[00:00] <racecar56> ewsubach, maybe the system dosent see me....
[00:00] <_2eXtreme> racecar56: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/set-the-default-browser-on-ubuntu-from-the-command-line/
[00:00] <ewsubach> racecar56: what type of linux are you using?
[00:00] <ewsubach> racecar56: i should say, what distribution
[00:00] <racecar56> ewsubach, ubuntu 9.04....
[00:00] <ewsubach> racecar56: you don't have a system tab at the top panel?
[00:01] <racecar56> ewsubach, no
[00:01] <salmon> ouch
[00:01] <sparr> racecar56: what do you see to the right of Applications?
[00:01] <racecar56> ewsubach, there is none
[00:01] <racecar56> sparr, dont see apps
[00:01] <salmon> can't you add those to panel?
[00:02] <ewsubach> racecar56: in a terminal, type gnome-default-applications-properties
[00:02] <racecar56> salmon, what panel
[00:03] <racecar56> ewsubach, kk
[00:03] <racecar56> _2eXtreme, thxxxxxxxxx
[00:03] <salmon> racecar56, right click your top bar, click add to panel, should be able to add all the menus back on there
[00:03] <Sp00K> Hi! Does anyone know how I can download the deb file with apt?
[00:03] <racecar56> ewsubach, salmon, problem solved
[00:03] <ewsubach> racecar56: cool
[00:03] <qr> How do I stop the updated manager from popping up and telling me to install updates?
[00:03] <racecar56> salmon, what top bar
[00:04] <racecar56> ewsubach, http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/set-the-default-browser-on-ubuntu-from-the-command-line/\
[00:04] <Alberta> hola
[00:04] <racecar56> salmon, http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/set-the-default-browser-on-ubuntu-from-the-command-line/ i got it
[00:04] <sparr> racecar56: if you don't have a panel at the top of the screen, or that panel doesn't have an Applications button on the left side, then you've already customized your interface more than you should if you're going to be asking these sorts of questions
[00:04] <racecar56> sparr, i use openbox :P
[00:04] <sparr> Sp00K: apt-get --download-only
[00:04] <racecar56> sparr, THAT is why
[00:05] <Alberta> aomeone can make me sex
[00:05] <ewsubach> how do you create a symbolic link to a directory? when I use cp -s it skips directories
[00:05] <Sp00K> sparr, I tried apt-get --download-only install is that correctly ? because I'm afraid it will install ?
[00:05] <sparr> racecar56: and you didn't think to mention that?
[00:05] <racecar56> sparr, was going to
[00:05] <Alberta> i want sex
[00:05] <sparr> ewsubach: ln -s
[00:05] <tj13820> does anyone know of a window manager that is only a terminal?
[00:05] <salmon> ok, so anyone know why my sound quit working op-on restart ?
[00:05] <racecar56> sparr, anyway the problem is solved, http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/set-the-default-browser-on-ubuntu-from-the-command-line/
[00:05] <fccf> !ops
[00:05] <racecar56> sparr, i just did it from the command line
[00:05] <qr> How do I stop the update manager from popping up and telling me to install updates?  It used to just show an icon by the colock, now the program pops up all on its own, how do I make it stop??
[00:06] <fccf> Alberta earned a ban
[00:06] <racecar56> qr, easy
[00:06] <racecar56> qr, too easy
[00:06] <Alberta> SEXSEXSEX
[00:06] <qr> racecar56: just doing what is says is not the answer I'm looking for
[00:06] <LjL> fccf: little tip, ops will generally react faster if you do ! ops | nickname-of-the-offender
[00:06] <ewsubach> sparr: many thanks
[00:06] <racecar56> qr, apps > preferences > sessions
[00:06] <racecar56> qr, or startup applications
[00:06] <salmon> Alberta, come on now, none of that here
[00:06] <Alberta> i want sex
[00:06] <fccf> !ops | Alberta
[00:06] <racecar56> fccf, hes done
[00:06] <LjL> fccf: i meant as a tip for the future :<
[00:07] <tj13820> lawls
[00:07] <fccf> Ljl: Ty
[00:07] <sparr> jussi01: don't you consider it a small abuse of a broken irc server to force part instead of kick?
[00:07] <salmon> so i'll take that as no one know's?
[00:07] <tj13820> Does anyone know of an X11 wm that is only a terminal? I want a compact window manager for my server install
[00:07] <LjL> !ot | sparr
[00:07] <sparr> tj13820: you can use any application as your wm...  make xterm your wm if you want :)
[00:07] <jussi01> sparr: if you have question for the ops, please ask in #ubuntu-ops
[00:08] <liri> odd... how come there's no www-data group in System -> Administration -> Users and Groups -> Manage Groups
[00:08] <Sp00K> sparr, Do you have any idea how I can force the package to be download although its already installed? I tried -f
[00:08] <owen1> i am installing ubuntu on old inpirion. it stuck at 'configuring apt', 'scanning the mirror'. any ideas?
[00:08] <tj13820> sparr: -_- i want a real window manager with only a terminal. no bar, no backgrounds, no screensaver, no right click menu (like fluxbox)
[00:08] <sparr> tj13820: when selecting a session you may have the option of "Failsafe", which would be what you want
[00:08] <qr> racecar56: that looks like I can only turn of the check for updates entirely...  I'd like to go back to what I had before which was an icon by the clock when updates were available.
[00:08] <sparr> tj13820: what do you want the window manager to do?
[00:08] <tj13820> sparr: i don't have GDM or KDM installed. it is a server :P
[00:09] <tj13820> i just want a GUI incase i need to launch a utility
[00:09] <sparr> it doesnt sound like you want any of the functionality of a window manager
[00:09] <tj13820> concidering i can just use "screen firefox" instead of clicking with the mouse...
[00:10] <tj13820> This is also going into a virtual machine
[00:10] <qr> tj13820: install X on the server and run gui programs over a remote connection from a computer that has a wm running
[00:10] <sparr> tj13820: specifically, what functionality do you want that you would not have if you did not use a window manager?
[00:10] <tj13820> qr: i need it to run locally.
[00:10] <tj13820> sparr: virtualbox seamless mode. to run linux apps (ubuntu apps) without any BS
[00:10] <qr> tj13820: it would be run locally, and the window would appear on the remote machine
[00:11] <sparr> tj13820: interesting, I was not aware that would not work without a WM...
[00:11] <hou5ton> I installed a timer-applet, but it doesn't show up in Applications.
[00:11] <racecar56> is it possible to open nautilus without the file manager opening so i just get the desktop?
[00:11] <tj13820> qr: i would have already done that if it would solve me dillema :(
[00:11] <hou5ton> I did whereis timer-applet, and found some of the files
[00:12] <hou5ton> What kind of file is the equivalent of the .exe. file in Windows?
[00:12] <sparr> tj13820: ok, so let's come at this problem from the other direction...  why can't you disable the panel/menu in something like fluxbox?
[00:12] <racecar56> hou5ton, nothing
[00:12] <sparr> hou5ton: binaries in linux do not (need to) have an extension
[00:12] <qr> hou5ton: file extensions don't really mean anything on linux
[00:12] <racecar56> hou5ton, you chmod +x it
[00:12] <lstarnes> hou5ton: there is no extension for binary executables in linux or other unix-like OSes
[00:12] <hou5ton> ok
[00:12] <tj13820> sparr: when i use seamless mode, the background/theming just fubars the whole thing. It overlaps the desktop and windows doesn't show.
[00:12] <racecar56> hou5ton, file extentions are just names... so linux ignores them
[00:12] <tj13820> sparr: i tried fluxbox
[00:13] <fccf> hou5ton: try system>preferences>main-menu ... or if it is a gnome -app right click on the top panel and click add applet - if it is a gnome app  it will be listed there
[00:13] <racecar56> hou5ton, you chmod +x a file to make it executable
[00:13] <racecar56> hou5ton, but of course it has to be a binary file in the first place...
[00:13] <sparr> tj13820: try fvwm or twm or any of a dozen other tiny-memory-footprint WMs?  I don't think there has ever been a just-a-WM, they all have one or another extra features, but you can disable those
[00:13] <tj13820> hou5ton: specify a binary file with #!/bin/bash or #!/path/to/shell
[00:14] <tj13820> sparr: which would you reccomend? the most configurable window manager.
[00:14] <lstarnes> tj13820: that's a shell script, not a binary
[00:14] <qr> tj13820: try wmii-2, it's pretty cool
[00:15] <lstarnes> tj13820: binaries start with a certain string of bits that identifies their type
[00:16] <tj13820> lstarnes: ah. I stand corrected.
[00:16] <tj13820> qr: I'll have a look at that, thanks!
[00:17] <t1000> I'm such a nerd...
[00:18] <BeatlesFan> hi all
[00:18] <t1000> Drinking beer, listening to Right Round - Flo Rida on spotify and playing Civilization 2
[00:18] <BeatlesFan> I have made the switch - 100% Ubuntu
[00:18] <racecar56> yay
[00:18] <BeatlesFan> no XP partition, no XP dual-boot
[00:18] <racecar56> BeatlesFan, wish i could
[00:18] <BfrOv3rfl0w> t1000,  Civ2 && beer ftw!
[00:18] <racecar56> BeatlesFan, i'm trying to
[00:18] <BeatlesFan> not even wine
[00:18] <briareus> BeatlesFan: nice.
[00:19] <fccf> t1000: this is a support channel - if you just want to chat try #ubuntu-offtopic --- otherwise bombard us with questions
[00:19] <racecar56> BeatlesFan, i hope to get there one day
[00:19] <briareus> BeatlesFan: ah, get vbox if you ever need a vm, forget about the rest. foss analogues are all mostly better to their paid counterparts now anyway
[00:19]  * Zelfje is anoyed that sourceforge is down
[00:19] <BeatlesFan> I'm working on getting my Nvidia Geforce 5200 card to work
[00:19] <Zelfje> anyone know to search a local mirror for the files needed?
[00:19] <BeatlesFan> anyone who can lend a hand, I would appreciate it
[00:19] <racecar56> BeatlesFan, i wish i had a nvidia card at all
[00:20] <Zelfje> yes i trade my ati for it :)
[00:20] <briareus> Linux 2.6.29.4 i686 GNU/Linux
[00:20] <BeatlesFan> Ubuntu won't boot , not even from the Live CD
[00:20] <Zelfje> BeatlesFan: Nvidia.com provide drivers
[00:20] <t1000> fccf: ok. When doing a clean install (Jaunty) on Aspire 7720g the ALSA crashes all applications that uses sound, with GNOME being the only exception. Got a workaround?
[00:20] <Zelfje> install server
[00:20] <Zelfje> then u dont need gpu
[00:21] <BeatlesFan> I got my INtel 865g onboard chip to do the enhanced desktop
[00:21] <lucax> how do i disable wallpaper fade effect when changing wallpapers??
[00:21] <racecar56> BeatlesFan, wowz
[00:21] <hou5ton> How do I find out what is the commandline for a particular application that is listed in the Applications dropdown?
[00:21] <racecar56> BeatlesFan, i have a compaq with a 845g
[00:21] <ibuclaw> briareus, same, but with x86_64, and some patches for a preemptive/realtime kernel ;)
[00:21] <fccf> t1000:  gnome events have sound? but everything else nada?
[00:22] <BeatlesFan> racecar56: try rolling back the driver, install the 2.04 driver instead
[00:22] <briareus> ibuclaw: :)
[00:22] <fccf> hou5ton:  I am working on a solution for you
[00:22] <mdg> Hello
[00:22] <Zelfje> BeatlesFan: it could work, install server, the driver source, then desktop package over it
[00:22] <t1000> well...the application starts. The respective window starts to open, then closes like if it hit a segfault wall
[00:22] <hou5ton> fccf:  thanks
[00:22] <briareus> t1000: start it from a terminal, this way you get helpful error info
[00:23] <BeatlesFan> Zelfje: thanks zelfje!
[00:23] <Zelfje> yw
[00:23] <mdg> _2eXtreme: How's the wifi?
[00:23]  * Zelfje love console, gfx and sound is soo overrated
[00:23] <racecar56> i cant live without console
[00:23] <briareus> Zelfje: I agree. My desktop is flux but I tend to run it like its a big tty
[00:23] <BeatlesFan> console works for me for certain things
[00:24] <racecar56> one reason why i _HATE_ windows, little to no power of the comsole
[00:24] <racecar56> *console
[00:24] <briareus> racecar56: agreed
[00:24] <mdg> racecar56 | Zelfje :  What's your favorite console apps?
[00:24] <t1000> I'll do that, as soon as I get back to Ubuntu. In the meantime, I'll try to find the link on ubuntuforum.org where the same question is asked.
[00:24] <t1000> They don't have an answer either though
[00:24] <racecar56> mdg, irssi
[00:24] <_2eXtreme> mdg: had to reinstall it there now! (uninstalling xampp screwed something up) its going great though! :D
[00:24] <Zelfje> ..offtopic: thats why i love my macs they look lovely and have console
[00:24] <racecar56> mdg, im not on it now though
[00:24] <fccf> hou5ton: & t1000 :;; I will back soon - I ahve some things to  do in defaultland
[00:24] <BeatlesFan> the one thing that made up my mind about leaving Windows forever - no flexibility in moving "My Documents"
[00:24] <mdg> racecar56: I love irssi!
[00:24] <BeatlesFan> windows INSISTS on having it on the C Drive
[00:24] <racecar56> i usually prefer 'mash' as my desktop environment
[00:24] <briareus> mdg: irssi, orpheus, links -g, finch, giftcurs
[00:25] <mdg> _2eXtreme: Sorry to hear that, but glad things are back on track
[00:25] <Zelfje> you can move "your documents"
[00:25] <racecar56> 'mash' is a mash of gnome and openbox
[00:25] <ibuclaw> racecar56, as the saying goes, you don't know what you miss till it's gone. And switching from one OS to another always brings about annoyances because of this ;)
[00:25] <mdg> racecar56: what's "mash"
[00:25] <Zelfje> right click on them : move
[00:25] <BeatlesFan> not permanently without fiddling with registry
[00:25] <racecar56> gnomoe-panel with nautilus on top of openbox
[00:25] <racecar56> gnome-panel with nautilus on top of openbox
[00:25] <Zelfje> never used the folder due to stupidity
[00:25] <racecar56> mdg,  gnome-panel with nautilus on top of openbox
[00:25] <BeatlesFan> zelfje, as soon as you do that, Windows creates a new one
[00:25] <_2eXtreme> mdg: its all part of the learning! hows things with you mate?
[00:25] <BeatlesFan> right back on the C Drive as soon as you download a file or create a new document
[00:26] <racecar56> +
[00:26] <racecar56> wow my laptop almost fainted
[00:26] <Zelfje> BeatlesFan: not true, if your admin, right click on the "my documents" in the desktop, properties, move
[00:26] <mdg> _2eXtreme: pretty good.  No problems at the moment :)
[00:26] <racecar56> sorry for the +....
[00:26] <Zelfje> but ^^ is very off topic
[00:26] <BeatlesFan> Zelfje, yes, it will move, but trust me, Windows will write it back again
[00:26] <_2eXtreme> mdg: nice :D
[00:27] <mdg> racecar56 | Zelfje Do you use screen?  Who many apps open at once?
[00:27] <Zelfje> i try to avoid windows, and "that folder"
[00:27] <racecar56> mdg, yes
[00:27] <Zelfje> yes screen, ports and all
[00:27] <briareus> I use screen, often with half a dozen apps in it
[00:27] <racecar56> mdg, i use 'mash'
[00:27] <BeatlesFan> the other thing that was keeping me on Windows was the VPN to work issue.. but I got that working in Ubuntu too
[00:27] <racecar56> mdg, gnome-panel and nautilus on top of openbox
[00:27] <briareus> want to seriously geek your terminal?  run splitvt inside of multiple screens
[00:27] <Zelfje> yes expose 12 desktops all have about 4 to 5 apps, minimum 2+ VM
[00:27] <mdg> racecar56: I like that term "mash" :)
[00:27] <briareus> splitvt + screen FTW
[00:28] <mdg> briareus: splitvt??  what's that?
[00:28] <k4r1m> i took out my sound card and just decided to use my on board sound which is also 7.1 is not bad... but for some reason my volume is very low now even at max..
[00:28] <racecar56> mdg, i made it myself :>
[00:28] <briareus> mdg: splitvt splits any terminal into upper and lower terminals
[00:28] <racecar56> mdg, somewhat
[00:28] <racecar56> terminator ftw
[00:28] <Zelfje> k4r1m: you can even use multiple cards in *nix
[00:29] <briareus> mdg splitvt is like quadkonsole but without the need for <puke> KDE
[00:29] <mdg> briareus: So it's kinda like your version of screen?
[00:29] <racecar56> k4r1m, on windows my laptop likes to be silent then it makes the volume EXTREME for a second
[00:29] <k4r1m> Zelfje: it gave me lots of issues... i asked for help but no one wanted to help...  doesnt matter matter no more.. just want volume for this thing
[00:30] <ibuclaw> k4r1m, have you checked the volume settings in alsamixer?
[00:30] <k4r1m> nope sec
[00:30] <briareus> mdg: well, for example if I have multiple things I want to be seeing at once without toggling screen for, I can load them up in stacked areas of a terminal
[00:30] <k4r1m> ibuclaw: alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such device
[00:30] <racecar56> yay my mess-of-a-pc is getting closer to finishing dban =D
[00:30] <alexandra> help
[00:31] <Zelfje> racecar56: this has to do with your acpi power features
[00:31] <alexandra> No sound im my ubuntu...
[00:31] <mdg> briareus: how about a screenshot?
[00:31] <alexandra> Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corporation 82801EB/ER (ICH5/ICH5R) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 02)
[00:31] <alexandra>         Subsystem: Gateway 2000 Device 2017
[00:31] <alexandra>         Flags: bus master, medium devsel, latency 0, IRQ 17
[00:31] <alexandra>         I/O ports at d800 [size=256]
[00:31] <alexandra>         I/O ports at dc00 [size=64]
[00:31] <FloodBot1> alexandra: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:31] <alexandra>         Memory at f6201000 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=512]
[00:31] <briareus> mdg: hmm, I don't have one handy
[00:31] <owen1> how to switch keyboard layout from terminal? setxkbmap works but arrow keys and others stops working when i run 'setxkbmap -rules xorg -model pc105 -layout us'.
[00:31] <ibuclaw> !help | alexandra
[00:31] <racecar56> Zelfje, ?
[00:31] <briareus> mdg: its just a boring image of two terminals in one anyway
[00:31] <k4r1m> ibuclaw: well i got alsamixer to work now with asoundconf set-default-card
[00:31] <Sylvis73> I need assistance please.  Asus P5Q motherboard trying to install a dual boot Linux on a Vista Machine  When trying to run live disk or install Ubuntu I'm getting a PCI Bios Bug #0[00000031]  I have tried the sata connection solution and my bios is up to date.  Any ideas?
[00:32] <Zelfje> racecar56: you where complaining about vent noise? or am i wrong
[00:32] <racecar56> Zelfje, no
[00:32] <mdg> ever used Clive to download videos?
[00:32] <Zelfje> oh srry
[00:32] <racecar56> Zelfje, i have a pc taken apart with the motehrboard and all out of the case
[00:32] <racecar56> Zelfje, doing a dban
[00:32] <Zelfje> hmm stripped bone pc, i love those
[00:32] <racecar56> Zelfje, it is a MESS
[00:33] <mdg> "dban" ??
[00:33] <Zelfje> haha
[00:33] <t1000> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1038708
[00:33] <racecar56> DBAN = Darik's Boot And Nuke
[00:33] <racecar56> hard drive wiper
[00:33] <t1000> this is similar to my problem, only it doesn't happen randomly
[00:33] <mdg> oh!!!
[00:33] <t1000> it happens every time I open up an application that uses sound
[00:33] <ibuclaw> k4r1m, strace -eopen alsamixer
[00:34] <k4r1m> hm ok alsamixer had something that wasnt maxed so that added some volumes to it but my max is still not even close to my usual max with my sound card lol
[00:34] <briareus> mdg: http://gazette.linux.ru.net/lg67/articles/misc/evans/snapsplitvt.jpg
[00:34] <k4r1m> is there some sort of extra sound boost i could do?
[00:34] <racecar56> k4r1m, what do you have a conexant hd audio like me?
[00:34] <frubuntu> Hi. I just updated from 8.10 to 9.04 and cannot start Xorg any more. The machine crashes max. 5 sec after typing in "startx". I have NVidia 6600GT and tried drivers nvidia 180, 173, nv, as well as vesa! Very frustrating. Any hints what I might do wrong?
[00:34] <briareus> mdg: boring, but helpful tool
[00:35] <k4r1m> dunno is my onboard from my nvidia 680i
[00:35] <racecar56> k4r1m, O_o
[00:35] <k4r1m> i had a creative xtreme audio connected but it gave me issues so i took it out
[00:35] <racecar56> k4r1m, k
[00:35] <frubuntu> Strange thing is: I can run the live disk for hours without problems!
[00:35] <briareus> k4r1m: got all the modules loaded?
[00:35] <mdg> briareus: Those are the ones that do the best work ! :)
[00:36] <racecar56> k4r1m, i have conexant hd audio and it's abobut as hd as a 10.2 gb hard drive is big
[00:36] <racecar56> k4r1m, :P
[00:36] <hou5ton> How does one find out what is the command line for a particular applicatioin?
[00:36] <k4r1m> briareus: how do i check?
[00:36] <racecar56> then what do you mean by application
[00:36] <racecar56> hou5ton, then what do you mean by application
[00:36] <frubuntu> I have tried a complete reinstall ... did not work either. As soon as the system boots into the installed version, X is no longer working. I can only boot into rescue "root shell with network" and that's that.
[00:36] <briareus> k4r1m: lsmod
[00:36] <racecar56> hou5ton, alacarte
[00:37] <k4r1m> briareus: and what do i look for?
[00:37] <hou5ton> racecar56:  what the command line would be to start it, as opposed to clicking on it in the Application dropdown menu
[00:37] <xaashi> hi sorry for the complete newbie question, but this doesnt' make sense, http://paste.ubuntu.com/189897/ - why does find still list the content of the excluded dir. of proc .. thanks in advance
[00:37] <racecar56> hou5ton, even though, the command line for a program IS the program
[00:37] <mdg> frubuntu: You need to reconfigure X
[00:37] <racecar56> hou5ton, mine is a dropup
[00:37] <mdg> hou5ton: What application in particular?
[00:37] <Sylvis73> Trying to install Unbuntu 9.04 on a dual boot seagate sata hdd, Asus P5Q mobo, bios is up to date, does anyone know of any other solutions for the #0[00000031]  Pci Bios Bug  on install?
[00:37] <racecar56> hou5ton, e.g. Firefix would be firefox
[00:37] <racecar56> hou5ton, type
[00:37] <racecar56> hou5ton, typ
[00:37] <racecar56> hou5ton, TYPO
[00:38] <racecar56> hou5ton, i type so bad sometimes i can't even spell typo right
[00:38] <hou5ton> mdg:  the application is "Stopwatch"
[00:38] <racecar56> hou5ton, well the O key fell off... and the P is loose
[00:38] <racecar56> hou5ton, cheap laptop
[00:38] <racecar56> hou5ton, :P
[00:38] <adaran> does anyone here use evolution and jaunty-updates?
[00:38] <adaran> if  so, does it crash for you as well when trying to save a recurring appointment?
[00:38]  * Zelfje keeps on pinging sourceforge
[00:39] <hou5ton> racecar56, mdg: It seems there should be a straightforward way to know the command for any application???
[00:39] <xaashi> no find gurus about tonight :)
[00:39] <racecar56> Zelfje, to dos them? why
[00:39] <racecar56> Zelfje, to dos them? why
[00:39] <racecar56> Zelfje, oops
[00:39] <Zelfje> no no
[00:39] <briareus> racecar56: they're down
[00:39] <Zelfje> 1 ping every 2 minutes
[00:39] <racecar56> briareus, i forgot....
[00:39] <Zelfje> their site is down
[00:39] <Zelfje> i need mirros
[00:39] <racecar56> briareus, yeah i remember that
[00:39] <sivan26f> Hello does Ubuntu have some kde client for dc++ sharing software ?
[00:39] <jeremiah_> how do i determine the name of my wireless card
[00:40] <Zelfje> sivan26f: yes
[00:40] <racecar56> jeremiah_, lspci
[00:40] <briareus> jeremiah_: ifconfig -a
[00:40] <briareus> and lspci
[00:40] <mdg> hou5ton: how about "stopwatch -h" for help
[00:40] <hou5ton> mdg:  ok
[00:40] <sivan26f> Zelfje: what the package name ?
[00:40] <xaashi> jeremiah_: lshw also
[00:40] <racecar56> Zelfje, =_= still waiting for disk wipe
[00:40] <Zelfje> i dont know, google ()
[00:40] <mattalexx> Noob question: If I use /tmp in my web app, do I have to worry about garbage cleanup? If so, how often does it happen?
[00:41] <rayn_> moin ^^
[00:41] <Zelfje> ah poor racecar56": this can take a while depending on the method
[00:41] <racecar56> Zelfje, plain /dev/zero
[00:41] <Zelfje> scsi?
[00:41] <racecar56> Zelfje, no
[00:41] <hou5ton> mdg: Error in startup script: invalid command name "option"
[00:41] <hou5ton>     while executing
[00:41] <hou5ton> "option add *Entry.font {Times 18}"
[00:41] <hou5ton>     (file "/usr/bin/stopwatch" line 36)
[00:41] <FloodBot1> hou5ton: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:41] <racecar56> Zelfje, sata 2
[00:41] <Zelfje> ow that wouldnt take too long if the drive is not too big
[00:41] <racecar56> Zelfje, 500 GB
[00:42] <racecar56> Zelfje, wd500aajs i think
[00:42] <Zelfje> that ok
[00:42] <k4r1m> hm ok then is there a way to completely disable my onboard sound and just use my sound card ? because the issues i have are just different programs trying to output to different cards
[00:42] <racecar56> Zelfje, yeah thats it
[00:42] <Zelfje> i have those, 16mb cache rite?
[00:42] <racecar56> Zelfje, idk
[00:42] <marcobed> hey just set my system up http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3409/3595561101_375290b248_o.jpg
[00:42] <racecar56> Zelfje, but the processor is intel core 2 quad
[00:42] <marcobed> :)
[00:42] <antoninus> k4r1m, usually that can be done in your bios
[00:43] <racecar56> Zelfje, ram 2gb
[00:43] <Zelfje> well it saves some 10 to 20% on disk performance
[00:43] <racecar56> Zelfje, idk what the cache is
[00:43] <k4r1m> antoninus: usually? where would i have to look?
[00:43] <racecar56> Zelfje, how do i find out anyway
[00:43] <mdg> hou5ton: I think you are missing a font???
[00:43]  * Zelfje just swapped 2x500 wd for 2x 1tb raid 32mb
[00:43] <racecar56> Zelfje, btw it also says wd caviar se
[00:43] <racecar56> Zelfje, :D
[00:44] <racecar56> Zelfje, i have a dead 500 gb seagate hdd
[00:44] <mdg> hou5ton: http://www.pixelbeat.org/scripts/stopwatch/ Is this the program?
[00:44] <briareus> k4r1m: another option is to go to alsa-project.org and use their explicit HOWTO's for all hardware
[00:44] <racecar56> Zelfje, and an alive one just like it
[00:44] <Zelfje> yes se put those in my servers, they work nice there
[00:44] <racecar56> Zelfje, idk if it's 100% dead though
[00:44] <mattalexx> Noob question: If I use /tmp in my web app, do I have to worry about garbage cleanup? If so, how often does it happen?
[00:44] <marcobed> http://www.flickr.com/photos/35675085@N06/
[00:44] <Zelfje> hmm
[00:44] <marcobed> more there
[00:44] <harpreet_> no sound playing .mov files, help
[00:44] <anto9us> k4r1m, your system will tell you how to get into the bios when you switch it on, it's often the del or F2 key
[00:44] <racecar56> Zelfje, btw i have a "server" and 2 500gb hdds came from it, thats the ones im talking about
[00:44] <racecar56> Zelfje, it came wiht winblows
[00:44] <briareus_> w00t here's my new ubuntu install, coming at you from Virtualbox
[00:45] <hou5ton> mdg:  I don't know ... I got it through Synaptic
[00:45] <racecar56> briareus_, wooooooooot
[00:45] <briareus> hi briareus_
[00:45] <briareus_> up yours briareus
[00:45] <k4r1m> anto9us: thats wasnt my question... i go to my bios all the time i just havnt seen such thing anywhere so i was asking where would it be under the bios.
[00:45] <racecar56> lulz
[00:45] <Zelfje> racecar56: very off topic you can fix windows problems with windows: getdataback (ntfs or fat)
[00:45] <racecar56> Zelfje, i dont USE it anymore
[00:45] <racecar56> Zelfje, i killed windows
[00:45] <ubuntu> hello. how to ask for help for a sony laptop???
[00:45] <hou5ton> mdg:  Here is a windows app that I use a LOT, and I'm trying to move to Ubuntu, and wanting something similar.  http://www.activewords.com/
[00:46] <Zelfje> ok fresh start :)
[00:46] <racecar56> Zelfje, it has nothing
[00:46] <cherva> how to install a program from a deb package into a directory, the idea is to end up as if I got the source and issued only ./configure and make, NOT make install
[00:46] <Zelfje> racecar56: congratulations on this victory
[00:46] <owen1> how to switch keyboard layout from terminal? setxkbmap works but arrow keys and others stops working when i run 'setxkbmap -rules xorg -model pc105 -layout us'.
[00:46] <racecar56> Zelfje, i HATE windows
[00:46] <owen1> (i have dinovo edge)
[00:46] <hou5ton> mdg:  I understand that linux apps have commands, and so wanted to know how to find them out
[00:46] <racecar56> Zelfje, but i still have to use it sometimes :<
[00:46] <anto9us> k4r1m, depends on your bios, do you have a manual for your motherboard?
[00:46] <mdg> hou5ton: I'm downloading it now...
[00:46] <alien> How come my sound only works from 7% to 100% ??
[00:47] <Sylvis73> Ubunutu installation error for 9.04, forums responses not solving issue, need additional ideas or answers please.
[00:47] <alien> 75%*
[00:47]  * Zelfje has to aswell but only in VM
[00:47] <racecar56> Zelfje, 1 and a half hours remaining....
[00:47] <b0nn> hmm, Im having a bit of trouble with a tvout card, and not sure how to troubleshoot it.  When the computer boots, POST is sent to the tv, and the kubuntu splash screen, but once boot is complate I get a black screen and Xorg is chewing up 93% cpu
[00:47] <k4r1m> anto9us: not on sight no lol...
[00:47] <briareus> Sylvis73: you have to ask a question first to get an answer
[00:47] <alien> Why does sound only work from 75% - 100%
[00:47] <mdg> hou5ton: Just typing stopwatch brought up a GUI
[00:48] <racecar56> alien, because you have a cheap laptop like me? or is it a pc
[00:48] <alien> desktop
[00:48] <racecar56> alien, k
[00:48] <byerley> Hi, I'm trying to setup an svn server, but I'm having trouble getting the permission right. The error is: "svn: Can't create directory '/var/svn/repos/db/transactions/0-1.txn': Permission denied" I've setups servers before on different OS's and never had this problem so I'm wondering if it's Ubuntu is trying to do some sort of sandboxing via SELinux that's tripping me up? Version is 8.04 server. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
[00:48] <hou5ton> mdg:  hmmm ... i'll do that again ... maybe I messed it up the first time when it didn't work for me
[00:48]  * Zelfje whines: SourceForge.net is offline
[00:48] <mdg> hou5ton: Press Alt + F (brings up run dialog) and type "stopwatch" all lower case
[00:49] <mdg> hou5ton: Alt + F2
[00:49] <racecar56> Zelfje, not only the disk wipe is slower than it should, this whole network downloads like A 56K MODEM!
[00:49] <rm2> hii
[00:49] <racecar56> Zelfje, seriusly
[00:49] <hou5ton> mdg:  ok ... i feel DUMB .... I must have had a typo or something before ... cuz it works now
[00:49] <rm2> do you speak turkish
[00:49] <racecar56> Zelfje, and i use an intel e1000 as my wired card
[00:49] <Sylvis73> Okay, trying to install Ubuntu 9.04 as a dual boot on a system running Vista, with an Asus P5Q Pro mobo.  Error on running live disk or trying to install is PCI Bios Bug #0[00000031]  Found.  I have updated my bios and made sure the sata cable for the HDD is not in a sata e slot and I'm still getting the error found.  Any other solutions for this problem?
[00:49] <mdg> hou5ton: YAY!
[00:49] <alien> Why does my sound in ubuntu only work from 75% - 100% ?
[00:49] <hou5ton> mdg:  for future reference, is there an easy way to find out commands?
[00:49] <mdg> hou5ton: We've all done it
[00:49] <racecar56> Zelfje, intel 3945abg is wireless, and both are sssllooowww
[00:50] <Sylvis73> My friend has a P5Q deluxe and his installed just fine
[00:50] <briareus> racecar56: my 3945abg is fast
[00:50] <alien> Why does my sound in ubuntu only work from 75% - 100% ?
[00:50] <racecar56> Zelfje, btw disk wipe at ~76776 kb/s
[00:50] <briareus> alien: 75% of what?
[00:50] <racecar56> briareus, lucky lucky lucky lucky lucky lucky lucky lucky lucky AGAIN
[00:50] <alien> the volume bar
[00:50] <mdg> hou5ton: you can do a man page check for commands and there is usually a zipped file with user info that gets installed.
[00:50] <racecar56> briareus, i think our router is bad
[00:50] <briareus> racecar56: netgear?
[00:50] <alien> when i go down to 75% of the bar, the volume is at 0%
[00:50] <racecar56> briareus, linksys wrt54gs
[00:50] <hou5ton> mdg:  ok ... thanks for the assistance ... much appreciated
[00:50] <ARMENIAN> alien cant u bring it down to lower than that?
[00:50] <usser> racecar56, i beg to differ, iwl3945 is mad slow over here too
[00:51] <anto9us> hou5ton, you want to know where a command is located?
[00:51] <briareus> racecar56: those are shit. You want the WRT54GL  (L for linux) the gs are crap
[00:51] <racecar56> usser, i have that driver to...
[00:51] <alien> i can but there is no sound from 0-75%
[00:51] <mdg> hou5ton: Its usually in the directory /user/share/man
[00:51] <racecar56> briareus, I WISH!
[00:51] <briareus> racecar56: I just bought the L a week ago for my parent's house
[00:51] <hou5ton> mdg:  you mean the command is usually there?
[00:51] <grav3y4rd> can anybody know a channel for java support?
[00:51] <racecar56> briareus, i _really_ wish i had that
[00:51] <mdg> hou5ton: No.  Information on how to setup and use the program
[00:51] <briareus> racecar56: 69 bucks from Amazon
[00:52] <hou5ton> mdg:  got it
[00:52] <alien> How come my sound only works from 75-100% volume
[00:52]  * Zelfje agree with briareus: as long as it can do DDWRT or eq its a good router
[00:52] <mdg> hou5ton: I typed "stopwatch -h" and got a whole bunch of options, give it a try
[00:53] <alien> How come my sound in ubuntu only works from 75-100% on the volume bar?
[00:53] <racecar56> briareus, awesome
[00:53] <briareus> Zelfje: wait, racecar56 said he has a GS model, and DDWRT will go onto the GS series right?
[00:53] <briareus> http://www.dd-wrt.com/dd-wrtv3/index.php
[00:53] <briareus> racecar56: ^^
[00:53] <Zelfje> yea
[00:53] <briareus> upgrade your router
[00:53] <racecar56> briareus, no i have v7...
[00:53] <FloodBot1> briareus: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:53] <briareus> oh
[00:53] <Zelfje> theres 1 or 2 sub models of gs that it dont work on
[00:54] <racecar56> Zelfje, waht about v7
[00:54] <briareus> Zelfje: yeah those were the ones I was thinking were crap
[00:54] <alien> [PLEASE HELP!] WHY does Ubuntu sound only work when volume bar is at 75% or higher????
[00:54] <Zelfje> v7 of what?
[00:54] <racecar56> Zelfje, router
[00:54] <racecar56> Zelfje, WRT54GS V7
[00:54] <Zelfje> woo that new, didnt know they count soo fast
[00:54] <mdg> hou5ton: Just saw the post about activewords - try "autokey".  Latest version does not work in 9.04
[00:55] <racecar56> Zelfje, 1 hour 17 minutes for disk wipe
[00:55] <briareus> racecar56: http://www.dd-wrt.com/dd-wrtv3/dd-wrt/hardware.html
[00:55] <Zelfje> http://www.dd-wrt.com/dd-wrtv3/dd-wrt/hardware.html
[00:55] <alien> [PLEASE HELP!] WHY does Ubuntu sound only work when volume bar is at 75% or higher????
[00:55] <Zelfje> hes faster
[00:55] <racecar56> briareus, .......
[00:55] <racecar56> briareus, V7
[00:55] <alien> [PLEASE HELP!] WHY does Ubuntu sound only work when volume bar is at 75% or higher????
[00:55] <racecar56> briareus, dosen't v7 fail with v4?
[00:55] <racecar56> briareus, *3
[00:55] <alien> [PLEASE HELP!] WHY does Ubuntu sound only work when volume bar is at 75% or higher????
[00:55] <fccf> hou5ton: I figured it out... pkill gnome-panel reloads the panel config - then the timer will show up in the add-to-panel dialog
[00:55] <briareus> racecar56: it says YES
[00:55] <briareus> supported
[00:56] <racecar56> briareus, =D
[00:56] <mdg> alien: I don't thing anyone has experienced that here yet
[00:56] <Vicfred> I can't boot windows, and I get this when I run fdisk /dev/sda http://paste.ubuntu.com/189904/
[00:56] <briareus> racecar56: http://dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/How_To_Flash_the_WRT54GS_v7
[00:56] <hou5ton> fccf:  ok ... i'll play with that
[00:56] <Zelfje> brainslayer is the best firmware builder around
[00:56] <racecar56> briareus, woop woop
[00:56] <briareus> Zelfje: brainslayer, thanks I'll remember that
[00:56] <Zelfje> hou5ton: be sure to read first, then play
[00:56]  * cnkurzke has a strange problem with the "command-not-found" pacakge.   after i install it, i NEVER get a "command not found"
[00:57] <cnkurzke> even if there is no help, it just silently fails and ignores the command
[00:57] <racecar56> briareus, step 1 confuses
[00:57] <Zelfje> hou5ton: you wont be the first to brick his router
[00:57] <mdg> hou5ton: http://sourceforge.net/projects/autokey/ (site is off-line at the moment)
[00:57] <cnkurzke> no error message?
[00:57] <racecar56> briareus, WAHT local ip...
[00:57] <cnkurzke> anyone experienced that before?
[00:57] <racecar56> briareus, comp's or router's?
[00:57] <hou5ton> mdg:  I have the latest version of Ubuntu ... so you said it wouldn't work ??
[00:57] <Zelfje> yes i am complaining about sourceforge for an hour now
[00:57] <fccf> cnkurzke: what command?
[00:57] <alien> [PLEASE HELP!] WHY does Ubuntu sound only work when volume bar is at 75% or higher????
[00:57] <cnkurzke> any command.....  like "sdfsdfsdfsdf"
[00:58] <fccf> !patience | alien
[00:58] <usser> racecar56, i have no problem with downlink on iwl3945 but uplink tops at 300kb/sec
[00:58] <cnkurzke> when i uninstall the package, it "fails as expected"
[00:58] <briareus> racecar56: dunno. Probably computer doing the firmware loading to .100, router is default at .1 I think
[00:58] <mdg> hou5ton: The latest version does not work with 9.04, but version 3 or so will (no nice GUI in version 3, but works great)
[00:58] <racecar56> usser, you are licky
[00:58] <racecar56> usser, *lucky
[00:58] <usser> racecar56, lol
[00:58] <hou5ton> mdg:  I'll be checking it out
[00:58] <racecar56> usser, my top is ~56 kb/s
[00:58] <mdg> hou5ton: The help forum has some good info on that particular issue
[00:58] <fccf> cnkurzke: sdfsdfsdfs...  should show command not found
[00:58] <racecar56> briareus, yes it is
[00:59] <AlexRE> having problem with ubuntu live start up. cd sony laptop doesnt start and window is back....what`s wrong?
[00:59] <hou5ton> mdg:  what's up with sourceforge being offline .... that's rare isn't it?
[00:59] <racecar56> briareus, router ip .1
[00:59] <lancerocke> hi all i have a quick question
[00:59] <Sp00K> http://apps.sourceforge.net/wordpress/sourceforge/ atleast that database still works :|
[00:59] <mdg> hou5ton: First time I've seen it
[00:59] <cnkurzke> fccf: yes, i know.  thats how it used to work. somewhere today i installed more packages, and suddenly this strange behavious started.
[00:59] <briareus> racecar56: yeah, so compyuter to .100
[00:59] <usser> racecar56, see, i dont get it, iwl3945 supposed to be oss and great. with ipw3945 it was working why did they have to switch to such an immature driver
[00:59] <mdg> hou5ton: The page URL is wrong.
[01:00] <fccf> !ask | lancerocke
[01:00] <racecar56> warning: i will be signing off as i will be tweaking my router
[01:00] <lancerocke> i installed ubuntu ia wubi. is there any way to check and fix errors on my host disc while im in ubuntu?
[01:00] <mdg> hou5ton: http://autokey.sourceforge.net/
[01:00] <briareus> usser: I too had a better luck with the ipw, but it would inexplicably drop and not come up until I powered the radio. at least in the iwl I don't have that, but yeah the ipw seemed to work pretty well
[01:00] <briareus> usser: in ipw when I would search, I would see more wlans than now with iwlist
[01:00] <mdg> hou5ton: that shows the nice new GUI
[01:00] <Zelfje> lets all pray and hope sourceforge come back soon
[01:01] <Sp00K> yeah
[01:01] <mdg> Zelfje: its okay - the URL changes.
[01:01] <mdg> changes/changed
[01:01] <hou5ton> mdg:  I'll keep checking  back to SF
[01:02] <k4r1m> thanks to whoever told me disable my onboard from my bios... everything seems to work perfect.
[01:02] <fccf> sourceforge status here ---http://apps.sourceforge.net/wordpress/sourceforge/
[01:03] <TomTommy> if I install wine, does it open up Ubuntu to any security risks?
[01:04] <mdg> fccf: ooo - that's bad!
[01:04] <Chaorain> I'm looking to put a wiki on my site are there any recomondations?
[01:04] <TomTommy> !wine security risks?
[01:04]  * TomTommy stares at ubottu 0.o
[01:04] <usser> Chaorain, im using wikimedia, the wikipedia engine
[01:04] <briareus> Chaorain: HINT: put the wiki also on a thumbdrive so you can edit it anywhere, then sync/copy it to the page when you are logged in.
[01:04] <usser> Chaorain, mediawiki sorry
[01:04] <TomTommy> !wine risks?
[01:05]  * TomTommy stares at ubottu 0.o
[01:05] <Chaorain> thanks
[01:05] <fccf> TomTommy: this is ubuntu not #winehq
[01:05] <LjL> !botabuse | TomTommy
[01:05] <LjL> !bot > TomTommy    (TomTommy, see the private message from ubottu)
[01:05] <Chaorain> TomTommy, Wine can get windows viruses if your wondering
[01:05] <mdg> hou5ton: I only have the .zip file for the latest version :/
[01:05] <popu> ok
[01:06] <TomTommy> Chaorain: so by using wine, I can infect my ubuntu?
[01:06] <popu> cha hieu gi ca
[01:06] <Zelfje> TomTommy: run wine in virtualbox or vmwars so your guaranteed to be safe, it implents windows code so a big chance that it takes on all the crap that come with windowz.exe's
[01:06] <Chaorain> TomTommy, Wine can get infected not Ubuntu
[01:06] <TomTommy> !english > popu
[01:06] <hou5ton> mdg:  although I loved ActiveWords, I figure I would just learn the commands already in place in linux, and not worry about an additional application
[01:06] <usser> TomTommy, you can infect your wine folder ~/.wine
[01:06] <harpreet_> no sound playing .mov files, help
[01:06] <fccf> popu: language?
[01:06] <Chaorain> TomTommy, if Wine gets infected you can just reinstall it
[01:07] <usser> TomTommy, wine is sandboxed it doesnt have access to the rest of the system
[01:07] <hou5ton> mdg:  I'm used to opening PhotoShop with just "ps" ... but "gimp" is fine too.
[01:07] <TomTommy> Chaorain: how will I know if its infected?
[01:07] <TomTommy> usser: ah ok
[01:07] <hou5ton> mdg:  the thing that is also nice to do though, is have a hotkey command that brings up a certain template in Word, or Open Office
[01:07] <k4r1m> is there something similar to QuickSilver or Enzo launcher for ubuntu?
[01:07] <mdg> hou5ton: You can customize commands to start programs, plus theres Gnome Do
[01:07] <lancerocke> i installed ubuntu ia wubi. is there any way to check and fix errors on my host disc while im in ubuntu?
[01:08] <Chaorain> TomTommy, you just have to figure it out. Different virusses have different effects
[01:08] <mdg> hou5ton: Can't live without shortcuts to templates!
[01:08] <hou5ton> mdg:  OH ya ... I remember someone mentioning Gnome Do ... I'll check it out now
[01:08] <TomTommy> lancerocke: i prefer virtualbox over wubi
[01:08] <TomTommy> Chaorain: you are joking, right?  I have to figure it out? lol
[01:08] <hou5ton> mdg:  well .. you know ... you get used to something and it works fast for you , and you don't want to do without it.
[01:08]  * Zelfje run whine in virual machine that always come back to set state so no risk at all.
[01:08] <Sp00K> lol hou5ton I can't live without gnome Do :D
[01:08] <Chaorain> Can I have a forum and a wiki on one MySql database?
[01:09] <lancerocke> can anyone help?
[01:09] <mdg> hou5ton: Should be on your menu bar - little purplish box - I think press window key and spacebar to start it?
[01:09] <usser> Chaorain, yes sure
[01:09] <Chaorain> TomTommy, no I'm not joking
[01:09] <Chaorain> usser ty
[01:09] <Sp00K> hou5ton & mdg: You first have to enable the tray Icon. Then it will display there :))
[01:09] <usser> Chaorain, not on one sql database, on a single mysql installation, different databases
[01:09] <TomTommy> Chaorain: how does a noob average user have any idea if it has a virus? lol
[01:09] <Chaorain> TomTommy, its just like telling if Windows has a virus
[01:10] <TomTommy> lancerocke: i prefer virtualbox over wubi
[01:10]  * hou5ton is installing gnome-do now
[01:10] <Jack_Sparrow> +!virus
[01:10] <Jack_Sparrow> !virus
[01:10] <TomTommy> Chaorain: most ppl dont know they have a virus
[01:10] <TomTommy> Chaorain: are you pulling my chain mate?
[01:10] <Chaorain> ussr, my server only supports one database
[01:10] <lancerocke> TomTommy, cool but thats not helping though bro
[01:10] <fccf> usser Chaorain: technically if the tablenames are different you could run one database
[01:10] <Chaorain> TomTommy, Wish I was
[01:10] <TomTommy> Chaorain: are you a noob like I am? :)  most virus are not detected, unless a SCAN reveals it.
[01:11] <steven_> Is it possible to hook up a monitor to my laptop and use that one instead of the one that came with my laptop?
[01:11] <Chaorain> TomTommy, You can get AVG for Ubuntu if you want
[01:11] <Jack_Sparrow> tomaw Please read the link on vidus's
[01:12] <mdg> hou5ton: You use openoffice for work?
[01:12] <fccf> steven_: yes, the configs are different for different video cards - do you know what kind of video card you have
[01:12] <xaashi> does anyone here know whether the contents of /sys get created at boot time?
[01:12] <Zelfje> steven_: yes it cann, its some fn+f-key on your keyboard that swith between monior, laptop-lcd or both, sometimes you can even set this in bios
[01:12] <mrwes> Have I mentioned, Jaunty is killer
[01:12] <mrwes> heh
[01:12] <hou5ton> mdg:  yes and no .... work is a MS Office environment ... so I have to deal with that
[01:12] <shiznebit> tomaw: you can use the Kaspersky Online Scanner,
[01:12] <briareus> mrwes: what version is 9.0.4?
[01:12] <steven_> nVidia
[01:12] <mdg> hou5ton: I have the same problem.
[01:13] <briareus> mrwes: is it jaunty?
[01:13] <mdg> hou5ton: Have you worked with templates in Write?
[01:13] <mrwes> 9.04
[01:13] <mdg> Write/Writer?
[01:13] <hou5ton> mdg:  no
[01:13]  * Zelfje agrees with mrwes, it can even convince clients now to switch.
[01:13] <dsdeiz> hi, what do you call the screen that has some sort of pre loader?
[01:13] <mrwes> Jaunty
[01:13] <xp-killer> how do i run compiz without going in the terminal or the run comand to type it?
[01:13] <Jack_Sparrow> !grub
[01:13] <mdg> hou5ton: One thing I miss are empty "field" codes
[01:13] <hou5ton> mdg:  yes
[01:13] <fccf> steven_ you will need to install the nvidia drivers and use nvidia-settings to select the other moniter
[01:13] <briareus> mrwes: yeah I'm in it now, just completed its install in virtualbox. I'm going to refresh my ubuntu adminning since I'm about to put it on my mother's computer.
[01:13] <mrwes> Zelfje, it's efficiency is amazing!
[01:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[01:14] <mdg> hou5ton: I don't quite get how that works or doesn't in Writer, perhaps use a special characters and a macro???
[01:14] <mrwes> briareus, I'd run the Live CD first, just to check everything out
[01:14] <Zelfje> mrwes: yes and easy to teach windblowz users how to use it now
[01:14] <dsdeiz> anyone?
[01:14] <hou5ton> mdg:  I'll experiment ... so far, gnome-do looks pretty sweet
[01:14] <mrwes> yes Sir Jack_Sparrow
[01:15] <mdg> hou5ton: it opens programs and finds documents
[01:15] <fccf> dsdeiz: uh , post screen
[01:15] <Jack_Sparrow> dsdeiz Do you mean the grub bootloader.. the first menu
[01:15] <Jack_Sparrow> mrwes ty
[01:15] <hou5ton> mdg:  yes .. I see that
[01:15] <mrwes> nod
[01:16] <dsdeiz> the loading screen thingy
[01:16] <vigo> dsdeiz: I think the nice Jack_Sparrow showed you, grub is the bootloader
[01:16] <vigo> !grub | dsdeiz
[01:16] <dsdeiz> isn't grub the one that shows the available os?
[01:16] <Jack_Sparrow> dsdeiz http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html  May help yuo tell us what yuo are trying to do.
[01:17] <Zelfje> mwres: as long as you dont want to use ldap (active directory) or Xen, Jaunty is the best *buntu sofar
[01:17] <mrwes> Jack_Sparrow, it's funny how when I would go into #ubuntu+1 and ask a legitimate question and I would get NO response. However, soon as I spoke a single word off topic I would get plenty of responses :)
[01:17] <Zelfje> for those i choose centos now
[01:17] <mrwes> heh
[01:17] <mdg> hou5ton: At least in Writer you can use Autotex, but cannot import from MS
[01:17] <hou5ton> mdg:  I am the director of a nonprofit ... I have dreams of someday taking it completely open source .... but might be tricky
[01:18] <bluefox83> i need help getting sbackup to restore my system after a format, i set it to backup to my local server machine, and it just wont work D:
[01:18] <mdg> hou5ton: Its possible!
[01:18] <Zelfje> them issues with Xen are deliberately Ubuntu chose for KVM
[01:18] <Zelfje> but ic no reason why a simple ldap shouldnt work
[01:18] <mdg> hou5ton: Autokey is working on a version that works with 9.04, but not sure when it will be out.
[01:18] <hou5ton> The thing with nonprofits like ours ... MS makes it extremely easy to get their software ... dirt cheap ... so nonprofits don't really gain anything
[01:19] <mrwes> Jack_Sparrow, see :)
[01:19] <harpreet_> no sound playing .mov files, help
[01:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Zelfje hou5ton this might be a better chat in pm or ot..
[01:19] <bluefox83> i set it to do backups almost 3 months ago, and it did a backup this morning at like 6am, but i formatted and installed a fresh copy of 9.04 and it wouldn't restore and there's a lot of important info on there D:
[01:19] <Jack_Sparrow> mrwes And you are pushing your luck in here because..?
[01:19] <bluefox83> !sbackup
[01:19] <Zelfje> Jack_Sparrow: well choises of ububto are very on topic:
[01:19] <dsdeiz> !dropbox | dsdeiz
[01:20] <PatoVW> guys, a few questions: Under Xubuntu 9.04 + lxde, 1) How do I connect to windows shares? How do I change video color depth from 24 to 16?
[01:20] <mrwes> Jack_Sparrow, no particular reason, just pointing out the obvious. and I've made my point
[01:20] <dsdeiz> could samba help?
[01:20] <Jack_Sparrow> Zelfje This is support, not let us help you pick a release
[01:20] <mdg> hou5ton: private chat?
[01:20] <vigo> PatoVW | samba
[01:20] <Zelfje> support for open ldap or Xen?
[01:20] <vigo> whoops
[01:21] <Zelfje> noop^^
[01:21] <thiebaude> !samba
[01:21] <hou5ton> mdg:  I can't right now ... working on a project deadline .... but another time, sure.
[01:21] <mrwes> PatoVW, samba is a pig, use cifs, it's some what faster
[01:21]  * Zelfje stay in topic..
[01:21] <erythrocyte> hi does anyone know how to link cells in openoffice? i need to link a bunch of empty cells together, so when i'm typing in one cell the output is also displayed in another cell
[01:21] <PatoVW> is there a fronted for cigs?
[01:21] <PatoVW> cifs
[01:21] <rom1v> hi
[01:21] <vigo> !vnc
[01:21] <rom1v> does anyone use synergy?
[01:21] <rom1v> I think it doesn't work anymore in jaunty :(
[01:22] <mdg> hou5ton: Okay.  Was going to share a website dealing with word processing and stuff
[01:22] <fccf> !anyone
[01:22] <PatoVW> and the color depth?
[01:22] <PatoVW> i mean change it
[01:22] <mdg> hou5ton: Was nice meeting you.  Good luck with the project :)
[01:23] <fccf> PatoVW: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:23] <hou5ton> mdg: how do you private chat ... I tried it ... but obviously didn't work
[01:23] <PatoVW> already opened it, it's empty
[01:23] <PatoVW> some folks said it doesn,t mind
[01:23] <mdg> hou5ton: I see it.  Type "/window new"
[01:23] <fccf> PatoVW: you need to reconfigure the xserver - it is using defaults
[01:23] <yaris123456789> what program do i use to unpack RAR files / i am resorting to winrar....which sucks
[01:23] <PatoVW> that I should enter the lines I need and save it
[01:23] <vigo> PatoVW: ok, fdccf beat me, was going to ask you if you meant GUI or CLI. xorg is where it is at.
[01:24] <fccf> !rar
[01:24] <Siesta> I'm Installing Ubuntu via WUBI... what
[01:24] <rom1v> does anyone use synergy?
[01:24] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter ? PatoVW
[01:24] <Siesta> settins should i use?
[01:24] <erythrocyte> yaris123456789: try 7zip
[01:24] <rom1v> do you manager to make it work in janty?
[01:24] <rom1v> jaunty
[01:24] <PatoVW> fccf, how do I reconfigure x server?
[01:24] <mdg> hou5ton: then type Ctrl + N/P to toggle to window.
[01:24] <Jack_Sparrow> Siesta Please read the wubi faq and understand how it differs from a normal partition install
[01:24] <Siesta> I'm using WUBI, what is the installation size should I use?
[01:25] <Jack_Sparrow> !wubi
[01:25] <thiebaude> Siesta: i used 10gb
[01:25] <Siesta> Storage space is not an issu
[01:25] <Zelfje> rom1v: just use vnc, that always works
[01:25] <Siesta> what is the best
[01:25] <fccf> PatoVW: type sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xorg-xserver - into terminal
[01:25] <PatoVW> by enter I meant write
[01:25] <Siesta> 10, 32, ...?
[01:25] <rom1v> Zelfje, that's not the same
[01:25] <rom1v> at all
[01:25] <PatoVW> my english is not perfect I think
[01:26] <dsdeiz> ahh, it's the splash screen that i was looking for
[01:26] <dsdeiz> heh
[01:26] <PatoVW> should I kill x server?
[01:26] <fccf> !enter | Siesta
[01:26] <jdu> Siesta, totally depends on how much space you have and what you are using it for; we can't tell you in other words what the best size is.
[01:26] <Jack_Sparrow> !splash
[01:26] <thiebaude> Siesta: how much hard drive do you have?
[01:26] <fccf> PatoVW: no just run the command
[01:26] <PatoVW> ok
[01:26] <dsdeiz> oh yeah, got it.. thanks
[01:26] <Siesta> I have up to 111 gb available on a second hard drive
[01:26] <b0nn> hmm, Im having a bit of trouble with a tvout card, and not sure how to troubleshoot it.  When the computer boots, POST is sent to the tv, and the kubuntu splash screen also shows up, but once boot is complete I get a black screen and Xorg is chewing up 93% cpu.  Any ideas?
[01:27] <fccf> PatoVW: what is your native language
[01:27] <vigo> Siesta: I would use 10% of a 100+ HDD
[01:27] <PatoVW> spanish
[01:27] <tones> whats the best console video driver (for c programming)? im not keen on svga cause of the root priveleges needed.
[01:27] <thiebaude> Siesta: it will depend on how much you install on ubuntu
[01:27] <Zelfje> rom1v: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1150243
[01:27] <fccf> PatoVW: you are aware of the spanish channel #ubuntu-es
[01:28] <PatoVW> ahh ok, then I should get there, thanks
[01:28] <Siesta> @thiebaude hmm... I'm not sure how much I will need... how much do ou recommend if I have 111 GB that I can use for UBUNTU
[01:28] <Jack_Sparrow> Siesta Use 40 that will work fine until you are ready to move it to a real partition etc
[01:28] <dn4> hey I have a 9.04 CD that has an error with one file and I cannot install ubunt but I can get to the live cd part, how do I burn a new cd?
[01:28] <vigo> Siesta: I would also suggest downloading a CD from Canonical and learning it the right way.
[01:28] <thiebaude> Siesta: i agreee with Jack_Sparrow use 40gb
[01:28] <whodafaac> guys
[01:29] <whodafaac> i found air france
[01:29] <whodafaac> it was in my closet
[01:29] <dn4> or how do I install ubuntu using only the internet?
[01:29] <Siesta> alright, What is the advantage of partitioning a disk
[01:29] <Flare183> !ot | whodafaac
[01:29] <thiebaude> vigo: alot of ppl dont like wubi, like i did
[01:29] <Siesta> instead of using WUBI
[01:29] <Jack_Sparrow> !install
[01:29] <whodafaac> your a lil wubi
[01:29] <whodafaac> how about wupi
[01:29] <whodafaac> do people like wupi?
[01:29] <Jack_Sparrow> whodafaac Please stop
[01:29] <whodafaac> stop what?
[01:29] <whodafaac> stop the rotation of the planet?
[01:30] <rom1v> Zelfje, why did you give me this link?
[01:30] <ihddn> I have to say I usually avoid using the default settings because seperating home and root makes reinstalling after I break Ubuntu much easier
[01:30] <Siesta> what is the advantage of installing in a partition vs WUBI?
[01:30] <dn4> !install
[01:30] <thiebaude> where is a link for the UDS videos?
[01:31] <tones> forget i asked..
[01:31] <Jack_Sparrow> Siesta for one, you can add a sep home to make future reinstalls or upgrades a breeze
[01:31] <Jack_Sparrow> !home
[01:31] <Flannel> Siesta: The benefit of wubi is that you don't need to partition.  The benefit of a real install is that it's a real install.  You don't need to depend on your windows partiion remaining nice to have your Linux be intact
[01:31] <SuspectZero> !pingme
[01:31] <Siesta> I don't beleive I will need to do much with ubuntu, so WUBI should be ok for me
[01:31] <SuspectZero> !ping
[01:31] <SuspectZero> lmao
[01:32] <SuspectZero> love that
[01:32] <cyberninja> my exim4 SMTP server isnt accepting any external clients anyone got any ideas
[01:32] <sebsebseb> hi
[01:32] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: hi
[01:33] <Zelfje> cyberninja: routing maybee? usually these issues start with: what changes since it worked?
[01:33] <CaT_MaNZz> Hello all, how can i remove all sound drivers and start install them again
[01:33] <yaris123456789> hey i deleted teh trash can i con from try...how do i revivie it ?
[01:34] <Amit_mishra> Tips to get immediate traffic to your web sites http://techfancy.blogspot.com/2009/06/tips-to-get-immediate-traffic-to-your.html
[01:34] <bluefox83> is there ANYONE that can help me restore a backup from sbackup?
[01:34] <Kaie> i need some help making wireless connect and reconnect upon lost connection automatically.
[01:34] <fccf> yaris123456789: right click on panel +add to panel - trashcan in menu
[01:34] <sebsebseb> !panel |  CaT_MaNZz
[01:34] <bluefox83> the backups were done to a server via ssh on sbackup
[01:34] <sebsebseb> !panels
[01:34] <cyberninja> Zelfje: its hard to tll its been a month since i knew it was working. would there be a way to change the port from 25 to something else
[01:34] <sebsebseb> CaT_MaNZz: if you reset panel to defaults trashcan should be there agian
[01:34] <Flannel> sebsebseb: Panels != sound drivers
[01:34] <enrique> hello
[01:34] <CaT_MaNZz> I've tried to fix my phone jack... bit I've made full mess in and my sound disappeared
[01:35] <sebsebseb> Flannel: I messaged wrong person
[01:35] <sebsebseb> yaris123456789: messaged wrong person by mistake, see above
[01:35] <fccf> yaris123456789: do what I said - it is easier
[01:35] <yaris123456789> fccf: thx
[01:35] <mdance> hey everyone I just have done the dumbest thing in the world. I am using Ubuntu jaunty and I went into tasksel and made the foolish mistake of unchecked Ubuntu Print Server and then before I knew it it had proceeded to uninstall a ton of packages and now I am left at a bash prompt and am not able to get into any graphical things.  Is there anyway to undo what I have done?
[01:36] <mdance> *unchecking
[01:36] <Flannel> mdance: try going into tasksel, and recheck the desktop task
[01:36] <fccf> mdance -- at terminal type sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[01:36] <mdance> ok
[01:37] <qriva> Can Grub boot a partition on another disk that is partitioned GUID?
[01:37] <mdance> how do i get it to use my ubuntu CD because i can no longer get on the internet
[01:37] <qriva> the grub disk itself is GPT
[01:37] <Kaie> my ubuntu is unable to automatically connect to my network upon boot. and furthermore it wont reconnect if network is lost.
[01:37] <mdance> because it remove all the networking stuff
[01:38] <lsbrum> Someone help-me with Multiple Sounds using ALSA on Ubuntu Jaunty 64bits?
[01:38] <sebsebseb> mdance: maybe easier to just re install
[01:38] <Kaie> i have to do it manually.
[01:38] <fccf> mdance: it can be done manually
[01:38] <sebsebseb> mdance: the OS
[01:38] <Flannel> mdance: Do you have the alternate CD or the desktop CD?
[01:38] <mdance> the destop one
[01:38] <lsbrum> I copy 3 differente asound.conf in the /etc, but dont works.
[01:39] <Flannel> mdance: There are, unfortunately, no packages on the Desktop CD.  You'd need the alternate CD (you can download and burn it on another computer though)
[01:39] <mdance> I looked in the dpkg logs and grepped it so tha it was only showing the packages removed today but I am not sure how to reinstall them all
[01:39] <mdance> hmmm
[01:39] <fccf> mdance: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list --- comment## every line except deb CDROM
[01:39] <Flannel> fccf: He has no cdrom repository at the moment.
[01:40] <fccf> Flannel: because it is commented out
[01:40] <Siesta> hey guys I am using WUBI to install UBUNTU but the installer says it has 33 hours and 35 minutes to go, an its not going down..... what should I do. I have very high speed
[01:40] <Kaie> so im guess no one knows ANYTHING about networking on ubuntu
[01:40] <Flannel> fccf: No, because he installed with the desktop CD, not the alternate CD.
[01:40] <Siesta> what should I do?
[01:40] <thiebaude> Siesta: can you burn a cd?
[01:40] <losher> mdance: are there a bunch of packages still in /var/cache/apt/archives ?
[01:40] <sebsebseb> Siesta: ok loads of people that come here,  woudn't even recommend Wubi in the first place,  because of weird issues that can happen
[01:40] <Siesta> yes I can burn a cd
[01:41] <dsdeiz> is there a way to download all packages in the repository then burn to a dvd?
[01:41] <Siesta> what are the weird issues?
[01:41] <dsdeiz> since I only have limited connection at home
[01:41] <mdance> hmmm ill see if my eth connection works
[01:41] <mdance> maybe by some miracle
[01:41] <mdance> i can't believe how fast it did it
[01:41] <sebsebseb> Siesta: well some people end up  getting a system that they can't just boot, but  there are other reasons for things that can go bad with Wubi
[01:41] <Siesta> I can burn cds and DVDs but I would burn whatever to a DVD
[01:41] <mdance> like within the span of like 5-10 mins
[01:41] <sebsebseb> Siesta: burn the ISO to a CD since only 700MB
[01:41] <mdance> it had kicked me to a shell
[01:42] <thiebaude> Siesta: ubuntu .iso
[01:42] <sebsebseb> Siesta: or 699MB or whatever, if being exact
[01:42] <k4r1m> anybody here using gnome-do that knows how to get the dock to move a little up and not be stuck to the task bar?
[01:42] <Siesta> alright, what should I do after I get the ubuntu iso?
[01:42] <sebsebseb> Siesta: MD5sum it
[01:42] <Siesta> brun the ISO to a disc
[01:42] <Siesta>  yeah I'll do taht
[01:42] <thiebaude> !install
[01:42] <sebsebseb> Siesta: make sure the codes match,  that means a good download, and then burn it
[01:42] <Siesta> then I''ll burn it
[01:42] <sebsebseb> !md5sum | Siesta
[01:42] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: thanks, exactly
[01:43] <Siesta> ok, what do I do after that?
[01:43] <Siesta> do I have to partitiotn something?
[01:43] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: what?
[01:43] <sebsebseb> Siesta: then you can  use the guided automatic install
[01:43] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: md5sum
[01:43] <mdance> god damn
[01:43] <sebsebseb> Siesta: or set up partitions yourself
[01:43] <Siesta> ok
[01:43] <mdance> my ethernet card isnt even available
[01:43] <thiebaude> Siesta: are you going to dual boot?
[01:43] <sebsebseb> mdance: there's a saying,  don't use God's name in vein,  some people may find it offensive
[01:44] <Siesta> yes im dool booting
[01:44] <vigo> !install
[01:44] <Siesta> duel*
[01:44] <Flannel> mdance: How do you know its unavailable?
[01:44] <unop> sebsebseb,  vain* :)
[01:44] <neoTheCat> i am using the cx2388x driver for my tv card.  with 8.10, i was able to get a signal in. since i upgraded to 9.04, i can not get any signal in, either tv, composite or s-video.
[01:44] <sebsebseb> unop: yeah that
[01:44] <slestak> hey guys, with 9.04, my usplash is corrupted.  I have checked usplash.conf and it has the same resolution settings as my gnome desktop.  did not have hardy on this machine for comparison.
[01:44] <fccf> mdance: please don't use the enter key as punctuation & and keep you language polite & keep the religous beating to a minimum
[01:44] <neoTheCat> anyone else have this problem?
[01:44] <mdance> sebsebseb: sorry bud
[01:44] <thiebaude> Siesta: i dont know anything about burning then installing because i dont have that capability
[01:44] <sebsebseb> mdance: well not so much me, but others
[01:45] <slestak> by corrupted, i mean you can recogniz it, but it is wrapped and "streaked" across the screen
[01:45] <thiebaude> Siesta: but i've done alot of dual boots
[01:45] <Siesta> will the guided install formt my hard drive? im duel booting
[01:45] <mdance> Flannel: I checked in ifconfig and it is not there it just has the loopback
[01:45] <sebsebseb> Siesta: yes and give you the Ext3 file system, but  Ext4 is pretty nice really
[01:45] <_daniel_> Anyone here from the Mozilla Ubuntu ?
[01:46] <Flannel> mdance: That's fine.  We can fix that.
[01:46] <_daniel_> I need the firefox-3.0-dbg package for 9.04
[01:46] <thiebaude> Siesta: the partitioner on the ubuntu disc will guide you through the partiioning part
[01:46] <sebsebseb> Siesta: if you set up partitions yourself, you can choose whatever file system  that is available
[01:46] <_daniel_> Not present in the repos....
[01:46] <Siesta> whats the diff between 2 and 3
[01:46] <Siesta> 3 nd 4
[01:46] <sebsebseb> Siesta: well  my computer really does seem to boot up Jaunty quicker with Ext4 :)
[01:47] <Siesta> how would i install ext4? without screwing up puter
[01:47] <slestak> sebsebseb: yes, much faster
[01:47] <thiebaude> Siesta: ext4 was faster than ext3
[01:47] <phoenix1> hey can i pause my resync "check" to flawlessly watch a movie (as for example http://www.youtube.com/user/homeproject)?
[01:47] <Siesta> how can i get ext4
[01:47] <thiebaude> Siesta: on the partitioner you'll have manually install it
[01:48] <sebsebseb> Siesta: by setting up partitions yourself, but there are like 3 issues  in the release notes,  that you  should be aware of if using Ext4 really
[01:48] <thiebaude> to
[01:48] <vigo> Siesta: And please bookmark or whatever these links from ubottu that everyone is helping with.
[01:48] <_daniel_> anyone knows where can I get debug symbols for firefox 3.0.1 on Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[01:48] <sebsebseb> !notes |  Siesta
[01:48] <thiebaude> and mount/
[01:48] <slestak> Siesta: if you are changing on an already installed system, you must do it with a livecd, you cannot change fs type on a mounted fs.
[01:48] <Siesta> w8 theres a new ubuntu on there site
[01:48] <sebsebseb> Siesta: you can convert Ext3 to Ext4, but it won't be quite the real thing
[01:49] <Siesta> w8! if i download iso
[01:49] <sebsebseb> Siesta: as a result if going to do Ext4, it's best to set up new partitions
[01:49] <Siesta> from ubuntu.com
[01:49] <Flannel> mdance: The easiest way is just to copy/paste (well, retype) this: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/network-configuration.html
[01:49] <Siesta> is it ext4?
[01:49] <sebsebseb> Siesta: Ext3 is still the default file system, but people can  get it using others if setting up partitions themselves
[01:49] <slestak> can someone hepl me debug my usplash corruption.  i have regenerated initramfs after double checking res settings in usplash.conf
[01:51] <Barridus> hmmm, switching from Kubuntu to Ubuntu... i installed ubuntu-desktop and relogged into gnome.  i notice quite a few of the applications (Evolution, Synaptic, and a few others) are not in the Main Menus.  they're installed though, is there an easy way to have them all automatically added like they probably should have been, or do i have to do it all manually?
[01:51] <olinuxx> bye
[01:51] <infomomo> I have just updated to 9.04, but i still get Linux x203w 2.6.27-14-generic #1 SMP Wed Apr 15 18:59:16 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux when i run uname -a and when i run apt-get upgrade i get this  --> http://i39.tinypic.com/2vj4l8h.png
[01:51] <phoenix1> hey does anyone know how i can slow down or pause the resync "check" of ma softwareraid 1?
[01:52] <Siesta> im not lookin for speed too much becaause i got 2gb memory and a nice dual core proccesor
[01:52] <fccf> Barridus: goto system>preferences>main menu - you should be able to do what you need from there
[01:52] <infomomo> It is as if my ubuntu got upgraded but not the kernel
[01:52] <sebsebseb> Siesta: it's better with bigger files as well
[01:52] <sebsebseb> Siesta: disk checking is quicker as well
[01:53] <Siesta> i wont be using ububtu as my main operatin system
[01:53] <Siesta> thanks guys!
[01:53] <thiebaude> Siesta: good luck
[01:53] <infomomo> Looks like i have to reboot guys
[01:53] <Siesta> thanks
[01:53] <sebsebseb> Siesta: oh I wonder why that is
[01:54] <Siesta> how do i run the iso?
[01:54] <sebsebseb> Siesta: oh  your new to Ubuntu?
[01:54] <Siesta> yes new to ubuntu
[01:54] <Siesta> i use vista home premium
[01:54] <sebsebseb> Siesta: I see
[01:54] <Siesta> 32 bit
[01:55] <sebsebseb> Siesta: you will probably use Ubuntu more than Vista, when you know how to use it resoanbly.   anyway the ISO  you md5sum it,  then burn to CD, and then boot the computer from it
[01:55] <Siesta> do i just put disc into it then it boots? do i have to boot from dvd drive?
[01:56] <sebsebseb> Siesta: old computers probably got to set up the computer to boot from CD in the BIOS, newer ones it probably  will automatically
[01:56] <thiebaude> Siesta: boot from dvd drive
[01:56] <Siesta> ok i have  fairly new puter
[01:56] <white_> is wine hard to install and use?
[01:56] <thiebaude> Siesta:yea, i thought you did
[01:57] <fccf> white_: short answer: no
[01:57] <sebsebseb> Siesta: by the way  for  stuff that isn't say a Windows 3D game, you could virtual machine Windows inside Ubuntu,  but first  get Ubuntu installed obviously :)
[01:57] <bluefox83> I need help restoring from a remote server on my network with sbackup
[01:57] <Siesta> lol ty
[01:57] <bluefox83> for some crazy reason it wont let me restore D:
[01:57] <white_> fccf: does it install itself or is there work to do
[01:58] <slayton> how can I make gnome-terminal look like xterm?
[01:58] <thiebaude> Siesta: and remember if you decide and install ext4 remember to mount /
[01:58] <Siesta> ok thanks
[01:58] <sebsebseb> Siesta: to be honest 9.04 with Ext3  I woudn't recommend that now
[01:58] <thiebaude> yw
[01:58] <fccf> white_: synaptic/aptitude/apt-get will install it then type wine program.exe into terminal
[01:58] <ubuntu> is it possible to take out the cd and burn another while in live cd mode?
[01:59] <sebsebseb> Siesta: I think the  dataloss issues got fixed ages ago, so  Ext4 is ready  basicalley
[01:59] <thiebaude> Siesta: yea, i agree with sebsebseb since your new to this
[01:59] <phoenix1> hello how do i pause or slow down the resync "check" of my softwareraid1 to have a flawless io?
[01:59] <Siesta> whats the latest version of ubunu?
[01:59] <thiebaude> 9.04
[01:59] <Siesta> im downloadin as we speak
[01:59] <fccf> ubuntu: only if you have enough ram to load the entire os into ram --- use toram at boottime
[01:59] <sebsebseb> Siesta: easier to get a good partition set up on first install, then you can just upgrade
[02:00] <sebsebseb> Siesta: as a new version comes out.  new versions in April and October
[02:00] <infomomo> Seems like i still got the problem guys
[02:00] <glicks> hey does anyone have experiences with netbooks?
[02:00] <Siesta> alright, my quiestion is that can I run the installer and partition from there?
[02:00] <glicks> im thinking of selling my dell latitude D830 to get one
[02:00] <Siesta> or will it format my hard drive
[02:00] <infomomo> I am still getting :The following packages have been kept back: linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic - linux-restricted-modules-generic
[02:00] <Siesta> Won;t be too happy if it does that =D
[02:01] <fccf> glicks: if you stick with dell you will be happy
[02:01] <nul|o> I used kubuntu for the 1st time
[02:01] <nul|o> it's gr8
[02:01] <thiebaude> Siesta: you'll have options when you get to the partitioing part
[02:01] <nul|o> detected my cable interent
[02:01] <nul|o> but not wireless :(
[02:01] <glicks> i was looking at the EEE fccf it has a 9.5 hour bat life
[02:01] <nul|o> openoffice works, but looks real, REAL ugly.
[02:01] <k4r1m> lol why is eclipse version on ubuntu repo 3.2.2 thats pretty old lol
[02:01] <nul|o> In all kubuntu worked and is probably a good replacement. I will consider using it once the fonts and wireless issues are sorted out.
[02:02] <fccf> glicks: you won't get that kind of batt life reliably
[02:02] <infomomo> i get this errro while running Synaptics : http://i39.tinypic.com/dpd7oi.png
[02:02] <glicks> fccf, even if i get 8 hours thats still pretty sweet
[02:02] <ju1c3> anyone have pointers about git on ubuntu 9.10?
[02:02] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: I heard about a few people getting a like currupted Ext4 partition,  but with those kernel patches for the latest kernel,  I think it's fine, except for those 3 issues in the release notes.   Also  Fedora 11 released in 3 days according to the website,  has Ext4 by default, which must mean something
[02:03] <fccf> glicks: you are too hopefull
[02:03] <tomtommy> besides firefox, what browser is good for ubuntu?
[02:03] <glicks> does you have first hand experience fccf
[02:03] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: latest kernel?  I meant the one Ubuntu has in repo
[02:03] <snooflecake> fccf: does that make you too cynical?
[02:03] <ju1c3> tomtommy: opera
[02:03] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: im thinking about going ubuntu only
[02:03] <thiebaude> the 2.6.30 rc 5
[02:04] <Siesta> Ok, should I backup my stuff to my backup drive before I try installing from a dvd?
[02:04] <fccf> glicks: actually I do have first hand expierence with the eee701 and I got mabee 2 hours running xandros
[02:04] <fccf> snooflecake: I am the cynic
[02:04] <thiebaude> Siesta: yes
[02:04] <sebsebseb> Siesta: any important data you should back up,  you shoudn't just store everything on your computers hard disk, it could just fail,  so if you take this advice,  I think Ext4 would be absoutly great for you
[02:04] <tomtommy> julcr3 w=any others?
[02:04] <glicks> fccf, yeah i heard that one sucked
[02:04] <Sp00K> Siesta: Better safe then sorry :))
[02:05] <thiebaude> Siesta: and your going to love compiz effects
[02:05] <ju1c3> tomtommy: chrome? i dunno if they r linux yet
[02:05] <zakwilson> I'm having some... interesting issues with fglrx. Any experts around?
[02:05] <nul|o> In all kubuntu worked and is probably a good replacement. I will consider using it once the fonts and wireless issues are sorted out.
[02:05] <Siesta> ok, but if I have 3 hard drives, I install ubuntu on one, windows on the other, and my backup drive will ubuntu effect the windows drive or the backup? if not then I'm all set becuase my third is empty
[02:06] <sebsebseb> Siesta: the backup drive is fine
[02:06] <sebsebseb> Siesta: you won't just lose data by using Ext4,  let me be clear on that
[02:06] <fccf> glicks: you will never get the performance they advertise, usually they turn everything off to get as much time out of the battery they can - like my laptop 45 min while on and connected to internet... 16 hours on standby
[02:06] <Siesta> no, I have two drives buuild into my pc. I will be installing ubunto on my second one
[02:06] <Mike_lifeguard> Hi, I'm trying to downgrade some packages according to the instructions at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130582 -- however, apt-get wants to remove packages, which I'm warned not to let it do. Could someone help me figure out if I'm doing something wrong, or if it is actually ok to let it remove those packages?
[02:06] <sebsebseb> Siesta: ,but in the past there were some issues, but  they are all fixed now  as far as I know
[02:06] <Yanick_> hi, is there a *good* graph plotting software available? kmplot (yeah, I'm on kde) doesn't seem to support recursive functions (euler) and kAlgebra is worthless
[02:06] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: yep, ext4 is very good
[02:06] <thiebaude> or was
[02:06] <sebsebseb> Siesta: and in the past as in, before the file system became stable
[02:06] <Siesta> I think for now I will stick with ext3 atleast untill I get some experience
[02:07] <glicks> fccf, the atom is a low power cpu
[02:07] <nineclock> hi it possiile to see log of deleted files ?
[02:07] <Siesta> so is it safe to install on the other hard drive in my computer?
[02:07] <InfoMoMo> i get this errror while running Synaptics : http://i39.tinypic.com/dpd7oi.png  am still getting :The following packages have been kept back: linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic - linux-restricted-modules-generic
[02:07] <fccf> Yanick: have you seen wolframalpha.com - sorry may be !ot
[02:07] <InfoMoMo> Do i need to enable some repositories ? maybe re-generate a sources.list
[02:07] <snooflecake> fccf/glicks: the only fact is that the netbooks are designed to have at least more battery life than regular notebooks
[02:07] <thiebaude> Siesta: on the free space drive
[02:08] <sebsebseb> Siesta: someone else clean installed and did Ext4,  and she had no problems with it
[02:08] <Siesta> yeah, so it will be safe to install on a hard drive with nothing on it? How do I then add ext4?
[02:08] <glicks> im thinking of selling my laptop to get one
[02:08] <thiebaude> Siesta: i also did a clean install of ext4 and no problems
[02:08] <fccf> snooflecake: glicks: still not going to get anywhere near 8 hours of battery life
[02:08] <glicks> i never travel with it cause its so damn big and bulky
[02:08] <Barridus> fccf, i edited the menu, however every time i click on the evolution icon i made, it launches in terminal
[02:08] <snooflecake> fccf/glicks:  agreed.  it might get 4 at most
[02:08] <sebsebseb> Siesta: yes, but just to be 100% safe backup any really important data else where as well, which you should be doing anyway, because the  hard disk could just fail
[02:09] <Siesta> is the option to install ext4 right on the install menu when I boot
[02:09] <sebsebseb> Siesta: no
[02:09] <Barridus> nm, i'm stupid
[02:09] <cjae_> its fairly off topic but should ppl be giving other companies like yahoo and lycos and such a chance instead of flocking to google?
[02:09] <sebsebseb> Siesta: ,but it's easy enough to do
[02:09] <snooflecake> glicks: go lookup the advertized battery life of your current laptop and compare to what it actually is
[02:09] <Seeker`> snooflecake: glicks: fccf: getting a bit offtopic
[02:09] <thiebaude> Siesta: no, you'll get to that part later
[02:09] <Siesta> ok, I have used a version of linux in the past, brb
[02:09] <sebsebseb> Siesta: and if things go wrong, because of  Ext4,  which is unlikly on a clean install, but if it does, you can blame  thiebaude :d
[02:10] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: haha
[02:10] <danny_> Hey, anyone know much about firewalls or firestarter??
[02:10] <Yanick_> fccf, I'm not sure that it's what I'm looking for...
[02:10] <thiebaude> :)
[02:10] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: i just hope he does it right
[02:10] <kerebrus> Hello, Is there away to hide mounted devices from showing an icon on the desktop?
[02:10] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: well we make sure he does it right?
[02:10] <Siesta> I have used a version of linux on a stupid littl XO laptop
[02:10] <thiebaude> kewl, mate
[02:10] <fccf> Barridus: go into menu editor ... right click on evolution>properties ... make sure it says applications
[02:10] <briareus> hey, why is apt-get not able to parallelize more than one update/install session?  I just tried two installs at once and it said 'resources temporarily unavailable'
[02:11] <thiebaude> you know more than i do
[02:11] <Barridus> fccf i figured it out, thanks :)
[02:11] <cjae_> the reason I ask here is because when I install firefox in ubuntu I am automatically sent to google, I have done many searches over the last few days with yahoo and have not had bad results
[02:11] <danny_> How can I add another interface to firestarter if it does not pick it up?? Please
[02:11] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: that also means he gets the partition size  done right first time round, because by the sounds of the release notes there could be a little problem if an Ext4 partition is resized, at the moment
[02:11] <bluefox83> does anyone know how to restore a backup from a remote server using sbackup? i have scoured the web and can't seem to find one that helps when the ssh port is something other than default D:
[02:11] <Siesta> 28 more min till ubuntu is downloaded!
[02:11] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: ok
[02:11] <bluefox83> i can ssh to the dang directory, i just can't get rsync or anything to work right
[02:11] <cjae_> in both the home page and in the search box, that seems unfair
[02:11] <sebsebseb> !notes |  Siesta   thiebaude
[02:11] <Guest76486> thats because you are only allowed one terminal open installing something. That means synaptic cant be working at the same time as a terminal unless you get a special program
[02:12] <fccf> yanick: I am not sure what you are trying to graph --- I just suggested wolfram cause it is sooooo cool
[02:12] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: thats a good read
[02:12] <bluefox83> simple backup restore wont work D:
[02:12] <sebsebseb> Siesta: by the way as long as your WIndows partition is shutdown properly, you can read and write to it no problem from Ubuntu
[02:12] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: indeed it is
[02:12] <Siesta> ok thanks
[02:13] <snooflecake> sebsebseb: i haven't tried yet, but does windows read ubuntu files fine too?
[02:13] <glicks> think its worth getting that in exchange for my laptop?
[02:13] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: i miss ubuntu
[02:13] <Tetracomm> Aww.
[02:14] <sebsebseb> snooflecake: well there's the Ext3 driver for Windows http://www.fs-driver.org  however  Windows being able to read and write to a Linux partition  that isn't just a data one,  I don't think is the best idea
[02:14] <Siesta> is there any chance of this disc wiping my windows partition?
[02:14] <Siesta> cause if so then forget it
[02:14] <sebsebseb> snooflecake: after all you get a virus or whatever on Windows,  and  it deletes   stuff from  your Linux partition, and  problems
[02:14] <sebsebseb> Siesta: no it will be fine
[02:14]  * cjae_ apologizes for trolling over whatever it is called, but is just curious
[02:14] <Guest76486> If this is the official support chat for ubuntu why is the irc client not included on a standard ubuntu install?
[02:14] <Siesta> alright, because I do not want to touch windows, i don't have the install disc
[02:14] <slayton> does anybody know how to get access to the font used by xterm? I'd like to use that font for other things
[02:14] <sebsebseb> Siesta: Ubuntu won't  delete stuff from your Windows partition, unless you tell it to
[02:15] <snooflecake> sebsebseb:  agreed, but to copy over media type files from ubuntu would be nice, even though i plan on getting rid of windows 7
[02:15] <Siesta> no i mean will it format the c drive?
[02:15] <sebsebseb> Siesta: or your  Ubuntu install got broken into by someone and they did it,  which would be  pretty unlikely
[02:15] <thiebaude> Guest76486: pidgin is
[02:15] <fccf> Guest76486: the standard client is pidgin
[02:15] <sebsebseb> Siesta: that's right you should have a hardware firewall with Ubuntu really as well, with any OS in fact
[02:15] <danny_> Can anyone read this text
[02:15] <thiebaude> danny_: yes danny
[02:15] <slestak> nope
[02:15] <fccf> danny_:  yes
[02:15] <danny_> ohh good
[02:15] <glicks>  this is the model im looking at
[02:16] <glicks> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834220505
[02:16] <DittyKong> so u can get here from Pidgin? I never use pidgin I always install xchat
[02:16] <Siesta> or can I choose to install on the D drive (my 2 hard drive)
[02:16] <thiebaude> glicks: i was looking for laptops today
[02:16] <sebsebseb> Siesta: no
[02:16] <sebsebseb> Siesta: well kind of
[02:16] <Siesta> what??
[02:16] <sebsebseb> Siesta: except it wil be knwon as sda2  in  Ubuntu/Linuxdistros
[02:16] <phoenix1> hello how do i pause or slow down the resync "check" of my softwareraid1 to have a flawless io?
[02:16] <Siesta> I can't choose to install on second hard drive?
[02:16] <glicks> thiebaude, yeah i think ima hock mine on craigslist and get a netbook
[02:17] <sebsebseb> Siesta: yes you will
[02:17] <danny_> Well my problem with getting a usb interface into firstarter does not seem to be sparking much info, Anyone know where else i might be able to find anything? google has not been much help..
[02:17] <sebsebseb> Siesta: just  the  drives having a letter is a Windows thing, that's what I was getting at
[02:17] <fccf> DittyKong: I am using pidgin
[02:17] <InfoMoMo> Does anyone know where i can get a copy of the sources.list file ?
[02:17] <thiebaude> glicks: my only problem with netbooks is the non-cd drive
[02:17] <_daniel_> This channel really sucks, someone needs to come up with a better solution for Real Time Chat when there is so many people...
[02:17] <sebsebseb> Siesta: this will all make sense once your on the Live CD
[02:17] <Siesta> Ah... but can I install on my hard drive with nothing on it instead of partitioning my hard drive full of junk?
[02:17] <Seeker`> thiebaude: glicks: still offtopic
[02:17] <Mike_lifeguard> InfoMoMo: that list is probably customized... but you can have mine if you want
[02:18] <_daniel_> InfoMoMo, as opposed to /etc/apt/sources.list ?
[02:18] <sebsebseb> _daniel_: well there are other Ubuntu channels
[02:18] <err0r> anyone knows how to watch divx web streams? i tryed vlc but there is only a black box with "waiting for video"
[02:18] <InfoMoMo> _daniel_: yes
[02:18] <thiebaude> thanks seeker
[02:18] <sebsebseb> _daniel_: there should be one for your area, and so on
[02:18] <InfoMoMo> _daniel_: i feel like i am missing some parts on 9.04, when i did the upgrade
[02:18] <fccf> danny_:firestarter is a is a frontend for the firewall - are you confused?
[02:18] <InfoMoMo> i get this errror while running Synaptics : http://i39.tinypic.com/dpd7oi.png  am still getting :The following packages have been kept back: linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic - linux-restricted-modules-generic Do i need to enable some repositories ? maybe re-generate a sources.list
[02:18] <sebsebseb> !siesta | dualboot
[02:19] <_daniel_> InfoMoMo, me too, but it seems there is no default one, if there is I will also like to have it
[02:19] <sebsebseb> !dualboot |  siesta
[02:19] <briareus> why dual boot when you can just vm a lot more easily
[02:19] <thiebaude> briareus: he has the ram for it
[02:19] <sebsebseb> briareus: you have a good point there, but sometimes  VM's won't cut it for example 3D Windows games
[02:19] <ju1c3> vm wont let u use graphics card
[02:20] <briareus> sebsebseb: true enough, and since I am no gamer I didn't even think of that
[02:20] <InfoMoMo> briareus: RAM
[02:20] <danny_> fccf,  no I am new and bailed on an iptables config untill i get alot more exp in linux, and firestarter worked the best out of the 4  i tried on my vmserver, thou now its on my laptop i cant get it to detect the ttyUSB0 interface and apply restrictions to it
[02:20] <sebsebseb> briareus: altough I don't even know what this guy wants Windows for yet even
[02:20] <InfoMoMo> briareus: lack of RAM
[02:20] <sebsebseb> Siesta: what do you use Windows for?
[02:20] <briareus> I have two vm's, each in their own dedicated partitions: /vbox1 /vbox2
[02:20] <briareus> InfoMoMo: oh
[02:21] <Siesta> windows is my ultimite OS, I run programs, chat my dad usess it for work
[02:21] <briareus> InfoMoMo: I have 2GB ram so a gig to host and a gig to guest is no big deal
[02:21] <Siesta> I honestly kinda like it
[02:21] <fccf> danny_: are you trying to use a cellphone ie3g connection?
[02:21] <briareus> Siesta: I do like XP in a vm a lot more than I like it natively, that's for sure
[02:21] <Siesta> my teacher uses ubuntu and I felt ambiscios so i thought about installing it. I'm prettty tech savvy
[02:21] <sebsebseb> Siesta: heh and Vista as well, there are people who be  making jokes about that,  but   Vista is ok for Micrsooft really
[02:21] <bastidrazor> InfoMoMo, pastebin your sources.list
[02:21] <eik5opes> ok
[02:21] <sebsebseb> Siesta: who would be making jokes above
[02:22] <Siesta> I like vista
[02:22] <sebsebseb> briareus: same here
[02:22] <InfoMoMo> bastidrazor: http://pastebin.com/d21658aec
[02:22] <ju1c3> vista is good if u do top 10 fixes
[02:23] <sebsebseb> ju1c3:  top 10 fixes?
[02:23] <ju1c3> !google
[02:23] <sebsebseb> Siesta: going back to filesystems
[02:23] <danny_> yes i am and canont find the correct modem inti string to connect so im forced to use the network manager to connect
[02:23] <sebsebseb> !ext3 | Siesta
[02:23] <sebsebseb> !ext4 |  Siesta
[02:23] <Siesta> brb I'll brb
[02:23] <racecar56> briareus, down goes another router
[02:23] <danny_> fccf,  yes i am and canont find the correct modem inti string to connect so im forced to use the network manager to connect
[02:23] <briareus> racecar56: huh?
