <Randy1> insmod: ok it opened up the notepad, what do i need to change?
i hate gnome
[12:46] <insmod> what does it say
[12:46] <pcgenius> hello everyone
[12:46] <silly-rabbit> _L3o0_: What do you use to connect to FTP server?  FileZilla ?
[12:46] <Randy1> insmod: auto loiface
[12:47] <Randy1> insmod: i messed that up one sec
gftp
[12:47] <voyagi> When I'm writing the passphrase every boot, I will have the standard US keyboard layout, right?
[12:47] <Randy1> insmod: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187319/
[12:47] <_L3o0_> silly-rabbit: I'm using the "Connect to server" option.. Locals>Connect to server
[12:48] <voyagi> Even though I have another layout when the system is booted?
 so you havto add the wlan0
[12:48] <Randy1> insmod: ok and what exactly do i add it to?
[12:48] <Randy1> insmod: like which like?
[12:48] <silly-rabbit> _L3o0_: Mmm.  You're sure you can connect to FTP Server from other clients you used in the past?
don't make me grab my laptop
[12:48] <Randy1> *line
[12:49] <Randy1> insmod: lolol im sorry i am just not sure which line to enter wlan0
[12:49] <_L3o0_> silly-rabbit: yup.. it works in terminal..
[12:49] <insmod> iface wlan0 inet dhcp
[12:49] <insmod> auto wlan0
[12:49] <the-erm1> how do you manually remove a package?  I have shaperd installed, and apt-get remove shaperd failes.
[12:49] <silly-rabbit> _L3o0_: Are you connceting to your Ubutun machine in the local? o.O
[12:49] <silly-rabbit> Ubuntu*
 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=51561
[12:50] <Voodo> hi
[12:50] <_L3o0_> silly-rabbit: I'm connecting to a remote ftp server
[12:50] <Randy1> insmod: and after i do that do i just save it?
[12:50] <silly-rabbit> _L3o0_: Using port 22.... not 21?
[12:50] <Voodo> ive made sume fucked up thing with my ubuntu and it wont load, kinda eh
[12:50] <_L3o0_> silly-rabbit: default
[12:50] <Slart> !language | Voodo
[12:50] <silly-rabbit> Hmm.  _L3o0_ Perhaps you use the wrong settings.  I recall Nautilus have few options.
[12:51] <Voodo> i have ati radeon x800 pro, open gl didnt work with wine, so i installed this x.org thingy with add/remove programs
[12:51] <Slart> the-erm1: do you get some kind of error message?
 yes then restart init.d/network or just reboot
[12:51] <Voodo> now im from root console, any idea, how can i remove it from console?
[12:51] <_L3o0_> silly-rabbit: wat's ur suggestion? filezilla?
[12:51] <Randy1> insmod: ok ill be back, rebooting.
synaptic
[12:51] <Voodo> as a command?
[12:51] <silly-rabbit> _L3o0_: That's my preferred client.  However, you should be able to connect in with Nautilus.  You're welcome to use Filezilla. :)
[12:52] <Voodo> i cant recall the exact name of the package, only parts
[12:52] <bullgard4> When will a change become effective that I have made in /etc/group? Do I need to restart the computer or is it enough to log out and log in?
[12:52] <_L3o0_> silly-rabbit: ok, i'll try.. thanks!
[12:52] <silly-rabbit> _L3o0_: Let me know how it goes for you. ;)
[12:52] <Voodo> brb, going to try synaptic
[12:53] <jbl618> anybody can help me with a jumping audio ?
[12:53] <jbl618> plz
[12:53] <Slart> bullgard4: why not try loggin in/out.. if that didn't work, reboot.. then come back and tell us which it was
[12:53] <kamikaze> insmod:  Hey its me again, i got my ISO file in my home folder now, what was it i should write in terminal to mount it to my desktop ?
what does it do
[12:53] <root> ok, using synaptic from console seems to be impossible
[12:53] <silly-rabbit> !iso | kamikaze
[12:54] <Guest69550> sry, this didnt change the nick
[12:54] <Voodo-> any idea, how can i remove this x.org driver tihngy from console?
[12:54] <tv7497> guys is there a way to to log all the sftp transaction in an openssh server well the auth.log in /var/log  doesnt say much about what are the files that are transferred . is there a way to know what files are being downloaded or uploaded ?
[12:54] <Voodo-> i really wouldnt like to reinstall ubuntu
mount -o loop -t iso9660 file.iso /mnt/test
[12:55] <ActionParsnip1> Voodo-: sudo apt-get --purge remove <thingy's name>
[12:55] <Rods_Tiger> why is it that the ubuntu versions are irrationally numbered? they go from 7.10 to 8.04 to 8.10 to 9.04 - will the next one be 9.05?
[12:55] <kamikaze> insmod:  alright thanks
[12:55] <Voodo-> yes thats the problem, i cant recall the exact name of the thingy
[12:55] <Pici> Rods_Tiger: They are numbered after the year and month that they are released.
[12:55] <Pici> Rods_Tiger: 9.04 = 2009 April
[12:55] <Rods_Tiger> oh
[12:55] <ActionParsnip1> Rods_Tiger: its simple, 9 is 2009 and 4 is the 4th month when it was released
[12:55] <ActionParsnip1> Rods_Tiger: what can be more logical?
[12:55] <Voodo-> is there a way to search for installed packages called xorg or something like that?
[12:56] <tv7497> Pici: hello sir thank heaven i found you online
[12:56] <remoteCTRL1> is there a special sophtware for hp scanners like hplip for hp printers?
[12:56] <ActionParsnip1> Voodo-: dpkg -l | grep xorg
[12:56] <Slart> Voodo-: dpkg -l | grep -i xorg
[12:56] <Voodo-> thank you
[12:56] <Slart> mine is better ;)
[12:56] <ActionParsnip1> Slart: well both are equl as allpackages are lower cased ;)
[12:56] <Slart> doh..
[12:56] <silly-rabbit> Rods_Tiger: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu#Releases
[12:56] <Randy1> insmod: complete.
[12:57] <tv7497> Pici: sir is there a way to get logs on what is actually getting downloaded well the openssh log's only talk about the people getting connected
 and
[12:57] <Randy1> insmod: no wireless networks detected!
[12:57] <voyagi> Where are all the keyboard layouts located on the ubuntu alternate cd, the *.map.gz-files
 so it worked
[12:57] <Rods_Tiger> 7.10 seems to be the only one that installs on the machines at the college. The others just give blank screens and frozen keyboards/mice
[12:57] <Voodo-> brb, will try it
[12:57] <jbld_> insmod: I lost my connection :|
[12:57] <silly-rabbit> tv7497: Why don't you set up a private folder where your friends can download it from there, as in not to your whole system? :o
[12:57] <ActionParsnip1> Rods_Tiger: did you md5 the ISO downloaded to install on the systems?
[12:58] <Randy1> insmod: re-read it, no wireless networks. haha none. maybe we should run the config commands again to see if i entered the code right
[12:58] <Rods_Tiger> I downloaded an md5 file
 nope it means there is non there
[12:58] <kamikaze> silly-rabbit:  Well than it just should be like this : sudo mount -o loop rld-sim3.iso desktop but it aint, it aint workin, what im doing wrong ?
[12:58] <silly-rabbit> !iso | silly-rabbit
[12:58] <ActionParsnip1> Rods_Tiger: did you check it thhough?
 sudo iwlist scan wlan0\
 sudo iwlist scan wlan0
[12:59] <wwwalker> is there a small bootable iso image i can use with eeepc.
[12:59] <Rods_Tiger> it seemed alright
[12:59] <Slart> !minimal | wwwalker
[12:59] <tv7497> silly-rabbit: thats the whole problem those guys started messing with my files , i have no clue whats going on so isnt there a way ?
[12:59] <Slart> wwwalker: isn't there an ubuntu version specially for eee
[12:59] <Slart> !eee
[12:59] <silly-rabbit> kamikaze: You need to create a mount folder.
[13:00] <wwwalker> that would be nice
[13:00] <ActionParsnip1> Rods_Tiger: no such thing. Its either right or wrong
[13:00] <Randy1> insmod: iwlist: unknown command
[13:00] <silly-rabbit> kamikaze: We'll use desktop for temp.  Okay?
[13:00] <silly-rabbit> kamikaze: mkdir ~/Desktop/Oven
[13:00] <voodo> thanks for the help guys
[13:00] <voodo> it worked :)
[13:01] <silly-rabbit> kamikaze: There are a 'Oven' folder on your Desktop now, right?
 err
[13:01] <voodo> i'd have one more question tho, how can i make OpenGL work, if this ati thingy made it only worse?
[13:01] <Randy1> insmod: i think when you had me edit that network thing, i may have done it wrong somehow.
[13:01] <ActionParsnip1> voodo: you need the correct driver
[13:01] <voodo> this is the only driver i could find :(
[13:01] <kamikaze> silly-rabbit:  yes there is :)
[13:02] <silly-rabbit> kamikaze: Right.  Now we need a place to put the ISO in.  In this case, we're going to put ISO in Oven.  --> sudo mount -o loop rld-sum3.iso ~/Desktop/Oven
 no you don't have pakage
[13:02] <Randy1> insmod: how do i get package?
[13:03] <silly-rabbit> kamikaze: Generally, we'll put it in /media/<here> --> or /mnt/<here> but I can't check it myself because I'm on friend's Vista laptop. Curse me. :(
[13:03] <ActionParsnip1> voodo: can you give the output of: lspci | grep -i vga
[13:03] <kamikaze> silly-rabbit:  hehe okay :D ... well it came up with this.. kamikaze@kamikaze-desktop:~$ sudo mount -o loop rld-sim3.iso
[13:03] <kamikaze> mount: can't find rld-sim3.iso in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
 1 sec
[13:03] <voodo> ok, last question, honestly, im using ubuntu 9.04, 64 bit version with AMD64 processor
[13:03] <Randy1> insmod: ok
[13:04] <voodo> the linux x86_64 driver, is good for me or not :)
[13:04] <ActionParsnip1> voodo: yes thats the one you want, if you are using 64bit Linux
[13:04] <maverick340> since last night everytime i switch on transmission the laptop is hanging after 10 -15 secs of use
[13:04] <silly-rabbit> kamikaze: Where is the ISO at?
[13:04] <Marquis-Boy> hi folks. anyone any good with video playback issues?
[13:04] <ActionParsnip1> voodo: you can check with  uname -a
[13:04] <maverick340> programs stop responding slowly and eventually i have to hard reboot
[13:05] <ActionParsnip1> voodo: if you see x86_64   its 64bit, if you see i686 its 32bit
[13:05] <voodo> ye it is, i was just confused of the 86 part :)
[13:05] <Randy1> marquis-boy: what version ubuntu do you have?
 that's it
[13:05] <voodo> and whats with 386
[13:05] <Randy1> insmod: whatcha got for me?
[13:05] <ActionParsnip1> voodo: its because 64bit chips can run 32bit apps
[13:05] <voodo> oh ok i see
[13:05] <Marquis-Boy> Randy1 -  8.04
[13:05] <ActionParsnip1> voodo: 386 is very basic but will work on any cpu
[13:05] <voodo> thanks and sorry for the stupid questions :)
[13:05] <remoteCTRL1> i got a hp scanner here with a document tray, so this can do batch jobs but sane doesn't seem to can do this, anyone know a solution?
[13:05] <kamikaze> silly-rabbit: it was in my home folder but i have just moved it to my desktop :)
[13:05] <Marquis-Boy> Randy1 - 8.04 AMD64
[13:05] <ActionParsnip1> voodo: no worries man, they are all intelligent questions
[13:06] <Randy1> marquis-boy: google it, there are plenty of forums discussing it, its usually a simple run through and installation of a few programs.
[13:06] <voodo> nah im just kinda new to linux, but i like it so far, only bad thing in it is the slow flash playing and thats it
[13:06] <silly-rabbit> kamikaze: As long as the terminal is in the current path of your ISO or you can specify where the ISO is --> sudo mount -o loop ~/Desktop/rld-sum3.iso ~/Desktop/Oven
 sudo apt-get install wireless-tools
[13:06] <Randy1> marquis-boy: im assuming you meant video playback on the internet?
[13:06] <Randy1> insmod: its running it now
[13:07] <ActionParsnip1> voodo: you may want to tab complete my name at the start of lines so it highlights (like i am doing for you)
[13:07] <Randy1> insmod: its already in its latest version
[13:07] <Marquis-Boy> Randy1 - nope. I installed Diablo 2 under wine, and since then VLC exits on playing back any video. Mplayer plays the audio but stutters and throws up some error. I think installing D2 changed some codec or setting, somethign to do with open GL
[13:07] <voodo> ActionParsnip1: okey
 ?
[13:07] <Randy1> marquis-boy: well ask one of the experts in here, god knows they're good enough
[13:08] <silly-rabbit> kamikaze: Everything okay? ;o
[13:08] <ActionParsnip1> voodo: thats the way :)
[13:08] <Randy1> insmod: well it says i already have it
[13:08] <tyson__> hello
[13:08] <homy> Is there an alternative to windows movie maker? (That is just as easy to use)?
[13:08] <ActionParsnip1> voodo: as you use the system you will get more used to it, at the beginning you will struggle
 can ypu use it as sudo
[13:08] <ActionParsnip1> homy: kino
[13:08] <tyson__> i need help with my desktop effect, eversince i installed Jackalope, it just aint workin
[13:08] <ActionParsnip1> homy: avidemux
[13:08] <Marquis-Boy> Randy1 - thanks anyway
[13:09] <tyson__> !help
[13:09] <kamikaze> silly-rabbit:  nooh .. i have wrote this in terminal .. sudo mount -o loop ~/skrivebord/rld-sum3.iso ~/skrivebord/Oven but it cant find it( skrivebord is desktop in my language and on my computer )
[13:09] <voodo> ActionParsnip1: one more question, ive downloaded this driver, ati-driver-installer-9-blablabla, how can i run it?
[13:09] <Randy1> insmod: what do you mean? i ran your command you said sudo apt...... etc and it said i already have it
[13:09] <tyson__> !sex
 can you use it as sudo
 sudo iwlist scan
 sudo iwlist scan wlan0
[13:10] <EochhcoE> so any recommended sites on where to read about applications of fun things to run on Ubuntu?  things like conky, etc?  I like to read peoples reviews and how they use it.
[13:10] <Randy1> wlan0 no scan results
[13:11] <Randy1> insmod: wlan0 no scan results
[13:11] <silly-rabbit> EochhcoE: There isn't much.  People listing their preferred applications and such.  If you're new to Ubuntu, try Gnome-do. :)
[13:11] <Randy1> insmod: maybe im somehow out of range? wtf?
[13:11] <ActionParsnip1> voodo: you will need   chmod +x ./ati-installer..... then   sudo ./ati-instal....
[13:11] <ActionParsnip1> voodo: obviosly finish the filename off with a tab ;)
 it works just not getting anything -- so i fixed it just not what you wnat
[13:12] <voodo> ActionParsnip1:  ok:)
[13:12] <pcgenius> i want to develop something for ubuntu please help me
[13:12] <kamikaze> silly-rabbit:  nooh .. i have wrote this in terminal .. sudo mount -o loop ~/skrivebord/rld-sum3.iso ~/skrivebord/Oven but it cant find it( skrivebord is desktop in my language and on my computer )
 it works
 what driver
[13:12] <Randy1> insmod: well i tried moving a little closer and still its not picking it up, could it be a conflict with the router?
[13:12] <EochhcoE> silly-rabbit I had that installed at one time on 8.10 but seemed like it was just a big box in the center of my window that was always in the way.  One place I found that does reviews of linux and windows stuff is lifehacker.com but I was hoping to find more sites like that.
[13:12] <Randy1> insmod: and i dont know how to tell what driver
 no
[13:12] <silly-rabbit> kamikaze: skrivebord is your user name, right?
[13:13] <_user_> plz help how to make the colors of typed letters in terminal differ from color of output data and i need to make the error messages in red and the warning messages in yellow how to do that plz ???
[13:13] <voodo> ActionParsnip1:  btw, it says that display driver requires POSIX shared memroy to be enabled on the system, is it enabled by default, or i have to install it also?
 what card
[13:13] <pcgenius> i want to develop a alert for low disk space
[13:13] <maverick340> does transmission need java or anything ?
[13:13] <Randy1> insmod: broadcom
[13:13] <pcgenius> warning
 is it ndis
[13:13] <maverick340> because its been hanging my laptop recently ..
[13:13] <kamikaze> silly-rabbit:  No, my computer language is Danish so Desktop is Skrivebord for me (:
[13:13] <Randy1> insmod: not sure how do i tell?
[13:13] <maverick340> or maybe it has issues with ext4 ?
[13:13] <voyagi> Now I have written my passphrases to my encrypted LVM-volumes in the alternate installation, where do I decide which partition should be root etc, when they are encrypted?
[13:14] <silly-rabbit> Meh.  I have to go.  I'm about to start working on the roof.  Ask ActionParsnip1 to assist you with iso mounting.  This is an easy task. :)
[13:14] <homy> I can't see how to make a video as a (fancy) slideshow of pictures in kino? ActionParsnip1
[13:14] <panesar_sandeep> how do i get all my downloaded packeges and repositories into a package or iso image, so that it can b transferred from a pen drive?
[13:14] <seith> is there a java ver. for ubuntu 9.04
 well it works - but it seems the linux driver does not you can use the windows one with ndiswrapper
[13:14] <silly-rabbit> kamikaze: You're almost there.  You misspelled the word or the path to your iso is not found, and suhc. ;)
 then you are good
[13:15] <Randy1> insmod: how do i do that?
[13:15] <_user_> plz help how to make the colors of typed letters in terminal differ from color of output data and i need to make the error messages in red and the warning messages in yellow how to do that plz ???
 sudo apt-get ndiswrapper
[13:16] <pcgenius> so please tell me where to start
[13:16] <fo3nix> Hi, I wonder if someone could help me. Before I go out and buy a new-style Apple bluetooth keyboard,
 it is easy i am of to bed just google it
[13:16] <Yassine_Tn> Hello, are Ubuntu and Debian package 100 % compatible ? I have debian on my PC, Ubuntu on my Laptop, and I want to put the Laptop software in my PC (With AptOnCd)
[13:16] <fo3nix> Can anyone tell me if the Apple bluetooth keyboard works well in ubuntu (and/or xubuntu)
[13:16] <kamikaze> silly-rabbit:  OHHHH .... i SEE ! ... Year .. now there are a CD with the name Oven on my desktop :)
[13:16] <Myrtti> Yassine_Tn: no.
[13:16] <schone_> how do u change the root password
[13:16] <Randy1> insmod: it said it didnt recognize ndiswrapper
[13:16] <Myrtti> schone_: you don't
 and use man eg man ifconfig
[13:16] <Myrtti> !root | schone_
[13:17] <panesar_sandeep> how do i get all my downloaded packages and repositories into a package or iso image, so that it can b transferred from a pen drive? i don't have a cd/DVD writer.
[13:17] <Yassine_Tn> Myrtti: Are you sure ? I have to use soft from debian repositories ?
[13:17] <wwwalker> thanks for stuff re eeepc - got mini.iso and unetbootin
[13:17] <schone_> i know the root password though
[13:17] <wwwalker> bye
[13:17] <clepto> my firefox is messed up the word spacing in the search bar and on the pages is screwed its like tab is pressed after every word anyone know how to fix this?
[13:17] <schone_> i want to change it as an ex user used to know it
[13:17] <Myrtti> schone_: good luck in your endavours in fixing your system
[13:17] <ActionParsnip1> voodo: i believe its default
[13:17] <Myrtti> endeavours, even
 you have to help yourself http://sourceforge.net/projects/ndiswrapper/
[13:17] <insmod> that will do it
[13:18] <Randy1> insmod: thank you so so so much you have been a great help.
[13:18] <voodo> ActionParsnip1:  bare with me lol, ive got an error while installing the driver, namely
[13:18] <ActionParsnip1> homy: you can make animated gif's in gimp. Its not something i've done, you could also use impress to make a slideshow
[13:18] <voodo> ActionParsnip1:  Error: ./default_policy.sh does not support version
[13:18] <voodo> ActionParsnip1: default:v2:x86_64:lib32::none:2.6.28-11-generic; make sure that the version is being correctly set by --iscurrentdistro
[13:18] <ActionParsnip1> voodo: then you'll need to find what that means. I have a meetig in 10 mins
[13:19] <voodo> ok, thanks for the help , have a good meeting :)
[13:19] <ActionParsnip1> oh i will zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
[13:19] <kamikaze> silly-rabbit:  but when i run it, then it says that "cannot find autorun program ( its The Sims 3 )
[13:20] <sjokkis> hey guys. for some reason my monitor shuts off after 90 seconds inactivity. the gnome screensaver is set to lock the monitor after ten minutes, and the power manager is set to shut it off after six minutes (with or without ac). is there anywhere else this might be set that causes it to shut off after 90 seconds?
[13:20] <clepto> my firefox is messed up the word spacing in the search bar and on the pages is screwed its like tab is pressed after every word anyone know how to fix this?
[13:21] <cfm> Hi all, I have a mailserver that is running 6.06 LTS that needs to be upgraded to 7.10+ before I can upgrade its mail software.  Roughly how much downtime can I expect for a complete system upgrade?
[13:21] <sjokkis> cfm: how long does a reboot take?
[13:21] <Myrtti> cfm: you're upgrading straight to 8.04, right?
[13:21] <sjokkis> that's your minimum. your maximum is however long you expect it to take to fix it if you screw up
[13:22] <Myrtti> cfm: LTS' can be upgraded to the next LTS
[13:22] <Yassine_Tn> I have Ubuntu desktop edition, and I need to run an OS without a graphical Interface (PC too old). Can I install Ubuntu Desktop edition and use it like the server edition ?
[13:22] <cfm> Myrtti: Ah, I see that the LTS upgrade path is to 8.04 - so yes, you're right!
[13:23] <sjokkis> cfm: PROTIP: announce longer downtime than you expect. that way your ass isn't caught in the wind if you run into a snag
[13:23] <voyagi> If I remove the Windows sticker from my laptop, will I loose the guarantee?
[13:23] <cfm> So it should be just time for a reboot then?
[13:23] <Yassine_Tn> I have Ubuntu desktop edition, and I need to run an OS without a graphical Interface (PC too old). Can I install Ubuntu Desktop edition and use it like the server edition ?
[13:23] <cfm> sjokkis: Nice... :-)
[13:23] <sjokkis> cfm: best case. but don't plan for best case. please.
[13:23] <Myrtti> voyagi: keep the offtopic elsewhere
[13:23] <_user_> plz help how to make the colors of typed letters in terminal differ from color of output data and i need to make the error messages in red and the warning messages in yellow how to do that plz ???
[13:24] <Randy1> can anyone help me with some wireless issues?
[13:24] <Myrtti> _user_: look up ncurses if you want something fancy
[13:24] <tiyowan> !ask | Randy1
[13:24] <sjokkis> Randy1: just jiggle the tingy and reset the whatsit
[13:25] <mib_i6x4ojh7> hi all
[13:25] <Randy1> sjokkis: what?
[13:25] <Randy1> tiyowan, ubottu: im new to IRC, what is wrong with the way i ask questions?
[13:26] <tiyowan> Randy1: This is the Ubuntu support channel. You don't need to ask if anyone can help you with your problem. Just go ahead and say what the problem is. :)
[13:26] <mib_i6x4ojh7> i have a question about streaming media on network using vlc on ubuntu. can you help me?
[13:26] <voodo> guys, when im trying to install an ati driver (correct one), im getting this error message, any idea?
[13:26] <voodo> Error: ./default_policy.sh does not support version
[13:26] <voodo> default:v2:x86_64:lib32::none:2.6.28-11-generic; make sure that the version is being
[13:26] <schone_> Myrtti, thank you
[13:26] <voodo> correctly set by --iscurrentdistro
[13:26] <FloodBot3> voodo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:26] <Randy1> tiyowan: way to put it in english haha, ill try that.
[13:27] <bullgard4> Randy1: Please put here a concrete question. Do not prepend it with a general question: "Can anyone help me with some wireless issues?"
[13:27] <schone_> sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk when i run this it tells me it cant find the package?/
[13:27] <mib_i6x4ojh7> i have a question about streaming media on network using vlc on ubuntu. can you help me?
[13:27] <Myrtti> schone_: ie. if you know the root password, read that document on howto *disable* it
[13:27] <mib_i6x4ojh7> please help me
[13:27] <Randy1> my wireless card will scan but wont pick up my wireless router.
[13:27] <mib_i6x4ojh7> please ........
[13:27] <Myrtti> !please | mib_i6x4ojh7
[13:27] <Myrtti> mib_i6x4ojh7: ASK
[13:28] <sjokkis> for some reason my monitor shuts off after 90 seconds inactivity. the gnome screensaver is set to lock the monitor after ten minutes, and the power manager is set to shut it off after six minutes (with or without ac). is there anywhere else this might be set that causes it to shut off after 90 seconds?
[13:28] <voodo> ive already asked :)
[13:28]  * sjokkis wonders why mib_i6x4ojh7 used pwgen to make his username
[13:28] <mib_i6x4ojh7> i have a question about streaming media on network using vlc on ubuntu
[13:28] <sjokkis> so ask already
[13:28] <bullgard4> Randy1: "wont pick up" is no precise description. What error message do you obtain?
[13:28] <deany> when using imagemagicks tools, say mogrify, is it better to use -sample or -scale when resizing an image?
[13:29] <Randy1> bullguard4: it just says no networks deteced
[13:29] <Randy1> *detected
[13:29] <sjokkis> deany: --resize
[13:29] <tiyowan> Randy1: Can you see any wireless networks at all?
[13:29] <Slart> sjokkis: hmm.. I guess there is a setting in the monitor itself... but 90 seconds seems a bit.. short
[13:29] <klenix> !aptoncd
[13:29] <mib_i6x4ojh7> i want to know how to enable rtp on ubuntu
[13:29] <sjokkis> Slart: yeah it's super short. and very annoying
[13:29] <Randy1> tiyowan: not on my laptop, but on my G1 i can.
[13:30] <klenix> !offline
[13:30] <AdvoWork> is there any way to check if ubuntu supports a certain printer? Ho Colour laserjet CP2025n :s
[13:30] <tiyowan> Randy1: Okay...go to the terminal, type ifconfig, press enter, copy the results, past them to paste.ubuntu.com, and put up the link here.
[13:30] <acorn> Hi, what can I do if the menus at the top and bottom of the screen aren't there anymore?
[13:31] <mib_i6x4ojh7> i want to know how to enable rtp on ubuntu?
[13:31] <sjokkis> Slart: i've run `xset dpms 0 0 0`. i'll wait and see if it helps...
[13:31] <Slart> sjokkis: mm.. I was just looking at those commands..
[13:31] <kamikaze> #ubuntu dansk
[13:31] <Slart> !dk
[13:31] <mib_i6x4ojh7> i want to know how to enable rtp on ubuntu
[13:31] <klenix> can i save all of package i've downloaded into removable disk instead of cd?
[13:31] <kamikaze> #Ubuntu-Danish
[13:31] <mib_i6x4ojh7> i want to know how to enable rtp on ubuntu?
[13:32] <leestables> Hey all, just got Ubuntu and I have to say am impressed apart from not been able to connect to the internet wireless
[13:32] <Randy1> tiyowan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187347/
[13:32] <Myrtti> mib_i6x4ojh7: thanks, we saw your question on the first time
[13:32] <leestables> Can anyone help me ?
[13:32] <Slart> sjokkis: you're not running an intel video chip, are you?
[13:33] <Myrtti> leestables: you've not asked your real question, so we can't know if we can or not
[13:33] <tiyowan> Randy1: What wireless card do you have?
[13:33] <Randy1> tiyowan: a broadcom
[13:33] <Randy1> tiyowan: and i have the latest driver
[13:33] <acorn> Hi, what can I do if the menus at the top and bottom of the screen aren't there anymore?
[13:33] <leestables> Sorry, I have connect to the internet by pluggin in my cable  but I want to connect wireless but I can't seem to do it for whatever reason
[13:34] <Randy1> tiyowan: i actually ran through a bunch of stuff with insmod and he was saying id have to connect with ndiswrapper?
[13:34] <tiyowan> Randy1: Oh dear. Pastebin the results of lspci please
[13:35] <etfb> There's a program for Windows that finds all the duplicates of every file on your hard disk, so you can cut out the redundant files and save space.  Is there anything like that in Linux?
[13:35] <Myrtti> leestables: elaborate
[13:35] <Randy1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/187349/
[13:35] <Slart> etfb: yes.. fdupes I think it's called
[13:35] <Randy1> tiyowan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187349/
[13:35] <Slart> etfb: there are others too.. but they all work in almost the same way
[13:35] <etfb> Slart: googling... please wait...
[13:36] <leestables> Myrtti, I can't connect to the internet wireless, but can using the cable to my laptop from my router
[13:36] <tiyowan> Randy1: Ok. Now lsmod, please.
[13:36] <etfb> Slart: Woohoo!  Thanks!
[13:36] <acorn> !xubuntu
[13:36] <Slart> etfb: wow.. I passed? great..
[13:36] <areels1> which audio player's sound quailty is smilar to windows media player?
[13:37] <sjokkis> Slart: after turning off dpms it now waits 120 seconds. this is getting stranger and stranger
[13:37] <Randy1> tiyowan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187350/
[13:37] <Slart> areels1: they are media players.. perhaps it's just me but I think they sound about the same
[13:37] <mib_i6x4ojh7> i want to know how to enable rtp on ubuntu?
[13:37] <Slart> sjokkis: huh.. I'm starting to think you have gnomes in your computer.. evil gnomes =)
[13:37] <Cheery> is there some alternative for Desktop -directory?
[13:37] <leestables> anyone ?
[13:38] <Myrtti> leestables: elaborate: tell what make model your card is, how do you try to connect to your wifi, what auth it uses, etc?
[13:38] <Myrtti> leestables: you're not giving enough information
[13:38] <tiyowan> Randy1: Are you using 64-bit 9.04?
[13:38] <Randy1> areels1: im pretty sure the sound quality is determined by the file unless the media player is attempting to run an equalizer.
[13:38] <Randy1> tiyowan: not sure about the 64 bit but i am running 9.04
[13:38] <areels1> media player is correcting output
[13:39] <Randy1> areels1: so why not change the settings of the media player?
[13:39] <leestables> Sorry I apologise, how do i find this info...? I know it uses WPA auth
[13:40] <subutux> areels1: They all use the same libraries for output, so there won't be any difference
[13:40] <leestables> I try to connect using theconnection icon then adding in the SSID and password but then nothing happens, whereas on Vista I did this and it just picked it up and connected
[13:40] <Randy1> tiyowan: im pretty sure though its 64 bit
[13:41] <tiyowan> Randy1: Okay, here's the thing. Your driver isn't loaded.
[13:41] <Slart> areels1: many players support plugins for stereo expansion, compression, 3d reverb and such.. I have no idea what windows media player does with the sound but I doubt it's just "correcting" it..
[13:41] <jbld> hi guys ! I lost my System->Preferences->Session menu ( or i did not even got it :O ) how can i restore it ???
[13:41] <AdvoWork> is there any way to check if ubuntu supports a certain printer? Ho Colour laserjet CP2025n :s
[13:41] <Randy1> tiyowan: how do you know? i already installed the driver. what do you mean it isnt 'loaded'?
[13:42] <Slart> AdvoWork: look at linuxprinting.org
[13:42] <tiyowan> Randy1: The results of lsmod shows that no wireless driver is being used.
[13:42] <tiyowan> Randy1: How did you install the driver?
[13:43] <Randy1> tiyowan: i ran through some online tutorials.
[13:43] <Mow> how do you open gconf-editor
[13:43] <LoneWlf> so, I have an interesting issue... X is hardlocking my machine after an upgrade to 9.04
[13:43] <leestables> Myrtti: did you get that ?
[13:43] <areels1> subutux: i'm now trying vlc and audacious they're clearly different
[13:43] <areels1> vlc seems better hmm
[13:44] <tiyowan> Randy1: Hmmm...could you put up a link to what you did?
[13:44] <Mow> can anyone tell me how to open gconf-editor
[13:44] <shadeslayer> LoneWlf: what card??
[13:44] <Randy1> tiyowan: it was a while ago, i have no memory.
[13:44] <Slart> Mow: start a terminal.. type    gconf-editor    Tadaaa! =)
[13:44] <kikinovak> Mow: yes, type gconf-editor in a terminal
[13:44]  * shadeslayer hopes its not an intel
[13:44] <leestables> Also I wish to know if you can get all docs, images, music etc you have on Vista and transfer to Ubuntu if I was to use this full stop???
[13:44] <sjokkis> Slart: disabling dpms with `xset -dpms` solved the problem, in a way, but now the gnome power manager won't shut it off after its configured time either
[13:44] <Randy1> tiyowan: it was a forum or something, and it had boxes to copy the code and such
[13:45] <areels1> comparing with eq off, that gives plain sound i gues
[13:45] <subutux> areels1: ok vlc is a special one, it uses its on libs
[13:45] <Mow> oh ok I thought it was supose to be in the aplicatoins menu or something thanks
[13:45] <areels1> subutux:  then i'm looking for different libs
[13:45] <Randy1> tiyowan: an irc user insmod just did some work with me, maybe what work he did with me made my driver unload?
[13:45] <schone_> hi all im trying to install the java jre from terminal but i keep getting this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/187357/ - i have no idea why this is occuring?
[13:45] <areels1> vlc is ok but it's gui uglier than gnome
[13:46] <subutux> areels1: to use in vlc?
[13:46] <shadeslayer> areels1: use skins then :)
[13:46] <tiyowan> Randy1: I'm not sure. Hang on a moment - I'm checking the forums to find out the proper way to get that card working.
[13:46] <Slart> sjokkis: hmm... that's not really a good solution then.. I'm still googling around.. haven't found anything useful so far
[13:46] <areels1> vlc has skins? oh
[13:46] <Myrtti> leestables: I will not answer to your pm. Ask your questions here. I'm also having my long overdue lunch in between a lull in my workday, so I'm not available  to your all questions.
[13:46] <sjokkis> Slart: is it correct that the power manager changes the dpms settings based on whether you're on ac or battery power?
[13:46] <sjokkis> Slart: wouldn't that indicate that it isn't doing that?
[13:47] <tiyowan> Randy1: Do you ever remember typing: sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter?
[13:47] <leestables> Myrtti: sorry
[13:47] <jbld> nobody ?
[13:47] <Slart> sjokkis: I don't know enough about what is happening behind the scenes to answer that.. sorry
[13:47] <sjokkis> k
[13:47] <leestables> apart from myrtti anyone else wanna help me on my issues... ???
[13:47] <Randy1> tiyowan: the b43 is very familiar, i may have with the last guy, should i try installing it anyways?
[13:47] <areels1> subutux: i don't know, i'm looking for audio players using different libs, and with gui like winamps
[13:48] <Myrtti> leestables: do you know how to use pastebin services?
[13:48] <eremite> I need help with a video game.  AssaultCube is lagging really bad, but it worked with the same hardware a few days ago with a Wubi install and in Windows.  Now that i installed Ubuntu, AssaultCube is lagging baaaad.
[13:48] <shadeslayer> areels1: also mplayer and amarok
[13:48] <tiyowan> Randy: Try it.
[13:48] <areels1> ok i'll try them
[13:48] <pantera69> hi all
[13:48] <leestables> myrtti: no, i'm new to Ubuntu and linux, but loving it so far.... :)
[13:48] <Myrtti> !pastebin | leestables
[13:48] <eremite> xmms or whatever it is loooks like winamp
[13:48] <areels1> and any idea how can i play .dvr files ? .dvr is an extension of survelliance recorder software
[13:49] <Myrtti> leestables: if I tell you to get an output of few commands and put them in a pastebin, could you do that?
[13:49] <shadeslayer> areels1: amarok has a sweet UI
[13:49] <Randy1> tiyowan: yeah i have it
[13:49] <Slart> areels1: run "file blabla.dvr" on one of the files.. see what it says
[13:49] <eremite> I need help with a video game.  AssaultCube is lagging really bad, but it worked with the same hardware a few days ago with a Wubi install and in Windows.  Now that i installed Ubuntu, AssaultCube is lagging baaaad.  Any ideas?
[13:49] <leestables> or yes for sure seems easy enuf
[13:49] <Cheery> eremite: open console
[13:49] <tiyowan> Randy1: Restart and see if there's any difference.
[13:50] <eremite> AC console?
[13:50] <Myrtti> leestables: I want you to open a terminal, do "sudo lshw -C network" and paste the output to a pastebin, giving us the link you get
[13:50] <Cheery> eremite: gnome-terminal
[13:50] <fo3nix> Anyone know if the Apple bluetooth keyboard works ok in Jaunty?
[13:50] <eremite> ok, done
[13:50] <leestables> myrtti: will do hang fire ;)
[13:50] <LoneWlf> shadeslayer : Intel 82915G/GV/910GL Integrated Graphics controller
[13:50] <LoneWlf> shad
[13:50] <Cheery> eremite: glxinfo | grep "direct rendering"
[13:50] <Mow> does anyone know much about running glmatrix as a wallpaper?
[13:50] <shadeslayer> LoneWlf: please read the release notes :)
[13:51] <subutux> don't know about the libs, but xmms is pretty the same as winamp.It supports the old winamp skins
[13:51] <LoneWlf> shadeslayer : can you hand me a link?
[13:51] <LoneWlf> !intel
[13:51] <shadeslayer> LoneWlf: read topic
[13:51] <Cheery> eremite: it should say either direct rendering: Yes or No
[13:51] <eremite> It says YES
[13:51] <Slart> !xmms | subutux
[13:51] <schone_> hi all im trying to install the java jre from terminal but i keep getting this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/187357/ - i have no idea why this is occuring? Im just rying to install java ?
[13:51] <eremite> Cheery: it says yes
[13:52] <leestables> myrtti: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187361/
[13:52] <schone_> geirha, are you round?
[13:52] <Cheery> eremite: then it's feeling tricky.
[13:52] <areels1> Slart: 09-05-01-00-00-00-13.avi: TrueType font data
[13:52] <eremite> Cheery: what do you mean, feeling tricky?
[13:52] <areels1> Slart:  09-05-01-00-00-00-13.avi: TrueType font data
[13:53] <Cheery> eremite: well, you have accelerated graphics there, therefore the game must lag because of non-video problem
[13:53] <Randy1> tiyowan: no help
[13:53] <Myrtti> leestables: do you know which version of Ubuntu you're using?
[13:53] <Cheery> eremite: I'd next bet sound problems.
[13:53] <Randy1> tiyowan: it still doesnt detect it
[13:53] <leestables> Myrtti: 9.04
[13:53] <leestables> Just downloaded today....
[13:54] <eremite> Cheery: why wouldnt it work out of the box, like it did with Wubi?
[13:55] <Myrtti> leestables: Broadcom's aren't known for their stability, I've got one myself...
[13:55] <shadeslayer> Myrtti: second that
[13:55] <Slart> areels1: hmm.. well.. that wasn't very helpful..you have any idea what kind of format it is?
[13:55] <Cheery> eremite: well, it may pick up a wrong sound frontend
[13:55] <ActionParsnip1> yo yo yo
[13:55] <leestables> Myrtti: How can I solve the problem then to be able to connect wireless ?
[13:55] <Randy1> tiyowan: you there?
[13:55] <tiyowan> Randy1: Yeah.
[13:55] <areels1> Slart:  probably x264
[13:56] <Randy1> tiyowan: any clue whats wrong?
[13:56] <Slart> areels1: what happens if you open it in .. say .. vlc?
[13:56] <schone_> hi all im trying to install the java jre from terminal but i keep getting this error http://paste.ubuntu.com/187357/ - i have no idea why this is occuring?
[13:56] <eremite> Cheery: what does that mean, and how do I remedy it?
[13:56] <tiyowan> Randy1: I'm here. I've been going through the documentation.
[13:56] <areels1> there is no software even in windows for them, only a unique player named "dvr player" plays them
[13:56] <Cheery> eremite: I don't know, try change game configs
[13:56] <Myrtti> leestables: the discussion forums seem to have some suggestions on the subject, unfortunately I can't personally recommend any of them as I've not tried any myself
[13:57] <areels1> vlc freaks out Slart blinks out too many screens everywhere
[13:57] <Slart> areels1: well.. mplayer then?
[13:57] <leestables> Myrtti: Right ok I'll check that out then.....
[13:57] <ActionParsnip1> !java > schone_
[13:57] <leestables> How does one get all docs etc from Vista to Ubuntu withoout losing anything ?
[13:58] <Cheery> eremite: try whether any other opengl game works
[13:58] <Myrtti> leestables: your keyword in your quest is "Broadcom BCM4312"
[13:58] <Cheery> eremite: that way you can yet make it sure
[13:58] <eremite> Cheery: I get 24fps with a resolution of 640x400 with all settings at lowest.
[13:58] <ActionParsnip1> schone_: if you are silly enough to log in as root, you do not need sudo
[13:58] <shadeslayer> leestables: import documents etc while installing
[13:58] <tiyowan> Randy1: Okay, this is a huge PITA to setup, but I think here's the way.
[13:58] <ActionParsnip1> schone_: are you logged in as root or is it a root prompt using   sudo -i
[13:58] <eremite> I'm sort fo a noob, what are some other opengl games?  Nexus?
[13:58] <Randy1> tiyowan: im listening haha
[13:58] <schone_> ActionParsnip1, yer i know but doing sudo or not makes no difference
[13:59] <areels1> warning: first frame is not keyframe  Slart. and it blinks out everywhere too
[13:59] <ActionParsnip1> schone_: thats because its not needed if the console is a root console
[13:59] <tiyowan> Randy1: You need to get the windows driver for your card, and then use the bc43 cutter to extract some files out of that to get your card working.
[13:59] <schone_> ActionParsnip1, makes no difference to me install java or not
[13:59] <ActionParsnip1> eremite: try penumbra, or supertux, or urbanterror
[13:59] <Brettman> i need some help installing gnome i get errors and i see on gogle have the same problems but no resolve
[14:00] <leestables> shadeslayer: no I have lots of docs on my HD, for website development clients details site codes etc and want to transfer them over to ubuntu instead of vista
[14:00] <Randy1> tiyowan: ok, seems tough
[14:00] <Brettman> hers the pated error msh
[14:00] <Slart> areels1: hmm.. not sure what to try.. google doesn't give any good hits what I can see..
[14:00] <Brettman> http://paste.ubuntu.com/187364/
[14:00] <Aks> I need some general help about amarok
[14:00] <tiyowan> Randy1: Keep asking in here. Someone's bound to have a solution. Meanwhile, I'll keep looking on the forums.
[14:00] <Aks> any one free here ?
[14:01] <ActionParsnip1> !info sun-java6-jre
[14:01] <Brettman> and yes i tried installing the packages seperatly that it said wre required and that didnt work
[14:01] <jimqode> hello guys/gals. I'm trying to get tv output from my Dell XPS M1330 with a vga to composite adapter cable. I tried playing around with xrandr to no avail. Can somebody help me?
[14:01] <ActionParsnip1> schone_: do you have multiverse repos enabled?
[14:01] <areels1> Slart: http://www.moviecodec.com/topics/48657p1.html
[14:01] <Aks> hey ubottu do u know how to install plugins for amarok ?
[14:01] <ActionParsnip1> Aks: just ask
[14:02] <Aks> ActionParsnip1: i dont have internet on my pc
[14:02] <Aks> but i cant install plugins for amarok
[14:02] <shadesla1er> leestables: got disconnected
[14:02] <leestables> So all my files, docs, images, music I want to transfer onto Ubuntu and get rid of windows all together
[14:02] <ActionParsnip1> Aks: you can use aptoncd to download debs on another pc
[14:03] <ActionParsnip1> Aks: or configure a connection
[14:03] <shadesla1er> leestables: ok there is an option in the installer to import everything (in the documents folder etc)
[14:03] <Slart> areels1: well.. from that post it sounds like you're out of luck..
[14:04] <leestables> is that when you install the full version, has this version is placed alongside Vista at the moment ?
[14:04] <schone_> ActionParsnip1, http://paste.ubuntu.com/187368/
[14:04] <shadesla1er> leestables: sorry ?? i cant understand you
[14:04] <tiyowan> Randy1: You still there?
[14:04] <areels1> oh god
[14:05] <mobi-sheep> jimqode: "gksudo nvidia-settings" ?
[14:05] <jetienne> !openvz
[14:05] <ActionParsnip1> schone_: here's mine (I use jaunty) http://pastebin.com/f5c033b62
[14:05] <areels1> Proprietary DVR
[14:05] <leestables> I mean i install ubuntu inside vista so i can still work on vista at the moment but i want everything transferring to ubuntu form vista but do i do a fresh install ?
[14:05] <graelin> leestables: Yes.. if you are in liveCD, when you install to disk, one option is to import settings from other oses
[14:05] <jimqode> mobi-sheep, my display adapter is an intel GM965
[14:05] <jbld> anybody can plz help me in installing the "preferences->sessions" menù in gdm ?
[14:05] <mobi-sheep> jimqode: You enabled the hardware drivers, right?
[14:05] <ActionParsnip1> schone_: add the lines that specify multiverse to your sources.list file
[14:06] <leestables> graelin: thanks usefull info, but do i lose anything ?
[14:06] <ActionParsnip1> schone_: then run: sudo apt-get update
[14:06] <mobi-sheep> jimqode: Well, just run the command and see if you get Nvidia window.
[14:06] <fans_kotak> bandung
[14:06] <Aks> ActionParsnip1: i thing its not a plugin software or something
[14:06] <leestables> and what's liveCD ?
[14:06] <Aks> how do i download them on windows
[14:06] <ActionParsnip1> Aks: then whats happening whenyou attempt to play media?
[14:06] <shadeslayer> leestables: you can try ubuntu without affecting windows
[14:06] <jimqode> mobi-sheep, intel cards come with an open source driver, it doesn't have a propiatery driver. since nvidia drivers are not installed, idon't have the command nvidia-settings
[14:06] <graelin> leestables: when you install, you'll need to partition off some space for Ubuntu. You shouldn't lose anything. Windows partition won't be touched
[14:06] <Aks> it says u need to install ffmpeg plugins
[14:07] <mobi-sheep> !livecd | leestables
[14:07] <Aks> i have 9.04 installed in windows
[14:07] <eurythmia> holy crap: http://www.warehousecomic.com/index.php
[14:07] <Aks> got it shipped
[14:07] <leestables> cool, but then once i decide to get rid of windows will all my files etc still be on in ubuntu ?
