[00:00] <elad`> Not for me it doesn't.
[00:00] <billybigrigger> Niphlod::: no, its ext3
[00:00] <Niphlod> JoshuaP0x1 : http://projects.tuxx-home.at/?id=cisco_vpn_client
[00:00] <jrib> elad`: yes it does.  That's why you can't kill it with ctrl-c
[00:00] <td123> elad`: type ps -e | grep yes
[00:00] <stealth-> elad`: running it in the background means you cant kill it, because its in the background. It's printing its output too fast for you to be able to see the command line
[00:00] <zopiac> using pidgin i cannot access quakenet.org :( just says that it cant connect. anyone know how to connect?
[00:00] <jrib> elad`: try fg to put it in the foreground and then ctrl-c
[00:00] <JoshuaP0x1> Niphlod: Thanks.
[00:00] <elad`> Ah, it's in the bg, but still printing to stdout. I see. Thanks.
[00:00] <Niphlod> billybigrigger : as far as I know the all "mount" thing is processed by /etc/fstab file....
[00:01] <mkanyicy> @stepanstas: how corrupt? load a live cd and fsck that partition
[00:01] <billybigrigger> Niphlod::: but the array needs to be created first
[00:01] <billybigrigger> Niphlod::: to create the device, then mount the device
[00:01] <SeaPhor> Niphlod, please look at this, i dont see it... http://imagebin.ca/view/2kMe1bLh.html
[00:01] <stepanstas> mkanyicy: a few days ago i was able to see the drive with the live cd.  now i cannot.  when i was able to see it, i was not able to open anything.
[00:01] <Niphlod> billybigrigger : mdadm will do that automatically (create the array and "developing" that on /dev/md0)
[00:01] <Amorstus> Would anyone know how to share an ethernet connection in 8.10? I have tried the "create a new wireless network option" but it just sits on the loading "spinner."
[00:02] <billybigrigger> Niphlod::: well its not
[00:02] <billybigrigger> Niphlod::: did you see my pastebin?
[00:02] <Niphlod> billybigrigger : according to that /dev/md0 exists but is recognized as an ext2 partition ... so I guess it's not mdadm fault ...
[00:03] <stepanstas> mkanyicy: would i be able to do fsck with a kubuntu live cd?  Also, i dont know what partition it is, its not showing up in the file browser
[00:05] <chip1> thanks for the tip guys, got it working. Much appreciated.
[00:07] <billybigrigger> Niphlod::: where do i change that?
[00:07] <billybigrigger> Niphlod::: thats what im wondering where do i configure it to use ext3
[00:07] <Niphlod> billybigrigger : look at /etc/fstab
[00:08] <billybigrigger> # RAID array /dev/md0 (/dev/sda1 + /dev/sdb1)
[00:08] <billybigrigger> /dev/md0        /media/storage  ext3    defaults        0       2
[00:08] <billybigrigger> no
[00:08] <billybigrigger> its not fstab i told you that
[00:08] <billybigrigger> the array has to be created FIRST
[00:08] <FloodBot1> billybigrigger: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:08] <billybigrigger> fsck.ext3: No such file or directory while trying to open /dev/md0
[00:09] <Cokey> Hello, I need an audio player (VLC, Movie Player, whatever) that can do change the _pitch_ of a song.  Remember I said _player_       ~ Thank you ~
[00:09] <mkanyicy> stepanstas: load your live cd. open terminal. then type "sudo cfdisk"
[00:09] <Cokey> *that can change pitch of a song on the fly
[00:10] <mkanyicy> stepanstas: all your partitions will show up, identify all the ones that work (you can even mount them all one by one)
[00:10] <wbc> Cokey: Windows Media Player
[00:10] <Niphlod> billybigrigger : can you paste the contents of mdadm.conf ?
[00:10] <sharperguy> Anyone know where virtualbox keeps it's host files?
[00:10] <mkanyicy> stepanstas: once you've seen the culprit (ie the bad filesystem), it's time to work on it
[00:10] <sharperguy> * it's guest files
[00:11] <zamarax> hello, q: I've had 9.04 installed for awhile and just the other day apon booting my keyboard / touchpad no longer work, I've also tried attaching USB one's and same problem, however if I boot a safe kernel and drop to the root shell the keyboard works fine, any idea what is causing this? it has made my ubuntu unusable!
[00:11] <schweppp> sharper ~/.VirtualBox
[00:13] <mink> does anyone know what the package name for the dev/header files for GTK+ (2.10) are?
[00:13] <jrib> mink: why?
[00:13] <lstarnes> mink: probably libgtk2.0-dev
[00:13] <stepanstas> mkanyicy: http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/197352/  I'm never good at figuring out which one is the issue.  I think the NTFS one is just a drive i have for back up files.  No install on it.  I should have one ubuntu install and one kubuntu install.  I dont think i see both.
[00:13] <sedontane> hi im looking to work out how to partition my disks - cant use auto setup as I want to partition a second disk at the same time
[00:14] <Niphlod> SeaPhor: apparently suggestions on launchpad aren't very helpful .... try under /desktop/gnome/remote_access
[00:14] <sharperguy> Cokey, According to http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Audio/AlsaPlayer-358.shtml has it. No idea if it is in the repo's. Also depending on what you want it for you may want to look at mixxx (which is a DJ app with pitch control)
[00:14] <lyrae> When i take a screenshot of a window, the frame isnt in the screenshot, howcome?
[00:15] <SeaPhor> Niphlod, will do,,, thank you for your time
[00:15] <Cokey> sharperguy,  *clicks link*  That sounds promising! Been looking for years! (Not kidding)
[00:15] <zefyr> for some reason ubuntu 9.1 alpha2 (w grub2) doesnt include my win7 partition...any clues?
[00:16] <Niphlod> SeaPhor : just helping where someone before helped me . try to reestablish the "balance" (very zen)
[00:16] <Randabis> anyone here familiar with avidemux?
[00:16] <SeaPhor> where is /desktop/gnome/remote_access? Niphlod
[00:16] <Warrigal> Is there a way to configure the compose key so that composing _a and _o will result in a with macron and o with macron?
[00:16] <sharperguy> Cokey, Well hopefully it helps
[00:17] <Niphlod> SeaPhor : I have an "alternative_port" value under that , but I'm on intrepid. I'm just guessing (and hoping) it's in that place too in jaunty
[00:17] <SeaPhor> Niphlod, oh, in the gconf, siorry
[00:17] <leagris> Randabis, somehow what questions about avidemux ?
[00:18] <Niphlod> Randabis : on win32, but fortunately it's multi-platform . just ask!
[00:18] <SeaPhor> Niphlod, Got It! thats it,,, U-D-Man bro...
[00:18] <Randabis> okay, well I cut part of a video out and saved it as a new file, on the new generated file, the audio playback is like 10 times faster than the video playback
[00:19] <KEllyT> hello, i am trying to get the usb startup disk creator to work. it creates the usb drive fine. but when i try and boot from it. i get the error kernel not found. anyone one have the same problem
[00:19] <mkanyicy> stepanstas: I've seen this. you have only one hard drive?
[00:19] <zamarax> hello, q: I've had 9.04 installed for awhile and just the other day apon booting my keyboard / touchpad no longer work, I've also tried attaching USB one's and same problem, however if I boot a safe kernel and drop to the root shell the keyboard works fine, any idea what is causing this? it has made my ubuntu unusable!
[00:19] <Niphlod> SeaPhor _ I just checked under my installation, nothing critical. I was nearly giving you the freenx guide ^_^
[00:19] <buntu_> joining
[00:19] <andy__> ugg
[00:19] <Niphlod> Randabis : are u using different players ?
[00:20] <SeaPhor> Niphlod, feel free to drop by my channel anytime, #seaphor
[00:20] <Randabis> Niphlod: I used vlc, I'll try totem
[00:20] <mkanyicy> sedontane: use gparted ... it's very good
[00:20] <pshr> zamarax, can you get me the xorg.conf of your jaunty
[00:20] <Niphlod> Randabis : it's just to check if it's an avidemux real problem or if it relays on the player ^_^
[00:21] <pshr> zamarax, ?
[00:21] <Randabis> Niphlod: still plays the audio fast in totem
[00:21] <hipitihop> what is the command line equivalent of suspend ?
[00:21] <leagris> Randabis, there are issues with some codecs and containers, especially x264
[00:22] <Niphlod> Randabis : next question .... which format did you choose to save file ? what was the original one ?
[00:22] <KEllyT> can anyone help?
[00:22] <Randabis> Niphlod: mp4 to mp4
[00:22] <EddieRingle> g
[00:22] <NOTABLE> HI ALL
[00:22] <Niphlod> Randabis : that's the container .... do you know the codecs contained in it ?
[00:23] <leagris> Randabis, sometimes avidemux get fooled on timings. Working with other codecs and containers like mov may help
[00:23] <Randabis> Niphlod: I'll check just a sec
[00:23] <kholby> Hello everyone.
[00:23] <Randabis> leagris: i see :)
[00:24] <Randabis> Niphlod: codec is divx
[00:24] <NOTABLE> IT IS MY FIRST NIGHT IN UBUNTU
[00:24] <benjoldersma__> is there any
[00:24] <benjoldersma__> is there any way to view performance counters in mono?
[00:24] <sedontane> NOTABLE: gratz NOTABLE
[00:24] <NOTABLE> I AM VERY HAPPY TO BE WITH YOU
[00:25] <Randabis> Niphlod: audio codec aac video codec divx
[00:25] <genii-around> NOTABLE: Please, don't type in all upper-case
[00:26] <Niphlod> Randabis : so it seems that leagris has a point . try to convert the audio from aac to mp3 without cutting, and then cut....
[00:26] <PROject-Emerald> Uh, I just updated to 9.10 last night, and my webcam magically worked. It's a microsoft lifecam vx1000. It won't work on 9.04, so I
[00:27] <PROject-Emerald> updated. I just formatted. How do I get back on 9.10?
[00:27] <kholby> My shortcut buttons for volume up, down, and mute aren't working right.  They show the little HUD, but the volume doesn't change.  Incidintely, they work fine on the other account on this computer.
[00:27] <sebsebseb> !9.10 |  PROject-Emerald
[00:27] <kholby> *incidentally
[00:27] <PROject-Emerald> Ah. Damn. any way for me to get this webcam working on 9.04?
[00:27]  * genii-around feeds sebsebseb some more coffee
[00:27] <billybigrigger> PROject-Emerald::: #ubuntu+1 for all 9.10 questions
[00:27] <sebsebseb> genii-around: no thanks, I don't drink Coffee
[00:28] <PROject-Emerald> This is a 9.04 question -_-
[00:28] <sebsebseb> genii-around: Tea sometimes yes, but Cofee no
[00:28] <sebsebseb> PROject-Emerald: cheese configures web cams on 9.04
[00:28] <genii-around> sebsebseb: No worries, it can be the beverage of your choice :)
[00:29] <sebsebseb> PROject-Emerald: that's interesting if it just works in 9.10 though and not 9.04
[00:29] <PROject-Emerald> sebsebseb: Cheese isn't working with my cam... I had the cam working like ~20 minutes ago and I put 9.04 back on and it fails yet again -_- :(
[00:29] <sebsebseb> PROject-Emerald: well you might like this article http://arstechnica.com/open-source/news/2009/06/canonical-to-boost-ubuntu-usability-by-tackling-papercuts.ars
[00:29] <billybigrigger> well there have been some kernel module updates that means
[00:29] <billybigrigger> PROject-Emerald::: you could try to upgrade your kernel to 2.6.30 in 9.04
[00:29] <PROject-Emerald> How would I do that?
[00:30] <sebsebseb> PROject-Emerald: there's a ppa for 2.6.30  that might do it
[00:30] <sebsebseb> !ppa >  PROject-Emerald
[00:30] <sebsebseb> PROject-Emerald: google for the Ubuntu 2.6.30  ppa, it will be on the launchpad site
[00:31] <Randabis> Niphlod: okay, I'll try to convert
[00:31] <grkblood13> im using mixx, when i hit play the file wont play
[00:31] <grkblood13> it jsut doesnt move or do anything, the other knobs are still functional
[00:32] <grkblood13> mixxx*
[00:32] <leagris> Randabis changing the container helped me with this kind of problems several times. Change container before cutting
[00:32] <elementz> hi all. i just ran pwck on my /etc/group file. the program gave me loads of erroneous entries in my passwords file, and suggests its deletion. can i follow these recommendations without worries?
[00:32] <sam_> hello everyone :P
[00:32] <Randabis> leagris: okay thanks I appreciate. I'm using winff to convert it right now
[00:32] <elementz> btw, what might have caused the corruption of the passwords file?
[00:33] <leagris> Some encoders produce malformed incompleet containers. This may not affect sequential play but may impair editing cutting later because of omitted or malformed synchronizations
[00:33] <Randabis> leagris: yeah I'm outputing to avi
[00:35] <Randabis> it's using libxvid and liblame for the codecs
[00:36] <weed37> hi i have 2 pc with has ubuntu 9.04 on them and i want to network them togeather how do i do this
[00:36] <leagris> update-notifier does not notify of update on a fresh install. How to fix that?
[00:37] <Aquilla> weed37: NFS or Samba
[00:37] <weed37> what r those m8
[00:38] <Aquilla> weed37: See for NFS: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/nfs-server-and-client-configuration-in-ubuntu.html
[00:39] <leagris> is your update-notifier working on your install ?
[00:39] <genii-around> weed37: samba is a way to share stuff to Windows boxes through Server Message Block ("samba") NFS is Network File System
[00:39] <weed37> ok ty
[00:39] <Aquilla> weed37: For samba see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpSamba
[00:39] <NcQ> sam_ :D
[00:39] <sam_> yes?
[00:39] <weed37> ty guys
[00:39] <Kaner1> hey guys, can anyone help me get my res to 1024x768, i'm stuck at 800x600
[00:40] <Aquilla> Kaner1: System -> Preferences -> Display
[00:40] <Kaner1> aquilla, 800x600 is the max in there
[00:41] <Kaner1> i'm positive i can do more cause ive had xp and windows 7 installed on it for years
[00:41] <Aquilla> Kaner1: If you're sure it supports it, I think you can attain that by setting it manually in your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[00:41] <Kaner1> aquilla, ive tried that but either i did it wrong or it still did not work
[00:42] <Aquilla> Kaner1: Is this what you tried? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=83973
[00:42] <Kaner1> i think the problem may be i dont have the correct drivers and doing system>hardware drivers yielded zero results
[00:43] <Aquilla> Kaner1: Even the vesa driver should do if configured correctly
[00:45] <hassan> hi
[00:46] <ikey> anybody know anything of the ubiquity fail in 9.10a?
[00:46] <Guest11452> Anyone know why my /etc/modules file is ignored?   I want ath_pci loaded at boot for my wireless card
[00:46] <cabrey> !karmic > ikey
[00:46] <ikey> ..
[00:46] <Guest11452> nickname lws
[00:46] <cabrey> Guest11452, /nick lws
[00:46] <JNSamuel> Guest11452: /nick lws
[00:46] <JNSamuel> snap
[00:46] <Guest11452> it's not working.
[00:46] <hassan> hi,i need some 1 to give me ahand
[00:46] <Guest11452> excuse me one moment, I think it's because of a mode on the channel
[00:46] <cabrey> Guest11452, just /nick lws
[00:47] <wbc> Someone else is named lws
[00:47] <Guest11452> cabrey: doesn't work because I'm in this channel. +J or somesuch
[00:47] <hassan> i just download ubuntu 9.04 but i cant get sound
[00:47] <test> :)
[00:47] <wbc> just do /nick lws_
[00:47] <hassan> can some1 help me?
[00:47] <cabrey> !ask
[00:47] <lws_> must be my ghost.... spoooooky
[00:47] <ikey> +J is an invaliid channel mode, and channel modes do not restrict your changing of nick
[00:47] <lws_> wbc:  Got my wireless card working by reodering it with the ethernet card.  *boggle*
[00:48] <cabrey> lws_, anyway, ath_pci is blacklisted I believe
[00:48] <lws_> I unblacklisted it
[00:48] <Kaner1> aquilla u still there, i killed gnome and had to reboot
[00:48] <rww> ikey: +J is join throttling on Freenode (see http://freenode.net/using_the_network.shtml), and you can't change nick if you're in a channel where you can't speak
[00:48] <cabrey> lws, okie dokie then, you helped yourself
[00:48] <Aquilla> Kaner1: Yes.
[00:48] <Kaner1> ok so wat do u recommend
[00:48] <lws_> cabrey: BUt it still won't load automatically at boot
[00:48] <gartral> whats it called when you add a block of bits into a image to "sign" it/
[00:48] <lws_> cabrey: Even Jockey says it's "Activated, but not loaded"
[00:49] <cabrey> lws_, it should be automatically detected at boot, you should not need to list it in /etc/modules
[00:49] <jrib> gartral: that's not really related to ubuntu.  Try #ubuntu-offtopic
[00:49] <Aquilla> Kaner1: I recommend trying to configure your xorg.conf. I've done it this way before, and if you doubt your driver, use vesa
[00:49] <cabrey> lws_, oh it's a proprietary driver?
[00:49] <lws_> cabrey: It's madwifi
[00:49] <Kaner1> how do i use vesa
[00:49] <hassan> no sound on ubuntu 9.04, i need help pleeaseee!!!!
[00:49] <gartral> jrib: but I'm using GIMP...
[00:49] <jrib> gartral: so?
[00:49] <gartral> !help | hassan
[00:50] <lws_> cabrey: 8139too also isn't loaded at boot.   Is it possible avahi has gone mad, or somesuch?
[00:50] <Aquilla> Kaner1: Specify your driver as "vesa"
[00:50] <cabrey> can somebody enlighten me why an open source driver is listed as proprietary?
[00:50] <Kaner1> in xorg?
[00:50] <rww> cabrey: which driver?
[00:50] <cabrey> madwifi
[00:51] <lenswipe> can someone tell me how to write to /var/www through samba?
[00:51] <Aquilla> Kaner1: Yes
[00:51] <cabrey> lenswipe, make it a share
[00:51] <lenswipe> cabrey: that makes, it readable but not neccecarily writable
[00:51] <cabrey> lenswipe, file permissions must be correctly set and the same with share permissions
[00:51] <lenswipe> cabrey: scratch the comma
[00:52] <rww> cabrey: because madwifi depends on non-free stuff to work, if I rememver correctly
[00:52] <lenswipe> cabrey: k but what are the file permissions i need
[00:52] <cabrey> rww, it is listed in wikipedia as not depending on binary blobs
[00:53] <cabrey> !permissions | lenswipe
[00:53] <rww> cabrey: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_open_source_wireless_drivers lists it as "Dual GPL/BSD with proprietary HAL". The latter is problematic.
[00:53] <lenswipe> cabrey: i know what file permissions are, thanks i just dont know what ones i need to apply for /var/www
[00:54] <cabrey> rww, i don't understand how an *open source* project can have a proprietary component, whatever this is !ot
[00:54] <julios> speaking spanish
[00:54] <cabrey> lenswipe, the link shows you how to manipulate them, i.e. use groups
[00:54] <cabrey> !es
[00:54] <julios> ok tanks
[00:55] <lenswipe> cabrey: i know that also - sudo chmod 775/777/755/644/664 etc etc
[00:55] <Kaner1> aquilla: in the device part of xorg driver is listed as vesa already, is that what u meant?
[00:55] <lenswipe> cabrey: hmm actually i have an idea
[00:55] <cabrey> lenswipe, i was thinking more along the lines of create a wwwsmb group, put the members who can write to /var/www and make wwwsmb the owner of /var/www
[00:55] <cabrey> lenswipe, of course sambe & apache would need to be apart of that group as well
[00:56] <lenswipe> cabrey: im wondering about forcing root access to /var/www
[00:56] <rww> cabrey: Madwifi itself is open source. However, it requires a HAL from Atheros that isn't.
[00:56] <lenswipe> cabrey: asin forcing root acees in smb.conf
[00:56] <cabrey> lenswipe, them you set the appropriate permissions so that group can write
[00:56] <cabrey> then*
[00:56] <cabrey> rww, ah makes sense now, thanks
[00:57] <hassan> help!
[00:57] <cabrey> hassan, please just ask
[00:57] <hassan> no sound
[00:57] <lws_> None of this is helping my understand why, despite my jockey settings that madwifi won't load at boot (EVEN after being explicitely unblacklisted, and THEN whitelisted in /etc/modules)
[00:57] <hassan> on 9.05
[00:57] <lws_> Also, 8139too is not loading automatically either
[00:57] <cabrey> hassan, what is your hardware?
[00:57] <Slade> and back :)
[00:58] <gerber> for konqueror how i fix youtube ?
[00:58] <cabrey> lws_, submit a bug, jockey should do all of that automatically
[00:58] <hassan> where can i check??......slade
[00:58] <lws_> Since when did linux get some kind of hardware manager thingie?   I'm use to telling it which modules I want LOADED and having it DO IT.
[00:58] <Kaner1> can anybody join me in an im helping me to get my max res from 800x600 to 1024x768?  itd be much appreciated
[00:58] <cabrey> hassan, lspci | grep Audio
[00:58] <lws_> cabrey:  LOts of people use madwifi,  I'm thinking it's something I did to the system to break it?
[00:58] <Slade> hassan, what was your question?
[00:59] <cabrey> lws_, run lsmod and paste it
[00:59] <ricwelch> I am attempting upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 the Upgrade Manager is hanging after apx: 16 files. Any Ideas ?
[00:59] <Nautilus> how can I do a recursive directory (with ls?) and list only files written since June 1?
[00:59] <hassan> i dont get sound
[00:59] <gerber>           
[00:59] <cabrey> lws_, use pastebin
[00:59] <Slade> hassan, ok,what kind of sound card do u have?
[01:00] <hassan> built in
[01:00] <cesarcc21> hello
[01:00] <hassan> let me check
[01:00] <Slade> hassan, cat /proc/asound/cards
[01:00] <jasonmchristos> how do i do file sharing in xubuntu?
[01:00] <cesarcc21> hay algun español
[01:01] <cabrey> !es
[01:01] <burvowski> Hi everyone. I plugged in my ipod nano into my laptop and opened up rhythmbox. it detects it fine and can see songs already on it, which I can play, but I can't drag anything to it. Says something about permissions "Error opening file '/media/Anton's iPod/iPod_Control/Music/f00/08 Water.mp3': Read-only file system"
[01:01] <Kaner1> can anybody join me in an im helping me to get my max res from 800x600 to 1024x768?  itd be much appreciated
[01:01] <VCoolio> Nautilus: I don't think ubuntu stores creation dates, I looked into that before. I'll happily stand corrected if otherwise. Do 'filestat yourfile' to check what is available.
[01:01] <cabrey> burvowski, it is mac formatted probably
[01:02] <Nautilus> VCoolio: or last write date
[01:02] <burvowski> cabrey what would be the easiest way to format it? and as what file system
[01:02] <cabrey> burvowski, did you use a mac with it?
[01:03] <gerber> Konqueror help to fix youtube i can,t see any video /
[01:03] <Slade> heh, i haven't upgraded to 9.01 yet... is it a good idea to do so from the hardy release?
[01:03] <lws_> cabrey: http://pastebin.com/d1760f341
[01:03] <cabrey> burvowski, itunes usually handles the formatting of an ipod, if you can get ahold a windows pc w/ itunes, you can format it there
[01:03] <VCoolio> Nautilus: yes, last modified is there. You should be able to use that, but I'm no bash scripting hero.
[01:03] <Nautilus> tx
[01:03] <burvowski> cabrey and what if i can't? I can't format it from ubuntu?
[01:03] <gerber> Konqueror help to fix youtube i can,t see any video /
[01:03] <lws_> cabrey: I wonder if it's because I need to put wlan and ath_hal before it in /etc/modules?   I forgot it doesn't look up dependencies like modprobe does.
[01:04] <Kaner1> can anybody join me in an im helping me to get my max res from 800x600 to 1024x768?
[01:04] <cabrey> lws_, ok all the modules you are having problems with are loaded. did you manually load them in?
[01:04] <lws_> cabrey: Yes
[01:04] <cabrey> burvowski, you probably can, but I have never tried it
[01:04] <ricwelch> I am attempting upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 the Upgrade Manager is hanging after apx: 16 files. Any Ideas ?:)
[01:04] <cabrey> lws_, yes dependencies matter
[01:04] <VCoolio> Nautilus: something like 'filestat filename | grep Modify' combined with awk to get the date and then compare with your variable
[01:05] <gerber> Konqueror help to fix youtube i can,t see any video /
[01:05] <Kaner1> shit i hate being annoying like this, but anybody?  help?
[01:05] <cabrey> gerber, kubuntu?
[01:05] <lws_> cabrey: OKay I just added those to /etc/modules.   I will try rebooting
[01:05] <lws_> cabrey: thanks for your help
[01:05] <gerber> kubuntu what ?
[01:05] <cabrey> gerber, ubuntu or kubuntu?
[01:06] <gerber> i have ubuntu 9.04
[01:06] <dhoss> how the fuck do i get my webcam working on ubuntu 8.10?
[01:06] <cabrey> gerber, ok did you install flash?
[01:06] <julios> un favor alguien q me pueda ayudar a instalar mi tv en ubuntu jaunty
[01:06] <cabrey> !ohmy | dhoss
[01:06] <Randabis> I can't get audio playback in avidemux...it gives me a "can't initialize audio device" error
[01:06] <Bodsda> How do i add rwx permissions for a particular group using chmod?
[01:06] <KEllyT> hey guys, how can i change the permitions of a usb harddrive, its ext3 formated but it says i do not have write access. this is a new drive so i can reformat it if needed
[01:06] <Randabis> my conversion worked at least :)
[01:06] <gerber> ye sir work ok with firefox but no with konkure
[01:07] <cabrey> gerber, check in #kubuntu, they have more experience with kde apps
[01:07] <cabrey> gerber, actually how did you install it?
[01:08] <ricwelch> I am attempting upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 the Upgrade Manager is hanging after apx: 16 files. Any Ideas ?
[01:08] <PleXuS> anyone known how i can restart my network settings in ubuntu 9.04?
[01:08] <Kaner1> can anybody join me in an im helping me to get my max res from 800x600 to 1024x768?
[01:08] <gerber> from adove
[01:08] <PleXuS> /etc/init.d/networking restart didn't help me out :S
[01:08] <cabrey> !xorg
[01:08] <cabrey> gerber, how? the deb?
[01:08] <dannyD> I have corrupted GrUB with my install of 9.04 with LVM encryption by trying to upgrade to AMD64, also with encryption. My old partition is now unreachable. ACK! pls help
[01:08] <mkanyicy> Bodsda: use chown to add such group to the file and use "chmod g+rwx filename"
[01:09] <dhoss> wtf
[01:09] <Slade> !sound hassan
[01:09] <FatsDominoTheory> dhoss: whats wrong with your webcam?
[01:09] <Slade> !sound
[01:10] <dhoss> FatsDominoTheory: it uh, doesn't work.
[01:10] <cabrey> dhoss, have you seen the ubuntu help webcam page?
[01:10] <Bodsda> mkanyicy: so i dont need to specify which group?
[01:10] <dhoss> cabrey: nein
[01:10] <cabrey> Bodsda, yes you do
[01:10] <PROject-Emerald> How do I update to the new 9.10 kernel from 9.04?
[01:11] <cabrey> !webcam > dhoss
[01:11] <mkanyicy> KEllyT: first mount the file using sudo in terminal and do "chow -R yourusername:yourgroupname /media/diskmountoint" and "chmod -R 755 /media/samemountpoint"
[01:11] <Bodsda> cabrey: and how do i specify?
[01:11] <dhoss> also, ohmy! seems to leave out using a deity's name in vain
[01:11] <ricwelch> Please help if you can I'm practically blind and reading a tone of lit isn't going to get this upgrade dist done. I am attempting upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04 the Upgrade Manager is hanging after apx: 16 files. Any Ideas ?
[01:12] <VCoolio> Nautilus: stat filename | grep Modify | awk '{print $2}'
[01:12] <cabrey> Bodsda, use chown owner:groupowner file
[01:12] <FiReSTaRT> ricwelch, if you're in canada, under software sources, change the server to main server.. the cdn server is slow as f***
[01:12] <mkanyicy> Bodsda: to give group A permissions rwx for example and group B, say, r-x on the same file it's impossible with simple chmod and chown
[01:12] <ricwelch> The US ones are slower.
[01:12] <Kaner1> come somebody join me in an im chat for help?
[01:13] <Kaner1> *can
[01:13] <cabrey> Kaner1, ask here
[01:13] <Bodsda> cabrey: so if i want the group to own, and only the group to access i would: sudo chmod a-rwx file; sudo chown :groupname file; sudo chmod g+rwx file
[01:13] <cabrey> Bodsda, there HAS to be an owner
[01:13] <FiReSTaRT> ricwelch, the cdn server would always hang on me.. the main server works just fine wherever i am (currently in chile lol)
[01:13] <Kaner1> ok cabrey, i have a max res of 800x600, i need it to be 1024x768
[01:13] <Kaner1> i know it can handle that
[01:13] <Kaner1> but i only get max of 800x600
[01:13] <bishop> joining
[01:13] <Bodsda> cabrey: ok, so the owner should be any member of the group yeah?
[01:14] <cabrey> Bodsda, it doesn't *have* to be, but it can
[01:14] <PROject-Emerald> How do I update to the new 9.10 kernel from 9.04?
[01:14] <Nautilus> VCoolio: lemme try
[01:14] <Bodsda> cabrey: ok, cheers
[01:14] <cabrey> Kaner1, have you checked out the link the bot gave you?
[01:14] <dannyD> I have corrupted GrUB with my install of 9.04 with LVM encryption by trying to upgrade to AMD64, also with encryption. My old partition is now unreachable.
[01:14] <FiReSTaRT> ricwelch, your other option would be to torrent the 9.04 disk, back up your home folder and do a fresh o.s. install
[01:14] <cabrey> dannyD, trying to upgrade to AMD64? it's not possible if you were on 32 bit
[01:15] <Kaner1> cabrey, yes
[01:15] <dannyD> cabrey: well not upgrade. I installed on a separate drive
[01:15] <cabrey> Kaner1, ok what graphics hardware do you have?
[01:15] <dhoss> HOLY FUCK I LOVE LINUX
[01:15] <wbc> Ok
[01:15] <FiReSTaRT> ricwelch, that's what i always do.. kinda like an o.s. enema :) anyways i'm off to grab a bit with the mrs. good luck
[01:15] <MK-ubuntu> dhoss, language
[01:15] <cabrey> dhoss, the ops will ban you if you keep doing that
[01:15] <FatsDominoTheory> dhoss: is it a usb webcam?
[01:16] <dhoss> cabrey: sorry, i have tourrettes
[01:16] <Kaner1> cabrey, i'm  not totally sure, im running an averatec 3700 laptop
[01:16] <ricwelch> I have the most up to date Upgrade Manager installed am attempting main now.
[01:16] <dannyD> hda=old 32bit fully encrypted  9.04, hdb =new amd64
[01:17] <sebsebseb> !language | dhoss
[01:17] <dhoss> whole families use this channel?
[01:17] <lws> cabrey: ath_Pci still not loading automagically.   insmod can't seem to find it either?
[01:17] <wbc> haha
[01:18] <cabrey> lws, use modprobe not insmod
[01:18] <FiReSTaRT> ricwelch, ok pm me with the progress.. and i'll keep my fingers crossed while pigging out :)
[01:18] <ubun00b_> how can I terminate the package installer program?
[01:18] <NightHawk> hey guys i have a question about wireless cards and ubuntu
[01:18] <lws> cabrey: modprobe works, but I want to setup /etc/modules to load this stuff at startup
[01:18] <cabrey> dhoss, it is also logged
[01:18] <NightHawk> Connection: Belkin F5D8073 N Wireless ExpressCard Adapter @ 121.5 Mbps (Rec: 674.09MB Sent: 14.91MB)
[01:18] <lws> cabrey: so I was trying insmod to see if I had the right dependencies
[01:18] <Raydiation> how can i close pidgin with the indicator applet?
[01:19] <NightHawk> theres my card..... will it be preconfigured with ubuntu?
[01:19] <dhoss> cabrey: i'm not sure what lumberjacks have to do with this
[01:19] <lws> dhoss: Heh
[01:19] <Responder> test
[01:19] <cabrey> lws, insmod is used for inserting modules when they aren't installed into the proper module heirarchy
[01:19] <Responder> None
[01:19] <Responder> Bye
[01:19] <lws> cabrey:  I was wondering if ath_pci isn't, since they're under a "restricted" directory, and they are not loading automagically.
[01:20] <bigboss__> hello people! i just installed windows on a computer with ubuntu, in dual boot. Now i restored grub with super grub disk, but now i cant choose what OS boot, but it automatically starts Ubuntu. How can i add the "windows" option?
[01:20] <FatsDominoTheory> dhoss: is the webcam detected?  Is there a "video" device in /dev/ folder?  "ls /dev | grep video0" will tell you
[01:20] <dhoss> okay, fine, i'm sorry, i'm just trying to learn how to linux, i'm sorry you guys don't like me i can't do anything about my disability, i'll just leave now
[01:20] <cabrey> lws, no that should work. like i said, jockey is supposed to automate *all* of this, so file a bug
[01:20] <wbc> dhoss, yes please leave
[01:20] <dhoss> wbc:  no u
[01:21] <NightHawk> Will ubuntu be preconfigured to use Belkin F5D8073 N Wireless ExpressCard or do i need to fuck with it like  i did for the built in dell card?
[01:21] <cabrey> dhoss, seriously trying to pull that?
[01:21] <dhoss> PEACE OUT
[01:21] <lws> cabrey:  cabrey: Do I have to sign up for a stupid account to file a bug?
[01:21] <ubun00b_> hi, does anyone know how I can terminate the gdebi-gtk 0.4.9 package installer? It kinda did what I didn't expect ubuntu to do:  It froze up! :O
[01:21] <lws> boggle @ dhoss
[01:22] <ubun00b_> ubun00b
[01:22] <cabrey> ubun00b_, alt-f2 -> xkill -> click on gdebi window
[01:22] <Raydiation> how can i close pidgin with the indicator applet?
[01:22] <ubun00b_> woops sorry wrong window
[01:22] <ubun00b_> thanks cabrey! I'll try that
[01:22] <mrwes> Can I use Remote Desktop Viewer to connect to my Remote Desktop at work -- running MS Server Remote Desktop?
[01:23] <bigboss__> hello people! i just installed windows on a computer with ubuntu, in dual boot. Now i restored grub with super grub disk, but now i cant choose what OS boot, but it automatically starts Ubuntu. How can i add the "windows" option?
[01:23] <cabrey> mrwes, use terminal server client
[01:23]  * NightHawk waves
[01:23] <mrwes> cabrey, hrmm...ok lemme try that
[01:23] <sebsebseb> bigboss__: dual booting with WIndows why?  3D Windows games?
[01:23] <sg> Haha I just setup my family PC with ubuntu
[01:23] <ubun00b_> wow, worked like a charm, thanks cabrey!
[01:23] <sg> this is great
[01:23] <bigboss__> yes sebsebseb
[01:23] <Kaner1> cabrey, how do i get the drivers for my card when it doesnt show up in "hardware drivers"
[01:24] <bigboss__> and also cause i need 3DStudio Max 4 work
[01:24] <warewolf> guys, I just installed ubunto and now I can't find any of my documents
[01:24] <sg> How can I allow gdm to let users with a deleted password (passwd -d) login?
[01:24] <sebsebseb> bigboss__: this would do it I guess.   gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst and add in the Windows entry
[01:24] <cabrey> Kaner1, none of the sites seem to want to tell me what graphics drivers your laptop has
[01:24] <NightHawk> Is my text on?
[01:24] <cabrey> yes
[01:24] <Kaner1> cabrey, thats my problem too lol
[01:24] <lws> cabrey:  If I promise to file a bug report, will you help me figure out how to get /etc/modules to load ath_pci at startup?   It's REALLY FRIGGING annoying to have to hook up my only monitor to this system every time I reboot to load my wireless module.
[01:24] <bigboss__> sebsebseb, that's what i thought, infact i have the menu.lst just in gedit now
[01:24] <mrwes> cabrey, I'm getting and error, Name or Service Not Known
[01:24] <cabrey> Kaner1, run lspci | grep VGA and paste into pastebin
[01:24] <bigboss__> sebsebseb, but i dont know what do i have to put to add the windows entry
[01:25] <dannyD1> so any ideas about recovering my encrypted partition?
[01:25] <sebsebseb> bigboss__: there's an example  in there that's commented ##
[01:25] <cabrey> mrwes, use the FQDN
[01:25] <Kaner1> cabrey, how do i paste into pastebin (sry i'm very new to ubuntu)
[01:25] <NightHawk> Gonna ask once again then ill find a different distro. WILL ubuntu work with Belkin F5D8073 N Wireless ExpressCard or do i need to configure it like my dell pos?
[01:25] <cabrey> !pastebin
[01:25] <warewolf> hello?
[01:25] <mbnoimi> Hi all, I tried to use qt creator on ubuntu 8.10 but it didn't work!
[01:25] <bigboss__> sebsebseb, sorry i dont understeand, wher's the example? into menu.lst?
[01:25] <mrwes> cabrey, for the protocol you mean?
[01:25] <Skail> Is the latest download from the site (9.04 desktop) usable as just a livecd, or is it just an installer?
[01:25] <mbnoimi> although I installed build-essentials
[01:26] <sebsebseb> bigboss__: yep should be an example there for adding Windows
[01:26] <wizzo50> Help! After installing Ubuntu from the Desktop and it uses all defaults, How do I setup my Windows partition on here so when I go into the Home Folder, I can be able to read my other Hard Drive that my Windows is still setup on, (it's files and folders on that drive which was my C: Boot drive with Windows)?
[01:26] <sebsebseb> Skail: yes you can use it as a Live CD
[01:26] <rww> Skail: The 9.04 Desktop CD is both a LiveCD and an installer.
[01:26] <cabrey> mrwes, in the client use the fqdn in the server field b/c ubuntu doesnt use netbios AFAIK
[01:26] <warewolf> wizzo50: dud you just install ubunto?
[01:26] <Skail> excellent.. thankyou.
[01:26] <Unpredictable> Can someone help me fix my nvidia drivers. I had a radeon 7000 installed and I pulled it out to put in a geforce 5500 fx card. I installed the drivers hardware told me to 173. I think. The only 2 resolutions I have is 640x480 and some 320 one. Im new to linux and didn't know how to uninstall radeon drivers. Thx
[01:26] <sebsebseb> Skail: ,but  would be better to install it :)
[01:26] <wizzo50> a couple days ago
[01:26] <wizzo50> yes
[01:26] <bigboss__> sebsebseb, i just find it :) so if i understeand well. I must put the name of the windows partition into # root		(hd0,0) and copy and past it down?
[01:26] <cabrey> Unpredictable, use nvidia-settings
[01:27] <sebsebseb> bigboss__: ok so Ubuntu was put on there first?
[01:27] <Skail> sebsebseb: yes, I know...  I'm picking out a distro for a newb to use.. he doesn't want to install yet
[01:27] <bigboss__> yes
[01:27] <warewolf> wizzo50: I can't get to my documents folder anymore, I just installed ubunto, and now all my documents are gone
[01:27] <Kaner1> cabrey, sry dont know how to do that, the results are this tho: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. K8M800/K8N800/K8N800A [S3 UniChrome Pro] (rev 01)
[01:27] <Unpredictable> cabrey: nvidia settings is what giving me the 2 resolutions only.. Display won't let me use it and suggest nvidia settings.
[01:27] <bigboss__> sebsebseb, windows is into /dev/sda2
[01:27] <mrwes> cabrey, hrmm...shrug...I'm friggin' lost..er
[01:27] <sebsebseb> Skail: Knoppix is a great Live CD or DVD by the way
[01:28] <Skail> sebsebseb: agreed.. I use it for when I have to use a certain winlappy :)
[01:28] <sebsebseb> Skail: Elive  is probably also pretty interesting, I haven't tried it  yet though
[01:28] <Skail> knoppix, that is
[01:28] <wizzo50> I need to Unmount and be able to set it up so then I can read them and re-mount it again and still be there when I reboot
[01:28] <sebsebseb> bigboss__: sda or sda1 is your first hard disk
[01:28] <cabrey> mrwes, i would install grdc, it is much better than the built in terminal server client anyway
[01:28] <sebsebseb> bigboss__: sda2 the second
[01:28] <cabrey> xs
[01:28] <bigboss__> so i must put # root		(sda2,0)
[01:28] <bigboss__> ?
[01:29] <wizzo50> So, is there anyone else on here that can help me with this?
[01:29] <sebsebseb> bigboss__: hd0,0  the first partition on the first hard disk.    hd1,0  the first partition on your second hard disk
[01:29] <bigboss__> mmm so # root		(hd0,2) should be the second partition of my hdd?
[01:29] <cabrey> bigboss__, grub has a different partition numbering/naming system
[01:29] <sebsebseb> bigboss__:  of the first hard disk yes
[01:30] <sebsebseb> bigboss__: wait no it's hd0,1
[01:30] <sebsebseb> bigboss__: Grub starts on 0
[01:30] <bigboss__> right :D
[01:30] <wizzo50> sebsebseb, help me get my partition up and be able to read it
[01:30] <bigboss__> ok sebsebseb so i put on pastebin what i thought to put, can u check it 4 me?
[01:30] <bigboss__> !pastebin
[01:30] <wolfwalker> I need help with Audacity in Ubuntu Jaunty.  Where is the best place to go to get it?
[01:30] <sebsebseb> !grub |  bigboss__
[01:31] <sebsebseb> bigboss__: yeah ok
[01:31] <wizzo50> GRUB?
[01:31] <wizzo50> Need help
[01:31] <bigboss__> sebsebseb, however i restored it, i just need to add the Windows entry
[01:31] <cabrey> wizzo50, GRand Unified Bootloader
[01:32] <bigboss__> sebsebseb, check it please http://paste.ubuntu.com/197378/
[01:32] <sebsebseb> wizzo50: you want to read the Windows partition?   if so  as long as Windows was shut down properly, you should be able to access it from computer in Ubuntu
[01:32] <Kaner1> cabrey, did that help at all, i dont kno wat to do w/ that information, i googled it and no help
[01:32] <cabrey> Kaner1, paste it into pastebin
[01:32] <Unpredictable> cabrey: still here?
[01:32] <cabrey> !pm > wizzo50
[01:32] <Kaner1> wat does that mean
[01:32] <cabrey> Unpredictable, yes
[01:32] <Unpredictable> cabrey: did you read the last msg to u?
[01:32] <sebsebseb> bigboss__: no that's saying the  first hard disk,  but the 3rd partition
[01:32] <cabrey> Unpredictable, yea i just saw it hold on
[01:33] <bigboss__> oh right xD i'll fix it
[01:33] <cabrey> Unpredictable, you want to remove ati's proprietary drivers?
[01:33] <wolfwalker> I need help with Audacity in Ubuntu Jaunty.  Where is the best place to go to get it?
[01:33] <Unpredictable> cabrey: yes.
[01:33] <sebsebseb> wolfwalker: sudo apt-get install audacity
[01:33] <sebsebseb> wolfwalker: in the terminal
[01:33] <bigboss__> http://paste.ubuntu.com/197379/ sebsebseb. is it the chainloader entry ok?
[01:34] <cabrey> Unpredictable, wait you said you used a Radeon 7000, so you couldn't have been using the proprietary drivers
[01:34] <wizzo50> Yes
[01:34] <Kaner1> cabrey, if u mean post it in the pastebin site i did that
[01:34] <wizzo50> cabrey, I am here
[01:34] <DukkaN> hi big guys
[01:34] <cabrey> Kaner1, well i kinda need the link
[01:34] <Unpredictable> cabrey: I had 7000 installed when I installed ubuntu.. So I dunno if it installs it on its own.. I can show u my xorg.conf in paste bin if that helps..
[01:34] <mrwes> cabrey, Ok...I got to the server, but it seems I don't have terminal service rights, but I have remote rights....
[01:34] <olskolirc> how can i send any program to the system tray please?
[01:34] <wolfwalker> sebsebseb I got that.  Problem is Audacity will only record once.  If I stop and hit record again it hangs as if it can't see the sound input anymore.  If I reboot it records again......... once.
[01:35] <sebsebseb> bigboss__: that should work I think
[01:35] <Kaner1> cabrey, sry i just dont kno this stuff man, i dont see the difference from pasting it here or there, total noob, my bad man, here: http://pastebin.com/m1a97c406
[01:35] <cabrey> mrwes, that is a server side/AD issue, you have to be in the remote desktop users group
[01:35] <bigboss__> ok sebsebseb i'll try it and let u know :D thanks alot 4 ur help!
[01:35] <sebsebseb> wolfwalker: don't know since don't use audacity
[01:35] <wizzo50> Cabrey, how do I get my partition of my main HD that my windows XP files are on to show up in the Home folder
[01:35] <mrwes> cabrey, I am, cuz I can remote desktop in from a windows machine
[01:35]  * wolfwalker face to palm
[01:36] <wolfwalker> Anyway............ I need some help with Audacity in Ubuntu Jaunty.  Where should I go?
[01:36] <beware> in ubuntu, can the "locale" (as in, notation of things like date/time) be configured independently of the language? can i have english with ISO date and 24h time?
[01:36] <mrwes> cabrey, what is FQDN ?
[01:36] <cabrey> wizzo50, ask the whole room, not just me
[01:36] <cabrey> mrwes, fully qualified domain name
[01:36] <wizzo50> well, how do you do it
[01:36] <cabrey> mrwes, for ex: tsserver1.eastco.department.company.com
[01:37] <mrwes> cabrey, ok
[01:37] <Space> I just received the shipit of ubuntu 9.04. I  have an old computer that I used temporarily for a long time
[01:37] <RORgasm> hey guys my flash videos are lagging in firefox on jaunty for full screen
[01:37] <wizzo50> How many times do I have to ask the same question over and over
[01:37] <cabrey> Kaner1, paste the output of apt-cache policy xserver-xorg-video-openchrome
[01:37] <RORgasm> they are fine when not full screen
[01:37] <cabrey> RORgasm, were they fine in previous versions of ubuntu?
[01:38] <RORgasm> cabrey, yeah
[01:38] <Unpredictable> cabrey: heres my xorg.conf and my lspci http://pastebin.com/m6032aa4b and http://pastebin.com/m320a496a
[01:38] <wizzo50> sebsebseb, Now I can't read it
[01:38] <Kaner1> cabrey, http://pastebin.com/m6a2f9f4d
[01:38] <RORgasm> cabrey, i event turned off desktop effects...in previous version they worked fine with desktop effects too
[01:38] <sebsebseb> wolfwalker: try #audacity ,but not many people there,  also you could try the general ##linux  channel I suppouse for this one, since  it's a common app on Linux
[01:38] <AssociateX> Hi and also hello.
[01:38] <sg> How can I allow gdm to let users with no password login?
[01:38] <RORgasm> cabrey, actually i've upgraded for about a month or so...'m just starting to notice this now
[01:38] <RORgasm> cabrey, not sure whats going on
[01:38] <jasonmchristos> how do i connect or verify that a nfs share is working
[01:38] <AssociateX> what is the proper tool for updating through a gui?
[01:39] <mrwes> cabrey, guess I'll have to speak with the IT guys in the morning, to add me to that group.
[01:39] <jasonmchristos> im on ubuntu the nfs share is on xubuntu
[01:39] <cabrey> RORgasm, the think the new X.Org is to blame
[01:39] <mdg> hi cabrey
[01:39] <RORgasm> cabrey, u think so?
[01:39] <cabrey> mrwes, yea ask, and it might be that you're not allowed to access the terminal server from outside the company network
[01:39] <ricwelch> Upgrade Tool Hung on 642 seems to go nowhere using Main server and it is slow as ***k is there a sane way of doing this short of using CD? Could not fetch!!!!
[01:39] <wizzo50> How do I get my partition of my main HD that my windows XP files are on to show up in the Home folder?
[01:39] <wizzo50> How do I get my partition of my main HD that my windows XP files are on to show up in the Home folder?
[01:39] <wolfwalker> sebsebseb nope, #audacity is more dead than a graveyard. :/
[01:39] <wizzo50> How do I get my partition of my main HD that my windows XP files are on to show up in the Home folder?
[01:40] <cabrey> RORgasm, yea flash is pretty horrible here too, hopefully adobe will release an update :/ that's all i can say really
[01:40] <cabrey> mdg, hey i am so bogged down right now lol
[01:40] <bigboss__> sebsebseb, unfortunatellygrub wasnt able to load windows. it says "invalid device requested"
[01:40] <ExAstris> Hi all. I'm trying to triple boot, but Windows won't load because it's the third partition, and apprantly it only boots as the 4th. Can I change the partitions locations on the disk somehow
[01:40] <wizzo50> How do I get my partition of my main HD that my windows XP files are on to show up in the Home folder?
[01:40] <mdg> cabrey: I'm just watching and learning :)
[01:41] <Unpredictable> cabrey: I know ur a busy person it seems, but let me know if u have the time to check out the pastebin.. this resolution thing is way too big. and annoying
[01:41] <cabrey> Kaner1, your laptop uses a VIA chipset
[01:41] <ExAstris> so that windows is fourth and linux is either third or gone
[01:41] <sebsebseb> bigboss__: ok pastebin the whole file
[01:41] <bigboss__> ok
[01:41] <cabrey> Unpredictable, don't worry i can multitask :)
[01:41] <Kaner1> cabrey, awesome, so whats the best way to install it
[01:41] <mrwes> cabrey, gotta be, but it's a weird setup, because I'm in the remote desktop group for use. I emailed them a screenshot of the error -- thanks for the help
[01:41] <mrwes> sure*
[01:41] <cabrey> mrwes, hopefully they won't be jerks and say you're using ubuntu :/
[01:42] <fritzIsOnline> how can i convert slax.iso file to tar.gz for USB? thanks..
[01:42] <PleXuS> howto restart ubuntu network config?
[01:42] <wizzo50> How do I get my partition of my main HD that my windows XP files are on to show up in the Home folder after setting up from Ubuntu Desktop?
[01:42] <bigboss__> sebsebseb, http://paste.ubuntu.com/197381/
[01:42] <cabrey> fritzIsOnline, use unetbootin
[01:42] <mrwes> cabrey, nah...they know I run Ubuntu :)
[01:42] <bigboss__> ............................... sebsebseb i just saw
[01:42] <bigboss__> i'm an idiot
[01:42] <bigboss__> sorry.... i'll fix xD
[01:42] <ricwelch> Upgrade Tool hangs then exits stops fetching packages what to do? Using Main servers.
[01:43] <bigboss__> sebsebseb, i reboot again :D thanks alot again!
[01:43] <VCoolio> wizzo50: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount
[01:43] <ricwelch> Upgrade Tool is most current.
[01:43] <cabrey> Kaner1, you should be using the openchrome driver right now, but it's entirely possible that it didnt pick up that
[01:43] <ricwelch> Any Ideas welcomed.
[01:43] <Kaner1> cabrey, so what does that mean?
[01:44] <cabrey> Kaner1, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenChrome
[01:44] <fritzIsOnline> cabrey i 'm on ubuntu now. and don  wanna download tar.gz, should i ?
[01:45] <mdg> hi omaha!  You from omaha?
[01:45] <fritzIsOnline> join #slax
[01:45] <omaha> i am not :)
[01:45] <fritzIsOnline> ups
[01:45] <wizzo50> How do I get my partition of my main HD that my windows XP files are on to show up in the Home folder after setting up from Ubuntu Desktop?
[01:46] <wizzo50> mdg, NO! Lincoln
[01:46] <cabrey> fritzIsOnline, use unetbootin, it will create a liveusb out of an ISO
[01:46] <Kaner1> cabrey, my problem isnt listed in that link
[01:46] <mdg> Lincoln!  I know where that is LOL
[01:46] <wizzo50> lol
[01:46] <cabrey> Kaner1, yes it is, you're card is listed there
[01:46] <wizzo50> I know Omaha too.
[01:46] <wizzo50> lol
[01:47] <wizzo50> How do I get my partition of my main HD that my windows XP files are on to show up in the Home folder after setting up from Ubuntu Desktop?
[01:47] <fritzIsOnline> thanks
[01:47] <VCoolio> wizzo50: first mount the partition, then use mount --bind to have a folder from windows show up in your home folder
[01:47] <Kaner1> cabrey, yeah its listed but what do u want me to do, reinstall chrome or what?
[01:47] <VCoolio> wizzo50: as explained in the link I gave you earlier https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount
[01:47] <ricwelch> Upgrade
[01:47] <ricwelch> T
[01:48] <wizzo50> yea
[01:48] <cabrey> Kaner1, no configure the driver: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OpenChrome#Debian 5.0, Ubuntu 8.04 and newer releases
[01:48] <wizzo50> I also Have the William von Hagen book too but it is hard to understand when new at Linux
[01:48] <Unpredictable> cabrey: should I just try to download the nvidia driver straight from their site instead of using the hardware driver ubuntu recommends such as 173?
[01:49] <cabrey> Unpredictable, you can try, but you must uninstall the ubuntu-provided one first
[01:49] <wizzo50> I don't even know where the partition is in this ubuntu
[01:49] <cabrey> !nvidia | Unpredictable
[01:49] <mdg> wizzo50: I'm new to ubuntu too
[01:51] <BG1> I install Ubuntu from USB, but it is too slow, Why?
[01:51] <eipark> hi i cant format a hard drive that uesd to have linux so that i can install XP on it
[01:51] <ryanprior> My sound often works fine for awhile, then busts and starts playing random samples in a loop. What is likely to be the culprit? Is it a kernel problem?
[01:51] <Kaner1> cabrey, i kno im a pain in the ass but i dont kno what u mean, configure the xorg.conf?  how?
[01:52] <seethegreen> eipark: tried GParted
[01:52] <ryanprior> eipark: If you can't format it, it's broken and needs to be replaced.
[01:52] <cabrey> Kaner1, if you take a look at man openchrome  & man xorg.conf, it shows you how
[01:56] <eipark> i already used gparted
[01:59] <the_dark_warrio> How do I install a new spellchecker for openoffice?
[01:59] <seethegreen> BG1, internal hard drives normally have faster data transfer rates than USB drives
[02:00] <ExAstris> I'll ask again... I am trying to triple boot, but windows is the third partition and linux is fourth, and windows doesn't like this and will toss me an error when I try to boot. Can I make windows the 4th and linux the third by any means?
[02:01] <mdg> wizzo50: sudo mount --bind "/windows/My Documents" "/home/user/Windows Documents" something like that?
[02:01] <ryanprior> the_dark_warrio: OpenOffice has this whole hyperlinked system for installing language support, including spellers. I forget how it all works, but you can ask in ##openoffice.org I think.
[02:01] <sg> is there any way to make networkmanager's wireless settings global across all user accounts?
[02:01] <BePhantom> hi, does anyone know how i add AAC encoding support to SoundConverter?
[02:01] <ryanprior> ExAstris: it's unlikely to help your particular situation. How sure are you that it's being in the 3rd position that causes Windows to fail?
[02:02] <ExAstris> ryanprior: because it was working fine as 4th partition previously.
[02:02] <ExAstris> ryanprior: and now as third it will not. I've tried all other options
[02:02] <ExAstris> ryanprior: rebuilding boot.ini or manually editing it does nothing. fixboot does nothing. fixmbr does nothing.
[02:03] <ExAstris> ryanprior: I've seen it repeated in several different forum posts, and there's no other reason why this would be happening
[02:03] <ryanprior> BePhantom: in the settings menu for the wireless connection you want to share, at the very bottom, there's a checkbox labeled "Available to all users".
[02:03] <ExAstris> ryanprior: can it be done?
[02:03] <ryanprior> !enter | ExAstris
[02:03] <BePhantom> ryanprior, what??
[02:03] <ExAstris> ryanprior, I know, sorry, got ahead of myself.
[02:03] <dcrews> I just did a fresh install of Janty and installed samba created some share but when a widows computer trys to connect I get an access error, what do I need to do to make it easy for any windows computer to connect to the ubuntu shares?
[02:03] <BePhantom> does anyone know how i add AAC encoding support to SoundConverter?
[02:03] <ryanprior> BePhantom: my apologies, I meant to reply to sg. =D
[02:04] <ryanprior> sg: Please see my above message addressed to BePhantom.
[02:04] <crawl3r> hi everyone I need to make my compiz work
[02:05] <ryanprior> crawl3r: Alright. In order for us to help you, though, we'll need more information on what's not working.
[02:06] <ExAstris> Ryanprior, can it be done?
[02:06] <ryanprior> ExAstris: as far as I know, there's no way to easily swap partitions. You could wipe both partitions, install Ubuntu on the third and Windows on the fourth; or you could grab a new hard drive (or rent one), copy the Windows partition off to it, copy the Ubuntu partition over the Windows partition, then restore the Windows partition, etc.
[02:07] <ttl9> is there a way to check if grub is already installed on a harddrive?
[02:07] <cabrey> ttl9, yea, does it come up at boot?
[02:07] <billybigrigger> ttl9::: see anything in /boot/grub?
[02:07] <crawl3r> ryanprior: have intel graphics card, using AIGLX rendering method, compiz says "text_from_pixmap" is not present
[02:07] <Guest32675> hello
[02:07] <Guest32675> cabrey
[02:07] <StephenZ> Aloha, all.
[02:07] <cabrey> !intel | crawl3r
[02:07] <ExAstris> ryanprior: you can rent hard drives? xD. And yes, I'm thinking about doing that. I was going to use ntfsclone, the problem is that I dunno how to fix the issues with the boot sector that you get by using that.
[02:08] <ryanprior> crawl3r: Yeah, text-from-pixmap is a tricky one. I'm having the same problem with a different card & driver!
[02:08] <cabrey> Guest32675, uh hi?
[02:08] <Guest32675> cabrey, is there a way for me to pm you
[02:08] <crawl3r> ubottu: I am using intrepid
[02:08] <wizzo50> cabrey,1st before mounting, I have to get Unbuntu to read my C: drive. Right now It is only reading my D: drive. I have 2 separate drives on this computer, C: is NTFS and D: is formatted in FAT32
[02:08] <cabrey> Guest32675, no leave it out here
[02:08] <ttl9> i meant if it was installed in the bootsector
[02:08] <ttl9> eg. a way to check if someone had already done root(hd0,0), setup(hd0)
[02:08] <billybigrigger> ttl9::: does it boot?
[02:08] <ryanprior> ExAstris: dunno where you live, but round these parts we have a shop called A-Z RentAll that will rent you just about anything.
[02:08] <wizzo50> Its not reading the C: drive
[02:09] <cabrey> wizzo50, ubuntu does not refer to drives as 'C:' or 'D:'
[02:09] <crawl3r> ryanprior: which card are you using?
[02:09] <wizzo50> I see that
[02:09] <cabrey> wizzo50, two separate drives or partitions?
[02:09] <ryanprior> crawl3r: ATI Radeon 200M
[02:09] <wizzo50> 2 separate drive
[02:09] <Crewsr3> Why can my windows computer not connect to my ubuntu samba share?
[02:09] <Guest32675> well i want to make a website but very secure
[02:09] <wizzo50> and only reads one that it putted Ubuntu on
[02:09] <krdyt> what do i run in terminal to install kde enviornment?
[02:10] <cabrey> !kde
[02:10] <behappy> Hello , is it possible to prevent extract symlinks from an archive and extract other files ?
[02:10] <crawl3r> ryanprior: Had another machine with Radeon X700 worked out some time ago, can't remember well now
[02:10] <ExAstris> ryanprior: There's an obvious joke I could make, but I won't. Do you know how I would go about cloning the NTFS partition and moving it without trouble?
[02:10] <cabrey> wizzo50, and which drive is ubuntu on?
[02:10] <krdyt> !kde4
[02:10] <wizzo50> the D drive
[02:10] <crawl3r> ryanprior: but I am struggling to get things going with this intel card
[02:11] <ryanprior> ExAstris: I'd use dd personally.
[02:11] <ExAstris> ryanprior: I have no idea how to do that x.x
[02:11] <wbc> Is it possible to do a HD mirroring of Ubuntu, reformatting and put the files back again?
[02:11] <wizzo50> D: drive or 2nd drive on here
[02:11] <firmW_> hello people!
[02:11] <linux> wizzo50: Ubuntu sees drives as /dev/hda, etc
[02:12] <ryanprior> ExAstris: Are you okay with the command line interface, man pages, and all that?
[02:12] <wbc> !hi | firmW_
[02:12] <wizzo50> hd2
[02:12] <linux> wizzo50: or /dev/sda....
[02:12] <ExAstris> ryanprior: certainly.
[02:12] <ryanprior> ExAstris: "man dd" will inspire you, then.
[02:12] <linux> wizzo50: You have to find it through ubuntu
[02:12] <wizzo50> oh, home and s for second
[02:12] <firmW_> Could someone help me to find out why my machine doesn't boot from Ubuntu desktop cd please?
[02:12] <cabrey> wizzo50, run ls /dev/sd* and paste here
[02:12] <wizzo50> so it is on hds
[02:12] <wizzo50> ok
[02:13] <cabrey> wizzo50, no then you would have quite a few harddrives in your system
[02:13] <ExAstris> ryanprior: inspire me or scare me? the latter I think xD
[02:13] <wbc> firmW_, I had the same problem 2 hours ago. I just cleaned the CD rom lens with a q-tip carefullly in a circular motion and it got fixed
[02:13] <ExAstris> ryanprior, I know just enough about DD to know that it is really, really dangerous when used improperly.
[02:13] <wizzo50> dev/sda  /dev/sda1  /dev/sdb  /dev/sdb1  /dev/sdb5
[02:14] <firmW_> wbc, well I just wrote the cd from a fresh download. New cd, old machine..
[02:14] <ryanprior> ExAstris: there's nothing so mystical about it, you can use it to copy your partition precisely bit-for-bit. That way you don't need to do any funky NTFS-specific nonsense.
[02:14] <wizzo50> ok
[02:14] <ExAstris> ryanprior: interesting. if what I'm attempting to do now doesn't work I may try it.
[02:15] <wizzo50> dev/sda  /dev/sda1  /dev/sdb  /dev/sdb1  /dev/sdb5
[02:15] <wizzo50> Is that what you wanted: dev/sda  /dev/sda1  /dev/sdb  /dev/sdb1  /dev/sdb5
[02:15] <wbc> firmW_, exactly, I was also doing this on an old machine. Just try to run a q-tip carefully over the lens in a circular motion if you haven't tried it. It solved my problems
[02:16] <wizzo50> cabrey, dev/sda  /dev/sda1  /dev/sdb  /dev/sdb1  /dev/sdb5
[02:16] <firmW_> ok. let's see what happens..
[02:16] <firmW_> hold on
[02:16] <cabrey> wizzo50, run df -h & use pastebinit
[02:16] <perlsyntax> Does anyone know anything about gnome-ppp?
[02:17] <perlsyntax> do i need to ue gnome-ppp in root to get it to work?
[02:17] <mib_600z7e> hi all
[02:17] <wizzo50> cabrey, Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
[02:17] <wizzo50>                        17G  4.1G   12G  27% /
[02:17] <wizzo50> tmpfs                 486M     0  486M   0% /lib/init/rw
[02:17] <wizzo50> varrun                486M  108K  486M   1% /var/run
[02:17] <FloodBot1> wizzo50: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:17] <wizzo50> varlock               486M     0  486M   0% /var/lock
[02:17]  * cabrey facepalms
[02:17] <mib_600z7e> quick question.. why would fdisk not show a drive and its information, but I can mount the drive through ubuntu?
[02:18] <cabrey> and i missed the important part
[02:18] <mib_600z7e> anyone know about that?
[02:18] <ryanprior> If I want to get the latest greatest updates for the open source Radeon driver, where should I look?
[02:18] <perlsyntax> when i get connect with gnome-ppp i get boot off.
[02:18] <zefyr> !kde4
[02:19] <linux>  mib_600z7e did you use "sudo"
[02:19] <felixsulla> How would you change every file with extenstion .foo to .bar in the terminal?
[02:19] <wizzo50> cabrey, did you get that
[02:19] <cabrey> ryanprior, a ppa most likely
[02:19] <Jubbey> Uhh... What's the most important programming language?
[02:19] <Jubbey> XD
[02:19] <cabrey> wizzo50, no you chopped off the most important part
[02:19] <ryanprior> Jubbey: C
[02:19] <wbc> java
[02:19] <perlsyntax> i need help here
[02:19] <cabrey> Jubbey, don't start that here use offtopic
[02:19] <wizzo50> wizzo50@ubuntu:~$ ls /dev/sd*
[02:19] <wizzo50> /dev/sda  /dev/sda1  /dev/sdb  /dev/sdb1  /dev/sdb5
[02:19] <wizzo50> wizzo50@ubuntu:~$ df -h
[02:19] <wizzo50> Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
[02:19] <wizzo50>                        17G  4.1G   12G  27% /
[02:19] <FloodBot1> wizzo50: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:19] <cabrey> wow are you serious?
[02:20] <mib_600z7e> linux yes
[02:20] <cabrey> !pastebin > wizzo50
[02:20] <linux> wizzo50: paste it http://paste.ubuntu.com
[02:20] <mib_600z7e> I used sudo fdisk -l
[02:20] <mib_600z7e> I even logged into su
[02:20] <mib_600z7e> to try
[02:20] <behappy> Hello , is it possible to prevent extract symlinks from an archive and extract other files ?
[02:21] <perlsyntax> hello how can i stop get kick off of gnome-ppp?
[02:21] <mib_600z7e> linux any other ideas?
[02:21] <linux> mib_600z7e: is it an NTFS partition?
[02:21] <mib_600z7e> I think the boot sector is corrupt
[02:21] <mib_600z7e> no
[02:21] <mib_600z7e> EXT4
[02:21] <wizzo50> Did you get the paste, cabrey
[02:21] <ryanprior> felixsulla: rename 's/\.foo$/\.bar/' *.foo
[02:22] <DrLite> I'm having a problem with my sound (I have Xubuntu but there's no one active in that channel)
[02:22] <cabrey> wizzo50, for the second time, no! use pastebin
[02:22] <wizzo50> new to me. All of this is
[02:22] <Diyer> problem with audacity and ubuntu 9.04. recording works fine but i can't edit the recording example delete a part of it. when i end proses for pulseaudio it works but only for a little while then it meses up again. pleas help!
[02:22] <felixsulla> ryanprior: Is that regex?
[02:22] <perlsyntax> ? i lost
[02:22] <mib_600z7e> long story short, I was in a storm, and power surge.. computer rebooted.. so I assume the boot sector is messed up, so i wanted to redo grub, but it doesn't show up in fdisk as /dev/sda etc... but gnome Disk Mounter sees it and mounts it.. so i am really confused
[02:22] <ryanprior> felixsulla: It is.
[02:22] <DrLite> I muted it earlier today and when I unmuted it didn't actually unmute (but it looks like it did).
[02:22] <linux> wizzo50: Paste the output to http://paste.ubuntu.com and then take the link and paste it in here for us to find it.
[02:23] <Datz> Hello, what command do I need to get all essential packages to build an app from source?
[02:23] <felixsulla> ryanprior: Thank you sir.
[02:23] <wizzo50> I already did and hit Paste
[02:23] <Rotonen> jaunty - ubuntu-server kernel, r8111/r8168b card, loads r8169 per default as the driver, eth0 does not exist (i have also tried almost every driver revision from realtek so far)
[02:23] <ryanprior> Datz: the aptly named "build-essential" package
[02:23] <wizzo50> oh, I see. ok
[02:23] <Datz> ryanprior  Thanks
[02:23] <perlsyntax> i gust no one know anything about gnome-ppp
[02:23] <wizzo50> http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[02:23] <mib_600z7e> so I am really confused why gnome can mount it, but fdisk can't see it
[02:24] <wizzo50> Like that?
[02:24] <wizzo50> same here mib 600z7e!
[02:24] <linux> wizzo50: On the page you pasted your output - we need the link to that page - copy and paste the link here
[02:24] <wizzo50> http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[02:25] <DrLite> So, can anyone in here help me with my sound.
[02:25] <ryanprior> !anyone | DrLite
[02:25] <DrLite> I did.
[02:25] <DrLite> I muted it earlier today and when I unmuted it didn't actually unmute (but it looks like it did).
[02:25] <wizzo50> http://paste.ubuntu.com/ THis is it Linux
[02:25] <ryanprior> DrLite: did you check alsamixe
[02:25] <ryanprior> s/mixe/mixer/
[02:26] <DrLite> s is just so it doesn't become a command, right?
[02:26] <gabriel__> Hi, I downloaded a .diff file for Logitech E2500 web cam, but I dont know what to dot with it
[02:26] <Diyer> problem with audacity and ubuntu 9.04. recording works fine but i can't edit the recording example delete a part of it. when i end proses for pulseaudio it works but only for a little while then it meses up again. pleas help!
[02:27] <Dextl> I recently reinstalled ubuntu after accidentally deleting some files that I shouldn't have.  Now I havent been able to get Pandora.com to load or operate correctly.  As best as I can figure im just missing the required plugin, but I dont know what one I need or how to get it.  Can anyone point me in the right direction?
[02:27] <wizzo50> http://paste.ubuntu.com/197394/ I didn't get this the first time. now I did
[02:27] <wizzo50> Their you go
[02:27] <ims> rel.-jaunty... Can I hide some Applications ,w/o actually uninstalling,>>menu (e.g. Games) in my Desktop???
[02:28] <gabriel__> Hi, I downloaded a .diff file for Logitech E2500 web cam, but I dont know what to dot with it, it says that is a patch, can somebody help me?
[02:28] <wizzo50> cabrey, did you get that?
[02:28] <RedSocrates> Dextl, have you installed the flash plugin?
[02:28] <cabrey> wizzo50, you're using wubi, aren't you?
[02:28] <wizzo50> What is that?
[02:28] <linux> wizzo50: so sdb5 is windows partition
[02:28] <wizzo50> I don't know
[02:28] <Dextl> RedSocrates: I'm not familiar enough with ubuntu to know
[02:29] <wizzo50> I had someone last night trying to help on this and that is probably what he had me do
[02:29] <linux> cabrey: How do you tell he's using wubi?
[02:29] <wizzo50> but still doesn
[02:29] <cabrey> wizzo50, you installed ubuntu from within windows
[02:29] <wizzo50> RIGHT! The Destop
[02:29] <wizzo50> Desktop setup
[02:29] <cabrey> linux, /dev/sda1 is mounted on /host & /host/ubuntu/disks/root.disk is mounted on /
[02:30] <Geometry> hey all
[02:30] <RedSocrates> Dextl, are you using Firefox?
[02:30] <gabriel__> Hi, I downloaded a .diff file for Logitech E2500 web cam, but I dont know what to dot with it, it says that is a patch, can somebody help me?
[02:30] <Dextl> RedSocrates: yes
[02:30] <linux> cabrey: oh, I see.  Thanks!
[02:30] <mib_600z7e> so can anyone assist with this? long story short, I was in a storm, and power surge.. computer rebooted.. so I assume the boot sector is messed up, so i wanted to redo grub, but it doesn't show up in fdisk as /dev/sda etc... but gnome Disk Mounter sees it and mounts it.. so i am really confused
[02:30] <Geometry> im trying to get starcraft to work on 9.4 via wine any suggestions
[02:30] <RedSocrates> Dextl, in the firefox URL bar, type: about:plugins
[02:30] <cabrey> !appdb | Geometry
[02:30] <wizzo50> Cabrey, So now what?
[02:30] <RedSocrates> Dextl, and tell me if "Shockwave Flash" shows up
[02:31] <dako> I am trying to get the FUSE module installed
[02:31] <Geometry> thanks man
[02:31] <cabrey> wizzo50, /media/windows is you're 'D:' drive?
[02:31] <Diyer> i have a problem with audacity 1.3.7 and ubuntu 9.04.
[02:31] <alesan> hi how do I enable hex conversion in gcalctool?
[02:31] <Dextl> RedSocrates: yes, I have two things under Shockwave
[02:31] <gabriel__> Hi, I downloaded a .diff file for Logitech E2500 web cam, but I dont know what to dot with it, it says that is a patch, can somebody help me? please?
[02:32] <alesan> I am not able to use this function since  upgraded to 9.04
[02:32] <wizzo50> right
[02:32] <TopCat> hey, this is going to sound totally retarded, but anyone know where i can find a how-to for moving files between 2 networked linux boxes (debian and ubuntu) ???  i've never actually set up a network in linux and i have no idea where to start...
[02:32] <RedSocrates> Dextl, okay, then you do have flash installed
[02:32] <sebsebseb> !nfs |  TopCat
[02:32] <sebsebseb> TopCat: I think that's what you want
[02:32] <wizzo50> Cabrey, /media/windows is my 'D:' drive
[02:32] <mib_600z7e> can anyone assist with this? long story short, I was in a storm, and power surge.. computer rebooted.. so I assume the boot sector is messed up, so i wanted to redo grub, but it doesn't show up in fdisk as /dev/sda etc... but gnome Disk Mounter sees it and mounts it.. so i am really confused
[02:33] <cabrey> wizzo50, ok look /host, that should be your 'C:' drive
[02:33] <RedSocrates> Dextl, that being the case, I don't really have any other suggestions
[02:33] <wizzo50> Cabrey, wait, NO, I think it is my C drive, that is my bigger drive ane that I have Windows on
[02:33] <wizzo50> D drive is the other one
[02:34] <cabrey> wizzo50, which one has windows on it? C: or D:?
[02:34] <Diyer> i have a problem with audacity 1.3.7 and ubuntu 9.04.
[02:34] <Dextl> RedSocrates: it isn't quite like the site isn't loading.  It's just not working.  when I go to the page, it loads a little bit and then stops and just sits there.  Its almost as if it just loads a image of the loading bar preloaded to about 1/8th
[02:34] <jals> how do i get dvds to play in vlc or movieplayer
[02:34] <wizzo50> C:
[02:35] <gabriel__> Hi, I downloaded a .diff file for Logitech E2500 web cam, but I dont know what to dot with it, it says that is a patch, can somebody help me?
[02:35] <cabrey> wizzo50, then /host is your C: drive
[02:35] <TopCat> thanks sebsebseb & ubottu
[02:35] <wizzo50> 32 G is that bigger Drive, C that has Windows on it
[02:35] <cabrey> gabriel__, that is a patch file
[02:35] <sebsebseb> TopCat: np
[02:35] <wizzo50> right
[02:35] <cabrey> gabriel__, you patch it to a source tarball
[02:35] <linux> jals: on the VLC dialog box > Media > Disk
[02:35] <gabriel__> ok, but how do I use it, cabrey?
[02:35] <mib_600z7e> can anyone assist with this? long story short, I was in a storm, and power surge.. computer rebooted.. so I assume the boot sector is messed up, so i wanted to redo grub, but it doesn't show up in fdisk as /dev/sda etc... but gnome Disk Mounter sees it and mounts it.. so i am really confused
[02:36] <jals> linux, sorry i wasn't specific, the dvds won't play when i try to open them
[02:36] <jals> "VLC is unable to open the MRL 'dvd:///media/cdrom0'. Check the log for details."
[02:36] <wizzo50> /dev/sda1             233G   26G  208G  11% /host
[02:36] <wizzo50>  that has Windows on it
[02:36] <linux> mib_600z7e: Why do you assume grub is messed up?  What's the symptom?
[02:36] <wizzo50> and is C Drive
[02:36] <Diyer> i have a problem with audacity 1.3.7 and ubuntu 9.04.
[02:37] <cabrey> gabriel__, do you have the source tarball?
[02:37] <linux> jals: did you add medibuntu and dvdcss?
[02:37] <cabrey> wizzo50, ok, so issue resolved?
[02:37] <wizzo50> Then why can't I read it in Ubuntu?
[02:37] <jals> linux, i think so, just followed the ubuntu guide on how to do that
[02:38] <linux> jals: are the DVD-RW or something?
[02:38] <gabriel__> I download gspca drivers and a program called Easygpsca
[02:38] <Diyer> i have a problem with audacity 1.3.7 and ubuntu 9.04.
[02:38] <jabon>  /j #ubuntu-es
[02:38] <jals> linxe, it is a dvd-rw drive...
[02:38] <wizzo50> Cabrey, our question is resolved but my question isn't?
[02:38] <wizzo50> Cabrey, Your question is resolved but my question isn't?
[02:38] <jals> linux,
[02:39] <ims> Xubuntu Jaunty, How to hide "Games" in "Applications" menu w/o actually uninstalling?
[02:39] <cabrey> wizzo50, i never had a question, you wanted your C: drive mounted & it is
[02:40] <Diyer> i have a problem with audacity 1.3.7 and ubuntu 9.04.
[02:40] <linux> jals: can you browse the contents of the DVD?
[02:40] <jals> yeah
[02:41] <gabriel__> cabrey,  I download gspca drivers and a program called Easygpsca
[02:41] <Diyer> i have a problem with audacity 1.3.7 and ubuntu 9.04.
[02:41] <chotes> when creating the swap partition what do i set the mount point as
[02:41] <DrLite> How do I adjust the volume balance?
[02:41] <wizzo50> Cabrey, then how comes I can't read the files in the Home Folder that was on my C: Drive? All I can see is my D: files
[02:41] <bishop> joining
[02:41] <mezquitale> !nvidia
[02:42] <chotes> what do i set my mount point as in my partition
[02:42] <zefyr> anyone know why new ubuntu 9.1 alpha2s Grub doesnt detect win7
[02:42] <cabrey> wizzo50, look in /host
[02:42] <linux> mib_600z7e: Did you see my PM?
[02:42] <linux> jals: is this data or like a movie or something?
[02:42] <ytoox> I am trying to share a folder with mac osx but mac can't find my folder shared over the wireless network. can you help me?
[02:43] <jals> linux, arrested development, so a tv show
[02:43] <DrLite> How do I change the volume balance
[02:43] <wizzo50> Cabrey, Host where?
[02:44] <Diyer> dose some one know how to fix problem with adacity 1.3.7 in ubuntu 9.04
[02:44] <Tetracomm> DrLite: Double click the volume control icon in the tray.
[02:44] <ims> DrLite, volume balance of what?
[02:44] <cabrey> wizzo50, / is the root of your drive, /host is one folder underneath the /
[02:44] <jals> ok following some instructions now, see where this goes
[02:44] <linux> jals: do you know what the device name is, like /dev/sr0 or someting
[02:44] <DrLite> ims: Speakers, left/right
[02:45] <mezquitale> anyone been able to configure nVIDIA cards in jaunty?  I just installed jaunty and I am unable to install the nVIDIA drivers using  "Hardware Drivers"
[02:45] <DrLite> Ok, have the mixer up.
[02:45] <Tetracomm> and then click on the thing resembling a chain link to enable you to adjust the balance.
[02:45] <jals> linux, /dev/scd0 it seems
[02:45] <wizzo50> Oh, so that is called / Host all this time. That ____! Not you! Myself! LOL
[02:45] <Rotonen> jaunty - ubuntu-server kernel, r8111/r8168b card, loads r8169 per default as the driver, eth0 does not exist (i have also tried almost every driver revision from realtek so far)
[02:45] <Diyer> were can i get help with audacity 1.3.7
[02:45] <DrLite> Thank you.
[02:45] <wizzo50> I didn't know that
[02:45] <Tetracomm> You're welcome. :)
[02:45] <Rotonen> seems to be a problem with the pci-e stack of the kernel so i guess this goes higher than the distro help
[02:46] <mezquitale> Diyer, you might find someone in #alsa if youre lucky
[02:46] <ims> DrLite,you solved your problem?
[02:46] <linux> jals: make sure /dev/sdc0 is set as the default source for VLC DVD
[02:46] <Diyer> thanks
[02:46] <wizzo50> Thanks!
[02:46] <gabriel__> mezquitale, go to Synaptic Package Manager and search for nvidia-180 and the files related to that and install them from there
[02:47] <DrLite> Yes, IMS.
[02:47] <DrLite> Thank you so much.
[02:47] <cid> ciao a tutti
[02:47] <linux> mib_600z7e: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/rock-65/i-keep-getting-grub-error-18-583205/
[02:47] <ims> DrLite, ok.
[02:48] <mezquitale> gabriel,  but which files do I want?  I thought all I needed was nvidia-glx?  I have a GeForce6100
[02:48] <coz_> cid,   ciao
[02:49] <mezquitale> gabriel__,   but which files do I want?  I thought all I needed was nvidia-glx?  I have a GeForce6100
[02:49] <wolf23> help me please! how can i know my memory on ubuntu?
[02:49] <Unpredictable> cabrey: u still around
[02:49] <ims> wolf23,system monitor
[02:49] <bishop> leaving
[02:49] <gabriel__> mezquitale, you also need nvidia177-modaliases, nvidia-glx177
[02:50] <Unpredictable> Man linux can be retarted :(
[02:50] <Unpredictable> How hard can it be to install graphics drivers
[02:50] <scoates2> I can't get my new IP's interface to come up properly: $ sudo arping -I eth0:0 64.n.n.n \\ WARNING: interface is ignored: No such device
[02:50] <scoates2> any idea?
[02:50] <gabriel__> mezquitale,after you download those files you have to go to Hardware drivers and select those files from there, the 177 ones and reboot
[02:51] <linux> mib_600z7e: ????
[02:52] <cabrey> Unpredictable, yes i'm here
[02:52] <wolf23> ims,  thanx , i got: hardware: 1.9gb, is it mean 1gb or 2 gb?
[02:52] <scoates2> actually, nm. arping only works with non-aliased devices
[02:52] <scoates2> thanks anyway
[02:52] <linux> wolf23: 2
[02:52] <Unpredictable> cabrey: Well after installing 173 recommended drivers from hardware, I couldn't get past a resolution of 640x480. I tried installing 173 straight from nvidia and it installed fine, after I rebooted my monitor said Out of Range. I then tried to proceed to fix graphics card to enable default drivers. All I got was blank screen. So here I am fresh format :(
[02:52] <wolf23> linux,  2 gb?
[02:52] <wizzo50> How or where do you register with NickServ?
[02:53] <sebsebseb> wizzo50: ask in #freenode
[02:53] <gabriel__> If you have a Geforce 6100 and up you should use the 177 drivers
[02:54] <Unpredictable> grabriel__: I have old geforce 5500 fx in this old pc
[02:55] <gabriel__> that one card is very tricky on Ubuntu, I had a geforce fx 5200 on another computer and never got it to work with the drivers
[02:55] <sebsebseb> Unpredictable: I think  the xorg in 9.04 still lacks support for certain older cards, also  not sure if this applys to you or not, but
[02:55] <sebsebseb> !intel | Unpredictable
[02:55] <Unpredictable> huh, well how much faster is the 5500 than the radeon 7000. I can go back to that card. it just seemed too slow.
[02:55] <debclair> hi everyone!! Does anybody know if Java's Translucent Window is supported under Linux (GNOME)?
[02:56] <d_inevitable> hey every1, my external hard drives no longer get mounted properly. When i double click them i get "Cannot mount volume. You not priviliedged to mount the volume..."
[02:56] <gabriel__> Unpredictable, what is the speed of the processor?
[02:57] <Unpredictable> gabriel__: this dedicated linux machine I call it is a 2.8ghz p4 its old I know
[02:57] <straight77> My system is very slow under Windows but perfect with Ubuntu - what could that be?
[02:57] <mrroboto_> Greetings all.  I'm having some issues with my wireless.  I think I need a different driver, but I'm a bit lost with it.
[02:58] <exodus_ms> Anyone using "synfigstudio" Just installed it through synaptic on ubuntu 9.04 64bit. Starting at the terminal renders a segmentation fault, any advice?
[03:00] <tswicegood> hello - I'm running into problems compiling node.js (in particular, the V8 VM dependency).  It fails with the following error: http://pastie.org/514612  Anyone have any ideas what might be causing the problem?
[03:00] <gabriel__> Unpredictable> there is a program called Envyng that can help you install the drivers, you can find it in Synaptic Package Manager
[03:01] <pahom> hi all
[03:01] <Unpredictable> gabriel: but which drivers would that be? Ive tried recommended, Ive tried manual.
[03:01] <Loganhoup> Excuse me, I'm having trouble getting sound to work on my system I'm  getting null output as my sink. In banshee it claims to play it but I can't hear it. Checking alsamixer shows no channels are muted. Any help is appreciated thanks.
[03:01] <kholby> Hey guys, I've got something wierd going on with my volume up/down/mute shortcut keys.  They'll show the HUD but not change the volume.
[03:02] <iceblock> anyone here running linux?
[03:02] <gabriel__> have u tried with the 96 ones?
[03:02] <d_inevitable> does anyone have ideas why my external harddrives no longer get mounted? i get a different error message everytime i try to double click the drive from computer:/// in nautilus
[03:03] <d_inevitable> right now its saying something about line 19 in /etc/fstab
[03:04] <mezquitale> gabriel__, I think you mean 173, I cant find 177 in jaunty
[03:04] <linux> is there an ext4fs repair tool?
[03:04] <gabriel__> I have 177 in jaunty and 180
[03:04] <sebsebseb> Unpredictable: Ubuntu 8.10  may work better
[03:05] <gabriel__> look for them in Synaptic package Manager
[03:05] <mezquitale> gabriel__, GeForce 6100 though
[03:05] <kholby> Anybody had any similar problems with volume buttons?
[03:06] <mezquitale> gabriel__, im going to reboot see if that helps any
[03:06] <gabriel__> the 177 drivers worked for the Geforce 1050 I had
[03:06] <dingleberry> are there any good ways to make my intel extreme2 graphics card run in ubuntu?
[03:06] <mezquitale> gabriel__,  you have a newer video card plus I cant even install the 177 drivers on my distro, imagine that LoL  let me reboot, BRB
[03:07] <gabriel__> the 177 work for the Geforce 6150LE I have installed on my machine
[03:07] <jmburgess> dingleberry: do they not work at all?
[03:08] <gabriel__> Which version of Ubuntu do u have installed, mezquitale?
[03:08] <dingleberry> jmburgess, it works, just very choppy switching desktops, and cant play videos in full screen
[03:08] <dingleberry> sorry I mean run well jmburgess
[03:08] <dingleberry> meant*
[03:11] <linux> Night wizzo50 , night all
[03:11]  * mdg waves good night
[03:12] <rexha> hi all :D
[03:12] <jmburgess> dingleberry: hmmmmmm i googled around a bit it doesn't look good jaunty really screwed up intel drivers, have you googled around?
[03:13] <boss_mc> !intel | dingleberry
[03:13] <mattgyver> In Thunderbird 2.0 i cannot read the text in the new message popup window, it appears the same color as the background.  Does anyone know how to fix this?
[03:13] <Loganhoup> Excuse me, I'm having trouble getting sound to work on my system I'm  getting null output as my sink. In banshee it claims to play it but I can't hear it. Checking alsamixer shows no channels are muted. Any help is appreciated thanks. I have a toshiba satellite m45-s165 with an ATI chipset.
[03:13] <dingleberry> yes jmburgess i treied those things and it did not work
[03:13] <rexha> why my Visual Effects are not working in jaunty ???
[03:13] <dingleberry> i tried that bs boss_mc
[03:13] <jmburgess> rexha: what graphics card do you have?
[03:13] <rexha> 00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Mobile PM965/GM965/GL960 Memory Controller Hub (rev
[03:14] <jmburgess> !intel | rexha
[03:14] <gabriel__> Good night
[03:14] <rexha> ok im taking a look
[03:14] <dingleberry> jmburgess, I tried that
[03:14] <mrroboto_> Can anyone give me a hand changing/updating my wireless driver in 9.04?  Its working but very poorly, and it doesnt show up if I "lspci | grep net"
[03:15] <rexha> jmburgess: The tutorial in ubuntuforums, i followed the step A and B before, but its not working ?
[03:16] <boss_mc> dingleberry: did you go for bleeding edge?
[03:16] <boss_mc> dingleberry: with UXA?
[03:17] <dingleberry> boss_mc, I just tried the simple one, i dont care about 3d just better video performance
[03:17] <mark____> is it possible to make one application use a different route than the rest of the system?
[03:18] <wolfwalker> I'm running Ubuntu 9.04, standard QT Jack control interface.  Jack runs fine........ until I open Firefox.  Audacity is recording from mic and everything, no problems.  But when I launch a web browser Jack gets xruns all over the place.
[03:18] <boss_mc> dingleberry: it sounds like (from googling) that the kernel is to blame mostly, try upgrading to 2.6.30 (it's finished now, but probably won't appear in jaunty, you'll have to wait for karmic for an official version)
[03:18] <wolfwalker> How do I keep this from happening and how do I get jack back to normal if it does happen (without rebooting the whole computer)?
[03:18] <rexha> jmbrurgess: Do you think reverting drivers from Intrepid creates problems ???
[03:18] <dingleberry> how do i upgrade boss_mc
[03:19] <dingleberry> or do i compile it manually?
[03:19] <jmburgess> rexha: not sure, what fails after part b
[03:19] <squarebracket> how do i use cmake?
[03:19] <rexha> jmburgess: i completed it with no errors but it isnt working
[03:19] <boss_mc> dingleberry: the  ubuntuforums link from ubottu has instructions (bleeding edge), be warned, undoing that series of moves is a PITA
[03:20] <Dextl> I recently reinstalled ubuntu after accidentally deleting some files that I shouldn't have.  Now I haven't been able to get Pandora.com to load or operate correctly.  I have flash and I've tried opening the page in both Firefox and Opera.  I would appreciate any help or ideas anyone can come up with.
[03:20] <dingleberry> well i guess I can just deal with this until my new video card comes boss_mc thanks though
[03:21] <boss_mc> squarebracket: to do what? build a package?
[03:21] <squarebracket> boss_mc, yeah. i keep a getting a no LIBRARY DESTINATION error
[03:22] <jmburgess> rexha: hmmm im not sure that should work I don't have the intel drivers so I haven't had to do it myself, does anyone else know?
[03:22] <rexha> jmburgess: im asking in ubuntuforums now if someone have tested Intrepid drivers on Jaunty
[03:23] <jeeves> Flannel, are you in here tonight?
[03:23] <rsr> hi
[03:24] <rsr> im running ubuntu
[03:24] <rsr> 64 bits version.... spring game halts
[03:24] <rsr> is there a way I could run it on a window for debugging?
[03:24] <nitrohax> anyone else having a problem trying to get bluetooth devices to work with 9.04?
[03:25] <rsr> my bluetooth works out of the box, is it a ntebook or a desktop?
[03:25] <Kaner1> hey guys, i am getting extremely low sound out of my headphones and no sound from the built in speakers, any help?
[03:26] <squarebracket> boss_mc, i got it
[03:26] <boss_mc> squarebracket: good, I had no idea :)
[03:26] <digerati> i want to DNAT port 443 out one of my two interfaces, but my iptable isnt working :( any help?
[03:26] <nitrohax> notebook. kepp having connection errors with the apple wireless keyboard
[03:26] <rsr> you can open volume control and see if all knows are all the way up
[03:27] <rsr> *knobs
[03:27] <Kaner1> all bars are maxed
[03:27] <nitrohax> and the BT mouse says it's paired, but the mouse it's self doesn't pick it up
[03:27] <Dextl1> I recently reinstalled ubuntu after accidentally deleting some files that I shouldn't have.  Now I haven't been able to get Pandora.com to load or operate correctly.  I have flash and I've tried opening the page in both Firefox and Opera.  I would appreciate any help or ideas anyone can come up with.
[03:27] <nitrohax> make sure that you go in to the prefs and turn up all of them. mainly the center vol. slider
[03:29] <nitrohax> dextl> try installing java again and make sure that firefox has it updated
[03:30] <Kaner1> nitrohax, yep i missed a slider, thx alot, now on to my major problem, my max res is 800x600 and i dont kno how to get it to the normal 1024x768
[03:30] <nitrohax> kaner> did you ust install?
[03:30] <nitrohax> just install i ment
[03:30] <Dextl1> nitrohax: allright, ill try that
[03:30] <Kaner1> nitrohax, yes
[03:30] <nitrohax> daext> np have a good night. come back if it doesn't work i'll see what else i can do for you
[03:31] <nitrohax> kaner> did it ask you to install drivers?
[03:31] <Kaner1> no it didnt
[03:31] <delphinus> hello all
[03:31] <nitrohax> ok one sec
[03:31] <delphinus> I just installed
[03:32] <Kaner1> i have the via chipset but it didnt seem to install any restricted drivers and my xorg.conf isnt configured for via
[03:32] <frenchy> could someone tell me what package contains mp3 support for rythmbox
[03:32] <delphinus> i just installed 9.04
[03:32] <delphinus> it rocks
[03:32] <nitrohax> kaner> goto system>administration>hardware drivers. i'm sure there is someting there for your graphics
[03:32] <dtchen> frenchy: a number of GSt plugin packages do
[03:32] <xangua> frenchy: if you use gnome: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[03:32] <Kaner1> nitrohax, theres nothing
[03:32] <nitrohax> frenchy> that shoujld already be installed
[03:33] <nitrohax> kaner> try doing all the updates
[03:33] <Kaner1> nitrohax, i did
[03:33] <frenchy> nitrohax im using a livecd
[03:33] <dtchen> frenchy: e.g., gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg, gstreamer0.10-fluendo-mp3, gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly
[03:33] <delphinus> I permantly installed to the hard drive
[03:33] <nitrohax> the live cd shoujld have all that on there. what are you trying to use rythmbox for
[03:34] <nitrohax> kaner> try to d/l the restricted extras, and see if that brings soem of them up
[03:34] <Mike_lifeguard> I can't use backspace in screen -- is that normal?
[03:34] <nitrohax> mike> what screen?
[03:34] <delphinus> the chat screen?
[03:34] <frenchy> oh i feel stupid, i guess the live cd doesnt enable the same repositories as an install
[03:34] <Kaner1> nitrohax, there are no restricted extras listed tho
[03:35] <Mike_lifeguard> nitrohax, delphinus: no... screen as in 'man screen' or 'screen -list' etc? the program called 'screen'.
[03:35] <nitrohax> goto applications> add/remove and search for restricted extras there. it's going to be a d/l
[03:35] <nitrohax> i'm not sure mike, don't think i have used that before
[03:36] <Mike_lifeguard> I remember there was some silly obscure thing to make it not whinge about the license on startup... seems possible they'd mess that up too :P
[03:36] <rameshwor> what things should i setup  for my ubuntu to be accessed from other cmputers from SSH ?