[02:24] <briareus> racecar56: did you brick it?
[02:24] <racecar56> briareus, in a way
[02:24] <briareus> dude
[02:24] <racecar56> look, i can't get it uploaded to router
[02:24] <fccf> danny_ you will want to use ppp for that card --- there are easy configs for wmdial
[02:24] <bastidrazor> InfoMoMo, you have a gutsy repo in there. you can't mix repo's in that manner
[02:24] <racecar56> step 9 fails
[02:24] <briareus> racecar56: what did those directions have you using, tinyftp?
[02:24] <racecar56> all the time
[02:24] <InfoMoMo> bastidrazor: ok brother, i will remove it
[02:24] <racecar56> all the time
[02:24] <racecar56> doh
[02:24] <fccf> danny_ what cellular provider?
[02:24] <briareus> racecar56: link me again? I shut that browser
[02:25] <danny_> virgin
[02:25] <racecar56> briareus, http://dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/How_To_Flash_the_WRT54GS_v7
[02:25] <fccf> danny_: virgin usa? canada? uk?
[02:25] <danny_> fccf,  virgin australia
[02:25] <racecar56> briareus, thankfully i had another router somewhere
[02:25] <amego> what's the different between view "localhost_resolver" , view "internal" and view "external" in named.conf?
[02:25] <briareus> so it is tftp they are using, that's still like I remember
[02:25] <racecar56> briareus, how can i fix it?
[02:26] <InfoMoMo> bastidrazor: i am still getting The following packages have been kept back:
[02:26] <InfoMoMo>   linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic
[02:26] <InfoMoMo>   linux-restricted-modules-generic mencoder mplayer
[02:26] <InfoMoMo> Sorry :(
[02:26] <bastidrazor> InfoMoMo, also all the iweb.ca are not official repo's.. those too may cause you problems.. reload your sources after you get rid of the gutsy one
[02:26] <FloodBot1> InfoMoMo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:26] <danny_> fccf, i got gnome ppp to set it up, deinstall and grab a copy of wmdial
[02:26] <briareus> racecar56: both the linux commands there failed? either/or?
[02:26] <racecar56> briareus, i coouldnt do it on linux
[02:26] <briareus> racecar56: oh
[02:26] <InfoMoMo> bastidrazor: iweb.ca is an official repo
[02:26] <racecar56> briareus, i lost internet so i couldnt install tftp
[02:26] <briareus> racecar56: it has to be tftp
[02:26] <racecar56> briareus, i did it on winblows but it timed out
[02:26] <racecar56> briareus, i did!
[02:27] <briareus> ok
[02:27] <bastidrazor> InfoMoMo, you have to reload your list after editing
[02:27] <briareus> racecar56: try it again from linux
[02:27] <racecar56> briareus, yeah
[02:27] <amego> im looking for ubuntu server support
[02:27] <bastidrazor> InfoMoMo, right, i misread the last few.
[02:27] <racecar56> #ubuntu-server
[02:27] <InfoMoMo> bastidrazor: yes, by running apt-get update
[02:27] <Flannel> InfoMoMo: You need to do sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[02:27] <fccf> danny_: there is a wmdial.comf you will need -- hold on - I have it in my email
[02:28] <racecar56> briareus, i have tftp now
[02:28] <mdance> thanks everyone for your help i love you all and your great
[02:28] <wjs_ltop> I'm trying to install ubuntu 9.04 on my AMD Athlon64 based system, and the kernel panics every time.
[02:28] <briareus> racecar56: I'd try the second of the two linux commands first
[02:28] <racecar56> briareus, now all i do is get on the bricked router and upload to it?
[02:28] <wjs_ltop> I just tried installing 8.10 and upgrading, and now the kernel is crashing
[02:28] <Flannel> briareus, racecar56: mind taking the router conversation elsewhere?  May I suggest #ubuntu-offtopic?  Thanks
[02:28] <briareus> tftp -v -m octet 192.168.1.1 -c put dd-wrt.v24-micro_generic.bin
[02:29] <racecar56> briareus, lets go to offtipic
[02:29] <racecar56> briareus, lets go to offtopic
[02:29] <briareus> well, I'm sure I'm sorry
[02:29] <InfoMoMo> Flannel: apt-get dist-upgrade worked for mencode and mplayer, but linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic linux-restricted-modules-generic are still KEPT BACK
[02:29] <racecar56> briareus, #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:29] <wjs_ltop> Is this a known issue, what can I do.  I've tried kubuntu desktop/alternate and ubuntu desktop and server.
[02:29] <DittyKong> @wjs_ltop  what exactly is going on
[02:29] <danny_> fccf,  thanks
[02:29] <Flannel> InfoMoMo: dist-upgrade has them kept back?  Or upgrade?
[02:29] <InfoMoMo> Flannel: kept-back
[02:29] <ctmjr> !enlightenment|ctmjr
[02:29] <wjs_ltop> When I select Install, the kernel is trying to load, and I get a kernel panic
[02:29] <racecar56> briareus, im gonna get bricked router now, going off internet
[02:29] <briareus> channels are fucken uptight anymore. ok racecar56 see you there, but Zelfje knows probably more than I do
[02:30] <InfoMoMo> Flannel: i get this errror while running Synaptics : http://i39.tinypic.com/dpd7oi.png
[02:30] <Flannel> briareus: There's 1300 people here.  We can't have everyone talking about everything.  Also, please mind your language.
[02:30] <wjs_ltop> After doing the upgrade from 8.10, the kernel panics at boot time.
[02:30] <Seeker`> briareus: watch your language in #ubuntu channels
[02:30] <briareus> wow
[02:30] <DittyKong> i had a similar problem on a 64 bit install. After I made sure the check sum and all that was ok, I just kept trying. It took me about 4 times before everything stuck. Once on the harddrive its been stable for me
[02:31] <DittyKong> Ahh upgrade
[02:31] <DittyKong> I did a fresh install
[02:31] <wjs_ltop> I tried fresh installs first
[02:31] <wjs_ltop> then I tried going from 8.10
[02:31] <DittyKong> yeah?
[02:32] <phoenix1> hey for a "sudo echo 200000 > /proc/sys/dev/raid/speed_limit_max" i get a "bash: /proc/sys/dev/raid/speed_limit_max: Permission denied" how do i get my command through?
[02:32] <wjs_ltop> And I can't verify the CD because of the same issue.
[02:32] <zagabar_> Wtf...
[02:32] <DittyKong> so you dont have any stable OS installed?
[02:32] <amego> ubuntu server support ?
[02:32] <Flannel> InfoMoMo: alright, this is solvable, I just need some information, please pastebin the output of the following: sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade ; apt-cache policy linux-image-generic linux-restricted-modules-generic linux-headers-generic
[02:32] <Flannel> amego: Here, or #ubuntu-server
[02:33] <zagabar_> My regged nick is zagbar1, but when I try to log in, I get:  " zagabar1 already in use. Retrying with zagabar_..." I see no zagabar1 in the userlist. :S
[02:33] <geirha> phoenix1: the > is not interpreted by the shell, which is still running as your user.    echo 200000 | sudo tee /proc/sys/dev/raid/speed_limit_max
[02:33] <geirha> phoenix1: Sorry, the > is not interpreted by sudo, but by the shell I meant to say
[02:33] <cabrey> zagabar_, try /nick zagabar1
[02:33] <jamiejackson> NVIDIA Problem: I'm getting black screen after the progress bar at bootup. This is after having installed the recommended restricted driver. Is there a way to fix this, to get this driver working, or am I better off just removing the driver, and installing an NVIDIA driver on my own. [nVidia Corporation NV34 [GeForce FX 5200] (rev a1)]
[02:33] <wjs_ltop> I did install 8.10.  But then I upgraded it.  My old drives bit the dust, so I'm starting over from scratch.  Big drives and Raid 1+0
[02:33] <InfoMoMo> Flannel: http://pastebin.com/d56acf323
[02:34] <fccf> danny_: lookie here http://phoenixegypt.com/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=6
[02:34] <dsdeiz> terminus font totally rocks!
[02:34] <ekimmargni> zagabar_: #freenode
[02:34] <sebsebseb> !language >  zagabar_
[02:34] <zagabar_> sebsebseb: sorry
[02:34] <Cosmo1> I have a merc stealth keyboard, and some of the keys are not recognized or register incorrectly. I know I will have to customize the layout but I have 2 questions. #1 which method would be better the loadkeys or xmodmap route (I am using ubuntu 9.04) #2 when I do this do I need to only include the keys I need to change or all of the keys on the keyboard?
[02:35] <ekimmargni> Does anyone know about the bug where the TTYs (terminals? I dunno what they're most properly called) on CTRL-ALT-F2 et al disappear? Just plain blank black screen (thought I can get back to the graphical session on F7 just fine)
[02:35] <zagabar_> * zagabar1 :Nickname is already in use.
[02:35] <zagabar_> :S
[02:35] <supercom32> Aside from Baobab, is there a disk usage analyzer that summarize partition space usage?
[02:35] <sebsebseb> zagabar_: swearing can make the channel look bad, but I am not an o p so it dosan't bother me that much
[02:35] <Flannel> InfoMoMo: Alright, that got cut off, go ahead and re-paste the output of sudo apt-get update, plesae
[02:35] <dsdeiz> df -h?
[02:35] <ekimmargni> zagabar_: /msg nickserv ghost zagabar1 password (then /nick zagabar1 after it ghosts the nick)?
[02:36] <geirha> supercom32: I usually run "df -h" in a terminal ...
[02:36] <wjs_ltop> The 2.6.27 kernel boots ok
[02:36] <wjs_ltop> but the 2.6.28 kernel panics
[02:36] <bluefox83> seriously, anyone know how to use sbackup?
[02:36] <vox> anyone know why i cant add a lan connection in network managler?
[02:36] <InfoMoMo> Flannel: http://pastebin.com/m77c19b4a
[02:36] <vox> i go through all the steps and.. nothing
[02:37] <WindsofTime> Does anyone know how to install the applications "GreenFoot" and "BlueJ"
[02:37] <danny_> fccf,  hmm ok seems a bit much to take in right now ill look throu that info and try to get it working for my modem thanks for your help
[02:37] <WindsofTime> SPM doesn't seem to have it and Im not too sure how to install it myself
[02:38] <MorbrorFultjack> Anyone knows a program that can remove duplicated files?
[02:38] <johny__> file or line ?
[02:39] <johny__> files or lines ?
[02:39] <InfoMoMo> MorbrorFultjack: KleanSweep
[02:39] <MorbrorFultjack> files
[02:39] <tony_> hi
[02:39] <InfoMoMo> MorbrorFultjack: sudo apt-get install
[02:39] <MorbrorFultjack> ok ill try kleansweep
[02:39] <InfoMoMo> MorbrorFultjack: be carefull
[02:40] <fccf> danny_: I have made those modems work on 2 computers in 2 different markets and it worked
[02:40] <MorbrorFultjack> yepp i will
[02:40] <MorbrorFultjack> thank you
[02:40] <vox> anyone?
[02:40] <supercom32> For Baobab alternatives, would anyone know of any GUI based ones?
[02:40] <danny_> fccf, http://penguinpusher.net/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=291&Itemid=2     this one looks a bit closer to being a finished what im looking for, could you take a quick look?
[02:41] <Flannel> InfoMoMo: Alright, your problem is because you have jaunty-proposedn enabled.  You need to disable it.
[02:41] <topgun21> does ani one know when the next LTS version of ubuntu is due to hit the streets?
[02:41] <Flannel> InfoMoMo: -proposed is for things that aren't yet ready for -updates, and sometimes (like today) they contain things with unsatisfiable dependencies.
[02:42] <sebsebseb> topgun21: 10.04 should be the next one,  April 2010
[02:42] <InfoMoMo> Flannel: ahh ok
[02:42] <topgun21> thanks sebsebseb
[02:42] <jamiejackson> NVIDIA Problem: I'm getting black screen after the progress bar at bootup. This is after having installed the recommended restricted driver. Is there a way to fix this, to get this driver working, or am I better off just removing the driver, and installing an NVIDIA driver on my own. [nVidia Corporation NV34 [GeForce FX 5200] (rev a1)]
[02:42] <xaashi> hi, is it possible to get the 2.6.29.1 on jaunty
[02:42] <InfoMoMo> Flannel : i can disable it from /etc/apt/sources.list or from software Sources rigth ?\
[02:43] <sebsebseb> topgun21: np, and  I assume your asking,  because 8.04 is getting a bit old for you or something,  well 8.10 was nice, and 9.04 is alright,  so if that's the case, you might want to consider upgrading
[02:43] <fccf> danny_: see also http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6388704&postcount=1
[02:43] <Flannel> InfoMoMo: Indeed.
[02:43] <danny_> fccf,  also from the page you sent me to is "Modem Port Scan<*1>: S0 S1 S2 S3" a bash command
[02:44] <InfoMoMo> Flannel:  : thanks brother
[02:44] <InfoMoMo> Flannel: Coke ?
[02:44] <danny_> that last one i found and had to use to get network manger to connect by removeing the chap line
[02:44] <danny_> fccf, that last one i found and had to use to get network manger to connect by removeing the chap line
[02:44] <fccf> danny_: those 2 pages should get you going ... once you have wvdial.conf configured run wvdial from terminal
[02:44] <topgun21> sebsebseb: I was thinking of possible upgade to Jaunty, but i might wait until 10.04 comes out
[02:44] <geirha> supercom32: A search for 'disk usage' in apt lists some packages. Haven't tried any of them, but if you're adventourus ... apt-cache search 'disk usage'
[02:44] <sebsebseb> topgun21: you can't  just upgrade 8.04 to 9.04, you have to go through 8.10 first
[02:45] <Cosmo1> I have a merc stealth keyboard, and some of the keys are not recognized or register incorrectly. I know I will have to customize the layout but I have 2 questions. #1 which method would be better the loadkeys or xmodmap route (I am using ubuntu 9.04) #2 when I do this do I need to only include the keys I need to change or all of the keys on the keyboard?
[02:45] <InfoMoMo> Flannel: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade worked
[02:45] <sebsebseb> topgun21: oh and if you were to do a clean install of 9.04, you could have the faster  Ext4 file system, if you set up partitions yourself
[02:45] <Flannel> InfoMoMo: right. The issue was the -proposed stuff
[02:45] <fccf> danny_: one note 0 firefox will think it is offline - you will have to go to File> workoffline and uncheck it
[02:45] <Siesta> ok guys, I have the iso for ubunto and I am writing it to a dvd with cdburner
[02:45] <InfoMoMo> Flannel: i wanted to stay at the cutting edge of things, guess i was too close and was at the bleading edge :D
[02:46] <sebsebseb> Siesta: ok your back good, did you md5sum the ISO?
[02:46] <InfoMoMo> Flannel: reboot required
[02:46] <Siesta> o shoot not yet
[02:46] <Siesta> where do i do that
[02:46] <danny_> fccf,  im just not sure about http://phoenixegypt.com/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=6 do i do a modem port scan??
[02:46] <sebsebseb> !md5sum |  Siesta
[02:46] <geirha> supercom32: From that list, filelight sounds like something to try out
[02:46] <Jourkey2> how would I check
[02:46] <Jourkey2> how much diskspace there is?
[02:46] <sebsebseb> !info kdiskfree
[02:47] <fccf> danny_ no need for modem port scan just make /etc/wvdial.conf
[02:47] <Jourkey2> umm
[02:47] <Jourkey2> I'm not on the desktop
[02:47] <sebsebseb> Jourkey2: there are diskfree programs  and  stuff like  pydf  for the termianl
[02:47] <Jourkey2> i'm on the server
[02:47] <bastidrazor> Jourkey2, df -h
[02:47] <sebsebseb> Jourkey2: oh and that command
[02:47] <Jourkey2> thanks a lot
[02:48] <Siesta> ok doing md5 thingy
[02:48] <danny_> fccf,  ill let you know how i go seems i should be right now i know about th wvdial conf
[02:48] <WindsofTime> How do I install JavaSDK?
[02:49] <coz_> WindsofTime,   open up synaptic pacakge manger
[02:49] <WindsofTime> then..
[02:49] <coz_> WindsofTime,  hit the search button and type in  sun-java
[02:49] <fccf> danny_: once you do configure ation... run wvdial and watch the lights on modem
[02:49] <WindsofTime> ^_^ ty
[02:49] <coz_> no problem
[02:49] <Linuz2009> why a window keep asking me to enter the default keyring for the network applet?
[02:50] <matrixblue> I have a friend with an IMB thinkpad t41. It doesn't detect the wireless card and sudo lshw -C network makes no reference at all to a wireless card
[02:50] <WindsofTime> Wow, SPM is awesome =o
[02:50] <coz_> yep :)
[02:51] <fccf> matrixblue: type lspci to find out what card you have -- look for a line that says wireless or 802.11
[02:51] <WindsofTime> coz do you know what either BlueJ or GreenFoot is?
[02:51] <matrixblue> fccf, okay
[02:51] <topgun21> sebsebseb:Is it possible to upgrade from hardy directly to intrepid?
[02:51] <sebsebseb> topgun21: yes
[02:51] <coz_> WindsofTime,  no I dont sorry guy
[02:52] <coz_> WindsofTime,  what is that for?
[02:52] <WindsofTime> coz_ , s'ok .. Its for my college we are being taught how to program in Java and they are two programs used to learn such. Google them :)
[02:52] <coz_> ok :)
[02:52] <WindsofTime> I mean they both have Linux based installations available to download I just.. dont know how to install v_v
[02:52] <bluefox83> SBACKUP HELP: I need to restore from a remote server, any help?
[02:53] <coz_> WindsofTime,  ok hold on
[02:53] <Siesta> what site to check md5sum???
[02:53] <topgun21> Should I remove Virtual Box OSE first sebsebseb
[02:53] <sebsebseb> topgun21: I think  that will get upgraded as well
[02:53] <danny_> fccf,  get a modem log with errors
[02:53] <sebsebseb> topgun21: you do reolize don't you that the other version, has USB support
[02:53] <infomomo> Flannel: flawless my friend
[02:53] <sebsebseb> topgun21: ?
[02:54] <infomomo> Flannel: thanks
[02:54] <coz_> WindsofTime,    http://www.bluej.org/download/install.html
[02:54] <coz_> WindsofTime,  that show how to install on unix systems  let me find the other
[02:54] <fccf> danny: please post to paste.ubuntu.com
[02:54] <danny_> fccf,  CONNECT 7200000 --> Carrier detected.  Waiting for prompt.--> Don't know  what to do!  Starting pppd and hoping for the best. --> Unable to run /usr/sbin/pppd.           What do you think i get wrong??
[02:55] <Linuz2009> its at passwords and encryption keys and located at passwords:login, listed below is a network secret for wireless connection
[02:55] <fccf> danny_: you might actually be connected
[02:55] <danny_> fccf, sorry did you get my last posts to the channel with the errors??
[02:55] <danny_> oh ok i didnt try i dissconnected and used network manager to get back on here
[02:55] <Unislash> hey all :)
[02:56] <Unislash> i'm having trouble mounting a SimpleTech external hard drive
[02:56] <Cosmo1> I have a merc stealth keyboard, and some of the keys are not recognized or register incorrectly. I know I will have to customize the layout but I have 2 questions. #1 which method would be better the loadkeys or xmodmap route (I am using ubuntu 9.04) #2 when I do this do I need to only include the keys I need to change or all of the keys on the keyboard?
[02:56] <Unislash> i've searched around already, but nothing's really working
[02:56] <coz_> WindsofTime,   for greenfoot   http://www.greenfoot.org/download/
[02:56] <coz_> WindsofTime,
[02:56] <danny_> fccf,  do you know what the gui gnome ppp should have in inti strings?
[02:57] <coz_> WindsofTime,  download the  greenfoot-installer-151.jar
[02:57] <topgun21> sebsebseb: I turns Out that I have to down load the iso for the notbook remix
[02:57] <fccf> danny_ you won't need gnome ppp if wvdial is working
[02:57] <Artichoke200> Hello.
[02:57] <matrixblue> fccf nothing in there either
[02:57] <sebsebseb> topgun21: what why?
[02:57] <danny_> ohh ok
[02:57] <Unislash> i've already booted in windows (it mounts there fine) and done a safely remove hardware
[02:57] <sebsebseb> topgun21: the desktop version can run on netbooks to
[02:57] <danny_> hmm brb
[02:57] <WindsofTime> coz_ I would if I knew how to install it
[02:57] <sebsebseb> topgun21: altough the remix would be better I expect
[02:57] <danny_> is wvdial a sudo command in bash or gksudo?
[02:57] <coz_> WindsofTime,  oh ok hold on let me try it here
[02:58] <danny_> fccf, is wvdial a sudo command in bash or gksudo?
[02:58] <Artichoke200> Whenever I try to install Ubuntu, after I hit a option, I get a black screen with a blinking cursor on the top. Could someone help me with it?
[02:58] <WindsofTime> lol ok :D
[02:58] <Artichoke200> That screen never goes off
[02:58] <fccf> danny_ in bash .. you might not need sudo - I am not sure
[02:58] <Artichoke200> Other people have had this proble,
[02:58] <Unislash> Artichoke200: what kind of option?
[02:58] <Artichoke200> problem*
[02:59] <Artichoke200> The install option or the boot without installing option
[02:59] <Artichoke200> Or about any option
[02:59] <Unislash> (it's probably your graphics card)
[02:59] <Artichoke200> Could I be able to install Ubuntu?
[02:59] <coz_> WindsofTime,  ok download the greenfoot  .jar installer then   open a terminal and type  java jar  green  and  hit the tab button once to complete the name  then hit enter  it may or may not install depending on dependecies
[02:59] <Linuz2009> should I delete my key password?
[02:59] <Unislash> hmmm, ok, that's pretty tough
[02:59] <coz_> WindsofTime,  let me try the bluej
[02:59] <WindsofTime> ok Ty :)
[03:00] <conan> i cant get ubuntu to recognize my canon zr800 video camera what should i do?
[03:00] <teepee47> hi, i'm having a bit of difficulty getting audio working with my microsoft lifechat LX-3000 (usb headphones/mic). As far as I can tell everything should be working fine (device appears to be detected, drivers appear fine) but no sounds is being played. Any ideas?
[03:00] <Unislash> Artichoke200: yea, you'll be able to install it... have you checked your disk to make sure there are no errors?
[03:00] <Linuz2009> should I delete my key password.
[03:00] <Artichoke200> Yes.
[03:00] <Unislash> (maybe burning another)
[03:00] <Artichoke200> I am using a dell, but I am using a
[03:00] <Artichoke200> Compaq graphic card
[03:01] <Artichoke200> That may be the cause.
[03:01] <Unislash> i doubt that it's the combination of the two--it's probably just one of them ;)
[03:01] <fccf> !enter | Artichoke200
[03:01] <conan> hi,i cant get ubuntu to recognize my canon zr800 video camera what should i do?
[03:02] <Artichoke200> Because  my dell graphics card got messed up, so I put in the Compaq graphic card
[03:02] <fccf> conan... do you want to xfer video via firewire?
[03:02] <Unislash> ah, i see
[03:02] <conan> fccf, yes
[03:02] <dogsbark> is there a way i can log onto my ttyl-6 sessions on my main server from an SSH client?
[03:02] <matrixblue> fccf, http://paste.ubuntu.com/189946/
[03:03] <Artichoke200> So what should I do to solve this problem?
[03:03] <Unislash> Artichoke200: well, i'm not *that* experienced with the issue. I've had a similar problem with my notebook, and that was due to having a specific graphics card (ati 300 or something)
[03:03] <danny__> fccf,  The PPP daemon has died: A modem hung up the phone (exit code = 16)          when useing sudo wvdial
[03:03] <Unislash> Artichoke200: so, from here on i am just going off of google ;)
[03:03] <Artichoke200> Ok
[03:03] <vox> why can i not create a lan connection in network manager?
[03:03] <Artichoke200> I tried google
[03:03] <conan> fccf, yes i am
[03:03] <Artichoke200> But I don't really get half the stuff about it on it.
[03:03] <fccf> conan: use dvgrab ... from commandline... see also man dvgrab
[03:04] <Unislash> Artichoke200: have you tried to change your BIOS to use ONBOARD video?
[03:04] <Artichoke200> No, how do I do that?
[03:04] <matrixblue> what does it mean when your wireless device doesn't show up is lspci?
[03:04] <shiznebit> would anyone know why my NIC gets powerdown at standby despite enabling it in /proc/acpi/wakeup ?
[03:04] <Unislash> Artichoke200: do you know about BIOS at all?
[03:05] <fccf> danny_ er um - if all else fails - try try again
[03:05] <Artichoke200> No, I don't.
[03:05] <Artichoke200> I know that it is in the setup thing.
[03:05] <Artichoke200> When you start the computer
[03:05] <Artichoke200> But thats all
[03:05] <danny__> fccf,  lol yeah i'll go throu another google hunt now im a bit futher armed lol
[03:05] <infomomo> what to do when a program cannot find the "kernel-header" while it's trying to compile  ? do we need to resinatll them ?
[03:05] <cdubya> how do you add digital camera support to kubuntu?
[03:05] <danny__> fccf,  cheers for your help
[03:05] <fccf> matrixblue: is the card physically on - is there a switch
[03:06] <fccf> danny__: no problem - this is fun
[03:06] <owen1> how to remove the top bar in xterm?
[03:06] <technicalbard> ok, I'm stumped
[03:06] <Unislash> Artichoke200: yup, pretty much. I'm not sure exactly where in the bios the switch to onboard graphics is, but it *should* be somewhere in there
[03:06] <fccf> !ask | technicalbard
[03:06] <coz_> cdavis,  good question I had that issue last night  did you go to systemsettings/advanced/digial camera
[03:06] <topgun21> IS the note book remix really A 947mb file?
[03:06] <matrixblue> fccf, getting him to check now
[03:07] <fccf> topgun21: yes ... to fit on 1gig stick
[03:07] <Artichoke200> Unislash: I will try that, and get back to you soon.
[03:07] <Unislash> Artichoke200: generally, during bootup, one hits f8 repeatedly to bring up the BIOS settings. From there, you navigate it through the keyboard. Search around in there and see if you can find anything that has onboard on it
[03:07] <technicalbard> I'm trying to put a python script into /etc/cron.daily but it won't run - bash kicks back that "command not found"
[03:07] <Artichoke200> Thanks for your help!
[03:07] <Unislash> yup
[03:07] <Unislash> gl
[03:08] <teepee47> hi, i'm having a bit of difficulty getting audio working with my microsoft lifechat LX-3000 (usb headphones/mic). As far as I can tell everything should be working fine (device appears to be detected, drivers appear fine) but no sounds is being played. Any ideas?
[03:08] <topgun21> fccf: So i have to waist a dvd in order to install the note book remix on my Lenovo 300 N500
[03:08] <teepee47> with alsa btw
[03:08] <Unislash> teepee47: tried other mixers?
[03:09] <matrixblue> fccf, no switch
[03:09] <Bogus8> what is the best way to find out when a drive in my raid died (post mortem)  I had two drives die and I'm wondering when the first one went
[03:09] <teepee47> Unislash: nope, what sort of choices do I have? / what would you recommend?
[03:09] <fccf> topgun21: the reason they made it 1gig is so it would fit on a 1gig thumbdrive - it is supposed to boot from thumbdrive hence *.img and not *.iso
[03:09] <Bogus8> I've grepped some logs but I can't seem to find it... I might not know what I should be looking for
[03:09] <Unislash> teepee47: which version of ubuntu are you running?
[03:10] <teepee47> Unislash: 9.04
[03:10] <cdubya> !digital
[03:10] <Unislash> teepee47: go System->Preferences->Sound, and then check the drop-down list at the bottom
[03:10] <fccf> matrixblue: could be a number of things - have you searched for that laptop in ubuntuforums.org
[03:10] <cdubya> bah
[03:10] <cdubya> !camera
[03:11] <matrixblue> fccf, will do
[03:11] <Unislash> teepee47: (under default mixer tracks)
[03:11] <cdubya> !multimedia
[03:11] <fccf> !botabuse > cdubya
[03:11] <technicalbard> I can't get a python script to run from terminal - even though the shebang is correct
[03:12] <ace> Anyone here with Intel Atom N280?
[03:12] <Artichoke200> Hello.
[03:12] <Artichoke200> Who was I just talking to?
[03:12] <Unislash> teepee47: generally the alsa mixer works... but you just might have luck using a different one
[03:12] <fccf> technicalbard: are you trying to run a *.py in bash or the python interpreter?
[03:12] <cdubya> you're kidding right....
[03:12] <syockit> technicalbard: chmod already?
[03:12] <bmk789> how do i set sshd to not allow password login, only publickey
[03:13] <new_danny> fccf,  W00t Got it to work bro !!!!!!
[03:13] <Artichoke200> Who was I just talking about BIOS yo?
[03:13] <Unislash> Artichoke200: me
[03:13] <ace> bmk789, edit /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[03:13] <Artichoke200> to*
[03:13] <bastidrazor> !ssh > bmk789 .. this page will shwo you
[03:13] <new_danny> fccf, haha
[03:13] <Artichoke200> Unislash: I can't find anything. All I see is BIOS version.
[03:13] <fccf> new_danny good to see that .. did I have anything to do with it?
[03:13] <rootbark> Is there a way I can log into my tty1-6 sessions on my main server from an SSH client?
[03:13] <bmk789> thanks
[03:13] <Artichoke200> When I hit F8, it says Keyboard failure
[03:14] <Unislash> Artichoke200: all you see is BIOS version? there's definitely got to be some options...
[03:14] <teepee47> Unislash: just trying the other mixers there now
[03:14] <Artichoke200> I searched the whole setup
[03:14] <fccf> new_danny: now you can have internet on the outback
[03:14] <Artichoke200> Every option
[03:14] <Artichoke200> Nothing but the version
[03:14] <Nareth> My friend is asking me for help with  NDISwrapper. He says he installed the driver, and wlan0 exists, except he can't do anything with it.
[03:14] <Unislash> Artichoke200: but it did bring up a different "page", right?
[03:15] <Artichoke200> No.
[03:15] <Artichoke200> All it said was keyboard failure
[03:15] <Unislash> Artichoke200: ok, what kind of computer again? dell?
[03:15] <Artichoke200> Yes
[03:15] <Artichoke200> A dell
[03:15] <Unislash> what model?
[03:15] <Nareth> "On network tools, it shows up, but it's inactive. It's a US robotics 5411 PC card. USRMAXG driver installed with NDISwrapper."
[03:16] <Artichoke200> Lets see
[03:17] <kelly_> hola
[03:17] <Artichoke200> Dimension 4550 is my dell model
[03:17] <jimbobuk> hey folks. I'm trying to work with a raid array that's > 2gb. I'm using latest 9.04. Yet parted and gparted (and fdisk) won't go beyond 2gb. Do i need to enable "Large Block Device" in the kernel, or should that be enabled in latest install
[03:17] <Unislash> 'lo
[03:17] <new_danny> fccf,  lol yeah for sure, Up Up and Away to the next problem (At lease in lunux you can fix things that you dont like and .... its free)
[03:17] <Thrapic> How do I remove shortcuts from my Applications menu?
[03:17] <sebsebseb> !es | kelly_
[03:18] <ace> !karmic > ace
[03:18] <jimbobuk> sorry that's an array greater in size than 2TB not 2GB
[03:18] <matrixblue> fccf, I'm only finding one post that shows a similar problem and he said it went away by itself
[03:18] <Artichoke200> Unislash: Dimension 4550 is my dell model
[03:18] <kelly_> como
[03:18] <fccf> Thrapic goto System>preferences>main menu... and you can take it from htere
[03:18] <dkg> Thrapic:: System > Preferences > Main menu
[03:19] <fccf> matrixblue: please post the link
[03:19] <Thrapic> thanks guys
[03:19] <Unislash> Artichoke200: lol, k... dell is being silly. It's f2 for them. Try that
[03:19] <matrixblue> fccf, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1119540&highlight=thinkpad+t41
[03:19] <Artichoke200> Unislash: I tried F2.
[03:19] <Artichoke200> Thats the setup thing
[03:19] <Artichoke200> Doesn't show anything about BIOS
[03:19] <teepee47> Unislash: Ok sounds seems to be working when I selected "microsoft lifechat LX-3000 USB audio (OSS)"
[03:20] <Unislash> teepee47: great :)
[03:20] <teepee47> i assume that means its using OSS instead of alsa?
[03:20] <technicalbard> syockit - I chmod +x the script file
[03:20] <technicalbard> doesn't help
[03:20] <Unislash> yup
[03:20] <Unislash> Artichoke200: well, that's because you're in the bios :)
[03:20] <kelly_> how install united of telephone in ubuntu
[03:20] <Unislash> Artichoke200: did you check there for onboard video?
[03:21] <fccf> matrixblue: something tells me your wlan is working -- where?country? is your friend
[03:21] <Artichoke200> Unislash: Yes.
[03:21] <Artichoke200> Nothing about it.
[03:21] <matrixblue> fccf, that output he has there is almost identical to his
[03:21] <matrixblue> fccf, we're both in The Bahamas
[03:21] <jimbobuk> can anyone give me a pointer where to look for this large disk partitioning problem?!
[03:22] <Artichoke200> Ok
[03:22] <Artichoke200> So what should I do?
[03:22] <sebsebseb> kelly_: no idea what you want to install even
[03:22] <fccf> matrixblue: there is a chance - that your router is using a channel that is not supported by the driver - does he have access to the wireless router?
[03:22] <fccf> matrixblue: I mean physically
[03:22] <technicalbard> with the "ls" command, what does a filename with a tilde (~) after it mean?
[03:23] <dkg> teepee47: Didn't see all your chat, but http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578 fixed all my audio nightmares
[03:23] <matrixblue> fccf, yeah
[03:23] <Unislash> kelly_: éste es el cuarto inglés. Vaya por favor al cuarto español a #ubuntu-es
[03:23] <technicalbard> I got the script to run!!!! - didn't realize that the current folder isn't on the path, so I needed to give the full /etc/cron.daily/script.py to test it
[03:23] <teepee47> dkg: sound seems to be working fine now, but thanks I will look at that anyway
[03:23] <Unislash> Artichoke200: uhm, hmmm
[03:24] <syockit> technicalbard: i think that's just a backup made by one of the text editors
[03:24] <bastidrazor> rootbark, from my understanding .. no
[03:24] <jamiejackson> what are the packages for getting the full-fledged compiz config options?
[03:24] <gm|lap> 'lo, i'm trying to get an sq905 camera working, but ubuntu does not appear to have drivers for it. where can i get drivers for it?
[03:25] <fccf> matrixblue: have him hardwire into the router and login to it and see what channel it is on
[03:25] <gm|lap> i know that debian etch has drivers
[03:25] <Unislash> Artichoke200: well, i'm not really sure how to fix it (if you're still here)
[03:25] <matrixblue> fccf, will do
[03:25] <dkg> jamiejackson: compizconfig-settings-manager
[03:25] <jamiejackson> thx dkg
[03:25] <dkg> jamiejackson:you're welcome
[03:26] <slipttees> hi all
[03:27] <matrixblue> fccf, he says he's tried three different wireless networks
[03:27] <gm|lap> "apt-cache search sq905" reveals absolutely nothing
[03:27] <gm|lap> !sq905
[03:28] <slipttees> ALC888S Intel 82801HB (ICH8) sound not working
[03:28] <gm|lap> !webcam
[03:28] <Serbian_Thug> does anyone know where i can find install-module.pl ?
[03:28] <slipttees> detect ALC1200
[03:28] <slipttees> :S
[03:28] <slipttees> ???
[03:28] <Serbian_Thug> i can`t install any module for perl :/
[03:28] <Unislash> slipttees: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[03:28] <slipttees> 9.04 updated
[03:29] <Unislash> slipttees: go System->Preferences->Sound
[03:29] <slipttees> Unislash: okay
[03:29] <Unislash> slipttees: experiment with the different options from the dropdown menu under Default Mixer Tracks
[03:29] <fccf> matrixblue: strange - we have proof that it works for others...  I am seeing people unable to see networks when routers are using channel 11,12,or13 could be but unlikely
[03:29] <slipttees> Unislash: tested, not work
[03:29] <slipttees> :-(
[03:29] <Unislash> slipttees: are you testing through a player?
[03:30] <slipttees> capture: HDA Intel - ALC1200 Analog
[03:30] <fccf> !enter | slipttees
[03:30] <slipttees> ALC888S Codec
[03:30] <matrixblue> fccf, where I'm stumped is that ubuntu (jaunty) shows no inkling of being aware that this card exists
[03:30] <slipttees> Unislash: test totem still not work
[03:31] <fccf> matrixblue: you might consider trying to boot with the long term support version - hardy 8.04 and seeing if you get any better luck
[03:31] <dkg> slipttees: I have the same card (with another SB audigy) and found this link solved all my problems... let me fish it up
[03:31] <matrixblue> fccf, will do
[03:31] <Unislash> slipttees: heh, follow the link from dkg :)
[03:31] <dkg> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578
[03:32] <burkesbythebay> Ubuntu starts in low graphics mode.  How do I fix this
[03:32] <gm|lap> it appears that there's no sqcam or sq930 in the apt cache
[03:32] <dkg> slipttees: I can walk you through what I did if you need
[03:32] <Unislash> burkesbythebay: have you installed the restricted drivers?
[03:33] <flea> hello, i have a family member (remote) who has broken their *updated* 8.04 install.  they only have the 9.04 install cd available ... question is, will 'Use entire Disk' format the current install / partitions ?
[03:33] <slipttees> dkg: hum =-/
[03:33] <fccf> gm|lap: you will not find a model specific driver for your camera... what are you trying to do with it?
[03:33] <sotos_ubu> yes it will
[03:33] <conan> hey guys, i cant get ubuntu to recognize my canon zr800 video camera what should i do? im trying to connect through firewire btw
[03:33] <Mike_lifeguard> flea: yes
[03:33] <dkg> slipttees: wrong person :p
[03:33] <Unislash> flea: it will use the entire disk--including everything on the disk ;)
[03:33] <fccf> conan: install dvgrab
[03:33] <conan> fccf thank you
[03:34] <flea> ok thanks, is there an option to not format, rather install using the existing partition layout / fs's and overwrite whats on it?
[03:34] <Unislash> flea: yes, the manual option (the bottom one)
[03:34] <flea> unislash ok thanks i have not installed ubuntu in years so i hope i can walk thru remotely
[03:35] <slipttees> 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 02)
[03:35] <Unislash> flea: i just did it yesterday... but i forget what i did *exactly* in gparted... meh
[03:35] <ixpl> hey guys
[03:35] <ixpl> i need some help
[03:36] <Unislash> ask away
[03:36] <fccf> !ask | ixpl
[03:36] <sotos_ubu> gparted or qparted????
[03:37] <ixpl> configuring friend computer via ssh -X and need to access the System>Preferences>Main Menu
[03:37] <ixpl> i sthis possible?
[03:37] <shiznebit> Hi, would anyone know why my NIC gets powerdown at Suspend despite having it Enabled in /proc/acpi/wakeup ?
[03:37] <Unislash> sotos_ubu: well, iirc, it uses gparted, but the install cd won't give you a choice ;)
[03:37] <fccf> sotos_ubu: you will find gparted easier to use
[03:37] <Rafael_> Need help configuring cifs to connect windows client to ubuntu server..have review man samba and other sites but have questions?
[03:37] <slipttees> dkg: install backports modules now
[03:37] <Unislash> ixpl: tried remote desktop? that'd work...
[03:37] <slipttees> ;-)
[03:38] <sotos_ubu> ok thanks
[03:38] <pixelmonkey> just installed Jaunty and for some reason OpenOffice3.0 does not observe my font hinting settings in System > Preferences > Appearance
[03:38] <anom01y> hi I am having troubles with my sound card in xubuntu 9.04, noone there is able to help
[03:38] <pixelmonkey> I notice the same thing for Firefox-3.5, which I have installed in a non-standard prefix.
[03:38] <ixpl> easy to setup?
[03:38] <anom01y> it is a vt1708a chipset
[03:38] <anom01y> and was working for 3 weeks, until today,
[03:38] <Unislash> ixpl: yea, if you're both running ubuntu it's really easy
[03:39] <ixpl> we are
[03:39] <ixpl> 8.10
[03:39] <ixpl> ATI :(
[03:39] <Unislash> ixpl: try this guide: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/allow-remote-control-to-your-desktop-on-ubuntu/
[03:39] <essial> How do you disable the "fade out" feature where right before a screensaver pops up, the screen slowly fades to black
[03:40] <flea> ok, family member states in manual disk partition (gparted screen) for / partition, there is only a 'read-out' of "format the partition" but sees no option to 'NOT format the partition'
[03:40] <flea> how to specify not to format
[03:40] <Cosmo1> I have a merc stealth keyboard, and some of the keys are not recognized or register incorrectly. I know I will have to customize the layout but I have 2 questions. #1 which method would be better the loadkeys or xmodmap route (I am using ubuntu 9.04) #2 when I do this do I need to only include the keys I need to change or all of the keys on the keyboard?
[03:40] <SuzyQueue> what is the best way to find out when a drive in my raid died (post mortem)  I had two drives die and I'm wondering when the first one went
[03:40] <SuzyQueue> I've grepped some logs but I can't seem to find it... I might not know what I should be looking for
[03:40] <gm|lap> fccf: i'm trying to get the sqcam driver working... it's a VERY generic chipset
[03:40] <syockit> pixelmonkey: in my experience openoffice uses a little bit different font rendering system. same for non-ubuntu repo installed firefox
[03:40] <sotos_ubu> flea: you dont tick the box under format
[03:41] <gm|lap> well, maybe not VERY generic, but i know there's a driver for debian etch
[03:41] <Unislash> ixpl: aaand this tutorial is much better: http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Remote_Access_to_the_Ubuntu_Linux_Desktop
[03:41] <pixelmonkey> syockit: really?  In Intrepid this wasn't true.
[03:41] <ixpl> thanx brb
[03:41] <flea> sotos_ubu, they state that the box is greyed out / unselectable
[03:41] <Unislash> flea: yea, that's what it was for me
[03:41] <Unislash> flea: ugh, what'd i do... :P
[03:42] <xy|ox> flea, you own a /home partition? that is what you want to avoid format
[03:42] <flea> unislash, ok they had not selected the fs
[03:42] <fccf> gm|lap: just a simple webcam right?
[03:43] <flea> xy|ox no i installed this system a year ago, i think it was just / and swp parts
[03:43] <SuzyQueue> hey guys... any idea about my hard drive delima?
[03:43] <Unislash> flea: i just don't remember... but i do remember that i had to right click on each partition and select something from that menu
[03:43] <togetic> will someone please help? http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/189960/ i'm having problems unmounting my ipod
[03:43] <gm|lap> fccf: yes
[03:43] <gm|lap> fccf: well... it actually takes pics, but it doubles as a webcam
[03:43] <togetic> i'm about to reformat it so i can put rockbox on it
[03:43] <SuzyQueue> I've learned a lot about linux but this is driving me crazy... I just want to know when it happened
[03:43] <Unislash> flea: then it will ask you to essentially set up that partition like it would if you were to create a new one--and on this screen you do have the option to format or not
[03:44] <anom01y> does Xubuntu 9.04 use Alsa or OSS by default ?
[03:44] <Unislash> SuzyQueue: sorry, i don't have any ideas... (i hate it when the room seems to ignore me)
[03:44] <gm|lap> wait, i think it's working...ish
[03:44] <syockit> pixelmonkey: hmm, next time I boot on jaunty again I'll try to check. I don't think there was any problem with the hintings though, just that openoffice doesn't offer all the fonts that's on my system
[03:44] <sotos_ubu> flea: if you dont have a separate /home partition (I am not sure!!) but I think that the new installation will remove everything
[03:44] <SuzyQueue> Unislash: I am used to being ignored ;)
[03:45] <togetic> /etc/mtab shows this: /dev/sdb3 /media/Valued\040Customer’s\040iPod hfsplus rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal 0 0
[03:45] <pixelmonkey> syockit: my hinting is set to full in the system panel, but it looks like slight in OOo
[03:45] <anom01y> does Xubuntu 9.04 use Alsa or OSS by default ?
[03:45] <syockit> pixelmonkey: oh also, the interface font also fails to follow what I've set up. it seems to use FreeSans instead of what I chose in Appearance
[03:45] <Fihan> how to reconfig xconf ?
[03:45] <syockit> anom01y: almost definitely alsa
[03:45] <Unislash> anom0ly: for me it used pulseaudio... but it may have done so because i kept a lot of my old settings
[03:45] <Unislash> anom0ly: but from those two, i'd bet alsa...
[03:45] <gm|lap> ok, i have another webcam, it's a UVC webcam... would it use MJPEG?
[03:46] <rohit> no i think pulseaudio is the default ...
[03:46] <gm|lap> actually... what format would the camera be?
[03:46] <togetic> $ sudo umount /media/Valued\ Customer\'\s\ iPod
[03:46] <gm|lap> it's a logitech quickcam s 5500
[03:46] <syockit> anom01y: oh, if you consider pulseaudio, maybe it might be used? anyways, it'd still install alsa
[03:46] <togetic> umount: /media/Valued Customer's iPod: not found
[03:46] <thiebaude> !pulseaudio
[03:46] <rohit> irc needs a plugin that highlights all messages from a particular user ... that would be nice :D
[03:46] <Unislash> rohit: no, your chat needs that ;)
[03:46] <muzikjock58> can anyone help me with an internet problem in hardy,
[03:46] <anom01y> syockit, my alsa stopped working just recently (or my pusle audio)
[03:46] <pixelmonkey> syockit: I think I figured it out
[03:46] <togetic> alright, sudo umount /dev/sdb3 worked
[03:47] <rohit> Unislash, yeah thats what I meant :D
[03:47] <Unislash> rohit: i'm sure a client has that :P
[03:47] <pixelmonkey> syockit: I think it's the difference between GNOME font manager and fontconfig
[03:47] <sotos_ubu> togetic: I think he means your name
[03:47] <anom01y> my soundcard dissapeared from xfce4-mixer for some reaon
[03:47] <anom01y> it says it was deprecated
[03:47] <Unislash> rohit: right now i'm just using pidgin, but... it's not the best i've used for irc
[03:47] <pixelmonkey> syockit: yep, I had to do ln -s /etc/fonts/conf.avail/10-hinting-full.conf /etc/fonts/conf.d/
[03:47] <anom01y> what does deprecated mean ?
[03:48] <pixelmonkey> syockit: and remove the hint-slight that was in there.
[03:48] <sotos_ubu> togetic: sudo umount /media/togetic's ipod
[03:48] <rohit> Unislash, XChat is very good ...
[03:48] <togetic> sotos_ubu: eh? who means my name?
[03:48] <syockit> pixelmonkey: strange, I thought it would be sorted out by user's ~/.fonts.conf ?
[03:49] <Unislash> anom0ly: it means it's been replaced/obsolete/unsupported
[03:49] <pixelmonkey> syockit: apparently not
[03:49] <Unislash> rohit: funny... i have that installed but am not using it... :S
[03:49] <sotos_ubu> togetic: just use the mane of your ipod instead of valued customer's ipod :)
[03:50] <syockit> anom01y: deprecated means "it's being phased out, is still there to allow smooth transition, and support will probably be removed by next version"
[03:50] <anom01y> syockit, thanks
[03:50] <togetic> sotos_ubu: did you see this? [21:45] <togetic> alright, sudo umount /dev/sdb3 worked
[03:50] <anom01y> syockit, what should I do ?
[03:50] <anom01y> get a new sound card ?
[03:51] <SuzyQueue> Hey guys... I need a little help.  I lost a couple of my hard drives from my raid5 and I'm trying to figure out when it happened.
[03:51] <sotos_ubu> togetic: oops!! sorry....
[03:51] <togetic> sotos_ubu: :) np
[03:51] <Unislash1> hmmm...
[03:52] <anom01y> syockit, would having depricated software prevent my sound from loading ?
[03:52] <anom01y> !lalsa
[03:52] <ce_cute> halow semuwa
[03:52] <anom01y> !alsa
[03:53] <slipttees> hello, i have mobo intel dg35ec, clean install ubuntu jaunty, and my sound card not work, ALC888S codec, sound preference show me ALC1200 codec, someone can help me please.. :-(
[03:53] <rohit> msg nickserve
[03:53] <rohit> oops wrong window...
[03:53] <ce_cute> jjjjj
[03:53] <Unislash> rohit: heh, close :)
[03:54] <fccf> ce_cute: language???
[03:54] <ce_cute> moh
[03:54] <ce_cute> ass.
[03:55] <fccf> ce_cute: spanish, german, italian, french, chinese, russian???
[03:55] <BeatlesFan> hey all
[03:55] <Unislash> 'lo
[03:55] <rohit> Okay what's my password for IRC because I don't remember giving one ...
[03:55] <tony_> hey all
[03:56] <kitche> rohit: well if you did not make one you need to mgive one :)
[03:56] <Khisanth> fccf: whatever they speak in Indonesia :)
[03:56] <Flannel> rohit: That account hasn't been used in almost four years. So if you did give a password, it would be four years ago.
[03:56] <fccf> Khisanth: that person left the room
[03:56] <slipttees> hello, i have mobo intel dg35ec, clean install ubuntu jaunty, and my sound card not work, ALC888S codec, sound preference show me ALC1200 codec, someone can help me please.. :-(
[03:57] <rohit> <-- this account hasn't been used for four years ?
[03:57] <rohit> Well then how is XChat logging in without a password ?
[03:58] <Flannel> rohit: Hasn't been logged in.  Whoever registered it hasn't logged on in four years.  Although people may have used the nick without identifying.
[03:58] <Flannel> rohit: Because you don't have to identify to log in with that nick.  It just may kick you off that nick if you don't identify.
[03:58] <fccf> rohit: irc doesn't require a password for usernames that are unique ...
[03:58] <Unislash> rohit: Real name: Rohit Arondekar... sound right? ;)
[03:58] <Flannel> rohit: But, this is offtopic.  If you have more questions about it, I'd be happy to go over them with you in #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:58] <rohit> Unislash : yeah
[03:59] <rohit> Flannel, yeah right ... sorry about that :D
[03:59] <Unislash> rohit: well, then you did register it.... but yea, Flannel's right
[03:59] <Cosmo1> I have a merc stealth keyboard, and some of the keys are not recognized or register incorrectly. I know I will have to customize the layout but I have 2 questions. #1 which method would be better the loadkeys or xmodmap route (I am using ubuntu 9.04) #2 when I do this do I need to only include the keys I need to change or all of the keys on the keyboard?
[04:00] <Unislash> Cosmo1: i used loadkeys about a year ago and it worked well for me
[04:00] <Unislash> Cosmo1: but i didn't have to map my whole keyboard or anything...
[04:00] <topgun21>   Iam going to go up to 9.04
[04:00] <ARMENIAN> hi, when I try to use the numbers on the side, they do other things, even though I have num lock on
[04:01] <scunizi> ARMENIAN: you mean perhaps act like a mouse?  moving the coursor?
[04:01] <ARMENIAN> on the side of my keyboard, that is
[04:01] <ARMENIAN> scunizi: well yeah something like that, they cause windows to move and stuff
[04:02] <Unislash> Cosmo1: note that you can map keys to functions using System->Preferences->Keyboard Shortcuts. Also note that if what's not working is multimedia keys, try changing the default mixer in System->Preferences->Sound to ALSA
[04:02] <scunizi> ARMENIAN: is it a microsoft keyboard with usb?
[04:02] <ARMENIAN> scunizi: u nailed it microsoft curve
[04:02] <ARMENIAN> 2000
[04:02] <Cosmo1> Unislash: so I just need to do the keys that are not working?
[04:02] <Unislash> ARMENIAN: hey, me too :)
[04:03] <ARMENIAN> Unislash: yeah it's a nice keyboard, right, feels like laptop keyboard little bit, easy to type on
[04:03] <scunizi> ARMENIAN: this is a known bug.. there is a solution. I can't totally remember but I'll make some guesses
[04:03] <Unislash> Costmo1: yea--assuming that the functions listed are sufficient (Keyboard Shortcuts is limited by the functions it allows keys to be mapped to, not the number of keys it recognizes ;) )
[04:03] <fccf> Microsoft ?? Bug ??? I don't believe it
[04:03] <Unislash> ARMENIAN: lol, yea. Mine works fine though... dunno why yours is fussy
[04:04] <scunizi> ARMENIAN: CTRL+ALT+numlock or ctrl+numlock.. also look in System/Preferences/Assistive Technologies and turn off anything that is on.
[04:04] <ARMENIAN> scunizi: a bug :(
[04:04] <scunizi> ARMENIAN: yep.. It's been around since Hardy I think
[04:04] <Unislash> ARMENIAN: oh, and have you cleaned it yet? pretty nice technology the way the keys fit into their slots ;)
[04:05] <ARMENIAN> scunizi: well yeah u see, when num lock is off it moves the cursor when it is on it does some god knows what
[04:05] <ARMENIAN> Unislash: lol nah been using it for about a year now but havent cleaned it
[04:05] <Unislash> ARMENIAN: ah, i did have that problem... how'd i fix that... lemme search google
[04:06] <ARMENIAN> Unislash: now u remember :P
[04:06] <ARMENIAN> kind of annoying i go to type in number and bam things getting minimized or changed
[04:06] <Unislash> ARMENIAN: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=514554
[04:06] <spartacus> heyup. i'm thinking to upgrade distro to 9.10, but i get the warning about fglrx not supporting my x1400 hardware. is that still the case - i thought there might be an amd release that does?
[04:07] <Unislash> ARMENIAN: that's for kubuntu, but you get the gist
[04:07] <fccf> spartacus: 9.10 is considered ubuntu+1 ... try in #ubuntu+1
[04:07] <scunizi> ARMENIAN: also look in System/Preferences/Keyboard/Mouse Keys  and see if there is a tic mark in there that doesn't make sense
[04:08] <spartacus> fccf: i apologise. thanks.
[04:08]  * spartacus checks update manager again...
[04:08] <spartacus> doh... i should have said 9.04...
[04:09] <fccf> spartacus: so you are running intrepid and you want to upgrade?
[04:09] <Unislash> ARMENIAN: there it is... System->Preferences->Keyboard, Mouse keys tab...
[04:09] <FAJ> hi when I try to synce my wm2003 device,  I get an error saying that hal is not fully implemented, any help?
[04:09] <spartacus> fccf: correct
[04:10] <FAJ> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7409086#post7409086
[04:10] <ARMENIAN> Unislash: it did it, thanks a lot
[04:10] <spartacus> fccf: specifically, i want to know if others have used the AMD driver release to support their hardware that isn't directly supported by Ubuntu
[04:11] <Unislash> ARMENIAN: yup :) enjoy!
[04:11] <Techie-Micheal> I'm running jaunty server and when I went to check 'uptime', it said there were two users. 'w' says there are two users but lists only one. 'users' lists me only once. What's going on?
[04:11] <ARMENIAN> scunizi: thank you to u also, wasnt a bug, but what Unislash said fixed it :D
[04:11] <fccf> spartacus: regarding your question... amd?? do you mean ati? AMD doesn't provide hardware drivers
[04:11] <ARMENIAN> Unislash: you just saved me from a whole lot of white hairs :D
[04:11] <Unislash> ARMENIAN: lol, well, thank google for the original fix ;)
[04:12] <ARMENIAN> this feature should be off on default but its ok
[04:12] <spartacus> Either way... ATI is an AMD brand now no?
[04:12] <supercom32> Does the shell command history even remember sudo commands with passwords?
[04:12] <Unislash> spartacus: yup...
[04:12] <ARMENIAN> spartacus: yep
[04:12] <coz_> spartacus,  there are the open source drivers
[04:12] <AnnonyMouse3> hi guys
[04:12] <fccf> spartacus: business units ati and amd are still 2 different animals here
[04:12] <Unislash> supercom32: iirc it doesn't remember the passwords, but it does remember the commands
[04:12] <AnnonyMouse3> having trouble w NFS mounts in jaunty
[04:13] <spartacus> fccf, ah ok
[04:13] <spartacus> well, ATI drivers then :-)
[04:13] <coz_> spartacus,    From the 7000 to the X1950, you can use the open source "radeon" driver. All cards newer than the X1950 must use the proprietary "fglrx" driver.
[04:13] <slipttees> jaypur_mb: yo yo ;-)
[04:13] <AnnonyMouse3> share is mounted OK, but having permission issues. can read server from slave, but no write
[04:13] <mudittuli> how to I check which port is bound to which application ?
[04:13] <Unislash> AnnonyMouse3: installed ntfsprogs?
[04:14] <mudittuli> say i want to check port 21 !
[04:14] <jaypur_mb> slipttees, hi :D
[04:14] <spartacus> coz_: ok. is the 3D useable at all?
[04:14] <git__> is there such a thing as Flash 10 for Ubuntu?
[04:14] <AnnonyMouse3> Unislash :  dont think so. dealing with nfs, ot ntfs
[04:14] <coz_> spartacus,  yes that stuff I posted is actually for use  with compiz
[04:14] <Unislash> AnnonyMouse3: ah, my bad
[04:14] <git__> apt-get is at ver 9
[04:14] <mudittuli> how to I check which port is bound to which application ?
[04:14] <wubrgamer> hey guys, i need some help with my fan speed, I would like to force my desktop's fan speed to be MAXED
[04:14] <thiebaude> git__, there is flash10 for ubuntu
[04:15] <git__> thie, do u know how to go about obtaining it?
[04:15] <Techie-Micheal> If I login again, 'w' shows me logged in twice, but says there are three users. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1065968 has the same behavior, but no explanation or solution.
[04:15] <coz_> spartacus,  however if you want more info on the ati drivers and cards I would go to #compiz and talk with soreau or adamk
[04:15] <topgun21> Is virtualbox in the repositories for Jaunty?
[04:15] <Unislash> wubrgamer: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=42737
[04:15] <git__> i donwloaded from adobe but it's telling me the flash version in software reppository is higher
[04:15] <thiebaude> git__, i goto the adobe website and grab the .deb for it
[04:15] <AnnonyMouse3> exports:
[04:15] <AnnonyMouse3> /media/vm/vm.data	10.0.0.0/24(rw,sync,no_subtree_check)
[04:15] <AnnonyMouse3> fstab:
[04:15] <AnnonyMouse3> 10.0.0.100:/media/vm/vm.data  /media/vm.data  nfs  defaults  0  0
[04:15] <FloodBot1> AnnonyMouse3: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:15] <coz_> spartacus,  adamk will not be online until tomorrow morening US eastern time   I think soreau is there now
[04:15] <fccf> mudittuli: 21 is ftp -- to see a full list of applications with  ports open type - netstat -ntap
[04:15] <git__> it recommends i use apt-get to grab the latest flash
[04:15] <thiebaude> git__, then synaptic would be the place to get it
[04:16] <git__> when i get it at synaptic, it's ver 9
[04:16] <jamiejackson> i ran an installer from nvidia's site (http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux_display_amd64_173.14.18.html), do you know how i unistall this (it crashes the system)
[04:16] <thiebaude> git__, i know after i get it from adobe, i then have updates for it from update manager
[04:16] <Unislash> git_: mine's 10... (for firefox)
[04:17] <git__> ah ... i must have to update manager
[04:17] <spartacus> coz_: thanks. the upgrade warning suggests things are worse than that... i'll try it and see...
[04:17] <topgun21> Just get it directly from adobes website
[04:17] <thiebaude> git__, not really
[04:17] <FAJ> hi when I try to synce my wm2003 device,  I get an error saying that hal is not fully implemented, any help?
[04:17] <thiebaude> adobe or synaptic
[04:17] <scunizi> jamiejackson: why did you install that driver?  it's old
[04:17] <git__> i'm using synaptic now
[04:17] <coz_> spartacus,  well I am the nvidia guy there and soreau and adamk are most definitly the ati guys  so talk with them you cant learn less than you know now :)
[04:18] <topgun21> thiebaude: Just use the adobe version
[04:18] <thiebaude> git__, or visit a site that requires flash
[04:18] <Unislash> FAJ: sorry... i don't know about that one :/
[04:18] <thiebaude> topgun21, yea, thats what i used
[04:18] <FAJ> Unislash: the error I am getting can be found here:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7409086#post7409086
[04:18] <FAJ> Unislash:  is there any way to update the os?
[04:18] <coz_> spartacus,  that was meant to be a joke  so  :)
[04:19] <scunizi> jamiejackson: check out this page.. use a newer driver and when installing make sure that gdm is stopped.. it will replace the one that is there.. http://www.nvidia.com/object/unix.html
[04:19] <git__> paltalk rules the world
[04:20] <f3ar007> is there a way to run a .py (python) file when a cd-rom is inserted?
[04:20] <Unislash> FAJ: i'm really not sure... i've only synched a Palm, and that worked without a hitch
[04:20] <thiebaude> git__, what is it?
[04:20] <bmk789> i just setup nfs between my home server and laptop, but permissions arent right on my laptop, how do i set it to mount with diferent permissions so the user can use the mount?
[04:22] <commaCamel> so I'm experienceing a dvd mounting problem that I have been searching the web for hours trying to find a solution....anyone know why a dvd will not mount, but a cd will?
[04:22] <spartacus> coz_, i know :) i haven't followed the graphics driver scene for a while, so it's not far off...
[04:22] <coz_> spartacus,  well dont hesitate to go to #compiz
[04:22] <fccf> commaCamel: what are you trying to mount? movie?
[04:22] <thiebaude> git__, i just googled it
[04:22] <commaCamel> fccf:  yes
[04:23] <git__> hehe
[04:23] <git__> it requires flash 10
[04:23] <scunizi> commaCamel: is it a commercial DVD?  on my system most will mount but some won't.. expicially dvd9 even though I have a dual layer dvd
[04:23] <commaCamel> fccf:  I've run the shell script from the ubuntu documentatino and tried many other things (all i think are the same thing really)
[04:23] <thiebaude> git__, i dont have a video camera
[04:23] <fccf> commaCamel: you need restricted drivers
[04:23] <commaCamel> scunizi: yes it is a commercial dvd
[04:24] <jamiejackson> scunizi: i've tried so much stuff. the vanilla (non-restricted) ubuntu driver works and is stable, but limited. which of the options on that page you gave do you think i should try (i'm amd64, btw)
[04:24] <fccf> !css |camel
[04:24] <Unislash> commaCamel: it's possible that installing the ubuntu-restricted-extras package may help...
[04:24] <fccf> commaCamel: Look at what ubottu said
[04:24] <scunizi> jamiejackson: hang on I'll look
[04:25] <slammer> hello, hi guys i just saw this website ubuntu.tv is that the main website for ubuntu? I didn't know that ubuntu was demanding reparations for slavery in the us?
[04:25] <rohit> time to head ... laters people
[04:25] <Unislash> :P
[04:25] <scunizi>  jamiejackson the amd64/em64t 180.60
[04:26] <scunizi> jamiejackson: you know to do it from a tty right?
[04:26] <commaCamel> fccf:  I have not done the restricted formats yet...which i'm not currently doing...but i have done the shell script and packages specified under the dvd section
[04:26] <FAJ> hi when I try to synce my wm2003 device,  I get an error saying that hal is not fully implemented, any help?
[04:27] <jamiejackson> i tried two versions of the 18x.x.x series, scunizi (and one of the ones was the version you mentioned), and they both say: WARNING: The NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 GPU installed in this system is supported through the NVIDIA 173.14.xx legacy Linux graphics drivers.  Please visit http://www.nvidia.com/object/unix.html for more information.  The 180.60 NVIDIA Linux graphics driver will ignore this GPU.
[04:27] <MikeChelen> slammer, naw thats a diff org
[04:27] <Randabis> slammer: ubuntu's main website is www.ubuntu.com
[04:27] <fccf> slammer:  ubuntu.tv has no affiliation with  ubuntu the operating system
[04:27] <commaCamel> i guess if "all" restricted package install works ill be satisfied, but i'd rather just only install the restricted formats i need, I like to try to remain as fully "open source" as possible
[04:27] <slammer> fccf ohhh thanks for the clarification
[04:28] <MikeChelen> jamiejackson, is 17x an available option? might want to try using envy-ng to install drivers
[04:28] <scunizi> jamiejackson: AH.. ok.. you have an older card that's why.. I didn't realize it was of that vintage.  so the driver you're using is the correct one but how did you install it? via tty with no gui running?
[04:28] <fccf> commaCamel: check to see that you have libdvdcss2 and libdvdread3 installed
[04:28] <jamiejackson> MikeChelen: envy-ng gives me the same crashes as the ubuntu-included restricted drivers do
[04:29] <commaCamel> fccf: I do, as i've done the command many times
[04:29] <jamiejackson> scunizi: yes, no x running, through ssh or tty
[04:29] <scunizi> jamiejackson: if envy is still installed you need to uninstall it before attempting to install the driver directly.. envy isn't good even the ng version
[04:29] <fccf> commaCamel: have you tried VLC
[04:30] <commaCamel> fccf: my problem still lies in the fact that the dvd won't mount, are these the same issue as having the packages?
[04:30] <commaCamel> fccf: i have vlc installed, but i have no mounted dvd
[04:31] <FAJ> hi when I try to synce my wm2003 device,  I get an error saying that hal is not fully implemented, any help?  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7409086#post7409086 is the full error
[04:31] <jamiejackson> scunizi: i believe i removed envyng before trying the nvidia site's installer
[04:31] <mdg> Hello.  How do you tell what format of DVD your DVD-RW needs?
[04:31] <Unislash> commaCamel: have you tried installing the restricted drivers? it may help...
[04:31] <commaCamel> Unislash: i just did yes
[04:31] <fccf> commaCamel:  technically ubuntu doesn't mount a dvd the same way as a cd, it reads directly off the disk ie /dev/dvd as opposed to /media/cdrom
[04:32] <japnix> is there a way to enable wireless at boot instead of after you log in?
[04:32] <mdg> Hello.  How do you tell what format my DVD-RW needs, i.e. + R or -R?
[04:32] <scunizi> jamiejackson: if you have the means upgrading to a 6000 series card or jump to the 9000 series would do you wonders. There are some deals out there.
[04:32] <commaCamel> fccf: well a mount command just attaches the cd/dvd filesystem to a different point in the whole fs hierarchy correct?
[04:33] <voss> scunizi, are you talking nvidia?
[04:33] <scunizi> jamiejackson: also after installing the driver you can run nvidia-xconfig and then run nvidia-settings
[04:33] <scunizi> voss: yes
[04:33] <mdg> Hello.  How do you tell what format my DVD-RW needs, i.e. + R or -R?
[04:33] <fccf> commaCamel: yes, however a movie dvd cannot be mounted as a filesystem if it is going to play in a player
[04:33] <scunizi> voss: jamiejackson has an older card where the nvidia driver crashes the system
[04:33] <voss> the 9400 can be had for under $50
[04:33] <jamiejackson> scunizi: prob is i've got two of these (donated) cards i'm tryijng to get going on two systems, and i'm poor
[04:34] <scunizi> jamiejackson: then you might consider just using the generic nv driver.  You'll miss the "effects" but it will probably run fine.
[04:34] <mdg>  How do you tell what format my DVD-RW needs, i.e. + R or -R?
[04:34] <voss> jamie, agp, pci, or pci-e/
[04:34] <commaCamel> fccf: so one thing i keep seeing...from a manual mount command or the vlc's default dvd open command the file is /dev/sr0, shouldnt it be /dev/dvd?
[04:35] <Flannel> mdg: Check the front of the tray
[04:35] <fccf> mdg: most multiformat DVD-RW's can use both
[04:35] <japnix> is there a way to enable wireless at boot instead of after you log in?
[04:35] <jamiejackson> nv does run fine, but boring, scunizi, is it the best i can hope for?
[04:35] <jamiejackson> voss: agp
[04:35] <mdg> Flannel: I can't read it -
[04:35] <Flannel> mdg: Try lspci?
[04:36] <fccf> commaCamel: again no, /dev/sr0 is the right place for VLC .. Totem may see it differently
[04:36] <scunizi> jamiejackson: unless it's a bios setting that's causing your issues then, yes.. it's the best you can do. Unless you want to try an even older driver off nvidia's site
[04:36] <voss> jamie which model nvidia card?
[04:37] <FAJ> hi when I try to synce my wm2003 device,  I get an error saying that hal is not fully implemented, any help?  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7409086#post7409086 is the full error
[04:37] <hunterrose> Hey I got something not related to ubuntu but I need help with
[04:37] <japnix> is there a way to enable wireless at boot instead of after you log in?
[04:37] <Flannel> hunterrose: try #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:37] <FAJ> japnix: yah use wicd :P
[04:37] <commaCamel> fccf: this is what VLC says " DVDRead could not open the disk "/dev/sr0""
[04:37] <scunizi> voss: I think he said 5200.. use TAB to complete his nick so it's highlighted and he'll respond directly
[04:38] <japnix> FAj: how do i go about that
[04:38] <jamiejackson> yeah, voss, 5200.
[04:38] <FAJ> japnix:  sudo apt-get install wicd if on jaunty+
[04:38] <Counterspell> Anyone know when we are getting Ruby 1.9?
[04:39] <japnix> how do i use it ?
[04:39] <k4r1m> anybody here knows how to get standalone aptana working on 9.04?
[04:39] <Solarswordsman> FAJ: A quick google search: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6258719&postcount=6  for 8.10, may or may not help you but says nothing about "wicd"
[04:39] <mdg> Flannel: Nope -
[04:39] <fccf> commaCamel: you get the same result in totem?
[04:41] <commaCamel> fccf: I really can't figure out how to 'open' a dvd in totem
[04:41] <commaCamel> fccf: there is only open and open locatino
[04:42] <coz_> commaCamel,  have you tried  Mplayer?
[04:42] <owen1> chris__: hi
[04:42] <fccf> commaCamel: again wierd, I have 2 lines of play disk in totem
[04:42] <mdg> Any other way to determine if it needs DVD+R or DVR-R?
[04:43] <FAJ> Solarswordsman: unfortunately same error as here:   sudo apt-get install synce-hal librra0-tools librapi2-tools 			 		
[04:43] <FAJ> Solarswordsman: oops, sorry, same error as original post
[04:43] <coz_> commaCamel,  also you want to  sudo apt-get install libdvdread4  then   sudo /usr/share/doc/libdvdread4/install-css.sh  also you want to install  the ubuntu -restricted-extras
[04:43] <commaCamel> fccf: do you know of a good explanation of how dvds work in ubuntu, as in previous versions of ubuntu, the disks have appeared to 'mount' and actually show up as an icon on the desktop
[04:44] <scunizi> commaCamel: should be no different now. if they don't mount there's no way to play them.
[04:44] <Rafael_> Can anynody help me clarify a question of samba, cifs and ubuntu?
[04:44] <Solarswordsman> Rafael: Just ask the question and if anyone can answer we will :)
[04:45] <commaCamel> scunizi: right, thats what i'm guessing, thats the root of my issue is that i cant get them to mount
[04:45] <Solarswordsman> FAJ:Ahhhhh... well then I have no idea :P
[04:45] <commaCamel> scunizi:  i just am stuck there i guess
[04:46] <scunizi> commaCamel: I haven't figured mine out either.. doesn't happen often but when it does it's aggravating
[04:46] <mdg> DVD+R or DVD-R?
[04:46] <FAJ> Solarswordsman: ah ok lol
[04:46] <commaCamel> scunizi: so yours will auto-mount occasionally?
[04:47] <fccf> I have to go -- cu later
[04:47] <nellmathew> hey i wasn't sure where to go for this, but in gnome-do w/ opensearch plugins, how do i change the search engine used? (it's ebay right now by default)
[04:48] <imperfect-> Howdy.
[04:48] <imperfect-> Anyone know of anything I can do to improve SATA performance under 9.04?
[04:48] <imperfect-> I'm rsyncing one directory to another across my drives and the machine basically become unusable while that's happening.
[04:48] <imperfect-> It stinks.
[04:49] <ace> imperfect, enabled AHCI / sata native mode in bios?
[04:49] <imperfect-> Yep.
[04:49] <japnix> FAJ: with wicd is there a toolbar thing to show wireless strength and stuff
[04:49] <imperfect-> AHCI
[04:49] <ace> imperfect, try 'ionice'
[04:49] <imperfect-> I've got quad core
[04:49]  * kewl1 Thanks for welcoming!!!
[04:49] <imperfect-> 4 gb of ram
[04:50] <imperfect-> and I have to wait 15 seconds for a shell to start
[04:50] <FAJ> japnix:  yup
[04:50] <ace> imperfect, cpu is not the bottleneck. spinning disks are sloooow. ionice gives the cpu scheduler a headsup
[04:50] <kewl1> i m having some issues since the last upgrade!
[04:50] <imperfect-> What do I run it on?
[04:50] <imperfect-> the rsync process?
[04:51] <ace> imperfect, yes ionice the rsync process
[04:52] <ace> imperfect, but i do hear your pain. It seems the kernel I/O scheduler in ubuntu has gotten worse and worse for handling I/O bound tasks and maintaing interactive performance
[04:53] <imperfect-> lol
[04:53] <imperfect-> nope
[04:53] <kewl1> many processes actives and more swap on!!!
[04:53] <imperfect-> setting it at idle isn't helping ;)
[04:53] <kewl1> :(
[04:53] <ikus060> Any body here have try the 'radeon-write' driver ?
[04:53] <Adil> hi. it seems like i made a big mistake. Everything was working fine until i installed and activated ubuntu drivers on jaunty. Now i cant read the screen. Anyway to revert to the old generic driver?
[04:54] <imperfect-> Adil: change it by hand in /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?
[04:54] <Adil> im a newbie.. can you be more specific?
[04:54] <Adil> i didnt make a backup
[04:54] <ikus060> Adil : Yep, un Grup menu select the 'recover'
[04:55] <Adil> i tried the recovery mode option.. didnt work
[04:55] <myself> hey, I'm trying to get a printer to work in Ubuntu, a Samsung, its on a network, what exactly do I do to get it to work? maybe a bot in this channel cand send me some links or someone can help.. network printer in ubuntu..
[04:55] <ikus060> hum, one you select the recover option, it's should take the generic drivers
[04:56] <Solarswordsman> myself: Google: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingWithUbuntu
[04:56] <Adil> yes.. but i still get the confused screen that i cant read
[04:56] <myself> thank you ill check it out
[04:56] <Adil> i remember this happened before when i first moved to jaunty from intrepid
[04:57] <ikus060> Adil : So I suggest you try again with the recover option, but you gonna need to drop in console mode :S
[04:57] <ikus060> Adil, no event that, in Jaunty there is a recovery menu, you should be able to reset your X setting from that menu
[04:58] <Adil> how exactly?
[04:58] <Rafael_> please..some guidance with samba and ubuntu
[04:58] <imperfect-> lol
[04:58] <ace> !samba > Rafael_
[04:58] <Solarswordsman> Rafael: Ask the question and we will answer if we can....
[04:58] <imperfect-> my iowait is like 41%
[04:58] <Solarswordsman> ._.
[04:58] <imperfect-> That's crazy
[04:58] <Solarswordsman> haha
[04:58] <ace> imperfect, yes that is crazy... disks dying?
[04:59] <Firefishe> I just upgraded to Jaunty from Intrepid (Kubuntu).  I notice that nm-applet doesn't load by default.  How can I set it up to be used exclusively by kde?
[04:59] <adhil> hi there, i have a prob with my ubuntu 9.04.. sometimes while working  it hangs.. then nothing will happen... if am playing music it will continue playing.. anyone have solution for this problem?
[05:00] <ikus060> Adil: I'm not a 'reference' you gonna need to figure out by your self. But here are the main step : 1) restart using the recovery mode, 2) One in the recovery menu, select the option to reset X setting 3) follow instruction 4) restart as usual
[05:00] <Rafael_> ace: can you give me some guidance
[05:01] <ace> Rafael_, guidence pending your question
[05:01] <Adil> hm ok thanks
[05:01] <adhil> thankyou ikus060
[05:01] <ikus060> it's a pleasure Adhil
[05:02] <ikus060> Any body here have try the radeon-rewrite driver ???
[05:02] <Randabis> hmm
[05:02] <Randabis> I don't have any midi playback
[05:03] <froes> do anyone knows how to make the hibernate work ?
[05:03] <Randabis> i wonder if my intel audio chipset has midi support for linux...gonna have to investigate
[05:03] <myself> cool i got my printer working, thanks
[05:05] <Rafael_> ace: windwos client need to conect to ubuntu server...ubntu server will have some public folders and some  folder to be able to access by one or two clients only..how to do that,,,also i see that i should use cifs instead of smb...how?
[05:07] <ace> !Samba | Rafael_
[05:08] <Rafael_> ubottu can you help with my uestion?
[05:08] <Rafael_> do not understand, sorry
[05:09] <SegFaultAX> Rafael_: ubottu is a bot, not a person.
[05:09] <Rafael_> sorry, what is a bot?
[05:09] <_alex__> Rafael: A program
[05:09] <Rafael_> ok
[05:09] <SegFaultAX> Rafael_: Simply, not a person.
[05:09] <arsam> سلام
[05:09] <Rafael_> thanks
[05:09] <arsam> خوبین؟
[05:11] <Rafael_> SegFaultAX; can you help with some guidance?
[05:12] <SegFaultAX> Rafael_: I can try, what's up?
[05:12] <Rafael_> need to understadn some stuff?
[05:13] <Jeruvy> !bot | Rafael_
[05:13] <ace> Rafael_, read this https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/samba-fileserver.html#samba-fileserver-configuration
[05:13] <Wolf23> hello friends
[05:14] <_alex__> Hi
[05:14] <Wolf23> somebody help please, how can i open livestream mms on vlc?
[05:15] <byonix> hi, my touchpad won't work at all except for the left and right click?how to make it work
[05:15] <tjz> wolf, file > open network streams
[05:15] <tjz> under Customize
[05:15] <tjz> paste the url
[05:15] <ace> byonix, is it disabled via Fn-F3 key or similar?
[05:16] <Solarswordsman> tjz: What version of VLC are you using? o_O
[05:16] <tjz> windows xp
[05:16] <slipttees> hi, my sond work only front painel
[05:16] <tjz> LOL!!!
[05:16] <SegFaultAX> Rafael_: Please state your problem clearly.
[05:17] <Solarswordsman> tjz: Oh hahaha.  Well I guess it's different in ubuntu then, though not much;
[05:17] <Solarswordsman> Wolf: Media > Open Network Stream...
[05:17] <Solarswordsman> Wolf: Then select MMS protocol and paste the URL
[05:17] <slipttees> put painel don't work, any idea guys ?
[05:17] <byonix> ace, no
[05:17] <Solarswordsman> Wolf: Err.. Open Network... rather
[05:17] <slipttees> out**
[05:17] <byonix> ace, it just not working
[05:17] <Rafael_> SegFaultAX: have 5 windows computer and ubuntu server, i want all of them to be able to access for example Folder A, only 2 of them to see folder B, only 1 of them to be able to write and read Folder A..how do id o all this groups and users..i am confuse..also i see that the way to go now is cisf compare to smb..were can i find help for this?
[05:17]  * slipttees ruby
[05:17] <ace> byonix, What brand / model of notebook?
[05:18] <byonix> ace my laptop is one of the compal type
[05:18] <gasull> Hi.  I'm about to open my laptop to install new processor and memory.  Any wise advise besides backing up everything?  Thanks.
[05:18] <danny_> hello?
[05:18] <Verminator> hello all
[05:19] <trans> hello
[05:19] <danny_> whats up?
[05:19] <ongolaBoy> hi. what does the 'MARK' word mean in /var/log/messages file ?
[05:19] <SegFaultAX> Rafael_: Is there any reason you care to use CIFS as opposed to Samba? It would be quite easy to setup Samba to do what youre talking about.
[05:19] <slipttees> well, i have intel DG35EC - Audio Codec ALC888S, but, only front painel sound work, back painel won't, any idea guys ??
[05:19] <Verminator> for me a "small" Kubuntu application problem
[05:20] <slipttees> !glade
[05:20] <Rafael_> SegFaultAX: not really as long as it works...
[05:20] <trans> i have an ubuntu 9.04 install with an onboard SB128 card that ran on earlier versions of ubuntu but now does not work.  The right module is loaded (snd-ens1371) and /proc/asound/cards lists the card, and lspci lists the card, but aplay -L lists no devices.  What could be wrong?
[05:21] <Jeruvy> !info aplay
[05:22] <trans> aplay is the alsa player thing and aplay -L is supposed to list all alsa devices, like hw:0 and stuff
[05:22] <slipttees> !ruby | sliptees
[05:22] <Jeruvy> !alsa
[05:23] <slipttees> !pluse
[05:23] <slipttees> !pulse
[05:23] <jamiejackson> scunizi: actually, back to my first question, do you happen to know how to uninstall a driver install done through the nvidia-supplied script? i want to go back to the vanilla driver, and call it a night
[05:23] <Wolf23> friends: how can i open livestreaming on vlc from www.aljazeera.net?
[05:24] <Wolf23> anyone thanx
[05:24] <Jeruvy> Wolf23: just load the stream, it should work.
[05:25] <coz_> Wolf23,  you might want to go to #vlc channel :)
[05:25] <Wolf23> Jeruvy:  i open vlc then i choose network then i paste www.aljazeera.net and i got error
[05:25] <slipttees> Wolf23: get mms streamer
[05:25] <Solarswordsman> aljazeera.net is not the stream, it's the website
[05:25] <snooflecake> if i am running ubuntu x64, and trying to install a program that is written for linux x32, is there anyway to do it?  It says error wrong arcitecture i386..
[05:26] <Solarswordsman> you need a stream address
[05:26] <Jeruvy> Wolf23: what is the error?
[05:26] <Wolf23> slipttees:  how dude, can u help me and get for me the mms url?
[05:27] <Solarswordsman> Wolf: If I could read arabic this would go much faster
[05:27] <commaCamel> fccf: i'm back with one more angle on the dvd issue if you have any more insights....all files end up at /dev/sr0, but a cat /dev/sr0 command yields no output and says no medium found....any ideas?
[05:27] <Wolf23> Jeruvy:  error say that the url is incorrect
[05:27] <Jeruvy> Wolf23: then get the correct url from the site, they should instruct you
[05:28] <Wolf23> Jeruvy:  i dont know,just open the www.aljazeera.net site and see livestreaming url
[05:28] <slipttees> !pulse !alsa | slipttees
[05:28] <Solarswordsman> Wolf23: mms://205.142.78.11/jazlive try that
[05:29] <slipttees> ;-)
[05:29] <Verminator> possibly someone here can answer this.  I have ﻿libstdc++.so.6 on my machine.  An app I am trying to run asks for libstdc++.so.5.  I see libstdc++5 in my repository.  If I install V5, will that interfere with V6?  Do I need to remove V6?
[05:29] <Jeruvy> Verminator: most likely, you could try both however since your talking so's.
[05:29] <spirited> could someone point me to the website that steps me through getting media like bought DVDs to work on Ubuntu?
[05:29] <Wolf23> Solarswordsman:  VLC is unable to open the MRL 'mms://205.142.78.11/jazlive'. Check the log for details.
[05:29] <crdlb> Verminator: no, and no
[05:29] <slipttees> Verminator: libstdc++6 - A biblioteca C++ padrão da GNU v3
[05:30] <spirited> And what is the best media players for DVDs on Ubuntu?
[05:30] <bastidrazor> !dvd > spirited
[05:30] <spirited> Ok thanks
[05:30] <Solarswordsman> Wolf23: Hmm.. well there are a considerable number of possibilities on this website, Ctrl+F and look for Al Jazeera, there's a lot of URLS: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/872407/posts
[05:30] <slipttees> !dvd | slipttees
[05:30] <Jeruvy> Wolf23: do you have the mms plugin for vlc? (I don't recall if it needs one for that protocol or not)
[05:31] <slipttees> Wolf23: try totem ;-)
[05:31] <Verminator> thank you
[05:31] <slipttees> Verminator: apt-cache search libstdc++
[05:31] <Wolf23> Jeruvy:  its like mms://aljazeera.net/LiveStreaming <-- i forgot the complete url
[05:32] <Solarswordsman> Wolf23:  Well you need to find the complete URL... otherwise VLC can't do anything :)
[05:32] <korogiannos> spirited: I use vlc religiously (perhaps due to my windows background though, it always played everything) so "if it ain't broke, don't fix it"
[05:32] <slipttees>  /cat/~~/ass/~/stuff
[05:33] <Solarswordsman> VLC is fantastic, if slightly nonstandard
[05:33] <slipttees> Totem the best
[05:33] <tonetheman> Anyone here have any sound issues with 9.04... like my sound is sped up since i installed. really odd.
[05:33] <slipttees> :D
[05:33] <Solarswordsman> spirited: Other than VLC though, mplayer also rules... and totem is good as long as your gstreamer is in line
[05:34] <slipttees> !alsa | slipttees
[05:34] <slipttees> !pulse | slipttees
[05:34] <spirited> thanks I'll try those.
[05:34] <slipttees> spirited: try medibuntu.org
[05:35] <slipttees> ;-)
[05:35] <korogiannos> spirited: Although I use VLC as a windows migrant, The gstreamer comment earlier is perhaps even better (with totem etc)
[05:36] <paulo> ola
[05:36] <ctmjr> !best
[05:36] <fccf> paolo: ola ... espanol? portugues?
[05:36] <Solarswordsman> Wordd.
[05:36] <paulo> #ubuntu_br
[05:37] <slipttees>  /j #ubuntu-br
[05:37] <fccf> paolo: I was asking you... so I could give you the channel?
[05:37] <paulo> ok thaks
[05:39] <pixelmonkey> I am getting occasional kernel panics and am not sure why.  Is there any way to ensure a kernel panic gets logged?
[05:40] <pixelmonkey> I can't actually see the panic trace since it happens when I'm in X
[05:40] <Jeruvy> pixelmonkey: check /var/log/messages
[05:40] <trans> hmm... i can't seem to change user config using the Users and Groups applet.  It's locked and most options are disabled
[05:41] <pixelmonkey> Jeruvy: doesn't show up there
[05:41] <Jeruvy> pixelmonkey: /var/log/kern.log?
[05:41] <trans> even sudo users-admin doesn't unlock it, the options are still disabled
[05:41] <pixelmonkey> Jeruvy: nope...
[05:41] <Geoffrey2> is it possible to burn an ISO to a USB flash drive/jump drive?
[05:41] <Jeruvy> pixelmonkey: try backtrace then
[05:42] <fccf> trans: no unlock button? try sudo su ... then users-admin
[05:42] <pixelmonkey> Jeruvy: what's that?
[05:42] <Jeruvy> !backtrace
[05:42] <trans> fccf: the unlock button is there but it's disabled =P
[05:42] <fccf> trans: is your user in the sudoers list
[05:42] <hifly1231> Does anyone know how I would stop the microphone from muting all by itself?
[05:43] <ongolaBoy> hi. what does the 'MARK' word mean in /var/log/messages file ?
[05:43] <pixelmonkey> Jeruvy: this is a kernel panic.
[05:43] <Geoffrey2> I'm downloading a 2.4 gig ISO, and I don't have a DVD burner, so I'm looking for another option, if there is one....
[05:43] <Jeruvy> pixelmonkey: sorry I couldn't be more help, but kernel panics are where I start nuking.
[05:43] <trans> fccf: yes i can sudo, and sudo su first didn't open the window at all (couldn't open display)
[05:43] <pixelmonkey> Jeruvy: application-level backtracing doesn't help me.
[05:43] <pixelmonkey> Jeruvy: you're a damn bot?
[05:44] <fccf> trans:wierd... I don't know
[05:44] <ctmjr> !usb|Geoffrey2,
[05:44] <Jeruvy> pixelmonkey: I'll take that as a complement ;)
[05:44] <trans> =(
[05:44] <trans> k thanks anyways
[05:44] <trans> guess i'll just do it manually =P
[05:44] <hifly1231> Anyone here know anything about microphone muting on it's own?
[05:44] <Verminator> Jeruvy: so what is an .so file?  If I install libstdc++5 I assume I would get the so file and then much more.
[05:45] <Rafael_> SegFaultAX: can you provide some help?
[05:45] <Jeruvy> Verminator: it's a shared object file, sometimes version differentiated copies will live together in harmony, not always tho.
[05:47] <mythman> Getting the following error when going into display t appears your graphic driver does not support the necessary extensions to use this tool, , Do you want to use your vendors tool instead
[05:47] <Verminator> Jeruvy, so if V6 is the "improved" V5, should n't V6 be backwards compatible?  If so, maybe a link called libstdc++.so.5 pointing to libstdc++.so.6 would work?
[05:49] <fccf> Rafael_: Please ask your question in the room - someone else might know the answer.... please all on one line.. no flooding
[05:49] <ubuntunoobneedin> I am trying to use brasero to burn a dvd via a external on my laptop and when i go to burn it says unsupported media but i know the discs and drive work as i can use them with devede and gnome cd burner what is going wrong for me please help
[05:49] <Jeruvy> Verminator: I couldn't say as I've never tried with core .so files.  I'd be curious tho.
[05:50] <commaCamel> anyone here an expert on dvd mounting issues?? I'm having a heck of a time trying to find a solution that will help
[05:50] <ctmjr> ubuntunoobneedin, brasero is buggy that way i never use it.
[05:51] <ubuntunoobneedin> thanks ctmjr
[05:51] <Verminator> ﻿commaCamel:mine has always automouted, Kubuntu 8.04
[05:51] <fccf> commaCamel: I really feel you are missing something... ubuntu-restricted-extras? perhaps?
[05:51] <freethewhat> My HDD is clicking and i placed 'sudo hdparm -B 255 /dev/sda' in hdparm but it's not setting the variable upon reboot.  Any ideas
[05:52] <spirited> thanks for the help... seems to work now.
[05:52] <commaCamel> fccf: i have that...i just typed apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras and it says its the newest version
[05:52] <MoLoot> freethewhat, immediately make a backup of anything that you value on that drive.  It's likely to fail soon if it's clicking
[05:53] <freethewhat> MoLoot: it's the parking issue experienced with Laptops
[05:53] <fccf> !css > fccf
[05:53] <commaCamel> fccf:  am i wrong, but shouldn't i get some output from cat /dev/sr0 without any restricted packages?
[05:54] <commaCamel> fccf: meaning, shouldnt ubuntu at least know there is a disc in the drive
[05:54] <Rafael_> fccf: have 5 windows computer and ubuntu server, i want all of them to be able to access for example Folder A, only 2 of them to see folder B, only 1 of them to be able to write and read Folder A..how do id o all this groups and users..i am confuse..also i see that the way to go now is cisf compare to smb..were can i find help for this?
[05:55] <jon5001> hello, I am suddenly unable to connect with my vista computer on my home network from my ubuntu 8.04 laptop.  laptop is connected wirelessly to wireless router and has an internal ip address and does have internet access.  vista pc is hardwired to router.  ubuntu machine cannot find the vista pc.  intention is to share files and remote desktop
[05:56] <fccf> commaCamel: Is this a brand new in box dvd player -- have you run regionset?
[05:57] <ensay_> jon5001-> what is the ip address of vista?
[05:57] <commaCamel> fccf: its not brand new, this comp is 6 years old, but i've had it working great with previous version of ubuntu
[05:57] <jon5001> 192.168.1.105
[05:57] <commaCamel> fccf: i have not run regionset
[05:57] <commaCamel> fccf: don't know what that is
[05:57] <jon5001> ensay_, 192.168.1.104
[05:57] <ensay_> jon5001-> enable the icmp responding  on vista and then try to ping 192.168.1.105 from ubuntu
[05:58] <Asagrim> hi there
[05:58] <fccf> commaCamel: in that case you don't have to - see the bottom of this page for what I am talking about -- https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/PlayingDVDs
[05:58] <jon5001> ensay_, thx. what does icmp mean?
[05:59] <ensay_> jon5001-> ping..  vista is normally disables ping response by default thats why i suggest enabling it
[05:59] <fccf> Asagrim: hello... if you have a question please fire away?
[05:59] <Asagrim> you know any nautilus extension that shows folder size in detail view, not just the item number contained?
[05:59] <yadunand> hi, I was having no trouble connecting my laptop and sharing my internet conn with my friends,till i configured firestarter... now they dont connect at all
[05:59] <trix`G> is there anything I should do to wine besides simply install and run and home it works?