[14:07] <ActionParsnip1> Aks: then search the repos for the ffmpeg codec and install it via a deb
[14:07] <leestables> does the downloaded version act same as LiveCD then ?
[14:07] <graelin> leestables: yes.. the tool just copies files over
[14:08] <Aks> can u suggest me any appropriate link if u are free a bit
[14:08] <leestables> cool... thanks all who helped, just need to figure out how to get wireless connection now
[14:08] <schone_> ActionParsnip1, THANKS!!! awesome
[14:08] <graelin> leestables: I presume that you booted ubuntu from the cd you burned from the file you downloaded.
[14:09] <leestables> graelin: yes that's right
[14:09] <ActionParsnip1> Aks: you need libxine1-ffmpeg libxine-extracodecs and that will sort you out
[14:09] <mobi-sheep> Is there a command that will list all MAC address / local IP address on my network?
[14:09] <ActionParsnip1> schone_: you're sources sucked basically :) np man :)
 yes nbtscan
[14:10] <ActionParsnip1> mobi-sheep: you can look in your router, it will tell you there
[14:10] <leestables> I can't understand why I can't connect wireless, I have just connected to my neighbours internet wireless but can't connect to mine!!!
 its in the repos
[14:10] <leestables> plus It shows all wireless connections within my street
[14:10] <Aks> thanx ActionParsnip1 , u are a life saver man
 just use it like this : nbtscan 192.168.X.0/24
[14:11] <subutux> and it scans your network for ip's and MACs
[14:11] <Randy1> tiyowan: im sorry! i stepped out but im back
[14:11] <ActionParsnip1> Aks: simple websearch, msn knows much :)
[14:11] <mobi-sheep> subutux: 24 --> as in up to 192.168.X.24 ?
 note: only MACs from windows pc's are viewable
 nope
[14:12] <graelin> mobi-sheep: /24 as in a CIassless routing addressing
[14:12] <leestables> graelin: so i just re-install has the Try option then ?
[14:12] <subutux> sorry was a typo
[14:12] <tiyowan> Randy1: Dang it. I closed the browser window. I found something.
[14:12] <leestables> has a pose to inside Windows ?
[14:13] <Mow> ok. does ubuntu even come with glmatrix package anymore?
[14:13] <ActionParsnip1> !info glmatrix
[14:13] <Mow> figures..
[14:13] <ActionParsnip1> Mow: i think its part of glx-screensavers-extra
[14:13] <Mow> is it possable to get it to work on it?
 to make it easier for u to understand, use it with a range like this: nbtscan 192.168.X.0-255
[14:13] <Mow> no I tried that...
scans from 0 to 255
[14:14] <graelin> leestables: You'll need to partition your drive... definately read through an install guide if you are unclear on how to do that/what that is. but yes... booting withthe live cd should have an install icon on the desktop.. run that and it'll ask a few questions, and assist with partitioning
[14:14] <mobi-sheep> subutux, graelin:  Thanks.  I realized the "media center" machine is not plugged in.
[14:14] <Randy1> tiyowan: can you get it back in your history?
[14:14] <leestables> Graelin: your a diamond, so how long you been using Ubuntu ?
[14:14] <eremite> I just did that with a LIVE CD and kept windows, with no hassle.  All files are fine and I can even access my windows files by mounting the drive.
[14:14] <Mow> so..there arnt any matrix themes that I can find that work and I cant make my own...
[14:14] <leestables> and what's your views on it
[14:14] <graelin> if you screw up the partitioning, you run the risk of blowing away windows so be sure you understand what it is you are doing
[14:14] <Pici> Mow: glmatrix is in the xscreensaver-gl package
[14:15] <tiyowan> Randy1: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCardsBroadcom - check out BCM4306 (Rev 3)
[14:15] <Mow> I dont have that package for some reason..
[14:15] <Pici> !info xscreensaver-gl
[14:15] <ActionParsnip1> Mow: try xscreensaver-gl and xscreensaver-gl-extra
[14:15] <ActionParsnip1> !find xscreensaver-gl
[14:16] <Mow> nothing comes up..
[14:16] <ActionParsnip1> Mow: how do you mean?
[14:16] <Mow> it just says command not found
[14:16] <Pici> Mow: What are you doing?
[14:16] <tiyowan> Randy1: You're using 9.04 right?
[14:16] <ActionParsnip1> Mow: sudo apt-get installxscreensaver-gl xscreensaver-gl-extra
[14:16] <ActionParsnip1> ooops
[14:16] <Mow> trying to run glmatrix as wallpaper
[14:16] <Randy1> tiyowan: yeah
[14:17] <ActionParsnip1> Mow:  sudo apt-get install xscreensaver-gl xscreensaver-gl-extra
[14:17] <Randy1> tiyowan: what is it you want me to do with this website?
[14:17] <tiyowan> Randy1: Ok. Go to System -> Admin. -> Hardware Drivers.
[14:17] <tiyowan> Randy1: Do you see a B43 driver listed?
[14:17] <Mow> now it says invalid installxscreensaver-gl..
[14:17] <Mow> nvm got it
[14:17] <Randy1> tiyowan: its says its activated and currently in use
[14:18] <dixson> hi
[14:18] <dixson> a have a doubt, If a make "sync" all data in the cache-disk is record in the hd ? (sorry for my englihs)
[14:18] <Mow> ok now what?..
[14:18] <Mow> it download that
[14:18] <tiyowan> Randy1: Ok. Could you tell me what ndiswrapper -l says?
[14:18] <Pici> Mow: the screensavers are not in your path, you cannot execute them by name. use the absolute path instead: /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix
[14:19] <augustowebd> morning...
[14:19] <Randy1> tiyowan: it says ndiswrapper is currently not installed
[14:19] <Mow> ok see I thought I had to do it by name...
[14:19] <Mow> that works now... thanks
[14:19] <leestables> so hows is everyone feeling about Ubuntu, anyone using it fulltime has a pose to Windows or Mac
[14:20] <tiyowan> Randy1: Okay, what about ls /lib/firmware/b43. Pastebin the results.
[14:20] <mmm4m5m> question please: how to stop ntpd? Do I need it? My time settings does not use 'update from time server'. Are there other programs which could need ntpd? Thanks in advance.
[14:20] <Guthur> boot is hanging with a corrupt display, i had just installed the x-org ati driver and i'm nearly sure thats the issue, any ideas/links to solutions for reverting to software emulation, remember i can't boot in to ubuntu either
[14:20] <augustowebd> anyone could teact me how I can save the output "watch free" into the file, ei., output.file?
[14:20] <Randy1> tiyowan: it says its not a directory
[14:21] <Randy1> tiyowan: i take that back it just says its a directory
[14:21] <mobi-sheep> augustowebd: Use the output command?  watch free > lol.txt
[14:21] <graelin> Guthur: boot into live cd.. mount partition with /etc and edit the /etc/X11/xorg.conf manually
[14:21] <sets88> :)
[14:21] <tiyowan> Randy1: Okay...try these. 1. sudo rmmod b43 2. sudo modprobe b43
[14:21] <graelin> Guthur: use vga for a driver
[14:21] <guyman> hmm, how do i get into #kubuntu with mibbit?  flood-bot keeps hijacking me and not letting me go to #kubuntu, only here
[14:22] <mobi-sheep> augustowebd: Nevermind.  It's an ongoing process.
[14:22] <Guthur>  graelin, thanks will give that ago
[14:22] <Pici> guyman: Please try again, I have added an exception for you.
[14:22] <graelin> Guthur: that should get you back in anyway
[14:22] <Randy1> tiyowan: ok i did
[14:22] <Guthur> is that the the try ubuntu option on the install menu of the CD
[14:22] <PerryAmrstrong> hey can anyone tell me how i can extract tar.xz file
[14:22] <Guthur> or do i need an different ISO
[14:22] <guyman> thanks Pici
[14:22] <mobi-sheep> !tar | PerryAmrstrong
[14:22] <Guthur> iso*
[14:23] <karthike> hey how to focus on equalizeroption in ubuntu  for better clarity of sound
[14:23] <leestables> can you still adobe reader on ubuntu ?
[14:23] <tiyowan> Randy1: Ok. Now iwlist wlan0 scan
[14:23] <rdz> is it possible to disable journal for a hfs+ partition on ubuntu?
[14:23] <graelin> Guthur: yep.. it'll boot up to ubuntu desktop
[14:23] <augustowebd> mobi-sheep: yes I know, but I need to run this process for some time and the end I've to analise it.
[14:23] <PerryAmrstrong> mobi-sheep; its tar.xz   ......check properly
[14:23] <mmm4m5m> anyone, about ntp/ntpd pls?
[14:23] <mobi-sheep> PerryAmrstrong: Read the link.
[14:23] <Guthur> graelin or thanks again :)
[14:23] <Randy1> tiyowan: no scan results!
[14:23] <Guthur> or/ol
[14:23] <Guthur> ok
[14:23] <Smk666> hi, i have a little problem with installing ubuntu 9.04 netbook remix
[14:24] <tiyowan> Randy1: Okay. Please pastebin: dmesg | grep b43
[14:24] <rblst> can anyone help me with hp laserjet 1018 in intrepid?
[14:24] <Pici> mmm4m5m: If you have no need for syncronizing time, then you do not need it running
[14:24] <resno> !ask Smk666:
[14:24] <Smk666> i got a fujitsu Stylistic tablet pc, and when entering graphical mode it shows some garbage and that's all
[14:24] <graelin> Anyone know a way to speed up rip/encoding dvd's to H.264 OGMRip does the job, but seems slow... 2-3 hours per dvd is gonna take me forever to get through all my dvds
[14:25] <resno> Smk666: ask!
[14:25] <Randy1> tiyowan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187379/
[14:25] <LoneWlf> so, having read the release notes and gone thru the performance fixing steps, my X is still locking on initialization... I'm not sure where to go from here
[14:25] <resno> i suck with the bot commands :(
[14:25] <graelin> and I've never actually been able to get into handbrake
[14:25] <littlebe1uty> !ask
[14:25] <mobi-sheep> graelin: Encoding is not something you can do in few minutes.
[14:25] <iFake> where's ubuntuita server?
[14:25] <mobi-sheep> iFake: #ubuntu-server ?
[14:25] <mmm4m5m> Pici: how to stop it? in service settings 'ntp' is NOT checked. But there is 'ntpd' process
[14:25] <karthike> hey is there any EQUALIZER option in ubuntu
[14:26] <Slart> karthike: not system wide, no
[14:26] <Smk666> I think it's an intel 830 gfx issue
[14:26] <marciel> Bom Dia Pessoal
[14:27] <Smk666> but i don't know how to alter the installer to use different resolution
[14:27] <leestables> going back to my wireless connection i have posed this http://paste.ubuntu.com/187381/ to see if this helps anyone help me....
[14:27] <karthike> mine mother board is gigabyte 945
[14:27] <Smk666> screen is 1024x768
[14:27] <augustowebd> mobi-sheep: after, how I can read the output file?
[14:27] <tiyowan> Randy1: Everything seems to be all right. 9.04 uses the newer b43 package, and that supports your card. Have you tried rebooting?
[14:27] <mmm4m5m> Pici: ntpd is not very big problem, but I want to know how to manage such things (I know I have to be careful coz many things are kind of advanced settings)
[14:27] <marciel> alguem pode me ajudar com uma rede que não segura a configuração no Ubuntu
[14:27] <Smk666> vga=771 switch doesnt work
[14:28] <Randy1> tiyowan: just to make everything clear, rebooting means to just restart the computer correct?
[14:28] <tiyowan> Randy1: Yeah.
[14:28] <Randy1> tiyowan: i havent tried rebooting since you gave me the new commands, shall i try it?
[14:28] <mobi-sheep> augustowebd: I don't know.  You might want to check "watch --help" or "man watch" to find verbose logging or something similar.
[14:28] <rblst> can anyone help me with hp laserjet 1018 in intrepid? it does not print anything although it seems ready
[14:28] <mauriziog> \list
[14:29] <tiyowan> Randy1: Would be a good idea.
[14:29] <Randy1> tiyowan: ill brb then
[14:29] <augustowebd> mobi-sheep: ok man, i'll try again...
[14:29] <augustowebd> thanks.
[14:30] <Pici> mmm4m5m: Hm.. I'm not sure whats starting that.
[14:31] <jawa> I have an 8gig sd card, 400megs won't get formated.. I tried Gparted to partition and format the entire 8gig to recover all the space, but it only shows 7.46 gigs and won't let me wipe the entire disk.. ideas? Tried gparted
[14:31] <Smk666> it's normal
[14:31] <Pici> mmm4m5m: Its not running here for me, but this is a server, and I've modified my services in the past.
[14:31] <Smk666> vendors count 1GB as 8000000000 bytes
[14:32] <graelin> jawa: Some space gets used for the partition tables and other inside fs stuff
[14:32] <jawa> I see
[14:32] <Whitor> Ubuntu is awesome. Thanks for the support and such a wonderful os environment. keep up the good work.
[14:32] <Smk666> and computers as 2*1024*1024*1024 bytes
[14:32] <jawa> so 400 megs just isn't there then...
[14:32] <jawa> that is stupid
[14:32] <Maximo> Whitor: Wepa @nice
[14:32] <rblst> can anyone help me with hp laserjet 1018 in intrepid? it does not print anything although it seems ready
[14:32] <mmm4m5m> Pici: thank you anyway. I remember, some program told "ntp required"... now if I mark for uninstall, it does not ask to remove other programs. Anyway, will leave it as is. So "Services settings" is the correct place where I have to manage such things?
[14:32] <amirk> hi
[14:32] <Smk666> @jawa count: 2*1024^3 - 8000000000
[14:33] <mobi-sheep> jawa: 8GB sounds better in marketing.  Who would want to  buy 7.46GB card? :o
[14:33] <amirk> i'm trying to 'apt-get install mysql-server-5.1' but i ran into problems. i get action "start" failed. how can i get more information about the error?
[14:33] <graelin> jawa: contrary to popular belief... computers don't work by magic there is a reason for it however stupid it seems
[14:33] <jawa> @amirk,, is another version of SQL running?
[14:33] <Randy1> tiyowan: nope
[14:34] <Pici> mmm4m5m: It sounds like you're in the right place.
[14:34] <amirk> jawa: no. i stopped and purged mysql-5.0
[14:34] <mmm4m5m> Pici: thank you
[14:34] <tiyowan> Randy1: Pastebin ifconfig once again please.
[14:34] <xteejx> Hey guys, does the USB Startup Disk Creator in Admin allow you to upgrade the USB system install, i.e. upgrade the packages saved on it? If not, how would I do that?
[14:34] <rblst> !mysql | amirk
[14:35] <petllama> how would i format the quotes in: su postgres -c 'psql -c "ALTER USER postgres WITH PASSWORD 'pass'"' ? im getting syntax errors
[14:35] <dhruba> Hello
[14:35] <win_nux_net> hi everyone I have a problem with the resolution reverse dns server in my ubuntu 9.04 server if you have an idea please help Thanks
[14:35] <petllama> someone mentioned terminating the quotes with / or something, i was too tired to remember :x
[14:36] <mobi-sheep> !usb | xteejx
[14:36] <Mow> how can I run glmatrix as my wallpaper..Ive looked around for awile and tried every command
[14:36] <Mow> I have it now though..
[14:36] <mobi-sheep> xteejx: You're talking about persistent live USB install?
[14:36] <Randy1> tiyowan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187384/
[14:36] <win_nux_net> hi everyone I have a problem with the resolution reverse dns server in my ubuntu 9.04 server if you have an idea please help  me Thanks
[14:36] <xteejx> mobi-sheep, I am aware of the persistent install, what I'm asking is, does it allow itself to be upgraded, considering it's basicaly a Live CD?
[14:36] <dhruba> I have configured a server with LDAP. But when I am giving command ldapadduser <user> <group> it is saying - Error adding user <user> to LDAP. What could be the problem?
[14:37] <tiyowan> Randy1: And iwlist wlan0 scan lists no results?
[14:37] <amirk> ok it was because of configuration directive... it works now thanks
[14:37] <mmm4m5m> Pici: I check ntp and then uncheck it and looks like it is fixed (maybe some config file)
[14:37] <mmm4m5m> Pici: will see after reboot
[14:37] <Randy1> tiyowan: that is correct
[14:38] <Mow> !glmatrix
[14:38] <graelin> dhruba: sudo maybe?
[14:38] <mobi-sheep> xteejx: If you're using Ubuntu USB Startup Creator... to install a computer (netbooks specifically) with no cdrom support, the packages may be outdated but it'll be updated upon it's connected to Internet.
[14:38] <Mow> figures..
[14:38] <win_nux_net> salut tout le monde j ai un probleme avec la resolution inverse de dns dans mon serveur ubuntu server 9.04 si vous avez une idée veillez m aider Merci
[14:38] <dhruba> No. I am already in sudo
[14:38] <m3nthal> I wonder if somebody could help me... In need a shell program, which would allow to lunch some programme only once a day
[14:38] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow please  /msg ubottu querry.. so you dont spam the channel with your own requests.. ty
[14:38] <mobi-sheep> !cron | m3nthal
[14:38] <tiyowan> Randy1: Hmmm. Do you know the details of your network? Like it's name/security? We could try connecting through the command-line. And pastebin lshw -C network
[14:38] <xteejx> mobi-sheep, basically I want a real Ubuntu install, exactly functional like it, but on a USB drive, saveable, upgradeable, etc ,etc
[14:39] <m3nthal> mobi-sheep no no, using only shell language
[14:39] <graelin> m3nthal: cron
[14:39] <mobi-sheep> xteejx: You want to be able to stick USB in and boot Ubuntu, right?  Yup.  Persistent USB. :O
[14:39] <Mow> yes sorry just ive read like every forum I can find on google and like none of them are any help...
[14:39] <Jack_Sparrow> m3nthal Please /join #bash or a different channel that does programming
[14:39] <Randy1> tiyowan: i do know the details of the wireless router im trying to connect to. lets try connecting through the command line. ill work that pastebin
[14:39] <mobi-sheep> xteejx: That goes same for updates.  Everything saveable.
[14:39] <m3nthal> Jack_Sparrow thx
[14:40] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[14:40] <RomD> I used gparted to convert my fat32 disk to ntfs. the conversion took about 3 seconds and was successful, but now my whole disk is empty. is there a way to restore the filetable?
[14:40] <xteejx> mobi-sheep, ahh ok thats what i wanted, just intrepid liked messing itself up on usb lol
[14:40] <Jack_Sparrow> m3nthal There is also the abs-guide for help with bash
[14:40] <Jack_Sparrow> !info abs-guide
[14:40] <Randy1> tiyowan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187389/
[14:40] <mobi-sheep> m3nthal: Write all functions in your script.  Use cron to execute the shell script.
[14:41] <BrutusUnix> A server will SAS drives.   Will a SATA drive work on the SAS server?
[14:41] <Smk666> Does anybody know how to solve my problem?
[14:41] <tiyowan> Randy1: One sec.
[14:41] <dhruba> Do anyone has a solution for my problem?
[14:42] <Whitor> missed the problem ...
[14:42] <dhruba> I have configured a server with LDAP. But when I am giving command ldapadduser <user> <group> it is saying - Error adding user <user> to LDAP. What could be the problem?
[14:42] <Jack_Sparrow> dhruba Smk666 Please repeat the problem every few minutes instead of the Help Me posts, thanks
[14:42] <Smk666> On Tablet PC with intel 830 gfx installer shows garbage on screen after entering graphical mode in 9.04
[14:43] <Jack_Sparrow> !intel
[14:43] <tiyowan> Randy1: Is the network you're trying to connect to WEP? Or open?
[14:43] <Whitor> dhruba, Doesn't sound like an ubuntu prob ... check out #ldap channel
[14:43] <xteejx> !bugs | smk666
[14:43] <dhruba> Thanks
[14:43] <Randy1> it uses a wep or a wpa
[14:43] <Smk666> yeah, but i cant even run the installer nor live cd in safe mode
[14:44] <Randy1> the password is alpha numerical and 8 digits long.
[14:44] <xteejx> smk666, file it in LP
[14:44] <Jack_Sparrow> Smk666 Is this a real cd or some usb or iso equal
[14:44] <Randy1> tiyowan: the password is alpha numerical and 8 digits long
[14:48] <tiyowan> Randy1: Okay. Let's try connecting to the network which has WEP security.
[14:56] <badguy> how can i rotate my desktop ???
[14:56] <badguy> can anyone tell me ???
[14:56] <exodus_ms> badguy, ^^
[14:56] <cabrey> badguy, can you clairfy?
[14:56] <Pranka> :|
[14:56] <chris_osx> badguy; rotate your screen
[14:56] <SirStan> badguy: put your left hand on the left sideof your monitor, adn the right andh on the right.
[14:56] <SirStan> badguy: slowly rotate your ahnds in a clockwise fassion
[14:56] <cabrey> too late
[14:56] <SirStan> stop when you've hti the appropriate rotation
[14:56] <dani__> mobi-sheep: I use aMSN now, but have a awful lots of annoying trouble with it. 1- it keeps disconnecting. 2- 15% of my messages I sent are returned with a red delivery failure error message, so I actually never know for sure if a message I send it getting recieved.
[14:57] <Pranka> SirStan: Lol, that's a good advice.
[14:57] <petllama> how would i format the quotes in: su postgres -c 'psql -c "ALTER USER postgres WITH PASSWORD 'pass'"' ? im getting syntax errors?
[14:57] <Myrtti> SirStan: hint from a long time regular: if you don't have anything worthwhile to say, don't.
[14:57] <SirStan> dani___: meebo.com
[14:57] <mobi-sheep> dani__: What of pidgin?
[14:57] <areels1> how can i start computer browser natilius from terminal?
[14:57] <mobi-sheep> areels1: nautilus
[14:57] <exodus_ms> gksu
[14:57] <areels1> thanks
[14:57] <Smk666> Ok, i'll post comment with the problem. I some of the comments someone wrote that this tablet works with external screen only
[14:58] <SirStan> Smk666: what tablet?
[14:58] <cabrey> dani__, try empathy if you don't like pidgin
[14:58] <exodus_ms> uh oh
[14:58] <cobra-the-joker> Hey there guys ...how can i update my ubuntu system ?
[14:58] <Paddy_EIRE> !update
[14:58] <exodus_ms> sudo apt-get update
[14:58] <petllama> sudo apt-get upgrade
[14:58] <cabrey> cobra-the-joker, System > Administration > Update Manager
[14:58] <forceflow> update = bring all the packages up to date in your current distribution
[14:58] <Smk666> @ SirStan Fujitsu Stylistic ST4121
[14:59] <mobi-sheep> dani__: "apt-cache search msn"  will give you a list of packages relating to msn.
[14:59] <forceflow> upgrade = upgrade to a possibly newer distributuion
[14:59] <samitheberber> how can I boot live cd from grub?
[14:59] <cabrey> forceflow, upgrade = bring all the packages up to date in your current distro
[14:59] <cabrey> update = update package lits
[14:59] <exodus_ms> err distribution? you mean package?
[14:59] <cabrey> lists *
[14:59] <dani__> tiyowan: did not find kopete in synaptic
[14:59] <Myrtti> forceflow: you've got your facts wonky
[14:59] <mobi-sheep> dani__: Keep in mind -- they support msn -- which does not necessarily mean they have all features you're looking for.  just read the description. ;)
[15:00] <dani__> cabrey: did not find smsn in synaptic
[15:00] <Myrtti> forceflow: update only updates the package information in your computer, it doesn't update/upgrade any software
[15:00] <cabrey> dani__, not smsn, empathy :)
[15:00] <Myrtti> forceflow: upgrade updates the installed packages to the newest possible version for your release version
[15:00] <Myrtti> forceflow: for upgrading to a newer release, different kind of magic is applied.
[15:01] <tiyowan> dani__: It's the KDE im.
[15:01] <spaceninja> why does the php package require apache stuff?
[15:01] <cabrey> forceflow, dist-upgrade is what you're thinking of
[15:01] <exodus_ms> cobra-the-joker, why are you asking about updating? is there a package you want and can't find or are you just curious as to how to keep your system up-to-date?
[15:01] <dani__> mobi-sheep: pidgin is too undeveloped. It also keeps disconnecting, but besides of that, I misses tons of basic features I like, like webcam, invites and nuke.
[15:02] <SirStan> spaceninja: 'php' assumes you want the web-server version of PHP.
[15:02] <cobra-the-joker> i just got the internet at my home ...so i thought that updating would be nice
[15:02] <Myrtti> dani__: you didn't find amsn?
[15:02] <cabrey> dani__, I doubt you're going to get a webcam feature on any client, the MSN protocol is closed
[15:02] <n0gear> do i need any extra packages to play DVDs in vlc player? now i just did apt-get instal vlc
[15:02] <mobi-sheep> !apache | spaceninja
[15:02] <SirStan> spaceninja: Install 'php5-cli' if you just wan the command line version.
[15:03] <dixson> someone knows the difference between rndc reload zone and reload refresh ?
[15:03] <mobi-sheep> !info apache2 | spaceninja
[15:03] <Pici> mobi-sheep: Was that necessary?
[15:03] <Myrtti> spaceninja: php-cli doesn't need apache, iirc
[15:03] <mobi-sheep> Pici: Pointing out what apache2 does.
[15:03] <graelin> n0gear: You'll probably need the ubuntu-restricted-extras package too.. has all the neat codecs and such
[15:03] <Pici> mobi-sheep: No one asked.
[15:03] <exodus_ms> cobra-the-joker, in the terminal type sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade   it will advise you of any updates out there according to what you have enabled in your sources.list
[15:03] <spaceninja> ok thanks
[15:03] <opop> good morning bunters!
[15:03] <cabrey> exodus_ms, it is best to point them to a GUI tool
[15:04] <cobra-the-joker> exodus_ms ...nice
[15:04] <JediMaster> hi guys, I've got a 9.04 server running on a remote machine, the load is so high that it's stopping web pages from being served, causing a backlog that is making the load go higher. I have an ssh session open but it's so slow that 10 minutes later the "uptime" command has only just told me that the load is at 86.0
[15:04]  * SirStan gives cabrey the evil eye
[15:04] <exodus_ms> cabrey, according to who?
[15:04] <SirStan> JediMaster: vps?
[15:04] <JediMaster> Is there anything I can do other than a remote hard reset?
[15:04] <cabrey> exodus_ms, the ubuntu philsophy, that's who
[15:04] <Paddy_EIRE> cabrey: no its not
[15:04] <cabrey> exodus_ms, Linux for "Human Beings"
[15:04] <Paddy_EIRE> !ot | cabrey
[15:04] <JediMaster> SirStan: no, full machine
[15:04] <exodus_ms> !ot > cabrey
[15:05] <Myrtti> Paddy_EIRE: akshully... it kinda is... anyway, offtopic, move along!
[15:05]  * cabrey facepalms
[15:05] <SirStan> JediMaster: kill the offending process?
[15:05] <SirStan> JediMaster: and install monit
[15:05] <Paddy_EIRE> Myrtti: I see nothing about gui's in the ubuntu philosophy.. but meh.. moving along
[15:05] <JediMaster> sirstan: I can't kill the processes because it's taking too long to get ps up
[15:05] <Myrtti> Paddy_EIRE: *kinda*
[15:05] <SirStan> JediMaster: then reboot the machine
[15:05] <dani__> Myrtti: I have tried aMSN, but its too buggy as I told... I'm trying empathy now.
[15:05] <dani__> cabrey: alright, so empathy doesn't even support showing avatars ?
[15:05] <JediMaster> even killall -9 apache2 just isn't doing anything 10 min later
[15:06] <cabrey> dani__, It does for me...
[15:06] <Myrtti> dani__: I'm pretty sure you will not find anything "as good" as amsn for your msn needs.
[15:06] <opop> i haven't seen any updates to device-mapper or libdmraid in a while.  anyone seen any news on upstream fixes?
[15:06]  * exodus_ms is waiting for when cabrey advise someone to "open a terminal by going to..."
[15:07] <SirStan> open a terminal by pressing alt + f2 and typing xtern
[15:07] <JediMaster> SirStan: that's what I figured, I'm trying ssh root@hostname "killall -9 apache2" so that less has to get executed before it starts killing stuff, but looks like it's freezing all the same
[15:07] <dani__> Myrtti: I have been using aMSN for a while, but have a awful lots of annoying trouble with it. 1- it keeps disconnecting. 2- 15% of my messages I sent are returned with a red delivery failure error message, so I actually never know for sure if a message I send it getting recieved.
[15:07] <SirStan> JediMaster: ok?
[15:07] <kohwj> hi, is anyone here from menlo college?
[15:07] <Myrtti> dani__: empathy uses pretty much the same stuff for connecting to msn network as pidgin does, so it wouldn't support webcam for msn - perhaps for google talk, but not msn
[15:07] <JediMaster> SirStan: would do if the server wasn't 150 miles away
[15:07] <JediMaster> SirStan and no remote KVM
[15:08] <SirStan> JediMaster: then I suggest you buy a new dedicated server and jettison the old.
[15:08] <JediMaster> SirStan: it's a dual processor dual core xeon
[15:08] <JediMaster> it's no small fry
[15:09] <markku> Hi, can some1 help to get mirc or xhat messages on g15 lcd screen ?
[15:09] <SirStan> JediMaster: great time to upgrade an old server..
[15:09] <Myrtti> markku: huh?!
[15:09] <JediMaster> lol, yeah, I've been trying to convince the boss to
[15:09] <SirStan> JediMaster: if you cant remotely issue a reboot -- what more do you want me to say?
[15:09] <JediMaster> I can do a remote reboot
[15:09] <areels> how can i make vlc default player?
[15:09] <markku> yeah u can do it on windows
[15:09] <SirStan> JediMaster: is this a dell poweredge?
[15:09] <v3ctor> JediMaster: is it getting that high load off apache only or is there some other backend application running behind apache?
[15:09] <JediMaster> but it's my very last option
[15:09] <JediMaster> SirStan: not actually sure what brand it is
[15:10] <Myrtti> markku: have you tried asking your question in #ubuntu-fi?
[15:10] <cabrey> markku, System > Preferences > Preferred Applications
[15:10] <SirStan> JediMaster: well if it isnt responsive to any commands.. im not sure what else you think we can suggest.
[15:10] <JediMaster> v3ctor: I think the problem is that there's also video encoding going on at the same time (mencoder) but the trouble is I can't kill any processes as it just takes too long
[15:10] <dani__> Myrtti: okay... Lack of webcam isn't the worst problem, but that it constantly keeps disconnecting, and many of my messages are sent in return with a delivery failure notice. That is the number uno reason I can't stand using aMSN anymore.
[15:10] <dani__> Myrtti: pidgin also disconnects more than it should btw.
[15:11] <Myrtti> dani__: have you considered that the error might be with the network, not the client?
[15:11] <SirStan> dani__: I never get msn disconnects in pidgin/amsn
[15:12] <tiyowan> Has anyone used the AWUS036H drivers using ndiswrapper with 9.04?
[15:13] <dani__> Myrtti: not impossible. I'm wireless connected, but it doesn't happen when I switch to Windows on the same comp.
[15:13] <god0fgod> Hello, I came on here wondering if anyone could understand my problem. Whenever gdm loads at the login screen, the login screen constantly restarts (Maybe all of gdm?). I don't get chance to login or anything. I tried to load kdm instead (I changed the default display manager). Kdm doesn't load.
[15:13] <guyman> dani__: i use pidgin for msn, never had an issue
[15:13] <RomD> I used gparted to convert my fat32 disk to ntfs. the conversion took about 3 seconds and was successful, but now my whole disk is empty. is there a way to restore the filetable?
[15:14] <SirStan> RomD: .. why on earth did you use gparted to do that
[15:14] <SirStan> RomD: and .. why on earth were you playing with partition tools without a full backup
[15:14] <RomD> SirStan: because I considered it a good tool
[15:14] <Myrtti> RomD: what made you think that *converting* would be anything else than reformatting it - thus erasing the partition?
[15:14] <dani__> guyman, SirStan: its probably the wireles connection here in ubuntu then. It must be related to ubuntu, because it works fine in Windows on this same computer
[15:14] <RomD> SirStan: my life doesn't depend on the files, but it would be nice to have them back
[15:15] <Pranka> dani__: Does your wireless connection disconnect or Pidgin?
[15:15] <RomD> Myrtti: because I converted countless fat32 disks to ntfs on windows without problems
[15:15] <tiyowan> RomD: Converted?
[15:16] <RomD> tiyowan: well change the file system
[15:16] <SirStan> Change the file system != converted
[15:16]  * tiyowan sighs.
[15:16] <dani__> Pranka, pidgin disconnects and reconnects several times/hour. Probably it's because of the wireless connection which probably keeps disconnecting and reconnecting.
[15:16] <Myrtti> dani__: so the problem is in the wireless, not the clients - what wifi adapter do you have?
[15:16] <Pranka> dani__: I had the same problem, but that's because of the Wireless connection, not Pidgin.
[15:16] <JediMaster> does networking come up before drives are mounted (e.g. disk checks)?
[15:17] <JediMaster> as I can ping the machine after a hard reset, but no ssh yet
[15:17] <SirStan> JediMaster: traditionally yes
[15:17] <JediMaster> nm, it's come up now, 4 minutes instead of the normal 45 sec reboot
[15:17] <Slart_> RomD: gparted only has menu options for "format to".. but that's a bit besides the point.. you can try.. testdisk.. to see if you can recover the parttiion.. or photorec to recover files
[15:18] <tehboriz> maybe can someone explain to my why pulseaudio sucks so much? alsa ftw.
[15:18] <dani__> Myrtti, 01:06.0 Network controller: RaLink RT2561/RT61 rev B 802.11g
[15:18] <Myrtti> tehboriz: this is support channel, not general "this sux, tell me why"-channel
[15:18] <dani__> Pranka, how did you make your wireless connection stable ?
[15:18] <Slart_> tehboriz: pulseaudio and alsa isn't alternatives to each other
[15:18] <Pranka> dani__: By sitting next to it.
[15:18] <SirStan> RaLink?  Thats a good quality adapter.
[15:18] <diamadiaz> all: I have a problem with atp-get, because can't connect to security.ubuntu.com, the server it's gutsy (7.10). Any idea
[15:18] <tehboriz> Myrtti: maybe i'm doing it wrong... because nothing works with pulseaudio
[15:19] <Slart_> !7.10
[15:19] <Slart_> diamadiaz: see that "end of life" date? that means the repos will close and so on
[15:19] <tehboriz> Slart_: how come every linux installation i have to change all the config files to alsa to make flash sound work?
[15:20] <RomD> Slart_: yeah right, guess I didn't quite pay attention to what it actually said and just assumed that it did the right thing. I tried those tools, but I hoped for an easier solution. I'll check if testdisk manages to restore the partition.
[15:20] <tehboriz> seriously it can't be that hard, i see some quality programming in my kubuntu, but flash just kills the mood
[15:20] <dani__> Pranka, by moving your comp close to the router?
[15:20] <graelin> tehboriz: Thats not an alsa/pulse thing.. thats a flash on linux sux thing
[15:20] <Pranka> dani__: I'm using a laptop, so in order to keep a stable connection, I had to move closer to the wireless router.
[15:20] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  Question: I'd like to run a script whenever I plug my TV into my computer.  How do I go about this?
[15:20] <RomD> I thought about booting into windows and doing it there. tough luck I decided against it ;)
[15:20] <OEP> Does anyone here use the stock Ubuntu Eclipse package and the Subclipse plugin? I had issues installing it via Eclipse software update and was wondering if others have too.
[15:20] <tehboriz> graelin: imho should be preconfigured :) but good answer
[15:21] <teddy_kgb> em...the italian chan?  :)
[15:21] <jonaskoelker> Is that an event that's published somewhere (dbus?), or do I poll, or... what?
[15:21] <S33PlusPlus> is there a boot flag to suppress IPv6?
[15:21] <Slart_> tehboriz: I don't know.. was I supposed to?
[15:21] <dani__> Pranka, alrigt, I use a desktop. And it shouldnt be neccessary to move it either, because the connection is stable in Windows on this comp.

[15:21] <dani__> Pranka, unless Windows has better networking than ubuntu.
[15:21] <Slart_> diamadiaz: yes?
[15:21] <SirStan> dani__: it does.   we are sorry.
 Where i see this?
[15:21] <here4thegear> Quick (I hope) question. I have a live server (that I did not set up) that I have only remote (SSH) access to. I want to make an image of this server that I can install to a local dev system so that everything is matched up. How can I accomplish this?
[15:21] <Pranka> dani__: I doubt that's the case.
[15:21] <Slart_> !7.10 | diamadiaz
[15:22] <jonaskoelker> S33PlusPlus: suppress ipv6 where?  If "everywhere", I'd guess not...
[15:22] <OEP> here4thegear: We use clonezilla live at my workplace. I've been pretty satisfied with it.
[15:22] <cabrey> S33PlusPlus, not yet, I believe it is coming in 2.6.29
[15:22] <tehboriz> nvm Slart_ i guess i should give arch a try later
[15:22] <S33PlusPlus> not "everywhere". Just on a single interface.
[15:23] <OEP> here4thegear: Oh but you are talking about without unbooting the server
[15:23] <god0fgod> Since, I doubt anyone will ever be able to fix my problem, how can I load into a display manager from a console, properly. Maybe I don't understand how to do it with kdm.
 : ok, this mean that i need update the release??
[15:23] <Slart_> diamadiaz: if you want updates, yes
[15:23] <here4thegear> OEP: Correct. There is no traffic to the server at this point, either.
[15:23] <cabrey> diamadiaz, just upgrade to 8.04
[15:24] <OEP> here4thegear: perhaps you could disk dump (command is 'dd') an image
[15:24] <here4thegear> OEP: thanks, I will check that out.
[15:25] <cabrey> here4thegear, you would have to dump to another hard drive on the syste
[15:25] <cabrey> system*
[15:25] <Winkie> so, i've been trying to install ubuntu through FAI, but i have come across numerous rather troubling errors
[15:25] <Aliasa> whar is aircrack?
[15:25] <OEP> you can dump over network
[15:25] <Winkie> does anyone here happen to have ubuntu installing with FAI? Jaunty is the only kernel i know of that will boot
 : ok, how can change the release with out reinstall Ubuntu?
[15:25] <Winkie> I really don't want to have to use debian again because my users get quite confused with 'iceweasel'
[15:26] <cabrey> OEP, true, though it would be significantly slower
[15:26] <dsdeiz> i have already compiled a package from source, can i apply a patch to it still?
[15:26] <Myrtti> dsdeiz: no
[15:26] <cabrey> dsdeiz, no, patch and recompile
[15:26] <Slart_> diamadiaz: you need to replace your upgrade servers in /etc/apt/sources.lst with old-releases.ubuntu.com .. then follow the howto you get by typing !upgrade
[15:26] <dsdeiz> oh, how can i recompile?
[15:27] <dsdeiz> are there specific instructions?
[15:27] <here4thegear> cabrey: OEP: Great I will keep that in mind. Also, I know my server is an ubuntu server, which I'm new to (comming off of using centos). Since I didn't install it, is there an easy way to find the version and build of ubuntu that I have?
[15:27] <dsdeiz> or do i simply just compile it again?
[15:27] <diamadiaz> Slart_: ok, thanks a lot!!! Bye bye
[15:27] <cabrey> here4thegear, cat /etc/lsb-release
[15:27] <jonathanrwallace> how do i determine the filesystem of a partition?
[15:27] <jonathanrwallace> without checking /etc/fstab
[15:27] <here4thegear> cabrey: oerfect
[15:27] <here4thegear> er perfect
[15:27] <here4thegear> lol
[15:28] <Winkie> jonathanrwallace: what are you trying to accomplish?
[15:28] <v3ctor> Winkie: channel #fai on irc.oftc.net
[15:28] <Slart_> jonathanrwallace: fdisk -l... gparted.. lots of tools to do it
[15:28] <bauruine_> hi, i have a problem with vlans. on 8.10 they work and are displayed with ifconfig on 9.04 they didn't show up. any ideas?
[15:28] <jonathanrwallace> Winkie: i'm writing an init.d script to setup a swap file on an amazone EC2 AMI
[15:28] <here4thegear> thanks everyone... snuck some dayjob time to come in, so, I have to get going, but thanks so much for the help, it is much appreciated.
[15:29] <jonathanrwallace> i don't want the swap file to be in the AMI as it makes the AMI too large
[15:29] <jonathanrwallace> Slart_: thx
[15:29] <Winkie> v3ctor: i'll pop along, i'm expecting this not to work at all though :(
[15:29] <Aryaan> Hi, I compiled Alsa on my own. So if I need to get back the old Alsa, do I just reinstall it from Synaptic?
[15:29] <bauruine_> if i configure a ip address they show but i didn't need any ip configurations as i just use them for vmware-server
[15:30] <Slart_> Aryaan: I think you would have to remove your own alsa too
[15:30] <Aryaan> And how do I do that? Please tell me
[15:30] <Slart_> Aryaan: well.. that's something you need to check the documentation for..sometimes sudo make uninstall works..
[15:31] <cabrey> Aryaan, sudo make uninstall in your directory but i think if you install from synaptic it will overwrite anny current files
[15:31] <Slart_> !checkinstall | Aryaan
[15:31] <Aryaan> Okay, thanks guys. And do anyone know a fix for the sound problem with Ati Sb400 cards?
[15:31] <Jesper1> .
[15:32] <Guest52929> when i have vuze open and download another torrent it opens another copy of vuze to download the newer torrent i clicked on, any way to stop multiple program openings?
[15:33] <mobi-sheep> Guest52929: Look in Vuze's preferences.
[15:33] <Aryaan> Okay, nevermind. Bye.
[15:34] <junior__> gostaria de entra na sala brasileira
[15:34] <junior__> como fasso
[15:35] <thebishop> i'm getting more full-on X lockups in Jaunty.  Is anyone else experiencing this?  Basically, I can still move the mouse but now applications respond
[15:35] <thebishop> *no applications
[15:36] <Guest52929> mobi-sheep: there is nothing in the preferences about multiple interfaces
[15:36] <junior__> sim
[15:36] <spaceninja> how do I start lighttpd?
[15:36] <spaceninja> the rc system in debian is very confusing
[15:36] <Pranka>  /dis
[15:37] <tv7497> guys was trying to patch sftp transaction entries into auth.log well had followed this tutorial http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=241188 and i get like this http://paste.ubuntu.com/187421/  openssh server was working pretty well before this any idea guys ?
[15:37] <vinicius> where can i get help for bash scripting on irc?
[15:37] <LjL> spaceninja: won't "sudo invoke-rc.d lighttpd start" work?
[15:37] <LjL> vinicius: #bash
[15:38] <amdfan> hi guys iam basically a gamer and i want to use ubuntu for opensource games but does ubuntu 9.04 has proper driver support for ati cards and amd phenom procs??
[15:38] <vinicius> LjL, i mean... if is there a bash dedicated server or something
[15:38] <Slart_> amdfan: phenom processors are no problem.. ati cards on the other hand can be tricky
[15:38] <spaceninja> LjL: yes it worked thx
[15:38] <tv7497> guys any idea ?
[15:38] <LjL> vinicius: uh, i don't know, but the #bash channel on *this* network is pretty good.
[15:39] <vinicius> LjL, thanks =)
[15:40] <mandi> hello everyone
[15:43] <Winkie> v3ctor: thanks for the reference, quickly sorted out my issue :D
[15:43] <v3ctor> np
[15:43] <kamikaze> Hey er der nogen herinde der kan hjælpe mig ... jeg prøvet ar installere The Sims 3 på min computer ( Linux Ubuntu ) jeg bruger Wine, men den mangler lige en sidste loadings klods, det vil sige den stopper der hver gang jeg prøver at installere det, nogen der hkan hjælpe mig ?
[15:44] <LjL> !dk | kamikaze
[15:44] <u2pian> why is ubuntu not including cups-config in its distro? its hard to tell via command line the cups version installed..
[15:45] <gee9043> geng
[15:45] <gee9043> any ppl can help me?
[15:45] <Winkie> gee9043: plz just ask your question
[15:45] <gee9043> i need add file to root
[15:45] <mweichert> hey, I'm evaluating whether I should switch from using winbind to likewise-open. Does likewise-open provide UID-GID mapping like winbind, or do I have to purchase one of likewise's commerical products to do that?
[15:46] <Guest52929> when i have vuze open and download another torrent it opens another copy of vuze to download the newer torrent i clicked on, any way to stop multiple program openings?
[15:46] <gee9043> how to add ?
[15:46] <cabrey> Guest52929, open the torrent from within the current Vuze window
[15:47] <git__> hi ya
[15:47] <git__> i need a firefox addon that would download youtube videos
[15:47] <cabrey> git__, FlashGot
[15:47] <Guest52929> and how do i change my nickname?
[15:47] <gee9043> how add file to root?
[15:47] <airtonix> xchat wants to open links in epiphany... preferred apps is set to firefox. any ideas?
[15:48] <cabrey> Guest18726, /nick preferred_nickname_here
[15:48] <mobi-sheep> Guest52929: /nick NewNickname
[15:48] <v3ctor> git__: also downloadhelper
[15:48] <git__> is flashgot in apt-get?
[15:48] <commandorando> awesome
[15:49] <testbottu> gee9043 open terminal and type "sudo nautilus" and then root password. use at own risk
[15:49] <cabrey> git__, not that I know of, Firefox > Tools > Addons > Search FlashGot
[15:49] <commandorando> how do i open torrent files in vuze?
[15:49] <cabrey> commandorando, File > Open?
[15:49] <hume> commandorando, file - open
[15:49] <mobi-sheep> commandorando: Did you check Vuze's preferences / settings to run a single instance??
[15:49] <iamleneko> hi everybody
[15:50] <iamleneko> i have some strange issue
[15:50] <cabrey> !ask | iamleneko
[15:51] <fincher> what's a PPA?
[15:51] <cabrey> !PPA
[15:51] <fincher> heh.  I love seeing that.
[15:51] <pmratpoison> hello! I need to do the following setup: I want one user to boot with the Netbook Remix interface and the other with the normal composited desktop
[15:52] <pmratpoison> how do I do this?