[03:36] <nitrohax> mike> try to fourms on that one. seems lieka simple terminal fix
[03:37] <nitrohax> rames> another computer for starters. LOL
[03:37] <Kaner1> nitrohax, gotcha, this would be ubuntu restricted extras not kubuntu or xubuntu correct
[03:37] <nitrohax> are you using kbuntu or xbuntu?
[03:37] <Kaner1> nitrohax, dumb question, no lol
[03:38] <rameshwor> nitrohax: me ?
[03:38] <nitrohax> ok, then the normal ubuntu. then see if that brings the drivers up.
[03:38] <nitrohax> rames> it was more of a joke. are you tyring to set up remote connection to it?
[03:38] <nitrohax> hey all brb phone
[03:39] <rameshwor> nitrohax: yes.. i want to access remotely..
[03:40] <delphinus> Well Im glad your all hear ... I'm new to ubuntu and I love it... however if I have any problems I'll be back or maybe just hang out to see whats on everyones mind
[03:40] <NetLarIrvine> Is it possible to set up a triple boot system?
[03:41] <rameshwor> NetLarIrvine: WITH WHAT ?YES OF COURE..
[03:41] <Mike_lifeguard> NetLarIrvine: yes
[03:41] <nitro_phone> net> yes
[03:41] <NetLarIrvine> I want to set up Windows, Ubuntu and FreeBSD
[03:41] <nitro_phone> sorry all still on the phone
[03:41] <handburger> I triple boot OS X, WIndows, and Ubuntu
[03:41] <nitro_phone> net> virtual box?
[03:41] <NetLarIrvine> Nope
[03:41] <nitro_phone> shoujld try t
[03:41] <nitro_phone> it
[03:41] <Mike_lifeguard> nitro_phone: This is IRC; please read http://sackheads.org/~bnaylor/spew/away_msgs.html and keep the noise to a minimum.
[03:42] <NetLarIrvine> I want a dedicated partition
[03:42] <racecar56> why is gparted doing a sector resize? it's taking ages
[03:42] <Mike_lifeguard> presumably because you told it to :P
[03:42] <myself> what's a good torrent client that can queue downloads (I can't do this with Transmission, unless someone knows how) besides Ktorrent (Ktorrent has a problem with one of the trackers i'm on so I can't really use it)
[03:42] <fuzzybunny69y> hey everyone I am using Ubuntu the Jaunty release and for some reason in Vim whenever I press the arrow keys ABCD gets displayed instead of moving around the document. Does anyone know what I could do to correct this?
[03:42] <racecar56> i did?
[03:42] <Mike_lifeguard> and yes, such operations can be very slow
[03:43] <boss_mc> !torrent | myself
[03:43] <Mike_lifeguard> racecar56: well, it's not sentient, so yes :)
[03:43] <myself> well i had a bit of a specific question, i'm wondering if someoen can recommend me one :)
[03:43] <Mike_lifeguard> racecar56: maybe you didn't mean to, but it doesn't do random operations just for fun
[03:43] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: well how do i make it do a fast resize...
[03:43] <Mike_lifeguard> !ask | myself
[03:43] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: next time
[03:43] <odinsbane> Is there a way to control fan speed?
[03:43] <rameshwor> fuzzybunny69y: yes.. arrow doesn' twork i guess. you have other keys to move  ..
[03:44] <Mike_lifeguard> racecar56: afaik, the only way to make partition resizing faster is to not have data that needs to be moved
[03:44] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: it dosen't :P
[03:44] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: it's a clean ext3 partition
[03:44] <boss_mc> myself, I would recommend deluge
[03:44] <Mike_lifeguard> ah, fun
[03:44] <rameshwor> fuzzybunny69y: N   H   I // somethig like that..just check out vi .. in google..
[03:44] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: :( and i have ide D:
[03:45] <Mike_lifeguard> racecar56: remind me exactly what gparted is doing?
[03:45] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: this is an old comp, it's resizing a ext3 partition to 112.15 gb i think
[03:45] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: is a amd sempron a bad proocessor?
[03:45] <Mike_lifeguard> racecar56: but there's data in that filesystem?
[03:45] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: no dat
[03:45] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: *data
[03:45] <Mike_lifeguard> huh
[03:46] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: it's 100% blank
[03:46] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: suppose my processor is slow?
[03:46] <Mike_lifeguard> shouldn't take too long then... how big is the difference in size (before/after)?
[03:46] <Mike_lifeguard> and yes, cpu could make it slow
[03:46] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: amd sempron is cpy
[03:46] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: amd sempron is cpu
[03:46] <Mike_lifeguard> normally such operations are IO-bound, I thought
[03:47] <StephenZ> Ugh, we're discussing CPUs again. :D I had a rough problem with those earlier that you lot managed to help me out with.
[03:47] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: 119.99 gib before and 112.15 gib after I THINK
[03:47] <Mike_lifeguard> nah, shouldn't take too long
[03:47] <disappearedng> Hey I am trying to configure my computer so that i always asks for the same ip addresses. how do I findout what's my Netmask and gateway right now?
[03:47] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: 54 minutes remaining
[03:47] <rameshwor> i get hda1,hda2..... upto hda7 ....... so my haraddrive has 7 paritition s??  ( c: and d: ) and  swap and ubuntu /  i knwo but what are other s?
[03:47] <Mike_lifeguard> oh my
[03:47] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: copying a bazillion sectors
[03:48] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: 235196401 sectors
[03:48] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: O_o
[03:48] <Mike_lifeguard> racecar56: well, that seems abnormally slow, but you should not stop the operation - could damage things quite badly
[03:48] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: i have learned that already
[03:48] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: sadly
[03:48] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: the hard way
[03:48] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: :(
[03:48] <FloodBot1> racecar56: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:48] <Mike_lifeguard> racecar56: I think there must be data there -- otherwise it wouldn't be copying anything. Still, an hour isn't that long - I wouldn't worry too much about it.
[03:49] <TheDJACR> Anyone interested in seeding an LXDE Ubuntu 9.04 Torrent?
[03:49] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: the heck idk why its taking long
[03:49] <racecar56> TheDJACR: i might be able to remaster
[03:49] <StephenZ> TheDJACR: LXDE?
[03:49] <racecar56> TheDJACR: i on the other hand have a terrible connection :(
[03:49] <racecar56> TheDJACR: i'd do it if i could
[03:49] <TheDJACR> racecar56: I have made it, I just need to upload to tracker.
[03:50] <TheDJACR> OK, no problem.
[03:50] <Mike_lifeguard> racecar56: like I said, it must be moving data -- resizing empty partitions should be fast
[03:50] <TheDJACR> !lxde  | StephenZ
[03:50] <TheDJACR> !LXDE
[03:50] <TheDJACR> Oh my
[03:50] <rameshwor>  i get hda1,hda2..... upto hda7 ....... so my haraddrive has 7 paritition s??  ( c: and d: ) and  swap and ubuntu /  i know but what are others?
[03:50] <TheDJACR> Google is your friend/
[03:50] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: maybe my cpu is *TERRIBLE* but then again it actually did a fast one once :O
[03:50] <Kaner1> hey guys, can anybody help me, my max res is only 800x600
[03:50] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: Windows normally has one sort of hidden partition for it's evil magick :P
[03:51] <racecar56> Mike_lifeguard: lol
[03:51] <digisapien> alright,.............first time caller,........
[03:51] <cattellar> I installed the opensource creative soundblaster fxi driver , and it works but the sounds is of very bad quality, any idea what could be?
[03:51] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard: ok it makes total 5 and others ?
[03:51] <digisapien> just got Xubuntu installed on ps3,.......working out alld a bugs
[03:51] <racecar56> digisapien: kool
[03:52] <racecar56> i dont like xfce
[03:52] <digisapien> is there a way to Pause,......synaptic package manager's download
[03:52] <racecar56> digisapien: maybe if you ran it from the command prompt press CTRL+Z in the terminal and it would pause it
[03:52] <racecar56> digisapien: fg to continue
[03:52] <cattellar> digisapien, I think if you close it you won't lose your download progres
[03:53] <racecar56> digisapien: or even better bg and it continues with the shell still being availible
[03:53] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: so, 3 for windows plus 2 for ubuntu = 5 ... but you also have 2 extended partitions (since you can only have 4 logical partitions per drive)
[03:53] <Mike_lifeguard> (I think)
[03:53] <digisapien> damn,........yall sum ubuntu/linux lovers arent ya,..........im trying to become one,........really hard,......all the fuggin terminal commands..
[03:54] <racecar56> digisapien: ive almost been using ubuntu for a year
[03:54] <digisapien> although this ubuntu on big flat screen in high definition really makes it ez to want to learn more
[03:54] <racecar56> digisapien: it's my FAVE
[03:54] <cattellar> digisapien, it's not that hard, it fun actually
[03:54] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard: ok. .leave it. i don't know about logical n extended ones....anyway i found one more  partition .lol
[03:54] <Mike_lifeguard> digisapien: don't worry, you'll learn. I was overwhelmed early on too (still am sometimes)
[03:54] <racecar56> cattellar: agreed
[03:54] <digisapien> ya know  race:    ive still got vista in its box in my room    collecting dust
[03:54] <Mike_lifeguard> hehe, lucky you, rameshwor :)
[03:54] <racecar56> cattellar: i mess with old ubuntu versions sometimes :P
[03:54] <StephenZ> I'm at about a year and a half, and I still occasionally hose my permissions.
[03:54] <racecar56> digisapien: good :D
[03:55] <cattellar> racecar56,  I prefer messing with other distros instead
[03:55] <Mike_lifeguard> digisapien: "early on" being.. about a month ago :D
[03:55] <digisapien> Although     i still use XP
[03:55] <digisapien> on a dual boot
[03:55] <StephenZ> Just don't be lazy about backing up your data, and don't be afraid to reinstall.
[03:55] <myself> does anyone know if there is a way to queue downloads with Transmission, the bittorrent client that comes default with Ubuntu?
[03:55] <cattellar> I've been on linux for 3 years or so
[03:55] <racecar56> cattellar: i only usually use debian-like
[03:55] <StephenZ> None that I'm aware of, myself.
[03:55] <Mike_lifeguard> myself: what do you mean by "queue"
[03:55] <StephenZ> Better to just run uTorrent in WINE.
[03:55] <Mike_lifeguard> +?
[03:55] <racecar56> cattellar: BUT ive used linux scince around 2006 or something
[03:55] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard: i'm going to download openssh 5.2   from www.icewalkers.com    it says bsd type or waht.. so will it run on xubuntu ??
[03:55] <Joeseph> Is there a way I can see a schedule for upcoming meetings planned on the #ubuntu-meeting channel?
[03:55] <myself> have one file download, then another, then another, not all at once
[03:55] <racecar56> cattellar: but i abandoned it shortly afterwards
[03:55] <digisapien> actually   when i noticed there was a built in chat client !!!!    KINDA BROUGHT MY SPIRITS UP.........
[03:56] <racecar56> cattellar: xandros linux 3, still got the disk
[03:56] <cattellar> racecar56, yeah that's my same case ... I used mandriva and slackware for a bit then went back to windows
[03:56] <racecar56> cattellar: installed it on this very comp im using to chat with you NOW
[03:56]  * StephenZ dances a little.
[03:56] <StephenZ> Ibis LiveCD is burned.
[03:56] <digisapien> was a lil  disapointed with ubuntu on ps3,    sony locks over half the system from use
[03:56] <cattellar> racecar56, then I got in love with linux when I installed ubuntu 7.04
[03:56] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: you mean you're using apt-get/Synaptic, or downloading + installing manually?
[03:56] <racecar56> cattellar: but i was a NOOOOOOOOOB with it
[03:56] <boss_mc> myself: deluge and vuze (azureus) will do that for you...
[03:56] <racecar56> cattellar: i fell in love with ubuntu 8.04.0
[03:56] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard: manually...
[03:56] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: oh, you said you're downloading it... you can get that package from apt-get easier
[03:56] <racecar56> cattellar: around june-july 2008
[03:57] <digisapien> im using Jaunty   whatever the hell version that is
[03:57] <boss_mc> myself set them to 1 download at a time and then set up the queue
[03:57] <racecar56> cattellar: not on this comp though, this comp was dead
[03:57] <racecar56> cattellar: but i fixed it, i'm good at fixing comps
[03:57] <StephenZ> I still haven't the first idea how to download and install things manually.
[03:57] <racecar56> cattellar: =D
[03:57] <myself> you mean using those other clients?
[03:57] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard: i don't get any option for ubuntu or debian.. so little confused if it will work or not ?
[03:57] <cattellar> racecar56, yeah I like fixing
[03:57] <boss_mc> myself: yeah
[03:57] <StephenZ> I mean, unzipping a tarball to the proper directory I can do with instructions, but buh.
[03:57] <StephenZ> .deb ftw.
[03:57] <racecar56> cattellar: i have a *bunch* of old hard drives too
[03:57] <NetLarIrvine> How is Ubuntu with wireless USB ?
[03:57] <disappearedng> Can someone help me out with setting up a static IP ?
[03:57] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard:  http://www.icewalkers.com/Linux/Software/510930/OpenSSH.html
[03:57] <myself> why the hell is there not a way to do it in transmission, how stupid is that
[03:57] <digisapien> I Still dont know how to D/L and install manually either
[03:57] <racecar56> StephenZ: ping
[03:57] <StephenZ> Friendly, NetLarIrvine.
[03:57] <StephenZ> racecar56: pong
[03:58] <jasonmchristos> hello i enabled file sharing on my ubuntu desktop . how do i acess it from my ubuntu laptop both jaunty. (it seems it installed samba is nfs better?)
[03:58] <digisapien> samba is the shit
[03:58] <boss_mc> myself: transmission is pretty minimal, I'd have thought you could do it, I just don't know how
[03:58] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: "sudo apt-get install ssh" should do it
[03:58] <jasonmchristos> digisapien: so samba is the way to go?
[03:58] <StephenZ> Transmissions is more than minimal. It's underpowered.
[03:58] <digisapien> much ezier
[03:58] <myself> maybe there is a plugin or something
[03:58] <racecar56> isnt samba used to share stuff for winblows?
[03:58] <NetLarIrvine> I bought a newer one, hope it works
[03:58] <Kaner1> can anyone help me get my max res from 800x600 to 1024x768
[03:58] <digisapien> yep
[03:59] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard:  but i may have to pause the downloads . so .
[03:59] <racecar56> or used to view winblows shares?
[03:59] <digisapien> thats why i like it
[03:59] <disappearedng> How do I find out which gateway am I on?
[03:59] <StephenZ> Kaner1: That sounds like your box is having a hard time recognizing your display.
[03:59] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: it should take like 60s or something -- it's small
[03:59] <rameshwor> disappearedng: i guess ifconfig
[03:59] <digisapien> .......ive got three pc's on my network    2 linux   2 windows    ////dual boot for those counting
[03:59] <jasonmchristos> hello i enabled file sharing on my ubuntu desktop . how do i acess it from my ubuntu laptop both jaunty.
[03:59] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard: what size  ? i get average of 8-10 kb/s  speed
[03:59] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: and if not, you can wget the .deb file which you can install with dpkg once it's complete
[03:59] <StephenZ> jasonmchristos: man samba
[03:59]  * Mike_lifeguard searches for the package size...
[04:00] <Kaner1> stephenz, yeah i know but i have no idea what to do, i know i have the via chipset but my xorg.conf doesnt recognize it
[04:00] <Mike_lifeguard> wait, it's there a way to get ubottu to do that?
[04:00] <Mike_lifeguard> !package ssh
[04:00] <racecar56> rameshwor: talking about network speed? OMG that is even worse than mine...
[04:00] <digisapien> I just figured out the "man"  deal today   myself   helps a lot
[04:00] <Mike_lifeguard> or something :\
[04:00] <Mike_lifeguard> digisapien: learn to love it :D
[04:00] <myself> whts the man deal?
[04:00] <racecar56> rameshwor: mine is like 180 kbs
[04:00] <boss_mc> !info ssh | Mike_lifeguard
[04:00] <StephenZ> Well, then it's further in than I can help with... If the man pages don't help, and there's nothing you can find on Google, someone else here will need to point you to it.
[04:00] <rameshwor> racecar56: yes.. it's worse so   i can't use ubuntu to fullest..
[04:00] <myself> digisapien whats that :)
[04:00] <digisapien> in dos  it was called  "help'"
[04:00] <StephenZ> myself: man is the command to bring up the manual page on the command listed afterwards.
[04:01] <StephenZ> Help is an entirely different command.
[04:01] <PROject-Emerald> is there a way to get the 9.10 kernel on 9.04? and would it be unstable?
[04:01] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: there you go -- 1kb
[04:01] <digisapien> anyone remember "dos"
[04:01] <Dr_Willis> digisapien:  man pages make dos help look.. pathic. :)
[04:01] <digisapien> lol
[04:01] <racecar56> rameshwor: i really should be downloading at a *GIGABYTE* a second
[04:01] <myself> i see
[04:01] <Ghoti> myself: it's short for 'manual'
[04:01] <myself> i understand
[04:01] <myself> that
[04:01] <myself> hehe
[04:01] <FloodBot1> myself: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:01] <racecar56> digisapien: didn't use comps till 2003
[04:01] <cuddlefish> Hello, I get garbage on the screen with a LiveCD
[04:01] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: ...plus dependencies (of which there are 3... but they may well be installed already)
[04:01] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard: where can i find .deb package ?for ssh ?
[04:01] <racecar56> cuddlefish: you have a horriblwe mmonitor like me?
[04:01] <digisapien> eh,...........i once thought i was a fuggin pc guru.........till I hit the linux scene
[04:01] <Ghoti> cuddlefish: wipe it off with a damp lint-free cloth?
[04:01] <jasonmchristos> is there a good visual how to? for ubuntu?
[04:01] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: give apt-get a try, and if that's not ok ask me again
[04:02] <PROject-Emerald> Nobody?
[04:02] <digisapien> Sudo apt-get install
[04:02] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard: ok..  i'll try..
[04:02] <racecar56> good gracious 41 minutes remaining for that stupid resize
[04:02] <StephenZ> PROjext-Emerald: None I'm aware of.
[04:02] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: yes, you can do it - download the files with wget and install with dpkg
[04:02] <cuddlefish> lol no. I mean blueish digital garbage displayed on the screen. The X server exits with code 127
[04:02] <StephenZ> Lifeguard to the rescue.
[04:02] <PROject-Emerald> I don't know which files to download... and is it stable?
[04:02] <Mike_lifeguard> har har
[04:02] <digisapien> ..........although    anyone know how to replace sudo  for permenent permissions
[04:02] <StephenZ> Cuddlefish: Redownload the iso, reburn your LiveCD, and try again.
[04:02] <cuddlefish> dpkg -i packagename.deb
[04:02] <losher> PROject-Emerald: no reason you shouldn't try it, but why? And talk about unsupported...
[04:03] <racecar56> cuddlefish: or better forget burning
[04:03] <digisapien> im tired of Sudo''ng everyfucking thing already
[04:03] <Dr_Willis> !kernel
[04:03] <racecar56> cuddlefish: unetbootin FTW
[04:03] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: yes, 2.6.30 was just released - quite stable... the karmic kernel should be even more stable due to better testing etc
[04:03] <StephenZ> Digisapien: At your own risk... sudo bash
[04:03] <frenzy42> hello
[04:03] <racecar56> digisapien: NO
[04:03] <racecar56> digisapien: dont do sudo bash
[04:03] <racecar56> digisapien: sudo -s
[04:03] <racecar56> digisapien: that will do it
[04:03] <FloodBot1> racecar56: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:03] <PROject-Emerald> Uh, because when I was on Karmic before it crashed and killed my install... everything, and I mean everything, I had a problem with... workedd
[04:03] <digisapien> Sweeet?......lol
[04:03] <racecar56> floodbot'd
[04:03] <StephenZ> Why not? What's wrong with it? If it's making life harder on me, I'd love to know how.
[04:03] <StephenZ> <3
[04:03] <cuddlefish> StephenZ: I integrity-checked the cd
[04:03] <PROject-Emerald> And what's up with all the damned spamming?
[04:03] <cuddlefish> 0 errors
[04:03] <digisapien> that coulda been bad huh?
[04:03] <digisapien> replacing the bash commands
[04:03] <StephenZ> Odd.
[04:03] <cuddlefish> What spam, where?
[04:04] <racecar56> in a can?
[04:04] <cuddlefish> What spam, where? :-D
[04:04] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: k, but do you know that was a kernel error? (and fwiw, the breakage may well have been ubuntu devs' fault)
[04:04] <StephenZ> How is sudo bash bad?
[04:04] <digisapien> Thinking about going through and using an Alias library
[04:04] <digisapien> use me old dos knowledge terms
[04:04] <Mike_lifeguard> stop saying "spam" goddammit :D
[04:04] <racecar56> welll, isn't sudo -s better?
[04:04] <StephenZ> I've never tried it.
[04:04] <losher> No-one's enter key is working tonight I see...
[04:04] <racecar56> sudo -s does the same but i think its more secure
[04:04] <PROject-Emerald> Lifeguard: No... all that happened was the Dell screen loaded, and I got a black screen with a blinking  _
[04:04] <StephenZ> Based on...?
[04:04] <PROject-Emerald> and nothing loaded or no text input worked or anything
[04:04] <digisapien> ...........is that spamming?.......in an ubuntu related chat site?
[04:04] <cuddlefish> So anyone know my problem?
[04:04] <racecar56> idk
[04:05] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: that could be many things... for example a broken GRUB or something
[04:05] <racecar56> gotta go
[04:05] <Dr_Willis> http://ubuntu-tutorials.com/2008/05/09/a-root-shell-on-ubuntu-the-right-way/
[04:05] <StephenZ> sudo bash gives me a root@domain prompt.
[04:05] <Mike_lifeguard> cuddlefish: what's you're problem?
[04:05] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard: to compile .tar.gz..... or tar.bz2. or rpm      i should convert the packages ??
[04:05] <PROject-Emerald> =\ That was the thing... like, all I did was download a few programs like Limewire and stuff
[04:05] <Kaner1> anybody kno how to get ubuntu to recognize my max res as 1024x768 and not 800x600?
[04:05] <Dr_Willis> sudo -s does several things diffrently then 'sudo bash' - do not use 'sudo bash' - it can cause.. odd issues
[04:05] <Ghoti> StephenZ: sudo bash doesn't update your environment though; a misplaced ~ could be disaster.
[04:06] <digisapien> Can you get limewire to run on ubuntu?
[04:06] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: what? just use apt-get or download a .deb package!
[04:06] <Dr_Willis> !frostfire
[04:06] <PROject-Emerald> ...There's a linux native client for Limewire
[04:06] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: building from source is a silly waste of time
[04:06] <Dr_Willis> !limewire
[04:06] <StephenZ> Ghoti: Ahhh, thank you. So what would work better, sudo -s?
[04:06] <frenzy42> i'm having trouble connecting to my wireless card, here is the output of daemon.log when i try to connect. http://pastebin.com/m2f6f486
[04:06] <StephenZ> Or, rather...
[04:06] <losher> I use sudo tcsh all the time (I know, heresy) and it works fine, no special gotchas....
[04:06] <StephenZ> HOW would it work better?
[04:06] <PROject-Emerald> Lifeguard: How do I update to 9.10? And is it a bad idea this early on?
[04:06] <Ghoti> StephenZ: if you insist on not using sudo, then sudo -s to get a superuser shell is the "best" plan.
[04:06] <cuddlefish> Okay, I burned an Ubuntu (BitTorrent downloaded) LiveCD at 1x speed, the MD5's of the image and burned CD match.
[04:06] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: if you need help finding a .deb file, just ask and I can search for you
[04:06] <digisapien> Frostwire,...............    i havent been happy with   doesnt turn as many good hits as its father
[04:07] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: karmic itself isn't released yet
[04:07] <PROject-Emerald> well, the 9.10 alpha
[04:07] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard: i got into ssh ftp link..          ftp://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/OpenSSH/   but couldn't find .deb packages
[04:07] <StephenZ> Ghoti: I don't typically insist on it; gives me another layer of "I have less chance to screw things up with a typo."
[04:07] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: but you can get the kernel from... somewhere (not sure offhand)
[04:07] <PROject-Emerald> Is it a bad idea to upgrade?
[04:07] <digisapien> well ive got to say,...........im glad to find a chat room with linux geeks,..........
[04:07] <Dr_Willis> digisapien:  they use the same identical network and codebase from what i recall.. hits should be identical
[04:07] <bishop> joining
[04:07] <cuddlefish> When I boot, I select English and Try Ubuntu etc etc.
[04:07] <Mike_lifeguard> I wouldn't recommend using anything pre-release unless you /need/ to
[04:08] <PROject-Emerald> =\
[04:08] <StephenZ> Anyhow, I'm off to see if installing Ibis will fix my boot problems.
[04:08] <digisapien> Should be,......thats what my all too geeky freind told me?.......but he does a search   I do a search   and i get more strings
[04:08] <Ghoti> StephenZ: That's one reason that using sudo is safer- if you forget to sudo, you get another chance to think "do I realy want to [insert potentially catastrophic command here]"?
[04:08] <cuddlefish> Ubuntu logo with bouncing bar,
[04:08] <Mike_lifeguard> cuddlefish: please say the nick of the person you're talking to -- otherwise it's very hard to "hear" what you're saying in a room this noisy
[04:08] <Mike_lifeguard> !tab
[04:08]  * StephenZ scowls, remembering chown disasters.
[04:08] <frenzy42> anyone know a solution to my problem
[04:08] <digisapien> ................this is my first time in the chat client?........anyone trick this plain white t shirt of a client out yet?
[04:08] <PROject-Emerald> All I know is that when I was on the 9.10 alpha release, my webcam worked and my mic worked
[04:08] <PROject-Emerald> And on 9.04 they don't
[04:08] <Mike_lifeguard> frenzy42: you have to say what your problem is
[04:09] <edbian> frenzy42: I just got here.  What is your problem?
[04:09] <frenzy42> i'm having trouble connecting to my wireless card, here is the output of daemon.log when i try to connect. http://pastebin.com/m2f6f486
[04:09] <Stephen`Afk> <-
[04:09] <Ghoti> StephenZ: exactly my point.  I also accidentally once typoed a / where a . should have been with an rm -r command, and REALLY bad things could have happened if I was root.
[04:09] <NetLarIrvine> what the hell cannot change the boot sequence, I cannot get into the bios, why wont that work?
[04:09] <frenzy42> i mean my wireless router
[04:09] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: so probably upgrading your kernel will help -- .30 is stable for me and fixes a lot of bugs... should be safe to use
[04:09] <Stephen`Afk> Ghoti: Thank you for the tips. I'll be back down here when I find out if I'm not facing hardware problems.
[04:09] <edbian> NetLarIrvine: Are you sure you're hitting the right buttons?  Are you using a USB keyboard??
[04:09] <PROject-Emerald> Can you walk through installing it?
 Mi It takes a long time lo load
[04:10] <NetLarIrvine> usb keyboard yes
[04:10] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: no reason not to, IMO (it's safe) .. just a matter of finding the files... I forget where to get them, but !kernel will probably point you in the right direction
[04:10] <PROject-Emerald> I'm downloading "Patch-2.6.30" from kernel.com
[04:10] <Ghoti> Stephen`Afk: good luck! :)
[04:10] <PROject-Emerald> !kernel
[04:10] <Stephen`Afk> Ghoti: Thanks! :) I'll let you know how it goes.
[04:10] <Mike_lifeguard> cuddlefish: no, you type the first few letters of my nick, and then hit the tab key (probably near your Q key)
[04:10] <NetLarIrvine> Does not even show on screen with button to hit edbian
[04:10] <digisapien> sense  Feisty Fawn   ive never experienced any problems with ubuntu distros on any of my pc's   laptop er otherwise
[04:10] <cuddlefish> Mike_lifeguard: Then, the bad stuff. End request: I/O error, dev sr0  sector 1303260
[04:10] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard: ftp://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/OpenSSH/         you checked ??
[04:10] <Stephen`Afk> Current version of Ubuntu (Ibis) us 9.04, yeah
[04:10] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: (don't compile your own unless you /really/ know what you're doing... there are compiled ones somewhere)
[04:10] <Stephen`Afk> ?
[04:11] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: I'll look, hold on...
[04:11] <Stephen`Afk> Is, rather.
[04:11] <edbian> NetLarIrvine: Maybe you could look it up online.  Do you know what the name of your bios is?  Also just try common keys like: F1-12, & delete
[04:11] <Mike_lifeguard> cuddlefish: that does sound bad, and way beyond anything I can help you with - sorry
[04:11] <NetLarIrvine> ok thanks
[04:11] <digisapien> ...........well   Has anyone ever GOTTEN DIAL UP to ever fuckin work with ubuntu
[04:11] <digisapien> i havent
[04:11] <edbian> NetLarIrvine: NP
[04:11] <cuddlefish> !swearing
[04:11] <jeeves> Mike_lifeguard, do you have a sec to help me figure out what this means?  http://pastebin.ca/1462926
[04:11] <digisapien> not even with the pppn installer
[04:11] <cuddlefish> !family
[04:12] <losher> cuddlefish: you said the md5 of the burned CD matches. How did you determine the md5 of the burned CD?
[04:12] <PROject-Emerald> FFFFFFFAIL
[04:12] <Mike_lifeguard> jeeves: in a moment, helping someone else right now
[04:12] <frenzy42> anyone?
[04:12] <cuddlefish> Brasero does it automatically, right?
[04:12] <jeeves> Mike_lifeguard, ok, thanks
[04:12] <ctmjr> !ohmy
[04:12] <Ganymede> hello, i have a minor issue i'd like to sort out. leda is the name of my ubuntu computer. i can ping leda.local but i can't ping6 leda.local. the error i get is unknown host. does anyone know how i can enable ipv6 mdns responses? becasue i think that's the problem here
[04:12]  * Stephen`Afk thanks ctmjr
[04:12] <PROject-Emerald> Does anyone know a quick, simple way to upgrade kernels?
[04:12] <edbian> frenzy42: What's your question yo?  (Please start your post with my name)
[04:13] <Dr_Willis> PROject-Emerald:  get a newer relases of the disrto. :)
[04:13] <cuddlefish> Sudo apt-get update, sudo apt-get upgrade linux-kernel
[04:13] <cuddlefish> ???
[04:13] <billybigrigger> PROject-Emerald::: are you still trying to get your webcam working in 9.04?
[04:13] <PROject-Emerald> aha yeah,
[04:13] <PROject-Emerald> im doing the "sudo apt-get upgrade linux-kernel"
[04:13] <billybigrigger> PROject-Emerald::: just use karmic
[04:13] <edbian> cuddlefish: The repos only have the newest kernel.  That won't work.
[04:13] <frenzy42> edbian i'm having trouble connecting to my wireless router, here is the output of daemon.log when i try to connect. http://pastebin.com/m2f6f486
[04:13] <n00dle> Question: I'm troubleshooting Hibernate/Resume on my U8.04... it broke when I hibernated, booted my U7.04 partition (I told it noswap, but it clobbered my swap anyway) and now my U8.04 acts like it's writing to swap, but on resume, it just boots as if shut down.
[04:13] <RedSocrates> PROject-Emerald, you could always try the mainline kernel builds: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelMainlineBuilds
[04:13] <digisapien> what is it with this hatred toward cussing all the sudden..........its like the world has got to be politically correct all the fuckin time
[04:14] <billybigrigger> PROject-Emerald::: its easier to just use 9.10 than try and screw around compiling your own kernel for a webcam
[04:14] <cuddlefish> This is a family friendly channel.
[04:14] <jon5001> help!  touchpad scrolling suddenly stopped working.  using Intrepid, recently upgraded.  was working fine up to recently!
[04:14] <cuddlefish> I, for one, am 12.
[04:14] <n00dle> Question part 2: So, how do I tell it there's an image to resume in swap?
[04:14] <PROject-Emerald> "Hey kids! Let's gather 'round the Ubuntu support channel!"
[04:14] <PROject-Emerald> Anyways
[04:14] <digisapien> ............lol
[04:14] <digisapien> lol
[04:14] <digisapien> the hell with family game night
[04:14] <Dr_Willis> !ohmy
[04:14] <digisapien> theres ubuntu irc on
[04:14] <PROject-Emerald> I'm new to linux and I'm trying to stay away from alpha releases of stuff I don't know about
[04:15] <losher> cuddlefish: not sure if Brasero checks the burned CD, as opposed to the image. Did you ask it for verification?
[04:15] <edbian> frenzy42: Your router is a DHCP server as well?  (BTW why is your wifi "eth0" ??  it should be wlan0
[04:15] <edbian> )
[04:15] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/all/ssh/download look there
[04:15] <PROject-Emerald> lol'd, Digi
[04:15] <billybigrigger> PROject-Emerald::: well then wait until october when 9.10 is released
[04:15] <digisapien> by the by   ubottu      that name is clever No?
[04:15] <Kaner1> can anyone help me get my max res to 1024x768?
[04:15] <cuddlefish> It said "Checking disk for errors"
[04:15] <ctmjr> !lol
[04:15] <boss_mc> !bot | digisapien
[04:15] <PROject-Emerald> -_- I'm currently in need of posting my nudes on 4chan, so I need my cam
[04:15] <digisapien> lol
[04:16] <scoates_> #courier is silent. I can't get my imap clients to play nicely. Nothing but the connection message in the logs. Any ideas?
[04:16] <billybigrigger> PROject-Emerald::: good luck with that
[04:16] <losher> cuddlefish: please use my name when you're talking to me, as I tend to miss stuff otherwise.
[04:16] <Mike_lifeguard> jeeves: what was your question?
[04:16] <frenzy42> edbian, i think it's DHCP, and it's eth0 because the card is internal, it's always been like that.
[04:16] <Jess^> hey, did they change something so C+A+BkSp doesn't restart X anymore?
[04:16] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard: if you got finished with then plase send in pm.
[04:16] <Jess^> and if so, how do i get it back?
[04:16] <Dr_Willis> Jess^:  yes.
[04:16] <billybigrigger> scoates_::: need more info
[04:16] <Mike_lifeguard> !dontzap | Jess^
[04:16] <boss_mc> !dontzap | Jess^
[04:16] <edbian> frenzy42: What do you mean by: the card is internal??
[04:16]  * Mike_lifeguard beats boss_mc :P
[04:16] <bishop> back later
[04:16] <Jess^> Dr_Willis: ty. fyi, alt sysrq k doesn't work on my system
[04:16] <digisapien> ...........this chat is very pretentious     and its not even the real* ppl making it that way
[04:16] <tyler_d1> looking for someone that knows how to a. managed drive flags from an ash prompt (initramfs) and b. knows management options for mdadm?
[04:16]  * boss_mc has sad face...
[04:16] <scoates_> billybigrigger: yeah.. me too )-: Is there a way for me to step up the verbosity of courier's logging?
[04:17] <Mike_lifeguard> mwahaha
[04:17] <losher> cuddlefish: ok, let's check your burned CD manually just to be sure. Open a terminal window
[04:17] <Dr_Willis> Jess^:  no idea. never tried it.. then again. i never had an issue with accidently hitting alt-ctrl-backspace either....
[04:17] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: sorry, I didn't understand that :\
[04:17] <billybigrigger> scoates_::: no, i mean tell me more about the problem
[04:17] <billybigrigger> scoates_::: like what is your exact problem
[04:17] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard: you checked about ssh ??
[04:17] <billybigrigger> scoates_::: my imap clients won't play nice isn't enough
[04:18] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/all/ssh/download lists mirrors for that package
[04:18] <frenzy42> edbian it's inside the laptop as opposed to plugged into the USB or pci
[04:18] <digisapien> so?..........can one user file transfer to another user////using this chat client?.........
[04:18] <billybigrigger> digisapien::: yes
[04:18] <scoates_> billybigrigger: I'm receiving mail properly, but my mail clients aren't getting said mail (it's in the right maildirs as far as I can tell). Mail.app complains with the useless stupid exclamation mark icon, but no real error, and my web client just times out.
[04:18] <losher> Dr_Willis: maybe if you were an emacs user....
[04:18] <digisapien> again      new **
[04:18] <edbian> frenzy42:  O ok.  Do you have good signal strength?  Can this card see your networks?
[04:18] <digisapien> sweeet
[04:18] <billybigrigger> scoates_::: tail -f /var/log/mail.log
[04:18] <edbian> frenzy42: Has this card every worked under linux (any linux)?  If so, what changed that made it stop working?
[04:19] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: do you know how to download and install that?
[04:19] <scoates_> billybigrigger: yes, as I said, the only imap-related message in there is the connection notice, nothing else.
[04:19] <billybigrigger> scoates_::: tried mail.err?
[04:19] <Mike_lifeguard> jeeves: still around?
[04:19] <losher> digisapien: most irc clients have file transfer support. The details vary between clients....
[04:19] <boss_mc> losher: especially as open file is C-f M-r Alt+Shift+f4 :q alt+ctrl+backspace butterfly
[04:19] <jeeves> Mike_lifeguard, yep
[04:19] <PROject-Emerald> anyone here on 9.10?
[04:19] <jasonmchristos> i need help with filesharing
[04:19] <gum76> how do you rename a computer?
[04:19] <jeeves> Mike_lifeguard, sorry, I was just getting another beer
[04:19] <jasonmchristos> using admin-shares
[04:19] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard:  ./configure  make   make install  ? isn't it ?
[04:19] <losher> boss_mc: :-)
[04:19] <Dr_Willis> !hostname | gum76
[04:19] <jasonmchristos> i tried to share it as both smb and nfs and cant acess it
[04:20] <frenzy42> edbian, it stopped working when i updated from the devlopment release to 9.04. i can connect to other wireless networks not just linksys
[04:20] <billybigrigger> scoates_::: also you should check out the server guide, im pretty sure the dovecot is the defacto for imap in ubuntu now
[04:20] <scoates_> billybigrigger: nothing related; only messages are from an hour ago
[04:20] <jasonmchristos> i really want to try nfs
[04:20] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: no, use 'sudo dpkg -i /path/to/whatever.deb'
[04:20] <jasonmchristos> please help me acess a nfs share
[04:20] <edbian> frenzy42: The linksys router is the only one that you cannot connect to?  Meaning that this card for sure is working 100% ??
[04:20] <jasonmchristos> using admin-shares
[04:20] <gum76> Thanks Dr_Willis
[04:20] <billybigrigger> scoates_::: https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/email-services.html
[04:20] <scoates_> billybigrigger: I had courier on the box I migrated from, kept config.. it's just not happy now.
[04:20] <cuddlefish> My install script is "cat README.* | more; ./configure; make; make install"
[04:20] <Mike_lifeguard> jeeves: that's ... weird
[04:20] <Double_Kill2> i need help badly! can anyone help
[04:21] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard: ok.. then when to use ./configure  make install.... ??
[04:21] <edbian> Double_Kill2: What's your question?  Without that nobody can help.
[04:21] <jeeves> Mike_lifeguard, it was a botched upgrade.  and now my e-mail server, no-ip client, etc is pooched
[04:21] <frenzy42> edbian yes
[04:21] <n00dle> frenzy42, have you checked the list of stored wireless networks to see if there are any conflicting entries named "linksys" ?
[04:21] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: when you're compiling from source... which you *are not* because it's a .deb file, not source code
[04:21] <Double_Kill2> i boot up my ubuntu computer and when the desktop loads i can't run anything
[04:21] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard : source code are .c  // ??
[04:21] <Double_Kill2> i can't open anything at all
[04:21] <billybigrigger> scoates_::: don't know what to tell you, i've never used courier, only dovecot
[04:21] <Double_Kill2> i can move my mouse but thats it
[04:22] <edbian> frenzy42: Well according to your dmessage it is just timing out.  Try getting a better signal.  Do you have limitations on how many clients can connect to your wifi ??
[04:22] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: it's a .deb package, not source code, you don't need to compile it
[04:22] <boss_mc> Double_Kill2: can you get to tty2? (ctrl+alt+f1)
[04:22] <edbian> Double_Kill2: If you click "Applications" does the menu open?
[04:22] <Double_Kill2> no
[04:22] <Double_Kill2> i will try tty2
[04:22] <scoates_> billybigrigger: thanks for trying. I wish the logs would just say _something_
[04:22] <box_alpha> Sup. Im have xubuntu CD and im trying to install xfce on my old computer which is running ubuntu. How can i do that?
[04:22] <edbian> Double_Kill2: Please make it clear who you're talking to by starting with their name like we are.
[04:23] <frenzy42> n00dle yea, i'v cleaned the list out, where should i look though
[04:23] <Double_Kill2> edbian, okay
[04:23] <billybigrigger> scoates_::: yeah, man courier, there must be a way to get some debug info
[04:23] <edbian> box_alpha: You actually don't need the CD :)
[04:23] <n00dle> Could anyone help troubleshoot hibernate/resume?
[04:23] <billybigrigger> scoates_::: should be a -v setting somewhere i imagine
[04:23] <rameshwor> Mike_lifeguard: ok..   can sometimes i while doing ./configure   in source code ..i get (..... no  ) like errors probably due to no needed files in library .. how to upgrade library ??
[04:23] <edbian> box_alpha: If you run sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop you will have the option to use XFCE or gnome when you log in.
[04:23] <Double_Kill2> edbian, i will try tty2
[04:23] <billybigrigger> scoates_::: actually, it would probably be a .conf somewhere in /etc/courier that you need to set the log verbosity
[04:23] <edbian> Double_Kill2: ok
[04:23] <box_alpha> I have a xubuntu CD and im trying to install xfce on my old computer which is running ubuntu. Can anyone help me with that please?
[04:23] <boss_mc> Double_Kill2: if you manage to get to tty2, try running some command line programs see if there are any errors...
[04:23] <lstarnes> rameshwor: often you need the -dev package for the library
[04:23] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: find the library, install it (btw, those are not errors usually)
[04:23] <edbian> box_alpha: See my post?  ^
[04:23] <rameshwor> edbian: if i want to install from xubuntu cd ??
[04:24] <n00dle> frenzy42, the places I'd check are the "Edit wireless networks..." dialog on the network manager (right-click)
[04:24] <scoates_> billybigrigger: yeah.. looked around.. trying to find it now.
[04:24] <Mike_lifeguard> rameshwor: also note you often need the -dev ones for that
[04:24] <emmy> !hardware
[04:24] <Yertman1> Anyone have a Moto W385 phone working with moto4lin?
[04:24] <edbian> rameshowr: Switched nickname?  You don't need to it's in the repos.
[04:24] <Double_Kill2> edbian, do i run it while im in ubuntu
[04:24] <Mike_lifeguard> jeeves: have you tried installing that alone using dpkg?
[04:24] <edbian> Double_Kill2: Run what?
[04:24] <ctmjr> box_alpha, do you want to remove gome and install xfce or have both installed?
[04:24] <Double_Kill2> edbian, tty2
[04:24] <frenzy42> edbian. the thing is when i use another wireless card it works fine, but i want my internal card to work
[04:24] <jeeves> Mike_lifeguard, yep
[04:24] <boss_mc> Double_Kill2: yes
[04:24] <emmy> something about that link is not clickable.
[04:24] <edbian> Double_Kill2: press ctrl + alt + F2
[04:24] <Mike_lifeguard> jeeves: and? same error?
[04:25] <emmy> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection
[04:25] <digisapien> Just did the reading on how to Trick this chat pony out ...........
[04:25] <disappearedng_> Hey every
[04:25] <rameshwor> edbian: yes. mistak.. it's rameshwor actually.. install xfce from xubuntu cd ..  from repo takes time..  poor connection...
[04:25] <jeeves> Mike_lifeguard, yes
[04:25] <emmy> http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport
[04:25] <Mike_lifeguard> bah! :D
[04:25] <edbian> rameshwor: oooo!!
[04:25] <n00dle> frenzy42, I'd also look in gconf-editor to see if there's stuff hanging out there, but I don't have 9.04, and things move around a lot between versions.
[04:25] <PROject-Emerald> Anyone know of any ATI RV280 (Radeon 9200Pro ) drivers?
[04:25] <digisapien> you know   In XP  you just double click on the EXE.   to install summin    LOLOLOL
[04:25] <edbian> rameshwor: Yeah launch ubuntu and then put the CD in the drive and it will ask you if you want to use the packages on it.
[04:25] <glick> hi
[04:25] <britt> im having problems getting ubuntu x64 to boot from a sata dvdrw drive, are there any kernel options that help?
[04:26] <edbian> rameshwor: Then use synaptic.
[04:26] <rameshwor> edbian: if it's live cd also ???
[04:26] <Mike_lifeguard> jeeves: sorry, I don't know enough (anything) about that particular package, so I can't really help you
[04:26] <PhotoJim> digisapien: and that's why Windows machines are so prone to malware and Linux boxes aren't.
[04:26] <Zencyde> Man, the hardware list has NO socket 1366 stuff?
[04:26] <Mike_lifeguard> jeeves: but it looks like an error with /starting/ the service, not installing it
[04:26] <glick> hi?
[04:26] <glick> excuse me, with ubuntu netbook remix, how does one turn off various hardware devices to conserve power
[04:26] <glick> like bluetooth
[04:26] <britt> ive heard about using irqpoll and pci=noacpi options?
[04:26] <jasonmchristos> please help me setup nfs sharing
[04:26] <glick> built in nic card
[04:26] <boss_mc> glick: you on an eeepc?
[04:26] <glick> etc, etc
[04:26] <edbian> frenzy42: You need to google your card and find out what drivers work best with it (or work at all).  I suspect you have a driver problem.  Google something like: <yourcard> on ubuntu 9.04
[04:26] <disappearedng_> I am using the networkmanager for setting up a static ip, I have netmask as 255.255.255.0, gateway 59.66.241.0 (determined by `route`) , and the static ip address that I wanted (59.66.241.27). I resolved my DNS to be 166.111.8.28 (from /etc/resolv.conf) but I still cannot use static ip, any ideas?
[04:26] <emmy> Im going to try to build my own machine and I want it to just work beautifully with Ubuntu/Linux
[04:26] <glick> yeah boss_mc
[04:26] <FloodBot1> glick: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:26] <boss_mc> glick look into eee-control
[04:26] <Zencyde> Oh my, #ubuntu is quite active tonight. :x
[04:26] <jasonmchristos> its installed but i dont know how to configure it in shares-admin
[04:27] <PROject-Emerald> How do I update to 9.10?
[04:27] <Double_Kill2> edbian, this makes no sense
[04:27] <edbian> rameshwor: LIve CD's have packages on them.  An xubuntu live Cd almost certainly has the xfce packages on it.
[04:27] <glick> boss_mc, is that something extra i have to install?
[04:27] <edbian> Double_Kill2: ??  Explain
[04:27] <box_alpha> I have a xubuntu 9.04 CD and im trying to install xfce on my old computer which is running ubuntu. Can anyone help me with that please?
[04:27] <boss_mc> glick, unfortunately it's not in repos for jaunty, google for it
[04:27] <digisapien> .....Odd,  using linux is like finding that one girl with respect, dignity, the kind you got to buy lots of dinners for and fine jewelry,........but erry' now and then you got to take out that gutter trash XP just cuz you know you like it dirty
[04:27] <losher> jasonmchristos: I can probably help, but not using shares-admin. I'm a cli-only kind of guy....
[04:27] <britt> glick: eeebuntu works great! i am running it on my eeepc 900
[04:27] <rameshwor> edbian: then i can just install xfce from that cd without internet ? right ??
[04:27] <edbian> Double_Kill2: What happened when you pressed ctrl + alt + F2 in ubuntu?
[04:27] <n00dle> disappearedng_, check your gateway address, seems to be missing the last number (can't be 0)
[04:27] <Double_Kill2> edbian, i shut it down several times and still could never open anything and this time it's working fine
[04:27] <edbian> rameshwor: If you have the xubuntu CD yes.
[04:27] <mashedpgravy> anyone here using mac3lin theme?
[04:27] <Double_Kill2> edbian, i never tried it yet
[04:27] <glick> britt, whats the diff between ubuntu netbook remix and eeebuntu
[04:27] <mashedpgravy> mac4lin
[04:27] <edbian> Double_Kill2:  It's working now??
[04:27] <jasonmchristos> losher well where do we start both nfs and smb are installed on server
[04:27] <boss_mc> glick: UNR is supported, eeebuntu is not...
[04:28] <Double_Kill2> edbian, yes...you think it was a glitch?
[04:28] <jasonmchristos> losher: i want to try nfs'
[04:28] <ctmjr> box_alpha, do you want to remove gome and install xfce or have both installed?
[04:28] <glick> boss_mc, sounds like i want UNR then no?
[04:28] <rameshwor> edbian: yes i have it..  i dint' know that someone in this channel previously told that it couldnt' be done with live cd.....
[04:28] <britt> glick: eeebuntu uses regular gnome graphical manager, the netbook remix seems to mimick the OEM install on these things
[04:28] <frenzy42> edbian i noticed today i wasn't using ndiswrapper
[04:28] <boss_mc> glick: that's what I'd say, with eee-control
[04:28] <losher> jasonmchristos: ok. do you have an /etc/exports file? If so, please pastebin it...
[04:28] <edbian> Double_Kill2:  I think the next time it does that you need to somehow get to a terminal and run "dmesg" and look for errors to deterimine the cause.  dmesg is the first step
[04:28] <jasonmchristos> losher: can you use remote desktop go slow and let me watch?
[04:28] <glick> britt, UNR has the regular gnome manager too
[04:28] <edbian> rameshwor: IT can be done.
[04:28] <glick> britt, its just a toggle option
[04:28] <PROject-Emerald> Anyone know how to upgrade to 9.10 or install the .30 kernel? Need newbie support
[04:28] <Double_Kill2> edbian, okay thanks
[04:28] <disappearedng_> wait
[04:28] <disappearedng_> n00dle: 59.66.241.0     *               255.255.255.0   U     1      0        0 eth2
[04:29] <britt> glick: intresting....i liked the eee-control panel built-in, i havent checked out the netbook remix
[04:29] <disappearedng_> n00dle: Destination     Gateway         Genmask         Flags Metric Ref    Use Iface
[04:29] <losher> jasonmchristos: maybe. Do you have  a publicly accessible remote desktop?
[04:29] <disappearedng_> my Gateway is *
[04:29] <Marfi> How do I keep Ubuntu from booting to GDM? I want it to go right to console
[04:29] <disappearedng_> what does that mean
[04:29] <boss_mc> !intel | PROject-Emerald, there's some instructions here (second link...)
[04:29] <edbian> frenzy42:  Try using ndis.  The driver you have I suspect is partially working.  That is why you can see networks but not connect to them yet.
[04:29] <jasonmchristos> losher: yes
[04:29] <britt> glick: my main issue now is my brand new core i7 system i cant install ubuntu on :(
[04:29] <rameshwor> edbian: ok great.. i was thinking to overwrite ubuntu 8.10 with xubuntu 9.04  but now i'll install xfce..  for fast performance..i want xfce.
[04:29] <jasonmchristos> losher: pm me i dont want everyone to have acess
[04:29] <edbian> rameshwor: XFCE is quick :)
[04:29] <glick> britt, if its something i can easily install myself, ill go with the supported, im running a live usb stick on my 1000he
[04:29] <Marfi> rameshwor: That it is
[04:29] <n00dle> disappearedng_, 59.66.241.0 is a network, not a gateway address.  What's the address of the router? (usually .1 or .254)
[04:29] <glick> why not britt
[04:29] <PROject-Emerald> What does that have to do with anyting? -_- I need to update to 9.10 alpha or get the new kernel...
[04:30] <mrroboto_> Hey, things are looking lively now...  I'm using 9.04 and my wireless doesnt show up when I "lspci | grep net"
[04:30] <frenzy42> edbian, how do i install ndis?
[04:30] <boss_mc> PROject-Emerald: it has instructions to upgrade the kernel (cos it fixes the graphics issue)
[04:30] <disappearedng_> n00dle how do I find my router's address out?
[04:30] <britt> glick: both have pretty good support, ive been using eeebuntu before the netbook remix came out...been a couple of years
[04:30] <edbian> rameshwor: You can definitely install software from a live CD.  Usually the trick is finding a live CD that has the packages you want on it.  xubuntu  live CD will have xubuntu-desktop so no worries :)
[04:30] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: upgrading to .30 kernel is part of the workaround for that bug
[04:30] <glick> ah
[04:30] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: look in the bleeding-edge section of the guide
[04:30] <box_alpha> rameshwor, what are you trying to do?
[04:30] <ubuntu> Hoi
[04:30] <britt> glick: both are easy to install though...
[04:30] <n00dle> disappearedng_, Usually from your network admin.
[04:30] <ubuntu> Hi*
[04:30] <rameshwor> edbian: ok many thanks man....
[04:30] <ubuntu> Rawr
[04:30] <jhouse> I'm having mouse issues with virtual box - Are there any tips or tricks to get better responsiveness (I'm trying to play a game under windows)
[04:30] <edbian> frenzy42: Do you want me to explain the command or just give it to you??
[04:30] <tyler_d1> how do I drop to shell from an install cd?
[04:30] <edbian> rameshwor: NP!
[04:30] <edbian> :)
[04:31] <boss_mc> glick: http://greg.geekmind.org/eee-control/
[04:31] <tyler_d1> ie. without saying "Try Ubuntu without any change to your computer"
[04:31] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: if you need help, poke me
[04:31] <boss_mc> tyler_d: why would you want to?
[04:31] <disappearedng_> n00dle: is there other way that I can do this?
[04:31] <rameshwor> box_alpha: ubuntu is slow  so i want xfce ...  so i'm gonna install xfce desktop from xubuntu 9.04 live cd.. that's it.
[04:31] <britt> has anyone installed ubuntu with the DX58SO board? I cant get ubuntu to see my cdrom drive
[04:31] <Detrix> greetings all.  web pages are saying that java is not installed.  Java is installed.  How do I correct this?
[04:31] <PROject-Emerald> So just follow this stuff step by step?
[04:32] <glick> boss_mc, yeah im checking it out right now
[04:32] <glick> thanks
[04:32] <Marfi> Detrix: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[04:32] <KyleK> Detrix: what web pages?
[04:32] <box_alpha> rameshowr: im trying to do the same... did you figure it out?
[04:32] <glick> i love my little eeepc
[04:32] <frenzy42> edbian give it, i can read it
[04:32] <glick> best laptop i ever owned
[04:32] <n00dle> disappearedng_, Well you could guess and hope by trying to ping likely addresses, such as 59.66.241.1 and 59.66.241.254
[04:32] <edbian> frenzy42: sudo apt-get install ndisgtk
[04:32] <cabrey> glick, i use eee-applet
[04:33] <Detrix> KyleK: several.  the last one was ....  hackerslab.org
[04:33] <britt> glick: only thing i liked about the eeebuntu is that its *specifically* tailored to the eeepc rather than the whole series of netbooks out there
[04:33] <KyleK> wewps, i thought i was looking at a different channel haha
[04:33] <brian5656> can someone explain this, i log into kde and my wifi doesnt work ,i then sign out and log into gnome, now my wifi works, then i log out of gnome into kde and wifi works all of a sudden
[04:33] <ARMENIAN> already twice, I'm playing Tremuluos in fullscreen and my ubuntu menubar popups out of no where, I end up having all my controls not work and i need to restart my computer by pressing the button on my case
[04:34] <britt> glick: i have eee-control already installed -- i compile crap enough during the day, i just want drop-n-go OS's after i get home lol
[04:34] <boss_mc> britt: does it use adamms array.org kernel?
[04:34] <ectospasm> if the live image of UNR is any indication, it's gonna be a sweet system.
[04:34] <glick> britt, actually looking at the website he has ubuntu deb packages ready to install
[04:34] <KyleK> Detrix: sometimes installing a jre doesn't put the mozilla plugin in the firefox dir, just fyi
[04:35] <britt> glick: there we go! just do that then lol
[04:35] <Detrix> KyleK: hmmm.  ok thanks.
[04:35] <britt> boss_mc: no idea.
[04:35] <boss_mc> britt: uname -r
[04:35] <billybigrigger> does anyone here make Wiki page entries often?
[04:35] <glick> how do i install a .deb package again
[04:35] <glick> whats the apt comman
[04:35] <glick> command
[04:35] <glick> ?
[04:35] <boss_mc> glick: dpkg or gdebi
[04:36] <billybigrigger> glick::: sudo dpkg -i PACKAGE.DEB
[04:36] <boss_mc> glick: dpkg -i /path/to/package.deb
[04:36] <Mike_lifeguard> billybigrigger: yes, but not using the horrid wiki software ubuntu chose for thier wiki
[04:36] <glick> thanks
[04:36] <n00dle> Can anyone help with troubleshooting hibernate / resume?
[04:36] <Mike_lifeguard> +spelling
[04:36] <PROject-Emerald> boss_mc: this thing you gave me, what exactly does it do?
[04:36] <britt> boss_mc: its definately *NOT* mainstream
[04:36] <The_Warlock> how do i change the spacing between characters in urxvt?
[04:36] <frenzy42> edbian it's already installed how do i enable it
[04:36] <billybigrigger> Mike_lifeguard::: ahh, any idea how to format text to look like [code][/code]??
[04:36] <edbian> frenzy42: Do you know how to use ndiswrapper / what is does??
[04:37] <Mike_lifeguard> billybigrigger: did you try <code></code>?
[04:37] <britt> boss_mc: there used to be some issues with the eeepc's wireless card and ubuntu not sure if its been resolved, which is why im still using eeebuntu
[04:37] <boss_mc> PROject-Emerald: there's a section on installing the new kernel, you don't have to do the rest fo the stuff...
[04:37] <PROject-Emerald> Ah, well if I do the whole thing will it benefit me at all?
[04:37] <britt> boss_mc: 2.6.28-12-netbook-eeepc
[04:37] <billybigrigger> Mike_lifeguard::: yeah its not like that
[04:37] <tyler_d1> boss_mc: because I am unable to boot into an existing configured system with mdadm installed, as the raid thinks it should be bootable... but its not supposed to be. so I have to fakeroot to try and fix it.
[04:37] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: no, you /only/ want the new kernel
[04:37] <boss_mc> britt: yeah, that's the array.org one
[04:37] <PROject-Emerald> Oooh....
[04:37] <PROject-Emerald> uhh...
[04:37] <PROject-Emerald> Damn...
[04:37] <billybigrigger> Mike_lifeguard::: Headings are = Heading = ==Heading 2==
[04:37] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: (unless you happen to have intel graphics issues you didn't mention)
[04:37] <frenzy42> edbian... going to man page...
[04:37] <billybigrigger> Mike_lifeguard::: this is '''bold''' this is ''italic''
[04:38] <edbian> frenzy42: You need the windows drivers
[04:38] <PROject-Emerald> Will it hurt me?
[04:38] <boss_mc> tyler_d1: can't you just use ctrl+alt+f1 and work from there? or even just a terminal in the live CD?
[04:38] <PROject-Emerald> Or am I just wasting space?
[04:38] <britt> boss_mc: all i know is that between my two linux computers, the eeepc works great and my i7 server with RAID 5 doesnt work at all and wont install from a live CD
[04:38] <Mike_lifeguard> billybigrigger: I bet there's an irc channel for that software *shrug*
[04:38] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: yes, it can
[04:38] <frenzy42> i see
[04:38] <PROject-Emerald> D:sheet
[04:38] <edbian> frenzy42: There is a GUI in System -> Preferences / Admin
[04:38] <tyler_d> boss_mc: I was hoping I woulnd' thave to wait for the gui to load up to get to a term.
[04:38] <edbian> tyler_d: You don't need a GUI to get a terminal
[04:39] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: the other stuff involves installing possibly-unstable mostly-untested xorg code etc and can result in total system borkage (but it probably won't)
[04:39] <ADIvIiN_X_> I have an issue with my wireless on Ubuntu 9.04. I don't get any options for wireless. Broadcom Adapter.  Linux Kernel 2.6.28-11-generic. Any ideas on how to solve it.
[04:39] <boss_mc> tyler_d: fair, there is a way, involving hitting function buttons no the load page... I don't kn owht edetails
[04:39] <boss_mc> *mod spelling...
[04:39] <PROject-Emerald> Well, once kernel is updated is it automatically in use?
[04:39] <PROject-Emerald> Or do I have to select it? Or what?
[04:40] <tyler_d> how so edbian
[04:40] <boss_mc> PROject-Emerald: you'll need a reboot, bhoose it from the grub menu next boot
[04:40] <PROject-Emerald> kk
[04:40] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: no, you need to add it to /boot/grub/menu.lst if not already done, then choose it from grub's boot menu
[04:40] <tyler_d> edbian: how do I bypass the live cd to get to a term using it.?
[04:40] <PROject-Emerald> And, I have another super newb question
[04:40] <Mike_lifeguard> sure, just ask :)
[04:41] <rameshwor> Gossip is an instant messaging client for GNOME with an ..... does that mean it wont' work on xubuntu ??
[04:41] <PROject-Emerald> You know how with a lot of video cards on Windows they have driver apps to install, like control panels?
[04:41] <edbian> tyler_d: o, I'm sorry, I didn't know you were using a live CD.  I don't think you can with a live Ubuntu CD.  There are others though that are much smaller images and boot to a linux kernel command prompt.
[04:41] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: ...not really, no :)
[04:41] <glick> eee control is pretty cool, however, it cant adjust the performance on my netbook, it says "none" when i expand the menu
[04:41] <PROject-Emerald> Well, is there something that will give me windows-like graphics equivelants on linux? Like, running CSS on medium again
[04:41] <edbian> tyler_d: Sorry *sheepishly*
[04:41] <boss_mc> glick: needs a reboot for some unkonwn reason (I've asked greg and he doesn't know why...)
[04:41] <britt> glick: which model do you have, do you have the celeron one or the atom one?
[04:42] <tyler_d> edbian: sokay
[04:42] <glick> ahh boss_mc
[04:42] <digisapien> is there another good room to go to ..........using the Xchat    that might be good for BS'ng around   and what not?........cuz i wasnt having any luck
[04:42] <glick> i have the atom one britt
[04:42] <scoates_> billybigrigger: fwiw, I manually logged in to IMAP via Telnet, it gave me the real error, and I fixed my permissions
[04:42] <scoates_> billybigrigger: thanks for the help
[04:42] <billybigrigger> scoates_::: right on
[04:42] <rameshwor> ...is an instant messaging client for GNOME with an ..... does that mean it wont' work on xubuntu ??
[04:42] <n00dle> Hmmm, no takers on the hibernate question, guess I'll just try to switch to the swsusp thingy and see if that fixes it.
[04:42] <britt> glick: do you notice that its any faster? ive heard various reports
[04:43] <billybigrigger> scoates_::: i could have suggested that, but don't know any imap commands :P
[04:43] <billybigrigger> scoates_::: so i wasn't about to suggest something i don't know about :P
[04:43] <scoates_> billybigrigger: ironically, there was a MS kb article on how to test imap (exchange) with telnet (-:
[04:43] <glick> britt, well, this is the only one i've tried, but i love the performance, i also upgraded it two 2 gigs ram
[04:43] <edbian> rameshwor: All that means usually is that it uses the GTK+ toolkit (to draw buttons and progress bars and stuff.  It will run on XFCE NP (same is true with KDE things)
[04:43] <Stephen`Afk> Alright, so I'm getting a disk error...
[04:43] <ADIvIiN_X_> I have an issue with my wireless on Ubuntu 9.04. I don't get any options for wireless. Broadcom Adapter.  Linux Kernel 2.6.28-11-generic. Any ideas on how to solve it?
[04:43] <digisapien> this room reminds me a bit of my first time in a truck stop
[04:43] <scoates_> billybigrigger: for reference: telnet host 143   then:     ? LOGIN user pass
[04:44] <britt> glick: definately have to have 2GB ram on these things, the atom from what i hear is a much faster processor for the power use
[04:44] <billybigrigger> scoates_::: i've got a bookmark for how to test IMAP via telnet, same with SMTP :P
[04:44] <Stephen`Afk> 1042009F in the upper left of the screen, disk read error in a popup demanding I reboot... When I try installing Intrepid Ibis, just recently burned.
[04:44] <britt> glick: theres a guy who soldered a Pentium M chip, replacing his celeron chip :o
[04:44] <mrroboto_> ADIcIiN_X: sorry, im on my way out now, but youll need to read up on using "ndiswrapper"  I've had the same problem
[04:44] <losher> digisapien: you *do* know this is a computer support room, not a social room, right?
[04:44] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Alright lets do this.
[04:44] <billybigrigger> !ot britt
[04:45] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: What have you done?
[04:45] <cactaur> Is there any software problem that could cause my computer to be so unstable that X crashes every half-hour and occasionally cause the kernel to panic? Or would that point to hardware?
[04:45] <glick> heh thats extreme britt id imagine you lose battery perfoamance if you do tht
[04:45] <digisapien> yes..........however im having a hard time finding a social* room to go to using this Xchat deal
[04:45] <edbian> cactaur: Almost certainly hardware.
[04:45] <ADIvIiN_X_> I've tried something with fwcutter.
[04:45] <Jeruvy> cactaur: more often than not, hardware
[04:45] <edbian> digisapien: #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:45] <britt> billybigrigger: perhaps you can help with my ubuntu boot issues with my sata dvdrw and a initramfs prompt i see when using the live cd?
[04:45] <Mike_lifeguard> digisapien: #defocus
[04:45] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Alrighty.  What is the name of your card?
[04:45] <ADIvIiN_X_> But I've received errors doing it, so never finished successfuly.
[04:45] <crazy2be> how can i open web URLS with the file open dialog?
[04:45] <StephenZ> digisapien: Try connecting to a different server, too, like irc.freenode.net
[04:46] <digisapien> sweet..........i think..........still trying to figure out the Channel system
[04:46] <billybigrigger> britt::: have you pastebin'd the error somewhere?
[04:46] <Mike_lifeguard> StephenZ: erm, that's /this/ network :)
[04:46] <crazy2be> on windows i could just paste the URL in the path box and it would open it
[04:46] <losher> digisapien: also see www.irchelp.org
[04:46] <ADIvIiN_X_> Broadcom.
[04:46] <cactaur> edbian, Jeruvy: I switched my power supply, and I don't think it helped much. Any indication of where the problem might be?
[04:46] <Mike_lifeguard> digisapien: say /join #defocus (with no leading space)
[04:46] <tyler_d> how do I ensure that a disk is the primary boot device?
[04:46] <britt> billybigrigger: the system doesnt really fully boot, so i obviously cant connect to the internet to use pastebin
[04:46] <digisapien> ha ha
[04:46] <StephenZ> Mike_lifeguard: No, we're on irc.ubuntu.com, aren't we?
[04:46] <Mike_lifeguard> no
[04:46] <Mike_lifeguard> we're not
[04:46] <billybigrigger> britt::: whats the errro
[04:46] <digisapien> im used to        well      yahoo
[04:46] <StephenZ> ... Huh. That's what I connected to.
[04:46] <digisapien> ass sad as that sounds
[04:46] <glick> damn, pidgin keeps crashing
[04:46] <crazy2be> and i'm not even sure what to google for that
[04:46] <Mike_lifeguard> StephenZ: I assume that simply fowards here
[04:47]  * Mike_lifeguard tests
[04:47] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Please start your posts with my name so I don't miss them.  Broadcom what?  BCM4306?
[04:47] <edbian> BCM 43xx ?
[04:47] <Jeruvy> cactaur: more info needed, but /var/log/messages to see how the OS is dealing with it may provide some clues.  Hardware diagnostics would be the order of the day tho
[04:47] <PsyCl0ne> Hello all :)
[04:47] <Mike_lifeguard> StephenZ: yes, it simply forwards
[04:47] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: yes, BCM4312 802.11b/g
[04:47] <britt> billybigrigger: just the prompt at boot (initramfs)
[04:48] <StephenZ> Mike_lifeguard: Then there really had better be a lot of social channels available. xD
[04:48] <StephenZ> Even if they're ## channel.s
[04:48] <britt> billybigrigger: bothign in dmesg really complains about anything, it just stops
[04:48] <NetLarIrvine> Where in Ubuntu do you set up the graphics card??
[04:48] <glick> ubuntu isnt very accurate with battery life prediction i noticed
[04:48] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Alright I am going to google "BCM4312 on ubuntu 9.04" to find a guide that I can help you through.  Sound good?
[04:48] <Mike_lifeguard> StephenZ: sure, but he doesn't know how to find them
[04:48] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: Ok.
[04:48] <Detrix> NetLarIrvine: /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:48] <ctmjr> !ati|NetLarIrvine,
[04:49] <glick> does ubuntu kill your battery?
[04:49] <goose> glick, not any more than windows does
[04:49] <cactaur> Jeruvy: As far as I've been able to discern, there has been no pattern in messages, or in any other logs for that matter. Do you think you could look through them to try and find something?
[04:49] <Mike_lifeguard> glick: it's not as nice as I'd like... for example dimming the screen when on battery power doesn't work :\
[04:49] <billybigrigger> britt::: well whats your problem?
[04:49] <PROject-Emerald> Ok,
[04:49] <britt> Mike_lifeguard: mine does... :D
[04:49] <billybigrigger> britt::: where's the error?
[04:49] <glick> Mike_lifeguard, i can dim the screen on bat power
[04:49] <PROject-Emerald> How do I do the kernel thing> Like, make it selectable?
[04:49] <billybigrigger> britt::: if you want help you have to explain your problem more clearly
[04:50] <Jeruvy> cactaur: I didn't bring my tarot cards sorry ;)
[04:50] <linuxguy2009> Hello everyone is it possible to have the GNOME desktop panels act as dual or more tiers kind of like if you set it to 48 pixels high, and possibly set it to 2 tiers of icons of 24 pixels each? I think KDE does that but im not sure, Ive never really used KDE.
[04:50] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst (might be worth backing that file up before editing)
[04:50] <cactaur> Jeruvy: Pastebining them.
[04:50] <PROject-Emerald> what do i put in there?
[04:50] <glick> Mike_lifeguard, what do you mean dimming the screen doesnt work
[04:50] <glick> im on bat
[04:50] <glick> and i just dimmed mine
[04:50] <britt> billybigrigger: im having trouble *seeing* anythign wrong, is there anything in general that needs to be done to get ubuntu to detect a sata DVDRW to boot from/install from?
[04:50] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: and then create a new entry modelled upon the normal one you use currently -- but point it at the .30 kernel you just installed
[04:50] <PROject-Emerald> Woah
[04:50] <billybigrigger> britt::: no
[04:50] <PROject-Emerald> I have no idea how to do this... OFF TO GOOGLE!
[04:50] <Mike_lifeguard> PROject-Emerald: I'll PM you my entry, hold on
[04:51] <PROject-Emerald> oh
[04:51] <_gama> can anyone tell me how to get online video to work on ubuntu netbook remix??
[04:51] <PROject-Emerald> <3
[04:51] <billybigrigger> britt::: whats your error?
[04:51] <edbian> Have you tried ndiswrapper?
[04:51] <billybigrigger> britt::: like you put the cd in your drive, restart your computer, what happens
[04:51] <_gama> youtube works but not on alot of other sites
[04:51] <britt> billybigrigger: i get the normal ubuntu boot screen, i select 'try ubuntu blah blah'
[04:51] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Have you tried ndiswrapper??
[04:52] <billybigrigger> britt::: have you tried the alternate cd?
[04:52] <ADIvIiN_X_> I have it installed I believe. I experienced errors with guides to use it.
[04:52] <britt> billybigrigger: i get the splash, and it looks like its gonna boot, then it dumps to the (initramfs) prompt saying something about busybox, hang on lemme install again
[04:52] <billybigrigger> britt::: its got a text installer
[04:52] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian
[04:52] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Alright
[04:52] <edbian> Here is the guide I'm using: http://onlyubuntu.blogspot.com/2008/10/how-to-setup-broadcom-wireless-bcm4312.html
[04:53] <britt> billybigrigger: i think thats what i need to do, i just cant wrap my head around this...and ive been using linux for a while now
[04:53] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: instead of blacklisting that first module we're going to remove it completely.  First run "sudo modprobe -r bcm43xx"  Ask me if you want me to explain any / all commands as I go.
[04:53] <cactaur> waitaminute....
[04:53] <billybigrigger> britt::: i don't know what to tell you, your  not giving me much to work with here :P try the text installer
[04:54] <glick> are you running only ubuntu on your eeepc or are you dual booting with xp
[04:54] <glick> mine came with xp
[04:54] <glick> but i really dont use xp/have no need for xp
[04:54] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: Ok, hold on
[04:54] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: NP :)
[04:54] <StephenZ> Hey, guys, does anyone know a good, free burning program to burn my Live CD with for Windows XP Pro?
[04:55] <eross> how do I get libtool 1.5?
[04:55] <billybigrigger> stealth-::: imgburn
[04:55] <billybigrigger> StephenZ::: imgburn
[04:55] <PROject-Emerald1> fff
[04:55] <PROject-Emerald1> Lifeguard,
[04:55] <PROject-Emerald1> Can you PM me again
[04:55] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: "Module bcm4312 not found."
[04:55] <stealth-> billybigrigger: sorry, was that a mis type?
[04:55] <billybigrigger> stealth-::: yeah sorry
[04:56] <stealth-> billybigrigger: k
[04:56] <stealth-> np
[04:56] <billybigrigger> :D
[04:56] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Ok that's fine.  I just wanted to make sure it wasn't being used.  Now "sudo apt-get purge b43-fwcutter"
[04:56] <jhouse> How do I use virtualbox extensions?  I want to tweak mouse operation.
[04:56] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: WAIT!!!
[04:57] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Try something for me: sudo modprobe b43
[04:57] <eross> how do i recreate aclocal.m4 with macros from libtool 2.2.6?
[04:57] <glick> hmmm for some reason my netbook wont run open office when i click on it
[04:57] <Mage_Dude> Is there a command to restart the video/driver? After a wake up from suspend I get a monitor 'twitch' which normally doesn't happen.
[04:57] <Loganhoup> Coulse someone help me, I'm having sound issues. I can hear all sound that plays through flash (youtube etc.) but I can't hear sound coming from banshee or various other programs. Looking at pulseaudio it says my sink is auto_null and it is using auto_null.monitor under sources. it also has alsa_input.pci_1002_4370_sound_card_0_alsa_capture_0 under sources. ATI IXP AC97 Any help is appreciated. thanks
[04:57] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: Sorry, I already entered that in. Do the last thing you said anyway?
[04:57] <Loganhoup> ATI IXP AC97 is my sound driver.
[04:58] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Reinstall b43-fwcutter first: "sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter"  then try sudo modprobe b43
[04:58] <tyler_d> so my system when it boots says its trying to boot from (hd0,0) ext3 how do I know this is correct? where would I modify this?
[04:58] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: WIll do.
[04:59] <ctmjr> !alsa|Loganhoup,
[04:59] <Enda> hy
[04:59] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Tell me the output of the modprobe command (probably nothing) and check if your wifi is working.
[04:59] <try2free> hi
[04:59] <Mage_Dude> tyler_d: Yes that's normal. I would search for 'grub'
[04:59] <glick> any idea why openoffice isnt starting when i click on the icon
[04:59] <jamesbrink> how can i reinstall an applications config files?
[04:59] <billybigrigger> tyler_d::: is it giving you an error?
[04:59] <StephenZ> Hey, guys, what could be causing an IO Error: Could not read from boot CD when I try installing/trying out/checking my Intrepid Ibis LiveCD?
[05:00] <Loganhoup> ctmjr: I wouldn't be here in the first place if I hadn't gone through all that. Alsamixer shows all channels are set to 100%
[05:00] <Mage_Dude> tyler_d: That's the bootloader and looking through basics will show you how to edit the startup options
[05:00] <cabrey> jamesbrink, you want to remove an app's configuration files?
[05:00] <try2free> please help, how to create launcher/shortcut in desktop for all user? in hardy
[05:00] <Cry__Baby> I was moving a favourite around in Firefox, and Ubuntu crashed.. froze up.. I then had to hard core reboot and now all icons in tray have all moved around and I had to add "windows list" to Panel again... What happened and how can I unfreeze Ubuntu if it happens again?
[05:00] <billybigrigger> StephenZ::: why are you using Intrepid? use the Jaunty LiveCD
[05:00] <losher> tyler_d: well, it's correct if your system boots successfully....
[05:00] <ubuntu> Mike_lifeguard: its done =D
[05:00] <StephenZ> Which version is Jaunty?
[05:00] <cabrey> try2free, create launcher, move to /usr/share/applications
[05:00] <ubuntu> Mike_lifeguard: i
[05:00] <billybigrigger> StephenZ::: 9.04
[05:00] <ubuntu> Mike_lifeguard: im racecar56
[05:00] <ctmjr> Loganhoup, then have a nice day
[05:00] <StephenZ> billybigrigger: 9.04 is Jaunty? Well, then, I'm installing Jaunty, apparently.
[05:00] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: Btw, the reinstallation of the cutter gave me a confirmation screen I never saw before, which looks promising, anyway, I'll continue with the last step.
[05:00] <Mike_lifeguard> ubuntu: ah, k :D
[05:00] <fiyawerx1> Does anyone know why my 780g hdmi connection works on the 8.10 live cd but not the 9.04? Can't figure it out
[05:00] <Mike_lifeguard> ubuntu: so, you remember how to install it now?
[05:00] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Yeah that's good :)
[05:00] <billybigrigger> StephenZ::: where did you get Interpid Ibex from then?
[05:01] <ubuntu> Mike_lifeguard: ?
[05:01] <glick> do you guys just run ubuntu on your netbooks or dual boot with xp?
[05:01] <StephenZ> billybigrigger: I've been running Hardy for the longest time, I didn't realize Jaunty was out.
[05:01] <Cry__Baby> is there a program in Ubuntu that will turn my webcam into a security camera?
[05:01] <Mike_lifeguard> ubuntu: sudo dpkg -i /path/to/package.deb
[05:01] <ADIvIiN_X_> sudo modprobe b43
[05:01] <ADIvIiN_X_> WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in a future release.
[05:01] <billybigrigger> StephenZ::: hardy = 8.04, intrepid = 8.10, jaunty 9.04
[05:02] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: And your wifi?  Working?
[05:02] <ubuntu> Mike_lifeguard: im going to install ubuntu now (anyway, i'm on a live cd)
[05:02] <StephenZ> billybigrigger: Anyhow, any clues as to what might be causing my problem? I'm reburning the disk with ImgBurn, and it's verifying the track as we speak.
[05:02] <losher> fiyawerx: some things in 9.04 are broken. I would stick to 8.10 if I were you, unless you like a challenge...
[05:02] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: Should I reboot to find out?
[05:02] <billybigrigger> StephenZ::: what is the exact error?
[05:02] <billybigrigger> StephenZ::: did you try checking the install media when you get to the ubuntu menu?
[05:03] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: shouldn't need to.if it isn't there it isn't working
[05:03] <Mike_lifeguard> ubottu: uhh, why were you trying to get openssh if you don't even have the os installed? O.o
[05:03] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Go on to the next step now
[05:03] <try2free> cabrey: ok, i try
[05:03] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper
[05:03] <Mike_lifeguard> or not
[05:03] <StephenZ> billybigrigger: In the top left, I see "1042009F" and there's a popup that says "IO Error; Error reading from boot CD" or something like that. That happens when I try to A) "Try Ubuntu without any change to [my] PC," B) "Install Ubuntu," or C) "Check the LiveCD"
[05:04] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: and sudo apt-get purge b43-fwcutter
[05:04] <Loganhoup> ctmjr: I wouldn't be here in the first place if I hadn't gone through all that. Alsamixer shows all channels are set to 100%
[05:04] <ADIvIiN_X_> E: Couldn't find package ndiswrapper
[05:04] <Loganhoup> woops sorry ctmjr
[05:04] <Loganhoup> Coulse someone help me, I'm having sound issues. I can hear all sound that plays through flash (youtube etc.) but I can't hear sound coming from banshee or various other programs. Looking at pulseaudio it says my sink is auto_null and it is using auto_null.monitor under sources. it also has alsa_input.pci_1002_4370_sound_card_0_alsa_capture_0 under sources. ATI IXP AC97 Any help is appreciated. thanks
[05:04] <Loganhoup> ATI IXP AC97 is my sound driver.
[05:04] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: sudo apt-get install ndisgtk (sorry bout that)
[05:04] <FloodBot1> Loganhoup: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:04] <StephenZ> billybigrigger:  So far, this disk checks out... but so did the other one.
[05:04] <soreau> ! audio | Loganhoup
[05:05] <billybigrigger> StephenZ::: hmm...try burning at 4x or a lower speed
[05:05] <Loganhoup> oh for the love of ******* god
[05:05] <rameshwor> how to copy packages in friend's computer to mine ?
[05:05] <billybigrigger> StephenZ::: other than that, have you tried the alternate text installer?
[05:05] <NetLarIrvine> I installed Ubuntu, but did not allocate enough space , can I reallocate space now??
[05:05] <billybigrigger> StephenZ::: you obviously can boot the cd fine if you get to the ubuntu menu
[05:05] <DDaygold> Loganhoup, i found that i couldnt watch flash stuff and use rythbox at the same time, perhaps close mozilla?
[05:05] <JPSman> I LOVE UBUNTU that is all
[05:05] <try2free> cabrey: not show in desktop
[05:05] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: Ok, I did both steps.
[05:05] <billybigrigger> StephenZ::: so there's something wrong with the image, or the way your burning the cd
[05:06] <crazy2be> NetLarlrvine: yes, use gpart
[05:06] <Loganhoup> Ddaygold I get this when I dont even have firefox open.
[05:06] <billybigrigger> StephenZ::: if your next attempt doesn't work, i would try the alternate cd
[05:06] <StephenZ> billybigrigger: I haven't tried the text installer, no... I'll go try this disk, then try it at 4x, then what would your suggestion be?
[05:06] <StephenZ> billybigrigger:  The alternate text installer?
[05:06] <billybigrigger> StephenZ::: yeah
[05:06] <Klash> Hi there
[05:06] <NetLarIrvine> gpart, after Ubuntu loads?
[05:06] <StephenZ> billybigrigger: Thanks, man! I'll go give it a shot.
[05:06] <crazy2be> yes
[05:06] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: do you have the windows drivers for your card?
[05:06] <nirav> i didn't get voice in skype
[05:06] <Klash> Hi, anybody uses antivirus for Ubuntu?
[05:06] <crazy2be> System > Administration > Partition editor
[05:06] <NetLarIrvine> OR from the live cd
[05:06] <Klash> Which one is a good one?
[05:07] <crazy2be> oh, CD, i think
[05:07] <rameshwor> Klash: don't need much but avg, ...  are available for ubuntu also..
[05:07] <StephenZ> Klash: Why would you need an antivirus? ARE there viruses that affect us?
[05:07] <nirav> avast home edition
[05:07] <crazy2be> i don't think you can edit a mounted partition
[05:07] <rameshwor> Klash: we linuxusers are virus free.....
[05:07] <glick> Mike_lifeguard, do you run only ubuntu on your netbook or dual boot?
[05:07] <nirav> good for windows and linus
[05:07] <cabrey> try2free, try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=199027
[05:07] <glick> Klash, you dont need antivirus :)
[05:07] <StephenZ> Klash: http://xkcd.com/272/
[05:07] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: Yes. Previously I copied the two files some guide mention from my WIndows partitions.
[05:08] <edbian> good
[05:08] <Klash> Stephenz: i use my desktop here for online transactions, you know purchase by credit card
[05:08] <Mike_lifeguard> glick: technically it's a dual-boot with XP, but I haven't booted into XP in months
[05:08] <FeasibilityStudy> Klash: AV software will Klash with Linux
[05:08] <edbian> we'll need them, which two do you need?
[05:08] <glick> Klash, doesnt matter, you dont need AV
[05:08] <NetLarIrvine> So I need to reinstall Ubuntu now to get more space alocated?
[05:08] <DDaygold> Loganhoup, idk then, but i remember in a ubuntu official book i read a bit ago that there was a default setting trhat would screw with sound, i dont have the book with me though
[05:08] <rameshwor> FeasibilityStudy: lol..
[05:08] <edbian> two do you have*
[05:08] <edbian> ?
[05:08] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: bcmwl6.sys and bcmwl6.inf it told.
[05:08] <Klash> glick: will and linux secure enough ?
[05:09] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: ok good :)
[05:09] <rameshwor> Klash : of course....
[05:09] <glick> Mike_lifeguard, mine is set up in a weird way, it has two partitions, and one partition is used to save restore points, what will happen if i install linux onto that partition
[05:09] <glick> Klash, yes, linux is secure enough
[05:09] <FeasibilityStudy> Klash always install packages from Ubuntu's repos and you'll be fine
[05:09] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Open ndiswrapper (it's in system somewhere)
[05:09] <glick> you DO NOT need AV
[05:09] <ctmjr> !Firewall|Klash
[05:09] <krdyt> i hooked a 400gig external usb driver to my jaunty jackalope system and nothing happened like when i hooked my WDigital mybook up/. no 'open in nautilus' etc popped up
[05:09] <rameshwor> how can i copy apps from friend's to mine computer ..?
[05:09] <krdyt> any help?
[05:09] <glick> Klash, AV exists on linux machines soley to protect windows machines that may be attached to them
[05:10] <krdyt> rameshwor, go repos and download them, if you have inet connection
[05:10] <Mage_Dude> @glick: Heheheh
[05:10] <glick> e.i. a mail server might run AV on emails for any emails that will be delivered to windows clients behind it
[05:10] <rameshwor> glick: yes.. windoz tries to destroy linux
[05:10] <digisapien> Is there real** ppl in the world anymore   or are they all Bots
[05:10] <Mike_lifeguard> glick: if you install onto a partition with data, that data is erased
[05:10] <Klash> So, you guys here are saying that you are all use ubuntu without antivirus? I thought i am the only one who don't have antivirus
[05:10] <cabrey> !helping people
[05:10] <rameshwor> krdyt: i have poor internet so  i want to copy from other
[05:10] <cabrey> ;)
[05:10] <edbian> im real
[05:10] <wakakax2> lol waiting for game " America's Army 3 "
[05:10] <krdyt> what sort of files?
[05:10] <krdyt> media?
[05:10] <NetLarIrvine> So I need to reinstall Ubuntu?
[05:10] <digisapien> trying to find a chat room    where ppl just wanna chat
[05:10] <FiReSTaRT> Klash, antiWHAT? :D
[05:10] <digisapien> imagine that
[05:10] <digisapien> cant find one
[05:10] <glick> Mike_lifeguard, what will happen on the windows side, when that restore patition is gone? will something blow up?
[05:11] <ubuntu> hello
[05:11] <ubuntu> where do you change settings for GRUB?
[05:11] <Mike_lifeguard> glick: you won't be able to restore to those restore points any more
[05:11] <Mike_lifeguard> ubottu: /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:11] <glick> rameshwor, i frankly dont care if the linux becomes the popular desktop os or not, i use it, thats all i care about
[05:11] <Mike_lifeguard> dammit
[05:11] <krdyt> if they are system files im not sure, maybe copy dir ad hidden dir as well.
[05:11] <billybigrigger> ubuntu::: which grub?
[05:11] <Mike_lifeguard> ubuntu: /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:11] <krdyt> rameshwor, ^
[05:11] <billybigrigger> ubuntu::: legacy or grub 2?
[05:11] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: Should I open ndiswrapper in terminal?
[05:11] <FiReSTaRT> Klash, i've been meaning to get one so i can simply keep myself from redistributing infected media files, but i don't go crazy on donwloading media from weird sources so i'm not too concerned
[05:11] <rameshwor> krdyt; yup..
[05:12] <DDaygold> ubuntu, sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:12] <krdyt> media, just get an external HDD
[05:12] <Bonkers> how do I turn off all the gnome/gtk sounds? ever since I installed jaunty, I've got all these sounds I don't want, even clicking tabs in xchat
[05:12] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: There is a gui in system -> admin (think maybe it's in preferences)
[05:12] <zopiac> using pidgin i cannot access quakenet.org :( just says that it cant connect. anyone know how to connect?
[05:12] <glick> im pretty happy ubuntu works on my netbook
[05:12] <billybigrigger> ubuntu::: if your using GRUB 2, /etc/default/grub and then run grub-update after you made the changes
[05:12] <eross> the one thing that bugs me about linux is dependency hell.. especially after the newest release depreciates the older libraries and now your stuff won't run.
[05:12] <glick> i was worried cause i read online this model had wifi problems, but i have not experienced any
[05:12] <rameshwor> krdyt: how to copy packages downloaded from repo. to mine.. ?
[05:13] <ubuntu> ok do gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst  its blank page tho
[05:13] <ims> DDaygold, gksudo gedit /boot/garrub/menu.lst
[05:13] <crazy2be> how can i open web URLS with the default ubuntu open file box?
[05:13] <ims> DDaygold, ???
[05:13] <ctmjr> Bonkers, system>preferences>sound the tab that says sound unclick all boxes
[05:13] <DDaygold> ims, dont they both work
[05:13] <eross> take gambas2 for example,  I need libtool 1.5 and that's prob the developer's fault, but still..  libtool is at 2.2.6 version
[05:13] <krdyt> im haveing problems of me own on 9,04 rameshwor, i cant play divx or xvid, i cant get my second external HDD to pick up, i cant add media to my music players
[05:13] <Bonkers> ctmjr: I don't know gnome, how do I get to system? I"m using windowmaker
[05:14] <ubuntu> i had kubuntu on all system now i decided to install dual boot xp , xp did overwrite my grub install  can someone help me with it?
[05:14] <ims> DDaygold, gk will bring you directly to root account
[05:14] <billybigrigger> ubuntu::: yeah, you need to install windows, and then ubuntu
[05:14] <rameshwor> krdyt: you tried vlc ?
[05:14] <mythtv> does anyone know about the autorun.inf file of a CD? I'm having trouble
[05:14] <DDaygold> ims, thx
[05:14] <ubuntu> no i dont
[05:14] <try2free> cabrey: can i do from command line without sabayon?
[05:14] <krdyt> rameshwor,  do you have an external HDD or an internal that he would let you hook up to his empy slot?
[05:14] <ubuntu> can i setup grub without command line?
[05:14] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: Does it go by another name?
[05:15] <cabrey> try2free, not that i know of, unless you want to recreate all the users
[05:15] <billybigrigger> ubuntu::: yeah
[05:15] <krdyt> vlc play audio only of an avi file
[05:15] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: NDISWRAPPER
[05:15] <DDaygold> ubuntu, no you dont, i did what u did and there is a forum topic
[05:15] <billybigrigger> ubuntu::: run the live cd
[05:15] <billybigrigger> ubuntu::: from a terminal, type grub
[05:15] <try2free> cabrey: thanks
[05:15] <cuddlefish> !ndiswrapper
[05:15] <ubuntu> thats what i am on ubuntu live cd
[05:15] <billybigrigger> ubuntu::: you should then come to the grub shell which looks like this grub>
[05:15] <krdyt> !mount
[05:15] <Bonkers> how do I get to gnome's system thing when I'm not using gnome?
[05:16] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: There is no item by that name in the System menu.
[05:16] <Mike_lifeguard> you don't
[05:16] <DDaygold> billybigrigger, nice, you got this memorized?
[05:16] <glick> f
[05:16] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: type "sudo ndisgtk" in a terminal
[05:16] <billybigrigger> DDaygold::: uuhhhhh.....haha no
[05:17] <rameshwor> ubuntu:  find /boot/grub/stage1        then sudo grub  then setup (hdx) x is the partitin shown by find ....
[05:17] <ctmjr> Bonkers, i believe it is gnome-sound in terminal but am not sure am using xfce so cannot check
[05:17] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: Ok, a GUI popuped up.
[05:17] <billybigrigger> rameshwor::: thanks :P
[05:17] <krdyt> rameshwor, only thing i can think of is to format a drive to linux file system, and copy his to yours, or hook an external HDD up and copy his to that? the files you want at least
[05:17] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Strange that you couldn't find it.  Maybe they moved it.  IDK anyway give it the .inf file (and make sure the that the other file is in the same directory)
[05:17] <mythtv> getting an error: "Cannot find the autorun program"
[05:17] <billybigrigger> rameshwor::: you messed up though
[05:18] <zerkie> Hi every1, i got vmware player running windows, i just cant get internet working on it, vmware interface appears in ifconfig, and i connect through NAT, any1 can help pls? thx in advance
[05:18] <billybigrigger> ubuntu::: grub> root (hd0,0
[05:18] <Bonkers> ctmjr: ah, gnome-sound-properites, but for some reason when I open that, all of my fonts change, my terminal font jsut change, my xchat tab font, lots of stuff
[05:18] <Bonkers> just from opening gnome-sound-properties
[05:18] <billybigrigger> ubuntu::: grub> setup (hd0)
[05:18] <DDaygold> can u write to nfts filesystems in ubuntu yet?
[05:18] <krdyt> if you sudo gknautilus that will get you root, unhide all files, copy ones you want both hidden and visible
[05:18] <DDaygold> i know that was a problem b4
[05:18] <billybigrigger> ubuntulog::: then exit
[05:19] <DDaygold> ubottu,
[05:19] <DDaygold> !nfts
[05:19] <Bonkers> anyone know why running gnome-sound-properties would change my fonts? how do I change them back?
[05:20] <DDaygold> !ntfs-3g
[05:20] <krdyt> !NTFS-3g
[05:20] <rameshwor> billybigrigger; why thanks? were you the one to ask ? sorry if i didn't getit al right...  i'm always asking help so i wanted to help others..
[05:20] <ctmjr> Bonkers, more than likely it cannot find the gnome settings it needs to open correctly, you installed window maker but still have gnome right?
[05:20] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: Done. At the end, a popup said "Unable to see if hardware is present"
[05:20] <billybigrigger> rameshwor::: no i wasn't asking how to do it
[05:20] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Then it didn't work :(
[05:20] <Bonkers> ctmjr: the gnome-sound-properties opened fine, it just changed my fonts along with it
[05:20] <billybigrigger> rameshwor::: it was for a guy running a livecd, nick was ubuntu
[05:20] <crazy2be> how can i add support for the http protocol to the file open dialog box?
[05:20] <Bonkers> I probably have gnome
[05:20] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian:However...
[05:20] <Bonkers> I"ve upgraded this thing from probably dapper so far
[05:21] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: However.....