[05:59] <trix`G> s/home/hope
[06:00] <commaCamel> fccf: ok, that didnt do anything for me though because i still cant get it to know that a cd is in the drive
[06:00] <commaCamel> *dvd
[06:00] <Rafael_> help?
[06:00] <muzikjock58> does anyone have any solution for internet speed problems in hardy heron?
[06:00] <jon5001> ensay_, how do i do that on vista.  by the way, please understand that this connection was fine until recently
[06:00] <muzikjock58> speed tests come out ok.
[06:00] <ctmjr> !wine|trix`G,
[06:00] <fccf> commaCamel: I thought you could read cd's - just not dvd's
[06:01] <commaCamel> fccf: correct, i mistyped
[06:01] <ensay_> jon5001-> thats just a first step test
[06:01] <muzikjock58> just downloading files and when i stream internet radio stations and view flash movies on line , i have problems
[06:01] <muzikjock58> also
[06:01] <trix`G> ... it would have been even less typing to simply say "yes" or "no" ... and saved us BOTH time.
[06:02] <phobiac> trix`G: Depending on the program, you may need to adjust settings in wine to make it work properly.
[06:02] <ctmjr> !attitude|trix`G,
[06:02] <fccf> commaCamel: I am stumped - I am really a LTS guy .. I skip all the other versions
[06:02] <trans> the issue with buttons being greyed out seems to be related to PolicyKit not being able to find session information because i'm accessing it through vnc.  Any idea how to fix PolicyKit?
[06:02] <skinnypup> muzikjock58: flash 10 is faster bout all i can tell you
[06:03] <muzikjock58> yeah i know that and thanks for answering , i have flash 10.
[06:03] <ensay_> jon5001 -> just to test if the vista responds
[06:03] <phobiac> trix`G: For example, a number of older programs need you to change what type of windows Wine is running it under.
[06:03] <trix`G> phobiac: Thanks, that much I figured, I was more curious about the default success rate I suppose.  I'm setting up a system that will also be used by people unfamiliar with linux and they wont know how to change wine settings
[06:03] <phobiac> trix`G: And some might even need to be run in a virtual desktop window so that they can run at a lower resolution.
[06:03] <muzikjock58> i thought it was my router, but on my laptop i have no problems streaming radio and flash. but on my desktop connected through ethernet, it streams for a moment then stops.
[06:03] <fccf> trans: I am using VNC right now ... on a windws machine connected to an ubuntu server - I don't seem to have that prob lem
[06:03] <tjz> hey guys
[06:03] <yadunand> does anyone know how to put iptables back to its default settings ??
[06:04] <tjz> i got this error when trying to install tightvncserver
[06:04] <tjz> E: Couldn't find package tightvncserver
[06:04] <commaCamel> fccf:  thanks for helping, you've been very patient
[06:04] <phobiac> trix`G: Ah, okay. I'd grab a copy of winetricks and install some stuff with in then.
[06:04] <ensay_> yadunand -> what do you consider default settings?  no rulez?
[06:04] <trix`G> phobiac: Good idea thanks! :)
[06:04] <phobiac> trix`G: Corefonts, maybe direct x, anything that looks like Wine might need.
[06:04] <Checkie> Hello, I am trying to install Ubuntu 9.04 (64-bit) on a new PC using a USB drive.  The splash screen with Ubuntu logo appears for a minute, then drops out to shell with this error: modprobe: FATAL: Could not load /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/modules.dep: No such file or directory  What does this mean?
[06:04] <tjz> i am on Ubuntu 9.04
[06:04] <mamj0310> no mames
[06:04] <mamj0310> que pedo!
[06:04] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[06:05] <yadunand> ensay_, no.. the default settings that come with the installation....
[06:05] <phobiac> Checkie: It means that file isn't there
[06:05] <mamj0310> esta lleno y no se entiende nada
[06:05] <muzikjock58> oh wow, its going too fast here for a response, nm. i'll look somewhere else my god!
[06:05] <phobiac> Checkie: It's possible you downloaded a corrupted image, or there was an issue in writing to the drive.
[06:05] <fccf> !es | mamj0310
[06:05] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[06:05] <Checkie> phobiac:  When I do ls /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic, the file is definitely there.
[06:05] <silv3r_m00n> I want to run galculator by entering calc in the termina
[06:05] <silv3r_m00n> how can I do that
[06:05] <ensay_> yadunand -> typically rules are empty, so just flush em
[06:05] <yadunand> ensay_, the problem is, i think i screwed it up with firestarter....and now i cant share my internet with my friends over wlan0
[06:05] <phobiac> Checkie: Hmmm, the permissions may be wrong.
[06:05] <commaCamel> fccf: assuming it was working correctly, "/dev/sr0" should be listed in /etc/mtab right?
[06:06] <ensay_> yadunand -> i dont think thats the default, internet sharing
[06:06] <yadunand> ensay_, n00b hea.... please can u give me the commands ??
[06:06] <commaCamel> fccf: if that is true i will pursue that google search
[06:06] <Checkie> phobiac:  I copied the image two different ways to the drive.  The result is the same.
[06:06] <ensay_> yadunand -> sudo iptables -F
[06:06] <phobiac> Checkie: I have no idea what the permission of the file /should/ be, but as it's just a live image, I'd set it to 755 or above with chmod and see if that works.
[06:06] <trans> fccf: maybe ubuntu-server has better default settings =P
[06:06] <Checkie> phobiac:  The permissions are -rw-r--r--.
[06:06] <ensay_> yadunand -> you have to understand the implication of that, that clears all the rules
[06:06] <phobiac> Checkie: The image may be corrupt then. How'd you download it?
[06:07] <bastidrazor> silv3r_m00n, is gcalculator the actual program name?
[06:07] <yadunand> ensay_, well ...when i got 9.04 installed clean... and i made an ad-hoc wifi conn....no one had any trouble connecting to it.... now after i fiddled with firestarter.. no one can connect
[06:07] <fccf> commaCamel: no, you won't find anything relating to the cdrom in mtab
[06:07] <phobiac> Checkie: Like I said, I have no idea what they should be. What are the permissions of the other files in the folder? It should probably be the same.
[06:07] <Checkie> phobiac:  Once from the website... the second time around, I used unetbootin.
[06:07] <jimlovell777> is there a way to set a hot key that hides the panels on my desktop? I want to use a shortcut key to mimic using the show hide arrows on a panel.
[06:07] <silv3r_m00n> bastidrazor: its galculator and it's the actual program
[06:07] <fccf> trans: perhaps - yet i am running a full desktop
[06:08] <yadunand> ensay_, isn't there a way to set it back to the original state ... i mean there is no config file ???
[06:08] <Checkie> phobiac:  Permissions on all other files in the directory are the same (644).  I'll change to 755 and test.  BRB.
[06:08] <phobiac> Checkie: I'd download the torrent. Torrent clients check the integrity of a file, so you'll know you have the write image.
[06:08] <fccf> trans: are you using a vncserver you installed or are you using the one that comes by default with ubuntu?
[06:08] <ensay_> yadunand -> thats the default,  no rules, but to share the connection, you have to configure the rules again
[06:09] <tjz> Couldn't find package tightvncserver
[06:09] <trans> fccf: i'm using vnc4server
[06:09] <bastidrazor> silv3r_m00n, what does this command give you :: which galculator
[06:09] <yadunand> ensay_, ohhk....so if i flush it ....i get my system back to the way it was after a clean install ,huh ?....
[06:09] <silv3r_m00n> bastidrazor: it gives me the calculator ....I just want to be able to execute the same command by name calc.... somekind of linking
[06:09] <silv3r_m00n> symlinks
[06:09] <silv3r_m00n> how do I do that
[06:09] <silv3r_m00n> the ln command I guess
[06:10] <bastidrazor> silv3r_m00n, i'm going to give that to you i need to know where the file is located
[06:10] <ensay_> yadunand -> yes, but it will not allow internet connection sharing
[06:10] <yadunand> ensay_, thanks a million.... i'll try that... and will let u know
[06:10] <Asagrim> so, by the lack of responses i guess, there is still no solution in ubuntu 9.04 to display the actual folder size in list view for all folders, instead of the number of it's contents ... y/n?
[06:10] <yadunand> ensay_, if its back to the original stage...i can bring it around...i know that part.... thanks a lot again...
[06:10] <ensay_> yadunand -> am assuming your ubuntu is used as the router/gateway
[06:10] <silv3r_m00n> bastidrazor: /usr/bin/galculator
[06:10] <yadunand> i gotta go try it
[06:10] <scunizi> Asagrim: have you looked at man ls?
[06:10] <yadunand> ensay_, yes...
[06:11] <Rafael_> i guess no help with amba
[06:11] <bastidrazor> silv3r_m00n, sudo ln -s /usr/bin/galculator /usr/bin/calc
[06:11] <ensay_> yadunand -> also try to learn to save your settings
[06:11] <Asagrim> scunizi: what?
[06:11] <silv3r_m00n> bastidrazor: thanks
[06:11] <bastidrazor> silv3r_m00n, no problem
[06:12] <fccf> trans: that might be why .. I am running vino
[06:12] <trans> ah
[06:12] <scunizi> Asagrim: ls give directory listings.. there are switches to show file and directory sizes.  open a terminal and type " man ls " for docs
[06:12] <fccf> trans: which is default in gnome/ubuntu
[06:12] <Asagrim> scunizi: thanks, i will try
[06:12] <bullgard4> '~$ lspci | grep audio; 00:08.0 Multimedia audio controller: ALi Corporation M5451 PCI AC-Link Controller Audio Device (rev 02).' What is an 'AC-Link'?
[06:12] <muzikjock58> i disabled ipv6 and still cant stream internet radio and flash video stops and goes and stops and goes and stops. any solution?
[06:13] <trans> fccf: vino also uses the real desktop right?  vncserver makes a unique desktop only accessible through vnc (it responds faster than vino)
[06:13] <jmk6f4> Hello, I have a question about multiple monitors and Twinview.  I am trying to create a new background on them, and I cannot get it to go onto both of the desktops, it only stays in the middle of both of them.  What am I doing wrong?
[06:13] <Jeruvy> muzikjock58: what would ipv6 have to do with that?
[06:13] <trans> oh well, tis a sacrifice i will live with =)
[06:13] <muzikjock58> read in forum.
[06:13] <fccf> trans: well I like to come back to my desktop the way I left it
[06:14] <jmk6f4> When I made the Twinview setup, the background on the one monitor was copied to the other one, but it won't work with a new background.
[06:14] <muzikjock58> disabling ipv6 helps in streaming and flash viewing. they both are ok for a minute then stop
[06:14] <muzikjock58> when you disable it
[06:14] <tjz>  tightvncserver: Depends: xbase-clients but it is not going to be installed
[06:14] <Jeruvy> jmk6f4: Can you elaborate on the process?
[06:14] <tjz> what is this?
[06:14] <ethereality> how do i move all the files from one directory into another (preferably overwriting only if the former directory is newer)?
[06:14] <Jeruvy> muzikjock58: I've not seen that issue...
[06:14] <jmk6f4> Jeruvy: Which process would you like me to elaborate on?  :)
[06:14] <ethereality> i've tried various combinations of mv options from reading the manual but can't figure it out
[06:15] <jon5001> ensay_, pinging the vista produces no result.  terminal just says pinging... 56(84) bytes of data and stops there.  no further action
[06:15] <Jeruvy> jmk6f4: just what you're trying to do :)
[06:15] <muzikjock58> its happend i noticed after the latest ff3 update. and i cant figure out why i cant stream anything!
[06:15] <ethereality> I keep getting "mv: cannot move `test1' to `test2': Directory not empty"
[06:15] <phobiac> ethereality: You could probably do a mv /path/to/folder/*.* /path/to/destination
[06:15] <trans> fccf: hehe yeah this computer is headless.  I have a desktop with 3 monitors and have one monitor dedicated to a vnc session to this computer (but i can also put windows overtop of it and copy and paste easily between the computers) =)
[06:15] <ethereality> thanks, i'll try that
[06:15] <muzikjock58> i cant even stream internet radio using mplayer from the command line!
[06:15] <phobiac> ethereality: I'd check that though on two test folders, make sure it doesn't mess up.
[06:15] <muzikjock58> works for few minutes then stops
[06:16] <jmk6f4> Jeruvy: Well I am trying to make one 1280x1024 background show up on BOTH monitors in Twinview.  It currently is just sitting halfway on both monitors ( in the actual middle of both of them ).
[06:16] <muzikjock58> i didnt have this issue before.
[06:16] <muzikjock58> its not my router, because my laptop works fine
[06:16] <muzikjock58> using same router
[06:16] <jmk6f4> Jeruvy: Previously, when I went to set up Twinview from a one monitor setup, the background was copied from one monitor to the other, but now with a new background it won't do it.
[06:16] <fccf> trans: you might consider x2vnc - allows you to use 1 kb across multiple machines/heads
[06:16] <trans> btw, if anyone was wondering, the problem with not having any alsa devices was because i was for some reason not a member of the "audio" group
[06:17] <muzikjock58> laptop using wireless and my desktop using ethernet. on same router
[06:17] <muzikjock58> laptop streams fine using jaunty
[06:17] <skinnypup> muzikjock58: try reinstalling ff3 perhaps ?
[06:17] <Jeruvy> jmk6f4: "I went to setup Twinview from a one monitor to another" monitors?
[06:17] <scream> May I ask a vbox question here?
[06:17] <jmk6f4> Jeruvy: Yes, meaning that I HAD a one monitor setup, just like normal, and I enabled Twinview after setting up another monitor.
[06:17] <muzikjock58> i deleted my ff profile, and that didnt help so i dont see reinstalling ff helping either
[06:18] <fccf> scream: go for it
[06:18] <Jeruvy> jmk6f4: my question was "What make/model of monitors"?
[06:18] <scream> Linux host, linux client.  I have the network set for bridged adapter.  ssh is running on the guest, however, I am unable to ssh into 127.0.0.1
[06:18] <trans> fccf: kinda like synergy? yeah i think i prefer to be able to use all 3 monitors if i want with then one computer =)  thanks anyways though
[06:18] <jmk6f4> Jeruvy: Oh, I'm sorry.  They are not the same monitor, one is a Dell and the other is a MAG, one is a 19 inch and the other a 17 respectively.
[06:18] <comawhite> hellwo n00buntu roomie :)
[06:19] <axius> How to switch between gdm and kdm ?
[06:19] <scunizi> Asagrim: ls -lhR <path to beginning directory> --group-directories-first
[06:19] <Checkie> phobiac:  Thanks for your help.  I still get the same error after changing permissions.  I also went ahead and did an MD5Sum check against my ISO image file--it verifies correctly.
[06:19] <fccf> scream 127.0.0.1 is localhost .. perhaps you have adapters setup wrong
[06:19] <Jeruvy> jmk6f4: do you have both properly detected?
[06:19] <tjz> any idea why my keyboard layout when vnc to my server is different
[06:19] <phobiac> Checkie: Well, that's strange.
[06:19] <jon5001> ensay_, you still there?
[06:19] <phobiac> Checkie: What was the error again?
[06:19] <ensay_> yes
[06:19] <scream> fccf, yeah, the VM is running on the host that I am sitting at, so connecting to localhost should have worked.  At this point I'm confused.
[06:19] <jmk6f4> Jeruvy: Yes sir!  Both work perfectly together, the mouse goes flawlessly from one to the other.  It's just I don't know how to get the background to be in both monitors.
[06:19] <phobiac> Checkie: Also, what is the model of your computer? It may help in finding a solution.
[06:19] <Checkie> phobiac:  modprobe: FATAL: Could not load /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/modules.dep: No such file or directory
[06:20] <ctmjr> axius, login screen sessions
[06:20] <Jeruvy> jmk6f4: if not you may have encountered a bug in twinview, search launchpad.net for the details.
[06:20] <trans> well thanks for the help, night =)
[06:20] <fccf> scream: connecting to localhost - is connecting to local host ... look at ifconfig to see the IP of your vm
[06:21] <Checkie> phobiac:  My PC has an Asus M3A78-EM motherboard, AMD Phenom quad-core 64-bit processor, 4 GB Ram.
[06:21] <ethereality> thanks: using * as a wildcard will move all the files, but it does not retain the folder hierarchies! how do i get mv to move folders, like from testA/1/2 to testB/1/2 ?
[06:21] <tjz> anyone know how to fix keyboard layout issue? i am using vnc from win xp to my ubuntu server desktop
[06:21] <jmk6f4> Jeruvy: I was pretty sure that I had been able to do this before, but I will definitely try and look on Launchpad and I will search the forums a little bit for this issue.
[06:21] <ethereality> basically, i want to rename the 'base' directory that all these subfolders reside in
[06:22] <scunizi> scream have you give it a port number after the ip address?
[06:22] <Jeruvy> jmk6f4: there have been many regressions in video support, worth checking.
[06:22] <ethereality> (but that seems to require emptying a preexisting folder of the same name of all of its contents)
[06:22] <scream> yes
[06:22] <phobiac> Checkie: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/base-installer/+bug/378525 I found this, but there seems to be no solution
[06:22] <scream> brb
[06:22] <aprilhare> help korogiannos figure out how to transfer firefox bookmarks to ubuntu or i will shoot this cute bunny rabbit!
[06:22] <Checkie> phobiac:  Yes, I came across it too and bookmarked it.  I thought I might try here.  Hey, thanks for your time!  =)
[06:23] <phobiac> Checkie: I'm sorry I couldn't be much help.
[06:23] <panzoo> anyone use avidemux?
[06:23] <phobiac> Checkie: Does this help? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/366678
[06:24] <bullgard4> '~$ lspci | grep audio; 00:08.0 Multimedia audio controller: ALi Corporation M5451 PCI AC-Link Controller Audio Device (rev 02).' What is an 'AC-Link'?
[06:24] <fccf> aprilhare: korogiannos: from firefox in ubuntu or win?
[06:24] <stylesen> previously in network-manager-openvpn there was way to configure X509 based certificates, but in 9.04 it is missing, Is it a known bug? Can anyone help me in configuring this?
[06:24] <aprilhare> fccf: from firefox in windows to firefox in ubuntu
[06:24] <Checkie> phobiac:  That is very curious!  I'll give the older version a try.  Thanks for pointing out the link!
[06:25] <Verminator> Jeruvy, FYI, I tried a softlink
[06:25] <Verminator> ln -s libstdc++.so.6.0.9 libstdc++.so.5
[06:25] <Verminator> The app got farther, but then started could not find GLIBCPP_3.2 or CXXABI_1.2,
[06:25] <Verminator> I searched for those files or other versions of them, and they are not installed, guess I need to install libstdc++5
[06:25] <FloodBot1> Verminator: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:25] <phobiac> Checkie: No problem, I hope you get your issues sorted out.
[06:25] <fccf> aprilhare: goto bookmarks .. organize bookmarks --- top row import&backup
[06:25] <Verminator> sorry
[06:25] <jon5001> ensay_, unable to ping vista
[06:25] <Jeruvy> Verminator: ah, sounds like an avalanche of issues there.. try pastebin'ing what your attempting so we can see more.
[06:26] <Checkie> Checkie:  I'll report back in a bit if/when I do.
[06:26] <ensay_> jon5001 -> is vista enabled to respond to ping?
[06:26] <jon5001> yes
[06:26] <jon5001> ensay_, yes.
[06:26] <scunizi> jon5001: did you see the message?  "Someone is pinging ... accept or deny?"
[06:26] <jon5001> no
[06:26] <scunizi> jon5001: vista joke
[06:26] <aprilhare> thanks fccf the bunny rabbit thanks you too :)
[06:26] <ensay_> jon5001 -> what is the ip of ubuntu again?
[06:27] <jon5001> ensay_, 192.168.1.108
[06:27] <fccf> aprilhare: funny rabbit - foxes are for kids
[06:27] <jon5001> ensay_, that is ubuntu.  105 is vista
[06:27] <ensay_> jon5001 -> can you ping that from vista?
[06:27] <aprilhare> fccf: coney stew tastes better :)
[06:28] <fccf> but I digress > !ot
[06:28] <jon5001> ensay_, sucessfully pinged ubuntu from vista
[06:28] <Verminator> Jeruvy, FYI, I tried a softlink
[06:28] <Verminator> ln -s libstdc++.so.6.0.9 libstdc++.so.5
[06:28] <Verminator> The app got farther, but then started could not find GLIBCPP_3.2 or CXXABI_1.2,
[06:28] <Verminator> I searched for those files or other versions of them, and they are not installed, guess I need to install libstdc++5
[06:28] <FloodBot1> Verminator: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:29] <ensay_> jon5001 -> what is the response when you ping from ubuntu towards vista?
[06:29] <Verminator> opps, sorry again, just tried patebin
[06:29] <oobe> i dont really think that was flooding
[06:29] <oobe> you just triggered the bot cause it was fast
[06:29] <Jeruvy> Verminator: no worry, just post the link when you get it
[06:30] <jon5001> ensay_, absolutely zero response
[06:30] <binjured> I am getting "Stale NFS file handle" errors, only the directory in question isn't even an NFS mount... mount -O isn't fixing it, neither is restarting. Any ideas?
[06:31] <Geoffrey2> I'm trying to unmount a partition, and gparted keeps telling me it's busy, how can I tell what's using it?
[06:31] <ensay_> jon5001 -> can you post in pastebin the results of  route -n;
[06:31] <jon5001> ensay_, Eureka!  I disable norton on vista and now can ping from ubuntu
[06:32] <Jeruvy> Geoffrey2: is it a partition that currently exists on your system?  You will probably need to run it from recovery mode or livecd
[06:32] <ensay_> jon5001 -> okay, so remember this, vista is a funky os, get familiar with its eccentricities
[06:32] <frybye> re - Hi all - I am having to adjust the screen res. on my new e2200hd monitor each time i start jaunty. Found infos with google about shifting the .nvidia-settings-rc file in a new location to fix this - new name from its normal location in ~/ - but can't find it there or any other place on the pc - any tips??
[06:32] <jon5001> ensay_, it is pinging now, repeating the following line over and over...  64 bytes from 192.168.1.105: icmp_seq=84 ttl=128 time=1.26 ms
[06:33] <Geoffrey2> it's an extra partition I had created, not / or /home....
[06:33] <Randabis> got midi working. :) had it install timidity heh
[06:33] <Geoffrey2> the partition is /mnt/lfs
[06:33] <scunizi> frybye: you should be able to run nvidia-settings with sudo to fix this if you have an nvidia card.
[06:33] <ensay_> jon5001 -> so stop it, and now you know the connectivity is good
[06:35] <leftler> I got a question, and I don't know if this is the correct place to ask it. I am trying to use rtpg-www (a web gui for rtorrent) with a mythbuntu setup however mythTV is allready bound to port 80, so when i try to connect i just get the mythTV config page. I think i can fix that problem. The problem I am having is that after I change the rtpg.apache.conf file and i do a a2ensite i get a "Invalid command 'SCGIMount'" error when I try to restart 
[06:35] <jon5001> ensay_, GREAT.  now i need to figure out how to configure norton so that it doesnt have to be off for this to happen
[06:35] <Geoffrey2> well, I'll probably wait until this huge download is done, then boot into the live CD and play with it....
[06:35] <jon5001> ensay_, i am able to remote desktopn. but not share files yet.  still headed in the right direction
[06:35] <Verminator> Jeruvy,  I made a sym link from libstdc++.so.5 to libstdc++.so.6.0.9(my latest).  the app got farther, but then could not find GLIBCPP_3.2 or CXXABI_1.2.  I searched for versions of these files and could not find them either.  So, it looks like I need to install libstdc++5.
[06:36] <frybye> scunizi: don't get me wrong - but that was the -first- thing I did some 2+ days ago when this problem came up... ;=)
[06:36] <Jeruvy> Verminator: or create more symlinks...I'd try and install 5 and see what shakes.
[06:36] <greenwood> hello
[06:36] <frybye> i.e. been using nvidia-settings with sudo since then...
[06:36] <muzikjock58> can anyone help me solve a problem with internet streaming in hardy heron? its not ff3, and its not my router. my laptop streams fine. and i got jaunty on it. running wireless on same router. any ideas? what do i check. ive blacklisted ipv6 like i saw in some forums. didnt help. i deleted my ff3 profile and started over, didnt help, whats the problem in hardy? its on a ethernet connection to the same router as my laptop!
[06:37] <scunizi> frybye: sorry.. I just saw your last post.. came in late.  check out xrandr and it's manipulation for setting the rez..
[06:37] <frybye> well - perhaps I am not right with this - mostly I have started it with gksu nividia-settings is that the same as sudo???
[06:37] <scunizi> frybye: unless you've already done that too. :)
[06:37] <scunizi> frybye: yes
[06:37] <scunizi> frybye: there's also nvidia-xconfig
[06:37] <greenwood> Could someone help me how to update from 8.10 to 9.04, please?
[06:37] <frybye> ok - I will have another go at the xrandr
[06:37] <scunizi> frybye: did you also do the nvidia-xconfig?
[06:38] <jmk6f4> greenwood: Have you tried update-manager -d ?
[06:38] <muzikjock58> update manager -d?
[06:38] <Verminator> ﻿Jeruvy, yeah, that's my next move.  but will have to wait till tomorrow.  I need to stop for now.  Thanks for the help.  I appreciate it.
[06:38] <muzikjock58> ???
[06:39] <greenwood> Does -d mean a special flag?
[06:39] <muzikjock58> oh sorry
[06:39] <jmk6f4> muzikjock58: Yes, it means to update to the newest distribution release I believe.
[06:39] <jmk6f4> greenwood: So if you are on 8.10, it should show up that there is a new version available ( 9.04 ) and you should be able to update to it from there.
[06:39] <patriconway> how do you install the kde desktop?
[06:40] <muzikjock58> well i dont really want to update hardy as it is supposed to be an LTS. i want to keep hardy on my desktop, i only have jaunty on my laptop
[06:40] <julio14> apt-get install kde
[06:40] <scunizi> patriconway: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[06:40] <julio14> apt-get install kubuntu-desktop*
[06:40] <patriconway> thanks @julio14 scunizi
[06:40] <unitedpotsmokers> hi, off topic, where to find a new & good 3rd party software for ubuntu and it is update everyday?
[06:40] <jmk6f4> muzikjock58: Sorry if I confused you but I wasn't meaning to talk to you, that probably won't help your situation.  :)
[06:40] <scunizi> patriconway: both julio14 way and mine will work.. julio14 will not pull in all the other packages for kubuntu
[06:41] <v3trae> unitedpotsmokers: what do you mea?
[06:41] <v3trae> mean*
[06:41] <muzikjock58> but if i cant solve my internet streaming issues i might just have to do that and i hate to
[06:41] <greenwood> yes, I could see "New distribution release 9.04 is available" -- Upgrade ... Do you mean that?
[06:41] <PROject-Emerald> Uh, Hi #Ubuntu
[06:41] <muzikjock58> i never had success updating distributions , just fresh installs
[06:41] <jmk6f4> greenwood: Yes sir!  That will update everything to 9.04, but allow you to keep your files the same.
[06:41] <PROject-Emerald> I was wondering if any gurus in here would be willing to take a semi-newb under his or her wing
[06:41] <ctmjr> greenwood, yes
[06:42] <patriconway> PROject-Emerald Just shoot with your question
[06:42] <jmk6f4> muzikjock58: I have had varied results, sometimes it works perfectly and other times it stabs me in the back.  It's just your decision.  :)
[06:42] <greenwood> Thanks a lot .. I'm doing it now .. :P
[06:42] <jmk6f4> greenwood: Good luck!
[06:42] <PROject-Emerald> patriconway: I just kinda wanna find someone who will teach me a majority of what is to know with Linux
[06:42] <fccf> PROject-Emerald: it would best if you would explain in detail you problems - so we can better analize
[06:42] <myself> is there a channel i can ask a question about a router on this network for
[06:43] <myself> that
[06:43] <unitedpotsmokers> v3trae, i always view webupd8.blogspot.com  and it will show to us a new & good software for ubuntu... but for me, it is not  enough i want more
[06:43] <jon5001> ensay_, all up and running again.  even though i played around and figured out the norton thing, you stimulated the thoughts.  i appreciate your help
[06:43] <tjz> tightvncserver: completely wrong keyboard-layout after logon to gnome
[06:43] <k4r1m> i keep getting "Firefox is already running, but is not responding. To Open a new window, you must first close the existing FireFox process, or restart your system" i have tried "killall firefox" and tried restarting but i still get the same message
[06:43] <tjz> any solution?
[06:43] <muzikjock58> i updated when i had fiesty and went to update. it was so bad i had to roll back to fiesty. from then on i did fresh installs.
[06:43] <v3trae> unitedpotsmokers: ah, no idea, i always just install what i need =P
[06:43] <greenwood> See you .. Bye .. I'm coming back when I find something difficult .. :P .. But, I'll try to solve it myself first .. :-D
[06:44] <ensay_> jon5001 -> no problem, were here to hopefully steer you to the right directions "P
[06:44] <hubar_> k4r1m: Can you do a ps axf | grep firefox?
[06:44] <Randabis> is there a way to save my session when I log out to reboot? I remember ubuntu being able to do this before in the past, but I can't seem to figure out how to do it in jaunty
[06:44] <pk23> how do I find out what version of ubuntu I'm using?
[06:44] <patriconway> PROject-Emerald see my private message
[06:44] <fccf> unitedpotsmokers: more - as in pack another bowl... or ...???
[06:44] <unitedpotsmokers> oh... it is ok v3trae, but if u free, visit that blog, very nice application for ubuntu available there, sometimes they  teach us some tutorials
[06:44] <k4r1m> hubar_: 5487 pts/0    S+     0:00      \_ grep firefox
[06:44] <Wolf23> help please? can anyone tell me how to open aljazeera live stream tv on vlc from www.aljazeera.net? thanx
[06:44] <leftler> I am trying to use a program i got from Synaptic, rtpg-www. However I get "Invalid command 'SCGIMount'" error when I try to restart apache
[06:44] <muzikjock58> you can also update distributions to 9.04 using gui
[06:44] <hubar_> k4r1m: then run firefox?
[06:44] <unitedpotsmokers> hi fccf
[06:45] <muzikjock58> dont have to use cli
[06:45] <k4r1m> nope still same message
[06:45] <hubar_> Just type firefox on your terminal.
[06:45] <leftler> anyone know what I am doing wrong?
[06:45] <hubar_> Donot use the guiicon.
[06:45] <jmk6f4> Randabis: You should be able to go to System > Preferences > startup applications
[06:46] <jmk6f4> Randabis: And under Options, is a checkbox for remembering programs when logging out.
[06:46] <unitedpotsmokers> Wolf23, im not sure, but to me i add the url
[06:46] <Jeruvy> Verminator: np still be here  :)
[06:46] <unitedpotsmokers> u search aljazeera url internet tv
[06:46] <greenwood> Oh .. one more thing ... how could I log out of this room?
[06:46] <Randabis> jmk6f4: thanks so much. :) They changed it up. I remember in the past I used to just check a box when I logged out to save session
[06:46] <scunizi> greenwood: /part
[06:46] <muzikjock58> i guess no one is versed in internet problems in ubuntu i will continue to google. but i havent found a solution there
[06:46] <k4r1m> hubar_: tried
[06:47] <losher> k4r1m: there is a lock file in the mozilla directory. It may be leftover from a previous session & you may need to delete it.
[06:47] <Wolf23> unitedpotsmokers:  can u find for me the mms:// url please?
[06:47] <jmk6f4> Randabis: I completely understand, I actually didn't know for a second as I don't use that option, but it was in relatively the same place as it was.  :)  Glad I could help!
[06:47] <k4r1m> losher: where is that at?
[06:47] <myself> is there a channel i can ask a question about a router on this network
[06:47] <Jeruvy> muzikjock58: try ubuntuforums.org
[06:48] <myself> and if there is not , can someone direct me to a network where i can...? :)
[06:48] <losher> k4r1m: in your home directory, .mozilla/firefox/<somerandomstring>/lock
[06:48] <muzikjock58> to those that tried to help, thank you. im out! have a good day, night evening where ever you are at. !
[06:48] <Randabis> I'll brb guys, gotta reboot and go into windows for a few minutes
[06:48] <Jeruvy> myself: try #yourrouter, but it may not exist :)
[06:48] <scunizi> myself: what's the question?
[06:48] <k4r1m> losher: k will try
[06:48] <PROject-Emerald> myself: try #networking
[06:48] <myself> networking ok
[06:48] <myself> thank you :)
[06:48] <PROject-Emerald> Np
[06:48] <greenwood> Thanks you ..
[06:48] <myself> the question is why it closes a port after a while
[06:48] <myself> like of a  few days being on, then i have to restart it, port forwarding is off
[06:49] <scunizi> myself: if upnp is enabled and something opens the port then when the program stop/exits the port will close
[06:49] <PROject-Emerald> Check that all cables are secured tightly
[06:49] <myself> upnp is disabled actually
[06:49] <scunizi> myself: have you manually forwarded the port to the machine you want?
[06:50] <k4r1m> losher: i dont see a lock under randomstring.default... could it be cuz i created a new profile? i was creating a debug profile for aptana...
[06:50] <losher> myself: another possibility is a bug in the firmware. Did google show anything? Also try the forums on www.dslreports.com
[06:50] <myself> i see, well, frimware is latest
[06:50] <unitedpotsmokers> Wolf23, i'm sorry my friend because i never watch aljazeera, i only hearr the internet radio..
[06:51] <Wolf23> ah ok
[06:51] <tjz> tightvncserver: completely wrong keyboard-layout after logon to gnome
[06:51] <tjz> any solution?
[06:51] <losher> k4r1m: sorry, I'm out of my depth at this point too...
[06:51] <scunizi> myself: also if you have a dynamic ip address on the machine the port is suppose to forward to and that ip changes the port will appear closed.
[06:51] <myself> hmm
[06:51] <myself> i think my ip address stays the same, but how do i find out btw?
[06:52] <raylu> myself: ifconfig
[06:52] <Jeruvy> scunizi has a good point, you can also check with whatismyip.com
[06:52] <carlitos> hola
[06:52] <losher> !es | carlitos
[06:52] <PROject-Emerald> ...
[06:52] <PROject-Emerald> Wow. Maybe he was just saying hello?
[06:52] <raylu> myself: oh, find out if you have a static ip? if you didn't configure one, you don't have one.
[06:53] <k4r1m> losher: it was the new profile i created yeah... i dunno why but it i need to sudo to delete it and when i checked profiles.ini it seemed like it was trying to launch that profile as the default profile which is weird but now its all good
[06:53] <joot> hola carlitos :)
[06:53] <libtech> !english | ubottu
[06:53] <myself> hmm well
[06:53] <losher> PROject-Emerald: sorry, didn't mean to sound abrupt...
[06:53] <myself> i have a certain IP that the router sees
[06:53] <myself> but i have a different IP on the net
[06:53] <losher> k4r1m: glad that solved it!
[06:53] <myself> sorry im not good with routers
[06:54] <libtech> myself: yes
[06:54] <scunizi> myself: Jeruvy also has a good point .. however whatismyip will display the ip facing the world not your internal ip.  If you're setting things up so you or someone can access from the outside world and that ip changes, the same condition applies.  the port won't forward
[06:54] <k4r1m> losher: yeah i still need to figure out to make a custom profile for aptana :D
[06:54] <libtech> myself: the router assigns an IP on your local network
[06:54] <unitedpotsmokers> hey guys, off topic, what is a software to watch internet tv in ubuntu?
[06:54] <unitedpotsmokers> miro?
[06:54] <myself> that internal ip stays the same
[06:54] <scunizi> unitedpotsmokers: vlc will do it.. hulu.com.. boxie etc
[06:54] <fccf> unitedpotsmokers: miro is junk ... hulu.com rocks
[06:55] <myself> but if my outside ip changes, then the port will close?
[06:55] <Jeruvy> myself: yep
[06:55] <myself> okay, how do i find out if it changes
[06:55] <libtech> myself: give your computer a static IP on the network
[06:55] <myself> how do i do that
[06:55] <Jeruvy> myself: well not really, but since the IP changes it accomplishes the same, to check use the link I gave you
[06:55] <scunizi> myself: not really.. the port will be open but someone trying to get in won't be contacting the right machine because someone else will have your previous ip address
[06:55] <myself> hmm
[06:56] <libtech> i know how to set up a static IP in windows, not sure about ubuntu
[06:56] <fccf> libtech: it is easer in ubuntu
[06:56] <myself> well yeah im on ubuntu
[06:56] <myself> so how do i check whether my ip is static or not
[06:56] <myself> i opened ipconfig
[06:56] <libtech> fccf: of course! :)
[06:57] <myself> i mean, and, all i have to do is reset my router and modem for the port to open again, when it closes
[06:57] <unitedpotsmokers> thanks guys
[06:57] <goose> for some reason, my firefox is going _really really slowly_. I haven't capped my bandwidth, in Windows it works fine, all other applications work just fine, but FF never seems to actually load more than like, 10 KiB of a web page, and conky says that my network connection is never active downloading more than 10 KiB/sec (torrenting and IRC, I'm sure)
[06:57] <jmk6f4> Is there any way to see CPU temperature in terminal?
[06:58] <libtech> look at network connections, go to the ipv4 tab
[06:58] <fccf> myself: you have a dynamic ip address currently your outside ip address is 99.24.221.32 - if you reboot your router it will change
[06:58] <goose> libtech, was that for me?
[06:58] <libtech> goose: sorry
[06:58] <libtech> that was for "myself"
[06:58] <unitedpotsmokers> goose, i have the same problem too
[06:58] <myself> wait.. but... so i dont understand why my ip would just change while my computer is still on
[06:58] <goose> lol, sounded like a possible solution to my problem libtech
[06:58] <myself> and close the port
[06:59] <goose> unitedpotsmokers, have you made any progress on it?
[06:59] <Jeruvy> myself: let me try to be more clear since I'm not doing a great job so far....if your router handles Internal IP's via DHCP then let it do so.  If your router can 'reserve' IPs for MAC addresses then configure it that way.  Then static IP your important machines to correspond to the router.
[06:59] <scunizi> myself: I think you're still a little confused.. the ip facing the world is like the front door to your house.  Your internal ip is like the door to your bedroom.  After getting to the front door the router is like a butler giving instructions on how to get to your bedroom.  If you move to a new house (new ip facing the world) and you don't tell anyone, nobody will visit.  the butler is still there giving instructions but nobody is knockin
[06:59] <fccf> myself: if your isp sneezes - your ipadress will change on the outside world.. your internal ip address stays the same
[07:00] <unitedpotsmokers> goose, i dont know how to fix it, it happend in ubuntu, when i open 3 or 4 tabs at the same time, it will hung  & crash.... then i try in windows, same too
[07:00] <libtech> scunizi: lol nice analogy
[07:00] <myself> i see.. but if i want to keep my privacy would I want to have a static ip address, or does it not matter?
[07:00] <scunizi> libtech: I knew someone would appriciate it.. :)
[07:00] <unitedpotsmokers> now i used opera, untill  firefox fix the bugs or try to install a new version later
[07:00] <losher> scunizi: yeah, nice one...
[07:01] <goose> unitedpotsmokers, I've noticed that too, opening more than a few FF tabs crashes the entire OS. imho, 8.10 was much more stable
[07:01] <scunizi> myself: for privacy you don't open the port at all.. opening ports can be risky
[07:01] <myself> i see well, i mean, if someone wanted to track my downloads and stuff
[07:01] <myself> it would be easier if i had a static ip, right?
[07:01] <PROject-Emerald> Are there any nice free TV streaming sites for Linux?
[07:01] <scunizi> myself: no..
[07:01] <PROject-Emerald> Like, Hulu, but for crappier connections?
[07:01] <scunizi> myself: google tor for a privacy solution.
[07:01] <libtech> myself: the static IP is only visible on your network
[07:02] <Jeruvy> myself: its all relative, but we're moving the convo in a whole different direction.
[07:02] <myself> wait, but my external ip, the one i dont want to change so the port won't close, can i do that?
[07:02] <DigitalKiwi> <3 static ips
[07:02] <myself> or is that lways changing
[07:02] <myself> *always
[07:02] <scunizi> myself: you have no control on the outside ip.. your isp does
[07:02] <myself> oh i see...
[07:02] <Jeruvy> myself: we don't know from the info you've provided.  But you can take steps to prevent internal IPs from changing
[07:03] <Syrius> hello
[07:03] <myself>  i think the internal ip stays the same
[07:03] <scunizi> static dhcp in some routers
[07:03] <unitedpotsmokers> goose, so how u fix this problem... i think this problem not only happen to us, many people had a same problem ...maybe
[07:03] <libtech> internal ip's can be static for port forwarding and such
[07:03] <fccf> <1 static ip lots of open ports... but if you look at port 80 you will see that it is a church and everybody is welcome
[07:03] <Syrius> what was the old network manager for ubuntu before it changed it? because I do not like the new one.
[07:03] <Jeruvy> fccf: amen
[07:04] <goose> unitedpotsmokers, like I said, I didn't have the problem on 8.10. I may just revert back to it until 9.10 comes out. I still have the problem right now.
[07:04] <myself> what would the setting be called, on my router, i have a belkin (if that helps anyone) to see if my internal ip address is static, or can i see it in terminal
[07:05] <myself> i mean, i think it's set static, cause , i cant even edit anything but the last digit of the ip in the menu where to open ports in virtual servers
[07:05] <libtech> myself, network connections, look at the ipv4 tab
[07:05] <Ose> hi
[07:05] <fccf> myself... your internal ip is currently assinged by dhcp - you will see that if your go to the ipv4 tab of network-admin
[07:05] <myself> network connections where?
[07:05] <Syrius> goose: what problem is htat ?
[07:05] <unitedpotsmokers> goose, so are u sure when u go back to intrepid it will solve this problem? why not u try an older version of firefox?
[07:05] <myself> network connections in what menu?
[07:05] <Syrius> what was the old network manager for ubuntu before it changed it? because I do not like the new one.
[07:05] <Guest93885> hi
[07:05] <fccf> Hello Guest93885
[07:06] <DSpair> Syrius, What's wrong with the new one?
[07:06] <Syrius> also because I have to learn how to use a new one
[07:06] <goose> Syrius, for some reason, my firefox is going _really really slowly_. I haven't capped my bandwidth, in Windows it works fine, all other applications work just fine, but FF never seems to actually load more than like, 10 KiB of a web page, and conky says that my network connection is never active downloading more than 10 KiB/sec (torrenting and IRC, I'm sure)
[07:06] <libtech> myself: network connections is under preferences
[07:06] <unitedpotsmokers> many people said firefox 2 is the best, it load fast...but im not really sure...
[07:06] <Syrius> because I have to learn how to use another network manager DSpair
[07:06] <Guest93885> i need a list of proxies to us with proxychains
[07:06] <myself> i dont see a ipv4 tab
[07:06] <Syrius> also I can not get it to work for static ip addresses DSpair
[07:06] <myself> i see wired,wireless, moblie broadband, vpn, and dsl
[07:06] <Syrius> with the old one it was really easy
[07:06] <Sems> hi
[07:07] <DSpair> Syrius, What is there to learn. The configuration is the same as the old one with the exception that you can now configure cellular devices and VPNs.
[07:07] <Jeruvy> Sems: tor
[07:07] <Sems> can someone please help me out
[07:07] <libtech> myself: try editing the connection for the network you are on
[07:07] <Sems> ok
[07:07] <fccf> Sems: that is seriously offtopic for this channel
[07:07] <superlox> .
[07:07] <Sems> tor
[07:07] <Syrius> DSpair: well it does not work for me to make static ip address
[07:07] <myself> okay i seee it, im in ipv4 settings
[07:07] <Sems> would tor work with nmap
[07:07] <unitedpotsmokers> haha
[07:07] <DSpair> Syrius, Static IP addresses are easily handled. Right click on the NetworkManager icon in the system tray, select connection settings.
[07:07] <myself> and it says Automatic (DHCP)
[07:07] <myself> and nothing else
[07:07] <myself> [x] available to all users
[07:07] <Syrius> I tired a lot of different settings and it does not work DSpair
[07:07] <libtech> that means you have a dynamic internal IP
[07:08] <Syrius> I already know that DSpair
[07:08] <myself> how do i set it static
[07:08] <Syrius> I am not stupid
[07:08] <DSpair> Syrius, Scratch that, "Edit Connections" is what you want.
[07:08] <libtech> change that tab to manual
[07:08] <Syrius> the program sucks
[07:08] <FloodBot1> Syrius: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:08] <myself> and what do i write
[07:08] <DSpair> Syrius, I'm confused then. It's hardly different at all since Gutsy.
[07:08] <Sems> would tor work with nmap
[07:08] <Syrius> I already know how to edit it DSpair
[07:08] <myself> do i set it to the ip address for which the port is open in my router?
[07:09] <Syrius> when it was on feisty DSpair
[07:09] <fccf> myself; type ifconfig to find out what your current ipadress
[07:09] <Syrius> what was the network manager called DSpair
[07:09] <Sems> someone please help me out
[07:09] <Syrius> I want to switch
[07:09] <Sems> i need to run a scan of a network anonymously
[07:09] <myself> ipconfig does not work
[07:09] <myself> wait yes it does
[07:09] <myself> hehe okay, so
[07:09] <DSpair> Syrius, It was still called NetworkManager, but I'm pretty sure the one on Feisty was the last version before DBUS support and autoconfiguration.
[07:09] <PROject-Emerald> sems: run a scan, like a port scan?
[07:09] <myself> i see the inet addr:
[07:09] <myself> thats the one right?
[07:09] <FloodBot1> myself: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:09] <Sems> yeah
[07:09] <Sems> but with nmap
[07:10] <Sems> and other vulnerability scanners
[07:10] <Syrius> no it wasn't DSpair
[07:10] <Syrius> I am possitive
[07:10] <carlitos> hola
[07:10] <Sems> but i need to do this anonymously
[07:10] <myself> i see inet addr, bcast, which one is it?
[07:10] <DSpair> Syrius, OK, I guess I can't help you then.
[07:10] <fccf> myself 123.45.678.1 some thing like that
[07:10] <carlitos> #ubuntu.es
[07:10] <Syrius> feisty was the first ubuntu release I used
[07:10] <myself> yeah but there are multiple numbers like that ,i mean i know what an ip address looks like
[07:10] <DSpair> fccf, That's not a valid IP.
[07:10] <myself> but theres inet addr: and then theres bcast:
[07:10] <fccf> Dspair I know
[07:11] <Jeruvy> sems: why would nmap not work with tor, and what is your goal?
[07:11] <fccf> myself inet addr
[07:11] <Syrius> thanks for your help though DSpair
[07:11] <DSpair> fccf, OK, just making sure. Some people here might get confused.
[07:11] <myself> okay, so do i add that number into my ipv4 settings?
[07:11] <Syrius> why does ubuntu remove and change programs like that DSpair it is really annoying
[07:11] <DSpair> Syrius, Well, If I understood what your problem was better, I may be able to assist more.
[07:11] <Syrius> like they removed alsconf
[07:11] <fccf> Dspair 255.255.255.255 ipv4 limit
[07:11] <Syrius> that was not cool of them
[07:12] <Syrius> alsaconf
[07:12] <Sems> goal is to run vulnerability accessement
[07:12] <myself> should I add that currrent ip address into my ipv4 settings?
[07:12] <myself> manual, to make it static?
[07:12] <DSpair> Syrius, They didn't remove it. They updated to the latest version which was released by the developers.
[07:12] <Sems> i would try tor out
[07:12] <carlitos> como entro a ubuntu es ?
[07:12] <Syrius> yes they did DSpair
[07:12] <myself> fccf
[07:12] <fccf> myself - make it static - but before you do check your router
[07:12] <myself> what should i check
[07:12] <Syrius> they did in the 8.10 release
[07:12] <Jeruvy> Sems: why would you need a proxy, unless your trying to mask you're attempts?
[07:12] <Syrius> it even says so online
[07:13] <fccf> myself .. actually your gateway will be the router's ip address internally
[07:13] <losher> carlitos: sencillamente, tecla /join #ubuntu-es
[07:13] <carlitos> graxxxx
[07:13] <carlitos> gracias
[07:13] <Syrius> DSpair: try entering in alsaconf and you will know that it was removed
[07:13] <DSpair> Syrius, I beg to differ. I've been using Ubuntu since 6.04 and NetworkManager has always been NetworkManager.
[07:13] <Sems> yeah
[07:13] <myself> i know the routers ip address cause i  use a web browser to access it fccf
[07:13] <froes> do anyone could make gnomeartng work ?
[07:13] <Sems> i am trying to mask my attempts, am taking CEH
[07:13] <Syrius> DSpair: it doesn't work the same
[07:13] <Sems> so i am trying to run accessments
[07:14] <fccf> and subnet mask is 255.255.255.x - x being the 3rd set of numbers -- usually 0 or 1
[07:14] <myself> so i just use that as the gateway
[07:14] <fccf> myself yes
[07:14] <Sems> thanks Jeruvy
[07:14] <Sems> is tork the same as tor
[07:14] <DSpair> Syrius, What do you need alsaconf for anyhow? I haven't used it in years.
[07:14] <myself> the subnet mask, the last number, seems to be 0 on mine
[07:14] <Syrius> then was is it the menu and settings is way different then DSpair
[07:14] <Jeruvy> Sems: good luck
[07:14] <fccf> myself then that is correct
[07:15] <myself> okay so i think i have it, now i click apply?
[07:15] <myself> and it will change automatically?
[07:15] <Sems> thanks J
[07:15] <Syrius> DSpair: because it is good to use when you screwed up your volume
[07:15] <devD> I am trying to mount windows directory in my Ubuntu 9.04 installed in virtual box with the command mount -t cifs //192.168.1.29/SONGS /mnt/mydir but there is error.
[07:15] <fccf> myself: yes - we may loose connection for a sec
[07:15] <Syrius> or that another program does
[07:15] <DSpair> Syrius, Why not use alsamixer or alsactl?
[07:15] <nunet> piye
[07:15] <DSpair> devD, What's the error?
[07:15] <Syrius> un that does not auto adjust it DSpair
[07:15] <Syrius> for you
[07:16] <TomTommy> ubuntu stopped notifying me of updates.. how I fix it pls?
[07:16] <Syrius> in there you have to manually do it
[07:16] <TomTommy> !opera
[07:16] <PROject-Emerald> Is anyone here good with nmap?
[07:16] <devD> DSpair, its http://pastebin.com/m78c788b6
[07:16] <DSpair> Syrius, I guess I just don't understand what it is you're trying to do then.
[07:16] <Syrius> DSpair: to reset to the default settings
[07:17] <Jeruvy> PROject-Emerald: you could try nmap support for real, but ask your q?
[07:17] <DSpair> devD, You need to install smbfs "aptitude install smbfs"
[07:17] <losher> !id > nunet
[07:17] <DSpair> Syrius, restarting the alsa service should accomplish that as well, as an option.
[07:17] <devD> DSpair, ok thanks , I am doing that
[07:17] <TomTommy> how can I install opera on 9.04?
[07:17] <Sems> project, i can use nmap
[07:17] <Sems> am good with it
[07:17] <PROject-Emerald> What's the best command to use for port scanning a box for "non-malicious" purposes? And I use non-malicious lightly
[07:18] <Sems> depends on what you want to do
[07:18] <lunux> how can I install msn
[07:18] <PROject-Emerald> Pidgin. nuff said
[07:18] <DSpair> PROject-Emerald, nmap is the best port scanner around. If you don't want to be too sneaky, use a TCP connect scan.
[07:18] <TomTommy> anyone pls?
[07:18] <Jeruvy> !amsn | lunux
[07:18] <scunizi> lunux: sudo apt-get install amsn..
[07:18] <liri> odd... how come there's no www-data group in System -> Administration -> Users and Groups -> Manage Groups?
[07:18] <Jeruvy> !info amsn | lunux
[07:18] <TomTommy> Lunks: sudo apt-get install amsn
[07:18] <Sems> why dont you get zenmap, it has a gui frontend
[07:18] <fccf> linux: do you need to ... pidgin can access msn
[07:18] <PROject-Emerald> What's the best command to use in the command line to do it? I usually do nmap -p T:ports <ip>
[07:18] <TomTommy> lunux: sudo apt-get install amsn
[07:19] <xorl> so, got a dell mini 10 with the ubuntu mobile PSB drivers on here, unfortunately firefox runs like dog crap and xorg starts to use a ton of CPU while the CPU appears to be 'dual core' (one of the new atoms) )ss) it's starting to bug the crap out of me any toiips?
[07:19] <losher> PROject-Emerald: also, if you go port scanning random boxes on the internet, you may find people complaining to your isp
[07:19] <PROject-Emerald> Not random boxes
[07:19] <TomTommy> ubuntu stopped notifying me of updates.. how I fix it pls?
[07:19]  * DSpair hates insomnia.
[07:19] <TomTommy> how can I install opera on 9.04?
[07:19] <PROject-Emerald> Boxes I've hand picked... IE people I know
[07:19] <TomTommy> Jeruvy: do you know?
[07:19] <DSpair> TomTommy, I guess nobody here know. Repeating the question over and over will just annoy everyone.
[07:19] <scunizi> !info opera | TomTommy
[07:20] <fccf> xorl: have you tried the dell install - available direct from dell
[07:20] <DSpair> TomTommy, Have you tried searching on Google?
[07:20] <lunux> I can see what after "a"
[07:20] <Sems> ok
[07:20] <TomTommy> DSpair: then they need a life coach to learn new life skills if they get annoyed by little old me :)
[07:20] <lunux> I cann't see what
[07:20] <lunux> after "a"
[07:20] <PROject-Emerald> Bro, amsn
[07:20] <Jeruvy> TomTommy: I know a lot, and nothing.  Can you be specific of what you wish to know I know?
[07:20] <scunizi> TomTommy: check out getdeb.net or opera's site.. I think opera has a .deb for ubuntu and/or a repository
[07:20] <PROject-Emerald> A M S N
[07:20] <DSpair> TomTommy, Try this link: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser
[07:20] <lunux> my gosh
[07:20] <xorl> ffcfffccf that's what I am running the dell 9.04
[07:20] <TomTommy> Jere`: how can I install opera on 9.04?
[07:20] <TomTommy> DSpair: ok ty
[07:20] <Zaqq> hi. i have 2 questions
[07:21] <Zaqq> 1. does linux have a automation utility like in windows u have autoit and autohotkey?
[07:21] <xorl> wow lol lag
[07:21] <Zaqq> 2. can i automate button clicks .. key shortcut sequences within Java AWT applications?
[07:21] <fccf> xorl: your terminal is passing strance charectors
[07:21] <xorl> fccf: yeah sorry I have the ubuntu dell ISO straight from there site
[07:21] <losher> PROject-Emerald: just bear in mind that the smart ones may know they've been scanned, and likely will know where from, and some will consider it an unfriendly act
[07:21] <Jeruvy> TomTommy: I do not think there is an installer for opera on linux distro's.  I could be wrong.
[07:21] <xorl> fccf: What do you mean strange characters?
[07:21] <DSpair> Zeqq: Yes, you can automate tasks that way, but there are also better ways to automate things in Linux.
[07:21] <Checkie> phobiac:  Just wanted to let you know... Ubuntu 8.10 x64 works just fine!  Thanks for your help.  =)
[07:21] <xorl> fccf: you not running a UTF-8 terminal?
[07:21] <lunux> could you tell me about it  again?
[07:21] <PROject-Emerald> losher: I'm mainly trying to teach a friend of mine which ports are open by default, exploitable ones, etc
[07:21] <TomTommy> Jeruvy: nothing there about 9.04 :(
[07:21] <phobiac> Checkie: Good! I'm wondering why 9.04 doesn't though.
[07:22] <TomTommy> whats another browerser, besides firefox, for ubuntu 9.04?
[07:22] <fccf> xorl: is that why
[07:22] <Zaqq> i want to automate java AWT based applications ... which are hard to automate in windows
[07:22] <Omar871> I have a .tar.bz2 package of the flock browser, and I'll like to create a .deb package out of it, how do I do that?
[07:22] <losher> PROject-Emerald: send him to one of those web sites that does a free scan & let him find out himself
[07:22] <carlitos> #ubuntu-es
[07:22] <DSpair> lunux, The easiest way is to Go to "Applications->Internet->Pidgin Internet Messenger", You can add your MSN account from there.
[07:22] <Zaqq> basically keyboard shortcut sequences and button clicks
[07:22] <xorl> fccf: I don't see weird characters over here, probably why yeah, but this is bugging me to hell
[07:22] <devD> DSpair, File mounted. Thanks
[07:22] <PROject-Emerald> ...Ugh, Thanks for the help bro. Appreciate it. -_- My question has been resolved. Much gratitude.       nmap send him to one of those web sites that does a free scan & let him find
[07:22] <PROject-Emerald> that seems effective.
[07:22] <losher> carlitos: /join #ubuntu-es
[07:23] <DSpair> devD, NP, glad to be of assistance.
[07:23] <lunux> thanks,I'll try
[07:23] <TomTommy> !browsers?
[07:23] <Omar871> How do I create a .deb package for a program?
[07:24] <TomTommy> Omar871: /join #debian
[07:24] <xorl> wonder if it's just the 9.04 support
[07:24] <Syrius> system-administration-networkmanager why was that remove and why does it not work well with the new network plugin for gnome panel DSpair?
[07:24] <fccf> xorl: I have tried both the dell-netbook remix and the standard ubuntu-netbook-remix on the dell 9 and haven't had those problems... is it x or a child process using those resources?
[07:24] <zxd> Hi
[07:24] <Syrius> it used to be there in the older releases of ubuntu
[07:24] <alejandro_09> hello
[07:24] <TomTommy> alejandro_09: hodwdy
[07:24] <DSpair> Omar871, http://www.debian.org/doc/maint-guide/
[07:24] <zxd> I just download debootstrap from jaunty repository and there is no jaunty script in debootstrap/scripts/ubuntu
[07:25] <DSpair> Syrius, I couldn't say.
[07:25] <Omar871> Thanks everyone.
[07:25] <DSpair> Omar871, NP.
[07:25] <alejandro_09> mexico city
[07:25] <TomTommy> Omar871: welcome
[07:25] <paulo> hi can anyone help set up sumba
[07:25] <null_> who can help me ? a new linuxfans.
[07:26] <zxd> ?
[07:26] <paulo> samba i mean
[07:26] <Omar871> Don't you think it would be nice if Flock is added to Ubuntu repository?
[07:26] <Zaqq> DSpair: can automation of java AWT applications using keyboard shortcut sequences etc be done ? if so, how. thanx
[07:26] <Sems> what is flock
[07:26] <Syrius> DSpair: were is a how to guide for using this retard network manager for making static ips
[07:26] <TomTommy> besides firefox and opera. what browser can i use on 9.04
[07:26] <DSpair> Zaqq: Lemme do a quick Google search
[07:26] <lunux> what can I do
[07:26] <Zaqq> DSpair: ok
[07:26] <alejandro_09> hola
[07:26] <Zaqq> TomTommy: links
[07:26] <alejandro_09> hola
[07:26] <joot> TomTommy: this should help  http://www.opera.com/download/
[07:27] <Syrius> when ever I tried to use it and make edits to it does work but with the old manager it worked fine
[07:27] <alejandro_09> opera is very nice
[07:27] <losher> Sems: some kind of browser, descended from firefox. I had to google it...
[07:27] <Omar871> Sems:  It's a social web browser for Mozilla. Almost a slick, power and exciting as Firefox.
[07:27] <TomTommy> Arora any good?
[07:27] <Sems> wow
[07:27] <Sems> i would try it out , thanks guys
[07:27] <DSpair> Zaqq: Take a look at this tool: http://xmacro.sourceforge.net/
[07:28] <Zaqq> ok
[07:28] <TomTommy> firefox cannot be beaten
[07:28] <Omar871> TomTommy: I didn't say it can. :)
[07:28] <DSpair> Zaqq: xmacro is included in the Ubuntu repositories, so installing it is as easy as "sudo aptitude install xmacro"
[07:28] <cjae_> !shiretoko
[07:29] <cjae_> !nfo shiretoko
[07:29] <Syrius> it is better to use sudo apt-get install xmarco
[07:29] <Zaqq> ok thanks
[07:29] <cjae_> !info shiretoko
[07:29] <Syrius> aptitude has limitations
[07:29] <cjae_> sure does
[07:29] <fccf> cjae_: you won't find that here
[07:29] <Sems> what application can i use to download free music
[07:29] <Sems> ?
[07:29] <tritium> Syrius: aptitude is perfectly fine to use.
[07:29] <cjae_> how the hell is it on my machine
[07:29] <DSpair> Syrius, If it does, I haven't found them yet.
[07:29] <Syrius> well I have found out that it can cause problems
[07:30] <Sems> for music
[07:30] <cjae_> fccf, please elaborate
[07:30] <Syrius> when I was talking to some debian users
[07:30] <tritium> Syrius: it's excellent, actually
[07:30] <Sems> not sure if aptitude does that
[07:30] <DSpair> Syrius, The nice side of using aptitude is it integrates all of the features of apt-get, apt-cache, etc...
[07:30] <Sems> really for downloading music ?
[07:30] <Syrius> some people asked me why I use apt instead of aptitude
[07:30] <fccf> cjae_: still in early development ...http://www.mozilla.org/projects/firefox/3.1a1/releasenotes/
[07:30] <Syrius> I did research and decided I liked apt better
[07:30] <Sems> i use apt-get
[07:30] <cjae_> fccf, there is a preview of it on my machine
[07:30] <Sems> k
[07:31] <DSpair> Syrius, And on the back-end, aptitude uses apt-get and dpkg, so it's all the same in the end.
[07:31] <Syrius> apt-get same thing
[07:31] <Sems> k
[07:31] <fccf> cjae_: and what version are you running?
[07:31] <Syrius> DSpair: the debian users did not recommend it
[07:31] <Syrius> to use for everything
[07:31] <Syrius> because it does not work the same was as apt-get does
[07:31] <DSpair> Syrius, OK, but the Debian users are the most fanatical zealots in the Linux community. They recommend against a LOT of things.
[07:31] <Syrius> *way
[07:32] <cjae_> fccf, firefox 3.0.10
[07:32] <Jeruvy> DSpair: word.
[07:32] <Syrius> well I like to use one app
[07:32] <fccf> cjae_: it is firefox 3.1a1.0
[07:32] <Syrius> not having to learn a whole bunch ones that I do not have to
[07:32] <DigitalKiwi> DSpair: such as?
[07:33] <Syrius> DigitalKiwi: they do not recommend to use the ubuntu icons
[07:33] <DSpair> Syrius, Honestly, ask a Debian user about installing Flash or MP3 support and you'll get a tirade about using only open tools. It's like having an argument with Richard Stallman. There's no talking to a lot of Debian users.
[07:33] <tritium> Syrius: before apt-get got the autoremove switch, aptitude was a step ahead in that area.
[07:33] <Syrius> they are against the license that ubuntu uses for its icons
[07:33] <myself> hey fccf
[07:33] <fccf> myself: you are back
[07:33] <myself> yeah i sent u a message i think
[07:33] <DigitalKiwi> s/a lot of debian users/a lot of * users/
[07:33] <myself> well it didnt work
[07:33] <Artemis3> fccf,  im running 3.5b4pre and 3.6a is available but you need a repo from launchpad ;)
[07:33] <myself> i mean , i had to reset my router and modem to try it
[07:33] <myself> but it didn work , so i put in the automatic settings
[07:33] <cjae_> fccf, it says it trying to disable firefox en-GB 3.0.7 and xlrunner and stuff and a check to see if new compatible versions
[07:34] <myself> it didnt work in  the sense that i couldnt get online
[07:34] <Jeruvy> DSpair: but the whole concept behind debian is to use free tools, not proprietary crap.  So having that argument is like bashing you're own head against a brick wall because you think you can break it
[07:34] <Syrius> well just because it has some more options does not necessarily mean that it is a step ahead a lot of people do not recommend to use autoremove because it can cause a lot of problems  like breaking your machine tritium
[07:34] <fccf> cjae_: what version of ubuntu are you running?
[07:34] <deagle> hello all
[07:34] <xorl> man this is anoying I really dont want to have to throw windows back on here lol
[07:34] <DSpair> DigitalKiwi, Don't get me wrong. Debian and it's users have done a LOT for the community, but I'm not nearly as hung-up on pure Open Source as they are. I use the tools that get the job done with the least effort and most reliability. Sometimes that means using tools that are not Open Source.
[07:35] <xorl> damned broadcom wireless randomly roams, cpu usage is nuts
[07:35] <Syrius> in sidux they do not recommend to use autoreomve tritium
[07:35] <Jeruvy> DSpair: but this is greatly OT for #ubuntu.
[07:35] <tritium> Syrius: that's a matter of opinion
[07:35] <Syrius> the devs said it is not a good idea
[07:35] <lex0> can someone answer my question about partitioning and linux?
[07:35] <DSpair> Jeruvy, True </rant?
[07:35] <cjae_> fccf, kubuntu 9.04
[07:35] <Syrius> no it is not an opinion it can break your machine tritium
[07:35] <deagle> help! wusb54gc was working (kind of) before the reboot and now it won't even blink
[07:35] <Artemis3> Well Debian is not really pure so it doesn't matter much. I think Debian is more about doing stuff yourself instead of letting others choose whats good for you.
[07:35] <Syrius> that is a fact
[07:35] <scunizi> lex0: state a question first and someone will answer
[07:36] <tritium> Syrius: no, that's not substantiated.  Now, it's offtopic, so leave it alone.
[07:36] <xorl> Ah so it only supports the LTS version
[07:36] <DSpair> Syrius, That IS an opinion. I have been using aptitude exclusively since 6.04 without ANY problems.
[07:36] <xorl> lameeee
[07:36] <Syrius> I am not taking about apitutde now DSpair
[07:36] <Syrius> you are offtopic
[07:36] <Syrius> I am talking about autoremove
[07:36] <Syrius> both have it
[07:36] <Syrius> I was talking about it with apt-get
[07:36] <DSpair> Yes, I am, and I apologize. I need to stop being flamebaited.
[07:37] <tritium> Drop it, Syrius.
[07:37] <deagle> help :( i don't know what to do anymore
[07:37] <lex0> Ok, so i used windows for most of my partition along with ubuntu, now i want to go full ubuntu, is there a way to delete the windows partiton so i can use the rest of my hardrive for ubuntu?
[07:37] <DigitalKiwi> DSpair: sorry but that is anecdotal evidence ;D
[07:37] <DSpair> lex0, What was your partitioning question?
[07:37] <BeatlesFan> lex0, sure there is
[07:37] <coreyman> Why is it when I try to run a .bin it says command not found.
[07:37] <Syrius> okay
[07:37] <Syrius> well I like apt-get and that it
[07:37] <DSpair> DigitalKiwi, True, and it is only my opinion.
[07:38] <fccf> cjae_: as far as I know mozilla upstream hasn't made the shirekoko part of jaunty ... xulrunner is a necessary part of how firefox interoperates with ubuntu ... are you attempting to install the  preview ... then do .. but be warned as it is not officially supported yet you can have alot of problems
[07:38] <scunizi> coreyman: how are you trying to run it?
[07:38] <lex0> BeatlesFan, could you show me the quickest/ easiest way to do that?
[07:38] <DigitalKiwi> how often does ubuntu release? 6 months?
[07:38] <cjae_> fccf, opps sorry thought I was in #kubuntu, not that it matters that much, since it is a gnome app and the ubuntu back is the back of the OS
[07:38] <deagle> yup
[07:38] <DSpair> lex0, You can go about that in multiple ways. For a new Linux user, I would recommend using gparted.
[07:38] <coreyman> scunizi sudo flexbuilder_linux_install_a4_081408.bin
[07:38] <BeatlesFan> lex0: when you install Ubuntu from the Live CD you will have the option to partition the drive... chose manual..
[07:38] <carlitos> #ubuntu-es
[07:38] <Jeruvy> !release | DigitalKiwi
[07:39] <scunizi> coreyman: try sudo ./<filename.bin>
[07:39] <coreyman> scunizi ok
[07:39] <lex0> well i want to keep the configurations and files for this ubuntu...i dont want to reinstall
[07:39] <fccf> cjae_: np it is a ubuntu question #kubuntu is for more kde related stuff... ubuntu is the place to be for real answers
[07:39] <coreyman> scunizi why did that work >.>
[07:39] <DSpair> coreyman, Also, you may need to make sure that the file has execute permissions.
[07:39] <lex0> i just want to delete windows partition
[07:39] <deagle> use gparted
[07:39] <DSpair> coreyman, Try "chmod 755 ./filename.bin"
[07:39] <cjae_> fccf, yes since there is such a huge audience as well
[07:39] <BeatlesFan> lex0: oh, use Gnome Partition.. or Gparted
[07:40] <deagle> lex0: use gparted from the liveCD
[07:40] <DSpair> lex0, Install "gparted" using aptitude or apt-get "sudo aptitude install gparted"
[07:40] <BeatlesFan> lex0: right.. boot from the live cd and use the partition editor
[07:40] <DigitalKiwi> what's wrong with dd?
[07:40] <deagle> lex0: that way, you can delete the windows partition and resize your current ubuntu partition
[07:40] <scunizi> coreyman: to run a .bin file you have to have the ./ in front of the name.. if it still won't run then chmod +x <filename.bin> to make it executable
[07:40] <DSpair> DigitalKiwi, dd? For partitioning?
[07:40] <fccf> cjae_:  most are sleeping or actually working - me I sit here and have fun
[07:40] <maxagaz> 'screen' by default at login doesn't work, what's the problem ?
[07:40] <DigitalKiwi> he wanted to get rid of the windows partition
[07:40] <coreyman> okay scunizi.. just not understanding why i HAVE to have ./
[07:40] <DigitalKiwi> dd does an excellent job at removing windows
[07:41] <deagle> o_O
[07:41] <DigitalKiwi> and linux, and anything else ;D
[07:41] <fccf> DigitalKiwi:  it also doesn't do what he wants ...
[07:41] <DSpair> coreyman, Because, unlike Windows, *NIX systems do not put the current working directory in the PATH automatically.
[07:41] <losher> DigitalKiwi: please don't tease the newbies....
[07:41] <DigitalKiwi> pfft
[07:41] <deagle> so you're the guy going around telling others to "sudo rm -rf /" :P
[07:41] <coreyman> DSpair thanks
[07:41] <DigitalKiwi> hmm why didn't a bot ban you
[07:41] <DigitalKiwi> and that doesn't work anymore
[07:42] <DigitalKiwi> some newb got it taken you
[07:42] <BeatlesFan> deagle, who is?!?
[07:42] <DigitalKiwi> don't you know?
[07:42] <scunizi> coreyman: well.. there are different ways to install in linux.. that's just one of them. I don't know the specifics either but it works.. in windows you never question double clicking a .exe file to install.  you just learned that that was the way to do it.. same in linux.. you just learn the way to do it.
[07:42] <cjae_> fccf, um how would I have been able to tell, if I was paying more attention, that was going to be installed without use of a gui package manager, I have been using aptitude now since the package managers in kde are a little off
[07:42] <Syrius> DSpair: fanially the network manager works
[07:42] <deagle> no it doesnt :(
[07:42] <lex0> ok so should i format or just delete the big windows part?
[07:42] <DSpair> Syrius, What did you change?
[07:42] <deagle> no format
[07:42] <deagle> just delete the windows part
[07:42] <Syrius> DSpair: why is it that you have to put your connections in too different places?
[07:42] <fccf> lex0 reboot into a live cd environment -- delete the windows partition -with gparted - then resize teh ubuntu partition to fill the drive
[07:42] <DigitalKiwi> besides I don't trust gparted to any drive I have data on I want to keep >.>
[07:43] <BeatlesFan> lex0, you can do both, delete it then reformat it to ext3
[07:43] <DSpair> lex0, It's up to you. Do you want to expand your existing Linux paritions to use the space, or mount it as a separate partition?
[07:43] <deagle> could someone pleeeaaaseeee help me with my usb wireless card?
[07:43] <deagle> :(
[07:43] <lex0> and do ok thank you
[07:43] <Syrius> it was because I did not put it in this other location because I thought it was unneeded because I already enter here why should I have to enter it again in routes  DSpair
[07:43] <DSpair> Syrius, I don't know what you're referring to.
[07:43] <deagle> it was working before the reboot
[07:43]  * deagle sobs
[07:44] <fccf> !enter | DigitalKiwi
[07:44] <DigitalKiwi> umm
[07:44] <Ademan> is there any way to search through gconf keys? it doesn't seem terribly grep-able
[07:44] <Syrius> DSpair: network manager
[07:44] <Syrius> for setting up a static ip
[07:45] <Syrius> I think it is retarded that you need to enter it in two spots to get it to work
[07:45] <myself> fccf okay
[07:45] <tritium> Syrius: you don't need to.
[07:45] <DigitalKiwi> not to point fingers but deagle, just for example, is talking way more than me >.>
[07:45] <DSpair> Syrius, I have only ever had to enter a static IP in a single place in NetworkManager, so I cannot begin to answer your question.
[07:45] <Syrius> then why does it not work if I don't tritium?
[07:45] <deagle> DigitalKiwi: it's not about talking
[07:45] <deagle> it's
[07:45] <deagle> about talking
[07:45] <DSpair> Syrius, Is it possible that you put something into /etc/network/interfaces?
[07:45] <deagle> like
[07:45] <FloodBot1> deagle: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:45] <deagle> this
[07:45] <tritium> Syrius: you'd have to show us what you've done so we can find what's wrong.  It only requires configuration in one spot.
[07:46] <DigitalKiwi> i was going on line count, deagle
[07:46] <Barridus> what does the "indicator applet" indicate?  looks like a boring white envelope
[07:46] <solifugus> How can I install python version 2.5 instead of the newer 2.6.2 ?
[07:46] <DigitalKiwi> you're saying less than me ;D
[07:46] <Syrius> well it is in the network settings manager but I had to also enter it in routes in order to get it to work  tritium
[07:46] <tritium> solifugus: install the python2.5 package
[07:47] <DSpair> solifugus, Try installing the python2.5 package instead of just python.
[07:47] <solifugus> it's listed like that you mean.. ok.. let me check.
[07:47] <tritium> Syrius: that's not necessary.
[07:47] <Syrius> then why does it not work if I do not do that tritium?
[07:47] <Syrius> I have dnses entered
[07:47] <fccf> !ot | DigitalKiwi
[07:47] <deagle> could someone at least point me in a good direction to get my linksys wusb54gc back up and running?
[07:48] <tritium> Syrius: again, you'll have to show us what you did so we can find what you did wrong.
[07:48] <Syrius> 4.2.2.1, 4.2.2.2, 4.2.2.3, 4.2.2.4, 4.2.2.5, 4.2.2.6
[07:48] <Syrius> screenshot tritium?
[07:48] <DigitalKiwi> fccf: troll
[07:48] <DSpair> Syrius, That's not an easy question to answer. It depends on a lot of different things. One is how your /etc/network/interfaces file is set up, another is if you have done nothing but upgrades since 8.10, and there are many more possible factors.
[07:48] <tritium> DigitalKiwi: don't do that please
[07:48] <Jeruvy> deagle: try #linksys
[07:48] <DigitalKiwi> but he's trolling me :(
[07:49] <deagle> Jeruvy: no such channel?
[07:49] <Syrius> making screenshots so you know what I am talking about DSpair tritium
[07:49] <DSpair> Syrius, I know that the format for /etc/network/interfaces changed in 8.04 and you no longer need any entries in there if you want to use NetworkManager to configure interfaces.
[07:50] <Jeruvy> deagle: its a valid channel ;)
[07:50] <deagle> Jeruvy: lol
[07:50] <Geoffrey2> I'm reading a how-to that says I should format a partition as iso9660, anyone know how you go about doing that?
[07:50] <Syrius> I do not upgrade in that fashion I do a fresh install each time because doing it via apt-get dist-upgrade is not recommended DSpair
[07:50] <DigitalKiwi> Geoffrey2: what how-to is this?
[07:50] <DSpair> Geoffrey2, Format as iso9660? Hmmm . . . That's different.
[07:50] <Jeruvy> deagle: what more can I say :)
[07:50] <deagle> Geoffrey2: iso9660 is the filetype for CDs and .iso images
[07:50] <scunizi> Geoffrey2: that sounds like the format for a cd/dvd
[07:50] <tritium> Syrius: there are recommended upgrade paths.  You don't have to reinstall.
[07:51] <Syrius> um
[07:51] <tritium> !upgrade | Syrius
[07:51] <Syrius> it is not recommended to use dist-upgrade
[07:51] <Syrius> it is preferred that you do a fresh install
[07:51] <tritium> Syrius: please stop spreading mis-information here.
[07:51] <Syrius> gnewsense says so
[07:51] <tritium> Syrius: see above links for methods of upgradign
[07:51] <DSpair> Syrius, I can also tell you that this laptop I am on has not had a fresh install since 7.10. aptitude dist-upgrade has worked just fine for me.
[07:52] <tritium> upgrading*
[07:52] <Syrius> I see
[07:52] <deagle> D=
[07:52] <deagle> my wusb is dying
[07:52] <Syrius> well I don't
[07:52] <Syrius> because people have not recommended to do so
[07:52] <deagle> he needs help, could someone help it?
[07:52] <Geoffrey2> deagle, it is, the idea was you could then "burn" an iso to that partition, thus not needing a dvd burner, which I do not have
[07:52] <tritium> Syrius: that's not an excuse to spread bad information here.
[07:53] <Sems> how do i install flock
[07:53] <Sems> i have it downloaded
[07:53] <Sems> do i extract to my src folder and run or something
[07:53] <DSpair> Syrius, Fresh installs are not bad, but there are other ways. There's nothing wrong if you want to do a fresh install every release, it just means making certain preparations.
[07:53] <deagle> Geoffrey2:  huh?
[07:53] <deagle> Geoffrey2:  you want to make an ISO image?
[07:53] <DSpair> Geoffrey2, OH, I see. You want to burn to a virtual CD-ROM. What is it that you want to burn?
[07:54] <Ademan> so uh, is there any way I can search through my gconf keys?
[07:54] <fccf> Sems: there you go installing unsupported software - just because sombody said it was cool .. hey you want bleeding edge try Karmic
[07:54] <jezi22> i cannot install new cursor. i keep clicking on gcursor but it does not change.
[07:54] <DSpair> Ademan, I wouldn't know. Have you tried searching on Google?
[07:54] <Syrius> yes I know like backing up if you do not have your home folder on a separate partition DSpair
[07:54] <devD> what is the command to unmount a file system?
[07:54] <DSpair> Syrius, Exactly.
[07:54] <tritium> Ademan: they're all stored under ~/.gconf/
[07:54] <Ademan> DSpair: yeah, didn't turn up anything useful, at least nothing immediately obvious
[07:54] <DSpair> devD, umount /path/to/unmount
[07:54] <deagle> devD: sudo umount /path/
[07:54] <deagle> awww too slow :P
[07:54] <Geoffrey2> DSpair, honestly, the Windows 7 RC......
[07:55] <DSpair> Ademan, Lemme take a quick look around.
[07:55] <Ademan> tritium: are you sure? to me it looked like only things I had changed from some "master" copy were stored there
[07:55] <jezi22> i cannot install new cursor. i keep clicking on gcursor but it does not change?
[07:55] <tritium> Ademan: yes
[07:55] <scunizi> Syrius: it's really machine dependant.. if you typically use repositories that are not the standard ones coming from ubuntu, and you install .deb's downloaded from other websites, you machine may or may not have issues when upgrading.  many that have problems have caused it themselves.   I've done it both ways and sometimes have issues and sometimes not depending on how much I've tweeked the system and what outside packages I've installed.
[07:55] <DSpair> Ademan, There is a tool in the repository called gconf-editor which has a search function.
[07:55] <zxd> hi
[07:56] <Syrius> I see scunizi
[07:56] <Geoffrey2> DSpair, it's a 2.4 gig iso file, and I don't have a DVD burner.....
[07:56] <Syrius> well I do with some
[07:56] <Syrius> and yes that is usually easy fixes though
[07:56] <Ademan> tritium, I just checked, unfortunately that's not so, it only stores changed keys in ~/.gconf
[07:56] <losher> Geoffrey2: what is the url of the howto you were reading?
[07:56] <Ademan> DSpair: does it? i missed that, thankss
[07:56] <fccf> zxd: hello
[07:56] <Syrius> I just remove the config folder for the program and just reinstall it
[07:56] <DSpair> Geoffrey2, If it's already an ISO file, then creating an iso9660 filesystem won't help. It will just allow you to recreate the ISO file.
[07:56] <devD> ok
[07:56] <Syrius> then the problems go away
[07:56] <Ademan> DSpair: ah yeah, find, haha thanks
[07:56] <DSpair> Geoffrey2, Do you just want to mount the ISO file and read the contents, or do you want to try to boot from it?
[07:57] <scunizi> Syrius: sometimes
[07:57] <DSpair> Ademan, NP
[07:57] <Syrius> you do that too scunizi?
[07:57] <DigitalKiwi> you can mount isos :/
[07:57] <jezi22> i cannot install new cursor. i keep clicking on gcursor but it does not change?
[07:57] <DSpair> DigitalKiwi, Yup. Not too dificult either.
[07:58] <DSpair> s/dificult/difficult/
[07:58] <scunizi> Syrius: no.. I use the typical upgrade path recommended and if I end up with strange issues I can't live with or find out how to fix I'll resinstall fresh after saving /home
[07:58] <DigitalKiwi> heck if it is a dvd video you can just play it with vlc and I think smplayer will too easilyy
[07:58] <tritium> Sometimes removing items under ~/.gconf is not enough, and you have to kill gconfd as well.
[07:58] <DSpair> Geoffrey2, If you want to be able to boot from the ISO, then there's some serious wizardry you'll have to do involving syslinux and a seperate partition.
[07:59] <DSpair> s/serperate/separate/
[07:59] <DigitalKiwi> oh wait he said what it was
[07:59] <DigitalKiwi> duhh
[07:59] <Geoffrey2> the idea was, create a partition, format it as iso9660, then "burn" the ISO file to that partition, essentially creating a virtual cd on the partition, then stick a chain loader listing in grub, so you could select it on reboot and it would autorun......
[07:59]  * DigitalKiwi didn't get that at the time
[07:59] <devD> DSpair, it says unmount command not found.
[07:59] <tritium> devD: umount, not unmount
[07:59] <devD> DSpair, sorry
[07:59] <Ademan> does anyone know how to turn off that stupid "This computer will be shut down in 60 Seconds" prompt?
[07:59] <Syrius> http://tinyurl.com/qyyag6 http://tinyurl.com/p9rzlo DSpair tritium I hope these screenshots help
[07:59] <devD> DSpair, its umount
[07:59] <DSpair> devD, You need to either use the "sudo" command or be 'root' to unmount.
[07:59] <devD> ok
[07:59] <Ademan> wait, nevermind, haha
[07:59] <losher> Geoffrey2: you're never going to tell us the url of the howto you were reading, are you?
[08:00] <uruntu> bonjour
[08:00] <DigitalKiwi> that actually sounds kind of fun
[08:00] <scunizi> Geoffrey2: that almost sounds like a windows solution to running some games "diskless".. there were apps for that in windows as I remember
[08:00] <fccf> uruntu: bonjour
[08:00] <Geoffrey2> however, I notice the person who listed it said they'd read it somewhere, but had never actually tried it... http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/booting-of-raw-iso-from-grublilo-though-preferably-grub-367901/
[08:00] <fccf> !fr | uruntu
[08:00] <jezi22> !cursor
[08:00] <DSpair> Geoffrey2, Creating a chain-loader will not work if I recall correctly. You'll need to use syslinux as the bootstrap to then load the ISO partition. To create the partition would be as simple as using dd to copy the ISO to the device.
[08:00] <jezi22> nah thats fine..
[08:00] <Geoffrey2> losher, there's your link
[08:01] <Syrius> bonjour uruntu fccf
[08:01] <Syrius> saluton
[08:01] <Syrius> hola
[08:01] <Syrius> hallo
[08:01] <Syrius> =D
[08:01] <DigitalKiwi> gutentacht
[08:01] <scunizi> abend
[08:01] <Syrius> was ist los? DigitalKiwi
[08:01] <fccf> !ot
[08:01]  * DigitalKiwi should learn the spellling if it isn't that
[08:01] <tritium> Syrius: nope, they don't help.  You don't need to setup that route.
[08:01] <Sems> ok
[08:02] <Syrius> but are the settings correct tritium?
[08:02] <Syrius> well I am connected
[08:02] <Sems> i cant setup  flock
[08:02] <Syrius> so I guess so
[08:02] <Sems> i have the files
[08:02] <losher> Geoffrey2: there's also http://www.instantfundas.com/2007/08/install-any-linux-distro-directly-from.html and a few others
[08:02] <Sems> but i dont know how to get it up
[08:02] <DSpair> Geoffrey2, Have a look at this: http://syslinux.zytor.com/wiki/index.php/Boot_an_Iso_image
[08:02] <Sems> syrius please help
[08:03] <tritium> Syrius: the IPv4 Settings tab looks correct.  The Routes tab is unnecessary.
[08:03] <scunizi> Sems: out of context that's a bad phrase
[08:03] <Syrius> okay tritium
[08:03] <tritium> Syrius: if you dislike network-manager, you can always configure static IPs in /etc/network/interfaces trivially.
[08:03] <Syrius> Sems: what do you need help with ?
[08:03] <Sems> sorry, i am trying to setup flock
[08:03] <Syrius> what is flock ?
[08:03] <DSpair> Syrius, It's "The Social Web Browser"
[08:03] <DigitalKiwi> wicd > networkmanager
[08:03] <Sems> its a browser based on mozilla
[08:03] <scunizi> Sems: It was just humorous :)
[08:04] <Syrius> okay
[08:04] <tritium> Sems: it's not in the repositories, so you have to install it manually.
[08:04] <Sems> scunizi, not funny
[08:04] <Sems> yeah
[08:04] <Sems> thats where the problem comes in
[08:04] <DSpair> Sems, Try this link: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-flock-web-browser-in-ubuntu.html
[08:04] <Sems> thanks
[08:05] <Syrius> Sems: you probably need the same dependences as firefox there is a command to install them once you do that just read the readme and install files to install flock
[08:05] <swaroopvj> is skype supported in new version of Ubuntu
[08:05] <DSpair> I think everyone here needs to learn that Google is your friend. You can find almost anything on Google is you use the right keywords.
[08:05] <Syrius> well not always
[08:06] <DSpair> swaroopvj, Check this link: http://beginlinux.wordpress.com/2009/04/28/installing-skype-on-ubuntu-904/
[08:06] <scunizi> DSpair: have you tried www.google.com/linux ?
[08:06] <Syrius> sometimes there might not be anything written for that
[08:06] <tritium> !skype | swaroopvj
[08:06] <DSpair> scunizi, Not in a long time. I always forget about it.
[08:06] <Syrius> also it may not be available in your language
[08:06] <scunizi> DSpair: it works well and eliminates a lot of cruft
[08:07] <DSpair> scunizi, Like those annoying ExpertsExchange links... Gah! I hate that site.
[08:07] <swaroopvj> thank you DSpair
[08:08] <Sems> there is no readme file
[08:08] <DSpair> swaroopvj, No problem. I hope it helped.
[08:08] <Sems> thanks Syrius and Dspair
[08:08] <DSpair> Sems, Glad to be of assistance.
[08:09] <DSpair> Holy crap! It's 3AM already. I have GOT to get over my insomnia.
[08:09] <DigitalKiwi> oh so I'm not the only one who hates expertexchange, phew
[08:09] <scunizi> DSpair: you must be east coast, left coast here.
[08:10] <swaroopvj> Dspair:it really helpd/. i should have serached in google before coming here..this how a new bee starts
[08:10] <DSpair> DigitalKiwi, If I were not too worried about the repercussions, I would totally DDoS that site into oblivion.
[08:10] <fccf> DSpair: it is only midnight here - just getting started
[08:10] <DSpair> swaroopvj, It's fine.
[08:10] <DigitalKiwi> DSpair: I'd help
[08:10] <alex881> scunizi this summer i came in west coast on holiday!
[08:10] <DSpair> fccf, Cali?
[08:10] <DigitalKiwi> !ot
[08:11] <scunizi> DSpair: cali yep.. San Diego
[08:11] <fccf> DSpair: Yes fccf = first christian church fullerton ... browse my ip
[08:11] <DSpair> scunizi, Yeah, been a few years, but I used to live in Chula Vista.
[08:11] <scunizi> DSpair: I'm sorry :)
[08:12] <DSpair> scunizi, Well, I was a Navy brat, and that's where the housing was affordable.
[08:12] <DSpair> scunizi, And when I say "a few years" I mean like 30.
[08:12] <devD> DSpair, yes. I tried
[08:12] <tritium> #ubuntu-offtopic for chat, please
[08:12] <DigitalKiwi> fccf: hypocrite
[08:12] <scunizi> DSpair: I exited from the brat life about the same..
[08:12] <devD> DSpair, everything is ok
[08:13] <fuzzybunny69y> hey everyone for some reason when I double click on certain files they don't open in the program they are associated with. Like when I double click on A html document it doesn't launch in firefox.
[08:13] <firefly2442> Anyone have any experience w/distributed filesystems like GlusterFS or Hadoop?
[08:13] <DSpair> devD, Sorry. I don't understand. Did the umount work?
[08:13] <devD> DSpair, today I got my Ubuntu 8.10 upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04.
[08:13] <DSpair> fuzzybunny69y, Try right-clicking, select Properties, and go to the "Open With" tab to check the settings.
[08:13] <mathias> When I download large amounts of data on my netbook, my router locks up. Is there a way to get the list of URLs to dowonlad, download them on another PC and then install updates from the downloaded files?
[08:14] <mathias> It works well with a wired connection but I haven't got that enabled yet.
[08:14] <fccf> mathias: try aptoncd
[08:14] <DSpair> mathias, Hmmm . . . That would depend on the netbook setup. Are you using UNR?
[08:14] <scunizi> !aptoncd | mathias
[08:14] <mathias> fccf: will look that up, thx
[08:14] <devD> DSpair, whenever  I use sudo command, its asks for the user account password not for the root password .
[08:14] <DigitalKiwi> that's the idea
[08:14] <alex881> devD it's normal
[08:14] <DSpair> mathias, Another option is creating a local Ubuntu mirror on your network. I LOVE doing that and it really annoys my ISP.
[08:15] <firefly2442> mathias: you could try the generating package download script feature in synaptic
[08:15] <DSpair> devD, Yes, that's what it is supposed to do.
[08:15] <fccf> devD by default there is no root in ubuntu
[08:15] <DigitalKiwi> wut
[08:15] <alex881> devD only su command asks for root pass
[08:15] <fuzzybunny69y> DSpair, I just did it with a plain text document and it is associated with Text Editor.
[08:15] <DSpair> devD, There is a major difference between "su" and "sudo".
[08:15] <Gnea> !root | devD
[08:16] <DigitalKiwi> fccf: there is root, it is just disabled to login :/
[08:16] <DSpair> Nice response from the bot. I like the reference.
[08:16] <mathias> fccf: the problem is that only the netbook "knows" which files should be downloaded.
[08:16] <alex881> you can change root pass with sudo passwd root
[08:16] <tritium> alex881: which is not advised
[08:16] <Gnea> you can but we do not recommend it here.
[08:17]  * DigitalKiwi thinks ya'll've been hanging around too many debian people ;D
[08:17] <DSpair> Using "sudo" is definitely more secure and more auditable. It also helps to prevent mistakes like "rm -rf /"
[08:17] <Gnea> DigitalKiwi: what gave you that idea? ;)
[08:17] <fccf> mathias: you can trick aptoncd by backing up the apt sources.list on the other machine and using it to make an "netbook" install using the netbook sources.list
[08:17] <DigitalKiwi> ok how is sudo more secure than su?
[08:18] <Gnea> dude, take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:18] <DSpair> DigitalKiwi, Because sudo keeps audit logs of every command run and su does not.
[08:18] <grek> hy i try install http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24820246/xorg-driver-sis671_0.9.tar.gz
[08:18] <Gnea> !sudo
[08:18] <tritium> DigitalKiwi: that's been debated here before, many times.  Read the wiki, and take it to #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:18] <scunizi> DigitalKiwi: su puts you in root until you exit.. sudo is active for the one command
[08:18] <grek> i unpack it and dont know hoq to install there is not doc
[08:18] <DigitalKiwi> you can still sudo -rm whatever :/
[08:18] <grek> i try ./configure
[08:19] <Gnea> DigitalKiwi: hell hath no fury...