[15:52] <iamleneko> i have some binary on my local ubuntu, located in the var/www/ folder, that won't execute, it have the good right (chmod ugo+x) but when i launch it (./the_binary) it tells me -bash: ./request: No such file or directory:
[15:52] <cabrey> pmratpoison, the one user with the normal desktop can go to System > Preferences > Switch Desktop Mode
[15:53] <iamleneko> is it bash that gone mad, or me
[15:53] <git__> download helper is very cool
[15:53] <hume> iamleneko, from where do you execute them?
[15:53] <andrer> i'm trying to remove clamv from a machine, but apt is unable to remove /usr/sbin/clamd (permission denied) ... i've tried renaming the file even as root and it also says perm denied... the permissions are -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root so it should go out... Selinux is NOT enabled ... linux 6.06 box
[15:53] <iamleneko> from where the binary is :)
[15:53] <v3ctor> iamleneko: are you in the directory in which the binary resides?
[15:54] <iamleneko> hell yeah :)
[15:54] <cabrey> andrer, how did you install it?
[15:54] <iamleneko> i had triple check this
[15:54] <mobi-sheep> !ohmy | iamleneko
[15:54] <andrer> cabrey: apt
[15:54] <iamleneko> (sorry i didn't mean to be impolite at all)
[15:54] <cabrey> andrer, so use apt-get remove
[15:54] <andrer> cabrey: it doesn't work
[15:54] <mobi-sheep> iamleneko: I know.  This is family-friendly channel. :)
[15:54] <hume> iamleneko, what does ls -l say?
[15:55] <iamleneko> (i am not english native talking, so maybe i could say inapopriate stuff)
[15:55] <pmratpoison> cabrey: thnx a million! I just couldn't find the menu with all the clutter that reside's in gnome's classic menu
[15:55] <hume> iamleneko, can you paste it in the pastebin?
[15:55] <Link23> Hi, I have a video card with a yellow video plug and everything works when I start up the computer, but when ubuntu starts loading everything goes black on my tv.  Can somebody help?
[15:55] <cabrey> andrer, sudo apt-get remove clamav (or whatever package)?
[15:55] <cabrey> pmratpoison, yea I agree it needs to be cleaned up :)
[15:55] <iamleneko> hume okey
[15:55] <andrer> cabrey: it gets permission denied
[15:55] <pmratpoison> cabrey: mint seems to have the right idea
[15:55] <iamleneko> http://pastebin.com/m1fb7ef41
[15:56] <cabrey> andrer, even with sudo?
[15:56] <cabrey> andrer, ok do a ls -l /usr/sbin/clamd
[15:56] <tehboriz> how do i make x32 apps work on x64 computer? I'm using an i7 but .deb files say wrong architecture
[15:57] <mobi-sheep> !chroot | tehboriz
[15:57] <bauruine_> hi, i have a problem with vlans. on 8.10 they work and are displayed with ifconfig on 9.04 they didn't show up. any ideas?
[15:57] <LoneWlf> cabrey - hey
[15:57] <iamleneko> i wonder if i have messed with my .bashrc conf with this account
[15:57] <cabrey> mobi-sheep, he wants to run them not compile them
[15:57] <iamleneko> i will try with another user to run it
[15:57] <cabrey> LoneWlf, good morning (or whatever time it is in your time zone)
[15:58] <tehboriz> thx
[15:58] <jefinc> !cups
[15:58] <jefinc> ah
[15:58] <resno> jefinc: Why cant cups be more Windows like?
[15:59] <jefinc> because windoze is bad :P
[15:59] <leejongwook> $ groups --> leejongwook cdrom id: cannot find name for group ID 116 <-- how do i remove 116, i deleted one of the group and it keep says like that
[15:59] <LoneWlf> cabrey - oh its morning
[15:59] <LoneWlf> cabrey - no love on my 9.04 booting
[15:59] <mven54>   I have a question about my sound card which worked under intrepid ibex but not under jaunty jackalope, do I have the right channel?
[15:59] <fccf-virt> resno: cups is easy ... localhost:631 - did you know that trick
[15:59] <ohir> iamleneko: seem your binary is cgi and it expects request body from httpd. I hope you do know well who wrote it and what it do
[16:00] <mven54> The card is a sound blaster Xfi Extreme PC
[16:00] <cabrey> LoneWlf, another round of fun I guess
[16:00] <resno> fccf-virt: yes sir/mam
[16:00] <LoneWlf> cabrey - I tried everything, but what's documented appears to be locks after a screensaver, and performance issues with 3d stuff, not total loack of love
[16:00] <jefinc> mven54: what is the problem?
[16:00] <mven54> nosound
[16:00] <iamleneko> ohir it is kind of cgi
[16:00] <LoneWlf> cabrey - I'm wondering where I can report this as a bug now
[16:00] <hume> iamleneko, can you execute other files with bash?
[16:00] <resno> I just like plug and play.
[16:00] <LoneWlf> cabrey - I'm willing to wait for someone else to fix this at this juncture
[16:00] <andrer> cabrey: sorry i was away
[16:00] <StefanWray> need help with smart host
[16:00] <fccf-virt> resno: sir, normally in irc we don't use gender specific
[16:01] <andrer> cabrey: 60 -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 54076 2009-02-28 02:20 clamd
[16:01] <cabrey> LoneWlf, have you searched launchpad?
[16:01] <jefinc> mven54: have you tried the " Comprehensive Sound Problem Solutions Guide"
[16:01] <jefinc> on the forums
[16:01] <resno> fccf-virt: printing always seems so troublesome. i see thanks.
[16:01] <mven54> no, enlighten me
[16:01] <fccf-virt> !sound
[16:01] <iamleneko> ohir, but it is supposed to be call from shell interface
[16:01] <jefinc> mven54: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449 you are now enlightened
[16:01] <v3ctor> leejongwook: what group did you remove?
[16:01] <leejongwook> vboxusers :)
[16:01] <cabrey> andrer, is clamd running?
[16:01] <ohir> iamleneko: so do read how to debug cgis (or run this one in proper way: thru httpd request).
[16:01] <leejongwook> v3ctor: vboxusers :)
[16:02] <mven54> thanks
[16:02] <iamleneko> ohir, the problem is that bash tell me nonsense
[16:02] <andrer> cabrey: killed it
[16:02] <hume> iamleneko, can you execute other files with bash?
[16:02] <iamleneko> ohir, i can run this piece of software on my desktop ubuntu
[16:02] <ohir> iamleneko: thats how plain cgi works, but it sets a plethora of env variables before
[16:02] <iamleneko> hume, i check if i have another custom bin
[16:03] <hume> iamleneko, try with any file, giving the absoulte path
[16:03] <cabrey> andrer, sudo aptitude remove clamav doesn't work?
[16:03] <unix> need some help installing gfx drivers, tried the ones in the repos, off nvidias site, and restrictred hardware drivers, none work and ive never had this problem before, just reinstalled 3 days ago, used the same drivers, and nothing works now
[16:03] <hume> iamleneko, /usr/bin/kate for instance
[16:03] <cabrey> andrer, I really am not sure what could deny root
[16:03] <iamleneko> hume, no prob
[16:03] <andrer> cabrey: it stops trying to remove that file
[16:04] <hume> iamleneko, if you give absolute path to request/resonse then?
[16:04] <andrer> cabrey: selinux or apparmor might block access even for root.. but they are not running
[16:04] <iamleneko> hume, work with all that come from /usr/bin/
[16:04] <iamleneko> hume, same
[16:04] <cabrey> andrer, how about sudo rm -rf /usr/sbin/clamd
[16:04] <EvRide> I've got a question guys, I can no longer mount a drive cause I edited the mount settings in the file manager
[16:04] <hume> same means?
[16:04] <LoneWlf> cabrey - I'm in process
[16:04] <andrer> cabrey: rm: cannot remove `/usr/sbin/clamd': Operation not permitted
[16:04] <scream> I think I've screwed up the permissions on /tmp Who "owns" temp, what group does it belong to, and what permissions should it have?
[16:04] <gescape> hi
[16:04] <iamleneko> hume, wait i'll try with another custom bin, elsewhere
[16:05] <cabrey> andrer, the only other thing i can think of is that the file system is preventing you from doing that for some reason
[16:05] <andrer> cabrey: stracing it gets me: rename("clamd", "clamd2")               = -1 EPERM (Operation not permitted)
[16:05] <gescape> I am looking for the way to minimize evolution to gnome notification area, any help in this matter?
[16:06] <unix> need some help installing gfx drivers, tried the ones in the repos, off nvidias site, and restrictred hardware drivers, none work and ive never had this problem before, just reinstalled 3 days ago, used the same drivers, and nothing works now
[16:06] <cabrey> andrer, run lsattr -l /usr/sbin/clamd
[16:06] <iamleneko> hume, okey all bin that isn't in default bin folders won't execute
[16:06] <ohir> andrer: do lsmod | grep clam and look if its not blocked by coupled module
[16:07] <fccf-virt> scream: temp is owned by root.. with 777 on the directory
[16:07] <vol> Which package contains all of the useful documentation for things like libc and system calls?
[16:07] <vol> basically chap 2 of the man pages
[16:07] <hume> iamleneko, sounds like your bashrc then
[16:07] <ohir> fccf-virt: no, it is 01777 on /tmp
[16:07] <iamleneko> hume, have same problem with login as root on this server
[16:07] <scream> fccf-virt, what command should I issue to fix this, and should I allow executing on that directory?
[16:07] <ohir> fccf-virt: sticky bit must be set for /tmp
[16:07] <mobi-sheep> !info alltray | gescape
[16:07] <mobi-sheep> gescape: That help?
[16:07] <hume> iamleneko, is it ubuntu?
[16:08] <andrer> ohir: nothing there
[16:08] <iamleneko> yep server version
[16:08] <iamleneko> i have no problem with my local desktop
[16:08] <andrer> cabrey: /usr/sbin/clamd              Undelete, Immutable, Append_Only
[16:08] <cabrey> andrer, did you run lsattr -l?
[16:08] <iamleneko> i log trhrough ssh
[16:08] <apphacker> hi
[16:08] <andrer> cabrey: was running it
[16:08] <cabrey> andrer there is the problem
[16:08] <ohir> andrer: what lsattr said?
[16:08] <Link23> Hi, I have an ATI rage 128 graphics card with a yellow video out plug.  I plugged it in to my tv, started it up and it worked perfectly but when ubuntu started I lost all video.  Can somebody help?
[16:08] <fccf-virt> scream: sudo chown root:root /tmp and sudo chmod 01777 /tmp
[16:08] <cabrey> !Immutable
[16:08] <hume> iamleneko, dont know about server version, might be that default basch is set up differently there
[16:08] <iamleneko> hume, what i wonder
[16:08] <cabrey> andrer, the file system is not letting you remove it because of immutable
[16:09] <cabrey> andrer, it is probably a protection against malicious software
[16:09] <gescape> mobi-sheep, ubottu thx so much :)
[16:09] <andrer> cabrey: but since it was apt that did it.. shouldn't apt handle it?
[16:09] <Llewxam> anyone here provide compiz support? ><
[16:09] <ohir> andrer: as cabrey said... or its part of rootkit
[16:09] <fincher> !uptime
[16:09] <danorsk> WindowsVista Uptime: 8hrs 52mins 49secs Best: 1wk 1day 15hrs 25mins 12secs
[16:09] <Mud> WindowsXP Uptime: 10hrs 1min 6secs Best: 1day 1hr 45mins 33secs
[16:09] <cabrey> andrer, No it seems you have to manually remove the immutable flag
[16:10] <NorthByNorthWest> I have mounted a smb share with the following settings:
[16:10] <fincher> "Best: 1day 1hr 45mins 33secs" <-- awesome
[16:10] <NorthByNorthWest> guest,uid=1000,iocharset=utf8,codepage=unicode,unicode,dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0777  0  0
[16:10] <NorthByNorthWest> but i want everything written to that share to have 777-rights... how do I do that?
[16:10] <cabrey> andrer, run sudo chattr -i -a /usr/sbin/clamd
[16:10] <andrer> cabrey: did it ... i'll try to remove it with apt
[16:10] <mobi-sheep> gescape: Welcomed. :)
[16:11] <v3ctor> NorthByNorthWest: by default your umask limts the permissions on newly created files/directories
[16:11] <sevenseeker> Xvfb question, how can I enable 32 bit on a headless system?  I have been trying to get help through googling, irc here and xorg, and so far only receiving silence.  I am using 'Xvfb :0 -screen 0 640x480x24+32' but only receiving 24 bit
[16:11] <andrer> cabrey: sheesh same problem for ./usr/bin/clamdscan ... i'll have to change them all :)
[16:11] <andrer> cabrey: thank you man!
[16:11] <cabrey> andrer, sounds like boatloads of fun
[16:11] <andrer> ohir: thank you as well
[16:12] <sevenseeker> I have also explicitly enabled XFree86-VidModeExtension and GLX with no change
[16:12] <Kragnerac> ah.
[16:12] <sevenseeker> this could be an opengl problem (mesa) but I am having difficultly determining what the problem is
[16:13] <NorthByNorthWest> v3ctor: meaning that it cant be done?
[16:15] <v3ctor> NorthByNorthWest: you can change your umask if you want, but this would apply to all files and directoies you create, or you could jst do a recursive chmod on the files in the share
[16:16] <iamleneko> OKEY i found about my problem
[16:16] <iamleneko> these are 32 bit binaries !!!
[16:16] <iamleneko> and my ubunut server is 64 bit
[16:16] <NorthByNorthWest> v3ctor: its ok if it applies to all created files and directories in that mounted shared folder!
[16:16] <NorthByNorthWest> v3ctor: how do i change umask?
[16:17] <BadSector> Hello, I need to add "modprobe -r snd-bt87x; modprobe snd-bt87x load_all=1" so that it happens on boot.  How do I do this?
[16:17] <iamleneko> hume, i have found the problem, the binaries was compiled for 32 bit arch, and my ubuntu is 64bits
[16:17] <sydneyguy> Hail all
[16:18] <iamleneko> hume, i check the internet about how to proceed to run 32 bits binary on 64 bits arch, thanks all for the help
[16:19] <azerter> hi everyone
[16:19] <mobi-sheep> !boot | BadSector
[16:19] <hume> iamleneko, great..:)
[16:19] <v3ctor> NorthByNorthWest: it will apply to all files and folders you create anywhere on the system
[16:20] <EndlesslyCurious> Any here use Ubuntu on the Dell Mini 10v?  I'm thinking about getting a 10v with the 16GB SSD option, wanted to know that people think of it.  I am mainly looking to surf, email and do some Python programming...
[16:20] <Nilbus> is ubuntu released under a specific license?
[16:20] <NorthByNorthWest> v3ctor: well... thats actually OK in this case...
[16:20] <xcerca> anybody use a blue ray drive to watch blue ray movies ?  is it supported ?
[16:21] <steven> hmm
[16:23] <v3ctor> NorthByNorthWest: you can add the following command to your .bashrc: umask 000
[16:23] <v3ctor> NorthByNorthWest:  ~/.bashrc
[16:23] <steven> interesting
[16:24] <NorthByNorthWest> v3ctor: just add it to the bottom? for each user who will need to make commonly used files and folders?
[16:24] <jj_> i have a question ....
[16:24] <bidossessi> is there a command i can use to track which package a binary belongs to?
[16:25] <jj_> if you compile a program, and something it needs to run is installed but isnt where it can find it installed, how do you set the system to know where a program lies?
[16:25] <Guest38714> is there an equalizer or something for banshee?
[16:26] <luthir> hey all anyone here using Kubuntu?
[16:26] <mobi-sheep> luthir: Probably everybody in #kubuntu
[16:26] <jj_> luthir i tried kubuntu its not that bad
[16:27] <luthir> Ithink gnome is better for some stuff
[16:27] <jj_> so anyone know how to make a program see where another program is it needs?
[16:27] <cabrey> luthir, see #kubuntu for KDE help
[16:27] <jj_> any way to modify the system to direct to the location
[16:27] <cabrey> jj_, what are you trying to do?
[16:27] <iamleneko> jj_, i don't get it
[16:27] <cabrey> jj_, you can use variables
[16:28] <mephx> Hello, one of my servers crashed after kswapd was fired up. Cold reboot and everything seems okay. Now i get "file not recognized: File format not recognized collect2: ld returned 1 exit status" errors everywhere. and most services don't start. I can't find any missing libraries with ldd. Can anyone help me?
[16:28] <cabrey> jj_, or links
[16:28] <bidossessi> is there a command i can use to track which package a binary belongs to?
[16:28] <cabrey> mephx, /join #ubuntu-server
[16:28] <jj_> cabrey im not sure how to use variables or links thought that would be very usefull
[16:28] <iamleneko> jj_, you have compile some binaries, but not have success in execute it ?
[16:28] <cabrey> jj_, are you writing a script?
[16:28] <mephx> cabrey: it's not ubuntu-server it's ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty
[16:29] <hotcat> jj_: you can try this in bash: $PATH=$PATH:/your folder
[16:29] <bishop> joining
[16:29] <jj_> yes i compiled a program which it needs another program which installed but i guess not in the normal path
[16:29] <iamleneko> ah
[16:29] <cabrey> jj_, do you know where the program is supposed to be?
[16:29] <iamleneko> jj_, you know what path seek this bin ?
[16:30] <jj_> umm not sure 1 sec i will give all the info.. i gave up after a while because i didnt know how to direct it just 1 moment
[16:30] <LoneWlf> cabrey - the only thing reminiscent of my issue is very old, and abandoned, I am opening a new bug that is specific to my hardware where I can provide the guru's information that may help resolve the issue.
[16:30] <cabrey> LoneWlf, good idea, it's possible a regression occured
[16:32] <cabrey> jj_, it is very rare that programs would hard code paths to other programs, there might be a config file
[16:34] <zicius> i
[16:34] <jj_> cabrey, yes i know ive never encountered this problem im looking for the program i was compiling
[16:34] <jamiejackson1> i had my laptop display displayed at work, where i dual head two external monitors from the dock. now that i resumed at home (laptop display only) i've got a blank laptop screen. how do i enable the display from the cli?
[16:34] <zicius> someone knoe uex
[16:34] <jj_> its a flight sim started with a p
[16:34] <jamiejackson1> correction: i had my laptop display *disabled* at work, where i dual head two external monitors from the dock. now that i resumed at home (laptop display only) i've got a blank laptop screen. how do i enable the display from the cli?
[16:34] <felix_> anyone please check this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7393693#post7393693 (ssh)
[16:34] <cabrey> jj_, the way to make a link is: ln -s /path/to/program/it/requires /where/your/flight/sim/is/looking/for/said/program
[16:35] <jj_> aha , cabrey its palomino3d i was trying to get it to work.. and it needed openscenegraph
[16:35] <solarwar> is it possible to retreive the kernel configuration file used on a kernel image thats in apt?
[16:35] <jj_> cabrey, and i installed that and trying to compile the source it could not locate the openscenegraph it stated may be in a different path
[16:36] <cabrey> jj_, do you know where openscenegraph needs to be?
[16:36] <mobi-sheep> felix_: Port forward ?
[16:36] <jj_> cabrey in ./configure add ln -s ?
[16:36] <felix_> mobi-sheep, could you explain please?
[16:37] <tpresa> hi, i've used the vmbuilder to build an image to a cloud running eucalyptus, but i can't get to log into it without password (with the keypairs registered)
[16:37] <tpresa> how should i build my image to log with the keypars?
[16:37] <cabrey> jj_, no after it is installed where does openscenegraph need to be for the simulator to work?
[16:37] <jj_> cabrey, not sure where the program actually installed ....
[16:37] <cabrey> jj_, look in /opt or /usr/local
[16:37] <zicius> uex???
[16:37] <jj_> ok will do
[16:37] <mobi-sheep> felix_: You might want to set up lease to be longer or just static IPs will do.  Set up port forward on your router that will lead port 2222 to your IP machine.  and when you want a certain device, you just do ssh -p 2222 felix@<ipaddress>
[16:38] <mobi-sheep> felix_: And you want to ssh into another machine, ssh -p 2241 felix@<same-ipaddress>
[16:38] <rashed2020> Guys: Bash is ignoring a .bin file I'm trying to run. It says no such file or directory. What's the deal?
[16:38] <mobi-sheep> felix_: The router will know which devices to pass the port to... based on port number.
[16:39] <regeya> rashed: ls -l /path/to/the.bin is the executable bit set?
[16:39] <felix_> mobi-sheep, cool. but i think i need to open ports on the router right?
[16:39] <_user_> plz i use live cd on usb so i can take ubuntu with me anywhere but i need it to mount the flash to desktop when i boot up i get the usb flash in computer but when i double click it dont mount
[16:39] <jj_> cabrey need to reinstall it i removed it out of giving up lol
[16:39] <rashed2020> regeya: Yes it is. chmod a+x. I just checked it now and the bit is set.
[16:40] <jj_> cabrey, thanks for taking the time
[16:40] <cabrey> jj_, ah well just create a symlink to openscenegraph where your sim program is expecting it to be
[16:40] <mobi-sheep> felix_: Just set up port forward.  It'll listen on a certain port number.  It does not mean you're opening the ports.
[16:40] <jj_> do i set these flags after ./configure ?
[16:40] <jj_> the link ...
[16:41] <jj_> cabrey never used flags before ha
[16:41] <cabrey> jj_, only do ./configure --prefix=/opt
[16:41] <mobi-sheep> felix_: Were you able to test your ssh from external yet?
[16:41] <jj_> cabrey then it will prompt me?
[16:42] <Jampiter_> How can I add a game controller and use it under WINE?
[16:42] <cabrey> jj_, that will install it to /opt folder so you can manage it
[16:42] <jj_> ahh ok
[16:43] <te_> Jampiter_: I don't know but would assume you'd need to install the appropriate MS Windows driver for it (under wine)
[16:43] <Jampiter_> It's plug and play under Windows.. how would I install it in Ubuntu?
[16:43] <jj_> cabrey well now i am installing the openscene from apt-get
[16:44] <Jampiter_> Oh, never mind :) It works
[16:44] <cridit88> hi. ubuntu locks up completly and randomly forcing me to reboot, how would i go abouts finding the cause of this?
[16:45] <cridit88> i cant seem to find anything in any logs.
[16:45] <czajkowski> cridit88: what version are you running ?
[16:45] <te_> Jampiter_: I could be probably wrong.  Was only speculating.
[16:45] <czajkowski> cridit88: are you doing someting at that time to cause it to happen,?
[16:45] <mephx> Hello, one of my servers crashed after kswapd was fired up. Cold reboot and everything seems okay. Now i get "file not recognized: File format not recognized collect2: ld returned 1 exit status" errors everywhere. Even in apt-get when running post-install steps! Most services don't start. I can't find any missing libraries with ldd. Can anyone help me?
[16:45] <cridit88> 9.04
[16:46] <Jampiter_> te_: It works :p
[16:46] <cridit88> 9.04, sometimes i'd be doing nothing.
[16:46] <Jampiter_> How can I zoom into the desktop using Compiz?
[16:46] <cridit88> literally, i'd be sitting there starring at the desktop.
[16:46] <czajkowski> cridit88: you might have something running in the background
[16:47] <christian13> hi
[16:47] <cridit88> czajkowski: besides whatever runs default, nothing else. it happend when i ran ibex too.
[16:47] <cridit88> i think 8.04 was the last time i had a stable os.
[16:47] <czajkowski> cridit88: hmm, what machine?
[16:47] <cridit88> x86 64
[16:48] <cridit88> thinkpad x61.
[16:48] <leejongwook> how do i how do i remove a specific group in registered user group with command line ?
[16:48] <jtaji> cridit88: intel wireless I presume?
[16:48] <cridit88> actually, atheros
[16:49] <Jampiter_> Anyone?
[16:49] <leejongwook> imeant how do i remove a specific group from registered user group with command line ?
[16:49] <te_> leejongwook: groupdel
[16:49] <cridit88> i actually switched between two wifi drivers and both times i experience crashing.
[16:49] <leejongwook> te_: thanks :)
[16:50] <cridit88> i would say my system crashes one out of two days.
[16:50] <sporkboy> still trying to get kdenlive working. installed it, it worked for a day or two, then started crashing on startup. purged and reinstalled, now it runs the initial setup and crashes.
[16:50] <sporkboy> every time.
[16:50] <semitones> is it possible to use network manager to connect to a wifi network and an ethernet network at the same time?
[16:50] <te_> leejongwook: man groupdel ; man group
[16:50] <leejongwook> te_: leejongwook dialout cdrom floppy audio video plugdev netdev powerdev id: cannot find name for group ID 116
[16:51] <leejongwook> te_: i remoeved a group vboxusers with groupdel command and it produce that messesage
[16:51] <jtaji> cridit88: with intel wireless on my t61, installing linux-backports-modules-jaunty eliminates lock-ups....not sure about atheros
[16:51] <mobi-sheep> semitones: What are you trying to achieve?  Bridge?
[16:51] <unoeasy> hi
[16:52] <cridit88> jtaji: what video card do you have btw
[16:52] <semitones> mobi-sheep: I can get the internet through the wifi network, but I can get fast transfer speeds to my laptop with ethernet (I use this computer for backup purposes)
[16:52] <leejongwook> te_: how do i remove the message " cannot find name of group id..."
[16:52] <jtaji> cridit88: intel gm965 (x3100)
[16:52] <semitones> mobi-sheep: I'd like to have both connected at the same time so I can boot up with synergy
[16:52] <te_> leejongwook: Are you sure the group exists?  grep vboxusers /etc/group
[16:52] <SandGorgon> whew finally got rid of pulse on thinkpad to make sound work flawlessly
[16:53] <noren> is there any way i can get back my default system with going for a freash install
[16:53] <Jampiter_> How can I zoom into the desktop using Compiz?
[16:53] <leejongwook> te_: i removed it with "$ sudo groupdel vboxuser", and there's no gropu in /etc/group vboxusers
[16:53] <mobi-sheep> semitones: If eth0 (wired) is plugged, the laptop will use eth0.  Otherwise, it falls back to wlan0 (wireless).  I think nm-applet allows you to toggle both on -- only that you'll see eth0 (wired icon) displaying on your panel?
[16:53] <cridit88> SandGorgon: what problems did you have with pulseaudio?
[16:54] <te_> leejongwook: Well, I guess it's gone now.
[16:54] <leejongwook> te_: ah.. ok i think it's ok now, thanks ~
[16:55] <leejongwook> te_: thanks a lot :)
[16:56] <semitones> mobi-sheep: network manager doesn't detect it when it's plugged in.I usually have to disable network manager, and then ifconfic eth0 192.168.0.1, and then ifconfig eth0 up
[16:56] <hbx>  i need a multi-protocol client alternative to pidgin
[16:57] <semitones> (The laptop is a mac, and once I set it up it automatically detects it now when the ubuntu computer is set up)
[16:57] <SandGorgon> cridit88, first.. it didnt work with thinkpad r51e. then i had to set up alsa in all the configs, mute the headphone "sense" and surround - then it used to intermittently break and emit a high pitched sound (especially in flashplayer)
[16:57] <Shortguy109> Does anyone know how to change your mouse cursor? I googled it and someone said "The 2D graphics tuturial shows you how to change the cursor. Basically you make it invisible then grab its position and put an image there." but where's the 2d graphics tutorial?
[16:57] <mobi-sheep> semitones: Err.  I wouldn't know if using a mac would affect Ubuntu.
[16:58] <djdavis75> hbx: there is one called sim or something like that for KDE
[16:58] <hbx> hmm ok
[16:58] <hbx> thanks
[16:58] <semitones> mobi-sheep: the mac part is relatively unimportant -- I'm configing the ubuntu end and I"m not really sure what I'm doing
[16:58] <hbx> yea pidgin is crapping out on me
[16:58] <moxfalder> AUTO LOGIN how ?
[16:59] <ubuntu_> hello world
[16:59] <djdavis75> hbx: my system just pulled a pidgin update, if you were having trouble with a certain protocal
[16:59] <SandGorgon> Shortguy109, System->Pref->Appearances. select customize and then on the pointer tab
[16:59] <hbx> hmm
[16:59] <hbx> let me do an update
[16:59] <salmon> hey so last night i upgraded to 9.04 and when i did, i lost sound, anyone know what is wrong, my sound card is recognized and nothing is muted, but still no sound :[
[16:59] <mobi-sheep> semitones: You can create a script (that fix the network setup) and add it to System --> Preferences --> Startup Applications.
[16:59] <luke_c> Hello, anyone have any idea on how to install ubuntu on a seperate internal hdd, i have vista on my first hdd and am wanting ubuntu on the other.
[16:59] <luke_c> :s
[16:59] <mobi-sheep> !sound | salmon
[16:59] <hbx> yea its segfaulting like crazy
[16:59] <rhavenw> hbx: Digsby,VoxOx and SIM
[16:59] <ubuntu_> co nguoi viet nam o day khong?
[16:59] <jamiejackson1> how do i log out of a gnome session from TTY? gnome-session-save won't work because it "cannot open display"
[16:59] <SandGorgon> salmon, check your headphone "sense" and surround options in alsamixer - try muting them
[16:59] <hbx> yea digsby is great just no build for linux yet
[17:00] <Shortguy109> SandGorgon, can you get like pictures for it or anything? :)
[17:00] <djdavis75> luke_c: you just specify the second hard drive and the install area, probably need grub on the first hd
[17:00] <SandGorgon> Shortguy109, no clue... I suppose u can check out gnome-look.org or kde-look.org (whichever cooks ur goose)
[17:00] <Technoviking> Is there a way to block Evolution calendar from talk to the Gnome Clock applet? Having setting Google Calendar my Clock applet responds SLOWLY
[17:00] <Shortguy109> SandGorgon, thanks :D
[17:01] <luke_c> djdavis75, and it won't stop me from accesing Vista, when i boot would i get the option to boot into either one?
[17:01] <djdavis75> luke_c: grub should see vista and add a entry to boot it, you will choose when u turn your computer on
[17:02] <djdavis75> luke_c: I have XP on my first HD, and Ubuntu on my second, then 3rd HD is my /home
[17:02] <luke_c> so, download grub then install ubuntu to the other internal hdd?
[17:02] <sebsebseb> luke_c: no
[17:02] <djdavis75> luke_c: no, just install ubuntu
[17:02] <luke_c> >_>;
[17:02] <djdavis75> luke_c: grub is in ubuntu
[17:02] <sebsebseb> luke_c: when you install Ubuntu from the CD,  at the end of that proccess you put on Grub
[17:02] <luke_c> Ah
[17:02] <mephx> Hello, one of my servers crashed after kswapd was fired up. Cold reboot and everything seems okay. Now i get "file not recognized: File format not recognized collect2: ld returned 1 exit status" errors everywhere. Even in apt-get when running post-install steps! Most services don't start. I can't find any missing libraries with ldd. Can anyone help me?
[17:03] <semitones> if I'm setting up a manual connection, what should I use for the netmask? 255.255.0.0?
[17:03]  * mephx is desperate
[17:03] <sebsebseb> luke_c: if you go to advanced options you can  choose where to put it,  but by default it will go on the MBR of your Vista hard disk
[17:03] <sebsebseb> luke_c: really Grub should be in the MBR of the first/primary hard disk
[17:03] <djdavis75> semitones: it depends on ur network
[17:03] <djdavis75> semitones: what IP range your network uses
[17:03] <luke_c> I want Vista to be the primary hdd
[17:03] <mobi-sheep> semitones: I believe "sudo ifconfig eth0 up" is sufficient.  You might want to test it.
[17:04] <sebsebseb> luke_c: only thing with that though, is if you ever re install Vista, it will go over Grub,  but it's not that hard to restore Grub
[17:04] <salmon> SandGorgon, i don't think alsa mixer is working correctly, it's not showing my sound card
[17:04] <mzz> hi! can someone confirm that a default install of ubuntu 8.04 sets the clock using ntp if the network is available at boot time?
[17:04] <semitones> djdavis75: one computer is 192.168.0.1, and the other computer is 192.168.0.2. THere are only 2 computers on this network
[17:04] <nonono> where can I buy arm proccessors that linux runs on
[17:04] <SandGorgon> salmon, try alsamixer -Dhw
[17:04] <sebsebseb> luke_c: yes and it will be, I wonder why you want Windows in the first place though
[17:04] <te_> luke_c: Vista will remain primary HDD
[17:04] <sebsebseb> !grub | luke_c
[17:04] <djdavis75> semitones: probably 255.255.255.0 then
[17:05] <semitones> mobi-sheep: but if I do it that way I have to disable wifi, or else network manager will reset the ethernet network
[17:05] <luke_c> !grub
[17:05] <SandGorgon> nonono, better ask this question in #kernel or #linux
[17:05] <semitones> djdavis75: thanks
[17:05] <luke_c> O_o
[17:05] <stevecam> my ip address is 255.255.255.0 ;-)
[17:05] <mobi-sheep> semitones: Generally your eth0 and wlan0 each have their own IP to work with.
[17:06] <luke_c> Right, i'll go do it now, i'll tell you the results later ;P
[17:06] <djdavis75> luke_c: install vista first
[17:06] <luke_c> Vista is installe
[17:06] <sebsebseb> !dualboot | luke_c
[17:06] <semitones> mobi-sheep: yeah, my wifi ip is 192.168.1.something and wired is 192.168.0.1
[17:06] <djdavis75> luke_c: then install ubuntu, put grub on hd0
[17:06] <sebsebseb> luke_c: if your resizing the partition, you need to let Vista resize itself really, or  dataloss might happen
[17:07] <nowth> Is a USB-to-PS/2 adapter with a mouse symbol on it with a keyboard instead? I can't try it, but I've ordered a USB keyboard.
[17:07] <luke_c> djdavis75, How would i put grub on hd0?
[17:07] <``y7> how can i choose whether i want to use eth0 or eth1 when i ping something?
[17:07] <semitones> mobi-sheep: but unless I disable nm, "sudo ifconfig eth0 up" doesn't work. I think you can't mix the manual and automatic configs
[17:07] <mobi-sheep> semitones: If you have a router, then your router's IP is 192.168.0.1 too.
[17:07] <sebsebseb> luke_c: oh yeah you said a second hard disk, nevermind
[17:07] <Orestis_G> Hello guys, can someone give me some help with OpenGL apps on Jaunty with a radeon x700 (more specifically Google Earth)?
[17:07] <luke_c> yeah, seperate internal
[17:07] <nowth> Uh, grammar failure. Let's try again: Can I a USB-to-PS/2 adapter with a mouse symbol on it with a keyboard instead?
[17:07] <semitones> mobi-sheep: I don't have a router for the eth network -- the mac acts as router somehow, but it works
[17:08] <nowth> Can I USE a... crud, what's wrong with me today
[17:08] <djdavis75> luke_c: check out the links above, somewhere during the install there is an advanced button or something, it asks where to install grub, it should be hd0, i think it will default to that anyway, but might check it
[17:08] <redalert> Hi guys, If I want to install windows AFTER a Ubuntu 8.10 install. Do I have to backup grub or can I just use grub install?
[17:08] <luke_c> Right.
[17:08] <jtaji> nowth: no, not the little one that comes with some USB mice
[17:08] <sebsebseb> redalert: why do you want to put Windows on?
[17:08] <redalert> Sword of the stars
[17:08] <mobi-sheep> semitones: As long as you know the commands, you can put them in a script and add it to Startup Applicaitons so you wouldn't have to do this manually every time.  That help?
[17:08] <jtaji> nowth: they do make usb to ps/2 adapters for both keyboards and mice however
[17:08] <sebsebseb> redalert: when you put Windows on, it will go over Grub
[17:08] <redalert> ok
[17:09] <redalert> I know that
[17:09] <brooksgarrett> redalert: Unless I'm mistaken, Windows needs to be the first installed OS
[17:09] <nowth> jtaji: Ok, then I guess I'll have to go shopping today after all.
[17:09] <redalert> but do I need to backup my existing grub
[17:09] <luke_c> Install Inside Windows, should i choose this install method or demo and Full Installation
[17:09] <redalert> or can I just use a new install
[17:09] <sebsebseb> redalert: Windows does not play nice with other OS's,  once Grub has been overwrittne well the part in the MBR, you can restore Grub
[17:09] <sebsebseb> !grub | redalert
[17:09] <semitones> mobi-sheep: yeah that's a good idea, but the scripts don't work as long as nm is on for some reason
[17:09] <mzz> redalert: there are many ways to reinstall grub afterwards, as long as you can boot into some kind of linux. Backing up your current grub and restoring it works, and so does reinstalling, see also ubottu's !grub factoid
[17:09] <``y7> how can i choose whether i want to use eth0 or eth1 when i ping something?
[17:09] <redalert> YAY :D
[17:09] <redalert> thanks
[17:10] <mzz> ``y7: depends on how routes are configured, I'm pretty sure
[17:10] <sebsebseb> redalert: so the only reason you want Windows on there, is because of some 3D game?
[17:10] <redalert> One last question will the grub that comes with the 9.04 cd work with 8.10?
[17:10] <fccf> redalert: the next option would to be put windows on another HD and use your bios to select
[17:10] <redalert> sebseb yah
[17:10] <mobi-sheep> semitones: You can add the "killall nm-applet" too.
[17:10] <redalert> several 3d games
[17:10] <``y7> mzz: configured however ubuntu configures them from the installation :)
[17:10] <mzz> ``y7: you ping an ip address, and the rules printed by the "route" command determine which network card the packets use to get to that address
[17:10] <redalert> and utilities that I can only use with windos
[17:10] <te_> ``y7: You don't choose, it will just ping where it can.
[17:10] <sebsebseb> redalert: well some Windows 3D games can get working with Wine, but  configuring and such
[17:10] <``y7> so if i'm connected to the internet and i cannot ping google.com, does that have something to do with my ICMP filters?
[17:11] <te_> ``y7: Very well could...
[17:11] <``y7> i can access google.com but i cannot ping it...
[17:11] <sebsebseb> redalert: the Grub on the 9.04 should  would probably work yeah
[17:11] <brooksgarrett> ``y7: iptables output?
[17:11] <luke_c> Installation drive i set as my seperate internal what about the installation size?
[17:11] <sebsebseb> redalert: 9.04 CD
[17:11] <redalert> seb, I play most of my games through Wine but this one just refuses to, I spent the last 10 days on itXD
[17:11] <semitones> mobi-sheep: but then I don't have wifi. I thought there might be a way to use nm to configure the wired connection instead of doing it manually, would that be possible?
[17:11] <``y7> brooksgarrett, i don't know what you're asking
[17:11] <te_> ``y7: If you have port 113 blocked, you are correct, you will not be able to ping.
[17:11] <``y7> 113 incoming or outgoing?
[17:12] <djdavis75> luke_c: if you are going to use the entire second HD for Ubuntu I would make a / /home and swap partition
[17:12] <redalert> allrighty guys thanks for the help :D
[17:12] <brooksgarrett> ``y7: out
[17:12] <te_> ``y7: If ICMP is filtered, that will not allow pinging.
[17:12] <sebsebseb> redalert: ok np
[17:12] <luke_c> djdavis75, im not gonna use the whole hdd
[17:12] <``y7> te_: isn't it best to have ICMP filtered?
[17:12] <brooksgarrett> ``y7: depends on your goals.
[17:12] <te_> ``y7: That is debatable.
[17:13] <mobi-sheep> semitones: Mmm.  I'm not the one to ask as I don't have Mac myself and I do not know to install Ubuntu on Mac so do you use parallel or directly install.  That sort of stuffs.  Generally, Ubuntu will use wired connection first, wifi second.
[17:13] <GeekSquadSF> hey guys.. gots a question... virus wise...
[17:13] <semitones> mobi-sheep: I'm not using ubuntu on a mac at all
[17:13] <te_> ``y7: Are you getting domain name resolution?  (Do you get IP's when you issue command:  host google.com ?)
[17:13] <djdavis75> luke_c: my / is only using 13 gig
[17:13] <sebsebseb> !virus | GeekSquadSF
[17:13] <GeekSquadSF> anyone know if that Agent.btz virus affected linux machines?
[17:13] <semitones> mobi-sheep: I have a mac laptop that's connecting to a ubuntu computer
[17:13] <djdavis75> luke_c: but I have it sized to 150 gig
[17:14] <``y7> te_: no i do not
[17:14] <sebsebseb> GeekSquadSF: is that a Windows virus? if so nope Windows viruses won't effect Linux distros
[17:14] <Orestis_G> Guys, I'm running Ubuntu 9.04 on a Laptop with an Ati mobility x700, using open source drivers. However, when I run google earth, the map window gets drawn in the foreground, in front of ALL existing windows. The same thing happens with glxgears. Any ideas?
[17:14] <te_> GeekSquadSF: Agent.btz is a windows virus?
[17:14] <``y7> te_: nevermind, i do, sorry.
[17:14] <luke_c> Both HDD's are 250GB what size would you reccomend for the installation?
[17:14] <semitones> mobi-sheep: the problem is I never set up the eth network with nm manager so it never connects automatically
[17:15] <mobi-sheep> semitones: Why not?
[17:15] <sjlkg> using ath5k, how can i enable powersaving on my wireless adapter?
[17:15] <jtaji> Orestis_G: they still do not play well together (3d apps and 3d desktop)
[17:15] <mobi-sheep> semitones: If it's set up automatically, then surely, the eth0 will connect automatically.
[17:15] <semitones> mobi-sheep: because there's no router to do dhcp -- it's a manual connection
[17:15] <graeme_> Hello everyone how are you doing today
[17:15] <SandGorgon> salmon, sometimes sound cards act funky - for my thinkpad I had to make sure that I muted headphone sense ,mic sense and surround
[17:15] <luke_c> Installing
[17:15] <djdavis75> luke_c: I have my /home on a 160 gig drive, and I filled it up, but that depends a lot on what kind of data u have, I had lots of videos on there from my Tivo
[17:16] <te_> semitones: If you have your NIC set to dhcp and there is a dhcp server on your lan, it should connect automatically.
[17:16] <salmon> SandGorgon, i'll fiddle around with it. thank you
[17:16] <SandGorgon> salmon, if nothing works, consider getting rid of pulse - pm me and i'll send u a pointer
[17:16] <luke_c> So after it's finished installing, reboot and i'll be able to choose which os?
[17:16] <sebsebseb> luke_c: yes
[17:16] <djdavis75> luke_c: yes
[17:16] <luke_c> Huzzah
[17:17] <tyler_d> semitones: the service won't start unless you either add it to the startup... or easier way is to specify it within /etc/networking/interfaces ABOVE your manual config
[17:17] <administrator> any suggestions?
[17:17] <semitones> tyler_d: will it work with nm then? and alongside the wifi network?
[17:17] <sebsebseb> luke_c: yeah and then you get a pretty ugly looking Grub, shame Ubuntu dosan't theme it like other distros.   there is a way to make it look a bit more nicer by changing something in the config file though
[17:17] <mobi-sheep> semitones: The choices is that you can create script (or two scripts -- to disable / enable).  Or do it manually.  Or you might want to find out more choices in #ubuntu-server as they heavily regulate with networking.  I don't quite understand everything.
[17:18] <semitones> ok
[17:18] <tyler_d> semitones: it should, I had the same problem with dhcp
[17:18] <luke_c> Meh
[17:18] <dakira> how do I change the default locale on a hardy server? Especially: where are the environment variables? If I set it in /etc/environment it gets overwritten somewhere else. the locales themselves are all installed correctly..
[17:18] <mobi-sheep> semitones: Generally, buying a router would solve a problem.
[17:18] <luke_c> it can't be /THAT/ bad can it xD
[17:18] <sebsebseb> luke_c: well  it works and all, but black and white
[17:18] <GeekSquadSF> craigslist baby.. pop a router on that
[17:19] <luke_c> I don't really want colour
[17:19] <luke_c> Right, installation completed, reboot required
[17:19] <mobi-sheep> !locale | dakira
[17:19] <luke_c> I'll be back in a tick :P
[17:19] <djdavis75> luke_c: there is a program called startup manager that lets u easily change grub colors and such, you can install it from in ubuntu, it's in the repos
[17:19] <sebsebseb> luke_c: ok  well there's an easy way to make it look more blue :)  ,but whatever
[17:19] <Orestis_G> ...ok, part two of the question, then...when I install google earth from the repositories, it doesn't draw all the objects, for example the map shows as black with the prefecture borderlines and the zoom in-out controls shows as a white box. If I install the latest version from google, it exits on startup, with a drmRadeonCmdBuffer: -22 message
[17:19] <jtaji> dakira: example, for US English I do... sudo apt-get install language-pack-en && sudo update-locale LANG=en_US.UTF-8
[17:19] <MikeChelen> can i use my bluetooth headset to listen to music or as mic? it has paired successfully
[17:19] <Orestis_G> btw, thanks for the help
[17:19] <sebsebseb> djdavis75: is there?
[17:20] <djdavis75> sebsebseb: yeah, I have it installed
[17:20] <administrator> please..   anyone.. ubuntu 9.04 and got a logitech notebook pro cam to work.. tried everything on the help page but with not much success.. i do see it listed in the lsusb but I dont see it available in apps pleae help!
[17:20] <sjlkg> hi, how can i enable powersaving on my wireless adapter using ath5k?
[17:20] <sebsebseb> djdavis75:  I have had kubuntu theme for it before, and  I have uncommneted pretty colours in the config file, but that's it
[17:20] <djdavis75> it's gtk tool, lives in System -> Administration in GNOME once installed
[17:20] <sebsebseb> djdavis75: yeah yeah sure config programs that can be installed, but it's better when distros come with nice themed stuff by default, I think
[17:21] <administrator> if its detectable by lsusb, there must be a way for me ot get it to work :()
[17:21] <djdavis75> sebner: yeah, it is kind strange ubuntu has the ugly grub, but fancy boot screen
[17:21] <mobi-sheep> administrator: What apps?  Did you try cheese?
[17:21] <administrator> yes cheese doesnt detect it, nor does skype
[17:22] <administrator> it just doesnt show up
[17:22] <administrator> but i see it under lsusb
[17:22] <astronaute> hello
[17:22] <MikeChelen> how can i use bluetooth headset to listen to music or as mic? it has paired successfully
[17:22] <sebsebseb> djdavis75: it's been quite a few releases now where I haven't liked  Ubuntu's booting up screen, because  they removed all the booting up details,  apparnatly there's something that can be changed in  Grub config for this, but I never had any luck with that
[17:22] <astronaute> can someone plese help me detect my wifi network ipv6 on my ubuntu ?
