[00:00] <SSH_open_access> my ssh user is admin and pass is admin
[00:00] <vsingh165> jreyes33: have u tried any boot options?
[00:00] <vsingh165> SSH_open_access: that's not very safe lol
[00:00] <NativeAngels> is there anyway of generating a popup when a cronjobs
[00:01] <NativeAngels> being executed
[00:01] <jreyes33> vsingh165: I've tried noapic and nolapic, it took the boot progress bar to aprox. 70%, then again the same thing
[00:01] <SSH_open_access> vsingh165, my server is powerfull
[00:01] <ibuclaw> SSH_open_access, I hope that account is locked down tight ....
[00:02] <SSH_open_access> my ssh user is admin and pass is admin  my ip in ssh is 189.65.105.227
[00:02] <vsingh165> jreyes33: sometimes acpi causes weird stuff like that
[00:02] <vsingh165> jreyes33: i would try acpi=off
[00:02] <evanrmurphy> vsingh165: The HP testing page is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam/HewlettPackard, but I don't see your model. Maybe there's a similar Pavilion ZV worth looking at...
[00:02] <jreyes33> vsingh165: acpi=off alone or combined with noapic
[00:03] <mantelope> Can anyone help me with this problem? http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=73564
[00:03] <SSH_open_access> anybody can test my server is ssh  ?
[00:03] <vsingh165> SSH_open_access: not working
[00:03] <SSH_open_access> my server ssh is 189.65.105.227 user admin
[00:03] <vsingh165> SSH_open_access: i did get the dsa key but not the pwd
[00:03] <SSH_open_access> pass admin
[00:04] <vsingh165> SSH_open_access: lemme try again
[00:04] <SSH_open_access> vsingh165, the passowrd is admin
[00:04] <SSH_open_access> viadinho
[00:05] <SSH_open_access> my server ssh is 189.65.105.227 user admin
[00:05] <SSH_open_access> RodolfoCoelho, é viado
[00:05] <mantelope> SSH_open_admin..... your ssh does work
[00:05] <Dr_Willis> SSH_open_access:   thats not really ubuntu support related.....
[00:05] <RodolfoCoelho> SSH_open_access, oi
[00:05] <cabrey> SSH_open_access, I wouldn't open up an ssh server and give the password out...
[00:05] <SSH_open_access> ahahhahahaha
[00:05] <mantelope> But I dont think I would just give out your password like that!!!!
[00:05] <SSH_open_access> ison
[00:05] <RodolfoCoelho> SSH_open_access, tudo bem?
[00:05] <vsingh165> SSH_open_access: yes it works
[00:06] <SSH_open_access> ssh 189.65.105.227
[00:06] <SSH_open_access> The authenticity of host '189.65.105.227 (189.65.105.227)' can't be established
[00:06] <Suhail> what's the module for mod_rewrite on apache?
[00:06] <mantelope> I was able to ssh into it
[00:06] <SSH_open_access> oi RodolfoCoelho tudo bem, quer testar meu server
[00:06] <vsingh165> SSH_open_access: you have to precede it with username@
[00:06] <vsingh165> the ip that is
[00:06] <RodolfoCoelho> SSH_open_access, pq me chamou de viado?
[00:06] <golempje> Mac OS X 5.12.12 iSSH (Darwin) :)
[00:07] <vsingh165> yay i have a mac :)
[00:07] <SSH_open_access> RodolfoCoelho, pq pensei que fosse ue
[00:07] <RodolfoCoelho> SSH_open_access, um brazuca
[00:07] <SSH_open_access> my server is powerfull it security
[00:07] <jreyes331> vsingh165: no success with acpi=off
[00:08] <fbc-mx> How can I allow my programs to use my samba shares? I can mount them through nautilus perfectly but as soon as I open  dialog box, it can't see them.
[00:08] <cabrey> !br
[00:08] <vsingh165> jreyes331: what kind of system is this?  im not sure u told me
[00:08] <RodolfoCoelho> SSH_open_access, tudo bom? tecla de onde?
[00:08] <Jeruvy> fbc-mx: its a known bug, only solution I know is to move them to a local folder.
[00:08] <Dr_Willis> fbc-mx:  nautilus dosent really 'mount' them - it 'browses' them. I mount my samba shares  via fstab or commandline so all apps can access the shares as if they were local dirs.
[00:08] <cabrey> !br | SSH_open_access RodolfoCoelho
[00:09] <SSH_open_access> eu teclo do aviao que caiu, meu notebookk ta no mar
[00:09] <laclasse> mantelope, relating to your issue with smart card / card reader, are you sure the issue is not an i386 vs x86_64 issue?
[00:09] <SSH_open_access> ubottu, close yoursef
[00:09] <SSH_open_access> ubottu, close yourself
[00:09] <laclasse> mantelope, did you try the same setup on arch i386?
[00:10] <jreyes331> vsingh165: yeah, i did not, It's an old laptop running xubuntu 9.04, Pentium II 256 RAM
[00:10] <rootbark> Where can I go to locate drivers for Ubuntu, my sound isn't working
[00:10] <mantelope> No, I haven't tried it on arch x86
[00:10] <Jeruvy> !alsa | rootbark
[00:10] <SSH_open_access> see my xorg.conf lol
[00:10] <laclasse> mantelope, or maybe try installing firefox 32bit on your arch 64
[00:11] <golempje> :)
[00:11] <golempje> nice geforce :)
[00:11] <golempje> G72 [GeForce 7300 SE]"
[00:11] <dawdle> Running 9.04, with sun-java6-jre package installed, when I browse firefox to www.espanglishchat.com, which has a java chat, all firefox windows freeze up. Any solutions to getting this page working?
[00:11] <dawdle> and sun-java6-plugin
[00:12] <cabrey> dawdle, 64 bit or 32 bit?
[00:12] <laclasse> dawdle, check about:plugins in firefox and make sure only the Sun java plugin is there
[00:12] <dawdle> cabrey, 32
[00:12] <cabrey> ^
[00:13] <tomtommy> on windows I use an app called PopPeeper to check all my emails from multiple email address.. Is there an equivalent on Ubuntu?
[00:13] <fbc-mx> Dr_Willis, Is there anyway to do that from the GUI or do you have to manual edit the fstab?
[00:13] <SSH_open_access> my server ssh is 189.65.105.227 user admin password is admin
[00:13] <erUSUL> !info gnubiff | tomtommy
[00:13] <fccf> tomtommy: evolution will work with multiple accounts
[00:13] <ibuclaw> /whois SSH_open_access
[00:13] <cabrey> SSH_open_access, you can't really keep advertising your ssh server here
[00:13] <tomtommy> fccf, it will login to my 5 different emails and check for email and download?
[00:14] <MK13> tomtommy: evolution email client is standard on ubuntu (similar to outlook express)
[00:14] <liamo1> I am new to ubuntu having worked  on windows for years. I have compiled a library for use on ubuntu. Where is the standard location for libraries on ubuntu?
[00:14] <mdg> jreyes331: What kind of laptop is that?  Just curious
[00:14] <tomtommy> erUSUL, does gnubiff support multiple accounts?
[00:14] <fccf> tomtommy: yes, you have to add all 5 accounts to evolution
[00:14] <ubuntu34> مرحبا محمد
[00:14] <Dr_Willis> dawdle:  that site works here for me. using 64bit, 9.04
[00:14] <erUSUL> tomtommy: yes iirc
[00:14] <ubuntu34> Ù…Ø±Ø­Ø¨Ø§ Ù ?
[00:14] <jreyes332> mdg: it's a compaq armada m300
[00:14] <erUSUL> !sa | ubuntu34
[00:14] <dawdle> laclasse, cabrey, in about:plugins there is only one java heading - Java(TM) plug-in 1.6.0_13-b03, which has 12 or so MIME-types
[00:14] <SSH_open_access> cabrey, ahahahah
[00:14] <ArkoldThos> a good irc client for gnome?
[00:14] <tomtommy> erUSUL, whats iirc?
[00:14] <lstarnes> ArkoldThos: xchat
[00:14] <dawdle> Dr_Willis, thanks for testing it!
[00:14] <erUSUL> ArkoldThos: xchat
[00:14] <mdg> jreyes332: wow!
[00:15] <erUSUL> tomtommy: if i recall correctly
[00:15] <lstarnes> tomtommy: "if I recall/remember correctly"
[00:15] <Dr_Willis> dawdle:  not that i understand spanish. :)
[00:15] <ArkoldThos> that is a good client? i meant something more alike konversation :o
[00:15] <dawdle> Dr_Willis, me either - hence the site!
[00:15] <laclasse> dawdle, go to java.com and click the test installation ... maybe the website you are visiting needs older version of the JVM
[00:15] <tomtommy> fccf, I dont have evolution installed
[00:15] <jreyes332> mdg: still, there's a tutorial out there that points out how to install xubuntu in this machine
[00:15] <ibuclaw> dawdle, the site works for me ... I don't think I have java installed, and I use noscript ;)
[00:15] <cabrey> dawdle, perhaps you can try the IcedTea plugin instead of suns?
[00:15] <ubuntu34> erUSUL the channel #ubuntu-sa is empty
[00:15] <tomtommy> fccf, you 100% sure evolution does it?
[00:16] <dawdle> ibuclaw, noscript blocks javascript, not java
[00:16] <fccf> tomtommy: yes
[00:16] <mdg> jreyes332: Sorry I just got here - you doing an install?
[00:16] <erUSUL> ubuntu34: well then you will have to ask here in english...
[00:16] <scunizi> tomtommy: I have 6 pop accounts and one gmail imap account being pulled by evolution
[00:16] <MK13> tomtommy: i use evolution for gmail, windows live mail, and my university's mail
[00:17] <jreyes332> mdg: in fact, it's already installed, the problem is the boot up: it won't take to the login prompt, instead it stops with a "loading manual drivers" message
[00:17] <laclasse> thunderbird does that too.
[00:17] <mdg> jreyes332: what's it say just before that?
[00:17] <Dr_Willis> dawdle:  noscript was blocking somthing at that site.. i had to allow several things in noscript,  to get it to work
[00:17] <fccf> jreyes332: do ctrl-alt-f2 to get a fresh terminal
[00:18] <Dr_Willis> dawdle:  and click OK on several security key dialogs.
[00:18] <TomTommy> fccf: i installed gnubiff, but how do I now load it?
[00:18] <dawdle> Dr_Willis, ibuclaw, when you direct firefox to about:plugins, what does it state is the java version?
[00:18] <jreyes332> mdg: it gives me some udevd-events..... abnormal exits
[00:18] <datacrusher> hy everyone! how do i export from inkscape so the other can open in corel draw? with the vectors and stuff
[00:18] <erUSUL> TomTommy: is an applet add it to one of your panels
[00:18] <Dr_Willis> dawdle:  and noscript can block java. :)
[00:19] <TomTommy> erUSUL: what?
[00:19] <TomTommy> erUSUL: how?
[00:19] <fccf> tomtommy: I didn;t reccommend gnubiff... uh gnubiff from command line
[00:19] <jreyes332> fccf: already tried that, didn't get me to any terminal
[00:19] <mdg> jreyes332: how long do you let it try loading?
[00:19] <TomTommy> panels?
[00:19] <dawdle> Dr_Willis, I have integrated that information now
[00:19] <Dr_Willis> The IcedTea Java Web Browser Plugin 1.4.1 (6b14-1.4.1-0ubuntu7) executes Java applets.
[00:19] <erUSUL> TomTommy: right click on one of the panels choose add to panel search for gnubiff
[00:19] <TomTommy> fccf: i want it added to menu, how?
[00:20] <fccf> tomtommy learn to use system>perferences>mainmenu
[00:20] <suupCOOL> could I get some help with mounting a partition?
[00:20] <dawdle> Is it safe to have both sun JDK and iced tea / openJDK installed on my system? Am I going to be able to distinguish between them, both in firefox and in command line stuff?
[00:20] <jreyes332> mdg: it got stuck for about two hours in that "Loading manual drivers" this morning. But it takes about 5 minutes to get from the splash screen to the error messages
[00:20] <cabrey> suupCOOL, sure
[00:20] <MK13> TomTommy: the program you just downloaded is an applet like the clock, etc on your panel
[00:20] <mdg> jreyes332: how big a swap file did you make?
[00:21] <jreyes332> mdg: twice the ram, that it 512 MB
[00:21] <ibuclaw> dawdle, I use the same as Dr_Willis
[00:21] <TomTommy> gnubiff sucks dogs balls... not for me
[00:21] <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?
[00:21] <suupCOOL> cabrey, I had one partition was all right before upgrading 9.04. After upgrade, everytime, I click on it, it does not allow me to mount
[00:21] <mdg> how long you had xubuntu on it?
[00:21] <jreyes332> mdg: intalled it yesterday, never got to work
[00:21] <cabrey> suupCOOL, have you tried manually mounting it?
[00:21] <MK13> tomtommy: try evolution
[00:21] <TomTommy> how I install evolution?
[00:22] <ibuclaw> openJDK/Icedtea6 6b14-1.4.1
[00:22] <suupCOOL> cabrey it says unable to mount 10.0 GB media
[00:22] <MK13> tomtommy: is should be installed
[00:22] <mdg> jreyes332: odd that Ctrl + Alt + F2 does not get you to a terminal
[00:22] <suupCOOL> cabrey failed to execute child process "gnome mount"
[00:22] <cabrey> suupCOOL, run ls /dev/sd* in the terminal
[00:22] <MK13> tomtommy: look for the icon next to firefox on the default ubuntu panel
[00:22] <dawdle> ibuclaw, Dr_Willis, I'm installing icedtea now. Thanks for the info.
[00:22] <fccf> TomTommy: look for icon between firefox and help .. looks like envelopt
[00:22] <TomTommy> MK13: its not there
[00:22] <TomTommy> i think I removed it ages ago
[00:23] <jreyes332> mdg: it doesn't give me a prompt, it's just the blinking cursor... are there any instruction I can enter there?
[00:23] <Jeruvy> mdg: try alt+F2
[00:23] <suupCOOL> cabrey output: /dev/sda /dev/sda1 /dev/sda2 ......
[00:23] <mdg> jreyes332: how long was the computer running before you installed?
[00:23] <TomTommy> how I install evolution?  i think I removed it
[00:23] <Linuz2009> What program must you need to view a microsoft created document?
[00:23] <TomTommy> Linuz2009: open office
[00:23] <linxeh> Linuz2009: what type of document?
[00:23] <MK13> tomtommy press alt+f2 and type in evolution to see if it is installed
[00:23] <cabrey> suupCOOL, ok do you know which one is the partition you need mounted/
[00:23] <mdg> jreyes332: lots of stuff you can at the cursor
[00:23] <linxeh> Linuz2009: generally, open office, as we told you in #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:24] <linxeh> Linuz2009: but some other formats not necessarilty
[00:24] <TomTommy> MK13: no such file or directory it says
[00:24] <linxeh> Linuz2009: you realise that msoffice is a suite of programs, yes ?
[00:24] <jreyes332> mdg: I reinstalled it today, it was not running before I installed it. Are you suggesting that the installation is corrupt due to a hot CPU?
[00:24] <MK13> then run 'sudo apt-get install evolution' in a terminal
[00:24] <Mike_lifeguard> I've accidentally uninstalled network-manager & network-manager-gnome. I'm not using a live session from my old intrepid CD. Could someone help me find the URLs for those packages so I can wget (and hopefully save to the HD... not really sure how to mount things atm) and then install them without network access from the 'real' installation?
[00:24] <suupCOOL> cabrey i am not sure
[00:24] <mdg> jreyes332: no, now that I know you reinstalled and not running before that
[00:24] <suupCOOL> cabrey how do I find that out
[00:24] <Linuz2009> yes, but when I click an open linked document online, nothing happened.
[00:24] <MK13> tomtommy: run 'sudo apt-get install evolution' in a terminal
[00:24] <mdg> jreyes332: do you have the link you used for install?
[00:25] <liamo1> can anyone help me with installing a library please?
[00:25] <jreyes332> http://www.lucidtips.com/2008/10/25/xubuntu-804-on-compaq-armada-m300/
[00:25] <Mike_lifeguard> I've been looking in http://mirror.csclub.uwaterloo.ca/ubuntu/ for example -- but I don't see an obvious way to follow down the hierarchy to find the actual package
[00:25] <cabrey> suupCOOL, first we can try to reinstall gnome-mount and see if that gets us anywhere
[00:25] <TomTommy> MK13: i typed that in, and it says "evolution cannot be installed, missing dependencies"
[00:25] <fccf> Mike_lifeguard: ahve you tried useing apt-get
[00:25] <jreyes332> mdg: the problem with the blinking cursor is tat it doesn't write anything on the screen
[00:25] <Linuz2009> For example someone posted their document online so viewer can view the document, it was being downloaded in my computer. Nothing happened.
[00:25] <mdg> jreyes332: did you use the alternate install CD?
[00:26] <TomTommy> MK13: no its ok!  it installed now
[00:26] <jreyes332> mdg: yes I did
[00:26] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: packages.ubuntu.com ?
[00:26] <linxeh> Linuz2009: so? double click the saved file
[00:26] <suupCOOL> cabrey it seems like upgrade remove gnome-mount
[00:26] <Mike_lifeguard> scunizi: k, I'll take a look there
[00:26] <Blade> Hi does any body use a alfa network and know if it is safe to change the txpower and how to do it thanks
[00:26] <TomTommy> MK13: ok its installed.. so now I add my 5 different email accounts and evolution will check them all? including my hotmail etc?
[00:26] <suupCOOL> cabrey now installing gnome-mount
[00:26] <MK13> tomtommy: yes
[00:26] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: which release?
[00:26] <Linuz2009> I'll visit the site again for further analysis
[00:27] <TomTommy> MK13: cool
[00:27] <MK13> tomtommy: you just may need to google how to set it up for each individual site, some mail providers require different settings
[00:27] <mdg> jreyes332: did you do the bios upgrade thing?
[00:27] <TomTommy> MK13: what server type do I choose for my hotmail and live email accoints?
[00:27] <scunizi> TomTommy: I don't think that hotmail has pop access unless you're paying for the service.. I could be wrong though.
[00:27] <suupCOOL> cabrey problem solved
[00:27] <suupCOOL> cabrey thank you
[00:27] <cabrey> suupCOOL, :)
[00:28] <MK13> tomtommy: it will usually be pop
[00:28] <suupCOOL> cabrey have a nice day
[00:28] <TomTommy> scunizi: WHAT?  evoliution wont work with hotmail?? lonly POP accounts?
[00:28] <cabrey> suupCOOL, you too
[00:28] <TomTommy> MK13: no! i dont use pop for my hotmail accounts
[00:28] <jreyes332> mdg: yes, burned the cd and did that stuff, I also thought it would help
[00:28] <cabrey> TomTommy, no he is saying that POP is a premium feature
[00:28] <MK13> tomtommy: why not?
[00:28] <Mike_lifeguard> scunizi: jaunty
[00:28] <NativeAngels> it is possible to send a message to a shell message to a shell when a cronjob is being executed
[00:28] <scunizi> TomTommy: if hotmail has imap or pop access then no problem.. but "back in the day" it would only let you access via a browser..
[00:28] <TomTommy> cabrey: what "server type" do I choose in evolution to get it to check my hotmail email?
[00:28] <Mike_lifeguard> scunizi: I've found the packages, but I'm not sure which file to download... aren't they supposed to be .deb?
[00:29] <Mike_lifeguard> I see .dsc files
[00:29] <MK13> tomtommy: you can use pop to access hotmail... i do it myself so i know it works
[00:29] <jreyes332> cabrey: not anymore, I read my Hotmail in Gmail via POP
[00:29] <TomTommy> MK13: but its asking for "SERVER". what do I put in there?
[00:29] <mdg> jreyes332: perhaps you should try 8.10
[00:30] <MK13> pop access is not a premium feature in hotmail anymore ;P
[00:30] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: not sure what those are.. but maybe something that is recognizeable by apt.. under what catagory were you looking for your packages?
[00:30] <fccf> TomTommy:  refer to instructions on hotmail.com
[00:30] <TomTommy> MK13: in Server Type.. what do you chose for hotmail?
[00:30] <TomTommy> fccf: no
[00:30] <TomTommy> fccf: hotmail.com has nothing about evolution settings in ubuntu
[00:30] <Mike_lifeguard> scunizi: networking. I've found the exact ones, I just don't see which file I'm supposed to get
[00:31] <jreyes332> mdg: perhaps. But I was opting for another distro entirely. Any suggestion? I don't want to go that far and get Damn Small
[00:31] <MK13> tomtommy: server type is pop , and server is 'pop3.live.com'
[00:31] <scunizi> MK13: that's kinda nice to know.. fortunately I use my hotmail account for junk inquiries on the web and check it about once a quarter just to delete the cruft
[00:31] <Mike_lifeguard>   >> Ubuntu  >> Packages   >> jaunty    >> net    >> network-manager
[00:31] <SSH_open_access> ahahahaah erasing kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
[00:31] <TomTommy> MK13: but I dont have a pop account with live do I?
[00:31] <fccf> TomTommy: setting up evolution is exactly like setting up any other email client - hotmail will have the correct server to connect to
[00:31] <MK13> tomtommy: yes, it is standard now
[00:31] <mdg> jreyes332: are you set on xubuntu feel?
[00:31] <Linuz2009>  linxeh:I did saved the doc. file but when I tried to open the file with another application(Document Viewer), it reply back saying that this format is not supported.
[00:32] <MK13> tomtommy: or it should be, some countries may not have access via pop, but most do
[00:32] <TomTommy> MK13: what about in the SMPT field?
[00:32] <Mike_lifeguard> And then, how do I mount partitions during a live session, so I can save these files?
[00:32] <MK13> tomtommy: smtp.live.com
[00:32] <TomTommy> MK13: what do I put in there?
[00:32] <TomTommy> ok
[00:32] <cabrey> TomTommy, http://linuxowns.wordpress.com/2009/03/04/setting-up-evolution-mail-gmail-and-hotmail/
[00:32] <jreyes332> mdg: not really. I have ubuntu in this laptop. In that old one Knoppix ran almost smoothly from the CD, just some problems with OpenOffice, which I understand
[00:32] <mdg> jreyes332: perhaps zenwalk - based on slackware - one of the oldest distros
[00:32] <masque7> Current User
[00:32] <TomTommy> cabrey: any link in how to setup mail.com with evolution?
[00:32] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: for 32bit network-manager_0.7.1~rc4.1.cf199a964-0ubuntu2_i386.deb
[00:33] <MK13> tomtommy: this site will tell you what to choose: http://www.ghacks.net/2009/01/22/enable-hotmail-pop3-in-all-countries/
[00:33] <Mike_lifeguard> scunizi: that looks better - where'd you find that?
[00:33] <mdg> jreyes332: arch or debian if you really like to tweak the setup
[00:33] <MK13> tomtommy: it is not meant specifically for evolution but it will work, just don't worry about the ports
[00:33] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: it's listed at the top of this page http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/i386/network-manager/download
[00:34] <TomTommy> MK13: evolution says "fetching mail" but nothing happpens,, hasnt even asked me for my password yet
[00:34] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: the different mirrors are listed below that ..
[00:34] <cabrey> TomTommy, to get POP with mail.com, you must have their 'Premium' service
[00:34] <jreyes332> mdg: I'll give them a look, the main objective was to get the laptop in this little Wireless network in my house, the Windows install was (is) very very slow
[00:35] <SSH_open_access> my server ssh is 189.65.105.227 user admin password is admin, ahahahah using rm
[00:35] <Mike_lifeguard> scunizi: Thanks!
[00:35] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: here's the full link for download.  http://ubuntu.cs.utah.edu/ubuntu/pool/main/n/network-manager/network-manager_0.7.1~rc4.1.cf199a964-0ubuntu2_i386.deb
[00:35] <MK13> tomtommy: on the incomming mail settings you must choose 'this server requires authentication'
[00:35] <mdg> jreyes332: what kind of wifi card?
[00:35] <Mike_lifeguard> now to mount my /home partition... :\
[00:35] <TomTommy> MK13: ok brb
[00:35] <cabrey> SSH_open_access, what do you want?
[00:36] <TomTommy> MK13: i cant find the "incomming mail settings" anywhere.. where is that?
[00:36] <MK13> tomtommy: i mean you must choose ssl encryption w/ password authentication
[00:36] <jreyes332> mdg: Cnet USB card, ran well in Knoppix
[00:36] <scunizi> TomTommy: that's the pop settings.. smtp is outgoing
[00:36] <SSH_open_access> test my server
[00:36] <mdg> jreyes332: you will probably have best luck in zenwalk
[00:37] <TomTommy> MK13: youre confuding me :P  what do I need to do?
[00:37] <MK13> go to edit>prefrences>mail accounts> then click the account you want to edit and then click the edit button
[00:37] <TomTommy> MK13: choose ssl encryption w/ password authentication where exactly?
[00:37] <fccf> SSH_open_access: your server works ... usernames Ricardo carol joao mongagua
[00:37] <Mike_lifeguard> how do you use sudo to be root for a while?
[00:37] <Mike_lifeguard> something like sudo su -u username ?
[00:37] <erUSUL> !rootshell | Mike_lifeguard
[00:37] <SSH_open_access> fccf, you use rm LOL
[00:37] <Mike_lifeguard> thanks
[00:37] <Linuz2009> how to upgrade clamtk's GUI version?
[00:37] <TomTommy> MK13: ssl encryption w/ password authentication doesnt appear ANYWHERE in my Evolution settings
[00:37] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: you just preface the command with sudo.. each command that needs root access has to be prefaced with sudo
[00:37] <jreyes332> mdg: great! thanks a lot for your help, I'll see what I can do.
[00:38] <MK13> tomtommy: go to edit>prefrences>mail accounts> then click the account you want to edit and then click the edit button then choose the recieving mail tab
[00:38] <fccf> SSH_open_access: running a Mac i see
[00:38] <mdg> jreyes332: your welcome!  good luck :)
[00:38] <SSH_open_access> lol
[00:38] <TomTommy> MK13: im in the recieving mail tab now.
[00:38] <fccf> !lol | SSH_open_access
[00:39] <Mike_lifeguard> ok, and then to install those deb packages, I use 'sudo dpkg -i /path/to/package.deb' right?
[00:39] <MK13> tomtommy: set the encryption settings there
[00:39] <TomTommy> MK13: there is NOWHERE in the "recieving email" tab where encryption settings are
[00:39] <Flannel> Mike_lifeguard: You can specify more than one, but yes.
[00:39] <cheeseman> what third-party software sources do i add to make my programs work?
[00:39] <scunizi> Mike_lifeguard: yep.. you might have to chmod +x <package> to make it executable.
[00:39] <biglink> what is it called when you represent a unicode character with a sequence starting with \x?
[00:39] <Mike_lifeguard> ok, sweet
[00:39] <erUSUL> cheeseman: which programs ?
[00:39] <potheaddude> hey any ! on?
[00:39] <TomTommy> MK13: you mean choose "SLL encryption"?
[00:39] <Mike_lifeguard> thanks guys, wish me luck :)
[00:39] <MK13> tomtommy: yeah
[00:40] <TomTommy> MK13: ok done!  but now what?
[00:40] <cheeseman> devede and deluge
[00:40] <potheaddude> anyone here play LF2? that do there own mods?
[00:40] <MK13> tomtommy: is the authentication type set to password?
[00:40] <erUSUL> cheeseman: both are in the default repos
[00:40] <TomTommy> MK13: evolution hasnt still asked me for my password for my live.com accoiunt
[00:40] <jreyes332> cheeseman: installing them via synaptic or apt-get should get you all the dependencies right
[00:40] <potheaddude> anyone here play LF2? that do there own mods?
[00:40] <SSH_open_access> ubottu LOL ;)
[00:40] <fccf> potheaddude: this is the ubuntu support channel - for ubuntu related question
[00:40] <TomTommy> MK13: under "athutentication" it says "password"
[00:41] <potheaddude> what chael would i go to for LF2?
[00:41] <cheeseman> i forget the command for apt-get
[00:42] <linuxguy2009> I have a question about nvidia x server settings app. I have Doom 3 installed and running native on 9.04. When I go to the nvidia x server settings window, and set it for sync to vblank and allow flipping, the game runs smooth as silk.Very happy with it.However when I cold boot later on the game runs with tearing as if the vblank was not being used.I go and check the nvidia x server settings window again and both are still "ticked" butg
[00:42] <MK13> tomtommy: did you put in your username as 'username@hotmail.com' ?
[00:42] <fccf> potheaddude: relax, smoke a bowl and type /list for a list of chanels on this server
[00:42] <scunizi> cheeseman: sudo apt-get intall <name of program>
[00:42] <scunizi> *install
[00:42] <jreyes332> cheeseman: sudo apt-get install deluge
[00:42] <MK13> tomtommy: or what ever @ your email is?
[00:42] <TomTommy> MK13: ok I closed and opened Evolution.. it then asked me to enter my password for live.com. I did, but now evolution says "Error sening passowrd ERR authetication failed"
[00:42] <erUSUL> !software | cheeseman
[00:42] <TomTommy> MK13: yes did that
[00:43] <fbc-mx> Is there anyway to browse for NFS servers and shares like you would with samba?
[00:43] <linuxguy2009> Am i supposed to save to the conf file or something with the that button on the one section for that to stick?
[00:43] <MK13> tomtommy: then i don't know, i gave you the settings i use
[00:43] <scunizi> fbc-mx: Places-->Network
[00:43] <Linuz2009> how to upgrade a GUI version?
[00:44] <mdg> jreyes332: what other linux are you running?
[00:44] <TomTommy> MK13: hang 5, i think i know why. brb
[00:44] <scunizi> Linuz2009: are you cli only now?
[00:44] <chimp> How does one tell fsck to run on reboot?
[00:44] <scunizi> Linuz2009: server install?
[00:44] <jreyes332> mdg: centOS 5.2 for college
[00:44] <linuxguy2009> man fsck
[00:44] <Linuz2009> I have no idea
[00:44] <fbc-mx> scunizi, I don't see them there.. that's why I ask... am I suppost to load avahi deamon for that service?
[00:44] <chimp> I looked at man, couldn't find command
[00:44] <scunizi> Linuz2009: what did you initially install?
[00:44] <biglink> what is it called when you represent a unicode character with a sequence starting with \x?
[00:44] <mdg> jreyes332: you may want to try crunchbang too
[00:44] <Linuz2009> ClamTK.
[00:44] <jtaji> chimp: sudo shutdown -F -r now
[00:45] <scunizi> fbc-mx: maybe.. not sure.
[00:45] <chimp> jtaji: Cheers
[00:45] <Linuz2009> It found a newer GUI version so I want to upgrade if possible.
[00:45] <scunizi> Linuz2009: that's a virus scanner.. do you want a gui for clamtk? is that what you're asking?
[00:45] <rza_> hi
[00:45] <jreyes332> mdg: Ubuntu based... sounds good. But does it use ubuntu's repos?
[00:46] <fccf> rza_: hello
[00:46] <scunizi> Linuz2009: there isn't a gui version as far as I know
[00:46] <TomTommy> MK13: ok you were right, that works :)  It dowloaded my emails.. I followed all your instructions and it works
[00:46] <mdg> crunchbang ?  Yes
[00:46] <rza_> sorry
[00:46] <Linuz2009> I thought it already had a GUI, its version 4.08
[00:46] <rza_> i d'n speak angl
[00:46] <fccf> rza_:language???
[00:46] <TomTommy> MK13: but when sending, it says "Error while performing
[00:46] <rza_> yes
[00:46] <scunizi> Linuz2009: maybe on windows but an antivirus scanner isn't necessary in linux unless you're just protecting your friends on windows.
[00:47] <rza_> russia
[00:47] <erUSUL> !ru
[00:47] <TomTommy> MK13: it says "Error while performing operation" while sending through my live.com  what do I check now?
[00:47] <MK13> tomtommy: follow http://www.a2b-net.com/software/hmlmeas to see if it can get the sending working (i don't send from hotmail account)
[00:47] <jreyes332> mdg: good. Do you think I'll get to run a good video app, live VLC, on that box?
[00:48] <bobbob1016> I recently installed mplayer via a compile, and it runs fine, itself.  However if I try to open more than 1 file from nautilus, it opens in different instances.  Before, it would queue them all up.  Any ideas?
[00:48] <TomTommy> Error while performing operation. MAIL FROM command failed: Must issue a STARTTLS command first
[00:48] <Linuz2009> yes, I know window viruses are rare in Linux but during these circumstances I want just a little protection.
[00:48] <hou5ton> Interesting .... I have a laptop with an additional monitor to my left.  When I use System/Display to set it that way, and to tell it I want the second monitor to be an extension of the main, it moves all the toolbars and other things that were on the main monitor to the extension one on the left.
[00:48] <mdg> jreyes332: Yes!
[00:48] <TomTommy> MK13: thats the evolution error.. whats wrong?
[00:48] <TomTommy> MK13: you there?
[00:48] <mdg> jreyes332: grab the firefox extension VideoDownloadHelper
[00:48] <rza_> no
[00:48] <TomTommy> MK13: it says "Error while performing operation" while sending through my live.com  what do I check now?
[00:49] <TomTommy> MK13: Error while performing operation. MAIL FROM command failed: Must issue a STARTTLS command first
[00:49] <rza_> i d'n speak
[00:49] <jreyes332> mdg: Already got it! :)... by any chance, do you thing xbmc might work?
[00:49] <Linuz2009> scunizi: ClamTk is a GUI front-end for the ClamAV antivirus using gtk2-perl.
[00:49] <liamo1> hello
[00:49] <fccf> rza_: /join #ubuntu-ru
[00:49] <scunizi> Linuz2009: look here.. http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/Security/Antivirus_Desktop_protection_for_Linux
[00:49] <mdg> whats xbmc?
[00:49] <MK13> tomtommy: try this guide: http://www.a2b-net.com/software/hmlmeas, i do not use evolution to send mail through hotmail, just recieve it
[00:50] <jreyes332> mdg: a media center. It's great, you should take a look, it's got great reviews everywhere: www.xbmc.org
[00:50] <fccf> liamo1: hello
[00:51] <MK13> tomtommy: you can check on your sending tab, make sure it is set to login, that may help
[00:51] <TomTommy> MK13: ok brb
[00:51] <liamo1> hi fccf. I want to install a library on ubuntu. I do not know the standard location for libraries
[00:51] <jreyes332> mdg: http://lifehacker.com/5103464/five-best-media-center-applications  check that link, it was chosen the best media center app by lifehacker.com readers
[00:51] <mdg> jreyes332: looks very interesting :)
[00:51] <MK13> tomtommy: w/ ssl on your sending too
[00:52] <fccf> liamo: by library you mean software library... look in /usr/lib
[00:52] <TomTommy> MK13: with ssl on and "Login", still doesnt send.. im stuck
[00:52] <hayaya> hi can i ask a question?
[00:53] <ARMENIAN> sometimes when I login, everything is in low resolution, it requires me to restart the computer in recovery mode and then restart in regular mode to get regular resolution, but when I restart
[00:53] <fccf> !ask
[00:53] <liamo1> I have just compiled a Sparse Matrix Library on ubuntu. But I need another program to know where it is.
[00:53] <hayaya> fccf why was a I kicked yesterday??? i just asked if someone could help me close some open ports...
[00:54] <hayaya> fccf i have open port 31337 with the service named Elite.
[00:54] <jreyes332> mdg: btw, do you know a good wireless router I could get? I have an aging Belkin one that's giving me problems with the LAN setup
[00:54] <TomTommy> MK13: receives ok, but cannot send
[00:54] <chargersfan420> when using VLC in fullscreen mode, if i change the volume, my screen goes black... where to start?
[00:54] <fccf> hayaya: were you flooding, do not use the enter key for punctuation - have all on one line
[00:54] <ARMENIAN> chargersfan420: it goes completely black?
[00:54] <scunizi> jreyes332: linksys with the linux rom image works well.
[00:54] <tarvid> Any idea what task dims window and freezes cursor? Dell D505 Jaunty
[00:55] <mdg> jreyes332: I use a belkin too
[00:55] <hayaya> fccf i did not
[00:55] <chargersfan420> armenian: yes.  sound cuts out too.  When it goes idle, it goes blank but doesn't black out.  the only time i see it blacked out like that is if i close the lid
[00:55] <ARMENIAN> chargersfan420: what you might want to do is to disable notifications, like whenever I change volume in fullscreen with vlc i get a black screen blink but never goes completely black for me
[00:55] <hayaya> fccf this was my last mesage when i got kicked - ikonia, Jack_Sparrow, port 31337? Elite? Back Orifice?
[00:55] <MK13> tomtommy: look for guides on google ex. 'live mail evolution setup' , i do not use evolution to send mail so i do not know the correct settings, i am testing the settings right now to see if i can figure it out, but i might not be able to
[00:55] <chargersfan420> armenian:  you on an ATI card too?
[00:55] <hayaya> fccf i kept telling them that i did an nmap on myself and found that information. they insist that i was not being hacked
[00:56] <TomTommy> MK13: I followed the guide on http://linuxowns.wordpress.com/2009/03/04/setting-up-evolution-mail-gmail-and-hotmail/,, still wont send
[00:56] <Blazak> hi. I just had it with Windows Vista (spent two entire days trying to configure mysql to no avail) and I read about Wubi and I've installed it. Sorry for the total Newbie question but Ubuntu recognizes the wireless networks, prompts me for a password but never connects. I don't have a CD burner, so is there any quick way around me searching for the drivers, burning to a CD and installing in Ubuntu?
[00:56] <TomTommy> no idea why
[00:56] <mdg> jreyes332: I'm not up to N yet - still using G
[00:56] <TomTommy> MK13: what do you use to send?
[00:56] <ARMENIAN> chargersfan420: well I have an ATI radeon x800gt and im on desktop not laptop though
[00:56] <TomTommy> does Thunderbird support multiple emails, e.g live.com etc?
[00:56] <hayaya> fccf then how is it that those ports were open? Come on port 31337?? Its leet speak
[00:57] <ARMENIAN> chargersfan420: i mean the flash is normal it's caused by the notification showing up for a second, but it shouldnt go completely blank
[00:57] <jreyes332> mdg: but now N sounds pretty cool. Still, G is enough for good enough for fast file transfer, isn't it?
[00:57] <MK13> tomtommy: i do not send emails, it is through my university's email adress
[00:57] <scunizi> Blazak: doesn't sound like drivers.  it sounds like there is an issue with connecting to wep or wpa
[00:57] <mdg> jreyes332: sure
[00:57] <chargersfan420> armenian:  thanks for the tip... so any notification, changing volume, low battery, whatever, will do it, hey?  were you able to recover without a hard reset when it happened?
[00:57] <mdg> jreyes332: my computers are older - so I stick with a little older stuff
[00:57] <scunizi> Blazak: ifi you can turn off the encryption on the wireless then try to connect that will/should tell you
[00:57] <bjjblue> !tor
[00:57] <jreyes332> mdg: like what?
[00:58] <mdg> I just donated my Dell L6oor
[00:58] <azcool> il y a quel qu'un français
[00:58] <fccf> hayaya:see my private message
[00:58] <Flannel> !fr | azcool
[00:58] <mdg> My newest is a Gateway E series
[00:58] <sebsebseb> hi
[00:58] <jreyes332> chargersfan420: it happens to me too with notifications, but I recover it after a second
[00:59] <Blazak> scunizi, Thanks. right now im using windows, I'll switch views, get some more info, and brb :)
[00:59] <jreyes332> mdg: what distro are they running?
[00:59] <hayaya> fccf ok
[00:59] <chargersfan420> anyone know where to disable notifications?
[00:59] <bjjblue> I'm having trouble connecting firefox to TOR (torbutton).  The proxy settings are 127.0.0.1:8118 for HTTP and SSL and 127.0.0.1:9050 for SOCKS.  I have privoxy installed and vidalia reports that it is connected to the TOR network.  What gives?
[00:59] <rsr> hello
[01:00] <tarvid> Firefox window dimmed, if I wait long enough it comes back. ANy fix?
[01:00] <sebsebseb> chargersfan420: which notificiations?
[01:00] <mdg> my Gateway E is running Linux Mint 6 and my the Dell L600r was running Mint 5, before I put Mint 6 Fluxbox on it
[01:00] <rsr> has anyone used ubuntu 9.04 with a macbook white?
[01:00] <chargersfan420> tarvid:  it's probably eating your ram - check your system monitor
[01:00] <ARMENIAN> chargersfan420: not sure what you mean, like i mentioned it only blinks for a second, because what happens is the notification u see on the top right is making an overlay over your video, so you just see it blink black on the whole screen for less than a second, but I never experienced the whole screen going black because of it
[01:00] <bjjblue> tarvid:  that usually means your resources are consumed -- what are your sysem specs?
[01:00] <ARMENIAN> chargersfan420: if I were you I would try disabling the notifications, see if that fixes it, that way you will know the cause
[01:00] <dpolancom> hi
[01:00] <mdg> jreyes332: and I have Ubuntu 8.10 on a G4 iMac
[01:00] <tarvid> 384MB Dell D505 Celeron on modest speed
[01:01] <bjjblue> is there a channel for TOR problems?
[01:01] <chargersfan420> sebsebseb: "low battery", "volume changed", etc
[01:01] <bjjblue> tarvid:  that's your problem -- ram
[01:01] <dpolancom> I have problems instali
[01:01] <b0nn> hi all, I'm trying to upgrade to jaunty, and I am getting the following error:error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/base-files_5ubuntu4_i386.deb
[01:01] <b0nn> any ideas what I should do?
[01:01] <b0nn> oh, the rest of the error is :trying to overwrite `/etc/lsb-release', which is also in package debian-edu-config
[01:01] <tarvid> zWifes laptop. She just agreed to Ubuntu replacing XP Pro
[01:01] <bjjblue> dpolancom:  we're going to need more information than that
[01:01] <matt____> So something along the lines of me installing ubuntu, sound working, then a reboot, now sound doesn't work, from a previous install of 9.04, I remember having to do something....
[01:01] <zamba> i need a screen capture program? any suggestions?
[01:01] <tarvid> I am in a pickle
[01:01] <zamba> it's for creating screen casts
[01:01] <bjjblue> tarvid:  try xubuntu or crunchbang
[01:01] <dpolancom> installing ubuntu on a XPS m1330, the sound doesn't work
[01:01] <ARMENIAN> anyone have a solution for my problem: sometimes when I login, everything is in low resolution, it requires me to restart the computer in recovery mode and then restart in regular mode to get regular resolution, but when I restart
[01:01] <Wolf23> helpers! anyone knows why when i open a video from youtube or opening any website it freezes a seconds color black and white and then it appears normal, why please!!
[01:01] <tarvid> would a GB help
[01:01] <cabrey_> tarvid, try epiphany or another lightweight browser
[01:02] <bjjblue> tarvid:  yes
[01:02] <ARMENIAN> Wolf23: what kind of sound card you have?
[01:02] <bjjblue> it would help a lot
[01:02] <Wolf23> ARMENIAN:  i have msi amd 64 ,?
[01:02] <bobbob1016> I recently compiled mplayer, and it almost perfectly.  But if I try to open more than 1 file from nautilus, it opens in different instances.  Before, it would queue them all up.  Any ideas?
[01:02] <dpolancom> chequing
[01:02] <dpolancom> checking
[01:02] <mdg> jreyes332: By the way, crunchbang ran great on the old Dell L60o0r - surfed for hours!
[01:02] <ARMENIAN> dpolancom: what kind of sound card you have?
[01:02] <newfie_rich> hey all I was wondering if someone could point me to a good dial up Internet  tutorial for xubuntu
[01:02] <linuxguy2009> Im on Ubuntu 9.04 and I have been usin the nvidia x server settings app to enable the sync to vblank and flipping.On rebooting the system the tick boxes are still ticked but they do longer are in effect because my native install of Doom 3 starts to tear just as when vblank is turned off.So i have to go back and untick and retick to get it smooth again.Is there something Im not doing to get it to remember to actually use those settings e
[01:03] <ARMENIAN> Wolf23: sorry that was directed towards someone else :P
[01:03] <jmk6f4> Hello, ever since I have started using Twinview on my dual monitors, STEAM will no longer go to full screen, it will only take up about half of the screen in the middle of one, and I don't know why.
[01:03] <Wolf23> ARMENIAN:  :), but can u solve my problem please
[01:03] <jreyes332> zamba: try shutter. I think it can't capture video, but it's great for screenshots
[01:03] <tarvid> Before I forget - Thanks!
[01:04] <matt____> So something along the lines of me installing ubuntu, sound working, then a reboot, now sound doesn't work, from a previous install of 9.04, I remember having to do something....
[01:04] <le_moine> list
[01:04] <MK13> biglink, you there?
[01:04] <ARMENIAN> Wolf23: wish I could :P I don't have enough experience, I would say maybe go for a driver update, only thing I can think of
[01:04] <jreyes332> mdg: what are Crunchbang advantages against Xubuntu
[01:04] <mdg> jreyes332: Its even lighter than xubuntu
[01:04] <hacker_kid> i just created a usb startup disk using a 9.04 live cd, it booted fine but when i installed a driver for my graphics card and rebooted it wasnt there
[01:05] <cabrey_> jreyes332, #! uses fluxbox but this is !ot
[01:05] <Wolf23> ARMENIAN:  ok i am not expert on that, but can u help me and tell me how  to update driver
[01:05] <jreyes332> cabrey: thanks and sorry
[01:06] <le_moine> list
[01:06] <lancerocke> hi all. does anyone know of a way  to export torrents and paths from windows (utorrent) to any linux torrent client?
[01:06] <cabrey_> jreyes332, thats alright but as you can see there is already lots of stuff going on in here :)
[01:06] <rsr> I would like to know any issues I might bump into when trying to install ubuntu 9.04 on a white glossy macbook
[01:06] <stevecam> does skype have problems with bluetooth headsets in ubuntu?
[01:07] <CodeWar> cat /proc/id/status tells me status for example its sleeping or blocked but can I find out what its blocked on? If its an I/O operation or some synchronization primitive
[01:07] <biglink> MK13: yes
[01:08] <dpolancom> ok, i'm supposed to enter and modify this I don't know where: "options snd-hda-intel model=3stack"
[01:08] <gartral> how do I make the Ubuntu copybuffers static like in Windows?
[01:08] <dpolancom> "options snd-hda-intel model=ref"
[01:08] <dpolancom> i really don't know wut, where to do
[01:08] <mdg> hi gartral !
[01:09] <dpolancom> where are those options and that "etc/" thing i have to modify?
[01:09] <dpolancom> could some1 plz help me?
[01:09] <golempje> !selfdistruct
[01:10] <alesan> hi I've just installed ubuntu, how do I install the -dev packages for zlib?
[01:10] <gartral> !selfdestruct
[01:10] <gartral> mdg: hi
[01:10] <gartral> how do I make the Ubuntu copybuffers static like in Windows?
[01:10] <Flannel> alesan: Why do you need the dev packages for zlib, if you don't mind me asking.
[01:10] <mdg> dpolancom: please restate your question - I wasn't paying close enough attention. sorry
[01:10] <cypha> can someone please tell me how to remove ubuntu 8.04 completely and install 9.04
[01:10] <alesan> Flannel, to compile mplayer. Ubuntu's mplayer is very old
[01:11] <alesan> and buggy
[01:11] <cabrey_> alesan, thats odd i never needed that lib to compile mplayer
[01:11] <gartral> alesan: yes, WHY does Ubuntu have an ANCIENT mplayer?
[01:11] <cabrey_> alesan, at least i don't think...
[01:11] <dpolancom> sry, I need to config the sound card of a Dell XPS m1330 and I read this: "If not working, edit the file /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base Code: sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base Edit the line "options snd-hda-intel model=ref" to read "options snd-hda-intel model=3stack" If you cannot find this line, add it. If you don't have sound after a reboot, edit the sound preference, and look for the "Front" volume option. Make sure its not muted. Same for PCM. Seems
[01:11] <Matson> I have 2 machines running ubuntu 9.04;  on one ps -A shows all the processes, on the other, it only shows the processes by that user (not what man says)  where do I look for why this is happeneing on box 2?
[01:11] <jreyes332> dpolancom: /etc/ is a directory, where most configuration files are saved
[01:11] <dpolancom> how I get there?
[01:11] <mdg> cypha: Just get the 9.04 CD and install (after you save anything in your /home directory of course)
[01:12] <alesan> gartral, because the mplayer package is very poorly maintained?
[01:12] <Flannel> alesan: zlib1g-dev, is what it looks like.  But, mplayer is in medibuntu, is that one also old?
[01:12] <dpolancom> I'm a complete newbie as u can see
[01:12] <cabrey_> alesan, never mind i seem to have it installed it is zlib1g-dev
[01:12] <cypha> mdg i haev 9.04 cd
[01:12] <cypha> and i burned it
[01:12] <cypha> i'm actuallly in  live session right now
[01:12] <Flannel> alesan: http://packages.medibuntu.org/jaunty/mplayer.html
[01:12] <mdg> dpolancom: They want you to edit a file and were giving you command line instructions to use nano
[01:12] <cypha> i was in the install, but the partition options didn't offer to replace the old ubuntu partition
[01:12] <alesan> Flannel, cabrey_ I have installed that library but still get undefined references to many zlib symbols
[01:12] <cypha> i figured i needed to select Manual partition
[01:12] <dpolancom> ko, how I do it
[01:12] <tyranos> cypha just burn ubuntu 9.04 boot from the cd and when the partitioning comes activate the checkbox to format the partition and make sure u dont format the windows partition if u have one
[01:12] <cypha> but id din't know the commands
[01:12] <Matson> dpolancom: whats the problem?  open a terminal and type the command listed
[01:13] <mdg> cypha: Did you choose to use entire disk?
[01:13] <cypha> no
[01:13] <alesan> ok thanks I will investigate
[01:13] <cypha> of course not
[01:13] <jreyes332> cypha: back up everything, format and reinstall
[01:13] <alesan> bye!
[01:13] <cypha> i have a windows partition
[01:13] <dpolancom> ok i'll try
[01:13] <cypha> i have a windows partition, swap, and ubuntu
[01:13] <cypha> i want to replace the ubuntu 8.04 partition with 9.04
[01:13] <Matson> dpolancom: first copy (cp) the file to a backup area
[01:13] <jreyes332> cypha: use gparted (available in the live cd) and format the ubuntu partition
[01:13] <Matson> cp /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base /tmp/
[01:13] <cypha> how do i get to it?
[01:13] <gartral> alesan: thats a side statement... why is it poorly maintained for Ubuntu, Mplayer is *the* most stable player i know of, yet Ubuntu has had the same, 2-3 year old release, full of BOTH bugs and security flaws... it makes no sense to offer it in it's current state
[01:13] <mdg> dopper: open a terminal
[01:14] <cypha> jreyes332: ?
[01:14] <cypha> how do i get to it
[01:14] <cypha> i'm on the live cd
[01:14] <cypha> i can probably format right from here
[01:14] <Matson> dpolancom: that way you have a referenc in case things stop working
[01:14] <jreyes332> cypha: try alt+f2 and write gparted
[01:14] <tyranos> cypha are you on the livecd
[01:14] <Matson> I have 2 machines running ubuntu 9.04;  on one ps -A shows all the processes, on the other, it only shows the processes by that user (not what man says)  where do I look for why this is happeneing on box 2?
[01:14] <cypha> yes
[01:14] <dpolancom> the problem is that i have no idea of how to do it
[01:14] <tyranos> ok then go on
[01:14] <Flannel> gartral, alesan: mplayer in the repos is 1.0rc2... which from the mplayer site is the most recent one.
[01:15] <mdg> cypha: If there is nothing from the previous ubuntu you want to keep, just delete the partition in gparted and resize the remainder, but don't touch the windows one
[01:15] <dpolancom> :'(
[01:15] <jreyes332> cypha: don't forget to backup your hidden files and folders in your home directory
[01:15] <cypha> what hidden files/folders?
[01:15] <cypha> i didn't really have anything saved on my ubuntu aprtition
[01:15] <bobbob1016> I manually added mplayer to my "open with" in nautilus, since I compiled it.  Now whenever I open two files with it at once, they open in different mplayer instances, not once instance like they used to, any ideas?
[01:16] <cypha> jreyes332: it says i need root privileges to run gparted
[01:16] <jreyes332> cypha: sudo gparted
[01:16] <cypha> alt+f2 sudo gparted?
[01:16] <tyranos> yes
[01:16] <mdg> dpolancom: why the sad face?
[01:16] <IndyGunFreak> cypha: it should prompt you for your root password when you open it.. but you need to use gksudo, not sudo
[01:16] <DigitalKiwi> sudo is not for graphical apps :/
[01:16] <jreyes332> cypha: yes
[01:16] <IndyGunFreak> !gksudo | cypha
[01:16] <TomTommy> has anyone successfuly been able to send an email via live.com using Evolution?
[01:16] <DigitalKiwi> thanks IndyGunFreak
[01:17] <rohit> Hmm I didn't know about gksudo
[01:17] <IndyGunFreak> happy to be of service.. ;)
[01:17] <jreyes332> cypha: gksudo gparted, yes
[01:17] <IndyGunFreak> rohit: its not uncommon for folks not to know.
[01:17]  * DigitalKiwi has to be randomly helpful to avoid bannage for trolling
[01:17] <bjjblue> I'm having trouble connecting firefox to TOR (torbutton).  The proxy settings are 127.0.0.1:8118 for HTTP and SSL and 127.0.0.1:9050 for SOCKS.  I have privoxy installed and vidalia reports that it is connected to the TOR network.  What gives?
[01:17] <the_archit3ct> gn8 all
[01:17] <cypha> ok, i'm in here
[01:17] <DigitalKiwi> bai
[01:17] <rohit> yeah I have learnt a lot just listening to the stuff that goes on in here :)
[01:17] <Dr_Willis> bobslaede:  i think mplayer has a --enque command line option, or a setting in its configs to only run one instance.
[01:18] <cypha> i see the /dev/sda3 that my linux is on
[01:18] <DigitalKiwi> I think the only useful thing I've seen here that I didn't know was gksudo, rohit :/
[01:18] <cypha> under it, it has /dev/sda5 (ext3) and /dev/sda6 (linux-swap)
[01:18] <Dr_Willis> bjjblue:  you did install tor? :)  if so how...
[01:18] <jreyes332> cypha: leave the swap
[01:19] <bjjblue> Dr_Willis:  i used the instructions from tor.eff.org
[01:19] <mdg> cypha: what format is /dev/sda3?
[01:19] <cypha> leave sda3 as well, then?
[01:19] <cypha> cuz the swap i sunder it
[01:19] <cypha> sda3 is extended
[01:19] <mdg> cypha: what partition is windows?
[01:19] <cypha> ntfs
[01:19] <cypha> sda1
[01:19] <orochi_> i'm a bit confused about eglibc...how will compiling (say) a 32-bit binary in Ubuntu with glibc affect it's ability to run in Debian or another distribution that uses eglibc? Seems like there's a lot of potential for breakage :<
[01:19] <jreyes332> cypha: sda1 leave it too
[01:20] <IndyGunFreak> DigitalKiwi: theres other useful info here, you just have to know who to watch for that info.. its been a while thoughs ince i really picked up something useful here (but i've used ubuntu for the better part of 3yrs)..
[01:20] <jreyes332> cypha: you really don't want to backup nothing from ubuntu?
[01:20] <Flannel> orochi_: That's offtopic for here.  #ubuntu-offtopic might be a better place for it, or maybe one of a few others.
[01:20] <cypha> so just right click on the subpartition /dev/sda5 ? and chooes format
[01:20] <orochi_> Flannel: Oh, I see
[01:20] <jreyes332> cypha: yes, but you'll lose everything
[01:20] <cypha> jreyes332: all i had were some wireless settings, sound settings
[01:20] <cypha> no files
[01:20] <cypha> hopefully, it won't take forever to set that stuff up
[01:20] <cypha> dual screens too
[01:21] <jreyes332> cypha: ok, then just right click and format on sda5
[01:21] <cypha> format to ext3?
[01:21] <Dr_Willis> bjjblue:  im guessing ya missed a step..  I recall vidalia being a little quirksome also. but i did get tor and it all working. i just dident like how ti slowed things down so much. so i  removed it all.
[01:21] <jreyes332> cypha: yes, ext3
[01:21] <muzikjock58> does anyone know how to use a custom login sound theme in jaunty, its not the same as it was in hardy heron!
[01:21] <filosofixit> I get a black screen after login (no DE) but the mousepointer appears on a fresh install of jaunty on a acer laptop with a ati radeon mobility 7500
[01:22] <bjjblue> Dr_Willis:  Tor seems to be working fine.  It's torbutton/firefox that's not cooperating
[01:22] <bjjblue> vidalia says it's connected to the TOR network... maybe it's privoxy too?
[01:22] <gerald> hi, with a fresh 9.04 install it seems only one app can be using audio at a time; is that a known bug? anyone know the fix?
[01:22] <Flannel> orochi_: Not trying to stifle conversation at all (it's a welcome discussion in -offtopic), but this channel is purely for technical support (not discussions/etc)
[01:22] <patrick_melo> does anyone have blender working in jaunty with ati opensource driver + compiz?
[01:22] <rohit> muzikjock58, System -> Preferences -> Sound | Sounds tab
[01:22] <mdg> filosofixit: Thats weird!
[01:22] <cypha> completed successfully
[01:22] <Dr_Willis> bjjblue:  yep. I seem to recall some issues with getting those tools all playing nicely together.
[01:22] <cypha> guess i'll brb
[01:22] <filosofixit> mdg : yup
[01:22] <IndyGunFreak> gerald: that was a pulse audio problem... not sure if it still is or not, anyways, switch your sound devices over to alsa
[01:23] <IndyGunFreak> gerald: it shouldn't be an issue for alsa (at least its not for me)
[01:23] <jreyes332> cypha: when you are installing it, you will have to choose Manual, on the partition screen
[01:23] <filosofixit> mdg : tried two times
[01:23] <gbear142751> ok, have a feature request... make it so if I have sudo rights to perform an action I can elevate my priveleges on any command... I think its silly that I have to go to command line to delete a users home directory even though I own this computer
[01:23] <muzikjock58> rohit, i did that, it wont let me change the login sound theme! i dont know what the deal is
[01:23] <cypha> and then sda5?
[01:23] <gbear142751> in gnome*
[01:23] <filosofixit> mdg : livecd is working though
[01:23] <Dr_Willis> gbear142751:  thats not really easially doable for 'any command'
[01:23] <cypha> jreyes332: and then sda5? are there any other options that need to be selected?
[01:23] <bjjblue> Dr_Willis:  i just tried foxyproxy and that seems to work... i guess it's just a torbutton issue
[01:23] <bjjblue> oh well
[01:24] <muzikjock58> rohit, i can right click on the sound theme all i want, it wont let me do anything.
[01:24] <IndyGunFreak> gbear142751: you don't really need command line to do that...
[01:24] <Dr_Willis> gbear142751:  and i find  i rarely need to do such a thing after i get my system all setup.
[01:24] <gerald> IndyGunFreak: thanks... I see in the release notes recommend apt-get purge pulseaudio for Kbuntu; do you think that would fix it? (I'm not on Kubuntu afaik)
[01:24] <jreyes332> cypha: mount point: /
[01:24] <cypha> ok
[01:24] <cypha> that's it?
[01:24] <IndyGunFreak> gerald: honestly, i didn't purge pulseaudio, i just switched all mys ettings over to alsa, and my issues (including the one you describe), were resolved
[01:24] <mdg> filosofixit: maybe you should copy the xorg.conf settings down and see if they match the install xorg.conf settings
[01:24] <cypha> mount point / won't replace my windows though, right?
[01:24] <jreyes332> cypha: you'll see that the manual partitioning is in fact, using gparted
[01:24] <gerald> IndyGunFreak: ok, will try that, thx
[01:25] <IndyGunFreak> gerald: you may need to restart for the changes to take effect, can't remember
[01:25] <carlitos> #ubuntu-es
[01:25] <gbear142751> Dr_Willis: ... if I can do any command in command line by adding sudo to the front... I don't understand why its not that easy to do in the gui?  maybe have a button pop up everytime I get a "permission denied" error that is "unlock" like in the user management or something else... that will invoke a root gui for that operation maybe?
[01:25] <jreyes332> cypha: nope, it will assign the / directory (that means everything on your ubuntu) to that partition... If you leave sda1 alone nothing will happen
[01:25] <filosofixit> mdg : will try that
[01:25] <cypha> ok
[01:25] <filosofixit> mdg : thanks :)
[01:26] <cypha> because i though / meant root
[01:26] <mdg> filosofixit: Your welcome :)
[01:26] <cypha> which is a level higher than windows
[01:26] <cypha> also, because /dev/sda1 begins with /
[01:26] <jreyes332> cypha: root of linux, not win
[01:26] <DigitalKiwi> IndyGunFreak: it's likely that I already know anything useful I've seen ;D
[01:26] <fbc-mx> How do I get my desktop to see nfs shares? I can mount them manually but they don't show up in the network browser.
[01:26] <cypha> ok
[01:26] <cypha> cool
[01:26] <IndyGunFreak> gbear142751: of course the issue becomes, if by chance more than one user on the PC, has sudo rights.. and 1 user is an idiot, and chooses to do things that mess things up.
[01:26] <cypha> brb
[01:26] <cypha> thanks a lot senor reyes
[01:26] <IndyGunFreak> DigitalKiwi: lol, .. :)
[01:26] <dpolancom> finally I find the folder and file, I edit it after backup it and i says i don't have permissions
[01:27] <jreyes332> cypha: k, i'll be here for a while
[01:27] <mdg> jreyes332: You've done some installs before!
[01:27] <dpolancom> now wut?
[01:27] <jreyes332> mdg: why?
[01:27] <gbear142751> IndyGunFreak: thats why whoever owns sudo should limit sudo... not limit the application of sudo
[01:27] <Dr_Willis> gbear142751:  if a command is allready running.. you would have to some how restart the command as the new 'user' - You are not just 'elevating' your permissions. You are running stuff as a different user.
[01:27] <muzikjock58> has anyone ever tried to change the default sound preferences login theme in jaunty? have you had any luck with that?
[01:27] <fbc-mx> dpolancom, sudo chmod -R 777 /path/to/folder
[01:27] <mdg> jreyes332: that was very good tutoring of cypha
[01:27] <Dr_Willis> gbear142751:  and there are many config tools  that do have such an 'unlock' button. they had to be special written to do just that.
[01:27] <IndyGunFreak> gbear142751: well, i know here at camp gunfreak... nobodyhas sudo access on the linux boxes but me... amazingly, they all perform flawlessly
[01:27] <rohit> muzikjock58, try clicking on desktop->login and selecting custom ?
[01:28] <gbear142751> Dr_Willis: true... I'm sorry, i know its not as simple as I make it sound... just frustrated and runing into a permission denied error in the gui... was the straw of the minute...
[01:28] <rohit> muzikjock58, within that prev window from preferences...
[01:28] <jreyes332> mdg: yes, i've done like 8 installs on this machine
[01:28] <s|k`> hi
[01:28] <IndyGunFreak> gbear142751: what were you denied permission for..
[01:28] <mdg> jreyes332: which distros?
[01:28] <Dr_Willis> gbear142751:  there is a user admin gui tool.. and the 'deluser' command also has optuions to delte the now-dead users homedirs i recall..
[01:29] <gerald> IndyGunFreak: alsa works great, no restart needed (just killed pulseaudio and anything using it). I wonder why 9.04 ships with pulseaudio enabled if it's broken.
[01:29] <jreyes332> mdg: one virtual CentOS, the rest Ubuntu. Most of them failed due to overheated CPU
[01:29] <Dr_Willis> gbear142751:  the fact that its 'your box' dosent mean the whole os needs to have potental security holes in it.. just to make it easier for a 'single user system' to run.. I use my Ubuntu box's on larger multi-user setups. :) and my 'needs' are just as impornatnt. heh.
[01:29] <Guest76165> Is there a link where you can directly download individual Karmic Koala packages?
[01:29] <IndyGunFreak> gerald: great.. pulseaudio has had issues since 8.04, iw as hoping they'd be resolved in 9.04.. but no such luck, maybe 9.10
[01:30] <jreyes332> mdg: also did more virtual machine installs on some friends laptops and stuff
[01:30] <Jack_Sparrow> Guest76165 doing that for your jaunty install wound be a bad idea
[01:30] <Mike_lifeguard> I managed to get network-manager and network-manager-gnome installed after downloading them in a live session. However, the network manager applet says "device not managed" (for both eth0 and wlan0) so I can't connect to anything. Do I need to do some configuration to get those to work?
[01:30] <mdg> jreyes332: what's your box  running now/what is box?
[01:30] <gbear142751> IndyGunFreak: Dr_Willis:  my roomate just moved out... he had a login, was cleaning up and while logged in as me, just selected his home dir after disabling his account in users and it permission denied me... lol, I think I told my screen that "this is my damned computer, what do you mean permission denied?"...
[01:30] <gerald> thanks for your help
[01:30] <Dr_Willis> gbear142751:  learning proper admin 'practices'  help insure system stability and security.  and yes. i have accidently ran 'vi /etc/fstab' many a time when i needed to do 'sudo vi /etc/fstab' :)
[01:30] <cypha> jreyes332: it says "The installer has detected that the following disks have mounted partitions: /dev/sdb. DO you want the installer to try to unmount the partitions on these disks before continuing? If you laeve them mounted, you will not be able to create, delete, or resize partitions on these disks, but you may be able to install to existing partitions there"
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> gbear142751:  learn to use the tools..  or go use puppylinux. the only user it has is root..
[01:31] <IndyGunFreak> gbear142751: well.. if you just want to delete the directory, just go gksudo nautilus, navigate to his home folder, and delete it.. i think you're getting worked up overnothing
[01:31] <gbear142751> Dr_Willis: yes, lol, I know... was just a peak of frustration, I appreciate the patience though... thanks for listening
[01:31] <jreyes332> cypha: sdb... do you have a USB flash memory?
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> gbear142751:  ive had this 'discussion' with guys at work..  'its my system do what i want even IF it means im going to nuke it by mistake' vs 'keep my system safe and secure from my own  brain-burps' :)
[01:31] <Jack_Sparrow> This is the wrong place to deate the use of sudo and permissions in general
[01:31] <gbear142751> IndyGunFreak: thats what I was trying to remember, gksudo nautilus
[01:32] <IndyGunFreak> gbear142751: well you didn't say that or i'd ahve told you that at the beginning of your rant..lol
[01:32] <IndyGunFreak> Dr_Willis: use debian, it will let you commit OS suicide (trust me)
[01:32] <cypha> ok, i unplugged it
[01:33] <Dr_Willis> gbear142751:  gksudo nautiluis can easially 'accidently' break the system.. :)    and it really sucks when you forget which file manager window is the root one.. and make some stuff/launch things as root when you dident mean to.
[01:33] <jreyes332> cypha: yeah, well done. you're doing everything on sda
[01:33] <Dr_Willis> gbear142751:  for a root file manager i tend to use 'mc' in a bright red xterm window. :)
[01:33] <IndyGunFreak> Dr_Willis: true, it should be used w/ caution, but i've never had a problem, i close all nautilus windows, do what i need to do in the root nautilus window, then close it.
[01:33] <robuntu> I have a NTFS storage drive, but i want to reformat it for a linux storage drive, what is the best file system ext3? can windows see a ext3 drive?
[01:33] <cypha> jreyes332: what's sda?
[01:34] <sebsebseb> !ext3 | robuntu
[01:34] <dpolancom> fbc-mx: it worked!!! ty!!! now I'm gonna restart to check if the sound works, ty
[01:34] <cypha> !sda | cypha
[01:34] <IndyGunFreak> rob235: well you can just leave it as ntfs.. ubuntu should read it fine
[01:34] <Dr_Willis> IndyGunFreak:  :) ive recall many a user having quirky issues because some config/file their user had - was now owned by root.. because they altered it with a root-nautilus window
[01:34] <TomTommy> where can I request the ubuntu developers create a program for ubuntu that will work well with multiple email accounts?  Evolution is giving me lots of trouble using mail.com
[01:34] <Guest76165> Is there a package search online like on debian http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages
[01:34] <sebsebseb> robuntu: Ext3 is better than NTFS though
[01:34] <IndyGunFreak> Dr_Willis: well, thankfully i've never been that stupid.
[01:34] <jreyes332> mdg: this is a Sony VAIO, 1GB ram, 1.8 centrino, 100 GB disk. running Ubuntu 9.04 and windows
[01:34] <IndyGunFreak> :)
[01:34] <sebsebseb> robuntu: also Windows must shutdown NTFS properly or Ubuntu can't just read it
[01:34] <TomTommy> windows has Pop Peeper.. can I request sometrhging similar for Ubuntu?
[01:34] <patapouf> I'm looking for a way to list the content of an archive
[01:35] <fbc-mx> dpolancom, no problem.. If I can only get someone to help me with my own problem it would be great!
[01:35] <Mike_lifeguard> Other than installing the packages network-manager and network-manager-gnome, what do I need to do to get networking to work? Specifically, the applet reports my network devices are "not managed"
[01:35] <jreyes332> cypha: sda is your first hard disk drive
[01:35] <fbc-mx> How do I get my desktop to see nfs shares? I can mount them manually but they don't show up in the network browser.
[01:35] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: whats pop peeper?
[01:35] <Dr_Willis> robuntu:  also windows hibernate/suspend does NOT count as properly shutting down windows. :) and can cause issues with ntfs under linux.
[01:35] <cypha> jreyes332: so i click on sda5 and choose "Edit Partition" ??
[01:35] <mdg> jreyes332: and it would overheat the CPU? or is that another box
[01:35] <cypha> , then how did u know it was a flash drive?
[01:35] <Dr_Willis> fbc-mx:  i just mounted them via fstab
[01:35] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: it allowes you to add multiple email accounts. e.g live.com. mail com your own ISP email etc, and then checks them all with 1 click.. then lets you reply etc
[01:35] <jreyes332> cypha: yes, edit it
[01:36] <cypha> Use as Ext3 Journaling FIle System?
[01:36] <dawdle> I am trying to get a java chat applet on www.espanglishchat.com working using firefox on 9.04. While using sun-java6-plugin, it froze firefox completely. Now, using icedtea java plugin, it seems to load, but gives a security warning which is blank. On dismissal of this notice, after a delay, it comes up again (ad infinitum). Any ideas?
[01:36] <jreyes332> cypha: yes
[01:36] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: I tried evolution, but it doesnt work work with my mail.com email accounts and wont let me send using my live.com account
[01:36] <dpolancom> another problem, when i wrote:  sudo -R 777 /etc/modprobe.d
[01:36] <dpolancom>  i got: sudo: illegal option `-R'
[01:36] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: what is a solution for ubuntu?
[01:36] <jreyes332> mdg: yes, that's weird, I had rough nights installing both 8.10 and 9.04
[01:37] <cypha> jreyes332: do i need a new partition table?
[01:37] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: well i know there's checkgmail for Gmail.. there's another tool for Pop3 accounts.. let me find it.
[01:37] <fccf> dpolancom: uh sudo chmod -R 777...
[01:37] <PhotoJim> dpolancom: sudo chmod, not sudo
[01:37] <jreyes332> cypha: no! that will override your current partitions
[01:37] <IndyGunFreak> !info mailcheck | TomTommy
[01:37] <cypha> kk
[01:37] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: checkgmail dont work for my mail.com programs  whats good with Pop Peeper is that its configured aleady to work with live.com and mail.com and gmail.com etc
[01:37] <lancerocke> what's that site with all the x64 .debs again?
[01:37] <jreyes332> cypha: including windows, don't write a new table
[01:38] <pppiano> I'm using this thing called Avant Window Manager, but it doesn't work anymore.  It only shows applets i've added to the tray.  I uninstalled it and installed it, but the problem persists. Can anyone help?
[01:38] <fbc-mx> Dr_Willis, Yeah, I do too, but I got brain dead users that just need to do the easiest thing.
[01:38] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: well i doubt you'll find one "configured already"... you'll have to set it up...  i know mailcheck  can be used to check pop3 and IMAP..
[01:38] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: I installed mailcheck.. but its not in menu?
[01:39] <fbc-mx> Dr_Willis, and for them it's opening up Places>>Network and finding the folders they need.
[01:39] <mdg> jreyes332: I learned the partition table lesson the hard way LOL
[01:39] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: will it work with live.com and mail.com accounts?
[01:39] <lancerocke> what's that site with all the x64 .debs again?
[01:39] <chelehandsome> how can I install a package in Ubuntu???
[01:39] <cypha> jreyes332: there's no reason to import my windows vista documents and settings right?
[01:39] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: I installed mailcheck.. but its not in menu?  where  is it? lol
[01:39] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: i don't know.. i just know it works w/ pop3 and IMAP accounts.. if you have the servers for those, it shoud.
[01:39] <jreyes332> mdg: I learned the whole Ubuntu think the hard way.
[01:39] <cypha> because i can just share the folder?
[01:39] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: open a terminal and type mailcheck
[01:39] <Blazak> so I just installed Ubuntu, I entered all my pass into the wireless assistant, and when I restart Ubuntu, I get internet connection for maybe 2 or 3 minutes, but then it disconnects every time. I'm using the same network with same machine on windows, any ideas?
[01:40] <jreyes332> cypha: the documents no, the settings might me useful, such as firefox bookmarks and stuff
[01:40] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: the beauty with pop peeper is that its alrwady congifured for all those accounts.. as I dont know the settings
[01:40] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: wel that could be a problem.
[01:40] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: is that what I have to do everythime? open console and type mailcheck?
[01:40] <cypha> jreyes332: i can't make firefox share the same folder?
[01:40] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: well you could set it to load on startup...
[01:40] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: did it start when you typed that?
[01:40] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: when I type "mailcheck" nothing hjappens..goes back to prompt
[01:41] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: doesn't sound like the installed worked for some reason, i'm having the same prob.
[01:41] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: if we both have prob, then itsd a bug
[01:41] <DINK_> Since removing the videocard from a server, x11 no longer starts and throws up errors because no devices were found, I cannot vnc in and my x11 apps aren't running (transmission) but I can ssh in.  Can I change the x11 config to fix this?
[01:41] <IndyGunFreak> probably
[01:41] <cypha> jreyes332: or can i do this at a later time?
[01:41] <jreyes332> cypha: not sure. I once read a tutorial about that, but you might get some compatibility issues with the addons. You might want to use Xmarks extension for syncing bookmarks, you can do this later on
[01:42] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: damn shame no app exists for ubuntu that does that :(
[01:42] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: i have pop peeper running in wine...
[01:42] <IndyGunFreak> it seems to work.
[01:42] <IndyGunFreak> you'll just have to set it to load on boot (which is easy)
[01:42] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: i thought using wine is a security risk?
[01:42] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: wellt hat i don't know...
[01:42] <cypha> jreyes332: it's creating two partitions...partition 5 and partition 6 (for swap0
[01:43] <IndyGunFreak> i guess it could be
[01:43] <cypha> swap)
[01:43] <jreyes332> it's ok
[01:43] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: thats why i havent installed wine
[01:43] <dawdle> In my firefox plugins list, I have IcedTea java plugin and Sun java plugin. If I disable one, I disable both. If I enable one, I enable both. I have uninstalled the package sun-java6-plugin, but it's still in firefox list...
[01:43] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: who told you it as a security risk
[01:43] <cypha> i thought i had left the swap
[01:43] <cypha> ok
[01:43] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: as I said. "I thought".. assumed
[01:43] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: wine itself is not a security risk, who told you that
[01:43] <cypha> jreyes332: will it replace the boot loader?
[01:43] <cypha> cuz my current one is corrupt
[01:43] <cypha> there are like 15 instances of ubuntu
[01:43] <cypha> grub
[01:43] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: so I can install wine and it wont compromise my security? Becayuse I use ubuntu for netbanking etc.. I am careful
[01:44] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: i dont' see why it would.
[01:44] <TomTommy> cypha: thats not nice :( calling him a grub :P
[01:44] <rohit> where is the sources.list file ?
[01:44] <jreyes332> cypha: it should replace it, or at least ask you if you want to
[01:44] <dawdle> TomTommy, only if you use it to execute the .exe you get in your email
[01:44] <cypha> k
[01:44] <bogeyd6> !unzip
[01:44] <bogeyd6> Anyone know how to unzip several files in a directory?
[01:44] <cypha> and windows will be on that loader, right?
[01:44] <fccf> rohit: /etc/apt/
[01:44] <rohit> fccf, thanks :)
[01:44] <TomTommy> dawdle: what would happen then? the infected .exe would infect the whole ubuntu?
[01:44] <cypha> automatically
[01:44] <cypha> cuz i once had to go through all this stuff cuz windows wasn't showing up on that
[01:44] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: not really...
[01:44] <fccf> !enter | cypha
 TomTommy, only if you use it to execute the .exe you get in your email <-- what would happen?  Ubuntu infected?
[01:45] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: the virus might partially work in Wine, but it won't infect Ubunt
[01:45] <sebsebseb> u
[01:45] <TomTommy> sebastien: ok thats good :) pheew
[01:45] <jreyes332> cypha: it should include Windows too
[01:45] <Pwner5889> Hello.
[01:45] <cypha> k, great
[01:45] <DINK_> Since removing the videocard from a server, x11 no longer starts and throws up errors because no devices were found, I cannot vnc in and my x11 apps aren't running (transmission) but I can ssh in.  Can I change the x11 config to fix this?
[01:45] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: thats why i didn't really understand your security concerns..
[01:45] <dawdle> TomTommy, I don't think wine can access the stuff outside its 'virtual root'
[01:46] <IndyGunFreak> dawdle: exactly
[01:46] <mdg> DINK_: It has no video card at all?
[01:46] <TomTommy> sebastien: the reason im using ubuntu is to avoid infections. so it would be dissapointing if an .exe can infect the whole ubuntu and have ability to :"live" on Ubuntu
[01:46] <sebsebseb> dawdle: well  the file manager can be told to save stuff into Wines folder and such, but I guess that's differnet
[01:46] <TomTommy> i thought wine was a bit like a "sandboxie"?  is that right?
[01:46] <DINK_> mdg, I took it out to conserve power (went from 115 watts to 65 watts)
[01:46] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: not quite, it's a compatabilty layour for Windows programs
[01:46] <dawdle> TomTommy, a standard windows virus would not work well on wine, I don't think. I suppose a virus could be written directly to target wine. But it's an unlikely audience to target, since it's unlikley you'll accidently hit a virulent file with wine.
[01:46] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[01:46] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: ok cool then.. i can use pop peeper in wine
[01:47] <TomTommy> sebastien: ok thanks
[01:47] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: in simple terms, it tricks  many Windows programs so they work on a Linux  distro
[01:47] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: it would appear so.. i just started it, and it seems to be working fine.. but i've not set up acccount info, etc
[01:47] <dawdle> TomTommy, if you want complete safety working with windows stuff, use a VM with no network connectivity.
[01:47] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: well Wine is rather seperate from all other apps
[01:47] <TomTommy> dawdle: but if I never use wine to run an infected .exe it should be right anyway?
[01:47] <PDG1> has anyone successfully set up inadyn?
[01:47] <dawdle> TomTommy, yep. Don't run dodgy stuff. Just like windows.
[01:47] <TomTommy> dawdle: im running ubuntu as a guest now, using virtualbox
[01:47] <rohit> On opening the sources.list file it opens the apt sources manager ... cool I could have added the new repos through the interface...
[01:47] <IndyGunFreak> TomTommy: only thing you may need to do, is either 1.. add it manually to the startup applications menu, so it starts on startup, or just go to app/wine/pop peeper, and started at the start of each sessioni
[01:47] <TomTommy> dawdle: yeah I hear ya
[01:48] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: it should be WIndows as a guest, not Ubuntu
[01:48] <Gateway> hello ! I'm trying to get connected via my wifi card using ndiswrapper, but when I set the command " modprobe ndiswrapper " I got this error message " FATAL: Module ndiswrapper not found. " I'm asking for help please
[01:48] <TomTommy> IndyGunFreak: yep :) thanks
[01:48] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: also I expect some clever malware for Windows,  could  pick up on say keystrokes your putting in your Ubuntu virtual machine
[01:48] <TomTommy> sebastien: yeah but it just worked out this way :P
[01:48] <mdg> Gateway: you don't have ndiswrapper installed
[01:49] <TomTommy> sebastien: if I did it the other way around, I dont think I can install vista as a guest, because I only have my HP Vista Rescue DVD in 8,5GB DVD
[01:49] <kabdotinfo> uhm, if I run an infected program with wine, what happens? will it even work?
[01:49] <IndyGunFreak> Gateway: what wifi card are you using?
[01:49] <DINK_> mdg, This is the only info I've found on what I want to do: http://fixunix.com/xwindows/91663-server-running-x-without-video-card.html   AND  http://forums.opensuse.org/hardware/414947-running-without-graphics-card.html
[01:49] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: it might work
[01:49] <Gateway> mdg, I installed it and I verified that using the command ndiswrapper -l ... and it tells me that it's installed and the card is present
[01:49] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: you could run the Windows 7 RC (release  candiate) if you got enough RAM
[01:49] <TomTommy> sebastien: I read somewhere some guys tested this.. and they infected the host vista with some keyloggers, but they never detected any keystrokes in the guest Ubuntu on Virtualbox
[01:50] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: that's good untill March next year, when it will start shutting itself down every 2 hours, then stop working in June
[01:50] <fccf> DINK_: google headless vnc ubuntu
[01:50] <Gateway> IndyGunFreak, Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 2200BG this one :)
[01:50] <DINK_> fccf, thanks
[01:50] <rohit> Windows 7 RC is pretty good ... I guess M$ improved over Vista because of Ubuntu :D
[01:50] <IndyGunFreak> Gateway: that shouldn't need ndiswrapper.. mst intel chipsets work out of the box.
[01:50] <sebsebseb> rohit: not just Ubuntu
[01:50] <ctmjr> Gateway, did you use sudo modprobe ndiswrapper?
[01:50] <sebsebseb> rohit: other distros :)   do compete  here and there as well
[01:50] <TomTommy> sebastien: ok
[01:50] <sebsebseb> rohit: also Mac's apparnatly have 10% of the market now
[01:51] <Gateway> ctmjr, it returns an error message Fatal ...
[01:51] <TomTommy> i wish I could run ubuntu as host. and then run vista as guest
[01:51] <gartral> how do I build and install over an already installed program? (I'm compileing my OWN MPlayer)
[01:51] <rohit> Actually shouldn't Mac's dominate ? If only they were a little less expensive
[01:51] <sebsebseb> rohit: Linux isn't just Ubuntu
[01:51] <Gateway> IndyGunFreak, I'm using Debian :s
[01:51] <Gateway> lenny
[01:51] <sebsebseb> rohit: that's what I  think as well, but  Apple and Microsoft make deals togehter sometimes or well kind of
[01:51] <TomTommy> sebastien: so virtualbox works well on ubuntu as host?
[01:51] <b0nn> Im having (another) upgrade problem, I'm getting the following error: file does not exist: /usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/GDebi/__init__.py
[01:51] <sebsebseb> rohit: I mean some  Apple programs are made for Windows,  just like some Microsoft programs are made for Mac OS X, oh and this stuff is off topic
[01:51] <TomTommy> sebastien: apt-get install virtualbox ?
[01:51] <mdg> Gateway: I have Debian Lenny on another box too
[01:52] <ctmjr> Gateway, ubuntu is not debian
[01:52] <rohit> Oh yeah right :P
[01:52] <gartral> TomTommy: sudo apt-get install virtualbox
[01:52] <TomTommy> ctmjr: isnt ubuntu based on debain?
[01:52] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: there's  the open source version in the repo, however  that lacks USB suppourt so you get the one for linux hosts from there site instead
[01:52] <gartral> ctmjr: it is based off of Debian
[01:52] <Gateway> ctmjr, hehe I know
[01:52] <TomTommy> sebastien: ok
[01:52] <kabdotinfo> debian is not debian
[01:52] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: http://www.virtualbox.org
[01:52] <rohit> Yup get latest virtualbox from their site www.virtualbox.org
[01:52] <Gateway> so what should I do to fix that problem guys ?
[01:53] <sebsebseb> !debian |  kabdotinfo
[01:53] <gartral> how do I build and install over an already installed program? (I'm compileing my OWN MPlayer)
[01:53] <TomTommy> sebastien: i doubt my vista rescue DVD will work installing on virtualbox though.. and I cant download windows 7 as I only have small amount of data for my quota
[01:53] <crdlb> Gateway: try asking in a debian channel ...
[01:53] <kabdotinfo> sebsebseb: i didn't ask anything..
[01:53] <mdg> Gateway: sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
[01:53] <rohit> TomTommy, what are you trying to do ?
[01:53] <PDG1> I'm trying to get a DNS going with my Ubuntu box... I've never set one up before... Everything looks alright from the DynDNS side... but when i do a traceroute from this pc I get no reply *
[01:53] <Gateway> crdlb, they are related lol I've just read that :p
[01:53] <TomTommy> sebastien: i wonder if there is a workaround
[01:53] <sebsebseb> kabdotinfo: true, but you put   debian is not debian
[01:54] <fccf> gartral: perhaps ? sudo apt-get remove --purge mplayer
[01:54] <sebsebseb> kabdotinfo: which is nonsense, because Debian is Debian, just like a window is a window :d
[01:54] <mdg> then do an "lsmod" and see if it loaded
[01:54] <Jeruvy> PDG1: some versions of traceroute don't work, can you ping?
[01:54] <TomTommy> rohit: i would like to install Ubuntu on my hard drive as my main OS.. then install vista as guest using virtualbox.. but the prob is.. I only have my HP Vista Rescue DVD in 8,5GB DVD
[01:54] <PDG1> yup
[01:54] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: you can dual boot, Windows and Ubuntu
[01:54] <kabdotinfo> sebsebseb: nothing is not nothing :)
[01:54] <Gateway> mdg, I did that and it returns an error message FATAL: Module ndiswrapper not found. though ndiswrapper is installed
[01:54] <PDG1> 5 times... all of them go through
[01:55] <sebsebseb> kabdotinfo: maybe so, because nothing is also a word the word nothign
[01:55] <mdg> Gateway: what kind of computer is this?
[01:55] <gartral> fccf: I'm *trying* to use CheckInstall
[01:55] <PDG1> but doesn't that just mean it's making contact with whatever server it is
[01:55] <Gateway> mdg, Dell Precision M60
[01:55] <TomTommy> sebastien: i tried that. but its a hassle rebooting all the time as I switch between vista and ubuntu, as I need vista to play online games, sich as BF2142 and to use x-lite to make SIP VOIP phone calls and to use MSN and video chat
[01:55] <Curbuntu1> Is there anyone who can give me some guidance about VNC'ing into an Ubuntu 9.04 laptop with Remote Desktop set up?  I had no problems with this feature in 8.04 and 8.10, but I just haven't found a way to make it work in 9.04.
[01:55] <ctmjr> Gateway, run this in terminal and make sure you have include and .config in there if not install the kernel headers
[01:55] <TomTommy> sebastien: thats why I like virtualbox.. so easy without rebooting
[01:56] <Mike_lifeguard> I have a wireless router, and the wireless is fine, but I cannot plug in a wire and get a connection. in /etc/network/interfaces do I need to have something for eth0 to make it work?
[01:56] <DINK_> fccf, does headless just refer to not having a monitor hooked up specifically, or not having a videocard installed?
[01:56] <mdg> Gateway:you typed modprobe and not modeprobe right?
[01:56] <Mike_lifeguard> I note there's nothing there for wlan0, yet it works just fine
[01:56] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: yes, but Windows as a host is not a good thing really
[01:56] <TomTommy> sebastien: why not>
[01:56] <gartral> fccf: i got the .deb checkinstall generated, that seems to be working out
[01:56] <Gateway> ctmjr, sorry I didn't get what you said
[01:56] <Gateway> :s
[01:56] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: ,because your install is probably not secure enough for a start
[01:56] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: just like most Windows installs
[01:57] <TomTommy> sebastien: my vista does use UAC :)
[01:57] <ctmjr> Gateway,   ls /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build
[01:57] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: you might think your install is secure, but  it's probably not that secure
[01:57] <TomTommy> sebastien: not secure in what way?
[01:57] <TomTommy> sebastien: give me some examples
[01:57] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: uhmmm we are off topic
[01:57] <TomTommy> sebastien: pm me then
[01:57] <sebsebseb> TomTommy: pm if you want
[01:58] <Gateway> ctmjr, was that ` ?
[01:58] <crdlb> Gateway: debian support is offtopic in this channel
[01:58] <Gateway> or something else that I didn't understand
[01:59] <Gateway> crdlb, do I have to leave ?
[02:00] <Nautilus__> i dont know which java JDK to install... theres sun-java6.jdk but also default-jdk with the ubuntu logo next to it (does the logo mean its installed?)
[02:00] <Gateway> thanks for help guys
[02:00] <crdlb> Gateway: you don't have to leave, but you should ask questions about debian in #debian
[02:00] <Mike_lifeguard> Nautilus__: no, it means it's officially supported by canonical (I think... it might be some other level of "official")
[02:01] <Gateway> crdlb, I thought it was the same
[02:01] <Gateway> but thanks
[02:01] <Nautilus__> Mike_lifeguard: so i should probably go with default-jdk ?
[02:01] <mdg> Gateway: check an "lsmod" for ndiswrapper
[02:01] <Artichoke200> Hello
[02:02] <Artichoke200> I need help
[02:02]  * IndyGunFreak thinks they will eat Gateway alive in #debian
[02:02] <Mike_lifeguard> Nautilus__: the ones with the logo are probably very stable - that's why they're marked
[02:02] <Nautilus__> tx
[02:02] <Artichoke200> I'm trying to install Apache and Php togeather (where php can run on a apache server), I tried, but it doesn't work.
[02:03] <Ryan___> Hi. I'm trying to install Jaunty on a laptop with bad hard drive sectors. I already figured out how to use mke2fs to partition around the bad sectors but the Ubuntu installer seems to want to make its own partitions as part of the installation. Is there a way to install Ubuntu using only the good parts of the hard drive?
[02:03] <rohit> !lamp
[02:03] <Jeruvy> Artichoke200: can you provide more details (maybe a pastebin of the attempt/results)?
[02:04] <samtihen> anybody have issues with really crappy redrawing for QT apps? Like, DigiKam, MusicBrainz Picard, VirtualBox?
[02:04] <quantumkenny> Does anyone know how to get a USB Webcam (logitech pro 9000) working with VLC  --- streaming
[02:04] <quantumkenny> in ubuntu 9.04
[02:04] <quantumkenny> I have pulse audio
[02:05] <limpc> install the right driver
[02:05] <rohit> Artichoke200, try visiting this site https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP and see if it helps in anyway
[02:05] <quantumkenny> what drive is that limpc
[02:05] <quantumkenny> *driver
[02:06] <b0nn> Im having (another) upgrade problem, I'm getting the following error: file does not exist: /usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/GDebi/__init__.py
[02:07] <pppiano> I'm using this thing called Avant Window Manager, but it doesn't work anymore.  It only shows applets i've added to the tray.  I uninstalled it and installed it, but the problem persists. Can anyone help?
[02:07] <Guest52658> i
[02:07] <rohit> pppiano, completely uninstall as in any preferences that might have been saved or configuration files ...
[02:08] <Guest52658> i'm looking to find out where to download apps for my periphs on my asus w5 laptop - anyone know anything?
[02:08] <limpc> quantumkenny: have you even bothered to consult google?
[02:08] <samtihen> quantumkenny: i'm not entirely sure about this, but try installing cheese. "sudo apt-get install cheese"
[02:08] <quantumkenny> yes, for over two months I have played with it to get it working.  skype, sound recorder and the OS seem to work just fine with the usb mic
[02:08] <quantumkenny> the webcam works fine
[02:08] <Curbuntu1> Can anyone help with a 9.04 Remote Desktop problem?
[02:08] <quantumkenny> i'm having issues with the usb audio/built in mic
[02:09] <limpc> quantumkenny: what driver do you have installed
[02:09] <OvernightPR> Quic question, if I may; anyone know how to resolve this error: xfce4 mixer-Critical **: xfe_mixer_get_track:assertion 'GST_IS_MIXERcard)' failed
[02:09] <quantumkenny> the uvc driver
[02:09] <limpc> hmm
[02:10] <limpc> not sure then.. if sound isnt working its probably an issue with uvcvideo, im using pwc
[02:10] <limpc> i have a qc pro 4k tho
[02:10] <OvernightPR> I also get libxfce4mixer-Critical **: xfe_mixer_get_track:assertion 'GST_IS_MIXER (card)' failed
[02:11] <limpc> which version of uvc do you have, quantumkenny?
[02:11] <pppiano> rohit: can this be done by simply removing it through synaptic package manager?
[02:11] <quantumkenny> limpc: maybe the issue is more vlc related, i'm not sure.  I can capture video with no issue
[02:11] <gregthe1> I don't remember if I installed 64 bit or 32 bit ubuntu.  How do I tell?
[02:11] <limpc> quantumkenny: capturing video has no relation to audio input ;)
[02:12] <OvernightPR> and xfce4 mixer-Critical **: xfe_mixer_get_track:assertion 'GST_IS_MIXER_TRACK (track)' failed. As a result,  can't get xfce4 paanel to load.