[05:21] <billybigrigger> rameshwor::: you just finished off for me :P
[05:21] <crazy2be> right now it does absolutely nothing when i input a http url
[05:21] <Bonkers> maybe if I just restart window maker now that I've changed settings all will be well
[05:21] <Bonkers> brb
[05:21] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: The item added says Hardware Present: Yes
[05:21] <soreau> Bonkers: You must not use it very much
[05:21] <overrider> Hello, id like to configure a PPTP VPN connection so i can connect to my Employers VPN, but in the NetworkManager Applet, even there is a VPN Button, it will not let me setup a new VPN connection, the Button is simply greyed out
[05:21] <rameshwor> billybigrigger: i had gone through the same step few days back .so .. otherwise  i'm also newbie. i could i  do it ...lol
[05:21] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Do wifi networks show up in the network?
[05:22] <n00dle> overrider, you'll have to install nm-pptp plugin to enable adding a pptp vpn.
[05:22] <glick> to install ubuntu on 170 gig harddrive, should i install it as a single giant partition or is therea partition scheme people recommend
[05:23] <rameshwor> billybigrigger: i think the setup(hd0,x)  x is not compulsion...
[05:23] <Bonkers> ctmjr: I assume I just have to change font properties somewhere or edit the sound settings some other wya? it's gnome-settings-daemon that's changng my fonts
[05:23] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: No. ALso, if I push COnfigure Network it says "could not find a network configuration tool"
[05:23] <Bonkers> if I start gnome-settings-daemon, sounds go away, but fonts are worng, if I kill it, fonts are back fixed but then sound is back too
[05:23] <n00dle> overrider, the package name is network-manager-pptp
[05:24] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: run "modprobe ndiswrapper"  and run "ndiswrapper -l" and give me the output.
[05:24] <glick> anyone recommend a particular partitioning scheme?
[05:24] <glick> for ubuntu on my netbook?
[05:25] <n00dle> glick, I prefer one big partition (plus a swap, of course).
[05:25] <fido> cual es el wiki en español
[05:25] <glick> heh i love my little eeepc
[05:25] <glick> im not sure if i trust it with important files yet for some reason
[05:25] <overrider> n00dle: Alrighty, now i can click the VPN Button that was grey before. Odd that it would not be there out of the Box, or not there at all until you install it. Instead they tease you by giving you a Button you can't click :-) , Thanks for the tip!
[05:25] <glick> hehe maybe cause its soooo smalll
[05:25] <glick> it feels toyish
[05:25] <FeasibilityStudy> glick: /boot, /, swap, /home
[05:25] <fido> español
[05:25] <ctmjr> Bonkers, you can still log into gnome and fix it, in the login screen chose options sessions gnome
[05:26] <fido> cual es la de español
[05:26] <glick> FeasibilityStudy, sizes?
[05:26] <fiyawerx1> Hi guys just tried to install ati restricted driver, but its hanging on 0%
[05:26] <Bonkers> ctmjr: but what am I fixing exactly?
[05:26] <n00dle> overrider, No prob. :) VPN on Ubuntu is still kinda tricky... keeps breaking on upgrades. (google gives lots of fixes and ideas)
[05:26] <fiyawerx1> ah, and with that, it started.. just took a few minutes to get going
[05:26] <ctmjr> !es|fido
[05:27] <FeasibilityStudy> glick: /boot = 100MB, swap = size of RAM, / = about 1/10th of HD, /home = rest of space
[05:27] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: Sorry, I realized I copied from the wrong spot
[05:27] <ctmjr> Bonkers, the sound and font rendering or did you fix it already
[05:27] <rameshwor> FeasibilityStudy: isn't  /home   under  /   ?
[05:27] <glick> FeasibilityStudy, so 16 gigs for /
[05:27] <stealth-> on my ubuntu system, I cant manage to set up logging in via ssh without a password to work. I know im doing it right, cause I can log into another machine i did it on just before this one, but it wont work on this one :(
[05:27] <jamesbrink> how can i reinstall an applications config files with apt-get?
[05:27] <stealth-> any ideas?
[05:27] <glick> i have a 160 gigger
[05:28] <ADIvIiN_X_> ndiswrapper -l
[05:28] <ADIvIiN_X_> WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in a future release.
[05:28] <ADIvIiN_X_> bcmwl6 : driver installed
[05:28] <ADIvIiN_X_>     device (14E4:4315) present
[05:28] <FloodBot1> ADIvIiN_X_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:28] <FeasibilityStudy> rameshwor, well looking at it that way, everything is under /.  Byt thats not the point
[05:28] <FeasibilityStudy> glick: yeah 15 or so gigs for / should be fine.
[05:29] <ircnickiuse> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeNX fix these docs - nothing about client authentication and importing keys
[05:29] <mythtv> hi I'm getting an error: "Cannot find the autorun program"
[05:29] <Bonkers> ctmjr: clicked something bad in gnome-control-center and had to restart X, did you say anything?
[05:29] <squarebracket> how can i find out if mysql was compiled with fpic?
[05:29] <Bonkers> ctmjr: what am I fixing?
[05:29] <rameshwor> billybigrigger:  what happen if i install grub under different partition . not the first one..
[05:29] <msl> stealth-, You have the public key from the client in the .ssh/authorized_keys on the server?
[05:30] <ctmjr> Bonkers, the sound and font rendering or did you fix it already
[05:30] <stealth-> msl: yes
[05:30] <Bonkers> I can change the settings fine, but they only take effect when gnome-settings-daemon is running, which also messes with the fonts
[05:30] <msl> stealth-, What are the permissions on .ssh on the server?
[05:30] <Bonkers> so starting gnome isn't going to help much
[05:30] <Bonkers> I have to unset the font stuff somehow
[05:30] <FeasibilityStudy> rameshwor Grub does to the MBR, not to a partition
[05:30] <rob_p> stealth-, Perhaps if you initiated a connection with the verbose option set, it would yield some clues...
[05:30] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: DId you get my last messages?
[05:30] <jamesbrink> can i reinstall an applications config files with apt-get?
[05:31] <TheDJACR> Hey guys, please seed this: http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/4958696  - Ubuntu Jaunty w/ LXDE i386
[05:31] <rameshwor> FeasibilityStudy: there's only one mbr for a harddrive ? is it ?
[05:31] <stealth-> msl: drwx------
[05:31] <stealth-> rob_p: good idea, ill try that
[05:31] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Sorry bathroom
[05:31] <ims> jamesbrick, have you tried?
[05:31] <FeasibilityStudy> glick: and if youre installing to a laptop, then I recommend you use whole disk encryption.  You will need the alternate CD for that.
[05:31] <TopCat> anybody know how to restore a desktop panel in gnome....for some reason, mine disappeared
[05:31] <msl> stealth-, That should be fine...
[05:31] <jamesbrink> have i tried what?
[05:31] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: Ok.
[05:32] <ims> jamesbrick, apt-get --reinstall..
[05:32] <jamesbrink> i have delete the config files, tried purge clean and install
[05:32] <edbian> ADIvIiN_X_: Well ndiswrapper says it's working.  Are there no networks?  Try a reboot.  Otherwise I have no idea sorry bud :(
[05:32] <msl> stealth-, grep PubkeyAuthentication /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[05:32] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: Ok. Brb.
[05:32] <soreau> edbian: Did you ever get your encryption working?
[05:32] <StormWinged> hello guys... why my plugin for skype dont work on pidgin? i installed it with dpkg -i but i did not see it in plugin list of pidgin, but if i choose manage account i see skype there, but the problem is, i dont have the box for password
[05:32] <soreau> ugh
[05:32] <stealth-> msl: no output
[05:33] <jamesbrink> --reinstall is not a switch
[05:33] <ims> jamesbrick,dpkg --list "package"  what happens...
[05:33] <TopCat> anyone ?
[05:33] <msl> stealth-, You might try adding 'PubkeyAuthentication yes' to your /etc/ssh/sshd_config file and restarting sshd
[05:33] <jamesbrink> dude i just want to reinstall the application with the config files
[05:33] <Bonkers> can I just turn off pulseaudio somehow?
[05:33] <jamesbrink> what are you going on about?
[05:33] <Bonkers> I don't ever want it
[05:33] <TopCat> i have no panel and really don't know how to access any applications (easily) without it
[05:34] <msl> I know that I have it in mine (and it should be there by default...)
[05:34] <rameshwor>  there's only one MBR  for a harddrive ? is it ?
[05:34] <ctmjr> !panels|TopCat,
[05:34] <Jeruvy> rameshwor: per machine actually..
[05:34] <rikki_max> jamesbrink: apt-get purge package then apt-get install package
[05:34] <stealth-> msl: I think thats the problem, because its set to yes on my computer that works and on another machine I just tried it on and it didnt work the line was commented out.
[05:34] <soreau> ! mbr | rameshwor
[05:34] <stealth-> msl: thanks a bunch for your help :) I would have never found that since its not even in the config file at all.
[05:34] <jamesbrink> rikki_max: i tried that and its still not recreating the config files
[05:34] <Travisivart190> Hey, I don't really know how to describe the problem using Google, basically I can't open up synaptic, nor the gdeb package installer. Last time this happened I restarted, and my whole file system was corrupted. It's back now, but still having the same issue. Sorry, kind of new to ubuntu.
[05:34] <rameshwor> Jeruvy: ok. got it..
[05:34] <soreau> rameshwor: It should probably say mbr = Master Boot Record
[05:34] <rikki_max> jamesbrink: oh
[05:35] <jamesbrink> rikki_max: thats what i would have though also heh
[05:35] <msl> stealth-, No problem.  I have spent too much time working on ssh config issues :)
[05:35] <StormWinged> anything about pidgin skype plugin?!
[05:35] <rameshwor> but i heard.. grub can be installed do different partition or  like that.......
[05:36] <jamesbrink> so anyone else know how i can reinstall the proftpd config files
[05:36] <wolf23> help me please! i have my monitor to display after 11 minutes,and doesnot work why?
[05:36] <jtrask> hey, i only have a blank dvd, no cd. can i burn just the cd iso?
[05:36] <StormWinged> jamesbrink default proftpd?
[05:36] <jamesbrink> yeah
[05:36] <soreau> rameshwor: GRUB can allow options to boot from several different partitions
[05:36] <jamesbrink> this is bugging the crap out of me
[05:36] <msl> jtrask, I believe so, but not 100% sure
[05:36] <StormWinged> why do not try vsftpd? i use it and is simple
[05:37] <rameshwor> soreau: ok.
[05:37] <jamesbrink> StormWinged: i prefer proftpd
[05:37] <jtrask> i dunno if i have to start downloading a dvd iso is all
[05:37] <Jeruvy> jtrask: what are you burning, data?
[05:37] <jamesbrink> but i cannot figure out why apt-get wont reinstall the config file
[05:37] <ADIvIiN_X_> edbian: No. Still does not show.
[05:37] <jtrask> Jeruvy: ubuntu iso
[05:37] <Mage_Dude> Hmmm, multiOS boot DVD?
[05:37] <jtrask> semester's over and i'm trying to wean myself back to vim now that i'm getting good at it
[05:38] <jtrask> so no more dual booting for me ;)
[05:38] <bucky> jamesbrink: dpkg --purge proftpd ; apt-get install proftpd
[05:38] <StormWinged> jamesbrink: did you try apt-get remove proftpd --purge?
[05:38] <LordDragon> hey all
[05:38] <Jeruvy> jtrask: I'd be curious if it would boot.
[05:38] <StormWinged> and after that... try apt-get autoremove
[05:38] <rob_p> stealth-, My question is, why was that option missing from your config file when it's supposed to be there by default?  Did you do some sort of custom install or did you build your OpenSSH from source?  It's very odd that a default configuration directive should mysteriously be missing from the config file!
[05:38] <LordDragon> anyone know if the VIA VT1708S onboard sound is supported by 9.04 ?
[05:38] <StormWinged> jamesbrink:  and after those 2 commands try to reinstall it again
[05:38] <jtrask> Jeruvy: simply by using the cd iso instead of the dvd one, eh?
[05:38] <jtrask> different image formats i guess
[05:38] <ectospasm> LordDragon: there's always the LiveCD to test your sound
[05:38] <jtrask> well thats a shame
[05:39] <rameshwor> if i have gtk+ tool.   then can i run gnome app. under Xfce..??
[05:39] <krdyt> !mount
[05:39] <krdyt> !ntfs-3g
[05:39] <StormWinged> did it work jamesbrink?
[05:39] <troll_> how do i change a vlc theme if the current theme is unuseable?
[05:40] <LordDragon> ectospasm, im putting together parts to build a box. so i cant yet test it with a livecd
[05:40] <StormWinged> anyway... somebody that install the skype plugin for pidgin?
[05:40] <TopCat> ctmjr, gconftool --recurisve-unset /apps/panel && killall gnome-panel gives me a gnome-panel: no process killed output
[05:40] <ADIvIiN_X_> When I push "Configure Network" in "Windows Wireless Drivers", I get "could not find a network configuration tool." Is that an issue?
[05:40] <ctmjr> TopCat, hold on a sec.
[05:40] <StormWinged> LordDragon:  obviously it haved to be supported
[05:40] <TopCat> ctmjr: k
[05:40] <flanders> Is it possible to keep a directory synchronized between 3 PCs (1 runnig Ubuntu, the other 2 running openSUSE) without using an internet solution?
[05:41] <troll_> how do i change a vlc theme if the current theme is unuseable?
[05:41] <StormWinged> flanders: other than lan i dont know :P
[05:41] <ectospasm> LordDragon: what's stopping you from putting together what you've got and testing it out?
[05:41] <LordDragon> i havent ordered them yet
[05:41] <flanders> Example, I make changes to the files on my desktop, then fly out of state and make changes on my laptop, then when I return, I can sync all 3 together?
[05:41] <LordDragon> i want to make sure i order parts that are compatible with ubuntu
[05:41] <jtrask> woah those dvd iso's are not up to date in this country.
[05:41] <ectospasm> LordDragon: Ah, I thought these were parts you had lying around.
[05:41] <LordDragon> nope
[05:41] <flanders> StormWinged, how would it be done via LAN? rsync?
[05:42] <StormWinged> though so... i never try it... but lan is other solution than internet
[05:42] <StormWinged> wireless suck
[05:42] <StormWinged> :P
[05:42] <ctmjr> TopCat, ok found it type this in a terminal then logout then back in should set panels to default "rm -rf ~/.gconf/apps/panel"
[05:42] <jtrask> karmic, what's that, 9.04?
[05:42] <jtrask> i've been away from ubuntu for so long i miss it :(
[05:42] <adam> how i change directory in GNOME Terminal 2.24.1l
[05:43] <StormWinged> cd?
[05:43] <StormWinged> :))
[05:43] <TopCat> okay
[05:43] <soreau> ! karmic | jtrask
[05:43] <adam> thank
[05:43] <TopCat> i will try it in a bit...just started a 22 gb file transfer between two boxes...grrr
[05:43] <jtrask> will break?
[05:43] <soreau> adam: cd /path/to/directory
[05:43] <rameshwor> adam : cd destination directory ( c=change d=directory ).
[05:43] <jtrask> like, if i install this iso i'm looking at?
[05:44] <StormWinged> jtrask:  you get the 9.04?
[05:44] <jtrask> 9.04 cd iso
[05:44] <jtrask> but im burning to a dvd
[05:44] <elias078> Hi every1, does any 1 know how to make X-Fi sound card work in ubuntu 9.04?
[05:44] <jtrask> so im looking for dvd iso's
[05:44] <TopCat> why does 8MB/sec seem slow ?
[05:44] <StormWinged> well... i did not try to burn a cd iso to a dvd yet
[05:44] <jtrask> no 9.04 in us or uk, 9.10 in france..
[05:44] <soreau> ! audio | elias078
[05:45] <StormWinged> why you dont try?:P
[05:45] <Bonkers> ctmjr: I just ended up deleting those damn sonds
[05:45] <troll_> can anyone help me with the terminal commands to change the vlc theme so that i can read it.
[05:45] <jtrask> StormWinged: only one disc ;)
[05:45] <Bonkers> now, how do I convince ubuntu to stop setting my Master volume to 0 every time I reboot?, I even tried using alsactl store and that didn't help
[05:45] <soreau> troll_: screenshot?
[05:46] <soreau> Bonkers: How are you rebooting?
[05:46] <rameshwor> where are downloaded pack. thru apt -get   stored ??
[05:46] <alves> hi buddies
[05:46] <Bonkers> soreau: ctrl-alt-delete or the menu from gdm
[05:46] <StormWinged> jtrask:  seems that work
[05:46] <adam> if i write cd dektop, its not working
[05:46] <alves> i'm on trouble
[05:46] <adam> y
[05:46] <jtrask> StormWinged: hmm?
[05:46] <elias078> I dont have the ALSA option in the sound options
[05:46] <StormWinged> are you on ubuntu atm? or ot windows?
[05:46] <soreau> Bonkers: Try loggin in, setting the volume, then logging out
[05:47] <jtrask> cough. windows
[05:47] <StormWinged> then no problem
[05:47] <StormWinged> i try it with nero... i burned an xp iso to a dvd
[05:47] <StormWinged> and work
[05:47] <jtrask> so is a 64bit version worth it yet on an athlon 64
[05:47] <elias078> soreau i dont have the ALSA option in sound config
[05:47] <rameshwor>  where are downloaded pack. thru apt -get   stored ??
[05:47] <jtrask> where worth it means i dont have to do anything differently and it never degrades performance
[05:47] <msl> adam, Desktop is usually capitalized...  *nix shells are case sensitive.
[05:47] <alves> a linkbucks applet appear on my task bar when i viset a page
[05:48] <soreau> elias078: Then your drivers are not loaded correctly (most likely)
[05:48] <troll_> soreau : i installed a theme wrong vlc still works but the interface is not readable
[05:48] <phase_shift314> what are some good linux games??
[05:48] <adam> thank msl
[05:48] <alves> anyone have this problem?
[05:48] <soreau> troll_: Can you provide a screenshot or explain in detail what is not readable and why?
[05:48] <rob_p> rameshwor, /var/cache/apt/archives/
[05:48] <soreau> ! games
[05:48] <pixie79> i have a problem with ubuntu automatically maximising any window i open, does anyone know a way to fix this. (jaunty)
[05:48] <Bonkers> soreau: I've done that, I turn the volume up every time I start the computer, but every time I reboot it's right back to 0
[05:48] <dakarn> phase_shift: like what genre?
[05:48] <abddu> (armage)tron -- a good game :) ..
[05:48] <elias078> soreau I havnt installed any drivers as I couldnt find them I just installed Ulinux
[05:49] <StormWinged> well jtrask if you have a 64 bit procs... you can install it without any error.. :D
[05:49] <soreau> Bonkers: That sucks man, not sure what else to tell you
[05:49] <StormWinged> beware of differences between amd and intel
[05:49] <alves> is there an adware for ubuntu?
[05:49] <StormWinged> adware?
[05:49] <phase_shift314> dakarn: anything really i'm bored wanna try out some games
[05:49] <soreau> elias078: Ulinux?
[05:49] <jtrask> StormWinged: that's not what it used to be like. i mean everything. will my java work seamlessly. will my flash work seamlessly.
[05:49] <alves> exactly
[05:49] <elias078> ubuntu linux
[05:49] <ctmjr> troll_, you need to go into the folder where vlc stores its themes and delete it the only prob is i forget where it is it might be in ~/.vlc
[05:49] <StormWinged> what do you mean adware?
[05:49] <dakarn> phase_shift314, check out TORCS if you like racing simulators
[05:49] <StormWinged> :))
[05:49] <StormWinged> some as trojans?
[05:49] <elias078> 9.04
[05:49] <alves> an applet appear on my taskbar
[05:50] <alves> when i visited a linkbucks page
[05:50] <elias078> soreau ubuntu linux 9.04
[05:50] <adam> how to install new font to ubunt
[05:50] <StormWinged> alves: perhaps you install smth..,,, can you make a screenshot, put it somewhere and give us a link?
[05:50] <phase_shift314> dakarn: i have torcs, wish i could put or emulate track mania
[05:50] <mythtv> is it possible to make an autorun CD work in ubuntu and windows ?
[05:50] <abddu> its a small car which creates a wall u can hit into! ... try getting ur opponent to into it ... simple game man ...
[05:50] <rameshwor> rob_p: then if i uninstall then i can again install from the same location where it was stored previously ?
[05:50] <alves> smth?
[05:50] <dakarn> phase_shift314, I usually just play world of warcraft on wine
[05:50] <StormWinged> jtrask: it work... i have flash but java not yet installed since i did not need it
[05:50] <adam>  how to install new font to ubunt ??
[05:51] <soreau> elias078: Drivers for most hardware in linux comes installed by default. What you should do is look at the output of 'lspci' in your terminal for your audio hw and google with that info
[05:51] <StormWinged> alves: smth - something
[05:51] <Omar871> Hi
[05:51] <elias078> soreau in device sound i only have Null Output
[05:51] <Omar871> How do I switch my sound system from ALSA to OSS?
[05:51] <alves> so many thinks
[05:51] <alves> but from apt-get
[05:51] <soreau> elias078: lspci
[05:51] <abddu> how about PS1 Driver2 on a simulator if u like driving games?
[05:51] <rob_p> rameshwor, If the package is still in the cache, you can use dpgk to reinstall it, yes.
[05:52] <troll_> I know were the folder is but i dont know how to del a file in term..cause it willnot let me del in the gui
[05:52] <dakarn> !font > adam
[05:52] <ctmjr> Omar, go to oss4 website and download the deb
[05:52] <phase_shift314> dakarn: well i did get my ps2 hooked up through my tv card so i guess that will cover my racing game
[05:52] <StormWinged> you cant get adware through apt-get... only if you put there some repos
[05:52] <mythtv> Is it possible to make an autorun CD work in ubuntu and windows ?
[05:52] <abddu> yup .. if u can get that .. its more than enough .. i never believed PC's were meant for games ... it has a keyboard!!!
[05:52] <StormWinged> if it`s iso yes
[05:52] <elias078> soreau how do i look at the lspci output in terminal?
[05:52] <jtrask> StormWinged: im a programmer
[05:53] <jtrask> i wish i didnt need java ;)
[05:53] <StormWinged> i though it
[05:53] <jtrask> these android phones though..
[05:53] <StormWinged> :))
[05:53] <losher> jtrask: I think I burned a CD iso to a dvd blank once because I had no cd blanks, and it worked ok. Also see http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ for a way to boot without an CD
[05:53] <StormWinged> cool
[05:53] <msl> troll_,   rm    will delete a file in the terminal.  But if you can't delete in the GUI, you probably won't be removing from the CLI either...
[05:53] <dakarn> mythtv: it really depends on what's on the cd
[05:53] <StormWinged> well
[05:53] <alves> after i remove the applet an apt-get job was running
[05:53] <jtrask> losher: lol you think?
[05:53] <soreau> elias078: 1) Start a terminal (Applications>Accessories>Terminal) 2) Type 'lspci' without the quotes 3) Press Enter
[05:53] <stealth-> how can I extract a .tar.bz2 file from command line?
[05:54] <mythtv> dakarn: want to load a html file, scriptexecute=index.htm doesn't seem to work in linux
[05:54] <StormWinged> jtrask: you can install it now... and buy a neu dvd later if you dont like it :d
[05:54] <alves> where is the apt log?
[05:54] <mythtv> dakarn: no file association
[05:54] <StormWinged> new*
[05:54] <msl> stealth-, tar -xjvf yourfile.tar.bz2
[05:54] <axisys> is there a way refresh a https page every say 5 mins ? i hate the OWA keep getting disconnected if i dont click inbox frequently
[05:54] <mythtv> dakarn: sorry that was shellexecute=
[05:54] <losher> jtrask: it was a while ago and I don't recall. I may have given up and downloaded the dvd iso after all. Just because your memory still works, don't assume mine does...
[05:54] <jtrask> StormWinged: backing up my data once will be pain enough thank you :)
[05:54] <stealth-> msl: thanks :)
[05:55] <soreau> stealth-: man bzip
[05:55] <Asad2005> I am having problem enableing facebook chat in pidgin. I am reciving this error "Error getting info from Facebook." any suggestion
[05:55] <jtrask> losher: mine doesn't either. just wanted more of an idea than i had :)
[05:55] <troll_> i tried to uninstall vlc and reinstall but the prob is still there
[05:55] <elias078> soreau it only says abount sound : 10:04.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs SB X-Fi
[05:55] <dakarn> mythtv: do you have a default program assigned to .htm?
[05:55] <msl> axisys, You may be able to use the firefox extension iMacros.  I've used it before to automate things.
[05:55] <rameshwor> how to join irc from firefox ?? plz  ...
[05:55] <soreau> elias078: Good. Now use that information in a google search with keyword ubuntu or so
[05:55] <ctmjr> troll_, you need to go into the folder where vlc stores its themes and delete it the only prob is i forget where it is it might be in ~/.vlc
[05:56] <axisys> msl: i checked the #firefox channel and looking into reloadevery extension.. thanks .. i will check the imacros as well
[05:56] <dakarn> rameshwor: you need an irc applet
[05:56] <losher> jtrask: the bios tries to make everything look like a big floppy for booting anway
[05:56] <StormWinged> jtrask: can i pm you?
[05:56] <mythtv> dakarn: I was hoping to target a generic system so I couldn't expect anything like that, in windows yes, in linux no -I don't think it's possible
[05:56] <kbrosnan> rameshwor: mibbit.com can do in browser irc
[05:56] <rameshwor> kbrosnan:ok.. thanks
[05:56] <izz> erkk
[05:57] <losher> rameshwor: download the chatzilla extension
[05:58] <abddu> anyone interested in a project involving the Arabic and its Linguistics in a Linux Platform? specifically creating a platform or a library for programmers?
[05:58] <troll_> file:///usr/share/vlc/skins2 I found irt here
[05:58] <rameshwor> losher: ok.  i tried Xchat. it didn't work don't know why.. ok i'll try chatzilla..
[05:59] <elias078> soreau i download from creative site the open source drivers but i cant install then they need some compilation
[05:59] <dakarn> mythtv: you using autorun.inf?
[05:59] <soreau> ! work | rameshwor
[05:59] <mythtv> dakarn: yes
[05:59] <losher> soreau: thank you
[05:59] <ctmjr> abddu, you might ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:59] <mythtv> dakarn: in linux getting error "Cannot find the autorun program"
[06:00] <losher> !arabic | abddu maybe here?
[06:00] <elias078> any one has a creative x-fi sound card?
[06:00] <abddu> hahahah ... im just bored now ... but im serious about the project and it will be up in some time ...
[06:01] <mythtv> dakan: in windows this works, I think I could probablly get it to work in linux by hardcoding a path to firefox, but then I lose the compatibility
[06:01] <Tecna> ...
[06:01] <abddu> thanks guys .. off to the Ubuntu Arabic ...
[06:02] <soreau> elias078: To compile them, get into the source directory and look at the contents (with 'ls'). If it has a 'configure' or 'autogen.sh' file, you should run './configure --prefix=/usr' or './autogen.sh --prefix=/usr' respectively. If it already has a Makefile, then just run make. You will ultimately have to run 'make; sudo make install' successfully for it to be installed
[06:02] <rameshwor> hello.. where can i get gcc compiler for windows  if you guys know any....
[06:03] <abddu> its empty ... guess i'll just hang around and maybe help here in this mess ...
[06:03] <dakarn> mythtv: the gnome-volume-manager does support autorun, it appears you have no default handler for .htm files
[06:03] <soreau> rameshwoo: try #windows
[06:03] <dakarn> try renaming it .html
[06:03] <msl> rameshwor, http://www.mingw.org/
[06:04] <dakarn> rameshwor: open a command prompt and apt-get install build-essential      ...oh wait
[06:04] <abddu> gcc for windows ... have you checked the MinGW ... :)
[06:04] <abddu> get urself adapted to the Cygwin environment first ...
[06:04] <rameshwor> ok.. i'll c heck.
[06:04] <elias078> soreau i only see .h and .c files , no .sh and no makefile or configure
[06:04] <losher> rameshwor: subtract 10 points for being off topic. Subtract another 10 points for not googling 'gcc compiler for windows'
[06:05] <mythtv> dakarn: how can I associate the htm file in linux?
[06:05] <soreau> elias078: Can you show from where you've acquired the source?
[06:05] <rameshwor> losher: ok subtracted..  hey.. i want cygwin offline installer couldn't find it...
[06:05] <vwbusguy> what xorg-server version does 9.04 currently have?
[06:05] <abddu> i dont rememeber,, but i did play with it some time ago ... it installed with no hassle ...
[06:05] <msl> vwbusguy, X.Org X Server 1.6.0
[06:06] <abddu> just check their site for updates ... it wont hurt ur windows ...
[06:06] <vwbusguy> msl, thanks
[06:06] <KyleK> vwbusguy: is http://packages.ubuntu.org down again?
[06:06] <abddu> bye guys ...
[06:07] <losher> elias078: not even a README file?
[06:07] <dakarn> mythtv: the easiest way is to 'open with' from the GUI
[06:08] <dakarn> mythtv: i think you would highly benefit from reading https://wiki.ubuntu.com/autorun
[06:08] <mythtv> dakarn: the idea is to make a distributable CD, my users are not so sophistaicated so I was hoping to use autorun, also tying to get them on ubuntu
[06:08] <mythtv> dakarn: thanks for the help!!
[06:09] <elias078> soreau yes there is a readme i will try following what it says
[06:10] <losher> elias078: wanna paste the README to http://paste.ubuntu.com so we can all see it?
[06:10] <soreau> elias078: cool
[06:10] <elias078> Quick install
[06:10] <elias078> [06:10] <elias078> In terminal,
[06:10] <elias078> 1) Goto source directory
[06:10] <elias078> 2) Execute make command as root
[06:10] <FloodBot1> elias078: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:10] <elias078>    make
[06:10] <soreau> ouch
[06:11] <ims> Anyone knows of Autocad for Ubuntu???
[06:11] <Tetracomm> You can try Qcad, freecad, and look for some others.
[06:11] <Tetracomm> Some people use Blender.
[06:11] <Tetracomm> but it isn't really a CAD program.
[06:11] <bullgard4> How to decompress many .gz files in a directory in a single step? Was there not a command with 'z' in its name?
[06:12] <msl> bullgard4, for i in $(ls *.gz); do gunzip $i ; done
[06:12] <soreau> bullgard4: Ask in #bash
[06:12] <ims> Tetracomm, Qcad does'nt have 3d ...
[06:12] <Tetracomm> :(
[06:12] <Tetracomm> I think there is a gCAD.
[06:13] <losher> bullgard4: gunzip *.gz should do them all...
[06:13] <losher> ims: I see a bunch of hits in google
[06:13] <elias078> soreau thers a makefile but how can i use it? i did sudo makefile but didnt work
[06:13] <soreau> elias078: Read the readme. It tells you what to do
[06:13] <bullgard4> soreau: Are you really telling me that this is of no Ubuntu relation? O_o
[06:14] <soreau> bullgard4: No, I'm just suggesting #bash because they would provide more insight
[06:14] <The_Warlock> why does my gparted doesnt highlight resize partition option?
[06:14] <ims> losher, I 2... I'm not satisfied.
[06:15] <The_Warlock> i am not able to resize my partition because of it
[06:15] <bullgard4> msl, losher Thank you.
[06:15] <losher> ims: satisfaction isn't guaranteed, unfortunately....
[06:15] <ims> losher, :)
[06:16] <Omar871> How do I switch from ALSA to OSS again? I installed OSS4, but it still gives me this messages every time I try to test after switching to it: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/197456/
[06:16] <andyh2> Hey, I just made changes to my /etc/passwd file. How can I refresh the file without ebooting?
[06:17] <andyh2> rebooting*
[06:17] <msl> andatche, What did you change?
[06:17] <troll_> Were is the file i need to del  in ubuntu so that when i reinstall vlc it will go back to it's defalt setings?
[06:17] <msl> andyh2, What did you change
[06:17] <andyh2> I changed a usergroup
[06:17] <andyh2> I mean
[06:17] <andyh2> I changed a user's group
[06:17] <andyh2> that they belong to
[06:18] <losher> andyh2: any changes to /etc/passwd are usually effective immediately. You may need to logout that user though...
[06:18] <msl> andyh2, I would think you could just log out and log back in.
[06:18] <soreau> andyh2: You need to logout and back in
[06:19] <andyh2> Hm. I'm trying to get one of my SSH/sftp users to be able to write to /var/www (apache).
[06:19] <andyh2> I changed his group to www-data
[06:19] <andyh2> and the user cannot write to /var/www
[06:19] <andyh2> I chmodded a folder 775 to test
[06:19] <andyh2> No go D;
[06:19] <troll_> Were is the file i need to del  in ubuntu so that when i reinstall vlc it will go back to it's defalt setings?
[06:19] <andyh2> I also did chown -R www-data:www-data /var/www
[06:20] <msl> andyh2,   sudo groups youruser
[06:20] <msl> Do you see the group you are expecting?
[06:20] <andyh2> Yes
[06:20] <andyh2> I do
[06:20] <elias078> soreau i did it but now whn i play somthing it tells me failed to connect the strem, i already got codecs do i need restart?
[06:21] <soreau> elias078: You need to make sure the correct driver is loaded
[06:21] <andyh2> Wait, I got it
[06:21] <losher> andyh2: I would have added the user to www-data in /etc/group instead
[06:21] <andyh2> hm
[06:21] <elias078> soreau no i have slected under audio device creative x-fi alsa but same thing
[06:22] <soreau> elias078: It's showing up now?
[06:22] <elias078> soreau yes
[06:22] <andyh2> I fixed it. thanks for your help :)
[06:22] <soreau> elias078: I guess it should be working.. what are you testing with?
[06:22] <unop> andyh2, what was it?
[06:22] <elias078> but when i play an mp3 it says Failed to connect stream: Invalid argument
[06:22] <andyh2> unop, I had a wrong chmod valuei
[06:22] <Omar871> How do I switch from ALSA to OSS again? I installed OSS4, but it still gives me this messages every time I try to test after switching to it: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/197456/
[06:22] <andyh2> value*
[06:23] <elias078> soreau but when i play an mp3 it says Failed to connect stream: Invalid argument
[06:23] <troll_> can anyone help me fix my vlc
[06:23] <andyh2> so it couldnt write to the folder
[06:23] <soreau> elias078: What is telling you that? The exact command
[06:23] <jumzies> how do i set my ubuntu's server clock back to UTC?
[06:23] <threatrix> I Just got a netbook setup with ubuntu I was wondering what would be the best way for me to be able to read and right files to my main ubuntu desktop from inside my home network.
[06:24] <elias078> soreau playing any mp3 in totem player i am downloading vlc now
[06:24] <elias078> soreau it worked nicely in vlc
[06:25] <soreau> elias078: mplayer is probably the best with which to test since it gives verbose output and supports most any format
[06:25] <soreau> elias078: Awesome, so it's now working.
[06:25] <elias078> soreau thanks
[06:25] <msl> jumzies,    rm /etc/localtime  &&  cp /usr/share/zoneinfo/GMT   /etc/localtime
[06:26] <niblets> basic linux question, cause im a noob, and i didnt know where else to ask, how do i do this "~/.config/tint/tintrc"
[06:26] <msl> jumzies, Or symlink it (like it used to be done...)
[06:26] <niblets> i mean, create a file there
[06:26] <losher> threatrix: for an occasional file transfer, ssh. For sharing files so the netbook sees exactly the same files as the server, nfs...
[06:26] <Titan8990> niblets, touch ~/.config/tint/tintrc
[06:27] <unop> niblets, use your editor?
[06:27] <wizzo50> http://paste.ubuntu.com/197459/  What should I upgrade to on a motherboard, CPU processor, and Graphics card?
[06:27] <jumzies> msl: do i need to reboot now?
[06:27] <niblets> i dont understand what ~ is
[06:27] <Titan8990> unop, thats no fun
[06:27] <Titan8990> niblets, its a symbol that represents your home directory
[06:27] <unop> niblets, it's shorthand for /home/$USER
[06:27] <dakarn> niblets: ~ is an abbreviation for your home directory =)
[06:27] <soreau> niblets: ~/ means /home/$LOGNAME
[06:27] <Titan8990> niblets, type: echo ~ into your terminal
[06:27] <niblets> ok, thanks everyone
[06:27] <msl> jumzies, It would be easiest to.
[06:28] <msl> I don't know what to restart to have the change reflected.
[06:28] <dakarn> anyone pipe echos to talk to users on their box?
[06:29] <wizzo50> What is a good motherboard to upgrade too and CPU and Graphics card?
[06:29] <losher> wizzo50: totally depends on your budget, and what you plan to do with it. Tomshardware.com has sample builds of various types...
[06:29] <taxman> so, I have a dvd iso on a computer downstairs, what would be the easiest way to watch it over the network on another computer? both running ubuntu and I have networking set up
[06:29] <msl> dakarn, What do you mean?  Why not use   write   ?
[06:30] <wizzo50> Probably around total of $500
[06:30] <dakarn> msl: echo like this | write msl
[06:30] <msl> dakarn, I haven't used it like that :)
[06:30] <losher> wizzo50: checkout tom's $600 e5200 build
[06:30] <wizzo50> Use it for here at home, games, Linux
[06:30] <The_Warlock> can anybody help me with gparted?
[06:30] <wizzo50> music also
[06:30] <lvec> anyone have any experience setting up an ubuntu email server??? i can't figure it out no matter how many walkthroughs i follow
[06:31] <wizzo50> What's the website?
[06:31] <[R]> what version of the intel xorg driver is in ubuntu 9.04?
[06:31] <lianimator> help with thunderbird, how to change the style of replying a mail? e.g. reply at the top/bottom? add the time/date of the mail being replied?
[06:31] <TopCat> ctmjr: rm -rf ~/.gconf/aps/panel does not fix the problem
[06:31] <losher> wizzo50: http://www.tomshardware.com. It's famous...
[06:32] <lvec> i'm trying to install an mta like postfix or exim4 or sendmail and i get all the way through the tutorial, then send the mail and it doesn't go anywhere, i check the mailq and it's frozen
[06:33] <wizzo50> Where they out of?
[06:33] <jumzies> msl: how do i tell the current time on the command line?
[06:34] <msl> jumzies, date
[06:34] <taxman> The_Warlock: maybe, what are you trying to do?
[06:34] <losher> wizzo50: sorry, I don't understand the question. What does it matter where they are?
[06:34] <The_Warlock> taxman: i am trying to resize my harddrive
[06:35] <The_Warlock> taxman: but the resize partition is disabled
[06:35] <Khisanth> lianimator: forgot where it is in the GUI but you can go into Preferences->Advanced and do it from the config editor
[06:35] <Omar87> Hi
[06:36] <taxman> The_Warlock: hm, haven't done that
[06:36] <Khisanth> lianimator: the option name is reply_on_top :)
[06:36] <taxman> Omar87: hello
[06:36] <lianimator> Khisanth: thanks so much
[06:36] <Omar87> I just switched to OSS, everything seems okay, the test is successful, but... not sound at all.
[06:37] <jumzies> msl: thanks for your help!
[06:37] <msl> jumzies, No problem.
[06:37] <jumzies> msl: know much about mysql?
[06:38] <msl> nope :)
[06:38] <losher> lvec: somewhere in /var/log there will be a file with error messages from the mailer....
[06:39] <mark[oz]> hey guys, i'm after ide/editor solutions, tried komodo and gedit... i miss textmate... any other suggestions?
[06:40] <rikki_max> mark[oz]: netbeans
[06:40] <mark[oz]> something fast!
[06:40] <nate[oz]> vim :)
[06:40] <nate[oz]> :D
[06:40] <rikki_max> jedit
[06:41] <mark[oz]> yea, gave it a go.. not a fan.
[06:41] <mark[oz]> maybe vim is the way to go
[06:41] <losher> mark[oz]: emacs. Oh wait, you said fast...
[06:43] <Hannes3_2> htop
[06:43] <mark[oz]> is that an editor?
[06:44] <losher> mark[oz]: seriously? It's an editor/ide & its famous...
[06:44] <foo> I'm trying to convert flac to mp3 using lame. I've tried several different examples online but I can't seem to get it to work... any tips?
[06:44] <tyler_d> when I run mdadm  --examine  --scan --config=mdadm.conf I get multiple raid arrays, I have only installed one, and the other one is wrong? how do I fix this?
[06:45] <slytherin> Can anyone help me troubleshoot a dual display setup?
[06:46] <losher> foo: Something like: flac -c -d file.flac | lame --preset standard - file.mp3
[06:47] <Wythe> can anyone help with package manager downloads... it downloads really fast for about 3 seconds then slows down to downloading about 3000 bytes / second
[06:47] <losher> Wythe: sounds like comcast's speedboost...
[06:47] <Wythe> i do have comcast
[06:48] <Wythe> what do I do about that?
[06:48] <mark[oz]> losher, ????
[06:48] <losher> Wythe: well, first do a speed test.
[06:48] <foo> losher: hmm, http://pastebin.com/m60f2d9e - no bueno
[06:48] <losher> mark[oz]: sorry, did you ask me something? I don't see a question pending....
 mark[oz]: emacs. Oh wait, you said fast...
[06:49] <mark[oz]> ahh sorry, wrong line
 mark[oz]: seriously? It's an editor/ide & its famous...
[06:49] <mark[oz]> which editor were you talking about?
[06:49] <Wythe> ok how do I do that? sorry this is my first time ever with any linux
[06:50] <losher> mark[oz]: emacs is an editor and an ide. It's about as old as vi. http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs
[06:50] <mark[oz]> i have heard of emacs :)
[06:51] <losher> Wythe: http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest
[06:52] <Wythe> ok... I'll be back
[06:52] <losher> mark[oz]: emacs is very comprehensive, but slow to start, and a very big learning curve. Not sure it's a good choice nowadays, though I still use it....
[06:52] <mobi-sheep> Isn't there a law or claim when you ask for pepsi and they gave you coke?
[06:52] <PsyCl0ne> Can anyone help me make sure Ive properly installed ALSA, please
[06:52] <mobi-sheep> Err... Wrong channel.
[06:52] <mark[oz]> losher, have tried it in the past, wasn't my cup of tea.. i think i'll go back to vim
[06:53] <Omar87> Hello
[06:53] <Omar87> Please, is there anyone here who can help me?
[06:53] <ux> Omar, in what?
[06:53] <losher> mark[oz]: fair enough, though strictly speaking, I'm not sure vim can be classed as an ide...
[06:54] <mark[oz]> losher, with a few plugins, it should be fine
[06:54] <raevol> i currently have my install set up with my / and /home on seperate partitions. my / is hardly full, is there a safe way i could resize it so that my / and /usr/local are on seperate partitions?
[06:54] <Omar87> I just switched my sound system from ALSA to OSS4 but now there's no sound at all. Not even when I switched back to ALSA. Can anybody help me? Please, it's urgent.
[06:55] <wizzo50> Bedtime
[06:55] <losher> foo: nasty. I have the same version of flac as you do. I think it means the flac file is corrupt. Start googling my friend....
[06:55] <PsyCl0ne> Omar87: Have you gone into alsamixer and made sure that your sound isnt muted?
[06:55] <foo> losher: have been
[06:55] <foo> losher: weird...
[06:56] <losher> raevol: how big is your / partition currently?
[06:56] <raevol> losher: 100 gigs
[06:56] <Omar87> PsyCl0ne: It says: "alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory"
[06:56] <raevol> losher: scratch that, 77.6 gigs, with 62 available
[06:57] <FeasibilityStudy> foo: just curious have you tried something like soundconverter?
[06:57] <foo> FeasibilityStudy: hm, nope, let me give that a shot
[06:58] <Laurenceb> hi
[06:58] <losher> raevol: Right. That's still way too big. 10G would be more than enough. No particular need to separate / and /usr/local. Partitions can be resized (sometimes) by booting the live-cd and running gparted
[06:58] <Laurenceb> I'm trying to watch a stream
[06:58] <Laurenceb> on nasa tv
[06:58] <FeasibilityStudy> foo it should do the same thing as you were trying on the command line.  But perhaps you used the wrong command?  All I can think of.
[06:58] <Laurenceb> I'm getting "internal data flow error"
[06:58] <ncopa> hi
[06:58] <foo> FeasibilityStudy: hm, is that GUI? I'm doing this on a CLI box only
[06:58] <FeasibilityStudy> foo yeah, sorry
[06:59] <Laurenceb> if I open with movie player
[06:59] <PsyCl0ne> Omar87:What are you runing?
[06:59] <raevol> losher: if i ever have to reinstall from cd, can i safely install over my / without reformatting? to preserve the /usr/local on the same partition?
[06:59] <ncopa> i helped dad to reinstall his 8.04 to 9.04, keeping his /home intact
[06:59] <ircnickiuse> why isn't freenx setup correctly in ubuntu? the node.conf isn't even touched
[06:59] <indus> HI FOLKS
[06:59] <Omar87> PsyCl0ne: Currently, my sound settings are set to ALSA.
[06:59] <wbc> How may I do a complete mirror backup of Ubuntu?
[06:59] <ircnickiuse> hi indus, how do you make your letters look really big?
[06:59] <ncopa> now when he opens "home" from "places" menu it shows openoffice splash screen and then nothing. ideas?
[06:59] <PsyCl0ne> Omar87: Jaunty ?
[06:59] <indus> I USE CAPS LOCK
[07:00] <Omar87> PsyCl0ne: Yes
[07:00] <ircnickiuse> no way, where is caps lock? does my keyboard have one?
[07:00] <indus> TRY IT. BUTTON BELOW TAB
[07:00] <mkquist> i know this may not be the channel, but help with wireless troubleshooting?
[07:00] <iceroot> indus: disable caps lock please, thanks
[07:01] <indus> iceroot: it was an accident ,no need to be sarcastic about it
[07:01] <ircnickiuse> indus, I enjoyed our little discourse
[07:01] <losher> raevol: no, you are correct. If you want to preserve /usr/local across installations it should be on a separate partition. It's just that in most ubuntu distributions, there's nothing worth saving is /usr/local
[07:01] <ircnickiuse> and the reenactment of the capslock meme. I found your acting a little stiff, however.
[07:01] <indus> ircnickiuse: i want to help some users so please leave me alone
[07:01] <ircnickiuse> :-( you can help me if you like
[07:02] <ircnickiuse> indus, that will make you feel AMAZING -so I am trying to setup freenx, and the node.conf is utterly nuked, freenx guys says it is ubuntu's fault
[07:02] <FeasibilityStudy> foo: I noticed in ur command you did " | lame --preset standard - Visiting10.mp3"  Notice the "-" in front of Visiting.
[07:02] <ircnickiuse> and I blame shuttleworth himself.
[07:02] <wizzo50> When I download something like Django, How comes it doesn't show up in the Download box?
[07:02] <raevol> losher: yea, that's where ut2004 and neverwinter nights install to, and they are a pain to install :[ lots of cds
[07:02] <ircnickiuse> so I want freenx working in 20 minutes
[07:02] <indus> ircnickiuse: i have no idea what freenx is
[07:02] <foo> FeasibilityStudy: yeah, that takes input from stdin. hm, there is something wrong with my flac
[07:02] <indus> wait i google it
[07:02] <ircnickiuse> indus, don't worry, google does, chop chop
[07:03] <raevol> losher: thanks, i'll probably just repartition when 9.10 comes out
[07:03] <losher> raevol: might be easier to just backup /usr/local....
[07:03] <PsyCl0ne> Omar87: What soundcard do you have?
[07:04] <raevol> losher: ... not a bad idea
[07:04] <indus> ircnickiuse: do you feel you will get help for it here? hmm
[07:04] <wizzo50> Anyone help me on this?  When I download something like Django, How comes it doesn't show up in the Download box?
[07:04] <kj4> vicodin plus beer = happiness
[07:04] <Omar87> PsyCl0ne: : Intel
[07:04] <losher> foo: http://languor.us/flac-decoding-flac-stream-decoder-error-status-lost-sync-error-md5-signature-mismatch
[07:04] <indus> ircnickiuse: need to google more
[07:04] <indus> ircnickiuse: me that is
[07:05] <PsyCl0ne> Omar87: sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
[07:05] <raevol> losher: i'm out, thanks for the help/ideas
[07:05] <losher> ircnickiuse: I've never gotten freenx to work properly. I've tried a bunch of times....
[07:05] <PsyCl0ne> Omar87: Can you tell me whats in there?
[07:05] <indus> ircnickiuse: hmm to remotely manage an X desktop right?
[07:05] <ircnickiuse> losher, I am so close. I am just at the point where it fails completely for no apparent reason
[07:05] <ircnickiuse> NX> 208 Using auth method: publickey
[07:05] <ircnickiuse>  - NX> 204 Authentication failed.
[07:05] <lexr> good morning people
[07:06] <indus> ircnickiuse: could you tell me some use case scenarios where NX could be used
[07:06] <wizzo50>  Anyone help me on this?  When I download something like Django, How comes it doesn't show up in the Download box?
[07:06] <ircnickiuse> indus, yeah, you install it on one computer, and connect to it and move the mouse from another computer
[07:06] <losher> ircnickiuse: that sounds familiar. I went back to vnc. At least I understand how it works...
[07:06] <Omar87> PsyCl0ne: Nothing.
[07:06] <ircnickiuse> losher, nomachines nx server installs easier than youporn.com into firefox
[07:06] <foo> losher: AH. thank you. what'd you search for to get that?
[07:07] <ircnickiuse> and freenx is pretty simple, but looks like the ubuntu package is a pile of fail, with blank conf files
[07:07] <indus> ircnickiuse: could you tell me any windows alternatives?
[07:07] <lexr> can someone please tell me what is a good application for converting mpg file into a dvd or xvid format for ubuntu? It would be nice if it has a nice gui:)
[07:07] <PsyCl0ne> Omar87: ok, add   options snd-hda-intel model=auto   to it and save
[07:07] <losher> foo: I googled for FLAC__STREAM_DECODER_ERROR_STATUS_LOST_SYNC
[07:07] <ircnickiuse> indus, this is wonderful. yes, vnc and remote desktop
[07:07] <foo> losher: thank you
[07:07] <losher> foo: but did it work?
[07:07] <Omar87> PsyCl0ne: "options" is included?
[07:07] <PsyCl0ne> Omar87: options snd-hda-intel model=auto
[07:08] <PsyCl0ne> Omar87: Sorry about that
[07:08] <losher> lexr: try avidemux
[07:08] <indus> ircnickiuse: hmm so what do we call the display in windows? For example,its X on Linux
[07:08] <wizzo50> Is Flac free?
[07:08] <foo> losher: yes
[07:08] <Omar87> PsyCl0ne: Done
[07:08] <indus> wizzo50: free /open
[07:08] <losher> foo: yowzah!
[07:08] <lexr> losher: thanks. I'll google it now...
[07:08] <indus> !flac
[07:08] <PsyCl0ne> Omar87: kk :) can you restart your computer, Ill wait for you here
[07:09] <Omar87> PsyCl0ne: Okat thanks. I'll brb.
[07:09] <indus> mods say please a bit too much :) no need to be so polite
[07:10] <indus> just a thought
[07:10] <indus> ircnickiuse: so what is the problem you are facing?
[07:11] <lexr> dows avidemux have an option of shrinking files? I have a 7.5gb mpg file that has to be fitted on 4.7gb dvd for my mom. :)
[07:12] <lexr> *does
[07:12] <wizzo50> What is FreeNX?
[07:12] <simplexio> lexr: i think you can recode file
[07:13] <Omar87> Hi
[07:13] <PsyCl0ne> Omar87:Welcome back, does it work?
[07:13] <lexr> simplexio: ok, thanks very much :). My mommy will be pleased :)
[07:13] <Omar87> PsyCl0ne: Nope, nothing yet. Same problem.
[07:13] <Wythe> losher are you still in here? I tested it on a different computer connected on the same router. I don't know if that makes a difference, but for some reason when I tried to install the Flash plugins it said it was completed and then I went back to speakeasy and it said I needed to upgrade to Flash v7 or higher. Anyway my download spped was 12049 kbps
[07:14] <PsyCl0ne> Omar87: Wanna try alsamixer in terminal
[07:14] <Omar87> PsyCl0ne:
[07:14] <Omar87> PsyCl0ne: "PsyCl0ne: "
[07:15] <Omar87> PsyCl0ne: "alsamixer: function snd_ctl_open failed for default: No such file or directory"
[07:15] <Omar87> sorry about that.
[07:15] <wizzo50> What does alsamixer do PsyCl0ne?
[07:15] <morb> hi
[07:15] <Omar87> wizzo50: It's just a control interface.
[07:15] <PsyCl0ne> wizzo50: Actually I seriously dont know, I have just recently installed ALSA too and I had the same problem
[07:15] <morb> who's here?
[07:16] <morb> What is "Ubuntu"?
[07:16] <wizzo50> I see scale bars
[07:16] <losher> Wythe: comcast has a scam going called speedboost. The first few megabytes download super quickly, then they throttle the connection right down. I don't think you're seeing any malfunction. It's just comcastic...
[07:16] <PsyCl0ne> Omar87: did you remove the other sound drivers?
[07:16] <Omar87> morb: It's a sandwich made out of cheese, tuna, and scrambled eggs.
[07:17] <Omar87> PsyCl0ne: No, haven't
[07:17] <wizzo50> What's Omar87 trouble?
[07:17] <Wythe> can anyone else helpme ? I was told I have an iternet problem because of comcast speed boost thats cause package manager to go to about 5 mb/s for 3 seconds then start downloading about 3000 bytes/sec
[07:17] <PsyCl0ne> Omar87: Could you try removing the other drivers. I dont know the command off hand but I think there might be a conflict between that and ALSA
[07:18] <Omar87> I should probably either remove ALSA or OSS4.
[07:19] <PsyCl0ne> Omar87: Well im running ALSA currently I dont know what OSS4 is, I just got rid of pulse, but I made sure to get rid of it before I installed ALSA
[07:19] <indus> Omar87: could you restate your problem
[07:19] <Omar87> PsyCl0ne: But since ALSA doesn't work well with me, it produces this annoy glittering sound when an event sound comes out.
[07:20] <Omar87> indus: I just switched my sound system from ALSA to OSS4 but now there's no sound at all. Not even when I switched back to ALSA.
[07:20] <indus> Omar87: hmm oss 4 isnt that brand new?
[07:20] <PsyCl0ne> Omar87: sorry, then this will be as far as I can go in helping you
[07:21] <shyam_k> what was that command to list all process accessing network?
[07:21] <Omar87> indus: Yeah, it seems that way.
[07:21] <Omar87> PsyCl0ne: It's okay.
[07:21] <Aocla> how do you find which Ubuntu vesion you're running?
[07:21] <Omar87> PsyCl0ne: Thanks anyway.
[07:21] <shyam_k> want it quickly.. something is sucking up the data:)
[07:21] <indus> Omar87: pulse is a sound server ,it uses either alsa or oss libs whatever you tell it to do
[07:21] <Aocla> cat /proc/version = nothing... uname -a = nothing
[07:21] <Aocla> anyone?
[07:21] <unop> shyam_k, netstat
[07:22] <indus> shyam_k: netstat -t
[07:22] <dfree> Aocla: cat /etc/lsb-release
[07:22] <indus> Omar87: how did you install oss4 ?
[07:22] <Aocla> gotchya
[07:22] <losher> wizzo50: he has a bad attitude is all....
[07:23] <shyam_k> oh ohk it was my bro taking his things from the desktop downstairs:) hehe
[07:23] <Omar87> indus: Someone here told me to just download the .deb off the website and install it. So I did that.
[07:23] <Aocla> alrighty, so I'm running 8.10, anyone know how I can upgrade to Python 2.6 via apt ? apt-cache search is showing only Python 2.4,2.5,3.0 ... anyone?
[07:23] <wizzo50> oh
[07:24] <wizzo50> I saw that earlier
[07:24] <shyam_k> thanks unop and indus
[07:24] <indus> Omar87: sudo dpkg -remove --purge <name>
[07:25] <Omar87> indus: Yeah, I just did that. I removed OSS4.
[07:25] <indus> Omar87: did u use purge?
[07:25] <wizzo50> Join ##list
[07:25] <indus> Omar87: restart pc :)
[07:26] <Omar87> indus: Nope.
[07:26] <shyam_k> indus: whats that send-q on netstat -t?
[07:26] <indus> Omar87: always restart when i doubt
[07:27] <om26er1> ubottu can i get the list of ubuntu based distros
[07:27] <shyam_k> ,ubuntu distros
[07:27] <shyam_k> !ubuntu distros
[07:27] <indus> shyam_k: its the packets sent back or reject by remote host
[07:28] <shyam_k> ok what will tell me the total datatransfer.?
[07:28] <lstarnes> !derivatives
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> om26er1: compiling such a list would be unfeasible
[07:28] <indus> shyam_k: not packets ,byte counts,iam not sure what it means
[07:28] <ActionParsnip> om26er1: as new ones are released all the time
[07:28] <indus> shyam_k: try only a netstat for a lot more results
[07:29] <om26er1> plz tell me some famous
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> om26er1: I can name some if you like
[07:29] <lstarnes> shyam_k: I think the send-q has something to do with the amount of data queued to be sent
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> ok: moonos, fluxbuntu, nubuntu
[07:29] <ActionParsnip> linux mint
[07:29] <TheMythMaker> First time user; can't even install the Ubuntu; using 9.04, i386 package; shuts down install, no matter which way I do it; won't even let me try it from the CD.
[07:29] <shyam_k> lstarnes: i am looking for total data transfer done by those process which are still continuing..
[07:29] <om26er1> ya
[07:30] <Omar87> Hi
[07:30] <Omar87> indus: Done! It works now.
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> (i personally love moonos, it uses lxde by default instead of gnome/kde)
[07:30] <om26er1> actionparsnip give the names
[07:30] <indus> Omar87: :) i know
[07:30] <Omar87> indus: lol!
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> om26er1: see above, those are the names
[07:30] <lstarnes> om26er1: did you see the list that ubottu gave?
[07:30] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: did you md5 check the iso and verify the cd one booted to?
[07:30] <indus> Omar87: sometimes you should atleast logout and login back to see results
[07:31] <Omar87> indus: Yeah, I know. :D
[07:31] <indus> ActionParsnip: hello
[07:31] <Omar87> indus: So, that's basically all I need to do when I want to switch from one of them to the other right?
[07:31] <ActionParsnip> indus: holla
[07:31] <TheMythMaker> ActionParsnip:  since I torrented the iso, the md5 check is built in.  From what I can tell, the CD is good.
[07:32] <indus> Omar87: hmm you mean from alsa to oss?
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: still worth a check, it is an operating system after all
[07:32] <Omar87> indus: Umm, yeah, sort of.
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: the torrent protocol does have checking built in as you say
[07:32] <indus> Omar87: why do u need oss btw?
[07:32] <kostodo> Shouldnt my 'mv' have an -n option?
[07:32] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: burn the disk as slow as you can too, that can help
[07:32] <kostodo> Does anyone have that?
[07:33] <ActionParsnip> kostodo: not here
[07:33] <indus> kostodo: iam not sure never used it
[07:33] <indus> kostodo: man pages dont list it
[07:33] <Omar87> indus: Actually the main problem is that I keep getting this annoying glittering sound sometimes when and event happens.
[07:33] <TheMythMaker> ActionParsnip:  I may have to try that, but I have some wierd things going on with it.  First, it tells me that i386 != amd64, which I know, and whiwh is inappropriate for my system.
[07:34] <Omar87> indus: ..when *an* event happens.
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: a 64bit chip can run a 32bit OS
[07:34] <indus> Omar87: what kind of event
[07:34] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: so its not innapropriate, it just doest fuly utilise your cpu
[07:34] <indus> Omar87: all such sounds can be controlled from the sound preferences dialog
[07:34] <Omar87> indus: For example, when someone logs in on Emesene.
[07:34] <TheMythMaker> ActionParsnip:  Actually, I only have an Intel 32bit, so I have no idea why it says that.
[07:35] <Omar87> indus: Sometimes not with events only. It also happens sometimes when I play a video on MPlayer.
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: try: cat /proc/cpuinfo | less
[07:35] <indus> Omar87:whats a glittering sound
[07:35] <om26er1> how to update linux kernet
[07:35] <om26er1> kernel
[07:35] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: see what it says your cpu is, if you boot a 32bit OS it will run the 64bit CPU in 32bit mode
[07:36] <DINK_> I booted without a video card an changed some init items (believe I've changed everything back now) and now eth0 doesn't run at the startup and my gateway assignment is gone, any leads to what I should do to fix it?
[07:36] <ActionParsnip> om26er1: they come down in updates like an other software
[07:36] <Omar87> indus: I don't know how to describe it. It goes something like "TICK TACK TICK TICK TICK TICK!!!!" but really fast and very annoying.
[07:36] <indus> Omar87: which sound card do you have
[07:36] <TheMythMaker> ActionParsnip: I'm in Windows right now.  I have an Intel CPU detector program which claims it's Intel 32.
[07:36] <Omar87> indus: Intel.
[07:36] <om26er1> ok how to check the current version of the kernel
[07:37] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: is the windows OS 32bit?
[07:37] <indus> Omar87: this is a sound preferences thing, just stop all system sounds
[07:37] <TheMythMaker> ActionParsnip: Yes, and keeps updating 32.
[07:37] <luckylucy> ok, if i can get nmblookup of some but not other network computers, why would this be.
[07:37] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: thats most likely why
[07:37] <indus> Omar87: disable software sound mixing
[07:37] <TheMythMaker> ActionParsnip: ?
[07:37] <ActionParsnip> DINK_: check in /etc/network/interfaces and make sure you have the line:  auto eth0
[07:38] <Omar87> indus: It's not only with system sounds. Sometimes it happens when I play a video on MPlayer.
[07:38] <om26er1> how do i know the version of my linux kernel
[07:38] <losher> TheMythMaker: might as well get it right. What is the make & model of your PC?
[07:38] <DINK_> ActionParsnip, thanks for th lead
[07:38] <indus> Omar87: that sound actually comes from clicking buttons,browser back and front buttons i too had this mystery sound for some time
[07:38] <coffeetortoise> if i want to add a startup script such as the following http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1137145 (last post) where would i put it and what extension should it have?
[07:38] <PsyCl0ne> Indus: Could I steal you for some help with ALSA too please, well when you are done helping Omar87
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: the system will run as a 32bit system despite you having a 64bit chip as the OS drives the cpu, it the OS is 32bit based it will use the CPU as 32bit. Most 64Bit chips can be run in 32Bit mode with emulation
[07:39] <indus> PsyCl0ne: iam  a big noob to be honest but ill try to help
[07:39] <kirk> I've got my evolution pulling email from exchange (with OWA), and it seemed to work fine for a few hours, and then all of a sudden 95% of my inbox disapears.  I had ~1700 emails, and all of a sudden it got rid of (seemingly random) all but 13 of them - any ideas?
[07:39] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: short version is: download the amd64 iso and check it
[07:39] <Omar87> indus: Yeah, but that's not the one I'm talking about.
[07:39] <TheMythMaker> losher: VIA EPIA - P4PB 400 Motherboard.  Only supports 32b chipcs.
[07:39] <indus> PsyCl0ne: you can go ahead and ask though, i can handle 2 at one time :P
[07:39] <om26er1> what is the version of my linux kernel how do i know
[07:39] <PsyCl0ne> indus: Me too, but it seems you know a little more then I do.
[07:40] <DINK_> ActionParsnip, thanks it wasn't there.  If I reboot should my dhcp assign me an ip? or do I still need to fix the default gateway?
[07:40] <indus> Omar87: maybe sound card is gone nuts
[07:40] <indus> Omar87: no issues in windows?
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> DINK_: no need to reboot
[07:40] <ActionParsnip> DINK_: sudo /etc/init.d/networking stop; sleep 5; sudo /etc/init.d/networking start
[07:40] <Omar87> indus: I haven't installed Windows in this machine ever since I switched to Linux about 2 years ago.
[07:41] <losher> TheMythMaker: confirmed. P4 celeron, 32 bit processors
[07:41] <ActionParsnip> DINK_: linux is made to have few reboots. You only really need to reboot to boot a new kernel. Rebooting is for windows
[07:41] <shyam_k> ok so some one is accessing some files from my system, whats the best command to know more about such info?
[07:41] <indus> Omar87: hmm difficult to know what the issue is really.Does it happen continuously or sometimes only
[07:41] <The_Warlock> shyam_k, fuser
[07:41] <TheMythMaker> losher:  I'll can try the amd64 build, but I can't see how it can work.
[07:42] <Omar87> indus: But as far as I remember, one of my friends who use Ubuntu recognized the sound when I told him about it.
[07:42] <coffeetortoise> if i want to add a startup script such as the following http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1137145 (last post) where would i put it and what extension should it have?
[07:42] <PsyCl0ne> Indus:k, long story short, Jaunty 64, installed ALSA with this guide http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1046137, Im at the part where Im testing with $ speaker-test -Dplughw:X,0 -c2  but I get this error http://www.pastebin.ca/1463046
[07:42] <Omar87> indus: So I guess he has it too.
[07:42] <losher> TheMythMaker: which iso was it that you've already tried?
[07:42] <TheMythMaker> losher: ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso
[07:43] <Omar87> indus: And it does not happen everywhere either.
[07:43] <losher> TheMythMaker: 9.04 is a bit quirky. If I were you, I'd try 8.04 next....
[07:43] <teeneo> hu, small question; how can i bind the terminal und the SUPER_L key?
[07:44] <teeneo> applications-settings-keyboard-shortcut and then?
[07:44] <ActionParsnip> teeneo: you can make assign a shortcut to it
[07:44] <TheMythMaker> losher: Really?  I got the impression it was stable now.  Okay.  I'll try that too.
[07:44] <ActionParsnip> !shortcut
[07:44] <indus> PsyCl0ne: why did you install alsa that way?
[07:44] <DINK_> ActionParsnip, thanks I'l save this info,  when i ran the networking reboot command it took it down but then "ifup: Failed to open statefile /var/run/network/ifstate permission denied" when it tried to configure.  I ran it with sudo too
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> DINK_: try checking the permissions of that file
[07:45] <losher> TheMythMaker: run it down for me one more time, cos I joined this discussion late. What exactly happens during boot?
[07:45] <Omar87> indus: Okay okay, listen. It sounds so much similar the sound of opening/shutting a zip.
[07:45] <teeneo> got it :F
[07:45] <PsyCl0ne> indus: It just seemed the easiest, Im still new to linux and I dont know how to compile from source and stuff
[07:45] <ActionParsnip> DINK_: mine ssays: -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 16 2009-06-16 15:39 /var/run/network/ifstate
[07:45] <Omar87> indus: similar *to* the sound...
[07:45] <shubbar> i downloaded a file the md5sum is wrong. Is there a way to check and the download? may be with wget?
[07:46] <shyam_k> The_Warlock: thanks, i got inode from netstat -te now can i use that in fuser -n tcp?
[07:46] <indus> PsyCl0ne: when you installed jaunty, wasnt sound working for you by default?
[07:46] <ActionParsnip> shubbar: if the file you downloaded fails md5, it must be redownloaded as it has corrupted in transfer
[07:46] <TheMythMaker> losher:  If I try booting from the CD, I get to ash (which I don't know how to use) but no further.  This also happens if I try to do a complete install from boot-up.
[07:46] <ActionParsnip> shubbar: torrents use a lot of error checking so can help reduce, as well as speed distribution by seeding
[07:47] <losher> shubbar: you might be able to use bittorrent to fix the corruption
[07:47] <CleanLaundry> !pastebin
[07:47] <DINK_> ActionParsnip, Mine says the same thing
[07:47] <DINK_> :/
[07:47] <TheMythMaker> losher:  If I install in Windows, or even just try installing the "boot from CD" optional program (since I can't normally), I get "wrong arch: i386 != amd64" but it continues with install for a while.
[07:48] <indus> Omar87:can you tell me if that sound is from the speaker or from internal speakers
[07:48] <Omar87> indus: Sorry, I meant the sound of openning/shutting a Zipper.
[07:48] <TheMythMaker> losher:  Then it starts saying "ERROR  root: [Errno 22] Invalid argument"
[07:48] <PsyCl0ne> indus: Yes it was, but when I would use skype my cpu usage would leap to 100% and then it would crash skype or some weird issues
[07:48] <ActionParsnip> DINK_: then I'm clueless
[07:48] <Omar87> indus: From both.
[07:48] <losher> TheMythMaker: I'm confused. Is this a wubi install?
[07:48] <TheMythMaker> losher:  I'm pasting from the log here
[07:48] <ActionParsnip> DINK_: try a reboot. weirder things have happened at sea
[07:49] <TheMythMaker> losher:  Yes,
[07:49] <indus> PsyCl0ne: i suggest you go back to default sound first otherwise its difficult to troubleshoot/ in skype you can set sound output to pulse and fiddle
[07:49] <markymark> hello, can  anyone help me with home networking? ive already configured the windows xp pcs and we connect just right. but i do not know how to configure the ubuntu 9.04 clients.
[07:50] <losher> TheMythMaker: ok, I recuse myself. I'm not qualified to help you with wubi. Best of luck...
[07:50] <Omar87> indus: I wish I could just grab my laptop and fly all the way to wherever you are just to get show you exactly what I mean, lol. :)
[07:50] <PsyCl0ne> indus: actually I might have fixed my problem it was a typo on my part
[07:50] <|Ryan> Why isn't the Avant windows navigator the same ones as a I used in Ubuntu 9.04. I'm currently in Ubuntu 8.
[07:50] <ActionParsnip> markymark: use network manager to configure ip addressing
[07:50] <TheMythMaker> losher:  Thanks for trying.
[07:50] <indus> PsyCl0ne: what do you mean?
[07:50] <dakarn> exit
[07:50] <markymark> ActionParsnip, that's the 2 computer monitor icon thing right?
[07:51] <indus> Omar87: can you someway record that sound and send me the file?
[07:51] <shyam_k> lsof!:)
[07:51] <ActionParsnip> markymark: sure
[07:51] <Omar87> indus: That's exactly what I'm thinking.
[07:51] <losher> TheMythMaker: if it helps, I've had good luck with vmware, and others report good results with virtualbox
[07:51] <TheMythMaker> losher:  Quick explanation:  vmware?  virtualbox?
[07:51] <Omar87> indus: But how do I get Sound Recoder to record internal sounds?
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> markymark: the default, like in windows, is dhcp
[07:52] <indus> Omar87: just point your mobile phone or mic to speaker and record
[07:52] <shyam_k> amazing stuff lsof is!!
[07:52] <FoxBlitzz> indus: Bad solution
[07:52] <markymark> ActionParsnip, hmmm. it does not let me edit things if its in dhcp
[07:52] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: they allo you to run a guest system inside an already booted system
[07:52] <losher> TheMythMaker: emulators which run as a windows application and allow you to install & run ubuntu inside them alongside windows
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: like a virtual pc, its the way servers are going these days
[07:53] <losher> !vmware
[07:53] <losher> !virtualbox
[07:53] <FoxBlitzz> VirtualBox is a perfectly godo free solution
[07:53] <DINK_> ActionParsnip, sidequestion: in /etc/networking should the line "iface lo inet loopback" also contain eth0? should it be "iface eth0 inet dhcp"
[07:53] <shyam_k> see ya guys..
[07:53] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: a single server can run 9 systems, each providing different finctionalty if yu wish
[07:53] <FoxBlitzz> *good
[07:53] <markymark> ActionParsnip, ok i think i get it Edit Conenctions > Wired > Add > Ipv4 settings > Routes?
[07:53] <TheMythMaker> ActionParsnip & losher: Thank you.  I'll look into that.
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> DINK_: Here's mine: http://pastebin.com/f2a6b7d6a
[07:54] <indus> Omar87: ok nvm
[07:54] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: some folks use it to web test sites as running IE under linux will render different to true IE
[07:55] <indus> FoxBlitzz: what else do you suggest
[07:55] <Omar87> indus: What?
[07:55] <indus> Omar87: the sound recording
[07:55] <TheMythMaker> ActionParsnip:  Interesting.  That does sound promising.
[07:55] <ActionParsnip> DINK_: thats my file server using static ip on my wired segment
[07:55] <indus> Omar87: are you sure you have all the sound prefs checked again?
[07:55] <xhema> We are looking for ubunutu people to come to our software freedom conference in Prishtina Kosovo on the 29/30 of august. SFK09/SFCK09
[07:56] <indus> xhema: could you get genta ismalji to come too?
[07:56] <markymark> ActionParsnip, btw I have 3 nics on this pc which is the gateway
[07:56] <TheMythMaker> !Gutsy
[07:56] <om26er1> how to install new linux kernel
[07:56] <om26er1> plz tell me
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: its by no means new, but can open possibilities, yo ucan test other linux distros in a vbox first, see what you think
[07:56] <dizastor> is there a way to force emails in a mail folder like "/home/vmail/domain.com/user/new" to be forwarded?
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> TheMythMaker: or run widows if you have a licence
[07:56] <ActionParsnip> !kernel > om26er1
[07:56] <xhema> indus, let me check if I have him on the list. We have a travel budget for speakers and locals would be the best.
[07:56] <losher> TheMythMaker: most importantly, less troublesome than a wubi install...
[07:57] <ActionParsnip> om26er1: you have the latest stable kernel if you have been running updates
[07:57] <indus> xhema: just kidding, btw genta is a she.i thought you knew, she a singer from kosov
[07:57] <xhema> indus, i think genta is a sindinger
[07:57] <xhema> singer
[07:57] <TheMythMaker> ActionParsnip:  I do.  Thanks.
[07:58] <dizastor> clarification to my question... using postfix + courier +mysql on hardy
[07:58] <TheMythMaker> losher:  Less troublesome = win.
[07:58] <luckylucy> ok, if i can get nmblookup of some but not other network computers, why would this be.
[07:58] <indus> xhema: ubuntu in kosovo cool
[07:58] <losher> TheMythMaker: why I mentioned it...
[07:58] <wolf23> help me please! i open system -> preferences -> power management , and i have display of the monitor 11 minutes,but after 11 minutes the monitor couldnot switch off, can anyone plz thanx
[07:59] <lexr> what is single user mode in debian?
[07:59] <xhema> indus, we have been recruiting to lauchpad, have 10 new active translators
[07:59] <xhema> for albanian
[07:59] <Slart> lexr: it's a runlevel afaik.. not sure which one.. I'm sure there is a wiki somewhere out there with the specific answer
[08:00] <luckylucy> lexr: normal is a multiple user environment: many people can login simultaneously.  single-user should now be self-explanatory
[08:00] <PsyCl0ne> goodnight all
[08:00] <indus> xhema: which script does kosov use? latin?
[08:00] <indus> PsyCl0ne: you solved your prob?
[08:00] <lexr> luckylucy: thanks :)
[08:00] <PsyCl0ne> Indus: yea was supposed to replace one thing in the command with the location of my soundcard
[08:00] <xhema> latin
[08:01] <xhema> indus, latin
[08:01] <PsyCl0ne> Indus: didnt do that lol, but thanks for your help
[08:01] <indus> PsyCl0ne: but what was the exact problem you were facing?
[08:01] <indus> xhema: so you mean, we will have an ubuntu installer in kosov language ?
[08:01] <xhema> indus, sq_AL.utf8: sq_AL.UTF-8 or better sq_KS.utf8: sq_KS.UTF-8
[08:01] <JohnQ_> Hello does anyone have a second to help with a iptables -nat question?
[08:01] <Databit> hello
[08:01] <indus> xhema: what is the k]language called?
[08:02] <xhema> indus, you have a albanian installer alreadz
[08:02] <indus> xhema: heh nice indeed shume
[08:03] <Databit> not an ubuntu question but can someone help me test if my server is broken or if it's just me? www.wtfgod.com you should just get Oh Hai! if the server is working. If it's fail then it will just load forever...(none of my friends are on AIM right now :( )
[08:03] <PsyCl0ne> indus: Um just a typo, but other then that everything else works now. That script was really easy to get working and I didnt need to do much config
[08:03] <indus> PsyCl0ne: hmm ok cool. Good night indeed then for you :)
[08:03] <Slart> Databit: connection refused
[08:03] <Databit> cool thanks
[08:04] <PsyCl0ne> indus: yes it shall be, is there something that I might be able to help you with?
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> Databit: can you do that in #uuntu-offtopic too
[08:04] <ActionParsnip> Databit: keeps the channel clear for support questions
[08:04] <indus> PsyCl0ne: heh nothing really, my ubuntu is working perfect almost :)
[08:04] <indus> PsyCl0ne: thank you
[08:04] <Databit> ah sorry. Was in a rush and Ubuntu was the only one I had added.
[08:04] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel
[08:04] <PsyCl0ne> indus: kk, I just thought id ask. Have a gnight and thanks for your help.
[08:06] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[08:09] <ethan_space> hello please help ...i am getting grub error 21 after installing ubunut 9.04
[08:09] <ethan_space> tried supergrub didnt help
[08:10] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[08:14] <ectospasm> woohoo! Netbook remix successfully installed on my Samsung N110, and only one issue with it thus far!
[08:14] <The_Warlock> how do i install terminus font on ubuntu?
[08:14] <ectospasm> The_Warlock: aptitude -y install xfonts-terminus
[08:15] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[08:16] <The_Warlock> ectospasm, is there a way i can increase/decrease space between characters in the terminal emulators?
[08:17] <ZuLuuuuuu> Hello, I have 2 Ubuntu machines connected to internet and I want to share files between them, what is the easiest way to do it?
[08:18] <indus> ZuLuuuuuu: just right click and share folder
[08:19] <indus> ZuLuuuuuu: there is a sharing option there/it will ask you to install something
[08:19] <rbo_> Hi! I have problems with my mic in skype after Ubuntu update - people can't hear me, but i can hear myself in the headphones. How to fix it?
[08:20] <ZuLuuuuuu> indus: yes it says I need Windows networks sharing service
[08:20] <indus> ZuLuuuuuu: install it
[08:20] <indus> rbo_: in skype audio preferences what is the option ?
[08:20] <rbo_> indus: many of options
[08:20] <indus> rbo_: which one is selected?
[08:20] <rbo_> indus: it was working
[08:21] <indus> rbo_: just change it to plughw:0 etc
[08:21] <indus> rbo_: inpput
[08:21] <ZuLuuuuuu> indus: do you know the name of the package, when I searched "Windows networks sharing service" synaptic didn't find anything
[08:21] <indus> ZuLuuuuuu: when you right click on the folder in lnux,it will say to install service and just click on install
[08:22] <indus> ZuLuuuuuu: anyways, the package name is samba
[08:22] <ZuLuuuuuu> indus: oh my god, I didn't realise it sorry :)
[08:22] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[08:25] <milligan_> /usr/local/lib/libfreeradius-radius-2.2.0.so: ELF 32-bit LSB shared object, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), not stripped | --- | export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local:/usr/local/lib | --- | radiusd: error while loading shared libraries: libfreeradius-radius-2.2.0.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory <- Why ?
[08:26] <zuluu> i am trying to make a home network but dont know how to seem to configure ubuntu for it. the wires are connected and the lights are on. but i do not know how to configure ubuntu for home networking
[08:26] <indus> !networking
[08:26] <indus> !samba
[08:26] <lstarnes> milligan_: /usr/local/lib and /usr/local shouldn't be in $PATH although /usr/local/bin should be
[08:26] <lstarnes> milligan_: you might need to rerun sudo ldconfig
[08:27] <milligan_> lstarnes, thanks .. ldconfig did the job.
[08:27] <zuluu> thanks indus but thats not my question. my question is how do i configure ubuntu to have basic network functionality like PING. I am not going to install samba yet
[08:27] <indus> zuluu: well if its on the same network, ping ip address to find it
[08:28] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[08:28] <indus> zuluu: also if on the same network, just acess it from places>network
[08:28] <JohnQ_> arp -a
[08:28] <zuluu> indus you mean to say once i connect the 2 nics to the switch they are automagically connected?
[08:29] <indus> zuluu: sorry,dont know much about this
[08:29] <JohnQ_> yes they should be dhcp by default
[08:29] <indus> zuluu: but yes they are connected,but need to know proper addresses ,scp ssh can be done of course
[08:30] <JohnQ_> arp -a will show other hosts
[08:30] <JohnQ_> on network
[08:30] <zuluu> the problem is - when i ping the other pc - it says destination host unreachable
[08:31] <JohnQ_> whats your current ip netmask and gateway
[08:31] <zuluu> JohnQ_, arp -a brings me back to prompt
[08:31] <Slart> zuluu: what is your setup? you have a router? switch? computers? wired network?
[08:31] <ectospasm> The_Warlock: none that I know of
[08:31] <rbo_> indus: no, it doesn't work
[08:31] <JohnQ_> arp -a from the prompt shows nothing?
[08:31] <rbo_> indus: problem with audio capture
[08:32] <zuluu> JohnQ_, ifconfig: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/197491/
[08:32] <JohnQ_> address 169.198.0.1
[08:32] <JohnQ_> i dont think thats correct
[08:32] <tecknogyk> it's not
[08:33] <JohnQ_> whats your routers ip
[08:33] <zuluu> Slart, I have 3 nics. 1 > adsl pppoe || 2 > switch with 2 other clients a, windows xp b. ubuntu || 3 > crossover to another ubuntu
[08:33] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[08:33] <tecknogyk> should be a 192.168.0.x or a 192.168.1.x
[08:34] <zuluu> JohnQ arp -a shows nothing - 2nd nic is off only 1st and 3rd are running. which one is not correct eth1 or eth2. i dont have a router
[08:34] <JohnQ_> it looks like dhcp is failing to find a address
[08:35] <tecknogyk> what's weird is those are setup static
[08:35] <JohnQ_> both are very wrong
[08:35] <zuluu> i know for one that eth1 is configured correctly because when i turn the pc on windows xp can connect ot hte internet
[08:35] <JohnQ_> yah i just noticed that
[08:35] <zuluu> and can share files
[08:35] <zuluu> eth2 may be wrong
[08:35] <Slart> zuluu: if you want to use static ip's I'd recommend using 192.168.0.X-series.. you can setup dhcp if you want to but it's not neccessary.. you also need to enable ip_forwarding if you want the other computers to be able to connect to the internet
[08:35] <Slart> !ics | zuluu
[08:36] <JohnQ_> OrgName:    AutoZone Inc
[08:36] <JohnQ_> OrgID:      AUTOZO
[08:36] <JohnQ_> Address:    123 S. Front
[08:36] <JohnQ_> tvelocity:       Memphis
[08:36] <JohnQ_> StateProv:  TN
[08:36] <JohnQ_> PostalCode: 38103
[08:36] <FloodBot1> JohnQ_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:36] <ectospasm> is there a way to make a local copy of the GNOME dictionary applet database?
[08:37] <rbo_> I have problems with my mic in skype after Ubuntu update - people can't hear me, but i can hear myself in the headphones. How to fix it?
[08:37] <JohnQ_> -.-
[08:37] <Slart> zuluu: ubuntu comes with networking installed and enabled by default.. so ping and other tools work without you having to install anything.. you can install the samba server if you want to share stuff with windows computers but the regular networking stuff works without it
[08:37] <ectospasm> is there a way to make a local copy of the GNOME dictionary applet database?  I
[08:37] <glick> excuse me, i just installed ubuntu netbook remix onto my eee 1000he.  on the live cd everything worked, sound and everything, now that i have it installed, sound doesnt work
[08:37] <glick> what gives!?
[08:37] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[08:37] <ectospasm> is there a way to make a local copy of the GNOME dictionary applet database?  I'd like to make dictionary lookups when I don't have an internet connection.
[08:37] <jerry_> the totem  mp
[08:37] <jerry_> 3
[08:37] <indus> zuluu:
[08:38] <zuluu> Slart, i have configured ubuntu through cli. networking manager is not workign
[08:38] <indus> zuluu: destination host unreachable means the connectivity is bad physically
[08:38] <JohnQ_> auto eth0
[08:38] <lstarnes> glick: what model sound card are you using?
[08:38] <JohnQ_> iface eth0 inet manual
[08:38] <frodon1> Hello. I want to use Second Life under Ubuntu but I have major problems with this program. It is extremely slow, there is only lag, SL does hardly display and I cannot move the avatar. - Ubuntu is about 3 times quicker than Windows XP which I had on the same computer before. But (and only) Second Life is about 50 times lower!!! Any ideas how I can fix this?
[08:38] <JohnQ_> zuluu that line isnt correct either
[08:38] <indus> zuluu: or you should be able to ping
[08:38] <glick> lstarnes, im not sure, the one that came with my eee?
[08:38] <JohnQ_> you set it to static and give it no info
[08:38] <glick> lstarnes, it worked in the live cd
[08:39] <lstarnes> frodon1: what about other 3d programs?
[08:39] <zuluu> strange. because if that is wrong. then why can i connect to the internet and why can the windows xp client connect too?
[08:39] <DINK_> frodon1, have you installed the restricted drivers for your video card?
[08:39] <JohnQ_> and i dont think your broadcast address should = your gateway address
[08:39] <frodon1> Istarnes: please give me examples, I don't know if I have other 3d programs ...
[08:39] <JohnQ_> zuluu iduno i am working blind
[08:39] <Slart> zuluu: that shouldn't be to difficult.. you can use ifconfig to set it up once.. it will reset when you reboot.. or configure it in the interfaces-file
[08:39] <lstarnes> frodon1: what graphics card are you using?
[08:40] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[08:40] <frodon1> Dink: Drivers have been automatically installed. It is an IBM thinkpad R50e with Intel video chipset.
[08:40] <tecknogyk> zuluu: your ip's appear wrong to me.  Typically on a home network the local ip should be in 192.168.0.x or 192.168.1.x depending on how your router is setup
[08:40] <jerry_> the totem mp3 tag have irrecognized code，some one know the reason?
[08:40] <JohnQ_> tecknogyk he isnt using a router so he says
[08:40] <JohnQ_> those are public ips
[08:40] <lstarnes> frodon1: are those the regular drivers or the restricted drivers?
[08:40] <zuluu> tecnogyk - i dont have a router: i followed these guides: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=713874
[08:41] <zuluu> and this one: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=91370
[08:41] <frodon1> regular drivers I think
[08:41] <JohnQ_> zulu looks at that website, where did you pick the 169 ips from
[08:41] <JohnQ_> looking*
[08:42] <tecknogyk> zuluu: so what you're saying is that you have a static public IP?
[08:42] <tigerplug> hey can anyone help me install the samsung unified print driver? Im running out the door to an interview and really need to print something
[08:42] <lstarnes> frodon1: try checking system > administration > hardware drivers
[08:42] <zuluu> tecknogyk, i dont think so. no
[08:43] <JohnQ_> zuluu which NIC is connecting to your isp
[08:43] <zuluu> my public ip is 58.69.27.103
[08:43] <zuluu> eth0
[08:43] <JohnQ_> set it to dhcp
[08:43] <JohnQ_> set it to dhcp
[08:43] <tecknogyk> Ah, then the card that is hooked up to your modem (or whatever your internet connection is) needs to be setup dhcp and both your cards are setup static.
[08:43] <glick> anyone know why sound doent work on my eeepc 1000he after i installed it even though it worked perfectly when i tested it with the live cd?
[08:43] <zuluu> tecknogyk, exactly
[08:43] <JohnQ_> tecknogyk i win :\
[08:44] <Sonderblade> im running a compile in a terminal, then in another terminal keyboard input lags. why?
[08:44] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[08:44] <lstarnes> Sonderblade: compilation requires a lot of resources
[08:44] <JohnQ_> Sonderblade cause you comp sucks
[08:44] <ims> upgraded to jaunty, cannot log in to normal generic kernel. been able to use the old kernel. what to do???
[08:44] <FAJ> hi trying to lean down my startup, is it ok to turn off seahorse-daemon if gnome-keyring-daemon is still in there? thanks!
[08:45] <JohnQ_> remove new kernel
[08:45] <indus> FAJ: yeah
[08:45] <indus> FAJ: its a tracking service i always remove it
[08:45] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[08:45] <zuluu> tecnogyk sudo apt-get install dhcp3-server?
[08:45] <ims> john, by editing the /boot/grub/menu.lst??
[08:45] <indus> FAJ: previously tracker now seahorse i think
[08:45] <FAJ> indus:  anything else that i could possibly remove?  i took some stuff out already,
[08:45] <Sonderblade> lstarnes: it's a core duo 2 2.4 ghz and 3gb ram it should be able to handle compiles and keyboard input at the same itme
[08:46] <FAJ> indus: ah really? i thought seahorse was some encryption stuff
[08:46] <indus> FAJ: i remove evolution , nm-applet
[08:46] <lstarnes> indus: I think seahorse is related to gpg somehow
[08:46] <FAJ> indus: not there to begin with :)
[08:46] <lstarnes> indus: tracker is still tracker
[08:46] <FAJ> already toasted
[08:46] <indus> FAJ: maybe hmm but i removed it and its seems ok
[08:46] <FAJ> indus: kk
[08:46] <ircnickiuse> installing freenx on ubuntu - do I have to setup .ssh/authorized_keys file?
[08:46] <indus> oops sorry forgot
[08:46] <JohnQ_> ims : that or apt-get remove but i am not sure about that
[08:46] <zuluu> ill redo steps
[08:46] <FAJ> indus:  what about indicator applet?
[08:46] <ircnickiuse> and add AllowUsers nx to /etc/ssh/sshd_config ?
[08:46] <indus> but what does seahorse do anyway, ya destroy the indicator applet its crap
[08:47] <FAJ> indus:  but what does it do?
[08:47] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[08:47] <FAJ> indus:  i like turning things off, but i get wary after too many clicks ;)
[08:47] <indus> FAJ: well,its like a dock for apps,stupid incomplete featuer
[08:47] <lstarnes> glick: try opening a terminal and typing "sudo modprobe snd_hda_intel"
[08:47] <satellite> what is a good gnome app for bookmarks? for easily making a list of links to export in html and to use in firefox etc..
[08:47] <Slart> JohnQ_: no need to repeat that every 2 minutes.. wait at least 10-15 minutes before repeating
[08:47] <FAJ> indus:  oh haha i thought it had to do w/ my notifications.
[08:48] <tecknogyk> You don't need a dhcp server unless you are going to be serving ip's to devices locally.  You need the card that is hooked up to your modem to get an IP from your ISP's dhcp server.  You just need to change the line that says "iface ethX inet static" to "iface eth inet dhcp
[08:48] <indus> FAJ: indicator aplet will show u pidgin and evol mail yes
[08:48] <JohnQ_> k fun police
[08:48] <indus> FAJ: but that anyways shows in notification area so its pretty useless now
[08:48] <tecknogyk> whichever connection it is.  Only you can know that....
[08:48] <FAJ> indus:  ah ok so all of that is the same now; so no need for indicator applet?
[08:48] <DINK_> can someone pastbin me their /etc/default/sysstat?  I need to see what the defaults are
[08:48] <om26er> how to install new linux kernel my kernel is 2.6.28 and 2.6.30 is availble on www.kernel.org plz tell me how do i upgrade
[08:48] <indus> FAJ: yeah
[08:49] <bullgard4> [Irssi] Wo is the semantics of the command '/NETWORK ADD' described?
[08:49] <glick> lstarnes, didnt seem to work
[08:49] <indus> om26er: what is with the urge to install new kernel
[08:49] <jerroome> !ubotu
[08:49] <FAJ> indus:  and if I am not adding/ removing hardware, can hardware recognition go?
[08:49] <bullgard4> [Irssi] Where is the semantics of the command '/NETWORK ADD' described?
[08:49] <lstarnes> bullgard4: try /help network
[08:49] <JohnQ_> om26er google ubuntu upgrade kernel
[08:49] <Slart> om26er: ubuntu comes with the kernel that is tested and stable.. is there a special reason you want the newer kernel?
[08:49] <bullgard4> lstarnes: Your answer is wrong.
[08:49] <lstarnes> bullgard4: why is it wrong?
[08:49] <frodon1> Istarnes: Hardware divers says that none are installed
[08:50] <indus> FAJ: hmm no its probably for new hardware proprietary drivers but frankly most of these dont work it seems
[08:50] <DINK_> can someone pastbin me their /etc/default/sysstat?  I need to see what the defaults are
[08:50] <FAJ> indus:  and if I am not adding/ removing hardware, can hardware recognition go?
[08:50] <FAJ> indus oops ok thanks.
[08:50] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[08:50] <Slart> bullgard4: network add? is .. is that .. the windows command line command?
[08:50] <om26er> indus there are some speed improvements
[08:50] <om26er> and ..
[08:50] <FAJ> indus:  minus the fact i don't have any prop. drivers recognized in hardware drivers lol
[08:50] <Slart> bullgard4: or.. it's in irssi?
[08:50] <bullgard4> lstarnes: Because it does not answer the question which I put.
[08:51] <frodon1> Istarnes: how can I find and install a restricted driver (I don't know this stuff)
[08:51] <indus> om26er: baah so they say. its not recommended procedure unless you want to test something.
[08:51] <jerroome> !repeat
[08:51] <lstarnes> bullgard4: what exactly do you want to know about /network add then?
[08:51] <indus> frodon1: which restricted driver u need
[08:51] <FAJ> indus:  can you think of anything else?
[08:51] <jerroome> JohnQ_ !repeat
[08:51] <JohnQ_> !fu
[08:51] <FAJ> !repeat > JohnQ_
[08:51] <Slart> bullgard4, lstarnes: /help network   works perfectly..
[08:51] <bullgard4> lstarnes: I want exactly know the semantics of that command.
[08:51] <JohnQ_> ^_^
[08:51] <indus> FAJ: nope
[08:51] <frodon1> Istarnes: that was the question about Second Life, the IBM Thinkpad R50e with Intel chipset
[08:51] <FAJ> indus:  kk thanks alot
[08:52] <indus> FAJ: i dont ever use the nm applet
[08:52] <lstarnes> bullgard4: I do not know what you mean by semantics
[08:52] <Slart> bullgard4: you're not really making a lot of sense.. what is missing from the output from /help network ?
[08:52] <bullgard4> Slart: No. It does nor provide the semantics.
[08:52] <FAJ> indus:  i use wicd!  i vehemently detest network-manager-gnome.
[08:52] <indus> FAJ: bluetooth
[08:52] <zuluu> John can you check if this sounds better? http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/197503/
[08:52] <FAJ> indus:  off and gone :D
[08:52] <zuluu> JohnQ_,  can you check if this sounds better? http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/197503/
[08:52] <JohnQ_> yah np sec
[08:52] <indus> FAJ: well tracker and tracker applet, etc
[08:53] <zuluu> k thanks ^^
[08:53] <FAJ> indus:  the ones that i haven't turned off are more like the technical ones, that i wanted to make sure i could turn off before i restarted and couldn't boot :P
[08:53] <FAJ> well enter gnome atleast
[08:53] <tigerplug> hey can anyone help me install the samsung unified print driver? Im running out the door to an interview and really need to print something
[08:53] <indus> FAJ: aah no boot wont be affected
[08:53] <bullgard4> lstarnes: 'semantics' is a basic term of electronic data processing. I will look it up and tell you in a minute.