[17:22] <astronaute> I can't see it at all, and windows can
[17:23] <sebsebseb> djdavis75: and the new GDM screen no thanks,  I'll rather use blubuntu :)  that's in the repo,  rather nice GDM screen indeed
[17:23] <djdavis75> astronaute: does it show up in network manager?
[17:24] <astronaute> djdavis75 not at all
[17:24] <astronaute> I can see others
[17:24] <administrator> mobi?
[17:24] <astronaute> but not mine
[17:24] <djdavis75> astronaute: is the wifi card working, is the driver loaded
[17:24] <djdavis75> oh, ok, so wifi is working
[17:24] <astronaute> djdavis75 yes
[17:24] <astronaute> djdavis75 and network too from windows
[17:24] <djdavis75> astra-x: did you try to manually add it?
[17:25] <astra-x> djdavis75: sorry?
[17:25] <djdavis75> astronaute: did you try to manually add it in NM?
[17:25] <astronaute> djdavis75 i tried connecting to hidden network, but no luck
[17:25] <djdavis75> astra-x: sorry, nick completion error
[17:25] <astra-x> oh rogertive
[17:25] <mobi-sheep> administrator: I don't know the solution.  :|
[17:26] <administrator> :(
[17:26] <mobi-sheep> !webcam | administrator
[17:26] <astronaute> djdavis75 it is not hidden but can't see it, and it wont accept credentials
[17:26] <administrator> maybe someone else may know a workaround or somethign?
[17:26] <mobi-sheep> administrator: Check if your camera is supported and... well, read the links.
[17:26] <djdavis75> astronaute: I haven't messed with IPv6, but looks like it would show up at least if it will see other networks
[17:26] <GeekSquadSF> hey... admin... might have to update your API... had the same issue..
[17:26] <administrator> the cam was working when the system was 8.04
[17:26] <djdavis75> and windows sees it
[17:26] <Mow> were do I downoad steam I have wine and wine tricks
[17:26] <astronaute> djdavis75 well i will downgrade to ipv4 lol :)
[17:27] <administrator> Geek, api?
[17:27] <sebsebseb> !steam
[17:27] <GeekSquadSF> would show up under devices.... but none of the programs would see it
[17:27] <GeekSquadSF> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/3743
[17:27] <astronaute> djdavis75 it works in ipv4 so well, thank you :)
[17:27] <sebsebseb> didn't know therew as that factoid
[17:27] <mattalexx> How do I set up a symbolic link that is read-only?
[17:27] <dakira> thanks mobi-sheep and jtaji!
[17:28] <Orestis_G> Just for the record, it appears that after fiddling a bit with the fonts an disabling anisotropic filtering, I am beginning to get what I should, in Google Earth...Thanks, anyone!
[17:28] <sjlkg> does anyone know how can i enable powersaving on my wireless adapter using ath5k?
[17:29] <te_> sjlkg: I've never heard of powersaving a wifi NIC
[17:30] <mobi-sheep> mattalexx: I don't think that's possible.  A read-only symbolic link? :|
[17:31] <sebsebseb> djdavis75: thanks for app i'll install later
[17:31] <qbrix> What do I use to make a software raid (RAID0) for two disks in Ubuntu?
[17:31] <ikonia> qbrix: mdadm
[17:32] <mobi-sheep> mattalexx: That works for you?  --> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/745630/how-can-you-make-a-recursive-symlink-for-folders-files-in-ubuntu
[17:32] <dorimar> hi, I have a question: I am using lshw -C disk to see the hardware description. I want to get the line that says: Description: (type) DISK
[17:32] <qbrix> ikonia: thanks
[17:32] <ikonia> qbrix: keep in mind raid0 - slightest corruption on eithe rdisk and theh whole file system is gone
[17:32] <qbrix> ya I know
[17:32] <qbrix> this is for testing purposes
[17:32] <dorimar> I tried to get the line number ... but the line number vary
[17:32] <administrator> i get some interesting info from dmesg
[17:32] <GeekSquadSF> VMware like a mofo
[17:32] <sjlkg> te_: i guess i meant wifi "power management" it can be done under windows, but i haven't fund out how to do it in ubuntu with ath5k
[17:33] <administrator> [ 5738.917320] uvcvideo: Found UVC 1.00 device <unnamed> (046d:08c3)
[17:33] <administrator> [ 5739.916092] uvcvideo: Failed to query (135) UVC control 1 (unit 0) : -110 (exp. 26).
[17:33] <Mow> does anyone know any matrix themes that will work on kde or gnome settings
[17:33] <djdavis75> dorimar: huh? like "lshw -C | grep "DISK"
[17:34] <Mow> does anyone know any matrix themes that will work on kde or gnome settings
[17:34] <djdavis75> Mow: try gnome-look
[17:34] <GeekSquadSF> admin... what model was that logitech again?
[17:35] <te_> sjlkg: There may be a patch for ath5k - https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2009-April/005665.html
[17:35] <yango> hey, is there no rsyncd package in ubuntu?
[17:36] <Slart_> yango: you have searched in synaptic, right?
[17:36] <dorimar> djdavis75: no ... well its ok
[17:36] <te_> yango: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/rsync
[17:36] <yango> Slart_: apt-cache search rsync gives no rsyncd, just rsync
[17:37] <dorimar> djdavis75: i got it
[17:37] <Slart_> yango: hmm..
[17:37] <yango> te_: thanks
[17:37] <Mow> djdavis75: they have some matrix themes but I cant get any of them to work most of them are wallpapers or beryl emerald..There is a compiz theme but I cant seem to get it to work
[17:37] <gianfrix> hi! do someone know what's the kernel parameter passed in the liveCD to set the language? I created one in my lang with some programs with UCK, and I put it on my USB Pen Drive with unetbootin. Even if the default lang is mine it's not set automatically...
[17:37] <funkyHat> yango: see man rsyncd.conf
[17:38] <Slart_> yango: could it be that rsync is used witha  config file?
[17:38] <Slart_> yango: to make it act as a daemon
[17:38] <funkyHat> Slart_: yes
[17:38] <mobi-sheep> dorimar: sudo lshw -C disk | grep "description" > /home/dorimar/Desktop/List.txt --> Will print out a list to text. :)
[17:38] <yango> Slart_: te_ already answered the question, there's a single package and you enable the daemon configuration in /etc/default/rsync
[17:38] <djdavis75> Mow: I have no idea man, I just know they have lots of themes, I just run Dust :D
[17:38] <dorimar> djdavis75: it worked using : sudo lshw -C disk > /tmp/text; cat /tmp/text | grep -n "/dev/sda"
[17:38] <dorimar>  
[17:38] <Slart_> yango: ah.. I'll have to read up on rsync..
[17:38] <Mow> uhg
[17:39] <Mow> djdavis75: you know anything about glmatrix wallpaper?
[17:39] <dorimar> mobi-sheep: djdavis: thanks
[17:39] <djdavis75> Mow: nope, I run an 3D glass ubuntu logo wall paper
[17:40] <Mow> alright thanks anyways..
[17:40] <Mow> djdavis75:there isnt any specail irc's for this kind of stuff is there?
[17:41] <djdavis75> Mow: special channels?  I have no idea, someone else might know, my try beryl or compiz or something
[17:41] <Slart_> Mow: you want a screensaver for background?
[17:41] <Promethes> hi, which is better for jaunty: ati or nvidia? Currently i have nvidia 9600gt and i want to change to it to ATI
[17:41] <GeekSquadSF> he wants a moving background
[17:42] <Slart_> Mow: google for xwinwrap.. it's not that hard.. gets kind of annoying in the long run though
[17:42] <GeekSquadSF> Promethes (don't everone shoot me at once ) go with nvidia
[17:42] <Slart_> Promethes: nvidia is still easier to install drivers and such for if you ask me
[17:42] <Mow> slart: I have winwrap already..I cant get get anything to work ive tried forums from all over..
[17:43] <djdavis75> promethes: there have been some lockup problems with the nvidia 180 drivers, 17x are working alright, and some say the 185 works too, there is an open bug on it, but ubuntu hasn't published the new ones yet
[17:43] <semitones> I just got Synergy working!
[17:43] <Mow> If I could just get a full theme it would be alot easyier..but I cant seem to get them to work...
[17:44] <Slart_> Mow: hmm.. what have you tried?
[17:44] <GeekSquadSF> Mow... u tried the mac ubuntu theme?
[17:44] <mobi-sheep> semitones: You use quicksynergy?
[17:44] <Slart_> Mow: these? http://swik.net/xwinwrap
[17:44] <semitones> yeah
[17:44] <Promethes> Slart_: and what about stability? I am talking about propertiary drivers
[17:44] <semitones> it's pretty good, no?
[17:44] <Mow> whats the mac ubuntu theme?...im just looking for a full theme that I can put a screensaver for wallpaper
[17:45] <mobi-sheep> semitones: Cool.  I like it too.  Useful when I want to start a VLC on "media center" machine.
[17:45] <mephx> update-gconf-defaults
[17:45] <mephx> /usr/sbin/update-gconf-defaults: file not recognized: File format not recognized
[17:45] <mephx> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
[17:45] <semitones> yeah -- hey so you figured out a good way of streaming with vlc?
[17:45] <GeekSquadSF> nm... you got me on that one
[17:45] <mephx> does anybody know what may be causing this?
[17:45] <semitones> I was trying to figure that out
[17:45] <mobi-sheep> Mow: http://maketecheasier.com/turn-your-ubuntu-intrepid-into-mac-osx-leopard/2009/01/08
[17:45] <semitones> oh, wait, nvm, I think I get it
[17:45] <Slart_> Promethes: I think, once you've got them both up and running, they are pretty much the same.. you might want to skip the very newest cards though.. it usually takes a while for the drivers to become good
[17:46] <Mow> Slart: yes Ive looked here already and it doesnt work
[17:46] <jfreekao1> I have some trouble with my HP officejet 5510 scanner. The printer won't let me scan because it says I don't have any scan options configured. Will someone help me get the scanner working (Using Ubuntu Jaunty Jackal)
[17:46] <eflynn> hi folks, i'm having trouble connecting to wireless.  i was given a plaintext password, but every option i've tried in network manager doesn't seem to work.  can i get some help?
[17:46] <GeekSquadSF> you've tried to build your own theme out of that?
[17:46] <GeekSquadSF> saved it as something else?
[17:46] <yango> eflynn: have you connected that machine to that wireless before?
[17:46] <Mow> Slart: I have tried most forums with the codes right there to use winwrap for the backround and still no luck none of the codes are working properly
[17:47] <mobi-sheep> semitones: Not really.  I'm able to share using openssh-server -- by doing that, I can ssh in.... connect to server in nautilus, or filezilla to transfer files.
[17:47] <gordelerg> _
[17:47] <Promethes> Slart_: that sounds good for me, i am not affraid to fight with driver installation :)
[17:47] <linuxninja> Is anyone running an OpenFire jabber server? I tried installing it on 8.04. Can't login to the admin account
[17:48] <Jfreekao> I have some trouble with my HP officejet 5510 scanner. The printer won't let me scan because it says I don't have any scan options configured. Will someone help me get the scanner working? (Using Ubuntu Jaunty Jackal)
[17:48] <eflynn> Jfreekao, check if it's supported by ubuntu
[17:48] <Jfreekao> It is
[17:48] <Jfreekao> the printer is
[17:48] <eflynn> Jfreekao, does it let you print
[17:48] <Slart_> Mow: hmm.. I just tried it.. works here
[17:48] <Jfreekao> Yes, it does
[17:48] <Jfreekao> just not scan
[17:48] <Mow> im looking at it ill respond if it works or not
[17:49] <Knoxville> anyone familiar with POPTOP
[17:49] <Slart_> Mow: doesn't this one work for you ? "xwinwrap -ni -argb -fs -s -st -sp -a -nf -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID"
[17:49] <semitones> mobi-sheep: cool. Yeah I was thinking of creating a shared network directory for musi, and then controling the media center's vlc with the web interface or SSH or something
[17:49] <djdavis75> jfreekao: are u sure the scanner is supported, I gnome I have to install seperate drivers for my Brother MFC, one for printer, one for scanner
[17:50] <Jfreekao> I think all of the drivers are
[17:50] <mobi-sheep> semitones: Cool.  Gotta go.  Have fun. ;)
[17:50] <chaos2fu> how can i show the ip on a computer in my network?
[17:50] <Jfreekao> but I think I have to install a separate driver for the scanner
[17:50] <chaos2fu> withoutn fysically accessing that computr
[17:50] <Jfreekao> and I don't know where to get it
[17:50] <djdavis75> jfree: does xsane see it or detect it?
[17:50] <mobi-sheep> chaos2fu: Access your router?
[17:51] <chaos2fu> nop, its a switch
[17:51] <semitones> mobi-sheep: see ya
[17:51] <Jfreekao> ... I'm a n00ber... I dunno what that is...
[17:51] <gordelerg> _
[17:51] <djdavis75> jfree: what program u using to scan?
[17:51] <eflynn> I'm trying to connect to wireless and it's a secured network so I have a WEP password.  but i don't know what options to use in the network manager window that pops up
[17:51] <Jfreekao> none. I can't scan
[17:51] <gordelerg> _
[17:51] <Jfreekao> I don't have the drivers
[17:51] <djdavis75> jfree: start xsane and see what happens
[17:51] <administrator> when it says:  add the parameter to the end of /etc/modprobe.d/options:
[17:51] <Knoxville> anyone used POPTOP before?
[17:51] <administrator> uvcvideo trace=15,  and i dont have a file named options, do i need to create that file or did i misread where this setting must go??
[17:52] <Jfreekao> from the terminal?
[17:52] <linuxninja> OpenFire?
[17:52] <mobi-sheep> !info nbtscan | chaos2fu
[17:52] <djdavis75> jfree: if it's installed it should be in Applications -> Graphics
[17:52] <Jfreekao> OH!
[17:52] <Crowman> hi, aby ideas to mount SE C702??
[17:52] <Jfreekao> Got it
[17:52] <Jfreekao> thank you!!!
[17:52] <mobi-sheep> chaos2fu: There, you can use to scan. "nbtscan 192.168.1.0/24"   I gotta go.  Later.
[17:52] <resno> eflynn: most times they pop up when you go to put the password in.
[17:52] <djdavis75> jfree: did it detect the scanner?
[17:53] <resno> eflynn: at that screen.
[17:53] <eflynn> resno, yep that's what i get
[17:53] <administrator> what u guys think?
[17:53] <resno> eflynn: what is your problem?
[17:53] <eflynn> resno, but there's a bunch of options: key, wep index, authentication
[17:54] <eflynn> resno, i'm not sure what options to use... supposedly this works on windows
[17:54] <resno> eflynn: most times, i just select the network, input the password and in.
[17:54] <administrator> someone please
[17:55] <Mow__> slart: that worked
[17:55] <lubosz1> hi
[17:55] <resno> administrator: whats your problem?
[17:55] <lubosz1> where do i get libpython2.5.so from?
[17:55] <Mow__> slart: but I couldnt get it to stop
[17:55] <eflynn> resno: what does the window say?
[17:55] <lubosz1> there is no libpython2.5 package
[17:55] <Slart_> Mow__: ctrl+c?
[17:55] <resno> eflynn: are you asking about the network manager? knetwork?
[17:55] <Mow__> slart: the code you posted
[17:55] <stevecam> administrator, i think it failed, thats what i think
[17:55] <administrator> rezno, it says: add the parameter to the end of /etc/modprobe.d/options:  uvcvideo trace=15, and i dont have a file named options, do i need to create that file or did i misread where this setting must go??
[17:56] <Slart_> Mow__: yes? did you try pressing ctrl+c in the window where you started it?
[17:56] <eflynn> resno: do you use WPA or WEP?
[17:56] <administrator> that setting is working to fix my cam so i need to add it to the end of some file, i dont have that file location so i am tryng to figure out where it suppose to go
[17:56] <elli222> Can pulseaudio be used systemwide? (IE: One daemon, started by init)
[17:56] <eflynn> resno: ah yes, the network manager in Gnome
[17:56] <gordelerg> _
[17:56] <eflynn> resno: or i guess knetworkmanager is fine too
[17:56] <Mow__> slart: no it wasnt in a window it was the whole screen
[17:57] <administrator> what steve??
[17:57] <rabidweezle> does brasero have the same thing as "burn-free" as in, doesn't make coasters when it has a buffer under-run?
[17:57] <Mow__> slart: it just poped up I tried everything to close it but nothing worked..
[17:57] <resno> eflynn: :) knetworkmanager is the current hot stuff
[17:57] <Slart_> Mow__: are you using compiz?
[17:57] <rabidweezle> !brasero
[17:57] <Mow__> slart: ok yes Ctrl + c works
[17:58] <Slart_> Mow__: try this one instead.. xwinwrap -ni -argb -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- /usr/lib/xscreensaver/glmatrix -root -window-id WID
[17:58] <cdecarlo> does ubuntu come with an sftp server?
[17:58] <Mow__> but how would I set this as a backround?
[17:58] <cdecarlo> do you have to get one from apt?
[17:58] <administrator> resno, see what i mean?
[17:58] <Slart_> Mow__: switched -a to -b... it should now be behind you windows
[17:58] <linuxninja> cdecarlo: Yup! I think it's called sftpd
[17:58] <philsf> my bluetooth mouse worked flawlessly in Hardy, but since upgrading to Jaunty, it doesn't pair anymore. How can I debug it? The following is what appears in daemon.log when I try to pair:  http://pastebin.com/f56f70f8d
[17:58] <rabidweezle> what the s for?
[17:58] <rabidweezle> ssh?
[17:58] <resno> administrator: you questions isnt very clear. you could try explainnig what you are doing/using and what you want to do.
[17:58] <Mow__> its flashing...
[17:59] <Mow__> like its not showing my windows all the way
[17:59] <hcook> howdy
[17:59] <linuxninja> cdecarlo: Oh, whoops... Just use ssh
[17:59] <Mow__> omg I cant stop it..
[17:59] <rabidweezle> Mow__, that's usally caused by a lack of video memory
[17:59] <resno> rabidweezle: !ssh
[17:59] <Mow__> there
[17:59] <linuxninja> cdecarlo: sftp is part of ssh
[17:59] <resno> rabidweezle: lame, ssh is to loginto another computer and operate termianl as if you were at it
[17:59] <Mow__> I have plenty of video memory I would think..
[17:59] <Mow__> im only running this and it..
[18:00] <hcook> what happens if you use dd to copy one partition to another, and the source partition is larger? The destination partition is big enough to hold all the used space, but not as big as the total capacity of the source...
[18:00] <rabidweezle> sorry resno, I meant ssl
[18:00] <rabidweezle> I'm a little out of it
[18:00] <cdecarlo> linuxninja: I don't think that's 100% correct
[18:00] <bigmb> Stupid question. I need to install a program, so I downloaded the .gz and 'unzipped' it. Now I have an executable I can't double click. I tried ./prog-name but it didn't work either
[18:00] <resno> rabidweezle: is a secure license, used mosly with webservers
[18:00] <rabidweezle> ahh
[18:00] <linuxninja> cdecarlo: I use it now and then
[18:00] <administrator> resno, i was having issues getting my camera detected in cheese et other apps.. i ran  sudo rmmod uvcvideo  and sudo modprobe uvcvideo trace=15   and now the camera works.. the doc i read said if it worked to add uvcvideo trace=15  at  end of /etc/modprobe.d/options:      but i got no options file,  so do i create this or did i misread this?
[18:00] <dener> tem algum brasileiro aí??
[18:00]  * rabidweezle nods, so sftd would be
[18:00] <linuxninja> cdecarlo: sftp works fine for me
[18:00] <unop> hcook, dd would fail .. as dd doesn't differentiate between used and free space
[18:00] <dener> tem algum brasileiro aí??
[18:00] <rabidweezle> sftpd*
[18:01] <unop> hcook, use some other method of copying the data across e.g. tar or rsync
[18:01] <Slart_> !br | dener
[18:01] <philsf> !br | dener
[18:01] <elli222> bigmb, Try, chmod +x YOUREXEC
[18:01] <eflynn> bigmb, what is the program and what does "not working" mean?
[18:01] <dener> thanks
[18:01] <resno> administrator: my best bet if you dont have is to create it. i have never done that before tho
[18:01] <administrator> ok
[18:01] <hcook> unop: hmmm. well, the partition in question is a windows volume, so i'd like to keep it as intact as possible....any other methods you might recommend?
[18:01] <gordelerg> help
[18:01] <gordelerg> (sorry!!!)
[18:02] <Mow__> slart: now xwinwrap -ni -argb -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- /usr/lib/xscreensaveglmatrix -root -window-id WID
[18:02] <Mow__>  wont do anything
[18:02] <Slart_> Mow__: are you using desktop effects?
[18:02] <bigmb> elli222: that did it. Doh. Thank you
[18:02] <gordelerg> _
[18:02] <bigmb> eflynn: elli told me what to do and it worked. Thanks :)
[18:02] <Mow__> slart:like compiz fancy windows and such?
[18:02] <gordelerg> _
[18:03] <elli222> :_
[18:03] <Slart_> Mow__: yes
[18:03] <Mow__> slart: just windows effects
[18:03] <rabidweezle> Mow__, window effects is compiz
[18:03] <Mow__> slart:nothing to complicated
[18:03] <Slart_> Mow__: graphics card?
[18:03] <unop> hcook,  something like norton ghost, etc that can differentiate used and free space .. there's a ghost4linux (g4l) but i don't know how well it'd work in this instance.
[18:03] <Mow__> slart: sti 3580
[18:03] <elli222> bigmb, look at manpages for chmod, there are 0ther metods
[18:03] <hcook> unop: ok, thanks
[18:03] <Mow__> slart: ati 3580 *
[18:03] <philsf> my bluetooth mouse worked flawlessly in Hardy, but since upgrading to Jaunty, it doesn't pair anymore. How can I debug it? The following is what appears in daemon.log when I try to pair:  http://pastebin.com/f56f70f8d
[18:03] <elli222> hes gone :(
[18:04] <rabidweezle> Mow__, is it integrated or does it have dedicated memory?
[18:04] <Slart_> Mow__: not sure if it's an ati-thing.. I'm using nvidia.. and I get a nice moving background
[18:04] <rabidweezle> Slart_, nvidia drivers rock in linux :D
[18:04] <[t0rc]> they do seem to be better than the ati ones
[18:04] <Mow__> rabidweezle: um im not sure..does it matter?..And it sounds like it might be a problem with ati?..
[18:05] <Slart_> rabidweezle: they work at least.. I had hopes for ati...but no
[18:05] <wildc4rd> afternoon all
[18:05] <resno> wildcard: afternoon
[18:05] <kngharv> greeting all
[18:05] <rabidweezle> Mow__, is it a laptop?
[18:05] <resno> wildc4rd: afternoon , i meant
[18:06] <Mow__> slart: so...if I cant run something this simple I cant run a full theme can I?...
[18:06] <kngharv> i got a strange problem i don't even know how to describe it in an email.
[18:06] <Mow__> rapidweezle: no its a desktop..
[18:06] <Slart_> Mow__: what do you mean by a "full theme".. theme usually don't contain moving parts
[18:06] <resno> Mow__: i see you are back with issues :) hopefully we can get them squared away today.
[18:06] <Blancd01> hmm u guys fam with ps3 ubuntu
[18:06] <rabidweezle> Mow__, try turning off all desktop effects and see if that helps?
[18:06] <Mow__> slart: no I know I cant even get regular themes to work..
[18:07] <ZeZu> Blancd01, there is a #ubuntu-ps3
[18:07] <Mow__> rabidweezle: ill try that
[18:07] <ZeZu> eh i see your already in there
[18:07] <Mow__> resno: more issues hey it gives people something to do xD
[18:07] <deany> hcook, http://drbl.sourceforge.net/faq/fine-print.php?path=./2_System/26_large_disk_to_small_one.faq#26_large_disk_to_small_one.faq
[18:07] <Blancd01> i dont have fbset
[18:07] <Blancd01> where do u get that at
[18:09] <bombo13> Hi
[18:09] <lietzmk> hello
[18:10] <Mow__> rabidweezle: xwinwrap -ni -argb -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- /usr/lib/xscreensaveglmatrix -root - is the code to do it isnt it?
[18:12] <Cryptic_Donkey>  configuring abiwiord as the default wordprocesor?
[18:12] <Mow__> xwinwrap -ni -argb -fs -s -st -sp -b -nf -- /usr/lib/xscreensaveglmatrix -root - sets glmatrix as backrond right?
[18:13] <Slart> ahem.. talking about stability.. a little random reboot there
[18:13] <cactopus15193> is this ubuntu
[18:13] <cactopus15193> am i in the right channel
[18:13] <Pici> !hi  | cactopus15193
[18:13] <cactopus15193> seems so
[18:13] <Slart> cactopus15193: this is just a Sparta! joke waiting to happen, isn't it
[18:13] <cactopus15193> oh Pici you're an ubuntu user?
[18:13] <Slart> cactopus15193: but yes.. #ubuntu it is
[18:13] <cactopus15193> i thought you were a gentoo user
[18:13] <elli222> i think most people are ubuntu users here...
[18:14] <SixThreeOh> Which version of the linux kernel does jaunty use? and what would be the recommended way to update from hardy to jaunty? Directly too it?
[18:14] <Slart> cactopus15193: it's not compulsary to use ubuntu here
[18:14] <Slart> !info linux-image-generic | SixThreeOh
[18:14] <Pici> cactopus15193: I don't think we've met before. Nor have I ever used Gentoo.
[18:14] <Blancd01> do u guys have fbset installed
[18:14] <elli222> SixOhThree: Ubuntu comes with a great upgrade mamager
[18:15] <Slart> Blancd01: nope
[18:15] <SixThreeOh> elli222 and how do I launch it from the command line?
[18:15] <Slart> !find fbset
[18:15] <Mow__> slart: ok now I cant move any of my windows..
[18:15] <funkja> I have apache and mysql-server installed on my laptop for dev purposes. I don't want these to start up automatically, but I don't want to remove the scripts from init.d because I need an easy way to start them when I go to use them. What should be done?
[18:15] <Slart> !info fbset
[18:16] <SixThreeOh> My x session is located on another OS and I have ni windows manager as such or gui shell
[18:16] <Blancd01> gotta reinstall ubuntu
[18:17] <Mow__> I cant do anything with my windows..
[18:17] <Blancd01> 9.04 gives too many issues
[18:17] <Mow__> what happend..
[18:17] <fccf> funkja: if you go to system>administration>services you can disable servers and they won't start until you recheck
[18:17] <SixThreeOh> I hope jaunty works with 2.6.22.18 :)
[18:17] <predatorian> but you'd be able to start and stop them manually through the command line
[18:17] <predatorian> right?
[18:17] <djdavis75> funkja: couldn't u use like service apache start
[18:17] <djdavis75> service apache stop
[18:18] <predatorian> like /etc/init.d/samba restart
[18:18] <funkja> djdavis75: maybe, I have never used that before
[18:18] <fccf> funkja: see my note -- it is the easy way
[18:19] <djdavis75> funkja: do what fccf said, disable them from auto starting, then use service <whatever> start
[18:19] <Mow__> I was messing with my compiz settings now I cant move any windows or right click on them
[18:19] <djdavis75> when u want to run it
[18:19] <ruhaan> how can  i monitor temperature on my acer aspire one?
[18:19] <ruhaan> how can  i monitor temperature on my acer aspire one?
[18:19] <ruhaan> i m using ubuntu 9.04
[18:19] <ruhaan> the netbook remix
[18:20] <funkja> djdavis: how do I find the names of the services. It tells me apache is not a valid service name
[18:20] <djdavis75> funkja: and when you're done with them "service <service> stop"
[18:20] <Slart> funkja: it might be apache2?
[18:20] <predatorian> you could do a ps -e
[18:20] <djdavis75> funkja: look in /etc/init.d
[18:20] <predatorian> and look for the name of the daemon running
[18:20] <fccf> funkja: try apache2
[18:21] <Blancd01> is there an app to look at temperature of system?
[18:21] <Slart> Blancd01: lm-sensors
[18:21] <Blancd01> is it included
[18:21] <Slart> !sensors | Blancd01
[18:21] <Blancd01> or do i need to grab it
[18:21] <Solaris> i'm trying to setup some php forums but i can't get mysql database to connect to it
[18:22] <Slart> Blancd01: I don't think it is.. but check out ubottus link
[18:22] <Slart> Blancd01: you install one package, run one script and you're good to go
[18:22] <Pici> !sensors | ruhaan
[18:22] <Mow__> slart: I turned off some kind of setting in compiz now I cant move anything...?
[18:23] <mart_n> Anyone knows how to install a web interface for vsftp?
[18:23] <fccf> Solaris: you need to setup the config file in the php forums to use your mysql server
[18:23] <Slart> Mow__: I don't know of any such settings in compiz.. try rebooting.. or resetting compiz
[18:24] <deany> window management, move window?
[18:24] <Mow__> idk if there is a reset optoin..
[18:24] <Solaris> that's what i'm trying to do but it looks for it but it can't connect to the database
[18:24] <ruhaan> Pici: it says Sorry, no sensors were detected.
[18:24] <predatorian> you did the whole ctrl+alt+backspace
[18:24] <fccf> is the mysql database installed and running?
[18:24] <fccf> Solaris ^^
[18:25] <Solaris> yes
[18:25] <deany> Mow__,  in CCSM , window management,  make sure Move Window is ticked.  Other than that, you can reset by disabling and enabling compiz thru appearance
[18:25] <Solaris> i think its just not visible to the net
[18:25] <ruhaan> mart_n: try webmin
[18:25] <fccf> Solaris: eer hmm
[18:25] <ruhaan> it has a module for vsftpd i think
[18:25] <Pici> !webmin
[18:26] <fccf> Solaris: is your mysql server running on localhost - if so point php forums config to localhost
[18:26] <ruhaan> !ebox
[18:26] <Pici> ruhaan: Perhaps acpi may be able to help you. I don't remember what the switches are, but it might have temperatures in it.
[18:26] <mart_n> ruhaan, seem to be a little overkill.... I just need someone to connect to my FTP server via a browser
[18:26] <Solaris> kk let me try that
[18:27] <ohir> mart_n: use ftp:// link then
[18:27] <Mow> compiz is being retarded and now I cant move anything can anyone help? there is no reset button as far as I can tell..
[18:27] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow try /join #compiz
[18:27] <mart_n> doesn't work till now, am I supposer to set something to enable that?
[18:27] <jono> hi all, I am the Ubuntu Community Manager and will be doing a live video cast at http://www.ustream.tv/channel/at-home-with-jono-bacon in 30mins and I am happy to answer Ubuntu questions posted in there
[18:27] <ohir> mart_n: any contemporary browser understands ftp://
[18:27] <Slart> Mow: ctrl+alt+f1, metacity --replace   then alt+f7 to get back
[18:27] <Slart> Mow: dont forget.. alt+f7 to get back.. remember that
[18:28] <mart_n> ohir, yes but the my vsftp deamondoes not respond...
[18:28] <fccf> jono: I think I'll watch that one
[18:28] <jono> fccf, :)
[18:28] <deany> Mow, it resets for me by setting effects to none , then back to normal/extra.
[18:28] <fccf> jono: topic?
[18:28] <ohir> mart_n: on console type man vsftpd and read how to set it up
[18:28] <mart_n> i'll check things thanks folk
[18:28] <Slart> deany: he can't click..
[18:28] <jono> various: ubuntu developer summit, loco teams, general community, burnout and more
[18:28] <deany> He cant move windows, or move the mouse?
[18:29] <Jack_Sparrow> jono Which Ubuntu community are you manager of? Sorry, but I have never heard of you
[18:29] <Slart> deany: I think moving the mouse works but not clicking anything..
[18:29] <elli222> Can pulseaudio be used systemwide? (IE: One daemon, started by init)
[18:29] <deany> ah..
[18:29] <Slart> Mow: or? can you open menus and stuff?
[18:29] <jono> Jack_Sparrow, the wider ubuntu community - I work at Canonical and lead a team that manages community relations
[18:29] <deany> wish people would be less vague
[18:29] <Slart> deany: hehe.. yea right.. like that is going to happen ;)
[18:29] <Jack_Sparrow> jono Ty, thay is why I asked
[18:30] <predatorian> would any one know if there is a channel for DRBL?
[18:31] <Solaris> now it says: Could not connect to the database, see error message below.
[18:31] <Solaris> Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)
[18:31] <whatvn> Solaris: check if mysql.sock stored elsewhere
[18:31] <Eternaut4> hola, como puedo hacer que un programa se autoejecute al iniciar el sistema?
[18:31] <Eternaut4> sorry, wrong place
[18:31] <Jack_Sparrow> !es > Eternaut4
[18:31] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[18:32] <Mow__> no one is responding on compiz irc what can i do to fix this..?...
[18:32] <bert1> i dual boot vista and ubuntu and i'm trying to move my 13 gb ubuntu partition over on my harddrive to make room so i can expand the vista one a bit, but gparted keeps giving me an error when i try to move it. i can move my linux swap file around, but not the main one that ubuntu is on. when i try to move it i get libparted message: input / out error during read of /dev/sda - can anyone help me move my linux partition over???
[18:32] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow__ Try patience, not all channels are as quick to respond as this one
[18:32] <whatvn> Mow__: problem?
[18:32] <Solaris> i think it may not be running now
[18:32] <whatvn> Solaris: find / -name mysql.sock
[18:33] <Jack_Sparrow> bert1 Are you doing if from livecd or from the install.  Dont try to move or resize a mounted partition
[18:33] <Mow__> lol there isnt anyone in this room though lol..
[18:33] <krishmish> hi room
[18:33] <bert1> Jack_Sparrow: livecd. its unmounted
[18:33] <Jack_Sparrow> bert1 ty just checking
[18:33] <Mow__> whatvn: problem is that all my windows wont work
[18:33] <deany> Mow__, what  EXACTLY cant you move
[18:33] <Mow__> anything
[18:33] <tisepti> Is there any way to get a list of external usb hard drives? I can think of ways to get lists of hard drives, lists of usb devices - but dont know any way to get a list of both
[18:33] <Jack_Sparrow> bert1 if you have an extended partition that complicates the issue
[18:33] <Mow__> I cant move anything
[18:34] <whatvn> Mow__: won't work? your computer freezes?
[18:34] <deany> Mow__,  mouse ?
[18:34] <krishmish> can any one help me install a MS JVM equivalent in firefox to wok in ubuntu???
[18:34] <Mow__> no just none of my windows will move..
[18:34] <Solaris> i got a big list of permission denied
[18:34] <Mow__> none of my programs
[18:34] <krishmish> can any one help me install a MS JVM equivalent in firefox to wok in ubuntu???
[18:34] <Slart> !repear | krishmish
[18:34] <whatvn> Solaris: sudo find / -name mysql.sock
[18:34] <predatorian> which version are you using
[18:34] <Slart> !repeat | krishmish
[18:34] <bert1> Jack_Sparrow - i think i do. in noob speak... i think my sda3 contains sda3 (swap) and sda5 (main ubuntu space) as well as unallocated space . what should i do?
[18:34] <predatorian> krismish: which version are you using
[18:34] <Jason2gs> The audio in Firefox (or possibly just Flash, can't tell really) stops arbitrarily. I'll have to kill Firefox and restart it, then it'll work until it decides it doesn't want to anymore. Please help.
[18:34] <Slart> krishmish: MS JVM ?
[18:34] <predatorian> Java virtual machine
[18:35] <chuck_> Mow__, reboot
[18:35] <Jack_Sparrow> bert1 Pastebin your sudo fdisk -l   and provide a link please
[18:35] <Slart> isn't microsoft and java a big no no?
[18:35] <Solaris> ok i did it and it just gave me a new command line
[18:35] <predatorian> krismish: you can get a .deb from the sun website for VirtualBox
[18:35] <krishmish> predatorian: ok
[18:35] <Mow__> i did
[18:35] <deany> Mow__, http://www.duffydack.karoo.net/Screenshot.jpg     ?
[18:35] <Jack_Sparrow> !who > Mow__
[18:35] <krishmish> predatorian: actually there is a website called www.sharekhan.com
[18:35] <bert1> Jack_Sparrow: http://pastebin.com/m4edc1399
[18:35] <predatorian> krismish: theres a lot more options than the OSE virtualbox too
[18:36] <mmm4m5m> question please: when I install some package (logwatch), there are docs in /usr/share/doc/logwatch/HOWTO-Customize-LogWatch.gz. Is this the way in linux? I was thinking all is available as man page. How to find the docs I need - to browse the directories or there is some other way?
[18:36] <Jack_Sparrow> bert1 ty
[18:36] <fccf> Solaris: that means mysql is not running
[18:36] <Mow__> yes I have this marked already
[18:36] <krishmish> predatorian: there is a fast trade terminal option which requires MSJVM
[18:36] <Jack_Sparrow> bert1 to expand sda1 or 2 you will need to remove 345 etc
[18:37] <krishmish> predatorian: the issue is that it is suppossed to work in IE
[18:37] <Mow__> deany: I have this marked but it wont work for some odd reason..
[18:37] <deany> Mow__,  and what happens when you go System/Prefs/Appearance, effects to None, then enable them again
[18:37] <krishmish> predatorian: and thats what i can t digest...
[18:37] <Solaris> ok brb got a customer
[18:37] <whatvn> Solaris: you just installed mysql, did you start it before?
[18:37] <krishmish> im more comfy working in ubuntu
[18:37] <mmm4m5m> Pici: Hi. No one else respect my questions but you :). What do you say?
[18:38] <bert1> Jack_Sparrow - so i have to delete all my linux partitions, resize vista, then reinstall ubuntu ?
[18:38] <predatorian> krishmish: what do you mean fast trade terminal?
[18:38] <krishmish> Slart: i need to work aroung MS JVM
[18:38] <Jack_Sparrow> bert1 you can trhow things onto a diff drive and move them back,
[18:38] <Slart> krishmish: ok
[18:38] <whatvn> fccf: that means there is no mysql.sock, so mysql cannot start
[18:39] <predatorian> krishmish: do you mean you are having problems with using online java apps?
[18:39] <predatorian> i found your post on ubuntu forums
[18:39] <Pici> mmm4m5m: zless /usr/share/doc/logwatch/HOWTO-Customize-LogWatch.gz might show you want you want
[18:39] <tisepti> kriskmish: are you sure thats a good idea? ms has a legal agreement with sun not to support msjvm - its end of life was 2007 http://www.microsoft.com/mscorp/java/faq.mspx
 <predatorian> pls see this site first...www.sharekhan.com
[18:39] <Jack_Sparrow> bert1 You may be able to umount 345 and try to shrink the ext3  sda3 etc, just not sure that will work right
[18:39] <bert1> Jack_sparrow: i can delete this ubuntu partition, i'm fine with that, i have the install cd handy to get it back. i'm just worried about deleting grub and then having windows unable to boot with a grub 22 error. is there anyway to delete this partition but not screw up my MBR ?
[18:39] <mmm4m5m> Pici: yes, but do I have always to browse the directories... when ever the help is not included fully in man page?
[18:40] <Mow__> deany: uh my screen freeze it go's to desktop blank then it goes back to what I was looking at
[18:40] <pietje> Hello All, can somebody tell me how to upgrade libqtcore4 to 4.5.1?
[18:40] <fccf> whatvn: so while Solaris is helping his customer ... lemme learn from you how to fix it
[18:40] <Mow__> deany: and still windows wont move
[18:40] <mmm4m5m> Pici: thanks again.
[18:40] <predatorian> krishmish: i am at the site, and it seems to be working fine
[18:40] <Jack_Sparrow> bert1 fixing the mbr to get windows isnt hard, but reinstalling ubuntu / grub will fix that anyhow
[18:40] <Pici> mmm4m5m: I believe so. I'm not aware of an automatic method of getting those expanded,but there may be something available.
[18:40] <krishmish> slart / predatorian: in the trade now option, u will find FAST TRADE
[18:40] <bert1> ok, thanks Jack_Sparrow. i'm off to tinker, delete things, and pray
[18:40] <mmm4m5m> Pici: ok, that is ok, just to be sure I am the right way
[18:41] <whatvn> fccf: I didn't mean I can solved that prob
[18:41] <Jack_Sparrow> bert1 np, good luck
[18:41] <predatorian> ok
[18:41] <predatorian> so, whats this fast trade
[18:41] <fccf> whatvn: then I will
[18:41] <krishmish> predatorian: the site would be fine
[18:41] <whatvn> fccf: that's my problem, I wonder how can I restore mysql.sock? you will? help me too :d
[18:41] <predatorian> krishmish, it works for me
[18:41] <predatorian> even in my virtualmachine
[18:42] <Jason2gs> The audio in Firefox (or possibly just Flash, can't tell really) stops arbitrarily. I'll have to kill Firefox and restart it, then it'll work until it decides it doesn't want to anymore. Please help.
[18:42] <deany> Mow__, did you try that metacity --replace
[18:42] <Mow__> deany: metacity replace?..
[18:42] <krishmish> predatorian: once the fast trade terminal windows opens...and after u submit a username and password, the applets should work
[18:42] <predatorian> just a bump, but does anyone know where i can find a channel for DRBL
[18:42] <Solaris> ok back how do i make it start
[18:42] <krishmish> predatorian: in order to make the applets work, it requires MS JVM
[18:42] <deany> alt+f2 and type it
[18:43] <predatorian> its workign fine for me
[18:43] <pietje> Hello All, can somebody tell me how to upgrade libqtcore4 to 4.5.1?
[18:43] <deany> Mow__, alt+f2 and type metacity --replac
[18:43] <krishmish> predatorian:  im unable to work it in firefox
[18:43] <krishmish> predatorian: thats the issue
[18:43] <predatorian> hmmm
[18:43] <fccf> whatvn: Solaris: firstly what version of ubuntu?
[18:43] <deany> Mow__, metacity --replace     i mean
[18:43] <predatorian> krishmish: in firefox's address bar
[18:43] <predatorian> type in about:plugins
[18:43] <Solaris> latest release
[18:43] <whatvn> fccf: 9.04
[18:43] <predatorian> and see waht java plug in your using
[18:44] <krishmish> predatorian: i semm to be having problems with the browser right now, pls lemme relogin...will be back in 2 minutes
[18:44] <krishmish> predatorian: will ping u back
[18:44] <Mow__> deany:thanks that worked
[18:44] <Ubuntsirrt> Hello, anyone knows how these are called http://www.nusirasyk.lt/components/com_virtuemart/shop_image/product/8e985f7c0ce7cbbd9ec18627b74437d3.jpg ?
[18:44] <predatorian> roger
[18:45] <fccf> Solaris: whatvn: ouch guys I am really a LTS guy ... and I personally reccommend it - especially for servers - but there are a few things we can try
[18:45] <whatvn> Solaris: we do a test
[18:45] <Solaris> k
[18:45] <whatvn> Solaris: ps -ef | grep mysql
[18:45] <deany> Mow__, well thats compiz off..
[18:46] <predatorian> would anyone happen to know real quick how to help me with this problem? E: Could not get lock /var/cache/apt/archives/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[18:46] <predatorian> E: Unable to lock the download directory
[18:46] <Jack_Sparrow> predatorian shut down synaptic or any other package manager
[18:46] <jussi01> predatorian: do you have another synaptic open?
[18:46] <whatvn> Solaris: any result?
[18:46] <Mow__> deany: ok is there anyway to get it to work again?...
[18:46] <predatorian> let me check
[18:46] <Mow__> deany: I can move my windows now but compiz no longer works
[18:47] <whatvn> fccf: not depend on distro, man!
[18:47] <Solaris> yes
[18:47] <whatvn> Solaris: show me your results?
[18:47] <predatorian> ill just restart my VM Jack_Sparrow, i know its the easy way out, but its only a VM
[18:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !aptfix > predatorian
[18:48] <krishmish> predatorian: yeah im back
[18:48] <Solaris>  19552 18605  0 12:46 pts/0    00:00:00 grep mysql
[18:48] <whatvn> Solaris: and?
[18:48] <gartral> what programs are availible for recording from a modem? (making an answering machine)
[18:48] <Solaris> that's it
[18:48] <Peace-> wtf i can't use blender
[18:48] <predatorian> krishmish, whats up
[18:48] <krishmish> predatorian: https://newtrade.sharekhan.com/rmmweb/applet/Login.jsp
[18:48] <Jack_Sparrow> Peace- Please dont use the rude shorthand
[18:48] <Peace-> http://imagebin.ca/view/iRXINA.html
[18:49] <whatvn> Solaris: test finished
[18:49] <Slart> Peace-: that's quite common.. many people can't use blender.. it's got a weird ui
[18:49] <noon> when I add my USB hdd to fstab my boot goes a little crazy and says my /home dir does not exist and drops into a root shell. When I uncomment the last line from my fstab boot is fine. have I done something incorrectly? --> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m1f9531f2
[18:49] <krishmish> predatorian: open that link and see the settings requirem=ent
[18:49] <krishmish> predatorian: http://www.sharekhan.com/downloads/help.html
[18:49] <mrwes> OMG! I just tried Opera for the first time -- what a screamer
[18:50] <krishmish> predatorian: thats the settings link
[18:50] <predatorian> krishmish, it sounds like the website is just really picky
[18:50] <Peace-> Slart: solutions?
[18:50] <predatorian> casue military websites are like that
[18:50] <krishmish> yeah
[18:50] <krishmish> predatorian: yeah
[18:50] <Jason2gs> The audio in Firefox (or possibly just Flash, can't tell really) stops arbitrarily. I'll have to kill Firefox and restart. It'll work, but only for a little while. Please help.
[18:50] <Mow__> deany: I can move my windows now but compiz no longer works
[18:50] <Slart> Peace-: check graphics drivers.. look for error messages when run from terminal.. try with or without compiz running
[18:50] <predatorian> what i would do is just find an image of windows, install it in a virtualmachine and use IE
[18:50] <krishmish> predatorian: considering the situation, how do u think i should go about?
[18:50] <Peace-> Slart: no compiz here
[18:51] <SmokeyD> hey people. I have an lvm enabled disk which doesn't come back after a reboot. The physical disk partitions are present and are reported by fdisk to be LVM partitions
[18:51] <krishmish> predatorian: this is not working with FF
[18:51] <Peace-> Slart: the driver works fine with other 3d stuff
[18:51] <SmokeyD> but vgdisplay an pvdisplay show up nothing
[18:51] <SmokeyD> does anyone have any ideas what could be wrong?