[02:12] <rohit> pppiano, I beleave there is a way to completely purge an installation ... someone should know here
[02:12] <_2eXtreme> hey guys, where can i get a video codec pack for ubuntu? im talkin divx/xvid etc
[02:12] <OvernightPR> pppiano: what did you use to install the package?
[02:14] <pppiano> OvernightPR, I believe it was through the Synaptic Package manager, but it was a while back...
[02:14] <limpc> quantumkenny: http://linux-uvc.berlios.de/#footnote-6
[02:14] <quantumkenny> limpc:  i'm just really lost.  this is th eonly thing in my install that doesn't work and I really have no idea.  i've spent a few hours now today
[02:14] <ctmjr> _2eXtreme, try this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[02:14] <quantumkenny> my goal is to create a video journal
[02:15] <quantumkenny> the video portion seems to work, the audio does not
[02:15] <OvernightPR> _2eXtreme go to Applications -> System -> Synaptic Package Manager and search for "divx"
[02:15] <limpc> quantumkenny: see #2 of that list
[02:15] <mdg> hello _2eXtreme !
[02:16] <OvernightPR> pppiano: do you know what the program is called?
[02:16] <_2eXtreme> mdg: HEY! :D
[02:16] <_2eXtreme> guys ive just went with this: http://www.detector-pro.com/2009/04/how-to-install-dvd-and-all-audiovideo.html
[02:16] <_2eXtreme> mdg: hows tricks?
[02:16] <pppiano> OvernightPR, Avant-Window-Manager
[02:16] <mdg> _2eXtreme: Things are going fine.  How about you?
[02:17] <pppiano> OvernightPR, i meant Avant-Window-Navigator, sorry
[02:17] <quantumkenny> limpc: the audio does work in the gnome sound recorder & skype with no issue  just vlc seems to be the issue
[02:17] <_2eXtreme> mdg: yeah things are grand, just back from the pub so im sobering up with some tea and buffy episodes :D
[02:17] <cypha> how do i launch the Nvidia X Server Settings as root??
[02:17] <mdg> LOL
[02:17] <limpc> quantumkenny: i see. ask in #vlc then :)
[02:17] <quantumkenny> ok.thanks
[02:17] <pppiano> OvernightPR, right now im just removing everything through the Package Manager and reinstalling to see what happens
[02:18] <jreyes332> cypha: how was everything
[02:18] <cypha> great jreyes
[02:18] <cypha> thanks so much for ur help
[02:18] <cypha> any idea hwo i can run the nvidia xserver settings as root?
[02:18] <mdg> cypha and jreyes332 congrats!
[02:18] <cypha> so i can save the config file
[02:18] <OvernightPR> pppiano: open up synaptic, search for "avant" select "avant-window-navigator" and right-click it. From the contextual menu, select "mark for complete removal"
[02:18] <jreyes332> cypha: I'm checking to see
[02:19] <OvernightPR> pppiano: Oh, and click "Apply" when you've got all that done. That help?
[02:19] <mdg> cypha: boot the live CD again and copy from there
[02:19] <jreyes332> mdg: thanks. I had rough times upgrading, so I wanted yo help a ibt
[02:19] <cypha> huh?
[02:19] <_2eXtreme> g2g watch buffy guys, ttyl! :D
[02:20] <jreyes332> cypha: wait, what if you try gksu /usr/bin/nvidia-settings
[02:20] <JohnWittle> Living in america, speaking british english. How do I get it to not wavy-underline "flavour" or "ostracise"?
[02:20] <Guest36483> hi all.. i have 9.04 on 2 pc's connected to a LAN and am trying to gain access to a shared folders on both sides but keep getting an error "Unable to mount location" "Failed to retrieve share list from server". i keep getting it from both sides of my pc's.
[02:20] <balzac> hello
[02:21] <balzac> I have a new Ubuntu ISO downloaded
[02:21] <balzac> I just figured out that I can't run unetbootin on OSX
[02:21] <ycmarvin> hello how can I access /etc/network/interfaces ?
[02:21] <JohnWittle> balzac: There is no way. Sorry.
[02:21] <balzac> dang
[02:21] <cypha> how do i restart X?
[02:22] <JohnWittle> cypha: x --restart
[02:22] <ycmarvin> oh I mean configure /etc/network/interfaces
[02:22] <balzac> JohnWittle: this Ubuntu ISO - can I run it as a live CD?
[02:22] <jreyes332> cypha: did the "gksu /usr/bin/nvidia-settings"
[02:22] <JohnWittle> balzac: Yes, burn it to a cd.
[02:22] <mdg> cypha: startx
[02:22] <balzac> boot the apple computer into ubuntu?
[02:22] <balzac> then install unetbootin without wrecking osx?
[02:22] <cypha> JohnWittle: i thought it was ctrl+alt+7 and then ctrl+alt+1 or smoething
[02:22] <balzac> then put it on my usb drive?
[02:22] <PDG1> I'm also trying to get dynDNS working with my router... because it supposedly supports it...
[02:23] <JohnWittle> cypha: I might be wrong
[02:23] <balzac> I'm trying to fix my mothers Dell Mini. Someone at Dell took the delay out of the Grub boot-loader screen, so I can't run recovery mode
[02:23] <limpc> PDG1: if it has a tab labeled "DDNS" then it does. otherwise it doesnt
[02:23] <mdg> balzac: isn't unetbootin windows?
[02:23] <ycmarvin> help?  how should I connect to the inernet
[02:23] <balzac> no, it's gnu/linux and windows
[02:23] <hacker_kid> mdg, no windows or linux
[02:24] <ryanakca> Is there a utility that I can install to monitor network usage? vnstat is showing transfers (Rx) of roughly 2GB/day, but the only network apps I have running are mutt, w3m and ssh...
[02:24] <Mike_lifeguard> What should /etc/networking/interfaces look like? Right now I have only a 2-line entry for lo (nothing for wlan0 or eth0) - is that normal/
[02:24] <cypha> mdg, can i PM?
[02:24] <mdg> cypha: sure
[02:24] <pppiano> OvernightPR, uninstalled and installed, but still no change
[02:24] <PDG1> limpc: well it does... but on the site I'm not sure how to get the IP i need
[02:24] <ycmarvin> Mike_lifeguard: it means you dont have a modem installed
[02:25] <limpc> PDG1: get the ip you need?
[02:25] <OvernightPR> Hm. i thought you just wanted to remove it. Is there a specific problem you're having with it?
[02:25] <Mike_lifeguard> ycmarvin: well, I'm on wireless right now... but my wired connection doesn't work at all
[02:25] <limpc> PDG1: it should be doing that automatically - you just feed it your dyndns username/password and domain
[02:25] <OvernightPR> Woops. That last comment was @pppiano
[02:25] <PDG1> well like... the external IP dyndns needs
[02:25] <OvernightPR> Anyone out there able to help with some problems that I've been having with critical libxfcemixer errors preventing xfce4 panel from loading?
[02:25] <hacker_kid> im trying to create a usb flash drive that i can use as basically a portable hard drive, i have created live disks using the 9.10 usb startup disk creator and unetbootin, in both cases i could not keep files and installed programs after reboot
[02:26] <balzac> http://releases.ubuntu.com/releases/9.04/ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso  <--- this is the ISO I asked my mother to download
[02:26] <ycmarvin> Mike_lifeguard: I do not know how to use wireless, im having problems setting up my wire connection myself. have you tried searching at ubuntu forums?
[02:26] <balzac> does it have live CD mode?
[02:26] <Mike_lifeguard> Yeah, I have - no fruit so far
[02:26] <PDG1> I'll find an example
[02:26] <Mike_lifeguard> and I need to do homework
[02:26] <ycmarvin> Mike_lifeguard: I also suggest you google your wireless care plus ubuntu
[02:26] <Mike_lifeguard> ycmarvin: if you find something useful, mind /ms send Mike_lifeguard link?
[02:26] <pppiano> OvernightPR, yeah, the tray thing only shows applets that were added.  It is supposed to also a little icon when a program is opened, but it doesn't do that anymore
[02:26] <ycmarvin> Mike_lifeguard: wireless card  plus ubuntu
[02:27] <Mike_lifeguard> *nod*
[02:27] <ycmarvin> Mike_lifeguard: dunno how that wrk
[02:27] <Mike_lifeguard> ycmarvin: it sends me a memo - like a PM except the server saves it for me (ie if I'm offline, you can still send it)
[02:28] <hacker_kid> anyone have experience in creating a live usb disk that keeps programs and files after reboot?
[02:28] <OvernightPR> pppiano: has an update been released for avant-window-navigator?
[02:28] <PDG1> limpc: the external IP that dyndns got automagically was 205.250.122.196
[02:28] <limpc> PDG1: ok?
[02:29] <ycmarvin> Mike_lifeguard: want to, but im searching for my prob, hand full
[02:29] <UbuTheUbi> hey
[02:29] <PDG1> but I don't know if that's right because my traceroute on this computer says no reply *
[02:30] <Guest36483> hacker_kid: just a moment..
[02:30] <UbuTheUbi> gparted changed my windows F partition to C: when it moved and resized it.. How do i change it back with the live cd ubuntu 8.04 gparted
[02:30] <PDG1> but at the same time... the pings are going through...
[02:30] <UbuTheUbi> now my windows install hangs on the blue welcome screen
[02:30] <limpc> doesnt mean its not right. some computers block icmp type 30
[02:31] <Guest36483> hacker_kid: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/
[02:31] <OvernightPR> UbuTheUbi: are there two c: partitions now?
[02:31] <PDG1> limpc: the end result was supposed to be me able to pull up the utorrent webui and start downloads while I'm away from the computer
[02:31] <pppiano> OvernightPR, not sure, this problem is actually a bit old for me.   I haven't used Ubuntu in while, because of this and another problem (which was fixed when i discovered XChat)
[02:31] <UbuTheUbi> What im trying to ask is if theres an option in gparted to change the drive letter or what determines what the drive letter will be the only thing i did was resize which involved decreasing ubuntu partition and making bigger windows partition
[02:31] <UbuTheUbi> no
[02:31] <pppiano> OvernightPR, but anyway...im not sure
[02:31] <UbuTheUbi> at least i dont think so
[02:31] <UbuTheUbi> one was ubuntu
[02:31] <limpc> PDG1: for that you'd either need to set dmz on the router or allow port 80 and whatever torrent ports through to your local IP on the router
[02:31] <limpc> (port forwarding)
[02:32] <UbuTheUbi> i dont know what letter that was and the other was xp installed after ubuntu with a F: partition
[02:32] <PDG1> limpc: okay... DMZ i can do... but I've heard that it's maybe not a good idea...?
[02:32] <UbuTheUbi> the xp partition somehow is now C:
[02:32] <UbuTheUbi> causing problems i think with loading
[02:32] <limpc> PDG1: generally its not a good idea, no. it exposes your computer to the web
[02:33] <PDG1> or does it just expose a certain port?
[02:33] <limpc> so make sure you have something like shorewall or fwbuilder setup
[02:33] <limpc> PDG1: using port forwarding exposes only the ports you specify
[02:33] <askvictor1> Does xubuntu use much less CPU than straight ubuntu? RAM isn't a concern, but I want to speed up my Pentium-M based laptop
[02:33] <PDG1> could I just do a port forward?
[02:34] <limpc> yep. i mentioned that as the first choice ;)
[02:34] <PDG1> lol... sorry
[02:34] <rza_> what we doing
[02:35] <thiebaude> askvictor1: for me i thought they both were almost the same
[02:35] <rza_> my skype no work
[02:35] <thiebaude> i use openbox, askvictor1
[02:35] <rza_> i have saund problem
[02:36] <Guest36483> askvictor1: xubuntu was so fast on my pc. realy realy fast. but i settled for 9.04  =)
[02:36] <rza_> help pls
[02:37] <jreyes332> mdg: what was wrong with cypha?
[02:37] <balzac> I need to do a password recovery, but I can't boot to recovery mode
[02:37] <askvictor1> might have to try it and compare. But I suspect it's that firefox is being a hog rather than the desktop env.
[02:37] <balzac> I'd rather not have to re-install my mother's operating system, because I can already see it's shaping up to be very difficult
[02:37] <askvictor1> balzac: recovery disk?
[02:37] <mdg> jreyes332: He thought he was having problems starting x, but he needed to Ctrl + AlT+ F7
[02:37] <balzac> askvictor1: I'd like to make one
[02:37] <askvictor1> (i.e. live CD)
[02:37] <mdg> jreyes332: Then he said his dual display didn't work
[02:38] <jreyes332> mdg: told him to back up conf files
[02:38] <balzac> well, she doesn't have a CD drive
[02:38] <balzac> it's a dell mini
[02:38] <askvictor1> liveUSB?
[02:38] <OvernightPR> pppiano: it looks like synaptic is a build behind on awn. If you want to get the newest build and see if it fixes your problem, you need to uninstall it, go to https://launchpad.net/awn and d/l the files to install it yourself.
[02:38] <balzac> askvictor1: how do I put it on the USB drive without unetbootin?
[02:38] <askvictor1> balzac: do you have another computer with  a CD drive?
[02:38] <mdg> jreyes332: I guess he didn't get that done....
[02:38] <exodusofthemind> Can anyone recommend an easy to use irc client?
[02:38] <balzac> yes
[02:38] <sebsebseb> exodusofthemind: Konversation a KDE app :)
[02:38] <balzac> but it's apple
[02:39] <askvictor1> balzac: x86 apple?
[02:39] <OvernightPR> exodusofthemind chatzilla is also pretty good.
[02:39] <jreyes332> mdg: he didn't want to. How long have you been a Linux user?
[02:39] <balzac> yes
[02:39] <thiebaude> exodusofthemind: xchat or pidgin
[02:39] <mdg> jreyes332: He's supposed to come back.
[02:39] <sebsebseb> exodusofthemind: Xchat is ok, but  Konversation better :)
[02:39] <mdg> jreyes332: I started with Damnsmalllinux 2.2 - about 2 1/2 -3 years
[02:39] <sebsebseb> !irc |  exodusofthemind
[02:39] <balzac> I thought to run the standard ubuntu desktop CD as a live CD if possible
[02:39] <askvictor1> balzac: so get yourself an ISO of jaunty, burn it onto a CD, boot it on the apple (should be able to boot relatively easily - there's prolly some keypress you need at the start)
[02:39] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: did that guy ever come back?
[02:40] <balzac> askvictor1: ok
[02:40] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: which?
[02:40] <balzac> then what next?
[02:40] <exodusofthemind> Thanks, I'm using pidgin right now, don't really care for the interface
[02:40] <askvictor1> then in the liveCD you can make a USB
[02:40] <askvictor1> (bootable USB drive)
[02:40] <balzac> I can run unetbootin, but it needs 7z installed
[02:40] <thiebaude> the guy who had vista and wanted to dual boot
[02:40] <balzac> askvictor1: do I find that under administration?
[02:40] <UbuTheUbi> whats the proper name for C: / F: stuff
[02:40] <askvictor1> balzac: yep
[02:40] <UbuTheUbi> like drive name or whatever
[02:40] <askvictor1> I think
[02:40] <UbuTheUbi> i need to googlez
[02:40] <ryanakca> How can I put a limit on ressources (MEM) that a process can use? I know nice handles scheduling, but for ram?
[02:41] <luckyone> is there anything that shows trending using data from lmsensors using the cli?
[02:41] <balzac> askvictor1: then i can boot her netbook from USB, and then reset password from BASH?
[02:41] <askvictor1> UbuTheUbi: there are no drive names in linux
[02:41] <UbuTheUbi> like what would 'c:' be called
[02:41] <balzac> sounds plausible
[02:41] <mdg> jreyes332: I hope you are around the next time I have problems - you did a great job :)
[02:41] <askvictor1> balzac: probably
[02:41] <UbuTheUbi> well linux goofed my drive names well not linux but in linux
[02:41] <balzac> I'm pretty bent that Dell messed this up, because Ubuntu doesn't ship with the boot menu crippled
[02:41] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: there was a guy who came back, but  pm for details
[02:41] <askvictor1> UbuTheUbi: are you trying to access your windows drive?
[02:41] <billybigrigger> there are no drive names in linux
[02:41] <UbuTheUbi> gparted
[02:41] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: off topic
[02:41] <thiebaude> yea, i know
[02:41] <jreyes332> mdg: I thought you were here to solve your problems or to help people out?
[02:42] <askvictor1> balzac: another option is to download the ubuntu netbook remix USB image and write that straight to an empty USB driv
[02:42] <balzac> I'm happy Dell gave the option of Ubuntu preinstalled, but the messed up the boot loader
[02:42] <UbuTheUbi> well gparted switched the drive name from f:  <-- which was weird but i loaded windows after ubuntu to C:
[02:42] <mdg> jreyes332: to learn!
[02:42] <UbuTheUbi> now windows wont start
[02:42] <UbuTheUbi> all i did was resize
[02:42] <UbuTheUbi> at first ubuntu was bigger now windows is bigger
[02:42] <balzac> askvictor1: I'm not inclined to use the netbook remix, because I prefer standard Gnome Desktop
[02:42] <pppiano> OvernightPR, I'll try it, but i wont like it
[02:42] <ChocoTaco> Just installed Jaunty desktop on a Thinkpad T30... WPA is not an option in the wireless connection dialog
[02:42] <mdg> jreyes332: I actually downloaded a distro called INX (console) only with some tutorials about CLI to learn
[02:42] <balzac> thanks for your suggestions, askvictor1
[02:43] <askvictor1> balzac: but you can use that for the installer, then install ubuntu-desktop afterwards
[02:43] <jreyes332> mdg: hey, does DSL use rpms, debs or you have to compile everything?
[02:43] <balzac> askvictor1: she's already downloaded ubuntu jaunty desktop standard
[02:43] <tokyoahead> hi all... I have a laptop where I attached an external montior. in principle, both screens are recognized correctly, but the fonts are too large etc. I want to change the DPI, and I understnad I have to do this in the xorg.conf. But Since the two screens have different sizes, I assume I have to do that for the two screens differently? Do I have to define two display adapters for that too?
[02:43] <mdg> jreyes332: I forget what they call them - not debs -there's other names
[02:43] <arg0_>  /join #openmoko-cdevel
[02:43] <balzac> her ISP is horrible, the only allow 200 megabytes per day for users, and they sell it as broadband
[02:44] <balzac> hughes networks is terrible
[02:44] <arg0_>  /join #openmoko-cdevel
[02:44] <OvernightPR> pppiano: yeah, sorry. It's the next step in diagnosing it, though, right?
[02:44] <askvictor1> ouch
[02:44] <mdg> jreyes332: I checking now.....page is loading slow
[02:45] <askvictor1> balzac: what's the problem with the bootloader anyway?
[02:45] <jreyes332> mdg: how easy is it to install apps on that distro?
[02:45] <mdg> there is a little helper application
[02:46] <mdg> jreyes332: Uh oh - its offline
[02:46] <mdg> jreyes332: They have the apps you want to add in a compressed form - run in memory
[02:46] <jreyes332> mdg: ok, doesnt matter. got 2 go. next time you may see me logged as jreyes33, not jreyes332
[02:46] <hell-key> boa noite
[02:47] <mdg> okay.  Nice meeting you :)
[02:47] <Out_Cold> hey guys.. I have 2 different 9.04 laptops.. one is a brand new install and the other has been my working sys since the release... I am trying to add a usb broadband modem which i got working with modprobe usbserial on my existing laptop. When i try to modprobe on the new one it says module usbserial not found.. any ideas?
[02:47] <jreyes332> !br | hell-key
[02:47] <hell-key> jreyes332 sim
[02:48] <mdg> I gotta go too.  night all /me waves goodnight
[02:48] <askvictor1> ryanakca: I don't think that's possible. What would a process do if it were to need more memory and none be available? It would probably have to die (that's what happens when you run out of memory+swap I think)
[02:48] <mdg> hi cypha!
[02:48] <cypha> i have an Nvidia graphics card
[02:48] <hell-key> ubottu sim... obrigado pela sugestao
[02:48] <cypha> hi
[02:48] <cypha> and the mouse pointer gets stuck on the second screen when i use the xinerama
[02:48] <cypha> or just the dualview in general
[02:49] <cypha> as soon as my mouse goes onto the second screen, it gets stuck
[02:49] <mdg> jreyes332: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Damn_Small_Linux- see the mydsl system
[02:49] <inphinit> Could someone help me configure a router to work with firestarter, that has internet running from computer to an xbox  PM me
[02:50] <mdg> good night :)
[02:50] <sotos_ubu> hi. my laser usb mouse doesnt move the pointer while the other buttons work ok....
[02:50] <trohs> Hey, does anybody knows some bittorrent client that allows you to keep downloading your torrents both in ubuntu and windows?
[02:51] <Out_Cold> trohs... i don't think that's possible..
[02:51] <jreyes332> cypha: sorry, I don't know much about Dual Monitors
[02:51] <balzac> trohs: resume a torrent, you mean?
[02:51] <trohs> balzac: yes
[02:51] <balzac> they have different file-systems
[02:51] <ryanakca> askvictor1: Odd, couldn't it just wait until more memory were free? I just don't want apps (ex, firefox, etc) hogging all my RAM
[02:52] <Out_Cold> hey guys.. I have 2 different 9.04 laptops.. one is a brand new install and the other has been my working sys since the release... I am trying to add a usb broadband modem which i got working with modprobe usbserial on my existing laptop. When i try to modprobe on the new one it says module usbserial not found.. any ideas?
[02:52] <balzac> good luck, trohs
[02:52] <askvictor1> ryanakca: true. But that's what swap-space is for
[02:52] <trohs> balzac: i need to change the OS very frequently, so it would be nice downloading in both operating systems
[02:52] <ed2ef> Out_Cold, what dmesg says?
[02:52] <trohs> balzac: ok, thanks anyway
[02:53] <askvictor1> trohs: I think it should work if you just point the bittorrent clients to the same download path
[02:53] <askvictor1> try it and report back to us!
[02:53] <trohs> askvictor1: it doesn't, I've already tried
[02:53] <askvictor1> bugger
[02:53] <Out_Cold> ed2ef, it recognizes the usb device... but my directions says to unplug it before doing the modprobe..
[02:53] <askvictor1> trohs: try a different client?
[02:54] <askvictor1> you using the same client in windows and linux?
[02:54] <inphinit> Could someone help me configure a router to work with firestarter, that has internet running from computer to an xbox
[02:54] <Out_Cold> ed2ef, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=779652
[02:54] <trohs> askvictor1: I wil.. Just thought some of you could already knew some perhaps multiplataform client that does that...
[02:55] <Out_Cold> ed2ef, it works fine on one laptop.... but i'm not sure why the second doesn't have the module..
[02:55] <askvictor1> trohs: I've managed to start a torrent in one client, and finish it using a different client, just by pointing the downloads dir to the same place. Try Vuze perhaps - that's multi-platform
[02:55] <ed2ef> open a terminal, and type "sudo modprobe -l | grep usbserial"
[02:56] <ed2ef> if returns the module, probably a config problem
[02:56] <sotos_ubu> hi. When i plug my sweex usb laser mouse to my laptop the mouse pointer on the screen doesnt move however i move the mouse. The other buttons work ok  though. with lsusb shows that it is found by the operationg system. I am using 9.04
[02:56] <trohs> askvictor1: ok, thanks
[02:56] <askvictor1> trohs: or if you wanted to be cutting edge (and waste some RAM in the process) you could run a virtual machine for your BT client, and start the same VM in windows or linux
[02:56] <askvictor1> but that might be overkill
[02:57] <trohs> askvictor1: :)
[02:57] <Out_Cold> ed2ef, no returns
[02:58] <ed2ef> Out_Cold, strange, could u type that command on the other notebook?
[02:58] <Out_Cold> the grep??
[02:58] <ed2ef> the "sudo modprobe -l | grep usbserial"
[02:59] <Out_Cold> ed2ef, "kernel/drivers/usb/serial/usbserial.ko"
[02:59] <ed2ef> Out_Cold, http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?mode=exactfilename&suite=jaunty&section=all&arch=any&searchon=contents&keywords=usbserial.ko
[03:00] <ed2ef> as u can see, this module is part of the package linux-image
[03:00] <ed2ef> how come u dont have it?
[03:00] <Out_Cold> one does... not the other..
[03:00] <Out_Cold> i dunno lol
[03:00] <zcserei> I'm new to git guys. How can I grab this code: http://github.com/mightylemon/mightylemon/tree/master ?
[03:01] <Out_Cold> it should be in the repos?
[03:01] <Out_Cold> ** ed2ef
[03:01] <sotos_ubu> hi. When i plug my sweex usb laser mouse to my laptop the mouse pointer on the screen doesnt move however i move the mouse. The other buttons work ok  though. with lsusb shows that it is found by the operationg system. I am using 9.04
[03:01] <ed2ef> well, i really idk what to do, if u really dont have this module, go to the url i sent, download the linux-image and reinstall it
[03:01] <CarlFK> what .deb gives me: import wx.lib.sized_controls as sc ... ImportError: No module named sized_controls
[03:02] <Out_Cold> yea ok ty will try..
[03:02] <CarlFK> apparently this isn't it: python-wxgtk2.8 is already the newest version.
[03:02] <ed2ef> or if dont work, extract the deb, and copy the module to the right directory, later do the command "sudo depmod -ae `uname -r`"
[03:02] <pppiano> OvernightPR, thanks for all your help, although this problem is not yet solved, i'll keep looking
[03:03] <OvernightPR> pppiano: sorry that didn't help.
[03:03] <DGMurdockIII> how do i change what controller the audio driver is using?
[03:03] <roxanna> Help: How do I change my password
[03:03] <DGMurdockIII> i want to make sure all of the audio driver are using the right contriler
[03:04] <ed2ef> roxanna, open a terminal and type "passwd"
[03:04] <OvernightPR> roxanna: you trying to change your pw, or the root pw?
[03:05] <Jack_Sparrow> !noroot
[03:05] <JabberWalkie> yes, but you can always set the root password if your feeling frisky
[03:05] <JabberWalkie> not advisable though
[03:05] <OvernightPR> Jack Sparrow: ah, thanks.
[03:05] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[03:06] <FunkyObtuse> please explain to me why it isn't safe to run as root all the time
[03:06] <sotos_ubu> hi. When i plug my sweex usb laser mouse to my laptop the mouse pointer on the screen doesnt move however i move the mouse. The other buttons work ok  though. with lsusb shows that it is found by the operationg system. I am using 9.04
[03:06] <gartral> !root | FunkyObtuse
[03:06] <Jack_Sparrow> FunkyObtuse There are lots of places to read up on that.  try #ubuntu-ot
[03:07] <nicks007> Hello, i am trying to install stardict dictionary but it is showing error "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libgucharmap6 "
[03:07] <sotos_ubu> anyone?
[03:08] <ed2ef> did u try "sudo apt-get install libgucharmap6"?
[03:08] <OvernightPR> FunkyObuse: The technical answer is because it allows all programs to run as root, which lets them change master settings that they shouldn't. The non-technical reason is because it will sommon bats from the netherealms to eat your face. )
[03:08] <JabberWalkie> you can go sudo passwd root passwordhere to do it, if you want....THE POWER
[03:08] <MorbrorFultjack> is it possible to bind mouse3 to close windows in ubuntu?
[03:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !noroot > JabberWalkie
[03:09] <sotos_ubu> !noroot > JabberWalkie
[03:10] <sotos_ubu> !noroot > sotos_ubu
[03:10] <nicks007> no , i didn't install it, i want to know what it is libgucharmap6
[03:10] <ed2ef> well, google it 2=)
[03:11] <nicks007> ed2ef, ok
[03:11] <jforce> Where a
[03:11] <jforce> Where can i contact a ubuntu developer?
[03:12] <jforce> I had a good idea to suggest to ubuntu, but who should i contact?
[03:12] <OvernightPR> jforce: throw a stone in #ubuntu and you're bound to hit one. :)
[03:12] <Jack_Sparrow> !participate
[03:12] <Jack_Sparrow> !brainstorm
[03:12] <nicks007> ed2ef, how can i mount my drives automatically when i boot
[03:12] <ed2ef> put on the /etc/fstab
[03:13] <gartral> !8.04
[03:14] <nicks007> ed2ef, i tried sudo apt-get install libgucharmap6 , but it is showing " package not found "
[03:15] <Jack_Sparrow> nicks007 What package are you trying to install originally
[03:16] <nicks007> i want to install stardict dictionary, i downloaded a .deb package file . when i tried to install it , its giving dependency error
[03:16] <gartral> nicks007: then you need to fill the depencies
[03:16] <ed2ef> nicks007, http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=all&keywords=libgucharmap6, r u sure u r getting the deb package for your ubuntu version?
[03:17] <Jack_Sparrow> nicks007 That is not surprising.  Chasing dep for something outside of repos can be traumatic
[03:17] <gartral> !lol | ed2ef
[03:17] <nicks007> yes, i am sure that i have downloaded .deb file for ubuntu
[03:17] <ed2ef> gartral, sorry man, i ll try to stop with the abreviation
[03:17] <Jack_Sparrow> nicks007 do you have a link
[03:18] <taylor> My xbox 360 DNS server can't resolve names of xbox live servers, how can I solve this?
[03:19] <OvernightPR> taylor: Is that in any way related to Ubuntu?
[03:19] <ed2ef> nicks007, there is 2 way to confront this, or you force the installation of the package, or if you are totatly sure of what your are doing, get the libguchar-something package from hardy and install it
[03:19] <nicks007> jack_Sparrow , i have downloaded from here http://stardict.sourceforge.net/download.php
[03:19] <Jack_Sparrow> checking
[03:19] <gartral> taylor: im assuming your trying to rout the 360 through your desktop to the internet, and the desktop IS running Ubuntu?
[03:20] <taylor> OvernightPR: yes because it worked on Winxp but now that I have ubuntu installed and running firestarter with ICS enabled but it wont work
[03:20] <taylor> gartral: yes
[03:20] <ed2ef> nicks007, http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=all&section=all&arch=any&searchon=names&keywords=stardict
[03:20] <OvernightPR> gartral: See, you are clearly thinking one step ahead of me on that. :D
[03:20] <ed2ef> there is already a ubuntu official package
[03:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !info stardict
[03:21] <gartral> OvernightPR: are there any external firewalls that have "windowsbased controll modes"?
[03:22] <sigger> odd thing: dopewars, which worked in 8.04, does not work in 9.04. where can I report this to ubuntu?
[03:22] <nicks007> ok thanks, it is fixed now
[03:22] <ed2ef> np
[03:22] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[03:22] <gartral> sigger: no need to report, just reinstall it, i had too, but i assure you, Dopewars does work
[03:23] <gartral> OvernightPR: hmm.. i can't find much on this issue...
[03:23] <sigger> gartral: ah uninst + reinst? ok.  and nice to see I'm not the only one with that guilty pleasure
[03:24] <gartral> sigger: heh.. after your done, i can start a game server, if you'ed like
[03:25] <taylor> Just thought about something, will return if this does not work
[03:25] <OvernightPR> gartral: Didn't they do something with windows server 08 like that? Am I crazy?
[03:27] <gartral> OvernightPR: just randomly curious, are you trying to use a normal cat5e cable, or a crossover cable?
[03:27] <killgorack> hey, I downloaded a theme from the net .. how do I install it?
[03:27] <OvernightPR> gartral: I think yo meant to ask taylor that
[03:28] <gartral> OvernightPR: sorry
[03:28] <Jack_Sparrow> killgorack What type of theme?  it matters
[03:28] <killgorack> THis one
[03:28] <killgorack> http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/BlueSpace+II?content=78633
[03:28] <Out_Cold> once i have a new kernal how do i load it??
[03:29] <Jack_Sparrow> killgorack drag and drop onto an open theme manager
[03:29] <Jack_Sparrow> !kernel
[03:29] <killgorack> theme manager eh??
[03:29] <Jack_Sparrow> killgorack system.pref.. appearance  (in intrepid)
[03:30] <killgorack> goodness.. I didnt know you meant literally lol that worked niceley
[03:30] <Jack_Sparrow> killgorack not sure if they moved it in jaunty
[03:30] <Jack_Sparrow> killgorack cool, enjoy
[03:31] <killgorack> it worked all but the transparancy ;-(
[03:31] <Jack_Sparrow> killgorack most themes are not colplete/match the screenshot
[03:31] <Jack_Sparrow> complete
[03:31] <sigger> gartral: actually same persists
[03:32] <killgorack> well it's perty anyway. how does one page here... I assume the highligted text you send is a PM.. how?
[03:32] <sigger> gartral: er, same problem
[03:32] <SunnyD> do you guys know why i can't get REAL transparency in my terminal window ?
[03:32] <Jack_Sparrow> !pm
[03:32] <balzac> the ubuntu desktop CD has a live boot option?
[03:32] <Jack_Sparrow> !irc
[03:33] <gartral> sigger sudo apt-get purge dopewars (*warning* that command WILL erase your saved games if you had any! back them up first!)
[03:33] <john> hey
[03:33] <john> quien habla ahi??
[03:33] <Jack_Sparrow> !es
[03:33] <sigger> gartral: purge?  never used.  will try
[03:34] <Guest49741> yeh
[03:34] <gartral> !purge | sigger
[03:34] <Guest49741> but car is dad ...psss
[03:34] <OvernightPR> Jack_Sparrow: Looks like you know how to recognize, "Hello, does anyone speak my language" in just about every language. :D
[03:34] <gartral> sigger: purge deletes the binaray, config files, and any folders corisponding to the program in your home dir
[03:34] <Jack_Sparrow> yep
[03:35] <gartral> he's that Famous Jack Sparrow!
[03:35] <cowgarden> hi, flashs fullscreen mode is allways on the wrong screen and somhow offset (as if my left monior was higher and longer to the left than it is). Any idea? it's a new problem, worked before
[03:35] <sigger> gartral: k.  how do I backup scores?  no biggie if I cant
[03:35] <cowgarden> I have to correct: It's on the wrong screen when I use my right one
[03:36] <gartral> sigger: lemme see
[03:36] <cowgarden> it even crops the view somehow
[03:36] <fccf> cowgarden: nvidia?
[03:36] <cowgarden> fccf, yes
[03:36] <hoohaah> how far off is 9.10?
[03:37] <hoohaah> is jaunty worth installing now?
[03:37] <anonbadger> october
[03:37] <Jack_Sparrow> hoohaah that would be the date
[03:37] <fccf> have you used nvidia-settings?
[03:37] <hoohaah> oh
[03:37] <hoohaah> heh
[03:37] <balzac> I tried to boot my mother's computer (apple ibook g4) from the ubuntu 9.04 desktop edition CD
[03:37] <balzac> it wouldn't boot
[03:37] <cowgarden> fccf, yes, but not when the problem appeared
[03:37] <gartral> sigger: cp ./.dopewars ./Desktop/dopewars
[03:37] <balzac> that's why
[03:37] <hoohaah> would it be a waste of bandwidth to fetch the dvd livecd instead of the cd image?
[03:37] <balzac> it's x86 and she's god a frigging g4
[03:37] <hoohaah> how complete is the dvd?
[03:38] <balzac> g__ damn it!
[03:38] <taylor> well that didn't work
[03:38] <Jack_Sparrow> hoohaah the dvd just includes repo "main" that is the real dif
[03:38] <Jack_Sparrow> !ohmy > balzac
[03:38] <fccf> cowgarden: by using sudo nvidia-settings and set it up again the way you need, make sure to keep a backup
[03:38] <balzac> sorry for the outburst
[03:38] <gartral> taylor: just randomly curious, are you trying to use a normal cat5e cable, or a crossover cable?
[03:38] <Jack_Sparrow> hoohaah get the cd and dl the mirror if you want
[03:39] <Jack_Sparrow> !mirror
[03:39] <hoohaah> Jack_Sparrow: do you happen to know if that includes something like ralink-firmware or firmware for wireless cards?
[03:39] <cowgarden> fccf, xconfig.org is the only thing I need to backup, right?
[03:39] <fulld> hello. I have a raid array that i start with 'mdadm --build --level=0 --raid-devices=3 /dev/md0 /dev/sd[cde]'. how do i auto start on boot?
[03:39] <taylor> gartral: a cat5e cable, like I said it worked before in the exact same physical setup
[03:39] <Jack_Sparrow> hoohaah You would need to look at what is in main.  I really dont know
[03:39] <fccf> are you using Xfree86 or xorg?
[03:39] <hoohaah> kk
[03:40] <cowgarden> fccf, xorg I think (the standard thing)
[03:40] <milo_> hi my name is milo and im a newbie to ubuntu but i really enjoy it
[03:40] <cowgarden> fccf, xorg if thats the process name too
[03:40] <sigger> gartral: actually no non-comment text in my .dopewars.  though I do have high scores.  13MM once FYI
[03:40] <Jack_Sparrow> milo_ welcome
[03:40] <gartral> taylor: right, IIRC Ubuntu doesn't like device>device cat5e connections, you may need a repeater, or hub in between, and you may need to config your firewall acordingly for the hub
[03:40] <fccf> It saves to /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[03:40] <Jack_Sparrow> milo_ http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html
[03:40] <OvernightPR> milo_, welcome aboard!
[03:40] <milo_> thanks jack
[03:40] <sweet_14> hiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[03:40] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[03:41] <mib_sctaruw9> hi
[03:41] <taylor> gartral: would using a crossover cable be easier?
[03:41] <cowgarden> fccf, yea right, thx, I'll try that tomorrow. have a nice time!
[03:41] <gartral> taylor: yes..
[03:41] <imperfect-> Yeah so if I'm rysncing my desktop over the wireless network my sata performance sucks so bad it takes 30 seconds to load firefox
[03:41] <imperfect-> wtf is that aobut
[03:41] <Jack_Sparrow> !ohmy > imperfect-
[03:41] <milo_> I need some help
[03:41] <mib_sctaruw9> does somebody have ubuntu on a m2npv-vm motherboard?
[03:41] <hoohaah> imperfect-: what do you mean resyncing?
[03:41] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask
[03:41] <imperfect-> rsyncing
[03:42] <milo_> I can't run my python program from the terminal
[03:42] <cabrey> milko, did you write it?
[03:42] <imperfect-> basically if I'm using the sata at all
[03:42] <imperfect-> the system slows down so much it's pretty much unsuable
[03:42] <cabrey> milo_, * see above
[03:42] <mib_sctaruw9> need help installing mother board drivers... please help me
[03:43] <hoohaah> imperfect-: give the process lower priority
[03:43] <taylor> gartral: so would I need a crossover cable from computer to router only, or also one from router to xbox
[03:43] <Out_Cold> so how do i figure out if the kernal i added has the module i need installed
[03:43] <Out_Cold> ??
[03:43] <milo_> yes
[03:43] <hoohaah> ie. renice it
[03:43] <milo_> I wrote it
[03:43] <cowgarden> what does ubuntu cache in Ram? (seems to be not necessary since ubuntu runs on less ram than it occupies by cache on my PC now)
[03:43] <mib_sctaruw9> need help installing mother board drivers... please help me, somebody?
[03:43] <Jack_Sparrow> milo_ Perhaps a #python  channel
[03:43] <Jack_Sparrow> !repeat > mib_sctaruw9
[03:43] <cabrey> ^
[03:43] <milo_> In fact, I took python last semester and ...
[03:43] <tokyoahead> guys I have a problem, my laptopś external monitor is only rtunning at 1024x768 although it should have 1280x1024.... what can I do to fix this?
[03:44] <cabrey> milo_, bring your tracebacks to #python
[03:44] <Jack_Sparrow> cabrey ty
[03:44] <milo_> how do I do that?
[03:44] <Jack_Sparrow> milo_ /join #python
[03:44] <cabrey> milo_, I meant that python usually outputs errors called tracebacks that help you debug python code
[03:44] <imperfect-> yeah
[03:44] <imperfect-> renicing doesn't seem to help
[03:45] <milo_> ok
[03:45] <myself> hey quick IRC question ,anyone know if there is a command to cancle an /invite if you invited someone, but dont want them to come into the channel (say, if they are banned, but invite willl get around a ban)
[03:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !irc > myself
[03:45] <myself> and you wanna cancel that invite
[03:45] <milo_> the problem is that the terminal disappears before i have any chance to see the traceback
[03:45] <myself> if someone knows tell me
[03:45] <myself> thanks
[03:45] <milo_> but let me try something
[03:45] <Jack_Sparrow> milo_ Please join the python channel
[03:46] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot > myself
[03:46] <robuntu> what is this lost and found file in my storage drive and how do i get rid of it?
[03:46] <Out_Cold> so how do i figure out if the kernal i added has the module i need installed?
[03:46] <myself> !Aeaeaea
[03:46] <cabrey> Jack_Sparrow, for a second there I thought you sent that to yourself
[03:46] <Out_Cold> how do i activate the modules?
[03:46] <cabrey> Out_Cold, modprobe
[03:46] <Out_Cold> lol
[03:46] <Jack_Sparrow> :)
[03:46] <Out_Cold> modprobe the module??
[03:46] <Jack_Sparrow> Out_Cold /join #kernel
[03:46] <jrib> robuntu: leave it be, it's related to the filesystem
[03:47] <Out_Cold> or modprobe add?
[03:47] <imperfect-> This sata transfer issue is so severe
[03:47] <imperfect-> Firefox stops responding for like 10 or 15 seconds all the time
[03:47] <imperfect-> This is just tupid
[03:47] <imperfect-> er stupid
[03:47] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter
[03:47] <milo_> can't see the python channel...where is it?
[03:47] <jrib> milo_: #python...
[03:47] <cabrey> milo_, /join #python
[03:48] <robuntu> jrib: can i hide it or just leave it?
[03:48] <jrib> robuntu: just leave it
[03:48] <cabrey> robuntu, just leave it, it is when the file system checks finds something
[03:48] <robuntu> jrib: sure thing thanks.
[03:48] <jrib> robuntu: if it really bothers you you can hide it by putting its name in a .hidden file in the same directory
[03:48] <NetEcho> does anyone here use nessus with their ubuntu system?
[03:48] <milo_> ok. Right click and join channel, right?
[03:49] <jrib> milo_: you need to be identified, sure
[03:49] <cabrey> milo_, type /join #python into the area where you input messages
[03:49] <Jack_Sparrow> milo_                    type                  /join #python                right where you type in channel
[03:50] <anonbadger> how do I cron? I have been experiementing with crontab setting it a few minutes ahead of time but it isn't working. 46 12 * * * echo "lol wut" should have printed "lol wut" in my terminal a few minutes ago seeing as it's 1248pm here
[03:50] <Jack_Sparrow> !cron
[03:50] <cabrey> anonbadger, it wouldn't output to your open terminal specifically
[03:50] <jrib> anonbadger: how is cron supposed to know you want that echoed to *your* terminal?
[03:51] <cowgarden> can I disable the cache (ram)
[03:51] <cowgarden> ?
[03:51] <cabrey> cowgarden, you don't want to do that
[03:51] <anonbadger> oh whose terminal did it echo it to?
[03:51] <cowgarden> cabrey, i just want to check how much it boosts programs startup times :)
[03:51] <cabrey> cowgarden, it will degrade them
[03:51] <gartral> taylor: you'll only need that for 360 > comp, iof you put a router between, you only need 2 normal cables
[03:51] <anonbadger> thanks Jack_Sparrow
[03:51] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[03:52] <cowgarden> cabrey, does ubuntu check which programms I use frequently and cache them on startup? (like firefox)
[03:52] <cabrey> cowgarden, for reference: http://www.linuxatemyram.com/
[03:52] <hacker_kid> anyone have experience creating a persistent live usb install? i have been trying without success for a couple hours
[03:52] <mib_sctaruw9> need help installing drivers on a m2npv.vm asus mother board
[03:52] <mib_sctaruw9> :s
[03:52] <OvernightPR> hacker_kid pendrivelinux didn't work for you?
[03:52] <Jack_Sparrow> !details > mib_sctaruw9
[03:53] <hacker_kid> overnightPR: hmm havent tried that one
[03:53] <mib_sctaruw9> i already saw it, and i have already waited ... come on
[03:53] <Garethp> Hey guys, can anyone tell me how I can execute terminal commands from within a file?
[03:53] <hacker_kid> overnightPR: im only seeing installs for < 7.10
[03:53] <cabrey> cowgarden, it is a convenient little website :)
[03:53] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_sctaruw9 Details means what version of ubuntu and details about what chipsets are on your mb.. com-on work with us too
[03:53] <cowgarden> Garethp, you mean scripts?
[03:54] <Garethp> Yeah, I do
[03:54] <cowgarden> cabrey, funny site, yes, just diving into the detailed page
[03:54] <taylor> gartral: okay so i'm fine right now the way it is setup with the router in between and using cat5e cables
[03:55] <Jack_Sparrow> taylor yes
[03:55] <milo_> how do i identify myself to join the python channel?
[03:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !register
[03:55] <cowgarden> Garethp, just list them in a textfile and save it as myscript.sh, than execute it with "sh myscript.sh" I think (but i'm still a bit noob)
[03:55] <OvernightPR> hacker_kid http://www.pendrivelinux.com/ has Ubuntu 9.04 and Kubuntu 9.04 listed as available for download.
[03:55] <kwtm> What key(s) do I press on my keyboard to bring up the Ubuntu desktop menu (Applications/Places/etc) if I don't want to use the mouse?
[03:55] <cowgarden> Garethp, 1 line for 1 command
[03:55] <Garethp> Thanks cowgarden.
[03:55] <OvernightPR> hacker_kid: and Xubuntu, come to look at it.
[03:56] <kwtm> Ctrl-Esc (or the Windows button) works for MS Windows but not for Ubuntu.
[03:56] <cowgarden> Garethp, you can make the executable as normal command (wihtout navigating the terminal to the directory and using the "sh" command) too, by dropping them into a special folder, but I forgot which
[03:56] <chelehandsome> how can I mount a RAID 5 in my server?
[03:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !raid
[03:57] <Jeruvy> !hotkeys
[03:57] <kwtm> !Keyboard
[03:57] <mib_sctaruw9> Jack_Sparrow: My mother board is an m2npv-vm (see http://usa.asus.com/search.aspx?searchitem=1&searchkey=m2npv-vm)
[03:58] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_sctaruw9 Which device on that mb are you trying to work with
[03:58] <mib_sctaruw9> Jack_Sparrow: I have already downloaded the linux drivers from the web page i posted
[03:58] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_sctaruw9 Which device on that mb are you trying to work with
[03:58] <grux2fr> ...
[03:59] <ciberglo> hello guys, i need a help
[03:59] <MarkBao> hey
[03:59] <MarkBao> I'm having a bit of a problem getting a sound card to work in ubuntu.
[03:59] <mib_sctaruw9> Jack_Sparrow: I want to know how to install them... cause some of the have .run extensions and other .exe, but no one seems to run .. even changing their properties to allow execution
[03:59] <Wicked> hello all. ive set up a ipv6 tunnel with tunnelbroker and ive got this one computer using ipv6..i can ping6 stuff fine and all. but i want all the computers on my lan to be able to use ipv6 so i setup radvd and computers on my lan see it and try an get a ipv6 ip...but those other computers cannot pin6 anything.....
[03:59] <ciberglo> i was trying to fix my python gtk, and suddently, when i rebooted, my gdm didn't start anymore. tryed to go to tty# and reinstall gdm, apt-get build-dep gdm, but nothing worked
[03:59] <Wicked> !radvd
[04:00] <Wicked> !ipv6
[04:00] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_sctaruw9 sorry, cant help..
[04:00] <ciberglo> can anyone help?
[04:00] <mib_sctaruw9> Jack_Sparrow: You can find the drivers is you follow the "Download" link at the web page i posted
[04:00] <Wicked> those links are of no help
[04:00] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_sctaruw9 sorry, that is not what I asked
[04:00] <PDG1> limpc: okay... so it works now :)
[04:00] <limpc> cool
[04:00] <limpc> what'd you have to do
[04:00] <PDG1> I'm super stoked
[04:00] <PDG1> listen to waht you said
[04:00] <kwtm> Thank you, whoever told ubotu to tell me about keyboard shortcuts.  It worked!
[04:01] <mib_sctaruw9> Jack_Sparrow: Ok then, i want to install the chipset driver...
[04:01] <Randabis> !compiz
[04:01] <fccf> !enter |PDG1
[04:01] <mib_sctaruw9> Jack_Sparrow: Could you help me?
[04:01] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_sctaruw9 once again, that does not tell me what I asked
[04:01] <MarkBao> I'm trying to instlal a sound card driver to work with ALSA, but apparently ALSA's incorrectly compiled, because I can't find any thing, as it says modinfo: could not find module snd-opl3sa2
[04:01] <mib_sctaruw9> Which device on that mb are you trying to work with
[04:02] <ciberglo> i was trying to fix my python gtk (installing and reinstalling things, but don't remember for sure if I removed something), and suddently, when i rebooted, my gdm didn't start anymore, it justs shows up the mouse (with that rolling ball), waiting for the login panel to start. tryed to go to another terminal and reinstall gdm, tryed to apt-get build-dep gdm, but nothing worked. can anyone help?
[04:02] <PDG1> limpc: actually... I did have to change my port from 8080 to the default port that it uses to get through my router
[04:02] <mib_sctaruw9> Jack_Sparrow: you asked "Which device on that mb are you trying to work with"... what's the catch?
[04:02] <PDG1> default port for the webui*
[04:03] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_sctaruw9 the simple answer would be, my broadcom network card, or my onboard nvidia video or my blah sound etc
[04:03] <PDG1> now... I'm not sure if I can do the same thing with my xbox...
[04:03] <gartral> taylor: all aok now?
[04:03] <mib_sctaruw9> Jack_Sparrow: :( Come on.... any way you are not going to help me... so f... off
[04:04] <ctmjr> ciberglo, go into rescue mode and try sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[04:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !attitude > mib_sctaruw9
[04:04] <gartral> !patience } mib_sctaruw9
[04:04] <ciberglo> [ctmjr]: i will try that
[04:04] <ciberglo> thks so much
[04:04] <gartral> !patience | mib_sctaruw9
[04:04] <taylor> gartral: no, still having the problem
[04:04] <mrvdv> where can i find the webmin html files to edit them
[04:05] <Jack_Sparrow> !webmin
[04:05] <ciberglo> [ctmjr]: i will came back in a while
[04:05] <ctmjr> ciberglo, you will need an Internet connection
[04:05] <Jack_Sparrow> !swat
[04:05] <mrvdv> well i got webmin on my ubuntu system and it works fine
[04:05] <gartral> !ebox | me
[04:05] <Jack_Sparrow> !worksforme
[04:06] <gartral> why does ubottu recognize me in #ubuntu-offtopic and NOT in #ubuntu?
[04:06] <ziroday> gartral: do !ebox > me
[04:06] <gartral> !ebox > me
[04:07] <mib_sctaruw9> could some one tell me how to install all the drivers for an asus m2npv-vm mother board?
[04:07] <mib_sctaruw9> please...
[04:07] <ziroday> mib_sctaruw9: most, if not all the drivers should be shipped on the CD
[04:07] <mib_sctaruw9> Jack_Sparrow: Stay out of this... please
[04:08] <gartral> mib_sctaruw9: what on your board can't you use?
[04:08] <Jack_Sparrow> mib_sctaruw9 Lose the attitude
[04:08] <gartral> !attitude | mib_sctaruw9
[04:09] <Jack_Sparrow> !coc > mib_sctaruw9
[04:09] <mib_sctaruw9> ziroday: Yes pal, but i wonder why the asus.com home page of the mother board supplies special linux drivers, i mean, perhaps they work better
[04:09] <ziroday> mib_sctaruw9: they probably don't. If everything works currently I wouldn't be messing with drivers from asus.com as you are much more likely to break your system
[04:09] <ziroday> mib_sctaruw9: this isn't windows :)
[04:10] <gartral> mib_sctaruw9: is there anything specifially on your board you *can't* use without the closed source drivers? if not, you should *really* leave your drivers alone, or you can permenatly screw your computer up
[04:11] <mib_sctaruw9> gartral: Yes, there are a couple of things, like special hardware firewall, and the chipset driver....
[04:12] <billybigrigger> chipset driver?
[04:12] <billybigrigger> this isn't windows :P
[04:12] <ziroday> mib_sctaruw9: hardware firewall?
[04:12] <taylor_> Now could someone help me with why my jaunty keeps freezing?
[04:12] <cabrey> mib_sctaruw9, i think you might be confused between firewire and firewall
[04:12] <billybigrigger> taylor_::: you might want to start by scouring your logs, located in /var/log/
[04:12] <ziroday> taylor_: freeze and then return to normal, or freeze and require hard reboot?
[04:12] <gartral> mib_sctaruw9: the Linux firewall is probably faster, and lighter, and the chipset, that shouldn't need any special drivers, devices attached to the chipset need drivers, does your bluetooth/lan/wan all work?
[04:12] <taylor_> ziroday: require hard boot
[04:13] <ziroday> taylor_: after a hard reboot I would take down the time and take a peek in /var/log/messages for any warnings/errors at that time. If you're not sure feel free to pastebin that area
[04:13] <ziroday> taylor_: makes sense?
[04:14] <gartral> mib_sctaruw9: what comp do you have? I'll do some research on it and see what specifically these drivers do that core drivers can't
[04:15] <Nunnally> hi guys
[04:15] <Nunnally> i'm having problem with add/remove
[04:15] <gartral> Nunnally: please be more specific
[04:15] <Jack_Sparrow> Nunnally have you changed anything in your sources.list
[04:15] <Nunnally> evertime I tired to install.. it reject and gives me this error "Could not connect to 127.0.0.1:9666 (127.0.0.1). - connect (111 Connection refused)"
[04:15] <Nunnally> tried*
[04:16] <Nunnally> no clue why :(
[04:16] <Jack_Sparrow> Nunnally we need to see                 /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !paste
[04:16] <taylor> billybigrigger: what should I be looking for
[04:16] <gartral> Nunnally: that... should be impossible, it's refusing a loopback interface connection... have you messed with your firewalls at all?
[04:17] <Nunnally> hmm.. nope
[04:17] <Nunnally> but i added many stuff on my sources.list :P
[04:17] <billybigrigger> taylor::: well you can start in your xorg.log
[04:17] <billybigrigger> taylor::: or system log
[04:17] <gartral> Nunnally: are you absolutly sure, youve never opened firestarter, or ufw and do anythinf?
[04:17] <billybigrigger> taylor::: look for anything that gives you an error
[04:17] <Nunnally> nope.. O-O
[04:18] <gartral> Nunnally: you should go though and make sure the entries point to internet sites, and not your LO
[04:18] <Nunnally> how?
[04:18] <ziroday> gartral: its more likely that Nunnally has install apt-cacher or something similar, removed it but left the configuration for it there. Which is why it would be most helpful if pastebinned his /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:18] <Jack_Sparrow> Nunnally gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:18] <ziroday> urgh, that made no sense
[04:19] <Nunnally> jack_sparrow:
[04:19] <Nunnally> deb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jaunty-security main restricted
[04:19] <Nunnally> deb-src http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jaunty-security main restricted
[04:19] <Nunnally> deb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jaunty-security universe
[04:19] <Nunnally> deb-src http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jaunty-security universe
[04:19] <Nunnally> deb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jaunty-security multiverse
[04:19] <Nunnally> deb-src http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu jaunty-security multiverse
[04:19] <FloodBot1> Nunnally: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:19] <cabrey> ahh so much for !paste
[04:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !paste > Nunnally
[04:19] <gartral> I love it when people can't read the /topic
[04:19] <ss_> 什么意思？？？
[04:19] <lex0> can someone help me i deleted my windows partiton and now my cd rom drive does not get recognized?
[04:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !cn
[04:20] <fccf> !cn
[04:20] <jeffrey1790> hello
[04:20] <ss_> 这个东西怎么玩
[04:20] <jeffrey1790> again fccf
[04:20] <jeffrey1790> lol
[04:20] <jeffrey1790> uh #nvidia didnt help....
[04:20] <fccf> !jp
[04:20] <gartral> !english | ss
[04:20] <reto`> maybe you stone people for not obeying the rules, eh?
[04:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > jeffrey1790
[04:20] <loof> question for compiz gurus; how can i drag a window around (from desktop to desktop, or just moving it within a desktop) WHILE using rotate-cube in compiz?????
[04:20] <ciberglo> [ctmjr]: didn't work apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[04:20] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot > reto`
[04:20] <alesan> hi is there an app that show my microphone level?
[04:20] <cabrey> loof, would be impossible because your using your mouse to move the cube
[04:20] <alesan> sort of "sound recorder" but for linux
[04:21] <gartral> loof: hold down ctrl-alt-shift and hit left or right arrow
[04:21] <jeffrey1790> when i start X i get this: (II) NVIDIA(0): NVIDIA 3D Acceleration Architecture Initialized
[04:21] <jeffrey1790> (II) NVIDIA(0): Using the NVIDIA 2D acceleration architecture
[04:21] <jeffrey1790> (==) NVIDIA(0): Backing store disabled
[04:21] <jeffrey1790> (==) NVIDIA(0): Silken mouse enabled
[04:21] <jeffrey1790>  does that mean direct rendering isnt enabled?
[04:21] <FloodBot1> jeffrey1790: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:21] <ciberglo> [ctmjr]: installed, but continuous not working. now, neither the terminal changes, i have to manually click CTRL+F7 to go to gnome terminal, but there only shows: Starting Gnome ......, but don't show anything. another idea?
[04:21] <gartral> wow! 2 in 5 minutes
[04:21] <Nunnally> Jack_Sparrow: recieved my sources.list ?
[04:22] <loof> gartral: that doesn't work
[04:22] <Jack_Sparrow> !paste
[04:22] <jeffrey1790> http://paste.ubuntu.com/190626/
[04:22] <cabrey> gartral, wow didn't know that before, thanks
[04:22] <loof> cabrey: it should work, i've seen it in a video on youtube
[04:22] <Jack_Sparrow> Nunnally Please read that.  Do not paste into the channel
[04:22] <cabrey> loof, see gartral response
[04:22] <susbwoy> jeffrey1790: glxinfo | grep direct
[04:22] <Arney> http://68.199.127.207:9000/photoalbum/main.php?cmd=album&var1=2009/
[04:22] <Arney> pleas rapist and pedophiles stalk the shiet out of my schools pics so they cache on my comp and not on the server
[04:22] <ciberglo> [ctmjr]: but i have to tell a thing: when i tried to install ubuntu-desktop the first time now, my pc paused trying to install hal (something like that), and i had to enter CTRL + C, to try again. maybe that?
[04:22] <jeffrey1790> how do i even install glxinfo?
[04:22] <gartral> loof: your controlls are probly jumbled, look under the Rotate Cube options in CCSM and play around
[04:23] <loof> gartral's response only shifts the desktop right or left
[04:23] <Nunnally> lol.. i'm new >-<
[04:23] <jeffrey1790> mesa-utils?
[04:23] <susbwoy> jeffrey1790: it should be installed
[04:23] <cabrey> loof, you'll have to give us a link to youtube, not sure what you want
[04:23] <jeffrey1790> i installed ubuntu server
[04:23] <gartral> loof: you *do* have the window you want to move selected, right?
[04:23] <``y7> what would cause my eth0 on ubuntu to drop an ip last night, it can't pick up an ip this morning after (ifdown eth0, ifup eth0) but after i reboot, it can pick up an ip address?
[04:23] <susbwoy> mesa-utils
[04:23] <ciberglo> [ctmjr]: are you there?
[04:23] <loof> yeah, it SHOULD be possible to make it so the start-rotate function for "rotate cube" is a KEY rather than a Key + mousepress
[04:24] <jeffrey1790> susbwoy-> anyway i can run this when sshed to it.
[04:24] <ctmjr> ciberglo, yes hold on a sec
[04:24] <Jack_Sparrow> !compiz
[04:24] <loof> gartral: yep
[04:24] <reto`> !joke
[04:24] <cabrey> loof, look in CompizConfig Settings Manager
[04:24] <Nunnally> Jack_Sparrow ?
[04:24] <fccf> jeffrey1790: are you using the mesa driver ?
[04:24] <reto`> !jack
[04:24] <reto`> !lol
[04:24] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> nvidia driver
[04:24] <Jack_Sparrow> reto` Stop
[04:24] <mib_sctaruw9> gartral: My computer is an asus m2npv-vm
[04:24] <loof> i did, but it requires a selection of mouse1->9 =/
[04:24] <Nunnally> eh?
[04:24] <reto`> !stop
[04:24] <mib_sctaruw9> gartral: http://usa.asus.com/search.aspx?searchitem=1&searchkey=m2npv-vm
[04:25] <Jack_Sparrow> Nunnally Please read that.  Do not paste into the channel  use pastebin
[04:25] <WafflesAreGreat> So I'm having video problems.  If I try to play a video in firefox it'll play for a few seconds, with no sound, then firefox freezes.  If I play it in totem there is no sound and the video runs very slow.  Playback is fine in VLC, but I still don't have sound.  Any ideas?
[04:25] <Nunnally> how can I use pastbin ?
[04:25] <susbwoy> jeffrey1790: cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep 3D
[04:25] <Jack_Sparrow> !paste
[04:25] <Nunnally> pastebin*
[04:25] <fccf> jeffrey1790: i'd like to see the terminal output of the game if you start the game in terminal - please remember to paste
[04:25] <cabrey> loof, like I said, I'm not sure what you want. If you could direct us to a youtube link, it could help :)
[04:26] <jeffrey1790> (II) NVIDIA(0): NVIDIA 3D Acceleration Architecture Initialized
[04:26] <loof> wafflesaregreat: try installing mplayer
[04:26] <mib_sctaruw9> gartral: Are you there?
[04:26] <cabrey> mib_sctaruw9, is everything working?
[04:26] <fccf> jeffrey1790: and graphics still slow
[04:26] <gartral> mib_sctaruw9: bare with me, my system is molasass slow
[04:26] <Nunnally> Jack_Sparrow: http://paste.ubuntu.com/190630/plain/  ?
[04:26] <WafflesAreGreat> loof:  I do have mplayer installed, it doesn't even start playback.  It freezes right off the bat.
[04:27] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> ok its a dance game thingy, where the arrows go up the screen. then arrows are very laggy and dont scroll right while moving upwards
[04:27] <mib_sctaruw9> cabrey: Yep, but i want to test the proprietary drivers just for knowing if they are better
[04:27] <cabrey> mib_sctaruw9, do you really want to screw up your system?
[04:27] <ctmjr> ciberglo, so you tried to install the ubuntu-desktop and it failed? and then you tried again and it worked but still no desktop?
[04:28] <mib_sctaruw9> cabrey: Do you mean physical destruction or just software destruction?
[04:28] <ciberglo> [ctmjr]: yeap. tryed, but didn't failed (just stop running the install of the "hal*"something, and i noticed that and stopped with CTRL + C)
[04:28] <cabrey> mib_sctaruw9, software, but still
[04:28] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> i cant use the newest nvidia drivers as they dont support an fx5200
[04:28] <ciberglo> [ctmjr]: than i tryed to install again, but nothing was installed, it showed me that ubuntu-desktop was already installed, so iI did a --reinstall, but still didn't work
[04:29] <ciberglo> [ctmjr]: was I clear?
[04:29] <mib_sctaruw9> cabrey: If it's just software i don't care, i can reformat it again
[04:29] <fccf> jeffrey1790: killall ***game & run glxgears in x -- have you tried the open-source driver
[04:29] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> which open source driver?
[04:29] <mib_sctaruw9> gartral: please say something
[04:29] <mib_sctaruw9> gartral: Can you help me?
[04:30] <ctmjr> ciberglo, yes but now i do not have a clue repost the question maybe someone will pick up on it
[04:30] <loof> cabrey: i haven't found a video of it yet =[ basically i just want to drag a window around WHILE in rotate-cube-mode in compiz
[04:30] <ciberglo> [ctmjr]: ok, thks =/
[04:30] <gartral> mib_sctaruw9: i said it once, PLEASE bare with my, my system is SLOW
[04:30] <Nunnally> I keep getting this error msg "Could not connect to 127.0.0.1:9666 (127.0.0.1). - connect (111 Connection refused)" when I tried to install from add/remove
[04:31] <loof> wafflesaregreat: what version of mplayer? from source? get the latest from running the build script @ http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/news.html
[04:31] <ciberglo> please: I was trying to fix my python gtk (installing and reinstalling things, but don't remember for sure if I removed something), and suddently, when i rebooted, my gdm didn't start anymore, it justs shows up the mouse (with that rolling ball), waiting for the login panel to start. tryed to go to another terminal and reinstall gdm, tryed to apt-get build-dep gdm, tryed apt-get install ubuntu-desktop (that also paused trying to install hal* something, and
[04:31] <gartral> mib_sctaruw9: and i just found it, those drivers are nothing more than repackaged Nvidia GFX drivers, which Ubuntu has better working ones, installing THAT *WILL* break your computer
[04:31] <cabrey> mib_sctaruw9, the only thing that you could possibly install is the chipset driver
[04:31] <fccf> jeffrey1790: oh not os ... nvidia-glx-new
[04:32] <gartral> cabrey: they arent chipset drivers, there Nvidia drivers
[04:32] <cabrey> gartral, in the "Other" category
[04:32] <loof> wafflesaregreat: also what kind of hardware are you running? make sure all your drivers are up to date. i would probably consider installing boxee because boxee's installer updates a ton of stuff on your machine so that you can run flash player fullscreen fairly well
[04:33] <gartral> cabrey: those are only for SLI support, which he would'nt need unless he had 2 GFX cards
[04:33] <StevensUbuntuTri> Is there a way to troubleshoot Evince?
[04:33] <mib_sctaruw9> cabrey: How can i install it?
[04:33] <gartral> mib_sctaruw9: you dont want to... trust me
[04:33] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> apt-cache search nvidia-glx-new brings up nothing
[04:33] <cabrey> gartral, an additional point why [s]he doesn't need it
[04:34] <cabrey> mib_sctaruw9, the only thing you would need is the nvidia proprietary driver & I'm assuming you have it
[04:34] <StevensUbuntuTri> Or is there anything I need to install first to get certain pdf files to work?   Kind of like the restricted formats install for the movie player?
[04:34] <D3RGPS31> Is there a way to get pan/tilt/zoom working for my webcam?
[04:34] <KNY> is it possible to play a2dp (bluetooth) audio on ubuntu from a mobile device? That is, the mobile is hosting and just having it come out the computer's speakers
[04:34] <ciberglo> please: I was trying to fix my python gtk (installing and reinstalling things, but don't remember for sure if I removed something), and suddently, when i rebooted, my gdm didn't start anymore, it justs shows up the mouse (with that rolling ball), waiting for the login panel to start. tryed to go to another terminal and reinstall gdm, tryed to apt-get build-dep gdm, tryed apt-get install ubuntu-desktop (that also paused trying to install hal* something, and
[04:34] <gartral> mib_sctaruw9: Ubuntu is nothing liike windows, the latest drivers are almost *never* the best, don't trust what manufactuers want you to believe
[04:35] <mib_sctaruw9> cabrey: How can I install it?
[04:35] <Jeruvy> StevensUbuntuTri: no, you should be able to read pdf's np
[04:35] <mib_sctaruw9> cabrey: Instructions pal.. please
[04:35] <cabrey> mib_sctaruw9, the only thing I would support is the installation of proprietary applications, there is just no need for this 3 year old package
[04:36] <mib_sctaruw9> cabrey: How can I install the chipset driver?
[04:36] <Justin-> wtf. the .RAR format isn't supported?
[04:36] <cabrey> Justin-, apt-get install unrar
[04:36] <Justin-> ah, much thanks
[04:36] <gartral> mib_sctaruw9: you're not listening... you dont want too, I can almost gaurentee these drivers will BREAK your computer!
[04:37] <Jeruvy> Justin-: or you can use 7z also
[04:37] <StevensUbuntuTri> Jeruvy: My company sends me report and they don't display properly.  I can look at any other pdf file just fine, except for these
[04:37] <Justin-> i'd rather use 7z imo. is there a cmd for that?
[04:37] <cabrey> mib_sctaruw9, fine I give up, did you d/l the driver zip?
[04:37] <fccf> jeffrey1790: sorry I'm running LTS for a reason... it's reccommended over jaunty for mission critical apps - if it isn't packaged for jaunty - not my fault
[04:37] <Jeruvy> StevensUbuntuTri: that could be due to adobe vs. the world differences.  I've encountered a couple also that don't display well without adobe.
[04:37] <susbwoy> Justin-: try Ark
[04:38] <Justin-> meh
[04:38] <StevensUbuntuTri> Jeruvy: Is there something I can install to remedy this?
[04:38] <cabrey> Justin-, installing unrar will enable gnome's archive manager to use that format
[04:38] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> crap. :(
[04:38] <Justin-> i'm going to use unrar because i have the command used to install it :P
[04:38] <ctmjr> ciberglo, you might try this "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" it might work but i do not have much faith
[04:38] <Justin-> ah, okay then
[04:39] <Geoffrey2> can someone point me to a how-to explaining how to mount an iso and copy it's contents to the hard drive?  thanks....
[04:39] <Jeruvy> StevensUbuntuTri: you can try adobe reader for linux
[04:39] <ciberglo> [ctmjr]: thanks ctmjr, I will try that. thks too much
[04:39] <cabrey> Geoffrey2, right click on ISO -> open with archive mounter
[04:39] <mrvdv1> i installed ebox but where can i find a program to allow people to upload files to their directory via web page
[04:40] <Jack_Sparrow> !iso
[04:40] <gartral> mib_sctaruw9: if you dont *need* and I MEAN *NEED* SLI... dont even attempt to install those drivers, if for whatever reason you *DO* think you need SLI, then please don't come here when your drivers break you nice new MoBo
[04:40] <Justin-> cabrey, i sorta have a question like Geoffrey2's. I'm trying to mount a .cue/.bin image to a virtual drive. how can i do this?
[04:40] <mib_sctaruw9> cabrey: Yes I downloaded it, but the installation seems too creepy...
[04:41] <Justin-> since .cue and .bin aren't supported with the manager
[04:41] <fccf> jeffrey1790:  you forced a earlier version of nvidia ... why not try an earlier version of nvidia-glx-new .. it might work yet it might require an eirlier version of the xorg
[04:41] <loof> justin: i tried that, i couldn't get it going, and i spent hours working on it
[04:41] <cabrey> Justin-, I'm not positive, but I don't think you can mount cue/bin's because they work in conjunction with each other
[04:41] <Jack_Sparrow> Justin- convert to iso first
[04:41] <Justin-> great =/
[04:42] <loof> trying a bunch of different image mounting tools to see if i could get the equivalent of what alcohol 120% does in windows
[04:42] <mikeaz> hey! how can i boot from a sata drive hooked up to a pci card that doesn't have a boot rom?
[04:42] <dsdeiz> hi, i have two partitions, one has windows os and the other ubuntu.. is it possible to split either of the two? i'm need like 20gb again
[04:42] <cryptide> yeah you gotta convert to iso from cue & bin
[04:42] <Justin-> yeah, i use daemon. i need it for a PC game i'm trying to run in wine
[04:42] <Jack_Sparrow> Justin- http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-convert-bincue-files-to-iso-in-ubuntu.html
[04:42] <Justin-> k
[04:42] <loof> yeah exactly. though i didn't try running daemon-tools in wine
[04:42] <cryptide> Justin-: wine is a waste of time honestly
[04:42] <loof> but i doubt that'd work as expected
[04:42] <dsdeiz> anyone? :D
[04:42] <loof> no way! wine's awesome
[04:42] <jeffrey1790> fccf -> guess i could try 96.43.10-0ubuntu1
[04:43] <Justin-> cryptide, it's better than nothing =/
[04:43] <loof> i got a ton of apps working nearly flawlessly in wine and this install is only a couple days old
[04:43] <cryptide> Justin-:  i just run xp pro in a virtual box
[04:43] <KNY> same
[04:43] <KNY> virtualbox > wine
[04:43] <Justin-> i don't have enough RAM for all that
[04:43] <cabrey> !appdb
[04:43] <dsdeiz> anyone? anyone? lol
[04:43] <cryptide> Justin-:  uh ram is cheap as fuck
[04:43] <loof> how fast is virtualbox for games/apps though?
[04:43] <cabrey> !details | dsdeiz
[04:44] <mrvdv1> i installed ebox but where can i find a program to allow people to upload files to their directory via web page
[04:44] <fccf> jeffrey1790: I'd reccommend looking at it"s webpage to see what dep's are - check for conflicts
[04:44] <dsdeiz> hi, i have two partitions, one has windows os and the other ubuntu.. is it possible to split either of the two? i'm need like 20gb again
[04:44] <gartral> KNY: virtualbox = fail wine = faster than virtual environment
[04:44] <loof> like basically winamp in wine runs about as fast as it does in windows
[04:44] <loof> and i got it playing movies and everything too
[04:44] <Justin-> cryptide, don't feel like buying any for this old computer. so i'm going to get things working in wine. it's my last hope
[04:44] <cryptide> if wine can't run adobe photoshop 7 6 years after the release there is a problem
[04:44] <cabrey> cryptide, it can even run CS2 beautifully
[04:44] <KNY> cryptide, the problem is you not submitting patches ;-)
[04:45] <Geoffrey2> cabrey, what's supposed to happen when I do that?  I see a drive icon now, but clicking on that opens an essentially blank window
[04:45] <Justin-> I thought it was able to run CS2 and CS3
[04:45] <loof> only bug i haven't fixed yet is that when you drag it offscreen the window disappears; i don't want to make the config file that would prevent that read-only to fix it
[04:45] <gartral> whats the xubuntu  equivlent to archive manager?
[04:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !info file-roller
[04:45] <cabrey> Geoffrey2, hmm that does sometimes happen. you can use the way ubottu explains
[04:45] <cryptide> cabrey: uh cs2 won't even install
[04:45] <cabrey> !iso
[04:46] <cabrey> cryptide, http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=2631 *ahem*
[04:46] <Justin-> oooo burn!
[04:46] <starscalling> lol
[04:46] <Jack_Sparrow> Oh - B - Have
[04:46] <jeffrey1790> fccf- > ok
[04:46] <Lugner> hello any one can help me ?
[04:47] <Jack_Sparrow> Lugner Sure
[04:47] <cryptide> cabrey:  oh well i must have cs3 sorry
[04:47] <cryptide> cs1 and cs3 don't install i know
[04:47] <cryptide> don't have access to 2
[04:47] <Jack_Sparrow> cryptide That is fine but offtopic for here
[04:47] <cabrey> cryptide, if you're using wine from ubuntu repos thats understandable, it is ancient
[04:47] <scunizi> cryptide: gimpshop is gimp with the menus rearranged to mimic photoshop.  krita does 16 bit channels.  HDR photography and panoramic stitching with Hugin Panoramic and Qtpfsgui..
[04:47] <Lugner> Jack_Sparrow,  i cannot play any video its just choppy
[04:47] <gartral> why is it that you shouldn't run any program or daemon as root, but you have to be root to mount a cd iso? and how do burning apps mount the iso to copy it without root access?
[04:48] <Jack_Sparrow> Lugner ati?
[04:48] <Lugner> i got geforce 9300
[04:48] <Lugner> with 180 drivers
[04:48] <Lugner> on intrepid everything was fine
[04:48] <Jack_Sparrow> Lugner k, how did you install the drivers and flash
[04:48] <cryptide> cabrey:  how ancient?
[04:48] <darlek> ok, so what's the deal with firefox slowing down after several hours on Jaunty?  Is this a memory leak?  I kill it then rerun it and then it works okay again.  renice'ing it helps but eventually it has to die.  Any thoughts on fixing firefox to a certain memory size?
[04:48] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter
[04:48] <Lugner> by aptitude
[04:48] <Lugner> like always
[04:49] <Lugner> i  got flash 10 from adobe-flashplayer
[04:49] <gartral> darlek: I can't play flash streams at all in firefox, even though its all installed right
[04:49] <Lugner> and w32codecs
[04:49] <cabrey> cryptide, ubuntu has 1.0.1 from either 2007 or 2008, and wine is now at 1.1.23 (which, is "unstable" technically)
[04:49] <Lugner> sometimes is fine but sometimes video just start to slowdown
[04:49] <Lugner>  but video games works perfect
[04:49] <Lugner> like savage 2
[04:49] <Jack_Sparrow> Lugner I run nvidia but most are still on intrepid
[04:49] <Geoffrey2> cabrey, in case it matters, this is a DVD ISO, not a CD ISO....
[04:50] <Lugner> Jack_Sparrow, i rly try everything
[04:50] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > Lugner
[04:50] <cryptide> cabrey:  ok... good to know.   that common with the repos?
[04:50] <cabrey> Geoffrey2, that shouldn't matter, just a different of size
[04:50] <darlek> gartral, I get it to work just fine, and I have 256mb of ram ;)  You might try to reload the ubuntu restricted drivers and non-free flash player via aptitude or synaptic
[04:50] <cabrey> cryptide, not all the time, but ubuntu sticks with stable releases of wine and it took 15 years just to get to 1.0
[04:51] <Lugner> how long intrepid will get  updates becosue i think i will back to it cosue now my htpc cannot play any video lol
[04:51] <cabrey> !8.10
[04:51] <gartral> darlek: no, i have it al installed right, i know cause galeon works perfectly fine, this is deffinatly firefox
[04:52] <loof> cs2 installs fine, cs3 can install but you need to use winetricks
[04:52] <loof> and then cs3 has a couple issues when it's installed
[04:52] <loof> basic functionality works but some features are kinda borked
[04:52] <cryptide> ah... i'll just run vbox
[04:53] <darlek> gartral, oh that's interesting... does the video show up and just not run?  I have a bunch of add-ons for example, NoScript and a flash one that manage if the video plays.  Check the addons maybe?
[04:53] <loof> yeh
[04:53] <Justin-> cryptide, you think i'll be able to run vbox w/ 356mb of RAM?
[04:53] <Justin-> no? =/
[04:53] <loof> ouch, 356mb?
[04:53] <darlek> btw does anyone have to periodically kill their firefox for slowness, then reruns it and it works fine?
[04:53] <loof> time to upgrade, sir =S
[04:53] <Justin-> yeah =/
[04:53] <istehlulz> oh wow i'm on the internet!
[04:53] <loof> internetz
[04:53] <Justin-> loof, pay pal me or shush :P
[04:54] <cryptide> Justin-:  uh 1999 called they want their computer back
[04:54] <loof> it's called "internetz"
[04:54] <loof> hehe
[04:54] <scunizi> interwebs
[04:54] <istehlulz> hehe
[04:54] <istehlulz> winterwebz
[04:54] <Justin-> well they can't have it! >:|
[04:54] <istehlulz> what is the internet for?
[04:54] <atila339> Why can't i install new themes on ubuntu i have installed 2 and it doesn't allow me to install any more
[04:54] <Justin-> istehlulz, porn
[04:54] <istehlulz> :D
[04:55] <cabrey> istehlulz, go back to 4chan
[04:55] <Bleubeard> whats the preferred flash player these days?
[04:55] <darlek> !ot
[04:55] <istehlulz> cabrey 4w-w-what?
[04:55] <Justin-> haha
[04:55] <loof> istehlulz: according to homer, it's for the girls of the internet.
[04:55] <Justin-> which reminds me...
[04:55] <istehlulz> you're violating numbers 1 and 2
[04:56] <istehlulz> violating rules number 1 and 2*
[04:56] <Bleubeard> istehlulz, you need to read those rules more closely
[04:56] <cryptide> darlek: the sites have flash on em?
[04:56] <cabrey> Bleubeard, he is talking about a different set of rules
[04:57] <loof> someone needs to code up the ability to move windows around while in rotate-cube mode
[04:57] <Lugner> seriously p[pl how to fix this slowmotion movies i cannot watch movies on HTPC lol
[04:57] <Bleubeard> the rules of the internet...
[04:57] <darlek> cryptide, no, this would have been after I've left the computer for a couple of hours. so say I have a few tabs running
[04:57] <loof> cause apparently i was seeing things when i thought i saw that in a youtube video of compiz =[
[04:57] <gartral> also... firefox hgas a 1 in 3 chanch of crashing X it i have a window over it
[04:57] <cabrey> Bleubeard, I thought you were referring to !coc
[04:57] <cabrey> loof, you would need to have to cursors
[04:57] <cryptide> darlek: doesn't really happen to me unless i have flash running
[04:57] <loof> lugner what are the specs of your htpc??
[04:57] <istehlulz> !coc
[04:57] <istehlulz> ubuntu coc
[04:57] <darlek> gartral, never had a X crash, not even with Ibex
[04:57] <loof> cabrey: no
[04:57] <istehlulz> LOL
[04:58] <Bleubeard> no.
[04:58] <loof> if you're using compiz, hit super-E
[04:58] <Justin-> cryptide, http://files.gangstafish.com/other/P6020550.JPG  it's sexy isn't it?
[04:58] <loof> then move windows around
[04:58] <istehlulz> ubuntu coc... ubuntu sounds like an african man name...
[04:58] <fccf> !lol >istehlulz
[04:58] <istehlulz> very suggestive
[04:58] <darlek> cryptide, I see, I'll pay more attention to that.
[04:58] <cabrey> loof, that isn't the cube
[04:58] <istehlulz> fccf i'm not using lolspeak
[04:58] <Geoffrey2> ok, thanks...iso mounted...now, if I want to copy absolutely EVERYTHING from the iso, that would be the copy command?
[04:59] <gartral> darlek: i must have to alt+sysrq-k 15 times a day
[04:59] <cabrey> Geoffrey2, you could just use nautilus if you wanted
[04:59] <darlek> cryptide, but if I have an addon that prevents scurilous flash on a website then it shouldn't be taking up any memory
[04:59] <Flannel> istehlulz: Please stay on topic
[04:59] <darlek> gartral, wow, totally not my experience
[04:59] <istehlulz> okay Flannel
[04:59] <Lugner> loof,  asus p5n7a-vm  e8400 2x 1gb ocz 1066 reaper cooler scythe ninja mini  psu ocz silent 500w 4 x seagate baracuda 500gb in raid
[04:59] <Geoffrey2> cabrey, Ctrl+h?
[04:59] <gartral> darlek: and i know its firefox... cause *nothing* nt even kocquer crashes
[05:00] <cabrey> Geoffrey2, where did you mount it?
[05:00] <alesan> istehlulz, actually, "bubuntu" means sometihng in african language
[05:00] <istehlulz> alesan i'm afraid to google for bubuntu...
[05:00] <gartral> darlek: that and i get these wierd black horivontal lines accros my background, and my firefox...
[05:00] <Lugner> maybe my problem is becouse i gto my old home and 8.10 settings
[05:00] <alesan> istehlulz, as you prefer
[05:01] <darlek> gartral, well, I get occasional unresopnsiveness and slowness (not freezing), so there's something up.  Certainly not to your extent though.  I
[05:01] <alesan> so is there a "sound recorder" for ubuntu?
[05:01] <cabrey> alesan, that is its exact name
[05:01] <Geoffrey2> cabrey, /mnt/windows
[05:01] <gartral> hortizontal
[05:01] <ciberglo> please: I was trying to fix my python gtk (installing and reinstalling things, but don't remember for sure if I removed something), and suddently, when i rebooted, my gdm didn't start anymore, it justs shows up the mouse (with that rolling ball), waiting for the login panel to start. tryed to go to another terminal and reinstall gdm, tryed to apt-get build-dep gdm, tryed apt-get install ubuntu-desktop (that also paused trying to install hal* something, and
[05:01] <darlek> gartral, that sounds more like an Xorg video problem rather than firefox program.  Although firefox may be tapping into something that KDE and Gnome based browsers that you've tried are not.
[05:01] <cabrey> Geoffrey2, you can navigate there by going to Place > Computer > Filesystem > mnt > windows
[05:02] <alesan> cabrey, which
[05:02] <ctmjr> alesan, yes and believe it not it is called sound recorder
[05:02] <istehlulz> i got kicked from ubuntu-offtopic. can i go offtopic here as a last resort?
[05:02] <cabrey> alesan, Applications > Sound & Video > Sound Recorder
[05:02] <cabrey> istehlulz, what did you do there?
[05:02] <alesan> ctmjr, cabrey do you have the name of the executable?
[05:02] <darlek> gartral, my backup browser is kazehakase and that works great, even video
[05:02] <Flannel> istehlulz: No.  Keep it in #ubuntu-offtopic, or if you can't follow the channel guidelines, find another channel.
[05:02] <istehlulz> cabrey nothing special.
[05:02] <Geoffrey2> cabrey, ok, done...how do I make sure I'm grabbing everything?
[05:03] <gartral> darlek: what core is that?
[05:03] <fccf> I can recite the 2 actual definations - of ubuntu - but that would be offtopic as in #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:03] <cabrey> Geoffrey2, select all (Ctrl-A) should be good enough
[05:03] <Justin-> istehlulz, i can join :P
[05:03] <loof__> bleh got dc'd
[05:03] <loof__> stupid telus =[
[05:03] <darlek> gartral, same GTK+ as firefox/galeon etc
[05:03] <alesan> ctmjr, cabrey do you have the name of the executable? I am not using gnome
[05:03] <istehlulz> hey Justin- :D
[05:03] <gartral> darlek: gecko webkit, pynet?
[05:03] <darlek> gartral, just much lower memory usage, so it runs faster.  Based on Ruby scripting, which i like
[05:04] <cabrey> alesan, gnome-sound-recorder
[05:04] <gartral> darlek: whats the rendering core?
[05:04] <darlek> gartral, not sure but I'll guess gecko since that's mozilla-ish
[05:04] <alesan> cabrey, thanks, found
[05:04] <gartral> darlek: whats the name again?
[05:04] <Geoffrey2> cabrey, ah, it's working....thanks :)
[05:04] <istehlulz> im installing teh linux to jerk around with XUL :D
[05:05] <darlek> gartral, here we go "Gecko based browser using GTK" from man kazehakase
[05:05] <istehlulz> what would be the plural of linux?
[05:05] <istehlulz> linuxes?
[05:05] <k4r1m> linus
[05:05] <darlek> gartral, kazehakase
[05:05] <alesan> guys
[05:05] <loof__> you wouldn't pluralize linux
[05:05] <gartral> istehlulz: like deer the singular and plural for linux are the same
[05:05] <alesan> is there a document to understand Linux audio subsystem?
[05:05] <alesan> it's so complicated
[05:05] <istehlulz> loof__ but i pluralize the internets
[05:06] <loof__> but that's the internets
[05:06] <istehlulz> alesan alsa
[05:06] <alesan> I want to record from a microphone, what can I choose as input?
[05:06] <mrvdv1> where can i get a program to allow users to upload files to their directory/check email through internet explorer ?
[05:06] <cabrey> alesan, wikipedia page for pulseaudio
[05:06] <loof__> pulseaudio is CRAP =[
[05:06] <skip_kin> new here but have a question. Anyone see a lockup when scrolling large(r) files in emacs with 9.0.4?
[05:06] <k4r1m> thats one thing that i would give to bill he thought of the whole pluralization issue he just made it plural in the first place.
[05:06] <cabrey> loof__, are you kidding? I love it
[05:06] <loof__> have to turn it off to get non-crackling audio in tmnationsforever =[
[05:06] <alesan> istehlulz, cabrey I can record from: "Mic Boost" "Capture" "Capture 1" "Digital"
[05:07] <cabrey> alesan, try Capture
[05:07] <alesan> but none records anything at the end
[05:07] <cabrey> alesan, that is the only option i have
[05:07] <alesan> I will try again cabrey
[05:07] <fccf> skip_kin: is the computer completly  locked up ... or can you access another terminal??
[05:07] <alesan> nothing
[05:07] <gartral> anyone know of a high res imagedump?
[05:07] <lowlycoder> i have one of these mini keyboard where hitting the num lock key screws everything up; is there a way to disable the num lock key?
[05:07] <cabrey> alesan, I guess it is good to have a well known laptop, the drivers are fantastic
[05:07] <skip_kin> I just kill the process.
[05:08] <istehlulz> i'm on teh internets using teh linuxes! <-- can be pluralized
[05:08] <loof__> LULZEZ
[05:08] <istehlulz> LOLOLOL
[05:08] <gartral> !lol | istehlulz
[05:08] <maxagaz> nautilus has frozen, how to restart it ?
[05:08] <loof__> you mean lolololses
[05:08] <fccf> skip_kin: how long do you wait? haw big are the files?
[05:08] <gartral> !ot | istehlulz
[05:09] <istehlulz> i'm on the internets on linux saying the lolses and the peoples are not liking
[05:09] <LordXavier> hello, i want to ask something
[05:09] <``y7> what would cause my eth0 on ubuntu to drop an ip last night, it can't pick up an ip this morning after (ifdown eth0, ifup eth0) but after i reboot, it can pick up an ip address?
[05:09] <istehlulz> pluralizing IRC is so fscked up
[05:09] <gartral> istehlulz: stop now or there will be bans
[05:09] <istehlulz> lols okays
[05:09] <cyphase> LordXavier: don't ask to ask, just ask :)
[05:10] <skip_kin> fccf: some are 100K+. I'm pretty impatient so 10 Sec is my max. works OK on 8.1 though. This start with upgrading to 9.0.4
[05:10] <darlek> maxagaz, try opening a terminal, run top to get the PID number, and then sudo kill -9 PID
[05:10] <gartral> !coc > istehlulz
[05:10] <loof__> y7; are you sure it's set correctly to dhcp??
[05:10] <LordXavier> is anyone experience on making .deb package for independent architecure system?
[05:10] <darlek> maxagaz, (whatever the PID number is)
[05:10] <istehlulz> gartral stop showing your coc
[05:10] <``y7> loof__, as far as i know, yes. i used another persons setup from this channel who also had dhcp with fios and put it into the /etc/network/interfaces file
[05:10] <Geoffrey2> now, how to make this puppy bootable.....it looks like I need syslinux......
[05:10] <cabrey> LordXavier, you can use a traditional make install system, then have checkinstall do the rest for you
[05:10] <gartral> shall we get an ops attention?
[05:10] <LordXavier> i'm on 32bit system making for a package that consist only perl script
[05:10] <fccf> !worksforme | skip_kin
[05:11] <loof__> y7; what version of ubuntu are you using?
[05:12] <LordXavier> cabrey, i tried using dh-make, and change the rules for binary-indep, but it still produce i386 package
[05:12] <Justin-> FrozenFire?
[05:12] <loof__> if you're using gnome, you can just click the black terminal-looking icon on the top bar (right side)
[05:12] <maxagaz> darlek, i killed it, but it's relaunched
[05:12] <gartral> anyone know of a high res imagedump? im talking files between 3 and 35 megabytes in size, for temp hosting
[05:12] <maxagaz> darlek, it doesn't work better
[05:12] <savid> x
[05:12] <cabrey> LordXavier, well try #debian, they can probably help you out with making debs
[05:12] <``y7> loof__: one second, let me see
[05:12] <DigitalKiwi> gartral: omploader
[05:12] <``y7> loof__: ubuntu-8.10-desktop-amd64.iso
[05:12] <gartral> DigitalKiwi: wheres the site?
[05:12] <loof__> you can choose edit connections, in the "wired" section it should say auto eth0 and you can select that and hit edit
[05:13] <LordXavier> cabrey, owh.. ok.. will do. thanks
[05:13] <darlek> maxagaz, try killall nautilus and see if that works
[05:13] <Lugner> loof, so can u gimme some clue how to fix this tardet video problem ?
[05:13] <DigitalKiwi> omploader.org
[05:13] <loof__> make sure it's dhcp (far right under ipv4)
[05:13] <DigitalKiwi> there is a ruby script to upload to it too
[05:13] <savid> How can I get firefox to use US English spell-checking instead of British English?
[05:13] <DigitalKiwi> arch has it, I can get it for you if ubuntu doesn't
[05:13] <Geoffrey2> I have an ISO I downloaded and copied to a hd partition, it looks like I need syslinux to make the partition bootable?
[05:13] <CaptainMorgan> !lkl
[05:13] <loof__> y7 ahh i'm using 9.04, not sure if the network connection util is the same
[05:13] <DigitalKiwi> it's called ompload
[05:14] <fccf> skip_kin: care to examine your logs? make it happen again andnote the time - then post any errors found to pastebin
[05:14] <loof__> lugner: what kind of video hardware do you have on your htpc? i think i missed your reply
[05:14] <qriva> is there something like winhex for ubuntu?
[05:15] <darlek> Geoffrey2, what's the ISO? if it's just a collection of files you can mount it in ubuntu.  Only if you need to boot from the ISO something else is needed
[05:15] <Forger7> Could someone help me with sound drivers (Realtek ALC889A)
[05:15] <skip_kin> fccf:I I checked some other sites for emacs bugs but nothing like what I'm seeing. I have machine with 8.1 that it works with. Seems unique to 9.0.4 though.
[05:15] <Lugner> asus p5n7a-vm geforce nvidia 9300 full hd
[05:15] <gartral> darlek: that browser isnt put into my menus, what the heck
[05:15] <Geoffrey2> darlek, real simple, it's the Window 7 release candidate, so it definitely needs to be bootable......
[05:15] <Lugner> this is best posible mobo for htpc
[05:16] <darlek> Geoffrey2, oh the horror
[05:16] <alesan> cabrey, mine is a thinkpad
[05:16] <usser> qriva, ghex
[05:16] <alesan> what is yours?