[08:19] <grek> ./configure
[08:19] <grek> bash: ./configure: No such file or directory
[08:19] <grek> i try it
[08:19] <DigitalKiwi>  su -c whoami                                                                                                                                     (06-07 02:19)
[08:19] <DigitalKiwi> Password:
[08:19] <DigitalKiwi> root
[08:19] <DigitalKiwi> whatever
[08:19] <FloodBot1> DigitalKiwi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:20] <tritium> DigitalKiwi: I told you to take it to -offtopic
[08:20] <grek> i see sh file so
[08:20] <grek> sh autogen.sh
[08:20] <grek> autogen.sh: 9: autoreconf: not found
[08:20] <alex881> but for example sudo doesn't do sudo echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
[08:20] <tritium> !compiling | grek
[08:20] <fccf> Gnea: do it please
[08:20] <DSpair> grek: Have a look at: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CompilingSoftware
[08:21] <tritium> (as I suggested above)
[08:21] <DSpair> tritium, I was distracted. Missed the post.
[08:21] <alejandro_> ok i am trying to delete all the other partitons on my harddrive my windows mainly so i can use the rest of my partition for ubuntu, if i tell you guys which drives i see can you tell me which i should delete?
[08:21] <ashmew2> hi
[08:21] <ashmew2> someone needs to help me omg ffs..
[08:21] <tritium> DSpair: no worries :)
[08:21] <ashmew2> My connection keeps throwing me off on Ubuntu
[08:21] <DSpair> alejandro_, Not really because it can be different on every machine.
[08:22] <ashmew2> I keep getting disconnected from IRC/Pidgin again and again and Firefox downloads hang
[08:22] <grek> ok i try install automake
[08:22] <DigitalKiwi> alejandro_: pastebin the output of sudo fdisk -l and we can try
[08:22] <ashmew2> most of the time , please help ,me :((
[08:22] <tritium> grek: install build-essential, to start with
[08:22] <fccf> !ask |ashmew2
[08:22] <DSpair> ashmew2, Sounds like a problem with your connection. How are you connected?
[08:22] <ashmew2> DSpair: Im using a Wired DSL connection
[08:22] <ashmew2> fccf: I asked the question
[08:23] <scunizi> alejandro_: sudo fdisk -l in a terminal to list your partitions and the one labeled with ntfs is the windows partition.. it should be labeled as sd<something>.. like sda<and a number>.. that's the one you want to delete
[08:23] <DSpair> ashmew2, OK, are the DSL modem and the router integrated, or are you plugging straight into the DSL?
[08:23] <fccf> ashmew2: note all on ONE line
[08:23] <ashmew2> DSPair: I dont understand what you said fully , but i just plug the router into the CPU using an Ethernet Cable.
[08:23] <alejandro_> ok basically i dont want anythign else but ubuntu on my hard disk i will pastebin now
[08:23] <ashmew2> fccf: my bad
[08:23] <DSpair> fccf, Relax, let's just help.
[08:24] <DSpair> ashmew2, OK, does your ISP require you to use PPP over Ethernet?
[08:24] <ashmew2> DSPair: Yes i am using that , Im currently running Jaunty...Connection runs fine on Fedora (which i dont like for other reasons)
[08:24] <alejandro_> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/190085/
[08:25] <DigitalKiwi> sda1 is windows
[08:25] <DigitalKiwi> !next
[08:25] <DSpair> ashmew2, I have seen strange issues with PPPoE on Linux before, so let me do some quick searches. Who is your provider?
[08:26] <ashmew2> DSpair : I doubt youll find it by my ISP , But im In India , Provider is Airtel. The Router is a 110 BXI Beetel.
[08:26] <fccf> alejandro_: that will leave you without a boot partition
[08:26] <grek> hm i try
[08:26] <DSpair> ashmew2, Whew... Yeah, you're probably right.
[08:26] <grek> sudo make install
[08:26] <grek>  cd . && /bin/sh /home/staff/Download/test/xf86-video-sis-imedia.failed/missing --run automake-1.10 --foreign
[08:26] <grek> /bin/sh: Can't open /home/staff/Download/test/xf86-video-sis-imedia.failed/missing
[08:26] <grek> make: *** [Makefile.in] Błąd 1
[08:26] <FloodBot1> grek: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:26] <ashmew2> DSpair: I made a couple of threads , one of em : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1178941
[08:26] <grek> ok
[08:26] <alejandro_> fccf: so what should i do?
[08:27] <alejandro_> fccf: i have gparted open
[08:27] <ashmew2> No one really replied..The strange thing is it doesnt actually disconnect completely , its just like the connection drops for a milisecond
[08:27] <fccf> alejandro_:  you will need to reinstall grub after you merge your drives
[08:27] <grek> http://paste.ubuntu.com/190086/
[08:27] <grek> please see it
[08:27] <fccf> alejandro_: are you doing this from the live disk
[08:28] <alejandro_> no just from the program gparted
[08:28] <ashmew2> DSPair : Can i monitor it somehow ?
[08:28] <mathias> fccf: that seems like it might work. at least half way: what I do not understand is how I can get the correct files from my "good PC" when it does not know the state of the netbook. does it not need to know exactly what is installed on the netbook, even if the same repos are used?
[08:28] <alejandro_> fccf: i dont have any more blank cds lol
[08:28] <grek> sombody know ho w to install it ? \
[08:29] <grek> i upgarde to 9.04 and lost screen res
[08:29] <fccf> alejandro_: in order to complete the process you will have to reboot into a live cd
[08:29] <fccf> alejandro_: do you have a 1 gig memory stick - or even 256mb
[08:29] <Desen> hey kids. Can anyone reccomend a more advanced Network Manager under Gnome/Ubuntu 8.10 ? The one i have installed closes itself while i`m trying to save the configuration as a file
[08:29] <alejandro_> yes i do
[08:30] <DSpair> ashmew2, Yes, you could use Wireshark.
[08:30] <ashmew2> DSPair : I have it installed.
[08:30] <alex881> desen tried wicd?
[08:30] <DSpair> ashmew2, But if you are not extremely adept at Ethernet and TCP/IP, it will not make much sense to you.
[08:30] <ashmew2> yeah
[08:30] <ashmew2> thats right
[08:30] <fccf> alejandro_: you can find instructions for installing ubuntu on a memory stick here...
[08:30] <Desen> alex881 nope. haven't tried anything yet. will test it asap
[08:30] <fccf> !usb | alejandro_
[08:30] <grek> here is all my try log
[08:30] <grek> http://paste.ubuntu.com/190087/
[08:30] <ashmew2> DSPair : Should i try Bridging ?
[08:30] <mathias> fccf: I found another tool: apt-zip. Looks promising.
[08:30] <fuzzybunny69y> Does anyone know any other reasons why text files that are set to open with Text Editor don't open when I double click on them
[08:31] <ashmew2> DSpair: like using ppoeconf etc ?
[08:31] <Desen> alex881 it is GUI-based, i`m a bit newbie when it comes to using terminal commands
[08:31] <fccf> mathias: man apt-zip
[08:31] <alex881> desen yep it is
[08:31] <Desen> ok, thanx alex881
[08:31] <DSpair> ashmew2, I'm not sure without knowing how your ISP is configured. I would doubt it though if you have a built-in router.
[08:31] <alex881> fccf why he can't reinstall grub after deleted partition?
[08:31] <DigitalKiwi> in the time you've been here you could have written a shell script to get what files you need to install into a list, wget them, and install them, just saying (and it's not too late!)
[08:32] <ashmew2> DSPair: I have a spare Router , will plugging that in help at all ? Worth a Try ?
[08:32] <DSpair> ashmew2, Usually, when there is an integrated router, the device handles the PPPoE connection and all you have to do on the PC is plug in and connect.
[08:32] <fccf> alex881: mounted partition
[08:32] <grek> anybody see on that ?\
[08:32] <alex881> fccf so you can't expand mounted partition right?
[08:33] <fccf> alex881 no you cannot
[08:33] <DSpair> ashmew2, No, hooking up a second router wouldn't help, but I could be misunderstanding your setup. Do you have a seperate router and DSL modem, or does the router plug directly into the phone line?
[08:33] <grek> ?
[08:33] <grek> please
[08:33] <grek> :)
[08:34] <ashmew2> DSPair : I have a single Router into which a phone line is connected.
[08:34] <alex881> fccf but if he delete the ntfs partition the first partition will be the ubuntu one..and he can reinstall grub and set mbr and then expand partition with a simple gparted cd
[08:34] <xNinjai> hi i am getting this error while compiling dmraid http://pastebin.ca/1450422
[08:34] <DSpair> ashmew2, Well then, in my experience that device should handle the PPPoE for you without having to use PPPoE on the computer. Have you tried without using PPPoE?
[08:34] <ashmew2> DSPair : Strange thing is it works on fedora like nothing's wrong..And in both Fedora and Ubuntu i didnt do anything at all...It all configured itself
[08:35] <ashmew2> DSPair : How do i go about doing that ? You mean i should log onto the Router Configuration and Change PPPoE to something else there ?
[08:35] <grek> thanks
[08:35] <DSpair> ashmew2, Could you pastebin the output of "ipconfig"?
[08:35] <grek> ...
[08:35] <fccf> alex881: he doesn't have any cds
[08:35] <lucax> why ubuntu comes with mozilla and not opera? i mean why opera isnt even on the repos?
[08:35] <alex881> fccf kk sry..
[08:36] <ashmew2> DSPair: Yeah sure , just a sec , where do i put it though ? Anywhere or is there somewhere special ?
[08:36] <DSpair> !paster
[08:36] <DSpair> !paste
[08:36] <zxd> i am trying debootstrap and I get W: Failure trying to run: chroot /var/lib/tftpboot/ubuntu mount -t proc proc /proc
[08:36] <ashmew2> kk
[08:36] <ashmew2> http://paste.ubuntu.com/190094/
[08:36] <ashmew2> DSpair : http://paste.ubuntu.com/190094/
[08:37] <xNinjai> hello any one can help with this http://pastebin.ca/1450422   /
[08:37] <Cosmo1> I am trying to get push-to-talk to work with ventrilo in wine when wine does not have focus, I found a perl key listener script called keylistener.pl but in the instructions I dont see where to put the file so that I can run it as a keyboard shortcut
[08:37] <DSpair> K, checking it now.
[08:37] <devD> DSpair, ok. yes my unmount worked.
[08:37] <devD> umount*
[08:37] <DigitalKiwi> Cosmo1: in your path or modify your path to have where the script is
[08:37] <DigitalKiwi> echo $PATH
[08:37] <DigitalKiwi> to see your path
[08:38] <DSpair> ashmew2, OK, now would you mind pasting the output of "route -n"?
[08:38] <ashmew2> DSPair : http://paste.ubuntu.com/190096/
[08:39] <DSpair> ashmew2, Nothing glaringly wrong there.
[08:39] <ashmew2> DSPair: Well , shouldnt the Interruptions in ifconfig be 0 ? it was 23 in that case
[08:40] <Cosmo1> so under command on the shortcut I would put /home/cosmo/Downloads/keylistener.pl?
[08:40] <DSpair> ashmew2, That's not interruptions, that the CPU interrupt signal channel. Interrupts (IRQs) are how hardware signal the kernel that they need attention.
[08:40] <ashmew2> DSPair: WIll using a Static IP configuration like 192.168.1.3 help ? With all the DNSs etc ?
[08:40] <ashmew2> DSPair: OMG..ok ,.
[08:40] <DSpair> ashmew2, You could definitely try that.
[08:40] <alex881> can ubuntu boot from an extended partition?
[08:41] <ashmew2> DSPair: How do i go about that? Just Right Click and DO edit connections ?
[08:41] <DSpair> alex881, As long as you are using a relatively modern bootloader like GRUB or new versions of LILO.
[08:41] <DSpair> ashmew2, Yes, you can definitely do it that way.
[08:41] <fccf> alex881: yes as long as the bootloader is on the first primary
[08:41] <ashmew2> DSPair: And i should change configurations in Auto eth0 right
[08:42] <DSpair> ashmew2, Yes.
[08:42]  * DSpair loves Portishead.
[08:42] <ashmew2> DSPair: Thanks for your time , Ill just reset my connection now..
[08:43] <DSpair> ashmew2, Best of luck!
[08:43] <ashmew2> DSPair: :D
[08:43] <co_baek> siantar
[08:43] <bazhang> !id | co_baek
[08:43] <baker_GR> is there a way to make mouse pointer to autojump to the dafault dialog button?
[08:44] <DSpair> baker_GR, If you are writing the application, yes.
[08:44] <fccf> DSpair: good answer
[08:44] <baker_GR> DSpair, i mean in ubuntu, in nautilus
[08:44] <xNinja> hello can someone help me ?
[08:45] <bullgard4> What 'state file' is meant in the request "Nuke your state file, then reboot" in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/89155?
[08:45] <fccf> !ask |xNinja
[08:45] <DSpair> baker_GR, Not without rewriting some of the code for Nautilus. That is a function of the application, not the OS or the Window Manager.
[08:45] <xNinja> i have this error while compiling dmraid http://pastebin.ca/1450422
[08:45] <DSpair> fccf: It wasn't intended as being snide, it was just the only logical answer to the question.
[08:46] <baker_GR> DSpair, in windows its in the mouse properties.. and the pointer acts like that whatever the applic is
[08:46] <cjae_> can viruses be implemented through open office the same way as adobe reader .pdfs because of java?
[08:46] <DSpair> baker_GR, I am not aware of a similar function in GNOME.
[08:47] <baker_GR> DSpair, thats all i wanted to know ty :)
[08:47] <fccf> DSpair: I didn't see it as snide.. actually extremly truthfull... if you would like to discuss the idiosyncracies of the english langugage as it pertains to tech support we can discuss this in !ot
[08:47] <DSpair> baker_GR, No problem.
[08:47] <ashmew2> finally..
[08:48] <ashmew2> DSPair: Ok , i configured it..Thanks for the help , maybe itll solve the issue..
[08:48] <DSpair> ashmew2, Any luck?
[08:48] <ashmew2> DSPair: I dunno right now , The problem seems to come up randomly...Im on a 256 kbps connection and you really get ticked off when you have waited 6 hours for a 600 mb file to download and it hangs at 99%..
[08:48] <ashmew2> lol
[08:49] <DSpair> ashmew2, That's is definitely true. Been there, done that.
[08:49] <ashmew2> DSPair: Hopefully it is fixed , But i dont really know ;)
[08:50] <DSpair> ashmew2, Well, I will keep my fingers crossed.
[08:50] <Cosmo1> DigitalKiwi: so under command on the shortcut I would put /home/cosmo/Downloads/keylistener.pl?
[08:50]  * fccf is really happy he doesn't have to deal with 3rd world internet... and can walk around downtown and never go offline
[08:50] <DSpair> ashmew2, perjaps not, cdrossed fingers make form difficulot typing... LOL.
[08:51] <ashmew2> DSPair: Thanks man..I really appreciate it ;)
[08:51] <phoenix2> hey, how can i watch the highdefinition version of home? i.e. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqxENMKaeCU&feature=channel_page ? it doesnt works in my firefox..
[08:52] <DSpair> ashmew2, I hate not being able to completely diagnose the problem though. Not having found the root cause means that it could pop back up again. I hate to leave a question unanswered.
[08:52] <fccf> xNinja: the official repo isn't working for you???
[08:53] <xNinja> fccf: to install dmraid ?
[08:53] <ashmew2> DSPair: Ive been posting in the forums for 2 weeks and on IRC for 3 days..Im rreally glad that someone actually replied ..
[08:53] <hfuud> dfsh
[08:53] <xNinja> fccf: i cant find dmraid in apt-get
[08:53] <phoenix2> hey, how can i watch the highdefinition version of home? i.e. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqxENMKaeCU&feature=channel_page ? it doesnt works in my firefox..
[08:54] <ashmew2> !repeat
[08:54] <ashmew2> !patience
[08:54] <brunner> It's not possible to mount an ext3 partition as ext2, is it?
[08:54] <ashmew2> lol
[08:54] <zxd> using debootstrap  to set up ubuntu jaunty
[08:54] <fccf> xNinja: you don;t have to compile dmraid - it is in universe ... do you have universe repository enabled
[08:54] <zxd> it isn't extracting all the packages to the destination even though it says it is in the terminal
[08:54] <ashmew2> brunner: It is possible..On Windows it is , Which OS
[08:55] <brunner> linux..
[08:55] <xNinja> ooh found it
[08:55] <DSpair> ashmew2, I'm taking a break and chatting in #ubuntu-offtopic. PM me if you need anything.
[08:55] <ashmew2> DSPair: Sure , thanks ;)
[08:55] <fccf> xNinja: Happy now
[08:55] <xNinja> fccf:  lol yes thanks :D
[08:55] <ashmew2> brunner: There is something called Ext2FS , its open source and im pretty sure its for Linux as well..You want to mount ext3 as ext2 right
[08:56] <brunner> Right. my friend just installed Ubuntu on a laptop with SSD
[08:56] <brunner> and I want to make sure he doesn't fry the SSD
[08:56] <brunner> so I'm going to tell him to edit fstab to mount his partition as ext2 (if that's possble)
[08:56] <brunner> and disable swap, etc.
[08:57] <BitPlacebo> I tried to install ubuntu 9.04 desktop several times on my old Compaq Presario 5000, but kept getting Kernel Panic lights immediately after install. I then installed 9.04 Server and then KDE and it installed fine. I know all my checksums were good and my disks all passed verfication. Anyone know why this might have happened? Should I keep the server? I'm planning on using the machine for a DVR using Myth TV.
[08:57] <simia> hi
[08:57] <brunner> I know you can mount ext2 as ext3.  I just couldn't remember if it worked in reverse.
[08:58] <ashmew2> brunner: I fear that Ext2FSD is for Windows Only..
[08:58] <xNinja> hey fccf
[08:58] <brunner> damn
[08:58] <fccf> xNinja: yes
[08:58] <brunner> so mount won't let you do it from the command line, right?
[08:59] <xNinja> can you help with dmraid ?
[08:59] <fccf> xNinja: perhaps? or I can point you in the right direction ... hint > man dmraid
[08:59] <Sleepless86> hey, i have a problem... i wanted to install grub2 as bootmanager because i have the windows bootloader, i installed it but now i cant go into my ubuntu... it shows "filesystem type is ntfs, partition type 0x07 the current working directory is /ubuntu/disks kernel /grub/core.img error 15: file not found" im new to linux and dont know what to do now :(
[09:00] <BitPlacebo> Anyone? Any ideas why Desktop won't install, but Server will? Thank you.
[09:00] <brunner> ashmew2: just for future reference, it *is* possible to mount ext3 as ext2
[09:00] <brunner> using mount
[09:01] <ashmew2> brunner: Yeah i know that , i just wanted to find a nice GUI or something similar
[09:01] <Syrius> tritium: so can you live that in routes?
[09:01] <Syrius> or will it cause problems?
[09:02] <brunner> ashmew2: oh, okay. I was just trying to figure out if it was possible
[09:03] <Syrius> DSpair: tritium the safest way is to backup your data and do a fresh installation
[09:03] <Sleepless86> someone know what to do?
[09:03] <Syrius> so it is not good to use dist-upgrade then
[09:03] <Syrius> can cause problems
[09:03] <ashmew2> brunner: Ah , my ba
[09:03] <ashmew2> d
[09:03] <fccf> brunner: you might want to have a look at this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=839998
[09:03] <Syrius> taken from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[09:04] <coz_> Syrius,  well I have used dist-upgrade for a number of years  if something has changed it .. so far.. has not caused any problems
[09:04] <firefly2442> BitPlacebo: for older computers, I believe the alternate CD has better hardware support
[09:04] <ashmew2> I g2g , Lunch Calls , Cya guys
[09:04] <JusticeZero> Hey, what are recommended graphics cards for 9.04? I like to play my games; they're not amazingly new, but they all die a horrible death when I try to run them on the rebuilt PC, which I notice has an ATI card.
[09:04] <brunner> fccf: thanks!
[09:05] <brunner> ashmew2: no worries.  thanks for the help!
[09:05] <ashmew2> :)
[09:05] <ashmew2> Later
[09:05] <berke> how can I recover an ubuntu install if the loader got wiped?
 i think any gforce is better
[09:06] <fccf> berke: you will need to boot into live and reinstall the bootloader
[09:06] <berke> how do I do that>?
[09:07] <fccf> berke: lookee here http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-24113.html instructions
[09:07] <JusticeZero> Just "Anything GeForce"?
[09:08] <berke> just for some reason ubuntu doesnt see my slackware partition
[09:09] <fccf> berke: you will have to edit /boot/grub/menu.list to point @slackware
[09:10] <fccf> **menu.lst
[09:10] <berke> can anyone recommend a good dvd authoring program other than devede?
[09:11] <fccf> berke: todvd
[09:11] <coz_> berke,   http://liquidweather.net/howto/index.php?id=87
[09:14] <fccf> has everybody gone to work ... I have never seen it so quiet
[09:15] <Supaplex> What's a name of a binary unique to ubuntu?
[09:15] <fccf> Supaplex: hmmm lemme think... usplash
[09:15] <fccf> Supaplex: that might be a debian thing
[09:16] <ozzmosis> Supaplex: why do you ask?
[09:16] <Supaplex> just playing with a bot on another channel.
[09:16] <Supaplex> I know it has man pages for apt-get, and not yum, so I suspect it's debian, or debian based.
[09:17] <mathias> fccf: apt-zip rules! :)
[09:17] <Supaplex> they need to rename apt-zip to apt-sneakernet ;)
[09:17] <fccf> That apt-zip has super-cow powers
[09:18] <fccf> Supaplex: what bot? if you don't mind me asking
[09:18] <frowningfreezer> Where do I find gutsy repos that work? I just installed Fluxbuntu and wanted to install firefox, but the repo doesn't have it...
[09:18] <berke> fccf im having a hard time googleing todvd
[09:19] <Supaplex> I forget what it's running. :)
[09:19] <ubuntu> alex881: are you there?
[09:19] <fccf> berke: tovid is in the universe repository
[09:19] <Supaplex> fccf: ##linux-coders Fluffy
[09:19] <fccf> !info tovid
[09:20] <sinyoali> santi
[09:20] <fccf> berke: I meant multiverse
[09:20] <sinyoali> mia
[09:20] <fccf> sinyoali: santi ... lanugage???
[09:21] <ubuntu> alex881: are you there?
[09:21] <alex881> ubuntu heay...pm me
[09:22] <Desen> alex881, any other alternative to wicd ?
[09:22] <Desen> i`m using only wired connections
[09:22] <alex881> desen dunno..i've used it..and now networkmanager
[09:22] <fccf> Desen: network-admin isn't doing it for you
[09:23] <Desen> fccf it has a GUI ?
[09:23] <fccf> Desen: Yes
[09:23] <fccf> !info network-admin
[09:24] <fccf> really
[09:24] <Desen> i have 8.10
[09:24] <fccf> !info network-manager-gnome
[09:25] <fccf> Desen: should be there
[09:25] <nmvictor> is the a command to displat the notification deamon then maybe pass an argument to be the message displayed as notification message
[09:25] <nmvictor> is their a command to display the notification deamon then maybe pass an argument to be the message displayed as notification message
[09:26] <ce_teman> hi
[09:26] <Desen> fccf my main problem looks like this: i have two network cards: eth0 and eth1. eth1 connects me to the internet via PPPOE and eth0 is wired with an old Wind0wz 2000 computer via LAN. Now i have successfully managed to share my ubuntu-internet-connection with the older PC but after restart/system shutdown it loses everything i have worked on (conefigurations). Aditionally, the taskbar applet shows me that eth0 is unmanaged
[09:26] <fccf> nmvictor: you want to be able to pass messages into the notifier??? Hmmm -- I will have to look
[09:27] <ozzmosis> are there any gotchas with using XFS in Ubuntu?  (XFS = file system)
[09:27] <nathan7> Nope.
[09:27] <nathan7> ozzmosis: I like your nick.
[09:28] <nathan7> nmvictor: Sec, I have a python script for that
[09:28] <nmvictor> fccf:yeah you help?
[09:28] <ozzmosis> I've formatted a 30 GB drive as XFS, will probably use it as a "backup" drive.  the tools for XFS seem decent.  just curious if I'm going to regret it :-)
[09:28] <nmvictor> fccf:yeah could you help?
[09:28] <frowningfreezer> Where do I find gutsy repos that work? I just installed Fluxbuntu and wanted to install firefox, but the repo doesn't have it...
[09:28] <nathan7> =0
[09:28] <nathan7> frowningfreezer: Gutsy isn't supported anymore.
[09:29] <nathan7> !flood
[09:29] <ozzmosis> also a bit surprised the xfsprogs package isn't included by default
[09:29] <nathan7> ozzmosis: No-one uses xfs.
[09:30] <DSpair> nmvictor, There is a command called "dbus-send" which can be used to accomplish that. Or you can use the "dbus-notify" program.
[09:30] <ozzmosis> formatting a 120 GB drive as EXT3 took 4 mins, the 30 GB drive took less than a second with XFS.
[09:30] <frowningfreezer> so it's impossible to get firefox for gutsy?!
[09:30] <ozzmosis> nathan7: I find that hard to believe
[09:30] <nathan7> ozzmosis: It's true.
[09:30] <nathan7> frowningfreezer: Yes.
[09:30] <nathan7> nmvictor: http://paste.ubuntu.com/190133/
[09:30] <ozzmosis> nathan7: why?
[09:31] <nathan7> ozzmosis: Ext4.
[09:31] <frowningfreezer> weird...
[09:31] <fccf> nmvictor: I am looking
[09:31]  * nathan7 frowns at the freezer
[09:31] <myself> hey if I want an RSS feed to  appear on my desktop, of news stories, say from a site like aljazeera.net whats something I can get for that?
[09:31] <nathan7> fccf: http://paste.ubuntu.com/190133/
[09:31] <nathan7> fccf: ;)
[09:32] <nathan7> myself: On GNOME?
[09:32] <frowningfreezer> but fluxbuntu doesn't yet exist in a newer version :(
[09:32] <myself> yeah GNOME
[09:32] <myself> ubuntu
[09:32] <nathan7> frowningfreezer: Just use normal ubuntu, and get fluxbox yourself.
[09:32] <nathan7> myself: Hmm
[09:32] <fccf> nathan7: I immeaditally knew what I was seeing --nmvictor see http://paste.ubuntu.com/190133
[09:33] <nathan7> http://gnomejournal.org/article/25/rss-feed-readers-for-gnome
[09:33] <myself> oh cool thank you
[09:33] <myself> ill check that
[09:33] <nmvictor> everytime i sudo apt-get install,i get the message "dpkg:serious warning:files lists for package `dialog' missing, assuming package has no files currently installed." even though the installation proceeds smoothly,i feel this is alarming.is something missing?please anyone help their. and thanks nathan7 and DSpair, im on it.and fccf im waiting.
[09:33] <frowningfreezer> nathan7: okay, I'll see if I can figure out of that... still new to *nix. I get ubuntu server and then install fluxbux on top?
[09:33] <ozzmosis> nathan7: you think I should use ext4 over xfs?
[09:33] <nathan7> frowningfreezer: Not server.
[09:34] <myself> i want something
[09:34] <myself> nathan7 i want something that will integrate into my desktop background
[09:34] <nathan7> nmvictor: Whoa.
[09:34] <nathan7> myself: Yes, I know.
[09:34] <myself> do you know if any of those are like that?
[09:34] <frowningfreezer> nathan7: ok
[09:34] <ozzmosis> myself: I'm not sure there's anything like that
[09:34] <JerrY_Trouper> myself: Desklet?
[09:34] <nathan7> I forgot the name
[09:34] <myself> there's got to be something like that
[09:34] <myself> whats desklet?
[09:34] <nathan7> Hmm
[09:34] <nathan7> Desklets, good idea.
[09:35] <fccf> nmvictor: to yourfirst question - nathan7 was way ahead of me - as to the second ... lets find out what is going on
[09:35] <JerrY_Trouper> myself: Desklets are kind of icons on your desktop,
[09:35] <nathan7> nmvictor: Dpkg got totally f*cked up.
[09:35] <myself> hmm
[09:35] <fccf> nmvictor: open synaptic
[09:35] <nathan7> Why doesn't everyone use KDE4?
[09:35] <myself> so what do i download ? the program desklet? and then it has an option to have an RSS feed?
[09:35] <nathan7> It has lovely widget stuff
[09:35] <SilentKisses> Hello
[09:35] <fccf> SilentKisses: Hello
[09:36] <nmvictor> fccf: ok
[09:36] <SilentKisses> I was wondering if anyone could help me with bash? nobody is answering in #bash
[09:36] <nathan7> SilentKisses: Of course.
[09:36] <nathan7> SilentKisses: Ask.
[09:36] <fccf> nmvictor: custom filters ... broken
[09:36] <SilentKisses> Oh, thank you so much
[09:36] <myself> also that article is from 05 nathan7
[09:36] <nathan7> myself: Hm.
[09:36] <nathan7> myself: Desklets will work
[09:37] <myself> desklets, okay, so is that the name of the program?
[09:37] <SilentKisses> I'm trying to learn, understand bash and I started by taking apart a basic program from Shelldorado, I am working through understanding most of it but this one line I really can't figure out.
[09:37] <SilentKisses> [ $# -lt 1 ] && set -- .
[09:37] <SilentKisses> it's really the $# that I don't understand fully
[09:37] <myself> what exactly do i need to install
[09:37] <bullgard4> DSpair: So, after having slept enough, try to re-formulate your question more precisely.
[09:38] <bullgard4> err
[09:38] <kjelle> Hello. Anyone got a starting tip for me as iPhone SDK on Ubuntu goes+
[09:38] <bullgard4> Via what media do members of the Ubuntu Audio Team communicate?
[09:38] <GNOME> hmm
[09:38] <fccf> Silentkises: $ is user # is root && lets you pass more than one command on one line
[09:38] <GNOME> hehe
[09:39] <fccf> myself: cute
[09:39] <myself> hehe
[09:39] <myself> well so.. w/ desklets... for the RSS feed, do i install gdesklets or whatever, and set it up? or is that just for the support or what
[09:39] <SilentKisses> fccf: Thank you!
[09:39] <fccf> bullgard4: audibly I would hope
[09:40] <fccf> SilentKisses: anything else
[09:40] <archman> Is there any way to make opera select more than one word by double clicking and then dragging? (Like in Firefox)
[09:40] <bullgard4> fccf: hm
[09:40] <myself> nathan7
[09:40] <nmvictor> DSpair:dbus-notify doesnt seem to be a program, command not found
[09:40] <myself> i dont know how to program stuff
[09:40] <myself> i mean i dont really know
[09:40] <myself> haha
[09:41] <nathan7> =p
[09:41] <myself> will i be able to use desklets
[09:41] <nathan7> gtg
[09:41] <nathan7> myself: Yes.
[09:41] <myself> oaky
[09:41] <fccf> bullgard4: seriously I'm not sure .. #alsa for one
[09:41] <pflame> Because of power cut some of files in my /bin directory corrupted. I can not start my machine it is giving error permission denied /bin/sed
[09:41] <pflame> I am unable to remove that file
[09:41] <pflame> I am unable to change permissions of the file. Can any one please help me
[09:42] <SilentKisses> fccf: One more thing maybe, and then I will shower you in cookies as a reward? "$@"  I think I understand it, as it is stated but maybe, you could word it easier?
[09:42] <nmvictor> fccf:i've done that before and i also just did it,no packeges listed in the broken packages filter
[09:42] <archman> Anyone using Opera?
[09:42] <bullgard4> fccf: I made no good experiences in #alsa.
[09:42] <ozzmosis> archman: sometimes
[09:43] <fccf> nmvictor: close synaptic and do sudo apt-get install -f
[09:43] <SPF> pflame: did you try e2fsck?
[09:43] <pflame> no
[09:43] <archman> ozzmosis, can you doubleclick-drag and select more than one word?
[09:43] <pflame> SPF: what this will do
[09:43] <fccf> SilentKisses: user@server to simplify
[09:44] <sam__> hi every 1
[09:44]  * SilentKisses tackles fccf to the ground and covers them in kisses
[09:44] <sam__> i wantd to knw how to install oracle9i on ubuntu
[09:44] <sam__> ??
[09:44] <SPF> !tell pflame about e2fsck
[09:44] <ozzmosis> archman: no
[09:45] <sam__> i wantd to knw how to install oracle9i on ubuntu??
[09:45] <pflame> SPF: ?rwsrwsrwt 65535 4294967295 4294967295 4294967295 1969-12-31 23:59 sed . these are the file details
[09:45] <archman> ozzmosis, sucks absolutely :(
[09:45] <fccf> bullgard4: I imagine they spend alot of their time here https://bugs.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-audio
[09:45] <ozzmosis> archman: I tend to use Konqueror or Firefox
[09:45] <SPF> pflame: it's an utility that checks the partitions for errors and repairs them
[09:46] <archman> ozzmosis, me Opera, the fastest, stable :)
[09:46] <SPF> pflame: I think you should also correct the date
[09:46] <owen1> when i switch between dvorak and querty the arrow keys and window keys stops working. i use  this command: setxkbmap -rules xorg -model pc105 -layout us.  maybe the problem is the  model. i use dinovo edge. how to find the exact string for my keyboard?
[09:46] <nmvictor> fccf:ok, that only tell me of packaged i should auto remove, nothing to do with the error i mentioned
[09:46] <sam__> i wantd to knw how to install oracle9i on ubuntu??
[09:46] <archman> ozzmosis, hmm...Konqueror? Flash works?
[09:46] <ozzmosis> archman: I think so.  I can't check right now.
[09:46] <archman> heh
[09:46] <sam__> hey evry1
[09:46] <sam__> i wantd to knw how to install oracle9i on ubuntu??
[09:47] <ozzmosis> sam__: yes, we know
[09:47] <pflame> SPF: that is actually wrong file. I used to have latest file. I did not understand why date changed
[09:47] <fccf> nmvictor: those packages are causing the error because they conflict with something else
[09:47] <sam__> how??
[09:47] <sam__> ozzmosis: how
[09:47] <sam__> ?
[09:47] <mmm4m5m> Hi. Question please: how to make one user to use sun java 5, another user to use java6? The answers I found are "sudo update-java-alternatives" which will change default java for all users. Help please?
[09:48] <SPF> pflame: ok, just use e2fsck then. You need to unmount the partition before you can check it though, maybe you can reboot from a live cd
[09:48] <sam__> i wantd to knw how to install oracle9i on ubuntu??
[09:48] <ozzmosis> sam__: I don't know the answer.  but there is no need to repeat your question every three minutes.
[09:49] <pflame> presently I rebooted from live CD
[09:49] <sam__> i wantd to knw how to install oracle9i on ubuntu??
[09:49] <pflame> SPF: where I run e2fsck? inside /media/disk folder?
[09:49] <sam__> SPF: i wantd to knw how to install oracle9i on ubuntu??
[09:50] <myself> so desklets didn't work
[09:50] <myself> it said could not see child process or something
[09:50] <sam__> SPF: i wantd to knw how to install oracle9i on ubuntu??
[09:50] <SPF> sam__: do not repeat you questions
[09:50] <SPF> and I would not know
[09:50] <sknnbones> Help
[09:51] <SPF> pflame: if you run it from the terminal, it's e2fsck /dev/sda1 ( for example )
[09:51] <vigo> mmm4m5: in user groups is where I think you can alter those permissions.
[09:51] <sknnbones> I have a text file (containing a password list) that is too large to open
[09:51] <sknnbones> it is 8 gbs
[09:51] <sknnbones> can i split it up into smaller files without opening it?
[09:51] <pflame> SPF: thanks I will try this
[09:51] <fccf> mmm4m5m: you might be confused - update-java-alternatives seems to be to change runtime environment mid stride .. not user spacific
[09:51] <SPF> pflame: for more info: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1164846
[09:52] <sknnbones> anyone know?
[09:52] <__8472> hi, is there a way how can I debug, or log somehow a problem with booting of grub? a problem occured to me. I have dual-boot configured in there, one for linux, which works fine without a problem, and the second - windows xp, suddenly stopped to start the boot. but when i change the boot sequence in the BIOS, it works just fine, but when switching it back to the drive with grub, then it simply won't start booting of the windows, and I can't find why.
[09:52] <__8472> thx
[09:52] <SPF> !ask
[09:53] <sknnbones> Can I split an 8 gb password list in a text document into smaller files so I can open it?
[09:53] <coz_> sknnbones,  8gigs??? yikes
[09:53] <sknnbones> its massive
[09:53] <SPF> sknnbones: yes you can, with split
[09:53] <sknnbones> explain?
[09:53] <SPF> sknnbones: man split
[09:54] <coz_> sknnbones,   http://www.computerhope.com/unix/usplit.htm
[09:54] <coz_> sknnbones,   http://www.techiecorner.com/107/how-to-split-large-file-into-several-smaller-files-linux/
[09:54] <sknnbones> can I do it on XP?
[09:54] <sknnbones> the file is on my XP hard drive
[09:54] <sknnbones> it would take a while to transfer it to ubunut
[09:54] <sknnbones> ubuntu**
[09:54] <vigo> __8472: Maybe fixmbr or something like that, fix grub might also be it.
[09:55] <ozzmosis> sknnbones: ubuntu can mount your XP drive
[09:55] <SPF> sknnbones: you can split the file from xp drive to Ubuntu
[09:55] <OphelIA> hello
[09:55] <__8472> vigo: why fixmbr? as i know, i haven't screwed up anything
[09:55] <coz_> sknnbones,    http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/split-and-share-large-files-easily-with-gsplit/
[09:55] <OphelIA> I am totally screwed
[09:55] <sknnbones> okay thanks
[09:55] <vigo> __8472: I found computerhope.com to be a great how to and stuff for windows
[09:55] <sknnbones> gsplit turns them into .exes
[09:55] <OphelIA> My vista box is pretty much a worthless POS
[09:55] <coz_> sknnbones,  oh mm let me check
[09:56] <dixond_> hi all - how do I log in to 9.04 directly from the login screen as the guest user?
[09:56] <fccf> OphelIA: we already knew that - ready to switch?
[09:56] <OphelIA> but I have 2K worth of iTunes, and I am unaware of a iTunes compatible client for Linux, am I mistaken?
[09:56] <DSpair> OphelIA, That's redundant. Vista is pretty much synonymous with useless.
[09:56] <__8472> vigo: but as i've said before, when i change the boot sequence in bios to the drive with windows to be first, it works fine. so there isn't a problem with the windows itself.
[09:56] <Slart> OphelIA: therapy isn't really our strong side.. if you want help with ubuntu we might be a little more useful
[09:56] <dixond_> I can switch to Guest from the switch user menu when logged in as someone else, but can't log in directly?
[09:56] <sknnbones> if you have the itunes files on XP you can use them on ubuntu
[09:56] <DSpair> OphelIA, True, iTunes uses a DRM music format which cannot be read except by iTunes.
[09:56] <sknnbones> err
[09:56] <coz_> sknnbones,   http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/how-to-split-a-large-file-into-several-small-files-using-winrar-and-hjsplit-and-how-to-merge-them-back/
[09:56] <sknnbones> or not
[09:56] <sknnbones> if you had them on an IPOD you could use them on ubuntu
[09:56] <fccf> OphelIA: gtkpod ryhtymbox - virtualbox - running xp in ubuntu
[09:57] <OphelIA> I do have them on a iPod
[09:57] <sknnbones> thanks coz
[09:57] <vigo> __84572: The MBR could have been corrupted when in BIOS, oh wait, two physical drives?
[09:57] <Slart> OphelIA: you might want to check if itunes can use wine
[09:57] <sknnbones> you just cant add to the ipod
[09:57] <coz_> sknnbones,  not sure about the itunes stuff  let me google
[09:57] <Slart> !wine | OphelIA
[09:57] <__8472> vigo: yes, two phys. drives
[09:57] <sknnbones> err
[09:58] <OphelIA> woudl I ahve to play them off the iPod, or would the music play seperately within Ubuntu, or example, could the music exist simultaniously at home on my ubuntu box at on the road on my iPod and be playable on both?
[09:58] <sknnbones> I get an out of memory error when trying to split
[09:58] <coz_> sknnbones,   http://www.boingboing.net/2007/12/19/simplifymedia-itunes.html
[09:58] <sknnbones> :\
[09:58] <fccf> OphelIA: yes playable on both
[09:58] <OphelIA> well then, this may we worth a shot
[09:59] <coz_> sknnbones,   no doubt about the out of memory....increase the paging file on windows disk
[09:59] <fccf> OphelIA: the only functionality you miss in ubuntu is the ablilty to buy from itunes.apple.com... everything else you can do in ubuntu
[09:59] <sknnbones> how do I do that?
[09:59] <OphelIA> I will be back in a while, after I download and burn an Ubuntu 64 DVD
[09:59] <sknnbones> im running xp right now
[09:59] <coz_> sknnbones,   well meet me in #windows
[09:59] <sknnbones> okay
[09:59] <jonnyb> hey people, does anyone know if it is possible to increase the size of the partition i have ubuntu installed in in a dual boot system with windows XP?
[09:59] <DSpair> OphelIA, You can also try buying from Amazon's MP3 store. It has a larger selection, and the tracks don't use DRM.
[09:59] <vigo> __8472: Ok, that is a bit different, sorta. If both HDDs have a Master Loader, or Boot Loader then that can cause confusion, it usually does not with GRUB and WinMBR , but it can, let me search the forums and see if I can find the solution.
[10:00] <sknnbones> #windows
[10:00] <sknnbones> whoops
[10:00] <fccf> jonnyb: yes - short andwer
[10:00] <Slart> jonnyb: if you can make free space it is possible, sure
[10:00] <coz_> sknnbones,   type  /join #windows
[10:00] <__8472> vigo: ok, thx
[10:00] <dixond_> so... no one knows how to drive the Guest session in 9.04?
[10:00] <sknnbones> i know
[10:00] <fccf> dixond_: I didnt even see your question
[10:01] <jonnyb> i have about 200GB free on the C partition that windows is installed on
[10:01] <sknnbones> x3
[10:01] <pflame> SPF: I run e2fsck /dev/sad1 I got following output /dev/sda1: clean, 212830/9584640 files, 24672754/38321041 blocks
[10:01] <packetcase> is there a way to prevent the mouse from changing when playing games etc.?
[10:01] <pflame> SPF: but the file is having the same permissions
[10:01] <dixond_> fccf: 04:56 < dixond_> hi all - how do I log in to 9.04 directly from the login screen as the guest user?
[10:01] <DSpair> packetcase, Chaging?
[10:02] <Slart> dixond_: hmm.. let me have a look... you want to start the guest session from the login prompt.. right?
[10:02] <fccf> dixond_: you can't -- the useruser have to give permissions to the guest
[10:02] <dixond_> Slart: yes
[10:02] <packetcase> DSpair: I am trying to get a game to work in wine, everything works except that the mouse becomes invisible.
[10:02] <dixond_> fccf: that's.... awkward.
[10:02] <DSpair> packetcase, Ah, I C.
[10:03] <fccf> dixond_: I am trying it though to see if I can
[10:04] <DSpair> packetcase, Which game?
[10:04] <SPF> pflame: the only thing I can find is: http://www.review-ninja.com/2009/04/fix-corrupted-volume-or-directory.html
[10:05] <Slart> dixond_: from this url https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Specs/Intrepid/GuestAccount, "An existing user must authenticate the start of a guest session, so that it cannot be abused without the owner's knowledge."
[10:05] <fccf> dixond_:  you can however create a real guest user ... would have permissions like any other user -- which you could then lock down
[10:05] <packetcase> DSpair: It is more than one game, so I believe it is an "error" in wine, but what I want is a way to prevent the mouse to always preserve the original mouse. I have tried with compiz, but then the screen flickered.
[10:06] <dixond_> Slart: fccf: roger, thanks.
[10:06] <DSpair> packetcase, Yeah, compiz with Wine is pretty aweful.
[10:06] <vigo> _8472: What version Ubuntu?
[10:06] <Slart> dixond_: basically they designed it this way since it isn't safe enough to use as a "kiosk" mode...
[10:06] <packetcase> DSpair: I want something similiar to compiz's Show Mouse for gnome
[10:06] <jonnyb> how do i increase the ext3 partition size on a dual boot machine??
[10:07] <inik> jonnyb: use gparted
[10:07] <DSpair> packetcase, Try this link: http://archives.free.net.ph/message/20071024.180648.ac807900.en.html
[10:07] <fccf> jonnyb: sorry you missed my last queue... shrink the windows partition.. grow linux partition .. all must be done from live cd so nothing is mounted
[10:08] <amgarching> hi, how do I install the packages recommended by ubuntu-desktop automatically. I had to remove a couple in the past.
[10:08] <myself> anyone here know how to use gdesklets? im trying to get an RSS feed from a certain website, well, how do i make it so i can click on the different articles for it to opne a webpage, right now its only showing the headlines, clicking on them wont launch the page
[10:08] <sknnbones> do you think a 10 gig paging file would be enought to split an 8 gig text file :\
[10:08] <ikonia> !uptime
[10:08] <ikonia> !give ikonia a treat
[10:08]  * baker_GR gives ikonia a rose
[10:08] <jonnyb> ok thank i'll try that
[10:08] <myself> wait i figured it out
[10:08] <sknnbones> !give coz a cookie
[10:08] <myself> funny enough changing "mozilla" to "firefox" made it work
[10:08] <Slart> dixond_: of course.. if you really want to you could make an auto-logon account and make it run the gdm-guest-session thingy automatically.. it wouldn't be safe enough for unsupervised use but that is really your choice
[10:08] <vigo> _8472: Maybe here> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1179587&highlight=dual+boot
[10:09] <fccf> ikona: to find out the irc servers uptime /uptime
[10:09] <ikonia> fccf: I know how to do that, thanks
[10:09] <fccf> ikonia: sorry a little annoying
[10:09] <ikonia> fccf: what ?
[10:09] <fccf> ikonia: nevermind
[10:11] <__8472> vigo: 9.04, the JJ
[10:11] <fccf> going to bed I am .... very tired .. a little cranky and I forgot where I put my kernel ... again
[10:12] <vigo> _8472: Ok, let me try that again, I think that forum thread was win7, but should work on any, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1179587&highlight=dual+boot
[10:13] <cifo> Bonjour tous le monde :)
[10:13] <bazhang> !fr | cifo
[10:13] <__8472> vigo: thx, i'm going to try now something, and i'll see then. hope some changes might work. thx again
[10:13] <fccf> !fr | cifo
[10:13] <cifo> sorry !
[10:13] <fccf> ciao
[10:13] <cifo> hello evry one :)
[10:13] <fccf> hello cifo
[10:14] <cifo> ur are fine ?
[10:14] <fccf> yes, tired but fine
[10:14] <nsh> how can i get a wav to be played when resuming from hibernate/suspend
[10:14] <nsh> ?
[10:15] <Slart> nsh: aren't there folders in /etc/acpi or similar where you can put a symlink to a script?
[10:15] <Slart> nsh: and use "aplay" in that script
[10:15] <nsh> ah, thanks
[10:15] <vigo> __8472: Also this one has been a great one: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=179902
[10:16] <nsh> /etc/acpi/resume.d/ i suppose
[10:16] <Slart> nsh: sounds like a likely candidate
[10:16] <fccf> nsh: good place to start
[10:17]  * nsh investigates -- thanks again
[10:17] <Kollapse> Hi. I'm having gobject problems with a lot of applications. I get this error with all of them:  http://pastie.org/503379 . I tried everything but I still can't fix the problem. Any help will be appreciated.
[10:18] <fccf> Kollapse: looks like you have 2 versions of style installed
[10:18] <Kollapse> fccf: of what style ?
[10:19] <ikonia> fccf: what is style ?
[10:19] <fccf> QtEngineStyle & QtEngineRcStyle
[10:19] <ikonia> fccf: what is that ?
[10:19] <ikonia> fccf: that's a QT system call
[10:19] <__8472> vigo: problem solved, it was a wrong definition of drive in my menu.lst, thx for the help
[10:19] <fccf> yes and it is calling both of them
[10:20] <ikonia> fccf: do you actually know what you're saying ?
[10:20] <andruk> is there a free database like the unix dictionary, except with part-of-speech tags and definitions?
[10:20] <fccf> calling it as I see it after 20 some odd hours
[10:20] <fccf> goodnight
[10:20] <ikonia> fccf: it's a"warning" look at the critical
[10:20] <vigo> __8472: That makes me happy, any errors that you sole please post to launchpad or the forums, :)
[10:20] <devD> why baker_GR got kicked?
[10:21] <vigo> *solve
[10:21] <myself> does anyone here know how to use desklets? im trying to figure out a thing: so i have this desklet that had errors, so i set it so that it wont show errors by saying ignore errors in this desklet, now i wanna see the errors again--how do i set it so i can view errors on that desklet again.
[10:21] <myself> its for an RSS one
[10:21] <__8472> vigo: actually, there wasn't any error, it simply didn't booted from the wrong drive
[10:21] <vigo> Now that is fun stuff!
[10:22] <Bullterd> Hey All.
[10:22] <Bullterd> I have two NIC's in the same machine, each configured to there own IP
[10:22] <Bullterd> when I ping one IP, I get act lights on the one nic
[10:22] <Bullterd> but when i ping the other IP I get act lights on the same nic?!
[10:22] <__8472> vigo: ok, thx again, bye
[10:22] <Bullterd> Am I correct in saying its routing all traffic through the first NIC for both IP's ?
[10:22] <vigo> __8472: I still enjoy learning things, and mistakes are part of the human condition.
[10:22] <ikonia> Bullterd: what are their IP address ?
[10:22] <Bullterd> first one is 192.168.2.10
[10:22] <Bullterd> second is 192.168.2.11
[10:22] <ikonia> Bullterd: they are on the same network
[10:23] <myself> anyone here know how i can make a desklet not "ignore errors in this desklet" after setting it to that at one point?
[10:23] <Bullterd> ikonia: But I specially told it, eth0 has this ip, eth1 has this one
[10:23] <ikonia> Bullterd: yes, but they are on the same network
[10:23] <Bullterd> 0.o
[10:23] <ikonia> Bullterd: check your routing and gateway
[10:24] <ikonia> Bullterd: you'll have problems putting multiple nicks on the same network
[10:24] <administrator__> sugeti mielul??
[10:24] <Bullterd> Dang
[10:24] <ikonia> Bullterd: also activitiy lights don't always mean activity
[10:24] <madalin> administrator__: lamer.
[10:24] <Bullterd> next question
[10:24] <Bullterd> I setup a bond using bond mode 4
[10:24] <Bullterd> when im transfering files
[10:24] <Bullterd> using the bond
[10:24] <Bullterd> activiy only shows on one of the NIC's
[10:24] <administrator__> winap for xubuntu???
[10:24] <ikonia> Bullterd: how are you measuring activity
[10:25] <Bullterd> if i then pull out the lan cable for the one that isnt acting, the transfer doesnt stop.
[10:25] <Bullterd> I assume this means that the bond didnt work ?
[10:25] <Bullterd> and is just using the one interface ?
[10:25] <ikonia> Bullterd: why would you expect the transfer to stop
[10:26] <Flynsarmy> I installed a program in WINE and it added an item to my applications menu. When i go 'edit menu' and hit the 'delete' button on it nothing happens. Why?
[10:26] <Bullterd> because bonding the two interfaces doesnt have redundancy
[10:26] <Bullterd> so if i pull one cable, the bond should die
[10:26] <ikonia> Bullterd: they are aggregated
[10:26] <Bullterd> if it was working as a bond correctly
[10:26] <ikonia> Bullterd: no it will aggreegate over the one nic
[10:26] <Bullterd> even in mode 4 ?
[10:27] <ikonia> Bullterd: from what I'm reading
[10:27] <Bullterd> hmm.
[10:27] <ikonia> Bullterd: your switch also needs to support 802 port aggregation too
[10:27] <Bullterd> is there any way to measure samba file transfer speed ?
[10:27] <Bullterd> yeah mine does
[10:28] <administrator__> ma e vreun roman pe ici???
[10:28] <Bullterd> have you any experiance with bonding on 8.10 ?
[10:28] <ikonia> Bullterd: sure
[10:28] <sknnbones> coz, do you want a link to a 2.4 gig password list?
[10:28] <administrator__> raspundeti in pula mea
[10:28] <Bullterd> ikonia: so, I did the apt-get install ifentool
[10:28] <Bullterd> ikonia: then setup the bond in /etc/network/interface
[10:29] <sknnbones> its been compressed to a 84 mb file
[10:29] <Bullterd> ikonia: Am i correct in saying that should be it for configuration ?
[10:29] <vigo> Flynsarmy: I do not do WINE, the thing could be removed in TUI, or CLI, but I would ask in #wine before I did anything, also make a backup.
[10:29] <coz_> sknnbones,   cool  so its accessible now?
[10:29] <ikonia> Bullterd: yup - sounds good
[10:29] <sknnbones> no.
[10:29] <Bullterd> hmm.
[10:29] <coz_> sknnbones,  ah oh
[10:30] <gh0st> can someone help me in regards to using "ddclient" before i loose all hope in mankind xD just kidding, however, i am having some SEVERE issue that are making my non-noobish head hurt.
[10:30] <Bullterd> ikonia: I can get the bond up and pinging - if my switch didnt support the standerd, would the bond not come online at all ?
[10:30] <ikonia> Bullterd: the bond would come on line, but it wouldn't aggregate
[10:30] <Bullterd> Dang.
[10:30] <Bullterd> Which is what i susspect is happening
[10:30] <Flannel> sknnbones, coz_: Please keep offtopic chatter out of this channel, thanks.
[10:30] <coz_> o0 ??
[10:30] <Bullterd> i max apache out on my gig lan at 40Mb/s
[10:30] <ikonia> Bullterd: most switches need aggregation enabling/configuring, have you configured it ?
[10:30] <coz_> you guys have got to tame that bot
[10:31] <ikonia> coz_: what bot ?
[10:31] <Bullterd> ikonia: Ive got a USrobotics gig switch, any ideas what it would be called ?
[10:31] <Bullterd> ikonia: Flow Control ?
[10:31] <ikonia> Bullterd: no, flow control is not agregation
[10:31] <coz_> Flannel,  there was no off topic chatter here but  none the less  I have to break
[10:31] <Bullterd> ikonia: Dang.
[10:32] <spearsoft> Hi guy, which command can I use to open port 22
[10:32] <ikonia> Bullterd: dynamic port aggregation
[10:32] <ikonia> spearsoft: it's open by default
[10:32] <gh0st> anyone here know anything about the "ddclient" version in the Jaunty repos? i think the package is broken
[10:32] <spearsoft> ikonia, when I try to ssh , am told connection to port 22 refused why?
[10:33] <ikonia> spearsoft: is sshd running on the server ?
[10:33] <Bullterd> ikonia: Here's my choices in the switch menu: http://www.upload3r.com/serve/070609/1244367169.jpg
[10:33] <ikonia> Bullterd: doesn't look like it has an option for it
[10:33] <Bullterd> Dang
[10:33] <Bullterd> and it wouldnt be something thats just automagically enabled ?
[10:33] <ikonia> Bullterd: no, would be dangerous to have that enabled
[10:33] <Padhu> Which application can be used for download on-line documentations
[10:34] <Bullterd> Poo.
[10:34] <ikonia> Padhu: web browser
[10:34] <spearsoft> ikonia, yes itis
[10:34] <ikonia> spearsoft: on that machine ssh local host
[10:34] <ikonia> spearsoft: "localhost" sorry
[10:34] <Padhu> ikonia: Firefox downloads present page only
[10:34] <Slart> Padhu: what kind of documentation are you talking about?
[10:35] <spearsoft> ikonia, it is actually what am using
[10:35] <Padhu> any on-line documentation.
[10:35] <ikonia> spearsoft: so try "ssh localhost"
[10:35] <Slart> Padhu: ehm.. firefox doesn't do it?
[10:35] <spearsoft> ikonia, still do not work
[10:35] <lungan> Is there a way to get hilights in irssi so the msg that is hilighted also appears in a separate window? irssi
[10:35] <vigo> gh0st:Server?
[10:35] <ikonia> spearsoft: then ssh is not running
[10:36] <Slart> Padhu: you're not talking about pdf's?
[10:36] <theniel> Hi everybody
[10:36] <Padhu> slat: then which is next
[10:36] <gh0st> yes vigo
[10:36] <Slart> lungan: I don't know how.. but I'm saying "yes".. irssi can do all kinds of weird stuff
[10:36] <gh0st> im having HUGE issues with ddclient
[10:36] <Padhu> slarts: not an pdf
[10:36] <Morkeleb> hello. we are having problem in ubutun 9.04 with wlan with a intel 3945AGB (ipw3945) device - the network connection stops working quite soon and a restart is necessary to make it work again. i found bugs like https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/132042 or https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/139642. "iwconfig wlan0 rate 5.5M auto" helped a bit so that it stopped working later. adding a line "blacklist ipv6" to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist resul
[10:36] <Slart> Padhu: do you have an example of documentation that doesn't work?
[10:36] <Slart> Padhu: a web-address perhaps?
[10:37] <whatvn> afternoon!
[10:37] <Padhu> Slart: for example grub manual
[10:37] <lungan> Slart: okok, but another question, you dont know if i can disable all this msg "has joined the channel" "has quit" and so on? pretty anoying since people join and quit all the time?
[10:37] <Slart> !quietirssi | lungan
[10:37] <Padhu> Slart: it is html document could not be downloadable
[10:37] <vigo> gh0st: Using BIND?
[10:37] <Morkeleb> btw, that blackist change made the whole system not work anymore. is there a fix for this?
[10:37] <Morkeleb> even after removing the file again
[10:37] <lungan> Slart: Thank you so much
[10:38] <Slart> Padhu: the grub manual is available from lots of places.. including typing "man grub" in a terminal
[10:38] <whatvn> !grub | Padhu
[10:38] <Slart> Padhu: which url did you use?
[10:39] <Slart> Padhu: oh.. I think I understand now.. you want to download an entire html-site.. with several pages and links and whatnot
[10:39] <Padhu> It is an example. Lot of documents available as webpage and it has multiple pages
[10:39] <lungan> Slart: If i somehow whanna enable the join quits ans so on again, what do i write then?
[10:39] <whatvn> Padhu: wget --mirror will help
[10:39] <Padhu> Slart: exactly
[10:39] <Slart> Padhu: wget will do that..there are other tools as well..
[10:40] <Slart> lungan: /ignore #ubuntu -JOINS -PARTS -QUITS   I think
[10:40] <vigo> gh0st: From the forums were a bunch of entries. > this one may help> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=79588&highlight=ddclient
[10:40] <Slart> lungan: I've actually never enabled them again.. =)
[10:40] <Padhu> Whatvn: please post syntax. because i already tried it.
[10:40] <whatvn> Padhu: wget --mirror url
[10:40] <Slart> lungan: but check the irssi main site.. they have some documentation and scripts available
[10:41] <lungan> Slart: okay haha, but thank you, i will search for how to get the hilights in one separate window
[10:41] <Padhu> Whatvn: I will try it.
[10:41] <Padhu> Slart: you told about tools
[10:41]  * whatvn thinks wget is a tool
[10:41] <Slart> Padhu: mm.. hang on.. let me find some apps
[10:42] <Padhu> Slart: sure
[10:42] <Morkeleb> can someoen help me with wlan problem in ubutntu 9.04? it stops working soon after transferring some data (correctly) and a reboot is necessary to make it work again. makes internet almost unusable
[10:42] <gh0st> vigo: i have no idea my friend, i've tryed installing "ddclient" from the repos, and it fails in spectacular fashion as there is an error in the script itself, (line 1974) im no good at python, so there goes that troubleshooting xD ive configured the most recent client however there seems to be great un-compatibility problems with jaunty, theres no rc.d, some sbin confusion, and the init.d script is incomprehensable :'( any suggestions?
[10:42] <Slart> whatvn: it's a tool alright.. a multicolored swiss army edition of a tool.. with extra bits hanging off it.. with a turbo option =)
[10:42] <myself> is there anything better than desklets for desktop GNOME RSS feed stuff cause desklets freaking sucks bad
[10:42] <DaveCo> hello, i have an eee pc, and i want to install a touchscreen. What are the chances of it working will with ubuntu?
[10:43] <lex0> how to i check my cd rom drive?
[10:43] <lex0> i dont see my cd showing up
[10:43] <whatvn> Slart: swiss army edition, haha. great!
[10:43] <Padhu1> Hi
[10:43] <vigo> gh0st: Use it with BIND9, or use a command to fix packages. mc or vim can help there.
[10:44] <Slart> !info webhttrack | Padhu
[10:44] <ernest> Hello World!!
[10:44] <reto`> Morkeleb: you need to use ubuntu? if a wifi is not working on a notebook I usually try another distro (fedora?). trying to make the wifi work if it doesn't can result in days of headache.
[10:44]  * whatvn go to coffee shop!
[10:44] <gorbierd> hey all!
[10:45] <Padhu> Slart: webhttrack is crashed in my pc ubuntu 8.10
[10:45] <gorbierd> how do i get keynames for keyboard keys for example KEY_DOWN is for down key
[10:45] <gh0st> vigo: kinda lost me my friend, the only command i understood in that was what vim was, however i use "nano" (these might be totally unrealated programs, but i thought vim was a suped up txt editor etc.)
[10:45] <gorbierd> but what name for backspace or escape?
[10:45] <Morkeleb> well, i thought that the problem is in the kernal/drivers, so switching to another distro might not help. if you say otherwise, please recommend another distroy where you think it will work and that you think is good
[10:45] <Slart> Padhu: that's the app I would try.. if you can't make that work you'd have to go with wget
[10:45] <lex0> can someone tell me why my cd drive is suddenly not recognizing my cd i just fixed my partitons
[10:45] <myself> anyone know something better than gdesklets in which i can integrate a news RSS feed onto my desktop? ubuntu
[10:46] <Slart> myself: you want the text from the rss-feed to end up on your desktop? tried conky?
[10:46] <Padhu> Slart: Ok. I will try it with Gwget
[10:46] <vangog13> x2300 not support ubuntu 9.04?
[10:46] <matrixblue> !mount | lex0
[10:46] <Jangal> how can I add non free repositories to ubuntu>
[10:46] <Jangal> ?
[10:47] <Slart> !repositories | Jangal
[10:47] <vigo> gh0st: Vi or vim is THE text editor, or not. Make a backup, test the scripts with BIND9 and ddc then have fun.
[10:47] <wildc4rd> quick question regarding users, me@my ubuntu box:~$ uptime
[10:47] <wildc4rd>  10:46:00 up 14 days, 23:31,  3 users,  load average: 0.07, 0.05, 0.04
[10:47] <wildc4rd> , why would there be 3 users, if only I have access to this PC?
[10:47] <lungan> can someone hilight me
[10:47] <gh0st> vigo: what is BIND9?
[10:47] <vangog13> ati x2300 not support ubuntu 9.04?
[10:48] <Slart> lungan: there is a test channel.. take a wild guess what it's called
[10:48] <myself> slart, conky? ill check it out
[10:48] <ernest> How i can mount cue files in to virtual drive?
[10:48] <gorbierd> noone?
[10:48] <Slart> myself: conky is usually used to display drive space, processor usage and such.. but I think it can do rss feeds too
[10:48] <vigo> gh0st: That is what works or appears to work with the ddsclient
[10:48] <myself> oh interesting, okay ill check it out
[10:48] <Slart> ernest: you can't, afaik... convert them to iso's.. bchunk will help
[10:48] <matrixblue> gorbierd, sup?
[10:49] <AnnonyMouse3> hi guys. having trouble getting write access over NFS. followed exports, fstab, UID & GID are as they should be. any ideas?
[10:49] <gorbierd> how do i get keynames for keyboard keys?
[10:49] <vigo> gh0st: Look at these threads: http://ubuntuforums.org/search.php?searchid=60254005
[10:49] <Morkeleb> - reto` - read my response?
[10:49] <Slart> gorbierd: xev might get you key *codes*... not sure how to translate those to names though
[10:49] <lex0> matrixblue: can you explain how i can see the devices and mount my cdrom to the proper part on my hard disk...i just did some partitioning and i am kind of confused on what to do next
[10:50] <gorbierd> for example for exaple KEYDOWN etc..
[10:50] <bakarat> i have encrypted all my partitions with dm-crypt (except /boot of course), normally ubuntu will prompt for passwords on boot, this time however, it prompted twice (i reckon for swap & /), then when it wanted to prompt again (/home and /var), it went berserk and ended up saying "fsck.ext3: no such file or directory while trying to open /dev/mapper/sdc6_crypt
[10:50] <gorbierd> i need names for wiimote controll
[10:50] <gorbierd> sorry KEY_DOWN
[10:50] <matrixblue> gorbierd, sorry never tried that before
[10:51] <oleids> hey guys
[10:51] <gorbierd> matrixblue ok)
[10:51] <Slart> gorbierd: you have some software driver for the wiimote, right?
[10:51] <vigo> gh0st: and here> http://ubuntuforums.org/search.php?searchid=60254065
[10:51] <gorbierd> yep
[10:51] <Slart> gorbierd: and you're editing the config-file for this program, right?
[10:51] <reto`> Morkeleb: no... what was it?
[10:51] <gorbierd> yep)
[10:51] <gorbierd> Slart but i dunno what to enter for some keys...
[10:52] <matrixblue> lex0 you said you mounted the Cd-drive? What's the problem exactly?
[10:52] <Morkeleb> reto`: <Morkeleb> well, i thought that the problem is in the kernal/drivers, so switching to another distro might not help. if you say otherwise, please recommend another distroy where you think it will work and that you think is good
[10:52] <Slart> gorbierd: then these keys could be called "Frank" and "Linus" for all we know.. it's  up to the program, afaik
[10:52] <oleids> my problem: after a system-hangup i pressed strg+alt+f1 and f2 an have done a reboot as root via the terminal. now after a reboot i have no permissions with my home account to write anywhere. any ideas?
[10:52] <Slart> gorbierd: the program reads the config file and decides what to make of it.. you'll have to check the documentation for the app
[10:52] <gorbierd> no no it uses X11 names
[10:52] <gorbierd> just it^)
[10:52] <orgthingy> how can i end all activities/programs used by root?
[10:52] <lex0> matrixblue: no i recently deleted my old windows partiton so now i can use ubuntu on my full hdd, but now its not regocnizing my cd rom
[10:53] <lex0> matrixblue: i am sort of new to linux
[10:53] <ernest> Haw to use bchunk? I need to convert cue to iso? In termina bchunk xxxxx?
[10:53] <Jangal> is it smart to install latest radeon fglrx driver on lts ubuntu?
[10:53] <Slart> gorbierd: and if I google for "x11 key names" nothing good will show up?
[10:53] <matrixblue> lex0 so when you put a cd in what happens?
[10:53] <lex0> nothing
[10:54] <oleids> further i couldnt execute many programs witout being root
[10:54] <bakarat> ubuntu is not automatically mounting two out of four encrypted partitions, any ideas why?
[10:54] <lex0> matrixblue: its like the computer doesnt even recognize it
[10:54] <AnnonyMouse3> having trouble getting write access over NFS. followed guides & exports, fstab, UID & GID are as they should be. any ideas?
[10:54] <bakarat> i get thrown to an administrative shell and i can manually open/mount the partitions and read them
[10:55] <vigo> Jangal: It worked for me, I do not know which Radeon ATI you are using, but the fglrx covers alot of them.
[10:55] <reto`> Morkeleb: as I said, Fedora is quite advanced... you might also try a distro with a  very new kernel... it's trial and error... if you're lucky you can find one where it's working without any tweaking... but if you want to stick to ubuntu you can also try to make it work... but be warned... it can be a hassle
[10:55] <gorbierd> unfortunately
[10:55] <darkjackaho> i got a question to all: does intel gma4500mhd works good on jaunty? i've to buy a new notebook that got it inside...
[10:55] <darkjackaho> thanks
[10:55] <Nubuntu> Meh I have like 3 major issues now
[10:55] <Nubuntu> Whenever i boot up ubuntu i get the message:  soft reset (device not ready) 3 times
[10:56] <darkjackaho> now i got a lot of problems with JJ and Ati
[10:56] <Morkeleb> whats the latest kernel currently, so i can check how up-to-date a distro is?
[10:56] <reto`> Morkeleb: you might try the live cds... you can can quickly find out if it works like that... put them on a usb stick with unetbootin
[10:56] <Nubuntu> Second; Whenever i want to save a file it says i dont have enough diskpace,which i do
[10:56] <matrixblue> lex0, try typing this in terminal sudo mount /media/cdrom0/ -o unhide
[10:57] <Nubuntu> How do i select default driver to save things on?
[10:57] <darkjackaho> NOONE can help me??
[10:57] <Morkeleb> is there a guide how to use unetbootin - i'd thought of using an usb stick before instead of cd
[10:57] <bakarat> ok, if anyone is following my problem -> booting with an older kernel seems to fix the problem?
[10:57] <lex0> matrixblue: mount: no medium found on /dev/sr0
[10:58] <stevecam> Morkeleb: you might want to use the windows version the linux one doesnt work the best
[10:58] <myself> ANYONE know a GOOD thing to use for RSS feeding on the desktop in ubuntu????
[10:58] <myself> for GNOME
[10:58] <vigo> Morkeleb: uname -r, uname -a or some such shows you the installed kernel, the latest can be viewed at kernel.org, but the latest does not mean that it is compatible with whatever version you are using.
[10:59] <buntuNull> Hi! I've an ATI 9800XT (RV350) and I run Ubuntu 9.01. Can I install the drivers from ati.com or are they not ready for this ubuntu?
[10:59] <oleids> try g-desklets...
[10:59] <Nubuntu> Guys how do i know which partition my E: drive is?
[10:59] <buntuNull> Nubuntu: sudo fdisk -l
[10:59] <Nubuntu> Well
[10:59] <matrixblue> lex0 copy the output of ls /dev/ in www.paste.ubuntu.com and send me the link
[10:59] <Nubuntu> I get up like dev\sda, sda1,sda2 etc
[10:59] <Nubuntu> That doesnt tell me anything
[10:59] <buntuNull> Nubuntu: sudo fdisk -l
[11:00] <buntuNull> I dont know better
[11:00] <Nubuntu> k
[11:00] <Morkeleb> stevecam: but with windows version you just mean the way to set up the bootable usb stick, right?
[11:00] <Slart> gorbierd: tried the names found on this page
[11:00] <Na-Fiann> Hi, what tool can I use to find the channels of surrounding wi-fi networks?
[11:00] <Slart> gorbierd: http://www.linuxcertif.com/man/5/dgenrc/
[11:01] <Nubuntu> If i have a shared D: driver for bioth windows and ubuntu softwares,should i change the filesystem in it to FAT32?
[11:01] <bakarat> guys, is there any reason the .11 kernel (for 8.10) would mount 4 out of 4 encrypted partitions and the new .14 one would only mount 2 out of 4, then throw an error?
[11:01] <reto`> Morkeleb: yep... install unetbootin on windows
[11:01] <Morkeleb> ok
[11:01] <gorbierd> Slart thax alot!!
[11:01] <Morkeleb> thanx
[11:01] <stevecam> bakarat: whats the error
[11:01] <buntuNull> does ati.com drivers  work on your ubuntu 9 machines????
[11:01] <gorbierd> thanx i mean)
[11:01] <reto`> Morkeleb: Morkeleb it's very easy to use... you can even download the different linux distros from the program
[11:01] <lex0> matrixblue: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/190196/
[11:01] <matrixblue> lex0, do the same with ls /media/ too
[11:02] <bakarat> stevecam, officially it was fsck complaining that the partition did not exist, but that was because it was not "setup" with equivalent of cryptsetup luksOpen
[11:02] <myself> HOW DO i make a news RSS feed in GNOME appear on my DESKTOP
[11:02] <bakarat> stevecam, i got thrown to a shell and could mount the drives manually without a problem, tried rebooting twice, didn't work, third time i selected an older kernel and it seems to be booting flawlessly now
[11:02] <stevecam> myself: caps
[11:02] <lex0> matrixblue: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/190199/
[11:03] <the-killer> Hello all how i can update the db of the command locate ?
[11:03] <stevecam> bakarat: im sorry i dont know how to help you, i was just suggesting that so someone else could see
[11:03] <bakarat> stevecam, ah ok :)
[11:04] <arry> Hi! What's the command to find out the name of the user? System installed long ago, I remember the password, but forgot my user name! :)
[11:04] <huayra> people I want to use a sound pipe under Ubuntu and streamit to the internet using ogg
[11:04] <stevecam> bakarat: i recenly had another problem with new kernel, it seem quite strange,wouldnt read my hard drives, so i decided to install ubuntu
[11:04] <huayra> how would you go aboutdoing that?
[11:06] <arry> I want to use the command I am asking above in SysRescue
[11:07] <matrixblue> lex0, also cat /etc/fstab
[11:07] <bakarat> stevecam, o, well as soon as i reset my launchpad password, i'm gonna file a bug report :p
[11:08] <vigo> myself: Use Firefox or Epiphany, in Synaptic are a few also.
[11:08] <lex0> matrixblue: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/190200/
[11:08] <myself> vigo: i want like an RSS feed that is just integrated into my desktop background
[11:09] <bakarat> myself, there are some screenlets for it i think
[11:09] <myself> screenlets?
[11:09] <bakarat> myself, personally for rss i recommend "liferea"
[11:09] <vigo> myself: Yes, look in Synaptic Package Manager>Gnome| search RSS
[11:09] <bakarat> myself, sort of like widgets :p
[11:09] <bakarat> myself, i'm not a big fan, but it's out there, best to google it a bit (or ask here)
[11:09] <vigo> What bakarat said
[11:09] <matrixblue> lex0, everything seems in order. put a cd in and pastebin ls /media/cdrom0/
[11:09] <myself> no google sucks
[11:10] <myself> lol
[11:10] <stevecam> what is FreeNX like? any cons and pros?
[11:10] <myself> it is just a bunch of outdated stuff
[11:10] <myself> if i use google to search for it
[11:10] <myself> forum posts from 2005
[11:10] <kater> stevecam, only 2 userer allow to login i think
[11:10] <bakarat> google tends to return old results first :p but afaik screenlets is still pretty popular in some circles and not outdated
[11:10] <myself> ill check out liferea
[11:10] <bakarat> but don't quote me on that ;)
[11:10] <reto`> myself: you can tweak it to just show you the posts of the last month or whatever you want
[11:11] <lex0> matrixblue: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/190202/
[11:11] <Slart> myself: conky didn't work?
[11:11] <myself> i just tried desklets and it was outdated and sucked
[11:11] <Na-Fiann> does anyone know how to find the channels of all available wireless networks?
[11:11] <myself> no i just want something thats specifically made for RSS
[11:11] <reto`> Na-Fiann: kismet
[11:11] <bakarat> myself i share your opinion that such contraptions for gnome generally suck :P hence liferea!
[11:11] <matrixblue> lex0, have you tried another cd? What kind of CD is this?
[11:11] <myself> hehe what exactly is liferea?
[11:12] <bakarat> it's a kickass rss reader
[11:12] <bakarat> i use it 24/7 :p
[11:12] <myself> okay :)
[11:12] <lex0> its a game
[11:12] <myself> you're a game
[11:12] <Na-Fiann> reto':does it work for 802.11g as well?
[11:12] <Na-Fiann> reto`:does it work for 802.11g as well?
[11:13] <reto`> Na-Fiann: yes
[11:13] <bakarat> (o btw, slightly offtopic as it's not a question or problem: i LOVE netbook remix!)
[11:13] <Na-Fiann> kk ty:) then synaptic lists it wrong
[11:13] <reto`> Na-Fiann: it states that it doesn't work with wit 11g?
[11:14] <Na-Fiann> reto`: "Kismet is a 802.11b wireless network sniffer. "
[11:14] <lex0> matrixblue: still not recognizing cds
[11:15] <matrixblue> lex0, what kind of cds are these?
[11:15] <reto`> Na-Fiann: I think it should work with anything your card supports
[11:15] <Na-Fiann> reto`: I'll try it out, thanks:)
[11:15] <lex0> games like GRID, crysis, and cdr which i had an iso on
[11:15] <lex0> they worked before
[11:16] <lex0> matrixblue: i noticed when i right click the cd rom drive it says mount
[11:16] <lex0> mount volume but it doesnt let me mount it like that
[11:16] <reto`> Na-Fiann: yw
[11:16] <Padhu> anyone tell me the best perl tutorial to download
[11:16] <lex0> matrixblue: says unable to mount media
[11:17] <Guest39268> Hello, i am currently having problems with my graphics on my Ubuntu with the drivers, Advent 7113 with Intel940GML graphics
[11:17] <matrixblue> lex0, try sudo mount /media/cdrom0/ -o unhide and pastebin the output
[11:17] <myself> so with liferea can i integrate a RSS feed into my desktop background or is this just a thing where i can just read a bunch of RSS feeds or w/e
[11:17] <myself> bakarat
[11:17] <gasquetfan> hi
[11:18] <gasquetfan> has anyone tried to install freebsd from a usb stick?
[11:19] <lex0> matrixblue: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/190207/
[11:19] <Guest39268> Can anybody help me with a graphics problem?
[11:19] <stevecam> Guest39268: no
[11:19] <stevecam> lol
[11:20] <Guest39268> stevecam,  - Why not?
[11:20] <matrixblue> lex0, which version of ubuntu you're using? and did you just install using the same cd drive?
[11:20] <stevecam> could you explain what is happening
[11:21] <lex0> jaunty the newest version...actually i used usb stick to do the partition
[11:21] <Guest39268> Well it runs normally like my effects however a game or anything else does not. watching a youtube video or a picture from a website which fades in is really laggy
[11:21] <SunnyDP> hey guys, i got this programming trying to compile itself, and it's screaming about missing kernel :Makefile:145: *** Error: unable to find the sources of your current Linux kernel
[11:22] <SunnyDP> do yo guys know how i would re-install the kernel headers etc...
[11:22] <Slart> gasquetfan: you've noticed which channel you are in, right?
[11:22] <SunnyDP> gasquetfan: cool nick :D
[11:23] <matrixblue> lex0, all your mount settings appear to be correct. Did this drive work outside of linux? Like can you boot into a live cd environment?
[11:23] <Guest39268> Well it runs normally like my effects however a game or anything else does not. watching a youtube video or a picture from a website which fades in is really laggy
[11:23] <bakarat> myself, no integration into the desktop as far as i know
[11:23] <bakarat> myself, that can only be accomplished with the desklets/screenlets/whatever
[11:23] <myself> >:-)
[11:24] <lex0> matrixblue: yes i can
[11:24] <matrixblue> lex0, is this an IDE or sata cd-rom?
[11:24] <lex0> sata
[11:26] <beac> While installing Ubuntu 9.04 alongside Windows 7 RC1 GRUB offered me to put the latter into the boot manager as a choice. Which it did. But after two days I actually chose to boot into Windows and my PC just rebooted. Is my install wrecked? I can still access all the files on my Windows partition (due to automount)
[11:27] <ch_> can i edit the partitions on a macbook without ubuntu installed with gparted on an ubuntu live cd?
[11:27] <erUSUL> ch_: probably yes
[11:27] <Martineo> ch_: yes
[11:27] <lex0> any solutions matrixblue?
[11:28] <ch_> thanks erUSUL and Martineo
[11:28] <matrixblue> lex0, how long has this problem been occurring?
[11:28] <rohit> beac ~ search online for ubuntu grub and windows 7 ... grub might have some problems booting into windows 7. Although Windows 7 bootloader is supposed to be similar to Vista bootloader
[11:28] <reto`> beac: maybe you're getting a blue screen? you could try turning automatic reboot off (f8) after selecting win 7 to start
[11:28] <Martineo> np ch_
[11:28] <beac> rohit: That seems like a good idea, considering it shows up as "Windows Vista" anyway.
[11:28] <Martineo> i lv abrv
[11:29] <alejandro_> lex0: :D
[11:29] <beac> I'll check that out
[11:29] <bakarat> myself, btw, possibly blasmephous, but if you are dead-set on having widgets and what not, you may want to check out kubuntu :p
[11:29] <lex0> matrixblue: ever since i did the partiton a minute ago
[11:29] <myself> how do i install kubuntu
[11:29] <myself> can i get kubuntu
[11:30] <myself> i eman
[11:30] <myself> can i just switch over to kubuntu from ubuntu?
[11:30] <myself> or how does it work
[11:30] <matrixblue> lex0, have you rebooted since then?
[11:30] <bakarat> myself, you can either install from scratch, or you can simply install 1 package
[11:30] <myself> well, how does the install 1 package work
[11:30] <rohit> myself, i think you can you just need to install the kde package
[11:30] <lex0> yes
[11:30] <myself> and what about the gnome package?
[11:30] <lex0> let me try once more
[11:30] <myself> so how exactly do i swtich from gnome to KDE
[11:31] <rohit> myself, you will be able to choose either Gnome or KDE while logging in ...
[11:31] <bakarat> myself, i'm checking, not sure what the package is called :p
[11:31] <iKonaK1> @myself > sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[11:31] <bakarat> ah there we go :p
[11:31] <myself> okay, so once i get kubuntu, what do i do with the widgets
[11:31] <bakarat> i have no idea
[11:31] <myself> how do you know there are widgets
[11:31] <myself> lol
[11:31] <bakarat> never really used kde much, just know they are more about the pretsy stuff and widgets :p
[11:31] <Kreiger> hey, im trying to install injection patched wireless drivers on my ubuntu 9.04, but in doing so i may have lost wireless connectivity :P so im trying to reinstall the default ipw2200 drivers manually, but they say they need the package ieee80211 installed, so i downloaded the package, but cant get it to 'make'
[11:31] <myself> well where do i get widgets for it
[11:31] <bakarat> *shrugs* #kubuntu ? :p
[11:32] <rohit> Okay I have a hardware related question ... I currently have 4 GB of DDR II 667 Mhz RAM, running with a Intel Core 2 Quad Q9300 2.5 Ghz processor ... will upgrading to DDR II 800 Mhz RAM make a big difference ?
[11:33] <reto`> rohit: why would you want to do that?
[11:33] <rohit> reto`, I thought it would increase performance :D
[11:33] <matrixblue> rohit, I doubt it would be noticeable
[11:33] <bakarat> well at the price of RAM these days, it can't really hurt :P
[11:33] <SpinachHead> Hi, is there a way to go a shortcut key or combo to go backwards navigation wise through the html elements in the browser (the opposite of navigating by tabs)?
[11:34] <lex0> matrixblue: still no go..
[11:34] <teeps> Hi, I'm having a huge amount of trouble getting my wireless card to work - I've tried so much stuff with ndiswrapper and so on but I haven't had any luck. Can anyone offer any assistance?
[11:34] <lex0> matrixblue: it doesnt seem that the cdrom drive is mounted..
[11:35] <bakarat> teeps, more system information is required to answer that properly, but first off: have you updated your installation?
[11:35] <chocobanana> SpinachHead: can you please explain that better?
[11:35] <reto`> rohit: hmm... I don't think it would help much... it's certainly not worth the money
[11:35] <rohit> teeps, have you tried searching on google for ubuntu+<your wireless card make> ? quite possible some one else also had the same problem :)
[11:35] <bakarat> teeps, which version are you running?
[11:35] <matrixblue> lex0, run sudo cat /dev/scd0
[11:35] <chocobanana> teeps: Ubuntu version and which wireless card?
[11:35] <rohit> reto`, hmm I guess your right...
[11:35] <teeps> bakarat: nope, just vanilla 9.04 - I have no connection for this comp exept wireless so I can't update
[11:35] <teeps> roit : I've tried that, no success with any of the solutions ive found
[11:36] <lex0> matrixblue: cat: /dev/scd0: No medium found
[11:36] <chocobanana> teeps: whatś the card?
[11:36] <teeps> cocobanana: lspci -nn gives Broadcom Corporation BCM4318 [Airforce One 54g] 802.11g Wireless LAN Controller [14e4:4318] (rev 02)
[11:37] <yellabs> is there an ubuntu server channel?
[11:37] <matrixblue> lex0, pastebin ls -la /dev/
[11:38] <ch_> would grub work on the macbook? is it advisable to use that instead of bootcamp/>
[11:39] <teeps> so its an ASUS WL-138Gv2
[11:39] <lex0> matrixblue: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/190215/
[11:39] <chocobanana> teeps: that card can be easily enabled from the Hardware drivers page. But you need to use a wired connection. Are you connecting via a home router?
[11:39] <teeps> yes via a router
[11:40] <myself> if i install the kubuntu package, will it be interconnected with ubuntu and stuff, i mean will all the programs and packages be shared between ubuntu and kubuntu so i can log into either and run both?
[11:40] <Zorro> John Greek
[11:40] <chocobanana> teeps: surely the router must have wired ports, doesn't it?
[11:40] <vigo> yellabs: There are many in here that use servers and desktops , any desktop can be a server, sort of.
[11:40] <ikonia> myself: the software / applications will run on either desktop
[11:40] <myself> but will they be the same
[11:40] <dakarn> myself: you'll just change the window manager
[11:41] <Guest16806> Hi
[11:41] <myself> basically i just change the explorer?
[11:41] <ikonia> myself: what do you mean, bet the same ?
[11:41] <myself> i mean like will they run the same window manager, use the same python packages, etc
[11:41] <myself> i mean
[11:41] <myself> like, run the same office programs
[11:41] <ikonia> myself: they will use the graphics toolkit they where built again
[11:41] <teeps> chocobanana: yes but i'm not sure if we have any cables around at the moment...is there a way I can do it without connecting the computer? I can transfer files over from the laptop I'm currently on if required
[11:41] <myself> like will i be running the same firefox in both of them?
[11:41] <ikonia> yes
[11:41] <myself> same, Wine, same Rhythmbox
[11:41] <ikonia> yes
[11:41] <myself> okay
[11:41] <myself> i see
[11:41] <ikonia> the different is the desktop/graphical toolkit
[11:42] <dakarn> everything will be the same except your window manager, if you so choose
[11:42] <chocobanana> teeps: I don't know off hand, but I can assure you that if you manage to connect with cable it will be dead simple to get wireless working
[11:42] <myself> i see
[11:42] <teeps> i see
[11:42] <chocobanana> lol
[11:42] <Guest16806> Sorry if im on the wrong channel, first time to use irc. My problem is Ubuntu default dictionary is no working. I get the message "Connection timeout for the dictionary server at 'dict.org:2628'"
[11:42] <vigo> That was funny
[11:43] <teeps> chocobanana: so i would just go into hardwar drivers and if it searched it would find the correct drivers and install them automatically? is there any chance that all this messing around ive done with ndiswrapper would prevent it from working correctly?
[11:43] <rohit> Guest16806, try accessing dict.org via a browser
[11:43] <esperegu> do the atom cpu's support amd64 ?
[11:43] <chocobanana> teeps: most tutorials for that card assume you can connect with a wired connection
[11:43] <Guest16806> Thanks!
[11:43] <lex0> matrixblue: any ideas?
[11:43] <frowningfreezer> I installed Ubuntu 9.04 on an old Pentium III 450Mhz 128 Mb RAM a few days ago, found it way too slow, so tried Xubunty and also Fluxbuntu, but they didn't work for my situation, so now I'm back to Ubuntu and wanted to install Fluxbox on top of that. But now my regular Ubuntu installation seems faster (and workable!) than last time I installed it! The only difference is that I haven't yet installed all the updates the Update Manager
[11:43] <matrixblue> lex0, all of your symlinks point to the correct location and your fstab file is correct
[11:43] <chocobanana> teeps: yes, it would be that simple. No, I'm not sure of the consequences of having messed around with ndiswrapper already.
[11:43] <matrixblue> lex0, I'll searching to see what else could be the problem
[11:44] <lex0> matrixblue: ok
[11:44] <rohit> I thought you need a minimum of 256 MB RAM to install Ubuntu ?
[11:44] <frowningfreezer> not when using alternate installation CD
[11:44] <vigo> rohit: see Minimal
[11:44] <matrixblue> lex0, right click the cd drive and select eject. Just to see if it responds at all to the OS
[11:44] <rohit> Ah yes okay
[11:44] <DeaCon> DSL if you tying fluxbox might help
[11:45] <rohit> Why not try XFCE ?
[11:45] <yellabs> to add more ram is cheap
[11:45] <yellabs> 128 is really not fast, believe me i have tried often
[11:45] <frowningfreezer> XFCE better than fluxbox?
[11:45] <dakarn> frowningfreezer: i would recommend xfce if you like the 'gnome' experience, but i recommend openbox wm
[11:45] <lex0> matrixblue: says unable to mount media
[11:46] <Benjie> What is the software that lets you run AMIs under Ubuntu Server? http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/03/25/ubuntu_amazon_cloud/
[11:46] <frowningfreezer> 128 is not fast no, but it seems to work okay at the moment - Im just trying to revive an old old machine
[11:46] <anf6> Does anyone here use screen with the strip at the bottom offered in 9.04? What does "10!!" highlighted red mean?
[11:46] <matrixblue> lex0, I have an idea
[11:47] <matrixblue> lex0 give me a sec
[11:47] <lex0> matrixblue: ok it is getting late i have 4 hours to sleep lol but go head!
[11:48] <matrixblue> lex0, what does sudo cat /dev/sg0 give?
[11:48] <ashmew2> omg someone needs to help me with this...My Internet is driving me crazy..Firefox downloads hang in between..
[11:49] <SQlvpapir> OMG!
[11:49] <rohit> ashmew2, Do you have windows ? Do downloads get stuck there too ?
[11:50] <Pirate_Hunter> hi i wish for ipager to start 15 seconds after the system has started up is this the correct syntax - ipager -idle 15 & ?
[11:50] <ashmew2> rohit: Im dual booting with Fedora..Downloads do not hang there..I used to get disconnected off IRC/Yahoo (via Pidgin) as well..
[11:50] <ashmew2> Im in india
[11:50] <nunod> hi everyone
[11:50] <SQlvpapir> ashmew2: sounds like ur isp has problems
[11:51] <dakarn> sounds like traffic shaping by your isp
[11:51] <rohit> ashmew2, well too bad cuz downloads get hung here on windows and linux :P i thought i found someone with the same problem :P
[11:51] <ashmew2> SQLvpapir: Fedora runs fine..
[11:51] <lex0> matrixblue: hmm nothing is responding in the terminal
[11:51] <matrixblue> lex0, try mount -t auto /dev/sg0 /media/cdrom
[11:51] <ashmew2> rohit: Ok , im using AIrtel as ISP btw
[11:51] <teolicy_> Hi. I failed finding information regarding the versioning convention for Ubuntu (really Debian, I guess) packages. When I see '8.2.0-2' for a software versioned 8.2.0, what does that mean? And what does it mean when I see 8.2.0-0-ubuntu1 for software versioned 8.2.0?
[11:52] <samtihen> if i hit alt-f2, it opens up a "Run Application" dialog. If I run an application from here, it is fine. How can I make 2 commands run in a row? "gedit; gcalctool" and "gedit && gcalctool" don't work.
[11:52] <nunod> /join #ubuntu-devel
[11:52] <matrixblue> lex0, then ls /media/cdrom
[11:52] <Pirate_Hunter> hi i wish for ipager to start 15 seconds after the system has started up is this the correct syntax to use - ipager -idle 15 & ?
[11:52] <lex0> matrixblue: only root can do that
[11:52] <ashmew2> !repeat
[11:52] <matrixblue> lex0, sudo mount -t auto /dev/sg0 /media/cdrom
[11:53] <lex0> matrixblue: mount: /dev/sg0 is not a block device
[11:53] <dakarn> just sudo su for that terminal session
[11:53] <JohnGreek> www.dict.org seems to be off line. Any suggestions for an English to English Dictionary?
[11:53] <beac> I think my menu.lst entry for Windows 7 might be screwed. How would I go about fixing this? For example - as a Linux beginner i don't know how to go about finding out where Windows actually is on my (one) hard drive. (hd0,1,2,3,4,5 etc...)
[11:53] <ashmew2> www.dictionary.com
[11:53] <beac> Talking about GRUB of course.
[11:53] <JohnGreek> Thanks
[11:53] <ashmew2> np
[11:55] <matrixblue> lex0, sorry huy. I'm all out of ideas. a re-install should fix it though
[11:55] <gartral> hi all, how can i make a program that runs in terminal (in this case irssi) have a different background color that the default for the terminal? (in this case, i would ant medium grey in place of white because i can't read the bright yellow for nick highlighting
[11:55] <matrixblue> guy*
[11:55] <rohit> ashmew2, BSNL here ... it started quite a while back - downloads just don't complete or very rarely do.