[18:51] <Slart> Peace-: what version of blender?
[18:52] <predatorian> krishmish, what i do is use a virtual machine
[18:52] <predatorian> that has windows on it
[18:52] <Peace-> Slart: 2.48a and 2.49
[18:52] <predatorian> and get on there
[18:52] <whatvn> Solaris: sudo mksock /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock
[18:52] <krishmish> predatorian: okay
[18:52] <Slart> Peace-: same result in both versions?
[18:52] <whatvn> Solaris: sory, sudo mksocket /var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock
[18:52] <predatorian> krishmish: some websites are just really picky, and they care about what OS you use, and what browser you use
[18:52] <Mow__> so I put in metacity --replace in Alt + f2 and now I cant get compiz working but my windows move now..this is just a never ending procsess..
[18:52] <Peace-> Slart: well if i wrote ..yea
[18:53] <krishmish> predatorian: hmm
[18:53] <predatorian> krishmish, have you tried opera?
[18:53] <krishmish> predatorian: yeah i tried...
[18:53] <Solaris> mksock command not found
[18:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow__ do the same again but this time compiz --replace
[18:53] <krishmish> predatorian: same issue :-(
[18:53] <predatorian> krishmish: then ild say try a virtualmachine with windows, and just do taht
[18:53] <Slart> Peace-: intel graphics card?
[18:53] <Peace-> Slart: yea
[18:54] <Slart> Peace-: not sure if this is the same bug.. worth taking a look at though https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=486900
[18:54] <Peace-> Slart: i was on blendercodes channel and they said Peace-, use mesa - blender-static from the tar.bz2
[18:54] <krishmish> predatorian: think i hsould go that way alone
[18:54] <krishmish> predatorian: thanx any way
[18:54] <predatorian> sorry i couldnt help man
[18:54] <predatorian> or woman
[18:54] <Mow__> Jack_Sparrow: yeah see it must be compiz its not working properly or something becuase I cannot do anything now..
[18:55] <krishmish> predatorian: no issues, u tried...
[18:55] <gartral> what programs are availible for recording from a modem? (making an answering machine)
[18:55] <krishmish> predatorian: that s what matters
[18:55] <krishmish> predatorian: thanx
[18:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow__ At least you kow where the problem is.
[18:55] <krishmish> predatorian: keep in touch
[18:55] <predatorian> Jack_Sparrow: i think my problem was i ran DRBL, and it did something to my initrd.img
[18:55] <krishmish> predatorian: i wanna sort out some samba issues too...can u help me tomorrow with that?
[18:55] <predatorian> krishmish: fursure, im a crawler
[18:55] <krishmish> predatorian: cool
[18:55] <Mow__> Jack_Sparrow: yea I just cant do anything about it =\
[18:55] <Jack_Sparrow> gartral None that I am aware of
[18:55] <Slart> Peace-: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/365776
[18:56] <predatorian> krishmish, whats your problem with samba
[18:56] <krishmish> predatorian: will ping u tomorrow
[18:56] <Slart> Peace-: that one looks more like your screenshot
[18:56] <krishmish> predatorian: gotta go...actually
[18:56] <whatvn> Solaris: sory, I can't help
[18:56] <predatorian> krishmish, ight, i might not be on tomorrow
[18:56] <krishmish> predatorian: lets catch up tomoro
[18:56] <krishmish> predatorian:  oh okay
[18:56] <predatorian> krishmish, i got some field operations coming up
[18:56] <whatvn> Solaris: it's still my problem
[18:56] <krishmish> predatorian:  can i mail u?
[18:56] <Mow__> Jack_Sparrow: yea I fixed it -.-...thanks for the help
[18:56] <predatorian> fo sho
[18:57] <predatorian> PM me
[18:57] <krishmish> or u can send me a test mail at krishmish@yahoo.com
[18:57] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[18:57] <Mow__> hmm...
[18:57] <krishmish> predatorian: krishmish@yahoo.com
[18:57] <LjL> not a very good idea posting one's email on a logged channel.
[18:57] <Jack_Sparrow> agreed
[18:58] <predatorian> krishmish, got ya
[18:58] <krishmish> predatorian: thanx
[18:58] <krishmish> predatorian: bye
[18:58] <Solaris> thanks
[18:58] <predatorian> duces
[18:58] <Peace-> Slart: i have solved xD
[18:59] <Mow__> I feel bad for that kid he is guna get like 10000 emails he isnt going to want lol..
[19:00] <whatvn> Solaris: try sudo chmod -R 711 /var/run/mysql/
[19:00] <predatorian> Mow__: you mean that krishmish guy?
[19:00] <whatvn> Solaris: it works for me
[19:00] <dekushrub> I just went to the Banshee Unstable PPA to get Banshee 1.5 and added the PPA to my repositories but now I can't figure out how to install the newest version from synaptic. Helpy?
[19:00] <whatvn> Solaris: try sudo chmod -R 711 /var/run/mysqld/
[19:01] <Jack_Sparrow> dekushrub Start by making sure yo have a backup
[19:01] <crankharder> is there a virtual box package for intrepid?
[19:01] <Jack_Sparrow> crankharder yes
[19:01] <predatorian> crankharder: check the sun website
[19:01] <dekushrub> @Jack_Sparrow a backup of what?
[19:01] <Mow__> yes lol..
[19:01] <Jack_Sparrow> dekushrub your system, you never know what an unstable ppa will do for you
[19:01] <predatorian> Mow__: yaeh, thats why i told him to PM me
[19:02] <crankharder> it's not in an ubuntu repo?
[19:02] <whatvn> crankharder: aptitude search virtualbox gives you answer
[19:02] <predatorian> Mow__: cause i knew someone would get stupid
[19:02] <Jack_Sparrow> crankharder yes there is one in our repos as well
[19:02] <predatorian> crankharder: the one in the repos is the OSE verson
[19:02] <Solaris> ok did that
[19:02] <Mow__> predatorian: stupid or bored people do odd things when there bored..I coded video game hacks when i was bored
[19:02] <whatvn> Solaris: start mysql
[19:02] <predatorian> crankharder: you just need to find the key for it, and then add the apt/sources.list line
[19:03] <Solaris> how forgive me new to unbuntu
[19:03] <predatorian> Mow__: i wish i had that time, the military gives you zero time to think about that
[19:03] <predatorian> im doign this and working on a counseling and also cooking dinner
[19:03] <whatvn> Solaris: after sudo chmod -R 711 /var/run/mysqld/ . start mysql using /etc/init.d/mysqld start
[19:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[19:04] <binarymutant> what channel offers support for the Ubuntu wiki?
[19:04] <scales11> hi all.  i noticed that texmaker has an update on its website including a .deb file.  it is a great program but only the previous version is present in the repos.  how long till that is updated? is there somewhere for me to post an inquery?
[19:04] <Pici> binarymutant: For issues with it? #ubuntu-doc
[19:04] <binarymutant> Pici, not really issues with the wiki itself, but to ask a question regarding syntax and stuff
[19:05] <Pici> binarymutant: Because you're adding something?
[19:05] <binarymutant> Pici, ya
[19:05] <whatvn> binarymutant: here :-p
[19:05] <Pici> binarymutant: Then thats the right channel
[19:05] <Rocktem> Selam
[19:05] <Pici> whatvn: No, Ubuntu documentation is managed by the docs team.
[19:06] <whatvn> Pici: yup
[19:06] <binarymutant> Pici, ty
[19:07] <Solaris> ok i did /etc/init.d/mysqld start and got no sucj file or directory
[19:07] <rabidweezle> ok, I got a 2ghz amd athlon x2 64... running ubuntu 9.04 64-bit, and it's registering as 1ghz?
[19:07] <rabidweezle> SysInfo: CPU: Dual AMD Athlon Dual-Core QL-62 1000.000 MHz Bogomips: 8000.75
[19:07] <whatvn> Solaris: which way you use to install mysql?
[19:07] <Rocktem> slm
[19:07] <Slart> rabidweezle: it isn't just some kind of powersaving going on?
[19:07] <Rocktem> hi
[19:08] <rabidweezle> I dunno, how can I check?
[19:08] <pietje> Hello all, I was already here sometime with the same question, but I couldn't solve it then. The problem is the following: Ubuntu seem to hang verry often, when it does, the screen greys completely out, and I have to wait for it to come back to live.. I tailed the syslog and here's the output of the log when it happens: http://pastebin.ca/1446536 can somebody help me?
[19:08] <whatvn> Solaris: /etc/init.d/mysql start
[19:08] <Slart> rabidweezle: run something...something that needs processor power
[19:08] <MadClaw>  I installed ubuntu (inside windows) so then when i load it up, Right after the ubuntu loading screen, it sits there at a black screen with a flashing underscore in the top left screen forever. Any idea's?
[19:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !wubi
[19:09] <Solaris> get -apt install
[19:09] <rabidweezle> Slart, I know it's running that slow, because the system is acting sluggish
[19:09] <whatvn> Solaris: /etc/init.d/mysql start , and apt-get not get-apt :|
[19:09] <binarymutant> How can I create an anchor on a page in the Ubuntu wiki? Is the anchor just a heading, ie [19:09] <Solaris> yeah lol
[19:09] <Jack_Sparrow> Solaris sudo apt-get install applicationname   is the standard format
[19:10] <rabidweezle> is there cpu scaling options somewhere in ubuntu?
[19:10] <cabrey> rabidweezle, yes
[19:10] <rabidweezle> to shut it off specifically
[19:10] <Solaris> yeah it siad starting
[19:10] <Slart> rabidweezle: try right clicking on a panel ,select Add to panel.. find a cpu speed indicator
[19:10] <Solaris> fail :(
[19:10] <whatvn> Solaris: :-p, what errors?
[19:10] <LogicFan> !webcam
[19:10] <hotojing> vzvxcv
[19:10] <unix> anyone know why flash 10 wouldnt install?
[19:11] <Slart> rabidweezle: or.. cpu frequency scaling bla bla bla
[19:11] <Solaris> none just says fail
[19:11] <rabidweezle> Slart, I see it, and it's running scaled down half
[19:11] <binarymutant> unix, are you using the one in the repository? or compiling it yourself?
[19:11] <cabrey> rabidweezle, it scales automatically
[19:11] <unix> repos
[19:11] <rabidweezle> there, I just set it to 2ghz
[19:11] <rabidweezle> :D
[19:11] <Slart> rabidweezle: left click on that applet.. can you change the governor?
[19:11] <whatvn> Solaris: sudo killall -9 mysql && /etc/init.d/mysql start
[19:11] <rabidweezle> thanks Slart
[19:11] <binarymutant> unix, pastebin the error so I can give you a hint as to why it fails
[19:12] <rabidweezle> now we are full speed :D
[19:12] <unix> it installs just fine, it just doesnt work
[19:12] <pietje> Can somebody help me with the following: Ubuntu seem to hang verry often, when it does, the screen greys completely out, and I have to wait for it to come back to live.. I tailed the syslog and here's the output of the log when it happens: http://pastebin.ca/1446536 can somebody help me?
[19:12] <Solaris> no process killed
[19:12] <binarymutant> unix, what about it doesn't work?
[19:12] <Slart> rabidweezle: I usually go with "On demand" for my desktop... it scales down when there's nothing to do and scales up when it's needed
[19:12] <Jack_Sparrow> pietje we need datails, like which flavor of ubuntu you are using and if you manually added sources or ran a script that has done so etc
[19:13] <Guest56904> pff
[19:13] <unix> it doesnt work, i go to youtube, the plugin is in the mozilla folder, its not listed in firefox, and doesnt work
[19:13] <whatvn> Solaris: then try to check log in /var/log/mysql.log to find what makes error
[19:14] <MadC|aw> ¬¬
[19:14] <rabidweezle> Slart, yeah, it's good to conserve battery :)
[19:14] <MadC|aw> I installed ubuntu (inside windows) so then when i load it up, Right after the ubuntu loading screen, it sits there at a black screen with a flashing underscore in the top left screen forever. Any idea's?
[19:14] <Jack_Sparrow> MadC|aw please stop
[19:14] <Slart> Peace-: oh.. what was the problem?
[19:14] <MadC|aw> hem?
[19:14] <rabidweezle> Slart, or in your case electricity
[19:14] <Solaris> how i do that
[19:14] <binarymutant> !flash | unix
[19:15] <Jack_Sparrow> MadC|aw    <Guest56904> pff... <MadC|aw> ¬¬.. <MadC|aw> hem?
[19:15] <Slart> rabidweezle: not only that.. you'll get a less noisy computer.. more power=more noise
[19:15] <MadC|aw> Lol.
[19:15] <MadC|aw> no unicode support heh?
[19:15] <unix> ugh thats not helping, i already have the package installed it just doesnt work
[19:15] <sikerim> lmgfsdlm
[19:15] <sikerim> :D
[19:15] <sikerim> helloo
[19:15] <sikerim> babyyy
[19:15] <sikerim> :D
[19:15] <FloodBot3> sikerim: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:15] <pietje> Jack_Sparrow: I use ubuntu 9.04 jaunty, and I did not mannualy add any sources,in fact it already does this from the beginning after I installed ubuntu
[19:16] <sikerim> what what
[19:16] <sikerim> :D
[19:16] <Knoxville> lol
[19:16] <Imperion> how can I manually set the boot-time ppd launch thing?
[19:16] <sikerim> what what
[19:17] <binarymutant> How can I create an anchor on a page in the Ubuntu wiki? Is the anchor just a heading, ie [19:17] <LogicFan> not sure how to get my webcam working in 9.04
[19:17] <LogicFan> i have a built-in cam with my dell xps m1330
[19:17] <LogicFan> ekiga doesn't see it
[19:17] <Mow__> !webcam
[19:17] <Knoxville> lspci
[19:17] <LogicFan> Mow__, yeah, already read those links
[19:18] <whatvn> !sleep
[19:18] <cabrey> !suspend
[19:18] <rabidweezle> ditto
[19:18] <dfcnvt> !wait
[19:18] <rabidweezle> !acpi
[19:18] <Mow__> Logicfan: built in webcam did you try looking at your hardware devices or drivers
[19:18] <Solaris> whatvn how do i go about checking that lof
[19:19] <Solaris> log
[19:19] <dfcnvt> !delay
[19:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !msgthebot
[19:19] <dfcnvt> aye
[19:19] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[19:19] <LogicFan> Mow__, i dont see anything using lspci
[19:20] <LogicFan> i'm  just about to try easycam
[19:20] <Mow__> Logicfan: im not sure what to say then..
[19:20] <Mow__> sorry
[19:20] <Slart> LogicFan: what about lsusb?
[19:20] <pietje> Jack_Sparrow: I use ubuntu 9.04 jaunty, and I did not mannualy add any sources,in fact it already does this from the beginning after I installed ubuntu, do you have any idea of what could be causing the problem?
[19:20] <Jack_Sparrow> LogicFan Make sure easy cam supports your hardware
[19:20] <Jack_Sparrow> pietje If this is a wubi type of install it is not someting I recommend, use or support
[19:21] <unix> is there a way i can use a .deb file to uninstall? like name of .deb --uninstall?
[19:21] <Mow__> lol im running on wubi..
[19:21] <Pici> unix: Did you use a deb to install the software?
[19:21] <Mow__> works fine for me
[19:21] <crankharder> in virtual box how do I allow my guest machine to access the network/interwebs?
[19:21] <Jack_Sparrow> !worksforme
[19:21] <unix> yes, but when i reopen it all it says is reinstall
[19:21] <rabidweezle> wubi is that windows installer right?
[19:21] <SmokeyD> this is really weird: there is a symlink from /dev/disk/by-uuid/<uid> to /dev/sdb1 but vol_id /dev/sb1 returns "unkown volume type"
[19:21] <unix> and im trying to go back to flash 9 10 obv is not working
[19:21] <Jack_Sparrow> rabidweezle yes
[19:22] <pietje> Jack_Sparrow: no, it isn't a wubi install, I installed normally
[19:22] <SixThreeOh> http://pastebin.com/d281e5ddc help?
[19:22] <Mow__> its partition kinda program
[19:22] <Pici> unix: dpkg --remove packagename
[19:22] <Jack_Sparrow> pietje ok..  so the install went through.. livecd or alternate?>
[19:22] <unix> ty
[19:22] <Slart> crankharder: in the machine settings I think you can set the network card to use NAT or similar
[19:22] <LogicFan> Jack_Sparrow, i dont see a HCL for easycam
[19:22] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow__ wubi is not a partition kinda program
[19:22] <LogicFan> and i can't read french :P
[19:23] <Jack_Sparrow> LogicFan I found one awhile back.. let me look at my notes
[19:23] <Rojwan> Hello, I have an issue regarding GSynaptics Touchpad Settings. When I launch the application, I get the error message "GSynaptics couldn't initialize. You have to set 'SHMConfig' 'true' in xorg.conf or XF86Config to use GSynaptics." When I do as asked, though, Ubuntu boots with the error message "(EE) Problem parsing the config file" and I have to revert the changes. I'm stuck, what did I miss?
[19:23] <pietje> Jack_Sparrow: I inserted the cd and chose install ubuntu, so I didn't run the livecd and installed it from there
[19:24] <Jack_Sparrow> pietje k.  see if the livecd boots to a desktop
[19:24] <djdavis75> rojwan: are you sure you are puttin it in the right section and using correct x.org syntax?
[19:25] <Jack_Sparrow> pietje To get live cd to run this often helps..At start or install press F4 and select safe graphics mode then press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash use the noapic acpi=off options before the "--"
[19:25] <Rojwan> djdavis75: Yes, I'm sure about the syntax, because I copied the code from Ubuntu Forums where the solution was successful.
[19:25] <pietje> Jack_Sparrow: I don't have the cd anymore, but I installed ubuntu without any problems, is it nescesary to boot livecd?
[19:25] <crankharder> Slart: I selected that and still cannot connect
[19:26] <djdavis75> Rojwan: not sure then
[19:26] <Rojwan> Okay, thanks for looking. I'll post my problem in the forums
[19:26] <Jack_Sparrow> pietje if it installed without any problems I would expect you to have a working desktop
[19:26] <unix> has anyohne here successfulkly installed flash 10?
[19:26] <Slart> crankharder: then I don't know what to say.. that works for my vm's
[19:26] <kamikaze> #ubuntu-dk
[19:26] <pietje> Jack_Sparrow: I do, but the problem is that it hangs a lot
[19:27] <xstatic> Does anyone know how i can  mySQL totally off of my system
[19:27] <djdavis75> pietje: what hangs a lot, and where?
[19:28] <Jack_Sparrow> pietje It could be overheating or not have the right hardware detection etc. it should not hang, but you cal also research your hardware and see if there are known issues with that
[19:28] <cabrey> xstatic, synaptic package manager
[19:28] <sphenxes03> My external hard drive has fallen on the floor (my son). It looks like it is working fine. How can I check if there any demage to done to the hard drive? Is reformatting is enough? or what should i do?
[19:29] <Jack_Sparrow> !fsck
[19:29] <xstatic> cabrey: where at in the manager
[19:29] <pietje> Jack_Sparrow, djdavis75: For instance I'm using Firefox, and doing nothing strange, and firefox hangs for about 10 seconds and comes back to live. But this doesn't only happen using firefox, but It happens with every app. I tailed the syslog, and this is the output: http://pastebin.ca/1446536
[19:29] <Slart> sphenxes03: try using the s.m.a.r.t tools... those will tell you all kinds of stuff about the drive.. and let you run tests on it
[19:29] <cabrey> xstatic, System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager
[19:29] <Slart> !smart
[19:29] <Mow__> sphenxes03: if you can look through the hardrive with no problems it should be alright but you might want to reformat it
[19:29] <Slart> bah... wrong factoid
[19:29] <Peace-> Slart: i was out have you wrote to me
[19:30] <JenniferB2> hi folks :)
[19:30] <JenniferB2> is ubuntu server free ?
[19:30] <Slart> Peace-: yea, just wondering how you fixed it?
[19:30] <LuciusMare> hello,anyone with installed e17?
[19:30] <djdavis75> pietje: hmm, but it doesn't lock up, it comes back?
[19:30] <Slart> JenniferB2: yes, both as in beer and as in speech
[19:30] <reivis> can I have some help with (VNC server) or similar remote desktop servers?
[19:30] <Peace-> Slart: just extract then you can see a script on the tar.gz called blender-static
[19:30] <JenniferB2> Start: Great!
[19:30] <Jack_Sparrow> LuciusMare Yes, once.  found it buggy and lacked support
[19:30] <Peace-> Slart: so run that
[19:31] <LuciusMare> Jack_Sparrow: i totally dont know how to install it :)
[19:31] <Slart> Peace-: oh.. that was it?
[19:31] <JenniferB2> ah.. it was an l
[19:31] <Peace-> Slart: of couse in this way ./blender-static
[19:31] <pietje> djdavis75: yes it comes back after about 10 seconds.  the app greyes out for the time it hangs
[19:31] <Peace-> Slart: yea only this
[19:31] <Jack_Sparrow> pietje something to look at..  To get live cd to show your missing hard drive this often helps..At start or install press F6 and add all_generic_ide before the "--"
[19:31] <Slart> Peace-: ok.. well.. all good then =)
[19:32] <Blancd01> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiYq0v9IeVM&feature=related .. funny shiz
[19:32] <Peace-> Slart: yea i was crying
[19:32] <Jack_Sparrow> pietje that ata drive seems to be acting up n you
[19:32] <djdavis75> pietje: not sure then, something is cause the app to slow way down and not respond
[19:32] <Slart> Blancd01: and off-topic.. or?
[19:33] <Mow__> Blancd01: post in offtopic
[19:33] <jbarket> Question. I'm trying to upgrade 7.10->8.04 LTS. I couldn't apt-get update to work, so I changed gusty->hardy in my /etc/apt/sources.list and then updated and followed the normal procedure. However, when I run do-release-upgrade, I get current dist not found in meta-release file. Any ideas?
[19:33] <nod62> Hey.
[19:33] <LuciusMare> Jack_Sparrow: why can not i pm you?
[19:33] <crankharder> my VirtualBox settings has 4 Adapter Types for network, how do I know which one to use?
[19:33] <pietje> Jack_Sparrow: yes I saw that too, but wasn't certain if that was the problem, I tryed to smart check it, but that fails every time
[19:33] <Jack_Sparrow> LuciusMare Please keep your questions in the channel.
[19:34] <nod62> I installed compiz fusion, however, it does not appear to be working (Has no effect)
[19:34] <djdavis75> crankharder: which ever one works for the guest OS
[19:34] <Jack_Sparrow> pietje if smartcheck fails then it will end up as a drive / hardware issue
[19:34] <bobo> hey how do you format a dvd+r? i use ubuntu 9.04
[19:34] <LuciusMare> How can i install e17 on ubuntu?
[19:34] <pietje> Jack_Sparrow: But when the live cd finds it, how does that solve the problem?
[19:34] <cabrey> nod62, what version of ubuntu?
[19:34] <crankharder> djdavis75: none of them seem to work
[19:34] <djdavis75> crankharder: what is the guest OS?
[19:34] <Jack_Sparrow> pietje It might help or support your ata a bit better
[19:34] <crankharder> djdavis75: XP
[19:34] <nod62> cabrey: Jaunty Jackalope Netbook Remix 9.04
[19:34] <Slart> bobo: you don't format dvd-r
[19:34] <cabrey> nod62, are you using the netbook interface?
[19:34] <bobo> awww :( ok thanks
[19:35] <Slart> bobo: you'd need dvd-rw to do that
[19:35] <djdavis75> crankharder: hmm, I use the default on for my XP in vbox, and it works fine, i may have installed the vbox extensions though b4 it worked, don't remember
[19:35] <pietje> Jack_Sparrow: But if its an drive error, why doesn't a same error occur using other os'es like windows? <- I know it's an ugly word
[19:35] <crankharder> ...vob extentions?
[19:35] <nod62> cabrey: Yeah, at the moment.
[19:35] <cabrey> nod62, compositing window manager do not work well / at all with the netbook interface
[19:36] <crankharder> er, vbox
[19:36] <djdavis75> crankharder: boot XP in vbox, and look in the menu, there is a think to install vbox extensions
[19:36] <Jack_Sparrow> pietje poor quality drivers or marginally supported hardware
[19:36] <djdavis75> crankharder: the vbox menus
[19:36] <crankharder> "Guest Additions" -- did that
[19:36] <djdavis75> crankharder: guest extensions or something is what it's called
[19:36] <pietje> Jack_Sparrow: I'll go download the live cd and try your suggestion
[19:36] <djdavis75> crankharder: did you check device manager?
[19:37] <Jack_Sparrow> pietje it is about all I have to suggest
[19:37] <crankharder> yea, unrecognized network card
[19:37] <pietje> Jack_Sparrow: Thanks
[19:37] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[19:37] <djdavis75> crankharder: I'm using PCnet-FAST III (NAT)
[19:37] <nod62> cabrey: I'm trying to make the menu bar transparent.. But I apparently need compiz to achieve this.
[19:37] <djdavis75> crankharder: mine is XP Home SP3
[19:38] <sirmdmon1ter> ewww, XP, lol
[19:38] <nod62> cabrey: Is there any way to make the menu bar transparent without compiz?
[19:38] <cabrey> nod62, in the netbook interface i don't think you can adjust the transparency of the top bar
[19:38] <sirmdmon1ter> nod62: are your talking about the panel
[19:39] <sirmdmon1ter> ??
[19:39] <cabrey> sirmdmon1ter, he is using netbook remix
[19:39] <mattalexx> Gedit keeps reporting "The file {FILE} changed on disk, [Reload] or [Cancel]" (SMB share mounted in fstab using smbfs). They are not being changed in reality. Anyone have any idea what might be going on?
[19:39] <RHN> I was trying to remove home dir encryption and i read i needed to delete .ecryptfs file. I did that, its still encrypted but i cant decrypt it. Can anyone help ?
[19:39] <LogicFan> apparently, my webcam is supported with the linux uvc driver, but my system is not picking it up :(  my kernel is 2.6.28, so UVC should be available
[19:39] <sirmdmon1ter> oo lol nvm
[19:39] <LogicFan> any ideas of what else to try?
[19:40] <LogicFan> ekiga and skype both don't see a webcam device
[19:40] <Jack_Sparrow> LogicFan try cheese and see if it does any better
[19:40] <nod62> cabrey: Darn.
[19:40] <nod62> cabrey: How can I disable this interface then?
[19:40] <cabrey> nod62, System > Preferences > Switch Desktop Mode
[19:41] <LogicFan> installing cheese now...
[19:42] <sirmdmon1ter> well that's the thing though, I had ubuntu 7.10 on my PS3, which the ps3's linux runs off of frambuffer, even it could have transparent panel's
[19:42] <cabrey> nod62, oops forgot you're on that interface lol go to the Prefernces panel
[19:42] <Mow__> this link is a compiz theme under gnome-look but does it only run with emerald?..
[19:42] <Mow__> http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/MatrixUbuntu?content=97423
[19:43] <LuciusMare> how can i install e17 on ubuntu?
[19:43] <nod62> cabrey: thanks i'm using desktop mode now... just testing stuff now. xD
[19:43] <JenniferB2> what kind of filesystem does ubuntu run ? NTFS ? recommended for a server?
[19:43] <qbrix> I have two raid arrays (RAID0) using mdadm, is it possible to merge these two into one?
[19:43] <sebsebseb> JenniferB2: Ext3 by default
[19:44] <cabrey> nod62, now to enable compiz System > Preferences > Appearance > Desktop Effects
[19:44] <sebsebseb> JenniferB2: and NTFS is Windows,  not good idea to run that for Linux stuff really
[19:44] <sebsebseb> JenniferB2: ,but Linux distros can read and write to NTFS nicely, as long as Windows  shut it down properly
[19:45] <JenniferB2> ook.. I have a backup disk on this server.. I was thinking on moving everything to that disk and then install ubuntu over.. I believe ubuintu can read ntfs disks so I can move that information back on the ext3 disks ?
[19:45] <sebsebseb> JenniferB2: yeah I guess you can
[19:45] <Jack_Sparrow> JenniferB2 careful with permissions when you do that.
[19:45] <JenniferB2> ooh.. I hate permissions..
[19:46] <LogicFan> Jack_Sparrow, cheese does not detect my webcam, but i found this error with dmesg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187580/
[19:46] <JenniferB2> one of the reasons I am disgusted by windoes server
[19:46] <unix> has anyohne here successfulkly installed flash 10?
[19:46] <Solaris> ok i just installed mysql and got this message at the end: * Stopping MySQL database server mysqld                                 [ OK ]
[19:46] <Solaris>  * Reloading AppArmor profiles ...                                       [ OK ]
[19:46] <Solaris>  * Starting MySQL database server mysqld                                 [fail]
[19:46] <Solaris> invoke-rc.d: initscript mysql, action "start" failed.
[19:46] <Solaris> dpkg: error processing mysql-server-5.0 (--configure):
[19:46] <FloodBot3> Solaris: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:46] <Solaris>  subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[19:46] <sebsebseb> JenniferB2: oh I see heh
[19:46] <sebsebseb> JenniferB2: well that's just security, and Linux/Unix do it better than Windows server
[19:46] <Jack_Sparrow> JenniferB2 look at the laptop link and see what others have done
[19:46] <Jack_Sparrow> !laptop
[19:46] <JenniferB2> yeah.. you can always run things as sudo .. thats great :)
[19:47] <JenniferB2> Jack_Sparrow: laptop link?
[19:47] <Jack_Sparrow> look up
[19:47] <JenniferB2> aah.. ok
[19:48] <sebsebseb> JenniferB2: permissions can be pretty annoying to begin with, but they can also be rather useful when know  how  to use them properly
[19:48] <sebsebseb> !permissions | JenniferB2
[19:48] <sweetchildofmine> hey guys, is there a way to get ubuntu to show me all the errors occuring on my system in realtime(the ones being supressed)
[19:49] <maheshjr2000> hello this is redalert I tried restoring grub using the recovering ubuntu after installing windows and it says invalid executabe
[19:49] <cabrey> sweetchildofmine, /var/log
[19:49] <sweetchildofmine> my computer is really laggy atm, firefox is making rhythmbox hang and the bookmarks manager pauses 2 seconds inbetween removing each bookmark.
[19:49] <sebsebseb> sweetchildofmine: how much RAM?
[19:49] <sweetchildofmine> 2 gigs.
[19:49] <Jack_Sparrow> sweetchildofmine Try disabling all of your addons for a moment
[19:50] <sweetchildofmine> on the other hand, pentium m.
[19:50] <JenniferB2> sebsebseb: yes.. but windows really sucked on that.. say I move my application over to the server.. if I edit any file, windows will automatically change the owner to the one that changed it.. the program then has no longer right to basically touch it..
[19:50] <sebsebseb> sweetchildofmine: something about Ubuntu's Firefox and how it goes bad for some of us, makes our computers go slown,  maybe even barely useable,  this will tend to happen with many tabs open, and Flash can cause it
[19:50] <sweetchildofmine> yes, it's buggy.
[19:50] <sebsebseb> JenniferB2: ok well Linux/Unix do that stuff properly
[19:51] <sweetchildofmine> I'm really annoyed I can't use the color picker thingy.
[19:51] <zet_> єсть хто рускамовний?
[19:51] <sweetchildofmine> it's so much better than personas.
[19:51] <cabrey> sweetchildofmine, try using epiphany
[19:51] <JenniferB2> yeah.. :)
[19:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !ru
[19:51] <deany> whats a command to see what format a partition is?
[19:51] <JenniferB2> I hope so.. but I think linux has its own downsides
[19:51] <sweetchildofmine> no, I'm sticking with firefox, only it will allow me to use stylish.
[19:51] <sweetchildofmine> and stylish is essential.
[19:51] <Jack_Sparrow> deany sudo fdisk -l
[19:51] <sebsebseb> sweetchildofmine: how many tabs you have open, when you get issues?
[19:51] <sweetchildofmine> 0.
[19:51] <zet_> #ubuntu-ru
[19:52] <Jack_Sparrow> sweetchildofmine Try disabling all of your addons for a moment and seeing if it speeds up
[19:52] <deany> Jack_Sparrow,  type 83/Linux doesnt tell me what I wanna know
[19:52] <cabrey> zet_, /join #ubuntu-ru
[19:52] <SixThreeOh> How do I instruct ubuntu to use a remote esd server for all sound?
[19:52] <deany> ext2/3/4, reiserfs, xfs, jfs etc I meant.
[19:52] <biluxx> hi
[19:52] <azerter> hi
[19:52] <sebsebseb> JenniferB2: downsides sure, how most software  that loads of people use, isn't made for it, but that's not  Linux distros fault
[19:52] <Mow__> is the cube still available for ubuntu compiz
[19:53] <Jack_Sparrow> deany mount
[19:53] <cabrey> Mow__, yes install simple ccsm
[19:53] <deany> Jack_Sparrow, thats it, thx
[19:53] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[19:53] <JenniferB2> Jack_Sparrow: You mentioned that I should watch out moving the files from the windows disks to the linux disks.. will the owner follow ? is that what you mean?
[19:53] <sebsebseb> JenniferB2: no OS is perfect, but Linux distros tend to do the technical OS stuff better than Windows
[19:53] <Mow__> cabrey: may I ask what is simple ccsm?
[19:54] <Jack_Sparrow> JenniferB2 yes, I would tar everything into a backup before storing it on ntfs
[19:54] <Zimphin> any OS is better than windows
[19:54] <azerter> settings manager to compiz
[19:54] <cabrey> Mow__, instead of getting ccsm, a moster of an app, try simple ccsm which is much easier to understand and use
[19:54] <Zimphin> All microshit employees should be stoned to death
[19:54] <sweetchildofmine> is it normal for" Jun  3 13:40:23 Raven NetworkManager: <info>  (eth1): supplicant connection state:  associated -> completed" to appear every eh, two minutes?
[19:54] <Jack_Sparrow> Zimphin please stop
[19:54] <sebsebseb> !ot |  Zimphin
[19:55] <sweetchildofmine> Zimphin, windows xp is the best os ever made. the only reason we don't use it is because it isn't open-source.
[19:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[19:55] <SixThreeOh> Is it possible to make ubuntu use a remote esd server for all sound?
[19:55] <AhmadSherif> hi all, i used on older versions of ubuntu (7.10) when typing the name of some website without www or .com  (e.g. ubuntu), i used that google do search for that name then if it exists then it takes me to it directly (www.ubuntu.com). now in 9.04 and 8.10 this feature didn't exist. it only takes me to some sort of search engine belongs to my ISP. i tested with kubuntu konqueror and it worked...
[19:55] <Mow__> cabrey: what is it some kind of app that allows you to set up cube? is it in the add/remove or synt package
[19:55] <AhmadSherif> ...as i want. on ubuntu tested with konquror, ff and opera. any solutions?
[19:55] <FloodBot3> AhmadSherif: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:55] <Solaris> i installed mysql and this is what i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/187583/plain/
[19:55] <Pici> sweetchildofmine: stop
[19:55] <maheshjr2000> hello this is redalert I tried restoring grub using the recovering ubuntu after installing windows and it says invalid executabe
[19:55] <cabrey> Mow__, it allows you to customize compiz
[19:55] <chuck_> !compiz|Mow__,
[19:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow__ Install ccsm  sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager Next go to system...pref..advanced desktop effects....  On the first page  put check next to rotate cube and desktop cube.. dbl click general options... up closer to the top...  click on desktop size  and set them to 4, 1 and 1  top to bottom... ctrl+alt+(Left Mouse Button) then move mouse
[19:56] <ravn1> hi guys, I'm to buy a new laptop and I wonder, does anyone have a suggestion of a machine that works well with ubuntu? My correct laptop - a Fuijtsu-Siements lifebook is a catastrophe!
[19:56] <nod62> it works, thats for the help. :]
[19:56] <cabrey> Mow__, sudo aptitude install simple-ccsm
[19:56] <Mow__> thanks guys
[19:56] <sebsebseb> ravn1: good question,  you can buy some that come with Ubuntu pre installed
[19:56] <progre55> hi everybody! are there any recommended "chm" reader applications under ubuntu?
[19:56] <sebsebseb> ravn1: however  certain hardware for certain companies are more likely to work with Ubuntu and other distros, better than others
[19:57] <AhmadSherif> what a bot you have here :) , here is my problem http://paste.ubuntu.com/187584/
[19:57] <JenniferB2> I tried opensuse once.. it took me many many hours to install things and drivers.. is there any good link on getting started with linux.. how things are built up etc.. I have noticed that allot of users know how the system is built up, and what files contain what... like what the usr/ folder contains.. good, easy but yet valuable information
[19:57] <cabrey> ravn1, look into dell, and system76
[19:57] <progre55> maybe gnochm?
[19:57] <sebsebseb> ravn1: for example Intel tend to have good support,  Nivida has it's propritary graphics card drivers,   and  if you were buying a printer you woudn't buy  Lexmark or Kodek, because they don't support Linux
[19:57] <Jack_Sparrow> AhmadSherif Please post a brief description of the problem when you post a link
[19:57] <cabrey> !filesystem
[19:57] <sweetchildofmine> hey, one other thing.. I'm currently resume from hibernate on an old laptop..
[19:57] <Mow__> Jack_Sparrow: E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[19:57] <Mow__> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[19:57] <sweetchildofmine> I bet that's causing this,
[19:57] <Solaris> i installed mysql and this is what i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/187583/plain/
[19:58] <cabrey> Mow__, you're using apt-get somewhere else
[19:58] <AhmadSherif> Jack_Sparrow: i tried but the flood bot warned me :)
[19:58] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow__ turn off any other package manager, synaptic, apt-get or aptitude etc
[19:58] <ka> Hi
[19:58] <Jack_Sparrow> AhmadSherif Brief..
[19:58] <ka> is upgrading from interpid to jaunty recommened ?
[19:58] <AhmadSherif> allright
[19:58] <ichat> progre55:   -   yes there are,  -  at least i found a few of em ... -  you might just want to try google for  chm and that will show you most of em..
[19:58] <ka> is upgrading from interpid to jaunty recommened and safe ?
[19:58] <ravn1> sebsebseb: actually I have a Lexmark printer that works excellent with linux...
[19:58] <cabrey> ka, do you know what your hardware?
[19:58] <ka> cabrey, yes
[19:59] <ka> cabrey, its intel gpu
[19:59] <sebsebseb> ravn1: If your from USA or Canada  System76 is an option, and they have some nice pre installed Ubuntu's.   http://www.system76.com   there's also http://www.zareason.com and http://www.dell.com/ubuntu
[19:59] <sjokkis> how much of a security risk is it to store a password in clear text, presuming that only the system user that needs the password has access to read the file?
[19:59] <ichat> !chm
[19:59] <cabrey> ka, what graphics card do you have? that's the biggest issue.
[19:59] <ka> cabrey, Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML
[19:59] <Jack_Sparrow> !intel
[19:59] <sebsebseb> ravn1: ok, but it probably isn't a Lexmark driver,  that gets it working, insted  it's something that  the  Linux community reverse engingered or whatever
[20:00] <AhmadSherif> briefly, i want google to search for the site name if i entered it plainly (just 'ubuntu'). it was working on ubunutu 7.10 but not on 9.04 and 8.10
[20:00] <progre55> ichat, thanks :) I've tried "apt-cache search chm | grep chm", and got a list :) but thanks anyways. Just wanted to know if there was the most recommended one..
[20:00] <ichat> XCHM for example is quite ok
[20:01] <Mow> Jack_sparrow: system...pref..advanced desktop effects... there is no advanced dekstop effects
[20:01] <Xuzbec> exit
[20:01] <razerblk> can brasero b used to make a dvd that will play in a dvd player or does it just burn data ?
[20:01] <ravn1> sebsebseb: regarding printing: yes, probably, but it works really nice!
[20:01] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow then you did not follow my instructions
[20:01] <sebsebseb> ravn1: ok
[20:01] <chuck_> sjokkis, a very big one
[20:01] <Slart> AhmadSherif: it's a setting in firefox.. about:config might help
[20:01] <xenocampanoli> Where do I go to get help testing and developing a Ubuntu package?
[20:01] <Jack_Sparrow> !packaging
[20:01] <sjokkis> chuck_: that's what i thought, too. why are some programs made that way?
[20:02] <Slart> razerblk: I think brasero will do it if you've got the right material.. take a look at devede too..
[20:02] <AhmadSherif> Slart: don't think so, i tested with konqueror, FF, Opera
[20:02] <Pici> xenocampanoli: #ubuntu-motu or #ubuntu-devel, depending on where the package is for or what the issue is.
[20:02] <deany> Is this going to work? 8gig drive with 1 partition root, and a swap.  6gig drive freshly formatted, not mounted, but 8gig is mounted and running ubuntu.  dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb ,  replace 8gig with 6gig and boot? (updating the fstab of course) ?
[20:02] <Mow> Jack_Sparrow:I downloaded that and went to preffs..
[20:02] <sjokkis> chuck_: like, to let mpd update my last.fm account, it needs my last.fm password stores in clear text. isn't this really, really stupid?
[20:02] <fccf> Solaris: Missing Dependencies ... Sorry I got called away
[20:02] <progre55> ichat, oh, that the answer I was looking for :) thanks man, appreciate!
[20:02] <xenocampanoli> pici:  thank you
[20:03] <Myrtti> sjokkis: last.fm hasn't implemented an OAuth or any other sensible way of doing the authentication apart from user/pass method. Complain to them
[20:03] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow I cant help much.  I dont work with any wubi installs
[20:03] <Slart> AhmadSherif: eh.. let's start over.. just so I get everything right here.. you want to type "blablabla" in the address bar of your browser and it should go to google and search for "blablabla", correct?
[20:03] <jedi06> how do i know if its ok to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04
[20:03] <AhmadSherif> Slart: yes
[20:03] <Jack_Sparrow> jedi06 get a live cd and see how it works
[20:03] <ichat> deany -  i usaly use about  3 to 5gigs for ubuntu  - about  1:1 (ram :  swap)  and and all left over space for /home
[20:03] <AhmadSherif> Slart: and if there is a site like www.blahblahblah.com it should take me to it
[20:04] <sjokkis> Myrtti: yeah, that's probably what i should do
[20:04] <sjokkis> and use a user/pass combo i don't use anywhere else in the meantime
[20:04] <jedi06> Jack_Sparrow, is there any issue of losing data or apps?
[20:04] <chuck_> sjokkis, I have no idea why they want it that way but it is off topic anyway
[20:04] <Slart> AhmadSherif: that is configured in your browser.. it's not a system wide setting
[20:04] <deany> ichat, thx, but that wasnt my question. just wanna know if i can dd a larger drive to smaller drive,  source mounted, destination not
[20:04] <sjokkis> chuck_: yeah, sure. i guess
[20:04] <LaMs> Anybody familiar with busybox ?
[20:05] <Jack_Sparrow> jedi06 Not running a livecd.  if you have not created a sep /home  I would strongly suggest that you do
[20:05] <AhmadSherif> Slart: i tested it on two different machines, and it works just fine in kubuntu
[20:05] <Solaris> i installed mysql and this is what i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/187583/plain/
[20:05] <jedi06> Jack_Sparrow, I have a spe /home
[20:05] <ichat> deany - i did that once, - but remeber to  NOT coppy empty bytes - if you try
[20:05] <jbarket> Question. I just tried to upgrade from 7.10->8.04 LTS. At the end, it choked on gcc-3.4-doc. I see that this is a documented bug and that I can fix it by copying another gcc info file to where it expects 3.4 to be, but uh, i don't have another info file in there. Any suggestions on how to fix this damn bug?
[20:05] <marcel__> moin
[20:05] <inbtwnrthedoors> does anyone here know how to upgrade ubuntu to ubuntu studio
[20:05] <korogiannos> where can I get a general overview (from an end-user perspective) about how sound works in Jaunty.  The mixer, the default sound card, sound system, what apps use what, is there a systemwide default etc...  I've tried google briefly but seems a little too technical to me.
[20:05] <sebsebseb> inbtwnrthedoors: you can just install ubuntu studio
[20:05] <marcel__> was is das den
[20:05] <sebsebseb> inbtwnrthedoors: I think
[20:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !studio
[20:06] <Mow> whats wubu have to do with it...everything else runs fine..
[20:06] <Slart> AhmadSherif: eh.. so?
[20:06] <ferret_> deany: Are you copying from your mounted root partition?
[20:06] <Mow> Jack_sparrow: do you mean go into my compiz and go to advanced?
[20:06] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow I avoid getting involved with anyone running a wubi based install
[20:06] <sebsebseb> inbtwnrthedoors: sudo aptitude install ubuntustudio-desktop
[20:06] <deany> ichat,  whats the switch for that then.
[20:07] <AhmadSherif> Slart: so there should be something to configure to solve it
[20:07] <sebsebseb> inbtwnrthedoors: then you will have standard Ubuntu as well as the studio
[20:07] <deany> ferret_, yes.  mounted and running
[20:07] <jedi06> 9.04 is only 697MB?
[20:07] <Slart> AhmadSherif: yes.. in firefox's about:config thingy
[20:07] <sebsebseb> inbtwnrthedoors: and choose which one to log in to from the log in screen
[20:07] <fccf> Solaris: Sorry I have been away from my desk... you have missing dependencies ... open synaptic .. goto edit >fix broken packages
[20:07] <deany> there is more space on the destination than is used on source.
[20:07] <Sugar_Daddy> der manni spielt country :)
[20:07] <inbtwnrthedoors> sebsebseb oh nice thanks
[20:07] <ferret_> deany: That's not a particularly good idea.  It'd be better to boot from an optical disc and do the copy then.
[20:07] <AhmadSherif> Slart: suppose there is, what about Opera and Konqueror
[20:07] <AhmadSherif> ?
[20:07] <fccf> !de > Sugar_Daddy
[20:07] <Solaris> ok brb
[20:08] <sebsebseb> inbtwnrthedoors: you can do   this as well   same command, but  xubuntu-desktop and kubuntu-desktop if you want those as well,  and np
[20:08] <Slart> AhmadSherif: I have no idea.. they might have settings for these things too. I haven't used them though
[20:08] <deany> ichat, cant do it from a recovery console or someth>
[20:08] <ectospasm> anyone here use screen?