[05:16] <Geoffrey2> darlek, hey, it's free, and I've got the hard drive space, I figured I'd install it and see what it looks like.....
[05:16] <Forger7> anyone who could help me with sounddrivers?
[05:16] <DigitalKiwi> Geoffrey2: in the time (over 24 hours?) you've spent trying to do this you could have gone out and earned enough money to buy a dvd burner >.>
[05:17] <Lugner> and loof  like i say i dont have any problems in games just in movies i can easy run savage 2 on full details
[05:17] <bastidrazor> Geoffrey2, you don't need to mount it. burn it in brasero or k3b
[05:17] <ctmjr> Forger7, you need to state whats wrong with your sound.
[05:17] <Lugner> and got 45-50 fps
[05:17] <dbbolton> when i try to build the nvidia kernel module, module assistant says that nvidia-kernel-source is not installed. apt says that that is a virtual package provided by nvidia-180-kernel-source which i have installed. what is the problem?
[05:17] <loof__> lugner: did you install the nvidia restricted drivers?
[05:17] <Lugner> loof,  yes 180
[05:17] <Lugner> i try already 17* i try kernel 2.6.30 2.6.29
[05:18] <Forger7> ctmjr I'm new to linux: I finally got my WLAN Device working but now I have no idea how to get sound. I got an Realtek ALC889A Sound Card
[05:18] <loof__> y7: try some of the tips here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=991981
[05:18] <Lugner>  and its not help at all
[05:18] <dakarn2> those are unsupported kernels?
[05:18] <DigitalKiwi> gartral: does that suffice?
[05:18] <Geoffrey2> DigitalKiwi, given the many hours so far that I've put into figuring out linux instead of just sticking to windows, I don't want to hear about it.... :)
[05:18] <darlek> Geoffrey2, what is the boot loader currently?  grub?  I think there's a way to boot an iso with grub, but someone else or a google search will know for sure
[05:18] <gartral> darlek: i cant find the browser in my menus, how do i put it there?
[05:18] <Lugner> dakarn2, this are ubuntu kernels
[05:18] <gartral> DigitalKiwi: i dont know yet, firefox keeps crashing my X
[05:19] <ctmjr> Forger7, just the one sound card on jaunty 9.04
[05:19] <loof__> lugner: did you install any video codecs?
[05:19] <DigitalKiwi> :/
[05:19] <Forger7> ctmjr, yeah
[05:19] <dakarn2> i'm behind in the times
[05:19] <loof__> i would install mplayer
[05:19] <Lugner> loof,  w32 and totems
[05:19] <qriva> is there a "winhex" for ubuntu -- i want to dump part of my RAM
[05:19] <``y7> loof__: ty
[05:19] <Lugner> loof,  i try mplayer smplayer totem whatever
[05:20] <Lugner> loof,  it even slowing down flash videos
[05:20] <Geoffrey2> bastidrazor, sure, if you have a DVD burner, I don't....
[05:20] <darlek> gartral, that's strange... click Applications then ADD/Remove, then click on Internet.  Under Show, make sure kazehakase is checkmarked (or wherever it ended up ;)
[05:20] <loof__> lugner: try installing boxee
[05:20] <ctmjr> Forger7, open a terminal and type aplay -l
[05:20] <DigitalKiwi> gartral: if you ever find out if ompload will work and want the script to upload from command line just pm me
[05:20] <Lugner> loof,  i got old home tho i got to much settings and this can be problem
[05:20] <Lugner> oki
[05:20] <loof__> the boxee installer updates a ton of the video codecs/flash content
[05:21] <darlek> DigitalKiwi, is it a ruby script?
[05:21] <Forger7> ctmjr, it says something like no soundcards found
[05:21] <loof__> if you're running compiz then you have to turn settings off in compiz to make full screen flash content less laggy
[05:21] <Lugner> loof,  no boxee in repo
[05:21] <gartral> darlek: i installed from terminal
[05:21] <bastidrazor> Geoffrey2, you should be asking in #windows since you're trying to install windows
[05:21] <Lugner> loof,  i dont run compiz compiz sux
[05:21] <DigitalKiwi> darlek: yeah
[05:21] <DigitalKiwi> does ubuntu have it packaged?
[05:21] <loof__> lugner: get boxee from their site they have directions on adding it to the repo
[05:21] <ctmjr> Forger7, ok hold on sec
[05:22] <Lugner> loof,  i even try with openbox vm not metacity and same
[05:22] <Forger7> ctmjr ok
[05:22] <Lugner> ok loof
[05:22] <loof__> http://www.boxee.tv/
[05:22] <teethdood> is there anyway I can upscale a DVD iso to HD?
[05:22] <loof__> you have to register but it's free, it's basically a flash-based video/content app based on xbmc, it's WAY slick
[05:23] <darlek> gartral, so did I but I have it in the menus.  Try Applications, Other, Menu Editor??
[05:23] <b1> ichsan
[05:23] <gartral> darlek: I only have gdebi under other
[05:24] <ctmjr> Forger7, type lspci | grep Audio
[05:24] <Forger7> ctmjr: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801JI (ICH10 Family) HD Audio Controller
[05:24] <loof__> teethdood are you trying to upscale it while playing it back or transcode (reencode the dvd to a 1080p file for later playback)?
[05:24] <rallEy4> if I have a command like: sudo /sbin/insmod rt2870.ko, where should it/can it be placed  to load at boot time?
[05:25] <cabrey> rallEy4, /etc/modules
[05:25] <lstarnes> rallEy4: for that, edit /etc/modules to include rt2870
[05:25] <teethdood> loof_, I want to upscale it while playing back
[05:25] <darlek> gartral, System Preferences Main Menu and then click Internet to add the browser there.  In terminal type whereis kazehakase and it'll give you the exact location for this section
[05:25] <cabrey> rallEy4, actually you haven't installed it have you?
[05:25] <rallEy4> okay, thanks
[05:25] <Lugner> loof,  wow 64 mega download lol
[05:25] <somethingliketha> Hello all I was wondering how can I make ubuntu rescan for new hardware without rebootin?
[05:26] <rallEy4> well, yes. but every time I reboot, the network doesn't show.
[05:26] <Lugner> loof,  anyway i need use smplayer cosue i use subtitles
[05:26] <loof__> teethdood what kind of hardware are you running? it makes a difference, if your hardware can't handle it you're S.O.L
[05:26] <darlek> somethingliketha, is it a USB device?  just unplug and replug in
[05:26] <cabrey> rallEy4, i mean it isn't in /usr/lib/modules/`uname -r`/etc
[05:26] <rallEy4> cabrey: not that I know of...
[05:26] <somethingliketha> no pcmicia card
[05:26] <somethingliketha> or whatever its called the removeable laptop card
[05:26] <cabrey> rallEy4, what i'm trying to say is where is the actual rt2870.ko file
[05:27] <rallEy4> cabrey: I just figured you how to get the thing working yesterday, and I noticed this morning that I have to run that command to get it to work.
[05:27] <teethdood> loof, intel duo 1.8ghz. I will get a new box soon, just curious if it can be done
[05:27] <rallEy4> cabrey: Oh, it's in my home still
[05:27] <rallEy4> cabrey: that was my other question :)
[05:27] <loof__> lugner: just install boxee, and try that. it's really really slick and might fix your video playback issues in your other apps, if it doesn't you can at least use boxee by itself (it's the slickest media center/htpc app i've used)
[05:27] <gartral> darlek: man, why do they have to pick wierd names for things, i cant remember the name of that browser to save my life
[05:27] <qriva> Does anyone know in Ubuntu 9.04 how to read /dev/mem?  I'm getting a permission denied
[05:27] <cabrey> rallEy4, ok thats what i need to know :) you have to install it correctly before it can go in /etc/modules
[05:27] <qriva> I'm running winhex from wine,  but wine wont let me run sudo wine my.exe
[05:27] <darlek> somethingliketha, same thing,  I do that with my wireless card.  from terminal run dmesg |tail and you should see a notice that Ubuntu saw the card unload.  Then put back in to see if Ubuntu sees the card again.
[05:27] <somethingliketha> is there anything what will make it rescan for hw changes?
[05:28] <somethingliketha> oops had to scroll down n00b
[05:28] <rallEy4> cabrey: well, I have a readme file that has instructions, and I thought that by following them it would "install it correctly".
[05:28] <loof__> teeth: you won't be able to upscale to 1080p on that hardware unless you're using a geforce that supports VDAPU
[05:28] <loof__> so like i think 7000/8000 series + geforce cards only
[05:29] <cabrey> rallEy4, you can install it by moving it to /lib/modules/`uname -r`/kernel/drivers/net
[05:29] <cabrey> rallEy4, it is a network driver, right?
[05:29] <rallEy4> cabrey: okay, and yes.
[05:30] <WB2Colorado> Is there a way to get ubuntu in a higher resolution the 800x600 in VirtualBox?
[05:30] <cabrey> WB2Colorado, IN virtualbox?
[05:30] <WB2Colorado> Yes
[05:30] <cabrey> WB2Colorado, install the additions
[05:30] <rallEy4> cabrey: so, does the .ko generally denote a driver file as such?
[05:31] <teethdood> loof, so a cheap $80 DVD player can upconvert a DVD to "HD" while a PC can't?
[05:31] <ctmjr> Forger7, i cannot find my notes for that but i found this it might help http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449
[05:31] <cabrey> rallEy4, not exactly. it is a kernel module. and kernel modules can do many things.
[05:31] <rallEy4> cabrey: ahh
[05:31] <somethingliketha> I typed dmesg and it brings up alot of stuff but not one of them is the card.
[05:31] <darlek> gartral, kazehakase... actually it's a joke in Japanese.. kaze is wind, and kase is something I haven't quite figured out yet ;)
[05:31] <cabrey> rallEy4, you have to keep in mind that every time the kernel is updated, you must reinstall it
[05:31] <Forger7> ctmjr, ok i will try
[05:31] <loof__> teeth: not a several year old pc, nope =[
[05:32] <loof__> the dvd player has a hardware chip dedicated to just upscaling
[05:32] <rallEy4> cabrey: righto
[05:32] <somethingliketha> does it automatically scan but just fails for some reason?
[05:32] <rallEy4> cabrey: thanks for the help
[05:32] <loof__> video cards only more recently have the ability to upscale to 1080p
[05:32] <cabrey> rallEy4, remember after installing it to list it in /etc/modules on a new line without the ko part
[05:33] <rallEy4> cabrey: k
[05:33] <darlek> somethingliketha, dmesg will display all messages since the ubuntu started.  By typing dmesg | tail in a terminal window, I can see only the latest changes in the device messages.  Thus as you unplug the pc card, there should be a message, as well as when you add it back.
[05:33] <somethingliketha> when I put in the wireless card it does not detect it and nothing lights up.
[05:33] <[t0rc]> anyone really love the benefits of ext4 versus ext3?
[05:33] <teethdood> loof, so it's a matter of hardware, not software? darn
[05:34] <somethingliketha> darlek tried it but the only thing that comes up is my touchpad being disables and reenabled
[05:34] <cabrey> [t0rc], yes, much faster
[05:34] <somethingliketha> its only 2 lines long now
[05:34] <istehlulz> where can i find some shit like buld essentials for fedora?
[05:34] <loof__> basically, yep. if you've got the hardware that's capable (cpu power) you can brute force it with a multithreaded-cpu version of ffmpeg, otherwise you need to have a video card that can accelerate the video upscaling process.
[05:34] <darlek> ubottu > darlek
[05:34] <darlek> !ubottu > darlek
[05:35] <cabrey> istehlulz, yum groupinstall "GNOME Software Development"
[05:35] <cabrey> istehlulz, or something like that
[05:35] <darlek> !wireless | somethingliketha,
[05:36] <dakarn2> istehlulz: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[05:36] <darlek> somethingliketha, you'll need the drivers for the card, or simulated driver manager if otherwise not available in Ubuntu ie: ndiswrapper
[05:36] <istehlulz> this stupid shit that doesn't fucking work
[05:36] <cabrey> somethingliketha, what wireless card?
[05:36] <cabrey> !ohmy | istehlulz
[05:36] <ctmjr> !ohmy|istehlulz,
[05:36] <dakarn2> it gives you gcc to compile your file.c
[05:37] <somethingliketha> wec600n
[05:37] <darlek> somethingliketha, I use madwifi as my card manager and that works the best however this will depend on your card.  lshw -network will list your hardware, see if it shows up when plugged in
[05:37] <cabrey> somethingliketha, ok it is linksys, you must use ndiswrapper
[05:37] <darlek> ah there we go
[05:38] <cabrey> somethingliketha, Applications > Add and Remove
[05:38] <somethingliketha> also the internal broadcom 4311 works sometimes and others it is not even detect the card but I think that is the card
[05:38] <somethingliketha> k i will add
[05:38] <somethingliketha> it detects it fine if the card is there on startup
[05:38] <istehlulz> it's pretty guara-fucking-teed that this stupid fucking ubuntu is a time vampire and doesn't do a goddamn thing it's fucking supposed to.
[05:38] <bc> on a remote server, an attached usb disk was lost by the kernel(?) but it shows being still attached in the output of lsusb. How can I determine what /dev/sd* I should use to remount it?
[05:38] <ctmjr> !ops
[05:38] <somethingliketha> but i dont want to restart everytime i forget to put in the card or it gets knocked out
[05:39] <cabrey> somethingliketha, are you in add and remove?
[05:40] <bastidrazor> bc, dmesg will have it
[05:40] <[t0rc]> cabrey, like overall performance is faster or just the bootup?
[05:40] <Get_Sum> I wanted to share a directory to my brothers Vista computer.  We I click to share it, I get the following error message ['net usershare' returned error 255: net usershare add: cannot share path /media/Media/DVDs as we are restricted to only sharing directories we own.
[05:40] <Get_Sum> 	Ask the administrator to add the line "usershare owner only = false"
[05:40] <Get_Sum> 	to the [global] section of the smb.conf to allow this.]
[05:40] <cabrey> [t0rc], both
[05:40] <[t0rc]> cabrey, like overall performance is faster or just the bootup?
[05:40] <[t0rc]> cabrey, indeed; excellent
[05:40] <cabrey> [t0rc], chrome starts in half a second on a netbook
[05:40] <bc> bastidrazor: aw crap, thanks. I didn't look far back enough. :)
[05:40] <somethingliketha> yes but it can not find madwifi
[05:40] <test123> this stupid piece of shit includes a wide variety of frustrating as hell functions including flashing random fucking words on my goddamn display
[05:41] <cabrey> somethingliketha, are you in add and remove?
[05:41] <InCrypto> is anyone here fairly acquainted with apt-mirror  ?
[05:41] <[t0rc]> cabrey, haha nice nice. Well then, looks like I will be doing a complete reinstall.
[05:41] <bastidrazor> bc, happy hunting
[05:41] <darlek> somethingliketha, I think the recommendation was for ndiswrapper instead of madwifi
[05:41] <dakarn2> test123: perhaps a computer is too advanced for you -- you should try using the toaster instead
[05:41] <somethingliketha> oh
[05:41] <[t0rc]> cabrey, any suggestions for someone who is going to be moving to a completely fresh install?
[05:42] <BaseBallBoy> when u write a program in ubuntu what tag should it have and where do i run it?
[05:42] <InCrypto> is it possible ihave 2 mirror.list files which can sync a repo to a diff locations ?? by tht i mean diff HDD's  ?
[05:42] <cabrey> somethingliketha, I really need to know that you will see this through. I got it working for someone last night also
[05:42] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: it doesn't need an extension or tag
[05:42] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: it just needs executable permissions
[05:42] <BaseBallBoy> where do i run it at?
[05:42] <somethingliketha> i am installing ndis
[05:42] <cabrey> [t0rc], not really im lazy and put everything in /
[05:42] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: anywhere, but it may depend on the program
[05:42] <cabrey> somethingliketha, make sure "Show:" is set to All available applications
[05:42] <bastidrazor> BaseBallBoy, you could add it to /usr/local/bin and make it executable
[05:43] <somethingliketha> yes i found it
[05:43] <somethingliketha> its installing now
[05:43] <mashedpgravy> hello
[05:43] <cabrey> somethingliketha, Windows wireless drivers?
[05:43] <BaseBallBoy> how does it get executable permissions
[05:43] <mashedpgravy> can i get noob help here?
[05:43] <somethingliketha> yes
[05:43] <cabrey> !ask
[05:43] <somethingliketha> it is now donw
[05:43] <InCrypto> BaseBallBoy,  chmod + r 777 shud do the trick
[05:43] <cabrey> somethingliketha, download this: http://downloads.linksysbycisco.com/downloads/WEC600N_XP2K_v4.150.31.0_dr,0.zip
[05:43] <cabrey> somethingliketha, extract the contents to the desktop
[05:44] <Nautilus__> is there a menuitem in the desktop GUI where I can set PATH?
[05:44] <Get_Sum> How do I share a directory I don't own?
[05:44] <InCrypto> Get_Sum, u cant  ... only root can :)
[05:44] <somethingliketha> done
[05:44] <mashedpgravy> i am having trouble installing mkvextractgui on my ubuntu system, already installed mkvtoolnixgui
[05:44] <Dulak> Nautilus__: nope you have to edit it manually in your ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_profile wherever it's set at
[05:45] <cabrey> somethingliketha, ok go to System > Administration > Windows Wireless Drivers
[05:45] <Get_Sum> I have all my DVDs and Videos on another HDD connected to my computer and want to share them over the LAN
[05:45] <somethingliketha> do i click on .sys
[05:45] <InCrypto> Get_Sum, or let the root user give u perms on tht folder ..then u can share
[05:45] <Get_Sum> So how do I get root to share them?
[05:45] <somethingliketha> or .cat
[05:45] <Nautilus__> Dulak: tx
[05:45] <cabrey> somethingliketha, no did you open Wireless Network Drivers?
[05:45] <gartral> darlek: i added the browser and it STILL doesnt show up
[05:45] <somethingliketha> yep
[05:46] <somethingliketha> and clicked install new driver
[05:46] <somethingliketha> but both say not valid.inf file
[05:46] <cabrey> somethingliketha, ok navigate to your desktop after you click on location and select the inf file
[05:46] <InCrypto> Get_Sum, enable root login , login with root and give the user "Get_Sum" perms on the folder
[05:46] <darlek> gartral, ?!?... maybe logout and in again, but I don't know if there is another command to just refresh the desktop in this case
[05:47] <somethingliketha> wow thanks i clicked every file but neglected the one ending in  .inf im an idiot
[05:47] <Get_Sum> ok, thanks InCrypto
[05:47] <Ajit> I installed java 6 (Ubuntu 9.04) but it crashed...what should I do now?
[05:47]  * InCrypto wonders if anyone here has ever used apt-mirror 
[05:47] <cabrey> somethingliketha, reboot and come back here
[05:47] <InCrypto> Get_Sum,  welcome :)
[05:47] <somethingliketha> ok
[05:47] <BaseBallBoy> ok i moved the program name to /usr/local/bin/ now how do i run it?
[05:48] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: enter its name in the terminal
[05:48] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: and make sure root owns it and it is readable and executable by everyone
[05:48] <darlek> cabrey, nice tech support... did you just know it was a non_linux driver card or is there a list you like to use?
[05:49] <cabrey> darlek, i knew it, linksys is known for its proprietariness (is that a word?)
[05:49] <BaseBallBoy> huh?
[05:49] <charles__> does anybody know why setting toolbar_detachable in gconf no longer seems to work?
[05:50] <Dulak> the problem with linksys is they update hardware about once a week, so when you buy it, the linux driver is like 40 revisions behind the chip they put into it.
[05:50] <BaseBallBoy> how do i make it root?
[05:50] <darlek> cabrey... it is now ;)
[05:50] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: sudo chown root.root /usr/local/bin/<file>
[05:50] <thebackwash> menubar_detachable doesn't work either, but menus_have_tearoff works in some apps
[05:50] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: also, sudo chown a+rx /usr/local/bin/<file>
[05:51] <gartral> darlek: still freezes
[05:52] <eshaase> is it expected for it to use 100% of my cpu while transferring a file from a non-lvm fs to a lvm fs?
[05:52] <gartral> darlek: im suspecting an issue with gecko on sse-only cpus
[05:52] <darlek> gartral, so the browser itself runs, pages load etc, but the flash freezes, is that right?
[05:52] <darlek> sse?
[05:52] <gartral> darlek: flash causes X to freex, no mouse, no keyboard... and alt-sys rq-k is the only remody, not even zap works
[05:52] <BaseBallBoy> chown: invalid user: `a+rx'
[05:52] <gartral> freeze
[05:52] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: oops.  that should be chmod
[05:53] <bc> BaseBallBoy: you also might want to check if /usr/local/bin is in your $PATH (echo $PATH)
[05:53] <cabrey> lstarnes, saw that coming
[05:53] <Myrtti> gartral: 64-bit intrepid?
[05:53] <[t0rc]> I'm going to do a fresh install of 9.04, from a previous install. are there any suggestions for migrating things or just usual copy your home, re-install the apps you used?
[05:53] <gartral> Myrtti: 32 jaunty
[05:53] <Myrtti> gartral: bummer
[05:53] <cabrey> [t0rc], i usually wipe over everything then realize how much data i just lost
[05:53] <gartral> Myrtti: 1.7 ghz celeron CPu, hardware circa 2003
[05:54] <[t0rc]> cabrey, lol
[05:54] <[t0rc]> cabrey, isn't that the best way?
[05:54] <BaseBallBoy> now how do i make it excutable?
[05:54] <somethingliketha> im back derek
[05:54] <cabrey> [t0rc], yup :) no really most of my stuff is backed up
[05:54] <somethingliketha> neither card is working but both are detected by ndis
[05:54] <gartral> im really getting pissed off, cause flash didnt work in intrepif either
[05:54] <[t0rc]> cabrey, yeah I get ya.
[05:54] <gartral> excuse my languade
[05:54] <cabrey> somethingliketha, hmm run lsmod in the terminal
[05:54] <loof> gartral; how doesn't flash work?
[05:54] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: the chmod a+rx made it readable and executable for everyone
[05:54] <gartral> language\
[05:55] <BaseBallBoy> then why cant i run it?
[05:55] <somethingliketha> k
[05:55] <BaseBallBoy> or even how do i run it?
[05:55] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: whan happens when you try to run it?
[05:55] <somethingliketha> what do you need from it
[05:55] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: just type its name
[05:55] <gartral> loof for the 50th time today, using ANY flash causes X to hang, alt-sys rq-k is the only usfull function
[05:55] <darlek> loof, he get's freezes during flash playback that take down X
[05:55] <cabrey> somethingliketha, the output, use !pastebinit
[05:55] <cabrey> !pastebinit
[05:55] <UbuntuBox> hey everyone... I am new to Ubuntu and linux in general. I am a osX user. I just installed this and tweaked the interface a bit.... How long have you been using Ubuntu or linux?
[05:55] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: like if it is /usr/local/bin/foo, just type foo in the terminal
[05:55] <loof> ah
[05:55] <loof> what video card are you using?
[05:56] <gartral> loof: and i have 512 mb ddr memory, a 1.7 ghz cpu, and an nvidia 6200
[05:56] <[t0rc]> couple years lightly
[05:56] <BaseBallBoy> http://pastebin.com/m4d0332b8
[05:56] <loof> an X freeze like that is likely driver related not cpu or flash unless it's throttling at 100%
[05:56] <tyler_d> I am trying to use record my desktop but want to record the sound from the output, not the microphone... within the advanced properties of recordmydesktop I have an option for Device, which states DEFAULT, what would I put in there to specify this?
[05:56] <darlek> good to know
[05:56] <dittykong> @UBUNTUBOX. I have been using only linux as my only OS for just over a year
[05:56] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: it shouldn't have a space in its filename
[05:56] <somethingliketha> http://pastebin.com/m795ee743
[05:56] <gartral> loof: CPU does hang at 100% (this cpu has two mode; "OMG work to be done! throw everything at it!" and "Off"
[05:57] <BaseBallBoy> i tyoed
[05:57] <cabrey> UbuntuBox, sorry, but !ot
[05:57] <somethingliketha> did you get it derek http://pastebin.com/m795ee743
[05:57] <loof> gartral: i'm assuming you're using the latest nvidia restricted drivers? and have checked that there's no conflicting driver files?
[05:57] <BaseBallBoy> 'hello world'
[05:57] <UbuntuBox> I actually like it a lot. I am learning how to install this and such but I really like the idea of open source...
[05:57] <gartral> loof:  yes, of course
[05:57] <jwfoxjr> I want to update my sources to include a package from launchpad, my question is how do I import the proper gpg key.  I already have the repositoy setup in apt-sources
[05:57] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: is that a c source file?
[05:57] <dittykong> it is fre elike in dont oay and free as in free speech
[05:57] <BaseBallBoy> C++
[05:57] <somethingliketha> how do i type so it shows the persons name in front ?
[05:57] <loof> if the cpu is hanging at 100%, what thread's the one that's running to 100%?
[05:57] <cabrey> somethingliketha, ok that means ndiswrapper is loaded and working
[05:57] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: you are doing this wrong
[05:57] <darlek> !tab
[05:57] <cabrey> !tab | somethingliketha
[05:57] <bc> BaseBallBoy: just rename it to hello_world to make your life easier.
[05:57] <gartral> loof: all that are running
[05:57] <thiebaude> UbuntuBox,  #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:58] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: move it out of /usr/local/bin and put it in a local directory as a .cpp file
[05:58] <Myrtti> jwfoxjr: doesn't the launchpad page tell you how?
[05:58] <loof> gartral: that doesn't make sense
[05:58] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: (by local directory, I mean one in your home)
[05:58] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: then compile it using g++
[05:58] <gartral> loof: *anything* i rum is either %100 or %0
[05:58] <cheebz> guys, something really really weird is happening with my terminal...  im using gnome-terminal and i just installed gnome-do.  for some reason (occurs randomly) i will type something like "cd /home/user/folder/name" and only "/home/user/folder/na" will appear.  BUT when i hit enter it shows what i originally typed its as if the character is just disappearing somehow
[05:58] <loof> gartral: you're saying that when you run flash, every single executable goes to 100%?
[05:58] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: ou can then execute the binary from it using ./binary-name
[05:58] <lstarnes> *you
[05:58] <ArkoldThos> exaile or banshee
[05:58] <darlek> somethingliketha, start typing the name then hit tab and the chat will autocomplete the name.  I haven't typed out your name the whole time
[05:58] <cabrey> !best | ArkoldThos
[05:58] <loof> gartral: that's messed, you need to reinstall :S
[05:58] <Myrtti> !best | ArkoldThos
[05:58] <gartral> loof: no, that's "standard" even for just xmms
[05:59] <blackfox86> how can i install conky in ubuntu?
[05:59] <cheebz> id also like to note that this only happens in the terminal and JUST started happening
[05:59] <cabrey> blackfox86, sudo aptitude install conky
[05:59] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: unless it's an actual program that does something useful and it needs to be accessible to all users, it shouldn't be in /usr/local/bin
[05:59] <ArkoldThos> best for large libraries (as 35k+ songs), that support random songs. not amarok please
[05:59] <somethingliketha> darlek, ok thanks
[05:59] <dittykong> I have just a quick question. I wanted to shrink my ubuntu partition to make room for a dual boot with openSUSE/and Ubuntu. Now I was going to use garted, but shoudl I use the live CD or can I do the partition change while in ubuntu?
[06:00] <loof> my single core athlon i have in the other room has 9.04 installed on it and flash works fine, it's around the same clockspeed, so there must be something messed with your install if you're saying any app whatsoever throttles your cpu at 100%
[06:00] <Nautilus__> Dulak: anything I need to do after editing my ~/.basrc or 'it just works'?
[06:00] <Myrtti> ArkoldThos: try both.
[06:00] <cabrey> dittykong, live cd
[06:00] <Eevee> so; occasionally smooth scrolling in firefox and gvim becomes *insanely* slow.  only happens in some fx tabs and some gvim instances, but a flick of the mouse wheel in an fx tab or a gvim prompt about an existing swap file while it's being grumpy can make my machine nearly unresponsive for a good few minutes while it scroll glacially.  and then after a while it goes away.  ideas?  jaunty, gnome, compiz, nvidia 180 drivers
[06:00] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: a c or c++ source file can't be executed, but an executable binary file can be made by compiling the source file
[06:00] <gartral> loof: if i run things as root, it will use proper CPU usage, but just as user, its like the CPU is a light bulb, eith "On" or "Off"
[06:00] <UbuntuBox> I have read that ubuntu 9.04 drivers for integrated intel video adapters are not that good. Is this why my desktop effects cannot be turned on?
[06:00] <cabrey> Eevee, firefox for linux is an embarrassment for the open source community, use a different browser
[06:00] <ArkoldThos> Myrtti, takes too many time reading the collection so that could time many hours :) and well, people opinion could be good
[06:00] <somethingliketha> before if i restarted the computer the pc card would always work and the internal one would work on occasion. but now neither works
[06:00] <BaseBallBoy> how do i compile it using g++?
[06:01] <dittykong> @ ubuntubox, use a program called compiz-check. it worked for me
[06:01] <Eevee> cabrey: that doesn't explain why other apps like gvim also have the same problem
[06:01] <Myrtti> ArkoldThos: as the bot said, this isn't a place for polls
[06:01] <darlek> !intel | UbuntuBox
[06:01] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: g++ -o binary-name source.cpp
[06:01] <cabrey> Eevee, hmm graphics card?
[06:01] <somethingliketha> ok started ndis and it gives me an error "unable to see if hardware is present"
[06:01] <dittykong> you can find compiz-check here http://forlong.blogage.de/entries/pages/Compiz-Check
[06:01] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: also, you need the build-essential package installed before you can compile
[06:01] <Eevee> cabrey: 8800 GTS
[06:01] <cabrey> somethingliketha, sudo rmmod ndiswrapper
[06:02] <somethingliketha> and "could not find configuration tool"
[06:02] <somethingliketha> k
[06:02] <ArkoldThos> Myrtti, it isn't a poll, just want to know what can handle many songs and random songs, is like saying what application does x and y thing
[06:02] <cabrey> somethingliketha, sudo modprobe ndiiswrapper, then dmesg | tail | pastebinit
[06:02] <Eevee> CodeImp: doom builder CodeImp?
[06:02] <cabrey> somethingliketha, sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
[06:02] <cabrey> somethingliketha, spelling error ;)
[06:03] <cabrey> Eevee, you have installed nvidia's drivers?
[06:03] <BaseBallBoy> how do i build-essential package installed before you can compile
[06:03] <cheebz> are there any known bugs with gnome-do related to the terminal/
[06:03] <Myrtti> ArkoldThos: exaile, banshee, listen, mpd, rhythmbox...
[06:03] <gartral> loof: anyway... all i want t do is watch 1 frigging video... and every browser i try has failed... miserably
[06:03] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[06:03] <darlek> BaseBallBoy, sudo aptitude install build-essential
[06:03] <CodeImp> heh yea Eevee
[06:03] <lstarnes> either works
[06:03] <blackfox86> how to run conky?
[06:03] <gartral> loof: may not help that im trying to use teansparency for window decos
[06:04] <darlek> BaseBallBoy, either one is okay ;)
[06:04] <Eevee> cabrey: yes, nvidia-glx-180 installed and active
[06:04] <somethingliketha> http://pastebin.com/m61ea28d5
[06:04] <Eevee> CodeImp: cool, hi!  where's the linux version  :P
[06:04] <BaseBallBoy> i am talking to a bot right?
[06:04] <cabrey> Eevee, are these the only apps with 'slowness'?
[06:04] <cabrey> BaseBallBoy, no...
[06:04] <CodeImp> wheres the linux programmer?
[06:04] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: you aren't (unless you're talking to ubottu)
[06:04] <BaseBallBoy> ahh
[06:04] <BaseBallBoy> k
[06:04] <Eevee> cabrey: only ones I've noticed, but it's very sporadic and they are the apps I scroll in most often by far
[06:04] <CodeImp> its open source you know
[06:04] <somethingliketha> darlek http://pastebin.com/m61ea28d5
[06:04] <BaseBallBoy> just checking
[06:04] <gartral> someone offered me an upload script for an imagebin, who was it again?"
[06:04] <UbuntuBox> i actually installed the xorg driver last night then upon restarts ubuntu would hang after login credentials were entered
[06:05] <Eevee> CodeImp: it's VB isn't it?  I hacked on it a bit a long time ago
[06:05] <BaseBallBoy> sudo aptitude install build-essential i used this one and it is done now what?
[06:05] <CodeImp> VB? no that was doom builder 1
[06:05] <darlek> BaseBallBoy, nope!  ubottu is the bot on this board and has "factoids" for common questions, see !ubottu | BaseBallBoy
[06:05] <Eevee> what's 2?
[06:05] <CodeImp> C#
[06:05] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: now try compiling
[06:05] <BaseBallBoy> how to compile again?
[06:06] <Ajit> how to remove java completely from Ubuntu 9.04
[06:06] <Eevee> so my options are mono or port entirely  :(
[06:06] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: g++ -o binary-file source-file.cpp
[06:06] <cabrey> Ajit, which jre do you havev?
[06:06] <CodeImp> it wont run on mono
[06:06] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: after that, try ./binary-file
[06:06] <Ajit> JRE 6
[06:06] <somethingliketha> Ajit i use synaptic
[06:06] <Eevee> so my options are port entirely
[06:06] <CodeImp> but a port could be made
[06:06] <cabrey> Ajit, I meant open source, sun's or iced tea, etc?
[06:06] <CodeImp> would have to take out directx and replace it with opengl
[06:07] <somethingliketha> Ajit have you tried synaptic?
[06:07] <BaseBallBoy> so in this case g++ -o binary-file hello_world.cpp   ???
[06:07] <Eevee> wonder how feasible, say, C♯ -> python is
[06:07] <loof> gartral: can you screenshot the output from TOP and DMSG when your cpu starts going to 100%? and link it here?
[06:07] <Ajit> cabrey: open source (it crashed so I want to install jre 5)
[06:07] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: replace binary-file with the name of the executable that you want to make, like hello_world
[06:07] <CodeImp> and maybe some rewrite of the interface windows, because mono's support on those lacks
[06:07] <Ajit> somethingliketha:yes
[06:08] <Ajit> somethingliketha: I want to use commands
[06:08] <gartral> loof: if i can ever get a web browser to stay freaking stable enough, sure!
[06:08] <darlek> cabrey, redirecting somethingliketha post: http://pastebin.com/m61ea28d5
[06:09] <cabrey> Ajit, sudo aptitude remove openjdk-6-jre
[06:09] <somethingliketha> Ajit how about apt-get remove
[06:09] <BaseBallBoy> ok i did ./hello_world but should there not be a client type deal when i hit enter?
[06:09] <somethingliketha> what cabrey said
[06:09] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: what does it do when you print enter?
[06:09] <cabrey> somethingliketha, that looks like a drive conflict...
[06:09] <lstarnes> *hit
[06:09] <somethingliketha> hmm
[06:09] <BaseBallBoy> when i press enter it says
[06:10] <somethingliketha> i might try to reinstall os
[06:10] <BaseBallBoy> Hello World!djweems@ubuntu:~$
[06:10] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: that is correct
[06:10] <BaseBallBoy> odd
[06:10] <BaseBallBoy> but very cool
[06:10] <somethingliketha> then this happened after an update so starting fresh might help
[06:10] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: if it's a basic hello world program, it should just print that to the terminal that it was running from
[06:10] <gartral> loof: i give up
[06:10] <SunnyD> Does anyone here slipstream their updates in their Ubuntu install CD's ?
[06:11] <gartral> i fucking give up, gnight all, thanks for the help
[06:11] <Nautilus__> why would I get "bash: myfile.sh: command not found" when the .sh file exists in current dir?
[06:11] <Nautilus__> i thought i ran the .sh file just a bit ago
[06:11] <somethingliketha> will be back after reinstall thanks to all
[06:11] <lstarnes> Nautilus__: you might need a path instead of just a filename
[06:11] <lstarnes> Nautilus__: try ./myfile.sh
[06:12] <Nautilus__> lsar ohyea, trying
[06:12] <Nautilus__> that was it. wtheck
[06:12] <cabrey> oh dear did somethingliketha go to reinstall ubuntu?
[06:13] <lstarnes> Nautilus__: that's essentially the relative path fo myfile.sh where . is a shortcut for the current active directory
[06:13] <dakarn2> yeah he did cabrey
[06:13] <Ajit> cabrey: what is command to remove sun's jre 6?
[06:13] <cabrey> **** i might have found a fix
[06:13] <lstarnes> Nautilus__: if you just do myfile.sh, the shell looks for myfile.sh in the different directories in $PATH
[06:13] <darlek> cabrey, yep... looks like... so anyway... would he just rmmod the bnw16 driver or how would you normally remove a prior driver?
[06:13] <cabrey> Ajit, sudo aptitude remove sun-java6-jre
[06:13] <loof> gartral: i can't really help without seeing the output of top or dmsg. you're definitely sure it's non-root apps, that randomly go to 100% cpu when you're running flash? like you run flash content, and say, xchat would go to 100% cpu use and hang your machine?
[06:14] <Ajit> cabrey: thanks
[06:14] <cabrey> darlek, you would blacklist it in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[06:14] <Nautilus__> lstarnes: ya I'm just use to looking in the current path first
[06:14] <darlek> cabrey. cool
[06:14] <loof> ack he already left =S
[06:14] <gartral> i came back to apologize for my earlier comment, it was born of an ill mind and aggervation, im sorry
[06:14] <BaseBallBoy> how would u say hello world in Basic?
[06:14] <loof> gartral: i can't really help without seeing the output of top or dmsg. you're definitely sure it's non-root apps, that randomly go to 100% cpu when you're running flash? like you run flash content, and say, xchat would go to 100% cpu use and hang your machine?
[06:15] <Dulak> 10 print hello world!
[06:15] <darlek> cabrey, and how to get a list of installed drivers?
[06:15] <lstarnes> BaseBallBoy: it depends on the type of basic, but probably print "hello world!"
[06:15] <cabrey> darlek, there are thousands of installed drivers
[06:15] <gartral> loof: no, regardless of ANYTHING else up, a program will truly, at random, spike the proc, flash just crashes X entirly, no matter what
[06:15] <cabrey> darlek, they come as modules in /lib/modules/`uname -r` or are compiled into the kernel itself
[06:15] <loof> oh
[06:15] <Justin10ec> Hello, I am trying to install ubuntu server and it's not detecting my hard drive.
[06:16] <Justin10ec> It's asking me to choose a driver.
[06:16] <loof> hmm sec
[06:16] <gartral> Justin10ec: do you have a raid?
[06:16] <hoohaah> is there anyway to use mplayer as plugin for mozilla without removing mplayer-nogui for the other gui package?
[06:16] <darlek> cabrey, ok I see..  I was thinking of another listing that shows ath_pci and such.
[06:16] <Justin10ec> No. See, it's always worked before on this hard disk and I don't know what happened.
[06:16] <gartral> loof: like right a fe seconds ago, irssi AND bash just spiked for a 5 second burst
[06:17] <Justin10ec> I installed XP and now... it will not do anything.
[06:17] <dacorr> gartel: flash in a web browser? if so which browser?
[06:17] <Justin10ec> I can't get any OS to install at all.
[06:17] <gartral> dacorr: ALL browsers
[06:17] <cabrey> Justin10ec, sounds more like a hardware issue
[06:17] <Justin10ec> OMG it just sparked!
[06:17] <nathan7> =D
[06:17] <cabrey> Justin10ec, yea not good
[06:17] <Justin10ec> UGH!
[06:17] <Justin10ec> Hmm.
[06:18] <cabrey> Justin10ec, may i suggest unplugging it?
[06:18] <nathan7> hoohaah: It replaces it, but it provides the nogui functionality too
[06:18] <Justin10ec> cabrey: Yeah, I'm doing that.
[06:18] <gartral> dacorr: Firefox is the worst, Galeon does it, Konquer, Kaze-whatever does it.. even Chrome
[06:18] <dakarn2> gartel: are you using adobe-flash or flash-nonfree ?
[06:18] <Justin10ec> cabrey: I'm going to try another hard disk now, hold on. I'm going to change it now.
[06:18] <loof> gartral: when it spikes, do "dmesg |tail --lines=50" in a terminal window
[06:18] <dakarn2> er gartral
[06:19] <loof> and copy/paste the output to me
[06:19] <gartral> the sad part... java runs perfectly fine, no problemo
[06:19] <nathan7> loof: dmesg|tail -n 50
[06:19] <BaseBallBoy> in Ububtu how do i get to a on screen jey board?
[06:19] <cabrey> gartral, Chrome can't use plugins yet
[06:19] <gartral> dakarn2: both do it
[06:19] <BeatlesFan> hi all
[06:19] <gartral> cabrey: funny, it acts like it loads the window and the flash screen
[06:19] <cabrey> BeatlesFan, good morning
[06:19] <BaseBallBoy> key*
[06:19] <dacorr> gartel: i had a similar problem, i removed me web browsers and flash plugins then reinstalled them and used the flash download from adobe site. so far no issues
[06:19] <BaseBallBoy> in Ububtu how do i get to a on screen key board?
[06:20] <BeatlesFan> cabrey: hey
[06:20] <cabrey> BaseBallBoy, you might want to look into accessibility
[06:20] <darlek> BaseBallBoy, try SCIM Method Input from System Preferences.  It's used for other languages but a basic keyboard is an option
[06:20] <gartral> dacorr: i never installed flash-nonfree from repos, the flash install i have is from adobe
[06:21] <stevecam> oh,the netbookremix is a bigger ISO
[06:21] <cabrey> BaseBallBoy, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Accessibility
[06:21] <gartral> someone had a script to upload a picture to a imagebin, who was that?
[06:21] <loof> gartral; try uninstalling adobe's flash and use another version
[06:22] <gartral> loof: ugh... how do i uninstall their flash plugin?
[06:22] <cabrey> gartral, the canonical repo has the actual flash plugin, not just flashplugin-installer
[06:23] <gartral> cabrey: i installed FROM adobe's site, bypassing the repos all together
[06:23] <loof> go into synaptic, type "flash" in the searchbox, and unselect it, then apply, i think? going off memory
[06:23] <cabrey> gartral, yea i know, i usually would never do that
[06:23] <cabrey> gartral, which package did you d/l from adobe? i know they give a deb as an option
[06:24] <Myrtti> gartral: are you hugely dependant on _Adobe_ flash?
[06:24] <gartral> cabrey: i dont remember.. i think it was a deb
[06:24] <cattellar> is there a way to put a different wallpaper per workspace?
[06:24] <Justin10ec> Detecting hardware... again.
[06:24] <gartral> Myrtti: will hulu and youtube run on anything else?
[06:24] <Justin10ec> Okay it seems to have recongized it this time :)
[06:25] <cabrey> gardar, ok hold on, you have to uninstall it the correct way if you used a deb
[06:25] <supermanchhakchh> main = do
[06:25] <supermanchhakchh>     h <- connectTo server (PortNumber (fromIntegral port))
[06:25] <supermanchhakchh>     hSetBuffering h NoBuffering
[06:25] <supermanchhakchh>     t <- hGetContents h
[06:25] <supermanchhakchh>     print t
[06:25] <FloodBot1> supermanchhakchh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:25] <Randabis> man i'm finding lots of neat stuff to do :)
[06:25] <cabrey> gartral, sudo dpkg -r adobe-flashplugin
[06:25]  * gartral really wishes gardar would add something to his nick
[06:25] <Alex__________> gartral: If you still have the deb file on your comp you can navigate to it and use sudo dpkg -r filename.deb
[06:25] <darlek> !pastebinit | supermanchhakchh,
[06:26] <UbuntuBox> Ok I did everything that guide said to to for the optimal performance I am going to reboot now. Hopefully my pc will not lock up again lol
[06:26] <supermanchhakchh> hi
[06:26] <Randabis> I removed the bottom panel and replaced it with awn
[06:26] <supermanchhakchh> ane girls here
[06:26] <darlek> !ot
[06:26] <supermanchhakchh> ANY FEMALE WHO WANTS TO CHAT
[06:26] <Randabis> lol
[06:26] <cabrey> !caps
[06:26] <darlek> !ot | supermanchhakchh
[06:26]  * Gnea looks oddly at supermanchhakchh 
[06:26] <gartral> in synaptc I only have flashplayer-installer
[06:27] <Randabis> this is a support channel, you don't come here to pick up chicks...
[06:27] <Gnea> !ubuntu | supermanchhakchh
[06:27] <Alex_21> Hi, all, ... On boot I get:
[06:27] <Alex_21> Code: "[        25.251737] Freeing initrd memory: 8263k freed"
[06:27] <Alex_21> Any ideas why?
[06:27] <cabrey> Alex_21, thats normal
[06:27] <Alex_21> Please
[06:27] <darlek> !why
[06:27] <Gnea> Alex_21: normal behavior
[06:27] <darlek> figures
[06:27] <sigi> moin
[06:27] <BaseBallBoy> on the screenlets how do i use speech?
[06:27] <gartral> Alex_21: we all get that, its part of the new grub
[06:28] <Alex_21> I have never had this happen and it has hung here for about half an hour
[06:28] <Alex_21> Or so
[06:28] <loof> also, gartral, you COULD try using gnash
[06:28] <gartral> Alex_21: it hangs there? now that's a prblem
[06:28] <loof> i'm not using it but i've heard it works with youtube etc
[06:28] <Randabis> here's an interesting predicament maybe someone would have an answer to....
[06:28]  * cabrey pukes at the idea of gnash
[06:28] <Myrtti> cabrey: swfdec?
[06:28] <loof> it's an OSS flash replacement
[06:28] <cabrey> Myrtti, that is at least better than gnash
[06:28] <Myrtti> cabrey: swfdec can do youtube without any problems
[06:28] <BaseBallBoy> on the screenlets how do i use speech????
[06:29] <loof> cabrey: yeah, i
[06:29] <Alex_21> Speech in what way
[06:29] <darlek> !flash
[06:29] <nutzer_> jemand aus germany da
[06:29] <loof> i'm just saying, there are multiple options :P
[06:29] <cabrey> loof, gnash eats up more cpu than adobe's player does
[06:29] <gartral> loof: that would suit me better anywho, i rely on OSS cause everything else including Pul;se isn't realtime on my sound card
[06:29] <cabrey> loof, true
[06:29] <Randabis> I have vuze downloaded, it says there is an update available, downloads the update, then restarts..after it restarts it still says the update is available and tries to download it again...anyone know a fix?
[06:29] <Myrtti> !de | nutzer_
[06:29] <BaseBallBoy> when i click it it says Orca is required to use this Screenlet
[06:29] <darlek> I thought gnash wsa still beta?
[06:29] <Myrtti> BaseBallBoy: well do you have orca?
[06:29] <gartral> loof: should i remove the flashplugin-installer package?
[06:29] <Eevee> haha I don't have any flash player installed
[06:29] <BaseBallBoy> no but how do i get it?
[06:29] <Alex_21> Orca is standard in Ubuntu
[06:30] <UbuntuBox> ok so I followed the guide to fix performance for intel video cards and I still cannot enable desktop effects...
[06:30] <cabrey> darlek, more like pre alpha
[06:30] <Alex_21> Any idea why my system hangs at:
[06:30] <Alex_21> Code: "[        25.251737] Freeing initrd memory: 8263k freed"
[06:30] <loof> gartral; remove all flash components, and readd them from the synaptic imo
[06:30] <BaseBallBoy> Myrtti how do i get it?
[06:30] <gartral> loof: i see them in synaptic
[06:30] <Alex_21> baseballboy: It is standard in Ubuntu
[06:30] <Myrtti> BaseBallBoy: you should have it by now, if not, go to synaptic package manager and search for it
[06:30] <loof> yep
[06:30] <gartral> loof: and i think i installed adobes alongside these
[06:30] <Alex_21> No questions asked
[06:30] <UbuntuBox> How do I check to see if my video card was detected and a driver was installed?
[06:31] <gartral> !who | loof
[06:31] <Alex_21> My system is hanging at: Code: "[        25.251737] Freeing initrd memory: 8263k freed" Why is this
[06:31] <Alex_21> Please
[06:31] <loof> remove then readd, can readd using synaptic or the link here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash like the bot mentioned
[06:31] <cabrey> UbuntuBox, what card?
[06:31] <BaseBallBoy> Optical Character Recognition program?
[06:32] <Alex_21> No
[06:32] <Alex_21> Screen Reager
[06:32] <loof> like basically remove alllllllll flash related stuff that you see when you search for flash in synaptic after manually removing the ones you manually added
[06:32] <daVID09> HELLO
[06:32] <daVID09> I NEED TO SET UP THE 5IN1 CARD READER
[06:32] <Alex_21> Baseballboy: It is a screen reader
[06:32] <cabrey> !caps
[06:32] <loof> then readd them properly via that link i linked, or via synaptic
[06:32] <daVID09> sorry
[06:32] <daVID09> i didn't know it was on
[06:32] <cabrey> daVID09, ;)
[06:32] <daVID09> anyone know how to set up the 5in1 card reader?
[06:32] <Alex_21> Why does my system hang at: Code: "[        25.251737] Freeing initrd memory: 8263k freed". I am using Lelo
[06:32] <loof> cause there's a good chance you've got conflicting versions installed or something
[06:33] <gartral> i got banned like 3 times in a row once cause Orca perma capped me
[06:33] <Alex_21> ? Please
[06:33] <cabrey> !patience | Alex_21
[06:33] <rpgsimmaster> @daVID09: Is it USB?
[06:33] <Randabis> !vuze
[06:33] <rpgsimmaster> @daVID09: You should be able to just plug it in, and it'll work
[06:33] <daVID09> rpgsimmaster: no, its built in in my laptop
[06:33] <rpgsimmaster> @daVID09: Then it should automatically work
[06:33] <loof> gartral; did you catch my msgs?
[06:33] <rpgsimmaster> @daVID09: However, it won't show up as different drives, until a card is actually put into the drive
[06:33] <Gnea> Alex_21: did you just upgrade?
[06:34] <gartral> its about:plugins to see whats installed in mozilla based browsers, yes?
[06:34] <rpgsimmaster> @daVID09: Generally speaking, of course...
[06:34] <daVID09> rpgsimmaster: i have a card inserted, where do i access it?
[06:34] <choppyhorse> if I "download package files only" where do they go??
[06:34] <rpgsimmaster> @daVID09: Try Places>Computer
[06:34] <loof> gartral: ya
[06:34] <Alex_21> No. I just installed
[06:34] <Alex_21> 64 Bit eddition
[06:34] <Gnea> 9.04?
[06:34] <cabrey> !intel | UbuntuBox
[06:34] <gartral> loof: no, i sent a !who at your mysterious "yep" and haven't been paying close attention since
[06:34] <rpgsimmaster> @daVID09: and it will be listed something like "1.0 Gb Media" Where 1.0 is the size of the media
[06:34] <UbuntuBox> !intel
[06:34] <Alex_21> 8.04 Hardy
[06:34] <rpgsimmaster> @daVID09: basically the drive that is not "FileSystem" or the CD Drive
[06:35] <daVID09> rpgsimmaster: its not in the computer
[06:35] <rpgsimmaster> @daVID09: Hmmm...
[06:35] <cabrey> !tab | rpgsimmaster
[06:35] <Gnea> Alex_21: odd... what are your system specs? prebuilt or built yourself?
[06:35] <gartral> loof: very odd... after removing that flashnonfree-installer.. i didn't have the CPU spiking whiel opening firefox
[06:35] <rpgsimmaster> @cabrey: eh?
[06:35] <Alex_21> Can you PM me
[06:35] <Gnea> no
[06:35] <Alex_21> This channel is too full
[06:35] <Gnea> just answer here
[06:35] <Gnea> no it's not
[06:35] <rpgsimmaster> daVID09: What drives ARE listed in Computer?
[06:35] <cabrey> rpgsimmaster, makes it easier
[06:36] <Gnea> Alex_21: just put my name in front like this. this could help someone else if/when they read it.
[06:36] <Alex_21> It is too full for a screen reader user
[06:36] <darlek> Alex_21, use tab completion to hightlight the name your talking to, so that way you can follow.
[06:36] <darlek> Alex_21, chat programs highlight your own name
[06:36] <darlek> see?
[06:37] <BaseBallBoy> ok i just reinstalled orca and it still says the same thing
[06:37] <Alex_21> Gnea: I built the periferals myself, ... but other than that it is a dual core Intel based motherboard with a software raid 1 array.
[06:37] <ss_> 中文
[06:37] <Eevee> darlek: I'm not sure that works so well if he can't see the screen
[06:37] <cabrey> BaseBallBoy, what are you trying to do?
[06:37] <ss_> 不可以中文么？？
[06:37] <cabrey> !cn | ss
[06:37] <BaseBallBoy> use the speech screenlet
[06:37] <loof> gartral: yeah like i said, quite likely there was a module conflict between two separate flash player/decoder installs
[06:37] <Gnea> Alex_21: I see... could be the raid portion that it's choking on...
[06:37] <Gnea> !raid | Alex_21
[06:37] <Suhail> do you think i should remove that since i am installing apache2-mpm-worker
[06:37] <rpgsimmaster> On a different note... I have a problem that's shown up post-upgrade to 9.04 - can anyone help me? I am having trouble accessing certain websites, for no apparent reason. However, the DNS resolves to an IP, and the Live CD of 9.04 accesses the sites fine
[06:37] <gartral> your all officially allowed to beat me sensless... I had VLC wrapped to use FLV, with BOTH flashplayer AND flashplayer-nonfree
[06:37] <darlek> !cn | ss_
[06:38] <opop> is there an ubuntu-tw or jp?
[06:38] <Gnea> Alex_21: check out https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FakeRaidHowto and see if there's something there... another choice may be to try 8.10 or 9.04
[06:38] <opop> ha!
[06:38] <opop> lyle
[06:38] <rpgsimmaster> I've just done a fresh install of 9.04 and the problem remains
[06:38] <cabrey> gartral, gotta love conflicts
[06:38] <darlek> !jp | opop
[06:38] <dgeary2> UbuntuBox: /var/log/Xorg.log
[06:38] <BaseBallBoy> cabrey: use the speech screenlet
[06:38] <dakarn2> exit
[06:38]  * gartral starts sucking his toes
[06:38] <dakarn2> :( this is no terminal
[06:38] <cabrey> BaseBallBoy, speech screenlet?
[06:39] <BaseBallBoy> yup
[06:39] <opop> fakeraid, at least for nvidia, is still broken under 9.04 unless you use the prior kernel
[06:39] <gartral> shockwave-flash, too
[06:39] <opop> is ghetty.
[06:39] <UbuntuBox> I followed the ubuntuforums guide for optimal performance
[06:39] <cabrey> BaseBallBoy, what is that?
[06:39] <Suhail> Anyone here know how to configure mpm-worker or does it come preconfigured?
[06:39] <daVID09> rpgmaster: there is my filesystem, cd, win partition
[06:39] <loof> gartral read my pms to you
[06:39] <Alex_21> Baseballboy: What are you trying to do?
[06:39] <BaseBallBoy> ...
[06:39] <cabrey> UbuntuBox, what happens when you enable desktop effects?
[06:39] <opop> also, you have to call dmraid -ay at the busybox prompt you'll get, then exit.
[06:39] <BaseBallBoy> Alex_21: use the speech screenlet
[06:39] <opop> is ghetto.
[06:39] <UbuntuBox> it searched for any available drivers
[06:39] <UbuntuBox> then fails
[06:39] <rpgsimmaster> daVID09: Odd... Okay, and the 5in1 works in Windows?
[06:39] <daVID09> rpgsimmaster: yes
[06:39] <Alex_21> Baseballboy, ... What does the screenlet do?
[06:39] <opop> screenlets, also ghetto last time i checked.  the sample will never go away.
[06:40] <UbuntuBox> dgeary2, bash: /var/log/Xorg.log: No such file or directory
[06:40] <BaseBallBoy> u type in what u want it to say and it says it
[06:40] <Eevee> daVID09: what kind of card do you have in?
[06:40] <gecko1> do internet security features come with jaunty?
[06:40] <opop> try /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[06:40] <Alex_21> Use the Terminal Baseballboy. That is how I do it
[06:40] <daVID09> Eevee, i have no idea, i looked online and i cant find the model
[06:40] <BaseBallBoy> how do u use terminal for it?
[06:40] <Eevee> daVID09: it doesn't say on the card?
[06:40] <Justin-> Just wondering... Anyone get sound to play in Tuxguitar?
[06:40] <daVID09> Eevee: its built in
[06:41] <UbuntuBox> opop, bash: /var/log/Xorg.0.log: Permission denied
[06:41] <Eevee> daVID09: er I mean what kind of media are you trying to read
[06:41] <rpgsimmaster> daVID09: Eevee's asking about the card, not the reader
[06:41] <opop> UbuntuBox, , be root with sudo
[06:41] <daVID09> Eevee: rpgsimmaster: a ms pro stick duo, and it reads sd and others too
[06:41] <rpgsimmaster> Hmmm, can anyone help me with my problem? It's shown up several times on ubuntuforums, but with no resolution
[06:41] <dgeary2> UbuntuBox, just look in /var/log for something that looks similar to Xorg.log
[06:42] <BaseBallBoy> Alex_21: how do u use terminal for it?
[06:42] <altano88> hello all
[06:42] <altano88> need help
[06:42] <mneptok> daVID09: the card you are inserting, how is it formatted?
[06:42] <darlek> BaseBallBoy, try man <program name>, to see if that GUI program has command line options
[06:42] <ganesh_> can any one help me with sound problem..not able to play any sound..but login sound played properly
[06:43] <daVID09> its my psp card
[06:43] <mneptok> daVID09: so FAT32
[06:43] <cabrey> !ask | altano88
[06:43] <daVID09> mneptok: im pretty sure
[06:43] <darlek> ganesh_, try System Preferences Sound and test the sounds.  As well, you can select a different audio driver and see if that makes any difference
[06:43] <UbuntuBox> dgeary2, ok i opened it with text editor
[06:43] <gartral> loof: ive replied
[06:44] <mneptok> daVID09: did the card reader come with the computer?
[06:44] <altano88> what version of ubuntu will i install on an IBM x3650, i will be using raid 5 configuration.
[06:44] <daVID09> mneptok: its built in the laptop
[06:44] <dgeary2> UbuntuBox, search for 'driver'
[06:44] <mneptok> daVID09: who makes the laptop?
[06:44] <cabrey> g'night all
[06:44] <daVID09> mneptok: toshiba, i looked online and it doesnt say what model it is
[06:44] <UbuntuBox> gnight
[06:44] <darlek> cheers cabrey
[06:44] <ganesh_>  darlek: how do i select different driver?
[06:44] <Alex_21> Baseballboy: Terminal Code: "espeak -ven+m1 'text to speak'"
[06:44] <Alex_21> There you go
[06:45] <mneptok> daVID09: my guess is that the card reader is not supported by drivers included in the Linux kernel.
[06:45] <rpgsimmaster> Anyone? I'm having problems accessing certain websites post-upgrade (and on a fresh install) of 9.04 for no apparent reason; The websites resolve via DNS, but they just do not connect. Example sites include "http://www.wolframalpha.com"
[06:45] <UbuntuBox> dgeary2, PCI:*(0@0:2:0) Intel Corporation 82865G Integrated Graphics Controller rev 2
[06:45] <daVID09> mneptok: is there a way to find the model of the card reader?
[06:45] <zethero1> why does it seem that Firefox is hogging my audio?
[06:45] <briareus_> hi all. What's that ubuntu channel that is NOT this one, NOT -offtopic, but the other ubuntu one without the ...censorship
[06:46] <mneptok> daVID09: does lsusb or lspci tell you anything?
[06:46] <rpgsimmaster> zethero1: Eh? Flash or Java might be stealing  your audio, but Firefox itself shouldn't...
[06:46] <darlek> ganesh_, under Device, it has a list.  When you hit test, are you getting a high pitch?
[06:46] <mneptok> briareus_: there is no censorship. only guidelines.
[06:46] <UbuntuBox> dgeary2, X.Org ANSI C Emulation: 0.4
[06:46] <UbuntuBox> 	X.Org Video Driver: 5.0
[06:46] <UbuntuBox> 	X.Org XInput driver : 4.0
[06:46] <UbuntuBox> 	X.Org Server Extension : 2.0
[06:46] <FloodBot1> UbuntuBox: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:46] <dgeary2> briareus_, try #ubuntu-au
[06:46] <UbuntuBox> whoops lol
[06:46] <darlek> !pastebinit | UbuntuBox
[06:47] <briareus_> dgeary2: no, not that one, but thanks for answering
[06:47] <zethero1> ﻿rpgsimmaster: seems like its actually just Skype that looses audio when I am using Firefox and flash content
[06:47] <Ajit_> what does "jebus" command?
[06:47] <altano88> what version of ubuntu will i install on an IBM x3650, i will be using raid 5 configuration.
[06:47] <daVID09> mneptok: ill look now
[06:47] <tsimpson> briareus_: /list
[06:47] <briareus_> tsimpson: I thought the freenode police disabled that a while ago
[06:47] <mneptok> tsimpson: bad idea on a network this large ;)
[06:47] <rpgsimmaster> zethero1: Oh gosh, Skype audio can be a real PITA sometimes...
[06:47] <briareus_> tsimpson: thanks I'll try
[06:47] <tsimpson> briareus_: you can use alis too, /msg alis help
[06:48] <ganesh_>  darlek: i am not getting any sound in test..
[06:48] <daVID09> mneptok: it says 0a:01.2 SD Host controller: O2 Micro, Inc. Integrated MMC/SD Controller (rev 02)
[06:48] <daVID09> 0a:01.3 Mass storage controller: O2 Micro, Inc. Integrated MS/xD Controller (rev 01)
[06:48] <altano88> what version of ubuntu will i install on an IBM x3650, i will be using raid 5 configuration.
[06:48] <konttori_> morning all!
[06:48] <Alex_21> Raid5 can't have /boot on it
[06:48] <mneptok> daVID09: so now find out if the kernel supports that device
[06:49] <rpgsimmaster> Anyone? I'm having problems accessing certain websites post-upgrade (and on a fresh install) of 9.04 for no apparent reason; The websites resolve via DNS, but they just do not connect. Example sites include "http://www.wolframalpha.com". The LiveCD works fine accessing over the same connection. This problem appears several times on ubuntuforums, but without (or with non-applicable) resolutions.
[06:49] <Alex_21> I learned that the hard way
[06:49] <kandinski> is there any livedisc that has ssh enabled from the start?
[06:49] <darlek> ganesh_, click the sounds tab, if the login sound was heard, try testing for it again and others there as well
[06:49] <mneptok> kandinski: no
[06:49] <altano88> alex, so raid 5 is not compatible with ubuntu?
[06:50] <UbuntuBox> dgeary2, now what should i do?
[06:50] <mneptok> altano88: of course it is
[06:50] <UbuntuBox> !intel
[06:50] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: from terminal do an NSlookup on google, then try to ping it
[06:50] <rpgsimmaster> altano88: Compatible, just don't put the boot partition there
[06:50] <Alex_21> Raid5 is, ... but you have to put /boot on a raid 1 array
[06:50] <briareus_> crap, the alis command only lists 60 channels, it must be further down the list
[06:50] <lstarnes> briareus_: add -skip 60 to get the next 60
[06:50] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: nslookup works fine. IP address is returned - and, in fact, some websites even return a favicon - but then complain they cannot connect
[06:50] <darlek> !audo | ganesh_,
[06:50] <mneptok>  /boot should never, ever be on any RAID or LVM volume group
[06:50] <briareus_> lstarnes: thanks, the help didnt show that for me
[06:51] <darlek> !audio | ganesh_
[06:51] <dgeary2> UbuntuBox, i was merely answering 'How do I check to see if my video card was detected and a driver was installed?'
[06:51] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: I'm wondering if it's a timeout issue; I can ftp to one of the non-accessible domains
[06:51] <opop> Alex_21, no you don't have to put /boot on a raid1.
[06:51] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: can you ping?
[06:51] <dgeary2> UbuntuBox, i don't know the answer to your original question
[06:51] <BaseBallBoy> espeak -ven+m1 'this is very odd' it just makes a noise
[06:51] <opop> at least you didn't in 8.10
[06:51] <rpgsimmaster> but as soon as I hit a directory I know has a lot of files, I get told I have no connection
[06:51] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: yes
[06:51] <UbuntuBox> dgeary2, cool thanks I will keep googling.
[06:51] <kadal_goNgso> JJJJJJJJJ
[06:51] <kadal_goNgso> GGGGGGGG
[06:51] <FloodBot1> kadal_goNgso: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:52] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: Correct that, No
[06:52] <Alex_21> Baseballboy: Are you using Jaunty?
[06:52] <altano88> can anyone give guides on how to install ubuntu on a raid 5 config, i'm new to ubuntu.
[06:52] <zethero1> so it seems like the other apps have sound still ... just not Skype ... this means I have to close FF again in order to use Skype ... is there a workaround for this?
[06:52] <darlek> BaseBallBoy, there's also recite and festival text programs.
[06:52] <BaseBallBoy> im using ubuntu
[06:52] <Alex_21> Baseballboy: I can't get it to work in Jaunty
[06:52] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: try this from terminal sudo /etc/inid.d/networking restart
[06:52] <saratogacx> Heya, How do I change my active sound device.  I have my speakers on one sound card and my headphones in another and I want to swap between them.
[06:52] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: Alright, brb
[06:52] <dgeary2> zethero1, what sound backend does skype use?
[06:52] <darlek> !raid | altano88
[06:53] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: irc will drop out
[06:53] <saratogacx> both are alsa
[06:53] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: Yup; as I say, brb
[06:53] <zethero1> ﻿dgeary2: dunno ...
[06:53] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: Done
[06:53] <zethero1> ﻿dgeary2: in the settings its all set to Default
[06:53] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: However, it says "Ignoring unknown interface ppp0=ppp0"
[06:54] <dgeary2> zethero1, i don't use skype...
[06:54] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: Which is my connection to the internet...
[06:54] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: wired or wireless?
[06:54] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: wired
[06:54] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: is ping back?
[06:54] <Alex_21> Baseballboy: Which Ubuntu Edition
[06:55] <Alex_21> Baseballboy: Or version?
[06:55] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: Same result; I can ping sites I can access, like google.com, but not other sites like wolframalpha.com
[06:55] <mib_p201bpxg> hi
[06:55] <mib_p201bpxg> hi
[06:56] <mib_p201bpxg> hi
[06:56] <n0gear> hi
[06:56] <mib_p201bpxg> anyone here?
[06:56] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: did this just start out of the blue?
[06:56] <UbuntuBox> !intel
[06:56] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: Post upgrade to 9.04
[06:56] <mib_p201bpxg> hi, do you know a good file downloader for ubuntu jaunty?
[06:56] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: I can't pinpoint any more specific than that
[06:57] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: However a live CD of both 8.10 and 9.04 work fine
[06:57] <ganesh_>  darlek: when i selected HDA ATI SB from the list i got a sound but in sound tab non are working..
[06:57] <Eevee> mib_p201bpxg: what kind of file?
[06:57] <mib_p201bpxg> Eevee: I mean, an application for managing the downloading of several files...
[06:58] <anonbadger> mib_p201bpxg: what did you used to use?
[06:58] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: have you altered the IPtables using guarddog or somthing similar?
[06:58] <mib_p201bpxg> Eevee: Like the freedownloadmanager.org for windows, but for ubuntu
[06:58] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: No; My installation is essentially vanilla with only interface customisations
[06:58] <Eevee> mib_p201bpxg: wow a name like that sounds incredibly shady
[06:58] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: Beyond the default NetworkManager, I haven't touched the networking configs in any way
[06:58] <n0gear> mib_p201bpxg: could get a add-on to firefox?
[06:58] <mib_p201bpxg> Eevee: lol
[06:59] <hacker_kid> i cant seem to get nvidia graphics cards to work in 9.04, i have the proper driver installed and i have run nivida-xconfig but i still cant get my display above 800*600
[06:59] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: behind a router or modem connected direct?
[06:59] <mib_p201bpxg> n0gear: I don't know if it is possible ... but i would like a separate application
[06:59] <Eevee> mib_p201bpxg: yeah, FlashGot is supposed to be good, never used or needed it myself though (<3 wget): https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/220
[06:59] <Eevee> wonder if flashgot will run on xulrunner
[06:59] <yancey> (h)
[07:00] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: This is my setup: Laptop has PPPoE set up. Ethernet is connected to wall. Beyond that, I assume wall connected to some router in the University system, which connects to Fibre Optic
[07:00] <Eevee> mib_p201bpxg: well what did you actually use FDM for
[07:00] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: I'll give you the ifconfig output
[07:00] <mib_p201bpxg> Eevee: I see.., do you know if it can manage several download threads at a time?
[07:00] <rpgsimmaster> !pastebinit
[07:00] <rpgsimmaster> !pastbin
[07:00] <rpgsimmaster> !pastebin
[07:01] <mib_p201bpxg> Eevee: I used it because it speeds up the downloading of any file cause it uses many threads, like if you were several users downloading the same file
[07:01] <anonbadger> sigh n00b
[07:01] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: http://paste.ubuntu.com/190679/  Both ifconfig and netstat
[07:01] <Eevee> mib_p201bpxg: that sounds a bit rude; if you're not getting max speed from a server without doing that, wouldn't it be because the server deliberately throttles each connection?
[07:02] <anonbadger> mib_p201bpxg: use transmission for .torrent files
[07:02] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: my machine will not nslookup the site mentioned but i can access it
[07:03] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: Very, very odd
[07:03] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: i got a feeling its your Uni's configuration
[07:03] <mneptok> Eevee: you want FlashGot + gwget ;)
[07:03] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: However, it only stopped working post 9.04 upgrade
[07:03] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: and it works from LiveCD...
[07:03] <Eevee> mib_p201bpxg: but it looks like aria2 will do that; http://aria2.sourceforge.net/ and it's in synaptic/apt
[07:03] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: I've just done a fresh install of 9.04, and the problem remains
[07:04] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: The common resolution is to uninstall moblock, but I haven't installed it... :(
[07:04] <Eevee> mneptok: gui for something as simple as wget would get in my way more than anything  :P
[07:04] <mib_p201bpxg> Eevee: I don't know the meaning of throttles (lol), but i assume that it means that the server tries to cut more than one connection made by an user, but that's what that program is for, to appear to the server as different users, getting more download bandwidth for you
[07:04] <Mohammad[B]> Hi, i have a problem with package manager and "update-initramfs" how i can resolve this ? "http://paste.ubuntu.com/190681/" please help me
[07:05] <mneptok> Eevee: having to cut and paste URLs to the temrinal gets in my way. much easier to have Firefox invoke wget.
[07:05] <Eevee> mib_p201bpxg: exactly; the server owner has decided "I don't want people using more than x bandwidth" and you're grabbing as much as possible instead
[07:05] <mib_p201bpxg> anonbadger: Thanks, i've always thought of .torrent transfers as unreliable and slow
[07:05] <Alex_21> I got
[07:06] <Alex_21> Code: "[ 25.244020] checking if image is initramfs ... it isn't (bad gzip magic numbers ); looks like an initrd" when booting. What is wrong?
[07:06] <Eevee> mneptok: well I only need to use wget in the first place in exceptional circumstances; otherwise firefox+downloadstatusbar is usually enough
[07:06]  * mneptok blinks at mib_p201bpxg 
[07:06] <mib_p201bpxg> Eevee: I just used that program, i am not promoting it 'mam
[07:06] <anonbadger> depends on how many seeders etc.
[07:06] <mneptok> "unreliable and slow?"
[07:06] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: is it just the one site?
[07:06] <Eevee> mib_p201bpxg: aria2 apparently does torrent too, but I like deluge
[07:06] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: No - local servers such as brightstarpc.co.nz and all subdomains fail
[07:07] <anonbadger> mib_p201bpxg: you should do your own research this is not really ubuntu specific or even Linux related
[07:07] <mneptok> Eevee: amen. Deluge is most excellent.
[07:07] <Eevee> and yeeah torrents are generally the best way to get big files because they do exactly what your download manager did
[07:07] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: and there have been others, but I can't remember them of the top of my head
[07:07] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: and you can nslookup them all, just not ping?
[07:07] <Eevee> except in a way accepted by the people you're downloading from
[07:07] <mneptok> mib_p201bpxg: not to mention checksums. which is more reliable than anything a download manager does.
[07:07] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: correct
[07:08] <The_Warlock> how do install getlibs ?
[07:09] <mib_p201bpxg> Eevee: deluge sounds good, is it safe of malicious code, or hacking attempts?
[07:10] <csaba> I have 100% processor usage but the System monitor doesn't show which application is causing it. How can I find out which application is it?
[07:10] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: the ping is the problem, can you ping an IP and the domain name?
[07:10] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: Hmmm, I'm checking my packages. I've filtered to those with "net" in their name or description, and the only two non-canonical ones are libgnet and libqt4...
[07:10] <ConfusedUbuntuUs> hi
[07:10] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: hangon
[07:10] <Eevee> mib_p201bpxg: well it's open-source so someone would probably have noticed by now if there were any gunk in it
[07:10] <mneptok> mib_p201bpxg: Deluge is a torrent application. only.
[07:10] <mib_p201bpxg> mneptok: Peer to peer connections are always slow... and there is always an user that cuts out the transfer before it finishes.
[07:10] <The_Warlock> whats the package name for getlibs?
[07:11] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: No luck pinging the IP. I can't connect to the website via the IP address either
[07:11] <mneptok> mib_p201bpxg: i suggest you do some research before making such comments.
[07:11] <csaba> I have 100% processor usage but the System monitor doesn't show which application is causing it. How can I find out which application is it
[07:11] <mneptok> csaba: top / htop
[07:12] <Eevee> mib_p201bpxg: why would peer-to-peer be inherently slower than client/server?  I've gotten ubuntu isos within an hour or so
[07:12] <mib_p201bpxg> mneptok: which one, specify please
[07:12] <Eevee> probably less but it's been a while
[07:12] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: the only thing i can suggest is manually set your DNS to the universities DNS server
[07:12] <mneptok> mib_p201bpxg: saying "peer to peer connections are always slow ..." pretty much indicates you have no idea how torrents work. but all of this is offtopic.
[07:12] <mib_p201bpxg> Eevee: I haven't tried peer to peer using a linux system, but i know what i am talking about from a windows user point of view
[07:13] <ConfusedUser945> Hi, My name is Lance and I got a few questions, here's the first one, how do I play .CAF files in ubuntu?
[07:13] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: I've tried changing my DNS servers... To no avail... Hmmm, nevermind I'll try poking some things and see what happens. Thanks for your help though
[07:13] <mib_p201bpxg> Eevee: Peer-to-Peer with with kaaza and edonkey and all that stuff is worthless
[07:13] <Eevee> mib_p201bpxg: sorry but I'm not sure you do, especially if you think OS would have a significant impact on file transfer speed..
[07:13] <DanaG> fixme:actctx:parse_depend_manifests Could not find dependent assembly L"Microsoft.Windows.Common-Controls" (6.0.0.0)
[07:13] <DanaG> ^Cfixme:storage:StgCreateDocfile Storage share mode not implemented.
[07:13] <DanaG> anyone know how to fix Wine to work?
[07:13] <Eevee> mib_p201bpxg: well yeah, those things are garbage and nobody uses them any more
[07:13] <DanaG> It's just giving me that error, and that's it.
[07:13] <mneptok> mib_p201bpxg: this conversation is offtopic, and should stop.
[07:14] <Eevee> yeah alright
[07:14] <rpgsimmaster> DanaG: What program are you trying to run
[07:14] <rpgsimmaster> DanaG: Based on the error, I rather guess it *isn't* going to work, though it's very odd that it can't find Windows Common Controls 6
[07:14] <mib_p201bpxg> Eevee: I didn't mean that, i meant that windows applications are specially made for spying and manipulating your system, and there is always a catch in each program
[07:14] <ConfusedUser945> anyone know?
[07:14] <rpgsimmaster> mib_p201bpxg: You are very opinionated without much basis for your statements
[07:15] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: check if your using IP6 instead of IP4 and set to IP4 your uni may not support IP6 yet
[07:15] <mib_p201bpxg> rpgsimmaster: what's your point?
[07:15] <mneptok> mib_p201bpxg: please drop the subject
[07:15] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: It's IP4... I'll double check
[07:15] <rpgsimmaster> mib_p201bpxg: That was exactly my point
[07:15] <mneptok> rpgsimmaster: let it go, please.
[07:15] <rpgsimmaster> mneptok: Yup, yup
[07:15] <macvr> hi all.... anyone has used the e4defrag tool to convert all the ext3 files to ext4?
[07:16] <mneptok> rpgsimmaster: thankee
[07:16] <mib_p201bpxg> rpgsimmaster: Yeah yeah... mr. intruder pants...
[07:16] <DanaG> I'm trying to run the installer for JetAudio.
[07:16] <dallas> hey guys im trying to patch a fail, so i can install aircrack-ng. I cd to teh aircrack director and added the patch file. Then I add opened up a terminal and cd to the aircrack directory and then did patch -p0 < (file name). I then get this error, can't find file to patch at input line 5. Anyone know whats wrong?
[07:16] <mib_p201bpxg> Ok, I drop that subject...
[07:16] <ConfusedUser945> I'll resubmit my question, how do I play .CAF files in ubuntu?
[07:16] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: There is a difference between 8.10 and 9.04s network manager
[07:17] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: It specifically now has a tab for IPv4 settings (nothing about IP6) which I have set to use Auto DHCP
[07:17] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: i use wicd so i had not noticed
[07:17] <mneptok> ConfusedUser945: never heard of 'em
[07:17] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: lol, that's fair... Hmmm, I'll try poking some more things
[07:17] <mib_p201bpxg> Do anyone knows an application to speed up and manage file downloads?
[07:17] <dacorr> rpgsimmaster: try wicd is solves most of the issues i have
[07:17] <Eevee> mib_p201bpxg: I told you, try aria2
[07:17] <dallas> do i need to place the patch file somewhere else?
[07:17] <csaba> mneptok: thanks
[07:17] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: I shall... I doubt it could make things any worse :P
[07:18] <anonbadger> facepalm.jpg
[07:18] <rpgsimmaster> dacorr: Thank you
[07:18] <Pytlask> Does anybody know of a good program to equalize audio file volumes? E.g. the music from one CD is a lot louder than the music from another, so I need to change the volume on my IPod every time a new song starts
[07:18] <anonbadger> >> interesting
[07:18] <mneptok> Pytlask: if the iPod is playing it, this is the wrong channel.
[07:19] <ConfusedUser945> mneptok: they are the files used by garage band on Mac OSes
[07:19] <Heather> I'm running Ubuntu 9.04 and I have a brand new Wacom Bamboo. It works right out of the box except that pressure sensitivity doesn't seem to be working at all
[07:19] <loof> confuseduser945: did you try audacity? it uses libsndfile1 which can read caf files
[07:19] <kenyon> Pytlask: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replay_Gain
[07:19] <Pytlask> mneptok: However they are simple.mp3 files. I am sure that there is a program that will batch equalize file volumes?
[07:19] <loof> no guarantee they've coded in the ability to open caf files though but it's prolly your best bet
[07:19] <Eevee> Pytlask: I think mp3gain does that?  but I'm not much of an audiophile
[07:19] <mib_p201bpxg> Eevee: Thanks 'mam :)
[07:19] <Heather> and I go to Gimp's preferences to the input device preferences and my wacom tablet isn't showing up
[07:19] <loof> apple sucks for interoperability, what can i say :P
[07:19] <ConfusedUser945> loof: yes I did, but the file played loud static sound
[07:20] <mneptok> ConfusedUser945: then i would suspect they are a proprietary file format patented by Apple and dangling legal threats from their rear-view mirror
[07:20] <DanaG> oh yeah, it's a self-built Wine, because the official Wine doesn't do PulseAudio.
[07:20] <loof> confuseduser945: you're prolly sol then
[07:20] <ConfusedUser945> loof: prolly sol?
[07:20] <mneptok> Pytlask: ah! you want to normalize the file, not the playback. sorry.
[07:20] <dallas> anyone?
[07:21] <mneptok> Pytlask: look at mp3gain
[07:21] <kenyon> dallas: try patch -p1 instead
[07:21] <loof> confuseduser945: "probably shit out of luck" =[
[07:22] <Eevee> Heather: well, if there's no pressure then it's just being detected as a regular mouse
[07:22] <ConfusedUser945> loof: ah ok, but what about a converter?
[07:22] <Eevee> Heather: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wacom  try installing the xserver-xorg-input-wacom wacom-tools packages and restart
[07:22] <Pytlask> mneptok/Eevee/kenyon: Thanks all! mp3gain looks like exactly what I want :) Much appreciation!
[07:22] <Eevee> Pytlask: np!
[07:23] <DanaG> I wish upstream Wine would incorporate the PulseAudio driver.
[07:23] <Eevee> I wish PulseAudio didn't crash TF2 but there you go
[07:23] <loof> confuseduser945: are you using the absolute newest version of audacity?
[07:24] <ConfusedUser945> loof: whats the newest?
[07:24] <mib_cbnn2t9g> hi
[07:24] <macvr>  hi all.... anyone has used the e4defrag tool to convert all the ext3 files to ext4?
[07:24] <dallas> kenyon, thanks but i already did, and p3 and p4
[07:24] <ConfusedUser945> loof: I have audacity 1.3.7
[07:24] <mib_cbnn2t9g> do you know what's the command for finding an user logged on  this channel?
[07:24] <kenyon> dallas: well, I would look at the paths in the patch and see what it's looking for
[07:25] <mib_cbnn2t9g> !who
[07:25] <DanaG> Eevee: it's Wine's fault, actually.
[07:25] <DanaG> ALL my other things work fine with Pulse, except Wine.
[07:25] <loof> confuseduser945: that's the latest pretty much =[
[07:25] <dallas> i did but i didnt see any unless the paths are not stated in the body?
[07:25] <DanaG> ... and Audacity.
[07:25] <ConfusedUser945> loof: aww
[07:25] <loof> eevee: lol
[07:25] <mib_cbnn2t9g> !who Eevee
[07:25] <Eevee> DanaG: wine claims it's Pulse and Pulse doesn't seem interested.  all I know is that it crashes very quickly with Pulse and works fine if I fall back to ALSA
[07:25] <kenyon> dallas: they should be at the top of the patch
[07:26] <ConfusedUser945> loof: what you think of a file converter?
[07:26] <mib_cbnn2t9g> !who Eeve
[07:26] <loof> eevee: i wish pulseaudio didn't make tmnationsforever's audio crackle =[
[07:26] <mib_cbnn2t9g> !whereis Eevee
[07:26] <Eevee> mib_cbnn2t9g: stalking me eh?
[07:26] <macvr> !who | Eevee
[07:26] <dallas> ndex: sha1-sse2.S
[07:26] <dallas> [07:26] <dallas> --- sha1-sse2.S	(revision 1365)
[07:26] <dallas> +++ sha1-sse2.S	(working copy)
[07:26] <FloodBot1> dallas: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:26] <dallas> @@ -413,11 +413,16 @@
[07:26] <loof> confuseduser945: not sure there are many other options, lemme google
[07:27] <mib_cbnn2t9g>  Guys, how can i go to the room where the user "Eevee" is?
[07:27] <mib_cbnn2t9g> help
[07:27] <ConfusedUser945> loof: ok
[07:27] <lat> How can this samba problem be fixed:  "Connection to pogo failed (Error NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME)"
[07:27] <dallas> sorry i didnt mean to hit enter and flood...
[07:27] <mib_cbnn2t9g> i accidentally closed my chat window and i want to find her
[07:27] <kenyon> dallas: so the paths are those two filenames, sha1-sse2.S. put the patch where that file is and do patch
[07:27] <dallas> but yeah thats whats at the top of the patch kenyon
[07:27] <Eevee> mib_cbnn2t9g: what I'm right here
[07:27] <DanaG> Eevee: check this out:
[07:27] <DanaG> http://art.ified.ca/?page_id=40
[07:27] <dallas> ok thanks ill try that
[07:27] <mib_cbnn2t9g> Eevee: lol
[07:27] <DanaG> Somebody got fed up with Wine refusing to fix things, and made his own driver.
[07:27] <DanaG> http://art.ified.ca/?page_id=40
[07:27] <Ashmeet> My sound card is not working perfectly as I am able to get sound in my headfone but not in My speakers I tried to install the realtek driver also bt that also failed bt My sound workd gr8 in windows XP
[07:28] <Alex_21> !Lilo
[07:28] <Uhriventiss> Is there much of a difference between Debian and Ubuntu?
[07:28] <DanaG> Works perfectly for me... except for the "can't find comctl32" stupidity.
[07:28] <mib_cbnn2t9g> Eevee: I already installed the aria2 application but i don't know how to start it
[07:28] <Eevee> DanaG: ha!  excellent.  does this also fix TF2
[07:28] <DanaG> Not sure -- hopefully it will.
[07:28] <Eevee> mib_cbnn2t9g: it ought to appear somewhere in your apps menu, or I guess you can just hit alt-f2 and type aria2
[07:28] <Alex_21> What can I do to add a rootdelay to Lilo?
[07:28] <kenyon> !debian | Uhriventiss
[07:28] <DanaG> That is, if it doesn't give you the same brokenness it gave me.
[07:28] <loof> confuseduser945: are you just trying to upload the file to your iphone?
[07:28] <UbuntuBox> I fixed the issue where i could not load the visual effects... I had to revert to an older driver.
[07:29] <loof> cause it doesn't look like there's much that'll convert it
[07:29] <Eevee> DanaG: your review is not filling me with confidence
[07:29] <UbuntuBox> this is the link that i followed: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
[07:29] <Alex_21> I can't find things on rootdelay with Lilo on the net
[07:30] <Eevee> this channel is terrible; every time I come in here I stop doing anything productive and look for other people's problems to solve
[07:30] <DanaG> hmm, whaddaya' know... redoing "make install" fixed it.
[07:30] <ConfusedUser945> loof: no they are garage band files, I copied them from my school's graphic class with the teacher's permission, I want to use the loops to make my own songs at home
[07:30] <kenyon> Eevee: lol, same. it's addicting.
[07:30] <mib_cbnn2t9g> Eevee: Sorry Eevee, just one more question, how can I start the aria2 application from command line?
[07:31] <loof> oh. hmm
[07:31] <loof> maybe try the stuff listed here: http://mark.kolich.com/2008/11/apple-iphone-system-sounds-mp3.html
[07:31] <Eevee> mib_cbnn2t9g: to take a wild stab in the dark, "aria2"
[07:31] <MTecknology> What's a decent cli app for google calendars?
[07:31] <Eevee> MTecknology: elinks?  8)
[07:32] <kenyon> !info gcalcli | MTecknology
[07:32] <MTecknology> thanks :)
[07:32] <kenyon> MTecknology: I've never used it, but it's the only one I know of.
[07:32] <loof> confuseduser945: so based on that link, use goldwave
[07:33] <ConfusedUser945> loof: they are talking about a windows app, even though I have windows on another partition, I cannot pay for that app
[07:33] <loof> "pay"?
[07:33] <loof> what is this "pay" you speak of =S
[07:33] <loof> ^__^
[07:33] <Eevee> loof: it is what the unenlightened do  :smug:
[07:33] <loof> heheheheh
[07:33] <ConfusedUser945> loof: pay=money=I don't have it
[07:33] <loof> piratebay ftw!
[07:33] <loof> piratebay.org!
[07:35] <mib_cbnn2t9g> Eevee: I already tried "aria2" to start it, but it doesn't work
[07:35] <mib_cbnn2t9g> Eevee: does my prompt has to be at an special directory?
[07:35] <mib_cbnn2t9g> Eevee: sorry "have" instead of has
[07:35] <dallas> any ideas why aircrack-ng wont show up in my package manager? i just installed 9.04 and i have dont an update
[07:36] <rallEy4> can someone explain what is happening here? when I load a driver via insmod, I can use ifconfig ra0. But, when the driver is listed in /ect/modules the device doesn't exist...
[07:36] <Eevee> mib_cbnn2t9g: shouldn't need to.  I haven't used this program so I don't know!  type "aria" and press tab or try "locate aria"
[07:36] <SPF> I'm missing gnome-panel, but when I want to install it, it also wants to install evolution-data-server
[07:36] <SPF> but I dont want evolution-data-server
[07:36] <lat> SAMBA EXPERTS! How can this samba problem be fixed:  "Connection to pogo failed (Error NT_STATUS_BAD_NETWORK_NAME)"
[07:36] <xiroV> Hi all.. Does anyone know if it's possible to install Moblin or Ubuntu MID on my Nokia 5800?? And how do i do that? Havn't found any guides or tutorials..
[07:36] <Alex_21> Thanks for your help
[07:36] <Alex_21> Good night
[07:37] <KernalKrunK> Morning all, could someone help me get my laptop connecting to wireless again, I dont know what I have done but there are no wireless networks showing up when I left click the network icon close to the clock
[07:37] <loof> confuseduser945 read my comments, you could try that if you want
[07:37] <Eevee> KernalKrunK: to get it out of the way, did you disable wireless?
[07:38] <Eevee> KernalKrunK: and "again"?  when did it stop working?
[07:38] <TuxPurple> mib_cbnn2t9g, man aria2c
[07:38] <loof> er my pm i mean
[07:38] <KernalKrunK> evee: I have and I have also rebooted. It was last working this morning before I shut my laptop down and packed it away to go home.
[07:38] <dallas> anyone?
[07:39] <ConfusedUser945> loof: ok
[07:39] <kenyon> dallas: do you have the universe repository enabled?
[07:39] <uberadm> has anyone else noticed that google is slow this morning?
[07:39] <mib_cbnn2t9g> Eevee: I am using "whereis aria" and "whereis aria2" but it doesn't appear
[07:40] <xiroV> Hi all.. Does anyone know if it's possible to install Moblin or Ubuntu MID on my Nokia 5800?
[07:40] <mib_cbnn2t9g> Eevee: What's the analog directory form windows "program files" in ubuntu?
[07:40] <lightning> onnect
[07:40] <KernalKrunK> Eevee: When I left click on the icon, under Wireless networks it says device not managed.
[07:40] <tyler_d> I now have jackd working(ie it starts, however now I have no sound) could someone please give me a hand(Alsa drivers)
[07:40] <TuxPurple> mib_cbnn2t9g, whereis aria2c
[07:41] <mib_cbnn2t9g> Whats the analog directory to windows "program files" in ubuntu?
[07:41] <rallEy4> I have a driver rt2870sta.ko for my wireless USB adapter. When I load it with sudo insmod rt2870sta I can immediately do sudo ifconfig ra0 IP up and it works. I tried adding it to /etc/modules and after a reboot ra0 does not exist... can someone help?
[07:41] <kenyon> mib_cbnn2t9g: there is no such analogue.
[07:41] <ConfusedUser945> now my second question, I'm thinking of getting rid of my windows xp and its recovery partition with a live cd, making my acer aspire one fully linux, but how do I do that without messing up my grub bootloader? and should I get rid of the windows recovery partition, its only 4gb big so idc really
[07:42] <mib_cbnn2t9g> TuxPurple: Thanks pal, do you know if this program has an graphical interface?
[07:42] <SPF> ConfusedUser945: use fdisk and remove the partitions you don't want
[07:42] <moDumass> hey all, um, Im trying to view a quicktime clip in FF and its saying "click here install plugin" but there is no plugin to find, is this a FF thing or a Ubuntu restricted thing?
[07:42] <TuxPurple> mib_cbnn2t9g, np, I don't think it has gui
[07:43] <peabody> hey my desktop has 4x 1gb memory installed, and the bios recognizes it all.. but in Linux I only have 2.97 GB available
[07:43] <alesan> hi, how do I totally disable the lousy audio effects?
[07:43] <Eevee> peabody: you're running 32-bit ubuntu then.  your hardware's ram (video card, etc.) eat into the 4GB limit
[07:43] <kenyon> !quicktime > moDumass
[07:43] <ConfusedUser945> SPF: one how? and two should I get rid of the recovery partition?
[07:43] <peabody> Eevee:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension
[07:43] <Eevee> peabody: yes
[07:43] <peabody> 32-bit Linux SHOULD have a 64GB limit on RAM
[07:44] <KernalKrunK> Eevee: would you happen to have any idea kind sir?
[07:44] <simplexio> ConfusedUser945: if i recall right, that recovery partition has full backup from windows etc. stuff so if you dont have backups its better to keep it
[07:44] <loof> mib_cbnn2t9g: do you mean in wine? if you have wine installed, it's /home/yourusername/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/
[07:44] <tyler_d> anyone even know a thing about jackd configurations?
[07:44] <Eevee> peabody: only the server kernel has PAE enabled though.  don't know why.  you can switch to the server kernel (which fiddles with other kernel settings to unknown effect) or build your own kernel which is awful
[07:44] <pngl> Hi, I'm trying to setup a proftpd server. The daemon is running but I get connection timed out when I try to connect to my server from a client.
[07:44] <uberadm> mib_cbnn2t9g, do you mean in linux? there isn't one really
[07:45] <ConfusedUser945> simplexio: how? its only 4gb big
[07:45] <macvr>  hi all....has anyone used the e4defrag tool to convert all the ext3 files to ext4?
[07:45] <mib_cbnn2t9g> loof: What's wine, it sounds like an ubuntu customization for windows users, is it?