[11:56] <ashmew2> rohit: Just started with Jaunty on my end..was fine until intrepid...
[11:56] <dakarn> beac: you can sudo fdisk -l and look for the NTFS partition
[11:56] <lex0> matrixblue: the device sg0 is that right?
[11:56] <gartral> ashmew2: is this in firefox?
[11:56] <marv> hello there, can anybody tell me how i can create a LAN connection between two ubuntu computers?
[11:56] <matrixblue> lex0, I'm guessing something is wrong with the sr0 block device
[11:57] <chocobanana> !lan
[11:57] <matrixblue> lex0, I suggested sg0 because I see it's a cdrom device
[11:57] <martin02> Does downloads finish if you were to use Kget (or gnome equivalent)?
[11:57] <rohit> Ok see if anyone can make sense of this - if I try saving an attachement from gmail it gets hung however if I save all attachements (i.e gmail zips attachements to a single file) it downloads no problem
[11:57] <dakarn> marv: do you have a switch/hub?
[11:57] <spearsoft>  Hi guys, why do I get the error: Permission denied (publickey,hostbased).when am trying ssh localhost
[11:57] <marv> we want to play some wolfenstein et, but we cant see each other
[11:57] <gartral> !vpn
[11:57] <rohit> ashmew2, there could be a problem with the number of connections firefox is making to download a file ...
[11:57] <ashmew2> gpartral: yes
[11:57] <n0de> hi does anyone know anything about spamassin conf? thx
[11:58] <marv> no just 2 computers and 1 LAN cable
[11:58] <ashmew2> rohit: I dont know..Ive added the DNS servers and everything and whats the point if i cant check my mail while downloading from rapidshare ?
[11:58] <Guest7755> hello
[11:58] <gartral> ashmew2: I started using downthemall its a plugin based download manager, i never had that problem after using it instead
[11:58] <grawity> downThemAll <3
[11:59] <badnerd> hey guys
[11:59] <ashmew2> gpartral: So you had the same problems ? Will downthemall work with rapidshare/megaupload etc ?
[11:59]  * gartral highfives grawity 
[11:59] <rohit> ashmew2, try using wget via command line to download a file
[11:59] <Pirate_Hunter> hi i wish for ipager to start 15 seconds after the system has started up is this the correct syntax - ipager -idle 15 & ?
[11:59] <greenwood> hi
[11:59] <badnerd> hey guys do you know how can i connect bnc to an irc server where i get banned
[11:59] <ashmew2> rohit: Wget wont work with rapidshare etc..you need to wait and sometimes do a Captcha
[11:59] <dakarn> marv: is it a cat5 crossover?
[11:59] <gartral> ashmew2: check my nick, im not gpartal, im gartral, and unfortuently, no, rapidshare stinks
[11:59] <badnerd> do i use a proxy ??? or what ?
[12:00] <rohit> ashmew2,  by number of connections I meant concurrent number of connections - as in downloading the file in more than 2 parts at the same time
[12:00] <ashmew2> gartral: my bad there..but ok.
[12:00] <lex0> can anyone else -help me with getting my cd rom to respond?
[12:00] <rohit> ashmew2, so it's only with rapidshare ?
[12:00] <grawity> badnerd: Don't get banned.
[12:00] <marv> yes its a CAT-5
[12:00] <beac> dakarn: That would be /dev/sda2/. Since the entry i'm referring to is "(hd0,0)", how would i go about changing it?
[12:00] <badnerd> grawity they don't accept ircbot there
[12:00] <grawity> badnerd: Yes, so?
[12:00] <badnerd> i wanna use my irc bot is there any way to hide
[12:01] <ashmew2> great..I just got disconnected from IRC again
[12:01] <gartral> badnerd: why not request a cloak in #freenode?
[12:01] <badnerd> i know they recognozed the host
[12:01] <sky_1> recommend me please good ftp client
[12:01] <dakarn> beac: sda2 is first harddrive, second partition
[12:01] <reto`> sky_1: filezilla
[12:01] <badnerd> but i need to do something to that server infact i got friends there that s why i wanna make a room for us
[12:01] <ashmew2> This problem is just driving me nerds
[12:01] <gartral> sky_1: wget
[12:01] <vigo> !ftp
[12:02] <ashmew2> i just typed nerds instead of nerds..
[12:02] <lex0> can anyone else -help me with getting my cd rom to respond?
[12:02] <ashmew2> OMG
[12:02] <dakarn> marv: if you don't have a crossover cable the two computers cannot communicate unless you're using a switch or a hub
[12:02] <sky_1> thanks
[12:02] <ashmew2> i just typed nerds instead of nuts...
[12:02] <badnerd> and btw is there any idea how can i make a room work 24/24 without  any irc bot ????
[12:02] <grawity> badnerd: On what IRC network?
[12:02] <Magnatoh> hey guys! look at this crazy game made on OpenGL http://ptlancer.freehostia.com/
[12:02] <badnerd> irc.skyrock.net
[12:02] <grawity> badnerd: Does it have ChanServ? If yes, use it.
[12:03] <rohit> ashmew2, hmm calm down :P if it's happening only with firefox then it must be solvable .. but downloads get hung for rapidshare only ?
[12:03] <gartral> badnerd: these questions belong in #freenode, type /j #freenode and reask
[12:03]  * grawity is getting annoyed already.
[12:03] <badnerd> ok thnx gartral i ll try it
[12:03] <ikonia> Magnatoh: this is a support channel, please keep it to support topics
[12:03] <ashmew2> rohit: I am pretty sure its not only firefox..because i keep getting disconnected from yahoo messenger and IRC channels like i just did..Rapidshare/Megaupload/Filebase.to , everywhere , the problem's everywhere
[12:04] <marv> dakarn: we already had a connection, we configured our eth0 ipv4 to "share with other computers", the option AUTO DHCP didnt work. but now both of them dont work?!
[12:04] <gartral> how can i make a program that runs in terminal (in this case irssi) have a different background color that the default for the terminal? (in this case, i would ant medium grey in place of white because i can't read the bright yellow for nick highlighting)
[12:04] <ikonia> gartral: if your running it in a gnome-terminal use the terminal profile options
[12:04] <rohit> ashmew2, and none of this happens on Fedora ? Well that's strange - honestly I can't think of anything :(
[12:04] <ikonia> gartral: or use .irssi to make a theme, there are examples on the irssi website
[12:05] <Padhu> gartral: See Bash scripting Guide for colouring
[12:05] <ashmew2> rohit: Nothing like this on Fedora..I would use Fedora but it has its own issues which give me a headache anyways..Maybe installing Karmic would help ?
[12:05] <BoltClock> hi, how do i setup murrine 0.90.3 for use on ubuntu hardy?
[12:05] <gartral> hmm
[12:05] <aanonymouss> In order to run Vino (remote desktop) do I need to have a video card installed?  I booted up w/o vid card and I can ssh into the box
[12:06] <ikonia> BoltClock: is there a package in the repo for murrine ?
[12:06] <ikonia> !info murrine
[12:06] <rohit> ashmew2, I don't know - better wait for some else in here to reply
[12:06] <ikonia> BoltClock: doesn't look like there is a package
[12:06] <BoltClock> ikonia: i tried compiling from source
[12:06] <marv> in general, what is the easiest way to manage a connection between 2 computers? to play some langames etc...
[12:06] <ikonia> BoltClock: ok - so then you have to build it and configure it yourself
[12:06] <ashmew2> rohit: Been on the forums for 3 weeks now and IRC 4 days..No one knows
[12:06] <ikonia> marv: a cross-over cable
[12:06] <BoltClock> ikonia: how do i check that i installed it successfully over gtk2-themes-murrine 0.53?
[12:06] <bazhang> !info murrine-themes | BoltClock
[12:07] <ikonia> BoltClock: depends how you built it
[12:07] <ikonia> bazhang: ahhh well done
[12:07] <marv> got one, but on "network" in nautilus i just can see myself
[12:07] <BoltClock> i had 0.53, then tried to compile 0.90, not sure if i managed to do it
[12:07] <testbottu> marv cross-over cable, switch/router or ad hoc network
[12:07] <ikonia> marv: you need named shares listening for that, forget about "network" that's not for managing connection
[12:08] <bazhang> testbottu, hi
[12:08] <ikonia> marv: just put an ip on each box on the same network, then use a cross-over cable, and your linked together
[12:08] <thevdi> Hi. I've got 9.04 and am mounting an NTFS drive (amongst other things). After each boot, the drive becomes unusable and so I have to boot into Windows and chkdsk it where is reports "Correcting Errors in the Upper Case File." Any ideas?
[12:08] <dakarn> marv: check they're both on same ip subnet
[12:08] <bawokmantap> hi i need help about IPv4 endpoint is unreachable or unstable. Please make sure ICMP is not blocked. , how to open blocked ICMP ?
[12:08] <ikonia> !info ubottu
[12:08] <gartral> hnks a million ikonia
[12:08] <gartral> thanks*
[12:08] <marv> like PC A uses 192.168.2.1, PC B uses 192.168.2.2 ?
[12:08] <ikonia> gartral: no problem
[12:09] <ashmew2> Any help with Internet issues ? I mean downloads in Firefox randomly stop sometimes , I keep getting disconnected from  IRC/Pidgin..What should i do ?
[12:09] <bazhang> !test
[12:09] <Unislash> thevdi: is it that you aren't able to mount it?
[12:09] <Unislash> thevdi: i mean, you could just force mount it, but i'm not sure if that'd fix your problem. have you tried that approach?
[12:10] <thevdi> Unislash : Yes. If I boot into Windows and repair it, then return to Ubuntu, it will mount. But if I reboot afterwards, it becomes unmountable again
[12:10] <kezee`> hi, i use ubuntu 9.04 and a raid system. cat /proc/mdstat says "inactive", how can i activate it?
[12:10] <dakarn> marv: yes, then you should be able to ping each other
[12:10] <aanonymouss> In order to run VNC (like vino, remote desktop) do I need to have a video card installed?  I booted up w/o vid card and I can ssh into the box
[12:10] <thevdi> I haven't tried to force it, no
[12:10] <mythman> Running fresh install of  Eeebuntu and did a update and lost wireless any ideas
[12:10] <marv> ok but i dont know the subnetworkmask
[12:10] <ikonia> marv: 255.255.255.0
[12:10] <Unislash> well, can't hurt
[12:10] <petsounds> hello, how can i install shockwave in ubuntu jaunty?
[12:10] <ikonia> marv: just make it open, it's only 2 computers
[12:10] <marv> ok thanks i give it a try
[12:11] <petsounds> hello, how can i install shockwave in ubuntu jaunty? thank you
[12:11] <thevdi> Unislash: Do I do something like sudo mount -a --force ?
[12:11] <dakarn> !flash
[12:11] <Unislash> thevdi: this page should help you out :) http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-816658.html
[12:11] <n0de> Does anyone know the best place for postfix and related apps is to go/
[12:11] <n0de> ?
[12:11] <yancey> mobibot: weather ZBAA
[12:11] <bawokmantap> !imcp
[12:12] <rohit> petsounds, https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/14413
[12:12] <Unislash> thevdi: note that you may need sudo on the commands it talks about on that page ;)
[12:12] <erUSUL> n0de: #ubuntu-server ??
[12:13] <ikonia> n0de: #postfix ?
[12:13] <thevdi> Unislash: I tried sudo mount -a -o force and it still isn't mounting
[12:13] <ashmew2> petsounds , I dont think Shockwave is possible with Normal Firefox..Youll have to use something like IEs4Linux and install Shockwave inside it
[12:13] <Unislash> thevdi: but yea... that'll (likely) allow you to mount it, but i don't know how to go about actually fixing the problem...
[12:13] <n0de> thanks erUSUL, lkonia ;)
[12:13] <petsounds> rohit: thanks
[12:14] <petsounds> ashmew: yes sir, there's no shockwave plugin for linux
[12:14] <Unislash> thevdi: and, just checking, you do have ntfs-3g and ntfsprogs right
[12:14] <ashmew2> petsounds: You need it for online games ?
[12:14] <rohit> time to head out - laters
[12:14] <thevdi> Unislash: "UUID=1B38CAD16AF55903				/media/Music	ntfs	defaults	0	1"
[12:14] <petsounds> my 15 years old little brother want to play in habbo
[12:14] <thevdi> Unislash: I've been using that directive for some time without problems
[12:15] <aanonymouss> In order to run VNC (like vino, remote desktop) do I need to have a video card installed?  I booted up w/o vid card and I can ssh into the box
[12:15] <petsounds> ashmew2: my 15 years old little brother want to play in habboand it requires shockwave to play
[12:15] <marv> sry but i cant see any server in wolfenstein et, the network tab in nautilus also schows only my pc
[12:15] <erUSUL> aanonymouss: no; not on the remote machine afaics
[12:15] <Unislash> thevdi: well, that's about the extent that i know how to fix hard drive mounting problems
[12:15] <ashmew2> petsounds: yeah...may i suggest blueprint @ teagames.com
[12:16] <thevdi> Unislash: thanks
[12:16] <Unislash> thevdi: hopefully you can find someone who's had the problem (or is just generally more knowledgeable than i ;) )
[12:16] <dakarn> petsounds: you can install wine, and run firefox + shockwave for windows in wine
[12:16] <aanonymouss> erUSUL, any idea why I cant vnc into it then?
[12:16] <erUSUL> aanonymouss: nope...
[12:17] <aanonymouss> erUSUL, what are afaics?
[12:17] <anto9us> petsounds, I've heard that shockwave will work in the windows version of firefox that you can run using wine
[12:17] <marv> the gateway in the ipv4 settings changed to 0.0.0.0
[12:17] <erUSUL> aanonymouss: as far as i can see
[12:17] <petsounds> ashmew2: okay thanks i will let my lil brother know
[12:17] <ashmew2> petsounds: np ;)
[12:17] <marv> ikonia, any ideas or instructions?
[12:17] <aanonymouss> erUSUL, what about this: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1070679.html
[12:18] <petsounds> dakarn: i have playing GTA san andreas via wine but it seems really heavy.
[12:18] <aanonymouss> erUSUL, cariboo907 says vnc wont run w/o x running?
[12:18] <myself> so i installed kubuntu, on ubuntu, how do i get into kubuntu?
[12:19] <erUSUL> aanonymouss: you need x libraries and programs you do not need a graphic card... X can display itself remotely
[12:19] <erUSUL> !vnc
[12:19] <myself> also, if i want to remove kubuntu completely ,how do i do that
[12:19] <dakarn> petsounds: wine doesn't support directx as well as opengl if you can change the game video settings over--i'm not familiar with this game however
[12:19] <anto9us> myself, log out and select kde as your session on your login screen
[12:19] <SauLus> In gparted: Where is the outer track of the harddisk? Is it left or right?
[12:19] <dual> I'm trying to compile an application. How do I use all 4 cores instead of one? make -something 4?
[12:20] <aanonymouss> erUSUL, k I'll try and do more research.  But I could vnc into the box and everything before but as soon as I took my gfx card i cannot vnc in
[12:20] <ashmew2> Is it possible to hide your IP etc (proxy) when using IRC ?
[12:20] <erUSUL> dual: make -j4
[12:20] <grawity> ashmew2: yes, it is possible.
[12:20] <dual> Thanks erUSUL :)
[12:20] <petsounds> dakarn: i see. thanks and i will try it later
[12:20] <ashmew2> grawity: is it legal ?
[12:20] <erUSUL> dual: most of the time is better to use 2*number of cores or even more
[12:20] <grawity> ashmew2: Usually - yes. (It depends on why are you hiding it)
[12:21] <jpds> !cloak | ashmew2
[12:21] <dakarn> marv: you shouldn't need a gateway because you're not connecting through a medium. for sending data back and forth you just need similar ip addresses on the same subnet mask
[12:21] <ashmew2> cloaks are traceable but arent they ?
[12:21] <ashmew2> i mean proxies are traceable also arent they
[12:21] <grawity> ashmew2: They are, but only by staffers.
[12:22] <marv> @ dakarn, ikonia, here is a screenshot of my config http://img3.imagebanana.com/img/56z578qg/BildschirmfotoAutoeth0bearbeiten.png
[12:22] <ashmew2> grawity: so practically there is no way to completely hide yourself so that you can neveer be traced ?
[12:22] <ashmew2> jpds: Thanks for the cloaks thing
[12:22] <Seeker`> ashmew2: the question is, why would you feel the need to do so?
[12:24] <dakarn> marv: in terminal if you ping 192.168.1.2 do you reach the host?
[12:24] <marv> ping 192.168.2.2
[12:24] <marv> PING 192.168.2.2 (192.168.2.2) 56(84) bytes of data.
[12:24] <marv> From 192.168.2.1 icmp_seq=1 Destination Host Unreachable
[12:25] <aanonymouss> marv, lol a no would have worked too
[12:25] <marv> ok sry
[12:26] <greenwood> Hello ........
[12:26] <myself> hey I have a problem with amarok not playing any music off of my mounted NTFS drive despite being able to archive all of it within the player
[12:26] <greenwood> I have a problem with NickServ
[12:26] <Seeker`> greenwood: try #freenode
[12:26] <greenwood> It said my password for my nick is invalid. But, I'm still able to use it. Why?
[12:27] <grawity> greenwood: In Freenode, "nick enforcement" is disabled by default - so if you don't login, you simply can't use the assigned privileges.
[12:28] <greenwood> so, how can I check my status if I'm already logged in or not?
[12:28] <aanonymouss> what is the command line command to see what processies are running?
[12:28] <yancey> : /LIST
[12:28] <yancey>  /LIST
[12:28] <jrib> aanonymouss: top (try htop )
[12:28] <yancey> : /LIST
[12:28] <Seeker`> yancey: stop
[12:29] <marv> im not able to ping 192.168.2.2
[12:29] <roxanna> I have xubuntu, could i run compiz?
[12:29] <Seeker`> yancey: what are you trying to do?
[12:29] <marv> how about the config in the screenshot?
[12:30] <yancey> Seeker`: I'm sorry
[12:30] <roxanna> ok compiz is running but my window is stuck
[12:31] <sil3nt|warri0r> the linux restrickted module for bcm4322 does not work anymore :(
[12:31] <sil3nt|warri0r> i did a update
[12:31] <ads_> how may i change the colour in a terminal for the files with sticky bit set?
[12:31] <mib_oujn9hi1> hey can anyone help me create a simple metapackage
[12:31] <mib_oujn9hi1> hey can anyone help me create a simple metapackage
[12:31] <anto9us> sil3nt|warri0r, remove it and re-install it
[12:31] <dakarn> marv: can you ping yourself?
[12:31] <erUSUL> mib_oujn9hi1: #ubuntu-motu
[12:32] <yancey> Seeker`: It is the first time for me to use the irc
[12:32] <mib_oujn9hi1> hey can anyone help me create a simple metapackage
[12:32] <lungan> In bios, does the "beep"signal on boot, can it tell whats wrong.. when i boot i hear a "beepbeep", and nothing happens on the screeen
[12:32] <Araneidae> synaptic search has stopped working properly: `apt-cache search ...` works, but synaptic shows nothing.  Any idea what might be wrong?
[12:33] <anto9us> ads_, in gnome-terminal you can edit the profile
[12:33] <dakarn> lungan: sounds like bad ram
[12:33] <erUSUL> lungan: most bioses use standar beep codes... three short beeps is RAM problem for example
[12:33] <mib_oujn9hi1> hey ikonia there??
[12:33] <erUSUL> lungan: if i recall correctly
[12:33] <jpds> mib_oujn9hi1: Try asking in #ubuntu-motu,.
[12:33] <ads_> anto9us, thats right ive chnaged the background and text colour but cnt find sticky bit items.. its highlighted in an unreadable green..  any ideas to specificallyc hange sticky items?
[12:34] <mib_oujn9hi1> jpds; thanks
[12:34] <Araneidae> I guess synaptic has its own search index -- how can I tell it to rebuild the index?
[12:34] <anto9us> ads_, find that unreadable green in your profile and make it more visible
[12:34] <ads_> anto9us, theres only background and text colour changes ??  aren't there?
[12:35] <Araneidae> Hmm.  Now it works if I use the search button, but not the quick search box
[12:35] <SolarisGuy> Hello
[12:35] <anto9us> ads_, yes, I'd look for that green and make it brighter
[12:36] <SolarisGuy> Can any one guide me with HE ipv6 tunnel setup on ubuntu 8.10 , tutorial and weblinks will be aprreciated , plz help
[12:36] <ads_> anto9us,  i'm a clutz i see what you mean now .. quite obvious really .. thank you have a ncie day
[12:36] <erUSUL> !ipv6 | SolarisGuy
[12:36] <dakarn> araneidae: ctrl+r will reload package information in synaptic
[12:37] <Araneidae> Well, I've already reloaded (problem started when I added a new repository), but I'll try
[12:37] <whois> how do u connect to a remort control windows box (Vista 64 bit)
[12:37] <aanonymouss> jrib, thanks
[12:37] <mib_oujn9hi1> hey can anyone help me create a simple metapackage
[12:37] <grawity> whois: Remote Desktop?
[12:38] <Araneidae> dakarn, yep: I can scroll down in the All list, and there my package is.  But as soon as I type its name in the quick search, it vanishes!
[12:38] <whois> yes grawity
[12:38] <grawity> whois: Look for "Terminal Services Client"
[12:38] <whois> thanx
[12:38] <dakarn> aranaeidae: click search results at the bottom?
[12:38] <dakarn> you might be looking for installed packages by accident
[12:39] <Araneidae> Hmm: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1122200
[12:39] <Araneidae> No, the "All" list is selected
[12:39] <Araneidae> Unless there's a hidden switch
[12:40] <dakarn> there are filters
[12:41] <Araneidae> Yep: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/synaptic/+bug/288797
[12:41] <alexandra> some help please!!!
[12:41] <Araneidae> dakarn, but aren't the filters just controlled by the selection on the lhs column
[12:42] <erUSUL> !ask | alexandra
[12:42] <myself> hey so, I Amarok will archive the mp3 files off my mounted hard drive, but won't play any of the, what gives?
[12:43] <Oli``> Is there an argument for netstat that lets you see which applications (ie the command running) are listening for connections (and on which ports)?
[12:43] <anto9us> myself, have you installed the ubuntu-restricted-extras package?
[12:44] <dakarn> !mp3 myself
[12:44] <Araneidae> `sudo update-apt-xapian-index` => fixed!
[12:44] <dakarn> !mp3 | myself
[12:44] <myself> im pretty sure those are installed
[12:44] <erUSUL> Oli``: -p
[12:44] <dakarn> araneidae: did the update fix your error?
[12:44] <erUSUL> Oli``: i allways use « netstat -putan »
[12:45] <anto9us> myself, to be sure do; sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted extras
[12:45] <Oli``> erUSUL: I thought for a moment that was a smiley :-P
[12:45] <Araneidae> dakarn, yes.  I guess the index needs to be rebuilt after a reload
[12:45] <erUSUL> Oli``: ;P
[12:45] <myself> its already installed
[12:45] <anto9us> myself, correction; sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[12:45] <myself> its alraedy installed, and this has been a problem w/ amarok for me like since i got ubuntu
[12:45] <alexandra> HELP!!no sound on ubuntu! Can someone help me?
[12:45] <myself> other mp3 players play mp3s fine
[12:46] <dakarn> !sound | alexandra
[12:46] <anto9us> myself, I'm not sure on amarok, it's a kde package, have you asked in #kubuntu?
[12:47] <mib_oujn9hi1> hey can anyone help me create a simple metapackage
[12:48] <dakarn> mib_oujn9hi1: http://iandefor.wordpress.com/2006/12/16/howto-make-a-metapackage-and-repository-for-your-metapackage-and-surprise-im-quit-of-bumps/
[12:48] <alexandra> if anyone want to help me please send me a pvt message.
[12:49] <jrib> !pm  | alexandra
[12:49] <anto9us> alexandra, have you checked your volume controls?
[12:49] <dakarn> alexandra: are you using 9.04? aka jaunty
[12:49] <myself> hey is there any way to get the windows in Kubuntu to not be constantly white? or is this what KDE is like
[12:49] <Lexi> Errr.. alexandra you have my nick.
[12:49] <Lexi> Damn right.
[12:49] <dakarn> myself: you have to change your kde theme
[12:50] <Guthur> how can I use the ubuntu password prompt in my sudo script, I think i can use sudo -p
[12:50] <myself> how do i do that
[12:50] <alexandra> yes
[12:50] <Guthur> oops i never finished that sentence, i'm wondering what i specify after sudo -p to use the inbuilt prompt
[12:50] <Lexi> alexandra, i'll keep ghosting you until you change your nick...
[12:50] <DoctorPepper> hi guys!
[12:51] <dakarn> myself: i don't use kde but there should be a setting for themes in the menu
[12:51] <Sinjon> ;)
[12:52] <Lexi> alexandra.. do change your nick..
[12:52] <dakarn> alexandra please type /nick alex123
[12:53] <Lexi> I'll just ghost her.
[12:53] <Lexi> More fun
[12:53] <Seeker`> Lexi: stop it, you aren't acheving anything
[12:53] <jrib> Lexi: it's clear s/he is not comfortable on irc
[12:53] <anto9us> Lexi, change your nick while she's offline
[12:54] <Seeker`> Lexi: Stop it, or you won't be able to join the channel when you do get your nick back
[12:54] <Padhu> Please suggest me some linux games.
[12:54] <Guthur> i suppose i could use gksu, but i'd rather bypass that and go straight to sudo
[12:54] <dakarn> yeah you're pretty much just griefing her
[12:54] <dakarn> padhu: that is VERY vague, what type of games are you interested in?
[12:55] <Guthur> Padhu there is quite a few on you synaptic program list, try some of them :)
[12:55] <Padhu> dakarn: Any game with medium resource
[12:56] <dakarn> well i recommend torcs if you like racing
[12:56] <myself> hey so
[12:56] <myself> in kubuntu
[12:56] <myself> if you change the theme
[12:56] <Seeker`> !enter | myself
[12:56] <myself> are non KDE programs still going to have that light gray tthing?
[12:56] <jiel_jack> how to install java in ubuntu??
[12:56] <roxanna_> @the top of my window the minimize, maximize and close box has disappeared... how do i get it back
[12:56] <dakarn> everything with a window decoration is going to have that light gray thing
[12:57] <jrib> !java > jiel_jack
[12:58] <dakarn> roxanna_: did you recently change your theme?
[12:58] <roxanna_> darkan: yes i was messing around with compiz but I dont know what i did
[12:59] <anto9us> roxanna, maybe compiz (window decorator) go to system | preferences | appearance | visual effects and set to none, then re-enable
[12:59] <roxanna_> anto9us: i am using xubuntu and I cant find where you are leading me to
[12:59] <jiel_jack> how to install c++?
[13:00] <dakarn> really hard to help you guys when i'm not using all the default packages/wm/etc
[13:00] <anto9us> roxanna, can you enter a command?
[13:00] <yancey> alexandra, What kind of audio device you use
[13:00] <roxanna_> im knew to xubuntu so i dont know what u mean y entering a command
[13:00] <waylandbill> hello. I have a working webcam and would like to know the name of an app that will let me take still snapshots.
[13:00] <anto9us> roxanna, never used xubuntu, I don't know either
[13:00] <roxanna_> ok i go to settings appearance
[13:00] <dakarn> !c++ > jiel_jack
[13:01] <dakarn> boo ubottu
[13:01] <roxanna_> but no reset option =[
[13:01] <Araneidae> c++ is overrated
[13:01] <anto9us> roxanna, can set to none?
[13:02] <dakarn> jiel_jack: do you need a compiler?
[13:02] <waylandbill> !b-e
[13:02] <roxanna_> Help: I recently messed around with compiz and now my minimize, maxmize, and close buttons at the top of every window has dissappeared...
[13:02] <neodemi> ive installed ubuntu on a machine and now need windows, is there any way i can repartition and add windows without nuking my ubuntu install
[13:02] <roxanna_> Also i am using xubuntu
[13:02] <waylandbill> neodemi, using GPartEd to resize the existing partition. Back up first!!!
[13:03] <anto9us> roxanna_, do you have a visual effects tab in your appearance preferences?
[13:03] <sknnbones> okay, so I cracked my WPA2PSKTKID and bruteforced the router login, however, my computer name does not show up on the client list. Does my computer have a name in Linux?
[13:03] <neodemi> waylandbill, can i do that while ubuntu is running, or do i need to do it from livecd?
[13:03] <roxanna_> anto9us: no, all it has is style, icons, fonts, settings...
[13:03] <sknnbones> I am connected to the internet, however, the client list only shows my laptop and my wired computer and not this one.
[13:03] <SpinachHead> Hi, to clarify:  When I tab through a browser it moves the focus forward through the elements such as textboxes, links etc.   How do I move in the reverse direction?  Is there an easy way?
[13:03] <waylandbill> neodemi, you will need to manually grub-install after since windows will overwrite the boot code.
[13:04] <waylandbill> neodemi, live cd. you can't resize a running partition.
[13:04] <sknnbones> so my question shortened, does linux assign computers a network name?
[13:04] <sknnbones> or just a mac address...
[13:04] <anto9us> roxanna_, log out and back in should fix it
[13:04] <waylandbill> neodemi, if you know how to mount a drive and run grub-install you'll be fine.
[13:05] <anto9us> sknnbones, <computer-name>.local usually works for me
[13:05] <Guthur> i found a way to make a prompt :), i can use sudo -s to accept the password from the stdin, probably a security issue but its only for my own use
[13:05] <dakarn> sknnbones: you have a network name
[13:05] <Guthur> sudo -S  *
[13:05] <neodemi> i should be ok then,  its pretty much the process i expected. time to get started :)
[13:05] <roxanna> anto9us: ok its fixed, but when I mess around with compiz it gets messed up... any suggestions
[13:06] <waylandbill> sknnbones, hostname is the network name, but that doesn't mean that the dns server knows about the hostname necessarily.
[13:06] <roxanna> i was just checking out the features on compiz
[13:06] <waylandbill> neodemi, good luck
[13:06] <anto9us> roxanna, you can restart compiz with compiz --replace, maybe you could add a shortcut for that command somewhere to click when you do get into trouble
[13:07] <sknnbones> so why wont my computer showup on the connected client list? I am connected (typing to you now) and I am logged into the router...
[13:07] <atlef> has anyone tried to install ubuntu on an old iMac? PPC cpy.
[13:07] <sknnbones> it shows up when I use windows.
[13:07] <exco> is there a way to check an USB drive for defects (not the filesystem)
[13:07] <anto9us> sknnbones, that's a peculiarity of your router, maybe it just needs time
[13:07] <roxanna> anto9us: it is definitely compiz... i messed with a configuration and now it gets funky when i apply any changes... ill just remove it then re add it
[13:07] <waylandbill> sknnbones, you are getting a dhcp address? If you were using static addressing, it would be one reason.
[13:08] <sknnbones> static for wired, dynamic for wireless
[13:08] <dakarn> roxanna: check your kde themes
[13:08] <roxanna> darkan: how do i check these kde themes you speak of
[13:08] <roxanna> it cant be a theme bc everything is fine until i mess with compiz...
[13:09] <sknnbones> oh there I am, I just had to relog into the router.
[13:09] <sknnbones> thanks for the help XD
[13:09] <anto9us> exco, typing dmesg and examine the last few lines, it changes when you connect/disconnect a device
[13:09] <waylandbill> roxanna, could be that the video card doesn't fully support compositing and is exhibiting symptoms of that.
[13:09] <mint3> i like jaunty
[13:09] <mint3> think its the best distro yet..
[13:09] <kottizen> hi
[13:09] <iceroot> !skype
[13:10] <dakarn> but you've got no audio =)
[13:10] <roxanna> waylandbill: that may be it... but still wouldnt make sense!!!
[13:10] <exco> anto9us: I know what device it is ... I just think the usb stick has defective "sectors" and I want to check to make sure
[13:10] <mint3> exco, a defective sector is bad.
[13:11] <etronik> hey all, what's is the strange pipe-like character in the command : sudo apt-get install “^ebox-.*”   in https://help.ubuntu.com/community/eBox#eBox%20Modules ? TIA
[13:11] <waylandbill> exco, if a usb storage device has 'defects' it would most certainly be detectable with errors in the filesystem.
[13:11] <anto9us> exco, gparted can check the partition for errors
[13:12] <roxanna> i am just going to uninstall compiz and maye that will hel
[13:12] <roxanna> p
[13:12] <roxanna> and re install it
[13:12] <b0hne> hi, i got a intel hda onboard soundcard, but im not able to playback 5.1 surround sound via alsa, if i choose oss in e.g. kaffeine it works. any hints where to look?
[13:13] <anto9us> roxanna, that won't reset it, rm ~/.compiz will reset it
[13:13] <roxanna> ill be back!
[13:13] <kottizen> Hello. Is it someone who knows where I can get drivers for my old graphic-card Matrox Graphics, Inc. MGA 2164W [Millennium II]?
[13:13] <exco> thanks, mint3, waylandbill, anto9us - I wasn't aware gparted could check the partition (will look into it)
[13:13] <kottizen> I'm new with Ubuntu.
[13:13] <roxanna> wow so that is how u reset all compiz configurations?
[13:13] <jiel_jack> how to learn shell in ubuntu????
[13:13] <roxanna> where do i type that
[13:13] <mint3> hi kottizen
[13:13] <mint3> kottizen, what did u use before ?
[13:13] <anto9us> roxanna, in a terminal window
[13:14] <kottizen> mint3: Used what?
[13:14] <iced|omg> Hello!~
[13:14] <waylandbill> etronik, if you mean the ^ and .*, those are regular expression tokens. ^ is beginning of string, .* is to match 0 or more characters of any value.
[13:14] <kottizen> mint3: I have installed Ubuntu on an old computer without operativ system, and need a driver.
[13:14] <exco> I can't format partitions successfully so I think the USB stick is dead
[13:14] <kottizen> For the graphic/video-card.
[13:14] <waylandbill> !regexp
[13:14] <roxanna> tht was all i needed to know
[13:14] <dakarn> roxanna: it removes your configuration and replaces it with the default
[13:14] <landswipe> i've just moved a ubuntu partition (was an extended partion including a swap partition) from one drive to another with gparted
[13:15] <landswipe> how do I install grub again in this scenario?
[13:15] <roxanna> yes that was what i needed
[13:15] <iced|omg> I'm trying to install 9.04 server using a USB stick prepared using UNetbootin... I'm stuck at the installing stage with a debootstrap error.
[13:15] <roxanna> ok, how can i place a terminal shortcut button on my panel??? im using xubuntu
[13:15] <mint3> kottizen, which driver is it for ?
[13:15] <mint3> gnome is good
[13:15] <mint3> !gnome
[13:15] <dakarn> xorg should have a terminal shortcut.. try super+t
[13:15] <waylandbill> exco, you getting errors? did you try mkfs in a terminal and examine the output?
[13:15] <kottizen> mint3: i don't have the driver, i need it. it's for Matrox Graphics, Inc. MGA 2164W [Millennium II]
[13:16] <kottizen> Matrox Graphics, Inc. MGA 2164W [Millennium II]
[13:16] <etronik> waylandbill: Thanks, that's not it, the webpage shows other characters in my browser... pasting into the chat windows showed them as  “ and ”
[13:16] <kottizen> that said lspci
[13:16] <joeDeuce> roxanna: you should be able to right click panel, choose add to panel, then choose launcher
[13:17] <iced|omg> roxanna: Do you know how to add launchers to a panel? I don't recall Xubuntu offhand, but you will want to look out for an option that allows you to do so
[13:17] <waylandbill> etronik, replace those unicode quotes with standard " I think will fix that.
[13:17] <mint3> windows have defragment. does ubuntu have such thing?
[13:17] <joeDeuce> or "add new items" is what it will say when you right click
[13:17] <etronik> waylandbill: will do thanks
[13:17] <atlef> mint3: no
[13:18] <etronik> waylandbill: ignoring those chars works as well
[13:18] <waylandbill> landswipe, /boot/grub/menu.lst has the configuration. Modify the partition location in there
[13:18] <dakarn> mint3: never have to defrag a linux filesystem
[13:18] <Araneidae> min3, not really necessary
[13:18] <mint3> dakarn, why so ?
[13:18] <roxanna> ok i reinstalled compiz and it kept the same configs as when i had it... any help out there to reset all configurations back to default for compiz? im using xubuntu
[13:18] <etronik> next problem guy: anybdy able to install ebox on 8.10 ? I'm having trouble with it
[13:18] <Araneidae> mint3, better designed file system, that's why!
[13:18] <kottizen> someone know where i can get the driver for Matrox Graphics, Inc. MGA 2164W [Millennium II]?
[13:18] <anzan> mint3: but if you want, you can type "sync" in terminal.
[13:18] <waylandbill> etronik, nice
[13:19] <lungan> mint3: I dont have the link, but there are several places where they describe why you dont have to defrag linux, better filesystem is the short answer
[13:19] <bin1010> how do i view vnc in ubuntu
[13:19] <mint3> !sync
[13:19] <Araneidae> vncviewer
[13:19] <atlef> roxanna: need to delete the .compiz folder in your /home/username folder
[13:19] <Araneidae> sync isn't interesting, just writes stuff out to disk
[13:19] <mint3> anzan, what does sync do ?
[13:19] <bin1010> The program 'vncviewer' can be found in the following packages:
[13:19] <bin1010>  * xvnc4viewer
[13:19] <bin1010>  * xtightvncviewer
[13:19] <bin1010>  * tightvnc-java
[13:19] <bin1010>  * vnc-java
[13:19] <FloodBot1> bin1010: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:19] <Araneidae> Try `man sync`
[13:20] <bin1010> any favs?
[13:20] <mint3> !paste | bin1010
[13:20] <waylandbill> mint3, the kernel handles the location of file chunks and will place or replace them as necessary.
[13:20] <roxanna> i cant find the compiz folder
[13:20] <Araneidae> bin1010, there's your answer: install one of those
[13:20] <mint3> waylandbill, i typed it, nothing happened really.
[13:20] <etronik> can somebody enlighten me on the apt-get install errors with ebox here? http://paste.ubuntu.com/190257/
[13:21] <waylandbill> roxanna, if you are looking for ~/.compiz, files starting with . are 'hidden' in the file browser.
[13:21] <rexwin> etronik, run apt-get update
[13:21] <rexwin> then try installing ebox
[13:21] <lungan> mint3: basically has to do with the way windows mess upp the fragments in a real mess, and linux places the fragments in a good way so you dont have to defrag, its like putting your stuffs on your room on the right place directly after you used it so you never have to clean, windows more like throws the things on the floor so you have to clean the room sometimes
[13:21] <dakarn> roxanna: for a keyboard shortcut to terminal, go to settings > keyboard > shortcuts > and you can add one
[13:21] <mint3> lungan,  thanks
[13:21] <gladiator> hi ... my system is getting slow .. but ubuntu will not jack up the cpu speed .. what could be wrong? and how do i fix it?
[13:22] <Araneidae> Actually, for vnc, Applications->Network->Remote Desktop Viewer works really nicely for me
[13:22] <etronik> rexwin: I did, I get a problem with a public signature mesg that I dunno what to do with it, I added a new source as instructed by the community docs
[13:22] <rexwin> you my want to enter the exact package name
[13:22] <roxanna> k thanx for the keyboard shortcut... but i cant find .compiz in my home - user
[13:22] <iced|omg> lungan: I think it's more of the way there's just enough space for that particular file size at a certain time, so you need to link to different parts of the file all over the disk if the file grows.
[13:22] <dakarn> roxanna: press ctrl+h to show hidden files
[13:23] <iced|omg> But yeah, Wikipedia has more interesting explanations on those filesystem details, I believe.
[13:23] <roxanna> yes i have done that...
[13:23] <etronik> rexwin: I removed that new source from the sources.list , apt-get update and retry the install, and still the same messages
[13:23] <dakarn> and you don't see it?
[13:23] <roxanna> i went into config and found a .compiz folder?
[13:23] <roxanna> wait not .compiz.. but a compiz
[13:23] <vigo> Can I remove Pidgin? If I can, how is this done in the most effective and clean way?
[13:23] <roxanna> i went to home - user - .config
[13:23] <waylandbill> I have a working webcam and would like to know the name of an app that will let me take still snapshots.
[13:24] <kottizen> mint3: i don't have the driver, i need it. it's for Matrox Graphics, Inc. MGA 2164W [Millennium II]
[13:24] <kottizen> Hello. Is it someone who knows where I can get drivers for my old graphic-card Matrox Graphics, Inc. MGA 2164W [Millennium II]?
[13:24] <csaba> the volume on ubuntu 9.04 is too low, I can barely hear anything on max. How to fix this?
[13:24] <waylandbill> vigo: sudo aptitude purge pigdin in a terminal would be one way.
[13:24] <vigo> waylandbill: Thank you
[13:24] <kottizen> np
[13:24] <roxanna> so i just have to delete the compiz folder?
[13:25] <waylandbill> vigo: that will remove all configuration files (use remove rather than purge if you want to keep them)
[13:25] <dakarn> one sec.. i don't use compiz let me make sure
[13:25] <lungan> iced|omg: are you sure about that, I have read this link wich i dont know how to paste for the moment:P
[13:26] <iced|omg> lungan: I believe so ... I'm not sure about NTFS, it wasn't covered in the lecture and I haven't had time to read up
[13:26] <styx> csaba: do a right klick on the mixer and open the volume controle then open the mixer window and see if master and PCM are up
[13:26] <imsantoso> help please. why i have to unplug wlan whenever i booted ubuntu. if not, wlan is not recognized
[13:26] <lungan> iced|omg: how do i paste a link in irssi
[13:27] <roxanna> definitely logging out and back in resets how i want it to be, but when i mess around with compiz it dissappears
[13:27] <iced|omg> lungan: is it in screen?
[13:27] <vigo> waylandbill: Ahh, yes, that is why I asked in those terms, seems that other pkgs rely on Pidgin or something, it is just a silly program to me that I never use, so aptitude remove pidgin just removes those specific pkgs?
[13:27] <lungan> iced|omg: ?
[13:27] <rexwin> etronik, paste your sources.list
[13:27] <isuss> #jh
[13:27] <lungan> iced|omg: screen?
[13:27] <iced|omg> I use irssi only through screen and over an SSH connection :P
[13:28] <iced|omg> The pasting I usually do is handled either by PuTTY or screen.
[13:28] <sil3nt|warri0r> after update the restrickted kernel module does not seems to work, its showing "module activated but not is use", wifi card chip is bcm4322
[13:28] <waylandbill> vigo: yes, there are dependent libraries. They should be removed as well if no other pkgs depend on them.
[13:28] <sil3nt|warri0r> any help ?
[13:28] <iced|omg> So I can't be sure how to do it using irssi. :P
[13:28] <lungan> iced|omg: okok
[13:28] <vigo> waylandbill: Thank you kindly
[13:28] <dakarn> explain "messing around with it"
[13:29] <imsantoso>  help please. why i have to unplug wlan whenever i booted ubuntu. if not, wlan is not recognized
[13:29] <iced|omg> sil3nt|warri0r: Not too sure there. I haven't enough experience with kernel modules to be honest. I assume this means the wifi isnt working now on your computer?
[13:29] <roxanna> i click on reload window manager.. which reloads my 'screen' and shows the current options i picked
[13:29] <waylandbill> lungan: fragmentation is based on available space. FAT partitions were affected bad by this since their allocation unit size was so big.
[13:29] <sil3nt|warri0r> iced|omg: yes, it was working, but now :(
[13:30] <lungan> waylandbill: do you know how do i paste in irssi? i have a link who i whanna paste
[13:30] <iced|omg> imsantoso: What WLAN adapter are you using?
[13:30] <p-f> is there a reason why the ubuntu build of urxvt doesn't support the Xft: syntax for fonts? It works fine on arch linux.
[13:30] <nperry> lungan, ctrl shift v iirc.
[13:30] <dakarn> roxanna: do you have window decorations plugin enabled in the settings?
[13:30] <lungan> http://geekblog.oneandoneis2.org/index.php/2006/08/17/why_doesn_t_linux_need_defragmenting
[13:30] <iced|omg> lungan: workaround - put it into bit.ly, then type out the shorter URL :P
[13:30] <lungan> nperry: thank you
[13:31] <sil3nt|warri0r> iced|omg: i click admin> pref > hardware drivers, oh its a driver
[13:31] <waylandbill> lungan, if it is in a terminal/tty, it would be based on the terminal/tty rather than irssi itself.
[13:31] <rexwin> can anybody help out with the script that sends email if a process consumes more than say 20% CPU for say 3 minutes or more?
[13:31] <imsantoso> iced|omg: i used ralink rt73, it recognized. but i have to unplug and plug in again after boot
[13:31] <sil3nt|warri0r> iced|omg: its showing that the driver is activated but not is use :(
[13:32] <sil3nt|warri0r> iced|omg: its broadcom bcm4322 (dell 1510 wifi card)
[13:32] <iced|omg> Hm... imsantoso: I see.. can you unplug, plug in again, then check dmesg ?
[13:32] <etronik> rexwin: all of the sources.list ??
[13:32] <rexwin>  cat /etc/apt/sources.list
[13:32] <jet_> Hi, I'd like to extract pictures from a PDF, what program could do that for me?
[13:32] <iced|omg> See which module is being loaded every time your device is being attached.
[13:33] <etronik> rexwin:  sources.list @ http://paste.ubuntu.com/190262/
[13:33] <VilleVicious> Hi! I'm running ubuntu nbr on my eee 901 and I can't get the webcam working. Can somebody help me
[13:33] <etronik> rexwin: th new entry is at the bottom of the file
[13:33] <reto`> hey... I want to put my ubuntu hdd into another computer... how can I make it detect the hardware anew?
[13:34] <etronik> rexwin: should I enable to backports sources ?
[13:34] <vigo> waylandbill: Worked perfectly! I even misspelled a word and it said Does not have Super Cow Powers, that was fun and neat.
[13:34] <rexwin> may be you need universe section to be added
[13:35] <lamothe> Greetings ladies and gentlemen.  Can anyone point me to a place where I can find out what version of the browser plugin got included in a particular totem release?
[13:35] <iced|omg> imsantoso: sil3nt|warri0r: hope you get help on your issues... I would advise you google your device name and see what modules Ubuntu is attempting to load.
[13:35] <lamothe> I'm using Jaunty and there's a few nasty bugs in totem that I'm trying to upgrade my way out of.
[13:36] <_dr> hi, i just installed tpb (thinkpad button display driver) and now i want to autorun it during startup, how do i do that?
[13:36] <vigo> lamothe: Use the 'ugly' ones?
[13:36] <dakarn> !autorun
[13:36] <lamothe> vigo: Ta, that simple, hey?  Are you familiar with the issues?
[13:36] <ZubuntuX> hi
[13:37] <waylandbill> vigo: right! aptitude doesn't have super cow powers. there's a way to make it draw a cow too. :-D
[13:37] <ZubuntuX> ım how to open wma sound?
[13:37] <vigo> lamothe: I ran into it today, used the 'ugly' set and it works.
[13:37] <_dr> dakarn: the installation script put the files into /etc/rc*.d/
[13:37] <ZubuntuX> hey channel
[13:37] <_dr> shouldn't that work already?
[13:37] <dakarn> _dr: System > Preferences > Sessions > Startup Programs
[13:37] <lamothe> vigo: Ta will do.
[13:37] <ZubuntuX> ım how to open wma sound?
[13:38] <ZubuntuX> wmv
[13:38] <zaggynl> !wmv
[13:38] <vigo> waylandbill: I wanna see a cow! a Super Cow.
[13:38] <reto`> hey... I want to put my ubuntu hdd into another computer... how can I make it detect the hardware anew? do I have to reinstall it?
[13:38] <dakarn> _dr: i don't use gnome but autorun.rc is how i load startups
[13:39] <iced|omg> ZubuntuX: need to get the restricted formats... the links above can help. Usually I would recommend installing the ubuntu-restricted package, though.
[13:39] <iced|omg> Sorry, ubuntu-restricted-extras
[13:39] <waylandbill> vigo: do "aptitude -v moo" and add more -v's "aptitude -v -v moo" and it will give different easter eggs.
[13:39] <_dr> dakarn: well, the thing is i'n used to bsd rc startup scripts
[13:39] <iced|omg> Anyone played with unetbootin before?
[13:39] <myself> hey is there an easy way to uninstall ALL of Kubuntu if it was installed through ubuntu, and say, you dont want Kubuntu anymore or any of the stuff that came w/ it?
[13:40] <myself> :)
[13:40] <_dr> linux has this /etc/rc* stuff i'm not familiar with but after reading the documentation i thought putting it in rc2.d would work
[13:40] <_dr> since 2 is the default runlevel
[13:40] <vigo> rete': First, make a backup, then is rather easy, may have to fix-grub if another OS is on it, may have to adjust BIOS a bit.
[13:40] <dakarn> _dr: you're using ubuntu with gnome wm, correct?
[13:40] <waylandbill> vigo: although I think they changed it to a snake/elephant recently.
[13:40] <iced|omg> _dr: That's right. It seems to work. I haven't learned enough to explain how you can make rc3-5 different, though.
[13:40] <_dr> dakarn: yes, but the system startup scripts don't have anything to do with my WM, or not?
[13:41] <dakarn> _dr: depends on when you want them to load
[13:41] <rexwin> let me rephrase my question. how do i know a process consumes more than say 20% CPU for say 3 minutes or more without using top?
[13:42] <_dr> dakarn: hum... ok
[13:42] <Araneidae> rexwin, you could always look in /proc, I suppose
[13:42] <_dr> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 2009-06-06 17:53 /etc/rc2.d/S99tpb -> ../init.d/tpb
[13:42] <_dr> shouldn't that work?
[13:43] <connie> how can I recover folders, which are hidden by windows?
[13:43] <zer0c00l> hi, i ran memtest87 with ubuntu live cd, its showing lot of errors :( , what is the use of memtest ?
[13:43] <quidnunc> Anyone have a link to the minimal installation CD?
[13:44] <dakarn> _dr: there is ~/.gnome2/session where you can add it, or you can add it to xsession
[13:44] <bin1010> after I install a bunch of libraries via build-dep, how do I get apt-get to leave them alone, it keeps uninstalling them?
[13:44] <quidnunc> Never mind, found it.
[13:44] <vigo> Fun stuff! Thank you kindly
[13:44] <SLKC> Hello
[13:44] <SLKC> World
[13:44] <dakarn> _dr: there's also ~/.config/autostart
[13:44] <quidnunc> Anyone know if the minimal CD has fsck?
[13:45] <ZubuntuX> hey ım how to install ubuntu-restricted ?
[13:45] <orthodoc> games no audio, what could n=be wrong?
[13:45] <ZubuntuX> iced|omg: ?
[13:45] <atlef> has anyone tried to install ubuntu on an old iMac? PPC cpy.
[13:45] <orthodoc> ZubuntuX, open a terminal
[13:45] <ZubuntuX> ok..
[13:45] <vigo> quidnunc: here>https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[13:45] <_dr> dakarn: i know what you mean, but i don't really think it's supposed to work that way
[13:45] <dakarn> zubuntuX: enable restricted repositories in synaptic
[13:45] <iced|omg> ZubuntuX: try synaptic?
[13:46] <_dr> since the installer script populated /etc/init.d
[13:46] <orthodoc> ZubuntuX, and type the following: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[13:46] <etronik> well ebox is not installable on a LTS version :-/ I don't get the workarounds.. so quitting on the idea to install ebox !! :-( what a freakin shame
[13:46] <ZubuntuX> ok..
[13:46] <ZubuntuX> :) orthodoc
[13:46] <_dr> you don't run inetd from your gnome login session either, you know what i mean
[13:46] <ZubuntuX> and thanks iced|omg
[13:47] <orthodoc> games no audio, any idea what i need to do to get audio back
[13:47] <ZubuntuX> this for wmv and wma?
[13:47] <iced|omg> I would much prefer the terminal, but it is possible without the terminal as well.
[13:47] <vigo> orthodoc: Pulse maybe needed
[13:48] <orthodoc> i installed pulseaudio, vigo
[13:48] <vigo> orthodoc: Or use the Synaptic Fix
[13:48] <gladiator> anyone got an idea why cpufreq scaling gets stuck at the lowest frequency randomly?
[13:48] <orthodoc> and I get no audio at all , no music and no audio in games
[13:48] <ZubuntuX> iced|omg:  ım install ubuntu-restricted-extras for vmw and wmv
[13:48] <ZubuntuX> after
[13:48] <orthodoc> vigo, so i uninstalled pulseaudio
[13:48] <iced|omg> Yes, the restricted-extras package will give things like flash, mp3 support, java, as well as wmv or wma I believe.
[13:49] <iced|omg> Why not read the description in Synaptic?
[13:49] <orthodoc> without pulseaudio i am able to play music with alsa but suddenly no audio with games
[13:49] <gladiator> ZubuntuX: you having problems with wma 9 format?
[13:49] <ZubuntuX> iced|omg:  :D
[13:49] <orthodoc> vigo, whats synaptic fix
[13:49] <ZubuntuX> wma problem yes gladiator
[13:49] <ZubuntuX> iced|omg:  ok.
[13:50] <ZubuntuX> %74
[13:50] <imsantoso_> iced|omg: i just unplug and plug wlan, and saw dmesg
[13:50] <gladiator> ZubuntuX: do nudge me if you get it fixed!
[13:50] <vigo> orthodoc: In Synaptic there is a Fix Broken Packages tic, this can also be done in TUI or CUI.
[13:50] <orthodoc> thanks vigo i'll try that
[13:50] <bin1010> after I install a bunch of libraries via build-dep, etc, how do I get apt-get to leave them alone, it keeps trying to uninstall them.
[13:51] <iced|omg> imsantoso_: OK, did you see any particular driver modules being loaded?
[13:51] <bin1010> I am in 8.10 on this box
[13:51] <orthodoc> vigo, just one more question
[13:51] <gladiator> ZubuntuX: installing w32codecs is supposed to help .. even though they didnt work for me .. did u try that out?
[13:51] <orthodoc> vigo: after installing pulse and starting pulseaudio i get an error msg
[13:51] <vigo> orthodoc: sure
[13:51] <iced|omg> gladiator: w32codecs is part of the ubuntu-restricted-extras package :)
[13:52] <orthodoc> vigo, : it says pa_pid_create() failed..
[13:52] <gladiator> iced: oh ok...
[13:52] <orthodoc> vigo: somethings wrong somewhere...
[13:52] <orthodoc> vigo, what could the error msg mean?
[13:53] <vigo> orthodoc: Yes, sounds like a conflict, did you also do the Qt thing?
[13:53] <MaT-dg> how can I record the sound of my soundcard when recording something with gtk-recordmydeskop? sound device is set to 'DEFAULT'
[13:53] <orthodoc> no i did no qt thingy, vigo
[13:53] <dakarn> _dr: did you check to see if it worked from the install?
[13:54] <orthodoc> vigo, what do i do to set it right?
[13:54] <vigo> orthodoc: Look it up on the forums, I have no idea about the game or its source code restrictions, but there is always a solution.
[13:54] <orthodoc> vigo, thanks
[13:55] <dam0> my wireless connection is not working what should i do?
[13:55] <dakarn> stop paying it
[13:55] <vigo> orthodoc: The Qt thing was a suggestion for a possible fix, most all sound issues are lack of Pulse or some strange alien thing.
[13:55] <m4rk> dam0: what error are you getting?
[13:55] <dam0> nothing
[13:55] <dam0> no error
[13:55] <dam0> just cant connect
[13:56] <dam0> my pc cant find the modem
[13:56] <imsantoso_> dam0: what type of wireless card
[13:56] <cemunal> are there repos like debian unstable in ubuntu?
[13:58] <iced|omg> Not too sure, cemunal.
[13:59] <dakarn> dam0: run ifconfig in terminal: do you see wlan0 ?
[13:59] <iced|omg> Guys, is there a way to load particular kernel modules at boot time?
[14:00] <pbn> Hi, what's a graphical dial-up client for Ubuntu ?
[14:00] <dakarn> iced|omg: should be under /etc/modules.conf
[14:00] <zethero1> hey guys .. I have this problem with Flash in Firefox .. many times when i want to play a YouTube video Firefox will just close and have to be reopened ...
[14:01] <cemunal> iced|omg: do only releases have repos? is not there any other repos in ubuntu?
[14:01] <pbn> zethero1: 64-bit ?
[14:01] <zethero1> ﻿pbn: no
[14:01] <U2GB_> cemunal: look in Synaptic Configuration menu / Software source / updates
[14:01] <Padhu> zetherol: +1
[14:01] <iced|omg> OK, I'm going to abort the install attempt and boot my Vista box ... at least I can SSH into my Ubuntu box then.
[14:02] <imsantoso_> zethero1: have you add flash plugin
[14:02] <dam0> dakarn; yes i see it
[14:02] <Garethp> Hey guys, I was wondering, how can I install Apache, PHP and MySQL all at once in Ubuntu 9.04? I'm not using Server Edition, and I'm new to Ubuntu, so I have no idea what to do. Any help is much appreciated
[14:02] <zethero1> ﻿Padhu: you talking to me ?
[14:02] <dam0> i diunno what sort of card
[14:02] <iced|omg> pbn - I suggest going to a terminal and using $ apt-cache search ppp (or modem or dialup)
[14:02] <MaT-dg> pbn: I found one for KDE, it's called KPPP
[14:02] <JauntySjoerd> hello everyone - I cannot seem to install 9.04 - there is a bug when I choose 'install ubuntu' in the menu - system hangs
[14:02] <Deepthought> I tried to install compiz in kubuntu jaunty, everything got messed up there' s broken packages and I can' t get it fixed with apt or synaptic; is there a dependency in the main repo ?   I tried remove and install again and this is what I got : http://paste.ubuntu.com/190274/   (by the way, kwin doesn' t work anymore as well, can't get effects re-initiated
[14:02] <imsantoso_> Garethp: how about xampp
[14:02] <zethero1> ﻿imsantoso: yes of course .. otherwise I would not be able to watch any flash vids
[14:03] <pbn> MaT-dg: yes I use kppp on a KDE machine, but some fellow needs one for a Ubuntu Gnome machine....
[14:03] <Garethp> Thanks, I'll try that
[14:03] <Padhu> pbn: pppconf in terminal
[14:03] <dakarn> dam0: the file /etc/modules.conf defines how to load modules when they are requested (default parameters), which modules to load on kernel request (autoloading) etc.
[14:03] <Deepthought> dependancy-problem I mean
[14:03] <pbn> Padhu: ah ok. What about wvdial ?
[14:03] <Padhu> zethro1: I installed opera
[14:03] <Aliasa> i want to be  a programmer ,what should i do ~?
[14:03] <iced|omg> Garethp: It would be nice if someone came up with a LAMP package - but for now I think it would be good to install them separately.
[14:03] <iced|omg> Aliasa: start programming.
[14:04] <zethero1> ﻿Padhu: you keep writing my ID wrong :)
[14:04] <dakarn> aliasa: aquire a taste for coffee and cigarettes
[14:04] <Aliasa> :),How to start,
[14:04] <iced|omg> Aliasa: what languages would you like to learn?
[14:04] <Aliasa> C
[14:04] <Garethp> iced: Do I have to compile any source codes or anything, because I have no idea how to do that
[14:04] <Padhu> pbn: very nice one for dial-up. Now i am browsing wioth it
[14:04] <iced|omg> Install them and follow some tutorials.
[14:04] <nperry> Aliasa buy some books
[14:04] <imsantoso_> zethero1: try to removed free flash plugin
[14:04] <iced|omg> Aliasa: there are several online tutorials.
[14:04] <iced|omg> www.cprogramming.com is pretty useful.
[14:05] <Aliasa> what kind of tools i should have?
[14:05] <Padhu> pbn: RP-PPPoE is good one can compile from source
[14:05] <bigboss> hello people! could anyone help me to clean up my system? cause my boot time is ridiculus and my ubuntu  tooks something like 2-3 seconds to open a folder sometimes
[14:05] <Aliasa> emacs,Vi?
[14:05] <iced|omg> Garethp: nope, you just need to know what versions of each package you like.
[14:05] <zethero1> ﻿imsantoso: I am using the Adobe Flash plugin
[14:06] <reto`> Aliasa: GCC the compiler, emacs is pretty cool for programming
[14:06] <pbn> Padhu: ok...thanks... is pppconf included on the 8.04.2 CD ? Because the fellow is on dialup, so I'll have to install from the CD, but without pppconf he won't be able to get on the Internet ...
[14:06] <Padhu> bigpass: what is the resault of 'free -m'
[14:06] <Garethp> Preferablly the latest. In all honesty, when I was using Windows I just downloaded a program called "EasyPHP" which installed everything for me
[14:06] <iced|omg> So something like $ sudo apt-get install apache2 libapache2-mod-php php5 mysql5 or something like that.
[14:06] <Padhu> is swap is on?
[14:06] <Aliasa> sure ,i have gcc
[14:06] <iced|omg> Yes, packaged stuff is good like that.
[14:06] <MaT-dg> pbn: you can install that on GNOME to, just tested it and it runs ok. Can't test the connection though since I don't have a phone line
[14:06] <pbn> MaT-dg: ah ok...
[14:06] <dakarn> aliasa: you will need to get the build-essential package
[14:06] <iced|omg> But here at the cost of a little more effort, you get to control which packages you want to put together to really customise what you need.
[14:07] <Aliasa> that is...?
[14:07] <iced|omg> Aliasa: yeah, for compiling you should grab the build-essential package - it has the necessary libc6 headers.
[14:07] <iced|omg> #apt-get install build-essential
[14:07] <pbn> well I've noticed Debian has gnome-ppp .... Perhaps did someone build gnome-ppp for Ubuntu and put it somewhere on the Internet ?
[14:07] <Aliasa> okok
[14:07] <zoldaa_> During an upgrade  I lost the applet in the upper right corner that gave me the status of my system, (whether I was upgraded or not).  How do I get that back?
[14:07] <imsantoso_> zethero1: what version is your flash
[14:08] <dakarn> zoldaa_: are you talking about conky?
[14:08] <iced|omg> pbn: It might be there already ... you may want to add universe / multiverse repositories, there may be similar programmes available elsewhere.
[14:08] <zethero1> ﻿imsantoso: probably the latest ... how do I check?
[14:08] <imsantoso_> zethero1: go to tools-> addons -> plugins
[14:08] <iced|omg> Of course, you could always get a deb for Debian, then use gdebi to install it - I think it will try to ask for the required dependencies as well.
[14:09] <yuri20> mam problmemosa
[14:09] <lungan> Is there a command in irssi to get a list of all oopen windows?
[14:09] <yuri20> jak kompiluje program
[14:09] <yuri20> tzn.
[14:09] <iced|omg> Best bet is always apt, though, either from aptitude, apt-get or synaptic.
[14:09] <yuri20> no kompiluje ten program
[14:09] <iced|omg> lungan: /win list
[14:09] <yuri20> tzn. wpsuje make
[14:09] <FloodBot1> yuri20: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:09] <zethero1> ﻿imsantoso: version 9.0
[14:09] <Padhu> pbn: it is installed by default. You can use System=> preference => network configuration will give GUI mode of configuration
[14:09] <yuri20> później chce wpisać sudo checkinstall -D i nic się nie dzieje
[14:09] <lungan> iced|omg: nothing happens?
[14:09] <imsantoso_> zethero1: make sure shockwave flash enable
[14:09] <iced|omg> Go back to the server window :)
[14:10] <iced|omg> It's /win 1 typically
[14:10] <lungan> iced|omg: thank you =)
[14:10] <pbn> Padhu: yeah but what I need is just some GUI app whre the user can click "Connect" and the phone number gets dialed and so on
[14:10] <Artichoke200> Please help me with the following problem. Whenever I try to install Ubuntu, any option that is on the splash screen, I hit, and then I get a black screen with a blinking cursor.
[14:10] <Aliasa> i downloaded build-essential,,,but what is this?
[14:10] <iced|omg> Artichoke200: is that all there is?
[14:10] <zethero1> ﻿imsantoso: that is Shockwave flash ..
[14:10] <Padhu> pbn: google it. You may find tarball as required
[14:11] <imsantoso_> yes. how about google video. still same?
[14:11] <Artichoke200> iced|omg: Yes, it doesn't change.
[14:11] <iced|omg> OK, I'm done with this. I need more work to set up Ubuntu on my laptop... I'll be back in a few minutes.
[14:11] <Artichoke200> Just a black screen with a clinking cursor.
[14:11]  * Tcl Saluta MindForge
[14:12] <Artichoke200> Please help me with the following problem. Whenever I try to install Ubuntu, any option that is on the splash screen, I hit, and then I get a black screen with a blinking cursor.
[14:12] <zoldaa_> Artichoke -- are you installing on a laptop?
[14:12] <Artichoke200> No
[14:12] <Artichoke200> A dell.
[14:12] <Artichoke200> But with a Compaq video card
[14:12] <pbn> Padhu: ah ok... well I'm doing zgrep in the various Packages.gz right now
[14:12] <Artichoke200> I put a compaq video card in my dell.
[14:13] <Artichoke200> That might be the problem.
[14:13] <Artichoke200> But I can't put a dell.
[14:14] <Aliasa> what is Build-essential!?!!?!!
[14:14] <arthur_> Just
[14:14] <JauntySjoerd> can anyone tell me why the installer hangs when I choose to install Ubuntu - it just says: BUG: Int 14 ???
[14:14] <nperry> Aliasa all the needed package for compiling
[14:14] <arthur_> Just use ubuntu
[14:14] <Aliasa> ok
[14:14] <Aliasa> where can i find them?
[14:15] <Aliasa> i have install it,
[14:16] <zoldaa_> It sounds like a problem I had with my laptop, and the way I got around it was to add some additional boot options:  acpi=off noapic nolapic
[14:16] <JauntySjoerd> OK, and that then allows the actual installer to load?
[14:16] <bin1010> can I make a deb package with just a bunch of library dependencies?
[14:17] <bin1010> how do that?
[14:17] <Artichoke200>  zoldaa_: Were you talking to me?
[14:17] <JauntySjoerd> yep
[14:17] <m4rk> does anyone know how to make a wallet out of gaffa tape?
[14:17] <grey> Anyone know how I can put my ubuntu machine to sleep? I want it to suspend to RAM, but everytime it does it 'loses' it's sata disks,
[14:18] <grey> it's 9.04, and I keep it up to date
[14:18] <Garethp> Hey guys, I just tried installing xampp, but it said to run it with 32-Bit compatability libraries. Is it still possible to install it on a 64-Bit machine?
[14:18] <Artichoke200> I am gonna mess with some of the settings
[14:18] <dakarn> build-essential gives you gcc to compile your .c      -- just write it in gedit
[14:19] <tty17> hey guys
[14:19] <nsahoo> hi
[14:19] <dakarn> sup
[14:20] <nsahoo> I was thinking why my system update notice is not appearing automatically
[14:20] <tty17> on the livecd, it gives you the option to select a keyboard layout when you press F3. I'm making a custom livecd, how can I change the default from US to UK?
[14:20] <NismoTie> I need help, when i plug my headphones into my laptop the sound is still playing the the regular speakers, what should I do?
[14:20] <thiebaude> tty17: it should give you options
[14:21] <tty17> thiebaude: yes but how can I change the default setting on my custom livecd
[14:21] <lamothe> Does anyone have issue with totem repeat mode and know how to resolve it?
[14:21] <archman> Hello
[14:21] <thiebaude> tty17: not sure
[14:21] <NismoTie> any ideas bout my problem?
[14:22] <NismoTie> I need help, when i plug my headphones into my laptop the sound is still playing the the regular speakers, what should I do?
[14:22] <dakarn> a quickfix is to mute front in alsamixer
[14:22] <bkraptor> NishaKitty: enable headphone jack sense
[14:22] <bkraptor> err
[14:22] <archman> I got the "The following packages have been kept back:" (it's about upgrading kernel) can I do sudo aptitude dist-upgrade? (it will remove linux-generic, and also reports that headers and images i'm using now are broken, but can be resolved. Is it safe to continue?
[14:22] <bkraptor> NismoTie: -
[14:22] <dakarn> what bkraptor said
[14:23] <NishaKitty> ;p
[14:23] <NismoTie> bkraptor: how?
[14:24] <NismoTie> im not so hot on my ubuntu
[14:24] <bkraptor> NismoTie:  click on the sound icon, click on volume control, under swtiches tab
[14:24] <nsahoo> hi ..
[14:24] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hey guys i have a question, im on a dell vostro 1400 laptop, have had ubuntu intrepid running for about a year now and recently ive noticed lockups when i have a bunch of things running...the funny thing is it doesnt seem to be a "lockup" in the traditional "freeze nothing responds to anything" kinda lockup , instead, my audio continues to play, system monitor at the bottom of my system tray plots cpu & bw usage as usual
[14:24] <nsahoo> how do I set up alt-rightclick-drag for window resize behaviour? It is a common behavior for most window managers
[14:25] <bkraptor> anyone got a clue what's with the grayed-out kernel packages sitting in update manager?
[14:25] <zhoujingrui> 如何安装显卡
[14:25] <zhoujingrui> 求救
[14:26] <zhoujingrui> 我用 sudo envyng -t
[14:26] <IndyGunFreak> !zh
[14:26] <zhoujingrui> 出现错误
[14:26] <jet_> hehe zhoujingrui , chinese right
[14:26] <jet_> i'm in china too! :)
[14:26] <NismoTie> bkraptor: i have no switches tab
[14:26] <JerrY_Trouper> Ni hao.
[14:26] <bkraptor> NismoTie: then I have no clue
[14:26] <omid8bimo> guys, when i get ls -lh, i see a dot at the end of permissions. what is it? -rwx------. 1 ...
[14:26] <NismoTie> oh dear
[14:26] <Desen> i`ve tried to use OpenDNS but modifications are "forsaken" by Ubuntu 8.10/GNOME after the next restart/system shutdown. Any suggestions ?
[14:27] <siamak> I need some help running java servlet on tomcat6
[14:27] <Garethp> Sorry to bug you guys again, but does anyone know how to set up my MythTV to read input from my CVBS input on my TV card
[14:27] <NismoTie> bkraptor: i have playback and soundtheme
[14:27] <bc> Desen: add then to resolv.conf and chattr +i /etc/resolve.conf
[14:27] <zhoujingrui> how to install nvidia?
[14:27] <archman> is there a broken dependency for linux-image-generic now?
[14:27] <Desen> bc thanx will do that right now
[14:27] <zhoujingrui> i use sudo envyng -t
[14:27] <bkraptor> NismoTie: under device make sure to select the physical device
[14:28] <zhoujingrui> it has a mistake
[14:28] <dakarn> nsahoo: System>Preferences>Keyboard Shortcuts
[14:28] <Garethp> zhou: System -> Admin -> Hardware Drivers. That worked for me
[14:28] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hey guys i have a question, im on a dell vostro 1400 laptop, have had ubuntu intrepid running for about a year now and recently ive noticed lockups when i have a bunch of things running...the funny thing is it doesnt seem to be a "lockup" in the traditional "freeze nothing responds to anything" kinda lockup , instead, my audio continues to play, system monitor at the bottom of my system tray plots cpu & bw usage as usual
[14:28] <bkraptor> NismoTie: f.e. I have Intel ICH6 Alsa
[14:28] <rorozarzar_> hello
[14:28] <NismoTie> bkraptor: im on intel HDA
[14:28] <bc> Desen: sorry, I meant to write "add them to resolve.conf, then sudo chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf" -- sorry, no coffee yet :P
[14:29] <bc> Desen: uh, resolv.conf, no 'e' -- getting that coffee now.
[14:29] <dakarn> is there any way to check connection status of a ppp0?
[14:29] <MIrrorIMage> Hi all!
[14:30] <nsahoo> dakarn: I checked there .. nothing to bind mouse to window resize there
[14:30] <siamak> hi, I need some help with tomcat can some one help me
[14:30] <zhoujingrui> how to install nvidia 173
[14:30] <zhoujingrui> is there anyone can help me?
[14:31] <bkraptor> dakarn: ifconfig ppp0 ?
[14:31] <zhoujingrui> thanks
[14:31] <Garethp> !patience | zhoujingrui
[14:31] <MIrrorIMage> I have a big problem. I dual boot my computer with Vista & Ubuntu. Yesterday, I upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 which also changed the boot loader. Now I can no longer access files on Vista. How can I reverse these changes? Thx!
[14:32] <freethewhat> has anyone ever set 'command_line {hdparm -B 255 /dev/sda}' in their hdparm.conf It's not recognizing on boot.
[14:32] <bkraptor> MIrrorIMage:  what do you mean you can't access the files on vista?
[14:32] <nsahoo> MIrrorIMage: reboot with live cd, change grub configuration
[14:32] <thunder> zhoujingrui I think you can try to re-compile the kernel
[14:32] <zhoujingrui> how to ?
[14:33] <Nubuntu> Hey, i had to run icechat on windows vista now,since on Ubuntu ,nohting happens when i run it wiht wine...
[14:33] <thunder> zhoujingrui  use google
[14:33] <zhoujingrui> i just want to install nvidia
[14:33] <Desen> bc, i have added OPENDNS' DNS' ... now i run in terminal "sudo chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf" ?
[14:33] <Madcyclist> I'm new to Ubuntu, looking for help installing TweetDech Air app
[14:33] <thunder> zhoujingrui Use google and search "ubuntu compile kernel".
[14:34] <Nubuntu> How can i fix my USB headset so it plays sound from Spotify/MOzilla?
[14:34] <NismoTie> anyone got a fix for my headphone problem
[14:34] <Nubuntu> It only plays system sounds now,rest goes into screen speakers
[14:34] <thunder> zhoujingrui Or you can ask question on http://forum.ubuntu.org.cn
[14:34] <Nubuntu> Nismotie,you maybe have the same problem as me,whats yours?
[14:35] <NismoTie> ive got plain old bose headphones nubuntu
[14:35] <Jack_Sparrow> !sound
[14:35] <Nubuntu> !irc
[14:36] <Jack_Sparrow> That may be a bit outdated.  It does not mention pulse or the #alsa channel
[14:36] <jms32> My desktop are hided after nautilus failed. How to restore desktop?
[14:36] <archman> is linux-generic required by the system?
[14:36] <omid8bimo> guys, when i get ls -lh, i see a dot at the end of permissions syntax. what is it? -rwx------. 1 ...
[14:36] <Jack_Sparrow> jmdid you lose desktop icons?
[14:37] <jms32> Jack_Sparrow: yeah
[14:37] <Jack_Sparrow> one sec
[14:37] <bkraptor> jms32: alt+F2 and run nautilus
[14:37] <jms32> I m now what i can logout and login and all will be good. But how to do it without logouting?
[14:38] <siamak> I need some help with tomcat6 on ubuntu
[14:38] <jms32> All worked. Thanks. That was so easy =\
[14:38] <archman> Jack_Sparrow: is linux-generic required to boot the system?
[14:38] <thunder> <omid8bimo -rwx means right
[14:38] <siamak> can any one help
[14:38] <NismoTie> I only want my godarn headphones to work, grr
[14:38] <omid8bimo> thunder: i know that. there is a dot after the permissions syntax. what is that?
[14:39] <Jack_Sparrow> Lost icons after kernel install manually start nautilus and save the session .. then reboot.  But seems some of the customizations may be gone ... window view settings and all
[14:39] <Weed37> hi guys is their a chan for help with perl on this server
[14:39] <omid8bimo> it's like this -rwx------. <= what is this DOT?
[14:40] <bkraptor> omid8bimo: I don't have that dot
[14:40] <omid8bimo> bkraptor: it's for some of the files/folders
[14:40] <omid8bimo> not all
[14:40] <Jack_Sparrow> omid8bimo are you talking about hidden folders/files
[14:41] <Jack_Sparrow> !hidden
[14:41] <omid8bimo> Jack_Sparrow: no. i know about hidden stuff
[14:41] <zhoujingrui> oh sorry i really donot know how to do
[14:41] <bc> Desen: cat /etc/resolv.conf to make sure it lists the opendns IPs
[14:41] <zhoujingrui> i need a help
[14:41] <archman> PLEase, is linux-generic required for OS to work??
[14:41] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask > zhoujingrui
[14:41] <zhoujingrui> i want to install nvidia 173
[14:41] <Jack_Sparrow> !nvidia
[14:42] <bkraptor> linux-generic is only a meta-package afaik so ONLY removing that package won't hurt
[14:42] <omid8bimo> after ls -l, at the first column which shows permissions, i see a dot, that's what i'm talking about
[14:42] <Desen> bc i am going to restart to see if the changes remain. fingers crossed. thanx
[14:42] <Jack_Sparrow> that is for the binary driver, you should be able to enable restricted driver/hardware from the admin menu
[14:42] <bc> Desen: did you chattr yet?
[14:42] <archman> aaargh anyone??? ::(:(:(
[14:43] <bkraptor> archman: see above
[14:43] <Jack_Sparrow> !patience > archman
[14:43] <archman> bkraptor, aah thanks.
[14:43] <Desen> bc yeas, ofc
[14:43] <Desen> yes *
[14:43] <bkraptor> archman: make sure you're not removing the actual kernel
[14:43] <bkraptor> also removing that meta package might mean you won't get future kernel upgrades
[14:43] <archman> bkraptop, linux-image?
[14:43] <bkraptor> yes
[14:45] <zhoujingrui> after i use sudo envyng -t
[14:45] <zhoujingrui> it has a error
[14:45] <zhoujingrui> Traceback (most recent call last):
[14:45] <zhoujingrui>   File "interface.py", line 432, in <module>
[14:45] <zhoujingrui>     a.mainMenu()
[14:45] <zhoujingrui>   File "interface.py", line 295, in mainMenu
[14:45] <zhoujingrui>     a.driverMenu('nvidia')
[14:45] <zhoujingrui>   File "interface.py", line 322, in driverMenu
[14:45] <FloodBot1> zhoujingrui: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:46] <Jack_Sparrow> !paste > zhoujingrui
[14:46] <Jack_Sparrow> zhoujingrui system admin hardware drivers.  a better first choice over envy
[14:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !envy
[14:48] <Araneidae> !BinaryDrver
[14:48] <Araneidae> !BinaryDriver
[14:48] <Jack_Sparrow> oops typo
[14:48] <siamak> can anyone help me with running sevlet on tomcat6?
[14:49] <Wolf23> help please? can anyone tell me how to open aljazeera live stream tv on vlc from www.aljazeera.net? thanx
[14:49] <omid8bimo> this is my ls -lh output which have those dots after permission line http://pastebin.com/d4045e614
[14:50] <omid8bimo> which i wanna know what are they
[14:50] <MIrrorIMage> bkraptor: I no longer have the option to start Windows Vista when booting the computer
[14:51] <MIrrorIMage> nsahoo: I do not have a live CD. How may I get one?
[14:51] <nsahoo> MIrrorIMage: download from ubuntu.com and burn it to a CD
[14:51] <Nubuntu> mirrorimage,i have 2 harddrives which i can choose of when im in "boot menu", maybe vista is in the second harddrive?
[14:51] <nsahoo> MIrrorIMage: it's the same installer cd, the first option is to start it as a live cd
[14:52] <MIrrorIMage> Nubuntu: No, I only have one hard drive
[14:52] <Nubuntu> kk
[14:52] <MIrrorIMage> nsahoo: Okay, I will try this thanks all!
[14:53] <freethewhat_> Can anyone help me with hdparm.conf I'm experiencing issues with parking, and it doesn't seems to work upon reboot.
[14:53] <siamak> Can anyone help me with tomcat issue?
[14:53] <screamsayonara> im trying to intall a .tar.gz and when i type ./configure it says "no such file or directory" why.... what does it all mean
[14:54] <bkraptor> screamsayonara: chmod +x configure
[14:54] <Jack_Sparrow> omid8bimo I am thinking those are hidden. .go into nautilus, see if you see them then use ctrl-h and look again
[14:54] <screamsayonara> thx bkraptor
[14:54] <omid8bimo> Jack_Sparrow: they are not hidden. i see them in nautilus
[14:55] <screamsayonara> now it says cannot access configure.. no such file or etc..
[14:55] <Jack_Sparrow> omid8bimo then sorry, no idea
[14:55] <sebsebseb> hi
[14:55] <bkraptor> screamsayonara: chmod 777 configure
[14:55] <bkraptor> also are you sure you have a configure binary ?
[14:55] <screamsayonara> no :\
[14:55] <bc> screamsayonara: tar -xzf file.tar.gz
[14:56] <screamsayonara> file.tar.gz but i put the directory on the desktop
[14:56] <Jack_Sparrow> screamsayonara have you installed buildessential
[14:56] <screamsayonara> yep i checked it
[14:56] <Phrozen_One> Is there a generic way of adding a gpg key for third party apt sources?
[14:56] <bc> screamsayonara: it may just use a Makefile with no configure, or if it's perl it might use a Makefile.PL
[14:57] <screamsayonara> ok so if thats the case, what commands do i need to use
[14:57] <screamsayonara> i just type make or something?
[14:57] <angry> what software is best for a tvtuner?
[14:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !compile
[14:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !tv
[14:57] <bc> screamsayonara: you're trying ./configure within that directory, right?
[14:57] <screamsayonara> yeah :)
[14:57] <bc> screamsayonara: sorry had to ask. try just 'make'
[14:57] <screamsayonara> ok thanks a bunch
[14:57] <CaptTofu> hi all - what makes apt-get update fail in gutsy with 404 - http://www.pastebin.ca/1450737
[14:57] <CaptTofu> ?
[14:57] <siamak> Can any one help me with tomcat?
[14:58] <thunder> !tv
[14:58] <sebsebseb> CaptTofu: Gutsy was good, but no longer supported
[14:58] <CaptTofu> it's as if a bunch packages are missing from the repo site...
[14:58] <bc> screamsayonara: I'd also read the link Jack_Sparrow / ubottu pasted
[14:58] <sebsebseb> CaptTofu: as a result you should upgrade to at least Ubuntu 8.04 really
[14:58] <xelvx> ciao a tutti
[14:58] <screamsayonara> oh yeah for sure, i will, i just thought it would be something easy like... just typing make ;p
[14:59] <vick> Is there a torrent client with SSL support ?
[14:59] <screamsayonara> thx again
[14:59] <durt> Phrozen_One, see 'man apt-key'
[14:59] <vick> Or any sort of cryptography on communications that is.
[14:59] <bkraptor> Phrozen_One: wget -q http://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/debian/sun_vbox.asc -O- | sudo apt-key add -
[14:59] <bkraptor> Phrozen_One: just an example from virtualbox
[15:00] <Phrozen_One> Thats the problem, any method using wget seems to make it unique to each repository. So apt-key is the generic method?
[15:00] <tehsmo> I just have a quick question, if anyone knows the answer - is it possible to set apt-get to automatically install dev packages along  with others?
[15:00] <tehsmo> I'd like to just install the dev packages for everything on my system
[15:00] <bc> screamsayonara: if make works, you might want to edit the Makefile to ajust any paths since it doesn't use configure. :\
[15:01] <bc> screamsayonara: then you'll probably want 'make clean' if the clean target exists, then make again.
[15:01] <screamsayonara> bc, im too much of a noob i just wanna play tiny tetris
[15:01] <bc> screamsayonara: there's a few testris in `apt-cache search tetris`
[15:01] <durt> Phrozen_One, yes bkraptor's example just pipes the output of wget to apt-key.
[15:02] <bc> screamsayonara: uh, 'tetris'
[15:02] <Nicky65463> Guys, I was just wondering if it is possible to boot a usb stick using heirens boot cd
[15:02] <bc> screamsayonara: where'd you download it from? I'll take a look at it. I mean, it could already be built?
[15:02] <screamsayonara> hmm so there is.. what does "cache" mean?
[15:02] <durt> Phrozen_One, take a look at the PPAs on launchpad for a little tutorial.
[15:02] <Jack_Sparrow> !usb > Nicky65463
[15:03] <Phrozen_One> But how can you find the key on a third party source, given that each source is going to have a different name for its key?
[15:03] <screamsayonara> can i just paste urls in here?
[15:03] <screamsayonara> http://games.linux.sk/
[15:03] <bin1010> i built mplayer from svn repos, but when then I installed a vncviewer and that uninstalled all the build-dep that mplayer needed to run, is there a way to make apt-get/aptitude leave those alone?
[15:03] <Nicky65463> basically I want to install ubuntu server but the machine does not allow me to boot from a usb
[15:03] <bc> screamsayonara: various things, depending on context. I'm checking tar.gz
[15:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !install
[15:04] <Dr_Willis> Nicky65463:  ive seen some disrtos that have a boot-floppy type trick to boot from 'usb' on quirky machines.. but Ubuntu is not one of them.
[15:04] <Dr_Willis> Nicky65463:  there may be some other ways.
[15:04] <jrib> bin1010: install them explicitly or build a proper mplayer package
[15:04] <digifor> Trying to install jaunty on acer aspire one 110. No network interfaces detected???
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> digifor:   You may want to check the frums - theres a AAo thread. there
[15:05] <CaptTofu> sebsebseb: now I know what they meant by LTS !
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> digifor:  my older AAo works great with the netbook remix variant.
[15:05] <CaptTofu> I'm attempting to perform an upgrade
[15:05] <Guest54142> i figured it out lickbag
[15:05] <CaptTofu> we'll see how this goes
[15:06] <bin1010> jrib: i made a mplayer package via checkinstall
[15:06] <bc> screamsayonara: doesn't have a makefile. you'd have to compile and link. sigh.
[15:06] <sebsebseb> CaptTofu: if your a bit more experienced, you could continue to use 7.10 and  support it yourself with upgrades,  you just can't expect support here if you were to do that
[15:06] <digifor> I am installing this on a friends. I have jaunty running fine on the normal AA1. this is the slighly bigger one.
[15:06] <jrib> bin1010: key word in what I said was "proper"
[15:06] <Guest54142> i love it wpa_supplicant is cool!!
[15:06] <screamsayonara> oh right so ill just find something else to do with my time.. thanks for checking
[15:06] <sebsebseb> CaptTofu: so better to upgrade to Hardy really
[15:06] <CaptTofu> sebsebseb: I'm experienced, but hard-hit for time - so I'm attempting do-release-upgrade
[15:06] <bc> screamsayonara: good idea :)
[15:06] <Guest54142> ?
[15:07] <nsahoo> in keyboard shortcuts I am not able to use the Windows key or the Super key with something else. e.g., I want to set shortctu super+e for something .. and it just stores Super L
[15:07] <boscop> yesterday I could see my windows partition, but now it only finds /dev/sda1. How can I access windows again?
[15:07] <bc> screamsayonara: at least you know what to look for next time
[15:08] <CaptTofu> sebsebseb: I've never done an "upgrade" before, but this box has so much stuff on it, I can't afford
[15:08] <Wolf23> helpers! Setting up globe7 (2.1.3.9) ...
[15:08] <Wolf23> chmod: cannot access `/usr/lib/firefox/greprefs/': No such file or directory
[15:08] <screamsayonara> yeah for sure, trying to install things is -almost- like a game
[15:08] <CaptTofu> to just reinstall
[15:08] <dayo> i'm having issues with docx in OO.o   anyone have any good resources/tips for this?
[15:08] <bin1010> jrib: not following, what makes a package "proper" then
[15:08] <bc> screamsayonara: they should have made it easy, but they did not, and it's questionable whether it would even compile. It may need some windows libs, for example.
[15:08] <jrib> !packaging | bin1010
[15:09] <jrib> bin1010: well for one, it should list the needed deps...
[15:09] <bin1010> but the depends are listed in the build-deps, I don't see anyway to add them as a --depends
[15:10] <JulioNeto> Hello all!
[15:10] <bin1010> plus if I list them out myself, I won't get the changes as they come down from upstream
[15:10] <nsahoo> any clue?
[15:10] <jrib> bin1010: huh?
[15:10] <screamsayonara> bc, in general how would i know if i needed some lib things?
[15:11] <bc> screamsayonara: either in their README, or by reading the source code (#include) or by just trying to build and see if it complains about missing libraries.
[15:11] <JulioNeto> I'd like to sync my files (on my computer) with a pendrive (external disk), how can I do it? I'm thinking in flyback, but I don't think it's a good idea.
[15:11] <charles_> vick: for talking to https trackers?
[15:12] <reto`> hey... I have a really strange problem here... I have installed ubuntu on this computer and it behaves really strange... it doesn't save any changes
[15:12] <screamsayonara> founts of knowledge, you lovely people.. ok thanks again
[15:12] <vick> charles_, Well imagine the situation like this, i want to download something but i don't want somebody who can view my transmittion to know what is it i am downloading :P
[15:12] <Jack_Sparrow> reto` Did you remove the cd?
[15:12] <vick> transmission rather.
[15:13] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[15:13] <vick> just relax and enjoy the show :P
[15:13] <reto`> hey... I have a really strange problem here... I have installed ubuntu on this computer and it behaves really strange... it doesn't save any changes
[15:13] <Jack_Sparrow> reto` Did you remove the cd?
[15:14] <reto`> hey... I have a really strange problem here... I have installed ubuntu on this computer and it behaves really strange...
[15:14] <reto`> hey... I have a really strange problem here... I have installed ubuntu on this computer and it behaves really strange...
[15:15] <JerrY_Trouper> and again...
[15:15] <Jack_Sparrow> !repeat > reto`
[15:15] <boscop> yesterday I could see my windows partition, but now it only finds /dev/sda1. How can I access windows again?
[15:15] <reto`> hmm... nothing is working... I'm messing it up...
[15:16] <reto`> i couldn't see what I wrote because i was in the scrollback buffer and didn't know...
[15:17] <reto`> well anyway... let's say I tell firefox to save my tabs... it doesn't save anything...
[15:19] <Jack_Sparrow> reto` What flavor/version or release of ubuntu and How did you install it, cd, usb, net etc?
[15:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !details
[15:19] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: hi
[15:19] <jefinc> boscop: have you boot into windows since then? and if so did windows shut down properly?
[15:19] <reto`> Jack_Sparrow: ubuntu 9.04, installed it from the live cd to hdd
[15:20] <reto`> I have done the same thing on another pc and it worked without a problem
[15:21] <reto`> window size of firefox doesn't get saved too... nothing persists... even in the active session
[15:21] <JerrY_Trouper> reto`,  Do you have the problem just with Firefox?
[15:21] <boscop> jefinc: I guess since then I haven't booted windows. Is that really necessary? can't I just remount that partition?
[15:21] <reto`> JerrY_Trouper: no everywhere
[15:22] <jefinc> boscop: sometimes if a device is not properly disconnected from windows it will not work in linux, does mount display the device?
[15:22] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop Widws will lock down after unclean shutdown. reboot windows or force it from linux.  restarting windows is a better way
[15:22] <digifor> I think a solution to my issue may be here: http://www.aspireonekernel.com/
[15:22] <palin> Need help with samba domain. every time I try to add a winxp machine I get "The Parameter is incorrect"
[15:23] <palin> I pasted my smb.conf "http://paste.ubuntu.com/190313/"
[15:23] <boscop> jefinc: it isn't there
[15:24] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow: ok, thanks
[15:24] <boscop> but windows did shut down normally
[15:24] <Jack_Sparrow> !fsck
[15:24] <Skaag> can I backup a partition (/dev/sdb1) to a tar.gz file?
[15:24] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop that is not for you fyi
[15:25] <Dreamglider> can i make a data(not audio/video) image with k3b ?
[15:25] <Jack_Sparrow> skaag yes
[15:25] <ghostmaan> hello, how to get MAC address of a usb wireless adapter ?
[15:25] <palin> Skaag - yes
[15:26] <Skaag> i'm looking at the man page
[15:26] <Skaag> (for tar)
[15:26] <jefinc> Jack_Sparrow: boscop said the device does not display with mount, this is where you get to take over :P
[15:26] <neels> Skaag, try 'cat /dev/sdb1 | zcat > file' ?
[15:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Force Mount a Drive  http://forum.notebookreview.com/archive/index.php/t-211958.html
[15:26] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop what does sudo fdisk -l  last letter L show
[15:27] <neels> Skaag, havent tried it though
[15:27] <Skaag> yah that will work
[15:27] <Skaag> I just wanted to use tar, but cat + zcat will do the job just fine
[15:27] <palin> ghostman: ifconfig -a " it will be labeled `HWaddr`
[15:27] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && cp /etc/fstab ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && sudo fdisk -l >> ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && lsb_release -a >> ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && cat /home/$USER/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt | pastebinit  (Provide Pastebin link in channel)
[15:27] <neels> :)
[15:29] <reto`> pfft... I think I know what the problem is... it has created a much too small partition for ubuntu
[15:29] <reto`> so it has no space to save anything
[15:29] <Jack_Sparrow> reto` It only uses the space you give it
[15:29]  * bc thinks that'll do it every time
[15:29] <reto`> Jack_Sparrow: I chose automatic
[15:29] <ghostmaan> palin, thx :)
[15:30] <Daenyathos> What would be an easy way to play .mid files?