[20:08] <inbtwnrthedoors> sebsebseb does that give me the studio programs as well
[20:09] <AhmadSherif> Slart: just one last thing, is this proplem has anything to do with DNS?
[20:09] <ks3> ectospasm, yep
[20:09] <sebsebseb> inbtwnrthedoors: should do
[20:09] <ferret_> deany: If not, the safest way to copy a partition is to do something like: mkdir /mnt/root; mount -o bind / /mnt/root; cp -av /mnt/root/* /mnt/dest/
[20:09] <SmokeyD> hey people. How can the uuid's of disks get messed up in an Ubuntu Xen guest?
[20:09] <isodude> Hey guys, I want to remove ia32-libknotificationitem1 from my system, dpkg says it need to be reinstalled and it can't find the deb'file.
[20:09] <SmokeyD> vol_id /dev/sdb1 returns "unkown volume type"
[20:09] <Slart> AhmadSherif: I don't think so, no.... although you might use dns in some clever way to achieve it
[20:09] <SmokeyD> but /dev/sdb1 is present (according to fdisk -l)
[20:09] <ferret_> deany: And if possible, close down things that might write to the disk... otherwise you may end up with inconsistencies in those programs' data
[20:09] <deany> ferret_, a simple cp -av will duplicate it?
[20:09] <isodude> I want to remove it from my system but apt/aptitude just won't ( stopping at the error saying it needs to be reinstalled )
[20:09] <ectospasm> ks3: do you know how to change the screen profile?  When I installed Jaunty over Intrepid, the first time I ran screen it prompted for a profile, I chose Ubuntu, but I can't figure out how to change it to another profile
[20:09] <SmokeyD> there is also a symlink from /dev/disk/by-uuid/ to ../../sdb1
[20:10] <ichat> deany - how about a cdboot -  like the normal ubuntu cdrom - ???
[20:10] <AhmadSherif> Slart: all right, thanks anyway
[20:10] <sebsebseb> inbtwnrthedoors: yes it will since it's all in the repo
[20:10] <AhmadSherif> :)
[20:10] <mosgra`> is there an easy way to try to grab a graphics driver from koala and install it on jaunty?
[20:10] <ferret_> deany: coreutils 7+'s cp -a correctly duplicates all kind of files (and does a jolly good job with sparse files)
[20:10] <SmokeyD> but that uuid is the one reported by "vol_id /dev/sdb"
[20:10] <ectospasm> ks3:  the Ubuntu one is cool, but I just want to know how to change it
[20:10] <sebsebseb> inbtwnrthedoors: those programs you can also use in a standard Ubuntu install
[20:10] <ectospasm> The man page gives no hints
[20:10] <korogiannos> where can I get a general overview (from an end-user perspective) about how sound works in Jaunty.  The mixer, the default sound card, sound system, what apps use what, is there a systemwide default etc...  I've tried google briefly but seems a little too technical to me.
[20:10] <ferret_> deany: Before version 7 it would always expand sparse files
[20:11] <ferret_> deany: But you probably don't have any sparse files, in any case
[20:11] <inbtwnrthedoors> sebsebseb yea I know that, just wanted to check out studio
[20:11] <inbtwnrthedoors> sebsebseb and its less work than getting them one by one :)
[20:11] <sebsebseb> inbtwnrthedoors: indeed
[20:12] <keres_> Jack_Sparrow, i ended up using GetDataBack to rebuild the partition table. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction though ^_^
[20:12] <Jack_Sparrow> keres_ glad it all worked out
[20:12] <ks3> ectospasm, it's just a symlink under ~/.screen-profiles. probably an easy way to change it, but worst case would be a) remove .screen-profiles and .screenrc and get reprompted b) manually change the .screen-profiles/profile symlink
[20:12] <Jack_Sparrow> keres_ and thaks for understanding why that was offtopic
[20:12] <fccf> keres... awesome
[20:12] <ectospasm> ks3: Ah, OK, thanks!
[20:12]  * gvandeweyer wonders how to get a decent TV experience (with sound etc) under linux with his saa7134 card... :-)
[20:12] <keres_> Jack_Sparrow, yes indeed. Thanks a bunch man. You got a website? i'd like to link you on my web page.
[20:13] <keres_> same with you fccf
[20:13] <sebsebseb> gvandeweyer: there's a  Windows Media Centre alternatieve
[20:13] <Jack_Sparrow> keres_ NO website..  but thanks
[20:13] <keres_> ok
[20:13] <keres_> :>
[20:13] <fccf> keres_: www.fullertonfirstchristian.org
[20:13] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[20:13] <razerblk> slart: thanks
[20:14] <Slart> razerblk: you're welcome
[20:14] <gvandeweyer> sebsebseb: I know, but all my media is on a reiser partition, and I will use that also...
[20:14] <keres_> fccf, Praise The Lord :)
[20:14] <deany> ferret_, id have to install grub on it too?
[20:14] <Welshy-Rob> hi this is slightly off topic but my dad has a vigor network firewall thing and he's blocked all msn,yahoo,aim Im clients for working and i  was wondering if some one could help me find away around it ?
[20:14] <Khisanth> o_O
[20:15] <ferret_> deany: This would just copy your root partition.  If you want to copy your boot partition also, do it in a separate step
[20:15] <fccf> keres_: indeed ... and do it with stream ... I am in charge of the stream
[20:15] <mosgra> what is the best way to grab a graphics driver from karmic?
[20:15] <thiebaude> !karmic
[20:15] <graelin> Welshy-Rob: Generally when daddy blocks certain protocols, it's because Daddy doesn't want anyone using them
[20:15] <keres_> fccf, stream?
[20:15] <sebsebseb> gvandeweyer: not sure
[20:15] <deany> ferret_, its all the same partition
[20:15] <fccf> keres_: Live audio stream 24/7
[20:15] <sebsebseb> gvandeweyer: ,but the file system shoudn't really matter
[20:15] <Lintulai> at
[20:15] <Jack_Sparrow> mosgra that would be a bad idea
[20:15] <keres_> fccf, ah, i see.
[20:15] <keres_> ok
[20:15] <ferret_> deany: But yes, if it's a new hard disk replacing the old one, you will need to install grub on it
[20:15] <deany> ferret_, so its good to go after that.
[20:15] <Khisanth> Welshy-Rob: google would much more willing to answer those sort of questions
[20:16] <keres_> fccf, sweet. It'll be at keres.satgnu.net when i get the chance :>
[20:16] <haffe> Hello. I
[20:16] <haffe> Sorry.
[20:16] <Welshy-Rob> Khisanth, i would but he's blocked the keyword "msn"
[20:16] <mosgra> Jack_Sparrow: why is that?  I only have 800x600 resolution on a 24" monitor
[20:16] <haffe> I am experimenting with alternative input methods for computing.
[20:16] <deany> i need reminding.
[20:16] <deany> !grub
[20:16] <mosgra> Jack_Sparrow: can't get much worse than this
[20:17] <gartral> what programs are availible for recording from a modem? (making an answering machine)
[20:17] <korogiannos> !audio
[20:17] <fccf> keres_: avast detects a virus on your website
[20:17] <Jack_Sparrow> mosgra You are most likely to break your install.  Get the source and build it if you really want a chance of success
[20:17] <Khisanth> Welshy-Rob: wrong keyword anyway
[20:17] <haffe> I wonder, have any of you examined algorithms for intepreting motions using a video camera attached to a computer?
[20:17] <ferret_> deany: The exact steps you need to use to restore grub differs  depending on whether you plan to move the new hard disk to the old hard disk's slot afterwards
[20:17] <Middid> Does anyone know the link where i can download winetricks to open mIRC script editor?
[20:17] <Welshy-Rob> Khisanth, what do you mean?
[20:17] <ferret_> deany: If you're not going to do that, the instructions above should be fine
[20:17] <deany> ferret_, I will be
[20:17] <keres_> fccf, wtf?
[20:17] <mosgra> Jack_Sparrow: get the source the the graphics driver?
[20:17] <sebsebseb> Middid: Google winetricks?
[20:17] <keres_> fccf, really? it may be the chat box
[20:18] <mosgra> *to the
[20:18] <wmp> Hi, i would convert flv to avi. I use mencoder, and i have this error: [flv @ 0x87211e8]Unsupported video codec (7)
[20:18] <Jack_Sparrow> yes
[20:18] <gartral> Middid: just use irssi
[20:18] <Middid> No
[20:18] <Middid> irssi sucks
[20:18] <s|k`> I like irssi
[20:18] <sebsebseb> Middid: mirc in Linux hummm
[20:18] <gartral> !wtf | keres_
[20:18] <sebsebseb> Middid: how about Xchat or  Konversation
[20:18] <s|k`> hrm
[20:18] <s|k_> heh
[20:18] <graelin> gartral: you can set up a whole pbx with asterisk
[20:18] <Middid> I need mIRC
[20:18] <Middid> For scripts
[20:18] <fccf> keres_:  it is the voip box
[20:19] <keres_> ah
[20:19] <Middid> lol
[20:19] <sebsebseb> Middid: for scripts???
[20:19] <inbtwnrthedoors> sebsebseb: so if i just reboot there will be a menu to select studio from
[20:19] <Middid> Yes for scripts
[20:19] <earthlander> Can anyone help with a security issue Please???
[20:19] <Middid> i don't know perl python
[20:19] <Slart> Middid: use wine.. mIRC works nicely with wine
[20:19] <sebsebseb> inbtwnrthedoors: on the log in screen you should be able to select studio yes
[20:19] <mosgra> Jack_Sparrow: oh. that's what I'm trying to do.  but now it actually has the git path.  nice
[20:19] <keres_> fccf, yeah. stupid chatbox with the voip. i need to replace it, i've been without an sftp client for a couple weeks.
[20:19] <sebsebseb> inbtwnrthedoors: change the session
[20:19] <jefinc> earthlander: just ask the question instead
[20:19] <gartral> graelin: too much overhead, i only have on 1.7ghz box as my workstation, only need to record phones line, not manage
[20:19] <gvandeweyer> sebsebseb: and the fact that I don't have a legal Windows MCE ? :-)
[20:19] <Middid> slart i need to open script editor thogh LOL
[20:20] <Blancd01> how well does ubuntu play mkv?
[20:20] <fccf> keres_: still on a live disk?
[20:20] <Blancd01> can ubuntu play bluray?
[20:20] <sebsebseb> gvandeweyer: ah ha, but I should there's an alternative for Linux
[20:20] <sebsebseb> gvandeweyer: open source
[20:20] <keres_> fccf, no, on my other wintoons disk.
[20:20] <sebsebseb> gvandeweyer: said not should above
[20:20] <ferret_> deany: OK, the important thing to understand is that when you install grub, you need to tell it two things; where to write the bootloader stage1 right now, and where to tell that stage1 to look for more files when it's actually booting
[20:20] <Slart> Middid: and that doesn't work in wine?
[20:20] <Middid> nope
[20:20] <gartral> Slart: Middid is using wine, he asked for winetricks
[20:20] <axisys> how do I create a ufw profile for passive ftp (port 21 and port 20 allowed) .. reading the man page .. but see any example..
[20:20] <cadman21> I can't get my bluetooth mouse to connect to my laptop running 8.10
[20:20] <webmaren> my gnome environment just stopped working for no apparent reason
[20:21] <Slart> gartral: oh.. I didn't scroll back that far.. thanks
[20:21] <gartral> Slart: np
[20:21] <sebsebseb> gvandeweyer: http://www.osalt.com/windows-media-center   http://www.linuxeq.com is a good site to :)
[20:21] <earthlander> When I log in i have a default key ring password window for /usr/bin/nm-applet that pops up.   I put the pass in and it keeps popping up.
[20:21] <webmaren> i can still run in CLI but gnome just loads my background and then gives up
[20:21] <ferret_> deany: The second thing is the ''root'' command in the grub shell, so if your old disk is (hd0) and your new disk is (hd1) you'll probably want: root (hd0,0).  The first thing (where to write the bootloader stage1) is the ''setup'' command in the grub shell, and in the example I am giving you would say: setup (hd1)
[20:22] <cadman21> is there a way to view what bluetooth devices are connected to a computer?
[20:22] <thiebaude> cadman21: network manager
[20:23] <cadman21> thiebaude: does that show mice?
[20:23] <thiebaude> im not sure i use windows xp
[20:23] <cabrey> webmaren, what happens when you load a failsafe gnome?
[20:23] <Aliasa> what can i do with aircrack?
[20:23] <Slart> cadman21: isn't there something like hcitool dev ?
[20:23] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: I thought you used the karmic alpha, not XP hum
[20:23] <cary> I am new with ubuntu and need help installing software
[20:24] <sebsebseb> cary: hi
[20:24] <Doug8796> damn
[20:24] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: i use to
[20:24] <cabrey> cary, You can use Add & Remove Software
[20:24] <Doug8796> this fucking sucks
[20:24] <Doug8796> where is fbset?
[20:24] <Solaris> fccf: i did the fix all packages and i get the same error
[20:24] <webmaren> cabrey: didn't think about that, one second
[20:24] <cabrey> !ohmy | Doug8796
[20:24] <Jack_Sparrow> Aliasa We include aircrack in the repos, but it is intended for security professionals.  We avoid discussions with people wishing to learn how to use it
[20:24] <cary> okay how
[20:24] <gvandeweyer> sebsebseb: ah thanks, nice overview :-)
[20:24] <Aliasa> ok
[20:24] <sebsebseb> !language | Dog8796
[20:24] <Slart> Aliasa: here's what their website says.. "The aircrack suite is an excellent collection of tools written by Christophe Devine to perform packet capture, packet injection and WEP/WPA cracking."
[20:24] <cadman21> does anyone know anything about the hcitool?
[20:24] <Doug8796> this is horrible
[20:24] <Slart> Aliasa: but of course.. you've already seen that.. right?
[20:24] <sebsebseb> Doug8796: language see above
[20:24] <Tyler_> i need help with ubuntu installation
[20:24] <Aliasa> yes
[20:24] <Doug8796> ive burned 4 copieso f ubuntu none work
[20:25] <fccf> Solaris: there are still dependencies that haven't been installed ... do you have the universe repositories enabled
[20:25] <cabrey> cary, Applications Menu then at the bottom Add & Remove
[20:25] <Doug8796> sudo apt-get install fbset
[20:25] <Tyler_> i mean installing the os itself
[20:25] <Solaris> no clue what that means
[20:25] <Jack_Sparrow> Doug8796 if you look at the cd dir do you see one *.iso of many files
[20:25] <sebsebseb> cary: you can use that or the synaptic package manager, or commands even which are quicker and easier, when you know what to install
[20:25] <Doug8796> E: Couldn't find package fbset
[20:25] <Slart> !info fbset
[20:25] <Tyler_> when i try to select the partition, it says the root director is missing and i need to select one
[20:25] <Tyler_> but i can't figure out how
[20:25] <Doug8796> where is it
[20:25] <fccf> Solaris: go to synaptic >settings>repositories
[20:25] <Aliasa> so with aircrack i can find the password of other wirelless around me ?
[20:26] <cary> yes I see that, but I can't seem to be able to install from disk
[20:26] <Doug8796> :\
[20:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Aliasa Please see your PM
[20:26] <Doug8796> i need fbset
[20:26] <webmaren> cabrey: failsafe just kicked my back to my login manager
[20:26] <Doug8796> ive tried 3 versions of ubuntu
[20:26] <cabrey> cary, what do you want to install?
[20:26] <sebsebseb> cary: install from disk oh
[20:26] <pvvni> I need apt help. I'm trying to install a specific version of ruby, and it doesnt want to let me.
[20:26] <sebsebseb> cary: what are you trying  to install?
[20:26] <fccf> Solaris: make sure every thing is checked except source
[20:26] <pvvni> I've included the proper sources
[20:26] <Aliasa> OKOK
[20:26] <maheshjr2000> Hello I tried restoring grub after installing windows but it keeps saying invalid executable here is the results.txt from boot info script:http://pastebin.com/d23ef545f
[20:26] <cabrey> webmaren, how about the Terminal option in the sessions menu?
[20:26] <pvvni> but when I go to install the speific version I want, it runs through it and reports it is a success, but ruby -v says otherwise
[20:26] <cary> some game programs, some utilities
[20:27] <pvvni> Anyone care to help?
[20:27] <Slart> Doug8796: does any of your cd's boot at all?
[20:27] <Mr_President> hey
[20:27] <Doug8796> Open synaptic, and make sure all the extra repositories are enabled. Then install it 8-)
[20:27] <Doug8796> what does that mean
[20:27] <Doug8796> yes
[20:27] <Doug8796> i dont have fbset
[20:27] <pvvni> I need apt help. I'm trying to install a specific version of ruby, and it doesnt want to let me.
[20:27] <FloodBot3> Doug8796: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:27] <pvvni> I've included the proper sources
[20:27] <pvvni> but when I go to install the speific version I want, it runs through it and reports it is a success, but ruby -v says otherwise
[20:27] <webmaren> cabrey: I use kdm as my login manager, there is no terminal option
[20:27] <pvvni> Anyone care to help?
[20:27] <Slart> Doug8796: so it installs.. but you can't find fbset?
[20:27] <Jack_Sparrow> !patience > pvvni
[20:27] <jefinc> Doug8796: fbset shows in the repository list in the package manager
[20:27] <Solaris> brb
[20:27] <webmaren> cabrey: i'm using virtual consoles to access irc right now though
[20:27] <cabrey> ahh hold on
[20:28] <cabrey> webmaren, there is no failsafe terminal?
[20:28] <pvvni> Jack_Sparrow: Er... I asked... once?
[20:28] <webmaren> cabrey: there is a failsafe option, which didn't work, no terminal option
[20:28] <Slart> Doug8796: what version of ubuntu did you install?
[20:28] <cabrey> webmaren, ok first kill kdm (/etc/init.d/kdm stop)
[20:28] <cabrey> webmaren, with sudo
[20:29] <Tyler_> when i select the partition i want to install ubuntu on, it says that the root directory is missing. i'm just using the second partition of my computers hard drivehow do i fix this?
[20:29] <webmaren> cabrey: oh i actually found a terminal option in another menu
[20:29] <cabrey> webmaren, even better
[20:29] <cadman21> I can't get my microsoft bluetooth mouse to connect to my laptop running 8.10 any help would be greatly appreciated
[20:29] <Solaris> ok everything is checked except source
[20:29] <webmaren> cabrey: and I have already restarted both kdm and gdm from terminal multiple times
[20:30] <fccf> Tyler_: the mount point for root is / you will also need a swap partition
[20:30] <cabrey> webmaren, can you use the terminal option?
[20:30] <unix> !gnash
[20:30] <fccf> Solaris .. was it before?
[20:30] <Tyler_> fccf: how do i do that?
[20:30] <Solaris> yes
[20:30] <MohShami> hey guys, since I installed jaunty some of my AVIs have been choppy, especially the anime with the higher resolution, any idea what I should do?
[20:30] <cabrey> MohShami, intel graphics card?
[20:30] <webmaren> cabrey: all it did was send me over to the virtual consoles I'm already using
[20:31] <jefinc> !bluetooth
[20:31] <fccf> Solaris: hrm... there is something that isn't updating correctly - would you pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[20:31] <Tomasso> some software to record videos from the webcam ?
[20:31] <cabrey> webmaren, oh well, and I don't want you to restart kdm, stop it
[20:31] <MohShami> cabrey: it's nvidia, everything runs smoothly but the video is annoying
[20:31] <Doug8796> why is ubuntu so lame :\
[20:31] <Jack_Sparrow> Tomasso recordmydesktop or something lie that
[20:31] <Jack_Sparrow> like
[20:31] <Doug8796> cant even install ubuntu
[20:31] <fccf> Tyler_: you should go back and use the automatic method
[20:31] <cabrey> MohShami, what video player?
[20:31] <Jack_Sparrow> Doug8796 Please settle down.
[20:32] <Omni> How do you find out what processor you're using?
[20:32] <MohShami> cabrey: totem
[20:32] <cabrey> MohShami, have you tried VLC?
[20:32] <Doug8796> i got advice : Open synaptic, and make sure all the extra repositories are enabled.
[20:32] <jefinc> !bluetooth | cadman21
[20:32] <Tyler_> fccf: if i do that, should i merge my second partition back into my first? and will this mess with windows at all?
[20:32] <Doug8796> ive been trying to get this to work for 24 hrs
[20:32] <Doug8796> i just want to install fbset
[20:32] <Doug8796> and fix resolution
[20:32] <axisys> !ufw
[20:32] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > Doug8796
[20:32] <Omni> !processor
[20:32] <cadman21> jefinc: thanks
[20:32] <Omni> baww...
[20:32] <jefinc> Doug8796: what version of ubuntu?
[20:32] <DefunctProcess> quick question, if i have a video feed in one location (analog coming from a coax cable) i need a tv tuner card and zoneminder to watch the feed from the web correct?
[20:33] <Doug8796> all
[20:33] <MohShami> barey: it uses the same codecs so it shouldn't make a difference, right? totem has been running all my files without a problem, why now?
[20:33] <Doug8796> 9.04
[20:33] <Doug8796> 8.10
[20:33] <Doug8796> neither work
[20:33] <fccf> Tyler: just tell the installer to use the empty space ... it will leave windows alone except for the bootloader
[20:33] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > Doug8796
[20:33] <bastid_raZor> cadman21; the two links at the bottom of that page are actually more relevant.. be sure to check them out too
[20:33] <pexcreative> hola
[20:33] <pexcreative> buenos dias
[20:33] <Doug8796> !enter > Jack_Sparrow
[20:33] <sebsebseb> !es
[20:33] <pexcreative> necesito ayuda
[20:33] <Solaris> ok that's gonna be tricky being its in anoter building
[20:33] <jefinc> Doug8796: you make it really hard for anyone to want to help you by being so rude
[20:33] <Solaris> unless i can get the list through the termnal
[20:33] <fccf> Solaris: apt-get install pastebinit
[20:33] <Tyler_> fccf: if i'm doing automatic, how do i tell it to use empty partition? sorry. i am nubish at this
[20:34] <pexcreative> alguien puede ayudarme?
[20:34] <pexcreative> necesito instalar apache phpadmin y mysql en ubuntu
[20:34] <pexcreative> es posible'
[20:34] <pexcreative> ?
[20:34] <sebsebseb> !es
[20:34] <fccf> Tyler: it will tell you that there is space to install ... use it
[20:34] <Slart> Doug8796: nevermind my questions.. I'll leave it to the channel
[20:35] <fccf> Solaris: then pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list
[20:35] <jefinc> Doug8796: why do you feel you need fbset so bad?
[20:35] <jefinc> !fbset
[20:35] <maheshjr2000> Hello I tried restoring grub after installing windows but it keeps saying invalid executable here is the results.txt from boot info script:http://pastebin.com/d23ef545f
[20:35] <Bam_Bam> Hi people
[20:35] <MohShami> helo Bam_Bam
[20:35] <cabrey> maheshjr2000, can you boot into your ubuntu installation using the livecd?
[20:35] <gabriel__> Hi everyone
[20:36] <Solaris> ok i installed pastebin
[20:36] <maheshjr2000> I can boot into my installation
[20:36] <maheshjr2000> as well
[20:36] <Bam_Bam> What do I need to setup a vpn server on my ubuntu box?
[20:36] <crimson> hi to all!
[20:36] <Bedon> wow way to almost get screwed. power decided to flicker enough to turn my desktop off in the middle of trying to move around my partitions.....luckily it was in a read process not moving stuff
[20:36] <cabrey> maheshjr2000, and what happens when you run sudo grub --install /dev/sda?
[20:36] <Bam_Bam> Bedon, backups :P
[20:36] <maheshjr2000> bedon damn you got lucky
[20:36] <gabriel__> I have a Logitech QuickCam Connect on ubuntu 9.04 but it doesnt recognize it, how do I make it work?
[20:36] <maheshjr2000> ...
[20:36] <maheshjr2000> I didnt do that
[20:36] <Bam_Bam> Bedon, and I would wait a while :P
[20:36] <fccf> Solaris: sudo pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list -- give me the output
[20:36] <razerblk> i dont understand how peeps sometimes have a hard time install ubunto .....im not a computer guru at all and it seemed to install just fine .........i love ubuntu runs really really smoothly
[20:36] <mdm> Bedon thats why UPSs are made
[20:37] <maheshjr2000> I used https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows?action=show&redirect=RestoreGrub
[20:37] <eggy_> Hello, how can I make swing look like gtk?
[20:37] <sebsebseb> Bedon: once I was doing an upgrade and  about half way through stupid computer power cable,  came lose or whatever, and  yes my Ubuntu install was rather buggered then
[20:37] <maheshjr2000> I have a UPS...its called a laptop battery :D
[20:37] <Slart> razerblk: some hardware makes it more difficult than it should be..
[20:37] <Bam_Bam> mdm mine only runs for a few minutes so I would be screwed anyways
[20:37] <maheshjr2000> (before you flame I know they arent the same)
[20:37] <razerblk> ah sorry u are right lol didnt think about that
[20:37] <maheshjr2000> can I try grub install from inside my mounted installation?
[20:37] <Solaris> unable to read from /etc/apt/soucres.list
[20:37] <razerblk> still
[20:37] <Bedon> yeah my problem is i have so much crap hard to backup, UPS is a good idea tho
[20:38] <Floops> i made a change in my rc.local file and now pc doesn't boot
[20:38] <gabriel__> I have a Logitech QuickCam Connect on ubuntu 9.04 but it doesnt recognize it, how do I make it work?
[20:38] <mdm> Bam_Bam: then get a bigger one.  It should, at a bare minimum, give the system enough time to shut down gravefully
[20:38] <fccf> Solaris /etc/apt/sources.list
[20:38] <Slart> razerblk: and sometimes things just don't want to work..
[20:38] <cabrey> maheshjr2000, boot into your ubuntu installation (if you haven't already)
[20:38] <Doug8796> how do i install intrtrepid
[20:38] <maheshjr2000> I am
[20:38] <maheshjr2000> in it
[20:38] <Doug8796> for fbset
[20:38] <cadman21> bastid_raZor: what links?
[20:38] <Floops> just from me to prompt (initramfs)
[20:38] <Bedon> and i think i may be getting a raptor drive for my OS's and then all my data stay on the big drive, then not so may problems
[20:38] <EndlesslyCurious> Is a dell mini 10v netbook with 1.6GHZ cpu, 1GB ram and 16 gb SSD drive going to run Ubuntu fine?  And would the netbook remix be a better choice?  I'm looking to surf and code python on it...
[20:38] <Bam_Bam> mdm I have that much
[20:38] <earthlander> Does anyone know about a bug with the system monitor and CPU ?
[20:39] <bastid_raZor> cadman21; at the main bottom of the page. they are two forum links from Feb of this year about bluetooth mice not working corretly and a workaround
[20:39] <cabrey> maheshjr2000, can it find the stage1?
[20:39] <Tyler_> fccf: thank you, i'll go try it again
[20:39] <Slart> earthlander: what kind of bug?
[20:39] <sebsebseb> EndlesslyCurious: normalley I woudn't recommend netbooks full stop,  and yes the netbook remix would be better on a netbook
[20:39] <maheshjr2000> cabrey one sec
[20:39] <fccf> EndlesslyCurious: the netbook remix is designed for the dell mini -- works great
[20:39] <razerblk> true i will admitt i did try ubuntu studio and it wouldnt work with the sound card in my laptop so i did have to switch .... now it all works fine ....thank god lol
[20:39] <EndlesslyCurious> sebsebseb: Thanks, I'm looking for something I can use on couch :)
[20:39] <earthlander> SLart: my CPU2 is showing that its constantly at 100%
[20:39] <EndlesslyCurious> fccf: Ah right I wasn't sure if it was the mini 9 or mini 10 it was designed for
[20:39] <sebsebseb> EndlesslyCurious: sure small  portable  computer netbook will do it, of course you won't be able to do certain things that a normal lap top can do
[20:40] <fccf> EndlesslyCurious: Dell actually has an iso for the dell mini's
[20:40] <earthlander> but i don't see any system lag
[20:40] <Slart> earthlander: hmm.. and there's nothing in the process list? an old firefox process running amok or something like that?
[20:40] <maheshjr2000> cabrey I found it
[20:40] <Jack_Sparrow> !attitude > Doug8796
[20:40] <earthlander> ill check
[20:40] <Floops> i made a change in my rc.local file and now pc doesn't boot
[20:40] <TheGodofWine> Greetings from Newbieland -- any experts feeling helpful? :)
[20:40] <Floops> just from me to prompt (initramfs)
[20:40] <mdm> does anyone here run ubu with only a HDTV monitor?  I need to determine how to get it to resize the console so that it does not cut off the first few columns of text
[20:40] <Slart> earthlander: make sure you click the view menu.. and select "All"
[20:40] <cabrey> maheshjr2000, what hd comes up?
[20:40] <maheshjr2000> ehh?
[20:40] <Floops> anyone know how to get back to desktop/terminal
[20:40] <Slart> TheGodofWine: export.. no.. helpful.. sometimes =).. just ask
[20:41] <EndlesslyCurious> sebsebseb: What sort of things can't a netbook do?  Surely it would just do it very very slowly due to pitful hardware?
[20:41] <Solaris> ok here is list http://pastebin.com/f4038305d
[20:41] <gabriel__> Can anybody help me? I have a Logitech QuickCam Connect on ubuntu 9.04 but it doesnt recognize it, how do I make it work?
[20:41] <fccf> mdm I have done it before ... use the format button on the tv remote
[20:41] <cabrey> maheshjr2000, what is the output?
[20:41] <maheshjr2000> of what grub install?
[20:41] <newser> are there any search engines such as copernic for ubuntu?
[20:41] <razerblk> fccf : never thought of that
[20:41] <sebsebseb> EndlesslyCurious: yeah and   well  there are some games and such for Linux that use fancy graphics,  I wonder what those would be like on a netbook.  also  virtual machines on netbooks hum
[20:41] <cabrey> maheshjr2000, of the find /boot/grub/stage1
[20:42] <mdm> fccf if only my tv had that, and if only it had keystone adjustment
[20:42] <sebsebseb> newser: that's not a search enginge,  Copernic is a desktop search program
[20:42] <cadman21> bastid_raZor: ok I found them. Thank you
[20:42] <inbtwnrthedoors> does anyone know a way to get all the ubuntu studio programs without going one by one through the list
[20:42] <bastid_raZor> cadman21; good luck
[20:42] <TheGodofWine> Okay -- I am an old DOS-style tech, so I enjoy command lines.  I've got Feisty Fawn 7.04 (I know the SSL encryption isn't, will fix later) -- and I can't get her to use my g.d. wireless card.
[20:42] <EndlesslyCurious> sebsebseb:Ah right I have an iMac for games and graphics stuff.  Just mostly looking for something I can run Vim & python on terminal, some x-chat and firefox really
[20:42] <sebsebseb> newser: Google have theres also for Linux,   Ubuntu has a built in search in fact also
[20:42] <Floops> anyone can help ppoint me in direction
[20:42] <maheshjr2000> it says file not found
[20:42] <maheshjr2000> cabrey
[20:42] <Slart> !feisty
[20:42] <TheGodofWine> I've got ndiswrap, I've got the Windows drivers, I've got a beer.  It's still stuck on stupid. :(
[20:42] <cabrey> inbtwnrthedoors, ubuntustudio-desktop
[20:42] <sebsebseb> EndlesslyCurious: netbook should be fine for that
[20:43] <Floops> to fix box from just showing (initramfs)
[20:43] <EndlesslyCurious> sebsebseb:Cheers for the advice :)
[20:43] <TheGodofWine> Yeeha.  PCBSD here we come. ;)
[20:43] <Slart> TheGodofWine: you might want to upgrade that.. feisty has passed it's "use before" date..
[20:43] <sebsebseb> EndlesslyCurious: also those netbook remix's  have a  differnet user interface, which is better for netbooks
[20:43] <maheshjr2000> cabrey but thats from the grub terminal
[20:43] <sebsebseb> EndlesslyCurious: and some under the hood changes for netbooks,  so yeah you would put that on
[20:43] <Slart> TheGodofWine: why not upgrade to either 8.04 or 9.04
[20:43] <inbtwnrthedoors> cabrey: ?
[20:43] <cabrey> maheshjr2000, yea did you get grub installed?
[20:43] <mdm> my issue, I believe, is the TV cuts off about 35 pixels as they are either hidden under the bezel or not displayed.  Either way it makes about the first 2 lines and the fist 3 columns of text not visable
[20:43] <earthlander> Slart: for some reason i can't access my app places or system files its like they are frozen neither are my open windows showing on the bottom bar
[20:43] <cabrey> inbtwnrthedoors, sudo aptitude install ubuntustudio-desktop
[20:43] <cabrey> inbtwnrthedoors, that will install the ubuntu studio system
[20:43] <kd5zmc> test
[20:43] <Slart> earthlander: do you have a terminal open?
[20:44] <fccf> Solaris: ok now go to synaptic and in the bottom left click on status ... then top left click on broken
[20:44] <inbtwnrthedoors> cabrey that I did but it didnt instal the programs
[20:44] <sebsebseb> cabrey: I got him to run that, but he says none of the programs are there
[20:44] <kd5zmc> Test 1234
[20:44] <earthlander> Slart: and there is 5 python processes
[20:44] <Solaris> k brb
[20:44] <Jack_Sparrow> kd5zmc Please dont
[20:44] <Slart> earthlander: using lots of processor power?
[20:44] <kd5zmc> please dont what
[20:44] <Jack_Sparrow> test etc
[20:44] <kd5zmc> and who are you to tell me dont
[20:45] <newser> sebsebseb, there is a version of copernic 2001 which is a search engine
[20:45] <Slart> TheGodofWine: the newer versions have much better support for wireless things.. you'll make life much easier on yourself by upgrading
[20:45] <earthlander> Slart: no
[20:45] <sebsebseb> newser: ok well most people use let's see,  Google,  Yahoo,  Ask,  and some will still use Altavista
[20:45] <fccf> good call Jack_Sparrow
[20:46] <sebsebseb> newser: and if it's a website, it should just work in Ubuntu
[20:46] <losher> fccf: yeah, that was pretty amusing...
[20:46] <sebsebseb> newser: in an Internet browser, unless it's a stupid website only made for Internet Explorer or Windows
[20:46] <bkarns> network-manager-vpnc.........no valid vpn secrets .....ubuntu 9.04......how do I fix this problem
[20:46] <Slart> earthlander: anything using more than a couple percent of the cpu?
[20:46] <TheGodofWine> Because 8.04 and 9.04 crash during installation on my Vaio no matter how I diddle with ACPI and etc.  Xubuntu, Kubuntu, Jehovahbuntu -- they don't *work*.
[20:46] <Slart> earthlander: you can sort by processor usage
[20:46] <unicum> what would be the name for an ssh keychain in ubuntu?
[20:46] <fccf> losher: the guy is obviously a Amateur radio operator - I think i will contact him and explain
[20:47] <gabriel__> Can anybody help me? I have a Logitech QuickCam Connect on ubuntu 9.04 but it doesnt recognize it, how do I make it work?
[20:47] <earthlander> Slart: the gnome panel is toping at 50%
[20:47] <losher> fccf: you might mention his attitude also...
[20:47] <Slart> TheGodofWine: oh.. I see...well
[20:48] <Solaris> fccf: there is no broken just all, installed, not installed
[20:48] <Slart> TheGodofWine: not much I can help you with when it comes to wireless.. never messed with it myself.. but perhaps someone else in the channel can help you
[20:48] <cabrey> !webcam | gabriel__
[20:48] <Slart> earthlander: hmm.. gnome-panel doesn't usually do that.. try killing it
[20:48] <TheGodofWine> Thanks Slart, everyone else. =)
[20:48] <fccf> losher: I have his home address
[20:48] <earthlander> Slart: but how come the second is flatlining at 100%
[20:48] <eugman> Can anyone suggest a gui program to edit EXIF data? One of my camera got the dates wreong and I want to fix that before putting the pictures into fspot.
[20:48] <jedi06> where is the md5 of the  ubuntu-9.04-desktop-amd64.iso
[20:48] <losher> fccf: how come? some kind of amateur radio registry?
[20:49] <Mow> TheGodofWine:what is your problem?
[20:49] <fccf> Solaris: sorry >custom filters > broken
[20:49] <Slart> earthlander: well.. if gnome-panel is using 50% of your available processor power.. it is using one whole core out of two, right?
[20:49] <bkarns> network-manager-vpnc.........no valid vpn secrets .....ubuntu 9.04......how do I fix this problem
[20:49] <earthlander> Slart: it worked
[20:49] <Hydrant2> Hey... I'm on Jaunty and I'd really like to downgrade to the Linux kernel that was in 8.10... are there backports or anything ?
[20:49] <fccf> losher: yes - qrz.com
[20:49] <Solaris> k gonna be a little bit got a customer
[20:49] <earthlander> Slart: and YES
[20:49] <jedi06> nevermind
[20:49] <Slart> earthlander: did gnome-panel restart automatically?
[20:50] <bastid_raZor> jedi06; http://releases.ubuntu.com/jaunty/MD5SUMS
[20:50] <earthlander> Slart: i stoped it and the cpu usage droped
[20:50] <jedi06> yes i found it
[20:50] <bastid_raZor> jedi06; sorry didn't see your second post
[20:50] <dmacx> bkarns: think vpnc still works from the command line..
[20:50] <unicum> what would be the name for an ssh keychain in ubuntu?
[20:50] <bkarns> it does
[20:51] <bkarns> but I'm trying to set this up to be as user friendly as possible
[20:51] <earthlander> Slart:should i turn down the priority on that process ?
[20:51] <Slart> earthlander: it shouldn't really be necessary.. gnome panel should behave
[20:51] <Slart> earthlander: without being put in a leach
[20:51] <razerblk> if i up grade to ubuntu studio from juanty through sudo will i keep all my drivers
[20:52] <radhoin23rb> salut tt le monde
[20:53] <losher> !fr | radhoin23rb
[20:53] <TheGodofWine> Guess I'll try Fedora.  93, y'all.
[20:53] <dmacx> bkarns: ok well.. I wrote a Python wrapper for vpnc - work in progress though
[20:53] <FCC> Hey whats going on
[20:53] <Omni> FCC: not much, you? need help with anything?
[20:54] <Mkop> I'm using xubuntu. There's an option in Power Management for what to do when the computer gets to critical battery, but what determines what is "critical"?
[20:54] <FCC> Just wondering what the Talk is about
[20:54] <bkarns> ok.....a simple google search says something about bug fixes for this problem.....but i can't seem to find out where to download the actual fix
[20:54] <Jack_Sparrow> fcc may I have another word with you
[20:54] <dkg> Hi. Is there an alternative to notepad++ for ubuntu? specificly the folding/collapsing, unfolding/expanding of tags and brackets (like the list view of directories in nautilus)
[20:54] <FCC> Yes
[20:54] <cabrey> Mkop, I think it is 5% but I am not 100% positive
[20:54] <jussi01> FCC: this is technical support for ubuntu, if you want to chatter, join #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:54] <en1gma> hi all: i just installed ubuntu 9.04 x86 cd version on my hard drive and booted up and did all updates.
[20:55] <en1gma> how do i share my 2nd nic like i did in vista
[20:55] <Pahoni> Hi
[20:55] <en1gma> another computer connects to this computers 2nd lan port and i shared the 1st lan port going to router so 2nd lan port can access the inet
[20:55] <Floops> i made some updates
[20:56] <Floops> and edit my rc.locl file
[20:56] <Floops> and now i cam getting
[20:56] <FCC> OK I have an ID its AA3102 and I am authorized to be here for internet security just testing on digital channels
[20:56] <pakal_gs> anyone knows how to delete through command line all of the users within a specific group?
[20:57] <fccf> FCC: provided you don't interfere
[20:57] <losher> fccf: he sounds 12 years old...
[20:58] <fccf> His name is Chris Owen of Texarkana Tx
[20:58] <Floops> http://pastebin.com/md12ae8f
[20:58] <Floops> i am gettin this error
[20:58] <Floops> anyone know how to get box back to desktop
[20:58] <dkg> Could you recomend a text editor for css/html/xml  that has the ability to collapse and expand blocks of text(code) between tags/brackets etc (much like notepadd++ for window)?
[20:58] <razerblk> fccf thats near where im at lol
[20:58] <losher> fccf: well *I* feel safer....
[20:59] <eflynn> dkg: emacs?
[20:59] <en1gma> can someone point me to a good guide so i can share one of my nics so another computer can connect to the net also
[20:59] <fccf> razerblk: want his addy
[20:59] <dkg> eflynn: I'll give it a go. Thankyou
[20:59] <deany> you banned the FCC ? lol
[21:00] <Jack_Sparrow> :)
[21:00] <razerblk> fccf : nope lol
[21:00] <fccf> deany: he is not FCC he is just some kid with a computer and a radio
[21:00] <en1gma> am i even in the right channel
[21:00] <en1gma> this channel is for ubuntu help isnt it
[21:00] <deany> fccf, yeah I guessed he was not legit.  Still..
[21:00] <valhalla_is_here> hi
[21:00] <mdm> Floops that isn't an error, its a small shell environment.  It can be used in a variety of ways but in this case it is probably from a recovery console
[21:00] <jussi01> en1gma: yes
[21:01] <razerblk> if thats true its not cool .....im  a ham myself nofyi.....
[21:01] <Floops> mdm
[21:01] <en1gma> can someone help me enable internet sharing
[21:01] <Floops> the box does go back to desktop
[21:01] <jussi01> en1gma: but if no one know the answer, they wont give you one
[21:01] <en1gma> should be like 2 clicks and its sharing right?
[21:01] <Jack_Sparrow> en1gma firestarter
[21:01] <Floops> or terminal to login
[21:01] <Jack_Sparrow> !ics
[21:01] <jussi01> !ics | en1gma
[21:01] <en1gma> ok
[21:01] <en1gma> thanks
[21:01] <jussi01> :)
[21:01] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[21:01] <Solaris> fccf: ok i went to broken and there in nothing there
[21:02] <mdm> Floops its called busybox.  Its a very small enviroment with built in shell commands.  Its how the bootloader is loaded for exmaple
[21:02] <Floops> ok
[21:02] <Floops> how to i revert the box back to desktop
[21:02] <mdm> Floops did you by change compile a kernel and try to install it?
[21:02] <fccf> razorblk: but you don't use your callsign here
[21:02] <Floops> yea i did
[21:03] <Floops> i try to go to recovery console
[21:03] <Floops> didn't work
[21:03] <Floops> try older kernel that didn't work either
[21:03] <mdm> Floops when you did so you did not install the initall boot file properly
[21:03] <fccf> Solaris: i am confused - I wish I knew more ..
[21:03] <Floops> ok
[21:03] <Floops> but how do i fix it from busybox
[21:04] <razerblk> oh i know this is almost like packed radio ......oh and im still waiting on an answer or suggestions as weather i can upgrade to ubunto studio and keep my current drivers for my hard ware
[21:04] <zek> What are your favorite 3D and 2D CAD programs
[21:04] <Solaris> yeah this thing has been a pain, i gave up trying to get dovecot-postfix to work
[21:04] <Mkop> how do I add items to the xfce menu?
[21:04] <Jack_Sparrow> razerblk studio uses a rt kernel if I remember correctly and it can cause issues.
[21:04] <pietje> is it possible to upgrade libqtcore4 from version 4.5.0-0ubuntu4.1 to version 4.5.1? on ubuntu
[21:05] <Jack_Sparrow> !best > zek
[21:05] <mdm> Floops its probbly crashing becase something like it cant find a drive.  If you had sata disks and didnt put a sata module in the boot image it can do that.  But I would have to know more about your hardware, what you did, and what is in that image to tell you.  it is quite possible, even likely, there is nothing you can do short of reinstalling a kernel image.
[21:05] <razerblk> jack_sparrow.......yikes ....ill bet thats y it wasnt really working before then then ....im sad
[21:05] <fccf> razerblk: you are talking about the amateur radio software ... lock version and you will be fine
[21:05] <zek> Jack_Sparrow: "favorite"  was supposed to save me from the "best"
[21:05] <Jack_Sparrow> razerblk add the apps to ubuntu,
[21:05] <Jack_Sparrow> zek same diff
[21:06] <Floops> it is not sata
[21:06] <Floops> but scsi
[21:06] <Floops> ok... i will rebuild it
[21:06] <Floops> thanks for ur help
[21:06] <razerblk> jack sparrow : um ....yeah what apps ?
[21:06] <mdm> Floops like I said it *could* be that.  its a borken initrd image to be exact
[21:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !studio
[21:06] <razerblk> and for some reason i cant get jack to work
[21:07] <Floops> but why wouldn't it use one of the older kernel
[21:07] <Floops> that work
[21:07] <zek> what are good 2D and 3D cad programs for ubuntu (free of course)
[21:07] <Floops> and revert
[21:07] <mdm> Floops initrd != kernel
[21:07] <Jack_Sparrow> !poll > zek
[21:07] <MonkeySpank52713> how to i send a message to a user that is currently active on the system, so that they see it in bash
[21:08] <cabrey> MonkeySpank52713, aww it's on the tip of my tongue
[21:08] <MonkeySpank52713> :P
[21:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !info abs-guide
[21:09] <deany> > write ?
[21:09] <Mkop> how do I add items to the xfce menu?
[21:09] <cabrey> MonkeySpank52713, I give up maybe you could use dbus or something
[21:09] <wad> I'd like to run two instances of firefox, with different configurations (one of them with a proxy set, another without). So I created another user on my local machine. From the console, I do "su - wad2" then "firefox &", but it gives me "Error: no display specified". Is there a better way to do this, or a way to make it work?
[21:09] <mdm> Floops your box starts by running bios, that loads the first sector off whatever boot media you have (in the case of a CD it emulates a bootable disk).  That loads the boot loader (default is grub).  Grub then loads in the initrd (initial ram disk) which loads the kernel.  This process is known as bootstrapping and is how your box starts up.  The fact it stopped at init rd tells me it could not continue.  Most common reason it can not
[21:09] <mdm> continue as the kernel loader has no module for the media the kernel is on.  Grub did, initrd did not.
[21:10] <cabrey> wad, use Firefox profiles
[21:10] <wad> cabrey: I'll check into those. Thanks.