[07:45] <Eevee> KernalKrunK: hum, do you know what wireless card?
[07:45] <alesan> Eevee, build a kernel is nothing bad, why do you say it's awful?
[07:45] <hareldvd> looking for recommendation on how to encrypt documents such as plain text files or office documents.
[07:45] <simplexio> ConfusedUser945: use fdisk to remove it and gparted to merge partition
[07:45] <kenyon> !wine > mib_cbnn2t9g
[07:45] <SPF> ConfusedUser945: 1) find your drive ( sudo fdisk -l ) 2) make sure it's not mounted 3) use fdisk /dev/<drive> 4) use ? for commands
[07:45] <KernalKrunK> Eevee: Just a sec
[07:45] <mneptok> pngl: who is logging into this server? just you?
[07:45] <Eevee> alesan: upgrading is rather more a pain than letting apt take care of it.  and it gives me flashbacks of my gentoo days
[07:46] <peabody> Eevee: I see, I've built my own kernel way back when with Gentoo, but I do recall it was awful.. is there a default template for ubuntu so that I can just toggle the PAE flag?
[07:46] <mneptok> Eevee: please don't discuss heresy in #ubuntu ;)
[07:46] <Eevee> mneptok: BACK IN MY DAY we had to do everything from stage1...
[07:46] <mib_cbnn2t9g> kenyon: No, thanks pal, i have had enough of windows crap, if you know what a mean
[07:46] <Eevee> mumble mumble uphill both ways...
[07:46] <KernalKrunK> Eevee: it is the Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11 a/b/g rev 01
[07:46] <simplexio> peabody: make oldconfig
[07:46] <kenyon> mib_cbnn2t9g: you asked what wine is.
[07:46] <pngl> mneptok: yes!
[07:47] <mneptok> pngl: /msg ?
[07:47] <loof> confuseduser945: you can just dynamically repartition the drive in ubuntu, delete the xp partitions if you really REALLY don't need them, and just resize your ubuntu partitions to take that space, or don't resize your ubutu partition, and instead just reformat the space that WAS windows to ext3fs or whatever
[07:47] <peabody> simplexio: thanks, I'll go poke around with that then
[07:47] <simplexio> peabody: after that you just make xconfig and compile kernel ubuntu way, if you want to use apt-to install new kernel
[07:47] <mib_cbnn2t9g> kenyon: Yep, but thinking about executing windows applications in linux like if it were windows gives me the creeps
[07:47] <ConfusedUser945> loof: ok
[07:48]  * dROg morning all
[07:48] <simplexio> peabody: that ubuntu config is bloat, where pretty much every module is compiled in as module
[07:48] <KernalKrunK> morning dROg
[07:48] <peabody> k
[07:48] <ConfusedUser945> got another question, If I copy all of my windows info can I later put it all back on a partition formated the same and use windows again?
[07:48] <loof> hm, anyone recall how to slow down emulation in wine offhand??
[07:48] <peabody> simplexio: should I lsmod and just look at what modules I'm using and only compile those in
[07:49] <loof> i don't wanna have to dig through google =[
[07:49] <kenyon> simplexio: compiling things as modules prevent bloat.
[07:49] <simplexio> peabody: makes compile faster but is prone to user error
[07:49] <loof> cause this dos game is going like a billion times the speed it should be
[07:49] <Eevee> KernalKrunK: hmm.  how was it working before?  did you install something to make it work, or did it work out of the box?
[07:49] <KernalKrunK> Eevee: it worked out of the box
[07:49] <simplexio> ConfusedUser945: one solution is make image from that partition with dd
[07:50] <peabody> simplexio: I can already feel that gentoo "but it'll make my system 12ms faster" feeling coming on
[07:50] <Eevee> loof: dosbox tends to work better for dos emu in my experience; never had a problem with speed going too fast in it
[07:50] <simplexio> ConfusedUser945: after that you can mount it from linux using mount -o loop
[07:50] <unimatrix9> hi there
[07:50] <Eevee> peabody: USE flags!
[07:50] <KernalKrunK> Eevee: it worked great i guess, is there anyway I can do default settings for my network manager?
[07:50] <simplexio> peabody: 12ms is huuuge improvement :)
[07:50] <unimatrix9> are there any video blogs of uds karmic koala? url?...
[07:50] <loof> confuseduser945: it's not as easy as backing up the files in terms of restoring to the exact same state you were in before, if you want to do that, then you should do a drive image with a tool meant to do that. if you just wanna save your files though, like your images and movies and work files, just back those up and when you reinstall windows you can just drop them in place
[07:51] <ectospasm> y'know, I didn't really think about it until now, but it's very convenient that Jaunty has build-essential installed (well, at least gcc is installed)
[07:51] <ectospasm> Unless I installed it in a stupor and don't remember doing so.
[07:51] <paulo> how do i determine which wireless card is installed in my system
[07:51] <loof> eevee: woops, typo on my part, i meant how do you slow stuff down in dosbox, using dosbox .73
[07:51] <Eevee> loof: oh well then now I look dumb
[07:51] <ConfusedUser945> simplexio: sounds good but can I use that later as a normal windows by putting it back into a partition?
[07:52] <loof> nah, it wasn't way too fast on my old machine really, but i just upgraded
[07:52] <paulo> my wireless doesn't work i have HPf572us
[07:52] <loof> and now it's like WOOOAH
[07:52] <simplexio> ConfusedUser945: that is little harder, you need to create partition and then write it in there, far as i can rememeber windows dosent know howto loop ntfs partitions
[07:53] <ConfusedUser945> thats what I meant
[07:53] <WIGGMPk> i need some help troubleshooting this prob http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d7a990d2f
[07:53] <hoohaah> loof: cycles
[07:53] <ConfusedUser945> simplexio: thats what I meant
[07:53] <hoohaah> it's described in dosbox man page
[07:53] <ConfusedUser945> simplexio: is that easy to do?
[07:53] <KernalKrunK> Does anyone know the command to get network manager to use default settings?
[07:53] <simplexio> ConfusedUser945: yes.. its basicly just dd
[07:53] <rallEy4> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d7a990d2f
[07:53] <Eevee> KernalKrunK: hm I don't know, sorry  :(  unless you changed something before it stopped working I don't know why it would break
[07:54] <kev_> hey, does anybody know how to turn off the bouncing icon on the cursor in kubuntu that happens when i open a new program?
[07:54] <marqueed> hey - where's the pref to set a key to open the applications/places/system menu?
[07:54] <loof> hoohaah; is there a key to lower the # of cycles??
[07:54] <simplexio> ConfusedUser945: not sure, havent done that newer back to disk, so i may miss something obvious
[07:54] <marqueed> kev_: it's somewhere in systemsettings
[07:54] <marqueed> kev_: appearance or performance, can't remember
[07:54] <kev_> ok, i'll go hunting again
[07:54] <hoohaah> loof: do you have a .dosboxrc?
[07:54] <simplexio> ConfusedUser945: but you can do it with little help from google
[07:55] <loof> hoohaah: probably ;D
[07:55] <paulo> bump
[07:55] <tavish> how do i tell if an interface is connected to internet?
[07:55] <hoohaah> loof: i have cycles=20000 under [cpu] for my Q9650
[07:55] <Eevee> tavish: ifconfig in terminal and see if it has an IP?
[07:55] <marqueed> tavish: the surefire way is to ping on it
[07:56] <marqueed> Eevee: you could be connected, say, to a router, but not to the internet
[07:56] <Eevee> marqueed: well then I'd argue it's the router that's not connected  8)
[07:56] <ConfusedUser945> simplexio: so I can, with ubuntu or ubuntu live cd, make a image of the windows drives, then later with help put it back into a new partition of the same type and use windows again
[07:56] <loof> hoohaah: ahh, it's ctrl-f11
[07:56] <Eevee> but true
[07:56] <marqueed> kev_: Desktop Effects > Launch Feedback
[07:56] <loof> i need to not be lazy and just use google =S
[07:56] <hoohaah> loof: that's not permanent though :P
[07:57] <loof> yeah i know
[07:57] <ConfusedUser945> simplexio: right?
[07:57] <loof> i just bought a core i7 and this game is like ZOOOOM
[07:57] <simplexio> ConfusedUser945: yes.. but i recommend first googling that howto
[07:57] <marqueed> anyone know how to open apps/places/system, or where to set that preference?
[07:57] <simplexio> ConfusedUser945: program to use is dd
[07:57] <ConfusedUser945> ok
[07:57] <Eevee> loof: simple solution is to downgrade and give me your new processor
[07:57] <ConfusedUser945> tnx
[07:57] <hoohaah> loof: core i7 is dying, right?
[07:57] <ConfusedUser945> brb
[07:57] <marqueed> Alt-F1 by default! it's "SHow the panel's main menu"
[07:58] <hoohaah> ie, only a few months down the line, and intel are already announcing it's departure from the chipset
[07:58] <neil_d> when I do a "sudo echo -n "" > /var/log/exim4/paniclo" I get an "-bash: /var/log/exim4/paniclog: Permission denied" error, I am allowed full root user access, what can I do for this to work?
[07:58] <loof> dying how?
[07:58] <tavish> ok, thanks! i am getting ping replies
[07:58] <gartral> loof: back
[07:58] <kev_> marqueed: thanks man, i got it!
[07:59] <simplexio> loof: they say that i7 is too expensive an i5 good enought for market
[07:59] <loof> eevee: ehehe
[07:59] <kuba_> hi everybody
[07:59] <gecko1> every time i attempt to open a program under the system menu i get this "Failed to run /usr/sbin/gdmsetup as user root." - how do i get around it?
[07:59] <gecko1> Unable to copy the user's Xauthorization file.
[08:00] <loof> simplexio: can't run sli on an i5 though
[08:00] <nerovengene> I downloaded Ubuntu 9 desktop... I cant get to see any development libraries in the package manager. why is that?
[08:00] <hoohaah> nerovengene: maybe they're not available on the cd
[08:00] <loof> simplexio: i5'll be decent but it's meant to be a cutdown i7, and it's not coming out for a while still, anyways
[08:00] <hoohaah> nerovengene: did you add an online ubuntu repo to apt sources?
[08:00] <nerovengene> hoohaah: I've checked all the repositories too.. all are selected, including sources
[08:01] <simplexio> ConfusedUser945: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-general-1/can-dd-restore-the-entire-hard-disk-including-partition-table-and-mbr-515060/
[08:01] <n0gear> http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-general-1/can-dd-restore-the-entire-hard-disk-including-partition-table-and-mbr-515060/
[08:01] <nerovengene> synaptic is not even showing things like xchat :(
[08:02] <simplexio> loof: yeah.. i have heard that i7 is faaast.. so i hope i get money to buy one before they stop selling it
[08:02] <dalfz> how do i make java applets work in firefox?
[08:02] <loof> simplexio: yeah i've not even overclocked it at all yet and so far it's a huuuge upgrade from my last pc
[08:03] <mib_cbnn2t9g> Guys, I found an application that works with aria2, the aria2fe (front end) i am about to test it
[08:04] <mib_cbnn2t9g> Its an gui for aria2
[08:04] <simplexio> loof: my friends got one few weeks ago. he told that comparing to opteron 165 (sam as i have) its feels like 10 times faster, and he didnt get 100% processor use when he first tested it
[08:04] <loof> ahh, my last machine was pretty crappy, a single core athlon 1800
[08:04] <loof> lol =S
[08:04] <loof> so it was a huge upgrade =S
[08:05] <Justin-> You people don't sleep do you?
[08:05] <Eevee> I will be shortly, don't worry
[08:05] <loof> sleep?
[08:05] <Eevee> but not everyone is in a US timezone or has a day job
[08:05] <loof> sounds like something for the weak!
[08:05] <Justin-> loof, it is
[08:05] <simplexio> loof: :D, well thats like going from bicecycle to hayabusa
[08:05] <Justin-> So is linux
[08:06] <Justin-> harr harr
[08:06] <loof> haha =D
[08:06] <neil_d> when I do a "sudo echo -n "" > /var/log/exim4/paniclo" I get a error "-bash: /var/log/exim4/paniclog: Permission denied" error, I am allowed full root user access, what can I do for this to work?
[08:06] <Justin-> brb. cheetos
[08:06] <simplexio> loof: or from some 50cc fuor wheeler to bugatti veyron
[08:06] <loof> i'm actually about to install windows 7 7201 just to compare to ubuntu
[08:06] <Eevee> neil_d: the > is done by your shell, which isn't running as root
[08:06] <Eevee> neil_d: simplest thing is to use sudo -i, or just open the file in sudo vim
[08:07] <Flannel> Eevee, neil_d: or echo -n "" | sudo tee /var/log/exim4/paniclog
[08:07] <Justin-> Windows 7 and Ubuntu 9.04 should make an offspring.
[08:07] <Justin-> Winbuntu
[08:07] <Flannel> Justin-: Please stay on topic.  Thanks
[08:07] <Justin-> Ubundows
[08:07] <Eevee> Lindows
[08:07] <Justin-> lol sorry Flannel
[08:07] <Eevee> Flannel: aha, true
[08:08] <Justin-> *cough* So.. i guess this is where i complain about my problems and you try to help?
[08:08] <simplexio> someone could say that ubuntu is "looks like windows" linux distro, but not that bad as lindows is
[08:08] <WIGGMPk> i need some help troubleshooting this prob http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d7a990d2f
[08:08] <loof> justin; totally true, windows 7 needs a ton of stuff that's only in ubuntu
[08:08] <perbl> hi guys!
[08:08] <loof> and ubuntu needs more apps =S
[08:09] <loof> sucks having to run everything in wine or in a vm =S
[08:09] <ConfusedUser945> ok I Think I know what to do
[08:09] <Justin-> All Windows 7 needs is more terminal power stuff.
[08:09] <ConfusedUser945> bye everyone and tnx for helping!  ^_^
[08:09] <simplexio> loof: well there is thousand apps.
[08:09] <pochi> using the gnome-display-properties program, I can setup dual screens - and it works perfectly. but only in the gnome wm. I don't use the gnome wm, so how does the gnome-display-manager work? it doesn't seem to be storing the display information in xorg.conf.
[08:09] <Flannel> Guys, take the windows/etc discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks.
[08:09] <ConfusedUser945> bye
[08:10] <Myrtti> Justin-: did you have Ubuntu problems or questions?
[08:10] <simplexio> Justin-: if ms only could copy bash + basic tools to win
[08:10] <Myrtti> !offtopic
[08:10] <macvr>  hi all....has anyone used the e4defrag tool to convert all the ext3 files to ext4?
[08:10] <gartral> how do i get irssi to print *all* posts sent to me?
[08:11] <Justin-> mhm
[08:11] <simplexio> Justin-: have you tried changing sound to alsa/esd/
[08:11] <Justin-> For?
[08:11] <Flannel> gartral: What do you mean posts? and print?
[08:12]  * Justin- linux newb btw.
[08:12] <simplexio> that would  be coold idea, forward all traffic from ubuntu to matrix printer :)
[08:12] <kynes> s
[08:12] <gartral> Flannel: i want to make use of lastlog, and get a read ot of everything every nick in this channel has posted too me in the paste 3 hours, 30 minutes
[08:12] <Eevee> irssi > /dev/lp0
[08:12] <gartral> read out*
[08:13] <Flannel> gartral: /lastlog gartral
[08:13] <simplexio> gartral: use /last somethinf
[08:13] <gartral> ohh.. it's locate.. ok
[08:13] <simplexio> gartral: it show all line containing that something from backlog
[08:13] <perbl> I have just upgraded from 8.04 to 9.04, and am having trouble with my video setup. Currently I have a Geforce 7600GS in PCI-express and a FX5200-card in a PCI-slot
[08:13] <niez> hi, i have problem with sound on acer aspire 6530, when i plug in my headphones they don't play, any suggestions?
[08:14] <Justin-> Flannel, you know if perl is already installed?
[08:14] <perbl> I am having trouble getting both these cards working simultaniously in xorg, I can activate the two screens on the 7600card or the one screen on the fx5200-card by commenting or uncommenting the appropriate Screen-lines in my xorg.conf
[08:14] <gartral> simplexio: it's not reading back far enough, i need three and a half hours ago
[08:14] <Flannel> Justin-: It is.
[08:15] <perbl> any tips to get both cards/all three screens working at the same time would be greatly appreciated
[08:15] <PROject-Emerald> How do I install .rPM files?
[08:15] <Justin-> How would i... err... use it
[08:15] <inferno_> alien
[08:15] <lstarnes> !rpm
[08:15] <mib_cbnn2t9g> Hey guys, do you know anything better than aria2 and aria2fe for downloading files?
[08:15] <simplexio> gartral: do you save logs ? then grep it from there.. other option is raise backlog size.. wait a asec i find that option
[08:15] <shambat> how can I dump the chmod value for a given file/dir? I want to see what the original value is before I change it...
[08:15] <Eevee> Justin-: use perl?  for what?
[08:16] <Justin-> err. *cough* WEPcrack.pl *cough*
[08:16] <inferno_> download alien and run as root it will make .deb out of .rpm
[08:16] <simplexio> gartral: scrollback_time
[08:16] <xiroV> Hi all.. Does anyone know if it's possible to install Moblin or Ubuntu MID on my Nokia 5800?
[08:16] <gartral> simplexio: its probably relational too the backlog size for the terminal, isn't it?
[08:16] <Justin-> And other stuff of course.
[08:16] <kenyon> shambat: stat
[08:16] <WIGGMPk> I need some help troubleshooting this prob http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d7a990d2f I am stumped here.. I tried "sudo dpkg --configure -a" but no dice.. Can anyone help me troubleshoot this?
[08:17] <simplexio> gartral: irssi uses its own scrollback_  i think
[08:17] <Eevee> shambat: ls -l, or if you want the actual octal value, stat -c '%a' file
[08:17] <mib_cbnn2t9g> I am being ignored :s
[08:17] <simplexio> gartral: check /set and from tehre scrollback options
[08:17] <niez> me too
[08:17] <shambat> Eevee: ok cool thx
[08:17] <dacorr> mib_ what files?
[08:17] <gartral> simplexio: simplexio hmm.. that won't work if I enable it *after* the time i want to retreive, will it?
[08:17] <ceej> hey all, is there a way that ubuntu can save all the current applications you have open and where so that when you shut down the next morning you can just boot up and be where you left off?
[08:18] <Eevee> Justin-: perl mytotallylegitimateperlscript.pl
[08:18] <mib_cbnn2t9g> niez: I had a problem alike with my ubuntu installation...
[08:18] <Justin-> haha, nice
[08:18] <niez> mib_cbnn2t9g, and it is possible to fix this?
[08:18] <mib_cbnn2t9g> niez: Have you already tried the System->Administration->Hardware Drivers?
[08:18] <Justin-> Also. Anygood P2P programs for Ubuntu?
[08:19] <WIGGMPk> Justin-: frostwire
[08:19] <mib_cbnn2t9g> niez: That's how i fixed it.. "automagically".. :)
[08:19] <kenyon> !p2p | Justin-
[08:19] <Justin-> <3 Frostwire but it works on Ubuntu also?
[08:19] <niez> there are only drivers for my graphics card (radeon)
[08:19] <perbl> crap!
[08:19] <Eevee> Justin-: yeah frostwire runs on everything
[08:19]  * perbl is running out of options
[08:19] <mib_cbnn2t9g> (thinking)
[08:19] <WIGGMPk> Justin-: wouldnt recommend it if it didnt
[08:19] <Justin-> kinda like that annoying thing called Firefox
[08:19] <perbl> now I have tried all the available nvidia-driver-versions, but still no go :(
[08:19] <WIGGMPk> <--- Uses only Linux (Ubuntu)
[08:20] <PROject-Emerald> how do I get rid of FGLRX/check if I have it?
[08:21] <dacorr> there are 26 file sharing protocols, the 7 are the most popular
[08:21] <Eevee> ceej: hm, I thought you could do that in Preferences > Sessions, but it seems to be awol in jaunty
[08:21] <niez> mib_cbnn2t9g, should I add some repositories so ubuntu can find new available drivers for my hardware?
[08:21] <Justin-> if i randomly do things like "sudo apt-get install "think of a random program here" will it mess up anything?
[08:21] <loof> perbl: sorry i missed your question, what's a no go?
[08:21] <Eevee> Justin-: as a general rule no, but you can use "aptitude show foo" to make sure you're installing the right thing first
[08:22] <mib_cbnn2t9g> niez: if your system is up to date i don't think so
[08:22] <mib_cbnn2t9g> niez: does acer.com provide linux drivers for your sound card?
[08:22] <loof> sudo apt-get install allwindowsgamesinstantlywork-pkg
[08:22] <gartral> loof: whats the easiest way to remove the Adobe_flash plugin that was installed by that link you gave me?
[08:22] <niez> mib_cbnn2t9g, looking...
[08:23] <loof> gartral, sec
[08:23] <perbl> loof: I just upgraded to 9.04, and am having trouble getting my dual video-card/triple screen-setup to work
[08:23] <gartral> loof: thank you kindly, sir
[08:23] <PROject-Emerald> How do I check if it's in use / disable FGLRX and use x.org?
[08:23] <perbl> loof: two screens connected to a Nvidia GF 7600GS and one connected to a pci-based FX5200
[08:24] <gartral> perbl: does Ubuntu see both cards? and do you need special drivers (for SLI/CrossFire)?
[08:24] <perbl> loof: I can enable the two screens connected to the GF7600 or the one screen connected to the FX5200, but not all three at the same time, which leads to xorg restarting in a loop with black screens, and no notable errors in the log
[08:25] <perbl> gartral: I am not trying to setup SLI, that requires identical cards
[08:25] <loof> gartral: have you tried "sudo apt-get remove flashplugin-installer" ?
[08:25] <perbl> gartral: just three screens connected to two cards for a triple screen xinerama setup
[08:25] <gartral> perbl: ok, ignoreing the second question, does Ubuntu recognise *both* cards?
[08:25] <perbl> gartral: yeah
[08:26] <perbl> gartral: As I said, I can activate either card and the corresponding screens
[08:26] <gartral> and compatible drivers for both?
[08:26] <perbl> just not all at the same time
[08:26] <gartral> ^ perbl
[08:26] <loof> perbl: what nvidia driver version and what version of ubuntu?
[08:26] <perbl> loof: 9.04, and I tried the nvidia-glx-173
[08:26] <perbl> and the 77 and 93 or something version now
[08:26] <loof> why not 180++?
[08:27] <niez> mib_cbnn2t9g, as I expected,  nothing there
[08:27] <perbl> loof: according to dmesg, the 180 is not compatible with the fx5200-chip
[08:27] <loof> oh, hmm, is 5200 supported on 180+? i can't recall
[08:27] <gartral> perbl: im running 180.44 on a 6200 no problems
[08:27] <mib_cbnn2t9g> (thinking)
[08:27] <loof> hmmm yeah i  recall something about the 5xxx not being supported on the 180+ versions, lemme check
[08:27] <niez> mib_cbnn2t9g, but my sound is working, just this jack connection (microphone,headphones)
[08:27] <gartral> perbl: no, i miread, your at top for your card
[08:28] <perbl> and since I can activate both just by changing these lines http://pastebin.com/m635bc27b, it seems like the cards are supported by the installed driver
[08:28] <perbl> they just dont want to work simultaniously
[08:28] <perbl> -i
[08:28] <gartral> !enter | perbl
[08:29] <perbl> hmm
[08:29] <perbl> :)
[08:29] <loof> perbl: yeah 180+ doesn't seem to support 5xxx series cards =[[ http://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/180.60/README/appendix-a.html
[08:30] <gartral> ivantis obviously has the same problem im having
[08:30] <perbl> loof: as I said, that's what I have allready found out, since the message during startup was pretty clear about using the 173-version
[08:30] <loof> yeah =/
[08:30] <loof> hmn
[08:30] <perbl> actually I think that was when I tried 177 on 8.10
[08:31] <perbl> which was when the problems started, I kinda regret moving away from my sweet setup in 8.04 now :)
[08:31] <Justin-> uhh.. Synaptic says i have a broken package
[08:32] <gartral> !broken | Justin-
[08:32] <gartral> oops
[08:32] <Justin-> err
[08:32] <kraut> moin
[08:33] <mib_cbnn2t9g> niez: still there?
[08:33] <niez> mib_cbnn2t9g, yes
[08:33] <mib_cbnn2t9g> niez: I already found the fix for the microphone and headphones...
[08:33] <mib_cbnn2t9g> wait... ill get the link...
[08:34] <niez> mib_cbnn2t9g, buy usb headphones? :)
[08:34] <Justin-> umm. someone help. i cant use package manager because of some error message
[08:34] <perbl> loof: anyways, from my viewpoint it seems that it's the enabling of both cards in a xinerama-setup that causes the problem, not the drivers on the individual chips
[08:35] <aburrent> Justin, what is the error msg?
[08:35] <Justin-> broken dependencies
[08:36] <mib_cbnn2t9g> niez: damn... i saw the link , but it is useless... just check it (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=988474)
[08:36] <gartral> loof: well. at least Gnash dosn't decimate firefox... it just displays a black screen and not media is played... period
[08:36] <niez> ok
[08:36] <mib_cbnn2t9g> niez: they don't know too.. , wait.. still checking for other links
[08:36] <aburrent> Justin, more detail
[08:37] <perbl> perhaps try a forum post and see if anyone else are having trouble with this kinda behaviour in the newer drivers when using xinerama
[08:37] <loof> perbl: did you try the stuff they mention in the nvidia driver documents re: In some cases, the secondary card is not initialized correctly by the NVIDIA kernel module. You can work around this by enabling the XFree86 Int10 module to soft-boot all secondary cards. See Appendix B, X Config Options for details.
[08:37] <perbl> loof: haven't tried that yet
[08:38] <Justin-> "your system has broken dependencies. This app can not continue until this is fixed"
[08:38] <GoldWyvern> I am dire need of assistance.. I very new to Ubuntu (and linux) and made the partition size too small. Can't save even a setting! Dual boot. Anyone have any ideas? Sorry for just jumping in, but not sure how long till next B&W error screen due to being unable to save.
[08:38] <aburrent> Justin, do you know how to open a terminal?
[08:38] <Justin-> yes
[08:38] <perbl> loof: another strange thing, when I activate the dual screens on the 7600gs-card, I get a copy of the mouse cursor stuck at the edge of the screen when I move the cursor from one screen to the other :)
[08:39] <aburrent> Justin-, open a terminal and close your synaptic package manager
[08:39] <Justin-> now what?
[08:39]  * perbl is dangerously close to tossing this computer out and putting up a mac instead :)
[08:39] <niez> mib_cbnn2t9g, ok, i fixed this, not in 100%, but I can hear sound
[08:39] <aburrent> Justin-, from the terminal command line, enter the command "sudo apt-get -f install"
[08:40] <mib_cbnn2t9g> niez: I found this http://komku.blogspot.com/2008/11/acer-aspire-6530-6530g-windows-xp-and.html
[08:40] <loof> perbl: Option "UseInt10Module" "boolean"
[08:40] <loof>     Enable use of the X Int10 module to soft-boot all secondary cards, rather than POSTing the cards through the NVIDIA kernel module. Default: off (POSTing is done through the NVIDIA kernel module).
[08:40] <niez> mib_cbnn2t9g, in sound preferences i checked surround and that was it
[08:40] <mib_cbnn2t9g> niez: I mean, if you still got doubts about it, check for this line in there: At January 25, 2009 5:52 PM, Blogger Tovarish* said…
[08:40] <loof> maybe try that?
[08:40] <niez> mib_cbnn2t9g, ok
[08:41] <mib_cbnn2t9g> niez: ok, that guy claims to have already installed and working, and posts his email.
[08:41] <Justin-> aburrent, can i pm you?
[08:41] <aburrent> Justin-, sure
[08:41] <niez> mib_cbnn2t9g, thanks
[08:41] <mib_cbnn2t9g> niez: i mean, all installed and working
[08:41] <mib_cbnn2t9g> you're wellcome :)
[08:42] <mib_cbnn2t9g> do you guys know if there is a better application that aria2 for downloading files?
[08:42] <GoldWyvern> Ok. Anyone willing to help me with this probably basic problem? :) New user.
[08:42] <loof> goldwyvern: use gparted to dynamically repartition your drive?
[08:42] <mib_cbnn2t9g> GoldWyvern: Spit up pal
[08:42] <GoldWyvern> Um, again, new user. Speak slowly.. :)
[08:43] <GoldWyvern> What does that mean? Installed Ubuntu an hour ago..
[08:43] <mib_cbnn2t9g> GoldWyvern: I mean, tell about it
[08:43] <vamsikv> how do i install getlibs on ubuntu 8.10?
[08:43] <mib_cbnn2t9g> GoldWyvern: What's your problem?
[08:43] <GoldWyvern> Ok. Ok, dual boot install of Windows XP and Ubuntu.. (latest version from site as of 2 hours ago)
[08:44] <GoldWyvern> Something errored in install and it partitioned without my input.. thankfully didn't wipe out XP
[08:44] <mib_cbnn2t9g> GoldWyvern: Ok, and what's wrong?
[08:44] <mib_cbnn2t9g> oh i see
[08:44] <loof> goldwyvern: at a commandline you can type "sudo apt-get install gparted"
[08:44] <GoldWyvern> But Ubuntu partition is small.. VERY small
[08:44] <loof> and then you can use gparted to resize your parititions
[08:44] <loof> http://gparted.sourceforge.net/screenshots.php
[08:44] <GoldWyvern> I don't have enough room to install anything new. 0 bytes
[08:44] <loof> oh, er,doh
[08:44] <GoldWyvern> And where would one find the command prompt? :)
[08:44] <GoldWyvern> SECOND drive has 74 GB free
[08:45] <loof> you have windows installed on the same machine?
[08:45] <perbl> loof: that's an option for the device?
[08:45] <loof> if not, you'll have to use a livecd
[08:45] <GoldWyvern> Primary drive has 0 bytes free period
[08:45] <mib_cbnn2t9g> GoldWyvern: is your ubuntu installation running?
[08:45] <GoldWyvern> Yes, using it now
[08:45] <blob> vamsikv: download gelibs from http://forzenfox.freehostia.com/cappy/getlibs-all.deb
[08:45] <loof> if you have windows installed on the same machine, use partitionmagic or something similar to resize the partitions
[08:45] <mib_cbnn2t9g> GoldWyvern: Ok, first, go to Applications->Accessories->Terminal
[08:45] <vamsikv> can any body help me in installing getlibs?
[08:45] <blob> vamsikv: then install using synaptic or dpkg
[08:45] <GoldWyvern> Ekk! That costs. Me poor folk. Hehe.
[08:45] <mib_cbnn2t9g> GoldWyvern: It is like command line
[08:46] <vamsikv> blob: thanks
[08:46] <KernalKrunK> Can someone help me get my wireless network card to be managed by networkmanager?
[08:46] <loof> otherwise boot from a livecd of the distro you installed and use that to resize the partitions, normally gparted or something similar is installed on a livecd
[08:46] <mib_cbnn2t9g> GoldWyvern: what??
[08:46] <GoldWyvern> Mib: Familar with DOS command line, yeah. May I PM you? Having a bit of a problem keeping up.
[08:46] <vamsikv> blob: cant we install it with apt-get?
[08:46] <mib_cbnn2t9g> sure
[08:46] <loof> perbl: that's an option in xorg.conf, yeah
[08:46] <blob> it's not in the repositories at the moment
[08:47] <loof> basically add it as a line under the section for your video card (try the pci one first)
[08:47] <loof> perbl: backup your xorg.conf files BEFORE MAKING CHANGES as they're very easily broken =S
[08:48] <perbl> loof: been there, done that ;)
[08:48] <loof> goldwyvern: partition magic's on piratebay! :P
[08:48] <mib_cbnn2t9g> GoldWyvern: Are you there?
[08:49] <KernalKrunK> Can someone help me get my wireless network card to be managed by networkmanager, please.
[08:49] <blob> Kipas_Angin: Is the driver loaded ( is it in ifconfig -a )
[08:50] <dallas> what is the terminal command to see what ip addresses are on my network?
[08:50] <trimeta> Is there any way to force Wubi to create a larger swap file? My computer has way too little RAM, and I'm trying to get more swap to compensate. But everything I do, including using JkDefrag, complains that my larger swap files have holes and therefore can't be used.
[08:50] <blob> dallas: ifconfig, if you want to see your own addresses
[08:50] <nenyalorien> hello
[08:51] <mib_cbnn2t9g> GoldWyvern: Still there?
[08:51] <nenyalorien> may I ask for help?
[08:51] <mib_cbnn2t9g> GoldWyvern: Are you playing or what?
[08:51] <trimeta> nenyalorien: !ask
[08:51] <dallas> thanks blob but i would like to see what other ip addresses are on my network
[08:51] <trimeta> ubottu: !ask
[08:51] <nenyalorien> I am trying to install OpenWorship. does anyone know how to install it?
[08:51] <dallas> i could just check the router but im too lazy :)
[08:51] <blue-frog> dallas: nmap -sP 192.168.1.0/24
[08:51] <blob> dallas: nmap
[08:51] <blob> dallas: see man nmap for loads of options too scan your network
[08:52] <nenyalorien> I am trying to install OpenWorship. does anyone know how to install it?
[08:53] <dallas> thanks blue-frog, what is the 0/24?
[08:53] <dallas> oh ok nevermind
[08:54] <WIGGMPk> I need some help troubleshooting this prob http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d7a990d2f I am stumped here.. I tried "sudo dpkg --configure -a" but no dice.. Can anyone help me troubleshoot this?
[08:54] <mib_cbnn2t9g> !join #ubuntu-es
[08:55] <AlexKpow> Sup
[08:55] <wilsonj> anyone know how to make vlc only play in one window?
[08:55] <AlexKpow> Ooh, I'd like to know that, too
[08:55] <magnetron> ok, i'm soon turning mad: in Pidgin, i can right-click on a buddy icon in the conversation and hide it. but HOW do i unhide it???
[08:55] <rpgsimmaster> wilsonj: What do you mean?
[08:55] <perbl> tried it under the device-section of the second card, but did not seem to do any difference
[08:55] <Paddy_EIRE> wilsonj: I dont think it does any more... although ask around
[08:56] <AlexKpow> magnetron: I just did that, rofl
[08:56] <wilsonj> I have another window that only plays the video.. labeled X11 output
[08:56] <wilsonj> kina annoying
[08:56] <trimeta> So, no one with ideas about getting more swap in Wubi? I guess I'll just have to make a bunch of smaller swap files and use them all...
[08:56] <wilsonj> err kinda
[08:56] <AlexKpow> magnetron: close a reopen the chat window
[08:57] <rpgsimmaster> I have returned with the same problem: Not able to connect to certain websites post upgrade to 9.04; I have narrowed it down to the fact that, by default, pppd now starts with nodefaultroute as one of it's options. Anyone know how to disable this?
[08:57] <WIGGMPk> wilsonj: this happens to me sometimes.. try closing the window that acctually plays the movie.. then click the play button on the other window
[08:57] <magnetron> AlexKpow: doesn't solve it, i've hade this problem for months
[08:57] <beli> magnetron: what kind of problem?
[08:58] <AlexKpow> Magnetron: What's the protocol?
[08:58] <magnetron> beli: ok, i'm soon turning mad: in Pidgin, i can right-click on a buddy icon in the conversation and hide it. but HOW do i unhide it???
[08:58] <magnetron> AlexKpow: msn
[08:58] <hateball> wilsonj: It's the way the package in the Ubuntu repos has been compiled. I think there are PPA's that have a "fixed" version, or you can compile it yourself
[08:59] <mib_cbnn2t9g> hi
[09:00] <andrew_46> mib_cbnn2t9g: hi
[09:00] <mib_cbnn2t9g> Do you know guys if there is an application, webpage, or whatever kind of library online for getting md5 sums of any existing file on the web?
[09:01] <mib_cbnn2t9g> I mean, suppose i have a file name, but i don't want to download all the file, consider a DVD iso or something else..
[09:01] <rpgsimmaster> mib_cbnn2t9g: I doubt it
[09:01] <rpgsimmaster> mib_cbnn2t9g: such a system would be required to download the file themselves in order to hash it
[09:01] <mib_cbnn2t9g> Is there any organization, webpage, application, library, text file that stores the md5 sums for the most common files?
[09:01] <AlexKpow> magnetron: Have you triend reinstalling Pidgin?
[09:01] <rpgsimmaster> mib_cbnn2t9g: Again, unlikely
[09:01] <beli> magnetron: oh hmm, i am more the console guy, sorry
[09:02] <magnetron> AlexKpow: ubuntu software doesn't work that way. you don't reinstall ubuntu to change the setting of an icon
[09:02] <mib_cbnn2t9g> It would be possible, it could be like a forum, kind of, you don't have to download it, just share your md5 sums
[09:02] <mib_cbnn2t9g> there must be
[09:02] <mib_cbnn2t9g> ill find it
[09:03] <rpgsimmaster> mib_cbnn2t9g: It depends on the file
[09:03] <AlexKpow> magnetron: You can remove it in Synaptic
[09:03] <rpgsimmaster> mib_cbnn2t9g: What particular file are you looking for a hash for?
[09:03] <AlexKpow> Or you could try resetting your preferences
[09:03] <AlexKpow> Or just deleted them in /home/user/.purple
[09:03] <magnetron> AlexKpow: just reinstalling the package will keep all pidgin settings
[09:03] <AlexKpow> magnetron: /home/user/.purple is where all the settings are kept
[09:04] <AlexKpow> magnetron: including logs, so you can back them up/transfer them
[09:04] <losher> mib_cbnn2t9g: I don't think you quite understand the purpose of md5 sums. They are to make sure a download isn't corrupted or incomplete...
[09:04] <magnetron> AlexKpow: i'm not asking how to delete my pidgin profile, i'm asking to unhide the icon in the buddy window. please don't answer if you don't know
[09:04] <WIGGMPk> Can anyone help me install this kernel.. Here is my pastebin http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d7a990d2f
[09:04] <rpgsimmaster> mib_cbnn2t9g: Therefore, you might find them wherever you are trying to download the file from
[09:04] <rpgsimmaster> mib_cbnn2t9g: Otherwise, very, very unlikely; Unless the file is also hosted on another site which does happen to have the MD5sum posted
[09:05] <dankenstein> helo i am having probblems with my ubuntu i have firefox installed but it dosent work and now my system update drop down in system/administration is done.....
[09:05] <dankenstein> is gone**88
[09:05] <dankenstein> gone**..
[09:05] <dankenstein> how do i install firefox and the system update manager back to default
[09:06] <beli> dankenstein: open a terminal window....sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[09:06] <rpgsimmaster> Problem: I am unable to connect to certain sites post 9.04 upgrade. nslookup resolves the domain to an IP, but I cannot ping the IP. I have found that NetworkManager Applet has had some changes to the PPPoE settings between versions AND that NetworkManager now starts pppd with nodefaultroute as an option (it didn't before 9.04).  This is causing sites such as wolframalpha.com to not load.
[09:06] <tavish> can eth0 and eth0:1 etc have different hwaddress?
[09:06] <rpgsimmaster> Does anyone therefore know a) What the actual cause is? b) How to resolve it.
[09:07] <beli> tavish: for sure...in common they have
[09:07] <dankenstein> beli: still not there
[09:08] <beli> dankenstein: ok, that was just to make sure everything is finde...now do: apt-get install firefox
[09:08] <beli> s/finde/fine/
[09:08] <tavish> beli: both eth0 and eth0:1 get the same hwaddress, the same as the hwaddress of the interface configured later
[09:09] <dankenstein> beli: getting an error
[09:09] <jeff256524> i've disabled the login sound in "sound preferences" but it still plays it when i log on. how do i kill it?
[09:09] <dankenstein> wait
[09:10] <dankenstein> it said Use 'apt-get autoremove' to remove them.
[09:10] <dankenstein> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[09:11] <OlEnglish> audi
[09:11] <tyler_d> how do I tell what my default output/input devices are.... I have several listed within (jackd)?
[09:11] <loof> prgsimmaster: http://74.125.155.132/search?q=cache:HPOog6klrCoJ:episteme.arstechnica.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/96509133/m/665003838931/inc/1+pppd+with+nodefaultroute+in+9.04&cd=4&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=ca&client=firefox-a
[09:11] <dankenstein> beli: what u think?..
[09:12] <loof> try commenting out the nodefaultroute line with #nodefaultroute
[09:12] <beli> tavish: eth0 and eth1     and eth0 and eth0:1 are differnet stuff.......
[09:12] <JockyWilson> Openoffice 3 (default one installed with Ubuntu) ubuntu 9.04 OpenOffice will not start "Due to an unexpected error"
[09:12] <beli> dankenstein: do what it tells
[09:13] <tavish> beli: yes, i asked about eth0 and eth0:1
[09:14] <tonygambino> hello all
[09:14] <tonygambino> I have a small question
[09:14] <Nitrodist> how small
[09:14] <Nitrodist> infetesimal?
[09:14] <tonygambino> haha well its just a quick question about dnsmasq
[09:14] <tonygambino> and about networking 101 =/
[09:15] <tonygambino> hmm well
[09:15] <tonygambino> right now, my dnsmasq is configured as..
[09:15] <tonygambino> dhcp-range=192.168.3.50,192.168.3.250,1h
[09:15] <tonygambino> but I need something like ..
[09:15] <beli> tavish: my fault, sorry....
[09:15] <tonygambino> dhcp-range=192.168.3.50,192.168.25.250,1h
[09:15] <loof> rpgsimmaster did you get my response?
[09:16] <tonygambino> but when I put that, it does not work. no client can connect. (all 169.x.x.x ip)
[09:16] <rpgsimmaster> loof: Just saw it... Thank you, having a look now...
[09:16] <AdvoWork> hi there. say ive got a process that i want to kill. i know the id can i kill just that one?
[09:16] <tavish> beli: so its not possible?
[09:16] <beli> tavish: the mac adress of virtual devices is always the same
[09:16] <ectospasm> man, shoulda known a filesystem format from Microsoft would render 75% of my USB flash drive useless
[09:16] <rpgsimmaster> AdvoWork: Yes... 'kill [ID]'
[09:16] <beli> tavish: mac is hardware related.....
[09:17] <tavish> oh noes! thanks beli. any other way you know?
[09:17] <Nitrodist> AdvoWork: kill 1234
[09:17] <Nitrodist> in console/terminal
[09:17] <beli> tavish: whats your whole problem...what are you trying to do?
[09:17] <AdvoWork> cool thankyou
[09:18] <aprilhare> what is the easiest way to confirm nvidia drivers are working?
[09:18] <loof> rpgsimmaster what are you using hardwarewise to connect?
[09:18] <tavish> beli: i have only one ethernet card and i want eth0 and etho:1 to have different ip and different hwaddress
[09:19] <WIGGMPk> aprilhare: try and run compiz System > Preferences > Appearance
[09:19] <aprilhare> WIGGMPk: ok, running - window effects observed :)
[09:20] <rpgsimmaster> loof: This is the setup: PPPoE DSL on Ubuntu. Goes out via ethernet port. Through equipment which is not mine (but which I assume is a router), to Fibre Optic line
[09:20] <loof> oi, i need sleep, later all
[09:20] <loof> oh
[09:20] <beli> tavish: hmm different ip isnt the prob :).....hw adress....hmmm....i dont think you can spoof it, lemme think
[09:20] <loof> rpgsimmaster: what dsl service is it?
[09:21] <WIGGMPk> aprilhare: you need 3d accelerated graphics to run it so your nvidia driver is working =)
[09:21] <aprilhare> yay for me! thanks WIGGMPk :)
[09:21] <rpgsimmaster> loof: What do you mean? The provider? SNAP (prepay.snap.net.nz)
[09:21] <WIGGMPk> =)
[09:21] <loof> ahh
[09:21] <loof> sec
[09:21] <pngl> How to run arbitrary commands after a successful login using sftp? Stuff like "ForceCommand 'cd dir/'" does not work.
[09:21] <rpgsimmaster> loof: This is the result of ifconfig and netstat: http://paste.ubuntu.com/190679/
[09:22] <aprilhare> now, how can i get rid of that message at the start claiming nvidia isn't running? when i upgraded my kernel to 2.6.30, it broke nvidia and i was forced to install using .sh script from nvidia website
[09:22] <aprilhare> it was different version though
[09:22] <ectospasm> pngl: you may need to provide a full path to "cd", since "cd" is usually a shell built-in
[09:22] <WIGGMPk> aprilhare: forced to? you couldnt install the restricted drivers manager for the new kernel?
[09:23] <ectospasm> pngl: good luck finding a cd command file
[09:23] <WIGGMPk> aprilhare: ops, nevermind... just noticed the kernel version you said
[09:23] <aprilhare> WIGGMPk: well no-one forced me to but yeah :)
[09:23] <rpgsimmaster> loof: This is the pppd line: /usr/sbin/pppd nodetach lock nodefaultroute user [USERNAME]@prepay.snap.net.nz plugin rp-pppoe.so nic-eth0 noauth nodeflate usepeerdns mru 1492 mtu 1492 lcp-echo-failure 3 lcp-echo-interval 20 ipparam /org/freedesktop/NetworkManager/PPP/0 plugin /usr/lib/pppd/2.4.4/nm-pppd-plugin.so   The only difference from 8.10 to 9.04 is now nodefaultroute is in the command for some reason...
[09:23] <pngl> ectospasm: an sftp shell provides a built-in cd command doesn't it?
[09:24] <ectospasm> pngl: I have no idea, but probably
[09:24] <beli> tavish: maybe you can with the ip2 tools
[09:24] <WIGGMPk> aprilhare: not sure.. Im currently trying to get 2.6.29-4 installed but running into a prob.. so I imagine ill have the same prob
[09:24] <loof> rpgsimmaster: have you tried simply removing it?
[09:24] <aprilhare> WIGGMPk: was forced to upgrade kernel for webcam support
[09:24] <beli> tavish: but your nic has to be in promisc mode then
[09:24] <rpgsimmaster> loof: that's what I'm trying to figure out
[09:24] <pngl> ectospasm: just tried from a console, yes there's a cd. But it doesn't work from sshd_config's ForceCommand.
[09:24] <rpgsimmaster> loof: However, I can't find it in the confs (or don't know where to look)
[09:25] <WIGGMPk> aprilhare: couldnt you just compile the drivers for it and add it?
[09:25] <loof> well, backup the file, remove the nodefaultroute line, try it, if it doesn't work, call them up?
[09:25] <rpgsimmaster> loof: And I don't know which option, if any, controls it in NetworkManager
[09:25] <aprilhare> WIGGMPk: its nvidia - afaik thats the only way to compile; download .sh file and install
[09:25] <rpgsimmaster> loof: It's not the ISP. It worked (and works from LiveCD) in 8.10, but not 9.04
[09:25] <ectospasm> pngl: I don't know what that ForceCommand is for, I apologize for not being much help.
[09:26] <beli> tavish: make your nic promisc and use sth like ifconfig eth0:1 ether MAC-ADDRESS; ifconfig eth0:1 up......but i guess its better to use ip2...read the manuals
[09:26] <WIGGMPk> aprilhare: i ment for the webcam..
[09:26] <ectospasm> pngl: can you set the pwd some other way?
[09:26] <aprilhare> WIGGMPk: wouldn't compile.
[09:26] <rpgsimmaster> loof: and I'm trying to find the nodefaultroute line in the first place...; you don't happen to know how to search within files in a directory, would you?
[09:26] <tavish_> beli: ok, ill look that up. i dont know what nic is :)
[09:27] <loof> rpgsimmaster: have you checked /etc/pppd.conf ?
[09:27] <gartral> loof: I installed Gnash, but it didnt do *anything*
[09:27] <rpgsimmaster> loof: Yes... Having another look
[09:27] <hateball> rpgsimmaster: clever use of grep, or the graphical search tool will let you search in files :)
[09:27] <beli> tavish_: nic == network interface card (ethXX)
[09:27] <Goldiadkin> Hi everynoe, I'm having trouble with my laptop's screen, it goes dead (tusn black and i can't turn it back on) when I close it, although power management yis the same as usual. I'm on ubuntu 9.04
[09:27] <pngl> ectospasm: help in sftp doesn't give anything.
[09:27] <loof> gartral: dunno then =[ i've not used gnash myself. i'd remove it, or read the gnash documentation
[09:27] <rpgsimmaster> hateball: I tried - but my ability to use grep is... poor.
[09:28] <beli> rpgsimmaster: how familiar are you with nic setup and routing on linux?
[09:28] <hateball> rpgsimmaster: tried gnome-search-tool ?
[09:28] <rpgsimmaster> hateball: nevermind, found a way
[09:29] <ectospasm> pngl: this is bash I'm about to show you, and it's REALLY kludgy, but you might be able to use an analog to change directories in sftp shell:
[09:29] <beli> rpgsimmaster: read the nag2
[09:29] <rpgsimmaster> beli: Alas, poor... Last time I tried anything like that I had to reinstall my OS...
[09:29] <rpgsimmaster> beli: The what?
[09:29] <ectospasm> pngl: export PWD="/path/to/dir"
[09:29] <beli> rpgsimmaster: google for it...its free.....network administrator's guide 2
[09:29] <ectospasm> that's for bash, and probably Bourne shell stuff
[09:30] <rpgsimmaster> and here was me thinking it would be a simple little thing to fix... Alas not... :(
[09:30] <rpgsimmaster> beli: alright, I will have a general look in that direction.
[09:30] <rpgsimmaster> beli: hateball: loof: Thanks for your help
[09:31] <beli> rpgsimmaster: sites avialable/site not available has two main issues: dns or routing
[09:31] <rpgsimmaster> beli: It's routing
[09:31] <rpgsimmaster> beli: The DNS is working fine.
[09:31] <rpgsimmaster> beli: Which is why I think the nodefaultroute option is the prime culprit
[09:31] <pngl> ectospasm: export is not a command in sftp :(
[09:31] <rpgsimmaster> beli: But I haven't a clue how to rid myself of it
[09:31] <beli> rpgsimmaster: use traceroute
[09:32] <beli> rpgsimmaster: and read into ip2 tools...they give you more options then ifconfig and route
[09:32] <rpgsimmaster> !pastebin
[09:33] <loof> rpgsimmaster: ok, so, like i said in my first msg to you, /etc/pptpd.conf ... there's a line in there like "# Debian: do not replace the default route
[09:33] <loof> nodefaultroute"
[09:33] <rpgsimmaster> loof: No, that's exactly what I want to get rid of
[09:33] <loof> replace nodefaultroute with #nodefaultroute
[09:33] <rpgsimmaster> loof: It's not in the file
[09:33] <loof> in /etc/pptpd.conf??
[09:33] <rpgsimmaster> loof: Hence the head scratching
[09:34] <rpgsimmaster> loof: I don't *have* a pptpd.conf
[09:34] <rpgsimmaster> loof: And it's not in /etc/ppp/options either
[09:34] <skierpage> I trashed my NTFS partition :-(  The awesome TestDisk utility can list and copy its files fine but accessing the same files mounted with ntfs-3g gives "File not found" for most files.  Can I install and/or run ntfsprogs and libntfs at the same time as ntfs-3g?
[09:34] <disappearedng> Is there a way to add the unstable ubuntu respository to my software list
[09:35] <WIGGMPk> Can anyone help me install this kernel.. Here is my pastebin http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d7a990d2f
[09:35] <rpgsimmaster> loof: bali: This is the result of a tracert to wolframalpha.com
[09:35] <rpgsimmaster> http://paste.ubuntu.com/190731/
[09:37] <rpgsimmaster> loof: bali: This is one to google.com http://paste.ubuntu.com/190733/ (Not surprisingly, it resolves)
[09:37] <Goldiadkin> Hi everynoe, I'm having trouble with my laptop's screen, it goes dead (turns black and i can't turn it back on) when I close it, although power management yis the same as usual. I'm on ubuntu 9.04
[09:37] <G_A_C> WIGGMPk: I don't think you'll get any support in here, since that looks like some sort of custom thirdparty kernel?
[09:37] <beli> rpgsimmaster: looks like your provider has routing problems
[09:38] <WIGGMPk> G_A_C: unless im a thirdparty than its just the current stable kernel
[09:38] <beli> rpgsimmaster: problems with its peers
[09:38] <rpgsimmaster> beli: (Whoops, I've been spelling your name wrong) But the problem doesn't manifest in Ubuntu 8.04!?!
[09:38] <WIGGMPk> G_A_C: with the candela performance patch
[09:38] <G_A_C> WIGGMPk: what I'm saying is that the candela patch is nothing to do with Ubuntu, they don't package it
[09:39] <beli> rpgsimmaster: sometimes problems appear at the same time...and you misunderstand them because you think its because of your upgrade...got another os to try it out?
[09:39] <loof> rpgsimmaster: ok, i'm a bit confused still, are you plugging ethernet straight into your dsl modem?
[09:39] <WIGGMPk> G_A_C: ok, but what i need help with is where to start troubleshooting.. because the kernel is compiled and packaged already.. the problem occurs with installing the debian package
[09:39] <loof> or are you using a usb modem or anything else?
[09:40] <cjk> hi, can grub reboot and load an alternative on boot failure? i could use this when doing some remote manipulations
[09:40] <rpgsimmaster> loof: beli: Here's what I've done to prove the situation is not related to the ISP: Initially, I upgraded to 9.04. Okay, all works... until I try to access certain sites, which worked in 8.10. Now, I have since reformatted my drive and done a fresh install of 9.04. No success. I tried a LiveCD of 8.10. Success!. So I try a liveCD of 9.04. No Success. I try a reinstall of 9.04. No success. I am now here
[09:41] <rpgsimmaster> loof: beli: Ethernet, straight out from laptop. Then (not my equipment) I assume it is routed to the fibre optic. More specific than that, I cannot be.
[09:41] <klem> hi
[09:42] <skierpage> disappearedng , yes does https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu help?
[09:42] <G_A_C> WIGGMPk: if you're having problems with your .deb packaging then I would think there's somewhere more technical to discuss that, I don't think it's really a topic for here and you'll probably find that the people here aren't the right people to help you
[09:42] <ubuntu_> janojp
[09:42] <ubuntu_> siema
[09:43] <beli> rpgsimmaster: boot the live cd then and check its settings related to ifconfig/route/dns/pppoe
[09:43] <rpgsimmaster> loof: beli: Just to make it clear, there are systems here (in NZ) and in places in Australia (and, therefore, I assume elsewhere) where the MetroNet is "Ethernet", so to speak - and so we have Point-to-Point over Ethernet
[09:44] <loof> rpgsimmaster: is there an /etc/ppp/options file??
[09:44] <WIGGMPk> G_A_C: isnt this a support channel? for technical issue? i mean correct me if im wrong.. not trying to be rude or forware.. but that response just doesnt seem reasonable.. should I avoid the ubuntuforums as well for technical advice?
[09:44] <rpgsimmaster> loof: yes
[09:44] <loof> oh!
[09:44] <loof> try there
[09:44] <loof> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/268667
[09:44] <rpgsimmaster> loof: As I already said - It's not in their either....
[09:44] <rpgsimmaster> loof: Alright, taking a look
[09:45] <loof> try commenting it out in there, see if that makes a difference
[09:45] <rpgsimmaster> loof: It's not in there...
[09:45] <loof> gah! =[
[09:45] <rpgsimmaster> loof: However, I'll try setting a new option "defaultroute"
[09:45] <G_A_C> WIGGMPk: What I'm saying is that this is the main channel where everyone starts off looking for support. As such, it's full of people who are new to Linux or Ubuntu and the level of question is more likely to be of the "how do I boot the LiveCD?" level
[09:45] <rpgsimmaster> loof: see if that overrides it...
[09:45] <rpgsimmaster> loof: beli: I may disappear for a while, if I break this conf file :P
[09:45] <loof> hmm
[09:45] <G_A_C> WIGGMPk: there are other, more specialist, channels where you may find people who are more knowledgable in the particular subject you need help with
[09:45] <loof> wait
[09:46] <loof> msg me with the contents of /etc/ppp
[09:46] <loof> like the contents of that dir
[09:46] <loof> or check like /etc/ppp/peers/connectionname
[09:46] <loof> where connectionname might exist, heh
[09:47] <G_A_C> WIGGMPk: obviously I'm not saying "don't come in here", but I think that it's a bit outside of the scope of this (very general) channel to help you install a kernel you've compiled and packaged yourself (I assume?) with a third party kernel patch which is nothing to do with Ubuntu
[09:47] <Celie_> Hi everybody
[09:48] <indus> Celie_: hi '
[09:48] <rpgsimmaster> loof: Back... Alright, half a mo;
[09:48] <powernode-k8_Err>  Bios Error - no PSB or ACPI _PSS Object, error reflect on usb boot recognition, fix with enabling Cool And Quiet not working ubuntu crash after some time!
[09:48] <Goldiadkin> Hi everynoe, I'm having trouble with my laptop's screen, it goes dead (turns black and i can't turn it back on) when I close it, although power management yis the same as usual. I'm on ubuntu 9.04
[09:49] <loof> goldiadkin; what happens if you hit ctrl-alt-f1? are you running on the laptop right now
[09:50] <loof> if you're on the laptop, ctrl-alt-f7 normally takes you into your desktop (in xwindows/gnome), ctrl-alt-f1, ctrl-alt-f2 should take you to a commandline
[09:50] <shasha> Hello. Can anyone hear me.
[09:50] <WIGGMPk> G_A_C: well I appreciate the advice.. however I respectfully disagree with you (partial) I know this is a general support channel but its not entirely composed of brand new linux users.. Ill seek advice elsewhere
[09:50] <tavish> beli: it worked using vlan!
[09:50] <loof> if that works then your machine works fine, but Xwindows isn't starting properly
[09:51] <loof> shasha: yeah we can see you
[09:51] <shasha> haha. what can i do here
[09:51] <gird3r> Hmm, I seem to have run into a problem that I haven't found a solution for. :(
[09:51] <shasha> ?
[09:51] <gird3r> Would anyone have time to help me?
[09:52] <powernode-k8_Err>  help on this anyone?!
[09:52] <chocobanana> gird3r: what's up?
[09:52] <Queck> Can switching to the graphical session at booting even if I already switched to tty1 be disabled at ubuntu?
[09:53] <gird3r> I tried creating a link to a folder in my windows C: drive. Mainly My documents. The link works but when I restart ubuntu it says the link is not working anymore.
[09:53] <fbjork> i'm getting the error: Error: authentication failed: no mechanism available on Postfix installed on Ubuntu. any idea what could be wrong?
[09:53] <gird3r> And prompts me to move it to the trashbin.
[09:53] <chocobanana> Queck: you can edit your /boot/grub/menu.list and add 3 to the kernel parameters line to boot to the command line only
[09:54] <BenTM> guten morgen
[09:54] <rpgsimmaster> !pastebin
[09:54] <chocobanana> gird3r: it's prob ably assigning a dynamic mount point to your windows partition. What you can do is add a line in /etc/fstab to mount the windows partition to a static point of your choice
[09:55] <BenTM> is $1 same as ${1} ?
[09:55] <gird3r> ???
[09:55] <Goldiadkin> loof:ctr-alt-f1 turned my screen black with no way of coming back
[09:55] <Flannel> BenTM: No.  ${1} is the same as `1`
[09:56] <gird3r> May I note that I have never worked with commands in ubuntu before. Any link to a guide about that stuff so I don't have to waste your time?
[09:56] <gird3r> Ie a guide about what you said, but detailed.
[09:56] <chocobanana> gird3r: eheheh. Let me see...
[09:56] <gird3r> So even 60 year old agda will understand.
[09:56] <gird3r> :)
[09:56] <hateball> !ntfs | gird3r
[09:57] <Queck> chocobanana: add what exactly?
[09:57] <gird3r> A ha.
[09:57] <gird3r> Will look at this.
[09:57] <hateball> gird3r: Your issue is most likely that the partition is not mounted on startup, thus the shortcut fails
[09:57] <chocobanana> Queck: 3
[09:57] <gird3r> Okay.
[09:57] <chocobanana> Queck: just that number
[09:57] <hateball> gird3r: That documentation should help I think :)
[09:57] <Queck> chocobanana: thanks,  I'll try
[09:58] <loof> QUESTION: how do you grep multiple files in a directory for a string?
[09:58] <powernode-k8_Err> gird3r:  folow this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=283131
[09:58] <loof> anyone??
[09:58] <Flannel> loof: ls -l /path/to/directory | grep string
[09:58] <powernode-k8_Err> <---- Related error anyone can help??!
[09:58] <loof> flannel: perfect! thanks!
[09:58] <Flannel> loof: Oh, multiple files.  grep string *
[09:58] <loof> thought that's what it was but i was messing up
[09:59] <scrimple> loof: try #bash
[09:59] <BenTM> ok ${} is a Var. Ref. or? what is $1 ?
[09:59] <Flannel> loof: sorry, that's multiple lines, which didn't make sense.  but the second one is to look in said files.  -R works too
[09:59] <rpgsimmaster> loof: maybe rgrep "string" *?
[09:59] <rpgsimmaster> I'm not sure
[10:00] <powernode-k8_Err> <---- Bios boot Related error anyone can help??!
[10:00] <Flannel> BenTM: ${command} expands to the output of that command.  Just like `command` does
[10:00] <gypsymauro> hi
[10:01] <loof> flannel: yep, perfect
[10:01] <gypsymauro> with kde there was a way to allow another pc to take control of a desktop remotely (krdc) , there is something like that in gnome?
[10:01] <user654> hi there
[10:01] <scrimple> Flannel: BenTM: ${x} is just a specific reference to the string held in variable x.  $(command) will give you the output of that command.
[10:02] <hateball> loof: something like "find ~/docs/ -name \*.txt -exec grep -inH "thestring" {} \;" could be useful too I guess
[10:02] <perbl> gypsymauro: use nx instead
[10:02] <rpgsimmaster> gypsymauro: vinagre?
[10:02] <user654> me on 9.04 kde and I have to set the resolution to 1440x900 but when I restart or relogin the screen login shifts back to 1280x1024   how to fix it to 1440x900
[10:03] <BenTM> mh ok thx :o)
[10:06] <Queck> chocobanana: Hmm didn't work, can you give me the exact line pls?
[10:06] <_PiLoT_> hey guys ive installed compiz and the plugins 3d windows and desktop cube but its not working any idseas what i need next?
[10:06] <BenTM> but without () behind $ ... so only $1 is "1" the first para. of a command, or?
[10:06] <Titan8990> !doesntwork
[10:08] <LonelyNightJazz>  /server twisted.dal.net
[10:08] <Queck> Titan8990: chocobanana knows what I'm meaning ^^
[10:08] <Titan8990> Queck, was directed at _PiLoT_, sorry
[10:08] <Queck> Titan8990: Oh sry, missunderstood you
[10:08] <chocobanana> !grub
[10:09] <chocobanana> Queck: check the 2nd link
[10:09] <chocobanana> howto
[10:09] <_PiLoT_> wel the commandss compiz tells me to use wont executethe desired affect
[10:10] <_PiLoT_> ctrlk and alt left and right wont make the 3d window and cube come up
[10:10] <Queck> chocobanana: thanks
[10:10] <chocobanana> queck: no problem
[10:11] <bkraptor> how can I disable the "smart" placing of windows in metacity?
[10:11] <user654> hi there
[10:11] <user654> I am facing this problem >> https://bugs.launchpad.net/kdebase/+bug/268434
[10:11] <user654> how do I fix it
[10:11] <perbl> hmm, I am about to give up on this display crap
[10:12] <perbl> perhaps a fresh install might be the way to go
[10:13] <Myrtti> user654: have you asked in #kubuntu?
[10:13] <user654> yes
[10:13] <Goldiadkin>  Hi everynoe, I'm having trouble with my laptop's screen, it goes dead (turns black and i can't turn it back on) when I close it, although power management yis the same as usual. I'm on ubuntu 9.04
[10:13] <user654> got nothing effective
[10:13] <peabody> I'm trying to compile a new kernel, but when I try to run make-kpg it halts once at unable to create directory ./debian (although it does make it) and when I rerun it it halts at "No rule to make target kernel/bounds.c needed by kernel/bounds.s
[10:13] <nuevoNick123> hi
[10:14] <nuevoNick123> hi, whats the command for changing chat room?
[10:14] <nuevoNick123> "/join #room?
[10:14] <snooflecake> Yeah
[10:17] <iceroot> what is max harddisk-size for ext3?
[10:17] <zoom> is it an option with xchat to remove come in and ou on a channel ? thx
[10:18] <IfTrueElseFalse> i have recently been learning how to use ubuntu intrepid and have been using "tar xavf" to extract bzips and gzips. but now i want to unzip a simple.zip. and I don't have the "unzip" command. What to do?
[10:19] <iceroot> zoom: Preferences -> Chatting -> General -> Hide join/part messages. You must also restart the client
[10:19] <chocobanana> iceroot: 2-16Tb, depending on the chosen bloc size
[10:19] <peabody> IfTrueElseFalse: sudo apt-get install unzip
[10:19] <chocobanana> iceroot: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ext3
[10:19] <zoom> iceroot, thanls a lot
[10:19] <iceroot> chocobanana: 16terrabyte for a harddisk or for whole / ? so if i am using 2 disks one for / one for /home, can is use 32terrabyte or just 16terrabyte?
[10:19] <IfTrueElseFalse> peabody: cheers
[10:20] <chocobanana> iceroot: per partition. Ext4 has higher limits
[10:20] <iceroot> chocobanana: thx
[10:21] <pixie79> hi, i have just coppied and executible file into /usr/sbin but if i try to execute it i get the following
[10:22] <pixie79> -su: /usr/sbin/racadm: no such file or directory
[10:22] <pixie79> any ideas on what might stop it?
[10:22] <peabody> pixie79: check file permissions to execute
[10:22] <zoom> iceroot, i don't have this option :(
[10:23] <pixie79> it has that
[10:23] <iceroot> zoom: have a look here http://clintecker.com/disable-irc-msgs.html
[10:23] <iceroot> zoom: it was mac osx i was sending you, sorry
[10:23] <pixie79> and other things in that dir execute ok, so itt is not dir perms
[10:24] <zoom> iceroot i think i ll find it in advanced parameters thanks
[10:26] <pixie79> has anyone got racadm working on the latest ubuntu 64bit?
[10:26] <orochi> does anyone else find in ubuntu's packaged version of xmess in 9.04 that it won't exit the emulator when you press escape?
[10:27] <zoom> right click on #chan and Join/hide :)
[10:30] <peabody> has anyone compiled a 32-bit kernel to compare the experimental 64-bit memory and IO resources against PAE support?
[10:30] <timfrost> pixie79: is it a script?  If so, what is the command in the first line (and does that command exist)?  If it is binary, is it for the right architecture (a 64-bit binary won't run on a 32-bit CPU, and an Intel binary won't run on PPC)
[10:31] <pixie79> timfrost: no it is a binary for an RH system but it should be 64bit
[10:32] <peabody> has anyone compiled a 32-bit kernel with the experimental 64-bit memory and IO resources enabled?
[10:32] <pixie79> darn looks like they put the 32 bit binary in the 64bit package
[10:34] <timfrost> pixie79: if you have a 64-bit system, and racadm is a 32-bit binary, you need the 32-bit compatibility package ia32-libs to supply the libraries that are needed.
[10:36] <Justin-> I wonder how many people i'll highlight by saying Justin.
[10:36] <Justin-> I would be one of course.
[10:37] <Flannel> Justin-: Please keep offtopic comments out of this channel, thanks.
[10:37] <Justin-> pfft
[10:38] <pixie79> timfrost: thanks i will give that a go now
[10:38] <pixie79> timfrost: that works, gave me another error but one i should be able to solve, thanks
[10:43] <hoohaah> what's a good gtk-based cd burning app that doesn't require gnome dependencies?
[10:44] <ziroday> hoohaah: nearly all will, as they interface with gvfs. You might want to try gnomebaker or xfburn
[10:45] <xrfang> hi, I try to use a ".desktop" file from command line, but while running xdg-open on it, it opens that desktop file in gedit, instead of launch the prog.   mouse click is ok, what's wrong?
[10:46] <zaggynl> or wine + imgburn
[10:47] <boinkee> hello
[10:47] <Natherul> hey all, any way i can force ubuntu to redownload the drivers to my wireless network thingie? as it does not seem to work with just deactivate and activate
[10:47] <boinkee> can anyone walk me through installing wordpress in apache2?
[10:47] <ziroday> xrfang: why not just run the command directly?
[10:48] <|ntegra|> hi guys
[10:48] <xrfang> ziroday: it is a wine program, very strange, if I run it directly, it simply hangs (there is a process in ps, but nothing happens)
[10:48] <xrfang> if I use wine cmd then run that from "dos" command line, it is ok
[10:48] <zec> Hello. Does anyone know why I can't install the new kernel image in jaunty proposed?
[10:48] <ziroday> xrfang: hmm, probably best to ask the nice people in #winehq about that
[10:48] <xrfang> also this STRANGE behavior happens if I add that program to the gnome menu,
[10:49] <xrfang> ok! thanks ziroday
[10:49] <zec> It says packages are kept back
[10:49] <ziroday> zec: do sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[10:49] <Flannel> zec: You shouldn't be using -proposed
[10:49] <zec> dist-upgrade also doesn't work.
[10:49] <bkraptor> can anyone recommend a decent window manager to replace metacity?
[10:49] <zec> Flannel why is that?
[10:50] <Flannel> zec: Its because the dependencies aren't in the repos, because -proposed is a staging area.  Things in -proposed aren't always consistent, bug free, etc.
[10:50] <blip-> hi, I need to install some vital packages to compile some code.  but for some reason on this 8.10 machine, synaptic isn't able to install some dependencies.    I need freeglut3-dev and glutg3-dev, I already have freeglut3 installed, when I try to install freeglut3-dev it wants to install a bunch of dependencies, I allow it but then it gives an error about unresolvable dependencies  http://pastebin.com/d56f59789   ... so I tried to manuall install those 2
[10:50] <blip-> dependencies but it keeps trickling down the chain unable to install sub-dependencies and so on.  any ideas ?   thanks
[10:50] <xrfang> however, why click on the desktop will correctly launch it, while run that from command line using xdg-open will open the file in gedit?
[10:50] <ziroday> bkraptor: nope
[10:50] <xrfang> this is not that particular desktop file
[10:51] <xrfang> I tried another desktop file also this problem
[10:51] <xrfang> how to change xdg-open behavior...?
[10:51] <zec> Flannel OK, I understand. But is anyone using 2.6.28.13.17?
[10:51] <Flannel> zec: No.  Those packages don't exist on any repos yet.
[10:52] <Flannel> zec: Either that, or they were put up, and quickly taken down due to regressions or whatever.
[10:52] <zec> Flannel thanks a lot.
[10:53] <hoohaah> ziroday: :(
[10:53] <hoohaah> I'll just settle for wodim, then
[10:53] <Natherul> hey all, any way i can force ubuntu to redownload the drivers to my wireless network thingie? as it does not seem to work with just deactivate and activate (it stops working after each update as first time i installed it worked then i updated and it stopped, second time i installed ubuntu i updated THEN installed the drivers and then it worked but now i have updated to 9.something from 8.10 and i need to reinstall drivers it seems)
[10:53] <chetnick> How can i check inbound connections on my box?
[10:53] <ziroday> hoohaah: did xfburn not do the trick?
[10:53] <boinkee> chetnick, netstat -ntap
[10:54] <chocobanana> blip-: you can always try to download the required packages from Hardy
[10:54] <hoohaah> ziroday: nope, that's still somehwat dependent on a DE's libs
[10:54] <hoohaah> ziroday: no pure gtk-only app
[10:55] <blip-> chocobanana: is this normal though ?  I don't recall seeing dependency problems for many years
[10:55] <chocobanana> blip-: I had a similar problem installing PureData in Jaunty. Some dependencies weren't available for Jaunty but they were available for Intrepid
[10:55] <hoohaah> apparently graveman is dead
[10:55] <chetnick> boinkee: those are inbound and outbound connections. I am trying to filter out only inbound connections.
[10:55] <Macfuddy> winetricks returns a seemingly cryptic error http://pastebin.com/m390a1cae
[10:56] <boinkee> netstat oh sorry
[10:56] <blip-> chocobanana: so this error means something is missing ?  what if I keep tracing down the stream and then install the lowest level dependency ?
[10:56] <chocobanana> blip-: is the glutg3-dev package available in the repos?
[10:56] <blip-> yeah in mine, maybe I need source code enabled to install it's dependencies
[10:57] <Macfuddy> wget keeps telling me returned exit status 1 aborting http://pastebin.com/m390a1cae
[10:57] <blip-> chocobanana: http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/glutg3-dev
[10:57] <chocobanana> blip-: I was just going to suggest to manually download from that page
[10:57] <blip-> chocobanana: hmm ok i'll try that.  thanks
[10:58] <chocobanana> blip-: you're welcome. Let us know if it worked
[10:58] <bodark_> anybody on that oculd explain how switching from BASH to KSH could break man lookups?
[10:58] <lesshaste> when you print to a PDF in cups, where does the file go or at least what is it called??
[10:59] <chocobanana> lesshaste: I think it asks for which filename and location where you want to save to...
[11:00] <chocobanana> lesshaste: I may be wrong though
[11:00] <lesshaste> chocobanana: it didn't ask me
[11:00] <chocobanana> lesshaste: try looking in your home folder or search for .pdf files and order the results by modified date
[11:01] <lesshaste> chocobanana: the last idea is a good one.. if only I could remember how to order by modified date using find :)
[11:02] <Macfuddy> wget gives me an error http://pastebin.com/m390a1cae
[11:02] <chocobanana> lesshaste: Unfortunately I'm not on Ubuntu right now.... But try searching from Nautilus and change the results view to detailed list...
[11:03] <Natherul> hey all, any way i can force ubuntu to redownload the drivers to my wireless network thingie? as it does not seem to work with just deactivate and activate (it stops working after each update as first time i installed it worked then i updated and it stopped, second time i installed ubuntu i updated THEN installed the drivers and then it worked but now i have updated to 9.something from 8.10 and i need to reinstall drivers it seems)
[11:03] <lesshaste> I would need to search the whole filesystem
[11:03] <lesshaste> it's not in my home directoyu
[11:03] <lesshaste> directory
[11:03] <bodark_> when I type 'man <anything>" I get the following error:
[11:03] <bodark_> man: can't execute most: No such file or directory
[11:03] <bodark_> man: command exited with status 255: most
[11:03] <chocobanana> lesshaste: try searching recursively
[11:04] <chocobanana> in the home folder
[11:04] <elena09> wireless sting up?
[11:04] <elena09> st up wireless, have no idea
[11:04] <Macfuddy> wget keeps giving me an error ﻿wget gives me an error http://pastebin.com/m390a1cae
[11:05] <Macfuddy> sorry, paste double
[11:05] <blip-> chocobanana: I tried installing .deb manually but I get the same dependency problems, it turns out it trickles down to libx6 where I get an error that's different: http://pastebin.com/d739a233b      is it saying it needs an older version than the one I have in my repos ?  that's a bit strange :D
[11:05] <Natherul> well my wireless finds networks after updates but it cant join them and keep spamming me with the password for the network even though i know i inputted the correct one
[11:05] <bodark_> anyone have any ideas?
[11:06] <bkraptor> does anyone know why compiz looks weird in jaunty? I mean all window border buttons look inflated
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> Macfuddy: does: wget http://download.microsoft.com/download/d/3/4/d342efa6-3266-4157-a2ec-5174867be706/vcredist_x86.exe    not work?
[11:06] <chocobanana> blip-: weird. In the website it says it only depends on freeglut...
[11:07] <blip-> chocobanana: you mean glut depends on freeglut ? yeah it depends on freeglut-dev which depends on a million
[11:07] <chocobanana> blip-: try searching and manually installing each of the dependencies to see what it says
[11:07] <chocobanana> blip-: in synaptic
[11:07] <blip-> could it be my apt-cache is corrupted somehow :/  I did update though
[11:08] <chocobanana> blip-: but didn't freeglut-dev install already?
[11:08] <chocobanana> blip-: sudo apt-get autoclean
[11:08] <blip-> chocobanana: no only the regular freeglut, not the dev files
[11:09] <Macfuddy> ActionParsnip: no, it returns the error
[11:09] <mug> fgdhtghj
[11:09] <chocobanana> blip-: do the sudo apt-get autoclean and then manually install the problematic dependencies one by one in Synaptic
[11:09] <mug> leh knalan g
[11:09] <chocobanana> blip-: they're only 4, so that's no too problematic
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> Macfuddy: strange, does the file link work in a web broser?
[11:10] <Flannel> !id | mug
[11:10] <mug> thyrghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[11:10] <mug> uyjyhyi
[11:10] <blip-> chocobanana: it's a bit more but i'm trying now http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/freeglut3-dev
[11:10] <mug> gghfj
[11:10] <mug> hghhg
[11:10] <FloodBot1> mug: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:10] <Macfuddy> ActionParsnip:yes
[11:11] <chocobanana> blip-: just manually install the 4 dependencies listed in the pastebin after sudo apt-get autoclean
[11:11] <blip-> chocobanana: manually as in via syaptic not .deb right ?
[11:11] <chocobanana> blip-: yeah, from synaptic or using apt-get
[11:12] <lesshaste> how do you remap a mouse button to be a keystroke?
[11:12] <tiyowan> Hello everyone, just a quick question. Are the forums experiencing some downtime?
[11:12] <Flannel> tiyowan: Try #ubuntuforums, they'll know more.
[11:12] <tiyowan> Flannel: Splendid, thank you.
[11:12] <chocobanana> blip-: sudo apt-get autoclean && sudo apt-get libxi6 libx11-dev libxext-dev x11proto-input-dev
[11:13] <chocobanana> blip-: sorry, I mean:
[11:13] <chocobanana> blip-: sudo apt-get autoclean && sudo apt-get install libxi6 libx11-dev libxext-dev x11proto-input-dev
[11:14] <blip-> chocobanana: http://pastebin.com/d52b41fbb
[11:14] <chocobanana> blip-: oh dear
[11:15] <blip-> when I try to install libxi-dev then I get:   http://pastebin.com/d7217eda7
[11:15] <chocobanana> blip-: http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/libxi-dev
[11:15] <blip-> I think something is seriously wrong
[11:16] <chocobanana> blip-: ok, then manually download all missing .debs packages from the packages website and install using dpkg
[11:16] <chocobanana> blip-: sad hassle
[11:16] <blip-> as long as it works, I have to compile this code today :)
[11:17] <chocobanana> blip-: good luck. You can always do a clean install of Jaunty, in case of emergency
[11:17] <blip-> yeah I guess. thank you chocobanana
[11:17] <chocobanana> blip-: you're welcome and once again, good luck! :)
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> blip-: sudo apt-get install libxi6    not make it fly?
[11:18] <blip-> oh for heavens sake, now the package search is down for me !
[11:18] <blip-> hahahah
[11:18] <asus> eree
[11:18] <chocobanana> blip-: ok, maybe it's a mirror problem. Try switching mirrors in the repos configuration
[11:19] <blip-> ActionParsnip: funny thin is it's already installed, libxi6 is
[11:19] <blip-> it's the dev that's the problem
[11:19] <blip-> some versuoin conflict
[11:19] <blip-> *Version
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> blip-: you could find a deb / PPA of the version you need
[11:22] <blip-> ok so now I see the problem after I try to manually install .deb package.   The libxi-dev from the intrepid repos want's libxi6 2:1.1.3-2build1 to be installed, instead I somehow have a newer 2:1.2.0-1ubuntu1 pacakge installed
[11:23] <blip-> on that note, what does the postfix of 'build' versus 'ubuntu; at the end of the package version mean ?
[11:23] <linuxxd> HI
[11:23] <blip-> I can't even uninstall libxi6 which I have, it'll take out half the system
[11:23] <linuxxd> i have a macbook on which i run ubuntu 9.04
[11:24] <linuxxd> any idea how can enable right click
[11:24] <linuxxd> i use ctrl + click for right click on OS X
[11:24] <linuxxd> any idea how to do it on ubuntu?
[11:24] <froes> do anyone could make the toshiba Fn keys work on 9.04
[11:24] <blip-> crap, this is what happens after I spend ages optimizing the install to my suit
[11:25] <gsa> if i get a grub error 17, did grub's stage 2 load correctly?
[11:27] <widon> hello,this is my first time use irssi
[11:28] <tiyowan> froes: What's the exact model of your laptop?
[11:28] <chetnick> Does anyone know good book to learn about proc filesystem
[11:29] <tiyowan> chetnick: Try the Linux Documentation Project at www.tldp.org
[11:30] <ghostlines> hi all
[11:30] <ghostlines> do any of you know if shredded files can be recovered?
[11:30] <jrib> ghostlines: read its man page (yes)
[11:31] <Titan8990> jrib, doesn't that defeat the point of shredding them?
[11:31] <jrib> Titan8990: read its man page (yes)
[11:31] <froes> tiyowan, its a toshiba satellite l300-0d3
[11:31] <chocobanana> linuxxd: check this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook5-1/Jaunty#Trackpad
[11:32] <jrib> Titan8990, ghostlines: basically it wasn't meant to be used on journaled file system
[11:32] <Titan8990> jrib, I see
[11:33] <blip-> chocobanana: one last question please, given that libxi-dev is the only problem now, in it's complaints about the version of libxi6 (and the fact the reinstalling libxi6 is impossible due to how much of my system it would remove), what do you think of installing the source of libxi-dev directly ?   since trying to install the .deb with gdebi would tell me unsatisfied dependency
[11:33] <Titan8990> jrib, lol there "may not works" are all the major linux types...
[11:33] <blip-> or I can force the install with dpkg instead
[11:33] <chocobanana> blip-: well, the problem is that the package manager won't recognize the installed source and will keep complaining...
[11:35] <blip-> chocobanana: if I force with dpkg --force will it recognize ?  if not then worst case it just means I have to manually install each dependency one by one via synaptic right ?
[11:35] <chocobanana> blip: I have this idea: you could run the Jaunty live CD, install the stuff you need and compile everything in the live environment. Later on you can deal with  your Intrepid installation
[11:36] <tiyowan> froes: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7409697
[11:36] <Titan8990> chocobanana, live CD does not include tools needed for compiling
[11:36] <chocobanana> chocobanana: yes, it works, but then you'll get problems updating the system. You can even use apt-get force. If you need the package temporarily, then it may work for you. When you're finished, you can remove the offending packages.
[11:36] <tiyowan> froes: It's the only link I could find on the forums - I don't think getting those keys to work will be easy, unfortunately.
[11:37] <chocobanana> Titan8990, blip-: can't you pull the compiling tools using synaptic or apt-get in the live environment?
[11:37] <Titan8990> chocobanana, you *can* but it would be installing to RAM, and compilation is typically RAM intensive....
[11:37] <blip-> ok i'll just use apt-get force then and hope that things don't break.  I'll keep a note of the packages I failed, so I can remove them later if they cause problems
[11:37] <blip-> chocobanana: ^
[11:37] <chocobanana> blip-: man apt-get
[11:38] <chocobanana> blip-: I don't recall what's the exact argument for forcing/ignoring dependencies
[11:39] <RunSky> how to install the opengl??
[11:39] <widon> loginout
[11:39] <widon> quit
[11:40] <icewaterman> do i need language-support-en for an english desktop?
[11:40] <Titan8990> !info opengl
[11:40] <icewaterman> because it seems to install en-gb stuff, but i only need en-us
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> RunSky: install video drivers if you want 3d effects and gaming
[11:40] <pakas> hello
[11:40] <ActionParsnip> RunSky: or do you mean an openl modelling tool?
[11:41] <pakas> hi everybody
[11:41] <froes> tiyowan, hummm i cant seem to get the toshiba acpi up... log4j.rootLogger=ERROR, stdout, R
[11:41] <froes> log4j.logger.au.com.tmg=DEBUG, stdout, R
[11:41] <froes> log4j.logger.com.ibatis=DEBUG, stdout, R
[11:41] <froes> #Console
[11:41] <froes> log4j.appender.stdout=org.apache.log4j.ConsoleAppender
[11:41] <froes> log4j.appender.stdout.layout=org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout
[11:41] <FloodBot1> froes: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:41] <froes> # Pattern to output the caller's file name and line number.
[11:41] <RunSky> ActionParsnip, i don't know ,i just nedd to program with opengl
[11:41] <tiyowan> !pastebin > froes
[11:42] <chocobanana> icewaterman: en-us is there by default. You can switch to it in the Languages configuration
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> !mm3d
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> !info mm3d
[11:42] <ActionParsnip> RunSky: like that?
[11:43] <tiyowan> froes: I've also looked at the Laptop Testing Team Wiki for your particular laptop model, but I haven't been able to findd an exact match. Perhaps you could look for a similar model and see if notes for it help? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LaptopTestingTeam
[11:43] <insmod_> I can't for the life of me get audio in streaming through vlc to work -- any one can help?
[11:43] <RunSky> ActionParsnip, ??
[11:43] <jizz> hello world
[11:44] <anss1> Hello all!
[11:44] <Titan8990> !hi
[11:44] <jizz> hello ass
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> !info mm3d | RunSky
[11:45] <RunSky> ActionParsnip, thank you
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> RunSky: there are 164 users in #OpenL
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> oops
[11:45] <knoppix> help
[11:45] <ActionParsnip> #opengl
[11:45] <insmod_> I can't for the life of me get audio in streaming through vlc to work -- any one can help?
[11:46] <Myrtti> anss1: what are you guys up to?
[11:46] <anss1> What is the best IRC channel for Apache related problems?
[11:46] <knoppix> sorry, it was a test
[11:46] <Myrtti> anss1: #apache ?
[11:46] <knoppix> #nick LCarroll
[11:47] <knoppix> test
[11:47] <Heikki123> hello
[11:47] <widon> nicklist screen
[11:47] <Heikki123> what is the name of ubuntu installer? Can i install it on my ubuntu?
[11:47] <Myrtti> Heikki123: huh? ubiquity
[11:48] <Myrtti> Heikki123: but why?
[11:48] <Heikki123> Myrtti: i'd like to install ubuntu to an ext2 partition on usb-memory
[11:49] <Myrtti> !usb | Heikki123
[11:49] <tavish> my eth0 is configured so that i can connect to internet and so is etho.5 using vlan. but when i do ifup eth0.5, no internet connection, im not able to resolve addresses and even ping ti non local ips. but as soon as i do ifdown eth0.5 i get connected. what did i miss?
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> Heikki123: there is a usb-creator package to install to usb
[11:49] <ActionParsnip> !info usb-creator
[11:49] <ghostlines> does anyone have experience with recovering shredded files?
[11:49] <Kikkabula97> ciao raga
[11:50] <chocobanana> ghostlines: in ubuntu?
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> ghostlines: if its on ext3 its not looking good, fat/fat32 and ntfs are a lot easier
[11:50] <Heikki123> ActionParsnip: it installs to fat and it doesn't boot anyhow.. it stops in saying "(initramfs)"... seems to be a busybox shell
[11:50] <Kikkabula97> io sn xubuntu
it's loading the eth before the interfaces
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> ghostlines: try foremost
[11:50] <SunnyD> hehehe :D ActionParsnip: Nice to see you friend!
[11:50] <Kikkabula97> Leaving
[11:50] <Kikkabula97> asd
[11:50] <Kikkabula97> ccccccccccccciiiiaoooooo
[11:50] <Kikkabula97> cm va?
[11:50] <Kikkabula97> asd
[11:50] <Kikkabula97> asd
[11:50] <FloodBot1> Kikkabula97: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:50] <ActionParsnip> SunnyD: ola
[11:50] <insmod_> I can't for the life of me get audio in streaming through vlc to work -- any one can help?
[11:51] <Kikkabula97> oh yeah
[11:51] <Kikkabula97> asd
[11:51] <Titan8990> insmod_, maybe better luck on the vlc channel
[11:51] <ghostlines> ActionParsnip, foremost is good for files deleted with rm, not so good with shred
[11:51] <ActionParsnip> Heikki123: format the usb ext2 and install to that, initramfs is needed for booting. you may want to look at www.pendrivelinux.net
[11:51] <Kikkabula97> fate tutti skifo raga
[11:51] <boss_mc> insmod_: #videolan
[11:52] <ActionParsnip> Heikki123: http://www.pendrivelinux.com/ sorry
[11:52] <knoppix> it's pendrivelinux.com, no .net
[11:52] <tavish> insmod_: yes, it is
[11:53] <Heikki123> hmm
[11:54] <lamalex> Can anyone give me a hand with my touch screen? It seems like the curson moves exponentially from where I am on the screen, for instance if I start at (0,0), the cursor is where'd Id expect
[11:54] <vick> Is xmms obselete ?
[11:54] <lamalex> but as I move more in the X direction, the cursor quickly acclerates beyond where im pointing
[11:54] <Titan8990> vick, not at all
[11:54] <mo78> Hello all
[11:54] <vick> I'm trying apt-get install xmms and it says it cannot find it. I know there is xmms2 as well, but is there no GUI with that ?
[11:54] <ActionParsnip> !xmms | vick
[11:55] <Titan8990> vick, sorry, was thinking of xmms2...
[11:55] <vick> ActionParsnip, Doesn't xmm2 has GUI ?
[11:55] <vick> Titan8990, Nah, it's no problem :)
[11:55] <ActionParsnip> vick: sure
[11:56] <knoppix> nick LCarroll
[11:56] <knoppix> sorry
[11:56] <vick> ActionParsnip, xmm2-launcher does nothing :P Doesn't launch anything actually :P
ye i know
yes i know
[11:57] <LCarroll> ok, now.
[11:57] <blip-> chocobanana: hey it's fixed :) :) :)      Guess what, I used aptitude libxi-dev, and once it noticed my more recent (and incompatible) version of libxi6, it offered to downgrade with a score of 80.  I let it downgrade libxi6, rebooted the system and I've now installed all the compile depends i need
[11:57] <blip-> aptitude is a genuis
[11:57] <chocobanana> blip-: aawww, great!!!! :) Glad that it worked! Now you can finish your work :)
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> !find xmms
[11:58] <blip-> yeah. thanks a lot for the help chocobanana :)
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> vick: try: sudo apt-get install gxmms2
[11:58] <chocobanana> blip-: pleasure (even if you're the one who found the solution, heheheh)
[11:58] <blip-> chocobanana: nah I wouldn't have reached there without your help :)
[11:59] <vick> ActionParsnip, Which audio player do you use ?
[11:59] <chocobanana> blip-: thanks :)
[12:00] <widon> audacious
[12:01] <tavish> insmod_: i meant i know but how does it matter?
just change the loading sequence
[12:02] <mo78> sorry for delay was still google'ing, how do i get ubuntu to sho me my device manager equivelent pref with gui
or add a file to reload after
[12:02] <mo78> i have gnome-device-manager-0.2 but not sure how to install/ use or even if its the right one
[12:04] <mo78> ok never mind its in the add remove section my badd
[12:04] <Myrtti> ttl: what's up with the clones?
[12:05] <KnightBaron> hi
[12:06] <mo78> ok now i think i deff need some help if any one has 20 min to give
[12:07] <sunnyseraph> hi i can't get sound to work on hardy heron...have tried setting everything to alsa and all settings are at maximum volume...much appreciate some help :)
[12:08] <mo78> im a newb but have you run updates?
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> vick: amarok
[12:09] <sunnyseraph> hi mo78 i'm a newbie too have run all the updates
unmute
[12:09] <widon> tty is not surpport Chinese......
[12:09] <SunnyD> ActionParsnip: Can't stand Amarok !
[12:09] <sunnyseraph> thanks will do isymod
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> vick: i use 1.4 too as the 2.whatever doesnt support the XUL remote control I love
[12:09] <widon> what a pity..
[12:09] <ActionParsnip> SunnyD: i love xul remote, its spot on
[12:09] <vick> ah
[12:09] <vick> i have no idea what's xul remote
[12:10] <sunnyseraph> just checked all settings at normal
[12:10] <snooflecake> what does it mean if xorg.conf is being modified everytime i shut down?
[12:10] <mo78> so can i pick someones brain over some things?
[12:10] <T-F-K> Hi all, I already ask about this last day, but I still searching without success, please can any body help me ? I would like to use 2 screens on my laptop as its possible on windows
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> vick: it gives a web interface to amarok using xul and you can control what comes out of the remote pc using it, the gui looks like a slimmer version of the player itself
[12:10] <sunnyseraph> i had the same problem with JJ 9.04....i use an Intel CH5 soundcard and it worked fine on xp lol
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> vick: also allows you to control it from a g1 phone:) much like apple iphones and itunes, you can use it like a remote control. Good times ;)
[12:11] <nikos-delos> exit
[12:12] <LCarroll> testing.
[12:12] <vick> Ah, sounds nice.
[12:12] <tavish_> insmod_: when eth0.5 starts, eth0 starts before it, even if i dont start
[12:12] <ronin_> anyone good with dns for zimbra? particulary with dynamic ip's?
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> vick: its why i use amarok
[12:13] <Titan8990> ronin_, can't do SMTP servers on dynamic IP, period
[12:13] <Titan8990> ronin_, alright sorry, standalone SMTP servers
 edit the rc.d
[12:13] <Titan8990> ronin_, you have to relay to a smarthost
[12:14] <widon> exit
[12:15] <ronin_> I'm using a dyndns service
[12:15] <tavish_> insmod_: thanks!