[08:53] <FAJ> indus: haha more like startup
[08:53] <indus> tigerplug: doesnt it plug and play
[08:53] <indus> FAJ: neither will startup
[08:53] <JohnQ_> OK Zuluu , you isp connection plugs directly into eth0? why havnt you configure it
[08:53] <FAJ> indus:  but i am working on getting boot time down (bluetooth was the first to go there i think)
[08:54] <JohnQ_> forget about everything else for now
[08:54] <FAJ> indus:  if i remove gnome settings daemon, i believe gnome won't start ;)
[08:54] <tigerplug> indus, its a samsung ML-2240 laser printer. Seems to support most printers like it but not my specific one pnp
[08:54] <zuluu> JohnQ_, I don't know if I have not configured it - its working
[08:54] <rbo_> how to reinstall audio drivers?
[08:54] <zuluu> JohnQ_, oh yeah,  i used pppoeconf
[08:54] <JohnQ_> lol ok
[08:55] <JohnQ_> kinda needed to know that
[08:55] <JohnQ_> ifconfig -a
[08:55] <JohnQ_> paste that
[08:55] <zuluu> sorry lol
[08:55] <bullgard4> lstarnes: ISO/IEC 11179-1:1999: "the branch of linguistic science which deals with the meaning of words (Webster)."
[08:55] <FAJ> !audo > rbo_
[08:55] <FAJ> !audio > rbo_
[08:55] <indus> tigerplug: is the universal driver a deb file
[08:55] <mrroboto_> Evening everyone.  I've got some trouble with my wireless.  It is working, but poorly.  It doesn't show up at all in lspci, so I'm lost on trying to replace the driver.  Halp?
[08:55] <lstarnes> bullgard4: I still don't get what you're asking for.  Could you please rephrase your question?
[08:55] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[08:55] <FAJ> mrroboto_: what do you mean poorly?
[08:56] <tigerplug> indus,  hold on im searching for it
[08:56] <mrroboto_> FAJ: I'm no more than 6 feet from the router and I've still only got mid-signal, and it intermittently stops loading pages.
[08:56] <zuluu> JohnQ_, man i am sorry that you have been trying to get some help with your concern but at the moment dont get any - yet you help me. thanks man
[08:56] <zuluu> JohnQ_, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/197506/
[08:56] <FAJ> mrroboto_: pastebin the output of sudo lshw
[08:56] <dracou> hello world!!!
[08:57] <zuluu> dracou hello.
[08:57] <mrroboto_> FAJ: The same hardware didnt do this under winxp, so I am assuming im using a generic driver, and need something specific..?
[08:57] <tigerplug> indus, nope - its a tar.gz file
[08:57] <rbo_> ubottu: thanx
[08:57] <dracou> everybody using ubuntu here? ^^
[08:57] <om26er> how to install intel driver
[08:57] <rbo_> ))
[08:57] <FAJ> mrroboto_: pastebin the output of sudo lshw
[08:57] <JohnQ_> mrroboto_ is your router firmware up to date?
[08:57] <indus> tigerplug: did u install it?
[08:57] <mrroboto_> FAJ: Sure thing, I'll so that now
[08:57] <om26er> i extracted .bz2
[08:57] <zuluu> dracou, i dont know if everybody does but i am using
[08:57] <FAJ> mrroboto_: kk
[08:57] <om26er> and there are many files
[08:57] <Slart> dracou: not everyone, I suppose.. but the majority does, I think'
[08:57] <mrroboto_> JohnQ: indeed, it was just updated a couple weeks ago
[08:57] <DINK_> can someone pastbin me their /etc/default/sysstat?  I need to see what the defaults are
[08:57] <FAJ> mrroboto_: link here so we can see it :)
[08:57] <orion76> kubuntu help forum Alsamixer and 5.1 sound only working with 2 speakers
[08:57] <dracou> cool zuluu... do you use aMsn??? I'm trying to hide offline users, but can't
[08:57] <indus> tigerplug: its very easy
[08:57] <indus> tigerplug: http://mattgordon.wordpress.com/howto/installing-a-samsung-printer/
[08:58] <zuluu> dracou, sorry i use pigdin
[08:58] <JohnQ_> zuluu from this ubuntu box can you ping the outside world?
[08:58] <dracou> ayayaya ;-)
[08:58] <tigerplug> indus, thanks - i'll try that
[08:58] <dracou> why do I use amsN ???? huuu
[08:58] <Slart> DINK_: http://pastebin.com/f6cdfe5d0
[08:58] <zuluu> JohnQ_, yes i can.
[08:58] <JohnQ_> so whats your main problem
[08:58] <maythem> hi everyone
[08:58] <tecknogyk> that's what i was wondering
[08:59] <zuluu> i cant ping the other pc on my network
[08:59] <JohnQ_> ah ok
[08:59] <zuluu> ubuntu too
[08:59] <tecknogyk> ahh
[08:59] <Slart> !who
[08:59] <tecknogyk> zuluu: are your other computers static ip's?
[08:59] <JohnQ_> so your ubuntu box is acting as the router to provide inet access to your windows machine?
[08:59] <JohnQ_> correct?
[09:00] <zuluu> correct
[09:00] <ectospasm> anyone here use Facebook?  Is there a trick to getting the Facebook webcam doohicky to work?  Flash looks like it loads the app, and it just sits there attempting to load.
[09:00] <zuluu> tecknogyk, yes sir
[09:00] <glicks> what the hell
[09:00] <glicks> i dont get it
[09:00] <JohnQ_> ok sec lemme look at ifconfig again
[09:00] <bullgard4> Slart: Thank you for your unfriendly remark. --  From the output from /help network is missing the semantics. semantics is according to ISO/IEC 11179-1:1999: "the branch of linguistic science which deals with the meaning of words (Webster)." The output does not define what is meant by 'user', 'realname', 'host', 'autosendcmd'.
[09:00] <JohnQ_> what ips did you give the windows box
[09:00] <glicks> why isnt what i see on the demo live cd what  i get when i actually install it?
[09:00] <glicks> what the hell?
[09:00] <dracou> hello world
[09:00] <tecknogyk> So, are your static ip's on the ubuntu box setup in the same ip range?
[09:01] <glicks> i tried out the ubuntu netbook remix, and everything worked perfectly so i installed
[09:01] <FAJ> glicks:  sorry we can't read your mind, want help?
[09:01] <glicks> and then nothing works right
[09:01] <glicks> sound didnt work
[09:01] <zuluu> JohnQ_, 192.168.0.3
[09:01] <mrroboto_> FAJ: FAJ:  Sorry about the delay there, it went through one of its inactive-but-still-connected spells...  http://pastebin.ca/1463101
[09:01] <zuluu> JohnQ_, btw the other machine is ubuntu
[09:01] <glicks> and then when i toggled to classic desktop mode, when i rebooted, none of the gnome panels show up
[09:01] <JohnQ_> can u ping from windowsxp to router?
[09:01] <tecknogyk> that would be a yup
[09:01] <JohnQ_> oh ok
[09:01] <zuluu> tecknogyk, yes sorry
[09:01] <FAJ> mrroboto_:  do you have any other computers connected to that?
[09:01] <glicks> does anyone know whats going on?
[09:02] <zuluu> JohnQ_, i dont have a router
[09:02] <lstarnes> glicks: I think the livecd does some extra hardware detection which would slow a normal system down.  If you have the right modules set to load, it should work
[09:02] <tecknogyk> there aren't any conflicting addy's I'm assuming
[09:02] <JohnQ_> your ubuntu server
[09:02] <JohnQ_> thats acting like a router like we just talked about
[09:02] <mrroboto_> Indeed, both of my room-mates laptops, my desktop, as well as an xbox 360, though only mine one one laptop is connected atm
[09:02] <glicks> lstarnes, ?
[09:02] <tecknogyk> Have you set your gateway's up on the other systems?
[09:02] <mrroboto_> FAJ: Oops, forgot to tag your name >.<
[09:02] <zuluu> JohnQ_, tecknogyk, oh shoot - i completely forgot - i changed my nick i am the same guy you chatted with a while ago
[09:02] <glicks> lstarnes, that doesnt make much sense, cause it only has to do the hardware detection once,
[09:02] <zuluu> im also markymark
[09:02] <glicks> lstarnes, better a little slow than non functional
[09:03] <lstarnes> glicks: I'll see if I can figure out what modules you would likely need
[09:03] <FAJ> mrroboto_:  and yours is the only one acting weirdio?
[09:03] <zuluu> didnt notice the nick change - i changed in other channel
[09:03] <tecknogyk> still showing up as zuluu to me
[09:03] <JohnQ_> zuluu ifconfig -a from the 2nd pc
[09:03] <glicks> lstarnes, plus, gnome doesnt even load correctly
[09:03] <JohnQ_> gogo
[09:03] <Slart> bullgard4: you're welcome.. we aim to please..   nick, user, and realname is the corresponding terms used on IRC.. it's not specific for irssi so it isn't explained further in the client help.. autosendcommand is a command that is sent when you connect to a network.. it's the same kind of command you'd write in your irc client..
[09:03] <om26er> how to install gma950 driver
[09:03] <zuluu> JohnQ_, ok
[09:03] <om26er> plz
[09:03] <lstarnes> glicks: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[09:03] <JohnQ_> also the output of route -n zuluu
[09:03] <glicks> jaunty ubuntu netbook remix
[09:04] <mrroboto_> FAJ: Mmhmm.  and that was only after I switched from windows to ubuntu =/  Im sitting across the table from the router and my connection shows 68%
[09:04] <lstarnes> glicks: which model is your computer?
[09:04] <FAJ> mrroboto_:  ok well the first thing i would do PERSONALLY is to uninstall network-manager and get wicd.... that solved one of my problems.... is there any encryption
[09:04] <glicks> lstarnes, eee 1000he
[09:05] <FAJ> mrroboto_: sudo apt-get install wicd           will uninstall network-manager and install wicd
[09:05] <FAJ> !package wicd > mrroboto_
[09:05] <FAJ> -.-
[09:05] <kandinski> I am installing an ubuntu system, and by default the mount options are relatime. I don-t see how that-s useful in my laptop. Can I go for noatime? I also have separate partitioins for / and /home; should the noatime/relatime choice be diffrent for each?
[09:05] <adam7> !info wicd | mrroboto_
[09:05] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[09:05] <bullgard4> Slart: Thank you.
[09:06] <FAJ> ahh!  thank you adam7
[09:06] <adam7> FAJ: np :)
[09:06] <mrroboto_> FAJ: WPA, yes.  Will that command work while I'm connected wirelessly or will it dump me before it loads wicd?
[09:06] <lstarnes> glicks: have you checked the sound mixer?
[09:06] <jackphil> when use cp -RL, how to ignore the errors
[09:06] <Slart> bullgard4: basically I think you need to lookup information on IRC to find out what a realname/nick/user and so on is supposed to be.. wikipedia might have info/links to specs.. there might be some information on the irssi site too but I think wikipedia might be more useful
[09:06] <tigerplug> indus, thanks - worked perfect
[09:06] <jackphil> for example, the link is breaked
[09:06] <adam7> mrroboto_: if you remove network-manager while connected, you'll probably dump your conncetion
[09:07] <zuluu> JohnQ_, im back, er, like how am i going to show you results if the other pc is not connected...
[09:07] <glicks> yes lstarnes but now i cant check anything anymore because when it boots up it boots into a gnome without panels or menus
[09:07] <Syrius> hello
[09:07] <FAJ> mrroboto_:  unfortunately it will have to dump you off of wifi.... but it will then install wicd, and honestly i have had 99.9999% luck with wicd.  same thing happened with me concerning wpa... installed wicd over nm and works charmingly
[09:07] <Jimi_Neutral> dammit why do i have to identify my nick everytime i log into ##C
[09:07] <zuluu> JohnQ_, pc2 is at the other room btw
[09:07] <JohnQ_> ok one the other pc set this i will make a pastebin for u
[09:07] <lstarnes> Jimi_Neutral: you could try configuring your client to handle identification automatically
[09:07] <keepguessing> I am running ubuntu in a virtual machine ... are there any tools like add and remove programs which will tell me about installed files their size... I am very low on disk space and wanted to freeup some
[09:07] <keepguessing> thanks for your guidance
[09:07] <zuluu> JohnQ_, awesome
[09:07] <JohnQ_> you are editing /etc/network/interfaces
[09:07] <JohnQ_> ?
[09:07] <Syrius> how much space does a pbuilder for minimal installation with just build-essentials added ?
[09:08] <zuluu> yes
[09:08] <mrroboto_> FAJ: Similar interface?  I do kind of like my little notifier area icon...
[09:08] <zuluu> JohnQ_, yes
[09:08] <JohnQ_> k hold
[09:08] <Slart> bullgard4: this might be one source of information.. although it might be a bit heavy if you're just looking for an overview http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1459
[09:08] <satellite> keepguessing: are you running GNOME?
[09:08] <lstarnes> glicks: I'm not sure what would be causing that
[09:08] <Jimi_Neutral> lstar
[09:08] <Jimi_Neutral> lstarnes, how would i do that
[09:08] <Syrius> hmm its unpacking now
[09:08] <JohnQ_> wait how the fuck do u have both eth1 and eth2 binded with the same ip
[09:08] <lstarnes> Jimi_Neutral: which client do you use?
[09:08] <JohnQ_> zuluu
[09:08] <Slart> keepguessing: synaptic will show you "installed size".. I think you can get the same information using command line tools too
[09:08] <Syrius> doesn't seem to take up that much space
[09:09] <Slart> !language | JohnQ_
[09:09] <Jimi_Neutral> lstarnes, Xchat
[09:09] <JohnQ_> !nazi Slart
[09:09] <lstarnes> Jimi_Neutral: regular xchat or xchat-gnome?
[09:09] <tecknogyk> his second pastebin showed them as different
[09:09] <keepguessing> Start: yes
[09:09] <zuluu> JohnQ_, I edited the etc/network/interfaces file?
[09:09] <FAJ> mrroboto_: lololol yah i know the feeling :D i like it that way too, the notifications is set to come out soon on wicd, like literally from 1.5.9 to 1.6.0, so prolly the next wicd update will do it, i looked up the same thing online.  the biggest thing is to get to encryption you need to use the little arrow next to the essid and click advanced settings.  it's pretty laid out from there
[09:09] <Slart> JohnQ_: channel policy.. not my personal rule
[09:09] <JohnQ_> ok have one a .1
[09:09] <JohnQ_> and one .2
[09:09] <brEz> can you install ubuntu on a HP t5735 Thin client computer?
[09:09] <FAJ> !language | JohnQ_
[09:09] <JohnQ_> its 4am and your crying about the fbomb
[09:10] <Guest55665> hi everybody ^^
[09:10] <JohnQ_> get a grip
[09:10] <adam7> FAJ: if you want 1.6.0, http://downloads.wicd.net/pkgs/ then click the ubuntu version
[09:10] <tecknogyk> I agree JohnQ
[09:10] <kandinski> JohnQ_: not that I care about the fbomb, but its 6pm here
[09:10] <kandinski> not all the world is your timezone or your sensibility
[09:10] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[09:10] <satellite> keepguessing: click the main button, or Applications... and click Add/Remove
[09:10] <zuluu> tecknogyk, me too JohnQ
[09:10] <FAJ> JohnQ_:  remmeber that your timezone is not the only one being used here.
[09:10] <Jimi_Neutral> lstarnes, umm sorry i dont know
[09:10] <glicks> no one is ever on in ubuntu-eeepc
[09:11] <JohnQ_> FAJ really thats how the world works eh
[09:11] <JohnQ_> interesting
[09:11] <keepguessing> satellite: lolz thanks !!!
[09:11] <tecknogyk> lol
[09:11] <satellite> keepguessing: you will have to go into the settings, and add a couple size columns
[09:11] <FAJ> mrroboto_: see adam7's comment to me above and it will give you it for notifications
[09:11] <zuluu> JohnQ_, i will be right back dont leave ok.
[09:11] <zuluu> JohnQ_, ^^
[09:11] <lstarnes> Jimi_Neutral: try setting your nickserv password as the server password for freenode
[09:11]  * zuluu is rebooting
[09:11] <JohnQ_> k
[09:12] <Guest55665> i have a problem , who can help me ?
[09:12] <FAJ> !ask
[09:12] <lstarnes> Jimi_Neutral: you can do that from XChat > Network List > FreeNode > Edit...
[09:12] <ethan_space> hi any suggestions how to fix grub ...super grub doesnt ...windows fixmbr doesnt work either...unable to boot into windows
[09:12] <keepguessing> satellite: I do not find any settings tab here
[09:12] <mrroboto_> FAJ: Stupendous o.O  I'll go find a patch cable and give it a shot
[09:12] <adam7> !grub | ethan_space
[09:12] <ethan_space> i installed ubuntu in a external hardwire while i had windows on the primary harddrive..by mistake it didnt choose
[09:13] <Guest55665> the other day a technical install in my pc shop a router vine1000
[09:13] <tecknogyk> weird, super grub has always worked for me.
[09:13] <Guest55665> and don't say me the user and passwrod
[09:13] <glicks> how the hell can everything work from the live usb and then when i install that it stops working?
[09:13] <ethan_space> to install GRUB in the exterhnal so it courruputed windows MBR
[09:13] <ethan_space> thanks ubottu
[09:13] <Jimi_Neutral> lstarnes, ok ty, i will check that
[09:13] <ethan_space> i tried super grub methid it didnt work
[09:13] <FAJ> mrroboto_:  lol you don't really need a wired connection... you can connect w/ wicd right away, but i would first do it through the repoes, so all the dependencies are satisfied.
[09:13] <JohnQ_> tecknogyk what internal ips did he decent on?
[09:13] <tecknogyk> 192
[09:14] <tecknogyk> oops...
[09:14] <tecknogyk> 192.168.0.1 & 192.168.0.2
[09:14] <JohnQ_> 0.1 or 1.1
[09:14] <JohnQ_> ok
[09:14] <JohnQ_> does he even have nat setup?
[09:14] <tecknogyk> Have no clue.  I would assume since his XP machine can access the net
[09:15] <satellite> keepguessing: its under edit i believe..
[09:15] <xhema> Ubuntu Çlirimtare e Kosovës
[09:15] <JohnQ_> weird
[09:15] <FAJ> !kosovo | xhema
[09:15] <FAJ> hahah oh...
[09:15] <keepguessing> satellite there is no edit tab
[09:15] <JohnQ_> with those 169 ips how the hell did he do it
[09:15] <tecknogyk> The only thing I can think of is that his other machine doesn't have the gateway setup since he said it's setup static.
[09:15] <xhema> Ubuntu Liberation of Kosovo
[09:15] <termos> i want to run gnome-settings-daemon when x starts, i put "exec gnome-settings-daemon&" in both .xinitrc and .xsession but nothing seems to work.
[09:15] <tecknogyk> Yeah, it doesn't make sense.
[09:15] <JohnQ_> yeh i was just gonna make him a interfaces post
[09:16] <FAJ> !ubuntu | xhema
[09:16] <JohnQ_> need to know which IP he is using for the gateway tho
[09:16] <ethan_space> thanks for the links ..will that method help in recovering windows after the former has been rendered unbootable after isntalling ubuntu 9.04?
[09:16] <Myrtti> JohnQ_: please behave yourself. If someone nicely asks you to stop being rude, then it's nice if you'd stop
[09:16] <tecknogyk> Well, gotta 50/50 chance....lol.
[09:17] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[09:17] <tecknogyk> wtf?  seriuocly
[09:17] <tecknogyk> seriously
[09:17] <FAJ> ethan_space: i know personally for me the first few times with the sgd i did it wrong... so it didn't work... just fyi
[09:17] <JohnQ_> What now?
[09:17] <Slart> ethan_space: installing ubuntu after windows doesn't usually render windows unbootable
[09:17] <tecknogyk> where was he being rude?
[09:17] <Myrtti> tecknogyk: mind your language, we've got people from different cultures and ages here
[09:17] <tecknogyk> what language?
[09:17] <JohnQ_> unreal
[09:17] <Slart> ethan_space: it's supposed to just give you a grub menu choice for booting windows
[09:17] <Myrtti> tecknogyk: the three letter acronym
[09:17] <tecknogyk> omg
[09:18] <JohnQ_> i sit here and nicely help people and you are getting pissed cause i say fuck?
[09:18] <ethan_space> slart ...thanks...but in my case that is what has happened ..which i tried to boot windows its giving a GRUB error
[09:18] <Myrtti> tecknogyk: obfuscated swearing is still swearing
[09:18] <JohnQ_> i havnt seen you help anyone
[09:18] <Slart> ethan_space: is there a number in the error?
[09:18] <JohnQ_> and i still havnt been helped
[09:18] <JohnQ_> you sir are brutal
[09:18] <ethan_space> yes
[09:18] <satellite> keepguessing: ahh im sorry! its not add/remove its system>admin>synaptic package manager
[09:18] <Myrtti> JohnQ_: and that gives you the right to be rude to me that I've not helped today?
[09:18] <zuluu> hi JohnQ_ im sorry you are not helped
[09:18] <lstarnes> JohnQ_: it is possible that nobody here knows how to do what you're asking
[09:18] <FAJ> !patience | JohnQ_:
[09:18] <dracou> Does anyone know how to hide offline contacts into aMsn when sorted by groups please???? Please private-message me, I'm @ work and can't look non stop at the irc window ;-)
[09:18] <tecknogyk> People need to grow up
[09:19] <satellite> g2g... later
[09:19] <zuluu> JohnQ_, you my friend are awesome
[09:19] <JohnQ_> yah man no problem if anyone doesnt know
[09:19] <ethan_space> please give 10 minutes .. i will reboot into windows and tell you .thanks.
[09:19] <JohnQ_> i am gonna keep asking tho
[09:19] <Slart> ethan_space: ok
[09:19] <zuluu> JohnQ_, i can now ping the other pc.
[09:19] <JohnQ_> ahaha nice
[09:19] <JohnQ_> what did you figure out
[09:19] <zuluu> JohnQ_, you figured it out for me.
[09:19] <zuluu> JohnQ_, ^^
[09:20] <JohnQ_> ^_^
[09:20] <FAJ> mrroboto_: is it working out for you?
[09:20] <JohnQ_> save all those configs to a TXT for next time
[09:20] <tecknogyk> only in america could a letter be considered bad...lol
[09:20] <V1RR> hi pople
[09:20] <V1RR> people*)
[09:20] <Myrtti> tecknogyk: give it a rest, and move on.
[09:20] <frodon1> I have an IBM Thinkpad R50e with Intel Extreme graphics chipset, regular driver. Second Life does not display well and is about 5o times slower than it was under Windows XP on the same machine. Any idea how I could fix this?
[09:20] <JohnQ_> yah its funny
[09:21] <zuluu> JohnQ_, will do. but one very last question - they said that once two ubuntu computers are connected - File Sharing is automagic right? No need to install samba right?
[09:21] <V1RR> had installed ubuntu yesterday but have a trouble now installing a package
[09:21] <Envy0pla> Evening :) I want to access a video of a debate,  but It does not come up for me.  I have installed quite a few add-on's,  and can now apparently see 99% of content so I think it may be the site? A little icon flickers when I try to play it and the actual video is a swfdec (?) I am using 9.04  :)  sorry for the novel.
[09:21] <JohnQ_> um you can make network mounts
[09:21] <FAJ> V1RR: can you explain; what package, etc etc?
[09:21] <JohnQ_> pretty ez
[09:21] <Slart> tecknogyk: america? in an internation channel dedicated to a.. south-african linux distro? =)
[09:21] <V1RR> while trying to install network-manager-openvpn
[09:22] <V1RR> i got an error network-manager-openvpnError: Dependency is not satisfiable: libnm-glib-vpn0 (>= 0.7.0)
[09:22] <JohnQ_> tecknogyk they just love there rules fuck em
[09:22] <zuluu> Slart which is headquartered in the UK...
[09:22] <tecknogyk> Yeah, I'm sure the origin of the distro is the reason for the childish rules.
[09:22] <V1RR> who will say how can i install it?
[09:22] <FAJ> V1RR: sudo aptitude network-manager-openvpn
[09:22] <hateball> Envy0pla: Most likely that video does not work with swfdec/gnash but requires adobe flash
[09:22] <termos> i want to run gnome-settings-daemon when x starts, i put "exec gnome-settings-daemon&" in both .xinitrc and .xsession but nothing seems to work. how can i run this program at startup?
[09:22] <Myrtti> JohnQ_: you're wearing out the hospitability of the channel
[09:22] <cattellar> almost no google widget works
[09:22] <Envy0pla> Thanks! I'll go find out how to install that :P  :D  <3
[09:22] <Slart> zuluu: ah.. I was just wondering where they were based.. didn't know it was in uk
[09:23] <FAJ> mrroboto_: yay nay?
[09:23] <ethan_space> hi slart ..the error is error 17..loading grub stage 1.5
[09:23] <Slart> ethan_space: ok.. let me check what error 17 means.. hang on
[09:23] <ethan_space> ok
[09:23] <keepguessing> satellite found that the settings tab is in synaptic manager rather than add and remove programs
[09:24] <zuluu> JohnQ_,  Canonical is registered in the Isle of Man and employs staff around the world, along with its main offices in London, support office in Montreal and OEM team in Lexington, Massachusetts, USA.[6]
[09:24] <FAJ> !ot
[09:24] <keepguessing> Better utility to manage diskusage and files is Disk Usage Analyzer :)
[09:24] <simplexio> im starting dislike this channel. now and some language nazi start complain some words that people use..
[09:24] <FAJ> !ot
[09:24] <JohnQ_> zuluu : wrong person :p
[09:24] <zuluu> JohnQ_,  oh ya lol
[09:25] <Myrtti> !language
[09:25] <zuluu> JohnQ_, i cant get your name out of my head :)
[09:25] <Myrtti> !ohmy
[09:25] <Slart> ethan_space: hmm.. can you pastebin your /boot/grub/menu.lst ?
[09:25] <Slart> !pastebin | ethan_space
[09:25] <simplexio> thats it..
[09:25] <tecknogyk> Is there a channel where adults can talk without fear of retribution?
[09:25] <ircnickiuse> asl ong as I am here - the ubuntu / nx wiki needs updating on keys / desktop / authorized_keys importing
[09:25] <JohnQ_> efnet -.-
[09:25] <zuluu> simplexio. i am nice i wont complain if you dont use the f word
[09:26] <FAJ> !ot
[09:26] <ethan_space> sure thanks
[09:26] <defrysk> tecknogyk, in non-commercial linux channels
[09:26] <tecknogyk> I'm aware of that, I'm talking about a channel specific to ubuntu.
[09:26] <defrysk> tecknogyk, hence my answer
[09:26] <JohnQ_> not really thats why i still pop in
[09:27] <zuluu> tecknogyk, i agree
[09:27] <zuluu> JohnQ_, what should we name such a channel?
[09:27] <kandinski> tecknogyk: it's not fear of retribution, it's a request for common courtesy
[09:27] <defrysk> !ot
[09:27] <tecknogyk> It's a personal preference and I find it offending to be constantly monitored for language.  It's not a criticism, I'd really like to know if there is a channel.
[09:27] <JohnQ_> heh zuluu u will never see me again, this is a kaka
[09:27] <FAJ> !ot
[09:27] <kandinski> tecknogyk: I am not afraid of fbombs or sexual talk, but I think it
[09:27] <JohnQ_> aka*
[09:27] <ethan_space> my menu.lst is available at http://paste.ubuntu.com/197518/
[09:27] <tecknogyk> It's not common courtesy...it's catering to immaturity.
[09:27] <FAJ> !polite
[09:28] <kandinski> tecknogyk: I am not afraid of fbombs or sexual talk, but I think it's ok to refrain while in #ubuntu
[09:28] <zuluu> tecknogyk, lets call it #fubuntu
[09:28] <FAJ> !language
[09:28] <FAJ> !get it?
[09:28] <JohnQ_> LOL
[09:28] <Myrtti> can we PLEASE move on?
[09:28] <tecknogyk> I don't think a discussion is valid considering how sensitive others are....just want to know if a channel exists or not.
[09:28] <JohnQ_> maybe if u spam the bot again we can move on
[09:28] <lstarnes> !ot
[09:28] <Envy0pla> Tyvm Hateball,  Worked a treat!! <3
[09:29] <kandinski> tecknogyk: refraining from swaring is imho more mature than inability to hold back swearing. It also makes for a better signal/noise ratio
[09:29] <zuluu> or #alternabuntu
[09:29] <FAJ> !ops
[09:29] <hateball> Envy0pla: :)
[09:29]  * defrysk has seen this issue too often pass by 
[09:29] <Myrtti> FAJ: yes?
[09:29] <Slart> ethan_space: where is your windows install located? which hard drive? partition?
[09:29] <FAJ> !ot | Myrtti
[09:29] <Myrtti> zuluu: would you PLEASE stop the offtopic and move on?
[09:29] <tecknogyk> right, because "words" are somehow inherently bad.  I'm sorry but I find that viewpoint childish.
[09:29] <ethan_space> ok
[09:29] <FAJ> i dun think they get it?
[09:29] <Myrtti> FAJ: and I'm here
[09:30] <FAJ> Myrtti: kk ty
[09:30] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[09:30] <ethan_space> windows is located in dev/sda1 (only 1 partition) this is the pc harddisk and ubuntu in /dev/sbb1
[09:30] <ircnickiuse> I am not sure I agree entirely, h asl efree installation is important
[09:30] <defrysk> sdb1
[09:30] <V1RR> People, please, who can help me with installing package VPN on Ubuntu 9.04 ??? Please go to private chat...need your help!!!
[09:30] <ethan_space> sorry ubuntu /dev/sdb1....this is externational harddrive 1st partition
[09:31] <JohnQ_> V1RR i can help you
[09:31] <zuluu> Myrtti, ok can you tell me how i access my other ubuntu pc?
[09:31] <JohnQ_> but i will not cyber u
[09:31] <defrysk> !private
[09:31] <Jimi_Neutral> anyone know of a software channel
[09:31] <Myrtti> zuluu: are you inside secure local area network?
[09:31] <Slart> ethan_space: ok.. try opening that file you pastebinned.. "gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst" and remove the two lines starting with "map"
[09:31] <Myrtti> zuluu: do you need just a file access or do you want to run commands from the other computer as well?
[09:31] <zuluu> Myrtti, i dont think its secure. but yes i am. both
[09:32] <JohnQ_> V1RR what is your question
[09:32] <ethan_space> ok
[09:32] <Myrtti> zuluu: have you tried/used ssh before?
[09:32] <Slart> ethan_space: then save it.. and try rebooting
[09:32] <ethan_space> ok
[09:32] <JohnQ_> is your config in /etc/openvpn ?
[09:33] <zuluu> Myrtti no, but can i just use Places > Network? these are 2 ubuntu machines btw not ubuntu and windows
[09:33] <JohnQ_> v1rr stop private msging me
[09:33] <ethan_space> just to confirm..i told you ubuntu is in 1st partition of external harddrive is there any command to crosscheck this ?
[09:34] <Myrtti> zuluu: if you want to run commands on the other computer via the other, then places-network won't be enough
[09:34] <V1RR> ok
[09:34] <indus> tigerplug: hi
[09:34] <V1RR> my problem is: i've installed Ubuntu ut my internet is through VPN
[09:34] <Slart> ethan_space: well.. the easiest way is to run gparted
[09:34] <indus> tigerplug: so its printing fine now?
[09:34] <JohnQ_> zuluu just enable sshd
[09:34] <V1RR> i've tried to intall network-manager-openvpn but got an error
[09:34] <V1RR> Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libnm-glib-vpn0 (>= 0.7.0)
[09:34] <JohnQ_> V1RR do you have a client.config?
[09:34] <zuluu> Myrtti, ok, then share files and do ip masquerading for the mean time
[09:34] <V1RR> how can i solve this problem?
[09:34] <Slart> ethan_space: and look at the different partitions.. to see what /dev/sd? name they have
[09:35] <ethan_space> ok
[09:35] <zuluu> JohnQ_, sshd has no guid?
[09:35] <JohnQ_> sshd has no group uid?
[09:35] <Myrtti> zuluu: the share files should be doable with the places-network, the ip masquerading I have no personal experience on
[09:35] <JohnQ_> what sir
[09:35] <zuluu> *gui
[09:35] <ethan_space> thanks just confirmed the save..what i told is correct. i will edit,save and reboot
[09:35] <zuluu> Myrtti, the other pc is not appearing but i can ping it.
[09:35] <V1RR> can someone help me?
[09:35] <JohnQ_> gui is overrated
[09:36] <JohnQ_> V1RR i asked you a qustion
[09:36] <adam_> i want install screem HTML editor
[09:36] <zuluu> JohnQ_, sshd - ok
[09:36] <FAJ> JohnQ_: hehe yes and no
[09:36] <Myrtti> zuluu: does it have nfs or samba installed?
[09:36] <indus> VIRR:yeah
[09:36] <V1RR> JohnQ_ can you repeat it?
[09:36] <Myrtti> zuluu: I might be wrong, but IIRC samba server facilities are not installed by default
[09:36] <zuluu> Myrtti, only this pc. not the other one - remember its not conencted to the internet
[09:36] <JohnQ_> V1RR do you have a client.config?
[09:36] <duo_> uhuh.
[09:37] <Thraspic> Can I run the startup manager from a command line?
[09:37] <zuluu> Myrtti, this pc has samba and nfs
[09:37] <adam_> i want install screem HTML editor
[09:37] <V1RR> emm...where can i look it?
[09:37] <indus> networking *uhhh*
[09:37] <zuluu> Myrtti, but isnt samba for ubuntu and windows
[09:37] <FAJ> wicd ftw
[09:37] <JohnQ_> how was your vpn configured before?
[09:37] <Myrtti> zuluu: er, you wanted to share files with that other computer? then you need a floppy disk or a usb flash stick if it doesn't have network on it :-)
[09:37] <Myrtti> zuluu: or equivalent
[09:37] <V1RR> before i used Windows XP
[09:37] <zuluu> Myrtti, hehehe  - i can ping it
[09:37] <Slart> adam_: sudo apt-get install screem   or use synaptic
[09:38] <digdeep> does anyone use dynamic background on ubuntu/kubuntu like this --> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0HzZ4YY3Go
[09:38] <V1RR> installed Ubuntu only yesterday
[09:38] <JohnQ_> your VPN must have had config files no? if not i cant help you as you are using a different method.
[09:38] <Slart> digdeep: yes.. it get annoying after a while though
[09:38] <Myrtti> zuluu: samba is for heterogenious networks, yes. you could try nfs if you don't want to try samba
[09:38] <Slart> *gets
[09:38] <adam_> in my home there no INTERNET , than how i intall screem
[09:39] <Thraspic> I need to access the startup manager, but I do not have access to a shortcut for it.  Any ideas?
[09:39] <V1RR> the trouble is some Packages not installed and i can't Add new VPN connection in network
[09:39] <JohnQ_> V1RR u can do it though command line
[09:39] <JohnQ_> as i do
[09:39] <zuluu> Myrtti, so you mean to say i have to install samba even on the client?
[09:39] <Slart> adam_: oh.. hmm... I'm not sure if it's available from the default install cd
[09:39] <V1RR> how?
[09:39] <V1RR> what should i write there?
[09:39] <Myrtti> zuluu: not necessarily on the client, and nfs could do as well
[09:39] <JohnQ_> did you just enter a login/pass to login to the vpn before?
[09:40] <Slart> adam_: you could download the deb from package.ubuntu.com and put that on a flash drive
[09:40] <digdeep> Slart: true :)
[09:40] <V1RR> now i should enter IP, login, pass to connect
[09:40] <V1RR> standart VPN..)
[09:40] <Slart> adam_: you can even use synaptic to create a download script to automate it
[09:40] <JohnQ_> do you have openvpn installed?
[09:41] <V1RR> no
[09:41] <safruhani> !ati
[09:41] <zuluu> Myrtti, ok do i have to install nfs?
[09:41] <zuluu> Myrtti, or is it pre installed
[09:41] <JohnQ_> install it
[09:41] <Slart> digdeep: check the link on the youtube page.. it seems he charges money to download some of those backgrounds.. some are free though
[09:41] <n0gear> which file should i edit to force resolution to my monitors?
[09:41] <V1RR> and it's don't wont to install. It writes to me: "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libnm-glib-vpn0 (>= 0.7.0)" while trying to install
[09:42] <JohnQ_> acutaly iduno what kind of software your VPN provider is using
[09:42] <JohnQ_> i cant really help you
[09:42] <Myrtti> zuluu: nfs-kernel stuff needs to be installed by yourself. It's not preinstalled as the policy of Ubuntu is to restrict the preinstallation of software that enable/open ports to the network the machine is in
[09:42] <zuluu> oh right,
[09:42] <zuluu> ok
[09:43] <V1RR> how can i install package with this error?
[09:43] <zuluu> Myrtti, I will stick with samba then since it is already installed here.
[09:43] <zuluu> Myrtti i am getting confused though. because i didn't know that I had to isntall samba on the other computer too
[09:43] <JohnQ_> V1RR sudo apt-get install wicd says ubuntu forms
[09:43] <JohnQ_> but i dont know what wicd / does
[09:44] <Myrtti> zuluu: you need it on atleast one of the machines
[09:44] <JohnQ_> so your on your own
[09:44] <JohnQ_> google that error msg tho
[09:44] <defrysk> wicd rules on any de
[09:44] <termos> how do i run programs when gdm or x start?
[09:44] <digdeep> Slart: The way it works, the folder contains 4 images and one xml file. The xml file specifies when should display a particular image.
[09:44] <JohnQ_> zuluu from which every box you want to share files from
[09:44] <V1RR> i can't understand what you writed...can you repeat to me like to nooby?)
[09:44] <zuluu> Myrtti, ok, i have it on this machine. and the other ubuntu machine is on. i still can't see the other pc in Places > Network
[09:44] <ethan_space> hi slart..it didnt help..same status same error
[09:45] <V1RR> " sudo apt-get install wicd " what it means?
[09:45] <lstarnes> V1RR: open a terminal then type "sudo apt-get install wicd"
[09:45] <V1RR> oh underatand
[09:45] <Slart> digdeep: hmm.. it seems this isn't the same one that I used.. the one I tried had clocks and stuff on it..
[09:45] <zuluu> JohnQ_, I want to share files from this pc to the other ubuntu pc - the one which does not have samba installed. but which i can ping from here
[09:45] <JohnQ_> ohboy
[09:45] <mib> anyone use Feisty and still running well on apt-get-install/update?
[09:45] <digdeep> Slart: Which one r u using?
[09:45] <Slart> ethan_space: hmm.. and you're not using some kind of BIOS boot menu thing?
[09:45] <JohnQ_> ok so what are you waiting for install samba
[09:45] <lstarnes> mib: feisty is not supported anymore
[09:45] <V1RR> ok will reboot to ununtu and try this
[09:45] <JohnQ_> samba is gross btw
[09:46] <Slart> digdeep: hang on.. let me see if I can find the url again
[09:46] <zuluu> JohnQ_, its already installed on this pc.
[09:46] <mib> is there any last version of source list i could get?
[09:46] <Myrtti> zuluu: have you configured it?
[09:46] <Parsi> i just installed ubuntu 9.04, but it shows a black screen
[09:46] <zuluu> Myrtti, yes, in fact i can share files to and from a third windows pc upstairs
[09:46] <RalphSpencer> How to make sure a program loads each time at startup ? (Preferably in one workspace)
[09:47] <Slart> digdeep: http://www.vladstudio.com/wallpaperclock/
[09:47] <JohnQ_> smbclient //192.168.0.1/ipc$ -N zuluu
[09:47] <JohnQ_> do that from the clinet comp
[09:47] <JohnQ_> paste me what you get
[09:47] <Myrtti> zuluu: have you configured it on the machine that's sharing the files?
[09:47] <Parsi> livecd work
[09:48] <zuluu> JohnQ_, ummm.  i ill try to do that on the other pc - ok, its in the other room.
[09:48] <mib> anyone?
[09:48] <DINK_> does anyone know why my eth0 interface is down evertime i boot up even though I have auto eth0 in /etc/network/interface
[09:48] <zuluu> Myrtti, i have not configured samba on the 2nd ubuntu machine - since you said i dont need to configure or install samba on the other ubuntu machine
[09:48] <JohnQ_> DINK_ pastebin your interfaces file
[09:49] <brennus> ok, so it's apparently impossible for me to add new music to my library in Rythmbox. Not only does it refuse to recognize new files or folders placed into my Music folder, it refuses to play music which is not already in the libary. Help?
[09:49] <Parsi> does anyone know why ubuntu shows a black sceen after getting username and password?
[09:49] <Myrtti> zuluu: of course you need to configure it on the samba server, not on the client machine
[09:49] <JohnQ_> brennus get a better mp3 player iduno hah
[09:50] <safruhani> !intel
[09:50] <Corey> I have installed LAMP, but phpmyadmin is working when I nav to localhost/phpmyadmin
[09:50] <glicks> is anyone running ubuntu netbook remix?
[09:51] <DINK_> JohnQ_, http://pastebin.com/d4e39a6c4
[09:51] <JohnQ_> k
[09:51] <Corey> Can anyone help me ?
[09:51] <mib> anyone has last supported source list for feisty?
[09:51] <JohnQ_> DINK - try adding mapping hotplug
[09:51] <JohnQ_>         script grep
[09:51] <JohnQ_>         map eth0
[09:52] <Parsi> ubuntu does not show desktop:(
[09:52] <JohnQ_> starting from hotplug
[09:52] <harahauk> Parsi: try the command "startx
[09:52] <JohnQ_> err mapping hotplug
[09:52] <harahauk> if that doesnt help try "sudo aptitude install ubuntu-desktop"
[09:52] <RalphSpencer> How to make sure a program loads each time at startup ? (Preferably in one workspace)
[09:52] <frotz47> JohnQ_: he spelled eth0 wrong
[09:53] <DINK_> frotz47, lol thanks
[09:53] <Parsi> harahauk: it says xserver started already
[09:53] <zuluu> JohnQ_, it says: Anonymous Login Successful [Domain=MSHOME] [OS=Unix] [Version=Samba 3.3.2] - or something like that
[09:53] <JohnQ_> frotz47 good eyes
[09:53] <JohnQ_> i dont think i have ever seen that
[09:53] <JohnQ_> zuluu sick
[09:53] <JohnQ_> smb is working atleast
[09:53] <zuluu> JohnQ_, ??
[09:53] <klem> hi
[09:53] <JohnQ_> u just connected to the samba server
[09:54] <Parsi> i think there is some problems with xserver configs
[09:54] <mib> how aboutr dapper ?
[09:54] <mib> is it still supported?
[09:54] <WinFanBoy> Windows is so much better than Ubuntu
[09:54] <JohnQ_> hahaha
[09:54] <JohnQ_> who does this
[09:54] <zuluu> JohnQ_, also, it said something like NT_STATUS_NETWORK_ACCESS_DENIED listing
[09:55] <zuluu> JohnQ_, when i tried to execute ls on the prompt
[09:55] <WinFanBoy> I just like windows because it's the most secure OS there is
[09:55] <Parsi> where is xserver config file?
[09:55] <zuluu> WinFanboy: Thats great have fun playing with your Windows
[09:55] <JohnQ_> zuluu honestly i know next to nothing about samba but it sounds like because your logged in anonymously you dont have read permissions
[09:55] <tecknogyk> zuluu, he's a troll.
[09:55] <lstarnes> WinFanBoy: This is a support channel for people who actually use ubuntu.  Windows-related talk belongs in ##windows, not here
[09:56] <zuluu> tecknogyk, yup
[09:56] <GutZuWiSSeN> Hi, is there a howto about two dependendend select fields with zend_form? like the hierselect in quickform
[09:56] <termos> how can i run program at gdm startup/x startup? .xsessions does not seem to do anything, neither does .xinitrc
[09:57] <bob_f> termos: .Xsession
[09:57] <glicks> how come cheese cant detect my built in webcam?
[09:57] <WinFanBoy> Sorry boys, I'm actually a fan. My brother didn't believe people would have a problem if I said that. My intention was to prove otherwise. Ubuntu is :-)
[09:57] <JohnQ_> get a hobby
[09:57] <bobwhoops> Hey all, I'm trying to cd into a directory on a mounted hard drive as root, but it says permission denied, even though I own the directory and read is allowed. What could be causing this?
[09:57] <zuluu> !ot | WinFanBoy
[09:57] <soloslinger> amen
[09:57] <zuluu> did i do that right?
[09:57] <UbuntuFanBoy> JohnQ_: Noted, sorry for disrupting the channel.
[09:58] <UbuntuFanBoy> zuluu: Yep
[09:58] <zuluu> lol k
[09:58] <JohnQ_> i think > will make it a priv8 msg
[09:58] <zuluu> man my network config is messed up. the other pcs have lost their internet connection.
[09:59]  * JohnQ_ runs away
[09:59] <UbuntuFanBoy> zuluu: Is someone helping you with your problem? Do you need help?
[09:59] <zuluu> UbuntuFanBoy, no, yes
[09:59] <zuluu> UbuntuFanBoy, i mean yes, yes
[09:59] <bob_f> termos: Usually it's simpler to just symlink your .Xsession to your .xinitrc.
[10:00] <zuluu> UbuntuFanBoy, i can ping another ubuntu pc but i cannot see it in network > places
[10:00] <termos> bob_f: .Xsession did not seem to work either
[10:00] <Parsi> UbuntuFanBoy: can you help me?
[10:00] <bob_f> termos: Are you choosing the right session when you login ?
[10:00] <JohnQ_> zuluu MSHOME do you have that set for all you workgroups?
[10:00] <dsdeiz> yeah, .Xsession or .xsession doesn't seem to work for me too
[10:01] <UbuntuFanBoy> zuluu: do you have sharing turned on or installed on the other machines? I don't think you will see other Ubuntu machines on the same network by defaukt
[10:01] <bob_f> It's always .Xsession. The case matters.
[10:01] <UbuntuFanBoy> Parsi: What do you need help with?
[10:01] <dsdeiz> is it ~/.Xsession ?
[10:01] <zuluu> JohnQ_, no
[10:01] <glicks> can anyone help me get cheese detecting my built in webcam on my EEEpc
[10:01] <Parsi> UbuntuFanBoy: ubuntu shows a black screen after getting username and password
[10:02] <bobwhoops> How can I mount a filesystem and tell it to ignore permissions?
[10:02] <termos> bob_f: hmm i don't know, i select my wm which is ion
[10:02] <UbuntuFanBoy> JohnQ_:  He said other Ubuntu machine. Would ubuntu use MSHOME? (Not sure, I wouldn't think so though(
[10:02] <dsdeiz> i've got the same issue as termos though i'm using xmonad instead of iion
[10:02] <zuluu> UbuntuFanBoy, JohnQ_ knows that I have another 2 machines
[10:02] <JohnQ_> UbuntuFanBoy he posted info of him connecting to the samba server
[10:02] <UbuntuFanBoy> Parsi: Maybe it's a problem with your xorg config. What recent changes have you made?
[10:02] <bob_f> termos: Then select the option that loads for .Xsession instead (the second one, I forget the precise wording) and have your .Xsession script load ion.
[10:02] <JohnQ_> which is ubuntu
[10:03] <Parsi> UbuntuFanBoy: i just installed
[10:03] <JohnQ_> and it had the workgroup name MSHOME
[10:03] <Parsi> it was first login
[10:03] <UbuntuFanBoy> JohnQ_:  Ah, I see.
[10:03] <zuluu> UbuntuFanBoy, 1 is XP and the other is ubuntu. the strange and weird fact is = the windows xp can see me and i can see it.
[10:03] <zuluu> UbuntuFanBoy, but the ubuntu client cannot
[10:03] <bob_f> Samba client, you mean ?
[10:03] <dsdeiz> bobwhoops: would "sudo -o rw, user device dir" work?
[10:03] <zuluu> at least in Network > Places
[10:03]  * glicks sighs
[10:03] <dsdeiz> sudo mount *
[10:04] <zuluu> bob_f no i meant the other ubuntu client
[10:04] <xiong> if anyone is willing to guess whether this is an ubuntu bug or a mediawiki bug: http://beyondeuclid.com/w/index.php?title=Talk:Classical_Parabola&action=history
[10:04] <UbuntuFanBoy> Parsi: Did you use the Live installer or alternate install?
[10:04] <bob_f> "ubuntu client" ?
[10:04] <glicks> i feel duped that the live cd is not what you get when you actually install it
[10:04] <xiong> those funny characters??
[10:04] <zuluu> bob_f ok the "other ubuntu computer"
[10:04] <ethan_space> hi slart...sorry got disconnected due to wireless issue
[10:04] <Parsi> UbuntuFanBoy: live installer. LiveCD works!
[10:04] <ethan_space> no i am not using any network manager
[10:04] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[10:04] <Slart> ethan_space: no worries..
[10:05] <termos> bob_f: thanks that worked, i thought i did it differently earlier though
[10:05] <UbuntuFanBoy> zuluu: Are you using iptables rules on the other Ubuntu machine? You said pings do get a reply?
[10:05] <Slart> ethan_space: so, still the same error.. odd
[10:05] <ethan_space> yes
[10:05] <bob_f> JohnQ_: I just use shorewall, it's a whole lot easier than iptables config.
[10:05] <bob_f> termos: You might want to tell dsdeiz how to do it as well, I'm outta here.
[10:05] <zuluu> UbuntuFanBoy, the other ubuntu pc is a fresh install
[10:05] <JohnQ_> shorewall is a firewall no?
[10:05] <whatvn> afternoon!
[10:05] <JohnQ_> a script that uses iptables on the backend?
[10:06] <ethan_space> so i have to reinstall windows or is there any other thing i can try ?
[10:06] <Guiri> Does Ubuntu have any bugs with the libapache2-mod-mysql? My problem only seems to come up googling in debian based distributions
[10:06] <dsdeiz> ok, got it thanks
[10:06] <brunner> Does anyone know how many USB devices can exist on one system?
[10:06] <Guiri> I can't get the module to work and when I tail the error.log it says that the AuthMySqlEnable isn't recognized
[10:06] <whatvn> ethan_space: remove ubuntu and reinstalled windows?
[10:06] <termos> dsdeiz: i selected "Run Xclient script" in GDM, and put whatever i wanted to run in .Xsession and had "ion3" on the last line. you'd probably want to run xmonad though
[10:06] <termos> oh you got it
[10:06] <V1RR> again me :)
[10:07] <Parsi> UbuntuFanBoy: any solution?
[10:07] <ethan_space> first i had windows ,then installed ubuntu on an external h/w ...now unabel to boot windows
[10:07] <mib> any solution to my problem?
[10:07] <V1RR> i've typed in terminal " sudo apt-get install wicd" but got an error "E: can't find packet wicd"
[10:07] <zuluu> UbuntuFanBoy, yes pigns get a reply
[10:07] <zuluu> *pings
[10:08] <UbuntuFanBoy> zuluu: This may sound odd but are you using OpenDNS?
[10:08] <zuluu> UbuntuFanBoy, no
[10:08] <ethan_space> any suggestion on how to recover windows?
[10:08] <V1RR> JohnQ_ are you here?
[10:08] <kryle> hey everyone, im thinking of try out fluxbox, but i just want  to know, i run ubuntu now, so if i install fluxbox, will it show up as a alternative in the login screen ?
[10:09] <JohnQ_> no
[10:09] <brennus> ethan_space: Have you removed (unmounted) the HDD?
[10:09] <whatvn> kryle: you choose fluxbox session
[10:09] <zuluu> UbuntuFanBoy, i think i got it
[10:09] <V1RR> i've typed in terminal " sudo apt-get install wicd" but got an error "E: can't find packet wicd"
[10:09] <Slart> ethan_space: I don't know really.. you shouldn't have to reinstall windows.. but I can't really think of a reason for it not to work
[10:10] <JohnQ_> V1RR go in stall windows or learn that google is your friend
[10:10] <whatvn> V1RR: aptitude search wicd
[10:10] <UbuntuFanBoy> zuluu: Try this, goto Places -> Connect To Server and then enter the IP address of the machine you want to connect to (from the machine that sees nothing). Enter the share name as well as the username and password if you're using them.
[10:10] <JohnQ_> copy error msg
 Thank you  !!!
[10:10] <JohnQ_> paste error msg
[10:10] <cwillu> JohnQ_, that wasn't really called for
[10:10] <ethan_space> ok
[10:10] <JohnQ_> ?
[10:10] <ethan_space> brennus which h/w you are referring to...the pc harddrive right ?
[10:11] <cwillu> V1RR, what's the problem you're having?
[10:11] <UbuntuFanBoy> JohnQ_: I'm guessing the google remark.
[10:11] <JohnQ_> have fun :)
[10:11] <whatvn> ethan_space: I think he mean the external
[10:11] <brennus> ethan_space: What I mean to ask, is whether you have unplugged your external hard drive before rebooting?
[10:11] <ethan_space> yes
[10:11] <ethan_space> i have unplugged it
[10:12] <ethan_space> i get grub error 17
[10:12] <zuluu> mbr corrupted...
[10:12] <Slart> oh.. dont unplug it
[10:12] <ethan_space> actually i have tried both ..uplugged and without unplugging ..hasnt helped
[10:12] <Slart> ethan_space: it needs the external drive connected.. that's where the boot files are..
[10:12] <xiong> this is definitely an ubuntu bug -- i'm not seeing the entity &rarr; although perhaps it's numeric
[10:13] <ethan_space> yes the error i get when i keep ext harddrive and try to choose windows is
[10:13] <zuluu> UbuntuFanBoy, I will reboot again
[10:13] <Slart> ethan_space: just thought of something.. try running this in a terminal "sudo update-grub" .. then reboot again
[10:13] <ethan_space> error 13:invalid or unsupported executable format
[10:13] <cwillu> xiong, where doesn't it work?
[10:13] <ethan_space> ok
[10:14] <xiong> cwillu, it DOES work here: http://beyondeuclid.com/wiki/User_talk:Bear
[10:14] <UbuntuFanBoy> zuluu: did that not work? specifying the share name often works for me when Network Places doesn't
[10:14] <xiong> cwillu, it DOES NOT work here: http://beyondeuclid.com/w/index.php?title=Talk:Classical_Parabola&action=history
[10:15] <cwillu> xiong, probably the font doesn't include it
[10:15] <ethan_space> ok updated grub i will rebbot and check
[10:15] <xiong> on the second page, the first line of the history shows three funny characters on my screen -- what do you see?
[10:15] <cwillu> → <-that, right
[10:15] <cwillu> xiong, ?
[10:15] <xiong> i see that as a rarr on xchat, no prob
[10:16] <xiong> and on the first page i linked, also no prob
[10:16] <cwillu> xiong, sec, let me play with firebug for a sec
[10:16] <mib> anyopne?
[10:16] <MetaMorfoziS> Hi all, i'm on jaunty and i'm getting dependency problems when apt-get install apache2.
[10:16] <MetaMorfoziS> prob: http://pastebin.com/m32924a73  sources.list : http://pastebin.com/m6711ca15
[10:16] <NicEXE> I need some help installing ubuntu on my MacBook Pro. can anyone help me? how should I start?
[10:16] <MetaMorfoziS> please help me somebody:)
[10:17] <xiong> cwillu, probably related, this page shows funny chars in the middle of the image dimension lines: http://beyondeuclid.com/wiki/Image:Playground_Pythagoras.png
[10:17] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[10:18] <xiong> cwillu, so, eg, 144 ?? 72 px -- except that the ?s are non standard reversed out of black diamonds -- placeholders, i guess
[10:18] <FeasibilityStudy> NicEXE: just download the liveCD for your architecture.
[10:19] <tiro> hello people
[10:19] <cwillu> xiong, well, strictly speaking it's exactly the standard of what you're supposed to do if a renderer is presented with an unknown entity
[10:19] <cwillu> xiong, I can splice → into that page and have it work though, give me another sec :p
[10:20] <cwillu> xiong, I'm suspicious that your webserver is changing something out on you
[10:20] <xiong> cwillu, i understand that on some level this is a graceful failure -- but it's still a failure -- do i need to install another font or is the issue deeper?
[10:20] <NicEXE> FeasibilityStudy: I remember when I tried to boot 8.10 on-the-fly I was getting some errors.
[10:21] <FeasibilityStudy> NicEXE what arch are those Macbooks?  Intel, right?
[10:21] <cwillu> xiong, what's the difference between those two pages?  is it just that one uses the char directly, and the other uses the xml entity?
[10:21] <NicEXE> intel
[10:21] <JohnQ_> NicEXE google Macbook <your version > install ubuntu
[10:22] <NicEXE> JohnQ_: I already did that but I just can't understand the use of rEFIt
[10:22] <JohnQ_> rEFIt
[10:23] <JohnQ_> ?
[10:23] <NicEXE> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MactelSupportTeam/AppleIntelInstallation
[10:23] <xiong> cwillu, i'm talking to a guy on #mediawiki about this -- would you please join #codebug
[10:23] <JohnQ_> iduno find a maclover hippie
[10:24] <mib> gah
[10:24] <blii2> hello there - i am trying to compile KontrollerLab for ubuntu 9.04 64bit and have some dependency problem: finally configure tells me that i need the program "mcopidl", that should be in libarts1-dev, this package has as an dependency libartsc0-dev, which i installed, but its not possible to install libarts1-dev then, because he means still that this dependency is unsolved - can anyone help me out?
[10:25] <JohnQ_> NicEXE
[10:25] <JohnQ_> looks like its for dualbooting
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> hey guys
[10:26] <NicEXE> yes, I want to keep Leopard
[10:26] <ActionParsnip> does banshee need an  x server to run?
[10:26] <JohnQ_> Install rEFIt first and make sure it is working (you should get a boot chooser on startup…)
[10:26] <blii2> and i cant install libartsc0-dev, because it needs libartsc0 which is insalled
[10:26] <keepguessing> How can I see the amount of available sharedmemory in ubuntu?
[10:27] <NicEXE> I know to read the instructions... why rEFIt is needed?
[10:27] <JohnQ_> free -m
[10:27] <JohnQ_> ?
[10:27] <JohnQ_> NicEXE its a boot loader
[10:27] <cwillu> keepguessing, define shared memory
[10:27] <JohnQ_> that works with MACOSX
[10:28] <JohnQ_> is my best guess
[10:28] <keepguessing> shared memory among processes
[10:28] <keepguessing> used created by IPC
[10:28] <blii2>  
[10:28] <keepguessing> s/by/for
[10:28] <cwillu> keepguessing, I don't know that there's a direct manner pre-installed, one sec
[10:28] <ActionParsnip> keepguessing: free will show ram usage if you mean that?
[10:28] <NicEXE> JohnQ_: BootCamp is a bootloader too
[10:29] <ActionParsnip> keepguessing: top will show ram / cpu usage for all running apps
[10:29] <NicEXE> that's already on intel macs
[10:29] <cwillu> keepguessing, "top" has a shr colum that is related
[10:29] <cwillu> but that doesn't tell you the total
[10:29] <JohnQ_> NicEXE sweet does the readme say to use BootCamp or rEFT w/e
[10:30] <cwillu> ActionParsnip, it doesn't have a separate daemon if that's what you mean
[10:31] <ircnickiuse> hej, keyboard mapping issue on vnc / ubuntu 9.04, stat
[10:32] <ircnickiuse> !google
[10:32] <ircnickiuse> in case anyone needs help finding the answer for me
[10:32] <ActionParsnip> cwillu: bah, ok thanks duder
[10:32] <JohnQ_> LOL
[10:33] <defrysk> htop is an improved top
[10:33] <ircnickiuse> htop is an awesome top
[10:34] <bladad> the ubuntu installer told me the wrong partition and I just blasted my vista install..............
[10:34] <glicks> how do i install flash on ubuntu?
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> ircnickiuse: depends on the app you are using, maybe there are keyboard settings in the app. You can use x forwarding or ssh if you want a slicker (and securer) way to connect to the remote system
[10:34] <Darael> !flash | glicks
[10:34] <ActionParsnip> !flash > glicks
[10:34] <Oins> !help |Oins
[10:34] <ircnickiuse> asdf becomes -> abfh
[10:34] <ircnickiuse> more secure
[10:35] <mobi-sheep> I like htop -- and I like gnome-system-monitor too. :)
[10:35] <cwillu> bladad, the pithy remark would be to say that's not a bug, it's a feature, but...
[10:35] <cwillu> bladad, I don't believe the installer makes suggestions of that nature though:  it'll let you blow away an existing partition, but the default is to resize and create a new one
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> ircnickiuse: then the keyboard language may be set incorrectly for the remote keyboard on the server side
[10:36] <ircnickiuse> Nom-, it is some weird bug "asdf abfh" in google finds it
[10:36] <ActionParsnip> ircnickiuse: vnc traffic is completely unencrypted so is not secure, you can connect via an ssh tunnel to add security though
[10:37] <ActionParsnip> !vnc
[10:39] <brunner> Is there any reason that a random USB hub on newegg wouldn't work with Ubuntu?
[10:39] <brunner> I mean, most of them should be plug-and-play, right?
[10:39] <bladad> this shit gave me wrong info
[10:39] <kamal> hi
[10:39] <bladad> it said /dev/sda1 vista
[10:39] <glicks> can anyone help me install falsh, that link doesnt work
[10:39] <glicks> flash
[10:40] <bladad> fucking fuck you people and your fucking shit
[10:40] <Darael> glicks: what seems to be the issue with it?
[10:40] <ethan_space> thanks slart ...you have made my day..it worked
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> brunner: provided it obeys the standard it should work
[10:40] <DFarmer> glicks:
[10:40] <bladad> fucking cock smooching piece of shit
[10:40] <bladad> fuck you
[10:40] <Slart> ethan_space: ah.. it was the sudo update-grub thing?
[10:40] <FloodBot1> bladad: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:40] <bladad> you hear me
[10:40] <DFarmer> glicks: Open up a terminal
[10:40] <ActionParsnip> brunner: try it in a different port
[10:40] <glicks> Darael, im tryin to install flash
[10:40] <Darael> !ohmy | bladad
[10:40] <cwillu> bladad, the partition names are set by the whoever installed vista
[10:40] <ethan_space> yes it was
[10:40] <kamal> I am using ATI Radeon Driver Open Source
[10:40] <Slart> ethan_space: sweet.. I'll have to remember that
[10:40] <glicks> yes DFarmer
[10:41] <DFarmer> glicks: Then type sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[10:41] <ethan_space> yeh
[10:41] <bladad> partitions in vista dont have /dev/sda
[10:41] <Darael> glicks: OK, do you want to use the "official" adobe one, or one of the free implementations?
[10:41] <cwillu> bladad, if somebody called one partition vista and another one data (or whatever), then the installer can't do anything more than repeat what it reads from the computer
[10:41] <glicks> Darael, the official adobe one
[10:41] <DFarmer> glicks: That'll install Flash, Java, and loads of other stuff which is really quite useful, but not open source
[10:41] <kamal> I feel the ATI Open source driver is running on 24 bit color depth
[10:41] <lich0r> !ohmy | Darael
[10:41] <Slart> bladad: nope.. was there a howto that said it did?
[10:41] <kamal> how to enable 32 bit
[10:41] <lich0r> I hate it when people use that bot :/
[10:41] <cwillu> bladad, and if that data was wrong, then you should talk to the person who set it up like that originally
[10:41] <lich0r> sleep well everyone
[10:41] <kamal>  and 3enabling D
[10:41] <Darael> glicks: then, as DFarmer says, "sudo aptitude install ubuntu-restricted-extras"
[10:41] <kamal> 3D
[10:42] <bladad> the installer gave wrong info PERIOD
[10:42] <Darael> lich0r: say wha?
[10:42] <glicks> DFarmer, it says it couldnt find that package
[10:42] <cwillu> bladad, no, it didn't.  It reads exactly what the hardware tells it.  There's no autodetection going on there
[10:42] <kamal> I feel the ATI Open source driver is running on 24 bit color depth
[10:42] <bladad> so why during the installer it said "/dev/sda1 WINDOWS VISTA"
[10:42] <kamal> how to enable 32bit color depth
[10:42] <kamal> also 3D
[10:42] <Darael> glicks: OK, you need to enable extra repo compoents
[10:43] <Slart> bladad: that was probably the name of the partition
[10:43] <bladad> no
[10:43] <Darael> glicks: go to system->administration->software sources
[10:43] <DFarmer> glicks: Do what he says, he knows more than me ;)
[10:43] <cwillu> bladad, because the first partition on the first drive had the label "windows vista" set on it by whoever made that partition originally
[10:43] <bladad> ive done  3 computers already using this method
[10:43] <bladad> this time
[10:43] <bladad> bug
[10:43] <bladad> piece of shit
[10:43] <glicks> Darael, restricted repo is checked
[10:44] <Slart> bladad: if you just want to shout profanities, this isn't the channel for it
[10:44] <cwillu> bladad, calm down or you're going to find yourself not in the channel any more
[10:44] <bladad> calm down?
[10:44] <Darael> glicks: all fou components on the first tab?
[10:44] <cwillu> that's right
[10:44] <Slart> bladad: if you want help we might be able to provide that.. but you will have to calm down
[10:44] <glicks> yes Darael
[10:44] <david00> Hi all
[10:44] <Darael> glicks: strange...
[10:44] <david00> I got a little further since yesterday...
[10:45] <glicks> maybe i need to upgrade
[10:45] <Darael> glicks: OK, we could try updating your package cache before the install... bu first, go to the econd tab and check the partner repositrory if it's there and disabled
[10:45] <david00> I'm installing from netboot.  I got to the 'select and install software' stage, but now the installer seems to have hung on 'Configuring scrollkeeper'
[10:45] <glicks> Darael, thats disabled
[10:46] <Darael> glicks: try enebling it first. I'm not certain, but it might be needed
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> david00: try a reboot and select a different source
[10:46] <supersasho> hi.. how can i install emacs? but offline. (which packages should i download and take them on another computer (Jaunty) to install it)?
[10:46] <ActionParsnip> supersasho: look into aptoncd
[10:47] <david00> ActionParsnip: All packages are already downloaded, I think - plus this is a netboot - do you mean use a different mirror?
[10:47] <Darael> glicks: when you close the software sources dialog it'll request that you update the package cache - let it do that
[10:47] <kamal> How to Install ATI Properitary Driver on Jaunty ?
[10:47] <ActionParsnip> yeah a different mirror, see if its any friendlier, you could also check your ram is healthy
[10:47] <supersasho> ActionParsnip: thank you very much :)
[10:48] <david00> ActionParsnip: thanks
[10:48] <greenkernel> hello ...
[10:49] <david00> ActionParsnip: I spoke too soon...  It just finished setting up.  About 30 minutes to configure scrollkeeper!  It is a netbook I guess ;)
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> !hi | greenkernel
[10:49] <kamal> In Opensource ATI driver,  I could see screen flickering on Firefox?  How to fix it
[10:49] <greenkernel> Could somebody help me boot OpenBSD on Ubuntu system, please?
[10:49] <ActionParsnip> david00: true. just let it play. go out for a bit, when you get back it ill be done
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> greenkernel: virtualbox is one way
[10:50] <Darael> glicks: if that's not working, you may want to try installing the package from the "add/remove" section under applications - if there's something preventing it downloading (needing to enable anything, etc) it ought to prompt you
[10:50] <kamal> In Opensource ATI driver,  I could see screen flickering on Firefox?  How to fix it
[10:50] <david00> ActionParsnip: cheers
[10:50] <greenkernel> If I have a choice, I don't want to use third party software .. I just want to boot with GRUB ..
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> greenkernel: you will need to resize the ubuntu partitions so you can dualboot
[10:51] <ActionParsnip> greenkernel: fyi, Linux is made entirely of 3rd party apps
[10:52] <cwillu> (think he meant proprietary :p)
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> cwillu: virtualbox-ose ;)
[10:53] <greenkernel> how could I resize my partition? .. here is my fdisk result : http://pastebin.ca/1463198
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> !resize
[10:53] <ActionParsnip> !dualboot
[10:53] <cwillu> !gparted
[10:53] <vigo> !gparted
[10:53] <nutobuntu> greenkernel: gparted
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> greenkernel: boot to livecd, you can resize there as the partitions will be unmounted
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> greenkernel: make sure your backups are recent so that you cannot lose any data by accident
[10:55] <greenkernel> I have already made partitions for both Linux and BSD ...
[10:55] <greenkernel> and I have already installed OpenBSD in one of my primary partitions ...
[10:55] <GhostWolf76> hey can anyone help me.. im trying to figure out how to use my webcam its a logitech webcam and im using kubuntu 8.04
[10:55] <greenkernel> you can see it here : http://pastebin.ca/1463198
[10:56] <vigo> !webcam
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> greenkernel: then if BSD is already installed then you simply need to add an option to menu.lst
[10:56] <exco> I have a system that locks up after some seconds / can I just put the harddisk in another computer and run all updates to see if that fixes it, or isn't it a good idea because of different hardware and such?
[10:57] <cwillu> exco, should Just Work
[10:57] <greenkernel> Here is my menu.list : http://pastebin.ca/1463201
[10:57] <jado> hi, where do you usually install your softwares (when installing manually) ?
[10:57] <HugoDaniel> hi
[10:57] <GhostWolf76> don't why ppl can't just simply help and not just give me links to help..
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> exco: you could boot to livecd then chroot to the drive. You could also fsck the drive as well as check yor ram using the livecd
[10:57] <cwillu> jado, /usr/local/bin
[10:57] <greenkernel> But, it doesn't work for OpenBSD ...
[10:57] <jado> cwillu: thanks
[10:57] <om26er> how to install xorg server
[10:58] <HugoDaniel> i have this remote server with a ubuntu 8.04 installed, to which i have ssh access, how do i know if its ubuntu server or normal ubuntu ?
[10:58] <HugoDaniel> how can i tell ?
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf76: often what is asked is long ad complicated. If a resolve in step by step instructions exists online..why not use them?
[10:58] <cwillu> GhostWolf76, because 90% of the time that's exactly what you need :p
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> HugoDaniel: uname -a
[10:58] <exco> thx cwillu, ActionParsnip (forgot about chrooting) - I think it is a Problem with the Atom 330 or it's mainboard (since it's fairly new)
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf76: it'd be redoing the same work, or copy / pasting from a site which is silly
[10:59] <GhostWolf76> one because im barely new with linux/ubuntu and some things just by reading steps give me in
[10:59] <HugoDaniel> ActionParsnip: thanks
[10:59] <om26er> how to install xorg server
[10:59] <om26er> plz
[10:59] <Aison> when I try to modprobe ath5k, I allways get the error: Error while inserting lbm_cw_maccfg80211
[10:59] <om26er> xorg-server
[10:59] <Aison> wtf is going on
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> om26er: have you by any chance install ubuntu server and now want a gui?
[11:00] <om26er> no
[11:00] <cwillu> om26er, if you installed the server or a bare install, you probably want to sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop, which will get you the server as well as everything else you probably want
[11:00] <luckylucy> ok, if i can get nmblookup of some but not other network computers, why would this be.
[11:00] <greenkernel> I have already added the OpenBSD menu in GRUB .. but, when I try to boot OpenBSD, an error came up .. error 13 Invalid or unsupported executable format
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> om26er: ok cool, you can run: sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg
[11:00] <exco> another thing - should / or does it work to just put my hdd (or usb persistent install) in any computer ? or what do I need to get all hardware working again?
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> greenkernel: then you need to evaulate the grub options used, make sure they are spot on
[11:01] <GhostWolf76> ActionParsnip: also since im using kubuntu and not normal ubuntu most stuff i can't tell if they will work specially when i know im using kde and not gnome
[11:01] <cwillu> exco, usb persistent install works differently, so it doesn't really count for this
[11:01] <xukun> I have a bluetooth keyboard which does not work before my ubuntu boots. I have to use ps2 keyboard to inter the bios or choose the correct os to boot. Is this solvable perhaps?
[11:01] <om26er> xproto
[11:01] <cwillu> exco, hardware is redetected every boot though
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf76: if you want to use gnome apps in kde, or kde apps in gnome they will all work, you will just install a tonne of extra libs so that they will run
[11:01] <greenkernel> yes .. that is a problem for me .. I don't know how to configure GRUB to boot OpenBSD ..
[11:02] <cwillu> xukun, not really unless your bios has legacy usb keyboard support (look for the option in bios settings), and it happens to work with your keyboard
[11:02] <greenkernel> That's why I'm here .. :-D
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> !grub > greenkernel
[11:02] <om26er> actionparsnip it says latest version is already installed
[11:02] <GenericBox> Hi. I was wondering if someone could help me install Ubuntu. I have a problem (I think). I'm semi noob :P
[11:02] <cwillu> GenericBox, ask away
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> om26er: then you are fine, as it says, its already installed
[11:02] <zagabar> Hi.
[11:02] <GhostWolf76> ActionParsnip: i didn't say i want to im simply stating i don't know if when somethings say gnome i don't know if they will work in kde like i said im a noob on kubuntu/ubuntu/linux all together
[11:02] <xukun> cwillu, thanks m8
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf76: they will work
[11:03] <exco> cwillu: I'm asking because I have a Karmic test setup on an USB stick (persistent) and on one laptop it runs as expected (the one I installed it with) and on another it runs fine but doesn't detect bluetooth and the right screen resolution
[11:03] <GhostWolf76> ActionParsnip: and bascially i'd like just one program that i can install without installing tones of other stuff to make it run
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf76: some will need more dependancies than others
[11:03] <cwillu> exco, that's just a matter of variation between hardware
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf76: if the app needs it, then it needs it. You could find a similar app that uses the libs you have installed already
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf76: like instead of gnome users installing amarok which would pull over a tonne of Qt libs they can use banshee
[11:04] <exco> cwillu:  but you said it does get redetected
[11:04] <exco> ;-)
[11:04] <GhostWolf76> ActionParsnip: i don't know what apps works to use a webcam thats my main point im trying to get at
[11:04] <cwillu> exco, yes, but if the hardware has glitches, then ...
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf76: cheese is a good tester
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> !info cheese | GhostWolf76
[11:05] <vigo> I like cheese
[11:05] <GenericBox> When I try to install Ubuntu - it won't let me install it dual boot with Windows XP
[11:05] <exco> cwillu: the hardware is fine - I also have an Ubuntu installation on said laptop where bluetooth works / also the screen resolution is right
[11:05] <om26er> Alternatively, you may set the environment variables XORG_CFLAGS
[11:05] <om26er> and XORG_LIBS to avoid the need to call pkg-config.
[11:05] <om26er> See the pkg-config man page for more details
[11:05] <cwillu> GenericBox> I have Windows XP, and I want to install it with it
 But on the partition screen it doesn't allow me to resize/edit my Windows partition
 The only option is use it and wipe windows
[11:05] <longthen> hello there
[11:05] <om26er> help
[11:05] <GhostWolf76> ActionParsnip: yes but when i read it says its a gnome app if theres something just as easily for kde id rather use that
[11:05] <longthen> ??
[11:05] <cwillu> GenericBox, reboot into windows, and run a disk check
[11:06] <GenericBox> ok will do
[11:06] <cwillu> GenericBox, you'll need to reboot windows twice (cleanly!) and then reboot (cleanly!) into the ubuntu installer
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> GhostWolf76: gotcha, not sure tbh. I dont use webcams. could try: apt-cache search webcam
[11:06] <GhostWolf76> but i think i just found it i use kopete for my messenger and saw on the link was first posted for me i saw devices in configure
[11:06] <cwillu> GenericBox, ubuntu's installer won't touch a windows disk by default if it's been marked as not cleanly shut down
[11:06] <zagabar> I have a server running ubuntu server edition, and it worked fine. I got like 10Mb/s from it with filezilla. I had it on dhcp since my ISP provided dynamic IP's. However I have moved now to another place with the same connection speed 100/100 mbit. They don't provide dynamic IP's here though, so I had to change the settings to static and write it in. Now the server works as it used to, except in one part. It is reaaaally realllly slow 
[11:07] <chazco> Hi... Ubuntu has frozen again... running memtest now just in case. Are there any logs that could explain the crash?
[11:07] <GenericBox> Ah ok thanks cwillu, that'd be it I power-button'd it off before I put in the disc
[11:07] <longthen> Hello therr
[11:07]  * cwillu slaps GenericBox's hand
[11:07] <cwillu> don't do that :p
[11:07] <GenericBox> lol k. like i said. noob
[11:08] <GenericBox> One thing though
[11:08] <longthen> hello
[11:08] <cwillu> exco, same version of ubuntu?  and do you know for sure that that laptop didn't need manual configuration to get those working originally?
[11:08] <chazco> If Ubuntu has been powered off (ie, the mains switch) how resilient are ext3/4 partitions to this?
[11:09] <cwillu> chazco, they're journalled, in practice there shouldn't be any data corruption (although obviously anything that hadn't been written to disk yet is gone)
[11:09] <cwillu> chazco, that being said, a hard shutdown isn't exactly nice to the hardware either
[11:09] <chazco> cwillu - Ah, good to here, thanks :)
[11:09] <cwillu> chazco, and whether an application itself handles being killed nicely is another matter
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> chazco: ext4 is reportedly unstable with hard power offs. ext3 is ok but it doesnt do the physical drive much good
[11:09] <GenericBox> so cwillu I just have to reboot into windows then shutdown cleanly once. or reboot windows, shutdown, reboot windows, shutdown, install?
[11:09] <chazco> cwillu - Was unavoidable, Ubuntu totally froze, could switch to terminals or anything
[11:09] <cwillu> ActionParsnip, that's old old information :p
[11:09] <exco> cwillu: you're right it's not the same version - but I'm upgrading as we speak to check - and yes, no manual configuration
[11:10] <cwillu> ActionParsnip, ext4's application bug was fixed a while ago
[11:10] <bradly1> Hello..
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> cwillu: matches my fileserver than :D
[11:10] <cwillu> exco, well, upgrade may not tell you a whole lot, but ya
[11:10] <chazco> ActionParsnip - Ah, well, luckily my data is on ext3... had no choice but to switch off that way though
[11:10] <Darael> GenericBox: just to be sure, reboot to windows, run a disk check, reboot (again into windows), reboot to live CD
[11:10] <chazco> cwillu & ActionParsnip - Thanks :)
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> chazco: i'm sticking with ext3, tried and tested
[11:10] <GenericBox> thanks darael
[11:10] <cwillu> GenericBox, you need to boot into windows, run the disk check, the disk check will ask you to reboot so it can scan the disk, and then you need to reboot again into ubuntu
[11:11] <danierie> hi i have a problem with google earth it wont work well i have a intel 945 graphics controler
[11:11] <chazco> ActionParsnip - Yep, all my data partitions are still ext3 (and ext2 for some) :D
[11:11] <GenericBox> kk will do. will get back to you soon :)
[11:11] <cwillu> danierie, 9.04?
[11:11] <Jaaz> Hello, I'm trying to install Ubuntu 9.04 - 32 bit on Asus G50V, and it's very very slow, and in terminal is running (listing all the time new one) grazy text: hub 1-0:1.0: over-current change on port 6, port numer is chnging between 6 and 2...??
[11:11] <cwillu> chazco, incidently, if that happens again, you can avoid the worst behaviour sometimes
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> danierie: have you configured 3d accelleration
[11:12] <Darael> danierie: I can't help you with that, but I suggest you try worldwind or gaia instead, as they're not closed link GE is and are therefore easier for people to support
[11:12] <chazco> cwillu - How?
[11:12] <cwillu> chazco, alt-sysrq-s will do a disk sync, which will save you from some harm
[11:12] <danierie> my google earth wont work with ubuntu
[11:12] <cwillu> chazco, alt-sysrq-[reisub] (r, then e, then i... a few seconds between each)
[11:12] <exco> cwillu: I think the resolution might be because it's written to xorg.conf? and could be changed with dpkg-reconfigure ... about why bluetooth isn't working - no idea
[11:12] <ActionParsnip> danierie: have you configured 3d accelleration (2nd time asked)
[11:12] <chazco> cwillu - I think it had completely given up though, but will make a note of that for next time :)
[11:13] <Repentinus> danierie, Medibuntu repository
[11:13] <danierie> sorry well yes its medibuntu and im using 9.04
[11:13] <exco> I'm stunned anyways that you can move ubuntu between computers so easily (man what a hassle to install a new mainboard with Windows)
[11:13] <vigo> danierie: Also those things that Darael mentioned are rather light on resources, I also like Marble.
[11:13] <Repentinus> danierie, works fine for me.
[11:13] <ActionParsnip> danierie: last try, have you installed and configured 3D accelleration for your video card?
[11:13] <cwillu> exco, no, it's not written to xorg.  If it's not working, it's not detecting the monitor properly (which could be if you're running 9.04, as there were some regressions in that department)
[11:14] <danierie> sorry action parsnip i dont know
[11:14] <cwillu> danierie, intel on 9.04 has some lingering issues with anything 3d for some people
[11:14] <danierie> exactly
[11:14] <danierie> i only installed ubuntu
[11:14] <danierie> but not any extra acceleration  for my graphical device
[11:14] <Darael> vigo: oooh, thanks for reminding me about Marble...
[11:14] <danierie> ok
[11:15] <danierie> so i have to wait until the new 9.1 or 10?
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> danierie: then thats why you are having issues. you need to configure your card as GE needs 3D
[11:15] <cwillu> danierie, actually, I guess I should have checked, do you know what kind of video card you have?
[11:15] <ActionParsnip> danierie: no, you need to get your card setup
[11:15] <danierie> yes intel 945
[11:15] <cwillu> intel, okay
[11:15] <danierie> ok great
[11:15] <jmap82> NETWORKING-Do Ubuntu and windows connect to the Internet different?  My problem being that when I connect to a particular wireless network with my windows (Vista) partition, the I'm able to send and receive information just fine, but when I connect to the network in my ubuntu partition using the same information, there is nothing received.  Ideas? suggestions?
[11:15] <cwillu> ActionParsnip, intel doesn't need any 3d setup, unless you're talking about enabling uxa, which we're not going to be recommending here :p
[11:15] <exco> cwillu: well the USB installation is a Karmic test setup, but I'll see if there's a change to bt/screen as it progresses
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> danierie: do other 3d apps work
[11:16] <cwillu> danierie, easiest thing to do is probably to just reinstall with 8.10 instead for now.  9.10 should have these problems fixed, but that's a few months away yet
[11:16] <danierie> and how shall i configure my card?
[11:16] <danierie> yes compiz
[11:16] <danierie> works
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> ok thats good
[11:16] <ActionParsnip> danierie: does GE work if you disable compiz?
[11:17] <danierie> i tried with metacity but then there are bigger problems i think
[11:17] <change> internet is very slow in ubuntu 9.04
[11:17] <ActionParsnip> danierie: ok, so what happens when you actually use GE?
[11:17] <jmap82> NETWORKING-Do Ubuntu and windows connect to the Internet different?  My problem being that when I connect to a particular wireless network with my windows (Vista) partition, the I'm able to send and receive information just fine, but when I connect to the network in my ubuntu partition using the same information, there is nothing received.  Ideas? suggestions?
[11:17] <change> in comparison to windows
[11:18] <cwillu> jmap82, send/receive information using what?
[11:18] <GenericBox> ok my check disc is saying it needs to recover lost files
[11:18] <GenericBox> should i be worried?
[11:18] <zagabar>  I have a server running ubuntu server edition, and it worked fine. I got like 10Mb/s from it with filezilla. I had it on dhcp since my ISP provided dynamic IP's.
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> GenericBox: a little
[11:18] <cwillu> GenericBox, not terribly
[11:18] <zagabar>                  However I have moved now to another place with the same connection speed 100/100 mbit. They don't provide dynamic IP's here though, so I had to change the
[11:18] <zagabar>                  settings to static and write it in. Now the server works as it used to, except in one part. It is reaaaally realllly slow on some features. I host a homepage
[11:18]  * cwillu huggles ActionParsnip 
[11:18] <FloodBot1> zagabar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:18] <zagabar>                  there, and it is as fast as usual, but the SMF forum I host is slooow as hell. Like 40 sec load time per page. The ftp is barely usable. The directory listing
[11:18] <danierie> if i've activated compiz the globe blinks
[11:18]  * ActionParsnip yays at cwillu :D
[11:19] <danierie> is blink a word sorry not the best woith english
[11:19] <zara> ya
[11:19] <jmap82> @cwillu: anything, if tried ping tests, mozilla, pidgin... anything that uses the internet works fine in windows but not in ubuntu, but only on that particular network
[11:19] <zara> rew
[11:19] <change> internet is very slow in ubuntu 9.04 i tried this link but it does not work for me http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/debian-linux-help/55412-slow-internet-ubuntu.html
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> danierie: try running it from a terminal, you should get intelligent outputs
[11:19] <cwillu> jmap82, is there anything special about that network that you know of?
[11:20] <danierie> actionparsnip: do you mean as a root?
[11:20] <cwillu> jmap82, wireless you said?  It does actually connect in ubuntu, right?
[11:20] <cwillu> (i.e., the strength bars show up in the applet)
[11:20] <HugoDaniel> i have an ubuntu server 7.10, how do i upgrade it ?
[11:20] <zchalex> hello
[11:20] <HugoDaniel> (since its no longer supported)
[11:20] <ActionParsnip> danierie: no, as you. just type googleearth in a terminal and press enter
[11:20] <zara> help to print fro ubuntu to windows printer
[11:21] <danierie> ok thx i'll try right now
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> danierie: not all terminal commands need sudo etc. you WILL break your system if you use it too zealously
[11:21] <cwillu> HugoDaniel, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades
[11:21] <danierie> yeah i know
[11:22] <zchalex> someone who can successfully installed   'haofang'  ,
[11:22] <cwillu> !info haofang
[11:22] <change> internet is very slow in ubuntu 9.04 i tried this link but it does not work for me http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/debian-linux-help/55412-slow-internet-ubuntu.html sorry for posting again
[11:22] <vigo> Nasa Worldwind is also great, and Earth3d works well, http://directory.fsf.org/project/Earth3D/
[11:23] <danierie> i've tried it with metacity and compiz but still the same probs:8
[11:23] <jmap82> cwillu, not that I can tell... it doesn't have security enabled, and ubuntu shows that the connection is made. the only thing I noticed in my numerous trips between my windows "Network Connections" properties and my Ubuntu  "Network Manager" properties was a IPv6 field that was filled in on Windows, but I assumed that was automatically generated since I didn't input it... and even when I tried to copy it over to Ubuntu Network Manager, I d
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> danierie: can you pastebin the output of the command please
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> !paste | danierie
[11:24] <cwillu> jmap82, can you ping the gateway that's listed?
[11:25] <kabboo> hey
[11:25] <vigo> jmap82: Did you look at the IPv4-IPv6 tunnel , is like a drop down package as a workaround.
[11:26] <jmap82> cwillu, I can't say I tried that at the time, and I'm not at that site now, so I can't test it... sorry....
[11:26] <GenericBox> ok im back to the partition screen
[11:26] <cwillu> GenericBox, should Just Work now ;p
[11:27] <kabboo> hey
[11:27] <jmap82> vigo, no, I was hoping there was just something I could do in plan old IPv4 since I really didn't believe that the IPv6 thing was the issue, but if the problem persist, I'll check it out
[11:27] <exco> cwillu: well on my perstistent USB installation the screen resolution is 800x600 whereas on my native installation the resolution is 1024x600 - also no bt/working bt
[11:28] <vigo> jmap82: Ok, was just a fleeting thought and possible resolution.
[11:29] <jmap82> vigo, I appreciate it
[11:29] <kryle> how do i access the network-manager, if i lon in with a fluxbox session ?
[11:29] <kryle> log in*
[11:29] <piotr__> hmm
[11:29] <jmap82> cwillu & vigo, thanks for thinking about it with me... I'll ask again sometime when I can actually run tests at the site....
[11:30] <kabboo> hey the bluetooth in my laptop isnt working after i installed linux ubuntu but before it i was having windows vista
[11:30] <kabboo> and it was working fine
[11:30] <kabboo> i need help
[11:30] <kabboo> plzz
[11:31] <enriq> hello. I have ubuntu hardy but I want to install a package released only for ubuntu intrepid (ghc 6.10). Can I add the source in synaptic to intrepid and install?
[11:31] <rikki_max> kabboo: simple if hardware still working then u need to install either a interface library +  programs and / or drivers
[11:31] <erUSUL> !bluetooth
[11:32] <HugoDaniel> hmm
[11:32] <vigo> enriq: 804.2?
[11:32] <tat> joł
[11:32] <kabboo> ok thx rikki and ubottu
[11:33] <HugoDaniel> can anyone point to documentation regarding upgrading ubuntu server 7.10 to 8.04lts ? (the 7.10 is no longer supported... the repositories seem down)
[11:33] <HugoDaniel> :(
[11:33] <tat> jooooooł
[11:33] <enriq> vigo: yes
[11:33] <cwillu> HugoDaniel, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades
[11:33] <tat> o kurwa
[11:33] <tat> down
[11:33] <cwillu> HugoDaniel, don't make me say it again :)
[11:33] <tat> fak
[11:33] <danierie> actionparsnip: http://paste.ubuntu.com/197592/
[11:33] <tat> fuck
[11:34] <Initial_M> hi
[11:34]  * cwillu pokes bazhang 
[11:35] <danierie> actionparsnip: did i do it right?
[11:35] <vigo> enriq: Might take some doing, but it should work, I would look at the Official Docs and then Forums and stuff to see if it is a kernel thing. Still should work with a simple update/upgrade sources and such.
[11:35] <timothy> I cannot see one of my partitions in the file browser.  Can anyone walk me through recovering these files?
[11:36] <GenericBox> What do I need to consider when resizing my windows partition?
[11:36] <danierie> actionparsnip: are you still online?
[11:36] <Spike1506> timothy, are you sure the partitions are mounted?
[11:36] <_kety> hi
[11:37] <timothy> Spike1506: no
[11:37] <cwillu> GenericBox, how recently you've made backups of things you can't bare to lose mostly.  You can always resize again later, although it gets time consuming
[11:37] <Darael> HugoDaniel: you may want to have a look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1151960
[11:37] <Spike1506> timothy, open up a terminal and type: mount
[11:37] <timothy> Spike1506: but i am 90% certain its corrupt
[11:37] <_kety> www.moneypenet.piczo.com
[11:37] <Spike1506> timothy, check if they are mounted, if not mount them.
[11:37] <cwillu> GenericBox, 50/50 split for now is safe
[11:37] <GenericBox> ok thanks
[11:37] <GenericBox> should i just use the slider and hit next, or select manual and do it that way?
[11:38] <cwillu> GenericBox, by default, ubuntu can read windows files, but there's no really good way for windows to read ubuntu's files
[11:38] <cwillu> just use the slider
[11:38] <Spike1506> timothy, use fsck if you think they are corrupt
[11:38] <chazco> Hi... a few days ago totem started giving segmentation faults. Couldnt find a fix so I reinstalled Ubuntu today. About 10 minutes after reinstall the system froze. I've checked the logs and they just stop. Memtest finds no problems. Any ideas?
[11:38] <cwillu> timothy, was it a windows partition?
[11:38] <GenericBox> ok thanks
[11:38] <vigo> GenericBox: Most Windows installs have a Recovery Partition, be careful on that one, Like C is win, and D is recovery, new part would be fghi or J or whatever. Just make a good backup , always make a backup.
[11:39] <cwillu> timothy, if so, then boot into windows and get it to do a scan disk.  If you don't have the windows install anymore, you can force the issue, but it's not the best option
[11:39] <Darael> GenericBox: how comfortable are you with fiddling with your partitions? if the answer's "not bery", use the slider. OTOH, if you want a separate /home partition (a good idea), you might as well do it now
[11:39] <enriq> vigo thanks, i´ll try meanwhile
[11:39] <Slart> chazco: how's the cooling of the computer?
[11:39] <cwillu> separate home partitions are overrated :p
[11:39] <GenericBox> yeah darael I am 'not bery' lol
[11:39] <Darael> GenericBox: I mean "not very" rather than "not bery"! I can't type today.
[11:39] <chazco> Slart - It should be okay, and the room its in is freezing today...
[11:39] <Syntux> how is the open source ati driver doing?
[11:40] <timothy> Spike1506: i always have trouble figuring out which one it is.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/197598/  Its a sata drive.  I have 2 sata drives in my comp.  One is NTFS but thats a data drive, no install on it.  No windows installs.  Just one ubuntu and one kubuntu.  Its a mess
[11:40] <cwillu> Darael, unless you're in the habit of running big iron hardware, multiple unix'ish operating systems, or similar, a separate home doesn't really buy you much beyond making backups a little more complicated
[11:41] <Darael> cwillu: I dunno, it was a real lifesaver when I had a corrupt root partition (don't ask)
[11:41] <Spike1506> timothy, sata drives usually are: /dev/sd*
[11:41] <vigo> enriq: I am running Hardy on gNewSense, and another part on this box, most all the stuff that is in Jaunty works in or on Hardy.
[11:41] <danierie> actionparsnip: still there?
[11:41] <Slart> chazco: well.. memory and overheating are the two most common guesses..can you run other things than totem?
[11:41] <Spike1506> timothy, use gparted to see your partition scheme
[11:41] <chazco> Slart - I could before. The reinstall was to fix totem, and it seemed okay till this happened
[11:41] <stapel> i want to run a curses based interactive script at start-up in text mode. I have already disabled X at start-up and added the script at start-up, but it does not run. If I start gdm and run it in a console it works. Any ideas?
[11:41] <cwillu> timothy, you don't have a windows install available anymore you said?
[11:42] <GenericBox> "Write previous changes to disk and continue" Before you can select a new partition size, any previous changes have to be written to disk. You cannot undo this operation. Please not that the resize operation may take a long time. [Go Back] [Continue]?
[11:42] <enriq> vigo: hehe, me too, gns :)
[11:42] <Darael> GenericBox: yup, you want to contiue
[11:42] <cwillu> Darael, no, the nightly backups you have in your /etc/cron.daily going to an external usb harddrive that you bought for 80 bucks is the life saver
[11:42] <GenericBox> k thx its going
[11:42] <Slart> chazco: hmm.. might just be a totem thing then.. have you tried using any other media players? vlc or such?
[11:42] <timothy> cwillu: i never had a windows install on this machine, just an ntfs drive
[11:42] <Darael> cwillu: fair point
[11:42] <chazco> Slart - Totem worked after the reinstall
[11:42] <cwillu> timothy, how'd that happen? :)
[11:43] <cwillu> timothy, one sec, looking up the package you need
[11:43] <Slart> chazco: ok.. sounds like bit rot then.. =)
[11:43] <timothy> cwillu: i had enough of windows
[11:43] <SandGorgon_> System Shock 2 on Linux = wow...