[21:11] <cabrey> wad, http://tips.webdesign10.com/how-to-use-firefox-profiles
[21:12] <razerblk> if only i can get jack app to work
[21:12] <helper> hello i want to live maxlogin for user kad only 1 , i try using /etc/security/limits.conf i add kad  hard  maxlogins  1 ( but didn't work i'm trying using ssh login) thx
[21:12] <k3rn3l> hi all ...
[21:13] <k3rn3l> how I can disable automounting in xubuntu???
[21:13] <KenBW2> how do i revert to kernel 2.6.27-7-generic in Jaunty?
[21:13] <fccf> Mkop: see this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=101750
[21:14] <cabrey> k3rn3l, Authorizations
[21:14] <jedi06> how do you check the md5 of a cd?
[21:14] <cabrey> k3rn3l, not sure if xubuntu includes that app
[21:14] <fccf> jedi: there is a plugin in Brasaro
[21:15] <fccf> jedi06: ^^
[21:15] <Bergi1> first ever visit on irc. Can I ask questions about printing here?
[21:15] <Fzang> halp, can't do ctrl+Q to quit apps even though it clearly says "Ctrl+Q" in the menu, what's wrong with my keyboard?
[21:15] <KenBW2> how do i revert to kernel 2.6.27-7-generic in Jaunty?
[21:15] <fccf> Bergi1: /join #cups
[21:15] <Bergi1> thanks
[21:15] <cabrey> KenBW2, why?
[21:16] <KenBW2> cabrey: since i upgraded from that kernel on Intrepid suspend/hibernate don't work
[21:17] <helper> hello i want to live maxlogin for user kad only 1 , i try using /etc/security/limits.conf i add kad  hard  maxlogins  1 ( but didn't work i'm trying using ssh login) thx
[21:17] <cabrey> KenBW2, did you upgrade to Jaunty? or fresh install?
[21:17] <KenBW2> cabrey: fresh install
[21:17] <Eternaut4> hi, does anybody know how to make a program autostart when the system starts up?
[21:18] <KenBW2> cabrey: i know that Jaunty has a problem with ome 16GB SD cards, and i have /home on one
[21:18] <Jack_Sparrow> !startup
[21:18] <wad> cabrey, I made a new profile, but I can't run two instances of firefox at the same time.
[21:19] <cabrey> you make launches with the profile specified
[21:19] <wad> cabrey, so effectively, I can only have one firefox running with either profile.
[21:19] <cabrey> launchers*
[21:19] <wad> cabrey: Ah!
[21:19] <Eternaut4> ubottu: I need to do it through the command line
[21:19] <Eternaut4> because I access to the pc through ssh
[21:20] <fccf> !boot
[21:20] <Eternaut4> it's another pc on my network
[21:20] <KenBW2> anyone here with a dell mini 9 + /home on SD card?
[21:20] <helper> hello i want to live maxlogin for user kad only 1 , i try using /etc/security/limits.conf i add kad  hard  maxlogins  1 ( but didn't work i'm trying using ssh login) thx
[21:20] <Eternaut4> I'll check it out, thanks
[21:21] <cabrey> KenBW2, http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline?
[21:21] <wad> cabrey, ah, that's it! I just had to specify -no-remote as well. Thanks!
[21:21] <KenBW2> cabrey: i add that to my sources.lst?
[21:21] <fccf> helper: 1. be paitent 2. I am having a hard time understanding you
[21:22] <cabrey> KenBW2, here is the page I got that from: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelMainlineBuilds
[21:22] <cabrey> KenBW2, I don't think you do
[21:23] <Loganhoup> Does anyone know a way to reset a programs config files? ALSA for example.
[21:23] <helper> fccf, sorry, just want to limit login for user kad i used /etc/security/limits.conf add kad hard maxlogins 1 (which i mean user kad can have 1 login ) i don't want multiple users ssh the user =) thx
[21:24] <KenBW2> cabrey: seems, helpful - thanks
[21:24] <razerblk> !alsa
[21:24] <cabrey> MonkeySpank52713, if you're still looking: man dbus-send
[21:24] <MonkeySpank52713> ty
[21:24] <swolchok> anyone  get the chromium alpha working on 64-bit? it looks like ia32-libs-chromium-browser doesn't actually have libs
[21:25] <phillipsm> .
[21:25] <swolchok> at least in the jaunty version
[21:25] <maty1> hey all, just installed ubuntu 9.04 with the option to install it inside of windows or something aswell as how do i get my files off the windows partition
[21:25] <maty1> has it got a mount point
[21:26] <Xamusk> so, these days, what's Ubuntu's default desktop search engine?
[21:26] <cabrey> matyl, look in /host
[21:26] <maty1> :) cheers
[21:26] <cabrey> Xamusk, I believe tracker
[21:27] <Apollo2366> Is there a guide anywhere for first time users of the GCC?
[21:27] <cabrey> Apollo2366, what do you need to compile?
[21:27] <whileimhere> Hi. I have an emulator that worked fine with its sound until I opened Firefox and watched a youtube video. now my emulator has no sound. Is there a way to free up my audio besides rebooting/
[21:27] <Apollo2366> C++
[21:27] <Xamusk> cabrey, ah, ok... same as last time I checked, but I've seen an update-apt-xapian-index process running here and thought maybe it had switched to xapian
[21:28] <cabrey> Xamusk, I've seen that sometimes too, but I'm not entirely sure if I'm right, I don't use any search tools :)
[21:28] <cabrey> Apollo2366, did you write your own code or is that from a tarball?
[21:28] <cabrey> Apollo2366, try man gcc for a sort of quick start
[21:29] <Xamusk> cabrey, yes, something runs it periodically, and I also don't have search engines... never found one "good enough"... I guess it's time I do another rundown of desktop search engines
[21:29] <Apollo2366> I plan on using it to compile my own code, and thanks, cabrey
[21:29] <whileimhere> NM
[21:29] <cabrey> Xamusk, gnome-do bliss for me
[21:29] <fccf> helper: maxlogins limits the number of times a user can login ... meaning once they have logged in X number of times they cannot ever login again ever---... PAM auditing allows for what you are talking about
[21:30] <helper> fccf, yes i want like this ! where i can modify the PAM then ?
[21:30] <Xamusk> cabrey, does it search the contents of code, plaintext and ODF?
[21:30] <maty1> Ok, my mp3s dont sound the same as they do in windows, could this be drivers?
[21:30] <cabrey> Xamusk, no it's just a launcher but it does what i need it to do
[21:30] <Xamusk> cabrey, find files?
[21:31] <anurag89> I have a prob , My pidgin messenger is not being able to connect to any of account such as gmail and msn other than yahoo
[21:31] <anurag89> what can be the prob ??
[21:31] <fccf> helper: patience --- I have to figure it out
[21:31] <helper> fccf, in /etc/pam.d ?
[21:31] <cabrey> Xamusk, sort of, but not on the level of a dedicated search indexer
[21:31] <Xamusk> :/
[21:31] <cabrey> Xamusk, I've heard beagle was good
[21:32] <ionut> sal
[21:32] <Xamusk> cabrey, I used to use beagle some time ago... it was better than tracker, but used too much resources
[21:32] <Xamusk> specially RAM
[21:32] <ionut> cum se instaleaza dc++
[21:32] <cabrey> no idea what language that is
[21:32] <helper> fccf, i found it in /etc/pam.d and it's set to : session    required     pam_limits.so
[21:33] <cabrey> Romanian
[21:33] <ionut> cum instalez linux dcpp ?
[21:33] <hatter243> !ro | ionut
[21:33] <Shortguy109> does anyone have any experience in making mouse cursors?
[21:34] <hatter243> Did I guess right?
[21:34] <cabrey> what is language is that?
[21:34] <hatter243> If you were right about Romainian I think I'm right about the language channel
[21:34] <hatter243> hah
[21:34] <cabrey> google knows all
[21:34] <anurag89> My pidgin messenger is not being able to connect to any of account other than yahoo .. please help ??
[21:34] <maty> k
[21:35] <hatter243> cabrey, yeah, his IP turns up a website that ends in .ro
[21:35] <fccf> helper: /etc/security/limits.conf  --- see maxsyslogins
[21:35] <hatter243> Good guess!
[21:35] <helper> fccf, i try this also , didn't work
[21:36] <cabrey> hatter243, thank google not me
[21:36] <fccf> helper: specifying user? and restarting
[21:36] <helper> fccf, i want to limit the user i try maxlogin , i try maxsyslogins
[21:36] <helper> fccf, yes ofcourse
[21:36] <slve> holy fucking shit
[21:36] <helper> fccf, it's not forcing to limit via ssh
[21:36] <slve> 1555 users
[21:36] <maty1> erm any help on why my music sounds crackly in ubuntu but fine in windows?
[21:37] <slve> wtf
[21:37] <Loganhoup> !language | slve
[21:37] <cabrey> !ohmy | slve
[21:40] <mimiloon> i everybody, i'm new to linux and have a problem with virtualbox (ubuntu9.04 host) and that is: when i'm using virtual machine in full screen and after the host goes into screen saver, the keyboard stops working till i shut down the guest OS; does anyone know how to fix this issue?
[21:40] <anurag89> please help me out with pidgin
[21:41] <cabrey> mimiloon, do you have guest additions installed?
[21:41] <mimiloon> cabrey: yes
[21:41] <tonytraductor> hi, I have an everex cloudbook running hardy 8.04, and it is not automounting sd cards or usb keys.  I managed to mount my sd card easily enough (mount /dev/sdb1 /media/canon), but can't seem to mount my usb key
[21:42] <cabrey> mimiloon, is this only when you are using virtualbox?
[21:42] <iaindalton> How can I remove Evolution's documentation without removing language-support-en and its dependencies?
[21:42] <timposey> Samba has quit working and when I open samba under admin it says some lines could not be understood  49:  enable spoolss = yes
[21:42] <Floops[w]> mdm, isn't there a way i can boot from cd and rebuild the kernel without losing anything
[21:42] <mimiloon> cabrey: as-far-as-i-know, yes
[21:42] <tonytraductor> pcmanfm sees the devices, but won't let me mount it.  I don't usually use a gui filemanager, but don't know where to find the usb key, so checked to see if pcmanfm had it.  don't know "where" it is to do mount /dev/wherever /media/usb, and can't seem to figure this out
[21:43] <Floops[w]> after te bootbusy
[21:43] <cabrey> timposey, you have an extra s in spoolss
[21:43] <mdm> yes Floops
[21:43] <helper> so fccf ?
[21:43] <timposey> cabrey I didn't put it there! lol
[21:43] <cabrey> mimiloon, what happens when you take the virtual machine out of fullscreen or exit virtualbox altogether?
[21:43] <cabrey> timposey, hmm comment it out for now
[21:43] <fccf> helper: patience is a virtue ask again in less than 10 min and I will ignore you
[21:44] <helper> fccf, ignore then lol
[21:44] <timposey> cabrey do yo think that could stop the program from showing anything on the network
[21:44] <mimiloon> cabrey: the keyboard starts working
[21:44] <cabrey> mimiloon, does it start working when virtualbox is quit or the vm is out of fullscreen?
[21:45] <cabrey> timposey, no that has to do with printing
[21:45] <mimiloon> cabrey: in older version of ubuntu, i had no problems with the keyboard and virtalbox
[21:45] <mweichert> is it possible to run gvfs outside of X?
[21:45] <cabrey> mimiloon, what version of virtualbox?
[21:46] <fccf> helper: look at this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=831372
[21:46] <mimiloon> cabrey: when it quits; i have to shut down the vm using the mouse
[21:46] <mimiloon> cabrey: version 2.2.4 (latest
[21:47] <tonytraductor> hald is running, too, so I can't figure out why these items are not automounting..nonetheless, I solved the sd card, but can't get the usbkey mounted.
[21:47] <cabrey> mimiloon, http://www.virtualbox.org/ticket/3894
[21:47] <cabrey> mimiloon, sound like your issue?
[21:47] <qazavul> hi
[21:48] <mimiloon> cabrey: yes
[21:48] <qazavul> can someone help me out
[21:48] <fccf> !ask > qazavul
[21:48] <Floops[w]> soo mdm... i can use the cd .. but what method would i take to make sure.. i keep everything and don't overwrite box config
[21:48] <Floops[w]> files.. that is
[21:49] <cabrey> mimiloon, there does not seem to be a solution to this quirk -- just a workaround
[21:49] <cabrey> mimiloon, switch virtual desktops type something, then switch back
[21:49] <Trijntje> Hi all. Every time i start azureus/vuze it asks to install update 4.2.0.2. When I accept this I have to restart, but then I get a prompt for the same update. How can i stop this?
[21:49] <mdm> Floops boot the cd then use the rescue option to reload the boot loader
[21:49] <Floops[w]> got ya
[21:49] <mdm> Floops alternatly you can use it to create a new initrd and store that in /boot
[21:49] <fccf> Trijntje: start azureus as root
[21:49] <tonytraductor> i got it...it was /dev/sdc1, but I only figured that out digging int he archives...there must be a way from terminal to determine where thigs are, no?
[21:50] <Floops[w]> now.. all i need is the cd
[21:50] <PsyberS`> is it possible to boot a live cd and then install onto an NFS mount (so i can use PXE after reboot and set the root to the NFS share)?
[21:51] <tonytraductor> I wonder, too, being no expert in such matters, if sdc1 indicates the usb port, itself, and if it is different if I use the other port (there are 2)
[21:51] <Trijntje> fccf: hmm, sounds microsoft-like, but ill try that, thanks
[21:51] <Jack_Sparrow> PsyberS` no
[21:51] <timposey> cabrey I commented that error out but still no other networks or computers show up in samba this was working great always has, I can't think of anything that I might have added unless it was a regular update that I installed.
[21:51] <Floops[w]> mdm.. one other things is there a command for rescue option mode
[21:51] <cabrey> timposey, what do you mean no computers show up?
[21:51] <qazavul> can some one help me with my mp3player
[21:51] <cabrey> timposey, are you talking about in nautilus?
[21:51] <mdm> Floops your want to use grub-install, and you want to do this AFTER you put in a new initrd
[21:51] <qazavul> its a zen mosaic
[21:52] <[t0rc]> is ubuntu with ext4 stable? or are a lot of people still having issues with it?
[21:52] <cabrey> [t0rc], running it right now
[21:52] <qazavul> im have ing a hard time get the program to run and ubuntu to read it
[21:52] <guntbert> !enter | qazavul
[21:53] <fccf> Trijintje: azureus needs admin priv to update ... open terminal run sudo azureus(or whatever the command is) run the update restart and you are done
[21:53] <Floops[w]> i will try mdm
[21:53] <Floops[w]> thanks again for all ur help
[21:53] <qazavul> guntbert: wut
[21:53] <Floops[w]> if it doesn't work out
[21:53] <Floops[w]> i will just be a good thing to redo it
[21:53] <timposey> cabrey I have 3 other computers on the network and none show up I'm using smb4k, I am assuming that is samba on 8.10
[21:53] <jwfoxjr> is there a quick way to kill off all the settings in Network manager and have it rediscover all your interfaces?  My NetworkManager got bork'd after trying to setup OpenVPN
[21:53] <wrektjet> anyone very familiar with editing fstab? i need to mount a partition... http://paste.ubuntu.com/187656/
[21:54] <jedi06> I'm trying to install updates and i get what would you like to do about menu.lst
[21:54] <timposey> cabrey the other computers are windows
[21:54] <mimiloon> cabrey: thanks for your help
[21:54] <cabrey> timposey, smb4? that's just an alpha... anyways see if you have smbclient installed
[21:54] <guntbert> qazavul: please ask you question all in *one* line, if you break it up (with <enter>) its much more difficult to read
[21:54] <Blancd01> k easy question.. how do u boot into ubuntu
[21:54] <qazavul> can anyone help me
[21:54] <fccf> wrektjet: what partition?
[21:54] <Blancd01> *from the console (sorry i forgot to add this)
[21:54] <jedi06> should i keep local version or maintainer's version
[21:55] <qazavul> i need help with my zen mosiac
[21:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !patience > qazavul
[21:55] <qazavul> i need to be able to runt he program and for ubuntu to read the mp3 so i can add stuff to it
[21:55] <Blancd01> *Revised* how do i boot into the gui of ubuntu from the Ctrl+Alt+F1 screen?
[21:55] <tonytraductor> doh...alright, something wrong here.  I managed to mount the usbkey with mount /dev/sdc1 /media/usb...then I unmounted (sudo umount /media/usb), unplugged it, plugged it back in, and tried again, just to verify, and now I get "mount special device /dev/sdc1 does not exist
[21:55] <cabrey> Blancd01, startx?
[21:56] <qazavul> srry
[21:56] <tonytraductor> so I thought I had it solved, but, apparently not
[21:56] <Jack_Sparrow> Blancd01 Possibly.. sudo invoke-rc.d gdm
[21:56] <jedi06> ...................
[21:56] <tonytraductor> apparently the /dev/* changes each time I plug it in...annoying
[21:57] <Blancd01> syntax error missing required parameter
[21:57] <Jack_Sparrow> tonytraductor use the uuid instead of the .dev
[21:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !uuid
[21:57] <Blancd01> sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[21:57] <Blancd01> i did this option
[21:57] <wrektjet> fccf, i have a /dev/sda3 which contains sda5 and sda6 not mounted anywhere. sda32 is mounted at "/"
[21:57] <cabrey> Blancd01, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[21:57] <wrektjet> *sda2 is mounted at "/"
[21:57] <fccf> Blancd01: startx or ctrl-alt-f7
[21:57] <guntbert> Blancd01: the sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
[21:58] <jwfoxjr> is there a quick way to kill off all the settings in Network manager and have it rediscover all your interfaces?  My NetworkManager got bork'd after trying to setup OpenVPN
[21:58] <dabukalam> hi all i'm having some trouble with packet injection on jaunty with an intel 4965
[21:58] <jwfoxjr> I'd prefer not to reinstall
[21:58] <qazavul> ok where can i get help with my problem
[21:58] <Blancd01> wierd
[21:58] <Blancd01> i have 1080i support in console
[21:58] <Blancd01> alt+ctrl+f1
[21:58] <razerblk> wierd
[21:58] <Blancd01> all systems go
[21:58] <tonytraductor> well, how do I determine what the uuid is, though?
[21:59] <Jack_Sparrow> tonytraductor see the link
[21:59] <Blancd01> but then i hit ctrl+alt+f7 and its 480 again
[21:59] <tonytraductor> and why isn't this stuff automounting int he first place, I'd like to know
[21:59] <tonytraductor> what link?
[21:59] <Blancd01> how do i force gdm to use my resolution?
[21:59] <giiker> anyone knows if there is any acript/plugin for irssi to alert me of new msgs within irsii?
[21:59] <cabrey> Blancd01, change the resolution
[21:59] <cabrey> Blancd01, login
[21:59] <cabrey> jwfoxjr, What version of ubuntu?
[21:59] <fccf> wrektjet: what format are they i.e. ext3, fat16, fat32, NTFS???
[21:59] <jwfoxjr> cabrey: Janunty amd64
[22:00] <cabrey> jwfoxjr, Right click nework manager > edit connections
[22:00] <zaccour> how is xpde for regular use? anyone tried it?
[22:00] <wrektjet> fccf, well my / is ext3 and sda3 containing 5 and 6 are swap and ext4 respectively
[22:00] <timposey> cabrey yes smbclient is installed
[22:01] <cabrey> timposey, Places > Network, nothing shows up?
[22:01] <qazavul> where can i get help ith my problem
[22:02] <jwfoxjr> cabrey: I've done that - redefined my wired interface, restarted networking, restarted NetworkManger, but the interface doesn't have the proper address when I do an ifconfig...
[22:02] <zaccour> how is xpde for regular use? anyone tried it?
[22:02] <Trijntje> fccf: azureus still keeps asking for the same update. Any other sugestions?
[22:02] <jwfoxjr> cabrey: should I just delete all the interfaces and reboot?
[22:02] <qazavul> please
[22:02] <cabrey> jwfoxjr, just about to suggest that, nm might recreate them
[22:02] <timposey> cabrey it says windows network, but when I chick on it, it says unable to mount location
[22:03] <Blancd01> where is the option to change resolutions?
[22:03] <Trijntje> qazavul: things scroll fast here, i dont think everybody knows your problem
[22:03] <giiker> anyone knows if there is any acript/plugin for irssi to alert me of new msgs within irsii?
[22:03] <cabrey> timposey, i might have a solution
[22:03] <phlexonance> I accidentally deleted my wastebin and I can't drag it from nautilus to the bar :D
[22:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !coc > dabukalam
[22:03] <cabrey> timposey, go to the configuration editor (Alt-F2 > gconf-editor)
[22:03] <Myrtti> giiker: noisyquery.pl
[22:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !guidelines > dabukalam
[22:04] <phlexonance> meh, found it
[22:04] <Solaris> fccf: you think wiping and reinstalling ubuntu would fix it
[22:04] <qazavul> i have the ine program but i cant run my program to add stuff to my zen mosaic and it wont read the mp3
[22:04] <Slart> giiker: I use a small script that uses the notification in ubuntu.. makes nice popups =)
[22:04] <jwfoxjr> cabrey: thanks - going to go home and try that - worst case scenario, I have everything backed up...LOL
[22:04] <Trijntje> qazavul: do you mean the wine program?
[22:04] <qazavul> yes\
[22:04] <Blancd01> how do i change resolutions in ubuntu
[22:05] <timposey> cabrey  I'm there
[22:05] <Blancd01> i did it successfully in c+a+f1
[22:05] <cabrey> timposey, expand system
[22:05] <timposey> cabrey ok
[22:05] <Trijntje> qazavul: did you try putting music on you mp3 player with rhythmbox?
[22:05] <cabrey> timposey, click on smb and then edit the workgroup key
[22:06] <qazavul> whats rythm box
[22:06] <giiker> phlexonance: I think you might readd it using the properties option by right clicking where it was
[22:06] <cabrey> qazavul, that is an audio management app
[22:06] <timposey> cabrey there is no value there
[22:06] <giiker> phlexonance: I think you might readd it using the properties option by right clicking where it was
[22:06] <qazavul> i cant try
[22:06] <cabrey> timposey, yes edit it and put your workgroup in there
[22:06] <tonytraductor> okay, well, I've successfully managed to mount and umount my sd card and usb key several times, but by hand and as root, only...I'd like them to automount, and be user accessible.  Now, I think I can edit /etc/fstab to do this with the sd card, but for somereason, the location of the usbkey seems to change each time I plug it in, so I don't know how I would manage that in /etc/fstab, unless this uuid remains the same, but I haven't 
[22:06] <qazavul> i can try
[22:06] <wrektjet> so does anyone know how i can restore my /dev/sda3? fdisk doesnt see it. im out of space on my / partition
[22:06] <Blancd01> guys i dont mean to be a bother but can u plz help me change resolutions?
[22:07] <cabrey> BlackWolf90, System > Preferecnes > Display
[22:07] <cabrey> oops Blancd01 ^^
[22:07] <giiker> tonytraductor: try to use the LBEL option in fstab
[22:07] <giiker> I did with my HD
[22:07] <tonytraductor> oddly, I've never heard of the "LBEL option"
[22:07] <giiker> tonytraductor: I meant LABEL
[22:07] <Jack_Sparrow> wrektjet Use livecd and remove stuff from /var/cache/apt/archives
[22:07] <tonytraductor> oh
[22:07] <mdm> wrektjet: did fdisk ever see the partition 3 on that disk? if so what was it?  did you change it?  if so what to?
[22:08] <tonytraductor> I'm still going to have to go google that...
[22:08] <giiker> man the fstab, and read it
[22:08] <Jack_Sparrow> tonytraductor careful with labels, done wrong will format the partition
[22:08] <Trijntje> qazavul: if you say my name in the chat I can see that you talked to me. Also, I found this link via google: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7317260
[22:08] <timposey> cabrey I did that and went back to network and still the same
[22:08] <giiker> tonytradcutor: just look up the manual inyour shell: man fstab. it gives you also examples
[22:08] <Blancd01> doesnt work :\
[22:08] <downracer> Anybody know link for manual IP STATIC config in 8.10, which explain the user trick to complain with th e bug.. kind of set and go back into the network manager a second time to keep settings after reboot?
[22:08] <Knoxville> I'm trying to access the web interface of Nagios and it keeps asking me to download the *.php file any ideas why?
[22:09] <cabrey> timposey, you might have to log out and back in for the effect to kick in -- or sometimes even reboot
[22:09] <zaccour> where can i find all the desktops available for ubuntu with screenshots?
[22:09] <tonytraductor> for the sdcard I'm just going to /dev/sdb1 /media/canon auto noautor,user,exec 0 0
[22:09] <Jack_Sparrow> zaccour one sec for a link
[22:09] <zaccour> Jack_Sparrow, ok thanks
[22:09] <Jack_Sparrow> zaccour http://xwinman.org/
[22:09] <wrektjet> mdm yes it once did i was changing it with someones help on irc and he bailed on me midway thru. we were editing fstab. i was moving the SO files from sda3 to the smaller sda2. so we did that part. but we never got the other partitioon mouinted again
[22:09] <giiker> tonytraductor: I found my bookmark:>> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions
[22:10] <wrektjet> *so = os (ubuntu operating system)
[22:10] <giiker> tonytraductor: and I also used this link:>>>http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?&t=283131
[22:10] <Solaris> problems with mysql http://paste.ubuntu.com/187666/plain/
[22:10] <fccf> Trijntje: get a better client - ubuntu native like transmission - I cannot support azereus
[22:11] <cabrey> Trijntje, also try Deluge
[22:11] <cemunal> can we get 3d with nouveau drivers?
[22:11] <wrektjet> mdm the unmounted partition (sda3 containg sda5 and sda6) was at /boot originally
[22:11] <Jack_Sparrow> tonytraductor http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=283131
[22:11] <mdm> wrektjet: there is a very small chance, if you know where the partion was, did not change it to spread out another partion, did not extend it, that you can put it back.  Other then that the disk label is just a table to where things are on the disk, there is no backup and if anything changed the info in that space its gone
[22:11] <Solaris> fccf: you think i should wipe and go with a fresh install?
[22:12] <giiker> Jack_Sparrow> apparently we had the same problem before...jeje
[22:12] <sven_oostenbrink> I do an "scp linuxlab:svn.tgz ." which nicely copies the file but then when at 100% gives me the error "svn.tgz: Invalid argument".. what could be causing this?
[22:12] <Jack_Sparrow> giiker I use that page alot
[22:12] <qazavul> Trijntje is there a way to make ubuntu read my mp3
[22:12] <Trijntje> fccf: ok, ill look into that. Transmission is a bit to simple for my needs. Thanks for the tip
[22:12] <wrektjet> mdm i dont need any data from the parrtiton
[22:12] <mrdonkey> hi
[22:12] <Trijntje> cabrey: Ill look into Deluge, thanks
[22:12] <phil__> g0epx
[22:12] <wrektjet> mdm i just want to make fstab see it so i can mount it and start using the space
[22:13] <mdm> wrektjet: pastebin a fdisk -l
[22:13] <fccf> Trijntje: I take it you do alot of seeding
[22:13] <Genie_Dahiyn> ahiyn
[22:14] <razerblk_> anyone know when a newer version of ubunto studio is comming out with the fixed kernal issue ?
[22:14] <stables666> I'm trying to run XAMPP (lamp) but getting this error:  lee@laptop:~$ sudo tar xvfz xampp-linux-1.7.1.tar.gz -C /opt
[22:14] <stables666> [sudo] password for lee:
[22:14] <stables666> tar: xampp-linux-1.7.1.tar.gz: Cannot open: No such file or directory
[22:14] <stables666> tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
[22:14] <stables666> tar: Child returned status 2
[22:14] <FloodBot3> stables666: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:14] <Trijntje> fccf: correct, bandwith to spare ;)
[22:14] <stables666> tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
[22:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !paste > stables666
[22:14] <wrektjet> mdm http://paste.ubuntu.com/187668/
[22:14] <Trijntje> qazavul: have you followed the advice given in the link I gave you?
[22:14] <qazavul> Trijntje: srry uts the link again
[22:15] <stables666> sorry here's url http://paste.ubuntu.com/187669/
[22:15] <Trijntje> qazavul: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7317260
[22:15] <mdm> wrektjet: you cant mount /dev/sda3 I assume you want to mount /dev/sda6?  or did you not care what it was and wanted to extend /dev/sda2 over it?
[22:15] <Jack_Sparrow> stables666 ty for using the pastebin
[22:15] <fccf> Trijntje: Did you know that by going to right click on a torrnet and details - gives you quite a bit of control on how things get seeded
[22:15] <stables666> no probs just need answer now
[22:15] <wrektjet> no i wanted to have the os files ona diff partition in case anything went worng in the future
[22:16] <mdm> stables666: the answer is easy xampp-linux-1.7.1.tar.gz does not exist in your home directory
[22:16] <wrektjet> when i say mount sda3 i guess i meant to say mount sda5 and sda6 which are logical drives within sda3 (i think)
[22:16] <qazavul> Trijntje ty
[22:16] <floryn90> hi
[22:16] <stables666> its on my desktop so how do iget it working and installed
[22:16] <mdm> wrektjet: yes, sda3 is an extended partition, something that is a holdover from IBM DOS
[22:17] <floryn90> can evrybody hrlp me?
[22:17] <mdm> stables666: cd Desktop and do it again
[22:17] <Solaris> problems with mysql http://paste.ubuntu.com/187666/plain/
[22:17] <ralmar> Hey guys, is there a portable version of firefox for linux?
[22:17] <stables666> mdm sorry i dont follow ....
[22:17] <giiker> anyone knows if there is any script/plugin for irssi to alert me of new msgs within irsii?
[22:18] <fccf> ralmar: the portable apps only work in windows...
[22:18] <tonytraductor> what is meant by a "portable version of firefox for linux"?  I have firefox on my jaunty laptop, and I can take it anywhere
[22:18] <razerblk_> same here
[22:18] <giiker> tonytraductor: good one!!
[22:18] <ralmar> tonytraductor,  very funny
[22:18] <tonytraductor> oh yeah, and I also have firefox on my hardy cloudbook
[22:18] <hacktolive> hi all, anyone knows how to create a COW (copy-on-write) for UML? I can't find any info on the internet.... thanks
[22:18] <wrektjet> mdm so if u look at this fstab u see that sda6 is identified as /boot --http://paste.ubuntu.com/187656/ id like to get that recognized somehow im not sure what i am lacking
[22:18] <Trijntje> fccf: you are right, there are more options than i first thought. Thanks again
[22:18] <helper> when i make laptop sleep mode , when i resume it the sound go out i need to restart so it come back ! should i mount the sound again to work after resuming from the sleep mode
[22:18] <mdm> stables666: do you understand directory structure?  ~ means the home directory or litteraly /home/<user>  your desktop is a directory in that directroy called Desktop.  If you have more then one Desktop2 etc.  The file was downloaded to your Desktop not your home directory
[22:19] <wrektjet> mdm sorry here it is again http://paste.ubuntu.com/187656/
[22:19] <giiker> tonytraductor: cloudbook? what, you load your os or FF from the net?!
[22:19] <stables666> so what line would i right in the terminal
[22:19] <isodude> I have a problem with my package-manager, it says there is a package that need to be reinstalled and it can't find the deb-file. What to do?
[22:19] <sbeh> hi, if i insert my 'sony memorystick card' into my laptop, kernel says: 'tifm_core: MemoryStick card detected in socket 0:1' but i can't find any device-file to mount?
[22:19] <sven_oostenbrink> I do an "scp linuxlab:svn.tgz ." which nicely copies the file but then when at 100% gives me the error "svn.tgz: Invalid argument".. what could be causing this?
[22:19] <mdm> wrektjet: do you have /main mounted?
[22:19] <wrektjet> no
[22:20] <wrektjet> mdm no
[22:20] <wrektjet> mdm only /
[22:20] <mdm> stables666: I already told you, cd Desktop and type the same command, alternately append /home/<user>/Desktop to the filename
[22:20] <tonytraductor> hmmm....I can ls /dev/disk/by-uuid and by-id, but not by-label...maybe hardy doesn't support by-label?
[22:20] <mdm> wrektjet: type mount -a does it give you an error, or does it mount /main?
[22:20] <stables666> mdm: ok I'll try that
[22:20] <tonytraductor> no, the cloudbook has hardy herron installed, oem configured even
[22:21]  * isodude hopes that there are some apt-pros here atm :o
[22:21] <wrektjet> mdm: mount: mount point /main does not exist
[22:21] <tonytraductor> I was going to upgrade to jaunty, but the guy I got it from on ebay recommended against, since this version of hardy was oem configured for the hardware
[22:21] <Slart> sven_oostenbrink: is it possible that the current directory isn't writable?
[22:21] <mdm> tonytraductor: it supports it fine, you have to HAVE lables for it to be created tho
[22:21] <giiker> tonytraductor: jaja!!
[22:21] <isodude> On that certain package I have the flags rHR
[22:21] <mdm> wrektjet: sudo mkdir /main
[22:21] <sven_oostenbrink> Slart: 700 with user correct..
[22:21] <tonytraductor> ok, more googling
[22:22] <Slart> sven_oostenbrink: disk full?
[22:22] <stables666> am getting this error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187673/
[22:22] <wrektjet> mdm oh wow ok so i then do sudo mount -a?
[22:22] <mdm> wrektjet: yes
[22:22] <noren> hello everyone can any1 here help me get the stocks plasmoid i m unable to do si
[22:22] <sven_oostenbrink> Slart: shit, you nailed it.. :) but why not say something usefull like.. well, say... disk full maybe? :) instead of invalid argument? I spent 15 minutes looking in to the scp documentation to see what by god I was doing wrong.. :)
[22:22] <billybigrigger> anyone here have experience with installing ubuntu on old hardware? like a p1 166mhz??? im getting an error from isolinux when i boot from cd that i need to update the bios to continue, but i dont have a single floppy, and havent for about 7 years, to update the bios....any help?
[22:23] <fccf> stables666: cd into the directory and do a 'ls'
[22:23] <Slart> sven_oostenbrink: well.. I don't really know.. write an email to the authors and ask why they are morons ;)
[22:23] <sven_oostenbrink> So I will
[22:24] <tonytraductor> brb
[22:24] <stables666> fccf: cd in what direcory and whats ls
[22:24] <ohir> gnite all
[22:24] <wrektjet> mdm will this always then be mounted on startup?
[22:24] <wrektjet> mdm wow that was pretty easy! i cant beleive i has so much trouble with this
[22:24] <nztal> billybigrigger, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LowMemorySystems
[22:24] <wrektjet> you are the man
[22:24] <sven_oostenbrink> Slart: will do :)
[22:25] <mdm> yes wrektjet mount -a is what the system does, well its supposed to do, at startup
[22:25] <Rabbit1> hey guys
[22:25] <zyeeer> hi all
[22:25] <mdm> wrektjet: whoever helped you simply forgot the last step, but your welcome
[22:25] <zyeeer> I have a hp laptop
[22:25] <wrektjet> mdm ha thnx a lot
[22:25] <nztal> billybigrigger, sorry i didn't pay close attention to your problem, i just copied something that might be relevant to you
[22:25] <robert__> whats the difference between window managers and desktops?
[22:26] <zyeeer> the suspend mode is broken :(
[22:26] <wrektjet> i was spending all my time learning syntax for fstab! crazy. anyway thnx again
[22:26] <zyeeer> can you tell me if is possible to fix it?
[22:26] <Rabbit1> can anyone maybe assist me in getting my maximum screen resolution correct?
[22:26] <mdm> btw wrektjet what do you plan on using /main for, or did you not want to copy or move data arround?
[22:26] <Slart> robert__: one is a term that is well defined on the wikipedia and the other is a.. oh .. my bad.. they're both well defined on wikipedia ;)
[22:26] <zaccour> whats the difference between window managers and desktops?
[22:26] <Agion1> hi, how can I make a program (from wine) startable from comsole by a command?
[22:27] <cabrey> zaccour, http://www.downloadsquad.com/2007/12/18/flipping-the-linux-switch-desktop-environments-vs-window-manag/
[22:27] <wrektjet> mdm i just wanted to have the operating systemns files on a sperate partition in case of mistakes down the line or upgrades
[22:27] <Blancd01> i wish i knew how to do this :\
[22:27] <Pranka> zyeeer: Please look in this thread found in the UbuntuForums: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2875529
[22:27] <mdm> wrektjet: I was goign to suggest you make it your home drive given its vast space :)
[22:27] <zaccour> cabrey, thanks man
[22:27] <zyeeer> thx
[22:27] <Rabbit1> agion1: don't you just type wine and the program name??? not sure but you can man wine
[22:27] <Slart> robert__: search for "desktop enviroment", and "window manager".. those articles are pretty good
[22:27] <isodude> solved it! man is your friend
[22:27] <wrektjet> mdm how would i do that?
[22:28] <she_dyed> somebody gave you a tip Blancd01 did you see
[22:28] <wrektjet> in gparted?
[22:28] <isodude> ran sudo dpkg --remove --force-remove-reinstreq
[22:28] <mdm> wrektjet: more like by hand, i dont think gparted can do that
[22:28] <Agion1> Rabbit1: yea but I don't want to type wine ~/.wine/Program \Files/bla/bla/bla all the time but instead of it like "Spotify"
[22:29] <golempje> agion1: make a start script?
[22:29] <Rabbit1> agion1: isn't it maybe possible to make a alias for that command?
[22:29] <Agion1> golempje: exactly but I'm asking how
[22:29] <Rabbit1> agion1: or as said a script?
[22:29] <cabrey> !wm
[22:30] <lee_>  fccf: cd in what direcory and whats ls
[22:30] <cabrey> !windowmanager
[22:30] <DragonflyALE> _flyer
[22:30] <mdm> wrektjet: type "cd /home" then "sudo du -sk *" and pastebin it
[22:30] <DragonflyALE> heila' come va
[22:30] <fccf> cd to the directory where the tar.gz file is -- ls is like dir in dos
[22:31] <Rabbit1> so can anyone help me with the incorrect maximum screen resolution???
[22:31] <wrektjet> mdm permission denied?
[22:31] <wrektjet> does that make sense?
[22:31] <mdm> X is a graphicsl enviroment, gome is a set of programs that include a window manger.  a window manager does things like give you boarders, buttons and colors.  It also includes a desktop manager, things like menus, settings and such
[22:31] <lee_> fccf care to show me the line i would enter
[22:31] <wrektjet> mdm du: cannot access `marc/.gvfs': Permission denied
[22:32] <mdm> yes wrektjet type sudo before the du
[22:32] <noren> is there anyway to get a stock ticker applet
[22:32] <fccf> lee_: cd Desktop enter ls | pastebinit
[22:32] <wrektjet> yes i did
[22:32] <mdm> and Gnome is one of MANY window/desktop managers
[22:33] <cabrey> noren, right click on the panel > add to panel
[22:33] <Gain> is there a good putty alternative in Ubuntu?
[22:33] <fccf> lee_ are you just trying to install a lamp server?
[22:33] <giiker> tonytraductor: i didnt catch what you said last?
[22:33] <wrektjet> mdm marc@marc:/home$ sudo du -sk
[22:33] <wrektjet> du: cannot access `./marc/.gvfs': Permission denied 10239668	
[22:33] <noren> cabrey: i cant find it whats its name
[22:33] <Rabbit1> ssh?
[22:33] <lee_> fccf: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187673/
[22:33] <Gain> Rabbit1 sure
[22:33] <Gain> as well as sftp
[22:33] <badcloud> argggg, pidgin sux
[22:34] <Gain> badcloud, what protocol are you using?
[22:34] <cabrey> noren, hmm maybe there isn't one, i swear there was, hold on
[22:34] <_dr> how come gnome-terminal will set the cwd to / if i start it via keyboard shortcut?
[22:34] <Rabbit1> okay i'll google it.
[22:34] <mdm> ok wrektjet just wait :) there is probably ALLOT of space used there, wait until the $ prompt comes back
[22:34] <fccf> lee_ i think I see what Is going on ... one step at a time
[22:34] <fccf> cd lampp
[22:34] <badcloud> gain, I'm using aim, icq, jabber, facebook, twitter and yahoo
[22:34] <noren> cabrey: if u can plz direct me where i can find one
[22:34] <lee_> fccf: please tell me :)
[22:34] <Gain> lol MSN isn't in there haha
[22:34] <badcloud> and msn
[22:35] <badcloud> forgot that bit
[22:35] <badcloud> :P
[22:35] <JackB21> Is there a program to download music in ubuntu?
[22:35] <cabrey> noren, its called invest
[22:35] <badcloud> think I'll switch to centerim
[22:35] <cabrey> noren, there is one
[22:35] <Gain> for msn get EMESENE
[22:35] <Gain> I like it a lot
[22:35] <JackB21> like p2p in ubuntu?
[22:35] <badcloud> pidgin is seg faulting like a mutha
[22:35] <badcloud> thanks
[22:35] <fccf> lee_ see my private message
[22:36] <Gain> so guys, a good Putty alternative in Ubuntu?
[22:36] <Gain> I need to ssh into some servers
[22:36] <noren> cabrey: i am using kde kubuntu will be named differently here
[22:36] <JackB21> ssh
[22:36] <badcloud> I think it's twitter that's making it seg, but I'm not sure
[22:36] <mdm> JackB21:  your question is very vague, there are MANY programs to download with, and many can be clasified p2p
[22:36] <JackB21> Any program to download music?
[22:36] <bastidrazor> Gain, gnome-terminal
[22:36] <Gain> JackB21 is that an application?
[22:36] <Rabbit1> I think i found one...
[22:36] <cabrey> noren, not sure about kde /join #kubuntu
[22:36] <mdm> Gain your joking right?  putty EMULATES ssh, just type ssh
[22:36] <Gain> lol
[22:36] <Gain> im a noob
[22:36] <erUSUL> !p2p | JackB21
[22:36] <JackB21> Gain, yes an app to get music?
[22:36] <fccf> JackB21: it is not the general policy to tell people how do do illegal things
[22:37] <Rabbit1> told you so
[22:37] <cabrey> Gain, understandable everybodies been there
[22:37] <mdm> its like saying what is the Windows version of wine :)
[22:37] <lee_> fccf: private msg
[22:37] <JackB21> ubottu, thanks
[22:37] <bastidrazor> !ssh > Gain
[22:37] <Blancd01> hey guys what are some good ubuntu emulators
[22:38] <mdm> god I need to learn those triggers.  Can I get a list of all things that bot knows?
[22:38] <Jack_Sparrow> Blancd01 game emulators that run under ubuntu perhaps?
[22:38] <cabrey> Blancd01, do you mean virtualation software?
[22:38] <Jack_Sparrow> !bot
[22:38] <mdm> Jack_Sparrow: thanks
[22:38] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[22:38] <cabrey> !virtualbox
[22:38] <JackB21> fccf, it is not illegal to download free that has no copyright.
[22:38] <Kalmi_> !virtualizers | Blancd01
[22:38] <Jack_Sparrow> !msgthebot > cabrey
[22:38] <Rabbit1> nobody to help with screen resolution problem? :(
[22:38] <mdm> !mp4
[22:38] <Jack_Sparrow> JackB21 Your question is too vague
[22:39] <fccf> JackB21: Be spacific
[22:39] <Jack_Sparrow> !msgthebot > mdm
[22:39] <giiker>  : you knew that already!
[22:39] <jshriver> How do you connect a serial terminal up to an Ubuntu box? more specifically how to you configure ubuntu to allow serial logins?
[22:39] <wrektjet> bah... mdm and anyone else: do you know how to change the permissions on a file called .gvfs?
[22:39] <t1ger> !nfs
[22:39] <mdm> sorry Jack_Sparrow I was just playing with it :)
[22:39] <jshriver> a howto I found suggests agetty which I dont see available in ubuntu
[22:39] <cabrey> Jack_Sparrow, I meant that for JackB21, since he said emulator. Sorry for confusion
[22:39] <Jack_Sparrow> !chown
[22:39] <Jack_Sparrow> cabrey np
[22:40] <mdm> wrektjet: dont its gnomes virtual file system
[22:40] <jshriver> ?
[22:40] <Rabbit1> ?
[22:40] <Gain> !scp
[22:40] <t1ger> !vdapu
[22:40] <jshriver> I know how to use the shell :) I just dont know hot to configure Ubuntu to interface with a dumb terminal over a serial line
[22:40] <jshriver> s/hot/how
[22:41] <cabrey> jshriver do you want the main screen on the serial console?
[22:41] <razerblk_> jack will not connect with server.....anyone got ideas ?
[22:41] <jshriver> just shell
[22:41] <jshriver> using an old Wyse ANSI terminal
[22:41] <jshriver> thought it would be fun to try connecting it upt o my box
[22:41] <cabrey> jshriver, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SerialConsoleHowto
[22:42] <codeFiend> if I have a 7.04 server sitting around, how likely am I to fubar it by trying to upgrade to 8, and thence to 9?
[22:42] <cabrey> !7.04
[22:42] <codeFiend> yeah I read the EOL upgrade guide
[22:42] <wrektjet> mdm it seems to be a bug
[22:42] <Jack_Sparrow> codeFiend usually depends on how much you added from outside repos.  the more unsupported stuff the less likely it will go smoothly
[22:42] <codeFiend> just wondering if I really need to drive there and make a full backup before I fuck with it, or if it's likely to be ok
[22:42] <jshriver> thanks for the link :)
[22:42] <Jack_Sparrow> !ohmy > codeFiend
[22:43] <tw3ak> hey is it possible to boot from floppy and then mount and start the cd?
[22:43] <cabrey> codeFiend, I would suggest going to 8.04 as that is a LTS
[22:43] <codeFiend> Jack_Sparrow: I don't think there was much extra added... hmm.
[22:43] <Jack_Sparrow> codeFiend review your sources list
[22:43] <codeFiend> Jack_Sparrow: ah sorry about the language. slipped out.
[22:43] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[22:43] <helper> when i make laptop sleep mode , when i resume it the sound go out i need to restart so it come back ! should i mount the sound again to work after resuming from the sleep mode
[22:43] <codeFiend> cabrey: no 9.04?
[22:44] <cabrey> codeFiend, I would not recommend it for a server
[22:44] <cabrey> !LTS
[22:45] <giiker> tw3ak: yes
[22:45] <fritzIsOnline> how can i eject disc drive without using it's button
[22:45] <Tetracomm> Hello.