[12:15] <sknnbones> If I have two wireless cards, and two different APs to connect to, will it speed up my internet if I use both?
[12:15] <ronin_> you can see all the details on http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1181600
[12:15] <ActionParsnip> Titan8990: surely you could with a name in no-ip and the duc refreshing the ip every 30 mins ;)
[12:15] <[Lp]Gerizzz_lt2> http://shapaklekas.mybrute.com << Fun game :D
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> sknnbones: only if you have to web connections
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> !ot | [Lp]Gerizzz_lt2
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> sknnbones: like 2 wan ip addresses to the www
[12:16] <mari> quit
[12:17] <sknnbones> well I have my internet, which I use, and my buddy next door will let me use his internet as well.
[12:17] <Titan8990> ActionParsnip, good luck, security is tight around SMTP servers these days
[12:17] <ActionParsnip> sknnbones: they you will need to implement some funky routing, or you can get a seperate system to act as a router to use both, i think snort can do that sort of thing
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> Titan8990: i'm just saying it can be done
[12:18] <Titan8990> ActionParsnip, places like google and yahoo will drop you server's mail for having the smallest problem
[12:18] <Titan8990> ActionParsnip, DNS being the most common
[12:18] <sknnbones> if I use windows, would bridging the two connections work?
[12:18] <ronin_> there are defiantly others on the zimbra forums who have them set up
[12:18] <ActionParsnip> sknnbones: i wouldnt know, try asking in ##windows
[12:19] <sknnbones> okay, what would I need to do in Ubuntu?
[12:19] <Titan8990> ronin_, then maybe thats a good place to start
[12:19] <ActionParsnip> sknnbones: if you got an extra system to manage the connections you can easily get the speed of both to your house
[12:20] <sknnbones> extra systems such as another router?
[12:20] <tparcina> afther upgrade Ubuntu 9.04, back bottun on Firefox doesn't work anymore
[12:20] <meiki2000> My Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 4965 AG or AGN, powered by the "iwlagn" driver in distro 9.04, while apparently perfectly maintaining the physical connection in terms of "Wireless Connection Active @ 90+%", still often totally loses its WLAN, thereby throwing me out of my Citrix session. I am an Ubuntu newbie. Can I check a system or wireless log? Log File Viewer does not help me further...
[12:20] <meiki2000> ...(?) or I do not find what I need.
[12:20] <harpreet_> what is Orca? it starts up and asks for a few things (verbally) when I start computer ? ? ?
[12:20] <tparcina> and when I find the web page on Google and I click on it, on address bar there is allways www.google.com (no metter on which site I have allready mouved)
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> !info orca
[12:21] <indus> harpreet_: its for people with disabilities so the system can set up preferences at the start
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> !find orca
[12:21] <beli> meiki2000: logs goto /var/log
[12:21] <tparcina> has anyone experiance those Ubuntu/Firefox problems?
[12:21] <ActionParsnip> !info gnome-orca > harpreet_
[12:21] <sknnbones> sorry, I lost connection.
[12:21] <beli> tparcina: did you upgrade and no reboot so far?
[12:22] <tparcina> beli: I have rebooted
[12:22] <beli> tparcina: ok....try to reinstall ff
[12:22] <indus> harpreet_: http://live.gnome.org/Orca
[12:22] <tparcina> beli: done that, didn't help
[12:22] <meiki2000> beli which logfile tells me about my wireless connection?
[12:23] <beli> meiki2000: depends...check your dmesg
[12:23] <beli> meiki2000: open a terminal window and type: dmesg
[12:24] <ActionParsnip> sknnbones: you will need a small system to manage the link between the 2
[12:24] <meiki2000> beli ok done but I do not see any errors, I think.
[12:24] <beli> meiki2000: you could also tail -f /var/log/syslog /var/log/messages    and see if sth. is written there when the card craches
[12:25] <ActionParsnip> sknnbones: win server may be able to manage it but i am unsure, distros like snort are good at that sort of thing
[12:26] <Titan8990> ActionParsnip, snort is an IDS....
[12:26] <meiki2000> beli while i am perfectly capable of following your instructions, i have to admit that the logfiles are a lot more ... difficult to understand then initially expected. trying to make sense out of them
[12:26] <ActionParsnip> there used to be a livecd of a system ith snort, my bad
[12:27] <Sagaci> hey, i'm installing a desktop installation as a dual-boot setup on my old dell, it has xp home on it already, it's a P4 3.0ghz, 512 ddr ram and i've got a 18gb partition ready, any other tips?
[12:27] <beli> meiki2000: grep -i wlan /var/log/syslog
[12:27] <Titan8990> Sagaci, backup, backup, backup
[12:28] <beli> meiki2000: i guess 9.04 has problems with the new wifi drivers for your card
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> Titan8990: amen :( sadly the religion is not followed by enough
[12:28] <beli> meiki2000: what kind of router are you using?
[12:28] <shay26m> Hello , does Ubuntu have some software for organize ? (phonebook , addresses , emails , meetings , calender etc.. ) ?
[12:28] <meiki2000> beli please tell me how to exit from tail -f /... command from before?
[12:28] <beli> meiki2000: ctrl+c
[12:28] <ActionParsnip> !find organise
[12:28] <tiyowan> shay26m: Evolution for email, Sunbird fo calendar.
[12:29] <Titan8990> tiyowan, evolution has calenders
[12:29] <tiyowan> Titan8990: Personal preference. :)
[12:29] <meiki2000> beli unfortunately I do not know. hidden by the sysadmin. i only know i need to enter my cisco user id and pwd at logon time. other collegues around me have no problems (using other osses)
[12:29] <Sagaci> Titan8990: should 1gb swap and 3gb for / partition should be fine?
[12:30] <meiki2000> beli is there any way (or would it make any sense) to use older drivers for this wifi card?
[12:30] <beli> meiki2000: hmmm i think the new drivers are having problems with the 802.11n standard
[12:30] <Titan8990> Sagaci, 3gb / and 18gb /home? yep
[12:31] <beli> meiki2000: try to force your card to use 802.11g mode
[12:31] <Titan8990> Sagaci, unless you plan on installing a lot of games or large IDEs
[12:32] <beli> meiki2000: for more information...open one terminal with the tail -f /var/log/syslog ....on another terminal do the following: sudo modprobe iwlagn -rv
[12:32] <beli> meiki2000: and see what is reported on the tail
[12:32] <meiki2000> beli will follow last instruction and report immediately
[12:34] <harpreet_> ubottu: what about my language?
[12:34] <fbjork> which package includes the console mail clientt?
[12:35] <Sagaci> Titan8990: 3gb /, 1gb swap, 14gb for /home, i 'm not using it for much, just testing it out on the system, installed not livecd
[12:36] <Titan8990> Sagaci, yes, thats fine
[12:37] <beli> fbjork: there are many console mua
[12:37] <beli> fbjork: i recommend mutt
[12:38] <fbjork> beli: ok thanks
[12:43] <blekos> hello, I am a new user and have installed ubuntu on my netbook. Could anyone tell me if ubuntu has less power consumption than kubuntu/
[12:43] <blekos> ?
[12:43] <condor> problemi con chiavetta ondaMT503hsa
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[12:43] <bazhang> !it | condor
[12:43] <jrib> blekos: doubt there is any significant difference
[12:44] <blekos> so, if I have both installed would make no real difference as to the performance and battery consumption
[12:46] <jrib> blekos: you realize you can just install kubuntu-desktop on your ubuntu install?  It isn't necessary to install kubuntu after installing ubuntu
[12:46] <IppatsuMan> blekos: probably not, given that you use similar power profiles (same screen brightness, same cpu governor, desktop effects enabled/disabled on both systems)
[12:46] <w0ls0n> hi all. When I boot up my machien with the ubuntu cd, I get the menu and I click install and then it goes to a prompt. Why is this?
[12:47] <blekos> so, if I have both installed would make no real difference as to the performance and battery consumption :)
[12:47] <blekos> the everlasting quest of which wm to choose :p
[12:47] <jrib> blekos: why limit yourself to 2? :)
[12:48] <blekos> lol
[12:48] <w0ls0n> I didn't like kubuntu much
[12:48] <w0ls0n> so do I have to wipe the drive to install ubuntu on it?
[12:48] <bushpig> lo folks
[12:49] <meiki2000> beli the wireless card disappeared when i started the modprobe command, I did have the tail command active at that time where can i copy/paste the result so that you could have a look at it if you are willing?
[12:49] <meiki2000> beli i had to reboot my machine, do not know how to re-enable or re-initialize the wifi card
[12:49] <w0ls0n> hi all. When I boot up my machien with the ubuntu cd, I get the menu and I click install and then it goes to a "busybox" prompt. Why is this?
[12:50] <Titan8990> w0ls0n, incompatible hardware most of the time
[12:50] <Titan8990> alternate | w0ls0n
[12:50] <Titan8990> !alternate | w0ls0n
[12:50] <bushpig> need some help located a network drive.  I am trying to recover data from a HD that is in reiser FS so I am using an ubunto live cd to boot and have plugged my HD into an ICYBOX NAS of which i have never used before.  I should take two drives for a RAID but I have just stuck the one in, I think this should be fine.  I am able to connect to the web/control page for the icybox and can see the drive located there but cannot browse to it in nautilis...help app
[12:50] <bushpig> reciated
[12:50] <w0ls0n> ahhh
[12:50] <skyl> is there a way to use the package manager and specify options that would be for ./configure if you were building from source?
[12:51] <bushpig> *locating
[12:51] <w0ls0n> well I installed the cd on a different machine and just moved the drive to the new machine. Everything seems to be working ok.
[12:51] <w0ls0n> thanks though :-)
[12:51]  * U-2069 is away: MiaM MiaM TiMe
[12:51] <skyl> is there a way to use the package manager and specify options that would be for ./configure if you were building from source? geek01 ...
[12:51] <Pici> !away > U-2069
[12:51] <Forger7> I need help with installing Sound Drivers.. didnt get any help from the web, can someone help me?
[12:52] <gaveen> skyl, no, in package manager you get built packages
[12:52] <peabody> is there a way to customize the kernel for the installation from the Live CD?
[12:53] <skyl> http://wiki.nginx.org/NginxHttpUploadProgressModule does anyone know if there is a package for this?
[12:53] <w0ls0n> thanks all!
[12:53] <Forger7>  I need help with installing Sound Drivers.. didnt get any help from the web, can someone help me?
[12:54] <vigo> How do I install GNUIceCat?
[12:54] <skyl> if I build from source how can I uninstall?
[12:54] <Heikki123> make uninstall
[12:54] <skyl> Forger7 probably not, it's a complicated subject but what is the question?
[12:54] <gaveen> skyl, I think you'll have to build nginx from source
[12:55] <skyl> I have just had problems building from source and then trying to back out back to the package manager
[12:55] <skyl> eg postgres
[12:55] <gaveen> skyl, I don't think nginx makefile has an uninstall target. So better to specify a install location when you configure and delete it later
[12:56] <beli> skyl: use checkinstall to create .deb packages from your build....
[12:56] <beli> skyl: then you can install/remove it with the dpkg tools
[12:57] <daurn|> hdd writes on my machine are taking a ridiculous amount of cpu power
[12:57] <daurn|> what could be causing this?
[12:57] <daurn|> (ext3)
[12:57] <skyl> thanks beli what do you think about the checkinstall solution gaveen ?
[12:57] <randoms> from terminal, how can i update the  system clock to sync with a ntp server?
[12:57] <hclhdj> hai
[12:57] <hclhdj> wo ask a question
[12:58] <beli> skyl: i am using checkinstall on slackware for years now...read its manual
[12:58] <hclhdj> i want to deltete some tty,how can i do?
[12:58] <orochi_> does anyone know offhand if there's plans to switch to eglibc in future versions of ubuntu, ala debian?
[12:58] <hclhdj> i have 6 tty
[12:59] <meiki2000> beli I kindly ask you to check http://paste.ubuntu.com/190814/ if convenient
[13:00] <gaveen> skyl, I haven't used it. But it makes sense. You can use build manually and then use checkinstall to create a pkg so that you'd be able to handle it later
[13:00] <skyl> gaveen beli thanks a lot, I think this will solve a lot of problems in the future :)
[13:01] <T-F-K> Hi, do any body know haw can I install DisplayConfigGTK ???
[13:01] <beli> meiki2000: insert the module again and see what the tail is telling to you: sudo modprobe iwlagn -v
[13:03] <meiki2000> beli please resend tail -f / ... command -> I am sorry I am unable to to reproduce the tail command and I had to restart my computer since that was the only certain way of solving that.
[13:04] <beli> meiki2000: ??? you dont need to restart linux unless you want to change the kernel
[13:04] <beli> meiki2000: tail -f /var/log/syslog
[13:04] <dfcnvt> apt-get install DisplayConfigGTK .. otherwise search it through synaptic
[13:04] <meiki2000> beli I am aware of linux's strong points, as much as I am aware of my own failings
[13:05] <tranlongpc> #waht
[13:05] <tranlongpc> #what
[13:05] <tranlongpc> #who tranlongpc
[13:05] <tranlongpc> hello
[13:06] <dfcnvt> ?
[13:06] <Pici> tranlongpc: What are you trying to do?
[13:06] <tranlongpc> smile, I want do lean ubuntu
[13:06] <meiki2000> beli http://paste.ubuntu.com/190820/ if you could help again please
[13:07] <friendsship5> abc
[13:07] <beli> meiki2000: looks fine....tell me output of: iwconfig
[13:07] <friendsship5> stil here
[13:08] <vigo> tranlongpc: There is a great PDF online that is free, also start at the forums and spend a day there.
[13:08] <meiki2000> beli http://paste.ubuntu.com/190821/
[13:09] <tranlongpc> how to config control panel webmin?
[13:09] <massimo> hi, i'm using ubuntu 9.04. Gnome's application bar has disappeared. How can i launch that again?
[13:09] <Pici> tranlongpc: We do not support webmin here.
[13:09] <dfcnvt> a for aa3d.. b for bb.. c for cpp.. d for dsniff.. e for etherap.. f for fsck.. g for grep.. h for .........
[13:09] <dfcnvt> abc..
[13:09] <Pici> !offtopic | dfcnvt
[13:09] <dfcnvt> ok.. I was nonsense..
[13:10] <Pici> massimo: Right click on your panel, go to Add to panel, and find the menu applet.
[13:10] <vigo> !man | tranlongpc
[13:11] <tranlongpc> ubuntu can support remote desktop windows, can it?
[13:11] <tranlongpc> ubuntu can support remote desktop windows, can't it?
[13:11] <massimo> Pici: i mean the bar where applications "go" when they are minimized. the bar that is usually on the bottom of the screen
[13:11] <grawity> tranlongpc: If you want to connect to a Windows computer from Ubuntu, look for "Terminal Services Client" in applications.
[13:11] <Pici> massimo: Ah, okay. Same instructions, except look for the window list applet.
[13:12] <beli> meiki2000: anything fine....disalbe WWM and tubo mode  on your router...
[13:12] <beli> s/tubo/turbo/
[13:12] <vigo> massimo: Try fix grub or fix gnome or at boot select Recover
[13:12] <henriquelm> My Ubuntu server is giving me a "Segmentation fault" error msg during OS boot, what should I do?
[13:12] <tranlongpc> very thank
[13:13] <meiki2000> beli I cannot influence at all what is configured on this router unfortunately. if I cannot change anything locally to better the situation I will have to revert to another os
[13:13] <massimo> vigo: what's the name of the bar application? i could try to relaunch it
[13:13] <beli> meiki2000: you can try to use wpasupplicant and force the card to the g mode instead of n
[13:14] <meiki2000> beli if you would be willing to direct me to instructions i will gladly attempt to do so
[13:14] <vigo> massimo: Is it just a taskbar?
[13:14] <tranlongpc> I can't add print machine from network?
[13:14] <beli> meiki2000: or just stick with 8.x :) and in the future dont do dist upgrades until you verified anything works ok for you with the live cd ;)
[13:14] <tranlongpc> please, help me?
[13:14] <tranlongpc> please, help me!!!!!
[13:15] <tranlongpc> I am nnewbie
[13:15] <tranlongpc> but i live ub,untu
[13:15] <tranlongpc> but i live ubuntu
[13:15] <beli> meiki2000: i need to do some work now...but i guess many here can help you with that....or google for it: wpa supplicant 4965
[13:15] <massimo> vigo: i think so, it's the bar where that is usually on the bottom of the screen. applications go there when they are minimized
[13:15] <meiki2000> beli true, it is my first ubuntu excursion, I do appreciate your help, I just found the appropriate website and will attempt to do as you told me
[13:15] <szonek> i have very big txt file (25GB) and i would like to delete 10000 last lines of it.. is there any easy way to do this?
[13:15] <meiki2000> beli thank you
[13:15] <beli> meiki2000: you are welcome
[13:16] <tranlongpc> but i live ubuntu
[13:16] <tranlongpc> I can't add print machine from network?
[13:16] <vigo> massimo: Just right click top taskbar. new panel , should do it
[13:16] <skyl> is there a place I can find how ubuntu package manager runs ./configure for something?  what options that it uses so I can try to build from source with the same dir structures and so forth?
[13:16] <brucelee> im trying to install some drivers for my wireless nic thorugh the ubuntu live cd, but im not sure how... according to a site i searched from google, it said its supported by the ndswrapper project or something
[13:16] <brucelee> my card is the dlink dwlg510
[13:16] <brucelee> also the same as the asus WL-138G
[13:16] <jazzfun> mój pierwszy kontakt z linuxem :D
[13:16] <brucelee> does anyone know what i can do?
[13:17] <KnightBaron> Do I need to specify any special settings on Tomato for Ubuntu?
[13:17] <Pici> !pl | jazzfun
[13:17] <tranlongpc> I can't add print machine from network?
[13:17] <tranlongpc> please help me?
[13:17] <massimo> vigo: it added a new panel on the bottom of the screen but applications still don't go there when they're minimized!
[13:17] <KnightBaron> I can't upload anything from Ubuntu at my home but everything works fine when I use It at the school.
[13:19] <vigo> massimo: Ok, we have it more gooder, now reboot and select the Repair Broken it is like a backup tool.
[13:19] <massimo> vigo: where should i select it?
[13:20] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[13:21] <vigo> massimo: At boot up, select the Restore, it is like 2nd in the list after #.##.# whatever distro you have installed.
[13:21] <massimo> ok i'll try
[13:21] <w0ls0n> not sure who helped me earlier but I found out what my issue was. It was my cdrom that ubuntu didn't like. Go figure.
[13:21] <maxo> I just did an upgrade using some packages from a ppa but they're buggy. How can I downgrade?
[13:22] <vigo> maxo: aptitude, remove is safeish, but that is what backups are for.
[13:25] <maxo> vigo: I've tried aptitude remove but it hasn't worked. It's Xserver I upgraded, so I just need to downgrade to older packages
[13:25] <vigo> maxo: Go hardcore, backup /home and stuff, then re-install
[13:26] <refic> aptitude install package=version ?
[13:26] <vigo> !aptitude
[13:26] <refic> like aptitude install xserverpackage=1.2.3
[13:27] <maxo> ok thanks for the help
[13:27] <refic> ...np
[13:28] <sanaa> Hi all, I'm connected with root to my computer and I want to activate distance controlling my desktop with commande, can any body help me with those commande
[13:28] <sanaa> s
[13:28] <heatmzzr> how do you move the entire contents of one disk to another, wont let me because of file permissions????
[13:30] <heatmzzr> what is the command to move every folder on one disk to another, will not allow me to move because of file permissions???????
[13:30] <vigo> !mirror
[13:30] <n0gear> heatmzzr: dd
[13:30] <vigo> whoops
[13:31] <heatmzzr> n8gear: huh?
[13:31] <vigo> There are ways of mirroring a system, or moving, but permissions have to be in synche
[13:31] <mind-machine> Has anyone ever tried a package called "unplug mind machine"?
[13:32] <Pici> mind-machine: Never heard of it.
[13:32] <heatmzzr> in terminal with the sudo command,,, what is the command to move several folders at once?
[13:32] <n0gear> heatmzzr: maybe this helps http://www.unix.com/filesystems-disks-memory/7243-use-dd-command.html
[13:33] <Pici> heatmzzr: mv source source source... destination
[13:33] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[13:33] <overdub> i need to shorten the time interval between when keys held down repeat
[13:34] <wex> can i use samba to transfer files from my ubuntu pc to my mac os ?!
[13:34] <overdub> i did an upgrade last night to 9.04 and now it takes a very long time when keys are held down before they repeat
[13:35] <simplechat> overdub, ok, now i've heard everything
[13:35] <overdub> it is taking close to a second, and I'm used to .125 seconds
[13:35] <overdub> it totally disrupts my typing
[13:36] <overdub> anyone know where I can change this back?
[13:36] <krzysio> ibi
[13:36] <krzysio> hi*
[13:36] <|ns|nR8> over system menu, preferences, keyboard
[13:36] <Pici> overdub: I'd guess somewhere in System>Preferences>Keyboard
[13:36] <overdub> thanks, i'll have a look there
[13:37] <overdub> i'm in "mouse and keyboard system settings" but I don't see this feature
[13:37] <vigo> Move Files> CLI> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[13:37] <krzysio> someone from poland?
[13:37] <krzysio> bye
[13:38] <skyl> what options for ./configure should I use to simulate a package manager install of nginx?
[13:38] <skyl> can I find those options somewhere?
[13:39] <overdub> keyboard shortcuts, . . . no ability to effect how long you must wait for the keys to repeat
[13:39] <georgen> hi
[13:39] <|ns|nR8> just keyboard
[13:39] <Titan8990> skyl, dpkg-buildpackage
[13:39] <Titan8990> skyl, you would have to look at the actual deb to see how they configured it
[13:39] <vigo> overdub:there is a type rate in keyboard settings
[13:40] <vigo> overdub: System>Preferences>Keyboard
[13:40] <app> Why is my USB stick flashing after umounting it succesfully?
[13:41] <app> I mean th elight on the stick is still on.
[13:41] <overdub> i see system, but no preferences
[13:42] <vigo> overdub: You may need to do a repair  at boot, that is most all nix systems
[13:42] <overdub> what kind of a repair?
[13:43] <|ns|nR8> overdub, back your data up and do a proper install, upgrades suk
[13:43] <vigo> overdub: Is like a system restore thing, is after the Main System at boot
[13:43] <overdub> |ns|nR8, you may be right about that
[13:44] <t_sean> hi,
[13:44] <Pici> overdub: Are you using Gnome?
[13:44] <overdub> KDE
[13:44] <t_sean> I'm trying to run wine on ubuntu 9.04 desktop
[13:44] <Pici> overdub: Thats the problem, we're giving you instructions for Gnome.
[13:44] <vigo> |ns|nR8: That is the best call for certain, always have a backup should also be added.
[13:44] <overdub> i'm going to go reboot and poke around some more
[13:45] <overdub> thanks for the info
[13:45] <azi__> hm.. i'm using anthy to switch between keyboards. the only options are english/japanase. how could I add other langs as well?
[13:45] <kikov> hello
[13:46] <|ns|nR8> i did fsck on mounted / partition other day...wiped out everything...lost heap of config files i gotta go work out again..had everything else backed up
[13:46] <poont> hi, i am trying to use my tv as a screen for my laptop.... i have plugged a VGA cable into both but when i switch to the VGA input on the TV it says no signal.... any ideas what the problem is, thanks.
[13:46] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[13:47] <vigo> poont: Is it HDMI?
[13:47] <|ns|nR8> poont sure your not exceeding the resolution the tv can handle ?
[13:47] <E3b> hello all, when I opened directory on nautilus and want to search file, I used to type the first letter of the file that I want to get, and it was mark me the first directory that start with that letter, and now it's didnt work, someone know how to fix it please?
[13:47] <kikov> is there something like b.d.o for ubuntu?
[13:47] <poont> ummmmm it is a 42" HD tv don't know what res it can handle
[13:47] <codazoda> So, I left my keys at work again Friday.  --  Is there a script for "Lock Screen"?  I would like to add some code to it that checks for my USB stick and warns me before locking.
[13:47] <poont> and idea what to set it to?
[13:48] <vigo> !HDMI
[13:48] <vigo> ratso
[13:48] <Miradude> JOIN #android-dev
[13:48] <vigo> !HD
[13:50] <dmize1> i have a local dns problem. i can ping and ssh locally by ip or by name, but i cannot browse to local web interfaces neither by ip nor name. there are no firewalls
[13:50] <kikov> !subversion
[13:50] <mib_gke07s> some french persons?
[13:51] <mind-machine> I am hoping to find a package called "unplug mind machine", which shuts off noisy brainwave entrainment frequencies.
[13:52] <|ns|nR8> its not a dns prob dmize1
[13:52] <dmize1> ﻿|ns|nR8: okay ... then what is the problem?
[13:52] <skyl> Titan8990 how can I have a look at the .deb?
[13:52] <|ns|nR8> what is the local web interface
[13:52] <|ns|nR8> are you sure thre is a server running ?
[13:53] <Titan8990> skyl, idk, im not a debian package maintainer
[13:53] <|ns|nR8> have you got proxy setting set in your web browser
[13:53] <dmize1> ﻿|ns|nR8: yes, i am sure. i am trying to get to my clarkconnect server. i can browse to it on one machine but none of the others.
[13:53] <dmize1> ﻿|ns|nR8: no proxy setting.
[13:53] <skyl> Titan8990 the .deb is a binary
[13:54] <|ns|nR8> the machine you can browse from is that the same machine that has the server
[13:54] <dmize1> ﻿|ns|nR8: no.
[13:54] <codazoda> I would like to add some code to check for my USB stick when I select "Lock Screen" from the menu.  Any idea's what script is executed by that menu, or how to find out?
[13:54] <Wolf23> help please! if i want to install ubuntu 9.04 from the begining,how can i do format before installtion?
[13:55] <dmize1> Wolf23: it will reformat during the install.
[13:55] <|ns|nR8> when partitioner starts during install
[13:55] <codazoda> Wolf23: If you boot from the CD, the install will allow you to format and/or partition.
[13:55] <Phreakerr> needing some help here
[13:55] <dmize1> !ask
[13:56] <Phreakerr> for some reason,  my home folder has become my desktop.. i need
[13:56] <Phreakerr> *i think
[13:56] <Phreakerr> just logged on one morning i found Music and Pictures and even Desktop.. on my desktop :S
[13:56] <raio> oi bom dia
[13:57] <Phreakerr> and now i have no "home folder"..  just goes to my desktop :/
[13:57] <Phreakerr> any ideas?
[13:57] <Wolf23> dmize1: codazoda thanx , but i insert the cd live and it stops before instal
[13:57] <dmize1> Wolf23: did you do an integrity check on the cd before installing?
[13:57] <brucelee> how can i get my wifi driver installed? i heard i can do it with ndiswrapper, but the links in ndiswrapper are broken and i can't follow them. my nic is dwl-g510. does anyone happen to have the same one? please help!!
[13:58] <Wolf23> dmize1: no tell me how
[13:58] <raio> bom dia a todos q estao por ai ok?
[13:58] <Titan8990> !wireless | brucelee
[13:58] <dmize1> Wolf23: it is one of the options in the boot menu of the cd before you install.
[13:58] <codazoda> Wolf23: You might want to try some of the boot options, after checking the CD.  Like low video mode, disable ACPI, etc.
[13:59] <Titan8990> !es | raio
[13:59] <codazoda> Wolf23: There are some options in a menu as you boot the CD.  I belive you can check each of them.  They will look like "acpi=off" and so forth.
[14:00] <miranda_> is there anyway to achieve this: string="aaaaaaa 1 2 3 4 5 6 # 98 74484";     ${string:1:1}=b ; echo $string
[14:00] <vigo> poont: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?s=59deeba2b29fb038dbd5b44283dde595&t=1135864&highlight=television
[14:00] <Wolf23> dmize1:  i got one file error
[14:00] <miranda_> i want to replace one character in the string, knowing its position
[14:00] <dmize1> Wolf23: when you boot the live cd, do you get a menu?
[14:00] <Wolf23> yes
[14:00] <dmize1> Wolf23: you mean you tested the cd and got an error?
[14:00] <Phreakerr> my Desktop has become my home folder..  does anyone know how to fix this? :(
[14:01] <n0gear> Phreakerr: move the stuff from Desktop folder back to /home
[14:01] <ieifywd> olaaa
[14:01] <Wolf23> dmize1:  no i got the menu options from booting, i click on "check disk for defects"
[14:02] <codazoda> Phreakerr: Did you accidentally create a link in the desktop directory to the home directory?
[14:02] <ieifywd>  where is ""[D
[14:02] <codazoda> Phreakerr: Actually, I don't think that would do it...
[14:02] <dmize1> Wolf23: good, was the "check disk for defects" successful, or did it show an error?
[14:02] <Phreakerr> n0gear: theres nothing on my desktop just now,  i deleted it all,  just annying empty folders..  but would that stop is creating folders like "amsn recieved" on my desktop? :S
[14:03] <Phreakerr> codazoda: i have no idea how i would do that :S
[14:03] <Wolf23> dmize1:  yes it shows: one files with error
[14:03] <dmize1> Wolf23: you got a bad burn. throw that cd away and burn again at a lower speed. 4X is good.
[14:04] <Wolf23> dmize1:  yes maybe :(
[14:04] <dmize1> Wolf23: not maybe. for sure ;)
[14:04] <Phreakerr> codazoda:  i don't think i did anything like that :S wouldn't know how to,  last thing i did was save something in audacity to the folder "ubuntu",  ended up on my desktop
[14:04] <Wolf23> thanx dmize1 i will try
[14:04] <Wolf23> :)
[14:04] <Phreakerr> (my username is ubuntu)
[14:04] <meiki2000> Hello. Imagine you got an unstable wifi connection. what would you do to somehow re-initialize the wifi card of your laptop in order to not have to reboot your computer every time?
[14:05] <meiki2000> once the wifi connection is gone
[14:05] <codazoda> Phreakerr: I think n0gear has the right idea.  Maybe you moved the files from home to desktop?  Create a file, ~/desktop/test.txt and see if it shows up.  Do it from the command line.
[14:05] <meiki2000> in a terminal window
[14:05] <codazoda> Prheakerr: that will give you an idea if you just moved files around by accident.
[14:05] <Pici> meiki2000: One way would be: sudo invoke-rc.d networking restart
[14:05] <dmize1> ﻿i have a local browsing problem. i can ping and ssh locally by ip or by name, but i cannot browse to local web interfaces neither by ip nor name. there are no firewalls.
[14:06] <meiki2000> pici thank you
[14:06] <resno> dmize1: can you ping your router or google.com?
[14:06] <meiki2000> any other way is appreciated since i am going to loose my connection in the next 60 minutes anyhow
[14:06] <dmize1> resno: i can both ping my router, and browse to its config page.
[14:06] <dmize1> resno: browsing internet causes no problems.
[14:06] <resno> dmize1: is your modem conneted?
[14:07] <dmize1> ^^
[14:07] <|ns|nR8> can you ping the machine your trying to connect to dmize1
[14:07] <Phreakerr> oh jeez..  i think my dog just threw up -_-  brb
[14:07] <resno> dmize1: whats the problem then?
[14:08] <dmize1> ﻿|ns|nR8: yes, i can ping both name and ip. i can also ssh. i can NOT browse to the server's web config interface.
[14:08] <lesshaste> any way to make a mouse button act like a regular keyboard button (concretely I want to have CTRL on mouse 2)?
[14:08] <dmize1> resno: the problem is not internet, the problem is intranet.
[14:08] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[14:09] <unitedpotsmokers> guys, how to see mac address in ubuntu?
[14:09] <|ns|nR8> ifconfig
[14:09] <resno> dmize1: What are you trying to do, that is not working?
[14:09] <tiyowan> unitedpotsmokers: ifconfig
[14:10] <dmize1> resno: i am trying to browse to my email server's config page via firefox. i can ssh to it, and i can ping it, but i cannot browse to it by ip either ip address or name.
[14:11] <Titan8990> dmize1, you can verify that it is even up?
[14:11] <hemanth> howto edit libnotify-bin / notify-send for my requirements
[14:11] <Vlek> Hi, I'm I've a problem. How can I deinstall Abiword. Add/remove Applications as well synaptic doesnt reconize Abiword beeing installed.
[14:11] <dmize1> T﻿itan8990: it is active, as I am able to send mail from the WAN.
[14:12] <Titan8990> dmize1, that doesn't mean the web server is up and running
[14:12] <gastly> Vlek, sudo apt-get purge abiword ?
[14:12] <dmize1> ﻿T﻿itan8990: i am also able to browse to the config page by another computer running in a vm.
[14:12] <Titan8990> dmize1, just means your emial server is functioning
[14:12] <Vlek> Let me check :)
[14:12] <gastly> okies
[14:12] <Titan8990> dmize1, now, that does...
[14:13] <dmize1> ﻿T﻿itan8990: that is the only computer on the network that can reach the config page.
[14:13] <Titan8990> dmize1, I would check security policies on all the parties involved
[14:13] <Titan8990> dmize1, client, server and routing equipment
[14:13] <Vlek> it's working Gastly thank you :)
[14:13] <gastly> yw Vlek :)
[14:13] <meiki2000> I am trying to use wpa_supplicant on ubuntu 9.04 to restrict my wifi card to G mode only but I am unable to find instructions to this. i found the appropriate website. I possibly do not see the trees through the rather dense forest if you catch my meaning. is there a how-to?
[14:14] <hemanth> howto edit libnotify-bin / notify-send for my requirements
[14:14] <dmize1> ﻿﻿﻿Titan8990: it was working last night. i've made no changes in policy since then. also strange that i cannot send/receive mail from the LAN, but i can from the WAN.
[14:15] <dmize1> ﻿Titan8990: the only change i made was to the mtu, because i was getting errors. could that cause this problem?
[14:16] <Titan8990> dmize1, i would say so
[14:16] <Titan8990> dmize1, since there are certain sizes needed for tcp to function properly
[14:16] <Vlek> Just one thing. Is there also a firewall for ubuntu? Or isn't that necessary?
[14:17] <hemanth> Vlek, there is a firewall to know more , do man ubw
[14:17] <grawity> Vlek: Usually Linux-based systems don't need a firewall.
[14:17] <hemanth> Vlek, there is a firewall to know more , do man ufw in your terminal
[14:17] <dmize1> ﻿Titan8990: okay, i will try a different nic then. i have an atl1 module problem. :(
[14:17] <hemanth> Vlek, if u are running a ftp server or something similar u better have it running
[14:18] <heatmzzr> is there a way to copy several directories at one time??????
[14:18] <Vlek> Uhm, no but i'm used of windows. And just want to be save. Want to go opensource :)
[14:18] <Vlek> So I have no idea what is needed or not
[14:20] <rob_p> Vlek, No host-based firewall necessary for 99% of users.
[14:22] <Vlek> and what about a virusscanner?
[14:22] <thomson_de> fprot?
[14:22] <grawity> Not needed (though ClamAV may be useful).
[14:22] <lamzes> if user pc you need not virusscanner
[14:23] <gotunandan> yes clamav should be good enough
[14:23] <thomson_de> arent the linux virus scanner just needed to scan windows partitions?
[14:23] <rob_p> Vlek, Also usually not needed unless your box handles files that will be utilized by windows boxes.  But Clamav is good if you must.
[14:23] <vtrl> trl
[14:23] <vtrl> vtrl
[14:23] <badnerd19> hey guys
[14:24] <[CERT]> thomastp: yes
[14:24] <Vlek> Sorry I ask because I'm used to windows :$. And they advice to use a virus scanner
[14:24] <gastly> actually, avast is also available for linux...but oh well, it's not open source
[14:24] <thomson_de> ok thx
[14:24] <[CERT]> thomson_de: ^^
[14:24] <Taoista> people
[14:24] <Taoista> a question
[14:24] <rob_p> Vlek, That's because Windows is MUCH more vulnerable to such threats.
[14:24] <gastly> shoot ;)
[14:24] <Taoista> nexenta is Solaris or Linux?
[14:25] <tiyowan> Taoista: OpenSolaris
[14:25] <badnerd19> hey when i downloaded ubuntu there was lot of memory and now it says memory only 500MO :s
[14:25] <gotunandan> Vlek, you should probably add this repo too, just to keep up to date
[14:25] <gotunandan> https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-clamav/+archive/ppa
[14:25] <badnerd19> does anybody know why
[14:25] <[CERT]> Taoista: it's open solaris, but under the GUN licence
[14:25] <gotunandan> Taoista: it uses the open solaris kernel instead of the linux kernel, with ubuntu userland
[14:25] <hendrixski> Help. I'm setting up bobmig.com, which works, but when I go to www.bobmig.com it doesn't work, and I have the serverAlias in place like this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/190863/
[14:26] <hendrixski> what am I doing wrong?
[14:26] <FloodBot2> hendrixski: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:26] <badnerd19> hey guys :s i think i have a problme in the disk quotas :s
[14:26] <badnerd19> anybody here ?
[14:26] <bigboss> Hello people!! could anyone give me some tips to clean up my ubuntu? cause boot time and normally use are very slowed down
[14:26] <tiyowan> !ask | badnerd19
[14:26] <alexb1> uploaded the alsa-info.sh output at http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=f79b6319e18fa8d3a2a599aebc2fc559af6fd0c4 . My problem is: no sound in ubuntu jaunty
[14:27] <badnerd19> !help
[14:27] <Vlek> OK, thanks for the information. Going to try some buttons see how ubuntu works :)
[14:27] <badnerd19> !ask
[14:27] <heatmzzr> how do you change to root in linux
[14:27] <Myrtti> heatmzzr: in ubuntu, sudo -i
[14:27] <grawity> heatmzzr: in Ubuntu, you type: sudo -i
[14:27] <bigboss> Hello people!! could anyone give me some tips to clean up my ubuntu? cause boot time and normally use are very slowed down
[14:28] <badnerd19> but why ubuntu says disk is full when its not :s
[14:28] <thomson_de> is there any difference between su and sudo -i?
[14:28] <gotunandan> alexb1: check the volume control and make sure no output sound is muted
[14:28] <Myrtti> thomson_de: none that you need to worry about
[14:28] <grawity> thomson_de: 'su' asks for the root password (which is disabled in Ubuntu). 'sudo' asks for _your_ password.
[14:28] <hemanth> bigboss, have a look http://www.h3manth.com/2009/05/clean-ubuntu.html
[14:28] <rob_p> hendrixski, Chagnge ServerAlias directive to just, "www.bobmig.com" as bobmig.com is implied and un-necessary.
[14:28] <gastly> thomson_de, well su works if you have root login enabled
[14:28] <badnerd19> im bein ignored
[14:28] <gastly> only*
[14:29] <Myrtti> badnerd19: so what did df -h say?
[14:29] <bigboss> hemanth, thanks 4 the link, i'll give it a loog
[14:29] <bigboss> *look
[14:29] <hemanth> bigboss, okies
[14:29] <badnerd19> what is df -h ???
[14:29] <hendrixski> rob_p: so that line would be just "ServerAlias www.bobmig.com" ?
[14:29] <hemanth> badnerd19, we might have missed u , but not ignoring
[14:29] <grawity> badnerd19: It shows how much space is left on all of your disks.
[14:29] <gotunandan> badnerd19: run the command df -h in the terminal
[14:29] <rob_p> hendrixski, yup
[14:30] <badnerd19> ok thnx grawity i ll see^^
[14:30] <Myrtti> badnerd19: start up a terminal and type that in
[14:30] <badnerd19> thnx gotunandan too
[14:30] <badnerd19> thnx Myrtti
[14:30] <hendrixski> rob_p: I restarted apache and it still is blank when I go to www
[14:30] <rob_p> hendrixski, ...also, make sure to do, "sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 reload" once you make the change in order for the new config to take affect.
[14:31] <rob_p> hendrixski, Then it's time to view apache's logs for clues
[14:31] <bacco1977> join /#parpg
[14:31] <hendrixski> rob_p: oh fun, where are thos?
[14:31] <grawity> bacco1977: /join #parpg
[14:32] <rob_p> hendrixski, Actually, both turn up blank pages here.
[14:32] <hemanth> hendrixski, try those steps  http://www.h3manth.com/2008/11/java-cgi-tomcat-apache-php-msql-on.html
[14:32] <rob_p> hendrixski, You probably have browser-cached a previous copy of a page that existed before...
[14:33] <hendrixski> rob_p: but I hit F5
[14:33] <rob_p> hendrixski, Are you sure you have a default document in /var/www/bobmig/ directory?
[14:34] <hendrixski> rob_p: yeah, I have it ln -s to ~/bobmig
[14:35] <gastly> hendrixski, have you enabled 'FollowSymlinks'?
[14:35] <macen> hi
[14:35] <hendrixski> gaaah, now I changed the wordpress settings to say www.bobmig  and that just may it worse
[14:35] <rob_p> hendrixski, is is named after one of the accepted default documents (index.html, index.php, index.htm, default.htm, etc.)?
[14:35] <hendrixski> gastly: I don't know, where would I check?
[14:36] <macen> i have ubuntu 8.04 running on a tower server in my office, whenever the machine is manually rebooted i am required to re-login, otherwise the vnc won't work
[14:36] <rob_p> hendrixski, Oh, it's a Wordpress install...
[14:36] <hendrixski> rob_p: there's an index.php
[14:36] <macen> how to make it auto-login as a user? so that i don't need a keyboard connected to it in order to use vnc from another machine on the network
[14:36] <rob_p> hendrixski, Yeah, I know now.
[14:37] <macen> so whenever the OS starts, i want it to login to a users account, so that i can vnc to it from other locations?
[14:37] <rob_p> hendrixski, That's a good thing to check... the FollowSymlinks directive.
[14:37] <macen> anybody?
[14:37] <gastly> hendrixski, it should be in the file you set your documentroot in (/etc/apache2/sites-available)
[14:38] <Vlek> WHen I try a command in the terminal it's keeping the terminal busy till I terminate the application.
[14:38] <gotunandan> macen: you can set a particular account to auto login
[14:38] <Vlek> Can I change that?
[14:38] <gastly> it should be in that directory (sorry, I forgot what filename it was) hendrixski
[14:38] <RichiH> Vlek: foo &
[14:38] <grawity> Vlek: Is it a GUI program you run?
[14:38] <rob_p> Vlek, you can background the process
[14:38] <Vlek> rdesktop
[14:38] <macen> google talks of "gdmsetup" ...
[14:38] <imsantoso> macen: control center -> login
[14:38] <gotunandan> macen: that can be done from System -> Administration -> Login Window
[14:38] <macen> ah i see
[14:38] <rob_p> Vlek, see RichiH's response.
[14:39] <Vlek> THank you again :)
[14:39] <hendrixski> gastly: yes, I have "Option FollowSimlinks" in my /etc/apache/sites-available/000_default
[14:39] <rob_p> Vlek, welcome
[14:39] <gastly> hendrixski, ahh ok :)
[14:39] <hendrixski> should I comment that out?
[14:40] <gastly> no hendrixski, that's requiered
[14:40] <gastly> required*
[14:41] <rob_p> hendrixski, Is your bobmig virtual host definition your default vhost?  I think you have to define it for each vhost.
[14:41] <macen> awesome
[14:41] <Vlek> RichiH, bash: foo: command not found
[14:41] <grawity> Vlek: 'foo' is usually used as an example, meaning "replace with the actual command"
[14:41] <rob_p> Vlek, foo is the name of your program.
[14:41] <Vlek> ow ok
[14:42] <Vlek> :)
[14:42] <hendrixski> rob_p: no, I defined a separate file /etc/apache/sites-available/bobmig  and did ln -s in the sites-enabled,  that's posted here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/190863/
[14:42] <hendrixski> actually... that's not up to date, I changed the serveralias line
[14:42] <rob_p> hendrixski, Add the FollowSymlinks directive to your bobmig vhost definition.
[14:42] <gotunandan> Vlek: you can always run the GUI program by alt+f2 and typing it out
[14:43]  * hendrixski tries that
[14:43] <Vlek> ow nice!
[14:43] <Kage[Work]> Just tried asking this in #ubuntu-motu, but I'll try here...
[14:43] <rob_p> hendrixski, you can also check apache's logs for problems.  I think it's /var/log/apache2/error.log or something similar...
[14:43] <Kage[Work]> Does anyone know if: There is such an option on ubuntu-vm-builder only to generate the XML definition
[14:44] <Kage[Work]> Or 2: If -anything- unique would suffice in <uuid>?
[14:44] <rob_p> hendrixski, It will often tell you in not so many words what is causing the problems.
[14:45] <hendrixski> interesting, it says file does not exist
[14:45] <macen> is there some guide i can give to complete noobs to get them onto IRC once they've had ubuntu installed for them?
[14:45] <macen> all the software is there, but to get them in here, specifically
[14:45] <rob_p> hendrixski, Well that's something to investigate...
[14:45] <macen> and to explain the idiosyncrasies of this community based support channel (and IRC...)
[14:46] <rob_p> hendrixski, Well, gotta run for now but others here should be able to step in and further assist...
[14:46] <tdn> I am trying to make use of my geode aes engine by using LUKS/dmcrypt for encrypted partitions. But for some reason it does not work with the geode_aes module loaded.
[14:46] <macen> i'm a mac user, so don't really have time for them..
[14:48] <Pici> macen: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat would be a good place to start, note that the irc client links go to other wiki pages
[14:48] <tdn> Here is terminal log of what I have tried: http://thomasdamgaard.dk/p/P1310.html
[14:48] <macen> literally reading exactly that page now
[14:48] <hendrixski> :-(
[14:49] <macen> maybe they'd be better off with the paid support
[14:49] <gotunandan> macen: are they really having so many problems that they'll require the support ?
[14:49] <macen> not really no
[14:49] <Pici> macen: They could always use the forums if IRC just isn't for them.
[14:49] <hendrixski> gastly: if you can still help.   here's the apache error log telling me a file that does exist doesn't exist:   http://paste.ubuntu.com/190888/
[14:50] <macen> although one did need me to come back out to him because he hadn't done the updates
[14:50] <gotunandan> macen: most likely a google search for their ubuntu specific problem will get them an ubuntuforums link
[14:50] <macen> indeed
[14:50] <macen> this is what i say
[14:50] <macen> ok
[14:50] <macen> tyvm
[14:51] <hendrixski> and I just tried chmod'ing it to 777   still, empty screen
[14:51] <macen> btw, great feedback from people
[14:51] <macen> thank god for open office...
[14:51] <macen> heh
[14:51] <gotunandan> macen: i am a relative n00b, been using ubuntu or linux for that matter just over a year, any problems i run into, i just do a google search: "ubuntu+xyx" problem
[14:51] <macen> ya
[14:51] <gastly> hendrixski, do you have DirectoryIndex directive set to include 'index.php'?
[14:51] <macen> i say just use the ubuntu keyword and there are plenty of people eager to help so just keep looking
[14:52] <macen> they like that it's free :>
[14:52] <macen> heh
[14:52] <hendrixski> gastly: I've never needed to in the past
[14:53] <gastly> hendrixski, well you'll have to add 'index.php' to the 'DirectoryIndex' dierctive in the 000-default file...it's required for wordpress :)
[14:55] <hendrixski> gastly:   oh, shizzle, I think I found it... it's looking for /var/www/bobmig/wordpress/
[14:55] <hendrixski> that's a dumb mistake, FML
[14:56] <gastly> hehe, congrats you found it :)
[14:57] <xen23> Ooh an irc client that connects me somewhere immediately rather than having to mess about with servers, loving ubuntu more and more every day :)
[14:58] <gastly> :)
[14:58] <vln_> oh yeah ubuntu rules
[14:58] <nathan7> =)
[14:58] <p2t> xen23: lol ))) love, love and more love )))
[14:58] <nathan7> It's #ubuntu fyi
[14:59] <xen23> I'm well impressed, using Netbook remix and it's the first time I've had a linux build installed and found myself in windows wanting to reboot into linux for ease of use :)
[14:59] <xen23> :)
[15:00] <Dex_Live_FIle> yes
[15:00] <Dex_Live_FIle> estou on
[15:00] <Dex_Live_FIle> Primeira vez
[15:01] <vln_> why i cant close package installer (Skype)
[15:01] <erUSUL> !skype1
[15:01] <erUSUL> !skype
[15:01] <filipegarcia> can anyone help me working with a LG L1730SF touch screen??
[15:04] <ndrwc> !adhoc
[15:04] <ndrwc> !ad-hoc
[15:04] <muskatnuss> omg ... hi guys. got an stupid problem here....
[15:04] <ndrwc> !wireless
[15:04] <vln_> please help my FireFox cant load one site while others going well (www.m-1.fm)
[15:04] <muskatnuss> i played around with the usermod comand and entered something like
[15:04] <muskatnuss> usermod -G www-data username
[15:04] <gastly> gotta run, laters
[15:05] <muskatnuss> then i googled around a few minutes to find an command to flush user previlegies ... cause with "users" command i werent able to see that im in www-data group now
[15:05] <muskatnuss> but wasnt able to find any
[15:05] <muskatnuss> so i rebooted
[15:05] <muskatnuss> -.-.
[15:05] <muskatnuss> and now i openend a term and entered sudo vi /etc/fstab
[15:05] <muskatnuss> and it tells me your are not in sudoers list
[15:05] <erUSUL> muskatnuss: usermod -G www-data username <<<< such a mistake now you are only member of www-data
[15:05] <muskatnuss> incident will be reportet
[15:06] <muskatnuss> fuck....
[15:06] <erUSUL> muskatnuss: people should learn to not play with usermod
[15:06] <muskatnuss> what can i do now ?
[15:06] <erUSUL> !language | muskatnuss
[15:06] <ziyv> How do I tune to  1366 x 768 with ubuntu 9.04 on aspire 751 ?
[15:06] <muskatnuss> i read the man page plenty
[15:06] <muskatnuss> sry...
[15:06] <wjs_ltop> Hello, I tracked down a kernel panic in Ubuntu9.04..  Should I open a bug report?
[15:06] <grawity> muskatnuss: Reboot Ubuntu in "recovery mode", then use the same command to add yourself to 'admin' group.
[15:06] <erUSUL> muskatnuss: reboot into recovery mode add yourself to admin mode with adduser the command you should have used
[15:06] <wjs_ltop> I haven't really fixed it..  I just know kind of what causes it.
[15:07] <erUSUL> muskatnuss: adduser $USER admin
[15:07] <muskatnuss> alright thanks man :)
[15:07] <muskatnuss> alright thanks man :)
[15:07] <muskatnuss> ill give it a try
[15:07] <erUSUL> muskatnuss: and do not use usermod again (if you do not know what you are doing)
[15:08] <Frogging101> I previously installed gstreamer using synaptic. There is  now a newer version. I compiled and installed it from a tar.gz, how do I remove the old one from synaptic without screwing everything up?
[15:08] <Titan8990> Frogging101, its recommended you don't do that...
[15:08] <panfist> is it possible to enable xdmcp from the command line? i have ssh access to my box but i would like to get into an x environment if possible
[15:09] <Frogging101> Titan8990: Well how do I update gstreamer? Synaptic doesnt have the latest version
[15:09] <Titan8990> Frogging101, what does the latest version have that you need?
[15:09] <Frogging101> Titan8990: First, why is that important, second, its a dependency for something else
[15:10] <Titan8990> Frogging101, its important because you could be causing yourself a lot of trouble for no reason and second, whats that?
[15:10] <muskatnuss> back -.-
[15:11] <muskatnuss> how to boot easy peasy in recovery mode... silly question i know ...
[15:11] <Frogging101> Titan8990: I would just like an answer...
[15:11] <erUSUL> muskatnuss: should be an entry in the grub menu. choose to drop to a root shell
[15:11] <omnydevi> muskatnuss: hrm....let me boot up my eee, did you hit escape while grub was about to load up?
[15:11] <grawity> muskatnuss: reboot, and when it says "Press ESC to open menu" press Esc key, and choose Recovery.
[15:11] <Frogging101> Titan8990: This is what I want to do, so that is my question
[15:11] <muskatnuss> surer ... was may first try
[15:12] <Frogging101> I previously installed gstreamer using synaptic. There is  now a newer version. I compiled and installed it from a tar.gz, how do I remove the old one from synaptic without screwing everything up?
[15:12] <Titan8990> !info gstreamer
[15:12] <Titan8990> !search gstreamer
[15:12] <Frogging101> !gstreamer
[15:12] <jhambo> hmmm... openoffice impress is unbearably slow.  I frequently find myself having to wait 3 minutes to do anything when it decides to autosave and sometimes moving a figure a few inches means waiting for 3-5 minutes...  Powerpoint running on XP through virtualbox is faster! What the heck...?
[15:12] <Frogging101> I am using intrepid
[15:12] <Titan8990> Frogging101, apt-cache search gstreamer
[15:12] <Titan8990> Frogging101, apt-get remove --purge PACKAGENAME
[15:12] <Norpan111> iS it only me that having trouble with the LAN network When dualbooting into ubuntu? as soon as i get the LAN working under windows. And boot into Ubuntu it stop working. ANd when ubuntu is working, windows wont rok
[15:13] <Norpan111> Is this a cummon issue? Is there a work around?
[15:13] <Norpan111> Some driver issue maybe?
[15:13] <Norpan111> Please MSG me
[15:14] <omnydevi> Norpan111: if you can, get in the router and make your ip static from the mac address. its what i do at least
[15:14] <Frogging101> Titan8990: Will purge remove the things dependant on it?
[15:14] <Frogging101> Titan8990: And will those things recognize the one installed from source?
[15:14] <Titan8990> Frogging101, no
[15:14] <Titan8990> Frogging101, sudo aptitude remove PACKAGENAME
[15:15] <Titan8990> Frogging101, with something like gstreamer there is no telling
[15:15] <Frogging101> Titan8990: okay...
[15:15] <muskatnuss> google wont give me an answer though ....
[15:15] <muskatnuss> mysterious
[15:15] <muskatnuss> ^^
[15:15] <Titan8990> Frogging101, you can try using build-dpkg for easy management for source installs
[15:15] <mvalviar> Hi! I'm trying to use find *.mp3 -print0|xargs -0 mp3gain to analyze my mp3 files but im getting signal 11. What is the equivalent command with -exec?
[15:15] <ual> i would like to know why my ubuntu server is shutting down all input/output while the power remains on. how do i check this
[15:16] <Titan8990> Frogging101, sorry that should have been: dpkg-buildpackage
[15:16] <Frogging101> Titan8990: thanks
[15:16] <geirha> mvalviar: find -name "*.mp3" -print0 | xargs -0 mp3gain  , or find -name "*.mp3" -exec mp3gain {} \;
[15:16] <perbl> hmm, seems like my triple head-setup problems are caused by xinerama not working with my display adapters longer
[15:17] <perbl> now I was able to create a dual head-setup with one display adapter, and have the third monitor as a separate monitor
[15:17] <Frogging101> Titan8990: What about make installs?
[15:17] <perbl> but if I try to enable xinerama, everything starts looping in black
[15:17] <Titan8990> Frogging101, I have never built a deb honestly
[15:17] <Frogging101> Titan8990: okay
[15:18] <mvalviar> geirha: i tried the first one but im getting termed w/ sig 11 without goin past the 10th file
[15:18] <Titan8990> Frogging101, you shouldn't need to make install, just make
[15:18] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone tell me what is the tool that is used for documenting
[15:18] <Titan8990> Frogging101, debs are precompiled binaries
[15:18] <geirha> !checkinstall | Frogging101
[15:18] <Vlek> Ok I've everything working. But I've no sound. My laptop is a HP 6830s and I tried this webpage from the ubuntu forums. But adding that line doesn't work. What can I do? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=996093
[15:20] <PerryArmstrong> can anyone tell me what is the tool that is used for documentation
[15:20] <Dr_Willis> PerryArmstrong:  you mean 'man pages' ?
[15:20] <Rabbitbunny> gedit.
[15:20] <Norpan111> omnydevi i have no router
[15:20] <muskatnuss> nano
[15:20] <narcoclepsy> Hi, skip-networking has been removed from the my.cnf file, the new deb default is to listen on localhost only... netstat -a proves its not listening on 3306, how can i undo this so that the mysqld is listening on my local network, say all 192.168.2.0 addresses
[15:20] <Norpan111> omnydevi i have a whole in the wall :P
[15:21] <narcoclepsy> from within mysql , show variables says that skip_networking is off... :-/
[15:21] <PerryArmstrong> Dr_Willis; no actually i am doing a project and i need a tool for documenting something like LATEX...Someone did suggest me a tool but i dont remember the name. It seems that this tool has good features
[15:21] <narcoclepsy> (and the port command for 3306 is in the my.cnf file indeed)
[15:21] <Norpan111> I have read something about "wake on lan" but i cant find that option in my BIOS?
[15:21] <muskatnuss> -> advanced bios features
[15:22] <muskatnuss> if its not there you got none
[15:22] <Norpan111>  muskatnuss cant find it
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> PerryArmstrong:  Latex is a very powerfull typesetting system. or TeX, there are gui editors for LaTeX, or use any of the other word processors out.. It all depends on your needs.
[15:22] <extor> How do I install a kernel which can see more than 3.3 GB of RAM? What do I search for in apt-cache ?
[15:22] <Dr_Willis> PerryArmstrong:  theres proberly other 'documeation systems' for larger group projects also.
[15:22] <Titan8990> extor, the server kernel...
[15:22] <Norpan111> I have no idea what to do, cus if i wait long enough the wired works again
[15:23] <Norpan111> But then it wont work under windows
[15:23] <geirha> PerryArmstrong: I use vim for latex, but http://www.tug.org/interest.html#packages
[15:23] <Norpan111> Just if i wait long enough
[15:23] <extor> key words = ?
[15:23] <Dr_Willis> extor:  or use the 64bit ubuntu
[15:23] <Norpan111> Or have the computer shutoff for a while
[15:23] <Norpan111> wich sucks
[15:23] <Titan8990> !search linux-image-
[15:23] <Titan8990> !search image
[15:23] <extor> Well I think I already downloaded the 32 bit ubuntu DVD unfortunately
[15:23] <Pici> Titan8990: What are you looking for?
[15:24] <Titan8990> Pici, server kernel package names
[15:24] <muskatnuss> okay ... im also not able to find it somewhere ^^
[15:24] <muskatnuss> im always gettin in strange troubles with ubuntu ^^
[15:24] <Norpan111> muskatnuss me 2
[15:24] <Pici> Titan8990: linux-image-generic (and !search looks for factoids, not packages)
[15:24] <Titan8990> extor, i think its like linux-image-VERSION-server
[15:24] <PerryArmstrong> Dr_Willis, geirha; i suppose that name starts with Tex or something...can you think of more names...
[15:24] <Dr_Willis> Titan8990:  fire up synaptics and use its search feature.. Im not sure that just using the server kernel  will 'fix' your problem with memory.
[15:24] <Norpan111> muskatnuss iits really annoying with mt network LAN
[15:25] <geirha> Dr_Willis: Texmaker maybe?
[15:25] <Titan8990> Dr_Willis, server kernel has PAE enabled allowing for more memory
[15:25] <extor> server?
[15:25] <muskatnuss> sure i have many troubles around nfs server and clients
[15:25] <Dr_Willis> PerryArmstrong:  TeX is a Typesettin system. Its used to make books and other  things.  You have not been clear on what you are really wanting to do . other then 'make documetion' , that can be done with  about anything. :)
[15:25] <geirha> PerryArmstrong: Texmaker maybe?
[15:25] <muskatnuss> and samba... its too unstable ...
[15:25] <Dr_Willis> Titan8990:  and some times it dont work on some machines. :)
[15:25] <Pici> !latex | PerryArmstrong
[15:26] <gaveen> PerryArmstrong, DocBook ?
[15:26] <Dr_Willis> If i got a system with 4+gb of ram. i use the 64bit disrto if i can.
[15:26] <Titan8990> Dr_Willis, right
[15:26] <extor> Dr_Willis, yeah that's very clever of you however I already downloaded the ubuntu 32 bit DVD evidently
[15:27] <extor> ubuntu-9.04-dvd-i386.iso
[15:27] <Titan8990> extor,I have literally a fairly big stack of linux cds and dvds.....
[15:27] <Titan8990> extor, you could have just got the 9mb minimal install disc
[15:27] <brucelee> i downloaded an opensource driver, how do i install it?
[15:27] <Dr_Willis> extor:  why did you bother with the dvd? you dont gain much from  the extra download except for addational language packa
[15:28] <Titan8990> brucelee, download and install it via the package manager
[15:28] <omnydevi> i'd just download the 64. i made the mistake of not doing that a few days ago, it was worth redownloading the correct one and reinstalling.
[15:28] <Dr_Willis> extor:  the point to rember is that the server kernel MIGHT have issues with some hardware/drivers.
[15:28] <PerryArmstrong> Dr_Willis, geirha,gaveen, Pici; well i suppose its Texmaker.....thanks geirha....i'll try that out....anyways i am buiding a website and i need to make an SRS...so someone told me Texmaker has good look and features.....is there any alternative for this in Windows XP
[15:28] <extor> the 64 bit kernel?
[15:28] <brucelee> Titan8990, how do i do this though?
[15:28] <brucelee> i downloaded it through mozilla
[15:28] <PerryArmstrong> Dr_Willis, geirha,gaveen, Pici; thanks everyone for helping me
[15:28] <Pici> PerryArmstrong: Try asking in ##windows
[15:28] <brucelee> and i have the file in my downloads right now, its a tar.gz
[15:28] <Dr_Willis> PerryArmstrong:  TeX is rather 'standard' :)
[15:28] <cadman21> I'm trying to install ubuntu 8.10 on an older computer that previously had windows 98. when I run start the computer it gives me a "Invalid system disk" error any ideas?
[15:29]  * Dr_Willis has no idea what a 'srs' for a web site even is.
[15:29] <geirha> PerryArmstrong: I've heard texniccenter is good. It's windows only.
[15:29] <Dr_Willis> cadman21:  you are trying to install? or have you allready installed?
[15:29] <gaveen> PerryArmstrong, Texmaker is an IDE for LaTeX. Try TeXnicCenter on Windows
[15:30] <cadman21> Dr_Willis: I'm trying to install..
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> cadman21:  You did burn the iso to cd properly? (check the disk see what files are on it, if you have a single .iso file, you did it wrong)  Make sure the system can boot from cd (check bios)
[15:30] <PerryArmstrong> geirha, gaveen; the problem is that i am preparing my SRS on ubuntu, but then my project review committee will be using windows...so i need to give them this alternative so that they can view it
[15:31] <cadman21> Dr_Willis: yeah I have used this cd at least five other times.
[15:31] <Dr_Willis> cadman21:  sounds like the bios isent set to boot from cd.
[15:31] <gaveen> PerryArmstrong, you can generate PDF outpu from LaTeX/TeX. So there's no need to give them the source docs
[15:32] <PerryArmstrong> gaveen; okk...thanks....so even Texmaker has this feature....which is better Texmaker or Tex
[15:32] <brucelee> how do i install open source drivers for my wifi card? i have the file .tar.gz in my hard drive, downloaded from mozilla
[15:32] <Titan8990> brucelee, that is the windows way
[15:32] <Titan8990> brucelee, you need to do it the linux way
[15:32] <brucelee> how do i do that? :p
[15:32] <Dr_Willis> brucelee:  its very likely the drivers are allady included.
[15:32] <Titan8990> !wireless | brucelee
[15:32] <Titan8990> brucelee, what card do you have?
[15:33] <gaveen> PerryArmstrong, TeX is the underlying language. Texmaker is just an IDE/editor
[15:33] <brucelee> i have dwl-g500
[15:33] <cadman21> Dr_Willis:most computers have a be menu if you hit like f4 at start up. this one only has setup and I can't find any boot options inside...
[15:33] <PerryArmstrong> gaveen; so i need both??
[15:33] <Dr_Willis> PerryArmstrong:  and LaTeX is a 'set of macros' for TeX adding a lot of exrta features. (i think) :)
[15:33] <brucelee> and it following that wireless documentation link, it got me to here.. http://www.samwel.tk/bart/various/dwl-510-on-linux-2.6.html
[15:34] <PerryArmstrong> Dr_Willis, gaveen; ok then just tell me what i do need to install??
[15:34] <Dr_Willis> cadman21:  its possible it cant boot from cd..  expolre the bios some more..
[15:34] <Dr_Willis> PerryArmstrong:  if you are wanting to use TeX/Latex - theres  proberly some meta-package for it  theres also a Ubuntu TeX wiki page i recall
[15:34] <Dr_Willis> !latex
[15:34]  * Dr_Willis points to the URL ^^^^^
[15:35] <Norpan111> Is there a solution for LAN problems when dualbooting with windows?
[15:35] <brucelee> dr_willis, you said its very likley that the drivers are already included, but i just freshly installed the newest version of ubuntu onto the system
[15:35] <brucelee> and the wireless wifi is nto working
[15:35] <cadman21> Dr_Willis:what is bios isent that you mentioned earlier?
[15:35] <Norpan111> Either it works on windows OR ubuntu, never at the same
[15:35] <Dr_Willis> brucelee:  did you run that hardware-driver tool yet?
[15:36] <brucelee> so i followed that link "wireless documentation" @ https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs, which brought me to this link: http://www.samwel.tk/bart/various/dwl-510-on-linux-2.6.html
[15:36] <brucelee> now i have no idea what to do
[15:36] <Norpan111> Please :(
[15:36] <Norpan111> This is the only issue i have running ubuntu
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> cadman21:  some bios's are laid out in odd ways..  boot order may be in a different spot.. OR if the machine is old. It might not be able to boot from cd.
[15:36] <brucelee> Dr_Willis, im new to ubuntu so i dont know what hardware-driver tool is
[15:36] <Titan8990> brucelee, what card do you have?
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> brucelee:  its in the system menus
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> brucelee:  system -> admin -> hardware drivers
[15:36] <brucelee> if you mean clicking on system and then on Hardware Drivers, it says "no proprietary drivers are in use on this system."
[15:37] <Dr_Willis> brucelee:  some wireless cards have to download extra drivers using that tool. (yes you need wired connection to get them the first time)
[15:37] <brucelee> i have Dwl-g510
[15:37] <Norpan111> brucelee that was for me 2, i restarted and there was like 5 prop drivers waiting to be activated
[15:37] <Norpan111> Its all good
[15:37] <Dr_Willis> brucelee:  i would check the forums for that exact card. It maybe its so new they are not included
[15:37] <brucelee> Titan8990, i have dwl-g510, and the ubuntu wifi guide brings me to http://rtl8180-sa2400.sourceforge.net/
[15:37] <cadman21> Dr_Willis:if it is not able to boot from cd when is there anyway I can install?
[15:38] <brucelee> ive checked documentations published on the website, and it brings me to here: http://www.samwel.tk/bart/various/dwl-510-on-linux-2.6.html
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> cadman21:  boot floppy perhaps.. Ive tossed out all my machines that old.  - if the machine is THAT old.. i wonder if it has the specs to run ubuntu  decently
[15:38] <porter1> What is the command to get just the user nmae?
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> cadman21:  or move the HD to another machine.. install. move it back
[15:38] <brucelee> dr_willis, it says "It was brought to my attention that an open source driver for the RealTek 8180L chipset now exists. Apparently it works on Linux 2.6 and it has been tested with the DWL-510. I have not tried this out myself, so no guarantees! The driver can be found here."
[15:38] <Vlet> Can anyone recommend an eSata raid enclosure that works with ubuntu?
[15:38] <geirha> porter1: whoami or echo $USER
[15:39] <porter1> geirha, thanks
[15:39] <phoenixz> Im trying to ssh to an ubuntu server where I have my id_rsa.pub key added to the authorized_keys file. This key is used in many servers without problems, yet in this server its not working... Can anybody help me figure why? ssh -vvv logs here: http://pastebin.ca/1451897 , I cant find a reason for the failure..
[15:39] <cadman21> Dr_Willis:ok good idea about moving the hd thanks for all the help its greatly appreciated!
[15:40] <l3onta5> hello everybody
[15:40] <brucelee> so anyone have any ideas?
[15:40] <brucelee> about what i can do to get the drivers. usually i download the drivers and i install them using windows, but im not sure how its done in linux
[15:40] <brucelee> theres no isntructions telling me what to do
[15:41] <geirha> phoenixz: seems your key is corrupt
[15:41] <rob_p> phoenixz, pastebin your public key.  Something looks amiss...
[15:41] <phoenixz> rob_p: geirha: how would that be possible? I use the same pub key for other servers without problem..
[15:41] <_2eXtreme> hey guys, how can i set the default volume level
[15:41] <jaypur_mb> does someone know a good application to monitor server's temperature
[15:41] <Vlet> brucelee: well, follow the instructions on the pages you were looking at and you will know how it's done :)
[15:41] <sebsebseb> hi
[15:42] <PerryArmstrong> Dr_Willis; when i create a presentation on ubuntu and present it on windows...the data put up on the slides become very clumsy...is there any way i can prevent this
[15:42] <Titan8990> brucelee, you have to compile them
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> brucelee:  you would have to 'compile' them..
[15:42] <rob_p> phoenixz, perhaps when you copied it to the server, something went wrong...
[15:42] <geirha> phoenixz: The private key seems to be corrupt
[15:42] <brucelee> dr_willis, what command do i type in to compile them
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> PerryArmstrong:   clumsy? You can do presentations in OpenOffice  if you wanted...
[15:42] <phoenixz> geirha: rob_p: http://pastebin.ca/1451905
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> brucelee:  there is no 'magic single command'
[15:42] <geirha> phoenixz: It says it's unable to parse id_rsa at the start of the ssh -vvv output
[15:42] <Dr_Willis> brucelee:  youi will need to install the developer files and other bits..
[15:43] <Titan8990> brucelee, first you have to untar the file for tar.gz: tar xvzf file.tar.gz
[15:43] <Titan8990> brucelee, then: make
[15:43] <Titan8990> brucelee, make install
[15:43] <phoenixz> rob_p: geirha: unable to parse the id_rsa yeah.. but that same id_rsa is used for many other servers, none show this problem..
[15:43] <Titan8990> !build-essentials | brucelee
[15:43] <PerryArmstrong> Dr_Willis; yes i create them on opeoffice and when i take it to present it on windows...the text seems to overlap
[15:43] <Dr_Willis> !compile
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> PerryArmstrong:  no idea. I dont use the tool.  check the OOo chennel/forums perhaps
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> PerryArmstrong:  could be font issues
[15:44] <phoenixz> geirha: so which one is corrupt according to SSH? The public or private key?
[15:44] <brucelee> Titan8990, what is this build essentials for
[15:44] <brucelee> do i need all those?
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> brucelee:  yes. :)
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> brucelee:  and the kernel source proberly.
[15:45] <Titan8990> brucelee, yes its a single package
[15:45] <geirha> phoenixz: The private key. Compare the md5sum of it on a client where it works
[15:45] <Titan8990> brucelee, sudo apt-get install build-essentails
[15:45] <brucelee> there are 3 lines of that though
[15:45] <brucelee> apt-get install build-essentials
[15:45] <rob_p> geirha, the key seems ok.  That's odd it doesn't work.
[15:45] <phoenixz> geirha: pastebinning a new ssh -vvv log to a server where I can enter without problem now..
[15:45] <brucelee> install auto-make
[15:45] <nurge> irc.oltreirc.net
[15:45] <brucelee> install checkinstall etc..
[15:45] <Titan8990> brucelee, sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`
[15:46] <geirha> rob_p: the public key, yes, but the ssh client is complaining about the private key
[15:46] <brucelee> Titan8990, do i type that exactly as you have it?
[15:46] <geirha> phoenixz: run md5sum .ssh/id_rsa on two boxes with the same key. It should produce the same output
[15:46] <PerryArmstrong> geirha; when i create a presentation on ubuntu and present it on windows...the data put up on the slides become very clumsy...is there any way i can prevent this
[15:47] <Titan8990> brucelee, yes
[15:47] <brucelee> ok
[15:47] <brucelee> let me try that
[15:47] <sillycat98> I hate to be a bother but I was wondering if someone could be of some help.
[15:47] <NeoTubNinja> i just checked your tar.gz and there is a makefile in it which should allow you to compile from source
[15:48] <rob_p> geirha, Indeed seems it is choking on the local public key.
[15:48] <brucelee> ok what it says is "..... is already the newest version."
[15:48] <pogay_> I bought en external Lacie-CD/DVD Drive.  Unfortunatly it does'nt work proberly under ubuntu 8.04 and brasero. It's not even possible to listen a CD.  (it worked out of the box unter Vista with INfraRecorderPortable). I'm wondering what the problems might be?
[15:48] <Aryaan> Hi, I have some sound problems and would like to PM someone about this because it's sort of lengthy. Anyone available?
[15:48] <rob_p> geirha, *private* key
[15:48] <geirha> PerryArmstrong: I don't know, I haven't used presentations much.
[15:48] <rohit> hey guys i recently installed backtrack on my /dev/sda1 but ,in grub menu  i got error :15 file not found on selecting backtrack
[15:48] <sebsebseb> sillycat98: your not a bother, it's a suppourt channel, and you want help with something, but what exactly?
[15:48] <sillycat98> I'm having problems displaying flash files on my laptop, which has a fresh install of ubuntu 9.04 and the latest drivers for my graphics card.
[15:48] <Goran-75> hi
[15:49] <sebsebseb> sillycat98: Flash hum
[15:49] <sillycat98> But, the same movies work fine on my desktop with a fresh install of 9.04.
[15:49] <Titan8990> !flash | sillycat98
[15:49] <brucelee> the last thing i said was 'ok what it says is "..... is already the newest version."'
[15:49] <resno> Is this the best way to tar a bunch of folders?      tar -cvvf foo.tar foo/
[15:49] <brucelee> '"... set to manually installed."'
[15:49] <brucelee> '"0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove, 105 not upgraded"'
[15:49] <rohit> hey guys i recently installed backtrack on my /dev/sda1 but ,in grub menu  i got error :15 file not found on selecting backtrack
[15:49] <sillycat98> Also, I can't get the only game I play to work on my laptop. It's a java based browser game called RuneScape.
[15:49] <sebsebseb> sillycat98: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[15:49] <rob_p> phoenixz, Have you tried regenerating your keys and trying with the new keypair?
[15:50] <sebsebseb> sillycat98: ah yes RuneScape
[15:50] <sillycat98> I installed the plugin through terminal.
[15:50] <phoenixz> geirha: http://pastebin.ca/1451907 contains an ssh log of a server that wors
[15:50] <sillycat98> Did that yesterday, and my java is working for everything else.
[15:50] <phoenixz> works
[15:50] <Aryaan> Can anyone help me with an audio trouble? I'd like to explain in a PM.
[15:50] <sebsebseb> sillycat98: haven't played it before, but I got a feeling it isn't just some java app
[15:50] <cabrey> !pm | Aryaan
[15:50] <phoenixz> geirha: md5sum .ssh/id_rsa.pub on both boxes, I suppose? there is no id_rsa key on the servers, only the pub key
[15:51] <sillycat98> It worked fine in 8.10 though, I'm starting to regret replacing my old installation.
[15:51] <phoenixz> geirha: as you can see in the log of the good one, its complaining about id_rsa key too, bu it works fine
[15:51] <Dr_Willis> Aryaan:  the forums are also a good place to get 'in depth' help.   - and No i dont know diddly about sound problems. :)
[15:51] <Aryaan> Ok, I have an Hda Ati Sb sound card which doesnt provide me audio, even though I tried *everything*.
[15:51] <sillycat98> Main thing though is the thing with videos. Worked fine in 8.10 but doesn't now. I kinda wanted hulu to work without having to go back to windows.
[15:52] <Aryaan> Dr_Willis, I have tried everything on the forums, including recompiling alsa, but no help...
[15:52] <sillycat98> I've heard from some people that there's a bug with OpenGL that could be causing it, any idea?
[15:52] <brucelee> Titan8990, i typed in the command you told me to type in, and now what?
[15:52] <Titan8990> brucelee, which one?
[15:52] <cabrey> sillycat98, what is your gfx card?
[15:52] <sebsebseb> sillycat98: I just Googled  runescape on Linux, maybe you should Google the same,   altough the first two  links that came up were also to do with Edgy  and that was awhile ago
[15:52] <Dr_Willis> Aryaan:  i know nothing about sound card troubleshooting.. so  cant help. (other then say check the forums for the exact sound card) if you have tried EVERYTHING then  what more do you expect?
[15:53] <muskatnuss> man nobody in here knows how to boot easy peasy in recovery mode ???
[15:53] <Goran-75> can someone provide me a link with guide how to get static ip ( 192.168.1.50 ) on my linksys router in order to make later  my ubuntu visiblle via http?
[15:53] <sebsebseb> muskatnuss: Easypeasy is not offically supported by Canonical
[15:53] <Aryaan> Dr_Willis, I'd like to show my Alsa info output to someone expert enough to try and find the problem.
[15:53] <omnydevi> muskatnuss: try #easypeasy?
[15:53] <sebsebseb> muskatnuss: easypeasy is unoffical
[15:53] <sebsebseb> muskatnuss: so you can't really expect help for it here
[15:53] <sillycat98> My graphics card on my laptop is a GeForce Go 6150 128mb and my graphics card on my desktop is a GeForce 9800 GS
[15:53] <muskatnuss> hmm alright ^^
[15:53] <Dr_Willis> muskatnuss:  at the boot menu,  either it has a recover/rescue item, or you get to 'edit' the grub entries and append 'single' on the end. (is one way)
[15:53] <Dr_Willis> Aryaan:  there is an #alsa channel i think
[15:54] <muskatnuss> but in #easypeasy they got though no answer
[15:54] <cabrey> muskatnuss, how long did you wait?
[15:54] <sebsebseb> muskatnuss: Ubuntu has the offical  Ubuntu 9.04 Netbook Rmix
[15:54] <sebsebseb> muskatnuss: Remix
[15:54] <Aryaan> Thanks, Dr_Willis .
[15:54] <muskatnuss> yeah i would do so ... but i got no root prevs...
[15:54] <Dr_Willis> muskatnuss:  hit escape , or c at the boot menus and learn to edit the boot lines.
[15:54] <muskatnuss> i know how to edit the boot ines
[15:54] <geirha> phoenixz: Hm. Indeed. Does the server show anything about the connection attempt in /var/log/auth.log ?
[15:54] <Grimwold> hey, i could seriously need some help with installing ubuntu on an pretty old machine (600 mhz, 512 MB RAM), before starting with preparing the installation, it gives something like noacpi, force acpi or stuff. It continues but at some point (most likely when the loading bar is full) the whole machine just does nothing at all anymore
[15:54] <Grimwold> any idea?
[15:54] <muskatnuss> i just cant enter the grub menu
[15:55] <cabrey> Grimwold, use alternative install cd
[15:55] <muskatnuss> but ... thanks ... ill go on tryin it
[15:55] <omnydevi> muskatnuss: yeah, not sure you can, i just booted up my eee with easy and didn't see anything, was hitting esc. prolly have to edit grub manually
[15:55] <phoenixz> geirha: weird thing as well.. I install the key... it works fine.. then a few seconds later it stops working..
[15:55] <muskatnuss> eventually the remix ... ^^
[15:55] <sebsebseb> Grimwold: not exactly, but   you might have to edit grub menu.list and put something in there  when it comes to  noacpi  stuff
[15:55] <sebsebseb> Grimwold: or one day the install may not even boot up properly anymore
[15:55] <muskatnuss> hmm alright ... for me it hastn worked ... but ill try again ^^
[15:56] <muskatnuss> be back soon ;)
[15:56] <Grimwold> while you can start installation with noacpi etc. (i think it was F6) but that doesnt work either
[15:56] <DanDan> hello .. I have a Q ... does adding debian repositories in sources list damages my Ubuntu ?
[15:56] <Grimwold> is that a known problem with older pcs ?
[15:56] <NeoTubNinja> brucelee: cd to the unrared folder and run make in it
[15:56] <Aryaan> Is there a counterpart to Device Manager in ubuntu?
[15:56] <sebsebseb> !debian |  DanDan
[15:56] <ewan> hi guys i need some help :)
[15:56] <sebsebseb> ewan: with what?
[15:56] <Grimwold> which alternative install cd cabrey ?
[15:56] <ewan> What are two forms of application layer software?
[15:57] <DanDan> sebsebseb : so I can .deb packages but never a debian repository ?
[15:57] <cabrey> Grimwold, the one on the Ubuntu site. it installs without a gui
[15:57] <geirha> phoenixz: Now that is really weird.
[15:57] <Grimwold> cabrey and the gui is causing the acpi error ?
[15:57] <sebsebseb> DanDan:   Some  DEBS I think are made for both Ubuntu and Debian,  but most will only be made for Ubuntu or Debian
[15:58] <sebsebseb> DanDan: or Debs are only made for Debian or Ubuntu
[15:58] <cabrey> Grimwold, well not exactly, you could put acpi=off (or something like that) at the grub menu
[15:58] <Myrtti> ewan: homework help is with your schoolmates
[15:58] <sebsebseb> DanDan: by adding the Debian repos you will end up getting  Debian Debs, not Ubuntu Debs
[15:58]  * phoenixz nods to geirha..
[15:59] <sillycat98> So, no idea's why flash would play fine on a geforce 9800 but not a geforce 6150 if both have the latest driver?
[15:59] <tiyowan> ewan: Are you having any problems running Ubuntu? :)
[15:59] <geirha> phoenixz: It sounds like the key is just fine then, so it must be the server. Is the server config any different from a "working" server? /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[15:59] <Grimwold> Cabrey, doesnt work, already tried all the options, RAM isnt the problem either (switched against others) but perhaps the rather old HDD is. If i'd just know what is causing the acpi error (or what it means at all)
[15:59] <DanDan> sebsebseb : ok .. I have this experimental debian repository in my sources.list ... and I have done an update after it ...someone in here thinks it might be the cause of the flashplugin broken package ... can I remove it all without a fresh reinstall of Ubuntu !!!?
[15:59] <phoenixz> geirha: its an ubuntu 9.04 install... clean, no mods yet..
[15:59] <Myrtti> DanDan: you do not mix debian and ubuntu. period.
[16:00] <Dr_Willis> DanDan:  remove whatever packages you insttalled from that repo. then remove it from the sources.list file
[16:00] <sebsebseb> DanDan: using Debian repos in Ubuntu is a bad idea,  it might have caused your issue,  but  recently  I have noticed a lot of people having problems with installing  Flash in here,  and none of them added a Debian repo
[16:00] <DanDan> Myrtti : ok I know that now .. but somehow I found out that I have debian repos in my sources.list ... can I remove it and the installed packages with it ? .. ot do I have to reinstall ubuntu :S?
[16:01] <DanDan> ah Dr_willis : thnx .. :) ... I just want to know one more thing .. how can I know which packages belong to that debian repo ??
[16:01] <geirha> phoenixz: Do you have any ubuntu 9.04 installs where it does work?
[16:01] <sebsebseb> DanDan: weird how installing Flash  seems to have become a common 9.04 issue
[16:01] <omnydevi> flash used to be a issue, since 8.10 though the plugin has worked flawlessly
[16:02] <phoenixz> geirha: yes, trying over there... the only difference I've noticed so far is that the clock of the bad server is WAY of.. could that be the problem?
[16:02] <omnydevi> for me, thank goodness
[16:02] <sillycat98> not for me...
[16:02] <muskatnuss_> ^^
[16:02] <muskatnuss_>  so solved it thanks alot :D
[16:02] <muskatnuss_>  it was the esc button -.- but i needed to be farly fast
[16:02] <tiyowan> DanDan: If you're having trouble with flash, try downloading the deb package from adobe.com and installing that. (of course, uninstall any flash packages that you get from the repos before doing this)
[16:02] <DanDan> sebsebseb : .. I would love just to remove the flash from my ubuntu right now ! lol
[16:02] <omnydevi> muskatnuss_: woot!
[16:02] <student> i have installed Xubuntu, and the max resolution is 800x600
[16:02] <muskatnuss_> sry...
[16:02] <muskatnuss_> but i added an password to my root user xD
[16:02] <DanDan> tiyowan : my problem is way far from just installing another Flash package .. I have tried everything nothing seems to fix that broken package
[16:03] <student> i would like to have a resolution of 1024x768
[16:03] <muskatnuss_> so this cant happen again
[16:03] <sebsebseb> a little off topic,   Flash hasn't exactly been a problem for me,   the  problem was in the past how Firefox in Ubuntu dealt with Flash, and stuff like that
[16:03] <sillycat98> Could OpenGL be causing my problem? Like when I play flash movies it's like all the of the box doesn't update at once, it does it in peices.
[16:03] <test0rone> flash in 64 bit *buntu was really bad in 8.04
[16:03] <student> could anyone help me please?
[16:03] <test0rone> it was good in 8.10
[16:03] <tiyowan> !anyone | student
[16:03] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: i agree with that
[16:03] <geirha> phoenixz: Not sure if the clock has any relation, but try setting the clock right and see if it works then
[16:03] <tiyowan> DanDan: If you've mixed Debian packages with Ubuntu, it's best that you reinstall.
[16:03] <sebsebseb> student: ok did you install your graphics card driver?
[16:03] <student> i would like to have a resolution of 1024x768 on Xubuntu
[16:03] <test0rone> now in 9.04 it's bad again...npviewer.bin crashes frequently...firefox restart
[16:03] <phoenixz> geirha: no change so far.. checking differences between servers
[16:04] <Norpan111> Please i  need help!
[16:04] <sebsebseb> Norpan111: with what?
[16:04] <tiyowan> !please | Norpan111
[16:04] <test0rone> sebsebseb right
[16:04] <DanDan> tiyowan : no other solution :( ? I'll have to get an external HD and like BACK UP everything lol !
[16:04] <Norpan111> Get very wierd behaivior with my LAN network card when dualbooting windows and ubuntu!!
[16:04] <muskatnuss_> usermod: how do i add an user to one ore more !secondary groups ?
[16:04] <Norpan111> When it  works under ubuntu it stop working under windows and vice versa
[16:04] <sillycat98> Eh, nvm, I'll watch hulu in windows 7 or look into mepis I guess.
[16:04] <hatter243> test0rone, why would you restart firefox for an npviewer.bin crash? Just kill it and refresh the one flash page. I personally don't have much trouble with Flash on 64bit Ubuntu
[16:04] <erUSUL> muskatnuss_: man adduser user group
[16:04] <sebsebseb> sillycat98: wait no
[16:04] <muskatnuss_> ;D
[16:04] <sebsebseb> sillycat98: well
[16:05] <rob_p> phoenixz, Looks like you may have a space in, "/home/sven /.ssh/" between sven and /.ssh.  Check your ssh config file.
[16:05] <sebsebseb> ah well he gone
[16:05] <muskatnuss_> yeah thats it ^^
[16:05] <Norpan111> sebsebseb same problem as yesterday
[16:05] <phoenixz> geirha: id_rsa.pub seems equal on both servers
[16:05] <student> i would like to have a resolution of 1024x768 on Xubuntu, though the max resolution presently is 800x600
[16:05] <sebsebseb> Norpan111: don't think I tried to help you yesterday
[16:05] <tiyowan> DanDan: It's a complicated system - there are lots of dependencies between packages, etc. Not worth the hassle if you're not technically skilled enough.
[16:05] <Dr_Willis> I rarely have any flash issue either.
[16:05] <test0rone> hatter243 will try that
[16:05] <phoenixz> rob_p: :) No, I added that one because at first, pastebin.com spam filters didnt let the post through.. after all failed, I went to pastebin.ca
[16:06] <DanDan> tiyowan : oh well ... thanks :) I'll get that External now I guess
[16:06] <Norpan111> sebsebseb Well i have a annoying trouble with the bahaivor of my lan networkcard when dualbooting with windows, either it works on ubuntu OR windows, never at the same
[16:06] <test0rone> flash content gets all grey...like 1 out of 20 flashvideos
[16:06] <omnydevi> running 64bit Jaunty at home, just installed the flash-plugin and it worked right away. not sure if you have to have firefox open or closed, though i do a killall firefox before doing any updates
[16:06] <rob_p> phoenixz, I see.  Well that is the only thing I can find at the moment...
[16:06] <Norpan111> sebsebseb it just trying to get right IP but never get one
[16:06] <phoenixz> rights are equal, configuration is equal, keys are equal.. this is really weird..
[16:06] <nathan7> Norpan111: Because only one of them is booted at a time -_-
[16:06] <kostas> hi
[16:06] <sebsebseb> Norpan111: network issues not quite my area, but what do you mean it don't work on both at same time?  it's a dual boot, you don't even run both os's at the same time
[16:06] <kostas> i am new in ubuntu
[16:07] <kostas> very nice distrib
[16:07] <sebsebseb> !welcome | kostas
[16:07] <kostas> thanks
[16:07] <tapd1doit> hi, were y can fond e frenche chat
[16:07] <Norpan111> nathan7 yes, but if i boot into windows and it does not work , i boot into ubuntu and it works. Next time it only works into windows. Get my point?
[16:07] <geirha> phoenixz: No useful error messages in /var/log/auth.log or /var/log/daemon.log either?
[16:07] <Myrtti> !fr | tapd1doit
[16:07] <sebsebseb> Norpan111: is this an ethernet issue or not?
[16:07] <or4n9e> what's the actual difference between "update-alternatives --config x-terminal-emulator" and "System -> Admin -> Preferred Apps -> Terminal Selection"?
[16:07] <Norpan111> sebsebseb yeah ethernet
[16:07] <nathan7> Norpan111: lulzy.
[16:07] <omnydevi> heh
[16:07] <sebsebseb> Norpan111: so it won't work in Ubuntu?
[16:08] <erUSUL> Norpan111: maybe the drivers on one os leave the nic chip in a state  the other os do not like and viceversa
[16:08] <sebsebseb> Norpan111: the ethernet won't work in Ubuntu, but it does in Windows?
[16:08] <rob_p> phoenixz, Did you modify your /etc/ssh_config file on your local laptop or is it at it's default?
[16:08] <tapd1doit> tank you
[16:08] <erUSUL> Norpan111: maybe you can do a bug report against the kernel...
[16:08] <Norpan111> sebsebseb if it recently worked in windows it wont work in ubuntu
[16:08] <Dr_Willis> or4n9e:  i dont even have a  "System -> Admin -> Preferred Apps
[16:08] <erUSUL> !bugs | Norpan111
[16:08] <phoenixz> rob_p: geirha: pasting results from /var/log/auth.log now
[16:08] <sebsebseb> erUSUL: Windows and Linux drivers are seperate
[16:08] <Dr_Willis> or4n9e:  theres one under the 'users' settings. :) so that would be for just that user. not system wide.,
[16:08] <tiyowan> student: What graphics card do you have?
[16:08] <or4n9e> Dr_Willis: it's in preferences, not admin
[16:08] <Norpan111> If it recently worked in ubuntu, it wont work in windows and vice versa
[16:09] <tapd1doit> # unbuntu-fr
[16:09] <kushalsejwal> I installed the dictionary(dict- ) packages and changed the source to hostname:localhost still its not showing me the definations offline
[16:09] <Dr_Willis> or4n9e:  so  i guess thats your answeer.
[16:09] <kushalsejwal> :(
[16:09] <sebsebseb> Norpan111: I used to think ethernet just worked always on  Ubuntu, untill  about 2 weeks ago when I upgraded the other computer from  8.04 to 8.10, and then ethernet would no longert work
[16:09] <sebsebseb> Norpan111: I did some Googling like you do
[16:09] <phoenixz> rob_p: geirha: http://pastebin.ca/1451930
[16:09] <sebsebseb> Norpan111: a few other unlucky individules had also had similar problems
[16:09] <erUSUL> sebsebseb: yep but it is no unheard that some register values on the chips survives a hot reboot
[16:09] <Norpan111> Sebboh i have googled for a long time now
[16:09] <phoenixz> rob_p: is default
[16:09] <erUSUL> sebsebseb: or simply they remain in the eeprom or the like...
[16:09] <Norpan111> ANd it works if my system has been shutdown waited for a while.. then i boot into ubuntu
[16:10] <Norpan111> And it works
[16:10] <Norpan111> The ethernet
[16:10] <omnydevi> Norpan111: might just have to restart the nic, or try ipconfig /release when you boot into windows from cmd, then ipconfig /renew. then on the ubuntu box if it isn't working, try sudo ifconfig eth0 down then ifconfig eth0 up
[16:10] <Dr_Willis> erUSUL:  ive had PnP sound cards that way.. If i booted to windows, then rebooted to linux -> no sound. if i powered off and booted straight to Linux. It worked.
[16:10] <sebsebseb> erUSUL: your talking hardware here and I am not quite following,  since hardware is not my area as such
[16:10] <tiyowan> Norpan111: What ehternet card do you have?
[16:10] <or4n9e> Dr_Willis: not really, cause setting x-terminal-emulator with update-alternatives does not set it for the logged in user. that's the reason I ask
[16:10] <muskatnuss_> so i read and now i did
[16:10] <muskatnuss_>  sudo usermod -a -G www-data,muskatnuss,dialout,cdrom,floppy,audio,ssh,crontab,pulse,admin muskatnuss
[16:10] <sebsebseb> Norpan111: clean installing will also probably fix the issue
[16:10] <or4n9e> Dr_Willis: I'm especially wondering about exec_args applied to x-terminal-emulator
[16:10] <phoenixz> geirha: rob_p: I think I found it
[16:10] <muskatnuss_> after that :
[16:10] <muskatnuss_> muskatnuss@q10air:~$ groups
[16:10] <muskatnuss_> muskatnuss root
[16:10] <muskatnuss_> muskatnuss@q10air:~$ groups
[16:10] <muskatnuss_> muskatnuss root
[16:10] <FloodBot2> muskatnuss_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:10] <omnydevi> Norpan111: sounds more like a nic/router issue than a OS issue
[16:10] <Norpan111> omnydevi i will try that
[16:10] <muskatnuss_> oh sry..