[15:30] <Jack_Sparrow> reto` That is fine, but how much was avbailable on that drive
[15:30] <palin> :)
[15:31] <unop> Jack_Sparrow, { cat /etc/fstab; sudo fdisk -l; lsb_release -a; } | pastebinit # :)
[15:31] <Jack_Sparrow> unop there are many ways, yes
[15:31] <Dreamglider> how do i see what device my dvd drive is ?
[15:31] <rob_p> Skaag, "tar czvf sdb1.tgz /dev/sdb1" will also gzip it for smaller size.
[15:31] <Daenyathos> Anyone know how to get .mid files to play?
[15:32] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow:    Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System|/dev/sda1               1        9728    78140128+  83  Linux|/dev/sda2   *        9729       19457    78148192+   7  HPFS/NTFS|
[15:32] <unop> !info timidity | Daenyathos
[15:32] <reto`> Jack_Sparrow: free space: 0 byte
[15:32] <reto`> s
[15:32] <krisso> server irc.quakenet.org
[15:32] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow: so there it shows up
[15:32] <unop> Dreamglider, what do you mean? you want to know the make and model?
[15:32] <reto`> Jack_Sparrow: I will have to run gparted and repartition the stuff...
[15:32] <Jack_Sparrow> reto` You repeately dont answer my questions .. SOmeone else will be able to help ty
[15:33] <bc> Daenyathos: try aplaymidi (you probably already have it installed)
[15:33] <reto`> Jack_Sparrow: huh... I answered...
[15:33] <bc> Daenyathos: nevermind, that won't work
[15:33] <reto`> Jack_Sparrow: can't you read?
[15:33] <Jack_Sparrow> reto` That is fine, but how much was avbailable on that drive
[15:33] <Jack_Sparrow> Can you
[15:33] <reto`> Jack_Sparrow: READ
[15:33] <JerrY_Trouper> *head meets table*
[15:33] <serious> lo everyone
[15:33] <serious> ;)
[15:33] <Daenyathos> lol
[15:34] <jefinc> reto`: he said "WAS AVAILABLE"
[15:34] <JerrY_Trouper> Jack_Sparrow,  i suppose he's got no space on HDD, that's why nothing is saved.
[15:34] <jefinc> reto`: I would suggest not being pushy towards someone offering you free support :\
[15:34] <Roasted> Has anybody ever used ZoneMinder for Ubuntu?
[15:34] <Jack_Sparrow> JerrY_Trouper I asked how much space was avaialbe when he was doing the automatic install
[15:35] <JerrY_Trouper> Jack_Sparrow,  ya got it, sry.
[15:35] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow: so why is it found by fdisk and not by mount?
[15:35] <bc> Daenyathos: sorry, the last time I played a midi file was I think 1965 :P
[15:35] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop one sec
[15:35] <reto`> ?
[15:36] <Daenyathos> bc: Wow. lol Im trying to play one because of Denemo.  Tryin' to practice my music.
[15:36] <unop> Daenyathos, tried timidity?
[15:36] <bc> Daenyathos: I was joking about 1965, but I think it's probably been 10 or 15 years
[15:37] <Daenyathos> Im downloading Timidity right now.  Hopefully it will work.
[15:37] <Daenyathos> Finally got rid of Vista so im hoping i can figure this out decently quick. lol
[15:38] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop Try a force mount on sda2.. one sec for an example
[15:38] <Jack_Sparrow> sudo mkdir /media/locked-drive then sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/locked-drive -o force  substitute your locked drive for sda1
[15:40] <bakarat> i removed all my drives except 1 to install windows, then put the others back in, started a livecd and restored grub, but for some reason on reboot, i'm still getting to windows immediatly, no grub, any ideas?
[15:41] <Jack_Sparrow> bakarat Yea, that was probably not the best way to do that
[15:41] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow: now I can see it in nautilus
[15:41] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop cool
[15:41] <bakarat> Jack_Sparrow, i've had bad experiences with installing windows, didn't want to take any chances, suggestions to fix it?
[15:41] <Jack_Sparrow> bakarat You need to look at several things. hold on
[15:41] <bakarat> Jack_Sparrow, ok
[15:42] <oscaar> Is there a way to group channels in irsso? if i have 3 channel i whanna have inte the same "group" ?
[15:42] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow: but it is named locked-drive. can I just rename it?
[15:42] <Jack_Sparrow> bakarat sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && cp /etc/fstab ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && sudo fdisk -l >> ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && sudo blkid >> ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && lsb_release -a >> ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && cat /boot/grub/menu.lst >> ~/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt && cat /home/$USER/Desktop/Partition_Layout.txt | pastebinit  (Provide Pastebin link in channel)
[15:42] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop that goes back to an unclean shutdown
[15:42] <Daenyathos> bc: Timidity doesn't seem to work.
[15:43] <unop> Daenyathos, it works fine here .. always has .. are you sure you are trying to play a valid midi file?
[15:43] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow: renaming doesn't work :(
[15:43] <Daenyathos> Im decently sure...? I tried using kmid earlier... Could see it trying to play, just no sound.
[15:44] <Jack_Sparrow> bakarat For my reinstallation woes, I made a script that took my system, created a bootable cd with my /boot so even after I reinstalled windows I could boot back into my ubuntu with a copy of my mbr in hand to fix it
[15:44] <chinosuke> error messege : [    0.504065] Fail in evaluating the _REG object of EC device. Broken bios is suspected.
[15:44] <user010> Hi, can someone please help me with audio drivers?
[15:44] <jefinc> boscop: you can unmount the device and redo the previous force mount but with the name you would like in place of "locked-drive"
[15:45] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop  one sec...
[15:45] <bakarat> Jack_Sparrow, but i don't understand why it's so messed up? i mean, grub simply overwrites the mbr, which in turn points to a "root" drive right? windows overwrote that, i overwrote it again, but it's still pointing to windows? what am i missing?
[15:45] <oscaar> l
[15:45] <Daenyathos> unop: I tried using kmid has a piano view, and it showed it was playing, just no sound.
[15:45] <oscaar> ghj
[15:45] <jefinc> user010: there is a really good guide on the ubuntuforums, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449
[15:46] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop My example gives the drive the name locked-drive, but it isnt locked.  that was just a temp mopunt point we used
[15:46] <unop> Daenyathos, have you tried other midi files?
[15:46] <unop> Daenyathos, does sound work with other applications?
[15:46] <user010> does anyone know what to do about drivers for this device 82801EB/ER (ICH5/ICH5R) AC'97 Audio Controller, i can't find a download
[15:46] <Daenyathos> unop:  Sound works with some others... I can get my mp3s and the like to play. Not sure if i have any other midis.
[15:47] <Jack_Sparrow> bakarat Ok..  with multiple drives things can get messy
[15:47] <jefinc> user010: again, there is a really good guide on the ubuntuforums for setting up your audio device, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449
[15:47] <NativeAngels> im writing a php front end script but i need to be able to execute root commands from it how do i do this
[15:47] <user010> oh thanks
[15:47] <bakarat> Jack_Sparrow, howso?
[15:47] <Jack_Sparrow> bakarat did you run those commands and get me a link?
[15:47] <user010> i didn't see your first reply sorry
[15:47] <bakarat> Jack_Sparrow, still processing hehe
[15:47] <jefinc> user010: no problems :)
[15:47] <JulioNeto> anybody here use Conduit?
[15:47] <bakarat> Jack_Sparrow, running from livecd
[15:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !sudo > NativeAngels
[15:48] <jefinc> user010: if the guide fails, come back and someone will surely be able to help you solve the issue :)
[15:48] <sobersabre> hi. I am using external (NIS) userbase, and I need to allow users to use audio devices (ALSA).
[15:48] <Jack_Sparrow> bakarat ah..  one sec, mind if we take this to PM so we dont spam the channel
[15:48] <user010> thanks
[15:48] <bakarat> Jack_Sparrow, sure
[15:48] <Jack_Sparrow> FYI anyone is welcome to tag along
[15:48] <Jack_Sparrow> one sec
[15:48] <sobersabre> sorry, wrong chan.
[15:48] <Daenyathos> unop: It's all midis.  Just checked one and it also does not have sound.
[15:48] <jaymacdonald> hey guys, I have ubuntu-minimal installed (by VPS) is there a way to upgrade this to the full ubuntu-server ?
[15:48] <ZubuntuX> hey ım install wine and with in wine trojen run*
[15:48] <ZubuntuX> ?
[15:49] <chinosuke>  error messege : [    0.504065] Fail in evaluating the _REG object of EC device. Broken bios is suspected.
[15:49] <nsahoo> is there a way to get the latest version of subversion on ubuntu?
[15:49] <nsahoo> i mean the 1.6.2 version?
[15:49] <jtaji> jaymacdonald: apt-get install ubuntu-standard
[15:49] <Jack_Sparrow> bakarat  /join #Jack_Sparrow
[15:49] <SmithKurosaki> jack, i wouldnt mins, how to get in?
[15:49] <jaymacdonald> jtaji: Is that the server edition?
[15:49] <unop> Daenyathos, sounds like a problem with kmid then
[15:49] <Roasted> Has anybody ever used ZoneMinder for Ubuntu?
[15:49] <unop> Daenyathos, or whatever it is you are using to play them..
[15:49] <s|k`> heh
[15:50] <jtaji> jaymacdonald: yes that on top of what you already have is what is installed by the server cd
[15:50] <jaymacdonald> jtaji: ah, thanks very much
[15:50] <s|k`> What's ZoneMinder?
[15:50] <Daenyathos> unop: Alright.  Dang.  Any recommended things to try?  I'm not even sure i installed sound drivers...
[15:50] <s|k`> never heard of it
[15:50] <unop> !sound | Daenyathos,
[15:51] <guhcampos> Hey guys, do you know any IM for linux that sorts contacts by chat frequency like gmail does?
[15:51] <francis_lam> I 'm here where r u
[15:51] <Daenyathos> unop:  Thank you.  You've been good help. =D
[15:52] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow: mv: cannot move `/media/locked-drive' to `/media/windows': Device or resource busy
[15:52] <user010> yeah i don't get it, when i run even tremulous, i get extremely bad lag, i'm pretty sure i meet the requirements lol
[15:52] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop wrong..
[15:52] <JulioNeto> I'm trying to sync files with Conduit, but the program don't think anything
[15:53] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop `/media/locked-drive    are just mount points
[15:53] <JulioNeto> Just create the folder. Anyone know this problem?
[15:53] <boscop> Jack_Sparrow: so how can I rename it?
[15:53] <Jack_Sparrow> boscop log out and back in and see if things are back to normal now that you have forced the mount
[15:53] <s|k`> JulioNeto: are you getting an error?
[15:53] <JulioNeto> s|k, no...
[15:53] <JulioNeto> s|k, the program just don't sync
[15:53] <JulioNeto> o_O
[15:54] <oscaar> Is there a way to group windows in irssi? like tree or folders, if i have some channels i whanna have in the same group?
[15:54] <JulioNeto> I tried grsync and everything gone fine. But Conduit is simple and better for me
[15:54] <s|k`> oscaar: try #irssi
[15:55] <toxic> hello everyone, I'm looking for someone who can help me recover my RAID5 soft (mdadm)...
[15:55] <PhotoJim> oscaar: not to my knowledge, no.  just join channels in logical orders, and then the channels of similar nature will be in consecutive windows.
[15:55] <ubuntu> hello
[15:56] <toxic> hello
[15:56] <s|k`> hi
[15:56] <ivo> ciao
[15:57] <whatvn> ca va
[15:57] <whatvn> :-p
[15:57] <hnb> hey guys found a fr forum bout programmation stuff http://cercle-des-codeurs.xoo.it/index.php
[15:58] <blue112> Hello, I have problem with gajim. I can't talk to a contact. The problem is my computer crashed when I was talking to him, and then I can't talk to him again. I have a very nice python error when I try :/
[15:58] <whatvn> blue112: gaim?
[15:58] <blue112> gajim
[15:58] <whatvn> !gajim
[15:58] <whatvn> bot dont know, me too, sorry :d
[15:58] <blue112> :(
[15:59] <blue112> #gajim doesn't exist :/
[15:59] <blue112> What can I do then :/ ?
[15:59] <blahbalh> are you sure you don't mean gaim ?
[15:59] <blahbalh> the art program
[15:59] <blue112> http://blue112.eu/screens/screen070609165953.jpg
[15:59] <blue112> Gajim.
[16:00] <nperry> !fr blue112
[16:00] <blue112> xD
[16:00] <nperry> !fr | blue112
[16:00] <blahbalh> bah my bad gimp is the art program
[16:00] <blue112> Fr channel is quite dead.
[16:00] <blahbalh> gaim is the aim program
[16:00] <panfist> hi, i'm having problems with a 1024x768 display. i have increased the font size a little bit so that it's easier to read from far away, but that makes some windows render below the bottom of the screen and they have content that i have no way to see. is it possible to set a larger virtual desktop that you can scroll through by moving your mouse cursor to the edge of the screen?
[16:00] <nperry> But blue112 we cant read the error
[16:01] <blue112> It's not an error
[16:01] <ruud> hello, anyone knows how to disable a dvdrom ?
[16:01] <blue112> It's a noob explanation
[16:01] <blue112> I can paste you the real error
[16:01] <blue112> !paste
[16:01] <Gnutoo> hi, why cat /proc/meminfo  | grep -i memfree doesn't match with the gnome system monitor: gnome system monitor says 161M are used on 369.7M so that's 208M free but /proc/meminfo reports 36872 kb free and that's about 36M...
[16:01] <pauljw> gaim is pidgin now isn't it blahbalh
[16:01] <ubuntu> hello, I've just followed this prcedures -> http://www.linux-noob.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=112&st=0&p=259&hl=lost%20root%20password%20(grub)%20lost%20root%20password%20(%20grub)%20rate%20topic:&fromsearch=1&#entry259 , made everythiung till boot part, but instead of being presented with a "bash screen" I received just a regular logon screen... can someone help me?
[16:01] <blue112> nperry: http://paste.ubuntu.com/190331/
[16:02] <blahbalh> correct pauljw
[16:02] <blahbalh> gaim is now called pidgen
[16:02] <blue112> Which file should I delete ?
[16:02] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: probably /proc/meminfo counts cached RAM as used, and system monitor does not.  cache memory is essentially available for other tasks, just being used to speed up I/O while it's not busy, and technically it's in use while being used for cache but it can be instantly cleared and used for something else.
[16:03] <ruud> hello, anyone knows how to disable a dvdrom ?
[16:03] <blahbalh> can't help you blue112 i'm only familiar with pidgen
[16:03] <whatvn> blue112: which "gaijm" version are you using?
[16:03] <chinosuke> can anyone help with error messege : [    0.504065] Fail in evaluating the _REG object of EC device. Broken bios is suspected.
[16:03] <whatvn> blahbalh: pidgin
[16:03] <blue112> whatvn: 0.12.1, the one in ubuntu repos'
[16:03] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, ok thanks a lot...so if it uses swap and the computer is too slow with firefox+openoffice launched should I try to find some ram and add it?
[16:04] <blahbalh> ruud, trying to disable your dvdrom at start up are all together?
[16:04] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: the amount of swap in use will give you a clear picture... you should be using little to no swap.  so yes, if you're using swap, more memory would help immensely.  how much RAM does your system have?
[16:04] <Gnutoo> ubuntu, are you sure you typed init=/bin/bash ? else you could try with a livecd
[16:04] <ruud> yeah, I have 2 dvdroms, 1 on sata wich works fine and 1 on pata that makes the system freeze
[16:04] <whatvn> blue112: better you should use pidgin, pidgin is the next version of GAIM
[16:04] <whatvn> !gaim
[16:05] <blue112> I'm not using gaim :/
[16:05] <blue112> I'm using gajim, which is xmpp only.
[16:05] <JohnCane> #ubuntu-dk
[16:05] <whatvn> blue112: I think noone here know anythong about gaijm :|
[16:05] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, it has 378560k of ram according to /proc/meminfo and 25308 of swap is used according to /proc/swaps
[16:06] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, but I just closed firefox and openoffice
[16:06] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: well, that's not too far into swap.  that's with OpenOffice running?
[16:06] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: fire them both back up again and give me the swap usage.
[16:06] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, ok thanks a lot
[16:06] <ubuntu> hello, I've just followed this prcedures -> http://www.linux-noob.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=112&st=0&p=259&hl=lost%20root%20password%20(grub)%20lost%20root%20password%20(%20grub)%20rate%20topic:&fromsearch=1&#entry259 , made everythiung till boot part, but instead of being presented with a "bash screen" I received just a regular logon screen... can someone help me?
[16:07] <aceruser> I remounted my old ext3 filesystem in a new linux system, when looking at the fileownerships.... none of them are displayed correctly anymore.. the ownerships are still there.... but mixed up... as if all the ownerships have moved a slot? why is that?
[16:07] <nperry> I take it theres no point giving my spare computer swap when it has 8gb ram installed :s
[16:07] <JohnCane> Hey are there someone there can help me out, i got a big problem with Gparted and my partitions !
[16:07] <aceruser> ideas?
[16:07] <aceruser> johncane: what is the problem?
[16:07] <pentium_pro> Cannot send email (gmail etc.) from browser, where is problem?
[16:07] <PhotoJim> nperry: little point but I wouldn't say no point.  if you will be running high-usage apps like GIMP then having some swap is a good contingency.
[16:08] <JulioNeto> I was trying to sync files with Conduit, but I got this error » http://pastebin.com/m549071b6 « Anoyne could take a look at it and tell me anything I could do about it?
[16:08] <nperry> PhotoJim how much do you suggest.. Will mainly used for a  virtualbox running :)
[16:08] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, it has grown until 45044
[16:09] <JohnCane> i cant get anything to work .. on /dev/sda1 i have deleted my partition, and on /dev/sda2 i got ntfs (windows 7) and on /dev/sda3 i got something called extended and on /dev/sda5 i got linux-swap !
[16:09] <JohnCane> aceruser:  i cant get anything to work .. on /dev/sda1 i have deleted my partition, and on /dev/sda2 i got ntfs (windows 7) and on /dev/sda3 i got something called extended and on /dev/sda5 i got linux-swap !
[16:09] <squeak> In gnome when I like turn up the volume and that I get that black bar at the top right? how do I change that where it is at?
[16:09] <PhotoJim> nperry: depends on disk space available, but I'd give it another eight gigs of swap assuming you have multi-hundreds of gigs of disk space available.
[16:09] <JohnCane> aceruser:  But when i turn on my computer it wont start anything up ..
[16:09] <JohnCane> aceruser:  And when i turn on my computer it wont start anything up ..
[16:09] <nperry> photojim 500gb hard drive in there.
[16:10] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: that's still not terrible.  still, adding memory will give you better performance.
[16:10] <PhotoJim> nperry: you won't miss 8 gigs dedicated to swap, I wouldn't think.
[16:10] <aceruser> johncane: what do you want to do? dual boot?
[16:11] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, ok thanks a lot
[16:11] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, I'm trying to find the cause of the bad performances...
[16:12] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, by the way tracker is disabled
[16:12] <JohnCane> aceruser:  yes, i want to dual-boot, with Linux ubuntu on /dev/sda1 and with windows 7 on /dev/sda2
[16:12] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: Tracker sucks.  :)  It gives me no end of grief on my desktop.  well, did.  until I removed it.
[16:12] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: what CPU?
[16:12] <Ryje[Matt]> hey there i have a tiny problem. when i bootup my pc it will stuck after the pc actually should turn to the desktop. but it works fine when i press esc after turn on my pc and select the normal boot settings. i have ubuntu 9.04 on a normal desktop system
[16:12] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: hummm
[16:13] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: can you show a screenshot of your partitons or something?
[16:13] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, pentium 3 1GHz
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[16:13] <JohnCane> sebsebseb:  hey seb, yesi can, i upload it now, 2 sec
[16:13] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, the person using it said that it was much more reactive before an update
[16:13] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: altough it should be as simple as putting Ubuntu on, then Windows, and then  restoring Grub
[16:14] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, but when this person will be back I'll ask what precise update
[16:14] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: and if your not going to 3D game or some such in Windows,  you could run a virtual machine of it inside Ubuntu :)
[16:14] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: as long as enough RAM
[16:14] <SmithKurosaki> so how does th temp op'ing work in herer/
[16:15] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: an older CPU but it should still perform reasonably well.  I have found Ubuntu usable on PII CPUs even.
[16:15] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, ok
[16:15] <Jack_Sparrow> SmithKurosaki We follow channel policy and op up as needed
[16:15] <SmithKurosaki> yea
[16:15] <JohnCane> sebsebseb:  i cant take a screen shot, cause im running ubuntu from the live cd.. but i dont have anything on dev/sda1 i have deleted it and on /dev/sda2 i got ntfs windows 7 .
[16:15] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: that machine should take a lot more RAM, and it should cost next to nothing.  my server is a PIII-1 GHz (dual CPUs) and it has a gig of RAM ,and can take two.  I'm sure you could put a gig in there, possibly more.
[16:16] <SmithKurosaki> i figged, but how do you op yourself up to kick etc
[16:16] <nul|o> hi
[16:16] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: you can, save it into home on there, and upload it
[16:16] <nul|o> why fonts dosent work on OO in kubuntu.. they look ugly
[16:16] <aceruser> johncane: just delete all the linux partitions and reinstall linux!!
[16:16] <blahbalh> SmithKurosaki, proably like /cs op #chan username
[16:16] <JohnCane> sebsebseb: and when im starting my computer windows wont even start up, dont know why it wont
[16:16] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: yeah or do what aceruser said
[16:16] <Ryje[Matt]> did anyone read my problem?
[16:16] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, i'll look how much it accepts with dmidecode...but I wonder where to find sd-ram for laptops
[16:17] <toxic> hello everyone, I'm looking for someone who can help me recover my RAID5 soft (mdadm)...
[16:17] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: you can pastebin the output of this command df -h
[16:17] <panfist> hi, i'm having problems with a 1024x768 display. i have increased the font size a little bit so that it's easier toread from far away, but that makes some windows render below the bottom of the screen and they have content that icursor to the edge of the screen?
[16:17] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: oh, laptop.  a little trickier.  but you can still find it.  ebay, if all else fails.
[16:17] <JohnCane> sebsebseb:  so what i should do is go to Gparted and Device and create partition table, then it deletes everything on the harddisk ?
[16:17] <Gnutoo> ok thanks
[16:17] <Gnutoo> mmm...it's at 58128 now
[16:18] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: run the command I gave if you can't just screenshot and upload it,    easier to see your partition set up
[16:18] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: df -h
[16:18] <JohnCane> sebsebseb:  Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
[16:18] <JohnCane> tmpfs                1013M  2,0M 1011M   1% /lib/modules/2.6.27-7-generic/volatile
[16:18] <JohnCane> tmpfs                1013M  2,0M 1011M   1% /lib/modules/2.6.27-7-generic/volatile
[16:18] <JohnCane> tmpfs                1013M     0 1013M   0% /lib/init/rw
[16:18] <JohnCane> varrun               1013M  100K 1013M   1% /var/run
[16:18] <FloodBot1> JohnCane: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:18] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: no problem :)
[16:18] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane You should be able to reinstall ubuntu to sda1 and use your sda5 as swap and the installer should reconnect windows to grub for you
[16:18] <Gnutoo> mmm...the problem is mostly when selecting some text inside openoffice
[16:19] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: I'm a big fan of maxing out RAM (when practical).  it can make a surprisingly old and slow system shockingly usable.
[16:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !paste > JohnCane
[16:19] <Ryje[Matt]> is there anyone who can help me maybe
[16:19] <Jack_Sparrow> PhotoJim agreed
[16:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask
[16:19] <Ryje[Matt]> i allready asked
[16:19] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, ok thanks a lot
[16:19] <Ryje[Matt]> but nobody replyed
[16:20] <kabdotinfo> May I ask to ask to ask a question?
[16:20] <Itaku> how do i use my ipod nano 3rd gen on 9.04?
[16:20] <aceruser> ryje: I don't understand your question
[16:20] <Jack_Sparrow> Ryje[Matt] repeat the question every few minutes, not ask how about my question ty
[16:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !ipod
[16:20] <sebsebseb> JohnCane: that didn't quite do what I want,   pydf would do it.   sudo apt-get install pydf   would do it
[16:20] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  How can i do that ? and how do i USE my /dev/sda5 as a swap ? shall i enable it or what ?
[16:20] <aceruser> anybody know a good alternative to gpodder?
[16:20] <taylor_> Hello, does Ubuntu 9.04 come with mp3 support out of the box? thanks
[16:20] <sebsebseb> taylor_: no
[16:21] <sebsebseb> taylor_: ,but you can install it
[16:21] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane I thought you had sda5 setup as swap already.
[16:21] <SmithKurosaki> taylor_: codecs, grab thn from add/rem
[16:21] <Jack_Sparrow> taylor_ no free release can do that
[16:21] <JohnCane> sebsebseb:  it cant do the command
[16:21] <taylor_> ok thank you
[16:21] <nathan7> mplayer does mp3.
[16:21] <Jack_Sparrow> !mp3
[16:21] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  i dont know, its just there, im not to smart with gparted, im new at it..
[16:21] <taylor_> But, couldn't a Ubuntu distro be packaged with lame?
[16:21] <Jack_Sparrow> taylor_ it is easy to add.  it just cant be included for legal reasons
[16:21] <sebsebseb> Jack_Sparrow: well some distros that aren't sold come with mp3 and such support
[16:22] <mxc> Hi, I'm trying to run ubuntu 9.04 UNR on my acer AO751H.  It has intel gma 950 graphics and a 1366x768 display.  xorg is stuck on 1024x768.  I followed the instructions here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution but used a modeline that xorg detected from the EDID (i found it in the /var/log/xorg.0.log)
[16:22] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane np, boot livecd, install ubuntu , partition manually, use the sda mounted as /  ot root  and sda5 as linux-swap
[16:23] <mxc> when i run: xrandr --output default --mode 1366x768 i get the error: "xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed"
[16:23] <mxc> google hasn't been helpful
[16:23] <mxc> any suggestiosn?
[16:23] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, I've 	Maximum Capacity: 512 MB...if I understood corectly it's the total max capacity(not the max capacity of a connector) ...I've about 320M ...if I add 128(remove replace the 128 with 256) ...will it boost it enough?
[16:23] <Jack_Sparrow> sebsebseb None can do it legally, it requires licensing
[16:24] <Jack_Sparrow> !restricted
[16:24] <taylor_> So I'm just curious. Someone could, if they wanted to, make an Ubuntu distribution with lame mp3 included, and that would be legal, correct?
[16:24] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  so what you say is that i shall run the live cd, when the partitions-menu is coming in setup then i should go to "manually" and then what you say :) ?
[16:24] <Jack_Sparrow> taylor_ I dont believe they can
[16:24] <SmithKurosaki> taylor_: no, just grab the codecs
[16:24] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane yes
[16:24] <Knirgh> taylor_: it's very easy to add support
[16:24] <taylor_> I know.
[16:24] <nul|o> haha i luuuuuv downloaing ISOz of linux distros all the time
[16:24] <nul|o> and burning liveCD
[16:24] <nul|o> and trieing it out all the time :))
[16:24] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, s/320/384/
[16:25] <mogar> hello. I have a macbook and i'm thinking about change to ubuntu, but i heard that macbook with ubuntu is heater than using macosx. I also heard that the battery life is shorter. Is this true?
[16:25] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: it will make a noticeable difference.  to have 384 you probably have a 256 and a 128 stick, so pull out a 128 and add another 256 and you'll be at max.
[16:25] <nul|o> i burned kubuntu, fedora etc.
[16:25] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  okay, but in that i cant install anything on dev/sda1 ?
[16:25] <SmithKurosaki> nul|o: rewriteables are yopour friend
[16:25] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, ok thanks a lot
[16:25] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane what error,
[16:25] <Knirgh> nullo: get a USB :)
[16:25] <sebsebseb> Jack_Sparrow: yeah that's probably true
[16:25] <nathan7> mogar: You can fix that
[16:25] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane do we have the output of sudo fdisk -l
[16:26] <mogar> nathan7: how?
[16:26] <nathan7> mogar: Something acpi, cant help atm
[16:26] <nathan7> Am working on wifi stuff
[16:26] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  when i will install ubuntu, then i just dont get the opputunity to install anything on /dev/sda1
[16:27] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  i dont know, i run it in terminal now..
[16:27] <PhotoJim> Gnutoo: my guess is that the new upgrade is using enough more RAM that the system is consistently using swap, and that will reduce performance significantly.  so adding even a modest 128 MB of RAM will free things up enough to help.  might want to consider stopping upgrading the machine once you hit the next LTS (long term service) upgrade though.  Ubuntu supports it for 2 years afterward.
[16:27] <nperry> !ipod
[16:27] <Gnutoo> PhotoJim, ok thanks
[16:27] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane you can delete sda1 and tell ubuntu to use unallocated space or rework sda1
[16:27] <dazjorz> Hi guys
[16:28] <dazjorz> I can't check https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM, because I can't connect to https right now
[16:28] <dazjorz> but could somebody give me the md5sum for ubuntu-9.04-desktop-amd64.iso ?
[16:28] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane you will need to create a new sda1 after looking at your fdisk -l
[16:28] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  i have deleted it, it says in gparted "unallocated"
[16:29] <wizz> hi
[16:29] <dazjorz> ah yay, got it
[16:29] <Jack_Sparrow> create a new sda1 as ext3
[16:29] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane set the mount point to /
[16:30] <tdn_> How do I get unicornscan in Ubuntu?
[16:30] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  okay ill do that 2 sec
[16:30] <phil> hi
[16:30] <user010> should i even have to mess around with media drivers?
[16:30] <user010> i dont' even know where to look up video hardware
[16:30] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane the next step would be to edit sda5 and set it as linux-swap  if that is the correct partition of course
[16:30] <user010> or config
[16:31] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  how do i set the mount point ?
[16:31] <phil> hey whats the best app you have on your ubuntu machine right now?
[16:31] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane edit sda1
[16:31] <Jack_Sparrow> !polls > phil
[16:31] <phil> ok
[16:31] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[16:31] <nul|o> why internet is always bad
[16:31] <nul|o> and d/c all the time?
[16:32] <nul|o> grrrrrrr
[16:32] <SmithKurosaki> isp sucks? router?
[16:32] <phil> what isp do you hav
[16:32] <phil> have*
[16:32] <Jack_Sparrow> nul|o Poorly supported network hardware?
[16:32] <nul|o> insight
[16:32] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow: shall i do it before i made it to ext3 or ?
[16:33] <Jack_Sparrow> Find Network Card Chipset:  "sudo lshw -C network"   in a terminal it will show the networking card/chipset
[16:33] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane set to ext3 and below that set the mount
[16:33] <mtk> hi
[16:33] <phil> jack_sparrow how do you know all of this :P
[16:33] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow: under that it says "label"
[16:33] <dazjorz> hmm
[16:33] <dazjorz> JohnCane: what do you want to do?
[16:33] <Jack_Sparrow> phil By following along in here.. and grepping our logs for answers by others
[16:33] <SmithKurosaki> hes anold master of ubuntu
[16:33] <dazjorz> you don't set mount point in the partitioner of course
[16:34] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane yes
[16:34] <dazjorz> unless this is the ubuntu installer partitioner
[16:34] <phil> yeah but like ur liek a computer lol you know alot :P
[16:34] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow: so in that label i set it to "/" right :)
[16:34] <phil> im 16
[16:34] <cemunal> in carmic ext4 default?
[16:34] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane yes
[16:35] <JohnCane> dazjorz:  im trying to learn how to get ubuntu on my partition and so on :)
[16:35] <marcooliva> [Updated] -> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pdftk/+bug/384515
[16:35] <Jack_Sparrow> dazjorz Yes, it is the ub installer partitioner.
[16:35] <dazjorz> okay then
[16:35] <Jack_Sparrow> ty
[16:35] <zealiod> is there a command I can use to edit a certain line number in a text file?
[16:35] <JohnCane> dazjorz:  yes, now what ?
[16:35] <dazjorz> zealiod: editors usually have special commands to go to a certain line number
[16:36] <Jack_Sparrow> zealiod why not just sudo nano /path/file
[16:36] <dazjorz> zealiod: on the console, you can use the editor `vim`, then press : and enter a number to go to that line, then edit it like you normally do in vim (hint: press i, make changes, escape)
[16:36] <mdg> zealiod: What program are you using?
[16:36] <dazjorz> or nano, of course
[16:36] <Jack_Sparrow> zealiod you can man sed for more too
[16:36] <zealiod> mdg: im using vim and i want to automate this task as part of a shell script
[16:36] <dazjorz> JohnCane: there should be a specific choice for mount point other than the label, I think
[16:37] <Jack_Sparrow> dazjorz I have it under control for now thanks
[16:37] <dazjorz> zealiod: if you're automating, look at what Jack_Sparrow said - that's the way to go
[16:37] <JohnCane> dazjorz:  i couldnt see others .. my ext3 has Label set to / now .
[16:37] <mdg> zealiod: #vim - wonderful people to help with that
[16:37] <dazjorz> Jack_Sparrow: he asked me, but sure :)
[16:37] <zealiod> thanks guys
[16:38] <Tuxedo> Hello everyone here
[16:38] <phil> this si actually so helpful
[16:38] <phil> is*
[16:38] <phil> hi
[16:38] <anodesni> Is there a way to have an embedded terminal at the bottem of a gedit session, so I can compile my C programs?
[16:38] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > phil
[16:38] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  my ext3 has Label set to / now ... what i need to now :) ?
[16:38] <Tuxedo> is there tutorial about xubuntu?
[16:38] <nperry> Anyway i can reset my password while in livecd
[16:39] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane set sda5 to swap
[16:39] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  it is :)
[16:39] <panfist> hi, i'm having problems with a 1024x768 display. i have increased the font size a little bit so that it's easier toread from far away, but that makes some windows render below the bottom of the screen and they have content that icursor to the edge of the screen?
[16:39] <Jack_Sparrow> nperry User password or root pass
[16:39] <nperry> Jack_Sparrow user
[16:40] <en1gma> im following a guide and it says i need this "Standard C++ runtime library development" and this "Standard C runtime library development"
[16:40] <en1gma> how do i check what they are
[16:40] <phil> panfist: it shouldent?
[16:40] <mdg> Tuxedo: What are you wanting to know?
[16:40] <en1gma> or if i have it installed
[16:40] <panfist> phil it shouldn't what?
[16:40] <phil> render under the screen
[16:40] <Tuxedo> how can i make compiz and my driver nvidia works?
[16:40] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane I wish I had a copy of the jackalope installer running so I dont do this blind, but you should be set to go,  on the partitioner page does it show all your drives and the mount point
[16:40] <en1gma> can someone tell me what libs they are so i can check in synaptic
[16:41] <panfist> it doesn't if i revert my font to their default settings, but i have the point sizes bumped up a couple notches
[16:41] <phil> panfist thats odd i have mine at 1024 768 and it doesnt go under
[16:41] <mdg> Tuxedo: YOu running 9.04?
[16:41] <anodesni> en1gma, link to the guide please
[16:41] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane you can also edit sda2 and set it to/media/windows   or whatever too
[16:41] <en1gma> http://www.bitsum.com/firmware_mod_kit.htm
[16:41] <panfist> phil well what are your font settings? i bumped most of them from 10 to 12 point and the resolution to 120 dpi
[16:41] <Tuxedo> yes
[16:42] <panfist> i
[16:42] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  yes it does, sda 1 ext3, sda2 ntfs sda3 extended sda 5 linux swap
[16:42] <Gabrys> Hello, I have a strange problem, gnome-terminal almost everytime starts in /. Only the first gnome-terminal I start (or is run automatically by session manager) starts in ~. It broke first when I installed ubuntu-netbook-remix package. I have not it removed, but the problem persists.
[16:42] <sbasuita> en1gma, just install build-essential
[16:42] <killgorack> hey, does anyone know how to install the banshee package downloaded off of the banshee webpage? I just get an archive..
[16:42] <phil> phil and that works? what size is yourr monitor
[16:42] <en1gma> ok thanks
[16:42] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow: okay, what does it do ?
[16:42] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane and  sda1 as /  and sda5 as swap
[16:42] <phil> panfist: that works? what size is your monitor
[16:42] <richardaum> hey guys
[16:43] <richardaum> i have a issue
[16:43] <panfist> it's a 32" tv that i'm reading from about 8 feet away
[16:43] <richardaum> with my sound system
[16:43] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane that will give you an icon on your desktop with your windows drive
[16:43] <sebsebseb> killgorack: what's wrong with the one from repo?
[16:43] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > richardaum
[16:43] <panfist> 1366x768
[16:43] <richardaum> anyone can help me ?
[16:43] <phil> yeah i can
[16:43] <anodesni> en1gma, these are the standard C and C++ libraries. They are probably already installed, but if not you should at least have glibc and libstdc++
[16:43] <sebsebseb> !helpme |  richardaum
[16:43] <phil> panfist: holy man
[16:43] <phil> panfist: 22 inch monitor?
[16:43] <panfist> 32
[16:43] <sebsebseb> !details |  richardaum
[16:43] <paper> nick arturo.pkg
[16:44] <killgorack> sebsebseb, the one from synaptic? it's good.. nothing really they just have an updated version on the webpage.. trying to get my PSP to sync..
[16:44] <Roconda> hi there, I've got a dualscreen setup. 1 screen is running fast (react instanty on mouseclicks), and the other has like 1sec delay on right mouseclicks and when using the gnome menu. I already tried gtk-menu-popup. It works, but only for the screen which already works fine.
[16:44] <sebsebseb> killgorack: yeah maybe  there's a PPA for a later version
[16:44] <phil> panfist: isnt that like a tv :P
[16:44] <sebsebseb> killgorack: Ubuntu only does security updates in the repos
[16:44] <panfist> isn't that like what i said? "it's a 32" tv that i'm reading from abotu 8 feet away"
[16:44] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  yes i have done all you told me, but it doesnt show anythong on my dekstop, but couldnt that be cause im using the live cd at the moment
[16:44] <sebsebseb> !ppa >  killgorack
[16:44] <richardaum> I just want to listen musics by headphone, and i can't
[16:44] <killgorack> sebsebseb, sorry.. I'm new.. no idea what a repo or PPA..
[16:45] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane correct, you should see windows after the install.
[16:45] <mdg> Tuxedo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[16:45] <sebsebseb> killgorack: oh right
[16:45] <sebsebseb> !repo |  killgorack
[16:45] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane we could mount it under live, but there is no need atm
[16:45] <sebsebseb> killgorack: the download servers the repo resporitories
[16:45] <phil> oh ok
[16:45] <en1gma> anodesni  but i need to know if they are installed
[16:45] <phil__> hey
[16:45] <phil> hi
[16:45] <en1gma> i think they are installed to but not 100% sure
[16:45] <killgorack> hmmm.. I gots me some reading to do me thinks..
[16:45] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  okay, but when i set ntfs to /media/windows then it deletes it after it scans disks.
[16:46] <Jack_Sparrow> !pm > richardaum
[16:46] <sebsebseb> killgorack: and unless  DEB's are provided by website servers, you would have to compile the software your self, install from source.
[16:46] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  you sure it was /media/windows or what could be wrong , why it wont save the settings i give it .. ?
[16:46] <sebsebseb> killgorack: PSP to sync?  Playstaiton Portable?
[16:46] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane leave that sda2 alone for now
[16:46] <killgorack> DEB's! hehe DOn't worry I 'll look it up.. I'll be enept jut for a little while
[16:46] <sebsebseb> !deb | killgorack
[16:47] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  so i shouldnt set the label7mount point to /media/windows on it or what ?
[16:47] <en1gma> with the ubuntu live cd can it all be loaded to ram like some other distros had the "load to ram switch" at boot menu
[16:47] <killgorack> sebsebseb lol yeah PSP = playstation portable
[16:47] <phil__> guys im in desperate need of help can someone tell me how do i stop SongBird from crashing on Ubuntu 9.04 its such a great program but ubuntu doesnt seem to wanna run it properly any ideas?
[16:47] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane setting to /media/windows should be fine. not sure why that isnt working atm.
[16:47]  * cemunal is ext4 file system default in Karmic Koala?
[16:47] <sebsebseb> killgorack: or   in the terminal   sudo dpkg -i   namegoeshere.deb  to install them
[16:47] <sebsebseb> cemunal: no
[16:47] <killgorack> sebsebseb, sweet.. deb eh.. nice.. I use GNU I like it the best
[16:47] <ikonia> !karmick > cemunal
[16:47] <ikonia> ughh
[16:47] <sebsebseb> cemunal: will it be in Fedora 11? yes
[16:47] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  But is it important or what does it do ?
[16:48] <anodesni> en1gma, with build-essential installed you'r probably ok, but why is it so important, if compiling fails try to install it then
[16:48] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane it is nothing we cant do later
[16:48] <sebsebseb> killgorack: you use GNU?
[16:48] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  okay then .. but what should i do now ?
[16:48] <Jack_Sparrow> JohnCane Time for breakfast so I need to go into lurk mode for a bit.. push on with the install
[16:48] <ikonia> !9.109 > cemunal
[16:48] <ikonia> !9.10 > cemunal
[16:48] <nathan7> zwartetoorts: Leuke nick.
[16:48] <killgorack> Yes, I have all three installed K, X and ubuntu... I use the ubuntu primarily..
[16:49] <sebsebseb> killgorack: ok that's not GNU
[16:49] <phil__> guys no ideas about songbird?
[16:49] <sebsebseb> !gnu | killgorack
[16:49] <mdg> phil__: What was the question?
[16:49] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  alright i also need to eat now, but i stay on the chat so hope to see you later in here :)
[16:49] <phil__> isnt there a compatability mode perhaps like in windows seven?
[16:49] <en1gma> true
[16:49] <sebsebseb> killgorack: GNU  Generally Not Unix
[16:49] <en1gma> thanks for the help
[16:49] <panfist> how do i add a user to a group
[16:49] <ikonia> sebsebseb: what are you talking about ?
[16:49] <nathan7> sebsebseb: Wrong.
[16:49] <killgorack> So what am I using?
[16:50] <nathan7> sebsebseb: GNU's Not Unix
[16:50] <en1gma> with ubuntu 9.04 my friend has laptop with 3gig memory can he load the live cd all into ram
[16:50] <ikonia> killgorack: what OS are you using ?
[16:50] <nathan7> killgorack: A UNIX like OS, GNU/Linux.
[16:50] <killgorack> ubuntu 9.03 or soemthing..
[16:50] <Jack_Sparrow> !pm > richardaum
[16:50] <killgorack> recent one of fthe page
[16:50] <nathan7> killgorack: 9.04.
[16:50] <ikonia> killgorack: then you're find - ubuntu is a Linux distribution,
[16:50] <killgorack> yea thats it
[16:50] <nathan7> ikonia: GNU/Linux distribution.
[16:50] <ikonia> nathan7: I know what it is
[16:51] <nathan7> But no-one ever says it.
[16:51] <sebsebseb> killgorack: you got me confussed, saying you used GNU, and then talking about desktop environments
[16:51] <killgorack> sorry I thought they were one in tyhe same
[16:51] <zwartetoorts> nathan7: Hoezo?
[16:51] <david> I have some seriously borked fonts in ubuntu, only certain fonts seem broken
[16:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !fonts
[16:51] <dakarn> gui = desktop environment
[16:51] <david> text disappears and seem completely distorted
[16:52] <david> I have never had this shit before :B
[16:52] <richardaum> anyone can help me with my sound issue.?
[16:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !ohmy > david
[16:52] <killgorack> LoL I thought Kubuntu was kubuntu because of the "K"de, Xbuntu was Xubuntu because of the "X"fce, and regular old ubuntu used the gnome
[16:52] <nathan7> Weed37: Gewoon
[16:52] <killgorack> is that wrong?
[16:52] <nathan7> Oops
[16:52] <nathan7> zwartetoorts: Gewoon.
[16:52] <sebsebseb> dakarn: well yeah pretty much, but to confuse things a little  Linux distros have desktop envirionments and window managers
[16:52] <dakarn> that's right
[16:52] <killgorack> now I'm lost
[16:52] <noobinoob> hello i just did an nmap on myself and found several ports open should i close them?
[16:53] <david> Jack_Sparrow: I didn't mean it as an angry way, but I'll keep my phrasing smarter
[16:53] <Jack_Sparrow> killgorack http://xwinman.org/
[16:53] <dakarn> killgorack: there's more than just the window manager. it's also a selection of packages and libraries
[16:53] <david> feels like ze germans have attacked my fonts!
[16:53] <killgorack> I have them all installed... and when I login I can choose what I use
[16:53] <zwartetoorts> nathan7: oh
[16:53] <ikonia> david: don't be silly please.
[16:53] <killgorack> I gotcha
[16:53] <durt> hey folks, apt-get is telling me kernel 2.6.28.13-17 is available but is being held back as uninstallable how do I find out what dependancies are causing this?
[16:53] <test1> hhggh
[16:53] <ikonia> durt: do you have the proposed repos enabled ?
[16:54] <durt> ikonia, yes
[16:54] <sebsebseb> killgorack:  Most Linux distros use the GNU tools  to make the distro,   as well as the  Linux kernel,  and something called xorg which runs  your desktop environment, as in Gnome, KDE, and so on.
[16:54] <ikonia> durt: I'd recommend disabling that for starters
[16:54] <david> ikonia: allright. Fonts are broken in a way that they gradually "dissolve" into pixelated blurs over time.
[16:54] <Weed37> hai nathan7
[16:54] <nathan7> Hi Weed37
[16:54] <mdg> phil__: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia - maybe something here?
[16:54] <test1> hi
[16:54] <david> This can be "reset" by changing fontrendering under "appearance" to another mode
[16:54] <ikonia> durt: the proposed packages are unstable and will often have no-met dependencies
[16:54] <mdg> hi test
[16:54] <noobinoob> should i close port 80?
[16:54] <killgorack> I think I'm pointed in the correct direction.. just a little more depth than I previously assumed..
[16:55] <sebsebseb> killgorack: back to Banshee now then
[16:55] <david> apparently it's difficult to pinpoint the reason of this "bug" or gfx-flaw
[16:55] <sebsebseb> killgorack: I am not sure about Banshee and syncing PSP's,  I know it can with Ipods
[16:55] <tdn> nspluginviewer crashes but the backtrace is not usable. What to do?
[16:55] <killgorack> sebsebseb, lol yea lemme get to those URLS
[16:55] <Jack_Sparrow> sebsebseb you may like that link on xwinman
[16:55] <durt> ikonia, any thoughts on how to see these unmet deps, so I can make a decision about it?
[16:55] <killgorack> sebsebseb, I have an ipod.. but it's a touch.. I don't think you can with one of those..
[16:56] <david> must be some sort of gfx-card setting?
[16:56] <ikonia> durt: you can't - they may not be released, hence why using proposed is not something I'd suggest
[16:56] <sebsebseb> killgorack: I think a few people have even got the touch to work, but it will be complacted
[16:56] <killgorack> well I think we've derived to the conclusion that something complicated at this point is outa the question for now ;0)
[16:56] <test1> anyone know how to stop connect to server from opening in gedit i pressed it by mistake with open with and cant get it to act normal again I still get teh server but gedit opens first lol
[16:57] <durt> ikonia, well nothings broken and I don't think it's a security update so I'll leave it for now, thanks.
[16:57] <bin1010> how does checkinstall know what to install when you set --install=yes?
[16:57] <ikonia> durt: again - I'd strongly recommend disabling it unless you know what you are getting and how to test it
[16:57] <noobinoob> please help me should i close the open ports??????
[16:58] <ikonia> noobinoob: up to you
[16:58] <thht> join #ubuntu-de
[16:58] <sebsebseb> Jack_Sparrow: yeah that's a good link, thanks
[16:58] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[16:58] <noobinoob> ikonia ummm ok. i dont know how i got apache or ssh...
[16:59] <ikonia> noobinoob: what do you mean you don't know how you got them - you installed them
[16:59] <noobinoob> ikonia no i didnt :P
[16:59] <sebsebseb> killgorack: I  think this might work,   virtual machine Windows in the virtualbox that has USB support, so the one from the website.   plug in ipod touch and hopefuly
[16:59] <ikonia> noobinoob: you did, so if you don't want them, remove them
[17:00] <Jack_Sparrow> noobinoob what version.release or flavor of ubuntu did you install
[17:00] <test1> anyone?
[17:00] <ikonia> test1: anyone what ?
[17:00] <killgorack> sebsebseb, I have itunes on a windows machine for that.. not really interested in getting it working in here "yet"
[17:00] <phil__> well i hope its not the case but i think ill be mainly on windows its ridiculous linux doesnt support songbird
[17:01] <reto`> Jack_Sparrow: you should check your answering mechanism... I know now why I didn't see your questions/answers. if you answer someone you'll have to use "name:" not "name" otherwise it won't get highlighted
[17:01] <mdg> phil__: Did you see my link?
[17:01] <phil__> im this close to delete the ubuntu partition
[17:01] <sebsebseb> killgorack: yep   with enough RAM you can run Windows inside Ubuntu or another distro.   Oh and the amount of times I have typed this kind of thing:  It won't be good for 3D Windows games for example though.
[17:01] <phil__> mdg it doesnt link me there
[17:01] <bin1010> I guess the real question is that I have a few programs that I build from svn using that projects' stuff to build.  Most of the time its just ./configure && make.  Anyway, I am building package with checkinstall and I am wondering how it figures out what to package?  I guess its from the current directory, but how does it find all the executables, etc?
[17:01] <killgorack> hehe thats crazy...
[17:01] <test1> sigh
[17:01] <mdg> phil__: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia
[17:01] <perlmonkey2> Is this channel modded and full of grumpy old farts like #fedora?
[17:01] <mdg> phil__: SORRY
[17:01] <sebsebseb> killgorack: what's crazy?
[17:01] <ikonia> perlmonkey2: please read the topic
[17:02] <noobinoob> Jack_Sparrow, 9.04
[17:02] <musikgoat|main> perlmonkey2: its not like #fedora
[17:02] <phil__> i just want a stable build of a open source software not some propritery microsoft software
[17:02] <joeDeuce> perlmonkey2: heh
[17:02] <opa> Habe unter KDE Uuntu 9.04 kein WLAN.
[17:02] <musikgoat|main> i've had to sit in that room, and it sucks
[17:02] <ikonia> !guidelines > perlmonkey2
[17:02] <sebsebseb> !de | opa
[17:02] <killgorack> sebsebseb, this machine has enough teeth for that.. it's a new one.. but seems a little nuts to do that sorta thing.. I have to get the simple stuff working first ;0)
[17:02] <mdg> phil__: http://getsongbird.com/features/
[17:02] <sebsebseb> killgorack: ah ok
[17:02] <mdg> phil__: That was a weird problem with URLs
[17:02] <noobinoob> ikonia, btw what is port 31337 - Service name Elite?
[17:03] <ikonia> noobinoob: no idea of the top of my head
[17:03] <IamSOG> anyone know if I just enter the module name "something like   cpuid"  in /etc/modules or should I put in " modprobe cpuid " ?
[17:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !coc > reto`
[17:03] <phil__> hey mdg please tell is there a compatability mode on ubuntu like windows 7 or or vista?
[17:03] <Jack_Sparrow> !guidelines > reto`
[17:03] <Jack_Sparrow> phil__ vbox or wine
[17:03] <Jack_Sparrow> ?
[17:04] <mdg> phil__: Explain "compatability mode" please
[17:04] <phil__> wine is shit i installed songbird on wine it dont work
[17:04] <noobinoob> Jack_Sparrow, what is port 31337 or Service Elite?
[17:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !ohmy >phil
[17:04] <grawity> phil__: Because there's a native Linux version of Songbird, no?
[17:04] <phil__> mdg are u a windows user?
[17:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !ohmy > phil__
[17:04] <kitche> phil__: why would you install songbird on wine since there is a linux version
[17:04] <mdg> phil__: I have XP, but I use linux mostly
[17:05] <grawity> noobinoob: 31337 was used by 'Back Orifice', an old Trojan Horse-type program designed for remotely accessing Windows 95/98 systems without the owner noticing.
[17:05] <phil__> does the songbird site have the db package so i wont need the command line?
[17:05] <mdg> phil__: No experience with Win 7, very little with Vista
[17:05] <dakarn> what is compatability mode?
[17:05] <mdg> phil__: db package?
[17:05] <richardaum> Help;;
[17:05] <phil__> like on getdb.com
[17:05] <bin1010> this is confusing me, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall in the 'Use CheckInstall with auto-apt' section.  Does checkinstall add the necessary --depends entries for the made package?  I haven't found anything that suggests either way.
[17:05] <noobinoob> grawity yup i googled it. but dont know why it is here in my ubuntu....
[17:06] <ARMENIAN> For some reason my computer is booting up in a low resolution, it happens randomly, but when it happens, I need to go into recovery mode to get my normal resolution back
[17:06] <mdg> phil__: digital radio?  hmmmm.....
[17:06] <phil__> its very strange on the synaptic and ad remove software theres no songbird mentioned like it doesnt exist on the system even though i installed it
[17:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !info songbird
[17:07] <noobinoob> !ohmy | noobinoob
[17:07] <kitche> phil__: because it's not in the ubuntu repos
[17:07] <Jack_Sparrow> phil__ so.. it will not show up in the package manager
[17:07] <Jack_Sparrow> ikonia ty
[17:07] <ikonia> ;)
[17:07] <noobinoob> Jack_Sparrow, pls help i think im getting hacked..
[17:07] <ikonia> noobinoob: you're not
[17:07] <phil__> well ive gotta say windows seven is the best os up to date cause of this in my case at least
[17:07] <Jack_Sparrow> noobinoob You are not
[17:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot > phil__
[17:08] <bin1010> !checkinstall
[17:08] <ARMENIAN> Does anyone have an idea as to why it happens, it happens randomly, it's really annoying, and it seems everything else lags up too, as if the video driver isn't loading
[17:08] <noobinoob> ikonia, Jack_Sparrow, port 31337? Elite? Back Orifice?
[17:08] <Jack_Sparrow> ARMENIAN multiple monitors, are you using a kvm switch etc?
[17:08] <phil__> im sorry jack did i say something wrong?
[17:08] <ikonia> phil__: this is an ubuntu support channel only
[17:08] <SmithKurosaki> wow, what was up with that?
[17:09] <Dr_Willis> phil__: go ask in #puppylinux what they think of windows7 :) but its not nice...
[17:09] <mib_o8ma5c> Hi, is there anything wrong with Wubi? im trying to install it since yesterday but their server seems to be down.
[17:09] <sebsebseb> mib_o8ma5c: things can go wrong with Wubi yes
[17:09] <phil__> well what did i say i asked about an open source software which  i have problems running on ubuntu how is that not related to the ubuntu support channel enlighten maybe im just dumb?
[17:10] <Dr_Willis> phil__:  for songbird. - i tend to use the binary packages from the songbird homepage.. more up to date that way.
[17:10] <ARMENIAN> Jack_Sparrow: nah, I only have one monitor
[17:10] <BaLiStToo> Yop
[17:10] <mib_o8ma5c> sebastian_: so thats why the server is down?
[17:10] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_o8ma5c For one I wont use, recommend or provide support for something I feel is a bad product
[17:10] <sebsebseb> mib_o8ma5c: probably not
[17:10] <ARMENIAN> Jack_Sparrow: same thing used to happen in Linux Mint when I had it before, quite odd
[17:10] <icyman> Hi, I was resizing an NTFS partition, and when I came back to the computer it said it was a FAT16 partition with 300GB used and 15.6MB available.
[17:10] <Jack_Sparrow> ARMENIAN I heard quite common in mint, but not usually ubuntu
[17:11] <sebsebseb> Jack_Sparrow: :)  thought you would say something about Wubi,  and if not I would have asked you to
[17:11] <dakarn> i liked linux mint but i think #! is better for my current tastes
[17:11] <mdg> phil__: you mean like last.fm and such?
[17:11] <Dr_Willis> dakarn:  i find it easier to just stick with the normal ubuntu, and  install/tweak what i need.
[17:11] <ARMENIAN> if you wanted to you could get ubuntu to look just like linux mint, just takes some more time
[17:11] <phil__> i didnt say anything of last fm
[17:11] <mib_o8ma5c> Thanks a lot.
[17:11] <mib_o8ma5c> have a nice day all.
[17:11] <vous_enmerde> Balisttoo
[17:11] <sebsebseb> mib_o8ma5c: your better off partitining your hard disk :)
[17:12] <phil__> as a matter affect im from israel so last fm is blocked to me these no good......
[17:12] <killgorack> sebsebseb, hehe found the deb on the page.. took a while.. I guess I'm running jaunty?
[17:12] <BaLiStToo> Re vous_enmerde
[17:12] <vous_enmerde> re
[17:12] <mdg> phil__: Sorry, not familiar with getdb.com, just trying to figure it out.
[17:12] <sebsebseb> killgorack: if you installed 9.04 then yes you are
[17:12] <vous_enmerde> mdg tg
[17:12] <ARMENIAN> I need to find a way to fix this resolution problem permanently, it's really annoying when you see your whole desktop is in low res
[17:12] <sebastian_> mib_o8ma5c sorry?
[17:12] <killgorack> yea that's what I have..
[17:12] <killgorack> they should just say ubuntu version.. bla bla..
[17:12] <durt> Dr_Willis, phil__, theres a PPA called sombertattoo that has songbird 1.2 beta updated 17 hours ago for jaunty.
[17:13] <sebsebseb> killgorack: maybe
[17:13] <vous_enmerde> killgorack Fils de pute tg
[17:13] <Jack_Sparrow> !fr
[17:13] <vous_enmerde> Jack_Sparrow fils de chien tg
[17:13] <Dr_Willis> durt:  i tend to just keep it 'installed' for my single user. not system wide.     PPA's are handy :) but ill stick with what i got for now.
[17:13] <vous_enmerde> ..
[17:14] <vous_enmerde> Dans sa face
[17:14] <vous_enmerde> Mdr
[17:14] <vous_enmerde> aimtrainer c toi la trainer
[17:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !fr > vous_enmerde
[17:14] <squeak> Question would you all suggest I use PulseAudio? or stay with alsa? I am wanting too be able too open up a few things and the sound work in all of them?
[17:14] <SmithKurosaki> vous, partir maintenant s'il vous plait
[17:14] <samad909> Hey, I am trying to run vsftpd using the ftp use, it keeps on listing /usr/sbin/vsfrpd as running as root...I have also set this in the config, nopriv_user="ftp"
[17:14] <SmithKurosaki> squeak: alsa
[17:15] <ikonia> samad909: it's normally launched as root, but run as another use
[17:15] <ikonia> user
[17:15] <squeak> SmithKurosaki, Okay thanks :)
[17:15] <samad909> ikonia: ps aux shows as root
[17:15] <SmithKurosaki> also, linux and multiple sound stream has always been not cool
[17:15] <samad909> ikonia: root 5034 0.0 0.0 3624 952 ? S 18:11 0:00 /usr/sbin/vsftpd
[17:15] <BaLiStToo> Pas de français ?
[17:15] <vous_enmerde> samad909 fuck you mother
[17:15] <ikonia> samad909: yes, connect to it and you'll find your session will be owned by the unprivileged user you want
[17:15] <icyman> Anyone have an idea what's gone wrong with my partition?
[17:16] <ARMENIAN> another thing is, I can't even get into the Display prefrences menu to change it
[17:16] <dakarn> dr: regular ubuntu is bloated =o
[17:16] <samad909> ikonia: ok thanks
[17:16] <SmithKurosaki> man, that frenchie was rude
[17:16] <Jack_Sparrow> ARMENIAN Monitor detection is one area to look at,
[17:16] <perlmonkey2> Browsing the ubuntu site I can't seem to find which version of Java, Netbeans, and Eclipse that 9.04 comes with.
[17:16] <ikonia> lets move on then please.
[17:16] <ikonia> !java > perlmonkey2
[17:17] <ARMENIAN> Jack_Sparrow: not sure what u mean?
[17:17] <ikonia> perlmonkey2: there are multiple java releases available,
[17:17] <Randabis> hi ubottu
[17:17] <indus> hi
[17:17] <Randabis> :)
[17:17] <killgorack> ok, now how does one get banshee to recognise your PLAY STATION PORTABLE!? anyone have a clue?? ;0)
[17:17] <Jack_Sparrow> ARMENIAN I need to go, but details about your hardware are needed by the peole that an help
[17:17] <XLV> ubottu is a bot.. but bots need love too
[17:17] <ARMENIAN> Jack_Sparrow: ok
[17:17] <samad909> ikonia: when I try to add an ftp user it says user already exists, so I put that user in the vsftpd config, but now when I connect to ftpd is says user ftp not found
[17:17] <Randabis> I know ubottu is a bot. :)
[17:18] <damagednoob> i'm sorry for asking such a dumb question but if i have 2 directories in the same directory, dir1, dir2, how do i move all the files/directories out of dir1 into dir2
[17:18] <perlmonkey2> thanks ikonia
[17:18] <damagednoob> such that dir1 is then empty
[17:18] <killgorack> ctrl+X and crtl+V
[17:18] <damagednoob> lol
[17:18] <damagednoob> i only have shell access to the server
[17:18] <ikonia> samad909: show me the output of "id ftp" please
[17:18] <cabrey> damagednoob, mv dir1/* dir2/
[17:19] <samad909> ikonia: uid=109(ftp) gid=65534(nogroup) groups=65534(nogroup)
[17:19] <ARMENIAN> I have an Ati radeon X800gt and for some reason sometimes I would boot into Ubuntu and my resolution would be very low, it would require me to boot into recovery mode to get normal resolution and then after a few more reboots I would experience the same problem again, I can't even get into the Display Properties window to change it
[17:19] <damagednoob> thanks cabrey
[17:19] <ikonia> samad909: can  you please pastebin your ftp config
[17:19] <NickHahnelt> hey guys, I'm new to ubuntu, and my wireless card is detecting internet connections, it just won't connect to any of them, any suggestions?
[17:19] <Aison> i've got a atheros wifi card in my laptop, it used to work quite good, but now it stopped. After some update of ubuntu, it's no longer possible to enable it
[17:19] <damagednoob> i was still using the windows wildcards (*.*)
[17:19] <damagednoob> :P
[17:19] <appel> I'm downloading Ubuntu server. It offers me to download 64 bit (default it says) and 32 bit. I am setting up on an old Intel Pentium 4 PC. If I choose 64bit it says "Computer platform: AMD64". This is confusing me. Is the 64-bit platform for AMD only???
[17:19] <Chowder> so, I plugged a hard drive in via USB and it appears in dmesg but not in the output of fdisk -l. I try to mount it using mount -t ntfs /dev/sdc1 /mnt/disk1/ but it fails. Can anyone help?
[17:19] <Jack_Sparrow> ARMENIAN Much better question, that one should bring results
[17:20] <ikonia> appel: no - fot intel too
[17:20] <ikonia> appel: any x86 64 bit cpu
[17:20] <cabrey> appel, no but choose 32 bit for a Pentium 4
[17:20] <mdg> NickHahnelt: What kind of security are you using?  What kind of card? What version of ubuntu?
[17:20] <ARMENIAN> appel: 64 bit is for processors that support it
[17:20] <appel> cabrey: ok
[17:20] <appel> isn't p4 64bit?
[17:20] <NickHahnelt> newest version of ubuntu, 9.04? and WPA/WPA2
[17:20] <ARMENIAN> appel: just go for a 32 if you want to be sure itll work
[17:20] <ikonia> appel: if you don't know - use 32bit
[17:20] <ikonia> appel: you won'd have a need for 64bit
[17:20] <SmithKurosaki> no, 64 us more common to dual core
[17:20] <appel> ok, thank you all, i'm assured
[17:21] <cabrey> appel, you could try 64 bit but you'll find out right away if it doesn't work
[17:21] <mdg> NickHahnelt: What does the command "iwlist" in a terminal show you?
[17:21] <OleJon> Is it possible to display the CPU-temperature on an Intel Atom?
[17:21] <samad909> ikonia: pmed the link
[17:21] <cabrey> OleJon, do you have a netbook?
[17:21] <OleJon> no, Acer Revo HTPC
[17:21] <SmithKurosaki> OleJon: bios, it does sound like eeepc to me
[17:21] <ikonia> samad909: so you hav e
[17:21] <NickHahnelt> that's a good question, gonna have to walk me through the whole thing if you don't mind, I just installed ubuntu today
[17:22] <OleJon> SmithKurosaki: Yeah, I can display it in BIOS, but can't find a way to display it in Linux...
[17:22] <perlmonkey2> So it is possible to install the non-free or fully GPL'd Sun Java from apt-get and the standard repos?  That's pretty cool.  But does anyone know anything about when Eclipse is planned on being updated?  Next Ubuntu release?
[17:22] <atila339>  hi is there any program for ubuntu in what i can search in limewire servers?
[17:22] <cabrey> OleJon, a special kernel or a kernel module is most likely required
[17:22] <ikonia> samad909: that looks a pretty reasonable config
[17:22] <OleJon> cabrey: Bah.. :P
[17:22] <ikonia> samad909: how are you stopping/starting it ?
[17:23] <mdg> NickHahnelt: I don't have 9.04 - tell what wifi manager it uses - Gnome or WICD?
[17:23] <samad909> ikonia: sudo invoke-rc.d vsftpd start
[17:23] <cabrey> OleJon, look into gkrellm
[17:23] <sg3> hey guys
[17:23] <ikonia> samad909: so all sensible and it complains that ftp is not a valid user
[17:23] <samad909> ikonia: yes
[17:23] <Ryje[Matt]> ĵust want to know if someone will take care of my problem in the next time?
[17:23] <OleJon> cabrey: Well, I uses lm-sensors and /proc/acpi like the others right? Those doesn't give anything
[17:23] <sg3> anyone know how i can make a program startup automatically when the computer starts?
[17:23] <ikonia> samad909: thats very very odd as it all looks good
[17:23] <SmithKurosaki> atila339: may i suggest canning limewire and torrenting instead, its much less risky in general
[17:23] <David___> Is it possible to get BANSHEE to recognise a PSP as a media player?
[17:24] <icyman> sg3: Are you running KDE or Gnome?
[17:24] <OleJon> cabrey: I'm using the sensors-applet for the GNOME-panel which uses lm-sensors and /proc/acpi
[17:24] <David___> gnome
[17:24] <samad909> ikonia: when connecting to ftpd it says 500: Oops: Cannot locate user entry "ftp"
[17:24] <mdg> NickHahnelt: Right clikc on the network icon on the menu bar
[17:24] <sg3> icyman: using gnome
[17:24] <samad909> ikonia: also i cant do a sudo su ftp
[17:24] <dakarn> !conky | 0leJon
[17:24] <ikonia> samad909: you won't be able to su to ftp unless you set a password and a shell
[17:24] <icyman> sg3: Go to System > Preferences > Startup Applications
[17:24] <sg3> icyman: i tried that i dontthink it worked
[17:24] <NickHahnelt> yup
[17:24] <samad909> ikonia: shall i just delete the fpt user and again sudo adduser --disabled-login ftp?
[17:24] <samad909> ftp*
[17:24] <sg3> im trying to get it to start screen
[17:25] <ikonia> samad909: you can try it
[17:25] <icyman> sg3: Start which program?
[17:25] <cabrey> David___, the info you need is on the Banshee wiki, but it is down right now
[17:25] <mdg> NickHahnelt: What's it tell you about network connection?
[17:25] <sg3> its this thing called screen
[17:25] <dakarn> yeah check out conky to display anything
[17:25] <SmithKurosaki> screen, a terminal you can suspend
[17:25] <sg3> its like terminal
[17:25] <OleJon> dakarn: I can try Conky, but I think it also uses lm-sensors and /proc/acpi which as I said doesn't give anything
[17:25] <sg3> yeah
[17:25] <SmithKurosaki> right sg3?
[17:25] <sg3> yes smith
[17:25] <David___> yea I know.. been there a coupla times.. it's been haxed...
[17:25] <David___> so rude
[17:25] <icyman> sg3: in startup applications, press add
[17:25] <mdg> NickHahnelt: Is "Enable Networking" checked?
[17:25] <ARMENIAN> I have an Ati radeon X800gt and for some reason sometimes I would boot into Ubuntu and my resolution would be very low, it would require me to boot into recovery mode to get normal resolution and then after a few more reboots I would experience the same problem again, I can't even get into the Display Properties window to change it
[17:25] <icyman> Type a name, as the command, type screen
[17:26] <atila339> ok thanks smithKurosaki
[17:26] <NickHahnelt> ya, both the boxes are checked
[17:26] <cabrey> David___, acording to this (http://www.nabble.com/PSP-Doesn't-sync-td17837729.html) the info on the wiki worked, maybe try google cached?
[17:26] <SmithKurosaki> no
[17:26] <samad909> ikonia: same error, will it run as root if i comment out nopriv_user?
[17:26] <ikonia> samad909: yes
[17:26] <David___> or the wayback machine YEA lemme try that you're the man!!
[17:26] <mdg> NickHahnelt: Right click again and choose Edit connections
[17:26] <SmithKurosaki> np* atila339, i do suggest ktorrent for a client and isohunt.com for torrent searching
[17:26] <NickHahnelt> mdg: it recognizes the connections, and comes up with the password request whenever I try to connect, but then it just repeatedly tries to connect without actually doing it
[17:26] <icyman> sg3: I see your problem, screen is a terminal application, isn't it?
[17:26] <sg3> yeah it is
[17:27] <sg3> i want it to open on startup so later i can connect to it from other machines
[17:27] <sg3> it doesnt work right if you open it from a remote
[17:27] <mdg> NickHahnelt: what wifi card do you have?
[17:27] <cabrey> sg3, screen does that, you just need to "detach" the terminal
[17:28] <NickHahnelt> how do I find that out?
[17:28] <SmithKurosaki> sg3, what are you using? ive had no problems remote screening before
[17:28] <mdg> lspci
[17:28] <perojok> hello, does anybody knows how to make mounting of SATA ext3 disk with permissions to write?
[17:28] <SmithKurosaki> i actually installed it remotely
[17:28] <icyman> sg3: use the command gnome-terminal -x screen
[17:28] <samad909> ikonia: how about sudo adduser --disabled-password ftp
[17:28] <icyman> It will start the terminal with your application
[17:28] <mdg> NickHahnelt: I mean in a terminal type "lspci"
[17:28] <David___> GAH! cache n google no good either ;0(
[17:29] <sg3> SmithKurosaki: its weird if i start screen remotely i cant start any programs that use x
[17:29] <scunizi> sg3: you're not running screen before connecting to the remote machine are you?
[17:29] <sg3> but if i start it on the server then attach to it from a remote it works perfectly
[17:29] <sg3> nope scunzi
[17:29] <dakarn> 0lejon: i'm not sure how conky gets the temp but i'm sure it's from the /proc/acpi
[17:29] <mdg> NickHahnelt: Is this built-in wifi?
[17:29] <NickHahnelt> Ralink RT2860
[17:29] <samad909> ikonia: nothing, just tried that too
[17:29] <NickHahnelt> that's my network controller
[17:30] <NickHahnelt> I'm connected by ethernet cable
[17:30] <NickHahnelt> atm
[17:30] <reto`> hmm... can screen be used to start x windows apps?
[17:30] <SmithKurosaki> sg3: ahh, to solve that problem, you login into the server through a program like nx (server and client programs needed) or you can use ssh -XC name@host
[17:30] <perlmonkey2> Anyone know if Perl 5.10 is on 9.04 and if the binary cpan is frowned upon by the maintainers and all libs should come from apt-get?
[17:30] <sg3> ooh i never tried the -XC
[17:30] <SmithKurosaki> and that will generate a local xserver
[17:30] <sg3> lemme give that a shot see what happens
[17:31] <samad909> ikona: got it to work, removed the quotes from ftp
[17:31] <perlmonkey2> !perl
[17:31] <samad909> ikona: nopriv_user="ftp" < wrong || nopriv_user=ftp < correct ;)
[17:31] <mdg> NickHahnelt: This is a netbook?
[17:31] <SmithKurosaki> if you are doing that, i do suggest using nx though, its much easier and you can suspend session that way, so you are never offline
[17:31] <dakarn> actually it reads from /sys/bus/i2c/devices/****/temp2_input
[17:31] <samad909> ikonia: nopriv_user="ftp" < wrong || nopriv_user=ftp < correct ;)
[17:31] <NickHahnelt> laptop
[17:31] <sg3> alright ill look into nx
[17:31] <sg3> thanks
[17:32] <SmithKurosaki> np :)
[17:32] <managical> what is the difference between "xarchive" and "xarchiver" ?
[17:32] <samad909> ikonia: it works now, thanks for helping out ;)
[17:33] <mdg> NickHahnelt: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=683085&page=5
[17:33] <NickHahnelt> mdg: thanks for the help
[17:33] <mdg> NickHahnelt: It takes a little extra work
[17:33] <mdg> NickHahnelt: Your welcom
[17:33] <mdg> welcom/welcome
[17:34] <atila339> hi guys i have a problem here whenever i try to install anything over the add/remove tab i get this message ''E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[17:34] <atila339> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[17:34] <atila339> ''
[17:35] <dakarn> yeah you don't have access bro!
[17:35] <mdg> NickHahnelt: I just saw your first message
[17:35] <atila339> what do you mean i dont have access?
[17:36] <OleJon> dakarn: No, it's from lm-sensors, (like the "sensors" terminal application)
[17:37] <atila339> 3 days and no problems with ubuntu and now this :(
[17:37] <atila339> can somebody help me
[17:37] <grawity> atila339: try this: Open the Terminal, and run this command: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[17:39] <David___> cabrey figured it out.. just had to add a ".is_audio_player file to the root of the player
[17:39] <miataborg> connect irc.mmoirc.com:6667
[17:39] <David___> just need now to configure that file to place the music in the correct folders ;0)
[17:39] <bogdan_> i can't compile gspca, every time when i run ./gspca_build i have this error
[17:39] <cabrey> David___, sounds like fun :P
[17:39] <ikonia> samad909: ahhh well done,
[17:40] <samad909> ikonia: ;)
[17:40] <bogdan_> root@Bogdan-Ubuntu:/usr/src/gspcav1-20071224# ./gspca_build
[17:40] <bogdan_>  REMOVE the old module if present
[17:40] <bogdan_> ERROR: Module gspca does not exist in /proc/modules
[17:40] <bogdan_>  CLEAN gspca source tree
[17:40] <bogdan_> rm -r -f *.o decoder/.gspcadecoder.o.cmd decoder/*.o \
[17:40] <FloodBot1> bogdan_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:40] <bogdan_> 	.gspca.o.cmd  *.o *.ko *.mod.* .[a-z]* core *.i \
[17:40] <samad909> ikonia: cya
[17:40] <ikonia> samad909: laters
[17:40] <David___> it's all good.. just need a podcaster ;0) it'll be slick when its working
[17:40] <maurizio> hi i'm a newbie i've successfully installed ubuntu on hp pavillion 1800 but i can't hear any sound, can anyone help me please?
[17:40] <lsbrum> atila339: What problem?
[17:41] <bogdan_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/190377/
[17:41] <phoenixz> Is there a program that can create a customized ubuntu install CD with the packages that I want and some commands automatically executed? I need to have a non-interactive install CD that I can just copy 50 times, shove one in each new server that I get and when the server boots it will automatically install ubuntu, reboot and leave the server ready to run...
[17:41] <bogdan_> this is my error on gspca.......... http://paste.ubuntu.com/190377/ , can any one help me pls
[17:41] <phoenixz> I need to do that with ubuntu server 9.0
[17:41] <mdg> maurizio: type alsamixer in a terminal and turn up the volume
[17:41] <bfig> hello, i humbly bow before thee to ask for help recovering my sound... i have executed some questionable commands and now i'm down to silence
[17:42] <bogdan_> come on guys pls help  me, i cannot compile the gspca
[17:42] <dthacker> !patience | bogdan_
[17:43] <bogdan_> i did for the last two days and i cannot find the answer
[17:44] <phoenixz> bogdan_: Im not familiar with your problem, but I can recommend you to just... well, have some patience..  :) if nobody answers, try again in 2 hours or so when other people are in the channel
[17:44] <Rafael_> have 5 windows computer and ubuntu server, i want all of them to be able to access for example Folder A, only 2 of them to see folder B, only 1 of them to be able to write and read Folder A..how do id o all this groups and users..i am confuse..also i see that the way to go now is cisf compare to smb..were can i find help for this?
[17:44] <mdg> bogdan_: out of curiosity, what is gspca?
[17:44] <maurizio> mdg: still can't hear any sound... :( it's not a matter of volume...
[17:44] <bogdan_> ok
[17:44] <nateanderson> when I build from source is there a log that tells me what files where created and where they were put?
[17:44] <phoenixz> bogdan_: We love to help, really, thats what we are here for, more or less, but I really dont have the answer for you
[17:44] <victorbrca> Does anyone knows if by installing inetd on running server if it will give me any problems with the already installed apps (like vmware)?
[17:44] <bogdan_> i want to compile so my VX1000 webcam can work on ubuntu
[17:44] <icyman> I have a slight problem with my partition: There is a NTFS file system and a FAT12 file system on my drive, and GParted is reporting it as FAT16, and fdisk is reporting it as NTFS, but its trying to boot the FAT12 system, can anyone instruct me on how to remove the FAT12 system, and fill the partition with the NTFS file system?
[17:44] <SmithKurosaki> Rafael_: im leaving, but do it by users, not computers, it will make more sesxne
[17:44] <douma> hi
[17:45] <NativeAngels> im trying to execute a php script but im getting  ?php: No such file or directory how do i fix it
[17:45] <dthacker> bogdan_: you are missing the file gspca.ko.   Go find out where it comes from and how to get it.
[17:45] <Rafael_> SmithKurosaki: That is what i am trying to unerstand and would like some help?
[17:45] <phoenixz> bogdan_: looking at your errors by the way..
[17:45] <bfig> hello, i humbly bow before thee to ask for help recovering my sound... i have executed some questionable commands and now i'm down to silence
[17:45] <bogdan_> missing the file gscpa.ko? what exactly i need to do
[17:45] <douma> my audio don't work any help plss
[17:46] <bogdan_> i c
[17:46] <mdg> maurizio: go to Menu, Preferences, Sound and see what you are using
[17:46] <phoenixz> bogdan_: mmmm, do you have the kernel headers installed? basically, the kernel source?
[17:46] <bogdan_> how can i see if they are install it?
[17:47] <phoenixz> bogdan_: gscpa.ko is a kernel module... basically a library, a driver, for the kernel.. its not loaded (see line 18 on your paste)
[17:47] <bogdan_> k
[17:47] <bogdan_> so i need to install the kernel headers?
[17:47] <maurizio> mdg: automatic detection, if i try to manually change the device and click con test it still doesn't work
[17:47] <David___> Anyone know offhand how to configure the .is_audio_player file for a PSP?? '0)
[17:48] <mdg> maurizio: Did you hear any startup sounds?
[17:48] <maurizio> nope
[17:48] <maurizio> mdg nome
[17:48] <maurizio> mdg *nope
[17:48] <mdg> maurizio: I think the sound driver is not installed
[17:48] <bfig> hello, i humbly bow before thee to ask for help recovering my sound... i have executed some questionable commands and now i'm down to silence
[17:48] <mdg> or you need to check your speaker plug
[17:49] <maurizio> mdg i'm on a laptop so there isn't a plug
[17:49] <phoenixz> bogdan_: apt-cache search linux | grep headers
[17:49] <bogdan_> k
[17:49] <phoenixz> bogdan_: there you see the linux header packages..
[17:50] <mdg> maurizio: type lsmod in a terminal and see if you see anything related to sound
[17:50] <JohnCane> Jack_Sparrow:  Hey are you here again ?
[17:50] <phoenixz> bogdan_: actually.. just apt-get install linux-headers build-essentials (the last one is just in case)
[17:50] <bogdan_> and here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/190381/
[17:50] <phoenixz> bogdan_: that should install headers if there are not there yet..
[17:50] <phoenixz> bogdan_:that still leaves you will the missing kernel module tough.. check google on that file
[17:51] <bogdan_> k
[17:51] <Vampires> does anybody knows where can i get cubase support (not by their site)?
[17:51] <Vampires> can anyone help me out
[17:52] <golempje> is there a fix for the Nvidia tv-out scaling problem yet?  ifso can someone point me to it?  (nv driver 180)
[17:52] <cabrey> Vampires, cubase is a windows/osx app
[17:52] <phoenixz> bogdan_: so check google on more info on gspca, specifically the kernel module.. and do "apt-get install linux-headers"... if the latter gives you an error of that you have to specify a specific one, just select the one (from the presented list) that matches your kernel version
[17:53] <maurizio> mdg: everything seems to be fine... there isn't any error...
[17:53] <cabrey> golempje, have you updated your drivers?
[17:53] <golempje> i did try the latest 1 and still same prob
[17:53] <mdg> maurizio: Try turning up sound with the laptop Fn keys
[17:53] <phoenixz> Is there a program that can create a customized ubuntu install CD with the packages that I want and some commands automatically executed? I need to have a non-interactive install CD that I can just copy 50 times, shove one in each new server that I get and when the server boots it will automatically install ubuntu, reboot and leave the server ready to run...
[17:54] <cabrey> golempje, if that feature is through the nvidia drivers, there is nothing we can do, the nvidia drivers are proprietary
[17:54] <sebsebseb> phoenixz: there is, but I don't know what it's called
[17:54] <golempje> k tnx m8 gues ill have to keep my windows partition alive for the sake of my popcorn and movie times
[17:54] <phoenixz> golempje: have you tried the open source drivers?
[17:54] <cabrey> phoenixz, can't you PXE boot each server and install?
[17:54] <phoenixz> sebsebseb: Im pretty sure too there is but.. I have the same problem :)
[17:55] <golempje> only driver that doesnt give the problem is the basic NV driver that comes with ubuntu ...but makes my comp so slow :)
[17:55] <phoenixz> cabrey: could be an option too.. I'll investigate it
[17:55] <maurizio> mdg there aren't fn keys to turn up the volume... :(ù
[17:56] <hikenboot> can anyone tell me what the command is to create a package before install?
[17:56] <hikenboot> did my ./configure
[17:56] <mdg> maurizio: on the function keys across the top of your laptop keyboard you should see stuff printed in another color
[17:56] <Clooluss> hi. I want to create a new user but the "add user" button is greyed out in "users and groups". How do I sudo into that screen, or do it from the terminal? Jaunty.
[17:56] <phoenixz> cabrey: sebsebseb: https://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/installation-guide/i386/automatic-install.html thhat would do it too, though I'll look through the PXE idea
[17:56] <cabrey> phoenixz, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/UnattendedCD
[17:57] <solexious> Can any one recommend a home finance manager for linux?
[17:57] <toenail> has anyone ever used multiple sound cards with ubuntu or does it support that sort of thing
[17:57] <phoenixz> golempje: you could make a quickfix with using 2 different X config files
[17:57] <dthacker> phoenixz: for an overview see http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/serveredition/features/autodeploy
[17:57] <phoenixz> golempje: one xconfig uses driver NV closed source.. the other is open (and only for video)
[17:57] <golempje> yeah and use the nv on 1 and nvidia on other i was thinking the same
[17:58] <maurizio> mdg it's already at its max
[17:58] <golempje> thx for the innput gues ill b doing that then
[17:58] <milan> hallo
[17:59] <mdg> maurizio: Menu, Preferences, Sound - and choose something other than autodetect
[17:59] <mdg> and test it
[17:59] <maurizio> mdg done, but no sound still
[18:00] <mdg> do you have a headset you can tryin in the headset plug?
[18:00] <mdg> mdg: Just be careful
[18:01] <maurizio> msg unfortunately no... :(
[18:01] <geirha> solexious: Have you tried gnucash?
[18:01] <boscop> when downloading a file in firefox I can't open it from the downloads list. it always asks for an application to open it and I don't want to browse to the app everytime. how can I fix this?
[18:01] <mdg> maurizio: hmm......
[18:01] <voldenet> hello
[18:01] <Accidus> I'm having problems with my sound. I'm using Gnome under Jaunty. The sound will only work if I set the sound preferences on HDA (OSS). The other options (autodetect, or the "plain" ALSA, OSS or pulseaudio options) do not work, only produce a static sound in the speakers. I followed instructions in: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130384 and the troubleshooting links in it, but nothing helps.
[18:02] <solexious> geirha, will give it a try, thanks
[18:02] <voldenet> I got problem with nvidia drivers. I installed them, and got error:
[18:02] <voldenet> Error: API mismatch: the NVIDIA kernel module has version 180.44, but this NVIDIA driver component has version 185.18.14.  Please make sure that the kernel module and all NVIDIA driver components have the same version.
[18:02] <voldenet> wtf?!
[18:02] <voldenet> i'm using "nv" driver right now
[18:02] <voldenet> what's wrong with nvidia drivers?
[18:02] <cabrey> voldenet, how did you install it?
[18:02] <golempje> voldenet try using envyng
[18:03] <mdg> maurizio: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=683085&page=5 more troubleshooting of sound
[18:03] <mdg> maurizio: I'm not sure what else to try beside the link
[18:03] <voldenet> i installed it using ./NVIDIA-Linux*
[18:03] <voldenet> i used chmod u+x before
[18:03] <maurizio> mdg: when I select HDA Intel Stac92xx analog there's an error returned: audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Can't open audio device for playback.
[18:03] <voldenet> and i run it as root
[18:04] <cabrey> voldenet, uninstall them
[18:04] <voldenet> eh?
[18:04] <cabrey> voldenet, then go to System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
[18:04] <Dr_Willis> voldenet:  you did try the version in the repos first?
[18:04] <voldenet> Dr_Willis these drivers are old
[18:04] <Dr_Willis> voldenet:  so..
[18:05] <voldenet> i'm able to use them
[18:05] <Dr_Willis> voldenet:  using the installer from nvidia.com can be very problematic.
[18:05] <voldenet> i'm trying to resolve problems ;P
[18:05] <phoenixz> ould it be possible to have a "virgin" server (no os yet) boot from PXE and have it automatically download and execute an ubuntu installer?
[18:05] <Dr_Willis> sounds like you got parts of the old and new.  You may want to try the envyng tool. (i rarely bother with trying to keep up to date with the nvidia drives)
[18:06] <geirha> phoenixz: Yes, there's a page on it at the wiki
[18:06] <geirha> !install > phoenixz
[18:06] <golempje> envyng never failed me download & installs everything (180 driver)
[18:06] <phoenixz> geirha: thanks lots!
[18:06] <golempje> just give it the -t option so u dont have to install the qt version with all the kde stuff
[18:06] <mdg> maurizio: lspci -v | less and look for sound care
[18:06] <Dr_Willis> ive had envyng fail in amazingly spactactulare ways.. :)  thats why if the ones in the repos work.. I use them
[18:06] <David___> anyone have the .is_audio_player file formated to a PSP??
[18:07] <p-dizzle> hey
[18:07] <golempje> got to love those NV drivers :P
[18:07] <p-dizzle> hey whats up
[18:07] <p-dizzle> i have a ?
[18:07] <Dr_Willis> !ask | p-dizzle
[18:07] <mdg> maurizio: type "lspci -v | less" in a terminal and look for the sound card
[18:08] <p-dizzle>  can u get itunes on ubuntu?
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> !itunes
[18:08] <Clooluss> anyone know how to create a new user in jaunty?
[18:08] <golempje> Rythmbox FTW :)
[18:08] <sebsebseb> Clooluss: sudo adduser  username
[18:08] <Dr_Willis> Clooluss:  the 'adduser' command, or the system-> admin-> users
[18:08] <spasticteapot> p-dizzle: Rhythmbox is pretty close to iTunes in many respects, although I prefer to use sound-juicer for CD ripping (rhythmbox refuses to work properly with FLAC, and sound-juicer is faster.)
[18:08] <maurizio> mdg: is this it --> 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[18:08] <geirha> Clooluss: System -> Admin -> Users and groups. In the terminal: sudo adduser newusername
[18:08] <maurizio>         Subsystem: Hewlett-Packard Company Device 3629
[18:08] <maurizio>         Flags: bus master, fast devsel, latency 0, IRQ 22
[18:08] <maurizio>         Memory at dd000000 (64-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=16K]
[18:08] <maurizio>         Capabilities: <access denied>
[18:08] <FloodBot1> maurizio: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:08] <maurizio>         Kernel driver in use: HDA Intel
[18:09] <spasticteapot> Speaking of which - FLAC or bust.
[18:09] <mdg> maurizio: yes
[18:09] <Xcell> amarok used to be ok.. but now?...its junk.
[18:09] <Clooluss> DR_Willis: That button is greyed out. I will try seb's terminal command.
[18:09] <mikebeecham> hi guys...I'm currently using Intrepid, but I was wondering if there's anyway to try out KDE 4.2 without having to burn off a liveCD?
[18:09] <golempje> try bmp music player :)
[18:09] <cabrey> solexious, you still there?
[18:09] <Xcell> audacious works fine.
[18:10] <Dr_Willis> Clooluss:   Clooluss  notice the 'unlock' button at the bottom? if your user has admin rights.. use that.
[18:10] <geirha> Clooluss: In the users and groups gui, you need to click the unlock button to be allowed to add users
[18:10] <Dr_Willis> Clooluss:  logical eh? :)
[18:10] <Clooluss> OK, thanks guys.
[18:10] <solexious> cabrey, sure
[18:10] <cabrey> solexious, take a look at moneydance.com
[18:10] <maurizio> mdg what should I do? :O
[18:11] <toenail> is alsa compatible withubuntu
[18:11] <golempje> question:  how can i enable the user to mount drives from the console instead of root? :)
[18:11] <solexious> cabrey, is it any good?
[18:11] <mrvdv> anyone know how i can set a certain shell user to only download so much and then his account is automatically stoped for over the limit of d/l
[18:11] <cabrey> solexious, I've seen good reviews & am d/l'ing the trial right now, but I personally have not tried it yet
[18:11] <Xcell> mikebeecham-  ever wonder (why) the live cd was created?
[18:11] <grawity> mrvdv: You can only limit the total disk usage.
[18:11] <geirha> golempje: Add the user or users options in fstab. See "man mount"
[18:11] <Accidus> Talking of alsa, can anyone help me with my sound problem (shall I repeat?)
[18:11] <cabrey> solexious, but it looks miles ahead of gnucash & co
[18:12] <golempje> k tnx
[18:12] <mrvdv> oh ok
[18:12] <solexious> cabrey, Cool
[18:12] <Knight_09> hello, is there anyone called van? i am charged from Conrad to give you something, pls mssg me private
[18:12] <Accidus> Actually, that question violates help channels' code of conduct. I need to rephrase that. :-/
[18:12] <dr_> hi man
[18:13] <daurn|> hey
[18:13] <daurn|> mount.ntfs is taking a ridiciulus amount of cpu power
[18:13] <mikebeecham> Xcell: oh man you SURE got me with that one...however, if you bothered to read my post you will undoubtedly see that I'm aware of liveCDs, and I was asking if there was ANOTHER way of trying it without bruning a lveCD.....seriously, if you need to respond then please do so with a degree of intelleigence and engage brain before opening the mouth!
[18:13] <mdg> maurizio: I'm not sure.....
[18:13] <Xcell> as you were.
[18:13] <grawity> mikebeecham: LiveUSB.
[18:14] <blah> hello, I've just followed this prcedures -> http://www.linux-noob.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=112&st=0&p=259&hl=lost%20root%20password%20(grub)%20lost%20root%20password%20(%20grub)%20rate%20topic:&fromsearch=1&#entry259 , made everythiung till boot part, but instead of being presented with a "bash screen" I received just a regular logon screen... can someone help me?