[22:45] <codeFiend> Jack_Sparrow: all standard sources, plus security, plus a freenx service that I never got to work right so it can be safely removed anyway
[22:45] <cabrey> fritzIsOnline, sudo eject
[22:45] <Tetracomm> How do I load the mouse driver in the terminal?
[22:45] <Nationiant> Tetracomm: Hello
[22:45] <Tetracomm> With no GUI running?
[22:45] <fritzIsOnline> merci bien
[22:45] <giiker> fritzIsOnline: iwth a paper clip?!
[22:45] <mdm> wrektjet: what is the bug the fact that gvfs is hidden from root?
[22:45] <Nationiant> merci
[22:45] <Nationiant> asd
[22:45] <Jack_Sparrow> codeFiend 7.04 has reached eol right?
[22:45] <Nationiant> HEY
[22:45] <troubled> jono: great show :)
[22:45] <Nationiant> Now I have a problem
[22:45] <cabrey> Tetracomm, gpm
[22:45] <codeFiend> Jack_Sparrow: yup
[22:46] <codeFiend> Jack_Sparrow: there's an EOL upgrade guide on the wiki I was reading the other day
[22:46] <Nationiant> How can I (or if I even can) add Ubuntu 9.04 to Windows Vista bootloader?
[22:46] <jono> thanks troubled :)
[22:46] <Jack_Sparrow> codeFiend if needed, use the old.roeps and go for it.  I assume you have a backup
[22:46] <Tetracomm> Thank you, cabrey.
[22:46] <cabrey> Nationiant, use grub
[22:46] <jshriver> neat that works :) kinda nice to see a shell on an old school green terminal lol
[22:46] <troubled> now just need to get all this folk listening to the show :)
[22:46] <Nationiant> I don't like grub
[22:46] <wrektjet> mdm i think soemthing like that i did a search and on a forum someone linked to two bugs about it. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5478958
[22:46] <codeFiend> Jack_Sparrow: I think I'm going to drive to datacenter and make one before I do it :)
[22:46] <codeFiend> hehe
[22:46] <cabrey> jshriver, surf the web using links :P
[22:46] <mdm> Jack_Sparrow: is there a way to add tags to the bot?
[22:46] <codeFiend> better safe
[22:46] <jshriver> hehe
[22:46] <Kalmi_> Nationiant, you could use wubi
[22:46] <Jack_Sparrow> codeFiend make a sep home while you are at it
[22:47] <cabrey> Kalmi_, wubi is slower compared to native install
[22:47] <Nationiant> That's the main reason
[22:47] <Trijntje> is Transmission banned by the ubuntu torrent tracker?
[22:47] <Jack_Sparrow> Friends dont let friends use wubi
[22:47] <Nationiant> I want use the native linux format
[22:47] <codeFiend> Jack_Sparrow: what do you mean separate home?
[22:47] <Jack_Sparrow> codeFiend yes
[22:47] <Nationiant> ext3
[22:47] <mdm> wrektjet: there not bugs they are part of the file system secuity
[22:47] <Nationiant> So can I?
[22:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !home
[22:47] <Kalmi_> Nationiant, what is is that you don't like about grub? :)
[22:47] <cabrey> Nationiant, yes
[22:47] <codeFiend> oh, an extra partition for it, I see
[22:47] <codeFiend> hmm
[22:47] <Nationiant> I dunno, but how can i
[22:47] <Jack_Sparrow> codeFiend that keeps your files sep from os so os can more easlily be updated
[22:47] <giiker> links rocks, but I once navigated to a website and they banned my IP
[22:48] <codeFiend> Jack_Sparrow: makes sense.
[22:48] <sburwood> My EEE PC 900 was updated to 9.04.  On boot, it boots a 8.10 kernel.  Why?
[22:48] <Nationiant> Well
[22:48] <Nationiant> How can I add Ubuntu to Vista bootloader, OR recover Grub?
[22:48] <giiker> they said I was  using a web crawler, just  a heads up
[22:48] <cabrey> sburwood, any other options in grub?
[22:48] <sburwood> no
[22:48] <Jack_Sparrow> !grub
[22:48] <Nationiant> I overwrote grub with vista bootloader
[22:48] <Kalmi_> !grub | Nationiant
[22:48] <cabrey> sburwood, uname -r in terminal
[22:48] <Nationiant> Oh
[22:48] <myself> hey whats the best type of ubuntu to install on a laptop, 3.20 ghz, pentium 4, but only 256 mb of ram?
[22:48] <sburwood> I'm using my desktop which is allergic to 9.04
[22:49] <wrektjet> mdm well ok. but then how would i change from /main to /home in the file system
[22:49] <Kalmi_> myself, ubuntu/xubuntu... xubuntu is more light-weight..
[22:49] <sburwood> cabrey answer to uname -r = 2.6.27-14-generic
[22:49] <Jack_Sparrow> codeFiend FYI, I keep a stable and a testing linux on every box
[22:49] <sburwood> on this desktop
[22:49] <cabrey> sburwood, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[22:49] <cabrey> sburwood, also post your sources.list to pastebin
[22:49] <helper> No sound after standby / sleeping-mode , how i can fix this issue! thx
[22:50] <mdm> wrektjet: I was getting there but first I wanted to see by the output of the du if the pain I was going to inflict upon you us worth the time.
[22:50] <wrektjet> mdm i think im back where started :(
[22:50] <sburwood> cabrey, I have two problems.  This desktop is allergic to 2.6.28.  I have to hit escape during boot to get to 2.6.27
[22:50] <wrektjet> the grub files are now in the file "main" with 400+ free gigs
[22:50] <jake> hey guys my source list is missing can you give me a link to the list with keys that ship with jaunty?
[22:50] <Kalmi_> helper, try switching to ALSA
[22:51] <Mow> Jack_sparrow: If I wanted could I run teamviewer / xfire with wine?
[22:51] <sburwood> I want to eliminate the choice of 2.6.28 on this desktop
[22:51] <Kalmi_> !sound | helper
[22:51] <mdm> wrektjet: what I had planned was for you to copy everything from home to that parition, wipe our home then mount that partition as home.  Of course you can not do that while it is in use so most of it has to be done in single user mode to be safe
[22:51] <cabrey> sburwood, i thought it was an Eee
[22:51] <wrektjet> mdm i can use the livecd
[22:51] <Jack_Sparrow> Mow No idea, I dont use wine.. see the /msg ubottu !appdb
[22:51] <sburwood> cabrey, there are two computers at the house.  One, a EEE, one a P4 at 2.4G
[22:51] <jake> it just disapeered on me
[22:51] <mdm> wrektjet: true
[22:52] <Jack_Sparrow> sburwood gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[22:52] <cabrey> sburwood, does the Eee work?
[22:52] <Rabbit1> some help with resolution problem...
[22:52] <giiker> !resolution
[22:52] <sburwood> yes, but its battery time is very limited
[22:52] <Rabbit1> maximum resolution is incorrect
[22:52] <cabrey> sburwood, how did you upgrade both system? also, for the Eee i would suggest array.org kernel
[22:52] <wrektjet> mdm sigh. the whole idea i was trying to get at wa to seperate the grub files from my data. it doesnt look like ive done that
[22:53] <Kalmi_> Rabbit1, read the whole factoid, please...
[22:53] <Mylesmadness> Is there a program like teamviewer for ubuntu?
[22:53] <jack28> who is from peterborough?
[22:53] <jake> anyone?
[22:53] <Rabbit1> okay will do again.
[22:53] <mdm> wrektjet: no all you did was make a new partiotn for space, in a directory that really isnt standard for anything
[22:53] <Fohn> jake what was your question?
[22:53] <jake> my software sources disapeered
[22:53] <jake> they are just gone
[22:54] <jake> I need a link to them and the keys
[22:54] <Jack_Sparrow> jake check for typo in path
[22:54] <myself> hey is it okay to install xubuntu on like a 10gb parititon ON A LAPTOP if your hard drive is like 80gb with 23gb free? or what? this person has to be able to access windows partition and stuff
[22:54] <myself> to be able to access ntfs, but have linux
[22:54] <sburwood> cabrey, two problems.  The EEE was updated.  It says that it is 9.04.  When I hit "esc" during boot, I only see a 2.6.27 kernel from 8.10
[22:54] <tag> So if I was going to dual boot an OS-X machine with ubuntu, what would be the benefit of using bootcamp instead of grub, or vise versa?
[22:54] <jake> they are the ones that came with jaunty
[22:54] <mu99ins> !info bluez-utils > mu99ins
[22:54] <jake> they are not there at all now
[22:54] <boss_mc> jake, go into System->Software sources and check the boxes
[22:54] <sburwood> The desktop which I'm using refuses to use 9.04
[22:54] <jake> all gone
[22:54] <cabrey> sburwood, how did you upgrade the system?
[22:54] <mdm> wrektjet: what I was guesing, without knowing what you really use your system for is that the majority of the space you used is in fact your home directory.  But that sort of depends on how long you have used your system
[22:54] <sburwood> on the website
[22:55] <jake> oh i see
[22:55] <Fohn> seems like you could just google that, or look it up on the website, however...
[22:55] <cabrey> sburwood, you didnt use update-manager?
[22:55] <erUSUL> myself: it is possible... if it is ok or not is up to you (or the person you are talking about )
[22:55] <wrektjet> mdm ive been using the systen for a few months
[22:55] <jake> what happen to my third party ? thats what is gone
[22:55] <Jack_Sparrow> jake gedit /etc/apt/sources.list              ctrl-shift-V  to paste into terminal
[22:55] <phil__> hey guys does anyone know how to install songbird on ubuntu??????????
[22:55] <sburwood> yes, I was mistaken, I used the update manager with the EEE
[22:55] <myself> ErUSUL i am just asking for advice, whats the best size dude
[22:55] <jake> I'm sorry for my ignorance there
[22:55] <mdm> wrektjet: did that du ever finish?
[22:55] <wrektjet> mdm but i only have like 15 gigs of data
[22:55] <Fohn> no problem
[22:55] <thiebaude> jake, can you re-enable them?
[22:56] <cabrey> sburwood, and the desktop, a fresh install or upgrade?
[22:56] <wrektjet> mdm nope i told u i am getting that error
[22:56] <erUSUL> myself: given that you have only 23 GiB free 10 giB is ok i guess
[22:56] <Fohn> jake: Did they dissapear when you upgraded to jaunty, or just "out of the blue"?
[22:56] <myself> 10gb is okay? okay. cool
[22:56] <myself> thank you
[22:56] <Kalmi_> wrektjet, um... Trash?
[22:56] <bastidrazor> phil__, the last time i used songbird it still had a memory leak
[22:56] <boss_mc> jake: deb (src) http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu jaunty partner
[22:56] <cabrey> phil__, check out Banshee
[22:56] <wrektjet> kalmi what do u mean trash
[22:56] <boss_mc> jake: is the 3rd party source the ubuntu comes with
[22:56] <mdm> wrektjet: let it get that error, let it finish too.  Some commands, especially those that walk a file system, take a long time
[22:56] <phil__> is there any easy way to install the latest songbird on ubuntu ?
[22:57] <giiker> phil: installed sonbird but id didnt run well
[22:57] <sburwood> I had done a upgrade on the desktop, but during boot, I get a sort of error message that prevents me from getting past the POST
[22:57] <sburwood> so I had to revert back to 8.10
[22:57] <cabrey> sburwood, that doesn't make sense, POST is part of the BIOS
[22:57] <wrektjet> mdm but the /home$ pops back up on the next line
[22:57] <bastidrazor> phil__, you'll have to download the .tar.gz and install it that way. i don't think their is a deb for it
[22:57] <thiebaude> sburwood: sounds like a hardware problem
[22:58] <helper> Kalmi_, i did as site alsa force-reload , the sound driver remove from the kernal ! how i can reload this again ! thx
[22:58] <mdm> wrektjet: it doesnt give you any more lines, like maybe something with hour username and a number?
[22:58] <Jack_Sparrow> bastidrazor I sent him a link already
[22:58] <cabrey> thiebaude, but he is using 8.10 right now
[22:58] <myself> hey, do all ubuntu programs work with xubuntu?
[22:58] <phil__> is banshee just the same like songbird????
[22:58] <sburwood> well, I mean it just posts stuff on the screen like the hard drive etc. and it stuffs a dump of sorts on the screen
[22:58] <boss_mc> sburwood: check the mobo POST codes (beeps/flashing lights) in the mobo manual
[22:58] <giiker> phil: if Iám not mistaken you can download the pacage in deb and install it from there
[22:58] <cabrey> phil__, even better IMHO
[22:58] <sburwood> but the desktop worked with 8.10
[22:58] <boss_mc> sburwood: that'll tell you if it's HW
[22:58] <sburwood> where do I find mobo manual?
[22:58] <wrektjet> mdm for clarity sake : http://paste.ubuntu.com/187698/
[22:58] <myself> hey, do all ubuntu programs work with xubuntu?
[22:58] <Jack_Sparrow> myself generally, yes
[22:59] <bastidrazor> Jack_Sparrow, may i have the link also, i don't see it in the scroll back
[22:59] <sburwood> I'm a newbie, though not completely
[22:59] <Jack_Sparrow> http://www.getdeb.net/search.php?keywords=songbird
[22:59] <boss_mc> sburwood: maybe from your vendor's website/support site or the mobo manufacturer's site?
[22:59] <bastidrazor> thank you Jack_Sparrow
[22:59] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[22:59] <poseidon> When I do apt-get upgrade it says that "The following packages have been held back" and lists a bunch of packages.  Why does it do this?
[22:59] <sburwood> and the mobo ... what's that? ... web site = ?
[22:59] <myself> Jack_sparrow what would not work?
[22:59] <phil__> guys i installed the latest ubuntu in a 10 gig partition next to windows 7 rc1
[22:59] <boss_mc> sburwood: mobo = motherboard
[22:59] <cabrey> sburwood, motherboard
[23:00] <Kalmi_> helper, is it working now?
[23:00] <sburwood> I've a P4S533E
[23:00] <jake> boss_mc they were working then dissapeared out of the blue
[23:00] <Kalmi_> helper, force-reload actually reloads it...
[23:00] <boss_mc> jake: they disappeared again?
[23:00] <cabrey> sburwood, are you sure it is a POST problem?
[23:00] <mdm> ok wrektjet you have 10 240 404K of "stuff" in your home directory, or about 10G that you can free up
[23:00] <cabrey> sburwood, can you give the exact error?
[23:00] <sburwood> I don't know exactly
[23:00] <boss_mc> jake: or just the once?
[23:00] <Jack_Sparrow> myself There are exceptions to every rule so I held back,  but anything specifically for tweaking gnome or kde etc I would not expect to work 100%
[23:00] <sburwood> to do that, I'd need to reboot
[23:00] <jake> no they I tried to add them but it wont connect to the server
[23:00] <myself> if i want someone to be able to run a certain type of cellphone dialup program for their cellphone, lemme see this http://www.bluesoleil.com/ should they install xubuntu?
[23:00] <helper> Kalmi_, i though it reload too, it remove it , i do now lsmod didn't find it
[23:00] <myself> if they want to run that program
[23:00] <FloodBot3> myself: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:00] <mdm> wrektjet: if that space is worth your time, Ill tell you how to move your home directory into it
[23:00] <jake> it says connection 111 refused
[23:01] <cabrey> sburwood, can you use your Eee to stay on here?
[23:01] <phil__> can i enlarge the partition space for ubuntu ?
[23:01] <jake> once
[23:01] <boss_mc> sburwood: true... unless you're like me and run the PC with the case open/off
[23:01] <jake> and I cant add them back
[23:01] <thiebaude> !gparted
[23:01] <phil__> gparted doesnt work
[23:01] <sburwood> the desktop just refuses to use 2.6.28.  Works fine with 2.6.27
[23:01] <mdm> yes phil__ but not while they are in use
[23:01] <thiebaude> oh,ok
[23:01] <Kalmi_> phil__, what do you mean gparted doesn't work?
[23:01] <Jack_Sparrow> phil__ Use livecd and have the partition UNmounted
[23:01] <phil__> it cant resize the partition
[23:01] <cabrey> sburwood, does the kernel hang or panic?
[23:02] <sburwood> brb
[23:02] <mdm> sburwood: the desktop is not the kernel, far from it and 2.6.28 and 2.6.27 sound like kernel versions
[23:02] <phil__> ohh with the live cd it has that option to resize built in????/
[23:02] <Kalmi_> phil__, it cannot resize a mounted partition...  :) that's normal
[23:02] <helper> Kalmi_, also say when i click on volume : No volume control GStreamer plugins and/or devices found.
[23:02] <sburwood> I'm going to get the EEE
[23:02] <sburwood> brb
[23:02] <Jack_Sparrow> phil__ Livecd has gparted
[23:02] <wrektjet> mdm i guess im a bit confused. move from home to home?
[23:02] <mdm> wrektjet: no use that /main partition as /home instead
[23:03] <wrektjet> mdm yes that would be ideal
[23:03] <mdm> wrektjet: thereby freeing ~10G from your root
[23:03] <Jack_Sparrow> mdm agreed better use of that partition
[23:03] <phil__> ohh so the cd on which i burnet the ubuntu 9,04 it can partition with no additional software?
[23:03] <wrektjet> i dont care about the ten giggs in root
[23:03] <wrektjet> let that rot
[23:03] <wrektjet> lol
[23:03] <Jack_Sparrow> phil__ yes
[23:03] <phil__> ok thanks guys
[23:03] <Kalmi_> helper... can you pm me the output of sudo /sbin/alsa force-reload?
[23:03] <Jack_Sparrow> n
[23:03] <boss_mc> jake: http://paste.debian.net/37984/
[23:03] <zek> what is the best 3d modeling/animation tool?
[23:03] <jake> ok I will just read more to figure it all out. I'm sure my issues are ignorance on my part
[23:03] <cabrey> zek, blender
[23:04] <cabrey> zek, keep in mind there is a learning curve
[23:04] <boss_mc> jake: the last two lines are a ppa for VLC... they're not standard
[23:04] <Guest15460> oi
[23:04] <mdm> wrektjet: if you load up that live cd can you come back here so I can walk you trough it, also coping that much data will take a significant ammount of time, do you have it to spare?
[23:04] <Guest15460> fala ai
[23:04] <Guest15460>  brasil ubuntu
[23:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !br
[23:04] <helper> Kalmi_, http://pastebin.com/m5ca343e5
[23:04] <wrektjet> mdm i dont really need the data cirruently on my hdd
[23:05] <Guest15460> eu
[23:05] <mdm> wrektjet: ANY of it? your using it now, correct?
[23:05] <jake> boss_mc thank you...its my third party I can't get working. I'll read up and see if I can fix it b4 coming back
[23:05] <wrektjet> mdm yes the os files
[23:05] <Kalmi_> helper, looks ok... are you sure they don't get loaded?
[23:05] <boss_mc> jake: ok, good luck
[23:05] <helper> Kalmi_, also i did modprobe
[23:05] <wrektjet> and some music and whatnot but it can stay where it is for now
[23:05] <zek> cabrey: thanks, ill check that out
[23:05] <Rabbit1> this screen sucks just gonna get a new one....
[23:05] <Rabbit1> cheers
[23:05] <Nationiant> AS
[23:05] <Nationiant> ASD
[23:06] <helper> Kalmi_, loaded on lsmod but when i press the volume give error
[23:06] <Kalmi_> helper, ok... let's load up alsamixer...
[23:06] <mdm> wrektjet: you could wipe it all out and start over, but you would loose any modifications any downloads and all your work from the last 2 months unless you back it up elsewhere?  I purposly partition my home directly seperate from my root so I can do things like wipe out the OS and reinstall (upgrading over and over really is not the ideal way to manage the system)
[23:07] <helper> Kalmi_, how?
[23:07] <wrektjet> mdm I know that was what i was tryoing to do originally
[23:07] <Kalmi_> helper, open a terminal and type: alsamixer<enter>
[23:07] <helper> Kalmi_, when i press alsamixer give me error
[23:07] <helper> Kalmi_, error : alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory
[23:07] <wrektjet> (if youre wondering this all started bec i made a mistake during install between / and /root)
[23:08] <mdm> wrektjet: ok then go boot that live CD and come back here, alternatly I can give you a set of instructions to follow
[23:08] <phil__> guys i have the sansa e250 series player v2 and i tried to put rockbox h3mod and everything but nothing works does anyone how to theme the sansa?
[23:08] <ralmar> Hey guys now whenever i open a link in a new tab, the new tab is opened with the link but it doesnt load, i have to manually refresh or press enter to load it. what could be causing this?thanks
[23:08] <wrektjet> mdm i dont want to lose my settings and all that. but the 10 gigs of music and pictures i can just get again i have it backed up. i will be back in 2 minutes on the livecd
[23:08] <Myrtti> phil__: this isn't rockbox support channel
[23:09] <Jack_Sparrow> ralmar Is this in firefox,  if so try disabling all your plugins just for a test
[23:09] <mdm> wrektjet: exactly :)
[23:09] <c0cac00l> Hi (:
[23:09] <Nationiant> hi
[23:09] <ralmar> Jack_Sparrow,  yeah its in firefox
[23:09] <Jack_Sparrow> ralmar try the plugins
[23:09] <ralmar> Jack_Sparrow,  cant believe i forgot to mention my browser
[23:10] <myself> hey how big is xubuntu 9.04 if you were to download it from scratch
[23:10] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[23:10] <ralmar> Jack_Sparrow, mmm another link i tried seemed to work.. maybe it was just noscript
[23:10] <cabrey> myself ~700MB
[23:10] <myself> it is?
[23:10] <myself> the file is 700mb?
[23:10] <inbtwnrthedoors> what is the diference between an aternate instal and a regualer on
[23:10] <erUSUL> inbtwnrthedoors: the instaler
[23:10] <cabrey> myself the ISO is about that
[23:10] <deserteagle> hello all
[23:11] <Jack_Sparrow> inbtwnrthedoors live has desktop test drive alt is text only
[23:11] <Nationiant> deserteagle: hello
[23:11] <Nationiant> :p
[23:11] <Myrtti> Nationiant: hello
[23:11] <Nationiant> :)
[23:11] <deserteagle> my wusb54gc shows up when i type ifconfig, but not in the auto networking deal
[23:11] <mdm> myself: they are iso images, so abut 650M for the CD, 4G for the DVD
[23:11] <Nationiant> How much clock is on people here?
[23:11] <Nationiant> 1:11 AM here
[23:11] <cabrey> myself, actually around 620MB
[23:12] <helper> Kalmi_,  now alsamixer work, what do i do ?
[23:12] <Mike_lifeguard> How does one update the kernel?
[23:12] <mdm> Wed Jun  3 22:12:20 UTC 2009
[23:12] <myself> i see
[23:12] <cabrey> Mike_lifeguard, what version of ubuntu?
[23:12] <inbtwnrthedoors> jack_sparrow: i can only find an alternate instal for ubuntu studio its all they have on their website, will it make a diference if I use it
[23:12] <Myrtti> Nationiant: offtopic muualla, kiitos. Suomeksi jutustelu #ubuntu-fi.
[23:12] <Mike_lifeguard> cabrey: jaunty
[23:12] <Kalmi_> helper, what did you do to get it working?
[23:12] <cabrey> Mike_lifeguard, is your system fully up to date?
[23:12] <deserteagle> anyone know how to get the auto wireless connection deal working?
[23:12] <Jack_Sparrow> ibnulislam Studio has a channel I do believe
[23:12] <Mike_lifeguard> cabrey: yes, but I've been told to use a newer kernel :)
[23:12] <helper> Kalmi_, i reload alsa twice :P
[23:12] <deserteagle> it shows up in lsusb and ifconfig, but not in network connections
[23:13] <razerblk_> in creating a dvd disc.....whats dvd tree structure ?
[23:13] <Myrtti> Nationiant: jos englanti taipuu, #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:13] <Kalmi_> helper, does the volume control applet work now?
[23:13] <Nationiant> ^
[23:13] <Nationiant> ^^
[23:13] <cabrey> Mike_lifeguard, you can manually install never kernels from here: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[23:14] <cabrey> newer*
[23:14] <sburwood> Hi, cabrey
[23:14] <helper> Kalmi_, give me error : No volume control GStreamer plugins and/or devices found.
[23:14] <Mike_lifeguard> thanks
[23:14] <cabrey> sburwood, I assume you're on your eee
[23:14] <mdm> myself: tenichally its MUCH larger, for exaple my apt mirror tells me its 51G, but that is every single package
[23:15] <sburwood> I had tried to modify /boot/grub/menu.lst previously to repair my desktop without succeeding.  This time, the desktop ignores 2.6.28 AND WORKS
[23:15] <sburwood> yes, I'm on(actually I'm facing it) my EEE
[23:15] <deserteagle> it worked flawless in hoary! :(
[23:15] <cabrey> sburwood, wait, so it still isn't booting 2.6.28?
[23:16] <mdm> sburwood: you do know you just changed the config file for the boot loader, right?  The files, everything is still there
[23:16] <Kalmi_> helper, well... try the sound sources at System -> Settings -> Sound and tell me which ones work...
[23:16] <sburwood> my desktop had refused to use 2.6.28
[23:16] <eternaljoy> how can I send anonymous email on Ubuntu?
[23:16] <mdm> sburwood: do you mean X would have a problem loading?  do you by chance have an ATI or nvidia card?
[23:16] <Kalmi_> eternaljoy, wth is an anonymous email?
[23:17] <Myrtti> eternaljoy: that's highly unethical, don't you think?
[23:17] <sburwood> yes, I d had been invited to do so
[23:17] <sburwood> nvidia
[23:17] <eternaljoy> Myrtti: define ethics
[23:17] <sburwood> on the desktop
[23:17] <Myrtti> eternaljoy: spamming.
[23:17] <eseven73> you assume that's what he wants to do
[23:17] <mdm> sburwood: did you install the nvidia drivers again AFTER you upgraded the kenrnel?
[23:17] <Seeker`> eseven73: why else would you want to do it?
[23:17] <eternaljoy> Myrtti: thats your assumption lol. im sending 1 email you noob lol
[23:17] <helper> Kalmi_, all errors : audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback.
[23:17] <cabrey> mdm, he could never get 28 to boot
[23:18] <deserteagle> Myrtti: what if he's a whistle blower? :P
[23:18] <Myrtti> eternaljoy, deserteagle: I'm not getting into that discussion
[23:18] <eternaljoy> deserteagle: you are a very clever man
[23:18] <Kalmi_> helper... um... no idea... try restarting alsa a few more times :D
[23:18] <sburwood> I didn't get the opportunity to upgrade anything when I had tried to put 9.04 on the desktop
[23:18] <eseven73> Seeker`, security, maybe he/she works for FBI or something lol who knows.
[23:18] <sburwood> nvidia drivers or whatever
[23:18] <mdm> eternaljoy: go look up RFC 821
[23:18] <cabrey> sburwood, is it possible to try a fresh install?
[23:18] <helper> Kalmi_,  lol seems the sound gone :( wish didn't go to ubuntu forum :P
[23:18] <sburwood> on my desktop?
[23:18] <cabrey> sburwood, yes
[23:19] <cabrey> sburwood, it sounds like a upgrade gone horribly wrong
[23:19] <Kalmi_> helper, um... why? how did you mess up your sound?
[23:19] <mattfletcher> my brother has kubuntu 8.04 and wants to upgrade to 9.04. He's found the instructions at: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JauntyUpgrades/Kubuntu/8.04 and followed them but it is not offering him a "Version Upgrade" button when he hits "Fatch Updates". I'm on GNOME so can't really help him. Any ideas?
[23:19] <sburwood> I believe I had done that, but with the same garbage
[23:19] <Mike_lifeguard> mattfletcher: there is #kubuntu I think
[23:19] <helper> Kalmi_, thry said if after hibernate no sound , reload alsa and i did so and then that's what happen
[23:19] <sburwood> I'm going to let 2.6.28 load on the desktop and get back to you with the EEE on what the screen tells me
[23:19] <cabrey> sburwood, there is no way you did a fresh install and are booting 2.6.27
[23:20] <wrektjet_> mdm im back
[23:20] <Kalmi_> helper, well... nothing you have done so far is permanent...
[23:20] <Kalmi_> helper, a restart would fix it :)
[23:20] <eternaljoy> Myrtti: for the record it wasnt for spamming, i wanted to send 1 single emai to report to my boss about something I witnesses that was a crime in the organisation.  But I will ask somewhere else, thanks
[23:20] <sburwood> because I had to go back on the desktop to 8.10
[23:20] <helper> Kalmi_, ok thx :)
[23:20] <giiker> Myrtti: I had to go to the irc log and found your suggestion, thanks, is there any way that irssi is not showing all msgs?
[23:20] <cabrey> eternaljoy, use a temporary email service
[23:20] <Myrtti> giiker: /help ignore
[23:21] <eternaljoy> Myrtti: ive learned in life to never assume, because assumption leads to wrong conclusion most of the time :)  just think about it plz.
[23:21] <mdm> ok wrektjet_ I assume your runnig the CD, did it mount two paritions for you already?  they would be under /media as probably sda1 and sda5, you can check with mount or df -k
[23:21] <cabrey> eternaljoy, 10minutemail.com
[23:21] <Seeker`> !ot | eternaljoy
[23:21] <sburwood> of the kernels that don't work on the desktop, I've 2.6.28-11 and 2.6.28-3-rt
[23:21] <wrektjet_> mdm under places it shows three partitions (one is my windows on)
[23:21] <giiker> Slart: thankx 2 but I wanted a script to use within irssi
[23:22] <mdm> yes wrektjet_I forgot about that, do you have two linux partitions and are they mounted?
[23:22] <thiebaude> eternaljoy: offtopic but, mailinator.com
[23:22] <legend2440> i am going to be installing Debian. i am downloading the netinst iso now. i have a quick question. is Debian like Ubuntu in that you have to wait six months for any significant upgrades to be available as opposed to something like Gentoo or Arch which are " rolling releases"?
[23:22] <ziroday> legend2440: #debian
[23:22] <Jack_Sparrow> legend2440 Please ask in #debian
[23:23] <wrektjet_> i just mounted them
[23:23] <Myrtti> eternaljoy: hold on...
[23:23] <wrektjet_> mdm i just mnted them
[23:23] <mdm> no legend2440 more like bugs you about once every other day with some damn thing to upgrade :P
[23:23] <mdm> wrektjet_: where did you mount them to?
[23:23] <wrektjet_> they seem to be in /media
[23:23] <erUSUL> legend2440: no debian has way longer cicles than ubuntu
[23:24] <mdm> wrektjet_: as /media/sda1 and /media/sda5?
[23:24] <Jack_Sparrow> wrektjet_ mounts in /media will show on desktop
[23:24] <sburwood> when I boot a 2.6.28 kerne on the desktopl, I get a messageBUG: Int 14: CR2 ffffb0f0 and a lot of crap
[23:24] <wrektjet_> as /media/disk and /media/disk-1
[23:24] <legend2440> erUSUL: ok thanks
[23:24] <cabrey> sburwood, does it ever finish booting?
[23:24] <wrektjet_> true they do show on desktop
[23:24] <mdm> ok wrektjet_ thats fine, which is which tho?
[23:24] <sburwood> no
[23:24] <cabrey> sburwood, it panics?
[23:24] <wrektjet_> disk is the large one
[23:25] <giiker> Myrtti: nop, there are no ignores in the lsit, anyway!
[23:25] <eseven73> ouch Myrtti wasn't that a bit harsh? He was a bit offtopic yeah, but so are a lot of others.
[23:25] <wrektjet_> disk-1 the smaller with some data and the os files
[23:25] <sburwood> it spits out EDI ESI EBP ...and then Stack : c011a26e etc
[23:25] <Lee__> fccf: private msg
[23:25] <Jack_Sparrow> eseven73 He has long history
[23:25] <sburwood> it doesn't say that it panics, it just doesn't do anything else
[23:26] <mdm> ok wrektjet_open a terminal and type sudo bash (and no this is a dangerous command to use otherwise)
[23:26] <sburwood> on the desktop, I just can't run 2.6.28 at all
[23:26] <wrektjet_> yea u can get in trouble in this room for that
[23:26] <cabrey> sburwood, im stumped, those error messages are jibberish
[23:27] <mvalviar> hi i'm getting this error when I try to add the gutsy repo...http://archive.ubuntu.com gutsy/main Packages
[23:27] <mvalviar>   404 Not Found [IP: 91.189.88.140 80]
[23:27] <sburwood> youpiee, I'm not alone.
[23:27] <cabrey> !gutsy
[23:27] <mvalviar> how can i fix it?
[23:27] <mdm> sburwood: a desktop is the outcome of the window manager running, it is a program that can run on the os, which runs on a kernel version.  In fact I have 3 boxes that don't even have monitors connected to them let alone run X or have desktops.
[23:27] <Kalmi_> !upgarde | mvalviar
 Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) was the seventh release of Ubuntu. End Of Life: April 18th, 2009. See !eol and !upgrade for more detail
[23:28] <Kalmi_> !upgrade | mvalviar
[23:28] <erUSUL> mvalviar: gutsy has reached EOL you have to use old-releases
[23:28] <mdm> wrektjet_: did you do that and does it now give you a # prompt?
[23:28] <wrektjet_> mdm yes
[23:28] <erUSUL> !eol | mvalviar
[23:28] <sburwood> brb
[23:29] <mvalviar> what i really need to do is to use gutsy's bluez-utils for bluetooth support
[23:29] <Jack_Sparrow> erUSUL What is the life span of non-lts?
[23:29] <mdm> wrektjet_:  ok type cd /dev/disk/by-uuid
[23:29] <cabrey> mvalviar, they are shutting down the repos
[23:29] <Lee__> fccf: private msg dude
[23:29] <mvalviar> hardy, intepid and jauny's bluetooth doesn't work
[23:29] <cabrey> mvalviar, I would suggest upgrading to 8.04, it is supported for two more years still
[23:29] <erUSUL> Jack_Sparrow: 18 months iirc
[23:29] <wrektjet_> mdm ok
[23:29] <mdm> wrektjet_: no scratch that its already in your fstab, type cd /media/disk
[23:29] <mvalviar> i'm in jaunty
[23:29] <Jack_Sparrow> ty I could not remember Myrtti
[23:29] <Jack_Sparrow> erUSUL
[23:30] <Myrtti> !pm | Lee__
[23:30] <mvalviar> is there  a way for me ti install gusty bluetooth?
[23:30] <erUSUL> mvalviar: use the old-releases repo
[23:30] <mvalviar> s/ti/to/
[23:30] <wrektjet_> mdm k
[23:30] <erUSUL> mvalviar: and where at it upgrade
[23:30] <mvalviar> how to i do that?
[23:31] <dD0T> t
[23:31] <Lee__> sorry i was chatting to him earlier and he said it was ok to go back to pm
[23:31] <mdm> wrektjet_: one last check type ls and see if there are a bunch of directories, then type ls /media/disk-1 and see if its empty
[23:31] <fccf> Lee_ i am in pm
[23:31] <mvalviar> how to i add 'old releases to the repo'?
[23:31] <erUSUL> mvalviar: i think it is enough to change archive to old-releases on the sources.list
[23:31] <Lee__> why cant i talk to you then
[23:32] <kazagistar> I have a laptop and I would like to perfectly synchronize all the user data on it with my desktop server every time a file changes (dropbox/ubuntu one style), except directly, without using a limited service... any ideas?
[23:32] <Jack_Sparrow> Lee__ you changed nick  one _ or two__
[23:32] <erUSUL> mvalviar: http://bicosyes.com/tag/old-releases/
[23:32] <cabrey> kazagistar, you have to use a 3rd party service
[23:33] <wrektjet_> mdm no they both have things in them
[23:33] <cabrey> kazagistar, unless you're on the same LAN at all times
[23:33] <mdm> wrektjet_: type df -k and pastebin it please
[23:33] <mvalviar> you mean i need to add this deb http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/ubuntu gutsy main?
[23:33] <Jack_Sparrow> mvalviar and the others too
[23:33] <wrektjet_> mdm look at this : http://paste.ubuntu.com/187715/
[23:34] <mdm> cabrey: someting wrong with rdist? svn? cvs?
[23:34] <wrektjet_> mdm result df -k : http://paste.ubuntu.com/187716/
[23:34] <cabrey> mdm, he can use rsync if he is on the same LAN with the server at all times
[23:34] <mdm> wrektjet_: ok one is your / directory the other /boot
[23:34] <cabrey> otherwise he needs a 3rd party server to be the middle man
[23:35] <erUSUL> mvalviar: change the lines you have now with ones pointed to the other server
[23:35] <kazagistar> cabrey: why? I have dyndns set up, as well as a secure SSH hole in my firewall, so I can access my desktop from anywhere easily
[23:35] <wrektjet_> mdm the smaller one is / ie disk-1
[23:35] <cabrey> kazagistar, in that case, you can use rsync over ssh
[23:36] <_nix_> How do you play a movie with subtitles in Dragon Player?
[23:36] <kazagistar> mdm: I would rather not have versioning
[23:36] <cabrey> kazagistar, i wasn't sure if you had that infrastructure in place
[23:36] <cabrey> kazagistar, also it wouldn't be immediate
[23:36] <mdm> wrektjet_: I see that you have a seperate directory for that boot directory, what was the partition you had before?
[23:36] <kazagistar> rsync only runs on demand, right?
[23:36] <cabrey> kazagistar, it would need to be a cron job
[23:36] <wrektjet_> mdm i think /root
[23:37] <mdm> wrektjet_: cat /media/disk/etc/fstab and pastebin that please
[23:37] <zaccour> how do i enable dvd playback in LCDE?
[23:38] <kazagistar> cabrey: so there is nothing that responds directly to file changes only? I have used rsync and cron, but it is just not quite as good as dropbox is many cases
[23:38] <cabrey> zaccour, libdvdcss
[23:38] <cabrey> !medibuntu
[23:38] <zaccour> cabrey, thanks
[23:38] <DragonflyALE> ./join
[23:39] <dsch04> Anyone know how to fix the ssh agent bug on jaunty ?
[23:39] <miguelllll> hi
[23:39] <mdm> and wrektjet_if your intent was to make a seperate boot partition you succedded but it looks like you made the wrong partitions boot and root
[23:39] <miguelllll> how do i install a VNC SErver and CLient
[23:39] <miguelllll> ?
[23:39] <miguelllll> so i can access a desktop of one computer remotely from another
[23:40] <dsch04> ie. where I try to ssh to a host that has my public key on it, but get the message:
[23:40] <miguelllll> ?
[23:40] <SpyCj> Hi all !
[23:40] <dsch04> Agent admitted failure to sign using the key
[23:40] <dsch04> And have to use a password
[23:40] <wrektjet_> mdm i have the fstab from /disk-1 here (not /disk) : http://paste.ubuntu.com/187717/
[23:40] <mdm> wrektjet_: sda6 is your /boot parition and about 400000000 of 478276116 too big
[23:40] <arthus> I recently upgraded and had a bunch of data basically disappear.
[23:41] <SpyCj> how can i resize my hard disk !?
[23:41] <martn_cmi> ﻿﻿I'm trying to configure an FTP server, but there is something in the way blocking ports 20-21...  It's not my router.  In fact it seem to be localhost itsel : ﻿$ nmap -PN -p20-22 localhost ->  21/tcp closed ftp
[23:41] <martn_cmi> ﻿﻿Is there a config to change for that somewhre?!
[23:41] <mvalviar> does rhythmbox support replaygain? as per the latest version?
[23:41] <wrektjet_> mdm i really confused the whole drive i guess
[23:41] <zamnedix> So, if I had a TON of archives, of 3 different types....How would I extract them all?
[23:41] <mdm> wrektjet_: of I see what you did you acutally dont even use /dev/sda6, even if there are files there.  Do you still want a separate partition to keep your kernel files?
[23:41] <koshari1> miguelllll you may have it installed already
[23:42] <thiebaude> wrektjet_: i dont know much about it but i see ext3 and then ext4 in the paste
[23:42] <d1mmmk> facepalm
[23:42] <mdm> wrektjet_: what you did was to take some space, unfortunatly about 90% of it, and give it to something that needs very little space.  Further you took it from something that needs more
[23:42] <wrektjet_> mdm yes
[23:42] <wrektjet_> thats what i was trying to reverse
[23:43] <wrektjet_> mdm it came from not ralizing the correct mount points during install if you are curious how that happened
[23:43] <mdm> wrektjet_: can I convince you to do otherwise? leave the /boot with the / and make that new partition your home?
[23:43] <wrektjet_> :(
[23:44] <askand> !chinese
[23:44] <wrektjet_> mdm will i be able to upgrade? i can just wipe out / when the time comes? if it comes?
[23:44] <wrektjet_> mdm and yes i do want the new partiton to be my home
[23:44] <mdm> wrektjet_: yu can do that now, but what I am suggesting will make that easier
[23:44] <SpyCj> Hi, can someone help me ?
[23:44] <nod62> Hey I'm trying to figure out the shortcut to the notification icons (internet connections)
[23:45] <andre> hello all
[23:45] <nod62> That allows me to view a list of wireless networks, and LAN.
[23:45] <wrektjet_> mdm right... i gotcha. it will be easier moving forward
[23:45] <mdm> ok pastebin /media/disk/boot/grub/menu.lst for me I want to be SURE you are not using it
[23:45] <wrektjet_> mdm i would like to do that yes
[23:45] <andre> how can i change ubuntu9.04 (in gnome) from UTF8 to ISO8859-15?
[23:45] <andre> on console i already have iso8859-15
[23:46] <SpyCj> ?
[23:46] <andre> but if i create a file in natulis, it willbe created as UTF8
[23:47] <mvalviar> i'm getting this...E: /var/cache/apt/archives/bluez-utils_3.19-0ubuntu3_i386.deb: trying to overwrite `/usr/bin/ciptool', which is also in package bluez
[23:47] <wrektjet_> mdm i have a copy of the grub kernel on BOTH partitions as of now
[23:48] <razerblk_> 122kmh equals how many mph ? anyone ?
[23:48] <graelin> I heard the nvidia 180 driver has some random lockup issues.. is this buglisted?
[23:48] <poseidon> whats a good pdf viewer?
[23:48] <mdm> wrektjet_: the grub kernel is on the fist secor of the disk, that are just its files and confuration.  A assumed it was on both but wanted to be sure.  Becase the first thing we need to do is clean out /media/disk-1 but before you do make sure you dont need them
[23:48] <graelin> posievince
[23:49] <wrektjet_> 75.8072855 mile
[23:49] <graelin> poseidon: er evince even
[23:49] <nod62> Hey I\m trying to figure out the shortcut to the notification internet shortcut in gnome panel, anybody know it?
[23:49] <wrektjet_> mdm media/disk-1 is the smaller partition
[23:50] <wrektjet_> mdm thats where i want to boot off of correct? so that has the grub files in the folder "boot"
[23:50] <razerblk_> thanks
[23:50] <helloyo> hey guys, since using 8.04 i've been getting black artifacting on parts of my screen (http://img504.imageshack.us/my.php?image=blackartifacts.png), i have changed video cards, (nvidia to ati) and drivers, with no effect
[23:50] <mdm> wrektjet_: yes I was wrong pastebin /media/disk-1/boot/grub/menu.list please
[23:50] <zamnedix> So, if I had a TON of archives, of 3 different types....How would I extract them all?
[23:51] <felix_> plz look at this http://pastebin.com/m584c7878 why apache calls aptitude?
[23:51] <lee_> fccf has just helped me connect wireless and also install LAMP this guy is a great star and knows exactly what he's doing give this guy a beer
[23:51] <lee_>  Python interface unloaded
[23:51] <giiker> nod62: it is an applet
[23:51] <arthus> I'm in gparted... how can I mount a partition I just created?
[23:51] <giiker> nod62: http://projects.gnome.org/NetworkManager/
[23:52] <dsch04> How can I downgrade a package?
[23:52] <thiebaude> felix_ its in spanish
[23:52] <dsch04> I want to install an older version of gnome-keyring
[23:52] <graelin> downgrading is not allowed
[23:52] <razerblk_> i agree about fccf !!!!!!!!
[23:52] <dsch04> eh?
[23:53] <wrektjet_> mdm that file doesnt exist
[23:53] <arthus> anyone?
[23:53] <felix_> thiebaude, im trying to restart apache webserver, butthat command 'summons' aptitude and he fails
[23:53] <graelin> ubuntu being the wave of the future.. only forward motion is allowed
[23:53] <mdm> wrektjet_: so you really are using that big partition as your boot parition?
[23:53] <fccf> using channel 13 --- what was he thinking?? LOL
[23:53]  * graelin is feeling a tad punchy
[23:53] <dsch04> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-keyring/+bug/328127
[23:53] <wrektjet_> sighj i guess i am.
[23:54] <dsch04> "Downgrading to 2.25.4.1-0ubuntu1 solves this for me."
[23:54] <nod62> Thank you!
[23:54] <wrektjet_> mdm what i had started to do with the other fellow was switch to making the smaller one the boot but i guess we didnt suceed
[23:54] <wrektjet_> i shoulda just reinstalled sigh
[23:54] <phillipsm> .
[23:54] <mdm> wrektjet_: more like your did it backwards :)  ok cd /media/disk and type mkdir /boot
[23:55] <mdm> wrektjet_: sorry no its already there, what is in /dev/disk-1/boot
[23:56] <graelin> dsch04: I'm not sure if this is correct, but I believe you need to add the backports repo to your sources then just remove the current version and add the downgrade
[23:56] <qbrix> Is it possible to install Ubuntu Server onto a software raid?
[23:57] <graelin> I've never actually done a downgrade before
[23:57] <mdm> qbrix: yes and you can use LVM too
[23:57] <wrektjet_> mdm here is ls /media/disk-1/boot: http://paste.ubuntu.com/187732/
[23:57] <andre> qbrix, should be run... u should use alternate-cd
[23:58] <mdm> ok and /media/disk-1/boot/grub/menu.lst? and /media/disk/grub/menu.lst please
[23:58] <andre> there u can define alternate partitions like crypting, LVM and RAID
[23:58] <miguelllll> i installed Xvnc but when i try to connect with vncviewer localhost:1 i get: "connection reset by peer :("
[23:58] <mdm> qbrix: looks like this /dev/mapper/lvm--raid-lvm0   18942416   2738692  15249064  16% /
[23:59] <twistedlndscapes> Hello. I'm a newb with a question if anyone has a second to assist :)
[23:59] <she_dyed> !ask @twistedlnds