[16:10] <Dr_Willis> or4n9e:  the user can be overriding it if they allready set it. or it could be a gnome-specifc setting.
[16:10] <Norpan111> tiyowan well it says nvidia NForce
[16:11] <muskatnuss_> ill do
[16:11] <erUSUL> sebsebseb: Dr_Willis Norpan111 seems likely that's the case with this nic ship. the windows driver leaves the cheap in a state the linux one doesn't like... it is a kernel bug
[16:11] <Norpan111> omnydevi yes i belive you are right
[16:11] <erUSUL> chip*
[16:11] <phoenixz> geirha: rob_p: for the sake of to experiment with it, I added encrypted file system for my user at this server.. I see an error message about it in the logs..
[16:11] <or4n9e> Dr_Willis: that makes sense, and what about the exec_args?
[16:11] <kostas> can you ask you something how i will start apache web server (services) from ubuntu?
[16:11] <omnydevi> Norpan111: if that does work, i would just write a batch script and throw it in your startup folder and that would fix ya right up
[16:11] <tiyowan> Norpan111: Are you using 9.04? Could you pastebin the output of lspci and ifconfig please?
[16:11] <beagleburt> G'day from New Zealand evry1! Problem with K-8.04 LTS playing videos with Kaffeine - Plays ok from boot, but 2nd vid throws up "libdvdcss" problem - i went to the suggested site & downloaded/installed but kaffeine refuses to play unless freshly rebooted...? Any advice welcome.
[16:11] <sebsebseb> erUSUL: when I Googled stuff before, when it came to the other computer, it seemed maybe a kernel bug
[16:11] <student> sebsebseb: how do i install my graphics card driver?
[16:11] <Norpan111> erUSUL but when i when it works on ubuntu, and i boot into windows . it wont  work
[16:11] <phoenixz> kostas: service apache2 start
[16:11] <Dr_Willis> or4n9e:  update alterantves would set it if the user had theirs set to run  etc/alternatives/x-terminal-emulator
[16:11] <sebsebseb> erUSUL: ,but I had two kernels to try, and neither would work
[16:12] <phoenixz> kostas: or /etc/init.d/apache2 start
[16:12] <kostas> thanks phoenix
[16:12] <Dr_Willis> or4n9e:  i perfer terminator for my terminal. :) so i always change the default for my user.
[16:12] <Norpan111> tiyowan yes using 9.04 well its a bit hard cuz im on windows now since i cant get internet to work on 9.04 :P
[16:12] <rob_p> phoenixz, Well, if the server can't read the key, that'd do it!
[16:12] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: where can i get the 2.6.30 kernel from?
[16:12] <sebsebseb> erUSUL:  didn't get round to doing a offline upgrade  to 9.04, well trying to.  thought that would maybe fix it.   I want to  get rid of that install really anyway,  and  I will use Ext4 now when I clean install Ubuntu :)
[16:12] <rob_p> phoenixz, ...or in this case, the laptop but you know what I mean...
[16:12] <phoenixz> rob_p: yeah but then next.. How can I fix this problem? Seems that encrypted home directory is not functional or what?
[16:12] <Ojii> hi all, i try to get SCIM to run but using ctrl+space (my trigger in the setup and also the default one afaik) doesn't do a thing
[16:12] <or4n9e> Dr_Willis: I have a very weird issue with gnome-terminal exec_args that I try to solve
[16:12] <Norpan111> ILL BE BACK SOON private msg me with solution or ideas cus my name does not  get highlighted here
[16:13] <sebsebseb> erUSUL: slight offtopic, but Ext4 is working well on my computer
[16:13] <Norpan111> So im having troyuble reading what u write to me
[16:13] <tiyowan> Norpan111: ifconfig > pastebin.log, lsusb >> pastebin.log, copy the files and post from windows.
[16:13] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: there should be a PPA
[16:13] <thiebaude> oh, ok thanks
[16:13] <Dr_Willis> or4n9e:  no idea on that.  sorry.
[16:13] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: np
[16:13] <student> sebsebseb: how do i install my graphics card driver?
[16:13] <muskatnuss_> so for my usremod problem: http://paste.ubuntu.com/190936/
[16:13] <sebsebseb> student: ah yes your on xubuntu hummm
[16:13] <student> yes :)
[16:13] <sebsebseb> student: in Ubuntu/Gnome it's easy,  in Xubuntu/XFCE it will be differnet hummm
[16:14] <tatters> when i do  "sudo iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 10000" then iptables -L I see no changes where would I add this rule using ufw?
[16:14] <or4n9e> this channel is way too much crowded with useless statements imho =-O
[16:14] <thomson_de> hey folks, just installed ircu-ircd on my home server, how can I make it connect to other irc servers?...is that possible?
[16:14] <sebsebseb> student: look in your menus for hardware drivers or some such
[16:14] <student> i tried but couldn't find any
[16:14] <panfist> is it possible to enable xdmcp from the command line? i have ssh access to my box but i would like to get into an x environment
[16:14] <geirha> muskatnuss_: you need to log out and back in again for group membership to become active
[16:14] <renagadex> How could you make a game, for ubuntu, like the default games?
[16:14] <sebsebseb> student: coudn't find what?
[16:15] <sebsebseb> renagadex: make your own game?
[16:15] <phoenixz> geirha: any idea how I can fix this filesystem encryption problem?
[16:15] <renagadex> sebsebseb: Yeah
[16:15] <muskatnuss_> kay
[16:15] <or4n9e> Dr_Willis: is there an ubuntu channel where it's possible to talk to tech savvy people (or at least more of them)?
[16:15] <muskatnuss_> thanks
[16:15] <sebsebseb> renagadex: You do reolize don't you that Linux isn't just Ubuntu?
[16:15] <student> sebsebseb: i couldn't find any drivers
[16:15] <sebsebseb> renagadex: loasd of distros out there
[16:15] <sebsebseb> loads
[16:15] <geirha> phoenixz: I'm afraid I have no experience with that.
[16:15] <or4n9e> Dr_Willis: like #ubuntu-dev or so?
[16:15] <renagadex> sebsebseb: Yeah, I just call it Ubuntu
[16:15] <MartianW> Hey. I've bough the ubuntu 9.04 repositories on dvd from a third party. I've added them and they work fine, but for some reason synaptic seems to prefer to download than use them. How can I tell apt to prefer the dvd's except when there's a higher version online?
[16:15] <phoenixz> geirha: okay, thanks anyway!
[16:15] <sebsebseb> student:   which card do you have?
[16:15] <MartianW> *bought
[16:15] <omnydevi> you .....what?
[16:16] <student> sebsebseb: no idea
[16:16] <sebsebseb> renagadex: loads of distros out there, so your question really should be,  how do I make a game for  Desktop Linux, or if you want to be more exact,  how do I make a game for Desktop GNU/Linux
[16:16] <sebsebseb> renagadex: and this isn't really the channel for such questions
[16:16] <sebsebseb> renagadex: try the general Linux channel ##linux
[16:17] <phoenixz> I have opted for home directory encryption in my ubuntu server installation which causes SSH not to be able to use ssh keys anymore.. anbody who could help me to fix this problem?
[16:17] <NeoTubNinja> MartianW: have you added the cd to software sources?
[16:17] <rob_p> tatters, Try the '-t filter' switch.
[16:18] <sebsebseb> renagadex: and i'll tell you right now, that if your making a good game for Desktop GNU/Linux, you will be using something called OpenGL for the graphics :)
[16:18] <thomson_de> or SDL hehe
[16:18] <MartianW> NeoTubNinja: Yes. I installed xchat with them which is working fine. But it seems apt wants to download even when the cd has the package.
[16:18] <sebsebseb> thomson_de: SDL??
[16:18] <rob_p> tatters, ...or the, '-t nat' switch more than likely...
[16:18] <phoenixz> rob_p: you would not have any experience with encrypted filesystems and ssh ?
[16:18] <Ojii> i try to get SCIM (installed through synaptic) to run but using ctrl+space (my trigger in the setup and also the default one afaik) doesn't do a thing, what did I do wrong?
[16:18] <thomson_de> Simple DIrectmedia Layer
[16:18] <forceflow> renagadex: the default games are written in python
[16:18] <rob_p> phoenixz, I have run encrypted filesystems before without issue, yes.
[16:18] <forceflow> using the PythonGTK toolkit, probably
[16:19] <thomson_de> libsdl.org  I think
[16:19] <phoenixz> rob_p: well, in my case, I opted for home directory encryption during the ubuntu server installation. Result seems to be that SSH is not functioning correctly with keys anymore.. How can I fix this?
[16:19] <sebsebseb> renagadex: Gnome's and KDE's  default games, suck in my opinion
[16:20] <sebsebseb> renagadex: thankfuly there are loads of other good games that can be installed as well :)
[16:20] <rob_p> phoenixz, When you login to your laptop, it should be accessible once you have authenticated.
[16:20] <MartianW> So now I've disabled the online repo's but this means I won't get updates, which I want.
[16:20] <hosified> anyone using an asus m2n-e sli board?
[16:20] <phoenixz> rob_p: well, its the server that has the home directories encrypted..
[16:20] <renagadex> sebsebseb: Thanks!
[16:20] <claes> Could someone help me out with the installing of my propitary ATi drivers? SH gives me an error when I try to run the installer.
[16:21] <rob_p> phoenixz, Not your local machine?
[16:21] <phoenixz> rob_p: no..
[16:21] <cabrey> claes, System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
[16:21] <sebsebseb> renagadex: no problem,  there are also already good games out there,  that could do with some more devs really
[16:21] <mikebeecham> hi guys...is there any software in linux that can rip a DVD into it's Video_TS folders?
[16:21] <phoenixz> rob_p: and http://pastebin.ca/1451930 shows some encrypted filesystem error.. I can only imagine that the problem lies there
[16:21] <cabrey> mikebeecham, dvd::rip
[16:22] <claes> cabrey: There are none listed. So I got the one from ATis site downloaded
[16:22] <jrib> !dvd | mikebeecham
[16:22] <rob_p> phoenixz, Well, the server does indeed need to be able to read the authorized_keys file within the user's directory.
[16:22] <cabrey> claes, what card do you have?
[16:23] <claes> cabrey: An ATi Radeon X850XT
[16:23] <mikebeecham> jrib, thanks...I'll read up
[16:23] <Paulo39> hi, why does amarok 2.0 dont recognize the music tags? i installed amarok 2.0 now and  most of the musics are untagged
[16:23] <cabrey> claes, sorry to tell you but your card's support has been dropped by the latest release of ati's drivers
[16:24] <geirha> phoenixz: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/openssh/+bug/362427
[16:24] <Paulo39> is necessary some plugin to solve that?
[16:24] <muskatnuss> it works :D i added the options "rw,suid" to my /etc/fstab and now nfs is writeable and mounted correctly.... suid tells nfs to use nsfserversided permissions :D
[16:24] <claes> cabrey: Yes but this is the 9.3 that I have downloaded. It says that it's compitable with my card
[16:24] <claes> cabrey: The latest release is 9.5
[16:24] <cabrey> claes, only 9.4 or 9.5 drivers will work with jaunty
[16:25] <claes> cabrey: Seriously?
[16:25] <NeoTubNinja> MartianW: not sure if having the cd first in /etc/apt/sources.list makes it look there first, but i still don't think that would solve the "get newest internet version" problem
[16:25] <cabrey> claes, yes we have had to tell a lot of people this
[16:25] <cabrey> claes, you'll have to talk to ati about it, but you could try the open source driver
[16:25] <thiebaude> anyone have a link to the 2.6.30 rc8 kernels?
[16:25] <claes> cabrey: So where can I go from here?
[16:25] <tatters> should a command such as sudo iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --destination-port 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 10000 work as expected in jaunty and ufw enabled?
[16:26] <sebsebseb> thomson_de: thanks for the SDL stuff by the way,  yes a little while ago now,  but anyway now I know there is an alternative to OpenGL of some sort
[16:26] <MartianW> NeoTubNinja: Thanks.
[16:26] <cabrey> claes, do you need to do 3d work?
[16:26] <phoenixz> geirha: fixed it!
[16:27] <geirha> !yay | phoenixz
[16:27] <ivanz> How can I disable the creation of "Documents, Pictures", etc folders at startup?
[16:27] <cabrey> claes, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RadeonDriver
[16:27] <claes> cabrey: I'd like to run World of Warcraft and it doesn't seem to be working with the standard open source drivers
[16:27] <Norpan111> Im sorry my dog had do go out :P
[16:27] <ivanz> I do not want those folders
[16:27] <sebsebseb> Norpan111: ok
[16:27] <rob_p> phoenixz, Glad to hear it!
[16:28] <NeoTubNinja> MartianW: there is either a way that i dont know (likely), or need to find a script heh
[16:28] <Norpan111> omnydevi I will try that
[16:28] <cabrey> claes, well then i guess your only option is to go back to 8.10
[16:28] <phoenixz> geirha: Im using encrypted home directories on that server.. The authorized_keys file is not available for SSH when I try to login.. There are 2 ways to fix that, either remove .ecryptfs/auto_logout (keeps homedir mounted after I logout) or place the .ssh dir in the unmounted directory, but then I have to mount manually...
[16:28] <Norpan111> omnydevi should i do an those commands in windows even if it works on windows ?
[16:28] <claes> cabrey: Seems so
[16:29] <claes> cabrey: Thanks for your time and help
[16:29] <cabrey> np
[16:29] <MartianW> Thanks for the help.
[16:29] <phoenixz> geirha: talked it through with somebody in #ubuntu-server, its not very well documented yet
[16:29] <Norpan111> Dr_Willis how did you solve your problem with the sound card?
[16:29] <JbCrash> im using 8.04 .. and i just burn live cd Ubuntu 9.04 amd64 ... how i can upgrade to 9.04?
[16:29] <hosified> anyone using a cmedia audio device?  I can't get the surround working, tried all the stuff I could find on the web, no luck...:(
[16:30] <sebsebseb> JbCrash: you could do a netupgrade to 8.10 and then to 9.04
[16:30] <sebsebseb> JbCrash: or just clean intall and put 9.04 on
[16:30] <geirha> phoenixz: Ah, I see.
[16:30] <sebsebseb> JbCrash: and if your up for it and set up partitions yourself, you can use the faster optional Ext4 file system, if you clean install
[16:30] <JbCrash> sebsebseb: i abit confuse when choose which partition..coz i have vista also in my hdd
[16:31] <JbCrash> netupgrade with live cd?
[16:31] <sebsebseb> JbCrash: ok was Vista installed first?
[16:31] <JbCrash> how
[16:31] <sebsebseb> JbCrash: no netupgrade  when your install is booted
[16:31] <sudobash> ubuntu should handle all the partition stuff for you
[16:31] <JbCrash> sebsebseb:  yes..vista then ubuntu..
[16:31] <sebsebseb> JbCrash: however to be honest 9.04 with Ext3,   hummm  been there done that, so much better with Ext4 it seems
[16:32] <sudobash> really I havent tried ext4 yet
[16:32] <sudobash> is it that much better?
[16:32] <sudobash> faster i suppose?
[16:32] <JbCrash> ok..when i install new live cd..i saw 2 partition..which one i should choose//frankly i dowan lost my vista programs
[16:32] <cabrey> sudobash, IMHO it is
[16:32] <try2free> hi
[16:32] <sebsebseb> well to be exact my install of 9.04 with Ext3,  was the one I upgraded from 8.10,  to 9.04 alpha6, to beta, to rc,   had some issues from alpha6  left behind.  did clean install put Ext4 on and it boots so much faster
[16:32] <sebsebseb> I am still amazed at how fast 9.04 boots up with Ext4
[16:33] <sudobash> so can you boot up live cd and convert ext3 to 4 with gparted?
[16:33] <JbCrash> hmm
[16:33] <sudobash> without loosing any data?
[16:33] <iphier> is there any text to speech tool for xchat?
[16:33] <try2free> i want to upgrade openoffice 3.0 to 3.1, i edit /etc/apt/sources.list
[16:33] <sebsebseb> sudobash: you can convert Ext3 to Ext4, but it won't be the real thing
[16:33] <try2free> add deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/openoffice-pkgs/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[16:33] <try2free> deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/openoffice-pkgs/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
[16:33] <ha1331_> sebsebseb: how long does take for you to boot?
[16:33] <sudobash> right...
[16:33] <JbCrash> sebsebseb:  hmm
[16:33] <sudobash> so just do a clean install
[16:33] <geirha> sudobash: Not with gparted I think, but with the tune2fs command
[16:33] <sudobash> ahhh i see
[16:33] <sudobash> clean install
[16:33] <ha1331_> sebsebseb: from power on to login?
[16:33] <sebsebseb> ha1331_: not sure exactly, but it's quicker than when I was running Ext3 and the install I just mentioned
[16:34] <sudobash> i have to install windows dual boot anyways cause my friends want me back on steam
[16:34] <sebsebseb> ha1331_: very quick
[16:34] <try2free> but if i run sudo apt-get update, seems openoffice never touch why?
[16:34] <sudobash> i hate windows
[16:34] <geirha> sudobash: I've heard steam works well with wine
[16:34] <try2free> someone can help?
[16:34] <sudobash> try2free now try sudo apt-get upgrade
[16:34] <sudobash> it does but not on this PC
[16:34] <sudobash> fps sucks
[16:34] <sudobash> it works well in wine though
[16:34] <sudobash> very well
[16:35] <FloodBot2> sudobash: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:35] <sebsebseb> sudobash: some people say,  Linux is for Windows haters, and BSD is for Unix lovers.    Ubuntu  is actsaully also more Windows like than a lot of the other distros.
[16:35] <try2free> sudobash: yes i try that way, but nothing todo with new line 'openoffice'
[16:35] <ha1331_> sebsebseb: just joined in, hasn't been following the discussion. Just curious. Mine takes less than 10s, was just curious. Using ext3 tho
[16:35] <sudobash> yeah I run OpenBSD
[16:35] <try2free> sudobash: seems like never execute
[16:35] <sebsebseb> ha1331_: yeah it's about 10 seconds and I am on the log in screen
[16:35] <sudobash> go into synaptic and look to see what repos you have set
[16:35] <sudobash> I love BSD
[16:36] <ha1331_> sebsebseb: tho most of the time is waiting for the grub. After that it's like 3-4s
[16:36] <sebsebseb> ha1331_: yeah
[16:36] <sudobash> Ubuntu insn't like windows its just wine is so good now its not even funny..... Ubuntu is just debian with some tweaks and patches
[16:36] <cabrey> try2free, http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Install-OpenOffice-org-3-1-on-Ubuntu-9-04-111105.shtml
[16:36] <Pici> !offtopic
[16:36] <LjL> are professions of love and hate actually for this channel?
[16:36] <sebsebseb> sudobash: you can run Steam in Wine it seems
[16:36] <ha1331_> running ssd for the system, that's why I was asking
[16:36] <norpan111> Im now on ubuntu using ah MODEM
[16:37] <norpan111> And it works, but not the wired
[16:37] <try2free> cabrey: thanks, i'll take a look
[16:37] <sudobash> yes I have it installed already in wine... I am saying I get crappy fps on this PC so I am going to dual boot
[16:37] <norpan111> It just says "Wired disconnected"
[16:37] <sudobash> steam->wine = resource hog
[16:38] <sudobash> which means low fps for linux if you are on a PC with crappy vid card or crappy FSB
[16:38] <Pici> !who
[16:38] <sebsebseb> JbCrash: Ext4 on 64bit is probably better than on 32bit.   right ok Vista was installed first,  that will be sda1  I expect
[16:38] <sudobash> or both in my case lol I am on my girl friends linux pc
[16:38] <Ojii> i try to get SCIM (installed through synaptic) to run but using ctrl+space (my trigger in the setup and also the default one afaik) doesn't do a thing, what did I do wrong?
[16:39] <sudobash> Its is a great PC for what she needs and does and she actually LOVES ubuntu and hates windows
[16:39] <LjL> !offtopic | sudobash
[16:40] <ha1331_> Is there way to go from ext3 to ext4 on system disk without reinstall?
[16:40] <sudobash> dont typo LjL Ill be waiting
[16:40] <tiyowan> ha1331_: I doubt it.
[16:40] <LjL> sudobash: *that* is also offtopic for here.
[16:40] <sebsebseb> ha1331_: you can convert Ext3 to Ext4, but you only get some of the Ext4 functionality
[16:40] <sudobash> no one needs help
[16:41] <Pici> sudobash: Do you have a support question? If not, #ubuntu-offtopic exists for idle chatter.
[16:41] <sebsebseb> ha1331_: as a result  if doing Ext4, it's best to make new partitions
[16:41] <Joeseph> If I click the "source code" button in Software sources, does that mean I will also recieve the source code of programs I download? If so, Where is it stored?
[16:41] <sudobash> ha1331 someone earlier like 2 min ago said tune2fs can convert but it is not a true EXT4 install
[16:41] <Pici> Joeseph: No, only if you try to install a source package manually.
[16:41] <sebsebseb> sudobash: yep it's not
[16:41] <sebsebseb> sudobash: I even read a good article about Ext4 :)  that explained loads of stuff
[16:41] <sudobash> cool post it I like a good linux read
[16:42] <ha1331_> tiyowan: seems to me I need to reinstall then. Not that bad considering it takes about 10 minutes.
[16:42] <Joeseph> Pici: Then what is the "Source Code" button for in the Software Sources list? It's below multiverse.
[16:42] <Pici> Joeseph: if you do something like: apt-get source packagename   then it will work, otherwise it will not.
[16:42] <supersasho> hi.. where could i get some info about linux servers market share? .. some other link then google or lmgtfy ;)
[16:42] <LjL> sudobash, sebsebseb: how's about you move to the appropriate channel for discussing filesystems and bsd and windows and so on?
[16:42] <ha1331_> sudobash: someone also mentioned this being a big channel. Sorry about the trouble tho.
[16:43] <Pici> supersasho: ##linux would be a better place to ask in.  #ubuntu is for Ubuntu support issues only.
[16:43] <geirha> !releasenotes | ha1331_ Please see the issues with ext4 in the release notes
[16:43] <Joeseph> Pici: Okay, thanks.
[16:43] <tiyowan> ha1331_: Beauty of linux. :)
[16:43] <sudobash> ha1331_ wasn't trying to be rude actually I asked the same q you did and got that answer
[16:43] <guyvdb_> what is the package name that contains the man pages for libc?
[16:43] <Pici> guyvdb_: manpages-dev
[16:43] <sebsebseb> LjL: yeah I pm'd him a little while ago,  and thought that would stop him being off topic here, but  that didn't work out
[16:43] <LjL> guyvdb_: manpages-dev
[16:43] <guyvdb_> thx
[16:43] <sudobash> seems the best thing to do is clean install with ext4 partitions
[16:43] <sebsebseb> sudobash: yes
[16:43] <sudobash> if you want the newer technology and faster speed
[16:44] <sebsebseb> sudobash: stop talking about it here now
[16:44] <ha1331_> sudobash: ok, used to the whole "google is a friend and RTFM" type of answers. Sorry for mis judging you.
[16:44] <soundstream6> huhu
[16:44] <soundstream6> finally can get in
[16:45] <Wunderbar> how would I go about mounting my windows partition from a terminal?
[16:45] <nathan7> Wunderbar: sudo mount /dev/sdaX /mnt
[16:45] <Titan8990> Wunderbar, sudo mount /dev/sdxx /media/MOUNTPOINT
[16:45] <supersasho> Pici: ok, i'll try that
[16:45] <nathan7> Where X is the partition no
[16:45] <soundstream6> hi
[16:45] <Titan8990> Wunderbar, should never mount directly to /mnt
[16:45] <sudobash> wnderbar make sure your windows partition is shutdown correctly or you will have to force mount
[16:45] <Titan8990> Wunderbar, you can do: /mnt/somedir
[16:46] <Wunderbar> okay, thanks
[16:46] <sudobash> which could cause problems for your windows box but usually doesn't
[16:46] <soundstream6> hi
[16:46] <soundstream6> huhu
[16:46] <Wunderbar> is there a way for me to discover the proper names of my partitions via terminal command?
[16:47] <soundstream6> i need help here..
[16:47] <Myrtti> !ask | soundstream6
[16:48] <resno> what is the name of the no topic line?
[16:49] <soundstream6> haha ok2... im using ubuntu 9.04, an update error for my graphic card (nvidia gforce 2 mx400). after i update and restart, it works properly after a few minutes it crash... hows dat?
[16:49] <sudobash> hey LjL can I pm you real quick I have a real good idea
[16:49] <andres_> hola
[16:50] <resno> !notopic
[16:50] <ha1331_> Is it possible (possible in this context means I'm not willing to manually edit the x.conf's and such and spend like week making it work) to get triple or quad displays working on ubuntu? Planning to by 2x9600GT cards, ati drivers scare me.
[16:50] <resno> !topic
[16:51] <LjL> sudobash: feel free to expose it in #ubuntu-offtopic...? :)
[16:53] <soundstream6> im using ubuntu 9.04, an update error for my graphic card (nvidia gforce 2 mx400). after i update and restart, it works properly after a few minutes it crash... hows dat?
[16:53] <rexwin> !google
[16:53] <norpan> And now ubuntu hangs when starting xchat, randomly
[16:55] <tavish> sudo route add target -net gw 10.250.217.1 netmask 255.255.255.0 dev eth0.5   gives me target: Unknown host . eth0.5 is configured
[16:55] <sielk> Can anyone see this (IRC bugged out on me last night)
[16:55] <norpan> sielk yes
[16:55] <Myrtti> sielk: yes
[16:55] <ha1331_> sielk: can
[16:56] <sielk> Ok woot I fixed one problem
[16:56] <norpan> This i so wierd, my networkcard just dont want to connect to my wired internet when booting into ubuntu
[16:56] <soundstream6> im using ubuntu 9.04, an update error for my graphic card (nvidia gforce 2 mx400). after i update and restart, it works properly after a few minutes it crash... hows dat?
[16:56] <norpan> It just says "disconnected"
[16:56] <rexwin> norpan, dmseg
[16:57] <norpan> rexbron whats that?
[16:57] <ha1331_> !cloning
[16:57] <norpan> rexwin whats that
[16:57] <n0gear> i seem to have trouble playing flash videos on some sites. how do i uninstall all the flash-packages?
[16:58] <sielk> rexwin: you misspelled it dmesg
[16:58] <norpan> sielk what is that?
[16:58] <sielk> idk Im just really quick at googling =P
[16:59] <cabrey> norpan, it is the kernel's output
[16:59] <sielk> says it prints the buffer of your kernel (its a terminal command)
[16:59] <norpan> So what should i do with it?
[16:59] <soundstream6> im using ubuntu 9.04, an update error for my graphic card (nvidia gforce 2 mx400). after i update and restart, it works properly after a few minutes it crash... hows dat?
[17:00] <teapot> Hey guys. I'm considering using Karmic Koala but I was wondering if it breaks often. I don't mind it breaking but if it's going to happen regularly I'd rather not upgrade.
[17:00] <Nickkkk> e
[17:00] <Nickkkk> hello
[17:00] <Myrtti> teapot: it's alpha stage stuff, it WILL break often
[17:00] <Nickkkk> anyone can help me with a few things?
[17:00] <Myrtti> Nickkkk: ask?
[17:00] <norpan> My Ethernet does not work afting booting into ubuntu, the two green lights just keep spinning at the top
[17:00] <sielk> norpan open up the terminal and type the command and hit enter
[17:00] <Nickkkk> I want a program
[17:00] <norpan> And then it says : "disconnected"
[17:00] <Nickkkk> To see my pc
[17:00] <Nickkkk> ram usage
[17:00] <nathan7> teapot: Well, if you're the 'I void warranties' kind of guy it's okay for you
[17:00] <norpan> Nothing works
[17:00] <Nickkkk> network usage etc.
[17:00] <FloodBot2> Nickkkk: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:01] <nathan7> teapot: Otherwise, no.
[17:01] <mikubuntu> having probs with cd/dvd writer ... trying to burn 9.04, but at the end of burn, it stays interminably in the 'finishing write' state ... i interrupted at that point and tried to boot from that disk; machine says 'searching for boot grub' but then boots from hdd.  yes, i set bios to boot from cd first.
[17:01] <Myrtti> Nickkkk: what kind of software, terminal, panel plugin...?
[17:01] <Nickkkk> May can you tell me any to download it?
[17:01] <Nickkkk> What do you exacly mean/
[17:01] <teapot> nathan7: I'd like to contribute to Ubuntu and testing it seems to be the easiest way.
[17:02] <sebsebseb> !contribute |  teapot
[17:02] <Myrtti> Nickkkk: what kind of software do you want? a one that is in your taskbar, or a one you can launch separately?
[17:02] <nathan7> teapot: Nice =)
[17:02] <Nickkkk> ah
[17:02] <cabrey> Nickkkk, System > Administration > System Monitor
[17:02] <sebsebseb> teapot: #ubuntu-devel
[17:02] <Nickkkk> i want to see it in my desktop
[17:02] <teapot> sebsebseb: Been there.
[17:02] <sielk> norpan: after you get it printed I have no idea what he wants you to do with it
[17:02] <sebsebseb> teapot: ok
[17:02] <norpan> Gosh i would love to have an ubuntu creator at my home  right now to fix my problems
[17:02] <Vlet> Nickkkk: Search for GDesklets
[17:02] <Myrtti> norpan: *creator*? hehehe
[17:03] <soundstream6> im using ubuntu 9.04, an update error for my graphic card (nvidia gforce 2 mx400). after i update and restart, it works properly after a few minutes it crash... hows dat?
[17:03] <norpan> Myrtti yeh :P builder then
[17:03] <tiyowan> norpan: The Ubuntu A-team. :)
[17:03] <norpan> Yeah could they have like a van to go out on rescue missions?
[17:04] <n0gear> how do i uninstall all the flash players?
[17:04] <Nickkkk> Vlet: nothing found
[17:04] <Nickkkk> :S
[17:04] <cabrey> Nickkkk, did you see my suggestion?
[17:04] <norpan> n0gear try add/remove and search flash
[17:04] <sielk> Ok all I have a question for all of you, simple one to. How do I find the hardware name of whatever wlan0 is using. I am trying to get wireshark running but all I see are broadcast packets so I am seeing if I have to install any custom drivers
[17:04] <perlmonkey2> I'm like |-| close to moving from Fedora to Ubuntu.  Can someone offer me some final reason to switch?
[17:04] <Nickkkk> Cabrey: i want to see the statistics
[17:04] <Nickkkk> in my desktop.
[17:05] <Myrtti> Nickkkk: gdesklets in Add/Remove
[17:05] <localgod11> How can I get my ntfs partition to mount at boot?
[17:05] <conrad__> I'm trying to switch to fluxbox from gnome and I need help migrating the wallpaper changer and the list of startup apps
[17:05] <Dr_Willis> localgod11:  a proper entry in the /etc/fstab file
[17:05] <sielk> perlmonkey2: we have a bigger IRC channel =P
[17:05] <Nickkkk> IT didn't found anthing
[17:05] <Nickkkk> anything*
[17:05] <localgod11> Dr_Willis: Ok how do I accomplish that?
[17:05] <Myrtti> Nickkkk: synaptic then?
[17:05] <perlmonkey2> sielk: heh, yeah more than twice the number of users.
[17:05] <Seeker`> perlmonkey2: tery asking in #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:05] <perlmonkey2> sielk: of the OS, not just the channel.
[17:05] <Vlet> Nickkkk: Do you have 'all available software sources' selected in the add/remove tool?
[17:05] <cabrey> perlmonkey2, i was a fedora person too
[17:05] <Nickkkk> hold on vlet
[17:05] <perlmonkey2> thanks Seeker`
[17:05] <rozer> Hi guys..
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> localgod11:  its documented all over.. edit /etc/fstab as root.. add a line similer to.. (changeing your uuid and mountpoint)
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> # Entry for /dev/sda1 :
[17:06] <Nickkkk> I did selected all applications open source
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> UUID=28CD8DAC475B7D8E /media/Windows7 ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_US.UTF-8 0 1
[17:06] <Nickkkk> and it is fine now i found it
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> !ntfs | localgod11
[17:06] <rozer> how can i set local folder repository in ubuntu...
[17:06] <Nickkkk> I will can see statistics in my desktop?
[17:06] <mib_prakto> hi
[17:06] <rozer> i mean local folder as software source ?
[17:06] <sebsebseb> mib_prakto: hi
[17:06] <cabrey> rozer, what do you mean?
[17:06] <norpan> My WIRED ethernet device wont work in ubuntu, but it does in windows. If i just boot into ubuntu at once it works, but if it had worked recently in windos it wont work in ubuntu
[17:06] <mib_prakto> when I type character from the number pad
[17:06] <Vlet> Nickkkk: Play around with gdesklets a bit; you can figure it out
[17:06] <sielk> How do I find out what hardware my wlan0 is using (I have a laptop and I cant figure out the wireless card inside)
[17:07] <mib_prakto> the one that activates
[17:07] <mib_prakto> with num lock
[17:07] <conrad__> What is the startup script run on a standard ubuntu (gnome) installation?
[17:07] <norpan> Why is windows such a partypooper for me?
[17:07] <mib_prakto> no numbers appear
[17:07] <Ojii> i try to get SCIM (installed through synaptic) to run but using ctrl+space (my trigger in the setup and also the default one afaik) doesn't do a thing, what did I do wrong?
[17:07] <rozer> cabrey , i want to install software from a local folder.. is that possible ?
[17:07] <norpan> If it works recently in ubuntu, windows cant connect to internet Wired
[17:07] <Vlet> Nickkkk: http://www.gdesklets.de/index.php?q=desklet/browse/category/81
[17:07] <cabrey> conrad__, many things start up, not just one thing...
[17:07] <Dr_Willis> norpan:  try disabling the 'pnpbios' settingss or other pnp related settings in the bios.
[17:07] <sebsebseb> norpan: there was someone with a similar issue awhile ago
[17:07] <cabrey> rozer, does it contain debs?
[17:07] <Titan8990> conrad__, having a look at /etc/init.d/ will give you a good idea
[17:07] <rozer> cabrey , yup..
[17:07] <norpan> Dr_Willis pnp? what is that?
[17:07] <Pere_> Great help place ..Thanks everyone
[17:07] <cabrey> rozer, you can just double click on them :)
[17:08] <sebsebseb> Dr_Willis: and you were the one that helped the other guy I guess, so you can help this one :)
[17:08] <Dr_Willis> norpan:  ive had sound cards with simile rissues.. wndows sets various 'pnp' settings on the devices.. and linux cant 'undo' them when it reboots to linux.. But on a powerup - it can set them
[17:08] <rob_p> sielk, "lspci -v" should identify it...
[17:08] <Dr_Willis> norpan:  Plug And Play.
[17:08] <rozer> cabrey , what aboute dependecies ?
[17:08] <cabrey> rozer, it will automatically find them
[17:08] <conrad__> cabrey: Well, I need  a few applications found in System-Preferences-Startupapplications
[17:08] <norpan> Oh..
[17:08] <soundstream6> im using ubuntu 9.04, an update error for my graphic card (nvidia gforce 2 mx400). after i update and restart, it works properly after a few minutes it crash... hows dat?
[17:08] <rozer> cabrey , ok thanx..
[17:08] <sielk> rob_p: thank you
[17:08] <norpan> should i desable PNP devices?
[17:08] <rob_p> sielk, But it will also identify everything else on the pci bus...
[17:08] <Dr_Willis> norpan:  try it and see.
[17:08] <conrad__> cabrey:specifically stuff for my eeepc to be able to connect to the internet
[17:08] <rozer> Ubuntu ROCKS...
[17:08] <rozer> really great man...
[17:08] <rob_p> sielk, ...so you will have to go through the list and find it.
[17:08] <cabrey> conrad__, so you need additional apps to start when you log in?
[17:09] <norpan> Dr_Willis will my mouse and stuff still work?:P
[17:09] <cabrey> conrad__, what eee do you have? i'm on a 900ha right now
[17:09] <sielk> rob_p: Lol hey its better then what I had before
[17:09] <rob_p> sielk, :-)
[17:09] <vikashkoushik> can anyone help me with gfx-grub issue??
[17:09] <conrad__> cabrey: kinda old, 701 something
[17:09] <norpan> Dr_Willis and if i dont have such an option in bios For PnP ?
[17:09] <vikashkoushik> pls
[17:09] <Dr_Willis> norpan:  TRY it and see. and yes they should. those are not 'pnp' devices.. those are USB.
[17:09] <mib_prakto> the num lock part of the keyword doesn't work
[17:09] <mib_prakto> any ideas?
[17:10] <mib_prakto> the num lock part of the keyword doesn't work
[17:10] <norpan> Dr_Willis ok ill try looking for pnp devices in bios
[17:10] <norpan> THanks for the info, ill be back soon
[17:10] <Dex_Live_FIle> oi
[17:10] <Dex_Live_FIle> alguém do Brasil ae
[17:11] <Pici> !br | Dex_Live_FIle
[17:11] <resno> How do I zip a bunch of folders?
[17:11] <sielk> rob_p: Got it, now to google around and see if I can use it with wireshark (no nothing unethical I am trying to get an internship >.<)
[17:11] <Pere_> I'm using xchat-gnome for the 1st time can't see list of names here ..How?  Please
[17:12] <nsahoo> why is my update manager not notifying me of available updates?
[17:12] <soundstream6> im using ubuntu 9.04, an update error for my graphic card (nvidia gforce 2 mx400). after i update and restart, it works properly after a few minutes it crash... hows dat?
[17:12] <sielk> nsahoo:Do you mean automatic or manual?
[17:13] <vikashkoushik> can anyone help me with gfx-grub issue??
[17:13] <vikashkoushik> can anyone help me with gfx-grub issue??
[17:13] <vikashkoushik> can anyone help me with gfx-grub issue??
[17:13] <FloodBot2> vikashkoushik: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:13] <nsahoo> sielk: automatic. I mean everyday should it not say you have updates?
[17:13] <rozer> cabrey , hey i have another question...
[17:13] <cabrey> rozer, go ahead
[17:13] <Seeker`> vikashkoushik: you need to give people a chance to answer
[17:13] <n0gear> i wonfer what packages im missin cause youtube plays ok, but hak5 and redtube doesnt. they do on my other ubuntu installation though. what packages or codecs i might be missing?
[17:14] <vikashkoushik> sorry
[17:14] <rozer> cabrey , i have internet connection and i istalled all plugins for video playing on ubuntu from main server
[17:14] <rozer> cabrey but my friend doesn't have internet connection..
[17:14] <cabrey> !aptoncd
[17:14] <oscillik> IRC stands for INTERNET Relay Chat, not INSTANT Relief Chat
[17:14] <Pere_> lol
[17:14] <nsahoo> lol
[17:14] <rozer> cabrey , so i copy the .deb files from /var/cache/apt/archives to pen drive..
[17:15] <cabrey> see !aptoncd
[17:15] <nsahoo> anyone ? how do I make update manager notify me of updates?
[17:15] <rozer> so is how i can i install the gstreamer plugins there in my friends computer
[17:15] <rozer> ?
[17:15] <tiyowan> nsahoo: Can you please describe your problem more clearly?
[17:15] <BuZZ-dEE> hello, how can i use the notify of gnome in fluxbox?
[17:15] <Pere_> not "I RUN CONSTANTLY" either lol
[17:16] <cabrey> !aptoncd | rozer
[17:16] <rozer> cabrey , did you get my question ?
[17:16] <soundstream6> im using ubuntu 9.04, an update error for my graphic card (nvidia gforce 2 mx400). after i update and restart, it works properly after a few minutes it crash... hows dat?
[17:16] <cabrey> rozer, yes are you reading my answer?
[17:16] <rozer> cabrey , ya i'm reading.. thanx
[17:16] <Pere_> lol
[17:16] <cabrey> !repeat > soundstream6
[17:16] <nsahoo> tiyowan: I am expecting the update manager to show a icon in the desktop panel indicating that there are updates available. It is not doing that now
[17:17] <tiyowan> BuZZ-dEE: I don't think you can use gnome features in fluxbox.
[17:17] <tiyowan> nsahoo: Okay; what happens when you go to a terminal, type sudo apt-get update, and press the enter key?
[17:18] <cabrey> nsahoo, 9.04 does not do that anymore
[17:18] <BuZZ-dEE> tiyowan: notify can i use. on my other laptop does it work, but i don't know why.
[17:18] <en1gma> hey all i have openwrt on my router and im running ubuntu desktop with ext3fs...i want to use network block device so i can have extra storage and a swapfile
[17:18] <nsahoo> tiyowan: spits out a lot of urls .. i guess refreshes the local repo
[17:18] <drewby>  Hi everyone, I'm running firefox 3.0.10 for Ubuntu 9.04, when I try to load my webpage in firefox, I get 'failed to load xpcom component' in the error console and none of the javascript runs. WTF is up?
[17:18] <cabrey> soundstream6, keep it out here
[17:18] <nsahoo> cabrey: do you know why? it was a useful reminder to update
[17:18] <en1gma> does nbd-server go on the linux box and nbd-client on the router?
[17:19] <Andry_WorkZ> HELP WITH WINE + uTorrent: does anyone have issues when reducing the uTorrent window?  I do, because if the window is not selected the speed drops to 0 kbps
[17:19] <becomingGuru> drewby, Just remove and reinstall firefox.. simple
[17:19] <cabrey> nsahoo, usually update manager just pops up now, but you can revert it back to its old ways if you want
[17:19] <soundstream6> im using ubuntu 9.04, an update error for my graphic card (nvidia gforce 2 mx400). after i update and restart, it works properly after a few minutes it crash... hows dat?
[17:19] <drewby> becomingGuru: I tried that, didn't work
[17:19] <vikashkoushik> Need help with gfx-grub
[17:19] <vikashkoushik> pls
[17:19] <PeterOyore> Hello everyone!...My1st time using xchat-gnome ..Is it possible to see a list of room members?
[17:19] <tiyowan> nsahoo: Follow cabrey's suggestion.
[17:19] <cabrey> !repeat | soundstream6
[17:19] <acdd> I have 3 primary partitions on my current harddisc. is it possible to create a 4th, extended one and create a logical partition within that and install Ubuntu there? in other words, does Ubuntu boot from a logical partition?
[17:19] <drewby> becomingGuru: I even tried marking all firefox related packages for complete removal and reinstalling
[17:19] <becomingGuru> drewby, The bundled version is 3.0.10
[17:20] <cabrey> nsahoo, press alt-f2 then type gconf-editor
[17:20] <nsahoo> cabrey: ok
[17:20] <nsahoo> cabrey: then?
[17:20] <drewby> becomingGuru: that's what I'm running, it had never given me this problem before today
[17:20] <cabrey> nsahoo, press run
[17:20] <drewby> becomingGuru: now I can't get rid of it
[17:20] <becomingGuru> drewby, BTW, in the mean while, while firefox acts as a bitch, use Chrome, works for me like a charm
[17:20] <nsahoo> cabrey: then?
[17:20] <en1gma> anyone know anything about network block devices
[17:20] <cabrey> nsahoo, a window called configuration editor should come up
[17:20] <en1gma> ive never done it before
[17:20] <nsahoo> cabrey: yes
[17:20] <en1gma> i have a guide up but its confusing
[17:20] <vikashkoushik> someone pls help me
[17:20] <cabrey> nsahoo, expand "apps"
[17:21] <en1gma> me first
[17:21] <blake__> i got a virus :D
[17:21] <nsahoo> cabrey: yes ..
[17:21] <en1gma> go see a Dr
[17:21] <cabrey> !patience | vikashkoushik en1gma
[17:21] <blake__> owell
[17:21] <blake__> just kiding
[17:21] <blake__> im cooking hot dog and pink beans
[17:21] <cabrey> nsahoo, scroll down to "update-notifier"
[17:21] <becomingGuru> drewby, When U said, I removed all packages related to FF, where all from did u remove...
[17:21] <drewby> becomingGuru: I need firefox to run because I have to make sure my code supports it
[17:21] <nsahoo> cabrey: yes
[17:21] <becomingGuru> ~/.firefox U cleared up?
[17:21] <blake__> tbc?
[17:22] <cabrey> nsahoo, select it and in the other side of the window uncheck auto_launch
[17:22] <drewby> becomingGuru: I just used synaptic, removed firefox ubufox xulrunner etc...
[17:22] <blake__> how come i cant eat pepsi?
[17:22] <Seeker`> !ot | blake__
[17:22] <tbc> blake__: yes?
[17:22] <grawity> blake__: because pepsi is a drink.
[17:22] <PeterOyore> Is xchat-gnome the best Linux IRC client?
[17:22] <soundstream6> im using ubuntu 9.04, an update error for my graphic card (nvidia gforce 2 mx400). after i update and restart, it works properly after a few minutes, then it crash... hows dat?
[17:22] <cabrey> !best
[17:22] <blake__> oh
[17:22] <tiyowan> blake__: Could you take that to #ubuntu-offtopic, please?
[17:22] <Titan8990> !best
[17:22] <nsahoo> cabrey: ok
[17:22] <grawity> PeterOyore: I prefer irssi, but there's no "best" - irssi may be confusing sometimes.
[17:22] <Xcell> PeterOyore-  just loadregularchat
[17:22] <becomingGuru> drewby, No. That doesnt remove your personal ~/.firefox which by my experience is the sole reson for all the problem
[17:22] <nsahoo> cabrey: thanks
[17:22] <blake__> is ubuntu made for porn
[17:23] <blake__> tehe
[17:23] <cabrey> nsahoo, np
[17:23] <nsahoo> cabrey: do you know why it was changed?
[17:23] <tbc> Is there any Pre chatter happening?
[17:23] <PeterOyore> ahh ty
[17:23] <tbc> Here, I mean?
[17:23] <kbrosnan> becomingGuru: there is no .firefox
[17:23] <drewby> oh thanks becomingGuru, let me try that, I'll be right back
[17:23] <cabrey> nsahoo, something to do with the new notification system
[17:23] <nsahoo> cabrey: ok
[17:23] <grawity> becomingGuru: I think you meant ~/.mozilla
[17:23] <becomingGuru> drewby, Just start by renaming it to something else so that ff doesnt get your personalization stuff
[17:23] <muskatnuss> hey i got an fresh xubuntu install -> added nfs client / server, samba client / server and shared an partition i have mounted in /media/partition with it. everytime i start copying one or more files the server freezes... eg i use it as client!!! file moving on local disk is no problem!
[17:23] <Xcell> PeterOyore-  also google lemmings xchat scripts...they help.
[17:24] <tbc> Any Pre users trying to sync to Ubuntu?
[17:24] <becomingGuru> drewby, As grawity and kbrosnan suggest it is perhaps ~/.mozilla
[17:24] <cabrey> tbc, it uses itunes
[17:24] <cabrey> tbc, though probably not for long
[17:24] <kbrosnan> no perhaps about it
[17:24] <becomingGuru> kbrosnan, Fine. Its definitely mozilla ;)
[17:25] <PeterOyore> Excell will try loadregularchat and BBL ..Thanks again
[17:25] <tbc> cabrey: so I've heard, but I'm talking about general data sync. The Pre has a sync setting for media when you plug it into your Ubuntu desktop.
[17:25] <muskatnuss> found many answers on google for it ... but i cant get rid ...
[17:25] <Xcell> ok
[17:26] <Ojii> is there any alternative to SCIM? because I just can't get it to work...
[17:26] <yabuk> what should I install to have "3D OpenGL transitions in OpenOffice" working ?
[17:26] <soundstream6> im using ubuntu 9.04, an update error for my graphic card (nvidia gforce 2 mx400). after i update and restart, it works properly after a few minutes it crash... hows dat?
[17:26] <sielk> Anyone know why I cant resize a partition (Yes I am using a CD to try)
[17:27] <Ojii> sielk: gparted
[17:27] <drewby> did the CD automount the partition?
[17:27] <cabrey> !google | soundstream6
[17:27] <tiyowan> soundstream6: What do you mean crash? Did your system freeze? Or do you see a black screen?
[17:27] <soundstream6> yes my screen freeze
[17:27] <sielk> Ojii: I am using gparted it keeps giving me errors when I try to resize it
[17:27] <drewby> becomingGuru: yep, that seemed to fix it, sucks that i had to lose all my bookmarks though
[17:27] <heatmzzr> how do you change permissions on a hdd.. wont let me access files without sudo
[17:28] <tiyowan> sielk: What types of errors?
[17:28] <norpan> My wired connection can't connect at all!
[17:28] <soundstream6> tiyowan: how 2 solve it?
[17:28] <norpan> So now im on ubuntu, what should i write in command?
[17:28] <badnerd19> norpan ?.  maybe wrong installation
[17:28] <becomingGuru> drewby, No U dont hv to loose bookmarks... I think U can choose and pick the folder U want from that .mozilla
[17:28] <sielk> tiyowan: I cant remember for the life of me and I am working on another issue right now, I am just looking to what a general problem would be
[17:28] <chineseboy> 这里都是用英文的吗？
[17:29] <norpan> For all of you that has reat my problems with my NetworkCArd not being able to connect to internet when recenlty booted windows
[17:29] <tiyowan> sielk: Perhaps it's mounted?
[17:29] <badnerd19> norpan u have to find the automatic LAN connection when u start ubuntu
[17:29] <tiyowan> !cn | chineseboy
[17:29] <norpan> Dr_Willis:  Could not find anything in my bios with PnP
[17:29] <becomingGuru> drewby, I am sure some one small file would hv caused the problem
[17:29] <tiyowan> sielk: Hard to tell without the error msg, really. :P
[17:29] <drewby> becomingGuru: well it's done now
[17:29] <norpan> badnerd19:  yes its found but it does not connect at all
[17:29] <tiyowan> soundstream6: One moment, please.
[17:29] <sielk> tiyowan: Nope I booted to a CD and made sure it wasnt mounted
[17:29] <cabrey> !cn | chineseboy
[17:29] <BuZZ-dEE> hello, how can i use the notify of gnome in fluxbox?
[17:29] <sielk> tiyowan: im on the computer right now and it takes a while to get the error message =P
[17:30] <adam7634> I have just installed a minimal version of Ubuntu.
[17:30] <Dr_Willis> norpan:  explore more closely.. theres may be some advanced options that are hard to find.. or just power up straight to linxu I guess.
[17:30] <tiyowan> sielk: *shrug* The error msg would help. Maybe later then? :)
[17:30] <sielk> tiyowan: KK
[17:30] <drewby> becomingGuru: it's okay though, they were all their for speed rather than for memory, I'm sure I'll be able to find the mozilla dom reference the msdn dom reference w3schools and all the other places I had bookmarked again
[17:30] <sielk> tiyowan: Sorry >.<
[17:30] <norpan> tiyowan:  im on ubuntu now, what should i try?
[17:30] <vikashkoushik> is my turn here??
[17:30] <drewby> although the msdn can be a labyrinth at times o.o
[17:30] <cyd0nia> How do you configure your system without having to install Gnome?
[17:31] <norpan> also everything seems so "big" here, but the resolutiuon is right.
[17:31] <cyd0nia> I would like to run X / Fluxbox.
[17:31] <norpan> Is that something that can be changed?
[17:31] <cyd0nia> How would one have a control panel similar to the one installed with Gnome.
[17:31] <tiyowan> norpan: ifconfig > pastebin.log, lspci >> pastebin.log - copy pastebin.log to your other machine and pastebin it.
[17:31] <cyd0nia> For easy control of the system....
[17:31] <tiyowan> norpan: You're having ethernet problems right?
[17:31] <norpan> tiyowan:  yes
[17:31] <mib_prakto> cyd0nia: install ubuntu without x
[17:31] <chekkas> hey can any one help me. trying to get internet through mobile phone working
[17:32] <mib_prakto> then install x and then fluxbox
[17:32] <mib_prakto> but you have to do that from command line
[17:32] <cyd0nia> mib_prakto: I have already done that.
[17:32] <vikashkoushik> when is my turn??
[17:32] <cabrey> vikashkoushik, be patient
[17:32] <mib_prakto> so what's the question
[17:32] <vikashkoushik> hey i'llc ome back tomorrow
[17:32] <cyd0nia> mib_prakto: When logged into my flux session how do I change display settings and get an app for managing hardware drivers like in Gnome.
[17:32] <Seeker`> vikashkoushik: if someone knows the answer they will tell you
[17:32] <tiyowan> soundstream6: Have you enabled the drivers for your card?
[17:32] <vikashkoushik> k
[17:33] <vikashkoushik> but i need to go
[17:33] <cyd0nia> mib_prakto: Without Gnome how does one control the system settings?
[17:33] <vikashkoushik> so i'll come back tomorrow
[17:33] <soundstream6> yes... then the it crash
[17:33] <norpan> tiyowan:   ok
[17:33] <mib_prakto> mm by command line?
[17:33] <cyd0nia> mib_prakto: mm?
[17:33] <mib_prakto> I have only used gnome and kde
[17:33] <tiyowan> soundstream6: So the crashes started happening -after- you enabled the restricted drivers?
[17:33] <mib_prakto> I'm eating a cookie here
[17:33] <norpan> tiyowan:  look http://pastebin.com/m66d5594a
[17:33] <cyd0nia> mib_prakto: I see.
[17:34] <cyd0nia> mib_prakto: Do you need to install tools for it?
[17:34] <soundstream6> yes!!!
[17:34] <mib_prakto> as I said I only used gnome and kde
[17:34] <cyd0nia> soundstream6: Are you talking to me?
[17:34] <soundstream6> tiyowan
[17:34] <cyd0nia> Okay.
[17:34] <norpan> tiyowan:  and here is lspci ; http://pastebin.com/m637b7143
[17:34] <mib_prakto> so I couldn't tell you how to install that thing you want
[17:34] <linux> does anyone know how to reinstall the /etc/samba folder
[17:34] <tiyowan> norpan: Your ethernet interface is up, what seems to be the problem?
[17:34] <acidbanger> hi guys :)
[17:35] <cyd0nia> Anyone not use Gnome/Kde?
[17:35] <norpan> tiyowan:  i cant connect?
[17:35] <Cr4nk3d> I need some help, in Ubuntu, all of the sudden my Alt key replaced my Ctrl key.
[17:35] <norpan> tiyowan:  no internet
[17:35] <Wixicy> What is the command to kill a process
[17:35] <linux> I deleted it by accident and sudo apt-get install samba does not work
[17:35] <cyd0nia> Wixicy: kill pid
[17:35] <tiyowan> norpan: Do you know the address of your router?
[17:35] <Dracofodder> kill
[17:35] <Cr4nk3d> For things such as Ctrl+C, Ctrl+A, these are now Alt+C and Alt+A, how do I change it back?
[17:35] <acidbanger> I have a question about Epson printer drivers. Where can I find a driver for DX4050 ?
[17:35] <sebsebseb> Wixicy: kilall proccessname  or  xkill and click on the program
[17:35] <norpan> tiyowan:  i dont have a router
[17:35] <Wixicy> Thanks cyd0nia
[17:35] <Raven> Is this the channel for Kubuntu as well?
[17:35] <gee9043> hi all
[17:35] <tiyowan> soundstream6: Wait one - be right with you.
[17:35] <sebsebseb> Raven: #kubuntu
[17:36] <Raven> ty
[17:36] <sebsebseb> yes that one
[17:36] <sebsebseb> np
[17:36] <tiyowan> norpan: I'm sorry, what? How do you connect to the internet?
[17:36] <Cr4nk3d> Anyone?
[17:36] <acidbanger> The epson website links me to some crappy website that doesn have a driver for my model.
[17:36] <norpan> tiyowan:  right now with an 3G modem
[17:36] <tiyowan> !kubuntu | Raven
[17:36] <mib_prakto> Cr4nk3d
[17:36] <sebsebseb> acidbanger: ok well Epson don't suppourt Linux properly or at all  it seems
[17:36] <mib_prakto> Cr4nk3d:
[17:36] <mib_prakto> I have a similar problem
[17:36] <sebsebseb> !cups | acidbanger
[17:36] <linux> does anyone know how to reinstall the /etc/samba folder?
[17:36] <grawity> tiyowan: btw, the DSL minirouter is often called a "modem" too - especially those who only have one Ethernet port.
[17:36] <mib_prakto> but not an answer
[17:37] <tiyowan> grawity: Help me out on this one. :)
[17:37] <linux>  does anyone know how to reinstall the /etc/samba folder?
[17:37] <cabrey> linux, what do you mean?
[17:37] <localgod11> how do I change the music folder to a location I choose?
[17:38] <tiyowan> norpan: Can you ping 192.168.1.1?
[17:38] <cabrey> localgod11, drag and drop?
[17:38] <norpan> tiyowan:  help me out, "ping adress" in command line?
[17:38] <linux> I deleted the /etc/samba folder to try and reset my configuration thinking that i could just do apt-get install samba to resinstall them but it doesnt work
[17:38] <Cr4nk3d> I need some help, in Ubuntu, all of the sudden my Alt key replaced my Ctrl key.
[17:38] <Cr4nk3d> For things such as Ctrl+C, Ctrl+A, these are now Alt+C and Alt+A, how do I change it back?
[17:39] <tiyowan> norpan: Yep, ping 192.168.1.1
[17:39] <cabrey> linux, uninstall and reinstall
[17:39] <darkest_night> hi @ all, i have a question: if i have a 64-bit cpu, is it better to install ubuntu64 instead of the normal one and can i easily upgrade ubuntu32 to ubuntu64?
[17:39] <Guest22971> hi all. how do i open a .docx document?
[17:39] <norpan> tiyowan:  it just says this: norpan@norpan-laptop:~$ ping 192.168.1.1 PING 192.168.1.1 (192.168.1.1) 56(84) bytes of data. ^C --- 192.168.1.1 ping statistics --- 41 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 40319ms
[17:39] <sebsebseb> Guest22971: I think Open Office  3  has suppourt built in, and if not that there is a plugin
[17:39] <cabrey> darkest_night, you cant go from 32 -> 64
[17:40] <Damir> hey guys anyone experiance with apache
[17:40] <sebsebseb> Guest22971: that's the nasty  propritary  Microsoft format, instead of ODF (Open Document Format)  which Open Office has used since Open Office 2.0, and it's an open standard
[17:40] <Damir> and mod_proxy_loadbalancing ?
[17:40] <cabrey> Damir, /join #ubuntu-server
[17:40] <darkest_night> cabrey: thx.... are there any advantages if i install 64 bit ubuntu?
[17:40] <ha1331_> how can I prevent ssh sessions from timing out. I know I need to alter the ssh_conf
[17:40] <ha1331_> but what to adD=
[17:40] <ha1331_> ?
[17:40] <Guest22971> sebsebseb: im on 9.04, does it have open office 3?
[17:40] <Frogging101> I needed to install a newer version of gstreamer, I downloaded the latest tarball from the gstreamer site. I compiled and installed it. Now there are two copies of gstreamer, one from synaptic, one from the main site, this is causing problems. how do i remove the synaptic one?
[17:40] <cabrey> darkest_night, if you have >4GB of RAM, and it might be faster, but expect to run into problems
[17:40] <tiyowan> norpan: Okay - so tell me more about your setup? Do you have an ethernet cable going out of your laptop and into a router? Or is there some sort of device plugged directly into the ethernet port?
[17:40] <sebsebseb> Guest22971: Microsoft Word document viewer, older ones I know should work with Wine, and maybe a later one has  docx suppourt I assume it will
[17:41] <sebsebseb> Guest22971: Open Office 3 comes with 9.04
[17:41] <Guest22971> ok thanx.  =)
[17:41] <Cr4nk3d> @mib_prakto: I found the solution, I had a key combination set to Ctrl in my Compiz Manager, perhaps your situation is similar.
[17:41] <norpan> tiyowan:  i have a whole in the wall, ethernet connection directly
[17:41] <norpan> tiyowan:  no router no nothing
[17:41] <darkest_night> cabrey: btw, i have exactly 4GB of ram, but ubuntu32 just recognizes 2,4GB.... how can i change this except installing ubuntu64?
[17:41] <sebsebseb> Guest22971: try and avoide the .docx if you can, save in  ODF/.odt    or   use  the old .doc  that's my suggestion
[17:41] <Titan8990> darkest_night, ubuntu server
[17:42] <tiyowan> norpan: Um, okay. Is anyone else using the same connection in your location?
[17:42] <Frogging101> I needed to install a newer version of gstreamer, I downloaded the latest tarball from the gstreamer site. I compiled and installed it. Now there are two copies of gstreamer, one from synaptic, one from the main site, this is causing problems. how do i remove the synaptic one?
[17:42] <cabrey> darkest_night, that doesn't sound right, it should be able to go to 4gb
[17:42] <norpan> tiyowan:  nope , just me
[17:42] <tiyowan> Frogging101: From synaptic?
[17:42] <ctmjr> cyd0nia, Frogging101 go into synaptic find gstreamer select remove
[17:42] <sebsebseb> Guest21506: and if your  doing documents for other people and they don't need to be edited, you can use Open Office to convert them into a PDF
[17:42] <darkest_night> cabrey, and what could be the problem? wrong kernel?
[17:43] <norpan> tiyowan:  and this only occures if i had been using the ethernet on windows recently
[17:43] <norpan> Since i dual boot
[17:43] <Frogging101> ctmjr: well, if I do that, it will remove lots of other things such as ubuntu-desktop
[17:43] <cabrey> darkest_night, it has something to do with the kernel, you could try #kernel
[17:43] <tiyowan> norpan: Okay, the thing is, your ethernet card is detected and is working fine on Ubuntu.
[17:43] <sebsebseb> and he leaves so I message two of the wrong guests, whooops, oh well
[17:43] <tiyowan> norpan: It's your networking settings that are misconfigured.
[17:43] <norpan> tiyowan:  yeah it does, if my computer is off and i turn on and boot into ubuntu, its working fine
[17:43] <sebsebseb> or one of the wrong guests whatever
[17:44] <Frogging101> tiyowan: yeah
[17:44] <norpan> tiyowan:  but if i boot into windows,  then into ubuntu, its all bad
[17:44] <norpan> But when i boot directly into ubuntu, and then windows. Then windows cant connect to internet using the ethernet tiyowan
[17:44] <dalekleader> can someone help with setting up a bluetooth headset?
[17:45] <tiyowan> norpan: Odd - what msg do you get on Windows when you can't connect?
[17:45] <norpan> tiyowan:  so the OS thats bootet up first get internet,
[17:45] <norpan> tiyowan:  someting about the DNS server
[17:45] <soundstream6> tiyowan?
[17:45] <tiyowan> soundstream6: I haven't forgotten. Hey, are you running 9.04?
[17:45] <panfist> is it possible to enable xdmcp from the command line? i have ssh access to my box but i would like to get into an x environment
[17:46] <soundstream6> yes
[17:46] <Frogging101> I needed to install a newer version of gstreamer, I downloaded the latest tarball from the gstreamer site. I compiled and installed it. Now there are two copies of gstreamer, one from synaptic, one from the main site, this is causing problems. how do i remove the synaptic one?
[17:46] <tiyowan> norpan: Okay, it's probably something wrong with your DNS server settings.
[17:46] <kimble> i need some pussy
[17:46] <tiyowan> !language | kimble
[17:46] <kimble> nah
[17:46] <sebsebseb> !ops | kimble
[17:46] <panfist> frogging101 open synaptic, search for gstremer, and right click -> uninstall it
[17:47] <norpan> tiyowan:   i think its something with the mac adress? cus i have to login at my provider at a website, so if im have already logged in in windows. i cant even reach the site in ubuntu.
[17:47] <ashmew2> hi
[17:47] <norpan> and vice versa
[17:47] <tiyowan> norpan: It'd be best if you could get a guy with some networking know-how to take a look at it.
[17:47] <wildc4rd> evening all
[17:47] <Frogging101> panfist: well, if I do that, then it will delete essential packages such as ubuntu-desktop
[17:47] <darkest_night> man, every1 in #kernel is idle.... no1 can answer me -.-
[17:47] <norpan> tiyowan:  could it be the drivers that are crashing eachother?
[17:47] <tiyowan> norpan: Probably - call your ISP about it.
[17:48] <darkest_night> !64bit
[17:48] <fccf> wildc4rd: Good Morning
[17:48] <tiyowan> norpan: To be honest, it's very, very unlikely that Windows and Ubuntu are conflicting with each other like that.
[17:48] <panfist> frogging101 erm... then i dont know. i'm pretty sure you can query synaptic for a list of files associated with a package, it's pretty easy to find in the GUI...beyond that i dont know what to do
[17:48] <fosco__> !xmms
[17:48] <Frogging101> panfist: okay
[17:48] <Frogging101> I needed to install a newer version of gstreamer, I downloaded the latest tarball from the gstreamer site. I compiled and installed it. Now there are two copies of gstreamer, one from synaptic, one from the main site, this is causing problems. how do i remove the synaptic one?
[17:48] <tiyowan> norpan: The DNS server msg that you get on Windows suggests that it's a problem with your ISP.
[17:48] <norpan> tiyowan:  well if i dont boot into windows first.. then its fine under ubuntu.. so something must me strange
[17:48] <unitedpotsmokers> hello guys, what is a different between wine-doors and normal wine?
[17:49] <sebsebseb> unitedpotsmokers: wine-doors is  not made anymore I think
[17:49] <gavagai> How can a user without root change the UMASK for his scp/sftp connections?  it does not read .basrhc or .bash_profile and I can't figure out what you are supposed to do
[17:49] <linnoob> Hi - This is a dual boot partitioned windows/Intrepid installed running Gnome desktop - I want to read the Windows partition - I installed following - sudo apt-get install ntfs-config - Is this all I need - Or do I need to install Samba as well ? ?
[17:49] <sebsebseb> unitedpotsmokers: try winetricks instead, and both of those programs are like addons for Wine
[17:49] <norpan> tiyowan:  but i only get that if id succesfully connected in ubuntu first
[17:49] <tiyowan> norpan: Okay, hmmm....
[17:49] <silverglade00> panfist, have you tried ssh -X and then gnome-session?
[17:49] <unitedpotsmokers> sebsebseb, but, i download and install it using ubuntu-tweak software
[17:49] <Wixicy> Anyone here known with aircrack-ng?
[17:49] <|thomson|> yes
[17:49] <MikeLOw> 0.0
[17:50] <dalekleader> linnoob: you only need to configure your fstab file
[17:50] <unitedpotsmokers> sebsebseb, so wine-door is an addon for wine?
[17:50] <norpan> tiyowan:  also i cant see any wireless networks on ubuntu, maybe there is something wierd with the drivers?'
[17:50] <panfist> silverglade00 unfortunately i'm SSHing from a windows machine at work...
[17:50] <sebsebseb> unitedpotsmokers: hummmm  I  woudn't even recomend  ubuntu-tweak   I think, because  well  nevermind
[17:50] <sebsebseb> unitedpotsmokers: Google them
[17:50] <Wixicy> |thomson|, when i run airodump-ng,
[17:50] <|thomson|> yes
[17:50] <tiyowan> norpan: Can you do this for me? Boot into windows, connect to the internet, surf around for a while, boot back into Ubuntu, try connecting to the internet from Ubuntu, open a terminal, type dmesg > pastebin.log, ifconfig > pastebin2.log, route > pastebin3.log, and pastebin the results of those three files please?
[17:50] <Wixicy> |thomson|, which is best; PWR at -31, or -94
[17:50] <linnoob> dalekleader, Not sure how to to do that.... Point me in the right direction ?
[17:51] <sebsebseb> Wixicy: not sure if meant to suppourt that one here
[17:51] <dalekleader> linnoob: http://cazatech.wordpress.com/2007/10/03/adding-a-ntfs-partition-to-fstab/
[17:51] <panfist> silverglade00 if i can enable and configure xdmcp than i can use my usual way of getting an X session over ssh, beyond that i dont know much
[17:51] <Wixicy> sebsebseb, it is for legal things, dw
[17:51] <Frogging101> I needed to install a newer version of gstreamer, I downloaded the latest tarball from the gstreamer site. I compiled and installed it. Now there are two copies of gstreamer, one from synaptic, one from the main site, this is causing problems. how do i remove the synaptic one?
[17:51] <silverglade00> panfist, try xming x server for windows. www.straightrunning.com/XmingNotes/
[17:51] <tiyowan> norpan: If it's something related to the hardware, then it should show up in the logs.
[17:51] <ashmew2> Any help on hanging firefox downloads ?
[17:51] <norpan> tiyowan:  ive done that and im in ubuntu now could i  just do that dmesh thing right now?
[17:51] <renagadex> I installed g++ using apt-get and I dont know where it installed to
[17:52] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: hanging Firefox downloads?  be more specific
[17:52] <panfist> sivlerglade00 yes that's what i would use...if xdmcp was enabled. unless it's enabled that wont work
[17:52] <tiyowan> norpan: Well yes, can you connect to the internet from Ubuntu right now
[17:52] <tiyowan> norpan: ?
[17:52] <panfist> unless i'm badly mistaken
[17:52] <kbrosnan> ashmew2: clear the download list?
[17:52] <dalekleader> linnoob: you will need to identify the partion number of your windows partition.  Do you know how to do that?
[17:52] <silverglade00> panfist, ahhh ok i misread the original question
[17:52] <tiyowan> soundstream6: Could you do dpkg -l | grep nvidia and pastebin the results for me, please?
[17:52] <Raven> how do you list devices connected from the terminal?
[17:52] <norpan> tiyowan:  yes but only with my 3g USB modem, not ethernet
[17:53] <ashmew2> sebsebseb: When downloading with Firefox , sometimes it hangs (like at 20% , 30% , any random %) , dunnot whats causing it
[17:53] <tiyowan> Raven: lspci for PCI devices, and lsusb for USB devices.
[17:53] <renagadex> I installed g++ using apt-get and I dont know where it installed to
[17:53] <soundstream6> wuts dat?
[17:53] <linnoob> dalekleader, I already have Windows on 1st partition - Just want to be able to get files from this partition to copy to my Intrepid folders.
[17:53] <Stargazer> Irrelevant link: http://hell-south.myminicity.com/
[17:53] <ashmew2> kbrosnan: Ive cleared the download list hundreds of times but it repeats itself again and again
[17:53] <tiyowan> norpan: Okay fine, could you pastebin the results of dmesg and route, please?
[17:53] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: try a new profile?    maybe use something else to download  wget is pretty cool
[17:53] <norpan> yes
[17:53] <tomaw> Stargazer: please don't
[17:53] <sebsebseb> !wget |  ashmew2
[17:53] <Frogging101> I needed to install a newer version of gstreamer, I downloaded the latest tarball from the gstreamer site. I compiled and installed it. Now there are two copies of gstreamer, one from synaptic, one from the main site, this is causing problems. how do i remove the synaptic one?
[17:53] <dalekleader> linnoob: so you only want to temporarily mount the windows partition?
[17:53] <wrlssteve> 9.04 : 64-bit or 32 ? new laptop has Core 2 duo
[17:53] <renagadex> !irrelevent
[17:53] <norpan> "dmesg" and "route" just? tiyowan
[17:53] <tiyowan> soundstream6: Open a terminal, type dpkg -l | grep nvidia and pastebin the results for me,
[17:53] <linnoob> dalekleader, Yup
[17:53] <ashmew2> sebsebseb : Wget doesnt work with rapidshare etc etc
[17:53] <tiyowan> !pastebin > soundstream6
[17:54] <renagadex> sebsebseb: I installed g++ using apt-get and I dont know where it installed to
[17:54] <tiyowan> norpan: First dmesg, then enter. Then route, enter.
[17:54] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: ok well you can use another browser to download
[17:54] <kbrosnan> ashmew2: you were not clear about what was happening, now that you've explained further i agree that my suggestion will not help
[17:54] <norpan> tiyowan:  could u private msg me, cus its really to hard to see all this text
[17:54] <sebsebseb> !browser >  ashmew2
[17:54] <ashmew2> kbrosnan : :)
[17:54] <dalekleader> linnoob: ok, first open a terminal.  Type sudo fdisk -l
[17:54] <Stargazer> Tomaw, i did advertise it as irrelevant. :P
[17:54] <ashmew2> sebsebseb: thanks
[17:54] <linnoob> dalekleader, ok
[17:54] <Stargazer> But i do apologise, tomaw.
[17:54] <tomaw> Stargazer: which means you know better.
[17:54] <soundstream6> i can do dat
[17:54] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: sure, but  a new profile may do it, you know how to do that?
[17:54] <ashmew2> sebsebseb: Any suggestion for something like firefox ?
[17:54] <wrlssteve> any advice on whether to try 64-bit versus standard 32 bit ?
[17:55] <scales11> hi all.  is there a difference between installing xubuntu vs installing ubuntu-server and then apt-get installing xubuntu-desktop?
[17:55] <ashmew2> sebsebseb: not really , can you gimme any pointers ?
[17:55] <dalekleader> linnoob: you should see one of the partitions as ntfs file system?
[17:55] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: Epiphany and Galeon, because they use the same rendering engine,  plus they are made for Gnome
[17:55] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: so you don't know about the hidden folders in home?
[17:55] <ryniek> hi
[17:55] <linnoob> dalekleader, yup - If you like I can post screen shot ?
[17:55] <Dr_Willis> scales11:  using server can have some issues.. if you want a desktop system.. use xubuntu cd is best.
[17:55] <ashmew2> sebsebseb: k , ill look into Galeon , ive run Epiphany but didnt really like it for some reasons. I know about hidden folders , do i check .firefox ?
[17:55] <ryniek> i've a problem with synaptic and add/remove programs
[17:55] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: view    >  show hidden files and folders
[17:56] <ryniek> i've googled, but found nothing useful
[17:56] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: in Home.   you can do view list, and press by type, for nice alphabetical order by type
[17:56] <sielk> Again cause I disconnected, can one install a virus over wine? I just thought about it and now I am curious. Is the trade off of being able to use windows programs worth the risk of potential viruses?
[17:56] <kbrosnan> ashmew2: .mozilla
[17:56] <ryniek> i haven't got synaptic in menu
[17:56] <ashmew2> sebsebseb: Yeah , Ctrl + H , ok im inside .mozilla
[17:56] <dalekleader> linnoob: ok, no need, just make a mental note of the partition number  should be something like sda1
[17:56] <soundstream6> tiyowan: http://paste.ubuntu.com/190998/
[17:56] <ryniek> it's gone
[17:56] <ashmew2> sebsebseb: firefox> profiles.ini ?
[17:56] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: .mozilla is your Firefox profile,  you can  more  with cut or delete it,  and then when you  open Firefox again you will be using a new profile
[17:56] <joe__> Seems to be major problems in 9.04 mounting external drives, anyone know how to get one to show on the desktop? It now appears in /media as a folder with the label name, but not on the Desktop, and I have to use GParted to unmount it.
[17:57] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: the whole of .mozilla is your Firefox profile
[17:57] <ashmew2> sebsebseb: it will delete all cookies , saved passes etc etc ?
[17:57] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: yes if you delete it, but you can move it
[17:57] <linnoob> dalekleader, ok - yea it's sda1
[17:57] <scales11> Dr_Willis: i wouldnt just install server.  i just wanted a way to test boot speed vs desktop manager.  i am using vanilla ubuntu for the moment but when i tried xubuntu i didnt see any real speed difference. (i have an eee 1000he)
[17:57] <soundstream6> tiyowan: ok?
[17:57] <ashmew2> sebsebseb: Ok , ill just cut and paste it somewhere else and restart firefox
[17:57] <norpan> tiyowan:  ive send im PM cus i do alot of other things and my name does not get highlighted
[17:57] <dien> bro? why pidgin can't connect with yahoo?
[17:57] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: yep ok
[17:57] <dalekleader> now, you will want to make a folder to mount too.  type sudo mkdir /media/windows
[17:57] <scales11> Dr_Willis: also overall performance vs desktop manager
[17:57] <ryniek> bump
[17:57] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: it will be hidden  wherever you  move it to as well
[17:57] <ryniek> does anybody see me?
[17:58] <scales11> ryniek: yes
[17:58] <dien> yea ryniek
[17:58] <ryniek> thx : )
[17:58] <koichirose> hi, i'm trying to get rid of totem in firefox: if I download some media with downloadstatusbar enabled, and I double click it, it opens totem even if the default player for that filetype is smplayer
[17:58] <arthurh> Is there an apt meta-package of sorts that ONLY applies security updates?
[17:58] <ashmew2> sebsebseb: Yeah , thanks for the info man , ill get back to you if problem persists..Thanks for your time :D
[17:58] <ryniek> does anybody had the same problem with synaptic?
[17:58] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: ok np
[17:58] <ashmew2> cya later guys , ill be back! :)
[17:58] <sebsebseb> bye
[17:58] <dien> what with your synaptic?
[17:58] <tiyowan> soundstream6: Thx, wait one.
[17:59] <ryniek> it has gone
[17:59] <hosified> any recommendations on a usenet reader with nzb support and maybe a good search capability?
[17:59] <sebsebseb> !details |  ryniek
[17:59] <ryniek> ok
[17:59] <dien> dou you try to sudo apt-get update?
[17:59] <hosified> ...and I got the sound thing figured out...
[17:59] <Wunderbar> how do I go about removing all the unused kde apps from my machine- Ive already removed kde btu apparently not the apps...
[17:59] <hosified> f-sakes
[17:59] <ryniek> i've got the same problem as mentioned here: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-240612.html
[17:59] <ryniek> but that advice didn't helped me
[18:00] <linnoob> dalekleader, Hey - I already got it - Went to < Places/Computer - Clicked on DSK1_VOL1 and asked permission - entered password and let in to copy files - THanks for help.
[18:00] <pfak> Does anyone know how to delay mounting of /boot - I have a problem where I boot this system and it doesn't detect the /boot device until after it's tried to mount it ..
[18:00] <renagadex> I installed g++ using apt-get and I dont know where it installed to
[18:00] <dalekleader> linnoob: np
[18:00] <dien> oke? i give up :) can anybody help me pidgin :D
[18:00] <linnoob> dalekleader, have a good day - cya
[18:00] <anthony2009> français ?
[18:00] <gee9043> good night
[18:00] <renagadex> !french
[18:01] <tiyowan> soundstream6: Wait one, ok, I'm searching on the forums. :)
[18:01] <ryniek> when i try add Synaptic or Add/Remove Programs to the Menu, they're hiding again
[18:01] <dalekleader> dien: wu
[18:01] <soundstream6> ok
[18:02] <renagadex> I installed g++ using apt-get and I dont know where it installed to
[18:02] <dien> i'm using pidgin on cdma but it didn't connect after 2nd login on yahoo... why is that? i'm using Jaunty
[18:02] <sebsebseb> ryniek: so your getting an error message?
[18:02] <ryniek> now i don't get any error message
[18:03] <dalekleader> dien: but i take it, it works on land line or 54g
[18:03] <tiyowan> soundstream6: Okay, we could try this suggestion....but I'm not sure whether it will work.
[18:03] <ryniek> i just haven't got these programs in menu
[18:03] <soundstream6> ok
[18:03] <ryniek> if i turn synaptic from terminal, it works
[18:03] <Norpan> tiyowan:  =/ how bad... now the ethernet works.. that means its not working if i boot into windows
[18:03] <ryniek> but can't pin it to the menu
[18:03] <Norpan> ARGH
[18:03] <sebsebseb> ryniek: so you did exactly what that thread said?
[18:03] <Devilsprey99> can anyone solve this problem for me http://paste.ubuntu.com/191000/
[18:03] <fccf> ryniek: system>preferences>mainmenu
[18:04] <Norpan> This is so annoying
[18:04] <tiyowan> Norpan: Okay, do this then. Boot into Windows, try connecting to the Internet, note down the -exact- error msg, and tell me what it says.
[18:04] <ryniek> yes i did
[18:04] <tiyowan> soundstream6: You have a LiveCD handy right in case this doesn't work?
[18:04] <ryniek> but the checked programs uncheked automatically
[18:04] <ryniek> *unchecked
[18:04] <dien> last time i've read about that, seems my network manager didn't recognize wvdial. is that true?
[18:04] <dien> how can I fix that
[18:05] <Norpan> tiyowan:  well its basicly the same as in ubuntu, the behaivor is exactly the same
[18:05] <sebsebseb> fccf: :)   not sure if I been there before,   also that program is probably pretty new the main menu app,   anyway yeah  that should be easier than telling them to go into .local and find wine there and delete shortcuts like that
[18:05] <tiyowan> Norpan: That's fine, but I need some sort of error msgs in order to diagnose the problem.
[18:05] <dien> gprs cdma.
[18:06] <dalekleader> dien: ok i am a little confused.  You have pidgin working on either a hardline or 54g network but it doesnot work on your cellular
[18:06] <dien> none of those land line or 54g, my connection aka cdma dial-up :D
[18:06] <Devilsprey99> http://paste.ubuntu.com/191000/ plz anyone
[18:06] <dien> yeah thats true..
[18:06] <fccf> sebsebseb: he's trying to put synaptic back in the menu - not working
[18:06] <dalekleader> dien: ok, can you open a browser and open a website
[18:07] <dien> sure
[18:07] <ryuk_> hello everyone..
[18:07] <sebsebseb> fccf: yes I know, but I meant other people  that have asked me how to  remove the Wine shorcuts in the past, and there will be more in the future I expect.   I was just saying the app you mentioned could also be useful for that.
[18:07] <Winball> is the keyserver.ubuntu.com down ?
[18:07] <dalekleader> dien: from the cdma?
[18:07] <Paulo39> where is the file with the settings about console? i want to set a different size to the window of console
[18:07] <sebsebseb> fccf: so thanks for that
[18:07] <dien> yeah? cdma
[18:08] <dalekleader> dien: hmm..jus a sec
[18:09] <Mirge> howdy
[18:09] <hosified> doodie
[18:09] <ibuclaw> Devilsprey99, http://knol.google.com/k/ld/apt-get-update-has-problem-with/19udq6l2htdsk/8#
[18:09] <Mirge> lol
[18:09] <fccf> sebsebseb: thank you for recognizing that ... I consider myself an advanced 'user' - while I do some programming - I do more playing around with programs than anything else - and my system is stable - running flumotion for 3 weeks without reboot
[18:09] <dalekleader> dien: are you using network-manager for dialup or another program
[18:09] <sebsebseb> fccf: I consider myself a resaonably experienced user, hence why  I woudn't just notice a main menu app in the menu
[18:09] <dien> dalekleader: wvdial
[18:09] <ryuk_> guys can someone help me out here.. im looking for good software to boost my music output and also a good music player
[18:10] <dalekleader> dien: sorry, you did mention that
[18:10] <sebsebseb> fccf: go back a release or a few, and  I don't think there was one,  anyway this is off topic now
[18:10] <dien> dalekleader: np
[18:10] <fccf> sebsebseb: there in 8.04LTS
[18:11] <PeterOyore> I solved the Lost my "default workspace" Option Had to use Synaptic Pkg Mnger to get another version . And all is well now..Just wated to add that to the brain trust here
[18:11] <sebsebseb> fccf: ok
[18:11] <PeterOyore> THANKS
[18:11] <sebsebseb> !caps >  PeterOyore
[18:11] <dalekleader> dien: try disabling networkmanager
[18:12] <Flannel> sebsebseb, fccf: Alacarte was introduced back in Edgy, I believe.
[18:12] <Norpan111> tiyowan "network access missing"
[18:12] <Norpan111> tiyowan "unidentified network; networkaccess missing"
[18:12] <sebsebseb> Flannel: well  maybe I have used or opended it before then,  just didn't remember
[18:12] <Norpan111> tiyowan cant get proper DNS i think
[18:13] <Devilsprey99> ibuclaw, thanks
[18:13] <Mirge> ton more people here than I expected
[18:13] <Norpan111> tiyowan also i  cant see the those wireless networks on ubuntu that i see on windows
[18:13] <dien> dalekleader: thanks, it works now.... :D kudos to you
[18:13] <sebsebseb> Mirge: normally about 1500 people here these days
[18:13] <dalekleader> dien: you are welcome
[18:13] <Mirge> wow
[18:13] <Mirge> I honestly expected maybe 200 tops lol
[18:13] <Winball> users: 1479
[18:14] <renagadex2> !sound | renagadex2
[18:14] <fccf> Mirge: not all of them are sitting in front of their computers
[18:14] <flexpb> swe channal :) ?
[18:14] <fccf> !sw
[18:14] <kalvin> Hey, guys~
[18:14] <Norpan111> tiyowan should i try to "solve issue" ?
[18:14] <sebsebseb> Mirge: yeah many of the people here,  don't seem to even chat in the channel
[18:14] <Norpan111> tiyowan then it says its DNS and it cannot be solved
[18:15] <Mirge> ah
[18:15] <koichirose> hi, i'm trying to get rid of totem in firefox: if I download some media with downloadstatusbar enabled, and I double click it, it opens totem even if the default player for that filetype is smplayer
[18:15] <dien> dalekleader: can pidgin show my buddie webcam?
[18:15] <kbrosnan> koichirose: tools > addons > plugins > disable totem plugins
[18:15] <tiyowan> Norpan111: Sorry I was afk, you got these msgs on Windows?
[18:15] <sebsebseb> Mirge: yeah they don't chat here at all,   would you like help with something by the way?
[18:15] <Norpan111> tiyowan, "networkaccess missing"
[18:15] <ninjafury> My laptop can't auto suspend properly. It suspend's fully only when I click 'suspend'. Otherwise it just shows a blank screen with a cursor. Can anyone help?
[18:15] <NoiseEee> if im 'upgrading' a package versus installing, do i still use "dpkg -i fileName"
[18:16] <ibuclaw> Devilsprey99, a list of Ubuntu mirrors can be found here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+archivemirrors
[18:16] <soundstream6> yes
[18:16] <koichirose> kbrosnan: I have a 'default plugin' is that right?
[18:16] <soundstream6> tiyowan: yes~!
[18:16] <Flannel> NoiseEee: yes
[18:16] <ibuclaw> obviously. choose one that is close to you :)
[18:16] <renagadex> Is there a sound manager I can install?
[18:16] <Devilsprey99> ibuclaw,  do i replace the whole list or some part of it
[18:16] <NoiseEee> Flannel: ty
[18:16] <kbrosnan> koichirose: yes, but it does not handle any media
[18:16] <ninjafury> !suspend
[18:16] <dalekleader> dien: i am pretty sure it does, i do not use webcams
[18:16] <Mirge> nah don't need help, thanks though. was just coming on here to see if I could relieve some boredom
[18:16] <renagadex> !kick
[18:17] <koichirose> kbrosnan: what do you mean?
[18:17] <sebsebseb> Mirge: by helping others :)
[18:17] <Norpan111> tiyowan i private msg you
[18:17] <fccf> Mirge: try #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:17] <Mirge> hehe
[18:17] <ibuclaw> Devilsprey99, only the security.ubuntu.com lines, as that is the mirror that seems to not work.
[18:18] <dien> dalekleader: thanks again :D by the way. its 12 am here. get sleep now
[18:18] <kbrosnan> koichirose: the default plugin just provides a way to find other plugins
[18:18] <Mirge> need to run & do some finances stuff, bbl
[18:18] <koichirose> kbrosnan: ok, so this wont help me?
[18:18] <dalekleader> dien: ha, its 1PM here
[18:19] <kbrosnan> koichirose: well disabling the default plugin won't change anything but disabling totem based plugins will
[18:19] <omnydevi> soundstream6: when you go to restricted drivers, for the nvidia card is there more than 1 option?
[18:19] <koichirose> kbrosnan: how do I do that? I even uninstalled the mozilla plugin via apt
[18:20] <ninjafury> Can anyone help? I'm running Jaunty amd64/nvidia drivers. My laptop can't suspend properly unless I click suspend. The auto-suspend shows a black screen with a cursor, but the cpu is still running. How can I fix this?
[18:20] <renagadex2> Is there a sound manager I can install?
[18:20] <kbrosnan> koichirose: might be labeled gstreamer, i'm not on ubuntu atm. they are provided by default
[18:20] <Devilsprey99> ibuclaw,  E: Malformed line 50 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list (URI parse) this message returned
[18:21] <koichirose> kbrosnan: ok thanks, i'm going to look for it
[18:22] <sebsebseb> renagadex2: maybe not that helpful, but
[18:22] <sebsebseb> !sound > renagadex2
[18:23] <felix_>  i made a port forwarding so myipaddr:8082 goes to pc1insidemyLAN:8082, i made apache2 listen to 0.0.0.0:8082 port (dunno if its right, or i should put my internal ip address, 192.168.0.192). i checked but still not work. i am missing something?
[18:24] <ninjafury> Google/forums were no help so I'll ask again: Can anyone help? I'm running Jaunty amd64/nvidia drivers. My laptop can't suspend properly unless I click suspend. The auto-suspend shows a black screen with a cursor, but the cpu is still running. How can I fix this?
[18:25] <buddykaru> Hello all, i'm trying to do a persistent ubuntu installation on my usb hard drive .. i've got myself ubuntu 9.04 ISO. Can someone pls. instruct me?
[18:25] <sielk> Ok that I just did
[18:25] <sebsebseb> buddykaru: no, but maybe the guide can
[18:25] <sebsebseb> !usb > buddykaru
[18:25] <sourya> hey i just installed 9.04..the boot time and all seems to have increased a lot since 8.10 but the problem is that i'm having a real slow desktop.like the minimizing/max is very slow....the effects are off
[18:25] <bkraptor> does anyone here have anything against using both aptitude and synaptic on a ubuntu install?
[18:25] <sielk> Buddykaru are you on ubuntu right now or no?
[18:26] <buddykaru> sebsebseb: the guide talks about the 'live' usb installation.. what i want is a persistent installation
[18:26] <ibuclaw> Devilsprey99, you used the word MIRRORURL instead of an actual mirror?
[18:26] <buddykaru> sielk: yes, running 8.10
[18:26] <sebsebseb> bkraptor: aptitude is better for bigger stuff, because it deals better with dependancies.  apt-get  you can use as well, and  yes synaptic the gui for apt-get
[18:26] <goose> wtf
[18:26] <sebsebseb> buddykaru: ok not my area
[18:26] <sebsebseb> !language | goose
[18:26] <goose> who told ubottu to PM  me whinging about an away message?
[18:27] <goose> my away message isn't on announce
[18:27] <sebsebseb> goose: maybe one of the ops
[18:27] <mmcji> howdee..I am running Xubuntu 9.04, sometimes when I insert a CDROM into my laptop, I am unable to remove the cdrom w/o rebooting.  The CD's are old ISO's of ubuntu.  When I am unable to remove the cd without rebooting, I try to force the device to unmount with umount -f /media/cdrom and cdrom0....this does not work and I get a message saying "Failed to eject "/org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/storage_model_DVD_RW_TS_L632H."  Other cd's eject w/
[18:27] <mmcji> o problem.
[18:27] <goose> and I've been away since I signed on and it's in my connect sequence like, 8 hours ago
[18:27] <ibuclaw> Devilsprey99, probably a more obvious list of Ubuntu mirrors: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Mirrors   most (if not all) have hardy-security hosted on them. Choose one that is close to home.
[18:27] <bkraptor> sebsebseb: I've been advised by the debian folks over at #debian to not use both aptitude and apt-get
[18:28] <sebsebseb> bkraptor: right, but that's Debian
[18:28] <sebsebseb> bkraptor: apt-get  for smaler stuff,  aptitude for bigger stuff
[18:28] <goose> Flannel, any reason you told ubottu to PM me about my away message?
[18:28] <bkraptor> sebsebseb: define "bigger" and "smaller" please :)
[18:28] <sebsebseb> bkraptor: that's what I do, and it works fine in Ubuntu,   oh yeah and Synaptic for stuff I am not sure the name of :d   yeah I could apt-get cache search or whatever,  but  Synaptic is ok
[18:29] <antibody> Hello I'm having a problem, yesterday night my wireless stopped working(Wpa key on) other free access points in the neighbourhood allow me to connect. In windows I can connect to mine ....(yes...it came with computer ) what can I do?
[18:29] <antibody> I removed the AP preferences and it's still the same
[18:29] <Flannel> goose: Your nick changes when you're away (goose|zZz), If you have an away message above that, we have no qualms with that.
[18:29] <kneer0w> hey
[18:29] <fosco__> bkraptor, aptitude is better for everything, but you can use whatever you want
[18:29] <soundstream6> no
[18:29] <sebsebseb> bkraptor: the big stuff like   kubuntu-desktop and xubuntu-desktop   it's probably better to install with aptitude really
[18:29] <Pici> sebsebseb: Why?
[18:29] <buddykaru> has anyone run ubuntu completely from a usb drive? i mean the fully customized installation??
[18:30] <antibody> yes buddykaru
[18:30] <sebsebseb> Pici: ,because it deals with dependancies better than apt-get ?