[18:14] <mikebeecham> grawity: thanks mate
[18:14] <salmon> hey! im having two problems, hopefully someone can solve on or both. ok 1. yesterday when i restarted my computer i lost sound. i made sure nothing was muted and all that. and 2. im trying to print something and it tells me the printer can not be connected .. running jaunty btw
[18:14] <maurizio> mdg don't worry, it's ok, thank you for your time! :)
[18:15] <torch_> testing
[18:16] <Accidus> Oh well. I'll just repeat it. I'm having problems with my sound. I'm using Gnome under Jaunty. The sound will only work if I set the sound preferences on HDA (OSS). The other options (autodetect, or the "plain" ALSA, OSS or pulseaudio options) do not work, only produce a static sound in the speakers. I followed instructions in: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130384 and the troubleshooting links in it, but nothing
[18:16] <Accidus> helps.
[18:16] <torch_> I'm having same problem with sound in Jaunty
[18:16] <salmon> me too
[18:17] <phoenixz> I need a telnet server running at my machine (yes yes, I know, telnet is baaad, but I need to use it for testing someting).. I just installed telnetd from apt-get but I dont see a telnet service still.. How do I get it to run?
[18:17] <Accidus> torch_, salmon: are you using laptops or desktops? (Trying to find some common denominator)
[18:17] <salmon> desktop
[18:17] <torch_> desktop
[18:17] <Accidus> laptop here...
[18:18] <sg3> hey
[18:18] <machine89> your sound card?
[18:18] <torch_> I have an HT-Omega Claro sound card, supported by alsa
[18:18] <sg3> anyone know a good way to set up web based streaming
[18:18] <Xcell> shoutcast?
[18:18] <sg3> so i can stream mp3s off my server to anywhere over the internet
[18:18] <salmon> i have an audgity 2 ZS
[18:18] <torch_> I've tried all the support pages.  can't get any solutions to work.
[18:18] <phoenixz> !pm | mrvdv
[18:18] <torch_> Accidus, I'm very bad with Sound issues.
[18:19] <cabrey> solexious, here is where I found a list: http://ubuntudoctor.com/content/news/10-linux-financial-tools
[18:19] <mrvdv> lol
[18:19] <solexious> cabrey, thanks
[18:19] <torch_> Can you explain Pulse Audio vs Alsa or are they part of one another?
[18:19] <geirha> phoenixz: It's probably handled by inetd, so telnetd will be started when you try to connect.
[18:19] <cabrey> torch_, Sound App -> PulseAudio -> Alsa/Kernel -> Hardware
[18:20] <phoenixz> geirha: ah... So I thouht but should apt-get then not also install inetd? AFAIK, its not installed yet
[18:20] <torch_> so Pulse Audio works off the Alsa base then?
[18:21] <geirha> phoenixz: apt-cache depends telnetd
[18:21] <Garethp> Hey guys, can someone please tell me how to install Apache and PHP and MySQL in Ubuntu? I'm a complete newb at Ubuntu. I tried xampp, but that's not made for 64-Bit Ubuntu
[18:21] <phoenixz> geirha: openbsd-inetd... thats a mouthfull..
[18:22] <phoenixz> geirha: anyway, it works
[18:22] <salmon> anyone know anything about printers and jaunty because i don't and im having issues
[18:22] <ander> hola alguien abla español
[18:22] <mdg> salmon: what kind of printer?
[18:22] <Accidus> machine89: I'm not sure. Does "HDA Intel STAC" answer your question about which hardware I'm using?
[18:22] <phoenixz> !es | ander
[18:22] <salmon> mdg, it's old... espon c4oux
[18:23] <salmon> mdg, epson my b
[18:23] <Dr_Willis> torch_:  kernel -> sound card drivers -> alsa -> pulse
[18:23] <ajit> I installed Java 6 on Ubuntu 9.04 but it crashed. what should I do now?
[18:23] <Garethp> !irc
[18:24] <torch_> Thanks Dr.   Is there a way to get a side conversation going in IRC?  I'm  new at this .
[18:24] <salmon> torch, yeah
[18:24] <Dr_Willis> torch_:  i got priv messqages set on ignore anyway.  theres dozens of irc tutorial sites out
[18:24] <Dr_Willis> !irc
[18:24] <ander> ola
[18:25] <SilentKisses> since #bash is sleeping, can anyone explain what the operator (at least I'm thinking is an operator) --. is?
[18:25] <ander> hello
[18:25] <ander> Im ander
[18:25] <kimf> Hey, where have the /dev entry for cdroms gone in jaunty?
[18:25] <geirha> SilentKisses: It has nothing to do with bash. It's common for gnu commands to accept it though, and it means no more options
[18:26] <ander> dfdsf
[18:26] <ander> dsf
[18:26] <ander> d
[18:26] <ander> f
[18:26] <ander> sdf
[18:26] <ander> ds
[18:26] <FloodBot1> ander: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:26] <randomwalker> is there something that plugs into gnome and let's me right-click and encrypt a file?
[18:26] <milan> heja
[18:26] <haffe> randomwalker: Sounds like you want a nautilus script.
[18:26] <grawity> GnuPG?
[18:26] <geirha> SilentKisses: It's useful when for instance you want to cat a file starting with -, cat -- -somefile.txt  , otherwise it will treat -somefile.txt as options -s -o -m etc...
[18:27] <Byron> hi
[18:27] <randomwalker> haffe explain please?
[18:27] <Accidus> salmon: Any progress?
[18:27] <SilentKisses> so the line [ $# -lt 1 ] && set -- .   means root less than 1 execute and set no more options?
[18:27] <haffe> I'm not that experienced with it.
[18:27] <Byron> 9.04, just replaced an nv-card with an ati, had the hardware manager search for drivers, says "nuh uh". odd, x800, should have fglrx support
[18:27] <darkest_night> hi @ all, i have a question: i have a 32-bit ubuntu. can i set up a 64-bit ubuntu without reinstalling everything?
[18:27] <Byron> what am I supposed to do here?
[18:27] <randomwalker> ok, what about command line then, to encrypt a file?
[18:28] <Dr_Willis> Byron:  ati support is a tad flakey lately. (and thats about all i know on the topic)
[18:28] <daurn|> anyone help me with ntfs?
[18:28] <Slart> !ati
[18:28] <geirha> SilentKisses: That means: if the script is run with no arguments, set the first argument to . (the current working directory)
[18:28] <SilentKisses> geirha: That makes sense, thank you!
[18:29] <darkest_night> !64bit
[18:29] <Zviper> i've got an i686 proc (intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X3360 @ 2.83GHz w/ 4cores) but if i have a process say at 4% it's unbearably slow. anyone have any idea as to why this may be?
[18:29] <torch_> Accidus - I  think salmon left
[18:30] <geirha> SilentKisses: The -- is strictly not needed in that case, but it's good practice to always use it, so you don't get surprises when it does make a difference.
[18:30] <kimf> Anyone know where the /dev entry for cdroms have gone? (9.04)
[18:30] <David___> whoot got the PSP to sync!! I rock!!
[18:30] <Accidus> torch_: Ah. what about you? Any progress?
[18:30] <equivoc> hi
[18:30] <Dr_Willis> kimf:   i have /dev/cdrom linked to '/dev/sr0'
[18:31] <equivoc> i have a windows and linux installed on a disk
[18:31] <torch_> Nope.  I need to find a quieter place to explain my problem
[18:31] <equivoc> the windows partition is before the linux partition
[18:31] <kimf> Dr_Willis: Strange, and that is in jaunty?
[18:31] <Dr_Willis> kimf:  yes
[18:31] <torch_> New to Xchat, learning about other channels.
[18:32] <fbc-mx> How make my samba shares available to my software like F-spot? I can open the shares but if i try to import from f-spot it can't see it.
[18:32] <equivoc> could it be a problem if i resize the windows partition and move the linux partition?
[18:32] <mdg> torch_: You had a sound issue too?  Was it an ICH9 card?
[18:32] <erUSUL> kimf: why strange ? it is pretty common...
[18:32] <kimf> Dr_Willis: I don't. Hmmm... Don't have either /dev/cdrom or /dev/srX
[18:32] <Dr_Willis> equivoc:  that can cause issues.  Depends on exactly what you do.
[18:32] <torch_> no.  HT-Omega Claro, CMI8788
[18:32] <Accidus> mdg: How can I find out what sound card I have?
[18:32] <stephans> how do I install deb packaged like java that require user input silently?
[18:33] <mdg> Accidus: in a terminal type "lspci"
[18:33] <Dr_Willis> stephans:  java has that silly eula agrement. so im not sure how ya can do it.. other then by editing the package/scripts..
[18:33] <torch_> Accidus. I think lspci command in terminal might show you.
[18:33] <stephans> is there a never ever prompt no matter what fleg for dpkg?
[18:33] <erUSUL> Accidus: lspci | grep -i audio
[18:33] <Garethp> Hey guys, I just got Apache and PHP installed, but I was wondering how I can install MySQL along with it?
[18:33] <kimf> Dr_Willis: It only appears in /media after mount. But don't seem to have any place to get the cdrom itself
[18:33] <stephans> Dr_Willis, you can on windows... with an /s switch
[18:33] <Accidus> I have an ICH9
[18:34] <Ryje[Matt]_> one question is there any forum i can ask my question? maybe there can help me someone a bit faster. cause i wait not about an hour
[18:34] <erUSUL> kimf: /dev/scd0 ?
[18:34] <Dr_Willis> stephans:  so? :)
[18:34] <Accidus> Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[18:34] <erUSUL> !forum
[18:34] <Ryje[Matt]_> thx
[18:34] <equivoc> Dr_Willis: http://home.digartis.de/pics/gparted.jpg
[18:34] <stephans> I wonder if i can fleg the licence as true or something so I can have unattended builds of Ubuntu that include Java
[18:34] <mdg> Accidus: I've read the ICH9 family causes problems
[18:34] <Accidus> (and thanks for the quick answer regarding lspci)
[18:35] <tyler_d1> looking for a software raid solution (ubuntu 9.04) (software raid 5)
[18:35] <equivoc> Dr_Willis: i would like to have more space on /dev/sda4
[18:35] <mdg> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=673943 - maybe try this
[18:35] <Dr_Willis> stephans:  threre are ways to remaster the ubuntu stuff and OEM type installs.. but ive never looked into it.
[18:35] <stephans> Its just that I need to make an unattended build of ubuntu, including java...
[18:35] <stephans> ok
[18:35] <newubuntiano> ciao ragazzi c'è qualcuno pratico di amsn??
[18:35] <erUSUL> !it | newubuntiano
[18:36] <kimf> erUSUL: Found it :)
[18:36] <Dr_Willis> equivoc:  resizaing a ext2/3 filesystem can often change its 'uuid' that will cause some issues.  it might NOT change it.. or it may.. so its somthing to watch out for.. You could jot down the UUID of the filesystem. do the changes then check again.. and if it has changed it.. change it back via the tune2fs command.
[18:36] <erUSUL> kimf: ok
[18:36] <torch_> My output for lspci | grep -i audio is that I have the Audio device of Intel Corporation 8280II ICH9 HD Audio Controller and a Multimedia audio controller C-Media Electronis Inc CMI 8788 Oxygen HD Audio
[18:37] <mdg> torch_: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=673943 - maybe try this too
[18:37] <mdg> torch_: two sound cards?
[18:38] <`Michael> is there an easy way to open a file for editing as root
[18:38] <`Michael> eg. i want to edit the /etc/hosts file
[18:38] <`Michael> in nautilus
[18:38] <torch_> The on-board and the Claro card
[18:39] <torch_> I guess I need to make the 'Audio Device' read the CMI8788 info instead of the Intel info, but I'm not sure how to do that.
[18:39] <mdg> torch_: Have you checked in the multimedia forum at ubuntuforums.org?
[18:39] <Kreiger> hey, im trying to install injection patched ipw2200 wireless drivers, but they say i need the IEEE802.11 subsystem, which it cannot find in 'usr/src/ieee80211/', i know it is installed, but when i put 'IEEE80211_INC=/usr/src/linux-.../include/net' it doesnt look there for ieee80211.h
[18:39] <Kreiger> oh sorry, that goes on the end of 'make'
[18:39] <torch_> I've checked everything, including the Alsa site info on the snd-oxygen drivers
[18:39] <torch_> nothing I've tried has worked.
[18:39] <mudittuli> what does PIT stands for in VBOX ?
[18:40] <mudittuli> in VBOX logs *
[18:40] <mudittuli> anyone ?
[18:40] <Barridus> can anyone recommend a good gtk or plain vanilla x11 frontend to cron, possibly with logging and so forth?
[18:40] <torch_> thanks mdg.  sorry to see you leave.
[18:41] <Accidus> mdg: Hmm... It's not the same case. I can use my sound system --- if I choose HDA OSS from System/preferences/sounds. But choosing the pulseaudio server produce static, as well as applications that want to use pulseaudio (like xine)
[18:41] <mudittuli> what does PIT stands for in VBOX logs?
[18:42] <rom1v> hi
[18:42] <rom1v> will vlc be upgraded on official repositories?
[18:42] <rom1v> in jaunty?
[18:43] <sjokkis> hi. how do i set which sound device gnome adjusts when i use the volume up/down function keys on my laptop?
[18:43] <Patroy> hi
[18:45] <SmithKurosaki> someone wanted me??
[18:45] <BeatlesFan> hey all
[18:46] <erUSUL> mudittuli: the same as in any computer ? Programable interrupt timer
[18:46] <Martir> Hi, i got a free p3 pc with 128mb, i heard Linux runs faster than Windows on older hardware, is that true?
[18:46] <erUSUL> !latest | rom1v
[18:46] <BeatlesFan> Martir, yup
[18:46] <sebsebseb> Martir: if you have correct distro
[18:46] <Martir> It has 128mb ram, so i dont think xp will run very well
[18:46] <sebsebseb> Martir: ,but I expect later Ubuntu Desktop CD's  won't even boot up on 128MB RAM, but there's a swap trick
[18:47] <sebsebseb> Martir: also the alternate CD
[18:47] <BeatlesFan> Martir, XP should boot up
[18:47] <sjokkis> Martir: RAM is cheaper than dirt. why not just buy some?
[18:47] <mudittuli> erUSUL: thanks!, i was ignorant about it
[18:47] <sjokkis> you'll be happier with your machine no matter which OS you decide to go for
[18:47] <erUSUL> Martir: it is true but you will have to chhose a distro for low resources computers like puppy linux or dsl
[18:48] <Martir> Well yeah but i dont really have a purpose for it yet, so i thought maybe i can expiriment with linux
[18:48] <sebsebseb> Martir: if you use the Gparted Live CD, and put a 512MB or so swap partition on there, then  boot up from the Ubuntu Desktop CD for later versions, it should work
[18:48] <Martir> without messing up my own pc
[18:48] <billybigrigger> Martir::: i just installed ubuntu on a p1 166mhz, with 98mb of ram
[18:48] <sebsebseb> Martir: without the swap partition already on there, it probably won't boot up properly
[18:48] <sjokkis> erUSUL: debian would run fine. don't know about ubuntu
[18:48] <rom1v> erUSUL, I agree, but when the "current" version is bugged, and the latest corrects the problem
[18:48] <rom1v> it can sometimes be good
[18:48] <sebsebseb> Martir: also you could use Puppy Linux or Damn Small Linux which are specifically designed for old hardware
[18:49] <Martir> Okay
[18:49] <Accidus> I'm having problems with my sound. I'm using Gnome under Jaunty. The sound will only work if I set the sound preferences on HDA (OSS). The other options (autodetect, or the "plain" ALSA, OSS or pulseaudio options) do not work, only produce a static sound in the speakers. I followed instructions in: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130384 and the troubleshooting links in it, but nothing helps. I have a ICH9, if it
[18:49] <BeatlesFan> Martir, Ubuntu should run but it will be painfully slow
[18:49] <Accidus> helps with anything.
[18:49] <sebsebseb> Martir: Puppy Linux being better than DSL, and loads of verisons of Puppy out there
[18:49] <erUSUL> rom1v: do a bug report so vlc gets fixed
[18:49] <BCM43> what command does alt + F2 run?
[18:50] <Martir> Does puppy linux have GNOME?
[18:50] <BeatlesFan> BCM43, it opens up a command prompt
[18:50] <sebsebseb> Martir: yes
[18:50] <sebsebseb> Martir: or I think so anyway
[18:50] <SmithKurosaki> the one i have is more like xfce, but its stil really nice
[18:50] <BeatlesFan> BCM43, analogous to the WinXP "Run" command
[18:51] <BCM43> BeatlesFan: but what command does it run to do that?
[18:51] <BeatlesFan> BCM43: you can enter any valid Linux line command
[18:51] <grawity> BCM43: It doesn't - it opens a builtin Gnome window.
[18:51] <lennyf> Martir: puppy linux has JWM, a light window manager/
[18:51] <sebsebseb> Martir: there's a  channel   #puppylinux I think  also  you could ask about 128MB RAM and Linux   in the general Linux channel ##linux
[18:51] <Martir> Thanks
[18:51] <OzoneNerd> Random question
[18:52] <OzoneNerd> :  What does the command set do?
[18:52] <BeatlesFan> BCM43: oops.. sorry, it lets you run Applications.. not linux commands
[18:52] <sebsebseb> Martir: ,but I know that the swap trick I mentioned a little while ago, should work well
[18:53] <torch_> Accidus, I'm giving up in here and trying a different channel.
[18:53] <Accidus> torch_: Which one?
[18:53] <OzoneNerd> When I run `set', all I get is what looks like one hundred pages of shell script.  Does anyone know what it does?
[18:54] <BeatlesFan> OzoneNerd, open the terminal and type in "man set"
[18:54] <torch_> Not sure yet...I'll stay in here and let you know.
[18:54] <OzoneNerd> BeatlesFan: Of course I tried that.  There is no man page.
[18:55] <BeatlesFan> OzoneNerd: ahh, you're right.. not sure then
[18:55] <erUSUL> BeatlesFan: it is an internal bash command so he has to consult bash's man page
[18:55] <erUSUL> OzoneNerd: i think it prints the contents of all current defined env variables
[18:56] <BeatlesFan> erUSUL: he could do a set and pipe the output into a file
[18:56] <erUSUL> OzoneNerd: as i said to BeatlesFan consult bash's man page
[18:56] <dakarn> puppy does some weird package management tho
[18:56] <BeatlesFan> not pipe.. direct
[18:56] <hacktolive> hi people, I need to make /etc/fuse.conf world-readable (for a software I distribute to work). Is that a security problem?
[18:56] <jrib> OzoneNerd: help set?
[18:57] <OzoneNerd> jrib: Thanks, I forgot all about `help`.
[18:58] <cd> good night every one
[18:58] <dakarn> goodnight love <3
[18:58] <jrib> OzoneNerd: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/karmic/en/man1/set.1posix.html also
[18:59] <OzoneNerd> I see what's going on, it's the environment variables, then all defined bash functions. (I think.)  No wonder I didn't see the vars...
[19:02] <wgwg> ldhwqlkq
[19:03] <torch_> Accidus?  you there?
[19:03] <des333> Test?
[19:03] <scott_ino> hello, can someone explain how you do the OEM install in jaunty as it appears to be different
[19:03] <_pedda_> hi there
[19:04] <des333> Руссике есть?)
[19:04] <_pedda_> anyone around ?
[19:04] <des333> Русские*
[19:04] <_pedda_> i'm missing network in my panel...
[19:04] <_pedda_> i saw screenshots on the internet saying there is administration -> network
[19:05] <hacktolive> des333: Sorry, but this is English only....
[19:05] <_pedda_> but i have not Network within System -> Administration
[19:05] <erUSUL> _pedda_: it is now in system>Preferences>Network Conf
[19:05] <scott_ino> _pedda_, right click on panel and click "add to panel" then select "indicator applet"
[19:06] <des333> hacktolive: Ok, my english is very bad, byt i am try)
[19:06] <kapil1> in the ubuntu netbook remix interface is there a GUI way to add applets (like resource usage applet) to the panel
[19:06] <_pedda_> i have no network conf in preferences
[19:06] <scott_ino> your network/wifi (network manager) is now shown by indicator applet
[19:06] <_pedda_> only networc connections
[19:06] <Accidus> torch_: Yes, I'm here. I'll have to do something else now, but if I'll find a solution I'll give you a shout.
[19:06] <_pedda_> aah
[19:07] <erUSUL> _pedda_: my menus are in spanish... i did a best guess ;P
[19:07] <durt> !ru > des333
[19:07] <_pedda_> hehe
[19:07] <_pedda_> well ok then :)
[19:07] <_pedda_> mine are german..
[19:07] <hvgotcodes> at max volume I am still not getting enough juice; i installed alsamixer but at top its not enough -- is there another utility to raise the volume output?
[19:08] <_pedda_> this happpens if a os tries to support all languages around the world;)
[19:08] <dakarn> hvgotcodes: one sec i gotta find the command
[19:08] <scott_ino> hvgotcodes, if you search around there are commands you can run to increase the volume
[19:08] <torch_> Will do, Accidus.  Thanks.
[19:08] <Shortguy109> Does anyone know how to get the burn animations on compiz?
[19:08] <deco> if ubuntu does not use a xorg.conf where does it store it's configuration ?
[19:08] <erUSUL> !ccsm | Shortguy109
[19:09] <scott_ino> hvgotcodes, also check in sound preferences to make sure you don't have a"front" speaker as if that "front" volume is down ti will be quieter
[19:09] <erUSUL> deco: modern xorg.conf autodetects all the info it needs at runtime
[19:09] <erUSUL> deco: so xorg.conf is not needed
[19:09] <durt> deco, in /etc/X11/xorg.conf yes it's still there.
[19:09] <_pedda_> scott_ino: can you show me a screenshot of indicator applet ?
[19:09] <Pinchiukas> Anybody can give me the homepage of the package php5-xmlrpc?
[19:09] <scott_ino> _pedda_, one sec
[19:09] <_pedda_> great :)
[19:09] <des333> How  to make, that current dir in bash became such in tcsh(more short)?
[19:10] <deco> erUSUL, ok but where can i see all this autodetection? the xorg.conf is almost empty
[19:10] <_pedda_> perhaps i will recognize it then :)
[19:10] <jrib> deco: try #bash I guess
[19:10] <hvgotcodes> scott_ino, everything in sound prefs is set to autodetect
[19:10] <erUSUL> deco: /var/log/Xorg.0.log ?
[19:10] <mib_rcq6g7un> hey, i installed kubuntu 7.10 in my laptop
[19:10] <jrib> des333: try #bash I guess
[19:10] <scott_ino> _pedda_, if you're familiar with network manager it just puts network manager in your panel. But if you somehow lost indicator applet, which i know people have done you essentially don't have network manager
[19:10] <jrib> deco: sorry, wrong nick
[19:10] <mib_rcq6g7un> and it asks for a password and username
[19:10] <Dr_Willis> des333:  if you are refering to the 'prompt' theres docs on settingthe bash prompt.
[19:10] <erUSUL> des333: change your promt to show whatever you want
[19:11] <mib_rcq6g7un> hey, i installed kubuntu 7.10 in my laptop
[19:11] <mib_rcq6g7un> and it asks for a password and username
[19:11] <jrib> !7.10 | mib_rcq6g7un
[19:11] <Dr_Willis> des333:  theres a bash-prompt howto :)
[19:11] <_pedda_> hmm the point is.. i was looking for it in order to rename the whole system.. but i found a way to do it via terminal
[19:11] <deco> erUSUL, oh yeah thanks, how can i make it use xorg.conf?
[19:11] <mib_rcq6g7un> i do have hardy
[19:11] <gianni_> hi
[19:11] <_pedda_> now i would like to set up my nat.. and i thought i need network manager for it as well
[19:11] <erUSUL> deco: just create one; xserver will "obbey" it
[19:11] <mib_rcq6g7un> but i wanted gutsy on my lap
[19:11] <jrib> mib_rcq6g7un: you said 7.10?
[19:11] <des333> thanks)
[19:11] <whatvn> hardy ís a stable version
[19:11] <mib_rcq6g7un> yea
[19:11] <jrib> mib_rcq6g7un: it is no longer supported
[19:11] <durt> deco, it'll do that automatically
[19:11] <Dr_Willis> deco:  if there is an xorg.conf  from what ive seen.. it uses it..
[19:11] <erUSUL> deco: you can start with the one created doing 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg'
[19:11] <_pedda_> i searched for network manager on my system.. but i don't know which file is the app itself
[19:12] <jrib> _pedda_: you probably want nm-applet
[19:12] <whatvn> mib_rcq6g7un, what happens?
[19:12] <erUSUL> _pedda_: nm has various helper programs
[19:12] <deco> erUSUL, oh ok that's easy :P thank you
[19:12] <mib_rcq6g7un> is there any default username and password for gutsy?
[19:12] <_pedda_> oh ok.. i will try to get that one
[19:12] <Flannel> mib_rcq6g7un: Since it's not supported, you really shouldn't be using it, let alone installing it.
[19:12] <erUSUL> _pedda_: nm-*
[19:12] <Flannel> mib_rcq6g7un: The username is whatever you set up during the install.
[19:12] <Flannel> mib_rcq6g7un: And password, that is.
[19:12] <scott_ino> hvgotcodes, I meant clicking on your little volume control icon then going to volume preferences. Then under options see if you have a "front" checkbox. if so check it and make sure volume on "front" is up. If that's still not it there are commands you can run.
[19:12] <mib_rcq6g7un> i didnt set any username..:)
[19:12] <erUSUL> mib_rcq6g7un: no one should have been asked during install
[19:13] <Flannel> mib_rcq6g7un: You said you installed it, correct?
[19:13] <erUSUL> mib_rcq6g7un: OEM install ?
[19:13] <mib_rcq6g7un> nope text mode
[19:13] <Flannel> mib_rcq6g7un: Did you choose OEM install?
[19:13] <mib_rcq6g7un> no text mode
[19:13] <Flannel> mib_rcq6g7un: You installed a command line system?
[19:13] <scott_ino> Flannel, is OEM not on alternate cd anymore
[19:14] <Flannel> scott_ino: It is.
[19:14] <mib_rcq6g7un> not the cli system
[19:14] <erUSUL> mib_rcq6g7un: you either did a oem install or an username and pasword have been asked to you during install
[19:14] <scott_ino> Flannel, do you just do a normal install then run oem-prepare
[19:14] <mib_rcq6g7un> but gui
[19:14] <Flannel> mib_rcq6g7un: scott_ino Yeah, just like always. oem-config-prepare
[19:14] <scott_ino> Flannel, ty
[19:14] <Besogon> How can I build the kernel after I have used menuconfig command? Should I write 'sudo make' or somethings else?
[19:14] <scott_ino> was looking for that
[19:14] <tsa> hi, can anyone tell me why none of my (wine)3D-Accelerated Apps (Sims 3, Oblivion, GTASA etc.) start? Native linux OpenGL-games (BillardGL, extremetuxracer etc.) work perfectly... My graphics driver (nvidia) seems to be installed correctly, but direct rendering displays to be disabled. PlayOnLinux keeps telling me I had no 3D-Acceleration... I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 and a Geforce 9600GT
[19:14] <Flannel> mib_rcq6g7un: Ok.  Go to a terminal, and tell us the output of `whoami`
[19:15] <mib_rcq6g7un> may be there was some error in install
[19:15] <mib_rcq6g7un> i will try reinstall
[19:15] <_pedda_> trying to start nm-applet via terminal gives me a warning
[19:15] <erUSUL> Besogon: just "make" (unless you do not have wrtte permission on the sources directory )
[19:15] <_pedda_> could not acquire the networkmanagerusersettings
[19:15] <Pinchiukas> Anybody can give me the homepage of the package php5-xmlrpc?
[19:15] <erUSUL> !appdb | tsa
[19:15] <erUSUL> Pinchiukas: homepage ?
[19:15] <scott_ino> _pedda_, did you run indicator applet
[19:15] <Pinchiukas> erUSUL: homepage.
[19:15] <_pedda_> no nm-applet
[19:15] <tsa> !appdb?
[19:16] <dakarn> hvgotcodes: change 'audio.a52.level' in .xine/config to a maximum 200
[19:16] <erUSUL> Pinchiukas: probably it is php.net
[19:16] <scott_ino> _pedda_, gotcha... i know it's tied in to the system differently because of the new notification system (indicator applet)
[19:17] <tsa> ubottu: The appDB tells me that Sims 3 was supposed to run well with wine, i don't really understand what you want to tell me
[19:17] <john_sturton> Hi all I have a graphics issue with ubuntu using acer laptop with 7000m nvidia card cannot get it to let me change resolution any ideas /
[19:17] <john_sturton> ?
[19:17] <_pedda_> hmm
[19:17] <Flannel> tsa: Try asking in #winehq, they'll know more details about wine compatability, etc.
[19:17] <whatvn> mib_rcq6g7un: you just begin the installation and it asks you for password?
[19:17] <Bleubeard> ey
[19:18] <_pedda_> sudo /...some path.../indicator-applet/indicator-applet does nothing
[19:18] <Besogon> erUSUL, I have mistake with "no target for kernel/bounds.c" with kernel-2.6xxx-generic. Is it normal?
[19:18] <tsa> Flannel: Already asked them, there was a big silence in the whole channel for about 10 mins, followed by the advice to ask here to get a quicker response ^^
[19:18] <styx> john_sturton: with driver do you use
[19:19] <erUSUL> Besogon: not very normal... but i allways compile "vanilla2 kernels...
[19:19] <tones> people, if i was to tar a file, with the "-p" option to preserve permissions (owned by root), if i moved to another machine and extracted the tar, would it be owned by the root on that new machine?
[19:20] <pronoy> http://ppa.launchpad.net/corenominal/ubuntu gutsy main is this repo available for 8.10 ?
[19:20] <erUSUL> tones: yes root is special it has uid/gid == 0 in almost avery unix/linux system
[19:20] <Flannel> pronoy: Gutsy has reached EOL,  you should upgrade to hardy.
[19:20] <tsa> Flannel: My problem is not that the game is not compatible but that my 3D-Acceleration doesn't seem to work properly, at least this is what PlayOnLinux keeps telling me...
[19:20] <tones> erUSUL: yeah that was what i was thinking, ok thanks
[19:20] <pronoy> Flannel: read the question..i asked if a seperate repo exists for intrepid ?
[19:20] <dakarn> tsa: are you using wine in win98 mode?
[19:20] <vincdeb> Hi if i run  a task in background using ./task &  and i close the terminal the task stops .. what am i doin wrong ?
[19:21] <_pedda_> how can i enable ssh access from my laptop to my ubuntu fileserver ?
[19:21] <_pedda_> my terminal on my laptop says connection refused
[19:21] <whatvn> tones: you should read some book about user manager on Linux system
[19:21] <erUSUL> vincdeb: nothing it is spected behavior
[19:21] <erUSUL> _pedda_: it is the ssh server configured and running on the fileserver ?
[19:21] <vincdeb> how can i make it that the task keeps alive wen i exit the terminal?
[19:21] <Flannel> pronoy: So you did, Sorry.  Change gutsy to intrepid and try it.  It's up to the person who controls that PPA whether they support tose versions or not
[19:21] <tsa> dakarn: where can i check that?
[19:21] <erUSUL> vincdeb: use either "nohup" or screen
[19:21] <pronoy> Flannel: thanks
[19:21] <tones> whatvn: i should read some books on linux, full stop :/ im doing good so far though
[19:22] <vincdeb> ok thnx
[19:22] <dakarn> tsa: winecfg
[19:22] <whatvn> tones: dont really understand what you write
[19:22] <tsa> dakarn: the winecfg window has WinXP set as standard OS...
[19:23] <tones> whatvn: never mind, thanks for the advice
[19:23] <whatvn> tones: :)
[19:25] <jhambo> hey folks, when I try to setup my bluetooth mouse with Kbluetooth, I get "Failed to create the input device for MS Bluetooth mouse 5000!".  Any ideas how I can fix this??
[19:26] <tones> jhambo: as far as i know bluetooth has always been buggy in linux, cant help you with the question though..
[19:26] <jefinc> !bluetooth | jhambo
[19:26] <geeksquad> when i try to update my 9.04 ubuntu install i get a "dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.  _cache->open() failed, please report.
[19:26] <vincdeb> thnx erUSUL worked great
[19:26] <cllaudyu> hello I have a problem with the upgrade it wont install the last upgrades why?
[19:27] <flea> ok how to create a new working xorg.conf?
[19:27] <geeksquad> and when i run dpkg --configure -a i get this "dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/updates/0165' near line 1:
[19:27] <geeksquad>  newline in field name `volution/2.26/help/quickref/ca/quickref.pdf'
[19:27] <tones> !X | flea
[19:27] <geeksquad> any ideas
[19:27] <cllaudyu> linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic  linux-restricted-modules-generic it's hold up in the upgrade list
[19:27] <jhambo> I can set it up from the command line with `hidd --search` but I'd rather have Kbluetooth manage it for me
[19:27] <erUSUL> vincdeb: glad it did
[19:27] <cllaudyu> when i try to install them myself it says it's cprrupt
[19:28] <cllaudyu> corrupt
[19:28] <whatvn> geeksquad: sudo apt-get clean and sudo apt-get update
[19:28] <flea> tried dpkg-reconf.. xserver-xorg, no input devices added.  rm'd /etc/X11/xorg.conf, tried restarting gdm... still only get X with no input device
[19:28] <flea> i've tried multiple variations of the steps above
[19:28] <ctmjr> flea, try this sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[19:28] <tones> flea: is it a normal PS/2 mouse?
[19:28] <flea> this is a new install of 9.04, the mouse did not work after install
[19:28] <cllaudyu> can some one help me?
[19:28] <flea> tones, ps2 yes laptop
[19:28] <tsa> hi, can anyone tell me why none of my (wine)3D-Accelerated Apps (Sims 3, Oblivion, GTASA etc.) start? Native linux OpenGL-games (BillardGL, extremetuxracer etc.) work perfectly... My graphics driver (nvidia) seems to be installed correctly, but direct rendering displays to be disabled. PlayOnLinux keeps telling me I had no 3D-Acceleration... I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 and a Geforce 9600GT
[19:28] <geeksquad> i get the same error as in the update manager
[19:29] <tones> flea: hm, that will probably be a hardware specific bug
[19:29] <cllaudyu> hmmmm
[19:29] <erUSUL> cllaudyu: if they are holded back just wait until they are ready... and anyway iirc they are packages from proposed a repositorie normal users shouldn't be (ab)using
[19:29] <_pedda_> haha! i got network.. had to install that one manually from the repository ^^
[19:29] <Slart> tsa: are you using the binary nvidia drivers?
[19:30] <cllaudyu> ok then i'l wait for them to be ready...
[19:30] <erUSUL> cllaudyu: better yet disable proposed repo. really can break your system... it is meant to beta testers
[19:31] <dakarn> lol ubuntu-it is like a caffe bar. no help, just buon giornos and come stai's :/
[19:31] <cllaudyu> ok i'l disable it
[19:31] <jhambo> jefinc: yah that bluetooth factoid link basically works but I want to be able to use Kbluetooth to manage my bluetooth devices and Kbluetooth wont let be "setup" the mouse
[19:31] <erUSUL> dakarn: call the ops ?? ;)
[19:31] <whatvn> geeksquad: can you pastebin error?
[19:31] <geeksquad> sure
[19:31] <geeksquad> !pastebin
[19:32] <nperry> !offtopic
[19:33] <geirha> geeksquad: You can query the bot with /msg ubottu pastebin
[19:33] <whatvn> jhambo: that's because your mouse didn't connect correctly
[19:33] <flea> tones, i'd be very hesitant to call it a hw specific bug, as the livecd worked and all past 4 installs of ubuntu worked on this machine.  lets call it, poor configs
[19:34] <kdb424> Hello. Is it possible to have 2 clocks in a panel with 2 different times on them? I am looking to have one at -5 GMT and 0 GMT if possible. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[19:34] <amonre> Anyone have any info on how to fix the flash/firefox problem where flash object cover up javascript menus?
[19:34] <flea> tones, the fact is.. there is no input device section in the xorg.conf per 'just installed system'
[19:34] <jhambo> whatvn: how do I get it to connect properly?
[19:34] <Slart> kdb424: just right click on the panel, select "Add to panel" and add another clock... not sure if you can have different timezones for each or if it displays the timezone of the system
[19:35] <geeksquad> here you go: http://paste.ubuntu.com/190417/
[19:35] <zaccour> whats the difference between installing a codec for dvd playback and totem-xine or vlc?
[19:35] <whatvn> jhambo: Kbluetooth don't see your mouse?
[19:35] <zaccour> i always just install vlc
[19:35] <kdb424> Slart I have tried that with no success because it takes values from the system clock. Thanks for the suggestion
[19:35] <flea> i remember years ago a script from xorg called xorgconfig or something like that... does this not come with ubuntu? or something similar?
[19:36] <dakarn> vlc is a program with integrated codec support; the codec packages for mplayer or totem are libraries
[19:36] <erUSUL> flea: 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg'
[19:36] <whatvn> jhambo: after connect your mouse, do a /etc/init.d/bluetooth restart , it forces bluetooth service work with new device
[19:36] <flea> erUSUL, i am not getting a input device by using that.  mouse still not working
[19:36] <zaccour> dakarn, would you recommend libraries or codecs? or does it even matter?
[19:37] <nperry> How can I disable when i have a mounted volume the icon apearing on the desktop?
[19:37] <geirha> dakarn: mplayer also uses integrated codecs
[19:38] <zaccour> does it matter if i use codecs or libraries? from a performance stand point i mean
[19:38] <dakarn> zaccour: i just use vlc
[19:39] <zaccour> i think its a big mistake that ubuntu doesn't come pre installed with dvd playback and that compiz is on by default
[19:39] <zaccour> me too i use vlc
[19:40] <dakarn> well.. that's why there's so many distros
[19:40] <zaccour> vlc isn't compiz friendly from my experience, but i don't use compiz so its all good for me
[19:40] <zaccour> totem-xine is great if ya use compiz
[19:40] <dakarn> aka linux mint / xubuntu / #!
[19:40] <zaccour> i never could enable dvd playback in xfce, but i use gnome anyways
[19:41] <dakarn> meh... i get tired of all the eye candy
[19:41] <zaccour> me too
[19:41] <oscar> Anyone from italy/china who can pm me?
[19:44] <kattib> Alright im here to ask about a problem I have been having while trying to install windows (Inside of vista 32-bit)
[19:44] <Voodo--> hi, how can i rename like 1000s of .trl s to .irs?
[19:44] <kattib> I keep getting a permission denied error
[19:44] <kattib> any ideas? (thanks in advance)
[19:46] <Fjordside> hmm, I just did a new install of ubuntu 9.04, and went with grub2, now I have a question, how do I add costum kernel startup parameters to this new grub2, before it was simply to edit the menu.lst and run update-grub?
[19:46] <hiemanshu> !flash
[19:46] <jreyes33> Helllo, I need some help with the boot up!! I never get to the login prompt, it stays "Loading manual drivers"
[19:47] <bc> Voodo--: an easy way is to use 'rename' (man rename) if available.
[19:48] <BobPenguin> Hello guys. I tried to install openoffice in ubuntustudio 9.04 and my machine froze. I runned "sudo dpkg --purge -a", but since that time every time I try to install something my box tries to install some oppenoffice pachages as well and freezes. What command should I run to get my machine to stop trying installing those openoffice packages?
[19:48] <Voodo--> thanks
[19:49] <icebrian> hi all.. quick question.. how do I change the minimum password length in ubuntu 9.04? /etc/pam.d/common-password has nothing about password length..
[19:49] <jreyes33> Does anybody know about this "Loading manual drivers" problem??
[19:49] <douma> hi best program for torrents?
[19:49] <jreyes33> douma: deluge
[19:49] <jrib> !best | douma
[19:49] <BobPenguin> vuze?
[19:49] <deany> douma, transmission already installed, works fine for me...
[19:50]  * bc likes widget made by acme
[19:50] <Mirnan> i think you can run utorrent with wine also
[19:50] <douma> thnx
[19:50] <jhambo> whatvn: so I start kbluetooth, go to configuration->input devices, click search, my bluetooth mouse shows up.  Then I select the mouse and click "setup". and I get "failed to create the input device...".  At what point am I supposed to do `/etc/init.d/bluetooth restart`?
[19:50] <jreyes33> ok, please someone help me with my boot. it stays at "Loading manual drivers"
[19:50] <etFIX> anyone into kernel recompiling and such? :)
[19:50] <erUSUL> !kernel | et
[19:50] <erUSUL> !kernel | etFIX
[19:51] <jhambo> so I start kbluetooth, go to configuration->input devices, click search, my bluetooth mouse shows up.  Then I select the mouse and click "setup". and I get "failed to create the input device...". How can I get this to work??
[19:51] <bc> icebrian: see man pam_unix and search for min=n
[19:51] <jhambo> doh sorry.
[19:51] <whatvn> jhambo: ahh....in this case bluetooth service is working well, you dont need  :d
[19:52] <jhambo> whatvn: I wouldn't say it's working well...  ;)
[19:53] <etFIX> erUSUL.... -- http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=7416322&postcount=1232
[19:53] <Mirnan> Hi, I was wondering, if I install a program with synaptic, then I run that program and it creates more files, config files and some other useless files god knows why, when I uninstall that app, will those files created after installing will be deleted?
[19:53] <whatvn> jhambo: I think if system see your mouse, it will work
[19:53] <jreyes33> I'm getting udevd events .... abnormal exit on boot up, anyone with a solution?
[19:54] <kitty_> Having a problem with usb device, it is saying that it choose configuration #1 of 1 choice, but it has an invalid interface number: 1 but max is 0... can anyone suggest solutions?
[19:54] <alexb1> hi. I have no sound in Ubuntu Jaunty with ALi M5455 sound card. It used to work in hardy, after some tweaks.
[19:54] <whatvn> jhambo: so setup is unneeded step
[19:54] <jhambo> whatvn: I can get the mouse to work with the command line with `hidd --search` but I can't get kbluetooth to get it to work.
[19:54] <icebrian> bc: thanks
[19:55] <whatvn> jhambo: cause your mouse don't have any input button or something likes that to response to Kbluetooth
[19:55] <erUSUL> etFIX: i do not see anything wrong in that post... it is normal for the demsg to be a bit different
[19:55] <NativeAngels> can anyone here tell me if you set up a cron job and the process you want to run is alreay running will it start the process again ?
[19:55] <imperfect-> Anyone know how I can get flash to work reliably under 9.04?
[19:55] <imperfect-> I swear it never works.
[19:55] <const> a5barkom?
[19:56] <kitty_> NativeAngels, your program should keep track of its PID and check if it is still running :P
[19:56] <bc> Mirnan: perhaps the argument purge for apt-get. also look at the autoremove argument.
[19:56] <amonre> I'm kind of here for the same problem with flash on firefox...any1 have some pointers?
[19:56] <ctmjr> Mirnan, when you open synaptic and find the program you installed select mark for complete removal that is suppose to remove all conf files too
[19:57] <dakarn> !flash > amonre
[19:57] <kitty_> anyone familiar with motorola's flash interface ?
[19:57]  * whatvn sleeps now!
[19:57] <whatvn> bb all!
[19:57] <jreyes33> !abnormal exit
[19:58] <alexb1> I uninstalled pulseaudio but still doesn't work. Any ideas?
[19:58] <dakarn> did you select alsamixer as the device in settings>sounds ?
[19:58] <dakarn> alsa*
[19:59] <kattib> hey everyone just want to see if anyone has an idea on how to fix a problem I keep having, I am attempting to install ubuntu inside of windows (not partitioning) and as I install it I recieve a permission denied error which then points to a file named wubi-9.04-rev128.log, I was wondering if anyone had an answer (I havnt been able to fine that file on my computer either)
[19:59] <amonre> !Gnash
[19:59] <kattib> thanks in advance
[19:59] <alexb1> dakarn: I tried that, and also tried automatic. No luck
[19:59] <glub0t> y'ello
[20:00] <dakarn> kattib: are you using virtualbox?
[20:00] <kattib> hmmmm no I dont have anything called virtualbox
[20:00] <ajochope> i ppl
[20:00] <ajochope> hi
[20:01] <kitty_> wubi looks
[20:01] <sebsebseb> There's a  Ubuntu Dell notebook on offer at the moment,  someone wants a new lap top,  she will probably buy this one.   Only thing is it comes with  8.10 not 9.04,  and I am wondering about Dell specific drivers and such,  and 9.04 will just work or not, if she burns her own CD
[20:01] <nectar> is there anyone who is having issues mounting in 9.04?
[20:01] <kattib> dakarn should I go and install virtual box?
[20:01] <nectar> what if i tried to mount it acts weird
[20:01] <diomedesuser> moo
[20:02] <alexb1> My guess is that it's more of a configuration problem of the sound card - Ali M5455. It uses snd_intel8x0 but I had to tweak it with special config in hardy
[20:02] <deany> sebsebseb, what model
[20:02] <cabrey> sebsebseb, you could try upgrading through update manager
[20:02] <dakarn> kattib: if you're trying to run ubuntu in a windows environment you'll have to
[20:02] <kattib> alright then ill do so, thanks :D that mustve been my problem
[20:03] <dakarn> alexb1: you using 9.04?
[20:03] <sebsebseb> deany: it will be the one that got mentioned in this article  http://news.cnet.com/8301-13845_3-10258138-58.html and after customizing the prices goes up of course
[20:03] <sebsebseb> http://news.cnet.com/8301-13845_3-10258138-58.html
[20:04] <alexb1> dakarn: yes, 9.04
[20:04] <gartral> hi all, http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-22472.html opens to a blank, "cream" colored page in firefox for me
[20:04] <Suhail> Hey guys, I think I've royally nuked my python installation, if someone might be able to help me get *anyhting* back up that'd be great. I clearly don't know what I am doing
[20:04] <deany> sebsebseb, well ive got 9.04 on my inspiron 9100, mates 9200, and my mothers dell netbook, all are fine.
[20:05] <ctmjr> alexb1,  you uninstalled pulseaudio and still have ubuntu-desktop?
[20:05] <sebsebseb> deany: so upgrading these Ubuntu Dell computers yourself, is not a problem?  you can burn your own CD and install?
[20:05] <alexb1> cmjr no, ubuntu-desktop uninstalled automatically (only the meta package)
[20:05] <deany> sebsebseb,  well i used a usb stick but yes, installs and works OOTB
[20:05] <sebsebseb> deany: good
[20:05] <giacom> I am running ubuntu and windows dualbooted, and right now I am on ubuntu is there any way to use some type of virtual program that virtually restarts my computer and i can use my windows console also?
[20:06] <giacom> or something
[20:06] <deany> sebsebseb, im suprised they come with 8.10, my mothers netbook comes with a customised remix 8.04
[20:06] <perlsyntax> Does anyone use Tor?
[20:06] <jhambo> Hmmm my /usr is completely full (4 GB). Does that seem like an unusually large amount of stuff in usr/?  I don't think I installed _that_ much stuff...
[20:06] <dakarn> alexb1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=2170978#post2170978
[20:06] <gartral> giacom: there used to be a program that worked as a payload to OpenBIOS... but...
[20:07] <sebsebseb> deany: I guess they had 8.10 CD's in stock when  they did that one
[20:07] <deany> sebsebseb, its a good customisation on dells part tho.
[20:07] <perlsyntax> Does anyone know how to get tor working with 9.04?
[20:07] <deany> sebsebseb, its a new 9" netbook, like a couple months old
[20:07] <sebsebseb> deany: yeah next thing is to customize this thing nicely, and not to  fancy  since her usage
[20:07] <alexb1> dakarn: did that in ubuntu hardy and it *used* to work until I upgraded to jaunty
[20:07] <kitty_> Looking for assistance with a Motorola V3c phone + usb cable + ubuntu
[20:07] <c_korn> can someone confirm bug 384582 ?
[20:08] <Paulo39> hi, i've installed a .deb package, but i want to unninstall it now, how can i do it?
[20:08] <jreyes331> I'm getting udevd-event[1089]: 'path_id /devices/virtual/block/ram13' abnormal exit and 7 other similar error messages on boot up, any solution?
[20:08] <sebsebseb> deany: so for example  it seems the 8x  cd/dvd burner and no roxio.  and the dual core proccessor instead of the  default for that lap top.
[20:08] <perlsyntax> apt-get remove package
[20:08] <thiebaude> bug 384582
[20:08] <deany> sebsebseb, it was fine as it was but me being me, installed 9.04, but kept it to a minimum, no swap, tmpfs etc
[20:08] <fccf> c_korn: can you post the link to launchpad?
[20:08] <sebsebseb> deany:  I got to help this woman customize that lap top, then she will buy what I say basicalley
[20:09] <giacom> so thats not really possible?
[20:09] <c_korn> fccf: I thought there was some bot here to do that :P here it is https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vlc/+bug/384582
[20:10] <Suhail> Any ideas how to fix this python install issue: http://dpaste.com/52534/ ?
[20:10] <Mirnan> I have another question, is there a way to block apps from getting inet access, in the way windows firewalls do? I have search forums but they keep asking why ppl want this or asking for explanation why one would want this. Can you just tell me if there's a way or not? thx
[20:11] <fccf> c_korn: the bot didnt do it perhaps !bug 384582 ... I am not running compiz so I can't help w/that
[20:11] <sebsebseb> deany: thanks
[20:11] <mathijs175> hi guys, does anyone knows how to get my webcam properly working?
[20:11] <giacom> lol
[20:11] <sebsebseb> mathijs175: you can configure with cheese
[20:11] <sebsebseb> !lol |  giacom
[20:11] <dakarn> alexb1: you removed pulseaudio?
[20:11] <Suhail> Any ideas how to fix this python install issue: http://dpaste.com/52534/ ?
[20:11] <mathijs175> does it works with every webcam sebsebseb?
[20:12] <sebsebseb> mathijs175: not sure, since don't have a web cam
[20:12] <sebsebseb> !webcam
[20:12] <deany> sebsebseb, dell use pretty much similar hardware in all their laptop, that ive seen anyway.. broadcom wired/wireless for instance.
[20:12] <amonre> !lol
[20:12] <sebsebseb> deany: oh she is talking to an agent, and they are going to see about 9.04
[20:12] <dakarn> alexb1: 'sudo alsa reload'        and see if your sound works
[20:13] <golempje> !Rofl
[20:13] <Suhail> ls
[20:13] <amonre> !RTFA
[20:13] <ajochope> hi need help to setup dual sound car on ubuntu...
[20:13] <amonre> !ps
[20:13] <amonre> !boxee
[20:14] <timburke> !abuse
[20:14] <dakarn> i think 9.04 was released with a lot of sound issues even tho it runs a lot better than 8.10
[20:14] <golempje> !MC
[20:14] <fccf> !info mc
[20:14] <alexb1> dakarn: still no luck. No error, only some warnings about config files needing .conf
[20:14] <goose> for some reason, my firefox is going _really really slowly_. I haven't capped my bandwidth, in Windows it works fine, all other applications work just fine, but FF never seems to actually load more than like, 10 KiB of a web page, and conky says that my network connection is never active downloading more than 10 KiB/sec (torrenting and IRC, I'm sure)
[20:15] <amonre> !info boxee
[20:15] <Suhail> how do you reinstall something in ubuntu, I am getting crazy errors
[20:15] <kitty_> http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/190430/
[20:15] <amonre> !info symantic
[20:15] <ctmjr> !ubottu|amonre
[20:16] <dakarn> suhail: what did you uninstall?
[20:16] <glub0t> hello is here i can get some help about configuring connection via bluetooth??
[20:16] <Suhail> hmmm why is #ubuntu dead =(
[20:16] <krammer> hello, i am downloading 9.04 amd64 does this mean it is for the amd processor?
[20:16] <dakarn> krammer: 64bit yes
[20:16] <digitalx> a5barkom ? :p
[20:16] <krammer> but i have intell processor
[20:17] <fccf> Suhail: Dead? no perhaps it is still sunday in alot of places
[20:17] <digitalx> hi guys :D
[20:17] <digitalx> ubuntu 9.04 rocks
[20:17] <digitalx> damn good man
[20:17] <eden6000> krammer: what processor?
[20:17] <matt-b> krammer: any 64 bit processor will do the job
[20:17] <Mirnan> what is a good gui to configure ip tables? I want it to let me fully configure it, no firestarter
[20:17] <digitalx> shinhal hatha eltafah
[20:17] <freenode2> hi guys i have a question...i have created an alias to a command,suppose the alias is A and the command is B so i have A='B'...now i would like to put A in the ubuntu panel to call it quickly.....but if i put it in the "application launcher" but it doeasn't work.....how can i do?
[20:17] <krammer> i have intell does it matter if i am downloading the amd 64 bit
[20:17] <digitalx> :p
[20:17] <ghindo> krammer:  The amd64 Ubuntu install can be used with Intel processors, as long as that processor supports 64-bit
[20:18] <krammer> yes it does thanks
[20:18] <arkhalis> why isn't anyone ever awake on the ubuntu-eeepc forum
[20:18] <LetsGo67> What is the highest resolution for S-Video?
[20:18] <krammer> The top of this window it shows 1496 does this mean the amount of users in this channel?
[20:19] <fccf> LetsGo67: technically 640x480
[20:19] <jmk6f4> krammer: Yep!
[20:19] <Suhail> anyone know how to fix this? http://dpaste.com/52534/
[20:19] <LetsGo67> fccf: because a TV is 480p/i?
[20:19] <LetsGo67> fccf what about an HDTV?  Same difference?
[20:19] <fccf> LetsGo67: tv is 480I --- HD you can get 1080I
[20:20] <krammer> jmk6f4, how is unbuntu with nvida? i just left fedora for the last 2 years and I had nothing but problems with my desktop freezing
[20:20] <fccf> ** 1080p
[20:20] <Suhail>  /var/lib/dpkg/info/python-support.postinst: 11: update-python-modules: not found ?
[20:20] <LetsGo67> fccf http://bit.ly/source-svideo is this what I need to convert S-Video to RCA video?
[20:20] <amonre> the restricted drivers for nvidia on ubuntu works very good. Didn't even need to install from their website
[20:20] <ZykoticK9> freenode2, an alias is typically a Bash alias and would thus only work in a bash terminal that calls on the .bashrc related files, trying to create a "shortcut" to an alias probably won't work, as it's not calling on Bash's configuration.  Why call the alias?  Just create the launcher with the full command instead.  Best of luck.
[20:20] <LetsGo67> fccf: can I use S-Video or RCA for HD or do I need the VGA cable for that?
[20:21] <LetsGo67> fccf?
[20:22] <fccf> LetsGo67: you can use an adaptor - really cheap on ebay... in order to have HDMI you will need to adapt from a DVI output... most newercards have this
[20:22] <LetsGo67> All right, thanks.  :)
[20:22] <dakarn> anyone using 9.04 on a hp mini?
[20:22] <LetsGo67> But did you see the http://bit.ly/source-svideo link?
[20:22] <Suhail> Anyone know how to fix this? update-python-modules: not found
[20:22] <LetsGo67> Is this what I need to hook up my laptop to an non-HD television?
[20:23] <freenode2> ZykoticK9 also the full command doesn't work the command is "xset dpms force off && gnome-screensaver-command --lock" i need it to turn off the display completely and also lock the screen....why nothing appens...
[20:24] <LetsGo67> fccf?
[20:25] <ZykoticK9> freenode2, I'd try putting the launch to "xterm -e <THE COMMAND YOU'RE USING>" and see if it works then.
[20:25] <perlsyntax> How do i add tor to my apt-get if it didn't come with it?
[20:25] <perlsyntax> ubuntu 9.04
[20:25] <djtech46> hello all
[20:25] <perlsyntax> anyone
[20:25] <Suhail> does anyone know what update-python-modules: not found is and how to fix it?
[20:26] <Suhail> There's nothing on google
[20:26] <perlsyntax> Does anyone use tor?
[20:26] <Suhail> Not sure what to do
[20:26] <fccf> LetsGo67: patience bro... yes that will work ... you will need to check that you have the right connector some svideo have 4 pins some have 7 and some have 9
[20:26] <Suhail> perlsyntax: seems everyone helpful died today
[20:26] <guest3> hi all
[20:27] <ZykoticK9> perlsyntax, see http://www.linuxtoday.com/news/2009050501235SCNT for adding a repo with Tor (I haven't used this BTW)
[20:27] <djtech46> what are you wanting to do with python
[20:27] <guest3> i have a question.. need your help. is it possible to check what the users are doing when they are logged into your system via SSH?
[20:27] <LetsGo67> fccf Mine has 7.  Who invented 4 pins and 7 pins and 9 pins?
[20:27] <Suhail> djtech46: I am just trying to install python
[20:27] <djtech46> on ubuntu
[20:27] <freenode2>  ZykoticK9: nothing appens  ;(
[20:27] <Suhail> djtech46: yes
[20:28] <Suhail> I keep getting /var/lib/dpkg/info/python-support.postinst: 11: update-python-modules: not found
[20:28] <fccf> LetsGo67: good question ... you will need the 7 pin adaptor
[20:28] <djtech46> are you using apt-get install or the gui install
[20:28] <LetsGo67> fccf the 4 pins won't work at all?
[20:28] <Suhail> djtech46: apt-get
[20:28] <ZykoticK9> freenode2, if you try running the command you are using in a terminal does it work?  Sorry man i gotta run - so hope you can figure it out.  good luck.
[20:28] <LetsGo67> And the max resolution is 640 x 480?
[20:28] <djtech46> do you have the gui installed or is this a server version
[20:28] <guest3> i have a question.. need your help. is it possible to check what the users are doing when they are logged into your system via SSH?
[20:28] <perlsyntax> when i add that i get this
[20:29] <fccf> LetsGo67: not if your card has 7 pins
[20:29] <Suhail> djtech46: server
[20:29] <alienkid10> I am planing on installing Linux on my son's computer but I fear that it will ruin Windows when I partition. If I shink Windows NTFS partition will it get rid of the data?
[20:29] <perlsyntax> W: GPG error: http://mirror.noreply.org jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY CFF71CB3AFA44BDD
[20:29] <LetsGo67> And can I set up my laptop screen as 1280 x 800 but the TV at 640 x 480?
[20:29] <perlsyntax> that odd
[20:29] <fccf> LetsGo67:  thats right
[20:29] <jeffrey1790> quick question.
[20:29] <jeffrey1790> how do i optimize an ntfs usb drive for quick removal?
[20:29] <joshritger> I tried reinstalling wine and couldn't get the wine entry in the apps menu to come up, I went to edit the apps menu and there was a wine entry that was hidden, so I tried enabling it, and it wouldn't enable, so I uninstalled wine, deleted the wine entry in the apps menu, and deleted the wine directory in my home directory, the wine folder under apps wont come back now, how can I fix this?
[20:29] <djtech46> let me look at something I have server installed on one of my machines but I went back and installed gnome with out gdm that way I can run the grahics when I want for better utils brb
[20:30] <Suhail> djtech46: /var/lib/dpkg/info/python-support.postinst: 11: update-python-modules: not found seems to be the root cause atm
[20:30] <alienkid10> I am planing on installing Linux on my son's computer but I fear that it will ruin Windows when I partition. If I shrink Windows NTFS partition will it get rid of the data?
[20:30] <MickJagger> Alright, I've got a kinda dumb question. Bare with me please. I downloaded a USB version of a certain OS (not linux), but I want to clone it to a hard drive by booting up with an Ubuntu live CD, taking the ISO off my thumb drive, and cloning it to the HD. Possible? TIA
[20:30] <neoline> hi guys. I want to schedule my internet connection's dialing. can i do that?
[20:30] <thiebaude> alienkid10, no
[20:30] <neoline> and how?
[20:30] <fccf> jeffrey1790: you really shouldn't have a NTFS partition on a USB drive ... Use fat32
[20:30] <c_korn> can anyone explain me why this build fails? http://launchpadlibrarian.net/27625080/buildlog_ubuntu-jaunty-i386.vlc_1.0.0~rc3-1~ppa1~jaunty1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz
[20:30] <alienkid10> no what?
[20:30] <jeffrey1790> ntfs seems way faster.
[20:30] <jeffrey1790> and its for an arcade machine.
[20:31] <jeffrey1790> thats uses memorycards...
[20:31] <lex0> can someone help me my cd rom does not work anymore after i erased my partition from windows..
[20:31] <deany> its usb still tho...
[20:31] <Suhail> any ideas for this apt-get install error? http://dpaste.com/52542/
[20:31] <thiebaude> alienkid10, as long as you have seperate partitions
[20:31] <jeffrey1790> im already using fat32... but usbs seem to timeout, and dont with ntfs
[20:31] <fccf> jeffrey1790: and it is going to fry that chip using that Partitiontype
[20:31] <alienkid10> thiebaude: no what?
[20:31] <alienkid10> ah
[20:31] <alienkid10> ok
[20:31] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> :O
[20:31] <guest3> i have a question.. need your help. is it possible to check what the users are doing when they are logged into your system via SSH?
[20:31] <Suhail> djtech46: http://dpaste.com/52542/
[20:32] <alienkid10> so It shouldn't
[20:32] <neoline> hi guys. I want to schedule my internet connection's dialing. can i do that?
[20:32] <Kungfauxn00b> hi
[20:32] <alienkid10> rhanks
[20:32] <alienkid10> thanks
[20:32] <fccf> neoline: look at man cron and man anacron
[20:32] <Suhail> gah fuck it, I'll just build a new server, this is virtually impossible
[20:33] <neoline> fccf: right away :)
[20:33] <thiebaude> alienkid10, i did the same with my xp partition
[20:33] <neoline> thanks!
[20:33] <Kungfauxn00b> can anyone tell me how to setup a wireless connection on ubuntu??
[20:33] <guest3> i have a question.. need your help. is it possible to check what the users are doing when they are logged into your system via SSH?
[20:33] <guest3> please help me
[20:33] <alienkid10> what if I take the partition at the front of my drive off and give it to windows NTFS partition will I have to reformat the NTFS partition(part 2 atm)
[20:34] <thiebaude> alienkid10, im not sure , i didn't do it that way
[20:34] <LetsGo67> Thanks fcff!
[20:34] <alienkid10> ok
[20:34] <alienkid10> thank you!
[20:35] <thiebaude> alienkid10, i just finished my dual boot 10 mins ago
[20:35] <dragonlinux> hi all
[20:35] <dragonlinux> does jaunty come with built in samba server?
[20:35] <fccf> thiebaude: Alienkid10 left the room
[20:35] <dragonlinux> or do i need to install one
[20:35] <thiebaude> thanks fccf
[20:36] <toter> I have a question! Is Firefox the ONLY browser that can route DNS traffic through an SSH SOCKS5 Proxy? I created an SSH tunnel and it seems that Firefox is the only one that have this option
[20:36] <toter> When I try another browser, the HTTP traffic on wireshark shows that it is encrypted, but the DNS information is not!
[20:36] <chazco> Hi, few questions - anyone know how to prevent evtouch crashing (bug reports exist)? Anyone know if there is a fix for the iwl3945+networkmanager+WPAEnt disconnect bug (bug reports exist, very detailed but no progress)?
[20:36] <_pedda_> hmm what can i have done wrong installing apache + dokuwiki if the files are prompted for download instead of being interpreted by the webbrowser ?!
[20:37] <dazjorz> _pedda_: you need to install or configure php
[20:37] <_pedda_> hmm
[20:37] <_pedda_> ok
[20:37] <_pedda_> :-)
[20:37] <fccf> _pedda_: you may also need a database mysql?
[20:37] <mefisto__> dragonlinux: I think you have to install it
[20:38] <chazco> _pedda_ - Check php/mysql/etc is installed, apache is started and that it is set to parse PHP
[20:38] <_pedda_> i have a db already..
[20:38] <djtech46> Did not find anything on python by its self. I would try installing the apache2 modules for python and then try installing base again.
[20:38] <_pedda_> i followed a tutorial
[20:38] <mefisto__> dragonlinux: sudo apt-get install samba
[20:38] <SolarisGuy> Hello friends
[20:38] <fccf> !tab | djtech46
[20:38] <dazjorz> _pedda_: if you download such a file, does it contain the PHP code or the resulting html?
[20:38] <_pedda_> which advises me to add a AddType line to the apache conf.. and to install php, mysql
[20:38] <_pedda_> hmm wait
[20:39] <SolarisGuy> Can any one guide me, how i can install Pixel View TV tuner card on ubuntu 8.10
[20:39] <dazjorz> _pedda_: yes, something must have gone wrong in there
[20:39] <fccf> !anyone
[20:39] <_pedda_> the php file contains php code
[20:39] <_pedda_> of dokuwiki
[20:40] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > _pedda_
[20:40] <k4r1m> lol hm how do i install custom fonts?
[20:40] <djtech46> Hey! I have a question. Anyone know where the smtp file limit is stored.
[20:40] <SolarisGuy> Can any one guide me, how i can install Pixel View TV tuner card on ubuntu 8.10
[20:40] <Jack_Sparrow> !fonts
[20:40] <Jack_Sparrow> !tv
[20:40] <fccf> !repeat | SolarisGuy
[20:41] <SolarisGuy> !IVTV drivers
[20:41] <hvgotcodes> I am doing some software development on my ubuntu box -- if i run apache, is there some way that I can use my ip address as a url?  does that work?  I am trying to integrate with paypal and their process requires I give them a url they can post back to when a transaction is processed....
[20:41] <djtech46> Any one in here using ECHP control panel?
[20:41] <fccf> !info v4l | SolarisGuy
[20:42] <Jack_Sparrow> !find v4l
[20:42] <fccf> Jack_Sparrow: Ty
[20:42] <SolarisGuy> Jack_sparrow : can you tell me any good tutorial link
[20:42] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[20:42] <xcerca> anyone upgraded/installed  GRUB 2 ?  is it recommended ?
[20:42] <Jack_Sparrow> !tv
[20:42] <jeffrey1790> is formatting a usb memory stick as ext4 a good idea?
[20:43] <mefisto__> jeffrey1790: fat32 is more universal
[20:43] <supercom32> I want to setup a box that I can connect to via xdmcp and launch some applications on, like video conversion software, etc. But as I understand, as soon as you disconnect, all your launched apps close. is there a way to not get your sessions close, but just lock them on disconnect?
[20:43] <SolarisGuy> thank you jack_sparrow
[20:43] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[20:43] <djtech46> command & will run in back ground
[20:43] <jeffrey1790> mefisto -> performance wise? its for a linux arcade game.
[20:44] <th0r> is there a way to get network manager to NOT save every single wifi I try to connect to?
[20:44] <fccf> jeffrey1790: is that one of those lettle touchscreen kiosk's you see in bars
[20:45] <jeffrey1790> no.... its an in the groove arcade machine (dance machine) which allows you to play any song you wish off of your usb flash drive.
[20:45] <mefisto__> jeffrey1790: not sure. I guess you'd need to try it with that particular game and usb drive to be absolutely sure
[20:45] <jeffrey1790> will the drive burn out fast much like ntfs?
[20:45] <Ina> Is somebody serious in installing Confixx, i pay for tit!!!!
[20:46] <devslash> im getting bugger i/o error on device sr0 when i boot ubuntu 9.04 cd. what device is that referring to ?
[20:46] <dakarn> !kernel
[20:46] <mefisto__> devslash: sr0 is the first cd/dvd drive
[20:47] <djtech46> hvgotcodes - do you have a static IP at you location? And is this machine Ubuntu or debian
[20:47] <devslash> weird ive burned the cd twice, the 2nd time at the slowest speed with verify turned on
[20:47] <jeffrey1790> ok... another question... when i boot my custom arcade hard drive up. it keeps complaining about modules.dep missing, yet it exists.
[20:47] <devslash> mefisto__: so is that likely from a bad cd ?
[20:47] <dazjorz> devslash: buffer i/o error is more of a hardware error than an error on the cd I'd say
[20:47] <devslash> or cd drive error
[20:47] <dakarn> devslash: you need to run memtest off the live cd: likely a bad ram module
[20:47] <devslash> dazjorz: hard drive error
[20:48] <dazjorz> ah, good one
[20:48] <devslash> ?
[20:48] <dazjorz> devslash: no, hardware, as in cd drive hardware
[20:48] <fccf> jeffrey1790: Possible idea... I don't know how much ram the thing has but technically you could boot off the usb stick and have the entire os live in ram ... is it running ubuntu?
[20:48] <hvgotcodes> djtech46, no static ip, ubuntu 8.10
[20:48] <mefisto__> devslash: could be both. can you try the disk you burned on another machine?
[20:48] <Jack_Sparrow> jeffrey1790 What release of ubuntu ae you using for that arcade
[20:48] <chilicuil> hi, anyone knows why when I use nautilus without gnome, it  reset my icon preferences? I'm using it on e17, any help is welcome
[20:48] <devslash> mefisto__: no i dont have another one to test it on
[20:48] <Ina> Is somebody serious in installing Confixx, i pay for tit!!!!
[20:48] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> this is booting from a hard drive image not a usb
[20:49] <jeffrey1790> Jack_Sparrow-> 9.04 with 2.6.30-rc5 kernel
[20:49] <kiddecks> ill pay for tit too
[20:49] <ulli> -.-
[20:49] <Jack_Sparrow> !kernel
[20:49] <devslash> mefisto__: but i do have a dvd rw drive i can boot off of to see if i get that same error
[20:50] <devslash> mefisto__: im booting it now. we'll see if i get that error again
[20:50] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> needs to run on 256mb ram
[20:50] <dazjorz> Inalein: doesn't  parallels give commercial support for that kind of stuff?
[20:50] <p-f> I have two Xorg instances running, one started with kdm, the other with 'startx -- :2'. If I play music in :1, it works fine. If I switch to :2, the music output stops. Why?
[20:50] <dakarn> devslash: run memtest off the live cd: likely a bad ram module
[20:50] <Inalein> dazjorz the price for installing at parallels is to hot!!!!
[20:50] <dazjorz> Inalein: well at least you're sure it happens well
[20:51] <mefisto__> devslash: if both drives can burn, you might want to try using the other one to burn the disk too
[20:51] <dragonlinux> mefisto__, hey i installed samba. now where can i get a gui to setup the server ?
[20:51] <Inalein> dazjorz hmm , are you serious with installing confixx?
[20:51] <fryguy> p-f: 1. why are you running 2 xservers at once  2. it probably has to do with pulseaudio doing mixing
[20:51] <ulli> is there a way to get window previews when hovering over task manager items without using compiz?
[20:51] <fryguy> dragonlinux: swat
[20:51] <fccf> jeffrey1790: tight ram constraints... Ipod on steroids ... that you can plug a usb-stick and it will play off the disk..
[20:51] <evilGUI> Anyone know which site glipper uses for pastebin?
[20:51] <dazjorz> Inalein: I didn't say I'd do it
[20:51] <fryguy> ulli: you'll have to change window manager to something that has that functionality, fvwm has it
[20:51] <dazjorz> Inalein: nor will you probably find anybody else to do it for you, even paid
[20:51] <mefisto__> dragonlinux: not sure. I'm a kde user and don't know much about gnome
[20:51] <dragonlinux> you mean gnome/ubuntu doesnt come with a gui for configuring samba ?
[20:51] <ulli> ah ok thx fryguy
[20:51] <fryguy> dragonlinux: right
[20:52] <FUbbyCD> Hey, I just resized my NTFS windows XP partition with G-Parted under 8.04 ubuntu live and I have a strange problem.. It will get to the blue loading looking screen that says windows xp but gets stuck there.. i still have mouse movement and everything. I Resized and moved it. I looked it up and more than a couple people have had the same thing with no solution
[20:52] <ieem> ïðèâåò! ðóñ ÿç ëåíãâ ãîâîð åñòü?
[20:52] <Inalein> dazjorzmaybe
[20:52] <djtech46> Ok I have  a couple of Virtual Servers I lease, I also have a machine at home that I run some sites on. I use Ubuntu and I installed EHCP which is a free Control panel for managing a domain, it will do DNS ,Email and mult-homed web sites, not as powerfull as Cpanel but it's free.
[20:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !ru
[20:52] <FUbbyCD> ubuntu still loads rind
[20:52] <FUbbyCD> *fine
[20:52] <jeffrey1790> fccf: the machine boots off of a hard drive which has 5 partitions. when the game is started, and a usb is plugged in LINUX detects it. its set to noauto, and when its time to read and write data it mounts it.
[20:52] <FUbbyCD> has anyone here experienced that problem after resizing / moving their ntfs partition
[20:52] <Jack_Sparrow> FUbbyCD did you defrag twice before you resized.  how much free space was on the drive that got resized
[20:53] <p-f> fryguy, because ion3 sucks at handling matlab
[20:53] <nperry> How can I disable when i have a mounted volume the icon apearing on the desktop?
[20:53] <FUbbyCD> no and like barely any
[20:53] <fryguy> nperry: gconf-editor
[20:53] <FUbbyCD> free space on the windows xp partition before i resized it
[20:53] <Jack_Sparrow> nperry gconfig-seditor has a setting one sec
[20:53] <fryguy> p-f: so use a window manager that actually meets your needs?
[20:53] <FUbbyCD> ?i know i should have dfraged im a moron .. I forgot
[20:53] <p-f> fryguy, except for the matlab annoyance, ion3 is the only one that isn't painful to use so far
[20:54] <Jack_Sparrow> To Remove Drive Icons from Desktop Use Terminal and type gconf-editor browse to /apps/nautilus/desktop and uncheck volumes_visable..  http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/hide-removable-drive-icons-from-your-ubuntu-desktop/
[20:54] <MickJagger> r	Alright, I've got a kinda dumb question. Bare with me please. I downloaded a USB version of a certain OS (not linux), but I want to clone it to a hard drive by booting up with an Ubuntu live CD, taking the ISO off my thumb drive, and cloning it to the HD. Possible? TIA
[20:54] <p-f> fryguy, (sadly enough)
[20:54] <dragonlinux> fryguy, i installed swat. but i dont see any icon in gnome for running that. how do i launch the gui ?
[20:54] <fryguy> p-f: i find that hard to believe
[20:54] <dazjorz> MickJagger: maybe
[20:54] <fryguy> dragonlinux: it's a website, read the documentation, i forget what port it runs on
[20:54] <dazjorz> MickJagger: is the iso actually an iso? (i.e. iso9660 format)
[20:55] <nperry> ty guys :)
[20:55] <p-f> fryguy, do you know of a tiling wm that can properly handle matlab, then?
[20:55] <p-f> fryguy, I tried awesome and xmonad
[20:55] <MickJagger> @dazjorz, I think so, one sec
[20:55] <nathan7> p-f: Twm?
[20:55] <fryguy> p-f: i'm sure awesome or xmonad can handle it.  I know xmonad can, just add a managehook
[20:55] <fccf> jeffrey1790: I am still confused ... if read/write times are thet inportant to you - what size files are we talking about?
[20:55] <FUbbyCD> Jack_Sparrow:  I did not defrag and the windows partition had very little free space before I moved / resized it
[20:55] <MickJagger> @dazjorz. Nope, right now it's a .dmg
[20:55] <dazjorz> MickJagger: if it's iso9660, copy over the files, then install a new bootloader on the hard drive partition etc
[20:55] <dazjorz> MickJagger: ah, that's harder...
[20:56] <nathan7> Hmm
[20:56] <FUbbyCD> it was a newish installation though
[20:56] <dazjorz> MickJagger: I think you can mount it with -o loop in linux, then copy over the files in the same way
[20:56] <Jack_Sparrow> FUbbyCD Ouch, then I dont have any real solution
[20:56] <FUbbyCD> so it should not have been fragged up bad
[20:56] <fryguy> p-f: the matlab problem is clearly defined (with a solution), in the xmonad documentation
[20:56] <Jack_Sparrow> !iso
[20:56] <nathan7> dazjorz: Aren't DMG's just HFS+ images?
[20:56] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> when it reaches the song selection screen, it has to load the players songs for both players from their usb without timeing out.
[20:56] <dazjorz> MickJagger: then install some kind of bootloader :)
[20:56] <steven_> l
[20:56] <FUbbyCD> Jack_Sparrow:
[20:56] <steven_> qw
[20:56] <p-f> fryguy, really? I must be blind then
[20:56] <dazjorz> nathan7: I think so, yes
[20:56] <nathan7> Hmm
[20:56] <FUbbyCD> Jack_Sparrow:  what happend then?
[20:56] <MickJagger> @dazjorz I don't hhave the slightest clue how to install a bootloader
[20:56]  * nathan7 fetches some random mac software
[20:56] <MickJagger> it already has a darwin one on there from the previous OS X I installed...will that work?
[20:56] <nathan7> MickJagger: What are you trying to accomplish:?
[20:56] <FUbbyCD> is there nothing that can be done to fix it?
[20:56] <p-f> fryguy, if you mean the wmname hack, I've already tried that
[20:56] <fryguy> p-f: also here is the first google reasult for "xmonad matlab", seems pretty helpful: http://undefined.org.ua/blog/2008/03/28/xmonad-matlab/?lang=en
[20:56] <MickJagger> (it's a dell inspiron, btw)
[20:56] <steven_> How do I install a second monitor with my laptop? I cannot seem to get it to work with Ubuntu
[20:56] <matze_> cant install truecrypt paket, i followed the installationque from the truescriptwebsite, do i need some essential pakets ?
[20:57] <dazjorz> MickJagger: I think you may get away by using 'fdisk' (be very careful) to set the partition type of that partition to HFS
[20:57] <dazjorz> MickJagger: then running: (be very careful again to choose the right values!) - dd if=thefile.dmg of=/dev/sda2
[20:57] <dazjorz> where sda2 is the partition you want to install to
[20:57] <FUbbyCD> could it have changed my drive names?
[20:57] <FUbbyCD> i seen someone say gparted did that and had the same problem as me
[20:57] <MickJagger> nathan 7, I want to install this "portable" version of mac OS on my inspiron...but I want to clone it to my HD, not thumb drive
[20:57] <Jack_Sparrow> FUbbyCD Mount that drive in a different windows box and go at it with windows tools for ntfs
[20:58] <nathan7> MickJagger: Hmm.
[20:58] <p-f> fryguy, ah, didn't see that one
[20:58] <p-f> fryguy, thanks, I'll have a closer look
[20:58] <FUbbyCD> its a laptop hd how would i do that?
[20:58] <FUbbyCD> virtual box?
[20:58] <FUbbyCD> eh probably not huh?
[20:58] <jdu> steven_, did you check to make sure the second monitor was enabled in the display dialog? Older versions of ubuntu don't have the option and didn't default to unenabled.
[20:58] <Jack_Sparrow> FUbbyCD the instructions are generally quite clear.. defrag twice
[20:59] <fccf> jeffrey1790: and some could be 80gigs worth of ipod ... couldn't it just make a quick local copy to /tmp and unmount- or does this have some kind of music sharing app as well
[20:59] <FUbbyCD> oh so if i defrag it from a windows box it may be fine
[20:59] <steven_> I have Ubuntu 9.04 or whatever
[20:59] <FUbbyCD> or are you saying I should have defragged
[20:59] <steven_> It has unknown monitor
[21:00] <nathan7> MickJagger: Hmm, I guess you should dd it into a partition
[21:00] <FUbbyCD> i reckon i could use something like bart pe
[21:00] <jdu> steven_, is there an add monitor option?
[21:00] <Jack_Sparrow> FUbbyCD you should have defragged first and defragged twice..  then made sure you had 10% or so free so the partitioner had room to work
[21:00] <steven_> No
[21:00] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> doesnt work with ipods, since the games code is designed to work with the ub kernel driver. i can set a limit fo how many songs can be loaded. it can load about 70 for each player without timing out.
[21:00] <jdu> stevecam, or detect monitor?
[21:00] <steven_> I went under display under system on the menu
[21:00] <sjokkis> hi guys. i first set up my camera at school where the lights are flourescent and it's pretty bright. now that i'm at home and there's incandescent lights, and not as much of it, it's totally dark and stupid. how do i reconfigure the camera?
[21:00] <FUbbyCD> heres the thing though
[21:01] <FUbbyCD> i did it from ubuntu, which had more than 12 gigs free that i was giving to the windows partition
[21:01] <jdu> steven_, I would google the monitor and ubuntu.  and try the detect button or similar
[21:01] <steven_> I get this message after clicking on this: "It appears that your graphics driver does not support the necessary extensions to use this tool.  Do you want to use your graphics driver vendor's tool instead?"
[21:01] <dittykong> Does anyone know of a script of program that can hide KDE apps from my Gnome setup and vise-versa when I install them together and pick which session to boot into?
[21:01] <fccf> jeffrey1790: overkill... is this really going to keep 2 people entertained for 6+ hours
[21:01] <dittykong> *or
[21:01] <FUbbyCD> well i mean i did it from a live ubuntu
[21:01] <fryguy> dittykong: there's no real way to detect what is a "kde application" and what is a "gnome application"
[21:02] <FUbbyCD> so do you think defragging will accomplish anything now?
[21:02] <jdu> steven_, hmm
[21:02] <Flannel> dittykong: http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2007/07/18/removing-kde-icons-in-gnome-remove-gnome-icons-in-kde/
[21:02] <MickJagger> @nathan7 why partition? I want to use the entire disk
[21:02] <Jack_Sparrow> FUbbyCD You need wo go at it with windows tools.    defragging will do nothing now
[21:02] <steven_> I click on Detect Monitors and it still says unknown
[21:02] <nathan7> MickJagger: Yes, but then it's useless
[21:03] <dittykong> @flannel o hey thanks i didnt know there was a tutorial
[21:03] <jdu> steven_, you may need to pick a different driver
[21:03] <nathan7> MickJagger: The first 512 bytes can't be used
[21:03]  * jdu must go; bye
[21:03] <steven_> I have no idea how to do that
[21:03] <MickJagger> nathan7, I'm so confused O_O
[21:03] <nathan7> MickJagger: If you really care about those, change the kernel and write your own bios
[21:03] <nathan7> MickJagger: A partition is a part of the disk
[21:03] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> yeah... it does... since you can get past the song time restriction by patching your ogg audio with an invalid length.
[21:03] <nathan7> MickJagger: You make one maximum sized
[21:04] <jeffrey1790> so.... if your song was 40 mins long, patch it so the game thinks its 1:45
[21:04] <jeffrey1790> :)
[21:04] <mauhur> how can I setup another partition on fstab and let users write on it?
[21:04] <nathan7> MickJagger: Which means it uses nearly  the whole disk
[21:04] <Mohammad[B]> how i can resolve this problem ? ---> http://paste.ubuntu.com/190451/ PLEASE HELP ME ... very importang
[21:04] <Mohammad[B]> t
[21:04] <jdu> steven_, first, have you checked the restricted drivers dialog that is in System ...  google you graphics card if necessary for a line to add to xorg.conf
[21:04] <jaypur_mb> can someone help me out with apache? its all working but people outside cannot connect, and i've openned the ports...
[21:04] <FUbbyCD> Jack_Sparrow:  which windows tools would that be?
[21:04] <fryguy> Mohammad[B]: why are you running that
[21:04] <jhambo> so I start kbluetooth, go to configuration->input devices, click search, my bluetooth mouse shows up.  Then I select the mouse and click "setup". and I get "failed to create the input device...". How can I get this to work??
[21:05] <Jack_Sparrow> Mohammad[B] Please dont post a link by itself, please include a brief description of the problem along with the lik
[21:05] <sumit> sumit
[21:05] <nathan7> jhambo: Run as rewt
[21:05] <nathan7> jhambo: kdesudo
[21:05] <nalioth> is there a away to install deb files as a non privileged user?
[21:05] <sumit> howare u
[21:05] <sjokkis> hi guys. i first set up my camera at school where the lights are flourescent and it's pretty bright. now that i'm at home and there's incandescent lights, and not as much of it, it's totally dark and stupid. how do i reconfigure the camera?
[21:05] <nathan7> nalioth: Not really.
[21:05] <Jack_Sparrow> FUbbyCD Not here. that is offtopic for ubuntu support
[21:05] <fccf> jeffrey1790: I know I cannot play more than 2-3 hours of any game in amy one sitting... Limit Game length, as apposed to song length
[21:05] <nathan7> !patience | sjokkis
[21:05] <Mohammad[B]> fryguy, i'm last days compile a kernel but that is not install probobly but now i'm upgrading the packages ... now i'm see this problem
[21:05] <FUbbyCD> Jack_Sparrow:  I knew you were gonna say that
[21:06] <fryguy> Mohammad[B]: compile your own kernel = you are going to break a lot of things in the repository.  yo uare on your own
[21:06] <nathan7> Mohammad[B]: Why not use the standard ubuntu kernel?
[21:06] <nathan7> Mohammad[B]: You don't get support if you break things by hand.
[21:06] <Mohammad[B]> hmmm
[21:06] <fryguy> !kernel | Mohammad[B]
[21:07] <Mohammad[B]> now i want to sudo apt-get upgrade but i cant ... "E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem."
[21:07] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> you can limit both.... :) i can do whatever i want to it as it is now opensource.
[21:07] <Jack_Sparrow> Mohammad[B] ok, run that command
[21:07] <Mohammad[B]> jacekowski, that command --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/190451/
[21:07] <Mohammad[B]> oops
[21:08] <Mohammad[B]> Jack_Sparrow, that command --> http://paste.ubuntu.com/190451/
[21:08] <MickJagger> nathan7, I PMed you
[21:08] <Jack_Sparrow> Mohammad[B]                 'sudo dpkg --configure -a
[21:08] <bhajankirtan> how to setup home server accessible from WAN ip
[21:08] <bhajankirtan> ?
[21:08] <FUbbyCD> whats the difference in recovering an old partition table completely from rescue tools
[21:08] <dittykong> I highly recommend not to mess around with the linux kernel or to build one yourself until you know what you are doing
[21:08] <steven_> How do I check my restricted drivers dialog?
[21:08] <Mohammad[B]> Jack_Sparrow, that is not work
[21:08] <FUbbyCD> is it more likely to be glitched up?
[21:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !doesnotwork
[21:08] <devslash> dakarn: mefisto__  when i boot up the cd now i get hal module errors. what does that indicate? ram error, cd error or hard disk error ?
[21:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !doesntwork
[21:09] <s0|> hello, I complied a binary on one system and copied it to another, when I ./ it says there is no such file or dir, but it is there when I ls
[21:09] <FUbbyCD> like if I am able to restore it to the previous way will i likely run into problems.
[21:09] <FUbbyCD> i reckon its similar to recovering deleted files
[21:09] <Mohammad[B]> hmmm
[21:09] <FUbbyCD> but i dont understand how all that works
[21:09] <devslash> s0 did u do chmod +x filename
[21:09] <fccf> jeffrey1790: I would have it load the songs at the start of the game .. check for actual audio length.. unmount before starting game... avoiding accidental loss of data
[21:09] <s0|> devslash, yes
[21:10] <Jangal> Could someone please give some info on fan speed control on ubuntu?
[21:10] <bhajankirtan> hey anybody can help me to setup home server accessible from outside network
[21:10] <devslash> s0 what os did u copy it from and what os did u copy it to
[21:10] <nathan7> s0|: +x'd it?
[21:10] <dakarn> devslash: you have a specific error?
[21:10] <Jangal> I hate that laptops cpu fan is on full speed all the time
[21:10] <dittykong> @s0 did it have a read me file or install instructions?
[21:10] <devslash> dakarn:  i couldnt tell cause it zoomed by too fast
[21:10] <aanonymouss> In order to run VNC (like vino, remote desktop) do I need to have a video card installed?  I booted up w/o vid card and I can ssh into the box but cannot vnc in and it seems like x11 applications aren't running
[21:10] <Mohammad[B]> How i can back to my last kernel in "initramfs-tools" ? Jack_Sparrow ?
[21:11] <dakarn> devslash: run the memtest
[21:11] <zacktu> What can I do to satisfy OpenOffice that it doesn't need to recover a file that has been deleted?
[21:11] <dittykong> @nathan 7 yes, that command makes a script executable
[21:11] <Jack_Sparrow> Mohammad[B] Sorry, I cant untangle that.
[21:11] <Mohammad[B]> ok
[21:11] <fccf> brb 10 min
[21:11] <supercom32> Is it possible to have your open apps, when you launch a connecting via XDMCP to stay open when you disconnect? Like just locking the session?
[21:11] <mauhur> my fstab options is users,rw,auto and I always get permission denied when I'm trying to write on it
[21:12] <s0|> complied on a 8.04 LTS server install to a 8.04 LTS desktop
[21:12] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> the game is meant for fat32 and fat drives and works pretty well. just slow.  actually now with the songs a timer starts in the background when it starts and kills off the song when its supposed to.
[21:12] <s0|> dittykong, not really I wrote it
[21:14] <bin1010> is there a way to add package dependencies to existing .deb files?
[21:14] <ieem> hi
[21:14] <s0|> I assume that once a binary is complied it should run on similar systems
[21:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !packaging
[21:14] <jhambo> nathan7: I can't seem to get kdesudo to work.  It wont accept my root pass
[21:15] <nathan7> jhambo: It's _SUDO_
[21:15] <Jack_Sparrow> jhambo kdesu
[21:15] <losher> s0|: in general. yes, unless you've messed something up. Wanna paste the output of 'ls -l' for us to see...
[21:15] <devslash> dakarn: i ran the mem test and holy crap. one of my 512mb ram modules is messed up big time
[21:15] <Jack_Sparrow> !gksudo
[21:15] <nathan7> jhambo: Try kdesu if you want to use root pass
[21:15] <ieem> ubuntu-9.04 server +  HPT370 = love ?
[21:15] <dakarn> just sudo
[21:15] <s0|> -rwxrwxrwx  1 mark mark      7092 2009-06-07 14:06 helo
[21:15] <Jack_Sparrow> dakarn Is he running a gui app os cli?
[21:15] <mxboy15u> ieem: what is the advantage to running server?
[21:15] <joanki123> is there a universal way to find out the version of a program?  or does it depend on the program?
[21:15] <Jack_Sparrow> or
[21:15] <dakarn> devslash: that is the reason for the io error. remove that faulty ram module
[21:16] <fryguy> joanki123: depends on the program
[21:16] <mxboy15u> joanki123: you can always search for it in synaptic as well
[21:16] <devslash> dakarn: i have
[21:16] <joanki123> thanks fryguy
[21:16] <aanonymouss> In order to run VNC (like vino, remote desktop) do I need to have a video card installed?  I booted up w/o vid card and I can ssh into the box but cannot vnc in and it seems like x11 applications aren't running
[21:16] <losher> s0|: and what exactly happens when you do ./helo
[21:16] <fryguy> aanonymouss: you'll need to run XvFB or something
[21:16] <dakarn> devslash: is your install working or still HAL errors?
[21:16] <s0|> -bash: ./helo: No such file or directory
[21:17] <fryguy> aanonymouss: or forward through a different X server via X11 forwarding or xdmcp
[21:17] <ryan54952> I have an issue, I don't know how to get a second hard drive's permissions off of root...
[21:17] <devslash> dakarn: checking
[21:17] <losher> s0|: please do ldd ./helo and paste
[21:17] <aanonymouss> fryguy, thanks I'll look into that
[21:17] <fccf> jeffrey1790: are you packaging this this thing with a bill-acceptor/coin-mech/cc-auth?
[21:17] <dakarn> devslash: for whatever reason rc.hald might not have started due to the faulty ram; that would explain the error
[21:17] <ieem> mxboy15u: hpt370 = raid "mirror"
[21:17] <loopodoopo> ryan54952: use chown username
[21:17] <aanonymouss> fryguy, any idea why x11 apps aren't running?
[21:17] <devslash> dakarn: oh i see ok... well ive removed it now
[21:18] <s0|> not a dynamic executable      (I guess this means I complied worong somehow)
[21:18] <fryguy> aanonymouss: you can't run X apps without an X server, and you can't run the X server that is configured out of the box in ubuntu without a video display
[21:18] <devslash> im booting up my o.s. that i  had on my disk to see if it fixes the problem
[21:18] <Jack_Sparrow> ryan54952                          http://paste.ubuntu.com/190463/
[21:18] <dakarn> devslash: technically... you could put that module back in once you install ubuntu, but i don't recommend it ;)
[21:19] <Kraft> what is 86/84,443         i need to know the remainder.  it's a long division problem im so frusterated
[21:19] <fryguy> Kraft: ask google, it does math for you
[21:19] <devslash> dakarn: hell no... with all the problems it gave me its not worth it
[21:19] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> coin mech -> heres some photos of stuff : http://jeffrey1790.com/machine/  and http://reenigne.ath.cx/nws/
[21:19] <Kraft> it doesn't do the remainder..
[21:19] <fryguy> Kraft: sure it does
[21:19] <zakwilson> I'm trying to pin packages from apt-build and it doesn't seem to be taking.