[11:44] <cwillu> timothy, second drive or single drive with two partitions?
[11:44] <timothy> Spike1506: so sda1 is my data drive.  sda2,5,6 probably pertain to a Kubuntu install that was accidental.  I dont think i see anything else.
[11:44] <Spike1506> sd(a|b|c) etc. refer to a drive
[11:44] <cwillu> timothy, pastebin the output of ls /dev/sd*
[11:44] <Spike1506> the numbers refer to a  partition
[11:45] <timothy> Spike1506: should i assume that my comp is not recognizing one of my drives?
[11:46] <Spike1506> timothy, try cwillu's answer
[11:46] <indus> hello folks
[11:46] <igor__> hi
[11:47] <GenericBox> is it normal for it to still be at 0%?
[11:47] <cwillu> GenericBox, the resize?  yes
[11:47] <cwillu> there's no intermediate progress unfortunately :(
[11:47] <timothy> cwillu: Spike1506: http://paste.ubuntu.com/197603/
[11:47] <cwillu> depending on the size and how full it was, it may takes a few hours
[11:48] <GenericBox> It was only 27 GB full
[11:48] <GenericBox> +windows
[11:48] <cwillu> so, it'll probably be an hour or two :p
[11:48] <Spike1506> just be patient GenericBox
[11:48] <GenericBox> ill just have to learn some patience then :)
[11:49] <Spike1506> timothy, it recognizes 5 drives?
[11:49] <cwillu> timothy, and only one with any partitions...
[11:49] <timothy> Spike1506: cwilu: yea, weird, i know, but i only have 2
[11:50] <cwillu> timothy, sudo apt-get install pastebinit, and then run dmesg | pastebinit
[11:50] <cwillu> timothy, and type "cw<tab>" in here to type my full name out :p
[11:50] <vegas_> hello
[11:50] <HugoDaniel> Darael, thanks :D
[11:51] <HugoDaniel> oh, he's gone
[11:51] <cwillu> timothy, this is on a livecd?
[11:52] <timothy> cwillu: sorry about that
[11:52] <cwillu> np
[11:52] <timothy> cwillu: yes, this is a livecd
[11:52] <timothy> cwillu: package not found
[11:52] <cwillu> yep
[11:52] <cwillu> because it's a live cd :p
[11:53] <danierie> i stillt have problems with google earth...
[11:53] <wers> how do i open .daa files? :)
[11:53] <cwillu> wers, google for daa ubuntu :p
[11:53] <cwillu> first hit:  http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/12/05/how-to-open-and-extract-daa-image-files/ :)
[11:53] <cwillu> (I've had this conversation before :p)
[11:54] <cwillu> timothy, both drives are internal?
[11:54] <rww> cwillu, timothy: wouldn't a sudo apt-get update fix that?
[11:54] <rww> the pastebinit package not being found, that is
[11:55] <cwillu> rww, yes, but the livecd also makes the dmesg output uninteresting for what I was interested in :p
[11:55] <timothy> cwillu: yes, and identical in size and everything
[11:55] <danierie> when there will be ubuntu 9.10 or 10?
[11:55] <rww> danierie: October, hence the .10
[11:55] <Slart> danierie: in month 10
[11:55] <cwillu> danierie, 9.10 == 2009, 10th month
[11:55] <cwillu> danierie, if you're not too invested in your current install, I'd honestly recommend reinstalling with 8.10 for now
[11:56] <cwillu> you can always upgrade when 9.10 comes out, and it'll probably fix your intel video problems
[11:56] <Tikur> what is so big in 9.10
[11:56] <danierie> ok and this pre version of 9.10?
[11:56] <cwillu> Tikur, nothing yet
[11:56] <GenericBox> ok i went off to watch tv and now the screen is black.
[11:56] <cwillu> danierie, no, you're running 9.04 (which just means 'the ubuntu release of april 2009)
[11:56] <rww> !karmic | Tikur
[11:57] <stapel> i want to run a curses based interactive script at start-up in text mode. I have already disabled X at start-up and added the script at start-up, but it does not run. If I start gdm and run it in a console it works. Any ideas?
[11:57] <Slart> GenericBox: try moving the mouse or pressing a safe key.. shift or something
[11:57] <cwillu> danierie, but 9.04 has some known issues with intel video cards which is unfortunate
[11:57] <Tikur> really is it the copy of 8.04
[11:57] <danierie> yes but is there a preversion?
[11:57] <GenericBox> lol im such a noob. thanks slart
[11:57] <cwillu> Tikur, wha? no
[11:57] <Tikur> Ok nothing big, though there are minor changes?
[11:57] <cwillu> timothy, here's a question  :)
[11:57] <cwillu> timothy, how do you know the drive is corrupted?
[11:58] <Tikur> I just installed 9.10 and it is all the same.
[11:58] <cwillu> (i.e., _why_ do you know the drive is corrupted)
[11:58] <DFarmer> Hi
[11:58] <cwillu> Tikur, you haven't installed 9.10
[11:58] <Tikur> what?
[11:58] <cwillu> Tikur, 9.10 doesn't exist yet, except as an alpha that is extremely unstable and in flux
[11:58] <GenericBox> What is the 'Migrate Documents and settings' for?
[11:58] <Tikur> k
[11:58] <Spike1506> also ati drivers wont work with 9.10
[11:58] <GenericBox> When I used LiveCD I could still access the files from windows anyway?
[11:58] <Tikur> 9.04
[11:58] <stapel> is there a ubuntu server chat room?
[11:58] <danierie> is this channel for the u.s. or great uk?
[11:58] <GenericBox> Can I not do that now?
[11:58] <Slart> GenericBox: I think it's for moving over files and stuff from an old install
[11:59] <cwillu> Tikur, but any two releases are going to be similar in the broad strokes
[11:59] <Slart> stapel: I Think there is a #ubuntu-server channel..try it
[11:59] <danierie> or for everyone who speaks english
[11:59] <timothy> cwillu: okay, long story short, i was out of the country when this happened.  When i came back, i ran a kubuntu live cd.  I was able to see the drive and all its file but not open any of them.  From that point on, i wasnt even able to see the drive.
[11:59] <unop> danierie, the latter
[11:59] <GenericBox> Slart: Yeah but do I need to? When I used LiveCD it didn't matter I could still access Windows stuff
[11:59] <danierie> and from where do most people come?
[11:59] <enriq> vigo: it worked
[11:59] <Tikur> cwillu, where can i find a very stable and old linux?
[11:59] <GenericBox> Australia - G'day
[12:00] <danierie> cool :)
[12:00] <unop> danierie, everywhere but mars
[12:00] <cwillu> Tikur, 8.04 is the long term supported release (6.06 was the previous one)
[12:00] <danierie> so where you from?
[12:00] <Slart> GenericBox: nope.. I don't think you need to.. unless you're installing ubuntu instead of windows.. ie killing your windows install
[12:00] <cwillu> Tikur, 8.04 is a good one though :)
[12:00] <YankDownUnder> G'day? We say "G'day" down here? Wow...
[12:00] <vigo> enriq: That is what makes my day a good one.
[12:00] <DFarmer> I have a fresh install of Jaunty. I have a vertical monitor, which when I first started, I could rotate the screen. When I set it the first time, it asked me if I wanted to save the settings (Reccommended) which I did. Now after the Ubuntu bootsplash it locks on a black screen, and even if it does go past that the only options in the display dialog now is normal and upside down. How can I...
[12:00] <DFarmer> ...set my screen to show and be rotated to the left?
[12:00] <cwillu> timothy, I don't see any real evidence of there being more than one drive in the system
[12:00] <danierie> i like this channel :D
[12:01] <cwillu> (aside from the spurious entries for 5 drives in /dev)
[12:01] <GenericBox> Says the yank :P
[12:01] <Tikur> Thank you, cwillu
[12:01] <danierie> im no yank im german
[12:01] <cwillu> timothy, does the system boot on its own right now?
[12:01] <timothy> cwillu: alright, ill try some bios stuff
[12:01] <GenericBox> danierie, talking about yankdownunder ;)
[12:01] <danierie> ok :D
[12:01] <cwillu> danierie, not to be rude, but the general chitchat goes better in #ubuntu-offtopic :p
[12:01] <danierie> cu all :D
[12:01]  * YankDownUnder looks around sheepishly
[12:02] <timothy> cwillu: no, the system attempts to boot of the ntfs drive right now, which again has no install on it, so i just get a black screen with the type thing flashing.
[12:02] <GenericBox> Can I import/migrate documents and settings at a later time? Or only now during install?
[12:02] <timothy> cwillu: ill see if bios recognizes it
[12:02] <timothy> cwillu: thanks for all your help
[12:03] <cwillu> GenericBox, only really during the install, although there's not a whole lot in the way of settings to be imported
[12:03] <cwillu> GenericBox, you can always copy stuff over by hand
[12:03] <GenericBox> cwillu, ok - im just worried about duplicating what i dont need. Are the settings important? Because I can still access them anyway right?
[12:03] <GenericBox> *the files i mean
[12:04] <cwillu> GenericBox, duplication really isn't a huge deal from a space perspective.  I mean, the most wasteful duplication of configuration settings and documents and so forth still wouldn't fill a 10gb drive, let alone the 150gb - 500gb drive you probably have :)
[12:05] <hareldvd> Looking for kompare equivalence for gtk or gnome.
[12:05] <DFarmer> How so I rebuild xorg.conf?
[12:06] <samorai> hi! how speack french
[12:06] <cwillu> !fr
[12:06] <erUSUL> !hi | YankDownUnder
[12:06] <vigo> hareldvd: You mean like a dupe thing?
[12:06] <cwillu> DFarmer, you shouldn't need one.  The default one is empty now
[12:07] <DFarmer> cwillu: When I first started Jaunty, it allowed me to rotate the screen. Now it won't.. how do I fix this?
[12:08] <cwillu> DFarmer, I don't know a whole lot about what might have gone wrong, but from a terminal try running xrandr --orientation left (or right, inverted, normal)
[12:08] <abdullah> in the keybord printscreen is not working!
[12:08] <DFarmer> cwillu: Okay, I'll give that a shot. Thanks :)
[12:09] <hareldvd> vigo, dupe??
[12:09] <DFarmer> cwillu: It's just fixed itself o_O Well, that was weird. Thanks anyway :D
[12:09] <thetroy> I have MacBook 4.1 and MacOSX with WindowsXP installed already, I would like to install Ubuntu and delete the MacOSX, I have read installation guides, but they do not cover such option, any help please?
[12:10] <cwillu> hareldvd, I don't know of a gnome one off-hand, although kompare will work fine under gnome
[12:10]  * cwillu just uses terminals these days :p
[12:10] <vigo> hareldvd: Still looking, I am forgot most of the KDE stuff. Are you looking for Duplicate Files or Packages?
[12:10] <cwillu> hareldvd, mgdiff may be useful, haven't looked at it
[12:10] <cwillu> or tkdiff
[12:11] <hareldvd> cwillu, Any KDE application started on none KDE desktop will start launching the entire KDE environment and many processes will not terminate once the app is finished.
[12:12] <hareldvd> vigo, No. A files comparison app. it used to be called kdiff and then k3diff.
[12:13] <vigo> hareldvd: Oh, ok, I use to know the dh_ command for that, let me look it up to be certain.
[12:14] <hareldvd> mgdiff seems reasonable. Hope it works similar to kompare.
[12:14] <alinon> is it possible to install the latest ati 9.6 drivers on ubuntu 9.04 without compiling them?
[12:14] <alinon> like does someone have a .deb version?
[12:15] <liuk> alinon compiling ati 9.6 is quite easy
[12:15] <cwillu> !envy
[12:16] <cwillu> alinon, ^^^
[12:16] <dreimark> where are settings of e.g. org.gnome.gconf... stored
[12:16] <Armageddon> how do i know my computer's uptime ?
[12:16] <cwillu> Armageddon, type uptime in a terminal
[12:16] <dreimark> or how can I move these settings to an other box
[12:16] <Armageddon> ok thanks cwillu :D
[12:16] <liamo1> what do I use to expand my ubuntu(9.04) partition?
[12:17] <cwillu> !gparted | liamo1
[12:17] <alinon> cwillu: what if i already have the driver from system->admin->hardware drivers
[12:17] <alinon> will using envy cause problems now?
[12:17] <cwillu> alinon, envy integrates with that
[12:17] <liamo1> Thanks cwillo ubottu
[12:17] <cwillu> liamo1, ubottu is a bot :p
[12:17] <cwillu> !botsnack
[12:18] <alinon> is envy available from apt-get out of the box?
[12:18] <alinon> or would i need to add it to the repository?
[12:18] <cwillu> !universe | alinon
[12:18] <cwillu> alinon, should be able to apt-get it as the above note mentioned
[12:19] <enriq> I have a command ¨cabal¨ that is in the path (under ~/.cabal/bin). I call ¨cabal¨ and it works, but ¨sudo cabal¨ would not find it, any idea?
[12:19] <alinon> so it'd be like apt-get install envyng ?
[12:19] <vigo> haeldvd: Looks like quinn-diff is one option: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/developers-reference/tools.html#quinn-diff
[12:19] <jrib> enriq: because it's not in sudo's path (read 'man sudo')
[12:19] <cwillu> !envy | alinon
[12:20] <hateball> I'm having troubles getting fusedav to work on Hardy, it gives me PROPFIND 404 errors. Any ideas?
[12:20] <DFarmer> What repository do I add for installing ubuntu-restricted-extras?
[12:20] <hateball> !info ubuntu-restricted-extras
[12:20] <hateball> DFarmer: Multiverse ^
[12:20] <oenone1> hellow
[12:20] <cwillu> !multiverse | DFarmer
[12:21] <oenone1> can you recommend program or appliation for jaunty ?
[12:21] <hclhdj> hi!everybody
[12:21] <oenone1> newb here
[12:21] <DFarmer> hateball, cwillu: Thanks :)
[12:21] <hateball> oenone1: an app for what?
[12:21] <vigo> oenonel: What do you wish to do?
[12:21] <oenone1> anythin
[12:22] <alinon> iirc envy causes problems though when you update the distro
[12:22] <oenone1> just installed jaunty 64bit
[12:22] <oenone1> first time to use ubuntu
[12:22] <hateball> !info clive | oenone1
[12:22] <oenone1> where do i go to get it ?
[12:22] <vigo> !backup | oenonel
[12:23] <cwillu> hareldvd, incidently "kde4init --suicide kompare" may alleviate your kde-zombie concerns
[12:23] <hateball> !install | oenone1
[12:23] <hateball> bah...
[12:24] <hateball> thats not what I wanted
[12:24] <oenone1> ?
[12:24] <jrib> hateball: !software?
[12:24] <oenone1> @hatball  : ???
[12:24] <vigo> !man | oenonel
[12:25] <lekremyelsew> Hi all, what is the default archive manage for ubuntu called?
[12:25] <jrib> lekremyelsew: file-roller
[12:25] <lekremyelsew> jrib thx
[12:25] <ubun00b> hi, does anyone know how to deep-search in nautilus? I want to be searching inside a bunch of HTML files for a piece of text...
[12:25] <jasonmchristos> just so everyone knows opendns sucks
[12:25] <vigo> In the beginning was the command line, and it is good.
[12:25] <jrib> ubun00b: no, but you can use tracker search or grep
[12:25] <jasonmchristos> does anyone know of any good dns server
[12:25] <jasonmchristos> opendns sucks
[12:25] <hateball> ubun00b: you have a find tool under Places
[12:25] <Nielsen> jasonmchristos, 4.2.2.1-2-3 ;)
[12:25] <SandGorgon> jasonmchristos, why do u say that ?
[12:25] <hateball> !ot | jasonmchristos
[12:26] <hateball> !software | oenone1
[12:26] <ubun00b> jrib + hateball: I'll try both of these, thanks :)
[12:26] <alinon> ah hellz, envyng says i already have the latest version apparently
[12:26] <Nielsen> well, at least 4.2.2.1 works
[12:27] <Phil_26> I'm playing around to build the latest kernel in jaunty. I can choose a kernel revision (--revision=386), which one I need to choose? I'm currently running 9.04 64 bits using a core 2 duo. Thanks
[12:27] <alinon> i guess having an ati card ubuntu is just more of a hassle these days then anything
[12:27] <hareldvd> cwillu, Thanks for the --suicide option. Is there an option that reduces the KDE overhead when an app starts?
[12:27] <cwillu> hareldvd, that's basically what kdeinit4 is for in the first place
[12:28] <abdullah> the lateest kernel update is abaliable in the ubuntu site
[12:28] <hareldvd> cwillu, no kde4. Guess I have kde 3.5
[12:28] <cwillu> kdeinit then :p
[12:28] <cwillu> same options
[12:28] <abdullah> you can upgrade to kde 4
[12:28] <cwillu> hareldvd, granted that kded is not the entire kde environment, but rather something more like gconf.  Honestly, I wouldn't be too worried about them sticking around, if they're truly idle, they'll get paged out soon anyway
[12:29] <hareldvd> abdullah, Didn't find it appealing yet.
[12:29] <ggg> abdullah: how to upgrade ?
[12:29] <ggg> abdullah: can you give the address to upgrade kernel?
[12:29] <alinon> cwillu: any idea why my system would be slow as snot and basically not respond when I try to open display under system->preferences?
[12:30] <GenericBox> lol stupid question
[12:30] <GenericBox> but its not letting me log in
[12:30] <hareldvd> cwillu, They smear around with error messages. Especially if started from terminal.
[12:30] <GenericBox> its all installed. so thanks for everyones help
[12:30] <cwillu> alinon, not really :/
[12:30] <GenericBox> but how do i get past this login screen now
[12:30] <ggg> abdullah: what's the command to upgrade?
[12:30] <cwillu> hareldvd, most apps do that :p
[12:30] <abdullah> ggg go to the upuntu page www.ubuntu.com and fine the kde4 upgrade program or upgrade to ubuntu 9.04 or take the important updates from update manager
[12:31] <cwillu> GenericBox, do you remember the username and password you set during the install?
[12:31] <alinon> cwillu: is there a command i can run to see if i'm already using cat 9.6?
[12:31] <GenericBox> I thought I did
[12:31] <GenericBox> but its not working
[12:31] <GenericBox> I mean I just typed in my name
[12:31] <GenericBox> for all the questions
[12:31] <cwillu> GenericBox, if not, you can reset the password by booting into the recovery console and running passwd <your username>
[12:32] <cwillu> alinon, I haven't had the displeasure of using a card that required fglrx in a long long time
[12:32] <abdullah> ddd did you upgrade to kde 4
[12:32] <GenericBox> How do I get the recovery console cwillu?
[12:32] <cwillu> alinon, the driver manager should tell you the version you have though
[12:32] <ggg> abdullah: nothing here http://www.ubuntu.com/
[12:32] <cwillu> GenericBox, reboot, and hit escape at the grub prompt
[12:32] <enriq> how do I sudo respect my path? sudo -E won´t work... I also tried removing env_reset from sudoers
[12:32] <ggg> abdullah: are you using kubuntu?
[12:32] <hareldvd> cwillu, unless the --suicide option, KDE apps continue to send error messages after they are terminated.
[12:32] <ggg> abdullah: what's the kernel version of yours?
[12:33] <cwillu> enriq, if you need a custom binary to be available to sudo (or really, all users), put it in /usr/local/bin
[12:33] <GenericBox> is there a way to find out the username lol? or reset that to administrator or something?
[12:33] <shadeslayer> how do i scan for keystrokes in a script?
[12:33] <abdullah> when starting ubuntu press esc and type recovery mode
[12:33] <shadeslayer> GenericBox: the recovery console
[12:33] <cwillu> enriq, putting a binary to be executed by root in a place that's writable as an unprivileged user (i.e., your account) is dangerous
[12:33] <GenericBox> ah lol nvm people thanks for help but i got it
[12:33] <cwillu> GenericBox, ls /home/ will show a list
[12:33] <GenericBox> apparently you can't use capitals
[12:33] <cwillu> okay :p
[12:33] <shadeslayer> GenericBox: the command removeuser removes the user and adduser adds a user
[12:33] <enriq> cwillu: ok
[12:34] <GenericBox> So... are there any recommended downloads I should get?
[12:34] <ggg> abdullah: what's the kernel version of yours??
[12:34] <vigo> GenericBox: And be very careful about running as /root.
[12:34] <ggg> abdullah: are you using kubuntu or ubuntu?
[12:35] <hareldvd> cwillu, Would it make sense to use also the --no-kded with kdeinit?
[12:35] <GenericBox> vigo thanks but its ok it was my name, but I was using 'Name', not 'name'
[12:35] <GenericBox> apparently it didnt like that
[12:35] <ggg> abdullah: no latest kernel here http://www.ubuntu.com/ ,
[12:35] <cwillu> hareldvd, if you're concerned, sure :p
[12:35] <rabten> s
[12:36] <vigo> GenericBox: It works, and that is the object. now you are free to learn.
[12:36] <hareldvd> cwillu, Thanks.
[12:36] <GenericBox> vigo: Yes. Its so much sexier than windows. Now I'll have to play around with it. Are there any downloads I 'need' or 'should' get?
[12:36] <san> hello guys, how do I know my sudo's permissions without having access to / etc / allow / sudoers
[12:37] <cwillu> GenericBox, enable the multiverse repository, and then install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[12:37] <DEViUS> SAN: through the user and groups in administration
[12:37] <shadeslayer> GenericBox: also !medibuntu
[12:38] <DEViUS> SAN: u will find the groups you belong to
[12:38] <Guest76455> but i use the server edition
[12:38] <vigo> GenericBox: Have a LONG look at the Documentation. Then take a long look, daily, at the Forums. and join in and let others know what you discover.
[12:38] <Guest76455> so just a console
[12:38] <cwillu> Guest76455, sudo -l I think
[12:38] <DEViUS> Hi, i need help with my laptop, when i close the lid it never blanks, stand by's, hybernates OR anything no matter what it do???.....pliz help
[12:38] <GenericBox> k thanks everyone for all the help
[12:39] <ggg> abdullah: r u here?
[12:39] <GenericBox> Can I access / transfer files over my wireless network the same as windows with ubuntu?
 thx very much
[12:39] <cwillu> DEViUS, right click on the battery icon and hit preferences
[12:39] <DEViUS> cwillu: ya...
[12:40] <cwillu> GenericBox, yes, works pretty much the same way
[12:40] <DEViUS> cwillu: i configured all that but it never works
[12:40] <GenericBox> Yep just found it
[12:41] <vigo> GenericBox: Yes you can and it is really a much easier process.
[12:41] <GenericBox> cool. time to go fiddle :)
[12:41] <DEViUS> cwillu: i know its ""supposed"" to work, but its not :S ?
[12:41] <GenericBox> cyas
[12:41] <abdullah> did you use windows before useing ubuntu
[12:41] <chinmaya> anyone- if we use rm command to remove any file where does it go?? It is not in recyclebin ??
[12:41] <cwillu> chinmaya, rm (and del in windows) is permanent and immediate
[12:41] <DEViUS> Hi, i need help with my laptop, when i close the lid it never blanks, stand by's, hybernates OR anything no matter what it do???.....pliz help
[12:42] <abdullah> you mean in the terminal
[12:42] <shadeslayer> DEViUS: '/usr/share/applications/gnome-power-preferences.desktop'
[12:42] <DEViUS> shadeslayer: what about it :S ?
[12:42] <cwillu> shadeslayer, he was already looking at it
[12:43] <Guest36519> when i try to play video on facebook, i get following error: Flash Player upgrade required! I tried to install the latest versions of flash couple of time, but this error is still there. On other video sites like youtube, videos are playing fine!
[12:43] <shadeslayer> cwillu: are you helping him??
[12:43] <chinmaya> anyone- if we use rm command to remove any file where does it go?? It is not in recyclebin ??
[12:43] <shadeslayer> chinmaya: its deleted
[12:44] <cwillu> shadeslayer, no, I just read what he said when I told him to go to the exact same place :;
[12:44] <cwillu> :p
[12:44] <shadeslayer> oh...
[12:44] <DEViUS> so ppl....
[12:44] <DEViUS> btw am using a UNR
[12:44] <cwillu> DEViUS, normally when the lid is closed, the backlight is turned off by hardware (i.e., the os can detect that it's closed, but it's not responsible for the backlight itself)
[12:44] <cwillu> DEViUS, which makes me suspect a hardware fault in the switch
[12:44] <jamiewan> chinmaya: see cwillu coment above a few lines
[12:45] <shadeslayer> DEViUS: sudo apt-get install gnome-power-manager;gnome-power-manager
[12:45] <Guest36519> when i try to play video on facebook, i get following error: Flash Player upgrade required! I tried to install the latest versions of flash couple of time, but this error is still there. On other video sites like youtube, videos are playing fine!
[12:46] <cwillu> chinmaya, rm (and del in windows) is permanent and immediate.  The file is simply gone (i.e., same thing as what happens after you empty the trash)
[12:46] <shadeslayer> !flash | Guest36519
[12:46] <ohir> vivek can you read "No such file or directory "?
[12:46] <ohir> oops
[12:46] <indus> sudo dpkg -i <package name> v/s sudo apt-get install whats the diff
[12:46] <cwillu> indus, apt-get will download the package, and will also install any packages it depends on
[12:46] <indus> gdebi and synaptic both do the same?
[12:46] <shadeslayer> indus: dpkg searches for packages in /var/cache , apt-get downloads
[12:46] <cwillu> indus, dpkg -i just installs that one package
[12:47] <shadeslayer> indus: + and installs the package
[12:47] <indus> cwillu: aah it does check for dependencies but doesnt download them
[12:47] <indus> shadeslayer: cwillu: i always thought this was a good question to ask ;)
[12:47] <Phil_26> Hi. I'm currently trying to build the latest kernel in 9.04. At one place, I am tell that I can change the kernel revision : Note: You can replace "386" with anything you want. Like "k7" or "686.". I was wondering what to use at this place. I'm currently running the 64 bits version with a Core2Duo.
[12:48] <amerj> hi, i have a strange problem, i started my pc I found English language is lost !! and my keyboard is only writing Arabic, can't switch the language, even in run level 1, do u have any idea?
[12:48] <sivel> hello all
[12:48] <cwillu> Phil_26, just an fyi, there are mainline kernel builds already available
[12:48] <indus> shadeslayer: cwillu:also ,after gdebi installs it,it does list in synaptic later,so does that mean if i uninstall from synaptic,it will remove dependencies also?
[12:48] <cwillu> Phil_26, http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[12:48] <indus> tough question ?
[12:48] <shadeslayer> indus: yep
[12:48] <indus> :D
[12:48] <cwillu> indus, not generally, although there are options to clean up unused dependencies
[12:49] <sivel> ive added nm-applet & to my fluxbox startup, and it connects fine, but hteres no icon on the panel, what am i doing wrong?
[12:49] <vigo> chinmaya: here and other places: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/developers-reference/tools.html#quinn-diff
[12:49] <indus> apt-get clean?
[12:49] <cwillu> no, that's something else ;p
[12:49] <shadeslayer> indus: no... sudo apt-get install deborphan; sudo apt-get --purge remove `deborphan`
[12:49] <shadeslayer> indus: or the janitor thingy in 9.04
[12:49] <cwillu> indus, (and shadeslayer) sudo apt-get autoremove
[12:50] <cwillu> --purge is something else again :p
[12:50] <indus> cwillu: shadeslayer:i think shadeslayer is right here. deborphan removes teh debs we install with gdebi?
[12:50] <cwillu> indus, (and shadeslayer) clean (and autoclean) are just about deleting the deb files themselves, not related to the installed files
[12:50] <Mike_lifeguard> To resize partitions, they need to be unmounted, right? Can you safely unmount them while logged in, or do I need to get a gparted live cd or something?
[12:50] <indus> cwillu: i think ill use janitor :P
[12:51] <DEViUS> shadeslayer; hardware fault is not suspected cause 1) its new 2) it works under windows
[12:51] <cwillu> indus, open a terminal, type "man apt-get" and then "/autoremove" and be enlightened :p
[12:51] <shadeslayer> DEViUS: ??
[12:51] <DEViUS> shadeslayer; and gnomepower manager is installed
[12:51] <DEViUS> shadeslayer;  what ??
[12:51] <unop> sivel, does it start up ok when invoked from the terminal?
[12:51] <shadeslayer> DEViUS: oh..do you see a batteru icon in the top panel?
[12:51] <pale> can i have two difernet version of graphic card drivers on two diferent kernels, i dont wana compile drivers every time when i boot up into other kernel
[12:51] <DEViUS> shadeslayer;  yes
[12:51] <sivel> yes it does
[12:52] <cwillu> indus, (and shadeslayer) --purge is for removing the residual config files (i.e., stuff in /etc), and is unrelated to dependencies
[12:52] <shadeslayer> DEViUS: then right click on it and set everything according to your prefrences
[12:52] <DEViUS> shadeslayer;  i did and it still no working
[12:52] <DEViUS> shadeslayer;  :P
[12:52] <unop> sivel, there might be something wrong with it when invoked from the startup script then .. what I would do is log the startup script and have a look there
[12:53] <sivel> how do i do that?
[12:53] <cwillu> DEViUS, you're not running an alpha of 9.10 by any chance are you?
[12:53] <shadeslayer> DEViUS: strange...how about sudo apt-get install kpowermanager;kpowermanager
[12:54] <unop> sivel,  at the top of the script, put this line in    exec > /tmp/startup.log 2>&1
[12:54] <Q-FUNK> is there any way to configure gvfs NOT to show dot files? the gtk2 file selector suddenly decided to show all dot files, which is rather annoying.
[12:54] <cwillu> Q-FUNK, hit ctrl-h
[12:54] <unop> sivel, log out and log back in .. when done, have a look in /tmp/startup.log
[12:54] <cwillu> or right click and deselect show hidden files
[12:54] <stuckey> Hello
[12:54] <sivel> okay, doing it now thanks
[12:54] <Q-FUNK> cwillu: that did the trick.  thanks!  is this documented anywhere?
[12:55] <stuckey> Can I install ubuntu onto a logical volume? The hard disk is full, the logical volume in question has been extended to cover the entire disk.
[12:55] <cwillu> Q-FUNK, probably :p
[12:55] <Q-FUNK> ;)
[12:56] <unop> stuckey, yes, linux doesn't mind what type of partition it is installed on
[12:56] <indus> how to get nick in bold
[12:56] <stuckey> unop: So what do I select when I'm in the partition editor?
[12:56] <indus> unop: what do u mean? it does mind
[12:56] <unop> stuckey, this partition in question
[12:56] <indus> or maybe i got the question wrong
[12:56] <cwillu> DEViUS, open a terminal, run acpi_listen, and then close and reopen the lid
[12:57] <stuckey> unop: But won't that overwrite what's already on it???
[12:57] <shadeslayer> indus: just use tab complete,you automatically get highlightrd
[12:57] <shadeslayer> *highlighted
[12:57] <indus> indus:
[12:57] <unop> stuckey, it will indeed
[12:57] <shadeslayer> !tab | indus
[12:57] <indus> hmm?
[12:57] <stuckey> unop: see, I don't want to do that. I want to keep what's on the logical volume
[12:57] <cwillu> stuckey, yes it will.  The installer has another option though, to resize the existing partition to make room
[12:57] <shadeslayer> indus: now?
[12:57] <indus> ya i dont get it
[12:57] <stuckey> cwillu: Will that work without destroying data?
[12:57] <cwillu> stuckey, "installing to a logical partition" doesn't mean "install to a file inside that partiton"
[12:57] <unop> stuckey, you'll need to make a new partition then .. resize one so you have enough free space
[12:57] <anr78> anyone running Ubuntu on one of the later MacBook Pro's that can tell me if temperature is still an issue?
[12:57] <cwillu> stuckey, yes, although a power failure during that process is fatal
[12:58] <stuckey> cwillu: So it's safe unless I have a power failure?
[12:58] <cwillu> stuckey, depending on the size of the partition, it can take a few hours, and there's no real progress indication midway through)
[12:58] <shadeslayer> indus: its magic!! :P
[12:58] <stuckey> cwillu: it's 550GB
[12:58] <indus> shadeslayer: please tell me
[12:58] <cwillu> stuckey, like most things that involve shuffling large amounts of data on the disk, it's safe if you have backups or are breave
[12:58] <cwillu> s/breave/brave/
[12:59] <indus> stuckey: unless an asteroid hits the earth,you wont have any problems
[12:59] <cwillu> ugh
[12:59] <cwillu> don't say that
[12:59] <cwillu> stuckey, in principle it will just work, but you _really_ should have backups
[12:59] <shadeslayer> indus: type shade and then use tab to complete nick and then type something
[12:59] <DEViUS> cwillu: no it ubuntu netbook remix 8.04, on an HP Mini 2140
[12:59] <indus> shadeslayer:  crap
[12:59] <cwillu> DEViUS, what does that have to do with my instructions?
[12:59] <stuckey> So it's okay to resize a partition with LVM on it?
[12:59] <indus> hmm nothing seemed to happen
[12:59] <stuckey> It has one logical volume on it.
[12:59] <cwillu> DEViUS, open a terminal, run acpi_listen, and then close and reopen the lid
[13:00] <shadeslayer> indus: -.-
[13:00] <DEViUS> cwillu: u asked if i was running an alpha
[13:00] <indus> shadeslayer: test ping ignore
[13:00] <DEViUS> cwillu: ill do that
[13:00] <indus> shadeslayer: smfkkff]ff;]q[jfcq
[13:00] <cwillu> DEViUS, oh, heh, that was a long time ago :p
[13:00] <indus> damn!
[13:00] <indus> !damn
[13:00] <DEViUS> lol
[13:00] <Pici> indus: stop
[13:00] <indus> ok mod angry
[13:00] <indus> !lvm
[13:01] <DEViUS> cwillu: battery C1C0 00000081 00000001 "thats the output i get"
[13:01] <pale> can i have two difernet version of graphic card drivers on two diferent kernels, i dont wana compile drivers every time when i boot up into other kernel
[13:01] <indus> its a good question,how do you install ubuntu on an LVM
[13:01] <cwillu> DEViUS, and that happened when you closed the lid, or before?
[13:01] <indus> pale: yes you can i think i had it once
[13:01] <DEViUS> cwillu: when i closed
[13:01] <cwillu> DEViUS, that's cute
[13:02] <pale> indus, pls tell me
[13:02] <mbnoimi> hi all, I want to know how I can install fonts to my OS?
[13:02] <DEViUS> cwillu: xD,  i dont think so
[13:02] <Pici> !font| mbnoimi
[13:02] <indus> pale: i dont remember exactly,but i couldnt boot into higher kernel cos i fiddled with X,so i booted into lower with intact X drivers
[13:02] <pale> indus, copy modules form existing working kernel to a nwe kernnel but i doen't work
[13:03] <indus> pale: i used restricted drivers to change driver for each kernel . cool ha:)
[13:03] <cwillu> DEViUS, two things to try, one riskier than the other
[13:03] <cwillu> DEViUS, apparently there's a bios update that might (_might_) fix it
[13:04] <DEViUS> cwillu: oh wAw, how not nice
[13:04] <DEViUS> cwillu: how bad could the damage be?
[13:04] <Suhar> st
[13:04] <Suhar> list
[13:04] <cwillu> DEViUS, alternatively (and far safer), you can download a 2.6.30 kernel from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/ , which might also fix it
[13:04] <indus> pale: i had this issue with hardy, was trying to get 180 driver,but wont load X,so used 177 for lower kernel
[13:04] <cwillu> DEViUS, honestly, I'd try the 2.6.30 kernel, and forget I even mentioned the bios update :p
[13:04] <indus> whaats teh command to join a server on irc
[13:04] <DEViUS> cwillu: is the bbios update from hp
[13:04] <DEViUS> cwillu: or from ???
[13:05] <cwillu> DEViUS, a random blog comment
[13:05] <cwillu> again, try the kernel first :p
[13:05] <cwillu> if it works, everything should just work
[13:05] <erieslabnx1> in order to add a nic card to my ubuntu machine, all I should have to do is go to /etc/network/interfaces and add the line 'auto eth0' then restart network?
[13:05] <DEViUS> cwillu: ok
[13:05] <Suhar> а то гном лагает сильно
[13:06] <cwillu> !ru
[13:06] <erUSUL> erieslabnx1: you need an aditional line configuring the eth0
[13:06] <Suhar> thanks
[13:06] <Suhar> sossy
[13:06] <Suhar> sorry
[13:06] <erUSUL> erieslabnx1: or just use network manager
[13:06] <mbnoimi> كيف بإمكاني تنصيب الخطوط في أوبنتو؟
[13:06] <erieslabnx> I tried rebooting the machine and it seems to not see it in the network manager
[13:06] <erUSUL> !sa
[13:07] <indus> erUSUL: how do u know he is saudi araiba?
[13:07] <DEViUS> cwillu: yo seriously which one, i have an atom proccesser, and im not sure which arcitecture to use, :S
[13:07] <cwillu> DEViUS, same one as the ubuntu you installed
[13:07] <erieslabnx> erUSUL is there usually some generic line to configure or is it different with every nic?
[13:07] <erUSUL> indus: i do not. it is the only factoid i know that points to arab help
[13:07] <defrysk> atom is non amd64
[13:07] <erUSUL> erieslabnx: no is generic
[13:07] <indus> assalam alekom
[13:07] <defrysk> so use i386
[13:08] <DEViUS> i dunno which :p....i used the ubuntu netbook remix image from flash
[13:08] <erieslabnx> indus is that how you spell that man?
[13:08] <DEViUS> cwillu: i dunno which :p....i used the ubuntu netbook remix image from flash
[13:08] <indus> erieslabnx:sure : or salaam alekom wa alekom salaam
[13:08] <cwillu> DEViUS, install _i386
[13:08] <DEViUS> lol am kernel illiterate :p
[13:08] <DEViUS> k
[13:08] <erieslabnx> lol
[13:08] <Pici> !offtopic | indus
[13:08] <chinmaya> anyone- if we use rm command to remove any file where does it go?? It is not in recyclebin ??
[13:08] <cwillu> the image, and the headers (i386 and all)
[13:08] <ubun00b> woohoo installing flash caused my browser to fail to restore tabs and wiped my bookmarks yaaay
[13:09] <cwillu> chinmaya,
[13:09] <Pici> chinmaya: Its gone.
[13:09] <cwillu> chinmaya, I told you twice already
[13:09] <indus> Pici: one line of off topic is fine
[13:09] <Pici> indus: No, its not.
[13:09] <indus> Pici: as long as we are human it is.
[13:09] <ubun00b> as long as installing flash wipes your bookmarks...
[13:09] <chinmaya> cwillu, i've nt asked it before
[13:09] <indus> Pici: stop picking on me unnecessarily ... iam here to help
[13:10] <cwillu> ubun00b, that sounds like an unrelated problem of your firefox session getting corrupted
[13:10] <erieslabnx> like this? >> iface eth1 inet dhcp
[13:10] <DEViUS> cwillu: so which do install first headers/image  ?
[13:10] <cwillu> DEViUS, doesn't really matter
[13:10] <DEViUS> k
[13:10] <glaceman> HI THERE
[13:10] <cwillu> DEViUS, the headers just makes sure that any random kernel modules can get built at a later time
[13:10] <indus> glaceman: hello
[13:10] <glaceman> HI THERE
[13:10] <glaceman> ANY HELP AROUND PLEASE ?
[13:11] <indus> glaceman: yes but use small letters
[13:11] <DEViUS> cwillu: and do i need to modify something in grub, or it add automatically ?
[13:11] <ubun00b> cwillu: moments after installing flash using this link: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash
[13:11] <chinmaya> cwillu, ohhh........i'm sorry at that time my xchat encountered with a problem.........!! and i shutted it down..........plz can u again!
[13:11] <glaceman> ok
[13:11] <glaceman> that's better :P
[13:11] <glaceman> sorry just new around
[13:11] <cwillu> DEViUS, it'll show up automatically
[13:11] <indus> glaceman: so tell us your problem
[13:11] <cwillu> chinmaya, rm (and del in windows) is permanent and immediate.  The file is simply gone (i.e., same thing as what happens after you empty the trash)
[13:12] <indus> !hello | glaceman
[13:12] <ubun00b> !uninstall flash
[13:12] <glaceman> thanks u ubottu
[13:12] <glaceman> firs of all
[13:12] <glaceman> how do i put a color on my text
[13:12] <glaceman> im running irssi right now
[13:12] <FloodBot1> glaceman: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:12] <glaceman> im not flooding ?
[13:12] <indus> glaceman: type all on a single line :)
[13:12] <glaceman> what he talking about ?
[13:12] <glaceman> ok ok i got it
[13:12] <indus> glaceman: its a bot ,
[13:12] <indus> ubottu:
[13:12] <DEViUS> cwillu: oh btw its image the headers, cause dependents blablabla, shuld be satisfied xD
[13:13] <glaceman> how to put some colors on my text, using irssi ?
[13:13] <DEViUS> *then
[13:13] <scizzo-> glaceman: also....what do you mean with colors on the text?
[13:13] <scizzo-> glaceman: so that everyone else sees it in color or you want to change the display color for yourself?
[13:13] <glaceman> i mean, ur text is yellow for me, and Shady_  is blue, mine is black
[13:13] <shady> :/
[13:13] <glaceman> i want to change the color of it
[13:13] <scizzo-> glaceman: its called theming
[13:13] <ubun00b> woohoo organize bookmarks crashed my FF...
[13:13] <scizzo-> glaceman: www.irssi.org
[13:13] <glaceman> the display for myself
[13:13] <indus> glaceman: hmm i too want color now, mine is all black :P
[13:14] <glaceman> ok
[13:14] <scizzo-> indus: www.irssi.org
[13:14] <scizzo-> indus: themes
[13:14] <glaceman> well my primary question here is that actually im a new migrator, from microsoft products, actually microsoft certified engineer, but newbie on linux, lol, using ubuntu version right now, and i like it actually, pretty much better optioons, and performances
[13:14] <Slart> indus, glaceman: mmm.. transparent irssi on top of a web browser.. really really annoying.. but I'm waiting for someone to walk by and say it's cool ;)
[13:15] <glaceman> and i've been digging around, finding new things bla blab la, then today i noticed something, every driver is working fine on my laptop, bluetooth, touch buttons, camera, etc... but not my usb flash drive
[13:15] <glaceman> :P Slart
[13:15] <cwillu> glaceman, it's always something :p
[13:15] <AuDaX> irc://irc.karma-irc.net/nerve
[13:15] <cwillu> although flashdrives are usually the easier ones
[13:16] <glaceman> i have 2 usb sticks actually, one of 4GB wish is being detected, the other one 8Gb not detected :S
[13:16] <cwillu> sdhc?
[13:16] <Dreamglider> how do i restart alsa sound engine ?
[13:16] <cwillu> I'm guessing
[13:16] <Slart> glaceman: hmm.. usb flash drives.. the only thing that just works.. all the time.. anyting in the syslog when you plug it in?
[13:16] <Rupp> Dreamglider: alsaconfig
[13:16] <Slart> glaceman: tail -f /var/log/syslog, unplug/plugin
[13:16] <Rupp> Dreamglider: alsaconf
[13:16] <glaceman> wait wait guys
[13:16] <Rupp> Dreamglider: alsaconf is the right one
[13:16] <glaceman> hang on lol, too many colors around :P
[13:17] <cwillu> glaceman, is it a reader or just an integrated thumbdrive?
[13:17] <mattmilo> hello
[13:17] <glaceman> i dont even know what's the syslog is located
[13:17] <Dreamglider> Rupp: command not found
[13:17] <mattmilo> just made the switch from windows to ubuntu
[13:17] <abdullah> hi
[13:17] <glaceman> it's a usb stick, ntfs partition, used to work on xp
[13:17] <cwillu> glaceman, tip:  if I'm talking to you, you want to pay attention to me :)
[13:17] <defrysk> get alsatools
[13:17] <glaceman> both sticks are like this, but one of them is working
[13:17] <abdullah> hello
[13:17] <mattmilo> everything is running really smoothly, only problem is my wireless is noticeably slower
[13:17] <glaceman> ok cwillu
[13:17] <abdullah> all friends
[13:17] <glaceman> go aheahd
[13:17] <Slart> glaceman: open a terminal.. run "tail -f /var/log/syslog".. you've now got a running display of the syslog.. it will update when anything new comes in
[13:18] <mattmilo> any ideas why this would be happening?
[13:18] <Slart> glaceman: unplug the usb drive.. wait a couple of seconds.. plug it in.. see what comes up in the terminal window
[13:18] <cwillu> glaceman, any chance it wasn't unmounted cleanly from windows?
[13:18] <mattmilo> my connection only shows one bar, 15% connectivity to be exact
[13:18] <mattmilo> which im pretty sure wasnt the case before
[13:18] <glaceman> ok cwillu
[13:18] <glaceman> saying scanning, device scan complete
[13:18] <Rupp> Dreamglider: sudo alsaconf?
[13:19] <Rupp> mattmilo: thats good :)
[13:19] <glaceman> no, it always being removed properly, used it in the office 1h ago
[13:19] <Slart> Rupp: alsaconf hasn't been available in ubuntu for a couple of versions
[13:19] <glaceman> i think there's error
[13:19] <ohir> glaceman: Slart: sudo first. sudo tail -f /var/log/syslog
[13:19] <Slart> ohir: shouldn't be needed for reading
[13:20] <defrysk> sudo apt-get install alsa-tools then try again
[13:20] <Rupp> Start: i am in between puppy and ubuntu forgot what chat I was in
[13:20] <mattmilo> Rupp: thanks, any ideas how i could improve my wifi issue?
[13:20] <ohir> Slart: -rw-r----- 1 syslog adm
[13:20] <Dreamglider> Rupp: command not found
[13:20] <ohir> hm.. first user, I see, is in adm group anyway
[13:20] <cwillu> Slart, ohir, readable by the default user
[13:20] <glaceman> cwillu:
[13:20] <mattmilo> ive been downloading a 56mb security update for 2 hours now
[13:20] <Slart> ohir: and who is in the admin group.. I am =)
[13:20] <glaceman> can we talk in pvt please
[13:20] <glaceman> im confused,
[13:20] <glaceman> and not being able to read everything, lines are running fast
[13:21] <slushpuppeh> Hi, could anyone kindly highlight what the problem is in here? http://pastebin.com/m3ecde7f2
[13:21]  * ohir step back with sudo, new user works in adm group :-)
[13:21] <ubun00b> lol I don't even have room for tomboynotes :D
[13:21] <mattmilo> and Im on a 22mb/s adsl 2 connection
[13:21] <jaret> qq: how do I replace libtool with ubuntus own scripts ??
[13:21] <cwillu> glaceman, check your pm's
[13:21] <Slart> ohir: of course.. under the assumption that we are using the first user.. might not always be the case..
[13:22] <ubun00b> now I see what the problem is! guys, what's the minimum of the casper-rw file you have to have for ubuntu??
[13:22] <ubun00b> *size
[13:22] <ohir> glaceman: there you should have log messages about plug in / plug out usb device
[13:22] <deany> does an nfs share have to be a linux type filesystem or will it be ok for fat32
[13:22] <seevee> ~$ sudo mount albert:/dev/hda3/home /home/dir --- gives error mount: RPC: Remote system error - Connection refused ----- but, it's the same machine, I'm just trying to get /home/dir to be a client directory of another partition. Help?
[13:23] <Slart> deany: I don't really think nfs cares what filesystem it uses.. or.. wait.. there was something about ntfs not being shareable by nfs.. have you tried?
[13:23] <ubun00b> because I think I have it on 830+ mb, that makes my whole linux distro storage around 830mb, would that potentially form problems like taking me 5 hours to install a graphix driver and troubleshoot flash ??
[13:23] <longthen> hello there
[13:24] <longthen> Anyone read Full Circle Magazine?
[13:24] <ubun00b> longthen:  what's that?
[13:24] <Dreamglider> sound is just looping like in a 0.1 sec loop
[13:24] <deany> no, Im about to have a go setting one up, for dumping clonezilla backups to, so thought no need for samba as they are all linux.. unless samba is faster
[13:24] <longthen> magazine
[13:25] <longthen> about ubuntu
[13:25] <deany> Slart, the partition im backin up to is fat32..
[13:25] <ubun00b> longthen: I would like to find out more, but my firefox keeps crashing because ubuntu is such a stable system
[13:25] <Slart> deany: samba is not faster.. than anything...
[13:25] <longthen> :<
[13:25] <Slart> deany: personally I've only used nfs with ext3 and xfs.. never fat32 or ntfs
[13:26] <deany> Slart, I`ll try it..
[13:26] <ubun00b> longthen: I can't even visit sites explaining how to uninstall flash -_-
[13:26] <ubun00b> + it wiped all of my bookmarks
[13:26] <ubun00b> 3 cheers...
[13:27] <longthen> dont you use xmark?
[13:27] <mattmilo> so does anyone know how I can resolve my wifi reception issues?
[13:27] <mattmilo> is it a driver problem?
[13:28] <ubun00b> longthen: just the standard FF that came with ubuntu
[13:29] <ubun00b> longthen: I thought about updating but since that terribly failed yesterday...
[13:29] <longthen> ubun00b:i sintalled a plug-in named xmark in ff
[13:29] <ohir> ubun00b: interesting. I use FF daily and never ever it crashed on me
[13:29] <vigo> !backup | ubun00b
[13:30] <ubun00b> I do have around 10+ tomboynotes concerning this though so this will probably make a long blogpost lol
[13:30] <ubun00b> yeah I thought I had the system backed up nicely (it's booting from the persistent liveUSB environment)
[13:30] <longthen> It works very well,the bookmarks is saved in the net
[13:31] <ubun00b> *goes to look for xmark*
[13:31] <longthen> :)
[13:31] <vigo> longthen: Yes, xmark is a great doo-dad
[13:32] <matt__> Hi all,  under Ubuntu, what is the library that handles key presses before it reaches the currently active application?
[13:32] <longthen> yeah
[13:32] <longthen> anyone is learning PHP?
[13:32] <melkham> hey, does anyone know how i can mark multiple folders in mc (midnight commander) ?
[13:32] <Pici> longthen: ##php would be a good place to discuss php
[13:33] <DEViUS> cwillu: am back
[13:33] <longthen> thanks for your advice
[13:33] <ubun00b> longthen: xmark is an addon, since I'm a bit weary on installing an addon yet (I don't even have a functioning back-button in FireFox lol), I'm going to try to fix flash first
[13:34] <ubun00b> but it's noted though, so thanks for the tip :)
[13:34] <DEViUS> cwillu: new kernel, boot better, at least i can keep the power cable in when booting, but the wirelless dosent work, and the problem we discussed still REMAiNz.....=(
[13:34] <cwillu> :/
[13:34] <cwillu> well, was worth a shot
[13:34] <DEViUS> ya true
[13:34] <cwillu> DEViUS, check launchpad, file a bug
[13:34] <Slart> I can't really understand why people want to send their bookmarks to some weirdo company for storage.. you can back them up to a file instead.. on your own system
[13:34] <DEViUS> k
[13:34] <Bacta> Hi whenever I try and do cat /dev/random | /dev/dsp (yes I know this is stupid) I get "Permission Denied"
[13:34] <longthen> ubun00b::)
[13:35] <Bacta> How can I get this to work?
[13:35] <thiebaude> Slart: yep
[13:35] <lstarnes> Bacta: use > or >> instead of |. | is only used for sending output through a coomand
[13:35] <lstarnes> *command
[13:35] <hasta> ﻿/msg ubuntuhelp !nick
[13:35] <thiebaude> Slart: i have my bookmarks on floppy
[13:35] <hasta> !nick
[13:35] <Slart> thiebaude: I've setup webdav on my server and use that for syncing
[13:36] <thiebaude> kewl
[13:36] <Bacta> lstarnes: I'm not hearing anything
[13:36] <Bacta> Wait
[13:36] <Bacta> /dev/sda did it :)
[13:36] <Bacta> it's hardly music though ;)
[13:37] <Slart> Bacta: you might want to use /dev/urandom instead
[13:37] <Bacta> Neat :)
[13:37] <Slart> Bacta: you don't really need encryption grade random numbers for making bbrszsczcz noise
[13:37] <bullgard4> I inserted in ~/.irssi/config : '{name = "#ekiga"; chatnet = "GIMPnet"; autojoin = "yes"; password = "***"; botmasks = "*!*bots@host.org"; autosendcmd = "/^msg $0 op pass"; },', logged out and logged in. But this channel does not appear automatically. The command '/j #ekiga' works though. What is the reason?
[13:37] <seevee> !mount rpc
[13:38] <abdullah> can be made from gwbasic
[13:38] <Bacta> I can hear my mother talking to me ... is it bad?
[13:38] <abdullah> or logo
[13:38] <Slart> Bacta: huh? what command did you run?
[13:38] <DEViUS> cwillu: oh check this out......https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport/Machines/Netbooks#HP%20Mini%202140
[13:38] <Bacta> oh hold on. she's in my room now
[13:38] <abdullah> www.logo.com
[13:38] <cwillu> DEViUS, yay ;p
[13:39]  * Slart wonders if it's ~/mom or /home/bacta/mom  that will show up on my computer =)
[13:39] <Bacta> cat /dev/zero > /dev/dsp gives a neat click and then nothing more
[13:40] <Slart> Bacta: are you surprised?
[13:40] <ikonia> Bacta: it's just random chars, that can't be made into regognisable noise
[13:40] <Bacta> I know that, don't ruin my fun!
[13:41] <Bacta> which one in /dev corresponds to my network?
[13:41] <ikonia> none
[13:43]  * Bacta is listening to his hard drive
[13:43] <ikonia> Bacta: this is a support channel - you know this, please stop now
[13:46] <vigo> I think I have some bad blocks or sectors on the HDD, does DVD disaster or some other gram repair or attempt a repair on such hardware?
[13:46] <ikonia> vigo: harddrives normally have their own tools from their vendors for linux
[13:46] <Slart> vigo: not sure if you can repair it.. ddrescue tries to read it in some sneaky ways
[13:46] <trendy> Oh really let me know about that
[13:47] <vigo> Thank you.
[13:47] <trendy> Why??
[13:47] <deany> anyone know if clonezilla has any wifi drivers available?  the one im using is based on jaunty kernel, and im just wondering if theres some command i can issue to enable wifi if i drop to prompt in clonezilla
[13:48] <ikonia> deany: this is ubuntu support only
[13:48] <znh> vigo, you can't repair damaged hardware with software. However in some situations you are able to retrieve data, with tools such as Slart suggested.
[13:48] <Slart> trendy?
[13:48] <deany> k
[13:48] <trendy> Yeah
[13:48] <trendy> How are you doing Slart
[13:48] <Slart> trendy: did you have a question?
[13:49] <Kangarooo> witch programm is easy to cut 1min from one film with? from .avi file? I could usually with VLC but now that possibility is not anymore..
[13:49] <vigo> znh: Yes, that was the area of concern, to back up what I did not back up last week and replace the HDD with another one.
[13:49] <Slart> Kangarooo: avidemux is easy to use
[13:50] <erUSUL> Kangarooo: avidemux
[13:51] <znh> !clonezilla
[13:51] <znh> see, it's offtopic
[13:51] <vigo> !forums
[13:52] <Kangarooo> ok Slart and erUSUL :) thanks :)
[13:52] <vigo> It may be covered in the forums.
[13:52] <Slart> Kangarooo: you're welcome
[13:52] <erieslabnx> I have completely reinstalled twice now and still ubuntu does not see my nic, is there some way to force it to recognize?
[13:52] <ubun00b> please, can some one provide me with a link on how to COMPLETELY remove flash and its components? because of that my firefox keeps crashing
[13:52] <bullgard4> I inserted in ~/.irssi/config : '{name = "#ekiga"; chatnet = "GIMPnet"; autojoin = "yes"; password = "***"; botmasks = "*!*bots@host.org"; autosendcmd = "/^msg $0 op pass"; },', logged out and logged in. But this channel does not autojoin. The command '/j #ekiga' works though. What is the reason?
[13:53] <Slart> erieslabnx: pastebin the output of "lspci" ?
[13:53] <longthen> Sometimes I use shortcut key ,the system was halted. anyone met this ?
[13:53] <erieslabnx> !help pastebin
[13:53] <Pici> !paste | erieslabnx
[13:53] <Slart> bullgard4: tried /reload ?
[13:53] <Slart> bullgard4: I don't think it reads the config file until you restart irssi
[13:54] <lstarnes> bullgard4: a /reload should reload it
[13:54] <longthen> ubun00b: your net is slow or what
[13:54] <Knoedel1> hi all, is there a drbd8-module for ubuntu 9.04 ? I see only drbd8-utils
[13:54] <lstarnes> bullgard4: make sure it appears in /channel list
[13:55] <bullgard4> Slart: "restart" means "to restart the computer" or "to restart GNOME'?
[13:55] <ubun00b> longthen: I have no idea what it is, I know that it isn't supposed to be (I'm on 54mbit wifi)
[13:55] <lstarnes> bullgard4: no, restart irssi
[13:55] <ubun00b> longthen: I installed flash, and since then my firefox is one pile of crash
[13:55] <ubun00b> :p
[13:55] <Slart> bullgard4: restart irssi
[13:55] <longthen> ubun00b: you can try another web browser
[13:56] <adriannome> Hi. i now need a windows machin to upgrade my iphone. i wont install windows on my desktop computer, but i have an eee 900 that i can install it and than just install ubuntu after the iphone upgrade. i have a windows xp cd but no external cdrom drive. is it possible to make a bootable windows usb key from ubuntu?
[13:56] <ubun00b> longthen: lol what do you mean? is there anything besides FF on ubuntu?
[13:56] <bullgard4> Slart: I wrote at the outset that I logged out and logged in. This does imply that Irssi restarted, does it not?
[13:56] <indus> ubun00b: opera
[13:56] <lstarnes> bullgard4: did you reconnect, or did you completely close irssi then open it again?
[13:56] <Slart> bullgard4: I interpreted it as logging out and in the irc server
[13:57] <indus> ubuntulog: ff u mean browser?
[13:57] <longthen> ubun00b: I mean you can download another web browser
[13:57] <Slart> bullgard4: but sure.. if you logged out of gnome/X and logged in again irssi will be restarted
[13:57] <ubun00b> well I could try if in the process my firefox doesn't crash :P
[13:57] <erieslabnx1> Ethernet controller: ADMtekDevice 0185 (rev 11)
[13:57] <longthen> ubun00b: like Epiphany
[13:57] <bullgard4> Slart: Ah! I see. No, I logged out from my GNOME session and restarted the GNOME session.
[13:57] <erieslabnx1> sorry can't post to pastebin because it is my NIC that is not working
[13:58] <ce_teman> nicha-caewm
[13:58] <brendano> i gotta quick question. thinking of relocating to berlin from australia. is there much work for ENG speaking FOSS developes(+level2 deutsch in berlin)? Have a healthcare background and can get work in southern germany but my girl is a berliner and we have to be near her mother while she has kids. Berlin did a sprint just recently yeah? Must be some demand...
[13:58] <maxjezy> hahahaha
[13:58] <Slart> erieslabnx: doh.. sorry.. I think I need some coffee here..
[13:59] <Slart> erieslabnx: when you run lspci you should get a couple of lines.. does anything in that list look like a network card?
[13:59] <adriannome> Hi. i now need a windows machin to upgrade my iphone. i wont install windows on my desktop computer, but i have an eee 900 that i can install it and than just install ubuntu after the iphone upgrade. i have a windows xp cd but no external cdrom drive. is it possible to make a bootable windows usb key from ubuntu?
[13:59] <vigo> brendano: Look at Libre or something like that.
[14:00] <erieslabnx1> only the ethernet controller slart
[14:00] <brendano> thx vigo!
[14:00] <longthen> ubun00b:you can try this :  sudo apt-get install epiphany
[14:00] <bullgard4> lstarnes: The '/channel' list output does not include #ekiga.
[14:00] <erieslabnx1> ADMtek Device 0185 (rev11)
[14:00] <Slart> erieslabnx: here's mine http://pastebin.com/f475a6654, my network card is listed as Bridge: nVidia Corp. MCP55 Ehternet (rev a2)
[14:00] <nicha_caem> nicha-caem
[14:00] <lstarnes> bullgard4: are you sure that it is in the correct section of the config file>
[14:01] <Slart> erieslabnx: ah.. but it shows up there.. then ubuntu knows that it's there
[14:01] <blip-> hi, I've been getting a BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 on  http://security.ubuntu.com intrepid-security for about 2 weeks now... how can I resolve this issue ?
[14:01] <ubun00b> longthen: I give up, I think there's something seriously wrong with my install, I can't even go to 'Applications > Add/Remove > Internet' to get a list
[14:01] <blip-> shall I email <ftpmaster@ubuntu.com> as it suggests ?
[14:01] <Slart> erieslabnx: is it a new motherboard? as in brand new, less than a year old?
[14:01] <ubun00b> longthen: I think these errors have something to do with the casper-rw filesize
[14:01] <longthen> ubun00b:maybe
[14:02] <bullgard4> lstarnes: Fairly much: I appended it at the end of the channel defintion part.
[14:02] <ubun00b> longthen: right now it's around 830mb (which is basically the persistent storage size for ubuntu)
[14:02] <indus> anyone need help. Its one of my tasks or i cant sleep well :)
[14:02] <ubun00b> and I recall it being a minimum of 2GB or something like that
[14:03] <solomon> I have a somewhat unique need... my CPU is fubar, and crashes the system when it gets anywhere near halfway hot.  I solved the problem by setting up cpu scaling to underclock it by about 50%.  Problem is, I decided to re-install without considering that the install CD doesn't underclock; so it crashed shortly after formatting my FS.  So... is there any way for me to pass some boot param or something to tell it to underclock my CPU from t
[14:03] <crowbar> Is there a way to check if an object is managed by my EntityManager?
[14:03] <brendano> vigo:ha ha ha
[14:03] <erieslabnx1> the only one that looks similar is the PCI Bridge: Intel Corporation 82801 PCI Bridge (rev82)
[14:03] <crowbar> wrong chan
[14:03] <longthen> ubun00b:I have no idea
[14:03] <adriannome> indus: i need help
[14:03] <adriannome> Hi. i now need a windows machin to upgrade my iphone. i wont install windows on my desktop computer, but i have an eee 900 that i can install it and than just install ubuntu after the iphone upgrade. i have a windows xp cd but no external cdrom drive. is it possible to make a bootable windows usb key from ubuntu?
[14:03] <erieslabnx1> Sorry I wish I could easily paste but it is an offline machine
[14:03] <indus> :)
[14:04] <mib> hi, anyone knows what is the best way for maintaining existing source list for a feisty?
[14:04] <Slart> !feisty | mib
[14:04] <solomon> note that i adjusted a setting in my bios that seemed to underclock the cpu to 800MHz -- at least, before i changed that setting, the thing would crash within a couple of minutes of sitting in bios config.  Bug when the ubuntu installer tries to start with this setting changed, it gets a kernel panic regarding cpufreq
[14:04] <mib> i am using feisty but reluctant to switch to hardy...is there any source list which i still can use?
[14:04] <ubun00b> longthen: thanks anyway for help, but right now I'm off to eat some delicious pancakes, or else I'll go pancakes myself :P
[14:04] <DFarmer> I'm trying to install ubuntu-restricted-extras, but apt-get keeps failing and telling me it cannot resolve gb.archive.ubuntu.com. How do I fix this?
[14:04] <indus> adriannome: not that i know of
[14:04] <indus> adriannome: wait 1 sec
[14:04] <Slart> mib: you'll have to use.. old-releases.ubuntu.com as a repository .. not sure of the spelling there
[14:04] <longthen> ubun00b:ok. see you
[14:05] <kabboo> hey what is the best program for programming
[14:05] <ubun00b> :)
[14:05] <mib> Slart: any link you could reommend for the old releases?
[14:05] <cwillu> mib, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EOLUpgrades
[14:05] <Slart> erieslabnx: hmm.. that doesn't scream network to me..sure thats the one?
[14:05] <davro> soloman: i don't think there is such a feature, only thing you might be able todo is  underclock your chip in your bios if your bios allows this.
[14:05] <Slart> mib: not really. I've never really found a good page to explain it.. sorry..
[14:05] <mib> because my hard disk is limited and i have to use feisty.
[14:05] <solomon> davro: i believe i got it uc'd in my bios, but that seems to piss off cpufreq
[14:05] <indus> adriannome: if you have the windows iso you can create maybe
[14:06] <Slart> mib: but you can go there with a browser and look at the files
[14:06] <mib> the link just now?
[14:06] <indus> adriannome: naah i dont think its possible
[14:06] <Slart> mib: why not just use the !minimal version ... only add the stuff you really need
[14:06] <indus> adriannome: any other questions i could maybe solve
[14:06] <solomon> davro: i tried CPUFREQ=off in grub after googling about it but it still gave the same error
[14:06] <Slart> !minimal | mib
[14:06] <vigo> brendano: http://www.fsfe.org/ seriously, libre germany
[14:06] <adriannome> indus: ok. i tryed with unetbooit, but that dident fikx is.
[14:06] <brendano> can anyone direct me to a genreal developer linux irc server/channel?
[14:06] <indus> adriannome: unetbootit? hmm let me google
[14:06] <erieslabnx1> no I am not sure I am not sure of much at all other than the fact that the nic is not being recognized lol
[14:06] <brendano> *general*
[14:07] <mib> because i short of glibc and other libraries..even doing apt-update gives me some problem
[14:07] <adriannome> indus: unetbootin
[14:07] <davro> soloman: I cannot think of any think other than opening up the box an point as many household fans on the chip location, maybe to get the install done ?
[14:07] <brendano> i.e. all flavors
[14:07] <DFarmer> I'm trying to install ubuntu-restricted-extras, but apt-get keeps failing and telling me it cannot resolve gb.archive.ubuntu.com. How do I fix this?
[14:07] <vigo> Oh,,,
[14:07] <mib> this one do not have feisty :https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[14:07] <mib> only dapper
[14:08] <adriannome> indus: im now trying to install windows in virtualbox and from there make a bootable usbkey to install windows on my eee  900
[14:08] <mib> and hardy
[14:08] <indus> adriannome: thatas for creating linux boot usb
[14:08] <indus> adriannome: ya of course its best option
[14:08] <Slart> mib: I don't really understand... what do you *have to* have feisty?
[14:08] <adriannome> indus: i think so. hope it will work.
[14:08] <SBCU> hello people, little question because of the ubuntu I installed on a Toshiba laptop of a friend of mine, been following the http://taufanlubis.wordpress.com/2007/11/26/fix-no-sound-for-ubuntu-in-toshiba-satellite-a205-s4707/ but I get an err when trying to /usr/src/alsa$ sudo cp /…your_alsa_location.../alsa-*
[14:08] <adriannome> indus: i just wont install windows on my primarry desktop.
[14:09] <indus> adriannome:well,sure it will.Its like running windows virtually,
[14:09] <mib> for the minimal cd, since im using feisty, shouldnt i get feisty version?
[14:09] <DFarmer> I'm trying to install ubuntu-restricted-extras, but apt-get keeps failing and telling me it cannot resolve gb.archive.ubuntu.com. How do I fix this?
[14:09] <indus> DFarmer: try another server
[14:09] <brendano> vigo:ahhh - thought you were playing with my nick. Many thanks!
[14:09] <SBCU> please somebody help me :)
[14:09] <Slart> mib: I was talking about a reinstall
[14:09] <deany> i`m suprised ubuntu doesnt show anything more than windows network in the "network place".  why no nfs?
[14:09] <Slart> mib: since you said you were short on disc space
[14:10] <vigo> brendano: My pleasure. libre is the word in EU.
[14:10] <mib> Slart: i got you..if i upgrade, does it affect my current files in my pc?
[14:10] <DFarmer> indus: How?
[14:10] <brendano> vigo:danke shoen!
[14:10] <indus> SBCU: yes tell me
[14:10] <Slart> mib: it will upgrade the system files and such.. not your documents
[14:10] <SBCU> thanks indus
[14:11] <mib> ohh.so all things still stay (e.g s/w,programs..)
[14:11] <indus> DFarmer: go to system>administration>synaptic >repositories ,then change to a different server
[14:11] <Slart> mib: you should of course backup anything that is important even if it shouldn't be a problem
[14:11] <mib> ermm..
[14:11] <Slart> mib: if you installed stuff from the repos they should be available after the upgrade, yes
[14:11] <rsr> hello
[14:12] <firmW_> I am trying to install Ubuntu on a Pentium machine and it halts in the middle of the process, or it's really slow. what can I do solve this installation process?
[14:12] <mib> so once i back up, i shall burn the minimal cd to ISO image, and do minimal installation(upgrade) to hardy?
[14:12] <FiReSTaRT> firmW_, Pentium I?
[14:12] <firmW_> FiReSTaRT, yep
[14:12] <indus> firmW_: how muc h ram do you have? also disconnect the internet and install
[14:12] <sipior> heh heh
[14:12] <rsr> am I able to remove the boot splash screen?
[14:12] <Slart> mib: no.. you misunderstood.. the minimal cd was for a reinstall.. since the minimal cd doesn't install all the stuff the general desktop install does
[14:13] <rsr> So I can see what exactly is going on at boottime
[14:13] <sipior> FDIV bug in the installer, maybe? :-)
[14:13] <firmW_> indus, not sure but I think it's 128MB
[14:13] <DFarmer> indus: Thanks :)
[14:13] <mib> ohhh..
[14:13] <mib> okie..
[14:13] <indus> firmW_: pentium 1 as in 100 Mhz processor? no it wont install
[14:13] <Slart> mib: so if you use the minimal cd you'll end up with a smaller system.. you can choose not to install openoffice for example. if you don't use that
[14:13] <brendano> hats of fto all here fixing problems - your patience amazes...
[14:13] <gburin> hello fellows! it's my first time here, and I'm having trouble with my wireless
[14:13] <indus> DFarmer: its working now?
[14:13] <FiReSTaRT> firmW_, yikes... indus gave you some good pointers.. the problem is that the antique that you're running wasn't meant to run a modern o.s. once you complete the install, you can always trim it down.. might even consider running the server edition.. leaner, less bloated
[14:13] <DFarmer> indus: Just about to try
[14:13] <mib> ohh..erm.younknow roughly how much it going to take the space for hardy an average?
[14:14] <rsr> you can run xubuntu on that
[14:14] <Slart> mib: upgrading can be done using the internet... or by using a regular install cd
[14:14] <indus> DFarmer: also make sure internet is working :P
[14:14] <firmW_> What about a older version of Ubuntu?
[14:14] <gburin> today I couldn't find any available conections, but yesterday my wireless was working fine
[14:14] <Slart> mib: that would depends entirely on what you install.. a default system uses something like.. less than 5 GB or so..
[14:14] <mib> wow
[14:14] <mib> huge
[14:14] <Slart> mib: and I don't think the earlier versions of ubuntu uses any less
[14:15] <Slart> mib: what kind of hardware are you running this on?
[14:15] <FiReSTaRT> firmW_, they'd have to be REALLY old... but then you'd miss out on most of ubuntu's advantages and all of the support for newer apps
[14:15] <quibbler> rsr-> gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst   ...Then find the latest kernel and remove "quiet splash" from the end of that line
[14:15] <mib> hardware?
[14:15] <mib> on toshiba laptop
[14:15] <vegombrei> hi mozilla has issues with flash videos in porn sites .. anyone else facing a similar problem?
[14:15] <gburin> I've tried to reinstall network manager, also tried to use ndiswrapper as well as proprietary drivers
[14:15] <Slart> mib: let me check how much my vm install uses.. it's probably less than 5GB
[14:15] <firmW_> FiReSTaRT, well, so I have to keep windows running on it :P
[14:15] <mib> okie.
[14:16] <natschil> could anyone recomend me a subversion server that is easy to setup for ubuntu?
[14:16] <abdullah> it is on help.ubuntu.com
[14:16] <mib> or sould i install VM?
[14:16] <Slart> mib: nah.. it's just that I have a fresh install in a vm here..
[14:16] <blip-> so what's the difference between upgrading a package from backports vs PPA repos for 8.10 ?    For example an xfce lib, or a KDE lib
[14:16] <FiReSTaRT> firmW_, i'd try downloading the ubuntu server edition first... it's less bloated and who knows, you might luck out and have it run.. if not, you can always get back to windows 3.1 :D
[14:16] <rsr> vegombrei: I dont see that problem when I used adobe's flash
[14:16] <Slart> mib: my desktop install has so much extra stuff installed..
[14:16] <gburin> and in windows xp, the light of the wireless board turns on, but no network is detected
[14:17] <sipior> firmW_: you'd probably be better off with something a bit more customisable. slackware would be one option. forget running the latest gnome in 128MB of RAM, though. but you could run X and FVWM comfortably there.
[14:17] <rsr> gburin: Try disabling the drivers then reenabling it
[14:17] <rsr> gburin: then reboot
[14:17] <FiReSTaRT> firmW_, and i think somebody mentioned that xubuntu is able to run on that abacus.. that's your other option
[14:17] <gburin> rsr: how do I do it?
[14:17] <firmW_> FiReSTaRT, ok, I will try it out. Thank you. But I still can pick up from win 95, 98, me or 2000.
[14:17] <rsr> firmW_: why dont you try xubuntu?
[14:17] <macvr> firmW_: ^?
[14:17] <Slart> mib: a fresh install of 9.04 Desktop, 32bit,  uses 2.1GB for me
[14:17] <mib> ohh.
[14:18] <rsr> sysem --> administration--> hardware drivers
[14:18] <macvr> firmW_: xubuntu or maybe even puppy linux?
[14:18] <firmW_> xubuntu?
[14:18] <BigMack83> after creating a user with adduser, when i try to login with ssh command i can login, but if i try logging in through nautilus i get invalid user (from /var/log/auth.log)
[14:18] <mib> Slart: would some system space of feisty be taken over by hardy when installing? in other words, maybe it wont use extra 2.1GB..maybe extra 1GB
[14:18] <indus> firmW_: try puppy linux
[14:18] <ctmjr> firmW_, look into damn small linux or one of the other smaller distro's for that machine
[14:18] <indus> !puppy
[14:18] <indus> baah
[14:19] <Slart> mib: it will use some extra disc space during the actual update.. after that it should go down again
[14:19] <mib> ohh
[14:19] <indus> firmW_: damn small linux yes or puppy etc google for it , nothing else will load on your system.
[14:19] <vegombrei> rsr: no dude some sites there's this huge play button and when you click it nothing happens
[14:19] <mib> because mine now has only 1GB free space
[14:19] <Slart> mib: afaik you should end up using 2.1 GB.. after the update.. then you have logs and such that use space too
[14:19] <firmW_> puppy sounds homo, are you homo guys?
[14:19] <FiReSTaRT> firmW_,  http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/xubuntu
[14:19] <rsr> does anyone know how I can change the bootup ubuntu splash logo
[14:19] <Slart> !ops | firmW_
[14:19] <BigMack83> it also tells me "Failed none for invalid user aneikirk" and failed password. i cant figure out why it only does this when trying to login from sftp/scp as thats what i need it for
[14:19] <remoteCTRL> rsr: sudo apt-get install gnome-art
[14:19] <firmW_> FiReSTaRT, ok, thank you. I will have a look on it.
[14:20] <gburin> rsr: until yesterday, this drivers were disabled and the wireless was working fine, but today when I turned on my laptop in the beginning it detected, but didn't connected, but after a while, it stopped detecting
[14:20] <FiReSTaRT> firmW_, yeah, dsl should also work, but see if you can get xub to work for you
[14:20] <gburin> i'm sorry, THESE drivers
[14:20] <rsr> firmW_: thats personall and offtopic
[14:20] <indus> some nonsense going on in launchpad lately, bugs being reclassified as questions, wow great indeed
[14:20] <rsr> firmW_: please discuss offtopic on #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:20] <vigo> rsr: usplash grub?
[14:20] <remoteCTRL> rsr firmW_ left the room (requested by DBO).
[14:21] <Slart> mib: so.. if you update you will install over the old system.. replacing system files and such.. so it should take about the same space after the update is done.. during the actual update some extra space will be needed.. for the files that are downloaded and such
[14:21] <byte> trying to save power pc G3 with powerpc b.04 alt install but cant get the keyboard (Microsoft Digital MEdia) to recognis the cmd+opt+p+r  or F12 eject for that matter - nayone?
[14:21] <mib> oh
[14:21] <gburin> rsr: it sounds like hardware problems, right?
[14:22] <rsr> remoteCTRL: that would install new ones but how do I change them?
[14:22] <mib> how bout Dapper, slart? my other pc is dapper..it still should be supported right?
[14:22] <Slart> !dapper
[14:22] <remoteCTRL> rsr: exactly with gnome-art
[14:22] <rsr> vigo: usplash
[14:22] <Slart> mib: it was released in 2006.. it's getting pretty old
[14:22] <rsr> remoteCTRL: ok
[14:22] <remoteCTRL> rsr: you can change wuite a lot with that little app
[14:22] <quibbler> rsr-> sudo apt-get install startupmanager
[14:23] <mib> because i was having problem to install extra packages in dapper
[14:23] <urko> Hello folks! I had a problem with latest wine when I tried to install utorrent in terminal. It writes me this then just stop; http://pastebin.com/m37b25375. How can I fix this? Thnx
[14:23] <Slart> mib: I'm not sure how long they will support it
[14:23] <mib> ohh..erm
[14:23] <Slart> mib: are these general desktop pcs? used as servers? doing important stuff?
[14:23] <mib> yeah.general
[14:23] <VEndix> how to install ftp on server threw terminal on buntu?
[14:23] <mickster04> anybody know where i can find help for the NBR of ubuntu? asus 900 sluggishness bug and i dunno how to fix it:/
[14:24] <Slart> mib: why not install 8.10 then.. it's the latest LTS release.. or even jaunty
[14:24] <Slart> mib: or try DSL or puppylinux if you're looking for something small and light to run on older hardware
[14:24] <rsr> gburin: yes, that may be a hardware issue, although I wouldnt condemn it just yet
[14:24] <byte> edit - blue G3. trying to install ubuntu on mac PPC G3 with 8.04 alt l but cant get the keyboard (Microsoft Digital MEdia) to recognis the cmd+opt+p+r  or F12 eject for that matter - nayone?
[14:24] <mib> because the general desktop is restricted permission somehow to upfrade
[14:25] <rsr> gburin: maybe try it on a different system
[14:25] <jerkman> hey, i have a problem with glx loading in xorg. I updated my NVIDIA driver which broke X, so i downgraded with apt, which worked ok. GL wont load however, any suggestions
[14:25] <gburin> rsr: i have tried all those things that i said.... the only different thing i did was to install and uninstall gufw, a firewall... ah, and uninstalling gwibber, a microblogging client
[14:26] <vigo> Slart: Uhm, ermm, I thought 8.04.2 was latest LTS, I could be wrong.
[14:26] <gburin> rsr: i tried in windows xp, the light of the wireless board turns on, but it doesn't detect any network
[14:27] <meglo> Hello everyone, I was wondering if somone could suggest a good ergonomic keyboard to help with muscle strain. If it should have features like hotbuttons/scrollwheels then they should be compatible with Ubuntu or workable with minor modification of the system. Would anyone know of a good model?
[14:27] <jerkman> any thoughts? my card is a nvidia GeForce 8400GS 512mb, and it works fine until i upgraded the drivers
[14:27] <Slart> vigo: oh.. right you are.. good catch
[14:27] <byte> bump - have gone to www.justfuckinggoogleit.com - blue G3. trying to install ubuntu on mac PPC G3 with 8.04 alt l but cant get the keyboard (Microsoft Digital MEdia) to recognis the cmd+opt+p+r  or F12 eject for that matter - nayone?
[14:27] <Slart> mib: I meant 8.04... 8.10 wasn't a LTS release
[14:28] <mib> oh
[14:28] <Pici> byte: Please mind your language here.
[14:28] <byte> Pici was url botman
[14:28] <vigo> There is also a Minimal install for 8.04.2, 8.10 and the rest.
[14:28] <rsr> gburin: then I would be pretty inclined to throwing it out the window =P
[14:28] <Pici> byte: I don't care if its a url, its not appropriate.
[14:29] <jerkman> anyone? really want to get this sorted
[14:29] <Pici> meglo: ##hardware may be a better place to ask (or even #ubuntu-offtopic), most keyboards Just Work™ with Ubuntu/Linux
[14:29] <byte> Pici fair enough
[14:29] <gburin> rsr: the good part is that it's still guaranteed by sony and the store
[14:29] <urko> wussies
[14:29] <BigMack83> any idea why a user logging in via ssh on the cli works fine, but trying to log in via ssh/sftp in nautilus gets me an invalid password error in /var/log/auth.log ? or at least where i can look into it to fix it
[14:30] <rsr> gburin: the go for it... its a vaio?
[14:30] <VEndix> how to install ftp on server threw terminal on buntu?
[14:30] <fiXXXerMet> I have an Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 chip.  After installing the xserver-xorg-video-intel package, which driver should I specify in my xorg.conf file?
[14:30] <gburin> rsr: i think i will take it to the authorized support
[14:30] <gburin> yes
[14:30] <gburin> rsr: yes
[14:30] <gburin> rsr: VGN-NR330AE
[14:30] <rsr> cool
[14:30] <vigo> !ftp | VEndix
[14:31] <byte> vigo:were you talking tom me bout PPC 8.10 rather than 8.04? confusing channel
[14:31] <VEndix> !ftpd
[14:31] <mickster04> is there a specific nbr channel somewhere?
[14:31] <gburin> rsr: thank you very much for the help!
[14:31] <gburin> rsr: and i'm sorry for my english
[14:31] <DFarmer> indus: It's working now :) Thanks :)
[14:32] <jerkman> can someone here help with a simple xorg issue
[14:32] <Qu4R0w> my ubuntu 9.04 always crash..i cant press anything.it hang..what the problem is actually caused it?
[14:33] <vigo> byte: Yes, just look at the official release page. All the many flavors and Hardware compatible versions are listed with documentation.
[14:33] <scunizi> jerkman: ask your question first :)
[14:33] <rsr> gburin: No problem, im brazillian
[14:33] <indus> !paste > SBCU
[14:33] <gburin> rsr: eu também! hahahah
[14:33] <slayton> Qu4R0w, there are a lot of things that can cause a hang...  provide more information: hardware, what version of ubuntu, etc..
[14:33] <jerkman> scunizi: i have, but...
[14:33] <rsr> lol--- #ubuntu-br
[14:33] <jerkman> hey, i have a problem with glx loading in xorg. I updated my NVIDIA driver which broke X, so i downgraded with apt, which worked ok. GL wont load however, any suggestions
[14:33] <jerkman> any thoughts? my card is a nvidia GeForce 8400GS 512mb, and it works fine until i upgraded the drivers
[14:34] <FloodBot1> jerkman: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:34] <Qu4R0w> ubuntu 9.04
[14:34] <rsr> no I know what burin stands for =P
[14:34] <milo__> hi please hw can i get this "|" on my laptop
[14:34] <slayton> milligan_, is it not on your keyboard?
[14:34] <scunizi> jerkman: when you upgrade, are you moving from one version provided by ubuntu to anther or are you trying to install the drivers that come direct from Nvidia?
[14:34] <rsr> try the plus key milo__
[14:34] <milo__> i actually copied it on a website but i can't find it on my keyboard
[14:35] <Pici> milo__: On US layouts, its usually its shift \
[14:35] <indus> milo__: shift and press \ button
[14:35] <milo__> ok
[14:35] <jerkman> i had 177? ithink, and upgraded using the nvidia site version to 183, then back to 180 through apt
[14:35] <milo__> thanks guys
[14:35] <vigo> byte: What kind of Hardware/Architecture?
[14:36] <indus> !paste
[14:36] <scunizi> jerkman: 183?  or was that 180.3?  How did you install the nvidia driver.. specifically
[14:37] <scunizi> jerkman: nevermind which version.. I just looked and they are now up to 185.xx.. wow.. huge leaps.
[14:37] <jerkman> latest from nvidia, i had to kill gdm and x and install with nvidias ncurses installer
[14:37] <ubun00b> LOL now I know what the problem was, my system is just TOO FULL! I can't even save a screenshot hahaha
[14:37] <jerkman> maybe 185 then scunizi
[14:38] <scunizi> jerkman: that typicallyl does it and it's the right way.  When doing that did the installer mention that it had to uninstall a previous driver?
[14:38]  * ubun00b goes to wonder why he wasted the whole night yesterday because of lack of a simple notification or warning...
[14:38] <dbu> Hi, I have vmware player installed on Jaunty, and I was using bridged networking fine when I installed, I now rebooted the computer and bridged mode does not work. Running ifconfig I can not find vmnet0, anyone have any ideas?
[14:38] <byte> vigo:Power PC G3
[14:38] <xhema> We are looking for good people to come to our software freedom conference in Prishtina Kosovo on the 29/30 of august. SFK09/SFCK09
[14:38] <jerkman> scunizi: no, it just compiled the kernel module, then on rebooting, broke my graphics
[14:38] <slayton> dbu, did you reboot after a software update?
[14:39] <dbu> I have also run vmware-network --start, and it says that vmnet0 is started
[14:39] <dbu> slayton: no, I installed it worked, and I rebooted.
[14:40] <scunizi> jerkman: ok.. that happened to me once.. most likely because the ubuntu nvidia bits were still hanging around.. I uninstall the ubuntu supplied nvidia drivers via synaptic prior to installing the latest from nvidia.. seems to work for me.
[14:40] <jerkman> scunizi: my video works now, 180, but it is just gl
[14:41] <jerkman> scunizi: gl module wont load
[14:41] <scunizi> jerkman: have you run nvidia-xconfig or nvidia-settings?
[14:41] <Qu4R0w> guys,now i actually know what caused my laptop hang..it hang after i open firefox..but dun know how to solve :(
[14:41] <byte> scunizi what did you do - i had troubles and had to roll back
[14:41] <slayton> dbu, this might not be what you want to hear but I would suggest you use virtualbox instead of vmware... I found it much easier to configure and user
[14:41] <TuxPurple> !xen
[14:41] <byte> scunizi latest nvidia i mean
[14:42] <dbu> slayton: does virtualbox run vmware images?
[14:42] <treyh222> anyone using qemu/kvm/virt-manager on ubuntu and have it working with scsi disks?
[14:42] <Sirisian|Work> Is it possible for a folder to have more than one group?
[14:42] <byte> scunizi AMD XP2000+ 7 series
[14:42] <slayton> dbu, probably not
[14:42] <slayton> dbu, there could exist a conversion program though
[14:42] <jerkman> scunizi: ok, nvidia-settings shows up corret details, but the OpenGL/GLX Information tab says "Fail to query the GLX server vendor"
[14:42] <scunizi> byte: my latest that I have installed is 180.5x.. but when I initially installed it I uninstalled the nvidia stuff supplied by ubuntu prior to the new install.
[14:43] <Qu4R0w> me have same problem with nvidia
[14:43] <dbu> slayton: yes, I'm looking at the details ... :(
[14:43] <treyh222> dbu, your best bet is to dd the drive over ssh and then dd it back under virtualbox
[14:43] <Qu4R0w> before i use 177 is ok..180 is not good i think
[14:43] <scunizi> jerkman: I'd run nvidia-xconfig with sudo and allow it to write a new xorg for you.. then log out and restart
[14:43] <jerkman> ok.
[14:44] <scunizi> Qu4R0w: there's different versions.. depends on which one..
[14:44] <sipior> Sirisian|Work: no, but you can use access control lists to accomplish the same thing. check out "getfacl" and "setfacl".
[14:44] <Sirisian|Work> thank you
[14:44] <jerkman> scunizi: brb, thanks
[14:44] <Qu4R0w> 180 is newest i think but mine is good with 177..or must i use 177?
[14:45] <byte> scunizi ta
[14:45] <Qu4R0w> i scare to open firefox..my box must be hang after that at a glance
[14:46] <sipior> Sirisian|Work: for examplke, if you want member of group "foo" to be able to edit a file as well, just try: "setfacl -m g:foo:rw <filename>".
[14:46] <jerkman> scunizi: no lukc :p
[14:47] <cram> helllo
[14:47] <scunizi> Jerk
[14:47] <scunizi> sorry.. looking for Jerkman
[14:47] <indus> :D
[14:47] <wolf23> help me please! i open system -> preferences -> power management , and i have display of the monitor 11 minutes,but after 11 minutes the monitor couldnot switch off, can anyone plz thanx
[14:47] <indus> lol
[14:47] <cram> jerkman just left
[14:47] <ipsemet> this is the slowest i've seen this room in a while
[14:47] <cram> anyone know much about iptables?
[14:48] <scunizi> cram: yea.. I have messages turned off.
[14:48] <jerkman> ipsemet: lag 1s here
[14:48] <indus> wolf23: are you sure you are leavin the system untouched
[14:48] <jerkman> scunizi: that didnt work...
[14:48] <sipior> cram: easiest if you ask your question directly :-)
[14:48] <cram> ok, i'm getting an error
[14:48] <cram> lemme paste it
[14:49] <sipior> cram: pastebin it if it's more than a line or two.
[14:49] <Halitech> cram, use pastebin if it is more then 1 line
[14:49] <scunizi> jerkman: ok.. so now you're running the ubuntu supplied driver?
[14:49] <Rubik> hello, i need some help with XMBC. I have installed it successfully but when i run it , it shows the splash screen and immidietly closes. Any idea what's going on ?
[14:49] <cram> iptables v1.3.8: can't initialize iptables table `nat': Table does not exist (do you need to insmod?)
[14:49] <cram> Perhaps iptables or your kernel needs to be upgraded.
[14:49] <jerkman> scunizi: i believe so, but i cant even open terminal now
[14:49] <wolf23> indus, everytime when i am away from computer and after 11 minutes the monitor switch off
[14:50] <indus> wolf23: isnt that what you want?
[14:50] <sipior> cram: what precise command are you using to add a rule to that table?
[14:50] <scunizi> jerkman: did you uninstall the other driver that came direct from nvidia or did you just reinstall/enable the ubuntu driver?
[14:50] <jerkman> just reinstalled scunizi
[14:50] <parpar> Hello, I am sad because I lost almost all of my menu bars in Ubuntu Jaunty how can I recover them or unhide them?
[14:51] <vigo> byte: Found them all in that. If you want LTS get 8.04.2 LTS. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerPCDownloads
[14:51] <wolf23> indus,  yes i want this , i dont know if i config it wrong from power management
[14:51] <jerkman> scunizi: so how do i go about removing all drivers relating to nvidia
[14:51] <scunizi> jerkman: this is probably where your issues are coming from.. the other driver still has parts of it's kernel mod install and maybe other bits lying around.. you've got conflicts.  It's either all one or the other.
[14:51] <cram> sipior: it was actually via the control panel, but it was scripted, lemme pastebin the script
[14:52] <ipsemet> parpar: post a screen shot in imageshack so i can see which menus ur talking about
[14:52] <Halitech> cram, there is info here http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-networking-3/iptables-v1.3.8-cant-initialize-iptables-table-filter-577212/
[14:52] <parpar> ipsemet: okay giveme couple of seconds
[14:52] <scunizi> jerkman: I had to google for it before.. but it's something like "sudo ./<driver/file/name> --purge"
[14:53] <jerkman> right,
[14:53] <milo__> please does someone know how to break a line while writing a script with vi editor?
[14:53] <cram> sipior: http://pastebin.ca/1463425
[14:53] <Faaabi> this is a test form a self vritten irc chat.
[14:53] <jerkman> scunizi: i cant open any programs... and my icons have dissapeared... how do i go about googling it...
[14:53] <scunizi> ipsemet: he's probably talking about decorations..
[14:53] <Faaabi> wow, it works... :-F
[14:53] <cram> Halitech: yeah, i saw that, but don't see why it should be a case of installing modules, they should all be installed
[14:53] <Faaabi> :-D
[14:54] <sipior> milo__: carriage return isn't doing it for you?
[14:54] <milo__> sipior: apparently no.
[14:54] <Halitech> cram, I'm not sure, I've never done anything with iptables but the modules may be installed but not actively loaded
[14:54] <wolf23> indus, in AC Power  i have display: 11 minutes and the actions: never
[14:54] <sipior> milo__: this is in the terminal, or gvim?
[14:55] <jerkman> scunizi: im in another terminal using links... he, text browsers are ok
[14:55] <scunizi> jerkman: you'll loose your irc connection doing this unless you're in a tty with screen... but ctrl+alt+F2 to get to a TTY and then sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[14:55] <milo__> sipior: in the terminal. I run vi from the terminal
[14:55] <scunizi> jerkman: kool.. personally I like elinks..
[14:56] <jerkman> scunizi: ill just use links for a min
[14:56] <jerkman> scunizi: ill try elinks someday
[14:56] <parpar> ipsemet: This is the screen shot note that gimp, calculator, glabel and evolution are missing the menu bars.  This also happens in my Pidgin.  Screen shot: http://img524.imageshack.us/img524/5950/nomenubars.png
[14:56] <Fabi> heyhey
[14:56] <dasux> hiho
[14:56] <sipior> milo__: sounds like your terminal is broken. try "stty sane" first, and then try setting the TERM variable to vt100, and then xterm.
[14:57] <sipior> cram: when you try running that script line by line, where does it fail?
[14:57] <sipior> cram: it manages to flush the mangle table with no trouble?
[14:57] <indus> wolf23: you want the monitor to sleep after 11 minutes?
[14:57] <byte> vigo:my issue is that i cant boot from the cd - have non-mac kbd yet cmd+opt+p+r is not working
[14:57] <milo__> sipior: ok. The whole thing is that im just trying to learn how to write scripts and I would like to break a line in order to make the output looks nicer
[14:58] <ipsemet> parpar go to system>prefrences>appearacnce > interface you should see the option to fix your menu issue there
[14:58] <byte> vigo:thx for replying - appreciate it
[14:58] <vigo> byte: My pleasure, is the BIOS set correctly?
[14:58] <sipior> milo__: sorry, the problem isn't that you can't *input* a carriage return, but that it does not show up in your script's output? do i have that right?
[14:59] <FFEMTcJ> what is the name of the app that searches for restricted video drivers?
[14:59] <Halitech> FFEMTcJ, do you mean Envy?
[14:59] <byte> vigo:atm - i cannot evene ject the CD let alone make the firetrucker boot
[14:59] <jerkman> scunizi: ive got firefox back...