[18:30] <rt1970> hi everyone...it's my first time here. i hope to be able to help as much as I ask.:-)
[18:30] <bkraptor> fosco__: I'm not asking which is better, I am aware aptitude is more complex, but I am also using synaptic a lot so I was wondering if there is any advice against using aptitude with synaptic
[18:30] <antibody> not 9.04 but I tested once with 8.04
[18:30] <Wixicy> !ask rt1970
[18:30] <mmcji> buddykaru: yes
[18:30] <rt1970> i've got a strange problem. i'm trying to find the twhirl icon
[18:30] <fosco__> bkraptor, nothing to worry about
[18:30] <buddykaru> antibody: i'm referring to a persistent install.. not using usb-creator and stuff
[18:30] <rt1970> but there aren't any icons in the icons file.
[18:30] <bin1010> has anyone found a replacement for something like Dragon Naturally Speaking for Ubuntu?  I have a coworker who could free themselves from microsoft if there was something similarly available.  Thanks
[18:30] <Pici> sebsebseb: Neither should work with dependencies better than the other. They're both fine to use for anything.
[18:30] <antibody> yes buddykaru
[18:30] <goose> the hell with this, then. I didn't realize it was spamming the channel to do a nick change 6 hours after my last nick change. Later.
[18:30] <antibody> the files are kept in usb key
[18:30] <rt1970> has anyone else had this problem?
[18:30] <bkraptor> funny, the debian folks were all paranoid about using both apt-* and aptitude
[18:31] <buddykaru> antibody: can you pls. share some links with me
[18:31] <antibody> I had problems get nvidia drivers to work.. I had to load manually every time
[18:31] <antibody> i'll have to research them
[18:31] <antibody> ehehe
[18:31] <sielk> How long should Gparted take/
[18:31] <sielk> Trying to reproduce an error message to post here
[18:31] <kneer0w> you tell me ;)
[18:31] <sebsebseb> bkraptor: yeah and I  think one of the ideas was to replace  apt-get in Debian with aptitude, but  don't think it happended exactly in the end
[18:31] <tiyowan> soundstream6: Do you have a LiveCD with you?
[18:31] <whatvn> antibody: and publish release one, lol
[18:31] <sebsebseb> !aptitude
[18:31] <rt1970> the icons should be at opt/twhirl/icons/twhirl-48.png
[18:31] <soundstream6> yes
[18:31] <Titan8990> sebsebseb, aptitude is a front-end of apt-get
[18:31] <antibody> http://www.pendrivelinux.com/ubuntu-810-persistent-flash-drive-install-from-live-cd/
[18:32] <rt1970> or whatever png file, but they're not there. the icon folder is empty
[18:32] <Flannel> Titan8990: No, aptitude is a frontend to apt.  apt-get is also a frontend to apt.
[18:32] <sebsebseb> bkraptor: probably out of the two aptitude is better, but apt-get should do it
[18:32] <Icebreaker> hello
[18:32] <Icebreaker> I have a problem with gDesklets
[18:32] <antibody> so no hints about my wireless problem?
[18:32] <antibody> this is pissing me off badly
[18:32] <bkraptor> sebsebseb: I'm used to apt-get and was wondering whether the effort for getting used to aptitude is worth it
[18:32] <antibody> btw..what's the option to force  fscheck to run in next boot?
[18:33] <ashmew2> HI
[18:33] <sebsebseb> bkraptor: if you type in aptitude in the terminal  you  get a nice little terminal app, but it dosen't really need to be used
[18:33] <ashmew2> omg i need serious help with downloads hanging issue...Firefox was hanging , now wget is hanging as well
[18:33] <whatvn> which thing I can do when my computer freezes, mouse can move, program still runs, but cannot click on any icon, keyboard do nothing?
[18:33] <Flannel> antibody: sudo touch /forcefsck
[18:33] <ashmew2> hey sebsebseb , wget is hanging as well..
[18:33] <tiyowan> soundstream6: Okay, check out http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=742537&highlight=geforce2+%2Bmx400+%2Bfreeze
[18:33] <antibody> ty flannel
[18:33] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: I guess you got some kind of network issue
[18:33] <tiyowan> soundstream6: The thinking on that thread is that you need to install the nvidia-glx-legacy package.
[18:34] <antibody> I guess i'll try a reboot in my pc and AP for the wireless :(
[18:34] <koichirose> is someone still having problems with video tearing and ati cards (ubuntu 9.04 x64, ati latest catalyst)
[18:34] <ashmew2> sebsebseb : any ways to find out what it is ? i mean any way at all.. ?
[18:34] <antibody> I had to go to windows last night, guess that
[18:34] <soundstream6> ok
[18:34] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: well I guess I can't really help, so  try your issue here again
[18:34] <ashmew2> k thx man
[18:34] <Icebreaker> hello?
[18:34] <sebsebseb> ashmew2: repeat the issue
[18:34] <sebsebseb> the question
[18:34] <Icebreaker> I have problem with gDesklets
[18:34] <Icebreaker> it does not open
[18:35] <ashmew2> Downloads dont finish when downloading files through firefox/wget etc , seems to be a problem with network , but it runs fine on Fedora , So im clueless...wHat to Do ?
[18:35] <whatvn> Icebreaker: open terminal and type in GDesklets, enter
[18:35] <tiyowan> soundstream6: If you're willing to take the risk, you could try running the two commands, sudo apt-get --purge remove nividia*, then sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-legacy.
[18:35] <whatvn> which thing I can do when my computer freezes, mouse can move, program still runs, but cannot click on any icon, keyboard do nothing?
[18:35] <mmcji> apt-get vs. aptitude?  They both work fine, if you are not installing everything under the sun, you will never really have any problems.  In my experience that is.
[18:35] <ctmjr> koichirose, yep getting better but still tearing
[18:36] <soundstream6> on terminal rite?
[18:36] <koichirose> ctmjr: :( seems incredible that they work on 3D and features and they don't solve this immediately
[18:36] <Icebreaker> bash: /usr/bin/gdesklets: /usr/bin/python2.5: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
[18:36] <Icebreaker> thats the error i get
[18:36] <Icebreaker> if i type gdesklets
[18:37] <fosco__> whatvn, an emergency solution, hold Alt+PrintScreen and type REISUB, it will do a clean reboot
[18:38] <sebsebseb> fosco__: hummm didn't  know that, maybe i'll try it sometime
[18:38] <tiyowan> soundstream6: Yep.
[18:38] <whatvn> fosco__: if keyboard doesnot take effect
[18:38] <sebsebseb> fosco__: I guess I will, but what does  REISUB mean?
[18:38] <Icebreaker> whatvn?
[18:38] <Icebreaker> :p
[18:38] <fosco__> http://kember.net/articles/231/reisub-the-gentle-linux-restart
[18:38] <soundstream6> tiyowan: is this means ok? --->http://paste.ubuntu.com/191014/
[18:39] <sebsebseb> fosco__: do that and Ubuntu re boots?
[18:39] <whatvn> fosco__: I've try many keyboard shortcut, but hopeless
[18:39] <fosco__> sebsebseb, yes, most of the times
[18:39] <Icebreaker> ah i just got it fixed
[18:39] <Icebreaker> thanks anyway
[18:39] <sebsebseb> fosco__: ok cool
[18:39] <swayed> What is a good website to upload a screenshot etc. ? ?
[18:39] <ctmjr> koichirose, you can install the radeonhd open source driver but if your like me with  a newer card you will not get 3d acceleration
[18:39] <sebsebseb> swayed: imageshack.us
[18:39] <fosco__> swayed, imageshack.us
[18:39] <whatvn> fosco__: will try next time. thank you, bro!
[18:39] <boris]> can some one help me whid mrtg ? l get strange reading from eth0
[18:39] <swayed> fosco__, Any others?
[18:40] <swayed> sebsebseb, any others?
[18:40] <whatvn> Icebreaker: maybe gdesklet's error
[18:40] <sebsebseb> swayed: flikr if you get an account I suppouse,    photobucket maybe
[18:40] <tiyowan> soundstream6: If you're willing to take the risk, you could try running the two commands, sudo apt-get --purge remove nvidia*, then sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-legacy.
[18:40] <koichirose> ctmjr: yeah, I have a 4850, actually I don't care that much about 3d acceleration.... will it fix the tearing problem for sure?
[18:40] <whatvn> Icebreaker: I'm not software developer :-p
[18:40] <sebsebseb> swayed: ,but  photobucket and Linux thingey, it's in the FAQ
[18:40] <flexor> hello
[18:40] <DanDan> hello .. I'm reinstalling Ubuntu .. the one im on now is ubuntu 9.04 64bit version im not sure why in the 1st place I've installed a 64bit version .. I have intel Centrino Duo HP Compaq Laptop I'm guessing 3 GHz ... any advices ?
[18:40] <tiyowan> soundstream6: It's sudo apt-get --purge remove nvidia*, my mistake.
[18:41] <soundstream6> ive done dat
[18:41] <sebsebseb> swayed: one of them didn't supourt Linux properly anymore,  that was Photobucket
[18:41] <soundstream6> here it is... is this means ok? --->http://paste.ubuntu.com/191014/
[18:41] <swayed> sebsebseb, I guess imageshack would be best for a quick screenshot - wouldn't be allot pics .
[18:41] <sebsebseb> swayed: indeed at that
[18:41] <DanDan> how can I know if my Laptop is able to use a 64bit software ?
[18:42] <fccf> swayed: i see alot of people using tinypic
[18:42] <sebsebseb> DanDan: simple by knowing if you  have a 64bit proccessor or not
[18:42] <tiyowan> soundstream6: It's sudo apt-get --purge remove nvidia*, my mistake. There's an extra i.
[18:42] <DanDan> an intel Centrino Duo is considered as a 64bit im guessing ?
[18:42] <tiyowan> DanDan: No.
[18:42] <ibeekman> Where is the user password and log in information kept?
[18:42] <swayed> sebsebseb, I used another one that was pretty good but real similar to imageshack but can't find my bookmark for it.
[18:43] <tiyowan> DanDan: Only the Core Duo/Core 2 Duo line is 64 bit I believe.
[18:43] <ibeekman> I am trying to recover a system running a RHEL derivative, and migrate it to ubuntu
[18:43] <Titan8990> ibeekman, /etc/passwd /etc/shaddow
[18:43] <DanDan> tiyowan : is there a command I can add to the terminal to know ?
[18:43] <boris]> can some one help me whid mrtg ? l get strange reading from eth0 . send me a msg if you can help me
[18:43] <swayed> fccf, maybe thats the one I was looking for - will check it out.
[18:43] <ibeekman> Titan8990: I am trying to migrate a broken RHEL derivative system to ubuntu
[18:43] <SamCroft> Anyone ever tried to install World of Warcraft using wine?
[18:43] <fccf> swayed: more like a pasetebin for images
[18:44] <Jack_Sparrow> !repeat > ibeekman
[18:44] <tiyowan> SamCroft: Check the appdb at winehq.
[18:44] <Jack_Sparrow> !appdb > SamCroft
[18:44] <ibeekman> Titan8990: can I just copy the contents of /etc/passwprd and /etc/shaddow directly?
[18:44] <Titan8990> ibeekman, wouldn't that just break it more?
[18:44] <mmcji> nm, i figured the mount thingy out.  Was my own fault...
[18:44] <swayed> fccf, yea that looks like a great one for quick screen shot - thanks
[18:44] <tiyowan> DanDan: sudo lshw -C Processor
[18:44] <kazagistar> is it just me, or have the kernel package dependencies been broken for the past week? all 3 of my Ubuntu computers have conflicts if I try to install updates
[18:44] <ctmjr> koichirose,  yes it has nice video playback http://wiki.x.org/wiki/radeonhd
[18:44] <Titan8990> ibeekman, should, can't confirm as I havn't tried it
[18:45] <SamCroft> Thanks alot
[18:45] <Jack_Sparrow> kazagistar Pastebin your sources list
[18:45] <fidelitas> has anyone experience with pspice under ubuntu?
[18:45] <koichirose> ctmjr: thanks
[18:45] <fidelitas> has anyone experience with pspice under ubuntu?
[18:45] <soundstream6> do i need 2 restart
[18:45] <soundstream6> ?
[18:45] <swayed> fccf, pastebin is pretty much just for text or code - correct?
[18:45] <fccf> !repeat | fidelitas
[18:46] <sky_1> how i can create a rar ?
[18:46] <ctmjr> koichirose,  make sure you do the subpage 2d acceleration also
[18:46] <Jack_Sparrow> fidelitas Please only repeat every few minutes not each time it scrolls off the screen ty
[18:46] <Jack_Sparrow> !rar
[18:46] <ibeekman> Titan: Let me be clearer: my RHEL derivative machine won't boot into single user mode and I cannot mount the drive yet using a live cd.  I've been wanting to move the machine to ubuntu, so my plan is to backup the home directory and if possible backup /etc/passwd and /etc/shaddow so i don't have to reconfigure the users etc.
[18:46] <fccf> swayed: yes pastebin is for text/code/errors... there are a number of different places to paste but !ot
[18:47] <sky_1> Jack_Sparrow: dont want unrar i want make rar
[18:47] <DanDan> tiyowan : thnx :) .. thats funny the attached stamp on the laptop is intel centrino duo but in the terminal Inter core .. 64bit
[18:47] <fosco__> sky_1, it is the same command
[18:47] <Jack_Sparrow> sky_1 Please read the link, that will do both
[18:47] <sky_1> ok
[18:47] <tiyowan> DanDan: What laptop do you have?
[18:47] <DanDan> HP Compaq nx7400
[18:47] <renagadex> sebsebseb: Do you know anything about g++?
[18:47] <swayed> fccf, Hey - I just found my bookmark - This another one I like - Check it out < http://bayimg.com/ >
[18:47] <tiyowan> soundstream6: Did you run the two commands?
[18:48] <kazagistar> Jack_Sparrow: http://pastebin.com/m37ecb17c <- pretty standard, don't know why I keep getting conflicts
[18:48] <swayed> fccf,
[18:48] <DanDan> Tiyowan : HP Compaq nx 7400
[18:48] <swayed> fccf, opps - saying thanks here
[18:48] <tiyowan> DanDan: That's a Core 2 Duo. :P
[18:48] <soundstream6> yes
[18:48] <tiyowan> soundstream6: Can you pastebin the results?
[18:48] <swayed> sebsebseb, This is other site I was looking for < http://bayimg.com/ > - Thanks
[18:48] <sky_1> Jack_Sparrow: dont see there correct command
[18:49] <DanDan> Tiyowan : oh thnx
[18:49] <ooktay> hello. is there a simple proxy, or simple port redirector that will forward 8080 into 80
[18:49] <fccf> swayed: np - please don't use enter key for > :;'"_----<these work great
[18:49] <ooktay> i know it is possible with iptables, mod_proxy etc
[18:49] <ooktay>  but i need a simple proggy
[18:49] <renagadex> Where do I put files to use the g++ compiler?
[18:49] <soundstream6> http://paste.ubuntu.com/191019/
[18:49] <soundstream6> here
[18:49] <Jack_Sparrow> kazagistar My first guess as to the source of your issues is that you have enabled the proposed repos.  Not something I would do.
[18:50] <swayed> fccf; What did you mean ? not to use < > ?
[18:50] <DanDan> Tiyowan : ok if I have 2 GHz .. is it recommended to install the 64bit version ?
[18:50] <ibeekman> Are you still there Titan8990?
[18:50] <[CERT]> is there an easy way to install Google earth?
[18:50] <Titan8990> ibeekman, yep
[18:50] <tiyowan> DanDan: I don't see any reason why you can't.
[18:50] <DanDan> Tiyowan : I'm a female so excuse my slowness in understanding the technology :P ..
[18:51] <ibeekman> Titan8990: did you get a chance to look at my previous comment?
[18:51] <Sebboh> [CERT], I heard that the medibuntu repo includes google earth, but I haven't tried it myself.
[18:51] <ibeekman> (The clarification)
[18:51] <tiyowan> DanDan: That's all right - is this going to be your first time trying out Ubuntu?
[18:51] <beagleburt> PROBLEM SOLVED: k-8.04 LTS: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/ubuntu-help/134771-solved-kaffeine-will-not-work-2.html
[18:51] <Pici> DanDan: I don't see what that would have to do with it...
[18:51] <Sebboh> [CERT], last I checked it was wine-voodoo, dunno if that's changed.
[18:51] <fccf> swayed  to clairfy ... please don't use enter key for punctuation ...
[18:51] <sky_1> Jack_Sparrow: can WinRar unrar tar.gz ?
[18:51] <Titan8990> ibeekman, how do you plan to backup drives you can't mount?
[18:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !info file-roller
[18:51] <ibeekman> haha well thats problem number one is mounting the thing
[18:52] <topgun21> DanDan:IMHO 32 birt is better because It has flash,java and the fluendo mega pack plugins.
[18:52] <DanDan> tiyowan : no I started using it with Feisty Release .. :$
[18:52] <swayed> fccf, ok got ya - thanks for tip.
[18:52] <fccf> [CERT]: there are debs available for google earth to run natively
[18:52] <DanDan> topgun21 : Thank u :) yea I remember suffering from getting all that with a 64bit !
[18:52] <Visualante> lo #ubuntu. i need a flow chart software
[18:52] <tiyowan> soundstream6: The commands are wrong. :) Check carefully, please.
[18:52] <ibeekman> Titan8990: Yeah hopefully with fsck etc. I can repair/mount the filesystem.
[18:52] <soundstream6> ok
[18:52] <soundstream6> sleepy huhuh
[18:52] <rallEy4> I have a driver ~/rt2870sta.ko for my wireless USB adapter. When I load it with "sudo insmod rt2870sta.ko" I can immediately do "sudo ifconfig ra0 IP up" and it works fine. I am trying to make it load at boot time by adding it to /etc/modules and after a reboot "ra0" does not exist... can anyone help with this?
[18:52] <topgun21> Your welcome DanDan
[18:52] <kazagistar> Visualante: Dia?
[18:53] <DanDan> Tiyowan : thank you :D
[18:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Visualante http://linuxappfinder.com/
[18:53] <Visualante> kazagistar: isn't it hard to learn though? the UI didn't seem very friendly to me
[18:53] <ibeekman> Titan8990: and worste cas scenario the home directory is backed up, but it would be great if I could preserve the user and group info
[18:53] <Visualante> i have an assignment deadline in 18 hours :)
[18:53] <tiyowan> DanDan: np - topgun21's suggestion is commendable.
[18:53]  * whatvn sleeps!
[18:54] <Artemis3> topgun21, thats silly 64 bit is better. There is 64 bit flash, there is 64 bit java, and fluendo is pointless when you can install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[18:54]  * whatvn says bye bye
[18:54] <fccf> [CERT]: instructions here - sorry it is binary https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GoogleEarth
[18:54] <Jack_Sparrow> !googleearth
[18:55] <kazagistar> Visualante: it took me about 10 min to figure out most of it, and I never used flow chart software before... but if you have advanced needs or are used to a different interface, it might be different
[18:55] <eightyeight> everytime i try 'gpg --keyserver http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371 --refresh-keys', it times out connecting to the keyserver. i've tried it without the port and with hkp:// any ideas?
[18:55] <Visualante> kazagistar: i don't have especially advanced needs. it's for a simple recursive C program. just needs a few tests and loops
[18:55] <Visualante> i'll give it another shot
[18:56] <en1gma> im following the guide https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BootToRAM and just did the "sudo mksquashfs /casper/chroot /casper/filesystem.squashfs -noappend -always-use-fragments" command (its making it as we speak)
[18:56] <Pici> eightyeight: Can you browse to that site with a regular browser? If not, perhaps that port is being blocked outbound wherever you are.
[18:56] <en1gma> anyhow my question is how do i make it bootabale iso
[18:56] <eurythmia> DanDan, it's entirely up to personal preference ... these days you shouldn't have any problems when it comes to 64 bit aplications ... things have matured A LOT of the past 2 or 3 years as far as that goes.
[18:56] <Dr_Willis> 64bit works great here
[18:56] <eightyeight> Pici: yes. i can browse to it
[18:56] <soundstream6> http://paste.ubuntu.com/191025/
[18:56] <en1gma> i see there is a link on how to make a bootable iso but i want to keep the same one it has already dont i
[18:56] <soundstream6> here tiyowin
[18:56] <eurythmia> same here (on my 64 bit laptop, that is)
[18:57] <Artemis3> 64 bits is preferred, if you have more than 2gigs of ram, and it is faster too.
[18:57] <mainstream> hi all :]
[18:57] <fccf> hello mainstream
[18:57] <Jack_Sparrow> Artemis3 4 gigs..
[18:57] <eurythmia> Artemis3, 4 gigs
[18:57] <tiyowan> soundstream6: Ok, restart and see if the problem has went away.
[18:57] <eurythmia> Jack_Sparrow, you beat me to it :)
[18:57] <mainstream> :D
[18:57] <mainstream> hi fccf
[18:57] <Artemis3> :P
[18:57] <soundstream6> ok
[18:57] <soundstream6> tq!
[18:58] <tvoet_> i'm having a weird Remote Desktop experience since my upgrade to Jaunty.  It's as if the screen won't refresh between actions ( i.e. if i do something, close the connection and then reconnect, the action happened ) but i will never see it on the original connection
[18:58] <kazagistar> I'll chime in... 64 bit works fine for me, though not everything can run without the compatibility libraries
[18:58] <mainstream> just a quick question, im using xchat, but i can't see a userlist :S
[18:58] <tvoet_> any ideas?
[18:58] <DanDan> Artemis3 : .. I only have 2GHz of ram .. as I've been told it wouldnt make a difference in my case
[18:58] <en1gma> anyone know that guide im talking about
[18:58] <Artemis3> well only if you need 32 bit binaries, then you can use the compatibility libs
[18:58] <en1gma> ubunto live cd toram
[18:58] <Jack_Sparrow> mainstream for future ref there is a channel   /join #xchat    but it is in the settings and config
[18:59] <mainstream> ok thanks
[18:59] <DanDan> Artemis3 : .. thank you for urs advise
[18:59] <mainstream> :D
[18:59] <DanDan> again thank you all for the help :D
[18:59] <Artemis3> it should be like 5% faster there DanDan
[18:59] <Artemis3> but thats ok
[18:59] <en1gma> i dont see a /boot/grub/menu.lst file at all in the live cd
[18:59] <Artemis3> i install 64bit even with 1gb, main reason, you can always upgrade your ram and no need to reinstall everything
[18:59] <en1gma> so i dont think i need to make one if it never had one to begin with
[19:00] <boris]> can some one help me whid mrtg ? l get strange reading from eth0 . send me a msg if you can help me
[19:00] <kazagistar> !ask > boris]
[19:00] <fccf> en1gma: there isn't a menu.lst because the live cd isn't using grub
[19:00] <fccf> !enter | en1gma
[19:02] <johnme> How do I connect directly to a playstation 3 ? Using cat6 crossover-cable
[19:02] <fccf> en1gma: the toram command causes the live cd to be copied into ram - eliminating the need for the live disk - also giving access to cdrom -- be sure to have plenty of ram
[19:03] <en1gma> i read that the toram option is broken
[19:03] <en1gma> in 9.04
[19:03] <kazagistar> johnme: either I did not understand your question, or you answered it yourself... what kind of connection do you want?
[19:03] <fccf> en1gma: I wouldn't know
[19:03] <boris]> on my mrtg (eth0 page l get strange reading , only in data and no out data. l am running torrentflux and download and seeding data now. so l know that the reading in mrtg is wrong. so my in and out data is not corrent. l have a w-lan card thats reading correct. by the way
[19:03] <en1gma> that is why im following a guide on 9.04 toram
[19:03] <Jack_Sparrow> en1gma Please see your PM
[19:04] <razerblk> any one know of a good avi to dvd converter program?
[19:04] <soundstream6> tiyowin how pastebin screenshots... i wanna show u sumtin...
[19:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !info winff
[19:05] <razerblk> thanks jack
[19:05] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[19:05] <kazagistar> razerblk: try avidemux
[19:05] <Jack_Sparrow> razerblk I thought k3b would take your avi and burn it but I dont do much of that sort of thing
[19:06] <jpaisneto> Hello. I just installed a newer version than the one in the repositories, by adding a new repository. If I want to install the ubuntu's repository version, should I just delete the new repositories and run update manager? Or uninstall the application I have, delete the repository and install it again, using the Ubuntu repository version? Thanks.
[19:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !newest
[19:07] <felix__> !backports
[19:08] <fccf> jpaisneto: you can use package>force version in synaptic to use a different version of something if it is in a repository on your list
[19:08] <jpaisneto> Thanks, bye
[19:08] <localgod11> how can I make my mp3 stop skipping!
[19:08] <kazagistar> jpaisneto: you could try "apt pinning" or you can check out the aptitude interface, which makes it easy to select from multiple versions
[19:08] <fccf> kazagistar: he left
[19:09] <jpaisneto> I haven't left yet :s
[19:09] <fccf> oh.. more to learn then
[19:10] <zoli2k> Hi. I m connecting to terminal using 'cu'. Is there any alternative to 'cu' with readline/history support?
[19:10] <jpaisneto> Thanks, I got it now :D
[19:10] <jpaisneto> Bye, you're great
[19:12] <thebishop> server irc.whatnet.org
[19:13] <pajones> Hi, sometimes my wireless card will pause for 15-30s. It doesn't seem to send or receive packets
[19:13] <pajones> Does anyone has any ideas?
[19:13] <kamil> yes:)
[19:13] <kamil> hi
[19:14] <kamil> ime new is enybody here?
[19:14] <grawity> Yes.
[19:14] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask
[19:15] <fccf> zoli2k: have you considered ssh?
[19:15] <kamil> what about we can talk?
[19:15] <tunnlrat> I just added a New HD thats currently formated for Fat32 i believe, was using it to run windows, how to i tell Linux to format it so i can make it into a linux drive
[19:15] <Pici> kamil: This is the Ubuntu support channel, if you do not have a support question you may /join #ubuntu-offtopic to chat
[19:15] <Jack_Sparrow> kamil This is ubuntu support only.. please see the link for other irc channels
[19:15] <Jack_Sparrow> !irc
[19:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !gparted > tunnlrat
[19:16] <kamil> ime just like that without reason
[19:16] <felix__> anyone knows whats 0.0.0.0?
[19:16] <zoli2k> fccf: it is an embedded device. I need to access a serial communication line.
[19:16] <Vinceman> if you remove boddies from your pidgin can they still see if you're online or not?
[19:16] <zoli2k> fccf: I would like to have the readline/history functionality on the client side.
[19:17] <almost> I needto move a directory with one file with the same ownership and permission is the command line cp -Rp /source/ /destiny?
[19:17] <fccf> zoli2k: you can telnet over serial
[19:17] <deco> Vinceman, block and than delete
[19:18] <fccf> zoli2k: which is like ssh without the encryption - you woulld be able to scroll up in telnet
[19:18] <tunnlrat> Ahhhh i see is now Thank you Jack_Sparrow, i was looking in the wrong place but was using that program
[19:18] <F-3000> Hi! Can anyone help me regarding screen-doubling with laptop? I'm wondering what programs/libraries I should install to make it to work.
[19:19] <doc235> can't get epiphiny to d/l flash player . any ideas as to why?
[19:19] <tunnlrat> Okay problem with this GParted, the drive is currently formated for NTFS and it won't give me the option to delete or format it
[19:20] <fccf> tunnlrat: you need to install ntfs-3g
[19:20] <zoli2k> fccf: Unfortunately not. I call the device via bluetooth /dev/rfcomm device. Its not a IP based communication.
[19:21] <tunnlrat> Okay, I can access the drive and i copied everything off it that i wanted to keep
[19:21] <Elkhorn> had format problems with PC-OS formatting ntfs drive, used DBAN on UBCD to format first then worked fine.
[19:22] <kazagistar> doc235: you should download flash player from the repositories
[19:22] <tunnlrat> Ntfs-3g is already installed on this system
[19:22] <doc235> name to look for?
[19:22] <panfist> is it possible to enable xdmcp from the command line? i have ssh access to my box but i would like to get into an x environment
[19:22] <deco> doc235, after you download flash from the repositories flash should work on all browsers
[19:23] <Elkhorn> Hi folks, just wondering if anyone knows how to get Pocket PC (Win Mob 2003) to sync with PC-OS?
[19:23] <pajones> I'm using Intrepid and my wireless connection (iwlagn) seems to fail intermittently for 15-30s at a time as frequently as every couple of minutes. NetworkManager doesn't report that the connection has failed and there doesn't seem to be anything of note in syslog or wpa_supplicant.log. I have no idea where this bug could be located and I would like some help with debugging. I've looked at various bug reports (303802, 295414 - this bug seems the closest t
[19:23] <pajones> o my problem).
[19:23] <doc235> deco, what should i tell add to look for
[19:23] <deco> doc235, flash
[19:23] <doc235> ok
[19:23] <deco> doc235, download the one that has adobe flash something....
[19:24] <geirha> panfist: do you have an x server on your client? If so, ssh in with x-forwarding and run sudo gdm-setup
[19:24] <doc235> ok
[19:24] <Pici> Elkhorn: PC-OS?
[19:24] <kazagistar> doc235: flashplayer-installer
[19:24] <tunnlrat> To format this Ntfs drive, do i need to unmount it first??
[19:24] <doc235> ty
[19:24] <panfist> geirha i will try that thanks
[19:24] <geirha> panfist: Oops, sudo gdmsetup
[19:24] <kazagistar> tunnlrat: yes :P
[19:24] <Elkhorn> ubuntu heron based livecd.
[19:24] <Jack_Sparrow> tunnlrat yes
[19:24] <tunnlrat> doh >.< maybe that was my problem then lol
[19:24] <fccf> zoli2k: i happen to know that a ppp connection can be setup over bluetooth - might be beyond the abilities of your device - i don't know
[19:24] <F-3000> This laptop has VGA-connector as built-in, I'm wondering what I should install to make the screen-doubling to work. With DSL I don't have to install anything, it works out of the box, but not with Ubuntu. Could someone help me with this? I'm not a beginner with linux, but I haven't been able to find suitable program from Synaptics.
[19:24] <Elkhorn> PC-OS labeled & logoed. but is Ubuntu hardy herron i think.
[19:25] <Pici> Elkhorn: We only support official Ubuntu releases here, moreover, I've never heard of that one.
[19:25] <ircleuser> Hello, I have a question on Auto-updates for Server 9.04.  During the install it asked if I wanted to turn on auto-updates, which I did.  My question is: how can I find out more info about what auto-updates is doing.  For instance, can I check when the machine last updated, or can I manually force auto-update to run?
[19:25] <Elkhorn> ahh, only dloaded it yesterday from distrowatch. looked interesting..
[19:26] <Elkhorn> very pretty, 64bit, running 64bit 2.8ghz single core P4.
[19:26] <pajones> F-3000: Can you not use the program found in System->Preferences->Screen resolution?
[19:26] <TrouserTrout> Hello, does anyone know why ctrl+alt+backspace doesn't restart X with 0.04
[19:26] <MikeLOw> ..
[19:26] <Pici> !dontzap | TrouserTrout
[19:26] <sebsebseb> TrouserTrout: yes
[19:26] <TrouserTrout> 9.04
[19:27] <F-3000> pajones: No help from it, I've tried.
[19:27] <deco> TrouserTrout, you need to enable it via xorg.conf , you don't to install additional software
[19:27] <F-3000> pajones: With two different laptops.
[19:27] <rallEy4> cabrey: When I load rt2870sta.ko with "sudo insmod rt2870sta.ko" I can immediately do "sudo ifconfig ra0 IP up" and it works fine. When added to /etc/modules, after a reboot "ra0" does not exist... any ideas?
[19:27] <TrouserTrout> why was it taken away?
[19:27] <kazagistar> TrouserTrout: because people kept pressing it when they didn't mean to and accidentally shooting themselves in the foot
[19:28] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[19:28] <TrouserTrout> so instead of doing all that is there another way to restart x im new to linux
[19:28] <pajones> F-3000: hmm...  that's strange. try this command in a terminal window: xrandr --output VGA --auto
[19:29] <deco> TrouserTrout,  Section "ServerFlags" option "DontZap" "false" EndSection
[19:29] <Elkhorn> Will go get a proper ubuntu, what would you reccommend for 64bit hardware?
[19:29] <davidh38> guys, has anyone experience with linux mint? Is it really thousand times better than ubuntu?
[19:29] <sebsebseb> Elkhorn: the 64bit version of Ubuntu
[19:29] <sebsebseb> Elkhorn: how much RAM you got by the way?
[19:29] <kazagistar> TrouserTrout: logging out and back in restarts X, I think
[19:29] <guntbert> !ot | davidh38
[19:29] <rallEy4> cabrey: When I load rt2870sta.ko with "sudo insmod rt2870sta.ko" I can immediately do "sudo ifconfig ra0 IP up" and it works fine. When added to /etc/modules, after a reboot "ra0" does not exist... any ideas?
[19:30] <fccf> F-3000: depending on what kind of chip (videocard) the laptop  has you may need to install drivers .. can you pastebin the output of lspci?
[19:30] <deco> davidh38, no it just has some codecs pre installed
[19:30] <Elkhorn> running 2Gb of 800mRIMMS
[19:30] <deco> davidh38, almost the same thing really just a nice theme
[19:30] <cabrey> rallEy4, what have you added to /etc/modules exactly
[19:30] <sebsebseb> Elkhorn: ok put the 64bit version on,  oh and if you want things even faster  I suggest the optional Ext4 file system
[19:30] <trippssss> anyone have quick instructions of how to install ocrad on intrepid?
[19:30] <TrouserTrout> k letme try to logg out brb.. i have to fix this overscan problem that i got with new nvidia drivers with hdmi tv brb
[19:30] <Intrepd> Elkhorn, just wondering - you said you had a pentium 4 running a 64bit os?
[19:30] <davidh38> deco: just that? i heard that the menu would even be different
[19:30] <deco> davidh38, uses the same repositories as ubuntu might as well use the real thing
[19:31] <deco> davidh38, yeah thats what i kinda ment by theme
[19:31] <Elkhorn> seems to go well,
[19:31] <rallEy4> cabrey: rt2870sta, which is the file that was copied in /lib/modules/'uname -r'... etc
[19:31] <davidh38> deco: thx i see, is it possible to install the mint theme under ubuntu?
[19:31] <randomn3ss> hey can anyone help me with a weird error I get when mounting my nokia cellphone?
[19:31] <Elkhorn> have tried 6 differnet linux distros for 64bit so far they all better than vista :)
[19:31] <kazagistar> davidh38: it is slightly better configured at the start... nice color scheme, smaller interface, comes with gnome-do and some codecs.... but that is like 10 min to fix in ubuntu, if it comes to that
[19:31] <cabrey> rallEy4, that might be the problem, it is `uname -r` not 'uname -r'
[19:31] <rallEy4> cabrey: it loads the module, but that interface doesn't exist.
[19:32] <deco> davidh38, yeah it should be possible
[19:32] <deco> davidh38, nothing special really
[19:32] <trippssss> or any suggestions for OCR program for intrepid would be helpful
[19:32] <fccf> !anyone |randomn3ss
[19:32] <cabrey> rallEy4, are you relying on that module for network?
[19:32] <rallEy4> cabrey: no, it is my kernel release. The only one that exists.
[19:32] <randomn3ss> I googled it but couldn't come up with anything
[19:32] <randomn3ss> dmesg gives me FAT: invalid media value (0x3b
[19:32] <rallEy4> cabrey: Yes.
[19:33] <davidh38> deco: well i think i am gonna try it
[19:33] <Elkhorn> cheers for help, dloading proper ubuntu64, cheers for fs tip, will give it a go..
[19:33] <cabrey> rallEy4, do you have another computer you can use? because you can remove the module while the system is on
[19:33] <deco> davidh38, yeah try it, than if you like well keep on using it :P
[19:33] <rallEy4> cabrey: I could go back through the process, and document the exact messages if that would help.
[19:33] <sebsebseb> Elkhorn: something you may want to be aware of though is this,  if you resize it might get some issue
[19:33] <sebsebseb> Elkhorn: otherwise with a clean install should be fine,  check out the release notes for a bit more about what I am refering to.
[19:34] <sebsebseb> !notes |  Elkhorn
[19:34] <F-3000> pajones: Nothing happened. fccf: http://pastebin.com/d62603a50
[19:34] <fccf> randomn3ss: does the phone have a microSD in it ... you might have better luck just mounting the SD
[19:34] <Revelation> Hey
[19:34] <randomn3ss> ya it is a microSD
[19:34] <cabrey> rallEy4, ok to remove the module, sudo rmmod rt2870sta, then try sudo modprobe rt2870sta and see if the interface is there
[19:34] <randomn3ss> but I don't have a SD slot on my computer so....
[19:34] <Revelation> Can someone help me on dual-booting ubuntu onto vista 64?
[19:34] <rallEy4> cabrey: Currently, I do not have my laptop with me, so this is my other computer ATM.
[19:34] <kazagistar> davidh38: bad news... it takes a nasty hack to free firefox from the ugly "custom" mint search results page that gives them money per hit
[19:34] <randomn3ss> I tried hexediting it to a real value
[19:34] <randomn3ss> but then it just corrupted the filesystem so I switched it back
[19:34] <Shirakawasuna> hey guys, I'm having a problem right now w/ my eeepc + eeebuntu.  I'm hoping my question will still be reasonable.  Sometimes (I'd say it's 50/50), when I start it up, I get this message: 'Your home directory is listed as: '/home/amy' but it does not appear to exist.' [...] I can switch to VT1 and see that indeed, /dev/sdb1 is not automounted like it should be.  Any ideas on troubelshooting this?
[19:34] <sebsebseb> Revelation: onto Vista?
[19:34] <Shirakawasuna> sometimes it *does* work
[19:35] <rallEy4> cabrey: *only
[19:35] <Oasisbhrnw> Hello.  I just installed Ubuntu Server 9.04.  During the install there was an option to turn auto-updates on, which I did.  My question is, is there anyway to check when auto-updates last ran and/or is there a way to make it run manually?
[19:35] <sebsebseb> Revelation: you mean a virtual machine?  or an actsaul daul boot with a boot loader?
[19:35] <Shirakawasuna> note that I'm using an sd card for /home
[19:35] <cabrey> rallEy4, oh so you can't test anything right now?
[19:35] <fccf> F-3000: you have a radeon see !ati
[19:35] <Revelation> Erm im not sure   Just so I have ubuntu and vista on the computer
[19:35] <Revelation> i believe its called dual-booting
[19:35] <fccf> !ati |F-3000
[19:35] <sebsebseb> Revelation: yep it is
[19:35] <Shirakawasuna> the fstab line for it is: /dev/sdb1 /home  ext3   relatime    0   1
[19:35] <Revelation> mmk
[19:35] <deco> kazagistar, oh yeah the nast search , that was so lame of them to do that
[19:35] <rallEy4> cabrey: not live, I will have to shutdown and go through those steps.
[19:35] <Revelation> sebsebseb gimmie a tut =D
[19:35] <sebsebseb> Revelation: the other  thing that can be done is run the other OS inside a virtual machine, but in that case, really Windows is better as a guest than as a host, unless your 3D Windows gaming or some such
[19:35] <cabrey> rallEy4, why would you have to shut down?
[19:36] <Elkhorn> excellent! many thanks, will read up on it and have a go. :)  I normally use DBAN to wipe drives before new installs, so should be good, will check out FS notes :) many thanks.
[19:36] <rallEy4> cabrey: That will not be a problem though. I will try what you said.
[19:36] <sebsebseb> Revelation: only thing with VIsta is that you need to let it resize itself
[19:36] <Revelation> what do you mean?
[19:36] <rallEy4> cabrey: I may not have to, but that's the only way that I know to simulate the problem.
[19:36] <sebsebseb> Revelation: otherwise  dataloss might happen.  then  dual booting as normal
[19:36] <trippssss> trying to configure ; make a package in intrepid. giving me parser errors/command not found. what's the best toolkit for making binaries from source?
[19:36] <cabrey> rallEy4, you don't have to reboot to remove the module from the kernel
[19:37] <randomn3ss> FAT: invalid media value (0x3b) when mounting a Nokia. Anyone have an idea?
[19:37] <sebsebseb> Revelation: are you on Vista right now?
[19:37] <Revelation> yeah
[19:37] <sebsebseb> Revelation: ok good
[19:37] <fccf> randomn3ss: USB SD card adaptors are really really cheap ... like $5 - consider getting one
[19:37] <rallEy4> cabrey: okay, but I will have to disconnect in the mean time.
[19:37] <cabrey> rallEy4, lsmod will list all the modules currently loaded, rmmod will remove one
[19:37] <Revelation> sebsebseb ill pm you
[19:37] <phoenixz> Revelation: and on an ubuntu channel... tsk tsk tsk.. ;)
[19:37] <sebsebseb> Revelation: right click computer and go to   disk management
[19:37] <sebsebseb> Revelation: why pm can do this here
[19:37] <F-3000> fccf: I have ATI drivers installed and in use.
[19:37] <Revelation> alright
[19:37] <cabrey> rallEy4, modprobe will load one from its proper place and insmod will load one from an unusual play
[19:37] <cabrey> rallEy4, place*
[19:38] <TrouserTrout> Well i logged out back in and lost x. I had to restart using generic and now when I go to nvidia x server settings I can't use it. does anyone know how to restart x with nvidia x server settings?
[19:38] <Revelation> ok wait what do you want me to do?
[19:38] <sebsebseb> !pm |  Revelation
[19:38] <sebsebseb> Revelation: yeah what the bot put as well, what I am saying could be useful for someone else as well
[19:38] <fccf> F-3000: google ati dualhead ubuntu
[19:38] <rallEy4> cabrey: Oh, okay.
[19:38] <Revelation> ok
[19:39] <sebsebseb> Revelation: right cilck computer on the start menu.   go to  diskmanagement or computer management
[19:39] <trippssss> sudo apt-get install gocr giving me Package gocr is not available, but is referred to by another package. how to install? using intrepid ibex
[19:39] <rallEy4> cabrey: Well lsmod shows: rt2870sta             543064  1
[19:39] <Revelation> umm dude what? lol
[19:39] <Revelation> i dont see diskmanaggerment
[19:39] <cabrey> rallEy4, run ifconfig -a
[19:39] <Revelation> management*
[19:39] <sebsebseb> Revelation: hummm
[19:39] <TrouserTrout> do I need to reinstall nvidia drivers? when I go to nvidia x server settings it says u appear to have lost x server settings. try using root nvidia-xconfig and restart x
[19:40] <Suhail> Why do I have to do eval `ssh-agent`, ssh-add <key> everytime I try to ssh into my server, why isn't it saving these settings?
[19:40] <Revelation> got it
[19:40] <Revelation> Computer Managerment =D
[19:40] <Shirakawasuna> anyone have any ideas?
[19:40] <rallEy4> cabrey: It shows eth0, lo, pan0, ra0
[19:40] <sebsebseb> Revelation: if when resizing and you don't put in a size, it will probably make it as small as it can go
[19:40] <sebsebseb> Revelation: yeah  Computer Management, I am not on Vista right now ;)
[19:40] <sebsebseb> :)
[19:40] <Shirakawasuna> Why a /home partition on an sdcard would someones be listed as 'not found' and not mounted?
[19:40] <djp> does ubuntu keep an installation log of an initial install?
[19:40] <Revelation> sebsebseb should I backup stuff first?
[19:40] <sebsebseb> Revelation: no need to
[19:40] <rallEy4> cabrey: but see, after I rebooted trying to let /etc/modules load it, the ra0 interface is gone.
[19:40] <Revelation> ok
[19:40] <cabrey> rallEy4, ok use rmmod to remove rt2870sta (this will disconnect you), run ifconfig -a again
[19:40] <sebsebseb> Revelation: if it goes wrong,  which is unlikely, but if it does you really can blame Microsoft, because then it really is there fault
[19:41] <Revelation> ok
[19:41] <cabrey> rallEy4, then rmmod it again, then insmod rt2870sta.ko to get back here
[19:41] <sebsebseb> Revelation: since it's there tool and everything
[19:41] <rallEy4> cabrey: okay
[19:41] <panfist> geirha thanks that was just what i needed to get started
[19:41] <Revelation> sebsebseb now what
[19:41] <tunnlrat> Alright i am still trying to Format this NTFS partition, when i unmount it, it causes GParted to hang any ideas?
[19:41] <sebsebseb> Revelation: when resizing  and  if you don't put in a size as I was saying,   it should  get resized to as small as it will go
[19:41] <the_archit3ct> Im goin, byebye !
[19:42] <Revelation> sebsebseb im in computer managerment
[19:42] <sebsebseb> Revelation: yes resize your Windows partiton, like I just said
[19:42] <sebsebseb> Revelation: well do you need to make space for Ubuntu?
[19:42] <alesan> hi I need help to pair with my bluetoothmouse
[19:42] <Revelation> no
[19:42] <alesan> it worked before installing 9.04
[19:43] <Revelation> I have two harddrvies
[19:43] <Revelation> each 220gb
[19:43] <sebsebseb> Revelation: ok I  thought you needed to
[19:43] <sebsebseb> Revelation: fine you don't need to resize that partition then
[19:43] <fccf> tunnlrat: you might try unmounting from cli ... sudo umount /media/disk-#
[19:43] <Revelation> sebsebseb how long will you be here?
[19:43] <tavi> a aplication where webcam works?
[19:43] <Revelation> i gotta go for 20min
[19:43] <sebsebseb> Revelation: is that why you were like,  what? when I first started saying about that?
[19:43] <Revelation> lol yeah
[19:43] <fccf> tunnlrat: then restart gparted
[19:44] <sebsebseb> Revelation: ok putting Ubuntu on is pretty easy
[19:44] <Revelation> sebsebseb will you be here in 20min?
[19:44] <fccf> tavi: cheese .. camorama .. camstream?
[19:44] <tunnlrat> okay i did try restarting the computer with the ntfs drive unmounted to begin with but it still made GParted hand when i tried to load it
[19:44] <sebsebseb> Revelation: it  can also read  and write to the Windows partition, and yes I will be
[19:44] <tavi> what si teh best
[19:44] <tavi> ?
[19:44] <Revelation> ok
[19:44] <Revelation> ill be back
[19:44] <Revelation> be
[19:44] <ninjafury> I'm running Jaunty amd64 with nvidia drivers on my laptop. I can't get it to auto-suspend properly, it gives me a blank screen with a cursor but doesn't suspend. It does work when I click 'suspend' though. How can I get auto-suspend working?
[19:44] <Revelation> bye
[19:44] <FloodBot2> Revelation: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:44] <sebsebseb> !best |  tavi
[19:44] <RFXCasey> is this the help chat
[19:44] <fccf> !best | tavi
[19:44] <sebsebseb> RFXCasey: yes
[19:44] <Shirakawasuna> gah
[19:45] <sebsebseb> RFXCasey: if you would like help with something, just  ask a question
[19:45] <tavi> they are like messenger
[19:45] <tavi> ?
[19:45] <fccf> tunnlrat: perhaps try from live cd
[19:45] <Shirakawasuna> my /home is on removable media, but it *should* be mounting at /boot due to the settings in my fstab.  Can anyone help me figure out why it isn't loading at boot?  Perhaps because it's an sdcard, it isn't always recognized in time?
[19:45] <Shirakawasuna> df -h shows it as non-mounted at boot
[19:46] <Shirakawasuna> it was working a lot better before, too.....
[19:46] <rallEy4> cabrey: Okay, so when the module was removed the interface ra0 was gone. When load rt2870sta via modprobe, the ra0 is not listed. I have to load the one from ~ before it will show the ra0 interface.
[19:46] <F-3000> fccf: I digged out command "aitconfig", it helped me out. :)
[19:46] <Splex_> how do i check my hdd for bad blocks?
[19:46] <Myrtti> Shirakawasuna: you're mixing /boot with boot...
[19:46] <F-3000> fccf: I mean, "aticonfig".
[19:46] <Splex_> surface scan
[19:46] <Shirakawasuna> Myrtti: sorry, I mean /home
[19:46] <ninjafury> Can anyone please help?
[19:46] <Shirakawasuna> Myrtti: my /home partition is on an sdcard
[19:46] <sebsebseb> !details |  ninjafury
[19:47] <tavi> i do not find this cheese
[19:47] <tavi> where is it?
[19:47] <ninjafury> sebsebseb, I'm running Jaunty amd64 with nvidia drivers on my laptop. I can't get it to auto-suspend properly, it gives me a blank screen with a cursor but doesn't suspend. It does work when I click 'suspend' though. How can I get auto-suspend working?
[19:47] <sebsebseb> tavi: you have cheese maybe in your fridge :)   seriously though  run  this in the terminal.  sudo apt-get install cheese
[19:47] <fccf> !info cheese |tavi
[19:47] <tonii> Anyone know if it's possible to use LG KP500 as a GPRS modem in Ubuntu?
[19:47] <tavi> a meesenger like program that have webcam?
[19:48] <MorbrorFultjack> is it possible to bind mouse3 to close windows?
[19:48] <Shirakawasuna> maybe I'll just hack it and add `mount /dev/sdb1/ to rc.local
[19:48] <sebsebseb> ninjafury: xorg and suspend hummmm   hopefuly someone else will help you with those
[19:48] <swayed> Is there a way to get Kwave Sound Editor to support .mp3 files / ?
[19:48] <tavi> a meesenger like program that have webcam?
[19:48] <sebsebseb> !xorg > ninjafury
[19:48] <fccf> tonii: you will need to use wvdial ... and a custom script .. I can help you with that in pm
[19:48] <sebsebseb> tavi: AMSN
[19:49] <DIFH-iceroot> is it normal that apache2-threads are running with PR 15 or 16(nice)? its killing my system
[19:49] <sebsebseb> tavi: MSN only
[19:49] <ryan__> Hello, im new to ubuntu!
[19:49] <cabrey> rallEy4, did you run ifconfig -a after using modprobe?
[19:49]  * Shirakawasuna kicks the eee pc
[19:49] <fosco__> wellcome ryan__
[19:49] <sebsebseb> !welcome |  ryan__
[19:49] <cabrey> rallEy4, also after running modprobe did you lsmod to make sure it was actually loaded?
[19:49] <ryan__> i need some refreshers anyway... did use ubuntu when it was hardy
[19:49] <tonii> fccf: that would be nice.
[19:49] <RFXCasey> I need to save files from a unbootable ubuntu install ext partition. The grub loader is messed up. I am going to reinstall the whole machine but want to say some files first. I boot from a live cd but and can see the ext partition but when I try to access it it tells me I am not the owner and don't have the proper permission. I have tried logging into the cd as root but it doesn't work?
[19:49] <ryan__> if i listed some of the functions i need for this could people recommend packages?
[19:49] <sebsebseb> !guide |  ryan__
[19:50] <kerlo> Ello. I'm playing a YouTube video in Firefox under Ubuntu, and it sounds like the sound buffer is constantly underrunning or something. Sound plays very slowly but at its normal pitch and choppily, like a crudely slowed-down sound file.
[19:50] <rallEy4> cabrey: Yes, I did both. And lsmod showed the module and it said used by 0.
[19:50]  * cabrey cleans the eee pc
[19:50] <savid> Has anyone noticed that with a dual-monitor setup,  new desktop icons are placed in "dead-space" when the left monitor is smaller  (so they cannot be seen)?  Is there a fix for this?
[19:50] <tavi> can in install that msn whit sudo?
[19:50] <sebsebseb> tavi: no need to pm,  and yes do this   sudo apt-get install amsn
[19:50] <ryan__> !guide
[19:50] <cabrey> rallEy4, after you use insmod and lsmod, does it say used by something?
[19:50] <palin> HI all! Does anyone know when the arm base netbooks are coming out? I have search but can not find a date.
[19:50] <pajones> I'm using Intrepid and my wireless connection (iwlagn) seems to fail intermittently for 15-30s at a time as frequently as every couple of minutes. NetworkManager doesn't report that the connection has failed and there doesn't seem to be anything of note in syslog or wpa_supplicant.log. I have no idea where this bug could be located and I would like some help with debugging. I've looked at various bug reports (303802, 295414 - this bug seems the closest t
[19:50] <pajones> o my problem).
[19:51] <Pici> pajones: ##hardware would be a better place to ask. #ubuntu is for Ubuntu support only.
[19:51] <noe_adam> help
[19:51] <maco> topgun21, um, so you know, adobe makes 64bit flash available *only* for Linux and not for Windows or OSX...also, there's a 64bit Java plugin, and i'm not sure what you mean about fluendo...I've never had any codec issues on 64bit
[19:51] <noe_adam> #ubuntu
[19:51] <ryan__> I could do with an IDE that supports various languages but specifically vb.net and c++ if anyone knows of some good ones? also could do with a media player :)
[19:51] <rallEy4> cabrey: Yes, it shows a 1 under used now.
[19:51] <ruadh> Can anyone recommend a good irc client for Ubuntu server 9.04?
[19:51] <RFXCasey> I need to save files from a unbootable ubuntu install ext partition. The grub loader is messed up. I am going to reinstall the whole machine but want to say some files first. I boot from a live cd  and can see the ext partition but when I try to access it it tells me I am not the owner and don't have the proper permission. I have tried logging into the cd as root but it doesn't work?
[19:51] <kerlo> noe_adam: if you want an answer to a question, I highly recommend that you ask it. It helps a lot.
[19:51] <RichiH> irssi
[19:51] <cabrey> !best | ruadh
[19:51] <RichiH> and screen
[19:51] <Pici> noe_adam: You're already here. Just ask a question.
[19:52] <pajones> Pici: thanks
[19:52] <tavi> sebsebseb works whit yahoo account?
[19:52] <sebsebseb> tavi: no
[19:52] <palin> ruadh xirc is good I use pidgin
[19:53] <rallEy4> cabrey: which would reflect that ra0 is using it, correct?
[19:53] <F-3000> fccf, but can you tell me why Ubuntu doesn't have doubleheading enabled automatically? Other laptop I got clones the screen without any sort of confing with DSL, but not with Ubuntu.
[19:53] <sebsebseb> tavi: also Yahoo...  now I have a story,   I used to be rather loyal to them untill that,   pm if your interested
[19:53] <tavi> something that works whit webcam and is like pidgin? working whit yahoo accounts?
[19:53] <chiffre> RFXCasey: boot from LiveCD and mount partitions?
[19:53] <palin> HI all! Does anyone know when the arm base netbooks are coming out? I have search but can not find a date.
[19:53] <sebsebseb> tavi: maybe a development version of Pidgin does web cam, but I am not sure
[19:53] <Pici> palin: ##hardware would be a better place to ask. #ubuntu is for Ubuntu support only.
[19:53] <Jack_Sparrow> palin That would be offtopic. ty
[19:53] <RFXCasey> I need to save files from a unbootable ubuntu install ext partition. The grub loader is messed up. I am going to reinstall the whole machine but want to say some files first. I boot from a live cd  and can see the ext partition but when I try to access it it tells me I am not the owner and don't have the proper permission. Maybe I could just reinstall grub?
[19:54] <Pici> pajones: I actually meant that message for someone else, sorry.
[19:54] <cabrey> rallEy4, not exactly, when you use modprobe, it could be a different network interface like wlan0
[19:54] <F-3000> fccf: Errr, not doubleheading, but dualheading.
[19:54] <Suhail> Why do I have to do eval `ssh-agent`, ssh-add <key> everytime I try to ssh into my server, why isn't it saving these settings?
[19:54] <rallEy4> cabrey: oh
[19:54] <cabrey> F-3000, do you mean dual screens?
[19:54] <tavi> sebsebseb what is the latest version of pidgin?
[19:55] <RFXCasey> chiffre, I can see the partition I just don't have permission to access the files
[19:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !info pidgin
[19:55] <Shirakawasuna> RFXCasey: you could, but you should be able to access it from the livecd
[19:55] <timostk> hello.. I'm having trouble getting my dns clache to clear on one of my boxes.  I'm using ubuntu 9.04.. I just moved a domain from one host to another.. only one of my boxes 'sees' the change.  any ideas?
[19:55] <rallEy4> cabrey: well, the problem seems to be coming from whether or not I load the driver that's in ~ vs. the one in /lib/modules/...
[19:55] <Shirakawasuna> RFXCasey: if it's necessary, sudo su in the livecd to access the files.
[19:55] <cabrey> rallEy4, thats why when you used modprobe, run ifconfig -a to see if another interface popped up instead of ra0
[19:55] <tavi> i have
[19:55] <tavi> Pidgin 2.4.1
[19:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Shirakawasuna that should not be nneded
[19:55] <tavi> so how i install new versions
[19:55] <tavi> ?
[19:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !newest
[19:55] <sebsebseb> tavi: yeah there's the oen in Ubuntu, but   you can probably get a ppa for even later,  and then of course compile your own
[19:55] <RFXCasey> shira;
[19:56] <rallEy4> cabrey: Yea, it shows the same interfaces, minus the ra0.
[19:56] <cabrey> rallEy4, well we can forego the proper way to load modules if you want ;)
[19:56] <sebsebseb> tavi: ,but  I don't even know if those versions have web cam suppourt
[19:56] <sebsebseb> tavi: I think they might,  ask in #pidgin
[19:56] <tavi> errr
[19:56] <RFXCasey> how do I get this to auto fill in the rest of someones name I forgot?
[19:56] <tavi> so is a way to see webcam in linux?
[19:56] <Jack_Sparrow> tab
[19:56] <dajhorn> RFXCasey: You may need to use `sudo -i` at a prompt, or `gksudo` in at the desktop to access the filesystem.
[19:56] <grawity> RFXCasey: You type the beginning, and press Tab.
[19:56] <sebsebseb> tavi: well Yahoo and Linux is hummm,  but  Yahoo  aren't that good anyway
[19:56] <sebsebseb> tavi: I meant web cam and Yahoo
[19:57] <cabrey> rallEy4, put the module in a safe place (or just use the one in /lib/modules/...) and run gksu gedit /etc/rc.local
[19:57] <rallEy4> cabrey: If you have the patience, I would love to learn.
[19:57] <tavi> you meant what? that yahoo and webcam does not udnerstand?
[19:57] <RFXCasey> dajhorn, how to I do it so I have access using the gui?
[19:57] <F-3000> cabrey: I don't know correct term, but what I succeeded with is cloning the laptop's screen on external monitor (TV on this case).
[19:57] <Shirakawasuna> Jack_Sparrow: depends on what kind of session of livecd he's in...
[19:57] <cabrey> F-3000, mirroring displays
[19:57] <Shirakawasuna> blah, bbl
[19:58] <sebsebseb> tavi: webcam and Yahoo is  hummm on Linux,  as in  maybe not really any programs that do it,   also I personally don't like Yahoo that much anymore, but that's something else
[19:58] <Jack_Sparrow> Shirakawasuna sudo su ia almost never needed
[19:58] <rallEy4> cabrey: okay, I have it open.
[19:59] <F-3000> pajones, fccf and cabrey: thanks for your help today. :)
[19:59] <Jack_Sparrow> RFXCasey try gksudo nautilus
[19:59] <cabrey> rallEy4, ok first put a comment in after the other text, but before exit 0 (like this: # say something here) so that you know what this line does for your future self :)
[19:59] <RFXCasey> Jack_Sparrow, I do this at the terminal I assume
[19:59] <dajhorn> RFXCasey: What Jack_Sparrow said.
[19:59] <Jack_Sparrow> yes
[19:59] <sebsebseb> tavi: why must you have web cam suppourt on Yahoo?
[20:00] <rallEy4> cabrey: okay
[20:00] <cabrey> rallEy4, for example: # this command loads the network/wireless driver
[20:00] <Jack_Sparrow> RFXCasey That is a very very dangerous tool. it is not forgiving if you make a mistake, shut down that term as soon as you get your work done
[20:00] <tavi> well someone send me a invitation to webcam
[20:00] <tavi> and i cannot accept
[20:00] <rallEy4> cabrey: under the comment, place the rt2870sta line?
[20:00] <sebsebseb> tavi: if  it is so important another solution could be this.   to run Windows in a virtual machine for Yahoo Messenger,  and as long as your computer has enough RAM.   also maybe Yahoo Messenger and Wine if you configure, as far as I know it won't just work in Wine
[20:01] <cabrey> rallEy4, then underneath that put /sbin/insmod /lib/modules/kernel_version_here/kernel/drivers/net/rt2870sta.ko
[20:01] <cabrey> rallEy4, also make sure that gedit doesn't word wrap it to the next line
[20:02] <cabrey> rallEy4, and make sure you replace kernel_version_here with actual running kernel (most likely 2.6.28-11-generic)
[20:02] <tavi> well
[20:02] <tavi> that's
[20:02] <tavi> ugly
[20:02] <Jack_Sparrow> !enter > tavi
[20:03] <sebsebseb> tavi: nah that's clever, and  vm's are pretty sweet really :)
[20:03] <sebsebseb> tavi: Virtualbox is one of the programs that do them, and it's great
[20:03] <Vinceman> so iptables is the firewall, firefox is the gui of the firewall...
[20:03] <RFXCasey> Jack_Sparrow, it's telling me unable to add monitor
[20:03] <Jack_Sparrow> RFXCasey Did it bring up nautilus?
[20:03] <rallEy4> cabrey: Okay, everything has been complete.
[20:04] <Aiween> hi
[20:04] <sebsebseb> Aiween: hi
[20:04] <RFXCasey> Jack_Sparrow,
[20:04] <Vinceman> my three dots indicated a question
[20:04] <cabrey> rallEy4, ok paste everything that you typed in that file into pastebin so we can be sure i didnt screw anything up
[20:04] <RFXCasey> Jack_Sparrow, yeah
[20:04] <Jack_Sparrow> RFXCasey see if you can read your hd install
[20:04] <maco> Vinceman, what? firefox is a web browser
[20:05] <Vinceman> I meant firestarter, sorry
[20:05] <RFXCasey> Jack_Sparrow, I don't see it off hand
[20:05] <maco> Vinceman, yes, but i think there's a move toward gufw since it's under more active development
[20:05] <Paddy_EIRE> Vinceman: gufw is much better
[20:05] <Vinceman> !gufw
[20:05] <rallEy4> cabrey: http://paste.ubuntu.com/191074/
[20:05] <Revelation> back
[20:05] <Jack_Sparrow> RFXCasey You should be able to browse your mounted HD system
[20:05] <Vinceman> why would people want to hack your PC?
[20:06] <cabrey> !info gufw
[20:06] <localgod11> how can I make my mp3 stop skipping!
[20:06] <Revelation> hey sebsebseb im back
[20:06] <cabrey> rallEy4, and if you run uname -r in the terminal, 2.6.28-11-generic is the result?
[20:06] <sebsebseb> Revelation: yeah I know you pm'd
[20:06] <Jack_Sparrow> localgod11 Rephrase your question.. give details about which flavor/release of ubuntu and what sound card and if you have tried with effects off andd so forth
[20:06] <rallEy4> cabrey: correct
[20:06] <grawity> Vinceman: Possible reasons: Unencrypted passwords for your credit card. Ability to use your computer to send spam, without you knowing. Fun. And others...
[20:07] <cabrey> rallEy4, ok then that looks good. remove the entry from /etc/modules, save this & reboot
[20:08] <Vinceman> is it possible to spoof your e-mailaddress if it's not sent from your e-mailaccount?
[20:08] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[20:08] <rallEy4> cabrey: before I do, I have another question... would it be incorrect to place the "/sbin/insmod path_to_driver" in /etc/modules?
[20:08] <maco> Vinceman, http://voices.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/2009/05/the_scrap_value_of_a_hacked_pc.html
[20:08] <cabrey> rallEy4, yes
[20:08] <rallEy4> cabrey: okay, just checking.
[20:08] <maco> Vinceman, of course it is. spoofing mail headers is easy. heck, KMail lets you type any ol' random thing into the From header
[20:09] <rallEy4> cabrey: I shall return directly.
[20:09] <RFXCasey_> Jack_Sparrow, Ok let me start over when I gksudo nautilus it say nautilus share message: Called "net usershare info" but failed 'net usershare' returned error 255 : net usershare : cannot open usershare directory /var/lib/samba/usershares. Error no such file or directory please ask your system admin to enable user sharing
[20:10] <Jack_Sparrow> RFXCasey_ yes, that will always happen
[20:10] <localgod11> 8.10, Intel HDA, no effects, uninstalled pulse audio, have sounf preferences set to HDA Intel (ALSA), HDA Intel (Alsa), auto detect, HDA Intel (Alsa), Alsa mixer, but my mp3's still skip
[20:11] <Jack_Sparrow> localgod11 Maybe time to ask in   /join #alsa
[20:11] <RFXCasey_> Jack_Sparrow, but I don't see the directory I'm looking for do I have to mount the drive now
[20:11] <RFXCasey_> Jack_Sparrow, it's already mounted as far as I can tell
[20:11] <Jack_Sparrow> RFXCasey_ mount the drive or browse to it
[20:12] <Jack_Sparrow> RFXCasey_ How did you mount it
[20:12] <localgod11> Jack_Sparrow: Brilliant
[20:13] <RFXCasey_> Jack_Sparrow, if I use gnome when the live cd starts I can see the drive called media I want to get to
[20:13] <Jack_Sparrow> localgod11 Run the script that they suggest so it will be available when alsa asks
[20:13] <localgod11> Jack_Sparrow: I dont see a script listed
[20:13] <Jack_Sparrow> RFXCasey_ ok and if you gksudo nautilus that should get you past the permissions issue
[20:14] <RFXCasey__> Jack_Sparrow, but when I enter nautilus like you described I see root desktop filesystem network and trash
[20:16] <djp> does ubuntu keep a log file of the initial install and if yes, where?
[20:16] <rallEy4> cabrey: All systems are go!
[20:16] <cabrey> rallEy4, it worked?
[20:16] <RFXCasey__> Jack_Sparrow, you still with me?
[20:17] <rallEy4> cabrey: yup yep
[20:17] <cabrey> rallEy4, yay!
[20:17] <pkt> how does the livecd set the timezone?
[20:18] <Jack_Sparrow> RFXCasey__ yes, but also helping someone else in another channel.
[20:18] <tonii> is wvdail part of the default installation, or will I have to install it separately?
[20:18] <Jack_Sparrow> RFXCasey__ type mount in term and see if your old os is in there
[20:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !dialup
[20:19] <rjune_> RFXCasey__: that's a normal thing to see when you do gksudo nautilus
[20:19] <tonii> thanks, I'll look into it
[20:20]  * felix__ has built a homeserver ^^
[20:23] <Jack_Sparrow> rjune_ ty, I am spread kinda thin atm
[20:23] <Amnesia> does anyone know some stuff 'bout grub?
[20:23] <tonii> well, time to try if wvdial likes my phone. bye and thanks :)
[20:24] <zoom> Amnesia, what do you need ?
[20:24] <Amnesia> could someone help me with my problem?
[20:24] <nathan7> theblind: =0
[20:24] <nathan7> zoom: He forgot =p
[20:24] <Amnesia> zoom, after I tried to upgrade to grub2
[20:24] <zoom> :)
[20:24] <Amnesia> zoom, I got the error unrecognized device string
[20:25] <Jack_Sparrow> !info grub2
[20:25] <Amnesia> zoom, I'm sure the UUID''s right, so I havent got a clue whats wrong with it
[20:25] <Jack_Sparrow> Amnesia did you use the version from our repo or another.. sorry I am leaving now but had to ask
[20:25] <zoom> do you have an error number ?
[20:25] <Amnesia> zoom, error 11
[20:25] <Amnesia> Jack_Sparrow: yup the ones from the repos
[20:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Amnesia and please let people know if single or multiple drive system
[20:26] <Jack_Sparrow> bbl
[20:26] <Amnesia> okay:p
[20:26] <gabriel> hello
[20:26] <Amnesia> well it's a single drive with 2 partitions on it
[20:27] <Amnesia> zoom, I've already tried to reinstall grub without any success
[20:27] <gabriel> I have a Logitech Connect webcam but i cant make it work in ubuntu, I have the 9.04 Ubuntu, how can I make it work?
[20:27] <Visualante> reinstall Windows
[20:27] <Amnesia> gabriel: already tried cheese?
[20:27] <zoom> have you edited menu.lst ?
[20:27] <sparr> Is there a tool that will try different resolution/refresh rate combos and have me accept/reject them to create an Xorg.conf?  X's autodetection works about 99% of the time for me, but occasionally I end up in a mode that my monitor doesn't support and I have to restart X, I'd like that to not happen any more.
[20:27] <Amnesia> zoom, nope
[20:27] <tavi> someone help me to install gyache?
[20:27] <gabriel> Yes, I already tried cheese but it doesnt recognize it
[20:27] <Amnesia> zoom, Ive checked it for errors though but cant see anything wrong
[20:28] <chocobo-kun> i love ubuntu because is better than windos an a cheap copy  of mac
[20:28] <chocobo-kun> i want to fight
[20:28] <behemoth> agree with chocobo-kun
[20:28] <chocobo-kun> somebody want fight me
[20:28] <behemoth> me me
[20:28] <tavi> someone help me to install gyache?
[20:28] <mutilator> anyone know if the jaunty vlc package will get the same fix as intrepid for the fullscreen overlay?
[20:28] <chocobo-kun> no
[20:28] <chocobo-kun> no
[20:28] <chocobo-kun> nobody helps ya ujajajaja
[20:29] <ftab> How do I make the Panel Icons smaller?
[20:29] <chefkoch2oo9> i have problems getting teamspeak work. nobody can hear me :(
[20:29] <behemoth> mateo yo no quiero un ban
[20:29] <chocobo-kun> nieto apostemos a quien lo bannean primero por molestar
[20:29] <grawity> chocobo-kun: If you don't have a question, this channel is not for you.
[20:29] <behemoth> chocobo-kun: i will help you :p
[20:29] <chocobo-kun> is ubunto funny?
[20:29] <gabriel> I have a Logitech Connect webcam but i cant make it work in ubuntu, I have the 9.04 Ubuntu, how can I make it work?
[20:30] <behemoth> yes it is :D
[20:30] <Amnesia> zoom. any idea?
[20:30] <behemoth> is really funny
[20:30] <zoom> looking
[20:30] <chefkoch2oo9> gabriel: change the permission of the /dev/tt device.
[20:30] <chocobo-kun> is the pinguin funny?
[20:30] <nathan7> grawity: I don't have a question
[20:30] <behemoth> it is cute
[20:30] <nathan7> chocobo-kun: No, cute
[20:30] <nathan7> behemoth: RAAH
[20:30] <Myrtti> !offtopic
[20:31] <zoom> Amnesia, dual boot ?
[20:31] <behemoth> tehn what is the ubuntu symbol?
[20:31] <Andrew__> Did the last update for 9.04 break everyone elses computer, or just mine?
[20:31] <Amnesia> zoom, nope only linux
[20:31] <behemoth> i want to know what is the ubuntu symbol?
[20:31] <chocobo-kun> were can i find a trojan jorce for ubuntu
[20:31] <chocobo-kun> ?
[20:31] <grawity> chocobo-kun: Google.
[20:31] <behemoth> jorse?
[20:31] <Andrew__> what is a jorse?
[20:31] <chocobo-kun> jorse
[20:32] <m4rk> behemoth: it is an upside-down letter "n"
[20:32] <Andrew__> oooooh, do you mean "horse"?
[20:32] <Myrtti> chocobo-kun, behemoth: how about you stop  playing around, I can see you're coming from the same computer
[20:32] <behemoth> is thera a program with virus for ubuntu?
[20:32] <chocobo-kun> no i mean mapache
[20:32] <regeya> jorse?
[20:32] <behemoth> m4rk: thanks
[20:32] <regeya> mapache?
[20:32] <behemoth> mapache :o
[20:32] <zoom> you should past your menu.lst
[20:32] <behemoth> is an spanish word
[20:32] <Andrew__> Okay, so, I've got this problem.  whenever I start the computer, it says there's already an X server running, and it doesn't let me use ubuntu.
[20:32] <behemoth> for racooon
[20:32] <chocobo-kun> serch in googl mapache
[20:33] <regeya> keyboards are so tricks
[20:33] <Amnesia> ahh well zoom, I'm going to try and reinstall it with the ubuntu installation
[20:33] <Amnesia> mapache = mini apache right?
[20:33] <regeya> tricksy
[20:33] <chocobo-kun> no
[20:33] <behemoth> no
[20:33] <behemoth> is a raccon
[20:33] <zoom> yes it must be ok after
[20:33] <behemoth> mapache= raccon
[20:33] <regeya> !mapache > regeya
[20:33] <thierry__> * hola
[20:33] <behemoth> mapache is in spanish!!!!
[20:33] <chocobo-kun> mapache is this http://www.google.com.co/images?q=tbn:DRgvliVY-cr_HM::blogderandy.files.wordpress.com/2008/03/mapache.jpg
[20:34] <Amnesia> zoom, : https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/universe-bugs/2009-April/072146.html
[20:34] <conrad_> I'm having network problems.. how do I open up that tray network thing that lets me connect to wireless networks throught the terminal (i'm on fluxbox and don't have have the standard ubuntu menu to click on stuff)
[20:34]  * regeya can has headache?
[20:34] <voracious> I could not format usb, it says write protect is on! How it is possible to format??I tried to do google and it is not working still.
[20:35] <Andrew__> So, anybody have any help on the problem of "My computer doesn't start thanks to a bad update that shouldn't have even made it to the apt list"?
[20:35] <Pici> chocobo-kun: This is a support channel, please treat it as such.
[20:35] <chocobo-kun> i know
[20:35] <doc_lille> someone here?
[20:36] <cabrey> many people are
[20:36] <zoom> Amnesia, :) so change uuid line
[20:36] <fccf> doc_lille: 1541 people
[20:36] <chocobo-kun> first take yours computer to the batroom an throw it in to the toilet
[20:36] <Amnesia> zoom, yeah but there's no lists.lst file
[20:36] <gabriel> I have a Logitech Connect webcam but i cant make it work in ubuntu, I have the 9.04 Ubuntu, how can I make it work?
[20:36] <nathan7> =0
[20:36] <Amnesia> zoom, what's in your one?
[20:36] <nathan7> Pici: WHo was that?
[20:37] <cabrey> !webcam | gabriel
[20:37] <Pici> nathan7: Someone who doesn't want to treat this like a support channel.
[20:37] <nathan7> Pici: Ah.
[20:37] <doc_lille> j /#usa
[20:37] <nathan7> Pici: I treat this as a channel to have fun looking things up.
[20:37] <doc_lille> j #usa
[20:37] <doc_lille> øæå
[20:37]  * nathan7 throws a stone at chocobo-kun 
[20:38] <gabriel> Its a Logitech Connect
[20:38] <zoom> Amnesia, grub (GNU GRUB 0.97) for me and it's in /boot/grub/menu/lst
[20:38] <cabrey> wow that irc ajax client lets him get around it
[20:38] <nathan7> cabrey: I can too, usin irssi.
[20:38] <tmetro> In 9.04 I'm seeing...
[20:38] <tmetro> The following packages are BROKEN:
[20:38] <tmetro>   linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic linux-restricted-modules-generic
[20:38] <tmetro> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[20:38] <tmetro>   linux-image-generic: Depends: linux-image-2.6.28-13-generic which is a virtual package.
[20:38] <FloodBot2> tmetro: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:38] <tmetro> Is this a local prblem, or is there something messed up in the repositories?
[20:38] <nathan7> cabrey: But I accept it if I am banned.
[20:39] <voracious> how to format write protected usb memory?? could any of you tell me?? I did not get solution in google too.
[20:39] <Dist`> does anyone have experience installing privoxy in ubuntu? My first time attempting to install a program like this, and i am having problems even getting it running
[20:39] <voracious> need your help!
[20:40] <cabrey> !tor
[20:40] <nathan7> =0
[20:40] <cabrey> oops not the right response
[20:40] <nathan7> cabrey: Oh =p
[20:40] <fccf> voracious: flip the switch on the chip
[20:40] <cabrey> Dist`, hold on, ubuntu has a guide
[20:40] <conrad_> from a terminal interface, how do I launch the graphical interface?
[20:40] <Jack_Sparrow> http://www.ubuntupocketguide.com/download_main.html
[20:41] <voracious> I don't see any switch! And it is Kingston flash memory!
[20:41] <cabrey> Dist`, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/TOR
[20:41] <Jack_Sparrow> conrad_ Do you have ubuntu desktop installed
[20:42] <nathan7> =0
[20:42] <conrad_> more or less
[20:42] <fccf> voracious: there may be a software lock caused by kingston software - this you will have to do from a windows machine
[20:42] <gmone_user69> so i tried to set up a laptop to atuo log in.. i get a dialog box at start up about $HOME/.dmrc is being ignored and needs to be set as 644. I set it as 644 but i still get the error.. anyone know why?
[20:42] <Dist`> cheers cabrey, but unless i have made a stupid mistake, my install/configuration isnt going the same as that guide
[20:42] <conrad_> Jack_Sparrow: I have cruncheee installed, which is based off ubuntu
[20:42] <voracious> could you suggest me how it is possible in windows?
[20:43] <Jack_Sparrow> conrad_ We only support offical releases, not all of the spinoffs and derivatives.
[20:43] <voracious> I tried from disk management, and did not work! Says
[20:43] <voracious> 'write protect is on!'
[20:43] <tmetro> In 9.04 I'm seeing... "linux-image-generic: Depends: linux-image-2.6.28-13-generic which is a virtual package." Is this a local prblem, or is there something messed up in the repositories?
[20:43] <Dist`> i managed to install privoxy, went to /etc/privoxy/ and used mv to make a copy of 'config' as 'config2' just incase i need the default config. I then made the new settings in the 'config' file, but when i type 'privoxy' to get it to run, it says 'no logfile configured. Please enable it before reporting any problems'
[20:44] <Jack_Sparrow> tmetro I saw that once this am but that person had proposed enabled in his source.list repo - list
[20:44] <fccf> voracioius: sounds like write protect - which is usually a tiny switch/slot in the side of the stick - look closely?
[20:44] <conrad_> Jack_Sparrow: but there must be some advice you can give me that would stear me in the right direction?  how would I launch the default graphical stuff? (what is it even called so that I stop sounding as dumb as I am?)
[20:44] <gizmobay> I'm using Jaunty. Can someone tell me which package has watermark.so?
[20:44] <Jack_Sparrow> conrad_ Yes, use a release that has good support.. like ubuntu
[20:44] <Guest3630> Is there a way to change the color of the brownish bar atop of every window?
[20:44] <tmetro> Jack_Sparrow: I think I do have proposed enabled...I'll check that.
[20:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !find watermark
[20:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !themes
[20:45] <Sarago> hello new ubuntu user here
[20:45] <mxc> is it possible to get the proprietary intel GMA 950 driver that was optional in 8.04 LTS in 9.04?
[20:45] <Jack_Sparrow> Welcome Sarago
[20:45] <gmone_user69> !find myanswer
[20:45] <marqueed> hello old ubuntu user here!
[20:45] <cabrey> mxc, there is no proprietary intel driver
[20:45] <Sarago> just installed on my dell d600
[20:45] <cabrey> mxc, intel makes all their drivers open source
[20:45] <fccf> gizmobay: there is a watermark plugin ini gimp - is this what you are looking for?
[20:45] <marqueed> Sarago: that is laptop? latitude?
[20:45] <conrad_> Jack_Sparrow: I've been using ubuntu, but when I asked a question about how to setup something else, someone just told me to install a different release (cruncheee) rather than helping me setup the program I wanted, and now I have other programs that aren't set up.  What am I to do?
[20:46] <blake__> hi am having truble with my firevire
[20:46] <Jack_Sparrow> conrad_ Lok for support for your release.
[20:46] <Sarago> marqueed: correct laptop latitude
[20:46] <Jack_Sparrow> look
[20:46] <fccf> gizmobay: ini = in not ini
[20:46] <gizmobay> no, I want to add a watermark using ffmpeg. Says I need the watermark.so file
[20:46] <godzirra> Heya folks.
[20:46] <gizmobay> in vhook
[20:46] <Jack_Sparrow> !mint
[20:46] <godzirra> I just installed jaunty on my laptop, and my internal speakers don't work but headphones do.  What can I do to fix this?
[20:46] <marqueed> Sarago: go on
[20:46] <gizmobay> I compiled ffmpeg
[20:46] <hacker_kid> is there a simple way to make a persistent live install?
[20:47] <mxc> cabrey: really?  i've seen a proprietary/restricted driver referred to in 8.04   ( http://ubuntu-virginia.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1114093 )
[20:47] <maglev> Hello people :)
[20:47] <Guest3630> Is there a way to change the color of the brownish bar atop of every window?
[20:47] <conrad_> Jack_Sparrow, I'm sorry.  I was under the impression that linux systems were related to one another and certain standard conventions could be used to accomplish the same sorts of tasks accross these similar platforms.
[20:47] <Sarago> marqueed: you mean what's in it?
[20:47] <fccf> gizmobay: there is probably a plugin for ffmpeg - not sure where
[20:47] <jblombaard> hello, ubuntu user with problems compiling source written for rpm distro. if someone can help plz bug me ;-)
[20:47] <gmone_user69> anyone know how to avoid the warning dialog that i am receiving when i set my login to automatic?? it says i need to set permission of .dmrc to 644.. it IS set.
[20:48] <marqueed> Sarago: i mean, did you have a problem :P
[20:48] <mxc> cabrey : i've had a hell of a time getting the graphics right (have a netbook with a 1366x768 screen)  tried messing with xorg.cong and xrandr and for the life of me, can't get anything besides a stretched out 1024x768
[20:48] <Jack_Sparrow> conrad_ that is correct.. but understand how we feel when we waste 30 minutes trying to help someone only to find out that they are not using our release and everything we did was a waste of time becuase they use a diff kernel, diff repos andmore.
[20:49] <maglev> Is there any easy way to add Japanese laguage typing to ubuntu without a fresh install of japanese ubuntu ?
[20:49] <Pici> !scim | maglev
[20:49] <fccf> jblombaard:  rpm's are for red-hat - this is the ubuntu support channel , rpm's arn't supported --- what package??
[20:49] <marqueed> gmone_user69: have you tried googling around for that, seems to be relatively common
[20:49] <Sarago> marqueed: no problem, was just introducing myself. The install went fine and network manager recognized my Netgear USB wireless stick with no problems
[20:50] <Dist`> how do i uninstall a program? i guess i must have screwed something up with privoxy so i might as well uninstall and start again
[20:50] <marqueed> Sarago: well that's very disappointing
[20:50] <marqueed> :P
[20:50] <lstarnes> Dist`: sudo aptitude remove package-name
[20:50] <jblombaard> fccf: Thank you. I knoe RPMs are for RedHat, but i have source that are written for that. I'll post the link
[20:50] <marqueed> gmone_user69: does it have the correct owner/group (whatever those are in this case)
[20:50] <lstarnes> Dist`: replace "remove" with "purge" if you also want to remove config files
[20:50] <Jack_Sparrow> Dist` Something from our repos or installed by yourself
[20:51] <godzirra> I just installed jaunty on my laptop, and my internal speakers don't work but headphones do.  What can I do to fix this?
[20:51] <cabrey> !alsa
[20:51] <Dist`> thankyou lstarnes, that seems to have removed it
[20:51] <mikubuntu> having probs with cd/dvd writer ... trying to burn 9.04, but at the end of burn, it stays interminably in the 'finishing write' state ... i interrupted at that point and tried to boot from that disk; machine says 'searching for boot grub' but then boots from hdd.  yes, i set bios to boot from cd first.
[20:51] <mikubuntu> having probs with cd/dvd writer ... trying to burn 9.04, but at the end of burn, it stays interminably in the 'finishing write' state ... i interrupted at that point and tried to boot from that disk; machine says 'searching for boot grub' but then boots from hdd.  yes, i set bios to boot from cd first.
[20:51] <marqueed> gmone_user69: like http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=847406
[20:51] <FloodBot2> mikubuntu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:51] <mikubuntu> oops
[20:51] <neurobuntu> what is the program that is launched by $y?  can I get rid of this thing
[20:51] <marqueed> hahaha...
[20:52] <gmone_user69> marqueed yea i found soething similar thanks..\
[20:53] <conrad_> Does anyone know what the terminal command is for opening the network applet found in regular ubuntu?  It sits in the upper right corner on the menu bar, it lets you connect to wireless networks and things.  Thanks.
[20:53] <Myrtti> nm-applet
[20:53] <fccf> conrad_: network-admin
[20:53] <mikubuntu> anybody had such a problem with burning?  never happened before, i have burnd lots of iso's with it
[20:53] <geenna> sucuneddi
[20:53] <Pici> !it | geenna
[20:54] <godzirra> I just installed jaunty on my laptop, and my internal speakers don't work but headphones do.  What can I do to fix this?
[20:54] <cabrey> godzirra, have you looked at !alsa?
[20:54] <Sarago> is anyone in here running ubuntu on an intel motherboard?
[20:54] <godzirra> cabrey: No?
[20:54] <cabrey> !alsa | godzirra
[20:55] <fccf> jblombaard: Link? if you tell me the package you are trying to use - I might be able to tell you an ubuntu alternative
[20:55] <conrad_> Myrtti: Thank you, this is exactly what I needed!  And I'm not even running standard ubuntu.
[20:55] <jblombaard> fccf: http://devzone.mxit.com/libPurple/downloads/3/
[20:55] <jblombaard> There's a 32 bit deb, but im on 64 bit.
[20:56] <Sarago> i've got a desktop i'm thinking about installing Ubuntu on and was wondering how stable the 64bit version would be on an intel dp45sg motherboard with a QX6850 processor
[20:56] <Jack_Sparrow> !chroot
[20:56] <hatter243> Is there a command to lock the screen from the terminal?
[20:56] <tunnlrat> I finally got this HD to format from Ntfs to EXT3 so um lol dub question but how to i set it so i can access it, i am brand new to linux, i am look at my other driver under place>my computer>filesystem but i can't see this second drive
[20:56] <filosofixit> I get a black screen (mouse cursor showing) after login on a fresh install of jaunty. I have a ati radeon mobility 7500 .. Anyone who could help?
[20:57] <declanpwalsh> Hello. Having problem with read only HD.
[20:57] <hatter243> nevermind, found it through google. I'm a jerk.
[20:57] <Jack_Sparrow> To get live cd to run this often helps..At start or install press F4 and select safe graphics mode then press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash use the noapic acpi=off options before the "--"
[20:57] <declanpwalsh> Anyone able to help? Brand new drive. Just formatted.
[20:58] <Jack_Sparrow> declanpwalsh did you format it from a livecd
[20:58] <mark23564> :)
[20:58] <declanpwalsh> no from (k)ubuntu but tried it in mint(gnome) too
[20:58] <guntbert> hatter243: nice, would you care to share your findings?
[20:58] <declanpwalsh> Better from livecd?
[20:58] <Dist`> once configured, if i do sudo /etc/init.d/tor start and sudo /etc/init.d/privoxy start, both run, and configure my browser to proxy http through 127.0.0.1, how do i figure out why its not working?
[20:58] <troopperi> Sarago: I have intel chipset
[20:59] <Guest3630> Is there a way to change the color of the brownish bar atop of every window?
[20:59] <fccf> jblombaard: I am not sure the 64 bit version of ubuntu has a 64bit version of pidgin/purple - if that is the case using the 32bit deb won't matter
[20:59] <hatter243> guntbert, I am trying to write a script that will pause music when I lock the screen and unpause it when I unlock. Step 1) gnome-screensaver-command --lock      will lock the screen from the terminal
[20:59] <godzirra> cabrey: I'm going through troubleshooting now.
[20:59] <godzirra> cabrey: thank you.
[20:59] <Dist`> i know my question was more of a tor question then a ubuntu question, but i am still new to ubuntu so not sure how to diagnose the problem with tor myself
[20:59] <nathan7> hatter243: Use mpd.
[20:59] <guntbert> hatter243: thanks, good to remember :-)
[20:59] <mark23564> Guest360: Right-click on the desktop and choose themes
[21:00] <godzirra> cabrey: not sure why I'm having so much trouble.  It worked out of the box when I installed jaunty before.
[21:00] <hatter243> nathan7, nah, I'm just using rhythmbox for now and rhythmbox-client --pause does what I need it to. No need to look into new players
[21:00] <cabrey> godzirra, thats interesting, did you install anything?
[21:00] <filosofixit> After a fresh install I get a black screen after login, but the mousecursor is showing. It works with a livecd. I have a laptop with a ati radeon mobility 7500
[21:00] <Bram_P> hello, when I start thunderbird it closes automatically again, when I try to do it with terminal it does the same and says "segmentation fault" what can I do?
[21:00] <tunnlrat> Once you format a new Drive using GParted, how do you gain access to it, i only see my original HD thats running the Ubuntu OS
[21:00] <Wixicy> How may I change the channel used on a wireless network card under Ubuntu?
[21:00] <Jack_Sparrow> declanpwalsh http://paste.ubuntu.com/191107/ May be of help
[21:00] <nathan7> hatter243: =0
[21:01] <nathan7> hatter243: Nice.
[21:01] <mark23564> Guest360:  Right-click on the desktop - choose change desktop background* - then theme
[21:01] <ryanakca> Is there a utility that I can install to monitor network usage? vnstat is showing transfers (Rx) of roughly 2GB/day, but the only network apps I have running are mutt, w3m and ssh...
[21:01] <godzirra> cabrey: I formatted and did a fresh install.  After that, I added boxee, ran the apt-get update and apt-get upgrade and installed the ATI restricted driver it suggested.  Thats it.
[21:01] <nathan7> tunnlrat: Hmm, reboot.
[21:01] <nathan7> ryanakca: Ifconfig?
[21:01] <tunnlrat> Good Idea nathan7 lol i'll try that
[21:01] <wereHamster> leave
[21:02] <ryanakca> nathan7: ... ifconfig, doesn't that only configure my network interfaces instead of printing usage information? I don't care about how much is being used in total, I want to know what is using how much.
[21:02] <jblombaard> fccf: I kinda tried everything. "dpkg -i --force-architecture" installed it, but the program didn't work. It looks like the app was ported to deb with alien. The makefile is RPM specific :-( I will just keep googling
[21:02] <nathan7> ryanakca: It does show stats
[21:02] <Sarago> troopperi: are you running 32bit or 64bit
[21:02] <Jack_Sparrow> !chroot > jblombaard
[21:02] <ryanakca> nathan7: But not per application
[21:02] <aaditya> ryanakca: use `netstat` to see the list of open network connections
[21:02] <troopperi> Sarago: 32-bit
[21:02] <nathan7> ryanakca: Yeah.
[21:02] <Bram_P> hello, when I start thunderbird it closes automatically again, when I try to do it with terminal it does the same and says "segmentation fault" what can I do?
[21:02] <guntbert> ryanakca: you want to have a look at iptraf
[21:02] <ryanakca> guntbert: thanks
[21:02] <Sarago> should I go with 32bit or is 64bit stable
[21:03] <ryanakca> aaditya: Yes, I usually use -plant as an option, si there a way to show how much each app is using though?
[21:03] <guntbert> ryanakca: welcome :-)
[21:03] <aaditya> !64bit | Sarago
[21:03] <tmetro> Jack_Sparrow: I disabled the proposed repository, removed the three meta packages that were broken (reinstall failed), and installed them again, which seemed to fix it. Thanks.
[21:04] <Jack_Sparrow> tmetro Glad you are back up and running
[21:04] <Jack_Sparrow> thanks for letting me know
[21:04] <godzirra> cabrey: I'm booting with the linux cd to see if I get sound fresh off.
[21:04] <godzirra> From the boot cd.
[21:04] <cabrey> godzirra, good idea
[21:04] <guntbert> Bram_P: are there any messages (apart from seg fault)?
[21:04] <aaditya> ryanakca: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/network-traffic-analyzers-for-ubuntu-system.html
[21:04] <tmetro> Must be something off in proposed...but I gets that's to be expected on occasion.
[21:04] <resno> I am trying to scp a file into a certain directory. Is this right? scp filename host:folderdir ?
[21:05] <aaditya> resno: yes
[21:05] <Bram_P> guntbert: no there aren't
[21:05] <resno> aaditya: sweet, i am getting better with termianl commands :)
[21:05] <aaditya> resno: that's good
[21:05] <ryanakca> aaditya: thanks
[21:05] <Jack_Sparrow> tmetro Are you still here, could you restate the original symptoms so I can make a note for it
[21:06] <godzirra> cabrey: no sound. :/
[21:06] <aaditya> ryanakca: you're welcome
[21:06] <cabrey> godzirra, blah this sounds like an ALSA issue, so try bringing it to #alsa
[21:07] <tmetro> Jack_Sparrow: see http://paste.ubuntu.com/191097/ for full statement of the symptoms.
[21:07] <godzirra> I don't know why a reinstall from the same cd would cause problems.
[21:07] <godzirra> Its very odd.
[21:07] <godzirra> i'm going to boot into win7 to make sure its not a hardware speaker issue
[21:07] <guntbert> Bram_P: a quick test: rename your profile, and try again
[21:08] <aaditya> Bram_P: the problem could be caused by the presence of scim
[21:08] <Dist`> how do i view a processing running in the background?