[21:19] <s0|> losher, damn thing works fine elsewhere
[21:19] <Kraft> how
[21:19] <fryguy> Kraft: hint: % is the modulus operator
[21:20] <erpo> How do I keep Ubuntu 9.04 from adjusting my laptop screen brightness? I only want the screen brightness to change when I adjust it manually.
[21:20] <aanonymouss> fryguy, would it change anything if I originally setup the box with x11 running and had everything running, then ripped out my gfx card and now am trying to run everything?
[21:20] <Kraft> what does that mean..
[21:20] <fryguy> aanonymouss: no
[21:20] <billybigrigger> erpo::: what do you mean?
[21:20] <billybigrigger> erpo::: like when you plug in/unplug from AC power?
[21:20] <fryguy> Kraft: http://www.google.com/search?q=86%2F84.443&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:unofficial&client=firefox-a
[21:20] <erpo> billybigrigger: It happens then, and also when I stop typing for a few moments.
[21:21] <losher> s0|: well, statically linked executables should be runnable. Presumably something different about the environment on your desktop machine. Dunno what that might be though. What is the program supposed to do?
[21:21] <aanonymouss> fryguy, so if there's no video card, x server wont start?
[21:21] <billybigrigger> erpo::: System>Preferences>Power Management
[21:21] <devslash> dakarn: this isnt an ubuntu question but with the faulty ram module if i was running osx on my desktop and i created a desktop folder and rebooted and it wasnt there any more could that be because of the bad ram module ?
[21:21] <fccf> jeffrey1790: wow - it's a dancer
[21:21] <s0|> losher, it's supposed to run N-threads, where N = number of cores
[21:21] <fryguy> aanonymouss: the one out of the box in ubuntu won't, which is why you should look into XvFB or another X server, or just run the X server on another machine
[21:21] <s0|> it says hello from each, and thats it
[21:22] <dakarn> devslash: no that would be writing to your hd
[21:22] <Kraft> Dude, I need the answer.  I also need to enter in the Remainder.  This is for an online college math course.
[21:22] <fccf> jeffrey1790: next question? is it stable?
[21:22] <devslash> dakarn: ok
[21:22] <fryguy> devslash: no
[21:22] <dakarn> kraft: do long division by hand
[21:22] <Kraft> i don't know how
[21:22] <fryguy> Kraft: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=com.ubuntu%3Aen-US%3Aunofficial&hs=OY4&q=86%2584.443&btnG=Search&aq=f&oq=&aqi=
[21:23] <Kraft> it wont accept that answer im afraid
[21:23] <devslash> dakarn: im gonna try to reinstall ubuntu now and see if i get that error
[21:23] <fryguy> Kraft: i just gave you the full division and the remainder in 2 separate google queries. what exactly is the problem
[21:23] <losher> s0|: all I can suggest at this point is to relink it dynamically on the server & see if that makes a difference. I wonder if it depends on kernel threads or something?
[21:23] <Flannel> Kraft: This is wildely offtopic for this channel.  I suggest you find a more appropriate channel to ask.
[21:23] <jhambo> nathan7: okay so I run kbluetooth with kdesu.  But when I do that, nothing happens when I click the "input devices" menu item
[21:23] <nathan7> jhambo: Strange...
[21:23] <erpo> billybigrigger: Thanks! :)
[21:23] <nathan7> jhambo: Killed the old one?
[21:23] <dakarn> devslash: i wish you luck
[21:23] <devslash> thanks
[21:23] <jhambo> nathan7: yup
[21:23] <billybigrigger> erpo::: np
[21:23] <s0|> losher, I don't know what you mean by relink it dynamiically
[21:24] <niuh> irc://irc.abjects.net/evil
[21:24] <Kraft> The answer is   [981]   R [ ]     i cant put 1.5 in the remainder. it needs to be a whole number.   so the remainder is wrong. and it wont let me continue
[21:24] <nathan7> jhambo: Sorry, can't help you now
[21:24] <fccf> Kraft: r=77 http://www62.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=84443%2F86
[21:24] <Kraft> thanks?
[21:24] <niuh> server irc://irc.abjects.net/evil
[21:24] <devslash> if i select use entire disk in the ubuntu cd partitioner how much swap does it assign ?
[21:25] <jhambo> nathan7: thanks for the try
[21:25] <losher> s0|: it's a compiler option. Look for the keyword 'static' when the build happens
[21:25] <Kraft> thanks !!!!!!
[21:25] <niuh> server http://www.packetnews.com/index.php?channel_id=7892
[21:25] <Flannel> niuh: Please stop that
[21:25] <Jack_Sparrow> niuh Please stop
[21:25] <Kraft> you guys are pretty smart
[21:25] <s0|> losher, do I need to add static?
[21:25] <ectospasm> devslash: I think it will assing swap as large as total RAM
[21:25] <ectospasm> ...but I'm not sure
[21:26] <fccf> kraft: thats wolframalpha.com ... the 3 week old computational search engine
[21:26] <s0|> this is all I did to make the binary: gcc -fopenmp helo.c -o helo
[21:26] <ectospasm> It used to be conventional wisdom gives you twice RAM for swap, but that doesn't apply anymore I don't think.
[21:26] <Kraft> dude dont kick me
[21:26] <Kraft> i didnt do anything
[21:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Kraft Stay on topic ty
[21:26] <Flannel> Kraft: Please remain on topic.  This channel is about Ubuntu technical support.
[21:27] <Kraft> how do I get conky to show the download and upload on my network
[21:27] <zaccour> a girl in a linux chat said she could sleep with an attractive man and not think about sex at all and i said "you mean you wouldn't wanna mount?" and she said unmount/remove/dev
[21:27] <zaccour> true story
[21:27] <devslash> zaccour:  wow
[21:28] <nathan7> =)
[21:28] <Kraft> =]
[21:28] <Kraft> =]
[21:28] <Kraft> =]
[21:28] <FloodBot1> Kraft: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:28] <ryan54952> Jack_Sparrow: thanks that link helped and I was able to get it to work
[21:28] <Jack_Sparrow> ryan54952 You are welcome, those are just my notes
[21:29] <pk23> anyone know of an alternative ati driver I can use to help speed up my internet browsing when a lot of grpahics need to be loaded?
[21:29] <pk23> I have ati xpress 200m
[21:29] <losher> s0|: sorry, at this point I'm out of my depth. Maybe you need compiler help next?
[21:29] <kraut> who teh fsck is Jack_Sparrow?
[21:29] <zaccour> i'm back
[21:29] <fryguy> pk23: displaying 2d dimensional graphics won't be affected by your video card at all unless you are using compiz
[21:29] <Jack_Sparrow> kraut My mistake.
[21:29] <s0|> losher, probably - thanks
[21:30] <kraut> Jack_Sparrow: ah, ok. no problem
[21:30] <zaccour> i hate compiz
[21:30] <pk23> fryguy:  well even with the 2d animations and stuff like flash - my computer can't even play them smoothly
[21:30] <fryguy> zaccour: congratulations
[21:30] <kraut> Jack_Sparrow: looked like a takeover ;)
[21:30] <fryguy> pk23: flash = nothing we can do about that.
[21:30] <zaccour> fryguy, for what?
[21:30] <Scrap> Q's about upgrading to Jaunty Kubuntu from Ubuntu 8.10
[21:30] <pk23> fryguy: , well is there something else that could be causing the problem?
[21:30] <fryguy> pk23: try an opensource alternative to flash
[21:30] <fryguy> pk23: no
[21:31] <fryguy> zaccour: having an opinion about a piece of software
[21:31] <pk23> well it's not just flash, even loading up graphics on websites and stuff makes the browsing slow
[21:31] <Myrtti> zaccour: if I catch you with jokes like that in the future, you're gone faster than a lightning bolt from sky
[21:31] <fryguy> pk23: so then get a faster internet connection?
[21:31] <zaccour> Myrtti, whats your problem?
[21:31] <pk23> ok, thanks
[21:31] <erpo> pk23: I've never used ATI graphics, but I hear it's problematic. For trouble-free graphics, I recommend an Intel graphics chip first and a nVidia graphics chip second.
[21:31] <dakarn> devslash: mine installed 3 gigs on a 70gig hd
[21:31] <Jack_Sparrow> zaccour It is called offtopic
[21:32] <turtuga> netvisao.ptnet.org
[21:32] <devslash> dakarn: 3GB of swap ?
[21:32] <Myrtti> zaccour: the fact that joke was offtopic for this channel and also very rude for any Ubuntu channels
[21:32] <pk23> erpo: , thanks for the heads up.  I'll dig around the forums to see what I can find
[21:32] <devslash> dakarn: how much ram do you have ?
[21:32] <zaccour> so much for open freedom lol
[21:33] <Jack_Sparrow> zaccour Please see the topic of this channel
[21:33] <Myrtti> zaccour: IRC is not a democracy :-) did you have Ubuntu support related questions or problems?
[21:33] <fccf> zaccour: that also means freedom from sexual harrassment - while getting support
[21:33] <dakarn> devslash: 1g ram
[21:33] <devslash> dakarn: so it allocated 3GB of swap ?
[21:33] <Myrtti> fccf: or giving support ;-)
[21:34] <fccf> myrtti: good point
[21:34] <Vinceman> how could I have disabled the SSL protocol?
[21:34] <Vinceman> SSL protocol, you know, you need it to check your e-mail
[21:34] <Scrap> I have the Kubuntu 9.04 disk that was mailed to me and I am trying to upgrade Ubuntu 8.10 with it.. It gives me ' Cannot find the autorun program'
[21:34] <Myrtti> Vinceman: from your email client or your browser?
[21:34] <windows_7> hello
[21:35] <windows_7> how to install office ?
[21:35] <Skeptic> :))
[21:35] <Jack_Sparrow> Scrap You cant upgrade ubuntu with a kubuntu livecd
[21:35] <Vinceman> Myrtti, my browser
[21:35] <windows_7> how to install office 95 ?
[21:35] <Skeptic> windows_7, it's already installed in Ubuntu
[21:35] <Scrap> windows_7: do you have wine installed?
[21:35] <Skeptic> openoffice
[21:35] <fccf> windows_7: try #windows
[21:35] <Jack_Sparrow> windows_7 See winehq or vbox
[21:35] <fryguy> windows_7: openoffice is installed by default, if you want to install microsoft office, please see documentation available for running it with wine, or crossover office, or consider setting up a virtual machine to run it in
[21:35] <windows_7> in my ubuntu windows_7?
[21:35] <Jack_Sparrow> !appdb > windows_7
[21:36] <devslash> dakarn: now when i start the ubuntu installer i see the logo with the progress bar and it freezes up
[21:36] <Skeptic> windows_7, are you using ubuntu or windows?
[21:36] <skas_> devslash: yeah
[21:36] <windows_7> Skeptic ubuntu windows7
[21:36] <devslash> huh?
[21:36] <Skeptic> :))
[21:36] <windows_7> this is my version
[21:36] <devslash> yea what?
[21:37] <dakarn2> yeah 3gigs of swap
[21:37] <Skeptic> windows_7, dual boot?
[21:37] <devslash> dakarn2: pm ?
[21:37] <n0dl> hello, I am trying to create a dual monitor setup using the intel GMA 950 with the intel drivers. I have one monitor connected via DVI and another via CRT. here is my xorg log and conf respectively http://pastebin.com/m7d1008b4 http://pastebin.com/m1ed1b968. Whenever I try to start X, I am immediately sent back to CLI. I tried disabling the DRI module (dri and dri2) but to no avail
[21:37] <bjjblue> Hey guys, I have a bit of an odd problem. I have a server whose output used to go into a CRT TV (via composite video), but I need to wipe the disk clean and reinstall.  I plugged in a monitor but when I go to boot the screen hangs at a white blinking underscore cursor; I don't even get a bios splash screen
[21:37] <Jack_Sparrow> windows_7 to install windows office 9x you need to install win   or /join #winehq  or install vbox then XP then install office in that
[21:37] <windows_7> Skeptic no
[21:38] <bjjblue> I tried booting without a monitor to see if I could get in via SSH but I don't think it's booting
[21:38] <bjjblue> it's not showing up on the network (I just moved into a new apartment)
[21:38] <quizme> hi, how do i set up apache so that it recognizes a site like this: http://174.129.249.196/~david/
[21:38] <guntbert> windows_7: are you playing guess games with us?
[21:38] <Myrtti> windows_7: windows_7 did you have ubuntu or no?
[21:38] <fryguy> quizme: #apache
[21:39] <windows_7> Myrtti ubuntu windows7
[21:39] <windows_7> this is my version
[21:39] <Myrtti> windows_7: you're not funny anymore
[21:39] <Skeptic> windows_7, this is the ubuntu support channel, there is no ubuntu windows 7
[21:39] <quizme> thanks
[21:39] <Jack_Sparrow> windows_7 are you trying to say you have ubuntu and windows-7 on the same pc?
[21:39] <Scrap> is Alternate cd different from cd requested by mail?
[21:39] <fryguy> Scrap: yes
[21:39] <Flannel> Scrap: It is.  Shipit sends Desktop CDs
[21:39] <ryan54952> I'm formatting drives for use over the network, which filesystem should I use?
[21:39] <guntbert> Jack_Sparrow: too late ...
[21:39] <Jack_Sparrow> :)
[21:39] <windows_7> why kick me off
[21:39] <windows_7> ?
[21:39] <fryguy> ryan54952: ext3
[21:39] <Jack_Sparrow> windows_7 are you trying to say you have ubuntu and windows-7 on the same pc?
[21:39] <bjjblue> can anybody help?
[21:40] <Scrap> Is it possible to upgrade from cd requested by mail?
[21:40] <Myrtti> windows_7: do you have UBUNTU, yes or no?
[21:40] <windows_7> i need help
[21:40] <jhambo> when I try to setup my bluetooth mouse in kinputwizard I get "failed to create the input device..."  Is there a solution to this problem?
[21:40] <Jack_Sparrow> windows_7 Please answer the questions asked
[21:40] <windows_7> ubuntu windows7
[21:40] <Jack_Sparrow> windows_7 are you trying to say you have ubuntu and windows-7 on the same pc?
[21:40] <Flannel> Scrap: Unfortunately no.  Just reinstall.
[21:40] <DGMurdockIII> i need some help getting my sound to work in ubuntuim a noob but i now how to type command in the console need be
[21:40] <ryan54952> fryguy: thanks
[21:40] <DGMurdockIII> ubuntu
[21:40] <Myrtti> windows_7: there is no such thing, and if there is, we don't support it, unless you specify what makes it "ubuntu windows7"
[21:40] <Flannel> Scrap: If you have limited access to the internet, you may be able to get your LoCo team to provide you with an alternate CD.
[21:40] <fccf> windows_7: what is your native language?
[21:41] <Myrtti> !es | windows_7
[21:41] <bjjblue> DGMurdockIII:  punctuation helps.  You should also check to see if your sound card is supported -- sound is a major issue in ubuntu
[21:41] <Scrap> Will do online upgrade at night.. My DSL is to slow... Thanx for input
[21:42] <DGMurdockIII> the card im using to get sound is ubuntu is ATI all in wonder HD
[21:42] <nathan7> =00
[21:42] <bjjblue> Anybody  know why my system isn't booting?  I moved to a new apartment and plugged in a new monitor (used to output to a SDTV).  Now the boot sequence just hangs at a blinking underscore cursor:  no splash screen of any sort.
[21:42] <nathan7> bjjblue: Don't throw with your system.
[21:42] <bjjblue> DGMurdockIII:  look it up on the ubuntu wiki to see if it's supported
[21:42] <nathan7> =p
[21:42] <Jack_Sparrow> bjjblue try ctrl-alt F2 at that blinking prompt
[21:42] <bjjblue> nathan7:  huh?
[21:42] <nathan7> bjjblue: The PC
[21:42] <bjjblue> Jack_Sparrow:  sure.  what does that do out of curiosity?
[21:42] <pretender> running
[21:43] <fryguy> bjjblue: switches to a getty
[21:43] <nathan7> bjjblue: Won
[21:43] <bjjblue> nathan7:  oooh lol =)
[21:43] <nathan7> bjjblue: Won't work
[21:43] <Jack_Sparrow> bjjblue if it is monitor.video issue that should bring up a console
[21:43] <bjjblue> okay  let me try that...
[21:43] <guntbert> bjjblue: if you don't get good answers here, maybe the channel #hardware is better
[21:44] <bjjblue> guntbert:  will do.  I've used this monitor before to install though, so i feel like it's a software problem... but who knows.
[21:44] <pretender> running eeebuntu and lost wireless unning updates any ideas
[21:44] <Jack_Sparrow> !eee
[21:44] <Rosswell98> WESH
[21:44] <guntbert> Rosswell98: ??
[21:45] <bjjblue> Jack_Sparrow:  no response form the system
[21:45] <bjjblue> Jack_Sparrow:  I should also mention that I don't even get a splash screen of any sort
[21:45] <Jack_Sparrow> bjjblue It was just a thought.  Id look at resetting cards and ram chips.
[21:45] <Rosswell98> vous allez bien ?
[21:45] <Rosswell98> !eee
[21:45] <fryguy> !fr | Rosswell98
[21:45] <bjjblue> Jack_Sparrow:  like resetting the CMOS?
[21:46] <Rosswell98> fryguy -=> ok tank you mon pote
[21:46] <Jack_Sparrow> bjjblue no, I am just thinking you should rule our something getting lose when moving it
[21:46] <bjjblue> this is so strange though... i literally shutdown the system, put it in my car, drove 15 minutes, and now it doesn't boot.
[21:46] <Jack_Sparrow> rule out
[21:46] <Jack_Sparrow> bjjblue I have seen that many times
[21:46] <bjjblue> Jack_Sparrow:  oh okay. yeah let me crack it open then.
[21:47] <bjjblue> that makes sense
[21:47] <Jack_Sparrow> bjjblue I am heading out.. good luck
[21:47] <bjjblue> Jack_Sparrow:  thanks for the help!
[21:47] <fccf> bjjblue: I will help if I can
[21:48] <Skeptic> bjjblue, does it even start?
[21:48] <Skeptic> bjjblue, does the bios appear?
[21:48] <Skeptic> :)
[21:49] <bjjblue> SKeptic:  no bios.  just a blinking _ cursor
[21:49] <fryguy> are there any popular projects besides mythbuntu that provide an operating system that boots straight into a "10 foot interface" that is suitable for controlling with input devices other than keyboard and mouse (such as a remote control or a gaming controller)
[21:49] <Skeptic> bjjblue, any beeps?
[21:49] <fryguy> bjjblue: no bios = not an ubuntu problem
[21:50] <bjjblue> Skeptic:  nope.
[21:50] <bjjblue> I opened it up but I don't see anything visibly loose or broken...
[21:50] <bjjblue> Should I reset the cmos?  I hope to hell this thing isn't bricked
[21:50] <bjjblue> but i don't see why it would be
[21:50] <fccf> bjblue: relax we can fix this ... if not blindly
[21:51] <bjjblue> fccf:  Thanks!  I needed to hear that =)
[21:51] <fccf> bjblue: are you plugging your mon into a different port?
[21:51] <guntbert> bjjblue: it sounds like a hardware prob, step 1: does the system beep, when you switch it on?
[21:51] <bjjblue> fccf:  I'm using a different monitor.  I used an SDTV for a while, and now I just plugged in a VGA monitor
[21:52] <bjjblue> guntbert:  no beep. nothing.
[21:52] <bjjblue> but i have the system beep disabled
[21:52] <radicaljoe> Ouch!
[21:52] <mefisto__> bjjblue: does it normally beep when starting up? there may not be a pc speaker connected
[21:52] <mefisto__> ah, ok
[21:52] <bjjblue> What confuses me is that I do get an output... it's just a blinking cursor
[21:52] <fryguy> bjjblue: reset cmos
[21:52] <bjjblue> mefisto__:  I don't believe that it does.  Hard to say really, I had an uptime of several months
[21:52] <radicaljoe> bjjblue:Is it under warranty?
[21:52] <nathan7> bjjblue: Does it even show the bios?
[21:52] <fccf> bjblue : i think it might be up ... do Ctrl-Alt-f3
[21:53] <bjjblue> radicaljoe:  no warranty
[21:53] <mefisto__> bjjblue: probably ram is a little loose
[21:53] <bjjblue> nathan7:  no
[21:53] <nathan7> bjjblue: Then check all the components.
[21:53] <guntbert> bjjblue: I seriously suggest to ask in #hardware because here it is *a bit* off topic :-)
[21:53] <bjjblue> mefisto__ I checked the ram
[21:53] <DGMurdockIII> (fryguy): http://linuxmce.com/
[21:53] <bjjblue> I already checked all components
[21:53] <radicaljoe> bjjblue:Should have brought that extended service contract.
[21:53] <fccf> bjjblue: then type your username ... passowrd
[21:54] <bjjblue> guntbert:  not to be annoying, but I *really* don't believe it's hardware related ...
[21:54] <bjjblue> fccf:  Ctrl-Alt-f3?
[21:54] <bjjblue> or f2?
[21:54] <fryguy> bjjblue: it doesn't matter
[21:54] <fccf> use f3
[21:54] <fryguy> bjjblue: and neither is going to do anything if you haven't gotten past bios yet
[21:54] <fccf> clean term
[21:54] <Skeptic> bjjblue, i think the pc works but you just can't see it
[21:54] <devslash> the ubuntu installer crashed on me for no reason
[21:55] <fryguy> devslash: so then go to launchpad and file a bug
[21:55] <bjjblue> Skeptic:  yeah.  but it's not showing up on the network.  I tried to ssh in.
[21:55] <CyberGabber> bjjblue: Silly question, but you didn't accedentily switch keyboard-connector to the mous-connector on pc and visa versa ?
[21:55] <bjjblue> fccf:  i'm going to close it up and try ctrl-alt-f3
[21:55] <unpredictable> Hello, im new to linux/ubuntu, Ive had it 10 min and wanted nvidia on it. Does anyone know what a stable nvidia version would be. I read bug reports with nvidia-glx-180-dev
[21:55] <devslash> fuck it im installing windows on this computer
[21:55] <fryguy> unpredictable: use the one it tells you to use
[21:55] <bjjblue> CyberGabber:  how would I have done that?  I'm not sure what you mean
[21:55] <devslash> i just cant get ubuntu to install on it
[21:55] <radicaljoe> There is not much you can swap out on a net book.
[21:55] <fccf> !ohmy |devshash
[21:55] <guntbert> devslash: there is always a reason :-), did you check the iso before burning it?
[21:56] <devslash> guntbert: yes
[21:56] <unpredictable> fryguy: I shows several in synaptics
[21:56] <bjjblue> CyberGabber:  I have a usb mouse/keyboard... i dunno if that mattres
[21:56] <devslash> and i burned it at the slowest speed
[21:56] <CyberGabber> bjjblue: Do you have PS/2 connector on mousecable and keyboardcable?
[21:56] <unpredictable> fryguy: it
[21:56] <fryguy> unpredictable: not synaptic, the restricted driver manager
[21:56] <bjjblue> CyberGabber:  USB all the way
[21:56] <unpredictable> fryguy: what is that and why not use synaptic?
[21:56] <JabberWalkie> devslash: is it a new computer?
[21:56] <ohir> devslash: have you tried alternate install?
[21:56] <devslash> JabberWalkie: no but not that old
[21:56] <fryguy> unpredictable: because the restricted drivers manager is going to install the right driver, as opposed to you having to guess
[21:57] <devslash> ohir:  i am gonna now
[21:57] <unpredictable> fryguy: K thx, care to guide me into the right direction for restricted?
[21:57] <JabberWalkie> devslash: yeah, try a different version, if that dosn't work I would try checking for hardware problems
[21:57] <fryguy> unpredictable: it should have come up when you first installed (or be in your statusbar now), if not then there is no driver available out of the box that is supported with your card that is "better" than what you are using now, so you are on your own in terms of finding a driver if you actually even need one
[21:57] <devslash> JabberWalkie: do i need a different iso for alternative install
[21:58] <bjjblue> Well ctrl-alt-f3 doesn't work either
[21:58] <JabberWalkie> devslash: yes
[21:58] <ohir> devslash: such 'crashed' often stems from poorly supported graphics (one that need proprietary/not free drivers)
[21:58] <unpredictable> fryguy: i know nvidia isn't installed.. I never installed it, i did do updates but im not sure if nvidia was installed
[21:58] <devslash> ohir not likely i had ubuntu 7 on it before
[21:58] <bjjblue> fccf: ctrl alt f3 doesn't do anything
[21:58] <fccf> bjblue: you arn't going to see anything change with ctrl-alt-f3 - we are going to have you log in blind
[21:58] <devslash> and it worked perfectly with compiz
[21:58] <Zviper> how do i check what's running under a single core? the second core of my quad core is always 100% for some reason
[21:58] <unpredictable> fryguy: how can I tell go to conconsole and type nvidia?
[21:58] <fryguy> unpredictable: is there an item in your statusbar about restricted drivers?  and why do you think you need the nvidia driver
[21:59] <ohir> devslash: workaround is to use either straight install (not from live cd) then alternate
[21:59] <devslash> ohir what is straight install
[21:59] <bjjblue> I should also mention that i'm able to eject the CD tray ... dunno if that's indicative of anything.  Maybe I should just try to pulg it into the tv?
[21:59] <SpaceBass> hey folks
[21:59] <ohir> ohir: the more likely. Xorg has purged many older hw to keep package tight
[21:59] <SpaceBass> anyone know how to change the advertised name from the VNC server?
[21:59] <unpredictable> fryguy: not sure what the statusbar is, but nvidia ive always used for games.. im sure ubuntu doesn't install any drivers supported for games
[21:59] <ohir> devslash: the more likely. Xorg has purged many older hw to keep package tight
[21:59] <fccf> bjjblue... plug in the tv and see what happens
[22:00] <bjjblue> okay. i'll be back in a few minutes with results
[22:00] <fryguy> unpredictable: run glxinfo | grep -i direct in a terminal
[22:00] <devslash> ohir so my video might not be supported any more
[22:00] <devslash> ?
[22:00] <bjjblue> also, is #hardware ubuntu-specific?
[22:00] <fryguy> bjjblue: your problem has nothing to do with ubuntu
[22:01] <unpredictable> fryguy: natta
[22:01] <ohir> devslash: devslash might be supported after fiddling (start gnome in vesa compatible mode then install proper non free modules)
[22:01] <bjjblue> fryguy:  right. i know that.  I'm just wondering if #hardware is an ubuntu-related channel in any way
[22:01] <fccf> fryguy: please stop ... you could be wrong .. I have seen this before
[22:01] <fryguy> unpredictable: then you didn't type it right
[22:01] <unpredictable> fryguy: wait it said yes
[22:01] <bjjblue> anyway. brb with results from the TV
[22:02] <fryguy> fccf: i'm not wrong, have you been following the conversation since the beginning? He doesn't POST, therefore no hard drive is being read, therefore no bootloader is being loaded, therefore no operating system is loaded, therefore this isn't an ubuntu problem
[22:02] <JabberWalkie> devslash: you could probably do a console based installation
[22:02] <fryguy> unpredictable: then you are all set already
[22:02] <unpredictable> fryguy: how can I c what version nvidia I have installed
[22:02] <JabberWalkie> should be able to use the same iso for that
[22:02] <fryguy> unpredictable: /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[22:02] <fryguy> unpredictable: should give you what you need
[22:02] <robin87> hello ppl...i having trouble doing something really simple...i am trying to run a ventrilo server executable on ubuntu server and it keeps telling me that there file doesn't exist :S...i have used ./appname; appname; exec appname; exec ./appname, nothing works..?
[22:03] <fryguy> unpredictable: also glxinfo might tell you, or xdpyinfo
[22:03] <JabberWalkie> then when everything is installed it should be easier to diagnose and fix the problem
[22:03] <fccf> fryguy: It won't post if it is set to post to the tv ... all you will get is a blinking curser
[22:03] <fryguy> robin87: chmod +x the file?
[22:03] <robin87> fryguy: i did chmod 755 but with try +x
[22:03] <fryguy> fccf: that is not true of any graphics subsystem made in the past 7 or so years
[22:03] <bjjblue> fccf:  hmm same problem on the tv
[22:04] <fccf> bjjblue: did you drop your computer?
[22:04] <bjjblue> fccf:  no. I was really careful with it
[22:04] <bjjblue> it rode with me in the front seat of the car with a seatbelt
[22:04] <radicaljoe> Was it hot in the car?
[22:05] <robin87> fryguy: nope same crap, i dont get a confirmation on the chmod change though
[22:05] <nathan7> robin87: chmod -v
[22:05] <fryguy> robin87: ls -l .
[22:05] <bjjblue> radicaljoe:  somewhat maybe.  I don't think it was particularly hot though. maybe upper 70's
[22:05] <c_korn> after running a java applet to play midi sounds other apps don't have sound. how can I get the sound back?
[22:05] <kiros> blz
[22:05] <fccf> bjjblue: no POST screen either
[22:05] <bjjblue> fccf:  what's a post screen?
[22:05] <fryguy> bjjblue: bios
[22:05] <bjjblue> nope
[22:06] <bjjblue> just a blinking cursor
[22:06] <robin87> fryguy nablaa: yep it has the flags :S what am i doing wrong
[22:06] <bjjblue> a "_" cursor
[22:06] <fryguy> bjjblue: have you bothered reseting cmos yet like was suggested about 20 mins ago?
[22:06] <bjjblue> fryguy:  I have not.  I'll try that now.
[22:06] <fryguy> robin87: pastebin
[22:06] <radicaljoe> bjjblue:you can try to reset the bios.  Pull the battery out for a few but you will lose your settings.
[22:06] <unpredictable> fryguy: the last 2 shows specs the .log one said no command found..
[22:06] <robin87> fryguy nablaa: the tutorial says i just need to navigate to dir and do ./ventrilo_srv
[22:06] <fryguy> unpredictable: it's not a command, it's a file
[22:07] <bjjblue> okay. it's the big oversized watch battery, right?
[22:07] <fryguy> robin87: spectacular, no ls -l . and pastebin
[22:07] <fryguy> now*
[22:07] <fccf> bjjblue: yep
[22:07] <radicaljoe> bjjblue:The cpu is probably surface mounted?
[22:07] <fryguy> bjjblue: or just use the jumpers next to the battery
[22:08] <unpredictable> fryguy: in editor it stats X.Org X Server 1.6.0
[22:08] <fryguy> unpredictable: yah, scroll down
[22:08] <robin87> fryguy: haha...i cant use pastebin because it is ubuntu-server running in vmware, no gui
[22:08] <fryguy> robin87: there is pastebin cli apps
[22:09] <fccf> !info pastebinit
[22:09] <bjjblue> radicaljoe:  what does that mean?  cpu being surface mounted?
[22:10] <bjjblue> fryguy:  what do the jumpers look like?
[22:10] <fryguy> bjjblue: ... consult the manual. as a reminder, this is WAY offtopic for this channel
[22:10] <radicaljoe> bjjblue:I fixed a PC that wouldn't post by re-seating the cpu.
[22:10] <unpredictable> fryguy: what line am i looking for theres sooo much... i never seen nvidia nothing but the card I have in the system
[22:10] <fryguy> unpredictable: no idea, you'll have to scroll through
[22:10] <exo> Hi all !
[22:10] <bjjblue> radicaljoe:... i'll check that if all else fails
[22:10] <fryguy> unpredictable: why do you care anyway?
[22:10] <radicaljoe> bjjblue:Soldered in.
[22:11] <c_korn> vlc outputs "[0x2dd6628] alsa audio output error: cannot write: Broken pipe". how can I get the sound back?
[22:11] <nathan7> c_korn: Interesting.
[22:11] <fryguy> c_korn: restart alsa and restart pulseaudio
[22:11] <nathan7> c_korn: On GNOME?
[22:11] <nathan7> solid_liq: =0
[22:11] <unpredictable> fryguy: so I know I have the newest stable nvidia drivers
[22:11] <fryguy> unpredictable: you don't
[22:11] <fryguy> unpredictable: deal with it
[22:11] <c_korn> nathan7: yes, on GNOME
[22:12] <fccf> bjjblue: see my pm
[22:12] <unpredictable> fryguy: ur a little tempermented huh?
[22:12] <gartral> how do i make a program run permenatly as a daemon?
[22:12] <fryguy> unpredictable: ?
[22:12] <myself> hey how do i set the default browser on Kubuntu?
[22:12] <myself> to firefox
[22:12] <unpredictable> fryguy: if u didn't feel like helping , you didn't have to bother..
[22:12] <robin87> fryguy: i install pastebinit with apt-get, when i try and run it appears to hang
[22:12] <fryguy> gartral: depends on the program, probably just write an init.d script for it
[22:13] <fryguy> unpredictable: i'm confused, how am I not helping you
[22:13] <Wikkedfin> Hello i'm trying to run a .pl and i get Can't locate Net/IRC.pm as a error i was wondering how i could resolve this
[22:13] <fryguy> robin87: it reads from stdin, read the manpage
[22:13] <fryguy> Wikkedfin: install that part of CPAN
[22:13] <gartral> fryguy: can you run things as root that way?
[22:13] <fryguy> gartral: if you want
[22:13] <unpredictable> fryguy: you was, but then when I stated I needed to know which version because I wanted the newest/stable ones you told me to deal with it..
[22:13] <c_korn> fryguy, nathan7: still the same problem also after restarting alsa and pulseaudio: http://pastebin.com/d3c9d7042
[22:13] <peabody> how do I enable PAE support? I have 4GB of ram but linux only sees 2837252k total
[22:13] <fryguy> gartral: running a daemon as root is almost universally a bad idea though
[22:13] <Wikkedfin> sudo apt-get install CPAN?
[22:14] <fryguy> Wikkedfin: no
[22:14] <unpredictable> fryguy: im new to this and I know nothing.. Just trying to get it up to par ya know?
[22:14] <fryguy> unpredictable: you don't have the newest drivers
[22:14] <Wikkedfin> this is ubuntu server 8.04.2
[22:14] <nathan7> Wikkedfin: Type cpan
[22:14] <gartral> fryguy: ok, i need to run noip2 as root because it won't read the script any other way (even though my perms are 770 for the settings script)
[22:14] <nsahoo> hi .. I am trying to set gvim as the default text editor. I used update-alternatives --config gnome-text-editor
[22:14] <unpredictable> fryguy: what about going to nvidia site and picking them would that be ok? since I know nothing about restricted ect ect
[22:14] <nathan7> Wikkedfin: It'll give you the package
[22:15] <psypher246> hi all, i've been having an issue since installing jaunty. trying to setup a samba share with complete guest access using the share tool in nautilus, but no matter what the permissions are i cannot open the share in windows (get a permission denied error) and in ubuntu i get unable to mount location. am i missing something? thanks
[22:15] <nsahoo> And then selected vim.gnome
[22:15] <nathan7> gartral: chmod +x.
[22:15] <fryguy> gartral: 770 means "no permissions for anybody outside of user/group"
[22:15] <nsahoo> still gedit is opening the text files
[22:15]  * losher is left wondering what happened to poor old bjjblue's PC...
[22:15] <fryguy> unpredictable: if you do that you will almost certainly break things, and will even more almost certainly break things next time it comes time to update things like kernel
[22:15] <gartral> nathan7: why do I need execute for a config script?
[22:15] <nsahoo> There is a + and * next to gedit and vim.gnome in the update-alternatives list
[22:15] <Suhail> Is there a way to reconfigure/reinstall postfix so I can see the config selection for the mail server type?
[22:16] <bjjblue> losher:  just put the cmos battery back in.  fingers are crossed =)
[22:16] <fryguy> unpredictable: and there is no real reason to have the newest drivers.  If you _DO_ actually have a need for them, go ahead and spend the couple of hours it'll take to get them installed correctly, there is some documentation about it on the wiki, and you can also look into envy.  realistically though, if it works, just leave it alone
[22:17] <robin87> fryguy: i have no idea how this pastebinit app works, can u link me to the page, i cant find it
[22:17] <gartral> let me get infront of that box, brb
[22:17] <fryguy> robin87: just pipe data from stdout to it
[22:17] <robin87> fryguy: what is stdout?
[22:17] <fryguy> robin87: also, like i said, read it's manpage
[22:18] <fryguy> robin87: stdout is file descriptor 1 on a unix based system, and corresponds to the output of the tty you are currently connected to
[22:18] <robin87> fryguy: what is a manpage :O
[22:18] <nathan7> robin87: man <commandname>
[22:18] <unpredictable> fryguy: the newest nvidia drivers along with newest alsa supports hdmi.. for sound. Im using my 50 in tv as monitor as we speak.. sound is dead. I know nvidia is for graphics but it ties into also mixer drivers for hdmi..
[22:18] <myself> how do i change the boot screen in Ubuntu? I have Kubuntu installed, i wanna use it, but I still want the on/off bootscreens to say ubuntu
[22:18] <fryguy> robin87: maybe you should consider reading up on some basics of the unix command line interface?
[22:18] <nathan7> myself: Usplash-theme-kubuntu I believe
[22:19] <PeteOYore> Hi folks I seemed to change a setting in Ubuntu 8.04 and now I've lost my workspaces so it now handle windows like XP any help on how to get back to the default setting?
[22:19] <Wikkedfin> wth is CPAN
[22:19] <noahnonono> help with open vpn
[22:19] <fryguy> unpredictable: maybe ubuntu isn't the best choice for you then, because you are going to go through a lot of hassle to get those installed and keep them maintained properly
[22:19] <unpredictable> fryguy: http://www.goingson.be/2008/12/ubuntu-and-hdmi-audio-output.html step one talks about nvidia
[22:19] <robin87> fryguy: i should yeah
[22:19] <noahnonono> Sun Jun  7 22:18:02 2009 IMPORTANT: OpenVPN's default port number is now 1194, based on an official port number assignment by IANA.  OpenVPN 2.0-beta16 and earlier used 5000 as the default port.
[22:19] <noahnonono> Enter Private Key Password:
[22:19] <noahnonono> Sun Jun  7 22:18:04 2009 WARNING: file 'client1.key' is group or others accessible
[22:19] <noahnonono> Bus error
[22:19] <noahnonono> localhost:~/openvpn root#
[22:19] <FloodBot1> noahnonono: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:19] <myself> nathan7 is that a command? or what
[22:19] <roy_hobbs> Does anyone know of any type of upnp browser so I can see what ports are currently forwarded on my router, and add/remove them manually?
[22:19] <myself> or uninstall?
[22:19] <gartral> fryguy: it would seem Root owns that config script
[22:20] <norpan111> Hello!
[22:20] <SmithKurosaki> hi!
[22:20] <norpan111> I got a little bit of a problem, My wired internet dont really get working when i switch from Windows
[22:20] <norpan111> What could that be?
[22:20] <boscop> does "export PATH=`pwd`/bin:${PATH}" export it globally and for future sessions?
[22:21] <norpan111> Is there something i need to restart or something?
[22:21] <fryguy> !work | norpan111
[22:21] <Wikkedfin> hmmmm
[22:21] <boscop> does "export PATH=`pwd`/bin:${PATH}" export it globally and for future sessions?
[22:21] <fryguy> boscop: no
[22:21] <norpan111> Well
[22:21] <noahnonono> file 'client1.key' is group or others accessible
[22:21] <norpan111> fryguy:  It just does not work? i cant get out on the internet?
[22:22] <norpan111> fryguy:  wired connection
[22:22] <PeteOYore> Any help getting my workspaces back please?
[22:22] <losher> Wikkedfin: still need help with perl Net/IRC ?
[22:22] <unpredictable> fryguy: did u have time to check that link?
[22:22] <bart__> hi de hi
[22:22] <fryguy> norpan111: when? ever? when you first boot? after you run a certain program? when coming back from hibernate?
[22:22] <fryguy> unpredictable: what link
[22:22] <unpredictable> fryguy: http://www.goingson.be/2008/12/ubuntu-and-hdmi-audio-output.html step one talks about nvidia
[22:22] <fryguy> unpredictable: so then follow that link
[22:23] <unpredictable> fryguy: u said not to go to the nvidia site :(
[22:23] <gartral> fryguy: i got it
[22:23] <norpan111> fryguy:  Well i dualboot with windows so when i restart into ubuntu, the wired just cant find an IP adress i think
[22:23] <fryguy> unpredictable: i said don't go if you don't want to cause yourself hours of work
[22:23] <xteejx> Hey guys
[22:23] <norpan111> fryguy:  last session it worked just fine
[22:23] <norpan111> Seem pretty unstable
[22:23] <bart__> latre   by...
[22:23] <fryguy> norpan111: so,  your wired connection doesn't work in ubuntu if you've previous booted windows and you reboot to ubuntu?
[22:24] <xteejx> Question: I have a 1GB flash drive, I know how to install Ubuntu to it, but which *buntu is able to fit onto it?
[22:24] <fryguy> xteejx: probably none, consider a different operating system
[22:24] <xteejx> fryguy, any suggestions?
[22:24] <phenom> PeteOYore, Do you see one workspace on the bottom right of your desktop?
[22:24] <norpan111> fryguy:  exactly . altough i tried to just restart now unto ubuntu again and still nothing
[22:24] <fryguy> xteejx: freebsd
[22:25] <PeteOYore> phenom> not one sadly
[22:25] <phenom> PeteOYore, If so, right click it, go to preferences, and select how many you want.
[22:25] <phenom> Ahh.
[22:25] <xteejx> fryguy, Ok, I'll have a look thanks :)
[22:25] <fryguy> norpan111: what happens if you sudo dhclient eth0 from a commandline
[22:25] <PeteOYore> phenom looks like Windows now
[22:25] <FlyingWV> Try Damn Small Linux
[22:25] <noahnonono> file 'client1.key' is group or others accessible
[22:25] <noahnonono> help
[22:25] <fryguy> norpan111: help with what
[22:26] <norpan111> fryguy:  whats suppose to happen?:P
[22:26] <phenom> PeteOYore, Do you still have the toolbar at the bottom?
[22:26] <fryguy> norpan111: it should do some stuff
[22:26] <norpan111> fryguy:  well it does
[22:26] <boscop> fryguy: what do I have to do to make it global?
[22:26] <PeteOYore> phenom well yes a white bar there
[22:26] <fryguy> boscop: add it to the rc file for whatever shell you are using
[22:26] <fryguy> boscop: probably bash if you haven't changed it
[22:26] <phenom> PeteOYore, If so,, right click it > Add to panel > Workspace switcher
[22:27] <phenom> It should add it back
[22:27] <nsahoo> how does update-alternatives program work? I have read the manual and followed instructions .. but, it does not seem to have any effect in changing the default text editor
[22:27] <norpan111> fryguy:  no DHCPOFFERS recieved, No working leases in persistent database - sleeping.
[22:27] <norpan111> W00t
[22:27] <PeteOYore> phenom tried that it is NOT there oddly?
[22:27] <fryguy> norpan111: do you have a strange network topology?
[22:27] <norpan111> fryguy:  i dont know what topology is, but i dont have anything strange :P
[22:28] <PeteOYore> phenom I did see a replacement for it to download
[22:28] <fryguy> norpan111: so this pc is connected directly to a router?
[22:28] <psypher246> hi all, i've been having an issue since installing jaunty. trying to setup a samba share with complete guest access using the share tool in nautilus, but no matter what the permissions are i cannot open the share in windows (get a permission denied error) and in ubuntu i get unable to mount location. am i missing something? thanks
[22:28] <norpan111> fryguy:  not even that, just right into the wall
[22:28] <fryguy> norpan111: what happens if you give it a static IP instead of dhcp
[22:28] <fryguy> norpan111: OH
[22:28] <norpan111> ops
[22:28] <phenom> PeteOYore, Yea, odd. I'dd have to look in to it further. I'm unaware of why it would have disappeared. Did you fool around with gconf-editor at all?
[22:28] <fryguy> yah your isp probably has some weird setup where it's limiting IPs it hands out
[22:29] <norpan111> i need this kind of IP to be able to login at my internet provider
[22:29] <fryguy> norpan111: easiest solution is to just get a router.
[22:29] <norpan111> fryguy:
[22:29] <norpan111> I think?
[22:29] <alesan> hi I've upgraded to ubuntu 9.04 added medibuntu but still I canon tinstall acroread
[22:29] <PeteOYore> phenom just right clicked one worksspace then "poof' all gone looks like Windows XP now!
[22:29] <norpan111> fryguy:  i have never needed one before.. i have an ethernet connection in the wall
[22:30] <norpan111> no phonejack
[22:30] <norpan111> and it worked my prev session fryguy
[22:30] <fryguy> norpan111: so then ignore me, and have no working internet connection, whatever :)
[22:30] <Wikkedfin> hmmmm
[22:30] <phenom> PeteOYore, Yea, I assume you accidently right clicked it, and deleted it.
[22:31] <PeteOYore> phenom Oh!  too bad
[22:31] <phenom> PeteOYore, Why you can not re-add it via right click > add to panel is odd
[22:31] <DigitalKiwi> shouldn't ubuntu not let you do something like that?
[22:31] <fryguy> norpan111: pppoe? bigpond? anything?
[22:31] <peabody> Does anyone know how I enable PAE support? I have 4GB of ram but linux only sees 2837252k total
[22:32] <gartral> if i try and run *ANY* flash in firefox, it hangs and i have to forcequit
[22:32] <PeteOYore> phenom I guess  but it is not there I did find a replacement for it but didn't dnld it
[22:32] <Wikkedfin> How do i UN do this cpan i did?
[22:32] <fryguy> peabody: why not just run 64-bit linux
[22:32] <peabody> because of compatibility issues
[22:32] <phenom> PeteOYore, Try alt + f2 ,, and then metacity --replace and then compiz --replace
[22:32] <fryguy> peabody: with what
[22:33] <nathan7> peabody: Should be on standard.
[22:33] <nathan7> peabody: Try enabling it in the bios
[22:33] <PeteOYore> phenom errr OK .. I think
[22:33] <peabody> nathan7: thanks, I'll check that
[22:33] <ghindo> peabody: What compatibility issues?
[22:33] <fryguy> peabody: compatibility problems with what
[22:34] <phenom> PeteOYore, Worth a shot. Your desktop will appear to "reboot", and reload any widgets you have added.
[22:34] <norpan111_> fryguy:  it suddenly start working
[22:34] <peabody> I don't remember.. I installed it when 9.04 came out, and I just remember there was a few hardware and software compatibility issues
[22:34] <PeteOYore> phenom,, Nice thanks will try now
[22:34] <norpan111_> Oh, and can someone tell me how to get windows as first option at bootup?
[22:34] <peabody> so I trashed it and went back to 32bit
[22:35] <fryguy> norpan111_: /boot/grub/menu.lst, just edit the list
[22:35] <peabody> I like the 64bit architecture more from a development standpoint because you have more than 3 registers to actually use
[22:36] <peabody> but 32 bit works better on my setup
[22:36] <noahnonono> file 'client1.key' is group or others accessible
[22:36] <noahnonono> file 'client1.key' is group or others accessible
[22:36] <fryguy> peabody: apparently not if you are missing 25% of your ram lol
[22:36] <peabody> anyways, I'll give that a shot and hope I just missed a config setting in the bios
[22:36] <noahnonono> anyone?
[22:36] <fryguy> noahnonono: why don't you elaborate, i offered to help you before and you ignored me
[22:36] <peabody> fryguy: semantics :p
[22:36] <voz> hello everyone
[22:36] <noahnonono> oh soz
[22:36] <norpan111_> fryguy:  well ther is ALOT to edit, is there a special line too look for?
[22:37] <peabody> I say 4gb you say 2.97
[22:37] <fryguy> norpan111_: no
[22:37] <PeteOYore> phenom Nothing happens with alt + f2?
[22:37] <voz> i have a queation
[22:37] <marnanel_> As of this morning, when I'm in X, every character I type comes up three times.  It doesn't happen when I'm typing into a tty.  Any thoughts on what I should look at changing?
[22:37] <peabody> later
[22:37] <fryguy> norpan111_: it's pretty straightforward
[22:37] <voz> How can i install Ubuntu on fakeraid?
[22:37] <voz> does Ubutnu 9 support fakeraid?
[22:37] <fryguy> voz: yes
[22:37] <voz> how can i do that?
[22:38] <fryguy> voz: probably the same way you do any other hard drive, if not try the alternate installer.  and probably reconsider installing to a fakeraid, because it's a waste of time
[22:38] <Wikkedfin> OK i did CPAN in the middle of it doing its thing i lost access to shell how do i rease it and stat all over?
[22:38] <norpan111_> fryguy: dont want to change anything bad =/ can i just copy paste the order of the boot options?
[22:38] <fryguy> yes
[22:38] <PeteOYore> phenom>  nothing happens with alt + F2 where do I type that?
[22:38] <voz> it's not waste od time
[22:38] <marnanel_> (Obviously it's a bit hard to log in when everything's entered three times over.)
[22:38] <voz> i have to dual-boot Ubuntu and Windows XP
[22:39] <voz> i have some important programs on XP :(
[22:39] <fryguy> voz: and that has *what* to do with fakeraid?
[22:39] <phenom> PeteOYore, ok.. Open a terminal and type metacity --replace & and then compiz --replace &
[22:39] <norpan111_> fryguy:  sorry for being pain in the *** but did you say yes to me?:P
[22:39] <phenom> PeteOYore, type it any where.
[22:39] <voz> well
[22:39] <fryguy>  norpan111_ yes
[22:39] <phenom> It should bring up a "run dialog"
[22:39] <PeteOYore> phenom>  thank you
[22:39] <Wikkedfin> -----> OK i did CPAN in the middle of it doing its thing i lost access to shell how do i rease it and stat all over?
[22:39] <elena09> how do I set up wireless on my laptop with Ubuntu 9.04?
[22:39] <Paulo39> hi ppl, i'm having problem with amarok, i've installed riht now and it don't play  any sound.
[22:39] <voz> performance is the thing which connects them together
[22:39] <voz> I have 4 HDD
[22:39] <Wikkedfin> erase\
[22:40] <voz> in Stripe
[22:40] <voz> RAID 0
[22:40] <voz> each 500GB
[22:40] <voz> must have good HDD performance!
[22:40] <fryguy> voz: fakeraid isn't going to be any faster, since it's cpu bound and chipset dependant, and in a lot of cases is going to actually be slower on a desktop profile.  I'd do some benchmark  before putting all of my data at risk and making installations and maintenance harder than it needs to be
[22:40] <inbtwnrthedoors> anyone have any idea why ubuntu wont let me make a folder writable
[22:40] <ColdFyre> i have a matroska (mkv) video anda  .ac3 file with the language.. what palyer can make use of the video and language track?
[22:40] <voz> well
[22:41] <fryguy> inbtwnrthedoors: because you don't have permissions to change the directory's permissions?
[22:41] <voz> this fakeraid almost dubles performance
[22:41] <fryguy> ColdFyre: mplayer
[22:41] <voz> i have already measured
[22:41] <jack0niisan> hi man
[22:41] <voz> it can be seen in every app
[22:41] <gtenrreiro> hi
[22:41] <voz> even Windows starts faster
[22:41] <fryguy> voz: so then follow the rest of the steps that i showed you then (and seemingly ignored)
[22:41] <inbtwnrthedoors> fryguy: how would I go about changing it so i do
[22:41] <fryguy> inbtwnrthedoors: run as root
[22:42] <voz> fryguy: ist there some tutorial for Dual-Booting?
[22:42] <PhotoJim> voz: RAID0 will give you nearly double read/write performance, and double your risk of data loss.
[22:42] <gtenrreiro> Does anyone know how to slow down the mouse, or make it less sensitive ? The controls for the mouse in preferences don't seem to enough of what I want.
[22:42] <fryguy> there's plenty, and all largely unnecessary, since the ubuntu installer will just do it for you
[22:42] <jeffrey1790> i have an fx5200 video card which is running a simple opengl game. it lags in ubuntu 9.04 but not in debian.... does anyone have anytips on howot reduce the lag?
[22:43] <fryguy> jeffrey1790: glxinfo | grep -i direct
[22:43] <voz> it doesnt matter
[22:43] <MIrrorIMage> nsahoo: Hi, it's me again. I tried booting from the live CD, but in vain. Is there something specific I should do here in order to restore the old menu.lst file such that Vista is displays as well as Ubuntu when booting the computer? Thx!
[22:43] <voz> I need performance
[22:43] <Simetrical> PhotoJim, RAID0 won't help your seek performance at all, actually.  It only helps serial access, which may or may not dominate your workload.
[22:43] <fryguy> jeffrey1790: if that doesn't say "yes" you need to install a different driver
[22:43] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: yes, that's a good point.
[22:43] <voz> Simetrical: performance is incrased in every app
[22:43] <jeffrey1790> im using 173
[22:43] <jeffrey1790> i have direct rendering
[22:43] <PhotoJim> voz: Bear in mind that data loss has a negative effect on performance.
[22:44] <PeteOYore> Not installed
[22:44] <voz> PhotoJim: dataloss unimportant (everything important is on DVD)
[22:44] <fryguy> voz: http://www.anandtech.com/storage/showdoc.aspx?i=2101
[22:44] <boris_> help for creative pc-cam600 ...no image!
[22:44] <Wikkedfin> Is there anyway to redo cpan after you ran it?
[22:44] <jeffrey1790> fryguy-> also when i try this hard drive in a pc with  6100 graphics it lags too.
[22:45] <fryguy> voz: quote from the article: If you haven't gotten the hint by now, we'll spell it out for you: there is no place, and no need for a RAID-0 array on a desktop computer"
[22:45] <voz> this Linux is supid as you all
[22:45] <PhotoJim> voz: carry on then.  just be sure you understand all the connotations, including the failure rate of burned DVDs.
[22:45] <gtenrreiro> I need help with a mouse sensitivity issue. Can anyone help ?
[22:45] <Simetrical> What's recommended procedure for upgrading an Ubuntu Server?  I hear it's sudo do-release-upgrade, but that has no man page.  What does it do?  Does it involve downtime?  Is there a risk of things going wrong?
[22:45] <voz> I did'nt wanted
[22:45] <voz> some tests with raid
[22:45] <fccf> jeffrey1790: I would reccommend running ubuntu hardy 8.04 LTS - you might have better luck as the drivers have been in the queue longer
[22:45] <PeteOYore> phenon It said Not Installed
[22:45] <voz> i asked a simple question
[22:45] <CokeNCode> hey guys, looking for some data recovery software.Any suggestions
[22:45] <fryguy> Simetrical: yes downtime, yes risk of things going wrong
[22:45] <voz> abd you
[22:45] <CokeNCode> needs to be able to recovery from windows drives as well
[22:45] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: Downtime yes, although perhaps not much.  Risk of things going wrong, yes.
[22:45] <tony__> Johnny Lifeson
[22:45] <Simetrical> How much downtime?
[22:45] <fryguy> Simetrical: depends
[22:45] <Simetrical> Ballpark?
[22:46] <jeffrey1790> fccf-> i need a hard drive image done for tomorrow, its too late to go for 8.04
[22:46] <fryguy> Simetrical: 10 mins
[22:46] <inbtwnrthedoors> fryguy: how would I do that
[22:46] <Simetrical> Okay.
[22:46] <fryguy> inbtwnrthedoors: use sudo
[22:46] <tpdd> anyone here using an intel pro wirless 3945abg without connection dropping?
[22:46] <Simetrical> I can do the upgrade over SSH, right?
[22:46] <fryguy> tpdd: yep
[22:46] <jeffrey1790> is there anyway to change nvidia quality settings in terminal?
[22:46] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: How much depends on what apps you are using, and what happens.  Possibly only minutes.  Possibly days depending on your technical expertise and subjectivity to Murphy's Law.
[22:46] <fryguy> tpdd: well i used to before i changed operating systems
[22:46] <inbtwnrthedoors> fryguy: thats what I thought  but it still didnt work
[22:46] <fryguy> tpdd: worked fine
[22:46] <fryguy> inbtwnrthedoors: what is the directory
[22:47] <tpdd> fryguy what are you using now?
[22:47] <Simetrical> PhotoJim, worst-case, I plan to pull out one of the disks in my RAID1 mirror and make sure it's bootable in case something goes horribly wrong.
[22:47] <fryguy> tpdd: freebsd
[22:47] <Simetrical> So hopefully shouldn't be days unless something really nasty happens.
[22:47] <Simetrical> Anyway, is there a command I can use to pre-download all the packages so that the upgrade will go quicker when I have to do it for real?
[22:47] <PeteOYore> phenom Sadly I have a meeting to attend now BUT THANK VERY much for the effort
[22:47] <Simetrical> Or is that too much of a pain to be worth it?
[22:47] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: is this a production machine?  one other question to ask is what benefit you'll get from upgrading.  many people in IT feel that server upgrades should be done very sparingly and infrequently (except for security upgrades of course).
[22:48] <inbtwnrthedoors> fryguy: /usr/share/vuze
[22:48] <phenom> PeteOYore, Good luck. Hope you get your desktop looking linux again
[22:48] <fryguy> inbtwnrthedoors: and what do you want to do with the directory
[22:48] <PeteOYore> Thank man!
[22:48] <inbtwnrthedoors> fryguy make it writable so vuze can update
[22:48] <fccf> jeffrey1790:  you do know about sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf - your x config
[22:49] <jeffrey1790> yep
[22:49] <Simetrical> PhotoJim, it's a production machine, yes, sole server for twcenter.net.  It's a gaming fan site, not the end of the world if it has an hour or two planned downtime.  I'm upgrading because there's a kernel bug we're running into that forces the server to be rebooted every couple of days due to soft lockup, which is a PITA.  Tried upgrading just the kernel already, from several sources, and it didn't work out, so I figure the best course at this
[22:49] <Simetrical>  point is full OS upgrade.
[22:49] <fryguy> inbtwnrthedoors: sudo chmod -R o+rwx /usr/share/vuze/  <-- please read the manpage of tools before asking basic unix permission questions in the future
[22:49] <fccf> jeffrey1790: that would be the place to change settings
[22:49] <Simetrical> . . . Also, the version of vim in 8.10 has syntax highlighting for git commit messages, which is nice.
[22:49] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: if everything else is ok and it's just a kernel bug, why not try a custom kernel?  Much less risk.  you can fall back to your current kernel if you screw it up.
[22:49] <jeffrey1790> i know.... what would i type in to decrease the video quality?
[22:50] <Simetrical> PhotoJim, I did, repeatedly.  Didn't get any of them to work.
[22:50] <fryguy> Simetrical: that's not a vim thing, that's a vim plugin/addon thing, easy enough to go to vimscripts and just grab it
[22:50] <jeffrey1790> fccf ^^^^^
[22:50] <Simetrical> I was kidding about the vim thing, I don't really care about that much.
[22:50] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: that begs a question:  why do you think an OS upgrade will fix it then?
[22:50] <PWilder> I cann't get the software needed for DVD playback.
[22:50] <PWilder> Think I need a new respository but don't know how to get it.
[22:50] <fryguy> PWilder: medibuntu
[22:50] <fccf> jeffrey1790: not sure can you pastebin your xorg.conf
[22:50] <ikonia> !dvd > PWilder
[22:50] <Simetrical> PhotoJim, because I assume I did something wrong in getting the kernel to work, and that using packaged stuff is more likely to work.
[22:51] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: well, possibly true.  but it's not that hard to wiggle toward getting a custom kernel to work.  I'm purely a hobbyist, no IT guy at all and I was able to do it.  I'm not trying to talk you out of it, just thinking of what solution is going to have the lowest risk for you.
[22:52] <Accidus> I'm having problems with my sound. I'm using Gnome under Jaunty. The sound will only work if I set the sound preferences on HDA (OSS). The other options (autodetect, or the "plain" ALSA, OSS or pulseaudio options) do not work, only produce a static sound in the speakers. I followed instructions in: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1130384 and the troubleshooting links in it, but nothing helps. I have a ICH9, if it
[22:52] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> http://pastebin.com/m3dcfe561
[22:52] <Accidus> helps with anything.
[22:52] <Simetrical> One problem here is that I only have SSH access, and the on-site guy a) has to drive a good distance to get to the data center and isn't always able to get there when I want him there, and b) doesn't really know Linux at all.
[22:52] <Tux007> Cheers @ll
[22:52] <Simetrical> So it's a pain for me to boot to other kernels in a safe way, since he has to be there.
[22:52] <CokeNCode> anyone familiar with scrounge-ntfs?
[22:52] <Simetrical> Otherwise I'd have experimented with that more.
[22:52] <inbtwnrthedoors> fryguy: alright that looks like it worked, thanks, I had found some comand online but I guess it wasnt the right one
[22:53] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: that's a negative.  but honestly, that's a negative doing an OS upgrade too.
[22:53] <Simetrical> Yes, but not if that works without much fiddling, which it might.
[22:53] <Simetrical> I mean, I can't really fiddle with kernels much when he's sitting there waiting and has to leave in less than an hour or whatever.
[22:53] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: any chance you have a spare box you could do a similar install on to try locally, so you could do an upgrade and see if it works without caring if it breaks?
[22:54] <Simetrical> That's a good idea.
[22:54] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: i.e. can you find hardware on which the bug will repeat, and know if it's been fixed?
[22:54] <Simetrical> That, no.
[22:54] <Simetrical> We haven't been able to reproduce.
[22:54] <Simetrical> It only occurs under load.
[22:54] <FloodBot1> Simetrical: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:54] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: still helpful in order to know if the upgrade ought to work though.
[22:54] <Simetrical> Yes, agreed.
[22:54] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: just make sure to install *all* the same packages.
[22:54] <Simetrical> I'll have him take one of the disks out of RAID1.
[22:54] <Simetrical> That way we get everything.
[22:55] <fccf> jeffrey1790: It might run better if you enabled some standard modules... 640x480 should fly
[22:55] <Simetrical> The difficulty of fiddling remains, unless he sends the disk from Denver to New York so I can fiddle with it myself, which seems a little silly.
[22:55] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: there are other ways to do it.  I'd have to ponder it to know if it's better.  but my instinct is to not pull drives yet, except as a backup when yo uactually do your upgrade for real.
[22:55] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: you can use an aptitude or apt command to list installed packages easily enough.
[22:55] <Simetrical> Well, we've done it before to test the RAID and know that it works fine.
[22:56] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: honestly, useful in order to help you know how to rebuild it fast in the event of catastrophe anyway.
[22:56] <Simetrical> Then how do I find out if the actual site works?  With all the configuration changes and web apps and whatever?
[22:56] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> standard modules?
[22:57] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: just install everything on your dummy machine, scp your config files over, change the little that needs to be changed, and do some testing.
[22:57] <Tux007> short question: is there an easy command, that shows that i have the 32Bit or 64Bit installed??
[22:57] <ikonia> Tux007: uname -a
[22:57] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: you will still have to do it for real to know for sure.  but this will help you establish if a dist-upgrade will work properly.
[22:57] <Simetrical> Yes.
[22:57] <Simetrical> Hmm.
[22:57] <m5d-sp3> hello
[22:57] <fccf> jeffrey1790: look at lines 31-43... these are the modules ... the ones with # are disabled
[22:57]  * Tux007 is freshman ;)
[22:58] <m5d-sp3> ayone got problems with slow video playback /choppy  at nvidia 9**** serrie?
[22:58] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: You'll have to insert your willingness to incur risk into the question.  the less risk you can afford to take, the more worthwhile this is.  for a home server, you could probably live with the downtime.  if you make money off this site, you probably want to be careful.
[22:58] <Simetrical> Not a commercial site.  Some downtime isn't a huge deal.
[22:59] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> just uncommented all those... no changew
[22:59] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: so, would you rather spend this time for sure... or the time needed to fix it (but with only a % chance)...
[22:59] <jeffrey1790> change*
[22:59] <Simetrical> Well, it's not for sure in any event, since it might be some weird hardware interaction that's not even fixed in mainline.
[23:00] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: yes.  it could also be an actual hardware problem.  (speculation here of course)
[23:00] <m5d-sp3> so any one got video problems now my htpc cannot play damned video
[23:00] <fccf> jeffrey1790: you may not need all of them ... I backup xorg.conf before restarting x server ... restart x to committ changes
[23:00] <Simetrical> Perhaps possible.
[23:00] <Simetrical> It's different cores every time, on different CPUs, though (this is a 16-core box).
[23:00] <dc2000> hi all, might anyone have experience getting a touchscreen working on a lifebook b6210 ?? ive tried all the guides/evtouch howto's with no luck
[23:01] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> ive tried many combinations for the past week
[23:01] <Simetrical> Also, the kernel on those CPUs doesn't die entirely, it just goes into soft lockup.
[23:01] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: under load though... could be an I/O issue.  or RAM.  are those possible here?
[23:01] <Simetrical> Well, the symptoms strongly suggest an actual kernel bug.
[23:01] <Tux007> Not?
[23:02] <Simetrical> The kernel log says that some CPUs have gone into soft lockup and aren't running the scheduler.  They show 100% system time, and stack traces provided seem to indicate they're waiting on a lock of some kind.
[23:02] <Wikkedfin> How do i remove cpan
[23:02] <Simetrical> I'd guess it's a race condition of some sort.  Of course, some problem that's really in the hardware is possible.
[23:02] <fccf> jeffrey1790: generally , bitmap, direct rendering (dri) and glx are used ... you may also need Glcore, if it is part of the nvidia kernel which IDK
[23:02] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: OK.  Well, my strong instinct is to work on the custom kernel.  I think a kernel customized to your hardware is far moe likely to work than a generic kernel, particularly if it's an obscure problem.  but I'm just a hobbyist.  :)  #ubuntu-server people might be good to talk to for some other opinions.
[23:03] <iceroot> better to upgrade 8.04 - 8.10 - 9.04 or 8.04 - 9.04?
[23:03] <m5d-sp3> hallo ?
[23:03] <Simetrical> iceroot, 8.04-9.04 isn't a supported upgrade path.
[23:03] <guhcampos> Hello guys, I have an ubuntu laptop (actually my girlfriend does) that just upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 and now wont boot anymore. Init drops to a shell from #initramfs after complaining "cannot setup loopback device, file not found". Can anybody give me a hand here?
[23:03] <PhotoJim> iceroot: they are the same actually.  the latter will force the former.
[23:03] <m5d-sp3> ayone know how to resolve video hang up slowing down choppy ?
[23:03] <fccf> iceroot: the former
[23:04] <iceroot> Simetrical: PhotoJim: fccf: thx
[23:04] <Dr_Willis> m5d-sp3:  video as in 'flash' videos? or video as in 3d game videos... :) tell the channel sspecifics.
[23:04] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> Hmmmmm
[23:05] <m5d-sp3> Dr_Willis,  no is every video in every player
[23:05] <jeffrey1790> not sure what the problem is
[23:05] <m5d-sp3> Dr_Willis,  in ubuntu intrepid was no problems at all
[23:05] <supercom32> Using XDMCP, is there a way to keep apps runniing after you logout? Like Windows Remote desktop does?
[23:05] <iMatter> Erm..anyone here good with 7zip?
[23:05] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> only part that lags are the images moving up the screen.  perhaps a cpu mathematical error?
[23:05] <Wikkedfin> Can Someone point in the direction of redoing CPAN?
[23:05] <fccf> jeffrey1790: are you restarting x server .. it reads the file every time x starts
[23:05] <iMatter> im looking for the best file compression options, like smallest files izes after compressed
[23:05] <Dr_Willis> supercom32:  depends on the ap. You can use 'nohup' or 'screen' for terminal apps.. otherwise. youmay want to check into 'vnc'
[23:05] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> yeah. sshed to it
[23:05] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: no, using VNC is akin to Windows Remote Desktop.  that's probably what you want to use.
[23:06] <jeffrey1790> killall Xorg
[23:06] <PhotoJim> Simetrical: oh, sorry, not your question :)
[23:06] <supercom32> Dr_Willis: But VNC lets anyone at the local desktop to view what you are doing right? Is there a secure way to do this?
[23:06] <PhotoJim> supercom32: no, using VNC is akin to Windows Remote Desktop.  that's probably what you want to use.
[23:06] <fccf> jeffrey1790: does the gamehead flash off and back on
[23:06] <click> Afternoon - I'm poking around with trying to get paravirtualization (with kvm/qemu) working on Ubuntu 9.04 on an amd64 arch, installed from a standard live cd, however it does not seem to allow it. I've added the users to the libvirtd group as to allow them to manage virtualized machines, but there's no ability to select paravirtualized when using virt-manager - any ideas what this may be due to?
[23:07] <supercom32> PhotoJim: But if I am connected other users can see what is happening on the local monitor. Remote desktop shows "This termiinal is locked" or something to that effect.
[23:07] <kabdotinfo> Disconnect the monitor?
[23:07] <fryguy> supercom32: look into X11 forwarding, xdmcp, and xpra
[23:07] <fabbi> moin
[23:07] <fryguy> click: http://www.howtoforge.com/virtualization-with-kvm-on-ubuntu-9.04
[23:08] <supercom32> Fryguy: But when you log out of your XDMCP session all apps terminate? So if I kick off a video encode it will die.?
[23:08] <iMatter> nvm..
[23:08] <fccf> fabbi: italiano?
[23:08] <fryguy> supercom32: depends on how you run it
[23:08] <fryguy> supercom32: if you care about persistent X11 clients, use xpra
[23:08] <click> fryguy: already gone through it, it was one of the first things i looked at, but it still doesn't do PV for some odd reason
[23:08] <supercom32> fryguy: How do you launch a GUI app and not have it terminate?
[23:08] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> gamehead?
[23:08] <fryguy> supercom32: use xpra
[23:09] <fccf> jeffrey1790: the games screen
[23:09] <fryguy> supercom32: or just run a cli-based app
[23:09] <PhotoJim> supercom32: correct.  might be ways around it but I don't know what they are.  if you need to run apps there and the owner of that machine (or user, if you're the owner) understand what might happen, just talk to that person and explain not to disrupt those apps.  or run a virtual machine on that machine, and VNC into it.
[23:09] <Dr_Willis> supercom32:  no - vnc is more flexiable then the LIMITED 'vnc' you see on a windows machine.
[23:10] <click> fryguy: essentially, it does not accept PV, just standard fully virtualized systems - hence the question here
[23:10] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> yeah.... it i usually just ctrl + c th start script and killall Xorg. then X restarts....
[23:10] <Dr_Willis> supercom32:  you could have a dozen+ 'hidden' vnc sessions going.
[23:10] <fabbi> habn asus 1000h und benutze den standard bildbetrachter um bilder anzuschaun...aber das umschalten von einem zum nächsten bild dauert immer so 2 bis 3 sekunden. geht das irgendwie schneller?
[23:10] <Dr_Willis> supercom32:  ssh in, run 'vnc4server'  connect via any client...  close the client.. the vnc server and apps are still running.
[23:10] <PhotoJim> !de | fabbi
[23:11] <fryguy> or run xpra, because it's going to be faster
[23:12] <fccf> jeffrey1790: I am going to refer you to #nvidia - you may have better luck @ getting it running smoothly - thats their cup of tea
[23:13] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> freenode?
[23:13] <wurst> hi, does ubuntu 9.04 create a custom initrd or something like that which is hardware specific during the standard graphical installation? Just copying the whole system to another computer does not work anymore (8.04 worked)
[23:13] <julios> hola
[23:13] <julios> alguien q hable español?
[23:13] <fccf> jeffrey1790:  yes type /join #nvidia
[23:13] <ActionParsnip> !es
[23:13] <jeffrey1790> yeye
[23:13] <Lokian> !es | julios
[23:13] <kitche> wurst: well you have to do some editing for /etc/fstab among some other things
[23:14] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> Thanks
[23:14] <Lokian> anyone ever experience the 9.04 boot up where it freezes and only begins to move after key presses?
[23:14] <wurst> kitche: booting up works, but some modules don't load and also gdm fails/crashes
[23:14] <fccf> jeffrey1790: np good luck
[23:14] <jandruss> Hello everyone, I have accidentally deleted all the libraries ending in *.so.4 in /usr/lib/.  Now my gnome session doesn't start at all, prompting several errors. Can anyone throw me some light on how to resolve this? Thank you.
[23:14] <fryguy> Lokian: intel video card?
[23:15] <Lokian> nvidia
[23:15] <Lokian> fryguy, i've installed the restricted drivers
[23:15] <fryguy> jandruss: reinstall is going to be the fastest
[23:15] <fryguy> jandruss: and stop typing sudo in front of random commands :)
[23:15] <Acido> lol
[23:16] <click> !no
[23:16] <MIrrorIMage> Hi all, I am using KDE and accidentally closed my desktop widget. Any idea how I can restore it? (It is not listed in the 'add widget' menu). Thx!
[23:16] <Lokian> fryguy, i'm running the recovery mode and it freezes on the pre-mount scripts and doesn't move until i make a key press
[23:16] <wurst> MIrrorIMage: which widget do you mean?
[23:17] <fccf> MIrrorIMage: you might want to ask your question in #kubuntu this is the ubuntu support channel
[23:17] <MIrrorIMage> the desktop itself
[23:17] <jandruss> fryguy: and there is not any way of restoring the gnome libraries without reinstalling all the system from scratch?
[23:17] <MIrrorIMage> fccf: will do
[23:17] <kitche> MIrrorIMage: ask in #kubuntu but you want the plasmoid not the Widget
[23:17] <fryguy> jandruss: there probably is, but getting it done correctly is going to take longer than just reinstalling and restoring backups
[23:18] <fryguy> jandruss: you can try force-installing ubuntu-desktop package or something, but it's probably not going to work
[23:18] <MIrrorIMage> kitche: the plasmoid? (I would have loved to ask on #kubuntu, but I am the only participant there)
[23:19] <jandruss> fryguy: ok, cheers. I'll give it a try.
[23:19] <MIrrorIMage> kitche: never mind, typo
[23:19] <ActionParsnip> jandruss: sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-desktop
[23:19] <robert__> whats the name of the kernel made for mini laptops? i forgot it starts with an a
[23:20] <xand_> hi folks, can anyone please point me a dvd burning application which i can open a *.iso, not burn it to a disc yet, add things to the project, and only then burn it ?
[23:20] <ActionParsnip> robert__: apt-cache search kernel | less
[23:20] <Ro-> Hello
[23:21] <fccf> Ro-: Hi How may we assist you today?
[23:21] <Ro-> I see some banner what was saying that new ubuntu version will be released in upcoming 3 days :) is it true?
[23:21] <Dr_Willis> xand_:  i think theres 2 in the repos at least. try synaptics search function. 'kiso' used tobe one
[23:21] <Dr_Willis> !info kiso
[23:21] <robert__> ActionParsnip, its not that, i forgot the name but the info is at a .org. the first 2 letters are ar i think?
[23:22] <xand_> Dr_
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> apt-cache search kernel | grep ".org" then ;)
[23:22] <xand_> ops
[23:22] <Siesta> Hi, how slow is the live disc versus running ubuntu itself?
[23:22] <fccf> Ro-: that banner is probably from April... ububntu releases are in April and October
[23:22] <robert__> Siesta, the live cd is a craaaaaaawl
[23:22] <xand_> Dr_Willis: thank you, going to give kiso a try
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> Siesta: CD drives access significantly faster than internal hard drives
[23:22] <Ro-> ok
[23:22] <quantumkenny> Hello, in ubuntu 9.04 how do I determine which /dev my logtech quickcam 9000 usb microphone is using?
[23:23] <quantumkenny> i tried /dsp and /dsp0 /dsp1 etc
[23:23] <quantumkenny> vlc wont' stream
[23:23] <quantumkenny> works great otherwise
[23:23] <pharao> good evenig
[23:23] <Siesta> ok thanks guys, I made a live DVD and I don't think I want to install ubuntu, I just want it as a backup. I like windows, and It is my main operating system
[23:23] <toyo|desk> hello, is there a channel for ps3 ubuntu?
[23:23]  * Wikkedfin HUGS everyone
[23:23]  * Wikkedfin lmfao
[23:23] <pharao> my asl< 22 male germany
[23:24] <Wikkedfin> thx for the help ppl
[23:24] <jandruss> ActionParsnip: It didn't work, It just said... Configuring ubuntu-desktop.... but no new files were copied or reconfigures.... any other idea? thanks
[23:24] <filosofixit> I get a black screen after login, but the mouse shows. Its a Acer Travelmate 420  with a Ati Radeon Mobility M7 7500 chip on it... LiveCD works fine... Is there somebody who can help me?
[23:24] <Wikkedfin> pharao not a pickup chan?
[23:24] <pharao> pick up?
[23:24] <toyo|desk> I cant seem to get my ps3 to actually boot the cd after I type live into kboot
[23:24] <cowgarden> if anyone does not party because of the pirats party in europe: could he tell me a calculator with a journal (like a sales slip)?
[23:24] <filosofixit> And its after a fresh install
[23:24] <Ro-> My next quiestion i have problen of running wolfenstein enemy territory on 9.04 i have installed drivers etc. I find on some forums that this problem is only in 9.04
[23:25] <Ro-> Will be it fixed in 9.10?
[23:25] <pharao> ro did u instal wine
[23:25] <toyo|desk> et is native
[23:25] <toyo|desk> lol
[23:25] <Ro-> i installed native
[23:25] <Ro-> yes
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> Ro-: did you install wine from the wine repo
[23:25] <cowgarden> did anyone spread the news at all? the (swedish) pirats have seat in the european parliament"
[23:25] <cowgarden> !
[23:25] <jimbobuk> hey folks. How long should mkfs.ext3 take to say format 1TB
[23:25] <toyo|desk> you dont need wine for ET
[23:26] <Ro-> ET is for linux
[23:26] <Flannel> cowgarden: Please take offtopic chatter elsewhere (#ubuntu-offtopic perhaps), thanks
[23:26] <cowgarden> Flannel, yea, ok...
[23:26] <cheeseman> hello
[23:26] <toyo|desk> anyway ro- what issue is ET having
[23:26] <MK13> does anybody here know how to get an easycap working on ubuntu?
[23:26] <cole_c> does anyone know the command in a terminal that will give me a listing of all my connected devices, i.e tty, tty3...etc
[23:26] <cowgarden> can someone tell me a calculator with a sales slip like journal?
[23:26] <Ro-> graphic problem
[23:26] <Ro-> game not start
[23:26] <Ro-> i have ati card
[23:27] <athelon> hi
[23:27] <pharao> question> witch version is better for u guys SuSe ,Mint or ubuntu
[23:27] <toyo|desk> hmm do you have opengl and openal installed
[23:27] <toyo|desk> I would assume so
[23:27] <cheeseman> ubuntu
[23:27] <ActionParsnip> Ro-: then log a bug or add to a current bug
[23:27] <pharao> y
[23:27] <pharao> ?
[23:27] <Ro-> i am on windows now
[23:27] <toyo|desk> oh
[23:27] <dthacker> cole_c: who -a
[23:27] <toyo|desk> heh
[23:27] <pharao> windows oh fuck i hate like hell
[23:28] <Ro-> :D
[23:28] <MK13> pharao: don't ask a distro question in an ubuntu channel :D
[23:28] <Flannel> pharao: Please watch your language, thanks.
[23:28] <Ro-> ubuntu looks good, but today it doesnt start some graphic problem too
[23:28] <fccf> !ohmy | pharao
[23:28] <toyo|desk> anyway, I cant seem to get ubuntu to get past kboot
[23:28] <thomy> hey * ... does anyone know how much percent the pirates got in germany?
[23:28] <pharao> ok sry didnt know
[23:28] <SvB> Networking: Have a wireless network, but would like to link my computer to my xbox with the ethernet. How do you share ethernet to a local device like another PC or Xbox?
[23:28] <Ro-> i will install hardy heron
[23:29] <Flannel> thomy: Please take it elsewhere.  This is a support channel.
[23:29] <dthacker> thomy: please take offtopic discussions to another channel, thanks.
[23:29] <Ro-> what is biggest diference between hardy heron and 9.04?
[23:29] <cole_c> dthacker: kool but i want to see information on the device connected to such as tty.. tt3...etc
[23:29] <fryguy> cole_c: w
[23:29] <MK13> what software can i use to convert a clip of an mpeg movie into a gif animation?
[23:29] <fryguy> MK13: mplayer
[23:30] <th0r> SvB: create a private network. Assign a private IP to the ethernet on both machines, and create a route for the private network
[23:30] <dthacker> cole_c: you want to know what remote device is connected via tty3?
[23:30] <pharao> asking myself is matrix done with linux ? LOL
[23:30] <fccf> toyo|desk: not sure what you are trying to do - have you tried yellowdog .. or #yellowdog
[23:30] <vigo> For off topic conversation please /join #ubuntu-offtopic or whatever
[23:30] <dtchen> cole_c: sudo fuser -v /dev/tty*
[23:30] <SvB> sounds complicated th0r
[23:30] <SvB> but thanks
[23:30] <cheeseman> no it is not the machines are made in earth;
[23:30] <vsingh165> hello all
[23:30] <Ro-> What is command to install defauilt graphic drivers?
[23:30] <Ro-> thx
[23:30] <pharao> WHATS yellowdog ??
[23:30] <toyo|desk> fccf, I am trying to get the ppc+ps3 ubuntu live cd to boot on my ps3
[23:30] <fryguy> Ro-: there is no 'default
[23:30] <vsingh165> i have a laptop with a broadcom BCM4318 card using the b43 firmware
[23:31] <vsingh165> and 90% of the time it can't associate
[23:31] <Flannel> pharao: It's a linux distro.  Again, please take topics that aren't Ubuntu Support related elsewhere, thanks.
[23:31] <vsingh165> it keeps timing out after 45 s according to the logs
[23:31] <Ro-> i installed for ati radeon but today when i try start ubuntu it was loading but screen is bad :(
[23:31] <MK13> toyo|desk : try #ubuntu-ppc channel
[23:31] <toyo|desk> Ro-, you need the fglrx drivers
[23:31] <toyo|desk> MK13, thanks will do
[23:32] <Ro-> i installed them
[23:32] <pharao> any way guys i will cu a other time gn8
[23:32] <JohnnyRogers> can someone help me get flash working in a guest session? is this possible?
[23:32] <fryguy> !work | JohnnyRogers
[23:32] <vigo> Ro-: The fglrx one works for me.
[23:32] <snooflecake> Whenever I boot Ubuntu normally after a little while it shows a completely yellow screen, or sometimes a red and white "Where's Waldo?" looking full screen display, and it freezes.  I can boot recovery mode and xfix will say "Replacing what seems to be custom config file... back up saved to /something something something.  Then boot Ubuntu normally and it works.  Is this a bad driver or what?  It never happened before.
[23:32] <Ro-> i have ati radeon 9200 you?
[23:32] <fryguy> snooflecake: /something something something is pretty important
[23:33] <vigo> ati-radeon (something) that the fglrx supported
[23:33] <cole_c> dthacker: yup, i want to see a list all devices not limited to just tty, the whole /dev/
[23:33] <snooflecake> fryguy:  it shows it for a split second, it says something about xconfig i think, let me look
[23:33] <cheeseman> if the sound does not work in ubuntu then use a different sound card and disable the build in sound thats what i did
 Whenever I boot Ubuntu normally after a little while it shows a completely yellow screen, or sometimes a red and white "Where's Waldo?" looking full screen display, and it freezes.  I can boot recovery mode and xfix will say "Replacing what seems to be custom config file... back up saved to /something something something.  Then boot Ubuntu normally and it works.  Is this a bad driver or what?  It never happened before.
[23:34] <Ro-> ITS MY PROBLEM
[23:34] <Ro-> Too
[23:34] <FloodBot1> Ro-: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:34] <dthacker> cole_c: I don't have that recipe. did you see dtchen's reply?
[23:34] <snooflecake> Ro: what graphics card do you have?
[23:35] <Ro-> Ati Radeon 9200 Se
[23:35] <Ro->  I can boot recovery mode and xfix will say// xfix its in recovery menu?
[23:35] <snooflecake> Ro-: Hm, I have a gforce 8800 gt
[23:35] <Ro-> i am ubuntu noob :o
[23:35] <Ro-> where i can run xfix
[23:35] <jimbobuk> could anyone enlighten me as to whether something is majorly up with my raid array. I'm trying to format it and its taking 5 seconds to do 2-4 inode tables.. it has to finish 44703 to finish. It's going to take ages. Surely this is too slow for mkfs
[23:35] <snooflecake> Ro-: in the recovery mode menu it's the last option I believe.
[23:36] <Ro-> ok thx
[23:36] <wurst> ok problem solved, we accidentally loaded the wrong kernel
[23:36] <Ro-> i go try It
[23:36] <vigo> Ro_: At boot
[23:36] <MK13> any software besides mplayer that can convert mpeg to gif animations?
[23:36] <Ro-> yess
[23:36] <Ro-> thx
[23:36] <Ro-> guys
[23:36] <Ro-> Long life for Ubuntu!
[23:36] <snooflecake> Ro-: at boot in grub go to recovery mode, pick last option then once it's done go to "boot ubuntu normally"
[23:36] <Ro-> yes ok
[23:36] <snooflecake> k
[23:36] <Ro-> Thabks you
[23:36] <fccf> MK13: wont the gimp plugins do that
[23:37] <cole_c> dthacker: yeah i saw dtchen's reply but it wont give me any info of what device is connected to /dev/
[23:37] <frojnd> Hello there. Does nautilus supoort ssh and how can I connect to another server with it?
[23:37] <frojnd> What do I have to write in?
[23:37] <frojnd> like konqueror fish://
[23:37] <cole_c> thanx dtchen
[23:37] <jimbobuk> crikey, turning on the write cache on my RAID card has made it behave more like it
[23:37] <calaveraDeluxe> hi, i just updated to 9.04, and now when i logon it plays the logon sound and then instantly logs me out again? (this is on mac osX in a parallels vm) does anyone have an idea how to fix this?
[23:38] <JohnnyRogers> I would like a guest session to be able to watch flash videos in firefox. I'm running 64 bit 9.04, and right now it's not installed even though I can watch them fine in my main account
[23:38] <fccf> frojnd: uh.. ssh://user@server ???
[23:38] <bjjblue> for those of you who remember my previous issue:  problem solved!  thanks for all the help!
[23:38] <SolarisGuy> hey
[23:38] <frojnd> fccf: thanx
[23:38] <SolarisGuy> I need help for pixel view tv tuner, I am a advance user , Can any one help me in Private
[23:38] <fccf> bjjblue: awesome
[23:39] <bjjblue> fccf:  yeah =)  dead video card, but that's okay.  I'll take it over a dead Mobo any day
[23:39] <bjjblue> looks like fryguy was right too... hardware issue
[23:39] <bjjblue> anyway.  offtopic ends now...
[23:39] <fccf> bjjblue: better than a dead videocard on a mobo
[23:39] <Supertanker_> Hi; how do I set the clock to use local time instead of UTC?
[23:40] <Supertanker_> I share operating systems but didn't remember to set it when I installed.
[23:40] <Supertanker_> (9.04)
[23:40] <vsingh165> Supertanker_: date and time prefs
[23:41] <Supertanker_> vsingh165: I can't seem to find precisely where it is.
[23:41] <snooflecake1> Is there a command to view the hardware in your system?
[23:41] <Supertanker_> I remember last time I had to do something with dpkg-reconfigure and tzdata, but i don't seem to have that option when I try it
[23:41] <Flannel> Supertanker_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuTime?action=show&redirect=ChangeTimezoneHowto#Multiple%20Boot%20Systems%20Time%20Conflicts
[23:41] <neuro_sys> How can I set resolv.conf permanently, while still using dhcp.
[23:41] <frojnd> Hm... I connect with ssh://user@ip:port but I'm not allowed to write in...
[23:41] <vigo> Supertanker: Right clik the time, top , Preferences
[23:41] <frojnd> hoewever if I ssh with hash I am..
[23:41] <frojnd> what's going on?
[23:42] <gartral> if i try and run *ANY* flash in firefox, it hangs and i have to forcequit
[23:42] <cole_c> dthacker: im wanting to know what my wifi usb adapter is on in /dev/ i.e my mobile phone connects to /dev/ttyACM1, so how do i find that info for my wifi adapter
[23:42] <vsingh165> Supertanker_: ah crap ur right its not in the gnome time prefs
[23:42] <Supertanker_> Flannel: thanks
[23:43] <Supertanker_> I think that'll fix it.
[23:43] <Supertanker_> I changed /etc/default/rcS's "UTC" value; I'll reboot and see what it does.
[23:43] <Supertanker_> And then install NTP. :P
[23:43] <Supertanker_> Cheers.
[23:44] <Jeruvy> cole_c: try lsusb
[23:44] <vsingh165> looks like its my turn...anyone else here use b43 firmware for their wireless
[23:44] <vsingh165> b/c like i said mine associates like 10% of the time
[23:44] <elli222> is it possible to inject UPS information into ACPI?
[23:44] <vsingh165> other times it gets a signal but doesn't associate
[23:45] <cheeseman> how do you run coco programs on ubontu
[23:45] <JohnnyRogers> is it possible for a guest session to use flash in firefox?
[23:45] <cole_c> jervy: i looked at that but i couldnt see the wifi apater info on /dev/
[23:46] <evanrmurphy> vsingh165: I may be dealing with a similar issue.
[23:47] <calaveraDeluxe> hi, i just updated to 9.04, and now when i logon it plays the logon sound and then instantly logs me out again? (this is on mac osX in a parallels vm) does anyone have an idea how to fix this?
[23:47] <vsingh165> evanrmurphy: what wireless card u got?  mines a 4318
[23:47] <cabrey> cheeseman, if you are asking about OS X apps, it is not possible, Cocoa is a proprietary framework
[23:47] <cheeseman> what software do you use to burn dvd movies from movie files in ubontu?
[23:47] <cabrey> cheeseman, try DeVeDe
[23:48] <evanrmurphy> vsingh165: 4312. A couple days ago I stopped being able to connect to wireless, and I know the problem is not with the network.
[23:48] <vsingh165> evanrmurphy: yup same here
[23:48] <vsingh165> my other computer running arch linux/win 7 rc connects just fine
[23:49] <cheeseman> DeVeDe says error: dependency is not satisfiable: libgtk2.0-0 how do i fix it?
[23:50] <evanrmurphy> vsingh165: Interesting. Which computer do you have? I'm running a Dell Inspiron 1520 laptop.
[23:50] <vsingh165> plus on this laptop with the 4318, my wireless speed gets slow after like 5 minutes
[23:50] <vsingh165> after connecting that is
[23:50] <vsingh165> my dl speed right now is like 50 kBps
[23:50] <vsingh165> evanrmurphy: hp zv6000
[23:51] <vsingh165> evanrmurphy: which ubuntu version r u running?  this hp's on latest jaunty
[23:51] <vock> just wondering if someone knew a site where you could get the ubuntu CD as a torrent?
[23:52] <th0r> vock: you can get the torrent off the ubuntu.com download page if I remember correctly
[23:52] <evanrmurphy> vsingh165: When I run "sudo lshw -C network", it returns a line with "*-network DISABLED". Do you have that as well? I'm running the latest Jaunty, too.
[23:52] <JohnnyRogers> vock: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors
[23:52] <vock> perfect, saw it, thanks
[23:53] <vsingh165> evanrmurphy: on mine it lists the ethernet as disabled
[23:53] <vsingh165> which is correct
[23:55] <vsingh165> evanrmurphy: im looking back into my old daemon.log files
[23:56] <vsingh165> evanrmurphy: i kept getting this line: "deactivating device (reason 0)"
[23:56] <vsingh165> of course now it's connected
[23:56] <vsingh165> after a reboot
[23:57] <evanrmurphy> vsingh165: Community documentation led me to a page (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/DellInspiron1521) about my model--or a very similar one--and it reports issues with wireless. I'm searching the HP testing page for your model now.
[23:57] <MK13> does any one know how to get an easycap usb video capture card to work on ubuntu?
[23:57] <vsingh165> evanrmurphy: ty
[23:57] <jreyes33> Hello all, I need help with my boot up. It stops at about 10% and shows message: Loading manual drivers
[23:58] <vsingh165> jreyes33: does it completely stop or does it just take awhile
[23:58] <jreyes33> vsingh165: it stops there, I've never reached the login prompt
[23:59] <jreyes33> also, already tried with noapic and nolapic and acpi=off
[23:59] <SSH_open_access> hi
[23:59] <evanrmurphy> vsingh165: Wait, did you get your wireless to connect now? You said, "of course now it's connected after a reboot"...
[23:59] <pc> hi
[23:59] <Rabenos> r
[23:59] <SSH_open_access> my security best
[23:59] <vsingh165> evanrmurphy:  yeah a reboot is what fixes it sometimes
[23:59] <vsingh165> evanrmurphy: but i want to get to the bottom of this
[23:59] <SSH_open_access> anymore can test my ssh sever?