[14:59] <ipsemet> ffemtcj: system>administration<hardware drivers
[14:59] <FFEMTcJ> ipsemet: what is the package to install that?
[14:59] <scunizi> Halitech: FFEMTcJ *don't* use envy... ever
[15:00] <byte> vigo:suspect it may be a microsoft kbd issue (usb)
[15:00] <scunizi> jerkman: ye-ha!
[15:00] <Halitech> scunizi, I don't use it and never plan to
[15:00] <milo__> sipior: yes!
[15:00] <Faaabi> heyhey
[15:00] <Faaabi> whats going on?
[15:00] <ipsemet> comes with ubuntu since 7.10 i think not sure exactly when it came through but if u have 8.04 or above i'm positive its there
[15:00] <parpar> ipsemet: I untick and ticked back the boxes and nothing happened
[15:00] <Faaabi> aha, ok..
[15:00] <scunizi> Halitech: good.. I just get nervous when the word comes up.. :)
[15:00] <jerkman> scunizi: why dont use envy? i think i may have tried that
[15:01] <ipsemet> parpar: after the tick the boxes you may have to log off and back on
[15:01] <byte> vigo:thx for your thoughts tho man - i will persevere (I always get there in the end!)
[15:01] <Halitech> scunizi, I've heard/read the horror stories that have come up from using it although people still use it
[15:01] <sipior> milo__: i see, and these are bash scripts, then? you can just stick in an extra "echo" statement, or try "\n" for the carriage return (well, newline really)
[15:01] <parpar> ipsemet: okay I'll be back...
[15:01] <jerkman> Halitech: what horror stories? ENvy?
[15:02] <Halitech> jerkman, yes, heard it has totally borked systems
[15:02] <FFEMTcJ> scunizi: im looking for hardware drivers, like ipsemet said.. i just need to find its package to install it
[15:02] <scunizi> jerkman: if you have then your system might be a mess with no way for me to extracate you.. envy can break systems.. has in the past and might still despite the fact that it's in the repos .. at least envy-ng.. when the system is messed one easy way to fix things is reinstall
[15:02] <milo__> sipior: thanks. I was thinking about the "\n" but i thought that was only for python
[15:02] <sipior> milo__: also, remember to use "echo -e" to ensure that escaped sequences are interpreted.
[15:02] <scunizi> FFEMTcJ: apt-cache search ipsemet from cli
[15:03] <jerkman> scunizi: Noooooooooo... dang.
[15:03] <Halitech> FFEMTcJ, what video card do you have that you are trying to get drivers for?
[15:03] <scunizi> jerkman: do you have a seperate /home?
[15:03] <FFEMTcJ> its an nvidia
[15:03] <ipsemet> what? --> ﻿(10:02:42 AM) scunizi: FFEMTcJ: apt-cache search ipsemet from cli
[15:03] <sipior> milo__: no, that's pretty standard. works in just about every language since C, i think :-)
[15:03] <jerkman> scunizi: yes, but i have loads of windows games and stuff setup and loads of programs
[15:03] <Halitech> FFEMTcJ, do you know what model?
[15:03] <FFEMTcJ> ipsemet: i guess your a package now
[15:03] <FFEMTcJ> Halitech: no
[15:03] <jerkman> scunizi: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=2901525&postcount=4
[15:03] <ipsemet> lol i guess so
[15:04] <scunizi> jerkman: in ubuntu or a dual boot?
[15:04] <boss_mc> FFEMTcJ: pastebin lspci | grep VGA
[15:04] <Halitech> FFEMTcJ, can you open a terminal and post the results of sudo lshw -C video ... use pastebin
[15:04] <jerkman> scunizi: in ubuntu
[15:04] <vigo> !pastebin
[15:04] <jerkman> took a while setting this thing up...
[15:04] <FFEMTcJ> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation GeForce 8600 GT (rev a1)
[15:04] <milo__> sipior: ok, but where should I put the echo-e?
[15:04] <scunizi> ipsemet: sorry .. your nick sounded like a program when FFEMTcJ mentioned it.. I was scanning the line fast and it didn't really register. sorry
[15:05] <scunizi> jerkman: so in wine?
[15:05] <FFEMTcJ> ipsemet: hehe
[15:05] <Halitech> FFEMTcJ, you should be able to see it in the restricted drivers
[15:05] <sipior> milo__: well, how were you writing the output?
[15:05] <jerkman> scunizi: yes, and in cedega and in crossover i also have office 07 simply for screenshots for coursework
[15:05] <FFEMTcJ> Halitech: i dont have the restricted drivers package installed
[15:05] <FFEMTcJ> i started with a server install
[15:05] <Faaabi> asfd
[15:06] <Faaabi> test
[15:06] <boss_mc> Faaabi: pong
[15:06] <Halitech> FFEMTcJ, its not a package, its under admin - system - hardware drivers I believe
[15:06] <FFEMTcJ> its not there
[15:06] <ipsemet> what version do u have
[15:06] <scunizi> jerkman: most of that will be in /home.. at least the configs.. that's a lot of work to go through prior to getting your video working correctly.
[15:06] <FFEMTcJ> 9.04
[15:06] <milo__> sipior: in  the vi editor (terminal)
[15:06] <Halitech> FFEMTcJ, how did you install a gui?
[15:06] <parpar> ipsemet: no menu bars yet?
[15:06] <jerkman> scunizi: did you see the link
[15:06] <cram> sipior: i hadn't tried running line by line, good idea
[15:07] <vigo> FFEMTc3: apt-sources?
[15:07] <sipior> milo__: no, i mean, how are you writing output in your script.
[15:07] <Sutekj> I don't have permission to my x11 directory, how do I fix this? I want to change my xorg.conf.
[15:07] <scunizi> jerkman: no .. missed it
[15:07] <sipior> cram: and what was the result?
[15:07] <jerkman> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=2901525&postcount=4 scunizi
[15:07] <Halitech> Sutekj, use gksu gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[15:07] <prince_jammys> Sutekj: use sudo (or gksudo) to edit it as superuser
[15:07] <FFEMTcJ> gnome-core  - i didnt want everything that comes with ubuntu-desktop
[15:07] <milo__> sipior: let me show you. second
[15:08] <scunizi> jerkman: ah.. now I saw the link.. that's for removing the ubuntu installed nvidia bits.. I never went to that length.
[15:09] <linduxed2> in the nm-applet, when i choose the wifi network im using and press "show" for the password, i get a loooong like of what seems to be hexadicimal junk
[15:09] <linduxed2> i know the password and the thing shown is not the thing i put in some time ago
[15:09] <scunizi> jerkman: however you might need to and then also run the uninstaller for the nvidia drivers from nvidia
[15:09] <FFEMTcJ> i also gotta get sound working :-(
[15:10] <jerkman> scunizi: right, but do you think that could work?
[15:10] <milo__> sipior: http://paste.ubuntu.com/197733/
[15:10] <cram> sipior: i got to /sbin/iptables -P INPUT DROP and it kicked me off ssh :P
[15:10] <milo__> sipior: excuse me but I actually write the words in French. :D
[15:10] <MaT-dg> can I enable line numbers in gedit?
[15:11] <scunizi> jerkman: won't hurt trying.. I'd download the latest driver from nvidia first though and put it in a location you can get at.. all this uninstall should be done with the gui off.. sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[15:11] <boss_mc> MaT-dg: yeah, under the view menu
[15:11] <cram> sipior: looks like i'll have to get someone to reset the iptables config on the console now :/
[15:11] <love_ubuntu> hi
[15:12] <boss_mc> !hi | love_ubuntu
[15:12] <scunizi> scunizi: after uninstalling everything .. reboot.. then back to the terminal and stop gdm.. reinstall nvidia driver that comes direct from nv
[15:12] <wolf23> help please! i want the monitor to sleep after 11 minutes
[15:12] <jerkman> scunizi: brb
[15:12] <mib_35ozkd9n> Good Morning Ubuntu People.
[15:12] <love_ubuntu> can anyone help me? how to set my mysql service autoamatically started?
[15:12] <mib_35ozkd9n> Is this an appropriate place to ask for super-newbie help?
[15:13] <Faaabi> hmm...
[15:13] <boss_mc> mib_35ozkd9n: yep :)
[15:13] <Crazy|One> hi all, 2 queries quickly,  number 1 i installed ubuntu jaunty onto my laptop but it keeps having problems booting up with (2 Softresets failed, 1 modprobe FATAL: modules.dep no such file),  i followed the steps of this guide ( http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1162619 ) which solved the problem, but each time i reboot the softresets problem keeps coming up stopping me from booting, any idea what could be wrong?
[15:13] <boss_mc> mib_35ozkd9n: ask your question all on one line and we'll answer if we can
[15:13] <mib_35ozkd9n> I just installed the ubuntu netbook remix on my lenovo s10.  (which was totally awesomely easy, btw)  and i used it for a few hours without incident.
[15:13] <sipior> cram: hah! yes, careful with blindly typing iptables rules remotely :-) happens to everyone eventually.
[15:13] <mib_35ozkd9n> but somehow, i managed to make all the applications disappear from the applications menu.
[15:13] <Crazy|One> number 2, i am using a PAYG mobile broadband dongle, and would like to find out if there are any applications i can use to track my download i have done in a month?
[15:14] <mib_35ozkd9n> i tried putting it in regular view and not the netbook view but no love.
[15:14] <mib_35ozkd9n> so now all i can do is launch system things and firefox.
[15:14] <sipior> milo__: so just replace the echo statements with echo -e
[15:14] <mib_35ozkd9n> any idea what i did?
[15:14] <vigo> Crazy|One: Log Files can handle the second.
[15:14] <milo__> sipior: cool. Let me try
[15:14] <Crazy|One> vigo ok
[15:15] <sipior> milo__: and add "\n" as desired in the quoted text.
[15:15] <wolf23> help please! i want the monitor to sleep after 11 minutes? i try from power management,and i it doesnot work after 11 mnutes?
[15:16] <mickster04> wolf23 why 11?
[15:16] <milo__> sipior: thanks
[15:16] <sipior> his monitor goes to eleven
[15:16] <sipior> milo__: sure, no trouble
[15:16] <wolf23> mickster04, do u know how to configure it?
[15:17] <vigo> Crazy|One: On first, it could be any number of things, I suspect is a BIOS or some mis managed pkg, dpkg fix can or may resolve that, it is during boot that you can recover or repair a broken system.
[15:17] <mickster04> wolf23 have you checked screensaver settings
[15:17] <wolf23> mickster04,  no
[15:18] <mickster04> wolf23, also make sure you have set that timer in both ac an battery settings, then it will happen to both
[15:18] <wolf23> mickster04,  yes i have the mark on active the computer 10 minutes when its idle
[15:18] <mickster04> wolf23, i assume if u have a screensaver then the idle starts from when the screensaver starts
[15:18] <jerkman> scunizi: wierdest thing... i uninstalled with apt and uninstalled the official drivers so im left with possibly broken eny drivers.. guess what. compiz works so does gl?? WTF?
[15:19] <jerkman> *envy
[15:19] <mib_35ozkd9n> I have tried look at the appearance preferences, but that did not make my applications come back from whereever they escaped to
[15:19] <wolf23> mickster04,  i wait 10 and 12 minutes, no screensaver play and no sleeping monitor
[15:20] <milo__> sipior: http://paste.ubuntu.com/197739/  should it look like this
[15:20] <hobbet1> does anybody know if the softreset failed device not ready, have they fixed that yet, i keep searching and i see others have problem but no solution.
[15:21] <jerkman> scunizi: i have only one problem... none of my programs will open
[15:21] <jerkman> i can open irc, but then nothing else
[15:21] <scunizi> jerkman: catch 22 :)
[15:21] <ipsemet> sounds like multiple problems
[15:21] <sipior> milo__: no. more like: echo -e "Calendar\n"
[15:21] <parpar> I am experiencing a weird problem.  Almost all of my menus have disappeared (calculator, Gimp, Evolution, gLabel, etc.  With the exception of Firefox and Openoffice).  Please I seek to resolve this issue.  I am using Ubuntu Jaunty.
[15:21] <parpar> menu bars that is
[15:21] <milo__> sipior: okay
[15:22] <dasux> what?
[15:22] <Nickasdf> aha...
[15:22] <ipsemet> if you run them from the terminal what is the output i.e. type "firefox" what does it do
[15:22] <jerkman> scunizi: so, could that be envy?
[15:23] <menboy> hi! everybody
[15:23] <milo__> sipior: it works! thks again
[15:23] <scunizi> jerkman: yep
[15:23] <mib_35ozkd9n> *sigh*
[15:24] <jerkman> scunizi: im removing envy, then will install newest drivers from nvidia
[15:25] <Faaabi> heyhey
[15:25] <love_ubuntu> i checked my daemon.log, and found out that why is mysql isn't started on startup. because it can't find ip that i set on my.cnf, since the service is trying to start itself before starting eth0, is there a way to swap it?
[15:25] <dasux> hey
[15:25] <cram> sipior: ok, i'm back in after removing iptables and installing it again :P
[15:26] <kfogel> How can I tell what video card I have?  (dmesg doesn't seem to say...)
[15:26] <cram> sipior: is there any other way i can debug the problem? running that script line by line seems to be impossible as it'll kick me off ssh
[15:26] <Halitech> kfogel, lshw -C video or lspci
[15:26] <kfogel> Halitech: thank you
[15:26] <sipior> cram: well, you can just leave off the DROP directives, no?
[15:26] <LaMs> Any of you experience a problem with an upgrade recently ? I lost all my personnal config (.bashrc ... .vimrc ... evolution settings.. gnome theme settings and so on) also my mouse doesn't work anymore in "man" or vim
[15:27] <ircnickiuse> how would it be possible that wget has been setup to require sudo?
[15:27] <sipior> cram: ensure that the accept for inbound port 22 is first...
[15:27] <ircnickiuse> I see it on a machine I am using
[15:27] <PhotoJim> ircnickiuse: do you have write access to the directory where you are trying to put the file?
[15:27] <ircnickiuse> does ubuntu ever ship with wget locked down?
[15:27] <sipior> ircnickiuse: no
[15:27] <ircnickiuse> PhotoJim: why would I not have permission to execute wget
[15:28] <ircnickiuse> You think the idiots who setup my hosting machine did it? common practice?
[15:28] <PhotoJim> ircnickiuse: I don't know.  what happens if you specify the full path?
[15:28] <ircnickiuse> PhotoJim: I can touch in that folder, and wget works when I sudo
[15:28] <sipior> ircnickiuse: why don't we start with the exact command you tried, and the exact error?
[15:28] <ircnickiuse> sipior: yeah, run wget, permission denied, that is all
[15:28] <shekar> hi.
[15:28] <sipior> ircnickiuse: and ls -l `which wget`
[15:29] <ircnickiuse>  /usr/bin/wget
[15:29] <ircnickiuse> -bash: /usr/bin/wget: Permission denied
[15:29] <shekar> ubuntu doesn't recognise my network..
[15:29] <shekar> i am on wired connection..
[15:29] <ircnickiuse> yet, wget -m youporn.com  #works like a charm
[15:29] <PhotoJim> ircnickiuse: ls -l /usr/bin/wget ... what is the output?
[15:29] <ircnickiuse> with sudo
[15:29] <neo_> .
[15:29] <shekar> somebody here told to use ifup eth0.. but didn't work..
[15:29] <shekar> pls help me :)
[15:29] <parpar> Almost all of my menu bars (File, Edit, ...) have disappeared in applications like calculator, Gimp, Evolution, gLabel, etc.  With the exception of Firefox and Openoffice.  I am using Ubuntu Jaunty.
[15:30] <ircnickiuse> PhotoJim: it is 700 permissions and root owned :(
[15:30] <J_A_X> anyone care to help me figure out why gradients looks so choppy compared to windows?
[15:30] <sipior> ircnickiuse: well, there's your problem.
[15:30] <sipior> ircnickiuse: easy to fix, anyway.
[15:30] <ircnickiuse> but - hrm, who would do such a thing. sipior yeah, I know it is restricted, I am just curious, and asking, if ubuntu, server or something, ever ships like this
[15:30] <ircnickiuse> I told them, slap this on, and don't arse around on it.
[15:30] <sipior> ircnickiuse: as i said, no.
[15:30] <ircnickiuse> yeah. they suck.
[15:30] <ircnickiuse> thanks
[15:31] <Halitech> J_A_X, what video card do you have and have you installed the restricted drivers for it?
[15:31] <J_A_X> nvidia 8400, and yes
[15:31] <J_A_X> it looks like if the settings were brought down to 16bit color instead of 24 or something
[15:32] <Halitech> J_A_X, what do you mean by choppy?
[15:32] <shekar> network on live cd doesn't work ubuntu jaunty...
[15:32] <J_A_X> like I said, looks like if it's missing color depth
[15:32] <sipior> shekar: are you making use of dchp?
[15:32] <Halitech> J_A_X, 16bit and 24bit shouldn't look that different
[15:32] <cram> sipior: is there a conf file where these iptables rules would be being saved?
[15:33] <shekar> yes
[15:33] <shekar> sipior: mine is dynamic ip.. connection behind a router..
[15:33] <Halitech> J_A_X, have you tried running nvidia-settings (I think thats the proper name)
[15:33] <sipior> cram: no, but you can use the iptables-save script to stick then somewhere, and iptables-restore to get them back.
[15:33] <sipior> shekar: does "sudo dhclient eth0" do anything for you?
[15:34] <shekar> didn't try..
[15:34] <cram> sipior: so i could iptables-save >> blah.conf then read that?
[15:34] <shekar> sipior: didn't try.. should try and see..
[15:34] <J_A_X> Halitech, doing it right now
[15:35] <J_A_X> it's at depth 24...
[15:35] <sipior> cram: sure, though that will have to be run as root. stick the iptables-restore in /etc/rc.local.
[15:35] <sipior> cram: also, i'd just redirect, not append.
[15:35] <Dekko> Hello everyone, can someone here please tell me why my Ubuntu 9.04 has stopped showing the splash screen during the whole boot process, but drops to text mode "Loading files needed to boot" and then proceeds to show all that its doing. I did check and fix the UUID for the swapfile etc.
[15:35] <Halitech> J_A_X, not sure then, I've got an ATI card currently
[15:36] <cram> sipior: i was just wanting to see what rules were there, not change them manually... what do you mean by redirect not append?
[15:36] <Dekko> And I don't get any errors during boot. Everything works except the splash bit.
[15:36] <J_A_X> Halitech, well, my laptop has an ati, and it does the same thing
[15:36] <J_A_X> :/
[15:36] <genii> cram:  >> appends (adds to the end of the file) which you don't want
[15:37] <mickster04> dekko
[15:37] <cram> genii: oh right, as opposed to a pipe?
[15:37] <mickster04> dekko, can u tell me whats in ur menu.lst
[15:37] <sipior> cram: well, if you use ">>", you append to the target file. but you almost certainly don't want that, as you will save an extra copy of your iptables rules every time you shutdown. just one ">" will do.
[15:37] <genii> cram:  Just >
[15:37] <cram> sipior: right, ta
[15:37] <Dekko> mickster04: there's LOTS in that file :-P Anything in particular
[15:37] <cram> genii: what's the difference between > and | then?
[15:38] <Halitech> J_A_X, can you post a screen shot?
[15:38] <Dekko> My boot line looks like this   /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.28-11-generic root=UUID=4da92df0-1973-412e-9f75-1355d2d86eae ro quiet splash
[15:38] <genii> cram: Thats a question for #bash ;)
[15:38] <mickster04> errrmmm well in the option for the kernel you use it should say splash somewhere
[15:38] <prince_jammys> cram: > redirects output to a file. | sends the output to the input of another command
[15:38] <zet_> any skype meneger for ubuntu?
[15:38] <dasux> aha
[15:38] <ikonia> !skype > zet_
[15:38] <smacktalk> anyone have a suggestion on converting .flac to mp3?
[15:39] <mickster04> dekko, root=UUID=bla bla bla ro quiet splash
[15:39] <arand> cram: well > send to a file, and | send to another application, if we want to over-simplify...
[15:39] <anjuder> bonjour tout le monde
[15:39] <anjuder> ya des francais par ici?
[15:39] <cram> thanks
[15:39] <Pici> !fr | anjuder
[15:40] <anjuder> merci
[15:40] <Dekko> mickster04: yes it does say that for me but still it drops to text mode.
[15:40] <jon_high9000> sipior: I tried your suggestion and i found that in /etc/resolv.conf has my dsl modems ip address. so i cannot mess with it if i want to surf the web.
[15:40] <Dekko> ALL seems to load properly and everything works, but it drops to textmode.
[15:40] <sipior> jon_high9000: which suggestion was this?
[15:41] <J_A_X> Halitech, http://imagebin.ca/view/qRHfrMFP.html
[15:41] <mickster04> dekko do u see splash at the end of the line?
[15:41] <mickster04> next to the boot option you use?
[15:41] <J_A_X> that gradient is suppose to be all smooth
[15:41] <J_A_X> it works great in windows, just not in linux
[15:42] <fabio123> if you use FF 3.5: plase try this http://voglioscendere.ilcannocchiale.it/
[15:42] <Halitech> J_A_X, looks like a solid black image to me
[15:42] <fabio123> FF 3.5 seems to freeze
[15:42] <J_A_X> you don't see the gradient?!
[15:42] <sipior> smacktalk: http://soundconverter.berlios.de/
[15:42] <Dekko> okay lets see if that works
[15:42] <Dekko> rebooting
[15:42] <mickster04>  J_A_X i see a gradient to the middle then its back to gray from the middlre to the right
[15:43] <Halitech> J_A_X, no, just a full black for some reason
[15:43] <jon_high9000> I had a problem setting up Static ip address in Network Manager couple days ago and you rederred to a Command line method of setting it up.
[15:43] <J_A_X> Halitech, then your color setup is even more messed than mine
[15:43] <jon_high9000> referred
[15:43] <Halitech> J_A_X, all my other colors work, I'm trying it in opera to see what happens there
[15:43] <mickster04> J_A_X its like a bevel that comes up from the image then that ledge goes left?
[15:44] <fabio123> try FF 3.5 here: http://voglioscendere.ilcannocchiale.it/
[15:44] <J_A_X> yeah
[15:44] <Halitech> J_A_X, no, even in opera it looks black
[15:44] <sipior> jon_high9000: and why do you need to mess with /etc/resolv.conf if it already has your modem's address?
[15:44] <mickster04> J_A_X and its all black/ grey but quite dark
[15:44] <J_A_X> mickster04, but the thing is, on both my linux boxes, the gradient is choppy, where it's smooth on windows
[15:44] <sipior> jon_high9000: (assuming your modem is handling name service)
[15:44] <J_A_X> I was thinking it was color depth
[15:45] <J_A_X> because it looks almost exactly like if I'd be running 16bit instead of 24
[15:45] <mickster04> J_A_X well i can think of smother gradients, but the also choppier but ots not bad for me
[15:45] <Raydiation> wow, since when is the load new packages of update manager and synaptic so fast
[15:45] <J_A_X> mickster04, it's not bad, but it's still there
[15:45] <J_A_X> and I design often, and it pisses me off :P
[15:45] <jon_high9000> sipior: please don't get me wrong. i am not assigning blame.
[15:46] <mickster04> J_A_X hmm, i think u may be right about the colour depth
[15:46] <ggg> 8-)
[15:46] <J_A_X> but the color depth is 24
[15:46] <J_A_X> unless I'm missing osmething
[15:46] <J_A_X> like color correction or something
[15:46] <sipior> jon_high9000: i'm not concerned about blame, i'm trying to understand what the problem is :-)
[15:46] <ggg> J_A_X: what's the problem?
[15:47] <jon_high9000> sipior: then we are cool then. great! :-)
[15:47] <J_A_X> ggg, gradients and other things like that (shadow, etc) looks like if the color depth is 16bit and not 24
[15:47] <J_A_X> even though it is 24
[15:47] <J_A_X> it's like if I need some kind of color correction somewhere
[15:47] <mickster04> hmm
[15:48] <J_A_X> everything works fine in windows, it displays like it should, just not in linux
[15:48] <ggg> J_A_X: gradient ,shadow in photoshop?
[15:48] <J_A_X> yes
[15:48] <J_A_X> well, in any app really
[15:48] <jon_high9000> sipior:  an example: "sudo ifconfig eth0 192.168.0.1 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast 192.168.0.255"
[15:49] <jerkman> why would i be unable to open any gtk programs, but be able to open all things KDE?
[15:49] <cuen> g'evenin all.
[15:49] <sipior> jon_high9000: okay, so that sets the interface. what does this have to do with resolv.conf?
[15:49] <ggg> J_A_X: do you use gimp?
[15:49] <jon_high9000> sipior: just so we're on the same page here: you will need to specify a nameserver address (preferably two) in /etc/resolv.conf. you only specify ip addresses (not dns names) when configuring the network interfaces, however.
[15:50] <sipior> jon_high9000: okay, so you've added your modem's address to /etc/resolv.conf, right?
[15:50] <jerkman> scunizi: hey..
[15:50] <J_A_X> ggg, I have, does the same thing
[15:50] <dasux> cucu
[15:50] <J_A_X> *all* gradients do this
[15:50] <jon_high9000> sipior: it was already there.
[15:50] <bugo> how do you fix irc clients so they open irc links?
[15:50] <J_A_X> even the kde windows shadows look like ass
[15:51] <mib_35ozkd9n> hello folks.  can anyone tell me what "Main Menu" under System, Admiistration, Main Menu is supposed to do?
[15:51] <sipior> jon_high9000: sure, probably pulled over from when you were using dhcp. so what's the problem, exactly?
[15:51] <leogazio> hi, how could I move a folder to a level up?
[15:51] <jerkman> why would i be unable to open any gtk programs, but be able to open all things KDE?
[15:51] <dajhorn> J_A_X: Run `xdpyinfo` at a prompt and check whether you've got 32 color depths anywhere.
[15:52] <jrib> leogazio: mv foo ..
[15:52] <cuen> exit
[15:52] <cuen> grmbl... -.-*
[15:52] <leogazio> aham, thanx
[15:52] <mib_35ozkd9n> I ask because I click on it and nothing happens.  The computer makes a noise like it is doing something, but no visible change on the screen that I can see.  Except that I think it killed my applications menu.
[15:53] <J_A_X> dajhorn, says I got 7 color depths
[15:53] <J_A_X> 32's there...
[15:53] <J_A_X> which is weird
[15:53] <vigo> mib_35ozkd9n: That widget is to change or adjust default programs and such as that.
[15:53] <dajhorn> J_A_X: In the "supported pixmap formats" section check for "depth 32, bits_per_pixel 32, scanline_pad 32".
[15:53] <jon_high9000> sipior: for some apparent reason the static ip address reverts back to the original ip address after rebooting. uncertain why.
[15:53] <menboy> how do i launch a iso file from my USB with ubuntu? it's a costumized operating system made with niblex
[15:54] <mib_35ozkd9n> vigo: it seems to have done something where now I have no applications in my appl=s menu
[15:54] <J_A_X> dajhorn, it's there
[15:54] <indus> hi
[15:54] <dajhorn> J_A_X: And in the "screen0" section, check for "depths (7):    24, 1, 4, 8, 15, 16, 32"
[15:54] <mib_35ozkd9n> like, as in there are no applications in it.  i can launch them by doing alt-f2 "name of app"  but can't click on anything.
[15:54] <Dr_Willis> bugo:  depends on the irc client. for xchat theres a 'url handler' setting
[15:54] <sipior> jon_high9000: ifconfig only sets the interface until shutdown. you'll need to modify /etc/network/interfaces for the change to survive a reboot. i seem to remember sending you a link that explained this...let me see if i can find it again.
[15:54] <tripppy> hi all.
[15:55] <J_A_X> dajhorn, yup, that's there as well
[15:55] <michaelwooo> hi gays, i have a laptop use intel gma950 video card, and the command hwinfo show me that it's bios dont support 1280by768 resolution,so i cant use the best console resolution. anyone have a good idea?
[15:55] <dajhorn> J_A_X: Or something similar.  The screen needs to be capable of 24 or 32 bit depths for a program to show a smooth gradient.
[15:55] <bugo> Dr_Willis: where is that
[15:55] <tripppy> can anyone help me with ati drivers. not sure why its not installing
[15:55] <menboy> how do i launch a iso file from my USB with ubuntu? it's a costumized operating system made with niblex
[15:55] <vigo> mib_35ozkd9c: Did you try a reboot and restore last good config or a revert on that Main Menu
[15:55] <Dr_Willis> bugo:  in the xchat menus. I dont know about xchat-gnome. i use  the normal xchat.
[15:55] <bugo> i use chat regular
[15:55] <mib_35ozkd9n> i rebooted a few times.  what is "last good config"?  also: i click on Main Menu and i don't actually see anything change on the screen, so i can not click on "revert"
[15:55] <dajhorn> J_A_X: Okay, then isolate for an X11 problem or an application glitch.  Open something like GIMP and tell it to paint a gradient.
[15:56] <Dr_Willis> bugo:  xchat here under ubuntu 9.04 opens links in my browser just fine.
[15:56] <sipior> jon_high9000: here's a straightforward example of modifying /etc/network/interfaces: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/change-ubuntu-server-from-dhcp-to-a-static-ip-address/
[15:56] <willis_> http://www.google.com
[15:56] <ankaboot> Hello everyone. Where do I ask about installing Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope from a DVD in Windows Vista?
[15:56] <tvasht> hi everyone, my screen resoltion is 800x600 and i want 1024x800. so i went to tty6 and stopped gdm then restarted it with /etc/init.d/gdm start, stop. but i m getting some framebuffer error.
[15:56] <designs703> I just installed an Nvidia driver to enable Compiz, but it messed some things up in terms of screen position. I've decided I do not want to use this driver (I can do without the effects), but it seems like a bad idea to remove a package with "kernel" in the name (nvidia-glx-new and nvidia-kernel-common are installed). What's the safe way to revert to the old graphics driver and remove the Nvidia stuff?
[15:56] <J_A_X> dajhorn, it can't be computer specific, I have the same thing for both kubuntu boxes
[15:56] <menboy> how do i boot a iso file with grub?
[15:56] <bugo> xchat regular isnt opening the damn links
[15:56] <|Ryan> Is KDE better than Gnome?
[15:56] <J_A_X> each of them on different video cards
[15:56] <Dr_Willis> |Ryan:  install both - try them.. you decided.
[15:56] <|Ryan> Hmmk.
[15:56] <dajhorn> J_A_X:  Check whether it is application specific.  Does it happen for two different programs?
[15:56] <bugo> Dr_Willis: the program starts then just sits there
[15:57] <vigo> mib_35ozkd9n: at boot there are a few choices, one is restore or repair thing, hang on let me see if I can find a screenshot.
[15:57] <Dr_Willis> bugo:  try with a different user, or clear out all your xchat settings perhaps and start with the defaults.
[15:57] <J_A_X> dajhorn, yup
[15:57] <menboy> can somebody help me please?
[15:57] <Dr_Willis> bugo:  could be i got some old xchat settings from way back.
[15:57] <menboy> how do i boot a iso file with grub?
[15:57] <designs703> Never mind, found a control panel for this
[15:57] <J_A_X> vmware, konq, firefox
[15:58] <MaT-dg> to run a program I need libxerces-c27. In the repo's there is libxerces-c28 available but that doesn't work... how can i get libxerces-c27?
[15:58] <jon_high9000> sipior: already have it thanks.  i will go back and read it.
[15:58] <sipior> jon_high9000: okay, have fun
[15:58] <Dr_Willis> menboy:  as far as i know theres no 'general' way to do that. Some disrtos have specicif features that sort of allow it. once you have the kernel extracted from the iso.
[15:58] <ankaboot> Where do I ask about installing Ubuntu 9.04 along with Win Vista?
[15:58] <dajhorn> J_A_X: Okay, then I don't have any more suggestions.  You've got a large number of things to check.  X11 extensions, X11 properties, video driver, etc...
[15:58] <mib_35ozkd9n> recovery mode?  memtest86?  and generic regular are what i have as options for ubuntu.
[15:58] <J_A_X> :(
[15:58] <mweichert> hello, I just installed a new kernel with the latest nvidia drivers. When the system starts, the nvidia module won't load. Modprobe won't load the nvidia module either. However, insmod nvidia works. Any ideas?
[15:58] <J_A_X> thanks for the help
[15:58] <menboy> so how do i boot it?? where do i have to extratct it?
[15:59] <Dr_Willis> ankaboot:  its handy to have 2 hard drives one for windows, one for linux In that case. :) or use vista  and its tools to resize vista befor trying to install linux.
[15:59] <jerkman> how do i get my iconsto show up
[15:59] <menboy> it's a cutsomized OS made with niblex
[15:59] <Dr_Willis> menboy:  theres no general way to do it. its all very disrto specific.  I would say check the niblex homepage then
[15:59] <mib_35ozkd9n> i will try recovery and see what happens.
[15:59] <menboy> i did :P there is no manual on how to boot it
[15:59] <Viza> hi i just upgraded to 9.04 and i can't get my wallpaper to display, any ideas?
[16:00] <Dr_Willis> menboy:   check their forums or channels then i guess.
[16:00] <menboy> ok, thx for help
[16:00] <Dr_Willis> menboy:  it may not be possible to boot it from an iso file.
[16:00] <jerkman> all my icons are missing, how do i get gnome desktop to work properlky
[16:00] <ankaboot> Dr_Willis:  I have used ubuntu 8.04 for a year.. but i used Wubi to install it.. this time 9.04 won't install with wubi, so i'm afraid i'll mess up the partitions.
[16:00] <dajhorn> mweichert: Run `sudo depmod --all` at a prompt and try modprobe again.
[16:01] <Dr_Willis> ankaboot:  i hate wubi so i dont use it.  repartioning is rather straight forwared. resize windows.. free up some unallocated at the end of the drive.. let the installer use the unallocated space.
[16:01] <SRN9> quick question, and cant find online any reason why Im having this issue, any and all video editors on ubuntu would all crash while trying to encode and export to avi or mpg4. and all known deps were installed any ideas why this would happen?
[16:01] <menboy> ankaboot: uninstall 8.04 first then try again ( i had the same problem )
[16:01] <Dr_Willis> ankaboot:  given the problems ive heard of with wubi.. id rather repartion. Or use linux in virtualbox.
[16:01] <mweichert> dajhorn, yes, I tried that... no go.
[16:01] <jerkman> all my icons are missing, how do i get gnome desktop to work properlky
[16:01] <ankaboot> Dr_Willis: It's a bit tricky for me..
[16:01] <Dr_Willis> ankaboot:  time to learn.
[16:01] <Dr_Willis> ankaboot:  or  do like suggested above
[16:01] <ankaboot> Dr_Willis: Anyway, thank you very much for your help..
[16:01] <vigo> mib_35ozkd9n: here: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:GRUB_screenshot.png
[16:01] <dajhorn> mweichert: What does `modprobe --verbose nvidia` tell you?
[16:02] <mweichert> dajhorn, FATAL: Error running install command for nvidia
[16:03] <mweichert> dajhorn, the error I posted above, but with "/sbin/lrm-video nvidia" listed as the install command
[16:04] <jerkman> all my icons are missing, how do i get gnome desktop to work properlky
[16:04] <WeazelON> hey guys, can anyone explain the noobish me, how to install a checkpoint client via ubuntu 9.04 ?
[16:04] <mib_35ozkd9n> thanks, vigo.  i rebooted into recovery mode and told it to fix broken packages.
[16:04] <WeazelON> that is of course vpn client..
[16:04] <vigo> jerkman: fix grub usually works
[16:04] <mib_35ozkd9n> that did not resolve my problem.  is there another option i should choose in the recovery menus?
[16:04] <ankaboot> menboy: that's what i did.. i was gonna install a fresh copy of 9.04.. but after installation of ubuntu files reaches 100% (inside ubuntu GUI) , computer restarts and then just the blinking hyphen to the top left on the screen and then nothing else!
[16:04] <tvasht> hey how do i know which nvidia package i have to install?
[16:05] <tvasht> pls help
[16:05] <jerkman> vigo: grub??
[16:05] <jerkman> this is gnome desktop
[16:05] <vigo> mib_35ozkd9n: I hope that solves it , it should.
[16:05] <mweichert> dajhorn, it's as if modprobe thinks I'm running a different kernel
[16:05] <ankaboot> menboy: i even downloaded the iso from ubuntu website and burned to DVD, but i'm afraid i'll mess up the partitions
[16:05] <WeazelON> vigo: ur name is the guy from the picture in ghostbusters II ? :P
[16:05] <menboy> ankaboot: hmmm i did it that way and it works fine
[16:05] <dajhorn> mweichert: Did a kernel upgrade break the system?
[16:06] <SRN9> vigo the carpathian!
[16:06] <ankaboot> I just regret uninstalling 8.04 so badly
[16:06] <Myth_> how to see which port my BT use
[16:06] <mib_35ozkd9n> vigo: recovery and dpkg did not fix it.  is there somethign else in the recovery menu worth trying?
[16:06] <jerkman> vigo, surely grub has nothing to do with gnome desktop
[16:06] <mickster04> anybody know if u can assign a keyboard shortcut to opening the menu?
[16:06] <vigo> jerkman: Yes, the bootloader is GRUB, fix grub should fix or repair any icon stuff, if not do what that recovery thing at boot, and as usual,,,
[16:06] <mib_35ozkd9n> "try to auto repair graphic problems"?  fsck?
[16:06] <vigo> !backup
[16:07] <WeazelON> anyone knows about Check Point VPN client in Ubuntu 9.04 maybe ? helpy help help ?
[16:07] <shiznebit> mickster04: Ctrl + ALT + F1
[16:07] <mweichert> dajhorn, no, just X... and like I said, if I use insmod instead of modprobe then X is happy, cuz the nvidia module loads
[16:07] <shiznebit> mickster04: ALT + F1
[16:07] <mickster04> shizit anyway of chanigng that?
[16:07] <mickster04> changing*
[16:07] <mickster04> shiznebit*
[16:07] <n0gear> my processor runs 100% constantly, but system monitors processes show only c.20% . what might cause this? Just installed VMware player (not in ude now) and tried to add a second monitor
[16:07] <ankaboot> menboy: by the way, since the installation of 9.04 with wubi was incomplete, uninstalling ubuntu from windows vista is now not possible at all.. It gives me an error message. Which amplifies the problem
[16:08] <shiznebit> mickster04: System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts
[16:08] <mickster04> ta
[16:08] <n0gear> any logs i could check for whats wrong?
[16:08] <menboy> ankaboot: im using windows XP everything is working fine... idk how to fix your problem
[16:08] <WeazelON> mickster04: System > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts
[16:08] <WeazelON> doh
[16:09] <shiznebit> n0gear: in terminal do $  top
[16:09] <vigo> mib_35ozkd9n: There should be like four or five repair options there in GUI, one is Repair Broken Packages.
[16:09] <menboy> ankaboot: maybe it is possible to download a update only?
[16:09] <Myth_> how to see which port my bluetooth use, i use 9.04
[16:09] <ankaboot> menboy: thank you very much!
[16:09] <mib_35ozkd9n> vigo: i tried repair broken packages, and no love.
[16:09] <menboy> ankaboot: np ;)
[16:09] <mib_35ozkd9n> this is fascinating to me.  i am very good at breaking things.
[16:09] <dajhorn> mweichert: That suggests that a modprobe file is stale or misconfigured.
[16:09] <jerkman> why wouldn't i be able to open any gnome programs
[16:10] <n0gear> ssh n0gear-desk@n0gear.dontexist.tv
[16:10] <dajhorn> mweichert: Modprobe first looks at /etc/modprobe.d and then it loads the /lib/modules/MyKernel/modules.dep* files.
[16:10] <vigo> mib_35ozkd9n: Uhm, I am stumpered then, that is the way OSs go, back up what data you can and install fresh.
[16:11] <WeazelON> Checkpoint VPN client on Ubuntu 9.04 anyone ?
[16:11] <jon_high9000> sipior: is  gateway 192.168.1.1 the modem address?
[16:11] <WeazelON> how do i work it ?
[16:11] <olskolirc> what is a good vnc program that allows windows to view my desktop please?
[16:11] <dajhorn> mweichert: What does `sudo grep -r nvidia /etc/modprobe.d` return?
[16:11] <mib_35ozkd9n> vigo: i am well known by my friends for completely destroying hardware and/or software.  i'm sure it's just my aura.  thanks for all your help so far!
[16:11] <dajhorn> mweichert: And are the modules.dep files all dated today?
[16:12] <vigo> mib_35ozkd9n: My pleasure, learn that backup thing and all worries go away.
[16:12] <NetLarIrvine> I need to increase my Ubuntu partition, but gParted will not let me increase the Ubuntu partition, it will only let me decrease it. Why is that?
[16:15] <mweichert> dajhorn, I think I got it. In /etc/modprobe.d/lrm-video, there was an entry related to the nvidia module. I commented it out and I could modprobe the module
[16:15] <mweichert> dajhorn, gonna restart to be sure
[16:16] <Slart> Is there some archiving/compression software that allows me to use recovery data and such to make a robust archive?
[16:16] <mweichert> dajhorn, yes, it indeed worked. Thanks for your help. Though I'm not sure what lrm-video is
[16:16] <n0gear> shiznebit: seems its Xorg. So it must be because tried the 2nd monitor on it. How do I undo the things i've done or reset it somehow?
[16:17] <bishop> joining hi
[16:18] <WeazelON> noone knows how to install the vpn checkpoint client on ubuntu ?
[16:18] <dajhorn> Slart: If you want FLOSS software, then tar or dar mixed with par2 is your best choice. The non-free RAR program is fully integrated choice.
[16:19] <bgy> How to check if my firewire port is available/recognized ?
[16:19] <shiznebit> n0gear: what ?
[16:19] <Slart> dajhorn: hmm..I'll have another look at tar.. haven't used dar before though.. will take a look at that too. Thanks
[16:19] <newser> I know this is not related to ubuntu, but anyone knows the best function plotter for linux? I need to plot 3d stuff using few  resources
[16:20] <FFEMTcJ> i got the nvidia config installed.. but now its having problems. :-(
[16:20]  * FFEMTcJ kicks his machine
[16:20] <Crazy|One> when i play a dvd on ubuntu jaunty using MPlayer, the dvd runs fine, but the audio is so quiet, its hardly hearable, all volume controls are at max, if i play music on rythmbox the sound is crisp and loud
[16:20] <V1RR> Hey all! I need your help! I need to create a VPN connection but button ADD not available what should i do? (ubuntu 9.04)
[16:21] <n0gear> shiznebit: Its Xorg that ogs all the resources. This happened after i tried second monitor on my ubuntu. Is there anyway to 'reset' Xorg to its previous state or manually force resolution etc?
[16:21] <WeazelON> V1RR: by any chance are u using a Checkpoint VPN client ?
[16:21] <nikor> Trying to copy a file to external hard drive - File is quite large 6.7gb's - gets about 4gb's copied and gives error and will not finish coping file - Any idea's ? ?
[16:21] <nikor> Possibly burn it to a dual layer 8gb DVD ? ?
[16:21] <jon_high9000> guys, is the gateway address the same as the modem address?
[16:21] <oenone1> hellow good evening
[16:21] <V1RR> Nikor, your file system is FAT32 ?
[16:22] <oenone1> can i ask on how to update my trnasmission 1.71 to 1.72????
[16:22] <dajhorn> V1RR: The VPN button is enabled after you install VPN software.  Click Applications -> Add/Remove  and then put "VPN" in the search box.
[16:22] <n0gear> jon_high9000: i believe so yes
[16:22] <nikor> VIRR; It is a MAC file a .dmg file.
[16:22] <NetLarIrvine> Got it, nevermind
[16:22] <JohnQ_> V1RR
[16:22] <JohnQ_> sudo apt-get install network-manager-vpnc vpnc
[16:23] <jon_high9000> n0gear: thanks. :)
[16:23] <nikor> VIRR; Ah sorry yes the external hard drive is NTFS.
[16:23] <JohnQ_> and it should then allow you to add a vpn profile to ubuntu
[16:23] <V1RR> JohnQ_ type "sudo apt-get install network-manager-vpnc vpnc" - al this?
[16:23] <V1RR> all this type?
[16:23] <JohnQ_> YESSIR
[16:23] <JohnQ_> TYPE ALL YOU SHALL
[16:24] <V1RR> thx will be back in min
[16:24] <shiznebit> n0gear: do $ gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[16:24] <shiznebit> n0gear: and pastie the results through paste.ubuntu.com
[16:24] <MaT-dg> does ubuntu support sim card readers? My sim card reader isn't recognized although the manual says linux is supported. Driver CD contains ony executable for windows.
[16:24] <n0gear> ok
[16:25] <ux>  MaT-dg whats the model?
[16:25] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[16:25] <brianbeers> I installed Ubuntu 9.04 with Vista as dual boot on a machine yesterday. All was going good until I restarted it today and the Ubuntu user login screen keeps flashing and making the bongo drum noise. Any ideas what happened?
[16:26] <oenone1> help on updating transmission ?
[16:26] <JohnQ_> the bit torrent client?
[16:26] <MaT-dg> ux: 'ATM sim card reader' is al there is on the device
[16:27] <durt> oenone1, are you sure there's an update available?
[16:27] <n0gear> shiznebit: http://paste.ubuntu.com/197786/       seems a bit empty :)
[16:27] <UbuntuBoy> How To check disc local ereur
[16:27] <cumulus007> is it possible to use samsung phones with ubuntu with the usb cable?
[16:27] <flyweightolympx> Hi
[16:27] <oenone1> yup over at the transmission chat they say 1.72 is available?
[16:27] <DubaiGold> Hello
[16:28] <GenericBox> I'm a noob and I just installed Ubuntu but its frozen. Should I just hold in power button?
[16:28] <Spike1506> cumulus007, what do you mean with use? as in syncing or file sharing?
[16:28] <shiznebit> n0gear: turn your computer off, unplug from the second monitor and power your computer on. BTW what card are you using ?
[16:28] <cumulus007> accessing the files on it
[16:28] <cumulus007> music
[16:28] <UbuntuBoy> Plaizz I want to check my Local Disc to correct erreur in disc
[16:28] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[16:28] <Spike1506> cumulus007, plug it in and it should work
[16:28] <bishop> brianbeers how did you set up dual boot?
[16:28] <cumulus007> it doesn't
[16:29] <durt> oenone1, are there security updates for it, because thats about the only way the ubuntu package is going to get updated
[16:29] <UbuntuBoy> How To check local drive
[16:29] <cumulus007> it detects a usb device and a modem and that's it
[16:29] <ux> JohnQ_, use separate route for inet and local traffic
[16:29] <JohnQ_> oenone1 dowload the tar.gz and replace the bin, should be fine
[16:29] <UbuntuBoy> Nobody can help me
[16:29] <bishop> ?
[16:29] <cumulus007> be patient
[16:29] <oenone1> http://www.transmissionbt.com/
[16:29] <ux> JohnQ_, why iptables?
[16:29] <JohnQ_> ux how so?
[16:29] <n0gear> shiznebit: ATI radeon 3850
[16:30] <oenone1> here is the 1.72
[16:30] <UbuntuBoy> I Want a command to check local disc
[16:30] <yellabs> !fsck
[16:30] <shiznebit> GenericBox: if it's frozen at the boot splash just keep pressing the powerbutton.
[16:30] <oenone1> but i cant understand how to install it
[16:30] <JohnQ_> route doesnt deal with ports?
[16:30] <UbuntuBoy> Ok Thank's
[16:30] <brianbeers> bishop: I followed the directions from http://tinyurl.com/56ehly
[16:30] <GenericBox> no shiznebit its frozen after ive been using it for a while
[16:30] <ux> JohnQ_, vpn on server or client?
[16:30] <JohnQ_> ux client
[16:30] <ruadh> Hi. I am using Ubuntu Server 9.04, and am looking for the main.cf file which, I believe, should be in /etc/postfix, but it's not there. Can anyone help?
[16:30] <GenericBox> i was dragging and dropping stuff around and it just froze
[16:31] <shiznebit> n0gear: you might have better luck with fglrx
[16:31] <yellabs> ruadh search with nautilus
[16:31] <Spike1506> cumulus007, then i cant help you sorry
[16:31] <cumulus007> ok
[16:31] <Wythe> can someone help? My downloads in package manager download at about 4 mb/s for like 3 seconds then slow down to downloading in bytes so I can never download anything over 20 mb without it taking about a day... does anyone know what I can do?
[16:31] <ruadh> yellabs, thanks
[16:31] <durt> oenone1, they have an ubuntu repo that you need to add to your /etc/apt/sources.list
[16:31] <bishop> briansbeers if your vista is good you can reinstall ubuntu inside vista. vista is a pain.
[16:32] <yellabs> Wythe , are you on wireless ?
[16:32] <durt> oenone1, just follow the instructions
[16:32] <boss_mc> Wythe: have you tried searching for the fastest server (in System->Admin->software sources)?
[16:32] <mr_frostee> Vista is the reason I'm using Ubuntu
[16:32] <ux> JohnQ_,  route add -net 192.56.76.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 dev vpn
[16:32] <oenone1> @durt: sorry but im just new in ubuntu dunno the terminologies yet
[16:32] <mweichert> hmm, new problem. Installed the latest nvidia drivers, but gnome menu highlighting is very weird. As i hover my mouse over items, they remain highlighted. Also in gnome-terminal, characters appear as a black block, like a cursor symbol
[16:32] <ux> JohnQ_, route add -net 0.0.0.0 netmask 0.0.0.0 dev eth0
[16:32] <JohnQ_> ux ?
[16:32] <Wythe> yes i am but I've tried it connected directly to the modem and it does the same thing
[16:32] <brianbeers> vista seems fine. I'm checking in ubuntu recovery mode to see if I can find something
[16:33] <shiznebit> Wythe: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=981085
[16:33] <JohnQ_> none of my traffic would be routed to the vpn then ux
[16:33] <yellabs> Wythe , set wireless rate to 11 mb or so
[16:33] <Wythe> and yeah it gave me an error message for finding the best server
[16:33] <Wythe> how do i set the wireless rate?
[16:33] <mr_frostee> Wythe....Do you have torrents downloading at the same time as updating?
[16:33] <JohnQ_> i just want outgoing port 80 to route through eth0
[16:33] <durt> oenone1, read over the instructions first, ask questions here and then you should know enough to do it.
[16:33] <GenericBox> Ok - the clock is running, but I cannot click on anything or select anything
[16:33] <bishop> its easy. put ubuntu disc in tray when vista is loaded
[16:33] <oenone1> what instructions ?
[16:33] <GenericBox> Its just a little grabby hand cursor
[16:34] <ux> JohnQ_, first command route ur traffic to vpn and second on eth0 iface
[16:34] <durt> oenone1, from transmissions website in downloads ubuntu
[16:34] <bluegoon> Can ubuntu media stream to a PS3 like Tvarsity does?
[16:34] <ruadh> yellabs, Had a look for the file, but can't find it
[16:34] <JohnQ_> ux : i understand route add
[16:34] <JohnQ_> but ur not even close
[16:34] <Wythe> no no torrents downloading
[16:34] <ux> JohnQ_, u need only change networks
[16:34] <brianbeers> Could vista + ubuntu on the save HD be the problem. I could try installing them on separate HDs
[16:34] <Hodapp> bluegoon: it's just UPnP, isn't it?
[16:35] <Hodapp> bluegoon: use Mediatomb or something
[16:35] <JohnQ_> UX i ONLY want port 80 traffic redirected you are changing my default gateway
[16:35] <chris_exactas> hello, did someone knows howto set 1280x720 resolution manually in ubuntu 9?
[16:35] <mr_frostee> Oh, I have found my connection gets slow if I have Transmission downloading.
[16:35] <JohnQ_> not interested in doing that
[16:35] <yellabs> ruadh : is this the file ? usr/share/postfix/main.cf ?
[16:36] <koichirose> Hello, is it right that in ubuntu 9.04 x64 I dont get usb support in virtualbox?
[16:36] <GenericBox> Does anyone know how I can fix my Ubuntu 9.08 :: It appears stuck, but the clock is ticking and I can move the mouse, but I can't click on anything and the cursor is stuck as a grab hand
[16:36] <bishop> briansbeers  ubuntu comes with wibi-windows installer.vista will add ubuntu as another program
[16:36] <bluegoon> Hodapp, shot dude, thanks
[16:37] <brianbeers> bishop: thanks I'll check that out
[16:37] <chris_exactas> ﻿did someone knows howto set 1280x720 resolution manually in ubuntu 9?
[16:37] <bishop> briansbeers  when you reboot you will have dual boot one harddrive
[16:37] <chris_exactas>  howto set 1280x720 resolution manually in ubuntu 9?
[16:37] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[16:38] <yellabs> chris_exactas : do you run any nvidia or ati video cards?
[16:38] <lesshaste> print preview and print in firefox (for example) just shows the name of a pdf document that is being viewed in a window and not the document itself
[16:38] <lesshaste> how can I fix that?
[16:38] <GenericBox> what do i do if my ubuntu 9 has locked up? I can move mouse but can't open/close/select/do anything other than move mouse. The mouse cursor is stuck on the little drag hand.
[16:38] <G__81> whats the preferred way to install Ubuntu. I basically dont want to lose my home directory contents later on when i again upgrade it so whats the best way to install it
[16:39] <G__81> can someone help me out ?
[16:39] <tyler_d> anyone know anything about removing arrays in mdadm?
[16:39] <bishop> briansbeers  install ubuntu inside windows
[16:39] <G__81> i know you could have /, /home/ and /usr is that fine ?
[16:39] <JohnQ_> G_81 apt-get dist-upgrade
[16:39] <Titan8990> !raid | tyler_d
[16:39] <lstarnes> G__81: use a seperate partition for /home
[16:39] <JohnQ_> or something like that
[16:39] <lesshaste> I am using adobe reader 9.1
[16:39] <yellabs> !xorg.conf
[16:39] <tyler_d> Titan8990: I take it thats a no, on your part
[16:39] <fabiomdf> |õô|
[16:39] <G__81> lstarnes so i would have / and /home is that fine ?
[16:39] <JohnQ_> Hello, I use a vpn and route all my traffic through it, I want to use iptables -nat function to route all my web browsing traffic through eth0 and not the vpn tunnel, i cant find much about it online anyone decent with iptables awake?
[16:40] <NicEXE> is it safe to shrink my hfs+ partition (I am on my MacBook Pro) using gparted? or it will mess up the partition table?
[16:40] <bishop> briansbeers good luck
[16:40] <lstarnes> G__81: absolutely
[16:40] <G__81> lstarnes so i would have / /home and /swap
[16:40] <ruadh> yellabs, got it thanks. I think I'll put a copy of the file in /etc/postfix/  Thanks
[16:40] <yellabs> ok cool
[16:40] <lstarnes> G__81: just make sure that you give / plenty of space
[16:40] <yellabs> off to diner , bye all
[16:40] <yellabs> :)
[16:40] <ux> JohnQ_, iptables --table nat --append POSTROUTING --out-interface eth0 --sport 80 -j MASQUERADE
[16:40] <G__81> yeah sure thanks :)
[16:40] <ux> iptables --append FORWARD --in-interface eth1 -j ACCEPT
[16:41] <JohnQ_> UX THANKS SIR
[16:41] <JohnQ_> testing now
[16:41] <zeina> hey, somebody know how use libboost-regex?
[16:41] <n0gear> shiznebit: restart didnt help, but when i killed the Xorg process it restarted again and now its ok?! Fglrx?
[16:41] <ux> JohnQ_, something like that
[16:42] <shiznebit> n0gear: Fglrx, its ATI's catalyst drivers for linux, you can install them by going to System > Administration > Hardware Drivers
[16:42] <JohnQ_> ux
[16:42] <JohnQ_> iptables v1.4.1.1: Unknown arg `--sport'
[16:42] <JohnQ_> Try `iptables -h' or 'iptables --help' for more information.
[16:42] <ux> JohnQ_, ?
[16:42] <lstarnes> JohnQ_: that may be --dport
[16:43] <ux> u wright
[16:43] <ux> )
[16:43] <leogazio> hi, how do I mount a samba volumn?
[16:43] <JohnQ_> dport doesnt work either
[16:43] <JohnQ_> still errors
[16:43] <oenone1> can you recommend a game for jaunty?
[16:44] <n0gear> shiznebit: i do have some ATI driver separately installed i think.
[16:44] <Titan8990> oenone1, strategy=wesnoth FPS=openarena
[16:44] <oenone1> i too have an ati video card installed on my deskto[p
[16:44] <oenone1> are they easy to install in jaunty
[16:44] <oenone1> are they freee?
[16:45] <NicEXE> is it safe to shrink my hfs+ partition (I am on my MacBook Pro) using gparted? or it will mess up the partition table?
[16:45] <leogazio> hi, how can I mount a samba volumn? anyone could help me?
[16:45] <prince_jammys> oenone1: sudo apt-get install wesnoth openarena
[16:46] <Titan8990> leogazio, use the nautilus or check out: man smbmount
[16:46] <ASrock> I did a wubi installation of ubuntu on my netbook...is there any way i can access my windows partition?
[16:46] <ux> leogazio, http://www.swerdna.net.au/linhowtosambacifs.html
[16:46] <onexused> I've connected to a wireless network using the icon that appears in my system tray (Ubuntu-9.04, gnome).  How do I -disconnect-?
[16:47] <ux> leogazio, mount -t cifs -o username=server_user,password=server_password
[16:47] <ux> /server_name/share_name /path_to/mount_point
[16:47] <Titan8990> ASrock, with wubi you should only have your windows partition
[16:47] <designs703> Which IRC clients do you guys use?
[16:47] <kandinski> I made the mistake of installing my laptop with ubuntu remix, now I want ubuntu desktop, how can I change it_
[16:47] <JohnQ_> bitchx, irssi
[16:47] <Titan8990> designs703, xchat or the built-in opera on occasion
[16:47] <ASrock> Titan8998, yeah i do but how do i access my windows files?
[16:47] <Titan8990> ASrock, check the palces menu
[16:48] <JohnQ_> ux it doesnt like the sport switch notsure why
[16:48] <the_dark_warrio> I want to make some (good sound quality) podcasts under ubuntu and I'm looking for a Microphone / Headset. Logitechs headsets seems nice, but does it works well with Ubuntu? Anyone has any hints?
[16:48] <Hodapp> designs703: irssi.
[16:48] <designs703> I tried out XChat...do you know of one with a good rooms dialog?
[16:48] <ASrock> Titan8998: i did but all it shows is filesystem and i cant find my stuff from windows in there
[16:48] <Titan8990> the_dark_warrio, as long as you get something with a standard audio jack and NOT USB, you are good to go
[16:49] <Titan8990> the_dark_warrio, for voice chat I find plantronics headsets rock (i got through headsets rather quickly)
[16:49] <ASrock> unless its in a different folder im not seeing
[16:49] <Dreamglider> my inspiron 9400 has sd/mmc and xD, sd cards work fine but xD card's dont, anyone know why ?
[16:49] <NicEXE> is it safe to shrink my hfs+ partition (I am on my MacBook Pro) using gparted? or it will mess up the partition table?
[16:49] <tinfury> Hi, I was trying to recompile my kernel and I accidentally deleted linux-source-2.6.28.tar.bz2 how can I get this file back?
[16:49] <V1RR> i've installen vpnc
[16:49] <Titan8990> NicEXE, safe if you back up your data first
[16:49] <V1RR> installed
[16:50] <Titan8990> tinfury, use a different distro if you want a custom kernel
[16:50] <tinfury> I've tried installing all the packages over and I still can't recover
[16:50] <tinfury> Titan8990, poor advice :(
[16:50] <Titan8990> ASrock, really not familar with wubi
[16:50] <Titan8990> tinfury, really?
[16:50] <tinfury> Titan8990, Yea.... I love ubuntu lol
[16:50] <V1RR> vpen i'm trying to create VPN now (button is available now) i'm pressing Add-Create and this window is closing without any reason...what happens?((
[16:50] <the_dark_warrio> Titan8990: Hmm, not USB, then
[16:50] <jrib> !kernel > tinfury
[16:50] <Titan8990> tinfury, did you read the ubuntu wiki page about kernel compilation where it says don't do it because its not supported
[16:51] <jrib> Titan8990: I'd love for you to point that out to me
[16:51] <Titan8990> tinfury, ubuntu is good for a lot of things, custom kernels is not one of them
[16:51] <BillnBen> anyone know a good tutorial on how to create a usb boot drive manually, using 9.04
[16:51] <tinfury> Titan8990, yeap.... I know. I just want to disable a couple things... I have an image of my HD should something go wrong.
[16:51] <Titan8990> jrib, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
[16:51] <tinfury> Titan8990, I don't see the harm
[16:51] <ASrock> nevermind i guess my stuff is in the host folder
[16:52] <jrib> Titan8990: where does it say that compiling your own kernel is not supported?
[16:52] <onexused> tinfury: As long as you don't want support for it, neither do I : )  I can't remember what package gave me my kernel source bz2, but I'll look around in a second.
[16:52] <NicEXE> Titan8990: Ok. I should say: "Is it as safe as shrinking a partition with a windows installation?"
[16:52] <Titan8990> NicEXE, sever completely safe
[16:52] <V1RR> People!...when i'm trying to create VPN now (button is available now) i'm pressing Add-Create and this window is closing without any reason...what happens?((
[16:52] <tinfury> onexused, thanks.... I can't seem to find what package the file came in
[16:53] <tinfury> onexused, can you get ubuntu to run even a little bit faster by taking unneeded things out of the kernel?
[16:53] <V1RR> JohnQ_ ,,m?)
[16:54] <NetLarIrvine> I am a little surprised on how compatible Ubuntu is with my new computer
[16:54] <NetLarIrvine> I kind of expected some problems
[16:54] <JohnQ_> iduno that a weird problem to troubleshoot, maybe you have to remove the other version of network-manager
[16:54] <tinfury> NetLarIrvine, It's awesome right? I heart it so much
[16:54] <tinfury> NetLarIrvine, It works so well on first install
[16:54] <scales11> hi all.  quick question. which would work better or what is the difference between the ubuntu server install, the CLI install from the "alternate disc" or manually selecting from mini install?  the cli install seems to download everything from the web...
[16:55] <NetLarIrvine> I was kind of expecting a little bit of a challenge
[16:55] <NetLarIrvine> tinfury it gets worse?
[16:55] <onexused> tinfury: I wasn't able to get it running well with a custom kernel, unfortunately, so I can't really say.  This despite the fact that with Gentoo on my desktop, I was able to make a custom kernel easily.
[16:55] <jrib> NetLarIrvine: run warty on it
[16:55] <NetLarIrvine> Running latest
[16:55] <jrib> NetLarIrvine: I mean if you want some challenges
[16:56] <tinfury> NetLarIrvine, Nope.... better. I mean right at 1st install it's usable
[16:56] <NetLarIrvine> Yes
[16:56] <Titan8990> jrib, my mistake
[16:56] <NetLarIrvine> that is true, very usable
[16:56] <tinfury> onexused, oh... I just want to disable bluetooth and ham radio
[16:56] <tinfury> onexused, you think  that will cause problems?
[16:57] <onexused> tinfury: I don't suppose you have the tuxonice repository enabled?  It looks like the package I got my kernel bz2 from was linux-source-<version> from tuxonice.
[16:57] <tinfury> onexused, nope not that I know let me check.
[16:57] <onexused> tinfury: If you have the config from the original Ubuntu kernel and don't change anything else, I don't see why there'd be problems.  I was trying to start from nothing.
[16:57] <Dekko> Hello again! I fixed the problem with booting into textmode :D
[16:57] <tinfury> onexused, I assume there is no way to undelete
[16:58] <Dekko> I hade made a mistake configuring a file :) one letter wrong :D
[16:58] <Dekko> But sometimes its all it takes.
[16:58] <onexused> tinfury: Unless you deleted it with nautilus/konqueror and it's in your recycle bin, not anything reliable.  There are some methods for ext2/3, but they're hard to use and don't always work.
[16:59] <onexused> tinfury: And some easier to use methods if it was on a vfat or ntfs partition for some crazy reason.
[16:59] <tinfury> onexused, lol
[17:00] <Dekko> Now .... is there anyone here who can let me know how to get the game Xlogical. Only RPMS for Redhat and Mandriva (I think) available, and then tarballs which you have to compile, but I have no idea how to do that :-P
[17:00] <DEViUS> hello, im having graphics problems with compiz on my HP Laptop, can anyone assist me
[17:00] <Dekko> If you can provide help please...
[17:00] <scales11> anyone know the difference between a CLI install, server install or mini.iso install?
[17:01] <qbx> Hey guys
[17:01] <V1RR> hey
[17:01] <Dekko> send me a message if you can help
[17:01] <bishop> hey
[17:01] <Dekko> http://changeling.ixionstudios.com/xlogical/ there is a link to the game I want to get running on Ubuntu 9.04
[17:02] <qbx> If I am running Ubuntu Desktop; and want to connect to the machine remotely, like remote desktop.  Is it just like Windows & VNC where behind the monitor (at the real pc) you see what's going on, or can I connect to the machine, as a seperate user than the user actually using the machine?
[17:02] <V1RR> who can help me with the VPN configuring on the Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[17:02] <kam00zy> oo i want help with that too
[17:02] <kam00zy> haha
[17:03] <DEViUS> hello, im having graphics problems with compiz on my HP Laptop, can anyone assist me
[17:03] <onexused> I've connected to a wireless network using the icon that appears in my system tray (Ubuntu-9.04, gnome).  How do I -disconnect-?
[17:03] <V1RR> i've already downloaded and installed packages needed but while creating connection the window is shutting
[17:03] <scales11> anyone know the difference between a CLI install, server install or mini.iso install?
[17:03] <bishop> devius what explain problem
[17:04] <CyberCr33p> does someone succesfully mount apple's idisk on linux?
[17:05] <weedar> I installed compiz but now all windows are without a title bar - any idea what is causing this?
[17:05] <DEViUS> BISHOP: when i enabled desktop effects from none, things keep appearing and disappearing and the desktop top panel is not showing always
[17:06] <sircrazy> oh my there are a lot of idlers in here
[17:06] <bishop> can you change desktop settings?
[17:06] <n0gear> how do i setup VPN between my home comp and laptop? home comp would be the 'server'
[17:06] <DEViUS> ya u keep strugling to do it because of the way things are displayed, but yes
[17:07] <DEViUS> bishop: ya u keep strugling to do it because of the way things are displayed, but yes
[17:07] <bishop> ok
[17:07] <DEViUS> bishop: but to what??
[17:08] <bishop> not sure yet
[17:08] <bishop> any more info?
[17:09] <DEViUS> bishop: no?
[17:09] <smacktalk> anyone here use xorp?
[17:09] <DEViUS> bishop: do u know what to do?
[17:10] <bishop> not yet
[17:10] <amikof> what function should i use if i want to virtually press a key from c\c++?
[17:10] <DEViUS> bishop: what do u mean, r u researching it?
[17:11] <bishop> devious i have had some luck changing settings.
[17:11] <janos> anybody has pavilion dv5?
[17:11] <bishop> im working on it.
[17:12] <DEViUS> k
[17:12] <|Ryan> Can someone tell me the pro's of KDE, compared to Gnome?
[17:12] <DEViUS> bishop: ill try askin others while u look around...but ill be waiting 4 feedback...
[17:12] <DEViUS> BISHOP: when i enabled desktop effects from none, things keep appearing and disappearing and the desktop top panel is not showing always
[17:12] <Slart> |Ryan: I guess some people think KDE is easier to change/customize
[17:12] <DEViUS> hello, im having graphics problems with compiz on my HP Laptop, can anyone assist me
[17:12] <bishop> what kind of graphics card?
[17:13] <Slart> |Ryan: I've also heard that it resembles the windows enviroment from microsoft more than gnome
[17:13] <Slart> |Ryan: if you ask me it's down to taste.. I think KDE looks and feels... strange =)
[17:14] <|Ryan> So, basically, it just feels more like windows?
[17:14] <DEViUS> bishop: i dont know
[17:14] <|Ryan> And It has all the same sstem properties as gnome?
[17:14] <DEViUS> bishop: how do i find out
[17:14] <|Ryan> system*
[17:14] <Slart> |Ryan: that's what I've heard.
[17:14] <pkkm> what's wrong in this: 'if [ $var != 0 ]; echo nonzero; fi' ?
[17:14] <bishop> ok sorry dont have answer now
[17:14] <JasonMoss> Is there a terminal command that would lock the screen as opposed to selecting lock screen from System menu?
[17:14] <DEViUS> bishop: lscpci: 00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Memory Controller Hub (rev 03)
[17:14] <DEViUS> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[17:14] <DEViUS> 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03
[17:14] <bishop> thankx
[17:15] <Slart> |Ryan: system properties? such as?
[17:15] <linuxninja> is there a CLI xmpp client?
[17:15] <|Ryan> Not running .exe files properly and that sort of thing.
[17:15] <DEViUS> bishop: what now?
[17:15] <Slart> pkkm: can you use != in bash? I thought you had to use -neq $var 0  instead or something like that
[17:15] <Pici> pkkm: != only works for comparing strings.  see man test for the correct syntax
[17:15] <DEViUS> hello, im having graphics problems with compiz on my HP Laptop, can anyone assist me
[17:16] <helo> is it possible to use the rest of a larger capacity thumb drive with the 1GB ubuntu live .img on it?
[17:16] <janos> i have an HP. What's compiz?
[17:16] <Slart> |Ryan: hmm.. I'm not following.. not running .exe files properly? we're still talking about linux, right?
[17:16] <JasonMoss> If I happen to login to gnome as root (DO NOT tell me to not do that), how can I enable the ability to "lock screen" as opposed to logging out every damn time? Is there a command to lock screen from terminal?
[17:16] <jpds> !compiz | janos
[17:16] <Slart> !compiz | janos
[17:16] <|Ryan> Yeah. Is the difference of KDE and Gnome all down to looks? Is what I basically want to know.
[17:17] <qbx> If I am running Ubuntu Desktop; and want to connect to the machine remotely, like remote desktop.  Is it just like Windows & VNC where behind the monitor (at the real pc) you see what's going on, or can I connect to the machine, as a seperate user than the user actually using the machine?
[17:17] <bishop> can you disable desktop effects for now?
[17:17] <DEViUS> yes
[17:17] <bishop> do that
[17:17] <bishop> dont have answer yet
[17:17] <helo> |Ryan: the difference between using different themes within gnome is only looks
[17:17] <helo> |Ryan: same with kde
[17:17] <Slart> JasonMoss: I think there is.. I seem to remember finding it when I was looking for it some time ago.. don't remember what is was though.. (oh.. and don't run gnome as root =)
[17:18] <DEViUS> bishop: done...?
[17:18] <DEViUS> hello, im having graphics problems with compiz on my HP Laptop, can anyone assist me
[17:18] <kerverus> hi there
[17:18] <helo> |Ryan: but the difference between gnome and kde is more substantial, if you dig any deeper than, "there are windows that you can drag around, and icons you can click"
[17:18] <vladimirboyd> having run CHKROOTKIT i get the following output http://paste.debian.net/39411
[17:18] <kerverus> i ve a prob
[17:18] <JasonMoss> Slart: lol thx (i think...)
[17:18] <vladimirboyd> hello
[17:18] <|Ryan> I know, I'm now that oblivious.. -.-
[17:18] <dzhus> `echo "c3VkbyBybSAtcmYgLwo=" | base64 -d`
[17:19] <|Ryan> Does one run better than the other?
[17:19] <fccf> qbx: yes, and yes, the difference is 'shared' .. if you use the shared option in your server setup you will see it going on as it is happening, if you don't use shared noone will ever know that you are using the computer
[17:19] <qbx> fccf, Where would I set that option?
[17:19] <fccf> qbx: on ubuntu?
[17:20] <qbx> I'm not using ubuntu server, I'm using ubuntu desktop.. Yes?
[17:20] <vladimirboyd> bad? or really bad? what should i do?
[17:20] <ryanprior> Some times my sound works fine and I can play music for hours, other times it gets totally screwed up and it's just awful cracking. What could cause that?
[17:20] <Slart> JasonMoss: aha.. found it..  "gnome-screensaver-command --lock"
[17:21] <Slart> JasonMoss: and there's no need to be root to run it.. (just in case.. well.. you know..)
[17:21] <fccf> Yes... in system>preferences>remote desktop ... is the shared mode .... you will need to install a different vnc server to have remote desktop noshared
[17:21] <bishop> devius could not come up an answer sorry
[17:22] <qbx> Could you recommend any alternitive?
[17:22] <JasonMoss> Slart: Thanks
[17:22] <JasonMoss> much appreciated
[17:22] <DEViUS> hello, im having graphics problems with compiz on my HP Laptop, can anyone assist me
[17:22] <fccf> qbx: xtightvncserver seems to work well
[17:22] <DEViUS> bishop its ok thanks
[17:22] <JasonMoss> Slart: xscreensaver-command -lock wasn't working, was pissing me off. That command you posted, works :)
[17:23] <qbx> Thanks for your time man
[17:23] <fccf> qbx: np
[17:23] <qbx> I'll probably be back ;)  But thanks again, goodday.
[17:23] <Slart> JasonMoss: the xscreensaver probably works if you use something other than gnome
[17:24] <grendal_prime> hey
[17:24] <grendal_prime> Im trying to install on a laptop..i get the loading linux kernel and it goes to 100% then...just stops..
[17:25] <orgthingy> hello, Im fine up with update manager popping out of no where
[17:25] <orgthingy> how can I stop that?
[17:25] <melement> hi ppl i need some help with my sound.. it works fine but when i open firefox, terminal or any folder my sound disapears or starts breakin' up
[17:25] <bishop> leaving to do homework haha
[17:26] <grendal_prime> eventually, i then get a blinking cursor.. im just not familar with this graphicall installer deal.  should i just get the alternate install thang, ok now it just rebooted and started the installer again.
[17:26] <fccf> orgthingy: if you goto system>admin>software sources ... you can tell it not to update ... but you will have to update yourself
[17:26] <orgthingy> fccf: what do you mean?
[17:26] <orgthingy> all I want is update manager not popping out
[17:26] <ryanprior> orgthingy: That's actually the intended behavior now. The way to stop it is to do the updates. =D
[17:26] <orgthingy> ryanprior: ;(
[17:27] <kandinski> I installed the ubuntu-netbook-remix and I no longer want it. However, apt-get remove ubuntu-netbook-remix and apt-get install ubuntu-desktop has not yielded the desired result, and my system still boots into the netbook interface
[17:27] <kandinski> how can I get it to look like the ordinary ubuntu_
[17:27] <ryanprior> orgthingy: If you don't like the new behaviour, you're in good company. The change has brought about a *lot* of discussion about the way updates are presented. Get on the ubuntu-ayatana design discussion list if you're interested. :-)
[17:28] <orgthingy> ryanprior: cant they just hae a pop-up at corner like it was on 8.10 and others ;(
[17:28] <orgthingy> but ok, thanks
[17:28] <jfcastro> hi everybody
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[17:28] <jfcastro> is there support to gutsy?
[17:28] <FloodBot1> comeoncomeon: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:28] <helo> |Ryan: depends on your requirements for 'best'
[17:28] <lstarnes> jfcastro: 7.10 isn't officially supported anymore
[17:29] <jfcastro> lstarnes: but if I want to install a package in a gutsy machine?
[17:30] <Crewsr3__> from the cli how do you see what the folder permissions are?
[17:30] <ryanprior> jfcastro: see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Ubuntu#Release_history
[17:30] <lstarnes> jfcastro: I think there's a repository at http://old-releases.ubuntu.com
[17:31] <petafile> CradLeRcker: ls -l
[17:31] <Titan8990> Crewsr3, ls -l
[17:31] <petafile> stupid autocomplete...
[17:31] <BillnBen> is there any reason why i cannot install java on the using the live cd
[17:31] <Crewsr3> thanks Titan8990
[17:31] <problemato_> does anybody know how to set the "wine c:\ drive" as default bottle for crossover???
[17:31] <Titan8990> BillnBen, because theres no real space to install to? because livecds are designed to be able to install software?
[17:32] <Titan8990> BillnBen, err are not designed to be able
[17:32] <BillnBen> Titan8990 i have over 1gb of ram and no more than 200mb is taken up by the boot cd, as most stuff is just read live from the cd
[17:32] <|Ryan> GAH
[17:33] <|Ryan> HOW DO I TURN FILTER KEYS OFF?
[17:33] <|Ryan> DAMN YOU WINDOWS!!
[17:33] <Titan8990> BillnBen, that doesn't mean squashfs allows for application installation
[17:34] <Titan8990> BillnBen, you could install java in a chroot env from a livecd...
[17:34] <BillnBen> Titan8990, thank alot i will look more deeply into squashfs. would it be possible to create a ramdrive then chroot to that new drive then install java???
[17:34] <broken_> Hey, I just installed Jaunty 9.04 and I have an issue .. after the gdm login the Gnome fails to load, all I have i sa black screen with my mouse in the middle, at this point I have to do a hard reboot, any ideas?
[17:34] <Titan8990> BillnBen, not sure about a "ramdrive" but squashfs basically is a ramdrive
[17:35] <Titan8990> BillnBen, it may be easier to just to rebuild the livecd with java already installed
[17:35] <sipior> broken_: try the "safe" login option
[17:35] <broken_> sipior: safe login? if you're talking about failsafe gnome it does the same thing.
[17:36] <BillnBen> Titan8990, yes i guess that would be the best option, but i am trying to speed things up a little as well. i was hoping i could copy all the needed apps into ram so they do not take so long to load. the live cd is very slow
[17:36] <CyberCr33p> does someone succesfully mount apple's idisk on linux?
[17:36] <onexused> I just updated (including Firefox), installed KlamAV and Firestarter.  Now when I try to start Firefox, I get this: http://img61.imageshack.us/img61/364/screenshotwga.png What's wrong and what can I do about it?
[17:36] <deany> since Linux Mint comes with a lot installed (flash, java etc) wont the livecd have this?
[17:36] <simona> ciao a tutti
[17:36] <Pici> deany: You should ask them, we do not support Mint here.
[17:36] <Pici> !it | simona
[17:36] <Titan8990> BillnBen, install to a hard disk...
[17:36] <deany> Pici, I`m offering BillnBen my thoughts on his question
[17:37]  * Slade wanders aimlessly
[17:37] <deany> BillnBen, try a liveusb, will speed things up
[17:37] <Pici> deany: I didn't see that it was a reply
[17:37] <DEViUS> hello, im having graphics problems with compiz on my HP Laptop, can anyone assist me
[17:38] <deany> Pici, i missed off the preceeding nick;
[17:38] <onexused> DEViUS: Can't say I can help you, but what problems?  If you say, I'm told, people are more likely to help : )
[17:38] <deany> oops
[17:38] <troopperi> DEViUS: maybe if i know your graphic card :)
[17:38] <DEViUS> 00:02.1 Display controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS/GME, 943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03
[17:38] <blip-> !cron
[17:39] <DEViUS> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[17:39] <BillnBen> deany, yes i tryed that but i get the error kernal not found when i try to boot from it. not to mention i only have a 1gb flash drive do you think this will be enough for java and ubuntu
[17:39] <blip-> !dirvish
[17:39] <billybigrigger> DEViUS::: your onboard gfx might not be enough to run compiz
[17:39] <onexused> DEViUS: The Intel 945 things aren't supported by Compiz, iirc, but someone else should confirm that before you believe it
[17:40] <erUSUL> !intel | DEViUS
[17:40] <onexused> DEViUS: Sorry, I'm wrong.  I was thinking of 965.  nm
[17:40] <BillnBen> Titan8990, deany thanks alot guys for the help. i might have a look at the usb thing again
[17:40] <CybeRebel> hello all, how can check to see if someone has stole my mac address?
[17:40] <DEViUS> onexused:ya ur ryt about the 965
[17:40] <amgarching> perl regexp: what should this    $dir =~ s/^\.\/*//;      do to      $dir = "../modules" ? I need second opinion.
[17:41] <DEViUS> billybigrigger: so what am i todo
[17:41] <billybigrigger> DEViUS::: run without compiz
[17:41] <DEViUS> erUSUL: im using ubuntu netbook remix
[17:41] <DEViUS> billybigrigger: is there an alternative to compiz
[17:42] <DEViUS> troopperi: VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[17:42] <Titan8990> DEViUS, metacity, kwin, and enlightenment all support compositing
[17:42] <firecrotch> I have two network interfaces up. One is a regular ethernet connection, eth0 (IP: 192.168.1.10), the other is a VPN connection, tun0 (IP: 10.10.0.1).  I want all traffic coming into the machine from 192.168.1.x addresses that is addressed to the VPN subnet (10.10.x.x basically) on eth0 to be forwarded to tun0.  I understand that I need to use iptables for this, but I'm lost
[17:42] <billybigrigger> DEViUS::: im not sure, i don't think there's an alternative, your asking the wrong guy, i could careless for eyecandy :P
[17:43] <DEViUS> Titan8990: i dont quite get you
[17:43] <Titan8990> firecrotch, iptables NAT specifically
[17:43] <DEViUS> billybigrigger: lol, thanks anyway
[17:43] <Hodapp> could care less, or couldn't care less?
[17:43] <Titan8990> firecrotch, what are you lost about?
[17:43] <Titan8990> DEViUS, you asked for window managers that are alternatives to compiz
[17:43] <Titan8990> DEViUS, I listed a few
[17:43] <billybigrigger> Hodapp::: hehe, couldn't care less i guess is better speakin's, thanks :D
[17:43] <racecar56> i have this error about evolution-alarm-notify saying something about orbit tcp/ip, i don't know what the heck is going on and i don't use evolution anyway, what's going on?
[17:44] <DEViUS> Titan8990: i meant desktop effects
[17:44] <firecrotch> Titan: wouldn't it be forwarding, not NAT?  I'm confused about how to write the iptables rule to do this
[17:44] <borbosha> Does anyone know if you can change the domain, including top level domain, in Ubuntu openldap?
[17:44] <Titan8990> DEViUS, any desktop effects?
[17:44] <Titan8990> DEViUS, or do you have something in mind?
[17:45] <DEViUS> Titan8990: i wanted to enable desktop effects, but when i do that my desktop gets messy
[17:45] <Titan8990> borbosha, no difference between ubuntu openldap and openldap....
[17:45] <problemato_> is it possible to run installed wine programs using crossover instead of wine?
[17:45] <firecrotch> Titan8990: wouldn't it be forwarding, not NAT?  I'm confused about how to write the iptables rule to do this
[17:45] <troopperi> DEViUS: type terminal glxinfo | grep render and pastebin it here
[17:45] <borbosha> Titan8990, Well do you know if it's possible to change the domain name then?
[17:45] <DEViUS> Titan8990: when i enabled desktop effects from none, things keep appearing and disappearing and the desktop top panel is not showing always
[17:46] <digitalvaldosta> does anyone know why my user list would not be showing in GDM with the Human List theme? I was on 8.04.2 when for no reason it quit working. I updated over a week before the user list quit showing. I attempted upgrading to 8.10 then to 9.04 to see if either would fix it but nothing.
[17:46] <CybeRebel> hello :) can anyone tell me how i check to see if someone has stole my mac address?
[17:46] <Titan8990> borbosha, im sure it is, but I have to say when i tried openldap I found the documentation to be especially bad
[17:46] <DEViUS> troopperi: get fences failed: -1
[17:46] <DEViUS> param: 6, val: 0
[17:46] <DEViUS> direct rendering: Yes
[17:46] <DEViUS> OpenGL renderer string: Mesa DRI Intel(R) 945GME GEM 20090326 2009Q1 RC2 x86/MMX/SSE2
[17:46] <FloodBot1> DEViUS: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:46] <borbosha> Titan8990, lol I know what you mean.
[17:46] <DEViUS> FloodBot: sorry my bad
[17:46] <DEViUS> FloodBot1: sorry my bad
[17:47] <nemo> Has anyone here successfully run Evolution MAPI without an nss crash that it seems might be due to winbind (which I need)?
[17:47] <nemo> And if so, how'd you do it?
[17:47] <racecar56> i have this error about evolution-alarm-notify saying something about orbit tcp/ip, i don't know what the heck is going on and i don't use evolution anyway, what's going on?
[17:47] <Slart> Just for general information. Dar - disk archiver - can be used together with par2 to make robust archives with recovery options, compression etc.. seems like a pretty good solution for archiving stuff.. both dar and par2 are available from the repos
[17:47] <Titan8990> firecrotch, http://iptables-tutorial.frozentux.net/iptables-tutorial.html#FORWARDCHAIN
[17:47] <DEViUS> troopperi: http://pastebay.com/22761
[17:47] <racecar56> by the way i cant give what the error says yet as it isn't here
[17:47] <Acedip> how to check which version of gtk is installed on my system?
[17:48] <DEViUS> troopperi:  what to do
[17:48] <racecar56> Acedip, go to synaptic and look up libgtk2.0-0
[17:48] <digitalvaldosta> :-/ I would really like to have a user list for my general users
[17:48] <racecar56> Acedip, just type libgtk2.0-0 and it will show up in the list
[17:49] <racecar56> Acedip, or you could do dpkg -l | grep libgtk2.0-0 if you are on the console
[17:49] <troopperi> DEViUS: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904 and find there "Performance regressions on Intel graphics cards"
[17:49] <troopperi> DEViUS: thats all i can help :(
[17:49] <racecar56> by the way abrowser won't let me click on any links D:
[17:49] <fccf> digitalvaldosta: why don't you do an 'ls' to /home and copy the text
[17:50] <racecar56> when i try to open abrowser it just says to close it as it isn't responding but it isn't even existant
[17:50] <DEViUS> troopperi: ya but its supposed to display things, not make them invisible, and keep hiding/showing them
[17:50] <digitalvaldosta> fccf, all that will do is tell you my home directories.
[17:51] <fccf> digitalvaldosta: and all your users have a home directory
[17:51] <digitalvaldosta> yes
[17:51] <big> hey how do you restart gui in jaunty ?
[17:51] <digitalvaldosta> fccf, the user list was already working. then it just quit.
[17:51] <racecar56> big, sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[17:52] <racecar56> big, then do it again with start at the end
[17:52] <racecar56> !dontzap > big
[17:52] <Slart> racecar56: are we talking about firefox?
[17:52] <fccf> digitalvaldosta: that is a whole different sitiuation
[17:52] <racecar56> Slart, i guess, but it isn't 100% firefox
[17:52] <erUSUL> racecar56: big sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[17:52] <Slart> racecar56: it might be a hung process.. try running pkill firefox in a terminal.. or pkill -9 firefox.. then try again
[17:53] <racecar56> Slart, didnt work
[17:53] <racecar56> Slart, tried with -9 and not
[17:53] <Slart> racecar56: are there any firefox processes running?
[17:53] <ethan_space> i have installed sun virtual box and windows xp on ubuntu 9.04 ..just wanted to know if I use the windows wireless in NAT mode
[17:53] <racecar56> Slart, no
[17:53] <grendal_prime> Im trying to install on a laptop..i get the loading linux kernel and it goes to 100% then...just stops..
[17:53] <ethan_space> or do i necessarily have to have a phy LAN interface connected ?
[17:53] <Slart> racecar56: hmm.. but firefox still thinks there are?
[17:53] <grendal_prime> any advice?
[17:53] <racecar56> Slart, yup
[17:53] <racecar56> Slart, this is a old computer
[17:54] <Titan8990> ethan_space, you can only have access to the wireless card in a virtual machine if its usb
[17:54] <Slart> racecar56: that's no excuse.. don't encourage it when it does bad things =)
[17:54] <racecar56> Slart, "firefox: no process killed"
[17:54] <Titan8990> ethan_space, you can use nat to treat it as if were are a part of your network
[17:54] <Slart> racecar56: "ps aux | grep -i firefox" ?
[17:55] <racecar56> Slart, 1000     32408  0.0  0.0   7524   968 pts/0    S+   11:54   0:00 grep -i firefox
[17:55] <ethan_space> ok thanks Titan8990 ..so i can windowsxp networking working if i operate in NAT mode ?
[17:55] <Aragorn_> buenas
[17:55] <sebsebseb> hi
[17:55] <Aragorn_> q es esto?
[17:55] <Slart> racecar56: hmm.. I wonder why firefox is being stubborn.. is this an updated jaunty?
[17:55] <fccf> !es
[17:55] <racecar56> Slart, no, pure
[17:55] <racecar56> Slart, installed from today
[17:55] <Titan8990> ethan_space, yes, it should work without it vbox though
[17:55] <racecar56> Slart, off of a unetbootin usb stick
[17:56] <sebsebseb> Slart: I just joined, what's this about Firefox?
[17:56] <Titan8990> ethan_space, only problems when you need to do some lan activity
[17:56] <racecar56> sebsebseb, something insane-o about abrowser
[17:56] <racecar56> sebsebseb, it claims it is open and not responding but it isnt
[17:56] <Slart> sebsebseb: racecar56 can't start firefox since it claims to be "already running".. but there are no firefox processes
[17:56] <Slart> racecar56: is there an npviewer.bin process?
[17:56] <sebsebseb> racecar56: oh well a log out and back in again, will probably take care of it
[17:57] <Slart> sebsebseb: bah.. that's no fun.. that's like nuking it from orbit... =)
[17:57] <cognitiaclaeves> Anyone found that a fresh install running as a VMware guest has a pretty slow network, with, or without tools installed?  I'm wondering what I'm doing wrong...
[17:57] <racecar56> Slart, no
[17:57] <ethan_space> thanks.. my final goal is use the windowsxp networking features with wireless since i dont have a LAN point in my workplace
[17:57] <racecar56> sebsebseb, will try
[17:57] <rob_p> racecar56, Can you start firefox in safe mode?
[17:57] <racecar56> rob_p, huh
[17:57] <ethan_space> from what you have said,i gather i need to purchase a USB wireless,right ?
[17:57] <rob_p> racecar56, At the terminal, "firefox -safe-mode"
[17:58] <racecar56> rob_p, nope
[17:58] <racecar56> rob_p, anyways im on abrowser to be exact
[17:58] <racecar56> rob_p, should i use original firefox instead?
[17:58] <nemo> so, let me condense q.  Anyone successfully using Evolution Exchange w/ MAPI in Jaunty without disabling winbind?
[17:58] <rob_p> racecar56, Just wondering if an extension is hanging or something.
[17:58] <racecar56> rob_p, k
[17:58] <Slart> racecar56: you could try "firefox -no-remote" too.. I think that will ignore running instances
[17:58] <racecar56> rob_p, well this is a pretty clean install so i guess not
[17:58] <racecar56> Slart, k
[17:59] <racecar56> Slart, what the heck it still dosent work
[17:59] <raboof> amarok should be controllable though dcop, right?
[17:59] <racecar56> Slart, going to log out and in
[17:59] <sebsebseb> cognitiaclaeves: Which VMware product?
[17:59] <raboof> 'dcop amarok' gives 'No such application: 'amarok'', what might cause that?
[18:00] <Slade> so, what are some of the improvements in the new ubuntu release from the hardy release?
[18:00] <racecar56> Slart, faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaail
[18:00] <cognitiaclaeves> sebsebseb: I've noticed the same scenario for 1.09 and esxi 4.0.
[18:00] <Slart> racecar56: can't log out?
[18:00] <racecar56> Slart, no
[18:00] <cognitiaclaeves> (server)
[18:00] <sebsebseb> Slade: your still on Hardy?  9.04 is not that good a release,  8.10 is good
[18:00] <racecar56> Slart, i was able to
[18:00] <racecar56> Slart, firefox STILL dosent work
[18:01] <xcdfgkjhgcv> My Jaunty just crashed. :(
[18:01] <stk> alguien de chile
[18:01] <sebsebseb> !es | stk
[18:01] <Slade> sebsebseb: yeah still on hardy... do u recommend that i upgrade to the newest?
[18:01] <rob_p> cognitiaclaeves, I'm running a bunch of 8.04LTS instances of both server and guest and they seem to be fine.
[18:01] <sebsebseb> Slade: to 9.04 probably not
[18:01] <Crewsr3> when I type smb://domain I can see the windows computer but not the ubuntu computer (the one I'm on) do I need to add something to the smb.conf file to broadcast the ubuntu computer?
[18:01] <Slade> sebsebseb: 9.10 ?
[18:01] <Slart> racecar56: your computer is possessed... the only explanation I can think of
[18:01] <Slade> oh, i read that wrong :)
[18:01] <sebsebseb> Slade: to 8.10  well you could do, but suppourt on the desktop runs out  next April. and 9.10 is not out yet
[18:01] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Crewsr3: I've get the opposite problem. :(
[18:01] <rob_p> cognitiaclaeves, I'm running vmware-server...
[18:01] <fccf> Slade: I'm sticking with Hardy for 2 more years
[18:02] <racecar56> Slart, :< maybe abrowser is just a dialog box that says that stuff
[18:02] <sebsebseb> Slade: 9.10 will probably be quite a bit better than 9.04, but still have the feature that I don't like much, in 9.04
[18:02] <Crewsr3> xcdfgkjhgcv, you can see the ubuntu computer but not the windows computers?
[18:02] <Slade> fccf: ok, that's good. as long as im not the only antiquated one here :)
[18:02] <cognitiaclaeves> rob_p: What is your download speed?
[18:02] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Crewsr3: Sorry I misread. I don't have any Windoze computers. :D
[18:02] <fccf> Slade: Hardy isn't antiquated ... more time has been spent perfecting it than any other release
[18:03] <Crewsr3> when I type smb://domain I can see the windows computer but not the ubuntu computer (the one I'm on) do I need to add something to the smb.conf file to broadcast the ubuntu computer?
[18:03] <racecar56> Slart, my computer IS possessed
[18:03] <xcdfgkjhgcv> Crewsr3: I do have an Ubuntu computer with Wine installed and lots of Windoze games though.
[18:03] <Slade> fccf: have u had any experience with KDE 4 ?
[18:03] <Slart> racecar56: can you pastebin the output from "ps aux" ? not sure if there might be some sensitive information or not in there though
[18:03] <fccf> Slade: can't stand KDE in general
[18:03] <racecar56> Slart, yay for pastebinit
[18:04] <sebsebseb> Slade: KDE4 as a GUI no thanks, but some of the apps in  Gnome, yes please
[18:04] <rob_p> cognitiaclaeves, I haven't tested it specifically but I know it brought a 50MB file in at nearly 10MB/sec.