[21:08] <traemccombs> hey guys, what's a good RSS feed reader for Ubuntu - GTK/Gnome based
[21:08] <aaditya> Bram_P: try uninstalling "scim"
[21:08] <MiGri> hi
[21:08] <Dist`> i tried top but the process i am looking for is not listed, so i assume top doesnt show background stuff
[21:08] <resno> Dist`: top? from terminal
[21:08] <gleg> Hello.  I just upgraded from Gutsy to Hardy, 8.04.  Everything worked fairly well expect the sound.  I have searched for approximately 2 full days now, so I have looked for a solution already posted.  It seems like my box isn't detecting a sound card.  When I run " lspci -v | grep -i audio" I get " Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller", so it seems the Hardware is there, but when I run "asoundconf list" I g
[21:08] <gleg> et nothing listed.  I have a Nvidia graphics card, though I don't know why that should matter.  Thanks for any help.
[21:09] <resno> Dist`: ctrl - esc
[21:09] <godzirra> Okay.  Not a hardware problem at least.
[21:09] <resno> Dist`: Mean ctrl + esc
[21:09] <godzirra> cabrey: Thakns.  i'll try in #alsa.
[21:09] <MiGri> anyone here, who can help me getting conky running on 9.04? I cannot get any wlan stats
[21:09] <Jack_Sparrow> tmetro ty
[21:10] <guntbert> Dist`: on the console type ps aux|less
[21:10] <aaditya> Dist`: background as in?
[21:11] <puchacz> hi, is there an up-to-date Tablet PC compatibility guide for (K)Ubuntu?
[21:11] <syn-fin> Hello, I have a bunch of txt files, how do I make one big txt file by joining all the txt files?
[21:11] <Dist`> background as in, i started tor and privoxy, it said its running, yet its not working, and when i try look at running processes i cant see it even listed as running
[21:11] <Dist`> ctrl esc didnt seem to do anything
[21:11] <aaditya> Dist`: ps -ef | grep tor
[21:11] <puchacz> syn-fin: for i in *.txt; do cat $i >> result.all; done
[21:12] <Mike_lifeguard> Is there a package manager for TeX/LaTeX I can get from the ubuntu repositories? Or does synaptic have such packages in there somewhere?
[21:12] <cankoy> any idea why this happens at every boot?   -->  ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): wlan0: link is not ready
[21:12] <resno> puchacz: is that a bash command?
[21:12] <sebsebseb> 64bit computers with 4GB RAM, how much SWAP  should they have?
[21:12] <puchacz> resno: yes
[21:13] <mark23564> 8GB
[21:13] <LjL> Mike_lifeguard: there are a lot of tex/latex related packages in the repositories, i'm not sure what you're thinking about specifically though
[21:13] <syn-fin> puchacz: thanks, will try in a minute
[21:13] <resno> puchacz: ah, thanks.
[21:13] <frostburn> sebsebseb, 8g if you want to hibernate
[21:13] <sebsebseb> mark23564: why?
[21:13] <LjL> Mike_lifeguard: "apt-cache search latex" shows quite a bit.
[21:13] <sebsebseb> frostburn: ok yeah the double the RAM for hibernate thing
[21:13] <Jack_Sparrow> sebsebseb generally I would say 4
[21:13] <Mike_lifeguard> LjL: Well, I found a metapackage with a bunch of crap in it... but I want to specifically install/uninstall/whatever individual latex packages
[21:13] <mark23564> sebseb: read up on it yesterday - swap 2 x RAM
[21:13] <aaditya> syn-fin, puchacz: make sure you quote $i, like "$i"
[21:13] <tunnlrat> Back again with another noob question, how do i set permissions on my new drive so i can copy files to it???
[21:13] <Mike_lifeguard> I used to have a graphical package manager that came with MiKTeX on Windows, but I can't find anything similar for linux
[21:14] <Jack_Sparrow> mark23564 up to 4 gig is a rule of thumb
[21:14] <resno> tunnlrat: chmod
[21:14] <aaditya> tunnlrat: `chmod`
[21:14] <nathan7> Mike_lifeguard: ?
[21:14] <LjL> Mike_lifeguard: so do it? "apt-cache depends name-of-that-metapackage" will show every package it depends on, then you can handle those separately.
[21:14] <aaditya> tunnlrat: and `chown`
[21:14] <fccf> !man
[21:14] <Guest3630> Is there a way to change the color of the brownish bar atop of every window?
[21:14] <syn-fin> aaditya: thanks
[21:14] <nathan7> !man woman
[21:14] <Dist`> thanks for the help everyone. still having problems i cant seem to solve so ill just have to use windows for this. good thing i decided to keep my windows install as a dual boot :D
[21:15] <nathan7> ubottu: man woman is <reply> Segmentation fault.
[21:15] <nathan7> !man woman is
[21:15] <sebsebseb> !women >  nathan7
[21:15] <Jack_Sparrow> tunnlrat First, check the ownership: Open a terminal and type cd /media ...then type... ls -la ...then, do the following, replacing “yourPartition” with the name of the partition (e.g. /sdb1)... sudo chown -R username:username /media/yourPartition  (On a live system you must create a user name first) followed by... sudo chmod -R 755 /media/yourPartition ... Finally, check to see if it worked by doing another ls -la to verify the
[21:15] <Jack_Sparrow>  permissions are set
[21:15] <Jack_Sparrow> drat
[21:15] <Mike_lifeguard> LjL: thanks - that helps for this metapackage I guess
[21:15] <Jack_Sparrow> Sorry to all
[21:15] <deco> is the awesome wm really awesome?
[21:15] <Guest3630> !bot abuse | nathan7
[21:15] <nathan7> sebsebseb: That a date channel?
[21:15] <nathan7> =p
[21:15] <sebsebseb> Jack_Sparrow: yeah 8GB  seems a lot for 4GB RAM computers
[21:16] <nathan7> !yourmom | Guest3630
[21:16] <nathan7> DARN
[21:16] <Myrtti> nathan7: STOP IT
[21:16] <nathan7> I meant it not to trigger
[21:16] <nathan7> It ignored ^F
[21:16] <Jack_Sparrow> tunnlrat http://paste.ubuntu.com/191114/
[21:16]  * nathan7 slaps ubottu 
[21:16] <gleg> Is there some way that I can force my computer to recognize my sound card?
[21:16] <LjL> Mike_lifeguard: another trick might be "apt-cache rdepends tex-common", i think that should give you the name of most text-related packages.
[21:16] <bin1010> !pakages
[21:16] <Jack_Sparrow> nathan7 Please stop
[21:17] <tunnlrat> Thank you jack, I am not sure it has any permisions or ownership yet i formated it from ntfs to ext3 rebooted and i can browse to it just not read or write to it
[21:17] <Jack_Sparrow> bin1010 what were you looking for
[21:17] <Guest3630> !irritating | nathan7
[21:17] <aaditya> !ops | nathan7
[21:17] <nathan7> ...
[21:17] <LjL> ...
[21:17] <Jack_Sparrow> aaditya We are on it
[21:17] <felix__> can anyone test if http://89.7.172.18:8082/ works?
[21:17] <Guest3630> Is there a way to change the color of the brownish bar atop of every window?
[21:17] <puchacz> anybody? heard of an up-to-date Tablet PC compatibility guide, please?
[21:17] <LjL> Guest3630: you aren't helping anything by abusing the bot yourself.
[21:18] <aaditya> Guest3630: System > Preferences > Appearance
[21:18] <Guest3630> LjL: I meant for it to tell nathan not to be irritating but, it wasnt in the database
[21:18] <fccf> felix__: It Works!
[21:18] <Guest3630> aaditya: thank you very much
[21:18] <felix__> thanks fccf
[21:18] <resno> aaditya: sweet. i was wondering how that was done.
[21:19] <bin1010> Jack_Sparrow: sorry. I am looking for someway to manage the required packages for a .deb package I am working on.  For now I only need to add
[21:19] <Jack_Sparrow> !packaging > bin1010
[21:19] <Bram_P> guntbert: sorry, bit late... Do you mean the profile I also use to login?
[21:20] <Guest3630> bin1010: I will call you dec10
[21:20] <bin1010> Jack_Sparrow: the problem is that the deb file already exists...most of what I have seen is for when you make the package from scratch
[21:20] <Jack_Sparrow> bin1010 I dont deal with any packaging thanks
[21:21] <guntbert> Bram_P: np :), no I mean the thunderbird profile (though I must admit not to know where it resides)
[21:21] <resno> To compress a folders do you use. tar -xvf filename?
[21:21] <bin1010> Jack_Sparrow: cool, np.  No one seems to.  Its like webpages, everyone copies from someone else and no one knows how to do it.  LOL
[21:22] <maco> guntbert, its in ~/.mozilla or ~/.mozilla-thunderbird, i think
[21:22] <uzr> how do i install flash
[21:22] <fccf> bin1010: mvo did a really good job at expalining packaging a few days ago in #ubuntu-classroom - you might look at that log
[21:23] <troopperi> !flash >uzr
[21:23] <uzr> !GNASH
[21:23] <uzr> !RESTRICTED
[21:23] <fccf> !caps |uzr
[21:23] <guntbert> maco: thanks, yes,  but Bram_P is away it seems
[21:23] <uzr> !cap FCCF
[21:23] <uzr> !caps FCCF
[21:24] <sebsebseb> Jack_Sparrow: swap shoudn't be bigger than 4GB?
[21:24] <LjL> !bot | uzr
[21:24] <Jack_Sparrow> sebsebseb Generally I 2x up to 4
[21:24] <maco> uzr, fccf was trying to tell you to stop shouting
[21:24] <uzr> maco how do you shout on irc
[21:24] <omnydevi> caps
[21:24] <LjL> uzr: by writing in UPPERCASE.
[21:24] <uskrewed> is there a fix to the lockups that happen when deleting files on ext4?
[21:24] <maco> uzr, the same way you shout in email and IM...caps
[21:24] <resno> uzr: THIS IS SHOUTING. This is talking. :)
[21:25] <uzr> how do you ignore joins/parts
[21:25] <maco> uskrewed, not in jaunty yet, i dont think...though i'm beginning to feel i'm the only person who hasn't experienced them
[21:25] <uzr> to many people leaving
[21:25] <maco> uzr, depends on your client
[21:25] <uskrewed> womp womp
[21:25] <uskrewed> do I have to switch to ext3?
[21:25] <uzr> epic?
[21:25] <uskrewed> is there any way to switch without losing all my data?
[21:26] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: switch from what to what?
[21:26] <maco> uskrewed, i think downgrading's possible
[21:26] <uskrewed> from ext4 to ext3
[21:26] <Mike_lifeguard> ah, there's no way to convert ext4 -> ext3, so far as I know
[21:26] <sylvanus_> Hello! is it possible to burn mp3's to a dvd?
[21:26] <Mike_lifeguard> unless it's new
[21:27] <Mike_lifeguard> there wasn't back at fosdem
[21:27] <uskrewed> the lockups are killing me... I've just switched from windows with high expectations and now my computer locks up almost everytime I delete a file
[21:27] <puchacz> hello, how to check what version of ubuntu I am running?
[21:27] <ikonia> puchacz: lsb_release -a
[21:27] <puchacz> ikonia: thanks
[21:27] <uzr> i accidentally ran sudo rm -rf /. but cancelled it right after can i reboot my box to get it back
[21:28] <fccf> uskrewed: if there is room on the ext4 ... shrink it ... then make a ext3 to copy onto... although I haven't tried - could be super experimental
[21:28] <LjL> !danger
[21:28] <LjL> uzr: no.
[21:28] <uskrewed> is ubuntu stored on the swap or ext4 partition?
[21:28] <uskrewed> because I don't want to lose the OS part of the hardrive, everything I can move to another HD to backup
[21:29] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: ext4 is /very/ new - I wouldn't recommend using it yet
[21:29] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: swap is for swap - ext4 is for your filesystem
[21:29] <uskrewed> hehe, all the people in #ubuntu on efnet suggested it >_<
[21:29] <IamDaveMyers> how do you accidentally run sudo rm -rf ??  if you ran sudo, then you would have been askded for your password... or was it placed maliciously into a set of command you copied and pasted?
[21:29] <macvr> uskrewed: i'm having a lot of probs... dont use ext4...
[21:30] <Mike_lifeguard> IamDaveMyers: If you just did sudo then it won't ask for your password again for a while
[21:30] <uskrewed> okies... well thanks I guess I have to fresh install now
[21:30] <bin1010> fccf: I see where he taught, but I can't find the scripts...any ideas?  I am probably just missing something.
[21:30] <uskrewed> le sigh
[21:30] <Guest3630> Are there better drivers than those that come with the ubuntu installation cd?
[21:30] <IamDaveMyers> That is why I thought it may have been maliciously inserted into a set of commands that uzr was cutting and pasting.
[21:30] <Scunizi> Guest3630: depends on what you're talking about.
[21:31] <theclaw> hi
[21:31] <IamDaveMyers> if uzr keeps his "personal" data on a separate partition would that have protected it? or would the partition be blighted also?
[21:31] <uzr> OH NO I FUCKING DELETED MY SYSTEM
[21:31] <LjL> Iamyou are already making an assumption here - that he is not just a troll.
[21:31] <Guest3630> Scunizi: My torrents are not downloading at appropriate rates but, direct downloads are. Could this be a driver related issue?
[21:31] <macvr> uzr: !language
[21:31] <LjL> IamDaveMyers: ^
[21:31] <DBO> uzr, time for a fresh start on life
[21:32] <IamDaveMyers> ... fair point....
[21:32] <macvr> !language | uzr
[21:32] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: you can always create an ext3 filesystem and mount it as ext4 temporarily or semi-permanently to get some performance benefits
[21:32] <resno> Guest3630: could be your internet. some block that stuff
[21:32] <theclaw> when I try to install any package with aptitude, it tries to remove a package I built with 'checkinstall' because it says it's "unused" - how do I configure that my custom package isn't any longer unused?
[21:32] <uskrewed> Okay, since I am going to have to reinstall ubuntu is there any way I can save the programs/configs I have set up now? I've had to do a bunch of googling to get the settings right and just don't want to have to go through that again
[21:32] <Mike_lifeguard> I don't know if that'd affect the lockups you refer to
[21:32] <Scunizi> Guest3630: not neccessarily.. could just be the torrents, how many are serving them up, you're connection to the torrent servers etc.. if a direct download works fine then it's not drivers
[21:32] <sylvanus_> is it possible to burn mp3's to a DVD?
[21:32] <KhaaL> hi, i'd like to apply a patch to 2.6.8-rc8 kernel and I'd like to have help in the process since I never done it in ubuntu
[21:32] <bin1010> fccf: I am asking on #ubuntu-classroom...hopefully
[21:32] <uskrewed> how aboult I go about that?
[21:32] <uzr> itssssssssssssss gonnnnnnnnnnnnnneeeeeeeeeeeee
[21:32] <LjL> theclaw: sudo aptitude unmarkauto packagename
[21:32] <uzr> fuckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
[21:33] <resno> sylvanus_: i wouldnt see why not, but why would you want to?
[21:33] <Scunizi> Guest3630: 99% of the time it's just the connection between you and whoever you're connecting to.
[21:33] <Flannel> uskrewed: back up /etc if you made any systemwide config changes, but all of your personal stuff is in your homedir
[21:33] <Guest3630> resno: Not to be rude but, lets assume that I am of at least average intelligence. The location does not see to be a factor.
[21:33] <sylvanus_> so I can listen to it on my dvd player
[21:33] <theclaw> LjL: thanks a lot :)
[21:33] <DBO> Flannel, I guess he gets the doubly fresh start on life =P
[21:33] <IamDaveMyers> ukrewed, you cold copy all of your personal home directory somewhere safe, then after your install just drop it straight back into your new home, and you will have all the same setting as they are at the moment.
[21:33] <bin1010> fccf: found it...thanks.
[21:34] <uskrewed> thanks Flannel and IamDaveMyers. Mike_lifeguard how could I do what you are suggesting?
[21:34] <jason^_> has anybody installed ubuntu server on a dell r710 server?  i'm getting errors like "cannot find a valid memory map"
[21:34] <macvr> uskrewed: http://mybrainrunslinux.squarespace.com/journal/2009/3/7/how-to-setup-ubuntu-for-reinstalling-your-applications-witho.html    this will save all the list of packages...
[21:34] <Guest3630> Scunnizi: With windows the download rates are much higher
[21:34] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: when you mount it, just specify ext4
[21:34] <Sarago> should I do a separate /boot partition? and what's recommended size for swap partition?
[21:34] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/sda1
[21:34] <resno> Guest3630: Id didnt say aynthing about location. some internet service providers throttle torrents. which means they limit certain ports.
[21:34] <sebsebseb> Sarago: seperate /boot not needed
[21:34] <theclaw> LjL: it still says "The following packages will be REMOVED: gnome-do-plugins{u}"
[21:34] <Mike_lifeguard> Sarago: I'd recommend a separate /home partition instead of /boot... swap is 2x RAM
[21:34] <sylvanus_> resno: so I can listen to them on my dvd player
[21:34] <uskrewed> I don't want it to be ext4, it's already ext4. I'm wanting to downgrade to ext3
[21:35] <theclaw> LjL: that is, when I try to "unmarkauto gnome-do-plugins", it says that
[21:35] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: why?
[21:35] <Guest3630> resno: A different location is likely to have a different ISP and I move around alot
[21:35] <resno> sylvanus_: i wouldnt see why it wouldnt work in throey.
[21:35] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: yes, I meant that that would be a safer way to try ext4 in the future
[21:35] <guntbert> Guest3630: not to be rude, but *you* asked if the difference in download speed from a web server and from torrent might be a question of "network drivers"
[21:35] <Sarago> Mike_lifeguard: put swap at beginning of drive?
[21:35] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: what's wrong with Ext4?
[21:35] <bin1010> !logs
[21:35] <uskrewed> because my computer has been locking up whenever I delete a file
[21:35] <uskrewed> and apparently it's a problem with ext4
[21:35] <sylvanus_> it keeps telling me that it is not possible with the current set of plugins?
[21:36] <macvr> sebsebseb: lots of bugs with ext4...
[21:36] <Mike_lifeguard> Sarago: I forget whether it's the start or the end... you want it close to the centre of the disk for better seek times... google it to be sure
[21:36] <omnydevi> i use deluge for torrents, it gets past throttling from my isp
[21:36] <resno> Guest3630: In any case, if you can direct download fine. And bittorrent goes slower. Its either throttling or not enough seeds. Its not a driver issue.
[21:36] <Guest3630> guntbert: yes, I believe that if there was a problem with the drivers the card could struggle when dealing with many connections
[21:36] <omnydevi> might be worth looking into
[21:36] <sylvanus_> should I choose burn a data?
[21:36] <Sarago> so with 4gig of ram I should have an 8gb swap partion?
[21:37] <Flannel> Sarago: Nah, the "2x" rule stops at around 2G and becomes "1x"
[21:37] <Sarago> ok
[21:37] <LjL> theclaw: not sure why that happens. perhaps try an "install" of that package?
[21:37] <Guest3630> resno: But, why would I get faster download rates while using vista
[21:37] <Mike_lifeguard> Sarago: That's the rule of thumb. You don't need that much if you don't need to hibernate, for example. Some people recommend 2x RAM up to max 4GB
[21:37] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: the lock up bug you mentioned is in the release notes
[21:37] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: there's a workaround
[21:37] <resno> Guest3630: ah, you never said that. well then i say nothing more.
[21:37] <IamDaveMyers> Sarago... I put my swap at the end... I seem to recall that was where the advice said to put it. Either there or at the front, so as the read heads have the shortest distance to travel (I think that is the argument anyhow!)
[21:37] <Mike_lifeguard> Sarago: if you have disk space to space, go fer it
[21:37] <uskrewed> I didn't have the foresight to read them, sebsebseb :P
[21:37] <sebsebseb> !notes |  uskrewed
[21:37] <guntbert> Guest3630: your card has always to deal with the "connection" to your router/gateway, the rest is in TCP/IP
[21:38] <LjL> theclaw: note that i would expect the package to get replaced by anything provided in the security ubuntu repository, because that has a higher priority (but replaced, not removed)
[21:38] <guntbert> *just with the...
[21:38] <sebsebseb> macvr: my  / is in Ext4 now, and it has been working well :)
[21:38] <Guest3630> Mike_lifeguard: Hibernation does not use any ram at all. Suspend uses ram while hibernation uses HDD
[21:38] <theclaw> LjL: thanks, that worked
[21:38] <henryC> jaunty won't upgrade to tar 1.22?  What's the best way to exclude .git then?
[21:38] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: Of course, you can always check if it's been fixed in new code - you might be able to use something closer to bleeding-edge to get it fixed if so
[21:38] <sebsebseb> macvr: ended up  having home in there to, since  didn't  mount the old Ext3 one, but  that home has been working well to it seems
[21:39] <maglev> Will there be a problem using ubuntu if i format a ntfs drive ?
[21:39] <Mike_lifeguard> Guest3630: well obviously I know that, don't I?
[21:39] <uskrewed> sebsebseb it says "once a fix has been found"
[21:39] <sebsebseb> maglev: to use as a data partition?
[21:39] <maglev> no to install windows onto it
[21:39] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: I think you might need a later kernel
[21:39] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: they probably aren't keeping those release notes quite up to date
[21:40] <Mike_lifeguard> do release notes get edited at all?
[21:40] <macvr> sebsebseb: i did the same, both / and home i changed to ext4... but since then i'v seen that nautilus starts to use more memory, firefox crashes... and things are random... system responsiveness is lesser than what it was with ext3
[21:40] <shleep> would anyone know how to get rosetta stone iso to work on ubuntu8.10?
[21:40] <Guest3630> Mike_lifeguard: That's the rule of thumb. You don't need that much if you don't need to hibernate, for example. Some people recommend 2x RAM up to max 4GB
[21:40] <sebsebseb> macvr: Firefox has been running great so far,   I had problems before on Ext3
[21:40] <Wildcard77> shleep: I had to run it in VMWare
[21:40] <Mike_lifeguard> Guest3630: No shit. That's what I said.
[21:40] <sebsebseb> macvr: things boot up much quicker than 9.04 with Ext3 :)
[21:41] <Guest3630> !language
[21:41] <macvr> sebsebseb: boot for me was only 2 secs faster...! have u tried the e4defrag?
[21:41] <maglev> sebsebseb: i know i will have to fix grub after installing windows, i just wanted to know if there will be a problem with Ubuntu after the install
[21:41] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: Fedora 11  arriving in 1 day and with Ext4 as the default file system, well that must mean something,  but then again  Fedora is more cutting edge than Ubuntu anyway
[21:41] <uskrewed> I'm just going to reinstall, I'd rather not use anything experimental for the time being. I'm new enough as is.
[21:41] <IamDaveMyers> I didn't think you needed to defrad ext4?
[21:41] <IamDaveMyers> well tech ically speaking anyhow!
[21:42] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: Ext4 is probably more stable in other distros such as  the arriving in 1 day Fedora 11
[21:42] <Mike_lifeguard> IamDaveMyers: there is supposed to be an online defragger. It wasn't developed at the time of fosdem - dunno if it's done now
[21:42] <uskrewed> can I preorder the CD?
[21:42] <uskrewed> or dvd
[21:42] <resno> is it recommened to defrag a hd in linux?
[21:42] <sebsebseb> !defrag | resno
[21:42] <maglev> linux doesnt need to be defragd
[21:42] <mib_l21ek9nh> I try to play Warsow and it crashes to my desktop with a low resolution should I install the ATI driver form the ATI website?
[21:42] <uskrewed> I'll actually research it, thanks sebsebseb
[21:43] <uskrewed> be back soon >>
[21:43] <resno> sebsebseb: didnt think it needed.
[21:43] <IamDaveMyers> resno, defrag should be done "on the fly" on most of the linux file systems
[21:43] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: I  could find this really good article about Ext4 again :)   might take a litle time though
[21:43] <sebsebseb> resno: yes you don't need to defrag it
[21:43] <macvr> HI all... has anyone used the e4defrag?   are there any guides better than http://polishlinux.org/apps/cli/ext4-defragmentation-with-e4defrag/
[21:43] <uskrewed> but does ext4 work properly in this kernel?
[21:43] <resno> IamDaveMyers: i saw the e4defrag and starting wondering.
[21:44] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: might take a look at Theodore Tso's talk at fosdem
[21:44] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: some  are waiting for a slightly later kernel, but  it has some patches in   the kernel 9.04 uses at the moemnt
[21:44] <infidel2sum1> my laptop is running ubuntu and the wifi card doesnt work. is there a way to use a cross-over cable to my windows machine to share it's internet?
[21:44] <mib_l21ek9nh> When I try to play the game Warsow, it crashes to my desktop with a low resolution should I install the ATI driver form the ATI website?
[21:44] <uskrewed> okay let's be blunt for a second. Would it be worth it to switch over to fedora? or should I just reinstall with ext3. reinstallation should only take an hour
[21:45] <macvr> sebsebseb: have u tried e4defrag?
[21:45] <resno> infidel2sum1: yes. but you will have to config windows to make the conection. "internet sharing"
[21:45] <IamDaveMyers> resno, I can understan that... maybe it is more "optimised". or good if you have files of particular size (some file systems have larger "blocks" and hene are better for diferent things, such as video  /dvd
[21:45] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: well you said you were new to Ubuntu?
[21:45] <uskrewed> yes
[21:45] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: Are you having any other issues with ubuntu? that intel graphics nonsense for example?
[21:45] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: I think  stay with Ubuntu for now,  get used to it more,   find out how things work a bit better and such,   then if your up for it later, well sure go a head, try out other distros such as Fedora
[21:45] <davidh38> guys, try it LINUX MINT!!!! its awesome
[21:46] <uskrewed> somewhat, I've been having troubles with my ati radeon x1300 gfx card
[21:46] <guntbert> !ot | davidh38
[21:46] <ikonia> davidh38: do you really think that's needed in an #ubuntu support channel ?
[21:46] <Mike_lifeguard> different problem
[21:46] <Mike_lifeguard> meh, if it's not that serious, I'd stick with ubuntu
[21:46] <uskrewed> when I tried to install the ati utility it told me I didn't have the card installed?...
[21:47] <Mike_lifeguard> sorry, I don't know about ati stuff - I (unluckily) have an intel card
[21:47] <uskrewed> and in system>admisitration>hardware drivers it doesn't show any for the gfx card
[21:47] <IamDaveMyers> uskrewed. I've tried a number of distro's and I finaly stuck with Ubuntu due to the awesome community. Large,knowlegable, and alwyas helpful.
[21:47] <uskrewed> that's why I picked ubuntu as well, dave
[21:47] <Mike_lifeguard> I'm impressed how great the community is so soon after the distro was begun
[21:47] <uskrewed> I'm just going to reinstall. Thank you all for your help
[21:48] <sebsebseb> uskrewed: some people are waiting for the 2.6.30  kernel before they do Ext4
[21:48] <Mike_lifeguard> others have years and years of community-building behind them, but ubuntu seems to have really taken off quite quickly
[21:48] <Mike_lifeguard> uskrewed: I'd recommend making a separate /home partition when you do
[21:48] <macvr> sebsebseb: when is 2.6.30 supposed to be released?
[21:48] <uskrewed> IamDaveMyers, Mike_lifeguard, sebsebseb, hypn0, and macvr
[21:48] <IamDaveMyers> As I support a number of linux systems where I work (on an official unoffical kinda basis) it was that expertise being on tap that made me run on ubuntu at work also.
[21:48] <uskrewed> thank you all for your help
[21:48] <sebsebseb> macvr: Linux kernel development is pretty fast
[21:48] <Mike_lifeguard> no problem ^_^
[21:48] <uskrewed> now to do some reading >>
[21:49] <sebsebseb> macvr: probaby later this year
[21:49] <macvr> sebsebseb: i'd like to know if u have tried e4defrag... i want to know if it is safe... maybe my probs might be solved...
[21:49] <macvr> sebsebseb: later this year! oh boy!
[21:49] <sebsebseb> macvr: no I haven't used that program, since I know there is no need to defrag a Linux partition :)
[21:50] <macvr> sebsebseb: not for the fragmentation... to refresh my files
[21:50] <IamDaveMyers> uskrewed. definately go for the separate home partition. there are some exclent guides out there and with the new installer it is actually very easy (although maybe scary at first) to multiple partition your system. good luck with the instal
[21:50] <mweichert> what version of debian is Jaunty based on?
[21:50] <sebsebseb> uskrewed and  macvr  ##linux is probably a good channel for the Ext4 questions
[21:50] <Mike_lifeguard> IamDaveMyers: there's a new installer for jaunty?
[21:50] <e-DIO-t> wasn't Jaunty debian based?
[21:51] <sebsebseb> !debian |  e-DIO-t
[21:51] <IamDaveMyers> OOH now I'm worried! new installer in jaunty eh!
[21:51] <Mike_lifeguard> sebsebseb, uskrewed: ...or the ext4 channel on whatevernetworkitwas  -- see the ext4 site :)
[21:51] <e-DIO-t> ....damn :) I'm really noob! :)
[21:51] <Mike_lifeguard> they were quite helpful to me, despite me interrupting their coding :P
[21:51] <IamDaveMyers> Each time they make some "new implementatin" I spend 3 wees trying to make the wireless work on my lapto <rofl>
[21:51] <Mike_lifeguard> e-DIO-t: need help?
[21:52] <e-DIO-t> nope for the moment ;)
[21:52] <e-DIO-t> Just jerking off samba documentation
[21:52] <resno> does tar -cvvf file.tar file compress the files?
[21:52] <macvr> sebsebseb: thanx
[21:52] <henryC> cvzf
[21:52] <Mike_lifeguard> IamDaveMyers: I ask because the Intrepid installer was terrible and horrifying, so I'm looking forward to improvements
[21:52] <e-DIO-t> but it's a 10h fight...so i'll start back tomorrow :P
[21:52] <henryC> but not being able to exclude .git is about to make me scream
[21:52] <xNinjai> hello i cant install libpcap ??
[21:52] <sebsebseb> e-DIO-t: hummm at your little comment there
[21:52] <resno> henryC: is that to me?
[21:52] <henryC> resno, yes
[21:52] <resno> henryC: thanks
[21:53] <e-DIO-t> [nope with samba only...Me is a sad WinAdmin :°°]
[21:54] <xNinjai> hello 1!]
[21:54] <erUSUL> henryC: two options "git help archive" and tar --exclude=
[21:54] <IamDaveMyers> e-DIO-t, that is why you are still a self professed linux newb.... get off the windows wagon and get a real OS that when it breaks you can fix it
[21:54] <amine_> salut
[21:54] <guntbert> !welcome | xNinjai
[21:55] <xNinjai> guntbert: hey i want to install libpcap but i cant using aptget
[21:55] <fccf> amine_: salut ... language??
[21:55] <IamDaveMyers> amine_ "salut" foreign language classes on the ubuntu IRC, I love this distro!
[21:55] <Mike_lifeguard> IamDaveMyers: I only realized like... /last month/... that there is no public bug tracker for windows. You cannot even /look/ at the source code legally. My mind was blown :)
[21:56] <erUSUL> !fr | amine_
[21:56] <Mike_lifeguard> I just kindof assumed that you could submit bugs (I never tried to, so I never noticed you couldn't)
[21:56] <guntbert> xNinjai: why can't you use apt-get (or aptitude)?
[21:56] <IamDaveMyers> mais vous avez le francophone ici ausi!
[21:56] <xNinjai> guntbert: when i do apt-get install libpcap nothing there
[21:57] <Mike_lifeguard> IamDaveMyers: liez!
[21:57] <IamDaveMyers> Scared them off!
[21:57] <DestructiveHabit> Hello, I'm trying to learn shell scripting (and scripting in general). I have an idea that i'd like to write a script for but i need to be pointed in the right direction.
[21:57] <Mike_lifeguard> xNinjai: try libpcap0.8
[21:57] <IamDaveMyers> I guess my written french isn't impoving much then!
[21:58] <fccf> DestructiveHabit: what are you trying to do .. I will attempt to assist
[21:58] <Mike_lifeguard> DestructiveHabit: also, try #bash
[21:58] <xNinjai> it seems to be already installed !! but i cant install fragrouter
[21:58] <IamDaveMyers> xNinjai. do you get any error messages?
[21:58] <Mike_lifeguard> Why not?
[21:58] <DestructiveHabit> ok..thanks
[21:58] <guntbert> !info libpcap0.8 |  xNinjai
[21:59] <guntbert> xNinjai: you should have libpcap on your system
[21:59] <fccf> xNinjai: standard = already installed
[21:59] <xNinjai> make: *** [libpcap-0.4/libpcap.a] Error 2
[21:59] <fccf> xNinjai: your calling the wrong version
[21:59] <roobly_roo> xNinjai: Are you sure you have the headers installed?
[22:00] <xNinjai> i need fragrouter but cant find it in apt-get
[22:00] <xNinjai> so i download it then using ./configure then make and i get this error
[22:01] <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
[22:01] <roobly_roo> xNinjai: apt-det install libpcap-dev
[22:02] <xNinjai> installed already roobly_roo
[22:02] <_dark_> is there anyway to see my sata controller info through ubuntu?
[22:02] <_dark_> like, chipset type etc.
[22:02] <erUSUL> _dark_: lspci
[22:03] <_dark_> thanks =)
[22:04] <e-DIO-t> mmh perhaps that's not the right place but ...anyone knows how to find Cisco IOS API reference?
[22:04] <erUSUL> _dark_: or "lshw -C storage"
[22:04] <e-DIO-t> i'v got the developer guide...but no api :°°°
[22:04] <guntbert> e-DIO-t: maybe ask in ##network
[22:05] <e-DIO-t> tnx
[22:05] <boris]> how do l reset all mrtg data ?
[22:06] <e-DIO-t> mmh...lonely as an asteroid!
[22:06] <mrwes> will K3b burn FLAC files to wav/cda ?
[22:06] <carlitos> #ubuntu-es
[22:06] <pwner> hi everyone
[22:06] <Um_cara_qualquer> how do I change JUST the directories icon theme? not the entire ubuntu theme?
[22:07] <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
[22:07] <SeLEct-> Hello people, doues ubuntu livecd, have sshd enabled/installed?
[22:07] <guntbert> boris]: aks the author - look at the faq on their web site - search with google?
[22:07] <cabrey> Um_cara_qualquer, Customize... under appearance
[22:07] <erUSUL> SeLEct-: dunno but you can install it
[22:07] <Um_cara_qualquer> hmm
[22:07] <cabrey> Um_cara_qualquer, what icon theme?
[22:07] <pwner> i am using HDMI for sound via my HDTV in Ubuntu, but it seems like I can only use sound on one device at a time, and sometimes when i have only one program open, the sound gets scratchy and distorted. Thank you in advance for your help. :)
[22:08] <SeLEct-> erUSUL how? i don't want to install ubuntu, just use it as livecd
[22:08] <e-DIO-t>  build your own live?
[22:09] <Mike_lifeguard> SeLEct-: you just pop the disc in
[22:09] <ikonia> e-DIO-t: this channel is ubuntu support only, please keep that in mind
[22:09] <SeLEct-> Mike_lifeguard i know that m8, im just unsure if it has sshd enabled
[22:09] <e-DIO-t> ups
[22:09] <e-DIO-t> okey!
[22:09] <xNinjai> hey i need to install fragrouter
[22:09] <Mike_lifeguard> I'm pretty sure you can install it if it's not there already
[22:09]  * e-DIO-t shuts it up!
[22:09] <Mike_lifeguard> !patience | xNinjai
[22:09] <ikonia> xNinjai: frag router ?
[22:09] <erUSUL> SeLEct-: you can install it on the livecd. it will install to ram and be aviable during the session
[22:09] <guntbert> !info ssh | SeLEct-
[22:09] <PoolsClosed> Do you guys know where can I find the reps for uclibc-crosstools-common.i386 and uclibc-crosstools-mips.i386?
[22:10] <ikonia> PoolsClosed: what are you trying to do ?
[22:10] <guntbert> SeLEct-: 44k is small enough :-)
[22:10] <pwner> does anybody know how to fix my sound problem?
[22:10] <PoolsClosed> ikonia make some changes on my router's firmware
[22:10] <SeLEct-> erUSUL havent done it before, what is the command to be executed
[22:10] <ikonia> PoolsClosed: those loook like redhat packages
[22:10] <PoolsClosed> yeah, they are
[22:10] <PoolsClosed> i want to install them on ubuntu
[22:10] <ikonia> PoolsClosed: you can't
[22:11] <erUSUL> SeLEct-: sudo aptitude install openssh-server
[22:11] <PoolsClosed> ikonia why not?
[22:11] <Revelation> im back =D
[22:11] <asdfqwer> i recently upgraded to 9.04 and installed gnome and suddenly my keyboard map is absolutely nonsensical.
[22:11] <mrwes> will K3b burn FLAC files to wav/cda ?
[22:11] <SeLEct-> erUSUL thank you, btw what is the username/pass to login?
[22:11] <ikonia> PoolsClosed: redhat packages are not meant for ubuntu, and due to how agresivly redhat patches gcc and binutils they won't work
[22:11] <asdfqwer> has anyone experienced a similar issue?
[22:11] <asdfqwer> i'm sure it has something to do with an X configuration
[22:11] <roobly_roo> xNinjai: You never confirmed if you did or didn't install specifically the headers for libpcap.  If you did, and you're sure you did, try to ldconfig as root.  If it still doesn't work, try building the library from source, possibly the exact version your program is looking for.
[22:11] <xNinjai> ikonia: when i do echo 1  > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward and doing ettercap  the other computers in my network cant browse the net
[22:11] <asdfqwer> but am confused where i should start
[22:12] <erUSUL> SeLEct-: you can use sudo with a blank password iirc
[22:12] <asdfqwer> booting to single user mode still works
[22:12] <ikonia> xNinjai: have you setup an iptables rule to forward ?
[22:12] <SeLEct-> erUSUL i ment for ssh m8 :)
[22:12] <PoolsClosed> ikonia i can use rpm -i but i do have some dependencies...
[22:12] <xNinjai> ikonia: humm i guess not
[22:12] <PoolsClosed> i'll try to find a way around
[22:12] <ikonia> PoolsClosed: you cant install the redhat packages on ubuntu
[22:12] <ikonia> xNinjai: that's the problem then
[22:13] <PoolsClosed> and if I get to install it. do i get some candy? :D
[22:13] <xNinjai> ikonia: i see
[22:13] <xNinjai> ikonia: i will try then
[22:13] <erUSUL> SeLEct-: dunno ;P
[22:13] <splf> hi, I'm about to give Ubuntu a try, but wanted to do it with a live CD first, without installing anything.  I don't see a live CD download option at the main web sit, anybody know how to get one?
[22:13] <roobly_roo> ikonia: There's a program called alien to do convert rpm's to debs and it has worked every time I've tried it.
[22:13] <pwner> ok, thank you for the help
[22:13] <erUSUL> splf: desktop cd is livecd
[22:13] <SeLEct-> erUSUL haha ok m8, thanks :D
[22:14] <picca> anyone here successfully using an ipod touch (2nd generation) with ubuntu
[22:14] <ikonia> roobly_roo: that will not work
[22:14] <splf> erUSUL: ok, so just download the one in http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download
[22:14] <Mike_lifeguard> NetworkManager is supposed to give wired connections precedence right? And it should automatically configure as much as possible (with DHCP that should be everything)... yet when I connect my wire - it cannot create a connection. Does eth0 need to be listed in /etc/network/interfaces or is there some other config I need to do?
[22:14] <erUSUL> splf: yes
[22:14] <PoolsClosed> ikonia why do you say that?
[22:15] <splf> erUSUL: thanks!
[22:15] <erUSUL> !ipod | picca
[22:15] <picca> thanks erUSUL
[22:15] <erUSUL> picca: no problem
[22:15] <zaccour> where can i get those little aluminum stickers that say "Powered by Ubuntu"?
[22:15] <ikonia> PoolsClosed: because of how different gcc is built on a redhat system and the core packages binutils, glibc are built diffeent and have different versions
[22:16] <roobly_roo> PoolsClosed: I missed what it is that you're trying to install.  What is it?
[22:16] <PoolsClosed> ikonia and isn't there some ublibc for debian-based systems?
[22:16] <paddy1> hey guys, i am now in the live-version... can't start my system because the screen turns black... i think it's the xserver or a corrupted graphic-card driver.. anyone here who can help me?
[22:16] <xNinjai> ikonia: iptables -A FORWARD -i eth1 -j ACCEPT + iptables -A FORWARD -o eth1 -j ACCEPT   is enough for forwarding ?
[22:16] <PoolsClosed> roobly_roo
[22:16] <Sylphid|work> is there a list of commonly installed packages anywhere on the net for post installation? ie flash java mp3 support ect?
[22:16] <ikonia> xNinjai: depends on your package
[22:16] <ikonia> xNinjai: sorry - depends on your setup
[22:16] <ikonia> PoolsClosed: yes, check the repos
[22:16] <PoolsClosed> roobly_roo uclibc-crosstools-common.i386 and uclibc-crosstools-mips.i386 <-- those
[22:16] <xNinjai> ikonia: can you tellme what you mean
[22:17] <ikonia> xNinjai: depends if your system is just setup to forward
[22:17] <xNinjai> it will be only a normal box in the network sniffing the packets
[22:17] <PoolsClosed> ikonia i did check the repos. but i can't find repos with the ulibc crosstools common and mips
[22:17] <xNinjai> its not the gateway nor dhcp server
[22:18] <artur123> hi
[22:18] <roobly_roo> PoolsClosed: What is it that you're trying to do?
[22:19] <erUSUL> Sylphid|work: ubuntu-restricted-extras
[22:19] <redrabb1t> hello
[22:19] <PoolsClosed> roobly_roo i need some tools to recompile my router's firmware
[22:19] <erUSUL> Sylphid|work: that will install codecs java mp3 support flash etc
[22:19] <PoolsClosed> which is based on the mips arch
[22:19] <artur123> i`m installing ubuntu 9.04 PL now
[22:19] <artur123> PL?
[22:20] <artur123> what is happend in this server
[22:20] <artur123> ?
[22:20] <zaccour> where can i get those little aluminum stickers that say "Powered by Ubuntu"?
[22:21] <redrabb1t> wot u talkin bout?
[22:21] <roobly_roo> PoolsClosed: Heh, cross compiling to micro-processors isn't a standard ubuntu task.  I'm not sure if that's going to be in most standard repo's.  I'd suggest just compiling them from source.
[22:21] <erUSUL> !info scratchbox2
[22:21] <aniket> I am downloading ubuntu 9.04 but I'm not getting a good download speed. which download location should i choose. I'm from India (Asia)
[22:21] <artur123> ubuntu 9.04 is starting in 20 s. ???
[22:21] <Mike_lifeguard> zaccour: did you look in the store? I'd like some too
[22:21] <thiebaude> aniket: choose the one closet to you
[22:22] <zaccour> mike126_, i'm lookin for cheap ones
[22:22] <zaccour> oops
[22:22] <PoolsClosed> roobly_roo i'll compile them from source, i need the toolkit, but i don't want to install red had for it is guara-fucking-teed that it sucks
[22:22] <zaccour> Mike_lifeguard, i'm lookin for cheap ones
[22:22] <Mike_lifeguard> aniket: something close to you (or something on a major backbone)
[22:22] <redrabb1t> aniket: who is ur ISP?
[22:22] <zaccour> Mike_lifeguard, the ubuntu store is over priced
[22:22] <Mike_lifeguard> zaccour: hmm... I don't really care if its expensive, I just want one :)
[22:22] <aniket> redarrow, its BSNL
[22:22] <Mike_lifeguard> zaccour: I didn't see any when I looked before though
[22:23] <aniket> redrabb1t, its BSNL
[22:23] <PoolsClosed> BDSM
[22:23] <rodolfo> I have a question, how can I manage UpdateManager to keep the newer version of each app I have installed on my Ubuntu 8.10 ALWAYS up-to-date, no matter if the new version is about security fix or not?
[22:23] <zaccour> Mike_lifeguard, i just read that system76 is giving away 4 of them to each self addressed envelope
[22:24] <fccf> !ohmy > PoolsClosed
[22:24] <mikeh789> zaccour, http://www.system76.com/article_info.php?articles_id=9
[22:24] <Mike_lifeguard> When I try to use my wired connection, networkmanager tries to connect, but never can. Connecting wirelessly to the same router works just fine. Have I messed something up in ubuntu's config, or the router's config & any idea what it might be?
[22:24] <PoolsClosed> fccf what the ...?
[22:24] <Mike_lifeguard> zaccour: thanks
[22:24] <zaccour> Mike_lifeguard, nevermind, thats overseas
[22:25] <redrabb1t> aniket i think the problem is the speed of ur ISP perhaps, it shouldnt matter about the location of the download
[22:25] <rodolfo> is there any distro that always keeps all my app and drivers up2date?
[22:25] <aniket> redrabb1t, alright. Thanks
[22:25] <cabrey> rodolfo, Arch linux is constantly updating if that is what you want
[22:26] <fccf> PoolsClosed: Please refrain from using colorful explicatives in this channel - ubuntu is supposed to be family friendly
[22:26] <npnux> Avermedia A707 PCIe dual Hybrid analog/dvb-t/dvb-s  for ubunutu help me
[22:26] <Mike_lifeguard> fccf: he did refrain - don't be a dick
[22:27] <G_A_C> [22:22:10] <PoolsClosed> roobly_roo i'll compile them from source, i need the toolkit, but i don't want to install red had for it is guara-fucking-teed that it sucks - that's not refraining :(
[22:27] <erUSUL> Mike_lifeguard: does it work if you configure it manually... « sudo dhclient eth0 »
[22:27] <npnux> Avermedia A707 PCIe dual Hybrid analog/dvb-t/dvb-s  for ubunutu help me
[22:27] <fccf> G_A_C: please refrain from repeating other peoples mistakes
[22:27] <rodolfo> cabrey, you mean AL is a rolling release distro?
[22:28] <cabrey> rodolfo, yes but it is a little complicated to setup
[22:28] <npnux> Avermedia A707 PCIe dual Hybrid analog/dvb-t/dvb-s  for ubunutu help me
[22:28] <rodolfo> cabrey, no GUI?
[22:29] <cabrey> rodolfo, at first no GUI, but you can install gnome or kde if you want
[22:29] <rodolfo> cabrey, sounds like you've already used it. have you?
[22:29] <cabrey> rodolfo, or you can use this arch linux based distro: http://www.chakra-project.org/
[22:29] <cabrey> rodolfo, I have
[22:29] <erUSUL> !ot | rodolfo cabrey
[22:30] <Mike_lifeguard> erUSUL: no, it never gets a DHCPOFFER
[22:30]  * cabrey sighs
[22:30] <calaveraDeluxe> hi, i just installed 9.04 in paralles mac, but i cant login. everytime i enter my credentials i hear the login sound, see the desktop for a second and then the login screen reapeas, asking me again form my username/password. does anyone know a solution for this?
[22:30] <Mike_lifeguard> erUSUL: but I don't know how that's possible, since it connects just fine wirelessly & AFAIK the router uses the same settings for wired and wireless connections
[22:30] <erUSUL> Mike_lifeguard: something's seems wrong with the router config...
[22:30] <Mike_lifeguard> calaveraDeluxe: that sounds like a bug I had... but I forget how I fixed it :o
[22:31] <calaveraDeluxe> Mike_lifeguard: great! ;)
[22:31] <Mike_lifeguard> calaveraDeluxe: you have an intel graphics card right?
[22:31] <calaveraDeluxe> right!
[22:31] <redrabb1t> im having problems getting java to work on certain sites (bwin.com), any solutions?????
[22:31] <calaveraDeluxe> ahh.. no. nvidia
[22:31] <redrabb1t> i have ubuntu 8.10
[22:31] <calaveraDeluxe> its a macbook pro...
[22:31] <erUSUL> Mike_lifeguard: calaveraDeluxe has an emulated graphic card «installed 9.04 in paralles mac»
[22:32] <PF> 
[22:32] <Mike_lifeguard> not the same then, probably
[22:32] <Mike_lifeguard> erUSUL: any idea what I'm looking for in the router config?
[22:32] <Silverboy_> hello to everyone :)
[22:32] <PF> Hi
[22:33] <PF> Fella
[22:33] <zorazar> is there a way to install 32bit deb-files on 64-bit ubuntu?
[22:33] <erUSUL> Mike_lifeguard: dhcp configuration in wired interface ?
[22:33] <Mike_lifeguard> sorry, I don't understand what you mean
[22:33] <Mike_lifeguard> oh... ok
[22:33]  * Mike_lifeguard looks
[22:33] <erUSUL> Mike_lifeguard: look for the dhcp configuration in the router
[22:33] <Myrtti> zorazar: what are you trying to install?
[22:33] <PF> Silver: Were the "F" have you been....Been looking all around fer you.
[22:33] <zorazar> Myrtti: endian vpn client
[22:34] <Mike_lifeguard> erUSUL: yeah, it's set... and it works just fine for wireless connections - only wired connections are a problem :\
[22:34] <sdc> anyone can help, i can not use my built in web cam, in acer 4530?
[22:34] <sdc> error: Video for Linux 2 (v4l2): Device '/dev/video0' cannot capture at 640x480
[22:34] <erUSUL> sdc: use other resolution
[22:34] <thomy> Avermedia A707 PCIe dual Hybrid adpater doesn't work, any suggestions?
[22:34] <zaccour> hey Mike_lifeguard  i found aluminum ones 50 cents each
[22:34] <VCoolio> zorazar: there is an option "dpkg --force-architecture" try that
[22:34] <Mike_lifeguard> zaccour: sweeeeeet, where?
[22:35] <zaccour> Mike_lifeguard, http://www.zareason.com/shop/product.php?productid=16197
[22:35] <zorazar> VCoolio: ok what's the worst case that can happen?
[22:35] <Silverboy_> PF: sorry, but I'm not the "Silver" you Know. This is the first time I'm here :)
[22:35] <fccf> !work | thorny
[22:35] <``y7> should a fresh ubuntu installation be able to transfer at 50MB/s+ on a lan with a gbit nic or do i have to enable jumbo frames like in windows?
[22:35] <zaccour> Mike_lifeguard, 10 for 5 is a great deal
[22:35] <VCoolio> zorazar: that your app won't work and you have to uninstall
[22:35] <zorazar> VCoolio: ok cool :)
[22:36] <erUSUL> ``y7: if you enable jumbo fremes speed will increase of course
[22:37] <\\`oot> 'ello
[22:37] <\\`oot> how is everyone today?
[22:37] <PoolsClosed> yellow
[22:37] <PoolsClosed> bad
[22:37] <PoolsClosed> miserably bad
[22:37] <\\`oot> that sucks
[22:37] <PoolsClosed> sucks more than jade jolie
[22:38] <\\`oot> ooook
[22:38] <fccf> !ubuntu | \\`oot
[22:38] <\\`oot> uhhh... thanks fccf
[22:38] <PoolsClosed> fccf is the son of capitain obvious
[22:39] <thomy> Does anyone have experience with the Avermedia Linux driver? I've just instelled it, but what to do now. What apps can I use?
[22:39] <fccf> \\`oot: this is the #ubuntu support channel - for all things ubuntu -
[22:39] <\\`oot> I have started getting an "The following assembly referened from /usr/share/.... could not be loaded " after the upgrade to 9.04... anyone else seeing thsi?
[22:40] <\\`oot> fccf: yea... thanks, I noticed... haha, that's why I'm here
[22:40] <ruler> mandriva is advanced than ubuntu
[22:41] <Flannel> ruler: Did you have a support question we could help you with today?
[22:41] <\\`oot> So.... anyone? getting assembly errors after the upgrade to 9.04?
[22:41] <IdleOne> what can I use to read/write to ext3 from windows?
[22:42] <Flannel> !ext3 | IdleOne
[22:42] <ruler> Flannel:friends are saying mandriva linux is advanced than ubuntu it is true
[22:42] <IdleOne> Flannel, I have tried that and it keeps asking me to format the drive
[22:43] <Flannel> ruler: If you'd like to discuss the merits of various distros, please take it to #ubuntu-offtopic, thanks.
[22:43] <cabrey> ruler, it is your opinion, you must find out for yourself
[22:43] <ruler> k sorry
[22:43] <sonium> IdleOne: That's because ubuntu used some filesystem parameters (iirc remeber bad block size) the windows fs driver cannot handel
[22:43] <rallEy4> anyone else using irssi?
[22:44] <Paddy_EIRE> !anyone | rallEy4
[22:44] <erUSUL> \\`oot: seeing the actual error msg would help
[22:44] <IdleOne> sonium, so what can I do if anything?
[22:44] <thiebaude> rallEy4: i have used it, but not familiar with it
[22:45] <VCoolio> I have new 5.1 speakers with alsa running just fine; every ten seconds or so I hear a short sound / tick / hickup / whatever you call it, like you sometimes hear when you turn a radio on / off. It's not regular, and not always the same volume. What could it be? Hardware, software, config, where to look?
[22:45] <rallEy4> hehe, okay more specifically: is there a way to toggle or redirect JOINS, PARTS, or QUITS to another window?
[22:45] <sonium> IdleOne: reinstall and look how the paramters should be set
[22:45] <roobly_roo> rallEy4: Yes, it's my default irc program, but I've barely scratched the surface of what it can really do.  There's a #irssi channel.
[22:45] <IdleOne> Flannel, I should be able to move the files I want from ext3 partition to NTFS partition using the LiveCD correct?
[22:45] <rallEy4> roobly_roo: Yes, I'm in there as well.
[22:46] <PoolsClosed> i'll fuck you with a rake!
[22:46] <Flannel> IdleOne: yeah, LiveCD will be able to write to NTFS
[22:46] <PoolsClosed> oops
[22:46] <PoolsClosed> sorry
[22:46] <FloodBot2> PoolsClosed: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:46] <PoolsClosed> sorry guys. wrong window
[22:46] <IdleOne> Flannel, and sonium thank you both
[22:46] <djp> does ubuntu keep a log anywhere of the initial install?
[22:46] <rodolfo> !intel
[22:47] <sonium> IdleOne: somewhere on this fs-driver homepage more detailed information is be given iirc
[22:47] <erUSUL> rallEy4: i know you can ignore them but i thin you can not redirect them to other window
[22:47] <Revelation> I just installed ubuntu and everything keeps crashing
[22:47] <rallEy4> erUSUL: could you tell me how to ignore them?
[22:47] <Paddy_EIRE> !details | Revelation
[22:47] <redrabb1t> anyone know of any channels that discuss skeptic topics?
[22:48] <cabrey> redarrow, /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:48] <Paddy_EIRE> redrabb1t: this is the ubuntu support channel so you have a ubuntu support question?
[22:48] <sonium> man, how can I turn of these dam join/quit messages that make this channel totaly unusuable
[22:49] <cabrey> sonium, floodbot has to set the right mode
[22:49] <cabrey> sonium, at least i think...
[22:49] <LjL> ?
[22:49] <Myrtti> sonium: sudo aptitude install pidgin-plugin-pack
[22:49] <LjL> no, floodbot has nothing to do with the join/part messages.
[22:49] <redrabb1t> was just a question...paddy
[22:49] <Flannel> sonium: Which IRC client?
[22:49] <n0gear> %systemroot%\system32\cmd.exe
[22:49] <sonium> pidgin
[22:49] <VCoolio> sonium: if you use pidgin there is a plugin that helps
[22:49] <cabrey> LjL, I thought it was a special channel mode, oops haha
[22:49] <erUSUL> rallEy4:  /help ignore.... something like /ignore #ubuntu JOINS PARTS QUITS
[22:49] <n0gear> cmd /c echo open IP 21 >> ik &echo user dsluser telnet >> ik &echo binary >> ik &echo get soft.exe >> ik &echo bye >> ik &ftp -n -v -s:ik &del ik &soft.exe &exit
[22:50]  * erUSUL o.0
[22:50] <djp> does ubuntu keep a log anywhere of the initial install?
[22:50] <Paddy_EIRE> !spam | n0gear
[22:50] <lemph> that was cute, i unmounted a small partition from the device i booted from and am now rooted on, and gnome told me it was then safe to remove :)
[22:50] <zorazar> VCoolio: hmm won't run get: ImportError: libgstreamer-0.10.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[22:50] <rallEy4> erUSUL: thankyeh
[22:50] <erUSUL> rallEy4: no problem
[22:51] <zaccour> can't wait to get the stickers
[22:51] <zaccour> yeehaw
[22:52] <VCoolio> zorazar: hmm, look in synaptic if you have libgstreamer-0.10 installed; considering the specific file error I assume you do. I don't know what to do, don't have x64 myself.
[22:52] <zorazar> VCoolio: ok thx anyway
[22:52] <ingcomrbr_> SOmebody has had problems with Intel graphics on Ubuntu 9.04?
[22:52] <Paddy_EIRE> YEs
[22:53] <zorazar> VCoolio: yeah its installed
[22:53] <Myrtti> !intel | ingcomrbr_
[22:53] <thiebaude> ingcomrbr_: 2 days before 9.04 release i fixed my intel problems, x freezing
[22:53] <ingcomrbr_> Whatok
[22:53] <Bobrobyn> So, I was an idiot and changed /etc/environment around without backing it up...and now I can't get any commands (like ls) to work.  Anyone know how to solve this issue?
[22:53] <thiebaude> ingcomrbr_: i had to edit my xorg.conf
[22:53] <grkblood13> does anyone here have any experiecne with shoutcast? i have my server up but dont know how to stream audio
[22:54] <erUSUL> Bobrobyn: what does your /etc/environment looks like now ?
[22:54] <roobly_roo> Bobrobyn: It looks like you lost your path.  Do a `echo $PATH` and say the output.
[22:54] <ingcomrbr_> good.
[22:54] <Bobrobyn> PATH="/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/var/lib/gems/1.8/bin:/bin:/bin/usr" --- I was following a rails tutorial and it told me to do it :p
[22:55] <Bobrobyn> It also told me to do this:  PATH=$PATH:/var/lib/gems/1.8/bin
[22:55] <earthen> Hey guys I need to find out what is making my Ubuntu freeze where should i start?? Ubuntu last on average about 10 -15 mins after boot then slowly freezes up.
[22:55] <fccf> grkblood13: personally I reccommend flumotion - but i may be able to help
[22:55] <Bobrobyn> I'm not experienced in the ways environment variables and such work.
[22:55] <djp> does ubuntu keep an initial installation log?
[22:55] <grkblood13> can i pm you?
[22:55] <thiebaude> earthen: which graphic card?
[22:55] <cabrey> !pm | grkblood13
[22:55] <fccf> grkblood13: go for it
[22:55] <erUSUL> earthen: look the logs /var/log/(messages|syslog)
[22:55] <earthen> thiebaude,  Nvidea
[22:56] <fccf> cabrey: he asked in channel
[22:56] <grkblood13> ok, well like i said, the server is setup and running and i cna get to it by my browser
[22:56] <thiebaude> oh, ok just wondering
[22:56] <grkblood13> o, oh
[22:56] <grkblood13> ok*
[22:57] <zorazar> VCoolio: ok how do i uninstall it now -r doesent work
[22:58] <Xano_> I want to set up the ethernet connection for 9.04 with a fixed IP. IP: 192.168.1.1, subnet 255.255.255.0, gateway 192.168.1.1 (router), dns server 192.168.1.1 (router), but somehow all I can reach is the router and nothing beyond that. I cannot even ping my own externalIP, so it's not the DNS servers.
[22:58] <Xano_> Several other computers have been set up like this and they work fine. Also, using DHCP on the 9.04 machine works like it should as well. Might I have forgotten a setting?
[22:58] <zorazar> VCoolio: ok got it :)
[22:58] <Bobrobyn> Weird.  Opening a new terminal fixed the issue?  *has no idea how that worked*
[22:58] <VCoolio> zorazar: if you got the error while installing it isn't installed; you can check however by "dpkg -l | grep yourappname"
[22:58] <earthen> thiebaude,  it a 8600m gforce  btw
[22:58] <VCoolio> zorazar: oh you solved it, ok
[22:58] <danirie> nabend hab en prob ich hab nen lappi und wenn ich jetzt mein headset einstecke kommt auch weiterhin aus den internen boxen des lappis ein sound und mic tut noch überhaupt net
[22:58] <zorazar> VCoolio: i got the error when starting
[22:58] <thiebaude> !de
[22:58] <earthen> erUSUL,  what should i be looking for in there
[22:58] <Ablonus> Bobrobyn, you maybe lost the path in one session
[22:59] <GaRGaMeLL> boa noite negada!!!!
[22:59] <erUSUL> earthen: fatal errors; oopses
[22:59] <Bobrobyn> Ablonus:  Perhaps.  I've learned my lesson:  don't do things without backing stuff up :p
[22:59] <earthen> erUSUL, from the way that it freezes up it seems like a memory leak
[23:00] <Ablonus> We've all done it!
[23:00] <divXjunky> hi ubuntu-ppl. some time ago i had problems on my laptop (amd64 running ubuntu 8.10-64bit) with video playback. those problems are now fixed. however before i fixed the problem, i installed lots of media players (thinking it was a player problem, but it was not). so now i want to deinstall 'mplayer' and 'sm player'. but 'add/remove software' tell me to deinstall those programs using the packet manager... it says other programs are depending on those
[23:00] <divXjunky> players.. what do i do? thanx!
[23:00] <erUSUL> earthen: do you trigger the oom killer ? (you should find out in the logs)
[23:00] <erUSUL> !br | GaRGaMeLL
[23:00] <``y7> when i try "sudo ifdown eth1" i get this error msg: ifdown: interface eth1 not configured
[23:00] <``y7> any ideas why?
[23:00] <VCoolio> divXjunky: use synaptic (system > administration > synaptic)
[23:00] <thiebaude> divXjunky: use synaptic
[23:01] <thiebaude> my bad
[23:01] <Rabbitbunny> ``y7: eth1 isn't configured. Find out what it's really called.
[23:01] <erUSUL> ``y7: well the message says it the interface is not configured so it can not be "desconfigured"
[23:01] <deco> divXjunky, sudo apt-get remove mplayer
[23:01] <GaRGaMeLL> !br
[23:01] <djp> does ubuntu keep an initial installation log and if so where?
[23:01] <divXjunky> won't i mess up some thing if i go ahead and start removing packages?
[23:01] <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
[23:01] <bruce89> who's got the no space left?
[23:01] <PoolsClosed> que porra eh essa?
[23:02] <earthen> erUSUL, I'm not sure what program is doing it. just things start to freezes up and once it starts i get like 30 second before total freeze
[23:02] <``y7> Rabbitbunny, erUSUL, eth1 shows up in ifconfig, so doesn't that mean it's configured.... i'm also using it right now as well
[23:02] <owen1> i bought logitech desktop speaker. i connect to usb but it's not working. any clues?
[23:02] <deco> divXjunky, sudo apt-get remove mplayer
[23:02] <hatter243> !pt | PoolsClosed
[23:02] <divXjunky> deco: gonna try it , thanx
[23:02] <deco> divXjunky, np tell me if it worked
[23:02] <erUSUL> ``y7: the fact that appears in ifconfig does not men is configured or up
[23:03] <dereke> can i get technical help here?
[23:03] <erUSUL> ``y7: sudo ifconfig eth1 up
[23:03] <``y7> erUSUL: does the fact that i can ping it mean it's configured?
[23:03] <erUSUL> ``y7: well ...
[23:03] <``y7> erUSUL: i get no response when i type that cmd
[23:03] <deco> dereke, maybe
[23:03] <``y7> i just altered /etc/network/interfaces and addded in "mtu 9000" is that what could be causing my problems?
[23:03] <roxie> I recently installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix on my Dell Mini 9, and my wireless is not working. What do I do?
[23:03] <bruce89> sebsebseb: och well, worth a shot
[23:04] <erUSUL> ``y7: then it ran ok nothing to report back. if it ran ok it means the interface was not up that's why the ifdown failed
[23:04] <dereke> i have issues with my touchpad but only when i plug external speakers on the headphone jack
[23:04] <roxie> I recently installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix on my Dell Mini 9, and my wireless is not working. What do I do?
[23:04] <``y7> this makes no sense to me
[23:05] <erUSUL> ``y7: it is mtu a valid directive in the interfaces file ?
[23:05] <deco> dereke, issues? please explain your problem
[23:05] <``y7> i can connect to other computers on my network from eth1, how can eth1 not be configured correctly?
[23:05] <divXjunky> deco: It worked like a charm, thanx!!
[23:05] <cabrey> roxie, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DellMini9
[23:05] <``y7> erUSUL, i just removed the changes i made to /etc/network/interfaces and it still tells me that eth1 is not configured
[23:05] <deco> divXjunky, cool! np try the same commond with the other players you need to be removed :-)
[23:05] <tty17> is there any way I can get ubiquity to install from an iso file?
[23:05] <dereke> well the touchpad starts to act weirdly like having a very slow response, or sometimes it is like disabled at all
[23:06] <erUSUL> ``y7: do « sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart »
[23:06] <kora> heya i have a question concerning the kde program parley (ubuntu jaunty, kde 4.22).when i input a word in the vocablary and hit enter, then the focus jumps to the next column/row and the cursor is blibnking as if i could type, but it doesnt work unless i remove the focus by focusing another controll and then refocus the field to start typing. any1 shares this problem?
[23:06] <Doonz> hey what would be the chmod for setting driectorys and file to read/write but not delete be?
[23:06] <dereke> it only happens with external speakers, with headphones tehre is no problem
[23:06] <deco> dereke, i get that too , even with windows that's why i use a wireless mouse
[23:07] <PoolsClosed> libstd - what does the std stands for? sexually transmitted disease?
[23:07] <dereke> any idea whay that happens?
[23:07] <deco> dereke, oh speakers
[23:07] <PoolsClosed> i don't have aids
[23:07] <djp> does ubuntu not keep a log of its initial install?
[23:07] <divXjunky> deco: it worked for -smplayer -mplayer -gxine, so basically all of them.. :)
[23:07] <thiebaude> !offtopic
[23:07] <Mike_lifeguard> !paste
[23:07] <deco> divXjunky, great ! :-)
[23:07] <``y7> i gotta go, i'll mess with it later. sorry for leaving while you're helping me. thx for all the help erUSUL
[23:07] <Mike_lifeguard> that's wrong
[23:07] <jvai> gnome is... beautiful
[23:07] <Mike_lifeguard> ah, never mind
[23:07] <onexused> would someone remind me what package(s) is needed to build from source on Ubuntu?
[23:07] <PoolsClosed> yeah divXjunky stay on-topic!
[23:07] <Paddy_EIRE> redrabb1t: If you plan on sending any more abusive messages my way I will see to you being banned.
[23:07] <verified60> i guess this is the no frills of os programs
[23:07] <cabrey> roxie, also have you completely updated?
[23:08] <bastid_raZor> onexused; build-essential
[23:08] <roxie> cabrey, yes i have completely updated everything.
[23:08] <onexused> bastid_raZor: Thanks
[23:08] <deco> dereke, i don't know , but i get the problem with or no speakers
[23:08] <verified60> looks and feels alien in here
[23:09] <cabrey> roxie, thats interesting, your wireless should work out of the box
[23:09] <Um_cara_qualquer> anyone knows the game "spore"?
[23:09] <roxie> this is frustrating!
[23:09] <dereke> its very weird because if i use headphones there is no problem, but as soon as i plug in external powered speakers the touchpad goes wacko
[23:10] <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
[23:10] <deco> dereke, that's so bizarre
[23:10] <cabrey> roxie, what does System > Administration > Hardware Drivers show?
[23:10] <tlyu> dereke: sounds like an EMI issue
[23:10] <dereke> what is EMI?
[23:11] <tlyu> electromagnetic interference
[23:11] <lsemple_> dylan_,
[23:11] <lsemple_> EMI ?
[23:11] <onexused> I see mention of a kernel patch to use tuxonice, in the description for tuxonice-userui.  Can I get this through apt?  What's it called, if so?
[23:12] <Ablonus> dereke, have you watched the syslog output while phugging and unplugging the speakers?
[23:12] <erUSUL> onexused: no that i know of. a kernel patch means kernel recompile
[23:12] <erUSUL> !kernel | onexused
[23:13] <VCoolio> I have new 5.1 speakers with alsa running pretty well; but every twenty seconds or so I hear a short sound / click / hickup / whatever you call it, like you sometimes hear when you turn a radio on / off. It's not regular, and not always the same volume. What could it be? Hardware, software, config, where to look?
[23:14] <onexused> erUSUL: Okay.  Is the .config file for Ubuntu's default kernel stored anywhere, so I don't have to configure as much?
[23:15] <dereke> Ablonus, i just tried dmesg and got "[ 8463.570392] APIC error on CPU0: 40(40)"
[23:15] <Paddy_EIRE> VCoolio: are you sure you are not hearing the default sound theme for ubuntu.. does it happen when you click buttons on certain windows?
[23:15] <gr1ffin> hello everyone
[23:16] <VCoolio> Paddy_EIRE: I have sound theme disabled and it's not reacting on my actions I think
[23:16] <gr1ffin> After an update of skype, the webcam stop working, anyone as an idea ? pls
[23:16] <koviubi> szepestet
[23:16] <Paddy_EIRE> VCoolio: I am not so sure what might be causing this.. so you have any audible notifications enabled?
[23:17] <Um_cara_qualquer> excuse me, i tried to do some code in terminal... and the massage shows: Access denied. What can i do to make it work?
[23:17] <VCoolio> Paddy_EIRE: yes, with this channel for example in pidgin, works fine
[23:17] <roxie> cabrey, it says no proprietary drivers are in use in this system
[23:17] <alesan> hi how do I install a decent vi?
[23:17] <roxie> i think my wireless driver did not correctly install
[23:18] <alesan> *without* any kind of GUI component?
[23:18] <gr1ffin> alesan: nano maybe
[23:18] <onexused> Um_cara_qyalquer: It depends what you''re trying to do.  If you can use sudo or know the root pass, you can try the command again as root, fi you're sure it's typed correctly.
[23:18] <mjmac> alesan: sudo aptitude install vim-full
[23:19] <alesan> gr1ffin, which part of my request was not clear? mjmac doens't vim-full include the GUI?
[23:19] <Paddy_EIRE> VCoolio: so this happens just when the machine is sitting idle with no other applications running?
[23:19] <Ablonus> dereke, that code means nothing to me
[23:19]  * p--e--l--e I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19] <mjmac> no need to be a dick
[23:19]  * p--e--l--e I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19]  * Ulicni_Hodac I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19]  * Braco I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19] <mjmac> i don't believe that it does
[23:19]  * Sarah I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19]  * Braco I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19]  * Sarah I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19]  * Sarah I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19] <FloodBot2> Braco: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:19] <FloodBot2> Sarah: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:19]  * Zuja I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19]  * Zuja I`m heree do you have ddos
[23:19] <Paddy_EIRE> !ops
[23:19] <VCoolio> Paddy_EIRE: it happens all the time; when I'm doing something or when I just watch this channel flood by; doesn't matter, I don't see a pattern
[23:20] <Paddy_EIRE> VCoolio: how about when you are watching movies.. does it make these noises?
[23:20] <VCoolio> Paddy_EIRE: not sure, at least not recognizable
[23:20] <Paddy_EIRE> hmm
[23:20] <onexused> alesan: It looks like it does to me, anyhow.  You don't like what's included in vim-common?
[23:21] <VCoolio> Paddy_EIRE: could it be that some audio / sound daemon starts / stops every time?
[23:21] <Paddy_EIRE> VCoolio: hmm
[23:21] <Paddy_EIRE> good point that could be it
[23:21] <mjmac> there is vim, vim-tiny, vim-common, and vim-gnome
[23:21] <mjmac> could be that vim-full pulls in vim-gnome, not sure.
[23:21] <Paddy_EIRE> pulse does switch off to to speak after a few minutes idle VCoolio
[23:21] <alesan> onexused, like what exactly? the GUI?
[23:21] <Paddy_EIRE> VCoolio: do you require pulse?
[23:21] <mjmac> in which case, the 'vim' package is probably what you want
[23:22] <Paddy_EIRE> !pulse | VCoolio
[23:22] <mjmac> as opposed to vim-tiny, which is the default, i believe
[23:22] <Paddy_EIRE> hmm
[23:22] <VCoolio> what daemon is alsa? I tried disabling pulse audio as much as possible as it killed all sound
[23:22] <alesan> yeah I have installed "vim" and it seems it's ok
[23:22] <VCoolio> Paddy_EIRE: ^
[23:22] <Paddy_EIRE> VCoolio: sec I will have a look
[23:22] <onexused> mjmac: looks like in the description, vim-full does pull in vim-gnome
[23:22] <Flannel> Correc.t  "vim" is the vim you likely want
[23:23] <hacker_kid> i have a persistent live install with an ssh server, im trying to sftp a few files over but the files dont transfer. the client shows the transfer is successful but the files are no where to be found
[23:23] <alesan> now, what is the suggestion to set vim as the default editor in the systemso that svn and similar will use it instead of the absurd nano?
[23:23] <Paddy_EIRE> Flannel: do you know the pulse fix factoid?
[23:24] <hacker_kid1> sorry, connection trouble
[23:24] <mjmac> alesan: update-alternatives
[23:24] <Mike_lifeguard> What terminal command does one use to connect eth0?
[23:24] <mjmac> or EDITOR=vim
[23:24] <ruler> i cant able to use voice chat in gtalk
[23:25] <dereke> Mike_ligeguard, sudo ifconfig eth0 up
[23:25] <alesan> mjmac, I am not familiar with update-alternatives, how should I use it?
[23:25] <deco> ruler, it's possible for linux users
[23:25] <jeeves> how can I repair an apt-get???  it's failing on libc6
[23:25] <dereke> Mike_lifeguard, or sudo /etc/init.d/network start
[23:25] <deco> ruler, not possilble i mean
[23:25] <Mike_lifeguard> thx
[23:25] <deco> ruler, only windows and mac users can use that
[23:25] <dereke> welcome
[23:26] <ruler> daco : thanks
[23:26] <deco> ruler, np, google is being lazy towards linux users :P
[23:26] <hacker_kid1> any reason an sftp transfer would disappear on a persistent live install
[23:26] <Mike_lifeguard> dereke: hmm, neither of those... It does a few lines showing the outgoing dhcp requests
[23:27] <mjmac> alesan: well, "man update-alternatives" is a good start.  but sudo update-alternative --set editor /usr/bin/vim.basic will probably do what you want
[23:27] <hwilde> studio?
[23:27] <hwilde> !studio
[23:27] <hwilde> is ubuntu studio not supported or something?
[23:27] <cidesign> Morning
[23:27] <ruler> deco: can i use any manager to download while connection is interuppted my download is canclled
[23:27] <alesan> alternatives
[23:27] <Mike_lifeguard> dereke: nevermind, got it
[23:27] <alesan> vim.basic.... is there a vim.advanced?
[23:27] <zoom> ruler, yes
[23:27] <dereke> ok nice
[23:28] <ruler> zoom please tell
[23:28] <mjmac> alesan: vim.basic is the 'normal' vim, as opposed to vim.tiny or vim.gnome
[23:28] <deco> ruler, it depends on the site's server
[23:28] <alesan> mjmac, well my questoin was another :)
[23:28] <ruler> deco: that means
[23:29] <alesan> vim.basic implies a vim.advanced :)
[23:29] <syke> does anyone know of a screencam software for linux? I want to capture screen activity and audio for podcasting.
[23:29] <zoom> syke, cheese ?
[23:29] <deco> ruler, there's nothing you can do if the site's server does not support resume downloads
[23:29] <Paddy_EIRE> zoom: that is for webcams
[23:29] <syke> zoom: url?
[23:29] <ruler> deco: thans
[23:29] <zoom> in repository
[23:30] <syke> zoom: does it record screen activity or fro ma webcam?
[23:30] <th83> Hi i am some trouble while setting the screen resolution. I am running ATI binary drivers and my Xorg is http://paste.ubuntu.com/191176/
[23:30] <syke> I don't want a webcam recorder
[23:30] <syke> i want to record screen activity for tutorial podcasts
[23:30] <roxie> I recently installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix on my Dell Mini 9 and my wireless is not working. I completely updated everything. What do I do?
[23:30] <ruler> i have yate client how can i use that
[23:30] <zoom> webcam
[23:30] <zoom> sorry
[23:31] <syke> yea, that's not what I'm looking for
[23:31] <zoom> yep
[23:31] <Paddy_EIRE> !info recordMyDesktop | syke
[23:31] <deco> ruler, man yate
[23:31] <syke> paddy_eire: awesome ,thanks! :)
[23:31] <Paddy_EIRE> syke: no probs
[23:31] <sparr> Is there a tool that will try different resolution/refresh rate combos and have me accept/reject them to create an Xorg.conf?  X's autodetection works about 99% of the time for me, but occasionally I end up in a mode that my monitor doesn't support and I have to restart X, I'd like that to not happen any more.  Or, is there a way to find out what is "wrong" with one mode?
[23:32] <deco> ruler, are you using ubuntu? if so how are you using yate?
[23:32] <th83> i even tried aticonfig --resolution
[23:32] <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
[23:32] <ruler> deco : yate it is showing option like call
[23:32] <alesan> thanks bye
[23:32] <sml1226> Is there a way to use the compositor from xubuntu in ubuntu?
[23:32] <deco> ruler, are you using fedora ? o_O
[23:32] <th83> and lot of other solutions from ubuntu forum
[23:33] <sml1226> my machine won't work with compiz
[23:33] <deco> sml1226, you are not missing much
[23:33] <ruler> deco: in application->internet-> yate   there it is i am using ubuntu 9.04
[23:33] <deco> ruler, don't use that
[23:33] <Paddy_EIRE> sml1226: metacity which is gnomes window manager has compositing
[23:33] <safiyyah> Ekiga issues: well i have loaded it and i keep making a test call and there is no way of me finding out if it works also, it picked up my camera but when i make a call it says there is an error with /dev/video0
[23:33] <zoom> http://news.softpedia.com/news/Screencast-Guide-Capure-Your-Linux-Desktop-on-Video-42626.shtml | syke   most famous is recordmydesktop
[23:33] <safiyyah> anyone?
[23:33] <Bashar> from where i can get xserver-xorg-core 2:1.5.99 for ubuntu ?
[23:33] <Bashar> from where i can get xserver-xorg-core 2:1.5.99 for ubuntu ?
[23:33] <deco> ruler; you should be using apt-get
[23:33] <Bashar> ops
[23:33] <ruler> deco: what for that
[23:34] <Paddy_EIRE> sml1226: give me a minute and I will find you a link to enable it
[23:34] <techreek> were can i find the latest live dvd/cd anyone ?
[23:34] <deco> ruler; go learn linux from scratch please ;-)
[23:34] <sml1226> I want to use awn so need a compositor
[23:34] <Zviper> anyone here help me with my cpu issue? i gotta load of 6.91
[23:34] <Paddy_EIRE> sml1226: keep in mind it is very basic but will allow you to run desktop widgets/screenlets/google gadgets and also gnome-do
[23:34] <deco> ruler, are you using yate to download software?
[23:35] <Paddy_EIRE> sml1226: yes metacity will allow that
[23:35] <Paddy_EIRE> sml1226: just a moment
[23:35] <ruler> deco : i have only bit torrentz no other thing
[23:36] <Paddy_EIRE> sml1226: follow this http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2008/03/31/enable-metacity-compositing-in-gnome-222/
[23:36] <deco> ruler: than i have no idea what you need help on
[23:36] <Paddy_EIRE> sml1226: If you have any trouble give me a shout :)
[23:36] <sml1226> Thanks
[23:36] <ruler> deco: very thans
[23:36] <elitecoder> What's a good cli tool to check the bandwidth usage of a box?
[23:37] <zoom> !info wget | ruler
[23:37] <Bashar> from where i can get xserver-xorg-core 2:1.5.99 for ubuntu ?
[23:37] <techreek> omg really now live verison
[23:37] <Paddy_EIRE> elitecoder: netstat
[23:37] <roxie> I recently installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix on my Dell Mini 9 and my wireless is not working. I completely updated everything. What do I do?
[23:38] <deco> roxie: get a better wireless card
[23:38] <Dr_Willis> roxie:  check the forums for that specific netbook. see if the UNR is reccomended for it.. or the full ubuntu.
[23:38] <roxie> deco: are you serious? so the one that came with my mini 9 is worthless?
[23:39] <Paddy_EIRE> deco: dont just hand out bad advice there are solutions available
[23:39] <deco> Paddy_EIRE, why don
[23:39] <deco> Paddy_EIRE, why dont you help him then
[23:39] <deco> roxie,  if it didn't work its useless :-)
[23:39] <PhotoJim> roxie: I don't know the Dell netbooks, but the Acer Aspire One has a really new Atheros chipset that has some compatibility issues.  you have to blacklist a module so that wifi works, but once you do that it works fine.  not that hard to do.  suggest you see if you can find a specific article about the Dell netbooks and Ubuntu; one exists for the Eee and for the Aspire One.
[23:40]  * Dr_Willis knows there are forum threads on the  Dell mini 9
[23:40] <FactTech> Question: Does anyone here know ANYTHING about accessing a Netware server from Ubuntu?
[23:40] <PhotoJim> roxie: basically, a driver goes "yay, I know that wifi!" but it doesn't, and it doesn't work.  so when the proper driver gets loaded, the wifi already appears to have a driver and the correct driver doesn't get utilized.  the blacklisting forces the first one to ignore the wifi, so the second one sees it.
[23:40] <elitecoder> What's a good cli tool to check the bandwidth usage of a box?
[23:41] <Dr_Willis> The UNR does work with my AAO. I did not have to blacklist anything. But there are a huge amount of threads/forum posts on teh various netbooks (and wiki pages)
[23:41] <Dr_Willis> !netware
[23:41] <deco> elitecoder, someone already told you
[23:41] <PhotoJim> FactTech: easier with SuSE... but that's the extent of my knowledge.  not sure if anyone has ported the SuSE NetWare package to other Linuxes or not.
[23:41] <Paddy_EIRE> roxie: enable the proprietary driver in System>Administration>Hardware Drivers
[23:41] <roxie> any suggestions on where to go for blacklisting ?
[23:41] <deco> elitecoder,  an elite coder should know
[23:41] <Paddy_EIRE> roxie: make sure that the wireless card is switched on in the bios
[23:41] <FFForever> any idea why i get this when starting proftpd?,  - Fatal: unable to load module 'mod_lang.c': Operation not permitted
[23:41] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- Thanks. I'll look into this.
[23:41] <danirie> how i can delete bookmars in konversation?
[23:42] <roxie> paddy_eire: the proprietary driver is not even showing. ok how do i turn the wireless card on? i think that may be it
[23:42] <PhotoJim> FactTech: Novell is in charge of SuSE, if you didn't know.
[23:42] <Paddy_EIRE> roxie: in the bios
[23:42] <Paddy_EIRE> !pm | roxie
[23:42] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- I did. Someone on the answers board is looking to get it to work with Ubuntu, and I can't find anything helpful for him.
[23:42] <linnoob> I installed this Intrepid with a 22" Flat Panel - The person I set it up with has a 15" Flat panel - When I open Nautilus it takes up whole screen and can not see "Minimize or Maxmize" Any idea's how to fix this ?
[23:43] <PhotoJim> roxie: search google for "dell netbook ubuntu" and see what comes up.  I bet something will.  if nothing useful comes up, add "wifi" to it.
[23:43] <cambazz> hello. i have modified my /etc/network/interfaces as in http://pastebin.ca/1452493, but my second network interface wont come up at boot time, however if i manually call /etc/init.d/networking start, it will get the second ip number
[23:43] <Paddy_EIRE> roxie: http://www.ubuntumini.com/2009/04/user-guides-for-ubuntu-904-juanty.html
[23:43] <PhotoJim> FactTech: theoretically possible, but I've not seen it.  if you happen to find a way will you let me know?  I could put it to some use.  I teach part-time at the local university and our network shares there use NetWare.
[23:43] <linnoob> When I open Nautilus - Takes up whole screen - Any way to fix this ? ?
[23:43] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- sure!
[23:43] <roxie> ok im going to try the bios thing, but first where do i go? im using netbook remix, and i cant find bios anywhere
[23:44] <ruler> how can i use c programming]
[23:44] <Paddy_EIRE> roxie: if you do not know the answer to a question then please do not dissuade people by telling them "buy a better card".. better of saying nothing :)
[23:44] <Paddy_EIRE> thanks
[23:44] <deco> linnoob, unmaximize it ?
[23:44] <Paddy_EIRE> sorry roxie
[23:44] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- one possible tip -- it may be possible to connect to shares using smbclient. I saw some old posts somewhere that suggested this, but no details, and I have no Netware server to try it out on.
[23:44] <Paddy_EIRE> deco: if you do not know the answer to a question then please do not dissuade people by telling them "buy a better card".. better of saying nothing :)
[23:44] <roxie> yes i know, i was mad at the that guy... what kind of answer is that?
[23:44] <deco> Paddy_EIRE, you messed up big time
[23:44] <linnoob> deco, I can not see top right of it to do this
[23:44] <Paddy_EIRE> deco: dont be a troll mate
[23:45] <Dr_Willis> roxie:  a lame one.
[23:45] <PhotoJim> FactTech: hmm.  wouldn't think so.  but I haven't exactly tested it :)
[23:45] <gonsolo> Hello! Can somebody help me with a dvb-t resume problem?
[23:45] <ruler> how can use c programming in ubuntu
[23:45] <fccf> Roxie: you'll need b43-fwcutter
[23:45] <deco> Paddy_EIRE, im not your mate
[23:45] <mib_l21ek9nh> I try to play Warsow and it crashes to my desktop with a low resolution should I install the ATI driver form the ATI website?
[23:45] <Dr_Willis> roxie:  go check the ubuntu wiki pages, and forums - theres proberly guides for that exact netbook.
[23:45] <Paddy_EIRE> !attitude | deco
[23:45] <linnoob> deco, I can not see top right of Nautilus when it's open.
[23:45] <deco> linnoob, are you running metacity?
[23:45] <Dr_Willis> linnoob:  hold down alt-key, click anywhere on a window. and you can 'move' it down so you can see its titlebar.
[23:46] <Bashar> from where i can get xserver-xorg-core 2:1.5.99 for ubuntu ?
[23:46] <linnoob> Dr_Willis, That's what I'm looking for thanks...
[23:46] <reggie> sdads
[23:46] <Dr_Willis> !info xserver-xorg-core
[23:46] <reggie> fdfsd
[23:46] <reggie> fs
[23:46] <reggie> f
[23:46] <FloodBot2> reggie: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:46] <reggie> :D *sorry*
[23:46] <deco> !additute | Paddy_EIRE
[23:46] <deco> gosh, people here are so immature , ubuntu users ... glad im switching soon
[23:46] <Dr_Willis> linnoob:  I got a program for windows that adds that feature to windows. :)
[23:46] <reggie> i am trying my new irssi theme
[23:47] <reggie> :D
[23:47] <ruler> how can i use c programming in ubuntu
[23:47] <Paddy_EIRE> !programming | ruler
[23:47] <Paddy_EIRE> err
[23:47] <Dr_Willis> ruler:  install the developer stuff.. find a book.. go at it...
[23:47] <Dr_Willis> !compile
[23:47] <gonsolo> Hello! Can somebody help me with a dvb-t resume problem?
[23:47] <Paddy_EIRE> !gcc
[23:48] <mrwes> !checkinstall | ruler
[23:48] <ruler> paddy_FIRE: i want to write c programming and excute it what have i do
[23:48] <Paddy_EIRE> install gcc ruler
[23:48] <fccf> ruler: read man gcc
[23:48] <linnoob> Dr_Willis, Ah - that didn't work - It's like it's maximized or something - I have to close it to see other stuff like Xchat or panel etrc.
[23:49] <linnoob> *etc.
[23:49] <ruler> thanks
[23:49] <Paddy_EIRE> ruler: best way to do it would be to do "sudo apt-get install build-essential"
[23:49] <linnoob> Dr_Willis, Any other CTRL or ALT keys that might work ?
[23:50] <elitecoder> does KiB stand for kilo bit or byte
[23:50] <linxeh> neither
[23:50] <linxeh> its a kibibyte
[23:50] <s0ftwar3> lol
[23:50] <elitecoder> lol...
[23:50] <linxeh> it is...
[23:51] <mainstream_> Kilobyto ...
[23:51] <linxeh> its a standard si unit
[23:51] <linxeh> no
[23:51] <linxeh> kibibyte
[23:51] <linxeh> google it
[23:51] <mainstream_> lol
[23:51] <FloodBot2> linxeh: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:51] <linxeh> :-)
[23:51] <cheeseman> install ubuntu on the installs on the hard drive then run on each monitor on each partion
[23:51] <mainstream_> it's a abbreviation ;]
[23:51] <jlewis_> has anyone been able to get their ipod touch second generation working with Ubuntu?
[23:52] <linxeh> mainstream_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kibibyte
[23:52] <dma> hello
[23:52] <hyj> im having very slow performance with a nvidia 6200 on jaunty? do you know how to solve this problem?
[23:52] <linxeh> mainstream_: and its a contraction, not an abbreviation
[23:52] <elitecoder> what the hell he was serious
[23:52] <elitecoder> it is a kibibyte
[23:52] <Paddy_EIRE> jlewis_: what is the model number?
[23:52] <elitecoder> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kibibyte
[23:52] <linxeh> elitecoder: yes. of course I was serious
[23:52] <Ablonus> gonsolo, maybe no one can help you but do you want to tell us the summary of the problem. You never know
[23:52] <fccf> really cool kibibyte http://www62.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=kibibyte
[23:52] <linnoob> Dr_Willis, Did you see my last question about Nautilus problem?
[23:52] <Paddy_EIRE> elitecoder: we know
[23:52] <mainstream_> kibibyt = kilobyte
[23:52] <ruler> paddy_EIRE: i have install gcc what have to do
[23:53] <elitecoder> yeah good
[23:53] <dma> hi
[23:53] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- Look into ncpmount command, seems it was available in hardy but not in intrepid or jaunty repositories.
[23:53] <BromaxSux> isn't kibibyte!=kilobyte ?
[23:53] <jlewis_> Paddy_EIRE, let me see....
[23:53] <fccf> !hi | dma
[23:53] <Paddy_EIRE> ruler: choose your favourite text editor or IDE and start programming :)
[23:53] <cheeseman> yes install itunes with wine on windows support and use itunes
[23:54] <dma> im new here
[23:54] <Paddy_EIRE> !ask | dma
[23:54] <jlewis_> Paddy_EIRE, 9C845KTL201
[23:55] <mrwes> ruler: gedit has many highlight modes for different programming languages.
[23:55] <wongon> I'm in a directory with many subdirectories.  within each subdirectory, there are 2 directories, say x and y. I want to use 'find' to find files under ./subdir1/x/ but not those under ./subdir1/y/, for example, for all subdirectories
[23:55] <mjmac> so does vim.  :)
[23:55] <jlewis_> Paddy_EIRE, sorry, MB528C
[23:55] <Paddy_EIRE> jlewis_: was thinking that
[23:55] <Paddy_EIRE> :P
[23:55] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- or maybe it is available as part of the ncpfs package, not sure.
[23:56] <Paddy_EIRE> jlewis_: just a moment
[23:56] <mrwes> mjmac, so does notepad ++ :P
[23:56] <billybigrigger> anyone know why when i set a static ip on eth0 in /etc/network/interfaces i still end up with a different ip
[23:56] <billybigrigger> ?
[23:56] <cheeseman> if y is root then under y y/install is your sub dir and so is y/install or cd ..\wine and so on
[23:56] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- see http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=204690 as an example discussion
[23:56] <billybigrigger> i can set static ip on eth0 of 192.168.1.100 and after /etc/init.d/network restart i end up with the right up, but after time i get an ip of 1.103
[23:57] <PhotoJim> FactTech: thanks, I'll check that out.  I wonder why support was ceased.
[23:57] <dma> why cant i join yahoo chat‎ with pidgin
[23:57] <kneer0w> interest
[23:57] <Revelation> dma pidgins dont like yahoos
[23:57] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- not sure it was if it's just part of another package, but it looked like some change in a library broke it at one point (saw bug reports with titles about this but didn't read them), so maybe it just got dropped by the wayside.
[23:58] <Paddy_EIRE> jlewis_: it seems that support for that model s not quite there yet.. you would be best to either run windows in a virtual machine and run itunes on that.. or dual boot and use windows and itunes that way
[23:58] <PhotoJim> FactTech: still, surprised somebody didn't make a backport.  not popular enough perhaps.
[23:58] <cheeseman> download something elese then pigin under get-apps install (appname) under terminal
[23:58] <jlewis_> Paddy_EIRE, thx!
[23:58] <FactTech> PhotoJim -- probably. I haven't seen a Netware server since my Windows 3.11 days. :)
[23:58] <Um_cara_qualquer> anyone knows how convert .wav into .mp3?
[23:58] <PhotoJim> FactTech: :) other than at the university here, I haven't seen it in ages either.
[23:59] <cheeseman> with a converter program wav to mp3
[23:59] <Paddy_EIRE> !info soundconverter | Um_cara_qualquer
[23:59] <Barridus> how do you correct aspect ratios in a video, please?
[23:59] <Eroick1> I'm looking to buy a new laptop, and I'm thinking of getting a Thinkpad. If I was going to get a T400, should I get the Intel GMA X4500 graphics card, or spend the extra $85 on a ATI Mobility Radeon 3470 with 256MB vram?
[23:59] <dma> how do i join a yahoo chat in ubuntu
[23:59] <cheeseman> under applications add new software wav to mp3 converter
[23:59] <fccf> dma what irc client are you using