[18:04] <Slade> fccf: i hear that a lot. I'm in gnome,
[18:04] <Slart> racecar56: =)
[18:04] <Slade> im just trying to get some opinions on it
[18:04] <rob_p> cognitiaclaeves, It's on a 100Mb/sec pipe at a colo facility...
[18:04] <sebsebseb> Slart: KDE3 is alright, and you can easilly install it from the 8.04 repo :)
[18:04] <Slade> i have the HDD space to have both KDE and GNOME, but i figured i'd ask before i onstalled it
[18:04] <sebsebseb> Slart: also there's a way to have it in 9.04
[18:04] <Slart> Slade: see, comment above to me =)
[18:04] <nectar> hey guys
[18:05] <nectar> i have a question
[18:05] <cognitiaclaeves> rob_p: Ok.  I'm lucky to get 1 MB/s, avg of 15K-400K /s.  This was a default install, or did you need to install tools?
[18:05] <racecar56> Slart, http://racecar56.pastebin.com/f74c4c539
[18:05] <sebsebseb> Slart: and even 8.10 if  people install it  without Ubuntu's thing
[18:05] <nectar> evenever i try to mount something automaticly nautilus always act weird
[18:05] <fccf> Slade: I am using gnome hardy - happy as a clam - ... you do know that you can run both KDE and Gnome in one installation.. or even simultainously?
[18:05] <nectar> it crash everytime
[18:05] <Slart> Slade: ^  ^ more stuff for you
[18:05] <nectar> is there anyone who can help me about that?
[18:05] <rob_p> cognitiaclaeves, Most of my vms are running the tools but I have one instance that isn't.  They all seem similar regarding speed.
[18:05] <ethan_space> hi just to get it established..do i necessarily need to buy a usb wireless to get windowsxp viritual box access LAN ?
[18:06] <sebsebseb> !ask | nectar
[18:06] <Slade> fccf: never knew u could run them at the same time
[18:06] <sebsebseb> nectar: oh you did
[18:06] <cognitiaclaeves> rob_p: How much ram?  ( Can that affect network speed? )
[18:06] <nectar> sebsebseb, yea i already did
[18:06] <Slade> im happy with gnome. The only thing that is annoying the hell out of me is that i cant get my screen resolution up to 1920 x 1080...
[18:07] <rob_p> cognitiaclaeves, Possibly.  But you would notice other things (much worse) if that were the sole issue.
[18:07] <sebsebseb> ethan_space: what are you trying to do exactly?
[18:07] <fccf> Slade: involves running 2 X servers on the same machine .. Ctrl-alt-F7 ... Crtl-alt-F8 would be the second server once it is started
[18:07] <racecar56> Slade, woot for that res
[18:07] <racecar56> Slade, i have 1680x1050
[18:07] <djole_nisam_ja> hi people, is there some program which will list me all my drivers, or back them up somehow? thanks
[18:07] <rob_p> cognitiaclaeves, My VMs are allocated 512MB of RAM.
[18:07] <sebsebseb> Slade: did you install a graphics card driver?
[18:07] <lwells> Hi
[18:07] <ethan_space> i have installed windows XP inside the virtualbox under ubuntu 9.04
[18:07] <Slade> it's weird. In windows i get that resolution.
[18:07] <cognitiaclaeves> I don't even know where to start trying to figure out a solution for this issue.  Been at it for 2-3 weeks, now.
[18:07] <rob_p> cognitiaclaeves, ...which is more than they need but I like to give 'em plenty!
[18:07] <sebsebseb> ethan_space: ok
[18:07] <Slart> racecar56: hmm.. I can't find anything strange in that output.. sorry
[18:07] <Slade> sebsebseb: yeah, i tried to get the i180 driver.. no go. the i740 driver works.
[18:08] <racecar56> Slart, reinstall AGAIN?
[18:08] <sebsebseb> ethan_space: and no Internet in XP?
[18:08] <ethan_space> i want to do networking ie browse the Net ,FTP etc from within XP without using a LAN cable
[18:08] <Slade> and when i put in the modelines and stuff it elongates my screen and stuff. It isn't the true 1920x 1080 res
[18:08] <ethan_space> since there is no LAN point in my workplace
[18:08] <djole_nisam_ja> hi people, is there some program which will list me all my drivers, or back them up somehow? thanks
[18:08] <sebsebseb> ethan_space: yeah you should be able to do stuff like that,  but  your better off asking in #vbox
[18:08] <ethan_space> oh ok
[18:08] <ethan_space> thank you so much
[18:08] <sebsebseb> good luck
[18:08] <ethan_space> cheers
[18:09] <racecar56> ethan_space, i meet you there :>
[18:09] <rob_p> cognitiaclaeves, You've verified it's consistent with data to/from your VM and not everything?  Just wondering if it's a network issue unrelated to the virtual machine.
[18:09] <Slade> racecar56: i'd even be happy with that resolution. right now im running 1280 x 768
[18:09] <racecar56> Slade, bleeeeeeh
[18:10] <racecar56> Slade, but that dosen't beat my horror-top (laptop) with *QVGA*
[18:10] <racecar56> Slade, 320x240!!!!!!!
[18:10] <Slade> racecar56: ouch :)
[18:10] <stz184> is there somebody using PMS mpd client?
[18:10] <racecar56> Slade, and it's slooooooow
[18:10] <racecar56> Slade, 1 frame per minute
[18:10] <racecar56> Slade, :P
[18:11]  * Slade shudders
[18:11] <racecar56> Slade, even this old comp from 2005 is better :P
[18:11] <racecar56> Slade, compaq presario sr1010z #pu166av
[18:11] <Slade> Anyone remember back in the day when XBOX first came out and they had a contest on who can install linux on the xbox and get it to work?
[18:11] <racecar56> Slade, heehee
[18:11]  * Slade shudders @ compaq 
[18:11] <racecar56> it's a good comp though :D
[18:12] <racecar56> and it has an agp slot! =D
[18:12] <fccf> Slade: that is actually offtopic .. we have a channel for that ... #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:12] <racecar56> pwnd
[18:12] <Slade> fccf: oh, sorry :)
[18:12] <racecar56> Slart, i guess i should reinstall for the 100th time
[18:12] <enthdegree> hoi!
[18:12] <racecar56> Slart, noone knows how many reinstalls of ubuntu i make a month
[18:13] <racecar56> Slart, my guess: A LOT
[18:13] <racecar56> Slart, :P
[18:13] <enthdegree> shart?
[18:13] <fccf> enthdegree: language??
[18:13] <helo> enthdegree: yes please
[18:13] <enthdegree> Sorry.
[18:13] <Slade> racecar56: on my ATI Radeon card i could probably get the resolution i want. But i think the card is dead...it's in my machine but not recognized
[18:14] <erUSUL> racecar56: i installed ubuntu twice since 2004 and the second time was for changing from 32 bit to 64 bit ;P
[18:14] <racecar56> Slade, k
[18:14] <racecar56> erUSUL, omg
[18:14] <racecar56> erUSUL, you lucky dog
[18:14] <stz184> is there somebody using PMS mpd client?
[18:15] <enthdegree> I know you probably get this a million times a day, but my sound is not working. ):< ( Vostro 220 )
[18:15] <nectar> whenever i try to mount something (it doesnt matter what it is, it can be a mp3 player or sd card, a samba shared directory), nautilus crashes evertime. how can i fix this?
[18:15] <enthdegree> I have worked through that big extensive guide on the ubuntuforums, but it doesn't seem to be working.
[18:15] <zzzakattack> Nectar: try going into Synaptic and reinstalling nautilous
[18:16] <malberto> does anybody here know a server to make email marketig ? I mean mailing
[18:16] <racecar56> i is going to reinstall AGAIN :/
[18:16] <Slart> racecar56: annoying to reinstall without knowing what the problem was...
[18:17] <rob_p> malberto, E-mail marketing is of the DEVIL!
[18:17] <Slart> malberto: such as mailman?
[18:17] <cout> I'm trying to dist-upgrade to intrepid and I get the message "The following essential packages will be removed" and the list contains "apt".. seems like a bad idea to remove that one.  am I doing something wrong?
[18:18] <Slart> !info mailman | malberto
[18:18] <malberto> Slade, yes
[18:18] <enthdegree> I got my install configged just the way I wanted it and then my hard drive went out. D:<
[18:18] <Slade> ?
[18:18] <elupus> is it possible to restore mbr grub to grub legacy from the karmic cd?
[18:18] <Slart> Slade: no worries.. it was for me
[18:18] <purvesh> any 1 know good channel on php at ubuntu server..  purvesh
[18:18] <malberto> rob_p, but there are companies making email marketing !
[18:18] <rob_p> malberto, ...evil ones...
[18:18] <lstarnes> purvesh: on freenode (which ubuntu's servers point to), ##php
[18:19] <djole_nisam_ja> hi people, is there some program which will list me all my drivers, or back them up somehow? thanks
[18:19] <elupus> I accidentially missed the advanced button in karmic installer (which stupidly is placed on the screen where you review your settings) to change where to install grub
[18:19] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  elupus
[18:19] <erUSUL> djole_nisam_ja: list all drives is very different from backing them up...
[18:20] <zzzakattack> djole_nisam_ja: Yah, there is something Amazon made called Jungledisk that lets you back up your whole computer, and drives online.  It costs about 3 cents per Gigabyte I think
[18:20] <elupus> ok, will take it in ubuntu+1
[18:20] <edoceo> How do I force a package to re-install?  my libportaudio2 is installed, but don't have a file present (how?)
[18:20] <djole_nisam_ja> erUSUL:ok, then just how to list them
[18:21] <djole_nisam_ja> erUSUL: I need it cause, I want to find out which webcam driver I´m using, cause I forgot
[18:21] <Slade> Slart: yep, caught that :)
[18:22] <Slart> edoceo: apt-get install --reinstall <package> will reinstall it
[18:22] <erUSUL> djole_nisam_ja: lsmod
[18:22] <Slart> edoceo: add a sudo in front of that
[18:23] <wildc4rd> evening all
[18:23] <edoceo> Slart: Thank!
[18:24] <Slart> edoceo: you're welcome
[18:24] <djole_nisam_ja> erUSUL: thanks man, I´m so stupid, I´m using it on my DSL Laptop every day, thanks again
[18:24] <Travis-42> why, when I use ssh to connect to different servers, does gnome-terminals titlebar sometimes get set to user@host, but other times it doesn't change?
[18:24] <j0k3r> hi al
[18:24] <j0k3r> l
[18:24] <tyler_d1> I have removed a raid 5 using mdadm.. however now when I scan using mdadm  --examine  --scan it still returns a raid device? how do I remove this?
[18:25] <piovisqui> Hi. I have a problem with evolution and google calendar. After configuration of a calendar from google evolution calendar does not work anymore
[18:25] <piovisqui> evolution fades to black when looking at the calendar
[18:27] <misha> hi - trying to set up Q9c with rndis - stuck on dhcp issue - cant get lease - pls help!
[18:27] <piovisqui> what's q9c?
[18:27] <misha> motorola Q9c with wm61 -
[18:28] <piovisqui> hmm, no idea about it :/
[18:28] <misha> internet sharing
[18:28] <misha> i really just need help with dhcp part
[18:29] <zzzakattack> how would I go about easily making my own flavor of linux?
[18:29] <spiga_> bomba
[18:29] <spiga_> meu nick ta aberto na outra maquina
[18:29] <Titan8990> zzzakattack, take out the easily part and pick up a LFS book
[18:29] <misha> No DHCPOFFERS received
[18:29] <zzzakattack> hahaha yah i guess your right
[18:29] <Titan8990> misha, wm= windows mobile?
[18:30] <Slade> well, im about to compile KDE4..... wish me luck :)
[18:30] <piovisqui> zzzakattack: use ubuntu and remastersys or build your distribution online with rpath or suse
[18:30] <misha> titan - yes
[18:30] <Titan8990> Slade, if its a meta package, that could take an entire day
[18:31] <Slade> Titan8990: actually, im compiling it via source from the kde website
[18:31] <TwoToneSpirit> I want to (shudder) install windows (*only* to use Adobe Premiere) in a dual-boot.  I'm reading the guide, and it tells me to back up the boot sector.  I'm not sure how to do this.
[18:31] <Titan8990> Slade, its going to take a long time
[18:31] <Slade> Titan8990: that's fine :) I need something to do anyway :()
[18:31] <Titan8990> Slade, qt libs especially
[18:32] <Titan8990> misha, and your trying to use your computer as an access point for the device?
[18:32] <piovisqui> TwoToneSpirit:  install windows and after linux, if not, use linux and install a package called ms-sys to recover the windows bootsector
[18:32] <misha> titan - im trying to use the cell as my "modem" via internet connection share in wm61
[18:32] <piovisqui> TwoToneSpirit:  prefer to use grub to load the OS
[18:32] <Slade> Titan8990: is KDE4 in the ubuntu repository yet? i can just install that way so that i can remove it if i dont want to keep it
[18:33] <TwoToneSpirit> piovisqui: I already have Ubuntu installed, and yes, I definitely prefer to use Grub.  I'd like to keep everything as it is, but simply add windows and have it appear in grub.
[18:33] <Pricey> Slade: ubuntu and kubuntu share the same repository. They just select different packages.
[18:33] <Slade> Pricey: i dont want to turn my distro into Kubuntu.
[18:33] <digitalvaldosta> :-/ Does anyone know why I was able to have emerald themes when I was on 8.04.2 and when I upgraded to 8.10>9.04 I now don't have that feature working? I also don't have a terminal that is transparent so that I see other windows below it, nor am I able to enable Normal under Visual Effects on the Apperance program.
[18:33] <swivels> good afternoon all
[18:33] <Titan8990> misha, did you check out the wireless modem section on this page: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PortableDevices/WindowsMobile
[18:33] <Slart> !emerald | digitalvaldosta
[18:33] <piovisqui> TwoToneSpirit: install windows, after you will have to use a ubuntu live-cd to restore grub
[18:33] <misha> ive done svn usb-rndis-lite - and thats all good
[18:34] <Titan8990> misha, you should always use the package manager when possible
[18:34] <piovisqui> TwoToneSpirit: search for a guide about hwo to restore grub and dual-boot windows + linux
[18:34] <Titan8990> misha, have to ask, to play games under the handle misha?
[18:34] <Slart> digitalvaldosta: although.. if you can't enable normal desktop effects there's something wrong.. what video card do you have?
[18:34] <bin1010> howdy all
[18:35] <misha> titan - just want to use ubuntu laptop + cell to inet
[18:35] <bin1010> I have a Unmet dependencies problem that I can't fix
[18:35] <digitalvaldosta> I can't remember. The default one that came with the Dell Dimension 4500S
[18:35] <tyler_d> ok so I have now figured out that the array is a single disk residing on /dev/sda (where my operating system is)
[18:35] <misha> titan - cell has unlimited data - and i found this rndis approach
[18:35] <Titan8990> misha, I think that is what that guide is explaining
[18:35] <digitalvaldosta> Slart ^^
[18:35] <Slart> digitalvaldosta: could it be a intel graphics card perhaps?
[18:35] <tyler_d> however, I still cannot remove it
[18:35] <Titan8990> misha, atleast then one section
[18:35] <digitalvaldosta> possibly, slart
[18:36] <digitalvaldosta> slart, brb
[18:36] <bitprophet_> Where can I get my hands on some sources or changelogs for Gutsy-era packages, now that Gutsy is obsolete? archive.ubuntu.org only appears to have the binary .debs, though I could be missing something.
[18:37] <erUSUL> !oldreleases
[18:37] <digitalvaldosta> slart, back
[18:37] <TwoToneSpirit> The dual boot guide (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot) lists, as instruction #2 under "Installing Windows after Ubuntu" to "Backup the boot sector."  I don't know how to do this.  Can anybody instruct?
[18:38] <tech_help> what's the command to clock how long it took a script to run?
[18:38] <VEndix> how to change locale settings on ubuntu. sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales doesnt work
[18:38] <swivels> TwoToneSpirit: install windows, do this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[18:38] <misha> my real issue is just get dhclient to pull ip from phone  - currently no dhcpoffers received
[18:39] <Slart> digitalvaldosta: if it's an intel card then it's because ubuntu has got some issues with intel cards in jaunty
[18:39] <Slart> !intel | digitalvaldosta
[18:39] <digitalvaldosta> TwoToneSpirit, the easiest way to 'dual boot' ubuntu with windows to save you from the technical headache is to use Wubi to install Ubuntu
[18:39] <digitalvaldosta> well that's not cool.
[18:39] <TwoToneSpirit> digitalvaldosta:  Well, I already have Ubuntu installed and I don't want to mess with this installation.
[18:40] <Maddogz> anyone here using a dial up connection w/ubuntu?
[18:40] <VEndix> how to change locale settings on ubuntu. sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales doesnt work
[18:40] <swivels> TwoToneSpirit: install windows normally, leaving the ubuntu partitions intact. then run the grub recover: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[18:40] <TwoToneSpirit> digitalvaldosta:  I'm a full-blooded Ubuntu user - haven't used Windows in a long time.  But now, I want to use Adobe Premiere, so I want to have the least invasive installation of windows possible.
[18:40] <TwoToneSpirit> swivels:  Looking into it - thanks :-)
[18:40] <digitalvaldosta> TwoToneSpirit, are you able to boot into both Windows and Ubuntu? Cause Ubuntu is capable of retaining the boot capabilities of Windows if it was the last to be installed.
[18:41] <Mike_lifeguard> In System Monitor, when looking at filesystems -- what's the difference between "free" and "available" space?
[18:41] <VEndix> how to change locale settings on ubuntu. sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales doesnt work
[18:41] <maximumbob> I know how to use xmodmap for remapping keys, but I want to map a pointer button to a key. How can I do this? Specifically, I need pointer 6 -> XF86Back and pointer 7 -> XF86Forward
[18:41] <digitalvaldosta> TwoToneSpirit, (UBuntu I mean -- being last)
[18:41] <abdullah> anyone did you use windows before useing ubuntu
[18:41] <misha> anyone help with dhclient with rndis
[18:41] <digitalvaldosta> TwoToneSpirit, did you already install Windows?
[18:42] <TwoToneSpirit> digitalvaldosta:  No, not  yet
[18:42] <Slart> Mike_lifeguard: I'm not sure .. but it might be about quotas and such.. ie there might 100GB of free space.. but you only have 10GB available since your user quota says so
[18:42] <danierie> hi i'm using wine but i can't get an internet connection through why could that be?
[18:42] <abdullah> yes i used windows for 18 years
[18:42] <Slart> Mike_lifeguard: there might be other things reserving space too
[18:42] <Mike_lifeguard> Slart: no, I have no quotas set up
[18:43] <abdullah> in ubuntu there is no quotas set up
[18:43] <supersasho> hi.. why does my Xorg suddenly uses over 50% of my CPU on 2.8GHz (till now it was on 1.0 GHz and Xorg was using just a few % of it)?
[18:43] <digitalvaldosta> TwoToneSpirit, here is a post for how to turn an install of Windows inside of Virtualbox into a Desktop Environment: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=875284
[18:44] <abdullah> how do i upgrade from kde 3 to 4
[18:44] <Slart> Mike_lifeguard: could be things like overhead by the fs.. or other things too.. fun fact.. on my xfs disks available=free... on ext3 available<free.
[18:44] <maximumbob>  I know how to use xmodmap for remapping keys, but I want to map a pointer button to a key. How can I do this? Specifically, I need pointer 6 -> XF86Back and pointer 7 -> XF86Forward
[18:44] <binarymutant> Mike_lifeguard, free - amount of space not in use, available - amount of space which can be used
[18:44] <Maddogz> Anyone well educated in using ubuntu dial up connections?
[18:45] <nsahoo> how do I limit the amount of memory any program can use?
[18:46] <Sirisian|Work> Anyone know if install python 3.0 affects previous versions of python? Like if I install python 3 will stuff that use python 2.5 and such stop working?
[18:46] <zzzakattack> In an .iso I have I have a file called 'KNOPPIX'.  How do I edit that?
[18:46] <binarymutant> Sirisian|Work, yes
[18:46] <Slart> nsahoo: not sure if ulimit can do it.. but have a look
[18:46]  * digitalvaldosta has not been successful with dial up. In America you can pay $25 for DSL on an EVDO phone with Alltel and the speeds are great
[18:47] <Sirisian|Work> binarymutant, so doing apt-get install python3 would be a bad idea on a server that's running python 2.5 code?
[18:47] <Mike_lifeguard> binarymutant: ok, but... how are those different? If it's not being used then it's available for use, right?
[18:47] <nsahoo> Slart: thanks
[18:47] <binarymutant> Sirisian|Work, I think it still defaults to 2.6 right now
[18:48] <Sirisian|Work> hmm I'll just run tests on my other server then >_> My boss might kill me if something breaks right now.
[18:48] <binarymutant> Mike_lifeguard, pretty sure it has to do with inodes, not all free space is available
[18:48] <TwoToneSpirit> digitalvaldosta:  I use Virtualbox, and it's great for almost everything, but I just need a little more performance out of Adobe Premiere - I'm dealing with an enormous and very complex file
[18:48] <Slade> if i do apt-get install kde will it change my distro to Kubuntu? (i really dont want that..i want gnome as my primary desktop)
[18:49] <binarymutant> Slade, no your distro will always be Ubuntu
[18:49] <Slart> Slade: it won't
[18:49] <Slade> cool
[18:49] <Titan8990> Slade, the default DE is set in gdm
[18:49] <erUSUL> Slade: rthen why you want to do apt-get install kde ??
[18:49] <Slade> erUSUL: to run them side by side. I just want to play with kde4 right now to see how it is :)
[18:50] <digitalvaldosta> TwoToneSpirit, if you do it the way that post tells you. You will not be using Gnome at all. You will be able to choose windows for your working environment under sessions. The same way you would choose between KDE or Gnome. It should work as though you only working in Windows until you shut down the virtual machine.
[18:51] <SeanTater> My Windows partition is full and I'm not looking forward to repartitioning. Can I run Windows /in/ Ubuntu instead or would that require installing it again?
[18:51] <supersasho> hi.. why does my Xorg suddenly uses over 50% of my CPU on 2.8GHz (till now it was on 1.0 GHz and Xorg was using just a few % of it)?
[18:51] <Slart> SeanTater: you can run windows in a vm.. but you cant migrate an existing install into a vm.. afaik
[18:52] <frostburn> Slart, yes you can
[18:52] <SeanTater> Slart: I thought it sounded a little far fetched.. Thanks!
[18:52] <SeanTater> frostburn: Oh? How?
[18:52] <Slart> frostburn: huh? you can?.. news to me.. with virtualbox? vmware?
[18:53] <frostburn> you can use anything, just use norton ghost, or the built in vmware tools to migrate
[18:53] <frostburn> you can even use dd
[18:53] <frostburn> boot the vm with a live cd, and use dd to write to the virtual disk
[18:54] <nectar> after removing wine,i manually delete wine folder icon under applications menu. then i reinstall wine but not wine menü is not available under application menu. is there a way to fix this more then creating every launcher manually.
[18:54] <Slart> SeanTater: ah.. found something.. http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Migrate_Windows
[18:55] <SeanTater> Slart, frostburn: Thanks! Thanks - I guess it was not so far fetched after all. I'll read the link
[18:55] <ASrock> is there a program i can install that will tell me what my current internet speed is so i dont have to go to a website to check?
[18:56] <frostburn> ASrock, no, because you do not have access to your gateways throttling software
[18:56] <Slade> ok, well i decided against it
[18:56] <Slade> there's no need to install KDE when GNOME works just fine :)
[18:56] <apollo13> hi, why does acpi_fakekey 150 (for KEY_WWW) not start a browser, how and where is that configured?
[18:56] <GreenDelta2> hey, does anyone of you know a gedit plugin with which i can collapse functions, like dirs in a tree view (with the little + or -)?? so that when a function is collapsed u just see the header, and when its opened u see all...
[18:57] <frostburn> Slade, i install specific applications from kde, konsole, amarok etc
[18:57] <Slade> well what i really want is the latest version of kopete
[18:57] <Titan8990> GreenDelta2, i think jedit supports that functionality
[18:57] <oly562> hi
[18:57] <frostburn> Slade, so install it in gnoem
[18:57] <GreenDelta2> Titan8990: jedit??
[18:58] <Titan8990> GreenDelta2, apt-get install jedit
[18:58] <Slade> i am :)
[18:58] <Rabbit1> hey guys
[18:58] <Titan8990> GreenDelta2, http://www.jedit.org/
[18:58] <Slade> The latest stable release is 0.60.3 and is available with KDE 4.1.3 ... that comes from the kopete website. So i gotta find which package in KDE holds it
[18:58] <Sailormoon> how do i add a directory to my include path ?
[18:59] <frostburn> Sailormoon, you'll need to add it to your .bashrc
[18:59] <Rabbit1> has anyone attempted to load worms on wine in the new Ubuntu release?
[18:59] <Rabbit1> worms armageddon that is
[18:59] <Sailormoon> frostburn, ah that's the one thanks
[19:00] <zzzakattack> How do I edit a KNOPPIX file?
[19:00] <frostburn> Sailormoon, make sure to add your current path as well
[19:00] <|Ryan> Does anyone know how to install KxDocker?
[19:00] <Rabbit1> guess not... thanks
[19:00] <Pici> zzzakattack: What is a knoppix file?  And are you sure you should be asking this in #ubuntu?
[19:01] <Slart> zzzakattack: try running "file" on it.. to see what kind of file it is
[19:01] <maximumbob>  I know how to use xmodmap for remapping keys, but I want to map a pointer button to a key. How can I do this? Specifically, I need pointer 6 -> XF86Back and pointer 7 -> XF86Forward
[19:01] <frostburn> Sailormoon, also for login shells, use .bash_profile
[19:02] <frostburn> zzzakattack, knoppix is a live cd linux distribution
[19:02] <zzzakattack> frostburn, how do I edit it?
[19:02] <^Migs^> from the shell, how do I start X services or whatever it is I need to VNC into my machine?
[19:02] <frostburn> zzzakattack, what are you trying to accomplish?
[19:02] <zzzakattack> frostburn, I'm trying to customize one of my linux iso's
[19:03] <Sailormoon> frostburn, right now my bashrc just contains: LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home1/a/andres/multicore/tbb21_20080605oss/ia32/cc4.1.0_libc2.4_kernel2.6.16.21/lib/:/home1/a/andres/multicore/tbb21_20080605oss/em64t/cc4\
[19:03] <Sailormoon> .1.0_libc2.4_kernel2.6.16.21/lib/
[19:03] <Sailormoon> export LD_LIBRARY_PATH
[19:03] <|Ryan> Does anyone know how to install KxDocker?
[19:03] <Sailormoon> do i add it to that : separated list ?
[19:03] <zzzakattack> frostburn, I've changed other parts of the iso, but the KNOPPIX file is what will really change it
[19:03] <Pici> zzzakattack: That doesn't really sound on-topic for this channel. Why not try #knoppix or ##linux?
[19:03] <frostburn> ^Migs^, there's several vnc servers available in ubuntu, the built in one is vino, vino-preferences
[19:03] <SmithKurosaki> ^Migs^: from remote: ssh -XC in and then type vncviewer localhost once you hav e
[19:03] <^Migs^> k, I'll try that
[19:03] <zzzakattack> Pici, I'm using ubuntu to edit it, and so I went here to see if there was a program that could help
[19:03] <frostburn> zzzakattack, i'm not familiar with the knoppix build, you may wish to check with #knoppix   channel
[19:04] <SmithKurosaki> or vncviewer user@host
[19:04] <SmithKurosaki> (in local terminal of remote machine)
[19:04] <Pici> zzzakattack: If #knoppix can tell you what program can edit it, we'll be happy to help you find that program in Ubuntu.
[19:04] <zzzakattack> Pici, thanks!
[19:04] <zzzakattack> frostburn, Thanks!
[19:05] <frostburn> Sailormoon, that's because you're inheriting the system bash profile, check out http://heron.tc.clarkson.edu/~horn/classes/comm444/bash_profile.html this for more info
[19:06] <Sailormoon> frostburn, thanks!
[19:06] <maximumbob>  I know how to use xmodmap for remapping keys, but I want to map a pointer button to a key. How can I do this? Specifically, I need pointer 6 -> XF86Back and pointer 7 -> XF86Forward
[19:07] <oly562> hi
[19:07] <|Ryan> Does anyone know how to install KxDocker?
[19:08] <GreenDelta2> Titan8990: i got it from the reps, but i dont like it... (jedit) do u know how this plugin thing is called? so that i can search for a plugin which does this for gedit... because in every other belonging gedit is perfect..
[19:08] <oly562> i just upgrade the other from 8.4. to 9.x without having to reinstall my os and lose all my data using synaptic package manger
[19:08] <tavico> could anybody help me please?
[19:09] <frostburn> !ask | tavico
[19:09] <oly562> new kernel, kept all my drivers for video, wireless nic, sound. pretty cool
[19:09] <Pici> |Ryan: kxdocker doesn't seem to be supported by even its developer anymore
[19:09] <tavico> I m some problems with ubuntu 9.04 during the Installation using Sound card
[19:09] <pacific-blue> Why is it when you add up the %cpu utilization on top or system monitor it never comes close to the load average for the same amount of time as displayed on the same tool?
[19:09] <zzzakattack> I went to the #knoppix channel, but no one was able to help me edit my file
[19:10] <zzzakattack> I ran the comand 'file' on it, and found that it was a POSIX script text executable
[19:10] <Wikkedfin> whats the cmd to remove a user acct
[19:10] <oly562> userdel
[19:10] <|Ryan> Pici: They updated it to work with ubuntu ages ago. And I'm using Ubuntu 8
[19:10] <Martir> Hi, i installed the nvidia 182 drivers but Gnome says that the refresh rate is 51hz, but the nvidia x server settings says it is 75hz, which is correct?
[19:10] <pacific-blue> for instance, set the top time to 60 seconds by doing s 60 and then notice the load for the last minute versus the load of the individual processes
[19:10] <isaac_> I'm looking at getting a netbook.  ASUS 1000ha, 160g hard drive, 1g ram, 1.6ghz Intel Atom processor.......
[19:11] <isaac_> Question:  Will real Ubuntu run well, or do I HAVE to get netbook remix?
[19:11] <oly562> userdel -r
[19:11] <firecrotch> pacific-blue: the "load average for the last minute" is not the same as CPU utilization
[19:11] <frostburn> pacific-blue, load average != cpu utilization
[19:12] <pacific-blue> firecrotch, frostburn, oh, thanks. got a reference?
[19:12] <frostburn> load average is calculated differently.  a load average below 1 means that your processes don't have to wait for the cpu to be free
[19:12] <frostburn> pacific-blue, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Load_average
[19:12] <firecrotch> pacific-blue: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Load_(computing)
[19:12] <pacific-blue> thanks
[19:13] <fastputty> someone could help me out making my svn server to works
[19:13] <fastputty> i have always some 403 forbidden ..
[19:13] <gleg> Hey guys, I need some help with ALSA.  Here is a link to my setup so far:  http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=3f78311eb710a98297fa699832c5e12e13cea710 .  I have no soundcards recognized, and no alsa modules loaded.  Any ideas on what might be wrong?  All help is greatly appreciated.
[19:13] <frostburn> isaac_, i tried both on my 1000he, remix is incredibly awesome and well made, i'd recommend that
[19:13] <danierie> i have problems with google earth with jaunty and an intels 945 graphics card
[19:13] <arkantos> tavico, what exactly is your problem with your sound card?
[19:14] <|Ryan> How can I install libpython 2.6?
[19:15] <isaac_> frostburn will it run everything as normal Ubuntu does?  Audacity, jack sound server, games.......
[19:15] <frostburn> isaac_, yes
[19:15] <isaac_> frostburn thankee.
[19:15] <supersasho> hi.. why does my Xorg suddenly uses over 50% of my CPU on 2.8GHz (till now it was on 1.0 GHz and Xorg was using just a few % of it)?
[19:16] <santtu> #UBUNTU-FI
[19:16] <santtu> #ubuntu-fi
[19:16] <Pici> santtu: /join #ubuntu-fi
[19:17] <frostburn> supersasho, are you using restricted drivers?
[19:18] <oly562> what do they mean by restricted drivers? i been wondering about that. when you load your apt sources and the urls
[19:18] <supersasho> frostburn: yes, but this never happened before
[19:19] <cousteau> what happened with all the linux-image-* packages a week or so ago? they kinda disappeared and reappeared later
[19:19] <frostburn> oly562, proprietary drivers provided by ati/nvidia/intel
[19:19] <supersasho> frostburn: i know restarting it should solve the problem, but i just wanted to know what could triger it
[19:19] <frostburn> supersasho, what's the next highest cpu usage? you might want to consider disabling compiz/emerald if you're using it
[19:20] <arkantos> gleg, type less /proc/asound/modules in your terminal and see what it returns
[19:20] <oly562> frostburn: so why do they call them restricted?
[19:20] <wiehan> How to I make a simple executable script which only does a certain terminal command (e.g. sudo fdisk -l (just an example)) every 15 seconds until the terminal window is closed?
[19:20] <Pici> oly562: Because they are in the 'restricted' package repository, which holds non-open-sourced software.
[19:21] <frostburn> oly562, https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/hardware/C/restricted-manager.html
[19:21] <supersasho> frostburn: the second one was the gnome system monitor and third was firefox
[19:21] <gleg> arkantos, nothing is outputed.
[19:21] <frostburn> wiehan, you'll need to make a bash script with a while true loop and a sleep 15
[19:21] <oly562> frostburn: proprietary=restricted, i got that part, what do they mean?
[19:22] <wiehan> frostburn: can you guide me through this, then I can learn, I have trouble following all the odd tutorials out there...
[19:22] <syn-ack> I need to verify something that I've heard... Is it true that the legacy nVidia driver (17xxxx) is not compatible with xorg 1.6...
[19:22] <frostburn> supersasho, i've seen firefox just chew resources, i'd try shutting down every process until you find out what is causing the high cpu for xorg, also i'd check the forums and see if there's anyone else with similar issues
[19:22] <supersasho> frostburn: but the compiz was working fine for a long time, and this Xorg CPU usage occures just randomly and rare
[19:22] <oly562> oh... you mean since no one is working on them for free per se, and you have to pay for the development of those drivers, right?
[19:22] <arkantos> gleg, surely something is wrong. Normally this should have returned you a list of all soundcards and the slots they occupy..usually prefixed with a 'snd_ '
[19:22] <supersasho> frostburn: ok, i'll give it a shot
[19:23] <frostburn> wiehan, while true; do                       your command                       sleep 15                done
[19:23] <gleg> arkantos, Yes, something is wrong.  I ran it again, just to be sure, and nothing is outputted.
[19:24] <gleg> arkantos, I very recently upgraded from 7.10 to 8.04, thats when I lost all sound.
[19:24] <frostburn> supersasho, could be a hardware issue, my old nvidia 7600 used to use resources like crazy
[19:24] <oly562> if they are restricted, how are we to use them?
[19:24] <n0gear> is there any way to boost sound on webcasts? Got Alsa and everythings maxed out.
[19:24] <om26er> plz tell me how delete partition
[19:25] <frostburn> oly562, you download them from the restricted repository
[19:25] <niklas_> hi, how do I get the latest daily Karmic UNR onto my netbook? I've found just isos and no imgs
[19:25] <frostburn> om26er, fdisk /dev/sdX       d
[19:25] <th0r> om26er: use fdisk or gparted
[19:25] <oly562> frostburn: ok, i understand that. but if they are restricted, how are we to use them? who pays for these drivers development? the manufactures?
[19:25] <frostburn> oly562, correcyt
[19:25] <syn-ack> oly562: the vendors
[19:25] <oly562> ic
[19:26] <syn-ack> oly562: upstream realeases new version, ubuntu packager gets it, packages it, tests it then throws it in the repos
[19:26] <om26er> how to delete a partition
[19:26] <oly562> so vendors are responsible for their own drivers to support there own proprietary hardware, that the community/open source devs/progs would not right drivers for, as maybe they didnt have all the code or any to work with?
[19:27] <frostburn> om26er, see above,    fdisk /dev/sdX       d            or use gparted
[19:27] <|Ryan> I can't install python 2.6, I get this message when I do: Dependancy is not satifyable python2.6minimal
[19:27] <syn-ack> oly562: for the most part you're right, yes.
[19:27] <frostburn> |Ryan, python 2.6 should be installed by default
[19:27] <oly562> syn-ack: what am i missing so i can understand this better
[19:27] <oly562> in a nutshell
[19:27] <firecrotch> oly562: it's not that the community won't write the drivers, it's an issue of the hardware vendor not wanting to give developers the specifications of the hardware so that they are able to write the drivers
[19:27] <th0r> frostburn: bet he asks again
[19:28] <oly562> firecrotch: ic
[19:28] <|Ryan> frostburn: I'm on Ubuntu 8, should it still be?
[19:28] <om26er> how to install gparted
[19:28] <oly562> so should we be using those drivers vs say open source drivers ? which is better?
[19:28] <syn-ack> oly562: firecrotch just more or less wrapped that up and brought it full circle
[19:28] <frostburn> |Ryan, ah, not sure what version is installed in 8.x
[19:28] <oly562> community - open source - supported
[19:28] <syn-ack> oly562: thats right
[19:28] <frostburn> !best
[19:28] <|Ryan> Yeah, how can I upgrade?
[19:28] <syn-ack> closed == not so support
[19:28] <syn-ack> ed
[19:29] <oly562> proprietary - restricted - unsupported
[19:29] <|Ryan> frostburn: Unless there is a program similar to VirtualBox?
[19:29] <syn-ack> right
[19:29] <om26er> how to install gparted
[19:29] <Pici> |Ryan: Python2.6 only started to be available in Jaunty.
[19:29] <syn-ack> om26er: apt-get install virtualbox?
[19:30] <syn-ack> Oh and too all you devs in the channel... Karmic.... nice work so far, guys
[19:30] <|Ryan> I can't use Jaunty because my internet stops working after a day or so.
[19:30] <frostburn> |Ryan, vmware, virtualbox, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_machine#List_of_virtual_machine_software
[19:30] <oly562> do you guys use supported more ? should i be looking for hardware that is in the repos as mainline.. universe, what else? where is the list of open - source supported hardware, so next time i buy a lap top i can have less issues, or simply use the restricted drivers in case of an issue?
[19:30] <m0u5e> when I alt+click and drag my windows (move), i get this quartered selection box indicating where I am moving my windows, how do I stop it from being "quarterd" anyone know?
[19:30] <AnActivist> hello I'm trying to learn about buffer overflows, is it possible for me to turn off the "stack smash detection"?
[19:31] <AnActivist> on my ubuntu distrobution?
[19:31] <scott_ino2> oly562, i kinda just jumped in here but... usually it's best to just do a little research into what you're buying and see how well it's supported for what your uses are
[19:31] <frostburn> oly562, usually the restricted drivers behave better than the reverse engineered open source drivers
[19:31] <oly562> m0u5e: that sounds like its a gui settings thing for Windows, its in system i believe
[19:31] <syn-ack> oly562: Sometimes the closed driver offers better performance/features that the open doesnt use, just remember that if something breaks that you generally wont be able to get help other than "Does it work?" "YES/NO"
[19:32] <oly562> scott_ino2: thats kinda hard sometimes,, as the nomenclatures are hard to read
[19:32] <scott_ino2> oly562, yeah it's definitely not perfect
[19:32] <oly562> syn-ack: ok, that helped alot. thanks
[19:32] <|Ryan> frostburn: How do I know if they'll work with Ubuntu 8?
[19:32] <frostburn> |Ryan, tias, try it and see
[19:33] <syn-ack> frostburn: And I wouldnt say thats 100% true as to what you said, ie ATI/nVidia FOSS drivers They're great for 2D.. for 3D not so much
[19:33] <tyler_d> how do I get information regarding initramfs?
[19:33] <oly562> for example, i just looked in dmesg to see what cpu i have.. i was looking into HVM compatible procs, and noticed, T2500, i wouldnt have quessed that was the nomenclature, as there were other numbers lists
[19:33] <wiehan> frostburn: I want it to do one last seperate command before it closes, how would I do that?
[19:33] <frostburn> wiehan, either use semi colons, or write it on the next line
[19:34] <syn-ack> CRAZY_SCIENTIST: so, any particular reason for the version?
[19:34] <syn-ack> damn, he left
[19:35] <wiehan> frostburn: Maybe we misunderstand each other: when I click to exit the terminal, I want it to do one last different command before it closes, or if that isn't possible, let the user type "q" and enter and then one last different command not contained in the loop?
[19:36] <frostburn> wiehan, not sure how easy that will be in bash, you might be able to do that by receiving a ctrl c, let me see
[19:38] <tyler_d> how do I update initramfs
[19:38] <cryptide> anyone recommend a twitter client?
[19:38] <tyler_d> ?
[19:38] <melter> does anyone know of an application that would display twitter tweets in popups, similar to the way pidgin does?
[19:38] <melter> cryptide: lol
[19:38]  * syn-ack spins MSG - Anytime
[19:38] <oly562> in theory, i can run VirtualBox, and simply pop in a mac cd and run the os from it?
[19:39] <bastidrazor> oly562, i've yet to see OSX run in VM
[19:40] <oly562> is there a copy i can grab somewhere? i would like to try it.
[19:40] <racecar56> yay my problems are solved
[19:40] <racecar56> :D
[19:41] <racecar56> Slart, the abrowser/firefox issue is solved
[19:41] <frostburn> wiehan, i haven't done any of these, but it may be of help http://linuxcommand.gds.tuwien.ac.at/wss0160.php
[19:41] <bastidrazor> oly562, yes.. apple.com
[19:41] <oly562> for free? bastidrazor
[19:42] <n0gear> omelhus: use it from LiveCD
[19:42] <Slart> racecar56: ah... what was the solution?
[19:42] <racecar56> Slart, reinstall :P
[19:42] <wiehan> frostburn: certainly I will look at that, maybe this will make you help me easier and quicker: http://pastebin.com/m31ff358
[19:42] <Slart> racecar56: bah... =)
[19:42] <oly562> i would like a free full version, not a demo
[19:42] <racecar56> Slart, my comp was temporarily possessed :P
[19:43] <Pici> oly562: Of virtualbox?
[19:43] <bastidrazor> oly562, OSX is not free.
[19:43] <oly562> OS X
[19:43] <oly562> is there a link you guys may have where i can grab a copy? or can i just acquire one so i can try it?
[19:44] <Slart> !piracy
[19:44] <oly562> does anyone have it, load it as an iso and pop it on a driveway on the net for me?
[19:44] <phoenixz>  I have a server with a directory mounted to an NFS share to another server. The other server responds (ping) without problem, logs show no problem AFAIK, but yet, if I do an ls of that directory, the ls command hangs.. What is the problem here and how can I fix it?
[19:44] <oly562> opps, sorry, i didnt know, thanks
[19:44] <bastidrazor> oly562, learn how to torrent or purchase a copy
[19:44] <oly562> i have torrent
[19:45] <Slart> last warning...
[19:45] <oly562> who is slart?
[19:45] <lukas____> Hi, I installed kubuntu to my laptop and I would like to install nvidia driver, the GUI installation does not seem to work, could anyone help?
[19:45] <bastidrazor> oly562, slart is an op. i have nothing more to say on this matter
[19:45] <om26er> how do i format my memory card gparted does not detect it
[19:45] <TheMusicGuy> How to make Ubuntu stop changing power profiles when I plug/unplug ac?
[19:45] <lukas____> I tried also module-assistant, but some repositories are not present
[19:46] <Slart> oly562: I'm not an operator, if that's what you ask.. apparently I've been able to fool bastidrazor though.. =)
[19:46] <coz_> lukas____,  in the pacakge manager look for  nvidia-glx and you most likely want the 180 driver
[19:46] <frostburn> wiehan, not sure how to do trap handing, but this should work for you http://pastebin.com/m7d300f33
[19:46] <bastidrazor> Slart, huh.. you did/do have me fooled
[19:46] <om26er> how to format memory card
[19:46] <oly562> i have found using an iso stored on your drive is faster than running the live cd with VBox
[19:46] <lukas____> coz_ I have it, but no help
[19:46] <TheMusicGuy> om26er: what kind?
[19:46] <Slart> bastidrazor: it's the haircut.. happens all the time ;)
[19:47] <bastidrazor> TheMusicGuy, in powermanagement you can tell it which settings to use when on AC and when on battery
[19:47] <T-F-K> Hi all, I'm a developper and I want to make an application on ubuntu (with graphical interfaces) can any body help (on what I have to do, which language I have to use and where I can get more infos), thanks in advance
[19:47] <om26er> sd card
[19:47] <bastidrazor> Slart, buzz cut?
[19:47] <om26er> themusicguy sd card
[19:47] <TheMusicGuy> bastidrazor: no option for power profiles in there
[19:47] <TheMusicGuy> om26er: ok
[19:47] <Slart> bastidrazor: worst kind =)
[19:48] <mweichert> any kernelcheck users here?
[19:48] <TheMusicGuy> om26er: open a terminal, type tail -f /var/log/messages
[19:48] <wiehan> frostburn: well, thanks
[19:48] <TheMusicGuy> om26er: then insert SD card, tell me what it says
[19:48] <sfears> can anyone help with an error k3b is giving "cdrecord has no permission to open the device."
[19:49] <lukas____> Unfortunately only adding nvidia-glx does not help
[19:49] <om26er> themusicguy an icon appears in the desktop
[19:49] <om26er> sd/mmc drive
[19:49] <oly562> i think i will try mac-on-stick, its free. 18.5 megs. make an iso, and try to run it in Vbox
[19:49] <Pici> T-F-K: There are no requriements as to what something needs to be written in.  Take a look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages for getting your program into the Ubuntu repositories and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment for some more general Ubuntu development information.
[19:49] <TheMusicGuy> hm...nevermind my last instruction, tell me what the 'df' command outputs
[19:50] <om26er> themusicguy and icon appears on the desktop sd/mmc drive
[19:50] <TheMusicGuy> om26er: yes, yes. just close that.
[19:50] <om26er> closed
[19:50] <TheMusicGuy> er, ignore it.
[19:50] <oly562> df = disk space
[19:50] <T-F-K> I will check this Pici thanks :)
[19:50] <TheMusicGuy> oly562: also device files
[19:51] <oly562> i like the df -h command, and also du -sh, unless i want a byte count, i use du -sk, or df -k
[19:51] <TheMusicGuy> om26er: type df in a terminal to find the device file for the SD card
[19:51] <dajhorn> sfears: Add yourself to the cdrom group.  System -> Admistration -> Users And Groups
[19:51] <MrLemur> Hey
[19:52] <om26er> yes i found it
[19:52] <om26er> themusicguy i found it
[19:52] <TheMusicGuy> ok, what is the device file
[19:52] <om26er> themusicguy mmcblk0p1
[19:53] <sfears> dajhorn: there was no cdrom group in there, I added, would that cause the problem?
[19:53] <TheMusicGuy> yup, sounds right
[19:53] <n0gear> i have a win partition on my ubuntu comp how do i mount it through SSH? Normally I'll just click on it from places menu and its called Storage
[19:53] <TheMusicGuy> om26er: ok, umount /dev/mmcblk0p1
[19:54] <TheMusicGuy> om26er: then make sure /dev/mmcblk0p1 is still there after you do that (ls /dev/mmcblk0p1)
[19:55] <broken_> Hey guys, I reinstalled jaunty 9.04 and kept my home ... which was an encrypted lvm before, how can I decrypt it now to get my data?
[19:55] <dajhorn> sfears: By default, on Ubuntu, regular users cannot write into a burner unless they are a member of the "cdrom" system group.
[19:55] <IRConan> hmm... upgrading a system with complex RAIDs set up from 8.04 to 9.04 (via 8.10). Wish me luck
[19:55] <om26er> themusicguy i cannot unmount
[19:55] <om26er> themusicguy ok its unmounted
[19:56] <dajhorn> sfears: The group file is /etc/group.  You need to see a line like "cdrom:x:24:sfears" before burning programs will work.
[19:56] <frostburn> wiehan, also, you don't need the brackets {}
[19:56] <sfears> dajhorn: i'll give it a try. i have successfully used it many times before.  all of a sudden i got this error
[19:56] <dajhorn> sfears: You can kludge the permissions by running the burning software through sudo or gksudo.
[19:56] <TheMusicGuy> om26er: ok, give me a sec
[19:56] <|Ryan> ryan@ryan-laptop:~$ #FILE: /etc/apt/sources.listryan@ryan-laptop:~$ deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/reacocard-awn/ubuntu gutsy main
[19:56] <|Ryan> bash: deb: command not found
[19:56] <|Ryan>   - What does this mean?
[19:57] <sfears> dajhorn: cdrom:x:1006:sfears
[19:57] <revygttam> How do you setup vnc for ubuntu 9.04?
[19:57] <callcenter> i need use other usplash of ubuntu
[19:58] <callcenter> help mee
[19:58] <dajhorn> sfears: What do `ls -l /dev/cdrw` and `ls -l /dev/sr0` say?
[19:58] <TOGGI3> revygttam, you want something really fast or something long term?
[19:58] <revygttam> ToggI3, long term
[19:58] <wiehan> frostburn: I really don;t understand how it would work without the brackets, but set that aside: why doesn't this work at all: http://pastebin.com/m1319dc25
[19:58] <revygttam> Toggi3, I had it setup in 8.10 but after upgrading i cant seem to get it working again
[19:59] <sfears> lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 3 2009-06-17 14:30 /dev/cdrw -> sr0
[19:59] <Guest15422> can anyone help me with a firebird issue? on their channel there's no activity
[19:59] <TOGGI3> well I figured I'd ask, I only do short term stuff with x11vnc
[19:59] <sfears> dajhorn: brw-rw----+ 1 root 24 11, 0 2009-06-17 10:29 /dev/sr0
[19:59] <TOGGI3> but since you are in need of something long term its more complicated
[19:59] <sfears> dajhorn: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 3 2009-06-17 14:30 /dev/cdrw -> sr0
[19:59] <TOGGI3> at least for me, I've never done that
[19:59] <callcenter> i need change usplash of ubuntu .. help meee
[20:00] <callcenter> modific usplah of ubuntu
[20:00] <revygttam> toggi3, you dont happen to have a link for anything vnc related do you?  That might help me too, jog my mind a bit.
[20:00] <TOGGI3> only what I can find on google
[20:00] <sfears> callcenter: there's a package called startupmanager that will help you with splash, i havnt had great luck with it though
[20:00] <revygttam> I cant seem to find anything worth a crap on google, which is suprising ';(
[20:00] <dajhorn> Your group files are munged.  See how the group number is 24 on the /dev/sr0 device?  On default Ubuntu installations, number 24 is group cdrom.
[20:00] <TOGGI3> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VNC
[20:01] <TheMusicGuy> the guy left....
[20:01] <zopiac> my sd card is not allowing me to delete files on it, how do i fix this?
[20:01] <sfears> dajhorn: i will assume for now that this is an extremly complicated fix
[20:01] <dajhorn> On your system, the cdrom group is up near 1000, which are user numbers.
[20:01] <vwchris> #connect
[20:01] <TheMusicGuy> zopiac: is the lock switch turned on?
[20:01] <nectar> how can i fix that http://pastebin.com/d25672595
[20:01] <dajhorn> sfears: You can fix this with the `vigr` command, but you'll need to understand the /etc/group syntax.
[20:01] <zopiac> TheMusicGuy: i tried it flipped either way, but neither worked
[20:02] <WillyVWade> Does anyone know if I can do updates to 8.10 via usb? It's not connected to the web, but doing the updates will bring the wifi drivers over with them. I can't do a reinstall to 9.04
[20:02] <dajhorn> sfears: If you want more help, then pastebin the /etc/group and /etc/group- files.
[20:02] <sfears> dajhorn: hold
[20:02] <frostburn> wiehan, http://pastebin.com/m4483781f  i tested this and it works
[20:03] <TheMusicGuy> zopiac: mount | grep mmcblk0p1
[20:03] <zopiac> TheMusicGuy: what did that do?
[20:03] <TheMusicGuy> tell me what it says
[20:03] <zopiac> nothing
[20:04] <TheMusicGuy> hm. then what does 'mount' alone say?
[20:04] <zopiac> TheMusicGuy: http://pastebin.com/m6459f3c3
[20:05] <om26er> which disk format is better
[20:05] <om26er> faster
[20:05] <sfears> dajhorn: http://pastebin.com/ff9104b
[20:05] <om26er> filesystem i mean
[20:05] <TheMusicGuy> om26er: I think FAT16 is what SD cards use
[20:05] <Phil_26> Hello. I'm looking for an utility to replace nero cover designer. I want to be able to do cd cover listing by selecting the audio files itself (not only with cddb). Anyone have a suggestion?
[20:06] <TheMusicGuy> zopiac: I'm assuming the sd card is mounted at /dev/sdb1
[20:06] <TheMusicGuy> zopiac: the filesystem, I mean
[20:06] <om26er> themusicguy now i m asking for my netbook's ssd
[20:06] <dajhorn> sfears: It looks like you installed some non-Ubuntu software that may have changed this file in an unwholesome way.
[20:06] <om26er> which filesystem is faster for ssd
[20:06] <TheMusicGuy> om26er: is ssd the same as sd?
[20:06] <zopiac> om26er: ext3 is very fast, but it cannot be read by windows partitions and computers. if you dont plan on accessing it with windows, ext3 should be fine
[20:06] <Andry_sleeps> hi, after an upgrade my ubuntu 8.10 apparently has deleted its wlan0 interface, thus preventing me to access my wireless lan
[20:07] <Andry_sleeps> what should I do?
[20:07] <sfears> non-Ubuntu software.. sounds like something i may have done
[20:07] <om26er> ok
[20:07] <dajhorn> sfears: All you should need to do is change "cdrom:x:1006:sfears" back to "cdrom:x:24:sfears
[20:07] <dajhorn> dajhorn: (oops)
[20:07] <om26er> how to mount a disk
[20:07] <sfears> dajhorn: sounds far too easy, i'll give it a try
[20:07] <om26er> i cannot find my disk
[20:07] <dajhorn> sfears: and reboot.
[20:07] <om26er> but df shows
[20:07] <sfears> with the vigr command.. change to 24
[20:07] <dajhorn> sfears: You also need to change the shadow file, which is /etc/group-
[20:08] <zopiac> om26er: with Nautilus it should show up in the side pane
[20:08] <dajhorn> sfears: That is a dash on the end of group.
[20:08] <om26er> zopiac i want command line format
[20:08] <solilo> for some reason, ubuntu is only displaying the correct resolution if I connect to my monitor via the video card's dvi slot. any reason?
[20:08] <TheMusicGuy> zopiac: your sd card needs to be mounted in read-write mode as it is mounted with the 'ro' option (read-only)
[20:09] <TheMusicGuy> zopiac: if /etc/fstab has a line for /dev/sdb1 then remove ro from the options and add rw instead
[20:09] <TheMusicGuy> zopiac: if that doesn't help you I have no other suggestions :(
[20:10] <sfears> dajhorn: when i added the group cdrom it added in as 1006.. will that change on reboot or should i make a change to that as well
[20:10] <laura_> hu
[20:10] <laura_> hu
[20:10] <zopiac> om26er: "sudo mount /dev/xxx -t (fstype) /path/to/mount" ex. sudo mount /dev/sda1 -t ext3 /home/zopiac/mnt/disk
[20:10] <laura_> hello?
[20:10] <Albatorsk> Hi folks. I just noticed that my sound stopped working today. I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 and it's been working fine up until today. I think there was an update today but I didn't pay attention to what it was. Sound still works as root (for example running mplayer with sudo). I'm a member of the audio group. Any ideas?
[20:10] <sfears> hello laura_
[20:10] <swivels> !hi | laura_
[20:10] <laura_> hey sfears
[20:11] <dbu> hey swivels and hey laura_ !
[20:11] <laura_> thanks
[20:11] <laura_> :)
[20:11] <dbu> hey everyone in the channel!
[20:11] <zopiac> TheMusicGuy: no, sdb1 is not in fstab...thanks anyways :)
[20:11] <dajhorn> sfears: The cdrom group will still exist after reboot.  You're just changing the group number from 1006 to 24.  Everything under the hood uses the number, the name is just for convience.
[20:11] <n0gear> how do i copy a directory through SSH?
[20:11] <aboyz> does the follow .htaccess do this.I'm going to this website http://pokgai.dohma.com when i check out i want it to go to https://dohma.pokgai.com Is there a way to do this?? thanks.. RewriteCond %{SERVER_NAME} ^pokgai.dohma.com$ RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} ^443 RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://dohma.pokgai.com/$1 [R,L]
[20:11] <randabis> can anyone suggest a good program that will rip the audio from a video file?
[20:11] <swivels> n0gear: use scp -r
[20:11] <Albatorsk> n0gear: scp -r?
[20:11] <frostburn> randabis, fairly sure that handbrake is able to do that
[20:12] <sfears> alright.. i hope that works.. thanks for the help
[20:12] <n0gear> swivels: i need a bit more instructions :(
[20:12] <randabis> frostburn: hmm...I'll check it out
[20:12] <TheMusicGuy> zopiac: you could try adding a line for it
[20:12] <dbu> n0gear: man scp
[20:12] <frostburn> n0gear, scp /path/to/directory/* username@hostname:/path/to/foreign/directory/.
[20:12] <swivels> !scp
[20:12] <zopiac> TheMusicGuy: what would the line say, exactly?
[20:12] <nikake> njndsfjkwenf
[20:12] <nikake> qqq		
[20:12] <Pici> aboyz: #apache would probably be a better place to ask
[20:13] <swivels> n0gear: man scp will have instructions in it as well as how to get the syntax right
[20:13] <nikake> sorry having some problems with keyboard
[20:14] <solilo> ssh is gay
[20:14] <TheMusicGuy> zopiac: try adding /dev/sdb1 /media/sdcard vfat rw,users,user 0 0
[20:14] <solilo> ftp is gay
[20:14] <solilo> http is gay
[20:14] <FloodBot1> solilo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:14] <solilo> tls is gay
[20:14] <TheMusicGuy> zopiac: and make sure /media/sdcard exists
[20:14] <solilo> tls is gay
[20:14] <om26er> ext3 is faster or ext4
[20:14] <sebsebseb> om26er: Ext4
[20:15] <syn-ack> om26er: No
[20:15] <ba5e> depends what your doing actually
[20:15] <zopiac> TheMusicGuy: and then? does it automatically mount or do i have to mount it manually now
[20:15] <om26er> syn-ack then?
[20:15] <syn-ack> Its got extents
[20:15] <syn-ack> thats it main advantage
[20:15] <TheMusicGuy> zopiac: its been a while since I used /etc/fstab directly so I don't remember exactly what options you will need to allow regular users to read and write
[20:15] <DrMrHorse> can't get tightvnc to work, when i try to connect, it pops up a box to ask for verification, then tells me it the password succeeded, then no desktop. im able to connect via ssh. both systems running jaunty
[20:16] <gustavo_29> net.com.ar
[20:16] <TheMusicGuy> zopiac: it should automount if it automounted before
[20:16] <zopiac> TheMusicGuy: well it hasnt yet, so ill just re-insert the card
[20:16] <TheMusicGuy> well, yes, you need to do that first :)
[20:16] <zopiac> TheMusicGuy: ah, i see :)
[20:18] <StephenZ> Well, I'm back, after giving up last night.
[20:19] <nsahoo> how do I install adboe acrobat reader
[20:19] <nsahoo> ?
[20:19] <StephenZ> nsahoo: Just use the Evince document viewer that ships with Ubuntu.
[20:19] <swivels> nsahoo: you could also use kpdf for those
[20:20] <DrMrHorse> okular is good too
[20:20] <DrMrHorse> no more kpdf
[20:20] <nsahoo> how do I make evince display the first two pages simultaneously in dual mode?
[20:20] <zopiac> TheMusicGuy: it isn't working :\
[20:20] <om26er> how to permanently mount hard drive
[20:20] <StephenZ> It's in the view settings; don't know how to describe it accurately without having it up.
[20:20] <TheMusicGuy> zopiac: um....try mounting manually, see if you can at least get to it that way.
[20:21] <swivels> om26er: to permanently mount the drive, you'll want to add an entry to fstab
[20:21] <TheMusicGuy> mount /media/sdcard
[20:21] <CleanLaundry> !pastebin
[20:21] <zopiac> TheMusicGuy: is there a way to make it mount r/w with the mount command?
[20:21] <StephenZ> Anyhow... I'm having trouble with my Jaunty install. First, the disc was completely not working... Then I burned and checked another LiveCD, and that installed properly - I even got into Ubuntu long enough to update and add a couple hundred programs.
[20:22] <swivels> om26er: good set of instructions here http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html
[20:22] <StephenZ> But when I rebooted, and it tried to start up...
[20:22] <zopiac> TheMusicGuy: or did the fstab entry make the mounts to /media/sdcard r/w
[20:22] <TheMusicGuy> yes, the fstab entry makes it rw
[20:22] <StephenZ> I got to the very end of the Ubuntu loading bar, and everything went nuts. Garbage all over the screen, totally nonresponsive...
[20:22] <zopiac> k
[20:23] <StephenZ> Happens every time I try to boot.
[20:23] <hwilde> Hi, if I do something bad and lockup a USB port, how can I reset it short of rebooting?  Thanks
[20:23] <hatter243> StephenZ, when you get to the garbage: Does pressing CTRL+ALT+F1 bring you to a terminal prompt?
[20:24] <TheMusicGuy> zopiac: I'm going to have to go in 10 minutes or so so if I can't help you by then you may want to check out 'man mount' and 'man fstab' to learn more about how the mounting system works
[20:24] <mweichert> how is compiz enabled in Ubuntu? If I want to tweak the options passed to compiz, where would I dot his?
[20:24] <mweichert> *this
[20:24] <Albatorsk> hwilde: You could try unloading the usb hci modules. Look for ohci, uhci and ehci in lsmod output
[20:24] <StephenZ> hatter243: No. I tried getting into the virtual terminal sessions, but the keyboard is TOTALLY nonresponsive. NumLock etc are nonresponsive, as well.
[20:24] <swperman> Hello.. My microphone doesn't work at all. Using ubuntu 9.04, searched the net a lot, tried a lot of stuff (including pulseaudio) already, no luck. I have nvidia ck804 with realtek alc850. can someone help?
[20:24] <hwilde> Albatorsk, you mean modprobe -r then modprobe again ?
[20:24] <hatter243> mweichert, apt-cache search compiz | grep settings
[20:24] <zopiac> TheMusicGuy: i've read the man mount :P i may have missed some things though
[20:25] <om26er> how to format sd card in ubuntu
[20:25] <Albatorsk> hwilde: Yep
[20:25] <cousteau> mweichert: 1st go to System > Preferences > Appearance > Visual effects and enable Extra
[20:25] <hatter243> mweichert, I forget the exact package you need to install but it's like compizsettings-manager or something like that
[20:25] <zopiac> om26er the gparted program can do that
[20:25] <Andry_sleeps> somebody please tell me how to reinstall my atheros driver for wlan0 ?
[20:25] <om26er> no
[20:25] <TheMusicGuy> om26er: mkfs.vfat -F 16 /dev/mmcblk0p1
[20:25] <cousteau> you'll need a tool called compizconfig-settings-manager to fully configure them
[20:25] <hatter243> StephenZ, have you tried any of the Recovery options?
[20:25] <scott\_> hi folks, i've just switched to a new network card in my machine
[20:25] <mweichert> hatter243, I mean actual command-line options... not special effects
[20:26] <TheMusicGuy> om26er: make sure the SD card is not mounted
[20:26] <scott\_> ifconfig is showing the card and its ipaddress, but its not showing in network connections
[20:26] <StephenZ> hatter243: No; not sure how to go about that. Elaborate?
[20:26] <cousteau> and I still don't understand why isn't ccsm already installed in the default CD
[20:26] <mweichert> hatter243, I'm fine with the default effects, but I want compiz to be called like so "compiz --loose-binding"
[20:26] <zopiac> TheMusicGuy: now the computer is not recognizing the card....oh well, i'll dabble with it more later
[20:26] <hatter243> mweichert, I have that command. Look for "compiz-settings-manager"
[20:27] <TheMusicGuy> zopiac: om26er: sorry, g2g...
[20:27] <DrMrHorse> can't get tightvnc to work, when i try to connect, it pops up a box to ask for verification, then tells me it the password succeeded, then no desktop. im able to connect via ssh. both systems running jaunty
[20:27] <cousteau> mweichert: to run compiz, run `compiz --replace`
[20:27] <hatter243> StephenZ, when you read grub on boot up, press "Esc", choose your kernel version with the word "Recovery" at the end. Attempt the repairs in there.
[20:27] <cousteau> and to go back to metacity, run `metacity --replace`
[20:28] <om26er> ok
[20:28] <mweichert> cousteau, yes I know - but I want to pass another option called "--loose-binding"
[20:28] <cousteau> oh
[20:28] <mweichert> cousteau, but I don't know where Ubuntu calls compiz
[20:28] <StephenZ> hatter243: Anything else I should know, before I take this awesome information and put it to use?
[20:28] <Albatorsk> DrMrHorse: With "no desktop", do you men no VNC window, or a vnc window appears but with just the checkered background?
[20:28] <mweichert> hatter243, I have compiz-settings-manager installed... where do I add the extra option to compiz?
[20:29] <cousteau> oops... I accidentally ran compiz
[20:29] <DrMrHorse> Albatorsk: no checkered backgroud, didnt resize the window either
[20:29] <hatter243> StephenZ, Possibly, if you can get to a command line "sudo apt-get install pastebinit && cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | pastebinit
[20:29] <hatter243> "
[20:29] <Albatorsk> DrMrHorse: Ok, so the password prompt appears, you enter the password, and then nothing at all happens?
[20:29] <hatter243> post the resulting log in this channel
[20:29] <hatter243> mweichert, on the command line...?
[20:30] <DrMrHorse> yes. the terminal window says the authentication succeeds though
[20:30] <Albatorsk> I just noticed that my sound stopped working today. I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 and it's been working fine up until today. Sound still works as root (for example running mplayer with sudo). I'm a member of the audio group. Any ideas?
[20:30] <Albatorsk> DrMrHorse: Ok, that's strange. I'm afraid I don't know what's wrong tgen.
[20:30] <ARMENIAN> I just got a message that someone was controlling my desktop! is there a log with their ip and everything that i can find?
[20:30] <mitch> um...
[20:30] <StephenZ> hatter243: Will do, thansk.
[20:30] <DrMrHorse> ty trying. dont know much about sound
[20:31] <Threetimes> Hi I just successfully installed spamassasin. How do I place spam-flagged mails in a seperate IMAP mailbox? I use postfix with maildir
[20:31] <hatter243> StephenZ, good luck!
[20:31] <Guest26777> Does anyone know how to install JDK on unbuntu?
[20:31] <zopiac> using pidgin i cannot access quakenet.org :( just says that it cant connect. anyone know how to connect?
[20:32] <ARMENIAN> anyone?>
[20:32] <Rakee> Team-Urgent help-Lexmark X8530 printer-Detected-checked by lsusb-But unable to add as new printer??
[20:33] <Threetimes> I think I have to use procmail, but I don't know if I configured it correctly.
[20:33] <hwilde> Albatorsk, i am only seeing sdhci_pci, sdhci,  ohci1394     that doesn't look like what I was expecting
[20:34] <Redhammer_the_Ol> hi can anyone advise on a problem I hae with broadcom wireless, b43fwcutter with jaunty give me low connection speed, I have bcm 4306 but 02:03.0 Network controller [0280]: Broadcom Corporation BCM4306 802.11b/g Wireless LAN Controller [14e4:4320] (rev 02)
[20:34] <Redhammer_the_Ol> 	Subsystem: Dell Device [1028:0001]
[20:34] <Redhammer_the_Ol> device :4320 as you can see which is supported by the fwcutter
[20:34] <hwilde> Albatorsk, in dmesg I see: new full speed USB device using uhci_hcd and address 2
[20:34] <Threetimes> Hi I just successfully installed spamassasin. How do I place spam-flagged mails in a seperate IMAP mailbox? I use postfix with maildir. I think I have to use procmail, but I don't know if I configured it correctly.
[20:34] <Albatorsk> hwilde: Hmm.. sdhci and ohci1394 are unrelated to usb.
[20:34] <Appppd> Hello
[20:35] <Albatorsk> hwilde: But you see messages about uhci in dmesg without there being an uhci module loaded?
[20:35] <hwilde> standby for pastebin
[20:35] <Albatorsk> Hmm
[20:35] <ARMENIAN> I just got a message that someone was controlling my desktop! is there a log with their ip and everything that i can find?
[20:35] <Albatorsk> It's most likely build into the kernel then.
[20:36] <swivels> armenian: try /var/log/syslog
[20:36] <Albatorsk> I don't know why the ubuntu dev team decided to do that instead of build it as a module.
[20:36] <Slart> ARMENIAN: possibly in /var/log/auth.log
[20:36] <iCantInstallJDK> Can anyone here help me with jdk
[20:36] <Albatorsk> hwilde: Unfortunately that means that you can't unload it.
[20:36] <hwilde> Albatorsk, here is dmesg and lsmod    http://paste.ubuntu.com/197936/
[20:36] <Appppd> I am new to linux and currently running Ubuntu 9.04 from virtual box. an somebody please tell what are the executable files in linux. Thank you.
[20:36] <Andry_sleeps> anyone can help me reinstalling a wifi card which already appears on lspci?
[20:36] <ctmjr> ARMENIAN, did this message come while you where on a website or where did it come from?
[20:37] <hwilde> Appppd, binaries are executables.  what are you tryin to do
[20:37] <nectar> is there anyone who could help me with that http://pastebin.com/d25672595
[20:37] <elad> nick elad`
[20:37] <Slart> Appppd: executable files are just files.. there is not special ending such as in windows .exe... instead they are marked executable.. in the same way that a file in windows can be marked "Hidden" for example.. just a flag you set.. without changing the file name
[20:37] <rickysabrina> spanish help/
[20:37] <ARMENIAN> ctmjr: I got it from the vnc remote control, it said someone is controlling your computer, I left remote control on without pass, yeah not smart, but i didn't think someone would be able to find my comp, guess I was wrong, I just turned it off now
[20:37] <Pici> !es | rickysabrina
[20:38] <rickysabrina> #ubuntu-es
[20:38] <hwilde> rickysabrina, type   /join #ubuntu-es
[20:38] <swivels> ricky: para espanol usa #ubuntu-es
[20:38] <elad`> Can someone please point me at an explanation of single-dash as opposed to double-dash arguments to programs, from both a user's and a developer's perspective?
[20:38] <dajhorn> nectar: Reinstall and try again.  `apt-get remove --purge winbind`
[20:38] <LeetDonkey> Hello, has anyone tried to install Ubuntu on a Adaptec 2405 RAID0 array?
[20:38] <Slart> elad`: usually you have --longer_switch and -l  shorter switch..
[20:38] <rickysabrina> como entro!
[20:38] <arkamex> hellow .... im from mexico... and i new in linux. :D
[20:39] <hwilde> Albatorsk, what about that last line in dmesg "usbcore: registered new interface driver ftdi_sio"   I could try modprobe -r ftdi_sio
[20:39] <hwilde> rickysabrina,        /join #ubuntu-es
[20:39] <arkamex> este chat es un irc,¿
[20:39] <arkamex> ?
[20:39] <LeetDonkey> I can install it just fine, but grub fails to install, I'm not really sure what my next move should be
[20:39] <elad`> arkamex, si.
[20:39] <swivels> !es | arakmex
[20:39] <Albatorsk> hwilde: Sure, you can try that.
[20:39] <arkamex> GRACIAS!!!
[20:39] <dajhorn> nectar: Windbind often corrupts its databases.  If reinstalling doesn't fix it, then you'll need to manually purge the windbind files that are kept in /var.
[20:39] <Slart> elad`: there is no difference between single dash and double dash from a programmers perspective, afaik.. they either look for --something or -something
[20:40] <Appppd> Hmmm thanks hwilde and slart. I actually want to setup Apache on ubuntu. I've downloaded the distribution. So I was wondering which file to open. So in linux there is no such extension like exe.
[20:40] <elad`> Are there any ready-made libraries / something to parse arguments?
[20:40] <hwilde> Appppd, no don't do that
[20:40] <hwilde> !lamp | Appppd
[20:40] <ARMENIAN> swivels and Slart nah not in those logs :|
[20:40] <hwilde> !synaptic | Appppd
[20:40] <Slart> Appppd: you've downloaded it? why not just run "sudo apt-get install apache".. or use synaptic and point'n'click..
[20:40] <dajhorn> elad`: Check whether the getopt utilities and libraries do what you want.
[20:41] <dajhorn> elad`: apt-cache search getopt
[20:41] <wintb_> 이거 다 외국인인가ㅠㅠ
[20:41] <nectar> dajhorn, it does not work it gives me http://pastebin.com/d4e85fd35
[20:41] <Threetimes> Hi I just successfully installed spamassasin. How do I place spam-flagged mails in a seperate IMAP mailbox? I use postfix with maildir. I think I have to use procmail, but I don't know if I configured it correctly.
[20:41] <Appppd> Hey thanks I found that on synaptic. Am installing it now.
[20:42] <Slart> ARMENIAN: not really sure where else to look.. not sure if the remote desktop server saves a log somehow
[20:42] <elad`> Anything for Python?
[20:42] <Slart> *somewhere
[20:42] <dajhorn> nectar: Your packaging system could be broken.  Did the computer crash during an upgrade or somesuch?
[20:42] <dajhorn> nectar: Try this:   sudo dpkg --purge --force-all winbind
[20:42] <guntbert> Threetimes: I suppose #ubuntu-server is the better place for your question
[20:42] <nectar> dajhorn, it has crashed while intalling wine
[20:42] <ARMENIAN> Slart: hmm would be nice to know who the hell was trying to connect, then again it could have been a script running looking for open ports and connecting
[20:43] <dasux> heyhey
[20:43] <Mike94287> I've come across something called GrabUp (http://grabup.com/) for Mac which lets users take a picture using the print screen button and it will automatically upload the image to their site (or ones own site with a paid upgrade) and put the link to the image in the person's clipboard. I was wondering if anyone knows of something like this for Ubuntu.
[20:43] <nectar> dajhorn, nope did not work
[20:43] <wintb_> 다 외국인만 있나;;;
[20:43] <Slart> ARMENIAN: might be.. hard to tell.. did something happen while they were connected? mouse movement?
[20:44] <guntbert> elad`: ask in #python
[20:44] <eross> in packages.ubuntu.com, could there be newer packages than in the repository, or is it pretty much the same thing?
[20:44] <guntbert> !english | wintb_
[20:44] <ARMENIAN> Slart: nah, nothing happened, but idk maybe they wanted to spy or wait till I wasnt moving the mouse and was away for them to do w.e. they wanted or just a script idk
[20:45] <dajhorn> nectar: This needs some deep voodoo.
[20:45] <nectar> dajhorn, is there anything that i can do ?
[20:45] <ARMENIAN> Slart: i mean I've never had this happen before
[20:45] <dajhorn> nectar: Yes, standby while I go and check something.
[20:45] <Threetimes> eross: it is per defenition the same thing
[20:45] <nectar> dajhorn,  so do you know anyone go can do a deep voodo
[20:45] <eross> ok ty
[20:45] <nectar> dajhorn, ok i will be here
[20:46] <monkey_d_luffy> I need to run fsck before mount (HDD problems).     But I tried to enter my password with no success.   I think the problem is the keyboard layout is not being selected.   Any way to choose keyboard in grub?       What am I missing?
[20:46] <Threetimes> eross: if you need a newer version, look for .deb files on the website of the promram itself.
[20:46] <dasux> #ubuntu
[20:46] <dasux> #0000
[20:46] <eross> ok
[20:46] <rabidweezle> I want to completely remove cpu-scaling from my machine, how can I do this?
[20:46] <HippyEwan1> Anyone know how to make Halo PC work on Linux?
[20:47] <HippyEwan1> I'm following this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=486986 but when I run setup.exe I can't click any buttons.
[20:47] <ARMENIAN> so anyone have a clue where a log of vnc remote connections can be?
[20:47] <Slart> ARMENIAN: I've never had vnc listen for unchallenged connections.. perhaps setting up a honeypot would be fun.. see who comes to visit =)
[20:47] <Threetimes> eros: if there are no .deb files, you'll probably need to compile it.
[20:47] <rabidweezle> !wine|HippyEwan1
[20:47] <guntbert> !newest | eross, but
[20:47] <dajhorn> nectar: First, do this at a prompt:   sudo update-rc.d -f winbind remove
[20:47] <HippyEwan1> I'm using wine already.
[20:47] <rabidweezle> check the appdb for halo then
[20:47] <suman> any evolution users here??
[20:47] <dajhorn> nectar: And try to remove the package again:  sudo dpkg --purge winbind
[20:47] <ARMENIAN> Slart: lol, the thing is when I went to close it, I tried taking a screenshot but ubuntu wouldnt do it with th e window choice list open showing the ip of connection
[20:47] <HippyEwan1> !appdb Halo
[20:48] <guntbert> Threetimes: I believe we shouldn't suggest using .deb packages here :)
[20:48] <Pici> HippyEwan1:  http://appdb.winehq.org
[20:48] <nectar> dajhorn, nothing has changed
[20:48] <Phil_26> Hi. I'm looking for a software to do cd cover automatically from selected mp3 files. Running Jaunty 64, thanks
[20:48] <Threetimes> guntbert: who not?
[20:48] <suman> anyone?? evolution mail client user??
[20:48] <Threetimes> HippyEwan1: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?bIsQueue=false&bIsRejected=false&sClass=application&sTitle=Browse+Applications&iItemsPerPage=25&iPage=1&sOrderBy=appName&bAscending=true
[20:49] <Threetimes> guntbert: i meant: why not?
[20:49] <rabidweezle> anyone know how to kill cpu-scaling from taking my cores?
[20:49] <Crewsr3> I'm connecting to an ubuntu computer and I can see it but when I try to open the folder it wants a login domain and password.  What should the domain be?
[20:49] <st3vie> suman, I use it at work. Problems?
[20:49] <Slart> ARMENIAN: ah.. having the ip would have been fun.. odd that it doesn't log these things somewhere
[20:49] <Slart> ARMENIAN: there was nothing in the syslog?
[20:49] <dajhorn> nectar: Okay, as root, open /var/lib/dpkg/info/winbind.prerm in a text editor.
[20:49] <ARMENIAN> Slart: this is linux, I though something like that would be logged
[20:49] <ARMENIAN> :P
[20:49] <dajhorn> nectar: The fist line in this file will be:  #!/bin/sh
[20:50] <Threetimes> Hi I just successfully installed spamassasin. How do I place spam-flagged mails in a seperate IMAP mailbox? I use postfix with maildir. I think I have to use procmail, but I don't know if I configured it correctly.
[20:50] <nectar> dajhorn, it is empty
[20:50] <guntbert> Threetimes: because that would mean we could not support that person with any issues (about those packages) here any more - but I might be mistaken
[20:50] <Albatorsk> As of today, I can't get any audio playback as a regular user. I'm a member of the audio group. Running for example mplayer with sudo produces sound. Any ideas? I'm completely stumped.
[20:50] <Crewsr3> is there a channel that is best suited for samba?
[20:50] <dajhorn> nectar: Okay, on the fist line of this file put:   #!/bin/sh
[20:50] <dajhorn> nectar: On the second line of this file put:  exit 0
[20:50] <ARMENIAN> Slart: i'm sure it needs to be logged somewhere, would u happen to know the channel of vnc?
[20:50] <suman> st3vie: well, whenever i send mail it goes to the outbox of the "On this computer"  instead of going to the accounts outbox
[20:51] <dajhorn> nectar: Save the file, and ensure that it is executable.
[20:51] <suman> st3vie: is this normal?? can i change it??
[20:51] <Slart> ARMENIAN: nope.. I don't know of a vnc specific channel
[20:51] <EyePulp> howdy folks - I got pulled in to support a remote server being re-located, and I'll admit I'm a bit out of my depth on the ubuntu side of things.  Right now we're trying to get networking back online (the box booted, and we've got a guy there logged in locally)
[20:52] <EyePulp> how do I list the eth devices and their assigned IPs?
[20:52] <Slart> EyePulp: ifconfig
[20:52] <st3vie> suman, I think you can set that up in the account settings
[20:52] <frostburn> ARMENIAN, what vnc server are you using?
[20:52] <suman> st3vie: i looked at it... any specifics??
[20:52] <EyePulp> Slart: danke
[20:52] <st3vie> suman, hmmm, let me check for a moment :)
[20:53] <guntbert> Crewsr3: #samba, but "Please visit www.samba.org for support before asking questions here"
[20:53] <Crewsr3> I'm getting a NT_STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED error when trying to connect from another computer
[20:53] <nectar> dajhorn, how do i make it executable
[20:53] <suman> st3vie: thanks...
[20:53] <Crewsr3> guntbert, thanks
[20:53] <MrMiteshah> Hi Frnds I'm install Ubuntu 8.10 in my laptop but my tv tunner does not working
[20:54] <MrMiteshah> any1 help me
[20:54] <dajhorn> nectar: sudo chmod a+rx /var/lib/dpkg/info/winbind.prerm
[20:54] <Threetimes> Hi I just successfully installed spamassasin. How do I place spam-flagged mails in a seperate IMAP mailbox? I use postfix with maildir. I think I have to use procmail, but I don't know if I configured it correctly.
[20:54] <guntbert> Crewsr3: good luck :)
[20:54] <nectar> dajhorn, ok i did
[20:54] <guntbert> Threetimes: did you ask in #ubuntu-server ?
[20:55] <alfonsok> hello
[20:55] <Crewsr3> guntbert, thanks
[20:55] <Threetimes> guntbert: no(t yet...)
[20:55] <alfonsok> anyone know what would be the "times new roman" font on open office?
[20:55] <alfonsok> one similar
[20:55] <alfonsok> thanks
[20:55] <dajhorn> nectar: Okay, do the same thing again for this file: /var/lib/dpkg/info/winbind.postrm
[20:56] <nectar> dajhorn, it is not empty
[20:56] <ctmjr> MrMiteshah, is it a usb tv tuner and does not work is a very broad statement be more specific
[20:56] <dajhorn> nectar: Ensure that the winbind.postrm file exists, has the "#!/bin" first and the "exit 0" second, and is executable.
[20:56] <dajhorn> nectar: Insert "exit 0" on the second line and ignore the rest of the file.
[20:56] <nectar> dajhorn, it start with #!/bin/sh -e and there is not exit 0
[20:57] <nectar> dajhorn, do you want me to delete -e near the #!bin
[20:57] <st3vie> suman, I see what you mean. I was thinking of that "sent items" folder. Let's see if we can find something more
[20:57] <jrails> How much HD space should I create for ubuntu virtual machine that I'm creating just to tinker around
[20:57] <dajhorn> nectar: No, leave it intact.
[20:57] <frostburn> jrails, 4gb minimum
[20:57] <jrails> I was thinking like 4Gigs ... probably going to install LAMP
[20:58] <EyePulp> okay - on our eth0 we have the correct IP address assigned from the new datacenter - but TX and RX under ifconfig are showing errors - recommended next steps?
[20:58] <frostburn> you can go lower with a server distribution
[20:58] <ctmjr> !pm|MrMiteshah,
[20:58] <Joeseph> I need to run 'sudo modprobe ndiswrapper' each time I boot up, and I do not want to have to enter in my root password as soon as my desktop comes up to do so.  How can I make it happen?
[20:58] <jrails> frostburn, thanks ... I will do 5Gb
[20:58] <frostburn> EyePulp, what error counters are incrementing?
[20:58] <suman> st3vie: yeah you got me....
[20:59] <suman> st3vie: and also, i am not being able to connecto to my smtp server to send mails....
[20:59] <frostburn> EyePulp, if it says errors and carrier, you probably have a negotiation problem
[20:59] <nectar> dajhorn, ok i add exit 0 in the second line do you want me to delete rest of the file?
[20:59] <MrMiteshah> no its inbuilt tv tunner card
[20:59] <ARMENIAN> frostburn: I'm suing the default ubuntu one just enabled remote connection
[20:59] <dajhorn> Joeseph: Add the names of any modules that you want loaded at system start to the /etc/modules file.
[20:59] <frostburn> ARMENIAN, vino?  not sure if that logs anywhere
[20:59] <Talha> hiiii
[20:59] <ARMENIAN> wait would anyone happen to know where all the notify-osd messages are saved?
[20:59] <EyePulp> frostburn: no incrementing on anything but the error counter
[21:00] <flamsmark__> hey, does anyone know of a service that can easily scan my host to see what services i have on?
[21:00] <st3vie> suman, that might be a problem with the settings?
[21:00] <dajhorn> nectar: No, try to remove the package again:  dpkg --purge --force-all winbind
[21:00] <ARMENIAN> frostburn: would u happen to know where the notify-osd or libnotify or w.e. messages that show up are logged?
[21:00] <frostburn> ARMENIAN, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD#Logging%20notifications  $HOME/.cache/notify-osd.log
[21:00] <MrMiteshah> can any 1 know how to upgrade ubutu 8.10 through pen drive
[21:00] <MrMiteshah> i dont have cd player
[21:00] <Joeseph> dajhorn: Thanks.  I'll see if it works next time I reboot.
[21:01] <suman> st3vie: the thing is the same settings used to work in thunder bird...
[21:01] <ARMENIAN> frostburn: ok cool i got their ip address
[21:01] <nectar> dajhorn, ok did it
[21:01] <dajhorn> flamsmark__: If you have a second computer, then the `nmap` program will probably do what you want.
[21:01] <dajhorn> nectar: Did dpkg remove the winbind package?
[21:01] <flamsmark__> dajhorn, i know, but i don't have anything else to run it on
[21:01] <nectar> dajhorn, yes
[21:01] <dajhorn> nectar: Deep voodoo finished.
[21:01] <suman> MrMiteshah.. it is pretty peasy
[21:01] <nectar> dajhorn, : ) so what do i have to do now ?
[21:01] <eax> Hi there :) Does anyone know what this: http://gtk2-perl.sourceforge.net/doc/gtk2-perl-tut/images/helloworld.png theme is?
[21:02] <MrMiteshah> how plz explain
[21:02] <frostburn> EyePulp, check to see if there are any errors on the switch side, check out http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/switches/ps700/products_tech_note09186a008015bfd6.shtml
[21:02] <nectar> dajhorn, dont i need to install it again?
[21:02] <flamsmark__> dajhorn, i was hoping that therewas a net service that could (roughly) nmap me, and tell me what it sees
[21:02] <dajhorn> nectar: Reinstall the package if you still want it.
[21:02] <suman> you should donwload the ubuntu 8.10 iso
[21:02] <frostburn> flamsmark__, there's plenty of those services
[21:02] <Bassoon_> Question: How do i find out what kinda video card i have in a box? lspci?
[21:02] <EyePulp> okay, the guy local to the box can ping the assigned IP, but I can't (remotely).
[21:02] <frostburn> Bass10, lspci, yes
[21:02] <flamsmark__> frostburn, do you happen to have a link or some names?
[21:02] <EyePulp> frostburn: checking your url now - danke
[21:03] <guntbert> flamsmark__: and on the local computer use lsof -i
[21:03] <ARMENIAN> Slart: just found their ip 201-40-40-163.cbace700.t.brasiltelecom.net.br so what would have been fun about knowing it? :P
[21:03] <ARMENIAN> Slart: seems to be brazilian ip address
[21:03] <st3vie> suman, well, I can receive and send emails fine, so it seems like a setting. what do you see for error message, when you click on the error icon bottom-left?
[21:03] <flamsmark__> guntbert, what?
[21:03] <MrMiteshah> i 'm install ubuntu 8.10 n i have ubuntu 9.04 in pen drive so i want to upgrade ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04 through pen drive
[21:03] <Slart> ARMENIAN: ah.. where did you find it?
[21:03] <ARMENIAN> Slart: notify-osd log :D
[21:03] <suman> st3vie: It just hangs there..... doesnot give me an error
[21:04] <frostburn> flamsmark__, http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=com.ubuntu%3Aen-US%3Aunofficial&hs=ui1&q=port+scanner+online&aq=f&oq=&aqi=g3
[21:04] <guntbert> flamsmark__: that command shows the "open" ports and the corresponding programs
[21:04] <suman> MrMiteshah: I was thinking of a clean install..
[21:04] <Bassoon_> How would i go about getting this to work ..  Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device
[21:04] <eax> Hi there :) Does anyone know what this: http://gtk2-perl.sourceforge.net/doc/gtk2-perl-tut/images/helloworld.png theme is??
[21:04] <Slart> ARMENIAN: bah.. looks like a brazilian home connection... well
[21:04] <suman> MrMiteshah: i have done a upgrade but if you want to do a clean install it is pretty easy
[21:04] <MrMiteshah> i want just upgrade my system
[21:04] <ARMENIAN> Slart: wow he seems to be an irc user, I just searched google and got this
[21:04] <ARMENIAN> http://purl.rikers.org/%23/20070214.html.gz
[21:04] <flamsmark__> guntbert, thanks, but i want to meake sure that they're visible from the net
[21:05] <flamsmark__> thanks frostburn
[21:05] <ARMENIAN> his name is Eliercio
[21:05] <MrMiteshah> i know but i dont have cd drive
[21:05] <eax> MrMiteshah: Why don't you upgrade through the guide IN ubuntu?
[21:05] <MrMiteshah> and my bios does not allow 2 boot from pen drive
[21:05] <st3vie> suman, that sounds indeed weird. It does do an email check? or is it so fast you don't even see anything?
[21:06] <schummelpilz> hi. i remember having a plugin for nautilus, which worked like tortoiseSVN for windows. unfortunately i could not find it on http://subversion.tigris.org/links.html#clients . It was integrated into Nautilus context menu and also the icons in svn folders were marked with little green or red symbols etc like with tortoise. does anyone have a clue whats the name of that tool/plugin?
[21:06] <guntbert> flamsmark__: then nmap would be your tool, as frostburn said
[21:06] <MrMiteshah> hello eax but i dont know how to so plz tell me
[21:06] <Slart> ARMENIAN: it's probably not the same user.. it's probably an ip-range used for dhcp.. and that log is over 2 years old
[21:06] <StephenZ> hatter243: You still around? I gave it a shot.
[21:06] <suman> st3vie: you know the send & receive mail dialog... that shows and it just stays like that...
[21:06] <Slart> ARMENIAN: but this is really ot.. nice to know stuff gets logged somewhere though..
[21:06] <flamsmark__> guntbert, yes, and i'm looking for somewhere that can nmap me from the web
[21:06] <nectar> dajhorn, thank you very much it is good as before
[21:06] <dajhorn> nectar: Np.
[21:06] <humhum> Hi. I just saw that ubuntu 8.04 does not have alsaconf. was it deprecated in favor of something new? if so, what?
[21:07] <guntbert> !info nmap | flamsmark__
[21:07] <StephenZ> hatter243: I actually tried ALL of the GRUB recovery options, and tried to boot... Same response. Nonresponsive inputs, garbage all over th screen.
[21:07] <humhum> also, the live-cd seems to be missing the snd-intel-hda module, is there a way to get that?
[21:07] <ARMENIAN> Slart: yeah, it probably isnt him, but yeah, the notfy-osd seems to be cleared with ever restart so this stuff should be logged somehwere else like the remote connections should all be logged somewhere else that doesnt get cleared
[21:07] <Slart> flamsmark__: if you want, I can scan you.. if you just want a one time check
[21:07] <dajhorn> flamsmark__: I'll do you once.
[21:07] <Slart> ARMENIAN: indeed.. I agree
[21:08] <eax> Does anyone know what this: http://gtk2-perl.sourceforge.net/doc/gtk2-perl-tut/images/helloworld.png theme is??
[21:08] <flamsmark__> slart, that'd be great, thanks
[21:08] <Xet> Hello, This is driving me insane I hope you can help me out! well I have a mic (a complete headset),and when I try to talk through Tokbox there's a weird problemeople have told me that they hear Echoes from my computer, and I have my headset on! (Note: I don't have Speakers) , I've been trying to do something (the speaker icon in the volume control), and noth
[21:08] <st3vie> suman, okay... :\
[21:08] <StephenZ> hatter243: Well, whenevery you're back around, I'm attempting to install Jaunty on a different harddrive, to see what happens - if I have no problems, I'm chalking this up to a hardware error, which is what I've been afraid of for a while.
[21:08] <MrMiteshah> any body know how 2 upgrade ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04 through usb pendrive
[21:09] <eax> MrMiteshah: Why don't you upgrade through the Update Manager??
[21:09] <The_Flames> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?ð¹ð°ð·ð³ð¶ð³ðºð¼ð·ð®ð¼ððº" 0 0
[21:09] <MrMiteshah> i dont have fast internet connection
[21:09] <Bassoon_> Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device - HELP?
[21:09] <eax> MrMiteshah: Let it upgrade overnight?
[21:10] <st3vie> suman, I did read something about a problem with an RSS plugin?
[21:10] <Slart> flamsmark__: running.. it might take a little while.. I'll paste the report in a pm.. ok?
[21:10] <dajhorn> !intel | Bassoon_
[21:10] <flamsmark__> cheers slart
[21:10] <Bassoon_> Thanks!
[21:10] <MrMiteshah> eax plz give me step how to upgrade
[21:10] <suman> st3vie: i haven't added any plugins.....
[21:11] <st3vie> ok
[21:11] <ARMENIAN> let me ask something else, if someone were to be able to crack my password and connect through ssh, how would I know someone was screwing somehting up, I mean i know now VNC gives messages but i dont think SSH does
[21:11] <Xet> its weird where do I have another mic? Hello, This is driving me insane I hope you can help me out! well I have a mic (a complete headset),and when I try to talk through Tokbox there's a weird problem people have told me that they hear Echoes from my computer, and I have my headset on! I don't have Speakers) , I've been trying to do something but nothing
[21:12] <suman> st3vie: Yay.. i got an error...lol...  Could not connect to owa.mailseat.com: connection timed out..
[21:12] <st3vie> suman, okay, that's something at least :)
[21:12] <st3vie> suman, server down or something?
[21:12] <suman> st3vie: my colleagues in the office can send me messages...
[21:12] <humhum> the ubuntu 8.04 live DVD seem to be missing the snd-intel-hda module, is there some package I can install to get it?
[21:13] <eax> MrMiteshah: Okay, go to System/Administration/Update Manager - Click the Check button to check for new updates and apply them (IMPORTANT), if there are any remember to install them. After that click Check again, a message should appear saying something about "New distrobution release '9.04' available" install, just click Upgrade, should be it :)
[21:13] <StephenZu> Gr.
[21:13] <MrMiteshah> so in this community nobody know how to upgrade ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04 through pendrive
[21:13] <billybigrigger> MrMiteshah::: no internet connection?
[21:13] <StephenZu> MrMiteshah: Dude, the gentleman above just told you.
[21:14] <ARMENIAN> Slart: is there anything I could do like, if i were to leave it on purposelly for them to connect then do something?
[21:14] <tiyowan_> !patience | MrMiteshah
[21:14] <st3vie> suman, but you can't receive them yet... DNS problem at your end? ping it?
[21:14] <StephenZu> billybigrigger: Ahh, good to see you - still working on getting everything fixed here.
[21:14] <StephenZu> billybigrigger: Right now I'm trying out another harddrive to see if the drive I was using is just having hardware problems... Which I can't fix.
[21:15] <suman> st3vie: normal ping is working.... let me trying pinging on port 25
[21:15] <n0ah> i need to rebuild my grub, i understand i need to do "sudo grub" then "root (hd#,#)", but not sure how to find out which to put there
[21:15] <billybigrigger> StephenZu::: i can't remember your problem from yesterday...sorry :(
[21:15] <billybigrigger> StephenZu::: i remember you :P
[21:15] <MrMiteshah> Hello Frnds i have very slow internet connections but i download ubuntu 9.04 in usb pendrive n now i doesnot know how to upgrade through pen drive
[21:15] <Slart> ARMENIAN: not really.. it will only expose yourself.. just leave it and be happy you got off easy.. and never ever leave vnc enabled without protection =)
[21:15] <billybigrigger> StephenZu::: whats your problem?
[21:15] <StephenZu> billybigrigger: 2 secs
[21:16] <billybigrigger> MrMiteshah::: put the pendrive in, go to your bios, make your usb your first boot device, restart, and bam, you should boot to the pendrive
[21:16] <mib_66abit> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?ð¹ð°ð·ð³ð¶ð³ðºð¼ð·ð®ð¼ððº" 0 0
[21:16] <mib_66abit> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?ð¹ð°ð·ð³ð¶ð³ðºð¼ð·ð®ð¼ððº" 0 0
[21:16] <var1> fradio 0
[21:16] <MrMiteshah> Hello frnds my bios does not allow 2 boot from pen drive
[21:16] <ARMENIAN> Slart: yep, definitly going to leave it off from now on only turn it on when I need it but with a password, actually now I realize that when I sat down on comp my home folder was open, but I never opened it :(
[21:17] <eax> MrMiteshah: Upgrade using this guide then: http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=329 - Upgrade USING your system!
[21:17] <ActionParsnip> MrMiteshah: unless an update will give you the functionality, you will need to add some logic to the boot situation on an internal device to boot the usb
[21:17] <billybigrigger> MrMiteshah::: then how do you expect to install ubuntu from a pen drive
[21:17] <billybigrigger> ?
[21:17] <Slart> ARMENIAN: why not install rkhunter and let it search through your computer.. or even better.. boot from a live cd and scan it from there..
[21:17] <ARMENIAN> Slart: anyway I don't think they were able to do anything since all the extra files were pretty much hidden
[21:17] <eax> Does anyone know what this: http://gtk2-perl.sourceforge.net/doc/gtk2-perl-tut/images/helloworld.png theme is??
[21:18] <Slart> ARMENIAN: mm.. let's hope so =)
[21:18] <ActionParsnip> MrMiteshah: if your board does not support usb booting then you need to work around, its a limitation of your hardware
[21:18] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: Anyhow... I managed to get Jaunty to install correctly, or so I thought... Got in, did all the updates, downloaded 211 programs through synaptic, and then rebooted.
[21:18] <jbriscoe> I really need help... googling hasn't helped at all.... I was adding ldap users when something happened... Now when I try to boot up, it says user not known and I can't login
[21:18] <Slart> eax: looks like crux
[21:18] <rww> eax: crux
[21:18] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: and then...
[21:18] <Slart> eax: but blue
[21:18] <eax> Slart/rww: thanks :D
[21:18] <nvisn> hey all
[21:18] <n0ah> can anyone help me repair my grub (after installing windows 7 on another partition)?
[21:18] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: On reboot, I got all the way through the Ubuntu loading bar, before everything froze up, my screen filled with garbage, and all of my inputs were nonresponsive.
[21:19] <MrMiteshah> So i can not upgrade if my bios does not allow 2 boot from pen drive
[21:19] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: NumLock wouldn't even turn on.
[21:19] <jbriscoe> check xserver
[21:19] <ActionParsnip> !grub | n0ah
[21:19] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: when you get to usplash "graphical loading bar" hit alt-f2
[21:19] <StephenZuc> MrMiteshah: Try burning a LiveCD.
[21:19] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: that will drop you from usplash and you'll be able to see what's actually going on
[21:19] <ActionParsnip> MrMiteshah: some bios upgrades may add the functionality but i highly doubt it
[21:19] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: then you can come tell me/us the error
[21:19] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: Then what?
[21:19] <jbriscoe> Anyone every have problems with unknown users??? Can't login???
[21:20] <MrMiteshah> Dear frnds i dont have dvd or cd drive
[21:20] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: Ah, right.
[21:20] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: can you boot to the system at all?
[21:20] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: Negative.
[21:20] <ctmjr> MrMiteshah, you just answered your own question
[21:20] <m0u5e> MrMiteshah: use a usb thumb drive
[21:20] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: a copy of dmesg/syslog/messages would be nice
[21:20] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: ahh
[21:20] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: that sucks :P
[21:20] <ActionParsnip> jbriscoe: unknown users? no, what do you have thats unknown to you?
[21:20] <eax> MrMiteshah: No. But use THIS guide: * http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading *
[21:20] <MrMiteshah> what is usb thum drive
[21:21] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: Actually, I can get into a root commandline session through the GRUB error thingy.
[21:21] <jbriscoe> When services try to start, the users that are associated with them... it says unknown users... then when the bash login comes up.. I can't login with any user... it just says unknown user
[21:21] <T`_> is there a way to roll back to a previous version of software with apt-get?
[21:21] <guntbert> m0u5e: MrMiteshah was asking how to upgrade from a pen drive, but his machine doesn't boot off it...
[21:21] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: look through your logs
[21:21] <purvesh> any 1 know how to connect the php channel
[21:22] <AndryZ> anyone can help me reinstalling a wifi card which already appears on lspci?
[21:22] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: /var/log/syslog messages dmesg
[21:22] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: see if you can find errors, and report back
[21:22] <ActionParsnip> jbriscoe: how about if you boot to root recovery console and create a new user
[21:22] <ActionParsnip> jbriscoe: and log in as that
[21:22] <guntbert> purvesh: try /j #php
[21:22] <jbriscoe> Tried that... the passwd file is intact nothing seems to be wrong with the users... the statoverride was cleared... I don't know what the problem is
[21:23] <purvesh> guntbert, i tried but ##overflow channel opened
[21:23] <purvesh> guntbert, so what to do
[21:23] <oly562> hello, got a quick question. what is the best way to make a bootable iso image that will be stored on my harddrive. i would like it to be made up of files, and then burned virtually to a bootable iso, i can burn later if needed, or to be run as an iso by itself from hd.
[21:23] <guntbert> purvesh: ask in #freenode please
[21:23] <MrMiteshah> Eax ur artical are nice but it does not contain  any information how to upgrade from pen drive
[21:24] <ActionParsnip> jbriscoe: bizarre, if you can get the exact error messages we can websearch
[21:24] <purvesh> guntbert, means how to ask ?? i'm new pls how?
[21:24] <MrMiteshah> but thanks for ur responce
[21:24] <oly562> maybe genisoimage?
[21:24] <guntbert> purvesh: thats another channel on this net, type /j #freenode and ask there
[21:25] <funkycat90210> what's a good bit torrent client? deluge hangs on me
[21:25] <klebezettel> hello, where to get current packages? (I need an up to date version of subersion...)
[21:25] <ActionParsnip> !torrent
[21:25] <jbriscoe> That's the messed up thing... there is no error message, nor is there anything in the log files... It just can't find or see the users in passwd... even when I try to passwd "user" it still says can't find user
[21:25] <frostburn> funkycat90210, i prefer azureus
[21:25] <ActionParsnip> funkycat90210: those are good, try a few
[21:25] <oly562> funkycat90210: i like transmission
[21:25] <oly562> yah azureus is nice too, much nicer lol
[21:25] <ActionParsnip> funkycat90210: i use transmission as it sings beautifully with my G1 phone :)
[21:25] <n0ah> when repairing my grub, I need to run "root (hd#,#)" , but what do i put htere?
[21:25] <funkycat90210> i'll try azureus again, used to use it before deluge
[21:25] <oly562> if you dont want all the frill, then tranmission works well
[21:26] <purvesh> guntbert, thanx
[21:26] <funkycat90210> ActionParsnip: huh? I have an android phone, how would is sync with your phone, how is that useful?
[21:26] <ActionParsnip> n0ah: the partition information of which partition you want grub to boot
[21:26] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: you need to find what drive your boot is on
[21:26] <eax> MrMiteshah: WHy do you want to upgrade from pendrive?
[21:26] <ctmjr> funkycat90210, it is called vuze theses days
[21:26] <guntbert> purvesh: np :)
[21:26] <ActionParsnip> funkycat90210: dude, its SIC!
[21:26] <ctmjr> *these
[21:26] <xcerca> n0ah , do find /boot/grub/stage1 , then what that reports put that for root (#,#)
[21:26] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: what version of ubuntu? 9.04?
[21:26] <jchicon> hi
[21:26] <funkycat90210> ActionParsnip: how is it sick? Doesn't seem useful to me since you don't want to store 500MB files w/ your phone
[21:27] <n0ah> xcera it says file not found
[21:27] <n0ah> billybigrig, 9.04
[21:27] <cratel> thunderbird is ridiculously sluggish in keeping up with my typing. It's been a gradual thing but now it's almost unusable. Intrepid 32 bit. Any ideas?
[21:27] <ActionParsnip> funkycat90210: enable the web interface and get the app on your phone. I nearly fainted when i selected a torrent on my phone, it opened the transmission app on the phone and it told my server to start downloading the file
[21:27] <MrMiteshah> Have a Nice Day Frnds
[21:27] <ActionParsnip> funkycat90210: sic = good
[21:27] <oly562> yah vuze is nice as well, but if you just want the torrent and you have found the link from the net, then tranmission is very quick. i dont know how it all works, torrent servers, but it just connects you and walla
[21:27] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: find /boot/grub
[21:27] <rsr> anyone try running the game spring on amd64 ubuntu?
[21:27] <funkycat90210> ActionParsnip: nice
[21:27] <n0ah> brb
[21:27] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: or just try find stage1
[21:27] <danierie> what happens if i push the reset button ins system>settings>mainmenu? will all application links be deleted?
[21:27] <oly562> actually funkycat90210 why dont you load all the above and chose for yourself :)
[21:27] <funkycat90210> ActionParsnip: so it's good if you have a server you want to control via your phone
[21:28] <funkycat90210> i'll use azeurus again, forgot about it, then i'll try transmission later
[21:28] <oly562> i have tried all the above, and transmission works well, as i dont have time to push all the buttons the rest have
[21:28] <danierie> plz answer me
[21:28] <funkycat90210> looks like azureus is now vuze
[21:29] <ActionParsnip> funkycat90210: yes, you can also port forward to it and acces sit over 3g from anywhere worldwide. good times. I had to diable the usual daemon as I could not find the config file for it, my user has to run the app at boot so it's config is used and it sings amazingly :)
[21:29] <rwreed> please help! I changed my window manager from kde4 to beryl using the compiz manager and now I boot into a blank screen. How can I change it back?
[21:29] <Slart> rwreed: beryl??
[21:29] <oly562> i had that happen rwreed
[21:29] <ActionParsnip> funkycat90210: btw, theres a pyton server for banshee which will let you controlbanshee too :)
[21:29] <Slart> !beryl | rwreed
[21:29] <danierie> what happens if i push the reset button ins system>settings>mainmenu? will all application links be deleted?
[21:29] <oly562> i forgot what i did, but i think i removed some ~/. files
[21:30] <guntbert> !repeat | danierie
[21:30] <colega> Escriba el texto aquí....heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey
[21:30] <guntbert> !es | colega
[21:30] <funkycat90210> nice, vuze has improved
[21:30] <rwreed> !beryl
[21:30] <danierie> ok
[21:30] <rwreed> !compiz
[21:30] <danierie> guntbert: are you a mod?
[21:31] <oly562> so i was thinking i could load wine to get this windoze webcam running. it seems the more things i load wine related, the more it works. i guess the emulator needs a lot more to run libs than is the default install of wine provides
[21:31] <guntbert> danierie: no!!! :)
[21:31] <danierie> guntbert: or what means ... |...
[21:31] <oly562> still havent gotten my webcam to work yet lol
[21:31] <colega> coños!
[21:31] <ActionParsnip> danierie: it doesnt matter who is a mod, we just like a friendly channel :)
[21:31] <kamil> hi I have a sh script that fixes a bug and it works fine when I use it like this: "sudo bash key_fix.sh" , but I would like it to start when I log in, I used command "sudo update-rc.d key_fix.sh start 30 2 3 4 5 . stop 70 0 1 6 ."  but it doesn't work am I missing something can somebody help me please?
[21:31] <danierie> okay me too :D
[21:31] <ActionParsnip> oly562: wine wont make your cam work
[21:31] <oly562> the only thing i havent got to work on my laptop is webcam and mic, although i havent put much effort into using the mic or recording
[21:31] <funkycat90210> ActionParsnip: so what's your favorite app w/ your android?
[21:31] <oly562> ActionParsnip: why not?
[21:31] <ActionParsnip> funkycat90210: doom !!!
[21:31] <elad`> In a shell, if I type "rm x" then tab, I get auto-completion of files and directories. If I type "rmdir x", I get directories only. If I type "git p", I get "pull" and "push" only. How do I make a program that's context-sensitive like that?
[21:31] <guntbert> danierie: | just tells ubottu to direct its message at you
[21:32] <funkycat90210> huh doom works for it, wow, gonna get that
[21:32] <dtchen> elad`: see bash-completion.
[21:32] <oly562> its a windozs cam, comes with windoze drivers
[21:32] <colega> que hay gun!
[21:32] <elad`> dtchen, where?
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> oly562: wine is an abstraction layer to turn windows sys calls into native linux calls, wine will use the configured hardware only, if the cam is unconfigured it won't work
[21:32] <n0ah> billybigrigger: did find /boot/grub, file not found
[21:32] <guntbert> !en | colega
[21:32] <rsr> anyone play spring TA clone?
[21:32] <ActionParsnip> oly562: it's spelled "windows"
[21:32] <dtchen> elad`: that's the name of the package; referring to its documentation is proper
[21:33] <Slart> elad`: that's a function of bash.. they have a looooong list of apps and what kind of files/directories they want
[21:33] <colega> heyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
[21:33] <funkycat90210> i'm d/l'ing flash 8 so i can do some flash 8 dev work
[21:33] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: it found or didn't find?
[21:33] <n0ah> billybigrigger: i'm on the ubuntu livecd atm
[21:33] <oly562> ActionParsnip: not in my dictionary, its doze, windoze, zzzzzzzz
[21:33] <pandi2456> I have 720 MHz x86 processor 256 mb ram...  any suggestion ?
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> oly562: if you use lsusb, you can get the id code of the cam and use it to websearch
[21:33] <funkycat90210> ..with wine
[21:33] <Slart> elad`: have a look at /etc/bash_completion  .... it's a big file..
[21:33] <n0ah> billybigrigger: didn't
[21:33] <guntbert> colega: stop that please
[21:33] <oly562> ActionParsnip: been there done that
[21:33] <elad`> But what's the API? how do I write a program that plugs into that?
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> oly562: then hassle the manufacturer for support
[21:33] <oly562> ActionParsnip: i dont think its "supported" as it is a windoze cam, and not linux preferred
[21:33] <Slart> elad`: you don't.. it's bash that does it.. not the apps
[21:33] <ctmjr> pandi2456, uh, buy a new computer
[21:33] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: did find /boot/grub, file not found
[21:34] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: is what you said
[21:34] <pandi2456> :( wise answer
[21:34] <oly562> ActionParsnip: have you tried that before? i have, no luck
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> oly562: wine will only (possibly) use the cam if linux can talk to it, which it can't yet
[21:34] <EyePulp> Okay, on our eth0 we have confirmed IP address, gateway, DNS, netmask, etc.  We can ping the eth0 IP directly from the box.  The box can ping to another box on the same switch.  We can't however ping out (or ping in externally)
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> oly562: what is its ID code?
[21:34] <Slart> elad`: when you press tab bash checks what you've written so far.. if you've written apt-get install, it lists packages.. if you've written umount it lists mounted shares.. it's all done by hand..
[21:34] <n0ah> billybigrigger: I did "find /boot/grub", it returned "file not found"
[21:34] <oly562> stand by
[21:34] <krdyt> i have a 400GB external drive, its hooked up in ubunty jaunty but doesnt show up when i fdisk -l... its an sata drive and i put a good sata drive in there also to check it out to make sure its not a busted drive, but i can NOT get ubuntu to pick it up ( my motherboard doest support SATA - problem?) bit i also have a 400 GB tosiba prtable use HDD that mounts and wors fine. anyone know whats up?
[21:35] <oly562> well i have to plug it in... be a few, i was asking a question from a month ago..
[21:35] <funkycat90210> wow, vuze seems much better than azureus
[21:35] <ActionParsnip> krdyt: try running: dmesg | less and see if it gets picked up
[21:35] <funkycat90210> err than deluge
[21:35] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: ahhh
[21:35] <ActionParsnip> funkycat90210: afaik, they are the same
[21:35] <fccf> FLOSS Weekly w/ ubuntu community manager Jono Bacon - on now @ http://live.twit.tv
[21:35] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: what grub error do you get on goot?
[21:35] <ctmjr> pandi2456, any suggestions for what, i guess you missed the point
[21:35] <krdyt> dmesg | less just like that?
[21:35] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: boot
[21:35] <ebroder> Running Jaunty as a VM under VMWare Fusion with open-vm-tools installed, but I can't get my mouse focus to switch out of the VM when I bring it to the edge of the VM's screen. Anybody know how to enable that?
[21:36] <n0ah> billybigrigger: there is no grub, as i installed windows on another partition, and it overwrote grub
[21:36] <hatter243> ebroder, Alt+ctrl ?
[21:36] <guntbert> fccf: no announcements here please
[21:36] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: ooooh
[21:36] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: grub legacy or grub 2?
[21:36] <ActionParsnip> funkycat90210: ahh, it uses the Azureus engine
[21:36] <ebroder> hatter243: But there's some feature where it'll do that if you just move the cursor off the edge of the screen
[21:36] <pandi2456> what version will I use for my pc :D
[21:36] <hatter243> ebroder, dunno then, sorry =/
[21:36] <dam> hi
[21:36] <dam> hi
[21:37] <n0ah> billybigrigger: i don't know, i installed 8.10, then upgraded to 9.04
[21:37] <dam> SOme one can helpme with my intel x3100 graphics??
[21:37] <oly562> Bus 005 Device 002: ID 041e:403d Creative Technology, Ltd WebCam Notebook Ultra
[21:37] <dam> I have ubuntu 9.04
[21:37] <guntbert> !ask | dam
[21:37] <fccf> guntbert: it is ubuntu related - so I did
[21:37] <krdyt> ActionParsnip, i dont see anything about it on the output of that cmd
[21:37] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: your using grub legacy then
[21:37] <kamil> ﻿hi I have a shell script that fixes a bug and it works fine when I use it like this: "sudo bash key_fix.sh" , but I would like it to start when I log in, I used command "sudo update-rc.d key_fix.sh start 30 2 3 4 5 . stop 70 0 1 6 ."  but it doesn't work am I missing something can somebody help me please?
[21:37] <ActionParsnip> oly562: hmm, creative eh. One of my least favourite companys
[21:37] <oly562> ActionParsnip: it picks it up as usb connected device
[21:37] <oly562> oh i have more
[21:37] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: and your in the livecd right now?
[21:37] <oly562> i have 3 cams
[21:38] <dam> My x3100 dont runs good I have ubuntu 9.04 please helpme
[21:38] <oly562> ActionParsnip: how about headgear, will that work
[21:38] <jerkman> hey, ive just installed Jaunty fresh ( had intrepid) and whenever i run compiz and open firefox my system freezes and restarts...help!
[21:38] <guntbert> fccf: this channel is strictly for support - other topics in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[21:38] <n0ah> billybigrigger: yes, 8.10 livecd
[21:38] <doug_f> How can I figure out why Xorg is using an average of 15-35% CPU useage and my machine runs at a average load of .5?
[21:38] <billybigrigger> err
[21:38] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: why not 9.04 livecd?
[21:38] <n0ah> billybigrigger: this is what i had available
[21:38] <arash_> is there a way to get a history of package installations (when they were installed, etc)?
[21:38] <elena09> how can I connect a TV (Scart) with my laptop in Ubuntu 9.04? what settings are to be done?
[21:38] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: sudo apt-cache search grub2
[21:38] <ctmjr> pandi2456, you can try xbuntu it has the xfce  manager which is lighter and uses less resources
[21:39] <Slart> arash_: check in /var/log  .. I think apt keeps a log somewhere
[21:39] <guntbert> arash_: in synaptic
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> oly562: check the hcl dude
[21:39] <dam> someone can help me with my intel x3100, the grapix are too blurry!
[21:39] <oly562> ActionParsnip: ok, how about Bus 002 Device 002: ID 093a:2620 Pixart Imaging, Inc.
[21:39] <elena09>  how can I connect a TV (Scart) with my laptop in Ubuntu 9.04? what settings are to be done?
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> oly562: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-768317.html
[21:39] <dam> someone can help me with my intel x3100, the grapix are too blurry!
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> oly562: looks like a resiolve at the bottom
[21:39] <rwreed> ok I know beryl was the wrong thing to select, but now I can't boot and I cant kill x. is there a way through the cli to be able to kill x
[21:39] <oly562> hcl? i believe thats called something else, HCL is a doze term
[21:40] <n0ah> billybigrigger: ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get search grub2,   E: Invalid operation search
[21:40] <dam> someone can help me with my intel x3100, the grapix are too blurry!
[21:40] <guntbert> arash_: in synaptic - file/history
[21:40] <oly562> ActionParsnip: ill check it out
[21:40] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: how about sudo apt-get install grub2
[21:40] <ctmjr> !repeat|dam
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> oly562: canon arent to fond of linux in my experience, lets see what we can find
[21:40] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: i doubt grub2 is in intrepids repos
[21:40] <n0ah> billybigrigger: you're right, it's not
[21:40] <dam> T_T
[21:40] <oly562> ActionParsnip: i have tried all these drivers... lol... thanks
[21:41] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: hmmm.....
[21:41] <oly562> a month or so and before, i tried my best to research so forth, nothing works for these 3 particular cams lolol
[21:41] <arash_> guntbert: im not using GUI
[21:41] <ActionParsnip> oly562: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/+source/linux/+bug/363195
[21:41] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: k
[21:41] <dam> My intel graphix runs fine with the kernel 2.6.30 but I dont have wireless
[21:41] <kazagistar> can I burn a livecd to a USB drive? more importantly, can I burn multiple livecds to a usb drive, and have grub or something choose between them?
[21:41] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: well i was going to try to get you to upgrade to grub 2, but it looks like you have to go with grub legacy
[21:41] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: sudo grub
[21:41] <dam> but in the 2.6.28 runs bad
[21:42] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: grub> find /grub/stage1
[21:42] <oly562> ActionParsnip: you are referring to the uvcvideo mod?
[21:42] <Sky`> Hello
[21:42] <kamil> ﻿hi I have a shell script that fixes a bug and it works fine when I use it like this: "sudo bash key_fix.sh" , but I would like it to start when I log in, I used command "sudo update-rc.d key_fix.sh start 30 2 3 4 5 . stop 70 0 1 6 ."  but it doesn't work am I missing something can somebody help me please?
[21:42] <dam> !repeat|crmjr
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> dam: then configure wifi for the newer kernel
[21:42] <Sky`> Can Some One Help Me?
[21:42] <jerkman> hey, ive just installed Jaunty fresh ( had intrepid) and whenever i run compiz and open firefox my system freezes and restarts...help!
[21:42] <dam> how?
[21:42] <Sky`> Is This Real:
[21:42] <n0ah> billybigrigger: ahh, (hd0,4) :)
[21:42] <oly562> ActionParsnip: luckily i am running jaunty as of two days ago lol
[21:42] <billybigrigger> n0ah:::
[21:42] <oly562> maybe i can try things again
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> Sky`: lots of stuff is real
[21:42] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: root (hd0,4)
[21:42] <Sky`> http://www.2shared.com/file/6353399/bea1e599/RedTube__YouPorn_ViPs.html
[21:42] <Sky`> Real?
[21:43] <Sky`> http://www.2shared.com/file/6353399/bea1e599/RedTube__YouPorn_ViPs.html
[21:43] <FloodBot3> Sky`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:43] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: setup (hd0)
[21:43] <ActionParsnip> oly562: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/ubuntu-help/128875-help-getting-mikomi-webcam-work-ubuntu.html
[21:43] <Sky`> I Cant Download
[21:43] <dam> AH??
[21:43] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: quit
[21:43] <Sky`> http://www.2shared.com/file/6353399/bea1e599/RedTube__YouPorn_ViPs.html
[21:43] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: reboot
[21:43] <dam> spam?=
[21:43] <n0ah> billybigrigger: thanks!
[21:43] <guntbert> arash_: then I don't know, sorry
[21:43] <Sky`> http://www.2shared.com/file/6353399/bea1e599/RedTube__YouPorn_ViPs.html
[21:43] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: np
[21:43] <Sky`> Some One?
[21:43] <Sky`> Some One?
[21:43] <ActionParsnip> !ops
[21:43] <FloodBot3> Sky`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:43] <ASrock> is there a way i can back up the package files synaptic downloads so i dont have to download them all again when i wipe my hard drive?
[21:43] <n0ah> billybigrigger: really appreciate it!
[21:43] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: if your interested to upgrade to grub 2 when you get back booted let me know :P
[21:44] <ActionParsnip> ty jussi01
[21:44] <n0ah> billybigrigger: OK
[21:44] <ActionParsnip> dam: run: lspci; lsusb    one line will define your adapter, you can then websearch how you make it run
[21:44] <elena09> S-video TV out laptop , wanted connected to my scart TV
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> elena09: you can get an svideo to scart cable, it requires no conversion :)
[21:45] <jerkman> hey, ive just installed Jaunty fresh ( had intrepid) and whenever i run compiz and open firefox my system freezes and restarts...help!
[21:45] <elena09> ActionParsnip: I have the cable, but what settings are to be done in Jaubty?
[21:45] <elena09> Jaunty
[21:45] <Kalmairn> Afternoon.  Got a strange iptables / NAT problem that started when I took an fully-functional script from a REALLY old Gentoo installation and moved to a Ubuntu LTS Server version.
[21:46] <AndryZ> anyone can help me reinstalling a wifi card which already appears on lspci?
[21:46] <Kalmairn>  It seems that, on occasion and consistently for specific sites, the NAT table will lose or ignore sessions; the result is return traffic from internet-side hosts will not be NAT'ed back to the client destination IP rather hitting the INPUT chain on the firewall itself.
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> elena09: not sure. i used to use it in windows but ive never done it in linux. sorry
[21:46] <jerkman> please help me, everytime i open firefox with compiz on py pc literally shuts it self down
[21:46] <guntbert> Kalmairn: I suggest asking in ##networking or #ubuntu-server
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> jerkman: have you tried renaming ~/.mozilla
[21:46] <Kalmairn> guntbert: Will do, thanks. :)
[21:47] <xcerca> i'm getting this fatal error when i boot up "could not load /lib/modules/2.6.28-11-generic/modules.dep , no such file or location"  then i get some usb read errors then it will boot,  and when i look the modules.dep is there ,  it's funny because that only started to happen , a few days after a new 9.04 install
[21:47] <kazagistar> !tea
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> jerkman: are you fully updated?
[21:47] <guntbert> Kalmairn: good luck :)
[21:47] <jerkman> ActionParsnip: deleting my settings?
[21:47] <ux_> jerkman, boot with enother kernel
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> haha despite it doesnt grow here
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> jerkman: no, only rename so it is backed up
[21:47] <Kalmairn> guntbert: Aye, hope that's all I need.
[21:47] <ActionParsnip> jerkman: delete is the last step ONLY
[21:48] <jerkman> ActionParsnip: right, the whole other kernel thing? ive only just installed jaunty. Intrepid worked perfectly
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> jerkman: you could also create an additional user to see if it is the users profile which is bad
[21:48] <ctmjr> elena09,  you need to find out what graphics card  you have do not know if i can help but that is a start
[21:48] <ActionParsnip> jerkman: then why did you fix intrepid if it wasnt broken?
[21:48] <jerkman> ActionParsnip: all my setting came from intrepid, so it could be that
[21:48] <ux_> jerkman, in jaunty u must install new kernel from source
[21:48] <n0ah> billybigrigger: it boots ubuntu but i did not get a chance to choose windows
[21:48] <elena09> I have a S-video TV out card, I know
[21:49] <elena09> and I have a cable for S-video and scart
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> jerkman: i would rename compiz and mozilla settings and rerun both to get new stock settings
[21:49] <jerkman> ActionParsnip: i tried to upgrade video drivers, and i screwed the whole system
[21:49] <ActionParsnip> jerkman: they may have different layouts which may be causing issues
[21:49] <someothernick> hi. my vim is extremely slow to open, around 10 seconds or so, even when i don't give it any file to open. it also takes a long time to close. this is over ssh. everything else works fine, the problem is just with vim
[21:49] <shoot^> hey guys, got a bit of an issue with sshfs. I've mounted a remote dir on my server, which is working perfectly - can list/create/edit files etc. However, when I try over a remote connection, it fails. Suggestions?
[21:49] <guntbert> ux_: why should jerkman have to to that?
[21:49] <jerkman> ActionParsnip: i will try now. If i log off suddenly, you know you were wrong :p
[21:50] <ctmjr> elena09,  type this in a terminal window lspci | grep VGA
[21:50] <ux_> jerkman, only new kernel ...30... safe ur system! i'm using jaunty on 4 computers
[21:50] <oly562> i checked the support hardware list, and 041e:403d is not there, and will not work with your link earlier for the fix at the bottom using uvcvideo mod
[21:50] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: ahh ok
[21:50] <oly562> ActionParsnip: i checked the support hardware list, and 041e:403d is not there, and will not work with your link earlier for the fix at the bottom using uvcvideo mod
[21:50] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: fire up a terminal
[21:50] <elena09> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Mobility Radeon HD 3400 Series
[21:50] <ux_> 2.26.30
[21:50] <patx> how do i get QtWebKit on ubuntu?
[21:51] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst
[21:51] <oly562> ActionParsnip: i have tried all the basic mod's. i think these cams are just to windoze compliant and non linux freindly
[21:51] <elena09> ctmrj 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Mobility Radeon HD 3400 Series
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> oly562: sounds likely
[21:51] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: find your windows section....and put it BEFORE AUTOMAGIC KERNEL LIST
[21:51] <guntbert> !worksforme | ux_
[21:51] <Viking_> anyone know how i can get ubuntuone invite
[21:52] <oly562> ActionParsnip: :|
[21:52] <scizzo-> Viking_: ubuntuone?
[21:52] <Viking_> yes
[21:52] <ux_> i know it because i have many troubles with video and compiz in jaunty after update from 8.10
[21:52] <Viking_> i will like invite
[21:53] <ux_> i know what i'm said!
[21:54] <billybigrigger> n0ah::: got it?
[21:54] <dam> someone here uses the intel 965 or x3100????????????'
[21:54] <n0ah> billybigrigger: i think so
[21:54] <n0ah> billybigrigger: will let you know
[21:54] <billybigrigger> k
[21:55] <dennister> hey pps, having trouble loading livecd onto thinkpad...can't even get it out of suspend mode? anyone know the keyboard combination?
[21:55] <luke_> ActionParsnip: its me, jerkman
[21:55] <gabriel-bezerra> Hi guys, I am trying to help a friend of mine here. He is having trouble with the keyboard multimedia volume and mute keys. When he presses those keys, the notification window appears on screen and shows that the volume is changing over time, but it in fact isnt. When he does the same with the mixer opened, the mixer's bar moves the same way the notification window does, but the volume is constant and, when he moves the mouse poi
[21:55] <gabriel-bezerra> nter over the mixer bar, it returns to its initial position (100%).
[21:55] <kamil> ﻿hi anyone know how to execute a shell script when I start gnome ?
[21:55] <gabriel-bezerra> has anybody here ever seeing it?
[21:56] <luke_> ActionParsnip: it didnt work. it maybe helped, as i only got x to restart. the screen goes completely white and flickers like crazy
[21:56] <gabriel-bezerra> this problem is difficult to filter with web search keywords
[21:56] <Slart> !session | kamil
[21:56] <|Ryan> Where is my kernel sources directory??
[21:56] <luke_> ActionParsnip: Ctrl+Alt+Bksp has no effect, Ctrl+Alt+Print screen RESUIB does not work...
[21:56] <gabriel-bezerra> |Ryan, it is usualy put in /usr/src/
[21:57] <|Ryan> Thanks.
[21:57] <gabriel-bezerra> not at all
[21:57] <luke_> ActionParsnip: are you still there?
[21:57] <kamil> ﻿ubottu: thanks - can I do it ﻿by ﻿update-rc.d ??
[21:57] <ctmjr> elena09,  you need to install the drivers for your card i dod not know if the ati fglrx driver works in 9.10 yet put you can open system /administration/ proprietary drivers and see if it will install
[21:58] <krdyt> ActionParsnip, alright if i pm you?
[21:58] <ctmjr> *dod>do
[21:58] <halberd> I have a USB device which doesn't work unless it is plugged in when I start X
[21:58] <halberd> it is a USB pointing device, a Wacom tablet
[21:58] <elena09> ctmjr I installed it with EnvyNG
[21:58] <elena09> It worked
[21:58] <halberd> how can I fix this situation? what causes it?
[21:58] <Rob235> do you have to install anything to use nvidia cuda or does it just work
[21:58] <krdyt> running dmesg | less i found some stuff to do with my usb drives
[21:58] <n0ah> billybigrigger: how can i find which "(hd0,#)" windows is on?
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> krdyt: i'm just about to split dude
[21:59] <krdyt> dang, happen to know where i could find help on this
[21:59] <|Ryan> How do I get permission to put a file into the kernel Dircetory?
[21:59] <purvesh> Help for REGISTER:
[21:59] <guntbert> dennister: I use <fn> key
[22:00] <gabriel-bezerra> |Ryan, STFW
[22:00] <|Ryan> ?
[22:00] <guntbert> !register | purvesh
[22:00] <luke_> can someone assist me with firefox and compiz
[22:00] <|Ryan> gabriel: I'm a Linux Noob, sorry.
[22:00] <dam> why when I upgrade the kernel the wi-fi stop works??????????'
[22:00] <dam> why when I upgrade the kernel the wi-fi stop works??????????'
[22:00] <n0ah> how can i find which "(hd0,#)" windows is on?
[22:01] <luke_> ux_:
[22:01] <gabriel-bezerra> |Ryan, have you looked for it in any search engine?
[22:01] <krdyt> [  827.070423] scsi5 : SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices
[22:01] <krdyt> [  827.081421] usb-storage: device found at 11
[22:01] <krdyt> [  827.081426] usb-storage: waiting for device to settle before scanning
[22:01] <krdyt> [  832.080254] usb-storage: device scan complete
[22:01] <ctmjr> elena09,  well that is good you can use aticonfig -h | less  to find the settings you need do not know how to set up the tv-out part but i know it has settings
[22:01] <FloodBot3> krdyt: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:01] <|Ryan> gabriel: One sec.
[22:01] <krdyt> [  875.804729] scsi 5:0:0:0: Device offlined - not ready after error recovery
[22:01] <luke_> ux_: sorry, what were you saying about the kernel
[22:01] <dam> why when I upgrade the kernel the wi-fi stop works??????????'
[22:01] <guntbert> !repeat | dam
[22:02] <gabriel-bezerra> |Ryan, that information is very easy to find in web
[22:02] <|Ryan> ....Isn't this supposed to be a help channel?
[22:02] <|Ryan> Yeah, but this IRC is way more convinient.
[22:02] <dam> a benchmark graphic tool for windows???
[22:02] <dam> sorry linux?
[22:03] <dam> benchmark graphics on linux?
[22:03] <dam> glxgears?
[22:03] <gabriel-bezerra> |Ryan, it should be used to help people that cannot find help in other places
[22:03] <ctmjr> dam, x11perf but it takes along time to run with the -a option
[22:03] <guntbert> |Ryan: I would not suggest messing with the system directories if you do not know what you are doing
[22:04] <zleap> hi RiverRat
[22:04] <RiverRat> Hello
[22:04] <n0ah> how can i find which "(hd0,#)" windows is on?
[22:04] <|Ryan> guntbert: I'm placing in a patch for my wlan0 Card.
[22:04] <RiverRat> How do I make grub reinstall itself?  Winblows was nice enough to remove it from the MBR.
[22:04] <gabriel-bezerra> there are some problems which werent solved before and, because of that, there are no texts about them
[22:04] <erisco> how do you search recursively through a directory tree for any file that contains a search term?
[22:04] <oly562> i got this error,  could not connect to video device (/dev/video0) please check the connection
[22:04] <RiverRat> n0ah: fdisk -l /dev/hda   or whatever disk it is
[22:05] <RiverRat> erisco: grep -r
[22:05] <n0ah> riverrat: "sudo grub", then "root (hd0,#)" then "setup hd0"
[22:05] <gabriel-bezerra> erisco, use the find tool
[22:05] <guntbert> !patch | |Ryan
[22:05] <RiverRat> thanks
[22:05] <n0ah> riverrat: but you need to know which drive to use
[22:05] <erisco> gabriel-bezerra, not file name, file contents... does find work for that?
[22:05] <q0_0p> !codecs
[22:05] <gabriel-bezerra> erisco, that case, grep is better
[22:05] <oly562> ugh
[22:06] <gabriel-bezerra> erisco, i think find is not able to do that
[22:06] <|Ryan> Can't you just tell me how to put it in the folder?
[22:06] <oly562> question - is anyone in here a webcam expert, knows all the tricks of the trade? pm me so i can get this darn cam up and running finally... thanks. :)
[22:06] <|Ryan> It would save everyone time.
[22:06] <RiverRat> n0ah: It doesn't like the last part with setup.
[22:06] <kamil> Hello can somebody help me with update-rc.d ?
[22:06] <RiverRat> unrecognized device string
[22:07] <Niek> hi i googled a lot but cant get .3gp working on ubuntu :S not with vlc or with mplayer.. It plays the video, but no audio...
[22:07] <n0ah> riverrat: you might have done it on the wrong drive
[22:07] <cnes> I need some advice
[22:07] <n0ah> riverrat: do "sudo grub" then "find /grub/stage1"
[22:08] <cnes> can anyone recommend a good forum engine for rails?
[22:08] <n0ah> riverrat: it will show you which to use
[22:08] <ubuntiana> un informazione
[22:08] <guntbert> !it | ubuntiana
[22:09] <guntbert> |Ryan: read about patching, see the links from ubottu
[22:10] <|Ryan> guntbert: I don't got time to read things.
[22:10] <linuxsuperhacker> help, my sound is gone!!!
[22:10] <|Ryan> I need this patching in a hurry.
[22:10] <q0_0p> !codec
[22:10] <dam> WHERE IS LOCATED THE XORG FILE?
[22:11] <tiyowan_> !caps | dam
[22:11] <linuxsuperhacker> IS THERE AT /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[22:11] <frostburn> dam, locate xorg.conf
[22:11] <ctmjr> !caps|dam
[22:12] <jrails> Do I need a root user?
[22:12] <Slart> !root
[22:12] <guntbert> | |Ryan neither have I, just to save *you* time, sorry
[22:12] <Slart> !sudo | jrails
[22:12] <linuxsuperhacker> sudo passwd; echo ":-p"
[22:12] <|Ryan> Maybe I am being a little ignorant, for that I apologize.
[22:13] <ctmjr> Niek, you might try realplayer for linux it should play with sound unless your intent on using vlc or mplayer you can convert them to .avi
[22:13] <linuxsuperhacker> who can give me back my sound?
[22:13] <guntbert> linuxsuperhacker: root paswords are not suported here, please don't suggest it
[22:13] <dadrock1> Is there any software for converting formats of video files like total video converter for winblow ?
[22:14] <n0ah> how can i find where in /dev/ my windows partition is?
[22:14] <linuxsuperhacker> guntbert: okay, so will you fix my sound
[22:14] <linuxsuperhacker> n0ah: ask fdisk
[22:15] <guntbert> linuxsuperhacker: no, sorry
[22:15] <T`_> is there a way to roll back to a previous version of software with apt-get?
[22:16] <Ampelbein> T`_: yeah, you can specify the version. apt-get install foobar=2.25.91-0ubuntu1
[22:16] <MilkHouse> Hello guys
[22:16] <dadrock1> any one ?????
[22:17] <T`_> Ampelbein, oh cool
[22:17] <T`_> Ampelbein, is there a way to list the versions available?
[22:17] <MilkHouse> Guys, i get a Ubuntu Shipit CD. My question is: they just send i386? on site they dont give options
[22:17] <linuxsuperhacker> 00:14.2 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc SBx00 Azalia (Intel HDA) ... is snd-hda-intel the right module?
[22:18] <Slart> MilkHouse: I think so, yes
[22:18] <Shay-Rose> dadrock1: I'm not familiar with total video converter, but handbrake can convert many video formats
[22:18] <Ampelbein> T`_: you can check in /var/cache/apt/archives which packages and versions you have available.
[22:18] <MilkHouse> How to get a AMD64 original cd ?
[22:18] <ernesto_> Hola
[22:19] <linuxsuperhacker> bt ftp http... whatever MilkHouse  :)
[22:19] <guntbert> n0ah: type sudo fdisk -l and look at the output
[22:19] <MilkHouse> i know there are iso images on web, but the original CD, how to get it?
[22:19] <ernesto_> speak spanish?????
[22:19] <n0ah> guntbert: there is not output
[22:19] <guntbert> !es | ernesto_
[22:19] <n0ah> guntbert: oops
[22:19] <n0ah> guntbert: didn't sudo
[22:20] <ernesto_> ok
[22:20] <oly562> linuxsuperhacker: sometimes, if you just use your gui and click the sound icon, and do the sound test, it will automajically come back. just log out, than log back in, so session is saved
[22:20] <oly562> n0ah: less /etc/fstab
[22:21] <oly562> n0ah: mount cmd
[22:21] <linuxsuperhacker> oly562: I'll try that
[22:21] <oly562> linuxsuperhacker: yah that happend to me many times
[22:21] <n0ah> gunbert: when I do "fdisk -l /dev/sda4" it says "cannot open /dev/sda4"
[22:21] <MilkHouse> Where can i purchase a original AMD64 Ubuntu CD? Neither have on Ubuntu shop
[22:21] <oly562> prolly cuz i been following all these mod directions from all directions, messing with my drivers
[22:22] <guntbert> n0ah: no, just sudo fdisk -l
[22:22] <linuxsuperhacker> n0ah: dont specify a partition
[22:22] <oly562> guntbert: why do a sudo command, not necessary
[22:22] <n0ah> gunbert, linuxsuperhacker: I am trying to find the (hd0,#) for my windows partition
[22:22] <n0ah> guntbert ^
[22:23] <linuxsuperhacker> that linux count - 1
[22:23] <T`_> Ampelbein, hey.. i see these in my /var/cache/apt/archives
[22:23] <oly562> why give someone sudo and use fdisk in same sentence ... something terrible might go wrong
[22:23] <suman> so i have a script that gives colors to the bash namely the git branch it is on and stuff....... where should i place it?
[22:23] <T`_> Ampelbein, swiftfox-prescott_3.5b4-1_all.deb  swiftfox-prescott_3.5b99-1_all.deb
[22:23] <oly562> simple, just type in mount n0ah
[22:23] <guntbert> oly562: normally fdisk doesn't show anything to a user (these days anyway)
[22:23] <oly562> mount mount mount
[22:23] <T`_> Ampelbein, but doing a: sudo apt-get install swiftfox-prescott='3.5b4-1' doesn't work
[22:23] <T`_> Ampelbein, E: Version '3.5b4-1' for 'swiftfox-prescott' was not found
[22:24] <SBCU> hello people, can somebody please help me with my Toshiba P100-203, to get the sound working with Ubuntu 9.04 I need to reinstall the Bios, but can't find the update anywhere
[22:24] <T`_> Ampelbein, right now i am on a newer version 3.5b99-1. but its breaking some of the things.. so i am trying to go back in the version
[22:24] <zleap> oly562, so what about sudo rm in the same sentance
[22:24] <zleap> that could do worse
[22:24] <n0ah> oly562: it doesn't seem to show
[22:24] <Ampelbein> T`_: sudo apt-get install=3.5b4-1
[22:25] <oly562> zleap: ill ignore that
[22:25] <zleap> ok
[22:25] <Ampelbein> T`_: wait. wrong sudo apt-get install swiftfox-prescott=3.5b4-1
[22:25] <oly562> n0ah:  pm me your mount stdout
[22:25] <nectar> is there a way to make music folder look like the one on xp? i want it to show me cover art as a folder icon
[22:25] <linuxsuperhacker> n0ah: u wanna know howto translate /dev/sdXX to (hdX,X) ?
[22:25] <Ampelbein> T`_: without the single quotes
[22:25] <oly562> people will complain like babies if you do it in here
[22:25] <guntbert> !danger | zleap
[22:25] <n0ah> linuxsuperhacker yes
[22:26] <n0gear> anyway to find out a IP addr of person whos im through facebook?
[22:26] <T`_> Ampelbein, i tried that too :( no luck
[22:26] <guntbert> !ot | n0gear
[22:26] <linuxsuperhacker> n0ah: a = 0, b = 1, etc. for the disk part, for the partition part linux starts counting at 1 while grub starts at 0
[22:26] <T`_> Ampelbein, sudo apt-get install swiftfox-prescott=3.5b4-1 ... same error
[22:27] <n0ah> so sda4 is hd0,3
[22:27] <n0ah> superlinuxhacker ^
[22:27] <SBCU> all instructions I could find are for other Toshiba's than the P100-203, could somebody help me get my sound back on this one by updating the Bios please?
[22:27] <broken_> I installed ubuntu 9.04 again while keeping my encrypted LVM /home partition, now I can't decrypt it .. anyone know what I have to do? I can't even access my Desktop after logging in.
[22:27] <linuxsuperhacker> n0ah: i guess so
[22:27] <guntbert> T`_: what about using synaptic? there you *can* force a version
[22:27] <scunizi> n0gear: so for grub (hd0,0) would be sda1,  grub (hd1,0) would be sdb1
[22:27] <T`_> guntbert, i never used it.. but i can try
[22:28] <MilkHouse> Where can i purchase a original AMD64 Ubuntu CD? Neither have on Ubuntu shop
[22:28] <frankoo> español ?
[22:28] <erUSUL> !es
[22:28] <guntbert> SBCU: I don't see, how we could help you with a BIOS update here
[22:28] <dustin> hey guys, wondering if anyone could help with an audio issue.  when i go into the sound control panel, I can test playback and it makes the sound but no applications' audio is working
[22:29] <bigjb> T`_: you can get debian package and install that: http://getswiftfox.com/builds/debian/dists/unstable/non-free/binary-i386/swiftfox_3.5b4-1_prescott.deb
[22:29] <elli222> Uh, why wont dpkg-reconfigure replace deleted configuration files? Isnt that what it does?
[22:29] <elli222> "Not replacing deleted config file /etc/sensors3.conf"
[22:29] <T`_> guntbert, "force version" is grey'ed out
[22:29] <guntbert> T`_: the info about each package contains the available versions and an instruction how to force a special one
[22:30] <T`_> guntbert, yea.. strangely it shows no other versions in there
[22:30] <T`_> i will just use bigjb's method.. install deb
[22:30] <elli222> I want these nonexistant configuration files replaced.
[22:30] <xroot> j/ mirc
[22:30] <guntbert> T`_: :(
[22:30] <|sburwood|> can anyone help me get access to my EEEPC900?
[22:31] <|sburwood|> It works only in Live User via a USB key
[22:31] <ctmjr> MilkHouse, i found this never used it have know idea if it is safe/ http://www.osdisc.com/cgi-bin/view.cgi/products/linux/ubuntu?ad=google&gclid=CNbc8-6fkpsCFQxM5QodciDzqQ
[22:32] <linuxsuperhacker> |sburwood|: what does access mean?
[22:32] <Coy> Anyone know how to use a scanner with GIMP?
[22:33] <oly562> question - is anyone in here a webcam expert, knows all the tricks of the trade? pm me so i can get this darn cam up and running finally... thanks. :)
[22:33] <|sburwood|> linuxsuperhacker I get a Err 25 when GRUB starts
[22:33] <oly562> if you know your shyt, it wont take long
[22:34] <|sburwood|> linuxsuperhacker, I can only get the EEEPC 900 to work off a bootable USB key
[22:34] <elli222> can someone please help me with dpkg-reconfigure?
[22:34] <|sburwood|> I'm doing Kvirc on my desktop
[22:34] <linuxsuperhacker> |sburwood|: never saw that, did u try fixing grub already?
[22:34] <elli222> (or should i go to some debian channel to recive help?)
[22:35] <|sburwood|> how do I fix grub?
[22:35] <red-lichtie> I'm having problems loading videos onto my iPod with gtkpod since upgrading to 9.04
[22:35] <dustin> any ideas to get a audigy 1 card working? works fine on test audio but no apps play sound
[22:35] <|sburwood|> don't have the time normally to fix anything
[22:35] <ARMENIAN> when i do metacity --replace to play games, whenever I open a program or terminal it sticks to the top menubar, has no close or minimize buttons and I can't type anything into it, any ideas?
[22:35] <red-lichtie> The message is "/usr/bin/gtkpod: symbol lookup error: /usr/bin/gtkpod: undefined symbol: MP4GetMetadataAlbumArtist"
[22:35] <craig_> hello
[22:35] <linuxsuperhacker> |sburwood|: like sudo grub, then root(hdX,X) ... setup(hdX)
[22:35] <Coy> If no one knows how to scan images in GIMP, can someone tell me how to add Windows 7 to Grub boot list? ^_^;;;; thanks in advance
[22:35] <|sburwood|> linuxsuperhacker, I turn on the computer under a normal boot, it goes through BIOS
[22:36] <|sburwood|> linuxsuperhacker, can I do that in a live user session?
[22:36] <linuxsuperhacker> |sburwood|: yes u can
[22:36] <SBCU> has anybody got any experience updating a Toshiba P100-203 BIOS? I would love my sound to work on Ubuntu 9.04... or actually on the laptop of a friend of mine I installed it on
[22:36] <halberd> how can I detect a device that is plugged in, without rebooting?
[22:36] <elli222> |sburwood| you SHOULd do that in a live session...
[22:37] <frostburn> halberd, lsusb
[22:37] <|sburwood|> tell me what to do to figure what to do next?
[22:37] <halberd> frostburn, what I meant by detect is get the system to detect it
[22:37] <halberd> so that it starts working
[22:37] <frostburn> halberd, define detect?
[22:37] <frostburn> halberd, what kind of device is it
[22:37] <elli222> |sburwood| consider installing grub2. it might work better - cant help, got enough problems of my own :(
[22:37] <oly562> ill figure it out, thanks l8
[22:37] <halberd> it's a wacom tablet
[22:37] <ramzess> hi there
[22:37] <linuxsuperhacker> |sburwood|: maybe find the meaning of Err25 on the net ;)
[22:37] <halberd> USB
[22:38] <ctmjr> halberd, it should be automatic type dmesg | tail after plugging it in
[22:38] <halberd> well, it's not automatic--it works a little bit but not the way it should
[22:38] <halberd> and not the way that it works when I reboot
[22:38] <halberd> I edited xorg.conf with all sorts of stuff, according to the directions for installing wacom tablets, to get it working the way I want, but it only works that way when I reboot
[22:38] <halberd> it's in a limited mode if I plug it in after I booted
[22:39] <Coy>  ~ Does anyone know how to add Windows 7 to boot menu? I looked on forums but no one knows
[22:39] <frostburn> halberd, right, xorg settings cannot be changed on the fly, you'll need to restart xorg for them to take place, either log out or, /etc/init.d/gdm restart
[22:39] <halberd> the xorg settings were already changed
[22:39] <halberd> I put them in xorg.conf a while ago, several reboots ago
[22:40] <CSWookie> Anyone know of a lightweight rtf reader?
[22:40] <leguille> Is anyone able to help me with WINE and an integrated ATI card?
[22:40] <halberd> but they only seem to apply to the tablet when it is already plugged in, WHEN I reboot
[22:40] <xcerca> right now i have / on sda and when i install i choose sdb for /home ,  if i copy the /home folder to / then format sdb will that work out or will i have to change any mount points so that the links stay the same ?
[22:40] <halberd> it may not be xorg.conf, it may have to do with the driver
[22:40] <halberd> that the driver I installed doesn't load automatically
[22:40] <halberd> when it's plugged in
[22:40] <halberd> but only on boot
[22:41] <kienlong> casd
[22:41] <halberd> although when I do lsmod, it does show a wacom driver
[22:41] <halberd> but that might be the limited built-in one
[22:42] <yadu> Hi , My Open Office is having very weird fonts and i cant fix it.... is there any way ? http://tinypic.com/m/4lftdj/4     <--- screenshot
[22:42] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: You around, bro?
[22:42] <billybigrigger> yes mang
[22:42] <Liquidity_C> any one here following dev on google wave?
[22:42]  * billybigrigger googles google wave
[22:42] <Liquidity_C> I am waiting patiently but so far I and following storys but so far not spotted any given release date
[22:43] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: Alright, so... I wasn't able to get at the logs, but I figured something out. When I go into a root command prompt through GRUB, everything works fine... Until I try running Xorg.
[22:43] <guntbert> !ot | Liquidity_C
[22:43] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: Then I get the same result with non-responsive inputs and garbage on the screen.
[22:43] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: ok what is the problem?
[22:43] <Liquidity_C> er... hope you all got that last sentence
[22:43] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: so maybe sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-org
[22:43] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: sounds like an xorg problem then no?
[22:44] <SBCU> I'll ask one more time, otherwise the local time forces me to call it quits: has anybody got any experience with the sound problems with the Toshiba's, this P100-203 needs a BIOS update to work with Ubuntu 9.04, but can't find it anywhere, previously it did fine on Windows and my friend who owns it is getting kind of worried
[22:44] <Liquidity_C> sorry... wrong channel... :-P
[22:44] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: That's what I was thinking. I tried just apt-get remove and apt-get install xorg (and ubuntu-desktop) but it was xserver-org that I was trying to get at. Just didn't remember which package I needed to work on.
[22:44] <jbriscoe> I need help!!! I can't login... services won't start cause it says unknown user.... can create a user but no luck still can't login just says unknown user... passwd is intact WTF!!!!
[22:44] <StephenZuc> Thanks, billybigrigger. I'll go give it a shot.
[22:44] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: xserver-xorg
[22:45] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: xserver-xorg or xserver-org?
[22:45] <SBCU> please
[22:45] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: xserver-xorg
[22:45] <jbriscoe> Who is the resident Ubuntu expert?
[22:45] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: Thanks, man. I'll give it a shot and report back.
[22:45] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: ya my bad, it is xserver-xorg
[22:45] <billybigrigger> :P
[22:45] <ricwelch> is there a command to do a update from a cd at the term
[22:45] <tanquiol> holas
[22:45] <Kebles> I have a quick question. I was trying to compile the latest stable version of the kernel (2.6.30 if I'm not mistaken), but I don't have enough space on my root partition (which holds /usr/). Could I make /usr/src as a symlink on a partition that does have enough space?
[22:45] <jbriscoe> apt-get update
[22:46] <monkey_d_luffy> When I try a fsck  -f  /dev/sdc1  I get this message:      resize inode not valid. Recreate<y>?         This looks like somewhat destructive.  What are my options to rescue the most amount of data?  :(  I tried a read-only mount but it didn't work.
[22:46] <linuxsuperhacker> Kebles: u can build it whereever u like
[22:46] <ctmjr> SBCU, what is it your trying to find the bios update?
[22:46] <yadu> anyone got any idea on how to fix Open office screwed up fonts
[22:46] <yadu> ???
[22:46] <jbriscoe> Anyone ever heard of unknown user can't login????
[22:46] <Kebles> Oh, well in that case.
[22:46] <elli222> Uh, why wont dpkg-reconfigure replace deleted configuration files?
[22:47] <billybigrigger> ricwelch::: you want to update from cd?
[22:47] <jrib> elli222: why would you expect it to?
[22:47] <billybigrigger> ricwelch::: just add your cdrom to your apt sources
[22:47] <ricwelch> billybigrigger: YES
[22:47] <jrib> elli222: in any case, can you be more specific?
[22:47] <ricwelch> ok one sec try
[22:47] <billybigrigger> ricwelch::: im pretty sure you can add the cd through synaptic too
[22:48] <jbriscoe> I really need HELP!!!   can't login!!!!!
[22:48] <elli222> jrib: i deleted the configuration files for libsensors3 and 4. i was kinda hoping a program with that name would replace configuration files...
[22:49] <ricwelch> billybigrigger: it says "Failed to fetch cdrom:[Ubuntu 8.10 _Intrepid Ibex_ - Release i386 (20081028)]/dists/intrepid/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[22:49] <ricwelch> Failed to fetch cdrom:[Ubuntu 8.10 _Intrepid Ibex_ - Release i386 (20081028)]/dists/intrepid/restricted/binary-i386/Packages.gz  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs
[22:49] <ricwelch> Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead."  sorry for big post
[22:49] <FloodBot3> ricwelch: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:49] <linuxsuperhacker> jbriscoe: maybe u can with init=/bin/sh :)
[22:49] <billybigrigger> ricwelch::: what are you running 8.10?
[22:50] <elli222> init=/bin/bash works. sometines sh being a symlink will fail...
[22:50] <jrib> elli222: I'm pretty sure it just runs the .config and .postinst files for a package (or similar).  Just purge your package and reinstall it
[22:51] <elli222> there REALLY needs to be a purge-reinstall option...
[22:51] <sinisterfox> ok since I'm tired og googling everything under the sun to fix my video problem (like everyone elses) I'm just gonna idle here and check back from time to time
[22:51] <ricwelch> sorry here it is http://pastebin.com/d474ac8e0 the error that I get when I try and add the cdrom to the package source
[22:52] <leguille> Will the newest version of WOW work under WINE 1.1.20 better than the most recent?
[22:52] <ricwelch> yes 8.10 now updating to 9.04 billybigrigger
[22:52] <jbriscoe> hey linuxsuperhacker... what do u mean... do i need to change init
[22:52] <billybigrigger> ok
[22:53] <billybigrigger> ricwelch::: then why are you updating with your 8.10 cd?
[22:53] <ricwelch> because when trying update the servers fail for some reason
[22:53] <billybigrigger> ricwelch::: you are running 8.10, and you want to upgrade to 9.04 correct?
[22:53] <elli222> jrib, how can i forcefully purge the packages without removing other packages?
[22:53] <techp> nick <purvesh>
[22:54] <ricwelch> billybigrigger: that correect
[22:54] <jrib> elli222: have you tried just reinstalling?
[22:54] <billybigrigger> ricwelch::: k, why don't you download the 9.04 cd then?
[22:54] <jbriscoe> apt-get purge "the package"
[22:54] <techp> nick purvesh
[22:54] <Pici> techp: /nick purvesh
[22:54] <elli222> -without removing other packages-
[22:54] <SBCU> well... anyways... since it seems like nobody here knows how to help me with this problem with the sound I'll be off to bed and will try some other time, good luck everybody
[22:54] <jrib> elli222: you can use dpkg to force things like that
[22:54] <ricwelch> billybigrigger: already done burnt also
[22:55] <jbriscoe> if they are dependent then don't know
[22:55] <billybigrigger> ricwelch::: ok, you have a 9.04 cd, good
[22:55] <billybigrigger> ricwelch::: and you've tried to upgrade over the internet already? that failes?
[22:55] <billybigrigger> ricwelch::: fails?
[22:55] <elli222> ooh, dark dpkg magic...
[22:55] <sinisterfox> oh So can anyone link me to a definative fix for the damn video issues plaguing the intel-onboard video systems?
[22:56] <ricwelch> billybigrigger: correct both ways seem to fail
[22:56] <arand> sinisterfox: maybe...
[22:56] <sinisterfox> I feel like a dog chasing his tail just trying to watch some video
[22:56] <billybigrigger> ricwelch::: ok
[22:56] <arand> !intel | sinisterfox
[22:56] <hatter243> !intel | sinisterfox
[22:56] <billybigrigger> ricwelch::: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading#Upgrading%20Using%20the%20Alternate%20CD/DVD
[22:56] <billybigrigger> ricwelch::: do that
[22:56] <sinisterfox> alright I'll go look
[22:57] <jrib> elli222: dpkg --install --force-confmiss PACKAGE.deb   may be what you want.  You can probably pass similar flags to apt-get
[22:58] <jrib> elli222: the mighty google tells me: apt-get -o DPkg::Options::="--force-confmiss" --reinstall install <packagename>
[22:58] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: Alright, so I tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, and it led me through a number of prompts.
[22:58] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: I answered them all, then tried running Xorg, and got the same non-responsive garbage.
[22:58] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: I even tried going back through, selecting "no" for the framebuffer option... Same response. Everything else was related to the keyboard.
[22:59] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: Is there any way to just remove x and reinstall it?
[22:59] <ikonia> StephenZuc: why do you want to do that ?
[22:59] <chomwitt> in my nrc 9.04 in a netbook the gnome panel dissapead for the admin user!
[22:59] <StephenZuc> ikonia: Xorg is giving me problems.
[22:59] <ikonia> StephenZuc: why re-install then unless you have deleted components
[23:00] <StephenZuc> ikonia: Basically, whwnever it tries to run, my screen fills up with garbage and my inputs are nonresponsive.
[23:00] <ikonia> StephenZuc: what video card do you have ?
[23:00] <StephenZuc> ikonia: I may have corrupted components, is my thought. Uh, lemme think...
[23:00] <StephenZuc> ikonia: Diamond Radeon 9550.
[23:00] <ikonia> StephenZuc: why may you have corrupted components
[23:00] <microtux> hi
[23:00] <ikonia> StephenZuc: what makes you think that ?
[23:01] <StephenZuc> ikonia: Whenever Xorg tries to run, my system freezes up and my screen is covered with graphical garbage.
[23:01] <ikonia> that does not mean you have corrupted anything - it's quite hard to corrupt something
[23:01] <purvesh> how to set a password and email for my nick..any example
[23:01] <jrib> elli222: what file specifically are you trying to get back?
[23:01] <StephenZuc> ikonia: Well, I don't know what else to do.
[23:01] <ikonia> StephenZuc: ok - so lets look at it logcically
[23:01] <elli222> sensors.conf and sensors3.conf
[23:02] <ikonia> StephenZuc: first thing to do is try the vesa xorg driver, have you done that yet ?
[23:02] <jrib> elli222: dpkg -S /etc/sensors.conf
[23:02] <microtux> i tried to mount the cdrom : mount /media/cdrom0/ ; the error was : /dev/scd0 does not exist
[23:02] <Zemy> Can anyone help please? I keep getting 'Serious' Events in Firestarter from 192.168.1.1 How do I stop it?
[23:02] <microtux> any help ?
[23:02] <StephenZuc> ikonia: I've never even  heard of that, nor am I entirely certain HOW to "try" the vesa xorg driver.
[23:02] <ikonia> StephenZuc: that's fine - just checking I'm not wasting your time
[23:02] <elli222> dpkg: /etc/sensors.conf not found.
[23:02] <microtux> in my fstab there is : /dev/scd0       /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0       0
[23:02] <StephenZuc> ikonia: My expertise with unix extends to running the commands I read on man pages. :D
[23:02] <ikonia> StephenZuc: in the file "/etc/X11/xorg.conf" you'll have a very limited set of information
[23:03] <jrib> elli222: so no package owns that file
[23:03] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: have you had ubuntu working before or is this a fresh install that won't boot?
[23:03] <eirikb> Hello. How can I make a PATH globally working? I tried adding GRAILS_HOME to /etc/profile and ran export, but does not work. Must I add it to each users .profile?
[23:03] <billybigrigger> ricwelch::: are those steps working for you?
[23:03] <elli222> uh, dpkg-reconfigure says "not replacing deleted configuration file /etc/sensors.conf"
[23:04] <racquad> hi guys. I'm running Ubuntu 9.04 and I have a problem. I've been using with a 17" Wide LCD monitor @ 1440x900, fine. But now, I need to plug into a LCD TV 32". The problem is that Ubuntu stucks @ 1024x768 and don't give me the wide options. Any idea?
[23:04] <elli222> it must be owned by some package :o
[23:04] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: This is a fresh install that I had  running once after installation... Installed a ton of games and utilities (like lemon), then restarted after pulling down all the updates...
[23:04] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: These problems started on that restart.
[23:04] <billybigrigger> well then ikonia might be right, you should try the vesa driver
[23:04] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: get to a shell and sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[23:04] <StephenZuc> ikonia: Alright, once I have that information, then what?
[23:04] <jrib> elli222: why not read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto
[23:05] <jrib> elli222: good luck (i must go)
[23:05] <StephenZuc> Thanks, billybrigger. :) Then what?
[23:05] <microtux> any suggestion ? :(
[23:05] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: find the Driver "nvidia" or whatever in your "Device" Section, change "nvidia" to "vesa"
[23:05] <mr_claus> i have a ntp-server configured on 8.04 but the client cannot sync the time due "ntpdate[19732]: no server suitable for synchronization found"
[23:05] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: nvidia or ati?
[23:05] <ikonia> StephenZuc: look for a section "device" with an identifier that is your video card
[23:05] <StephenZuc> Diamond ATI Radeon 9550.
[23:06] <MK13> racquad: how are you connecting to the monitor, hdmi, dvi?
[23:06] <racquad> anyone? any idea?
[23:06] <StephenZuc> A little old, but it works...
[23:06] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: look for Driver "radeon" or something, but whatever it is, change it to "vesa"
[23:06] <mob_> hey ll
[23:06] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: and save and reboot
[23:06] <mob_> all
[23:06] <racquad> MK13: wide?
[23:06] <racquad> MK13: ops, VGA
[23:06] <PleXs> anyone using kvm + virt-manager?
[23:06] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger and ikonia... I'll report back once I've done this, 'kay?
[23:06] <kirk_> is there a good launcher program for ubuntu?  (ie i want to hit a button combination, start typing a program, and hit enter)
[23:06] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: roger
[23:06] <billybigrigger> fuffalo::: alt-f2
[23:07]  * StephenZuc heads off to try it once again... And is delighted to learn about nano.
[23:07] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: i heart nano
[23:07] <billybigrigger> :P
[23:07] <fuffalo> sweet, thanks billy
[23:07] <VCoolio> fuffalo: gnome do, also launchy
[23:07] <fuffalo> Are any of those better than another?
[23:07] <fuffalo> Are there any that act like quick silver (apps + google + dictionary etc)
[23:07] <fuffalo> err not quicksilver
[23:07] <fuffalo> spotlight
[23:08] <racquad> MK13: but I was using VGA on the 17" and it was OK
[23:08] <VCoolio> fuffalo: gnome do has a lot of plugins, launchy may be a bit lighter on cpu although gnome do had improved a lot
[23:08] <UbuntuBoy> Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope always freez for me
[23:08] <MK13> raquad: vga is what you are using on the tv?
[23:08] <fuffalo> alrighty vcool, i'll give them a try
[23:09] <UbuntuBoy> Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope always freez for me
[23:09] <UbuntuBoy> Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope always freez for me
[23:09] <UbuntuBoy> Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope always freez for me
[23:09] <FloodBot3> UbuntuBoy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:09] <MK13> racquad: are you using vga for the tv?
[23:09] <sweetchildofmine> hey guys, using root to echo a different cpufreq governor value will "stay" after re-boots, right?
[23:10] <ikonia> echo it where ?
[23:10] <racquad> MK13: yes.
[23:10] <UbuntuBoy> Ubuntu Jaunty Jackalope always freez for me
[23:10] <ikonia> UbuntuBoy: ok - explain
[23:10] <sweetchildofmine> to the /proc thingy.
[23:10] <ikonia> sweetchildofmine: no
[23:10] <ikonia> sweetchildofmine: it won't stay
[23:10] <racquad> MK13: that's my only option
[23:10] <xcerca> i have sda1 mounted as / and sdb1 is /home ,  if i just copy the folder from sdb1 - /home to sda1 - /home then re format sdb does anyone forsee any problems with that ? i will just have to edit my fstab right ?
[23:10] <sweetchildofmine>  echo performance > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governor << how do I get this to stay?
[23:10] <Rev_> hello, is it normal that the "top" command tells me "2 users" ?
[23:10] <UbuntuBoy> Ubuntu freez i cant do anything just restart from the button in PC
[23:10] <ikonia> sweetchildofmine: you need to put that in an init script or in /etc/sysctl.conf
[23:10] <mob_> n e one have a aer travelmate 220 with intel 80830 graphics chipset fresh juntyinstll getting blocks over characters "IM A NOOB"
[23:11] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: yes
[23:11] <ikonia> UbuntuBoy: that is most likley a hardware error then
[23:11] <MK13> racquad: then most likely the reason you are unable to select other displays is because those are what the tv are reporting as its supported resolutions
[23:11] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: 1 user on your console, and one for your xserver
[23:11] <ikonia> UbuntuBoy: hardware lockups are rarley caused by an operating system configuration
[23:11] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: tty, and pts
[23:11] <Rev_> billybigrigger, ok, clear explanantion thanks.
[23:11] <sweetchildofmine> how do I put it in the sysctl file?
[23:11] <UbuntuBoy> No Not a hardware problem because the problem have jsut 3 day's
[23:11] <leguille> Is Hardy 8.04 better for gaming than Jaunty 9.04?
[23:11] <ikonia> sweetchildofmine: it's a text file
[23:11] <sweetchildofmine> I see some values in there, but none of them have anything to do with cpuinfo.
[23:12] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: that is the other way though tty = xserver pts = console
[23:12] <ikonia> UbuntuBoy: that doesn't mean it's not a hardware problem
[23:12] <sweetchildofmine> do I just echo the command to the file?
[23:12] <racquad> MK13: I don't think that's the case. because the TV is new and wide. It should support wide resolutions as well.. unfortunatly I don't have its part no to search the Internet
[23:12] <UbuntuBoy> No Xp Run Correctly
[23:12] <Rev_> billybigrigger, also, you could maybe help me further. I discovered top cause the system monitor wouldnt give me enough details about the cpu load. I just knew it was always 60% loaded. So when i type top i get this :
[23:12] <ikonia> UbuntuBoy: that doesn't mean it's not a hardware problem
[23:12] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: dont do it!!!
[23:12] <UbuntuBoy> And Puppy Linux Run correctly but ubuntu no
[23:12] <ikonia> UbuntuBoy: at what point does it lock up ?
[23:12] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: don't paste here haha
[23:12] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: pastebinit
[23:12] <Rev_> billybigrigger,  : 3632 root      20   0  4140 1328  656 R 29.9  0.1  15:32.57 mount.ntfs-3g
[23:13] <Rev_> billybigrigger, just one line is ok, right?
[23:13] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: haha yeah thank god
[23:13] <MK13> racquad: does the tv have hdmi input?
[23:13] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: so what's the problem?
[23:13] <Rev_> so, here, CPU load is the "29.9" % column
[23:13] <UbuntuBoy> i Don't have this problems all day but somtimes
[23:13] <ikonia> UbuntuBoy: at what point does it lock up ?
[23:13] <cherva> can I start and stop a separate X screen ( on the TV ) when I want. I think it's stupid to run all the time
[23:13] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: yeah
[23:13] <racquad> MK13: yes, it has.
[23:13] <Unpredictable> Does anyone know how to get nvidia working with nvidia geforce 5500 fx. I can't seem to get it working..
[23:13] <tizbac> test
[23:13] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: i would trust top over system monitor
[23:13] <Rev_> billybigrigger, isnt it a little too much to use 1/3 of the cpu all the time just to have some ntfs filesystmem mounted?
[23:14] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: your going to need to install legacy nvidia drivers
[23:14] <MK13> racquad: then the vga input is probably limited seeing as the hdmi is the main input
[23:14] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: well something must writing to it
[23:14] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: where do I get them and why legacy?
[23:14] <UbuntuBoy> I Think the problem is caused by Screenlets
[23:14] <ikonia> remove the screenlets then and test
[23:14] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: maybe a bug in ntfs-3g i don't know, i don't use it
[23:14] <leguille> How do you install specific drivers?
[23:14] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: ubuntu 9.04?
[23:14] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: yes
[23:14] <UbuntuBoy> Because the day of my installation of the screen Lets i Have this problems
[23:14] <Rev_> billybigrigger, it is cause i am downloading a linux iso to my windows partition. so, is it the reason you think?
[23:14] <xcerca> leguille  for what ?
[23:15] <Rev_> billybigrigger, no extra problem?
[23:15] <racquad> MK13: maybe, but I still think not likely
[23:15] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: exactly why
[23:15] <ikonia> UbuntuBoy: then remove the screenlets and test
[23:15] <UbuntuBoy> Ok
[23:15] <Rev_> billybigrigger, then, its great. Thanks for all your answers.
[23:15] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: you should have mentioned that earlier :P
[23:15] <leguille> xcera: Ubuntu 9.04, I am trying to install the updated driver for an AMD Athlon 1200 series
[23:15] <leguille> its integrated
[23:15] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: System>Administration>Hardware Drivers
[23:15] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: is there anything in there that suggests you can use an nvidia driver?
[23:16] <UbuntuBoy> i don't have this Problem whit 8.04
[23:16] <ikonia> UbuntuBoy: then remove the screenlets and test
[23:16] <billybigrigger> leguille::: driver for what?
[23:16] <b3nw> can anyone recommend a command line music player that supports aiff?
[23:16] <xcerca> leguille , from AMD ?
[23:16] <Rev_> billybigrigger, sorry ! have a nice evening, and thanks again
[23:16] <billybigrigger> b3nw::: mplayer?
[23:16] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger and ikonia: Alright, so, I tried nano-ing into my xorg.conf... And it worked just fine. Trouble is, there wasn't a section for my video card.
[23:16] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: its a joke :P take care
[23:16] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: there should be a "Device" section
[23:16] <mark0920> quick Q. Im trying to get mplayer to play DVDs so i can get rid of totem. I have ubuntu-restricted-extras &  libdvdcss2 installed. I can play encrypted DVDs on totem but I can't play them on mplayer. Any ideas?
[23:16] <Rev_> billybigrigger, thanks :)
[23:16] <UbuntuBoy> I don't think this problem caused by screenlets thats just an suggeste
[23:17] <billybigrigger> Rev_::: np
[23:17] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: yes the 96 and 173. But i've tried it this way plus ive tried install directly from nvidia but I got out of range then blank screen then I formated. If I use 173 from hardware I can only shuffle between 2 super low resolutions 640 being highest
[23:17] <ikonia> UbuntuBoy: you just said you did think it was caused by screenlets
[23:17] <ikonia> UbuntuBoy: remove the screenlets and test
[23:17] <UbuntuBoy> ok
[23:17] <Amorstus> lol
[23:17] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: oh god, you've got quite a mess then haha
[23:17] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: Yeah... Section "Device" | Identifier "Configured Video Device" | Option "UseFBDev" "true" | EndSection
[23:17] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: where is the legacy u speak of
[23:17] <ikonia> StephenZuc: ok - in that section add the line Driver "vesa"
[23:18] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: add in driver "vesa"
[23:18] <StephenZuc> ikonia: Just add it? Alright, will do, and will report back.
[23:18] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger: 10-4, Billy.
[23:18] <billybigrigger> roger
[23:18] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: nvidia-glx-legacy
[23:18] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: its for older nvidia cards like your 5500
[23:18] <ctmjr> racquad, there are many things you can check first what graphics driver do you use
[23:18] <UbuntuBoy> I Have a Old PC I dont used now i want a linux distrubution tu use't whit this pc
[23:18] <ikonia> UbuntuBoy: remove the screenlets and test
[23:18] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: why doesn't ubuntus hardware suggest them then?
[23:18] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: good question
[23:19] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: can I find it through synaptics?
[23:19] <billybigrigger> yes
[23:19] <mob_> trying again lol i have black boxes all over charcters on screen n e one?
[23:19] <Unpredictable> billbigrigger: are the legacy up to date or old drivers for old cards?
[23:19] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: stop
[23:20] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: stop?
[23:20] <UbuntuBoy> What is the Best linux distrubution for a PC Whit 130Mo Ram and a old processeur
[23:20] <xcerca> if i have in fstab that /home is on sdb , then can i just copy the /home folder to sda and delete the specifice fstab entry and have everything and sda ?
[23:20] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsVideoCardsNvidia
[23:20] <microtux> i tried to mount the cdrom : mount /media/cdrom0/ ; the error was : /dev/scd0 does not exist
[23:20] <ikonia> UbuntuBoy: that is offtopic here
[23:20] <microtux> in my fstab there is : /dev/scd0       /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0       0
[23:20] <sinisterfox> Just wanted to come back and thank everyone for your help and I used the "Bleeding edge" method and all is doing just great video wise
[23:20] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: meaning stop what you are doing :P
[23:20] <microtux> any idea ?
[23:20] <only> hi
[23:21] <only> i want afriend
[23:21] <xcerca> UbuntuBoy ,  there is one called DSL , check that out
[23:21] <only> is there any one
[23:21] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: it seems your 5500 isn't legacy yet
[23:21] <ikonia> only: this channel is for ubuntu support discussion only
[23:21] <ikonia> only: please visit freenodes website for a list of chat channels
[23:21] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: you should be able to use the nvidia-glx driver, which is the one ubuntu suggested for you
[23:21] <mob_> @ ikonia , gota min or 2?
[23:22] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: go into hardware drivers, and install the newst driver it suggests for you
[23:22] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: nah if I do 640x480 is all I can use under nvidia settings..
[23:22] <ikonia> mob_: ok, what's up?
[23:22] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: thats fine
[23:22] <sinisterfox> that ENvy program is a joke IMO
[23:22] <Amorstus> only: or type /list
[23:22] <ikonia> !envyng
[23:22] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: you just need to manually add in resolutions to your xorg
[23:22] <mob_> black boxex all over screen reh jauntyinstall
[23:22] <mob_> freh
[23:22] <stef11> Where do I change the min password length in jauntly?
[23:22] <stef11> in /etc/pam.d/common-password there ware no default values
[23:22] <ikonia> mob_: oh really, what video card
[23:22] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: ok then let me do it again.. ill brb.
[23:22] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger and ikonia: Alright, I added the line <tab>Driver<tab><tab>"vesa". No change when I started up Xorg.
[23:23] <TheBuzzSaw> I am in need of audio assistance! -- http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1190238
[23:23] <mob_> its an intel 80830 in a travelmate 220
[23:23] <ikonia> StephenZuc: driver <space> "vesa"
[23:23] <TheBuzzSaw> Message me if you can help! -- http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1190238
[23:23] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: oh geez
[23:23] <b3nw> can anyone recommend a command line music player that supports aiff?
[23:23] <ikonia> mob_: that's odd, I'm not really aware of the 80830 card to be honest, let me have a little research
[23:23] <leguille> xcera:: I belive I missed your response to my issue.
[23:23] <billybigrigger> b3nw::: mplayer doesn't?
[23:23] <mob_> ty
[23:24] <b3nw> billybigrigger - installing to try
[23:24] <sinisterfox> Is the 80830 an onboard?
[23:24] <billybigrigger> b3nw::: well why keep asking your question? i answered it over 5 minutes ago
[23:24] <StephenZuc> billybigrigger and ikonia: The <tab> is where I actually pressed tab, which brought the text in line with the other entries in the file. What about this is wrong, and how do I make it right?
[23:24] <only> ?????
[23:24] <mob_> its a 10 yr old laptop
[23:24] <b3nw> billybigrigger - sorry kept getting disconnected
[23:24] <billybigrigger> b3nw::: ahh
[23:24] <kirk____> Is there an application that I can install that will let me hit a button (or combination fo buttons) to display all my active windows on one screen?
[23:24] <sinisterfox> oh XD
[23:24] <only> hi every body
[23:24] <b3nw> billybigrigger - i'd ask my q and then there'd be silence, not even joins/ parts >.<
[23:24] <stef11> is everybody after installing ubuntu 9.04 creating users with passwords >6 chars?
[23:24] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: ok im about to reboot, do u know what line I would add in manually to xorg.conf
[23:25] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: yeah hold on
[23:25] <sinisterfox> I use exactly 6 chars
[23:25] <TheBuzzSaw> I use 8
[23:25] <stef11> every day you type that?
[23:25] <leguille> I have 12
[23:25] <thiebaude> b3nw: mine is longer than 6  characters
[23:25] <sinisterfox> I only type it for sudo cmds
[23:25] <mob_> i use 1 annd want to use 0
[23:25] <ziyang> does anybody know why forward/back mouse button are recognised in firefox but not konqueror?
[23:26] <stef11> I would go for no password but that's not secure
[23:26] <sebsebseb> hi
[23:26] <thiebaude> hi sebsebseb
[23:26] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: hi
[23:26] <sinisterfox> yeah I put all my friends on user and psswrd cause they have kids
[23:26] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: http://pastebin.com/m69e291b9
[23:26] <stef11> so for people that don't have a huge pass, how can I lower the min?
[23:26] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: you need to add in your resolutions
[23:27] <thiebaude> stef11: i believe you can change your password
[23:27] <Unpredictable> which part do I add in?
[23:27] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: i would restart and boot into ubuntu in 640x480 and copy paste that
[23:27] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: copy and paste that sample into your xorg.conf and edit it to your system's liking
[23:27] <Unpredictable> so delete all of mine and copy and paste all this to use?
[23:27] <stef11> oh so first make it(>6) and then change it(1)
[23:27] <sinisterfox> I dunno how to lower the "acceptable" number of chars on psswrd
[23:28] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: so it looks like Driver "vesa"
[23:28] <thiebaude> stef11: cant you change it all together lower than 6?
[23:28] <b3nw> billybigrigger - mmm mplayer didn't work, gave me an error, said I was missing avisynth.dll but I can't find any such mention of that in aptitude...
[23:28] <fuffalo> Is it beryl that gives me the "all open windows on the screen at once" button? :)
[23:28] <Unpredictable> k ill brb
[23:28] <billybigrigger> StephenZuc::: we'll i've never had to help someone who's machine won't even boot the vesa driver...im started to run out of ideas myself, maybe ikonia has something for you?
[23:28] <mob_> @yowx2  hot in ottawa 2day
[23:28] <billybigrigger> b3nw::: linux/ubuntu/mplayer doesn't use .dll
[23:29] <billybigrigger> b3nw::: that is window$ crap
[23:29] <glitsj16> fuffalo: compiz has a "scale" plugin that does that yes
[23:29] <b3nw> billybigrigger - I duno what to say.... http://pastebin.com/d791c27e1
[23:29] <stef11> thiebaude: Yeah that would be awesome, I searched and found this string in - /etc/pam.d/common-password password     required     pam_unix.so obscure md5 added min=4 restarted no joy.
[23:30] <Um_cara_qualquer> folks
[23:31] <Um_cara_qualquer> someone can tell me how i install linux mint with a pen drive?
[23:31] <sebsebseb> Um_cara_qualquer: Not in here, since this is Ubuntu only support
[23:31] <fuffalo> glitsj16: Is compiz the same thing as beryl?  Are they one project now?
[23:31] <mark0920> Would anyone be able to help me with mplayer please?
[23:32] <billybigrigger> b3nw::: sudo apt-get install sox
[23:32] <Um_cara_qualquer> sebsebseb: i wonder if you know what is linux mint...
[23:32] <billybigrigger> b3nw::: mplayer FILE.aiff
[23:32] <glitsj16> fuffalo: correct, you can do it without compiz if you like, check http://zwuser.wordpress.com/2009/05/14/expose-on-linux-without-compiz-fusion/
[23:32] <sebsebseb> Um_cara_qualquer: well this is a bit sucky the unoffical Mint channel on this network hardly has anyone, and the officcial is on another network
[23:32] <Rev_> how to renew a DNS adress ?
[23:32] <Um_cara_qualquer> ok ok
[23:33] <Um_cara_qualquer> thx...
[23:33] <sebsebseb> Um_cara_qualquer:  MInt is a Linux distro that is based on Ubuntu
[23:33] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: okay im back so do I delete all of my stuff and put yours? or just the screen section part or what. Im new to linux so bare with me
[23:33] <mob_> np
[23:33] <Um_cara_qualquer> out a boy
[23:33] <mark0920> whenever i open a dvd with mplayer i get the following error: "seek failed"
[23:33] <b3nw> billybigrigger - testing.... same error with sox installed, see if you can play it? http://files.getdropbox.com/u/56629/Tink.aiff
[23:33] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: ya copy and paste that sample INTO your screen sections
[23:35] <billybigrigger> b3nw::: ill try, won't mean much, as im running 9.10 not 9.04
[23:35] <b3nw> billybigrigger - if it works for you least know it can work
[23:35] <billybigrigger> Playing Tink.aiff.
[23:35] <billybigrigger> MPEG: Missing video stream!? Contact the author, it may be a bug :(
[23:35] <b3nw> billybigrigger - >.>
[23:37] <Shady_> join #ubuntu-it
[23:38] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: look at my xorg and see if it looks ok b4 I reboot. http://pastebin.com/m3d83e38a
[23:38] <Rob235> how do i always manage to screw things up, i disabled gdm to install video card drivers and i re-enabled it and in the top right corner it doesnt have the icon to shutdown/restart/etc
[23:39] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: no
[23:39] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: take another look
[23:39] <bastidrazor> Rob235, right click and add to panel..
[23:39] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: at what part?
[23:39] <stef11> if you remove the switch user applet the shutdown, restart,... are added to the system menu, dunnu if this helps
[23:39] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: read it from top to bottom, there's 2 things wrong with it
[23:39] <TheMG> hey, i just installed ubuntu 9.04 and my preferred resolution isnt available...
[23:39] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: HINT montior and device
[23:40] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: HINT they don't match
[23:40] <Rob235> oh yea i saw an error about switch user ended abruptly or something, so what can i do
[23:40] <maco> billybigrigger, is condescension that necessary?
[23:40] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: lol which part. I meaN i copied what u had, dang im dumb.
[23:40] <kevin_> hello i am able to use console audio progs from gnome-terminal but not from a pure console. how can i fix this?
[23:41] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: not dumb, your just not looking
[23:41] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: Identifier      "Configured Monitor"
[23:41] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: is it the part I copied in or my part I already had
[23:41] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: Monitor     "My Monitor"
[23:41] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: same with your Device
[23:41] <billybigrigger> they don't match
[23:41] <billybigrigger> make them match
[23:42] <billybigrigger> hint, make the text inside of " " match
[23:42] <billybigrigger> make it whatever you want
[23:42] <TheMG> unpredictable?
[23:42] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: so where it says my monitor. make it say configured?
[23:42] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: sure
[23:42] <TheMG> what is that?
[23:43] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: and where it says configured device make it also say configured monitor? or no
[23:43] <billybigrigger> no
[23:43] <billybigrigger> your 2 montiors must match each other
[23:43] <cody> adobe wont let me click allow or deny for my webcam and mic in firefox
[23:43] <billybigrigger> your 2 devices must match each other
[23:44] <cody> is there a way to fix that?
[23:44] <TomV-415> I have the same challenge : two monitors that are different sizes - right now, there's a "blindspot" below the smaller monitor.
[23:44] <Unpredictable> got ya
[23:44] <Unpredictable> js
[23:44] <TheMG> my two monitors are acting up, too!
[23:45] <TomV-415> I'm wondering if using the NVIDIA X Server settings might help.  There's an option, "Separate X screen (requires X restart)", how do I get the X restart to happend?
[23:45] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: thx for being patient, 2nd day using linux..
[23:45] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: no problem
[23:45] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: is this what u want?http://pastebin.com/m7d8cfead
[23:46] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: im not here to do all the grunt work though :P you might have to use the old noggin a bit yourself :P
[23:46] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: its not what i want
[23:46] <bastidrazor> TomV-415, which version of ubuntu?
[23:46] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: your the one that wants it :P
[23:46] <TomV-415> the "TwinView" mode assumes the monitors are the same size.  Windoz seems to be able to adjust to the different size monitors... maximize works in the current windw.
[23:46] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: ok is that what I want?
[23:46] <Unpredictable> lol
[23:46] <TomV-415> I'm using 9.04 now, same issue in 8.04 before my upgrade.
[23:46] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: but yes, that looks better
[23:46] <Driggo> hi
[23:46] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: ok save and reboot correct?
[23:47] <bastidrazor> TomV-415,  alt sysrq k will restart X
[23:47] <billybigrigger> TomV-415::: install nvidia-xserver-settings
[23:47] <cody> is that a no?
[23:47] <billybigrigger> TomV-415::: my bad, nvidia-settings
[23:47] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: yes, giver
[23:47] <Unpredictable> brb
[23:48] <TomV-415> bastidrazor:  thanks - I'll try that.
[23:48] <sylvanus_> What command do I need to enter upon connecting to a irc room?
[23:48] <aaditya> How should I request a package in Ubuntu repos to be updated to the latest available version upstream?
[23:48] <TomV-415> billybigrigger: thanks I'l try that too!
[23:48] <DigitalKiwi> he's not very unpredictable if he tells us he's coming back now is he
[23:48] <DigitalKiwi> maybe if he doesn't come back he will live up to his name
[23:48] <cryptide> No package 'pygtk-2.0' found
[23:48] <cryptide>  -- sudo apt-get install pygtk-2.0
[23:48] <bastidrazor> TomV-415, run nvidia-settings if things don't work out right this time around. sudo nvidia-settings
[23:48] <cryptide> doesn't work
[23:48] <DigitalKiwi> !gksudo
[23:49] <billybigrigger> DigitalKiwi::: well if he doesn't come back there's always hope his problem is fixed
[23:50] <Eevee> I use network-manager-vpnc with a cisco vpn.  worked fine in 8.10.  since 9.04, the connection stops working entirely (everything times out, no DNS, but connection does NOT drop) exactly eight hours after connecting, and the syslog starts saying 'HMAC mismatch in ESP mode' repeatedly.  server has a timeout, but it's 24h.  google reveals nothing enlightening.  ideas?
[23:50] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: any luck?
[23:50] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: no and I went to settings and still the same 2 lame resos :(
[23:50] <DigitalKiwi> Unpredictable: we have taken a vote and decided you need to change your name to "Predictable"
[23:50] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings
[23:50] <anom01y> !audio
[23:51] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: and yes, DigitalKiwi is right, before you get anymore help you MUST change your name, since saying your coming back isn't Unpredictable
[23:51] <DigitalKiwi> ^_^
[23:51] <Unpredictable> billybigrigger: lol how about ill change it to retard :). so why do I need to get nvidia settings again if I have it?
[23:52] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: run nvidia settings, its a window$-like nvidia config
[23:52] <Predictable> :)
[23:52] <billybigrigger> Unpredictable::: you should be able to change screen resolutions there
[23:52] <billybigrigger> Predictable::: there we go :P
[23:52] <DigitalKiwi> lmao
[23:52] <DigitalKiwi> that made my day, thanks
[23:52] <glitsj16> aaditya: you can add a bug to the package in question on bugs.launchpad.net and mark it as wishlist (feature request) perhaps
[23:52] <Predictable> billybigrigger: I did try to run it I never did redownload it, but I did run it and thats where I only have 2 settings of resolutions.
[23:52] <billybigrigger> hmm
[23:52] <aaditya> glitsj16: thanks
[23:53] <Predictable> system,admin, nvidia settins right? It install when i got drivers
[23:53] <fuffalo> I installed compiz-fusion, but I can't seem to find out how to use the things I'm enabling, like desktop-cube.  Google says ctrl+alt+mouse, but that doesn't seem to work - am i missing something?
[23:53] <aaditya> fuffalo: ccsm is a nice tool to configure compiz
[23:53] <fuffalo> That's what I'm using
[23:53] <billybigrigger> Predictable::: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1183938
[23:53] <Predictable> billybigrigger: yeah thats where ive been going to see if I could change resolution.
[23:54] <billybigrigger> Predictable::: try some settings from that post
[23:54] <mark0920> fuffalo i  wld just reset the key bindings to something u like.
[23:54] <glitsj16> fuffalo: how did you start compiz after installing it?
[23:54] <mark0920> and have u enabled rotate cube?
[23:54] <billybigrigger> Predictable::: im going to grab some grub, and will be back if you need further assistance
[23:54] <fuffalo> oh I didn't enable cube rotation :>
[23:54] <billybigrigger> Predictable::: there are some other xorg.conf options you can try out in that post i sent you
[23:54] <fuffalo> That would be the problem.. ;p
[23:54] <Predictable> billybigrigger: ok thx
[23:54] <aaditya> fuffalo: did you try this for the desktop cube: Ctrl + Alt + drag the desktop using your mouse
[23:55] <fuffalo> I just needed to enable rotation as well, that's working
[23:55] <fuffalo> And what do i use to show all open windows at once?  Which plugin is that?
[23:55] <ctmjr> !compiz
[23:55] <Eevee> fuffalo: Scale is like OS X's Exposé
[23:56] <fuffalo> ahh cool, thanks eevee
[23:56] <Eevee> fuffalo: there's also another plugin that lets you type while Scale is active and filter by window title, which is cool
[23:57] <stef11> is 85° a normal temperature for a video card?
[23:58] <mike> hey
[23:59] <mattalexx> Anyone found a good solution to Flash 10's prolem where video studders when it's full screen in Jaunty?
[23:59] <Guest97233> i have a geforce 4 when i enable the drivers i get a black screen after reboot. The black screen comes right where the login screen should be
[23:59] <mattalexx> I was going to build a media PC with Ubuntu but this is a dealbreaker :-)
[23:59] <AndryZ> anyone can help me reinstalling a wifi card which already appears on lspci?